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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
2
Clyde Baysore Mason 76 died Tuesday at his home 305% East Main Street. Survived by a son Dan Mason. Services at 2 p m tomorrow at Gallimore Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call today 4 to 9 p m.
Mrs Jennie Campbell 9 of Eaton Rt 2 died at 645 a m today at the Preble County Home near Eaton She was born in West Elkton and resided in Preble County all her life Survived only by nieces and nephews Services will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Lower Twin Old German Baptist Church near Camden with the Rev Russell Eller officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Friends may call at the R C Nein Sons Funeral Home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p m
A. E. Fred Lebano n 66 of 210 West Main Street Lebanon died at 7 a m Wednesday at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati He owned and operated the Fred Department Store in Lebanon He was a veteran of World War I and World War II and a member of the Lebanon Elks Lodge. Aaron Brafman of Lebanon Mrs Dorothy Hack of Detroit Miss Leah
Alma M Heinzelman 76 of 220 Wayne Ave Hamilton and Effie Friend 76 of Wilmington formerly Oxford and Laura M Cory 79 of 350 Ross Ave Hamilton are listed in Butler County deaths with services set for 2 p m tomorrow. The notices reference Klaus Weiger Marshall Smith and Webb as part of the obituaries.
London AP reports playwright Shelagh Delaney, 25, has a baby named Charlotte Joan Delaney born March 4. She confirms the birth but declines to discuss her personal life further.
An Ohio soldier died of injuries from last Friday's Alaska earthquake. Pfc. Gary L. Kleparek, son of Naomi G. Swanson of Toledo, was injured by falling debris at a service club at Fort Richardson, where he was stationed.
Chester H. Gray, 4, a founder of the American Farm Bureau Federation, died Wednesday in Nevada Missouri.
Galileo Galilei first used his telescope after constructing it in 1610 to observe celestial objects. The milestone marked a turning point in astronomy and the scientific study of the heavens.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. announces the retirements of board chairman Gwilym A. Price and vice chairman John K. Hodnette after the annual stockholders meeting. Price and Hodnette, ages 68 and 62, will stay as directors, with Donald C. Burnham taking over their duties as the company discontinues the positions.
The article notes Communist China now contains 700 million people, about 23 percent of the world total, with an annual population increase of 16,800,000. This yearly rise is equal to Greece’s entire population.
In Rome at Santa Cecilia Auditorium conductor Pierre Monteux collapsed and fell six feet from the podium during Ravel’s Pavane for a Dead Princess. He was carried away, returned to the stage after 20 minutes, and finished the concert seated in a chair.
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit against O. M. Scott & Sons Co. of Marysville Ohio accusing the lawn products maker of price fixing by forcing distributors in states without fair trade laws to maintain Scott's prices.
H H Martin reports four hubcaps valued at 70 dollars stolen from a 1959 model car at the Gentry Used Car Lot on German-town Road. The incident was reported to the Butler County sheriff's office last night.
Deputies arrest Robert Partin and Ancil Partin on charges of tending to cause the delinquency of a 13-year-old girl. They found a 16-year-old boy and two other girls in a vehicle. the girl reported being picked up on Clifton Avenue and taken toward Butler County after a beer run. The youths were released to their parents and no hearing date is set.
The Communications Company Headquarters Battalion U S Marine Corps Reserve in Hamilton will be deactivated. One of 13 small reserve units with 773 officers and men will be disbanded on April 30.
Gov. James A. Rhodes, in Columbus, meets with Theodore Saker, counsel for Paul Lynch, to conciliate a dispute over bond funded capital improvements. The court case blocks funds for university construction and planning from the 250 million bond issue. Rhodes says more talks are planned and other meetings are planned.
Marquette University said it received Luci Baines Johnson's College Entrance Examination Board scores. An admissions official noted that receipt of scores does not imply an application or inquiry about admission. Miss Johnson, 16, is a junior at Washington DC National Cathedral School for Girls. The White House had no information on her attendance plans.
Dr. Josef Klaus aged 34 was sworn in as chancellor of Austria today after serving as chairman of the Conservative party.
The Bake Shop unveils a new Butter Bread by Frank Esselman using winter wheat flour for a smooth texture and rich butter flavor. Described as perfect for sandwiches or toast, it promises a golden Krust and tempting aroma at a low introductory price of 2 for 39 cents.
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