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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
2
Mrs Ethel Null a Franklin resident and member of First Presbyterian Church Fidelis Circle and the Woman’s auxiliary died at Middletown Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with Herman McCoy officiating at Woodhall Cemetery. Precincts may call at the home Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
Reading notes indicate Jobe and German secured a win on Friday within a 2 to 9 pm window. The readable fragment confirms the time and outcome but lacks broader context or location details.
Obituaries list two services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow. Gilbert Jones of 2432 Ben dinghofen Ave. is noted with Kiaws-Weigel as the service arranger. James Kerby of New Mi ami is listed with Webb as the service arranger.
New features announced for the Wildwood May Festival on May 3 from 4 to 7 pm include a new entertainment area named Wisknie Woods and a five part program with dunking booths and a dinner service. The event proceeds under Mr and Mrs James Schmitt with Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts running booths.
Newspapers report Greek premier Papandreou faces charges of conspiracy linked to a secret faction within the army. The case centers on accusations that officers conspired to treason and were sentenced to prison terms. Andreas Papandreou is named as a member of the group.
A 21 month old girl wandered from a yard in Piqua Ohio toward a creek as two sisters ages six and another girl left to get coats. A search party found the body half a mile downstream six miles north of town. Police investigated the drowning at the scene.
A 14 year old boy was cited for no operator license and following too close after a collision. The incident was part of nine yesterday causing about 1.20 in damage and four motorists being cited. Garry R. Wilson 4 of 2 Linden Ave demolished a car at 5 20 pm. Geneva Eisele 207 Central Ave was cited after being involved near Goldman Ave and Orchard St at 5 15 pm. Mrs Eisele was cited for failure to stop. Sandra Diver 9987 Meadowlark Dr and Frank Love 7739 Dickey Rd at Verity Pkwy and Central Ave at 2 p m suffered 10 damage.
Fire at a Hamilton home ends with a man dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital. The victim, Ken Lande, was found in a burning second story bedroom as firefighters stretched lines and attempted resuscitation.
Local report notes a surge of arthritis fraud as residents seek relief. Officials warn patients to avoid unlicensed treatments while promoting legitimate medical education and a community health program.
A Madicon student will present a musical program at 7:98 pm featuring songs including Every Mountain Dixie and two religious numbers O Sacred Head Now Wounded Soa of God. The German choir of three voices will perform a version of Sean White and the Seven Deaths with Tracey Kidd Newew Well and Tim Scot taking the lead.
A combination bid of 859.3 percent for installing boilers at Roosevelt and McKinley Junior High Schools was awarded to Dayton Company. The new boilers will replace aging units in both buildings.
A new vice president in charge of election operations was announced, with responsibilities to oversee processes and ensure system integrity. The appointment signals emphasis on improving oversight and coordination across state and city election offices.
The Senate is expected to approve a four year draft extension. Senator Richard B Russell says the Armed Services Committee backed the measure for drafting 19 year olds first, replacing the 18 to 26 system. Lt. Gen. Hershey will testify on similar House legislation and retired Gen. Clark urged harsh penalties for those urging draft evasion.
A fire at 195 Yankee Road injures James Venter. He is taken to Mid Green Hospital for treatment where he is reported in stable condition. Authorities say the fire started in a storage area and was contained to the building.
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