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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
2
Dayton, Ohio. A woman cited for jaywalking on Smithville Road yesterday remained silent as an officer prepared a ticket. Asked why she did not use the crosswalk, she said she could not because her money blew across the street and she was chasing it. Officers canceled the ticket.
Unusual burglar target in Middletown breaks a trailer lock at the Albers Super Market shopping center. Eight cases containing 54 pieces of cheese are stolen along with twelve tomato packages two biscuit cases and a margarine case. Total loss is $57.78.
Joseph Franklin Saylor 51, brother of Donald Saylor of 1301 Barnitz St, died yesterday at University Hospital in Columbus. Born in Kentucky, he lived most of his life in Middletown before moving to Hamilton in 1946. Survived by wife Thelma, son Gerald at home, another brother Fred of Franklin, three sisters Mrs. Margaret Hassett of Miamisburg, Mrs. Wilma Robison of Bradenton Fla and Mrs. William Blanton of Crab Orchard Ky. Immediate survivor is sister Mrs. Grover Green of Maineville.
Funeral services for John Bennett a 75 year old retired Butler County farmer will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home with burial in Somerville Cemetery The Cincinnati VA Hospital where he died Monday after two weeks as a patient World War I veteran Surviving are his wife Edna five daughters four of Hamilton one of Eaton five sons six sisters a brother and 38 grandchildren
Ulysses Harper 79 of Morrow Rt 2 died Monday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. A retired farmer and Warren County native, he will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery after calling hours today from 7 to 9 p.m.
Franklin West 89 of 187 E Bryant Ave died at 5 15 p m at Zartman Nursing Home where he had been a patient since October He was a retired operator of the Sunoco Service Station on N Main Street A member of the Eagles Lodge and First Baptist Church in Franklin He had lived in Franklin since 1936 Surviving are his wife Margaret two sons Wallace Lakewood N J Miles Atlanta two daughters Mrs George Owen Grove City Mrs Ralph Lake Springfield two step sons Roy Barrett Fresno Calif Bruce Barlett Streetsboro Ohio two step daughters Mrs Harry Updyke Mt Arlington N J and Mrs F B Lackens Arlington Va Services 2 p m Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home Burial Woodhill Cemetery Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Samuel R Collins 60 441 Fifth St services 2 p m tomorrow Williamsdale First Baptist Church Clement M Brunner 70 424 Millikin St Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m tomorrow St Peter s Mrs Margaret T Laurer 87 608 Haven Ave Requiem High Mass 9 30 am tomorrow St Mary s Church
Frank Begley, 53, American chief administrative officer for UN operations on Cyprus, died of a stroke. Begley arrived on the island last July after becoming chief security officer of the newly formed world organization in 1946. He was born in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Jean Despujols, 78, renowned artist who fled France in World War II, died Tuesday in Shreveport. He created 360 Indochina paintings for the French government between 1936 and 1938.
Middletown police detectives say three boys and a girl, all juveniles, are behind three thefts last week. They stole 45 dollars of meat from Kenneth Walton’s garage refrigerator, 150 dollars in tools from Donald Burgess’s truck, and a go kart taken in Trenton then recovered in Middletown. Detectives note one boy was released from Butler County Detention Home the prior Wednesday.
Sgt. Charles R. Jenkins of Rich Square North Carolina left a note to his mother before defecting to North Korea amid a DMZ patrol. He said he would reveal the truth and that he loved her. He cited discontent with South Korea and praised conditions in the North.
Bar 28 manager Juanita Sexton at 28 S Broad St. was attacked by a loud patron who spat profanity before grabbing and biting her hand. The bite caused a third finger laceration. Police advised her of rights to sign a warrant.
Mobile court dismisses a charge after learning the defendant, James A. Stringfellow, 23, pleaded guilty to permitting a minor to operate a car. He said the minor was his wife, aged 14, and the judge advised obtaining a learner's permit when she turns 15.
Officials of Armour and Co seek the caller who posed as a real estate employee to order $148 of food for a large country club party. A man collected the package on Tuesday and left without signing. No one connected to the firm recognizes the order or party.
A 17 year old girl was arrested by police at Central Avenue and Wall Alley at 5 30 a m on an auto theft charge. She was to have been turned over to Pre ble County juvenile authorities today.
Continental Grain Co. wins a 90,000 ton soybean export deal with the Soviet Union, premiering a major sale after the 1963 wheat transaction. The $1.1 million contract prompts seasonal futures highs and signals possible broader soy exports as shipments likely from Gulf ports begin, with cash payments and no disclosed negotiation details.
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