City Hopeful of New Development on Nelbar Underpass Construction
City officials consider Nelbar Street underpass progress possible next year pending state funding and railroad cost sharing. Granville Ohio meeting discussions include amending highway construction cost allocation and off street parking rules, aiming to ease traffic and improve fire protection in the north.
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Nelbar
Neibar St
Ohio Association of Municipalities
Granville
Fred J. Schatzmann
Schatzmann
C. H. Campbell
Nelbar St
Shafer St
Charles St
Tytus Ave
William A Hahn 69 dies at home in Middletown
William A Hahn age 69 died 4 30 p m Thursday at his residence 12 S Sutphin St He formerly worked in Armco Steel Corp purchasing dept He was a United Brethren Church member Surviving wife Theo two sons Edward Franklin Route 1 and Frederick Middletown Services 2 p m Monday at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home Rev E R Turner officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery
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William A. Hahn
S. Sutphin St
Mr. Hahn
Armco Steel Corporation
United Brethren Church
Theo
Edward
Franklin
Frederick
Middletown
McCoy- Leffier Funeral
E. R. Turner
Woodside Cemetery
Last rites for Cecil Rhoades at Baker Funeral Home
Cecil Rhoades, 38, of 2209 Winton Street, died suddenly at 11 45 p m Thursday at Armco Hospital from a heart attack. Funeral services set for Monday at 7 p m at Baker Funeral Home with Rev R C Caudill officiating. He worked 15 years at Armco in hot roll dept and belonged to Moose Lodge and Eagles. Survivors include widow Norma. children Judith Ann Joyce Lorrane and Merle Cecil. mother Lettie Rhoades of Browns Run. father Charles of Charleston W Va. brother Carol of Middletown. Friends may call at J R Baker Funeral Home after noon Saturday.
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Cecil Rhoades
Winton St
Armco
Baker Funeral Home
Moose Lodge
Order of Eagles
Norma
Judith Ann
Joyce Lorrane
Merle Cecil
Lettie Rhoades
Browns Run
Charles
Charleston
W. Va
Carol
Middletown
J. R. Baker
R. C. Caudill
First Church of God
Obituary: Germantown Man Oscar Lorenzo Reed Dies
Oscar Lorenzo Reed 67 of Germantown died Thursday at 2 50 p m at his brother Clifford Reed's home after a year long illness He worked as a farmer and is survived by brothers Clifford Charles both of Germantown and Howard of Miamisburg plus nieces and nephews Services set for Monday at 2 p m at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Reverend Paul Bressler will officiate Interment in West Carrollton Cemetery Friends may call Sunday afternoon at the funeral home John Arpp Funeral Home in charge
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Germantown
Oscar Lorenzo Reed
Clifford Reed
S. Mulberry St
Clifford
Charles
Howard
Miamisburg
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
West Carrollton Cemetery
Germantown Telegraphist Dale Poorman Dies After Illness
Dale Low ell Poorman 54 longtime Germantown telegrapher died at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton at 1 30 p m Thursday after a six month illness and four months bedfast. Survived by wife Bernice four sons a daughter sister and two brothers services set at John Arpp Funeral Home with Fraternal Order of Eagles in attendance and burial in Paulding following Methodist Church service in Paulding.
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Germantown
Dale Lowell Poorman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Germantown Methodist Church
Fraternal Order of Eagles and
Moose Lodge
Miamisburg
Bernice
Ferald Barcalow
H. A. Rothrock
Paulding
Methodist
John Arpp
Mrs Dora Whitlock Found Dead in Miami University Dorm
Mrs Dora Whitlock, 65, was found dead at noon Thursday in the Pines dormitory at Miami University in Oxford where she served as housekeeper. Coroner Dr Garret J Boone was informed she had attended a Greenville Ohio meeting Wednesday night and had complained of not feeling well. She left no immediate relatives. The Marshall Smith funeral home will handle arrangements.
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Oxford
Dora Whitlock
Pines
Miami University
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Franklin Route One resident Joseph Chamberlain dies at home
Joseph Richard Chamberlain age 25, son of Mr and Mrs Enoch Chamberlain, died Thursday afternoon at his home on Franklin Route One. The notice records his death and family ties in a concise obituary item.
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Franklin
Joseph Richard Chamberlain
Enoch Chamberlain
Unnamed man dies after arthritic illness
Death comes unexpectedly after long arthritic suffering. Survived by parents five brothers Robert Middletown Eugene James Franklin Donald and John at home two sisters Mrs Alice Minnick Dayton and Mrs Dorothy Humston Franklin two grandparents Mrs Alice Hall Springfield and Mrs Olivia Chamberlain Franklin. Services at Robert Eaton Funeral Home Monday 2 p m burial Woodhill Cemetery Rev H S Gessner First Baptist Church officiating. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Robert
Middletown
Eugene
James
Franklin
Donald
John
Alice Minnick
Dayton
Dorothy Humston
Alice Hall
Springfield
Olivia Chamberlain
Robert Eaton
Woodhill Cemetery
H. S. Gessner
First Baptist Church
Chamber Board Nominations Announced for Three-Year Terms
A nominating committee led by Don Folger announced ten candidates for the Chamber of Commerce Board. Five will be elected to three year terms, ballots go to members next week, and results will be announced at the January annual meeting.
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Don Folger
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Com
C. W. Denny
Chamber
Walter Bender
Hugh Harvey
L. E. Howe
L. P. Smith
Calvin Verity
Charles Alexander
Donald Broughton
Garland Ely
John Harkrader
William T. Snider
Denny
Myers Veteran of World War I Dies in Oxford Community
Myers, born February 7, 1891 in Indiana, son of Lews and Vina Myers, was a World War I veteran and member of Coulter-Williams post American Legion. He is survived by two brothers George and William of Brookville, a sister Mrs. William Flack, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with Marshall-Smith in charge.
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Myers
Indiana
Lews and
Vina McTenee Myers
Coulter- Williams Post
American Legion
Oxford
George
William Myers
William Flack
Brookville
Ind
Marshall- Smith
Oxford man Virgil Myers dies after fall from roof
Virgil M Myers of Oxford, age 57, died Wednesday night at Mercy hospital from injuries after falling from a roof while repairing James Dutcher's home at 16 North Elm Street. Butler county coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone will determine the final cause of death.
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Oxford
Virgil
Sprout
Meeting Postponed for Juliette Law Club
The Juliette Law Club meeting scheduled for Saturday December 4 is postponed to Saturday December 11. Announcement by Mrs Garnet L Church executive director of the Middletown Girl Scout Council Inc.
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Juliette Law Club
Garnet L. Church
Middletown Girl Scout Council, Inc
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