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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
3
A 20 year old local woman was treated at Middletown Hospital early last night after she slashed a wrist in an apparent suicide attempt. Hospital officials notified city police shortly after 7 pm and said she was released after treatment.
Inland Container Corp board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share on Class A common stock payable December 16 to Class A shareholders of record at the close of business December 2.
In Albany Georgia twelve Black witnesses in the perjury case say Joni Rabinowitz from New Rochelle did not appear at the April 20 picketing. They identify Joyce Barrett as the white woman present. The defense argues Rabinowitz was indicted due to mistaken identity amid voter registration activity and civil rights tensions.
The Taj Mahal, meaning Crown of the Palace, is described as a title of the wife of the shah for whom the tomb was built in India.
Mrs Edith L Tennant 73 of 3710 Grand Ave died yesterday at her son's home Dr Robert A Tennant Funeral services set for 10 am Monday at Riggs Funeral Home officiated by Dr R W Galloway Entombment at Miami Valley Memorial Gardens Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 pm She was born in Pittsburg Kansas taught school 12 years before marriage resident of Middletown 11 years member of First Presbyterian Church Womens Benefit Association and the churchs womens group Her husband Harry died in June 1962 She is survived by three grandchildren
Mrs Mae L King 62 of 407 S Main St Springboro died Thursday at her home She was born in West Carrollton and lived in Springboro most of her life Surviving are her husband Carroll two sons Robert at home and Cecil of Waynesville a half brother Harold Van Hook Dayton a half sister Mary Hensel Dayton and four grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home Rev William Fox will officiate Burial in Springboro Cemetery Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 pm
London AP reports Dr Margar et Murray, a famed Egyptologist and authority on witch craft, died Wednesday at age 100. San Francisco AP notes Dr Wladyslaw Sokolowski, 71, former Polish consul general in San Francisco and signatory of the United Nations charter, died Tuesday after remaining in the United States following Poland’s takeover and acquiring citizenship.
Bob Bunn won the top speech award at the Toastmasters Club meeting held last night at Eastern Bowling Lanes. His talk was titled How Much Freedom Does the Future Hold? Lloyd Nolan served as toastmaster and Bill Lutz was topic master.
Firemen rushed to the Logan-Long plant at 1 50 a.m to quell a blaze near a tank. Asphalt in the area overheated and the fire was extinguished in about 45 minutes.
Warren County Board of Elections set a recount for the Harveysburg liquor vote after Hubert Crosthwaite filed a petition. The wet dry contest showed 90 to 84 for intoxicating liquor and mixed results on wine and spiritous sales, with a split across related questions.
The emergency squad reported administering oxygen to Mae Willis, 47, of 3808 Rosedale Road, yesterday at 6 30 p m. The squad said she was unconscious on arrival and was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance.
Negotiators for Ohio Bus Lines 57 drivers will reconvene Monday with company officers and a federal mediator after talks stalled on wages. Union seeks 30 cent hourly increase from about 2.40, while management offers extension or 80 cent per mile rate. A Cincinnati session at 10:30 a.m. in the Federal Building follows a National Labor Relations Board mediation.
Cincinnati Redlegs pitcher Joe Nuxhall, a 15 game winner last season, spoke at a father and son dinner of the Trenton Lions Club. The talk was followed by a question and answer session.
Middletown Hospital crews responded at 9 a.m. when a concrete floor form in a boiler room caught fire. Fire officials say welder’s torch sparks started the blaze. No damage reported.
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