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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
2
Congolese paratroops quelled a mutiny by Leopoldville city police who arrested superior officers seeking a 25 percent raise. Paratroops surrounded the police camp, seized armories, and moved rifles to safety with no shots fired. Police pay cited near $100 monthly amid inflation.
Paul R. Sullivan, 65, retired postman of 216 Clark St., died at Hughes Memorial Hospital after two months as a patient. Requiem High Mass at Holy Trinity Church and burial at Woodsire Cemetery. Survived by brother Charles of Trenton. Funeral details listed with viewing times. Additional notices mention Mrs. Price and Kendall Sears with burial and service details. Carol C. Hieb is noted among other service entries.
Funeral services for Rowanna Price, 72, of Somerville Rt 1, are scheduled for 2 p.m. at a local church. The obituary notes she is survived by family members and mentions a private interment.
Van Wyck Brooks a 77 year old literary historian and critic died in Bridgewater Connecticut. Rev Dr Thomas S Kepler a 65 year old Protestant theologian and author died in Oberlin Ohio. Irving B Wershaw 61 vice president of Miles Laboratories died in New York after brief illness. Arthur L Ross 68 VP of International Paper died in Mobile Alabama of a heart attack. Quincy C Ayres 71 professor and plant patent manager at Iowa State University Foundation died in Ames. Fred W Kessler 59 dealer in airmail stamps and promoter of rocket flight die in Manhasset New York.
Trenton High School will honor its top five seniors at the Lion's Club Honor Night on Thursday May 23. Speaker Dr Charles Techman former Trenton principal now with Miami University Education Department. Dinner at the Fish and Game Club at 6 30 p m. honors David Adrian Carol Hurt Mary Sue Jacobs JoAnn Ashley and William Melloh with addresses listed.
West Hartford officials void a caveat assessment for a penetration macadam wearing course on Crocker Avenue. Mayor Sheehan explained property owners owe nothing for the road and urged officials to call future such work simply a road rather than a separate paving inquiry.
Two Ohio wheat farmers Winthrop B. French of Wakeman and Richard J. Hooker of New London join others in asking a Washington court to bar the May 21 nationwide referendum on the administration's wheat plan. They allege the advance written notice requirement unfairly discriminates against small farmers.
The PTO units in the district are leading a project to count all children ages one through 18. The effort seeks detailed personal data on parents or guardians to predict enrollment growth and guide district growth plans beyond legal requirements.
Ariane Tebbenjohanns, a German divorcee linked to convicted wife killer Samuel H. Sheppard, told U S Immigration officials she will return to West Germany on May 15. She plans to seek citizenship eventually after a romance born by correspondence. Maps and chart destruction reference interrupts the piece with unrelated note.
Charles J Naegelen retired after fifty years with Armco highlighted by a recognition at Middletown Works. He began in 1913 in the electrical department, moved to the mechanized division in 1917 at Central Works, returned to Middletown in 1919, and retired in 1956.
Cub scouts from dens 6 and 8 of Pack 9 toured WLW D Dayton station last night learning camera operation and newsroom routines. Den mother Mrs. William Stone and den dad William Stone accompanied the group, sponsored by Crystal Tissue Co.
Two Middletown men appeared before Judge David Black in Butler County Domestic Relations Court on charges of nonsupport. Paul Davis Jr., 31, pleaded guilty to non support of five children. Charles Highley Jr., 20, was found guilty of non-support of three children after pleading not guilty and was placed on probation.
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