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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1978

Page

3

Middletown group pushes school levy registration drive

The Committee for Sound Education conducts a countywide voter registration blitz at Middletown campuses and local shopping centers to boost turnout for the 3 mill levy vote on Nov 7. Volunteers, including Mrs. William Schaefer and John Davis, urge eligible residents to register before the October 8 deadline.

Committee For Sound Education Middetown William Schaefer CSE John Davis

ACCESS crisis line helps callers in crisis

The ACCESS hot line received about a call a week for three months from people contemplating suicide and 32 others with extreme anxiety or low mood. Director Jean Gomola said counselors obtained hospital transport in two cases, calmed eight others, and urged talking with family or friends. The line operates 9 am to 1 pm with after hours handled by the Middletown Area Mental Health Center. Telephone counseling focuses on support, information, and urging professional help when needed, with the ACCESS number 422-3425.

Jean Gomoia T Couilers Gomola Middletown Ares Mental Health Center Aoa Pond

Iwanis installs new officers at downtown Middletown

Forest Hills Country Club hosted the Middletown Downtown Kiwanis Club installation with Howard Torstveit as installing officer and new officers led by Fred Tyson as president Charles Hattery Stephen Dobrozs i Al Decatur Douglas Burgher Donald Imhoff and Al Bell. Plaques honored outstanding participation for Vorstveit Harold Layman Hattery Charles Sutter Tyson and John McClure Sutter received a leadership plaque. Gene Minshall presented the lieutenant governor banner, noting Torstveit will be lieutenant governor for the Fifth Division. New two year directors John Carney Thomas Leight McClure Gerald Miller and J. C. Shew were recognized.

Forest Hills Country Club Middletown Kiwanis Club Howard Torstveit Kiwanis Downtown Club Fred Tyson Charles Hattery Stephen Dobrozsi al Decatur Douglas Burgher Donald Imhoff al Bell Itiew Vorstveit Harold Layman John Carney Thomas Leight McClure Gerald Miller J. C. Shew

End of half hour Ohio Lottery show ends with prizes

The weekly Ohio Lottery Commission program concluded after 43 months with four winners receiving color TVs, cars, and $26,000 in cash. Finalists each won $5,000. Dayton’s William Snow got $2,000 and a car. Norwalk’s Glenn Downing earned $1,000 and a car. Toledo’s David Jones added $3,000. Canton’s Will Gerber won two color TVs and $5,000.

Cleveland Ohio Lottery Commission William B. Snow Dayton Glenn Downing Norwalk David Jones Toledo Wills Gerber Canton

Deaths and funeral notices in region

Deaths include Mrs. M Saxton 96 of Garden Manor died yesterday. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, a sister and ten great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Tried Stone Church with burial at Goddsile Cemetery. Otto Greer 47 of Jeffery Drive died Thursday in Cincinnati. He was a retired Air Force sergeant and a plumber at Delco. Survived by wife Marilyn and three children. Services Saturday at Mount Pleasant Funeral Home with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. Mrs Ruth A Bowling 84 of 427 Williams Ave dies. funeral services at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home Saturday.

John Henry Saxton Patterson N. J Louellen Saxton Midletown Lindsey Nicely Middletown Frank Jenkins Canton Nolne Tried Stone Ee Church Herbert Hart Lina Godsidle Joel F. Batley Ise Franklin Otto Greer Jeffery Drive Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Hamilton County Greer Air Force Delco Solar Thomas Nison Texas Paula Lynn Denison Mount Pleasant Harlan Thomas Pruitt Rest Haven Loyall McCoy-Leffler Solar Lodge

Robbery at Chester Products targets cleaner for $25

Middletown police report a janitorial worker, Bobbie Campbell, was robbed at 1300 Lafayette Ave inside Chester Products. A man with a revolver threatened her, grabbed her purse containing $25, and fled after backing her into a hallway. alarm alerted authorities.

Chester Products Lafayette Ave Middletown Bobbie Campbell Finley St Lhe Mrs. Campbell

Talk on Molesting Topic At Hunter School PTC

Patrolman Harvey Poff of the Middletown Police Department will lead a discussion at 7 30 p m in a Hunter Elementary School PTC meeting about molesting. The program includes a film and plans for the annual Halloween party and flea market on Oct 28 10 a m to 5 p m plus costume judging and food.

Hunter Harvey Poff Middletown Division of Police PTC

Fires and medical calls span city in single report

At 2:28 a.m. fire at 912 Sixth Ave sent Segasta Wilson, 77, to hospital in serious condition. Earlier at 9:59 p.m. Mildred Gibson, 63, fainted at 2844 Wilbraham Road and was treated and released. A hand cut for Faye Jaurique, 23, occurred at 9 Clinton St. 3:17 p.m. a backfire caused smoke under the hood of a auto at 24 Crawford St. Damages listed as 100 dollars. At 2:42 p.m. Virginia Noble, 62, was admitted in fair condition after pains at 600 N Verity Parkway.

Wilbraham Road Mildred Gibson Clinton St Faye Jaurique Yankee Road Crawford St N. Verity Parkway Virginia Noble

Police Brief: Tape Player Stolen From Car on Columbia Ave

A tape player and several tapes valued at 135 dollars were stolen from Pam McKinney's car parked near Middletown High School yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred at 1600 Columbia Ave. No suspects are named in the report.

Pam McKinney Columbia Ave Middletown High School

Suspect Followed To Hospital In Holdup Case

Deputies credited with solving a Montgomery County holdup after tracing a suspect to a hospital. Stewart Mack, 23, of Dayton, was treated for a head wound at a hospital on Hetzler Road after a gas-stealing suspect fled a service stop. A second man who arrived later to pick up Mack was held, with authorities linking the pair to the Mad River Shell robbery where James Clark was wounded.

Butler County Hetzler Road Oh Tobacoy Isoapelet Pealee Montgomery County King Harold Herzog John Holzberger Hetziler Road Ohio Hetzler Stewart Mack Dayton Rade Mack Mad River Curt Middleton Parson's Woodman Drive James Clark Clark Middleton

Gall trial nears end in Ohio murder case

The Eu Gall trial in Hillsboro is nearing conclusion with prosecutors likely to rest today after a firearms expert linked bullets from the victim Lisa Jansen to Gall's gun. Gall, who faces rape and murder charges, cross examined witnesses while defense counsel readied insanity testimony for a possible separate punishment hearing.

Burlington EU Gall Hillsboro Ohio Gall Lisa Jansen

Egypt and Israel seek parallel talks on peace path

Egypt's acting foreign minister Butros Ghali says Israel may end military rule in the West Bank within three months while Sinai talks proceed. He stresses parallel progress and says lack of West Bank gains won’t stop a Cairo Tel Aviv peace treaty. Meetings in Ismailia to begin next week under UN flag with US presence.

Cairo Egypt Butros B. Ghali Israel West Bank Jordan River Sinai Gaza Strip Ghali Ismailia Suez Canal United Nations

Toastmaster officers elected at Middletown meeting

Gertrude Harper an Armco employee was elected president. Jerry White was chosen vice president. Al Burton educational vice president and Diana Lengyel secretary treasurer. Special guest Don Easterly Armco information manager spoke. Table topics won by Joyce Warmoth and Diana Lengyel. Sam Warmoth named general evaluator. New officers to be installed Oct. 12 at the United Way building.

Gertrude Harper Armco Middletown Erry White al Burton Diana Lengyel Don Easterly Jerry White Mrs. Harper Joyce Warmoth Sam Warmoth United Way

Courthouse Fall Leaves Worker in Serious Condition

Charles Robinson, 48, a contractor for Arnold L Beck & Son, fell about 15 feet from a third floor to the second floor at the Butler County Courthouse while jackhammering flooring. He sustained a fractured collarbone and ribs, a punctured lung, head lacerations, and possible back injury. He is in Mercy Hospital's ICU. Workmen describe the northeast courthouse corner being stripped to install a new staircase.

Hamilton Butler County Mercy Hospital Charles Robinson Misty Hill Lane Forest Park Robinson Arnold L. Beck & Son General Contractors Civil Division Sheriff's Department

VFW Post 3809 Volunteers at Bike-A-Thon

Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3809 will join the Cancer Society Bike-A-Thon and offer free reflective tape to riders. Auxiliaries will work the concession area from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. as part of the national Lite a Bike campaign.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3809 Tomorrow’s Cancer Society

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