Dale Converse 56 Former Monument Co. Chief Dies
Dale Everett Converse 56 of 3611 Manchester Road died at Middletown Hospital. He founded Converse Monument Co. in 1948 and led it until illness. Active in community groups including Sertoma and Aviation clubs, he served First United Methodist Church in many roles. Survived by wife Helen, son Greg, daughter Cindy, and three brothers. Services Wednesday 2:30 at First United Methodist Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society unit. Riggs Funeral Home in charge.
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Converse Monument Co
Dale Everett Converse
Manchester Road
Middletown Hospital
Converse
The
Monument Company
Middletown Sertoma Club
Middletown Aviation Club
Knights of Pythias
First United Methodist Church
Methodist Men's Club
Wildwood Elementary Pto
Elkhart
Ind
Helen ( Lanker) Converse
Greg
Columbus
Cindy
Middletown
Marion
Hemet
Calif
Lawrence
Donald
Whittier
Robert G Scully
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Riggs Funeral Home
Samuel Atchley
Erie Ave
Mr. Atchley
Monroe
Todhunter Road
LeSourdsville Lake
Gwendoline Smith
Hazel Freeman
Trenton
Alice Anderson
Walcott
Iowa
Alvin Shafer
Macon
Homer
Paul Hensley
Butler County Memorial Park
T. William Bailey
Oxford-Middletown Road
Wayne Township
Armco
Bailey
Messiah Lutheran Church
Gertrude
Jack
Richard
Fairborn
Charles A. Mee
West Place
Somerville
Golden Years
Hamilton
Mee
National Cash Register Co
Somerville United Presbyterian Church
Camden Lodge
F&am
Scottish Rite
National Springer Spaniel Association
Zelma
Susan Burns
Aloise Walsh
Margaret Craig
Memphis
Darrtown
John C Lemmons
East St
Lemmons
Elma
Myron
Oxford
Robert
Kenneth
Lois Messinger
Aletha Loman
Dorothy Butler
Midland
Texas
Melba Gross
Mary Pate
Collinsville
Franklin James Richard Hicks
Alyce Drive
Ralph Young
Warren County
Hicks
Concrete Technology Inc
Springboro
Pauline Hicks
Ova R
Elizabethtown
Church of God
Chamberlain Road
McCoy-Leffler
David Gingerich
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
Myrtle Pullman
Bessie Riggs
Germantown
Ildren
Swart
West Carrollton
Gerald Vaught
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral
Lebanon
Ferdinand W. Grayson
South Lebanon
Kettering Medical Center
Section
Broadway
Oswald
Mr. Grayson
Masons to install officers tomorrow
John W. Neuenswander of Middletown will be installed master of George M. Verity Lodge 760 F and AM at the Miown Masonic Temple on Marshall Road tomorrow. Neuenswander has 25 years as a Mason and succeeds Kenneth C. Maggard as lodge master.
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John W. Neuenswander
Middletown
George M. Verity
F&am
Miown Masonic Temple
Marshall Road
Neuenswander
Kenneth C. Maggard
Lodge
McGraw Construction Co
First United Presbyterian Church
Lauralea
Milton Road
Ronald E. Reeder
Verity Lodge
Bill Back
John Harkrader
Floyd Starr
William B. Lakeman
Dale Dowrey
Charles Martin
Robert Bare
Ronald Hunter
Ralph Gaynor
E W. Jack Reeder
Leon Osborne
Win D. Bryant
James M. Mondabaugh
Webster C. Record
R. G
Anschutz
T. E. “Gene’’ Pruett
George Koeppel
Bob Cover
Wayne Cochran
George C. Earls
Howard
Jack’’ Murray
Tyler
Bill Deaton
Middletown Post Office Seeks Clerks and Carriers
The Middletown post office at 320 N. Verity Parkway is accepting applications to establish a register of eligibles for clerks and carriers. Closing date is December 9. No experience required. aptitude testing for learning and duties will determine eligibility. Applicants will be notified of exam details.
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Middletown Post Office
N. Verity Parkway
Deaths and funerals list Middletown area residents
Obituaries note Mrs. Mandzak born in Austria-Hungary died after three weeks illness with surviving sons Michael John Walter and daughters Margaret Anna Mary Helen. Mass at St John’s Church with burial at Woodside. other notices include Samuel Atchley 87, T William Bailey 67, Ruthie Hazley 81, and Ferdinand Grayson 59 among local funeral services and calling hours.
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Margaret Mason
Anna Weikert
Mary Scheibert
Helen Schramm
Middletown
St. John’s Church
Stephen Calme
Albert Schoenig
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
St. John's Church
Behavior workshop offered by Pastoral Counseling Service
A two day workshop on eliminating self defeating behaviors led by Rev. Ken Story will be held November 18 and 19 at 1523 First Ave. The event limits participants to 15 and costs $30. Sessions run Friday 7 to 10 pm and Saturday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Bring own lunch. no meals provided. Call 424 2184 to register.
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Pastoral Counseling Service
First Ave
Ken Story
Miami University Teases Orton Comedy in CPA Theatre
Seven student actors perform a scathing Orton comedy tomorrow through Sunday at Gates Abegglen Theatre in the Center for Performing Arts. Shows start 8 p.m. Tickets at CPA lobby box office are 1.75 general and 1.50 student. Call 529-2247 for reservations.
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Oxford - Oe
Miami University Theatre
Gates-Abegglen
Center For Performing Arts
CPA
Congressman Kindness Opposes International Communications Merger
U S Representative Thomas N Kindness of the 8th District opposes plans to merge the United States Information Agency and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs into a single Agency for International Communication. The reorganizational plan, before Congress, would take effect December 11 absent objections, and would oversee Voice of America and international cultural exchanges. Kindness cites lack of detail on economic or efficiency impact.
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U.S
Thomas N. Kindness
United States Information
Department
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Agency For International Communication
Congress
Committee
Voice of America
Public meeting on new fire trucks in Poast town
Fire officials announce a public meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Madison Township Fire Department north station to discuss buying two new fire trucks. Fire Chief Dee Harlan notes voters approved a seven tenths mill bond last Tuesday to finance the purchase and a representative from a truck maker will attend to discuss options.
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Poasttown
Madison Township
Dee Harlan
Harlan
Elder elected president of aging council in Butler County
James M Elder, associate vice president of the Middletown Hospital Association, is chosen president of the Butler County Council on Aging. He succeeds Claire Goble of Oxford after two terms. Other officers include Hager Pugate, A. R. Schmidt, Mary Hopkins, and Jeff Froehle with committees led by Oliver Smith and others.
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Elder
Aging Council
James M Elder
Middletown Hospital Association
Butler County Council On
Claire Goble
Oxford
Hager Pugate
Hamilton
A. R. Schmidt
Mary Hopkins
Middletown
Jeff Froehle
Oliver Smith
B C. Huselton
Helen Davis
Christine van Gorden
Key Club International President Visits Franklin High School
Key Club International president Michael R Mills 17 of Opelika Alabama spoke at Franklin High School detailing how Key Clubs serve schools and communities. He leads 80000 members in 3600 clubs across the US Canada Jamaica the Bahamas and the Netherlands Antilles and will preside at the Miami Beach convention in July.
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Franklin
Key Club International
Kiwanis International
Franklin High School
Michael R. Mills
Opelika
Ala
United States
Canada
Jamaica
Bahamas
Netherlands Antilles
Key Club International Board of Trustees
Miami Beach
Fla
Middletown East Kiwanis Club
Franklin High
Mills
Badin High School
Hamilton
Badin High Key Club
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Dale Converse
Masons
Joan Nevenswander
Post Office
We Cay Lefter Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
Anna Mandsak
Samuel McBeth
Ruthie Hasley
Ruthie Hazley
Murchison Chapel
Main Street
William Carter
Harley
Minnesota St
Lumbar City
E.D. Jenkins
Julia Ruffin
Joel F. Bailey
Albert Hogg
Albert R. Hogg
Mi Own
Marco Island
Fortamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hogg
Fairfield Nursing Home
Breathitt County
Beatrice Thomas
Betty Nolds
Seven Mile
Patricia McCarthy
Fairfield
Adina Stamper
Inman Funeral Home
Lynn J Huffman
Collinsville Cemetery
Charles Mee
John Lemmons
James Hicks
Vern Moyer
Grandview Hospital
Marie
Charley
Geneva
Martin
Geneva Martin
Dayton
Hilltop House Inc
Dennis Gullette
Derinda Duncan
Edith Chandler
Harry Duncan
Westbrook
Wayne Ave
Ferdinand Grayson
Woodside Cemetery Association
Woodside Cemetery Assn. S. Verity Pkwy
DODDS
Verity
4Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Michael Mills
Madison Music Boosters
Shaker Sportswear
Baron Abramson
Big Mama
Betty
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