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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1969

Page

2

Middletown Youth Guilty of Trespassing and Assault

An 18 year old Middletown High School student Derrick Eugene Miller of 707 11th Ave was found guilty of trespassing assault and battery and disturbing the peace in Hamilton Municipal Court. He received fines and jail time with weekend confinement and a six month term at the Cincinnati Workhouse to begin after graduation. Fines were deferred until June 15 if he reports weekly to the Butler County Mental Health Clinic and he will perform voluntary work at New Miami High School to offset time. He is under home curfew and supervised by a probation officer.

Hamilton Butler County Hughes Hospital Spencer Spears Miller J New Miami High School New Miami Robert McCardle

Deaths And Funerals Henry Quiett 81

Henry Quiett 81 of West Alexandria and former Middletown resident died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. He and his wife ran Red Rooster Antique Shop in West Alexandria. Survived by wife Sylvia a daughter Mrs Earl Moore and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at McCoy er Funeral Home with Rev Beverly Cook officiating. Visitation Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Burial Woodside Cemetery.

Henry Quiett West Alexandria Middletown Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Red Rooster Sylvia Earl Moore McCoyer Funeral Home Beverly Cook

Mrs. Maud Thorpe Rites Planned After Death

Mrs. Maud Thorpe 61 of 616 Witoff Street died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a four day stay. She suffered from an extended illness. Survivors include husband Edward two sons Ross Middletown and Ronald Indiana two brothers Harry Barnett Middletown and Clayton Barnett Indiana Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be 10.

Maud Thorpe Witoff St Middletown Hospital Edward Ross Middletown Ronald Indiana Harry Barnett Clayton Barnett McCoy-Leffler

Vernon Banks Dies at 65 in Middletown Home

Vernon Banks 65 of 513 Lincoln St. died yesterday at home and was pronounced dead at Middletown Hospital near 1 p.m. He leaves two sons Vernon Jr. and Fred both of Middletown a daughter Hattie Banks also of Middletown two brothers Walter of Lexington Ky and John Henry of Dayton three sisters Mrs Belle Peters Mrs Hattie Lang and Mrs Viola Russell all of Kentucky and Dayton and four grandchildren Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Bailey Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Vernon Banks Lincoln St Middletown Hospital Vernon Jr Fred Middletown Hattie Banks Walter Lexington John Henry Dayton Belle Peters Hattie Lang Covington Viola Russell Bailey Funeral Home

Dr. Robert F. Almy Dies at 67 in Oxford Ohio

Dr. Robert F. Almy an English professor at Miami University for 39 years before retiring last year died at his home in Oxford Ohio on Saturday at age 67. He had taught at Northwestern and Radcliffe after earning master’s and doctorate degrees from Harvard.

Oxford, Ohio Robert F. Almy Miami Almy Northwestern Radcliffe Harvard

Otterbein Home sets annual dinner in Middletown church

The third annual Otterbein Home recognition dinner for staff in Lebanon will be at Faith United Methodist Church Middletown at 6 p.m. Speakers include Rev G W Wilcher and Mrs Helen Ramsdell arranges music. Ten-year service pins for Marjorie Rasey and one-year pins for several staff will be awarded plus five-year pins for Ruth Snodgrass.

Otterbein Lebanon Faith United Methodist Church EUB Baltimore St Middletown G. W. Wilcher Zanesville United Methodist Board of Hospitals and Homes Ohio Conference Methodist Helen Ramsdell Marjorie Rasey Springboro Oma Dwyer Faye Carroll Margaret Taulbee Dorothy Singleton Otterbein Health Center Ruth Snodgrass

Youth Charged in Grand Larceny Case

Donald Ferguson, 18, of 2105 Carolina Street, released on a 1500 dollar cash bond after being charged by Riley May with grand larceny. May said Ferguson stole a television set, tools and a tool box totaling 320 dollars from 614 Cleveland Street.

Donald Furguson Carolina St Riley May Cleveland St Furguson

Look Up Numbers In Directory Urged By Operators

A campaign urges information operators to suggest customers check the telephone directory before asking for a number. Most inquiries concern new listings or inability to locate a listing, while some calls reflect nonuse of the book. Operators use polite phrases to encourage searching the directory.

Leonard Hart

No More Pueblo Sp y Ships Now Self Destruct

Rear Adm. Leslie J. O'Brien said future Pueblo type incidents should be prevented by Navy measures including stronger protection for intelligence ships, more powerful weapons and rapid fail safe destruction devices. He noted steps taken and under way, while acknowledging Pentagon study could raise new issues.

Washington Leslie J. O'Brien Melvin R. Laird Pentagon Pueblo O’brien O'Brien Chief of Naval Operations Pueblo Matters Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher Navy California U.S

Middletown girl named senior finalist in St. Paul majorette contest

Candy Bailey of Middletown Ohio was named Saturday as one of six senior finalists in the St. Paul Minnesota National Majorette Contest. The final winners will be announced Sunday night.

ST. Paul, Minn Candy Bailey Middletown Ohio St. Paul

Fire damages upstairs apartments at 1202 First Ave Middletown

A fire estimated at 450 dollars damaged an upstairs apartment at 1202 First Ave in downtown Middletown at 8 30 p m yesterday. Believed to be from careless smoking the blaze destroyed an overstuffed chair burned a hole in the wooden floor and caused smoke damage to apartments one and two. No one was home and the owners are McGraw Construction Co Vincent Lau assistant manager of Murphy's Store called the alarm. Firemen did not learn occupants names of units above the Middletown Cycle Center.

Middletown First Ave McGraw Construction Co Vincent Lau Murphy’s

Two Hamilton Teens Hurt In One Car Crash

Two 16 year old Hamilton youths, James Myers and Steve Wachter, were treated in Mercy Hospital with back injuries and cuts after a one car crash on Augspurger Road north of Hamilton at 3 45 PM. The driver Robert L Jones 16 said he swerved to avoid an oncoming car. His 1961 car was demolished and two cedar trees owned by Helen Tribbey sustained $3 damage.

Hamilton Mercy Hospital Augspurger Road James Myers Carol Jones Helen Tribbey

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