Deaths And Funerals Kelly Greene
Kelly Greene 52 of Franklin died yesterday at Middltown Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Monday at New Life Temple on Trenton Franklin Road with Rev Kenn Henderson officiating. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Visitation at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. and after noon Monday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Greene
Morningstar Road
Franklin
New Life Temple
Trenton-Franklin Road
Kenn Henderson
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Greene
Middltown Hospital
Marijuana Possession On Trial At Local High Schools
A mock trial at Monroe High School as part of Law in Your Life week features twelve student jurors and real judges and attorneys. Participants include defendant Tom Stubbs Jr and prosecutor Arthur B Casper with officers and witnesses guiding the lesson. Verdicts from other schools show Freshman High found guilty while Fenwick High ruled not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stubbs Jr
Arthur B. Casper
Gary Kaup
Mike Davis
David Green
Fred B. Cramer
Roger Tur Tell
Karen Kirby
Casper
Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Freshman High
Fenwick High School
Charles N Walters 77 dies in Middletown Hospital
Charles N Walters 77 of 1402 Fairmount Ave Middletown died at 2 a m in Middletown Hospital after long illness He was born in Jackson Kentucky lived in Middletown since 1942 and retired in 1957 after ten years with Raymond Bay Co Surviving are his wife Media six daughters one son a number of brothers and sisters and many grandchildren Funeral services at 2 p m Monday at Grand Avenue Church of God with three ministers officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Riggs Funeral Home 3 5 and 7 9 p m tomorrow and Sunday and Monday after 1 p m at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Walters
Fairmount Ave
Middletown Hospital
Walters
Jackson
Middletown
Raymond Bay Co
Media
Morene Brewer
Alma Colt
Alta Deem
Mary Amburgey
Noka McDonald
Germantown
Virginia Siebein
Indianapolis
Albert
Leonard
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Kelly
Eaton
Finley
Frankfort
Herman
Maggie Spencer
Molly Hollbrook
Lula Clemmons
Kissimmee
Fla
Grand Avenue Church of God
Henry Howard
Kenneth Howard
John Carter
Buriay
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs
Community Obituaries and Court Settlement Report
Obituaries note services for Emma Wehr and Mary Ruhlman with tomorrow ceremonies at local churches. Estes Barnes and David Janssen profiles appear among funeral and public notices. A court ruling compels David Janssen to pay his ex wife legal fees after a failed marriage ending their tenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wehr
Heaton St
Mary Ruhlman
Steubenville
Hamilton
Holy Family Church
Estes Barnes
Park
Santa Monica
Calif
Ave
David Janssen
Peebles
Teevision
E.liggs
New York
Nev
Superior Court
Richard J. Wells
Trriage
T Nssen
Fenwick High presents Pink Magic comedy night
American Tourists Fenwick stages a three act summer comedy about three seniors plus a chaperone in Mexico. Patty Balaz plays Lambie with brains and glasses needing charm, Cathy Chase is Harty, and Jedi Dramatic portrays Corney. Performances start at 8 pm with a Sunday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runbeck
Patty Balaz
Lambie
Harty
Cathy Chase
Corney
Mexico Reed
Fenwick High
Lebanon Teachers Seek Audit Over 8 Percent Pay Hike
Lebanon teachers, after being denied an 8 percent raise, will have auditors from the Ohio Education Association review school finances. Budget cuts of 33 000 prompt the move, with a teacher committee to oversee the audit and a wait until the report is submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio Education Association
Lebanon Teachers Association
Robert Bed
Narczuk
Teachers Association
Bednarczuk
William Donovan
Donovan
Dixon Maple
Teacher’s Association
Donavan
Purse Taken and Tools Stolen in City Incidents
A woman named Manny Garlikov was approached by three men on Central Avenue and had her purse with $40 and items snatched. In a separate case, a .25 revolver and a tool box disappeared from Richard Blauvelt’s car, parked at Webster Newton’s driveway, with eight lug nuts removed and the trunk lid pried. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny Garlikov
Sherman Ave
Central Avenue
Richard Blauvelt
Timber Trail
Webster Newton
S. Marshall Road
Residence Break-In Report With $500 TV Theft
Robert F. Hodge of 4235 Germantown Road told deputies yesterday afternoon that his home was broken into and a $500 television taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Hodge
Germantown Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Shots Fired but No One Injured in City Incidents
Police report three shooting events last night with no injuries. Armco security cruiser door damaged. Sgt. Charles Blaze unharmed after hearing three shots at 3 19 a m and spotting a shadow on Young Street and Jacoby Avenue. Additional shots near Hauselman’s Truck Transport Co. with six officers present. no damage. Ed Rose heard gunfire near Mueller Brass plant at 12 01 a m. two cars fled east on Lafayette Avenue. nearby officers heard nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Charles Blaze
Young Street
Jacoby Avenue
Hauselman’s Truck Transportation Co
Ptl
Eugene Prewitt
Ohio National Guardsmen
Ed Rose
Baltimore St
Mueller Brass Co
Lafayette Avenue
Lafayette
Vaudeville Roots Traced to Normandy Vaude-Vire
Vaudeville derives from Vaude-Vire in Normandy France where the original song type called vaudeville was common. The term later spread to performers and forms across Europe and America shaping popular stage entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaude-Vire
Normandy
France
Armbruster Seeks Ohio House Seat After Long Run
David E. Armbruster, 53, a longtime florist, runs again for the Ohio House in the 39th District. He opposes a sales tax increase, prefers taxing luxury items, and calls for a five year pollution program. He backs education, labor, and business and believes Ohio needs change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbruster
Ohio
Oxford
May Day Peace Call Issued By Brezhnev
In Moscow Brezhnev urged thousands in Red Square to make May Day a call for peace. Flanked by Kosygin and Podgorny, he hailed the Communist bloc as a decisive force against imperialism. A nonmilitary parade followed with banners and flowers, televised nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Red Square
Lenin
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Communist Party
Middletown Lions elects Johnson president
Lawrence W. Johnson of 4218 Central Ave was elected president of Middletown Lions Club yesterday, succeeding Michael Long. New officers include James Elder first vice president Anthony Valen second vice president Jack Henson third vice president Robert Reiner secretary Joseph T. Riley treasurer Harold Leichty lion tamer Douglas Kanits tail twister Donald Roberson Arthur Wolman and James Sexton directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Johnson
Central Ave
Middletown Lions Club
Michael Long
Johnson
Middletown
James Elder
Anthony Valen
Jack Henson
Johnson Dent
Robert Reiner
Joseph T. Riley
Harold Leichty
Douglas Kanits
Donald Roberson
Arthur Wolman
James Sexton
Ohio Work Incentive Program Employs 1741
Columbus report shows 1,741 Ohioans formerly on welfare now work under the Work Incentive Program. Administrator Willard Dudley of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services notes the initiative operates in 20 counties and has cut state monthly welfare payments by 264,611 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Willard Dudley
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Dudley
Exoneration cited in bribery inquiry involving Senator Long
Justice Department rejects a federal prosecutor’s push to indict Senator Russell Long over a Baltimore garage contract probe. The case centered on a $11.88 million House office building project and a $5 million extra payment claim by Baltimore Contractors Inc. Also noted: ex-senator Brewster faced separate charges for taking a $24,500 bribe related to junk mail legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Justice Department
Washington Post
Long
Baltimore
House of Representatives
Senate
Brewster
Chicago
County Sets Courtroom Bid Date
Butler County commissioners set May 21 at 10 a.m. as the bid time for a new common pleas courtroom at the county courthouse. They approved plans for the courtroom and relocation of the law library to the first floor. The courthouse project moves the law library and commissioners to the former First Baptist Church building across Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County ‘Commissioners
Common Pleas
Butler County
Butler County Law Library
Robert L. Marrs
First Baptist Church
Court Street
Wilks Plans Copter Stop in Hamilton
Harry T. Wilks, a Democrat candidate for Congress from the 24th District, will make a second helicopter stop in Hamilton. He will land in the parking lot at Montgomery Ward, 700 N. University Ave., at 1.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Wilks
Hamilton
Wilks
Montgomery Ward
N. University Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fenwick
Ieev Yea
By Margaret Lee
Roger Lawrence
Joe Walburg
Jim Barrett
James Walsh
Rose Colette
Virginia Skinner
Dan Komnenovich
Rusty
Buffalo Zoo
Alice
Stanley
FBI
Garver RD
Monroe
VFW
Republican Party
Theobald
Jean Cotton
Rockford Dr
U. Pol
ADV
Fred Sennet
Journal
David E. Armbruster
Rep
Barry Levey
Rhodes
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Marx
Leningrad
Kiev
Riga
Latvia
Ieee
Lupe EE
S. Verity
Mother
Office Outfitters
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!