Middletown High picks 1973 Homecoming nominees
Senior nominees for queen include Leslie Carson Bev Condon Sabrina Davis Trina Davis Cindy Greenwood Marcia Morgan Denise Pendergrass Lori Roehll Sally Sexton Sue Smith. Junior nominees for the court are Nora Anderson Laura Green Mary Hufziger Robin Rodgers Lea Stoutenborough. Sophomores Kathy Condon Betsy Egelston Barbara Farquis Margaret Jemison Bonnie Thornbury. Homecoming queen to be chosen next Friday during homeroom with winner announced at Barnitz Stadium halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Leslie Carson
Bev Condon
Sabrina Davis
Trina Davis
Cindy Greenwood
Marcia Morgan
Denise Pendergrass
Lori Roehll
Sally Sexton
Sue Smith
Nora Anderson
Laura Green
Mary Hufziger
Robin Rodgers
Lea Stoutenborough
Kathy Condon
Betsy Egelston
Barbara Farquis
Margaret Jemison
Bonnie Thornbury
Barnitz Stadium
PUCO Hears Germantown Toll Free Plans Early Next Week
Ohio Public Utilities Commission plans a January 8 to 10 public hearing at Germantown village hall on one way or two way toll free extended area service to Middletown. Discussion will also cover survey language and a rate increase to $12.25 monthly for two way service, with a one way option at $5.35 under Direction M. Two way service would need 70 percent subscriber support to be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Middletown
PACO
John Ledingham
Germantown Independent Telephone Co
Ledingham
PUCO
Germantown Company
Fenwick Homecoming Queen Candidates Misidentified in Photo
The Journal corrects a photo caption for Fenwick High School homecoming queen candidates. The pictured girls from left to right are Lea Ann Fawns, Cathie Abney, Regina Chase, Kathy Frebis, Sharon Ritter and Barb Kraft.
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Fenwick High School
Lea Ann Fawns
Cathie Abney
Regina Chase
Kathy Frebis
Sharon Ritter
Barb Kraft
Black doctor funds drive aims to aid Middletown students
The Council for Human Dignity led by Rev. James Holloman aims to raise up to 10000 dollars with a board to oversee scholarships for disadvantaged Black students. Bruce Domineck, a 1965 Middletown HS and Ohio State graduate in his third year of medical school at St Louis University, has already received 2000 dollars. The fund seeks broader career support beyond medicine and plans a December kickoff and an independent board with no strings attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Council For Human Dignity
James Holloman
United Missionary Baptist Church
Louis Cox
Holloman
Bruce Domineck
Domineck
Middletown ‘High School
Ohio State ‘University
St. Louis ‘University
Bruce
Cox
Lemon Township Holds Second Cleanup Poster Winners
Lemon Township announced prizes for student posters promoting a township cleanup set to start Monday. Sixth grader Lisa Manns won 10 dollars and six Dixie Cruise-In Theater passes, with other winners named for first place, originality, color, and neatness. Township officials noted pickups will include large items not normally collected, with no fixed schedule but cleanup lasting through Wednesday and two wreckers offering free towing on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Lemon Township
Lisa Manns
Fred Manns
Oxford State Road
Tom Shannon
Stan Rothman
Donald Linkous
Donald Bush
Kathi Frazier
Herschel Roe
Tim Williams
Denis Adams
Abbie Combs
James Neely
Shannon
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
H L Dakin 68 of 4109 Central Ave. died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Oct. 8. Surviving wife Carrie and brother Norman of Bell Calif. Services Monday 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. No visitations. Henry G Oliver 73 of 1609 Pershing Ave. found dead in his parked car from natural causes. Retired 1962 from Kurtz Kash Co. in Dayton. Helen and three sons and four daughters and step children and many grandchildren. Funeral Monday Full Gospel Tabernacle. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Sunday. Wallace L Kees 51 of Whittier Calif. died Thursday after a heart attack. Born Middletown and OSU graduate. Formerly of Germantown, resident of California since 1951, employed by General Dynamics in Los Angeles.
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H. L. Dakin
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Dakin
Middletown
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Carrie
Norman
Bell
Calif
McCoy- Leffler
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Henry G. Oliver
Pershing Ave
1808
Lawn Ave
Oliver
Kurtz-Kash Co
Dayton
Helen
Kenneth
James
Detroit
Gobhel
Trenton
Carrie Ige
Mary Natalia
Pauline Marcum
Frankfort
Barbara Tussy
Franklin
Fay Williams
Germantown
Christine Bowman
Evelyn Samples
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Gordon Lawson
Witney Markham
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Wallace L. Kees
Whittier
Mr. Kees
Germantown High School
Ohio State University
Harry J. McClellan
Kesling Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Frigidaire Corp
Olive
Rickey
Navy
Milton
Fla
Terry
San Francisco
Sandra Specht
Carlisle
Eaton Funeral Home
S&H Foundation gifts 500 to Monroe seminary Thanksgiving fund
The S and H Foundation Inc a Sperry and Hutchison division donated 500 to Eastern Baptist Seminary Monroe for the Thanksgiving Offering drive. Jerome X Merrit presented the gift to Dr. William M Brown as the company highlighted its support for perpetuating the seminarys teaching program. Since 1960 the S and H Co Green Stamps unit has given about 835000 to various institutions.
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Eastern Baptist Seminary
Seminary Drive
Monroe
S & H Foundation, Inc
Sperry and Hutchison Co
William M. Brown
Jerome X. Merrit
Sperry and Hutchison
S & H Co
Monkey killed on wires on Finley Street
A squirrel monkey escaped from nearby owners and died after being stranded on high tension wires in Lemon Township. Police Chief Tom Shannon said utility workers from Cincinnati Gas & Electric removed the animal, noting the creature had previously been seen on the lines.
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Finley St
Lemon Township
Tom Shannon
Shannon
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Miami University official resigns to join Avco WLW
Kenneth L. McDowell, director of minority student affairs at Miami University since 1969, is named director of minority affairs for Avco Broadcasting Corp. WLW Cincinnati. He will leave his Miami post to start with Avco on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Kenneth L. McDowell
Miami University
Wlwwlw
Avco Broadcasting Corp
Cincinnati
McDowell
Hamilton
Miami
Avco
Fire and injuries reported at multiple Edna Harpe and others
Fire and medical calls recorded at 3601 Lewis Street in Edna Harpe 45 treated and released for stomach pain. Aaron Burgess 2 treated and released for stomach pains at 812 18th Avenue. Mary Couch 49 cut above right eye at 2104 Grand Avenue treated and released.
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Lewis St
Edna Harpe
18Th Ave
Aaron Burgess
Grand Ave
Mary Couch
Two Youths Die in Hamilton County Crash
Two Butler County youths were killed and a third injured when their car ran off 560 Galbraith Road near Vine Street and struck a tree and a utility pole in Hamilton County yesterday.
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Butler County
Galbraith Road
Vine Street
Hamilton County
Five hurt in wreck on Ohio By-Pass near West Chester
A two car crash on By-Pass 4 near Hamilton injures five people and claims two lives. Steven Shill 18 charged with improper passing. Victims include Merle Profitt 20 in serious condition and his wife Linda 19. Dead: Curtis Hastings 18 and Thomas Rollins 18. Funeral services set for Hastings and Rollins. other victims listed.
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Ohio
Hamilton
Butler County
Steven Shill
Mt. Holly Court
Cincinnati
Merle Profitt
Hampshire Drive
P.m. Profitt
Mercy Hospital
Linda
Todd Purnhagen
Steven Ford
Ivy Roach Court
Robert Hagerly
Versailes Ave
Forest Park
Shill
Remember clock tonight when daylight time ends
Ohio returns to Eastern Standard Time at 2 a.m. tomorrow. The clock rollback gives everyone back the hour of sleep lost during the switch to Daylight Saving Time last spring.
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Ohio
Two Waynesville Teens Face Charges After Wilco Box Break-In
Lebanon police planned to file charges against Danny Crawford and a 17 year old from Waynesville after a 2:30 a.m. break-in at Wilco Box Co on East Main Street. Officers recovered hand tools office machines and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Waynesville
Wilco Box Co
East Main Street
Danny Crawford
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Middletown High
Fenwick
Madison Queen
Sue Back
Madison High School
Thunderbirds
William Back
Elk Creek Road
Sam Wills
Black Doctor
H.L. Dakin
Henry Oliver
Wallace Kees
California
General Dynamics Corp
Los Angeles
Mary
Vicki
Santa Barbara
David
Andrew
Ernest Rees
Maxine Hupp
Edward
Springboro
John
Florida
Kees
White- Emerson Funeral
Heart Fund
Harry McClellan
Myrtle van Why
Western Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Ay R
Curtis Hastings
Hamilton-Mason Road
West Chester
Thomas J. Rollins
Christine Ave
Pisgah
Daniel Garret
Lawrence St
Maud
Good Samaritan
Rogers Jewelers
West State Street
Robert E. Lodwick
Gordon Mahy
Warren Wilson College
North Carolina
Mission
China
Buckhorn
Young Fold Choir
College Hill Presbyterian Church
Harry Causey
Citizens For
Blake
William D. Long
William Donham
Lylburn
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