Deaths and Funerals Carl Lipton Dies in Dayton
Carl H Lipton 61 a Dayton resident and Joffe Furniture partner for 28 years died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by wife Norma J, children Melvin and Steve Lipton, Mrs Weprin, Mrs Cutler, sisters Mrs Rocklin and Mrs Weingarden, Miss Faye Lipton, and three grandchildren. Services 11 am Tuesday Marker Heller Funeral Home Dayton. Flowers omitted. memorials to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Lipton
Dayton
Joffe Furniture Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
Optimist Club
Middletown
Temple Israel
B'nai B'rith
Norma J
Reva Lipton
Detroit
Robert Weprin
Marvin Cutler
Melvin Lipton
Steve Lipton
Richard Rocklin
Sidney Weingarden
Faye Lipton
Chicago
Marker and Heller
Middletown Woman Dies of Apparent Heart Attack
Mrs. Lillie Mae Glosson, 28, of 1304 Young Street, was dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 4 45 p m yesterday. She died of an apparent heart attack. A native of Farmersville Louisiana, she had lived in Middletown about a year.
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Lillie Mae Glosson
Young St
Middletown Hospital
Farmersville
Middletown
William W LeFever 89 Funeral in Eaton
Services for William W LeFever age 89 formerly of Middletown will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Girton Schmidt Memorial Home Eaton Burial will follow at Miltonville Cemetery Friends may call this evening from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mr LeFever died Saturday at Wayne Hospital Greenville He had resided in Greenville the last four years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W LeFever
Middletown
Girton Schmidt
Eaton
Miltonville
LeFever
Wayne Hospital
Greenville
Services for Willie James Bubbles Smith
Services for Willie James Bubbles Smith formerly of Middletown are set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Bailey Funeral Home with Rev. S. S. Cousins officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Smith died Friday in Cleveland. he was a native of Winder Georgia and reared by Charlie Everhart and his wife of Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie James Bubbles Smith
Middletown
Bailey Funeral Home
Widow Nellie Warrick Dead at 73 in Middleton
Nellie A Warrick 73 of 25 Crawford St. found dead in bed yesterday at 10 30 by her son Homer W Warrick after two years of declining health. Native of Montgomery County she lived in Dayton 20 years before moving to Middleton in 1962. Survived by two sons Homer and Daniel O Warrick of Middletown one sister Emma Hunt of Dayton eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 p m at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Edwin Bobbitt to officiate Burial Lebanon Cemetery calling hours Tuesday 3 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie A. Warrick
Crawford St
Homer W. Warrick
Montgomery County
Dayton
Middleton
Ora
Homer
Daniel O. Warrick
Middletown
Emma Hunt
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Edwin Bobbitt
Lebanon Cemetery
Four Year Old Cyclist and Motorcyclist Injured in Separate Crashes
A four year old boy from Wayland Kentucky and a Cincinnati man suffered minor injuries in two separate crashes yesterday. David Crager ran into Barbara Jensen’s car on Spencer Lane at 730 PM and sustained leg cuts. Samuel Allen declined treatment after his motorcycle hit Carolyn Turner’s car at Central Avenue and Sutphin Street at 640 AM when handlebars hooked the fender and the bike flipped. Maze, 21, of Yankee Road, declined treatment after sideswiping two parked cars on First Avenue. two owners are Harriet Prosperi and James Stumpf. Damages totaled over 500 dollars. Maze was cited for following distance.
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David Crager
Wayland
Middletown Hospital
Spencer Lane
Barbara Jensen
Brentwood St
Jensen Auto
Samuel Allen
Cincinnati
Carolyn Turner
Greenbush Road
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Vincent J. Maze
Yankee Road
First Avenue
Main Street
Broad Street
Harriet C. Prosperi
Dickey Road
James T. Stumpf
Union
Maze
Bond
Keller
Barker
Meadow Avenue
Richard Morrison
Meadow Ave
Lemon Township
Death of Reynolds of Seven Mile Widewidow of John A.
Reynolds 78 of 202 W Ritter St Seven Mile died 3 am Sunday in Golden Years Nursing Home Hamilton after a year as patient. Widow of John A Reynolds. Survived by two sons John P Reynolds Seven Mile and William F Reynolds Mt Vernon. Services 2 pm Wednesday Inman Funeral Home Somerville Rev Robert Hayes officiating. Burial Collinsville Cemetery. Visitation 7-9 pm Tuesday. Pythian Sisters memorial at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Robert Hayes
Collinsville
Pythian Sisters
Notable deaths and police briefs across several towns
Obituaries note the passing of prominent figures including Al den Stevens 60 president of the Association on American Indian Affairs Walter A Ziegler 73 director at B C Ziegler and Co and Winfield Townley Scott 58 famed poet and editor In Auburn Bledsoe and Krasnowski face drag racing charges while Fisher York Wright Turner Carpenter Wardlow report thefts and vehicle damage incidents across Trenton Carlisle and Manchester municipalities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, N.J
Alden Stevens
Association On American Indian Affairs
West Bend
Wis
Walter A. Ziegler
B. C. Ziegler and Co
Santa Fen N. M
Winfield Townley Scott
Candidates Speeches Set For Jacksonburg Event
Wayne Township Democratic Club hosts a candidates night at the elementary school tomorrow at 7 30 p m All offices from U S Senate downward invited Sen Frank Lausche not attending John J Gilligan expected Richard Koehler will be master of ceremonies Also Lloyd Miller of Middletown and James L Peters of Hamilton County seek the 24th Congressional District nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Democratic Club
Here
U. S. Senate
Frank Lausche
John J. Gilligan
Lausche
Richard Koehler
Butler County
Lloyd Miller
Middletown
James L Peters
Hamilton County
City to hold two hearings on zoning and development
City Commissioners will meet at 5 30 p m tomorrow for two public hearings. One seeks a zoning change from single family to A 3 for frontage on Brete Boulevard south of the No 5 Fire Station. The other proposes a five story high rise in the Olde Towne apartment project with capacity for three extra floors.
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Brete] Boulevard
No. 5
William Rathman
Olde Towne
City Commission
Sherman PTO Elects Kavouras President
Sherman School PTO elected George Kavouras president at a recent meeting. Other officers named were Jim Wander as vice president Thelma Kruse as secretary and Violet Layer as treasurer. A lawn fete at Sherman School is planned for May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kavorous
Crawford St
Sherman School
PTO
Jim Wander
Thelma Kruse
Violet Layer
Air rifle bullet damages Russell Buchanan home window
Russell Buchanan of 400 Eastline Drive reported an air rifle fired at his house, putting a hole in a window and causing about 225 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Buchanan
Eastline Drive
Two Dogs Killed When Car Hits Kennel
Two motorists faced charges after separate crashes including a 1:40 a.m. Verity Parkway crash near Elwood Street that killed two Beagle dogs valued at 150 dollars. Wayne L. Bond, 18, of Miamisburg, and Gary G. Barker, 18, of 4636 Yankee Road, were cited or charged, Bond for no operator's license and Barker for fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne L. Bond
Miamisburg
Gary G. Barker
Yankee Road
Bond
N. Verity Parkway
Elwood Street
Verity Parkway
Hughes Street
Jack H. Keller
Elwood St
St. Regis Declares 35 Cent Dividend for 1968
St. Regis Paper Co. directors declare a 35 cent per share dividend payable June 1 to shareholders of record May 9. First quarter 1968 net sales set a new record at $180,020,436, while earnings totaled $6,361,339 or 47 cents per share amid non operating expansion costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regis Paper Co
St. Regis
William R. Adams
Middletown High elects Janet Crawford president of student council
Janet Crawford a junior is elected president and Scott Nein elected vice president of Middletown High School student council for 1968 69. They will supervise homecoming the scholarship banquet and the student handbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Crawford
Middletown High School
Scott Nein
Frazier Reams Backs Humphrey in Ohio Pledge
Frazier Reams Jr the Ohio Democratic leader pledged support for Vice President Hubert Humphrey as Johnson withdraws from the race He released the Ohio National Convention delegation from his pledges and said he will vote for Humphrey on all ballots if more than one is taken Rep Thomas L Ashley also backed Humphrey and the May 7 primary looms with delegates to Ohio congressman Stephen M Young amid mixed pledges statewide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Ohio Democrats
Hubert Humphrey
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Johnson
Young
Thomas L. Ashley
Toledo
Humphrey
Ashley
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Louise Glosson
Lillie Glosson
Bloy
Clash
Story & Clark
Norris
First
William LeFever
Willie Smith
Nellie Warrick
Mrs
Irene Reynolds
Seven Mile
Irene
Riggs
N. Broad St
W. Elm St
Monroe
O. PH
City & State
William A. Scheidt
Elmo Ave
Colligan
Wilber Harris
Fenton St
Williamsdale
Klaus Weigel
Ella Mae Gullet
Belle Ave
Webb
Auburn W. Bledsoe
Sycamore Road
Trenton
David L. Krasnowski
Bonita Drive
Columbia Avenue
Irvin E. Fisher
Mossman Road
Emanuel York
Fisher
Charles Wright
Windsor Road
Manchester Motor Inn
Barry Turner
Ethel Ave
Carlisle
YMCA
Broad_ St
Samuel Carpenter
Third Ave
Wayne Wardlow
Hickory St
Diamond Fiber Products
W. Central Avenue
Sherman Pto
Kavouras
Melampy’s
Melampy
Belvedere
T.V
MHS
Butler County Commissioners
Hamilton
State Road
Seven Mile Creek
Milford Township
Fairgrove Ave
Stanley M. Perin
County Engineers
Board of County Commissioners
William R. Stitsinger
Donald Bacon Gordon Augspurger
Chester S. Raynak
S. M. Perin
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier, Mer
Frazier Reams
Anchester
Iddletown
Charlie Reeder
The
Rome
Beneficial Finance Co
Central Ave
Main St
Beneficial Mortgage Co
M Singer
Singer
Ong
A&m Records
Herb Alpert
Tijuana Brass
Sergio Mendes
Brasil
Julius Wechter
Claudine Longet
Cente
Middletown Shopping Plaza
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