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Nee LL IN Mabel Ann Ivins - 19 AUG FTO - Mrs. Mabel Ann Ivins, 8, died Aug. 12 at her residence, Lebanon, Route one. She is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Grace Bannest and Mrs. Dorothy Sieler, both of Lockland; Mrs. Catherine Jones, Mrs. Esther Carey and Mrs. Martha Jean Dunn, all three of Lebanon, and Mrs. Helen Hauck of Sardinia. Also surviving are four sons, Charles, Leroy and Clayton, all of Lebanon, and Edward of Lockland. Other survivors in- clude 31 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held -»Saturday at the Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Bethany Cemetery. :-7 bes. igzo aS Joh 2 John E. James, 70, of 445 South . East St., Lebanon, died last Wednesday in Middletown Hospital, He is survived by his wife, _ Ruth; one son, Dick; and a . brather, Herschel, all of ‘7 Lebanon. =: Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday et o Funeral] Home in Leben Burial was at Cemetery, Lebanon EREIN IS UMCLASSIFIED eS: E le-le-c005 BY 6 ED ATE Ton Co A , VIBNTTT O Stella Jameson Mrs. Stella Jameson, 93, of 111 Mound St., Lebanon, died on Jan, 12 at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. She was a lifetime member of the Lebanon Presbyterlan Church. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) at the Oswald Funeral Home with burial in the Lebanon Cemetery. Mrs. Jameson is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Clark Weamer and-Mrs. Cecil Griest both of Lebanon, one grand- daughter, and three great- grandchildren. 2 Harold B. Janney RO MAY 19770 Funeral services and burial for Harold Bradden Janney, former Warren County resident, were held May 7 at Dayton. Age‘ 70, he died there May 5. Sur- viving are the wife, Mary Sophia’ Heaghman Janney; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara K. Sloan of Oak- wood, and five grandchildren, A son James died two years’ aga, Elsie Johnston 2% JuLy 1974 Elsie K. Johnston, 74; of Route 1, Lebanon, passed away July 18 at the West View Nursing Home, She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Marlin Watkins, of Lebanon; a son, Paul W., of Winchester; and four grand- Private burial services were held at 10:30 a.m. this morning (Wednesday) at Oswald Funeral Home, Lebanon, with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. Henry Johnston R22 I¢LY 19-70 Henry Johnston, 59, Route } Morrow, passed away at Epp Memorial Hospital July 21. . Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.-at Vale > Funeral Home, with “interment at South Lebanon Cemetary. Visitation will be today (Wed- nesday) from 6-9 p.m. He is survived by a son James, Route 1, Morrow; a daughter, Marlin Kersey, Dayton, two grandchildren; three brothers, Charles of Clarksville, Jess of Westboro, and Howard’ of Wilmington; One sister, Neva Runyan, of Oregonia, O224 UC BAWS/DEy a GHOe so a Ee ne | tee , . Letcher Johnsan® # 7OSe eo 4; 7s Services for Latcher Je 71, of 1282 Helaitie Dr:, Franklin, formerly of 8596S. Union Réad, Miamisburg, will be held Zak? 2 ey a ee Surviving are his. wiser Rose; two sons;'. Focraat' of © Franklin, and Samuel: of Redondo Besch,. Calif,;--a brother, Fred of Franklins’. a sister, Mrs. Ollie Stamper of Morris Fork, Ky.; and four . Srandchildren, 2 Joe §. Johnston Funeral services were held Monday for Joe S. Johnston, 78, of 13 Wilson Road, Fairborn. Formerly of Waynesville, Johnston died Friday at his residerice. 22 O£¢ /P70 He was a retired employe of National Cash Register and a member of the Krypton’s Kentucky Lodge, number 905 F & AM. He is survived by his wife, Ollie; two daughters, Mrs. Flossie Payne of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Amanda Carwile of Dayton; three sons, John W. of Springfield, Chester L. of Dayton and Denman G. of Texas; one bother, Wesley of Richmond, Ky; 12 grand- children, seven great grand- children and several nieces and. nephews. Funeral services were held at 2p.m.at Seven Pines, Ky. Burial was at Seven Pines Cemetery. Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Paul Elton Johnston 19 EEG 1970 Paul Elton Johnston of 909 Snider Road, Mason,. died February 12 at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. He was 74 years old. Mr. Johnston is survived by a sister, Anna McKibben of Dayton, and a brother, Homer Johnston of Snider Road. Funeral services were held on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Shorten Funeral Home in Mason. Burial was in the Monroe Presbyterian Cemetery at Nicholsville,