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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1970

Page

2

Camden man wins small plow at 1970 Plow-A-Rama

Camden Ohio entrant James Guckian captured 171 points to win the small plow division at the National 1970 Plow-A-Rama near Greenville Ohio, edging defending champ W D Rhodes by 10 points. Alvin Wolf of Odell Illinois tied with 171 for the large plow title, with Ralph Miller of Holton Indiana close behind. U S Agriculture Secretary Clifford M Hardin, guest of honor, urged focus on corn blight. he announced blight-driven seed work and predicted no crisis, spoke to about 15 000 attendees alongside Rep Robert Taft Jr and State Auditor Roger Cloud.

Greenville Ohio James Guckian Camden Alvin Wolf Odell Ill U. S Ralph Miller Holton Ind Hardin Robert Taft Jr Roger Cloud U.S. Senate

Butler County Man Found Shot To Death

John Meyers a 41 year old service station and body shop owner of 7934 Ruth Court was found shot in his bed at his Butler County home. A friend discovered the body around 5 p m and investigators say two bullets hit his chest and one hit his head. An autopsy was planned with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification aiding the investigation and county coroner Dr Garret Boone to perform the autopsy.

Pisgah John Meyers Ruth Court Meyers John Bolen Harold Carpenter Ohio Bureau of Criminal Indentification London Garret J. Boone O Hamilton Bolen

Powell Defends Farmers In Price Rise

State Sen Walter E Powel met with Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M Hardin in Dayton to discuss farm problems including corn blight and the Nixon Administration farm program. He argued food prices rise while farmers receive less, claiming wheat payments dropped from 2.06 to 1.44 per bushel over twenty years.

Walter E. Powel Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Dayton House Powell

Fire damages Ward home from overheated grease blaze

Mrs Chester E. Ward of 3005 Sherman Ave. was treated for smoke inhalation after a kitchen fire caused by overheated grease. The blaze caused about 1500 dollars in damage to carpeting cabinets and walls as firemen fought the flames.

Chester E. Ward Sherman Ave Ward

Ten Miss America finalists named in Atlantic City

The Miss America 1971 pageant narrowed to ten semifinalists in Atlantic City. The lineup includes Miss Texas Phyllis George from Denton, Miss South Dakota Mary Johanna Harum of Sioux Falls, Miss South Carolina Claudia Carmen Turner of Spartanburg, Miss Pennsylvania Margaret Walker of Annville, Miss Oklahoma Judy Adams of Cushing, Miss Mississippi Christine McClamrock of Columbus, Miss Florida Lisa Louise Donovan of Sarasota, Miss Arkansas Donna Connelly of Hope, Miss Maine Karen Johanna Johnson of Cumberland Foreside, and Miss New York Katherine Jean Karlsrud of Manhasset.

Atlantic City N.J Texas Phyllis George Denton South Dakota Mary Johanna Harum Sioux Falls South Carolina Claudia Carmen Turner Spartanburg Pennsylvania Margaret Walker Annville Oklahoma Judy Adams Cushing Mississippi Christine McClamrock Columbus Florida Lisa Louise Donovan Sarasota Arkansas Donna Connelly Hope Maine Karen Johanna Johnson Cumberland

Police Briefs Own Car Window Break-In and Theft

Ernest Fitzgerald of 405 Baltimore St reports his parked car had a window broken and an $89 tape player with four tape cartridges stolen.

Ernest Fitzgerald Baltimore St

Copper theft at university site reported

Paul Lunsford of H&B Construction Co. reported the theft of 200 feet of copper worth 200 dollars from a portable welder at a University Boulevard construction site.

Paul Lunsford H&b Construction Co University Boulevard

Clothing Stolen From Yard Amid Domestic Troubles

Gaylord Johnson reported theft of $1,205 in clothing from a rear yard clothes line. Items included seven suits worth $875, eight pairs of trousers $150, and a $150 black cashmere coat. trousers size 32-32 and coat size 42. A tailor label bearing George Kook appeared on pockets and cuffs. Also missing were a tan coat worth $400 and a 100-year-old gold watch belonging to Kathleen Banker.

Gaylord Johnson Yankee Road George Kook Kathleen Banker S. Main St

Three youths bound to Warren County grand jury on burglary charge

Franklin youths Dallas Gilkeson Larry Serearce and David Estes all 18 were bound to the Warren County grand jury Friday by Judge John B. Tracy on charges of breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling at night. Bond set at $1000 each. Other defendants faced fines and jail terms for DWI speeding reckless operation and other traffic offenses with totals and penalties listed.

Franklin Warren County Grand Jury John B. Tracy Municipal Court McKinley Harville Thirkield Ave Dallas Gilkeson Thirkield Larry Serearce David Estes S. Main St Jack South Winton St Middletown Wesley Frisch Franklin-Trenton Road Paul R. Dooley Springfield Daniel Townsend Beatrice Drive John Terrell Hillsboro Howard Johnson Cincinnati Tony Lawson Middleboro

Few Attendees At Lebanon Leaders Conference Seeded Budget Talk

LEBANON Ohio AP the Invitational Conference for Student Leaders drew under 20 of the predicted 200 attendees. Dick Englefield of Ohio State U funded 850 for the event inviting leaders from 40 Ohio colleges and out of state schools. Only one speaker Jack Hill Ohio Department of Urban Affairs discussed the state budget and after Q and A students showed interest in education aid and welfare costs.

Lebanon Ohio Dick Englefield Ohio State University Jack Hill Ohio Department of Urban Affairs

Obituary for Mrs Amanda Cox in Middletown Ohio

Mrs Amanda Cox 79 of 804 S Breiel Blvd died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a three week illness. She lived in the Middletown area since 1936. husband Huram Cox died in 1929. Survived by three daughters two sons 18 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren a brother two half brothers and a sister. Services at Grand Avenue Church of God with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and at church prior to the service.

Amanda Cox S. Breiel Blvd Middletown Hospital Cox Middletown Huram Cox Vada Miracle Mattie Fitzpatrick Germantown Gladys Ward Franklin Eston Hera Troy Florida Lloyd Charles Amburgey Annaheim Calif Albert Vester Amburgey Knott County Eva Taulbee Perry County Grand Avenue Church of God Henry Howard Clifford Hutchinson Springboro McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Man Freed On Bond In Cutting Incident

Allen Saunders 30 of 1217 Pine St was released on $2500 bond to appear in municipal court Tuesday on a charge of cutting William Cox 51 of 908 Ninth Ave Cox treated at Middletown Hospital for a stab wound Cox said he owed Saunders 375 for a hat and Saunders knifed him as he left a Ninth Avenue bar Also injured Friday was Jerry Watson 20 of 48 N Broad St who cut himself with a steak knife while horsing around at a girlfriend’s home A separate wife assault left a woman injured slighty after catching her husband with another woman police reported

Allen Saunders Pine St William Cox Ninth Ave Saunders Cox Middletown Hospital Ninth Avenue Jerry Watson N. Broad St Ipolice

Registration Effort by League of Women Voters Voters Event

The League of Women Voters promotes voter registration with a Meet Your Candidates event at 7 30 p m on Oct 15 one week before the registration deadline for the general election Navy. They will show voting machines issue First Voter's Guide answer questions and provide rides to the Board of Elections from 11 a m to 5 p m at Murphy's store downtown and Grant's in the shopping center. Volunteers include Mrs. Robert Cordray Mrs S S Cousin Mrs Joe Fitz Mrs J L Glass Mrs Carl Grier Mrs Harry Hadley Mrs Edward Hopple Mrs James Kunkler Mrs Joseph Mohan Miss Florence Powell Mrs Donald Richter and Mrs David Shirer. Callers for rides are Mrs Millard Bechtel 422-1421 Mrs Robert Moschell 424-3745 or Mrs William Schaefer 423-6465. The league will also co-span

League of Women Voters Navy Murphy's Grant's Robert Cordray S. S. Cousin Joe Fitz J. L. Glass Carl Grier Harry Hadley Edward Hopple James Kunkler Joseph Mohan Florence Powell Donald Richter David Shirer Board of Elections Millard Bechtel Robert Moschell William Schaefer

Races Set At Smith Park

A race featuring Goodyear model planes will be staged today by Middletown Aero-Modelers at Smith Park flying circle starting 6 p.m. The event includes 100 lap heats and a 140 lap final, the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Registration opens after noon Wednesday at Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association parking lot. coordinated by Mrs. Stalker, Mrs. Kindred, and Mrs. Christy.

Goodyear Middletown Aero-Modelers Club Bill Byrura Dave Finkelman Middletown

Fire Runs at Apt A 1042 Park Lane

Yesterday at 3 49 p m a fire at Apt A 1042 Park Lane drew Mrs Elizabeth White 66 who was ill and stayed at the scene authorities reported.

Apt. A Park Lane Elizabeth White

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