Deaths and funerals span Middletown area in multi-notice list
The obituary column reports the deaths of Mrs Wynona L Alfrey 79 of 714 15th Ave Middletown Donald Frank Reed 37 of Cincinnati and formerly Middletown Mrs Susie Williams 42 of 1505 Calumet Ave and Sterling Downs 66 of Route 1 plus Ward George Banfield 70 former Middletown resident and more. Services listed at Joseph R Baker Webb Zimmerman Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel and other local houses with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Remaining notices include Mrs Susie Smith 85 Route 4 and others with funeral home arrangements and memorial services across Hamilton Eaton and Clifton area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynona L Alfrey
15Th Ave
Middletownospital
Kickapoo
Kan
Middletown
Elaine Nichols
Bea Whicker
Kansas
Clifford
Addison, Howard
Wesley
Gilbert Renensland
R.R
Boots
Renensland
Joseph R. Baker
Michael Hutchens
Donald Frank Reed
Cincinnati
Mr. Reed
Trenton
Miami University
Helen Reed
Thomas
New York
Robert and
David
Webb
Hamilton
Woodside Cemetery
Susie Williams
Calumet Ave
Middletown Hospital
Barnesville
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Willie Mae Adams
Dora Williams
Lucille King
Willie King
Jonathan
William King
Christopher
Allen
Bruce Roberts
Vivian Pryor
Georgia
Brenda Roberts
Tammy Mason
Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel
Paul Whitfield
Louisiana
Minnie Spencer
Ada Norton
Dayton
Ruby Downs
Robert
Herbert
Zimmerman
Gratis
J.C. Moses
Fairview
Eaton
Susie Smith
Route 4
Rust Rest
Lloyd Smith
Delphos
Mary Ellen Schmidt
Sidney
Wilson Brubaker
California
Mary Brubaker
Emma Deaton
West Alexandria
Geneve Ag
Airview
Tod
James Gordon Rice
Main St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clay County
Rice
Armco
Manford Rice
Joyce Webb
Webb Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
Nursing home care woes draw panel in Ohio
Ohio doctors and nurses show reluctance to treat nursing home patients. Five physicians cite aging staff, heavy patient load, and perceived futility as reasons. Administrators note most residents rely on few aging physicians. critics worry about overmedication and inconsistent treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Nursing Home Commission
Patrick Healy
Cleveland
Dayton
Duffy
Arnold Heller
Menorah Park
Commission
Roy Donnerberg
Ohio State University School of Medicine
Owl Hoot Program at Governor Bebb Park Sept 26
A nature program titled owl hoot is set for Sept 26 at Governor Bebb Park in Morgan Township off Ohio 126 between Okeawa and Scipio. John Mundy, Butler County Park District naturalist, will lead with an 8 p.m. slide talk and a follow up hike led by Dave Skinner of the Cincinnati Park Board. Participants meet at the naturalist's office in the pioneer log village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Governor Bebb Park
Morgan Township
Ohio
Okeawa
Scipio
John Mundy
Butler County Park District
Dave Skinner
Cincinnati Park Board
Pioneer Log Village
Cincinnati Dayton Chess Match Set for Oct 15 at City Centre
Two teams from Cincinnati and Dayton will contest a chess match at City Centre Mart on October 15 starting 1:30 AM, with a $2 registration. Midwestern players from Middletown may choose a team. An exhibition by Hans Mul, ex-president of the University of Cincinnati Chess Club, runs 12:30 PM. Details from Cincinnati Chess Federation, P.O. Box 30072, Cincinnati 45230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dayton
City Centre Mart
Middletown
Hans Mul
University of Cincinnati Chess Club
Cincinnati Chess Federation
P.O
Hamilton health meeting to address local care needs
A public meeting on October 4 at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church Court and Monument streets will discuss health needs and problems in Hamilton and surrounding areas. Mayor Ann M Antenen organized it with healthcare providers agencies that make referrals and community members invited to share ideas and suggest improvements. Call the mayor's office at 868-5939 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Court
Monument Streets
Ann M Antenen
Garage break-ins reported on Monroe and McKinley Streets
Police reported several garages on Monroe and McKinley Streets were pried open yesterday. At 106 Monroe Street a trolling motor valued at 100 dollars, two saws, a drill and a battery charger were taken. Lawn mowers were stolen from Edgar Picklesimer at 104 McKinley Street and Roberta Gabbard. A 102 McKinley Street garage was also pried open with no items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
McKinley Streets
Gerald Sorrell
Monroe St
Edgar Picklesimer
McKinley St
Roberta Gabbard
McKinley Street
Fire and medical calls span several city locations
Fire crews responded yesterday to multiple incidents including a boiler silo fire at Akers Packaging on Jefferson Road with no damage, a smoke incident at a Vance Street kitchen, and an auto hood fire on University Boulevard. Medical calls included Earl Rhodus 31, treated and released after breathing difficulties, and Fred Reuter 53 admitted in fair condition after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Ave
Akers Packaging
Jefferson Road
Vance St
Vance Street
Levy
Earl Rhodus
Vance
Fred Reuter
University Boulevard
Six added to staff at Doty House
Three educators and three assistants join the Doty House staff to teach handicapped citizens under two new educational programs. Moran, ex Clermont County Diagnostic Clinic coordinating counselor, will assist parents agencies and districts to place developmentally disabled persons within a 35 mile radius including Butler Warren and Preble counties. Dawn Caldwell an instructor for multi handicapped Esther Jo Maegley an instructor for pre school multi handicapped Geneva Smedley an instructors assistant with Diane Smallwood and Debi Calvert named multi handicapped and early intervention assistants. All appointments effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty House
James M. Moran
Clermont County
Batavia
Moran
Butler County
Warren
Preble Counties
University of Cincinnati
Proram
Ohio Board of Mental Retardation
Dawn Caldwell
Indiana University
Esther Jo Maegley
Geneva Smedley
Diane Smallwood
Debi Calvert
Middfest at Middletown Fine Arts Center
Potters under chairmanship of Bette Simmons and Mike Hieber prepare the AIM sculpture courtyard for Middfest this weekend. Hieber and other potters will throw pots on the wheel while other craftsmen demonstrate. Volunteers welcome tours as the auditorium hosts the Area Art Show through Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
VIP Campaign Publishes New United Way Booklets
The Mid dletown Area United Way at Manchester Inn featured new VIP pins and booklets detailing the United Way and 17 agencies. Knight Goodman announced the booklet replaces scattered pamphlets with a single history and area map. The drive runs Sept 29 with a breakfast and meetings set for Oct 4 11 18, final report due Oct 27. goal $998000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Middletown
Manchester Inn
Knight Goodman
Givele
Barnitz
First National
Goodman
Samuel L. Dalton
Fire destroys Noronic steamer. 130 plus perish in Toronto
In 1949 the Noronic, the Great Lakes largest passenger steamer, caught fire at a Toronto pier. More than 130 people were killed as flames engulfed the vessel, one of the worst maritime disasters in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Toronto
Cargill opens coal burning soybean plant in Sidney Ohio
Cargill Inc opens an 18 million soybean processing plant in Sidney designed to burn coal with boilers using low sulfur coal from West Virginia. The facility aims to serve farmers within 50 miles, producing 100000 tons of crude soybean oil and 400000 tons of soybean meal annually while employing 55 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ohio
AP Cargill Inc
West Virginia
Cargill
Gainesville
Fayetteville
Dayton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
M.D McVay
Dental problems discussed in Lebanon health matters
Lebanon Warren County health department reports dental appointments for children but finds parents not bringing them. Benton Wahl, health administrator, tells health board of the problem. The board also considers a space request from the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board for alcoholism and drug counselors. Discussions on Lebanon landfill conditions are under way with city officials. The board rejects a $20,000 yearly offer for obstetrical services as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Health Department
Benton Wahi
Health Board
Mental Health and
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Carlisle
St. Louis
Moe
Flora
Shirley Sperry
Bert Banfield
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Calif
James Rice
James McIntosh
James Everett MclIntosh
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Mr. McIntosh
Kentucky
Patricia
Archie
Zeila Cole
Etowah, Tenn
Geneva Brown
el Paso
Texas
Joyce Pratt
Mary Kennard
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Hamilton Deahts
Mary Andrew
Harrison Ave
Trinity Episcopal Church
Louise Menn
Crestwood Care Center
Klaus Weigel
William Gabbard
N. East St
Emery Cook
Cleveland Ave
West Side Baptist Church
euTi
Tedl. Robinson Evangelist
Paul Pitts
Radio Ministry
the Voice of the Nazarene
Church OF the
Nazarene
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Larry D. Dennis
Symphony
MacMullan
Hamilton Meeting On Health
James Moran
Mike Hieber
Wendt
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Damascus
Syria
Camp David
United States
West
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Algeria
Libya
South Yemen
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Arafat
U.S
Middle East
Republican Headquarters
Mark Bohl
Reuben Dory
Sam Nobiet
Republican Party
Midd Charman
Easting Drive
Mee
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Thomas £. Haines
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