Alma Douglas Dies Founder Of Sorority In Middletown
Alma Douglas 76 of 3207 Central Ave died at home after a long illness. A founder of Middletown Mu chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority in 1916 she taught in local schools and served with the hospital auxiliary. Private graveside services are planned at Woodside Cemetery with arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home. Surviving are a son and daughter and eight grandchildren. Also listed is Joe Noe 55 of South Lebanon who died Tuesday and will be laid to rest at South Lebanon Cemetery after calling hours at Oswald Funeral Home.
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Alma Douglas
Central Ave
Douglas
Middletown
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Church of the Ascension
Harry Douglas
Donald Douglas
Suzanne Terry
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph Harvey
Riggs Funeral Home
Lebanon
Joe Noe
Pike St
South Lebanon
Epp Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Betty
Lonnie
Jerry
Robert
Mason and
South Lebanon First Baptist Church
Oswald
Agronomist Lawrence C. Kapp 49 dies in Hyattsville
Lawrence C. Kapp 49 of College Park Md a native of Somerville died Tuesday at Providence Hospital Hyattsville Md He was employed by the U S government as an agronomist The only immediate survivor is his wife Erma Graveside services will be held at 1 pm Friday at Somerville Cemetery Arrangements are by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Lawrence C. Kapp
College Park
Somerville
Providence Hospital
Hyattsville
Kapp
U.S
Erma
Somerville Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Miss Em ma Branson, 97, dies in Dayton hospital
Miss Em ma Branson formerly of West Elkton dies at Grandview Hospital Dayton Tuesday after transfer from Camden Nursing Home where she had resided since July 1969. A West Elkton High School and Wilmington College graduate, she taught school before retirement.
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West Elkton
Emma Branson
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Camden Nursing Home
Branson
West Elkton High School
Wilmington College
Belcher and Eberhardt Services Listed
George Belcher aged 58 of 521 N Sixth Street has services at 10 a.m. Friday in Webb locale. Van Eberhardt aged 63 of 117 Walnut Street has services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Pilgrim Baptist Church.
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George Belcher
Sixth St
Webb
van Eberhardt
Walnut St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Girl Scout Leader Course Offered at Civic Association
A basic course for Girl Scout Leaders and co leaders will be held Monday from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the Civic Association Entitled What Shall We Do The trainer will be Mrs Andy Sabo Jr Registration contact Mrs Donald Sohn at 422 0987
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The
Civic Association
Andy Sabo Jr
Donald Sohn
Liberal Leave for Christmas Across U S Armed Forces
The Pentagon announced liberal leave and early discharges for the Christmas period. Discharges dated Dec 8 to Jan 2 will occur for those with Dec 18 to Jan 2 end dates. Army holiday leave runs Dec 1 to Jan 2. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force urged to use liberal leave during holidays.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Third arson fire hits Steel Terminals again on Tytus
A storage shed behind Steel Terminals Inc at 3800 Tytus Ave was set ablaze early this morning, marking the third fire in as many months. Fire units arrived at 1 01 a.m. and estimated damage at $100, with a similar blaze previously ruled arson in August and another in July.
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Steel Terminals Inc
Tytus Ave
Steel Terminal
Donald Christman
OAPSE Plans Selling Projects in Middletown Ohio
Middletown Ohio local 232 members met to hear committee reports at Oneida Elementary School hosted by Mrs. Ethel Oaks. They organized candy rain hat and bridal book selling projects to fund charity. Next meeting a covered dish supper and gift exchange at Middletown Freshman High on December 7 at 6 30 p.m.
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Middletown Ohio
Oneida Elementary
Ethel Oaks
Middletown
Freshman High
Finland starts 1971 with over one million TV license holders
At the start of 1971 Finland reported 1.06 million registered television license owners, reflecting broad TV ownership across the country. The figure highlights rising household access to broadcast signals and the expanding media landscape in the early 1970s.
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Finland
Two Cars Damaged In Wilbraham Elwood Crash
A two car collision at Wilbraham Road and Elwood Street yesterday around 4 p.m. caused about 1000 dollars in damage. Linda A. Cook, 21, of 2227 Wilbraham Road, was charged with failure to yield while turning left after turning in front of William R. Runyon, 44, of 3769 Julie Drive, Franklin, who was driving east on Wilbraham.
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Wilbraham Road
Elwood Street
Linda A. Cook
Wilbraham
Elwood
Cook
William R. Runyon
Julie
Franklin
Runyon
Classes Set for Diabetics
Hamilton Mercy Hospital hosts the second in a series of five Thursday evening classes for diabetics and their families starting Nov 4. Registration is required via 868-2000 extension 306 during registration hours 9 to 11 a.m. and 3 to 4:30 p.m.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Recycling Not Dead Yet City Debates Paper Pickup Plan
City Manager Dale Helsel says recycling is in a discussion state at a City Commission meeting. Sanitation workers, delaying a proposed change, request curbside pickup as an additional duty while already working overtime. Helsel notes union negotiations differ from past approaches and stresses cooperative effort.
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Dale Helsel
Helsel
Older Towne Sued For 102 500 Damages
Edward Bridge and Maureen Bridge of Middletown sue Towne Properties Inc Towne Management Inc and agent Marvin Rosenberg in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 102 500 for injuries from a February 16 fall on an icy parking lot after alighting from a car at the Olde Towne apartment complex.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler’ County Common Pleas Court
Edward Bridge
Maureen Bridge
Park Lane
Apt. B
Towne Properties, Inc
Towne Management, Inc
Marvin Rosenberg
Francis Lane
Cincinnati
Bridge
Olde Towne
Doctors to Leave Medicare Interfering with Practice in Greenfield
In Greenfield Ohio three of seven doctors announced they will leave next month citing increasing governmental interference with medicine centered on Medicare. Drs Kenneth Upp Patrick McKibben and Wendell Garren plan moves to Presbyterian or hospital settings with Upp McKibben joining a hospital in Anderson Indiana and Garren pursuing residency training.
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Greenfield, Ohio
Greenfield
Kenneth Upp
Patrick McKibben
Wendell Garren
Upp
McKibben
Anderson
Ind
Garren
Audubon Designs Nature Area at Sebald Park
Middletown Audubon Society to design a 9 acre nature interpretive area at W W Sebald Park. City Commission approved the agreement with City Park Board for 36 months. The group will create preliminary designs final plan maps brochures and signs and supervise planting areas while the city provides access road gate parking and ongoing maintenance.
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Middletown Audubon Society
W.W. Sebald
City Commission
City Park Board
Dale Helsel
McCulloch Signals Possible Return to Congress
Washington AP report says Rep. William M. McCulloch of Ohio, age 70, may cancel his retirement plan after a fall and recovery. He remains active daily in his office and notes continued improvement since last year’s health scare. McCulloch, a veteran Republican, has 12 terms in Congress and played a key role in civil rights and anti crime legislation.
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Glen Gardner
Cincinnatus
N.Y
Greene
Cortland County
Washington
William M. McCulloch
Piqua
Ohio
Congress
Hale
Hearty
McCulloch
Donald B. Laws
Apartment Looted on Central Avenue Break In
Police report a portable television stereo phonograph two speakers and several record albums taken from Evelyn Dennis and Debbie Barr apt 2 1418 Central Ave last night. Entry gained by prying front door lock with a punch or screwdriver. A shotgun was stolen from 1200 Young St after entry forced via kitchen window with a pry bar from Earl Bryant residence.
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Central Avenue
Evelyn Dennis
Debbie Barr
Apt. 2
Central Ave
Young St
Earl Bryant
Town Meeting Tonight Hears Franklin Candidates
Franklin city council and school board candidates will meet at the high school cafe tonight at % p.m. to discuss the 6 mill operating levy plus a 4 mill renewal. The event is sponsored by DARE.
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Franklin
Franklin City Council
Dare Organization
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