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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1963

Page

2

Three Die in U S 27 Head On Crash Near Lynn Indiana

A three vehicle crash on U S 27 two miles north of Lynn Indiana left Willie Boggs 20 of Walnut Hills Cincinnati Ralph J Meyers 30 and Gene Thompson 37 of Warren Indiana dead. James C Boggs 25 and the widows Cynthia Myers 30 and Joan Thompson 33 were hospitalized in critical condition at Randolph County Hospital Winchester Indiana. Indiana State police said the Thompson car traveled south while Boggs auto went north and Boggs’ car apparently was left of center on a clear stretch.

Middletown U.S. 27 Lynn Ind Willie Boggs Walnut Hills Cincinnat Ralph J. Meyers Gene Thompson Warren James C. Boggs Vermont St Randolph County Hospital Winchester Cynthia Myers Joan Thompson Indiana Redkey Thompson Boggs’ Auto Frank Ballard Ballard

Victim In Critical Condition After High Speed Crash

Arnold Witt, 30, of Turtle Creek Road Lebanon Route 3, remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after police found his wrecked auto on North Verity Parkway. Witt, a father of three, suffered a concussion and severe internal injuries with multiple abrasions. The car was found about 180 feet north of Access One with skid marks roughly 200 yards south. police said speed exceeded 100 mph.

Arnold Witt Turtle Creek Road Lebanon Rt. 3 Middletown Hospital N. Verity Parkway Witt Access One

Amaranth Lodge Honors Outgoing Patron and Matron

The Middletown Order of Amaranth held an Auf Wiedersehen Ball at 63 S. Main St. to honor outgoing royal patron and matron Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Grand royal patrons Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jordan of Springfield attended. Music was provided by Stanley Burdick and Ann Arkills with Harold Waters and the Amaranth Quintet including Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Wilson.

Middletown Order of Amaranth S. Main St Frank Wilson Roy Jordan Springfield Stanley Burdick Hamilton Ann Arkill Harold Waters Amaranth Quintet Jordan Wilson

Three Germantown Children Left Stranded by Father in Parking Lot

Three children aged 10 7 and 5 were left in a Middletown area parking lot behind a supermarket for more than eight hours. Store manager John Maupin fed them and police later collected the youngsters at 9 15 p m. The family was moving. the father had gone to fetch a truck and did not return. The children remained cheerful during the wait.

Germantown AXP First Avenue John Maupin Middletown Ptl Don Wallace Wallace

Middletown youths lectured after smoking in restaurant

Three teenagers aged 14 and 13 were spotted brandishing cigars in a downtown restaurant by police. Officers confiscated three packs of cigarettes and two packs of cigars and gave the youths a lecture on the evils of smoking. Capt. John Fitzgerald and Pt. Delbert Barker warned against repeating the offense.

Middletown John Fitzgerald Delbert Barker

Police arrest man over loaded revolver at Chili Parlor

Police arrested J. B. West, 33, of 234 Garfield St., at the Chili Parlor on 9 N. Clinton St. at 6:55 p.m. Saturday after officers found a loaded 32 caliber revolver concealed under his coat and belt. West admitted carrying the pistol when asked by patrolmen Earl Smith and Delbert Barker.

J. B. West Garfield St Chili Parlor N. Clinton St West Earl Smith Delbert Barker

Youth reports bike theft after group assault

Police briefs list James Mason 14 of Woodlawn Ave as saying eight boys jumped him at Woodlawn and the Big Four Railroad stealing his bicycle. Danny Akers 312 Garfield St owned the bike. James Gardner reported two hubcaps and two hydraulic lifters valued at 58 dollars taken from a 1958 auto with its wing entry broken. Mrs. William Lewis store window damaged by a rock Friday night valued at 15 dollars. Larry Deep 18 of Grand Ave reported four hubcaps stolen from his auto Friday night valued at 28 dollars.

James Mason Woodlawn Ave Woodlawn Big Four Railroad Danny Akers Garfield St James Gardner William Lewis Eighteenth Ave Larry Deep Grand Ave

Two bikes stolen from local areas reported

Tommy Combs of 511 Grimes St reports his bicycle stolen from Jefferson School. John Jones of 2008 Arlington Ave reports his bicycle taken from the Broad Street and Central Avenue area.

Tommy Combs Grimes St Jefferson School John Jones Arlington Ave Broad Street Central Avenue

Middletown Student heads to Japan for AFS exchange

Miss Jean Nardin of Middletown High School was chosen for an American Field Service exchange and will depart June 12 from Los Angeles for Fukuoka Japan. She will stay two months with the Yamada family and return August 31. A second local finalist April Pearce awaits assignment.

Jean Nardin Middletown High School Fukuoka Japan George F. Nardin Arlington Ave Jean AFS Los Angeles Tokyo Kyushu Eroka Yamada Yamadas Nippon Architectural Co., Ltd United States April Pearce Lemon - Monroe High School

Fires Hit East Coast Continues Across Several Cities

The report details fires across the East Coast with New York City fire boats aiding Bayonne New Jersey in a plastic factory blaze. Brooklyn firefighters battled a plant fire with exploding oxygen tanks as flames spread to nearby structures. Long Island communities faced multiple fires destroying homes and triggering radio stations to stop broadcasting. Six homes and three cars burned in Farmingville.

New York City Bayonne N. J Brooklyn Long Island Manhattan Farmingville

Auto Fire Causes Damage to 1958 Vehicle

A short circuit under the hood of a 1958 auto caused an estimated 50 in damage before firefighters extinguished the blaze at 5 23 p m yesterday Raymond Martin aged 44 of Crawford Street summoned responders to his vehicle at the Crawford Street Linden Avenue intersection

Raymond Martin Crawford St Crawford Street Linden Avenue

Brief Rites To Mark Armco Founder's Day

Armco observes Founder's Day with ceremonies in Middletown tomorrow marking the 20th anniversary of George M. Verity's birth. Speakers include Frank H. Fanning at Middletown Works and D. E. Reichelderfer at Curtis Street General Office.

Armco Middletown George M. Verity Middletown Works Frank H. Fanning D. E. Reichelderfer Curtis Street William W. Bergmann Paul Whitley Don S. Holstein Milton Wells G. H. McClure Willia Cawthra

Jerry Lapham to MC General Of event

Jerry Lapham is named master of ceremonies for the General Of event, set to open with remarks, followed by program segments and guest speakers. The announcement highlights Lapham's hosting role and the event's expected attendance.

Jerry Lapham

Middletown High School Class of 1938 Plans 25th Reunion

Plans for the Middletown High School class of 1938 twenty fifth reunion were discussed at a Friday night meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Quentin Hale on Fulton Lane. Co chairmen Robert Wise and Mrs Richard Leichty announced committee members are being selected for the reunion to be held July 6 at the American Legion building.

Middletown High School Quentin Hale Fulton Lane Robert Wise Richard Leichty American Legion

Resident aided after unconsciousness found by fire squad

Mrs. Helen West of 101 N High View Road was found unconscious at home by the fire department emergency squad at 10 18 am. She received help with an inhalator and was treated at Middletown Hospital before being released.

Helen West N. Highview Road Middletown Hospital Fire Department

Small Fire Doused At Hoover Plant

An overheated furnace caused an oil bath to ignite at the Hoover Ball Division near Enoch Drive and Atco Avenue. Firemen extinguished the blaze at 8:28 last night. the plant was not in production and no damages were reported.

Hoover Ball Division Enoch Drive Atco Avenue

Obituary: Orville L. Brown 61 dies at Middletown Hospital

Orville L. Brown aged 61 of 1714 Glenn Ave died of a heart attack at Middletown Hospital at 830 last night after being a patient since Sunday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Orville L. Brown Glenn Ave Middletown Hospital Mr. Brown

Funeral services for Mrs Mary O Bryant

Mrs. Mary O Bryant 63 of 4365 Elk Creek Road dies in Sierra Vista Arizona while visiting relatives. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday at Peasttown Church of God with Rev Carmel Mathis officiating. Burial in Twin Valley Cemetery at Gra tis. Visitation at Joseph R Baker & Song Funeral Home Monday 2 5 and 7 9 p m and at the church after 9 a m Tuesday.

Mary O'Bryant Elk Creek Road Peasttown Church of God Carmel Mathis Twin Valley Cemetery Gratis

Rites Set for Mrs Olive Allison of Germantown

Mrs Olive Delight Allison 70 longtime Germantown resident died at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton at 4 a m Saturday after three months illness She was widow of James F Allison Survived by son Eugene West Carrollton daughter Mrs Mars Stoner Dayton brother Edward Ingham Germantown sister Mrs Paul Miller Germantown eight grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday John Arpp Funeral Home Dr Grady Shoffner to officiate Burial Germantown Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Monday

Germantown Olive Delight Allison Fourth St Miamisburg Miami Valley Hospital Dayton James F. Allison Eugene West Carrollton Mars Stoner Edward Ingham Paul Miller John Arpp Grady Shoffner Germantown Cemetery

Anchorage Emerges As One Of Fastest Growing U S Cities

Anchorage Alaska ranks among the nation’s fastest growing cities as population and development surge. The boom reflects urban expansion, new construction, and expanding economic activity in the Alaska capital.

Anchorage Alaska United States

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