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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1971

Page

2

Man Dies After Kidney Transplant at Cleveland Clinic

David Lee Thurman 52 of 2611 Milton Road dies from uremic poisoning at Cleveland Clinic where he had been a patient since Oct. 8 He received a kidney transplant in February 1964 and his body began rejecting the organ three weeks ago Only one other person in the United States survived longer after such surgery Thurman worked for Armco Steel since 1941 rising to senior engineer He was a 1960 UC industrial management graduate and WWII veteran Surviving wife Trevah and brother Thomas Funeral services set for St Pauls United Church of Christ with Masonic and Knights of Pythias rites and burial at Woodside Cemetery Memorials to Kidney Foundation of the Miami Valley are suggested

David Lee Thurman Milton Road Cleveland Clinic Mr. Thurman United States Armco Steel Corp University of Cincinnati American Institute of Industrial Engineers American Legion Post Lincoln Lodge F&am Sportsmen's Club St Paul’s United Church of Christ Trevah Thomas Middletown St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Robert McNamara Woodside Cemetery McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Kidney Foundation Miami Valley Far Hills Branch Dayton

Funeral services for William Slonaker Augspurger

Funeral services for William Slonaker Augspurger 88 formerly of Middletown will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Wilson Schramm Memorial Home at

William Augspurger William Slonaker Augspurger Middletown Wilson- Schramm Memorial

Mrs. Otha Carter Dies. Middletown Resident, 76

Mrs. Otha Carter, 76, of 16 Iglehart St., Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital after a lengthy stay. Surviving are two daughters, two sons, four sisters, nine grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Private services set at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. burial at Butler County Memorial Park.

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Quintuplets in Jerusalem Report Doing Well After Birth

Israel’s first quintuplets, three girls and two boys, were born Saturday to Mrs. Yitzhak Berman. Weighing 1 pound 8 ounces to 2 pounds 14 ounces, they are said to be doing fine and out of danger. The mother, 22, is in good condition. father, 24, owns a shop making flags and embroidery. The couple, married three years, had no other children and she used fertility drugs.

Jerusalem Israel Hadassah Hospital Yitzhak Berman

Quiet at mines amid national strike and police vigil

Non union coal mines in New Philadelphia Ohio resume operations as 250 law enforcement officers guard four counties. Senator Taft criticizes Governor Gilligan over mine violence response while a federal grand jury probe is discussed amid the 25 day United Mine Workers strike.

Philadelphia Ohio United Mine Workers Tuscarawas Carroll Harrison Jefferson Robert Taft Jr John J. Gilligan Gilligan Tuscarawas County

WCTU turns Neal Dow mansion into prohibition landmark

The 17 room Dow mansion in Portland Maine, once linked to Civil War general Neal Dow who helped pass the first U.S. temperance law, is now a WCTU property. The dedication marked the Maine WCTU two day convention amid praise for Dow as the father of prohibition.

Portland Maine Neal Dow Women's Christian Temperance Union WCTU Dow

Town of Weed Considers Name Change to Shastina

Mayor Frank Rizzo pushes renaming Weed California to Shastins in honor of Mt Shasta. The 3,000 resident town weighs the proposal amid strong sentiment to keep the historic name tied to founder Weed Lumberman.

Weed Calif Frank Rizzo Mt Shast Rizzo Mt. Shasta Lumberm'amber

Plane Crash Kills Two Surgeons and Wives Near Wooster

A twin engine aircraft crashed into fields north of Orrville in Ohio killing four aboard. Victims were Dr. Edward Rambasek and Dr. Robert Roehm and their wives, ages 54 and 48. Rambasek chaired surgery at Fairview General. Roehm was an orthopedic surgeon.

Wooster Ohio Orrville Ohio Highway Patrol Lana Edward, Rambasek Strongsville Robert Roehm Bay Village Rambasek Roehm Fairview Parrol

Picasso Celebrates 90th Birthday Worldwide Tribute

Paris honors Picasso with a major rally and museum displays as the artist, retreating to Mougins with wife Jacqueline, reportedly works. Worldwide tributes include exhibitions in New York and London and a Monaco Vallauris fete honoring his impact on art and pottery.

Paris Atlantic Pablo Picasso I Riviera Communist Party Paris Palais Des Sports Riviera Vallauis Louvre Picasso Grand Gallery Georges Pompidou France New York London

Festive winter shop round up with gifts and fashion

A holiday shopping guide over several stores highlights Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Ed's Tropical Fish Norris Music Filson's Pick Wick Shoppe and Office Outfitters. It notes hostess wear, home decor fishing tanks, pianos organs and jewelry trends plus Christmas card discounts and early ordering deadlines.

Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Merle Norman

Thousands Of Fish Killed In Miami River Section

Ohio game protectors probe a five mile stretch of the Great Miami River between Piqua and Troy to determine why several thousand fish died. Species include shads suckers and bass with suspected discharge from the Piqua sewage treatment plant.

Piqua. Ohio Ohio Great Miami River Piqua Troy Miami County

Damaged vandals strike Phil's Paint Shop weekend

Butler County police report damage to Phil's Paint Shop at 6500 Germantown Road caused by concrete blocks tossed at the building. Owner Phil Parrott suspects the act was not a deliberate break-in.

Phil Germantown Road Butler County Phil Parrott

Hamilton Deaths List Local Residents

Obituaries note J B Marshall Jones age 68 of Armistead Drive with services at West Side Church of Christ Wednesday at 10 a.m. Catherine Van Matre age 76 of Harrison Avenue with services Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Webb. Sylvene Gray age 42 of Eighth Street with services today at Second Baptist Church. Velma McElyea age 57 of Ravenna Drive with services Thursday at Bartonville Illinois at 10 a.m.

J.B. Marshall Jones Armistead Drive West Side Church of Christ Catherine van Matre Harrison Ave Webb Sylvene Gray S. Eighth St Second Baptist Church Velma McElyea Ravenna Drive Bartonville

Muskie seeks probe of Rehnquist role in May arrests

Sen. Edmund Muskie urged questioning Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist about his involvement in mass arrests of antiwar demonstrators last May. He called for evaluating Rehnquist’s views on constitutional and First Amendment rights as part of the confirmation process. The President named Rehnquist and Powell Jr. to the court, with Senate hearings to follow.

Washington Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Edmund S. Muskie Maine

Boy Scouts Hike 13-Mile Long Hunters Trail in Kentucky

Sixteen boys and five leaders from Troop 15 and Troop 21 spent the weekend in Daniel Boone National Forest Kentucky. Troop 15 is sponsored by Rink's and led by Robert Lawson. Troop 21 is sponsored by the Armco Association and led by Jack McFarland.

Boy Scouts Daniel Boone National Forest Kentucky Hunters Trail Rink’s Robert Lawson Armco Association Jack McFarland

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