Deaths And Funerals Fred B. Davis 69 Cincinnati native dies
Fred B. Davis 69 of Cincinnati, formerly of Middletown, died at Cincinnati General Hospital after a three week stay. Survived by wife Thelma and two brothers John and Boyd of Middletown. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church tomorrow 9 a.m. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. No visitations. flowers omitted.
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St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Peter Kakaris 78 Dies After Illness at Middletown Hospital
Peter Kakaris 78 of 1509 Jacoby Street died at 11 30 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since June 8 He leaves 4 daughters Mrs Ben Hollon Mrs Alfred Sorrell Mrs George Sargent and Mrs James Warner all of Middletown and 4 sons Louis and Ben of Middletown Fred and Ova of Franklin a brother Louis of Warden Wash 33 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Funeral services will be Saturday at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev L V Carroll officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery The funeral home will be open tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Peter Kakaris
Jacoby St
Middletown Hospital
Greece
Elvira
Ben Hollon
Austin
Ind
Alfred Sorrell
George Sargent
James Warner
Middletown
Louis
Ben
Fred
Ova
Franklin
Warden
Wash
McCoy- Leffler
Eaton Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Woodhill Cemetery
Mrs Ann Louise Kirby dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Ann Louise Kirby 59 of 2206 Linden Ave died at 1 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a week of illness. Born and raised in Middletown she retired in 1964 from Mabley and Carew in Cincinnati where she was a saleslady. Survived by husband Homer a daughter Mrs Patricia Reeder of Cincinnati and four grandchildren
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Ann Louise Kirby
Linden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Kirby
Middletown
Mabley & Carew
Cincinnati
Homer
Patricia Reeder
Mrs Marilyn Oyler Dies in Winston-Salem Funeral in Middletown
Marilyn Bell Oyler 30 daughter of Robert H Bell and Myrtle Bell of Middletown died at 8 10 p m yesterday in Winston Salem North Carolina She born and raised in Middletown lived there until two years ago when she married Terry Oyler They had daughter Sarah born to date Survived by husband and child brother Kenneth Bell paternal grandmother Myrtle Bell Funeral arrangements to be returned to Middletown for services.
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Marilyn Oyler
Marilyn Bell Oyler
Robert H. Bell
Oxford ‘Ave
Winston - Salem
N.C
Oyler
Middletown
North Carolina
Lemon Monroe High School
Doty House
Terry
Sarah
Kenneth Bell
Myrtle Bell
Obituary: Oakley Ross of Reading dies at 58
Oakley Ross 58 of Reading formerly Middletown died yesterday at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by Audrey and two sons Kenneth and James at home. Services at 1 p.m. Saturday Schmidt & Chonan Funeral Home Reading. Burial tomorrow Lebanon Cemetery funeral home hours 4 to 9 p.m.
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Oakley Ross
Reading
Middletown
Deaconess Hospital
Cincinnati
Audrey
Kenneth
James
Schmidt & Chonan
Buria
Lebanon Cemetery
Death notice for Marida Short in Kentucky obituary
Marida Short, 86, died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs Olive Powell in Stanton Kentucky where he had been living. Surviving are three other daughters Mrs Alma Earls Mrs Cora Brewer and Mrs Elizabeth Hollon all of Middletown Kentucky. four sons Doyal James of Franklin and Clay Vernon of Middletown. four brothers Jesse Courtney and
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Marida Short
Olive Powell
Stanton
Alma Earls
Cora Brewer
Elizabeth Hollon
Middletown
Doyal
James
Franklin
Clay
Vernon
Jesse
Courtney
Family ties mark funeral notices in Kentucky and Ohio
Orville of Middletown and James of Kentucky are named along with a sister Mrs. Victoria Duff of Middletown. The family lists 20 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services and burial will be held in Campton Kentucky with Porter Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Orville
Middletown
James
Kentucky
Victoria Duff
Campton, Ky
Porter Funeral Home
Cain services set for Lebanon man 62
Alfred C Cain 62 of Lebanon Rt 1 will have a 1 pm service tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. He died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He left widow Bertha two daughters Beverly Banta Findlay and Joan Brackney Centerville a son Allen Martinsville a sister Ruth Lipscomb Germantown a brother Arthur Harveysburg and seven grandchildren.
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Lebanon
Alfred C. Cain
Golden Age Club Dedication Highlights New Quarters
The Golden Age Club opened its new quarters at 603 Mary Etta St with about 175 attending the afternoon dedication and a 125 person open house and dance in the evening. Knight Goodman led the program as Mrs. Phoebe Schmidt introduced him. Schmidt received praise from William Denham who presented the Outstanding Community Service Award and the official key to the facility. Charles W. Denny of the Civic Association conveyed greetings while Tom C. Venable praised the Civic partnership. Numerous advisory committee and charter members were thanked. Rev. Edwin Bobbitt offered the invocation and Rev. Frank Robinson delivered the benediction.
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Golden Age Club
Mary Etta St
Knight Goodman
Phoebe Schmidt
Charles W. Denny
The
Civic Association
Tom C. Venable
Civic
Edwin Bobbitt
First Christian Church
Frank Robinson
Middletown Ministerial Association
Car Heavily Damaged By Fire Near Interstate 71
A Navy officer from Louisville and his family escaped injury when a blowout caused a fire that heavily damaged their car one mile north of Route 123 on Interstate 71. Capt Richard D Harlin 45 his wife and two children halted the vehicle and attempted to extinguish the blaze before Lebanon Fire Department arrived.
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Louisville
Rt. 123
Richard D. Harlin
Harlin
Highway Department
Lebanon Fire Department
Teacher at Math Session Attends Institute in Muncie
Fred Fuller of 611 W Ninth Ave, a Harrison School teacher in Hamilton, is among 30 teachers from 19 states at Ball State University Summer Institute in Mathematics in Muncie supported by an NSF grant through Aug 9. St. died at Middletown Hospital after five days as a patient. Services at Eaton Funeral Home Monday 2 p.m. with Rev Henry Howard. burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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Fred Fuller
Ninth Ave
Harrison School
Hamilton
Ball State University
Muncie
National Science Foundation
Mrs Barbara Fambach and Mrs Myrtle Crist Services Tomorrow
Two obituaries note Barbara Fambach aged 91 of 154 S 12th St has services at 11 a.m. tomorrow and Myrtle Crist aged 56 of Kingsport Tennessee has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Barbara Fambach
S. 12Th St
Colligan
Myrtle Crist
Kingsport
Tenn
Webb
Red Cross Volunteers Honored at Monroe Dinner
The annual Red Cross volunteer appreciation dinner was held at Mount Pleasant Home in Monroe. Honorees included Betty Taylor as chairwoman and ten other volunteers, with attendees from the Middletown area chapter, Mount Pleasant Home leadership, and local dormitory residents.
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Red Cross
Mount Pleasant
Monroe
Betty Taylor
Florence Davidson
Elena Faulkner
Eva Pittenger
Martha Hollister
Ruth Parker
Martha Staley
Betty Warnock
Cleo Kramer
Marie Line
Betty Ballard
Middletown Area
The
American Red Cross
Thomas Holmes
Ohio Presbyterian Homes
Bert Lerch
Mount Pleasant Home
Mary Johnson
Doris Shannon
Gerri Zecher
Lucille Cramer
Principal Named At Springboro High School
Philip B. Lambert, 29, of Cincinnati, named principal of Springboro High School by the Clearcreek Board of Education. He will assume duties Aug. 5, is pursuing doctoral work at the University of Cincinnati in administrative internship, and serves on the William Henry Harrison High School staff. This summer he will teach educational organization and administration at UC.
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Springboro
Philip B. Lambert
Cincinnati
Springboro High School
Clearcreek Board of Education
Lambert
University of Cincinnati
William Henry Harrison High School
Hamilton County
Fire alarms and small house fire reports
Fire runs list multiple incidents on a single day. A false alarm at Young Street and Girard Avenue at 1 45 a.m. A car fire at 1500 Manchester Avenue rear started by short in wiring belonging to Lloyd C Williams causing 200 dollars in damage. A minor kitchen stove gas leak at 601 Garfield Street home of O J Sixman caused 10 dollars damage.
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Young Street
Girard Avenue
Manchester Ave
Lloyd C. Williams
Moyer
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G. Walter Weber
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Marida
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Princeton Ave
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Muscatatuck River
North Vernon
Alfred Cain
Sarah Townsend Franklin
Sarah Townsend
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