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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1966

Page

8

Two 13 year olds held on extortion and burglary charges

Midl Town police report 13 year old Jonathan McCuller of 1104 Grove St held at Hamilton Detention Center for threatening a 13 year old to obtain a quarter. He was arrested at McKinley Junior High School and linked to past burglaries. Milton Good, 15 of 618 16th Ave also held for truancy. previously tied to burglaries and a wide arrest record.

Middletown Jonathan McCuller Grove St Hamilton McCuller McKinley Junior High School S. Verity Parkway Milton Good 16Th Ave Good

Local Men Now Lawyers from Middletown and Hamilton

Six area residents were admitted to the Ohio bar at a special session held in Cincinnati. Middletown men John Weber Herr and Ronald Lawrence joined James E. Walsh of Fairfield and four Hamilton men in the new attorneys class. Herr, 770 Kensington Court, is the son of a Middletown attorney. Lawrence is Middletown High School graduate and Miami University graduate with a law degree from Ohio State. Justice Taft presided. Judge Schneidler Jr. and Judge Brown extended greetings.

Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Hamilton County Court of Appeals Cincinnati John Weber Herr Ronald Lawrence Middletown James E. Walsh Fairfield Robert M. Briede Martin A. Coyle Jr Francis J. Froelke Hamilton

Minjung Party Nominates Yu Chin-o for President

In Seoul AP reports Yu Chin-o, 60, former Korea University president, was nominated by the opposition Minjung party as its presidential candidate. Yu, a noted jurist and educator, has never held office. He will face incumbent Chung Hee Park and Yun Po-sun in the April election.

Seoul South Korea Yu Chin-o Korea University Minjung Party Chung Hee Park Yun Po-sun Shinan Party

Deaths And Funerals Fred Olen Abney

Fred Olen Abney, 62, of 828 Abney Lane died of cancer at Middletown Hospital after a nine day stay. Survived by wife Elsie, five sons Ruby, Benjamin, James, Edward, and Ronnie, three daughters Eileen Franks Della Shockley and Helen Thompson, 22 grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday Eaton Funeral Home with Rev H S Gessner. burial in Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Local arrangements by Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.

Franklin Fred Olen Abney Abney Eaton Funeral Home

Camden Man Paul G Bryant Dies in Hamilton Hospital

Paul G Bryant age 65 of 255 S Lafayette St Camden died at 1 05 pm yesterday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a four day stay He was born in Preble County and lived in Florida 35 years before returning to Camden Survivors include a daughter Mrs Frank Blau of Bellport NY two brothers Virgil Dayton and Dick St Petersburg Fla two sisters Mrs Lillian Marker Camden and Mrs Frank Dodt Eaton and three grandchildren Services 2 30 pm Monday at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home Burial Fairmount Cemetery Funeral home hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow

Camden Paul G. Bryant S. Lafayette St Mercy Hospital Hamilton Mr. Bryant Preble County Florida Frank Blau Bellport N.Y Virgil Dayton St. Petersburg Fla Lillian Marker Frank Dodt Eaton R. C. Nein & Sons Fairmount Cemetery

Death of Moe Estes former Middletown resident

Robert Gilmour Estes aged 71 died at his Pompano Beach home after a heart attack. He was brother of Henderson Estes a Middletown attorney and is survived by wife Eleanor and three children. Born in North Carolina he moved to Middletown, attended Middletown High, captaining football and baseball in 1914. He spent 40 years with Petrequin Paper Co. based in Akron. funeral services are incomplete.

Robert Gilmour Moe) Estes Pompano Beach Fla Mr. Estes Henderson Estes Middletown Eleanor North Carolina Mr Estes Middletown High School Petrequinn Paper Co Akron Cleveland Company

Services for Horace A Benedict at Church of the Ascension

Horace A Benedict 62 area director for Armco International Division Armco Steel Corp dies in London England. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday at Church of the Ascension with Rev Christopher Neely and Rev Jonathan Mitchell officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to church. Arrangements Wilson Memorial Home. No visitation. Benedict led Armco activities in United Kingdom Africa Asia and Australasia.

Horace A. Benedict Armco International Armco Steel Corp Church of the Ascension Christopher Neelyand I Jonathan N. Mitchell Woodside Cemetery Wilson Memorial Home Benedict London England United Kingdom Africa Asia Australasia

Obituary notices Middletown man Arthur M Peppard dies

Arthur M Peppard 82 of 3304 Barbara Drive died at 9 45 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week as a patient He had lived in Middletown since 1950 after retiring from Remington Arms Co as a carpenter His widow Shirley Gallop housed him with a son Frank of St Paul a brother L Pep pard of Onalaska Wis graveside services will be

Arthur M. Peppard Barbara Drive Middletown Hospital Peppard Middletown Remington Arms Co Cincinnati Shirley Gallop Frank St. Paul L. Peppard Onalaska Wis

First Time Used Man Convicted Under Police Abuse Law

A 21 year old man, Thomas R. Howard of 817 Eaton Ave, is the first person convicted under the new police protection ordinance in Municipal Court. He was fined 50 dollars and costs for the abuse of a police officer and for resisting arrest, intoxication, and disorderly conduct. The ordinance allows up to 1,000 dollars or a year in jail. Other cases include James W. Klackner fined 200 dollars and jailed three days for DUI with license suspension, and additional fines for speeding. Bernie Collier received 30 days for each resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and intoxication. James E. Eby Jr. was fined 100 dollars for destruction of property and 10 dollars for intoxication. Charles Hatton was fined 50 dollars for disorderly conduct and 25 dollars for intoxication. William L. Richardson fined 25 dollars with 15 dollars suspended for failing to yield. Jerry Barnett fined 10 dollars for open bottle and 10 dollars for intoxication. Geraldine Martin received a suspended 50 dollar fine for permitting a dog to run at large. Gertrude Brown was fined 50 dollars for permitting a dog to run at large and 10 dollars for an unlicensed dog.

Thomas R. Howard Eaton Ave Howard Crawford Street Hill Avenue J. T. Lamb James W. Klackner Girard Ave Bernie Collier James E. Eby Jr Farmersville Charles Hatton S. Main St William L. Richardson Douglas, Ave Trenton Jerry Barnett Oxford State Road Geraldine Martin Wilson St Gertrude Brown Malvern St

Twins Die After Premature Birth in Middletown

Twin sons of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sharp of 1302 Curtis St died at 5 40 am today at Middletown Hospital about an hour after premature birth Surviving are the parents two brothers Steve and Lawrence Jr and two sisters Linda and Valisa all at home the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Julius Sharp of Los Angeles and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Artis Lattimore of Middletown Services will be held at the convenience of the family at the Jordan Memorial Chapel Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery

Lawrence Sharp Curtis St Middletown Hospital Steve Lawrence Jr Linda Valisa Julius Sharp Los Angeles Artis Lattimore Middletown Jordan Memorial Chapel Woodside Cemetery

Hamilton Deaths Edgar McWhorter at 70 services Monday

Edgar McWhorter 70 of 5151 Wayne Milford Road died. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at West Side Baptist Church.

Edgar McWhorter Wayne-Milford Road West Side Baptist Church

Masked bandits rob Pekin store for $219

Two men wearing stockings over their faces robbed Frank's Grocery at Pekin, five miles north of Lebanon on Rt. 48, at 8:45 p.m. One flashed a pearl handled pistol. They fled on foot. Deputies investigate second alleged robbery on Mechanic Street. Alvin Roberts reports $15 billfold snatch on Irwin Road by two men and a woman.

Lebanon Here Warren County Roy Wallace Frank Pekin Rt. 48 Sheriff's Deputies Alvin Roberts Norwood Irwin Road

Middletown and Lebanon Stores Report Patchy Cash Theft Attempts

Police investigate multiple theft attempts at retailers in Middletown and Lebanon. A clerk foiled a pair of men at Major's Market when they attempted to steal about 70 dollars from a cash register. In Lebanon, two suspects grabbed 140 dollars after distracting a clerk and slipping behind the counter. A separate incident saw 225 dollars taken from an open cash drawer while a clerk picked up change.

Middletown Jewell Germantown Road

Two Men Injured In Todhunter Road Car Crash

Two men were injured when a car went out of control on Todhunter Road east of Route 4 Friday afternoon. The vehicle struck a ditch and end of a driveway culvert before a collision with another auto. James Trammell and Louise Trammell Trust were treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital.

Todhunter Road Rt. 4 James Trammell 17Th Avenue Vera Harry Trammellmont Lawn Ave Middletown Hos- Louise Truss 16Th Pital Ohio State Patrol Trammell Ave Kathy Svarda Painesville Ohio 18Th Ave Angela Svarda Lisa Svarda Middletown Hospital Egelston’s Myrvine Sewells Sutphin St

Lakeland College Plans Approved for Temporary Campus

Lakeland Community College trustees on Friday approved starting classes in rented facilities while drafting plans for a permanent campus, contingent on receiving a charter from the Ohio Board of Regents.

Lakeland Community College Ohio Board of Regents

Why Bus So Many Kids in Middletown Schools

A Q and A with the Middletown school board explains why bus service exceeds legal distances due to lack of public transit in Amanda Oneida LeSourdville and Monroe and urban safety concerns. Board President Jim Finley notes no extra levy was planned in 1964 as bonds and staffing needs were addressed when new schools opened. Tax-rate changes over ten years show modest increases despite rising property values.

Middletown Amanda Oneida LeSourdisville Monroe Marshall Coles Manchester Road Jim Finley

Middletown Defendants Enter Not Guilty Pleas

Twelve Middletown defendants pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. Indictments include second degree manslaughter for Earl Baker over the July 20 death of Lucy Banker, with other defendants facing burglary, larceny, auto theft, forgery, shooting to wound, and assault charges. Additional arraignments and hospital placements noted for Leonard Jones and James Hill.

Hamilton Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Earl Baker Ohio Ave Lucy Banker Christel Ave Miss Banker Baker Claude S. Amburgey Larry Graham Bobby Lee Houston Terry Allen Henry Jerry Taulbee Jack Singleton Ned Morris Lillie Mae Hogan A. S Joseph Rol Len Meadows William D. Gardner Leonard Jones James Hill Lima State Hospital

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