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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1968
Page
20
The Sunset Pool runs six two week sessions for 5 and 6 year olds with adult supervision. Classes occur July 22 24 26 29 31 and August 2 with 6 year olds 10 15 to 10 55 and 5 year olds 11 to 11 45 on Mon Wed and Fri. Registration is $1 during 6 to 9 pm with the Sunset Pool cashier next week.
A South Lebanon woman, Carel Fay Mayes, filed suit in Butler County Common Pleas against Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association alleging policy benefits for an April 6, 1964 injury and subsequent left leg amputation, and alleging premium notices were not received before due. She seeks a court determination of her rights.
The Cincinnati Power Squadron calls for registrations for its thirtieth annual free basic piloting classes at the University of Cincinnati Medical College. Registration is Monday Sept 9 from 8 to 10 p.m at the college. Contact Ted Hall for details at 821 2848.
A 1968 World rights card presents a numerical fortune game. Readers count letters in their first name, adjust by rules, then check key numbers across a rectangle to reveal a hidden message. The puzzle is a playful daily greeting from King Features Syndicate.
Three groups the Welfare Rights Organization the Poor People Campaign and the Ohio Steering Committee for Adequate Welfare plan a Monday march on the statehouse in Columbus Ohio. They demand repeal of federal work requirements for women on aid to dependent children and call for a guaranteed annual family income.
In Xenia Ohio a prefabricated model home built in four days was consumed by a fire estimated to be arson. The vacant $9,000 structure, unfinished and unfurnished, stood as a model for Tom Welsh Realty and was destroyed in about an hour.
A collection of short notices seeking lost pets and items. Brown and white Collie Angie rewards. Schnauzer Barbara Park area. white dog Sandy Carlisle area. baby and puppy finds. White Poodle Pierre reward. miniature Collie Creekview. wallet Dixie Cruise Inn reward. keys Middletown Journal. red tool box Crawford area reward.
Mrs Ethel G 79 of 1815 Dei St Wyandotte Michigan died July ith at Southgate Rest Home Friends may visit Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 p m Service Monday 7 p m Interment Woodside Cemetery Arrangements by McCoy Leffler 423 9443 Wilma Louise Kissick 39 of 100 Moore St died at General Hospital Cincinnati July 10 at 530 p m Friends may call Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Friday 3 5 and 7 9 p m Remains go to Crawford Street Church of God Saturday 9 a m to lie in state until 10 a m service Rev Herschel Ca dull officiating Interment Woodside Cemetery Funeral home contact 422 5405.
A Salvadoran widow Mortensia Beltran Rivas and her five children gain a temporary foothold in the United States as the House Judiciary Committee considers a bill to grant them citizenship. An El Paso immigration official says she will be released on recognizance without bond if she can find work and no deportation action will occur until the bill’s decision.
William E. MacDonald aged 63 died Thursday in Lincoln. He served 42 years in radio broadcasting and was farm service director for station KFOR Lincoln.
Notices announce a Webelos Scouts Den 5 drive until Sept 1 with pickup contact Jack Farland and John Harbin. Also offers a free religious film for churches, a beam bottles screening at Ray's Cafe, wig party services with contact numbers, and a no-responsibility notice by Joseph Esselman regarding debts from July 11 1968.
Classified notices list multiple painting interior exterior services with guarantees. Entries include names like Clara Rook Ferguson Janet Ewing Sanda Meadows and James Banks plus contact numbers 424 3292 422 9741 855 2772 423 3430 422 5043 423 6959 422 3019 424 1936 423 2944 and firms Town and Country Decorators and Art's Painting offering estimates and insured work.
President Johnson reviews a Marine Corps parade at the Marine Barracks and later slips on the bottom step while greeting generals and Secret Service agents rush to assist. He rises, jokes about the last step, and heads to his limousine.
Five Ohio women pilots were among early finishers in the Powder Puff Derby cross country race at Savannah. Connie Jones of Painesville Patricia E Collier of Dellville Marya H Giesey of Worthington Pat Fairbanks and Janis R Kuechenmeister of Cincinnati were the Ohio entrants.
Jerry W. Sproat of Cambridge was given life in the Ohio Penitentiary after unexpectedly pleading guilty to second degree murder on the third day of his first degree murder trial. He was accused in the shotgun death of 21 year old Charles E. Freeman at Freeman's Cambridge apartment during a March 6 party.
Catholic men invited to join the Knights of Columbus urging investigation. Contact 422 5161 for details.
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