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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
2
Pearl Keith, 43, of 313 Garfield St was listed in serious condition at Middletown Hospital yesterday after becoming ill at home The emergency squad gave oxygen at 459 pm and she was removed by ambulance following chest pains and shortness of breath
Arch Taulbee reports to sheriff's deputies that an unlocked basement door allowed entry yesterday afternoon. 18 dressed frying chickens were removed from a deep freeze, valued at 14.40 dollars, at his home on 6915 Browns Run Road.
A refrigerator fire at Roy David Son's residence 2308 Queen Ave started early today. Firefighters extinguished the blaze by 2 50 a m and total damage was set at 300 dollars.
Amelia Howard 38 was found dead of a .410 shotgun wound in a Carlisle home. Coroner says death near 11:30 a.m. from self inflicted wound after despondency over ill health. Survived by husband Raymond, son Michael, daughter Patricia Stewart, brother Melvin Duff, sister Marie Walters. Services Monday at New Jersey Presbyterian Church. Burial Carlisle Cemetery. Eaton Funeral Home notes visitation Sunday.
Mrs Clara Elizabeth Morris 89 of 2309 S Sutphin St Middletown died 1:30 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a period as patient since December 31. Native of Preble County she lived in Verona before moving to Middletown three years ago. Survived by son Orville daughter Mrs Frank Nelson seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Sunday at EUB Church Verona. burial Verona Cemetery. Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.
Stephen Edward Puckett the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Puckett of 400 Young St was stillborn at 835 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital Surviving are the parents six brothers and four sisters Graveside services set for 10 am tomorrow at Woodsile Cemetery Rev Alfred Banks to officiate Arrangements by Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home
William C. Red Stiles, 56, of 7000 Trenton Franklin Road, died at 10 10 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a five day stay. A native of Wheeling West Virginia, he had been a resident of the area.
Mary Treadway 83 of 3370 Cotton Run Road Hamilton died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 4 05 p m after a year of failing health She was born in Lee County Kentucky and lived in Hamilton 50 years Survived by three sons James Seven Mile Verlie Stockport Willie Vevay Ind three daughters Mary Vanderpool Hamilton Dena Spencer Kokomo Ind Callie Sorrel Carrollton Ky three sisters Callie Daulie Lexington Allie Manthey Indianapolis Ida Minnard Dayton 38 grandchildren and 58 great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Monday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial in Hickory Flats Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m
Mrs Mary Net tie Sims 61 died at home 215 N High St Lebanon Survived by husband Bob Lebanon son sister Catherine Scott Dayton five brothers Clarksville Harvey and Floyd Lebanon Chancy Scott Wilmington three grandchildren one great grandchild Services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Oswald Memorial Home burial Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call today after 4 p.m.
A short numerically based fortune game from Wishing Well by William J. Miller. Count the letters in your first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read the letters under checked figures in a 1-24 rectangle to reveal the daily message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
A Post 9 officer among 69 state patrolmen promoted to corporal in Columbus this morning. William F. Kane, 37, of New Miami, will become corporal at Post 9 tomorrow after two years here and a prior posting at Athens. Kane, father of six, joined patrol in 1954. The ceremony moved up from March 1 as part of expanding supervision. Immediate pay rises of 20 dollars monthly plus another 20 in July lift new corporals to 500 dollars monthly.
The Laramie Police Department has installed radar units in patrol cars to ticket speeding motorists. So far tickets have been issued to Municipal Judge Robert Costin, Ann Harrison, University of Wyoming policewoman, and Duke Dueweke who issues and renews driver licenses.
Exiled Cuban sugar growers say Fidel Castro got the short end of his six year 3.2 billion sugar deal with the Soviet Union. Moscow offers 6 cents a pound while world price hovers around 10 cents and climbs. Cuban quotas range 2.1 million tons in 1965 to 5 million tons in 1970 but may not be met due to poor yields caused by rains. Western Cuba harvests show only about ten to fourteen percent yield so far, making production unprofitable.
A three story rooming house at 7217 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland burned on Thursday killing 72 year old Charles Thompson who lived on the top floor. Fire officials blamed the fatal blaze on an overheated heater and are investigating the cause as a local tragedy. Thompson was the only confirmed resident casualty and neighbors reported smoke and flames engulfing the upper level. The home’s occupants were evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze through the night.
About 200 farmers from Licking County protested an Independent Dairy Co price drop for raw milk from 4.60 to 4.40 per hundredweight by caravanning to Newark and spilling milk into the Licking River. The action paused as the company agreed to raise prices to 4.50 and four producers pledged no further action for January.
Goodrich Gulf Chemicals Inc. announces expansion of its Independence Ohio development center under construction. President David L. Matthews says the project will cost about 1.3 million dollars and include a pilot plant for solvent type rubber.
Paris AP report says Security Court jailed three for plotting to shoot President Charles de Gaulle last February. Jean Bichon aged 51 received 20 years, Paule Roussouiet 56 got 18 years, and Navy Captain Robert Poinard 38 was sentenced to 15 years.
John M. Cooper age 20 from Cold Spring Harbor New York died after his car left U S 6 near the Ohio line, crossed a creek and overturned. Janice Stebing 20 of Toledo Ohio was trapped but not seriously hurt.
Funeral and burial services were held this week in Lancaster Kentucky for Arthur Lee Bobby Turner 24 son of Mrs Della Turner Leturger of Mounted Route 27 He died from an accidental shooting January 17 in Richmond Kentucky He was born and raised in Lancaster Surviving family includes his wife Margaret a son his father Harry Turner of Lancaster and a sister
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