Middletown Woman Bound Over In Slashing Case
Mrs. Nancy Howard, 18, of 2115 Grand Ave., charged with cutting with intent to wound, pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the Butler County grand jury. Judge J. T. Lamb set bond at 2500 dollars after the attack outside LeSabre Lounge on S Main Street. The warrant was signed by Roberta Martin, 1804 Dix Road. Karen Martin, the victim, was reportedly slashed across the face with a broken bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Howard
Grand Ave
Middletown
Butler County
J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Roberta Martin
Dix Road
Karen
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Obituary Roundup
Carl Kaurich 74 dies at Middletown Hospital after two weeks as patient. Armco veteran, married, five daughters, two sons, 15 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church, burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home. Also noted: Mrs Gray dies at Middletown Hospital. Mt Zion Baptist Church member, foster daughter, siblings listed. arrangements incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Ogulin
Austria
Middletown
Mary
Kaurich
Armco Veterans Club
Holy Name Society
St. John's Church
Michael
West Middletown
Frank
Columbus
Mary Myers
Emma Jean Caughey
Canton
Frances Hollon
Franklin
Rose Marie Steele
Donna Morea
Yugoslavia
St. John’s Church
Woodside
Schramm Funeral
Young St
Middletown Hospital
Gray
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Gospel Chorus and Missionary Society
Rockingham
N.C
Mary Wilson
Preston Barnes
Atlantic City
Lola Evans
Cora Davis
Charlotte Bagley
Durham
Bailey
Services for Susie Brunson Held at Mt Zion Church
Mrs Susie Brunson 57 of 812 15th Ave dies Wednesday in Middletown Hospital. Services set for 1 p m Monday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev Percy Grigsby presiding. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at church Sunday 7 to 9 p m. Arrangements Bailey Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Brunson
15Th Ave
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Percy Grigsby
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Brunson
Middletown Hospital
Funeral notices roundup for several residents
Mrs Nettie Preston died in Leesburg Florida at 76 with husband Glenn and five sons including Everett and Ivan Thacker of Franklin. Surviving are two daughters and 22 grandchildren. Services in Leesburg by Beyers Funeral Home. Also listed are Rev Thomas J Kidd 84 New Miami with services, Mary B Lintner 95 West Chester, Delores Brinegar 39 of 2003 Harvard Ave, Joseph Kuhn 78 College Corner Rt 1 with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Preston
Franklin
Leesburg
Fla
Glenn
Everett
Ivan Thacker
Clan Thacker
Carlisle
Paul Thacker
Toledo
Gordon Thacker
Fresno
Calif
Gladys Chaney
Tampa
Chloe Smith
Lincoln, Neb
Thomas J. Kidd
New Miami
First Assembly of God Church
Mary B. Lintner
West Chester
Webb
Delores Brinegar
Harvard Ave
Pater Avenue Church of
Mrs Nora Gray 59 Dies at Home
Mrs Nora Gray 59 of 1124 died at home Tuesday surrounded by family. She is survived by husband Thomas Gray two daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St Mary’s Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Gray
Crerar and Panama Leader Die Near 75
Gen. D G Crerar aged 75 and Panamas ex president Tomas Gabriel Duque, both 75, died Thursday of heart-related ailments. Amos E Kunderd, 98, famed gladioli developer, also died Thursday in Goshen Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
D. G Crerar
Canada
Panama
Tomas Gabriel Duque
Goshen
Ind
Amos E. Kunderd
Talk by class judged winner at Toastmasters event
George Glass a project engineer with the State Highway Department won top Toastmasters Club honors last night at Eastern Lanes with a talk on Spend a Million. Harlan McGuire took second place with Know Yourself. Other speakers were Herbert Cutter Joe Dillon and Basil Fleming. William Phillips was the toastmaster and Leo Kemp lin topicmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glass
State Highway Department
Eastern Lanes
Harlan McGuire
Herbert Cutter
Joe Dillon
Basil Fleming
William Phillips
Leo Kemplin
IRS Seizes Car Over Tax Lien At Local Address
The district IRS reports seizing a 1959 automobile from Jennie Hunter of 714 17th Ave for nonpayment of excise tax by Paul Hunter, same address. A federal tax lien in Paul Hunter’s name preceded the transfer to Jennie Hunter. The auto will be offered for sale later unless the tax liability is paid before the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Jennie Hunter
17Th Ave
Paul Hunter
The Dog in the Manger Story Attributed to Aesop
Aesop reputedly authored The Dog in the Manger fable about a spiteful creature coveting others possessions. The tale portrays envy and misplaced jealousy as moral lessons.
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Aesop
Rutland’s The Lake floods Ohio 124 as fish appear
Rutland residents nicknamed the flood prone stretch of Ohio 124 The Lake and have clashed with the state over repair costs. After heavy rains a foot deep flood forms in the road and this April Fool’s Day several catfish appeared in the水 flooded roadway.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Ohio 124
Rutland
Butler County Ohio Gets $367 200 Training Grant
Washington AP Butler County Ohio is named one of nine sites to receive a work experience and training grant from HEW. The $367,200 grant will assist about 580 unemployed men and women in fields including nursing homemaking food service typing bookkeeping carpentry roofing and machine operation. Plans include high school and basic adult education.
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Washington
Butler County
Ohio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Delbrezze
Department
Stonybrook Leaders to Meet for District Luncheon
The Stonybrook session unites about 125 registered adult Girl Scout leaders from Middletown Trenton Monroe Franklin Chautauqua and neighboring areas at Camp Stonybrook near Waynesville Pine Tree Lodge. Morning folk dancing demonstrations and Galaxie Neighborhood instruction precede an afternoon on Girl Scout crafts and song rehearsals. Mrs Ester Dietz chairs the program with Mrs Harry Helsinger Mrs Harold Voorhis Mrs Roy Hatfield and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinetree Lodge
Middletown
Trenton
Monroe
Franklin
Chautauqua
Galaxie
Manuka Sentatives
Ester Dietz
Two U.S. generals hurt in separate parachute tests
Maj. Gen. John K. Hester, 48, was badly injured during a Mannheim parachute qualification jump and is in serious condition in Wiesbaden. The previous day Brig. Gen. Joseph Stilwell, 53, suffered a lower body and back injuries at Ft. Bragg during a free fall training jump.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
John K. Hester
U.S
Joseph Stillwell
Army
John E. Kennedy
Middletown High twirls for Shrine Circus Baton Queen bid
Linda Diana Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Brown will represent Middletown High School in the baton contest at the Shrine Circus Cincinnati Gardens April 5 to 10 She performs Tuesday night and finals are Saturday Finalists receive trophies and the Baton Queen wins a 250 scholarship Audience applause will judge the contest
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Linda Diana Brown
Robert E. Brown
Stanley Sr
Middletown High School
Cincinnati Gardens
Franklin driver in Warren County crash loses control
A 24-year-old Franklin man Kenneth D. Standifer was driving east on McLean Road near Route 741 when his 1959 car sped out of control, hit a tree, spun, and struck another tree. He was treated for a forehead laceration.
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Franklin
Warren County
Kenneth D. Standifer
Red Lion Road
McLean Road
Rt. 741
Standifer
Bill Aims Seat Belts in All Ohio School Buses
In Columbus, Rep. Dale Le Roy Locker proposes a law requiring a seat belt for every seat on school buses. The bill was introduced in the Ohio House, seeking passenger safety mandates for school transport.
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Bill
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Dale LeRoy Locker
Shelby
Decent Man Sentenced In Wife Mercy Death
Samuel Dougley, 67, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the mercy killing of his wife Elsie, 53, in Sydney. He had aided her overdose, attempted suicide, and later received a three year prison term from Judge Wilfred H. Collins amid a nationwide debate on mercy killings.
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Sydney
Australia
Samuel Dougley
Elsie
Wilfred H. Collins
Wilson in Paris for talks with De Gaulle on coop busca
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrived in Paris and opened a full conference with President Charles de Gaulle aiming to restart Anglo French cooperation. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart met Maurice Couve de Murville to discuss Vietnam Middle East and potential Western outreach to Moscow with differences over South Africa and Concorde.
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Paris
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
Wilson
Michael Stewart
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Middle East
South Africa
Stewart
France
Germany
Moscow
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Patrols Monitor Red Ships Through Gulf of Tonkin
Navy patrol planes track Soviet and other nations vessels moving toward Communist North Vietnam. Aircraft fly low for identification and photography to verify cargo such as fuel, missiles, or tanks. Officials deny buzzing or harassing passes.
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Washington
Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
U.S
East China Sea
Sea of Japan
Two Days of Talks Focus on Ailing Leader Health
The anticipated discussions span two days and center on the health of the ailing leader, with officials outlining potential impacts on policy and governance. Talks aim to chart a course through uncertainty as the situation remains fluid.
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Carl Kaurich
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Prwy
Sm CC Ame
Armco
1604
Lawn Ave
Leesburg, Fla
Beyers Funeral Home
CMU MM
TMC
Tatlye
Jewelers
ROY A. White CO
Broadloom Carpet Service
Central
IRS
Street
Wisconsin
Maine
Stonybrook
Northern Lights
Camp Stonybrook
Waynesville
Twirler
Dougley
Robert Rogers
Central Ave
SAT. & Sun
Ino
Aly
Couve de Murville
U. S
Robert CallAhan Construction CO
Crawford
Interstate Financial House
Buster
Buster Brown
Sam Bartel
Middletown, Ohio
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