Deaths And Funerals Walter L Barr 74
Walter L Barr 74 of 7446 Bik Creek Road died 9 am Wednesday at Middletown Hospital after Tuesday admission He was a retired Champon Paper Co employee Survived by son Kenneth daughter Margery Larwa stepson Sarah Byrd brother Verlin and seven grandchildren Funeral services 10 8 am Saturday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev James McCollum officiating Burial Butler County Memorial Park Visiting hours Friday 3 5 and 7 9 am Mae Hairston services listed with church and funeral arrangements and additional survivors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Barr
Bik Creek Road
Middletown Hospital
Barr
Champon Paper Co
Hamilton
Kenneth
Margery Larwa
Sarah Byrd
Miltonville
Verlin
Rockville
Ind
Ethel Snodgrass
Bloomington
Mabel Monroe
Private services for Orman Elam in Middletown
Orman M Elam 77 of Webber Ave died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton. Private services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Herbert Thompson. Burial West Elkton Cemetery. Memorials to Michael Charles Elam Memorial Scholarship Fund. Survived by sister Mrs Cartle Back Somerville and brother Emin Mt Sterling Ky. He served in France in World War I and was active in the Republican party. He served on the Butler County Board of Elections 12 years and held GOP posts including vice chair and central committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman M. Elam
Webber Ave
McCoy Leffler
Herbert Thompson
West Elkton
Michael Charles Elam
Ware
Roger Biddle
Edgewood High School
Trenton
Elam
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
France
Middletown
Butler County Board of Elections
Butler County Republican Committee
GOP
Cartle Back
Somerville
Emin
Mt. Sterling
Infant twins to be buried at Woodside Cemetery
Graveside services for the infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. James Row of 208 Balkimore Street will be held Friday at Woodside Cemetery. The Rev Elza Alien will officiate. The infants died hours after birth at Middletown Hospital. Arrangements are with Joseph H. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Row
Balkimore St
Woodside Cemetery
Elza Alien
Middletown Hospital
Josephh K. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Services for Elliott P. Turner Held in Waynesboro
Elliott Price Turner 63, father of William Turner of Middlewan, will have services at 11 am Saturday at Etter Funeral Home in Waynesboro Virginia. Burial follows in Riverview Cemetery. Turner died after becoming ill while visiting his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Price Turner
William Turner
Middlewan
Etter
Waynesboro
Riverview Cemetery
McCoy-Settler
Middletown Hospital
Obituaries for Robert Martin and William Joerger
Robert Martin aged 68 of 879 Lawn Ave. and William Joerger aged 74 of Glen dale receive services Friday at Webb. Martin's service is at 10 a.m. and Joerger's at 2 p.m. at Webb.
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Robert Martin
Lawn Ave
Webb
William Joerger
Glendale
House OKs Splitting Hygiene Department
Columbus Ohio AP The House approved 79 to 7 an administration backed bill to divide the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction into two cabinet level agencies the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation and the Department of Corrections The move ends a long standing objective of the Gilligan administration and paves the way for Senate passage with expected approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Gilligan
House
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Department of Corrections
Sniper Holed Up In Carlsbad School Tower
In Carlsbad New Mexico a 7 year old Mi chael O Hearn a former mental patient hid in a three story school tower for two hours firing a rifle. He fatally shot himself as authorities attempted negotiation and tear gas. O Hearn a Viet Nam veteran discharged in 1966 had recently returned to Carlsbad and faced unemployment and depression.
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Carlsbad
Michael O'Hearn
Tom Gramiger
O'Hearn
O’hearn
Jeanette Methola
Asst
Joe Stell
Carlsbad Mid High School
Granger
Himsel
Navy
State Mental Hospital
Armco Official Defends Industry at Missouri Chamber Meeting
Armco Steel executive Hany Holiday urged Missouri businessmen to back a vigorous defense of industry Against critics he warned against unrealistic environmental demands He cited government data claiming 85 percent of river and lake pollution comes from municipal sewage and warned clean up costs could total nearly 60 billion dollars over a decade with losses borne by all readers
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ST. Louis
Armco Steel Corp
Missouri
America
Hany Holiday
Armco
Steel Group
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Holiday
House Committee
Shotgun Stolen From Trenton Home
A 16 gauge shotgun valued at 200 dollars was reported stolen from the home of Charles R. Taylor at 4669 Jacksonburg Road Trenton around 7 p.m. yesterday, according to county police.
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Charles R. Taylor
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Middletown chamber nominates women and men to board
A Middletown chamber director nomination lists a woman for a three year term and includes several men for other seats. Names include Mrs Robert L Harris and William D Long along with Donald C Osborne Irwin W Over Warren G Printz Robert A White and Robert H Bender. Elections require 25 members to petition by November 12 with terms commencing January 1.
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Inc
Middletown
Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ronald Drive
Robert L
Sue) Harris
Irvings l
Robert K. Johnson
Lisa Lane
William D. Long
Pisher
Insurance Associates
Donald C. Osborne
McGee Ave
Steel Corp
Irwin W. Over
Central Ave
Dyer, Inc
Warren G. Printz
Kenwood Drive
Manchester Machine
Counterfeit Bills Reported At Middletown Bank
Bank officials and police warn counterfeit money circulates in Middletown after counterfeit US twenty and two ten dollar bills were deposited at Barnitz Bank. Counterfeits described with plate numbers and serials were turned over to the Secret Service. authorities cautioned that fakes may appear during holidays and shopping periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnitz Bank
William W. Raines
Raines
Secret Service
Delbert Barker
City ‘Police
Water Kayes Long Distance Toll Calls Restored
Water seepage into a repair splice damaged a main trunk line between Middletown Lebanon and Dayton, Ohio. Ohio Bell crews repaired a water soaked trunk line at Interstate 75 and Ohio 73 by midnight, restoring toll calls north and south. Robert F. Watts, commercial manager, said the trouble began after water entered the splice during prior construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown- Lebanon
Dayton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Interstate 75
Ohio 73
Robert F. Watts
Watts
Van Drives Into Train at Penfield Crossing
A local man escaped injury when he drove into a Penn Central train at the Penfield Street crossing at 6 48 p.m. Police cited John Ritchie 32 of 22083 Oneka Ave for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Car damage estimated at 600 dollars. No train damage or crew injuries reported.
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Penn Central
Penfield Street
John Ritchie
Oneka Ave
Franklin King Kwik Is Robbed
Police investigate an armed robbery at Franklin King Kwik Minit Market 1000 E Second St around 2 a m. A masked 19 year old man in a green nylon jacket carried a pistol, demanded a brown paper bag, and fled after ordering clerk Mrs Maxine DePew to lie on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
King Kwik Minit
E. Second St
Maxine DePew
8 N.Y. Cops Indicted For Gambling. Drugs
New York federal prosecutors indict patrolmen Michael Masone Jr. and Roberson Haden for trading small amounts of heroin for a power saw and liquor. U S Attorney Whitney North Lüxemour calls this the first installment of action from police corruption hearings. The same grand jury charged six alleged gamblers paying patrolman William Phillips, a Knapp Commission witness, currently suspended. A Newark grand jury charged eight men with monthly payments to protect a gambling operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rary
Michael Masone Jr
Roberson Haden
U.S
William Phillips
Phillips
Knapp Commission
Local Man Guilty Of Forging Check
A Hamilton man aged 19 forged a $78 check and gave it to a 1 year old girl to cash at Gibbys Tavern 2505 Atco Ave Middletown. She received $15 from cashing it. Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer set disposition for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Gibby
Atco Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Thieves Take Equipment From Glover's Storage Lot
Hamilton police report thefts of equipment totaling 1411 dollars from Glover's Sewer Cleaning Service at 2069 St. Clair Ave Williamsdale. Loot included three rotorutters a jig saw five pipe wrenches 12 cutter drills and two rolls of stable. In a second theft George Simmons of 6370 Brown Road Oxford reported a router and a belt sander valued at seventy dollars stolen from an unfinished house at that address.
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Hamilton
Glover's Sewer Cleaning Service
St. Clair Ave
Wiliamsdale
George Simmons
Brown Road
Oxford
Drugs Found In Cape Hamilton Arrest Of Lykins
Jerry D. Lykins a 31 year old resident of Cincinnati was arrested yesterday on a charge of possession of aphetamines after his car was searched in the parking lot of the Red Lantern Tavern located on Cincinnati Dayton Road West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hamilton
Jerry D. Lykins
Cincinnati
Red Lantern Tavern
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
West Chester
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Mae Lillie Hairston
Garden St
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Wile Bankston
Calvin Haygood
Bailey Funeral Home
Hairston
Genevieve
Kathryn
New York City
Doris
Irene
Susie
West Virginia
Orman VM
Spencaar
Jewelry
Middle Town
Elliott Po Turner
Sam
Sandra Thielen
Colorado School of Mines
Golden, Colo
Sandra
Idaho Springs
Wome
Andra
Stell
Merl Ardenon
Anderson
Arthur Treacher
Arthur
Breiel Blvd
Martha Vickers
Hollywood
Photo Shop, Inc
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Middletown Bank
Water
Kayes
Holleggis
Van
Franklin King Kwik
N.Y
New York
Newark
Sat. & Son
Children’s Adventure
Xerox
Films
Buster Brown
Ubon Feu
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