Deaths and funerals listed for area residents
Obituaries and funeral notices for Thomas Carter 84 of 831 16th Ave. and Matilda Fields 86 of 7749 Carter Drive, along with Mary Ellen Flory 90 of Marion Ind Earl B. Klein 74 Middletown and others. Services and burial details given with call times and locations across Middletown Lebanon and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carter
16Th Ave
Josh Carter
Middletown
Lonie Mack
Hall- Jordan Memorial Chapel
Friends of Call
Wide Cemetery
Carter
Barbara Park Nursing Home
Waynesville
Matilda Fields
Carter Drive
Clinton County Hospital
Wilmington
Fields
Whitesburg
William
Paul
Lebanon
Herschel
Peekskill
N.Y
Irene Eichenlaub
Helen Smith
Dayton
Gladys Stauffer
Pittsburgh
Edna Bennett
Urbancrest Baptist Church
Thomas Boring
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mary Ellen Flory
Marion
Ind
Marion General Hospital
Raven
Flory
Wilbur
Union City
Mack Behr
Hamilton
Wilfred Kurry
Cincinnati
Mass
St. Joseph's Church
Don Ogg
Osage Drive
St. Stephen's Church
Clarence de la Croix
Main St
Webb
Frances Blau
Daytona Beach
Fla
St. Peter In Chains
Eliza Knox
Seven Mile
Donald Jerrett
Vine St
Campbell
Virginia Platt
Edison Ave
Colligan
Creator of Archie Comic Strip Dies at 54
Bob Montana, 54, creator of Archie, died Saturday of a heart attack while cross-country skiing near his Meredith New Hampshire home. He launched Archie in 1942 drawing on family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
N.H
Bob Montana
Archie
Sickle cell testing program begins at Henry A. Long Health Center
Sickle cell tests will be offered at 732 Central Ave starting Wednesday, then every Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Dr. Charles O. Dillard directs the program with medical associates. He urges black families and Caucasians with roots in the Mediterranean, Middle East, or India to be tested. Screening is available for a minimum donation or free, with follow-up testing on the same basis per Herman Hill, acting coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Henry A. Long
Central Ave
Charles O. Dillard
Herman Hill
April the antelope sees again at Overton Park Zoo
Dr. Stewart Porter of Overton Park Zoo reports April the eland regained sight after a cataract operation on November 30. The eyes were sewn shut during healing, stitches removed, and Porter says such surgery on a large animal is rare. April has produced seven calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Porter
Overton Park Zoo
Porter
April
Eland
Columbus teachers strike for higher pay in city schools
Members of the Columbus Education Association walked out across the city’s 180 schools though many classes continued. The union, claiming 78 percent of 5,000 teachers are members, seeks a 12 percent raise after rejecting a 4 percent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus’ Education Association
CEA
Bob Mullins
Association
Ted Thomas
AARP Meeting Focuses on Wills and Trusts
The local AARP chapter will host a Thursday 2 p.m. session at Middletown Public Library Community Room on wills and trusts. Attorney Ben Kitchen will speak. Members 55 and older are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For Retired Persons
Middletown
Preble Shawnee Board Reelects Leeds President in 1975
The Preble Shawnee school board reelects Zane Leeds as president and Gerald Stubbs as vice president for 1975. Meetings remain on the third Thursday at 7 p.m. rotating among Camden Gratis and West Elkton, with summer meetings at Camden. They adopt a FERPA compliant records access policy for parents to review and challenge student records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Preble Shawnee
Zane Leeds
Gerald Stubbs
Gratis
West Elkton
Yvonne Shuler
Ruth Keller
Phyllis Lackey
188 apply for police positions
A total of 188 persons including 25 women have applied to take the tests for six openings in the Division of Police. Test days were crowded with applicants as part of the Friday deadline. Written and physical tests will be given Friday at 5 30 p m at Freshman High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Police
Randy Harrison
Harrison
Warren tax bills mailed to most Warren County residents
Warren County Treasurer Russell Dumford announced that real estate tax bills for the first half of 1974 have been mailed to all taxpayers except Carlisle and Miamisburg district residents. The deadline to pay without penalty is February 10, 1975. Rates for Carlisle and Miamisburg are awaiting Montgomery County action before mailing out bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carlisle
Miamisburg
Warren County
Russell Dumford
Carlisle Vocational
Montgomery County
Lebanon flood insurance approved for Warren County
Lebanon and the unincorporated areas of Warren County receive eligibility for federally subsidized flood insurance. Coverage up to 35000 for single family homes and 100000 for multi family and non residential contents will be available through licensed agents. Coverage can start immediately in the first 30 days, then a 15 day waiting period applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
National Flood Insurers Association
Richard Krimm
Federal Insurance Administration
Man Held After Lead to Stolen Stereo and Drugs
Police responding to a King Kwik Market disturbance found a home stash of several pills and two bags of marijuana in a case said to belong to the man’s wife. A stolen stereo from Memphis was recovered. both spouses disputed ownership as officers questioned the man on disorderly conduct and the narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Kwik Market
First Avenue
Crawford Street
Memphis
Tenn
Safeco Offers Discount Bus Passes to Seattle Staff
Safeco Insurance will subsidize public transit for about 2000 Seattle area employees by providing monthly bus passes for 1 dollar, down from a 4 dollar full price. The plan grants 10 cent savings per ride with the pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Safeco Insurance Co
Girl Held on Pills Charge Here
A 17 year old girl was taken to the Juvenile Detention Center in Hamilton after arrest for unlabeled drugs in her purse. Police observed a man drop a box of drug paraphernalia and found 38 full and 25 empty pill capsules in her purse. She was released to her parents and the case continued in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Elsmere Street
Hamilton Juvenile Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Klein
Earl B. Klein
Fleming Road
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Margaret
Wilson- Schramm Memorial Home
Jill Lindsey
Franklin
Jill Patricia Lindsey
David Lindsey
Decker Road
Children’s Hospital
Jennifer
John Lindsey
Edna Cochran
Eddie Bates
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
William Parks
William J. Parks
N. High St
Nettie Diel
Mary Ellen Dickerson
Gertrude Fiste
Arthur Scott
Oswald Funeral Home
Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery
Charles Pulliam
Laura Snively
Manchester Road
Mark
David Snively
N.C
Dorothy Easton
Somerville
Peg Montgomery
Long Beach
Calif
Betty Morrison
Monroe
Mich
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Emma Weinman
Otterbein
Weinman
Collis DeHaven
Kettering
Glenn Weinman
Lexington
Woodland Cemetery
Manchester Avenue
Main Street
Ohio Bell
Wendt
U.S
Antelope
The
Pickwick Shoppe
S. Main St
Aarp
Preble
Leeds
Warren
Safeco
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
4Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Amana Westinghouse
Admiral Hotpoint Hardwick
Gibson
Speed Queen
RCA
Cremeans Appliance & TV
State ST
Trenton
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