Deaths and Funerals Notices From Local Chronometer
Funeral services for Lewis Ed Byrum 77 of Verity Parkway at McCoy Leffler Monday 10 a.m. He died Thursday at Kettering Memorial after three weeks illness. Visitation Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Burial Woodside Cemetery Idletown. Survived by wife Thomas J Smith parents Reed Hazlewood Lebanon three sons Thomas Timmy David a daughter Julie three brothers Carl Everett Marvin a sister Mrs Marie Zimmer Cincinnati. Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 a.m. Tuesday St Mary’s Church. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Monday Wilson Schramm Funeral Home. Gifts to Cancer-Lukemia Research Fund Project 2593 Ohio State University Columbus. Cora Taulbee 86 of Shartz Road Franklin died Middletown Hospital Thursday. Services Monday 2 p.m. Survived by daughter Clara Carpenter two sons Walter Warner four stepdaughters Maudie Moore Lucille Kinnet Della Lockard Lola Faulner two sisters Bessie Taylor Donnie Watkins two brothers Kash Wilson two half-brothers Willie Jim Wilson 14 grandchildren 12 great-grandchildren. Rev Elgie Allen Pentecostal Church at Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ed” Byrum
N. Verity Parkway
McCoy Leffler
Byrum
Kettering Memorial Hospital
James Howell
Woodside Cemetery
Idletown
Thomas J. Smith
Reed Hazlewood
Lebanon
Thomas
Timmy
David
Julie
Carl
Everett Hazlewood
Franklin
Marvin
Trentom
Marie Zimmer
Cincinnati
St. Mary's Church
Wilson-Schramm Funeral Home
Clark Street
Cora Elam Taulbee
Shartz Road
Middletown Hospital
Clara Carpenter
Walter
Warner Elam
Middletown
Maudie Moore
Lucille Kinnet
Lawreniéeburg
Ind
Della Lockard
Oakdale
Lola Faultner
Mt. Sterling
Bessie, Taylor
Donnie Watkins
Kash» Wilson
Willie
Jim Wilson
Peru
Elgie Allen
Pentecostal Church
Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Woodside’ Cemetery
Mrs Julia Hotarick 86 dies in Hamilton Ohio
Mrs Julia Hotarick aged 86 of 3905 Harden Ave Middletown dies at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after 5:35 p.m. visitation at Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Mass at St Johns Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Rosary recited Monday 8 p.m. burial at Woodside Cemetery. Survived by two sons Joseph and John and daughter Mary Earnhardt with four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hotarick
Harden Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Middletown
Hotarick
St. John Church
National Slovak Society
Leonard Hotarick
Joseph
John
Mary Earnhardt
Dayton
Mrs Barbara M Smith Dies After Ill Health At 38
Mrs Barbara M Smith 38 of 4406 Follmer's Court died at 1 30 a m at University Hospital Columbus after a three week stay for illness. She was born in Franklin and graduated from Lebanon High School and had lived in Mid-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara M. Smith
Follmer's Court
University Hospital, Columbus
Franklin
Lebanon High School
Break-Ins Net $1300 In Loot Across Two Incidents
Police report two break-ins last night causing losses over $1300. At the Church of Christ 4609 Bonita Drive intruders entered through an unlocked door, stealing two typewriters two picture projectors a tap recorder and an addressing machine worth about $875. Dale Trowbridge 904 Malvern St. reported four weapons valued around $500 missing from a pried front door. Roger Easterling 207 Yankee Road reported a tape player and tapes stolen from his parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Bonita Drive
Dale Trowbridge
Malvern St
Roger Easterling
Yankee Road
Trains and Cars Leave City with Dozens Hurt
A day of wrecks left six people hospitalized including one in critical condition after 14 traffic incidents in Middletown. Two crashes involved trains at crossings on Oxford State Road and Lamneck Street, with several passengers and drivers injured or treated. police noted extensive property damage and cited several drivers for speed and fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lavada Spicer
Finley St
Willie Spicer
Angela
Spicer
Armco
Oxford State Road Crossing
Dan Sims
Cincinnati
Crash Claims Life of Shalloe Family Siblings
Two Shalloe siblings aged 16 die in a two car Hamilton crash. Surviving relatives include parents Howard and Mary Shalloe and sisters Ruth Marie and Mary Sue. Police suspect a loss of control and grass shoulder impact on Jones Road. Mass for the Shalloe children is set for Badin High School with burial at St Stephen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Shalloe
Yester
Barbara Shalloe
Howard L
Shalloe
Hayes Ave
Hamilton
Badinday High School
Samuel F
Jones
Winston Drive
Ruth Marie Jackson
Berea. Ky
Bridge
Timothy Shalloe
Con
Mercy Hospital
Mary Sue Shalloe
Cincinnati Hospital
Michael Shalloe
Dan Shalloe
Miami University
Hiss
the Stanzak
Theodore Shalloe
Tracy Fights for State Auditor Bid in Ohio Campaign
Roger Tracy, 32, questions Gilligan’s fiscal plans as he campaigns for state auditor in Ohio. He argues the GOP must defend against taxes and a proposed state income tax while stressing corporate tax impacts on industry. Tracy recalls family political history and faces Joseph Ferguson, 78, in a race shaped by party tensions and recent financial scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didates
Gilligan
Ohio
Tracy
Joseph Ferguson
Miami University
Columbus
Oxford
Cloud
North Carolina Escapee Caught on I 75
A 31-year-old escapee from the North Carolina Department of Corrections in Raleigh was stopped on I 75 by highway patrol and cited for no driver’s license. He is being held in Butler County Jail and will be returned to North Carolina if he waives extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Corrections
Raleigh
N.C
Butler County
Don Newman
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Two Ross High Players Hurt After Madison Game
Two Ross High School football players were admitted to Fort Hamilton Hospital for injuries from the game with Madison High School last night. Randy Tatum, 17, son of Billy J. Tatum, is in fair condition and James Blake Jr., son of James Blake, is in satisfactory condition.
Truant Mother's Court Case Draws Jail Threat
Margaret Graham 35 of 1913 Casper Ave faces 30 days in jail if her three children persist in skipping school. In municipal court Judge J T Lamb found her guilty of violating state school attendance law and ordered a school report by November 13. Joyce and Patsy Ann have partial attendance while Marybelle missed all 33 days of first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pearlie Graham
Casper Ave
J.T. Lamb
Joyce
Patsy Ann
Marybelle
Girls in Jean's court edge Ross 22 16 in tight game
Davonna Coldiron Kathy Kelly Barb Guest and Theresa Langworthy lead Jean's court to a 22 to 16 victory over Ross. Madison also contributed to the win with strong team play and scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean's
Davonna Coldiron
Kathy Kelly
Barb Guest
Theresa Langworthy
Madison
Ross
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Middletown High School
Rhonda Wardlow
Middie
Bobby Cole
Rhonda
Larry T. Wardlow
Erie Avenue
Paul Newcomb
Chris Weatherwax
Denver Noggle
Middies
Hamilton Taft
Sheckler
Lewis Byrum
Cora Taulbee
Funeral Home
Julie Hotariel
Barbara Smith
Ira
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
First National Bank
Armco Steel Corp
Marie Souders
Woodlawn Ave
Roosevelt Avenue
University Boulevard
Silas Fields
Reynolds Ave
Michael Couch
Miamisburg
North Verity Parkway
Winona Drive
Couch
Donald F. Lohr
State Highway Department
V&a
Herbert Ward
Sands Ave
Monroe
Mark Anderson
Donald Collins
Austin Smith
Anderson
Johanna Riddell
Manchester Road
First Avenue
Verity Parkway
Andria Gregory
Lth Ave
Diana Richardson
E. Page Ave
Trenton
Wanda Yocum
Shaker Road
Wilmore Drive
Betty Riddell
Central Ave
Blaine G. Underwood
S. Main St
Lamneck Street
Penn Central Crossing
Frank Branch
J. R. Fishbaugh
Gideon Road
Shalloe Services
Youth
Badin High School
St. Stephen Cemetery
Zettler Funeral Home
Atal Car
Roger Tracy
New York
New Jersey
Roger Cloud
John J. Gilligan
Roger
Jean
Interstate
Madison Queen — Jean
Conn
Madison High School
Charles Conn
Howe
U.S
Union Saniterv
Ratliff’s
Texaco
SUN
Dave Armbruster
Pol. Ady
Tin
N.Y. State
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