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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
2
Franklin, Carlisle, and Franklin Township will equip all three ambulances with cardio pulmonary resuscitators and portable radios. The $6,300 cost will be shared 43 percent by the city and township and 14 percent by Carlisle.
The Trenton Jaycees sponsor a pumpkin hunt for children 13 and younger during Beggars Night hours 5 to 6 30 p m. Fifty marked Jaycee pumpkins with prizes, valued at 1 to 5 dollars, will be placed around Trenton away from homes. Pumpkins must be turned in at the Trenton Rescue Squad on S Miami Street by 7 30 p m. Numbers on pumpkins decide prizes. Jaycee membership drive under way. contact Conrad Haskins.
A community meeting to inform about foster care will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Redeemer United Church of Christ Ohio 4 and Millikin Road. Sponsored by the Children's Services Division of Butler County Welfare Department the event invites prospective foster parents and features foster homefinders caseworkers and foster parents. For details call 1895 5605. The division notes no agency homes and that Butler County children rely more on foster care than many Ohio counties.
The Springboro Mothers Club will host a Halloween party for children from pre school to third grade at Jonathan Wright Elementary School from 7 to 8 30 p m admission 50 cents costumes prizes games fortune tellers a spook house a cake walk and refreshments All very young children should be accompanied by an adult The club also voted to donate 300 to the high school music department for new band instruments.
A sequence of emergency calls reports numerous individuals aged 15 to 84 from addresses including Wilma Erb 42 and Cora Davis 84 being treated or transported after illnesses injuries or falls. Several victims were admitted or treated and released while others refused transport or were found unconscious.
Deaths and funerals for Mildred Hayes Ellsworth Larson Ella Lane Loop Robert Kettering Helen Gardner Nathan Burgess Faye Floyd Louise Lane list survivors ages birthplaces and service details for Woodside Rose Hill Calvary and local churches in Middletown Hamilton and Dayton. Private graveside and church services scheduled with arrangements by Wilson Schramm Meyer Boehmer and Brown Dawson referenced.
Four girls from Rosedale joined Brownie Troop 1618. The new members are Kellie McGuire Darlene Clements Lisa Waldner and Bridget Fugate. Troop leaders are Eugenie Campbell Joyce Williams and Sandy Jewell.
Thieves stolen goods valued at 828 dollars from John Passmore’s residence at 822 16th Ave after breaking the front door glass between 6 30 and 7 30 pm yesterday. Entry made by reaching inside to unlock the door. items taken include 100 dollars in change a diamond ring a rifle with scope a box of silverware and 30 dollars of frozen meat.
The Carlisle High School Concert choir will present Godspell at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the high school gymnasium. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. The show features costuming, sound and light effects, solos, duets, and choreography with Kia Jeffery on piano and a band including Rick Bowlin Jeff Spencer Tim Jones and Marty Steele.
A volunteer training session for upcoming Butler County breast clinics is set for Wednesday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Verity Hall. Planned Parenthood of Butler County and the American Cancer Society sponsor the event with Dr. Esther C. Marting as main speaker. The program includes teaching breast self examination techniques and a film, with the Middletown Breast Clinic scheduled for Dec 3.
An 18 year old Jacksonburg youth, Michael W. Lawson of Paulin Drive, was treated Saturday night after a crash on Elk Creek Road. His car went left of center, hit a fence and a tree and struck a second vehicle driven by David J. Cross of Glenn Avenue. Cross was uninjured. Lawson cannot remember the 11:30 p.m. accident.
Toledo Lucas County Port Authority forecasts exports will top the 1971 91.2 million bushels record and may exceed 100 million bushels this year. Board of Trade reports 51,954,000 bushels exported by Oct 10, with 39,161,000 for the same date in 1971. The final two shipping months drive most port grain. Seaway closes Dec 18. last overseas vessel leaves Toledo earlier. USDA notes uncertain foreign demand but improved outlook due to smaller Soviet and European crops.
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