Deaths and funerals of Middletown area residents
Obituaries and funeral notices list Jerdenia Amburgey 86 of 802 The Alameda with 2 p.m. Monday service at Faith United Methodist Church and Woodside Cemetery burial. Also Mabel Crickmore 69 of Dayton to be laid to rest Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Cemetery. Includes notices for Herbert Fryman 64 Middletown, Laura E. Keuther 93, Vernon E. Prickett, Marie Waites 77, Nathan Williams 87, and other survivors with service times, call times, and burial sites across Middletown, Germantown, and Elk Creek areas.
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Jerdenia M. Amburgey
Alameda
Faith United Methodist Church
Lewis Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Amburgey
Middletown Hospital
Germantown
Mabel Crickmore
Dayton
Leonard
Chuck) Crickmore
John Arpp
Arthur Tingley
Germantown Cemetery
Crickmore
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Moose Lodge
Laura Crist
Middletown
John
Versailles
Carl Reuther
Maryland
Riggs Funeral Home
W. Curtis Lee
Hillside Cemetery
Ripon
Wis
Marie Waites
Barbara Park
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Charles McIntosh
Elk Creek Cemetery
Funeral
Nathan Williams
Grove St
New Era Baptist Church
Kindness Expected to Announce Run for Reelect in 8th District
U S Representative Thomas N Kindness is expected to declare a bid for re election to Congress from the 8th District at a news conference Monday. A former Hamilton state representative, he won in a three way race in 1974. The event at the Holiday Inn is slated for 1 30 p m and he will discuss his first year in Congress and the record of the 9th Congress.
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U.S
Thomas N. Kindness
Congress
Hamilton
Kindness
Holiday Inn
Fire and medical emergencies reported at multiple city addresses
At 11:10 p.m. Andre Simpson 16 of 711 Crawford St was found unresponsive in bed and transported to hospital where treated and released. At 6:12 p.m. Mary Horpuch 66 of 1302 Elwood St was ill with stomach pains and admitted in serious condition to ICU. At 1:51 p.m. Maxine Rose 44 of 1701 Manchester Ave had difficulty breathing with a weak pulse and was admitted in serious condition to ICU.
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Central Ave
Andre Simpson
Crawford St
Elwood St
Mary Horpuch
Manchester Ave
Maxine Rose
Cost of marriage licenses rises in Ohio
A new Ohio law increases marriage license fees from 2 to 8 dollars and revises probate court procedures. The measure, effective January 1, grants more rights to surviving spouses and raises various fees in estate litigation as part of probate court reforms.
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Columbus, Ohio
Trucker James Knowles Dies In Rest Stop Incident
James Knowles 25 of Cheviot died after inhaling cyclopropane while working as a Dixie Oxygen driver. Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone ruled the death accidental after findings at a rest stop off Interstate 75 near Ohio 63.
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James Knowles
Cheviot
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Knowles
Dixie Oxygen Co., Inc
Cincinnati
Interstate 75
Ohio 63
Boone
City announces two day Christmas tree pickup
The city will collect Christmas trees Monday and Tuesday. North of Central Avenue are to place trees at the curb on Monday, south of Central on Tuesday. Trees will not be picked up after those two days and residents must dispose of trees themselves.
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Public Service Department
Dick Goecke
Central Avenue
Central
Goecke
Two Burglaries Reported Overnight Including Home and Vet Clinic
Two burglaries were reported last night. Janie Palmer’s home at 19 Harrison St lost about 300 dollars in property including a television set after entry through a rear window tied with a screwdriver. Lynch Animal Hospital at 3410 Tytus Ave suffered a break in with about 500 tranquilizer tablets stolen from a medicine cabinet.
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Janie Palmer
Harrison St
Lynch Animal Hospital
Tytus Ave
Robbery at Wonder Bread Store in University Plaza
Police investigated a reported robbery at the Wonder Bread store in University Plaza this morning. An ambulance responded near 10 a.m., no injuries confirmed, and the suspect fled in a pickup wearing a white mask.
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Wonder Bread
University Plaza
Police Briefs: Teen Overdoses At Party And Car Break-In
An 18 year old girl was hospitalized after taking many pills at a party and later released. Dale Wagoner reported two men tried to break into his car around 4 am. alarm scared them away with no theft. Janet Tibbs said her car window was broken near Kroger at 2701 Breiel Boulevard and a citizen band radio valued at $220 was taken.
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Middletown Hospital
Dale Wagoner
S. Breiel Blvd
Janet Tibbs
Hemlock St
Trenton
Kroger
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Man Critical After Train Collision
William D. Hall Jr. 29 of 1801 Flemming Road was driving south on Charles Street at 5 a.m. when his car crossed into the path of a Penn Central switch engine pulling four coal cars. He sustained head injuries and was later moved to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati in critical condition. Hall was cited for assured clear distance and no operator's license. Damages were $1200 to the car and $2000 to the train.
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Middletown
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Penn Central
Charles Street
William D. Hall Jr
Flemming Road
Charles
Jack McAdoo
Hall
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton Board explores returning to a single high school
Hamilton Board of Education President Dr. Jack Swagler urged serious consideration of consolidating to one high school amid shrinking enrollment and aging buildings. He emphasized curriculum balance and timely funding while calling for community cooperation. The board later approved roughly $4 million in operating appropriations for the current fiscal period. Dr. Swagler succeeds Adrian Liereveld as president. Joseph Wolf becomes vice president and Mark Blankley is clerk treasurer.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
Jack Swagler
Swagler
Weve Mony
Ex Pending Final Approval ; the Regular Budget Dr. Swagler
Adrian Liereveld
Joseph Wolf
Mark Blankley
Solar furnace stalls as delays push heat plan forward
WOODSDALE Bill and Dorothy Tolle continue work on a solar heat collector outside their St. Clair home at 5115 Augsberger Road. While hoping to operate soon the couple faces internal ducting issues, a completed bin, and a frame ready for aluminum cans and plastic cover. The retired engineer remains optimistic about the project. Mrs. Tolle teaches epigraphy at West Middletown Middle School.
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Woodsdale
Bill
Dorothy Tolle
Tolles
Augsberger Road
St. Clair
Tolle
Ohio lottery Buckeye 1000 prize winner plans to buy more tickets
Howard J Brutsche of Cincinnati won the Buckeye 1 000 top prize of life income and a guaranteed 400 000 payout. The 55 year old cutter says he will double his weekly four tickets for Friday night drawing. Other winners include Julie M Montich Ruth Allberry Donald H Starle and Hutchinson. Exact draw numbers listed.
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Cleveland
Howard J Brutsche
Cincinnati
Brutsche
Ohio Lottery
Julie M. Montich
Sharon
Ruth Allberry
Stockport
Donald H. Starle
Cuyahoga Falls
Hutchinson
Mooresville
Ind
Parking computer security flaw leads to theft in Cincinnati
A new computerized ticket system in a downtown Cincinnati garage faced a security problem as a calculator sized computer, used to flash parking fees open cash drawers and lift exit gates, was stolen. The $2,400 device disappeared this week.
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Cincinnati
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John Sheckler
Jerdenia Amburgey
Herbert Fryman
Herbert Neal Fryman
Shelley St
Fryman
Sorg
Laura Keuther
Laura E. Keuther
Highland Street
Garden Manor Extended Care Center
Frederick
Vernon Prickett
Vernon L. Prickett
Jewell Ave
Vernon E. Prickett
Funeral Home
Richie’s
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Dohn
Maytag Dohn’‘S
Trucker
Santa
H&h Electronics
Franklin
Area News
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy & Lath
Bud) Steller
Mgr
SPM
Orie Otteners
Buckeye
Super Santa
Kodak
Davidson Photo Shop
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