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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1962
Page
7
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy ruled that a Research Marketing Industries plan to sell vacuum systems is a lottery. Buyers become company representatives and earn $100 for each sale tied to names they supply, meeting lottery elements per the ruling for Warren County.
A Negro couple and their eight children moved out of the Hotel Walcott in Manhattan after a bomb threat mailed to the manager. Morris Holm had provided a rent free apartment to Louis Boyd and family, aiding their stay while they sought other lodgings. The threat prompted police and FBI searches with nothing found. Boyd soon found work with a New Jersey manufacturer at 100 dollars weekly.
A prehistoric picture notes a time about 30,000 years ago when most of North America lay under ice hundreds of feet thick. The summary highlights the extent of glaciation across the continent during that period.
Ellison Young 48 of 4602 Central Ave died after an apparent heart attack. He worked 28 years as hot strip mill supervisor at Armco Middletown Works. Survived by wife Beatrice son Roger and daughter Marcia, two brothers and a grandchild. Services at Riggs Funeral Home Monday with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening and Requiem Mass Monday at Seven Dolors Church.
Frank E Bailey 64 of Martinez Calif died Wednesday in Martinez Services will be Tuesday at the Schramm Funeral Home Final rites at convenience of family Burial will be in Wood He was a Navy veteran of World War I and II active in Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges Survived by wife Ruth Ellen Beck two brothers John Middle town Elmer Martinez two sons Thomas Livermore James Oakland a daughter Anne Sutterlee Fremont and eight grandchildren.
Enrico Cinquanta, 66, who moved to Monroe two weeks ago to live with his daughter Mrs. Howard Berni, died at 7 10 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He had lived in Sandusky 26 years before moving here for illness, retired March 1% from Universal Clay Products after 25 years, and was a member of the Italian American Club and St Peter's Church in Sandusky. He attended Seven Dolors Church since moving to Monroe. Survivors include his wife Polda, daughter, two grandchildren, and two brothers and three sisters in Italy. The family will receive friends.
Price services were held at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home for Curt Herschel Marshall six month old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Marshall of Hamilton Middletown Pike. He died of meningitis in Middletown Hospital at 835 p m yesterday after one day illness. Rev Leo T Herlihy of Holy Trinity Church officiated. Survived by his parents two sisters Sue Feagins Middletown and Renee Feagins Wichita Kan and the grandparents Mrs Herschel Marshall of Middletown and Joe Blake of Henrietta Okla Burial was in Woodside Cemetery.
Mrs Adelie Kruse Bowman 71 longtime local resident dies in Long Island New York. Graveside services at Morrow Cemetery Monday at 10 a m. She is survived by daughter Mrs Abel Smith Jr of New York City. Friends may call Yale Funeral Home Sunday afternoon and evening.
Frank L. Tabor, 81, of 327 N Fourth St. service 3 p.m. Monday at Baker Funeral Home in College Corner. James J. Neely, 93, of 2759 Tylersville Road service 10 a.m. to morrow Griesmer Grim. William Mullins, 78, of 41 N Sixth St. service 10 a.m. tomorrow Campbell.
Dr. Loyal H. Larimer, 92, dean emeritus of Hamma Divinity School at Wittenberg University, died last night in Wilmington Delaware where he had lived the past two years.
Middletown High School's Swanettes present Kalendar Kapers at the YMCA pool at 7:30 tonight and tomorrow night. Directed by Miss Louise Young the program features monthly episodes, opening with a New Year’s Eve party. About 30 swimmers perform with Lyn Enright directing music and Dana Campbell narrating.
Five Warren County officials attended the All Officials Association conference in Celina. Participants included County Commission Chairman Cecil Linkous Commissioner Robert South Auditor James Templeton Sheriff Byron Kennard and Clerk of Courts Cliff Beckett.
Bruce Domineck, a fourteen year old from McKinley Junior High, won the Middletown Optimist Club zone oratorical contest defeating Franklin Fairfield and Hamilton competitors. He will represent the zone at the state convention on Friday and Saturday May 4 5. Second place went to David Merrill of Franklin and Bob Snograss of Fairfield took third.
Two persons were treated for broken bones yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Ernest Griffin age 38 of 1702 Pershing Ave fractured his left forearm in a fall from a stepladder near his home at about 8 15 p.m. Four year old Pamela Collins daughter of Ernest Collins of 707 S Breiel Blvd received a fractured lower left leg when she fell from a wagon at her home.
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