Deaths fill Middletown area notices in weekly roundup
A long list of obituaries from Middletown and surrounding towns notes deaths at Middletown Hospital and services planned at Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home or local funeral houses. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. several victims were longtime Armco employees with memorials to cancer and wildlife groups requested. Services span multiple days, with burial at Woodside or Woodhill Cemeteries and private arrangements in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Swisher
Park Lane
Middletown Hospital
Derwent
Ohio
Swisher
Armco
First United Presbyterian Church
Abanel (Guilkey
David
Franklin
Mary Jo
Trenton
Marie Vlerebaum
Zanesville
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Irvin Emmons
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
National Wildlife Federation
16Th St. NW
Washington, D. C
William J Draut
Central Ave
Wilson-Schramm
Jon Shuler
Riverside
Draut
Middletown
A Simon
Ann E. Armbruster
Nelbar St
Armbruster
Kentucky
Robert G
Clifford Hutchinson
Joseph R. Baker
Barney Alder
Charles St
Mr. Alder
Beatyville
P. Lori Tobacco Company
Central Baptist Church
Gertrude
Florence Martin
Harold Thompson
Funeral
Edward R
California
Barbara O'Hara
Carolyn Flisher
Oxford
Paul
Harry
New Jersey
William
Spain
Navy
Margaret Border
Flisher
Canada
Ronnie Shackleford
Apt. B
Woodhill Cemetery
Edward Bates
Crista Shackleford
Gratis
Lloyd Shackleford
Murphy Hensley
Eaton Funeral Home
Sterilization Gains Ground In U S Birth Control Use
Washington AP report shows oral contraceptives remain the most popular method while sterilization rises dramatically among white couples. The National Center for Health Statistics notes about one third of 27.2 million married couples with wives of childbearing age are sterile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Kathleen Ford
National Center For Health Statistics
Ms. Ford
Milk price rise expected hits local shoppers
Dairies inform wholesalers of a 30 cent per hundredweight rise with a further hike anticipated in two weeks. Retailers expect retail milk to climb by 5 to 8 cents per gallon, possibly reaching 1.69 to 1.79, as inflation and a shift toward beef production push costs higher.
Students to Attend Safety Patrol Leadership Seminar
Forty nine public and parochial elementary students will attend a school safety patrol leadership seminar tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mayfield Elementary School. The seminar, held annually by the Safety Council of Middletown and the city schools, features speakers from Middletown police fire department traffic engineering Butler County AAA Ohio state patrol and city schools. Lessons cover proper record keeping school crossing safety equipment care and school bus safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Safety Council of
Middletown
Ptl
Harvey Poff
Middletown Police
Phil Lacefield
Fire
Donald J. Hill
Clarence Wheeler
Butler County Aaa
Dave Rose
Carel Cosby
The
Safety Council
Lloyd Barrett
Registration periods announced for MUM students
Miami University Middletown sets four returnee registration slots Wednesday through Saturday before the August 30 fall start. New students register August 28 29 with an orientation Sunday. An ACT test is offered Saturday in Thesken Hall. Enrichment 78 promotes campus programs with brochures mailed to Armco employees and included in church bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
MUM
Thesken Hall
Threege
Armco
Logan T. Johnston
Study Slated on Handicapped Butler County Committee Formed
Members chosen for the Butler County Committee for A Study the Handicapped include Harriet Adams and Mary Jones Co chairs. The group features Ruth MecDiffer Shirley Fields B J Gudenhauf Harold Joiner Jim Jones Marjorie Nutt Lillian Ostendorf Virgiline Peil and Virginia Shipley with Dr Howard Epstein and Dorothy Braun assisting in a cooperative effort by United Way agencies across Hamilton Fairfield Middletown Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
United Way
Hamilton-Fairfield
Middletown
Oxford
Harriet Adams
Hamilton
Fairfield and Vicinity
Mary Jones
Ohio Citizens’ Council
Ruth MecDiffer
Oxford Area
Miami University
Shirley Fields
Harold Joiner
United Cerebral Palsy
Jim Jones
Tobacco’s Unlimited
Marjorie Nutt
Hamilton Board of Education
Buller County Easter Seals Society
Lillian Ostendorf
Union Township
Union Township Park Committee
Hopewell Elementary Pta
West Chester Cooperative Nursery School
Virgiline C. Peil
Butler County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Butler County Medical Auxiliary
Virginia Shipley
Butler County Board of Retardation
Garfield High School
Howard Epstein
Fairfield
Butler County Association For Retarded Citizens
Dorothy Braun
United Way of
Robbers hit Citgo gas station on Roosevelt Boulevard
Four men drove to a Citgo gas station at Jackson Lane and Roosevelt Boulevard around 1:30 a.m. One man exited the vehicle, held a revolver to the attendant, and took unspecified cash from the shirt pocket before the car fled east on Roosevelt Boulevard. Police are investigating the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citgo
Jackson Lane
Roosevelt Boulevard
Police probe six burglaries in Middletown
Six break ins were reported to Middletown police yesterday with multiple valuables taken. A work locker at Diamond International Mill yielded cash and cards. Ohio Bell center lost tools. Robert Cox’s apartment saw a TV stolen. Mrs. Ryan’s Vancouver Street home was ransacked for cash and coins. Temple Beth Sholom lost a stereo. and William Marshall’s shed missing several musical instruments. Police suspect more items may be missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draut
Middletown
David Wenger
Diamond International Mill
Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
Ohio Bell Telephone Service Center
Jewell Avenue
Robert Cox
Weaver Avenue
Cox
Robert Ryan
Vancouver Street
Fires, injuries reported at multiple city locations
A trash fire set by vandals at Turf Cafe and apartments on Central Ave caused 300 dollars in damage at 2:50 a.m. Bernice Roberts, 69, had chest pains and was admitted after hospital transport. Goldman Park incident involved nose bleed with no transport. Glenmore Curtis, 75, injured hip and treated, released. Ernest Roth, 27, ill at 715 Elsmere St, hospitalized then released. Arthur Maze, 69, chest pains and admitted in fair condition. Maxine Fowler, 39, ill and admitted in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Timber Trail
Bernice Roberts
Goldman Park
Queen Ave
Glenmore Curtis
Elsmere St
Ernest Roth
Girard Ave
Burbank Ave
Arthur Maze
Liquor permit renewal deadline announced in Ohio
Ohio officials announce renewal deadline for 24 000 liquor permits with details on mailed applications hand delivery and postmark rules. The deadline is Monday Sept 18 with penalties for late submissions and Oct 2 expiry for operating privileges. New self serve store opens in Fairfield as part of population driven expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Clifford E. Reich
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Patterson Drive
Fairfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Swisher
William Draut
Ann Armbruster
Edward Flisher
Lesourdsville
Edward F. Flisher
Anne Drive
Penn Central
Conrail Systems
American Legion
Elizabeth (Rice
Shackleford
Eva L. Robinson
High St
Zettler Funeral Home
Harry W. Slipher
Hudson Ave
Colligan
Jim Hubbard
Monument St
Brown- Dawson
Maggie Bowling
Hales Lane
Helton Nursing Home
Britton Funeral Home
Manchester
Avance-Cahill- Wenning
William G. Bert” Harmon
Progress Ave
Sunnybreeze Convalescent Home
Webb
Flor Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
National
Pleasant Ave
Nicolaas Diederichs
South Africa
Diederichs
Bill Russell
Doty House
Parent-Teacher- Therapist Organization
Butler County Forum
White House
B. J. Gudenhauf
Butler County Board of Commissioners
First Church of God
N. Breiel Boulevard
Gordon Gladstone
Temple Beth Sholom
William Marshall
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Home Delivery
Journal
Lebanon Area
Germantown
Middletown Area
Rollin E. Holp
Ron's Pizza House
Millard Drive
Irene Valen
Liberty Restaurant
Triangle Fishing Lakes
Franklin- Madison Road
Landmark Enterprises Inc
Pete's
State St
Loom Lodge
Norbert
Margaret Rineair
Starlight Club
Hamilton Road
Liquor Control Commission
Wanda Cornwell
Wanda's Drive Thru
Dayton-Oxford Road
Carlisle
Shaddock’s Market Inc
VFW
Clarence Guillaume
Village Carryout
Red Lion
Blue Ball Road
DODDS
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Ray Lovely
Civil Service Commission
Red Cross
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