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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1969
Page
2
Washington recalls Everett Dirksen as a glamorous, gallant, gutsy GOP senator and Senate Republican leader. The obituary highlights his realism, pragmatism, and loyalty to presidents, his support for Vietnam policy, and his Lincoln Republican identity amid mixed alliances.
The legislative scene described shows a Republican leader engaging in sharp exchanges with journalists in the press gallery, seated with folded arms as tensions flared during a heated confrontation.
A University of New Mexico pathologist develops an artificial palate with 50 electronic sensors linked to a computer to map normal tongue movements. The device would guide speech impaired patients by electrical cues to place the tongue correctly, potentially aiding deaf or other speech handicaps.
Senate forgoes business to pay tribute to Everett Dirksen the Illinois Republican leader who died at 73 after lung cancer surgery. President Nixon praised him as a great American and ally in Congress. Funeral plans include rotunda viewing and burial in Pekin Illinois.
Lester Voss Corson 83 of Bradenton Fla formerly Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after six months illness. Services 2 pm Wednesday Wilson Schramm Memorial Homes Middletown. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Mima Johnson 40 of Dayton died of cancer at Grandview Hospital five weeks after admission. Surviving husband Willie and children. Services at Baptist Church Sebastian Branch Ky. Burial Combs Cemetery.
Mrs. Marie Stoutenborough 59 of 8600 Thomas Road died at 4 20 am at Middletown Hospital. Born in Middletown she attended Middletown High School and Miami Jacobs Business College Dayton. Active in Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church Elk Creek Grange and state and national Granges. Survived by two sons David Middletown Melvin Germantown father David Weikel Middletown two brothers Homer and Elmer Weikel Middletown a sister Ada Faries Middletown and three grandchildren. Service Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Schramm Memorial Homes 210 S Main St and church after Wednesday noon. Memorial service by Elk Creek Grange Wednesday 7 39 pm at the memorial home. Family suggests Middletown Butler United …
Pleas Young Jr. aged 46 of Ft Ben ning Georgia formerly Hamilton is listed with arrangements incomplete according to Webb notice.
Three area bankers named to standing committees for the Ohio Bankers Association for 1969 70 year by Kenneth N Graham president R S Weatherwax Jr president Barnitz Bank Middletown named to industrial development committee Earl W Conner executive vice president and cashier Waynesville National Bank named to agricultural committee Willam W Hiestand executive vice president Preble County National Bank Eaton appointed to bank operations committee
In Dayton Ohio AP reports both sides in the Dayton Newspapers Inc strike met with a federal mediator on Friday. No progress was reported and no further meetings were scheduled.
A New York special reports a new Preparation H formula that in most cases shrinks hemorrhoids itches relief pain and reduces swelling as doctors confirm. The ointment or suppository product also soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent infection.
A gas main break near Knightsbridge Drive and Carver Place in Hamilton causes an explosion shortly after 2 p.m. Saturday. Three people are injured, including Nelle Jefferson who was hospitalized with burns and cuts. Calvin Turpin and Marian Turpin were treated and released. residents were evacuated while crews repaired the gas leak.
The article pitches back-to-school and holiday planning with gift ideas and home products. Maud Mullers Gifts offers Jewish New Year cards. OneidaCraft stainers and baby sets appeal as keepsakes. Sears Lady Kenmore washer and dryer are praised for programs. Cincinnati Reds themed bank promotes savings. Reed Klopp Co and Victorian furniture celebrate heirloom pieces. Peck's Flower Shop markets artificial seasonal arrangements. Panasonic electronics and Davidson's Photo Shops advertise compact tape recorders for students and families.
Franklin police report a Waynesville man, Dallas Powers, alleging two shrubs valued at 50 dollars were stolen from his property at 1022 E Second St and later replanted in a neighbor's yard. Powers noticed the loss on Sept 2 and was advised to pursue charges if the bushes are not returned.
The Monroe Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Lemon Monroe High School to finalize plans for the second annual ox roast set for September 2 from 5 to 3 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
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