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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
3
Mrs. Vernon Lee Helton of 2217 Fernwood St. is named coordinator for the Middletown cystic fibrosis drive by the Greater Cincinnati Chapter. The campaign runs Oct 5 10 across Middletown Trenton Franklin and Monroe with additional chairmen and volunteers needed.
The Rev. John Keller of Lutheran General Hospital will headline the Alcoholism Council clergy conference on September 22 at Redeemer United Church of Christ in Middletown. The event runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a $5 cost. Keller, author and longtime counselor, joins Rev. G. Walter Wever and Rev. Taylor Bach in a program on pastoral counseling and alcoholic rehabilitation. Reservations to 111 Buckeye St.
Navy boatswain's mate third class Robert M. Stamm of 1801 Columbia Ave. serves aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Sampson now in drydock at Philadelphia for a major overhaul. Navy petty officer third class Elzie Cockerham Jr. of 7415 Dickey Road completed advanced hull maintenance training in San Diego. Air Force Sgt. Alan S. Proctor of Hughes Street has been reassigned from Luke Air Force Base to Lindsey Air Station Germany as a communications operations specialist. he is a 1970 Lemon-Monroe High School graduate.
Columbus officials say alcoholic beverages may be sold on municipal election days through October. Director Clifford Reich cites a 1961 attorney general opinion that local votes are special elections and not barred by the state prohibition.
New research places the Sumerians among the oldest civilizations, living in the Tigris and Euphrates river valleys before 4000 B.C. The non Semitic people are now regarded as preeminent ancestors of urban culture.
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