Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Obituaries list Alvin Barker 72 of 925 Beech St who died at Middletown Hospital after a short illness and note survivors including his wife Nina two sons Delbert and Riaymond a daughter Cuba Hall and six grandchildren. Services set for Friday at Joseph R. a & Sons with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Also noted are rites for Eugene Pippen and Lucy Pippen, Edward Long, and Ralph Schleigh with details of survivors, funeral homes, and burial plans. Willie Thomas 41 of 158 N Main St Franklin dies at Middletown Hospital after a weeklong illness. survivors include wife Clara a son Douglas and two daughters. arrangements pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Barker
Beech St
Middletown Hospital
Barker
Marija
Middletown
Nina
Delbert and
Riaymond
Aughter
Cuba Hall
Letown
Bister
Za Mays
Huntington
W Va
Bervices
Joseph R. A & Sons
Henry Howard
James Linamen
Hamilton
Eugene Pippen
Campbell Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Willie
Man) Thomas
N. Main St
Franklin
Thomas
Cable Auto Sales
McWilliams
Ala
St. James Baptist Church
Clara
Douglas
Debbie
Catherine
Sally Thomas
Johnny
Clarence
David
Albert
Millard
Atmore
William Watson
Pensacola
Fila
Lillie Everhart
Rosie Barnett
Ella Haskins
Newark
N.J
Bailey Funeral Home
Gifts Reach Recipients Across Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico
A lighthearted note highlights that gifts sent to destinations nationwide include Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico emphasizing the reach of thoughtful giving. The message playfully nods to the spread of presents and the joy of sending cheer far and wide.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Services for Earl Sears Held in Mooreland
Earl Sears 58 of Mooreland Indiana died Sunday at his home. He was a former Middletown resident and brother of Del Sears and Emmett Sears of Franklin. Funeral services are Thursday at Macers Funeral Home in Mooreland.
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Earl Sears
Mooreland
Ind
Rt. 1
Del
Emmett Sears
Franklin
Macers
Mr. Sears
Middletown
Death of Carl Sword in Dayton Emergency Room
Carl Louis Sword, 23, of 4921 Todd Road, Franklin, died at 3 p.m. yesterday in Grandview Hospital after illness from the flu. Survived by wife Katherine, parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sword of Middletown, four brothers Joseph Curt Dan at home Larry in the Army, sister Ann at home, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Sword of Middletown, and maternal grandfather Joe Barger of Hamilton.
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Carl Louis Sword
Todd Road
Franklin
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Katherine
Carl Sword
Middletown
Joseph
Curt
Dan
Larry
Ann
Elijah Sword
Joe Barger
Hamilton
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mrs Hazel Kepler Dies in Germantown at 74
Mrs Hazel E Kepler 74 of 316 Dayton Pike Germantown died at 3 am at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a seven week stay Survived by husband Ernest two sons George and Fred Germantown sister Chloe Eby Dayton and two grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev J C Herbert officiating Burial will be in Germantown Prone may call at the funeral home Friday from 4 to 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Hazel E. Kepler
Dayton Pike
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Ernest
George
Fred
Chloe Eby
Dayton
John Arpp
J.C. Herbert
Mrs Achsa A King FRANKLIN-MIAMISBURG Woman Dies at 74
Mrs Achsa A Granny King 74 of Miamisburg died early today at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after eight weeks as a patient. She leaves three sons Russell Leo Harold all of Miamisburg three daughters Hazel Helen Gillis and Vivian Acord two sisters Alma Duerr Louella Rohmert and 22 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren. Services Friday at Anglesby Oliver Rajala with entombment in Miami Valley Memory Gardens funeral home hours Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Achsa A
Granny) King
Miamisburg
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Russell
Leo
Harold
Hazel King
Helen Gillis
Vivian Acord
Brandt
Alma Duerr
Louella Rohmert
Anglesby Funeral Home
Oliver Rajala
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Lebanon man Oscar F Nickell dies. WWII veteran
Oscar F Nickell 57 of Cincinnati died yesterday at home. Survived by Windell Nickell Lebanon Etta Elam Waynesville. brothers Jesse Fairborn Buel Fort Wayne Ind Rube Reading. sister Ruth Hopkins California. Services 11 a.m. Friday Oswald Funeral Home burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens with graveside military rites. viewing Thursday 4 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Oscar F. Nickell
Windell Nickell
Etta Elam
Waynesville
Cincincinnati
Jesse
Fairborn
Buel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rube
Reading
Ruth Hopkins
California
Oswald Funeral Home
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Requiem Mass for Leo Wilde Princeps
Leo Arthur Wilde age 11 son of Air Force Sgt Melvin Wilde of Peru Indiana will be honored with a requiem Mass at St Augustine's Church at 10 in the morning Friday.
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Germantown
Leo Arthur Wilde
Air Force
Melvin Wilde
Peru
Ind
Rt. 5
St. Augustine’s Church
Miller Campaign Records Low Cost Run For Congress
Lloyd Miller ran a frugal 1968 bid for the 24th district seat, reporting personal spending of 1769.60 and committee expenditures of 1642.84 for a total of 3412.44, totaling 44864 votes while incumbent Buz Lukens spent about 73 cents per voter with committees totaling 78818.01 for 106953 district residents voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Miller
Miller
Ted W. Brown
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Lukens
Attorney Is Named New Judge
Martin A. Coyle, Hamilton attorney and executive in the Coyle Voting Machine Co., was named judge of Hamilton Municipal Court by Gov. James A. Rhodes. He succeeds Robert L. Marrs, who moves to a common pleas court judgeship in January. Coyle must run for an unexpired term in 1969 and a full term in 1971. Burial will be in Germantown. Friends may call at John Arpp Funeral Home Thursday 4 to 9 p.m. The boy died on arrival at Grissom AFB base hospital. the father is an Air Force career man and the mother a Germantown former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Coyle
Hamilton
Coyle Voting Machine Co
Coyle
James A. Rhodes
Butler County
Republican Party
Robert L. Marrs
Common Pleas Court
Marrs
Germantown
John Arpp
Grissom Afb
Gothenburg and Malmo Noted as Sweden West South Gateways
Gothenburg known as Sweden's Gateway to the West and Malmo as Friendly Window to the South reflecting their roles as important shipbuilding centers in the region.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Malmo
Columbus Man Held By FBI
Lonnie E. Crum, 24, of Columbus, was arrested by FBI agents in Columbus. He faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in Indiana connected to theft of more than $100,000 worth of copper from the Norfolk and Western Railroad. He is held in Franklin County Jail and to be arraigned before transport to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Lonnie E. Crum
Columbus
FBI
Indiana
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Crum
Franklin County
Indianapolis
Inn
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Edward Long
Edward H. Long
Woodlaw Ave
Armcor Steel Corp
Nellie
Don Grimes
McCoy- Leffler
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs
Lucy Pippen
Lucy Pip
Ralph Schleigh
McCoy-Leffler
E. Eugene Frazer
Schleigh
Florida
Willie Thomas
Betty
Bill
Bobby
Tommy
Donny Cunningham
The
Ohio Bus Line
Clinton
Santa
Penneys
Penney
Hazel Kepler
Mrs. Acisa King
Oscar Nickell
Leo Wilde
Wendy Sue Wells
Gardiner
Maine
Roy C. Wells
James H. Pelley
Oxford
Miami University
NEW Life Temple
Trenton Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
Jesus of Nazareth
Dean Sheets
Ohio
Photo Shop
Middletown Shopping Plaza
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