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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1967

Page

2

Death of Alfried Krupp Ends Era of a Cannon King

Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach died Sunday night just before his 60th birthday in Essen. He was the last sole owner of the Krupp empire and died amid plans to convert the firm into a public company. Survived by his son Arndt, Krupp had rebuilt the steel giant after WWII and had once led a war crimes sentence.

Essen Germany Alfried Krupp von Wc Mrapy Krupp Europe Arndt Otf Alfried Krupp Krupp Corporation House of Krupp John J. McCloy Krup Fried, Krupp Villa Huegel Alfried

Girl Wins 2 Twirling Contests in Ohio Weekend Meet

Lou Ann Evans of 401 Gideon Road won two first place trophies and a second place trophy in USTA baton twirling contests in Cincinnati and Cleveland. She topped 13-year-olds in advanced solo and fancy strutting in Cleveland, and took second in advanced solo in Finneytown on Saturday. Other local winners at Finneytown included Nan Bongiane, Jill Bennett, Sandra Haney, and Shirley Puckett among various age groups and event levels.

Lou Ann Evans Gideon Road USTA Cincinnati Cleveland Ina Finneytown High School Finneytown Nan Bongiane Julie Bennett Vicki Weinstein Jill Bennett Sandra Haney Sally Combs Sandy Snodgrass Debbie Ratliff Pricilla Strateman Carla Phelns Nancy Magee Shirley Puckett Ruth Hazard Cheryl Longworth Susan Bongiane Cinda Browning

Obituary for George Enderbrock Middletown Veteran Tool Engineer

George Charles Enderbrock aged 57 of 2810 Goldman Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 6 53 am after about six weeks illness. He lived in Middletown 21 years after moving from Cincinnati and worked as a tool engineer for Berkeley Electric Co for 20 years. Survived by wife Clara son Arthur at home daughter Carolyn Lacy of Franklin sister Warren Wettenger of Cincinnati and four grandchildren. Services set for 10 39 am Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Ken Moorehead officiating burial in Butler County Memorial Park. Friends may call tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.

George Charles Enderbrock Goldman Ave Middletown Hospital Enderbrock Middletown Cincinnati Barkeley Electric Co Clara Arthur Carolyn Lacy Franklin Warren Wettenger Joseph R. Baker & Sons Ken Moorehead Buria Butler County Memorial Park

Lingler Sr. Martin J. dies at 83 in Hamilton

Martin Lingler Sr. 83 of 620 Crescent Road Hamilton died last night in Fort Hamilton Hospital where he had been a patient since Thursday. He operated a coal and building supply firm in Hamilton for many years. Webb Funeral Home handles arrangements. A son Martin Lingler Jr. of Hamilton survives.

Hamilton Martin J. Lingler Sr Crescent Road Fort Hamilton Lingler Webb Funeral Home Martin Lingler Jr

Graveside rites set for Mrs Henrietta Mount Lantis

Mrs. Henrietta Mount Lantis 61 of Germantown Pike Carlisle dies at Middletown Hospital after a week as a patient. Graveside services are at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Carlisle Cemetery with flow ers omitted per family request. She taught in the Carlisle school system and Germantown schools and is survived by husband John son Rev Carlos Ray Lantis of New York City a brother Charles Mount Carlisle three sisters Janette Wiley Middle town Nancy Weiser Carlisle and Carrie Louise Mount Cincinnati and one grandchild.

Henrietta Mount Lantis Germantown Pike Carlisle Carlisle Cemetery John Arpp Germantown Carlos Ray Lantis New York City Charles Mount Janette Wiley Middletown Nancy Weiser Carrie Louise Mount Cincinnati

Sparky Dog program final set at Maple Park

The last Sparky the Dog fire prevention program for city youths will be at Maple Park playground on Wednesday at 10 30 a m with supervisor David Ballard in charge. Teams from Armco Spring Hill Gardner Avalon Sunset Miami Lincoln and Maple Park will represent at the finale. The event is sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation with the city fire department. a firefighter will perform on an 85 foot ladder and portray Sparky the Dalmatian. About 150 youngsters attended each of the prior two programs.

Sparky Maple Park David Ballard Armco Spring Hill Gardner Avalon Sunset Miami Lincoln Department of Parks and Recreation City Fire Department

Obituaries for Ida Mehl Oscar Johnson Clark Eversole Conrad Wagner

Readable notices list four individuals with ages and addresses. Ida Mehl, 61, of River Road, services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Oscar Johnson, 56, of Main Street, services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Clark Eversole, 83, of Ross Avenue, services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Conrad Wagner, 68, of Hancock Avenue, services today.

Ida Mehl River Road Brown-Dawson Oscar Johnson Main St Proeschel Clark Eversole Ross Ave Colligan Conrad Wagner Hancock Ave

Mrs De Severeky Dies After Long Illness At 60

Northport New York Mrs Alexander P De Severeky wife of an accomplished aircraft designer died Friday at her home after a long illness She was 60 years old

Northport N.Y Alexander P. de Severeky

1 000 Attend Patrol Posts Open Houses

Lebanon and Eaton Ohio State Patrol posts opened to the public drawing about 1000 visitors. Col. Robert Chiaramonte said both posts cost 105000 to build and house 12 officers plus trainees with multiple facilities. Sgt. David Sturtz and Sgt. A P Kinney commanded the posts.

Lebanon Ohio State Patrol Eaton Robert Chiaramonte Preble Darke Dan Chiaramonte

Violence Rekindles Riots In Milwaukee And Other Cities

The Associated Press reports three dead nationwide in flare-ups of rioting. In Milwaukee a policeman and an unidentified woman were found dead near a burned house, with 53 hospitalized and 70 fires in a predominantly Negro district. A state of emergency was declared, and National Guard and police were deployed in several cities after looting and unrest.

Milwaukee Wis Detroit Henry Maier Johnson Portland Ore San Bernardino Calif Riviera Beach Fla Wichita Kan Cleveland Ohio National Guard Nagro

Romney Ordered Federal Troops After Detroit Uprising

Governor Romney described two telegrams seeking federal help to quell looting arson and sniping in Detroit. He met with Clark and Vance to secure airborne troops, with Vance agreeing to a joint assessment and later indicating readiness to deploy. Johnson said troops were sent due to inability of local authorities to control the situation.

Romney Cavanagh Detroit Clark Michigan Contro Vance New Jersey Richard J. Hughes Newark New Ernor Johnson

Dining room tables and chairs: ideal measurements and tips

Tests suggest 24 inches of space per person at a table. A 30 inch wide table suits two facing diners with space for settings and feet. If space is limited, choose a narrower chair rather than reducing table size. Table height 28 to 29 inches is comfortable, and the top should be 10 to 12 inches higher than the chair seat.

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