Funeral notices outline services for two Middletown deaths
Funeral details show Otto Boyce of Cincinnati dying Monday with visitation tonight from 7 to 9 and services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, burial at Middletown Cemetery.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
2
Funeral details show Otto Boyce of Cincinnati dying Monday with visitation tonight from 7 to 9 and services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, burial at Middletown Cemetery.
Bruce Reynolds 81 a Middletown native who lived in Miamisburg for the last 12 years died yesterday at the Friendly Rest Home in Miamisburg. Services are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home. He leaves his mother Rosa Reynolds of Oxford two sisters Sarah Pfaff of Oxford Bonnie Hall of Phoenix Ariz and a brother Marvin of Miamisburg.
Dr Rush joins a Boston panel at the American Psychiatric Association annual meeting. The session features group therapy specialists explaining treatment methods to psychiatrists. Other participants include Haim Ginott, Millard Hoyt, Albert Deutsch, and Tom Levin. Panel chair is Dr Norman Brandies as about 16,000 members attend.
Miss Ringer died early Monday while being transported to Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton Friends may call today from 7 to 9 pm She survived by her parents four sisters and a brother all of Dayton Mrs Esther Clair 71 2351 Hamilton Middletown Road Requiem High Mass 9 am tomorrow at St Stephen s Church
In a Senate debate that began before JFK's assassination, a measure to curb interstate mail-order rifle and shotgun sales moves to a vote. The bill, led by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, would also ban mail-order handguns, limit nonresident and under-21 sales, tighten imports, curb mortars and bazookas, and raise licensing standards. The NRA backs a companion bill regulating but not banning interstate handgun sales.
Stan Lewis chief of the LeSourdsville Fire Department was elected president of the newly formed Butler County Fire Chief's Association at a meeting of county fire chiefs and assistants held this week at the Middletown Firemen's Clubhouse. Harold Poplin of Trenton was named vice president and Robert Jacks of Ross was chosen secretary treasurer.
David Chasteen, 22, of Franklin, was indicted by the Adams County grand jury on two counts kidnapping and armed robbery stemming from the April 30 abduction of Forrest Mason from a Locust Grove dairy store. Mason identified Chasteen and two accomplices, Walter Brogan and James Fisher. Brogan was killed in a Hillsboro shootout. Fisher remains in juvenile custody.
Hamilton police arrested Herbert LeRoy Krauter in a bar after a chase, recapturing the 38 year old escapee from the Preble County jail where he and Charles Minor fled April 29. Minor was wounded in Dearborn Michigan after a shootout and remains in custody in Detroit.
Middletown to host its twelfth annual Memorial Day observance featuring a parade of 75 units or more, the longest marching line in the event’s history. Registration deadline is May 23. The procession starts near Manchester and Broad at 9, moves to Central Main 14th and Woodside Cemetery for ceremonies led by Chief James Howerton. Flags will be distributed at Woodside May 28–29 and daily that week at American Legion Post 218, 116 S Main St.
Eleven states increased cigarette taxes in the last year, boosting per pack prices and revenue projections. Officials cited health goals and revenue needs as primary motivators, with several states earmarking funds for public programs.
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