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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1977

Page

2

Older citizens urged to seize opportunities in aging programs

Martin Janis, executive director of the Ohio Commission on Aging, urged Americans to create more opportunities for seniors at the Butler County Council on Aging meeting. He called streamlining funding channels, ensuring housing with personal care, meals, counseling, and health services, and noted inflation and rising living costs threaten golden years. He highlighted the Golden Buckeye Card as a statewide discount program for seniors and pointed to a large budget growth for aging services.

Butler County Council On Aging Senior Citizens Center Jan Oho Janis Jams Ohio Commission On Aging James Rhodes Hygienean Correction Department

Deaths and funerals in Middletown and Hamilton areas

Obituaries and funeral notices span Middletown and Hamilton communities. Carlyle A. Tudor, 74, of 1306 Carolina St died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. services at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Oda May Waits, 73, of 733 Tibball Sr, died in Dayton. services at Angiesty Funeral Home. Hazel Chamberlin Updyke, 88, formerly of Carlisle, died in Dayton. graveside at Carlisle Cemetery. William LeBlanc Jr., 41, killed in San Antonio. military funeral planned there. Also listed are Hallie Mas Dickersheid, Freida R Block, and Ned Rutherford with funeral times in Hamilton area notices.

Carlyle A. Tudor Carolina St Middletown Hospital Wanda Eugene McGraw Middletown Wisner Wells Harrison Maine Carl C Ryan St. Louis Wilson- Schramm Howard Sears Wonderne Cemetery Memorial Home Franklin Oda May Tibball Sr Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Angiesty George Waidern Miami Valley Memory Gardens Carlisle Hazel Chamberlin Updyke Germantown Washington Manor South Valley St Eaton Funeral William LeBlanc Jr Marine Corps San Antonio Tex LeBlanc Three Sons Texas Texas University Martha William William Sr Teddy LeBlanc Teddy Donald LeBlanc Ft Sam Houston Porter-Loring Mortuary Hamilton Hallie Mas Dickersheid Harmon Ave Avance- Cahill-Wenning Freida R Block Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Ned Rutherford East Ave Brown Dawson

700 year old Han dynasty scholar found well preserved

Ta Kung Pao reported the 700 year old body of Chow Yu, a Han Dynasty scholar, was unearthed in a tomb in Ching Tan county south of the Yangtze. Doctors in Shanghai estimated Chow died around age 50 and suffered a lung infection and intestinal worms.

Hong Kong China Kiangsu Ta Kung Pao Chow Yu Ching Tan Yangtze River Shanghai Chow

Two Local Men To Receive 33rd Degree Masonic Honors

Floyd H. Starr of Thorny Acres and Judge Robert L Marrs of Hamilton are among 21 to receive the 33rd degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite at the Northern Jurisdiction’s Supreme Council annual meeting in Pittsburgh September 28 1977. Starr is founder of Starr Floral Co and former master of George M Verity Lodge 760 F&AM while Marrs has been common pleas judge for eight years and previously Hamilton Municipal Court judge. The event is expected to draw 1300 Masons from 15 states with total attendance around 2600 including guests and wives.

Floyd H. Starr Thorny Acres Robert L Marrs Hamilton Northern Jurisdiction Supreme Council Pittsburgh Council For Starr Floral Co George Scottish Rite

Lemon Township Names Acting Police Chief Amid Sick Leave

Capt. Charles Nixon was named acting chief of the Lemon Township Police Department as Chief Corba Haven remains on sick leave. Trustees met in September and again this week approving a fall road cleanup dates October 17 21 areas south of Dicks Creek and October 24 28 areas north. They delayed Oxford State Road repaving due to construction and finances. The emergency squad marked its first anniversary with 591 runs. Eight members pursue paramedic training and a life squad training class starts in October. A sewer line extension permit was issued for a Frischs restaurant. Police will increase patrols at Mound Cemetery amid vandalism complaints. Ronald Walker Michael Stover and Irwin Kahn were appointed as township constables and police officers for one year. Driveway permit fee raised to 5. A mutual aid emergency services pact is in progress and tax payments by Penn Central are to be fully collected.

Charles Nixon Lemon Township Corba Haven Dicks Creek Monroe Butler County Oxford State Road Helen Brown Mound Cemetery Ronald Walker Michael Stover Irwin Kahn Donald Linkous Butler County Budget Commission Penn Central Railroad

Driver Injured In Roosevelt Boulevard Crash

William E. Grays of 4103 Manchester Road was driving southwest in the 3100 block at 2 10 pm when he lost control and struck a fire hydrant. Grays was treated at the hospital and released after emergency squad transport.

Roosevelt Boulevard William E. Grays Manchester Road Grays

Three youths to face marijuana trafficking charges in Hamilton

Three boys, aged 14, 15, and 16, were to appear in Juvenile Court in Hamilton on October 4 to face marijuana trafficking charges. Middletown police found 10 to 15 pounds of marijuana at a Forest Avenue home and later a field in Fairfield Township where they reportedly harvested marijuana weighing about two pounds.

Hamilton Middletown Forest Avenue Fairfield Township

CETA workers begin park projects in Monroe village

Seven CETA laborers will start work in Monroe Community Park as part of a 17 000 grant to clear parts of the 38 acre park site build roads create recreation areas including horseshoe courts and a salt storage shed The village council also approved a mutual aid civil defense contract with Butler County agencies and discussed traffic zoning and vehicle bids.

Monroe Robert Whitmore Whitmore Butler Council Council Gene Egelston

Hospital volunteers needed at Longview State Hospital

Cincinnati area volunteers are sought for individual and group duties at Longview State Hospital. Roles include clothing shop assistance, patient help in clinics, shopping for residents, and coordinating events. Contact Judy S. Elkus at 821-7500 ext 397 for an interview.

Cincinnati Longview State Hospital Judy S. Elkus Longview

Tennis and Slimnastics Courses Open at MUM Middletown

Registration continues for two continuing education courses at Miami University's Middletown Campus. Tennis with Larry Goldsmith and Slimnastics with Amy Morse Bilich accept new students, with tennis beginner sessions moved to morning. Call 424-4444 for times and details and next week's offerings include German Conversation Yoga Religious Leaders Sanskrit and more.

Middletown Miami University Larry Goldsmith Slimnastics Amy Morse Bilich

Two Heavy Smokers Quit After Years of Puffing

Report notes two of the nation’s heaviest smokers quit after years of heavy use. The description mentions one lingering image of steam rising near Times Square as part of the scene and indicates the subjects have stopped smoking after extreme daily consumption.

New York Times Square

Times Square billboard left blank in Chicago scene

A fragment describes a Times Square billboard now blank with a hole, while in Chicago's Loop at State and Randolph Streets smoke lips are described as sealed by a yard square metal sheet, signaling a halted or altered display.

State and Randolph Streets Chicago Loop Times Square Windy City

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