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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1955

Page

3

One Of The Lucky Ones Young Nurse Survives Flood

Stroudsburg Pennsylvania reports a catastrophic flood with a rising death toll likely over 100. Nancy Johnson a 19 year old Jersey City nurse survived after spending nine hours clinging to a tree as Camp Davis near Stroudsburg was wrecked. Her brothers were lost and her mother remains hospitalized.

Stroudsburg Pennsylvania Camp Davis Brodhead Creek New Jersey New York Nancy Johnson Jersey City N.J Monroe County General Hospital Nancy

Haney Services Set For Wednesday Burial in Woodside Cemetery

Edward T. Haney 56 of 912 Ellen Dr died of a heart attack at home. Active pallbearers included Edgar Moorman C E Beatty Russell Stabler William Fishbaugh How ard Bennett and Chester Smith. Services 9 am Wednesday at St Marys Church with burial Woodside Cemetery.

Edward T. Haney Ellen Dr Edgar Moorman C. E. Beatty Russell Stabler William Fishbaugh Howard Bennett Chester Smith W. P. Emrick Erice Netherly Edwin Schever Virgil Gossett Darrel Walker Norbert Frey St. Mary's Church Woodside Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Long Funeral Home St. Mary’s Church Haney Armco Steel Corp Olive Tom John Haney Middletown Donald Mann

Mrs. Mary Wells Services for Mrs. Mary Maede

Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Mary Maede Wells. A memorial ceremony will be held at the First Baptist Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Family requests in lieu of flowers donations to the Mary Wells Memorial Fund.

Mary Wells Mary Maede

Camden services for Edward Fowler 81

Edward Fowler of Camden, a native and former resident, died Saturday at Elks National Home Bedford Virginia. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at R C Nein Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Hamilton Lodge 93 BPOE will conduct services at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Fowler had been ill for years and resided at the home since 1946.

Camden Edward Fowler Elks National Home Bedford R. C. Nein Fairmount Hamilton Lodge BPOE Fowler

Lorenzel Staton 43 of Blue Ball Dead After Stroke

Lorenzel Staton of Blue Ball died Saturday afternoon in Middletown Hospital after a Thursday stroke. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. He was born in Middletown and worked eight years for Armco Steel. Friends may call at his home from 7 to 9 p.m.

Wells Yankee Rd Middletown Hospital Kendel Springs Preston Dan Wells Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Lorenzel Staton Blue Ball Middletown Joseph R. Baker & Sons Woodside Staton Armco Steel Corp Sama

Hadley R Franklin services set in Franklin

Hadley R. Franklin, 78, died Saturday at his daughter Ethel James’s Windsor Road home. Services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home, Franklin, with Rev. H. C. Watson officiating. Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery. He had lived in Franklin 20 years before moving to Oneco Florida, where he fell ill. Friends may visit 4 to 9 p.m. today.

Hadley R. Franklin Ethel James Windsor Road Eaton Funeral Home Franklin H. C. Watson Woodhill Cemetery Oneco Fla

Mrs. Hattie Misseldine obituary in Lebanon

Mrs. Hattie Misseldine 86 longtime Waynesville resident died yesterday at Supinger Rest Home. She is survived by son Howard and daughter Mrs. W W Carpenter of Middletown. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.

Lebanon Hattie Misseldine Waynesville Rt. 2 Supinger Howard W. W. Carpenter Middletown Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Cemetery

Turpin Rites Planned for Eaton Farmer

Services and burial for George D. Turpin 75 of Gasper Township, who died after several weeks illness at his home, will be held tomorrow in Richmond Kentucky. Surviving are his wife Margaret two sons Millard and James both of Eaton a grandson and sister Mrs Minerva Derringer of Richmond Kentucky.

Eaton George D. Turpin Gasper Township Richmond, Ky Margaret Millard James Minerva Derringer Richmond

Montreal hockey icon Mike Grant dies at 81

The Associated Press reports Mike Grant, 81, linked to the old Montreal Victorias and a Stanley Cup era figure, died Saturday. Also listed are Nebraska Governor's daughter Marie Crounse Bowen, 77, and Dr Russell Ferguson, 57, Pitt history chair and former Indiana coach, both noted as deceased.

Associated Press Montreal Mike Grant Montreal Victorias Canada Hall of Fame Washington Marie Crounse Bowen Lorenzo Crounse Nebraska William Storrs ‘Bowen Pittsburgh Russell Ferguson University of Pittsburgh Indiana University

Steel Production Upbeat as Summer Closes in 1955

Cleveland reports a rise in steel production after summer slowdowns with capacity use at 91 percent. The gain follows wage talks and summer vacations, aided by resumed Birmingham area output and strong auto demand. Auto makers absorb 23.9 percent of mill shipments in six months, while construction deliveries drop from last year.

Cleveland Metalworking Weekly Birmingham

Ackack Brigade Activated by Rhee at Osan Air Base

South Korea's first antiaircraft artillery brigade was activated by President Syngman Rhee at Osan U.S. air base, 35 miles south of Seoul. The unit is American trained.

Seoul South Korea Syngman Rhee Osan U.S Here

Strikers Riot In Singapore

Strikers riot in Singapore as thousands of city employees walk out demanding higher wages. Police arrest 11 protesters after they stoned garbage trucks and assaulted temporary sanitation workers keeping services running.

Singapore

Caribbean Storm May Be Brewing

Weathermen watch a squall line moving westward over the Caribbean and Atlantic as an easterly wave stretches from the Bahamas to Jamaica. Forecasters say it shows no signs yet of becoming a tropical storm and it travels about 400 miles per day.

Miami Fla Caribbean Atlantic Bahamas Islands Jamaica

Killer Denied Church Services In Chicago Case

Richard Carpenter 26 who confessed killing a policeman and wounding another was barred from attending Roman Catholic services in county jail. Chaplain Cronan Murphy visited Carpenter, his only visitor, as he remained under special guard in the maximum security wing. Detective William J. Murphy and Officer Clarence Kerr were the slain and wounded in the incident, with Kerr improving at St Marys Hospital.

Chicago Richard Carpenter Cronan Murphy Father Murphy Carpenter William J. Murphy Clarence Kerr Kerr St. Mary’s Hospital

San Quentin Guard Robbed by Hoods in Cell Block

San Quentin California guard H A Bain was accosted in the east cell block by a masked inmate wielding a sharpened knife. The robber forced Bain to surrender his wallet containing 103 dollars. The wallet and knife were later found. no fingerprints were on the knife. Sarg Nelson called it grand larceny.

San Quentin Calif H. A. Bain Bain Sarg Nelson

Publisher's Wife Dies In Cleveland

Mrs Elizabeth Thomas McCahill wife of Charles F McCahill senior vice president of Forest City Publishing Co died at Cleveland Clinic after a long illness She was 56 native of Pittsburgh daughter of George Theodore Thomas a steel executive in Cleveland and Canton survived by husband and stepson Woods McCahill of Albany NY

Cleveland Elizabeth Thomas McCahill Charles F. McCahill Forest City Publishing Co Cleveland Clinic Forest City Cleveland News and Plain Dealer McCahill Pittsburgh George Theodore Thomas Canton Woods McCahill Albany N. Y

Amateur Chemist Wins Crab Grass Campaign

Evanston Illinois amateur chemist W Mark Maxwell solved a crab grass problem with a brewed potion that altered his lawn to mottled green and yellow. He then tested a second brew to restore the grass to its original green.

Evanston, Ill Mark Maxwell

False teeth fear eased with alkaline powder pasteeth

Many wearers suffer embarrassment when plates slip or wobble. Sprinkle STE a non acidic powder on plates to hold teeth firmly and improve comfort. It does not sour and helps control plate odor. Available at rug counters as PASTEETH.

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