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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
2
Multiple obituaries list Jenny Naomi Mullin 90 of Waynesville Ohio with funeral Saturday at Stubbs Funeral Home and burial in Kiam Cemetery Corwin. Also Zeiger 93 of Lebannon formerly Zanesville with services Saturday Oswald Funeral Home and burial Miami Valley Memorial Gardens Centerville. Seifert and Handley funerals planned in Columbus area churches with service dates and addresses.
Funeral services for Mrs Vergil Mabel Rooks 52 will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Valc Funeral Home Morrow Cemetery burial follows She died Thursday in good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a three year illness Survivors include husband Thomas four daughters Betty Gilbert Maineville Era Garcia Newport Ky Shirley and Helen at home sons Thomas Jr and Robert at home three sisters Ertha Campbell Bula Kel Fern McClain all of Lebanon one brother Ar Cecil Lebanon Friday at 6 p.m.
Brookville New York AP report Andrew Leo Love 63 longtime Western Union vice president and comptroller died Thursday He had served as VP and assistant to the board chairman since last April following a 1957 tenure as comptroller Slay Ronald J 46 Greenville SC AID deputy chief education adviser in South Viet Nam died Wednesday in Saigon after illness göster
A 22 month old boy was injured when he ran into a car on Flemming Road at 4 25 p m He was taken to Middle town Hospital in satisfactory condition with possible head injuries He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carder The driver Dan Moore 23 of 327 Webster St was not held Police cited Dale L Perry 16 for failing to yield after a collision at N Verity Parkway and N Clinton Street causing 400 in damage Also two other minor crashes were reported with small damage totals on Grand Avenue and nearby streets with no injuries listed
A 600 pound black Hereford heifer with white facial spots disappeared from a small eight head herd at the W B Noe Farm near Somerville. Valued at 130 dollars, the animal is owned by Vernon Sheeley of Gratis. Steel pail makers borrow hose seam concept.
Edward McMullen of Greenfield was acquitted by a Miami County jury of the 1954 murder of Grover Cleveland Chipley, ending nearly a decade in prison after a trial in which a pistol found in the Troy Police safe became the crucial weapon. The retrial followed a Supreme Court order and included both defense and prosecution witnesses challenging earlier conclusions.
Mrs Mariann Colby 40 a Shaker Heights housewife was indicted by the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury for first degree murder in the Aug 24 shooting death of John Cremer Young Jr eight at her home two doors from the Youngs. Arraignment set in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.
Ry William Constiner, 56, a Monroe native now listing Colorado Springs as his name, is held in Cincinnati on a $50,000 bond for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for forgery. Arrested Wednesday by FBI agents and Franklin police on Second Street, he will be sent to California for trial.
Middletown firemen were called to the Arfmco Steel Corp bar mill motor room at 4 23 p m yesterday when anti-freeze ignited. Works manager Don C Holstein said a hose broke while pouring anti-freeze into a transformer. Damage to electrical equipment was relatively minor and there were no injuries. Fire officials said the cause is undetermined. In a separate call at 1 08 p m, the radiator of Sylvia Cunningham’s car overheated at 819 15th Ave.
President Johnson arrived at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 11 40 p m after a long White House day that included a delayed vote on the highway bill and a sparsely attended Salute to Congress at the State Department. Vice President Humphrey led the reception and Johnson spoke of midnight deadlines and duty.
In New York a customs court hears 22 New Jersey schoolchildren from Hoboken North Plainfield and nearby towns as expert witnesses for the Justice Department. The suit seeks to classify miniature soldiers tanks and cannons as toys rather than adult hobbyist items affecting a 35 percent tariff. If ruled toys the tariff stays high. if the importer wins duties drop to 10 to 19 percent and rebates apply. The trial follows previous hearings in Philadelphia San Francisco and Los Angeles with further sessions set in Philadelphia on November 16.
Springboro faces a setback as Cincinnati firm Peck Schafer Williams refuses to issue bonds citing threat of court action. Opponents have hired a lawyer and may sue within 10 days. Council had authorized mortgage revenue bonds for 230000 to support a water system from the Chautauqua area.
A 21 year old New York man, Robert Watkins of Fort Plain, was injured when his 1965 car struck a guardrail and three cement filled barrels on Rt. 63 east of Rt. 4, then rolled to a stop. He received treatment at Middletown Hospital for chin lacerations and a painful elbow.
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