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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1969

Page

2

Death notices for John F. Enright and family ties

John Francis Enright, 73, of 2811 Armco Drive, Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by two daughters, a son, an adopted son, two brothers, and a grandchild. Requiem High Mass at St. John’s Church, burial in Woodside Cemetery. Rosary at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. He worked at Armco Steel 1915–1959 and served in WWI.

John Francis Enright Armco Drive Middletown Hospital Velvie Mr. Enright Middletown Armco Steel Corp Vesta Shanley Jo Ann Gilkey Robert Springboro Glen Jersey City N.Y Paul Zanesville St. John’s Church Woodside Cemetery McCoy-Leffler

Services for Miles Hunter Held at Bailey Mortuary

Funeral services for Miles Hunter age 48 of 704 15th Ave are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Bailey Funeral Home with Rev Samuel Baldwin officiating. Burial follows in Woodside Cemetery. Hunter died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after 24 years as a Middletown resident. He was born in Statham Georgia and survived by three brothers James of Middletown Rance of Detroit and Johnny of Philadelphia and two sisters Magnolia Mosley of Middletown and Gwendolyn Singleton of Lebanon.

Miles Hunter 15Th Ave Bailey Funeral Home Samuel Baldwin Woodside Cemetery Hunter Middletown Hospital Statham Middletown James Rance Detroit Johnny Philadelphia

Private funeral for William F. Langhorst in Cincinnati area

Services set for William F. Langhorst 77 of 4295 Mason Montgomery Road at Oswald Funeral Home tomorrow. Burial in Vine Street Hill Cemetery Cincinnati. No visitations. Langhorst died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. No immediate survivors.

Lebanon William F. Langhorst Mason- Montgomery Road Oswald Vine Street Hill Cemetery Cincinnati Langhorst Mercy Hospital Hamilton

Services Held for Pauline V Schatzman in Dayton

Funeral services were held today at Roberts Funeral Home Dayton for Pauline V Schatzman 56 a longtime Franklin native who lived in Dayton for 40 years Burial followed at Willowview Cemetery and she was born in Franklin.

Franklin Pauline V. Schatzman Dayton Roberts Willowview

Obituary notices list multiple funeral services

The list includes Cecil Bowers 43 Foster Ave services 10 a m tomorrow Ed Reece 88 Franklin St services 10 a m Saturday Carl Morey 76 Fairfield private services Mrs Besse Bonnell 79 Ludlow St private services Mrs Helen Penick 38 New Miami services 1 p m Sunday Madisonville Ky Miss Stella Peters 85 Cincinnati Mass of the Resurrection 9 a m tomorrow St Stephens Church Sam Robinson 84 Oxford services 1 30 p m tomorrow Esther Gurmian 85 Oxford services tomorrow Detroit.

Cecil Bowers Foster Ave Zettler Edward Reece Franklin St Klaus Weigel Carl Morey Fairfield Colligan Besse Bonnell Ludlow St Webb Helen Penick New Miami Madisonville Stella Peters Cincinnati St. Stephen’s Church Sam Robinson Oxford Marshal-Smith Esther Gurmian Detroit

Impounded Votes Delay Akron Polsky Bargaining Election

About 800 Polsky's employees in downtown Akron have ballots impounded as the NLRB investigates a coercion charge leveled by the company against Local 698 of the Retail Clerks Union. The union had won a June 21 representation vote, but that result was set aside amid unfair labor practices claims. The case is referred to Washington for decision.

Akron Ohio Polsky Cleveland National Labor Relations Board Retail Clerks Union NLRB Washington Local 698

Germans Build Theaters in West Germany

West Germany has more than 200 opera houses and theaters, most built or rebuilt since World War II at a total cost exceeding $300 million.

Bonn West Germany

Fifteen Named to Fair Plan Advisory Council

Gov James A Rhodes names fifteen members to the Fair Plan Advisory Council created to ensure insurance access in urban areas. Appointees include Robert Bell Steubenville Gilbert Wellman Lima Charles Booth Akron George Keller Cincinnati Theodore Livingston Macedonia Allen Yeary Portsmouth Bradley Schaef fer Dayton George Seanor North Canton John Glandon Upper Arlington Edna Davis Cleveland Tom Schuer Mansfield Wilson Weikert New Carlisle Marvin Scheer Youngstown A Gideon Spieker Sr Oregon and Douglas Avery Columbus.

Robert M. Bell Steubenville Gilbert J. Wellman Lima Charles E. Booth Akron George J. Keller Cincinnati Theodore A. Livingston Macedonia Allen H. Yeary Portsmouth Bradley C. Schaeffer Dayton George W. Seanor North Canton John C. Glandon Upper Arlington Edna M. Davis Cleveland Tom E. Schuer Mansfield Wilson Weikert New Carlisle Marvin Scheer Youngstown A. Gideon Spieker Sr Oregon Douglas N. Avery Columbus

Father visits son in Vietnam to cheer him up

Escondido California father John Fee, a building contractor, flew to Saigon with a passport and stayed eight days in Vietnam to lift his 19 year old son Gregory's spirits. They toured Saigon and Tay Ninh with the 322nd Engineering Company before Fee rode back to the front.

Escondido Calif John Fee Gregory Vietnam Fee Greg Australia Jperentanon U. S Saigon Tay Ninh 322Nd Engineering Company

Reunited With Family In Rome Jail After Hijack Case

Raphael Minichiello, held in Rome on seven charges for hijacking a plane from California to Rome, met his 76 year old father Luigi, mother Maria, and sister Annamaria with Beverly Hills lawyer Marvin Mitchelson present. A prosecutor approved the visit and a magistrate will decide trial, psychiatric testing, and whether to drop charges.

Rome Raphael Minichiello California Minichiello Luigi Vilage Naples Maria Annamaria Italy United States Marvin Mitchelson Beverly Hills Calif Seattle Wash Raphael U.S Minichiellos Queen of Heaven Massimo Carli Carli

Driver Killed In Accident In Hamilton County

A 29 year old Reilly Township driver, James Edward Stamper of Oxford, died in a single car crash on Ohio 129 in Millville near 11:25 p.m. The coroner cited multiple injuries after the car veered left crossed the center line hit a culvert and struck a tree. Stamper was dead on arrival at Fort Hamilton Hospital. He lived at 1575 Sample Road and his body was taken to Proeschel Crawford Funeral Home.

Hamilton Butler County Reilly Township Ohio 129 Hamilton-Scipio Road Millville James Edward Stamper Sample Road Oxford Fort Hamilton Hospital Garret J. Boone Stamper Charles Thomas Proeschel-Crawford

Burglar Steals Knives From Antiques Dealer Home

Thieves took hundreds of dollars in knives and items from Bevis Ferguson, an antiques dealer at 229 Vanderveer Street, during daylight yesterday. Missing were an orange-handled switchblade paratrooper knife, 18 pocket knives including 11 with pearl handles, a camera, a pocketbook with about $7, a wooden tool box and tools. Burglary happened between 6 50 a m and 3 45 p m. Entry was by removing a rear door panel and all rooms were ransacked including basement and attic.

Bevis Ferguson Vanderveer

AMA leader warns U S drifting toward socialized medicine

Dr. Louis Gloeckner, first woman vice president of the American Medical Association, told the American Women's Medical Association convention that the United States is moving toward socialized medicine. She cited England’s experience with free medical promises and rising taxes, adds there are too few doctors, and outlines AMA support for a tax-based medical insurance system with deductions for taxpayers.

Louis Gloeckner American Medical Association United States Gloeckner American Women’s Medical Association England America Brit Conshohocken Philadelphia AMA

Phantom Philanthropist gives $100 bills in Texas mystery

In Stephenville Texas a dark haired man driving a silver green Pontiac hands out $100 bills with no explanation. Recipients include a gas station attendant and a college professor, while locals call him the Phantom Philanthropist as banks seek legitimacy and clues remain elusive.

Stephenville Tex John Tackett Stephensville Daily Empire Fort Worth Larry Newlin de Leon

Fraud Case Brings Fine and Suspended Jail Term

A 47-year-old Middletown man, John F. Baxter, was fined 200 dollars and costs and given a 30-day suspended jail term for defrauding the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation by collecting 108 dollars for two weeks in August while employed by McGraw Construction Co. Baxter restituted the amount after the hearing before Judge J. T. Lamb. Another local case was continued to November 21. a third awaits service of a warrant.

Middletown Ohio Bureau of Unemployment John F. Baxter Poplar Sr McGraw Construction Co E. A. Smith OBUC Baxter J. T. Lamb Municipal Court Smith

Parochial Teachers Launch Pay Drive

In Cincinnati Archdiocese 1,700 lay teachers, 64 percent of staff, protest $4.5 million in state aid that they say did not translate into salary hikes. ALTA demands higher contracts and raises for 1970-71, noting Catholic schools pay below public school starting salaries of $6,500.

Cincinnati Archdiocese of Ohio Springfield James O’leary Archdiocesan Lay Teachers Association ALTA Archdiocesan William Franer Thomas Hessling Archdiocesan School Board

Phone Rate Talk Is Judged Winner

A panel discussion on why raise telephone rates at the Ohio Bell Hecklers' Club meeting at Frisch's on Germantown Road produced no verdict. Best speaker honored for the second time in a year and Tony Rogers named most improved speaker.

Ohio Bell Hecklers Frisch’s Germantown Road Tony Rogers

Man Knocked Down After Tire Vandalism Incident

John Hounshul, 27, of 1322 Woodlawn Ave., reported to police that he went to the rear garage to check his car damaged by vandals who cut its tires. He was knocked to the ground and kicked and punched in the ribs by three men. The assault was reported at 9:35 p.m. yesterday.

John Hounshul Woodlawn Ave

Thieves Hit Three Garages in Nighttime Break-Ins

Police report three garages entered last night with tool boxes taken from Robert Martin and Albert Hayes. Snow tires vanished from John Hackett’s address. A rock damaged Mitchell Walker’s window and Mrs. Sylvia Lawson reported a suede coat theft tied to Patty Hayes at Middletown High School.

Robert Martin S. Heinkel Road Albert Hayes Goldman Ave John Hackett Lisa Lane Sylvia Lawson Patty Hayes Middletown High School

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