Koscot faces cease order over unregistered sales in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown halted Koscot Interplanetary activities amid an investigation into unregistered securities linked to selling distributorships for cosmetic products. Chairman Glenn W. Turner pledged funds for a Lebanon home for retarded children despite the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thornton
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Lebanon
M We Yvones
East
Koscot
Glenn W. Turner
Winter Haven
Fla
Ah Tannen
Ohio
Paul W. Brown
Columbus
Brown
Peltier
Flordia
Kentucky
Virginia
North
Alan Ad Newbie
Koscol
Lou Romohr
Turner
Noscot
Louis Gump 56 Dies City Development Employee
Louis F. Gump 56 longtime city official in Middletown died at 4:30 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at the City Building Annex. A former Chillicothe urban renewal director, he came to Middletown in 1965 as a redevelopment consultant and held the assistant to the director post since July 1965. Survived by wife Jeane two sons Jerry and Barry a daughter Judith Ellis mother Mrs. H. S. Gump three brothers and six grandchildren. A Masonic service will be at 7 p.m. tomorrow followed by a funeral at 8 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Monday at Forest Lawns Memorial Gardens Columbus. Memorials to charity preferred.
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Louis F. Gump
Kensington Court
City Department of Community Development
Middletown Hospital
Gump
Middletown
Garfield
Chillicothe
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
the Shrine
Lions Club
High 12 Club
Ohio Urban Renewal Association
First Presbyterian Church
Jeane
Jerry
Barry
Fresno
Calif
Judith Ellis
Columbus
H. S. Gump
Harry
Donald
Robert
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Forest Lawns Memorial Gardens
Deaths And Funerals Arnold Barnett and Clarence Whitehead
Arnold Barnett 48 of 2024 Howard Ave died at 11 15 p m after a three year illness He was employed by Schubert Supply Co in Miamisburg He was born in Kentucky a World War II veteran Surviving wife Charlotte mother Mrs Jane Hollon Middletown six brothers Earl William Robert David Sam and Jerry all of Middletown a sister Mrs Audrey Elkins of Middletown Services at 10 a m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Burial in Woodside Cemetery Call Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Clarence Marvin Whitehead 65 of McKeesport Pa a Germantown native died yesterday at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh Retired sales manager of Murphy Stores Inc a World War II veteran Surviving mother Mrs Iva Whitehead of Middletown three brothers Perley of Cincinnati Robert of Germantown and Charles of Mary Mitchael Services 2 p m Tuesday at John Arpp Funeral Home Burial in Germantown Cemetery Funeral home Monday 4 to 9 p m
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Arnold Barnett
Howard Ave
Middletown Hospital
Barnett
Schubert Supply C
Miamisburg
Kentucky
Charlotte
Jane Hollon
Middletown
Earl
William
Robert
David
Sam
Jerry
Audrey Elkins
Clarence Whitehead
Germantown
Clarence Marvin Whitehead
McKeesport
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Whitehead
Murphy Stores, Inc
Iva Whitehead
Perley
Cincinnati
Charles
Mary Mitchael
John Arpp
J. C. Herbert
Germantown ‘Cemetery
Funeral Home
Square D Directors Set Dividend
PARK RIDGE Ill Square D Co directors declare a regular quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents per share payable July 1 1969 to shareholders of record June 17 1969. It is the 134th consecutive quarterly cash dividend and will be paid to about 23 000 shareholders. Directors also elected three vice presidents a treasurer and a secretary James S Vaughan Walter R Clarke and Jack P Mayotte promoted. T R Oakes relinquishes treasurer and secretary duties become corporate vice president handling finances Robert E Sheridan elected treasurer Edmund R Fowler elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ridge
Ill
Square D Co
James S. Vaughan
Presdent
Walter R. Clarke
Jack P. Mayotte
International
T.R. Oakes
Robert E. Sheridan
Edmund R. Fowler
Ridenour Rites Set for Germantown Farmer 87
Services for George L. Ridenour 87 of 11 S Cherry St will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev J C Herbert officiating Burial will be in Germantown Cemetery Burial earlier today from 4 to ? p.m. He died Thursday at St Elizabeth Medical Center Dayton a retired farmer Survived by wife Nettie a son Eugene Germantown Rt 1 and a grandchild Leonard Goebel 93 of 615 Main St died Monday at 10 a.m.
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Germantown
George L. Ridenour
S. Cherry St
John ‘Arpp
J. C. Herbert
Germantown ‘Cemetery
Ridenour
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Dayton
Nettie
Eugene
Germantown Rt. 1
Windows Shot Out Investigations Probe Local Breakages
Middletown police detectives investigated shooting of two display windows at Ron's Pawn Shop and punctures in several home windows reported by residents including Louise Johnson Mrs. David Chapman and Bill Osborne. A patrolman observed three holes in the pawn shop front plate glass and a living room window broken by an air rifle. Townsell Marshall Jr reported a damaged left front car window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ron
Central Ave
Louise Johnson
Rosedale Drive
David Chapman
Under-60 For Transplants Says Barnard in Montreal
AP reported heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard argued doctors could raise success rates for heart transplants by capping recipient age at sixty, though he personally opposes the limit. Among 129 transplant patients, 34 survived. the longest is Philip Blaiberg, who received a new heart on January 2, 1968, at age 58 in Barnard’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Christiaan Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Barnard
Blaiberg
Bar- Inard
Conservancy District Expands Powers For Water Control
Miami Conservancy District Court Judge Robert A. Martin granted authority to collect and dispose sewage, recharge ground water, reclaim flooded lands, and widen deepen stream beds. Engineer Max L. Mitchell said the broadened powers support a comprehensive water management program including lagoons dams wells and treatment plants. The district, created after the 1913 flood, previously studied pollution control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Conservancy Court
Mitchell
Conservancy District
Tokyo teacher dreams come true on U S visit
Keiko Nozaki of Tokyo and English teacher on a U S tour since March stays with Jacksonburg residents Carla Hammond and John Hammond. The Anderson College link, Eden Park visit, and planned travel from Florida to Oakland frame a cultural exchange that enriches her Tokyo classroom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keiko Nozaki
Tokyo
Carla Ham
Mond
John Hammond
Jacksonburg
Nozaki
U.S
Hammond
Japan
Anderson
Ind
Carla
Keiko
Tanagawa
Seei Gankin
University of Tokyo
Miss Keiko
Vila Deaubach
East
Columbus
Florida
Oakland
Calif
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Show Horse Hurt In 1 75 Crash
A thoroughbred show horse was treated by a veterinarian after a crash on Interstate 75 yesterday afternoon. Patricia Browning, 21, of New Knoxville, was driving south at 2 40 p m when a bolt securing a horse trailer loosened and the trailer broke free, overturned in the median. The horse and driver were uninjured beyond superficial cuts and continued their trip between routes 122 and 123 interchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Louise Browning
New Knoxville
Post 9
Judges Reach Decision On Hot Courtroom
The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled Friday that a courtroom was uncomfortably hot during a hearing. A 10 minute recess was taken and four justices returned without their robes, while Chief Justice Robert Teigen kept his robe on for the remainder of the session.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota Supreme Court
Robert Teigen
Lukens Speaker At Barker Fete
U S Rep Donald E Lukens will be principal speaker at a 7 p m dinner honoring Edward W Barker president of the First National Bank of Middletown at the Manchester Motor Inn The event is sponsored by Middletown and Hamilton committees State of Israel Bonds with I A Casper and Carl Morgenstern as chairmen Also appearing will be Dr Clifford Josephson executive director of the Cincinnati Jewish Welfare Fund The Israel Bond committees will present Barker with an award for civic and humanitarian activities
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U. S
Donald E. Lukens
R-Middletown
Edward W. Barker
First National Bank of Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
Hamilton
State of Israel Bonds
I. A.casper
Carl Morgenstern
Clifford Josephson
Cincinnati Jewish Welfare Fund
Israel Bond
Barker
College Dean Finds Love Note On Desk
Sacramento City College dean Sam Kipp arrived at his office to find doors and surroundings covered in flowers. An anonymous note praised love and humanity, following ongoing student and board criticism of his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Sam Kipp
Sacramento City College
Special Meeting of The American Savings and Loan Association
A special meeting of the members will be held at 1033 Central Avenue Middletown Ohio on Monday June 16 1969 at 630 PM to consider increasing capital stock from 20 million to 30 million dollars as provided by Article 111 Section 1 of the Constitution and to transact other proper business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Savings and Loan Association of
Middletown
Ohio
Central Avenue
Cincinnati Limited joins Penn Central timetable
Two trains were added to the Penn Central schedule after the merger of the New York Central System and the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Cincinnati Limited leaves daily at 4:17 p.m. via Dayton Springfield and Columbus to New York, arriving at Penn Station at 8:15 a.m. westbound arrivals reach Middletown at 8:02 a.m. A second train connects with New York at Cleveland, departing here at 4:37 p.m.
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Penn Central
New York City
New York Central System
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Columbus
New York
Norwood
Xenia
Cincinnati Limited
Dayton
Springfield
Penn Station
Middletown
Cleveland
Madison board seeks new leaders after superintendent resigns
The Madison Township Board of Education must fill two top posts after Supt Darrell Root, 41, resigned yesterday. Root, pursuing a doctorate at Ohio State, had led the district five years. Principal Floyd Hann resigned two months earlier to join Liberty Union. Root will take a graduate assistantship at OSU. He is a Seven Mile native who taught at Jacksonburg before joining Madison.
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Madison Township
Root
Seven Mile Area
Seven Mile
Madison
Jacksonburg
Police Briefs Report Stolen Watch and Phone Theft
A $100 watch was stolen after a basement window was forced open. Mrs Joyce Wilch of 612 Cleveland Street reported the incident yesterday. A pay phone at Northway Inn, 4316 Jewell Avenue, was opened and coins stolen with damage estimated at $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Wilch
Cleveland St
Northway Inn
Jewell Ave
Pacific railroad completed at Promontory May 10 1869
The Promontory Utah news reports the completion of the Pacific railroad with the last rail laid and the final spike driven marking the completion of the transcontinental line on May 10 1869.
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Promontory
Utah
Pacific Railroad
Russia has no speed limit on open roads in Moscow
Moscow authorities note Russia imposes no nationwide limit on rural highways while urban areas enforce speeds between 34 and 36 miles per hour, reflecting a split approach to traffic rules.
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Moscow
Russia
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Raymond Bag
Raymond Bag Co
Enoch Drive
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Weith
Lukens
Barker Fete
A. James Moorman
Darrell Root
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