Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Affected by Middletown Hospital Deaths
Death notices from Middletown area list Mrs Alice Lyons 68 of 3117 Ohio Ave died at Middletown Hospital after Jan 28. Survived by husband Wilbur, children Robert Ernest, etc. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at McCoy-Leffler with burial Butler County Memorial Park. Also notices for Julia Parks Earl Gustin Angel Turull Mrs Else Press Mary Hudek Albert Frederick with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Suzanne Lyons
Ohio Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lyons
Monroe
Middletown Awning Co
Wilbur
Robert
Springfield
Ernest
Middletown
Joseph Forman
Newark
N.J
Terry Moore
Alvin Dean
Florida
Frank Dean
California
Agnes Crane
Jenny MacLean
Doris Blankenship
Betty Baughman
Dayton
McCoy-Leffler
Billy Ball
Butler County Memorial Park
Barbara Park
Woodside
Lebanon
Earl M. Gustin
S. East St
St. Francis DeSales Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswald
Gustin
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Pauline Huggett
Doris Doran
Chagrin Falls
Germantown
Angel E. Turull
Conservancy Road
Rt. 2
Turull
Black Clawson Co
Santa
Carmen Turull
Gladys Turull
Belen Fry
Cecelia Turull
Roberto
North Dakota
Marcos
Angel Jr
New York City
Hamilton
Else Press
Lawn Ave
Webb
Mary Hudek
Stahlheber Road
Queen of Peace
Albert Frederick
Poplar St
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Middletown Police Briefs Report Youth Drug Offense and Vehicle Thefts
A 16 year old Middletown Freshman School student was allegedly caught with marijuana in a school restroom and handed to juvenile officers. Other incidents include a citizen band radio and tools stolen from vehicles on Lafayette Avenue Lamberton Street Sherman Avenue and Main Street, with a windshield shot out by an air rifle and a coat hanger used to pry a car window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Willis Barr
Jefferson Road
Dixie Highway
James Morty
Grand Ave
Corbet Harrison
Main Street
Citizens Band
Gallup says mood toward economy brightens in America
Gallup told a Miami University audience that national mood toward the economy is improving while views of politics remain low. He cited high living costs and unemployment as top concerns, noted rising crime locally, and predicted a record low turnout in the 1976 presidential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
America
George Gallup Jr
Gallup
Miami University
More. Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carlisle hearing outlines Project Ohio for handicapped students
Tom Neal, Warren County education supervisor, explained Project Ohio to Carlisle school board. The program targets ages 3 through 21, seeking education to the fullest extent of ability for all students, with cooperation from parents and community groups to identify hearing vision speech physical behavioral and learning disabilities. The board noted potential payroll borrowing due to tax-short revenue and discussed an 8 mill renewal levy on the June ballot to sustain funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Tom Neal
Warren County Education Office
Carlisle School Board
Ohio
Neal
Warren County
Albert Porter
Franklin Township police planning meeting announced
Franklin Township trustees schedule an organizational meeting for arson investigators and planners at 7 pm Wednesday in the township hall on E Sixth Street. Trustee Harold Baker, police planning chairman, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Township
E. Sixth Street
Harold Baker
Dalton Defends Standards At Lemon Monroe Parents Meeting
Middletown School Superintendent Samuel Dalton told about 60 Lemon Monroe High parents that occasional failing grades are not fatal to students and that standards have not collapsed. He argued for balance between helping all students and maintaining accountability, and noted class scheduling rules and district finances constrain offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Samuel Dalton
Lemon-Monroe
Dalton
Mount Pleasant United Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Middletown High School
Middletown School Board Holds Closed Session on Pay Move
The Middletown school board will meet in a closed session at 6 30 p m tomorrow to discuss wage increases and medical benefits. OAPSE locals voted to accept a 7 percent raise and better benefits, while CAPSE represents staff including secretaries and drivers. The Middletown Teachers Association has balked at a proposed raise tied to a cut of 80 employees next year. The closed session will precede the 7 30 p m regular board meeting in the board room at the school administrative offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Heflin
Middletown Teachers Association
Dalton
Heflin
Middletown
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
CAPSE
Inner Peace lecture at YMCA by Paul Kellogg
Paul Kellogg of Springfield outlines the Inner Peace Movement and its aim to help people help themselves. An orientation lecture at the YMCA tomorrow at 8 p.m. costs 1.50 dollars and describes life energy, universal perspective, and techniques for staying relaxed to improve life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kellogg
Springfield
YMCA
Kellogg
Indiana University
Earth
Butler Health unit gets funds
The Butler County Health Department received a $5,000 grant from the Ohio Health Department for an enhanced child health services program. Health Commissioner John Harvey said funds will equip a new county clinic at the administration building with immunizations health assessments and referrals to local physicians and dentists to prevent health problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Health Department
Ohio Health Department
John Harvey
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Mike Napier
Gardner Park
Julia Parks
Earl Gustin
Angel Turull
John Arpp
William Rapp
Germantown Cemetery
Luther Clemmons
Lafayette Ave
Cleo Murphy
Lamberton St
Charles Brooks
Sherman Ave
Cremeans Appliance & TV
Trenton
Karen Garloch
Journal
Princeton University
Roper Opinion Center
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Nelson Rockefeller
Butler Health Unit
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lath Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
May
National
Mr Coy -Leffler
Meas Seti
Mh As
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