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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1967

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals In Monroe and Bay Pines

Webster B Smith 48 a biology teacher at Middletown High School died at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after a period of illness. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter two sisters a brother and his parents. Funeral services will be held at Riggs Funeral Home Monroe with burial pending. The Heart Fund is requested in lieu of flowers. Dr Marlett a Spanish American War Veteran optometrist died at the Veterans Administration Center Bay Pines Florida leaving a son two daughters and four grandchildren.

Webster B. Smith Austin Smith Monroe Middletown High School Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Phyllis Stanley Rebecca Jeanne Elizabeth Griest Gennett Smith Springfield Luther Houston Tex C. Sidney Smith Riggs Harold Stafford Heart Fund Neral Marlett Veterans Administration Center Bay Pines Fla St. Cloud Tom Los Angeles Ruth Miller Rosemary Gloeckler Middletown

Albert L. Prewitt 70 dies in Columbia

Albert L. Prewitt aged 70 and father of Mrs. Helen Steinmetz of Middletown died yesterday at Baptist Hospital in Columbia South Carolina. Services and burial will be in Columbia with arrangements by the Dunbar Funeral Home.

Albert L. Prewitt Helen Steinmetz Middletown Baptist Hospital Columbia S. C Dunbar Funeral Home

Death notice for George W. Puckett 64 Middletown

George William Puckett 64 of 4519 Central Ave died at 9 30 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after 24 days as a patient He retired from Diamond National Corp last April as a tour power foreman Mill No 1 He belonged to Eagles Lodge Survived by wife Joan two daughters Mrs Alan Jaffe Morrisstown N Y and Mrs Frank Kaurich Columbus a sister Mrs Harry Bang o Middletown and seven grandchildren Services at 10 a m tomorrow McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Edmund Coch Burial Butler County Memorial Park Funeral home today 3 00 5 00 and 7 00 9 00 p m

George William Puckett Central Ave Middletown Hospital Puckett Diamond National Corp Mill No. 1 Eagles Lodge Joan Alan Jaffee Morrisstown N. Y Frank Kaurich Columbus

Mrs Mary R Jacobs 82 dies in Middletown Ohio

Mrs Mary R Jacobs aged 82 of 37 S Clinton St Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 9 p m after six days as patient in failing health. Born in Falmouth Kentucky she had lived in Middletown since 1906. Survived by husband William a son Eugene Cincinnati five daughters Middletown residents three brothers 16 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church 9:30 a m Monday burial Butler County Memorial Park Rosary at Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 7 to 9 p m with Rosary at 7:30 p m

Mary R. Jacobs S. Clinton St Middletown Hospital Jacobs Falmouth Middletown Old Wardlow- Thomas Paper Co William Eugene Cincinnati Ann Gehm Helen Ernst Pearl Billman Ruth Farmer Mary Eichhorn San Francisco George Harmon Stroub John Stroub New Richmond Ind Holy Trinity Church Butler County Memorial Park Schramm Funeral Home

Services for George Davis in Lebanon area

George Davis 88 formerly of Lebanon died Wednesday at Otterbein Home. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Otterbein Home chapel with burial at Maineville Cemetery. Friends may visit 7 to 9 p.m. today. Survivors are nieces and nephews. Oswald Memorial Home arranging.

Lebanon George Davis Otterbein Maineville Davis Oswald

Franklin man Wayne Richardson dies after heart attack

Wayne Richardson 51 of 8754 Sue Ave. Middletown died at 1 55 a m at Middletown Hospital four tours after a heart attack. A salesman for Perfect Plus Hosiery Co he was born in Greenwood Missouri. Survived by wife Geneva three daughters Peggy Stanifer Patricia Vaughn and Saundra at home two sisters Maffey Long Lottie Lamb and six grandchildren. Services 2 p m Monday at Eaton Funeral Home Rev H R Garland officiating burial Woodhill Cemetery. Funeral home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m.

Franklin Wayne Richardson Sue Ave Middletown Hospital Richardson The Perfect Plus Hosiery Co Greenwood Geneva Peggy Stanifer Patricia Vaughn Middletown Saundra Maffey Long Red Lion Lottie Lamb Oregonia Eaton Funeral Home H. R Garland Woodhill Cemetery Funeral

Services for Dr C C Marlett Held in Middletown

Dr C C Marlett 91 a retired Middletown optometrist will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the McCoy Lef Funeral Home in Middletown. He practiced in the city for many years and was known for his community service.

C. C. Marlett Middletown McCoy-Lef

Effie Brodrick 78 Funeral Services Held

Mrs Effie I Brodrick 78 died yesterday at home burial set in Woodside Cemetery Rev Robert McNamara to officiate Burial arrangements pending with Oxford State Road address on file Mother of Ernest Brodrick who resides at 2107 Friends may call at the funeral home until services are held.

Fler Robert McNamara Effie I. Brodrick Side Cemetery Ernest Brodrick Oxford

Powell Faces Contempt Appeal On Route To New York

Deposed congressman Adam Clayton Powell heads to New York to appeal a criminal contempt of court citation. He is due to arrive at Kennedy Airport at 11 32 a m and will be met by the New York County sheriff who will place him under technical arrest. Powell’s lawyers aim to obtain a stay of the arrest order and permission to appeal from the State Supreme Court with Robert L Carter and Henry Williams guiding the case.

NEW York Adam Clayton Powell Powell Kennedy Robert L. Carter National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Henry Williams Harlem State Supreme Court

Sherwood Singers Tour to Franklin Dayton and Greenville

The Sherwood Singers from Odessa Texas perform in Franklin at 11 AM and Middletown at noon and Fashion Fair at 1 PM during a 16 day 3000 mile tour. They also sing at Greater Dayton Baptist New Life Crusade Welcome Stadium Dayton. Visitation 3 to 5 Saturday Kreuzer Funeral Home Arcanum. Services Sunday 2 PM Ithaca Cemetery burial.

Sherwood Singers Odessa Tex Laynecrest Franklin Middletown Greater Kreuzer Arcanum Ithaca Funeral

Olympic swimming champion Richard Howell dies at 63

Chicago AP report notes Richard Howell, 63, Olympic swimming champion from 1924, died Thursday of a lung ailment. Howell won the 1500 meter freestyle in Paris in 1924, leaving a lasting mark in the sport.

Chicago Richard Howell Paris

Public figures on arms sales differ between government and Congress

Rep Henry Reuss says government figures released to the public conflict with secret testimony given to Congress on arms sales to foreign nations. He accuses the Defense Department of concealing the Export-Import Bank's role. After Pentagon testimony, the House Banking Committee approved extending the Export-Import Bank charter and boosting its authority by 4.5 billion.

Washington Henry Reuss Congress United States Congress Reuss Defense Department Federal Export-Import Bank U.S Pentagon House Banking Committee State Department Reus

Bethlehem Steel Hit By Strike at Burns Harbor Plant

Bethlehem Steel plant workers halted operations and formed picket lines at Burns Harbor Indiana delaying the 11 pm to 7 am shift. A company spokesman denied knowledge of the labor dispute and said Local 6787 of the United Steel Workers had not contacted management. The plant on Lake Michigan shore employs about 1600 workers.

Burns Harbor Ind Bethlehem Steel Corp United Steel Workers Lake Michigan Shore Gary

McKinnon Pleads Guilty to Reduced Assault Charge

Sylvester McKinnon, 21, of Hamilton pled guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to a lesser assault and battery charge. He was fined 100 and received a 60 day suspended jail sentence. The incident stemmed from a March 3 altercation at the Boars Head Oxford with manager Don Wilson who testified McKinnon flashed a lighter he claimed was a gun. A weapon was later found in a car he rode in.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Butler County Sylvester McKinnon Hanover Street Grand Boar's Head East High Street Oxford Don Wilson McKinnon

Hamilton man sentenced in niece beating case

A 23 year old Hamilton man William A Terry who pled guilty to first degree manslaughter in the March 21 beating death of his 21 month old niece Heidi Miller has been returned from Lima State Hospital for sentencing. He had been committed for observation and doctors found he was not mentally ill or deficient. He said he struck the child because she cried and he could not quiet her.

Hamilton Lima State Hospital William A. Terry Heaton Sr Fred B. Cramer J. O. Crist Terry Heidi Miller

Rightist German Paper Publishes Hitler Picture Controversy

Munich police confiscated a right wing weekly after showing Adolf Hitler on the front in a revised edition. The district attorney ordered the seizure, saying it violated law, while publisher Gerhard Frey defended the issue and pressed for restitution and wartime accountability.

Munich Germany Hitler Adolf Ler Israel Egypt Syria Jordan Moshe Dayan Auschwitz Poland Deutsche National and Soldaten Zeitung Gerhard Frey

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