Middletown Area Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Obituaries list for local residents including Wood of gas Street who died at 11 16 am at a hospital after a long illness. Teresa Kamphaus Lampton of Granite City died after extended illness. infant daughter of Mrs Quin tes Jackson died at Children’s Hospital. Myrtle A Neely 77 of Lebanon died at Christ Hospital. Jodava F Sims 84 of Lebanon died at home. Myra Lodwick 80 of Lebanon died at Bethesda North Hospital. Visitation and funeral arrangements span multiple local funeral homes and churches with services and gravesides scheduled in Middletown Lebanon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Kamphaus Lampton
Granite City
Ill
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cincinnati
Middletown
Hamilton
George R. Jr
Edward
Dayton
Nancy L. Ott
Age Calif
Oi Lynne LL
Franklin
da L. Wootan
George Kamphaus
George Meeks
Norwood
Walter Fischer
Robert Brotzge
Quintes Jackson
Vance Sr
Children’s Hospital
Lebanon
Myrtle A. Neely
Christ Hospital
Chester T
Edwin
Thomas
Huntsville
Ala
Imogene Halcomb
Betty Bailey
Zack Arnold
Myra Lodwick
Northwood Drive
Bethesda North Hospital
Lodwick
Dorothy Langhurst
James
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fred Or
Saylor Park
Charles George
Hallie Suit
Seifert. Hardig
Maple Grove
Cleves
First Presbyterian Church
Delhi
Grocery Drive
Unusual joint summer school graduation in Middletown
In Middletown, 55 students from Middletown and Lemon-Monroe high schools graduated in a quiet joint ceremony without pomp. No valedictorian, no speeches, and casual attire marked the event led by principals James Porter and Don Altstaetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Jame James Porter
Middletown and
Lemon
Monroe High School
Betty Lou Nein
Lemon-Monroe High
Don Altstaetter
Thomas
Porter
County tackles unemployment benefits for jury worker case
Prosecutor Morris voiced concern over unemployment payments in a Franklin case where a county worker claimed benefits after a single day on the job. Auditor Les Spaeth pressed for action, citing a Montgomery County ruling that voluntary exit and later eligibility do not obligate county payment. Turkelson said the office plans to act and will review whether juror or poll worker qualifies as a county employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Clout
Franklin Man
Tmeoarty
Les Spaeth
Wiuatien
Wismy
Franklin Ge
Ketson
Ast
Montgomery
Turkelson
Middletown 1977 vital statistics reveal births outpace deaths
The 1977 Middletown report from the Health Department shows 605 births and 320 deaths for a population of 48,767, with heart disease and cancer as leading causes. It notes 623 patients treated at the general disease clinic, 121 vision tests, 181 hearing tests, 128 tuberculin tests in schools, and 841 nuisance complaints along with 527 food-operations inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winif
Middletown
Orie Department of Health
Duff
General Disease Clinic
Health Department
Miami Jacobs College adopts four day class week
Miami Jacobs College will hold classes Monday through Thursday, cutting Friday sessions to encourage attendance. The plan, under President Charles P. Harbottle, shifts focus to early tutoring, aims to prevent learning crises, and allows makeups for weather related cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davpon
Miami-Jacobs Gaunior College
Akil
TV Ars Ne Pius
Charles P. Harbottle
Harbottle
America
Deaths of Elbert R. Drake and Mary C. Smith
Elbert R. Drake, 53, of 10034 St. Young Road, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital after a work incident at the Fisher Body plant in Hamilton where he was a production carpenter. Survived by son Elbert B. Drake, daughters Phyllis Jones and Clora Drake, brother Dellas, his wife Eva preceded him in death in 1974. Funeral arrangements set at Brown Dawson Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Burial Park after services. Mary C. Smith, 77, of 834 Main St. had private services at family convenience, per Webb Funeral Home notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Wood
Gas St
Idiol We Hospital
Wood
Tronten
Eis
Vative
Aid
Iever
Ghgert
F&am
Kcotinwa Cornelim
Kiown Commandery
Rw I
Civil Center
Mate Tarnert
Linda Ene
Greene
Middletown
Lethoe
Trenton
Hartwig
Ison Inc. SiSters
Vs. Co . Pos
Cincinnati
Henevieve Lambert
Nington
Calif
Camden
Elbert R. Drake
St . Young Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Fisher Body
Brown- Dawson
Rose Hill Burial Park
Mary C. Smith
Main St
Webb Funeral Home
Good Humor to Return to Springboro Streets
Springboro residents may see Good Humor back on the streets within weeks as Jim Forrester seeks council approval to operate two ice cream trucks. The council conditions permit on daylight hours and proper insurance. Councilman Tom Brown asks not to target his home before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Jim Forrester
Forrester
Tom Brown
Fire reports and injuries across multiple addresses
At 7:29 a.m. a fire at Sportsman's Cafe prompted Judy Miller a 36 year old resident of 1811 Baltimore St to seek hospital treatment for face cuts. Earlier at 9 p.m. a 73 year old resident of 112 S Clinton St John Brell required hospital care after breathing difficulty but was admitted in fair condition. Other calls included chest pains at 615 S Breiel Blvd for Jack Wilson 36 of 6323 Model Court admitted for treatment and Delores Centers 43 from 304 Young St treated and released after breathing difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman's Cafe
Judy Miller
Baltimore St
John Brell
S. Clinton St
Grand Ave
Catalpa Drive
S. Breiel Blvd
Jack Wilson
Model Court
Young St
Delores
Germantown Girl Struck By Car In Accident
Six year old Lori Frey of 1418 E. Germantown was struck by a car in Germantown. The incident details were reported but not fully disclosed in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Lori Frey
Danny R. Dixon
Dayton
E. Market St
Girl Fair After Gun Accident In Middletown
A 7-year-old girl, Billie Jo Combs, was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after accidentally shooting her left hand with her father Edward Combs 357 Magnum pistol yesterday. Police said the bullet lodged in the ceiling. the weapon will be held 30 days for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Billie Jo Combs
Park St
Edward Combs
Three break-ins reported yesterday across homes and offices
Police reported three burglaries: a Lamplight Court apartment where a stereo system valued at 900 dollars was stolen from a fold-down attic entry. a Central Avenue podiatry office where cash and a filing key were taken. and a Hoerner Waldorf strike headquarters building ransacked with no items stolen. A car near 2504 N Verity Parkway also had a radio converter removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Klein
Les Appel
Central Ave
Hoerner Waldorf
N. Verity Parkway
Debbie Perdue
Beverly Lane
Countryside YMCA drive announced progress and goals
Countryside YMCA in Lebanon plans a 600000 fund drive, aiming for completion by late fall. The 4 million project has 34 million raised. a 75000 Kresge Foundation grant depends on full goal. Marvin Young leads the effort, seeking pledges from businesses, industry, foundations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jack Singerman
Singerman
Kresge
Marvin Young
YMCA
Young
Hamilton woman guilty of murder
Lillian Beland, 29, of 911 Greenwood Ave in Hamilton, pleaded guilty to murder and attempted robbery for the Feb 25 stabbing death of Rubye Gaines 70 owner of Brick's Cafe. She received consecutive sentences 15 years to life for murder and 4 to 25 years for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio Reformatory
Marysville
Lillian Beland
Greenwood Ave
Rubye Gaines
Brick’s Cafe
Dayton St
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Sing Out Troy Vocalists Set at Towne Mall August 13
A 20 voice group from Troy named Sing Out Troy returns to the area for performances at Towne Mall on Sunday August 13 at 1 and 3 pm. The free shows follow a Fourth of July downtown Middletown appearance and celebrate the group's international trips as Friendship Ambassador participants in 1974 with a Romania engagement. Towne Mall sits at I 75 and Ohio 122 east of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Towne Mall
Middletown
U.S
Romania
Interstate 75
Ohio 122
Local youth chosen to represent fair program
Randy Tunnell, 17, son of Mr and Mrs James Tunnell of 907 Ellen Drive, Middletown, is selected to represent the Youth Conservation Corps at Kenyon State College Gambier Ohio and the Ohio State Fair. He is a senior at Middletown Christian School and has aided habitat work litter pickup and wildlife area maintenance near Gambier. The program teaches environmental topics canoe trips and wild food dinners with one high school credit. He will prepare booths and literature for the fair and plans to study environmental forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Tunnell
James Tunnell
Ellen’ Drive
Kenyon State College
Gambier
Ohio
Middletown Christian School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mersteen Hfood
McCoy-Leffler
Montford Neal
Woods Cemetery
Lincoln Lodge
Teresa Lampton
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Jackson
Joel F. Bailey Funeral Home Inc
Myrtle Neely
Kings Point Church of God
South
South Lebanon
Lindsey Croft
Oswald Funeral
Jodava Sims
Jodava F. Sims
W. Mulberry St
Herman
Mildred Ray
Vivian Byrd
Wilson
Oswald Funeral Home
Middletown High
Gary Frazier
Sheckler
Tom Muchmore
Journal
Samuel Dalton
Dalton
Middletown High School
George Thomas
Fc Rkelson
Iti
al Statistics
iami-Jacobs
Elbert Drake
Iry
Market St
Market
Grandview Hospital
Miamisburg
Williams
Lamplight Court
Central Avenue
International Paperworkers Union
Debbie Morris
Countryside Ymca Drive
Tunnell
Dodds
Verity
Woodside
Ray Lovely
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