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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
2
George M. Vadas of the Cleveland VA regional office warns about 20,000 veterans and others on VA pensions in Ohio who have not filed their annual income questionnaire reports. Reports must be filed by January 31 to avoid suspension of pension payments.
Dudley Kramer reports a top coat valued at 40 dollars stolen while bowling at J and J Lanes on South Main Street. Deputy James Parsons notes the incident as a theft in progress. Richard Rollins reports 50 dollars in damage and a 35 tachometer stolen from his car parked at Sabre Lounge on South Main Street early Sunday morning.
Charles C. Conarroe 59 of 2204 Erie Ave. Middletown dies at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. He retired from Armco Steel Corp. last year as a foreman in the spiral pipe department. Survived by wife Mary two sons Millard and Larry a daughter Rosana Daniel father Charles F. Conarroe four sisters and a brother seven grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Moose Lodge service at Riggs Funeral Home tomorrow evening. calling hours 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Beatty 51 of 10 Ellenridge Drive Franklin died at 4 am today. A Middletown native she lived here before moving to Franklin three months ago. Survived by husband Norman who died last August two sons Norman and Thomas daughter Rachelle Kakar Boonie Paugh Elaine Dishman Jacqueline seven grandchildren and three sisters Emma Lamb Carrie Slone Marie Cornwell. Services 2 pm Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Frank Sowards officiating. Burial Germantown. Friends may call tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 pm.
Carl Reingraber, 84, died at 1 40 a m today at Logsdon Hospital following illness. Services are pending with family in charge of arrangements.
Round Charlotte notes a nip in the air and highlights a year end closeout at Dohn's Hardware with odd lots and discontinued patterns. The piece promotes crystal from Portugal, Tiffin glass, gas ranges, lawn mowers, and a January clearance at Troup Furniture with discounts on decorator furniture, drapery fabrics, and artificial plants, plus new spring fashion and home accessory items from various stores.
Matilda Saylor, 77, of 1601 Carolina St., died at 6:25 a.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since November 10. Born in Knox County Kentucky, she lived in Middletown 53 years. Survived by seven sons, six daughters, one brother, 28 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Bates. viewing tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
Mrs. Rena Martha Stiver aged 63 of 728 West Market Street Germantown died at 9 50 am yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital after a long illness. She previously lived in Farmersville before moving to Germantown 17 years ago. Survived by husband Everett and son Everett Jr. plus siblings and grandchildren. Services at 2 pm Wednesday at St John United Church of Christ. Burial in Twin Valley Cemetery. Friends may call John Arpp Funeral Home 2 to 9 pm tomorrow.
Camden funeral notices say services for Clif ford A. Flowers 85 of 131 N Liberty St will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home. Burial is in Fairmount Cemetery. The deceased formerly worked as a blacksmith with one brother Nial of Camden as the sole immediate survivor.
Charles Felts aged 28 of 6346 Hamilton Richmond Road and August Holstein aged 63 of 1716 Edison Ave are listed for services today. Both are noted in local notices with Requiem High Mass at St. Veronica's Church in McKee Kentucky.
Presidents budget of 112.8 billion prompts warnings from Mansfield Aiken and Holland about curbing nondefense spending. Senators Thurmond Stennis and Saltonstall urge tight scrutiny of domestic programs if war costs rise.
The first major winter storm drove snow and freezing rain across the Northeast, caused widespread outages and travel disruption, and left at least 12 deaths linked to shoveling and stalled cars. Snow totals reached two feet near Buffalo while New York City declared a snow emergency.
One person was hospitalized among 14 weekend weather accidents blamed on snow covered roads in Butler County. Damages exceed 6000 dollars as a tractor-trailer jackknifed on Rt. 127 near Jacksonburg Road. Roads are open and schools reported no closures. Roster mentions Robert O. Burke treated at Mercy Hospital and William R. Tillery treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital.
Middle town police investigated burglaries at Wetzel's Sohio Service on 1515 Manchester Ave where about $104 was stolen from a cash register and cigarette machine after window entry. An early morning break in at Aker Packaging Service on 2820 Jefferson Road yielded an undetermined amount of change after prying open two soft drink machines and a cigarette machine.
Andrew E. Roper retired Middletown High School principal will speak at the Central School PTO meeting at 7 30 tomorrow evening and present slides from a Europe tour made with Mrs Roper Richard Lovelace is the PTO president.
Police respond to a report of domestic trouble at 1621 First Ave. Elizabeth Morningstar 29 threatens to use a long blade sword on husband Adrian 31. Authorities advise rights. Dennis Shibley 1515 First Ave reports theft of a $150 cashmere coat a check book a $50 bill and two bars of soap yesterday.
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