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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1968

Page

2

Death notices and funerals list several regional figures

A sequence of death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas lists Mrs Prudie Baker 70, Edward Gordon Franklin 75, and others with services at Baker's and Eaton fune ral homes. Additional notices include Raymond Miller John Fields Mrs Ida Millspaugh Albert Erbs and more with burial and service details. National and international figures James M Langley Maj Gen Mortensen Capt J P Saul and Robert F Jones are also noted with brief death references.

Raymond Miller Front St College Corner John Fields Race St Corrigan Ida Millspaugh Corwin Ave Webb Albert Erbs Central Ave St. Joseph's Church

Memorial service for Washington manager Harry Ingwerson

A memorial service for Harry E. Ingwerson 61 district manager for Armco's International Division in Washington D C will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at First United Presbyterian Church with Dr. Irvin Emmons officiating. Burial will be at the family's convenience.

Harry E. Ingwerson Washington, D .C Armco International Division First United Presbyterian Church Irvin Emmons

Phoenix Obituary for Norris Edward Dodd 88

Norris Edward Dodd, 88, former longtime resident of Phoenix, Arizona, passed away after a brief illness. He was known for his service in the community and as a retired longtime employee of a local utility. He is survived by two daughters, three grandchildren, and several siblings. A funeral service will be held at St. Mary’s Church on Friday with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Prudie Baker Hemlock Drive Trenton Middletown Hospital Middletown Garfield St Pentecostal Church of God of Trenton John C Opal Noble Nora Allen Eaith O'Neil Lyda Banks Faye Baker Carl Eugene R. C. Gibson Baker Baker's Funeral Home Kenneth Hughes Woodside Cemetery Ingwerson Washington Hospital Center Armco Steel Corp Armco - Australia Wilson Memorial Home Joe Carlisle Jack Fort Wayne Ind Betty Sims Syracuse Churubusco Krider Funeral Home Eaton Funeral Home Department of Agriculture Dodd United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization National Farmers 'Union

Two Franklin Teens Treated After Dearth Road Crash

Two Franklin teenagers Cathy Dennis aged 18 of Wiener Road and Gary Knox aged 17 of King Circle were treated at Middletown Hospital after a traffic crash on Dearth Road around 1 30 a m They were released after treatment. A Cleves boy injured on Rt 123 Saturday night Ronald Glasgow 11 of Zion Road treated for leg injuries at I 75 and Rt 122 incident at 825 p m Robert Richem 52 of Euclid Court suffered facial and left leg injuries and was released after treatment.

Franklin Middletown Hospital Dearth Road Cathy Dennis Wiener Road Gary Knox King Circle Cleves Rt. 123 Ronald Glasgow Zion Road Robert Richem Euclid Court

Monroe Man Hurt In Crash

A Monroe motorist Peter R. Neu age 26 was treated at Middletown Hospital for back and left foot injuries after his car was struck by Chester Ledford driving from 16 N Leibee St. Ledford misjudged a parking stall exit. damage totaled $200. A second driver Jerome Buchannan declined treatment after his car hit a street sign and hydrant at Main and Lafayette. his 1955 model was a total loss. Four other noninjury accidents caused about $1,900 damage. two motorists were cited.

Monroe Middletown Hospital Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Peter R. Neu Chester Ledford N. Leibee St Ledord Neu Jerome Buchannan Young St Main Street Lafayette Avenue

Three youths from Morrow injured in early morning crash

Three passengers from Morrow were injured when their car left U S 22 at Cochran Road, struck a stop sign and road marker, and ended in a ditch. Donald Kinney 19 and Robert Wessel 20 released from Epp Memorial Hospital Cincinnati. Del Blanton of Morrow Rt. 1 to be treated by family physician. Gerald W Hensley of Morrow Rt. 1, the driver, was charged with excessive speed.

Morrow Epp Memorial Hospital Cincinnati Donald Kinney Bradford St Robert Wessel Hazen Ave del Blanton Morrow Rt. 1 Gerald W. Hensley U. S. 22 Cochran Road Rt. 23 Rt. 132 Richard T. Stevens Main St Blanchester Madge L Howard Salem Road Rt. 22 Edward D. Warrick

Injured In 2 Car Crash In Lebanon

Seven persons were injured Saturday in a two car crash on Turtle Creek bridge in Lebanon. The Bobbitts from Virginia and a Lebanon family were treated at Middletown Hospital for forehead lacerations and chest injuries. Driver Walter Henderson and two passengers also were treated and released. Police said Bobbitt crossed the center line after a tire blew at 7 pm, and the two cars collided. investigation continues.

Turtle Creek Bridge Main Street Lebanon Virginia Middletown Hospital Mark Bobbitt David Bobbitt Bernice Michael Walter Henderson Crestview Ave Joe Henderson Crestview Avenue Marshal Knuckles E. Rt Bobbitt Henderson

Rezoning On City Agenda

The City Commission will meet at 6 p.m. in the municipal courtroom to discuss rezoning the northwest corner of Eaton and Roosevelt from single family to two to four family apartments. A contract with H C Nuttings Co. for inspection of the 1968 street blacktopping program is also on the agenda.

Eaton and Roosevelt Avenues Roosevelt H.C. Nuttings Co

Police Briefs Reported Incidents and Losses

A lightning strike damaged a street light at 1710 Jefferson Ave. Michael Most, 24, of 3156 Pearl St. Franklin, says a thief took a $50 camera from under his car seat in a Roosevelt Ave parking lot yesterday. A 27-year-old Springboro woman was treated at Middletown Hospital after an overdose. Mrs. Howard Watson of 824 17th Ave. reported a lost purse containing $32 between First Ave. and her home yesterday.

Michael Most Pearl St Franklin Roosevelt Avenue Springboro Middletown Hospital Howard Watson 17Th Ave First Avenue

Arrests Linked to Car Slashing and Missing Station Funds

Eugene R. Jackson, 46, of 2011 Van Ave, was arrested near Garfield St and Philadelphia Ave on suspicions tied to a vehicle slash. Carl Reichenbach, of 916 Lafayette Ave, identified the slashed car. Hy-Fy Service Station manager Oval Day reported $16 missing from the floor safe at the Verity Parkway location.

Eugene R. Jackson van Ave Garfield Street Philadelphia Avenue Carl Reichenbach Lafayette Ave Oval Verity Parkway

Twins Club Gets Charter

The Middletown Mothers of Twins Club received a charter at the 19th annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Mothers of Twins held in Dayton. Middletown delegates included La Verne Green and others with Mary Jane Pierce of Eaton as co-chairman.

Middletown Mothers of Twins Club Ohio Federation of Mothers of Twins Dayton la Verne Green Ann Gomin Hilda Wilson Imogene Gephart Mary William Phyliss Bunnell Barbara Doench Doench Mary Jane Pierce Eaton

High Twelve Speaker to Address Middletown Club

William A. Moore, a Hamilton metallurgist with Armco Steel, will speak on High Twelve Names Speaker Enhancement of the American Image at Middletown High Twelve club noon Wednesday. The event will be at the Commercial Building on S Main Street. Moore, a Middletown High School and University of Cincinnati graduate, also serves as a sergeant in the 48th Ohio Volunteer Infantry reactivated. He is a Blue-Gray Association member, Butler County Historical Society president, Hamilton Civil War Round Table vice president, and active in Revolutionary and Civil War reenactments.

William A. Moore Middletown High Twelve Club S. Main Street Moore Hamilton Armco Steel Corp Middletown High School University of Cincinnati 48Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Butler County Historical Society

Today In History June 24 1968 Associated Press

On this date in 1948 Soviet blockade of Berlin intensified with Western airlift. Other entries note Columbus sending enslaved Indians from Hispaniola in 1495 and Cortez's entry into Mexico City in 1520. Events span 1793 French constitution, 1940 Petain armistice with Italy, 1942 Dutch royal family in exile, 1948 Dewey GOP nomination, Mt Aso eruption ten years prior, 1963 Pope Paul VI peace pledge, 1967 Kosygin at Niagara Falls.

Soviet Union Berlin West Germany Christopher Columbus Isabela Hispaniola Spain Hernando Cortez Mexico City France Henri Philippe Petain Italy Netherlands United States Republican National Convention Philadelphia New York Thomas E. Dewey Iouthern Japan Mt. Aso Paul VI Alexi Kosygin Niagara Falls N.Y

Huong Hooted At Legislature Over NLF Nationalists Claim

In Saigon Premier Tran Van Huong faced boos and desk banging as he said there were nationalist elements in the Viet Cong National Liberation Front who were liquidated by the Communists. He urged that peace talks in Paris had made no progress and cited civilian casualties from recent rocket and mortar attacks.

Saigon South Vietnam Tran van Huong Viet Cong National Liberation Front Huong Ngo Dinh Diem NLF Nguyen Quang Luyen Liberation Front Ly Qui Chung Paris Tran Thien Khiem

College Heads Seek More Money for Higher Education

Forty two presidents from public and private colleges and universities, members of the Association of American Universities, urge the federal government to provide broad support for higher education. The 30 page paper warns funding pressures threaten the vitality of American higher education and could drive up out of state and foreign student exclusions as state legislatures fail to meet needs.

New York Association of American Universities

U. S. Imports Rise in Early 1967 Trade Totals

U S imports for the first five months of 1967 reached 109 billion dollars, up from 10 billion dollars for the same period in 1966, signaling a strong increase in early year commerce.

U. S

Jury Chosen for Hamilton First Degree Murder Trial

A Hamilton jury was selected for the first degree murder trial of Ronald Adkins 23 of 1636 Lee Ave. He is charged in the fatal April 28 shooting at Fishville Tavern 2050 New London Road that killed Ova Barl Wright 24 and wounded bartender Ralph Wilmot 25. Adkins fled then called sheriff from Columbia Missouri seeking to surrender before he was returned by Butler County officers.

Hamilton Court of Common Pleas Fed B. Cramer Ronald Adkins Lee Ave Adkins Ova Barl Wright Fourth St Ralph Wilmot Haldimand Ave Fishville Tavern New London Road Here Wright Wilmot Sheriff's Deputies Columbia Butler County Missouri City

Carlisle Volunteer Fireman Overcome in Barn Fire Training

Carlisle volunteers fought a barn fire on DuBois Road during a training session. David Smith, 33, of 971 Wilshire Drive, Carlisle, was overcome by heat and exhaustion and treated at Middletown Hospital, then released. The barn was the third structure burned to clear land for a planned shopping center.

Carlisle David Smith Wilshire Drive Middletown Hospital DuBois Road Smith

Christmas shopping spree fills FENZEL McDONOUGH'S window

The piece notes a wedding season buzz and a display of gift items at Fenzel McDonoughs with Revere silver bowls Lenox and international pewter. Norris Music and Filsons celebrate summer sales while Norris Shoes Rod ERERs and Pickwick Shoppe offer discounts on coats coats and handbags. Office Outfitters features Rand McNally Road Atlas and a General Electric air conditioner model Fashionette. The shopper urges readers to browse Mid Town parking and enjoy discounts to brighten gifts.

Fenzel McDonough Revere Georgetown James River Lenox Office Outfitters Rand McNally Goodyear General Electric Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Prudie Baker Edward Gordon Franklin — Edward Gordon Sherrie Carlisle Indiana Honolulu William B. Mortensen 1St Strategic Aerospace Division Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Concord James M. Langley Pakistan Concord Monitor Dublin J.P. Saul Saul Atlantic Ocean Kingsford Smith Sandy Spring Robert F. Jones Federal Communications Commission Harry Ingwerson Phoenix, Ariz Norris Edward Dodd HFC Davents N” Daves Central Avenue Buchannan Westinghouse Melampy Jeffersion Ave Twins Club THE Associated Press King Features Syndicate, Inc Spiedel Baker’s Jewelry Dodds Monuments Verity Pkwy Robert Konthier Mgr Norris Music Norris Filson Rod Erer Red Cross Joyce Pickwick Hattie Carnegie
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