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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
Dr Luis L. Montalvo, new ER physician at Middletown Hospital, nearly treated himself after a patient struck him while being treated for a cut hand from installing a plate glass window at a cafe. Police clarified hospital rules as treatment continued and the patient was released.
Edward A Banks 80 of 920 Ninth Ave died at Middletown Hospital after two weeks illness. He was born in Franklin and worked for Armco Steel 1923 to 1952. Survived by wife Mae, son Floyd Moore, daughter Gladys Childs, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Thursday at Second Baptist Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Bailey Funeral Home in charge. Masonic service tomorrow 9 pm at the church.
Robert A. Jeffcott 54 native of Middletown died yesterday at University Hospital Columbus He was senior account executive for McCann Erickson Inc Surviving wife Lorena a daughter Judy of Mt Clemens Michigan and brother Joseph of Cincinnati Requiem Mass 10 am Thursday at Our Lady of Grace Church Price Hill Cincinnati Burial Arlington Cemetery Mt Healthy Friends may call at Busse Borgmann Funeral Home Cincinnati tomorrow after 2 pm
Mrs Anna Gleadall of Waynesville dies after long illness at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Methodist Church with Rev Robert Quick officiating. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Friends may visit at Stubbs Funeral Home today from 3 to pm.
Funeral services for Charles E. Miller 67 of Minford Ohio will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home burial will follow in Minford Ohio Friends may call today after 4 p.m. at the funeral home He died Saturday his wife Opal two brothers and two sisters survive
Mrs Dora E Roberts 80 of 36 E Market St Germantown died at 11 pm yesterday at the home of her son Paul at 1 Germantown Rt 1 after months of declining health She was a lifelong Germantown resident husband Clarence died 1963 Survived by son and seven grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Thursday at John App Funeral Home Burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis Friends may call tomorrow 4 to"}
Mrs Elizabeth Wade 65 of 25 Franklin St Springboro died at Middletown Hospital after an illness dating from Sunday She worked 21 years for Dayton Envelope Co and was a member of the McFifresh American Legion Auxiliary and Priscilla Club She is survived by five sons five daughters a brother two sisters and several grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin with Revs Harley Fidler and William Fox officiating Burial in Springboro Cemetery.
Judge Louis Holland of Montague Texas was appointed to take over further trial court proceedings in the Jack Ruby case. He succeeds Judge Joe B Brown of Dallas who asked to be removed from the contro versial case.
The Lions Club schedules two special events this week a 1 pm golf tournament at For 104 99 OGD AajuNE SH followed by dinner at 184 and a Thursday noon meeting at the First National Bank where members will view the bank’s new computer system. J Les Duermit is program chairman.
Walter P. Eaton of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton will have a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 am Thursday Our Lady of Victory Church Delhi Hills. Lester Bowers 65 of Fairfield has services at 10 am Thursday. Mise Nelle Daugherty of 531 Main St with Requiem High Mass at 9 am tomorrow St Marys Church. Otto Miller of 1700 Princeton Pike, services at 9 am tomorrow Campbell
In Great Bend and Larned Kansas pilots in helicopters warn farm families and small towns as floods race down the Arkansas River. Red Cross worker Tom Irving says a five foot wall of water is moving rapidly, with pilots circling rooftops to alert residents.
The Defense Department announced all 53 400 American troops in South Vietnam will receive 55 dollars a month combat pay unless expressly exempted. Previously only those in hostile fire zones for six days a month qualified. the policy also extends special combat pay to service members injured by hostile action in the Dominican Republic.
Sertoma Club meets 6 39 pm at 639 pm. Middletown Personnel Association 6 90 pm. Manchester Battery AH74A Gun Ball 7 pm. Armory hosts events. Sheffield Street Fire House MHS Band Associates 7 0 pm. Central School Disabled American Veterans 5 pm. Legion Home FOR Lodge 8 7 pm Eaglet Hall 100F Miami Lodge 7 pm Monroe IOOF Hall. Wednesday Exchange Club at noon. Manchester Motor Inn High 1 Club at noon. Commercial Building YMCA Board at noon YMCA Room K. Golden Age Club 1 pm. High June Apartments Hunter-Clark VFW Post 65 7 pm 1319 Young Fenwick Welfare 8 pm Fenwick High School. AlAnon Family Group 8 0 Alcoholics Anonymous.
Willie L. Sheffield, 30, fled Macon police headquarters after killing Detective Thomas Hinson and wounding Detective T. J. Mitchell. A posse cornered him in a South Macon swamp. he opened fire as officers closed in, and he was shot dead after firing from Moody's car and into the yard.
Former President Eisenhower endorsed legislation to allow the federal government to distribute birth control information to foreign governments. He told a Senate Foreign Aid subcommittee that curbing population growth is vital for world survival and that welfare funds should not lure unwed mothers to have illegitimate children. He noted a shift from prior opposition and said research could guide possible actions including sterilization, though final steps would shock many citizens.
A one year old Franklin child and Shirley Ann Tibbs were injured when Elbert Tibbs driving north on Rt 4 collided with Susie B Swartz pulling from Milldkm Road. The child and Tibbs were treated at Middletown Hospital for worrisome head injuries while Swartz received scalp lacerations and X rays at Mercy Hospital.
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