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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
2
Obituaries list Charles Butler 73 of 1206 Baltimore St with services at 1 p.m. Friday at Jordan Memorial Chapel burial in Woodside. Also noted are Charles Whitman Donald Wilkowski and others with call times and burial plans at various local funeral homes and cemeteries.
Congress faced disruption as airline strike negotiators rejected arbitration and lawmakers pressed ahead with a looming vote. AFL CIO chief Meany warned against harmful legislation while union and management sparred over who bears responsibility for the stalemate.
Will am Howard 79 a longtime teacher died at 7 15 p m yesterday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton where he had lived since March 1965 Survived by wife Jane 1950 deceased four sons Bill Orville Fred Jefferson two daughters Mrs William Rose Mrs Raymnd Nichols 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Daniel Johnston 83 a resident of Englewood father of Mrs Helen Statenroth of Middletons Rt 4 died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton.
Charles Clyde Kelty 82 of 604 Elsmere St former Justice of the Peace at Post town died at 2 50 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital He was a retired Meadows Restaurant employee and earlier worked at a Sohio station and ran a grocery in Beavertown Beaver Pa a long time Middletown resident 45 years His wife Caroline died in 1950 Graveside services will be held at 3 pm tomorrow Woodside Cemetery Arrangements are by the Wilson Memorial Home
Mrs Daisey Schultz of 2002 Tytus Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 5 p.m. yesterday after a stay since July 3. Survivors include her husband Clinton two daughters Mrs Ray Kinder of Franklin and Mrs Robert Shuff of Akron a sister Mrs Bertha Binkley of Dayton and seven grandchildren.
Franklin Philip J. Thomas 23 of 10 Hudson Ave was cited for failing to maintain an assured clear distance after his car rear ended Audrey Cole 30 of 19 E Second St on S River Street north of First Street at 6 40 p m. Damage to the two cars was about 130 dollars.
Elsie Watson, 35, of 421 Cribbs Ave, treated at Middletown Hospital for multiple facial cuts after she was accidentally cut by a beer bottle at a local bar at 2 35 a.m. today.
Several suits were taken by a burglar who broke into the Union Sanitary Laundry at Second Avenue and Park Street last night. A window on the east side of the building was broken to gain entrance.
The city playground children’s talent show at Sunset Park was called off due to the storm threat and rescheduled for Tuesday. Wet grounds at Maple Park School pushed the Sparky the Fire Dog program to 10:30 this morning. the talent show would have united contestants from 20 playgrounds.
Gregory Fitzwater, 19, of Trenton was placed on five years probation by Judge Fred B. Cramer after a pre sentence investigation. He had been indicted for breaking and entering and larceny in connection with the April 29 theft of a Bible and a microphone from the Church of the Nazarene in Trent.
Glenn Greenham secretary treasurer of McCoy Oil Co. was named to a three year term on the membership services committee of the Ohio West Virginia Area Council of YMCAs. The appointment was made by Sterling T Apthorp of Cleveland, Area Y Council chairman, and announced by David J Knochs of Middletown. Greenham serves on the local Y board and has led its house and membership efforts.
Television personality Art Linkletter was discharged from St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after a two day stay. He is reported in good spirits and plans to rest at home.
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