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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals Of Middletown Residents

Kenneth Fields 56 died on a camping trip near Liberty Indiana from a heart attack. He worked 28 years at Armco Steel as a machinist. survived by wife Reva, daughter Sandra Kidd, son Wayne, four grandchildren, and siblings. Arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler. Louis Quinn 81 died at home after a four day illness. Retired from Armco Steel 13 years ago. survived by wife Emily, eight daughters, two brothers, a sister, 21 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. Bailey Funeral Home. Robe Willie Williams 62 died after a five year illness. Born in Monroe Georgia, longtime Middletown resident, member of New Era Baptist Church, retired Armco Steel worker. survived by wife Anna, four sons Joseph, Oscar, Lamar, Clinton, daughter Mary Dorsey, and sister Aca Almond.

Kenneth Fields Carolina St Liberty Ind Fields Armco Steel Corp Reva Sandra Kidd Middletown Wayne Renton Wash Leonard William Arthur Venrce Tonn McCoy-Leffler Louis Quinn Cherry St Quinn Fort Deposit Ala Emily Annetta Hand Martha Perdue Eileen Fountain Margaret Henderson Ella White Cleveland Ora Price Detroit Mary Kemp Willie Quinn Dayton Rapier Henry Shorters Allie Braggs Colorado Prings Cole Bailey Funeral Home Robe Willie Williams Mr. Williams Monroe New Era Baptist Church Armco Steel Anna Joseph Oscar New York City Lamar Clinton Mary Dorsey Aca Almond

Whites Hunted After Shooting of Two Cincinnati Girls

In Cincinnati two 12 year old Negro girls, Cathy Murph and Debra Clark, were shot by four or five white males in a passing car while walking home from school in the Winton Terrace area. Both girls survived. one treated and released, the other in good condition. Police suspect pellet gun fire rather than a pistol.

Cincinnati Cathy Murph Debra Clark Winton Terrace Murph General Hospital Clark Debra Jacqueline

Services for Fred Wireman In Campton Ky

Funeral services for Fred Wireman age 78 of 3110 Omaha Street will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Shackelford Funeral Home in Campton with Rev Ramah Johnson officiating Burial will follow in Campton Cemetery Mr Wireman died Wednesday at the Willows Nursing Home in Pisgah Local arrangements are by Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home

Fred Wireman Omaha St Shackelford Campton Ramah Johnson Wireman Willows Pisgah Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home

Mrs Helen Troth of Mt. Pleasant City remembered at Oxford services

Mrs Helen Troth, 83, longtime Beta Theta Pi housemother at Miami University, died Tuesday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held today in Oxford at United Presbyterian Church memorial building. Her husband Will Troth, former Orleans school superintendent, preceded her. Known as Mom to students, she retired in 1961 amid a large testimonial dinner from alumni, wives, undergraduates and guests from five states. No immediate survivors were listed. Also noted were services for Mrs Diesbach age 74 and Miss Cecilia Jacobs age 78 in Cincinnati and Hamilton respectively.

Oxford Helen Troth Mt. Pleasant Monroe Miami University Beta Theta Pi Fraternity United Presbyterian Church Troth Middletown Hospital Orleans Ind Will Fraternity House

Attica Prison Riots Surge After Relative Quiet

In Attica New York prisoners riot injuring about two dozen guards seizing 35 hostages and torching buildings. Roughly 1,280 inmates remain out of control as state police and local deputies seal yard and cellblock. Authorities promise no reprisals while inmates push for religious political freedoms press freedom wage demands and parole reforms.

Attica N.Y Russell G. Oswald Alibany

Monkey sent to Indiana GOP chief sparks mystery

An anonymous sender dispatched a live monkey tagged Richard to Indiana State Republican Party Chairman John K. Snyder, raising questions about the sender's identity and motive. The incident sparked controversy and debate within the state GOP.

Indianapolis Indiana Richard John K. Snyder

YMCA Drive Sets Goal At 100000 In Middletown Bid

About 300 area residents attended the campaign kickoff dinner as 2,700 people are urged to join or renew YMCA memberships. The goal is 100000 with divisions assigned to services, schools, extension, neighborhoods, industrial, city retailing, Youth Partners, and Armco plants. A slide show on selling the YMCA, plus weekend demonstrations at Middletown Shopping Center, will boost the effort with activities like Indian Guides displays, fitness demonstrations, and a YMCA information booth.

YMCA Gordon Hughes B.C. Haselton Armco Gefers Works Armco Middletown Works Middletown

Middletonian Alienation Suit Names Mildred Wooldridge

A $30,000 alienation suit was filed yesterday in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Plaintiff Mary Ann Maus of 789 Eaton Ave Hamilton sues Mildred Wooldridge of 2404 Browning St Middletown claiming the defendant interferred with Maus's marriage to Earl Maus, whom she wed June 19, 1937, and that the defendant induced him to leave.

Hamilton Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Court Mary Ann Maus Eaton Ave Mildred Wooldridge Browning St

Golden Eagles Dive Fleeting Wind Sound Heard In Flight

A vivid description notes golden eagles diving with extreme speed, creating a whistling wind sound through their wingtip feathers that can be heard from afar.

Bat and Bird Escapades Roil Franklin Trenton Neighborhood

Franklin resident Mrs. Willa May Kenerly reported her family’s broom and BB gun incident with a bat wearing a silver band. In Trenton, patrolman Gary Gingerich tried to shoot a crow that attacked a child with a broom and crackers, but missed. Police aim to capture the crow now tied to the Albright family and return it to its owners.

Franklin Trenton Willa May Kenerly Park Ave Pierson Gary Gingerich Jaimes Bean Pierson Road Ater Gingerich Albright

Fine Arts Show Juror Seeks Appealing Pieces At Center

Dorothy Conway Rush, former Xavier University arts coordinator now adviser, juries the Area Art Show at Middletown Fine Arts Center. She recalls Portia painting that sparked her love of art and explains judging ethics while detailing hours for the Sunday tea reception and the show's public viewing days.

Portia New York Metropolitan

OKI Budget Group Chooses New Officials in Regional Plan

Cornett chairs the OKI Budget Group as part of a regional reorganization. Butler County Commissioner Warren Coun. Brown of Middletown named to the nine county OKI area committee to oversee expenditures and funds for 1972. The finance committee may be renamed to reflect policy duties while a citizen participation program is set up.

Harry Cornett Warren Coun Butler County Caine Orio Brown Indiana-Kentucky OKI Will Cording Ray Butler ‘Brown Middletown Will County Will Cove Funs Brown Cornett iBrown

Manchester Machine Union Sign Two Year Contract

Manchester Machine Division of Diamond Automation and 125 production workers reach a two year agreement excluding items covered by the wage freeze. Huber Newcomb and James Abner announced the pact with terms including improved grievance procedure overtime handling and temporary transfers. The contract runs to August 30 1973 with details on an economic package to follow after federal guidelines are set.

Manchester Machine Division Diamond Automation, Inc Huber Newcomb James Abner Lota 2375 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Afl-Cio Newcomb Abner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert We. Williams Dodds Monuments Verity Pkvy 14Th Ave Woodside Cemetery Charles Bud) Steller Mer Mrs. Helen Troth Helen Diesbach N. Third St Webb Cecilia Jacobs St. Stephen's Church Attica State Prison Stull Oswald John T. ‘Curtin U.S. District Court Buffalo Curtn Manchester Batavia Gop By Jer Spencef Izor Marconi ATCO Middletonian Phillip Albright Wayne Madison Road Charies Street Babeck Hubert Adams The Flintstones” District Wilmington Ohio Eagles Sun Butler Co Eagles Lodge Aerie Central Mrs. Rush Dorothy Rush Xavier OKI Budget Group Authority Manchester Machine Union J. T. Cummings James Little James Konto IAM Howard Carpenter Jack Motley Orville Jones Richard Robinson the McGregor Doubleknit Jean Denim C. E. Greathouse & Son Inc Central Ave H. Swinehart Moon Adrion Sue” S Educatio Porta Story Ola Story & Clark
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