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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1970

Page

2

MHS Students Face Suspension After February Disturbance

Middletown High School suspended a number of students for three to ten days for participation in the February 13 disturbance after a Black History assembly. White youths who cut the assembly and those involved in verbal or physical assaults receive three and ten day suspensions respectively, with probations attached. class sessions resume on a trial basis.

Middletown High School Jesse Mayabb Black History Assembly Mayabb The Mayabbi

Downtown Boycott Affects Retail By Day’s End

A boycott yesterday left some downtown shops with reduced traffic while others saw normal or better business. George Washington Day shopping drew extra crowds, and a department store noted its six Black employees worked as usual amid picket activity. No incidents were reported by police.

Central Avenue George Washinton Robert G. White Chamber of Commerce Glenn Winter Retail Merchants Chamber Journal

Deaths and Funerals Mr Davis and Mr Jackson

Charles Oscar Davis 78 of 1106 Catalpa Drive died at Middletown Hospital after admission Saturday. He was a former Armco Steel employee with 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist Church Wednesday at 1 pm. burial Woodside Cemetery. Also, World War I veteran and Gentile Supply Depot Dayton retiree Mr Jackson died Friday night after a heart attack. He is survived by Curtis Jackson and S Woodford Pieratt. Burial Fairmound Cemetery West Elkton.

Charles Oscar Davis Catalpa Drive Middletown Hospital Armco Steel Davis Middletown Bessie Hattie Wells Stewart Keith James P. Keith William Vernon Pierce St. Petersburg Fla Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Jackson Dayton Curtis Jackson Ezel S. Woodford Pieratt Lewisburg Fairmound Cemetery West Elkton

Services for Orville V. Peyton Held in Kentucky

Orville V. Peyton 49 of 229 N Plum St Germantown died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Cincinnati from injuries suffered in a fall last week. A 1 p.m. Thursday service will be at Potter Funeral Home West Liberty Ky with Rev Glenn Lawson officiating. Burial follows in Perry Cemetery West Liberty. Visitation is 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Wednesday afternoon and evening at the West Liberty funeral home.

Orville V. Peyton N. Plum St Germantown Veterans Administration Hospital Cincinnati Potter Funeral Home West Liberty Glenn Lawson Perry Cemetery McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Mrs. Ollie Riley Dies After Brief Illness in Middletown

Mrs. Ollie Lee Riley, 65, of 702 14th Ave died Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a short illness. Born in Maxey Georgia she lived in Middletown 44 years. She leaves husband Robert, son Rufus, daughters Christine Johnson and Pearitie Mae Jemison all of Middletown, brothers Milton Gresham of Middletown and Wyatt Gresham of Atlanta, and sister Lilie Mae Haynes of William Gravette. Services for William Gravette 65 of 408 Kerry St who died yesterday at Middletown Hospital will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow.

Ollie Lee Riley 14Th Ave Middletown Hospital Riley Maxey Middletown Robert Rufus Christine Johnson Pearitie Mae Jemison Milton Gresham Wyatt Gresham Atlanta Lilie Mae Haynes Trenton William Gravette Kerry St McCoy-Leffler Henry Howard Woodside Cemetery

Mrs. Geraldine Short Dies at 48 in Germantown

Mrs. Geraldine E Short 48 of Germantown died at 2 30 p m yesterday at her home after a year long illness. A Middletown native she was a member of First Baptist Church of Germantown. Survived by husband Marvin two sons Charles R and Robert M Short of Middletown a daughter Kathryn at home five brothers Edgar Earl Day Robert Day Norman Day Forrest Day five grandchildren and a sister Mrs Ella Marie Moon Evanston Ill. Funeral arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Geraldine E. Short Middletown-Germantown Pike Germantown Rt. 1 Norman Day Honolu'u Hawaii Forrest Day Ella Marie Moon Evanston Ill McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Cecil M. Jackson Services in Germanton at 10 a.m.

Services for Cecil M. Jackson, 74, of 339 Pagett Drive, Germantown, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the John Arpp Funeral Home. Visitation details were listed as pending.

Germantown Cecil M. Jackson Pagett Drive John Arpp

Flags and Costumes Mark Girl Scouts Day Event

The celebration features flags and costumes from 42 countries with 22 troops in native dress. About 500 girls are expected at Monroe Elementary Gym starting 2 p.m. A candle-lighting ceremony and judged art work will highlight the event tied to Thinking Day and Juliette Lowe.

Lord Lady Baden Powell George Washington’s Juliette Lowe Galaxy Northern Lights America Juliette Loewe Monroe Elementary Friendship Fund

Two Meetings Canceled for Parents at Local Churches

Two scheduled meetings for white and Negro parents were canceled. A back to school meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at United Missionary Baptist Church instead of the 3 p.m. Bethel AME Church and 6 p.m. Jordan Funeral Home chapel sessions.

Bethel Ame Jordan Funeral Home United Missionary Baptist Church

Grass Fire Warnings Issued By Area Chiefs

Area fire chiefs warned residents burning trash could spark grass fires as soggy ground hinders firefighting. Madison Township reports several acres burned on Michael Road and another fire near Manchester Road and old U S 25. Middletown crews fought blazes on 17th Ave and Manchester Road amid windy conditions.

Robert Ledford Madison Township Michael Road Ledford Richard Berger Franklin Manchester Road U. S. 25 Middletown 17Th Ave

PTO Basketball Showdown Highlights Verity Middle Event

A parent versus teachers basketball game anchors the George M. Verity Middle School PTO meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 PM. Marilyn Goode says players will showcase unusual basketball techniques as part of the attraction.

George M. Verity Middle School PTO Marilyn Goode

Courthouse Closed for Washington's Birthday Holiday

The Butler County courthouse in Hamilton and local branch offices will be closed Monday for the legal holiday Washington's Birthday.

Butler County Hamilton Washington

Locust Eagles Reach Far With Long Flight Capabilities

A locust can stay aloft 12 hours at a stretch and with favorable winds may cover up to 3000 miles in a lifetime.

Aden

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