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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals Blanche Burger Dies at 76 in Germantown

Blanche Burger 76 of Friends Road Germantown Rt 1 died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stroke. Survived by daughter Mrs Marshall Hale sisters Mrs Mildred Shea Mrs Sarah McGee Mrs Stella Storer brothers William and Raymond Warman and Harry Warman. Services Thursday 2 pm Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Howard Sears officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Call 2 5 and 7 9 pm tomorrow. Graveside tomorrow Woodside. Arrangements Schramm Funeral Home.

Blanche Burger Friends Road Germantown Rt. 1 Middletown Hospital Burger Winton St Marshall Hale Mildred Shea Sarah McGee Cincinnati Stella Storer Milford William Warman Tampa Fla Raymond Warman Detroit Mich Harry Warman Baker & Sons Funeral Howard Sears Grace Baptist Church Woodside Cemetery

Infant Son of Mr Mrs Chupka Dies at Middletown Hospital

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Chupka of 110 N Leibee St died at 5 49 am today at Middletown Hospital about 42 hours after birth Surviving are the parents and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Mullins of

Joseph F. Chupka Leibee St Middletown Hospital James Mullins

William Powers 69 dies at home after cancer battle

William J Powers 69 of 5929 Manchester Road died at 9 12 am today at home after five months illness from cancer A self employed carpenter he belonged to Odd Fellows Lodge 956 Viola Chapter 242 Rebekah Lodge Encampment Middletown 323 Cantons Lebanon 107 and Full Gospel Tabernacle Survived by wife Marie four brothers David J Middles town Cecil L Louisville Ky Norman Trenton Joseph Dayton and sister Maude Ward Fairborn Arrangements at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home

William J. Powers Manchester Road Ben Mr. Powers Odd Fellows Lodge Viola Chapter Rebekah Lodge Middletown Cantons of Lebanon Full Gospel Tabernacle Marie David J Cecil L Louisville Norman Trenton Joseph Dayton Maude Ward Fairborn

Funeral arrangements set for Fred Staton at Veterans Hospital

Fred Staton 70 died 11 55 p m yesterday at the Veterans Hospital Dayton after a six year stay He lived in Middletown 40 years a World War I veteran and former Wildwood Golf Club employee for 15 years Survived by daughter Christine Manning and four sons James Lowell William Fred Norman Ewell Robert K two sisters Minnie Wills Lilly McCarty one brother Oscar and 15 grandchildren Funeral arrangements are in

Fred Staton Veterans Hospital Dayton Staton Wildwood Golf Club Christine Manning Cleveland James Lowell Lebanon William Fred Long Beach Cal Norman Ewell Sita Alaska Robert

Ex Mrs Oswald Expecting Baby In Dallas

The former Marina Oswald Porter, 24, is pregnant with her third child and her first from her current marriage to Kenneth J. Porter. They wed June 1, 1965. Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, had two children, June and Rachel, from previous arrangements.

Dallas. Tex Marina Oswald Kenneth J. Porter Lee Harvey Oswald Warren Commission John F. Kennedy Porter

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Fisher buried at Woodhill Cemetery

Graveside services were held today for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fisher of 363 Beam Drive at Woodhill Cemetery. The child died at 6 50 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital shortly after a premature birth. Arrangements were by Eaton Funeral Home.

Franklin Robert Fisher Beam Drive Woodhill Cemetery Middletown Hospital Eaton Funeral Home

Waynesville woman dies in drowning at Millview Park

The death of Martha McKnight, 42, of RR 1 Waynesville, was ruled a tentative drowning after she was found face down in about three feet of water at Millview Park. Her husband Jesse and daughter Connie Lynn survive. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with viewing tonight. Burial will be in Miami Cemetery.

Waynesville Martha McKnight Waynessville Millview Park Stubbs Miami Cemetery

Obituary Notices List for Several Residents

Edith Rohrkemper, 81, of 2600 Mason Road, to have services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. William Robinson, 74, of Fairfield Nursing Home, service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Frank Whitacre, Anthony Wayne Apartments, service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. John P. Rupp, 88, of 5024 Augs purger Road, service at 2 p.m. Thursday. Services to be held at Webb, Brown-Dawson, Klaus Weigel.

Edith Rohrkemper Mason Road Webb William Robinson Fairfield Nursing Home Brown-Dawson Frank Whitacre Anthony Wayne Klaus Weigel John P. Rupp Augspurger Road

Ralph J. McGinnis Dies Colorful Miami Alum

Ralph J. McGin nis, 71, longtime editor of Farm Quarterly and former Miami University news bureau director, died June 4 in Mexico after a long illness. A Kingston native, he starred as a 1916 and 1920 Miami halfback, served in World War I, attended the Sorbonne, and later worked in publicity and writing. He helped found Farm Quarterly, published nostalgic essays, and lived in Ireland, Oregon, then Mexico with his wife. His Miami era teammates included notable figures such as Grayson Kirk and Paul Mingle, under coach George Little.

Oxford Ralph J. McGinnis Farm Quarterly Magazine Miami University Jalisco Mexico Kingston Ross County Miami French Foreign Legion American Expeditionary Force Italy United States Morgan Park Military Academy Davenport Iowa Lima Central van Wert Associated Press U. S Secret Service North Africa Rosenthal Publishing House Cincinnati Slick Farm Farm Quarterly Michigan Wisconsin Football Hall of Fame

Fourteen Junior Gray Ladies Capped at Middletown Hospital

Fourteen Red Cross Junior Gray Ladies were capped after logging 759 hours of volunteer work at Middletown Hospital over six weeks. Judy Wallace earned 63 hours, while Linda Coyer and Francis Amatulli each completed 62 hours. Hospital officials and Red Cross leaders praised the group’s service and discussed nursing as a career.

Red Cross Middletown Hospital Verity Hall Homer Boxwell Judy Wallace Linda Coyer Francis Amatulli Earle Leidner Tom Ortman Margaret Mosby School O Nursing W. H. Harrison Red Cross Chapter J. W. Ballard

Private Services Planned For Candy Newman

Candy Newman 21 daughter of Ruth Lyons television personality died Sunday night aboard a ship returning from a European trip. Private funeral services will be held in New York. her mother’s message gave no funeral day. Dr Herman Newman, a University of Cincinnati faculty member, and her father accompanied her parents.

Cincinnati Candy Newman Ruth Lyons New York John T. Murphy Avco Broadcasting Co Miss Lyons Miss Newman Candy Herman Newman University of Cincinnati

Fire reports and old ship timeline fragment

A 8:24 am fire on Eaton Ave and a 9:05 am grass fire on Sophie Ave caused no damage. The piece notes clipper ships ruled the seas for about 20 years after the 1841 launch of the Helena in New York.

Eaton Ave Sophie Avenue New York

Man Sentenced For Killing Rival In 1919

Chang Chin-lung, 50, was sentenced to death in Taipei this week for a murder committed in Mainland China 17 years ago. A brother of the victim spotted Chang on a street last year and reported him to police. Testimony showed Chang, an army enlisted man, bayoneted Sung Chi Chiang to death in June 1949 because Sung was in love with Sung's wife. The wife testified she never dared expose Chang for fear he would kill her.

Taipei Formosa Chang Chin-lung Mainland China Chang Sung Chichiang Sung

Wheat Acreage Study Likely

Washington AP President Johnson directs Agriculture Secretary Freeman to study next year’s wheat supply and demand. The move hints at a possible increase in the US wheat acreage allotment for 1968. Freeman said there is no surplus but a comfortable reserve and unused acreage could be planted if needed.

Washington Johnson Orville L Freeman Freema United States

Police Briefs Include Stolen Stroller and DWI Arrests

Helen Steinmetz reported a stolen baby stroller from her basement at 6 p.m. yesterday at 100 Harrison St. John Hogan, 23, of 4707 Ronald Drive, was arrested at 12:50 a.m. today in the 1800 block of Central Avenue for driving while intoxicated. A 17 year old was to be questioned today in a conspiracy case tied to an attempted burglary of a pop machine. he was arrested at Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue at 12:10 a.m. for breaking into a vending machine.

Helen Steinmetz Harrison St John Hogan Ronald Drive Central Avenue Yankee Road Michigan Avenue

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