Ugliness Eroding Force Parley Told
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson opened a White House conference on natural beauty urging Americans to take initiative to improve their land. She called ugliness an erosion of national character but said every person can help defeat it. a national council may be created to coordinate beautification efforts and review federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Amerca
a@ national council
Boy Hit by Car Receives Hospital Treatment
A three year old boy, Scott Harrison, son of Mr and Mrs Sterling Harrison of 2019 Woodlawn Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital for abrasions on his left arm chest and chin after running between parked cars and colliding with a car driven by Charles Lane of 534 Kensington St at about 11 30 am. Lane, a 16 year old, was traveling roughly 10 mph. No citations were issued. In other accidents, Whitney Ratliff 35 of 631 W Market St Germantown was cited for changing lanes after his car collided with Cleta Potter of 409 Fulton Lane. damage est 175 in a hit and run. Joast Yonbew Roe 30 of Road was struck in the rear by an unknown car while parked at 2012 Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Scott Harrison
Sterling Harrison
Woodlawn Ave
Charles Lane
Kensington St
Wooodlawn Avenue
Whitney Ratliff
W. Market St
Germantown
Cleta Potter
Fulton
Yonbesie Roe
Yankee Road
Hurt In Cycle Accidents
Two motorcycle crashes over the weekend sent four people to Hamilton area hospitals. David Sibert, 36, reported pelvis and shoulder injuries after a dog darted into his path on Hamilton-Scipio Road near Route 748. he was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Passenger Herbert Rains, 13, suffered abrasions and lacerations and was released. A separate crash on Houston Road near Route 127 involved Robert Kinkaid, 2171 Chapman Street, and passenger James Day, 15, both of Overpeck, treated for lacerations and abrasions and released from Ft. Hamilton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
David Sibert
Hamilton - Scipio Road
Sibert
Mercy Hospital
Herbert Rains
Brookville
Ind
Robert Kinkaid
Chapman St
Houston Road
Rt. 127
Kinkaid
James Day
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Scandal Clouds Bridge Tourney End of World Event
The 13th world bridge championship ended amid scandal as World Bridge Federation officials accused two British players Terence Reese and Boris Shapiro of transmitting information during play. The British captain ceded all points won, giving the United States second place while Italy won the Bermuda Bowl for the seventh straight time. Argentina finished third in the four nation finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
World Bridge Federation
United States
Italy
Schapiro
Reese
Ralph Swimmer
Officials Cite Anomalies In Play Of Reese And Shapiro
The world federation stated they had observed anomalies in the play when Reese teamed with Shapiro. Federation authorities conducted discreet observations and analyzed several hands to determine the two players transmitted information to each other in a prohibited manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Reese
Boris Schapiro
Reese
World Federation
Schapiro
Do It Yourself Car To Cost Only 560
London AP reports designer John West unveils what he calls the world’s first repair it yourself automobile. Seven feet long, seating five, it will cost about 560 dollars and achieve 65 miles per gallon. The engine is sealed for life and can be swapped in 10 to 15 minutes by the owner with a DIY kit and fiberglass components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John West
Canberra
Gallahers
First Places Are Taken By Local T-Birds
Local T-Birds of Middletown won four classes in a NBTA baton twirling contest at Franklin Heights High School Columbus capturing first in junior corps music parading and marching. Other winners included Debbie Shaper Nan Bongiani Judy Parrish Lorie Johnson Mandy Shaper Sue Bray Lorie Mathis Cinda Browning Beverly Huenning Sue Bongiani Debbie Freeze Peggy Huenning Vicki Surgenov Cathy Kieswetter Becky Gillespie in various age groups events and advance pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shir
Middletown
NBTA
Franklin Heights High School
Columbus
T-Birds
Hamilton
Debbie Shaper
Nan Bongiani
Judy Parrish
Lorie Johnson
Mandy Shaper
Sue Bray
Lorie Mathis
Iyear
Cinda Browning
Beverly Huenning
Sue Bongiani
Debbie Freeze
Weekend crashes send three to mercy hospital
Three people were treated at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for injuries from two weekend accidents. Robert R. Rees, 20, of Cincinnati, suffered a lacerated forehead when he fell asleep and struck the rear of a car driven by William G. Pennycuff, 37, of Fairfax. Pennycuff’s passenger Kathryn M. Bowers, 59, of West Chester, Rt. 1, received a whiplash. Rees was cited for assured clear distance. Eugene V. Voroff, 45, of Sidney, had forehead cuts after hitting the rear of a car driven by Larry A. Barker, 16, of 3824 Fiesta Way, as Barker turned left on Rt. 747. Voroff was cited for assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
State Patrol
Robert R. Rees
Cincinnat
William G. Pennycuff
Fairfax
Rt. 4
Rt. 63
Kathryn M. Bowers
West Chester
Rt. 1
Pennycuff
Rees
Eugene V. Voroff
Sidney
Larry A. Barker
Fiesta Way
Barker
Voroff
Insurance Man Dies After Heart Attack
Wayne R. Rogers 320 N Marshall Road 49 died at 1:50 a m yesterday at home after a heart attack. He had served 25 years as an agent for Western & Southern Life and previously worked for Sears Roebuck. World War I veteran, member of First Methodist Church VFW Moose Life Insurance Underwriters. Surviving wife Lela M son Richard daughter Marcus Lee father Glenn R Rogers two brothers Keith and Robert. Funeral 10:30 a m Wednesday Riggs Funeral Home, burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2–5 and 7–9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne R. Rogers
N. Marshall Road
Mr. Rogers
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Sears Roebuck Co
First Methodist Church
VFW Post
Moose Lodge
Lela M
Richard
Miami University
Marcus Lee
Glenn R. Rogers
Marshalltown
Iowa
Keith
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert
Stanford Conn
Riggs Funeral
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Roberta Lowman Rites Set After Pneumonia Death
Mrs Roberta Lowman 25 of 4398 Pennyroyal Road died of pneumonia at 7 15 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after being admitted Saturday Her husband two sons Ronnie and Donnie at home two step sons Johnny and Lonnie at home parents Shelby Rose Wolfe County Ky and Mrs Ortie Rose Dayton a brother Walter Rose in the Army a sister Mrs Alpha Combs Toledo and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Willie Rose Wolfe County Ky Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery
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Franklin
Roberta Lowman
Pennyroyal Road
Middletown Hospital
Ronnie
Donnie
Johnny
Lonnie
Shelby Rose
Wolfe County
Ortie Rose
Dayton
Walter Rose
Alpha Combs
Toledo
Willie Rose
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary for Cecil McNabb Sr. of Kentucky
Cecil McNabb Sr. aged 60 formerly of Middletown died last night at his Owensville Kentucky home. Survived by wife Mae five sons Donald Middletown Cecil Jr Franklin Woodrow in the Navy Ronald and Melvin North Middletown a daughter Mrs Lorena Arnold North Middletown and nine grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil McNabb Sr
Middletown
Owensville, Ky
Mae
Donald
Cecil Jr
Franklin
Woodrow
Navy
Ronald and
Melvin
North Middletown
Lorena Arnold
Jakie Meace Meace Dies at 54 in Hazard Kentucky
Jakob Meace, 54, father of Eliza Mayes and Betty Cockerham, of Middletown, died yesterday in Hazard Kentucky after extended illness. Survived by wife America, a son, three daughters, mother, three sisters and four brothers. Services and burial in Chavies Kentucky Wednesday. Maggard Funeral Home of Hazard arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakie Meace
Eliza Mayes
Betty Cockerham
Middletown
Hazard
America
Chavies
Maggard Funeral Home
Obituary for Christopher Muraski and Family
Christopher Muraski three year old son of Mr and Mrs William C Muraski of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 3 25 p m after illness since birth Surviving are the parents three brothers Charles Matthew Andrew and a sister Paula at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Muraski of Middletown maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Henry of Cincinnati and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Gordon Henry of Kentucky Mass of the Angels will be sung at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Marys Church Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral Home is handling arrangements today from 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Sedge
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Sedge
Diamond National
Cleveland
Middletown
Christopher Muraski
William C. Muraski
Lamberton St
Charles
Matthew
Andrew
Paula
John Muraski
James Henry
Cincinnati
Gordon Henry
Kentucky
St. Mary's Church
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral
Obituary: Jesse Seeley Dies in Kalamazoo
Jesse Seeley aged 63 of Opsego Michigan died at 2 20 p m yesterday in Kalamazoo Michigan. He is survived by two sisters Edith Trimble of Amanda and Anna Knorr of Michigan and a brother Sidney of Detroit. Arrangements are being handled by Winkel Funeral Home in Opsego Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Seeley
Opsego
Mich
Amanda
Kalamazoo
Edith Trimble
Anna Knorr
Michigan
Sidney
Detroit
Winkel Funeral Home
Obituary notices list local residents with funeral times
William Lainhart aged 74 of 607 S Eighth St has services at 10 a m Wednesday. James Kramer Sr aged 44 of 3851 Pleasant Ave has Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Ann s Church. Harry Waer aged 53 of 660 S Washington Blvd has services at 10 a m Wednesday. Mrs Mary Nelson aged 89 of Logsdon Rest Home has services 1 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lainhart
S. Eighth St
Brown-Dawson
James Kramer Sr
Pleasant Ave
St. Ann's Church
Harry Waer
S. Washington Blvd
Klaus Weigel
Mary Nelson
Logsdon Rest Home
Klaus-Weigel
Notable WWII Aide among 4 die in traffic and health incidents
Lebanon Indiana death reports note Er nest R. Lee 54 finance executive and Ike aide killed in a traffic crash. Samuel Cooke 66 self serve supermarket pioneer died of a heart attack in Philadelphia. Lester Ostrander 9 retired brigadier general died after a heart attack in Unadilla Sidney New York. Roy White 49 U S 3rd Air Force assistant chief of staff died at his home near the base in Ruislip England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Ernest R. Lee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lee
Economy Finance Corp
Indianapolis
Morris Plan
Philadelphia
Samuel Cooke
Sidney
N.Y
Lester S. Ostrander
Army
Unadilla Ruislip
England
Roy White
U.S. 3Rd Air Force
Britain
Stabbed But Happy He Helped
Enrique Negron a Puerto Rican grocery clerk spoke with Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy after Negron intervened when a crowd besieged detective Philip Siegel in the Bronx. Negron was stabbed in the back while defending Siegel. Siegel avoided firing to protect children. Murphy visited Siegel and Negron, praising their conduct and teamwork.
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New York
Enrique Negron
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Negron
Philip Siegel
Bronx
Siegel
Let’s Talk Shop Featuring Shopping Hints From Middletown Prize
A Middletown feature offers practical buying tips and shopper guidance drawn from a local prize event. The piece highlights savings strategies, product comparisons, and timely recommendations for households navigating seasonal bargains. The tone mirrors a community info column with actionable tips.
Centura by Corning at Dasons for wedding gifts and more
The latest Centura tableware by Corning arrives at DASONS featuring pristine white, blue cornflower and pewter grey pieces plus freeze cook add ons. Ideal for engagements as registry gifts with First National Bank ready to help plan finances. Hallmark spring wedding decor at DAVIDSONS includes bells, ribbons and a wedding book. Gallahers postal station offers convenient mailing services for brides and guests.
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Centura
Corning
Dasons
Baptists Embrace Unity Theme at 58th Convention
Delegates from 40 states and foreign countries closed the 58th American Baptist Convention with a unity theme. More than 300 missionaries were dedicated in colorful national costumes. Resolutions urged stronger United Nations ties, support for the National Council of Churches, and sending Baptist observers to Vatican II. onlarized remarks by outgoing president Dr J Lester Harnish. The group, with about 8 000 registered, held an outdoor rally and door-to-door visits in San Francisco. Next meeting set for Kansas City in May 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Baptist Convention
United Nations
National Council of Churches
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Red China
Cuba
J. Lester Harnish
Portland
Ore
Harvesters of the Spirit
Dr. Harnish
the Baptists
Kansas City
Churchmen pressed for stronger sex morality standards
In Columbus the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church debated reaffirming historical moral standards amid concerns of lax teachings on extramarital sex. Delegates from Omaha and regional units urged a resolution opposing moral relativism and the idea that religious ethics should adapt to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Omaha
Neb
Peoria
Ill
Shenango
Commandments binding Christians reaffirmed in resolution
The statement holds that the Commandments, including that against adultery, are binding on all Christians. It cites Lord Jesus and emphasizes love as the law’s fulfillment, noting he came not to abolish the law but to complete it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus
Ten year old treated for dog bite in Middletown
The Butler County sheriff's office received a report from Middletown Hospital about a 10 year old boy named Steven Miller of 2220 Middletown Eaton Road who was treated for a dog bite on the right leg and later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Middletown Hospital
Steven Miller
Middletown -Eaton Road
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Wauselman Transportation Co
Stegl
Queens
Steel
Marion
Charlotte
Middletown Shopping Prize
First National Bank
First National
Hallmark
Davidson's
Baptists
Dodds Monuments
Woodsede
Sundeys
Serta Perfect Sleeper
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Tome
Aik
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