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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
11
A collage of city ordinances from Middletown Ohio outlines emergency measures authorizing police vehicle purchase and land expropriation for Roosevelt Avenue and University Boulevard projects. Horoscope excerpts predict favorable periods for romance travel finance and personal growth through upcoming months.
Television Highlights lists programs on channels 7 9 5 22 2 detailing Away We Go Get Smart Mission Impossible Roman Holiday Piccadilly Palace Pistols n Petticoats Gun Smoke with reruns. Public notices name administrators executors for Estates of Nova Heflin Floyd Nickell Stermeret Bow G Wells and a city ordinance extending University Boulevard with land appropriation in Butler County Ohio.
Probate notices list executors and administrators for multiple local estates in Butler County Ohio. Names include Walter Egelston, Alice Maheree Cornelius, John H. Keamer, Verona Yersich, C. J. Andreotta, Florence Domineck, First National Bank of Middletown, and others with case numbers E-4343 through E-4288 and dates in June 1967. The page also recounts dated historical events from 1775 to 1963 and recent world items through 1967 summaries.
The note lists crossword clues with numbers and hints such as Appetite Erode and Feudal noble along with a time estimate for solving the puzzle and attribution to King Features Syndicate from 1967. It records average solution time and page identifiers for a 1967 syndicated crossword.
Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, former Marine commander in South Vietnam, says about 400,000 northern civilians lack protection. He describes Communist forces as desperate and vicious. Walt spoke at a Los Angeles luncheon for a Vietnamese orphanage.
Directors of First National Bank authorized a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share for the second quarter, up from 35 cents, bringing annual rate to 1.60. Dividend payable July 6 to holders of record June 23.
Britain's oldest man John Mosley Turner, aged 111, says his main ambition is to celebrate his 112th birthday. Separate notice announces the appointment of Constance Clay Brewer as administratrix of Floyd C. Brewer deceased, estate in Butler County Ohio.
Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men will no longer watch go go girls at lunch in San Diego. Rear Adm. Frank A. Bran t deprives lunch hour performances confirming evening only dancing at enlisted men’s clubs.
Funeral notices list memorials at Van Buskirk Anderson Cemetery with appointment calls to 423 6386. Contact for arrangements and services.
Death notices for Harry Retser 73 of Arlington Arms Apartments June 14 at Middletown Hospital. Dewey Miracle 62 of Vannest Avenue June 16 at Middletown Hospital. Margaret E Shively 84 formerly of Middletown died June 15 in Fort Lauderdale. Margaret Smith 85, obituary mentions daughter Hazel Bowlin at 208 Monroe, arrangements pending. Interments at Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home Joseph R. Baker & Sons, 422-5405.
Memory Lane notes honor Blanche Reed who died in 196 at a June birthday remembrance. The mother and family express grief, hope reunion at a Golden Gate meeting, and place flowers on the grave. Missed by Mable, Herbart, and family two years after her passing.
Paul W Burns of 265 Dale Ave Carlisle Ohio 45005 appears in a special notices segment. The item lists a residence and date of entry. No other details are readable.
A 1907 advertisement highlights Fultz Gift Shop at 1907 Tytus Ave with brassware and Italian glass at discount prices. Other items include oil painting from black and white photos and a Reader and Advisor column offering photo painting services from Madam Jo Ann at 11 E 2nd St Franklin.
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