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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
5
Ray Geiger of Lewiston Maine rents this Billboard to celebrate 15 years of marriage to Ann Geiger. He is publisher and editor of the Farmer's Almanac. The public display marks his enduring devotion.
At the Ohio real estate convention Edwin L. Stoll of the National Association of Real Estate Boards urged moderating civil rights debate while defending property ownership against forced housing proposals. He cited 14 states already resisting such laws and warned against sacrificing freedoms for new ones. The Ohio association also named its realtor and salesman of the year and endorsed a $250 million school bond issue.
Butler County sheriff reports four hub caps stolen from a car at J and J Bowling Lanes on Main Street. A 17 year old Tren ton youth admitted taking two hubcaps and did not know who took the remaining ones.
Robert F. McConaughy, commissioner of the city health department, was elected president of the Ohio Public Health Association Southwestern District at a Dayton meeting. He resides at 218 Bellemonte Street.
Seven members of the Television and Electronic Service Association and their wives attended the monthly meeting last night. A smorgasbord dinner preceded a business session with regular committee reports, according to TESA president Carl Reichenbach.
Cleve McDowell, 21, a second term law student at the University of Mississippi, is expelled for carrying a gun. He faces a justice court trial on concealed weapon charges, with a possible three months’ jail and a $100 fine.
Elmer Roberts of Middletown was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Fred B. Cramer after probation violations. He had been on probation since April for breaking and entering and grand larceny tied to a Sorrell's Market break-in on Yankee Road.
United Nations estimates mid-1962 world population at about 3.15 billion, up 81 million from the prior year. The U.N. Secretariat notes continued growth across regions. This marks a significant demographic milestone for global trends.
A consortium of American grain merchants led by Burton Joseph of St. Joseph Inc. in Minneapolis hopes to sell U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union in Ottawa. Joseph, with Charles Ritz and Ralph Bruce, says talks are premature and no meeting with Soviet leaders is set. The group notes Canada recently closed a similar $500 million deal and considers hard currency payments likely.
In Parma Ohio 78 year old William A. Rothkegel was beaten to death with a garden fork on Sept 15. His wife Augusta Rothkegel 68 was questioned after being found semi conscious with head wounds on Sept 16. Police said the couple argued over a will the day of the death.
Howard iMenke, 63, former faculty member at Heidelberg Otterbein Ohio State University and Illinois Institute of Technology, died here Tuesday. He left Heidelberg 12 years ago to become a mathematician for National Machinery Co. in town.
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