Deaths and Funerals in Middletown area
Mrs Ethel Holbrook 47 of 11 Beech St rear died at Middletown Hospital. Survived by husband Elmer five daughters and five sons from Middletown Hope Ky and other locations. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Also Mrs Louise Lieberth 92 died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Burial Thursday 10 a.m. at Evergreen Cemetery Newport Ky with Riggs Funeral Home officiating. She is survived by daughter seven grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Burial in Newport Kentucky.
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Ethel Holbrook
Beech St
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Hope, Ky
Elmer
Opal Chapman
Jeffersonville
Clotene Blevins
West Middletown
Martha
Anna
Vickie
Eugene
Truman
Pittsburgh
Arlie
Larry
David
Agnes Hughes
Cassie Patrick
Canillar Holliday
Willard
Orbin
Lucian
Boyd Mills
Hope
Floyd Mills
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Louise Lieberth
Garden Manor
Lieberth
Hiram
Almira) Malott
Stanley St
Charles
Riggs Funeral Home
Clifford Stearns
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Butler County Deaths Noted for Several Residents
Gordon Arnold 58 of 4535 Princeton Road has services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Emma Ramsey 82 of 239 Walnut Street has services today at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Ida Frost 57 of Fairfield has Requiem High Mass at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Church. Mabel Bruns 72 of Oxford has Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St Mary’s. Mack Beard 83 of 11 Rambo Harris Homes has services today at Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Arnold
Princeton Road
Webb
Emma Ramsey
Walnut St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Ida Frost
Fairfield
Sacred Heart Church
Mabel Bruns
Oxford
St. Mary’s Church
Mack Beard
Rambo Harris Homes
Second Baptist Church
Dale Urges Higher Goals For Little Miami River Group
About 175 residents and regional groups attended Camp Kern for the first annual Little Miami, Inc. dinner. Francis Dale urged elevating plans to protect the river from Waynesville to Loveland, with Dayton and Cincinnati showing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Little Miami Group
Lebanon
Camp Kern
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Francis Dale
Little Miami, Inc
Warren County
Waynesville
Loveland
Little Miami River
Cicinnati
Dayton
Glenn Thompson
Journal Herald
Franklin Council Seeks Study Of Local Hospital Needs
Franklin officials ask Dr. C W Hoffman and city leaders to join a hospital planning effort with the Butler Warren County Hospital Committee. Jerry Ransohoff and Cedric Stanley discuss costs and use of a $1.25 million Conover estate grant for a nearby hospital unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Griffin
Butler - Warren County Hospital
Jack Tracy
Jerry Ransohoff
Greater Cincinnati Hospital
Council
Butler - Wrren
Griffin
Franklin
Conover
Cedric Stanley
Police Briefs Report Local Thefts and Suspects
Mrs. Dorothy Ingram of 2807 Wilbraham Road says her purse with over $100 was stolen while she worked at Davidson's Photo Shop. James Sutton of Loveland reports a $40 radio stolen from his car at 1306 Central Ave rear. Sherman E. Myers, 28, of Hamilton, charged with driving while intoxicated on Route 4 at LeSourdsville. Lois Fernandez, 27, of 3006 Mohawk St., arrested at Kroger on N University Blvd for petit larceny. Hugh Haddix shows two boys chipped car paint with gravel. no damage estimate available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ingram
Wilbraham Road
Davidson
James Sutton
Loveland
Central Ave
Sherman E. Myers
Hamilton
Rt. 4
LeSourdsville
Lois Fernandez
Mohawk St
Krogers
N. University Boulevard
Hugh Haddix
Longfellow St
Missing Civil War Cannon Reported Stolen
Police in EAU GALLIE Florida search for a missing Civil War cannon reported stolen from the local American Legion post. The rifle report traces the weapon to pension era memorabilia and possible thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Gallie, Fla
American Legion
Men Sentenced for Child Support in Butler County
A 24yearold Middletown father Omer Dunn was sentenced to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse for failing to support three children. Harold Caldwell and Buryl Jones received probation for similar charges. King’s case was continued. Allen and Fannin were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Butler County
David Black
Omer Dunn
Garfield Sr
Harold Daniel Caldwell
Oxford State Road
Caldwell
Buryl Jones
Roosevelt Ave
Jones
Millard King
Wilson St
Bernard Allen
Rufus St
Harry Fannin
Jewell Ave
Allen
Fannin
Motorist Charged With DWI After Two Crashes
A 21 year old motorist, George W. Douglas of 1084 Park Lane, was injured but declined treatment after his eastbound car on First Avenue veered left at 2:50 a.m. and struck a car owned by Elbert Lucas, which pushed Lucas’s vehicle into a parked car owned by Theodore Miller. Damage totaled 750 dollars. Earlier, Danny R. Taylor, 25, of 604 West Seventh Avenue, was cited for leaving the scene after his car struck a parked car at 3:30 p.m. on South Main Street, damaging another vehicle valued at 1,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Larly
George W. Douglas
Park Lane
Douglas
Elbert Lucas
First Ave
Lucas Auto
Theodore Miller
Danny R. Taylor
Seventh Ave
Ann Voegle
Browning St
S. Main Street
Fires Reported Across Dayton Area With Grass Fire Cause Suspected
Fire incidents on S Dixie Highway and Spencer Lane noted by Division 8 of the Ohio Department of Highways. Ear l Woolums Fairfield house burned with no damage estimate or cause given. Emmitt Greenwell, 49, of 1107 Elwood St., was transported to Middletown Hospital after passing out. A grass fire on Shartle Street was reported as not present. Spreading grass fires on Spencer Lane lines blamed on children playing with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Highway
S. Dixie Highway
Earl Woolums
Fairfield
Tytus Ave
Emmitt Greenwell
Elwood St
Middletown Hospital
Shartle St
Spencer Lane
Y Series Tickets Still At Lowest Rate
Advance sale tickets for the 1968 69 Y M C A Travel and Adventure Series remain discounted at five dollars for adults and two dollars for students through the month. Prices rise to six dollars and two fifty after April first. The series features films on the Balkans Japan London Switzerland and Hawaii and is managed by Mr and Mrs Roger Turrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevon
Don Cooper
Middletown High School
Roger Turrell
Balkans
Japan
London
Switzerland
Hawaii
Banquet Draws About 225 Mayfield Scouts and Guests
Approximately 225 Mayfield area Girl Scouts, family members, and guests attended a covered dish dinner in Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist Church. The event featured a flag ceremony, a Brownie Troop 1327 hula dance, and a screening of the film Because of Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield Area
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Brownie Troop 1327
Austin Whitmore
Maurice Rohrkemper
Northern Lights
Paul Be
Galaxy
John McCoy
Allen Berry
Shirley Lawrence
William Hall
Davie Yocom
Junor
Walter McCormick
Harold Dougherty
James Shrout
Three Toastmasters Visit High Twelve Club Luncheon
Three members of the Toastmasters Club will visit the High Twelve Club luncheon tomorrow at noon in the Commercial Building 63 S Main St. Laverne Talley will serve as toastmaster Ray Jena will speak extemporaneously and John Clarke will act as evaluator discussing how toastmasters learn by doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
High Twelve Club
S. Main St
Speech Club
Laverne Talley
Ray Jena
John Clarke
Free Bird Seed at Middletown Park Board Distribution
Middletown Park Board at 1400 Highland St received a second Kiwanis Club donation of five pound bags of wild bird seed. The seed is free to those who ask, but limited in supply and likely to run out today after earlier cold weather exhausted the previous distribution. Board member Jack Baltzell notes the new stock may not last long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mddletown Park
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