Deaths and Funerals list Middletown area notices
Notices of funeral services for Kay Archer 35 Middletown area plus other local deaths. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Calls today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Also listed are Daniel R. Cahill 79 Syracuse. Walter Wood. Mrs Mary Eiler. George Thompson. Edgar Krebs with service times and burial places in Ohio towns.
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Kay Archer
Madison Ave
Trenton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Bruce Powell
Woodside Cemetery
Archer
Middletown Hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Johnson dies in Dayton
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson of 2 Pearl Street died at 6 40 pm yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Funeral will be held at 10 am Friday at Eaton and may call after 9 am Burial will be in Springboro Cemetery
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Franklin
David Johnson
Pearl St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Eaton
Springboro Cemetery
Mrs Verna Reed Wikoff McCullough Dies at 90
Mrs Verna Reed Wikoff McCullough 90 of 223 Yankee Read Middletown died yesterday at Middletown Hospital where she had been patient since November 27 She was born in Middletown daughter of the late James G Reed and Geraldine Reed A life member of First United Methodist Church she belonged to Circle No 4 and was a charter member of the FTTF Club organized in 1916 Surviving sons James G Reed assistant vice president of sales for Amrco Steel Corp and Morton H Reed of Detroit a brother Gordon J Reed Middletown a sister Mrs Rachel Hood Springfield Four grandchildren Services at 3 p m Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home officiated by Rev E Eugene Frazer assisted by Rev Parr There will be no visitations.
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Verna Reed Wikoff- McCullough
Yankee Read
Middletown Hospital
McCullough
Middletown
James G
Geraldine Reed
First United Methodist
Circle No. 4
Fttf Club
Amrco Steel Corp
Morton H
Detroit
Gordon J. Reed
Rachel Hood
Springfield
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. Eugene Frazer
Parr
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Hattie Musgrave 73 Dies In Middletown Hospital
Mrs Hattie Musgrave 73 of 47 S Main St died at 7 20 am today in Middletown Hospital She had lived in Middletown since 1984 and was a former employee of P Lorillard Co Survived by her husband Charles and two sisters Mrs Hazel Combs and Mrs Myrtle Barcham of Stillwater Ky Funeral Home incomplete
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Hattie Musgrave
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Musgrave
Middletown
P. Lorillard Co
Charles
Hazel Combs
Myrtle Barcham
Stillwater
Memorial Service for John Schwab Jr. Ends in 9:30 AM Mass
John Schwab Jr. 52 of 4725 Primrose Lane died at Cincinnati General Hospital from injuries suffered May 21 1969 in a crash on Interstate 75 at Tylersville Road. He leaves wife Rose seven sons and three daughters all of Middletown and his mother Mrs Nipg Ferry Hamilton. Requiem High Mass set for 9 30 AM Saturday at St Johns Church with viewing at Memorial at 5 Clark St Friday 2 5 and 7 9 PM Rosary Friday 7 30 PM.
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John Schwab Jr
Primrose Lane
Cincinnati General Hospital
Blake Steel
Mr. Schwab
Kentucky
Tylersville Road
West Elkton
Middletown
Clark St
John Omer Wood Dies at Middletown Hospital
John Omer Wood aged 59 of 2106 Queen Avenue died at 4 30 am today in Middletown Hospital. Burial details pending with family and local records note residence in Middletown.
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John Omer Wood
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
City Heat Amplifies Snowfall in Buffalo Study
Government researchers say Buffalo acts as a heat island boosting snowfall from Lake Erie storms. Heat, rising air, and nuclei from industry and vehicles create more rain and snow downwind. Findings come from Environmental Science Services Administration tests in Buffalo this fall and winter.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Environmental Science Services Administration Research
Boulder, Colo
Pennies Are Legal Tender Claim Settle in Rhode Island
Michael Gallucci paid 56 100 pennies totaling 561.42 to a roofing firm after a judge ruled pennies not legal tender. He was found in contempt and given a week to submit briefs to prove legality of pennies as payment.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Michael Gallucci
Jacob J. Alprin
Gallucci
Sinatra Wins Indefinite Stay On Court Order
Frank Sinatra gains an indefinite extension of a federal court restraining order shielding him from the New Jersey State Investigation Commission. The appeals court keeps the temporary order in place while it considers whether a three judge panel should hear the commission's constitutionality challenge. Sinatra has refused to answer the commission's June subpoena and faces possible contempt charges and extradition threats.
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Philadelphia
Frank Sinatra
New Jersey State Investigation Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sinatra
Commission
New Jersey
California
Sing-Out Middletown to Aid Kenny Justice Fund
The new Sing-Out group in Middletown will perform Sunday night at Waynesville High School in memory of a fallen Waynesville drummer. Proceeds support the Kenny Justice scholarship fund. admission is free with donations welcomed. The 90 minute concert honors the drummer killed December 4 on Ohio 73 near Ohio 48.
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Middletown
Waynesville
Kenny ‘Justice
Waynesville High School
Dayton
Justice
Ohio 73
Ohio 48
Middletown Group
Ohio Supreme Court upholds implied consent law on DWI tests
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the implied consent law, which suspends a driver’s license for refusing chemical tests after a suspected DUI, is constitutional under search and seizure and self incrimination provisions. The decision affirms past rulings upholding the statute.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Herbert G. Starnes
Toledo
Registrar of
Starnes
Shelby V. Hutchins
Attorney General’s Office
Hutchins
Supreme Court
Fannie M. Emmons
Columbus
Railroad Wreck Near Lima Sends Five Injured
Railroad crews toiled through the night after a Detroit Toledo and Ironton freight collided with a tanker truck at a crossing south of Lima Ohio. Twenty one rail cars and two engines derailed. Five trainmen and the truck driver were injured none seriously. The tanker released 40000 pounds of a gaseous chemical used in extinguishers. The train carried auto parts coal and grain en route to Flat Rock Michigan.
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Lima, Ohio
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Here
Flat Rock
Mich
35 Touched By My Lai Army Probe
The number of people under Army investigation or charged in the My Lai massacre has risen to 35, up from 26. New evidence from questioning witnesses in Vietnam deepens the probe, and officials warn the list could grow further as the investigation continues.
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Washington
My Lai
Army
Stanley Resor
Congress
Prolbers
Talley Named Middetown Toastmaster of the Year
Lavern Talley of Franklin earns Toastmaster of the Year 1969 for his work advancing Middetown Toastmasters. Talley, an Armco Steel accountant, served as club president in 1969 and held roles as sergeant at arms, treasurer, and educational vice president. He was selected from seven members.
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Middetown Toastmasters Club
Lavern Talley
Franklin
Talley
Armco Steel Corp
Ballistics Expert Takes Stand in Wagster Murder Trial
State ballistics specialist Steve Molnar Jr. of London was set to testify as the trial of Andrew Lee Wagster 29 of Ross continued before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert Marrs. Wagster is charged with the fatal June 29 shooting of Roy Haag 25 of New Miami after a Wayside Inn argument. Haag was shot twice in the chest. testi...
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Hamilton
Steve Molnar Jr
London
Andrew Lee Wagster
Ross
Court
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Wagster
Roy Louis Haag
New Miami
Wayside Inn
S. Fifth St. Haag
William E. Perry
Ross Township
Ed Shelton
Hamilton Police Department
Wallet Returned After 17 Years in Louisville
L. L. Carrithers, 79, received an envelope with $8 and his cards and ID, the contents of a wallet stolen 17 years ago from a Louisville grocery counter. He said the wallet itself was not enclosed and offered no explanation beyond their conscience catching up.
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Louisville
L. L. Carrithers
Carrithers
Highland Greens Plan In Union Township Rezoning Test
The Butler County Planning Commission backed three rezonings for the Highland Greens project in Union Township. If approved by the Rural Zoning Commission and county commissioners, the development would add 2600 apartments, two 30 story towers, a shopping center, 60 acre mobile home court, and land gifted to Liberty Union School District, with two hearings ahead.
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Hamilton
Jim Mefford
Mobile
Mefford
Butler County Planning Commission
Butler County Rural Zoning Commission
Butler County
Union Township
Armco Steel Corp
Interstate Field U.S. 25
Liberty Union
School of
VL Uue
Francis Rosebud
I-75
Tylersville Road
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
Rosebud
Rural
Planning Commission
Rural Zoning Commission
New Filaments Improve Precision in Surveying and Optics
In Elizabeth New Jersey researchers note platinum filament and engraved glass provide steadier cross hairs for surveying instruments microscopes and telescopic sights. They claim the new fibers resist temperature and humidity changes better than spider silk.
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Elizabeth
N.J
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Syracuse
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New York Central Railroad
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Jennie
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Preston
Watted Fiber Box Co
Pearl
Judy Williams
Mary Blackford
JoAnn
Millie Wood
Herbert
Gratis
Andrew
Mt. Sterling
Chester
Clay
Cordie Johnson
McCoy-Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
W.N. Hidlebaugh
Butler County Memorial Park
Walter Brown
Maple Ave
Webb
Mary Eiler
Logsdon
Requiem High
Mass
St. Boniface
Cincinnati
George Thompson
West Chester
Sharonville
Edgar Krebs
Minton Road
Marshall-Smith
Verna McCullough
John Wood
City Heat
Francis Marion
Frank” Folsom
RCA
Communicatons Conglomerate
William
Emmons
My Lai Army
Highland Greens
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