Deaths and Funerals for Marian Granger and Others
Marian K. Granger 52 of Indianapolis died after surgery at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since December 26. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and active in bridge and golf. Services set for Thursday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Ohio Lions Eye Research. Also noted is the stillbirth of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Jor. Private services followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian K. Granger
Indianapolis
Myrtle
Euclid St
Neal
Blanchester
Middletown
Grandchildren
Great Hospital
Granger
First United Methodist Church
Duplicate Bridge Club
Cincinnati
American Contract Bridge League
Roy Granger
David
Troy
Andrew
Ohio Northern University
H. S. Kerr
Stanley Kerr
Denver
Colo
Riggs
E. Eugene Frazer
Ohio Lions Eye Research
Middletown Lions Club
David Jor
Kensington St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Journal
Joe Spencer
Hamilton-Middletown Pike
Herbert Izor
Germantown
Carlisle High School to Hold R Mount Funeral Service
Funeral services for Charles Robert Mount maintenance supervisor and Carlisle High School bus driver will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow at p.m. with Reverend Beatty officiating. Classes will dismiss at noon to allow attendance. Burial is at Carlisle Cemetery. friends may call Eaton Funeral Home today from 3 to p.m. Mount died of a heart attack Saturday at his home on 21 Park Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph IR. Baker
Carlisle
Charles Robert Mount
Carlisle High School
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Mgs
Chae Beatty
Carlisle Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Mount
Park Drive
Mrs Isabel Wierman Dies at 93 in Louisville Home
Mrs Isabel Wierman 93 died at 8 45 p m Monday at the Masonic Home in Louisville Kentucky where she had resided since 193 She is survived by two daughters Mrs Bertie Johnson and Leonard Wierman of Middletown plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Wierman
Leonard Wierman
Middletown
Masonic Home
Louisville
Bertie Johnson
James Boyd Benham Dies at 88 in Cincinnati
James Boyd Benham 88 of Summit Nursing Home Cincinnati died Sunday at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati. No immediate survivors. Graveside services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Lebanon Cemetery. Arrangements Oswalt Funeral Home. No visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
James Boyd Benham
Summit Nursing Home
Cincinnati
Deaconess Hospital
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswalt Funeral Home
Franklin Robert C Richards 59 Carlisle native dies
Robert C Richards of 140 Walnut St Carlisle died Monday at Grandview Hospital Dayton aged 59. He worked 27 years for Frigidaire in Dayton. Survived by wife Helen two sons Jarmes and David three daughters Barbara Wanda Janet two brothers Elmer William Edward two sisters Edith Sheriff Florence Alberts three grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 am Eaton Funeral Home with Rev Roscoe Neace officiating. Burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Visitation Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Robert C. Richards
Walnut St
Carlisle
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Frigidaire
Helen
Jarmes
David
Louisville
Barbara
Wanda
Janet
Elmer
Aurora
Ind
William
Hillsboro
Edward
Edith Sheriff
Florence Alberts
Lebanon
Eaton ‘Funeral Home
Roscoe Neace
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Funeral
Deaths in New Miami and Beissinger Romd services set
Clifford Ferdon six year old of New Miami to be buried after services at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Kraus-Weige. Mrs Fannie Pace seventy seven of 153 Beissinger Romd will have services at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Ferdon
New Miami
Fannie Pace
Webb
Gas fumes overcome 2 year old in Yankee Road incident
A two year old boy at 1106 Yankee Road was accidentally overcome by gas fumes. Firemen found him unconscious in bed at 8 50 p m and revived him after his sister turned off an unlit kitchen gas burner. Firefighters checked all gas fixtures in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Road
Johnson
Trenton approves sale of bonds for waterworks upgrade
Trenton city officials in a special session authorized selling 360000 in waterworks bonds at 4.79 percent interest. Bond adviser Julian Magnus credited city manager Frank Blagg for securing favorable bids and saving taxpayers up to 100000 in interest by shifting to a 15 year term. Powell Pera Cammack Inc. of Memphis won the bid. Bond sale funds will finance a million gallon water tank and new waterlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Julian Magnus
Frank Blagg
Frank
Bragg
Blagg
Powell, Pera & Cammack, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Death Ruled Suicide in Franklin Resident
Paul L. Dishun, 62, of 6253 Dixie Highway, Franklin, was found dead in his garage from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Warren County Coroner Dr. Ralph Young ruled the death a death by own action. Dishun, to retire this Saturday from Armco Steel Corp. as a buyer, is survived by his wife Alverna a son and daughter and several siblings. Services set for 2 PM Thursday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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Franklin
Paul L. Dishun
Dixie Highway
Alverna
Meeker Insurance Co
Warren County
Ralph Young
Dishun
Armco Steel Corp
Jarmes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Linda Gray
Centerville
Ray
John
Edith Norris
Helen Walker
Cincinnati
Eaton Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Woodhill Cemetery
Nine Hurt In City Accidents Paragraphed
Nine people were injured in two separate city crashes. At Minnesota Street and 16th Avenue three were treated at Middletown Hospital: Mrs Eddie Howard 26 Miss Phoebe Morgan 34 and Carolyn Morgan 13. A Verity Parkway Catalpa Drive collision left Wilmer Sexton 57 Maynard Mullendore 57 and Dorothy Mullendore 53 all of Germantown Rt. 1 hospitalized. Mrs Jo Ann Schiavone 25 declined treatment after a neck injury from a hit and run. Police said the hit and run vehicle struck and left. The McKinley Boosters Club meets 6 30 pm tomorrow at McKinley Middle School to discuss uniforms and other items. Also treated were Ronald Whiteman 25 and Betty McMurray 4 both of 2808 Inland S who were hurt in a crash with Steve Sabota 51 of 1606 Meadow Ave. Sabota was cited for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Street
Lth Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Eddie Howard
16Th Ave
Phoebe Morgan
Carolyn Morgan
S. Main St
Verity Parkway
Catalpa Drive
Wilmer Sexton
Hughes St
Maynard Mullendore
Dorothy Mullendore
Germantown Rt. 1
Jo Ann Schiavone
Tytus Ave
Verity and Catalpa
Kentucky
McKinley Boosters Club
McKinley Middle
Meadow Ave
Sabota
Israeli Troops Strike Two Lebanese Villages
Israeli forces crossed the border into Lebanon and attacked two villages after a surge in guerrilla attacks. The IDF reported two soldiers killed and one wounded, while Lebanese sources cited two civilian casualties and five houses destroyed. The raids targeted four buildings used as bases by militants.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Beirut
Israel
Benat Jbaili
Nurse To Bald Eagles Talks To Them A Lot
Doris Mager of APOPKA tends sick bald eagles by talking to them daily to soothe and calm them. Her latest patient Hallie was injured by a hunter’s bullet and is kept in a walk in cage. She has nursed six eagles back to health in two years and feeds Hallie fish daily while avoiding handling to keep them wild. Hallie’s wing has a steel pin and may never fly again. The eagle, emblem of the United States, has a seven foot wingspan and is treated with thick gloves for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apopka
Filia
Doris Mager
Hallie
Ajin
Eyrie
Life-Long Auctioneer Heads State Group
Walter A. Hartman was elected president of the Ohio Auctioneers Association at a Columbus meeting after serving as vice president and 11 years on the board. Hartman began auctioneering in grade school at Dubbs School, later became a real estate broker with an office on Tytus Ave. He and wife Ruby, also in real estate, live on Middletown-Eaton Road with son James E Hartman, athletic director at Lakota High School, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Auctioneers Association
Columbus
Walter A. Hartman
Ohio
Hartman
Dubbs School
Hetzler Road
Tytus Ave
Ruby
Middletown-Eaton i Road
James E
Lakota High School
Mars Haze Lifts as Mariner 9 Sends Striking Martian Images
AP reports Mars haze thinning since September allows Mariner 9 cameras to reveal startling new features. Dr. Carl Sagan notes photos show towering ridges and canyons larger than the Grand Canyon. A 70 mile crater and a 7000 foot plateau with cracks are among the formations puzzling scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Carl Sagan
Cornell University
Grand Canyon
Professor to Speak on The Role of Love in Development
Dr Rosemary Fraser will address a teachers workshop on the role of love in human development. The talk in Bellbrook Junior High School focuses on classroom behavior issues and improving school systems. Fraser is an assistant professor at Miami University Middletown Campus and represents its Speakers Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Fraser
Bellbrook Junior High School
Fraser
Speakers Bureau
Middletown
Miami University
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Marian Granger
Infant Izar
Charles Mount
James Benham
Trenton OK
McKinley Boosters
McCoy Lefler
AY Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
Big Bear Lake
San Bernardino
Big Bear
Haman
Mrs. Mager
Birds of Prey
The
Audubon Society
St. Johns River
Society
Walter Hartman
AP Science
Crawford
First Ave
N. Miami ST
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