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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1965

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals Mrs Boyer 81

Mrs Margaret K Boyer 81 of 2457 Wilbraham Road died at Mt Pleasant Home where she had been a patient about 10 days Her son Dr Ronald Boyer superintendent of Mt Pleasant and husband Thomas died in 1945 Survived by brothers Boyd Kofroth Middletown Luther Kofroth Fort Myers Fla half brother John Hoerner Springfield Services 2 p.m Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Burial Germantown Cemetery Calling hours Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 memorial gifts to Mt Pleasant Home Funeral arrangements are in

Margaret K. Boyer Wilbraham Road Mt. Pleasant Home Boyer Ronald Boyer Mt. Pleasant Thomas Boyd Kofroth Middletown Luther Kofroth Fort Myers Fla John Hoerner Springfield John Arpp Germantown Robert McNamara Frank Wiley Germantown Cemetery

Mrs Hart Found Dead in Webster Grove Home

Mary Hart 33 a Middletown resident until a year ago was found dead of an apparent heart attack early today in her Webster Grove Missouri home. Survived by husband Roger three sons Phillip Gregory and David and a daughter Ann all at home and a sister Miss Frances Gallo.

Mar Hart Middletown Webster Grove Roger Phillip Gregory David Ann Frances Gallo

Elmer A. Redd 82 dies in Fairfield

Elmer A. Redd aged 82 formerly of Collinsville died Sunday at his Fairfield home. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton. He had lived in Hamilton area 10 years after 30 years in Collinsville and was born in Shelbyville Indiana. Survived by wife Emma son Elmer and eight grandchildren.

Summerville Elmer A. Redd Collinsville Inman Funeral Home Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton Redd Fairfield Hamilton Shelbyville Ind Emma Elmer

Obituary Notices for Hoffman Herzig and Cox Families

Loretta C Hoffman 78 of 724 Clinton Ave is named in a requiem high mass at St Ann s Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m Grace E Herzig 73 of 2131 Grand Blvd has services at 10 30 a m tomorrow Joseph Cox 83 of 1506 Pascal Ave services set for 10 a m Thursday Chester T Cox 70 of 811 Ross Ave services scheduled for 10 a m tomorrow

Loretta C. Hoffman Clinton Ave St. Ann's Church Grace E. Herzig Grand Blvd Webb Joseph Cox Pascal Brown-Dawson Chester T. Cox Ross Ave Klaus-Weigel

KP Banquet Set Friday at Castle Hall

Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will hold its annual banquet at Castle Hall 1044 Central Ave on February 27 at 6 30 p m under chairmanship of Donald Treadway chancellor commander Tickets available at the door the night of the dinner or in advance through February 25 by committeemen Roy Bowling Art Armitage Estel Janeway Treadway and William Wilson vice chancellor 423 5264

Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Central Ave Donald Treadway Roy Bowling Art Armitage Estel Janeway Treadway William Wilson

UN General Assembly Proposes 27 Nation Peacekeeping Committee

The United Nations General Assembly planned a short recess to Sept 1 as a 27 to 29 nation committee led by Alex Quoison-Lackey of Ghana would study peacekeeping issues. The panel would consider invoking Article 19 to suspend votes of nations withholding peacekeeping payments. Secretary General U Thant sought authority to cover daily expenses under the 1964 budget during the recess.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. General Assembly U.N Assembly Alex Quoison-Lackey Ghana Soviet Union France U Thant

Southers seeks new trial in Middletown break in case

Mich. man Southers petitions for a new trial citing five exceptions and reasons. He was convicted of breaking into the J C Penney store in Middletown on January 16 and sentenced to an indeterminate term at the Ohio State Penitentiary by Judge Fred B. Cramer in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Albert Disher, tied to the same break, pleaded guilty earlier and was sent to Lima State Hospital for pre sentence examination.

Southers Ohio State Penitentiary Fred B. Cramer Butler County Middletown Albert Disher Lima State Hospital

Tokyo events line offers English updates on sights and sports

A tape recording at 503 2911 in Tokyo provides news in English about sightseeing entertainment culture and sports events in and around the city.

Tokyo

California patrolmen to be issued shotguns for protection

California officials announce armed patrolmen will carry 12 gauge shotguns in a program aimed at reducing attacks on officers. Patrol Commissioner Brad Crittenden says the policy targets felons and extreme cases, noting rising danger as jurors question routine police testimony.

California Sacramento Calif Bradford Crittenden Crittenden Russ McComb FBI Nathaniel Colley

Two Men Bound Over To Warren County Grand Jury

Franklin municipal court bound Robert Butts 27 of 210 Roberts Sr on forgery charges under $2,000 bond. Arthur Neal 18 of 820 Spring Ave faced $2,500 bond for breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling and stealing wine champagne candy and cigarettes from B and K Market on Nov 23. Also heard were Billy Dennis 21 of Miamisburg for fictitious plates and brakes offenses under $10 costs, James Johnson 27 of Park Avenue for disorderly conduct intoxication under $10 costs and a continued malicious destruction charge, and Bert Lucas 30 Middletown for reckless operation with a $50 bond.

Franklin Warren County Grand Jury Robert Butts Roberts Sr J. T. Riley Butts Rthur Neal Spring Ave Neal N. Dixie Highway Here Champaign Riley Billy Dennis Miamisburg James Johnson Park Avenue Johnson Ibert Lucas First Ave Middletown

Man Hurt As Car Hits Truck On I 75 South Of Rt 73

Virgil N. Mitchell 66 of Rainsville Alabama was injured when his car veered after changing lanes on I 75 just south of Route 73. He struck tractor trailer driver Angus Green 54 of Evansville Indiana. Mitchell treated for facial injuries and possible head trauma. He was cited for unsafe operation.

Alabama Middletown Interstate 75 Rt. 73 Virgil N. Mitchell Rainsville Ala Angus Green Evansville Ind Mitchell

Scouts Tour Exhibit of Art with Girl Scout Troop 77

Thirty two girls from Girl Scout Troop 77 of Springhill School visited the art exhibit at Mid Town Center. Richard J. Boye, director of the Middletown Fine Arts Center, explained the works. The exhibit runs through March 6 during downtown merchants hours and offers guided tours by appointment via the center. Accompanying the group were Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Bruce Thomas and Mrs. Richard Wilmer.

Girl Scout Springhill Mid-Town Center Richard J. Boye Middletown Fine Arts Center Henry Miller Bruce Thomas Richard Wilmer

School Administrators Convene at Atlantic City Meeting

Middletown Superintendent How ard Cromwell Trenton administrator George Steele and Franklin leaders DeWitt Terry Clarence McDade attend the annual convention of the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City this week.

Howard Cromwell Middletown George Steele Trenton DeWitt Terry Franklin Clarence McDade Franklin High Atlantic City American Association of School Administrators

Franklin Police Cruiser Damaged In Collision

A Franklin police cruiser was damaged when a two car crash on S River Street and Second Street led to a patrol intrusion. Oliver Frith and Wallace Drury were involved with Robert Gibbs. Frith cited for improper turn, Gibbs for failure to yield.

Franklin S. River Street Second Street Robert W. Gibbs Urana, Ill Wallace Drury Robinson Vail Road Pri Robert T. Frye Park Ave Oliver E. Frith S. River Frith Drury Gibbs

Justice Douglas OK After Mountain Trek

Justice William C. Douglas announced late Monday night that he was safe after guiding a treacherous descent from a 10 600 foot mountain. The year old hiker, part of his party, described advancing down the slope slowly and crab wise as the group used snowshoes. Moon light and Albuquerque city lights aided their return to a campground where Forest Service officials and reporters met them.

Albuquerque N.M William C. Douglas Douglas Forest Service

Police Briefs At McKinley Junior High School

Custodian Floyd Hayes reports hearing glass break at McKinley Junior High School and seeing two boys run from the building after turning on the lights. The incident remains under investigation.

Floyd Hayes McKinley Junior High School S. Verity Parkway

Men Charged Over Solicitation Permit Failure

Keith L. McGuire of Hamilton and Carl Ireland of Cincinnati were charged last night with filing to obtain a permit for soliciting. Police reports did not indicate what they were soliciting.

Keith L. McGuire Hamilton Carl Ireland Cincinnati

Douglas notes trip with foresters and students in West Texas

Douglas travelled with Fred H. Kennedy Albuquerque regional forester Pat Murray supervisor of Cibola National Forest John Blacktorney and a law student from Yale. He plans a possible Southwest mountains book and seeks first hand insight while en route to a Los Angeles speech. He arrived Sunday after hiking Big Bend country in West Texas.

Douglas Fred H. Kennedy Albuquerque Forest Service Pat Murray Cibola National Forest John Blacktorney Yale University Southwest Los Angeles Big Bend West Texas

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Mrs Margaret Boyer Mary Hart Ieee Barnitz Irving Perluss Stamina H Dacenbach Eddie Stigler Justice Dodds Monuments Robert Konthier Mgr McCoy Leffler Sutphin Woodlawn Homer D. Leffler
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