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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1962

Page

2

Hamilton Mayor Denies Merger Talks

Hamilton Mayor Robert E. Westfall denied a report that he had convened Hamilton and Fairfield council members to discuss merging the two cities. Fairfield Mayor Francis Miller had announced the meeting earlier in the week. Westfall said he contacted Miller to set a date for talks.

Hamilton Robert E. Westfall Fairfield Francis Miller Westfall Miller Fairfield-Hamilton

Sheppard Attorneys Back Hypnotic Test

Lawyers for Samuel H. Sheppard press Ohio Supreme Court to overturn state objections to a hypnotic test. The case, eight years into the fight over his innocence in the 1954 Bay Village wife slaying, seeks a hypnotist visit at Marion Correctional. The brief argues hypnotic testimony could reveal forgotten violence or innocence.

Columbus, Ohio Samuel H. Sheppard Ohio Supreme Court Sheppard Marilyn Marion Correctional Institution M. C. Koblentz Atty Mark McElroy Koblents Ohio

Guilty In Slaying Found In Cincinnati Case

Frank Newsome Jr., 24, has been sentenced to an indeterminate reformatory term after being convicted of first degree manslaughter in the shotgun slaying of Fred Hubbard, 46, on November 26 in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Frank Newsome Jr Fred Hubbard

Mourning Dress Fabrics in 18th Century

Standard material for mourning dresses in the 18th Century was bombazine, a combination of silk and worsted.

Death notices Q D Barker 85 retired Gardner employee

Q D Barker 85 of 317 Harland St died at 12 19 a m at the home of his daughter Mrs Kelly Adams in Beechwood near Gratis after two months illness. He came to Middletown in 1915 and worked for Gardner Division of Diamond National Corp from 1924 to 1955. Surviving are his wife Nora three sons five daughters 25 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services 2 p m Monday at First Church of God with Dr R C Caudill officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m and at church after Monday noon.

Barker Middletown Gardner Diamond National Corp Crawford Street

Graveside rites for James Chapman former Middletown resident

James Chapman 92 a Spanish American War veteran died Wednesday at his Batesville home. Graveside services with military rites are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by Meyers Funeral Home Batesville Ind Survived by wife Susie three sons Fred Norman Edward a daughter Ethel Majors two stepsons Sullivan Sizmore Arthur Sizmore two stepdaughters Glenn Hoover Willie Agee and two sisters.

James Chapman Middletown Woodside Meyers Funeral Home Batesville Ind Chapman Rt. 1 Jackson Indiana Susie Fred Norman Lexington Edward Ethel Majors Sullivan Sizemore Arthur Sizemore Alpine Glenn Hoover Willie Agee

Mrs Ruby Franklin 49 dies at Middletown Hospital

Mrs Ruby Franklin aged 49 of 1700 Columbia Ave died at 1 15 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital Surviving husband Fred her mother Mrs Lizzie Long of Camden Rt 1 three sisters Mrs Laura Bone Mrs Ruth Berke and Mrs Marguerite Laiter and one brother Herbert Long Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Gratis Services at 1056 a m Monday at her mother's home Rt 122 one mile north of Gratis officiated by Rev Arthur Tinker Arrangements by Zimmerman Funeral Home Gratis.

Ruby Franklin Columbia Ave Middletown Hospital Fred Lizzie Long Camden Rt. 1 Laura Bone Trenton Ruth Berke Belle Center Marguerite Layter Myrtle Beach S. C Herbert Long Franklin Rt. 122 Gratis Arthur Tinker Fairview Cemetery Zimmerman Funeral Home

Cartoonist Claude Shafer Died At 84 In Cincinnati

Funeral services for Claude Shafer seventy eight? 84 year old cartoonist for the Cincinnati Times Star and Cincinnati Post will be at 2 pm Monday at Rohde Funeral Home. Shafer died Thursday at his home in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Claude Shafer Old Cincinnati Times-Star Cincinnati Post Rohde Shafer

Firemen respond to overheated truck on 15th Avenue

Firemen rushed one run yesterday at 449 pm to 716 15th Ave. where a Clifton McGuffey truck overheated. No damage was reported.

15Th Ave Clifton McGuffey

Meat and Fish Ads Dominate 1940 Supermarket Volume

Meat, fish and poultry sales accounted for 24.2 percent of total supermarket volume in 1940. Companies advertising meat and fish spent over 95 million dollars nationally in daily newspapers to reach consumers about their products.

Living Costs Rise Again in April

Washington AP reports consumer prices climbed two tenths of a percent in April, marking the third straight monthly rise. The Labor Department index hit 195.2 percent of the 1957-59 average, up 1.3 percent from April of last year and totaling a seven tenths rise for 1962 so far, matching the full 1961 gain.

Washington Labor Department

Sailboat Found Off Fairport Harbor. Man Missing

A 41 year old Chagrin Falls man, Ernest M. Bucher, disappeared after his 17 foot sailboat was found adrift two miles off Fairport Harbor on Lake Erie. The Coast Guard said waves swamped the craft, though Bucher's dog was rescued aboard. The search began Tuesday and stretched from Ashland to Toledo.

Cleveland (Ap Chagrin Falls Lake Erie Fairport Harbor Ernest M. Bucher Fastlake Coast Guard Rucher Ashtabula Toledo

Licenses Of 24 Doctors Revoked Following Tests

The New York State Board of Regents revoked the licenses of 24 physicians for failing the medical licensing exams covering 1958 to 1960. Among those named is Dr Alexander Maurilo, son of Regent Dom inick Maurilln. The action came amid a probe of exam irregularities and related indictments in New York City for conspiring to sell copies of tests.

Albany N.Y New York State Board of Regents Alexander Maurilo Dominick F. Maurilln Regents New York City

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