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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
12
Market quotes show mixed activity across major funds and mutuals. Notable figures include Putnam Growth at 11.07 to 12.10, Wellington balances around 15.39 to 16.71, and Washington Mutual near 12.37 to 13.82 as investors reassess positions.
New York Stock Exchange lists 5M aa and LADD members alongside phone contact 2.4571 for Manchester Motor Inn, indicating a business or listing update.
Cincinnati report shows cattle and calves steady to up, steers 750 to 1,000 pounds 25.00 to 26.00, cows 14.00 to 18.50, calves 24.00 to 33.00. hogs 2,300 trading fairly active with barrows 23.10 to 23.25, sows 20.00 to 20.25, boars 15.00 to 16.25. sheep and lambs higher with slaughter lambs 23.00 to 24.00 and feeder lambs 17.00 to 18.00.
The 1960 First World Olympiad match featured Italy versus the United States. Avarelli and Belladonna reached six hearts doubled and overtricked, profiting 1,180 points due to West's double and Belladonna's six card diamonds. A North-South pair later faced a misread bid.
Prices paid at farms and plants in Ohio and southern Indiana for eggs and poultry. Jumbo eggs range 35 to 41 cents, large 31 to 38, medium 23 to 30, small 12 to 23, with various grades for consumer cartons and loose eggs. Poultry No 1 fryers around 15 to 16 cents, hens heavy 14 cents, potatoes 3.00 to 4.25 per bushel.
Mrs Allen Bowling reports her citizens’ band radio and a red light used by volunteers were stolen from a car parked in front of her home. ESTIL FUGATE reports two pet chickens taken from a rear cage while he was away Saturday afternoon.
Police **arrested Walter F. King**, 40, of 355 Hanover St on Rt 4 south of Middletown at 10 05 a m yesterday for driving while intoxicated A 16 year old girl was arrested at Fashion Fair 2600 Stevens Ave for shoplifting Rebecca Turner 61 of 213 Park St was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after illness and treated John Layne percent of 172 Flemming Road reported a nighttime entry stealing a pair of pants and $17 in cash
In Boston, African American parents expanded transfers of their children to junior high grades, using chartered buses to enroll several hundred students in mainly white schools. They added three schools to the five already accepting 242 pupils last week, citing the open enrollment policy that allows enrollment in any system school with vacancies.
A late Sunday night blaze at the Almas Lumber Co. leveled a two block long yard in Cleveland. Loss estimates ranged from 200000 to 500000 dollars as flames climbed 200 feet into the air and lit up the downtown area.
The article notes that George Washington selected the location for the White House but never occupied it. It highlights his role in the building’s inception and his absence as a resident during the early era of the executive residence.
Dover Ohio officials plea for 325000 state aid to build sewer lines in a 640 acre industrial park north of the city. Dover in Tuscarawas County is among counties in the poverty program.
Sealed proposals will be received in Columbus Ohio for a large thermo plastic pavement contract covering Parts 1 2 and 3 across many counties and routes including Ashland Medina Huron and Wayne. Bids due September 28 1965 with 5 percent certified check or 10 percent bid bond. Prequalification required and the director reserves right to reject all bids.
George Wilson plans to relocate after a dispute with Calverton Park neighbors over six timber wolves. He accepts a Humane Society job in Waterford Virginia and will move two wolves with him while the rest go to the Bronx Zoo. A year old girl was bitten last June prompting the city board of Aldermen to order removal.
Classified notice states errors in first day insertion are the advertiser responsibility. The Journal disclaims liability after the first insertion and requires adjustment claims within seven days after ad expiration. Includes a price line showing one day rate of $1.80.
Obituaries listed include Mrs Mary Currey 68 of 1501 Taylor Ave and Daisy Etthel 81 of Main St with services at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home. Mary Currey will have Rosary and Requiem High Mass at St Johns Catholic Church. Interments at Woodside Cemetery. Daisy Etthel arrangements incomplete. Collin Gay Henderson Henry Mathis deaths noted with funeral details and interments at Woodside Cemetery.
A memorial note marks the eight year anniversary of Carolyn Sue Brewer who died September 13 1957. Family members including her mother father and Paul write of her cheerful presence and enduring memory with a verse about her being not dead but away.
Multiple funeral homes list contact numbers for Schramm McCoy Leffler Joseph R. Baker Riggs Wilson Memorial and related services. The ad emphasizes trusted names in funeral service with dial codes 422-8711 423-9443 422-5405 422-4545 422-4596.
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