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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1962

Page

2

Steel Wage Agreement Said Okayed

AP report says wage talks near settlement with a noninflationary contract. Detroit Free Press cites sources that announcement will wait until 11 steel companies settle non-economic issues. McDonald and Cooper declined comment after a late session, no news conference held.

Pittsburgh Aask Detroit Free Press Sdrwin A. Lahey Free Press Washington David J. McDonald United Steelworkers R. Conrad Cooper U. S. Steel Corp McDonald Cooper Lahey

Grass Fire Extinguished at Franklin Farm

A grass fire at the Walter Stephens farm on 9102 Martz Paullin Road caused no damage. Reported at 7 p.m. the blaze was extinguished last night. The farm is occupied by Herschel Miller.

Franklin Walter Stephens Martz-Paullin Road Herschel Miller

Retired Preble County official Elimer Mikesell dies at 82

Elimer A. Mikesell 82 a retired Somers Township trustee and Preble County Fair Board member died of a heart attack at home in Camden. He served 26 years as trustee and 36 years on the fair board. Surviving include wife Ida May a son Dale and several siblings. Services set for 1 p m tomorrow at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery.

Camden Elimer A. Mikesell Somers Township Preble County N. Mainah Mikesell Somers New Paris Ida May Dale Toledo Edward Eaton Ernest Goodwin Bowling Green Ohio Riley John Goodwin George Goodwin College Corner R.C. Nein & Sons Raymond Thompson Fairmount Cemetery

Death Notice for Ray Slack Dayton Ironworker

DAYTON Services will be held at Meyer & Boehmer Funeral Home Thursday at 1 30 p m for Ray Slack 52 resident of Dayton and ironworker for six years with Mc Graw Construction Co Middle town Mr Slack was found dead in bed at his home Sunday morning His death was attributed to a heart attack Viewing today from 7 to 9 p m and from 4 to 9 p m on Wednesday Burial will be in Memorial Park Dayton Mr Slack had been an iron worker for many years and was a member of Ironworkers Local 290 Besides his wife Beulah he is survived by four daughters Laverne Shirley Juanita and Frances two sons Lawrence and Bob by Ray and a stepson Charles three sisters and three brothers

Dayton Meyer & Boehmer Ray Slack McGraw Construction Co Middletown Ironworkers Local Beulah Laverne Shirley Juanita Frances Lawrence Bobby Ray Charles

Roy B Solsman 52 Dies in Lebanon

Roy B Solsman 52 of Morrow Route 2 dies. retired farmer. Service and burial arrangements pending.

Lebanon Roy B. Solsman Morrow Rt. 2

Noted marine artist Anton Otto Fischer dies in retirement

WOODSTOCK New York AP Anton Otto Fischer a noted marine artist died Monday. He had been retired since a heart attack in 1950 and illustrated books and stories by Jack London and magazines.

Woodstock N. Y Anton Otto Fischer Fischer Gemi Jack London New York John J. O'Connor Universal Pictures Co Kingston Jamaica O'Connor Universal Pictures Bloomington Ind Willard W. Patty Indiana University School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Patty I. U Redfield Iowa

Lemon-Monroe High Open House Tonight

Lemon Monroe High School hosts its annual open house from 7 to 9 PM with Future Teachers of America members guiding visitors. Parents and friends will meet the teaching staff and tour building facilities.

Lemon - Monroe High School Future Teachers of America

Man Treated for Lacerated Hand After Knife Slips

Shelby Ingram twenty six of Middletown Rt. 1 was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon for a lacerated hand suffered when a knife slipped while trimming a pony's hoof.

Shelby Ingram Middletown

Fenwick Festival date set for May at school grounds

Committee members at Holy Trinity Church set May 2 for the tenth Fenwick festival to raise funds for Catholic parishes in Middletown Trenton Lebanon Mason and Franklin. The event runs 1 to 10 p.m. with dinners from 1 to 7 p.m. Rev Francis R Monnig is general chairman with a team including Carl Burgemeir and several parish volunteers assisting with dinners and promotions.

Holy Trinity Church Middletown Trenton Lebanon Mason and Franklin Francis R. Monnig Carl

JA Starts Selection of Top Salesmen

Carolyn Reynolds and Dave Hatton won the first preliminary JA contest to name the top salesman. Remaining contests will be held at the Civic Association at 7 30 p m tonight and tomorrow night with six winners advancing to Friday for a 25 dollar savings bond and a spot in the regional contest in Jackson Michigan. A three judge panel from Armco Steel Corp selected winners after talks to a prospective customer.

Carolyn Reynolds Dave Hatton Civic Association Jackson Mich Ed Singley Bill Armstrong Bruce Jordan Armco Steel Corp Gordon Hileman Bob Wilson Civiteens Hatton Little Steelers Bonnie Back Priscilla Ron Beedle Wrennco Miss Reynolds Ja-Rays Peggy van Buskirk Jarmeco G. H Bert’ McClure Armco

Man Cited In Accident On Doty Street

A truck driver Harold Schuyler, 61, of 1706 Highland St was cited in Municipal Court after a truck car collision in the 200 block of Doty Street. Schuyler was charged with backing when unsafe. A steel pole from the truck struck Walter Corbin 33, who could not see the truck in time. Damage was estimated at 115 dollars. An additional minor accident was investigated.

Doty Street Harold Schuyler Highland St Schuyler Walter Corbin Shattle

Two Arrested in Germantown Grocery Burglary

Germantown detectives report two accomplices a 15 year old and Harry Russell 24 charged in an attempted robbery at a local grocery last week during which three intruders were involved and Manuel Bowling 19 was killed James Estep 66 owner of the store fired the fatal shotgun blast. The juvenile is charged with delinquency and Russell with burglary of an inhabited dwelling. The pair fled to a car after the shooting then returned home believing Bowling dead. The juvenile admitted involvement and implicated others in several area break ins.

Germantown Miamisburg Harry Russell Lewis St Manuel Bowling James Estep Bowling Russell Leonard Krocilaks

Crash Victims Remain in Poor Condition at Middletown

Two crash victims stayed in poor condition at Middletown Hospital. Arthur Henderham a 35 year old Marietta truck driver suffered head and internal injuries plus a leg and ankle fracture from a March 12 accident. Earl Andres 63 of Hamilton endured fractures of both legs a broken jaw broken ribs a dislocated hip and severe facial cuts from March 22.

Arthur Henderham Marietta Earl Andres Hamilton

Banker Townsend to join Ohio PR conference panel

Dwight J. Townsend vice president of Barnitz Bank will sit on a five man panel at two Ohio bankers conferences this week to discuss public relations and advertising ideas. The Akron gathering Wednesday and Dayton Thursday attract about 20 bankers each as part of the biannual Ohio Bankers Association event devoted to bank public relations.

Dwight J. Townsend Barnitz Bank Ohio Akron Dayton Ohio Bankers Association

Loaded Gun Threat Costs Man $100 Here

John T. Clements, 29, of 1110 Garfield St, was fined a total of 100 dollars and costs on two charges involving a loaded .32 caliber pistol. He received 3 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct by carrying the weapon concealed and 50 dollars for threatening Willie Sims, 1229 S. Verity Park Way, with the gun. The weapon was confiscated and he was ordered to stay away from Sims permanently. He was arrested Friday at the Rainbow, 1301 Garfield St, and is being held for his parole officer.

John T. Clements Garfield St Clements Willie Sims S. Verity Parkway J. T. Lamb Sims the Rainbow

Fines Levied by Judge Lamb on Two Men for Disorderly Conduct

Ray Perry, 47, of 3104 Illinois Ave., was fined $25 and costs for intoxication and $50 and costs for disorderly conduct. William Howard, 76, of 1320 Reynolds Ave., charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $50 and costs.

Lamb Ray Perry Illinois Ave William Howard Reynolds Ave

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