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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1959

Page

4

Clark's Plea For Thought In Election Draws Praise

City Commissioner Virgil T. Clark announced he would not run for the office he was appointed to in 1958 citing business pressures. Civic and business leaders praised his letter urging thoughtful candidate selection and vigilance on taxes as Middletown faces seven major improvement projects and a possible era of unprecedented progress.

Virgil T. Clark City Commission Clark Middletown Journal O. G. Driscoll Chamber of Commerce Virgil Clark Miami Valley Mr. Clark Richard L. Siegel Gardner Division Diamond Gardner Corp EE Wwwarker First National Bank of E. J. Sebald Middletown Civic Association R. S. Weatherwax Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & Trust Co Kent Little State House Conference On Education Elliott Levey McGraw Construction Co. Inc John A. Lawler Aeronea Manufacturing Corp

Authors Wanted by W Y Publisher

Leading book publisher seeks manuscripts of all types fiction non fiction poetry scholarly and religious works. New authors welcome. Send for free booklet NR-85. Yamage Press 120 W 31 St New York

Yamage Press New Fork 1

Army abolishes flogging as military punishment

The U S Army abolished flogging as punishment on August 5 1861. Since then soldiers faced guard house or kitchen police as disciplinary measures.

U. S. Army

Irate Middleton man drenched after street flasher incident

An angry Middleton resident described as too mad to reveal his name stormed into police headquarters covered in mud and water. He said a street flasher on West Central Avenue drenched him and his car interior. Street department workers pledged to be more careful.

Middletonian W. Central Avenue

Cars collide in alley crash near Garfield Street

Police report two-car mishap in an alley behind 1505 Garfield. David Glass and John Wilson face charges and $250 in damage cited. Wayne Rodgers also charged after his car hit Daniel Williams. Additional later accidents caused minor damage to several parties.

Garfield St David Glass 20Th Ave John Wilson Sycamore St Glass Wilson Wayne Rodgers Marshall Rd Daniel Williams Jefferson St Oberon St Bruce Brooks Fleming Rd Grand Ave

Girls Admitted Stealing 152 From Dish Cabinet

Two young girls yesterday admitted taking 152 from a dish cabinet at Mrs. Wave MacMurray's home at 715 Charles Street. Officers noted they were buying comic books and the youths were turned over to juvenile authorities.

Wave MacMurray Charles St

Air Force enlisted man held for self exposure claims

An Air Force enlisted man was held for investigation after multiple complaints of public exposure on Central Avenue and at the Paramount Theater on Broad Street. Police confirmed ongoing investigations and expected warrants to be signed Monday morning following reports from a local physician's daughter and another woman.

Ar Air Force Central Avenue Paramount Theater Paramount Broad Street

Reckless Driving Charged In Crash

Mrs. Mary M. Kitson and her daughter Theresa were treated for minor injuries after a four car crash on Route 73 one half mile west of Route 4. Kitson, driving west between Engles Corner and the Trenton Bridge, tried to pass Carol A. Williams and struck her car then hit a parked car and truck, hit a utility pole and spun off the road. Damage was reported near 1500 dollars.

Mary M. Kitson S. Main St Rt. 73 Rt. 4 Theresa Kitson Kitson

Ghana Names New Ambassador to Washington

Ghana's ambassador to Israel W. Q. M. Halm, 57, will be reassigned as ambassador to Washington next month, succeeding Daniel A. Chapman who returns to the United States on September 8 to take a post yet to be announced.

United Nations, N.Y Ghana Israel W. Q. M. Halm Washington Daniel A. Chapman Chapman United States

Obituary for 17 Month-Old Beth Anne Aloisi

Beth Anne Aloisi 17 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Aloisi Jr of 1504 Parker died after arrival at Middletown Hospital at 1 pm yesterday. Survived by parents three brothers paternal grandfather and grandmother maternal grandfather and grandmother Mass of the Angels Friday at 9 am at St Marys Church. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Schramm Funeral Home in charge.

Beth Anne Aloisi William F. Aloisi Jr Parker Middletown Hospital William Michael Jonathan Mark David Paul William F Aloisi Sr Great Barrington Mass Ernest R. Millham Chenango Bridge N.Y St. Mary’s Church Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral! Home

Nate Kunin Dies. longtime Middletown Civic Leader and Musician

Nate Kunin 78, a Russian immigrant who built a life in Middletown as a violinist teacher and band leader, died at Middletown Hospital after a stroke. He arrived penniless in the early 1900s taught music at a studio in the American Trust Building directed the local orchestra at First Baptist Church and performed in bands in Sorg Opera House Dayton and Cincinnati. He was active in civic groups including the Civic Association YMCA Red Cross Middletown Hospital USC and enjoyed golf and bowling. Funeral arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home pending Monday plans.

Middletown First Baptist Church Kunin Frank Simon Tucson Ariz Armco Band McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Mr. Kunin

Mrs Ella Davis of Lebanon Dies at 84

Mrs Ella Davis, 84, of 505 S East St Lebanon died Saturday at home. Survived by husband William and daughter Mrs Ida McMillan of Indianapolis. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery.

Lebanon Ella Davis S. East St William Ida McMillan Indianapolis Oswald Funeral Home South Lebanon Cemetery

Prominent Lebanon Educator Victor Loer Dies

Victor S. Loer 82 longtime Lebanon and Warren County educator died at his home east of Lebanon at 2 30 p m yesterday. He taught in local schools and was active in the Warren County Teachers Assn and the National Education Assn before retirement. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Thomas Spencer of Lebanon and Mrs Reba Heckman of Albuquerque N M and a son Herbert Loer Lebanon Rt 1 three brothers George Charles and Harve Funeral arrangements by Oswald Funeral Home are incomplete.

Lebanon Victor S. Loer Warren County Loer Warren County Teachers Assn National Education Assn Lebanon Presbyterian Church Lebanon Kiwanis Club Thomas Spencer Reba Heckman Albuquerque N.M Herbert Loer Lebanon Rt George Charles Eo Dayton Harve Hamilton Oswald

Mrs Pearl Miller 73 dies in Middletown hospital

Mrs Pearl Miller 73 of 2104 Winton Street died at 9 15 am Saturday at Middletown Hospital after eight days as a patient. She was born in Middletown and widow of Wilbur Miller. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements set with Mc Coy Leffler. service at Mayfield Church at 10 am Tuesday with Rev Frank Sewards, burial Woodside Cemetery.

Pearl Miller Winton St Middletown Hospital

Obituary of Omar W. Williams Longtime Penn RR Employee

Omar W. Williams 68 of 1001 14th Ave. died in his sleep after a heart attack yesterday morning shortly after retiring Friday night. Survived by son James Middletown daughter Mrs Joseph Head Anderson Ind brother Kenneth New Castle Ind sister Mrs Grace McDaniel Danville Kan and five grandchildren. Funeral by McCoy Leffler with burial in Summitville Ind where wife was laid to rest. He was a Knights of Columbus member and member of St Johns Church.

Omar W. Williams 14Th Ave Pennsylvania Railroad Williams James Middletown Joseph Head Anderson Ind Kenneth New Castle Grace McDaniel Danville Kas

Panama Canal Opens With Grand Ceremony

The Panama Canal officially opened on August 15 1914 with a grand ceremony marking the completion of a strategic waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The event featured dignitaries and naval escorts celebrating a milestone in global trade and transport.

Panama Canal

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