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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1963

Page

3

Obituary: Minnie Dennis Fleming 81 Middletown

Minnie Dennis Fleming 81 of 1511 Fairmount Ave Middletown died 7 50 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after two weeks illness She owned and operated an apartment house and had lived in Middletown 19 years arriving from Morgan County Kentucky Survived by son Stanley Twelve Mile Indiana four daughters Millie Oakley Pearl McLain Grace Gravett Lemon Ann Logue Dayton a brother Arlie Muncie Fort Wayne 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Services 10 a m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Rev Clifford Hutchinson and Rev Henry Howard Burial Woodside Cemetery Call hours 2 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow at the funeral home.

Minnie Dennis Fleming Fairmount Ave Middletown Hospital Fleming Middletown Morgan County Stanley Twelve Mile Ind Millie Oakley Pearl McLain Grace Gravett Lemon Ann Logue Dayton Arlie Muncie Fort Wayne Gradnchildren McCoy-Leffler Clifford Hutchinson Henry Howard Woodside Cemetery

Death of Anna Klei at home in Middletown

Anna Klei, 77, died in her sleep about 11 30 p m yesterday at 516 Baltimore St. She had recently left Middletown Hospital and was believed recuperating. Arrangements are incomplete at Schramm Funeral Home.

Anna Klei Baltimore St Middletown Hospital Schramm Funeral Home

Mrs Katherine Riley of Kings Mills Dies at 74

Katherine Riley, 74, of Kings Mills, died yesterday at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. Survived by daughters Martha Riley, Lydia Riley of Kings Mills, and Mrs Hill of Maineville, and sons Wesley and Elliot Riley of Kings Mills. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Gallimore Funeral Home Mason. burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.

Mason Katherine Riley Kings Mills Christ Hospital Cincinnati Martha Lydia Riley Hill Maineville Wesley Elliot Riley Gallimore South Lebanon

Mrs Carrie Asper Funeral Details

Mrs Carrie Asper aged 66 of 216 Chestnut Street will have services at 1 pm Friday at Pilgrim Baptist Church. John L Bastin aged 74 of 975 Kahn Avenue will have services at 2 pm Thursday at Fellowship Chapel.

Carrie Asper Chestnut St Pilgrim Baptist Church John L. Bastin Kahn Ave Fellowship Chapel

Deaths Elsewhere Noted From Across the Nation and Abroad

George M Foster 63 director of the Indiana Highway Commission died Monday after a heart seizure. Harry Mace Wooten 67 international tobacco industry consultant died Monday at his home in Larchmont. Brian Boru Dunne 84 author and newspaperman died Monday after a stroke. Filippo del Guidice 72 Italian film producer died Monday. produced 32 films including Hamlet. Arthur Chapman 56 former NHL center for the Boston Bruins died Monday.

Lansing, Mich George M. Foster Indiana Highway Commission Larchmont Harry Mace Wooten Florence Italy Filippo del Guidice Hamlet Laurence Olivier Long Beach Calif Arthur Chapman Boston Bruins National Hockey League

Shots Fired At Refugee Escapes Berlin Evades Capture

East and West Berlin police exchanged gunfire in the Spree River and a vacant riverbank area during the search for an escaped refugee. No injuries reported. At 6.25 a.m. a East German patrol boat crew fired five rounds into the river, while a later exchange occurred between eastern and western patrols.

West Berlin

Evening meeting lineup for several civic groups

The calendar lists meetings on Wednesday for the New Car Dealers Association at 11 a.m. Meadows Exchange Club at noon in Manchester, Golden Age Club at 1 30 p.m., Civic Association in Shawnee Field Archers at 7 p.m., Sportsmen's Club MUST at 7 30 p.m. 210 Burton Road, McElfresh American Legion Post 149 at 7 30 p.m. Franklin post headquarters Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231 at 7 30 p.m. post headquarters IOOF Highview Encampment at 8 p.m. Monroe IOOF Hall Knights of Columbus at 8 p.m. K of C Auditorium Order of Ahepa at 815 p.m. Greek Orthodox Church Alcoholics Anonymous at 83) p.m.

Shawnee Burton Road McElfresh American Legion Franklin Post Blythe - Williams American Legion IOOF Highview Monroe Knights of Columbus Order of Ahepa Greek Orthodox Church Alcoholics Anonymous

Maine's Storm Had Texas Start

Washington AP report explains a winter storm that hit the Northeast arose from a Texas precursor and Arctic air clash. Weather chief Namias says ideal conditions from Texas to Iceland produced brutal winds and up to 20 foot snow drifts, with Maine hardest hit and three to four days of subnormal temperatures ahead.

Washington Northeast Texas North Pole Iceland Jerome Namias Weather Bureau Louisiana Arkansas Arctic Gulf Stream Greenland Maine

New Year's Revelers Arrested in Reno Disturbance

In Reno Nevada twelve New Year revelers were arrested and one officer injured when police cleared downtown gambling district violence using five police dogs and tear gas if needed. Officer Don Campbell was hospitalized after being struck by flying glass as police split Virginia Street and employed dogs to deter rioting.

Reno Nev Cashes Don Campbell Virginia St Elmer Briscoe

Kentucky foes whisky and horse breeding clash in craft

In Frankfort Kentucky talk turns to a clash between two famed occupations whisky making and horse breeding As a rule horses despise the scent of whiskey but the state hosts both industries with shared heritage and economic ties.

Frankfort, Ky Kentucky

DiSalle Names Gibson To Ohio Supreme Court

Gov DiSalle announced more than a dozen judicial appointments in 1962 including Rankin M. Gibson named to the Ohio Supreme Court. Gibson, ex-Toledo attorney and former state commerce director, fills Taft’s seat and serves until a 1964 election and 1967 term end. DiSalle planned a Utilities Commission successor for Gibson before leaving office.

Michael V. DiSalle Ohio Supreme Court Rankin M. Gibson DiSalle Toledo Law Frm Utilities Commission Gibson Kingsley A. Taft Taft Reed M. Winegardner Washington Court House Max G. Dice Paul F. Ward Columbus 10Th District Court of Appeals John Duffey

LeSourdsville Lake, Inc Charged By Ohio Liquor Control

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control docket for Jan. 4 includes a case against LeSourdsville Lake, Inc for participating in a sales agreement with a beer distributor and accepting credit from a distributor. Also listed is Middletown Beer Distributors, Inc at 402 Clark St for participating in a sales agreement with a permit holder and extending credit to permit holders.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control LeSourdsville Lake, Inc Beer Distributors, Inc Clark Sr

Hostetler Named Rhodes Adjutant General in Ohio

Col Erwin C Hostetler 58 of Akron named Ohio adjutant general for Governor Rhodes administration succeeding Maj Gen Loren Windom. A Goodrich employee since 1923 he rose from private to command 37th Army National Guard Division and has led the Buckeye Chapter of the Army Elected president for 1963 term. He served in Bougainville and earned battlefield promotion to major.

Erwin C. Hostetler Ohio James A. Rhodes Hostetler Akron B. F. Goodrich Co Loren G. Windom Ohio Army National Guard Col. Hostetler Ohio National Guard Officers Association 14Th Infantry Army National Guard Goodrich Buckeye The Association of the United States Army Adjutant General Bougainville South Pacific

Blue Whales Face Possible Extinction Warns US Official

William C Harrington, aide to the secretary of state for fisheries, said the United States will urge the 18 nation International Whaling Commission to curb blue whale catches in Antarctic waters. With Northern Hemisphere stocks depleted, fleets report to Norway from Dec 12 to 15,000 whales caught before a ban.

U.S William C. Harrington Secretary of State For Fisheries and Wildlife United States 18&Nation International Whaling Commission Antarctic Commission Norway

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Minnie Fleming Mrs New Car Dealers Association Meadows Exchange Club Manches Ter Golden Age Club Civic Association Girl Scout Bangor Raymond J. Crowley Namias Rankin Gisson Tait Columbus, Ohio LeSourdsville Rhodes Aerospace and Defense Products Division John Ross Ross Millinery Pooei Fytted Springmaid Crib Queen King Lady Fieldcrest Rose Fieldcrest Morgan Jones Kitchen Terries Ross Linens
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