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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

7

Albers Opens New Supermarket at Charles Street

Albers Supermarkets opened a new store at Charles Street and Manchester Avenue with 15 000 square feet and a complete delicatessen. The facility features 70 feet of self service meat cases 100 feet of open frozen display cases and new airflow cases in produce. E L Withers Colonial Stores vice president said the Clinton Street Vail Avenue market will close. Bill Pate 13 year veteran will manage with Wilburn Edwards meat manager and Steve Campbell produce manager both transferred from Clinton Street store.

Albers Supermarkets Charles Street Manchester Avenue Clinton Street Vail Avenue E. L. Withers Colonial Stores Bill Pate Albers Hamilton Wilburn Edwards Steve Campbell Edwards Campbell

Viet War Claims Laurelville Man

Marine Lance Corporal Ronald J. Ash of Laurelville Ohio was among 17 U S servicemen listed by the Defense Department as killed in Vietnam. Ash died from wounds suffered earlier in the conflict.

Washington (Ap Ronald J. Ash George H Ash Laurelville Ohio U. S Defense Department Viet Nam Ash

Scarred Mexican Orphan Receives Lions Club Surgery Aid

Patricia Burgess, an 8 or 9 year old Mexican orphan with facial and limb scars, travels from Ensenada to Covina California for plastic surgery funded by the Covina Valley Lions Club. Ronald Griffin and wife report coordinating care and visa extension for a 30 day stay at Queen of the Valley Hospital.

Covina Calif Patricia Burgess Mexico Griffin Patricia Ensenada Griffins Lions West Covina Queen of the Valley Hospital

Teachers urged to keep children alert with current events

Miss Mary Ann Schuette of Middletown Connecticut spoke to teachers at Monroe School Sherman School Maple Park School and to new kindergarten through sixth grade teachers. She promotes My Weekly Reader and Current Events sheets now on the Board of Education approved list. The two day project was arranged by Mrs. Lois Lewis and Marion McEvoy.

Mary Ann Schuette Middletown Conn Illinois Minnesota Board of Education Maple Park Lois Lewis Marion McEvoy

Jilted Lover Trapped Four Days in Denmark Sewer

Jens Andersen vanished after threatening to kill himself then reappeared four days later in a public sewer. He explained his plan to his girlfriend was called off and said he simply wanted a bath after his grim exile.

Slagelse Denmark Jens Andersen Andersen

Hearing On Zoning Change For 63 Acres Tonight

City Planning Commission holds a public hearing at 7 30 p m in City Building auditorium on Roosevelt Park Inc request to rezone 63 acres at Grand Avenue and Breiel Boulevard from R1 to R4. A second hearing will set date for R4 zoning for property on University Boulevard near Lorg Place currently zoned R1.

City Planning Commission Grand Avenue Breiel Boulevard Roosevelt Park, Inc Barry J. Levey Commission University Boulevard Lorg Place

Two Logan County Motorists Die in Ohio Crash

In Bellefontaine Ohio two Logan County motorists were killed in a collision on a county road near the city. Victims were Robert Neal aged 50 and Neil Miller aged 21 both residents of nearby Quincy.

Belle Fontaine Ohio Logan County Here Robert Neal Neil Miller Quincy

Ohio lawmakers oppose sales tax hike in Issue No. 1

State Auditor Roger Cloud and three Ohio legislators oppose increasing the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. Senate Democratic leader Frank W. King and House Democratic leader A. G. Lancione join Senator Theodore Gray in urging defeat, arguing current revenue suffices and that bonding should fund capital improvements for future growth.

Cleveland Roger Cloud Ohio Ohio Savings and Loan League Cloud Frank W. King Senate A. G. Lancione House Theodore M. Gray League Rep Lancione Sen. King

Not Equitable. Miami Prof Declares Alternatives

Miami University economist Dr George W Thatcher heads a committee studying Ohio tax changes. He says there are more equitable ways to fund education than raising the sales tax, including a personal income tax or broadening the tax base to services. The study was funded by several Ohio groups, most opposing Issue No 1 which would raise the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent on November ballot.

Oxford, Ohio Miami University Ohio George W. Thatcher Ohio Farm

How 88 648 Smokers Stopped Smoking Booklet

The Anti Tobacco Center of America announces a free booklet detailing how 88 648 heavy smokers including many physicians quit without strain. To obtain, send name and address to Dept 343 M 1, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York NY. Offer open while supplies last.

New York Anti- Tobacco Center of America Anti-Tobacco Center of America M-1 Fifth Avenue

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