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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1964

Page

2

Middletown Registration Lag Threatens 1956 Parity

Middletown election officials report 17,500 city voters registered through Friday plus Lemon and Madison Township adds about 7,750 for a total near 25,250. With three days left, Deputy Clerk Brack Little notes the target is 1,000 more registrations to reach parity but expects it to be unlikely.

Middletown Board of Elections Brack Little Republican Party Lemon Madison Township Little Census Bureau

Lebanon Obituaries Include Carder Sells and Others

Jeanette Pinky Carder 50 of Lebanon died Friday night in Orient Ohio. Survived by daughter Mary Ann Hillard father Charles Fraser two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday 3 PM Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Cemetery visitation today 4 9 PM. Irene A Sells 73 died yesterday at Janet's Nursing Home after four years ill health. Survived by husband Charles four daughters and six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visitation Monday Schramm Funeral Home 2 5 and 7 9 PM Rosary 8 PM Requiem High Mass Tuesday 9 AM St Johns Church Woodside Cemetery. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home services Tuesday 2 PM Burial Woodside. Flowers omitted.

Lebanon Jeanette (Pinky) Carder Orient Ohio Mary Ann Hillard Charles Fraser Maxine Lesan Donald Runner Dayton Oswald Irene A. Sells S. Main St Janet Sells DAV Hot Spring N. Mex Richard Hill Middletown Charles Ray Wills Frances Letts Ruth Coleman Loretta Everett Riddle, Ore Charles Rettig Fred Purtle Council Grove Kan Esther Albright Lawrence Schramm Funeral St. John's Church Woodside Cemetery

Everett Keister dies at 77 in Pinellas Park Florida

Everett Keister a former police officer in this area died at his home Saturday morning at age 77 in Pinellas Park Florida He was wounded in 1937 when he surprised a hold up man at a grocery on Grames Street He is survived by his wife Harriett three sons Frederick James of Middletown and Dr Wilbur Keister of Rome Georgia two daughters Mrs Robert Carpenter and Mrs Robert Peters Sr both of Middletown two brothers Earle and Bernie both of Germantown four sisters Mrs Ralph Michael Mrs Mary Michael both of Germantown Mrs Perle Whitehead of Cincinnati and Mrs Floyd Gephart of Miamisburg and 15 grandchildren Services will be at 10 am Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with the Rev

Everett Keister Pinellas Park Fla Keister Grames Street Harriett Frederick James Middletown Wilbur Keister Rome Robert Carpenter Robert L. Peters Sr Earle Bernie Germantown Ralph Michael Mary Michael Perle Whitehead Cincinnati Floyd Gephart Miamisburg McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Obituary of Niven A Smucker 78 Middletown

Niven A Smucker 78 of 1310 Girard Ave Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 3:45 p m after emergency admission. Born in Somerset Pa he retired from Armco Steel Corp with 49 years of service. He was a member of First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Bess Hoover Smucker daughter Jane Kunze and four grandchildren.

Niven A. Smucker Girard Ave Middletown Hospital Mr. Smegker Somerset Armco Steel Corp First Methodist Church Bess Hoover Smucker Middletown Jane Kunze

Mrs Alva Trimble Rites Set In Carlisle

Mrs Alva Grace Trimble 65 of 10549 Jamaica Road Carlisle died yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a two week stay. She is survived by her husband Ova three sons Orville Coca Beach Fla Dencil Middletown and Davd in Germany a daughter Inez Haas Camden Rt 1 a brother Jasper Creech Kent Ky a sister Mrs Dora Sorrell Carlisle a half sister Mrs Liza Gross Claymont Calif eight grandchildren and 14. Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday at First Church of God Carlisle with Rev Arthur Miller and Rev Thomas Shockley officiating. Burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Friends may call at residence after noon Monday. Eaton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Ad Agency Boss Quits Over Cigarette Advertising

NEW YORK AP Emer son Foote resigns as board chairman of McCann Erickson over beliefs on cigarette ads. He cites possible conflict of interest and wants to take public stand on smoking. Foote, 57, joined in 1951 and chaired the board for two years. He backs the surgeon general report linking smoking to lung cancer. He quit smoking five years ago after years of being a chain smoker.

New York Emerson Foote Foote McCann-Erickson, Inc President's Commission On American Cancer Association

Truck Driver Dies In Crash Near Hillsboro

A Columbus truck driver died when his truck missed a curve on rain slick U S 62 two miles south of Hillsboro Ohio and overturned. John Edward Young 45 of 3543 Kar Rd Columbus a driver for Johnson Trucking Co was pinned under the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. The load of steel was strewn over a wide area according to Highland County sheriff deputies.

Hillsboro Ohio Columbus U. S Here John Edward Young Kar Rd Johnson Trucking Co Highland County Sheriff's Deputies Young

Dayton Woman Ruled Insane Briefly in Case

Dayton Housewife Betty Perry, 27, was ruled insane by Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Robert McBride and ordered returned to Lima State Hospital. She was charged with smothering her four children to death last July 25, later citing financial problems and an impending divorce, and she reportedly attempted suicide.

Dayton Ohio Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Robert McBride Betty Perry Lima State

Peat Cutters Find 2000-Year-Old Bog Bodies in Denmark

Archaeologists uncover peat cutters in Danish bogs with two millennia preserved remains. Skin hair nails and muscle show time effects. One man likely hanged as a religious sacrifice wearing a leather cap belt and braided rope around his neck.

Denmark

Airman Earns Cluster With Study Plan Honor

Chief Warrant Officer Paul A. Barnes received a cluster to his commendation medal in a ceremony at Eglin AFB Florida. Barnes wrote a combat controllers curriculum for aerial port school and has served in Japan and Texas with the 12th Air Force before joining TA WC Florida. He is the son of Mrs Bessie Barnes of 1604 Brentwood St.

Paul A. Barnes Eglin Air Force Base Florida Barnes Japan Texas 12Th Air Force Air Force Tactical Air Warfare Center TAWC Bessie Barnes Brentwood St

Three Hurt Near Seven Mile in Auto Crash

A Lansing couple, Bobby Couch 21 and Esther Couch 19, were admitted to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after a Tuesday morning crash on Route 127 north of Seven Mile. Miss Ann Lambert 19 of Hamilton Eaton Road also was hospitalized for knee abrasions and facial cuts. deputies said the cars nearly collided head on.

Lansing Mich Mercy Hospital Hamilton Rt. 127 Seven Mile Bobby Couch Esther Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Couch Ann Lambert Hamilton- Eaton Road

Indian President Returns From Soviet Visit To London

President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan arrived in London after an official visit to the Soviet Union. He traveled with a delegation and met officials during the four nation tour, signaling continued diplomatic engagement.

London Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan India Soviet Union

Mid-Town Parking Lot Closes for Resurfacing

The Mid-Town Center parking facilities will close to the public starting Monday to speed resurfacing of the Broad Street area. The center, under repair for two months, adds new drains and regrades the area with future landscaping. Monthly parkers will use Main Street access after completion.

Mid-Town Center Broad Street A. L. Yingst Downtown Retail Division Main Street Yingst

Store Sued For 50000 Over Fall

A Middletown woman sues Kroger Co for 50000 claiming lifelong medical care due to a fall at the Kroger store on Main Street. Cora Robinson alleges she slipped on grapes near the produce section on Sept. 22, 1962, and the cart toppled onto her legs causing neck and back injuries and 11 days hospitalization with medical bills of 1653.

Hamilton Middletown Kroger Co Cincinnati Cora Robinson First Ave Butler County Common Pleas Court Kroger S. Main St

Franklin fire crews respond to Turner Lane stove overheat

Franklin firefighters were summoned to the Richard Sowers residence at 914 Turner Lane at 12 12 p m yesterday after a stove overheated. No damage was reported.

Franklin Richard Sowers Turner Lane

Ohio Bell and CWA Agree On Raise In Ohio

Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communication Workers of America reached a wage settlement averaging 15 cents an hour for 15 300 Ohio Bell employees retroactive to Sept 13 costing the utility 4 6 million dollars yearly The agreement follows two months of negotiations with another reopener set for next Sept 13 The pay boosts range from 7 to 22 cents with operators receiving up to 7 dollars a week more About 5 000 other Ohio Bell workers not union represented typically receive raises aligned with the contract pattern The settlement covers plant craftsmen and operators across six wage zones with top rates in Cleveland and includes an 8 50 weekly increase for some in a dozen cities including Fremont Lancaster Chillicothe Piqua Findlay Newark Coshocton Marion Massillon Bryan Defiance and Napoleon Operators in Cleveland will rise from 84 50 to 88 50 weekly en route to higher zone caps Plant craftsmen will see journeyman pay rise to 143 in Cleveland and 130 50 in Zone 6.

Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co Communication Worker of America Ohio Bell Carlisle K. Milner Martin J. Highes Ohio CWA Michigan Bell Cincinnati & Suburban Telegraph Lone Lines Department Phone Western Electric American Telephone & Tele Hughes Fremont Lancaster Chillicothe Piqua Findlay Newark Coshocton Marion Massillon Bryan Defiance Napoleon

Driver Gets 30 Days At Franklin

Dayton driver Ralph E. Gallaher drew 30 days in jail and a $100 fine with $50 suspended after pleading in municipal court to driving while under suspension. Five speeders paid a total of $105 in fines. other individuals faced varying fines and suspended amounts for offenses including dis orderly conduct failing to keep distance and driving on painted highway lines. Fines for bond forfeitures were issued to Earl Collins for fictitious plates Grant Young for drunken driving Nicola Nichols for expired license and Raymond Huber for driving on painted lines.

Franklin Dayton J. T. Riley Ralph E. Gallaher Slav McGuire Queen St Robert Clark Dayton-Oxford Road Beverly Showlskis Skokinan Irwin Glenn Springboro James Marshall Lebanon Earl Collins Spring Ave Grant W. Young Nicola Nicols Ross St Middletown Raymond Huber Cincinnati

Boy Blamed In Minor Fire At Garfield Street Home

A boy playing with matches caused a $25 fire at the Margaret Hollar and Gladys Southerland home on Garfield Street. Firemen report a purse ignition set a rug ablaze. Leslie Banks, 13, of 620 19th Ave., broke his leg playing football at Smith Park and was hospitalized at Middletown by Tri County ambulance.

Margaret Hollar Gladys Southerland Garfield St Smith Park Leslie Banks 19Th Ave Middletown Hospital Tri-County Ambulance

Three Drivers Cited In City Auto Wrecks

Three drivers were cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance after separate city collisions causing a total of 690 dollars in damage. Rose Marie HelsingER of 807 Leora St Trenton collided with Nancy Pfeiffer of 105 Arcadia Drive at 25 S Main St at 9 20 a.m. Damage 150 dollars. William Wilmer Jr 40 of 2706 Flemming Road rammed Jack Lirey 38 of 3204 Beatrice Drive at Sutphin and Shafer at 1 40 p.m. Damage 215 dollars. Robert Bryant 18 of 3112 Ben Harrison St Excello collided with Loren Robinson 69 of 2120 Carolina St at western city limits on Central Avenue. Damage 325 dollars.

Rose Marie Helsinger Leora St Trenton Nancy Pfeiffer Arcadia Drive S. Main St William Wilmer, Jr Flemming Road Jack Lirey Beatrice Drive Sutphin and Shafer Robert Bryant Ben Harrison St Excello Loren Robinson Carolina St Central Avenue

Police Briefs Spell Out Local Incidents

A 38 year old Middletown woman was in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after drinking Draina. Police detectives are investigating. Charles Micley reported a $50 theft from his bedroom since Wednesday. Thieves broke into the Roger Davey residence garage and stole a go kart. The James Bare residence was ransacked by thieves. Clarence Houck reported a stolen auto battery worth $19 from his car.

Middletown Middletown Hospital Charles Micley Atco Ave Roger Davey Stanley St James Bare Wilshire Drive Clarence Houck Central Ave

Vandals Damage Boat and Flag Pole at Sears Warehouse

Vandals caused about $100 in damage to a boat and a flag pole at the Sears and Roebuck warehouse located at 4004 Tytus Avenue. Police are investigating the incident.

Sears and Roebuck Tytus Ave

Twirlers win two in Carlisle contest

Rhonda Sue Napier took first in advanced 8 year-olds and second in primary strutting while Donna Marie Armstrong won first in advanced 10-year-olds at a U S T A contest in Carlisle yesterday.

Carlisle Rhonda Sue Napier Donna Marie Armstrong

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jeanette Carder Clifford Stearns Germantown Cemetery McCoy- Leffler Funeral C. E. Wintringham Dodds A Zenith Philco Westinghouse Zenth Sylivanie The Philco TV New Picture RCA Victor New Picture Tube Alva Grace Trimble Ad Agency McCann Erickson Larry Capone Newport Beach Calif San Francisco Howe Motor Company Boy Twirlers Ls J Union Sanitary U.S 2Nd Avenue West Central Avenue Grand Ave Gideon Rd Strand Theater Union Sanitary Sweepstakes John Hoskins Keith
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