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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1970
Page
2
Obituary notices for Edward G Tesmer 65 of Seaman and two more local deaths Ralph Rickard 50 Carlisl e and Jennie Lewis 13 Carlisle area list service times and burial plans plus several young deaths with church service times. Surviving relatives and funeral details are provided for each.
Clarence V. Dunham 83 of 337 Columbus Ave Lebanon died today at Grandview Hospital Dayton after an extended illness. Survived by wife Ethel son Earl of Waynesville brother Morris Lebanon and four grandchildren. Services Monday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation 4 7 and 9 p.m.
Mrs. Helen Howell 55 of 425 East St died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow at Oswald Lebanon Cemetery funeral home with burial follows. Survived by husband Jack Sr and son Jack Jr both at home.
Franklin. Dr. Dale Hubbard sues Middletown real estate brokers and developers Robert Keays and Charles Hurst and Mil-Hur Realty for flooding his land between S Dixie Highway and Decker Road. He seeks $100,000 and injunctions to stop further damage alleging installation of drain tiles directing water onto his property at 6435 S Dixie.
J. B. Banks 34 of Lexington Ky died on arrival at Clark County Hospital Winchester after a one car crash on Rt 213 near Stanton Ky at 11 a m. He worked in Lexington city sanitation. Survived by wife Beatrice and sisters Mrs Josephine Hounshell Mrs Mabel Henry and Mrs Mae Sheffield. Funeral arrangements at Porter Funeral Home Campton Ky.
National Geographic notes sun appears 100 billion times brighter to Earth observers, but at equal distance it would seem small next to giants like Rigel, which shines about 15 000 times more luminant.
The New York Times plans to publish no Sunday edition if a contract with Typographical Union No. 6 is not reached. Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger announced the temporary halt after Saturday night printing, with workers not paid on the Sunday shift. Talks had stalled since May 9 after a 19 hour session.
Dayton Ohio. Oakwood High School closes as 92 of 115 district teachers are dismissed under the Ferguson Act after a study day tied to failed contract talks. Two elementary schools stay open with partial staff as negotiations continue with the Ohio Education Association present.
Civil rights demonstrators pressed a 124 mile Georgia march toward Griffin and Atlanta for a mass rally after reports of a plot to kill a marcher surfaced. Hosea Williams called the reports absurd while Gov Maddox warned of more state troopers and possible National Guard use for the Atlanta rally.
HUD investigators reportedly satisfied with a $700,000 water project for Warren County after meeting with commissioners. The plan, funded in part by a federal grant, faced a 30 mile line cutdown to 20 miles in a recent hearing.
Ted Reeder was re-elected president of the board of directors for Junior Achievement of Middletown at the annual officer election. Others chosen include Ted Lazarow as vice president and John Darragh as treasurer, with Evelyn Day re-elected secretary.
Police logged two break ins at the Steel Terminal building and Ty's Pony Keg with no items taken. Thefts included firearms from George Ingram's home, cash from a laundry basket, car radio equipment, garage tools, a gun from a disabled car, and 48 tape cartridges.
The Miami University Middletown A Cappella Choir directed by Christine E. Kegley presents its third annual spring concert Sunday at 7 30 p m in Dave Finkelman Auditorium The program features Randall Thompsons The Peaceable Kingdom text from Isaiah with Beth Evans soloing at the piano Evans a freshman will perform a Khachaturian piano sonata Folk songs close the program Admission is free.
The cost of living index increased by 2.7 percent in West Germany last year as the nation maintained a strong economy. among OECD members it posted a relatively low average price increase.
A report by Istanbul University ear specialist Prof. Hikmet Altug says Istanbul is the noisiest city in Europe. He warns rising mental illness and deafness tied to screeching horns loudspeakers outside record shops and street peddlers’ cries.
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