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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
2
Death notices from Middletown and Franklin cite Linda Gabbard 19 who died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Middletown Hospital following a Wright-Patterson Air Force Base shift. Also listed are Zella Callahan 51 of Baltimore Street who died from rollover injuries in an auto accident and whose service is in Middletown. Burial details and calling hours are provided.
Mrs Viola Pyle widow of N Blair Pyle a longtime restaurateur died yesterday at Doctors General Hospital Plantation Florida. She survived by two daughters and her father Envy Stevenson. Funeral services are set for 11 am tomorrow at Baird Case Funeral Home Fort Lauderdale with burial in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Viola Pyle Memorial Fund or Cancer Fund charity.
Grace Spott Arbaugh 80 of 111 Van Horn Ave Franklin died at 3 am in Zartman Nursing Home after months as a patient. She was born and raised in Franklin a lifelong resident with a sister Ora Knapp as sole immediate survivor. Services set for 2 pm Friday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Carries. visitation 5 to 8 pm at Angles by Funeral Home tomorrow.
Clarence Abell 32 of 4415 Nelson Road died of a heart attack about 10 a.m. at Armco Steel Corp. He was activities adviser for the Armco Association since 1953 and had just filed a report to The Journal when stricken. Survived by wife Louise two sons a daughter and his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Abell of Middletown.
Graveside services were held at 11 am in Woodside Cemetery for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tackett. The child died at birth Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Arrangements by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
Mrs Leila R Lemon aged 93 of Oxford will have funeral services at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Marshall Smith Funeral Home announced. The obituary notes William C Stumpf Sr., 67, with address 433 as related information in the notice.
Dr. Walter D. Cocking 72 former Tennessee education commissioner died Tuesday in Mamaroneck New York. Lucien Wulsin 74 longtime Baldwin Piano Co board chairman and arts patron died Monday in Cincinnati. Dr Oliver J Lee once leading American astronomer died Monday in Santa Cruz California. Services noted for Mary Louise Reynolds and Klaus-Weigel George J Kolling with requiem mass at St Peters Church Priday Tomorrow.
Senate investigators will publish a record of Robert G. Bakers financial worth and holdings but may not disclose his income tax returns. The panel will not call Sen. George A. Smathers to testify about business dealings with Baker. They investigate Baker for outside activities and potential conflicts of interest while serving as secretary to the Florida county official.
Rodney Lee Barker, 21, of 1309 Fairmount Ave, received an indeterminate term at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield after pleading guilty to burglary in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Arthur Fiehrer ordered the sentence to run concurrently with two prior sentences from Judge Fred B. Cramer.
An Indiana truck driver named John Bruce Prindle 38 of Fort Wayne struck the rear of a similar rig driven by Kenneth Lowe 50 of Clyde on I 75 north of Route 122. Prindle was treated at Middletown Hospital for knee and arm lacerations and cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance. A secondary note states the U S Mexican border length is about 2013 miles.
US and Panamanian flags were raised side by side at Balboa High School in the Canal Zone with applause from about 300 adults and students. A ROTC color guard unfurled both banners at the site of prior protests, marking the first day of classes since upheaval over a flag display and the pole replacement.
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