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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
2
In Cincinnati Ohio biblical quartet Matthew Mark Luke and John celebrate their first Christmas with the Mincey family. The parents note gift plans include diapers toys and baby items as they settle into a new five bedroom home aided by neighbors.
State Liquor Director Donald Cook urged Schenley Industries to reconsider its nationwide price increases on popular bourbon and vodka brands. A Schenley representative agreed to report back to New York, while Cook maintained higher prices would not boost state profits due to fixed state monopoly markups.
A collection of brief vignettes shows how Christmas touched various people. Bobby Panichello and his brother donate toys to the poor, James A Fitton shares Santa joy, Frank Bolek recounts a shoe sac charity, Mary Anne Murray cherishes being home, and Marie Plant Roth gains sight enabling service.
Adolph Gus Sander 94 of 14 Curtis Street Middletown died 5 40 am at Middletown Hospital after 16 days illness. He and his brother Fred ran a barber shop and retired in 1934 from Kramer Haass on Broad Street. Survived by wife Mary and brother Fred. Services 10 am Saturday Wilson Memorial Home officiated by Dr. Russell Galloway. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 pm.
Stephen Noland of 801 S Breiel Blvd. died at Middletown Hospital at 1 15 a m after a three week stay. He formerly custodian at Crawford Street First Church of God retiring in 1946. Survived by four daughters and four sons, 23 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 30 a m at Grand Avenue Church of God, burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Friday 7 9 p m at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home and Saturday after 9 a m at the church.
Mrs Rose C Theobald 8 4 died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at her Rt 63 home. She was born in Trenton and belonged to Holy Name Church. Survived by husband Roland a son Albert two sisters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Requiem High Mass Monday 10am at Holy Name with burial. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 2 15 and 7 9 pm Rosary Sunday 7 30 pm.
Funeral services for Edna Sloan 52 of 2105 Spencer Lane will be at 2 p m Thursday at Ellis and Son Funeral Home West Union burial at IOOF Cemetery West Union Friends may call after Wednesday noon She died Monday at Middletown Hospital A Kentucky native she lived in Middletown 18 years Survived by husband Roscoe a daughter Mrs Ilea Lawson of Denver Colo her father Viceroy Lykins of Blue Creek Ohio six sisters including Mrs Gertrude Curtis and Mrs Myrta Reily of Middletown and Mrs Reva Hunt of Blue Creek and Mrs Geneva
Mrs. Iva Wilson, 87, formerly of Middletown, mother of Robert Wilson of Keister Road, died at 1 a.m. today at Springfield Hospital. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Alice Lenhart Mrs. Sylvia Steiner of Dayton and Mrs. Wilma Goolsby of
Inmates at Southern Michigan State Prison face Christmas parole under a holiday policy. Eligible prisoners between December 14 and January 10 may be released to awaiting family members. Parole officers work overtime arranging jobs and housing for them.
Farler Kentucky native died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after illness since Friday while visiting relatives. Survived by five sons Henry Dale Herbert Dishmond Dave and two daughters Irene Caudill Oma Farler. There are 17 grandchildren. Services set for tomorrow at Brasher Funeral Home Viper with burial in Viper Cemetery. Anglesby Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
Mrs. Florence Lewis aged 71 of 1376 Central Ave. has a service set for 2 p.m. tomorrow with Cahill. Albert Hammer 61 of 320 Linden St. also has a 2 p.m. tomorrow service arranged by Brown-Dawson. George R. Burnside 81 of 338 Maple Ave. will have a 9:30 a.m. service tomorrow through Brown-Dawson.
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