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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1961

Page

2

Fumes Cause Death in Armco Plant Tragedy

Two Armco Steel Corp. workers Gary Hines and David Gardner died from benzol fumes causing asphyxiation at Middletown coke plant near Jefferson Road. Autopsies linked leak at benzol distillation unit. Hines 9-year employee, Gardner 10 years with Armco. Services set in Middletown and Covington with multiple funeral home visitations.

Gary Hines Shartle St David Milton Gardner Timrick Place Monroe Middletown Hospital Jefferson Road Armco

Tragedy strikes Canton as girl, five, killed by car

Sharon Jean Phillips, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Phillips of Canton, was killed when she ran into a street and was struck by a car on Friday. The article also mentions grapefruits brought by the Spaniards to the West Indies and Florida.

Canton, Ohio Sharon Jean Phillips William Phillips Canton West Indies Florida

Tragedy Probed By Armco Stee Corp

Armco Stee Corp investigates a fatal accident with no witnesses after a leak on the benzol reflux line sampling valve. Works Manager Don Holstein says a simple repair was performed by Gardner and Hines, both found saturated with benzol fluid. The cause remains undetermined as investigators work to prevent a recurrence.

Armco Stee. Corp Don Holstein Gary, Hines David Gardner Gardner Hines Holstein

Understanding Self: Middletown teens face youth challenges

Three Middletown area high school students told the Optimist Club that understanding self is the era’s top youth challenge. Bill Havemann of Middletown High urged education as the path to peace and testing inner guidance against absolute values. Charles Kovach of Fenwick highlighted conformity as youth’s trap, while Marvin Goff of Lemon-Monroe spoke on broad responsibility to home, community, and self.

Middletown Area Manchester Motor Inn Middletown High School Bill Havemann God Charles Kovach Fenwick Lemon-Monroe Marvin Goff Jeff Gilbreath Madison Rostrum

Health Career Day exposes 108 students to Middletown Hospital

Juniors and seniors from Madison Monroe Fenwick Franklin and Trenton toured Middletown Hospital in the first Health Career Day. They visited nursing medicine dentistry pharmacy and other allied fields including the emergency room operating room and lab. The event organized by the Butler County Medical Society Women's Auxiliary and the Middletown Hospital featured 18 fields and program tours with group conferences in Verity Hall.

Verity Hall Middletown Hospital Madison Monroe Fenwick Franklin Trenton Ientrest Lindon Meece Phyllis Damm Nancy Edwards Elaine ‘Edwards Ed McCormick Robert Greenwood Ann Dyer Esther ‘Swinehart Mildred Long Joe ‘Hamilton Women's Auxiliary O the Butler County Medical Society Middletown

Trenton Homes Hit. Guns Stolen in Burglary Wave

Police report three home entries on the sameTrenton street last night. Victims James Ashton Fred Bolton George L Tyler lose cash totaling about 55 and items including a loaded 32 German automatic revolver Polaroid camera valued at 100. Doors forced. loot includes a Mauser gun and clip and a child’s piggy bank.

Trenton James Ashton Douglass Sr Fred Bolton Douglass George L. Tyler Doulass St Tylers Bolton Ashtons

Eight city accidents report low damage in Middletown

Middletown police reported eight accidents in the past 2% hours with no serious injuries and low damage. Donald B Caudill 22 of Franklin cited for failing to yield and no license after his car collided on Tytus Avenue. Whisman suffered a bloody nose as damages totaled 650 to the other auto. Additional citations issued for parked restricted zones and numerous yield violations. Damages varied with several vehicles listed and one private-drive collision noted.

Middletown Donald B. Caudill S. Main St Franklin Tytus Avenue Ohio Avenue John M. Whisman Clark St Whisman Caudill Tytus David J. Homan Todhunter Road Clarence D. Harless First Ave Harless Homan Ruby Ross Yankee Road Carl Thomas Calumet Ave S. Main Street Lafayette Avenue Esther Thomas Thomas Auto Ross Donald Barrett Young St Calumet Avenue Young Street Dharma Fisher Winton Barrett Grover C. Hoss Ardmore William P. Sears Mth Philadelphia Avenue Baltimore Street Hoss Lawrence E. Rhoads Wilbraham Road Charles E. Parshall Jacksonburg Road Parshall Rhoads Clinton Street Vail Avenue

Dayton Airtemp Strike Averted

Negotiators for Chrysler Corp Airtemp Division and Local 768 of the IUE reached a tentative three year contract Friday night two hours before the strike deadline. Details of the agreement for the 100 production and maintenance workers were not released. The union will vote on the pact early next week.

Dayton Ohio Chrysler Corp Airtemp International Union of Electrical Workers

Emerson Killed in Car Crash Near Newcomerstown Ohio

Eu gene Emerson 20 of West Lafayette Ohio died when the car he rode in veered off U S 36 two miles west of Newcomerstown and struck a tree early today.

Coshocton, Ohio Eugene Emerson Rt. 1 West Lafayette U.S. 36 Newcomerstown

Break-ins Across Middletown Area Reported Loot Totals

Detectives investigate a Walter Ruble residence break in at 1701 Taylor Ave where over 3500 in furs and jewelry were stolen including a 2000 diamond ring and a mink coat. Additional break ins on Beverly Lane and Bernice Avenue yielded items from shotguns to a portable TV and coins.

Walter Ruble Taylor Ave Hiram Colwell First Ave Middletown Beverly Lane West Middletown Bernice Avenue Home Acres Edward Birkheimer Melvin Bishop Lester Creekbaum Nathan Banks Gladys Gilmore Bernice Ave Wayne McGuire

Driver Escapes Harm After Guard Rail Collision

Dorothy E. Credit of 1818 Ryan Road Franklin escaped injury last night when she swerved to avoid a dead animal on Ohio 741 a half mile north of Springboro. Her car and the guard rail were damaged, state patrol said.

Dorothy E. Credit Ryan Road Franklin Ohio 741 Springboro

Deaths And Funerals: Allen and May Obituaries

John S. Allen 27 of 2203 Hawthorne St died of a brain tumor at Cincinnati VA Hospital. He worked since 1956 as an instructor helper in Armco Steel inspection, served in the Navy in the Korean War, and is survived by his wife Carolyn, four children, his mother Berdha Allen, two sisters, two brothers, and Navy brother Ronnie Mosley. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. William D. May 85 of Lebanon Route 1 died of an apparent heart attack at his daughter's home. He was a lifelong farmer. his wife Mollie predeceased him. Survived by a daughter, three sons, a brother, two sisters, 14 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Services Monday at McCoy Lesler Funeral Home, burial in Woodside Cemetery.

Gardner Armco Middletown Erlanger Mildred David Dana Ellea Gardner Middletown Rt. 1 James Lidingon Covington Rachel Funeral Home Evergreen Cemetery McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home John S. Allen Hawthorne St Cincinati VA Allen Armco Steel Corp Carolyn Beverly Renee Joel John Berdha Allen Camden N.J Dorothy Watkins Wayland Georgia Wingate el Paso Mart V. Allen Ronnie Mosley Navy Joseph R. Baker& Sons George Hardy Henry Howard Woodside Cemetery William D. May Lebanon Rt. 1 Bessie Keller Young May Mollie Claude Liis Mt. Stierling Leonard Lebanon Ellis Ernest Wesley Cincinnati Kitty Fox Sally Stratton Banner, Ky McCoy-Lesler Clifford Stearns

Infant dies after illness since birth in Middletown

Teri Lynn Allen six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Gomer Allen of 16 S Sutphin St died at 11 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. Survived by parents a brother Steven paternal grandparents Gober Allen Hindman Ky and maternal grandmother Maude Terry. Services at 10 am Monday at Latter Day Saints Church Elder Reed Coles officiating burial Woodside Cemetery viewing tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.

Teri Lynn Allen Jack Gomer Allen S. Sutphin St Middletown Hospital Steven Gober Allen Hindman Maude Terry Middletown Latter Day Saints Reed Coles Woodside Cemetery

Funeral services for Dorothy Daniels in Lebanon

Funeral services for Dorothy M Daniels 16 of Lebanon Rt 2 will be held at Oswald Memorial Home Monday at 10 a.m. She died Friday in Miami Valley Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Daniels and three brothers Allen John and David. Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery with viewing Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Lebanon Oswald Dorothy M. Daniels

Death notices for Amos Coates Sr and Sadie Dobbins

Amos Coates Sr aged 91 of 625 Symmes Ave, services at 2 pm Monday, Brown-Dawson. Sadie Dobbins aged 79 of 917 S 13th St, services at 10 am Monday, Webb.

Amos Coates Sr Symmes Ave Brown-Dawson Sadie Dobbins S. 13Th St Webb

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Garret J. Boone Butler County MR. Hines Amanda Lemon - Monroe Crandon Wis Crawford Street Church of God Lincoln Lodge 693 F&am RAM Marialyn C Tana Collteen Lisa Lynn iClyde Hines Midddletown First Church of God R. C. Caudill Herschel Caudill Joseph R. Baker & Sons Uineral Dodds Verity Ditiong Machietons Hmert Cleaner & Leunseren 2Nd Avenue Centre Weel Grand Ave Gideon Ea Orive Om Reo Strand Theater Christian Science WPFB By Carl Thomas Bill Hart Junior Chamber of Commerce Hyman Hellman Thelma Schrock Dayton Airtemp State Farm Steve Hill State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Bloomington Tii Chicago Grain Table Chicago Mar Ltd's Osborne Mat Clitting Manchester Ave Dorothy Daniels First National Bank
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