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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
3
Willow Grove Pennsylvania AP reports Leo the lion owned by Howard Sautter is very ill and near death after eviction battles. Abington Township officials challenge a ruling refusing eviction under a wild animal ordinance and seek fines for noncompliance.
Doan's Pills promise fast relief from nagging backache and muscular pains that disrupt sleep. The product also soothes bladder irritation and provides mild diuretic action through kidney support, aiding restful nights after overexertion or stress.
The Rev. James David Miller, 84, founder of the Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Verity Parkway, died at Garden Manor Nursing Home. He had lived at 2133 Winona Drive. Surviving are a daughter and a son both of Middletown, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services set for Saturday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Bucyrus. Friends may visit Friday.
Sam S. Stewart 78 dies yesterday at New Smyrna Beach Florida where he had lived since 1949. Survived by two sons James of Dayton and Donald of
Mrs. Florence C. Anderson 77 of 4349 Robinson-Vail Road died at Middletown Hospital at 12 40 a m after a 10 day stay. She was a Franklin First Methodist Church member and Lebanon Normal University graduate. Survived by husband Roy two daughters Nora Sleeth and Alethea Seatkamp a sister Pearl Wilson two sons services Friday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery calling hours at the funeral home tomorrow.
Mrs Cora Felter, 85, of Blanchester died at home. Survived by daughters Mrs Gladys Whitacre of Blanchester and Mrs Faye Storch of Detroit, brother Virgil Ashmore of Fairborn, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Friday at Gallimore Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Remains arrive tomorrow after 4 p.m.
Frank Ferdig 57 collapsed and died of a heart attack yesterday on his fruit and vegetable farm between Harveysburg and Waynesville. He opened a 45 acre strawberry tract to the public about a week ago and was among field pickers when stricken. Survivors include his wife Louise and three brothers and a sister. Services set Friday at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin.
Mrs Mamie Lou Garrison 57 of 627 S River St will have calling hours at Ninth Avenue Pentecostal Church Miamisburg from 5 p m tomorrow until the service at 2 p m Saturday Burial is planned in Springboro Cemetery She died yesterday at her home.
John Powell 83 a World War I veteran of Lebanon died Monday at the VA Hospital in Dayton Surviving are his wife Ella Mae and a son Leonard Graveside services will be held at 1130 a.m. tomorrow at the cemetery
Friends may call at the Oswald Memorial Home today from 6 to 9 p.m. at VA Cemetery in Dayton.
William Richardson 84 of Seven Mile died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 9 30 am yesterday after two years illness. Survived by wife Martha three sons Lawrence Oxford Ralph Hamilton Harry Texas four daughters Thelma Evans Trenton Lorina Pierce Hamilton Alice Heck Seven Mile Martha Yaddow California 22 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Service 1 30 pm Friday Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton Rev A M Wilson officiating Burial St Johns Cemetery Trenton. Home tomorrow 4 9 pm. Nora Kim 8 425 N Third St service 10 am tomorrow Webb. Miles McCoy 37 805 S Third St service Saturday Knoxville Tenn.
Members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee say they do not oppose Sargent Shriver juggling two top posts as head of the Peace Corps and the antipoverty program. The Senate earlier amended a Peace Corps bill to bar one person from serving both jobs.
ANN ARBOR Mich AP Stephen S Attwood 68 dean of the University of Michigan Engineering College died Monday after a long illness He had asked to retire July 1 and served on the faculty 45 years Born in Cleveland Ohio Santa Barbara AP James Lamb Free 59 realtor developer author and former Chicago advertising executive died Tuesday four days after hospital treatment for a heart ailment
President Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, will be made a member of the White Mountain Apache tribe during a two week visit to Grasshopper Arizona. About two thousand Apache Indians are expected to attend the ceremony at the archeology field school site, which will include a large barbecue. The exact date was not announced.
HAMILTON Benny Hensley 24 remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a one car crash where his overturned convertible caught fire. He was pinned and freed by deputies and by passing motorists. Thomas Huff 25 stayed in fair condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital, found 30 feet from the wreckage after the initial recovery effort.
The Ohio Water Pollution Board said Cleveland area steel producers continue to pollute the Cuyahoga River but fail to meet the five year old state demands.
Canton Ohio AP Byron Gilek of Columbus and Steve Pipoly of Youngstown lead bids to repeat as champions in the 3 hole Ohio Pre Seniors Golf Tournament today with strong rounds anticipated.
About a thousand Marines from the 1st Battalion of the 6th Regiment arrived in Morehead City NC, completing the withdrawal of units from Camp LeJeune after the Dominican Republic crisis. Volunteers Pfc Tommy McKee Pfc Louis Johnson and Pfc Jim Murray spoke as Brig Gen Ormand R Simpson praised the Marines for their difficult but magnificent service.
A jury in McAlester Oklahoma recommended the death penalty for Sanon D. French 28 after convicting him of the October 21 1961 strangulation of Eddie L. Shelton a penitentiary cellmate. Judge Robert Bell scheduled sentencing for June 18. French had previously escaped the electric chair with two reversals by the State Court of Criminal Appeals.
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