Deaths And Funerals Mrs Callie Landrum
Mrs Callie Landrum 76 of 3001 Ben Harrison St Excelle died at Middletown Hospital at 7 09 p m after admission March 21 She came from Stanton Ky in 1909 lived in Middletown until 1948 then moved to Excelle Survived by husband Benjamin son Robert Bowling Jacksonville Fla two daughters Eloise Hogard Glendora Calif Esther Teasdale Middletown sister Mrs Arthur Richardson Middletown brother Glenn Jackson Middletown and eight grandchildren Services 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Calling hours at the funeral home tomorrow 7 9 p m and Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p m
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Callie Landrum
Ben Harrison St
Excelle
Middletown Hospital
Landrum
Stanton
Middletown
P., Lorillard Co
Benjamin
Robert Bowling
Jacksonville
Fla
Eloise Hogard
Glendora
Calif
Esther Teasdale
Arthur Richardson
Glenn Jackson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Metcalf services set for Friday in Miamisburg
James D. Metcalf 74 of 2025 E Central Ave died Wednesday at home. Services 1 30 pm tomorrow at Free Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial at Hillgrove Cemetery. He leaves sons James and William Metcalf of Franklin and Springboro. other children, Virgil Richard Earl. daughters Grace Pigg Edna Fowler Edith Lakes. two brothers three sisters and 37 grandchildren.
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Miamisburg
James D. Metcalf
Central Ave
James Metcalf
Franklin
William Metcalf
Springboro
Free Pentecostal Holiness Church
Hillgrove Cemetery
Metcalf
Virgil
Richard
Earl
Grace Pigg
Edna Fowler
Edith Lakes
Farmersville
Five Fenwick High students arrested for lumber theft
Five Fenwick High School boys aged 16 and 17 were arrested after police spotted a truck matching a theft at 4416 Graydon Drive. They admitted taking 21 boards and 12 plywood pieces to save for the prom, returning the lumber and releasing to parents after showing a fake bill of sale.
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Fenwick High School
Graydon Drive
Man Charged In Legion Hall Theft
A 31 year old man, Robert L. Lacey of 701 Elsmere St, faces municipal court today on burglary charges after the American Legion Hall at 116 S Main St was robbed. Loot included $17 from a March of Dimes poster and a microphone with extensive hall damage. Lacey, on parole after a 100 year armed robbery sentence, is suspected in related burglaries at the First Baptist Church and Knights of Columbus Hall.
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American Legion Hall
S. Main St
March of Dimes
Robert L. Lacey
Elsmere St
Lacey
Montgomery County
First Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
First Avenue
Lacy
Escape Charges Placed Against 2 Prisoners
Hamilton prison escape leads to charges for William Andrew Murphy and Carl King who fled Butler County jail after using a hacksaw blade to remove a bar and squeeze through a 7 by 11 inch hole. Murphy faced armed robbery actions with $10,000 bond. King held on burglary larceny and parole violation.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Cpl
Oram
Bill) Fisher
William Andrew Murphy
Linden St
Carl King
Central Ave
Murphy
King
Booklets On Blue Ball School Readied
Booklets commemorating Blue Ball School to be printed for the final open house May 19. The school will close at year end and students will transfer to Creekview School next fall. Open house runs 1 to 5 p.m. for former students, teachers, and the public.
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Blue Ball
Blue Ball Pto
Creekview School
William Jones
PTO
Hamilton Deaths Beattyville Obituaries
Lat Lutes, 85, Beattyville Kentucky, father of Mrs. Etta Goodrich of Hamilton, services tomorrow in Beattyville. Milton Roll, 62, 4884 Dick Road, services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Faith Lutheran Church in Oxford.
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Lat Lutes
Beattyville
Etta Goodrich
Hamilton
Milton Roll
Dick Road
Faith Lutheran Church
Oxford
Poor People's Campaign Gains Momentum Across States
The Poor People's Campaign presses toward Washington as marchers gather in Macon Georgia and other states. Activists in Mississippi Alabama and Georgia visit King's college home and church in Atlanta and dedicate a plaque at Martin Luther King Jr's birthplace.
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Associated Press
Washington
Macon
Martin Luther King Jr
Ued
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
King’s College
Atlanta
Congress
James Groppi
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Xaverian College
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Jaycees Plan Work A Day For Middletown Firms
About five dozen Jaycees will tackle roughly as many jobs for Middletown businessmen this Saturday. Leader Clark Erlandson says tasks range from picking up scrap paper to selling shoes and jewelry, washing windows, and cooking in drive-in restaurants. Committee members include Tom Shibley in sales, Mitch Enright and Tom Hatton in manpower, with Dan Dickey as finance chairman.
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Middletown
Clark Erlandson
Erlandson
Tom Shibley
Mitch Enright
Tom Hatton
Dan Dickey
Police Briefs Report DUI Arrests In City
ROBERT COMBS 31 of 3114 Navaho St and Winfred Ratliff 46 of 2007 Crescent Blvd were arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated. MRS THOMAS COONEY 3305 Jewell Ave reported trees cut in her yard. Two Dayton men were held for investigation after allegedly trying to sell auto parts to service stations at unusually low prices.
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Robert Combs
Navaho St
Winfred Ratliff
Crescent Blvd
Thomas Cooney
Jewell Ave
Dayton
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