Deaths and Funerals John Skinner and John McMann
John Skinner of North Bend Road Cincinnati dies after long illness leaving wife Helen three daughters and many relatives including a daughter in law in Franklin. Services Monday at Immanuel Presbyterian Church with Greenwood Cemetery burial. John McMann 87 of Central Avenue dies at Kettering Memorial Hospital survivors include wife Mary three sons a daughter four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Woodside Cemetery burial.
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John C. Skinner
Calvin Skinner
Middletown
Wesley
Alice) Arbuckle
Franklin
North Bend Road
Cincinnati
Skinner
S. Richard
Barbara) Johns
Malcolm Bronson
George P. Skinner
Hamilton
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Baier & Sands Funeral Home
John McMann
Central Ave
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Kettering
Mary
Earl
Clarence
J. B. McMann
John Fishback
Cape Haze
Fla
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Henry Howard
Mrs. Carrie Crockett 75 Dies in Miamisburg Home
Carrie M. Crockett 75 of 3400 Weidner Road died yesterday at Friendly Semen Lebel Home in Miamisburg where she had been a patient since July. Survived by Chester her husband and daughter Clara Williams of Springfield. one granddaughter. Charter member of Springboro Grange. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. Jerome Schulz officiating. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carrie M. Crockett
Weidner Road
Miamisburg
Chester
Donald
Clara) Williams
Springfield
Springboro
Carl Morgan Whitey Morgan Dies in Florida
Carl Morgan known as Whitey, formerly of Middletown, died Friday at his West Palm Beach home. He moved to Florida in 1954 after 18 years with Western & Southern Life Insurance in Middletown. Survived by daughter Judith Woodrey of Boca Raton, son Richard L. Morgan of Middletown, sister Vern Abrams of Vancouver, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Earl Smith Funeral Home in Lake Worth.
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Carl (Whitey) Morgan
Middletown
West Palm Beach
Fla
Morgan
Florida
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
Wildred
Judith Woodrey
Boca Raton
Richard L. Morgan
Vern Abrams
Vancouver
Wash
Earl Smith
Lake Worth
Fila
Police Briefs Report Thefts And Drunk Driving
Richard W. Slagle thirty three percent? lost a wrapped Christmas gift valued at thirty five dollars from a car parked in front of 1310 Central Ave. Roger C. Selph of Mason was arrested in the 2400 block of S Sutphin Street at 11 33 am and charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Slagle
Central Ave
Roger C. Selph
Mason
S. Sutphin Street
Lonely Minnie Receives Scout Help For Christmas
Minnie Collins 72 of Janet's Nursing Home has no family but about 30 members of Boy Scout Troop 95 adopt her for a holiday project. The scouts collected coins and bought a spray of artificial flowers to give her a lasting gift as her Christmas family.
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Minnie Collins
Janet
S. Main St
Boy Scout Troop 95
Mrs. Collins
Janet Fuller
Gilbert Morningstar
Morningstar
Collins
Man Shot Remains in Serious Condition in West Middletown
William Wayne Ross of 333 Oxford State Road was shot Friday night in the Madison Inn parking lot and remained in serious condition at Middletown Hospital. The accused, Charles Feliner, 40, of 610 Cleveland Street, faces shooting with intent to kill charges and previously bartered weapons and open flask counts. Feliner was released from another band. He is set to appear in Municipal Court on Tuesday.
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Wiliam Wayne Ross
Oxford State Road
Madison Inn
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Charles Feliner
Cleveland St
Hamilton
Feliner
Mma Othe
Weary PO Ready For Old Hours
Middletown post office returns to routine hours after Christmas rush. Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi says all mail delivered in time for Christmas and that the floor is clean of mail and parcels. Closed tomorrow, reopens Tuesday at 8 a.m. Regular hours 8 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. through Friday with Saturday closure until noon. Open Jan 3 after holiday staff released.
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Frank Dobrozsi
Dobrozsi
Seven Hurt In Christmas Eve Car Crashes Across Town
Police report nine accidents since yesterday morning. Four motorists cited and damages tagged at 4500 dollars. Notable crash at Carmody Boulevard and Central Avenue injured David Webster 2, Sandy Mullin 18 and Patty Hall 14 with Mullin cited for failure to yield as red light out. Other collisions injured Reva Summer 24 and Michael Bowling 20. Robert Duff 4 and Kathy 15 suffered neck pains.
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David Webster
Reece Ave
Germantown
Sandy Mullin
Central Ave
Patty Hall
New Hartford
N.Y
Carmody Boulevard
Central Avenue
Webster
Miss Mullin
Mullin
Reva Summer
Middletown Hospital
Susan Ann Bowling
Oxford State Road
Bellomonte Street
Sunset Pool
Robert Duff
Roosevelt Ave
Kathy
Christmas Dance Set To Keep Teens Busy
A 12 foot long paper mache egg will hang from the ceiling of the girls gym at Middletown High School Monday night. Three movie projectors will show cartoons and movies on the egg and the teen attendees. Advance tickets for Wildness Uplimited, sponsored by the Achievers Association of Middletown Junior Achievement, total several hundred. Tickets cost 1 from any Junior Achiever and at the dance. Hours are 8 p.m. to midnight. Teens are reminded to bring an inexpensive exchange gift.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
The
Achievers Association of
Lukens Outspent Pelley For 24th
Donald E. Lukens of Middletown outspent his opponent James Pelley of Oxford nearly three to one in the 24th Congressional District race. Lukens reported spending 859,842 with broad support from Ohio and national GOP groups, while Pelley listed 22,093 in campaign outlays and 13,502 in contributions amid union and local party support.
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Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Middletown
Columbus
Lukens
James Pelley
Oxford
Pelley
Ohio Medical Political Action Committee
Americans For Constitutional Action
Ohio Republican Party
National
GOP
Congressional Boosters Club
United Auto Workers
United Steelworkers
Butler Democrtic Organization
Drivers Lose Licenses and Jail Time for DWI in Middletown
Four motorists were convicted of driving while intoxicated in Middletown Municipal Court. Robert Lorg Samuel Morrison and Paul Hood each received $200 fines costs three days in jail and one year license suspensions. William Austin faces three days in jail and lifetime license suspension. Other cases included disorderly conduct penalties petit larceny intoxication and assault charges with varied fines jail terms and license actions.
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Middletown Municipal Court
Robert Lorg
Shafer St
Samuel L. Morrison
Flemming Road
Paul W. Hood
Seven Mile
William J. Austin
Macready Ave
Monroe
J. T. Lamb
Harry Reedy
W. Fifth St Franklin
June Este
Oxford
Maxine Goodpaster
Curtis St
Sherman Taylor Jr
Winton St
den Ave
Kenneth Polley
Lamberton St
James Eldridge
Glenn St
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Lonely Minnie
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Eric L. Gregory
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