Deaths And Funerals Mrs Lucille Green
Mrs Lucille Nixon Green was found dead yesterday in her apartment at 2005 Central Ave from an apparent heart attack. Survived by son Harold in the Air Force and sister Helen Stansell of Kettering, she was a longtime saleslady at Central Store and previously at John Ross Store. Funeral arrangements are pending with Schramm and Leffler. burial at Woodside Cemetery. calling hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Green
Lucille Nixon Green
Central Ave
Green
Margaret Mulhall
Central Store
John Ross
St. John's Church
Third Order of St. Francis
Harold
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Helen Stansell
Kettering
Schramm Funeral Home
Middletown Man Howard Hoover Dies At Home
Howard A Hoover 60 of 2117 Logan Ave was found dead at his Middletown home yesterday afternoon about five hours after death. Don Dungan found the body and alerted police at 4 30 pm. Coroner Dr Garret Boone ruled natural causes and ordered release to a funeral home. Hoover born in Union Ohio had lived in Middletown 27 years and worked as a meat cutter at Dungans Grocery. He leaves a wife Emma a daughter Ella Miller his mother Ida Hoover two brothers Alva and Cloyd five sisters Goldie Hoover Elva Kuicak Florence Mefford Dora De Venau and three grandchildren. Services set for 10 am Monday at the McCoy funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Hoover
Logan Ave
Don Dungan
Lafayette Ave
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Garret Boone
Butler County
Union
Ohio
Middletown
Dungan’s
Emma
Ella Miller
Ida Hoover
Dayton
Alva and
Cloyd
Goldie Hoover
Elva Kuicak
Florence Mefford
York
Dora de Venau
Long Island City
N. Y
McCoy
Services for Elmer Lefferson Held in Indianapolis
Elmer T. Lefferson 86, formerly of Middletown and brother of Mary Lefferson Sander of 14 Curtis St, died Tuesday at his daughter’s home in Indianapolis. Services were held yesterday in Indianapolis with burial at Troy. He had lived at the daughter’s home, and previously operated an in home office supply store after growing up on a 104 acre farm later subdivided into Park Place. Survivors include a son, Edgar of Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer T. Lefferson
Middletown
Mary Lefferson Sander
Curtis St
Indianapolis
Troy
Lefferson
Harry Guion
Park Place
Edgar
Bloomington
Ind
Miss Lucile Earhart 76 Franklin native dies in Middletown
Miss Lucile Earhart 76 of 229 Oxford Road Franklin native and former Dayton kindergarten teacher and librarian died at 6 05 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a six day illness. Private services will be held Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery. Contributions to the Franklin public library are suggested in lieu of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lucile Earhart
Oxford Road
Middletown Hospital
Miss Earhart
Dayton
Dayton Public Library
Middletown First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill
Franklin Public Library
Germantown
Mary van Tilburgh White
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
White
Lutheran Home For
Westlake
Services set for Wilbur W. Foulks of Waynesville
Wilbur W. Foulks 74 of Waynesville Rt 3 died Wednesday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Stubbs Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survived by wife Minnie daughter Virginia Grove of Centerville son Donald of Lancaster seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Wilbur W. Foulks
Miss JA Crowned Tonight at Middletown Dance
Miss JA crown to be chosen at the annual Middletown High School Achievement dance in the gym from 8 p.m. to midnight. Finalists include Connie Heinkel Teri Senior Deborah Soule Pam Surgenor and Melissa Tobias. The winner will represent Middletown in state and national competition this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Connie Heinkel
Teri Senior
Deborah Soule
Pam Surgenor
Melissa Tobias
Central Store
Mike Lehman
Middletown Achievers Association
Ath Series Of Dance Classes Set
The fourth seven night series of modern and ballroom dance lessons by the Parks and Recreation Department opens next Wednesday at Goldman Park. Beginners meet at 7 30 pm and advanced at 8 30 pm taught by Miss Joan Ritter of Middletown. The seven lesson series costs 7 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Parks and Recreation
Park Board
Goldman Park
Joan Ritter
Middletown
New York
Radio City Rockettes
Ralph Connor
Nuclear test blast reported at Nevada site
Washington AP reports a underground nuclear test at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site with an explosive yield estimated between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT. It marks the 10th weapons related test announced by the AEC this year. The agency also conducted two peaceful nuclear explosive tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and service details
Germantown Independent Telephone Co. husband Frank died in 1955. Surviving are a daughter Katherine Carpenter of Rocky River and two grandchildren Jessie Laws and others. Listed are names Katherine Carpenter Jessie Laws John Land James Lecky Jr Jane Knuckles Louis Pfirrman Anna Eisnaugle with service times and locations across Oxford Requiem High Mass at St Stephen's Church and private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown Independent Telephone Co
Frank
Katherine Carpenter
Rocky River
Jessie Laws
Schenck Ave
Brown - Dawson
John Land
Chestnut St
Oxford
Marshall Smith
James Lecky Jr
Justin Stace
Haven Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Jane Knuckles
S. G St
Webb
Louis Pfirrman
Reservoir St
St. Stephen’s Church
Anna Eisnaugle
Kahn Ave
Proeschel
Notable Executives and Choreographer Die in Separate Incidents
White Plains report says L Keith Goodrich 61 executive vice president of McGraw Hill Inc died Thursday. London dispatch notes Andree Howard 57 a renowned ballet choreographer and dancer found dead at home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
L. Keith Goodrich
McGraw-Hill, Inc
London
Andree Howard
Butler Officials Say Log Cabin Thieves Outnumber Cabins
Butler County Park Department officials note the 150 year old log cabin logs were returned after a mix up by a barn worker. Bruce Diehl quips that more thieves than cabins exist, and Miami University students reply with a cheeky request for the cabin plans from Log Cabin Thieves Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Park Department
Park Department
Monroe
Bruce Diehl
Déehl
Miami University
Oxford
Log Cabin Thieves, Inc
William K. Robinson
County Park Board
Australian readers spend five dollars per year
Canberra publishers estimate readers in Australia spend about 5.0 dollars annually per person on books, ranking the country with the highest English speaking world expenditure.
Trenton Sets April Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week
The Trenton Council announced April 29 to May 3 as clean-up paint-up fix-up week. Extra trucks will run to collect winter accumulation from basements and garages, with village administrator Von Little noting items at regular pickup points will be collected during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Trenton Council
von Little
Three Weights Used In English System
The English system uses three weight types: avoirdupois weight for most goods, troy weight for precious metals, and apothecaries weight for medicines.
Mighty Middies Named At Middletown High Assembly
At an all school assembly Middletown High named honorary Mighty Middies. Stanley Lewis and Dr William Patton received honors as faculty leaders while Nancy Nesbit was crowned Mighty Middie Queen. Candy Bailey Chuck Fraunfelter Jane Lawson Scott Nein Cherry Calhoun and Mark Gardner were named Miss and Mr Mighty Middie across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Lewis
Middletown High
William Patton
MHS
Steve Cole
Nancy Nesbit
Alma Knepshield
Mary Jurkowitz
Ruth McClanahan
Mighty Middie
Candy Bailey
Chuck Fraunfelter
Jane Lawson
Scott Nein
Cherry Calhoun
Mark Gardner
White criticizes Johnson over Vietnam war rhetoric
W. White, Republican Senate hopeful, accused President Johnson of mismanaging the Vietnam war. Speaking to GOP women in Fulton County, White said Johnson is running the war “out of a 10-gallon hat,” likening him to a Texas rancher trying to drive sheepherders from Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Ohio
William L. White
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Ohioans Die In War Losses Rise to Three
The Defense Department lists three Ohioans among Vietnam war dead. Army Sgt. Lloyd E. Streisch of Willowick and Army Spec. 4 Norman W. Tarpley of Columbus were killed in action, while Marine Pfc. Dennis R. Davidson of Dayton is listed for nonhostile causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Lloyd E. Streisch
Willowick
Norman W. Tarpley
Columbus
Dennis R. Davidson
Dayton
Burglary and Theft Reports Spark Police Briefs
Roger Turrell of Turco Corp. reports $240 missing from a bank deposit. Mrs. William Johnson says $115 vanished from a home chest. Burglars broke into Packaging Corp. shed on Baltimore Street but took nothing. Four boys aged 15 and 16 were arrested after rocks were thrown at a car on Yankee Road. a woman in the car was struck but not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Turrell
Turco Corp
Turco
Breiel Boulevard
William Johnson
Whittier St
Packaging Corp. of America
Baltimore Street
Yankee Road
Community theft targets garage rear in Lafayette Ave report
Doris Barker of 1103 Lafayette Ave. reported 75 to 100 concrete blocks missing from the rear of her garage, prompting police to log the incident as a property theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Barker
Lafayette Ave
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Leffler Funeral Home
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Howard Hoover
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Elmer Lefferson
Miss Lucile Earhart
Wilbur Foulks
Mrs
Mary White
N. Main
Miss JA
Athol
Mass
Diana Piro
Butler
Canberra
Australian
Osborne Studios
Manchester Ave
Verity Pkwy
Mighty Middies
Edward ‘Skeeter’ Payne
W. White
Lbj
Blueball
Nettie
Ile
Pittsburgh Paints
Stitt Tcc
WM. Rogers Silverplate
Cake & Pastry Server
P.G
Channel 7
Pittsburgh Paints Center
Dodds Monuments
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Ald
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