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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1969

Page

2

Manslaughter Charged After Central Ave Shooting Death

A man is jailed on first degree manslaughter charges after Lloyd Lohr, 22, died from a gunshot in an upstairs apartment on Central Avenue. Richard Lovely, 41, of Webster Street, was arrested at the Orioles Club within 20 minutes of the 6:44 p.m. shooting. The weapon is being tested for fingerprints. powder burns suggest close range.

North Carolina Central Avenue Webster Street Lloyd Lohr Barnes Road Winston-Salem N. C Nounced Middletown Hospital G. Calvin Skinner Central Ave Donald Wells Kenneth Craig Richard Lovely Webster St Armco Orioles Reynolds Ave Lloyd Brewer Arnold Ferguson Richard Wessel Hamilton Butler County Lovely Lohr Middletown Judith Etta Dotson Riggs Funeral Home

Overnight gas stations in Ohio stay open despite murders

Attendants fear for safety as 24 hour service continues across Southwestern Ohio amid a string of killings at Standard and Sunoco stations. Victims include Thomas Bamber and an Akron area attendant, prompting calls from the Cincinnati Oil Club for enhanced protection and a study of security measures.

Associated Press Ohio Vietnam Michael Caldwell 20 West Chester Inerstate Jim God Gary Silcox Cincinnati Thomas Bamber Wilmington Standard Oil Co Standard Fairfax Sunoco Akron Columbus Queen City Cincinnati Oil Club Jim Reid Tresler Oil Co Pure Oil Land Sun Oil Co

Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Louie Inwood and Nettie Callihan

Services for Mrs. Louie Inwood 82 include Monday 11 a.m. at First Methodist Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Inwood, mother of Dudley Inwood, was found dead at 310 Shafer St. Survivors include husband Joshua six grandchildren and a son Jerome who died in 1954. Also notes Nettie Callihan 52 of Miamisburg died Saturday at Grandview Hospital. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery preceded by visiting hours.

Louie Inwood First Methodist Church Eugene Frazer C. E. Wintringham Woodside Cemetery Inwood Middletown City No. 2 Circle of the Church Gracious Grandmothers Club Joshua Jerome The Riggs Funeral Home Nettie Callihan Franklin Nettie Callihan Rt 1 Miamisburg Byers Road Grandview Hospital Dayton Anglesby Funeral Home Floyd Robison Woodhill Cemetery

Loot Over $400 Reported Stolen in Break-in

Diane Davis reported loss of more than 400 dollars worth of items after a Thursday break-in at her apartment. Twenty five record albums a $300 wedding ring a silver band and a portable TV were taken. Entry came through a broken glass pane between 5 pm and 7:30 pm. Kathy Duhamel’s TV reportedly belonged to her.

Diane Davis Highland St Kathy Duhamel

Lee's Keypunch Service Bureau Opens Soon

Lee's 1 B M Keypunch Service Bureau at 911 West Central will open in about two weeks. It is owned by Mr and Mrs Noah Lee Jr of Beverly Lane. Mrs Lee, with 15 years in the field, will supervise as instructor and oversee the work. she previously worked with Data Training and Service Co.

Lee’s 1.B.M West Central Noah Lee, Jr Beverly Lane Lee

Chairmen Named For Committee Backing City Income Tax Hike

Four chairmen were named to lead Keep a Live Middletown committee efforts to support a city income tax increase. Mrs. Ray E. Kiefhaber heads Community Activities, W R Ted Reeder is Organizations chairman, Russell Weatherwax Jr. finance chief, and J D Dudley public relations chief.

Keep A Live Middletown Harry Holiday Calvin W. Verity Ray E. Kiefhaber Curryer Road W. R Ted” Reeder Sheldon Road Russell Weatherwax Jr Ausmar Court J. D Jack’’ Dudley Stanley St Middletown Holiday Verity Kiefhaber Middletown Hospital Butler County Medical Auxiliary Middletown Symphony Reeder McGraw Construction Co Middletown Area

Rotary District 667 Conference set for April weekend

Nearly 600 Rotarians are expected at the 1969 District 667 Conference in Middletown April 26 and 27. The program includes reports by District Governor Tom Hamler and Curtis Reynolds, with Rotary International official Louis Roth speaking. Saturday features a style show, Armco mill tour, and a 7:15 dinner with entertainment. Sunday emphasizes project reports and a reception for leaders, followed by a banquet with Roth as main speaker. Ray Brown chairs Middletown Rotary. committee heads handle printing, decorations, greeting, and publicity.

District 667 Manchester Motor Inn Rotary Tom Hamler West Milton Curtis Reynolds Piqua International Louis Roth St. Louis Rotary- International Jerry Thomas Bob Jones WKRC Cincinnati Armco Manchester Wiliam Svarda Sounds of America Sounds Allen Glenn C Tiger” Ellison Middletown Ohio State University Ray Brown Middletown Rotary Club Chuck Morgan Walt Mischley Jim Greeting William Robinson

Cincinnati ROTC Cadet Walter Crenshaw Chooses Army Branch

Local cadet Walter A Crenshaw Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter A Crenshaw of 2623 Elmo Place is among 49 Army ROTC cadets at the University of Cincinnati selecting service branches after graduation. He is one of three cadets to receive direct appointments into the Regular Army and will work in transportation.

Walter A. Crenshaw Jr Walter A. Crenshaw Elmo Place Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps University of Cincinnati U. S. Army Reserve Crenshaw Workn Transportation

Fire calls report small domestic incidents and minor damage

Fire runs at 5 18 p m at 345 N Main St for an automatic washer motor burn with no damage estimate. At 6 45 p m Elza Mann 61 of 2011 Woodlawn Ave treated for back pains and released from Middletown Hospital. At 7 29 p m a television set at 2113 Central Ave sustained 50 dollar damage. At 7 35 p m a short circuit in an electric stove at the home of Thomas Cornelle 907 Crawford St caused 75 dollars damage.

N. Main St Woodlawn Ave Elza Mann Middletown Hospital Central Ave Crawford St Thomas Cornelle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anita Williams Ninth Ave A. D. Sherman W. C. Neel Girard Ave Middletown High School Data Training and Service Co Barnitz Bank Denny Lumber Co Middletown Hospital Association Dudley Armco Steel Corporation Cincinnati Enquirer Civic Association Mrs. Ray Kiefhaber Q. R. Reeder Finance J. D. Dudley Lily of the Valley Blendaire Batiste Jock Prisbie Heart Association South Broad
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