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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1966
Page
2
Alma Cogan, once Britain's highest paid singer, died at Middlesex Hospital in London at age 34. She was unmarried and the cause of death was not disclosed.
An November Reader’s Digest article explains how the monthly cost-of-living index gauges real income value. It frames the index as an inflation alert and notes Washington officials' efforts to curb public access to the information.
Robert C. Wells Jr. 23 of Indianapolis, formerly Middletown, died from injuries in an auto accident. He is survived by parents, a sister, and grandmother. Services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit. Also listed is Mrs. Hill, who died at Miami Valley Hospital. survivor includes daughter Ada Gouge of Dayton.
Funeral services for 70 year old Mrs Margaret R Hill of Dayton and formerly of Middletown will be conducted at 2 p m Friday at First Baptist Church. The former Middletown resident died recently.
Camden resident Carl C. Harris 77 a retired Preble County farmer died at 2 p.m. yesterday at Camden Nursing Home after a 17 day stay. His wife Dessie died in 1960. Survived by daughter Anita Harris of San Antonio Texas son Clendon Harris of Camden sister Grace Keiser of Richmond Indiana and two grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Friday at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home burial Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Marie Kreitzer of Farmersville Rt. 1 died Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Farmersville United Church of Christ with Rev. Arthur Achtemeier officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Visitation today at John Arpp Funeral Home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Surviving husband Clarence a son Frederick of Concord New Hampshire two daughters Mrs. Victor Focht and Mrs. Richard Shell of Farmersville a sister Mrs. Orville Moyer of Fairborn and ten grandchildren.
Willard Moss a retired Preble County farmer and father of Lester Moss of 7166 Trenton Franklin Road died of a heart attack yesterday at his Germantown Route 2 home. Survived by Brunette his wife two sons Glen of Eaton Delbert of Dayton a sister Mrs J Rhoda Spenney of Fairhaven services 1 30 p m Saturday Barnes Concord Cemetery Dixon Township Preble County with visitation at home Friday 7 to 9 p m.
John C. Wilson 91 of 88 S Main St Camden retired Preble County farmer died at 4 30 am today at Camden Nursing Home where he had been a patient a week His wife Edith died in 1952 He is survived by a brother Harry of Camden Funeral arrangements at R C Nein and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery.
Cub Scout Pack 72 at Creekview School honored new Bobcat Scouts and awarded Wolf Bear Lion and Webelos badges. Pack chairman Mac Tobias named the committee for the year: Herb Osborne Carl Fiora Gilbert Eggleston and Dick Naber. National Geographic projects future Earth population trends with dramatic projections.
Gov. James A. Rhodes pledged a strong push to curb air and water pollution and urged depth in Ohio’s plan. Democratic rival Frazier Reams Jr. critiqued Rhodes for avoiding questions and pressed for broader TV and radio coverage of their Nov. 5 debate.
Acting Maritime Administrator James W. Gulick announced that 348 officer graduates will come two to six months early to crew ships delivering supplies to the war zone. Kings Point and Massachusetts see March or February dates, Texas and California push forward February and May graduations.
Washington sources say a direct New York to Moscow air service agreement is nearly ready for signing after talks that began Oct 18. Technical questions are resolved and Yevgeni Loginov is to sign for the Soviet side with an American cabinet official to sign for the United States.
Iraqi President Gen Abdel Rahman Aref began a visit to northern Iraq, a Kurdish stronghold pushing for autonomy, as announced by Baghdad radio.
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