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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1966

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals in Middletown and area

Obituaries list Clayton Ashcraft Jr. 44 of 2711 Central Ave found dead in a Detroit trailer park after work for Encore Electric Co. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Church of the Ascension. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Also listed are Daisy Brashear 49 and others with service details and family survivors. Arrangements by Riggs and McCoy Leffler Funeral Homes.

Clayton Ashcraft Jr Central Ave Ashccraft Detroit Encore Electric Co Cincinnati Wayne County Medical Examiner Ashcraft Connie Cynthia Clayton Ashcraft Sr Middletown Vernon Davis Church of the Ascension John Baker Woodside Riggs Funeral Home Daisy Eleanor Brashear Pershing Ave Everett Marcus Brookfield Ohio Wallace Jacob Corless Reeves Christo. Ky Effie Byrd Christopher Neva Yancy Hamilton Reba Deaton Cohen Brashear

Howard Lanier Sr. 44 Dies at Middletown Hospital

Howard Lanier Sr aged 44 of 9000 Franklin Trenton Road died at 5 35 am today in Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since July His wife Helen died in 1964 He is survived by three daughters Mrs Mary Hisey of Franklin Mrs Rebecca Yocum and Miss Connie Lanier at home three sons Charlie of Waynesville Edward of Carlisle and Howard Jr of Middletown six brothers Herbert of Cincinnati Homer of Excello and Alonzo Jr of Monroe six sisters Mrs Mae Barn ???

Howard Lanier Sr Franklin - Trenton Road Middletown Hospital Helen Mary Hisey Franklin Rebecca Yocum Connie Lanier Charlies Waynesville Edward Carlisle Howard Jr Middletown Herbert Cincinnati Homer Excello Alonzo Jr Monroe Mae Barn

Services set for Ray C. Mehl 66 killed in Florida crash

Ray C. Mehl 66 of Middletown and Jensen Beach Fla. was killed in a Florida auto crash last Wednesday. Surviving are his wife Mildred in serious condition in West Palm Beach hospital two sons Roland of Kettering and Ray Jr. of Elma N Y two sisters Miss Mehl of Middletown and Mrs. Louella Johnston of St Petersburg Fla two brothers Robert of Fort Worth Tex and Andrew of El Paso Tex and a grandchild.

Ray C. Mehl Jane Mehl Roosevelt Junior High Middletown Jensen Beach Fla McCoy-Leffler Mehl Florida Armco Steel Corp Mildred West Palm Beach Roland

Tate Died After Train Incident in Rochester NY

William Tate and son Robert were mentioned as visitors in New York City. He died yesterday on a train in Rochester New York while returning home from a visit. He lived at 207 South Broad Street.

William Vance Tate S. Broad St Rochester N.Y Robert New York City

Obituary Note for Mr Tate and Verna Tate

Also surviving Mr Tate is his wife, Verna. Arrangements are incomplete at the Riggs Funeral Home.

Mr. Tate Verna Riggs Funeral Home

McIntosh Franklin man dies of cancer at 42

Rannly there he Intosh 42 of Franklin Rt 1 died of cancer at 11 p m Saturday at Grandview H Dayton Before illness he worked five years for Cheney Pulp Paper Co Surviving wife America son Glen at home mother Grace McIntosh West Carrollton sister Betty Shouse West Carrollton Services and burial set for Wednesday at Talbert Ky Friends may call United Baptist Church Rt 725 near Miamisburg today 6 to 9 p m Arrangements Eaton Funeral Home

Franklin Rt. 1 Grandview H Dayton McIntosh Cheney Pulp & Paper Co America Glen Grace McIntosh West Carrollton Betty Shouse West Carrolton Talbert United Baptist Church Rt. 725 Miamisburg Eaton Funeral Home

Hamilton Deaths Grace Clawson 87 at Westover

Mrs. Grace Clawson 87 of Westover Retirement Home died recently. Services were held today at Webb.

Hamilton Grace Clawson Westover Webb

William Culbertson former ambassador dies at 82

Former US ambassador to Romania and Chile William Smith Culbertson died Saturday at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 82. Alfred Kreymberg, 82, American poet and poetic dramatist, died Sunday night in Milford nursing home after six months illness.

Washington William Smith Culbertson Romania Chile Walter Reed Army Hospital Milford, Conn Alfred Kreymberg

Postal Union Seeks Congressional Recognition

The United Federation of Postal Workers AFL-CIO aims to win congressional recognition for its 160 000 member union over the next two years. It urges passage of a law for binding arbitration mandatory enforcement and penalties for violations.

Louisville United Federation of Postal Rks Afl-Cio Post Office Department John F. Kennedy Federation Congress

Stand Collapse Injures 20 At Mercer County Fair

A grandstand collapse during an auto thrill show at the Mercer County Fairgrounds left 20 injured Sunday night. Four remained hospitalized Monday, including Harold Bollembacher's family members from Rockford and Celina residents Paul Bollembacher and Joan Linton. No bones were broken. X-rays were planned. An investigation will determine the cause.

Celina Ohio Mercer County Fairgrounds Gibbons Hospital Harold Bollembacher Rockford Paul Geneva Ind Joan Linton Otis J Hospital County Stair Board

Ohio Patrol Honors Three for Bravery and Safety Work

Ohio Highway Patrol presented Superintendent's Citations to Glen E Willey of Utica for saving four people from a vehicle fire on July 2 1966. Harold Holmes and John Greenen were cited for outstanding achievement in traffic supervision in 1965. Holmes heads the National Safety Council district. Greenen represents the council.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Highway Patrol Robert M. Chiaramonte Glen E. Willey Route 1 Utica Willey Knox-Licking Harold Holms John Greenen Holmes Ohio National Safety Council Greenen

Cincinnati Police Probe If The Strangler Strikes Again

Police ponder whether a serial killer is at work after Barbara Bowman 3 was found slain in Price Hill Cincinnati She was run over by a stolen taxi and stabbed with five throat wounds with marks of strangulation Police say the FBI in Washington suspects a Black killer connected to the four recent killings in Cincinnati consisting of three women raped and strangled with names Emogene Har Lois Dant and Mathilda Messer and dates December March and June

Cincinnati Barbara Bowman Yellow Cab Co Price Hill Jacob Schott Schott Miss Bowman FBI Washington Emogene Har Lois Dant Mathilda J. Messer

31 Cases Of Diphtheria In Carolina

In Columbia South Carolina 31 diphtheria cases have been reported since early June with two deaths and eleven hospitalizations. officials say it is not an epidemic and about 0.01 of the county population has contracted the disease. A vaccination program has begun. This is the first county outbreak in 14 years.

Columbia S.C South Carolina John Preston Rich and County Health Department

Serbian Farmer Weds 32 Times Before Death at 75

Stanimir Petrovic, a Yugoslav farmer from Wed 32 Times, died at 75 while about to wed for the 33rd time. He never married. The oldest wife was 28 and the youngest 16. Four wives were named Desanka and three named Marija.

Misar Yugoslavia Stanimir Petrovic Desanka Marija

Scotland Yard hunts for British gang after murders

Scotland Yard widened a manhunt for two suspects tied to the fatal shooting in London. Police watched homes in West and Northwest London as investigators towed a car to a forensics lab for dust and fiber tests. Authorities urged public help and warned against arming police, noting it would be a bad day for Britain.

London Joseph Simpson Wlyenery Shepherd’s Bush Sir Joseph Underworld Joseph Britain

Advisory Panel Recommends Continuing Oral Contraceptives

A government medical advisory committee says oral contraceptives should continue while further studies on potential harms expand. It notes some serious side effects but finds no adequate data proving the pills unsafe. FDA plans labeling warnings and broader study reviews, with cancer and diabetes links to be studied over many years.

Washington

Indian War Ether Ends

Berlin AP reports two Leipzig boys aged 9 and 4 attempted a redskin look by dousing themselves with brown floor paint. They were rushed to a hospital where the paint was removed with ether as medical staff treated the incident.

Berlin Leipzig ADN

Silk Road Revival Drives New Asia Trade Corridors

The aging silk routes across Asia are being revived as two modern trade corridors linking major economies. Officials say the project aims to boost regional commerce, reduce transport times, and expand cultural exchange through cross border rail and road connections.

Asia

Ohio weekend traffic toll tops sixteen dead

The Associated Press reports at least 16 people died on Ohio highways over the past weekend, a drop from the prior Friday night through Sunday night period.

Ohio

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