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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
2
Petitions for annexing two parcels along Oxford State Road were presented to Butler County commissioners. The 73 452 acre tracts, wholly surrounded by Middletown land, contain three families and aim to remove the last unincorporated islands aside from Mayfield pending court actions.
Liberian Bishop Robert Warkie from Monrovia will be guest speaker at a special service starting at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Bethlehem Temple First Pentecostal Church.
Mrs Rose Bush 80 of 2008 Henry St died 6 30 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after long illness Surviving include daughter Mrs Howard Green son James four sisters two half sisters one half brother and two grandchildren plus nine great grandchildren Services 2 p m Thursday Clayton Street Church of God with Rev Haskel Jenkins officiating Burial Elk Creek Cemetery Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and at the church Thursday after 1 p m
Mrs Daisy Ethell 81 formerly of 2322 S Main St will be honored with a service at 10 am Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Rev Robert McNamara Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home Mrs Ethell died Sunday at Fairfield Nursing Home
Mrs Bertha M Evans 83 of Wett Lane Germantown died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a day as patient She had lived in Germantown ten years and previously on Thomas Road near Peastown Her husband Milford died in 1962 Survived by two daughters Agatha Densmore Germantown and Agnes Evans Huntington W Va a son Clarence Twin Lakes Wis a sister Mrs Kennard Clark of
Floyd E. Goodwin 65 of 2 Miami St Kings Mills died at Crete Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland with burial in Maineville Cemetery. Survived by wife Vannie three daughters Beulah Cornett Kathleen Hackman and Janet Hill all of Kings Mills a son Clifford Moore of Kings Mills a brother Clarence of South Lebanon and a sister Edna Goodwin of South Lebanon.
Mrs Isabelle Abbott 98 of Oxford dies services 10 a.m. tomorrow Kumler Chapel Western College for Women. Mrs Lula Louis 82 of 1833 Grove Ave Hamilton dies services 1 p.m. tomorrow Second Baptist Church. Mrs Catherine Hester 75 Newport Ky formerly Hamilton death notices Requiem High Mass 9 30 a.m. tomorrow St Ann s Church.
Washington AP reports Gen Lucian K Truscott Jr aged 70 a gravel voiced World War II Army hero who urged officers to stay forward with his troops died after a brief illness. Also AP notes Willem Van Hoogstraaten 81 Dutch born conductor died in Tutzing Germany and Richard Foster Jones 79 Stanford California scholar author and teacher died of lung cancer in Stanford.
Hurley D. Bryant, stationed in Thailand, learned his daughter Deborah, 19, won Miss America 1966 after being represented by Kansas. He had not seen her since January as US officials tracked him down to relay the news. Deborah was in New York for wardrobe fittings for her reign.
The Technical Committee on Rolling Mills of the American Iron and Steel Institute met at the Manchester Motor Inn for a quarterly session. Henry E. Miller of Middletown Works guided tours of Armco’s plant including Project 600 and the new corrective rewind line. The group planned subcommittee work and an Armco-hosted dinner, with a closing luncheon the next day. The next meeting is set for New York on December 3 at the AI S I headquarters.
Five youths caused about 800 in damage using dense fog as cover. They started in Morrow with Marvin's Supermarket window, triggered an alarm, then struck the nearby post office, overturned a mail cart, and damaged Hill's Service Station. In Kings Mills they broke two bank windows and shattered a bullet proof serving window.
Mrs Ruth Kash a Sherman Elementary School sixth grade teacher at 2802 Goldman Ave was admitted to Middletown Hospital after a hallway fall suffered yesterday morning. She underwent surgery this morning and is listed in stable condition.
Norway votes in a decisive shift as a four party coalition wins a majority in the 150 seat Storting. turnout reaches about 85 percent with the Socialist bloc defeated after 30 years in power, Premier Gerhardsen yet to be replaced as reconvening date looms.
A New York serviceman Cpl. Donald R. Meeker 21 of Naples N Y was killed in a two car collision on Interstate 71 in Warren County a mile north of the Hamilton County line. Meeker who had been stationed at Fort Benning Ga apparently fell asleep and struck Glenn Myers 35 of South Lebanon at Pauline Drive Myers car was in the left lane when Meeker crossed the center and right lanes. Meeker died on the way to Epp Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati. he was not belted.
Two occupants escaped serious harm after a car driven by Creed Kirkpatrick crossed the left canal bank on old Route 25 south of Cranes Run Road, near Franklin. Kirkpatrick and a passenger, reportedly driving against another vehicle, were cited by highway patrol for excessive driving.
Golden Age Club members host their first season dance at 7 30 this evening in the Town House 600 N Verity Parkway. Music by Sheril Lorie Pat tie Lorie and Mary Robinson. At Wednesday meeting they celebrate 30 September birthdays and eight wedding anniversaries. Oldest members are Thomas Baker 84 and Josephine Branley 81. Mr and Mrs Arthur D Sears celebrated their golden wedding last Friday.
Hamilton case where Butler County Common Pleas Court denied a temporary restraining order to block the purchase of 650 Coyle voting machines for $380,000. Judge Fred B. Cramer found no damages shown and noted potential dismissal of Osuna’s plea. Commissioners had approved the 650 machines amid debate over board members and resolutions.
The Walter E. Schott Family Foundation pledges 750000 to Xavier University. The money funds an 80 room Jesuit Fathers residence to be named for Schott, a Cincinnati industrialist who died in 1956, announced by Xavier president Very Rev. Paul L. O Connor.
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