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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1976
Page
2
Several old account books of Clearcreek Township the local school system and the village have been found in an attic by township trustee Noel. The uncovering may shed light on early governance and finances of Springboro communities.
The Trenton celebration wraps up at Edgewood High School with noon to 5 pm activities. Highlights include the German Folk Dancers at 2 pm and an interdenominational service at 4 pm. The day features nostalgia and modern talent along State Street with historic displays from Clearcreek Township and a discovery of old township and school records.
Greg Carrier, 25, of 2415 C Street, had a car jack collapse while he worked at home and was treated for a swelling behind his right shoulder. He had been bitten seven times by a loose dog last Tuesday, and his mobile home was broken into the previous Sunday. A man and a second person were later sentenced in connection with the theft.
Mrs Hendrick, 68, of 7753 Gayle Drive, died Friday at Grandview Hospital in Dayton. Services set for 10 30 am Monday at Riggs Funeral Home Middletown with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation today 3 5 and 7 9 p.m.
Butler County Sheriff Robert Walton will launch his campaign with a 6:30 p.m. picnic at Thompson Park on Ohio 177. Judge Lyle W. Castle, candidate for judge of the First District Court of Appeals, will be the keynote speaker.
A Warren County Common Pleas Court hearing is set Monday on a motion for a new trial for 27 year old Ervin Boyd Jr a former Lebanon Correctional Institution inmate convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the June 1975 stabbing death of Ronnie Turner Judge William Young will hear the motion brought by Boyd's attorney Scott Ray The defense cites an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that self defense only needs to create reasonable doubt not prove by weight of evidence The prosecutor's office will oppose the motion
Committees on children's services and resource development will report Thursday at the fall meeting of the Butler County Human Service Council. The session at the Elks Club on Ohio 4 begins with a noon luncheon, then a 12:45 p.m. program open to the public.
Hamilton area cosmetology students at D. Russel Lee Vocational School on Ohio 4 north are taking appointments for shampoos sets permanent waves hair coloring manicures facial treatments eyebrow arching and more. Appointments available Tuesdays through Fridays 8 10 to 11 10 a m by calling 867 5909 between 8 10 a m and 2 10 p m. After 400 hours of training students may practice on the public and the program aims to prepare them for the state board exam for licensure.
Police brief details a break in at the building formerly housing the Upstairs Lounge at 5 Clark St with three stained glass windows valued around 1000 dollars stolen. A carpet worth about 685 dollars was taken from remodeling work at 609 18th Ave between Sunday and Tuesday. A radio disappeared from Luther Harmon’s car at Diamond Graphic Arts on Verity Parkway and a Kaye gas station attendant reported 60 dollars stolen from a safe late yesterday.
At 8:05 p.m. a fire on Ellen Drive led to Howard Newcomb, 51, dying after hospital treatment. Lucille Bell, 55, became ill and was treated and released after at 4:15 p.m. A child at Ed Hall residence caused minor fire damage with matches at 3:38 p.m. A head cut sent T.L. Curley, 60, to hospital. Steve Howard, 35, had head pain, treated and released. Frank Leslie, 39, injured from a ladder fall and treated.
Armco Steel Corp officials rejected union proposals to recognize crane operators as skilled production workers. Four pay and benefit points were turned down. The group plans further action after a briefing next Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the Armco Employes Independent Federation hall.
Lemon Township police arrested a 14 year old on aggravated assault charges for the stabbing of 18 year old Kenneth Schwab on Seneca Street. Schwab was stabbed in the abdomen around 8 05 p m and taken to Middletown Hospital where his condition was not available.
Ohio State University researcher Kevin Kelly argues time of day pricing would curb daytime demand and lower costs, contrasting with the lifeline plan used in Ohio. He cites energy safety margins and calls peak hour pricing an energy conservation incentive, while critics say lifeline favors some customers.
Families in the Pokey Griffith District Middletown Trenton Monroe and Poasttown can learn about Cub Scouting during School Night for Scouting at local schools. The district executive Ray Moyer says the nights recruit new boys and leaders as dens meet monthly to showcase crafts field trips and activities.
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