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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
12
Paul Jones Jr., 30, of 1106 Allen Ave., was treated at Mercy Hospital Friday night for burns suffered when a cannon shot by the American Legion was fired as Garfield scored a touchdown. He was dismissed after treatment.
Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone ruled the death of Laura T. Fain, 46, of Oxford a death by own action. She was the former wife of James E. Fain, editor of the Dayton Daily News, and was a doctoral student in English at Miami University. Found Wednesday night at her apartment 909 Arrowhead Drive, Oxford, she apparently took an overdose of sleeping pills.
Obituaries list residents Elizabeth Menger, Sarah Merriman, Judith Meyer, Kristi Mullins, Clifford Parsons, Emma Edna, Martha Profitt, Anna Stagmyer with funeral home details McCoy Leffier, Woodside Cemetery, Bellevue Cemetery, Forks of Coal Memorial Cemetery, Christian Church in Junction City, and West Virginia visitation plans. Memorials and service times span Oct. 1966 with interments in local cemeteries and arrangements by McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home.
Local help wanted notices show positions across many firms including meat cutters, music personnel, wholesale sales, automotive parts counter staff, paint and decorating, station attendants, oil and refining, hod carrier roles, sewing machine sales, and a diesel semi driver training school. Contacts include Sam Fields, James Mauldin Box 40 Journal, Brant's 422 6502, Lowe Bros Paint Co Middletown, Humel Oil & Refining, and DESSIE'S Baton Academy. Addresses span Germantown Ohio to Cincinnati area with multiple phone numbers.
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