Deaths and funerals in Middletown and area
Obituaries list Mrs. Barbara Ellen Banks 83 of 1616 Smith Ave died visiting in Trenton. Husband Burse. son Estil. daughters Mrs. South and others. 21 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Service Monday at Rufus Street Church of God. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Also noted are Herman Stanley Palmer 61 and Clyde Peck 64 with services and burials. several other deaths listed with funeral details and funeral-home arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ellen Banks
Smith Ave
Mary South
Trenton
Banks
Wolf County
Burse
Estil
Middletown
South
Elizabeth Allen
Virginia Jackson
James Taulbee
Wall Lake
Mich
Roscoe Taulbee
A Gabbard
Gratis
Martha Back
West Chester
Amanda Burton
Beattyville
Rufus Street Church of God
Carl Brown
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Herman Stanley Palmer
Lafayette Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Mr Palmer
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio National Guard
Vivian
John
Phillip
Virginia Tipton
William
Raymond
Monroe
Thomas Shockley
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Mr. Peck
Stanford
Black Clawson
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Scottish Rite
Minnie
Leslie
Reseda
Calif
Robert
Curtis
E. C. Peck
Paul Remick
Deardorff
Otterbein
Florence
San Mateo
Dorothy White
Watertown
N.Y
Jefferson School to Stage Monticello Hall Salute to Jefferson
Jefferson School hosts a PTO sponsored Monticello Hall event from 2 to 6 p.m. featuring a play about Thomas Jefferson titled A Step Toward Freedom, with student actors David Myers Paula Chaney and Teressa Peters detailing Jefferson life, inventions, and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Monticello Hall
Jefferson Scereniaa
PTO
Jefferson School
Jefferson
David Myers
Paula Chaney
Martha
Middletown and Franklin youths win Optimist oratory spots
Lynn Love of Middletown and Randy McClain of Franklin won zone 18 Optimist oratory contests and will represent the district in Columbus to compete for a $500 scholarship at the Dayton convention. Judges included Tom Muchmore and teachers from Lemon Monroe and Franklin schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Franklin
Ohio
Columbus
Lynn Love
Grady Love
14Th Ave
Theiddletown
Randy McClain
James McClain
John St. Franklin
Franklin Junior High School
Siesta Inn
West Chester
Monroe
Madison Township
Eaton
Lakota
Dayton
Tom Muchmore
Journal
Gene Savior
Lemon-Monroe
Beth French
Ae Christian School
Wie
Whoseusband
Cancer Crusade ushers in door to door drive in Middletown
Over 700 volunteers start a year long Cancer Crusade visit blitz in Middletown with a goal of 53000. Volunteers will leave literature at homes and envelopes for those absent. Youth Against Cancer distributed materials in areas and chairs for Bank Day are held by Floyd Bender and assistants. Local chairwomen include Mrs Newlin Middletown Mrs Hirt Monroe Mrs Swig Trenton and Mrs Enright Madison Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Youth Against Cancer
Bank Day
Floyd Bender
Joseph Newlin
Roger Hirt
Monroe
Robert Swig
Trenton
Gerald Enright
Madison Township
Two Butler County Deputies Appointed Under Sheriff Walton
Two new deputies join Butler County Sheriff Robert Walton and begin duty Thursday. Meade Curtis, 77, of Hamilton, and Steve Sprague, 22, of Fairfield, will work in the county jail before moving to road patrol. Meade was a township officer in Oxford Township. Sprague was an auxiliary with Fairfield Police and attends the Police Basic Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Robert Walton
Meade
Mon Curtis Drive
Steve Sprague
Impala Drive
Fairfield
Oxford
Sprague
Fairfield Police Department
Police
Shen
Trenton council studies tax plan at league meeting
Trenton officials discussed municipal income tax revenue sharing at an Ohio Municipal League conference. They met with State Rep William Denham and Sen Donald F Lukens to address Senate Bill 920 which they deem permissive and insufficient for mandatory funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ohio Municipal League
William Denham
Donald F. “Bur
Lukens
John Madottori
Wayne Sizzlin Scissors 444 Club Elects Officers
Rita Gerber elected president of the Wayne Sizzlin Scissors 444 Club for 1976. Officers include Ann Shule vice president JJ Conrad secretary Lisa Peench treasurer Cindy Sims news reporter Debbie Ketz safety Julie Conrad health. A door to door flower sale planning for May with petunias tomatoes and geraniums. Next meeting set for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Rita Gerber
Wayne Sizzlin Scissors 444 Club
Ann Shule
JJ Conrad
Lisa Peench
Cindy Sims
Debbie Ketz
Julie Conrad
Bicentennial Week Events At VFW Post 6405 In Middletown
Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 and Ladies Auxiliary announce a week of celebrations centered on the Bicentennial. Activities include church services, poster and essay contests, Library and Education Day, a charity cheer box donation, a Community Service Day, and a Loyalty Day dinner with post and auxiliary members attending the 4th District Loyalt Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Clark Vfw
Oo Ladies Auxiliary
Sunda
Rerious
Middletown
Ruthie Carter
Post 6405
Garfield School
Liberty Collection
VFW
National Headquarters
Wickinney Middle School
The
Post
Janet’s
Carter
Congress
VFW Post
View Post 6405
Virginia Cook Wins Buckeye 1 000 Contest in Ohio
Virginia Cook of Canfield wins the Buckeye 1 000 Ohio Lottery prize and will receive 1000 a month with a guaranteed 400000. The 47-year-old mother of three and General Motors worker spouse plan to study nursing and may vacation in Hawaii. Other winners include Austin F Carney 10000 Ben Kula 7506 William Rutherford Jr 4000 J O Evans 4000 William A Miller 3000 Charles Giordine 2000 Carmel Aulisis 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Virginia Cook
Canfield
Cook
General Motors
Lordstown
Robert
Hawaii
Lottery
Austin F Carney
Ben Kula
Garfield Heights
William Rutherford Jr
Cortland SS
J «. O. Evans
Toledo
William A. Miller
Dayton
Charles Giordine
Westlake
Carmel Aulisis
Youngstown
Traffic signal lightning seminar continues
The traffic signal school session at the Holiday Inn off I 75 discusses protecting signals from lightning. About 70 IMSA members from Cleveland Akron Dayton Columbus Louisville and Jacumal attend led by Hebert Zuchike a city technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Inn
Hebert Zuchike
International Municipal Signal Association
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Columbus
Louisville
Jacumal
Middletown
Zuchike
Exi Trafic
Medieval Damascus Swords Linked to Tungsten Hardeners
Researchers note that medieval Damascus blades used tungsten to harden steel, a practice echoed by modern metallurgy as tungsten strengthens steel alloys. The finding highlights continuity between ancient craftsmanship and present material science.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Journal
Barbara Banks
Herman Palmer
Hyde
Pock
Clyde Peck
Burton Road
Ira Rose
Ira Rose Jr
Brell Drive
Middletown Hospital
Hazard
Rose
Joann Colvin
Bertha Rose
Elizabeth Selby
Peggy Shirley
Shirley Hayes
Betty Metcalf
Donald
Chester
Dan
McCoy- Leffier Funeral Home
Roy Deardorff
Chautauqua
Scully
C Be Wintringham
Germantown
Anne Elizabeth
John Dupps
Rt. 2
Barneys Children’s Medical Center
Emily
Ehna
Ly. Gort Mercer
St Augustine's Church
Germantown Cemetery
John Arpp
Barneys
Paul Kirksey
Vartha Kirksey
Laura Lowden
Lebanon
Laura Mae Lowden
Tmme
Robert Sherman
Otterbein Chapel
Otterbein Cemetery
Hamilton Deatis Russell Feltner
Auburndale
Fla
New Miami
Brown Dawson Curtis Webb
Harm St
Colligan
Winifred Morris
Wan
Sixth St
Cahill
Ebenezer
Joshua
Jeremiah
Isaac
Hezekiah
Israel
Patience
Prudence Hannah
Hephvibah
Poe Ingram Judson
Andrea Mittenholzer
Don Scott
Benjamin Franklin
Teresa Peters
Tara Gillmen
Virginia
University of Virginia
Scot Lawson
Gullett
John Adams
Myers
Samatha Garrison
Ene
Ormond
Holyland
Ron Ormond
First Baptist Church
West Elkton
Garden & Pet Supply
BIO First Ave
Lynn Love Middletown
Cancer Crusade
Butler
VEW
Mrs. Cook
Buckeye
Rob Schubert
IMSA
Don Hill
Richard Goeecke
Zuehtke
Bill Whitman
Michael Schweickart
Euclid Neal
Mark Combs
Clarence Perry
Dodds Monuments
Verity Prey
Acrors
Weesude
Charles
Bud) Steller
Ted’s Hardware & Rental
Central Ave
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