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1 4 q Elvis W. igo)" 73, ‘of 6965 Fran - Madison Road, Middletown, died at - Sp.m, Sunday, May 5, 1896, at his * fesidenée.. * Born In More- head, Ky.,0n April 7, 1923, ‘he lived here = most of his. - . life. Mr. Igo - Was employed “in the‘factory : atiniand Con- * “tainer Corp. for , 32 years. He ; fetired in. - £1984-Hewas -a member of the Full Gdspel Out- *;fedch Pentecostal Church of God az Surviving are his wife of 53 years, earie J; three sons, Eddie LeRoy “Igo of Franklin and Richard and Jef- “firey Igo, both of Middletown; a “daughter, Linda S, Nolen of Franklin; + eight grandchildren; two great-grand- **children; a brother, Harry of Toledo; and a sister, Betty Jane Cecil of ~ Morehead, Ky. He was treceded in death by three “orothers,” ‘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. -- Mr. Igo Gladys ‘wirts 244 1136 Freda J B. 3, Jnloes , ql FIG — 1496 ®@ harles Innis 2) FEB-/ cuabriauaua — Mrs. Freda Blanche Inloes, 80, of 10041 Elanja 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. Thloes 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, Jerry, 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 Fimeral, 1357 E. Sec- ond St., Franklin, with the Rev. Ted Holstein officiating. Burial will be in Butler County Memo- . rial Park.” Charles Franklin Innis, 80, of : Kings Mills, died Monday, 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 Ashvand Lester of Montgomery; and'many nieces and nephews.” ~ * Funeral service was held Wednesday, Feb, 21 at 1:30 pm. at Tufts Schildmeyer Family Funeral Chapel in Loveland with burial at Hopkinsville Cemetery. eb. 19° a secretary for the Gourity Board ‘of ion.and was a member of ua United Methodist 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.