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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
2
Eighteen candidates were named for the 12 member executive council of Middletown High School’s Parents Involvement Council. Elections take place 7 30 p m September 26 in the high school cafeteria. Read more about nominees from Manchester Verity McKinley Roosevelt areas and the Principal’s upcoming school year calendar.
Two Middletown motorists were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries over the weekend. William Jones, 23, of 1219 Jackson Lane, sustained a left elbow injury when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Thomas Arrowood, 38, of 1620 Meadow Ave. Arrowood was traveling west on Roosevelt Boulevard and attempted to make a left turn onto Roosevelt.
William Myers, 24, of Clyde, died when his car hit a tractor-trailer on Highland Street near Roosevelt. Arrowood was cited for failure to yield and no operator's license. Robbie Fultz, 15, suffered forehead and facial cuts when a car passenger went out of control Saturday night and struck a parked vehicle. John Allan Bradshaw, 16, said the auto swung after he reached for the glove compartment. his car then struck an auto owned by Marie Risner.
Paul Adrian reports a color television valued at 250 stolen from Old Towne Apartments office at 1074 Park Lane. A desk and cabinet were ransacked. Raymond Rice’s residence at 417 Curtis St. lost a 395 TV through a broken front window, believed stolen between 10 PM Friday and noon Saturday. Carder’s Service Station at 3315 Manchester Road was broken into with 196 taken. Ralph Schmier at 5 S Sutphin St. says two men and a woman entered his house through a side window staying about 15 minutes. nothing missing. Richard Bresnan witnessed the entry.
A $55,000 yellow front-end loader was reported missing in Middletown from 47 N Broad St where King Wrecking Co is demolishing the Goodyear building. Police say it was likely stolen between Sunday 2 p.m. and today 6:30 a.m. Franklin police investigate a separate theft of a large Case backhoe used for laying underground lines at Second and Main, last seen Saturday afternoon.
Obituary notices list Pauline Hayes 52 of Reynolds Ave dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital under coroner investigation. Green Montgomery 79 of Lowell St. died at Middletown Hospital. services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Additional notices for George Whitaker 64 and Emerson C. Howard 62 note funeral details, survivors, and locations. names include Lela Wolf, Mae Montgomery, and Connie Rieger among others.
Freelin York, 21, of South Lebanon, escaped from the Warren County jail after asking to make a long distance call. Deputies say he slipped past the telephone and left the Brough Funeral Home in Miamisburg on Saturday. He was jailed for violating probation.
Jerome Paul Jones 34 of Stow died when a back hoe ran over him as he lay under the machine attempting to start it. Authorities report the engine started while the hoe was in gear, causing the fatal crush on Sunday.
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