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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1959

Page

3

Sheriff to Launch Youth Plan in Butler County

The Butler County Sheriff's Department will start the Sheriff's Athletic League in the South Middletown area. Sheriff Paul A. Pell says the program offers a well rounded mix of physical cultural and social activities for youths not affiliated with other groups. An organizational meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday July 15 at Amanda School auditorium to discuss details and take questions. The public is invited, especially residents of the involved communities. The SAL aims to build a better relationship between youths and the sheriff's department and to guide children toward good citizenship.

Butler County Sheriff's Department Sheriff's Athletic League South Middletown Paul A. Pell Pell Sheriff's Department Amanda Sheriff Pell SAS Board of Advisers Sal Barnitz Stadium Junior Chamber of Commerce Journal Weith

Camel Cecil Dies After Obstructed Tract At Miami Zoo

Cecil the camel known for a 1956 zookeeper wedding at Crandon Park Zoo died from an obstructed intestinal tract. The camel paired with Cerilia, produced Cequel and Manana, and a 1954–56 campaign funded a mate for Cecil.

Miami, Fla Cecil Robert Mattlin Crandon Park Zoo Miami Herald Cerilia Cequel Havana Zoo Manana

Mishaps mar holiday for five at Middletown Hospital

Five people were treated for injuries after a holiday weekend incident spree. Teddy Arnett aged four suffered abrasions after a fall from a moving car on Ottawa Avenue. Roy Wallen aged six fractured a left shoulder at home. R C Buckner, 21, shot himself in the upper right leg while cleaning a hunting rifle. Mrs John Collinsworth, 47, slipped and broke her left wrist. Elmer Seaion, 59, snapped his left ankle after a fall over a loose board.

Middletown Hospital Teddy Arnett Charles Arnett Glenn Ave Ottawa Avenue Roy Wallen Robert H. Smith Oxford State Rd West Middletown R. C. Buckner John Collinsworth Greentree Road Middletown

Driver Tries To Miss Dog In Fatal Street Collision

A swerving attempt to avoid a dog led Nicholas Kost to sideswipe a tree and strike a no parking sign on Nelbar Street at 7:27 a.m. A dog and a second car were involved. the dog was killed by Robert Hannah’s vehicle. Damages totaled 150 dollars to Kost’s car with no injury to the other. Police cited Lindsay Whitt for following too closely after a separate collision at S Main Street and Sth Avenue.

Nicholas Kost Euclid St Nelbar Street Robert Hannah Goldman Ave Lindsay Whitt Elwood St Helen O'Conner Linden Ave S. Main Street Sth Avenue

Shintoism Return Sought by Former Japanese PM

Former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida urges official restoration of Shintoism in Japan. He argues the religion should be reconnected with the state after being stripped by Allied occupation forces following World War II.

Tokyo Shigeru Yoshida

Bearing Starts Fire at Sorg Paper Co Plant

Firemen reported a blaze at the Sorg Paper Co plant yesterday started by a hot bearing in a machine. The fire caused no damage.

Sorg Paper Co

Deaths and Funerals Charles Carpenter 71 Armco Veteran

Charles K. Carpenter 71 of 2329 Tytus Ave. Middletown died at Middletown Hospital. He retired from Armco Steel in 1955 after 1936 service in the power department. Survived by wife Bertha, daughter Helen Vail, son Robert, siblings, five grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 a.m. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday.

Charles K. Carpenter Tytus Ave Middletown Hospital Armco Steel Corp Power Department Jefferson’ Lodge 90 F&am Middletown RAM Bellsville Ohio Cleveland Bertha Helen Vail San Marino Calif Robert Robert Elliott Chautauqua William Smith Toronto McCoy-Leffler Robert W. Ward Woodside Cemetery

Middletonian dies after long illness

Howard Dye 56 of 410 Aberdeen Dr died 11 50 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital after 2 years of ill health He lived in Middletown most his life except a decade in Santa Cruz California He is survived by his wife Dorothy two sons Robert H and Kenneth L a mother Emma Osmer a sister Mrs Russell Scott a brother Carl and two grandchildren The funeral will be 1 30 pm tomorrow at Riggs Funeral Home Rev H C Grunewald officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery calling hours today 2 5 and 7 9 pm

Howard Dye Aberdeen Dr Middletown Hospital Middletown Journal Santa Cruz Calif Middletown Dye St. Paul Evangelical & Reformed Church Dorothy H., C. Grunewald Woodside Cemetery

Reverend Walter Littman Dies at Garden Manor Nursing Home

The Rev. Walter Littman aged 66 formerly of West Middletown died at 10 a.m. yesterday at Garden Manor Nursing Home where he had resided for a year. He was a native of Sheboygan Wisconsin.

Walter Littman West Middletown Garden Manor Sheboygan Wis

James Beatty Dies in Mercy Hospital Following Self Inflicted Wound

James Beatty of Somerville died at Mercy Hospital after a five day stay. A native of Butler County and retired farmer, he was found to have died by self destruction. Coroner Dr Garret Boone ruled the death a suicide. Surviving are a daughter a grandchild and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Inman Funeral Home with Rev John Amstutz officiating. Burial in Hickory Flat Cemetery. Viewing today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Somerville James Beatty Lorenz, Augspurger Trenton Rt. 1 Mercy Hospital Beatty Butler County Garret Boone Beauty Inman Funeral Home John Amstutz Hickory Flat

Grace Williamson Dies After Long Illness In Waynesville

Grace Williamson 69 lifelong Waynesville resident died at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two sisters Ethel Houk of Dayton and Louella Brown of Franklin and two brothers Harold Williamson of Dayton and Ray Williamson of Cleveland. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Stubbs Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Waynesville Grace Williamson Middletown Hospital Ethel Houk Dayton Louella Brown Franklin Harold Williamson Ray Williamson Cleveland Stubbs Miami Cemetery Corwin

Ex Teacher at Middletown and Columbus Dies at 66

George Roudebush former Middletown High School teacher died Saturday in University Hospital Columbus after a heart attack at his Upper Arlington home. He coached in Middletown before 1920 moved to South Point School Lima then served 12 years as Columbus public schools superintendent retiring in 1949. Survived by wife Mabel three brothers and three sisters. Services by Schoedinger Chapel Columbus.

George Roudebush Middletown University Hospital Columbus Upper Arlington Goshen E. P. Roudebush Connersville Ind Robert Roudebush Cincinnati Ethel Roudebush Ft. Thomas, Ky Bess Roudebush Emma Roberts Schoedinger Chapel

General home tomorrow event window

A general notice indicates a home event or visit scheduled for tomorrow from 2 to 9 p.m. No further details on location or organizer are provided.

Obituary Notices Include Haverland Clapper Kimbreill Details

Leonard G Haverland 79 of 5440 Muskops has services at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Ann Church. Mrs Mary Clapper 77 formerly Hamilton has services 2 p m Wednesday Webb Funeral. Mrs Lou Ann Kimbreill 80 of 266 Hancock Ave has services 2 p m Wednesday Campbell Funeral Home.

Leonard G_ Haverland Muskops St. Ann Church Mary Clapper Hamilton Webb Funeral Home Lou Ann Kimbreill Hancock Ave Campbell Funeral Home

Polish pianist Maryla Jonas dies at 48

Maryla Jonas, renowned Polish pianist and child prodigy who performed since age nine, died Friday after a long illness. Frederick Lewisohn, 77, New York financier and founder of American Smelting & Refining Co. and Anaconda Copper Co., died Saturday in Monte Carlo from a heart attack.

New York Maryla Jonas Miss Jonas Monte Carlo Frederick Lewisohn Lewisohn American Smelting & Refining Co Anaconda Copper Co

Liquor Permit Bid Refused Near Boone Craft

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control denied Boone Craft's application for a new C-1 and C-2 liquor permit at 2900 Yankee Road. The carryout beer permit was refused as detrimental to children frequenting the area after objections from Oneida.

Boone Craft Yankee Rd Ohio Department of Liquor Control Oneida

Civitan to Install New Officers at Middletown Meeting

Civitan Club to install new officers at tomorrow's noon meeting. Winton Steller, manager of the Middletown Safety Council, will show a colored film of Canada's inland waterways at the Manchester Hotel.

Civitan Club Winton Steller Middletown

School Proximity Sparks Store Clerk Debate

Elementary School officials object to a new store claimed to be within 500 feet of the school. The dispute centers on zoning and safety rules affecting storefront placement near the campus.

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