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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
2
The Senate defeated a 37 to 29 measure to grant 3 to 12 months to pay taxes owed from underwithholding. The move would have halted penalties, with higher balances requiring longer payment windows. Republicans backed delaying the plan but failed to pass it, while IRS offers for hardship deferrals carry 6 percent interest.
Matt Richardson 43 of Middletown died of cancer at Cincinnati VA Hospital. He worked 17 years as a paper maker for Gardner Division of Diamond International Corp and was a WWII veteran. Survived by wife Ruth two stepdaughters two sisters two brothers six grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Velma Huber of Reading died. services Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery.
Lori Grosardt 15 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Grosardt of 3760 Julie Drive Franklin died at 2 a m today at Children's Hospital Cincinnati Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Edward Bahr of 320 E Mulberry Street Lebanon died Saturday in Los Angeles where he had gone for a vacation. Survived only by a sister Mrs Freda Bahr Dilatush of Lebanon. Services Thursday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Friends may call there tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
Earl L. Kirk 75 of 301 Hill Ave Franklin died at 1 55 am at Middletown Hospital after admission yesterday He was born in Lebanon and lived in Franklin 42 years He operated a local grocery before retiring about 20 years ago Survived by wife Nona and two daughters Ruth Wright Franklin and another daughter and others not listed
Verl Miller 75 of 407 Pike Street will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. He died yesterday at his home. Surviving are his two daughters Evangeline Garwitz and Lilleth Miller both of Morrow and two grandchildren.
Charles Bowman 85 of Layhigh Road dies with services 2 p m tomorrow. Nora Hosack 92 of Oxford next service 10 30 a m Thursday. John Sheriff 75 of Wasser man Road services 2 p m tomorrow. William Rish 62 of Darrtown services 10 45 a m tomorrow. Frank Studer 81 Canal Road Requiem High Mass 9 a m tomorrow St Stephen Church. Harry Freeman 62 Fifth Street Su services 2 p m tomorrow. Miss Lee Voss 78 Fairfield services 11 a m tomorrow Louisville Ky. Leah Petry 72 Oxford services 2 p m tomorrow Marshall Smith. Fred Douglas 54 Oxford Requiem High Mass 9 a m Thursday St Marys Church.
Few Royal Canadian Mounted Police remain mounted with officers now riding automobiles and airplanes in daily duties. The shift marks a modernization of patrol methods across the force.
Houston AP Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Air Force Maj. Thomas P. Stafford were named primary crew for the first linking of two Gemini spacecraft in space. Grissom and Young named backup. mission could occur before Christmas as part of the Gemini program in the lead up to lunar landing and return.
In Cincinnati two men from Hamilton and Cincinnati were each sentenced to 30 years in prison for kidnapping and drugging soldier Carlos Harris, 26, of the Nike base at Oxford Ohio. Harris recalled leaving a bar with them, losing his wallet, then awakening in water near a boat dock.
Nona Cahill aged 24 and Henry L Cahill aged 28, both of 640 Chestnut Ave, were injured when their car struck a bridge abutment north of Hamilton and caught fire. Cahill remained in Mercy Hospital in fair condition while Henry Cahill’s condition was not yet known. State patrol said they were heading north on Eaton Road near Warwick Road and failed to navigate an S curve before the crash.
Vatican report says Pope Paul VI is preparing a Motu Proprio to overhaul canon law on mixed marriages. Changes would drop written promises from the non Catholic partner and shift religious duties to the Catholic spouse, including expected Catholic upbringing of children.
Evangelist Billy Graham criticizes national critics of Alabama as wrong and self-righteous. He canceled Great Britain engagements to visit Alabama for four speeches in April, including events in Dothan and addresses at the University of Alabama and Tuskegee Institute.
State liquor officials approve a liquor license for Gabbies Restaurant and Carry Out on Rt. 129. The permit allows on premise consumption and carry out of beer and wine. Alvie Gabbard filed the application on January 27.
A year-old Hamilton man may lose his right hand after a gunshot wound. James F. Benge of 128 Mayven Ave is listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Benge told police he was cleaning his 16 gauge automatic shotgun when the accident occurred.
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