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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1978

Page

2

Police chief regains Camden post after vote

Camden mayor Robert Green re appointed Ed Wilt as police chief for a six month probation period at a salary of 12000 dollars after a 3 to 2 council vote. Orville Wood and Gerry Wood opposed. Wilt’s candidacy list included Tim McCombs Bob Walls Richard Reichard Darrell Stump H C Shephard and J L Calloway Jr. A petition signed by about 40 residents urged re hire. Wilt was sworn in by Councilman Herb Wagers.

Camden Ed Wilt Robert Green Orville Wood Gerry Wood Sam Baker Wilt Green Tim McCombs Bob Walls Richard Reichard Darrell Stump H.C. Shephard J.L. Calloway Jr Joyce

Break-ins Reported Across Middletown Neighborhoods

Several break-ins were reported to Middletown yesterday with no immediate loss estimates. Dr David Rollins dental office at 1703 Manchester Ave reported a window entry and ransacked offices. Billy Powers home at 603 Auburn St had a stereo radio and tape player worth 180 dollars and a cable TV control box stolen. Conrail depot on N University Blvd also broken into as a track supervisor noted a soft drink machine overturned and cash missing.

Middletown David Rollins Manchester Ave Billy Powers Auburn St Powers Conrail N. University Boulevard

Margerum Family Receives Dual Grandchildren News

Mr and Mrs Jerry Margerum of 1817 Carrol St were stunned to hear two grandchild announcements on the same morning from Houston and Ashland. John Lambert and Karen welcomed a boy Michael II in Houston. Debbie Hall and Steven welcomed a girl Jennifer Lynn in Ashland. Both babies are reported healthy.

Jerry Margerum Carrol St Margerum John Lambert Karen Karen Robinson Hunter Houston Man Michael II Hew Debbie Hall Debbie Lambert Ashland Steven Margerums Jennifer Lynn Kings Daughters Hospital Arvin Armco DAV VFW American Legion Post 218 Irvine Patricia Arvin Middletown Michael Hamilton Ollie Arvin Charles Flint Mich Franklin Dorothy Lloyd California Irene Lloyd Carthage Nina Isaacs Jean Reeves Cheryl Sparks Wanda Cooper McCoy- Leffler Larry Dennis

Rausch named Lakota treasurer and clerk effective January

Lakota school board appoints Westchester Lowell Rausch as treasurer and clerk starting Jan 1, with current clerk treasurer Helen Mitzel’s contract extended to Feb 1 to allow a coordinated transition. The board also discussed DECA basement store plans, library funding renewal, Union Elementary sewer easement, and staffing changes including a new Hopewell Elementary teacher for learning disabilities.

Westchester Lowell Rausch Talawanda Oxford Helen Mitzel Rausch Cave Randolph Hopewell

Franklin and area meetings listed for the evening

Tomorrow schedules include Franklin City Planning Commission at 7 30 p m in City Building Gratis Township trustees at 7 p m in township building on Gratis Road Village Council at 7 p m 404 Harrison St Butler County Joint Vocational School board at 7 30 p m at the school Springboro Village Planning Commission at 7 30 p m Municipal Building

Gratis Gratis Gratis Road Harrison St Hamilton Butler County Joint Vocational School Board Springboro

Butler County objects to Hamilton merger of SMSAs

Butler County Commissioner Donald Schirmer asks Congress to block the proposed merger of the Hamilton Middletown SMSA with the Cincinnati SMSA. He argues the change would distort Butler County’s favorable water supplies land and finances and could mask its growth and potential. Bud Gudenkauf and others call the move a bailout and warns of a biased view of Butler’s economy.

Hamilton Theamilton SMSA Butler County Hamilton County Schirmer Bud Gudenkauf Hamilton- Middletown Gudenkauf Cincinnati Smsas Gudenhauf

County traffic toll reaches 50 shows rise from last year

Hamilton Butler County's traffic death toll stands at 50 compared with 38 at this time last year after the Sunday death of 17 year old Harrison youth Jeffrey L Powers in a Morgan Township crash. Deputies report Powers lost control on Howard's Creek Road and overturned. Two teen passengers were injured.

Hamilton Butler County Harrison Morgan Township Sheriff's Jef

Deaths and funerals among Middletown and area residents

Obituaries note the deaths of Robert Edward Walck 48 Albion Mich and Walter Glenn Arvin 52 Lexington Ky with Middletown ties. Francis E Williams 28 Lebanon and Doris Middlebrook 40 Cincinnati area losses also listed with service details and burial plans. Other notices include Ernestine Morice 74 Hamilton and Lawrence M Dowden 75 with funeral arrangements.

Robert Edward Walck Albion Mich Middletown Veterans Administration Hospital Battle Creek Walter Glenn Arvin Lexington Hamilton Ernestine Morice S. Front St Green-Frazier Funeral Home Lawrence M. Dowden Lockwood Ave Campbell

Miami University Middletown enrollment up 13.9 percent

Enrollment at the Middletown Campus rose from 1,520 in 1977 to 1,731 this fall, a 13.9 percent gain, the Ohio Board of Regents reported. Statewide enrollments show little change with some campuses rising and others falling, amid stable overall numbers and demographic shifts.

Middletown Miami University Ohio Board of Regents Ohio Zanesville Ohio University William B. Coulter Coulter Oxford Hamilton Sinclair Community College University Ofincinnati Raymond ‘Alters Ohio State

Traffic crashes probed in Middletown after rain

Middletown police investigated several crashes from yesterday afternoon rain. William Alder 17 of 1901 N Marshall Rd lost control at 5 30 p m hitting a tree on 416 N Marshall Rd, not injured. Kathy Hatton 16 of 2112 S Dixie Hwy was treated at Middletown Hospital after a 2 p m Crawford St Woodlawn Ave collision. charged with failure to yield. No injuries reported in a 4 25 p m Columbia Ave Clinton St crash where a red light violation by David Farkas 36 of 6915 Lesley Ln led to a collision with a Firestone truck driven by Randy Perry 26 of 2403 Grand Ave.

Middletown William R. Alder N. Marshall Road Alder Middletown Hospital Crawford Street Woodlawn Avenue Kathy J. Hatton S. Dixie Highway Woodlawn James Watson Lamberton St Columbia Avenue Clinton Street David T. Farkas Lesley Lane Columbia Firestone Tire Co Randy Perry Grand Ave

Middletonian in Concert at Cincinnati Country Day School

A Middletown student at Cincinnati Country Day School will perform in the second annual autumn concert on November 1 at 8 p.m. The program includes instrumental and vocal works, both popular and classical, directed by Walter Weidenbacher with 28 students in groups such as the middle school choir, girls’ tee club, Gamboliers, and the instrumental ensemble.

Middletown Cincinnati Country Day School Walter Weidenbacher CCDS Vance Lehmkuhl Hill Ave Gamboliers

Vandals Strike Continental Water Conditioning Windows

Police briefs report vandals threw rocks through four windows at Continental Water Conditioning Corp located at 110 S Verity Parkway yesterday.

Continental Water Conditioning Corp S. Verity Parkway

Y plans Indian workshop at Middletown YMCA

The Middletown Area YMCA sponsors an Indian workshop on November 4 for fathers and children with sessions on crafts lore outdoor cooking Indian stories and games. Final registration is 8 30 a m with coffee and doughnuts, cost 2 50 includes dinner, late registration 3 50. Participants are asked to wear tribal costumes and bring belongings.

Middletown Area YMCA Fathers Crectee Y-dian Indian Seacrest Y-Trail Blazers George W. Pamp

Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model in Chicago ad

Beltone Electronics Corp offers a non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid free to residents who respond. The ultra light device weighs under one ounce and sits at the ear level. No cost or obligation is stated, and thousands have already mailed for the free model from Beltone Dept 9773, 4201 W Victoria, Chicago.

Chicago Beltone Beltone Electronics Corp Victoria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlotte Tibbs Journal Herb Wagers North Main Street Jim Juday Jones and Juday New Paris Contractors Juday Jay Rhoden Camden Library Ken Parks College Real Estate Council Board of Public Affairs Fire Department Stacy Ritchie Hampton Jim Sprouse Stacy Lakota The Distributive Education Clubs of America Union Elemenary Linda Crawford Andrea Crain Robert Dalton Carolyn LeVangie Denver Noggle Cheryl Raine Arlene Case Adena Beverly Baum Franklin City Planning Commission City Wicoff Middletown National Area Commission National Association of County Officials Department of Commerce Frey L. Powers Howard's Creek Road Robert Walck Mr. Walck Crystal Tissue Korea Robert J Douglas E John Walck Mary Kerschbaum Dolores Sheley Wanda Tewart Trenton McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home Dean Harkness Fairview Cemetery Gratis Walter Arvin Woodside Cemetery American Legion Francis Williams Lebanon Oswald Francis E. Williams Pleasant St Bethesda North Hospital Williams George Ronnie Theresa Scott Kathi Diane Rita Donna Hardie Burns Elmwood Lebanon Cemetery Doris Middlebrook Lafayette Ave Middlebrook Christ Hospital Rogers Memorial Baptist Church Knoxville Tenn Main ST. Temple GOD S. Main St H.C. Wilson Dodds Verity 4Th Ave Ray Lovely MUM Middletonian Dillman’s On University Roger Central Ave University Emeni
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