Rites Set Tomorrow for Russell Martin 68
Funeral services for Russell W. Martin 68 of 337 Dixie Highway will be held at 2 p m tomorrow with burial in Woodsite Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
2
Funeral services for Russell W. Martin 68 of 337 Dixie Highway will be held at 2 p m tomorrow with burial in Woodsite Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Two men treated at Middletown Hospital for knife wounds after an altercation at the Moonglow Cafe on Garfield Street yesterday at 6 25 p m Eloise Nord 1503 Calumet Ave stabbed in the right thigh and cut on the left wrist and Marshall Leige 30 1610 Hudson Street listed among the injured authorities investigated the incident and no arrests were reported at this time
The executive Egbert leaves his post at Studebaker following decades with the firm since the Packard merger in 1954. He stated his continued agreement with the automotive business and cited his long affiliation with the Packard Motor Car Co. as part of his career arc.
Fragmentary note cites Greek origin of geogra as world related root term with phonetic hints. Emphasizes linguistic lineage connecting ge- to world concepts and geographic naming.
Pvt Eugene Howard 26 former Middletown resident will receive a full military funeral from Ft Hayes Columbus at 2 p m Saturday at Grand Avenue Church of God with Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial is in Woodside Cemetery Soldiers Lot Friends may call Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Thursday and Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and at church after Saturday noon Howard was killed in an auto bus crash Saturday at Ft Gordon Georgia where he was stationed before entering the Army five months ago residing at 2224 Fernwood Street
John W. Thorpe of Middletown dies at 6:25 am at the Fairfield Rest Home after a two year illness. He was born in Jackson Kentucky and lived in the Middletown area 45 years. Survived by three sons William Woodrow Robert all of Middletown and eight daughters including Mrs Ruby Shepard Indiana Mrs Ethel Shepard Indiana Gladys Ingram Mrs Mabel Hart Middletown Mrs Maxine Shepard Trenton Miss Pence Middletown. Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home.
Charles Walker Morrow 93 of 2711 Main St died Sunday at Epp Memorial Hospital Kenwood he was a retired blacksmith. Surviving include wife Nellie three grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren. Services 2 p m tomorrow Vale Funeral Home burial Morrow Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m today at the funeral home.
Beeville Texas reports the death of Mrs Lincoln Borglum 48 wife of the sculptor who completed the Mt Rushmore Memorial after Gutzon Borglum. In Brunswick Maine professor Frederic E Tillotson Tillotson 66 Bowdoin College music chair also died Monday. In Seattle Martha Ostenso 63 author of Wild Geese and The Sister Kenny Story died Sunday.
Dr Edwards holds a doctorate from Illinois and Buffalo universities and works in readin g specialization. He and his wife co author a series of children's books. Jack Ashman will introduce Dr Edwards and Robert Grimes will conduct a business session. A social hour is arranged by four hosts.
Kenneth Sellers of Norwood, 3 percent, improved to satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after a self inflicted gunshot Sunday near the Rt. 63 and Interstate 75 intersection. His wife stopped the car at a service station and an attendant alerted police. Sellers, free on $10,000 bond for a trial on counterfeit $20 at a Norwood restaurant, had family trouble noted as a possible motive.
Fire Capt. William Rainey, 31, named chief to replace Richard Brant who resigned last week. Rainey, an eight year veteran and part owner of the Good Housekeeping store, is the youngest chief in Lebanon history and earns high regard from city officials for his record and leadership. Brant left after five years to focus on private business running a building supply and feed store.
Martin W. Moseley Jr. of Toledo is named superintendent of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. He succeeds Hugh L. Leggett Sr. and plans to move from Toledo to London, Ohio, headquarters of the bureau. Moseley is a former Air Force bomber pilot with six years at the FBI and has ties to Willys Motors and Charter Coach Corp.
The uniform recognition service for the close of 1908 at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing was held in Verity Hall at noon. Junior students acted as big sisters and pinned caps on freshmen recognizing them as new uniformed entrants. Freshmen named include Carolyn Ashley Sharon Baker Penelope Dill Sandra Dye Vicki Dyer Carolyn Dyke Josephine Gentry Cheryl Hampton Evelyn Hart Charlene Huntsberger Dean Kamichy Elaine Key Juanita Kyles Brenda Langsdon Paula Lyons Barbara McCarty Reba McGuigan Rogers Beverly Stethan Jay Wells Annette Wesley Ada Winemiller.
The University of Dayton and Xavier University are among 53 private coed and male liberal arts colleges receiving checks totaling 9500 from Household Finance Corp Chief D Rennard announced. Checks ranged from 100 to 1000 based on fulltime enrollment. since 1956 gifts exceed 550000. Checks go to four year accredited colleges in 47 states where HFC operates.
Police arrested Glenn Hoover 71 of 3800 Fisher Ave at 8 15 p m for suspicion tied to a large bundle of copper wiring. Lilly Massey of 1515 Yankee Road reported wires cut from the Duds & Suds laundromat burglar alarm. Carl Sohrenscn 2203 Woodlawn Ave reported theft of a gas cap and gas from his auto with total loss of 10 dollars.
Police recovered a vehicle reported stolen from Walter F Bryant on 20th Avenue yesterday. The address details were provided in the report and the car has been located by officers.
Federal arbitrators ruled to bindingly settle the long railroad work rules dispute under the emergency law. The decision affects about 1,000,000 union members mainly AFL-CIO Firemen and Enginemen and five operating unions. If talks fail, a renewed strike threat could surface when the law expires on Feb 25, prompting possible congressional action.
William Zimmer, president of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., will address the High Twelve Club at noon in the Commercial Building at 6 S Main St. He will speak on The Place of Power in the Ohio Valley and Middletown Industrial. Zimmer has long been with CG&E serving as executive vice president and treasurer before becoming president. He is a member of the Ohio Industrial Development Committee and was named to the State Board of Regents.
The Board of Education approved a Suhr Howard Cromwell proposal to cooperate with the Industrial Council and Miami University for a Community Resources Workshop next summer. The board will supply staff, facilities, and Tom Webb to assist, noting past success and benefits. President Susan Fouts announced a new school levy result of 9,799 yes and 3,990 no from 13,729 total votes.
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