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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

2

Free plots ad blocks black Vietnam veteran burial

A Florida cemetery offering free burial plots refused to inter a black Vietnam veteran, Spec. 4 Pon dexteur E Williams. Cemetery manager James Livesay cited potential lawsuits from white buyers due to a whites only policy. Williams was killed August 8 in Vietnam. his family considers burying him in a Black cemetery after the discriminatory ad drew attention.

Fort Pierce Fla Vietnam Pondexteur E. Williams Williams Hillcrest Memorial Gardens James Livesay Mary Campbell Campbell Black

YM CA 1970 asks nine division chiefs to recruit members

Tom Wiley names nine soliciting division heads for the YMCA 1970 membership drive. They lead more than 400 volunteers to seek new members by person to person contact. Kickoff dinner is set for September 10 as the three week campaign begins.

YMCA Tom Wiley Eugene Switzer Lee Westervelt RH. Lyon C.D. Murray Robert K. Johnson Robert Stelzer C.W. Denny II Richard Dietz William McCabe Switzer Gallaher Road Westervelt Berwick Lane Lyon Armco West Armco Middletown Works Murray Armco Denny Square D Co Johnson Roosevelt Middle Stelzer Ohio Bell Telephone Co

Obituary: Sharon Elaine McQuitty Back and Daughter Die in Collision

Services were held today for Mrs. Sharon Elaine McQuitty Back and her five year old daughter Tamara Elaine of 306 S Main St. Both were killed in a crash at the intersection of Ohio 726 and U S 40 on Tuesday. Surviving husband William H Back. Wilson-Shramm Memorial Home handling arrangements.

Sharon Elaine McQuitty Back Tamara Elaine S. Main St Ohio 726 U.S. 40 Back William H. Back Wilson - Shramm Memorial Home

Services for Russell Mather set for Monday

Funeral services for Russell Mather 56 of 604 Highland St. will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Staten Funeral Home Alton with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. Local arrangements by Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 210 S Main St. No visitations. Mather died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Kathryn Bowermaster dies in Franklin at 9 15 a.m. yesterday after hospital stay since July 21. Surviving husband Earl three sons Rev Richard Bowermaster of Colorado Springs and Edward and David of Franklin. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Angiesby Funeral Home burial at Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Inez O Hoffman 91 of Farmersville dies, services 2 p.m. tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home, burial Germantown Cemetery. Mrs Hoffman died at Otterbein Home near Lebanon yesterday. husband Vincent died in 1961. Surviving daughter Mrs Paul Denison seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Dr Mina S Rees to speak at Miami University 44th summer commencement Aug 30 10 a.m. Millett Assembly Hall Nearly 700 on candidate list for degrees. Honorary Doctor of Laws to be conferred on Dr Rees by Miami President Dr Phillip R Shriver. Rees president of Graduate Division of The City University of New York, future first woman president of AAAS.

Russell M. Mather Highland St Staten Funeral Home Alton Ill St. Joseph's Cemetery Wilson-Schramm Memorial S. Main St Mr. Mather Middletown Hospital Franklin Kathryn Bowermaster Bridge St Earl Richard Bowermaster Colorado Springs Colo Edward David Sadie Jones Wellston Mary Blazer Chillicothe Agnes Dearth Angiesby Robert Bell Howard Sears Woodhill Cemetery Germantown Inez O. Hoffman Farmersville John Arpp Harry Deaver Hoffman Otterbein Lebanon Vincent Paul Denison Farmersville Rt. 1 Oxford Mina S.rees Miami University Millett Assembly Hall Rees Phillip R. ‘Shriver Miami City University ‘of New York Council of United States American Association For the Advancement of Science Millett Hall Office of Scientific Research and Development Office of Naval Research National

Lebanon man dies in Columbus Indiana home

Willard Young, 49, formerly of Lebanon, died Wednesday at his Columbus Indiana home. Survived by wife Hester a daughter Mrs Lawrence Tiemeyer of Columbus Ind a brother Chester of Springboro and two sisters Mrs Russell Wells of Dayton and Mrs Shelby Webb of Tampa Fla. Services at Oswald Funeral Home Monday p.m. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery.

Lebanon Willard Young Columbus Ind Hester Lawrence Tiemeyer Chester Springboro Russell Wells Dayton Shelby Webb Tampa Fla Oswald Lebanon Cemetery

Sorg Fire Cause Probed After Mill No 3 Blaze

Tex Fannin, 20, of 427 Yankee Road, treated for smoke inhalation at Middletown Hospital after a fire at Sorg Paper Company reported at 8:18 p.m. caused by a blaze beneath Machine No 7 in Mill No 3 on Columbia Avenue. Damage was estimated at $2,000 and is under investigation by Robert Curtis, fire prevention supervisor. Another fire yesterday damaged William Jarvo’s car at 406 Page Street, Trenton, about $25, started by an under hood electrical shot on Manchester Road and Sunset Street.

Tex Fannin Yankee Road Middletown Hospital Sorg Paper Company Columbia Avenue Robert Curtis Division of Fire William Jarvo Page St Trenton Manchester Road Sunset Street

Auto Crash Kills Chief of Schools

Ashland Ohio AP Donald Larabee 48 superintendent of schools at Spencer Medina County since 1968 was killed yesterday in an automobile collision at an Ashland County intersection.

Ashland Ohio Donald Larabee Spencer Medina County

Ohio Extends Aid To Prevent School Closings

Ohio state distributes 26,106,841 to 626 school districts and 88 county boards of education under emergency legislation. Funds stem from a new appropriation and lapses, aiming to avert autumn school openings delays. Local boards can borrow up to 50 percent of anticipated tax revenues. $400 per classroom unit aids large districts, $240 in flat districts, with 240 per certificated employee for county boards. Columbus leads with 1,374,068, followed by Cleveland 1,114,874 and Cincinnati 609,377 among major districts.

Columbus Ohio School Foundation Ohio Department of Education Roger Cloud Cleveland Cincinnati Tolledo Akron Dayton Parma Springfield Youngstown Canston

Egypt condemns US surveillance as espionage claim

The Egyptian government denounces United States reconnaissance as pretext for espionage and says the issue requires a neutral stance. Cairo notes U2 and satellite surveillance amid a fragile Middle East cease-fire and rejects Soviet reconnaissance proposals as unnecessary given existing Soviet military personnel in Egypt.

Associated Press Israel Egypt Ameri Cairo al Ahram East United Politi- States Hide United States Middle East U.S Soviet Union

Herbert Beef Up Narcotics Bureau in Ohio

Wellington Ohio AP Herbert Republican candidate for attorney general Jay Herbert urged expanding the narcotics bureau to fight a rising drug problem. He said locating sources is harder as youths enter drugs and compete with organized syndicates. He spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Thursday.

Wellington Ohio Narcotics Bureau Attorney General John D. Herbert Kiwanis Club Herbert

Perry Named Principal at Franklin Central Elementary

Franklin Ohio Perry, former Mason Junior High and Mason Central Elementary principal, is named principal of Central Elementary School. He replaces William Webb, who resigned in July. Perry serves as campaign manager for State Sen. Walter E. Powell, candidate for Congress in the 24th District, and will work in his spare time only.

Franklin Frank Perry Mason Junior High Mason Central Central Perry William Webb Walter E. Powell Congress Mason Powell

Danish Merchant Fleet Reaches 950 Vessels

Copenhagen reports the Danish merchant fleet now includes 950 ships totaling 3 million gross registered tons. The fleet figures reflect a broad range of merchant tonnage and vessel types.

Copenhagen

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Y’ Solicitors Middletown Verity Parkway and Pinta ST. Auspices Clyde Beatty Capt Dave Hoover Central Ave Humane Assn Mrs. Sharon Tamara Russell Mather K. Bowermaster Laes O. Hoffman Dr. Rees Mina Rees Columbus, Ohio Roger Penwell Nancy Penwell Air Force William L Harris Harris Whitehall Charles Radow Motorcycle Dealers Association of Ohio M. E. Sensenbrenner John Dobrozsi Jr Ins., Inc First Ave O. GA Sorg Chris Coburn Larry Harmon Middletown High School Jim Walburg Goodman B. L. Dawson, Inc Clark St Rogers
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