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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1965

Page

2

Rites Saturday For 2 Killed In Auto Crash

Funeral services are set for Warren County men Carl Ray Lovely and Bradford Patterson who died in a high speed crash on Oregon Road. Lovely leaves a large family and is survived by his wife and eight children. Patterson is survived by parents and siblings. Separate services will be held in Harveysburg and Lebanon with burial at Miami Valley Memorial Gardens. Broader Brookville death Asa Center, 73, a lifelong dairy farmer, died of a heart attack with funeral set Saturday at Arlington Church and Masonic and Eastern Star services planned.

Norman Meadows Oswald Lovely Funeral Home Patterson First Baptist Church Harveysburg Oreponia Rt. 1 Dorothy Carl Jr Jerry Wayne Danny Lee Timothy Allen Garry Ray Shirley Jean Susan Cathy Ann Eugene Dayton Ollie Carson Brooks Lovely Harveysburg Methodist Church Clayton Patterson Waynesville Rt. 3 Sonya Allen Shelia Vince Bina Jewell Lebanon Lebanon High School Air Force Lydia Orville Minneapolis, Minn Randal William Asa Jr Brookville Paul Atkinson Cleveland Victor Millikin Galen Richards Vandalia Mary Ruth Nichols John Naudin Middletown C. M. Griswald St. Petersburg William K Phoenix Ariz

Funeral services for Henry R. Moyer held Friday

Henry R. Moyer 71 of 845 Radvansky Lane Dayton died at home Tuesday. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev. Forrest Garner officiating. Burial at Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Survived by sister Mrs. Mae Wykolf German town. Friends may call Thursday 4 to 9 p.m.

Germantown Henry R. Moyer Radvansky Lane Dayton John Arpp Forrest Garner Fairview Cemetery Gratis Moyer Dayton Pump Co Mae Wykolf

Fred Baker MORROW obituary notice

Fred Baker MORROW 77 of 4049 Radford Drive died Wednesday at his home. He is survived by his wife Hazel and a daughter Mrs Ruby Haggerty Wolfe. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Vale Funeral Home with calling after 4 p.m. today.

Morrow Fred Baker Radford Drive Hazel Ruby Haggerty Wolfe the Vale Funeral Home Harry T. Applegate Hughes St The Howe Motor Co McCoy-Leffler Mr. Applegate Glenda Linda

Mexico City editor Ramon Beteta dies at 63

Ramon Beteta aged 63, director-general of three major Mexico City newspapers Novedades Diario de la Tarde and the English-language News, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He had served as editor since 1958.

Mexico City Ramon Beteta Novedades Diario de la Tarde

Jury Eves Evidence In Boy's Death

In Cleveland, the Cuyahoga County grand jury weighed a first degree murder indictment against 40 year old Mariann Colby in the Aug 24 slaying of 8 year old John Cremer Young Jr. Colby admits shooting the boy but says it was accidental and remains jailed without bond.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Mariann Colby Shaker Heights John Cremer Young Jr Colby Grand Gates Mills Cremer

Pisgah Man Dies In I 75 Crash In Ohio

Cincinnati AP report says Robert Morgan 35 of Pisgah Butler County died in a two car crash on Interstate 75 in Lockland after his car was struck by a cross over divider vehicle. Rodney Davenport 33 of Norwood was seriously injured.

Cincinnati Robert Morgan Pisgah Butler County Lockland Ohio Highway Patrol Morgan Rodney Davenport Norwood

Union and Bell Telephone Reach Wage Agreement

Cincinnati and the AFL-CIO Communications Workers Union signed a contract averaging a 10.5 cent hourly wage increase for more than 3,000 workers. Richard Nagle said the Local 4400 president the agreement will be submitted this evening to union members for approval.

Cincinnati Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co AFL - Cio Communications Workers Union Richard Nagle

Times and Guild reject Wagner mediator plan in NY newspaper strike

The New York Times and the New York Newspaper Guild rejected mediator Theodore Kheel's settlement formula after 22 days on strike. Times negotiators and a 25 member Guild committee said the recommendations were unacceptable, though some items were deemed tolerable. No negotiations were scheduled today.

NEW York New York Times New York Newspaper Guild Robert Wagner Theodore Kheel the Times Sme The Times New York Guild Kheel

Clara Bow Estate Valued Over 20000 On Death

Los Angeles reports actress Clara Bow left an estate exceeding 20000 and established a larger trust fund, according to her attorney. Miss Bow died September 27 at age 59.

Los Angeles Clara Bow Miss Bowied

Driver dodges license era in vintage Ford dispute

Frank Hoyer 85 years old in Libertyville refuses license and plates for his 1910 Model T. Magistrate Doran fines him $15 and requires a driving test by Oct 13. He must show insurance to regis ter the car, but since no policy exists his friend Marie Tangney aids in arranging coverage.

Frank Hover Hoyer Doran Libertyville Marie C. Tangney Chicago

Girl, 3, Hit By Car At Tytus Avenue Intersection

A three year old girl was slightly injured when struck by a car at 1906 Tytus Ave while with three other children. Susan Whitman suffered a bump on the head but was not admitted to Middletown Hospital. The driver was Charles W. Hurst of 10 Alamo Road.

Tytus Ave Susan Whitman Malvern St Middletown Hospital Tytus Avenue Charles Street Charles W. Hurst Alamo Road Adora A. Sampson Hamilton Charles S. Byrd Weaver Ave Central Avenue Baltimore Street

Gingher Re-elected AAA President At Annual Meeting

Paul L. Gingher of Columbus Ohio was re-elected president of the American Automobile Association at the organization 3rd annual meeting in San Francisco California. The 91 million member group announced the vote Wednesday.

San Francisco Calif Paul L. Gingher Columbus Ohio American Automobile Association

Home for 70 Years Gone as Fire Destroys Cottage

In Snohomish Washington a wind whipped through maples as a fire destroyed the George Levick family home after 70 years. Safe with neighbors the Levicks 95 and 89 say they will manage on their own. They are childless and unsure of their future plans.

Snohomish Wash George Levicks Levicks

Strike Threat Looms At 4 Sohio Refineries

Supervisory personnel at four Ohio Standard Oil refineries in Cleveland Toledo and Lima prepared to run plants near capacity if a midnight strike by the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union begins. The union seeks a five percent wage increase while the company offers four percent. A mediator meeting with Ken Moffett was set to discuss whether the strike would occur.

Cleveland Ohio Standard Oil Co Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union Toledo Lima Ken Moffett Robert P. Buchanan

CG and KE Subject To KPC Rule Interstate Power Sale

Washington RP reports Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co is ruled by examiner Harry C Shriver to fall under Power Commission jurisdiction for interstate electricity sales. The firm sells wholesale to Union Light Heat and Power Co and West Harrison Gas and Electric Co for resale in Kentucky and Ohio towns. The decision may become final in 40 days if no review is filed.

Washington Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Power Commission Harry C. Shriver Shriver Cincinnati Union Light, Heat and Power Co Kentucky West Harrison Gas & Electric

Eight Signers of the Declaration Linked to Uls Termen

At least eight signers of the Declaration of Independence including John Hancock were connected to Uls term en.

John Hancock

Dallas Attorney Henry Wade Seen Up for Federal Judgeship

The New York Herald Tribune reports President Johnson will nominate Dallas attorney Henry M. Wade to a federal judgeship, succeeding U S District Judge T Whitfield Davidson who plans to retire November 1. Wade previously interrogated Lee Harvey Oswald and prosecuted Jack Ruby.

New York New York Herald Tribune Johnson Dallas Henry M. Wade Washington Andrew J. Glass Wade T. Whitfield Davidson Lee Harvey Oswald John F Kennedy Jack Ruby Oswald

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