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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
11
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Nine members of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce plan to attend the 3rd Annual Meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC Sunday through Wednesday. Leading the delegation are Calvin Verity and David L. Smith, with a roster including Armbruster Cohen Finkelman Juenling Reeder Stutenroth Slagle and others.
Daylight saving time begins Sunday affecting schedules in eastern cities. The Ohio State Limited train No. 16 will depart Cleveland and points east at 3 20 p m instead of the previous 4 19 p m.
Hartford AP report notes a one-and-a-half pound Siberian tiger cub born Friday to Tara during a Shrine Circus matinee. Two cubs died at birth. trainer Robert Baudy values the surviving cub at 3500 dollars and plans its move to New Hampshire for care while the show tours.
In Williamson New York a Siberian huskie named Boris killed 4 year old Marla M Perry while chained to a barn. State police will test the dog for rabies before destruction. Wayne County coroner Dr Evan Tansley said the dog ripped the girl to pieces as Mrs John Perry found the body behind the family barn.
The first United States Mint was established in Philadelphia by an act dated April 2, 1792, making the city the nation’s first capital for minting coinage.
Lola P a 29 year old wife seeks help for infertility. Dr Crane outlines tests Rubin test tubal patency husband sterility rhythm theory and soda douche before considering a suspension operation. Lola becomes pregnant within 60 days using rhythm theory and soda douche.
Poncho the three year old Beagle owned by the Alvin Davis family sought medical help at North Shore Veterinary Hospital after a porcupine encounter. He trotted about two miles to the hospital door with quills in his fur, seeking attention.
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Owen Vincent Madden known as Owney Madden, 73, a prohibition era gangster who ruled New York and New Jersey, died in Hot Springs Arkansas from emphysema at 12 10 am ending 30 years of retirement. He was famous for bootlegging and racketeering then became a private benefactor to youth charities.
A $232 500 lawsuit targets University Heights in Cuyahoga County filed by Marc Alan Singer and his father Jerome. The petition claims a city refuse truck made an illegal U turn on August 16 causing a motor scooter collision that left Marc with severe head injuries and a 95 day hospital stay.
Jack Moser, chairman of the Butler County Republican Party and Hamilton attorney, will speak at the Middletown Area Young Republicans general meeting. The event is at Eastern Lanes Monday at 8 p.m. Social hour starts at 7 p.m.
Knight Goodman, director of public relations at Aeronca Manufacturing Corp., will speak at a father son banquet at St Pauls United Church of Christ starting 6 30 p m Thursday. The event is sponsored by the churchs Men's Class and Christian Education Committee.
The Rev. C. W. Hatfield will speak on Do Not Disturb during the 10 30 a m worship service. Church school begins at 9 30 a m.
The Rev. Russell Chrisman will speak on Their Eyes Were Opened at the 10:30 a.m. worship service and The Challenge of Life at the 7:30 p.m. service. Church school begins at 9:15 a.m.
Mrs. Jerry 8 Brown, chairman, says about $3,000 of the $4,000 county goal may be raised after gifts are counted. County leaders urge outreach to those missed, with materials left at homes or sent to 128 Ludlow St., Hamilton. The Easter Seal drive supports the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
The Hamilton County Grand Jury indicted J. L. Marshall News Co. on a obscenity charge after authorities confiscated obscene books at their warehouse on January 15. Roy Clifford Byrd was indicted for first degree manslaughter in the death of Frank Samples, following a Dec. 27 fight with Samples dying January 8.
Scientists reported that an eight minute power run of the Nerva nuclear rocket reactor was successful. The test occurred Friday at the Space Nuclear Rocket Development Station near Las Vegas, marking the second test for the Nerva unit as part of Project Rover aimed at space flight in the early 1970s.
In Venice California a former electronics worker allegedly boobytrapped a cigarette lighter. Seven year old Robert Cope flicked it and lost three fingers. Sidney A. McMurdo aged five, once of Mar Vista Electronics, was jailed on suspicion of attempted murder after explosives and other evidence were found at his home.
Officials of the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown plan a May 2 event to turn back the clock and the soil. A museum spokesman says oxen will plow a field and local crops including flax broom corn sunflowers pumpkins navy and kidney beans will be planted.
Pittsburgh AP report notes 20 year old inmate Andrew Bowden Jr. asked to remain in the county workhouse until May 13 to complete a commercial course for high school credits. Judge Loran L. Lewis approved the extension.
Lorain Ohio Edison Co reports a 138000-volt transmission line failed cutting electricity to downtown Lorain for over an hour on Friday. No injuries were reported and crews worked to restore service.
Lost and found notes include a brown and black Chihuahua female mixed breed missing near Young and Baltimore with a reward. A brown alligator wallet lost Monday night between 9th and Verity. return to City Ride. A large black and brown hound found. GA 3.6409. Lady's billfold lost at 815 Maple St with name Gladys. keep money, return billfold and papers. Poodle small brown female lost wearing pink rhinestone collar named Koko. $25 reward. call 422-4357 or Oxford 523-3142.
Obituaries list five local deaths with likely services and interments. James Newton Ingram 75 Middletown area. Leroy Jestice 64 Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton Ohio. Donald C. Mize 42 Oxford State Road Middletown. Emma Amelia Voegele 92 Grand Ave Miami sburg Ohio. services at Clayton Street Church of God Woodside Cemetery Hills Grove. Each includes funeral home Joseph R Baker & Sons or Rigas Funeral Home or McCoy Leffier with dates and times.
Light hauling and basement cleanouts offered with free furniture cloth ing and metal removal. Tree trimming shade fruit trees and shrubs plus spraying available. Babysitting sought in Barbara Park area for 1 or 2 children at 423 3069.
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