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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
13
A four car crash on Route 4 one mile south of Dayton, Montgomery County, killed John Saracino 61 and Leona Saracino 51 of Hamilton. Firemen pulled the charred bodies from the wreckage after the auto burst into flames.
Jaycee Christmas trees arrive for sale starting Friday at the old P laid lot corner Street and Manchester. Jim Yost states offerings include Scotch pine trees greens and roping with hours 9 am to 9 30 pm seven days a week until Christmas. Proceeds fund local community projects including Fourth of July observance and Sebald Self-Reliance Award-winning student support.
State patrolmen arrested Har old Ferguson aged 45 of 2004 Arlington Ave on Route 4 yesterday on a charge of driving while intoxicated.
A Third District poll of nearly 28 000 Butler and Montgomery County voters shows a strong anti tax cut mood if federal spending is not reduced and a cautious leaning on civil rights legislation and the test ban treaty. Voters favor a firmer UN stance and oppose broad space program cuts.
Pastor Willie Bankston told NAACP members that prejudice exists on both sides and true abolition requires whites seeking Negro church membership. He urged self search to remove the mote in one's own eye and urged cooperation across races for America and a Kingdom of God. Representatives from six Negro congregations contributed music and readings at Triedstone Baptist Church. Dr. E W Washington presided.
Archbishop Iakovos of the Greek Orthodox Church, with offices in New York, made a 30 minute surprise visit to St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Middletown with Pastor Father Michael Karjoutsos. He flew from Dayton where he spoke about building Christian unity from the grass roots and urged personal involvement for unity.
Denise Miller ten of 108 Sierra Road was treated at Middletown Hospital after falling ill at home. Emergency squad, called to Lloyd Miler residence at 10 39 a m, assisted transport to the hospital. Earlier at 6 16 a m today William Cox 23 of 708 17th Ave became ill. he declined transport.
Salvation Army kettle receipts in Yale are down about 870 from last year with $362.10 collected in the first five days versus $452.74 previously. Brig. Alex Bunton cites President Kennedy's death as a possible cause and notes kettles ran Nov 22 to 28 29 on downtown streets through Christmas Eve except Sundays. Aid registration is at the Citadel on N Clinton Street tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
A closed hearing in Warren County court before Judge Paul Herdman addresses charges of prostitution against Mrs. Paul Powers. Her husband, Robert Powers, is hospitalized after a suicide attempt. investigators report tape records, pills, and a record book detailing alleged activities across multiple cities. Both deny money exchanging hands for services.
Civitan’s Ladies' Night meeting features a color film Apollo Mission detailing U.S. moon exploration plans and Aeronca’s stainless steel panels for the Apollo spacecraft. Presenter Richard B. Fialho, Aeronca Middletown operations director, outlines project history and university background. Everett Sherron chairs the program.
Butler County sheriff's deputies investigated a weekend theft from Jack R. Slifer's car at 711 Charles Sr. The robber took a radio and two floormats from the vehicle parked behind a Jefferson Road residence. Loss valued at 45 dollars.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson 69 of 2012 Linden Ave was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after a fall on Charles Street Saturday at 6 35 p m. She fell while walking up steps to Rich Bros Moving Co and was transported by ambulance.
One city candidate, Martin B. Miller, reported no detailed expenses after an unsuccessful bid for re election. Eight township candidates filed personal expense statements with amounts listed, plus several with no expenses, with a deadline of 4 p.m. December 2 to file.
Frank Ludewig, commissioner of Inspection Master, warns journeymen and apprentices in plumbing electrical and heating trades must renew city licenses by December 31. A 1964 license denial blocks operation and may require another exam. Fees: masters 15 dollars. journeymen plumbers and electricians 3 dollars. journeyman heating 5 dollars. apprentices 2 dollars. sewer tapper license 15 dollars.
The Trenton Civic Improvement Association will light the village Christmas tree and lights this evening. Santa Claus will visit the city building at about 7 30 p m. The Trenton Club plans a home decorating contest with cash prizes for the best displays.
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