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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
11
Edgewood boards report pupil population up 106 students annually for two years, reaching 2829 in the consolidated district. The district sees space pressure with two kindergartens in church rooms and plans a new high school opening in 1970 west of Trenton.
Germantown man David C. Hitte, 45, was fined 75 and had his license suspended 30 days with a 10 day suspended jail term in Franklin Municipal Court for reckless operation and fleeing the scene. Judge J. T. Riley imposed the penalties Monday.
Springboro officials announce four-laning of Ohio 73 from I 75 eastward, a 2.25 mile project with no median, bid opening set for December 17, estimated cost about 750000. Work to begin spring with completion target in 1970 and some immediate culvert tasks.
The Lebanon Production Credit Association hires Wilmington man Stanley O Sharp to supervise credit operations and a new Electronic Farm Accounting department. Sharp, WWII veteran and former vocational agriculture teacher, will oversee a regional service expansion covering Warren, Butler, Hamilton, Brown, Clermont, Highland and Clinton counties.
Lebanon probate court records show 16 year old Neal Russell ordered to stand trial as an adult for breaking into an inhabited dwelling at night. He is held on 2500 bail in Warren County Jail with three other youths accused of stealing a color TV set guns and a typewriter from Earl Reed near Harveysburg. The judge noted the maximum penalty is life in prison.
Descendants of Joseph Harris who settled in 1812 in Milford Township Butler County gathered at Morning Sun farm owned by Robert and Marilee Harris near Camden for the annual Harris family reunion first held in 1907. Members traveled from Hamilton Oxford Dayton Springboro Englewood and nearby areas for the event.
Haitian delegate Dr. Emerson Douyon told an international drug conference in Beauport that voodoo rites and trances satisfy psychological needs, virtually eliminating the urge for tobacco alcohol and drugs among Haitians.
Officers were elected with Jim Harris as president, Mike Harris as vice president, and Barbara Harris Yauger as secretary, covering Columbus Liberty Ind and New York City.
The Band Aids booster club elected Beecher Risner president Ronald Butts vice president Mrs. Mary Friday secretary and Mrs. Dorothy Eckhardt treasurer. Monthly meetings set for last Tuesday at Seven Mile School and events include a hayride October 4 Wayne School and a two day paper drive October 11–12 to raise funds for new band instruments. WSWS met at Fellowship Hall Rally Day Sept 15 with visitors from Seven Mile and Darrtown. Wayne PTA open house October 16 for parents and Seven Mile School the following night for home room visits.
A vivid image portrays millions of stars in a united formation near the United Methodist Church on Election Day, forming a luminous band across the sky.
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