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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
2
The Lemon Monroe High band will host a two hour spectacular at the school stadium with 13 marching groups from Hamilton and Middletown area high schools. 1,400 musicians will perform a massed set featuring a patriotic finale March America with fireworks. General admission is $1 at the gate.
In Lebanon the Ohio Honey Festival evening schedule features Teresa Temple crowned as Queen. Live demonstrations by Don Cooke and Gene Abercrombie, organ concerts by Steven Huffman, Little Miss Honey Bee, and performances by barbershop groups and bagpipe bands highlight the day. Square dancing and festival events run through the night.
Delaware Ohio AP reports barricades block the public at Delaware State Park while laid off park employees and about 20 volunteers clean litter and refuse left by Labor Day. Lifeguards turned into cleaners under park manager Alison Pfeifer to maintain the park.
U S Senator Edmund S Muskie a Democratic presidential candidate will be the featured speaker at a Hamilton County Democratic Party dinner in Cincinnati on October 2 announced by party co chairmen Sidney Weir Jr and John A Wiethe Muskie’s four month national tour date was released by the organizers.
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally faced tough questions from the House Ways and Means Committee on Nixon administration tax proposals. Officials cited $3.8 billion in net revenue reductions paired with $1.1 billion in net gains after planned spending cuts, amid doubts about postponed revenue sharing and other measures.
Treasury figures show a modest four person family with 12500 income would keep an extra 62 dollars per year under Nixon plan. The saving would add to 97 dollars in reductions already in law for a total of 159 dollars less than the tax bill due April 15.
Death notices list Mrs Elizabeth S Hannah 85 of 600 N Verity Parkway Middletown who died at Middletown Hospital after a three week illness. Services set for 10 am Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Russell Moorhead 76 of Hamilton and Dr Headley details with funeral plans and memorial suggestions.
Charles A Moon age 4 died at 2 10 am in Middletown where he had been a patient since Aug 22 He worked 24 years at Armco Steel Corp as a crane operator Born in Independence West Virginia he lived in Middletown 25 years He served in World War I and belonged to VFW Post 3809 Surviving wife Louise two sons Charles R and Michael a daughter Clara step mother Mrs Lillie Moon of St Petersburg Fla sister Mrs Helen Tidnell of Grafton WV three half sisters and two half brothers Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.
About 30 employees at the Winfield Kansas post office will wait roughly two weeks for pay after time cards mailed last Saturday did not reach the Dallas processing station in time for payroll due to postal delays. Postmaster Kenneth Becker reported the halt in processing.
Clyde Clifton Steed 73 of 5114 Trenton Franklin Road died at 7 05 a m today at the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton where he had been a patient since December 1970 He served in the Navy in World War I and belonged to American Legion Post 218 He worked at Sorg Paper Co 1913 to 1955 retiring as superintendent of the finishing department Surviving wife Laura a daughter Lillian Duff of Troy a sister Betty Dyer of Middletown three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services set for a m Saturday at McCoy Rev Thomas Duff officiating Burial in cemetery Visitation Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
Harry Sizelove, 83, of College Corner Ohio Route 1, died. Funeral services are planned Friday at Brown Dawson.
Fred Wireman aged 78 of 3110 Omaha Street died at 11 45 p m Wednesday at Willows Nursing Home in Pisgah after ten days as a patient. Born in Campton Kentucky he lived in Middletown since June 22 He was a retired blacksmith and farmer Surviving are his wife Myrtle four sons eight daughters two sisters fifty grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
Dr. Howard G. Headley a Camden veterinarian resident at 300 S. Liberty Street died of cancer after practicing since 1950. His death ends a long local medical career with community ties throughout the Camden area.
A rented air taxi plane crashed into a fog bound Scioto County hill killing two crew members Donald Shires 33 and Martyn Venables 19. The Ae rial Patrol Inc crew were en route from Akron to Portsmouth to transfer a casket. Investigation by Ohio Highway Patrol and FAA ongoing.
A private plane owned by Pathon Manufacturing Co. from Cincinnati crashed about five miles northeast of Cox Municipal Airport en route for servicing. One man aboard was hospitalized. early reports did not indicate serious injuries. James A. Thacker, Pathon sales manager, had departed Lunken Airport for radio repairs.
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