Deaths And Funerals In Middletown and area
Obituaries list Mrs. Louise Freese 75 of 804 Orchard St dying at Middletown Hospital after illness since July. Survived by husband, three sons William Jack Riley, two daughters Patricia Schaefer Kay Leach, eight grandchildren. Arrangements pending at McCoy Leffler. Services for Mrs Marie F M of 426 Oxford St tomorrow at Joseph R Baker Sons with cremation to follow. Mrs Fugett’s survivors include two stepdaughters Mary Lane West Elkton and Fred Carroll Highland Heights Ky. Ruby Margaret Richardson 43 of 1710 Sheridan Ave to be buried in Childers Cemetery after services at Beattyville Ky. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler.
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Louise Freese
Louise C. Freeze
Orchard St
Middletown Hospital
Freeze
Springfield
Middletown
Ae. Seesee
William
Jack
Riley
Monroe
Patricia Schaefer
Kay Leach
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Marie F M
Oxford State
Joseph R. Baker
Ruby Richardson
Ruby Margaret Richardson
Sheridan Ave
Beatlyville
Childers Cemetery
Services for Herman Phillips Held at Riggs Funeral Home
Herman Phillips 69 of 1115 Oxford State Road died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. Dayton Friends may call today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors include six brothers Walter Jasper Fra John Lebanon Orville Bethel Glendon Middletown Charles Monroe and William Waynesville and four sisters Louise Swisher California Ruby Romans Illinois Ruth Jeffery Lebanon and Irene Smith South Lebanon.
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Herman Phillips
Oxford State Road
Riggs Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Dayton
Phillips
Middletown Hospital
Walter
Jasper
John
Lebanon
Orville
Bethel
Louise Swisher
California
Ruby Romans
Iinois
Ruth Jeffery
Irene Smith
South Lebanon
Sunday Liquor Permits Issued In Downtown Ohio
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced Sunday permits from 1 pm to midnight have been mailed to Jungle Cafe on N Clinton St and to Turi Cafe at 904 906 W Central Ave. Additional permits were issued this month to Manchester Motor Inn and Bar 2 on 2 S Broad St. Carryout beer permits go to McGee's Super Market at 6640 Trenton Franklin Road.
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Jungle Cafe
N. Clinton St
Chester Traylor
Dudles Chester Shrout
Turi Cafe
Central Ave
Claude
Rosalie Ingram
Manchester Motor Inn
S. Broad St
McGee's
Trenton-Franklin Road
ODL
Funeral services for 14 month old Thomas Gerrish
Funeral services for Thomas Gerrish 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gerrish will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Eaton Funeral Home with the Rev Fred Hill officiating Burial will be in Woodhill Cemetery The child died yesterday Surviving are the parents the maternal grandparents the Rev and Mrs Robert Brown of Franklin and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Randolph Gerrish of Rochester N H Funeral home today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Franklin
Thomas Gerrish
Dixie Highway
Eaton Funeral Home
Fred Hill
Woodhill Cemetery
F Funeral
Robert Brown
Randolph Gerrish
Rochester
N.H
Samuel W Stull dies at Friendly Rest Home
Samuel Walter Stull 71 administrator at the Friendly Rest Home died there yesterday. Survived by wife Hilda Fae four daughters Betty Richmond Indiana Dorothy Lindsey Middletown Barbara Lindsey Franklin Gloria Ruble Springboro a son Russell Hamilton 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 10 am tomorrow at Brough Memorial Funeral Home Rev Richard Hensley officiating Burial College Corner Cemetery. Visitation today 4-5 and 7-9 pm. Martha Nelson 80 1311 Grand Blvd services 10 am tomorrow Webb.
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Miamisburg
Samuel Walter Stull
Friendly Rest
Jefferson Masonic Lodge
Middletown
Valley of Cincinnati
Scottish Rite
Stull
Hilda Fae
Betty
Richmond
Ind
Dorothy Lindsey
Barbara Lindsey
Franklin
Gloria Ruble
Springboro
Russell
Hamilton
Brough
Richard Hensley
College Corner Cemetery
Hamilton's Head Lawyer Is Retiring
Hamilton's head law director Eric Hjalmar Persson will retire Jan 2 after 21 years in office to devote full time to private practice. He served under every city manager, began as assistant law director in 1943, was city prosecutor in 1946, and acted as city manager on several occasions. A Miami University and University of Cincinnati College of Law graduate.
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Hamilton
Eric
Hjalmar Persson
Millikin and Fitton
Persson
Theity
Miami University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Ware Won't Get New Trial in Four Vehicular Homicide Counts
Robert E. Ware 38 of Florence Ky remains denied a new trial by Warren County Common Pleas Judge P Daniel Fedders. The judge cited no compelling reason to grant a new trial after Ware was convicted December 16 of four counts of vehicular homicide for a head on crash on Interstate 75 near Monroe. Sentencing is expected within three weeks.
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Lebanon
Robert E. Ware
Warren County
Com.mon Pleas Court
P. Daniel Fedders
Fedders
Ware
Florence
Monroe
Brighter Prospects for Trucker Family After Campout
Eugene Nichols his wife and six children lived in a 14 foot tent for four months after moving from Lake Hopatcong New Jersey. Dozens of readers offered aid while Nichols sought work and a California Class One license. A generous family loaned them a 10 room house rent free and the Nichols plan to move in and start job hunting immediately.
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San Diego
Calif
Eugene Nichols
Lake Hopatcong
Nichols
California
New Jersey
Thomas Gibson
Gibson
Great Miami waste treatment plan outlined by conservancy
The Miami Conservancy District will propose waste water treatment as the best path to clean the Great Miami River in its overdue regional water quality plan. Officials weigh simplest versus advanced treatment and may still study low flow augmentation as part of a two year analysis. The plan covers the Great Miami from Sidney to the Ohio River, Stillwater River to Dayton, and Mad River to Dayton with public hearings rescheduled for March.
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Dayton
Miami Conservancy District
Miami
the Conservancy
William T. Bilffert
Franklin
Biffert
Conservancy
Upper River Valley
L. Bennett Coy
U. S. Army
Great Miami
Sidney
Ohio River
Covington Ohio
Huffman Dam
Middletown
Capitol Building Sinking A Little in Washington
The Capitol is sinking but not much, says the National Geodetic Survey in a preliminary report. The Senate wing has sunk one fifth of an inch over 45 years in clay and sandy Capitol Hill soil. Architect George M. White calls the sinking negligible and says the wing remains stable since 1926 measurements.
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Washington
Capitol
National Geodetic Survey
Commerce Department
Senate
Capitol Hil
George M. White
Russian Evangelist Is New Year's Speaker
Germantown crowds attend First Baptist Church for evangelist Dr. Hyman Appelman program. He discusses Russia today versus Communist portrayal, with color slides and testimonials. Services begin 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 9:45 and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. A concert by John and Brenda Reinebach Indiana gospel Singers precedes a hot dog supper.
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Germantown
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Middletown man bitten by watchdog at country club
A 23 year old Middletown man Hans Carter of 3017 Seneca St was treated at Middletown Hospital after reportedly being bitten by a watchdog while preparing to release the animal from a pen at the maintenance building of Brown's Run Country Club in Butler County. Police said he was preparing to leave when the bite occurred.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Brown's Run Country Club
Butler County
Hans Carter
Seneca St
Christmas sales patterns vary across stores in town
Jeri Spencer reports mixed November and December results with six of 13 shops up, two down, and the rest steady or unable to compare to 1970. CE Greathouse notes shoppers paid for high end items while Thornton of McAlpin's sees about an 8 percent rise. other managers cite modest gains or unclear trends amid layoffs and debt caution.
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Richard Greathouse
CE. Greathouse and Son
G.C. Thornton
McAlpin's
William Schulte
Murphy
Sawyer Ousien
Charea
Worthmore’s Clothing
David Cohn
Cohn
Ace Hardware
Kennedy Named Ambassador to NATO at Nixon Brandt Meeting
President Nixon announced former secretary of the Treasury David M Kennedy as the new U S ambassador to NATO at the Nixon Brandt talks in Key Biscayne Fla The 66 year old Kennedy will also remain ambassador at large signaling high level U S representation in Europe and a pledge to sustain European alliance support during the Brant conference consideration of broader economic political and military ties across the alliance.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Willy Brandt
the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Florida White House
Europe
Kennedy
Treasury
European Alliance
Brussels
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Mrs. Marie Fugett
Ohio
Samuel Stull
Martha Nelson
Grand Blvd
Webb
del Hodshire
American Legion
South Main St
Taleng
Opleon
Eileen
North Vietnam
New York Post
David Driver
Journal
NCR
Robert S. Oelman
Coy
Capitol Building
F Young
Appelman
Woodlawn
Jeri Spencer
Larry Hunter
Checker
Bill Denzer
Senon Te 6
Denzer
David Kennedy
NATO
American Savings & Loan Associates
Citizens Savings & Loan Association
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
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