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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1966

Page

6

Middletown to Host Ohio Municipal League Regional Meet

Middletown will unofficially host the southwest regional meeting of the Ohio Municipal League at the Manchester Motor Inn. Over 70 city and village representatives will attend lectures and panel discussions with a 4 p.m. address by Police Chief James R. Howerton on the 120 hour state training law.

Middletown Ohio Municipal League Ohio Manchester Motor Inn League City Commissions William W. Denham James R. Howerton

Dorms Approved At Miami University

Miami University trustees authorize construction of two dormitories each for 325 students and approve Shriver pursuing a $4 million federal loan. They also authorize legal action to acquire a fraternity house site for a planned behavioral sciences building, with the G Maurice Peffer Memorial Park financed by a gift from alumnus Fred C Yeager.

Oxford Ohio Miami University Board of Trustees Phillip R. Shriver Miami Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Shriver G. Maurice Peffer Fred C. Yeager Dayton

Deaths And Funerals Mary Bach and 1952 Mt. Sterling obit

Mary Elizabeth Bach 7 formerly of Middletown died Friday in Manchester Washington. Survived by a sister Zella Bach West Middletown four brothers George Hendrix Downing Oxford Downing Noah Downing two daughters Edith Norman Elva Smith and three sons Fred Earl Jennings. Services 10 a m Wednesday Easton-Richie Funeral Home Mt Sterling Ky. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Burling in Mt Sterling 1952.

Mary Elizabeth Bach Middletown Manchester Wash Zella Bach West Middletown George Downing Hendrix Downing Oxford Downing Noah Downing Weddington Edith Norman Elva Smith Fred Chicago Earl Dallas Tex Jennings

Dallas Hoppe 67 Dies. Retired Armco Steel Employee

Dallas Herbert Hoppe of 2006 Logan Ave died at home early Saturday. He worked in Armco Steel Corp stainless steel. Survived by two sons Rev Robert Hoppe and Dallas Hoppe Jr. a daughter Mary Stubbs. siblings William, Thelma, Alberta, Fern, Bertha. Visitation today 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler with Rev Kenneth Wolgemuth. burial Butler County Memorial Park.

Dallas Herbert Hoppe Logan Ave Armco Steel Corp Robert Hoppe Detroit Dallas Hoppe Jr Wyandotte Mich Mary Stubbs West Elkton William Middletown Thelma Harpe Alberta Minge Fern Foreman Bertha Williamson Newport McCoy- Leffler Funeral Kenneth Wolgemuth Butler County Memorial Park

Funeral services for Thomas Thompson

Thomas Thompson dies at Grandview Hospital Dayton and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Hornsby officiating. Friends may visit 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Thompson resided at 3114 Mulberry St Excello.

PG Thomas Thompson Thomas Thompson McCoy-Leffler Vernon Hornsby Mt. Pleasant Mr. Thompson Mulberry St Excello Grandview Hospital Dayton

Veteran Armco worker Homer Vivens dies at 81

Homer S. Vivens, 81, of 41 Tytus Ave., died Saturday morning at Middletown Hospital. A native of Washington Court House, he lived in Middletown for 62 years and was a 50 year veteran of Armco Steel Corp., retiring in the year prior to his death.

Homer S. Vivens Tytus Ave Middletown Hospital Washington Court House Middletown Armco Steel Corp

Saigon Catholics Demonstrate Strength in Mass Rally

More than 50 000 Catholics marched in Saigon in a major display of power amid unrest provoked by Buddhists. Led by 15 000 black uniformed commando groups in tight military formation, the crowd shouted anti communist and pro allied slogans urging victory against the Viet Cong.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam

Fire Reports From City Streets and Plant Heat Incident

Fire notes include a car fire at 1300 First Ave linked to James E. Collier with no damage, a grass fire at Nelbar Street near New York Central Railroad with undetermined cause, and a furnace door control cable failure at Armco Steel Corp west processing causing heat to ignite wood behind sheet metal with no damage listed.

First Ave James E. Collier Navaho St Nelbar Street New York Central Railroad Wicorf St Armco Steel Corp

Police Briefs Report Oil and Mower Thefts

Kenneth Hopper of Holloway Construction Co. reported two 55 gallon barrels of heavy duty oil valued at 150 dollars stolen yesterday morning from 2401 Jackson Lane. Edward Dean reported a power mower and upright clothes hanger valued at 30 dollars missing from 1937 Vance Ave.

Kenneth Hopper Holloway Construction Co Jackson Lane Edward Dean Vance Ave

Satellite: A Body in Orbit Around a Planet

A satellite is defined as any object that revolves around a planet due to gravitational attraction. It remains in orbit as long as its velocity and trajectory balance gravitational pull and other perturbations.

Man Held For DWI and Hit-Skip After City Crash

A 58 year old man was charged with driving while intoxicated fleeing the scene and left of center after a two car crash at Columbia Avenue and Main Street yesterday afternoon. Estil Hounshell of 7505 West Elkton Road was stopped by Middletown police near Columbia and Carmody Boulevard after striking Bernard Annenburg 37 of 1625 Croyden Lane at 4 15 p.m. Annenburg was stopped at a light when Hounshell veered left of center and struck his car causing 375 in damage to both cars. Hounshell fled but was later halted by a patrol cruiser. Police investigated four other accidents yesterday with three cited drivers and 865 in damage. The incidents involved Dan Clay 65 of 3010 Ottawa Street and Paul E Augspurger 56 of 546 Crawford Street at First Avenue and Clinton Street about 5 p.m. causing 650 damage Augspurger cited for red light violation John L Miller 22 of 2908 N Verity Parkway and Sister Deborah K Metter 21 at Mount St Joseph Cincinnati in front of 2812 Eldora Drive at 1 32 p.m. causing 100 damage Sister Deborah cited for backing when unsafe.

Columbia Avenue Main Street Estil Hounshell Westl Elkton Road Middletown Carmody Boulevard Bernard Annenburg Croyden Lane Annenburg Hounshell Dan Clay Ottawa St Paul FE Augspurger Crawford St First Avenue Clinton Street John L. Miller Verity Parkway Deborah K. Metter Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati Eldora Drive Deborah

Crippled Children Horse Show Planned By Mounted Patrol

A benefit horse show is planned by the Butler County Sheriff's Mounted Patrol for Saturday June 18 at 6900 Hamilton-Mason Rd. It is the seventh annual event with the theme We ride that they may walk and 20 events for all ages including novelty races. Entries include pony halter small fry horsemanship and western stock classes with trophies and ribbons for winners.

Neal Green Hamilton Butler County Sheriff's Mounted Patrol Hamilton-Mason Rd Henry Maddox

Buckeye Boys' State politics reach climax in Athens

In Athens Ohio 825 of 1352 delegates at Buckeye Boys State vie for offices in a mock government. Federalists and Nationalists select candidates for governor and state posts while platforms push voting age to 18 and broad reforms ahead of Sunday inauguration.

Athens Ohio John Airgoni Canton Martin Yant Uhrichsville Ohio Supreme Court C. William O'Neill Tom Elliot Columbus Walter Bud) Jenkins Fred Hough Warren Edwin Slim) Primm Cleveland Edwin Kirby Reed Reigel Lancaster James Lavine Rex Kern Tom Cooper Newark Paul Sherman Akron Supreme Court Highway Patrol Buckeye Randy Snow Toledo Federalist Don Zoellner Bethel

Wallace Ford Dies At 68

Hollywood actor Wallace Ford, known for Broadway roles and more than 200 films, died Saturday at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills. He was 68, from advanced heart disease, after hospital stay since March 21. His wife Martha Haworth died February 9. Ford’s last released film was A Patch of Blue in which he played a forgiving grandfather. His credits include Spellbound Blood on the Sun Green Years Magic Town T-Men The Breaking Point and Harvey. He is survived by his daughter Patricia Zachary of Brentwood.

Hollywood Wallace Ford Motion Picture Country House Woodland Hills Ford Martha Haworth T-Men Breaking Point Harvey Patricia Zachary Brentwood

Hamilton Man Cited In Crash

Hugh C Johnson 70 of Hamilton sustained minor leg cuts and was cited for failure to yield after a two car crash on Wayne Madison Road at Augspurger Road yesterday afternoon. He reportedly stopped for a yield sign at 1 05 p m and pulled into the path of William T Kennel 24 of 3677 Wayne Madison Road Trenton. Both cars suffered moderate damage.

Hugh C. Johnson Hamilton Wayne-Madison Road Augspurger Road Johnson William T. Kennel Trenton

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Harry Stretcher Trenton Jaycees Guthrie Howerton State Auditor's Bureau of Inspection E. Harold Klingel Ohio Civil Rights Commission State Water Pollution Control Board S. Verity Mary FE. Bach Second Baptist Church Barons Club Irene Roscoe Herman Nina Herndon Rollen Hans Woodside Cemetery Jordan Memorial Chapel Hoppe Homer Vivens Verity Crippled Children Horse Show UU A South Florida U. S Famous Name Monda Warerose Henger Red Choi Boston Salem Wall Ensemble
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