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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
2
Franklin will hold a free disposal service during “Clean-up, Paint-up and Fix Up Week” in May 2014. City crews will canvass all areas and collect bundles left on curbs.
A 22 year old Brookville man Garry Lee House was reported in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after his motorcycle struck a truck driven by 31 year old Robert E Fraley at Rt 4 and Franklin Trenton Road. House suffered head lacerations hand and leg injuries while Fraley turned onto the road. State patrol said the accident was under investigation.
The Hottentot people inhabited parts of South Africa prior to the Zulu expansion. Early routes, settlements, and interactions shaped regional dynamics before major southward movements by the Zulu occurred.
Mrs. Bertha Conner of 3304 Tyts Ave died yesterday at Sunnybreeze Nursing Home Hamilton after a week as a patient. Survived by sister Mrs. Effie Meahl she lived with. services Thursday 2 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Schul born in Butler County died. daughter Mrs Hazel Gingerich and two sons Herbert and Willard among survivors. services Thursday 10 am at McCoy Leillet Funeral Home. burial Elk Creek Cemetery. Burial details and viewing hours provided by funeral homes.
Frederick M Denniston about 30, of 17 Lylburn Road, Middletown, died 10.30 pm yesterday at the National Health Institute Bethesda Md after heart surgery. He was a WWII veteran and member of Jefferson Lodge 9% FAAM and the Scottish Rite. Survived by wife Thelma, son Fred Jr of Middletown, brother Robert of Phoenix Ariz and four sisters. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
Lena Schul, age 9, of 70 Hamilton Trenton Road, died yesterday at 6:15 pm at her home. Funeral arrangements pending.
Funeral services for Logan J. Gabbard 71 of 4552 Shaker Road are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at First United Church of Christ with Rev Carl Landes presiding. Burial will follow in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation at Angles by Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 10 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Surviving: wife Eva. three sons Logan Jr Harry of Franklin and Ralph of Middletown. five brothers Ben Daniel Pete Oscar Roscoe. five grandchildren.
Mrs. Ethe Trimble aged 72 of Dayton and formerly Springboro was pronounced dead on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton at 9 07 p m yesterday. Body to be at Anglesby Funeral Home.
Mrs Amelia B Whited 54 died at her Turner Drive home northwest of Lebanon after illness. She worked 16 years for the State Highway Department Group Division until illness struck. She was a Methodist Church member and attended Mason orders including Eastern Star and Grange. Survived by husband Edgar, mother Mrs JW Garner, father J A Wise, and sister Mrs Lucian Hol.
Adria Airways of Yugoslavia secured a three year CAB charter permit to fly DC6B aircraft on up to 11 charter runs annually between Yugoslavia and the United States. The authorization, backed by President Johnson, excludes cargo charters.
A tractor-trailer sideswiped another big rig turning left, then hit a utility pole and tree, killing 30 year old William Evans of Youngstown. The turning truck driver Carole F Crawford 63 of Rogers was uninjured. The crash occurred Monday on Ohio 7 just north of Rogers about 19 miles east of Lisbon.
Funeral services will be held at 11 am Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm Wednesday. Also listed are Kenneth Sears 34 of Lawrenceburg Indiana and infant Webb son of Allan J Batley. Elizabeth Rentschler 89 of 350 Ross Ave. services incomplete.
Budapest reports former Hungarian president Arpad Szakasits who mixed Social Democrats with communists in 1948 and was jailed by the Reds, later rehabilitated in 1956, has died. In Ann Arbor Dr. Paul M. Fitts aged 52, a psychology professor and engineering psychologist at the University of Michigan, died of a heart attack after teaching at Ohio State and Tennessee.
Washington AP Investigators for the House Committee on Un-American Activities move through the South for hearings on the Ku Klux Klan. No date or subcommittee yet. Justice Dept cooperation noted and Donald Appell leads field digging. White House denies halt claim. Edwin Willis emphasizes independent inquiry and preparation.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy spoke to the Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal in White Plains after canceling daytime engagements due to nausea. Reporters noted he did not look well and appeared flushed, yet he completed a brief ten minute address before leaving promptly.
Mrs Peggy Theiss 36 of Hamilton was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in Butler County Common Pleas Court for the March death of her husband Frank Theiss 45. Judge Fred B. Cramer suspended the sentence and placed her on three years probation, noting her background and reputation.
St Sava Church in Parma reopens after a year closed due to a feud. Common Pleas Court Judge Charles W. White ruled for the church governing body, installing a new pastor loyal to the Yugoslav mother church, against a faction led by Milan Naperta seeking separation and loyalty to ousted Bishop Dionisie Milivojevich.
Miss Marcia Aronoff a 21 year old Oberlin College senior from 901 Ellen Drive was denied a jury trial in Cleveland for participating with 23 demonstrators April 26 at the federal building site. Judge Hugh P Brennan ruled the charge of disturbing the peace carries no jail sentence with a maximum $50 fine and set the case for June 15 while prosecutors answer a bill of particulars.
A 10 year old girl, Carol Ahern of Upper Arlington, died after riding a skateboard down a sloped driveway and colliding with a car. She passed away four hours later at Riverside Methodist Hospital.
Howell Industries, Inc. of Detroit will build a $350,000 plant at Brookfield in Trumbull County, with completion expected by mid August and about 200 jobs to be created, according to the Ohio Department of Development.
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