Buford Goad 62 Is Killed by Paper Bale at Wrenn Plant
Buford Carl Goad, 62, of 800 Highland St., was killed at Wrenn Paper Co. when a bale of paper crushed his skull as he checked inventory. He died at Middletown Hospital at 7:45 a.m. Funeral services will be Tuesday at First Christian Church with Rev. Edwin Bobbitt officiating. burial by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. He had worked 37 years as roustabout foreman and stock clerk and belonged to the First Christian Church and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. He was born in Ezel, Kentucky, and is survived by his wife Bertha, a daughter, a sister, and a grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Carl Goad
Highland St
Wrenn Paper Co
Middletown Hospital
Wrenn Paper
Goad
McCoy-Leffler
First Christian Church
Order of United American Mechanics
Ezel
Bertha
Donaldinoz Tuttle
Thomas Sexton
Middletown
Edwin Bobbitt
McCoy Leffler
Two Die In Dayton Car Crash After Speed Curiosity
In Dayton Ohio a one car crash killed two passengers and left a survivor who told deputies the driver Thomas Mark Preston 19 sought to see how fast the car could go. The crash occurred at 1 45 am on Soldier s Home Miamisburg Road the car travelled over 642 feet at over 100 mph before leaving the road and overturning. Preston and Joyce Lawson 20 both died at the hospital Joanne Kindred 24 of Dayton survived with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Conrad Munson
Joanne Kindred
Miami Valley Hospital
Thomas Mark Preston
Rt. 2
Miamisburg
Preston
Joyce Lawson
Fred Dunwoodie
William Shall
Miss Kindred
Franklin Court Docket Shows Light Session
Franklin Municipal Court judge J T Riley heard a light docket with three drivers fined for offenses. George Rusk aged 45 of Somerville received 25 dollars for no operator's license. Sam Turner 32 of Middle town paid 50 dollars for no assured clear distance. Charles Baker 20 of Franklin fined 25 dollars for failure to transfer registration and Eddie Proffit 20 of Franklin fined 50 dollars with driving rights suspended one year. J B Horn of Middletown fined 100 dollars for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
George Rusk
Somerville
Sam Turner
Whittier St
Middletown
Charles Baker
Eddie Proffit
J. B. Horn
Mishaps Minor: One A Hit-Skip
Two minor Middletown traffic accidents were reported. A hit-skip damaged Joe Gabbard’s parked car at 1810 Grand Ave with about $60 in damage. Another collision at Crawfor Street involved John Underwood Jr and William Hart causing about $10 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Joe Gabbard
Grand Ave
Dameze
Gabbard
John Underwood Jr
Wildwood Rd
William Hart
Franklin Rt. 2
Crawfor Street
Lucky Is Unlucky in County Court
Wilbur Lucky, 19, pleaded guilty to habitual petty theft in County Court Friday. Judge Jimmy Duncan sentenced Lucky to two years in jail. The report notes a chemical statement about compounds of every metallic element including uranium used in ceramic glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Wilbur Lucky
Jimmy Duncan
Lucky
Life Squad Aids Three In Middletown Medical Incidents
A local man and two Middletown women were aided by the life squad yesterday. Clyde Pence, 61, at 3512 Central Ave., suffered a heart attack at 4 10 p.m. and was taken to Middletown Hospital in serious condition. Mary Frances Goforth, 83, at 4004 Central Ave., at home at 9 33 p.m., was admitted after ambulance transport. Mary Foster, 30, of 1318 Baltimore St., received treatment and was dismissed. Jordan Hall ambulance transported Mrs Foster to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Broad St
Clyde Pence
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Riggs
Pence
Mary Frances Goforth
McCoy-Leffler
Mary Foster
Baltimore St
Pre Halloween vandals active in Middletown blotter
Police report multiple incidents including two nine year olds arrested for obscenity cleanup on Central Avenue stores. Earlier a porch light was broken at Linden Avenue and garbage cans overturned. BB gun damage to a large store window on S Verity Parkway. a light bulb smashed at Fleming Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Central Avenue
Linden Ave
S. Verity Parkway
Lady Sylvia
Fleming Rd
Polce
Gary Man Slavs 2 Kills Himself
Pacific Missouri state highway patrol reported a Gary Indiana machinist shot his wife Virginia Catherine Daugherty and William Linge in the back before killing himself. The three adults in their late twenties were found in a field near Pacific. John V. Daugherty and Virginia Catherine Daugherty were parents of five. A 9 millimeter Mauser rifle was used. blood and spent cartridges were found along a road near an empty car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Gary
Ind
John V. Daugherty
Virginia Catherine
William Linge
Ottawa Jaycees Win Top Award At World Congress
The Ottawa Jaycees were named the most outstanding local chapter at the world congress of Junior Chambers of Commerce. The Omaha, Nebraska chapter received a certificate of merit, announced at the closing session of the international meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Congress of Junior Chambers of Commerce
Ottawa
Canada
Omaha
Neb
Middle town completes second batch of school bonds sale
The second portion of Middle town school bonds totaling 3 million dollars was sold to Halsey-Stuart Bond House of Chicago at 3 percent interest with a premium of 36400 dollars. Eight firms bid, the Chicago firm offering the best on premium, tied on rate with six other bidders. Bankers Trust Co. of New York, winner of last spring’s first sale, bid 3 percent this time. Other bidders included Northern Trust Co. Chicago Smith Barney Glore Forgan Kidder Peabody and First National Bank of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Halsey-Stuart Bond House of
Chicago
Bankers Trust Co. New York
Northern Trust Co. of
Smith, Barney & Co
Glore, Forgan & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
First National Bank of Chicago
Three Middletown Men Injured In Separate Auto Accidents
Three Middletown area men were slightly injured in an auto crash on Franklin Tren ton Road. Silas Hatton 25 suffered scalp cuts James D Anders 25 had left eyebrow cuts and Omer Blevins 22 had forehead abrasions All were dismissed after treatment State patrolman arrested Anders for reckless driving and driving under suspension. Two men suffered minor injuries in another crash on the Clinton Warren County line Treated and dismissed Willard Quick 41 had a cut upper lip Glenn Collins 23 had forehead cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Franklin-Trenton
Silas Hatton
Minnesota St
James D. Anders
Granada Ave
Omer Blevins
West Middletown
Anders
Clinton-Warren County
Middletown Hospital
Willard Quick
Columbia Ave
Glenn Collins
Forest Ave
Franklin
Boy Slaver Held Insane
St Joseph Missouri. Daniel Wooldridge fourteen was found insane by a jury after he shot four family members to death on March thirty first while a younger sister survived. He killed his father and mother in their home and a brother and an elderly sister while another sister survived. motive cited as anger over car access and a discarded hunting knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Daniel Wooldridge
Daniel
State Officials At IOOF School
About 63 members of Middle town Lodge 956 IOOF attended a school of instruction yesterday at their hall on S Main St. The following high state officials were present: Grand Master Robert Reynolds of Wharton Ohio Deputy Grand Master Carl Molter of Cincinnati Grand Secretary Vernon Marconett of Paul M Highmiller of Springfield grand chaplain Rev Charles Messmer of Germantown and Grand Patriarch Earl Hiteshue of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
S. Main St
Robert Reynolds
Wharton
Ohio
Carl Molter
Cincinnati
Vernon Marconett
Paul M. Highmiller
Springfield
Charles Messmer
Germantown
Earl Hiteshue
Monroe
Bartender Struck By Flying Bottle at Red Bud Inn
Woodrow Combs, a bartender at the Red Bud Inn on Route 122 in West Middle Town, suffered a head laceration last night after being struck by a flying beer bottle during a dispute. Deputies noted Combs fired his gun but struck no one and no charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Combs
West Middletown Rt. 2
Red Bud Inn
Rt. 122
Harry McDaniel
Howard Cook
Combs
Marshall Band Still Performs Under Its Original Name
A brass band organized at Topeka Kansas in 1884 to boost James G Blaine's campaign for the presidency is still performing under its original name the Marshall Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
James G. Blaine
Marshall Band
Monday key to flu spread in schools
Middletown schools may face closures if influenza affects district campuses. Superintendent Howard Cromwell said only heavily hit schools would close and teachers could shift to cover gaps. He noted 15 teachers were out. seven due to flu, with 38 percent of McKinley Junior High students absent Friday, prompting careful Monday attendance monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
McKinley Junior High School
Miss Rosine Banzhaf Dies After 40 Years in Middletown Teaching
Rosine Elizabeth Banzhaf, 80, longtime Middletown grade school teacher, died 9:50 pm yesterday at Garden Manor Rest Home. Born 1877 in Sohnstetten Germany she lived in Middletown from age six. She taught at Old South School first grade and Bible classes and retired in the 1930s. Services Monday 3 pm at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials proposed to Bethlehem Lutheran Church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosine Elizabeth Banzhaf
Middletown
Garden Manor Rest
Miss Banzhaf
Old ‘South School
Miss Banzhas
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Sohnstetten
Germany
Banhaf
Karl Banzhaf
Roosevelt
Arlington Ave
Garden Manor Rest Home
John
Charles Hill
Louisville
Riggs
Paul Bergdall
Woodside Cemetery
Clifford Gilmore dies after six months illness at 66
Clifford Gilmore 66 a former Middletown resident died at 11 a m yesterday at the Cincinnati Veterans Administration Hospital after six months illness. He was born in Williamstown Ky and survived by a brother Frank of Tarrelton Ky and three sisters Mrs Perry Gates of Middletown Mrs Corneail Coleman of Williamstown Ky and Mrs Katherine Brown of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clifford Gilmore
Russell St
Covington
Cincinnati Veterans Administration Hospital
Gilmore
Williamstown
Frank
Tarrelton
Perry Gates
Corneail Coleman
Katherine Brown
Detroit
Speeder Charged On Double Count
Dayton man James Coleman, 22, clocked at 80 mph on Ohio 4 between Verity Parkway and Peasttown Heights. He faced speeding charges 80 in a 35 zone and concealed weapon counts after officers found a straight razor during a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio 4
Verity Parkway
Peasttown Heights
James Coleman
The Creoles of Louisiana Descended from Early French and Spanish Settlers
The Creoles are the descendants of the original French and Spanish settlers of Louisiana. They formed a distinct cultural group blending European and local influences and established communities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Middletown Woman Clara White Dies After Illness
Mrs. Clara Arnetta White aged 53 of 347 North Main Street died at Middletown Hospital at 6 30 a m after a three year illness. Fire department squad answered her home call at 1 31 p m yesterday. She was active in Bethel AME Church and Ladies Aid and the Senior Choir. Surviving: two sons Captain Charles E White in Korea and Sergeant John A White at Camp Chaffee Arkansas two daughters Martha Hackney and Linda Bryant Middletown two brothers Fred Patterson Chicago William Patterson Middletown two sisters Martha Patterson Chicago and Nine Commodore Middletown and 13 grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at Bailty Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Arnetta White
N. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Fire Department
White
Middletown
Bethel, Ame
Ladies’ Aid
Dayton VA Center
Minnie Ha Ha Temple
Charles E. White
Korea
John A. White
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Martha Hackney
Linda Bryant
Fred Patterson
Chicago
William Piterson
Martha Patterson
Nine Commodore
Bailty Funeral Home
Obituary notices list several regional funeral services
Ben M Barkle 76 of 1325 Han over Sr services 10 a m Tuesday Webb Funeral Home Paul B Hanser 72 of 172 Progress Ave services 9 30 a m Monday St Peter Church David T Robuck 61 of 3215 Pleasant Ave services 2 p m Monday Zettler Funeral Home Ralph G Schollenbarger 76 of 55 Eaton Ave services Monday Klau Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben M. Barkle
Hanover Sr
Webb Funeral Home
Paul B. Hanser
Progress Ave
St. Peter Church
David T. Robuck
Pleasant Ave
Zettler Funeral Home
Ralph G. Schollenbarger
Eaton Ave
Klau Funeral Home
Notable Obituaries Across America for Yesterday
San Francisco author Eugene Cunningham 60 died. Deland Florida coach Charles R Williams 1902 career start at South Carolina and later Davidson Clemson VPI Virginia died yesterday. Indianapolis confidence man Stewart C Donnelly 68 died. London Baptist Union leader Melbourn Evans Aubrey 72 died. Meyersdale Irvin Engle 81 father of Penn State coach Rip Engle died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene Cunningham
Deland
Fla
Charles R. Williams
South
University of South Carolina
Davidson
Clemson
VPI
University of Virginia
Indianapolis
Reno
Donnelly
London
Melbourn Evans Aubrey
The
Baptist ‘Union of
Youth Hurt As Car Hits Gas Station
A Hamilton youth is injured after a car swerved off U S 127 north of Hamilton and struck two gasoline pumps a light pole and four seed posts at the Del Rio Rancho service station. Kim Gibson 1862 Herman Dr admitted to Mercy Hospital with chest injuries. Driver James Robert Ruch 19 and three other passengers escaped injury. Vehicle damage about 1800 and station damage 2000. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U. S. 127
3Rd Street
Mercy Hospital
Kim Gibson
Herman Dr
del Rio Rancho
3Rd St
James Robert Ruch
4Th St
Ruch
Clarence Blevins
Sheriff's Department
Damge
Statin
State Officials Move to Dismiss Kendrick Mandamus Suit
In Columbus three state officials filed a demurrer in the Court of Appeals to Middletown employee Britton Kendrick's mandamus suit. They contend the petition fails to show a legal duty for Gov. ONeill to act and cites no law requiring salary restoration after a disciplinary suspension and firing. Kendrick seeks wages from Aug 1 onward while appealing his dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Middletown
William O'Neill
O'Neill
George Thormyer
Charles M. Noble
Britton Kendrick
Kendrick
State Civil Service Commission
Police Briefs Arrests and Missing Girl Report
Early today officers arrested Ernest Smith aged 23 Middletown Rt 3 and Joyce Tallon aged 23 521 Garfield St at the City Hotel on false registration charges. Nora Jean Pelfrey aged 12 of West Middletown Rt 2 was reported missing from home at 10 39 p m yesterday. A 19 year old Middletonian and two juveniles were tied to a gas theft from a car behind 1906 Tytus Ave with the juveniles aged 14 and 16 released. the 19 year old Jackie Current of 106 Moore St was charged with petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Middletown
Nora Jean Pelfrey
West Middletown
Middletonian
Tytus Ave
Jackie
Moore St
Tattooed Beagle Reported Stolen From Home
A black white and tan beagle hound with a J. C. tattoo in his right ear was reported stolen yesterday from the home of Mrs. Elmer Kidd at 3211 Andrews St. The three year old hound is valued at 75 dollars per Lt. Jame Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Pickets Abort. WE and CWA Reach Tentative Deal
Western Electric installers in Ohio and Indiana avoid a picket line as ratification of the Western Electric Co contract with the Communications Workers of America is expected in New York. Local 4317 leader Joseph Ponder notes Ohio Bell workers won’t cross any line. turnout across 15 to 17 locals favored the pact. Negotiators to meet in Cleveland Tuesday to finalize terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio Bell Telphone Co
Wes‘ern’ Electric Co
Communications Workers of American
CWA
New York City
Rick J. Morgan
New York
Western Electric
Ohio
Indiana
Cleveland
Western
Joseph Ponder
Ohio Bell
Pat
Dayton Refugee Returns to Budapest After Escape
Mrs. Theresa Peteranecz 21 and her 18 month old son traveled to Budapest after fleeing Dayton Ohio. The family escaped to the West during last fall's Hungary uprising and are now in Vienna awaiting safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
United States
Theresa Peteranecz
Budapest
Dayton
Ohio
Dennis Monument to Honor Maurice Dennis in Cincinnati
The monument unveiling for Maurice Dennis, former Middletown resident, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Love Brothers Cemetery in Cincinnati with Rabbi Albert A. Goldman officiating. Dennis died last November in Cincinnati after a decade with Ken's Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Dennis
Middletown
Love Brothers Cemetery
Cincinnati
Albert A. Goldman
Dennis
Louis Dennis
Hyman Hellman
Ken
Last Of Quints Dies In Toulon Incubator
Michele Christofle, the last survivor of the Toulon quintuplets born October 2 to Mrs. Laurence Christofle, died in her incubator in Toulon France on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Michele Christofle
Laurence Christofle
Four Held For Warren Jury In Break-Ins
Four men charged with breaking and entering in Warren County were bound to the county grand jury. Ronald G. Clark and Paul E. Barton, both Harveysburg, released on 1,000 bonds. Gilbert Perin, Lebannon, held on 5,000 bond for multiple incidents. Dean F. Bogan, Oregon, freed from a 5,000 bond after a judge reduced it to 1,000 due to no prior record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Sheriff's
Ronald G. Clark
Paul E.barton
Harveysburg
Doster
Warren County
Gilbert Perin
Lebanon Rt. 2
Bill
Waynesville
Walt
Morrow
William Schroder
Rt. 3
U. S. 42
Dean F. Bogan
Oregon
Bogan
Albert Herrick
Mrs Todd Breaks Hip After Fall at Home
Mrs R C Todd 77 of 2807 Superior Ave admitted to Middletown Hospital with a broken hip after a fall at home according to hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Todd
Superior Ave
Middletown Hospital
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Buford Goad
Franklin Court
Donald M. Gose
Pol, Ady
Life Squad
Gary Man Slavs
Ottawa Jaycees
Slaver
Ioof School
Melampy
Bailey Funeral Home
Speeder
Mrs
Clara White
Associated Press
Wish Gardens & House Pants
Bohne
Warren
Mrs. Todd
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