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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
12
In Cleveland AP reports a growing sense that United Steelworkers will push the May 1 strike deadline back to allow bargaining. Steel magazine notes rising mill order backlogs and that mills plan large May and June deliveries while screening requests.
Ralph E. Brubaker, 70, of Ashland Ohio, was struck and killed while walking across US 411 S near Maryville Tennessee after leaving a restaurant and returning to his motel.
Cardinal Albert Meyer of Chicago, who had brain surgery on February 25, was reported slightly less responsive Sunday night. The spiritual leader of two million Catholics has not spoken since the operation and is still fed intravenously, hovering near consciousness.
Pope Paul VI began a week of Lenten prayer and meditation with a morning sermon by Ambrose Carre at the Ma tilde chapel in the Apostolic Palace. Carre, a French Dominican, will lead the sermons and prayers for the duration of the retreat with the Vatican staff.
A reader discusses selling General Foods shares and a widow asks about tax exempt bonds for $10,000 while the legal notices include a separate maintenance petition in Ohio and a state highway bid invitation for multiple counties with wage limits and bonding requirements.
The Middletown and Fenwick high school basketball teams and coaches will attend a Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Coaches Paul Walker and John Rossi will introduce players and discuss the season results.
Washington AP reports Treasury Department tax chief Stanley Surrey argues a college tuition deduction would aid those not in need and could slow educational progress. The piece notes Congress has proposed such a deduction amid broader tax debates and education funding considerations.
The Barnitz Bank Trustee seeks to settle clouds and register title to city land in Middletown Butler County Ohio. The lands include City Lots 595 to 640, described by plat and metes bounds. Respondents must answer by April 10 1965 or suffer consequences.
Livestock data show cattle activity with steer and heifer prices across weight ranges, cows and bulls steady, calves steady, hogs trading fairly active with lighter weights lower, sows and boars priced. Ohio eggs and poultry markets report varied prices for farm and consumer grades, with regional potato prices noted.
In Brooklyn suburb near Cleveland, Ronald W. Coleman 22 of Fairview Park and Diane Novy 18 of Cleveland were found dead in a running car, apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning. Police noted windows were closed except for a speaker cord gap. coroner to rule on death.
The Children's Bureau reports juvenile delinquency cases rose 8 percent in 1963 to 601000. Juvenile traffic cases reached 366000, up 17 percent from 1962. The delinquency rate doubled the rise in the 10 17 age group.
Thirty five people arrested in weekend gambling raids were to appear in Municipal Court today. David Williams aged 47 faced a charge of keeping rooms for gambling while the others were charged with visiting a place for the purpose of gambling.
Obituaries for Mr. John W anger 64 formerly of Tren ton Ohio died in Miami Florida at Mercy Hospital. Services at Wilson Memorial Home with interment at Miltonville Cemetery. Leroy Earhart 74 of Blue Ball Middletown Hospital died March 4. Burial at Buford Ohio with services by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Donald Maxon 61 death noted with cremation arrangements. Estelle Moore 66 Columbus Ohio died Grant Hospital with services at McCoy Leffler. William P Ley 32 died on arrival at Middletown Hospital with multiple services and interment at Woodside Cemetery.
The Cornett family and Mrs Laura Cornett express heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of their wife and mother. They thank Rev Robert McNamara for consolation and the many groups and funeral home staff for support and floral tokens.
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