Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Hamilton Area
Obituary notices for Clay Amburgey aged 60 with survivor list and service details. Clemmon D Ellison 61 with service and burial plans. Pauline Kramer 80 and Mrs Sylvania Hubbard 93 with service times. Cary Resler 75 and Fred Baker 35 with services. death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas. Beverly Hills notice for Robert Z Leonard with career background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kramer
Hamilton-Mason Road
Colligan
Sylvania Hubbard
West Elkion Road
Webb
Cary Resler
Powell Convalescent Home
Brown- Dawson
Fred Baker
S. 13Th Sts
Brown-Dawson
Police Officers Hurt As Car Rams Cruiser
Two Middletown police officers were injured when a car rammed their cruiser on Eight Avenue. James Kindred, 26, of 703 20th Ave, was charged with careless driving. additional charges for driving while suspended expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Eight Avenue
James Kindred
20Th Ave
Kindred
Ptl
Henson
Kildred
Dayton man attempts suicide in car on Locust Street
Dayton resident Alton Neil Addis aged 24 from Yale Avenue was found in his car on Locust Street after trying to shoot himself with a .32 revolver. Police said he had been despondent over work and his dog’s death and was restrained and taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dayton
Locust Street
Locust St
Alton Neil Addis
Yale Avenue
Barbara Weiss
Miss Weiss
Adds
Middletown
Addis
Ohio Elks to Attend 39th Reunion in Columbus
Members of the Ohio Elks Association including Middleton residents from Lodge 257 travel to Columbus for the 39th annual three day reunion. Edward W. McCabe of Nashville Tenn guest and speaker will announce Grand Lodge awards and scholarship prizes. George B. Walker of Willoughby will preside as representatives from 97 lodges gather to plan Elk charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Elks Association
Lodge 257
Columbus
Edward W. McCabe
Nashville
Tenn
McCabe
of the Elks
Ohio Elks Lodges
George B. Walker
Willoughby
Two 13-Year-Olds Nabbed Driving Tractors at Fairgrounds
Neighbors alerted deputies to the Butler County Fairgrounds where two Hamilton brothers aged 13 were found driving tractors inside the Art Hall. They were taken to the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center and scheduled for Juvenile Court Friday morning. No damage was reported to the tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Fairgrounds
Hamilton Brothers
Art Hall
Sycamore Street
Butler County
Fire incidents and false alarm reported in city yesterday
At 3:45 p.m. a roast started a kitchen fire at 600 Baltimore St in the home of Daily Parker with no damage. At 7:25 p.m. at 1105 Mth Ave Elvira Green two months old appeared fine when firemen arrived and parents were advised to seek medical check. A 9:55 p.m. false alarm was reported at 718 Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore St
Daily Parker
Mth Ave
Elvira Green
Yankee Road
Fire Sparks From Overheated TV Transformer
A small fire at Clyde Steed’s home 5114 Trenton Franklin Road was caused by an overheated television transformer. Sheriff deputies said a neighbor youth, Mike Combs, entered the residence and removed the television set as the Madison Township Fire Department arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Steed
Trenton
Franklin Road
Mike Combs
Madison Township Fire Department
Middletown Man Given Probation For Theft
A 22 year old former Middletown resident Michael Allen of Hamilton received a five year probation sentence from Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer after being found guilty of breaking into Don Canter's home in Trentn last March 22. Allen faced strict supervision by the adult probation department and was part of a burglary case with Richard Keil of Fairfield and Eddie Cherry of Hamilton. Keil already received a penitentiary sentence while Cherry's case remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Michael Allen
S. 4Th St
Don Canter
E. Roger Drive
Trentn
Cramer
Allen
Richard Keil
Fairfield
Eddie Cherry
Keil
Cherry
U S accuses N Viets of meddling in politics
Paris session at the 19th Vietnam peace talks saw U S envoy Harriman demand North Vietnam quit meddling in American elections while Hanoi’s Xuan Thuy retorted that Washington suppresses opposition to the war. Both reaffirmed calls to end U S military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
Thuy
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Washington
Vietnam
Casino Owner Chartrand Killed in Bomb Blast at Home
Richard L. Chartrand 42, a Lake Tahoe casino figure involved in stockholder disputes, was killed when a bomb exploded under a floorboard beneath his car in Zephyr Cove Nevada. Sheriff Byers said no gangland link is evident and the blast damaged nearby properties. Chartrand had been with Barney's Casino and served as president of the South Tahoe Nugget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyr Cove
Nev
Lake Tahoe
Richard L. Charstrand
Chartrand
Sierra Lake
George Byers
Douglas County
Ted Stokes
Frank Johnson
Nevada Gaming Control Board
T. C. Harper
Reno
Barney's Casino
South Tahoe Nugget
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Amburgey
Clay Amburgey
James Amburgey
Bertha Wells
Mercy Hospital
Lucy
Stanley Wilson
James
Gosport
Ind
Charles
Cincinnati
Webb Funeral Home
Hickory Flat Cemetery
Clemmon Ellison
Clemmon D Ellison
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Ellison
Middletown Hospital
Florida
Armco Steel Corp
Ann
Kenneth Walton
Sam and
Alton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Robert Z. Leonard
Hollywood
Don Henson
Richard Davis
Eighth Avenue
Joseph R. Rukavina
Jackson Lane
Armco Park
Rukavina
Res
Malibu
Harry Elmer Barnes
Adamsville, Pa
Owen Murphy
Niagara Therapy Corp
Ireland
Verity Parkway
Second Avenue
Charles Brown
Forrer St
Excello
Donald Russell
Charles St
Brown
Russell
Knight
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
P. D
Ohio
Light Knight
Jane Gun
Elks
Roskilde
Denmark
Copenhagen
N. Viets
Terminix Co
WN. Verity
Don House
Mar
Monthru
Sun
Tytus
Pence
Decker
U.S. No
Idaho
Anstant
Borden
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!