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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1967

Page

2

Franklin jeweler Wilbur Lake missing after Tuesday disappearance

Franklin police say Wilbur Lake owner of Lake's Jewelry Store was last seen Tuesday morning when his son found the store lights on and the car missing. Lake, 48, lives at 171 Elaine Drive and is described as 6 ft 2 in, 240 pounds, wearing a green checked topcoat and dark suit. Mayfield area sighting reported between 9 30 and 11 am by a man known to Lake. Middletown police asked to watch for Lake's 1938 black four door Cadillac, license 4825 NS.

Franklin Wilbur Red) Lake Lake S. Main St Mayfield Middletown Charles Harbach Franklin Police Department Harbach Steve Elaine Drive Ing

Marine Pfc. Leroy Pierson Killed in Vietnam Mine Field

New Miami Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Dorsey Pierson report their son Marine Private First Class Leroy Pierson aged 20 was fatally injured when a truck he rode in hit a Viet Cong land mine at Chu Lai air strip The Air Force Marine served with Armco Steel Corp in Hamilton before enlisting in January

New Miami, Ohio Leroy Pierson Dorsey Pierson Chu Lai Pierson Armco Steel Corp Hamilton

Evening French course added to Middletown Adult School

Middletown Adult Evening School adds a conversational French course after requests from French Canadians in the area. Principal W. C. Neel notes reopening registration and states Geoffrey Jenkens from Lemon-Monroe High School will teach. Jenkens is a Bowling Green University alumnus with a major in French.

Middletown W. C. Neel Middletown Areca Neel Geoffrey Jenkens Lemon-Monroe High School Bowling Green Ohio) University

Middletown Young Republicans honored in Ohio Bellringer awards

Three Middletown area Young Republicans received Ohio Bellringer pins at the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs political school in Columbus. Roger Gillespie 1000-Doorbell Jim Pope 500-Doorbell Paula Hudson 100-Doorbell. Twelve Middletown YR members attended the meeting.

Middletown Area

Two Children Die In Cedar Chest In Lisbon Area

In New Waterford, Lisbon district, Sandra Lee Miller, 5, and Daniel Miller, 3, suffocated Saturday when trapped in a cedar chest in a bedroom. They were found by parents Jack and Mrs. Miller, who sought them after checking the yard and house. Mrs. Miller was treated for shock at Salem City Hospital. the family includes a 7 year old child, Janie.

Lisbon Ohio New Waterford Here Sandra Lee Miller Daniel Miller Salem City Hospital Jack Miller

Deaths and Funerals Two Local Residents Pass Away

Harry K. Porter 82 of 1513 Central Ave died at Middletown Hospital after a fire at his home. Porter, former Armco band flute player and librarian, lived on Central Avenue all his life and retired 10 years ago from Brooks Chemical Co. He is survived by wife Elsie and daughter Claire. Funeral arrangements are pending Kale & Sons. Erin Connell Greene 92 died in Muncie Ind after living with her daughter Mrs James Herb of 13 Skokiaan Drive. She previously lived in Richmond and Muncie. Funeral services were held in Muncie.

Harry K. Porter Central Ave Ate Eal Middletown Hospital Porter Armco Frank Simon Simon University of Cincinnati Central Avenue Brooks Chemical Co Cleveland Elsie Claire Kale & Sons Funeral Home Franklin Erin Connell Greene James Herb Skokiaan Drive Muncie Ind Richmond Herb Richard Sanneren

Lukens Breaks With Johnson On Tax Plan and Great Society

Rep. Donald E Lukens of Ohio's 24th District predicts Congress will reject Johnson's tax boost and pursue restraint in Great Society domestic spending. He argues wage earners face higher costs from tax increases, tighter money and rising prices, and warns the average worker will be hardest hit.

Congress Johnson Donald E Lukens 24Th Ohio Lukens Lukas Washington Great Society Vietnam

Police Briefs Highlight Local Incidents At Middletown

Mary Wright, 21, of 1702 Lawn Ave, arrested at Middletown Hospital for abusing a police officer and resisting arrest after disturbance during treatment for self harm. Barbara Moffett, 65, of 11065 Grove St, treated for a left arm cut after a bottle assault at home. Darrell Fisher Jr., of Oxford State Road, reports car stolen from Aeronca Manufacturing Co. lot with damaged transmission. Al Arnold, 507 Crawford St, reports theft of six chain binders worth 15 dollars from a truck. Clark Erlandson, of Erlandson Dodge, reports theft of two tires. value not given.

Mary Wright Lawn Ave Middletown Hospital Barbara Moffett Grove St Darrell Fisher JR Oxford State Road Aeronca Manufacturing Co Germantown Road AL Arnold Crawford St

Boundary at Table Marked Salt Cellar Rank in Medieval England

In medieval England the salt cellar defined social rank at meals with high status guests seated above the ornate container and lesser guests placed below it. The custom highlighted hierarchical order centered on table placement and ceremonial privilege.

England

No Weapons Prohibition Issued in Calcutta

Calcutta authorities announce an order banning any person from carrying weapons in public. The restriction targets all individuals and aims to curb violence and disturbances while enforcing compliance through police oversight.

Calcutta India

Hamilton police reject city raise offer amid wage dispute

Hamilton Ohio police with a 100 man force reject the city’s 288 dollar raise offer and demand 1000 dollars more annually. Firefighters plan meetings to decide next steps as both sides face strike bans under the Ferguson Act. Local 475 members voted 79 to 22 to strike after the city offer was rejected.

Hamilton Ohio City Council C R. Lakens Afl-Cio Whion

Fire Incident Reports and Alarms

Fire dispatch notes a false alarm at 12 18 pm on Central Avenue and Alamo Road. A second report at 2 01 pm notes a grass fire in an open field behind the 400 block of Grand Avenue caused by burning trash with no damage reported.

Central Avenue Alamo Road Grand Avenue

Journal Work Starts On Addition At Middletown

Construction begins this week on a two story addition to the Middletown Journal to house new press equipment mailroom and engraving facilities. The project by Paul B Brooks will be north of the Journal building on the former Vra delis property and aims to be completed in August for six Goss Headliner press units and modern distribution. The new setup will speed production to 50 000 newspapers per hour and expand to a capacity of 110 feet by 4 feet frontage with a 110 foot depth. This signals significant investment in Middletown’s newspaper operations and future growth.

Middletown Journal Mia Aan Is Journal Vradelis Paul B. Brooks Middletown Goss

Railroad Pays Worker $45000 in Collision Settlement

A former railroad derailment near Collinsville on January 6 1965 left Willard E. McConkey of Richmond Indiana with head neck and shoulder injuries after a rail car toppled. The railroad agreed to pay him 45000 in settlement.

Hamilton Collinsville Willard E. McConkey Richmond Ind

Apartment Looted on Fairmount Avenue Loss $330

Harold Barlow reported a burglary at his Fairmount Avenue apartment on Friday night. Intruders forced the front door and took a 3% caliber revolver, a clock radio, a man’s topcoat, and two suits valued at $390.

Fairmount Avenue Harold Barlow Fairmount Ave Jan King Disie Highway

Butler County Grand Jury Opens January Term

The Butler County grand jury meets Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer’s courtroom. It will review about 57 cases including two first degree murder counts, one second degree murder count, and a traffic manslaughter case.

Hamilton Butler County Grand Jury Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer

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