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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1962

Page

2

Republicans Split Over Public Works Proposal

Washington Republicans in the Senate clash over a 26 billion public works plan. Six GOP members on the Public Works Committee oppose the administration measure, fearing it flags a political weapon for Kennedy while proposing a limited 600 million cap for unemployment areas. Democrats defend urgency for presidential spending authority up to 2 billion if recession hits.

Washington Senate Treasury GOP Senate Public Works Committee Public Works Winston L. Prouty RNA Kennedy Prouty Congress

Mrs Estella Miller Obituary in Hamilton and Cincinnati ties

Services will be at Hodapp Funeral Home Carthage at 1 p.m. tomorrow for Mrs Estella B Miller formerly of Hamilton and mother of Mrs Lawrence Dye 1001 Long Place She would have been 81 on May 7 died in a Cincinnati hospital yesterday Born and raised in Maud Station she lived in Hamilton for 12 years Survived by daughter, son Arthur E Miller of Cincinnati five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Friends may call 4 to 9 today Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason

Hodapp Carthage Estella B. Miller Hamilton Lawrence Dye Long Place Miller Cincinnati Maud Station Arthur E. Miller Rose Hill Cemetery Mason

Requiem High Mass For Mrs Frances Schneider In Trenton

Requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Name Church in Trenton at 10 15 a m Saturday for Mrs Frances Pearl Schneider 63 of 105 Keith Ave Trenton who died yesterday at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton She was born in Alexandria Kentucky educated in Hamilton schools and helped her husband Pete's Cafe in Trenton Survived by four sons Mark Hamilton Russell Cincinnati William a U S Army Captain in Korea and Lee Trenton three sisters and 10 grandchildren Friends may call after 4 p m Friday at Zettler Funeral Home Hamilton Burial in St Stephens Cemetery Hamilton

Holy Name Church Trenton Frances Pearl) Schneider Keith Ave Mercy Hospital Hamilton Schneider Alexandria Carl Pete Mark Russell Cincinnati S. Army William Schneider Korea Lee Ralph Cole Dayton Loren Coons Eugene Collopy Zettler Pleasant Ave St. Stephen's Cemetery

Obituary: Mrs Helen Kennel Sprunger 89 Native of Butler County

Mrs Helen Kennel Sprunger 89 a Butler County native died Saturday at Stanford University Hospital. She had lived at Mendel Park California. Surviving are Ellis H Sprunger Jr of New York City and five sisters Bessie Kennel Hilda Kennel Trenton Charlies Hamp ton Charlevoix Mich C Fford Byers Goshen Ind Fisie Kennel Cleveland. Private graveside services at 3 p m Monday Mennonite Cemetery Trenton Rev J FE Amstutz officiating. Wilson Memorial Home arranging. No visitations.

Helen Kennel Sprunger Butler County Stanford University Hospital Mendel Park Calif Ellis H. Sprunger Jr New York City Bessie Kennel Hilda Kennel Trenton Charlies H. Hampton Charlevoix Mich C Fford Byers Goshen Ind Fisie Kennel Cleveland Mennonite J. FE. Amstutz Wilson Memorial Home

Requiem Mass in St Peters Church for Gilbert M Williams

Gilbert M Williams 42 of Hamilton dies after a year of illness at Mercy Hospital Hamilton formerly taught Dale Carnegie classes in Middletown He is survived by wife Aileen a brother and two sisters all of Hamilton Requiem high mass will be sung at St Peters Church Hamilton Saturday at 9 Friends may call at Brown Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton after 4 pm Friday Burial will be in St Stephen's Cemetery Hamilton.

St. Peters Church Hamilton Gilbert M. Williams Dale Carnegie Institute Middletown Williams Mercy Hospital Aileen Brown-Dawson St. Stephen's

Franklin Slaton 57 Dies of Heart Attack at Home

Willie Slaton 57 of 8 South River Street died at 11 30 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at his home He had worked 18 years for Oxford Miami Paper Co at West Carrollton Survivors include wife Mary son Lester four step sons Rutherford Middleton Springfield Mo Berlin Middleton Franklin Chester and Edgar Johnson Franklin and step daughter Mrs Freda Mae Harris Camden Services will be held at 11 am Saturday at the Faton Funeral Home with burial in Wood Hill Cemetery tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Butler CountyDeaths Cordula Rettig Byrne 72 Oxford Requiem High Mass 9 30 am tomorrow St Marys Church Gilbert M Williams 42 830 Main St Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 am Saturday St Peters Church Mrs Clara Burnett 64 321 Vine St Hamilton services 2 pm tomorrow Griesmer Grim Mrs Rhoda Crawford 76 7816 Wiley Road New Haven services 2 pm Saturday Venice

Franklin Willie Slaton S. River St Middletown Hospital Slaton Oxford Miami Paper Co West Carrollton Mary Lester Rutherford Middleton Springfield Berlin Middleton Chester Edgar Johnson Freda Mae Harris Camden Faton Funeral Home Woodhill Cemetery Funeral Butler County Cordula Rettig Byrne Oxford St. Mary's Church Gilbert M. Williams Main St. Hamilton St Peter's Church Clara (. Burnett Vine St. Hamilton Griesmer Grim Rhoda Crawford Wiley Road New Haven Venice

Fred Frame 1942 Indy winner dies at 68 in California

Hayward California AP reports Fred Frame aged 68, winner of the 1942 Indianapolis 500, died Tuesday night likely from a heart attack. A Exeter New Hampshire native, Frame was prominent in early American auto racing. Eddie South, 57, noted Negro jazz violinist once called the dark angel of the violin by Paul Whiteman, died Wednesday after a long illness. South was born in Louisiana Missouri.

Hayward Calif Pfred Frame Exeter Chicago Eddie South Paul Whiteman Dark Angel Louisiana

Wisconsin Dairy Herds Make Big Milk Share

Wisconsin dairy herds contribute about one seventh of the nation’s total milk production, underscoring the state’s key role in U S dairy supply and industry.

Wisconsin United States

Chicago Girl Wins National Science Pavilion Contest

Doricia Knorps, 14, of Chicago, won a national contest to design an inscription for the United States science pavilion at the Seattle World's Fair. She receives a $1 savings bond and an all expenses paid trip to the fair. Her entry quotes Walt Whitman from Pioneers O Pioneers: Conquering, holding, daring, venturing as we go the unknown ways.

Doricia Knorps Chicago United States Walt

VA Office Moves To New Cincinnati Location

The regional Veterans Administration office shifts from Sixth Street downtown to the Alms and Doepke Building on Central Parkway in Cincinnati. Move expected to be completed over the weekend, with the office opening at the new site soon.

Cincinnati Veteran's Administration Office Sixth Street Alms & Doepke Central Parkway

Slaves for Hire Saturday at First Baptist Church

Middletown youth fellowship members offer themselves as slaves for a day to perform chores around homes yards and gardens to raise funds for a June mission trip to Mexico. About 18 youths and four adults plan the eight day tour. Those needing a slave can call the First Baptist Church or Mrs Leslie Mills at 4207 Helton Drive.

Middletown Youth Fellowship The First Baptist Church Mexico Leslie Mills Helton Drive

Patrol cites two motorists in Butler County accident

State troopers reported yesterday that two motorists were cited after a crash in Butler County. Paul D. Byers, 43, of 1717 Yankee Road, was cited for failing to operate within an assured clear distance after his northbound car struck a parked vehicle on Trenton Franklin Road. Lloyd Richie, 47, of West Middletown Rt 1, was charged with parking on the highway.

Butler County Paul D. Byers Yankee Road Trenton Franklin Road Lloyd Richie West Middletown Rt 1

Man fined in court over dog warden dispute

A man identified as Robert Feltner Jr. faced $100 in fines in municipal court for failing to register his dogs and provide proper care. Judge J. T. Lamb suspended the penalties on condition Feltner not reappear in court and obtain required dog licenses. Other locals, Vincent Webb plus Kay Miller and Ernest Kuiusity, faced fines for DUI and assault cases, with Webb receiving jail time and license suspension.

J. T. Lamb Robert Feltner Jr Vannest Ave Fellner Kay Miller Sheridan Ave Ernest Kuiusity Curtis St George W. Johnson Main St

Parenthood Speaker Announced For Butler County Dinner

Mrs Corinne Buford of Cincinnati is named guest speaker for the annual Planned Parenthood Center of Butler County dinner in Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church 2910 Central Ave Tuesday after a 6 30 p m dinner A film The Costly Crowd will be shown The event supports funds for a Middletown birth control center Buford has held roles with United Charities Chicago District Supervisor Evanston Cook County Bureau of Public Welfare Assistant Supervisor Home Service Chicago Red Cross and directed Health and Welfare Information for Cincinnati area council

Corinne Buford Cincinnati Planned Parenthood Center Butler County Buford Planned Parenthood Association Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church 2910 Central Ave Middletown Ross Hill Ardmore Drive

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