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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
14
The Middletown Civitan Club shifts from its regular Tuesday noon meeting to a Ladies Night program at Luttmiller's restaurant in Dayton. The event starts at 7.30 Friday evening with Everett Sherron and Gill Tilton in charge.
Prices for eggs by grade and size are reported for Ohio and Indiana farms after grading and candling. Rates to country plants and retailers in major Ohio cities are listed with U S grades, case lots, and carton prices for large A and other classes.
Dayna Kathryn Fugate 17 and Sandra 14 were injured after a two car collision on West Alexandria Road south of Michael Road. Nancy Fox 31 of Franklin was cited for failure to yield. The Fugate car owned by Carl Haddix suffered $800 damage. Fox car $150. Both sisters were taken to Middletown Hospital by sheriff's ambulance.
In southern Indiana, fryer quality is rated with hens heavy at 14 to 15 pounds and light at 6 to 7 pounds, most around 14 pounds for fryers. Prices for potatoes range from 3.00 to 5.00 per unit, with common figures around 3.00 to 5.00.
Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine says steel demand slowed more than expected as the basic contract settles with United Steelworkers. Fourth quarter likely the slowest of the year. Ingot output for the week ended Oct 23 down to 2.11 million tons. No. 1 heavy melting scrap steel at 29.67 per ton.
Groundbreaking ceremonies took place in Mount Vernon for a new cafeteria building at an Ohio Conference of Seventh Day Adventists school. Officials expect completion by next September.
A reader lauds American Hospital Supply for growth amid Medicare expectations and cites a 15 percent earnings rise to about $1.05 a share. The column discusses portfolio moves from Texas Instruments to American Telephone for enhanced income and notes a guide offer from Roger Spear.
Butler County sheriff investigates three thefts in the Middletown area over the weekend. A 5 year old coon hound valued at 150 dollars was stolen from Tommy Shell’s yard Saturday night. A 22 gallon gas tank was removed from Terry Slusher’s car near Riverview Club. A $160 portable television was stolen from Bishop Darline’s home Saturday night through the garage.
The Nachenum Lodge of the Order of the Arrow held its annual Camp Hook gathering yesterday afternoon electing John Moore chief and Bruce Sant and Jim Miles as vice chiefs. Dave Morton became secretary with Scott Freeman as treasurer and Ronnie Stone as sergeant at arms. George Harvey installed the new officers as Tom Thomas presided before about 60 lodge members.
The text asserts hula was an ancient religious ritual meant to convey godly principles and symbolic meanings rather than entertainment, emphasizing its sacred purpose beyond staged performances.
USDA reports moderate activity across cattle hogs and sheep in Cincinnati. Cattle steers and heifers trade mostly steady with select weights around 26 to 27 for 1000 lb steers and 25 to 26 for 900 1050 lb steers. cows and bulls hold firm. Hog sales show early gains with barrows and gilts about 25 higher. sows and boars range 15.75 to 21.00 and 15.75 to 16.00 respectively. Sheep prices hold steady with slaughter lambs at 23 to 24 and feeder lambs 16 to 18.
Obituaries list multiple local notices including Linda Sue Clark 23 of 2905 Goldman Ave died Oct 21 in Columbus with private service at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Also listed are Ray Emery Hill 66 of 661 Dayton Oxford Rd. Cecil Hopper 48 of 909 Second Ave. James Harvey Meadows 89 of 905 Lafayette St. Nora Neal 77 of Oxford State Rd Jacksonburg. Mazel M Neumann 66 of 1108 Elwood St. Helen M Reed 59 of 2928 Manchester Rd with service details and interment in Woodside or local cemeteries. arrangements by McCoy Leffier and related funeral homes.
Local organizations schedule a slate of meetings across Monroe Middletown and surrounding towns. Clubs include Lions Optimist Civitan Rotary Soroptimist Sertoma and more with times from noon to 8:30 p.m. plus fire departments and civic groups meeting at various venues. A Paris theater crowd from 1820 is noted in a separate line about enthusiastic audiences.
The Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award will be presented to Judge Anthony J. Celebrezze of the U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals at a Cleveland dinner. His service as secretary of Health Education and Welfare was cited in the selection, a program conceived in 1964 by the State of Israel Bonds.
Lost Siamese cat needs medical care in Middletown near Manchester Jr High and 2941 Wilbraham Rd. Reward offered by GA and Dana Fregerg. Also missing brown framed glasses lost between Manchester Jr High and 2941 Wilbraham Rd. Brown male puppy described near Bellemonte area. Contact numbers 423.1473 and 423-86!2.
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