Obituary notices from Middletown and area deaths
Multiple local obituaries list Mrs. Lovie Mae Triplett 97 at Barbara Park Convalescent Center with survivors including a son and extended grandchildren greats. Lula Townsend 94 of Franklin dies in Washington Township. services to be held at Swart Funeral Home with burial in Miamisburg. Dillard Graham 87 of Hazel Green Ky dies. funeral at Hazel Green Christian Church. Evelyn M. Bowlin 56 of Franklin dies. survived by husband two sons daughter and grandchildren with services at Hillcrest Baptist Church. Edwin R. Harris 79 Springboro dies. longtime school employee with wife and grandchildren. funeral at Anglesby. Nancy Louise Brown 35 of Franklin dies. under coroner investigation. services at McCoy-Leffler with burial in Fairmound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie Mae Triplett
Barbara Park Convalescent Center
Franklin
Lula Townsend
Homestead Drive
Washington Manor
Washington Township
Kentucky
Townsend
Edith Jordan
Swart Funeral Home
West Carrollton
Hillgrove Cemetery
Miamisburg
Dillard Graham
Hazel Green
Middletown
Leo Davis
Morgan County
Graham
Exie
Christian Church
Herald & Stewart Funeral Home
West Liberty
Evelyn M. Bowlin
Fourth St
Iddietown Hospital
Bowlin
Clarence
Terry Brown
Thomas Bowlin
Becky Jansen
Mildred Brockman
Germantown
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Carlisle
Kenny Mahanes
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
International Envelope Co
Dayton
Harris
Springboro
Elma
Jerry
David
O. W
Anglesby Funeral Home
William Gay
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Nancy Louise Brown
Pedaar Road
Midetown Hospital
Butler County
Owsley Crowe
Jack Crowe
Mary Ellen McIntosh
Frances Ann Douglass
Camden
Shirley M. Blanton
McCoy- Leffler
Rodney Williams
Fairmound Cemetery
West Elkton
West Elkton Council weighs mid-ship pump for fire pumper
West Elkton village officials debated replacing a front-mount fire pump with a mid-ship model after a Howe Fire Equipment representative outlined costs. A new mid-ship truck would cost about 43,000 versus 30,000 for front-mount. The plan includes 1,000 gpm, 750 gallon tank, and a 20 year life. Council will meet firefighters and other suppliers before deciding. Also, property owners will be asked to cut high weeds and repair or demolish a deteriorating building at Ohio 503 and Beechwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Howe Fire Equipment Company
Anderson
Ind
Howe
Tom McKee
William Gregg
Ohio 503
Beechwood Avenue
Dreaming Poetry and Dream Poetry by David Miller Published
Dr David Miller a Middletown Area Mental Health Center psychologist has a new article titled Dreaming Poetry and Dream Poetry in Voices the journal of the American Academy of Psychotherapy The center announced this at a board meeting Dr George Wright from Cincinnati led a Gestalt group psychotherapy training workshop for staff June Nelson a psychiatric social worker discussed child development with Middletown Day Treatment Center staff and county agency representatives directing youth work She also collaborates with Joe Gately director of the West Chester Branch Butler County Mental Health The center also hired a new clerical staffer Ann Theriault succeeds Virginia Hall who has resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Middletown Area Mental Health Center
Voices
Journal
The
American Academy of Psychotherapy
Mental Health Center
George Wright
Cincinnati
June Nelson
Middletown
Joe Gately
West Chester
Butler County
Ann Theriault
Virginia Hall
Edgewood approves 1978 79 pay package for teachers
Edgewood school board approves a 1978 79 salary plan increasing starting pay for a bachelor’s degree to 9700 from 8950 and top step pay to 14744 after 15 years. Masters scale ranges 10570 to 16875. Life insurance rises to 10000. Board keeps individual medical for teachers with family plan costs shared. Non teaching staff receive a similar percentage raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edgewood School Board
Naaroves
Family Plans
Maurice Ittel
Cora Hurricane Moves Offshore in Atlantic
Miami AP reports Cora formed as a tropical storm and intensified to a hurricane far from land with 40 mph winds at first. Forecasters say it has a wide path ahead, 1,450 miles of open water, and poses no land threat for at least two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cora
Atlantic
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Cape Verde
Verde Island
Africa
National Hurricane Center
North American
Carolinas
Tomorrow's meetings schedule for several local boards
Franklin Recreation Board meets at 7 30 p m at City Building. Springboro Recreation Board convenes at 8 p m at Municipal Building. Warren County Joint Vocational School board gathers at 7 30 p m in the school board room. Butler County Commission meets at 9 30 a m at the County Administrative Center. Butler County Community Action Commission trustees meet at 7 30 p m at the Courthouse Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Recreation Board
Springboro
Springboro Recreation Board
Lebanon
Warren County Joint Vocational School Board
Butler County Commission
Butler County Community Action Commission
Lebanon council approves private financing for garage study
Lebanon city council granted the Metropolitan Research and Development Corp. and Koetzle Corp. a six month exclusive right to study private financing and tenant potential for a new parking garage behind the city building at Main and Mechanic Streets. The project, aided by about 200000 in federal Community Development funds, aims to assess parking operations, planning, engineering and finances before reporting feasibility to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Metropolitan Research and Development Corp
Koetzle Corp
Mechanic Streets
ABA tackles hot subjects at New York convention
The American Bar Association House of Delegates weighs cameras in court, homosexual rights, abortion funding for welfare women, lawyer advertising on TV, and a right to die issue as it convenes in New York. The panel rejected an ERA deadline extension and a boycott, while voting to study other hot topics amid a 11,000-strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Delegates
Association
S. Shepherd Tate
Memphis
Tenn
Tate
Justice Deeeieyeg
Congress
National Association of Women Lawyers
House
Supreme Court
More tornadoes reported in '78
Tornado activity rose across the United States in early 1978 with about 700 twisters through Aug. 1, 150 above normal, yet only 11 were killer and 39 lives lost. The Pomona Lake dinner boat capsize in Kansas June 17 caused 16 deaths while Texas Florida North Dakota and Minnesota saw above normal counts and Ohio Tennessee valleys and New England below normal. California logged a record 12 tornadoes in the first quarter amid near record rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
Pomona Lake
Kansas
Allen Pearson
The
Storms Center
Texas
Florida
North Dakota
Minnesota
Pearson
Ohio
Tennessee
Southeastern
New England
California
Warren County officials skewer airport funding pace
Warren County commissioners faced sharp criticism from state officials over funding for Warren County Airport. Norman Crabtree of the Ohio Department of Transportation urged immediate runway repairs, warning that another winter would cause real problems. The 3700 foot long runway needs resurfacing, a cost noted as prohibitive without state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren Count
Warren County
Norman Crabtree
John Cornett
Ohio Department of Transportation
Division of Aviation
Airport Authority
ODOT
Crabtree
Lemon Township Trustees oppose motion in tax funds suit
Lemon Township trustees filed a class action in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking repayment of interest earned on short term tax money over 25 years, arguing funds should go to townships and schools rather than the county general fund. Attorney Douglas Mansfield alleges a conflict of interest in county leadership handling the case. The suit, filed May 11, targets the auditor and treasurer, and questions class action viability under Ohio rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lemon Township
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Douglas Mansfield
Butler County
Mansfield
Canoeists warned of hazards around five Miami dams
The Miami Conservancy District warns of extreme hazards for canoeing and swimming near its five flood control dams. Even at low or normal flows, currents below the surface resist swimming. Two cross walls near the outlet can overturn a canoe. Signs advise portage upstream and prohibit passage beyond the inlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Miami Conservancy District
Stilling Basin
Area students attend Ball State journalism workshop
Three Madison High School students joined 324 photography and yearbook students from 12 states in the 13th annual Ball State University journalism workshop. The yearbook staff listed are Jill Jones, Cheryl Monce and Melodee Myers. Nearly 1,100 high school students are expected to attend workshops before completion Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Ball State University
Jill Jones
Cheryl Monce
Melodee Myers
Korn bid opposed by Holcomb in Ohio resentencing case
Butler County Prosecutor opposes convicted murderer Donald Korn's request for resentencing. A Common Pleas Court motion seeks dismissal or a stay while the state reviews an oath penalty ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court in light of US Supreme Court rulings. Korn, sentenced to death for the 1974 Ruth Doench slaying, seeks life. prosecutor calls the motion improvident and premature due to unclear SCOTUS guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Donald Korn
Butler County
John Holcomb
Common Pleas Court
Korn
Ohio Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Ruth Doench
Tennis openings continue in fall at Miami University Middletown
Tennis instruction starts Monday at the Middletown Campus with an eight week program on Mondays through Oct 2. Classes for advanced beginners, intermediate III, beginners, and intermediate I run in morning and evening slots on the campus courts, taught by certified professionals. A $30 registration fee applies. contact Office of Continuing Education at 4200 EF University Blvd, 424-4444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Middletown
Office of Continuing Education
EF. University
Reagan to keynote Lukens fundraiser in Columbus
Former California governor Ronald Reagan will speak at a September 21 fundraising dinner for Donald E. Lukens Republican candidate for state auditor in Columbus. Lukens, a Middletown native and former congressman, supports Reagan’s 1980 presidential bid. $50 per plate dinner and $100 per person for a private Reagan reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
California
Ronald Reagan
Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
Middletown
Reagan
Neil House
Ohio
Dance pupils attend national convention in San Francisco
Franklin Dan a Boggs and Elizabeth Mills of Jeanie Moreland School of Dance in Franklin joined Dance Masters of America in San Francisco last week with their teacher and parents. Dana, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Boggs of Carlisle, studied with leading national teachers while Elizabeth, 7, daughter of Mrs. Judy Smoot, shared in classes at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dana Boggs
Elizabeth Mills
Jeanie Moreland
San Francisco
Dana
David Boggs
Maple Ave
Carlisle
Elizabeth
Judy Smoot
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Lovie Triplett
Evelyn Bowlin
Edwin Harris
Edwin R. Harris
Middletown Hospital
Clearcreek
Sheffield Gauge Co
Nancy Brown
Edgewood
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Lebanon Council
Warren County Commissioners
Rick Pendleton
Cornett
Pendleton
Ball Park
Holcomb
U.S
Avi A
Ain
Creative
Floral Gardens
S. Verity
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