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Elvis W. ig igo, 73, of - Madison Road, Middletown, died at - 3p.m. Sunday, May = tesidenée.. "Born in More- ~ head, Ky.,.on April 7, 1923, < he lived here + most of his. . life. Mr. Igo = Was employed “in the‘factory ; atinland Con- * “tainer Corp. for . Ae years. He ; Tetired in- - Eagea-Hewas Mw 'se -/@ member of the Full Gdspel Out- jFeach Pentecostal Church of God > Surviving are his wife of 53 years, “earrie J.; three sons, Eddie LeRoy ‘ “Igo of Franklin and Richard and Jef- ““frey Igo, both of Middletown; a “daughter, Linda S. Nolen of Franklin; - fight grandchildren; two great-grand- ‘children; a brother, Harry of Toledo; sand a sister, Betty Jane Cecil of ~ Morehead, Ky. He was preceded in death by three. “brothers, “Leonard, Buck and Roy Igo; and a sister, Myrtle Carroll. Y ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral ser- vices are Set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Joseph R. Baker Furieral -Home, with the ReV. James Maggard officiating. Burial will ‘be at Woodside Cemetery. -- Gladys Wins 244N 996 lady: ‘Hazel (Gum) Ivins, for most of her Freda} B. Jnloes 19Gb pa a3 Na —Mrs. Freda Blanche Inloes, 80, of 10041 Elanj: Drive, “Miamisburg (Chautauqua), died at 7:10 a.m. Thursday at the Barbara Parke Care Center in Middletown. A homemaker, she was born on March ‘1, 1915, in College Cor- ner, Ohio, and "formerly" resided in Oxford. Mrs. Inloes is survived by her husband of 54 years, Louis H.; three sons, Bob of Fairfield, “Ed: of Carlisle and. Gerald’ of San Antonio, Texas; a daughter, * Martha’ L. Reese of Miamisburg; two sisters, Hilda Agnew of Eaton and Patty Master of Ox- ford;. seven grandchildren, Juli Reese, Diana Reese Clary and David, Nichole, Jérry, Stephen and Christopher Tnloes; and two great-grandchildren. ; - She was preceded in death by .two grandchildren, Susan Reese in 1992 and Brett Inloes in 1977. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Unglesby- Anderson Funeral, 1357 E. Sec- ond St., Franklin, with the Rev. Ted ‘Holstein officiating. Burial will be in Butler County Memo- rial Park.’ Charles Innis 2) FeB-/77¢ Charles Franklin tonis, 80, of : Rings Mills, died Monday, | Feb. 19 at Bethesda North Hospital. He was’ born in 1915 in Maineville and had been employed -in machine repair with Ford Motor Co, He was an Army veteran. * He was preceded in death by his'parents Lulu Mae (Kendle) and _ Lucian Innis. He is survived by wife Miriam (Boger) Innis; sisters Mildred Holden of Urbana and Janet McDaniel of Lebanon; brothers John of Dayton, Robert of Blue Ash.and Lester of Montgomery;- and many nieces and nephews.’ ~ * Funeral service was. held Wednesday, Feb, 21 at 1:30 p.m. at Tufts Schildmeyer Family Funeral Chapel in Loveland with burial at Hopkinsville Cemetery. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE 12-12-2008 BY 60324 UC BAW/DK/RYS a secietary for the , mn. County Board ‘of n.and was a member of > ‘precedéd in death. . by-her, parents; and husband , 1994. funeral service Friday, Jan, 26 at.10.a.m..all at Oswald- Hoskins Funeral . Home, Lebanon’ with Rev. James Ludwick officiating. Burial will follow in Lebanon Cemetery.