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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
15
COLUMN: A reader asks about good growth stocks and convertibles for inflation hedging. The adviser cites real estate and common stocks as long term protections, suggests Holiday Inns, American Home Products and Foxboro as growth candidates, and notes convertibles require future value and yield to limit risk.
Greene and Ladd at New York Stock Exchange lists securities for Aeronca Sora Paper and other firms. Manchester Motor Inn offers bids. livestock markets show hogs steady to 50 lower with No 1-3 pigs 16.00 to 16.25 per hundredweight and lambs steady with prime lambs at 26.00. Sheep and ewes quoted 4.00 to 6.00.
The New York market opened with active trading as gains outpaced losses about 2 to 1. Early leaders included Freuhaus Corp at 36 percent, Martin Marietta up 23 percent, Transamerica up 40 percent, McDonnell Douglas up 48 percent, and Green Refractories up 32 percent. AP index rose to 326.2.
Summit County construction delays eased as Laborers Local 894 reaches tentative contract with contractors. Members planned to return to work today. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
A compact list of crossword style hints including Seine a fruit and dove murmur with entries such as Babylonian hero delirium and Norse goddess of healing. The puzzle references 1967 publication by King Features Syndicate and notes average solution time of about 24 minutes.
Cincinnati stockyards report cattle and hog activity from USDA data. Cattle: 1,600 head. calves 150. steers and heifers steady with varied weights. cows and bulls mixed. Hogs: 2,200 head. barrows and gilts up 10 to 25 cents. No 1-2 190-230 lb at 21.85. No 2-3 260 lb unspecified.
Ohio markets show egg prices by grade and size after candling and grading. Reports cover farm prices, country pack plants, cartons to major cities, and retailer sales, with ranges for large and medium eggs and notes on U S grades and minimum case lots.
Fire department crews will test hydrants tomorrow through Friday from Ardmore Drive east of the city limits to Central Avenue south of Wildwood Golf Course.
A cluttered listing outlines various rate options for want ads including 10 days costs 1.98, 3 days 189 to 298, 10 lines 4.00 to 13.00, and deadlines for publication at 5 pm. It directs Warren County residents to call for an ad writer and provides toll free numbers for Weadle Mason and Lebanon. The notice lists categories like antiques, autos, real estate, services, employment, and emergency notices.
Classified notices show several lost items with rewards including a 6? Middletown High School timist lost near Hughes Street Verity Parkway and a $25 reward for return to 1110 Hughes Street. Also lost boy's Westhall watch near Smith Field, man’s wallet between Mueller Grass Co and Liberal Market, baled cat near Dr Gremers office, and a black billfold with a driver’s license. contact numbers provided.
Cemetery memorials advertised with appointment details. Call 423 6386 to arrange a visit for the VAN BUSKIRK and ANDERSON plots.
Obituaries list multiple local deaths and funeral plans. Nola Abner, 67, and William Cunningham, 81, died June 24 with services and home visitations planned at Joseph Baker & Sons and McCoy Leffier Funeral Homes, with interments at local cemeteries. Larry Curtis, 26, died in an accident with services at McCoy Leffier. Daniel Earls, 22, killed in auto crash. Bernadine Hornback, 80, with Rosary and Requiem Mass. Franklin P. Martin, 20, killed in an auto crash with services in Athens Tennessee and local arrangements by Rigas Funeral Home. Further details list mourners, times, and burial sites.
A brief notice marks July 4 as I Am A Loyal American Day. Organizers invite local participation and reflect on patriotic observance in the community.
The families express heartfelt thanks for kindness and support after the loss of their loved ones. They name Rev L L Collins and Rev Holloman for comforting words, praise donors of flowers cards and food, and thank Jordan Memorial Funeral Home and Mome for service. They acknowledge relatives friends and neighbors.
This remembrance page lists multiple obituaries and memorials including Clarence Baker who died June 25 1967 his family recalling his smile kindness and faith. Norman Darrell Cox died June 6 1966. Lillian Nipper died June 26 19__. Riley R Russell Sr died June 25 1959. and notes from families and local funeral homes Riggs McCoy Leffler Schramm Joseph R Baker as sources.
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