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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1966

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals In Middletown area

Mrs. Nell Eichhorn 64 of 3008 Princeton St died 8 30 am at Middletown Hospital after two years illness. She worked 1925 1946 as forelady for Raymond Bay Co retiring there. Husband Robert died last December. Surviving daughter Mrs Jerry Logan Middle town step daughter Mrs Becky Pasley step son Ronald Eichhorn Kentucky brother Charles Bailey Kentucky sister Mrs June Mynhier Kentucky and three grandchildren. Also Mr McClain died after month illness formerly with Middletown Sand & Gravel Co. Services 2 pm Monday at Bailey Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 9 pm at funeral home.

Nell Eichhorn Princeton St Middletown Hospital McClain Middletown Sand & Gravel Co Bailey Funeral Home Woodside Cemetery Funeral Home

Kentucky native Linda Hodge, 77, dies at home

Linda Hodge, a Kentucky native aged 77, died at 4 50 p m yesterday at her home on 1700 Princeton Road. She is survived by brother James Wright of Middletown and sister Anna Belle Tomlin of Metamora Indiana. Funeral services set for 10 a m Monday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Friends may call Sunday 7 9 p m.

Linda Hodge Kentucky Princeton Road James Wright Middletown Anna Belle Tomlin Metamora Ind McCoy-Leffler Henry Howard Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton

James McClain Dies at Middletown Hospital

James McClain, 66, of 817 Ninth Ave., died at 9:20 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital. The death truncates a long local life, with neighbors recalling his steady presence and involvement in community affairs. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the brief obituary.

James McClain Ninth Ave Middletown Hospit

Mrs Josie Oney Dies at 80 in Ohio area hospital

Mrs Josie Oney aged 80 formerly of Middletown and later Blue Ash died at 3 p m yesterday at Epp Memorial Hospital Cincinnati Survived by two sons Ford Middletown and Herbert Blue Ash nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren services at Potter Funeral Home West Liberty Kentucky

Josie Oney Middletown Blue Ash Epp Memorial Hospital Cincinnati Woodford Herbert Potter Funeral Home West Liberty

Franklin MRs Nannie Bennett Dies In Kansas City

Mrs. Nannie Bennett 62 formerly of Franklin died at her Kansas City home after an extended illness. Her husband Charlie Bennett died in 1960. Survived by Glendene Dix of Kansas City two brothers Charles and Walter Evans of Kentucky two sisters Cora Terril Middletown and Lillie Selby Miamisburg and a grandchild. Funeral home arrangements reported. Allan R Holmberg dies after brief illness in Ithaca AP international anthropological authority on South America aged 56.

Franklin Nannie Bennett Kansas City Charlie Glendene Dix Charles Walter Evans Kentucky Cora Terril Middletown Lillie Selby Miamisburg Anglesby Ithaca, N.Y Allan R. Holmberg South America

Major Snowstorm Slams Wyoming Lyman Area

A winter blizzard swept across Wyoming and Colorado causing two deaths in Wyoming and traffic gridlock in Cheyenne. Roads out of Cheyenne were closed, planes halted, and up to 27 eastern plains schools were shut as wind driven snow and eight foot drifts paralyzed travel from Montana to Utah.

Associated Press Lyman South Nation Wyoming Rockies Cheyenne Iwo Cheyenne Municipal Wyoming Highway Patrol Warren Air Force Base Colorado Monument Hill Denver Colorado Springs Lander Wyo Mercury Cut Bank Mont Bly Nev Weather Bureau Utah Montana Nebraska

This Day In History Highlights From 1949 to 1966

On this date historic events unfold from a 1949 NY conviction of 11 Communists for conspiracy to overthrow the government to Hastings victory in 1066. Other notes include Germany leaving the League of Nations in 1933, Nazi advances near Moscow in 1941, and WWII era and Cold War references.

Associated Press New York City U.S William the Conqueror Hastings Germany League of Nations Moscow Guardalcanal Eisenhower Washington Kennedy Yugoslavia

Soviet Union Preparing for Large Manned Space Flight

Reports from Moscow suggest the Soviet Union may soon attempt a major space mission with several men aboard the largest manned satellite to date. Unofficial accounts vary on timing, with possibilities next week or by year’s end, following three unmanned Proton launches weighing about 13 tons each.

Moscow Soviet Union Manned ‘Orbital Laboratory United States

Montreal Post Office Burglary Claims $500,000 Loss

Police investigated a pre dawn heist at Montreal International Airport post office as burglars used a cut hole and cement blocks to reach a wall safe. District Postmaster Hector Cormier said less than $500,000 in cash and valuables was taken. one employee did not hear or see the break in.

Montreal Montreal International Felice Hector Cormier Cormier Dorval

Penn Central Merger Briefs Seek Court Stay Opposed

Washington AP reports Penn Central and the ICC filed briefs with the Supreme Court opposing a stay on the Penn-Central merger. States and unions also filed briefs opposing a stay, while the ICC prefers expedited judicial review of the merger controversy.

Washington (Ap Thejey Sus- Pennsylvania New York Central Railroads Inter State Commerce Commission Public Inter(icc Supreme Court Penn-Central ICC Agen High Court State of

Man Charged In Stomping Death

New York AP reports a 22 year old carpenter William F Colleran was charged with homicide in the stomping death of union official James P Fox at Foxs Flushing Queens home. Fox was business agent for Local 608 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. A neighbor saw a man stomping Fox and the skull fracture led to his death. Widow recorded a license plate later traced to Colleran, who was arrested at his home.

New York James P. Fox William F. Colleran Fox Flushing Queens

Realtor On Planning Committee

Middletown realtor J D Sawyer, newly elected president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards, named to the Ohio committee of the Office of Emergency Planning. Gov James A Rhodes placed him to help draft an Ohio plan for rent and real property control in case of a nuclear attack.

Middletown J.D. Sawyer Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Ohio Office of Emergency Planning James A. Rhodes Sawyer United States Rhodes U.S. Office of Emergency Planning

Stabilize Dottar Ike Lukens State Stabilize Dottar Ike Lukens

Donald E. Lukens a GOP congressional hopeful from Ohio's 24th District and former President Dwight D Eisenhower released a joint statement proposing amending the Full Employment Act of 1946 to include protecting the purchasing power of the dollar They urge inflation containment reduction in non defense spending and say Eisenhower endorses Lukens as a well qualified candidate to bring new ideas to Congress The statement was issued after Lukens met Eisenhower in Gettysburg Pennsylvania with emphasis on economic stability and sound money amid rising living costs and fixed incomes

Donald E. Lukens Gopional Dwight D. Eisenhower Lukens Congress New 24Th Ohio Eisenhower Gettysburg

Brown Praises Teachers At Spring Hill PTO Meeting

Jerry Brown of the Board of Education praised the teaching staff and facilities and cited a study showing high school graduates scoring well above the national average on college entrance tests. He urged continued support for better schools this November. James Finley spoke to the Blue Ball PTO, while Jim Lyons and Dave Francis presented statistical films. Supt. Howard Cromwell showed slides and addressed the Mayfield PTO.

Jerry Brown Board of Education Spring Hill PTO Brown James Finley Jim Lyons Dave Francis Howard Cromwell Mayfield

Housewife Pleads No Contest in IRS Case

Marguerite A. Knoll 46 admitted sole responsibility for preparing and filing tax returns for a window products firm in Freeburg Missouri. She and husband Harold H. Knoll 52 faced charges for failing to report 677000 in income in 1959 and 1961. Sentencing delayed pending investigation.

Kansas City, Mo Marguerite A. Knoll

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