Obituary notices for Philip Jaques and others in Middletown area
Retired accountant Philip J. Jaques aged 70 of 201 Alamo died after an extended illness at Middletown Hospital. Born in Akron, he lived in Middletown since 1935, retired in 1974 from Jaques and Rogers, and studied at Miami University and the University of Cincinnati. Survived by wife Mary K., daughters Suzanne Friend and Marlee Lindon, and sister Miss Martha Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. J
Alamo
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Jaques
Akron
Middletown
Jaques and Rogers
Miami
Funeral notices from Franklin and Dodds Pentecostal Church
Harville of Chautauqua and relatives attend a Dodds Church of God service officiated by Rev. Coffman and Rev. Lamb. Visitation at Eaton Funeral Home Franklin 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial at Woodhill. Minnie Bond 89 Franklin widow of Albert 1943 dies Middletown home. Services at First Presbyterian Franklin with Rev. Adams, burial Woodhill Cemetery. Memorials to First Presbyterian Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harville
Chautauqua
Lena Price
Franklin
Betty Wade
West Carrollton
John
Mckee
Mannie Lamm
Dodds Pentecostal Church of God
Dodds
Ohio
James Coffman
J. Lamb
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill
Man Dead of Gunshot Wound Ronnie Smith Dies in Cincinnati
Ronnie Smith 19 of 1404 Calumet Ave died Saturday night at Good Samaritan Hospital after being shot himself in the head. He was found in the basement by his father Monday night around 10 p.m. He had been a Middletown native and attended city schools. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Smith three brothers Robert Jr Marco and Keith and sister Rosabelle. Burial at Woodside Cemetery with services at Emmanuel Baptist Church with Rev Willie Bankston. Visitation at Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel 6 to 8 p.m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Nathan J. Riddle
Ohio
Middletown Hospital
Green Mountain
Black Clawson Co
Breiel Boulevard
Anderson
James
Handy
Jess
Kingsport
Tenn
Belle Deyton
Joseph RK. Baker
Hershel Caudill
W Cemetery
Ronnie Smith
Calumet Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Mr. Smith
Middletown
Robert Smith
Robert Jr
Connecticut
Marco
Germantown
Keith
Rosabelle Smith
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Willie Bankston
Woodside
Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel
Woman succumbs to gunshot at Cincinnati home
Annabelle Strain a 27 year old Clark Street resident died at 1 p m yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound Her ex husband Paul who was with their three children upstairs heard the shot and found her in front of a living room couch A bullet was found in the wall behind the couch and one shell in the gun She was initially taken to Middletown Hospital then transferred to Good Samaritan Police found notes by the woman in a living room file cabinet Funeral services planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Annabelle Strain
Clark St
Paul
Middletown Hospital
Good Samaritan
Seaerennes
Soviet scientists urge scrapping neutron bomb in appeal
Thirty one Soviet scientists distributed by Tass urged President Carter to scrap neutron weapons and curb the nuclear race. Signers include Anatoly Alexandrov Mstislav Keldysh Nikolai Basov and Alexander Prokhorov, noting urgent action as arms race dynamics hinge on U.S. decisions and Geneva talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Carter
Japan
Tass
Soviet Union
United States
Anatoly P. Alexandrov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Mstislav Keldysh
Nikolai G
U.S
PROMISES marks 10th anniversary with members to Japan tours
The ecumenical musical missions group PROMISES celebrated a decade of service with over 170 current and former members. Weekend events included a First United Methodist Church gathering with a style show, slide displays from Japan, and a Manchester Inn banquet led by toastmaster Ed Seaman. Dr. Ivan Dornon and Clement Burton were honored for founding and directing the group formed in 1967. The anniversary service at Church featured Dornon preaching on anniversaries and musical offerings from PROMISES members. Lunch and short remarks followed by Charles Taylor and Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Musical Missions Group
Japan
First United Methodist Church
Manchester Inn
Ed Seaman
Clement Burton
Ivan Dornon
Dornon
Burton
Charles Taylor
Workshop on Heimlich Maneuver for Choking Aids Public
Warren County Health Department hosts a free workshop at Country Kitchen The session on the Heimlich Maneuver for choking persons runs from 2 30 p m to about one hour with instructor Tom Magoto from the Ohio Department of Health accident prevention unit guiding the public audience
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Franklin
Warren County Health Department
Country Kitchen
E. Second Street
Tom Magoto
Ohio Department of Health
Relaxation of state air quality standards eyed
Ohio lawmakers consider trimming state air quality rules to align with federal standards. Sen. Kenneth R. Cox cites costly pollution controls and wants ambient limits no stricter than national levels under the Clean Air Act. Industry leaders warn of job losses in Summit County if restraints ease too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth R. Cox
Barberton
Senate Conservation and Environment Committee
Summit County
Cox
EPA
Senate
Lake County
Sadat says U S threatened war over 1973 Gaza pocket
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, in Time magazine excerpts, says Kissinger warned that the United States would strike Egypt if it moved to liquidate Israeli forces at the Deversoir pocket on the West Bank of the Suez Canal during the 1973 October War. Time cites U S defense officials denying any plan for direct intervention.
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Henry Kissinger
United States
Israel
Egypt
Sadat
Time Magazine
Cairo
Kissinger
U.S
Deversoir
West Bank
Suez Canal
Pentagon
Time
U.S. Defense Department
Miners to discuss order in Ohio after Taft Hartley deadline
Presidents of United Mine Workers locals in District 6 plan a morning meeting at Hearters to consider consequences of failing to obey the federal back-to-work order. District officials say attorneys for the 16 000 striking miners will attend to discuss ramifications as federal marshals continue enforcing the order in the 98th day of the strike. Reports from miners and law enforcement show no new trouble in southeastern Ohio as the deadline looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilles Bottom
Ohio
United Mine Workers District 6
Hearters
Don Nunley
Peabody Coal Co
New Lexington
Franklin No. 25
Cadiz
Harrison County
Washington
Gallia
Lawrence
Athens
Harrison
Belmont
Vinton
Meigs
UMW
Suspects Arrested Inside West Gate Cafe Bar
Police surrounded West Gate Cafe on Yankee Road early yesterday after reports of people inside. Two men were arrested on breaking and entering charges. Officers found a pried cigarette machine and pool table, and a man ran to a rear restroom. Roger Lanier and Duane Engle were taken into custody. $96 in change was recovered.
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West Gate
Yankee Road
Ptl
J. C. Kristanoff
Roger Lanier
Finley St
Duane Engle
Mailbox stolen in Butler County as vandals strike area
James Sizemore reported his mailbox at 5340 Elk Creek Road valued at ten dollars stolen Saturday. Over the weekend other Middletown area residents reported vandalized mailboxes by unknown suspects.
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James Sizemore
Elk Creek Road
Butler County
Middletown Area
Middletown MUM students travel to New York for model UN
Thirteen Middletown Campus Miami University students journeyed to New York City to represent Iran in a model United Nations event. They will visit the real United Nations while abroad, accompanied by adviser Ronald Garrett. Participants include Doug Allison, Fran Arcure, Pam Baker, Scott Burris, Kelly Combs, Jeff DeHart, David Hill, Kevin Kash, Debbie Kopp, Kevin McGill, Keith Messinger, Debbie Palmer and Janet Pursley.
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Middletown
Miami University
New York City
Iran
United Nations
Ronald Garrett
Geography
Doug Allison
Fran Arcure
Pam Baker
Scott Burris
Kelly ‘al’ Combs
Jeff DeHart
David Hill
Kevin Kash
Debbie Kopp
Kevin McGill
Keith Messinger
Debbie Palmer
Janet Pursley
Easter shopping parade and spring fashions sweep town
Psychologists joke about seven hundred phobias while Four Seasons Hallmark advertises Saint Patrick and Easter decor. Shoppers meet Simark bunnies for home decorating kits, candles, cookie cutters, and party supplies. Myer’s Limited markets spring suits and earth tone separates with bold blazers. Merle Norman promotes a Try-Size Compack beauty kit. Irene’s Salon offers hair shading and sun streaking. Jewelry and leather shops push Mothers Day gifts, gemstones, and leather goods. General Nutrition Center extols cold pressed oils for health and cooking. Armbruster Florist headlines Easter flowers and potted plants for in town and out-of-town deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons Hallmark
Simark
Barnaby
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Philip Jaques
Pearl Wright
Pear
Pete’’ Wright
Barbara Park Convalescent Center
Queen Ave
Powell County
Ollie
William
Lonnie
McCoy-Leffler
J. Herschel
Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Nathan Riddle
Margaret Spencer
Margaret Alice Spencer
Flemming Road
Wolfe County
Grand Avenue Church of God
Charles
Donald
Minnie O'Sika
Naomi Wolf
Detroit
Judith Mannon
Joseph R. Baker
Rodney G Williams
Funeral Home
Flossie Cook
Flossie Marie Cook
Somerville Road
McCullough Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Dewey
Thur
Eugene
Robert
Eaton
Irene Hambrick
Glendon
W Va
Faye Chenoweth
Windham
RK. C. Nein & Sons
Camden
Howard Meadors
Fairmount Cemetery
Sim Moore
Carlisle
Lincoln Ave
Grandview Hospital
Maxwell Paper Co
Moore
Julina
Odella
Winnie Bond
Minnie Bond
Union Road
Barbara Park
Albert
Bond
First Presbyterian Church
OMT Literary Club
Thomas
Walnut Creek
Calif
Nathaniel
Isabelle Nagel
George T. Adams
Woodhill Cemetery
Anglesby
Robert H Schmidt
Akron Arena Development Board
Phil Leonard
Laborers Council
Afl-Cio
Youngstown
Ohio Environmental Protection
Patrick Pepple
Ned Williams
Common Pleas Court
Finance
House
James A. Rhodes
New York
Anwar Sadat
Converse
Mdanchester Tad Sepestefenenes
Mgt Schoo
Mum
Myer’s Limited
John Warner
Myer’s
Develoy
Norman Cosmetic Studios
Miracola
Merle Norman
Irene
Connie Kirby
Connie
J.B Robinson
Leather Express
General Nutrition Center
Armbruster Florist
Armbrusters
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