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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
13
The Jaycees haunt on Clinton and Yale opens with 1 admission, runs Oct 19 to 31. Open daily 7 to 11 pm, weekends 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 11 pm. The condemned house took three months and about 7500 dollars to fix and will be torn down after roughly a week and a half.
Union Township Police Chief William Noland was wounded in the forehead and in fair condition at Bethesda North Hospital. He told Hamilton County authorities he overheard men talking about a heroin drop at a bar in the Montgomery area and followed them to another location.
A 58 year old woman held in Middletown city jail since Wednesday night is expected to be released to a Butler County sheriff for transfer to the Rolman Psychiatric Hospital in Cincinnati. Police had charged resisting arrest and assaulting an officer after she struggled during the drunken incident on Christel Avenue. The charges were dropped when it was learned she had just been released from Ft Hamilton Hughes Hospital where she was being treated for mental issues.
Friday edition covers community updates from Middletown including civic events, school notes, and neighborhood announcements for October 19, 1973. Readers find brief items on public meetings, local sports results, and upcoming town activities.
Sally Williamson, English curriculum coordinator at Middletown High School, receives the annual Virginia Shaffer award for long service to teacher organizations and morale. The presentation occurred during the in service day in the Dave Finkelman auditorium. Williamson, in Lexington with her father, was accompanied by her husband Walker who accepted the award.
A Middletown woman Ruth Johnson 40 was treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision at 545 p m on Interstate 75 north of Franklin. Police say Robert L. Bernd 50 of Troy changed lanes and pulled in front of her. The incident released Johnson after treatment. Also on the notice a drug education meeting moved to 7 p m Tuesday at Hollywood Community Center for parents with Wayne Dutton director of the Warren County Health Department alcoholism center to speak. The Bethlehem Temple Choir will host a musical program at 6 p m Saturday at Bethlehem Temple Church featuring Tommy Johnson and Gospel Sounds of Columbus open to the public.
Armco's 95 million coke oven complex awaits Ohio Environmental Protection Agency scrutiny including a public hearing on Armco's variance and compliance schedule. Existing ovens will be renovated and phased out by 1976 while 116 new ovens are designed for completion in 1976.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church hosts Visitors Day with Sabbath school starting at 10 a.m. Worship at 11:15 features Pastor Ivan W. Morford speaking on Moving Compassion. Spring Valley Academy Choir from Centerville sings, with guests Susan Myers Lisa Enz and Dee White providing other music.
Hamilton officials refused food stamps to workers at Mosler Safe Co following a walkout. Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer had issued a restraining order on October 10 ordering officials to act.
The Rev. Paul G. Galvin of St. Mary Church is named to the Cincinnati Archdiocesan Board of Education for a four year term and becomes board chairman of Middletown John XXIII School. He succeeds the retiring Rev. Sylvester Huser as St. Mary Parish pastor and marks the 25th ordination anniversary amid parish union events and labor strife at St. Mary Parish. Further notes recount federal food stamp denials tied to a strike and court order.
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