Mrs Apple 64 dies after long teaching career
Mrs Helen Catherine Apple 64 of 707 Flemming Road died at 6 30 p m Monday in Middletown Hospital where admitted March 5 She taught in Canton 12 years before moving to Middletown in 1962 Member of Middletown Art Study Club Neighborhood Garden Club St Pauls United Church of Christ where she led the Junior Department Survived by husband Harvey retired 1969 Roosevelt Junior High School daughter Marleen Bain Moscow Idaho brother Ralph Weidman Hartville Ohio and three grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Burial at Woodside Cemetery No visitations Also Tarver died Sunday at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Catherine Apple
Flemming Road
Middletown Hospital
Apple
Canton
Middletown
Roosevelt Junior High School
Marleen Bain
Moscow
Idaho
Ralph Weidman
Hartville
Ohio
Wilson Schramm
S. Main St
Robert McNamara
Richard R. Schechter
Woodside Cemetery
Trenton Man Harold Birch Dies. Widow and Family Noted
Harold Birch aged 63 of 126 Baltimore St Trenton died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 2 59 p m Monday after a long illness He retired in 1969 as a machinist at Mokry Tesmer Inc Surviving are his wife Zola two sons Allen in Korea and Ronald of Trenton two daughters Phyllis Coate of Trenton and Nora Lockard of Middletown four brothers Earl Virgil Guy George all of Middletown two sisters Ruth Dennis and Ara Van Cleve of Middletown and 10 grandchildren Arrangements are with Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Birch
Baltimore St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Birch
Mokry-Tesmer Inc
Zola
Allen
Korea
Ronald
Phyllis Coate
Nora Lockard
Middletown
Earl of
Franklin
Guy
George Tarver Services Held in West Chester
George Tarver, seven, of West Chester, will have services at 10 am Wednesday at Bailey Funeral Home with Elder Rudolph Pringle officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tarver
West Chester
Bailey Funeral Home
Rudolph Pringle
Woodside Cemetery
Death of Homer Stotts at Middletown Hospital
Homer Stotts aged 77 of the City Hotel died at 6:30 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after a long stay since April 18. Born in Nicholasville Kentucky he leaves a brother Walter of Dayton as the sole immediate survivor. Funeral services are to be held at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stotts
City Hotel
Middletown Hospital
Nicholasville
Walter
Dayton
McCoy-Leffler
Garrett Franklin Jay B. Garrett dies after surgery in Dayton
Jay B. Garrett 57 of Hemple Road Farmersville died Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after open heart surgery three weeks earlier. He was a Franklin Wood Products Co employee and a farmer. Survived by wife Freda, son Robert, four daughters Lois Sparks Ruth Little Joan Miller, two brothers James and Bert, two sisters Alice Gillen Maggie Brown. Services 8 p.m. Thursday Eaton Funeral Home. Burial at Woodhill.
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Franklin
Jay B. Garrett
Hemple Road
Farmersville
Rt. 1
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Garrett
Franklin Wood Products Co
Germantown
Freda
Robert
Lois Sparks
Farmersville Rt. 1
Ruth Little
Peasttown Heights
Joan Miller
Middletown
James
Kettering
Bert
Chautauqua
Alice Gillen
Maggie Brown
Hazel Green
Eaton Funeral Home
Eugene Frazer
Woodhill Cemetery
Germantown Obituary Pete Oehler Dies at 65
Pete Oehler 65 of 4 E Centers Sr Germantown died at 6 42 am Monday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a week as a patient He was a retired employee of Twin Valley Aluminum Co Germantown Surviving Irene his wife two daughters Judy Weiner and Mary Brooks Burial Thursday 5 to 9 pm at John Arpp Claire Kohr to officiate at Fairview Cemetery Gratis family requests no gifts
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Germantown
Everette
Pete Oehler
E. Centers Sr
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Oehler
Twin Valley Aluminum Co
Irene
Judy Weiner
Mary Brooks
John Arpp
Claire Kohr
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Never Too Late for Methadone in Minneapolis
Joel Egertson, director at Mount Sinai Hospital, says a drug addict held a knife to his throat after arriving late for a methadone dose. The man demanded his weekly dose, furniture was overturned, and police arrived as staff provided the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Joel Egertson
Mount Sinai Hospital
Egertson
Antique Dealers Meet Discuss Early China Topic
Glynn Marsh of Dayton led Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association discussion on Early China at the Campus Branch First National Bank meeting. Identification folders were handed to members by Robert Stover and Stover Americana Workshop. Karl Banzhaf proposed committee names for the eighth annual Antique Show at the Armory on Oct 23-24. Hosts were Mark and? Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn Marsh
Dayton
Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association
First National Bank
Robert Stover
Stover Americana Workshop
Village General Store
Amanda
Karl Banzhaf
Mark Johnson
Germantown Rescue Squad Memorial Contributions
Memorial contributions are reported as made to the Germantown Rescue Squad. The item indicates community support through gifts intended for squad operations and future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gests
Germantown
Obituaries Notices for Five Local Residents
Obituaries list services for five area residents across multiple churches and private services. John Robinmyer aged 68 at 1995 Dixie Highway to be laid to rest at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Dom McGuire, 76, 26 South Fourth Street, services 2 p.m. Wednesday. Jonathan McElhaney, 75, 191 Progress Avenue, service 1 p.m. Wednesday at Ross Avenue Church of God. Flora Pierce, 82, 48 Cleveland Avenue, service 1 p.m. Wednesday. Eugene Sloneker, 77, 4761 Pleasant Avenue, service 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Addie Kehr, 78, 716 Clinton Avenue, private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinmyer
Dixie Hwy
Webb
Dom McGuire
S. Fourth St
Brown-Dawson
Jonathan McElhaney
Progress Ave
Ross Avenue Church
Proeschel
Addie Kehr
Clinton Ave
Rogers urges China role in Asia to ease SEATO tensions
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told SEATO that the United States aims to encourage Communist China to play a constructive role in Asia as Washington moves toward ending the Vietnam War. He urged allied support for China’s long term economic development and noted Beijing’s evolving policy.
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London
William P. Rogers
United States
China
Asia
Rogers
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South Vietnam
SEATO
Nixon
Washington
Peking
U.S
America
Red China
John Foster Dulles
Press Is Fourth Check Morse Says At Kent
KENT Ohio AP Former U S Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon urged a free press as the fourth check in democracy at Kent State University. He warned against monopolistic control, praised public disclosure, and criticized Nixon Agnew press attacks while defending rights to free expression. He cited city ion issues and single ownership of papers.
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Kent
Ohio
U.S
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Kent State University
Nixon
Agnew
Congress
Middletown Kiwanis to hear planning talk by John C Brown
Real estate developer John C Brown will speak on future planning for Middletown at Kiwanis East dinner tonight at 6 30 PM. Webb Record serves as program chairman at the Holiday Inn. The club seeks donations for an auction set for Saturday May 8 at the old Garrett Tobacco building on Manchester Avenue near Verity Parkway. Call 423 3478 or 424 2947 to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John C. Brown
Kiwanis East
Webb Record
Holiday Inn
Garrett Tobacco
Manchester Avenue
Verity Parkway
Revised Health Bill Would Benefit Firms
Washington moves raise questions on health reform as Senate Finance Committee hears from UAW President Leonard Woodcock and AFL-CIO ally Andrew Biemiller. House debate centers on Byrnes plan subsidizing small employers while Kennedy argues tax offsets may offset higher costs. Byrnes touts July 1 1973 effectiveness with total annual cost around 390 dollars for a married worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
House
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Elliot Richardson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Belt buckle saves officer as Youngstown shoplifting suspect fires
In Youngstown Ohio a heavy belt buckle of Patrolman Frederick Green deflected a handgun shot from Wendell Carter the suspect in a store theft outside Atlantic Thrift Center. Carter and Officer Tanner were wounded in a later exchange. Green suffered abdominal and scalp injuries. Carter remained under guard at St Elizabeth Hospital Monday night.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Atlantic Thrift Center
Wendell Carter
Frederick Green
Green
William Tanner
Tanner
Carter
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Would-Be Burglars Shot At A Tytus Avenue Home
James M. Lawson of 3203 Tytus Avenue reported two men prying windows on the east side of his house at 3:20 a.m. He fired a .25-caliber revolver, hitting at least once as the burglars fled to the rear. Police found pry marks on several windows.
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Tytus Avenue
James M. Lawson
Tytus
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Mrs. Apple
Tarver
Everette Oehler
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
Methadone
VYWRA
Children
UNI
Dixie Cruise
Richard Starr
Thomas Spaniel
Lorain
Red
Kiwanis
Tere
Middle Town
West State St
Dial
Maurice E
Moe
Ridenow
Dodds Monuments
Verity
7Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Arti Ng
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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