Deaths and Funerals In Lebanon and Nearby Towns
Marvin Hollingshead 62 longtime Lebanon mayor and supermarket owner died at his home after a two month illness. He helped shape Lebanon under charter government and led the city as first mayor in 1961 and again in 1968. Survived by wife Myra, two brothers, a sister and five stepchildren. Services Thursday at Lebanon United Methodist Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of William Louis Chamberlain 79 of Hamilton and Sherman Millen 78 of today with service details and surviving relatives.
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Lebanon
Marvin Hollingshead
Marvin's
Morrow
Crestview Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Warren County
Hollingshead
Atte Charter
Waynesville
Rotary Club
Lebanon Area
Stillbirth of San Diego Infant Son Declared
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Leukhard of San Diego California was stillborn yesterday in San Diego Surviving are the parents and the paternal grandmother Mrs Frances Leukhardt of Mid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leukhard
San Diego
Calif
Frances Leukhardt
Mid
Two Middletown Men Die In Early Morning Hospital Stays
Arpad A Singhoffer 74 of 202 Elmo Place died at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient four weeks. He was born in Austria and lived in Middletown 52 years. Survived by wife Otilia and nine Mass of the Resurrection to be sung at St Johns Church. Omer W Townsend 65 of 1369 Columbia Ave died at Middletown Hospital after a stay since Nov 2. He retired from Armco Steel after 27 years and lived in Middletown since 1926. Survivors include wife Mazie three sons and four daughters. Burial and funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpad A. Singhoffer
Elmo Place
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Singhoffer
Austria
Middletown
Armco Meel Car
Otilia
John
Trenton
Joseph
Robert
Hamilton
St. John's Church
Woodside
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Omer W. Townsend
Columbia Ave
Middleown Hospital
Townsend
Armco Steel Corp
Mazie
Detmer
James
Los Angeles
Gilbert
Evelyn
Barbara
Deanie
Sarah Townsend
Clay City
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Walter D. Ellis of Lebanon Dies After Heart Attack
Walter D. Ellis of 35 Wo Park St died Sunday at home after a heart attack. Survived by wife Eve a son Donald of Lebanon two daughters Mrs. Stanley Kolb of Franklin and Mrs. Ernie Davis of Lebanon a brother Eddie of Wilmington six Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Funeral home Tuesday from 7 to p.m.
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Walter D. Ellis
Lebanon
Wo Park St
Eve
Donald
Stanley Kolb
Franklin
Ernie Davis
Eddie
Wilmington
Oswald
Edward F Studer of Lebanon dies at 3
Edward F Studer 3 of 13 W Warren S Lebanon died Sunday at Dayton VA Hospital. WWII veteran and auto mechanic. Survived by Grace his wife, Ralph son of Columbus, five daughters including Roseana Blackburn Dayton Denna Money Cincinnati Kay Rowland Virginia Janet Cox Lebanon Jeannie Roberts Columbus, four brothers and four sisters. Services at Peet Church of God Wednesday. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Dswald Funeral Home Tuesday 4 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Studer
Lebanon
Edward F Studer
W. Warren S
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Studer
Grace
Ralph
Columbus
Roseana Blackburn
Denna Money
Cincinnati
Kay Rowland
Virginia
Janet Cox
Jeannie Roberts
Pam
Peet Church of God
Lebanon Cemetery
Dswald Funeral Home
Obituary for Lucinda C. Taylor Camden Ohio 84
Lucinda C. Taylor 84 of 107 E Central Ave Camden died 8 30 am Monday at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton after an illness of two years. She belonged to Camden Eastern Star Somers Rebekah Lodge Philomathean Club. Husband Oscar died 1965. Survived by son Charles Camden. daughters Anna Baker Eston and Carolyn Fisher Lima. brother Ollie Riegle New Madison. sisters Susie Schlechty Abbie Albright Greenville. two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Eastern Star service and funeral at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. An obituary fragment mentions Robert Tate, 36888 Tylereville Rd. Sharonville Norman Seherger 1136 Highland Ave Mass of Resurrection 10 am Wednesday at St Peter's Church. Oscar Shepherd 4 Chicago formerly Hamilton services 11 am Thursday.
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Camden
Lucinda C
Lucy) Taylor
E.cenral Ave
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Taylor
Order of Eastern Star
Somers Rebekah Lodge
Philomathean Club
Oscar
Charles
Anna Baker
Eston
Carolyn Fisher
Lima
Ollie Riegle
New Madison
Susie Schlechty
Abbie Albright
Greenville
R.C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Robert Tate
Tylereville
Sharonville
Norman Seherger
Highland Ave
St. Peter's Church
Oscar Shepherd
Chicago
Brown Dawson
Garfield PTO Plans Bean Dinner
Garfield Elementary School PTO sponsors a bean dinner Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria to raise funds for play equipment. Committee chair James Gates said the menu includes ham and beans, cole slaw, corn bread, pie and coffee, with hot dogs for those who prefer. Adults pay $1, children pay a reduced Suconts.
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Garfield Elementary
James Gates
Armistice Day Observance Planned by Legion Post 218
The American Legion Post 218 will mark Armistice Day with a two minute silence at 10 38 am an aerial salute signals the start of ceremonies at Woodside Cemetery a luncheon follows at 12 15 pm at 116 S Main St awarding the Stuy Anneal Sickle medal and the Coffey plaque to post members for service and contributions Middletown scene includes Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6405 observance at 6 pm with a dinner for members and families chaired by Charles Carter and Earlene Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 218
Woodside Cemetery
American Legion Hall
S. Main St
E.B. Sickle
Martin V. Coffey
Walter Pawelkoski
Stuy Anneal Sickle
William Rathman
Coffey
Pss Prae Ae
American Legion Post
Middletown
Gosste
HUNTER = Clark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce, Civic Association
Project Concern
Boy Scouts
Charles ‘Carter
Earlene Wilson
Clean Water By 1985 Ain't Gonna Happen
Washington AP The Nixon administration seeks extensive changes to the water pollution control bill passed by the Senate 86 to 0. Ruckelshaus cites a list of White House edits, including dropping the 1985 universal discharge ban, limiting federal role, and allowing citizen suits. Muskie criticizes the shift as environmental metamorphosis from butterfly to moth.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
William D. Ruckelshaus
House
White House
Ruckelshaus
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
County Seeks Flashers on Bypass 4 Crossings
Hamilton county officials remain unsure about installing flasher signals along Bypass 4, awaiting a Columbus decision after Butler County commissioners' request to add flashers at all bypass intersections. The county studied stop signs and plans had included flashers at Tylersville Road. Other business covered rezoning bids for Middletown-Oxford and Oxford State Road parcels, including a machine shop project and a residential to industrial change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Columbus
Lebanon
Robert F. Bevis
Highway Department
Bevis
Butler County
Princeton Road
New Bypass
Tylersville Road
Middletown
Oxford Road
Wayne Township
James E. Jones
Chester Rhea
Oxford State Road
Penn Central Railroad
Lemon Township
Rhea
Three Hires Approved by Carlisle Board
Carlisle—The Carlisle school board approved three hires under the Federal Emergency Employment Act. Annie Laurie Gardner will teach high school English, Reese C Oliver will be an elementary school custodian, and Mrs Nortoa Jean Cope will serve as secretary and librarian. The board also agreed to buy an offset duplicator and trade in the old machine. Assistant superintendent Bil Hill will speak at the November 23 PTO meeting, and bids will be opened Monday for a 1962 school bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Annie Laurie Gardner
Reese C. Oliver
Nortoa Jean Cope
Butler County Recounts Set For Monday
Hamilton area reports recounts tentatively scheduled for Monday by the Butler County Board of Elections. Hand counts will replace the original tally. Three recounts were filed by 4 p.m. yesterday including the Madison School District Board race where Joseph W. Haines of Middletown lost by one vote.
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Hamilton
Marge Cox
Butler County Board of Elections
Madison School District Board of Education
Joseph W. Haines
Thomas Road
Middletown
Middletown Campus Players seek stage crew for Forum
The Middletown Campus Community Players seek adults and college students for behind the scenes stage crew for A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Contact Ron Fetzer at 422-2741 extension 208. Performances are December 9 10 and 11 at the Dave Finkelman Auditorium on the Middletown Campus of Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ron Fetzer
Dave Finkelman
Miami University
Kodak cam for U S Olympic team at $39.95 hits local shops
The article touts a low-cost Kodak electronic shutter camera with automatic timed exposures for indoor and outdoor use. It promotes Davidson's Photo Shops in Middletown and notes other seasonal offerings from local retailers including carpet, fur, furniture, and sweater styles. Multiple ads mention promotions and new sponsors for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Davidson
Davidson's
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M. Hollingshead
Oxnald Funeral Home
Itliam Chamberlain
Wiliam Louis Chamberlain
Sunnybreeze
Mr. Chamberlain
General Machine
Vivian
Paul
Carl
Thomas
Treston
Mra Pearl Clifford
McCoy Leffler
Roger Ashley
Middletrows Cemetery
Friends
Mrs . Langan
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Sherman
Sherman Millen
Cindy
Hank
Florida
Luster
West Virginia
Earl Patterson
Shelby
Kentucky
Elbert
Pennsylvania
Tarpon Springs
Leukhardt
Dodds Monuments
Lucinda Taylor
Garfield
Rmistice
Ohio
Don Hopewell
Ohio State Employment Service
Legion
O. Krug Klafte
Eee
Zion Lutheran Church
Jack Murray
Hamlin
Rael
Charlotte
L&s
Magee
Callaway
Evans
Black
Firth
Collins
Aikman
Scotland
London Limited
COIF
Phyllis
Verity Parkway
Reed Klopp Furniture
C. FP
Greathouse and Son
Orion
Greathouse
Maud Muller
Cape Craft and
Lenox
Hallmark
Peck
Mr. Peck
Fuiwsul
Melcy Lifler
WOO
Leffler
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