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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1960

Page

2

Education Held Key To Fighting Cancer

American Cancer Society leaders press education to detect undiagnosed cases early and mobilize communities to combat cancer. Middletown unit executive secretary C C Clark cites goal to save 265000 lives in 1960 and expand services. She notes 76 million spent on research and 13 million in awards supporting 1300 scientists across 145 institutions. Christopher Columbus led 17 ships and 1500 men on his second voyage in 1493.

American Cancer Society C. C. Clark Middletown- Butler County ACS Columbus Clark Ohio Christopher Columbus New World

Police Chief to explain camera altercation in Ravenna

Ravenna Ohio AP Chief J W Brown faces mayor Tom Ritenour after allegedly tearing the bottom from Akron Beacon Journal photographer Andy Ruckman’s camera Monday afternoon. Ruckman had photographed Brown amid a story about new administrative duties from Safety Director Van Harkcom.

Ravenna Ohio J. W. Brown Fof Akron Tom Ritenour Brown Andy Ruckman Ruckman Akron Beacon Journal van Harkcom

Cincinnatian Named To Regional Board

Robert J. Coates of Cincinnati has been named to head the Ohio Civil Rights Commission's 21 county Cincinnati region. He was appointed by Chairman Richard F. Guggenheim and takes office today. the region includes Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dayton and Springfield.

Columbus Ohio Robert J. Coates Cincinnati Ohio Civil Rights Commission Coates Richard F. Guggenheim Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield

Rhodes Scholarship Eligibility for American Students

A student with at least junior standing in a recognized American college or university may become eligible for one of the scholarships awarded annually under the will of Cecil John Rhodes at Oxford University in England.

Cecil John Rhodes Oxford University England

Death Notice Patrick Bowling 60 of 1915 South Ave

Patrick L Bowling 60 of 1915 South Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Rev Eugene Wallace to officiate. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Native of New Carlisle.

Patrick L. Bowling South Ave Joseph R. Baker & Sons Eugene Wallace Woodside Cemetery Bowling Middletown Hospital Dayton New Carlisle

Mrs Provy Isaacs 75 Funeral Service Tomorrow

Mrs Provy Isaacs aged 75 of 1162 Hamilton Avenue will be interred or memorialized after services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home.

Provy Isaacs Hamilton Ave Brown-Dawson Funeral Home

William B Lawson Dies at 67 Near Oxford State Road

William B. Lawson, 67, died at 1 30 a m today at his home on Oxford State Road near the Trenton bridge after three years of failing health. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.

William B. Lawson Oxford State Road Trenton Bridge Joseph R. Baker & Sons

Somerville Woman Cora M Elliott Dies at 69

Mrs. Cora M. Elliott 69 of Somerville died at 9 30 am yesterday at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital Oxford after a two week admission. Survived by husband Clarence four sons George Millville Maynard and Roy Hamilton and James Cincinnati. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Millville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 4 pm.

Somerville Cora M. Elliott McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital Oxford Clarence George Millville Maynard Roy Hamilton James Cincinnati Webb Funeral Home

British engineer Esmonde Thompson dies at 73

Roquebrune Cap Martin France report says Esmonde G Thompson 73 British aeronautical engineer and gun turret inventor for the Royal Air Force died Tuesday after a heart ailment. Also Chicago report notes James R Ward 58 Popular Mechanics crafts editor died Monday likely of a heart attack after a week with virus pneumonia. Ward had worked there since 1930.

Roquebrune Cap Martin France Esmonde G. Thompson Royal Air Force Chicago James R. Ward Popular Mechanics Ward

Three ACA Directors Elected to 3 Year Terms

Three directors, running unopposed, were elected yesterday to the Armco Colored Assn. board for three year terms. Bert Perkins Jr. District 7 was re-elected, Henry Walker District 2 succeeds Murdus Milton, and Paul Jones District 9 succeeds James Cottrell. Installment set for January 26 at the Manchester Hotel during a dinner with officers and managers.

Armco Colored Assn Bert Perkins Jr Henry Walker Murdus Milton Paul Jones James Cottrell Manchester

Mrs Sultzbach Died In Dayton At 52

Mrs Paul Sultzbach 52 former pastor's wife at Springboro Methodist Church during 1943 44 died at her Dayton home after months of illness. Services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Whitmer Bros funeral home.

Springboro Paul Sultzbach Springboro Methodist Church Dayton Whitmer Bros

Monroe Class Plans Reunion

The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1955 seeks graduates and addresses for a summer five year reunion. Mrs Ruby Mallet Ross leads the reunion committee and requests names and addresses of Class of 55 graduates and hard-to-contact individuals to contact. No reunion date set.

Lemon - Monroe Ruby Mallet Ross Moler Ave Kettering Ross

Cable Car To Castro Hideout Route Planned

In Havana the National Tourism Institute plans a four mile cable car to Pico Turquino Cuba's highest peak in the Sierra Maestra. A national museum is planned at the top to honor Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolutionaries.

Havana Fidel Castro Sierra Maestra National Tourism Institute Pico Turquino Cuba

Packard Widow Dies in New York State

Mrs. James Ward Packard, 88, longtime Trumbull County resident and widow of one of Packard brothers who built the first Packard auto, died Tuesday at her Lakewood New York home. Born in Newton Falls, Ohio, she lived a life linked to early automotive industry history.

Warren, Ohio James Ward Packard Trumbull County Lakewood N. Y Packard Newton Falls Ohio

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