Deaths And Funerals Notices From Local Area
Services for Mrs. Rose Allen, 53, of 2213 Carolina St., will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodsider Cemetery. She died Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Mrs. Pearl Day, 81, of Oak Hill Ohio, died yesterday at Garden Manor Nursing Home after a stay since Feb. 3. no immediate survivors. Arrangements incomplete. Other notices list multiple survivors and funeral timings at various homes and cemeteries.
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Rose Allen
Carolina St
Lewis Tackett
Frenchburg
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Allen
Middletown Hospital
Pearl Day
Oak Hill
Ohio
Garden Manor Nursing Home
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Gwen
Area Jews Observe Passover With Family Dinner
Area Middletown Jews plan a Passover dinner after sundown marking the first day of the festival. Rabbi Meyer Marx explains the symbolism of unleavened bread parsley egg and other foods and notes the leap year shift for 1970.
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Middletown-area
Wis
Meyer Marx
Temple Beth Shalom
Egypt
Marx
Mrs Beadie Ellison 81 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Beadie Ellison aged 81 of 809 South Main Street died at 9 45 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since February 24 She was a War Mothers member and a Pythian Sister born in Mississippi Surviving are her husband Samuel four sons Glenn of Treasure Island Florida Tilmon of Middletown William of Cincinnati and Robert of Monroe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie Ellison
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Ellison
War Mothers
Pythian Sisters
Mississippi
Samuel
Glenn
Treasure Island
Fla
Tilmon
Middletown
William
Cincinnati
Robert
Monroe
Arthur M Hall Dies Aged 56 At Miami Valley Hospital
Arthur M Hall 56 of 104 Burton Road died at 3 25 pm yesterday in Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a month as a patient He worked since 1948 in Armco Steel Corp cold strip mill Survived by wife Pansy two daughters Judith and Mrs James Hartzell one son Richard of Los Angeles two sisters Eva Hunter and Mrs Russell Hunt five grandchildren Services 10 am Wednesday at Riggs Funeral Home Rev Walter Weber officiating Burial LaFollette Tennessee Memorials to Middletown Butler Unit American Cancer Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hall
Burton Road
Yesteday
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Hall
Armco Steel Corp
Pansy
James Hartzell
Fairborn
Judith Hall
Richard
Los Angeles
Tiwo
Eva Hunter l
Jacksonboro
Tenn
Russell Hunt
Detroit
Riggs
Walter Weber
LaFollette
Middletown Butler
American Cancer Society
Armco Plants Invite Schools to Earth Day Event
Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works plans an Earth Day program with tours and a Q A session. Donald Osborne notes the event will include a training building visit and remarks on air pollution efforts for students from Antioch Xavier Miami Univ Ohio Northern and area high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Donald Osborne
Antioch
Wilmington
Xavier University
Madison
Springboro
Trenton
Middletown Branch
Miami University
Ford
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Armco
Osborne
Osborne to emcee Jones dinner at Manchester Inn
Don Osborne Armco's Middletown Works manager will be master of ceremonies at a Jones for Congress dinner Friday at the Manchester Motor Inn. Maureen Reagan daughter of Gov Ronald Reagan will speak. A six o’clock reception precedes the seven o’clock dinner with the Sounds of America band directed by William Svarda providing entertainment.
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Don Osborne
Armco
Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Maureen Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Sounds of America’ Band
William Svarda
Powell for Congress Dinner Emphasizes Pollution Control
Ronald J. Thompson of Armco Steel will speak at a Powell for Congress dinner at Imperial House South on Earth Day. He will outline Armco’s pollution control efforts as Mary Jones chairs a 7 pm event tied to Powell’s national pollution stance with entertainment by the Fairfield Chevaliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. Thompson
Armco Steel Corp
Powell
Fairfield Chevaliers
Israeli Planes Reply To Egyptian Air Raid
Israeli warplanes struck Egyptian military targets along the central Suez Canal for over three hours. A spokesman said all aircraft returned safely. Egypt claimed losses and a pilot was recovered in the canal after a Saturday night raid.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
U.S
Vandalised Pasquale Pizza Damaged. Cash Stolen in Break-in
Police reported hundreds of dollars in damage at Pasquale Pizza on Central Ave after a break in. Thieves destroyed a music box, removed coins, took cigarettes and cash, and eggs flour and garbage were thrown about. Manager Evalee Johnson closed the shop Saturday night. police were notified at 9 15 a m. A separate break in at the Bait Shop on Manchester involved theft of a wooden box containing $8 to $9 from a rear garage.
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Pasquale Pizza
Central Ave
Evalee Johnson
First Ave
Russell Carter
Manchester
March Named for Mars War God Reflects Resumed Campaigns
March is named after Mars the god of war symbolizing the end of winter pauses and the return of military campaigns. The month’s origin ties to martial activity and annual timing for wars and campaigns.
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Mars
FASTEETH Adhives: firmer dentures and natural eating
Advertising copy touts FASTEETH powder as an alkaline adhesive for upper and lower dentures. Claims include firmer fit and comfort, easier eating, no gummy taste, and urges regular dental visits and purchase at drug counters.
Republicans Split Over Ford Impeachment Move
House GOP leaders voice anguish over Senator Douglas impeachment bid led by Gerald Ford. Critics warn timing could spark electoral backlash while Ford defends charges of improper conduct and urges a six member probe. Democrats pressure Judiciary Committee chair Emanuel Celler to act.
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Washington
House
Gerald. Ford
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Anowe
Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Senate
Nixon
Douglas
Louis C. Wyman
R-N.h
Joe D. Waggonner
D-La
Investi
South
Emanuel Celer
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Wyman-Waggonner
Celler
Penick Defense Claims Drunken Homicide in Murder Trial
The 61-year-old artist Penick, of 101 Elliott Ave New Miami, tells a three-judge panel he was in a state of mental incapacity from two days of heavy drinking when he allegedly shot his wife Helen 36 last Nov 2. The trial before Judge Fred B. Cramer includes over 100 Middletown High students as observers. Co counsel George Elliott says Penick woke after drinking to find his wife dead and buried her body in a shallow grave near Miami Cement Products in Williamsdale. Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel counters that the defendant did not start heavy drinking until after the crime.
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Hamilton
Penick
Elliott Ave
New Miami
Helen
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Robert L. Marrs
Middletown High School
George Elliott
Middletown
Miami Cement Products
Williamsdale
Richard J. Wessel
Senior Citizens Plan Dance at Center in Middletown
A Middletown senior center hosts an April dance at 7 p.m. Thursday with Chapman Trio. Week events include service circle Tuesday, chorus rehearsal Wednesday, sewing crafts and dancing Thursday, and bowling Friday. Center hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for residents 60 and over.
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Senior Citizen Center
Columbia Ave
Chapman Trio
Wineford Sabo
J & J Lanes
Middletown
Fires Reported At Multiple City Addresses With Varied Damages
At 10 17 am a basement fire at 811 14th Ave caused by gasoline fumes damaged the building and contents by 500 dollars each. At 5 02 pm a 102 N Sutphin St blaze from backfire caused 75 dollars in damage. At 8 45 pm a second floor bedroom fire at 113 N Grimes St started from careless matches by a four year old, with 500 dollars building and 150 dollars contents losses. Claude Allen, 47, was ill and transported to Middletown Hospital, treated and released.
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14Th Ave
Larry Johnson
N. Main St
Claude Allen
Middletown Hospital
N. Sutphin St
Kathleen Bamberlain
N. Grimes St
Elizabeth Willis
Spring Shopping and Hobbies Bring Fresh Style to Town
Shoppers find spring mood in Filson's window displays and new Jantzen outfits. Merle Norman Cosmetix Studio offers Sheer Shimmers and Sheer Glo for a luminous season. Tropical fish supplies lure hobbyists to 1312 First Ave. Goodyear Service Store pitches power mowers for sunny weekends. Pickwick Shoppe expands gift options as Hobe jewelers flaunt gold pieces and perfumes. Hammond organ debuts at Norris Music with Lowrey line. Sebald Award winners linked to music.
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Filson
Jantzen
Bermudas
Jamaicas
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
1342 Central
Evelyne Smith
Mercie Norman
Legion
Middletown
Norris Music
Norris
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Washington, D., C
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Blondine Long
Ora
June Emrick
Geraldine Powell
Germantown
Betty Corcoran
Daniel
Clarence
John Arpp
Earl Chadwick
Jessie Manker
Forrer St
Amanda
Manker
John
Marion Scott
Roy Scott
Jean Combs
Louise Goodwin
Mabel Chaney
Covington
Alice Sullivan
Alice Philbower
Mae Wagner
Gladys Proctor
Lola Armitage
Thresia Cornelia
Cayman Sullivan
Virgil Hanks
San Bernardino
Calif
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Howard Sears
Della Emrick
Della L. Emrick
Plum St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Camden
Myrl R. Heavenridge
St. Line Road
Liberty
Ind
Preble County
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairhaven
Heavenridge
Ruby
Daugher
Valera Clark
Richmond
Nellie Hays
Curb Service
Perl
Internal Revenue
Jones
Hauselman Transportation
Park St
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Round
Charlotte
Goodyear Service
Huffy
Briggs and Stratton Motors
Goodyear’s
Pickwick
India
Hattie Carnegie
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