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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1970

Page

13

Central Avenue Closing Tuesday Near Penn Central Crossing

Central Avenue at the Penn Central crossing will shut for about a week starting tomorrow as part of University Boulevard construction. When the section over Central is done, Manchester Avenue will finish the last intersection. First Avenue reopens tomorrow ending the Grimes detour for eastbound traffic. Detour guidance favors Sutphin and Manchester for westbound flows and First Avenue for eastbound routes.

Central Avenue Penn Central Railrad University Boulevard C. A Sam) Boeke University Central Manchester Avenue First Avenue Grimes Street Boeke Charles Grimes Streets Baltimore Orchard Street Sherman Avenue Jackson Lane Roosevelt and Breiel

Cement Masons End Strike Delays Downtown CGE Building

Cincinnati Gas & Electric delays due to cement masons strike that began June 9. Workers voted to accept a 3.15 per hour raise over two years, pushing back sidewalk work for CG&E’s new $4 million downtown building. Utilities projects also affected by the stoppage.

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Cement Masons Local 524 Cincinnati R.V. Moschell Public Utilities Moschell Masons Allied Construction Industries

Burglars Busy Loot Totals Near Four Thousand Dollars

Burglars struck Middletown Franklin and Butler County this weekend in 12 break ins. Losses include about 4000 dollars in loot plus 20000 trading stamps. Lee's Cafe on Girard Ave reported 900 dollars cash and 100 dollars coins. Three typewriters stolen from Edison School. Trading stamps and cash stolen at Star service station. Items stolen at Joe Bishop residence include books of stamps guns and cash. In Butler County three break ins yielded 660 dollars. A 1968 motorcycle and a car stereo were stolen from local residences.

Middletown Franklin Butler County Lee Girard Ave Edison Beckman-Dickerson Crawford St Star Second River Streets Ronald Brooks Joe Bishop Franklin-Lebanon Road Missionary Baptist Church Fourth St Muris Drugs W.T. Grant Laynecrest Ohio 73 Miami Valley Coated Paper Co Oxford Road John Dolbon Hetzler Road Norval Langworthy Germantown Road Madison High School

Reborn Greek Orthodox Church Set for Consecration

After 12 years of growth the Sts. Constantine and Helen Church plans a four day consecration led by Archbishop Iakovos from Nov 21 to 24 in Middletown. The event features icon painters Nick and George Ververis, a baptismal altar service, Vespars, receptions, a banquet and Interfaith Council talks with the archbishop.

Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Milton Efthimiou Iakovos Western Hemisphere Middletown Manchester Motor Inn Interfaith Council Dave Finkelman Efthimiou

Police Dog Demonstration Set for DAV Meeting

Harold J. Hursh Chapter 131 of the Disabled American Veterans will hold a dinner meeting for members wives and families at 6 30 p m tomorrow at 101 N Main St Sgt Russell Dwyer of the Middletown police will demonstrate the police dog the DAV group helped the department to obtain recently About 25 000 kinds of wild flowers are found in North America.

Nick George Ververis Greece Western Hemisphere North South America Father Efthimiou Harold J. Hursh The Disabled American Veterans N. Main St Russell Dwyer Middletown North America

Junior Girls Unit Wins National Citation

Vanessa Crowell of the Junior Girls Unit of Hunter Clark Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 6405 received a first place national citation and monetary award for the most service hours in an eight state area. The presentation at an Around the World dinner for United Nations Day was by national deputy chief of staff Martha Dykes.

Vanessa Crowell Hunter Clark Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No Martha Dykes Department of Americanism Post Regina Carter Darlene Peebles Saberina Lyles Bobbie Jo Henderson Rowena Didlick Ruth Hart Calvin Dykes Mary Wiggins Department Aileen Brown District Four Thelma Kirchhof Mary Michael

Farm barn blaze drains cistern as $19,000 loss

Franklin and Springboro firemen battled a Sunday barn fire on Lower Springboro Road, destroying the building and causing $19,000 in damage. A Dayton man found dead of bullet wounds on the same farm on Oct 17. the incidents appear unconnected. Firefighters used a cistern to douse a second structure while saving it. About 20 firemen fought the four hour blaze and no injuries were reported.

Franklin Franklin and Springboro Dayton Matt Green Green Fre

Historian Richard Hofstadter Dies at 54 in New York

Author Richard Hofstadter, a Columbia University professor and two time Pulitzer Prize winner for American history, died Saturday in New York at age 54 from leukemia.

New York Richard Hofstadter Hofstadter Columbia University

Army Nurse Recruitment Program Set

Sgt. Milton D. Rowe announced an Army Nurse Recruitment Program offering four years of nursing training with nearly all expenses paid. Two years may be completed at a college of choice, then transfer to the University of Maryland School of Nursing. three years service required after graduation. Contact 111 S. Main St. for details.

Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing Milton D. Rowe University of Maryland School of Nursing Rowe S. Main St

Suspended Middletown Senior Sought After Knife Threat

A 17-year-old Middletown High School senior was sought by juvenile detectives after an assistant principal said he produced a knife and threatened him at a Friday football game at Barnitz Stadium. He had been placed on probation and ordered to see a psychiatrist two weeks earlier for disorderly conduct by Butler County Juvenile Judge David Black following an incident in which he allegedly threw a chair at Principal Lewis Hill.

Middletown High School Barnitz’ S Butler County David Black Lewis Hill Hill

Industrialist Cheatham Dies At 68 In Eugene

Owen R. Cheatham founder and retired board chairman of Georgia-Pacific Corp died Saturday in Eugene Oregon while attending a University of Oregon Southern California football game. He suffered a heart attack, doctors said.

Eugene, Ore Owen R. Cheatham The Georgia-Pacific Corp University of Oregon-Southern California

Narcotics Charges Filed In Butler Raid

Four of six charged with possession after an early morning raid by St. Clair Township police on 3390 Cotton Run Road north of Hamilton. Named defendants include Noel Gene Taggart and Larry Allen Marian C. Allen and Mary L. Campbell, all from the Cotton Run address. Two others arrested, Earl Harris and Fonda Lee Harris, charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication. All to appear in Hamilton Municipal Court. Police chief Darrell Collins led the operation with a search warrant. Marijuana found on Taggart and in the residence after a monthlong surveillance.

Hamilton St. Clair Township Cotton Run Road Noel Gene Taggart Clark St Williamsdale Larry Allen Marian C. Allen Mary L. Campbell Earl Harris Grand Blvd Duct Fonda Lee Harris Darrell Jake) Collins Taggert

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