Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
Obituaries notice list multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Donald Lee Allen 34 of Kettering, survivors include wife Carol and children Michael Robert Sheri Dawn. services 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Other obituaries for Glen Dowrey Sr Lester Williams Jennie Winglewich Homer Phillips Richard Schall Morris Nixon and related services and burials across Middletown Somerville Franklin West Elkton Germantown Lebanon and Carlpad areas.
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Donald Lee Allen
Kettering
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside
Allen
Middletown
Kettering Medical Center
Carol
Michael
Dayton
Robert
Sheri
Dawn
Bernard Allen
Opal Caskell
Springfield
Guy
Jerry
Jeff
Michelle
Thelma Allen
Glen Dowrey Sr
Elwood St
James McCollum
St John's Cemetery
Trenton
Verity Lodge
F&m
Dowrey
Middletown Hospital
Jennie Winglewich
Smith Ave
Joseph R. Baker
Bruce Powell
Winglewich
Trenton Church of God
Waldo
Jeanette Montgomery
Melvin
Francis
Hamilton
Richard
Lexington
Carl
Tampa
Fla
Herman Jones
Raymond Jones
Lewis Jones
Indianapolis
Iva Mahurin
Anna Deeming
Germantown Cemetery
Ruth Conarroe
Greenbush United Methodist Church
Harry Eckels
Fairmound Cemetery
West Elkton
Wilson-Schramm
The
Cancer Society
Corwin Nixon
Lebanon
Oswald
Man identified as John Doe detained after garden tractor incident
Sheriff’s deputies took John Doe to the city jail after reports of him driving a garden tractor on Eck Road and shouting obscenities at 2 p.m. yesterday. A doberman pinscher reported lost or stolen was recovered by Dana Morgan of Catalina Mobile Home Park Friday night. The dog was identified by a Petland Middletown employee from a Journal reward ad. The man who brought the dog to Petland for grooming bought it at the Animal Shelter, Morgan reimbursed the shelter fee and paid a $20 reward.
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John Doe
Eck Road
Dana Morgan
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Petland
Middletown
Animal Shelter
Morgan
Rhodes' Brother-In-Law Resigns From State Post
In Columbus Ohio two transportation officials resign after a gubernatorial shakeup. David B Ewing brother in law to Gov James A Rhodes quits as deputy director of highway safety and Roger Wachendorf leaves an BMW administrator post. Wachendorf calls for Senate probe into an alleged BMW coverup while Curtis Andrews is reassigned and Donald Cook moves to crime prevention oversight.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
David B. Ewing
Ewing
Roger Wachendorf
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Rhodes
Donald D. Cook
BMW
Curtis Andrews
Transportation Department
Roberto Chiaramonte
Chiaramonte
Wachendorf
State Senate
Solar quakes spotted by Orbiting Solar Observatory 8
NASA reports possible seismic like activity on the sun based on data from the Orbiting Solar Observatory eight. The finding suggests dynamic solar phenomena, though details and interpretation remain under study by scientists at NASA and partner institutions.
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Washington
NASA
Orbiting Solar Observatory-8
Fire damages mobile home at 2408 F St
Fire damaged a mobile home and contents valued at 4000 dollars at 2408 F Street late yesterday afternoon. The home occupied by Thaddeus Fields and owned by Mid America Mobile Homes was heated in the living room area around 5 30 p m and containment limited damage to that room. Cause not yet determined. Fields had been away about 30 minutes when neighbor spotted the blaze.
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F St
Thaddeus Fields
Mid- America Mobile Homes
Fields
Trenton Fire Victim Burned In Explosion Injures Man
Richard Beaudoin, 40, of 200 Cranewood Drive, remained in serious condition after an explosion at his Trenton home at 2 13 am threw him through a window. He suffered second degree burns and back cuts. Investigation by state fire marshal continues.
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Trenton
Cranewood Drive
Cincinnati General Tal
Richard Beaudoin
Cranewood
Insurance agents elect Middletown officers for association
Venus Maupin owner of Maupin Insurance Agency was elected president and Steve Dobrozsi named vice president of the Middletown Independent Insurance Agents Association. Ed Mynhier Tom Walburg named to executive committee with Robert Grimes Phil Norris and Les Leighton. A separate fire probe reports gas explosions caused a wood frame home to burn, with an estimated loss of 25,000 dollars or more. Beaudoin's 13 year old Jeff was found safe after the blaze.
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Venus Maupin
Maupin Insurance Agency
Gladys Drive
Middletown Independent Insurance Agents Association
Steve Dobrozsi
John Dobrozsi
Harold Poplin
Beaudoin
Jeff
Middletown
Elizabeth Taylor Marries John Warner in Seventh Marriage
Elizabeth Taylor wed John William Warner at sunset on a hilltop at Atoka Farms near Middleburg. The ceremony united the 44 year old star with the 49 year old former Navy secretary, in a Jewish ceremony led by Rev Neal Morgan. They plan to travel to Israel for charity events before joining family in Switzerland.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
John William Warner
Secretary of the Navy
Middleburg
Richard Burton
Catherine Mellon
Pittsburgh
John Springer
Atoka Farms
Israel
Miss Taylor
Jerusalem
Warner
Gastaad
Switzerland
Conrad Hilton Jr
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Fire and injury reports clutter Crawford Street and Victoria Avenue
A sequence of brief emergency notes records fires, injuries, and medical responses across multiple locations. Incidents include a 14 year old with a wrist gash from a window break near 607 Crawford, a grease fire under a pickup at 406 Gideon Road causing $100 damage, and oxygen administration for Marvin Amburgey at 4836 Victoria Ave before hospital admission.
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Crawford St
Mike Weaver
Woodlawn Ave
University Boulevard
Nelbar Street
Ishmael Haney
Gideon Road
Victoria Ave
Marvin Amburgey
Amburgey
S. Main St
Dewey Lawson
Manchester Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Nixon outlines post freeze supervision of economy
On October 7 1971 President Nixon announced the wage price freeze would be followed by an indefinite period of close government supervision of the economy to limit wages and rent without direct controls on profit, signaling a shift in policy and economic oversight.
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Nixon
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