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“> Councit of Dayton. -In 1982, he retired
uas Hue (agen
RANKLIN — Former (mp kiin resi-
‘deat ‘Thomas Joseph 'HutCMvrson, 69. of
Port Myers, Fla., died Friday evening
at North Fort Myers Hospital. .
“Born in Middletown, he worked as x?
X ceittive secretary of the Building Trade
1, arid moved to Florida. .
: ate is survived by his wife; Ida; his
ther, Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson of
Middletown: ‘a son, Walter ‘Thomas, of
‘9° Franktin; one daughter, Mrs. Peggy
‘=4 York of Terre Haute, Ind.; one brother,
G William, of Middeltown;” two sisters,
_ Sister Ann Hutchinson of Indianapolis,
atid Mrs. Mary Webb of Clearwater,
Fia.; and five grandchildren. « .
iMass of “Christian. Burial will be
Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Holy Trini-
rge Klein officiating. Burial will
fue at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation
‘will be Tuesday from T to 9 p.m. at the
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home in
ty Churen in Middletown, the Rev.
“Middletown. .
eral contributions may be sent
to the American .Cancer Society,
asbestosresearch. *
jame,. West Carrollton, .
Rev.. Delbert Dawes.
ANeal Johnson: 725% .*
ve.,|died Monday, Nov. 18, at Ketter-
| edical Center where he had been a
along period of time.”. . :
. Mr} Johnson was born in-Madison
‘County, Ky and had lived in the Carli-
le area for most of his life. He had
j worl das a foreman at the Valley Sheet
‘Metal Co, in Middletown. He: held the
. Tankjof sergeant in the U.S. Army dur-
. ing World War II and was a member of
* Bethany Baptist Church, a
“ Neal Johnson, 59, 23) Walnut
it for two weeks. He had been ill |. ‘g
Services were held Fi
a est -anderson Funeral
y. Loma Gwinn officiating, .
will ein Springboro Cemetery = Barlal
Ky t
Yj and Mrs. Doris Jurpin of Rich- |
6
* Milton Ingles ns &
«LEBANON ~ Milton ingles, 76, of
Celina, formerly of change died at
his home Thurs: ay.
He was preceded in death’ by his
wife, M. Jeanette, in 1983,
Survivors include a dau; ter, Mrs.
fo Anne Adkins of Celina, ‘three
, Srandchildren and a great-
‘ grandehild”
Funeral: services will be at 11 a.m.
Monday at the Oswald Funeral Home
re,
Burial will follow-at Miami Valle;
Memory Gardens, : . y
Visitation will be Sunday from 2 to 5
1 and7to9p.m. at the funeral home.
re Louis Jeffery y\g.20
Louis (Bud) Jeffery, 66, of 44
Skokiaan_ Drive, Franklin, died|,
Nov. 17 at Middiétown Regional |
Hospital. .
’ He. retired from Stone Con-
.tainer, Franklin in 1975. He was
a veteran of.World War ll...
.} Survivors include his wife.
Phyllis: one son, Tracy, at home:.
daughters, Mrs. Diana, Love. of”
Webster, Fla. and,,Mrs. -Debl
Price * of Glendale, Cali
- Branddaughters. '~
4. Services; ill be hi
q water, . Fl.
lid of Middletown; and tae Gene
Mrs| Bonnie . Morton’ of Nicholsvitle’
, Ky.; and five ‘Srandchildren,
at the
fome with
79
de MaAHUUAL AVIS 3(71:
LEBANON — T. Randall Ivins, 80,
of Frederick, Md., a former longtime
Lebanon resident, died Wednesday at
Homewood Retirement Center’ in
Frederick where he had resided the
past year.
He operated the Ivins Pharmacy
here from 1950 to 1971 and was 2
substitute teacher in Lebanon schools
. after retirement. He was a member of
the Lebanon Elks Lodge 422 and
Lebanon Masonic Lodge 26.
“He is survived’ by three sons,
Thomas of Middletown, Charles W. of
California and Bruce of Frederick,
and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday
at the’Oswald Funeral Home. Burial
will be in Lebanon Cemetery. Visita-
tion will be Monday one hoir before
“services at the funeral home.’
ary A, Jone:
FRANKLIN — Gary A. Jon %4,¢
4 nl - died Wednesday. at th
Bnlversity of pincianati Hospital of i
a tumor, The funeral
to dselose his address, bape woul
«, Afr. Jones was a test technician .
ir Reynolds and Ri mols Comat
2
view Hospital, Dayton.
He is survived by his wife, Bet-
ty: son John Jones of Dayton;
three daughters, Mrs. Linda
Dalton of Carlisle, Mrs. Susan
‘Craycraft of Franklin,,and Mrs..
Louise Hall of Michigan; two
brothers, Arthur of Missouri ind
Earl‘ of Zanesville: ‘two: sisters,
Mrs. Rose Burden of McComb
and Mrs. Lucille Atrash of
Findlay; 18 grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. a
Funeral services will be held
Thursday, Jan. 24 at 1 P.m. at
the Unglesby Funeral Home,
Franklin. Visitation will be
Wednesday, Jan. 23 from 4 to 9
p.m. at the funeral home, Burial
will be at Woodhill Cemetery,
Franklin. ~
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