Deaths and funerals in area noted in obituary notices
A batch of obituaries reports deaths across multiple towns including Middletown Franklin Camden Seven Mile and Hamilton. Notables include Melissa Coomer 91 connected to Barbara Park Convalescent Center and George Coomer of Coomer Construction with services set in Middletown and Lexington. Also listed are Carl Daye Stevens Ebb Gibbs Clarence H Henson Garland Johnson Stanley Leeds Martha Reynolds Louise Brandenburger Ann Brooks Bill Schmaltz Dorothy Zink and others with funeral details and burial plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Coomer
Barbara Park
Coomer
George Coomer
Coomer Construction Co
Wolfe County
John T
Price
Middlesboro
Nora Cain
Middletown
Grace Chambers
Ellen Michaels
Hillsboro
Nannie Ballard
Nashport
Charles Collier
Lexington
McCoy- Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Nazareth
Carl Daye Stevens
Armco
Middletown Works
Stevens
Iddletown Hospital
Mason-Dixon
Tennessee
June
Bethlehem
Schmidt Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Hamilton
Franklin
Clarence H. Henson
Ayer Place
Miamisburg
Franklin Joe Clemmons
Henson
Wagner- Smith Co
Dayton
IBEW
Edith
Anglesby
Bill Temple
Memorial Park Cemetery
Garland Johnson
G St
Avalon Trailer Park
Johnson
West Liberty
Port Union Church of God
Jewell Dearth
Sadie Levallie
Arcanum
Nettie Jensen
California
Port Union
Judith
Trenton
Barbara Leeds
Elizabeth Taylor
Cincinnati
Ances Smith
Markleville
Ind
Linda Barnard
Charlotte
N. C
Gordon
Somerville Rt
Zane
Camden
R. C. Nein & Sons
Somerville Cemetery
Seven Mile
Martha Mae Reynolds
N. Mill St
Helton Nursing Home
Reynolds
Owsley County
Morrow
Mark
Leonard
Barto
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Lynn Huffman
Collinsville Cemetery
Louise Brandenburger
Kahn Ave
Hillandale Nursing Home
St. Veronica Church
Colligan
Ann J. Brooks
India cyclone death toll may reach six thousand
A cyclone off eastern India battered coastlines for two days killing at least 1,200 with authorities fearing a toll as high as 6,000. The storm hit Andhra Pradesh causing flash floods and high tides, cutting communications and displacing tens of thousands. Local reports cite 628 deaths in Guntur district and widespread destruction across 42 towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Bay of Bengal
Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad
Here
Morarji Desai
Samachar
Guntur
Krishna
Divi
Verity Middle PTO Sets Meeting for Tomorrow Evening
A PTO meeting is scheduled at Verity Middle School tomorrow. The program will begin at 7 30 p m in the school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTO
Verity Middle School
Go Cart Stolen From Residence In Butler County
A homemade go cart valued at 150 dollars was reported stolen from the back yard of Ken Sutter at 4968 Eck Road. Butler County deputies said the theft occurred Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sutter
Eck Road
Butler County
Sutter
Humane Association seeks dog license surplus funding
Butler County commissioners reviewed finances at the Trenton dog shelter with Humane Association of Miami Valley president Heath Valentine. He warned of a $20,000 deficit and urged surplus dog license funds or higher municipal charges, plus a future neutering program to reduce intake. Commissioners noted CETA revenue and called for a formal legal request. They also approved $6,000 more for elections, citing costs from the instant registration bill and extra poll workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Trenton
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Heath Valentine
Association For Operation of the Shelter Commissioners
Humane
Commission
Dale Logsdon
Valentine
Humane Association
Association
Donald Schirmer
The
Joyce Thali
Board of Elections
Ohio
Catholics Adapt to Hand Communion Across Local Churches
Catholic congregations in multiple area parishes adopted the hand reception method for Holy Communion as approved by bishops and the Vatican. Priests reported smooth implementation with high participation, notably over 50 percent at St John’s and about 80 percent at Holy Name, despite minor delivery issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy See
Congregation For Divine Worship
Francis Weiner
Holy Trinity Church
Father Weiner
St Calme
St. John’s Church
St. John's
Police Briefs Report Petty Theft And Vandalism Incidents
A Siberian Husky valued at 200 dollars was stolen from William Carter of 22 Charles St. Police note a water hose tampering incident near City Building chambers. Car thefts involve wiring, tires and wheels valued 350 dollars from Cynthia Martin’s car on Village Ave. A tape player 65 dollars was stolen from Ben Miller’s van on Sherman Ave. James Brewer reported about 20 tapes taken from his car. Hindman residence on Schirm Drive had plant damage and paint sprayed. A picture window broke at E H Dorenbusch home on Gage Drive. Whiskey decanter stolen from Glen Clemmons residence on Kensington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carter
Charles St
Cynthia Martin
Village Ave
Apt
Ben Miller
Sherman Ave
Judy Carne Bound Over To Grand Jury On Drug Charge
Actress Judy Carne was bound over to a Hamilton County grand jury after a hearing in Cincinnati on illegal processing of a drug document a felony. She is free on 5100 bond and did not testify. A marijuana possession charge was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Judy Carne
Hamilton County
William Fellarhoff
Harrison, Ohio
Miss Carne
Harrison
Ohio
Bruce Schwalle
Barbara Brown
Alan Strauson
Salt Lake City
Vote error from re programming during Germantown council race
An election tabulation mistake after Chuck Harvey withdrew led to wrong results. Official counts show Gordon Howard with 853 votes for a two year term and James Kosegi with 687, instead of the unofficial 327 and 749.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Chuck Harvey
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Gordon Howard
Howard
James Kosegi
Kosegi
Twirling groups win four in NBTA meet at Lancaster
Three area groups earned firsts in team competition Shirley's Reflections Decker's Dolls Junior Twirling Team and Shirley's Mavericks Juvenile Twirling Team. Individual winners included Miss Etter Miss Clarke Miss Rose and Carla Cattani with multiple event titles and others placing in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Shirley
Miss Rose
Miss Cattanni
Miss Clarke
Miss Guido
Carla Cattani
Lisa Cattani
Teresa Cattani
Stacy Guthrie
Donna Guthrie
Melissa Given
Sue Anne Guido
Richard Pryor Says He Feels Fine After Hospitalization
Los Angeles AP reports entertainer Richard Pryor, hospitalized for a heart issue, says he feels fine now and denies suffering a heart attack. He frames the episode as a scare and expects to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pryor
Los Angeles
Christmas shopping guide items and holiday notices
A bustling holiday shopping column highlights Kidde and Office Outfitters gear for safety and typing needs, Cambridge Inn harvest specials, Ewalds pet accessories, Tobias Studios photography, Filson's dresses, Margaret's Wallpaper decor, Four Seasons Hallmark party goods, and Lewis Drugs offerings. It notes holiday open hours and seasonal gifts for home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Cambridge Inn
Cambri Ian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Daye
Ebb Gibbs
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Gibbs
Frenchburg
Beckman-Dickerson Distributing Co
Armco Steel Corp
Dale
Donald
Richard
Paul
Glenn
Mildred Dennis
Patricia Conrad
Jenny Brooks
Thelma Purvis
Dorothy Stump
John Simpson
Stanton, Ky
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Harry Sinks
Woodside Cemetery
Clarence Henson
Stanley Leeds
Stanley E. Leeds
Camden Rt. 1
Leeds
Reatha
Martha Reynolds
Converse
Russel J. Nicols
Manchester Road
Ferwick High School
Wilson. Schramm Memorial Home
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Sandy Pawelkoski
Journal
Holy Name Church
Vincent Robers
Robers
Joan Evans
Lice
City Commission
Karen Ingold
Villa Court
Apt. B
James Brewer
Moore St
Robert P Hindman
Schirm Drive
E. Ht. Dorenbusch
Gage Drive
Glen Clemmons
Kensington St
Miss Etter
Peréich Art
Ee Vie Cae
Kidde Co
P.K
Office Outfitters
Smith Corona
Ewalds
Hanna Barbera
Red Barn
Habitat
Tobias
Tobias Studios
Filson’'S
Filson
Margarets
Greeff
Schumacher
Margaret
Four Seasons Hallmark
Hallmark
Lewis Drugs
Lewis
Kaywoodie
G.B.D
Dulcet
Dr. Grabow
Pioneer
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