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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1960
Page
2
ELISABETHVILLE Congo AP Nigerian soldiers under UN command clash with Baluba rebels in Katanga. A column marching from Kamina to Manono was ambushed, with several Nigerians wounded and rescued to Kamina hospital. Replacements to aid the Manono garrison were planned.
Los Angeles AP report says judge denied Ronnie Dick a yearly alimony of one dollar amid divorce from television actor Douglas Dick. She sought token support to petition for future increases but was refuted. Judge Frederick Houser noted she would receive support from a previous husband through 1964. Dick, 39, was accused of cruelty. testimony described him as moody and anti social. They wed September 5, 1955.
Berlin reports Max Pruss 69 captain of Graf Zeppelin dies of pneumonia. Paris notes Richard Wright 52 famed American novelist dies of heart attack, author of Black Boy, The Outsider, No Name in Blood. Pittsburgh records Dr Robert James Garner inventor of WWI gas mask dies. New York flags Ray Doyle 57 veteran reporter dies after leaving court. Hollywood reports Harold C Patterson 63 SEC member dies at investor convention. TL pepper plant identified as climbing vine from Indo Malayan region.
Services for Mrs. Irma Brummer, 47, of 2913 Wilbraham Road, president of Carfax, Inc., will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Long Funeral Home with burial at Woodsides Cemetery. She died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack on Nov. 19. She and her husband Fred bought Carfax Restaurant on Broad Street four years ago. Surviving: Fred Brummer, daughter Sandra Irene, sister Irene Hall, and brothers Rex Glenn Harold Wireman. The body is being sent to the Veterans Administration Center in Dayton for burial in that cemetery.
George Brumfield 64 of 615 Wycoff St. will have services at 2 p m Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.
Graveside services for Mrs. Kate Daub a retired teacher in the Trenton and Seven Mile schools will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Hickory Flats Cemetery. The Rev J E Amstutz will officiate. She died yesterday at Oberlin where she had been living with her daughter Miss Dorothy Daub. Arrangements are by Wilson Memorial Home.
Charles L. Gallop Sr., 68, formerly of Middletown, died at 9 p.m. yesterday at the VA Hospital in Bay Pines Florida. He had lived with his son Charles L. Gallop Jr. at 2004 Barbara Drive before entering the veterans home. Born in Mexico, he had a long ties to the area.
Joseph F Lacefield, 43, of 3001 Jefferson Road, will receive funeral services at 2 p m tomorrow at Grand Avenue Church of God. Rev Henry Howard will officiate with burial at Woodlawn. Lacefield died from a self inflicted shotgun incident at his home Monday.
George E. Butts age 83 of Oxford to have services 1 30 p m Friday per Marshall Smith. Mack Hunley age 70 of 884 St Clair Ave to have services 2 p m tomorrow per Klaus. Herbert H. Werner age 63 of 924 Main St to have services 10 a m Friday per Klaus. Robert Sprander age 42 of 912 Ridge listed with service details not completed.
Defiance hosts Roy Winkle of Columbus as the state water engineer for the Maumee River basin under a memorandum with the 15 county Maumee Watershed Conservancy District. The plan aims to inventory water resources, improve drainage outlets, and study underground supply with work by the district providing offices and staff. Completion is not anticipated before 2000, with 40 years seen as brief in water history.
A requiem high mass is set for 10 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Church. David L. Asher, age 16, of 157 Millville Ave., has services scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at Webb.
Gov Michael V. DiSalle plans to recommend an advisory committee on children to coordinate Welfare Department services in Columbus. The Ohio Committee for the White House Conference on Children and Youth asked for action. The panel, about 30 members, would identify unmet child care needs and stimulate public interest.
Valley Mould Iron Corp plans a plant expansion near Hubbard Ohio and has purchased 144 acres from the New York Central Railroad. W C H Ramage, president, said the deal Tuesday. The land was once part of NYC's Coalburg yard.
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