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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
14
A horoscope style summary notes past training of teachers and gives tomorrow and yearly guidance. It mentions ages, gender, and entry age for teachers and includes projections about personal relations, finances, and romantic outlook with various future periods and cautions.
In Parma Ohio a committee of educators students and parents proposed ten candidate names for the district's third high school led by Commodore Perry Carl Sandburg and Constitution among the options.
Four scouts from Troop 6 at First Methodist Church received the Life Award the second highest rank in scouting. Recipients were Eddie Morris Richard Morris Kevin Fletcher and Terry Schanke plus Jeff Elias received his first class rank and Richard Grubbs and Kevin Kash were invested. The troop plans a Massacre Trail hike in Middletown Kentucky next weekend and a camping weekend after that under Scoutmaster William Tyler.
Dr. Stephan Zelling of 8 Monroe Street won second place as Boss of the Year from the Ohio Academy of General Practice at the fifth annual meeting in Columbus. Four hundred medical secretaries and nurses attended. Nomination letter was written by Mrs. James Strohmeyer of Zelling’s office, with Mrs. John Kittel also present.
Claude Miller reported $127 in cash and $200 worth of tools stolen from his car parked off S Broad Street. Charles Root showed he had a rock thrown through his front window, and his convertible top damaged. Robert Smith said his convertible top was cut causing $100 damage.
A candy machine was forcibly opened and candy stolen at a service station located at Curtis Street and Girard Avenue during the previous night. It was reported to police with no injuries noted and no suspects described.
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