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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
2
Ohio's weekend death toll rose with four multiple fatality traffic crashes and Sunday carnage, reaching the year’s second highest count. Over 54 hours ending Sunday, at least two on Ohio highways killed, four drowned, three burned, and two in miscellaneous accidents, with twenty dying on Sunday and fourteen in traffic crashes.
The Ohio Osteopathic Association opened its fourth convention in Columbus and elected Donald Siehl, a Dayton orthopedic surgeon, as its new president.
Chester L. Kingsbury, 70, retired Armco Steel Corp executive, died after a heart attack. Graveside services set for 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Woodside Cemetery. Born in Branford Conn he came to Middletown in 1927, held multiple Armco posts, and was active in civic life and Boy Scouts. Survived by wife Ethel two sons and six grandchildren. Local arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home. Burial at Marion Cemetery. visitation today.
Charles T. Baker 68 of 185 12th Ave Chautauqua died at 11 55 pm yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton where he had been a patient two weeks He led a plastic bag factory and ran laundromats in Akron A WW I veteran he is survived by daughter Dorothy Dickson of South Pasadena California Private services will be Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home Rev Harold Platt er officiating Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Akron Local arrangements
Joseph Edward Castner, 44, of 4415 Moore Road, died Saturday at Middletown Hospital of a heart attack. He had worked 13 years as a driver for Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. Castner was a member of the American Legion, the Sportsmen's Club, and First Presbyterian Church. He served in the Army during World War II.
Arthur M Johnsen Sr. of Chicago aged 75 died at 1:40 am in Middletown Hospital after ten weeks with his son Arthur Jr. at 4213 Fisher Ave. A retired testing engineer for Pullman Co. Surviving wife Ethel, son Arthur Jr., daughter Lois Crimer, sister Margaret McIlveny, and five grandchildren. Services and burial planned in Chicago. viewing at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Anna Atkin son 89 of 458 F Mulberry St Lebanon died Saturday at Grandview Hospital Dayton Survivors include daughters Mrs Grace Shuler and Mrs Aud rey Burton of Lebanon a sister Mrs Nellie Justus of West Jefferson Services set 2 pm Wednesday at Stubbs Funeral Home Waynesville with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin Funeral home to receive call tomorrow afternoon and evening
Four month old Samuel Whisman son of Mr and Mrs Jay Whisman of 403 Shariz Road died at 5 30 am today at home from bronchitis. Surviving are the parents a sister Marsha paternal grandparents Samuel Whisman Franklin and maternal grandparents Robert Shelton Deland Florida. Services set for 1 pm at Home with burial in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
In Manhasset New York Max Rosoff age 82 died Sunday. Rosoff’s restaurant named after him was a popular haunt of theater people for over 30 years. Mrs Martha Shepherd 80 of 225 Gordon Ave.Services 10 am Wednesday at Webb. Mrs Mildred Youtsey 68 of 1108 Greenwood Ave Requiem High Mass 9 30 am tomorrow at St Stephen Church.
William Sanders, production clerk at Black Clawson Co., will be installed as president of the Lemon-Monroe High School Band Boosters' Club at Tuesday night’s school meeting. Mrs Norval F. Diver is mentioned as part of the group.
Weather fueled a weekend of accidents in Middletown with nearly four thousand dollars in damages across 15 crashes from Saturday noon to Sunday midnight. Drivers cited include Benny James 16 and Mary Siebenburger 17 for rear and left turn failures, with minor injuries reported and various autos damaged. A garage and several parked vehicles also sustained damage amid multiple fender benders and citations.
Royston Texas announces field tests of KleerPlex a new deep pore cleanser from Loesch Laboratory Consultants. Daily use with cotton should clear pimples blackheads and related complexion problems within 30 days by dissolving sebum and preventing future outbreaks. The offer includes two months for 1.98 with COD shipping or refunds if unsatisfied.
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