Middletown Lions Club celebrates 50th anniversary
Middletown Lions Club marks its 50th anniversary with a Thursday evening toast to the past and the ongoing Lions Club tradition. Sandy Pawelkoski reports for the Journal.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1976
Page
2
Middletown Lions Club marks its 50th anniversary with a Thursday evening toast to the past and the ongoing Lions Club tradition. Sandy Pawelkoski reports for the Journal.
Harold Leichty, a lifelong Lions member with a perfect attendance record, will be honored at the Middletown Lions Club 50th anniversary at Brown's Run Country Club. The event will feature a $2,000 donation to Give With Love for playground development and a $1,000 library gift, plus ongoing support to Doty House and sight saving projects totaling over $100,000 over 50 years.
Danny RK Couch of 4520 Dixie Highway was bound to the Warren County grand jury on his own recognizance in Municipal Court on grand theft. Judge John B Tracy sentenced David Buchanan of 1405 Oxford State Road Middletown on two counts of criminal trespass at The Nest in Blue Ball. He received fines and jail time for trespass with suspensions.
Madison High School invites parents and citizens to a 7 to 9 30 p m open house on Wednesday. Principal Denver Redman and teachers will be available to discuss the building and programs.
Beltone Hearing Aid Service offers free electronic hearing tests for seniors at The Citizens Bank Building in Hamilton on Thursday and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Factory trained specialists explain cases, show ear diagrams, and discuss latest correction methods. Call 895 4851 to schedule or arrange an in home test.
The Franklin Township trustees have moved their regular meeting from tonight to 4 p.m Wednesday. The change accommodates a DARE sponsored Meet the Candidates gathering at Franklin High School this evening.
Butler County deputies report an armed robbery at the King Kwik Market 6443 Oxford State Road at 1 a.m. A lone clerk faced a man with a shotgun who demanded cash and warned the clerk not to alert anyone. An unknown car circled the lot during the incident.
Middletown Area United Way aims to reach 100 percent by Friday with about 824000 pledged and a 28000 shortfall. Suearris, general chairman, notes 300 volunteers can close the gap with community support and urges pledges via Irvings or the 424 5313 campaign office.
Religious leaders mourn the death of Rev Dr Robert Verelle Moss 54 president of the United Church of Christ after a two month illness from cancer He led the 1.8 million member denomination since 1969 and stood as a prophetic voice on social issues including civil rights war opposition amnesty for draft resisters and women's rights He died in Montclair New Jersey after hospital care in Montclair's Morningside Hospital with memorial services planned in Montclair and Congregational churches.
Notices report Rev William P Channon death in Connecticut retirement from Greenbush church and multiple local obituaries. Bertha Clemmons James B Gay Katherine Slough and Albert Gabbard listed with burial plans and funeral services at Eaton and local cemeteries.
Ethel Irene Duncan of Dayton died Sunday at Grandview Hospital at 4 15 p m. She formerly owned the Trotwood Beauty Shop and was a member of Union Road Pentecostal Church. Surviving are her husband James E and her mother Mrs Mary Cox of
Cub Pack 93 members received several honors at the monthly meeting at Sherman School. Webelos inductees were Michael Roof and John Tyson, with recipients including Mike Bober Keith Black James Chandler and more. Leaders Ethel Creager Richard Roof Don Sorrell and Archie Sharp earned recognitions.
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