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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1963

Page

2

Middletown Christmas Club saves $1.58 million this year

Middletown merchants gear up for holiday spending as Christmas Club funds total $1,584,520 across six local institutions and two valley banks. About 12,900 savers are due to receive checks by November 15, with Middletown alone accounting for roughly $1.51 million in payouts.

Middletown Middletown Financial Institutions In the Valley Waynesville National Bank First National Bank of National Company Christmas Club Corporation U.S

Firemen Aid Two Persons After Stevens Ave Crash

Eva Henning, 78, of 102 Franklin St., received oxygen after a car she rode in was involved in an accident on Stevens Avenue at 6:41 p.m. She was not taken to the hospital. Charles Stultz, 48, of 1903 Dix Road, also received oxygen for shortness of breath and was treated at Middletown Hospital after the squad was summoned at 6:22 p.m.

Eva Henning Franklin St Stevens

Woman Treated After Pill Overdose at Middletown Hospital

A 39-year-old local woman described as despondent over domestic difficulties was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday morning after reportedly taking an overdose of pills. Police said she had taken 30 anacins.

Middletown Hospital

Miami U runners carry torch in Ohio relay for Issue One

Fourteen Miami University runners join the southwestern Ohio leg of the Torch of Learning Marathon begun at the Statehouse in Columbus. The team, anchored by Andy Schramm, will cover relay laps near two miles each, with the group including eleven freshmen cross country runners and two hobby runners. They finish in Middletown then Oxford via Trenton, delivering the torch to Miami President John D Millett at 1 10 pm.

Miami University Ohio Torch of Learning Statehouse Columbus Miami Middletown Rt. 4 Dayton Oxford Trenton Central State College Third Main Streets John D. Millett Andy Schramm Lansdale Pennsylvania Warren Titcomb Portland Maine Tom Schack Des Moines Iowa Bob Dickerson Falls Church Gary Dawkins Muncie Ind Dave Moss Cincinnati Dave Myers Hamilton Myers Moss Assum

Ohio warns on overhead-bridge throwing after injuries

Ohio State Patrol Post 9 issued a warning that youths or adults caught throwing objects from overhead bridges onto traffic will be prosecuted to the maximum penalty. Cpl J E Reynolds said statewide reports have risen with damage and several injuries. He urged parents and schools to support efforts to curb these incidents as overheads lie along I 75 through Butler County and into Warren County.

Ohio State Patrol Cpl J. E. Reynolds Post Reynolds Butler County Warren County

Time Change Alters Middletown Train Schedules

With daylight saving time abandoned in parts of the nation, Middletown train times shift. New York Central’s northbound No. 16 Ohio State Limited arrives 4:20 p.m. daily, reaching New York City at 8:45 a.m. next day. northbound No. 306 stops 10:58 p.m. and reaches Cleveland by 5:45 a.m. the next morning. The southbound Ohio State Limited now arrives 7:37 a.m.. No. 329 noon train 1:20 p.m.. No. 327 passes at 5:39 a.m. Times announced by NYC agent F C Robinson.

Middletown New York Central Ohio State Limited New York City Cleveland New Times Nyc F. C. Robinson

Loss reported of bill fold at Liberal Market

Mrs Albert Jordan of 1716 Dix Road reported losing a bill fold containing 35 dollars yesterday at Liberal Market.

Albert Jordan Dix Road

Youth Cited For Failing To Report

City police charged 18 year old Johnny Ray Callahan of 1814 North Ave with failure to report an accident that occurred on Oct 19 on Clark Street. The incident caused $165 damage to a car and a utility pole. Police also investigated four other accidents yesterday with $225 total damage and cited Tim E Trent for assured clear distance and Collier for failure to yield.

Johnny Ray Callahan North Ave Clark Street Richard H. Jones Rosedale Road Tim E. Trent Wilson St Trent Troy Gross Dayton Robert W. Collier Highland St Manchester Street Collier

Lutherans Elect Dayton Pastor President for Ohio District

The five state Ohio District of the American Lutheran Church chose Dr. Paul Moeller 58 pastor of Hope Lutheran Church Dayton as its new president at a district convention held at North Community Lutheran Church in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio American Lutheran Church Paul Moeller Hope Lutheran Church Dayton Moeller Readlyn Iowa North Community Lutheran Church

Central Store revamps shoe department expansion plan

Robert Bender announces plans to enlarge the shoe department at The Central Store. The department will double in size and be refurnished to offer shoes for the entire family, with prices from $6 to $18. Brands include Miracle Tread, Fashion Craft, American Gentleman, Bob Short and Billiken. The department will close Monday through Saturday for remodeling, reopening on November date.

Robert Bender Bender Miracle Tread Fashion Craft American Gentleman Bob Short Billiken

Camden Bike Rider Killed In Accident Near Home

Camden Rt 3 youth John Carrozza 14 died after his motorbike reportedly turned into a car’s path near his Camden home. Bonnie E. Lunsford 22 of Somerville drove the car. sheriff’s office investigates. Survived by parents, three brothers, and two grandparents. arrangements incomplete.

Camden John Carrozza Camden Rt. 3 Mercy Hospital Hamilton Sam Carrozza Bonnie E. Lunsford Somerville Preble County Larry Timothy Michael Rosa Carrozza Middletown Pelfrey Camden Rt. 1 McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home

Canadian Wheat Exports Hit Record Weekly Total

Canadian wheat export loadings for the current calendar week reach 19.25 million bushels, a potential record in the nation’s exporting history. Of this total 7.3 million bushels were destined for the Soviet Union, which recently purchased 239 million bushels of Canadian wheat and flour.

Winnipeg Man Canada Soviet Union

Woman dies in Cincinnati traffic crash

Mrs. Hattie Dickerson, 69, died Saturday from injuries after a Friday afternoon traffic crash in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Hallie Dickerson

Obituary for Laura Jones of Lebanon at Oswald Funeral Home

Funeral services for Laura Jones, 85, of Lebanon, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home. She died Thursday at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. She is survived by five daughters, four sons, a brother, a sister, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Visitations are Monday after 4 p.m. Burial is in Lebanon Cemetery.

Lebanon Oswald Laura Jones S. Chillicothe St Christ Hospital Cincin Lillian Smithson Indiana Velma Flowers Madisonville Maxine Jones Truda Williams Dayton Jerome Brown Charles Hartzell Connersville Ind Hershel Detroit Orion James Tibball Indianapolis Edna Milner Lebanon Cemetery

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