Deaths and funerals reflect wide Middletown area losses
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Rhoda Dearth 80, and others including Robert Leonard 71, Amanda Robinson 87, Mildred Johnson 81, and Ida Parsons 81. Services listed with times, locations, and family survivors. legal notices, bids, and bus purchases appear among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mildred Johnson
Springboro
Eaton Funeral Home
Hamilton
Ida Parsons
Garver-Elliott Road
Lily
Ada Kapp
Prytania Ave
Klaus- Weigel
Cecil Harhurst
New Haven Road
Young
Ethel Chalmers
Pleasant Ave
Proeschel
Motorcycle Collision Injures Passenger on Central Grimes
Two men were thrown from a motorcycle after a car hit it at Central Avenue and Grimes Street around 1 44 pm. Police charged Michael Blankenship 28 of 1801 Manchester Ave with failure to yield to Elmer Gibbs 35 of Woodlawn Ave. Gibbs was uninjured but passenger David Hannum 32 of 802 Malvern St was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Estimated vehicle damage was 75 to the car and 200 to the motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
Michael Blankenship
Manchester Ave
Elmer Gibbs
Woodlawn Avenue
Blankenship
Central
Gibbs
Grimes
David Hannum
Malvern St
Middletown
Fires and Health Incidents Reported in City
At 7 44 a m a fire at 406 Curtis St caused 60 damage to Mrs Frances Woodridges car due to a backfire through the carburetor. At 6 32 a m Betty Neace 43 of 3202 Bernice Ave was hospitalized after breathing difficulty and chest pains. A discarded cigarette sparked a fire at Sorg Paper Co Mill 2 but sprinklers held it with no damage. Kenneth Butts 45 was ill and treated then released at Reynolds Ave address. A 13 year old girl at Roosevelt Middle School was hysterical after taking five pills and was hospitalized later released. A woman at 10 04 a m sought help for taking several pills and was admitted in fair condition. A woman at 2 33 P M asked for someone to go to the store and declined transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis St
Frances Woodridge
Moore St
Betty Neace
Bernice Ave
Sorg Paper Co
Reynolds Ave
Kenneth Butts
Roosevelt Middle School
Ohio Youth Commission
Butler County ZBA notices two public hearings set
The Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold two hearings on May 20 1975 at 7 30 PM in the Courthouse Annex Hamilton Ohio. One requests a variance under Section 8.0413 to operate a one person beauty shop at 5990 Todhunter Road Lemon Township for Case BZA75 10V by Billie L Back. The other seeks a variance under Section 11 B 025 to rent land space for mobile office units at 2803 Cincinnati-Dayton Road Middletown for Van H Inc in Case BZA75 11V. Betty Shockley secretary and organizer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
Middletown
Ohio
S.Y
Board of Education
Madison
Hill Street
Butler County
Department of Education
Director of Highway Safety
Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals
Court Street
Hamilton
Todhunter Road
Town 2
Range 4
Lemon Township
Billie L
Betty Shockey
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
van H, Inc
Betty Shockley
Lions Club to honor top seniors at Fenwick and Middletown
The Lions Club will honor the upper 10 percent of Fenwick and Middletown high schools at a scholastic banquet at First United Methodist Church. Guest speaker Allen Richard Back of NCR Dayton will address the group on Run Don't Walk. A Lion statue will be given to student guests and Melba Stitt will play the piano. The program starts at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Fenwick
Middletown
Allen Richard Back
NCR
Dayton
First United Methodist Church
Melba Stitt
Woman injured in freak car wash accident at Breiel
Geraldine Barrett, 58, of 4423 Roosevelt Ave., suffered a foot injury when her car door closed on her foot and the car lurched forward at Texaco Car Wash 530 S Breiel Blvd. The car jumped a wall and fence at 513 Gideon Road before Barrett was treated at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breiel
Texaco
S. Breiel Blvd
Geraldine Barrett
Roosevelt Ave
Mrs. Barrett
Gideon Road
Barrett
Middletown Hospital
Policemen's Ball Tonight At Disabled Veterans Hall
Tickets at the door for the annual Policemen's Ball to be held at the Disabled American Veterans Hall on Trenton-Franklin Road. The Cecil Young Orchestra will provide music for dancing until 1 a.m. The price is six dollars per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton-Franklin Road
Cecil Young
Franklin Man Cuts Himself Leaving Theater Window
Boyd Fout, 55, of 25 Deardoff Road, was cut when he walked through a plate glass window at the Dave Finkelman Auditorium after a performance of Auntie Mame. He suffered a three inch cut on his right leg and puncture wounds on both hands and was taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dave Finkelman
Boyd Fout
Deardoff Road
Auntie Mame
Fout
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhoda Dearth
Providence Hospital
Cincinnati
Mt. Healthy Christian Home
Dearth
Centerville
Prosser
Order of Eastern Star
Ernest
Floran Willoughby
St. Petersburg
Fla
Donna Colgate
Anaheim
Cal
Douglas Smith
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Leonard
Robert M. Leonard
Winona Drive
Christ Hospital
Leonard
City of
City Commission
Middletown Journal
Emma
Wilma Jean Holbrook
Jackson, Ky
Thomas Leonard
Wis
Charles and
Bernard
Caroline Swaim
Gertrude Westrick
Holy Trinity Church
Butler County Memorial Park
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Amanda Robinson
Grand Ave
Robinson
Jackson
Peter
Rhea Howard
Virginia Howard
Lebanon
Nettie Brittain
Flint
Mich
Toy Robinson
Elsie Chaney
Irvine
Annie Back
McRoberts
Viola McKenzie
Mae Ewing
Viccie Smith
Ethel Howard
Pryse
Charles
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Michael Grindie
Cora M. Grindie
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Edward S. Robb, JR
Gracie White
Fred Ross Atty
Nat. B
Ruth Seaton
Johnson
Urbana
Ralph Kuch
Germantown
Ralph E. Kuch
N. Circle Drive
Germantown Cemetery
Charles Messmer
John Arpp
George Lowman
George F. Lowman
Harold
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
James Faulkner
Harry Chasteen
Mr. Leonard
Fred Wilson
God
Bruce Powell Pastor
Trenton
Allen Back
Ohio Bell
U.S
Union Sanitary
Trenton Dennis Wyrick
Evange
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