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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1963

Page

2

Secretaries Walk 50 Miles In Army Challenge

Seven congressional secretaries began a cold long walk along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath to join President Kennedy's endurance challenge for Marines. An Army jeep followed with a medic and driver as they faced 25 degree frost and frozen ground. One secretary stepped on glass and was treated, but pressed on with the trek.

Washington Legislative Branch of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Kennedy Alice Schneider Cincinnati Donald Clancy Ohio George Battle Springfield Craig R. Fallon Long Branch N. J

Enlist In Marine Corps Two Middletown Fenwick Graduates Enlist

Bryan Timothy Wills age 18, a 1961 Middletown High School graduate, and John Thomas Whitman age 18, a Fenwick High School graduate last June, have enlisted in the U S Marine Corps according to Sgt James W Clutch local recruiter Both will train at the Marine Corps Depot in San Diego and then receive 20 day leaves to visit home before reporting for duty Wills is the son of Mrs Juanita King and Whitman is the son of Mr and Mrs John Whitman Both were active in school sports

Bryan Timothy Wills Middletown High School John Thomas Whitman Fenwick High School U. S. Marine Corps James W. Clutch Marine Corps San Diego Calif Corps Wills Juanita King Crawford St Whitman John Whitman Elman Drive

Roundtable Awards Set for Boy Scouts at Temple Beth Sholom

The Pokey Griffith District roundtable will present Cub iScout and Explorer themes tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Temple Beth Sholom 610 Gladys Drive. Richard Brodbeck Jack Lewis and Jimm Fay will lead themes Personal Fitness Around the U S A and Program Planning. Spring quarterlies and several awards will be distributed including fall round up on time ribbons merit and camping awards for multiple packs troops and posts.

Griffith Temple Beth Sholom Gladys Drive Richard Brodbeck Jack Lewis Jimm Fay

Sportsmen's Club Sets Annual Drive

Middletown Sportsmen's Club plans its annual membership drive with a kickoff dinner at 6 30 p m on February 28. Robert Yauch is general chairman, about 75 active workers involved. A gun safety film was shown. Curt Thomas said the new fishing lake construction is delayed by cold weather and will be completed in about three to four weeks. The next meeting on March 12 will feature a father and son program with W W Hayes, Ohio State University football coach, as speaker.

Middletown Sportsmen's Club Robert Yauch Curt Thomas W. W Woody” Hayes Ohio State University

Heart Group Names Officers

Dr. Bernard Roberts of Middletown was named 1963 president of the Butler County Heart Association with its Feb. 24 annual canvass for funds. Dr. Robert Rappers of Hamilton is vice president, Dr. Ralph Leyrer of Hamilton is president-elect, Harold Agee of Middletown secretary, Vaden Fitton of Hamilton treasurer, Ralph Pagano of Hamilton board chairman, and Dr. Louis Skimming II of Middletown member at large. Rappers and Pagano were elected to the Ohio State Heart Association board and named state delegates. Elmo Lingrel of Middletown chaired the nominating committee.

Bernard Roberts Middle Town Butler, ‘County Pagano Ohio State Heart Association Elmo Lingrel Middletown

Deaths And Funerals Mrs Annie Lay 75 McKinney Ky

Mrs Annie Lay eighty five? Actually 75 died yesterday at a Dry Ridge convalescent home in Kentucky. Survived by two sons Edward and George of Walton four sisters and three brothers. Services and burial set for Friday at Eaton Funeral Home Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tonight.

Annie Lay McKinney Dry Ridge Edward George Walton, Ky Terry Frisby Rhoda Warmoth Middletown Emma Hoskins West Elkton Sylvia Griffin Tipp City Asa, Sterling Roy Peck

Walker Powers 60 Dies in Indiana Home

Walker Powers 60 of St Bernice Indiana and former Middletown resident died yesterday after a year long illness. Survived by wife Gladys three sons Melvin Donald and Vernon Hobart all of St Bernice two daughters Marcedia Powers and Blanche Lewis of St Bernice a sister Mrs Owen Geary of Middletown and seven grandchildren. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm EST at Roselawn Memorial Gardens Clinton Indiana.

Walker Powers St. Bernice Ind Middletown Powers Indiana Gladys Melvin Donald Vernon Hobart Marcedia Powers Blanche Lewis Owen Geary Roselawn Memorial Gardens Clinton, Ind

Obituary notes for Mrs Helen Shaw and Kenneth Bryant

Mrs. Helen Shaw died at 10:20 p m yesterday at her home 1724 Manchester Ave after a six month illness She retired last December after owning a beauty shop 50 years Born in Cato N Y she lived in Middletown 50 years Her husband Neal died in 1911 Surviving daughter Mrs Raymond Yelton of Franklin and brother Henry Hoskins of Savannah N Y Services will be held Saturday at the Stanton Jewel Funeral Home Cato N Y with burial in Cato Cemetery Friends may call at Wilson Memorial Home here tomorrow Kenneth Earl Bryant 59 of 7700 Strebee Road died at 4:30 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton Born in Bangor Maine he had been a Franklin resident four years He retired eight years ago as superintendent of a coal mine in Manchester Kentucky Surviving include a son Kenneth Jr of Scarboro Maine and a daughter

Helen Shaw Manchester Ave Shaw Cato N. Y Middletown Neal Raymond Yelton Franklin Henry Hoskins Savannah Kenneth Earl Bryant Strebee Road Grandview Hospital Dayton Mr. Bryant Bangor Maine Manchester Kenneth l Scarboro Daugh

Obituary notices for Stafford Symmes Smith Day

Obituaries list Joseph J. Stafford aged 55 at 647 Laurel Ave with services scheduled 10:30 p m tomorrow Proeschel Miss Clyda M Symmes aged 82 at 610 Corwin Ave with services 2 p m Friday Zettler Kevin Wade Smith six months old son of Harold and Mrs Smith of 1953 Vanda Ave services 10 a m Friday at 11th Street Baptist Church infant daughter of Wandon Day at 951 Harmon Ave services today Brown-Dawson

Clyda M. Symmes Corwin Ave Zettler Kevin Wade Smith Harold Smith Vanda Ave 11Th Street Baptist Church Wandon Day Harmon Ave Brown - Dawson

Police Check 3 Break-Ins

Three more break ins were investigated by city police, bringing the total to 12 since Saturday. Thieves took about $125 from a cigarette machine and juke box at Luckey Boy Restaurant, 536 Crawford St., early this morning. Another break in at Liz's Restaurant, 609 Crawford St., yielded cash from a juke box and cigarette machine. amount undetermined. Two soft drink machines at Heber Jones Inc., 440 N Verity Parkway, were broken into late last night with no total cash estimate available.

Luckey Boy Crawford St Heber Jones Inc

Cooper’s Trip Delayed To Mid May From April

Houston AP reports astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr will not orbit Earth until mid May. The Manned Spacecraft Center said the Atlas booster rewire work, delaying the planned 22 orbit mission that had been set for early April.

Houston, Tex Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr Manned Spacecraft Center Atlas Air Force

Gosser Case To Be Heard By Union

DETROIT AP The executive board of the United Auto Workers plans to meet Thursday to review the conviction of UAW Vice President Richard T. Gosser. Gosser and two others were convicted last Friday of conspiring to defraud the government by securing copies of confidential reports about Gosser's income tax returns. Gosser, convicted by a jury in U.S. District Court at Toledo Ohio, has been on suspension from his union job since his arrest last November.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union UAW Richard T. Gosser Gosser Toledo Ohio

Astronomer Dr Edwin Carpenter Dies at 64 in Arizona

Dr Edwin F Carpenter 64 died Monday in Tucson. Elected earlier this year as chairman of the astronomy section of the AAAS, he had led the University of Arizona astronomy department since 1936.

Tucson Ariz Edwin F. Carpenter American Association For the Advancement of Science Carpenter University of Arizona

The Paleozoic Period spans three hundred thirty million years

The Paleozoic or old life era extended about 330 million years in geologic time. It marks a long span of ancient life development with dramatic changes in biodiversity and the emergence of many major groups.

Franklin Twins Stir Up Double Trouble in Jail Mixup

Franklin twins Kendall and Kenneth Faulkner were arrested January 11 for reckless driving and no license. A mixup led to the wrong twin being released. Kendall was recaptured and both brothers now face new charges including escaping jail and aiding and abetting.

Roy Wallace Sheriff's Office Kendall Kenneth Faulkner Franklin J. T. Riley Warren County Kenneth

Park Board Meeting Postponed to Feb 20

The Park Board monthly meeting at Goldman Park headquarters is canceled and rescheduled to February 20 at 7:30 p.m. Recreation director John Paschal announced the change.

Park Board Goldman Park John Paschal

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