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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
2
Infant Franklin David Allen Abrams, infant son of Mr and Mrs Ivory Abrams of 508 A Weidner Road, is announced with familial details in this birth notice.
Richard Condon, 73, of 6229 Skyline Drive, died yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton after a two week stay. A native of Butler County and retired railroad telegrapher, he is survived by wife Mabel three sons Richard Margari ta Panama Canal Zone George West Chester Grant Beach City Ohio and daughter Mrs Glee Gartrell Napoleon Ohio. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Mason Methodist Church with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Tufts Funeral Home Loveland tomorrow 6 to 9 p.m.
Claude Baker, 61, of 1125 South 13th Street, will be honored at a 10:30 a.m. service tomorrow in Webb.
Washington AP Frank Chelf longtime Kentucky Democrat finally gets a rare public school report card from Elizabethtown Supt F K Stone noting the congressman’s high marks for his duties in Congress. The 55 year old recalls his school days with humor and says he will frame the document.
Middletown police investigate a break-in at English's Tavern 1330 S. Breiel Blvd. Last night seven fifths of assorted liquor two cases of beer and a rack of potato chips were reported missing.
Robert Eugene Neal, 33, of 2208 Van Ave., reported a hit-and-run collision on Trenton Franklin Road near a bridge north of Sycamore Street in West Middletown. A northbound vehicle crossed left of center, sideswiped his car, and fled. No injuries. Neal reported $30 in damage.
Middletown public school pupils will have a day off Friday while certificated staff attend Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association sessions in Cincinnati or local workshops. 397 staff stay. 267 attend Cincinnati meetings. Local sessions include music education at Manchester Junior High and math and science workshops at Middletown High.
Batavia Ohio AP authorities say Robert Elkins 20 died from a head injury and homicide investigators seek the former soldier linked to his death after leaving service last December. Elkins was found on a highway near Felicity and died the next day. Coroner Dr A A Gruber noted a fractured skull from a blow. Sheriff Donald Watson said Elkins may have lived in Springfield and visited Felicity last weekend to see acquaintances. His exact residence and activities since discharge remain unclear.
In Bogalusa Louisiana officials sought a court injunction and criminal charges to stop Negro teenage demonstrations over alleged unequal schools. District Attorney W W Erwin filed a criminal information against six leaders of the Civic and Voters League for delinquency of a juvenile. The injunction, signed by Civil District Judge Jim W Richardson, bars league members from soliciting students to miss school or participate in protests. About 1,424 students boycotted classes amid the three day walkout by more than half of the citys 2,332 black students. A small protest march to the school board office occurred with leaders voicing questions about yesterday proposals.
Dr Wen dell G Johnson, chief administrative officer and academic dean since August, was appointed acting president of Hiram College on Tuesday. He will serve until a new president is appointed to replace Dr James Neal Primm who resigned in August.
Holt 30 of West Chester goes on trial in Butler County Common Pleas Court for abduction and rape of a seven year old girl. Six Middletown residents serve on the impaneled jury as defense and prosecution review alibi issues and route the victim took after the abduction.
Vital statistics list several births including a boy born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Collins of 6971 Shaker Road Franklin a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yocum of 1904 Clayton Ave. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Stacy of 115 Garfield St. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. George Hauck of 1057 Poinciana Drive Carlisle a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hem bree of 305 Third St Trenton and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zim mer of 5630 S Dixie Highway Franklin born Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton.
The fragment lists individuals with street addresses and family connections including Fred Cox Thomas Road and Jessica Coldiron Trenton among others. Names show multiple households on Franklin Tren ton and Michael streets with parental references.
The sugar quota bill faced extended Senate debate after Sen. Paul H. Douglas proposed an amendment to recapture some U S premiums by taxing imports outside the Western Hemisphere. The chamber adjournment was delayed to today as lawmakers adjusted quotas for foreign producers, with a 7,492 ton Malagasy Republic quota and a 580,000 ton market increase for U S growers amid ongoing price disparities.
A Trenton woman and her daughter in law escaped serious injury when their car left Rt. 73 four miles east of Waynesville, plummeting down an embankment. Clara Goebel and Jeanne Goebel were treated at Middletown Hospital for knee abrasions and possible back injuries, with Jeanne driving the vehicle.
Two girls aged 9 and 10 were caught shoplifting at Pat's Foodliner in Engle's Corner. Harold Pattison reported missing items for some time but only caught thieves at 3 p.m. Inside their purses were cakes, gum, and mints. The girls admitted the thefts and said they had been doing it for a while. They were cited to juvenile court for delinquency and released to their parents.
Former state senator and Columbus Municipal Court judge August W. Weber died Tuesday at Piqua Memorial Hospital. He was 76.
Fire House No 1 on N Clinton Street lost telephone service for about two hours this morning. Officials said a ring supporting a pole cable cut the line at 6 41, halting calls. service resumed at 8 30. Firemen would have rerouted fire and emergency calls to another station via radio.
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