Longtime Middletown lumber manager Arthur Diver dies
Arthur J. Diver 79 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after years of ill health. He led Middletown Lumber for 48 years including 1935 to 1963 as manager and once ran for City Commission. Survivors include a son in Los Angeles and two daughters, with eight grandchildren. Mass at Holy Trinity Church and burial at Woodside follow visitation at Wilson-Bramm Memorial Home.
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Ham Place
Middletown
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Los Angeles
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Wilsonbramm Memorials
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Charles
Charles “of ‘Trenton; Two Daughters, Paere Briscoe and Carberry
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Hamilton
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Lebanon
James O. Fraley
Cedar Lane
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilms
Robert
Denise
Elmer
Dan
Kentucky
Erma Stapleton
Dayton
Ellie Long
Gallipolis
Mary Ison
Oswald Funeral Home
Ace
Willie Taylor Hatton
Judy Drive
Butler County
Garrett Boone
Lemon Township
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Winchester
Thaddeus
Woodside Cemetery
Gary Dame
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
Franklin
Russell E. Lowe
Franklin Rt. 1
Madowlawn Church
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Ron
Carlisle
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Elbert
Herman
Houston
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Trenton
Helen Fultz
Grove City
Theft Report From Local Residences And Car
Police briefs cite incidents of thefts overnight and yesterday. Items stolen include a tape player with 25 tapes a flashlight and an ashtray from Thomas Pressier’s car at Hill Avenue near Verity Parkway while he fished. A television and a bicycle were taken from Christine Perkins home on Young Street. A Citizens Band radio was stolen from Jeff Pryor’s car on Stanley Street behind his residence.
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Thomas Pressier
Hill Ave
M Verity Parkway
Access 1
Pressier
Christine Perkins
Young St
Citizens Band
Jeff Pryor
Stanley
Middletown Freshman High School Spring Concert Tonight
The Middletown Freshman High School orchestra glee club and choir perform a spring program at 7 30 PM. Selections include Over the Rainbow If We ve Only Just Begun Laughter in the Rain and pieces from South Pacific and Fiddler on the Roof. Admission is 1 for students and 1 50 for adults.
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Middletown Freshman High School
Neshybil
Frost
South Pacific
Glee Club
Zaninelli
Corner of the
Sky
Pippin
Middletown Teachers Association Sets Dues Plan
The Middletown Teachers Association Executive Council discussed public participation and dues at the state convention. Dues of the Ohio Education Association were raised by 12 dollars to fund expanded legal services, with payroll deduction spread over 15 pay checks. Shirley Willis was re elected to the OEA Executive Committee. she teaches social studies at Lemon Monroe High School.
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Middletown Teachers Association Executive Council
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Executive Council
Shirley Willis
MTA
Willis
Lemon-Monroe
Mike Stratton
Middletown
Stratton
Pee
Two Middletown Students Win MTA Scholarships
Julie Dillon of Middletown High School and Susan Whitt of Lemon-Monroe High School are named this year’s MTA scholarship recipients. Each will receive 200 dollars in their sophomore year. Dillon is active in NHS GAA track and other activities. Whitt is a National Honor Society member and staff candy striper.
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Julie Dillon
Susan Whitt
MTA
Mary Miller
Middletown Teachers Association
Miss Dillon
Middletown High School
Bowling Green State University
Miss Whitt
Lemon-Monroe High School
Witten University
MHS
National Honor Society
GAA Board
Wileytal
National Honor Erases Ee
Chautauqua May Seek Township Police Patrol
Miami Township trustees received a request from the Chautauqua Association for police to patrol private streets and enforce posted speed limits. Township official Oscar Page said the matter will be sent to the Montgomery County prosecutor for a resolution, with action expected at the May 26 meeting.
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Chautauqua
Miami Township
Chautauqua Association
Oscar Page
Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office
Dayton
Fire and medical calls report multiple injuries and transports
An incident log notes an overheated fire alarm or heater trigger with cleaned coils at 2007 Linden Ave. Joan Warner, 9, admitted with pains to hospital. at 97 pm Ernest Paugh, 53, chest pains and breathing difficulty assisted with oxygen and released. Roy Spiers, 45, leg pains transported to hospital and released from Clinton St.
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Linden Ave
Joan Warner
Yankee Road
Ernest Paugh
Clinton St
Roy Spiers
SCLC Founder to Speak at Dayton Seminary Chapel
The Rev. Dr. Joseph E. Lowery will be the guest speaker at United Theological Seminary chapel in Dayton tomorrow at 8 p.m. He is pastor of Central United Methodist Church in Atlanta and a founder of the SCLC, closely associated with the late Martin Luther King. The event is sponsored by the seminary's black student caucus.
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Joseph E. Lowery
Central United Methodist Church
Atlanta
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Lowery
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership
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