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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1962

Page

2

Films On Cancer To Be Seen Here

The Middletown Butler County unit's speakers bureau will screen Is Smoking Worth It? amid several public showings. Groups include Sertoma Y Teens and Optimist Club with times from Tuesday to Friday at local venues. A second film Horizons of Hope airs tonight for the Evening Optimist Club. Local teachers will view four films Friday as prep for classes in Middletown and nearby towns.

American Cancer Society Middletown- Butler County Speakers Bureau Sertoma Eestern Lanes William Luts Yteens Paul's United Church of Christ Bernard Roberts James Wander Optimist Club Manchester Motor Middletown Morcoe Trenton West Middletown Iocal Society Main St

Poolitsan Honored At Banquet For Ahepa Service

Approximately 200 people attended a banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn honoring George T. Poolitsan for years of service to the Order of Ahepa. The event featured district and Supreme lodge plaques, a gift from the Daughters of Penelope, a surprise gift, and a down payment on a car from the local Ahepa chapter. Remarks were given by Judge Fred Cramer and William Donhan, with George J. Margoles as principal speaker.

Manchester Motor Inn George T. Poolitsan Order of Ahepa Daughters of Penelope Common Pleas Court Fred Cramer William Donhan Ety Commission George J. Margoles

Bond figures corrected in Dougherty case and confiscation

The report corrects bond amounts for Winfred Paul Dougherty to 500 dollars and notes a prior erroneous 8000 dollar figure. Dougherty, a civilian employee at an Ohio National Guard Armory unit, was arrested in connection with confiscating thousands of dollars worth of electronics found in a Hamilton resident basement. He faces charges of knowledge of a crime against the government and failure to report it to authorities, with a hearing request before US Commissioner Robert Snell in Dayton.

Winfred Paul Dougherty Glen Ave Trenton Prees Las Dougherty Hamilton Ohio National Guard Niewer Robert Snell Dayton

Public Notice Gideon Road Access for Union Sanitary

Announcement confirms Gideon Road and Grand Ave location remain accessible to the public. It notes a new 25 car lighted rear parking lot reachable by driving off Central Ave onto Gideon Road, despite any signs stating closure.

Carriers Install New Officers in Two Groups

Arthur Smith of Harrison was named president of the Ohio Southwest District NADLC and Lucille Mink of Cincinnati became president of the Women’s Auxiliary at Madison High School. Other officers include Richard Weber Hamilton as district vice president and Raymond Trautman Cleves as treasurer with 110 attendees.

Arthur Smith Harrison Ohio Southwest National Association of Letter Carriers Lucille Mink Cincinnati Madison High School Richard Weber Hamilton Lone Eagle Payne New Carlisle Raymond Trautman Cleves Robert Conroy Urbana Herbert Henderson Madison Township Ed Marts Jack Rich Denver Lou Betz Harold Loewe Oe Sational William C. Doughette Cincinnnet NALG

Three Ohio Power Firms Begin Local Interconnection

Dayton Power & Light reports a cooperative program with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric and Cincinnati Gas & Electric to interconnect facilities. New work includes a substation southeast of Marysville and converting 30 miles of 69 000 volt line from Xenia to Urbana to 138 000 volts to improve reliability.

Dayton, Ohio Ohio Dayton Power & Light Co Dayton Power & Light Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Marysville U.S. 33 Xenia Urbana

Obituary notices for Bashaw and Gregg families

James Peter Bashaw 50 died at home after illness. Survived by wife Ollie May, six daughters and two sons, plus three sisters and three brothers. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, burial Woodside Cemetery. Gregg, owner of Clark Brewer Teachers Agency, died at home in Ardsley-on-the-Hudson. Survived by wife Katharine. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Eaton Funeral Home, burial Springboro Cemetery.

Ardsley-on the-Hudson N. Y Gregg Clark-Brewer Teachers Agency New York City Racine Wis College Gramme School St. Albans School For Boys Washington, D.C University of Michigan Katharine Eaton Funeral Home Craig Eder Springboro

Paul S. Druley 68 dies after nine weeks in hospital

Paul S. Druley 68 of 2805 Flemming Road Middletown died at 5:55 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a 10 week stay. He retired from Armco Steel in 1959 as a bar mill roller and belonged to Armco Veterans Club and Blue Ball Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife Carrie two sons Tom of Troy and Melvin of Middletown two daughters Betty Sebald of Middletown and Peggy Welsh of Franklin a sister Anna Post of Middletown and six grandchildren. Services 2 30 p m Wednesday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Rev William Winch officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery.

James Peter Bashaw Woodhaven Drive Franklin Mr. Bashaw Bass County National Cash Register Co Dayton Ollie May Nellie Davis Eldora Epperson Middletown Roberta Cockerham Woodside Cemetery Paul S. Druley Flemming Road Middletown Hospital Mr. Druley Armco Steel Corp Armco Veterans Club Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Carrie Tom Troy Melvin Betty Sebald Peggy Welsh Anna Post Joseph R. Baker and Sons William Winch

Earl L. Gregg Dies at 94 in Franklin

Earl L. Gregg, a Springboro native aged 94, died Saturday in Franklin. He was known for his long life and local roots.

Earl L. Grege Franklin Earl L. Gregg Springboro

Infant Lawson Dies Short Time After Birth

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil M Lawson of 2813 Armco Drive died at 6 30 am at Middletown Hospital shortly after premature birth. Survived by parents three sisters Therese Carroll Margaret Ellen Cecilia Ann and a brother Michael at home and grandfather Malcolm Lawson of Lexington Ky. Graveside services 1 pm today Woodside Cemetery arranged by Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.

Cecil M. Lawson Armco Drive Middletown Hospital Margaret Ellen Therese Carroll Cecilia Ann Michael Malcolm Lawson Lexington Woodside Cemetery Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home

Miss Emma Long Dies After Surgery at Grandview Hospital

Lebanon Miss Emma Long of 112 N Mechanic St died early today at Grandview Hospital Dayton after surgery last Monday. Surviving are a sister Mrs Catherine Roberts Lebanon and a brother Edward Long Dayton. Arrangements are incomplete.

Lebanon Emma Long N. Mechanic St Grandview Hospital Dayton Catherine Roberts Edward Long

Obituary notices span several residents with service times

Samuel Hibbard aged 61 of 429 N Fourth St. has services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Emmett Johnson aged 47 of Frie Pa, formerly Hamilton, 947 Vine St., service at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday. Mra Luna Bertha Wilson aged 45 of 1901 Shuler Ave., service 2 p.m. tomorrow in La Follette Tennessee. Charles Collins aged 57 of 422 Pershing Ave., service 10 a.m. tomorrow. Mrs Helen Sanger aged 58 of 4064 Hamilton Cleves Road, service today.

Samuel Hibbard Fourth St Brown-Dawson Emmett Johnson Frie Hamilton Vine St Mra Luna Bertha Wilson Shuler Ave la Follette Tenn Charles Collins Pershing Ave Webb

Mid-America Academic Conference kicks off nine team study

Nine teams from Denison University Wilmington College Wisconsin State College Eau Claire Rockhurst College Delta College University of Southwestern Louisiana Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant Valdosta State College and Augustana College begin a six month corporate management competition in Bloomington Indiana. Teams run imaginary manufacturing firms with assets near 13 million and profits around 70000, feeding quarterly decisions to IU's computer for biweekly standings.

Bloomington Indiap Mid-America Denison University Granville Ohio Wilmington Wisconsin State College Eau Clare Rockhurst College Kansas City Delta College University Center Mich University Fof Southwestern Louisiana Lafayette Iowa Wesleyan College M Mount Pleasant Valdosta Augustana College Rock Island Indiana University

Lausche calls for tougher U S Cuba policy

Ohio Senator Frank Lausche urged a firmer U S stance toward Cuba and Fidel Castro in a Sunday telecast. He criticized earlier policies including recognition of Castro and support for the 1961 exile invasion. He also said he voted against a trade expansion bill over broad power it conferred.

Cleveland United States Fidel Castro Frank J. Lausche Ohio Cuba Lausche Castro Kennedy Senate

Woman Treated After Altercation at Moonglow Cafe

A 35 year old Middletown woman Mary Young was treated and released from Middletown Hospital for head and body injuries after a quarrel with her husband Clarence Young at the Moonglow Cafe on Garfield Street. Police charged Clarence Young with disorderly conduct.

Middletown Middletown Hospital Moonglow Cafe Garfield St Mary Young Hanover St Clarence Young

Courts May Order Negro Registration

The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing registration of African Americans denied the vote. The New Orleans circuit court’s decision approved by the Montgomery Alabama district court orders 54 Negroes to register, many tied to Tuskegee Institute in Macon County.

Washington Supreme Court U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Spe U.S. District Court i Montgomery Ala Tuskegee Institute Macon County

Health Center Gift to Flint Schools Receives Dedication

Charles K. Mott funds a $600000 Health Center for the Flint Board of Education to serve about 16000 children yearly. The Mott Foundation provides annual interest to support the district budget, making Flint unique in private school support and drawing national endorsement.

Board of Education Flint Board of Education C S. Mott United States

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