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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1968
Page
11
Carlisle council hears residents oppose tax hike and bond for a new high school. Board schedules a December special election for a three mill operating levy while weighing an open space school concept amid fears of taxes and space shortages.
A witty remark notes that experience is a stern teacher who accepts no dropouts, implying steadfast lessons come only through persistence and perseverance. The line frames experience as a demanding mentor who leaves no easy exits.
Public health notice distributed by the Butler Warren County Chiropractic Association urges awareness of nervousness issues and directs readers to consult local chiropractors via yellow pages for nearby practitioners.
Jewell Jarbo 13 was treated for a cheekbone fracture after a rock was thrown through a car window near Fenwick Lebanon game. A 900 pound 12 by 16 foot sign on Manchester Avenue will unveil Oct 23 at 4 p.m to launch a $675000 Project Heartbeat fundraising drive for 18 Civic agencies with a beating heart thermometer display.
The stepson Glenn, 41, rescued Mrs. Gladys Warmoth of 309 Young St from a bedroom fire started by a cigarette. Firemen say she would have suffocated in three more minutes. he pulled her to safety by the hair after hearing her fall.
A professional burglary at Keever’s Men’s Shop on Mulberry Street in Lebanon left about 375 suits 125 pairs of slacks and several firearms missing. Owner J Orville Keever estimates losses at 20000 and says a back door lock was forced. Guns included shotguns a German Luger and pistols.
HAMILTON The former clerk of Butler County Area 1 Court in Oxford was placed on five years probation by Judge Fred B. Cramer. Helen S. Miller 68 of Oxford must pay 4788.94 in restitution and audit costs by June 1 after a Sept. 27 embezzlement verdict.
Colgate University trustees will hold one open meeting annually with students and faculty invited to attend. President Vincent M Barnett Jr. announced reforms that also add student and faculty representatives to all but one standing committee of the board.
Hawaii born actor James Shigeta 38 guest on Hawaii Five-O reported a burglary in his hotel room Sunday with jewelry and cash valued at 5365 stolen police said Shigeta is currently starring on television series in Honolulu and reported the loss.
A 100 room Howard Johnson Motor Lodge and Restaurant is planned for the southwest corner of the Ohio 122 and I-75 interchange. G. W. Blosser, Inc. of Middletown will develop the project, with construction starting mid November and a mid-summer 1969 opening. The $1.5 million site will span eight of 23 acres with a two story L shaped building, a restaurant, lounge, meeting rooms, pool, and parking for 300 cars.
In Los Angeles more than 400 people filled Burt Lancaster's Bel Aire Estates home to raise funds for the defense of Chicago demonstrators arrested at the Democratic National Convention. Paul Newman Joanne Woodward Carl Reiner Rod Sterling Jill St John and Leonard Nimoy served as waiters and waitresses while Lancaster, filming nearby, could not attend.
A Mary Etta Street man, George Laws, 4, in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after a stab wound to the stomach from a .32 caliber pistol. His ex wife Elsie McNally, 47, is in police custody for shooting with intent to wound, following an argument at their home.
Hollywood AP reports entertainer Dean Martin answered quickly when NASA's Apollo 7 crew asked for letters and cards. Martin telegraphed from the Houston Space Center and joked about spaceflight, song stealing, and celebration after landing.
In Des Moines Judge Harry B. Grund on his 72nd birthday fined himself the minimum $1 after receiving a ticket for overtime parking from meter maid Helen Ritz. The incident highlights humor in the municipal court.
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