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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
279A-WF-222936USAMRIID 922l% HH&lMlSLmEM%5H1J b6
DATE 1:-12-2000 BY 00324 tc BAUKDKERTS b7@
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The followin investigation was co stalInspector"[:::::;:;:::fand Special Agent  SA! of the
esti atin  FBI! on April 13, 2005: Federal Bureau o nv g g
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration records
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registered to address:| F
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REGIST RED T03 Br e Edward Ivins,  DOB!:O4 2 71946 O
REGISTRA ION EXPIRATION DATE: 2005
PREVIOUS MD AG:VIN:
MAKE:
MODEL:
YEAR:
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REGISTRATION EXPIRATIO DATE: _NOt listed? !
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REGVAL-DT: 1 11003
RFNDIN ODOMETER: 119351 CODEZA
I-152-098~1 88-310 SUSREV: NO PRIVACY: YES
IVINS 510 150 2 M 04122146
FREDERICK F MD 21702
-END OF RECORD- ALL IEFDRHLTIJN EDNTAINED
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DATE 12-12-2035 BY 60324 UC EAWEBKIRY5
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Date: 41132005 Time: 01:55:04 PM
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FLAG:NO sox FLAG:NO
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REG-VAL-DT: 092704 &#39;7
RFND:N ODOMETER: 002175 CODE:A &#39;
5 SUSREV: NO PRIVACY: YES
BRUCE EDWARDS IVINS 5-10 150 2 M 04122146
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-END OF RECORD-
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|NS.CO: STATE FARM MUT AUT INS C POLlCY#: 2954097E1020
REG-VAL-DT:
PREVIOUS CLASS: M PRE92fiOUSTAGZ 395206M RFNDIN ODOMETER: 000502 CODE:
SUS.REV: NO PRIVACY: YES
BRUCE EDWARDS IVINS s_1o 150 2 M 04x22/46  "
|:| FREDERICK F MD |:|
SUS.RlErC_NO PBIVACYZ YES |
-END OF RECORD-
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Date: 4/13/2005 Time: 01:55:00 PM
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|NS.CO: STATE FARM MUT AUT ms c POLICY#: 205409251020
REG-VAL-DT:
PREVIOUS cmss: M PREVIOUS-TAG: 395206M RFND:N ODOMETER:DO0502 0005;
|:| SUS.REV: NO PRIVACY: YES
BRUCE EDWARDS IVINS 5-10 150 2 M 04122146
|:| FREDERICK &#39;F MIi>|:|
USl.RE92ll: NO PRIVACY: YES |
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Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration was contacted and
asked to rov d d &#39; &#39; &#39; &#39;p 1 e a river s licence picture of Bruce EdwardsIvins, date of birth O4/22/1946i The original picture provided
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Motor Vehicle Administration
6601 Ritchie Highway, NE
Glen Burnie, MD 210622361 _
SUBJECT: Request for Digital image of MD Licensee
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As part of a criminal investi ation being conducted by this agency, I am
requesting the digitized i age for the following MD licensee: Bruce E. lvins,
OLN I-152-O98-188~31 , DOB 4/22/1946.
if available, please provide us with this persons digitized photograph and
any related identifying information on file.
Please fax your response to my attention at lf you feel that
so rovi e et e abov a facsimile may not be readable, please a p m h erequested information by U.S. Mail]. My mailing address is USPiS]:|
Thank you for your assistance in this
matter.
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Motor Vehicle Administration
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AS MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND AND BY VIRTUE OF
THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME UNDER THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE, MARYLAND
VEHICLE LAN, I D0 HEREBY CERTIFY, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, THAT THE
FOLLOWING IS A TRUE COPY TAKEN FROM THE ORIGINAL NON ON FILE AND A PART
OF THE RECORDS OF THIS ADMINSTRATION.ALL IIIFDRIIATIDN CEINTAII-]&#39;EIi
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DATE lEJ.32DDi3 B? 5IlEi3% UE B1&#39;1J1].IJE¬lF.YS
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  !VEHICLE TITLE NUMBER
VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAG NUMBER
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
CORRESPONDENCE DATED:
OUR RECORDS FAIL TO REFLECT ANY INFORMATION FOR:
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MARYLAND AND FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS UNAUTHORIZED qDISCLOSURE-OF INFORMATION FROM MVARECORDS MAR 31 AM5
VIOLATION OF THESE PROVISIONS IS A MISDEMEANOR DR%0@m@
PUNISHABLE BY A FINE up T0 $1ooo DOLLARS. r -as NITNESS, MY HAND nun THE SEAL OF THIS A-~Azi=i§3§%ééT _
ADMINISTRATION THE DAY AND YEAR SET OPPOSITE. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---

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|_ Date of Birth  DOB! ii;Social Security Number  SSN!| I residing at I
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telephone] Iwas contacted at| |Officew er was advised of the identity of the interviewing Agent bpresentation of credentials, and the purpose of the interview. [i:]was specifically advised thatE::]was one of hundreds of people
being interviewed in the course of the investigation into the
mailing of anthrax laced letters and that[:] was being approached
as an ally to the inve &#39; ation and not a target of theinvestigation. [::::::ffiiprovided the following information:
Flt |provided a copy o lassignments and|wFich is s ored in&#39;a 1-A envelope. f particularinterest was USAMRILD at E91; &#39; MarylandI L I fr<>m|:|
From I duties involved
Investigation on O 4 /2 7 / 2 O Q 5 at I I r
bew . 7 m File # 2 79A-WF222 93 6-LEA]It;>§!L92USAMRIID&#39;>&#39;92Z%j Date dictated 04 /27/2 O O5 b &#39; V
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As part ofl Iduties at USAMRIIDJ |received training
in| Q_ _ T b6
b7C knowledge, has never come into contact with any person anywhere
who was actually exposed to anything that could be construed to becapable of infecting mass casualties on any part of the world
Questions for USAMRIID Interviews
[:::::::::]was asked all of the questions titled"Questions for USAMRIID Interviews" even though¥::]advisedE;;lnever
worked with any biological organisms. A copy o said ques s is
stored in the 1-A section of case file for this report of
interview, as notations were made by the interviewing Agent on
same. Specific responses for numbered questions are as follows:
I 1.|
i [ls not familiar with thenames Bruce Ivins or! |never was associated withanyone who was verse in t e weapon1zat&#39; ts. |:|also
was never aware of any &#39; &#39; &#39; and was not
familiar with the term
10 and 11.  s provided with a copy of b6building blueprints an mar e the area where|gUUworked. This copy" b7c&#39; &#39; &#39; in a lA envelope.  i not work inand was not familiar with same.
12-16.  ever handled "select agents," nor did|:|work with anyone w o i . |:|did not have routine access to any2_-4.  responded "No" to each.
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"hot" areas and does not recall ever bein in any of sa1e::Fetalone allowing anyone entry to same on|[:i credentials. does
not recall anyone having access to any agents also had theabilit to create same or handle same, nor isifijaware of anyonewhdE::fconsiders a suspect in the anthrax mai ings.
17-18. [::]has not worked with anyone whom[:] considerslax with handling any agents or whom[::]considers to be interested
in turning any agents into harmful agents.[::] knows of no one who
expressed an interest in gaining access to anthrax or any other
dangerous agents.
19-20. E::]"wouldn&#39;t know where to start" to go about
preparing dried Ba or to send it through the mail nor isE::]aware
of any one who expressed any interest in being able to "get around"
forensic techniques. 1
9 -9 s from and .1 _?- I L I I i__]has no personal or professiona
association with Trenton, NJ or Princeton, NJ, nor is[:} aware ofanY QRT Wh0 dQ§.r_:J was WQIkinQ_n Frederick, Maryland  MD! -during and does not recallspecifically makin an trips to NJ during that time period, nor is
92 aware of any ofE:::fassociates who did. &#39;
23.[:::]is aware of §OPs for decontamination but does notnor did[:] have access to Class II and Class III biosafety cabinets
in[:::]work_areas and does not know exactly what constitutes same.
24. [:;:::::::]has never worked in virology areas and is
not familiar wit the terms "paraformaldehyde or glutaraldehyde
fumigation."
&#39; 25-26. has never smelled bacterial decontamination
agents nor has ever used plastic storage containers such as
sterilite boxes in[:::]work areas.
27-28[:::] has never worked in any labs and is therefore
not aware of any Ba work official or otherwise, nor whether or not
such work was recorded in notebooks.
29-30. [::::::::::bas never purchased any pre-stamped
envelopes nor used any from any source.

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3132.[::::::::::]never handled any of the anthraxlaced
letters or envelopes, nor has[:] performed an analytical work onany of the evidence in this case, nor does[::Ipersona1ly know of
any one who has.
Questions regardinql I
[::::::::;1has heard the name from but has
never been persona y introduced to as never been
rovided training fromI Ihas no recol ec ion of ever seeing[::] at USAMRIID and questioned whetherI Iwas at USAMRIIDuring the same time period n was. I Iwas asked all
of the questio oncerning and ans " " to each,insisting thatTi:would not know if walked into thesame room.[:::]has no information regarding any ofI I
&#39; es, includin .and knows of nothing concerningfter e 1; USAMRIID.  knows of nothing 
not previo y covere in above interview questions and can thinkof nothingtii knows that would be helpful relating to the anthrax
mailings.
[:::::::::]never hosted any foreign visiting scientists
and does not know anyone who did.
I Iwas anIbut is unaware ofI Iever associatin with anyI I[::] is not aware of any one who k with never tto any one who was present whenE?f:f:::]spo e to memb rs. has no knowledge of political issues regarding the or
Lresponse to same. has never conversed nor known o others who
have regarding decontamination pr to avoid leaving traces 6of pathogens, nor is[::] aware of[?¬f%%f?For any one else ever 57¢
discussing forensic countermeasures whereby a would be bioterrorist
could avoid being identified or detected.
I Iis not aware of ever showing simulantsfor Q Iis not aware of ever discussingwithI Ithe use of a lyophilizer to ma e powdered anthrax.
I Iis not aware ofI Iever showing materials such as a home-
made glovebox made rom a plastic container, various bottles and
kitchen supplies, or discuss scenarios in which such items could be
used to prepare a bioweapon.
[::::::::]has no other information about[:::::::::]
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A review of §RUCE92IVINS&#39; United States Army Medical
Research Institute of Infectious Disease user drive revealed
several emails between IVINS Thesl &#39;1 P ai sIreferenced Kappa Kappa Gamma i _
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social securitv adcount numberI I
e hone number cellular telephone nwas interviewe a lace of employment, l §K<
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identit of the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview,
provided the following information:
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received
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[::::::::]worked at the UNITED STATES ARMY MEDIC
RESE ISEASES  USAMRI ID! from
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brought o QB Q1 I I _ program at USAMRIID and H
worked in
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the main USAMRIID buildings. _
[::::::::]worked on two projects while workin at
USAMRIID. The rimary project involved work on
worked on a _ro&#39;ect to develo aP 1 P I
at USAMRIID. I Iwork on the projects primarily
-dealt with DNA.
In app &#39; Lleft USAMRIID and
went to work for I
I Iwhile waiting to work
for the as an anal st. While
awaitin securitv clearance worked atI I
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In June or July 2001J Ireturned toI II IwhereI Iis currenty employed asI I
While employed at USAMRIID, did not have access
or work with bacillus anthracis  Ba!. had access to
Ebola, Marburg and VEEV but did not work with the live agents
except for work related toI I I Idid
the Ebola challenges in whichI II II [:::]did not have access to the Ba lab and any anthrax work was
performed by other individuals. BRUCE IVINS worked in the anthrax .
area.  I
had not ever used the modified G sporulation
media. had not used any culture technique.
[::::::::::::]was one of the last bio warfare quvs that
had an expertise in weaponization techniques. I I
[::::::::]had no knowledge bf any areas of USAMRIID which
had problems with bacterial contamination, particularly virology
suites.
- be&#39; e he Building,[:::::::] d in b?c
suite and suite in building cou
not remember what the spe &#39; om numbers for an
I Isuites were. suite was were Ebola work was
performed and suite was were VEEV work was performed.
I Ihad not used the hot areas of bu "s| II Icould not remember if had used the roomtiiif t e walk-
in cooler, in building had no knowledge of who used
or what was stored in room .
E::::g:::]had never seen or heard of people "piggy~ ha
_ backing" in an out of the hot areas at USAMRIID or visiting b7C
scientists being taken into the hot areas by USAMRIID researchers.
[::::::::]had no knowledge of anyone removing Select H
Agents from the hot areas covertly but believed that it would be
easy because anyone that had the appropriate access badge and pin
code could walk into a hot area and conceivably take anything.
[::::::::] was not aware of anyone who said the might makea Select Agent for use in some improper fashion. [:::::E::]was not
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aware of any persons with the access and ability to create or
handle dangerous biological agents who had expressed hostile
attitudes toward any political r anization, the media, or others.There were no persons that[::::f:f:]believed or suspected of
possibly being associate &#39; mailing of the anthrax letters.There were no people thag[fif%:EEf]worked with who were
lackadaisical in handling dangerous items or inappropriately, &#39; erested in agents that could be turned into harmful agents.[:::::] b[i%E:]was not aware of anyone at USAMRIID that was rumored to be b§c
interested in gaining access to anthrax or any other biological or
chemical agents or the means to produce them without a specificmeans to do so. E:::::::]was not aware of any work being conductedwith Ba or its simulants which was unofficial or not recorded. [:::][;::::}as not aware of anyone who expressed a special interest in
eing able to get around forensic techniques.
The dried BA would have to be ground up prior to being
placed in the mail. The problem with grinding up the dried BA is
that chemicals have to be added in order to keep the dried BA from
stickin to ether and in order to get the dried BA into powdE%:::?:::]did not know what chemicals had to be used. Ef:::::]
had knowledge of the process to dry out and process the BA
from his work as a| L $ | Someone with E:::::::::]
knowledge might have the knowledge of what chemicals had to be usedwhen the dried BA was ground up. [:::::::::hid not believe that
there were many people with the knowledge of the exact chemicals to
be used. &#39;
[:::::::::]nor any of[::] associates had any personal or
professional association with Trenton, New Jerse , Princeton, orother areas of New Jersey. [:::::::]nor any of[E:] associates
traveled to N w Jersev in September or October 2001. I Ihadrelocated to[Zif was
There were Standard Operating Procedures formination of Class II and Class III biosafety cabinets in[::::]E??iff:Twork areas but[::::::::]could not remember any of the b6
speci lCS. Paraformaldehyde and lutaraldehyde fumigation were not b7¢employed in the. &#39; ing in whichI Iworked but they were b2used in Building%ii%]on a regular basis. Ihad never b7Fsmelled bacterial de &#39; &#39; in theI I
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Everybody used the plastic storage containers, such as
steril&#39;te b f t f &#39; s at USMARIID The i oxes, or s orage o thei .
e was not sure how storage containers were.everywher . ,
when, where, or by whom the containers were purchased. Since the
container h had never noticed any of the
wou d have been hard to determine.
All o{::::::::::]work was recorded in lab n k
was not where they would be stored but
at the building would probably know w ere t e
no e oo s were s ore .s were everyw ere,
storage boxes missing becau e it
had never purchased pre-stamped envelopes likethe ones use in the mailing forL;::]own use or for anyone else.| had never used any of t e vending machines in Frederick,
ary an to purchase pre-stamped envelopes.
handled any of the anthrax had not p
laced letters or envelopes. had not performed any
analytical work of the evidenc . e in t e case
|never hosted any foreign visiting scientists and
was not an| lmember.
new who &#39; prior to theE::::]
[:::::::] about in the auditorium
area in the Administration area, in the office that| |shared
and at the[::::]Building. In June or July 2000,[:::::]
saw &#39;n the auditorium area of the &#39; " ration area
of USAMRIID during a science related meeting. was employed
by and no longer working for USAMRIID. was not sure
if had an escort, what type of badg ad, and where
else might have gone in USAMRIID. v
ll  llever let piggy back into any areas
with never saw taking an equipment out of ,USAMRIID or movin e ipment o a ace where ||could use itunobserved. E:::;?;:fnev orking with ba &#39;cultures or yop i izers. ad no knowledge oft&ffii%:]
removing or borrowing any equipment from USAMRIID or t in to
obtain discarded lab equipment. [:::::::]never asked
an isolates equipment or access to any USAMRIID location , s.
&#39; not know where o ed samples or materials nor was
aware of any samp e might have brought with[:::]
from prior research or employment.
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ever discussed[:::]ex eriences withtalked about[::?%discussions wit
o . never made an re erences to killingy people. I hid not recall[::::f::]complaining about any
i political issues narticularly involving senators or med*
personnel. did not have any conversations with
which ned scenarios involving bioweapons and how to
em. entioned the idea of mailing anthrax.
never hear mention ways to avoid forensic
detection in bioweapons cases. &#39;
[::::::::]had no idea if[::::::]had any connections to
ey r Princeton. [::::::]r1 mmended any books to. I |did*not know ifTiff:f?fjever visited[::::]
knew that| Iwent to work forl I 
leavin USAMRIID. was try U! 1;| |E;;;;;;§;;2%EE:fhe rumors were that| iwas never going to get 
[:;;;;::]:never saw[:::::::]near the walk-in cooler, room[:::] in the o side of building 1412.
was not sure what| lworked on at USAMRIID
but reme ered a presentation given byw ich was going to go| di.
cou no remember a versial issues being iscusse[:::::hid not know ifTf:ffEifjever showed any interest in anthrax.
Since the ncerning| H hasnot heard any comments about or about having given| |
access to certain areas or to Ba &#39; additional &#39; . hato add regardin the anthrax letter mai ings. E:??fEiEi]neverworked with[:::?:::]on any projects or experiments.
[:::::::]remembered[::]as being reasonable clean andneat but it was a working lab with a lot of things going on. £::::]
[::::]had no knowledge of any growths or colonies that a eare tobe possible bacterial contamination of viral cultures. %?::::::::::]shared an office with[::::] out with- I i might d to mentor to be theInext bioweapons experf. could not identify any of
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could not recall seeing a lyophilizer in[::]or outside in the
could not specifically remember being in a hot
suite with but a r &#39; the access logs agreedthat was robably iniiéiiwithfifififjfor the times and dates
shown. was in as a guest and was probabl checking onthe status o t e mice involved id[::j ro&#39;ect. | Iwas notsure which area of the lab was] E1 E Ijhad no
knowledge of whether kep |area of the ab clean and
free of trash, cleaned with Microchem, ate or drank in the
lab, or what condition lef ipment with whichworked. [::::;:;:]did no ow ift%§§§%ifracted carelessly in fle
lab with regar o safety, risked exposure to pathogens
unnecessarily, acted risky in the lab, or seemed concerned withobtaining vaccinations that[::]needed or was required to have.
- _ &#39; recall what equipment worked
lab equipment broug in o or any other suite for use.
[::::]had no knowledge of or yone else any labequipment from a hot suite. never saw[iii2ji7Tin a shower
area.
[:::::::]|did not recall seein or hearing about[::::::]bein in an bacteriolo suites E:::ii::]did not n g y gy . see anyo e
working on anything i or suite where such work was notroutinely conducted. E:i2:fffi]was not aware of any unusual
decontaminations being performed. [::::::::]was not aware of any
animals dying of an unknown cause.
I never sawl Ilooking through bags left bythe autoclave. I lbelieved that a lab technician by the name
as responsible for autoclaving things fgelated to[__J. M
There were probably places where someone could have grown
Ba without anyone knowing because there were multiple incubators
which multiple people used for different projects. One individual
would not necessary have known what another individual was working
on at a particular time. qbe
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902nd &#39; igence Group, For ,*MaryIand, telephone
num er was interviewe rtelephonicaily. After being 
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records onifile lor IVINS in theI I I, O0
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of IVINS was complete on July 14, 2004. IVINS was granted TopSecret clearance on September 29, 2004.£;:;;;:;::Fdvised that the
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The Warren County, Ohio Genealogical Society was contacted with regard to
ordering obituaries from their records. On April 5, 2005, seven obituaries were ordered using an
order form and USPS money order sent throueh the U.S. Mail, for the following naines: C.WILBU I S died 1938 , MARY RANDDALL IVINS  died 1954!, MABEL IVINS   ! died 1970!, NDALL IVINS  died 1985!, T. QASEQALL IVIN  died 1985!, GL DYS
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was survived by son and widow MARY IVINS. Obituary of MARY
IVINS indicated that she was survived by son| |
Attached hereto and considered part of this document are the original order form,
a copy of the USPS money order receipt, and the receipt form, obituaries and a copy of the
envelope received on April 13, 2005.
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C. W. Ivins.1-Iilbur Ivins 6?, well known Lebanon druggistiddied
suddenly Wednesday afternoon in Sarasota.» >1 _a-
where he was spending the winter. Funeral S91/108$
will be held at Sarasota on Saturday afternoon but the
body will not be brought to Lebanon until&#39;later.
Mr. Ivins had been in-the retail drug business at Leb-
anon f or forty years and since 1919 Clarence Jamesonhad been associated with him in the business. TSurviving are the widow. MI$- Ma-I&#39;.Y IV1-11$? me S°n&#39;W &#39;Randall Ivins,Letanon: and three br9therséi§:ga§:nt1
Ivins, Lebanon attorney, Dr. L.T.Ivi?sF,r;; Ha e Ind_ist, of Ciccinnati, and Lee Ivins, o O YT1
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27 Jan. 1938 Franklin Chronicle &#39;
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Mrs. Anna Leight
Mrs. Leight, the late wife of Fred Leight, of Red
Lion, died Tuesday evening at six o&#39;clock at the
Middletown Hospital where she had been taken earlier
in the day. Her death followed an extended illness
at the home of her son, Frank Leight, in Red Lion
In addition to her husband and92._&#39;;s&#39;on she is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Worman of Franklin, and
three grandchildren, Doris Ann, James and Frederick
Funeral services will be conducted on Friday after
noon at two o&#39;clock at the Unglesby Funeral Home in
Franklin. Burial will be in Milton, Ohio
2? Jan. 1938  Franklin Chronicle!
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92l I-Iurwich, Saull0 June 1954 
ILLNESS IS FATAZL
&#39;T0_S-AUL nunwicii
Associated_iiTth&#39; Fashion?
Shoppe Many Years; 3
Rites Tuesday
Following an illness of seven?
months, Saul Hurwich, aged_&#39;60,_
died Sunday _at Jewish Hospital in
Cincinnati where he had been a._ patient for several weelfs. f
l lie had been associated with hif[wife Ruby in &#39;I&#39;he_I-ashion Shoppe
Hheregztor more than 35 years. A"i graduate of University oi
.burgh, he was an attorney and"
practiced law for a time in Pittsi
iburgh; He was a member of Lebl
-anon Lodge c_>f~YM:iisoms, Scota
_ Rite and,_Shrine in Cincinnati and
wag pasteaialted ruler_ of- the Leb-7
v anon-Lodge -or &#39;»-&#39; Funeral services wer.e_held1&#39;a&2;
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__a.t M_iar_s. Rest,,Home_S1mday;_were_held at 10:30 a. In. Wednesday at[Vale "f Funeral ,Home ;_-in~_&#39;.&#39;.Morrow
_with&#39; burial? in .5=Maineville Cemeé
tery.:IHe:ha&#39;d&#39;$be&#39;e&#39;n-&#39;in&#39;lillzliealth for
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Broth&#39;errOf&#39; Local &#39;
5 Resident Called- Hutchinson, Russell &#39;
Russell A. Hutchinson of To-
ledo, blOlll l&#39;--I-I-£:l[lS. llulph l.e92vi$,
was in. n serious condition and on
his way to Phoenix, Arizona. M1".Lewis ucieompanied his bl&#39;0i.hlZl-ili-
law but i}l_1-. liutchinsqii co&#39;uldn&#39;l
continue his fight for life and in
New Mexico passed away on Sat-
urciu}, I-ebruary 6, at ll! p.m. Mr.Lewis is accompanying: _tl1e bo:i_92&#39;home, arrivipg 92Vi-dn".<day. Nt
funeral ax-ru_hp;einents have beent made, &#39; _
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Hutslar, Esther _27 May 1954 &#39;
LQUISTANA WOW
lS;COUN1YS%.»SD TIl
TRAFFIC "Vl CT 1 MI - .
Killed Beneath Own Car
In, Mason Wednesday
 _ Night _ _
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death of the ye_ar was 19¢°l&#39;d°d
Wednesday night .when a 56-ye=_1r-old New &#39;-Orleans v-wine} was kill-
ed underneath&#39;_.her&#39; own car in the
village of &#39;Mazson; - &#39;-
Police Chief ElmerWriZi&#39;92t- who
investigated, reported Mrs. Esther
I-lutslar was en route to Spring-
field to visit a nephew. She be-
came tired of driving and gskedi
her companion, Mrs. Gertrude"Haase, 52- New Orleans to relieve
her. They stopped near the Qall:~
more Funeral Home. By mistake,Mrs; Hutslar l_ett the car in auto-
rn_atic . drive. As" ahe_ walked 1"
.~.;1&#39;ron&#39;t of the machine her com-
panion &#39;st&#39;epped on the"-"foot ac-Warren &#39; county&#39;s. _s1xth&#39; traffic-
Hutslaz; downand ran _over her._ ,92!i"92¢ .Irwin, Ansel
9 Dec 1954- .
_14__  .92t[&#39;Cif-Q-¥:i&#39;92 92¢p ,-~- .._ - , .- :.-; Q - :. ,5 .- &#39;-1;--~"=:_;.__-z__ -_f_ := v ~y51/§§.i:_t;,.._§_ _»-.--1: r -_.¢l-._-wag. :_-1 "3;--!;¢.92:==*-i  :" 5  &#39; -._..Fo_r Ansel-.~.Ir_w1n_ _ .._ _ w..*-&#39;c"- -~ ~,-  "-:"-1&#39;-ii»? ?§E"...:T:-&#39;t . -- __ .  ~ _- _ Ansel Irwin, &#39;a¢&#39;ed.57, irellipownMason resident; died~ =&#39;Mon<_i1y- at
his home; following-__a&#39;n Jlilness-,o£
one year. Herhad been associated. witlé Mueiinich Motor: until: _re-_
can Y. _;_i_~  " -  &#39;- i Funeral service: will be held at;
2 p. m.- Thursday at .Gallimorei
Funeral Home with burial in Rose
Hill Cemetefyst -~ " .
-»&#39;Surviving are his wife, Lucille,
two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Mo-
ler, Florida; »Mrl. Pearl BY!"-
near Mason; two sons, Glenn and
ci_iffOl;Ci Irwin of;,MB0B and 1
brother, Will Irwin of M350!!-
Frlendsy. are aslmd to_ omit ew-
_ers"r&#39;and contribute to the »Wl1-
_ren County Cancer Society.  .&#39;
, Ivins, Maryltandall _ 1"
~ 26 Aug 1954 * .&#39; If.
M*3$f§&#39;"aM8W  Iviiis
Services Mondiyi, H, I__. 1&#39; rm}: Mary Raindull Ivins&#39;,"ii§ed.s2, died Friday night at _C_hg1mp-ion Rest Home here after unfett-
ltended-illness. She 9292viis_,&#39;_a lifeilonglresldent of ilebnnoyn and the wi.&#39;tl0W of C. 92Vi_lbur"Iviiis,&#39;_iwidely-
known  Lebn_riohj;cl1ug&#39;-§:i92st._&#39; __  ,¢f;I:~ I<ffuiierul"sei7vic&#39;es w&#39;eFe&#39; helgl Mon-day at the convénic"nge:o&#39;i"tl1&#39;e {kin-sil_v- at Osivaldr naaom lldn1ejvi_thllmrinl ~in Lebnndn penaetery.
"Surviving ar=ix&#39;_faon,.jT..92 Ron-dull lvins andf thrée "r sons.
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w"g§.1EPOI§6l&#39;l. dead on arrival? -&#39;&#39; ,Tiie body was removed to L1ttle~
ton mfmii Home ilSpring£iel6._
Her nephew-_is -Cuther Doughman
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Mabel Ann lvins &#39;
/1 A-uo 19&#39;"? _ -Mrs. Mabel Ann lvins,84,d1e<l
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, 811 05
Lebanon, and Edward of
Lockland. Other survivors in-
clude 31 grandchildren and 22
great grandchildren.
Ftmeral services were held
eSaturday at the Oswald Funeral
Home with burial in Bethany
Cemetery.
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Wednesday at _,;-§ll_iddlet
Hospital.-,_,He _ "a_
W@@wm;"m custodian  _.~_t;s=
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Lebanon
John E. J »/e oEc1Qv¢>amS
John E. James, 70. of 445 South
East St., Lebanon, died Iagt
Wednesday in Middletown
Hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
R1191; one son, Dick; and a
brother, Herschel, all of
ysbanon.
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m. Saturday. at oswaiaF .Bunieral Home ill Lebanonu al w &#39;Cemetery, as at Leba.n°&#39; 9.1 on/I 3 &#39;7 0Stellh Jameson
Mrs. Stella Jameson, 98, oi 111
Mound St., Lebanon, died on
Jan. 12 at Miami Valley Hospital
in Dayton. She was a lifetime
member of the Lebanon
Presbyterian 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&#39;Mra. Cecil Griest
both of Lebanon, one grand-
daughter, aud three great
grandchildren.
Harold B. L/anney40 M/9} 1170
Funeral services and burial
for Harold Bradden Janney,
former Warren County resident,
were held May 7 at Dayton. Agei
70, he died there May 5. Sur-Y
viving are the wife, Mary Sophia"
Heaghman Janney; a daughter,
t . Barbara K. Sloan of Oak-
wood, and five grandchiidrai. A
son James died two years ago.
E1818 Johnston
.2 1 JULY /I 70
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., oi
Winchester; and tour grand-
children. -
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
zz J:/LY /9 70
Henry Johnston, 59, Route 1
Morrow, passed away at Epp
Memorial Hospital July 21..
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 2 p.m.&#39;at Vale
Fimeral Horne, with interment
at South Lebanon Cemetery.
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,t---or-" -  .,
. Letéher Johnson .
7 05¢ tflfigb .j,_..i ,.§ &#39;.Services for llefcher71,0: ma Helalne Drl, Franlhg;
formerly of 8558. Union
MiwIwvra.- will be be!
Pm today atria? &#39;
I-Xmeral Hfoin&#39;e,&#39;_¬vlth&#39;-tlies " .&#39;
John Swlnt d£iiciatiizg&#39;.»&#39;__l _will beinbilaml vuieyiu 4 T~
Gardens. . ,_ §_
Mr.Mlddletowir Hmpital.
1" _$""l/"18 Are3°? ""1 I<>&#39;w1.-Farréet~.o4&#39;
Franklin, and Sammy
Redondp Beech,. Califbrother, Fred of FX&#39;&nklin~-aSister, Mn. Ollie Stampefoi
Morris Fork, Ky.;  mm-
Srandchildren. . _ &#39; . _
Joe S. Johnston
Funeral services were held
Monday for Joe S. Johnston, 78,
of 13 Wilson Road, Fairborn.
Formerly of Waynesville,
Johnston died Friday at his
residence. ,zz, 051&#39; /970
He was a retired employe oi
National Cash Register and a
member of the Krypton&#39;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. oi
Springfield, Chester L. of
Dayton and Denman G. of
Texas; one bother, Wesley of
Richmond, Ky;  12 grand~
children, seven great grand-
children nnd several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held at
2p.m. at Seven Pines, Ky. Burial
was at Seven Pines Cemetery.
Stubbs-Conner mineral Home
was in charge oi arrangements.
Paul Elton Johnston1 9 psd /9 7o
Paul Elton Johnston of 909
Snider Road, Mason,- died
February 12 at Clu-lat Hospital in
Cincinnati. He was 74 years old.
Mr. Johnston is survived by a
sister, Anna McKibben oi
Dayton, and a brother, Homer
Johnston of Snider Road.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday at i p.m. at theshortenr

LL I. II-IFDPIYELTICJI-I II DI-ITAIIJEI1¢ » 92 I-E1?!EII~I 1:-3 ill-ICLESSIFIE _ 30_ &#39; -
tam 12-12-some BY so tn: B.tI|i.-nit.-&#39;Rrs .
Lester Hulbert T-
~-r Jams 19 85?
Lester J. Hulbert. 88. of 4999
Waynésville Road.,Oregonia. died
Saturday. June l_. at Grandview
Hospital, Dayton. 
He was a retired carpenter and
a member of the Carpenters
Local Union.
He was preceded in death by
his wife. Abbie Alma.He is survived by one gaughter.
Sue Kilburn of Miamis urg; one
grandson; and one nephew. .
Funeral se ice was held Tues-day. June Z, at the Stubbs-
Conner Funeral Home in
Waynesville._B~u&#39;rial was in
Evergreen Cemetery. West Car-
rollton.
Leaola Hursh" 17- A P R. 1&#39;? P5
Leaola Hursh. 86. formerly of
Middletown and Lebanon. died
Friday. April 5. at Bethesda
Hospital. Cincinnati.
She was preceded in death by
her husband Lewis Hursh Sr. in
1952.
She is survived by two
daughters. Elaine Jordan of
Darien, Conn.. and Mildred Crane
of Lebanon: two sons. Robert Lee
Sr. of Cincinnati with whom she
made her home for the past 24
years. and Lewis Hursh Jr. of
Springboro; l4 grandchildren;
and 18 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday. April 9. at Vorhis
Funeral Home. Middletown. In-
terment was in Woodside
Cemetery. Middletown.
Randall Ivins
1 3- MA R- /I 8.6"
T. Randall Ivins. 80. formerly
of Lebanon. died Wednesday.
March 6. in Frederick. Md..
where he lived.
Mr. Ivins operated Ivins Phar-
macy in Lebanon from 1950 to
1971. After his retirement. he
worked as a substitute teacher in
the Lebanon schools. He was a
member of the Lebanon Elks
Lodge 422 and the Lebanon
_Masonic Lodge 26. -
He is survived by three sons.
Thomas of Middletown. Charles
of California and Bruce of
Frederick. Md.
Services were held Monday.
March ll. at the Oswald Funeral
Homo. Lebanon. Rev. William
Johnson officiated. Burial was in
Lebanon Cemetery.
Memorial donations can be
made to the American Heart
Association./é_§i:gr:n0ld IamesqmFormer,Warren County resi-
dent Arnold W. lames. 67. of Ket-
tering. died Sunday. Oct. 13. at
home. _
Iames was a member of the
Lebanon Eagles Lodge and the
Lebanon VFW. _
He also was a member of the
South Park United Methodist
Church. Dayton. and the John
Durst Scottish Rite. He retired in
1984 from Alemite C0.. where he
was a district sales manager.
Survivors include his wife.
Catherine: a daughter. Barbara
Lincoln of Kettering: a brother.
Earl Emerick of Hot Springs.
Ark.; and two grandchildren.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, Oct. L7. at the Rout-
songFuneral Home. Oakwood
and Irving avenues. Oakwood,
with the- Rev._Walter Custer of-
ficiating. -
Calling hours will be from 5 to
9 p.m. today  Wednesday. Oct.
1_6! at the funeral home. with
Masonic services at 7 p.m.
Burial will be in David&#39;s
Cemetery. Kettering. &#39; - _
&#39; Lena Iorns1/ sate. /9%
Lena . iorns. 92. East U.S.
22-3. Morrow. died Tuesday.
Sept. 3 at Bethesda _Care Warren
County following a traffic acci-
dent.
Born in Lebanon. she was a_&#39;
member of the Lebanon
Presbyterian- Church and a
charter member of the Warren
County Historical Society.
Survivors include a son.
Herschel of Williamsburg. Ky.: a
sister. Lucy Settlemire of Xenia:
and one granddaughter.
She was preceded in death by
three sisters. Helen Chamberlain.
Etta Nixon. and Grace Middleton.
and a brother. Walter.
Services were held Friday.
Sept. 6. at the Lebanon
Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. William Johnson officiating.
Contributions may be made to
either the Warren County
Historical Society or the Lebanon
Presbyterian Church.
The Oswald Funeral Home,
Lebanon. was in charge of ar-
rangements.M01126 Xfacltson6 Seer 1925&#39;Mollie Jackson. 97. died Sun-
day. Sept. 1. at the Quaker
Heights Nursing Home,
Waynesville.
Survivors include three
daughters. Gladys Elkins. Frieda
Petty and Fon Eva Brown; two
sisters. Matilda Owens and Nettie
Station: and 20 grandchildren
and 31 great-grandchildren.
Services were held Wednesday,
Sept. 4. at the Breitenbach
Funeral Home. Middletown.
Burial was in Woodside
Cemetery. Middletown.
Nora Jadwin~ 17 J u 04 14 8.5
Nora N. Jadwin, 94, of the Ot-
terbein Home. near Lebanon.
died there Wednesday. July 10.
A memorial service will be held
at the convenience of the family.
. Clza nc 2 J e .-w-$25.8 eff/5%
V Rev. Chauncey _E. .Jeffers. 95.
of the Otterbein Horne. near
Lebanon. died Wednesday. Feb.
13. at Middletown Regional
Hospital.
Rev. Jeffers was a graduate of
Taylor University. Wesley
Theological Seminary. He was for
70 years a minister in the
Methodist _Protestant, the
Methodist. and the United
Methodistchurches. For the past
seven years. he was active in
volunteer service at the Otterbein
Home.
He is survived by his wife. Em-
ma Jeffers; two sons. Glen of
Fostoria and Harold of Chester
Hill: two daughters. Mrs.
Rosemary Osborn of Newark and
Mrs. Miriam Wagner of Dayton;
16 grandchildren and 1-4 great-
grandchildren. -
Memorial services will be held
Saturday. -Feb. 23, at the Otter-
beln Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Rev.
Williamf McOmber will officiate_.
Burial I will .be in .Otterbein
Cemetery. "I

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Sis er Ann Hutchinson of Indianapolis,aiié Mrs. :Mary Webb of Clearwater,
rn.- and five grandchildren. - .-ngiéss of Christian~Burial will beVi-é_dnesday at 10 a.in. at the Holy Trim
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Middletown &#39;
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=_~ LEBANON &#39;9- Milton Iugles, 76 ofCelina; formerly of Lebanon, died athis home Thurs gy. ,He was prece ed in death by hiswife, M. Jeanette, in 1983. -Survivors include a dauhter, Mrs.Jo Anne Adkins oi Ce na, three
grandchildren, and a great-grandcl_1lld_.&#39;-&#39; r ~
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m.Monday at the Oswald Funeral Homeere.
Burial will follovrat Miami Valley
Memory Gardens. &#39;
Visitation will be Sunday from 2 to 5l and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. y.F
&#39; ..|
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Louis  Bud! Jeffery, 66, of 44Skokiaan Drive.. Franklin. died ,l" - ---  ---------1-----=-; .
Nov. 17 at Middlétown RegionalHospital. &#39; _
. &#39; He retired from Stone Con-
_talner. Franklin_iri 1975. He was
a veteran of World War ll. . . .
_  Survivors include his wife.
Phyllis: one son. Tracy. at lioinez.
daughters. Mrs. Diana_Lo_v§:. ofWebster. Fla. &#39;ar_ii;l-,.Mr&#39;s.§,,PlQ,eQbie&#39; Moore of Fianlrlin:1ve},brothersi&#39;*
§.&#39;Charles of Harrison? U"5riiés"&#39;of ,,i Klarjisleli  .l4}8ll:$"T92f."-" Iii-lA"92_"i7:F§§l¬lll;-l.?3l§..RI<>*.>¢!&#39;¢ and 1i4=r1_<§-:»1!£>i.11.$§.,§.1.[email protected].¥.!1?.<~*.ii 10.; Flih:_&#39; three?:ifsister§%f%Mrs§§&#39;=;&#39; %died"f Morton " _of_. Bra_clei}&#39;toii,if§-= E .. Mrs._ Margaret .WilliaIi:_&#39;_is92._c_>f;. Madison. Fla. and "lt&#39;l"i&#39;*§T?:-Clara "-
 granc_ldaug_hters.&#39;92&#39;?;_ __;- -.3;&#39;..s3 $ervices._,-will be hel_dg;_l@;irsgiay,¢~?l;....1{<>v-.~  &#39;..I&#39;a_§. ,. 2 315-&#39;r3r?.1~;a§;,&#39;iI_th¢ -.Unglesb _&#39;?An&#39;clerson_"FiinEral.
l;lome;G:l§fr_a_nklin. with,-___tl_i&#39;e Rev.James l92{l&#39;aggard_ officiating.- Burial ;&#39;-will-ibe -in Spi_ingboro-
Cemetery. Visitation will be 1
_ Wednesday. _192[o_v. 2_Q from 4 to_9,,l_p.rri.&#39;§ttli*e"funeral honié." &#39; 
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is . 7/oar ,-,_ Hi S_lll:VlV0l_vf 1d r - &#39;,;fLNA|8l Johnson; $3: . incline; five s@§e1=i&#39;1ie&#39;3§sa&#39;§§§ei§y§i
_.I Mr: Neal Johnson, 59, 23¢ WalnutJ; Ave.,| died Monday, Nov. 18, at Ketter-
.*= lug edlcal Center where he hnd been avi atie tfor twoweeks. He had been illJéforalongperlodoftimek _ ~ &#39; -=;§.= Mr=;lohnson was b_orn in-Madison"»;C&#39;oun y, Ky. and had lived in the Carli-,&#39;{sle ea or most of his life. He had£7 wort: _d as a foreman at the Valley Sheet~§Mel _=_Co. in Middletown. He held the,,; rank of sergeant in the U.S. Army dur-; log orldl ar ll and was a m_em er of"&#39; Bethlzny Baptist Church. =&#39;01!-&#39;. Russell of Ciearwater Fl, an?"
_l-villi ein Springhoi-o Cemetery. Carl sle a d K &#39; IMid Elwyn; iiei§n§io1t§gr?nieir¬Yei§§§a°§$5, §%"ot9¬V&#39;a¢°. Ky.; four brothers,800, Lawrence of Giendal &#39;
Ha id fMddlt  - " -Mrs B3m.ié.~ii.?iZ.i&#39;SldifioiliiiéKy. and Mrs. Doris Tur in of Rich!m° » KY-; and five grandclhildrenS vices were held Friday at intUn esby-Anderson Funeral Home wiighe 9". Loma Gwinn officiating. Burial &#39;_ * &#39;1 Y
ii, limuruztlt IVIIIS -5/7/;
LEBANON .- &#39;1&#39;. Randall Ivins,. 80,of Frederick »Md., a former longtimeLebanoirresldent, died Wednes ay atilomewood Retirement Center in
Frederick where he had resided the
past year.He operated the Ivins Pharmacy
here from 1950 to 1971 and was a
substitute teacher in Lebanon schools
after retirement. He was a member of
they ,_Lebanoii. Elks -Lodge 422 andLebanon Masonic Lodge 26.&#39; He is survived by three sons,
Thomas of Middletown, Charles _W. ofCalifornia and Bruce of Frederick,
and three grandchildren.Services will be at 11 a.in. Mondayat the0sw&#39;ald Fimerai Horne. Burial
will be in Lebanon Cemetery. Visita-
tion will be Monday one hour before
services at the funeral home.
~*Ié5j 1.?-...,[email protected]!X:. i Jones;/WJA  -- G313] A. Jones, 24, o-U1&#39;?"mli1Z- dlecl We nesday.-_at theb *1 Ye"? Y Qf Cmcinnati Hospital of erain tumor. flhe funeral home wouldnot disclosehis address. &#39;-.t _Mr. Jones was a test technician I£8; R¢!&#39;I10ldS/and Reynolds Computer§1,_ . &#39; -. 9l":i&#39;,:,¢¢r &#39; 9_&#39;l ,}..&#39;?;i/,  _in He IS sui-viveo by his w&#39;ife,;§andra;
;5¢?"r.?-741%,!-attler. J31?1°$_F§.-?Jones orK?-C-u1cm!1§&#39;-1;i.J.1?°"7el&#39;, ;Mi§sf_.{Rita LA-.=.Stewart,of C&#39;iucinnati"gra1idparenis&#39; rizana-ms:--n.r._J ;:~ - ~: dfathei&#39;,Boy.- [on- :5 .a,p-ggreét
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.;n¢i_;ung.= nuhai 6iiib§r_lli Rértuai/en*..C§metery;; Visitation will -b_é_ at the§;~,c_{iwch9Rshow.oeroresewiee§:5;-*_t="-:-.1&#39;.lI?1R§£	?1§.l1.¢8.  biz&#39;-&#39;tl;g§2,.92{orhis;§;_w1era1_ _ lrte_inSpringda51e;-_=;£:Z;*EiI,,gneifgntnhutions may be made.to»the§&#39;§ifQ§g§geo_f_Middlemwn. &#39; &#39;_ . _  &#39;"
~13-.~ ;_ -_a~_~;-L-v~&#39;  92 ._- ?.;*§F=»;@lqhn,tEa.u§§_ooes f --
 _ hn Paul Jones: of-_or_1oso
i_!a.le§jAve;.  died Jan. 21at Gféndview Hospital, Dayton.
He is survived by his wife. Bet-ty; son John Jones of Dayton;
&#39;three daughters, Mrs. Linda
Dalton of Carlisle, Mrs. Susan
 -ofLouise. Hall of Michigan} .two
brothers. Arthur of Missouri andEariiof Zanesvlllei two-sisters.
Mrs. Rose Burden of McComb
and Mrs. Lucille -Atrash of
Findlay: 18 grandchildren andthree great-grandchildren. _
Thursday. Jan. 24 at 1 p.m. atthe Unglesby_ Funeral Home,
Franklin. Visitation will be
Wednesday. Jan. 23 from 4 to 9p.m. at the funeral home. Burialwill be at Woodhiil Cemetery.
Franklin. --kl
Funeral services will be helcl &#39;l

.-sii2t§&#39;w. lgti-YW"/+ "&#39;§.;_.. .&#39;..&#39;.. -,&#39;.._; . -_,-_-A  7&#39; Elvis W. Igo,&#39;73, of 6_96_5&#39;l&#39;-Iran _-,
- Madison Road, Mlddletdwh, died at- p_.g1. §_unday, May 5, 1996, at his
° resi ence.. 92   92&#39; Born ln l927lore-
._&#39;hea_cl,, l_ y.,_on
3 A&#39;piil7, 1923,
; he llved here
- most of his_ ~
- life. Mr. lgo
. _was employed&#39; inthetfactory
, at-Inland _Con-
tainer Corp. for
_ 32 years. He
, retired in- -¢<92 -4mg»rs. ~- ~
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>0! ; _,:_::.1=: t
Mr. lgoh 1984: He was ,
fa r_nember of the Full Gospel Out-;;_reach Pentecostal Church of God
__&#39; Surviving are his wife of 53 years,
,Carrie J1; three sons] Eddie LeRoy
&#39;_"lgo of Franklin and Richard and Jef-
,frey lgo, both of Mlddletown; a
daughter, Linda S. Nolen of Franklin;
-I/eight grandchildren; two great-grand
T&#39;phildren;&#39; a brother, Harry of Toledo;
-and a sister, Betty Jane Cecil of
-- Morehead, Ky. - ..
-. . He was preceded in death by three
&#39;brothers,&#39;l_eonard,13uck and Roy lgo;
and a sister, Myrtle Carroll.
Y ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral ser-
vices are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday
at the Joseph R. Baker Funeral
- Home, wlth the Rev. James Maggard
otclating. Burial will be at Woodslde
Cemetery. &#39; _ .
;, ..,
<a|q&#39;<1v<5-l-I!92f .i-i$¢&#39;*~=%;iY*rm __- ,~:_r_&#39;;13_¢&#39;1y$-1"}-Iazel [Gum] lvins.
8§§.of."Iieb&#39;ariorr__for most of her
lifé:.=di¢ l&#39;_MCf1d§.}.T,.  11i<>1:1i-"it .Ma1mt¢&#39;n--
&#39; D.&#39;_5.nd waddae Frances  Raim
&#39;  _&#39;Sh&#39;é,.1retired_h1l9_73. after
2§  as a secretary for the
County Board  OfEdy;1éati_on.and,was a member of
tlieiebanon United Methodist
"Chi:.irfchf_i&#39;and - the Lebanoncbmniinnigfciub. -1 _ . - l- .31-1&#39;6 miiaspreceded in death
byher, parents; and husband-Charles&#39;.on.Oct.,26, 1994..
-{lls it!éition.*fil1f.=be "Thursday.:~1--.:.- I-,~.::_~.. "i$<»_. r -1- - - 1 
Jan;-_25;<frpm.~5-&#39;Z>.p;ni. with
funeral service Ifriday, _Jan. 26
at .lO._..8.-m. . all~&#39; at Oswald-
Hoskins Funeral . Home,
Lebanon with Rev. James
Ludwlck officiating. Burial will
follow in Lebanon Cemetery.Freda B. Inloes. - .-4 .2 E13 .»~ reeé Q Chaes &#39;""&#39;$%&#39; F-.."."
CHAUTAUQUA -4 Mrs. Freda
Blanche Inloes, 80, of 10041
Elanja Drive, Miamisburg
 Chautauqua!,&#39;died at 7:10 a.m.
Thursday at the Barbara Parke
Care Center in Middletown.
A homemaker, she was loom on
March &#39;1, 1915, in College Cor-
ner, Ohio,  formerly&#39;resided
in Oxford. -
Mrs. Inloes is survived by her
husband of 54 years, Louis,H.;
three sons, Bob of Faireld, Ed
of Carlisle and_Gerald&#39;of San
Antonio, Texas;&#39; _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 Inloes; and two
great-grandchildren. _&#39; *
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, 1857 E. Sec-
ond St., Franklin, with the Rev.
Ted Holstein officiating. Burial
will be in Butler County Memo-
rial Park] -Charles :FI8.hk.ll.[1 Innis, 80, of
Kings Mills, diedtMonday,&#39;Feb. 19"
at Bethesda North Hospital. 
_i_-Ie was born in 1915 in
Maineville and had been employed
-in machine repair with Ford Motor
Co. He was an Army veteran. &#39;
 _l-Ie was preceded in death by
hisparents Lulu Mae [Kend.1e! and
. Lucian  -
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;-92
and many nieces and nephews. "
&#39; Funeral service was. held
Wednesday, Feb, 2921 _at 1:30 p.m.
at Tufts Schildmeyer Family
B_une1&#39;?il Chapel in Loveland with
burial at Hopkinsville Cemetery.
ALL II92IF&#39;E|lll{l1,&#39;TIEll-I ElflI~lTE1.IllElT1
HERQEIIIT If T_lIICLJ1i2&#39;:i§:iIFIlID
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James Innis  2James Robert Bobénis.84, a nativé of Maineville.
died FridaY- J1-,2 at B1"?-
Ash NursingHome. _
He was a graduate en¬1&#39;neer of the University of
Cincinnati and was retired from Coulter
Electronics Inc. of Hialeah, Fla. 
He was Past Patron ot Fairrhount
Chapter 352 OES, Past Master of
Excelsior Lodge 369 F&AM. member of
the Price Hill Chapter 164 RAM,
McMillan Lodge 141 F&AM, Valley, of
Cincinnati Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite, and was a member of t.he Crystal
River, Fla. United Methodist Church.
He was preczded in death by his wife
of 58 years, Jean Blum Innis; parents
Lucian and Lulu Mae Innis; brothers
Howard L. and Charles F. "Tad" Innis;
sisters-in-law Bette B. Innis and Miriam
B. Innis; and brother-in-law Robert
McDaniel.
He is survived by son James R. Jr.
and daughter-in-law Carolyn C. of
Harrison; grandchildren Julia G. of
Baltimore, Md. and Robert P. of San
Francisco; sisters Mildred Holden and
husband Travis of Urbana and Janet
McDa.niel of Lebanon; _brothers Lester
and wife Ruth B. of Montgomery and
John William Joe" of Dayton; brother-
in-law Walter Blum Jr. and wife Virginia
S. of Maineville; and 18 nieces and
nephews.Funeral service was held Tuesday.
Jan. 6 at Paul R. Young Funeral Horne,
Mt. Healthy with visitation Monday, Jan.
5. &#39; -
Burial was at Baltimore _Pike
Cemetery, Cincinnati. Fairmount 352
OES services were held Monday.
V.
B; /at /&#39;9/3.>~ F &#39;
Dick Ireian / 5&#39; f §
Dick A. Irelan, 86, of
Waynesville died Saturday, Dec.
19 at Otterbein-Lebanon.
He graduated from Steele High
School in Dayton and Ohio
University in~_ Athens, where he
was a Beta Theta Pi.
He was a member of the First
Church of Christ Scientist,.
Centerville, Sons of the American
Revolution Montgomery Chapter.
Dayton. Dayton Masonic Lodge
147 F82 AM, Scottish Rite, York
Rite and Antioch temple all in
Dayton, OES ChapterlO7 in
Waynesville, the Warren County
Shrine Club, the Little Miami
River Association  charter mem-
ber! and past president and grand
marshal of the Warren County
Fair Board.
He was preceded in death by
his sister Wilma Knowlton. .
__.._...---&#39;_ &#39;" "&#39;"&#39; &#39; &#39;_ " &#39;-&#39;"_ --
" He is survived by his wife Lutie
;.M.; four daughters and sons~in-
"law Patricia A._ and Mark Mason
of Waynesville, Lynne M. and
Kent Lindsey of Chicago. D¬b018l1
J. _ and Gary Harlow of
Beavercreek and Mary Beth Irelan
of Georgetown, Ky; grandchildrenVictoria Williams, Jennifer
Miroballi, Vance Vair, Gregg
Harlow, Jeff Lindsey, Grant
I-_Iarlow, &#39;liffany&#39;Wilson-Mobley.Vanessa Woods, Hailey Beth
Wilson and Layne Peden; nine
great-grandchildren; and brothers
Frank of Texas and Patrick of
Waynesville.Funeral service was Tuesday.
Dec. 22 at Stubbs-Conner
Funeral Home, Waynesville.
If desired, contributions may
-be made to Shriners Hospitals or
the First Church of Christ
Scientist. Centerville.
ALL IZJFUQIEATEUII CUITTAILEIJ &#39;
HEREIZJ I3 UIIIELELSSIFIEEJ
DilT&#39;E l2l2-EDGE BY 53324 UK BjLttU&#39;DE{,.*&#39;I?&#39;.&#39;t&#39;.J
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Clayton lvms /7? 9 ~
Clayton Blalte Ivins. 85, of
Lebanon died Saturday. Dec. 5.
He was born Nov. l, 1913 in
Tulahoma, Tenn. to Harry L. and
Mabel  Blake! Ivins. He was a
World War Ii U.S. Army veteran.
He worked for both Warren
County and &#39;lurtlecreel<: Township
as a mechanic before retiring from
Doebler Brothers Inc. in 1978. He
was a member of the Bethany
United Church of Christ.
He-was preceded in death by
his parents; brothers Charles,
Leroy, Edward and Robert; and
sisters Dorothy, Grace and June.
Survivors include his wife of 52
years, Shirley  St. John! Ivins of
Lebanon; sons Richard of
Cincinnati and Randy and his wife
Cyndi of Evendale; daughter Gail
and her husband Jeff Clark of
Cincinnati; sisters Jean Dunn and
Catherine Jones both of Iebanon,
Esther Carey of Kissimmee, Fla.
and I-Ie1_en_I~Iauck of Hamden.
Ohio; and"grandchildren Rachael
and Nicholas -Ivins.
Visitation was Tuesday, Dec. 8
with funeral service Wednesday,
Dec. :9 all at "Oswald-I-loskins
Funeral Horne. Lebanon with
Pastor Allen Wentworth oiciating.
Interment was at Bethany
Cemetery. &#39; _
- Memorials are requested to the
Alzheimer&#39;s Association, 644 Linn
st, Suite 1026, Cincinnati, Ohio45203. &#39;  &#39;
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