Middletown Crusade For Christ Sees Strong Youth Attendance
General Chairman Charles E. Beck Jr reads Billy Graham’s telegram praising the Middletown crusade as attendance rises beyond 2000. Youthful participants hear The Brethren from Seattle and Rick Carreno White share his Christ story, with 60 at the platform responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Crusade For Christ
Charles E. Beck Jr
Billy Graham
Graham
John Wesley White
Middletown
Lves
Christ
Brethren
Seattle
Hell's Angel
Rick Carreno White
White
Steve Musto
Brooklyn
N.Y
Valley Forge
Ministry of Sacred Music
Associates Crusade
Billboard Magazine
Carreno
Hell’s Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Crusade
Obituary Notices for Agnes Green and William Kerby
Agnes Green, 77 Whitwell Tennessee formerly Hamilton will be held for services at 9 30 a m Saturday at Rose Hill Memorial Chapel William Kerby 57 of 2130 Millville Avenue will have services at 10 a m Monday at Webb Funeral Home
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Agnes Green
Whitwell, Tenn
Hamilton
Rose Hill Memorial Chapel
William Kerby
Millville Ave
Webb
Deaths and Funerals Benjamin Hunter
Benjamin E. Hunter 56 of New Miami died 5 20 am Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton after six months illness He owned Hunter's Cafe in New Miami veteran World War II and American Legion Hamilton post member charter member of New Miami Lions Club Surviving wife Marjorie three daughters and additional brothers and relatives Services at 1 pm Tuesday Second Baptist Church Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Monday 6 9 pm in church Also Walter H Whitaker 86 of Hall Jordan Funeral Home Waynesville will be 2 pm Saturday at Waynesville United Methodist Church Burial Miami Cemetery Corwin Surviving wife Wilma daughter Anna Miller and others Funeral arrangements by Stubbs Conner Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hunter
Benjamin E. Hunter
New Miami
Corrie Hood
Annie Burgers
Herman Hunter
Paul Hunter
Carlize Hunter
Alli
Middletown
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Enter
Statham
Hunter’s Cafe
Woodside Cemetery
Friends
Waynsville
Walter H. Whitaker
Hall-Jordan Funeral Home
S. Third St
Waynesville United Methodist Church
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Stubbs-Conner
Whitaker
Kettering Memorial Hospital
General Motors Corp
Wfe
Winnifred
Charles
Pittsburgh
Anna Miller
Waynesville
C. E. Whitaker
Florida
Funeral services for George Hudson in Trenton
George Hudson 54 of 514 Cranewood Drive Trenton brother of Eugene Hudson Middletown will have 10 a.m. Saturday services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Burial at Woodside Cemetery The funeral home will host visiting hours Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. He died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital.
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George Hudson
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Eugene Hudson
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Hudson
Middletown Hospital
Funeral service changes for Mary Tillis
The funeral for 15 year old Mary Tillis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Tillis from 813 18th Ave has been moved from Bailey Funeral Home to Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church. It will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in Middletown Cemetery. Viewing is Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Mary Tillis
Ben Tillis
18Th Ave
Bailey Funeral Home
Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church
Middletown Cemetery
Trenton Council Seeks Tax Levy Alternatives
Trenton City Council in a special session discussed replacing the failed 2.99 mill operating levy which had funded sanitation services, noting Ohio law requires a 55 percent majority in a special election. Officials will consult the county auditor and report back next week. A paid trash pickup option was proposed at about 3 dollars per household monthly, with clear billing to show sanitation costs.
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Trenton
Carl Ennis
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Ohio
Stubbs
Rolfe Wagner
Richard O'Connor
Wagner
Southwestern Zone Conference Hosted by Middletown FOE Lodge
Representatives from seven Fraternal Order of Eagles lodges in Southwestern Ohio gather in Middletown for the Southwestern Zone Conference. Newly chartered Middletown Avenue No 3458 hosts at 2909 S Main St with Leo Connell of Connorsville Ind as special guest and zone director. Events include a 2 to 5 p.m. business meeting, a dance, Sunday 9 a.m. session and a 2 p.m. initiation of new members. The Middletown lodge organized in May and chartered last month, serving about 500 members.
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Order of Eagle
FOE
Ohio
Middletown Aenue No
S. Main St
Ithe Forum
Leo Connell
Ithe Foe
Connell
Connorsville
Ind
Aperves
DAV Center Opens With Open House Sunday
The Harold J Hursh Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans unveils a new 275000 dollar center at 4610 Trenton-Franklin Road. An open house starts at 1 30 p m Sunday after tonight’s dedication with national commander Jack O Hicks speaking Saturday at 6 30 p m. The facility sits on 38 acres includes an auditorium for 1600 plus guests and a large picnic area, the first building by the local DAV chapter founded in 1963.
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Harold J Hursh
The
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
New Center
Trenton-Franklin Road
Jack O. Hicks
LaRue
American Legion
Main Street
Manchester Avenue
N. Main Street
Postmaster Plans Hand Delivery of 1972 Christmas Stamp Album
Postmaster General E T Klassen says he will hand deliver a souvenir album of 1972 Christmas stamps to President Nixon to ensure he receives it by Christmas. Klassen spoke during dedication ceremonies for the new stamps.
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Washington
E.T. Klassen
Nixon
Klassen
Hazard man Cleo Byrge dies after heart attack at work
Cleo Byrge 51 of Hazard died in a Hazard hospital Wednesday after a heart attack at work. Services were held today. Survivors include his wife Vena, his parents Mr and Mrs William Byrge of Middletown, three brothers Harold I of Middletown Clarence of Hazard and George of Knoxville Tenn, and five sisters Mrs Alice Banks Mrs Esther Williams Mrs Zelma Campbell all of Middletown Mrs Margaret Hoskins of California Ky and Mrs Ada m Dunn of Hazard.
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Hazard
Cleo Byrge
Vena
William Byrge
Middletown
Harold I
Clarence
George
Knoxville
Tenn
Alice Banks
Esther Williams
Zelma Campbell
Margaret Hoskins
California
Adam Dunn
Elmer J. Halsey Dies at 58 in Middletown Hospital
Elmer J. Halsey 58 of 2848 Wilbraham Road died at 8 30 a m at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since Oct 20 He was a retired route foreman for Borden Milk Co and a member of the George M Verity Lodge F and AM He served in the Navy during World War II Surviving are his wife Alta two sons William and James J of Middletown a daughter Becky at home and three arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Elmer J. Halsey
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Halsey
Borden Milk Co
George M. Verity Lodge
F&am
Alta
William
James J
Middletown
Becky
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Death of Camden man Frank McClain at Middletown Hospital
Frank McClain 67 of Camden Rt. 2 died at 7 20 a m at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since November 3. He is survived by his wife Mattie. Services are at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home.
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Frank McClain
Camden Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Mattie
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Card Collector Credited With Largest Collection
Walter Cavanagh of Mountain View California says he has 204 credit cards and receives new ones daily. Listed in the 1972 Guinness Book of Records his hobby started as a bet and includes cards on display at Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum in San Francisco.
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Walter Cavanagh
Mountain View
Calif
Cavanagh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Aid
WITI
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Second Baptist Church
N. L. Cooper
James Holloman
Walter Whitaker
Trenton Council
Tom McRoberts
Journal
Southwestern Eagles
DAV Center
West Bend
Citi
Kenioy
Sa. F
Streifthaus
First Ave
Supreme Solid State
S’bec
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Bud) Steller Mer
Holland
Armbruster Rons We
Central Ave
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