Middletown Obituary Notices Honor Five Local Residents
Citys oldest resident Mary South age 105 dies at Middletown Hospital after arrival. Services set for Bethel AME Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also noted are Goldie Mae Cottle 7 Gen Veriy Parkway and James Oliver Gilbertson 83 of Windridge Court with services in Minnesota and Woodside Cemetery respectively. Other deaths include Mary Goodman Mondy 88 Elkton Ky and Ira D Bell 71 Miamisburg with funeral details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mary Jane South
Grove St
Middletown Hospital
South
Clay City
Bethel Ame Church
Gaar Davis
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Memorial
Goldie Mae Cottle
Gen. Veriy Parkway
Kenwood
Frances DeBord
Edna Lawson
Blanchester
Lavados Gilmer
New Orleans
Elizabeth Naive
Treva Smith
Mildred Blevins
Kentucky
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral
James Oliver Gilbertson
Windridge Court
Mr. Gilbertson
Gary
Minn
Bessie
Barbara Torstveit
Elmer
Ashland
Wisc
Brooks Plummer Presbyterian Church
Plummer, Minn
Mary Goodman Mondy
Woodlawn Ave
Mondy
Elkton
Ruthel Etheridge
Claude
Willie Jr
Latham
Welcome Fern Bittinger
Hamilton
Germantown
Carl
Camden
Geraldine Ponder
Birmingham
Ala
Earl
Paul
Roy Rinegar
Brown-Dawson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Maggie Deaton
Northern Road
Somerville
Heavenly Highway Tabernacle
Billy Wilson
Deaton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Fire damages Franklin cafe
A Franklin cafe suffered about 2500 in damage late Saturday night when a fire gutted a back wall at Wallace’s Cafe 202 S Main St. Firemen fought the blaze until 1 am, listing a wiring defect as the cause with no injuries.
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Franklin
Wallace
Main St
Roosevelt School Association to meet on Tuesday
The Roosevelt Association holds its first regular meeting with Donald Bennie, school psychologist, outlining physical, mental and emotional changes in middle school students. The 7:30 p.m. program in the school auditorium features the eighth grade band and a tour of the industrial arts laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bennie
Roosevelt School Association
Burglars Active in Middletown Weekend Wave
Police reported seven break ins over the weekend with loot over 1400 dollars. Frank Mathers 703 14th Ave said a rear door break in robbed his home of a 400 dollar color TV and 300 dollar stereo, plus vandalism and damaged furniture. Roy Rose 523 Young St had a 328 dollar TV taken. multiple other thefts, break in patterns, and a jewelry store alarm incident were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank Mathers
14Th Ave
Roy Rose
Young St
Rose
Charles Agee
Cooper's Alley
Ann Eliopoulos
N. University Blvd
Eliopoulos
Dayton
Butler County
Freedom Court
Katherine Brewer
Miller's Jewelry Store
Central Ave
Herman Campbell
Fairmount Ave
Quick-change scam hits Middletown drug store
A 30-year-old man described as clean-cut and pleasant walked into Revco at Middletown Shopping Center and swapped $60 for three twenties. He left with $50 more than he came in with after counting $43 from the clerk. He disappeared with a medicine bottle and note and police say the Dayton address is bogus and the suspect remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revco
Middletown
Dayton
Freshmen Concert At Freshman High School
The Freshmen High School music department presents a winter concert at 7 30 p m Friday in the school auditorium featuring the school orchestra the Girls Glee Club and the Mixed Choir admission is 50 cents
Germany on film for Y series highlights Rhine to Rothenburg
Middletown Area YMCA presents Kenneth Richter in a travel film Germany Key to Europe. The program includes a Rhine cruise Harz Mountains Rothenburg Munich Oktoberfest and Wittenberg cathedral Luther’s 95 Theses. Show starts 7 30 p m at Miami Univ Middletown auditorium with $1 75 adults 75 cents students free senior bus shuttle.
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Germany
Middletown Area
Kenneth Richter
Europe
Richter
Harz Mountains
Rothenburg
Black Forest
Munich
Wittenberg
Martin Luther
Switzerland
The
Adirondacks
Timbuctoo
Carlisle society plans fundraisers for new handicapped center
The Society for Handicapped Children in Carlisle announces multiple fundraisers to start a total-care center by spring. A steak supper March 16 at Carlisle Primary School runs 5 to 7 PM with $2 adults $1 children. Moonlight Bowl April 6 at Chautauqua Center Lanes features $6 per couple and buffet lunch. Donations and crafts sought for Spring Charity Bazaar April 13 at Dayton Mall. Center seeks rocking chair used clothing and hangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
The
Society For Handicapped Children
John Kelly
Carlisle Primary School
Cochairmen
Hurley Kindred
Leslie Goldie
Riverview’ Baptist Church
Chautauqua Center Lanes
Dayton Mall
Colgate- Palmolive
Student earns second in regional writing contest at Sinclair
Marian Baguzedes a Middletown Campus Miami University student placed second in nonfiction at Sinclair Community College in Dayton last Friday in the seventh annual writer's workshop. She won 25 dollars for her entry Domin ic My Friend My Enemy. More than 300 participants from the Miami Valley entered four categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Baguzedes
Naldo Lane
Middletown
Miami University
Sinclair Community College
Dayton
Dominic
Miami Valley
Three Die In Crash Near Batavia Ohio Bridge
Three people killed when their car hit a bridge abutment on U S 50 west of Ohio 22. The driver James Jameson 38 of Batavia and passengers Joseph Vinson 29 and his wife Anna Vinson 22 of Covington Kentucky died in the crash according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia, Ohio
U.S. 50
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
James Jameson
Batavia
Joseph Vinson
Anna Vinson
Covington
Housing workshop rescheduled to March 18 at church
The housing workshop moved to Monday March 18 at 7 30 p m at First Christian Church First Avenue due to conflicts. Sponsored by OKI and Citizens Council on Human Relations the event follows a November meeting with about 40 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
First Avenue
Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Citizens Council On Human Relations
Oki
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Mary South
Goldie Cottle
James Gilbertson
Mary Mondy
Ira Bell
Ira D. Bell
Miamisburg
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Franklin Cafe
Lydia
Clifford
Charles Mears
Irene Baugh
Anglesby Funeral Home
Glenn Bevis
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Welcome Bittinger
Ruth Howard
Virginia Ave
George
Ronald
Joyce Smith
Molly Webb
Vincent and
Ruel Webb
Bryan Webb
Ola Webb
Buena Park
Calif
Sarah Provissor
California
Phyllis Blair
Tampa
Fla
Ruby Burns
Willa Bach
Eaton Funeral Home
Edward Bates
Springboro Cemetery
Herbert Singer
Charles Steger
Pansy Peters
Camelot Apts
Brown- Dawson
Buckeye St
Simon Clark
Augspurger Road
Jear Spivy
N. Second St
Campbell
Mary Bohlender
Pleasant Ave
Webb
Merle Gatliff
Bradenton
Roosevelt
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Cali Rus Nicols
Dale Converse
Beneficial
Beneficial’s
Income Tax Service
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Clinton
Beneficial Mortgage Co
Beneficial Income Tax Service
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Corporation
Hollywood
Mideast
New Zealand
Australia
Dave Finkelman
Buel Dalton
Harold Fugett
Dodds Monuments
Verity Plvy
4Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Potter Street
Trenton
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Lowrey
Teenie Genie
Performane
Ing Guarantels
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