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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
22
Crossword clues list with numbers and word lengths from a 1966 King Features Syndicate puzzle. Includes across and down entries such as smug person, Greek letter, feminine, observed, thing law, common value, corridor, talebearer, and more, with a note on average solution time of about 24 minutes.
On October 21 1966 events include Edison testing the first practical incandescent lamp in 1879 the launch of the Constitution Old Ironsides in 1797 Nelson wounded at Trafalgar in 1805 the first Atlantic telephone message in 1915 Can ton captured in 1938 French women vote in 1945 Kenya leader Dedan Kimathi captured ten years ago and remarks by Roswell Gilpatric about nuclear retaliation One year ago President Johnson released from Bethesda Hospital and visited Marines in Viet Nam
The NAACP will hold its monthly meeting at 3 39 p m Sunday at Phillips Chapel CME 615 Ninth Ave. The public is invited per president Dr E W Washington.
Dayton bulletin reports two men robbed the Huber Heights branch of the First National Bank of Dayton and escaped with about $46,800. Police believe the getaway car was a 1962 model with Pennsylvania license plates.
In Eaton area births: Mr and Mrs Walter Jezes ikie Oregonia Route 1 had a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Douglas Dough man 527 Dimmick Ave Springdale had a girl yesterday. Out of town: Mr and Mrs Dan L Neidlinger of Kettering had a girl Oct 19 at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert I Clark of 2002 Central Ave. Susan Neidlinger was a former Eaton therapist. Feathers flew on Route 127 south of Eaton when two trucks collided. Warren S Bowers of Union City and John Guelde of Hamlet driven rigs carrying 44,000 pounds of spring wire and pheasants. Guelde’s pheasant truck crossed center, struck Bowers, both veered into ditches and cornfield. Bowers had facial cuts. Guelde in fair condition at Reid Memorial Hospital, Richmond Indiana.
Hospital dismissals include James C. Borders of Frank, Mrs. James R. Johnson of Hamilton, Mrs. Onward Birkhimer of Shawnray Drive, Mrs. Frank Taulbee Jr. of Franklin, Mrs. Stanford Hall of Lewis St, Earl D. Roebuck of Arlington St, Mrs. Foster Watson of Jacoby Ave, John Edward Overpeck, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Overpeck, Grand Ave, James S. Herb of Franklin, Mrs. Everett Ferguson of Lylburn Road, William Welsh of Curtis St, Clayton C. Buehl of Central, Arnold Engle of Morgan St, Orville Blevins of Germantown, Mrs. Dorothy Morris of Goldman Ave.
In Columbus Ohio a plan to transform the Ohio Water Commission into a cabinet level state water agency was defeated amid opposition from anti-pollution groups led by Ned Sheldon of Clear Waters Inc He argued the Natural Resources Department should retain control and warned the shift would create more state water agencies The council planners were reviewing progress on comprehensive water management plans for submission to the governor and General Assembly After Sheldon spoke the commission voted to keep water management with the Department of Natural Resources
Washington AP reports the FDA banned certain prenatal fluoride prescriptions after evidence failed to show expectant mothers can prevent tooth decay in unborn children. Commissioner James L. Goddard stated no proof supports stronger teeth from prenatal fluoride, while dental authorities concurred, noting no danger in normal doses.
An undetermined amount of cash was reported taken from Transmission Service at 916 Yankee Road during a burglary Wednesday night. JET PORTER of 117 N Heinkel Road reported a $270 rifle stolen from his car parked at 2425 M Verity Parkway Wednesday. Four cameras valued at $60 each were stolen from G C Murphy Co at 1044 Central Ave between 3 and 4 p.m. A 14 year old girl was arrested at 6:20 p.m. yesterday after attempting to steal $92 in clothing from J C Penney at 1125 Central Ave. Mildred Mull, 40, of 1905 Sherman Ave, was arrested at Mull's Cafe at 911 Crawford St for permitting consumption after hours.
A sequence of incidents reports fires and injuries. At 335 337 Webster Street a mattress fire caused 50 in building and 60 in content damage. A bicycle pedal injury occurred at 2014 Brell Drive involving Monica Lewis. Lorna Dillback was ill and transported from 2004 Winona Drive. Willard King was ill and hospitalized after an early morning call at 29% S Broad Street. Lora Hummel, 1825 Sherman Avenue, ill but listed as fair after hospital transport.
Lebanon police seek a sandy haired man about 40 who used a note to rob clerk Mary Lou Bowles at Party Pick-Up 15 S Mechanic St. He demanded money, took $143 in bills, placed it in a paper sack with the note, and left toward a waiting car. Bowles estimated a gun was hidden in his pocket.
Herbert A Prost age 64 of 1211 Curtis Street passed away at Middletown Hospital on October 20 at 10 50 am He was the husband of Mary Prost Family will receive friends at Schramm Funeral Home Sunday 25 from 7 to 9 pm Recitation of the Rosary Sunday 2 30 pm Eagles Service Sunday 7 30 pm Requiem High Mass Monday 9 30 am at St Johns Church Interment Woodside Cemetery Schramm Funeral Home
A short obituary recalls a smiling husband who died October 2, 1964 and was beloved by his wife Hilda. The verse expresses hope to meet again in the better land and recalls his kindly words and pleasant face.
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