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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1965

Page

2

Two-Car Crash Leads to Citations and Damages

A two car collision yesterday afternoon caused 1100 dollars in vehicle damage at Jacoby Avenue and Young Street at 3 55 p m. Joan Bennett 17 Kensington Street was cited for failing to yield after her car hit Donald Robinson 25 of 1504 Calumet Avenue. The Robinson vehicle spun into a tree. Separately Nancy Tier 1010 Neibar Street and J L Collins 18 911 Wilshire Drive collided at First Avenue and Clinton Street at 1 40 p m causing 400 dollars in damage. Collins was cited for unsafe lane change. William H Rupp 27 of 4500 Fisher Road and Rosemary Huntsbarger 3190 Barbara Drive collided at Middletown Shopping Plaza at 3 0 p m for 100 dollars in damage.

Joan Bennett Kensington St Donald Robinson Calumet Ave Jacoby Avenue Young Street Robinson Nancy Tier Neibar St J. L. Collins Wilshire Drive First Avenue Clinton Street Collins William H. Rupp Fisher Road Franklin Rosemary Huntsbarger Barbara Drive Middletown

Mongoose valued for snake-killing role

A mongoose is prized for its ability to confront and kill venomous snakes, providing a natural safeguard in areas where snake encounters threaten livestock and crops. Its agility, boldness, and resistance to certain snake venoms enhance its practical value to rural communities.

New UK Mother Surprised By Unplanned Christmas Baby

In Easington England Mrs John Coates 41 recalls not realizing she was pregnant until hours before giving birth to baby girl Angela on Christmas Day. She attended her daughter Pauline’s wedding earlier and faintly felt unwell. Husband 44 a miner and their other children 21 and 19 helped after the birth.

Easington England John Coates Mrs. Coates

Saltonstall to retire after 43-year public career

Sen Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts announced his retirement from the US Senate at the end of his current term in January 1967. The 73-year-old Republican disclosed the decision after careful consideration with family and friends, triggering a GOP and Democratic scramble for the seat with several prominent contenders named including Edward Brooke John Volpe John Collins Endicott Peabody Foster Furcolo.

Boston Leverett Saltonstall Mass Senate Saltonstall Federal Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts John A. Volpe John F. Collins Endicott Peabody Foster Furcolo

Be Careful Of Glue Urged By Butler Deputies

Butler County sheriff urged parents to guard against glue sniffing after an emergency run to Fort Hamilton Hospital for a three year old girl found eating and sniffing from a small tube of glue. Deputy Walter Reynolds warned the risk is higher with Christmas model kits in circulation.

Butler County Sheriff's Office Fort Hamilton Sheila Casteen Herbert D. Chasteen Lanes Mill Road Walter Reynolds

Deaths and Funerals Joseph Countryman 78

Joseph Ambrose Countryman 78 died at home in Franklin after a prior accident in October. Born in Hillsboro he lived in Franklin since 1951 and was a retired machinist. Survives include son Paul of Centerville, a stepdaughter, four grandchildren, and no great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at McCoy Lefer with Rev Hariey Fidler. burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Joseph Ambrose Countryman Second St. Franklin Countryman Hillsboro Franklin Julia Paul Centerville Alfred Mason Monroe McCoy - Lefer Hariey Fidler

Obituary notices from three states mark recent deaths

Mrs Ellen Stanley of Williamsdale, a New Miami teacher, dies at Mercy Hospital. services Friday at Proeschel Funeral Home with viewing Thursday. Sarah Mellon Scaife, Pittsburgh social leader, dies at 2. widow of financier. Lynn Thorndike, Columbia professor emeritus, dies after stroke. H Frank Bozyan, Yale organist, dies. noted for Bach performances.

Ellen Stanley Williamsdale Robert Truck Curryer Road New Miami Mercy Hospital Hamton Aliso Stanley Carl Cathy Judy Tom Luther Carlyle Phoenix Ariz. Calvin York Adrian Atlanta Proeschel Pittsburgh (Ap Sarah Mellon Scaife Pittsburgh Society New York Lynn Thorndike Columbia University New Haven Conn H. Frank Bozyan Yale University Bosyan Johan Sebastian Bach

Parked Autos Hit Injuring Two on Lefferson Road

Two parked cars were damaged yesterday on Lefferson Road near old US 25. John Hammond til, 17, of 213 Kenwood Drive, was treated at Middletown Hospital for lip and knee injuries after losing control and hitting a parked vehicle owned by Robert Gilbert Sr. The impact shoved Gilbert’s car into his son’s vehicle. Hammond was cited for reckless operation. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond, a passenger, received left leg lacerations.

Middletown Hospital Lefferson Road U.S John Hammond Til Kenwood Drive Hammond Lefferson Robert Gilbert Sr Dixie Highway Highland Ave

Editor Stricken in New Bedford at Desk

Charles J. Levin editor and general manager of the New Bedford Standard-Times died after arriving at his office early and collapsing at his desk. The New Bedford, Massachusetts, newspaper reported the fatal incident.

New Bedford. Mass Charles J. Levin New Bedford Standar-Times Lewin Ofice

Smith and McClure On Duty Pending Probe

In Okinawa at Fort Buckner Army officials say Staff Sgt. George E. Smith and Spec. 4. Claude D. McClure are performing normal duties while an officer investigates charges they aided the enemy during captivity by Viet Cong. The two, once prisoners at Heip Hoa Camp, were captured in November 1963 and released in Cambodia last month.

Naha Okinawa U.S. Army George E. Smith Claude D. McClure Army Smith Chester W. Va McClure Chattanooga, Tenn Fort Buckner Heip Hoa Saigon Cambodia

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Weedside Cemetery Sen. Saltonstall Senator Saltonstall Monene Butler Joseph Countryman Woodside Cemetery Fueral Jors Duncan Hines Gordon 'S Yankee RD Michigan Ave Mrs Elizabeth Hammond Helen Maloney Hood Ave Amanda Central Ave Joffe Kroehler Berkline Berkshire Westinghouse Electric Wests Motorola Kreehler Broyhill Kroshier Krohler Joffe's Walnut Serta Joffe’s
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