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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1969
Page
3
Walter H Stevenson 83 of Winchester Ky died Friday in Kentucky. He was father of Mildred Henry of 4527 Central Ave and survived by two daughters and three sons, all in Kentucky. Services are 2 p.m. tomorrow at Scobee Funeral Home Winchester.
Nelson Watson of Ft. Myers Florida formerly of Middletown dies in Lee Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with visitation 6 to 9 p.m. Monday. Rev. Robert Clark officiates. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. A brother James Watson of Middletown is named among survivors.
Paul D. Galeese, general manager of the Manchester Motor Inn, was elected as the Ohio director on the American Hotel and Motel Association board. His term starts January 1, 1970, succeeding Claude J. Cannon who had been completing an unexpired term.
Commander Sam Warmoth of Monroe, on behalf of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ohio Department, says at the August Philadelphia convention delegates urged government to seek victory in Vietnam. He denounces a vocal minority undermining the President and calls for broad civic group backing for fighting men.
Cloudy skies and the continued threat of rain mark today and Monday as residents brace for wet conditions. Tonight's low is expected to dip into the 60s.
Timmy Bellamy was born with an open pulmonary artery and had surgery at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati on April 10. He is now an active fourth grader at Mayfield Elementary. American Legion Post 218 volunteers again to sell holiday greeting cards to raise funds for cardiology research with the Butler County branch of the American Heart Association.
Leon Scott of the Philco Ford Co Connersville Ind will speak at a joint meeting of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers and the American Society for Quality Control The gathering takes place Wednesday at 6 pm at the Engineering Society Building Cincinnati Art Sanderson commander of Post 218 notes the card carries a global harmony message and funds go to the Heart Fund for cardiovascular research Contact details for the American Legion and Heart offices are provided.
The Ohio Section of the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry will meet Thursday in Columbus at Battelle Memorial Institute. A dinner will include a tour of Battelle facilities and a panel discussion on Contract Research and the Paper Industry.
A head-on collision on Stahlheber Road west of Hamilton killed Kenneth Arnett 17 and James Murphy 2 at Mercy and Ft. Hamilton Hospitals. Eunice Murphy 24 died on arrival at Ft. Hamilton, with Debra Murphy and Jim Murphy in poor to critical condition. Also injured were Philip Andrew 16 Edward Andrew 17 and Michael Barnes 16. Police say no excessive speed. scene near Gene Avenue. Coroner Dr. Garret Boone called multiple injuries the cause.
A 27 year old motorist Virgil Carpenter of 567 Shartz Road received a suspended jail term two days in jail with restitution to Mrs. Chester Bailey for a collision on East Fourth Street. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs and banned from driving for a year for driving while intoxicated. Additional fines were imposed for failure to maintain an assured clear distance and other infractions. Other defendants included Roscoe Powers fined 25 dollars for careless operation Bernice Lakins fined 15 dollars and 30 day license revocation Darrel Wright 23 fined 10 dollars for unnecessary noise Nancy Allen 5189 Robinson Vail Road fined 10 dollars for failure to maintain distance James Sizemore 19 fined 10 dollars for distance violation and Kathryn Camp for a stop sign violation.
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