Lillian Holman 83 longtime Middletown club leader dies
Lillian Holman 83 of 6 Alameda Circle Middletown widow and former president of the Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs died Thursday at Middletown Hospital Born in Cedron Ohio she was active in the Girls’ Club now the Women’s Center since 1922 a life member of the Salvation Army Auxiliary and member of the Middletown Historical Society She served on multiple church and civic committees and was on the advisory board of Westover retirement home in Hamilton Surviving are a son Joseph Jr and a daughter Mrs John A Gray five grandchildren Funeral services will be held 10 am Monday at First Baptist Church Burial at Woodside Cemetery Memorials may go to the Lillian Holman Memorial Fund at First Baptist or other charity Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Lillian Holman
Alameda Circle
Middletown Hospital
Cedron
Ohio
Westover
Hamilton
Butler County
Department of Public Welfare
First Baptist Church
Main Street
Joseph W. Holman
Holman Tile Co
Joseph Jr
Middletown
John A. Gray
Cincinnati
Woodside
McCoy-Leffler
Dorsie Brewer Dies at 61 in Cincinnati Home
Dorsie Brewer, 61, father of James Brewer of Franklin, died at 1 am today at his Cincinnati home after an 11 year illness. Born in Wolfe County, Kentucky, he is survived by widow Marie who died last year, three sisters Levey Sparks Maude Banks and Inez Williams, and a grandchild.
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Dorsie Brewer
James Brewer
Franklin
Cincinnati
Brewer
Wolfe County
Marie
Levey Sparks
Maude Banks
Kentucky
Inez Williams
San Francisco
McCoy-Leffler
Drowning of Glen Gay Near London Ohio
Glen Gay 26 of Germantown Road drowned Thursday near London Ohio. Employed by the Ohio Highway Department, he was born in Hazard Kentucky. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Gay, a brother Don, six sisters Marilyn Cox Germantown Mona Cincinnati Kathie Roxanne Eva all at home, maternal grandfather Jerry Morris Richmond Kentucky, paternal grandmother Eva Gay Perry County Kentucky.
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Glen Gay
Wallace Gay
Germantown Road
London
Ohio
Gay
Ohio Highway Department
Hazard
Don
Marilyn Cox
Germantown
Mona
Cincinnati
Brenda
Kathie
Roxanne
Eva
Jerry Morris
Richmond, Ky
Mrs
Eva Gay
Perry County
Services for Jerry Mosley Held Saturday in Hamilton
Services for Jerry Jasper Mosley 30 of 1208 Pine Street are set for 10 am Saturday at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church with Elder Archellus Bell officiating. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery with graveside military rites. The public viewing is today from 7 to 9 pm at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Jerry Jasper Mosley
Pine St
Ohio
Hamilton
Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church
Archellus Bell
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Mrs Lucia Stone Rust 85 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Lucia Stone Rust 85 of 601 Florence St died at 3 18 am at Middletown Hospital after a two month illness. She was born in Painesville. Her husband Clarence died in 1964. Survived by daughter Helen Liebenhoff of Columbus and one grandchild. Graveside rites 11 30 am Monday at Woodside Cemetery officiated by Dr C E Wintringham. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in charge. There will be no visitations.
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Lucia Stone Rust
Florence St
Middletown Hospital
Rust
Painesville
Clarence
Helen Liebenhoff
Columbus
Woodside Cemetery
C. E. Wintringham
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Obituary: Lester Ward Warnock 60
Lester Ward Warnock aged 60 of 1920 Fernwood Street died of cancer at Middletown Hospital at 12 45 p m Thursday after a four month illness. He worked 39 years as a crane operator for Armco Steel Corp. Survived by wife Ida two daughters Betty Majors of Middletown and Norma Bowling of Franklin two brothers Evan of Clarksville and Melvin of Fort Wayne.
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Lester Ward Warnock
Fernwood St
Middletown Hospital
Warnock
Armco Steel Corp
Ida
Betty Majors
Middletown
Norma Bowling
Franklin
Evan
Clarksville
Melvin
Fort
Eagleton Leads McGovern Veep List Throughout Day
At the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach Sen. Thomas Eagleton emerged as front runner for McGovern’s vice presidential nomination after a day of phone calls and conferences. The campaign cited four criteria for the choice, including qualifications, national appeal, urban crisis relevance, and Roman Catholic faith, with Eagleton among seven candidates considered at noon.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas F. Eagleton
McGovern
George McGovern
Eagleton
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Troy
Fauntroy
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ealeston
Moon
Landrieu
Kevin White
Boston
Woodstock
Reubin Askew
Wilbur Mills
D Ark
White
Greek Orthodox Greek Dinner and Bazaar Stirs Community
At the Saint Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church the annual Greek dinner and bazaar draw crowds. 1500 shish kebabs are prepared by a local assembly line with supplies boosted by 20 percent including beef, vegetables, mushrooms, rice and feta cheese. Carry out orders offered. dine in hours Saturday 4 to 8 and Sunday noon to 8. Admission is 3 for adults and .75 for children with related Greek pastry and drinks.
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Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Grand Ave
Accidents injure cyclist and driver in Middletown incidents
A 13 year old bicyclist Michael Henry of 422 Crawford St was treated at Middletown Hospital after his wheel was brushed by a truck at Sutphin Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Driver Charles Kitts 37 of Cincinnati not cited. A 17 year old Miss Honi Teman of 133 Kensington St sustained mouth injuries in a three car crash at Central Avenue and Alameda Circle. Teman cited for following too closely. A four car crash on Wicoff Street near 600 block caused about 3000 dollars in damage and led to the arrest of Robert Stultz 56 for driving while intoxicated.
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Middletown
Wicorf Street
Michael Henry
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Sutphin Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Wicoff Street
Robert Stultz
Wicoff
Albert Hollon
Stultz
Hollon
James Tucker
Arlington Drive
Trenton
Paula Countryman
Fire incident reports two-vehicle collision and triage at hospital
At 3 44 p m a fire on Curtis Street injured Michael Caine age 5 of Navaho Street and he was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after transport in a squad vehicle. At 7 07 p m a car owned by Donald Fullen on First Avenue sustained $800 damage from a fire caused by a faulty carburetor.
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Curtis St
Michael Caine
Navaho St
Middletown Hospital
First Ave
Donald Fullen
Hill Ave
Seven Mile Youth Drowns at Greenbriar Lake
The body of 17 year old David Wayne Treadway was recovered about 5:30 p.m. after drowning while swimming with three companions at Greenbriar Lake southeast of Somerville Butler County police said. The victim, son of Donald and the late Mrs. Treadway of West Elkton Road, was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Garret J. Boone. Civil defense and scuba teams assisted in the recovery amid a memorial service planned for Monday.
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Hamilton
Seven Mile
Greenbriar Lake
State Road
Somerville
Butler County
David Wayne
Treadway
Donald Treadway
West Elkton Road
Garret J. Boone
Harold J. Carpenter
New
Chuck Payne
Bill Payne
Archie Payne
Wayne-Trace Road
Junior Order Elects Officers For Six Month Term
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics held elections last night naming Rex Taulbee as counselor for the next six months. Elected officers include Guy Allen vice counselor R L Miller treasurer Bobby Tibbs conductor Ollie Strong warden Marion Center inside centennial Charlie Wells outside centennial Glenn Wilhoite recording secretary John Deshazo assistant rec secretary Alex Pratete financial secretary and Roy Somers chaplain. Trustees named were Marion Center Milton Whitsett and Roy Sommers.
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Order of
United American Mechanics
Rex Taulbee
Guy Allen
R. L. Miller
Bobby Tibbs
Ollie Strong
Marion Center
Centennial
Charlie Wells
Glenn Wilhoite
John Deshazo
Rec
Alex Pratete
Iand Roy Somers
Milton Whitsett
Roy Sommers
Hearing Set For Fired Ex Officer Nunamaker Wins Ruling
A Middletown policeman fired in 1968 won a District Court ruling that opens a constitutional issue and a hearing on due process. Judge David S. Porter reversed lower court denial to convene a three judge court. Nunamaker contends predetermination hearing was not provided and cites medical testimony about back injury and alleged irrational conduct.
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Middletown
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Civil Service Commission
David S. Porter
Robert J. Nunamaker
Oxford Road
Nunamaker
Porter
Nanaimaker
James R. Howerton
Dan W. Kothe
Group forms teen talent show to curb summer boredom
Middletown community leaders and the Youth Development program plan a teenager produced talent show at the Community Center this Sunday at 5 p.m. Adults will advise while teens organize the event. Local businesses and fraternal groups sponsor prize money and youths will judge acts.
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Middletown Community Center
Youth Development Program
Jim Calhoun
Calhoun
Trustees Vote No On Radio In Lemon Township Car
Lemon Township trustees rejected installing a new radio in a patrol car. the vote opposed by Mrs. Dorothy Ingram and backed by Donald Linkous and Stanley Rothman. They cited police efficiency concerns and existing state patrol radio contact, noting a $1300 radio and 200 installation costs were not approved. The old car radio may be kept or transferred later.
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Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Dorothy Ingram
Donald B. Linkous l
Stanley Rothman
Rothman
Gerald Cox
Imam
State Patrol
County Employes Get Raise
Hamilton Butler County Commissioners announced a four percent salary increase for county employees who did not receive raises previously. The rise comes from an extra 150000 dollars added to the budget, with welfare and other departments deemed funded. Excluded are highway and water departments, the prosecutor's office, and the board of elections which had already gotten raises.
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Hamilton - Butler County Commissioners
Dale Logsdon
Butler County Budget Commission
Logsdon
Soldiers and Sailors Relief
Board of Elections
Prosecutor's Office
William Denham
Burma Prime Minister Ne Wins Visit to Budapest
Prime Minister Ne Win of Burma arrived in Budapest for a week of political talks with Hungarian leaders, signaling high level discussions during his visit to Hungary.
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Budapest
Ne Win
Burma
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