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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
2
A series of crashes in Middletown area details an 8-year-old boy hit by a car on Hanover Avenue with 21 feet of skid marks. other incidents include a car striking a home, a curb jump, and multiple minor injuries. Police report eight city accidents since yesterday morning with property damage over $2,000.
Laurence Joseph Kleman 60 of 5529 Liberty Fairfield Road Hamilton died at 1 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after years of ill health. A Frigidaire retiree, he lived in Hamilton six months and in Middletown 23 years. Survived by wife Annamae son Barney H Delphos stepson Floyd Slone Middletown stepdaughter Armitia Williams Miamisburg two step grandchildren five great grandchildren four brothers Harry St Petersburg Alton Ottawa Frank Columbus Sylvester Glendord four sisters Margaret Filerbrook Emma Uphouse Mary McGrew Helen Drall. Requiem high mass 9:30 a.m. Friday at St John’s Church. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday Riggs Funeral Home call 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery.
Mrs Alice Koogle 30 formerly of Germantown died of a heart attack yesterday at 53 California St Farmersville She was born in Dayton and had lived in Farmersville 10 years Surviving her husband Herman four daughters Margaret Smith Betty Rose Marie and Rita Dianne at home a son David at home and a grandchild Services will be held at 1 am Thursday at St Augustine Church with burial in Willowview Cemetery Dayton Prayers will be offered at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the John Arpp Funeral Home Friends may call there after 2 p.m. tomorrow
Clyde Mears 78 of 812 S Breiel Blvd will have funeral services tomorrow at 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial will be in North Monroe Cemetery. A retired Lucor Paper Co employee he was killed in an auto accident on Route 122. A sister Mrs Nellie Boone of Otterbein Home also survives.
Joseph J. Regensburg 63 of 70% Trenton- Franklin Road died yesterday at Cincinnati VA Hospital after a year of declining health. A retired mechanic and World War II veteran, he was born in Columbia Tennessee. Survived by a daughter F. R. Sickle Middletown a brother Thomas Kansas City Mo four sisters and four grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9:00 a.m. Thursday at St. Peter Claver Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Rosary at Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
Obituary notices for multiple Butler County residents include Ear le lives in Oxford and Hamilton, with listed ages and addresses. Services scheduled for Thursday or Wednesday by Marshall-Smith, Obituary references mention Catherine Lotz, Frank Vossler, Emma Davies, Klaus Weigel, and Emma Davies. locations include Oxford Hamilton and Okeana with various street addresses.
Middletown Aviation Club will entertain Sertoma Club members tomorrow with steak dinners and free plane rides. Sixty people are expected to attend the annual event at the aviation group's clubhouse on Carmody Boulevard. Dale Converse and Charles McFadden are in charge of arrangements. Sertoma Club members will present a program following the dinner and rides. The evening's activities will begin at 6 o'clock.
32 year old Maurice Gross of Middletown suffered neck and forehead lacerations, a fractured left leg, and possible injuries to the right leg after losing control on N Main Street and hitting a bridge abutment near the Victory Motel. The 1959 German car was a total loss, he was freed from wreckage and taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition. Police say there was no damage to the abutment and the incident remains under investigation.
Hamilton officials consider adopting a code of ethics for secondary pupils effective with the 1962 43 school year. It would bar married students from extracurricular activities and set conduct rules. The code, prepared by a citizens committee, lists delinquents and immoral acts, misbehavior at events, and suspensions as grounds for ineligibility.
Eliza E Rack of 1518 Lawn Ave. was driving south on Rt 122 at 3 am when she failed to negotiate a curve at the Rt 122 744 intersection and struck a guardrail. The accident caused moderate damage to the car, state police said.
Taft School principal Robert W. Truck is among 100 high school teachers selected for the National Science Foundation summer institute at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology from July 2 to August 24. The eight week program offers geology chemistry physics and mathematics institutes funded by a $128,800 NSF grant. Truck of 14 Currier Road will join the geology program led by Dr Edward L. Tullis with all tuition and fees paid.
The Eng family Lee-Sue Eng 45 Yung-Sue-san 45 and three of their four children arrived at O'Hare from Hong Kong under Kennedy’s emergency refugee admission. They hope to join Eng’s father Frank Jing Eng 79 in Park Ridge and begin American life after decades of displacement. The elder Eng is ill in hospital. Leng-Ching 18 could not travel but holds special entry permit to join later.
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