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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1967

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals for Nora Brown and Roy Garrett

Mrs Nora Brown 4 of 600 ha Verity Parkway died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after five years ill Surviving Otto her husband three sons Robert Buddy Sexton Edson NJ Baxter Sexton Lafayette Ind a daughter Mrs Betty Williams Cincinnati a step daughter Mrs Marvin Lenbarr Middletown her mother Mrs Ella Collett Hazard Ky three brothers Dewey Edward John Collett Jr Hazard a sister Mrs Molly Lawrence Dayton 19 grandchildren Services 103 am Monday Riggs Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Services Ferguson Funeral Home Plain City Ohio tomorrow at 2 p m for Roy Garrett 73 retired of Middletown died yesterday Mercy Hospital Hamilton Burial Fairview Memorial Park Delaware He and wife Jeanette lived with daughter Mrs James Elias 435 Riviera Drive Middletown Another daughter Mrs Jack Collins Scottsdale Ariz Also surviving five grandchildren

Nora Brown Verity Parkway Middletown Hospital Brown Middletown Hazard Otto Robert Buddy Sexton Edson Baxter Sexton Lafayette Ind Betty Williams Cincinnati Marvin Lenbarr Ella Collett Dewey Edward John Collett Jr Molly Lawrence Dayton Riggs Funeral Home Austin Whitmore Woodside Cemetery Funeral Ferguson Funeral Home Plain City Ohio Roy Garrett Mercy Hospital Hamilton Fairview Memorial Park Delaware

Middletown Man Paul A. Coyle Dies at 76

Paul A. Coyle, 76, of 60 N Verity Parkway, Middletown, died at 8 3 pm yesterday in Middletown. He was born and raised there. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.

Paul A. Coyle N. Verity Parkway Middletown Mr. Coyle Joseph R. Baker & Sons

Obituary: Mrs Lola Mae Monce

Mrs Lola Mae Monce of 3% Clara Drive Trenton died at 12 05 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a two year illness. Survived by her husband Isaac two daughters Mrs Wilma Gallup Trenton and Mrs Dorothy Smith Wes Middletown four sisters Mrs Amanda Buchanan Mrs Mary Underwood Mrs Rachel Kemplin all Middletown and Mrs Sara McGraw Braden ton Fla and a brother John Brown Cleveland Tenn nine grandchildren. Services 2 p m Monday at Trenton Church of the Nazarene with Reverends A M Wilson and Henry Howard officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home Monroe 25 and 7 9 pm and church Monday after 1 pm.

Lola Mae Monce Clara Trenton Church of

Obituaries Notice for Oklahoma City Residents

Walter Green age 63 of 312 S Seventh St scheduled for services at 2 pm tomorrow. Earl Baker age 9 of 516 Highland Place services set for 10 am tomorrow. On ford area resident listed with 2 pm tomorrow service. All notices from Colligan Brown-Dawson Marshall-Smith firms in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.

Walter Green S. Seventh St Colligan Earl Baker Highland Place Brown-Dawson Onford Marshall-Smith

Trenton Youth Hurt In Wreck

A one year old from Trenton was treated at Middletown Hospital for contusions after a car driven by Gregory Firewater struck a wire fence on Wehr Road near Rt. 73. Firewater, 20, was driving south at 10:15 p.m. when he failed to negotiate a sharp curve.

Trenton Middletown Hospital Wehr Road Rt. 73 Dale McPherson Third St. Way Gregory Firewater W. Page Ave Firewater

Station Sale Approved in Van Wert Ohio

The Federal Communications Commission announced the sale of WERT and WERT-FM in Van Wert Ohio from Van Wert Broadcasting Co to WERT Inc for 185000 dollars. The move formalizes a transfer of control in the local radio cluster.

Washington WERT van Wert Broadcasting Co van Wert Ohio Wert, Inc Federal Communications Commission

Dayton Goes Topless Dancer Debuts at Way Out Lounge

Dayton police eyed a first Ohio show by a female topless dancer named Marty at the Way Out Lounge. Club manager Lee Souder described the act as topless within the limits, while authorities weighed indecency rules and possible arrest, with court decisions pending.

Dayton Ohio Marty Tom Wilson Ashe Dancer

Roosevelt Parents Night Introduces High School Curriculum

A Parents Night program for eighth and ninth grade families aims to familiarize them with Roosevelt High School's curriculum for grades nine through twelve. The event seeks to ease transition and outline course offerings, graduation requirements, and supportive services for students.

Public Speaking Talk Is Winner at Eastern Lanes

A Fundamentals night at Eastern Lanes crowned Ray Jena and John Howard James Rockovich as toastmasters with Colliver supervising. Next week a local speech contest will select a winner to compete February 23 in Dayton district contest.

Ray Jena Suditer Anna Ainee Colliver John Howard James Rockovich Dayton

DWI charge lodged against Clarence A. Black

Clarence A. Black of Dayton, 37, was arrested in the 2100 block of Lamberton Street yesterday and charged with driving while intoxicated. He allegedly attempted to pay $1.60 for gas with a $25 check at the Highland Street service station, then tore up the check and drove away.

Clarence A. Black Dayton Lamberton Street Highland Street Jefferson Road Black

Aeronca Union Proxy Returns From Washington Convention

A delegation of Aeronca Employes Union Inc returns from a Washington convention where the National Federation urges replacing the National Labor Relations Board with a politically slanted body. Resolution condemns right to work laws as harmful to organized labor and accuses the NLRB of arbitrary decisions and blackmail picketing.

Kenton Gabbard Lap Aeronca Employes Union, Inc Washington, D. C National Federation Sy Aenetee National Labor Relations Board

Fire at Serg Paper Co. minor, injuries reported

A fire at 1 Manchester Ave near the Serg Paper Co. started under a machine, likely from a static spark, with no damage. At 6% am Bernard Chabot, 32, of the same address, was treated and released after being ill at Middletown Hospital.

Manchester Ave Serg Paper Co BN. Broad Marcell Chabot Middletown Hospital

China’s First Case A Pair Arrested For Atomic Secrets

In Ping-tung China two armed men in the chemical industry ministry are arrested on charges of stealing atomic secrets. One detainee is identified as Ting Tieh sheng, an official. The case peaks amid Mao era political shifts and Soviet China tensions over aid to North Vietnam.

Tokyo China Five Nation Nuclear Club Revolutionary Workers’ Daily Oeces Mainichi Shimbun Chemical Industry Ministry Ting Tiehsheng Hsieh Fuchih Mao Tbut Moscow Hanoi Lin Shao Chi Washington Teng Heiao-ping White House Johnson

Dutch City Life Submerged Beneath Sea Level

In Amsterdam and Rotterdam, over half the population lives below sea level as vast piles support every substantial building. The urban system relies on deep wooden and concrete piles driven into the ground to stabilize structures against moisture and shifting soils.

Amsterdam Rotterdam Netherlands

Police Briefs Report Theft and Vandalism Incidents

Joseph Atkinson of 36 Central Ave reported a portable television stolen after intruders entered via an unlocked door. Vandals caused about 125 dollars in damage by breaking windows and a door at Mack Reed’s home at 905 Young St.

Joseph Atkinson Central Ave Mack Reed Young St

Ohio GI Laird listed as killed in Vietnam War

Army Spec. 4 Ervin L. Laird of Hartville Stark County Ohio was moved from missing in action to killed in the Vietnam war by the Defense Department. The piece notes Mallard and Pintail as the most popular game ducks in the United States.

Washington Army Ervin L. Laird Everett K. Kinney Hartville Ohio Stark County Defense Department The United States

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Garrett Jeannette James Elias Riviera Drive Jack Collins Scottsdale Ariz Paul Coyle John Ferguson Mmaa Weerdeys Seturdeys Lerry Templeter Meneger Franklin Office Ui Mrs Lula Monce Oklahoma City Okla Cassano Valentine Pizza Cassano Pizza King Mom Denisi TYTUS Verity Roosevelt Dwi NLRB Aeronca Union Conrab Lukens Federaten MURD Solemote Big Bor Federation NLAB Gabbard Donald Lukens Roger Rettig North Vietnam Peking Thirs Barnitz Bank Progress Corner Central Progress Corner Grimes Nelbar, Verity and Barnitz Miami Valley Anchester Otor Iniddletown Paul Galeese Howe Motor Co G.I Progress
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