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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
2
Neal Gamertsfelder district representative of the Social Security office in Butler County will speak on disability benefits and medicare at Fenwick High School tomorrow at 8 p m A question and answer session will follow the talk
In Saigon AP report the U S 25th Infantry Division uncovers an enemy rice cache containing a 100 pound bag marked as property of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. American officers query how the goods reached Vietnam from Western Europe. A caliaco is described as a cross between a buffalo and a cow.
Laura M Boxwell 77 of 414 N Broad St Middletown died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Sept 30. Survived by husband J Homer Boxwell two daughters two sons six grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 pm Riggs Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. I Warren Clouse 92 of 964 XN Monroe Dr Xenia died Sunday afternoon at Green Memorial Hospital Xenia. Services Wednesday 2 pm McCullough Funeral Home burial Woodland Cemetery Xenia. Visitation today 8 to 9 pm.
Funeral services for Harrison Caudill, 68, of 1600 Lafayette Ave., are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Visitation is scheduled tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Cemetery arrangements are noted.
At the University of Nevada Reno the opening Sex Week event featured a fashion show with a daring back gown as about 300 women and 10 men attended. The week covers sexuality in fashion birth control premarital sex and communal living. Dean Roberta Barnes notes protests mainly against Friday's talk by Rita La Porte of the Daughters of Bilitis.
Joseph E. DeCourcy of Cincinnati filed a $1 million federal suit for the death of his wife in a mid air collision near Shelbyville Indiana. He sues Allegheny Airlines for negligence and represents himself and the couple's two children.
Joseph Hugh Peterson 45 of 6032 Pineway Kelso Washington died on arrival at Middletown Hospital yesterday at 4 41 p m He was born in Youngstown and had lived here two days He was a Lovell Auto salesman a Mason member and a World War II veteran Survived by wife Beatrice daughter Sharon Patchell son Joseph three grandchildren stepchildren and relatives Services Friday at 10 am at McCoy Leffler Warera Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation Friday 7 to 9 pm.
Donald E. Clark, 29, of Wellington Kentucky, died Sunday at the University of Kentucky Medical Center after a 29 day hospital stay. He is survived by his wife Mary, his mother Gladys Clark, four brothers Marvin Lewis Kenneth Cark Joseph Clark and Roger Clark, one sister Louise Saylor, and four children Tommy Edward Donna Marie Curtis Lynn and Carma Sue. Visitation was held yesterday from 3 to 9 p.m. at Shortens Funeral Home in Mason. Services were held today at 11 a.m. Burial was at Rosehill.
In Cleveland a jury trial over a December 1966 head on collision near Damascus ended with a $115,000 settlement for Paul R. Space of Alliance. Space had sued Burroughs-Wellcome & Co. for $750,000, alleging negligence by a company driver. The judge dismissed the jury after the settlement.
Seoul AP reports 115 deaths among 1301 cholera cases in South Korea. Epidemic began last August as Health and Social Affairs Ministry releases figures.
Three walkaways remain at large from the Lebanon Correctional Institution after an unplanned escape Sunday night in fog and darkness. Charles Huston and Mason Blankenship were last seen near Interstate 75. Blankenship later surrendered to a private bystander. Also at large are Albert Birt and Wilson Lakins who fled Labor Day by tractor. A prior escape saw Daniel Roberts disappear then reappear two days later near Monroe awaiting parole.
Campaign workers in this year’s Civic Association drive will report progress at the first noon meeting Thursday at the Manchester Motor Inn. The drive aims for $25,500 in Civic memberships with division goals including $16,600 for industrial, $4,500 for professional, and $2,500 each for government and retail. Wilbur Cohen of Cohen Bros. will preside as general chairman.
Leopold Stokowski led the American Symphony Orchestra in his 60th American season at Carnegie Hall. He directed with his famed vigor, halted a bass player with a sharp word, then restarted the rhapsody to thunderous applause. An encore followed as listeners praised the night’s performance of the Second Hungarian Rhapsody.
Stokowski opened with Rimsky Korsakovs Dubinushka and Boris Godunov arranged for Philadelphia in 1929. Jerome Hines of the Met was soloist. The second half featured Gottschalk Montevideo to honor the composer dying 100 years ago. Samuel Barber bowed as Stokowski led Adagio for Strings.
Women on a Malaysian rubber estate claim a plant leaves induce abortion and the National Family Planning Board says the plant has been looted and stripped of leaves after widespread patronage.
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