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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
2
Services for Mrs. Flore Belle Howard 39 of 1319 Fairmount Ave held at 10 30 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with Rev Billy Ball officiating Burial in Middletown Cemetery Friends may call Friday 7 to ? p.m. Mrs Howard died Wednesday at home.
Camden-Clifford Carson Baker 66 of 1182 Oxford Germantown Road died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 6 20 p m He was a native of Clay County Kentucky and lived in the Hamilton area 50 years retirement in 1970 from Mercy Hospital as maintenance superintendent Surviving wife Betts Jean five sons Charlies L Gary Thomas C Carson J Jeffrey Scot two daughters Dolly Winkler Jean Ann three brothers Broadus Robert P Charles L and sisters Hazel Hubbard Bessie Hess Pansy Goins Mary Lakes Nancy Edna Minter stepfather Dale Minter 12 grandchildren three great grandchildren Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday R Cc Nein & Sons Funeral Home Camden burial Darrttown Cemetery Visitation Saturday 5 7 9 p m
Mrs. Catherine Sanders of Fairfield will have a service at 10 am Saturday. Webb is noted in the obituary line.
Pastor Ivan Morford will speak on History's Glorious Climax at the 11 15 am worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m.
CDC report shows outbreaks of staphylococcal infections increased after hospitals halted hexachlorophene bathing of newborns. Among 208 hospitals monitored, rates rose to six per 1000 births in 128 facilities that stopped HCP use, with varying results across alternative skin care methods.
A big blaze in the Ventana Wilderness near Big Sur has scorched 4100 acres as 1500 firefighters aided by a U2 reconnaissance plane work to encircle the fire. Dense fog and decreasing winds slowed spread while retardant planes target hot spots. Six firefighters were injured, one seriously after a 200 foot fall. The fire began Tuesday from an illegal campfire. no buildings were lost.
U S Senator Robert Taft Jr of Ohio urged abolishing the vice presidency calling the office a position without a clear role. He spoke in Washington and outlined his stance as part of his broader critique of the executive branch.
Sheriff Roy Wallace heads to Glacier County Montana to return James Reed charged with stealing 3000 dollars from a Country Kitchen safe and a car. Reed, a former employee, is held in jail there. The suspect was reported last week to be in custody in Montana.
London now covers 5,380 acres in major parks, reflecting a sizable urban green space stock. The figure highlights the scale of recreational land managed by the city and its commitment to public outdoor areas.
Mrs. Lorraine Merkel of Slatington Pennsylvania, mother of three, helps Friedens Fire Co. battle a barn fire marking her first firefighting participation with the fire company auxiliary.
Dave Fitzgerald, the Trucking Co., reported thieves stole three tarpaulins valued at 151 dollars. The loss was recorded as a theft incident with no further details available.
Police report a pickup truck owned by Jake Spence at 174 Lawn Ave was damaged and tools valued at $140 were stolen. The incident details were provided to authorities.
The listing notes a business at 3611 Manchester Road opposite Fenwick High School serving the area for six years, highlighting established local presence and neighborhood location.
About a dozen Kentucky State Troopers will patrol Newport starting Saturday after three killings and reports of a prostitution resurgence. Police say state help requires formal city request. Mayor Roland Vories asked for aid. One victim was Samson Sammy Eisner, shot Sunday near his antique store opposite the Pink Pussycat club.
Police report two separate crashes on Columbia Avenue and a Clark Street wreck injuring four people. Effie Murphy, 32? and Ronald Murphy, 39, at 320 N Broad St, were involved in a train collision at the Sorg plant. James Miles, 26, of 3108 Ohio Ave, overturned after striking guardrails near a Miami River embankment. Sherry and Ethel Bailey, both injured in a Clark Street and Vail Avenue collision, were driven by Beverly Woodard who was cited for failure to yield. Paul Goodman, noted author, died at his farm Wednesday.
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