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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
A Wood County deputy found two cars wrecked near Ohio 228 and 69 in southwest Wood County. Cipriani 20 of Toledo and Barbe 34 of Maumee died after Cipriani’s car rolled and burned. no witnesses reported. Both drivers were alone.
Rabbi Jacob Sonderling, 85, professor of Jewish thought and homiletics at the California School of the Hebrew Union College and ag onist since 1897, died Tuesday of a heart attack in Los Angeles AP report.
Charles C. Murphy was named general sales manager of the Miami Carey Division by H. R. Parrett of Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. A Boston native and Boston College graduate, Murphy previously served as eastern division sales manager and will move with his family to Middletown.
Obituaries notice listing Buford Duff 69 retired Middletown realtor died of heart attack at home 3105 Tytus Ave with services, survivors, and burial details. plus other funeral notices for local residents with service times, locations, and burial plans.
Frank Mahone Sr. age 59 of 612 17th Ave died at 9 30 a m in the morning with details incomplete. Services and arrangements are not listed in the fragment.
Ralph R. Hart, 73, of 4535 Oxford-Eaton Road, died at 1:15 a.m. yesterday at Grand View Hospital in Dayton where he had been admitted Monday. He was a director of the First National Bank of Camden.
Blanche Henderson 53 of 40 Cherry St Franklin died at Middletown Hospital at 7 a.m following a heart attack. Survived by husband Bryan four sons Carl Harold Hugh and Donald a stepson Dale in California six daughters Doroth y Jackson Helen Roberson Phyllis Brock Lois Profitt Linda Retherford Rose Stout a brother Raymond Barr and four sisters Sylvia Brooks Hazel Carrington Clemmie Cheno with. Service Saturday at First Church of God conducted by Rev R E Kelchner burial pending.
Friends may call at the Eaton Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. for a Springboro Cemetery services memorial.
Walter E Mentz 67 was found dead yesterday afternoon at his brother in law J W Kirby 40 Main St Springboro of an apparent heart attack. He retired in 1946 from National Cash Register Co Dayton and is survived by son Melvin Carlisle sister Pauline Kirby Springboro and half brother Ralph Masters Lansing Mich Services set for 10 a m Saturday Eaton Funeral Home burial Woodhill Cemetery call hours tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p m
Fred C. Ward 55 of 737 Forrest Ave Franklin died at 2 45 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since July 2 He worked 22 years at the city water works and seven years as assistant superintendent Born Mt Sterling Ky a Franklin resident 30 years His wife Emma died in 1953 Surviving a son Fred R at home a daughter Mrs Joan Bolden of Franklin two brothers Ernest of Franklin and Roger of Waverly and two grandchildren Funeral Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home burial in Woodhill Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
Mrs. Martha Jane Hundley aged 69 of 1186 Hunt Avenue dies, services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb.
Dr. Adolf Katzenellenbogen an art historian and former Johns Hopkins Fine Arts chair died Tuesday at 63 after leaving Germany in 1939 as a refugee. He previously taught at Vassar College. Carroll C. Hincks, 74, federal judge who served 28 years after Hoover appointment, died in New Haven. He retired in 1959 from the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals.
Elaine Gibson an 11 year old in Cincinnati remains in critical condition after an eight year old boy allegedly began throwing rocks at her. He reportedly retrieved scissors from his home and stabbed her during the incident in front of her residence.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon faced boos and jeers from a 2000 plus GOP crowd in Garden City as he urged support for Sen. Kenneth Keating. Leonard Hall introduced Nixon and urged backing for Goldwater ally Keating, who has not endorsed Goldwater.
The article states New York City’s population surpasses the total of Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada together. It emphasizes New York City as a demographic outlier compared with these eight states.
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