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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals John J. Bunn Dies at 78

John J. Bunn, 78, of 902 N University Blvd, longtime Middletown educator, died at Middletown Hospital after a lengthy illness. He taught in Sugar Tree Ridge and Rockdale School, led Maple Park School as principal, and organized many firsts in local education before retiring in 1959. Survived by wife Sentrilla, children Paul Brewer and Hugh, siblings, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home. burial in Sugar Tree Ridge Cemetery. Memorial fund suggested.

John J. Bunn N. University Blvd Middletown Middletown Hospital Mr. Bunn Sugar Tree Ridge Hillsboro Rt. 747 Rockdale School Maple Park John Schwartz Butler County Bunn Maple Park School Wilmington College Miami University Ohio Education Association National Education Association Butler County Teachers Association Columbus Sentrilla Paul Brewer Hugh West Carrollton Walter Dayton McCoy-Leffler Austin Whitmore Sugar Tree Ridge Cemetery Highland County Russell Weatherwax Sr

Bicycle accident fatal for 9 year old in Columbus

Randy J. Schubal aged 9 of Columbus died in Riverside Hospital from injuries after a bicycle collision with a car near his home. He was injured May 24 in the incident and died Thursday.

Columbus Ohio Randy J. Schubal Riverside Hospital

Services for Mae Jordan Held at Bethel AME Church

Funeral services for Mae Jordan 40 formerly of Midgetown are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Bethel AME Church with the Rev Rudolph Pringle officiating. Burial will follow in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at Jordan Memorial Chapel Sunday after 2 p.m. Jordan died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital. She had

Mae Jordan Midgetown Bethel Ame Church Rudolph Pringle Lebanon Cemetery Jordan Memorial Chapel Jordan Middletown Hospital

Crashes Cause $1,400 In Vehicle Damages Across Six Incidents

Police logged six crashes with total damage of 1400 dollars and no injuries. Citations issued include Wilton Nicholson for unsafe distance, Clyde Watson for red light and license issues, and Michael Snyder for failing to yield. Victims involved Henry Crenshaw and others in Cincinnati and Franklin areas.

Wilton D. Nicholson 14Th Ave Henry Crenshaw 11Th Ave Crenshaw Nicholson Sutphin Street Central Avenue Snyder

Awards Given To Manchester Ninth Graders

Manchester Junior High honored ninth graders with multiple awards during promotion exercises. David Wilson won the O s award for science. Michael Hensley and Theodore Miller shared the Thomas award for mathematics. Bud Bierly was Athlete of the Year with runners up Bob Griffis and Chris Cornells. Eight Booster Club scholarship recipients posted straight A averages: Lynn Chaney, Greg Converse, Jennifer Elam, Deborah Gephart, Michael Hensley, Kathy Herald, Ede Holiday, Marianne Von Busch. Deborah Gephart and Ronnie Price earned citizenship awards. Ede Holiday won the student council essay prize. Jerry Brown presented promotion certificates to 210 students as L J Ragland noted the class was the largest in six years.

Manchester David Wilson Arba Thomas Michael Hensley Theodore Miller Bud Bierly Bob Griffis Chris Lynn Chaney Greg Converse Jennifer Elam Deborah Gephart Kathy Herald Ede Holiday Marianne von Busch Student Council American Legion Ronnie Price Jerry Brown Lof Board of Education L. J.ragland

Residence Claim in Wilberforce for Three-Year Period

A statement asserting residency in Wilberforce for the past three years is noted as part of a longer personal or legal document. The fragment indicates location stability and duration but lacks broader context.

Wilberforce

Hamilton Deaths Requiem High Mass Tomorrow

August Bach age 76 of 2149 Madison Avenue will lie in state at St. Ann's Church as a Requiem High Mass is held at 9 30 a m tomorrow.

August Bach Madison Ave St. Ann's Church

Obituaries Across Cities Honor Notable Leaders

In Newton Mark Bortman 71 longtime civic leader and National Historical Sites Commission member died Thursday. In New Haven Mrs Margaret Rudkin 69 founder of Pepperidge Farm died Thursday of cancer. In Walnut Creek Rear Adm John W Landegran 68 retired Navy officer died Wednesday of a heart attack. In Los Angeles A C Cy Rubel 72 retired Union Oil Co. chairman died Wednesday.

Newton Mass Mark Bortman National Historical Sites Commission New Haven Conn Margaret Rudkin Pepperidge Farm Inc Walnut Creek Calif John W. Landegran Los Angeles A.C Cy” Rubel The Union Oil Co California

Stock manipulation probe widens as indictments loom

The American Stock Exchange begins its own inquiry into alleged market rigging linked to Pentron Electronics and other stocks. Osborn Andreas, former Pentron director, is named in an indictment with other Chicago and New York figures as federal probes widen and potential additional charges arise. Pentron officials deny any officer involvement and pledge cooperation.

New York President Exchange Ralph Saul Associated Press Stock Exchange Chicago Pentron nation-Pentron Wall Street Anj American Exchange Al-L Pentron Electronics Cal Osborn Andreas Cleveand Ohio

Narcotics Conviction Revoked for Ex Akron Mayor’s Son

Portage County Common Pleas Judge Robert Cook revoked the 2 to 15 year narcotics sentence of Edward O. Erickson Jr., 22, son of a former Akron mayor. Erickson received a one day tour of Mansfield Reformatory and one year probation after his earlier conviction for possession of narcotics. Akron police had arrested him in 1966 during a marijuana probe.

Akron, Ohio Akron Portage County Common Pleas Robert Cook Edward O. Erickson Jr Mansfield Reformatory Erickson Cook

Miami Soph Crash Victim

Funeral services will be held Saturday in Massillon for Miami University student Bruce William Houghton, a sophomore in Arts and Sciences, who was killed Wednesday night near Massillon while riding his motorcycle home from work. He died four hours after the accident at Timken Mercy Hospital in Canton.

Oxford Massillon Miami University Bruce William Houghton Houghton Miami College of Arts & Science Canton Timken Mercy Hospital

Police Briefs Include Air Rifle Shooting Claim

Allen Roney 12 son of James and Mrs Roney 3106 Hampton Place says three boys with an air rifle shot him while he biked on Aberdeen Drive yesterday. Police could not locate any gunmen. A 16 year old drank a half pint of alcohol and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Elvin Atkinson 2401 Central Ave reported his car missing after 1 am and recovered at 3 am with $200 power tools missing from the auto. Danny Moon 4104 Riverview Ave reports three windows at his home broken by rocks valued at $230.

Allen Roney James Roney Hampton Place Aberdeen Drive Middletown Hospital Elvin Atkinson Central Ave Danny Moon Riverview Ave

Eagles Secretary's Widow Denied Workmen's Benefits

The Butler County jury ruled that J Cecil Butts died while not on the job, denying Mildred Butts workmen's compensation. Butts, longtime lodge secretary for Middletown Lodge 528, collapsed at a lodge meeting Oct 15, 1963, after mediating a membership dispute. widow contends heart attack linked to duties.

J Cecil Butts Fraternal Order of Eagles Middletown Butts Butler County Fred B. Cramer Mildred Butts Erie Ave Jack Casper Mr. Butts Ohio

Emergency funds released for Lebanon Correctional Institution reconstruction

The State Controlling Board released nearly eight million dollars for various projects in Columbus, including 250000 for reconstructing the Lebanon Correctional Institution after November’s fire. LCI suffered over 1 million in damages, with shops like the auto tag sign and metal furniture shops affected.

Lebanon Correctional Institution State Controlling Board Columbus LCI

Plywood-Champion Declares Dividend Payable July 12

Directors of U S Plywood Champion Papers Inc declare a quarterly dividend of 37.2 cents per share on common stock payable July 12 to holders of record June 16. They also set dividends on preferred issues payable June 16 to holders of record July 1: 1.1875 dollars on 4% stock, 1.375 dollars on 5.50 percent cumulative stock, and 0.30 dollars on 1.20 dollar cumulative convertible stock.

U.S. Plywood- Champion Papers Inc

Tobacco Cultivation Introduced to New Mexico by Spaniards

The article states that tobacco farming was brought to New Mexico by Spanish explorers, marking an early introduction of tobacco agriculture in the region.

New Mexico

Butler County Extends Immunity to Juveniles in Rights Policy

Capt. Stanley Corey discloses a memorandum guiding deputies to inform juveniles of their rights before questioning. The policy, developed with Judge David Black and Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel, directs referrals to parents or the Juvenile Detention Center if parents opt out, and requires specific charges and parental permission for school contact.

Judy Garland Plans September Wedding to Publicist

Hollywood AP reports Judy Garland, age 44, will marry publicist Tom Green, 29, in September at the chapel of Dartmouth College, N H. Garland notes two years of love and cites happiness after divorcing her fourth husband Mark Herron last April. Sid Luft, one ex husband, will attend.

Judy Garland Hollywood (Ap Tom Green Miss Garland Green Mark Herron Sid Luft Dartmouth College N.H

Ben Nevis Crowned Britain’s Tallest Peak

Ben Nevis in Scotland stands as the highest mountain in Great Britain, reaching the tallest summit in the country and attracting hikers and climbers to its rugged flanks.

Ben Nevis Scotland Great Britain

Maddox Bans Miniskirts

Gov. Lester Maddox ordered miniskirts banned from his office and warned male staff to keep hair trimmed. A memorandum circulated by aides called for standards limiting hair and skirt lengths as part of an office discipline effort.

Atlanta Lester Maddox Ottawa Canada Common Service Maddox Nya Uganda Tanzania Foreign Aid Office

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John Bunn Armbruster Verity and Girards Liberal Met Chorin Cole Slaw Mrs. Mae Jordan Harold Ballonoff Pentron Electronics Corp Soph Eagles LCI Funds Plywood Capt Corey Dobbler Bros. Inc Oxford State RD Vincente Minelli David Rose ELITE S. Brezel Blvd S. State Trenton Crawford ST Reg Beck Talbert Pontiac
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