Vital Statistics and Local Births Noted
Jackson Lane welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hughes of 1300 Locust St. announced a girl on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Nipper of 125 Union St. Trenton reported a boy on Thursday.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
2
Jackson Lane welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hughes of 1300 Locust St. announced a girl on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Nipper of 125 Union St. Trenton reported a boy on Thursday.
A hospital record lists numerous patients and their addresses, naming Katheryn Godsey Kalman Lehoczky Wayne Griffey John D. Keith Alberta South Ralph Carnes Myles Ritchie Alvie Carter William Lickert Donald Stamper Robert Meadows Pearl St Mrs Fred McQueen Eugene Weidner Norman Kerr Ogle Jordan Beatty Chester Rose Barbara DeBolt Douglas Diehl Glen Hill Crist Pallas Clay Ferguson John Gerber Lorene Marcum James Vitori Henry Deller Ear Moon Vickie Taylor Fred Dietz Dennis Philpot Eugene Webber John Hatton John Deaton Marion Masters Donald Yocum Catherine Burk Don White Romaine Ridgley John Crout Harold Bussard Maxine Tawney Arthur Markland James Orr Pasquale Benedetti Deborah Johnson Paul Johnson Paul VanHolt Thomas Johnson Paul Brooks Curry Dupee among others. list includes many residents from Middletown, Franklin, Hamilton, and surrounding areas. DISMISSED entries indicate some patients discharged.
The Amanda Junior High School Boosters Club sponsors a steak dinner in the school cafeteria Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults pay $1.50 and children pay $1. Proceeds support the school’s music and athletic programs. Mrs. Walser McCormick serves as dinner chairman.
A car driven by 55 year old Arnold A. Schulte and carrying 70 year old George Grantz was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad locomotive at S Fourth Street and Maple Avenue. Schulte listed in fair condition with head lacerations. Grantz in poor condition with mouth and head cuts. The impact threw both occupants from the vehicle as the crossing was blocked.
Lebanon sheriff deputies report a break in at a Phillips 66 station at Rt 63 and Interstate 75 last night. An undetermined amount of cash was stolen from a soft drink vending machine after a door window pane was knocked out. No suspect details provided.
Richard W. Sanford named director of engineering for Aeronca Middletown Division. He will oversee all engineering activities including missile and antenna systems and space to composite structures. Sanford comes from Westinghouse Aerospace Division and has prior roles at Aircraft Armament Co. He served as a major in the Army Signal Corps and Air Corps in World War II. He holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from Drexel and studied at Harvard and MIT. He belongs to multiple professional societies.
Don Luffman of Akron denied published reports that he would run Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. in the Democratic U.S. Senate race. He called the reports pure speculation but said he will help the astronaut's campaign and do everything he can for him, referencing his past work on Akron mayor Edward Erickson's campaigns.
In Mount Vernon Ohio Orville Perkey 33 was ruled insane after two psychiatrists testified and was sent to Lima State Hospital. He will stand trial if later found sane.
Henry W. Weber 85 prominent Butler County farmer died at Mercy Hospital from injuries after a fall at his home in Fairfield. Survived by wife Mamie a son Earl and a daughter Hilda Walther plus five grandchildren. Services tomorrow 2 p.m. at Proeschel Funeral Home with burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call today after 4 p.m.
Cleveland AP reports Solon High School principal Edward Fournier will review paddling of two students by wrestling coach Robert Radel at a faculty meeting. About 50 students protested for 20 minutes, saying the coach struck the boys, one 13 times, after allegations of towel rack damage.
Clarence Poleni a 57 year old veteran of 35 years service with Ohio Bell Telephone Co died in his hotel room. He had been legislative representative for the firm for 15 years and at his death held the title of assistant vice president of public relations for Ohio Bell.
Juanita Bullard, no address given, told police a Negro youth about 16 and 5 ft 7 in grabbed her purse containing 13 dollars at 6 30 p m at the laundromat on Second Avenue and Park Street. Anna Fayenolan, 21, of 2023 South Ave., arrested on disorderly conduct at 4 40 p m released on 100 dollar bond. A camera valued at 20 dollars stolen from Davidson's Photo shop at 1310 Central Ave. Mary Fraley, 19, of 700 Yankee Road, arrested on disorderly conduct at 6 15 p m released on 100 dollar bond.
James Schmitt died yesterday at his Hartwell home, father of Robert and James C. Schmitt of Middletown. He leaves 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Hodapp Funeral Home in Carthage. viewing tomorrow from 4 to 9 p.m.
Mrs Jessie Rice Washburn 61 of Monterrey Mexico formerly of Middletown died yesterday at Sunland Hospital Harlingen Texas Born in Kansas she worked for Ohio Bell Telephone Co as cashier before leaving Middletown about 20 years ago Surviving husband Donald three brothers Eugene Harold Rice Middletown John Rice Ashland Ky sister Mrs Ethel Evans Sacramento Calif Services and burial will be held in Harlingen Tex
Mrs. Margaret Smith Morner aged 80 of 515 North C Street receives private services with Klaus Weigel listed. Squirrell Caudill age 31 of 76 Van Buren Drive has services at 10 a.m. Saturday per Webb. Mrs Freida M Lester aged 75 of 614 South Second Street has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow per Colligan. Edwin J Brinkman aged 64 of 1342 Kahn Avenue has services at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow per Klaus Weigel.
In Preble Common Pleas Court, February 26 was tentatively set for the Tyrrell trial. William S. Tyrrell Eaton former state senator faces four charges. Judge Kiracofe asked the Ohio Supreme Court to appoint a special judge to hear the evidence. Tyrrell was arrested December 11 on charges including driving under the influence reckless operation intoxication and resisting arrest.
New officers were elected at Middletown City Credit Union with Jacqueline Kolodzik as president and Roger Young as assistant treasurer. Audit committee members chosen were Donald Tuttle John Lowe and Mary Mack. The credit union reported assets of 136000 and 295 members and paid a five percent dividend for 1963.
In Buffalo a young woman handgun robber shot and killed John Johnman, a 35 year old deaf mute, after threatening mercy. Anita Farrow, 23, and Robert Hayes, 37, were charged with first degree robbery following the Iggy's Tavern incident where about 65 dollars was taken.
NEW DELHI AP Lal Bahadur Shastri 59 is again in the cabinet as minister without portfolio amid renewed speculation he will become prime minister Nehru's political successor. He relaunched his political career after resigning with five others five months ago as Nehru sought to revitalize Congress amid factional fighting.
In Cincinnati, two Clermont County youths, David Hicks eight, and Harry Adkins twelve, faced a deadly kite tragedy when a string wire snagged on high power lines. Hicks died at a Cincinnati hospital hours later. Adkins remained in critical condition at Children’s Hospital with severe burns and other injuries. Authorities report the boys were holding the kite by a thin wire when it snagged the live wires.
Reportedly a shift in government leadership places Nehru out of the top post and positions him as deputy prime minister. The move signals a realignment of authority within the ruling structure and potential changes in policy direction.
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