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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1975

Page

7

Middletown Ohio Legal Notices Highlight Estate Cases and Building Bid

A batch of notices from Middletown Ohio details estates and executors for Leona C Rossi and Charles A Doyle, plus foreclosure action against James A Jackson by Liberal Savings Association. Additional items cover public bids for Middletown Municipal Building landscaping and required bonds, with deadlines and contact points.

Middletown Ohio estates seek executors and bids

Legal notices list multiple estate actions in Butler County Ohio including appointments of executors administrators and executrix for deceased residents such as Betty A Ingram Lillian J Jones Eugene Henderson Day Elbert Allen Arba Thomas Stella Wells LeRoy Alfrey Nannie Ferguson Elizabeth Efant Herbert Haller Edgar Chaney Euphrasie Huber and Anna Bendure. Also City of Middletown seeks bids for hydrants with specifications and bid opening on October 14 1975.

John C. Little Mary J. Little Monroe Ohio Butler County Leona C. Rossi John D. Rossi Middletown Betty A. Ingram Charles E. Ingram A. Ingram Lillian J. Jones Lillian Hake Jones Caleb C. Jones Ore City Building Central Avenue Dudley Inwood Eugene Henderson Day Eugene H. Day Roberta Day Elbert Allen Martha Allen Arba Thomas Arba H. Thomas Mollie Thomas Dale M. Shockey Dolores Gomia Catherine Martin Jacob G. Martin Charles E. Leonard Charles Edward Leonard, Jr Carlisle Emil Miller Nellie Miller Ihecome Clay Ferguson Arnold Ferguson Stella Wells Erma Berry Erma Thomas LeRoy Alfrey Terry L. Alfrey Nannie Ferguson Elizabeth M. Efant Elizabeth Efant Imogene King Herbert M. Haller Barnitz Bank of Edgar R. Chaney Donna Chaney Duke Harry E. Schultz Vergie E. Schultz Euphrasie C. Huber Anthony Leo Huber Anna E. Bendure Robert J. Bendure Lebanon Anna € E. Bendure

LeSourdsville Lake founder Ernest Streifthau dies at 61

Ernest Streifthau a Middletown businessman and founder of LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park died at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness. He owned Ernie's Hardware on Charles Street and is survived by wife Wilda two sons Ernest Jr and Donald, a sister and three brothers. Burial will be Woods Cemetery. Memorials to charity suggested.

LeSourdsville Lake Middletown Hospital Ernest Streifthau Ernie Charles Street Streifthau Hampton Place Butler County Wilda Ernest Jr Middletown Donald Georgia Ada Beth Streifthau Lake Worth Fla Erastus Robert Edgar McCoy- Leffler G. Walter Weber Woods Cemetery

Trenton delays home sewer_connections advice

Trenton city officials defer allowing home lateral connections as Ralph Woolpert Co engineers warn the city that connecting now risks deemed acceptance by the issuing of notices. Homeowners would face 90 day payment after notice and a full year to complete line connections under Ohio law.

Trenton Ralph Woolpert Co Dayton Rolfe Wagner Cranewood Drive Wagner Ohio

Well pump bids come in below city estimate

In Trenton the city received three bids Friday for a pump and instruments for the new northeast well. All bids were below the consultant’s estimate of over 80 000 dollars, with the low to mid 60s thousands. A contract is expected to be let early October, and next week the city will invite bids to connect the well to the water system.

Trenton Northeast Rolfe Wagner

Beer helps Harold Wilson shed pounds in switch to brew

In Manchester AP report Prime Minister Harold Wilson says beer helped him lose weight after switching from hard liquor last year. He claims a 14 pound reduction and cites medical opinion as contrary to his experience.

Manchester England Harold Wilson Wilson

Enquirer Sold for 55 Million to Phoenix Group

The Cincinnati Enquirer was sold for 55 million dollars by American Financial Corp to Combined Communications Corp of Phoenix. Terms include 30 million cash, 16 million secured notes, plus 500000 CCC shares and warrants for 750000 more. Leadership remains, board roles shift, and Enquirer daily and Sunday sales are noted.

Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Enquirer American Financial Corp Combined Communications Corp Phoenix CCC Karl Eller AFC Eller Carl H. Lindner The Enquirer William J. Keating John J. Louis Jr

Hamilton Boy Dies From Burns After Vacant House Fire

James Michael Sandlin, 16, of 2126 Fairfax Ave in Hamilton, died Thursday at General Hospital Cincinnati after suffering third degree burns on 90 percent of his body from a gasoline fire set on April 28 in a vacant Fairfax Avenue home. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Pater Avenue Church of God with burial at Rose Hill Burial Park. Brown-Dawson Funeral Home in charge.

Hamilton Fairfax Avenue General Hospital Cincinnati James Michael Sandlin Fairfax Ave Pater Avenue Church of God Rose Hill Brown-Dawson Funeral Home

Germantown Village leaf pickup schedule announced

Village Administrator Dan Anslinger said leaf pickup will begin Monday following last year’s route. The schedule divides each weekday by sections: Mondays west of Walnut and south of Market. Tuesdays east of Walnut to Water and south of Market. Wednesdays north of Market and west of Main. Thursdays north of Market and east of Main. Fridays south of Market and east of Water. Residents should place leaves at curb lawns to avoid clogging storm sewers.

Germantown Dan Anslinger Walnut Water Street Market Water Streets Main Barnhart Heights Hillcrest Manor Anslinger

Vehicle registrations and licensed drivers in the United States

Records indicate about 130 million registered motor vehicles in the United States while roughly 125 million are licensed drivers, per the National Automobile Club.

United States The National Automobile Club

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Chester M. Hall Ben M. Kitchen Harry F. Walsh William R. Hendrickson Anthony Valen Charlies A. Doyle Gladys Doyle Charles A. Doyle Finkieman James A. Jackson Columbia Avenue Liberal Savings Association Common Pleas Court Director OF Public Service CITY Middletown Civic Center Harry Weese & Associates West Hubbard Street Chicago Illinois Office OF Public Service F.W. Dodge Corporation Kemper Lane Kettering Boulevard Galbreath-Turner Walnut Street Allied Construction Industries Yale Avenue Dayton Builders Exchange Embury Park Road Public Service Bdder Virgil A. Frame F. Walsh Harry F.walsh Theodore Repper, Jr Harry F. Wee Maxwell Finkieman Finkieman & Forshaw Law Dee Stubbs Thomas H. Stubbs Thomas H. Stubbs Jr Attorneys At Law Castell Bidg Tilmon A. Ellison Robert B. Dell Donald M. Gose William F. Walsh John A. Crist William E. Rathman Randall S. Bendure Tiffin Edger Antasy Farm Greater Missionary Baptist Church Vanderveer St Charles Hardy True Vine Missionary Baptist Church of Leonard Baker Garden Manor Robert G. Moore Woodside Cemetery Funeral Person Lodge No. 90 F&am Lucy Collins Remy Luther Kennie Collins Hubert Bershars Jess Bershars Franklin Ann Cox Church of God Campton Mary Lacy Mary R. Lacy E. 5Th St Garden Manor Nursing Home Golden Age Club Franklin First Methodist Church Elmer Russell West Carrollton Don Port Ritchie Frank Tempe Ariz Levi Jane Haun San Francisco Anglesby Funeral Home Arnold Ettenhofer Springboro Leonard Selby Fred Rothfuss Fred Fuss William E. Robinson Caldwell St Williamsdale Campbell Hamilton Boy Market Street Walnut and Market Streets Main Street Christ, Scientist S. Marshall Community Savings Community Savings Association Sia World Health Organization United Nations Association U.S. A New York N.Y Advertising Council Middletown Journal
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