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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1962
Page
2
Charles Carpenter visiting cousin Marvin Flack at 3116 Morgan Street suffered an apparent heart attack and died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 8 45 this morning. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
Olive M Boyer 8 of 525 Main St Germantown died at 8 15 am yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton She was a member of St John s United Church of Christ Survived by son John Germantown daughter Mrs Earl Kemp New Paris and one grandchild Services 2 pm Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Don Filsinger to officiate Burial Germantown Cemetery Friends may call Thursday after 4 pm
Mose Landers 85 of 162 Montgomery Ave Carlisle died at 5 15 p m yesterday at Cochran Rest Home Lebanon where he had been a patient two months He retired 12 years ago after working 33 years with Logan Long Surviving wife Laura a son Garfield Franklin three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services Friday at Faton Funeral Home Rev Robert Bell to officiate Burial in Woodside Cemetery Middletown home Thursday 3 to 7 and 7 to 9 pm
John Neumeister 58 of Dayton dies at Miami Valley Hospital. Visitation at Eaton Funeral Home and services at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Toledo Memorial Park. Also notices for Harry E. McCabe James Richter Charles Holbrook and James Hardman with church service times provided.
George H. Moore, 84, U.S. district judge from 1935 until retirement, dies after long illness in St. Louis. Percy Cudlipp, 87, editor of the Daily Herald 1940–53, dies in London, brother to Hugh and Reginald Cudlipp, prominent newspaper figures. Fritz Hailer, 75, Nazi Germany consul in Detroit before World War II, dies. he later renounces German ties after U.S. entry.
Charles R. Hook Armco president and board chairman received a 60 year service pin from Logan T. Johnston. Hook, 82, joined Armco in 1902 and rose to president 1930 1948. he later served as chairman 1948 1989 and honorary chairman from 1959 until 1980. He remains active in business and government affairs as chair of the Hoover Commission Task Force Members committee.
Howard R. Garis, 89, prolific author of children's books and creator behind the Uncle Wiggly series, The Rocket Riders and Teddy titles, died at Cooley-Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Massachusetts. He published more than 200 books and was internationally known for his Uncle Wiggly works.
A woman driver mistook the gas for the brake causing a collision that damaged two vehicles for about 800 dollars. Robertina Cook, 1020 Garden Ave, cited for following distance after her car struck Aldean Back’s parked auto at 1604 Grand Ave. Miss Cook’s car hit the curb and two sign posts with $550 on Back’s auto and $250 on her own. Police also cited Ronald E. Thompson for an assured clear distance after his car hit Barney Alder’s at Central Ave with $150 damage. Police investigated three other accidents totaling $135 in damages.
Walter R. Dixon 49 of Tipp City died in a two car collision at an intersection north of Vandalia in Montgomery County. Dixon's car appeared to cross left of center and was struck by James A. Argabright 54 of Troy who suffered minor injuries.
In Florida the golden shiner is described as the easiest minnow to propagate for use as fishing bait, with reports noting its suitability for 18 fish bait operations.
LANCASTER Ohio AP A junior high instructor James Posey apologized to the school board for paddling more than 30 ninth grade students last Friday after $2.57 allegedly vanished from his jacket. He said the act was a misguided attempt to recover the money and the board postponed a dismissal decision as some parents urged restraint.
The White House announced there will be no presidential press conference this week. This marks another day without a formal briefing from President Kennedy.
Like motorists, some ants install antifreeze in the winter. They generate alcohol in their bodies to cope with the cold weather.
Police found three bodies in the Oakley home as William Louhier 67 killed his wife Elizabeth 63 and daughter Florence Ross 40 before dying by suicide. Neighbors reported handwritten notes left on doors stating there were three bodies and details to contact relatives.
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