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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
2
Obituary notices detail services for Henry T Barnhart 79 of Maineville and William F Murphy 63 of Germantown with burial plans in South Lebanon Mound Hill and David Cemeteries. Survivors include spouses children and siblings. additional memorials note Augustus Rudolf Rose formerly of Dayton. Services and visitations scheduled across Oswald Riggs Tobias Riesinger memorial facilities.
Mrs Myrta Catherine Darnold 71 of Cape Coral Florida formerly Middletown died at 1 50 a m at Lee Memorial Hospital Fort Myers after an extended illness Born in Germantown she moved to Florida eight years ago Surviving Earnest husband Ernest E son Middletown two grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services 2 p m Monday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Viewing Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
Mrs Marguerite McDowell of 22 Glenmore Drive died of cancer at 4 20 am today in Middletown Hospital after two years of illness. She was a member of Circle No 3 of First United Methodist Church. Survived by son Charles W and C William of Lexington Kentucky a daughter Mrs Judith Staton of Middletown and two brothers.
Mrs Bertha Phillips aged 76 of 225 Charles Street died at 8 40 pm Wednesday in Middletown Hospital after a long illness. She retired 14 years ago from Raymond Bay Co. Survived by two daughters Norma Rhodes Middletown Mildred Kinder Leavenworth Kan two sons Winford Raymond of Middletown eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Burial at Woodside Cemetery after Riggs Funeral Home services with Bishop Rolph officiating. Funeral home hours Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
Franklin resident Lucy Shumate 62 died at her Chicago home after living in Franklin. Survived by eight daughters and three sons plus 27 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services planned for Saturday at East Bank West Virginia. Vulcanologists said Mount Etna eruption ended after 58 days. Villagers returned to damaged homes near Fornazzo and Sant Alfio. Lava cooled fields and orchards. emergency states lifted. An estimated 50 million cubic feet of lava flowed.
Pomeroy Ohio residents will host the Big Ben Regatta Weekend June 18 to 20. The event, organized by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, features the state frog jump along with outboard boat races on the Ohio River, a parade, carnival, boat show and flea market.
Washington AP Sen ate leaders push to curb debate on the draft extension bill if voluntary time limits on amendments fail. A petition for talk curbs could be filed Friday, with a Tuesday vote on limiting debate remaining amendments including the McGovern Hatfield measures.
Monroe resident James Sutter told Butler County officers that a battery an air cleaner and other articles worth 72 dollars were stolen from his car left for repairs in a service station lot at 1 75 and Tylersville Road. Albert Williams reported a jacket and eyeglasses worth 35 dollars taken from a bench at LeSourdsville Lake amusement park.
In Pretoria AP report a severe lava shortage since April 5 prompts hospitals in Johannesburg area to hire more non whites for domestic chores as eruption marks the fourth largest since 1669 in Catania.
Peter J. Matthews aged 4 received Eagle Scout rank at a Trenton Lions Club sponsored Troop 25 ceremony. Son of Dr. and Mrs. Michael A Matthews of 3235 North Miami Street Trenton he attends Trenton Middle School and has earned the Arrow of Light Award and the Honor Scout Award. He plans to attend the World Jamboree in Japan this summer.
A coalition leader says the Kent protest was canceled due to no defense fund money to aid arrested demonstrators. About 200 protesters marched on Main and Water Streets, ignored a city order, and dispersed after a noon rally at Kent State. No arrests were reported.
Senate subcommittees will investigate drug addiction among soldiers and veterans. A June 9 review will examine Pentagon policy on drug offenders, and a June 15-16 joint hearing will address inadequate treatment for addicted veterans discharged for undesirable conduct. The hearings aim to reveal how addiction affects active personnel and the veteran population.
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