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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1966

Page

2

William Danner 81. Middletown resident dies

William A. Danner, 81, of 1240 Ellen Drive, died at 11:45 a.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a 12 day stay. Born in Munice Indiana he lived in Middletown 51 years retired from Armco Steel in 1948. Survived by son Willard and numerous grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Wilson Memorial Home, burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials suggested to First Christian Church.

William Danner William A. Danner Ellen Drive Middletown Hospital Mr. Danner Muncie Ind Middletown Armco Steel Corp Danner First United Presbyterian Church Anna Willard A Wilson Memorial Home Edwin Bobbitt Woodside Cemetery Memorial Home First Christian Church

Mrs Hartman obituary and Carlisle curfew reading

Mrs Helen Hartman aged 67 of 1004 First Ave died at Middletown Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by husband Broderick three sons Harold James and Robert daughter Mrs Jean Woodward nine grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services Monday 10 a.m. at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home burial Butler County Memorial Park. Also notes: Ray Jones 81 services tomorrow Joseph Hughes 48 private services Miss Elsie Kemp 67 private services Ernest Hester 52 curfew ordinance first reading in Carlisle for juniors 18 under off streets 11 p.m. to 6 a.m Sunday through Thursday and midnight to 6 a.m Friday Saturday. Council may hold special meeting on building. Protest from Mr and Mrs Davidson about new building site.

Helen Hartman First Ave Middletown Hospital Hartman Middletown Broderick Harold James Robert Jean Woodward Carlisle George Dome Blue Ball Heerbert Dome Marie Patton McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Clyde Miller Butler County Memorial Park Ray Jones Ross-Hanover Road Webb Joseph Hughes YMCA Brown- Dawson Elsie Kemp Park Ave Klaus - Weigel Ernest Hester Linn Cll John Edwards Keith Davidson Dubois Road

Ohio proposes steps to ease teacher shortage

Ohio state superintendent Dr. Martin Essex unveiled a plan to address a growing teacher shortage. Recommendations include a temporary certification office from Aug 2 to Sept 7, expanded use of cadet and temporary certificates, recertification for lapsed teachers, and part time college senior hires to fill gaps.

Columbus Ohio Martin Essex State Superintendent of Public Instruction Essex State Division For wVwege Sium

Obituaries of Dr. De Forest C. Jarvis and Others

Dr. De Forest C. Jarvis 86 author of Folk Medicine and Arthritis and Folk Medicine died Thursday in Barre Vermont. Capt Henry Joseph Round 85 electronics engineer credited as father of British broadcasting died Wednesday in London. Lillian Brigel Siegel concert pianist active around the turn of the century died Thursday in Cincinnati Ohio.

London Henry Joseph Round British Broadcasting Cincinnati, Ohio Lillian Brigel Siegel

Loss Of Aid Won’t Close To Butler County Hospital

Butler County Tuberculosis Hospital will not be closed by reduced state aid, says administrator David H. Disch. The key issue is renewing the county levy for hospital support, on the November ballot, to fund the Eugene H. Hughes Memorial Hospital unit.

Butler County Tuberculosis Hospital David H. Disch Disch Eugene H. Hughes Memorial Hospital

Hamilton TB facility cut from state aid in health budget

Disch says the Hamilton facility is among eight excluded from state subsidies to free funds for twelve larger TB hospitals. The county hospital notes public and inpatient TB care continues via two Butler County clinics in Middletown and Hamilton funded largely by local levy. He calls the move political and says Butler County representatives opposed it while stressing ongoing long term TB treatment.

Disch Ohio Department of Health Hamilton State Health Department Butler County Middletown

White Soprano Wins Negro Shrine Contest

Dianne Dittrich a 19 year old white coloratura soprano won the Miss Shrine Princess of 1966 title at the Prince Hall Shriners national convention in New York. She received a 1500 scholarship to continue at Juilliard School of Music and was chosen for talent deportment and potential in the living arts. Marianne Lewter, a Brooklyn Negro classmate, had placed second and earned a 1000 scholarship last year.

Dianne Dittrich Shrine Juilliard School of MuSic New York Prince Hall Shriners Dianne New York Hilton Julliard School of Music Shriners Julliard Marianne Lewter Brooklyn Marianne New York Medina Bloomfield

Bat Bite Ruins Vacation

John Weber of Toledo was told he must take anti rabies shots after a bat bit him on Aug 10 and tested rabid. He left for Canada for a camping trip and learned of the bat’s rabies two days earlier. Radio alerts spread through Ontario Quebec and Maine as Weber and his family traveled toward Quebec City. The doctor said the treatment will reach him in time.

Toledo Ohio John Weber Canada Weber Harry Mignerey Ontario Quebec Maine Quebec City Que Mignerey

Trenton Awards Contract For City Curb and Sidewalk Work

Trenton council awarded Brock & Son of Hamilton the curb and sidewalk project for seven northwest streets at 342 882.01 with 55 cents per foot for sidewalks and 2.15 per foot for curbs. The contract includes 3800 for storm drainage and council approved 13723.39 in bills.

Trenton Brock & Son Hamilton Trenton Council F Tve Water Works Department Council

Jacob Buchert Turns 101 In Cincinnati Today

Jacob Buchert former president of Ansonia Copper and Iron Works celebrates his 101st birthday in Cincinnati today.

Cincinnati Jacob Buchert Ansonia Copper and Iron Works, Inc

Canada Declined to Extradite Draft Dodgers Abroad

AMVETS leader Ralph E. Hall denounces Canada as a haven for U.S. draft evaders at its national convention in Columbus Ohio. He notes growing crossborder evasion with hundreds of Americans in Toronto and others in Canada avoiding conscription and calls extradition policy a key issue. Vice President Humphrey planned to discuss draft laws during the convention.

Columbus, Ohio Amvets Veterans Organization Ralph E. Hall Canada Hall Korea Hubert H. Humphrey U.S Humphrey Ttme Toronto Ont

Johnson Opens Buffalo Trip On Lake Erie Pollution Crusade

President Johnson visits Buffalo during a three day tour through New York and New England. He pledges action on water pollution citing Lake Erie contamination from industrial activity and announces Interior Department approval for Rand Development Corp to build a coal filter system vowed to purify lake water at a lower cost.

Buffalo N.Y Johnson New York New England Great Lakes Canada Lester B. Pearson Coast Guard Lake Erie Cleveland Toledo United States Interior Department Rand Development Corp

Audubon Society Hears Dayton Man

More than 30 persons heard Paul E. Knopp, director of the Aullwood Audubon Nature Center in Dayton, speak at the local group meeting at Goldman Park about attracting wild birds. He stressed food, shelter, water, shrubs, feeders, seeds, and nesting sites. Knopp invited attendees to tour Aullwood at Englewood Dam and noted plans for a bird hike. contacts were given for interested persons.

Paul E. Knopp Aullwood Audubon Nature Center Dayton Negall Society Goldman Park Knopp Englewood Dam Rts Middletown Perons Charles McGraw John Paschal

Leonardo da Vinci Took Two Years For The Last Supper

The historical note states Leonardo da Vinci spent about two years painting The Last Supper. This estimate reflects the time frame involved in completing the renowned fresco for a religious setting.

Leonardo da Vinci

Cancer Vaccine To Be Tested In Cleveland

Cleveland plain dealer reports Rand Development Corp authorized to distribute an investigational cancer vaccine to eight investigators. About 100 people have reportedly received the vaccine with some cases showing improvement. Dr Rupert Salisbury notes the authorization came from the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.

Cleveand Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer Rupert Salisbury Ohio Board of Pharmacy Columbus Rand Development Corp HJ Rand the Plain Dealer

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