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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
2
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Juanita Dickerson and Earl H. Beard along with Mrs. Hattie M. Beckner. Dickerson died by suicide at home, survived by husband William and four children. Beard, a former Middletown resident, died at McCullough Hyde Hospital. Beckner, a Dayton resident, has services at David United Church of Christ.
The six month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carpenter of 224 E Second St will be buried in Springboro Cemetery after services at 11 a.m. at Anglesby Funeral Home. The child died of pneumonia at Children's Hospital Cincinnati yesterday. The parents are the sole immediate survivors.
Graveside services for 86 year old Grace Craig will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Carlisle. Oswald Memorial Home handles arrangements with no visitation. Mrs Craig died yesterday at West View Nursing Home and has no immediate survivors.
Obituaries list several local residents with addresses and scheduled services. Calvin Edwards at St Josephs Church holds Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Leroy Hammel, Michael Kallick, William Weigel, and Charles Wright Sr. have services listed at various times and locations.
Dr. Herbert W. Schmidt, 62, Mayo Clinic staffer and Minn. mining firm medical director, died Wednesday in Minnesota. Fred Storm, 66, ex president of the White House Correspondents Association and the National Press Club, died at his San Francisco Examiner desk. Maj. Gen. Henry C. Pratt, 84, retired 1946, died of pneumonia and kidney failure in Washington. Maj. Gen. Caleb V. Haynes, 71, Air Force veteran and 1937 38 aviation pioneer, died in Carmel after a heart attack.
Walter Hansgen of Bedminster New Jersey died in Orleans France at the U S Military Hospital from injuries suffered at Le Mans last Saturday. He was 46.
A five year old Brooklyn girl who swallowed an LSD laced sugar cube was treated for convulsions and chemistry by doctors at Kings County Hospital. Donna Wingenroth was removed from the critical list for observation to assess potential brain damage. Uncle Paul Franklin, 18, was charged with endangering a minor and possessing drugs. He said he bought the drug for five dollars in Greenwich Village and placed it in a refrigerator for Donna to find.
Congress ends its Easter recess now, after approving the food for India program and a two month extension of Medicare doctor bill signups. The House approved a 2.9 percent federal worker pay raise and two $8.3 billion Treasury financing bills. Senate action paused on a Dirksen constitutional amendment.
Raymond W. Young is appointed supervisor of personnel relations in Armco Steel Corp of Middletown Works. A Miami Jacobs graduate, he joined Armco in 1927 and rose from clerk to assistant manager and later supervisor employe relations. He resides at 113 Stolz Drive.
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