Ohio mother kills four children amid money woes and divorce
Police say Mrs Perry killed her four children ages 10 months to 6 in their Dayton area home after expressing despondence over finances and a pending divorce. She tied bags over faces and placed pillows, while attempting suicide earlier with aspirin and wrist slashing. The father, John G. Perry, and neighbors describe her as timid and devoted to her kids.
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Carl
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Veteran Ohio Publisher Dies in Xenia
James Chew veteran Ohio newspaper publisher died Sunday after a long illness. He edited and helped publish the Xenia Gazette Middletown Journal Piqua Daily Call and Franklin Chronicle during a lengthy career.
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James Chew
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Xemily Gazette
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Piqua
Daily Call
Franklin Chronicle
Summitville Board Names Planning and Appeal Groups
Summitville town board announces planning commission members led by temporary chair Cressel Bruning and eight others including Wayne McLahan Warner Morgan Harold Vinson Wilford Allen Don Ewing Gerald Thomas Mrs Mary Jane Ewing and Mrs Helen Irwin Appeal Board members are Max Ayers Paul Howard and Bob Dean Town Marshal Charles Ferris urges residents to mow weeds Harold Forrest becomes Van Buren Township trustee replacing Don Gossett Miss Pat Clock returns home from White Summer Van Buren Republican club hosts meeting at Mrs Faye Cunningham’s home Page notes August meeting will be a picnic Also reports families visiting and a Rochester freight derailment with six cars off tracks no injuries
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Temiary
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Harold Vinson
Wilford Allen
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Gerald Thomas
Mary Jane Ewing
Helen Irwin
Max Ayers
Paul Howard
Bob Dean
Charles Ferris
Harold Forrest
van Buren Township
Don Gossett
Pat Clock
Barton Clock
Faye Cunningham
Edna Shelton
Pauline Hastey
Paul
Line Hasty
Grace Shores
Ethel Schultz
Franie Reed
Essie Gar
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Myrtle Crouse
Della Ice
Irlene Clever
Ethylene
Maynard
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Howard McKay Hhave
Les Iter Carlston
McKay
Duluth
Minn
Wilbert Vetor
Don Vetor
New Hair Loss Treatment Claims Breakthrough Royston Texas
A Royston Texas firm of hair loss consultants promotes a no risk trial claiming to stop male pattern baldness and regrow hair. The ad asserts they can identify the cause and offer a treatment that works for various stages of hair loss.
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Labecetery, Consultants
Williard
Loesch Laboratory
Nts, Inc
Regular Checks Urged On Social Security Accounts
The Anderson Social Security Office urges every three years checks of social security accounts due to potential data errors from quarterly employer reports. Citizens can request form OAR7004, mail it, and receive a statement showing earnings credited since 1997, with contact at 1125 Main St. Anderson.
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Manor
Social Security
Anderson
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Sécur
Anderson Social Security Office
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Save Dunes Leader Praises Senate Bill
Wayne Indiana UPI Thomas E Dustin spokesman for Save the Dunes Council called approval of a bill creating the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore the biggest day for Indiana natural resources in two generations Conservatists can now have high confidence that Indiana will save the nations first national lakeshore and that it will be approved by Congress deer population rising Portland Maine may have ten times more deer than in early history annual kill exceeds 37000
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Talent Exhibits Lead Highlights To Annual Farm Bureau Function
The Madison County Farm Bureau hosted its annual event at 41 Building in Richardson with Ral Purina appointing R. Hal Dean Adams as president and COO. The morning program featured a pet and hobby contest with multiple divisions, judged by local volunteers, and awards in creative hobbies culinary arts and flower arrangements. The event included an adult judging panel led by Mrs. Milliken and concluded with amateur and youth talent contests alongside exhibits and prize awards.
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Plane crash in Marietta kills three sisters in home
A U S Fury pilot rammed a small frame house near the naval air station killing Miss I V Cassidy 61 and her sister Ostelle 58. A third sister shopping at a nearby store and a Baptist minister visiting the household were affected. One friend Idel Pickens 88 was critically burned as flames engulfed the wreckage.
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I. V. Cassidy
Ostelle
Idel ‘Pickens
FSE
Naval Air Station
Here
James Moss
J. K. Martin
On The Banks of The Wabash Far Away Song Origin
Paul Dresser urged his brother Theodore to write about Indiana or the Wabash River. The result was On The Banks of The Wabash Far Away, a defining hit later adopted as Indiana’s official song and hailed as a great American folk tune. Dresser also penned My Gal Sal and other hits.
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Wabash
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Kidnappers Seek Release After $2500 Ransom Paid
Rosalie Florio, 33, abducted in Hyde Park Friday night, forced to drive by two men who held her for two hours. Police say her husband Daniel paid $2,500 ransom after the men demanded it and left the money at a store telephone. Florio described the ordeal to police and described the basement confinement and the release arranged through payment.
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Daniel
Permarket
Hyde Park
Rosalie Florio
Bulletin-Herald
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