Deaths And Funerals In Hamilton Area Led by Mrs Creech
Mrs Anna A Creech 65 of Lebanon died on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital after four years illness. Survived by husband Roy two sons Ralph and Gerald four daughters plus siblings and many relatives. Services 11 am Friday at Lebanon Presby terian Church with burial Woodside Cemetery. Oswald Memorial Home visitation Thursday 4 to 9 pm and Friday after 10 am. Other notices list Mr Bishop with graveside at Grandview Dayton and Julia Kaye Whitis Camden native died in Kansas City. Services for Whitis 2 pm Saturday at R S Nein & Sons Funeral Home with Fairmound Cemetery burial. Also noted are Frances Emper and Anna Rose with service times in Detroit and Chicago respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Creech
W. Park St
Lebanon
Louise Birch
Winona Drive
Miami Valley Hospital
Creech
Roy
Ralph
Franklin
Gerald
Eunice Bowers
Faye Henderson
Boston
Doris Steward
Seymour, Ind
Bishop
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Ger
Frigidaire Mantown Cemetery Corp
Camden
Julia Kaye Whitis
Kansas City
Whitis
New Ross
Ind
Camden High School
James Whitis
West Elkton
Marty Buell
Susie Whitis
John
Fort Lee
Larry
John Feltner
Greene Whitis
Pulaski, Ky
R. S. Nein & Sons
Fairmound Cemetery
Funeral for Theodore Jones in Dayton reflects life milestones
Theodore Jones 77 of 404 Curtis St died at Dayton VA Hospital after a two year illness. A Carlisle Kentucky native and 45 year Middletown resident, he was a retired carpenter WWI veteran and Bethel AME Church member. Survived by wife Mertie two daughters eight grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Bethel AME Church with Dr Gaar Davis officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit Jordan Memorial Chapel Friday 6–9 p.m. and at church Saturday after 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jones
Curtis St
Dayton VA
Mr. Jones
Carlisle
Middletown
Bethel Ame Church
Mertie
Margaret Blaine
Boston
Haz¢ Howard
Gaar Davis
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Williams Mull services set for Marion man
Services for Lawrence M. Mull 71 of Marion will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Center Funeral Home with burial at Marion Cemetery. Mull died Tuesday at Marion General Hospital after an illness. A retired employee of Marion Power Shovel Co he is survived by five sons and eight others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Mull
Marion
Kenneth R. Mull
Spencer Lane
The
Center Funeral Home
Mr. Mull
Marion General Hospital
Marion Power Shovel Co
Death notices for Curtis Bishop in Morrow area
Funeral services for Curtis Bishop, 58, of Morrow Route 2, are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Free Holiness Pentecostal Church on Route 350 near Lebanon. Burial will follow at South Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call at the Vale Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Curtis Bishop
Morrow Rt. 2
Free Holiness Pentecostal Church
Rt. 350
Lebanon
South Lebanon
The
Vale
Death of Daniel T. Cupp 91 Camden farmer
Daniel Tros e Cupp 91 of 6936 Old Trace Road Camden died at 11 40 am yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton after a heart attack at home. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are wife Susie two daughters Eleanor Rankin Sue Leeds both of Camden Rt 1 a son Donald of Camden and eight grandchildren. Services 2 pm Friday at First Brethren Church burial in Fairmount Cemetery friends may call at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 pm and at church after Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Daniel T. (Trose
Old Trace Road
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Susie
Eleanor Rankin
Sue Leeds
Fairmount Cemetery
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Obituaries: Hen kle and Laura Landers Die in Ohio
Lebanon Sam D Hen kle 89 of 237 S Mechanic St died at Washington Manor Nursing Home Center ville where he had been a patient since December Surviving include son George Lebanon two daughters Mrs Stanley Markey Lebanon and Mrs Clinton Corwin Xenia five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with Miami Cemetery Corwin. Laura Landers 89 longtime Franklin Carlisle area resident died at Grand view Hospital Dayton after a year illness Surviving husband Mose a son Garfield Franklin three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral Friday Eaton Funeral Home Rev Walter Schmidt officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Middletown Friends may call tomorrow at the memorial home 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Sam D. Henkle
S. Mechanic St
Washington Manor
Centerville
George
Stanley Markey
Clinton Corwin
Xenia
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Memorial Home
Laura Landers Franklin
Laura Landers
Franklin - Carlisle
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Law
Mose
Garfield
Franklin
Eaton Funeral Home
Walter Schmidt
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown
Genevieve Throner Dies at 63 in Miami Formerly German Town
Mrs Genevieve E Throner 63 of Miami Florida formerly German Town died Monday at home Her husband Eugene Throner died in 1964
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Throner
Germantown
Genevieve E. Throner
Miami, Fla
Eugene
Civitan Club Elects Buckwald President in Middletown
George C. Buckwald an engineer with Kaiser Engineers was elected president of the Middletown Civitan Club at a meeting held yesterday at the Manchester Motor Inn. Randal Harrison will be president elect and Joe Caldwell is vice president with Tom Beck secretary, Robert F. Ritter treasurer, and William J. Tilton reelected director. New officers take office July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Buckwald
Moore St
Kaiser Engineers
Middletown
Randal Harrison
Joe Caldwell
Manchester Motor Inn
Tom Beck
Robert F. Ritter
William J. Tilton
Lemon Monroe Band Boosters elect slate at meeting
Irma West was elected president at Lemon Monroe High School. Don Hausman became vice president Peggy Damron was secretary and Betty Rahm treasurer. Mrs Paul Baker was named uniform chairman and Mrs Frances Stoutenborough publicity chairman. A potato chip sale is planned for Saturday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma West
Lemon - Monroe
Lemon - Monroe High School
Don Hausman
Peggy Damron
Betty Rahm
Paul Baker
Frances Stoutenborough
Grant Approved for Scioto Head Start Program
The Office of Economic Opportunity announced a $121,325 grant to the Community Action Commission of Scioto County Ohio for a summer Head Start program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Action Commission of
Scioto County
Ohio
Local Elks To Install New Officers
Local Middle town Elks Lodge 257 will install new officers tomorrow night at the Elks Temple 105 N Main St. The renovations with a 20000 project cost will be shown to officers. Donald Turner Jr 125 Heinkel Road will be installed as exalted ruler by Leo M Smith. J Black Little will be installed as esteemed leading knight by Dale Smith. Other officers to be installed include Dale Caverly Clark Wilhide Harold Voorhis Martin Thomas Clarence Long Claude A Lorg Dick Beck Charles Combs with past district deputy and Walter G president of the Ohio Elks Association to speak on Continued Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elks Lodge
Elks Temple
N. Main St
Donald Turner Jr
Heinkel
Armco Steel Corp
Leo M. Smith
J Black Little
Dale Smith
Dale Caverly
Lois Kiss
Clark Wilhide
Rex Lawson
Harold Voorhis
Perry Plank
Martin Thomas
John Roche
Clarence Long
Francis Carmody
Claude A. Lorg
Ernest Hammons
Dick Beck
Inner Guard
Carl Martin
Charles Combs
William Aoe
Jury Will Hear Laskey Case Today In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati AP reports the Posteal Laskey Jr murder case heads to the jury after closing arguments. Prosecution asserts proof beyond reasonable doubt while defense attorney cites lack of physical evidence and reliance on questionable eyewitnesses. Bowman, a secretary, was killed after taking a rideshare from a cafe in August 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Posteal Laskey Jr
Barbara Bowman
Laskey
Miss Bowman
Calvin W Prem
Burton R. Signer
Signer
Doctors Panel Broadcast On Cancer Q&A Next Wednesday
The fifth annual Doctors Panel by the Middletown- Butler County American Cancer Society airs on WPFB April 19 from 8 to 9 p.m. Five local physicians including Dr. Ann H. Oyer and Dr. Russell Malcolm Jr. will take questions by phone at 422-1128 and by mail to the ACS. Residential dates are April 21 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown- Butler County
American Cancer Society
WPFB
Ann H. Oyer
Middletown Hospital
Oyer
ACS
Russell Malcolm Jr
Richard A. Dietz
Edwin Helfman
Albert Palatchi
James Passino
Malcolm
Helfman
McKnight Drive
TV Set Stolen From Sports Center Driving Range
Egbert Reid, operator of the Sports Center Driving Range at 2710 S Main St, reported to Butler County deputies that a 14 inch television set was stolen yesterday. The value of the set was not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert Reid
Sports Center
S. Main St
Butler County
Recruits Sought For Ohio Highway Patrol Academy
The Ohio State Highway Patrol seeks applicants for the next training class at a new 1.5 million dollar Columbus academy. Written exams April 20 at 9 a.m. at patrol headquarters in Wilmington. Candidates must be 21 to 30 years old, 5 9 to 6 4, at least 160 pounds, pass vision tests, and be in good health and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Ohio
Middletown
Hamilton
Richard Saunders
Wilmington
Sgt. Saunders
Saunders
Police Briefs Report Multiple Local Incidents
A 46 year old woman was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday for an overdose. Floyd Haynes of 1904 Highland St reported a lost billfold with $20 and papers. James Massey of 779 E Fourth St Franklin reported a coat theft worth $25. Mrs Russell Hixon of 1823 Baltimore St said a bedroom was ransacked with $3 missing. William Roberts, 31, of 1820 Ninth Ave was arrested on no operator's license giving false information to police and insufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Floyd Haynes
Highland St
James Massey
Fourth St
Franklin
William Roberts
Ninth Ave
Summit Conference Advances Amid Latin American Debates
In Punta del Este Uruguay delegates prepared to open debate on Latin American economic integration and a common market. Johnson and Latin American leaders sought consensus as foreign ministers endorsed a preamble while four days of talks left key issues for chiefs to resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta del Este
Uruguay
South America
United States
Johnson
U.S
Hemisphere
Middletown High Names 26 New National Business Honor Students
Twenty six junior and senior Middletown High School students were inducted into the local National Business Honor Society at an all school assembly. Sixteen seniors received membership cards after probationary work. Active members listed include Dana Kay Carpenter Julia E Cole Sandra Estes Juanita Fuller Sharon A Kauffman and others. Ten juniors were installed as probationary members with senior active status possible if standards remain. Charles P Harbottle president of Miami Jacobs Junior College spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
National Business Honor Society
Robert Enright
Dana Kay Carpenter
Julia E. Cole
Sandra Estes
Juanita Fuller
Sharon A. Kauffman
Susan L. Kauffman
Elizabeth Kling
Marsha Lovelace
Charlene Mackall
Marcia L Manon
Grace J. Miller
Brenda Nickell
Susan E. Philhower
Rebecca Purcell
Claudia Kay Reed
Sytharne V. Roberts
Fire Calls Burned Across Two Streets In City Incident
At 11 p.m. yesterday fire at 335 Charles Street forced 19 year old Dick Duncil of 1900 Lamberton Street to decline treatment from responders. At 12:35 a.m. today a fire at 523 Crawford Street sent 66 year old Ray Paynter from the same address to Middletown Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St
Dick Duncil
Lamberton St
Crawford St
Ray Paynter
Middletown Hospital
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Anna Creech
Lillie
Paul
Delbert
Geneva Bishop
Carolyn Salensky
Doris McIntosh
Ruby Crase
Helen Bowman
John Arpp
Julia Whitis
Frances Emper
Detroit
Tomorrow
Brown- Dawson
Anna Rose
Chicago
Webb
Lawrence Mull
Daniel Cupp
Sam Henkle
Civitan Club
Buckwald
Boosters
Monroe
Srate
Greathouse’s
Greathouse
Varsity
Elks
Ohio Highway Patrol
Oxford
Oxford Police Department
Summit Conference
United Dairy Farmers
Bitteran Butte
Mrs. Powell
Gutter County
Heart Association
South Broad
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