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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
2
Prime Minister Nehru says India will proceed with the Bokaro steel project without U S assistance. He notes equipment will require credits and says efforts will be made to obtain them where possible after Kennedy reportedly accepted a request withdrawal following Congress opposition.
Lelon Glenn Curtis 80 of 1630 Taylor Ave died at Baker Rest Home Sunday night. Survived by one sister Mrs. DC Macy of Little Rock, Ark a stepdaughter Mrs. Lora Be craft of Phoenix and four step-sons John Bruce Cassidy Somerville William Cassidy Fort Worth Earl Coons Franklin and Elzworth Coons Dayton. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Payton. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Rev Henry Howard officiating.
Raymond Gullett 64 of the Turf Hotel was found in his room and pronounced dead at 7 55 pm Sunday at Middletown Hospital. A Middletown resident 38 years, he was a retired Lorillard Co. employee and last worked at Rec-Man Cafe on Central Avenue. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Cecil O Connor of Middletown a son Stanley in National City Calif a brother and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home are incomplete.
Graveside services were held at 10 am today in Woodside Cemetery for Car. Allen Prater infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Prater who died five hours after birth at Middletown Hospital Saturday morning. Surviving are parents a sister Beverly three brothers Thomas Michael and James and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prater and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walters of Middletown. The Rev. James Lewis officiated.
Walter Stewart 48 of 3220 Hamilton-Eaton Road Hamilton died suddenly yesterday from a heart attack while driving his car. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Greene Memorial Hospital Xenia. A Middletown native, he farmed most of his life. Survived by mother Mrs Mayme Vai Shark of Middletown, wife Anna Louise, son Gerald at home, sister Mrs Merle Leeds of Middletown Rt. 3, and five brothers. Funeral services at Laus-Weigel Funeral Home Hamilton tomorrow at 2 p.m. Friends may call there Tuesday from 4 to 9 p.m. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Frank Strodtbeck formerly of Middletown and longtime Mt Vernon resident died at home yesterday from a Friday stroke. Funeral and burial will be in Mt Vernon Wednesday at 1 39 p m. He was the ninth of eleven children of Fred and Mary Strodtbeck. Survived by wife Edith a brother John and sister Gertrude both of There is a car dealer paragraph about used car appraisal accuracy and quality standards within a sharp, concise market-focused note.
Martha Ann Gates 102, longtime Oxford resident and daughter of Henry and Martha Richards, died in a local nursing facility after a long illness following a fall near her 100th birthday. She was born in Mount Carmel Indiana and had lived with her daughter Ivah Fath in Oxford for 11 years. Slabside services set for Mount Carmel Cemetery Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret E Schatz age 62 of 1415 Hooven Ave funeral 10 am Tuesday Klaus Weigel. William E Hill age 83 of 2924 Benninghofen Ave funeral 10 30 am Tuesday Zettler. James Saunders 16 of 1731 Campbell Drive funeral 9 am Tuesday Cahill. Mrs Melissa Laura Meeker 176 of 147 Hueston St funeral 12 pm Monday Webb.
Charles Tucker of 5945 Yankee Road reported to Butler County deputies that a convertible top was slashed and a tape recorder and four hub caps were stolen from his car while parked at LeScurdsville Lake yesterday. Total loss listed at 183 dollars.
A Miami Beach forum by the American Legion examined U S aims against Castro Cuba. John Crimmins, State Department Cuban affairs coordinator, outlined a two front policy to isolate Castro, worsen his economy, and curb Cuba based subversion while pledging progress on the long road ahead.
James A. Walsh, 76, longtime Armstrong Rubber Co. leader who joined the firm in 1912, helped grow it into a world giant. He chaired Armstrong's executive committee and died Sunday in New Haven, leaving behind six workers and a legacy in tire manufacturing.
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