Deaths And Funerals John Baker Services for John Baker
Services for John Baker 67 of 503 16th Ave will be in Woodside Cemetery with Nathaniel Cooper officiating. Burial at Woodside. Calling hours Wednesday 7 to p.m. Elks Lodge service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. with Masonic service. Arrangements Bailey Funeral Home. Baker died Saturday at Middletown Hospital born in Clark County Kentucky, resident of Middletown 49 years. Survived by two brothers Ollie and Chester Middletown and three sisters Fannie Patterson Middletown Rosetta Beard Detroit and Mattie Jones Springfield.]]>
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John Baker
16Th Ave
Nathaniel Cooper
Woodside Cemetery
Elks Lodge
Bailey Funeral Home
Baker
Middletown Hospital
Clark County
Middletown
Silver Leaf
John Burton Is Survived By Family In Several States
John Burton of Grand Ledge Michigan died at 6 p.m. Sunday after a seven year illness. He served in World War I. Surviving are his wife Dallas two daughters Linda Jordan and Carolyn Hampton of Hamilton and Flo Burton’s family. Billy, Jimmy and Johnny Burton. his mother Myrtle Burton. three brothers Haydon Denzil and Bransford. three sisters Florence Volecado Rurie Tackett and Brandy Tims. Services Thursday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Henry Howard. Burial in Butler County Memorial Park. Funeral home hours Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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John Burton
Grand Lodge
Mich
Linda Jordan
Patricia Rollen
Billy Burton
Jimmy Burton
Middletown
Burton
Dallas
Carolyn Hampton
Hamilton
Johnny
Alabama
Myrtle Burton
Grand Ledge
Haydon
Mulliken
Denzil and
Bransford
Florence Volecado
Grand Rapids
Rurie Tackett
Sunfield
Brandy Tims
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Butler County Memorial Park
Mrs. Ethel J. Warden, 9, formerly of 2109 Oneka Ave
The item notes the death of Mrs. Ethel J. Warden aged 9, previously living at 2109 Oneka Avenue. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Ethel J. Warden
Oneka Ave
Infant dies. funeral for Winegar baby set in Flint
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Winegar 2540 El Camino Drive died Monday at home in Flint Michigan. Services planned for 10 am Wednesday at Brown Funeral Home with burial at Sunset Hills Cemetery. Crib death ruled by physician. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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William Winegar
el Camino Drive
Brown Funeral Home
Flint
Mich
Sunset Hills
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Irvin D Swartzel death service in Germantown
Irvin D. Swartzel 82 of 315 W Market St Germantown died Monday at Middletown Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Pastor John Kietchley officiating. Burial Ellerton Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Dorothy Miller sister Mrs Millie Ressinger Carlisle and a grandchild plus three great grandchildren.
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Germantown
Irvin D. Swartzel
W. Market St
John Arpp
John Kietchley
Ellerton Cemetery
Swartze
Middletown Hospital
Dorothy Miller
Millie Ressinger
Carlisle
Obituaries for Hicks Jackson and Hendrickson
Mary Hicks 98 of 1100 Park Ave receives services at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Hazel Jackson 81 of 135 N C St. services at 3 p.m. Friday at Greenwood Cemetery. Edward Hendrickson 69 of 735 Clinton Ave. will have a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St Ann's Church.
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Mary Hicks
Park Ave
Webb
Hazel Jackson
N. C St
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward Hendrickson
Clinton Ave
St. Ann’s Church
Fire reports and home incident details
At 10 09 am a fire at 600 N Verity Parkway involved Mrs Bertha Watkins 73 taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. At 11 33 am a dryer motor short circuit at 408 Poppy Drive Salvatore Accurso home caused no damage.
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N. Verity Parkway
Bertha Watkins
Iil
Middletown Hospital
Poppy Drive
Salvatore Accurso
Keays Aims to Organize Builders Amid Planning Frustration
Developer Bob Keays says he is satisfied so far with his effort to organize local builders to fight costly land planning. He contends harassment by planners and delays raise costs, hurt supply, and keep lots above ten thousand dollars. The eight member committee meets March 22 to draft recommendations for the city commission. Joe Lewis Harold Goetz Jr John Brown David Morgan Adam Cristo J D Sawyer Manny Garlikov serve with Keays.
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Bob Keays
Will Keays
Keays
Joe Lewis
Harold Goetz, Jr
John Brown
David Morgan
Adam Cristo
J.D. Sawyer
Manny Garlikov
MTA backs NEA plan to create cabinet post for education
Middletown Teachers Association endorses a federal cabinet level post for education as vital to national priorities. Retiring president Sally Williamson cites fragmented programs and aims to ease financial burdens, while James Porter becomes the new Lemon Monroe High English teacher and official. Frankfort toll roads funding stalls as bond money is exhausted and another sale is needed.
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National Education Association
NEA
Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Sally Williamson
Williamson
James Porter
Lemon-Monroe
Porter
Middletown
Wyoming
Morehead State University
Kentucky
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Ida Zecher
Lemon- Monroe
Alice Hawkins
Central
Shirley Willis
Clarice Russell
Roosevelt
Congress
Frankfort
Fastest way to dodge traffic fines in San Francisco
AP report says traffic violators with warrants turn themselves in on Sundays to spend a night in jail. They receive time served and often have fines dismissed, typically $25 to $150, with lines forming as once midnight nears. Capt J William Conroy notes Sunday custody speeds the process.
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San Francisco
J. William Conroy
Conroy
Larry Piol
Donham criticizes funding alignment in Butler County politics
Butler County Commissioner William Denham, a northern county official and former Middletown city member, complaints that votes and money cluster away from his region. He notes the county's $870 million budget, a 1.92 per $1,000 tax rate, and explains commissioners lack legislative power while the Budget Commission holds real authority.
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Butler County Commission
William Donham
Butler
Hamilton
Valle
Denham
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Butler County
United States
Ohio
Second Computer Course Set Up For LCI Inmates
Thirty inmates at Lebanon Correctional Institution begin an 18 week training in key punch and computer programming. Ohio Corrections Commissioner Bennett Cooper signed a contract with American University to provide a course for 90 inmates yearly. The program, the second computer course at LCI, is funded by Ohio Penal Industries after earlier Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation support ended.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
LCI
Ohio
Bennett Cooper
American University
Washington D.C
Bill Dailman
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Ohio Penal Industries
School Cafe Burgled Loot Total $800 Reported
A school cafe and five vehicles were burglarized overnight with loot totaling 800 dollars. Jefferson School lost two television sets after entry via a back door as a rock smashed a south side door. Parkway Cafe on Yankee Road reported 75 dollars in change from a music machine stolen through a window.
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Jefferson School
Paul Childers
Parkway
Yankee Road
Ronald Cox
Regent Drive
William Jones
Lamberton St
Glenn Crouch
Queen Ave
Larry Klamo
Pack 3 Receives Pack of the Month Award
Pack 3 earned the Pack of the Month honor for January at its Franklin meeting held at First United Methodist Church. A window display contest runner-up trophy was given, with advancement and other awards announced. Recipients included Bobby Alvey, Gordon Case, Kenny Moore, Kenny Flora, Donnie Childress, Teddy Bogie, Greg South, Greg Thompson, Mark Fredrick, Kelly Hoffman, Mike Parker, Ricky Hamilton, Ronnie Alvey, Steve Mencsik, Tim Nalley, Scott Swisher, Bobby Hall, and Bobby Quigley. Ivan and Eileen Wallace received three-year cub scouting service pins.
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First United Methodist
Franklin
Bobby Alvey
Chamberlain
Gordon Case
Kenny Moore
Kenny Flora
Donnie Childress
Teddy Bogie
Greg South
Greg Thompson
Mark Fredrick
Kelly Hoffman
Mike Parker
Ricky Hamilton
Ronnie Alvey
Steve Mencsik
Tim Nalley
Scott Swisher
Bobby Hall
Bobby Quigley
Ivan and
Eileen Wallace
Cub Scouting Service
Legion Contenders for Middletown Post 218 Commander
Allen Treadway of 3802 Central Ave and Harley L. Gomin of 2826 Shattle St contend for commander of Middletown American Legion Post 218. Election of officers is at 8 p.m. tomorrow with installation after the vote and a program titled This is Lebanon Raceway to follow the ceremonies celebrating the Legion's 52nd birthday.
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