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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
2
Champion Papers Inc. reports 1965 sales and earnings rise over 1964. Earnings per share rise to 2.81 from 2.64 despite more shares outstanding. Net income hits 18.315 million, up 9 percent to a new high. Sales reach a record 428.238 million.
Horace Miller 86 a Middletown city official and Armco veteran died in La Jolla California where he had lived since 1945 Funeral services will be held in La Jolla with burial at Woodside Cemetery in Middletown He served Armco from 1903 becoming director of purchases and was city manager in 1934 A Rotary club founder donor to Rotary International and former draft board clerk he is survived by a son Dr Richard B Miller of La Jolla and his Middletown family arrangements are by Mec Coy Leffler Funeral Home
Infant James Albert Anderson dies, funeral services planned as a graveside observance for the infant son of the Anderson family. Details remain limited in the readable fragment.
Sidney S Price 63 of Monroe died at 2 20 am at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since December 13 He was retired operator of Price Heating and Cooling Co in Monroe Previously worked for an air conditioning firm in Dayton Surviving are wife Irene five daughters Lisa Faith Rachel Linda Nancy Creighton of Sacramento California three sons Gregory Stephen Richard his mother Mrs Jenny Price and a brother Harold Funeral services will be held at 10 30 am Thursday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev Frank Wiley and Elder Marshal Wright officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Quincy Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
Miss Anna Randolph a former Oldforth School teacher died Saturday in Columbus where she lived after retiring in 1927. A graveside service will be at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. Arrangements are by Weir Arend Funeral Home Columbus.
Funeral services for Southard P. Mickey Mayer 79 of 418 Park Ave Franklin will be held at 2 p.m. at the Eaton Funeral Home with Rev John Raske officiating Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery The Franklin city treasurer for 10 years Mayer retired 1952 after 40 years with Armco Steel Corp He was a World War I veteran past American Legion commander and grand marshal of Memorial Day parade for 40 years He chaired the Red Cross in Franklin during World War II He had been hospitalized after a stroke last week Monday
Daisy A Clensey 84 formerly of Germantown died yesterday in Moran Michigan. She moved to Michigan two years ago to live with her son Raymond. Survived by husband Jess died 1960 brother Fred Cooper of Franklin four sisters Nellie Walters Marie Emrick Alice Kuch Della Mikesell five grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Services 2 p m Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home burial Germantown Cemetery. Funeral home Friday from 6 to 9 p m
Mrs Lula Johnson aged 66 at 1218 Oakmont Drive to have service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Henry Messal aged 77 at 651 Hill Ave to have Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St. n's Church. Forest Lee aged 51 at 1371 Millville Ave services incomplete. Mrs Edith Mehl aged 79 at 3167 Hamilton-Scipio Road services 2 p.m. Thursday. Herbert Colwell aged 40 at 5796 Wayne Trace Roses services Saturday in Hazard Ky. Max F Balcom aged 77 former Sylvania Electric chairman died Monday in Emporium Pa. Vincent J Donohue aged 50 who directed The Sound of Music and Sunrise at Campobello on Broadway died Monday in New York. Clarice Mayne aged 76 actress and pantomime star did Sunday in London. husband Teddy Knox survives.
A mythic note traces Father Time as a descendant of Cronus the elder god who governs the universe and wields a long curved blade in ancient lore and symbol.
Colgate University student Peter I. Middleton, 22, from Huntington New York, dies in a two car crash at Chestnut Street and U S 27 in Oxford late last night. Gail Lewis 19 of Montclair New Jersey injured. Tolley and Holiday uninjured. County may set a record for traffic deaths this year.
Warren County commissioners asked the state to pause a D-3 liquor license for a cafe between Carlisle and Chautauqua. Chautauqua trustees and three Carlisle pastors objected citing youth influence traffic and police coverage. State Senator Jones notified Gov Rhodes about a temporary halt. a public hearing and 500-signature petition were planned.
Police arrested six Dayton boys aged 14 to 16 at Yankee Road and Lawn Avenue at 9 15 a m yesterday in a stolen car from Montgomery County. Lillie Martin 51 of 407 McGuire was charged with petit larceny at Krogers 1915 S Main St at 3 10 p m yesterday. Lucas Swift 46 of Middle Town Rt 3 faced a driving while intoxicated charge at 4205 Manchester Road at 1 50 p m yesterday. David Patrick 25 of 2210 Baltimore St was admitted to Middletown Hospital at 12 21 a m after a fall down stairs. Burglars took 30 dollars from Roger Turrell 2305 Central Ave last night. A Mink store valued at 375 was reported stolen from Filsons Inc 1017 Central Ave at 4 04 p m yesterday.
Two traffic collisions on Mid town streets caused two hundred fifty dollars in vehicle damages. Lloyd Shackelford forty of Moore Street was cited for changing lanes unsafely after his pickup collided with Paul Staton forty three of Wamnest Avenue at Manchester Avenue and McKinley Street at 12 fifty five p m. John Shearer nineteen of Goldman Avenue and Chester Brown fifty two of Grimes Street collided in front of Browns house at 1 forty five p m causing one hundred dollars in damages. No citations were issued.
A Franklin County grand jury probes narcotics operations around Ohio State University after raids led to 19 arrests and marijuana seizures. One defendant Judith Kaye Martin, 22, Columbus, pleaded not guilty to narcotics possession conspiracy and maintaining a drug house. All 19 defendants are free on bond as cases proceed.
Franklin 24 year old David Duncan was given a 30 day jail term for non support of a minor in municipal court. Judge J T Riley suspended the sentence and placed him on six months suspension. Two others were fined ten dollars and costs, but suspended Ira Rose and Cecil Bowermaster faced ten dollar fines for traffic violations.
Robert Paul Nichols, 31, of 232 Montgomery Ave Carlisle remained in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a Saturday night single vehicle crash on the Franklin Tren ton Road west of Rt 4. His injuries included head trauma ear lacerations forehead and lower leg contusions when his car struck a telephone pole broadside.
Johns Hopkins University will require landlords listing accommodations with it to sign nondiscrimination pledges. President Milton S. Eisenhower says the requirement takes effect next fall.
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