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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1964

Page

2

Dayton Man Shot To Death in West Third Street Billiard Parlor

A Dayton man died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital from three gunshot wounds suffered during a late night fight at a West Third Street billiard parlor. The deceased is 28 year old Billy James Woods. Another man, 33 year old Clay Brown, is under police guard after shooting himself twice in the leg during the brawl.

Dayton, Ohio Dayton St. Elizabeth's Hospital Parlor Billy James Woods Clay Brown

Deaths and Funerals Betty Cantrell service planned

Services for Betty Jane Cantrell 37 of 1701 Sheridan Ave will be at 10 am Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Rodney Williams officiating Burial is in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home She died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Surviving brothers Theodore Robert and Richard Warren Sisters Mildred Colling Shirley Rich and Margaret Warren all of Cleveland Dayton and Mrs Marie Langdon of Gatlinburg Tenn Three sisters two brothers eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren also noted

Betty Jane Cantrell Sheridan Ave McCoy-Leffler Rodney Williams Woodside Cemetery Cantrell Christ Hospital Cincinnati Theodore Robert Richard Warren Mildred Colling Shirley Rich Margaret Warren Cleveland

Mrs Frankie Todd Dies in Dayton Hospital

Mrs. Frankie Todd age 70 of Dayton died at 11 55 p m yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton She is mother of Cledis Todd of Middletown Ind Also surviving are her son Willard of Centerville Ind and two daughters Mrs Lolla Greer of

Frankie Todd Dayton Cledis Todd Middletown Good Samaritan Hospital Willard Centerville Ind Lolla Greer

Mrs Myrtle Gunn Rites Planned in Camden

Mrs Myrtle Irene Gunn 65 of College Corner died Tuesday at home after months of declining health. Survived by husband Edward two sons Byron Heavenridge Centerville Ind Paul Heavenridge College Corner her mother Georgia Morrow Camden two brothers Clayton Morrow Camden Rt 3 and Robert Morrow Eaton Rt 2 four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m.

Camden Myrtle Irene Gunn College Corner Edward Byron Heavenridge Centerville Ind Paul Heavenridge Georgianna Morrow Clayton Morrow Camden Rt Robert Morrow Eaton Rt R. C. Nein & Sons Fairmount Cemetery

Infant of Mr and Mrs James Brown to be laid to rest

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Brown Fairfield graveside services today at Rose Hill Memorial Park. James Monroe Lewis Jr aged 24 of 1037 Goodman Ave services 2 p m tomorrow Webb.

James Brown Fairfield Rose Hill Memorial Park James Monroe Lewis Jr Goodman Ave Webb

Swartout Named AEC Assistant General Manager

Dr John A Swartout longtime deputy director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee has been appointed assistant general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission in a move announced today.

Washington John A. Swartout Oak Ridge, Tenn National Laboratory Atomic Energy Commission

Nine Negroes Break Ban At McComb Motels

In McComb Mississippi nine Negroes checked out of two formerly white motels as 40 state troopers and 20 FBI agents protected 20 Negroes using white restaurants and theaters. The action marks the first test of the Civil Rights Act public accommodations in Pike County amid prior race-related violence. Local residents pledged to restore order and respect for the law.

Mccomb Miss Mississippi FBI Pike County

JA Dance to Feature Mystery Disc Jockey

JA Dance will host a mystery guest DJ at the junior achievement get acquainted dance for high school age youths. The Knight of Columbus Hall on 1402 First Ave opens at 8 p.m. with Little Roger and the Renegades performing. Tickets are 50 cents each or 75 cents per couple. Chaperoned by JA advisers, the event could lead to future dances if successful, says Fred Playney.

Knight's of Columbus First Ave Fred Playney

Top of the Mark marked 25th anniversary of servicemen’s haven

The Top of the Mark on Nob Hill in San Francisco commemorates its 25th anniversary as a rite of farewell and homecoming for servicemen. Jack Lucas remembers serving there during departures, and Johnny Miller notes how the bar’s look changes yet the place remains a refuge for veterans. The Squadron Bottle tradition from the Korean War era is recalled, with 52 bottles existing at peak before attrition ended the custom.

Neb Hill Bay Area Jack Lucas Mark Hopkins Lucas San Francisco Johnny Miller Miller Air Force

Mother Accused of Directing Son to Steal 120 Bicycles

In Cincinnati, Edith Stancheck, 47, was arrested after police say she urged her 10 year old son to steal about 120 bicycles and tricycles over three months. An officer purchased three bikes from her, confirming they were stolen. Stancheck claimed a partner in a hobby shop and said she began stealing due to money concerns.

Cincinnati Edith Stancheck Covedale Ralph Gremke John Stancheck Stancheck

Strike Rate Gains Over Last Year

Washington AP reports Labor Department data show 1964 nine month work stoppages at 2,920 affecting 1.24 million workers with 13.5 million lost days, down from 1963’s 2,797 stoppages and 846,000 workers. 1952 figures cited: 4,340 stoppages and 51.7 million man days lost.

Washington Labor Department

Former Judge Harry Frick Dies in Tiffin Ohio

Harry W. Frick aged 64, a former common pleas court judge for Seneca County, died yesterday of a heart attack in Tiffin. Active in Democratic politics, he served in the Legislature as the youngest member of the 89th General Assembly after his 1930 election. He was municipal court judge in 1954 and court judge in 1960, then returned to private practice after one elective term.

Tiffin Ohio Harry W. Frick Seneca County Frick General Assembly

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