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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1967
Page
2
A Moscow radio tribute to the three United States astronauts who died in the Cape Kennedy I firing tragedy expressed deep grief and sympathy. The broadcast praised their sacrifice for space exploration and urged peaceful use of space discoveries.
Police refer a two year old and two other youths to Butler County juvenile authorities after alleged gas theft from a car Friday night at Goldman Park railroad. Burglary attempt at Carl Armbruster residence 2116 South Main Street fails as burglars pry at a south window with a screwdriver.
Richard Lampley of 96 Ninth Ave. says about 5 dollars was stolen from his billfold while attending a party on Grove Street Friday night.
Snowbound Chicago and Michigan communities faced two feet or more of snow and widespread disruptions. Sixty eight deaths across five states were linked to the blizzard as authorities sought to reopen roads and restore deliveries. Emergency crews used helicopters and plows to reach isolated groups and many looters were arrested as Chicago battled outages and gunfire incidents.
Four people were injured last night when a car went out of control on Rt 4 near Jerry's Restaurant, striking a tree at 9 30 p.m. Mercy Hospital said one victim was from Middletown and police listed two as very seriously injured and one as critical. Names withheld pending notification.
Mrs Margaret Hayes 55 native of Morrow died Friday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Regiem High Mass at Church of Nativity Cincinnati Burial Gate Heaven Cemetery Montgomery Survived by two sons Michael Patrick four daughters Peggy Julie Rosemary and Mrs Kathleen Brannen three sisters five grandchildren Arrangements Nurre Brothers Funeral Home Cincinnati Grand Avenue Church of God officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery
Pearl Johnson 84 formerly of Middletown died Friday night at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Widow of James L Johnson she lived with daughter Mary Patrick in Fairfield the last 11 years. Survived by four sons Frank Ogden Utah Alex St Petersburg Wiley James Dayton and 14 grandchildren Visitation 2 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Services 10 30 a m
Leslie F. Raine 82 of Mt. Pleasant Home Monroe died Friday night in Miami Florida while visiting. Funeral services are 2 30 p m Tuesday at Wilson Memorial with the Rev Irvin W Emmons officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation is Monday until 9 p m at the funeral home. Masonic rites are planned for 7 30 p m tomorrow.
Mrs Ethel Swarts 67 mother of Mrs Josephine Conlee of 2003 Roosevelt Ave Middle Town died yesterday in a Dayton hospital. Survived by seven daughters four sons one sister two brothers and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Richardson Funeral Home Owensville Ky. Burial planned at Stull Cemetery Olympia.
A large barn on Walter L. Bake’s farm near Middletown burned in the early hours, destroying a new boat and trailer, three tractors, a pickup, corn planter, wagons, lawn mowers, hay and straw. Livestock were saved and firefighters from multiple towns fought the blaze amid subfreezing temps. damage estimates await full assessment.
Police reported one minor injury in eight local accidents yesterday. Two motorists were cited and total damage estimated at 1675 dollars. Individual incidents include William Kendricks hurt by a car hitting a tree on 14th Avenue, with brakes failing, causing 1000 dollar damage to the Kendricks vehicle.
Washington and Kansas eliminated 1 151 school districts last year leading in consolidations. Iowa followed with 483 districts as reported by the U S Office of Education.
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