Deaths and Funerals In Middletown Two Die
James Milton Kalbaugh 39 of 3501 Poinciana Road dies from carbon monoxide poisoning after leaving notes of despondency. Middletown Umpire Association head, Marine Corps veteran, survived by wife Anita and three children. Services Friday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. John M. Barnthouse 64 of Middletown Route 3 dies at Middletown Hospital. Former NCR Dayton employee, Lebanon Farmer's Co-Op manager, survived by wife Genevieve, three sons and two daughters. Services Thursday at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milton Kalbaugh
Poinciana Road
Middletown Umpire Association
Garret J. Boone
Butler County Coromer
Middletown
Kalbaugh
Edwards
Forest Ave
Joe Peters
Glenmore Drive
McCoy-Leifler
Fire Department
Marine Corps
Southwest Ohio Steel Co
Hamilton
Forest Hills Country Club
Anita
Deborah
Jayne
Jimmy
Trudy Mallett
Atlanta
Jerry
California
Joan Lawson
Germantown
Susan Stubbs
Robert Stubbs
Dayton
McCoy-Leffler
W. Curtis Lee
Woodside Cemetery
John M. Barnthouse
Howard
Troy
Gerald Malburg
Springboro
George Ritchie
Ellsworth
Richard
Bethany
Klaus- Weigel Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Happy Hearts party for kids set Saturday
Local children who had heart surgery join peers from Cincinnati for the annual Happy Hearts party. Sponsored by the Heart Association Young Hearts Society, the 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m event at Beacon Hills Cinema features Wanda Lewis Captain Wend Oskar Magico and bagpipe music by Cincinnati Pipe Band with Karen Iossiter performing a folk sword dance before the Willy Wonka film screening.
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Greater Cincinnati
The
Heart Association
Young Hearts Society
Beacon Hills Cinema
Wanda Lewis
WCPO
Captain Wend
Uncle al
Oskar Magico
Cincinnati
Services for Fon Carpenter Sr. Held Friday
Funeral services for Fon Carpenter Sr. 65 of 6405 Elk Creek Road are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark Street with Revs Henry Howard and Thomas Patton officiating. Burial will follow in Woodside Cemetery. The funeral home will be open Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Carpenter died Sunday at Middletown Hospital.
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Fon Carpenter Sr
Elk Creek Road
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Henry Howard
Thomas Patton
Woodside Cemetery
Carpenter
Middletown Hospital
Services for John Gibbs Sr. Held at MecCoy-Leitcn Funeral Home
Services for John Gibbs Sr. formerly of Middletown will be held at 10 am Thursday at the MecCoy-Leiticn Funeral Home with the Rev Henry Howard officiating Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Gibbs died Saturday at his Bradenton Florida home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbs Sr
Middletown
Thursda
MecCoy-Leiticn
Henry Howard
Woodside
Cemeter
Gibbs
Bradenton
Fla
Mrs Alka Blair 82 Dies in Ohio Hospital
Mrs Alka Blair aged 82 of 425 Lytle Five Point Road Springboro dies at 11 20 am Monday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a three week hospitalization. Survived by son Ted of Springboro two daughters Ethel McAlpin of Florida Bonnie Sloan of Vaughnville and brothers Grady Rice Flatwood Ky Merschel Rice Worthington Ky. Service scheduled p m Wednesday at Carman Funeral Home Russell Ky with burial in Flatwood Local arrangements Eaton Funeral Home
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Franklin
Alka Blair
Lytle Five Point Road
Springboro
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Ted
Ethel McAlpin
Florida
Bonnie Sloan
Vaughnville
Grady Rice
Flatwood
Merschel Rice
Worthington
Carman Funeral Home
Russell, Ky
Flatwood Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Walker Whitaker and William Fitzwater
Walker Whitaker aged 61 of 3901 Millville Shandon Road has funeral services at 11 a.m. Wednesday. William Fitzwater aged 78 of 177 N. F Street has funeral services at 10 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Whitaker
Millville-Shandon Road
Young
William Fitzwater
N. F St
Klaus-Weige
California death penalty appeal rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to hear California’s challenge to a state Supreme Court ruling that the death penalty may not be imposed under California law. The case involved Robert P. Anderson, 34, on death row for a 1965 San Diego murder, with broader questions about capital punishment pending nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
High Court
Sirhan Sirhan
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles Manson
Evelle J. Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
Younger
Ronald Reagan
California Senate
Robert P. Anderson
San Diego
Edgewood Library Aide Honored in New Year Award
Edgewood High School honors Margaret Eckhardt as Library Assistant of the Year for performance at the circulation desk, rule enforcement, and student popularity. Librarian Jane Morrison created the award to recognize hard work in the library and to encourage staff. TEN Edgewood seniors were named as members of the American High School Students, with renewables totaling $530,000 in college scholarships announced by the Society in a national volume.
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Edgewood
Society
Traffic victim Michael Richardson services scheduled
Michael Richardson age 24 of 365 Market St Springboro died Sunday at Grandview Hospital Dayton from injuries in a traffic accident on April 9 near Trenton Franklin Road east of Ohio 4. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Roger Ashley officiating. Burial in Springboro Cemetery.
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Michael Richardson
Market St
Springboro
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Trenton-Franklin Road
Ohio
McCoy-Leffler
Roger Ashley
Funeral
Four Mrzlak daughters wed in double church ceremony
In Columbus Nebraska four daughters of the Mrzlak family were married in two ceremonies at St Bonaventure church. The weddings drew about 300 guests and reflected a fiscally planned day for siblings from Texas to California attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Neb
N.J
Miziak
Paulette
Betty
Maxine
Carol
Tered
Texas
California
Mizlax
Mizlak
Maxime
David Brown
Denver
Hans Peter Kiygal
Omaha
Frank J
Horupa
Columbus
University of Nebraska
Sinle
Los Angeles
Ron M. Mann
Medical Society Censure Wouldn't Bother Doctor
Boston AP. Dr John Knowles, slated to head the Rockefeller Foundation, says he will not appear before the Massachusetts Medical Society to back charges that some doctors are unethical. He dismisses a possible censure as irrelevant. Society members question substantiation of his claims and urge documented evidence. Bets on two wedding ceremonies are described separately with names and places for the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Knowles
Rockefeller Foundation
Massachusetts Medical Society
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Birch Society
Nixon
China
James F. McDonough
Winchester
American Medical Association
Society
McDonough
Ohio Contractors Union Reopen Talks to Avert Walkout
The Ohio Contractors Association and the Laborers Union of Ohio resume contract negotiations in Columbus to prevent a highway construction strike that could halt more than 700 million dollars in projects and delay bid openings. The Laborers Union represents 10 000 members and the expiration was extended to Thursday. Highway Director J Phillip Ridley brokered the talks and summoned the sides to his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Contractors Association
Laborers Union of Ohio
Don Imhoff Jr to Receive Juris Doctor Degree
Don W. Imhoff Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Donald W Imhoff Sr of 4309 Lisa Lane will receive his juris doctorate from the University of Cincinnati College of Law. A Middletown High School graduate in 1965 he was of Cincinnati in 1969. This August he will begin practice with local attorney Vincent A Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Imhoff Jr
Donald W. Imhoff Sr
Lisa Lane
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Vincent A. Sisson
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Natonal
Richmond
B.T.U. Porta
Peres
Trenton
Cremeans Appliance & TV Center
E. State ST
Edgewood Liibrary
Polly
Mazlak
Don Imhoff Jr
DODDS
Verity
14Th Ave
Steller Mor
Monthru
Senaitcha
Polady
Don Gingerich
McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D
Leffler
Kes UR
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