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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

2

Father fights Ohio school transfer in appeals court

In Cincinnati, the 1st Ohio Circuit Court of Appeals will decide if a father can take his children from public school citing danger to their welfare. Lawrence Ashcraft began the fight after removing his sons from Columbian School in 1960, claiming racial tensions endangered them and sparked a delinquency charge. He later sued officials for damages, after his sons moved to a parochial school.

Cincinnati Ohio Circuit Court of Appeals William Flax Lawrence Ashcraft Ashcraft Robert and Lawrence Jr Columbian School Columbia Schiel School Wendell Pierce Harry L. Lodge Pierce and Lodge Common Pleas Court Otis Hess

Twelve Added To Middletown Red Cross First Aid Instructors

The Middletown chapter of the American Red Cross expands its roster with twelve new first aid instructors including Mrs Wade Crabtree Mrs James Beatty James Beckett and James Stiles among others. Instructors Marvin Holliday and Jack Heller demonstrated electrical and mechanical resuscitation devices as part of the training now totaling 36 instructors. The team will staff the first aid trailer at home games for Middletown and Fenwick high schools and offer standard and advanced courses to schools industries and groups this fall. Interested persons should call the chapter house at GA 3 9233.

Middletown American Red Cross Fenwick

Taft Rites Saturday for Taft Broadcast Co executive

Funeral services are planned Saturday in Cincinnati for David G Taft 46 an executive of Taft Broadcast Co He died of a heart attack Thursday at his Biddeford Pool Maine summer home Taft was executive vice president of the firm for a decade before cutting back last year due to heart illness.

Cincinnati David G Taft Taft Broadcast Taft Indian Hill Biddeford Pool

Car Hits Tree Injuring Franklin Man

Gilbert Resser, 41, of 6085 Robinson-Vail Road, Franklin, was treated at Middletown Hospital for chest pains after a one car accident on eastbound Oxford State Road. State patrol says his car left the right side, struck a tree after he says the Oxford State Yankee crossing traffic light turned red. he braked and lost control. He was cited for an assured clear distance violation.

Gilbert Resser Robinson - Vail Road Franklin Middletown Hospital Resser Oxford State Oxford State Yankee Roads

New OSU Miami Post Will End His Traveling

Fred A. White named business manager of the new Dayton Center of Miami and Ohio State universities. The Tipp City resident will leave a long commuting routine to oversee development, land acquisition, and joint occupancy plans for the center near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. White, 55, a 1928 Otterbein graduate, has held roles in purchasing and production control for General Motors and previously led schools in Van Wert and Adelphi.

Columbus, Ohio Frederick A. White Dayton Center Miami Ohio State Universities White Miami County Tipp City Dayton Allison Division General Motors Corp Indianapolis John D. Millett G Fawcett Ohio State C . Ingler National Cash Register Co Adelphi Ross County Otterbein College York Two van Wert County Adelphi High School Wright - Patterson Air Force Baze Davien Center

Vets Can Get Assistance On Dental Work

Peacetime veterans may obtain dental treatment under Public Law 87-583 with service connected but non compensable disabilities. Apply for service connection or entitlement within one year of discharge. Authorization issued by the Dental Service in Cincinnati after eligibility is established. Hospital care available at VA hospitals.

Veterans Administration J. ©. Robison A's Cincinnati Dental Service Vine St

Obituary for Mrs Christine Moore, longtime Middletown resident

Mrs Christine G Moore 92 formerly of 116 Sutphin St died at 12 20 p m yesterday at Logsdon Rest Home Hamilton Mason Rd widow of Edward Moore who died May 1954 Born in New York she had lived in Middletown since 1912 A family of educators she taught in Utica N Y Indianapolis and Cleveland Surviving nephews and nieces Funeral Monday at 2 p m at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Christopher Neely will officiate burial Woodside Cemetery Flowers omitted no visitation

Christine Moore Christine G. Moore Sutphin St Logsdon Hamilton Mason Road Edward Moore New York Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Christopher Neely Woodside Cemetery

Butler County Deaths Quick-Look Notice

Mrs. Julia Anna Class aged 82 of 5475 Liberty-Fairfield Road Hamilton dies. Charles M. Seamon 9 to 9 1/2? at 229 Dayton Street Hamilton. Mrs. Atha Longsdorff 52 Cedar Grove Ind dies. Ruth A. McCabe 70 of 2716 Hilda Ave Hamilton funeral Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St. Ann Church. Isaac Woodruff 86 Oxford dies with services planned.

Julia Anna Class Liberty - Fairfield Road Hamilton Webb Charles M. Seamon Dayton St Cahill Atha Longsdorff Cedar Grove Ind Klaus-Weigel Ruth A. McCabe Hilda Ave St. Ann Brown-Dawson Isaac Woodruff Oxford Marshall-Smith

Notable dental examiner president dies in 1919 era

LEXINGTON AP Dr William F Walz former president in 1919 of the National Board of Dental Examiners died Thursday in Lexington He led the board during early 20th century and was remembered in the profession Washington AP Lt Gen Trydor R Modelski 74 Polish military attache who helped US intelligence on Soviet espionage died Tuesday in Washington London AP Alexander Zass 75 former Tsar era cavalry officer and circus strongman Samson died Wednesday in London

Lexington Wiliam F. Walz National Board of Dental Examiners Washington Gentrydor R. Modelski Soviet Union London Alexander Zass Samson

Senate approves repeal of communist disclaimer affidavit

The Senate voted to repeal the communist disclaimer affidavit required under government college student loan programs. A member of a subversive organization who accepted such a loan could face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine, while a loyalty oath remains required. The bill mirrors changes for National Science Foundation fellowships. House concurrence is needed.

Washington Senate National Science Foundation House

Soviets Allow Bach Mass in Cultural Exchange Tour

New York report states the Soviet Union will permit an American choral group led by Robert Shaw to perform Bach's B Minor Mass during a cultural exchange tour. The move marks the Soviets first acceptance of a religious work by touring musicians. The Leningrad Philharmonic will visit the U S and Canada in return, with violinist David Oistrakh.

New York Soviet Union Robert Shaw United States Canada Leningrad Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra David Oistrakh Columbia Artists Management. Inc

Three Youngsters Treated For Hurts After Football

A nine year old David Jackson son of Florence Williams 2008 Minnesota Street hurt his left shoulder during football at Smith Farm. He was X-rayed for a possible fracture of the left clavicle. Also treated were Don Fuhrman 14 son of Paul Fuhrman 113 Harrison Street for possible head and mouth injuries and Sharon Gill 7 daughter of John Gill 613 Baltimore Street for a wrist cut needing eight stitches.

Middletown Hospital David Jackson Florence Williams Minnesota St Smith Farm Don Fuhrman Paul Fuhrman Harrison St Sharon Gill John Gill Baltimore St

Police Briefs Report Vehicle Theft On Vail Street

Fleanor Hinning of 160 Vail Street reports a wheel and tire worth 40 dollars stolen from her car parked outside her home. Police returned three runaways from Butler County Children's Home to the Butler County Sheriff's Office.

Fleanor Hinning Vail St Butler County Children's Home Butler County Sheriff's Office

Grainery Fire Destroys Main Building in Reily Township

Damages estimated at at least 60000 after a fire destroyed the Peoria Grain Co. grainery and office in Reily Township. Estil Hurley reported wind aided the blaze which consumed 10000 bushels of corn oats and wheat and equipment. Fire crews from Okeana Reily Oxford and Millville fought the fire to prevent spread to nearby homes. The grainery served Indiana townships and Butler County.

Hamilton Peoria Grain Co., Inc Reily Estil Hurley Hurley Okeana Reily Oxford Millville Ohio - Indiana Indiana Butler County

Deputies Check School Break-In at West Middletown

Butler County Deputy Sheriff James H. Davis reported a break-in at West Middletown School yesterday morning a window on the south side was broken but nothing appeared to be stolen Deputy Cecil Webb recovered a stolen bicycle belonging to Charles Adams of 8 Main Street The bike had been reported stolen from Oxford State Road and Yankee Road and was found at Yankee Road and Jefferson Road

West Middletown Butler County James H. Davis Cecil Webb Charles Adams Main Street Oxford State Road Yankee Road Jefferson Road

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