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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1971
Page
6
Cincinnati cattle market seen steady to weak on cows and vealers with bulls and feeders steady. Private treaty quotes unreliable. high choice steers around 1018 pounds, few 40 head strings noted. overall lull in activity as 500 cattle and 50 calves listed.
The New York Stock Exchange opens mixed as Mobil Oil falls, Howmet and Kennecott rise, and ITT drops. Dow Jones industrials gain 1.61 to 393.55 while Big Board volume reaches 14.35 million. Amex also climbs with 4.23 million shares traded. Labor leaders back wage board phase two amid cautious investor mood.
Doty House of Middletown names Dr. Perkins head of the medical staff with Drs. Kiefhaber Kokenakis Oches and Rivizzino on the board and Darald Bennis joining as school psychologist. Perkins develops a total therapy program with home plans and family involvement and periodic evaluations. He also serves part time with the Middletown Board of Education as director of school health services.
In Columbus Ohio prices paid to packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities are listed by grade and carton size. Carton Large A prices around 33 to 35 per case, Medium A about 27 to 28, Small A near 18 to 20. Retail cartons delivered in cities show Large A white at 40 to 45 cents, mostly 40 to 43. Medium A 34 to 40, mostly 36 to 37. Poultry farm prices show hens heavy to light at 46 to 54 cents, mostly 50 cents.
Trenton elects Bernard R. Meiich president of the new Trenton Histori cal Society with Mrs. Raymond Leis as secretary and Wesley Page as treasurer. Ed Keefe urges preservation of Trenton’s history as the city marks its sesquicentennial and the group plans to meet again November 29.
One week after Roy Johnson, 42, of 3509 Jewell Ave, received a kidney at Cincinnati General Hospital, he is in good condition and expected to return home in two weeks. Johnson had worked 20 years at Aeronca Inc. R&D lab.
Thomas Glenn of 95 Park Lane reported loss of items worth 500 from his home. J H Long at 105 Monroe Street reported fishing tackle valued over 75 stolen from his garage. Mrs Johnson, wife of a dialysis patient, said he is in isolation at Cincinnati hospital but improving.
A string of fires reported yesterday from 10:35 am to 4:47 am the next day affected homes garages and vehicles. Incidents at 907 Columbia Ave Mrs Janice English home basement likely children with matches. 606 16th Ave Gloria Hines garage damage $1000 $50 car. 111 Shafer St George Adams water heater gas line $50. Vannest Ave Allen Wilson kitchen grease fire $300. Car at Charles Street and Manchester Avenue Kenneth Hatton 118 Mentz Road Franklin short circuit $100. Middletown Hospital lot Verlin Holland car faulty carburetor $100. Delbert Barr 88 of Central Ave ill admitted to Middletown Hospital.
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