Deaths and funerals listed for Hamilton and area
Multiple obituaries from Hamilton Middletown Germantown and surrounding towns memorialize Billy Benson James V Carter Lawrence W Hinkle Luther A Rich ardson and others. Services set at Bethel Baptist Church Klaus Weigel Funeral Home Germantown John A Arpp Funeral Home and local churches with burial in Greenwood Middletown Cemetery and Burning Springs Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Benson
Lois Taylor
Middletown
Franklin Nursing Home
Benson
Bethel Baptist Church
Hamilton
Guy Arnold
Greenwood Cemetery
Hall-Jordan
Kathryn Benzing Fehrenbach
Harmon Ave
Webb
Jeanette Fritz
Hogue Road
St. Peter Church
Zettler
William Sandlin
Minor Ave
Macedonia Baptist Church
Burning Springs
Brown Dawson
Helen Hogan
High St
Michael LaBoise
Brookwood Ave
Colligan
Lucy Sutton
Vidourek Drive
Pam
Green- Frazier
Man dies after drug reaction in Middletown
Rodney A. Poff 24 of Roosevelt Boulevard died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after an apparent drug reaction. Police say Valium and blue tip pills may be involved. Fiancee reported 16 pills missing from a prescription bottle hours earlier. Coroner Garrett Boone ordered lab tests which could take days to determine drugs and levels. Poff, a Navy veteran and former Square D Co. lab worker, lived in Miltonville area. survived by mother Myrtie and several siblings. Services set for Thursday at 8 a.m. with burial in Miltonville Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James V Carter
Ross Ave
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Middletown
Carl Knaus
Marilyn
Catbdice
Chandra
Thre
Dale
Fairfield
Martin
John
Karen Klaus
Klaus Weigel
Seven Mile
G A. Wortley
S. Mill St
Fort Hamilton Hughes Medical Center
Mr. Wortley
Wayne Township
Butler County
Elizabeth
William
Terry
Stanley
Ruth Reis
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Ed Brown
Collinsville Cemetery
Roosevelt Boulevard
Middletown Hospital
Garrett
Boone
Rodney A. Poff
Roosevelt Ltd
Poff
Shady Creek
Pott
Mr. Pott
Miltonville
Navy
Square D Co
Chemical Utility Department
Myrtie Pott
Trenton
Thomas
Jeffrey
Lester
Carolyn Cook
Gratis
Wilma Sibey
Jacksonbure
Janet Blake
Brenda Farts
Joy Callahan
Helen Smith
Pranklin
McCoy- Leffler
Youth Charged After Drugs Found In Stop
A 17 year old boy was apprehended by Middletown police on three drug related charges after being stopped for driving without a license. Officers found a large quantity of pills and marijuana at the corner of Yankee Road and Verity Parkway. He was charged with possession for sale possession of unlabeled drugs and fee of marijuana in addition to driving without a license. He was booked and released to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Car vandalized in Middletown County reported to deputies
Henley Haddix of 6953 Franklin Middletown Road told Butler County deputies that vandals scratched and spray painted his vehicle on Saturday, prompting an investigation into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley Haddix
Franklin Middletown Road
Butler County
Miners Cite Mutual Lack of Sympathy for Rail Strikers
KEYSTONE West Virginia AP Local 61% miners have been idle a month as rail clerks strike against Norfolk and Western Railway. A winter one day walkout by the UMW helped cause thousands of N&W layoffs. The mine here shut down lacking coal shipments. George Harris says he shares little empathy for the rail workers, noting their four months hauling nonunion coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western Railway
UMW
N&w
Dayton man hurt in crash in Lemon Township
A Dayton motorcyclist Wilmer Glenn 45 was treated at Midlothian Hospital after a crash on Ohio 4 in Lemon Township. Deputies said Glenn and companion Stacey Neely 35, also of Dayton, rode side by side when Neelys front tire blew out and Neelys cycle struck Glenn. The incident occurred about 4 25 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Ohio
Lemon Township
Wilmer Glenn
Butler County
Glenn
Stacey Neely
Dayta
Neely
Gienn
Tomorrow's meetings in Middletown and neighboring towns
Middletown City Commission meets at 6 p.m. in City Building. Franklin advisory panel on U S community development aid gathers at 7 30 p.m. in City Building. Monroe Village Council meets at 7 30 p.m. in the Monroe Barnitz Bank basement. Park and Recreation Board at 7 30 p.m. in Municipal Building. Hamilton CETA prime sponsors convene at 1 30 p.m. at the County Administrative Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Advisory Committee
U.S
Monroe
Barnitz Bank
Germantown Park and Recreation Board
Hamilton
Butler County
CETA
United Way Teams Named for Middletown VIP Drive
United Way volunteers named in Middletown for the 1978 VIP campaign assign roles by pairing couples to lead retail and professional divisions. Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Tuttle guide retail with partners including the Guylers and Tutt families while Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Nein head the professional division for a second year, supported by local doctors, dentists, lawyers, and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Tuttle
Richard C. Nein
Middletown Area
United Way
Tuttle
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Orking
Tuttles
Mike Guyler
Dan Tutt
John Power
Clark Erlandson
Nevis
Nein
Middletown
Robert Clark
Pisoah sewer project set to start in north Pisgah area
County officials said sewer work in the north Pisgah area should begin by October after the EPA approved a 3.964 million contract to Concrete Construction Co of Columbus. The 18 month project will serve about 1,000 property owners with some homes connected by year end to the LeSourdsville Treatment Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Holly
Wissing
Hamil Milton
North
Pisgah
James Hinehberger
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Concrete Construction Co of
Columbus
Hinchberger
LeSourdsville
Mi Creek
Wayne Township
Ohio 73
Jacksonburg Road
Butler County
William Foster
Princeton-Glendale Road
van Zandt Development Co
Middletown Adult Education Opens Broad Course Offerings
Middletown City Schools announce open registration for adult education with high school credit and self improvement classes starting Sept 19. Tuition is 15 dollars plus books, plus free GED and ABE prep beginning Oct 2, with day and evening English courses for foreign born adults at Middletown High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
ABE
Middletown High
Middletown High School
Adult Education Office
City’s Salute This Weekend on WCPO-TV
Videotaped segments titled Salute to Middletown will air on WCPO Channel 9 to mark Middfest ’78. City officials featured include City Manager Dale Hesser and School Superintendent Samuel Dalton. Programs run Friday through Sunday with time slots, approximate airing, and short profiles as part of a regional salute series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wcpo-Tv
Channel 9
Cincinnati
Dale Hesser
Dick Slagle
Armco Inc. Public Relations
Samuel Dalton
Parks and Recreation
Ralph Connor
Channel 4
Wirt Cam
Lidlgzewood meeting to plan homecoming
Trenton parents of Edgewood High School students are invited to attend a 7 30 p m meeting in the school lunchroom to discuss homecoming plans. The festivities include a parade on Sept 28 a football game on Sept 29 and a dance on Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edgewood High School
Fire destroys vacant Williamsdale Road house near Trenton
A vacant two story brick rental on Williamsdale Road, owned by Martin Farris, burned early after 3:45 a.m. with flames seen from every window. Loss pegged at about 15000, firefighters from Trenton, Williamsdale and Overpeck, led by Darrell Yater, battled the blaze for about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Williamsdale Road
Martin Farris
Darrell Yater
Madison Township
Miltonyville
Yater
Williamsdale
Overpeck
Volunteer training opens for five week program in Butler County
The Mental Health Association of Butler County invites volunteers to join a five week training program starting September 26. Classes run Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. at the Community Building in Countryside Village on Ohio 4. There is no course fee and graduates receive help finding suitable volunteer roles in county mental health agencies and other groups. About 75 people have completed prior courses and remain active volunteers. Call Connie Milillo at the Mental Health Association office in Hamilton at 893 2020 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Association of
Butler County
Countryside Village
Ohio
Connie Milillo
Mental Health Association
Hamilton
Police brief shows two prank bomb threats and thefts
Middletown police investigated two bomb threats called in about five minutes apart at the Wilson Schramm Memorial Home and Hill's department store around 5 45 p m. Police labeled them pranks. A gas grill valued at 150 was stolen from a rear patio at John Keeble 717 Trafalgar Court. A van belonging to Amos Cruze 2917 Wilbraham Road was broken into and a citizens band radio valued at 75 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wilson-Schramm
Hill
John Keeble
Trafalgar Court
Amos Cruze
Wilbraham Road
Citizens Band
Middletown to Hold CD Grant Hearing Wednesday
The first of four public meetings on the fifth year of the federal community development program in Middletown will be Wednesday at 6 30 pm in commission chambers at the City Building. Citizens will help plan participation and later decide how funds, about 23 million dollars, will be spent on housing and social projects from July 1, 1979, to June 30, 1980. The later meetings will be in October, November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Commission Chambers
Bob Noel
Noel
Multiple EMS Calls and Incident Reports Across Local Streets
A series of EMS runs and incident notes list locations including 216 Young St and 2425 N Verity Pkwy with patients ranging from Patricia Newsome to Christopher Conley. Reports mention hospital transports, treated and released cases, possible stroke at 3001 Lefferson Rd, and a theft claim by William Bush at Sports Bowl on S Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterda
Young St
N. Verity Parkway
Patricia Newsome
Lefferson Road
Choie
Tytus Ave
Bishop Childers
Ital
Calumet Ave
James Patterson
Elsmere St
Christopher Conley
Rosedale Road
David Gomia
Spencer Lane
William Bush
Elmo Place
Butler County
Church Desk Ransacked In Weekend Break-ins
Break-ins reported at First United Methodist Church on Broad Street and Freshman High School over the weekend. Police found a desk ransacked and cabinet doors pried at the church but nothing appeared missing. at the high school a window near the smoke stack and a classroom window were broken, a teacher lounge entry made, and a soda machine pried open with no money taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Broad Street
Poet
Pickup Burns on Barnity Street Injures Driver
A 1975 pickup driven by Greg Mullins of 1313 Barnitz Street caught fire in the 400 block of N Verity Parkway around 12:00 am. Gasoline leaking onto the engine triggered the blaze, engulfing the engine and interior. Firemen declared the truck a total loss valued at $4,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnity Street
Greg Mullins
Barnitz
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Lawerence Hinkle
Germantown
Lawrence W. Hinkle
Route 1
Barbara Park
Hinkle
Charter Oak Grange
Masonic Lodge
Minnie
Waneta Fitz
Tampa
Fla
Rena James
Miamisburg
Lorne Ray
Colorado Springs
Colo
Elwood
Syracuse
Nelson
Pearl Wilkins
Adar
Grace Rieger
John A. Arpp
Frank E Crofoot
Grange
Apm
Luther Richardson
Luther A. “Rich” Richardson
McCormick St
Arnie Riddie
Washington Health Care Center
Mr. Richardson
Irvine
Miami Valley
American ‘Tool Co. i
Erma
Justus of
Joseph R Baker
Ted Simmons
Buriak
Creorge Wortley
Keystone
W Va
United Mine
George Harris
Harris
Middletown Symphony
Steve
Patricia M. Walden
Cedar Glen Way
City Commission
Mr. Tuttle
Mrs. Tuttle
Mr. Nein
Mrs. Nein
Pisoah
Lidlgzewood
Symphony
Roger
Oxford ST. RD
S. Breiel Blvd
Central Ave
Springboro
Kroger
Converse Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Weare
All Russell J
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