Pilot Plans Solo Flight Over Ocean
An early report notes a pilot intends a solo ocean flight from a coastal area. Details on aircraft, route, and date are limited in the fragmentary text.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1957
Page
3
An early report notes a pilot intends a solo ocean flight from a coastal area. Details on aircraft, route, and date are limited in the fragmentary text.
Fragmented OCR note describes a wishing well riddle with numeric hints and letter codes. It mentions a message awaiting a fortune by spelling with six letters and reading left-to-right from a grid. The text is garbled but centers on a puzzle involving numbers, letters, and creature names.
Deaths notice for L. Remine age 89 of Montage Township shows arrival at Middletown Hospital after nine months illness. Survived by daughter Rena Kingdon and son Charles Remine. services Thursday at Schramm Funeral Home with Rev Clay Kanes officiating. Burial in Wood Cemetery. Eagles Memorial services set for 8 p.m. tomorrow. Friends may call Schramm from 4 to 7 p.m. tonight.
Mrs Della Smith 35 of 3758 Frazee Rd Erville died of pneumonia yesterday morning at Fort Milton Hospital Hamilton after a week of illness. Native of McWhorter Kentucky she lived in Butler County 20 years worked at Pillsbury Mills Hamilton 10 years. Survived by husband Earl mother Mrs Nancy Brown Livingston KY two brothers Henry Hamilton Paul Camden Rt 1 and four sisters Myrtle Gim Livingston Esther Tiker Hamilton and O Wells Burns. Services at 10 am tomorrow Webb Pyra Home Hamilton with burial in Smith family lot Ty Rock Castle County Kentucky.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. James Tussey of 302 South Ave Anklin died at 1:47 p.m. yesterday, 49 hours after birth. Arrangements are incomplete at Eaton Funeral Home.
Butler County death notices list K Murdock aged 94 of College Corner with services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Presbyterian church and Catherine Elizabeth Groh aged 8 5731 East River Road with Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a.m. tomorrow at Ann Church. Also reports from Louisiana and Alabama observe Mrs Love a pioneer woman noted for developing fields near Tullos Urania and early work in Seesee and near Jackson. Newton Massachusetts obituary mentions John P B Dempsey 73, former ad director of the Boston Herald Traveler, retired after 4 years, with papers since 1917.
Special Judge B. Cramer dismissed rape charges yesterday in Common Pleas Court. Napier Stubblefield and Profitt were sentenced to terms in the Cincinnati Workhouse on battery charges. Napier 90 days, Stubblefield 606 days. Prosecutors argued the trio assaulted a woman and a young woman on December 26.
Franklin council postponed the third reading of the River Street one way plan to April 15 after tabling the measure. The delay follows a proposed meeting with the traffic committee the Chamber of Commerce and a state highway official.
Burglars cut a hole in the roof of an auto supply store here and pried at two safes but failed to gain entry. A note left near a typewriter read you have tough safes. Police investigated the attempted break in and secured the scene.
A P okey Griffith District roundtable is set for 7 39 p m tomorrow in the Gardner Board and Carton Co auditorium. The Boy Scout section under Dud Inwood will Discover Spring through conservation wild life kit and build tasting fountains for the lids. Harry Hannah's cub section will concentrate on the theme weekends at Comp ay weekends p and will be discussed. Lawrence Johnson Middletown School special education coordinator will speak on values and uses of aptitude tests. Awards to units in the fall Get the vote campaign will be presented in a combined session. A movie They Also Serve will conclude the program with District Commissioner Sam Suse presiding.
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