Deaths And Funerals Robert Irvine
Private services for Robert Irvine 44 of 308 Ardmore Drive son of Mrs Lida Irvine Middletown will be at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Robert Clark officiating. Cremation. Memorial service at 7 p.m. Sunday at Salvation Army Citadel Brig Robert Baker officiating. Irvine died last Saturday at Wright Patterson AFB base hospital after 20 years in Army Service. Phoenix Arizona funeral 11 a.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Miss Schaerges died Sunday at Middletown Hospital.
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Robert Irvine
Ardmore Drive
Lida Irvine
Middletown
Wilsonramm Memorial Home
Clark St
Robert Clark
Salvation Army
Phoenix, Ariz
McCoy‘Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Miss Schaerges
Middletown Hospital
Services for Miss Marguerite Schaerges
Services for Miss Marguerite Mildred Schaerges 73 of 2010 Queen Ave. are announced. She was sister of Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell of Middletown and Mrs. Lolg Bowyer.
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Marguerite Mildred Schaerges
Queen Ave
Evelyn Mitchell
Middletown
Lolg Bowyer
Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Mrs Margaret Brooks age 80 of 21 N E St has services at Fellowship Chapel at 2 p m tomorrow. Mrs Lulg Knox age 68 of 329 N Third St has services today Colligan. Ray Benge age 54 of 1431 Lee Ave has private services Webb. Joseph Savelli age 80 formerly Hamilton in St Augustine Fla has Requiem High Mass at 10 a m tomorrow at St Mary's Church. Ray Mitchell age 68 of Morning Sun Road has services at 2 p m tomorrow Marshall-Smith.
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Margaret Brooks
N. E. St
Fellowship
Lulg Knox
N. Third St
Colligan
Ray Benge
Lee Ave
Webb
Joseph Savelli
St. Augustine
Fla
Hamilton
St. Mary's Church
Community Meeting Schedule for Middletown Area
Listings show multiple Tuesday meetings across Middletown including Sertoma Club at 6:30 p.m. and City Commission at 7 p.m. Also note Wednesday events like Middletown Business and Professional Association at 8 a.m. and Barracks 635 WWII Veterans at 8 p.m. with other club and civic gatherings across civic/education venues.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester
Middletown Personnel Association
Butler County Planned Parenthood
Civic Association
City Commission
FOS Lodge
Central Ave
Central School
Lincoln School Association
Wilson School
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Butler County Medical Assistants
Disabled American Veterans
Legion ‘Home
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks ‘Temple
FOE Lodge
Middletown Business and Professional Association
Board of Exultors Traders Club
Tee’s
Senor Citizens
Mary Etta
Legion Home
Middletown Camera Club
Alcoholics Anonymous
Standup Law Allows Bar Patrons To Drink Standing In Ohio
Ohio moves into a new era as a law taking effect Thursday repeals the seated service rule. It allows patrons to stand while drinking at bars supplanting the old statute.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Middletown Area Young Republicans Elect Stitt Leader
David Stitt elected president of the Middletown Area Young Republican Club at the Sports Bowl. He succeeds Mary Jones with Lavonne Cole as vice president Mike Sorreil treasurer Pam Ostenberger secretary and Magaret Canter Dale Miller and Kermit Thomson as two year directors Pete Menkel as one year director. Stitt represents Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co and is a Lions Club member. Jack Moser accepted an 800 dollar check from the club for Republican candidates. Awards named Cole Miller Paine and Harriett Canter for outstanding contributions.
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David Stitt
Orchard Sr
Junior Achievement
Middletown Area
Young Republican Club
Stitt
Mary Jones
Lavonne Cole
Mike Sorreil
Pam Ostenberger
Secetary
Magaret Canter
Dale Miller
Kermit Thomson
Pete Menkel
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lions Club
Butler County
Jack Moser
Republican Club
Mrs. Cole
Kathie Miller
Robert Paine
Harrriett Canter
License Bureau Plans Closing
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will close at 1 p.m. tomorrow and reopen Friday at 9 a.m. The Middletown Public Library will be closed all day Thursday and resume regular hours Friday with adult hours 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and children's hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Middletown Public Library
Awards To Pack 9 Recognize Cub Scouts At Amanda School
Nine awards were presented at the Cub Scout Pack 9 monthly meeting at Amanda School. Recipients included Ray mond, Allen Smith, Mike Gay, Perry Bowles, Robin Arnett, Jeff Gaston, Andy Gayhart, and Ben Homsher. Ricky Combs was registered as a new den chief.
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Cub Scout Pack 9
Amanda School
Raymond and
Allen Smith
Mike Gay
Perry Bowles
Robin Arnett
Jeff Gaston
Andy Gayhart
Ben Homsher
Ricky Combs
Den
Minister To Talk To High Twelve
The Rev. Victor Kurz of Messiah Lutheran Church will address the High Twelve Club at 57 S. Main St Wednesday noon. He will discuss Biafra, where he formerly served as a missionary.
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Victor Kurz
Messiah Lutheran Church
High Twelve Club
S. Main St
Biafra
Tire Makers Dispute Safety Test Results
The Department of Transportation reported 30 failures in 120 compliance tests on tires from Goodyear, Goodrich, Armstrong, and Firestone. Industry spokesmen disputed the results, saying tests were unrepresentative and not indicative of overall safety. No recalls or actions were announced.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Ross R. Ormsby
Tire Industry Safety Council
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich
Armstrong Rubber Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Mil
Take Time Listen To Youth Ellison At Thanksgiving Luncheon
Former Middle Coach Glenn Ellison told an all service club Thanksgiving luncheon at the Manchester Motor Inn that integrity of home church and law are worth fighting for. He warned against a generation influenced by time not effort and urged parents preachers teachers and leaders to guide youth toward constructive leadership and personal responsibility. Lions Club host Mike Long led as master of ceremonies with Rev. Robert Ward giving the invocation.
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Glenn
Tiger) Ellison
Manchester Motor Inn
Ellison
The
Lions Club
Mike Long
Robert Ward
First Unified Presbyterian Church
Alaska Next Alaska Next Says Indian On Alcatraz
About 100 American Indians including women and infants occupy Alcatraz Island to press for federal state aid and recognition. They withstand cold and shortages while awaiting talks with Interior Secretary Hickel and a response from the General Services Administration. Richard Oakes and Adam Nordwall lead the effort citing treaties and reserves as precedent.
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Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
California
General Services Administration
Interior
Walter Hickel
Alaska
Richard Oakes
Alcatraz
Adam Nordwall
Indians’ United Bay Area Council
Lawler Named Director Of Middletown Federal
Middletown Journal editor publisher N. J. Lawler has been named a director of the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association replacing Leo F. Reinartz who retired after 30 years on the board. Wilmer leads the nine member board.
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N. J. Lawler
Middletown Journal
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Leo F. Reinartz
California
Reinartz
Middletown Federal Board
Lawler
Middletown
Columbus
Middletown News Signal
The
Jug Corp
News - Journal, Inc
Franklin Chronicle
Xenia Gazette
Civic Association l
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Junior Achievement
Jaycees
Aeronca Com
Cincinnati
Aeronca
G. W. A. Wilmer
Edgewood schools consider 300 mineral and fossil gift
The Edgewood school board voted to accept a collection of about 300 minerals and fossils donated by Mr. and Mrs. Freelen Whitt. Display in locked glass cases was a condition. The set could be worth 1500 to 2000 dollars and remains unappraised.
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Trenton
Butler County
Edgewood
Freelen Whitt
Hogue Road
Seven Mile
Whitts
Robert McIntyre
Maurice Ittel
Miller Equipment Co
Piqua
Know
Ban on Using War Dead Names Backed by Lukens
Rep. Donald E. Lukens joins Rep. John Duncan in backing a bill to bar demonstrators from using the names of deceased servicemen without next-of-kin permission. The measure, first introduced weeks ago and slated for presentation in Congress, aims to protect families from perceived desecration and privacy invasion amid antiwar protests.
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Donald E
Buz) Lukens
John J. Duncan
R-Tenn
Congress
Rep
Duncan
Suport
Lukens
Viet
Nam
German surplus narrows with United States in 1969 first half
West Germany reports its trade surplus with the United States dropped from 215 million dollars in the first half of 1968 to 26 million dollars in the same period of 1969. This shows a near ninety percent decline in the bilateral surplus.
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Bonn
West Germany
United States
Germany
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