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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1962

Page

2

Algerian Terror May Be Waning

Algerian turmoil eases as FLN officials say the terrorist firepower is fading after attacks on Sahara oil fields near Messaoud and other targets. Secret army saboteurs hit a drilling site, causing fires and evacuations while European settlers hedge on their grip, amid rising strikes on schools and offices. Bronk Capper, 83, longtime bank chairman in Ironton, dies after two weeks of illness.

Andrew Borowiec Algiers Sahara Messaoud Chawki Mostefai National Liberation Front FLN Algeria Ironton, Ohin Bronk Capper First National Bank of Ironton

Beer permits issued here in two area businesses

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced that no liquor and beer permits have been issued for two area businesses. A C-13.2 beer for on premise consumption and carry out license was issued for Clarence A. Johnson, the Moonglow Cafe, 1800 Garfield St. A C-1 C-2 permit for 3.2 and high powered beer and wine for carry-out was issued to David Rader, Party Service, 1611 Oxford State Road, Excello.

Ohio Department of Liqn Control Clarence A. Johnson Moonglow Cafe Garfield St David Rader Party Service Oxford State Road Excello

Oberlin Honors 7 With Degrees

Oberlin College awarded honorary degrees to Orvil F. Dryfoos president and publisher of the New York Times and Ralph M. Besse a Cleveland business executive at its 129th commencement exercises. Others honored include J Irwin Miller J George Harrar Albert Szent Gyorgis Carl T Rowan and Seabury Cone Mastick. Miller spoke as commencement speaker as Robert K Carr Oberlin president presented diplomas to 496 undergraduates and 35 advanced degree candidates.

Oberlin, Ohio Oberlin College Orvil F. Dryfoos The New York Times Ralph M. Besse Cleveland J. Irwin Miller J. George Harrar Albert Szent-Gyorgis Carl T. Rowan Seabury Cone Mastick Pleasantville N.Y

Rockwynn Lodge Rate Notice at Burks Falls Ontario

A lodging list from Rockwynn Lodge on Rockwynn P. O. via Burks Falls Ontario Canada outlines low rates that include all meals and rooms or cottages. Children under 10 are given a special rate as indicated in the notice.

Rockwynn Lodge Rockwynn P. O Burks Falls Ontario Canada Middletown Detroit Niagara Falls

Notable weathermen of the era pass away across multiple states

James Graham McNary a pioneer lumberman and Republican leader died of a heart attack in Santa Barbara after a career leading the National Lumbermen's Association from 1937 to 1939. Robert F Griggs aged 80 a botanist who described the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes in Alaska in 1915 died in Washington. Ralph Rip Arnold 47 a golf figure at Cherry Hills Club and Ike Eisenhower ally died in Denver. Lester T French 77 a Cincinnati Enquirer staffer and International Typographical Union figure died after a life in Ohio and beyond.

Santa Barbara Calif James Graham McNary Arizona Texas New Mexico McNary National Lumbermen’s Association Washington Robert F. Griggs Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes Alaska Griggs Department of Botany George Washington University Connecticut Denver Colo Ralph ‘Rip’ Arnold Cherry Hills Country Club Dwight D. Fisenhower Cincinnati, Ohio Lester T Larry) French Interntional Typographical Union French The Cincinnati Enquirer Kansas

Obituary of Mrs Elvira Hollie 85 Middletown resident

Mrs Elvira Hollie 85 of 1728 Vernwood Street died at 7 25 am at Middletown Hospital after a three month illness She born Breathitt County Kentucky had lived in Middletown ten years Surviving are six daughters Ethel Arvin Wilmore Marie Hays Lawson Bertha Lamb Greenfield Maude Martin Cincinnati Katherine Venters Middletown Martha Lingerfelt Knightstown a brother Robert Turner Jackson four sisters Mary Vires Margaret Vires Jenny Ledford Lillie Cockerham Detroit 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services will be held in Jackson Kentucky with burial at Turner Cemetery Local arrangements are by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home

Elvira Hollie Ernvwood St Middletown Hospital Hollie Breathitt County Middletown Ethel Arvin Wilmore Marie Hays Lawson Bertha Lamb Greenfeld Ind Maude Martin Cincinnati Katherine Venters Martha Lingerfelt Knightstown Robert Turner Jackson Mary Vires Margaret Vires Jenny Ledford London Lillie Cockerham Detroit

Netherly Rites Set After Trenton Man Dies at 86

Nelson H Netherly 86 of 521 SK State St Trenton died at Logsdon Rest Home Hamilton where he had been a patient 26 years He retired 23 years ago as a theaterman for Sorg Paper Co His wife Arminta died in 1947 Surviving five sons Herman Clay Herbert Erice Acie all of Middletown three daughters Nora Ross Grace Lawson and Fttie Lee of Trenton Funeral is at Riggs Home tomorrow with viewing 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM

Nelson H. Netherly SK. State St Trenton Logsdon Rest Home Hamilton Mr. Netherly Sorg Paper Co Arminta Herman Clay Herbert Erice Acie Middletown Nora Ross Grace Lawson Fttie Lee Trent Riggs

Raymond Pryor Barandes obituary notice

Raymond Pryor Barandes 74 died yesterday at a Springfield rest home. Survived by a daughter Mrs John Enzweiler of Springfield, two brothers William and George I of Glendale, and a sister. Visitation at 2 pm with memorial burial in Lebanon. Call for details.

Barandnes Raymond Pryor Lebanon Springfeld John Enzweiler Springfield William and George I Glendale Aspister Mar Oswald Memor

Hamilton Deaths Charlie L. Smith 83 Campbell services today

Charlie L. Smith aged 83 of 227 N Seventh Street is reported to have died. Campbell Funeral Home will conduct services today for Mr Smith with burial to follow in the city cemetery. He is survived by a widow and children.

Charlie L. Smith Seventh St Campbell

New York District in 2 Suit Revived

The Supreme Court directed the lower court to reconsider a suit by New Yorkers challenging the apportionment of the New York Legislature. A three judge federal court in New York had dismissed the case, ruling the 14th Amendment allows geographical voting discrimination. WMCA head R Peter Straus and Joseph De Maio led the appeal filed after the Tennessee decision affirmed federal review of apportionment fairness.

Washington Supreme Court New York Senate Assembly Tennessee WMCA R. Peter Straus Joseph de Maio Edward Lind Thomas Delaney Edward ©. Brown James J McCafferty

Thieves Vandals Are Busy in Butler County Areas

A rash of thefts and vandalism reported by Butler County deputies details damages to two plastic swimming pools, a stolen truck gear shift, and break ins. An eight year old pair was detained after entering a residence and stealing a clock and knives. A service station was entered by a pry bar. weapons and cash were taken in a Cincinnati Dayton Road home break in. Bread and buns worth about 50 dollars were taken from Crossroads store porch. Niagara Falls water flow noted at 212000 cubic feet per second.

Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Today Charles Adkins Lewis St Robert Zeller Camp Road Charlies Black Fifth St. Franklin Peasttown Stanley Corey Effie Dice Jackson Lane Tynersville Road Mau

Author Of Call House Book Dies

Polly Adler former call house madam dies of cancer at 62 in Hollywood. In her 1953 autobiography A House Is Not a Home she claimed twenty five years running a New York City house of prostitution and described raids and bribes. Born Pearl Adler in Yanov Russia she became naturalized in 1929 and served a 1935 disorderly house sentence.

Hollywood Polly Adler Miss Adler New York City Yanov Russia Pearl Adler

Twirler Wins at Memorial Auditorium in Miamisburg

Lu Ann Evans won first place in the advanced and older age group at a United States Twirling Association contest held Saturday in Memorial Auditorium Miamisburg.

Lu Ann Evans United States Memorial Auditorium Miamisburg

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