Deaths And Funerals In Middletown Area
Obituaries report William Blevins 62 of 5313 S Vine St West Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after a coma. Survivors include wife Maudie Thompson Blevins and nine grandchildren. Services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home. Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery Peastown. Call hours Friday.
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William Blevins
Vine St
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Blevins
Dayton Steel Foundry
Maudie Thompson Blevins
John
James
Dayton
Omer
Patterson
Ruby Cline
Peasttown
Marie
Owensville
Roy
Salt Lick
Jim
Mary Romans
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Clifford Hutchinson
Grand Avenue
Springboro Farmer Ray Brown Dies After Prolonged Illness
Ray Brown 82 a retired Warren County farmer died at 9 23 am at his home 9 W Hill St Springboro after a long illness Surviving are his wife Casey two daughters Velma Forkner Middletown and Florence Moore Springboro a sister Edith Schmidt Miamisburg a brother Will Centerville two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home
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Springboro
Ray Brown
Warren County
W. Hill St
Casey
Velma Forkner
Middletown
Florence Moore
Edith Schmidt
Miamisburg
Will
Centerville
Anglesby
Death Notice for Elsia Hill of Toledo
Elsia Hill 46 of Toledo formerly of Middletown died. Services and obituary details pending.
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Elzia Hill
Toledo
Middletown
Gertrude Swim Pieratt dies. services planned in Mt. Sterling
Mrs. Gertrude Swim Pieratt, 70, formerly of Middletown and Frenchburg, died in Clearwater Florida. She taught in Frenchburg for 25 years and later moved to Florida with her husband D R Pieratt retired attorney. Survived by husband and son Willem of Clearwater. Services set for 1 pm Saturday at Eastman Funeral Home Mt. Sterling Kentucky with burial there.
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Eastman
Mt. Sterling
Gertrude Swim Pieratt
Middletown
Frenchburg
Pieratt
Clearwater
Fla
D. R. Pieratt
Death of Guy W. Senften at home in Roosevelt area
Guy W. Senften, 79, of 2802 Roosevelt Ave., died at 7 25 p m yesterday at his residence. Police were called at 7 10 p m to find him lying in his bed and attempts to revive him were made.
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Guy Senften
Guy W. Senften
Roosevelt Ave
Mr. Senften
Funeral services for William Malott
William Malott 89 of 331 N Mechanic St. Lebanon died yesterday at home. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call today 4 to 9 p.m. He is survived by daughter Gwelda Jenkins of Lebanon, brother Ott of Goshen, and sister Nellie Foster of Franklin.
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Lebanon
William Malott
Mechanic St
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Malott
Gwelda Jenkins
Ott
Goshen
Nellie Foster
Franklin
Franklin Neal Sr. 57 Dies of Heart Attack
Franklin Russell Neal Sr. 57 died yesterday at 7 30 am of a heart attack at his home 7 Ethel Ave He was a retired Hatfield Coal Co truck driver Surviving wife Juanita four sons Donald Edward Russell Jr Arthur all of various cities and three daughters Darlene Stuva Carol Neal Sandra Neal two sisters Florence and Mary Neal three grandchildren Services will be at 10 am Saturday Eaton Funeral Home Burial Spring Hill Cemetery Bethany Public visitation at the funeral home tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Edmund Peirce
Zanesville
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Samuel A. Bell
Erie Ave
Peirce
Putnam Presbyterian Church
Edmund Jr
Mary Peirce
Byers
Senften
Armco Steel Corp
Carrie
Darwin
Sumlerville
Jack
Wylie
Ona Rusche
Ruth Hill
Richmond
Ohio
Dean
North Lawrence
Margaret Haldiman
Rolling Hills
Calif
Grace Walters
Goshen
McCoy- Leffler
Austin Whitmore
Woodside Cemetery
Franklin
Russell Neal Sr
Ethel Ave
Hatfield Coal Co
Juanita
Donald
Edward
Russell Jr
Camden
Arthur
Darlene Stuva
Carol Neal
Overpeck
Sandra Neal
Hamilton
Florence Neal
Mary Neal
Winchester
Eaton Funeral Home
Spring Hill Cemetery
Bethany
Obituary notices for Mrs Verna Chambers Mrs Josephine Spaeth and Fred OConnor
The notice lists services set for 2 p m tomorrow for Verna Chambers at 503 Haven Ave Fred OConnor 72 of 1171 Boyle Road and Josephine Spaeth 82 of Lexington Ky formerly Oxford Services are at 2 p m tomorrow The passage also notes the baby fontanel is protected by a tough membrane describing common maternal fears in touching a soft spot on a baby's head
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Verna Chambers
Haven Ave
Webb
Fred O'Connor
Boyle Road
Proeschel
Josephine Spaeth
Lexington
Oxford
Marshall-Smith
Franklin Man Beaten by Four At Rear Of Home
A 28 year old Franklin man was treated at Middletown Hospital after a group of four youths attacked him behind 224 South Main Street. Joe Myers of 25 East Third Street suffered an upper lip cut and was found on the sidewalk by police who arrived to a melee around 10 p.m. He refused to identify attackers or provide details.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
S. Main St
Joe Myers
E. Third St
Myers
Ohio school funds disbursed in August distribution
State figures show August distribution of Ohio school foundation funds totaling 26 million 863 thousand 554.69 dollars to area districts and local counties. Exempted Lebanon received 47 thousand 83 dollars. Middletown 56 thousand 81. Franklin 68 thousand 107. Hamilton 120 thousand 986. Butler county 248 thousand 987. Preble 91 thousand 112. Warren 168 thousand 916. county boards Butler 12 thousand 432. Preble 4 thousand 601. Warren 7 thousand 294. State Auditor Roger Cloud notes employer contributions for teachers retirement 6 million 745 thousand 049.61 and school employees retirement 1 million 205 thousand 294.99 in the current distribution.
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Ohio School Foundation
Village of Lebanon
Middletown
Franklin
Hamilton
Butler
Preble
Warren
Roger Cloud
Soldier Bechtel Dies After Viet Nam Wound
Herbert S. Bechtel 20 of Bellefontaine died in a base hospital from combat wounds suffered Aug 25 in Viet Nam. Inducted Oct 1965 he served overseas since March. Survived by parents seven brothers three sisters and family. He attended Indian Lake High School and St. Patrick's Church. A note adds roses produce perfume from about 200 pounds of roses.
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Herbert S. Bechtel
Carol Jarnigan
Windsor St
Viet Nam
Army
Indian Lake
Carnival Receipts Given To Doty House
A neighborhood carnival raised 28.15 to aid crippled children after tickets sold at 1 cent each and 743 dollars in advance. The event spilled from 2834 Shartle St into adjacent yards, featuring a spook house and fortune teller booth run by local families and their children.
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Shuttle Street
Doty House
E. R. Gibbs
Shartle St
Warren
Snodgrass
Shartle
Andy Haresa
Mike
Mark Snodgrass
Cathy Purdum
Gibbs
Robyn
Hood
Haresa
Wanda Pratt
Pat Mehl
Joan Wood
Beth Ann
Scott Pratt
Diane Wood
Peggy Mehl
Suellen
Rick Haresa
Mark Plumbo
Mike White
Mark and
Mike Snodgrass
Steve Hawkins
Dale Fitzpatrick
Fair Attendance Reaches Million Mark at Ohio State Fair
Ohio State Fair surpasses one million in attendance as officials pace toward 1.5 million goal. Through seven days 962000 were counted, with 105000 on Wednesday. Patti Losh, 15, Mason, named third runnerup to Miss 113th Ohio State Fair Queen of Queens Janet Deatrick.
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Patti Losh
Mason
Janet Deatrick
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Hill
Aeronca Corp
Dovie
Eugene
Barbara
Margaret Hill
West Virginia
Theodore
Walker-Feilbach Funeral Home
Wilson Memorial Home
Elsia Hill
Ec LU Ta
Bay Verity Phuy
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Gertrude Pieratt
Consolidated, Inc
Central Ave
Elers
C. Diamond Solitaire
D. Diamond Solitaire
Jewelers
Shop Getz
William Denham
Herbert S. Boren
J. Ross Hunt
Bohman
Man
Vail Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
McGee's Mkt
Linwood
N.J
Edmund 0. Howell
U.S. Army
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Walter Biddle Saul
Philadelphia Board of Education
Junior Petites
Columbus, Ohio
Castellano
Jackson Lane
Tony Capozzi
Dick Capozzi
Frank Capozzi
Tyes
Taffy
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