Deaths and funerals in Franklin and Blue Ball areas
Franklin Howard Carles 50 of 35 Hemlock St died after an apparent heart attack at Middletown Hospital He served in the Navy during World War II and worked at National Cash Register Co in Dayton 31 years Survivors include his wife Phyllis three daughters two brothers four sisters and one grandchild Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home Blue Ball Gordon Wayne Tuffy Lewis 37 of 3020 Windsor Rd found dead at homePolice said cause of death unavailable Body found at foot of basement stairs by his brother Lewis worked for his brother Joseph Ko Baker Funeral Home
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Franklin — Howard Carles
Hemlock St
Middletown Hospital
Carles
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Russell McElfresh
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phyllis
Donna Hewitt
Diane Cockerham
Middletown
Dale Belcher
Nurnberg
Germany
Homer
Walter
Germantown
Mary Lou Anslinger
Willidean Clark
New Lebanon
Harriet Starr
Margaret Schulity
Phoenix
Ariz
Anglesby
Blue Ball
Gordon Wayne
Tuffy” Lewis
Windsor Road
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Lemon Township
Mr Lewis
Kenneth
Lewis
Joseph Ko Baker
Legislature to tackle budget needs
The Ohio legislature opens debate on an 11.7 billion dollar 1977 79 budget with Democrats aiming to match revenue and fund priorities. House Speaker Vernal Griffe Jr pledged late night sessions if needed as Republicans criticize cuts to higher education mental health and prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Vernal Griffe Jr
New
Boston
James A. Rhodes
House Finance Committee
Waldo Bennett Rose
R-64
Lima
Pregnancy well kept secret shocks Connecticut mother
Janet Kraemer of Shelton rushed to Griffin Hospital in Derby with stomach cramps she believed were from a stomach ailment. Doctors say she was unexpectedly in labor and gave birth to a five pound 13 ounce boy. The 43 year old mother had minimal weight gain and no idea she was pregnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby, Conn
Janet Kraemer
Shelton
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Kraemer
Presbyterian All-Choir Spring Festival Presented by Church Choirs
The First United Presbyterian Church hosts its twelfth All-Choir Spring Festival at 7 p.m. with five singing choirs and two handbell groups directed by Edward Gray. The Junior, Youth and Chancel Choirs join for the Anthem of Dedication, while child care is provided and a Fellowship social follows with fair exhibits and various activities throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Edward Gray
Harry Stigler
Westminster
Howe Memorial
Warren Martin
Peg Hursh
Sue Chenault
Ian Eae
Carolyn Street
Nutrition display at Middletown Public Library
A nutrition awareness display will be shown in the Middletown Public Library community room Monday from 9 am to 9 pm. Mrs. Joan Boring notes the exhibit covers camping foods, homemade versus prepackaged foods, gardening and preserving, snacks and vegetarian diets, and a short filmstrip suitable for middle school to adult levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Public Library
Joan Boring
Pennington Bakery Founder Dies at 70 in Cincinnati
Morgan Pennington founder and owner of Pennington Bros. Inc. a Cincinnati based bakery firm died Friday at age 70. He started the business in 1930 and built bakeries in Washington Courthouse Marietta and Cincinnati with 14 distribution centers across Ohio. He is survived by his wife a sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Morgan Pennington
Pennington Bros. Inc
Friday Hie
Pennington
Washington Courthouse
Marietta
Ohio
Multiple Local Incidents Reported in City Health and Safety Roundup
Fire at 526 Garfield St sends Ida Ewen, 65, to hospital for breathing difficulties. At 4624 Middletown Oxford Rd Ralph Cole, 31, burns hand on press machine. treated and released. 901 Lafayette Ave William Smith, 77, ill, to hospital. Roosevelt Blvd and Kensington St Jimmy Kelly, 20, shaken in traffic accident. treated and released. 2212 Hawthorne St Gregory Shawn, 6, bruise from fall. to hospital. 1310 Baltimore St Annie Thomas, 57, back pains. to hospital. 116 S Main St Robert Balger, 56, ill, to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield St
Ida Ewen
Sorg Paper Co
Ralph Cole
Middletown
Oxford Road
Lafayette Ave
William Smith
Roosevelt Blvd
Kensington St
Jimmy Kelly
Creekview Drive
Hawthorne St
Gregory Shawn
Baltimore St
Annie Thomas
S. Main St
Robert Balger
Central Ave
Middletown Mental Health Board Meeting Tuesday
The Middletown Area Mental Health Center board of trustees will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the center located at 4S Main St. The gathering covers organizational matters and program updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area Mental Health Center
Main St
Ohio Supreme Court bars two lawyers from Flynt trial
The court ruled Herald Price Fahringer and Paul Cambria cannot represent Larry Flynt in his 12 charge case in Hamilton County Ohio. The ruling upholds Judge Morrissey’s ban for non Ohio Bar status and delays further motions on bias claims as prosecutors pursue new avenues. The charges stem from December pamphlet mailings to 400 000 Hamilton County homes asking whether war is more obscene than pornography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Buffalo
N.Y
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
High Court
Flynt
Herald Price Fahringer
Paul Cambria
Gratis West Alexandria Lions to buy ambulance
The Gratis and West Alexandria Lions Clubs will purchase a $24,300 modular ambulance for the West Alexandria emergency service serving Gratis, West Elkton, West Alexandria and nearby townships. Delivery in about three weeks with funding via donations and club loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alexandria
Lions Clubs
Gratis
Lyle Lindloff
Lindloff
West Elkton
Gratis, Lanier and
Twin
Lions Club
Gratis Lions Club
P.O
Chautauqua Pool to Open May 28 Under New Manager
Chautauqua pool opens Saturday May 28 with same hours and rates as last year. New manager Jerry Harmeyer of the Chautauqua Baptist Fellowship Park announces a 10 percent season pass discount for buyers on or before May 28. Hours: May 28-30 10 am to 7 pm. June 4-12 1 to 7 pm. Sundays 11 am to 7 pm. Mondays-Saturdays 1 to 7 pm. June 13-Sept 5 Sundays 1 to 7 pm and weekdays 10 am to 12:45 pm 4:15 to 8 pm. Mon-Thu 11 am to 7 pm Fridays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Jerry Harmeyer
Chautauqua Baptist Fellowship Park
University Singers perform Broadway selections in Lebanon
The University Singers from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music present a final Lebanon Area Artists Series concert at 8 p.m. in the Lebanon High School auditorium. Directed by Earl Rivers the program includes songs from Candide Oklahoma Carousel South Pacific The King and I The Sound of Music Chorus Line Applause and The Wiz with a medley of early 20th century operettas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
University Singers
Lebanon High School
University of Cincinnati
College Conservatory of Music
Earl Rivers
Oklahoma
The
Sound of Music
Decency Rally Planned by National Anti Porn Group
Citizens for Decency Through Law will hold a two day rally in Cincinnati on May 13 and May 14. President Charles Keating former Ohio congressman says the event aims to renew a nationwide push against pornography and its alleged moral corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Citizens For Decency Through Law
Charles Keating
Keating
Ohio
Alcoholism Council sets annual session May 19
The Alcoholism Council of Butler County schedules its fourth annual Labor Management Conference on Employee Alcohol Control Programs for May 19 at Elkis Country Club north of Hamilton Ohio. Speakers include Dr Fern Asma of Illinois Bell and Tom Wein of the Ohio Association of Alcohol Programs. The full program runs 8:30 am with various labor and management representatives, and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Asma
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Alcoholism Council
Butler County
Asma
Illinois Bell
Elkis Country Club
Hamilton
Ohio
Illinois
Northwestern University
Medical School
Mental Health Association of Greater Chicago
Tom Wein
Ohio Association of Alcohol Programs
Robert Pierce
On Youngsters
Pine trees to be planted at Grand Avenue Church site
One thousand pine trees will be planted on the church’s new property north of Towne Mall and south of Thorny Acres. Youth ages 6 to 14 will tag their trees, and a master plot will record each planter’s tree for future identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue Church of God
Towne Mall
Thorny Acres
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Gordon Lewis
Sharon Reed
Middletown Christian School
Wendt
Presbyterian Choirs
Pennington Bakery
Journal of Call Crime
Ntion Bureau
Morrissey
Braun Industries
Oakwood
Ford
Alcoholism Task Force
William Shannon
NCA
Chris Combs
Helen Cohen
Jewish Family Service
Bruce Nell
Rosemary O'Hair
Eden House
Frances Turner
Council On Alcoholism
David Whittaker
Southwest Ohio
William Morris
United Auto Workers Local 233
Hamilton Fisher Body
Irene
Dee
Delrene Art Studio
Monroe
Texas
Lauretta Worstell
Union Sanitary
John Piedel
Fulton Lane
Park St
2Nd Aveland Ave
Gideon
Trenton Shopping Center
Be Shopping Center
Reeves Jewelers Diamond Merchants
Central
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