Deaths and funerals in Middletown area obituaries
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Dixie Flannery 65 of 2311 Queen Ave and Mrs Martha Terrill 77 of 6296 Hamilton Lebanon Rd among residents who died at local hospitals. Other notices include Lafe Lawson 77 Germantown, Frederick L Feix Sr 73 Camden, and Dassenette Marie Walker seven, with service times, church affiliations, and burial details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Flannery
Queen Ave
Atown Hospital
Flannery
Sandy Hook
Middletown
Ray
Monta
Lebanon
Bonnie Hooton
Thomas Co
Elma Cottle
West Elkton
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Clifford Hutchinson
Steve Faulkner
Billy Wilson
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Martha Terrill
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Middletown Hospital
Germantown
Lafe Lawson
Rt 1
Harris Seybold Co
Dayton
Lawson
Anna
Margaret Epping
Tipp City
Wanda Caldwell
Springboro
Betty Coleman
Arizona
Gene
Jacob
Paul
Bill
Farmersville
Raymond
Mary Cox
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Merity Parkway
Charles Pennington
Woodside Cemetery
John A Arpp
Camden
Frederick L. Feix Sr
Camden Road
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Mr. Feix
Paris
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Dora
Frederick Jr
Ripley
James J
Albert B
Gerald L
Eaton
Robert S
Iowa Park
Texas
Norma Baker
Phyllis Snively
Deanna Robertson
Kettering
George
Iles
William
John
Cynthiana
Catherine Harrington
St. Bernard
Elizabeth Wilson
St. Mary Catholic Church
Francis Manning
Fairmount Cemetery
R C. Nein and Sons Funeral
Dassenette Marie Walker
Ludlow St
Pilgram Baptist Church
Green- Frazier
Gladys Marie Day
Hamilton-Scipio Road
Webb
Readmore to Grow Downtown Store Expansion Planned
Readmore News and Bookstore will double its downtown size moving to remodeled space on the Ten-Ho Building west side near Kin Drug Store. The lease was approved by the City Commission. the new shop will be about 1500 square feet offering a similar merchandise mix with expanded greeting card section. It is slated to open by early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readmore News and Bookstore
Dmore
Carters
Ten-Hoding
City Centre Mart
Readmore
Ten-Ho Building
Kin Drug
Odel Shoe
T Readmore
City Commission
Pigeon Left Unclaimed After Hamilton Rescue Search
Mrs Joe Boyds of Franklin Amelia is caring for a saddleback show homing pigeon found on her lawn. Ty Aee fancier from Hamilton confirmed it is a show bird with leg ring marked 75 and a triangle symbol. The pigeon appears uninjured but cannot fly, owner not yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Joe Boyds
Elienridge Drive
Ty Aee
Hamilton
Boyds
Yds
Six hospital lab students graduate from Middletown program
Six students from Middletown Hospital Association's School for Certified Laboratory Technicians graduated this week. The group includes Joan Co, Chris Gardner, uth Gohlke, Marcia Luhn, Penny Thomas, and Camila Miss Chappell. They were honored at a luncheon as certificates were presented by Wilbur Cohen, Dr. Robert Carson, and Walter Mischley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Association
School For
Joan Co
Chris Gardner
Uth Gohlke
Marcia Luhn
Penny Thomas
Camila Miss Chappell
James R
Sheldon Road
Middletown High School
Middletown
Miami University
Iss Gardner
Too Gardner
Walton Court
Eastern Kentucky State University
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Thomas
Rooger Thomas
Jo Thomas
Hamilton
Taft High School
Fair Acres Center
Merch Hospital
Wehrfritz
Carol Wehrfritz
Cincinnati
Philippines
College of the Holy Spirit
Wilbur Cohen
Board of
Robert Carson
Walter Mischley
Chamber explores legal alternatives to Springboro suit
Half of the Springboro Area Chamber of Commerce executive board met without counsel to discuss alternatives to the lawsuit against the village over water sewer and garbage rates. Proposals include halving the water minimum and raising the business minimum, with possible delay to allow further talks before the Aug 16 court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Springboro Area
Chamber
Council
Edwards
Warren County Common Pleas Court
50 Cent Blue 234 White 35 Gold 9 Bonus 100952
A compact numeric listing presents color codes and values: blue 50, white 234, gold 35, redacted 9, and a bonus tag 100952. The entry reads like a catalog line or inventory note with item identifiers and quantities.
Area pair picked for drawing
Two area residents, Nellie Collier of 2202 Tytus Ave and David Creach of 501 Mossman Road, have been named semi finalists for the Ohio Lucky Stars grand prize drawing. The top prize offers 1000 dollars weekly for life with at least 1 million guaranteed. About 250 to 300 finalists compete for the main prize. one second prize 25000 dollars, third prize 10000 dollars, seven prizes of 1000 dollars, and all other semi finalists receive 100 dollars. Semi finalists are chosen from redeemed Lucky Stars tickets worth 2, 5, or 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nellie Collier
Tytus Ave
David Creach
Mossman Road
Middletown High Band to Rock-a-thon Saturday
Eight members of Middletown High School Band Flag Corps will stage a Rock-a-thon in City Centre Mart this Saturday to raise funds for new equipment. They will rock from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sponsors are secured and donations will be accepted at the rotunda area of the downtown mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Flag Corps
City Centre Mart
Mart
Area students earn degrees at Ohio University
Five Middletown area students earned degrees from Ohio University Athens at spring term. Cathy Beth Simonson of 402 N Marshall Road graduated with honors with a bachelor of arts. Other graduates include Kathleen Ann Apple 3103 Poinciana Road bachelor of fine arts Robert Alan Wolfe 4410 Central Ave bachelor of arts Timothy A Tate Monroe bachelor of arts and Betty Jeanne Riley 425 Teakwood Lane Springboro bachelor of science in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Ohio University
Athens
Cathy Beth Simonson
N. Marshall Road
Kathleen Ann Apple
Poinciana’ Road
Robert Alan Wolfe
Central Ave
Timothy A. Tate
Monroe
Betty Jeanne Riley
Teakwood Lane
Springboro
Man reports stolen money during street robbery
A Harlan Street man told police he was robbed of 1500 dollars while playing cards at a Baltimore Street house yesterday. Wayne Bailey, 317 Harlan St., said the money and blank checks were taken from his pickup in the 300 block of Baltimore Street. Most checks and papers were later recovered by a Baltimore Street resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Street
Baltimore Street
Wayne Bailey
Harlan St
Baltimore St
Sunday liquor sale petitions fail in Middletown races
In Hamilton Middletown precincts 3AA 3AB and 3CB petitions from Robert Davidson for a local option on Sunday wine and high power beer did not reach the required valid signatures. Elections officials say no local option issue will appear on the November ballot as the filing deadline passed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Board of Elections
Robert Davidson
Davey
Germantown Road
CAC board upholds firing of Head Start director Davis
Butler County Community Action Commission votes 9-0 to inform Ohio Civil Rights Commission it will continue to uphold the May 18 termination of Victor Davis. Irene Lewis says the board will deny the discrimination charge as unfounded and stand by the firing by former executive director Michael Reach. Davis, Black head of Hamilton NAACP, alleges race bias. Rench says performance justified dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Community Action Commission
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Victor Davis
Irene Lewis
CAC Board
Civil Rights Commission
Davis
Mrs. Lewis
CAC
Michael Reach
Lewis
CAC - 2
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rench
Beverly Hills Probe Aims for Independent Special Prosecutor
Kentucky officials say a special prosecutor will be independent while reviewing the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire grand jury report. Attorney General Robert Stephens has offered the job to a candidate who would operate under contract but with hands off oversight by the AG. Governor Carroll urged appointment to compare state police and grand jury findings, noting potential conflicts if Stephens pursues the matter himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Tommy Jacobs
Robert Stephens
Julian Carroll
Stephens
Campbell County Grand Jury
Carroll
New Madison pupils urged to enroll before start of school
Superintendent Clyde Roush urges new students in the Madison School District to enroll at their buildings before classes begin. Registration is 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. Kindergarteners enroll at Poasttown Elementary with classes at West Middletown, grades 1–4 at Poasttown, grades 5–8 at Madison Junior School, and higher grades at Madison High School. Immunization requirements and Sept. 8 exclusion date are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Clyde Roush
Poasttown
West Middletown
Madison Junior School
Madison High School
Roush
Police briefs reveal multiple vehicle thefts and a mall chase
Stolen items include golf clubs valued at 480 dollars and a spare tire and rim worth 80 from a station wagon owned by Russell Pence at 11 N. Elmer Drive. A Springboro man Allen Stonerock lost a wallet containing 300 dollars at the Butler County Automobile Club. A Citizens band radio and a briefcase were taken from Charles Rose’s car on 609 Richardson Drive, the briefcase later found in a trash can. A spare tire and rim worth 100 dollars were taken from City Law Director Sheldon Strand’s car at Rink’s. A mid morning police chase near Middletown Shopping Center followed a fatil disturbance, initially thought to involve an abduction from the First National Bank Travel Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Pence
N. Elmer Drive
Pence
Springboro
Allen Stonerock
Butler County Automobile Club
Breiel Boulevard
Stonerock
Citizens Band
Charles Rose
Richardson Drive
Sheldon Strand
Rink’s
Middletown
First National Bank
Parked autos involved in nine-vehicle Middletown crash
A woman driving a stolen car caused a chain of collisions along Eighth Avenue around 11:30 p.m. nine vehicles were struck, most parked. The thief fled on foot. the stolen car, owned by Thelma Thornton, was a total loss. Police seek her. several owners named. Fire crews responded to a battery spill with no flames reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Eighth Avenue
Elks Lodge
Thelma Thornton
S. Breiel Blvd
Thornton
Eighth Ave
William R. Jones
19Th Ave
Evelyn E. Silar
S. Sri Ache
Kenneth M. Aldridge
Helton Drive
Aldridge
Josephine Gates
Concord Ave
Gates
Haynes Auto
Two Hurt In Truck Crash In Butler County
Two men injured when their truck hit a culvert on Trenton Franklin Road near Ohio 122. Driver Jack Baird of Franklin listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. passenger Gabriel DiCristoforo of Wayne Avenue has no condition report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton-Franklin Road
Ohio
Butler County
Jack Baird
Springboro Pike
Franklin
Gabriel DiCristoforo
Wayne Ave
Baird
Middletown Hospital
DiCristoforo
One Driver Injured in Hood Avenue Collision
One person was injured last night in a two car and parked car crash on Hood Avenue at Ogden Drive. Cynthia Williams 20 of 3201 Morgan Street was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Patrick Maloney was the other driver. No further details of the incident were available from troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Avenue
Ogden Drive
Middletown Hospital
Cynthia Williams
Morgan St
Patrick Maloney
Tke
Bouquet House Opens in City Centre Mart Market
Ruth Johnson opens Bouquet House in City Centre Mart's City Market, the second new unit in the concourse. The shop, run by the Happy Hobby House owner, offers dried and preserved flower arrangements crafted at Hobby House and will operate six days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouquet House
Ruth Johnson
Happy Hobby House
Vail Avenue
Hobby House
Health board to meet in executive session this Tuesday
The Board of Health will meet in executive session Tuesday at 7 30 a m in the second floor conference room of the City Building. The board will discuss ad hoc committee funding recommendations for the 805 S Main Social Service Center and will publicly hand over its findings to the City Manager afterward. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen said the recommendations will not be released until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
805 S. Main
Paul Asmussen
Motor home recovered after theft from Kenton dealership
MONROE A police recovered a 24 foot motor home stolen from Vacation Campers in Kenton Michigan. It was found yesterday morning in the Dutch Pantry Family Restaurant parking lot after a tipster report. Patrolman Joe Rhodus reported no arrests and the vehicle had no registration. The vehicle had been left there for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Dutch Pantry
Joe Rhodus
Kenton
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terrill
Campton, Ky
Monroe Church of the Nazarene
Joel Holida
Carmen Morrison
Elizabeth Taylor
Price Fletcher
Shannon Fletcher
Campton
Seldon Fletcher
Palestine
Gary Jones
Joseph R. Baker
Frederick Feix
Annenberg
Si Uently
Eddietown
Emark
Chamber OF Commerce
O No
Hemaker
la Edwards
Chamber Board
Board of Public Affairs
Vern Kemplin
Blue
New Madison
Health Board
Dodds
Verity
14Th Ave
Ray Lovely
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!