Local deaths and funeral notices across Ohio towns
The listing covers Thelma S. Brooks of Middletown and other local deaths including Richard Lee Davis in Mason, Robert Gade of Nashville formerly Middletown, Nannie Hollon of Campton, Phillip Koegler of Little Rock, and infant son of Lewis P. Michael Jr. in Lebanon. Services, burial sites, and memorial gifts are noted, with multiple churches and funeral homes named. Other obituaries include Maud Neal of West Elkton and several Hamilton area deaths with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Richard Lee Davis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Davis
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Garden Manor
Oswald
Robert Gade
Nashville, Tenn
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
W. Curtis Lee
Woodside Cemetery
Nannie Hollon
Campton
Ann Fletcher
Vickie Fletcher
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
First Church of God
Potter & Sons Funeral Homes
Phillip G. Koegler
Little Rock
Ark
Lewis P. Michael Jr
Stanwood Drive
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Tara
Lewis P. Michael Sr
Mt. Holly
Edward Eltzroth
Oswald Funeral Home
Vandals break car windows across multiple neighborhoods
Over the weekend several residents reported broken car windows from vandals. Arnold Smith of 1500 Park St Norma Manning of 4114 Lewis St Greg Bates of 211 Regent Drive Dale Keplinger of 5766 Hamilton Trenton Road and others had windows damaged. A SPARE tire and a .22 caliber pistol were stolen from Paul Wendt of 527 Young St in front of his residence yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Smith
Park St
Norma Manning
Lewis St
Greg Bates
Regent Drive
Sheldon Road
Dale Keplinger
Hamilton
Trenton Road
Ardmore Drive
Paul Wendt
Young St
Vandalization damages two Middletown High drivered cars
Two driver education cars at Middletown High School were vandalized last night. Principal Lewis Hill reported broken windshields on both cars, a broken side door window on one, and a dent on another. A window in the automotive repair shop was broken but no entry was found. no damage estimate was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
MHS
Lewis Hill
Hill
Franklin Recreation program sets golf tournament dates
Franklin recreation officials announced the golf event schedule for August 9 10 and 16 17 at the Franklin Golf Club course. Participants will receive a city emblem golf bag tag as a memento. Mrs Linda Eckert of DARE invites memorial shade trees in Community Park to honor individuals. Plans include shade trees along the park driveway and park side near Ohio 123 and a bid to improve drainage in slow pitch and tennis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bill Cook
Franklin Golf Club
Franklin Recreation Board
Roger
Linda) Eckert
DARE
Ae Ae
Sre
Ohio 123
Eckert
City to rezine Bachmann and Kittyhawk tracts tomorrow night
The second and final reading of ordinances to rezone the Bachmann and Kittyhawk tracts to community commercial will be heard by city commissioners tomorrow at 6 PM in commission chambers. A public hearing is set on a conditional use plan to add to the Salvation Army building at 106 N Clinton St. Other items include Pantel's Vineyard liquor permit at 1406 Central Ave and a plan for the city to collect water and sewer bills through West Side Federal Savings & Loan. Franklin Township will drain a shallow ditch under the road to Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachmann
Kittyhawk
Commission
East End
Salvation Army
N. Clinton St
Pantel’s Vineyard
Central Ave
West Side Federal Savings & Loan
Venus And Jupiter Meet In Evening Sky Show
In an annual but unusually favorable view Venus and Jupiter appear as a double star after sundown in the western sky. The two planets will seem to be less than a finger's width apart while real distance is about 404 million miles. Griffith Observatory says the pair will drift apart tonight but remain visible for about two hours after sunset if clear.
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Los Angeles
Venus
Jupiter
Earth
Griffith Observatory
Weekend spate of six home break ins reported
Police logged six break ins over the weekend with over 800 dollars in cash and goods taken from four sites. Raymond Harris at 925 14th Ave reported a stereo system, lamp, color television and three watches missing after a rear window and door were forced. Daniel Dixon at 2900 N Verity Parkway reported an AM FM cassette player, an 85 radio and a 34 clock radio stolen from his front bedroom window. Barbara Highley at 2122 Queen Ave reported 50 dollars cash and furniture debris after a break in with a 65 dollar electric saw and drill missing. Linda Smith at 640 Lafayette Ave reported a 156 camera taken from a dresser. no entry signs. Other incidents had no losses. Reed Jr at 2403 Sherman Ave had doors forced. Mrs. Aaron King at 3100 Ohio Ave saw a side door forced on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Harris
14Th Ave
Daniel Dixon
N. Verity Parkway
Dixon
Barbara Highley
Queen Ave
Linda Smith
Lafayette Ave
Richard Reed Jr
Sherman Ave
Aaron King
Ohio Ave
Opera baritone Norman Treigle dies at 47 in New Orleans
Bass baritone Norman Treigle, longtime star at the New York City Opera, was found dead at his New Orleans home at age 47. He was celebrated for operatic villainy and musical drama, with famed interpretations in Faust, Tales of Hoffmann, Julius Caesar, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Norman Treigle
New York City Opera
Treigle
Mephistopheles
Offenbach
Beverly Sills
Trenton Burglaries Linked by Police as Weekend Thefts
Trenton police captain says three weekend burglaries are connected to earlier cases. Guns and valuables were taken at multiple homes including 410 Douglass Ave 10 55 p m Saturday and 2003 Poplin Place 1 30 a m yesterday. Citizens urged to report suspicious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Joe Richards
Charles Eckel
Douglass Ave
Carel Mathis
Poplin Place
Robert Burt
Delhi Drive
Richards
Woman Jumps From Car After Pedal Jam Near Loveland
Pamela E. Pauley, 22, was injured when the accelerator stuck while driving south on Ohio 48 near Loveland. She jumped from the car, which then left the road and struck a sign and power pole before stopping in a field. she suffers a brain concussion and scrapes and is in fair condition at Bethesda North Hospital.
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Loveland
Ohio 48
Here
Pamela E. Pauley
Bethesda North Hospital
Three charged in Waynesville restaurant robbery
Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace says three people were arrested and charged for the February 6 robbery of the 1776 Restaurant in Warren County. Sterling Gabbard Rebecca Retherford and Jon Fox are jailed on 10000 bonds. A fourth suspect remains at large and a gun was recovered. A Feb. 20 pretrial hearing is set in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Sterling Gabbard
Mechanic St
Lebanon
Rebecca Retherford
Cherry St
Jon Fox
Rt. 1
Wallace
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Area twirlers win prizes in Bellbrook contest
Local twirlers competed in a USTA twirling contest held Sunday in Bellbrook. Second place went to Lee Ann Evans for advanced strutting and advanced combined solo in 8 and under. Joni Lynn Wagner for intermediate twirling for 11 year olds. Kelli Cope for intermediate solo in 7 and under. Sherri Hill earned fourth in intermediate twirling and fifth in Miss Personality for 9 to 11 year olds. Tessa Moore took third in seven year old intermediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USTA
Bellbrook
Lee Ann Evans
Joni Lynn Wagner
Kelli Cope
Sherri Hill
Tessa Moore
Record deer kill set in Ohio season
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a record 10,747 deer were killed by hunters in the 1974-75 season. This exceeds the previous year by 42 percent and more than doubles the 1972-73 harvest, reflecting a sharp rise in deer hunting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Mud does not slow Klondike Derby Scouts at Camp Hook
About 457 Scouts from 73 teams competed in the ninth Klondike Derby at Camp Hook. The Rattle Snake Patrol Troop 2 sponsored by the Church of the Ascension won first place despite thawing mud. senior division winner Leadership Corp Patrol Troop 51 Waynesville also excelled. Awards went to Racoon Patrol Troop 32 second Pedero Patrol Troop 24 Franklin third and Cobra Patrol Troop 93 fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hook
Church of the Ascension
Racoon Patrol
Pedero Patrol
Franklin
Cobra
Leadership Corp
Waynesville
John Zopff
Mason
Bill Clements
Cochairman
Spring shopping and home upgrades highlight town events
OLTLNG town offers drapery cleaning deals at Gough Lamb Cleaners and a 15 percent off through March 1. Filson's showcases spring fashions with name brands, plus new light fixtures at The Lite House and vitamin displays at Lewis Drugs. Office Out fitters advertises a Victor add machine sale. McAlpin's Towne Mall opens with prizes and new departments. Ewalds Pet Shop offers grooming and trims. Tobias Studios promotes wedding and anniversary photo services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough Lamb Cleaners
Mcalpin
Dayton
Cincinnati
McAlpin’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Brooks
Thelma S. Brooks
Middletown Hospital
Brooks
Frenchburg
Hillyard
Esther Downey Draperies
Order of Amaranth
Senior Citizens Club
Ida Morningstar
Order of Eastern Star
John
William
Xenia
Ed Cogan
Arthur Hawison
Eileen Stamper
Detroit
Chester
Kenneth Stamper
McCoy-Leffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Funeral
Eastern Star
Richard Davis
Mr. Gade
Nashville
Phillip Koegler
Michael
Maud Neal
West Elkton
Poplar Street
Euclid
James
Edward
Elmo
Gertrude Mynhier
Edna Schenck
Helen Yous
San
Earl Weber
Fairfield
Young
Benny Broshear
S. Front St
Brown-Dawson
Diane Revelee
Seven Mile
Minnie Satterlee
Alexandria
William Ludeke
Hartford Drive
St. Stephen's Church
1St. Ave
Middletown Library
Maude Elizabeth Kee
Congress
West Virginia
Franklin Township
Clear Creek
Marvin Sands
Germantown Road
Grant
Bud) Bradley
Phil Lansdale
Jim Mears
Community Ark
Harmon Field
Anthony Wayne School
Slow Pitch Association
Franklin High Field
Horseshoe Courts
Ohio
Charlotte
Filson’s
Highview Center
Crawford
Office Outfitters
Victor
Ewalds
Mac Tobias
Tobias Studios
Obias
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