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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
9
The Commerce Department defines 12 leading indicators used to gauge business trends and cycles. These include average work week, nonfarm payrolls, new orders, building permits, inventories, and stock prices, which move with other indicators. Leading indicators help forecast economic turning points though stock prices reflect future conditions.
A compiled timetable of meetings across Middletown including the Middletown Business and Professional Association Booth Drugs Board of Realtors Traders Club High 12 Club YMCA Senior Citizens Club Evening A Club Legion posts and units Knights of Columbus IOOF Order of Ahepa and Alcoholics Anonymous with varied start times from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at locations such as Tee's Commercial Building Mary Etta Post Headquarters and the Greek Orthodox Church.
Roger Ig Norton Barberton, 17, was killed when the car he rode in struck a second vehicle backing from a Norton driveway on the Cleveland Massillon Road. A third vehicle was not involved. Police investigated the crash and cited the driver of the backing car for fault.
John Stephen Means of Columbus Indiana is sued by Linda Kay Means for divorce on gross neglect of duty. Case No. 17636 mandates an answer by November 17, 1969, or the petition will be granted. Clerk Edward S. Robb Jr. and Attorney Maxwell Finkelman are noted.
An Arlington beauty service showcases standout hair fashions while a quirky quote about a husband and a coffee table adds a local flavor. The snippet reflects a playful tone and community style typical of small local papers.
McKinley Boosters Club will host speakers Supt. Gene Lubera and Robert Johnson director of information and research for Middletown schools. They discuss the school tax levy renewal at 7 30 p.m. in the McKinley School auditorium. Teacher parent conferences run through Thursday with 2 30 to 3 30 p.m. sessions for sixth seventh and eighth grades.
Centuries ago Spanish regard copper veins as dormants that could renew if a depleted mine was abandoned. They held that nature would restore productivity without human intervention, reflecting early mining superstition about mineral regeneration.
Cincinnati livestock market report shows cattle calve and hog sales with varying grades and weights. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to modestly active, cows and bulls slow, hogs down from prior week, sheep small lots with lambs steady. Prices listed by weight and grade for steers heifers cows bulls calves hogs and lambs.
Dr. Gene Lubera, superintendent of Middletown schools, will address the mothers group at the preschool story hour. The talk at 10 a.m. will cover innovations in education and community needs. Attendees are invited to join in the Community Room at the Middletown Public Library.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announces a transfer request from Counts Inc. Corner Cafe at 1239 Central Ave to Counts Inc. Baltimore Inn at 534 Baltimore St. Permits D-1 D-2 D-3 and D-3A cover carryout and on premises liquor sales until 2 30 a m.
An observer on the satellite would see a full earth glowing about 80 times brighter than the full moon seen from Earth at the moment of the new moon.
Deputies report vandals damaged several Amanda Junior High School buses overnight. Superintendent William Pentecost said six buses had fire extinguishers removed and one bus had a broken window, causing about $800 damage.
YMCA offers eight week archery classes for boys and girls in grades one to seven with two daily sessions 4 to 4 45 p m and 4 45 to 5 30 p m at the Y. Instructor Tom Brickey assistant youth director leads the program. fee is 2 dollars and students supply four target arrows. Equipment provided.
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