Deaths And Funerals Roma Condrey of Germantown
Roma Condrey 68 of 253 N Plum St Germantown died of an apparent heart attack at home. Retired in 1963 after 30 years at Germantown post office she served as clerk and former postmistress. She held many civic roles and is survived by a daughter, three sisters, a brother, and a granddaughter. Services set for Thursday 11 am at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. An Eastern Star service will be held tomorrow evening.
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Roma Condrey
Germantown
Mroma Condrey
Plum St
Order of Eastern Star
Daughters of America
Rebekah Lodge
Veterans Memorial Playgrounds
New Term Starts At Art Center
A new eight week term begins at the Middletown Fine Arts Center with a revised Saturday morning children’s workshop. Sixth graders meet 9 to 10:80 a.m. and first to fifth graders meet 10:30 a.m. to noon. Other painting drawing and calligraphy classes continue. Adults pay 14 dollars and children’s class 12 dollars.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
D-Day Hero Rudder Dies At 59 In Texas
Earl Rudder, 59, former president of the Texas A&M University system and World War II D-Day hero, died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led the 2nd Ranger Battalion on D-Day, commanded the 109th Infantry, and served as Army reserve chief before retiring in 1967. He also served Brady as mayor and later headed A&M system.
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Brady
Tex
A&m
Mrs Elsie M Eastham Dies In Middletown Hospital
Mrs Elsie M Eastham 58 of 939 Garver Road Monroe died at 8 30 am yesterday in Middletown Hospital after being admitted Saturday. She lived with sister Mrs Jean Birch and is survived by Mrs Ann Spicer of Georgetown Delaware and a grandchild. Services at 2 pm Thursday at Esham Funeral Home Georgetown Delaware with burial in Union Local arrangements by Anglesby Funeral Home.
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Franklin
Elsie M. Eastham
Garver Road
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Jean Birch
Ann Spicer
Georgetown
Del
Esham Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Anglesby
Lebanon Man Theodore Spellmire Sr. 58 Dies of Heart Attack
Theodore Spellmire Sr. 58 of Lebanon Rt. 3 died of an apparent heart attack yesterday at the Lebanon Co-Op. Survived by wife Mary five daughters Claire Elizabeth Mary Theresa Patricia and five sons Theodore Jr John Thomas William Christopher two brothers Robert and Richard of Sharonville two sisters Mrs Paul Foy of Troy and Mrs Mary Betscher of California. Requiem High Mass set for 11:30 am tomorrow at St Francis De Sales Church. Burial at Lebanon Oswald Funeral Home today from 6 to p.m.
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Lebanon
Theodore J. Spellmire Sr
Rt. 3
Lebanon Co-Op
Mary
Claire
Elizabeth
Theresa
Patricia
Theodore Jr
John
Thomas
William
Christopher
Vincent Spelmire
Robert
Richard
Sharonville
Paul Foy
Troy
Mary Betscher
California
St. Francis de Sales Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswa'd
Obituaries Notice for Three Local Residents
Mrs. Sylvia Lawson 78 of 1979 Fenton Street Covington Kentucky will have services at 1 p.m. tomorrow. Ernest Withrow 77 formerly of 737 Millville Oxford Road will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Colligan. Rev. James Robbins 84 from Yorktown Indiana formerly Hamilton will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Webb.
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Sylvia Lawson
Fenton St
Covington
Ernest Withrow
Millville
Oxford Road
Colligan
James Robbins
Yorktown
Ind
Hamilton
Webb
Twinight Studies Added At Monroe
Registrations will begin Monday in April for five new courses at Monroe Twinight school. Doug Alder, program director, announced courses including golf for women lawn mower care and repair fly casting and tying car care for women and Malaysian knife throwing. Call Lemon-Monroe High School at 539-8472 for information.
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Monroe Twinight School
Doug Alder
Alder
Lemon-Monroe High School
Infiltrators Slain as Israelis Clash on Golan Heights
Israeli army reports eight Arab infiltrators killed in two clashes south of Quneitra on the Golan Heights with no Israeli casualties. Syria claims five Israelis died and says the infiltrators were Syrian patrols behind ceasefire lines. Demonstrations by Israeli students protesting settlements were dispersed in Hebron.
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Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Syria
Quneitra
Buquata
Birket Ram
Damascus
Hebron
Jordan River
Israel
Knowlton becomes West Point superintendent amid My Lai backdrop
Maj. Gen. William A. Knowlton, 50, assumes duties as the 49th superintendent of the United States Military Academy in a ceremony marked by a 13 gun salute. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster who resigned amid charges connected to the My Lai investigation. Knowlton served in Vietnam and earned the Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star with two Oak Leaf Clusters, and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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West Point
N.Y
William A. Knowlton
United States Military Academy
Knowlton
Academy
Hudson River Valley
Samuel W. Koster
Koster
My Lai
Vietnam
Plain of Reeds
Weston
Mass
Marjorie
Bosses Night Set By Jaycees April
The Jaycees Bosses Night will be held Wednesday April 1 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Cocktails at 6 30 p m and a $6 dinner at 7 30 p m. Awards include Distinguished Service Ken Cornella Memorial and SPOKE. The Cornella Award honors Jaycee Ken Cornella killed in a plane crash.
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Jaycees
Manchester Motor Inn
Manchester
Dave Tensing
Ron Short
Dick Noe
Larry Motes
Ohio Jaycees
Bob Crooke
First National Bank
Ken Cornella
Cornel
Jaycee
Junior Order Alpha Councils Consolidate New Members
Butler Council No. 93 of the Junior Order of Mechanics consolidates with Midletown Alpha Council No. 326 adding 59 members. Council 326 now has 200 members. Officers kept, no new posts from Council 93. Meetings at 7 30 p m Thursday at 19 N Broad St.
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Butler Council No
Order of Mechanics
Midletown Alpha Council
Easter Bunnies to Give Candy at Middletown Center
Two Easter bunnies will distribute free candy at the Middletown Shopping Center this weekend. Miss Cindy Wright and Miss Ellen Pettit, in rabbit costumes, will meet children from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday. They will give 200 pounds of jelly beans in more than 1,000 cellophane bags.
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Middletown
Merideth Renwick
Fire Reports and Injuries From Local Incidents
Fire incidents at multiple local addresses yesterday include Mary Marcus aged 56 ill and transported to Middletown Hospital, Leona Childers 56 injured with nose and forehead lacerations treated at hospital, and Bessie Cunningham 36 ill treated at hospital. A transformer short circuit sparked a fire at Charles R. Cochran home causing $75 damage to a television set.
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Yankee Road
Mary Marcus
Middletown Hospital
Spencer Lane
Charles R. Cochran
Leona Childers
Lafayette Ave
18Th Ave
Bessie Cunningham
Car theft reported in Oxford on Trenton Road
Hamilton Mark Lakes of Oxford reported to sheriff's deputies that someone jacked up his 1969 car on Trenton Road Seven Mile and stole four mag wheels and tires valued at 370 dollars yesterday.
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Hamilton
Mark Lakes
Oxford-Trenton Road
Seven Mile
Wilks Names Campaign Chairman Urmston for Congress Bid
David Urmston, a Liberty Township farmer and former Butler County Automobile Club president, named general campaign chairman for Harry T. Wilks the Hamilton attorney running as a Democrat for Congress in the 24th District. Urmston will direct the Wilks for Congress committee.
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David Urmston
Princeton
Glendale Road
Harry T. Wilks
Hamilton
Congress
Urmston
Liberty Township
Butler County Automobile Club
Wilks
Butler County Soil and Water Conservation District
Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Mercy Hospital
Lukens Calls for New Attitude in Ohio Politics
U.S. Rep. Donald E. Lukens of Middletown seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He pledges a young, fresh, action oriented approach and vows to channel resources to reform state government. He spoke at Columbus campaign HQ opening calling for improved water management and imaginative river use to boost Ohio’s health and industry.
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U.S
Donald E. “Buz” Lukens
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown clubs schedule a.m. gatherings across town
The Middletown roster lists meetings at Booth Drugs Tee's Commercial Building YMCA and other venues. Groups include Middletown Business and Professional Association Real Estate Information Breakfast Club High 12 Club YMCA Board Senior Citizens Optimist Club Barracks 636 Veterans Camera Club and Alcoholics Anonymous with times from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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Middletown Business and Professional Association
Booth Drugs
Middletown Real Estate Information and
Tee’s
Ymca Board
Columbia
Legion Home
Middletown Camera Club
Civic Association
Alcoholics Anonymous
Union May Call Strike On CC&E
In Cincinnati 1500 IBEW Local 1347 members threaten strike if contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. is not resolved by March 31. About 1000 members have authorized leaders to call the strike when the agreement expires.
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Cc&e
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Scout Training Serrtane To Begin At First United Methodist
A introductory session titled What is Scouting is set for tomorrow at 7 PM for scoutmasters and all adult leaders at First United Methodist Church. Seven classes follow on consecutive Wednesdays inviting all 18 plus adults to enroll.
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Serrtane
First United Methodist Church
Lebanese Battle In Sabra District Sparks Heavy Gunfire
In Beirut a clash erupts between Lebanese army troops and Palestinian guerrillas in Sabra quarter near a teachers college and a stadium. Guerrillas shoot from balconies. army returns fire as tensions rise after last week’s disputed ambush in southern Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sabra
Barz al Barajneh
Girl Scout Art Show Winners Named at Logan Johnston Hall
Winners were named at the Girl Scout Art Show finals held over the weekend. Lisa Amatulli of Junior Troop 608 won best of show in painting and drawing and also placed first in oils. Linda Boyd of Junior Troop 77 won best of show in handwork. Others earning top spots across Cadette, Junior, and Brownie divisions include Lillian Kugler, Denise Jones, Kim Elias, Teresa Huffman, and many more across multiple troops.
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Logan Johnston Hall
Lisa Amatulli
Linda Boyd
Lillian Kugler
Melinda Hobbs
Mindy Amburgy
Denise Jones
Karen Alexander
Kathy McMahon
Kim Elias
Denise Sells
Marlene Oldham
Teresa Huffman
Debbie Lunsford
Joanne Garland
Carol Raines
Teresa Drake
Teresa Heil
City Hearings Set on Development Plans and Zoning Changes
Two public hearings are listed for tonight's city commissioners meeting. John Brown seeks a planned use modification for a 20 acre Central Avenue apartment project approved by Planning Commission. Kenneth Johnson requests two zoning changes on Tytus Avenue but both were denied. A chief housing officer ordinance and a wastewater plant bid resolution are on the agenda. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the City Building chamber.
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John Brown
Central Avenue
Hendrick Drive
Butler- Warren County Line
Brown
City Planning Commission
Kenneth Johnson
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Tytus Avenue
Johnson
C.W. Thompson Co
Tytus
Mary Etta Street
Elwood
Charles Streets
Commission
Woman Sues For 33851.90 In Auto Crash Damages
Patricia Schneider of Miamisburg sues Dolly Pulliam of Middletown in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 33851.90 for injuries from a June 28 1969 rear end collision at Verity Parkway and Elwood Street Middletown. Schneider alleges spine injuries and claims medical costs and car damage.
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Hamilton
Miamisburg
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Verity Parkway
Elwood Street
Middletown
Patricia Schneider
S. Union Road
Dolly Pulliam
Grand Ave
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