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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1972

Page

10

Veterans Day Dedication and DAV Center Dedication

Harold J. Lukens and members of the Disabled American Veterans plan a November 11 observance pairing Veterans Day ceremonies with the dedication of a newly built $275 000 DAV center on a 5 acre plot. National Commander Jack Hicks will preside with Burt Fannin present. Alden Lane is named for Alden Williams a former DAV commander who led the project. The center features an auditorium for 1000, a social room kitchen two utility rooms private office restrooms two fireplaces a portico and hillside terrace. Dedication will include war dead memorial services a tribute to living veterans a dinner and a dance.

Lukens West Middletown Veterans Chapter DAP Jack Hicks LaRue Ohio DAV Burt Fannin Otf Trenton-Frankin Mnoad Alden Lane Alden Williams Wilbraham Road

Three Local Officials Honored by Eagles Lodge No 528

Sheriff Harold Carpenter Middletown Lt. Coy Hall of the Middletown Police and Inspector Curtis Peck of the Fire Division received Law Reverence Awards from Eagles Lodge 528. Award presenters included Warren County Prosecutor James B Ruppert and State Rep Daveee Carpenter.

Butler County Middletown Order of Eagles Harold Carpenter Coy B. Hall James B. Ruppert Warren Daveee Carpenter Hamilton Police Department Hamilton Colorado University Northwestern University Indiana University Ohio State University Ohio Police Hall Ing Fraternal Order of Police Middletown Lodge 3 Inspector Peck Middletown Division of Fire Fire Inspection Bureau Ohio Avenue

Seat Belt Safeguards Cited In Sherman Avenue Crash

Police credited seat belts with preventing serious injuries in a high property damage collision at Sherman Avenue and Euclid Street at 5 p.m. yesterday. Daniel Tutt 26 and Daniel Gamble 8, were treated and released from Middletown Hospital for bruises and abrasions from the belt. Gamble 40 was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign.

Sherman Avenue Euclid Street Middletown Hospital Daniel Tutt Fulton Lane Robert Gamble Daniel Gamble Tutt Gamble Euclid St

Middletown Board to Hear Teacher Evaluation Report

The Middletown Board of Education will meet at 3 p.m. in the Girard Avenue board room to hear a report on revised teacher evaluation procedures. The agenda also includes cash flow calendar orientation for January to September and personnel matters.

Middletown Board of Education Girard Avenue

Fire Damages Apartment on Broad Street and Calls for Help

A cigarette drop caused a small fire Saturday at 10 05 p m in an apartment of William Wallis on 30 S Broad St with 10 damage. Earlier at 10 58 p m yesterday Cleatus Simetz 64 was ill at 711 Seventh Ave and aided by emergency squad.

S. Broad St William Wallis Seventh Ave Cleatus Simetz

Tragedy in Covington: 29-year-old crushed by family car

A 29 year old woman died at her Covington home after being crushed under the wheels of a family car in southern Kenton County. Her identity was being withheld pending notification.

Covington, Ky Kenton Coun

Armco union office and park office ransacked over weekend

Police report ransacks at Armco Employes and Federation office at 1100 Enna St and Goldman Park office on Highland Street. Intruders entered through door and window, desks rifled, secretary's desk overturned. Sleeping pills were the only missing item. A separate break in at Lloyd Page’s 2005 Queen Ave garage saw a 10 speed bicycle stolen.

Armco Ralph McKenzie Armco Employes and Federation Enna St Goldman Park Highland Street Lloyd Page Queen Ave

City buses seek subsidy extension through 1972

A City Manager meets with Ortman and Butcher to craft arrangements for continued bus transport likely funded as a subsidy through year end 1972. Ortman says losses must be covered for service to continue, noting ridership fell after Broad Street station closure. He estimates $2,000 monthly may not suffice to cover losses, though charter work remains profitable.

Dale Hessel Tom Ortman Thelma Butcher Ortman-Stewart Bastion Co Hessel Ortman Broad Street Ortman-Stewart

Franklin mill bid on by Maxwell Paper Corp in city setting

Franklin city council will meet to decide on a $1,001 bid from Ward Harrison of Howard Paper Mills for the St. Regis paper mill. The buyer plans a $1 million upgrade, $80,000 in sewer fees, and $500,000 in renovations in coming years, with 50 to 60 new jobs once production resumes in about six months.

Franklin St. Regis Ward Harrison Howard Paper Mills Dayton Maxwell Paper Corp Bernard Eichholz Harrison Oki

Middletown Conducts City Bus Use Survey

The Middletown Department of Human Resources seeks input from 1480 households via an 18 item questionnaire to learn who uses buses when where and how much service is valued. About 8 responses returned with some fully answered. potential followup to 200 homes depends on response rate.

Department of Human Resources Middletown Marva Sampson Human Resources Department Lower Soo

McGovern Rally Planned in Dayton with Auburn Stump Speech

Democratic candidate George McGovern will hold a downtown Dayton rally tomorrow at 11 30 a.m. Local officials said attendees may ride from the McGovern for President headquarters at 1949 Central Ave at 10 30 a.m. Mrs Susan Rowan will stump for her father in Oxford Wednesday evening speaking at 6 30 p.m. in the Towers Room of the University.

George McGovern Dayton McGovern For President Central Ave Susan Rowan McGovern Oxford Towers University Center

Teens questioned after motorcycle stolen from Verity Parkway

A motorcycle stolen from in front of apartments at 2916 N Verity Parkway was recovered. Four teenage boys were questioned by police about the theft. Kenneth Adkins of the Verity address reported the theft.

N. Verity Parkway Kenneth Adkins Verity Address

Bicycle stolen from Kevin Frasher on Grand Ave

Kevin Frasher of 2409 Grand Ave reports a thief stole his bicycle valued at 48 dollars. The incident details and suspect information are not provided in the report.

Kevin Frasher Grand Ave

Theft Report From 3008 Selden Ave Seeks Clues

David Kittel reports a portable television valued at 100 dollars stolen from his car on First Avenue. The incident details include the address and item but no suspect information. Authorities have opened the case and request any witnesses contact the local precinct.

David Kittel Selden Ave First Avenue

Sorg Paper Co Returns To Profit In Q3

Sorg Paper Co posts a 34000 after tax profit for the third quarter, first since 1970, with sales at 7796000. Nine month sales total 22629000, over 10 percent higher than 1971. Per share nine month loss 0.35, annual losses narrowed to 166000 after taxes.

Sorg Paper Co D. G. Driscoll Sorg Sorgis Driscoll

Fire Chief Mattson Honored at Regional Seminar

Mattson, one of six individuals honored, received the Fire Service Education Award at the 1972 Greater Cincinnati Regional Seminar in arson and fire investigation for contributions to firefighter education in the region.

Greater Cincinnati Mattson

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