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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1965

Page

2

Carlisle Man Dies After Falling Limb Strike

Carlisle resident Carl C. Updyke 69 died at Middletown Hospital after a tree limb fell while he was burning trash and trimming dead wood near his home. The accident also involved his four year old grandson who sought help. Updyke survived by his wife Caroline and children Donald and Jane. Funeral services will be at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Carlisle Cemetery.

Franklin Carl C. Updyke Jamaica Road Carlisle Middletown Hospital Mr. UpDyke

Services for Francis Cimprich Held Today

Funeral services for Francis Joseph Cimprich infant son of Mr and Mrs John V Cimprich of 3073 Wayne Madison Road Trenton were held today at the Schramm funeral home.

Francis Joseph Cimprich John V. Cimprich Wayne-Madison Road Trenton Schramm

Services for Wilbur L Million Sr. held at McCoy Leffler

The Rev. Harley Fiddler officiates at 10 am Wednesday funeral services for Wilbur Lee Million Sr., 32, formerly of Middletown, at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial follows in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit today from 4 to 9 pm. Million died from auto accident injuries Saturday near Mukoge Oklo. He was born in Middletown and lived here until five years ago.

Wilbur Lee Million Sr Middletown McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Harley Fiddler Woodside Cemetery Mr. Million Mukogee Oklo

Services for Mrs Eva Margret Saunders

Funeral services for Eva Margret Saunders aged 51 of 3916 Central Ave. are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. G Walter Weber officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Saunders died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.

Eva Margaret Saunders Central Ave McCoy-Leffler G. Walter Weber Woodside Cemetery

Jake Noble Franklin 80 dies at 8802 Alice Street

Jake Noble Franklin age 80 of 8802 Alice Street died Sunday. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services awaiting family notification. No further details were provided in the obituary notice.

Franklin Jake Noble Alice St

Franklin death notices and celebrity obituaries across states

Franklin Mrs Iva Belle Swigert 76 of 345 Shartz Road died at 830 p m yesterday at Cochran Rest Home Lebanon where she had been a patient since Oct 28 Surviving are two sons Carl Mullenix of Oregonia and Stanley Mullenix of Franklin a daughter Esther Frazier of Dayton two brothers Clarence Allison of Cincinnati and Wilson Allison of Lebanon a sister Bertha Pierson of Lebanon 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral Thursday Eaton Funeral Home burial in Woodhill Call Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m New York AP Dr Allen Balcom Du Mont 64 pioneer in commercial television died Sunday He helped sell first all electric television receivers in America He established a network carrying the first commercial network program Palm Beach Fla AP Antonio Tony DeMarco 67 ballroom dancer died Sunday after a stroke His wife Sally Craven DeMarco a former ballerina partnered with him He appeared in several motion pictures retired five years ago London AP Lionel John Farnham Jack Brimble 61 editor Nature died Monday Evanston Ill AP Edgar A Jonas 80 Republican congressman 1949 to 1954 died Sunday of heart attack

Franklin Iva Belle Swigert Shartz Road Cochran Rest Lebanon Carl Mullenix Oregonia Stanley Mullenix Esther Frazier Dayton Clarence Allison Cincinnati Wilson Allison Bertha Pierson New York Allen Balcom du Mont du Mont America Palm Beach Fla Antonio Tony) DeMarco Sally Craven DeMarco Dem

Dominica Is Still Explosive

In Santo Domingo Dominicans doubt the provisional government can secure a peaceful climate for elections next year. President Hector Garcia Godoy faces armed terrorism disarmament and rebel reintegration challenges ahead of April or May 1966. Balaguer and Bosch emerge as major presidential contenders.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Hector Garcia-Godoy Garcia-Godoy Garcia- Godoy Joaquin Balaguer Reformista Party Juan Bosch Dominican Revolutionary Party Bosch

Firemen Respond to Overheated Motors in Middletown

Fire crews battled minor incidents at three local workplaces as motors overheated at Quick Clean Laundry 605 Crawford St Sorg Paper Co Columbia Ave and L & Paint Co 2030 Central Ave with $20 damage at the latter. They also assisted Grady Baugh 49 of 1411 Young St who fell ill and was taken to Middletown Hospital.

Middletown Crawford St Sorg Paper Co Columbia Avenue L & § Paint Co Central Ave Grady Baugh Young St Baugh Middletown Hospital Jordan Ambulance

Battery Theft Report From Morgan Street

Mabel Haller reported to Deputy John B. Mullins the burglary of a 12 volt battery from her car parked beside her home on Sunday night. Loss estimated at $20.

Mabel Haller Morgan St John B. Mullins Sheriff's Office

Mansfield Hinted In Peace Mission To Moscow

In Moscow speculation linked Mike Mansfield’s impending visit with a new effort to end the Vietnam War. The Senate majority leader arrives from Poland with four senators and reportedly sought talks with Soviet leaders including Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Gromyko through the U.S. Embassy. Mansfield is a key Johnson foreign policy adviser.

Moscow Mike Mansfield U.S Senate Viet Nam Mansfield Poland Alexei N. Kosygin Andrei A. Gromyko Johnson

Vatican Council Rejects Denunciation of Communism

The Vatican Ecumenical Council rejected a conservative bid to denounce communism by name while approving a strong ruling on racial discrimination and accepting a declaration on birth control. The session also extended notes on atheism and left family planning guidance to couples, with final answers awaited from Pope Paul VI.

Vatican City Vatican Ecumenical Council Council St. Peter's Basilica

Methodists Drive Nets $5 Million for Ohio Colleges

Ohio Methodists report more than 5.11 million raised from a week long drive toward a 7 million goal to support higher education programs. The fund aids Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio Northern, Mount Union, Baldwin Wallace, and Wesley Foundations on six state campuses and a scholarship fund.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Methodists Raoul C. Calkins Kettering Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern Mount Union Baldwin-Wallace Wesley

Three Slain in Boston Gang War on Deadly Day

In a brutal flow of violence tied to a long running gang feud, three men were found shot to death. Raymond Distasio, John B. O’Neill, and Robert Palladino were all killed in separate locations around Boston and Revere. Police say the slayings are connected by revenge among rival gangs.

Boston Greater Boston Revere Beach Raymond Distasio Medford John B. O'Neill Revere Robert A. Palladino Winchester Boston Garden

Postal Regulations Explained To Middletown Group

William R. Cogan assistant superintendent of mails at the Middletown Post Office spoke on postal regulations to the Middletown High School Future Secretaries Association. Evelyn Day sponsored the group and Anna Click led the meeting ahead of the chapter’s December 20 Christmas party.

William R. Cogan Middletown Middletown High School Future Secretaries Association Evelyn Day Anna Click

Medicare Explained To Pharmacists Meeting

Miss Marleen Moleski of the Hamilton Social Security office outlined Medicare to Butler County Pharmacists. She described two parts Hospital Insurance automatic at 65 funded by Social Security and Medical Insurance voluntary with a signed enrollment. Prescriptions and in-hospital physician costs are paid by individuals. Medicare does not cover dentures or eyeglasses.

Marleen Moleski Hamilton Social Security Office Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Eaton Manor Hamilton Miss Moleski

Ohio Churches Consider Opening Ranks to Catholics

Cincinnati AP report shows the Ohio Council of Churches weighing a proposal to admit the Roman Catholic Church. Dr. David Hunter urged ecumenical cooperation and joint mission work as delegates from 16 Protestant denominations attended the 46th annual meeting. The council planned to elect officers with Rev. William Newman as outgoing president.

Cincinnati Ohio Council of Churches David Hunter National Council of Churches Ohio Council Council of Churches Hunter William Newman First Christian Church Mansfield

World War I Groups to Elect Officers Tomorrow

Local Barracks No. 636 and its women’s auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 817 Auburn St. for officer elections and plans for the annual Christmas party. Commander Richard Lehman and Auxiliary President Mrs. Orman M. Elam will lead.

Richard Lehman Auburn St Lehman Orman M. Elam

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The Middletown Journal Thomas Ballman John Jr James Joseph David Mary Cynthia Laura Joseph Dimprich Paul Pitstick Yellow Springs Updyke National Cash Register Caroline Donald Jane Lucas Walter Orpha Updyke Blanche Updyke Eaton Funeral Home John Raske Carlisle Cemetery Grandview Hospital Fairborn Nancy Omjer Cochran Scott Neace Germantown Church of God Dayton-Yellow Springs Road Morris & Son Funeral Carl Updyke Cimprich U. S Merite de Wilbur Million Sr Mrs Eva Saunders Office Outfitters Rs. Iva Swigert Dominica Nick Son Barnitz Satan TV Roe Vatican Council Paul VI Methodists Nets Medicare Save Mary Carter Tytus Ave Ohio Church Council McCoy Lefler Sutphin Woodlawn Homer D. Leffler
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