Deaths And Funerals Lenville Jackson Dies at 65
Lenville A. Jackson 65 of 2213 Waneta Ave formerly lived in Middletown 55 years. A carpenter and World War I veteran, he died Wednesday after two years of illness. Survived by wife Patrolee three sons Glen Edward Franklin Delano Gerald and step son Charles Turner two sisters and one brother plus five grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard. Burial in Woodside Cemetery soldiers plot. Friends may call after 10 am Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenville A. Jackson
Waneta Ave
McCoy Leffler
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Jackson
Middletown
Grand Avenue
18Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Patrolee
Glen Edward
Franklin Delano
Gerald
Ft. Campbell
Charles Turner
Callie Landrum
Excello
Mary Richardson
Glen
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Death of Sam McIntosh at Middletown Hospital
Sam McIntosh aged 56 of 1909 Casper Ave died at 6 55 am Thursday at Middletown Hospital after entering Aug 14. He leaves two daughters Lois Lawson of Jackson Kentucky and Sally McIntosh of Middletown two sons Elbert and Jesse of Middletown one brother William of Jackson Kentucky and two grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McIntosh
Casper Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lois Lawson
Jackson, Ky
Sally McIntosh
Middletown
Elbert
Jesse
William
Jackson
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Obituaries for Mrs. Deamy Eldridge and James E. Woods
Mrs. Deamy Eldridge aged 94 of 2220 Freeman Avenue will be honored at a 2 p.m. Friday service at West Side Pentecostal Church. James E. Woods aged 53 of 455 Third Street will have a 2 p.m. Friday service at Webb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deamy Eldridge
Freeman Ave
West Side Pentecostal Church
James E. Woods
3Rd St
Webb Funeral Home
Louise Kibler Dies After Yearlong Illness in Middletown
Louise Viola Kibler 5 West Middletown Route 1 died at Middletown Hospital at 2 25 am after a yearlong illness. Born in St Joseph Missouri she lived most of her life in Middletown. Employed by Aeronca Manufacturing Corp previously by Lamneck Corp she is survived by daughter Anna Lou Cox brother Ezra Follett El Paso Texas sister Lucille Utterback El Paso and two grandchildren. Husband Earl died in November 1957. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Viola Kibler
West Middletown
Earl
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Lanier dies at Middletown Hospital in Middletown
Alonzo A. Lanier of 9000 Trenton Franklin Rd died on arrival at Middletown Hospital this morning. His wife Etta died in April. Survived by six daughters including Mae Barnhart and Marie Anstett and four sons including Herbert and Homer. 38 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo A. Lanier
Trenton- Franklin Rd
Middletown Hospital
Etta
Mae Barnhart
West Middletown
Marie Anstett
Chicago
Margaret Lauier
Trenton-Franklin Rd
Martha Lake
Germantown
Dorothy Lemmon
Franklin
Jean Cox
Herbert
Howard
Homer
Excello
Alonzo A. Jr
Salsman Road
Glass injury in Garfield Street disturbance leaves two injured
Treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital were Sharp Frazier aged 28 of 1224 Walnut Street and Snell McCord aged 38, both slightly hurt when a glass was thrown during a fight at 1229 Garfield Street. Police say McCord's daughter tossed the glass. call came in at 12:30 a.m. and Schramm ambulance transported the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Sharp Frazier
Walnut St
Frazier
Snell McCord
Schramm
Driver Escapes Injury In Crash On Rt 747
Peter A. Gill, 25, of Cincinnati, escaped injury when his car ran out of control on rain slick pavement and struck a 51 foot fence at the Charles Jones Farm one half mile north of Tylersville Road. Sheriff reports about $100 damage to the fence and similar to the Gill auto. Also notes that in World War II, 12,500 Army and Navy nurses went overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Gill
Cincinnati
Charles Jones Farm
Gill
Sheriff's Department
Tylersville Road
New City Directory Off Press 1959 Middletown edition
The 1959 City Directory compiled by the Williams Co is being distributed in Middletown this week. It lists an in city population of 45 000 and a greater Middletown total of 50 600 unchanged from 1958. The directory grows to 778 pages from 736 last year with 458 pages of listings including Oneida and South Middletown subdivisions. The statistical section still shows 33 manufacturing industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Co
Middletown
Greater
Oneida
South Middletown
Arm Of Boy 15 Lacerated In Car Bike Crash
A 15 year old, riding a bicycle south on Morningstar Road near Franklin Marshall Road, was struck by a northbound car driven by Ernest C. Muchmore. His left arm was caught in the door handle causing a severe laceration. he was treated at Middletown Hospital. The report notes the Tibbs family of Germantown Rt. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tibbs
James Wibbs
Germantown Rt. 1
Tibbs
Morningstar Road
Franklin -Marshall Road
Ernest C. Muchmore
Morningstar Rd
Young Tibbs
Middletown Hospital
Hearing Set In Foster Boating Squabble
A Warren County Common Pleas Court hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning to resolve a dispute between Foster area boaters and non-boaters. Contempt writs have been filed against Harvey Johnson and Lester Oeder for allegedly taking a boat onto the Little Miami River in violation of an injunction. Residents claim boating trespass near Foster while boaters argue the river is a public waterway suitable for high speed use. Sheriff Richard Satterthwaite comments on the case amid hopes for a permanent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas
Foster
Harvey Johnson
Lester Oeder
Morrow Area
Little Miami River
Half-River
Little Miami
Richard Satterthwaite
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Lenville Jackson
Sam Meiintosh
Louise V. Kibler
Atla Flastic
Bauer & Black
Sahees
New City Directory
Nancy Exygen
Detroit
Michigan State Police
Universal Industries, Inc
Jackson Lane and Water Refining Co., Inc
Manhattan St
Canada
Arctic
Philco
Seatone
Broad St
Philcgg
Lowboy
Screen Philco
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