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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1965
Page
2
Obituary notices report deaths of Ohmer R Barnhart 74 of Germantown and Inez Bear 76 of Germantown Rt 2. Barnhart’s services set for 2 pm tomorrow at St John United Church of Christ Germantown with burial in Ellerton Cemetery. Bear’s services at 2 pm Sunday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown with burial in Germantown Cemetery.
Mrs Edna May Rader aged 64 died at 6 pm today at her LaSourdsville home after four years of illness. Born in Newport Kentucky she had lived in the area since 1944. Survived by husband Earl son Chester Groth of Cincinnati two brothers Andrew Miller LeSourdsville Frank Miller Cincinnati and four grandchildren. arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
Services for Martin O. McClellan 58 of Lebanon Rt 3 will be at 3 p m tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home burial in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call at the memorial home today after 4 p m He died on arrival Wednesday at Cincinnati General Hospital after suffering a heart attack on the job in Sharonville where he worked for Kennedy Construction Co Surviving are his wife Helen two daughters Marilyn and Marlene a son Martin Jr two brothers William of Cincinnati Roy of Florida and a sister Mrs John Allen of Dayton
Herbert Engler age 63 of 313 N E St has a Requiem High Mass at 8 45 a m tomorrow at St Peter in Chains Church. Mrs Lillie Garner age 73 of Valley View Rest Home services 10 30 a m Monday at Millville Avenue Church of the Nazarene.
Philadelphia AP reports Mrs Lelia S G Taylor died Thursday. She is mother to Robert L Taylor publisher of the Philadelphia Bulletin and Stuart S Taylor publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press. Her husband R E Lee Taylor, a noted Baltimore architect, died in 1952. Gwetha lyn Graham also dies in Montreal at 52, Canadian author of two Governor General’s award winning novels.
AKRON Ohio AP Ensign Charles Brown will retire as Summit County director of elections next March. He delays retirement to train successor Dan B McFadden an Akron attorney. Brown 62 has watched the county grow from 299 precincts to 783 and has been a fixture at the board since 1942 when he became deputy clerk.
Toronto born writer Gwethalyn Graham Brown who fought brain cancer authored Swiss Sonata and Earth and High Heaven winning Canada’s top literary honors in 1938 and 1955. In Sweden, 83 year old Ann Ida Brostroem, Sweden’s wealthiest woman, widow of Dan Brostroem founder of Brostroem Concern, died in Gothenburg.
GOLDFIELD Nev AP Martin Duffy 67 who has run the Florence Mine since 1923 keeps the shaft in top condition though no ore has been produced since 1939. He once led Esmeralda County and served in the state senate and now tends the aging mining camp with memories of 1906 and 30 000 miners. He says he cannot quit or the mine and equipment will waste away, hoping gold prices rise to revive profits. His wife Ruth notes his determination.
A Hamilton woman, Frances Victoria Kermer aged 58, died from head injuries after her car left Interstate 75 near Walton and rolled into a gully. Her sister Anna Minter Moore, 65, survived with possible head injuries and was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington.
Hamilton sheriff deputies recovered a stolen car reportedly taken from Lowell Jones's driveway. The transmission was removed and rear tail lights broken. The vehicle was found on Beckett Road after the theft had occurred with keys in the ignition and doors unlocked. No loss estimate was provided.
Washington AP report outlines Arthur Schlesinger Jr scroll through A Thousand Days noting Kennedy’s late term realization that Vietnam was his great failure. The historian recalls Kennedy’s confusion over reports, the Diem coup, and a somber mood after Bay of Pigs.
Jessie Elam of 312 Young Street reported a $10 loss after a van broke off the car antenna while his vehicle was parked at J and J Bowling Lanes on South Main Street last night.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard postponed his U S trip to December 19 due to influenza. A government spokesman said Erhard, bedridden last week, plans to fly to Texas for talks on December 20 and 21, after originally scheduling the trip for December 23.
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