George L. Denny Dies in Florida Hospital
George E. Denny longtime Middletown leader and former president of the Denny Lumber Co died in a Fort Lauderdale hospital at 76 after weeks of illness. A Middletown native, he served in World War I and led many groups including the City Commission Civic Association YMCA Red Cross Hospital Rotary American Legion where he held top posts. He lived at 220 S Main St before moving to Florida and is survived by a sister Mrs John Tytus. Funeral arrangements in Middletown. Memorials are requested to Community Guild of Middletown Hospital.
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George E. Denny
Middletown
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Denny Lumber Co
Florida
The
Civic Association
Denny
S. Main St
John Tytus
Wilson Memorial
Community Guild of
Middletown Hospital
Scout Leaders Plan Manpower Conference for Boypower 76
About 50 district and council level chairmen of the Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council will meet at the Congress Inn in Monroe from 1 30 to 5 30 today to plan the Boypower 76 program. Dr Robert P Johnson will preside as the program aims to double the number of boys served by scouting and involve a representative one third of American boys by 1979.
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Mound Builders Area
Boy Scout Council
Congress Inn
Monroe
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
America
United States
Robert P. Johnson
Lommissioner
Negotiators Set Second Meeting in Middletown Schools Pay Talks
Middletown Teachers Association and the Board of Education schedule a second negotiation session for 2:30 p.m. Friday to discuss salaries. Mrs. Wilma Wood says the current agreement improves communication between the board and teachers.
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Middletown Teachers Association
Board of Education
Wilma Wood
MTA
Boys Flee With Stolen Donuts
Two boys about 14 or 15 years old fled toward 16th Avenue after being seen stealing donuts from the front steps of Jackson's Market at 701 17th Ave by owner Don Jackson around 9 a.m. yesterday. Jackson said the donuts were left by a delivery man and that baked goods had been stolen from the steps for two weeks.
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16Th Avenue
Jackson's Market
17Th Ave
Don Jackson
Jackson
Civilian Life Rough On Jerry
Jerry Chapman 21 and his father Ollie Chapman 45 were treated at Middletown Hospital after a crash that damaged a brand new car. Police said the vehicle hit a utility pole on David Boulevard and Fourth Street on wet pavement, injuring both men and totaling about 2500 dollars.
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Franklin
Middletown
Jerry Chapman
E. Bryant St
Ollie Chapman
Chapman
David Boulevard
Fourth Street
Young Chapman
Vietnam
Carl Bogan Succumbs In Florida
R C Carl Bogan 70 of Boca Raton Fla died yesterday in Florida He lived at 3006 Sheldon Road and retired after 40 years with Armco Steel Corp He was active in Middletown high school sports golf and tennis and a Bethlehem Lutheran Church member for 50 years A World War I veteran and Capital University graduate he is survived by his wife Catherine and sister May Dearness of Cincinnati Funeral services will be held Monday in Boca Raton Memorials may be sent to Capital University.
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Boca Raton
Fla
R. C
Carl) Bogan
Middletown
Bogan
Sheldon Road
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Capital University At
Columbus
Catherine
May Dearness
Cincinnati
Capital University
Lorraine Shumard Rites Set After Death at 67
Lorraine Shumard 67 widow of Charles Shumard was found dead at 117 E Fifth St from natural causes. Survived by brother A L Schick of Chicago. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Dr H S Gessner officiating. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. No visitations.
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Lorraine Shumard Franklin
Lorraine Shumard
Fifth St
Charles Shumard
Pollyanna
First Baptist Church
A. L. Schick
Chicago
Anglesby
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Death notice for Harry A. Thompson of Germantown
Harry A. Thompson, 84, died Saturday at his home 130 S Plum St after three weeks of illness. A former Bailey Tobacco Warehouse employee, retired 1950 after 40 years. Survived by Gladys. three sons Arthur Frank Boyd, all of Germantown. daughter Anna Louise Fletcher of Fairview MA. brother Frank Thompson of Washington Court House. sister Helen Wade of New Madison. 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at home with Rev Allen Dempsey. Burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Wilson Memorial Home of Middletown arranging.
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Germantown
Harry A. Thompson
S. Plum St
Old Bailey Tobacco Warehouse
Gladys
Arthur
Frank
Boyd
Anna Louise Fletcher
Fairview
Mass
Frank Thompson
Washington Court House
Helen Wade
New Madison
Allen Dempsey
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Wilson Memorial
Middletown
Middletown HRC to Hear Ernest J. Waits Sr Speaker
Ernest J. Waits Sr customer relations manager of Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co will speak at the Middletown Citizens Council on Human Relations meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Waits known radio announcer for WLW WCPO WSAI WZIP WNOPF from 1946 58 and former stock broker representative has chaired youth motivation task force and co hosts Opportunity Line on WLWT He recently drafted a plan for Free Enterprise Opportunities and is a Cincinnati community affairs leader.
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Ernest J. Waits Sr
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co
Department of Public Affairs
Middletown
Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
Waits
WLW
WCPO
WSAI
WZIP
WNOPF
The
Telephone Company
Cincinnati
WLWT
Woodward High School
University of Cincinnati
Exchange students to meet public in Middletown event
Four foreign exchange students will be introduced to Middletown residents at a meeting of the International Fellowship in the Board of Education room Monday evening. Two students attend Lemon Monroe High School and two attend Middletown High School. The public meeting starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Middletown
International Fellowship
Board of Education
Middletown Service Clubs
A. E. Roper
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Pink Station Wagon Raccoon Theft Stuns Hamilton
Police take report from Glen Lyle 25 Hamilton claiming a pink station wagon driver stole his pet raccoon valued at 150 dollars. Later police stop a pink station wagon. the driver says it was a mistaken custody. raccoon found and return arranged to Lyle.
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Glen Lyle
Hamilton
Lyle
Two-Car Crash Damages S700. Isaacs Cited
Police report a two car collision at Manchester Avenue and N. Clinton Street at 12 15 p m causing 700 in damages. Wanda L Isaacs of Waynesville was cited for running a red light. The other driver was William F Stivers aged 42 of 1508 Germantown Road.
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Manchester Avenue
N. Clinton Street
Wanda L. Isaacs
Waynesville
William F. Stivers
Germantown Road
Miami University approves trimester fee increases
Ohio Board of Regents approves winter trimester increases for Miami University campuses. Oxford sees total rise of 40 per trimester from 260 to 265 for instructional and general plus 10 to 15 for student services. Hamilton and Middletown rise 22.50 for student services while instructional and general stay at 240. Fees reflected in mid December bills ahead of the January 8 term start. room and board unaffected.
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Ohio Board of Regents
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
Shriver
Oxford
Hamilton
Middletown
Dr. Shriver
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Florida Hospital
Veterans Service Center
George Denny
Boypower
Carl Bogan
Harry Thompson
HRC
Serry
Ernest
Oxford — Miami Universi
Asy
Selig
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