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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1969
Page
2
Stokes McGuire Sr. of 1714 S Verity Plivy died yesterday at Janet Rest Home after an extended illness. Bailey Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by wife Melissie a son Robert at home and three step-sons Grover Jack and Billy Dye.
George Begard 67 of 908 N Cherry St Germantown died at 3 15 a m at Middletown Hospital after a three week illness. Survived by wife Louise and several step children. Services at 3 p m tomorrow at John Arpp Funeral Home. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m today at the funeral home.
William S. Bynum, 57, of 251 King Ave, Lebanon, will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Vinton, Ohio. The funeral home is open today from 4 to p.m. Bynum died yesterday.
Butler County submits a 5.25 million road program to the state highway department funded by state money. Oxford State Road widening from Breiel Boulevard to the Project 600 gate rises from 16th to 8th priority, while Roosevelt Avenue bridge replacement drops from 8th to 16th. County Engineer Stanley M. Perin supports the change.
The 54 year old George S Hart of 123 W Center St Germantown will be honored with a High Mass at St Augustine s Church at 10 am Monday. Burial follows at Highland Memorial Cemetery Miamisburg. Visitation at John Arpp Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 9 pm with Rosary at 8 pm. Hart died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He leaves two sons George M Hart of Cleveland and John Hart in the Army at Fort Dix NJ a daughter Deborah at home and sisters Mrs Ruth Mitchell Burton Ohio and Mrs Jean Ipost Cleveland.
Winifred King 88 of King's Mills died Wednesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Services are 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Rose Hill Cemetery funeral home today from 6 to 9 p.m. Survived by two sons Joseph of King's Mills and Robert of Florida two sisters Ann Neff of Cincinnati and Katherine Williams of Columbus seven grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Hazel M Maxwell 59 formerly of Franklin died yesterday in Terra Ceia Florida where she had lived the past several years Her husband Warren survives along with her father Patrick Dyas of Carlisle and four brothers Omer Dyas of Franklin Hobart and Harold Dyas of Carlisle and Charles Dyas of Cedarville Services will be at 2 pm Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home Rev Clair Beatty officiating with burial in Carlisle Cemetery Funeral home hours Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
Philadelphia man Jack B. Thomas 52 was accused by six girls of placing a razor blade in an apple during trick or treat. Security guard Matthew B. Glebecki investigated and debunked the tale. The girls were arrested for false information and conspiracy. Thomas released after charges expunged. He said he bears no ill will and hopes they learn the seriousness of the incident.
A 14 year old girl was treated for head and right leg injuries after being struck by an auto on S Main Street. Donna Ritchie of 421 Cribbs Ave. darted into the path of Rosa M. Perdue of 421 Weaver Ave. who was driving south on Main at 18th Avenue. Perdue was not cited.
Middletown Bnai B'rith Lodge will run Thanksgiving food pickup for 12 to 14 area families. Benno Mendel chairs the program, done with the Salvation Army. Food collected Thanksgiving morning and distributed later the same day. Call 422 9693 to contribute.
Senator Javits said Haynsworth would be a blow to civil rights and warned of insensitivity to equal protection in racial issues. The tally showed 40 against, 37 for, 23 uncommitted with other senators weighing positions on the nomination.
A Michigan man, John Kimball, 44, of Livonia, was detained by the FBI after displaying a weapon aboard Delta Flight 65 on the ground at Dayton Municipal Airport. He claimed to stop a hijack, faces federal weapon charges, and the plane continued to Atlanta after arrest.
Cats and kittens from eight states and Canada compete for best in show as Dayton Cat Fanciers sponsors a two day event at the National Guard Armory. Judging runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with 270 entries and admission of 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Proceeds aid the Humane Association of Miami Valley.
Ray A. Linville, 48, pilot, and Harold E. Shoemaker, associate professors at Ohio State University, died when their single engine plane crashed into Blacklick Creek while attempting to land at Port Columbus during a snow squall. Their bodies were recovered after a prolonged search.
FBI agents and Fairfield police investigate a 16000 dollar burglary at the Home Federal Savings branch in Hicks Manor Shopping Center on Dixie Highway. Branch manager Hiram Cox says intruders exited teller boxes with money and vault contents on the floor. access gained through the roof with a torch used to cut the vault door. Time window given as 5 30 p m Tuesday to 9 30 a m Thursday with Wednesday closed.
Marine Lance Cpl. Calvin Blanton Jr. of Lorain Ohio died in Vietnam of non hostile causes the Defense Department said On the Lorraine address he was the son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Blanton Sr of 510 East 25th Street Lorain
CHICAGO AP A second officer died from wounds after a Thursday gun battle with Black Panther members on the South Side. Patrolman John Gilhooly 21 died at Billings Hospital. Patrolman Francis G Rappaport 36 was killed earlier. An alleged assailant Spurgeon J Winters 19 was shot and killed by other officers. another youth Lawrence Bell 20 was wounded while fleeing the building. Authorities tied Winters and Bell to the Black Panther party but linkage to Panther activity was unconfirmed.
Mayfield PTO met last night and adopted a 1970 activity budget of $793. James Mack, a speech therapist, will conduct children's hearing tests in January, and hourly teacher helpers were recruited for tutoring activities.
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