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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1965

Page

8

Draft physicals for registrants scheduled in Cincinnati

The Selective Service Local Board 10 at 116 S Main St Cincinnati ordered 160 registrants to undergo physical examinations in two groups on Dec 20 and Dec 27 with 40 more slated for the later date. Dr Charles T Atkinson, recently signed off as adviser, will be replaced by Dr Kenneth M Smith.

Selective Service S. Main St Cincinnati Carl H. Martin Martin Charles T. Atkinson Ohio Selective Service Atkinson Kenneth M. Smith Middletown Hospital Draft Board

Floridian Fined S300 Put In Jail In Municipal Court

Florida motorist Water C. Nickell, 38, of Fort Pierce, fined $300 and costs and ordered to serve 10 days in jail with a five year license suspension after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Municipal Court judge J. T. Lamb. Nickell was arrested by Middletown police at Tytus Avenue and Access 1 on Thursday. this marked his second conviction on the same charge. Other cases: Walter H. Hatcher Jr., 2, fined $200 and costs for grand larceny. Clay Deaton, 27, fined $50 on each assault with a dangerous instrument and lewd conduct. Henry George Jr., 19, fined $50 for careless driving. James Arnett, 36, and Gladys Moore, 43, suspended fines of $50 for permitting a dog to run at large. Mark Lamphier, 22, fined $5 for obtaining money under false pretenses. Anna Sue Brewer, fined $25 and six for license violation with license suspended six months. James E. Combs, 35, fined $25 for having an open flask.

Forida Water C. Nickell Fort Pierce Fla Middletown Tytus Avenue Nickell J. T Lamb Walter H. Hatcher Jr Flemming Road Grand ‘Arceny Clay Deaton Morgan St Deaton Butler County Ronald Parsey Henry George Jr Middewwan Rt 2 George Baltimore Street Yealeruay James Arnett Gladys Moore Superior Ave Mark Lamphier S. Main St Anna Sue Brewer Oxford State Road Sis James E. Combs Brown Ave

Attorney Joins Show Your Colors Drive in Middletown

Gene E. Schaefer, 26, Middletown, becomes the first local professional to enlist in the American Legion Operation Show Your Colors. He will report April 19 for induction training at Lackland and Randolph AFBs, Texas, and will serve as first lieutenant in the Air Force. Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schaefer, is a Wayne High School and Ohio State University and University of Cincinnati Law School graduate, admitted to the Ohio bar last year. He is married. his wife teaches at Wildwood Elementary. He is associated with attorney Vincent A. Sisson.

Middletown American Legion Gene E. Schaefer S. Broad St Schaefer U. S. Air Force William E. Rathman American Legion of Ohio U. S. Appeals Selective Service Local Board 10 United States Rathman Air Force William H. Schaefer Middletown Rt. 2 Wayne High School Jacksonburg Ohio State University University of Cincinnati Law School Ohio Wildwood Lackland Air Force Base Randolph Air Force Base Texas Schneer Viocent A. Sisson

Wet Streets And Bad Driving Cause Middletown Accidents

Police tied a rash of Middletown crashes to wet streets and bad driving. 23 accidents, nearly $3,200 in damage, six cited, no injuries. A severe crash hit a light pole on S Verity Parkway involving Milford Peyton of Trenton.

Middletown P Loe Milford Peyton Third St Trenton S. Verity Parkway Willam

School Board To Meet Early In December Session

The Middletown Board of Education will convene at 1 30 PM Monday for the first of two December meetings instead of 730 PM due to the Industrial Council Christmas reception at the Manchester Motor Inn. The agenda includes a ruling by the Ohio attorney general that weather days must be made up unless officials declare an emergency.

Middletown Board of Education Industrial Council Manchester Motor Inn Ohio

Clothing Aid Sought to Reopen School for Teens

The Good Samaritans appeal to Middle town residents to clothe a 15 year old boy and 13 year old sister after their home burned in November. The mother, widowed and nearly blind, receives small pensions and needs furniture. Contact Mrs. Melvin Jones at 746-6857 or 8163 Martz Paullin Road.

Good Samaritans Middletown Area Melvin Jones Franklin Samaritans

Appeal Renewed for Children's Home Christmas Fund

Middletown board members of the Children's Home at 425 D St Hamilton renew a Christmas appeal for funds to aid gifts and special needs. Ziglar says the private non profit relies on contributions and that 40 percent of cared for children come from Middletown. Contributions end Christmas Day.

Middletown Children’s Home D St Hamilton Friends of Memaimes Ziglar William Deute Central Ave Edward Barker Knollwood Rt. 4 Joseph P. Butterfield Ardmore Drive J. Eugene Fay

Obituary Mrs Myrtis Jackson Dies in Middletown

Mrs Myrtis Jackson 58 of 1510 Calumet Ave died at 1 5 0 a m today at Middletown Hospital after two weeks illness. A Alabama native, she had lived in Middletown 28 years and belonged to Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church. Survived by husband Joan a son John Jr three sisters Irene Favors Edna Drummond and Dors Jews and her mother Mrs Lee Dennie all of Dayton. Services 130 p m Tuesday at Bethlehem Temple Elder Rudolph Pringle officiating. Burial Woolside Cemetery. Friends may call Jordan Memorial Chapel Monday 6 9 p m and at church after Tuesday noon.

Myrtis Jackson Calumet Ave Middletown Hospital Jackson Alabama Middletown Bethlehem Temple Pentacostal Church Joan John Jr Irene Favors Edna Drummond Dor Lee Dennie Dayton Bethlehem Temple Wth Rudolph Pringle Woolside Cemetery Jordan Memorial Chapel

Thomas F Secrist former Armco worker dies in Middletown

Thomas F Secrist 7 of 2017 Sherman Ave died at 11 20 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since December 7 He was born in Adams County worked 35 years at Armco Steel Corp before retiring Surviving are his wife Alta a daughter Dorotha Secrist Middletown and a brother Homer Springfield Services set for 2 p m Monday at McCoylaffler Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home

Thomas Fenton Sherman Ave Middletown Hospital Secrist Adams County Armco Steel Corp Alta Dorotha Secrist Middletown Homer Springfield McCoylaffler

Lonnie E. Hamilton Services Tomorrow in Gratis

Lonnie E. Hamilton 72 of Dayton dies at home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis with burial in Fairs'ew Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. He was a retired coal miner and World War I veteran. Survived by one brother Nual.

Gratis Lonnie E. Hamilton Dayton Zimmerman Funeral Home Mr. Hamilton Nual

Obituary Notices for Local Residents

John Benzing age 68 of 1210 Vine St. to be served 10 30 am Monday Webb. George Lierer age 76 of 1100 Mill ville Oxford Road Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Monday Queen of Peace Church. Mrs Mary Weisenberger age 78 of 215 Dixie Hwy Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Monday St Veronica's Church. Mrs Mary Willard age 79 of 301 Dick Ave Requiem High Mass 9 am Monday St Mary's Church. Infant of Mr and Mrs Carr 03S ASL services 2 pm Monday Coll gan.

John Benzing Vine St Webb George Lierer Millville Oxford Road Queen of Peace Church Mary Weisenberger Dixie Hwy St. Veronica's Church Mary Willard Dick Ave St. Mary's Church Carr Colligan

Middleton residents among 11 new US citizens

Four Middleton residents joined eleven new citizens in Butler County ceremonies led by Judge Fiehrer. new citizens from eight foreign countries took the oath after passing exams. guest Rep. Rodney Love and local officials attended. recipients included Gordon Sparks, Rosetta Di Cristoforo, Nicholas Verveius, and others from Britain Italy Greece Holland Hungary Indonesia Bermuda and Mary.

Butler County United States Arthur Fiehrer Common Pleas Court Albert J. Caddell Jr Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization Jo Ann Dister Joy Foster Rodney Love Dayton Fiehrer Fred & Cremer Thomas Stubbs Middletown Junor County Bar Association Louis Rossi Ohio Order of Sons of Italy America Gordon and Jeannette Sparks Victoria Drive Great Britain Rosetta di Cristoforo Magnolia Drive Italy Nicholas Verveius Beatrice Drive Greece

Hamilton patrolman's father dies in two car crash

Frank Selcher, 47, father of Hamilton patrolman Charles Belcher, died at Mercy Hospital after a two car collision on Fairgrove Avenue. His wife Collie and Edward Breens, 52, were treated and released. Selcher died of multiple head injuries as Hamilton and Butler County report rising traffic fatalities.

Hamilton Butler County Frank Selcher Eighth St Mercy Hospital Fairgrove Avenue Rt. 4 Campbell Drive Charles Belcher Edward Breens

Curry Calls Auto Suit Absurd Over Dayton Case

James Curry president of Curry Ford Inc. dismissed a $10 000 negligence suit by Hargin Watson of Dayton alleging he was deceived when buying a car. Watson claimed he bought a new car, not a left over, and found a service sticker showing 2112 miles. Curry said the vehicle came from a Middletown driver training program and was discounted by more than $900, and he reserved to file a counter suit if needed.

Dayton Curry Ford, Inc Tytus Ave James Curry Auto Hargin Watson Clover St Butler County Common Pleas Court Watson Curry Waston Middletown

Beaten Robbed Man 55 Reports Assault Near Parkway Cafe

A 55-year-old Eighth Avenue man told police he was robbed and beaten by eight or nine teenagers near the Parkway Cafe at 910 Yankee Road. He suffered back lacerations and said his wallet containing 80 to 85 dollars was taken and he was transported to Middletown Hospital by taxi.

Eighth Avenue Middletown Hospital Oliver Morton Eighth Ave Parkway Yankee Road Ninth and Yankee

Dec 23 Set For Youths Sentencing In Manslaughter Case

Thomas H. Barker, 19, of 5131 Howe Road Trenton, found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the August 1 1965 crash that killed Donna Lynn Underwood 17 Middletown, faces sentencing December 23 by Judge Fred B Cramer. Barker, a former Seven Mile High School athlete Boy Scout and 41 worker, expects Marine Corps enlistment after the new year following a probation report.

Hamilton Thomas H. Barker Howe Road Trenton Butles County Common Pleas Court Fred B. Cramer Seven Mile High Barker Donna Lynn Underwood Wildwood Road Middletown Miltonville Marine Corps

Small fires reported in Middletown buildings

No damage reported in two fire alarms answered by the Middletown fire department yesterday. A cigarette or match is believed to have started a fire in a trash bin at the rear of the Commercial Building 57 South Main Street at 9 55 a m. At 10 3 a m grease in a cafeteria deep fryer ignited at Diamond National Corp 407 Charles Street.

Middletown S. Main St Diamond National Corp Charles St

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