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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1965

Page

2

Kidney Foundation leaders to visit Middletown for chapter talk

Ernest Locser of Cleveland and Robert Valerio of the National Kidney Foundation plan a Middletown stop to discuss forming a southwest Ohio chapter. They will host a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 1664 Evelyn Drive with about 20 area residents affected by kidney disease.

Ernest F. Locser Cleveland The Kidney Foundation of Ohio, Inc Robert Valerio National Kidney Foundation Middletown Southwest Ohio David Haney Evelyn Drive Haney Jon Cleveland Clinic National and Ohio Foundations Loesei Valerio

Deaths And Funerals For William Crispin And David Blair

William Crispin 9 a business agent for 25 years for Carp enters Joiners Local 1427 AFL-CIO died at 9:12 a m today at his home 811 Auburn St Survivors include his wife Elizabeth a son Donald of Middletown and a brother Kirby of Columbus Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home David Blair 69 of 871 Fairview Ave Hamilton services 10 30 a m Thursday

William Crispin The Carpenters & Joiners Afl-Cio Auburn St Elizabeth Donald Middletown Kirby Columbus McCoy-Leffler

Mrs Charlcie Johnson Rites Set In Middletown

Mrs Charlcie Johnson 54 of 719 17th Ave died at 3 25 a m today at Middletown Hospital after five months illness. A native of Annis ton Alabama she lived in Middletown 48 years and was a Second Baptist Church member. Surviving Hosea Kirksey Buffalo sisters Jeannette Price Middletown Minnie Landrum East Chicago. Services 10 a m Saturday Jordan Memorial Chapel Rev F H Hampton officiating burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call chapel Friday 6 to 9 p m and Saturday after 8 a m.

Charlcie Johnson 17Th Ave Middletown Hospital Johnson Anniston Ala Middletown Second Baptist Church Hosea Kirksey Buffalo Jeannette Price Minnie Landrum East Chicago Jordan Memorial Chapel F. H. Hampton Woodside Cemetery

Robert R. Tackett 86 Verona Ky dies at St Elizabeth Hospital

Robert R Tackett 86 of Verona Ky died at 5 am yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Ky after a year long illness He is survived by another brother a sister three step daughters and a step son Services and burial will be Saturday in Campton Ky with Porter Funeral Home handling arrangements

Robert R. Tackett Verona J. E. Tackett Jefferson Road St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington Campton Porter Funeral Home

Franklin woman Hazel Watkins dies at 68

Mrs Hazel B Watkins 68 of 112 Elm St Franklin died of a heart attack about 7:30 pm yesterday Born in Goshen she lived in Franklin most of adulthood Her husband Albert died in 1948 Surviving Lloyd Mt Clemons Mich daughter Mrs Wilma Hayes Springboro sister Mrs Mable Roud ebush Columbus and three grandchildren Funeral services at Anglesby Funeral Home

Franklin Hazel B. Watkins Elm St Goshen Albert Order of Eastern Star Springboro Ohio Grange Wymadausian Club Carlisle Lloyd

Two Obituaries Listed for Mrs Mary Momper and Mrs Carrie Pyle

Mrs. Mary Momper aged 37 of Addy ston formerly Oxford dies services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow with Marshall Smith. Mrs. Carrie Pyle 86 of 4430 Pleasant Ave Hamilton holds services at 10 a.m. Thursday with Young.

Mary Momper Addyston Oxford Marshall Smith Carrie Pyle Pleasant Ave Hamilton Young

Cosgrave and Slingluff Die Within Same Day Obituaries

Dublin born William Cosgrave died at 85, former third president of Ireland and Easter Rising participant. James Slingluff, 53, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory administrator, died after a brief illness in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Dublin Ireland William T. Cosgrave Republic of Ireland Cosgrave Sinn Fein Silver Spring James A. Slingluff Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

Jewelry Burglary Strikes Rogers Jewelry Twice in Weeks

Police report a second break in at Rogers Jewelry on Central Avenue within two weeks. The latest 12:25 a.m. discovery followed a 11:45 p.m. break last night using a brick to smash the display window.

Rogers Jewelry Central Ave White’s Jewelry S. Bround St

3152 Sign Cable To Servicemen

Miami University students faculty and Oxford residents signed a telegram of 3152 names supporting U S policy in South Viet Nam and sent it to the commanding general. The message says we are behind you 100 per cent Give them hell and was organized by the Miami University Conservative Club and open to all who wished to sign.

Oxford South Viet Nam Miami University U.S Viet Nam Miami University Conservative Club

Bryniak Faces Manslaughter Charge After Rt 73 Crash

David J. Bryniak 22 of Cleveland expected to be charged with manslaughter in connection with a two car crash on Route 73 east of Oxford that killed Bruce Wayne Card 21 of Utica New York and Linda Kramer 19 of Shaker Heights. Bryniak remained hospitalized in fair to poor condition at Mercy Hospital the prosecutor said.

David John Bryniak Cleveland Butler County Richard J. Wessel Bryniak Mercy Hospital Rt. 73 Oxford Bruce Wayne Card Utica N.Y Linda Kramer Shaker Heights

Ohio Cities Consider Suing for Interstate Maintenance Funds

Ohio's eight largest cities including Cincinnati Cleveland Akron Columbus Dayton Toledo Youngstown and Canton weigh court action to force the Ohio Department of Highways to pay interstate maintenance costs. Attorney General Saxbe's legal opinion says the department need not fund such maintenance under the 1965 Highway Appropriation Bill, shifting costs to the cities.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Ohio Department of Highways Cincinnati Cleveland Akron Columbus Dayton Toledo Youngstown Canton Alty William B. Saxbe Highway Department Saxbe

Boy Caught After Fleeing Faces Charges

A 16 year old boy from Michigan Avenue was charged with shoplifting false information to police destruction of property and resisting arrest. He attempted to steal trousers a belt and a windshield cover from Fashion Fair 2600 Stevens Ave on Nov 7. He jumped a service counter knocked over fingernail polish remover and fled. Police learned the boy gave a false name and after investigation arrested him and identified him. He was turned over to juvenile court. The father agreed to pay for 40 in damages.

Middletown Michigan Avenue Fashion Fair Stevens Ave

Large Deer Killed on I-75 Near Sharonville

A large four point buck darted from the median in front of a car driven by Eugene Smith, 23, of Dayton, on Interstate 75 just north of Sharonville early yesterday morning. State patrols noted several reports of deer grazing with farm cattle when fed in pastures. The deer was turned over to the car’s owner.

Sharonville Eugene Smith Dayto

Caustic-Tongued Author King Dies After TV Appearance

Alexander King, a caustic writer and entertainer known for satire on religion, marriage, and television, died of a heart attack at Lenox Hill Hospital at age 65 following a Park Avenue apartment collapse. He authored Mine Enemy Grows Older and appeared on the Today show and Jack Paar's program. He is survived by his widow and two sons from a prior marriage.

Vienna King Freud Park Avenue Lenox Hill Hospital Jack Paar Konig Life Americana Stage Robin Mervin

Car Bounces Onto Tracks After Dead End

A 21 year old motorist Donald R. Couch of 2804 Shattle Street was injured slightly after his car ran off Calumet Avenue at 10 20 p m and onto the New York Central Railroad tracks The vehicle was a total loss with about 500 dollars damage to railroad property Couch was charged with careless driving and treated at Middletown Hospital for head lacerations before discharge.

Donald R. Couch Shattle St Middletown Hospital Couch Calumet Avenue New York Central

PTO to View mistreating Film

The film The Child Molesters will be shown tomorrow at the Sherman School PTO meeting at 7 30 p.m. A talk on a topic of vital interest to all parents is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. PTO president Don Gibbs asks that only adults attend. A baby sitting service will be available for small children in the east dining room.

Sherman PTO Junior Chamber of Commerce Don Gibbs

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