Obituary for Monroe Baker of Cedar Grove Ind
Obituaries report services and burial for Monroe Baker 42 of Rt 1 Cedar Grove Indiana held today in Brookville Indiana. Baker died in a one car crash when his pick up truck left the road on Ohio 4 near LeSourdsville and overturned. Local arrangements were by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Baker
Rt. 1
Cedar Grove
Ind
Brookville
Baker
Ohio 4
LeSourdsville
McCoy Leffler
Raymond H. Brooks of Wilmington dies at 86
Raymond H. Brooks 86 of Wilmington Rt 4 formerly of Harveysburg dies Tuesday at Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington He owned and operated a garage in Harveysburg for 45 years Surviving are two sons David of Middletown and William of Xenia two daughters Mrs Edith Stewart of Sabina and Mrs Edna Michael of Wilmington 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Stubbs Corner Funeral Home Burial in Miami Cemetery at Corwin Friends may call Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Waynesville
Raymond H. Brooks
Wilmington
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Brooks
Harveysburg
David
Middletown
William
Xenia
Edith Stewart
Sabina
Edna Michael
Stubbs Cornor Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Martin A Riley dies at 75 in Germantown
Martin A Riley 75 of 8848 Cherry St Germantown died at home after an extended illness. He was a retired master plumber and Elks Lodge member. Survived by daughter Martha Roberts Germantown sister Edith Argabright Dayton brothers Arthur Dayton Ernest Stow 5 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Friday Hoyne Funeral Home Dayton Rev Laurence Sweeney officiating Burial Bear Creek Cemetery Elks service Thursday 5 p.m. at funeral home
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Germantown
Martin A. Riley
Cherry St
Riley
The
Elks Lodge
Martha Roberts
Edith Argabright
Dayton
Arthur
Ernest
Stow
Ohio
Hoyne
Laurence Sweeney
Bear Creek Cemetery
Aimee Whittle, 85, Dies After Stroke at Middletown Hospital
Aimee M. Whittle, 85, of 217 Baltimore St., died at 2:27 a.m. at Middletown Hospital after a stroke suffered Jan. 7. Her husband Albert died in 1968. Grandchild Kathryn Hamm and three great-grandchildren survive. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. E Eugene Frazer officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. The family suggests memorials to Doty House. Funeral home hours Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Aimee M. Whittle
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Albert
Kathryn Hamm
Franklin
McCoy- Leffler
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
Doty House
Obituary Notices and Funeral Times Listed
Clarence Case 84 at 29 N Eighth St to be buried after 10:30 a m Friday at Klaus-Weigel service. Elsie Fritz 77 of 1443 Helma Ave to have 2 p m Friday at St John United Church of Christ service. Otto Wendt 70 of 703 Hooven Ave to have 10 a m Saturday with Zettler. Maggie Wood 84 of 918 Front St to have 11 a m Friday at Green. Leonard Hobbs 39, Indianapolis formerly Hamilton, 1 p m Saturday Brown-Dawson service.
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Clarence Case
N. Eighth St
Klaus-Weigel
Elsie Fritz
Helma Ave
St. John
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Trustees Elect New Officers For Butler County Children's Home
The Butler County Children's Home Association elected six new officers and 11 new board members for 1972. Officers include President Richard E. Weinman and Vice Presidents Arthur F. Miller and Joseph P. Butterfield, with treasurer Richard P. Rogers and secretary Robert L. Cottrell. Several Middletonians join the board. two Middleton residents begin new terms on the current board. Continuing terms include Hamilton and Middletown figures, with seven new members joining the board.
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Hamilton
Butler County Children's Home Association
Frank L. Peterson
Middletonians
Richard E. Weinman
Dale Road
Arthur F. Miller
N. Main St
Oxford
Joseph P. Butterfield
Ardmore Drive
Middletown
B. Clapp Dayton
Oakwood Road
Richard P. Rogers
Greenwood Ave
Robert L. Cottrell
Heathwood Lane
Irwin Kahn
Benterive
Wetonian
Joseph C. Abbbott
Mosler Safe Co
Herschel Clemmons
New London Pike
Paul E. Cromer
Main St
Chuck Elliott
Noyes Ave
David L. Belew
William J. Copeland
Lynn L. Fritzsche
John C. Dillon
Murray Wilson
Joseph C. Pillion
Charles Teckman
Harsha Seeks Another Term in Ohio Sixth District
Rep. William H. Harsha of Portsmouth Ohio announces he will seek a new term in Ohio's sixth district. Redistricting expanded the district to include Clinton Pickaway and part of Warren counties. Harsha first won election in 1960.
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Washington
Ohio
William H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Public Works Committee
U.S. House of Representatives
Clinton
Pickaway
Warren
Harsha
Franklin Men Sentenced for S10 Armed Robbery
Chester C. Lewis of Franklin and Charles Junior Fisher of Hamilton were found guilty of armed robbery in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Miss Debbie Benge, 20, reported the Dec 4 theft in a Court Street parking lot. Judge Robert L. Marrs sentenced both to 102 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Chester C. Lewis
Chestnut St
Charles Junior Fisher
Ludlow St
Debbie Benge
Bond Ave
Court Street
Marrs
Ohio
Guns Among County Thefts Reported In Police Blotter
Multiple thefts reported across Butler County include a 12 gauge shotgun stolen from Middletown Sportsman's Club valued at 550 dollars. A .22 handgun holster and items worth 108 dollars were taken from a Oxford resident's home. A Somerville resident reported a portable battery charger a 50 foot extension cord and five wrenches totaling 24.19 dollars. Stan Parrish named secretary treasurer of the Ohio Association of the U S Track and Field Federation succeeding Bill Holzworth.
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Hamilton
Carl T. Hill
Greenbush Road
Somerville
Butler County
Middletown
Daisy Lane
Robert C. Eisele
Fairfield Road
Oxford
Ian Kimball
E. Mitt
Cleveland
Ohio
Stan Parrish
Berea
Bill Holzworth
Louisville
Ohio Association of the
Brown Re-Elected At YMCA
Officers for the YMCA board were elected at a luncheon. Ray Brown and Tom Blake will serve as presidents, with Dr. Richard Dietz as second vice president. Miss Mull becomes secretary and William McCabe is treasurer. Brown is the sole returning officer. Kidneys are described in the text.
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Arthur R.harvey
Kensington St
John Perkins
Milton Road
M Ler
Ray Brown
Brown-Singer Corp
Tom Blake
Blake Steel Service
Richard Dietz
Ralph (Roses) Mull
Middletown
William McCabe
Barnitz Bank
Butler County Rural Zoning Gets Update Contract
Butler County commissioners signed a contract with the Ralph L Woolpert Co of Dayton to update the rural zoning resolution. The six to eight month survey costs 6500 dollars and will address planned unit development procedures mobile home park districts and updates to existing zoning regulations. Woolpert staff will work with commissioners Francis Rosebud and the planning director to set policies and make recommendations. Rural zoning began in 1956 in ten of thirteen townships with Morgan Township out and Fairfield Township handling its own zoning.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Dayton Consulting
Dale Logsdon
Ralph L. Woolpert Co
Logsdon
Commission
Woolperth
Francis Rosebud
Morgan
Fairfield Township
Conservative Wing Renews Nixon Attack
The conservative wing of the Republican party escalates its critique of President Nixon. Three donors of at least 1000 dollars to Nixon's 1968 campaign form a National Committee for Victory in 72 to attack Nixon and back conservative office holders like John M. Ashbrook in New Hampshire primary.
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Washington
Nixon
National Committee of Republicans
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
New Hampshire
Lawrence J Meisel
St. Louis
Richard Harvey
Tyler
Tex
Rolland A. Franzen
Boca A. Fla
Soviet Union
Montreal Priest Gives Away Lottery Winnings to Family and Needy
A Montreal priest who won 125000 in a Quebec lottery plans to give it away. He sent 24 checks to relatives friends and others who helped him on his path to the priesthood and donated to several needy causes. He says none will be spent on himself.
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Montreal
Quebec
Prosecutor Says No Statute For County Aid To Court Of Appeals
Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel told the board no statute requires the county to fund the first district court of appeals. He said the county only must provide free court space, which it currently does. Presiding Judge Otis Hess had told commissioners that the county’s share of the court operating budget was $17,141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Wessel
First District Court of Appeals
Wessel
Otis Hess
Judge to Speak at Jefferson Lodge Ladies Night
Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer will address the Jefferson Lodge 9 F and A M Ladies Night dinner at St. on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. His topic is Why Judges Can't Sleep at Night.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
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