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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1975

Page

13

Middletown Commission Clerk Sylvia Hughes to resign

Mrs. Sylvia Hughes, clerk of the Middletown City Commission for 12 years, will resign effective Oct. 31. She plans a month of rest before seeking work in another field, saying she wanted to leave the same old groove. Hughes, a Baltimore native, lives with her husband Fred at 2001 Central Ave. They have two daughters, Sylvia Sippel in Milwaukee and Judith Hughes, a Navy nurse in Iceland. Ra Harrison will await word from city commissioners before naming a replacement.

Sylvia Hughes Middletown Mrs. Hughes Baltimore Central Ave Fred Over Realtors Sylvia Sippel Milwaukee Judith Hughes

County winner in road suit

A Butler County Common Pleas jury ruled in favor of county commissioners in a case brought by Middletown area resident May who sought to vacate a road easement along Elk Creek. The county had paid $249 for the easement and agreed to defend the field, provide horse water access, and complete a property survey after a 1972 discovery that the right of way crossed May’s home and outbuildings.

Hamilton Butler County Middletown Regia Butler County Commissioners Fay Elk Creek May A May

Middleton student pursues world handshaking record

Eighth grader Tom Hagins of Manchester Middle School aims for the Guinness world record for most handshakes in a day. By Friday 3 pm he had 387 handshakes at school, church, and on his paper route, amid mixed reactions from peers and locals.

Tom Manchester Middle School Freddy Guiness Theodore Roosevelt White House Nts Roosevelt Middletown Nelson Rockefeller Tom Hagins McGee's

Special City Meeting to discuss Middletown Warren sewering pact

A special City Commission session is set for tomorrow at 8 am to consider Middletown and Warren County sewering agreement extending service to Towne Mall and nearby areas. Two other items include a social services center lease and a bid award for preliminary construction on the Senior Citizens building. Chronis Construction Co. of Cincinnati bid $88,206 for the project.

County Middletown Towne Mall Warren County Towne East Social Services S. Main St Charles Hawkins Ninth Avenue South End Senior Citizens Chronis Construction Co Cincinnati

Theft charge against ex engineer dropped in Warren County

Former Warren County Sanitary Engineer Crai Jarvis saw a theft in office charge dropped after a discovery that a $585 storm damages check had been deposited in the county treasury. Jarvis was to face trial today as investigators review irregularities in the Warren County Water Department accounts and recovery findings approach $15,000.

Lebanon Warren County Crai Jarvis Jarvis Turkelson Common Pleas Court Warren County Water Department Water Department Jack Brewster Brewster Ced Ikie Gilbert Jimmy Wright

Scout 9 Hikes 12 Miles on Miami Erie Canal Trail

Eleven members and two leaders of Scout 9 from Excello hiked the Miami Erie Canal Trail over the weekend for 12 miles. The route ran from Gordon Park in Amanda to Wood Station on Liberty Fairfield Road near Hamilton. Participants included Ted Homsher Charles Doughman Robert Craig Scott Dellmore Craig Farrish Jim Neely Jr Steve Conrad John Kennedy Jim Kennedy Eddie Paylor and Michael Gregory. Leaders were Charles E. Barker Sr. and Jim Neely Sr.

Scout 9 Excello Miami-Erie Canal Gordon Park Amanda Wood Station Liberty- Fairfield Road Hamilton Ted Homsher Charles Doughman Robert Craig Scott Dellmore Craig Farrish Jim Neely Jr Steve Conrad John Jim Kennedy Eddie Paylor Michael Gregory Charles E. Barker Sr Jim Neely Sr

Germantown Council Targets Second Sewer Rate Plan

Tonight at 7:30 the Germantown council will approve the second of three sewer rate increases. Officials also plan to discuss the federally funded Bernstein apartment project to be built off Astoria Road.

Bernstein Astoria Road

Flood cleanup begins after river flooding in Pennsylvania

Thousands of Pennsylvanians start flood cleanup as the Susquehanna River bursts its banks and floodwaters recede. Crews work Sunday to clear debris and assess damage across affected towns.

Theranna River

Fire and medical calls logged across multiple addresses

Mixed fire and medical runs report injuries and conditions at several addresses. Incidents include a forehead cut, difficulty breathing, illness, and a trash fire with no damage. Responders transported patients to hospital and provided treatment where noted.

Security at center requested by county officials

Butler County commissioners heard a request from Domestic Relations Court for added security at the juvenile detention center and to repair an intercom system after an alleged incident in which a detained boy was taken from his cell without authorization. The measures were discussed but taken under advisement.

Shawnee Culbertson Journal Hamilton Butler County Domestic Relations Court David Black Middletown Weiss

Liquor permits issued and applications noted in Middletown

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control reports new permits for Revco Discount Drug Center at 541 Breiel Blvd to sell 3.2 beer and high powered beer and wine for carryout and for Nest at 6930 Mt Vernon St to sell 3.2 beer and wine for on premises and carryout plus wine by the glass till 1 a.m. New applications include L&M Market at 3308 Jewell St for wine carryout and Silver Bar at 9680 N. Dixie Hwy Franklin for 2:30 a.m. opening. Transfers involve Lee's Lakeside Inn at 2019 Tytus Ave to Charles Lakeside Inn with late Sunday hours. Pete's Cafe faces a 14-day suspension for malt liquor violations. remitted if no further violations.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control Middletown Revco Discount Drug Centers Inc Revco Discount Drug Center Breiel Blvd Robin Springs Investment Co Nest Mt. Vernon St Marie Pence L&m Market Jewell St James Marcum Silver Bar N. Dixie

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