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fed: a dluilias Lue (Ben CARBRANKLIN — Former eee ; Aes Joseph Hulcawason, 69, of na” Fort Myers, Fla. died Friday evening 4s! at North Fort Myers Hospital. i.” Born in Middletown, he worked a ex: aS ectitive secretary of the Building Trade <= Couneil of Dayton. In 1982, he retired : arid moved to Florida. ” _sHe is survived by his wife, Ida; his ’; mudther, Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson of Mid ddletown; a son, Walter Thomas, of ranktin: one daughter, Mrs. Peggy ae of Terre Haute, Ind.; one brother, Willtam of Middeltown; two sisters, Sister Ann Hutchinson of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Webb of Clearwater, FHL; and five grandchildren. . iMass of “Christian. Burial will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Holy Trini- ty ‘Churen in a Middletown, the Rev. George Klein officiating. Burial will follow at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home in fawn. ‘Middlefove contributions may be sent fo the American Cancer Society, asbestos research. ae Money aM Marchi. 11 at: Safer * ‘Funeral: Home,.. West Carrollton, . ‘with“the Rev. Delbert Dawes. of- ficiating.-. Burial was: in Spr ingboro Cemetery. Neal. Johnson: ne , Mr} Neal Johnson, 59, 23) Walnut . « Ave.,[died Monday, Nov. 8, at Ketter- | “4 ag tng edical Center where he had been a z pate t for two weeks. He had been ill | fora jong period of time." Fak Johnson was born in- Madison ‘ : rity Ky., and had lived in the Carli- .sle area or most of his life. He had & worked as a foreman at the Valley Sheet “i Mat Co, in Middletown. He: held the . rank/of sergeant in the U.S. Army dur- . ing World War II and was a member of * Bethany Baptist Church. ‘the Rev, Loma Gwinn offictatin rial ; va @ in Springboro Cemetery. & Baral ; Milton. Ingles 5, e| ‘LEBANON Here Ingles, 76, of “Celina, formerly of Lebanon, died at hi ig home Thi Thursda He was prece ed in death by his wife, M. Jeanette, in 198 Survivors include a dau ter, Mrs. Jo Anne Adkins of Ce na, "three / grandchildren and a great- grandchild,’’ “Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the Oswald Funeral Home ere, Burial will follow-at Miami Valley Memory Gardens, : Visitation will be Sunday from 2 to 5 1 and7to9p.m. at the funeral home. -- Ke Louis Jeffery ,\.4.9r Louis (Bud) Jeffery, 66, of 44| Skokiaan Drive, Franklin, died}, ‘Nov. 17 at Middletown. Regional ; Hospital. He. retired from Stone Con- _tainer, Franklin in 1975. He was” a veteran of. World War I. : Survivors include his "wife. daughters, Mrs. Diana Love. of Webster, Fla. ‘and, Mrs. Debbie ” Moore of Franklin:- five, ‘brothers, * :. Charles of Harrison: Janes" of Carlisle; ‘Larty: Non L -Robert and Merl both, of Palmet~. Eto ' Fla. thréé!? sisters"! Mrs: f° ! Bla.. Mrs. _ Margaret Williams. Of ’ Price ~ of Glendale, Calif.; i two - Branddaughters. '~ Nov. “20 vat. 2 - ‘p.m at. ithe, Unglesby*Anderson Fiéral, ‘Home; Franklin, with: the. Rev. James’ Maggard officiating. ’ Burial - wills be -in Springboro- Cemetery. Visitation will be | . Wednesday, | Nov. 20 from 4 to 9 , p.m. at the funeral homé.’ ” His - _ survivors fieliide his hell a; five sonsi-Frteq aid nen et ae isle and Kenny, Ted and Everett of thon of his mother, Mrs, Randa on of Waco, Ky.; four brothers, ed of Waco, Lawrence of Glendale’. Russell of Clearwater, FL, and’ ic of Middlet town; and two sisters, Bonnie . Morton’ of Nicholsville, ie Mrs. Doris Turpin of Rich: » Ky. and five grandchildren, vices were he Fri un esby-Anderson Pune a he rr rep tee ’ Phyllis: one son, Tracy, at home:. | selirday tthe Forest Mildred? ‘ Morton” of’, Bradenton: ; ’ Madison, Fla. and “Mrs.2 Clara’ - -.5. Services.will be held; shursday,< 79 fe MaAHUGL AVINS 3{71: LEBANON — T. Randall Ivins, 80, of Frederick, Md., a former lon, time 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 a 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 hour before ‘ services at the funeral home.’ Cary a. Jones! 71S . RANKLIN — Gary Jones, 24, c ‘Praniklin, died W esday. at th University of Cincinnati Hospital of ; brain tumor, The funeral hoine woul Rot disclose his address. Pa Jones was a test technician So, sols and Reynolds Compute: fe He i is survived by ‘hig wil Sheard: son, Troy; father, James F,'J Jones ol pCincinna i mother, ‘Mrsv- Rita (A. Stewart: art'of Citteinnatt- “graridpdrents, Mr abd Mrs: AT. Sones; - f dtather Roy. and great- iiidral services’ will 888 at ta fa, Dale Chure 5 BOk, Wis Kemper! Réad See ngdale; the: R RevirJde ae oMlieller of 2. Burial will be Rest'Haven plictatin B [dren oe Visitation will -bé. at ‘the one hour before services; ments are: by.:the. Vorhis ee Ss Contributions tions may be made. to the = Hospice of Middletown, es Jobis aul ‘anes : ps En Paut nee Pee 1030 Dalé Ave., Franklin, died Jan 21 at Grandview Hospital, Dayton. He is survived by his wife, Bet- ty: son John Jones of Dayton; jhree daughters, Mrs. Linda ‘Dalton of Carlisle, Mrs. Susan ‘Craycraft of Franklin. wand Mrs.. Louise Hall of Michigan; .two brothers, Arthur of Missouri and Earl‘ of Zanesville: ‘two: ‘Sisters, Mrs. Rose Burden of McComb and Mrs. Lucille’ Atrash of Findlay; 18 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. 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 9g p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be at Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin.