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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1959

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area

Catherine Lawler 85 mother of Aeronca Corp president John Lawler died at home in Indianapolis after five years of ill health from a heart attack. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Geore Methaus of Indianapolis. Funeral plans incomplete. Also Tami Lynn Sears 5 months died at Middletown Hospital after three days illness. Survived by parents, sister, and four grandparents. Service Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Aurelia Dillman Smith 71 former Middletownian died in Sarasota Florida last Sunday. First president of Middletown Day Nursery and longtime teacher. Survived by sister Miss Julia Dillman. Cremation held in Sarasota.

Catherine Lawler John Lawler Aeronca Corp Indianas Tami Lynn Sears Joe Sears Meadow Ave Middletown Hospital Marcia Ann McKinley Rudd Arthur Sears Middletown McCoy - Leffler Rodney Williams Woodside Cemetery Aurelia Smith Aurelia Dillman Smith Sarasota Fla

Franklin Woman Dies of Heart Attack at Home

Miss Anna Reese Franklin, 68, of 8764 Martz Paulin Rd died of a heart attack at 3 15 p m yesterday. A Dayton native she leaves two sisters Leona Dooley and Florence Snyder both of Detroit and two brothers George Reese of Rossburg Rt 2 and Charles Reese of Detroit. Services set for 1 pm tomorrow at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Visiting hours today 7 to 9 pm.

Franklin Anna Reese Martz-Paulin Rd Dayton Leona Dooley Florence Snyder Detroit George Reese Rossburg Rt. 2 Charles Reese Eaton Funeral Home Woodhill Cemetery

Berthena Alderson dies at 65 in Middletown home

Berthena Alderson 65 of 6738 Middletown Pike died at 3 10 p m yesterday at home. Husband John Alderson Aeronca Corp guard found her. Warren County Coroner Dr Ralph Young ruled natural death. Survived by husband and Edgar Watkins brother Jackson Ky. Arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Berthena Alderson Franklin Berthena Alderson Middletown Pike John Alderson Aeronca Mig. Corp Ralph Young Warren County Alderson Beattyville John Edgar Watkins Jackson, Ky McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Middletown

Obituary Notices for Reckner Quick and Alexander One

Mrs Mayme Reckner Quick aged 74 of 214 C Street has services at 10 a.m. Friday at Young Funeral Home VeNice. Alexander One aged 68 of 117 Race Street has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home.

Mayme Reckner Quick C St Young Funeral Home Venice Alexander One Race St Griesmer-Grim Funeral Home

Notable U.S. Officials, Reporter Die Across Cities

Maurice M. Milligan 74 long served as U.S. attorney in Kansas City 1934 to 1945 credited with breaking the Tom J. Pendergast political machine through prosecutions for vote fraud and income tax evasion. Paul Tobenkin 46 longtime New York Herald Tribune reporter died after heart seizure. Dr James H. Hibben 62 chief of the chemical division at the U.S. Tariff Commission, died from injuries after a fall at his McLean Virginia home.

Kansas City Maurice M. Milligan U.S Tom J. Pendergast New York Paul Tobenkin New York Herald Tribune Tobenkin Milwaukee Sentinel Washington James H. Hibben Chemical Division U.S. Tariff Commission McLean

Eisenhower criticizes steel talks and reviews navy incident

President Eisenhower rejected a White House steel mediation conference to break the deadlock. He urged avoiding inflationary pressure and supported public wage and productivity data. He said the Sea of Japan attack on a US patrol plane is under study and warned against speculation on motive. He also criticized the IOC for politics over recognizing Nationalist China for the 1960 Games.

Eisenhower White House Stuart Symington D-Mo Fisenhower Iboth Steel Workers Union Raymond Brandt St. Louis Post-Dispatch Geneva China Formosa

Four Fraud Check Counts Filed Here

A Celina woman Barbara Jean Miller Moore, 21, faces four charges of obtaining money under false pretenses at Municipal Court arraignment. She was arrested yesterday by Middletown officers at Dayton police headquarters. The alleged checks total $96.42, with filings by Robert L. Davidson Davey’s Bar A L Yingst G C Murphy Co Milt Moss Central Store and Bette Fletcher McAlpin Co.

Celina Barbara Jean Miller Moore Middletown Dayton Robert L. Davidson Davey's Bar A. L. Yingst G. C. Murphy Co Milt Moss Central Store Bette Fletcher McAlpin Co

Scout Group Sets Meeting At Camp Hook

Pokey Griffith District committee will meet at Camp Hook at 6 30 p m to select a nominating committee for the September district election. Reports on merit badge counselor list revision summer camp attendance and standing will be heard along with updates from advancement camping activities health and safety finance leadership training organization extension and commissioners staff. William F Schlotter district chairman will preside.

Pokey Griffith Camp Hook William F. Schlotter

Sprenz Fights Toupee Return Amid Jailbreak Trial

Akron the 29 year old bank robber Frank L Sprenz pleads innocent to charges of jail breaking and auto theft while fighting to keep his toupee which police seized last year. He faces multiple indictments and will be transferred to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for a 25 year term after Akron cases. He remains under tight guard at Summit County Jail as U S Marshals monitor him.

Akron Ohio Frank L. Sprenz Sprenz Common Pleas William Victor Lorenz Lprenz Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Hamilton Summit County U.S Howard Botts Cincinnati

Nova Scotia coastline longer than Pacific coast combined

The coastline of Nova Scotia is described as three times as long as the Pacific coastlines of California Oregon and Washington, highlighting a vast and rocky shoreline in the Atlantic province.

Nova Scotia Pacific California Oregon Washington

Besieged Gunman Held In Jail For Hearing

Kenneth Eugene Adkins 22 was arraigned on a kidnapping charge after a 16 hour siege at a Paris home. He held his half sister Nyra Kennedy 4 and mother Ben Kennedy prisoner overnight. He surrendered Tuesday morning after police surrounded the frame house and demanded police captain Logan Cox be brought to the scene. Preliminary hearing set for Friday.

Paris Edgar County Grover Hoff Kenneth Eugene Adkins Adkins Nyra Jean Kennedy Charleston Ben Kennedy Iity Logan Cox Cox

Aged Angelenos Back Humphrey for President Smith for VP

In Los Angeles the Roosevelt Park Senior Citizens group proposed a bipartisan ticket with Hubert H. Humphrey for president and Margaret Chase Smith for vice president. Mrs Smith publicly released the group's resolution backing the slate.

Humphrey Washington Los Angeles Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Margaret Chase Smith Maine Roosevelt Park

Dayton Worker Killed When Sewer Ditch Caves In

Dayton Ohio report says Lloyd Kingery aged 26 was buried by a collapsing sewer ditch Tuesday and died before rescuers could reach him. Police and firemen recovered the body.

Dayton Ohio Lloyd Kingery

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Aeronca First National Large & Small First National Bank North Main Street Miss Anna Reese Ai Mattress Butler County Associated Press NAVY U.S. Navy Sea of Japan POP Jack Keister FBI Walter Bernard O'Donnell Daytonian Middletown Food Service Riggs Funeral Home, Inc N. Broad ST First National Bank of Wiopletown Yles Charlie Dad Broyles Sports
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