Deaths and Funerals for Amanda Cox and Shetter
Services for Amanda Cox, 58, of 708 17th Ave, set for 1 p.m. Thursday at United Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. She died last Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Also noted is the death of Mr. Shetter in Los Angeles after a long illness, a World War I veteran and member of American Legion Post 218 and VFW. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Gertrude Shetter and Mrs. Marie Pell of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Cox
17Th Ave
United Missionary Baptist Church
James Holloman
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Cox
Middletown Hospital
McKinley Wilshire Charel
Los Angeles
Shetter
American Legion Post 218
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gertrude Shetter
Marie Pell
Services for William Oliver Jr. Held in Dayton
Funeral services for William Oliver Jr. 52 of Dayton will be at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church at a.m. Burial follows at Woodland Cemetery. Bowman Funeral Chapel Dayton announces calling hours tonight. Oliver, a Georgia native who lived in Dayton 28 years, died Sunday. He leaves wife Ethel a son Charles E. Smith of Middletown, four daughters all of Dayton, four sisters all of Middletown and Hamilton, two brothers in Middletown, and six grandchildren.
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William Oliver Jr
Dayton
H A
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Woodland Cemetery
Bowman Funeral
Oliver
Georgia
Ethel
Charles E. Smith
Middletown
Karen
Sharon
Monica
Lorraine
Daisy Cox
Pearl Hawkins
Jessie Asey
Ira Jenkins
Hamilton
Aaron
Sam
Services for Paul M Shetter Held Tomorrow at Noon
Services for Paul M. Shetter, 72, formerly of Middletown, will be held tomorrow at noon at the local funeral home. Burial details were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Shetter
Middletown
Deaths in Lebanon Otterbein Home and Butler County
Mrs Fairy Brewer 92 Otterbein Home Lebanon Rt 2 died at Middletown Hospital. Services Friday Markwell Sons Funeral Home Casey Illinois local arrangements Oswald Funeral Home Butler County deaths Curtis Josep 78 Heaton Street services 10 am tomorrow Dorothy Hauser 51 Mulhauser Road services today Harry Wagner 85 Hooven Avenue Requiem High Mass 9:30 am Thursday St Anns John De Pew 89 Parkamo Avenue services 10 am tomorrow Jane Simpkins Fairfield services 2 pm tomorrow
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Fairy Brewer
Lebanon
Otterbein Home
Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Curtis Josep
Heaton St
Cahill
Dorothy Hauser
Mulhauser Road
Proeschel
Harry Wagner
Hooven Ave
St. Ann’s
John de Pew
Parkamo Ave
Webb
Jane Simpkins Fairfield
Klaus-Weigel
Community Club Meetings and Local Groups Schedule
A dense list of meetings for Sertoma, Knights of St John, Planned Parenthood clinic, City Commission, FOE Auxiliary, several PTOs, VFW Post 3869, Parents Without Partners, band boosters, Doty House, Letter Carriers, Trenton PTA, Holy Trinity PTO, Sportsmen's Club, IOOF lodges, Elktones, Eagles, Alcoholics Anonymous, Middletown business groups, Realtors, High 12 Club, Senior Citizens, Optimist, Youth Ranch, Middletown Historical Society, FOP Lodge, Parent-Teacher Council, camera club, and more, with times ranging from 3 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. across multiple venues in Middletown and area locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Knights of St. John
Butler County
Planned Parenthood Clinic
Civic Associaion
City Commission
FOE Lodge
Amanda
Rosedale Pto
VFW
Miami Valley Post
Post
Parents Without Partners
First National University
Lemon-Monroe Band Boosters
Lemon - Monroe
Doty House Board
Doty House
National Association of Letter Carriers
Eastern
Trenton Pta
Bloomfield
Holy Trinity
Sportsmen’s Club
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Eagles
Alcoholics Anonymous
Middletown Business and Professional Association
Booth Drugs
Board of Realtors Traders Club
Tee’s
Mary Etta
Spring Hill
Middletown Historical Society
FOP Lodge
Fenwick High School
Middletown Camera Club
Civic Association
Youth Held In Theft Of 75 Handguns In Cleveland
A 16 year old Cleveland youth is held by police in connection with the theft of 75 handguns from the police property room in the Central Police Station basement. Chief Detective Jerome C. Poelking said the youth, who worked as a station sweeper in summer, admitted stealing weapons seized from persons accused of crimes.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Central Police Station
Jerome C. Poelking
Two Killed in Separate Cleveland Shootings
In Cleveland two people died in separate incidents Monday. David Jeff, 38, fell to a bullet believed aimed at his mother Cora Jeff, 59, who ran the apartment building on Svterior Avenue. A 32-year-old woman tenant was arrested nearby. In a second case Gladys Johnson, 38, died after an apparent murder suicide at a home on East 174th Street. her estranged husband Edward, 39, was in critical condition with a head wound at Suburban Community Hospital.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David Jeff
Cora Jeff
Jeff
Svterior Avenue
East 78Th Street
Cory Avenue
Gladys Johnson
Edward
Johnson
East 174Th Street
Government scientists develop nonrefrigerated whipped milk topping
Washington scientists create a dried skim milk product that can be whipped into a light dessert topping without refrigeration or precooling of utensils, offering a convenient option for hot or resource-limited kitchens.
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Washington
Warren Park District Draws Heavy Support
Testimony at Judge William Bowers Probate Court favored creating the Warren County Park District. The plan, pushed by Jackson Hedges and supporters, would be financed by a county half mill levy and qualify for state park funds. Franklin officials dissented citing financing and benefit share concerns.
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Warren Park District
Lebanon
Warren County
William Bowers
Bowers
Jackson Hedges
Warren
Hamilton
Montgomery
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Association
OEI
Bowers’ Court
Hedges
Corwin
Skeets
Franklin
County Budget Commission
Richard Lawwill
Montgomery County
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio River
Warren County urged to form park district for recreation
Melvin Rebholz of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources advocates park district control for Warren County scenic and recreation assets. George Henkle of Lebanon notes Area Progress Council support from 30 industrial leaders including Franklin. He calls it an urgent need as Warren County attracts attention from regional leaders.
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Warren County
Melvin Rebholz
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
George Henkle
Lebanon
Area Progress Council
Franklin
Henkle
William K. Robinson
Middletown
Butler County Park Board
Reservists Honored for Police Aid at Middletown Banquet
Eighteen Middletown Police Reserve volunteers were saluted at Faith United Methodist Church for contributing 25,695 hours of service. Capt. Chester Stamper, Lt. James Curry, Lt. William Rathman, and 15 others were honored for aiding public safety without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith United Methodist Church
Middletown
Robert Walton Sr
Chester Stamper
James Curry
William Rathman
Jack Oaks
Robert Swim
Robert Taylor
Lee Banks
Estill Dietz
Harold Faries
Buddy Goforth
Paul C. Jeffery
Joseph McLaughlin
Charles McConnell
Gerald F. Schneider
Wendell Caudill
Robert E. Kalbe
Wayne Commodore
William Tunnell
Police Briefs: TV Stolen From Home on Johns Road
Grace Layburn reports a color television valued at 700 dollars stolen from her residence at 1708 Johns Road. Break in enabled by forced rear door and a bedroom window. Police note entry gained by breaking in.
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1708
Johns Road
Grace Layburn
Theft report at Middletown Cycle Center and tire thefts
Larry Shields reported a $54 loss from a cash register at the Middletown Cycle Center on First Avenue. A number of white oval retread tires were stolen from J and J Tire Co. on Charles Street, police were told.
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Larry Shields
Middletown
First Ave
J and J Tire Co
Charles St
Builders Aided Water Projects By Localities In 15 Years
Washington report notes that in the last fifteen years more than five thousand watershed lakes and reservoirs have been built by local communities with the aid of the Soil Conservation Service head of the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
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William Oliver
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
U.S
Union Sanitary
Mars
UNIVE
Donald E. Lukens
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Nixon
Vietnam
Lukens
Washington Monument Grounds
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
Cincinnati
James R.howerton
America
Howerton
Dan W. Kothe
Gerald Schneider
Reserve
Joe Lewis
Day
Uoogs
Greathouse’s
Clayton Hill
Emia
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
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