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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
13
Della Reese received over 1,000 stitches after a fall at her home pool damaged a glass door but she is off the critical list and plans to return to work. Her manager Lee Magid quoted her saying she is thankful lungs are unaffected.
Two Middletown officers Sergeant Ronald Van Arsdale and Patrolman Gerald Chapman will join Lt. Clifford Dye and Captain William Brewer in a firearms instructors course at Camp Perry Ohio from September 20 to 25. The notice lists attendees and dates from a local legal and bidding section.
Washington reports a two part understanding on U S access to Japanese bases for emergencies and joint use. Officials note Japan will boost defense spending to 3 billion dollars annually in the five year program starting next April, doubling from this year.
A compact puzzle prompt presents clues for a daily crossword. The page lists entries such as dry and sluggish vocabulary and asks for a president's nickname and a proficient term. Readers seek quick word solutions and place names tied to a historical newspaper spotlight.
Former local resident Doug Oldham will be featured Friday at a sacred concert in Dayton with the Bill Garth Trio and the Camp Meeting Singers. The 8 p.m. event at the Holiday School Auditorium on 4100 S. Dixie Drive includes Oldham, now living in Alexandria Indiana, who has recorded albums including two with the London Symphony Orchestra.
The Sundowners Riding Club hosts a benefits horse show for Doty House this Saturday at 7541 Elk Creek Road starting 4 p.m. Forty percent? The event features 27 western classes including halter bareback trail and pleasure horse with judge Bob Kennard of Lebanon. Admission 75 cents and entry fee 2 per class.
The market reports steer and heifer lots with yields and grades, cows and bulls by weight class, calves with quality lines, hogs with weights and price bands, sows and boars, and sheep with lamb and ewe values. Prices shown cover choice to good categories across weights and commodities.
Cincinnati AP USDA notes cattle 1,200, calves 100, slaughter steers active with gains to 50 higher, heifers slow but steady up to 25, cows and bulls steady in market update.
Investor questions on income and risk with Boston Edison Parke-Davis Shell Oil Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania and Northern Natural Gas. Analyst notes Parke-Davis merger with Warner Lambert boosts value. bonds from Bell System and Northern Natural Gas rated high but Treasuries offer safer steady income.
Toledo where Edward Gentieu filed a citizens suit in Common Pleas Court seeking invocation of the Ferguson Act to stop a teachers strike. A mediator from the American Arbitration Association, Eli Rock, was to arrive to assist negotiations between the Toledo Federation of Teachers and the board of education as token picketing continued and enrollment and attendance showed slight gains.
Poultry market notes from Versailles show activity across sizes from small to jumbo. Buyers and sellers discuss egg types, feed costs, and regional demand shaping prices and availability.
Prices paid to packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities show consumer grades and case sizes. Large A cartons fetch 48 to 60 cents per carton with most at 56. Medium A 36 to 40 with most 43 or 44. Potatoes priced 3.50 to 5.50 per unit.
The Chicago grain notes show a volatile day with limited closing data. Prevailing highs and lows not disclosed, leaving traders awaiting more complete figures for prices and trends.
A seven year old girl, Pamela Mason of 1508 Park Drive, was treated at Middletown Hospital for knee and head bruises after her bicycle was hit by a car driven by Robert N. Hardy of 1400 Orchard Street. Hardy, 47, said he was northbound at 20 to 25 mph in the 1500 block when she turned left in front of him. he horned and skidded to try to avoid the collision.
Two Ohio servicemen Sgt. Ronald L. Poland of Fulton and Spec. 4 William G. Walker II of Cleveland were killed in action in Southeast Asia, the Defense Department reported Monday.
Ray Milland's son Daniel David Milland, 30, was charged with possession of heroin after police found four bags of narcotic substance in his Salt Lake City motel room. Milland posted a $500 bond and was released pending further court action.
In Las Vegas the International Hotel plans an abridged 90 minute version of Mame in its main showroom starting September 23. Juliet Prowse will headline the production, presented twice nightly to a 2,000 seat audience, marking a rare legitimate theater run on the Strip. Caesars Palace had previously used stage pieces in its main showroom but not recently.
Informal ad rates shown for a 10 day period with multiple line options. The note lists payment terms: within 10 days after final insertion and monthly rates for Beavest. Associated references mention a chest or draw spinet design and price tines.
GREY SCHNAUZER answers to Shane lost in East End with reward. FOUND black puppy with flea collar near Maryme cu and Rosedale call 422-4168. PUPPY German Shepherd months old with broken left rear leg lost in Hunter area. POMERANIAN answers to Mayor lost near Monroe contact 539-8518. BILLFOLD with initials P.A.R. lost. Call 422-2381.
Notices for Amanda Cox 79 at Breiel Boulevard D OA Middletown Hospital with visitation at McCoy Leffler, graveside service at Grand Avenue Church of God. Robert LeRoy 28 died in Korea with arrangements by McCoy Leffier. Grace Griffin 72 at Pershing Avenue D C A Middletown Hospital. Myrtle Stickler 54 of Clayton Street with services at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery officiated by Bishop Charles Rolph.
Franklin and nearby communities express gratitude for donations to the Labor Day Coffee Safety Break. Businesses from Franklin to Dayton and several towns contributed items and funds, including groceries, coffee, snacks, and supplies.
In loving memory of our beloved son and brother James Klackner who passed away thirteen years ago today. Words cannot heal the ache of his loss. We treasure his memory and hold him in our hearts always.
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