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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
The YMCA reports Monday dances attract 200 to 300 youths with 9 percent involved in occasional fights. Officials say incidents peaked earlier but have since cooled as a youth council works with staff to reform the program for fall.
William C Fowler 73 retired teacher died on his Lesage farm after a two year residence with his daughter Mrs Glenith Maxwell. Surviving include a son Nolan and three sisters and a brother. Services set for 10 am Saturday at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin with burial at Woodhill Cemetery. Fred Addis 78 of 312 Mound St died after an extended illness at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Visitation 6 to 9 pm today Oswald Funeral Home and burial Blanchester Cemetery. he operated a local service station. Surviving are his wife Stella and a sister.
Richard Moore Sr. 63 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 3 50 p m after a two year illness. A 30 year Armco Steel employee he lived in Middletown 32 years and attended Phillips Chapel CME Church. Survived by his wife Mary Lucy six sons Richard Jr Airman Luther Paul and Anthony and three daughters Mary Williams Ethel Barbara Jean Margar et Moore and two grandchildren. Services Monday 2 pm at Phillips Chapel AME Church with Rev D H Holmes officiating Burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Jordan Hall Funeral Home Sunday after 6 pm and from noon Monday at the church.
Mrs. Susan Scanlan, 70, longtime Waynesville resident, died at 11:55 a.m. yesterday at Middle town Hospital after admission earlier today. She is survived by son Fallis Paine of 508 The Alameda and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin.
Nachenum Lodge 145 of the Order of the Arrow plans its annual work weekend at Camp Hook. Members meet at 7 p m tomorrow and hold a lodge meeting at 8 p m with Ronald Bales as lodge chief. Saturday, Donald Horton leads the service committee with Tom Sant directing assignments to ready Camp Hook for its 33rd opening June 22, followed by a swim period.
David Reynolds 21 of Oneka Street was cited for failure to yield at a Glenwood Avenue and Pearl Street collision. Jeff Peck 61 of Yankee Road drove the other car and Trissie Peck of Yankee Road was treated at Middletown Hospital for a back injury.
Mrs Mary Edna Buckley 67 of Hubble Street Eaton dies Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton after two years illness. Survived by husband Walter daughter Ruth Lowman of Eaton sister Mamie Mann and brother John L Mann. Services Saturday at Church of the Visitation with Rev Roland Flinn officiating burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Barnes Pemavel Home tomorrow after 2 p.m.
Floyd O Garner 48 of Morrow Rt 1 dies after a long illness at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home burial in Morrow Cemetery Surviving wife Helen a son a daughter three sisters and three brothers also listed Leo Ollie Haverland 69 of Hamilton Requiem High Mass 9 a m Saturday St Stephen Church Lt Col Donald Wynn 38 of Oxford services today Riverside California
A drunken driving case in Hudson Massachusetts ends with the motorist thanking the three arresting officers. He credits their action with preventing a highway fatality and possibly harming others. The driver notes the suspension saved lives.
Mrs. Lida Rothgeb 94 a longtime Middleton native and Golden Age Club member died Monday. A memorial service was held at the club meeting with 65 members attending. She was born in 1855 near Maple Park and grew up in Middletown living with her sons Walter Homer Harold and later at 2012 Erie Ave.
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