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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1964

Page

2

Uncle Of Dead Woman Questioned In Fatal Shooting

A 30 year old Hilltop Tavern bartender held for questioning in Warren County over the fatal shooting of Mrs. Mary Helen Metz 31 of Cincinnati at a house beside the tavern. The uncle of the dead woman, Donald T. Bowles, was arrested after being found at 1815 Clarendon Ave. Bowles rode with Metz to Middletown Hospital where she died about 15 minutes later. An autopsy was ordered but delays occurred as county and Butler County coroners would not accept the body.

Tom Olds Hilltop Tavern Middletown Pike Warren County Donald T. Bowles S. Dixie Pike Franklin Byron C. Kennard Mary Helen Metz Cincinnati Middletown Hospital Kennard Bowles Middletown Clarendon Ave William G. McKinzie McKinzie Ito Stanley Kolb Ralph Young Butler County Garret Boone

Deadline for Christmas mailing at Middletown PO

Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi warns packages mailed by Friday must be sent overseas to ensure Christmas delivery. To meet holiday demand, the Middletown post office plans extended hours from Dec 5 to Dec 26 and will hire up to 5 extra clerks and 15 extra carriers. Parcel post delivery shifts to six days a week from Dec 7 to 31.

Middletown Frank Dobrozsi Dobrozsi

Russian TV Boss Jobless After Dismissals in Khrushchev Shakeup

Mikhail Kharlamov arrived in Moscow to find his post as Soviet radio and television chief occupied by Nikolai N. Mesyatsev, a rising Young Communist League leader. Kharlamov, ex Foreign Ministry press chief, was part of a propaganda circle ousted during Khrushchev's fall. He had returned from Copenhagen where he mocked Western reports of his dismissal as foolish.

Moscow Mikhail Kharlamov Nikolai N. Mesyatsev Young Communist League Kharlamov Foreign Ministry Nikita S. Khrushchev State Committee For Radio and Television Copenhagen Denmark

Two Children Die In Ravenna Fire Blame Defective Wiring

In Ravenna Ohio a house blaze killed 4 year old Phyllis Branpley and 3 year old George Branpley Jr while their brother Anthony Branpley was critically burned. Parents Mr and Mrs George Branpley were present and a four month old child was rescued by a neighbor. Firemen found the youths huddled in a bedroom and defective wiring was blamed for the $8000 fire.

Ravenna Ohio Phyllis Branpley George Jr George Branpley Anthony Branpley

Mental Care Of Children Said Problem

Dr. John T. Toppen, superintendent of Longview State Hospital, told the State Institutions Committee in Cincinnati that separate mental health facilities for children and youth are direly needed. He noted rising numbers of mentally disturbed children rely on hospitals nationwide, facilities shrinking due to trained personnel and funds shortages, and that many children at Longview are treated in adult wards for lack of space. Middletown attendees included Mrs. Arnold Boxwell and Mrs. C Rowland Hinsch.

John T. Toppen Loneview State Hospital State Institutions Committee Cincinnati Community Chest Toppen Longview Cincinnati Ohio Comprehensive Mental Health Planning Project Middletown Arnold Box _well C. Rowland Hinsch

Local twirlers place in USTA baton contest

Two Miamiburg baton contest results show Rhonda Napier taking third in eight year old advance and Donna Marie Armstrong finishing second in 10 year old advance.

USTA Miamisburg Rhonda Napier Donna Marie Armstrong

Rubbish Starts Two Grass Fires

Rubbish was blamed for two grass fires yesterday afternoon in Middletown. Firemen said fires damaged about 10 feet of a hedge at 912 9th Ave. and affected yards at 1230 Prospect Ave. and 910th Ave. A cigarette caused a fire at 1301 Grove St with no damage. Donnie Howard of 509 15th Ave was taken to Middletown Hospital with back pain after an incident at Smith Farm Park.

Middletown Wilbur Wilson Prospect Ave Judson Gear Grove St Donnie Howard 15Th Ave Tri-County Smith Farm Park

Three Middletown Auto Wrecks Cause $625 In Loss

Three separate crashes in Middletown yesterday caused total damages of 625 dollars. Mary Combs, 101 Lylburn Road, was cited for failing to maintain a safe distance after her car hit Robert Tannreuther, 27, of 615 Malvern Street, at Verity Parkway and Central Avenue. Another collision between Aleta Truesdell, 1308 Orchard Street, and Charles Lane, 16, 534 Kensington Street, occurred as they backed from driveways on Kensington Street, with 100 dollars in damage and no citations issued. Danny Akers, 18, 1807 Manchester Avenue, received a citation for following too closely when his car struck Grace Ward, 56, of 502 Ross Street, at Verity Parkway and Girard Avenue, causing 125 dollars in damage.

Middletown Mary Combs Lylburn Road Robert Tannreuther Malvern St Verity Parkway Central Avenue Aleta Truesdell Orchard St Charles Lane Kensington St Kensington Street Danny Akers Manchester Ave Grace Ward Ross St Girard Avenue

Man Sentenced To Workhouse And Probation

Hamilton Judge Fred B. Cramer in Butler County Common Pleas Court sentenced Paul Chandler, 39, of Middletown to six months in the Cincinnati workhouse after pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon, the charge reduced to assault and battery for allegedly attacking a man with a ball bat. Donald William Blevins, 36, of Middletown, received five years probation on a guilty plea to grand larceny in the theft of a $287 camera from Tobias Photographers Inc.

Hamilton Cincinnati Fred B. Cramer Butler County Common Pleas Court Paul Chandler Mitchell St Middletown Chandler Donald William Blevins S. Grimes St

Rhodes Starts UC Project Groundbreaking in Cincinnati

Gov James A. Rhodes wielded a spade to break ground for the University of Cincinnati project, the first $10 million engineering science complex funded under Ohio’s $250 million bond issue approved by voters last November.

Cincinnati James A. Rhodes University of Cincinnati Ohio

Deaths And Funerals Mrs Thelma Carr Franklin

Mrs Thelma Carr 52 of 21 N Main St Franklin died Saturday morning at Middletown Hospital after a year long illness. A Warren County resident all her life she is survived by husband Fred and children Fred Jr Jesse Robert Dolores Joyce two brothers two sisters and 11 grandchildren. Services are Tuesday 10 am at Eaton Funeral Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery. Calling hours Monday 2-5 and 7-9 at the funeral home.

Franklin Thelma Carr N. Main St Middletown Hospital

Waynesville Man Stabbed in Bar Incident

Raymond Hartman, 57, of Waynesville Rt 2, remained in good condition at Middletown Hospital after being stabbed in the right side with a pocket knife at The Hut near Routes 73 and 48 following an argument Friday night. Amos Coates, 54, neighbor, charged with cutting with intent to wound and released on $5,000 bond. Deputy Farrell Baker said Hartman identified Coates in the bar shortly after the attack.

Waynesville Middletown Hospital Warren County Byron C. Kennard Raymond Hartman Waynesville Rt. 2 Rts Amos Coates Farrell Baker Hartman Coates

Cole Porter Estate Divided

New York report says composer Cole Porter left his multimillion dollar estate to his first cousin Jules Omar Cole of Peru Indiana. The will split the estate with Jules receiving a substantial share and another portion going to a secondary beneficiary named in the filing.

New York Cole Porter Jules Omar Cole Peru Ind Jules James New York Daily News

Infant Myers Graveside Services Held in Springboro

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers died at birth Friday at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Graveside services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Springboro Cemetery. Surviving are the parents, maternal grandparents Lester Askins of Miamisburg and paternal grandparents Robert Myers of Springboro. Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin handling arrangements.

Springboro Robert Myers Old Main St Miamisburg St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Lester Askins Anglesby Funeral Franklin

Oldest Republican Sought for Middletown Parade

Local Republicans seek the area’s oldest Republican to honor in a Monday parade for Sen. Barry Goldwater. Call Ann Dawson at GOP HQ before 5 pm Thursday. winner announced the parade night. Parade chair John Wayman and committee members lead efforts. a new teen-age Young Republicans Club forms with an organizational meeting tomorrow night.

Middletown Barry Goldwater Adenneem Ann Dawson GOP Central Avenue John Wayman J. Black Little Jim Lehmkuhl Pete Mengel Bob Barnard Donna Emrick Harold Cole John Hinkle Doris Sawyer Dave Potter Larry Black Ed Byrnes Claire Humphreys Young Republicans Club

Man Critical After Accident in Liberty Indiana

William McClure age 41 of Liberty Indiana was listed in critical condition at Ft Hamilton Hospital Hamilton following a one car crash north of Oxford. State police report the eastbound auto driven by McClure skidded off the road struck an embankment rolled over twice and threw him from the vehicle suffering a broken leg a broken shoulder and possible head injuries.

William McClure Liberty Ind Ft. Hamilton Hamilton Oxford McClure Rt. 27

Taft Here For Visit In Middletown

Congressman Robert Taft Jr. Republican Senate candidate will visit Middletown tomorrow. He arrives at 3 p.m. at Central Avenue GOP headquarters to take questions, then meets leaders at Congress Inn at 3 45 p.m. A motorcade to Taft High School Hamilton follows for a covered dish dinner at 6 p.m. and speech at 7 30 p.m.

Robert Taft Jr Senate Middletown Gene Wells Robert Taft Taft GOP Central Avenue Congress Inn Rt. 63 Lafayette Avenue Verity Parkway Taft High School Hamilton

Butler County Police Briefs Include Drunk Driving Arrest

Sheriff deputies arrest Clark Fultz 23 at 3090 Omaha St on a driving while intoxicated charge. Two 14 year old girls are arrested at Fashion Fair Stevens Ave on a shoplifting charge and released to parents. William Prater 15 of Hamilton treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated leg after being struck with a stick by another boy.

Butler County Clark Fultz Oxford State Road Omaha St Stevens Ave William Prater Hamilton Middletown Hospital

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