Crippled 4 Year Old Rescued From 20 Foot Cistern
In rural Symmes Township Hamilton County two South Lebanon men Daryl Kilburn and David Gilbert rescued Kenneth Wilkinson a crippled four year old from a 20 foot deep abandoned cistern on his grandparents property The boy was under water ten minutes before Sgt Robert Mondary revived him with mouth to mouth resuscitation He was in fair condition at Children’s Hospital Newport Kentucky after the rescue.
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Cincinnati
Newport, Ky
Children’s Hospital
Symmes
Hamilton County
Kenneth Wilkinson
South Lebanon
Daryl Kilburn
David Gilbert
Gilbert
Kilburn
Robert Mondary
Lebanon plans home for mentally retarded residents under study
Warren County Board of Mental Retardation seeks Westview Nursing Home on W Silver St to house eight men. City Attorney to rule on zoning. neighbors oppose location. City Council also narrowly approves salary raise for City Manager and weighs rail right of way talks and Eastgate Industrial Park access proposals.
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Lebanon
Warren County Board of Mental Retardation
Westview
W. Silver Street
J. William Duning
Thelma Sumner
Board of Zoning Appeals
Charles Guard
Gilbert Jarrard
Virgil Hale
Eleanor Allum
Guard
Penn Central Railroad
Mound
Middletown Woman Injured in Dixie Highway Crash
Virginia Bendel twenty two of 1731 Winton Street is reported in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car wreck on Dixie Highway two miles south of Franklin at 11:50 a.m. She was taken to hospital by Franklin Emergency Squad and charged with speed unreasonable for conditions. Eleanor Martin twenty nine of 361 Martz Paullin Road Franklin was the driver of the other car. Details of the accident were not available.
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Middletown
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Virginia Bendel
Winton St
Eleanor Martin
Martz-Paullin Road
Lincoln PTO elects new officers for coming year
Lincoln Elementary School last night elected new PTO officers. Fred Sennet and his wife replace Richard Haller as president. James Thompson and his wife serve as vice presidents, Jason Jackson is treasurer, and Jan Mardis is secretary.
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PTO
Lincoln Elementary School
Fred Sennet
Richard Haller
James Thompson
Jason Jackson
Jan Mardis
City Tax Deadline April 30 Set by Middletown Officials
The city urges residents to file city income tax returns and pay any due by April 30. Forms are available on the City Building's second floor. Credit is allowed for tax paid to other municipalities, reducing Middletown's 1 percent rate to the balance due. The tax applies to gross wages and net profits from all sources, with residency not affecting liability. Also due April 30 is income withheld by employers for the first quarter of 1976.
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Helen Swim
Middletown
Middletown Teachers Set Spring Drive After Pay Deal
Middletown Teachers Association plans a spring membership drive April 25 to May 6 as 7 percent salary gains are settled. Membership rises to 146 for next year from 139, with total members about 460 this year and 535 last year.
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Middletown
MTA
Auto dealer argues public resists small cars and imports may rise
Middletown car dealer Jim Guyler voiced doubt on a government tax favoring small cars and warned that lack of consumer demand could push buyers toward imports. He noted the auto industry’s economic weight, with 25 percent of steel used by autos and 500 Middletown workers employed by dealers. He also cited emission deadlines for 1978 and 1985 as challenging.
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Jim Guyler
Guyler Buick
Middletown New Car Dealers Association
Middletown
Guyler
Ohio
Deaths and Funerals Across Middletown and Hamilton
Obituaries report Paul Albert Hannah 65 of 538 Lebanon St died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a life in sales at Armco Steel. Shirley Forest Thomas 67 of Raymond Drive died after a week illness at Cincinnati General Hospital and leaves a son, brothers, and grandchildren. Kathryn C. Gibbons 83 formerly of Ohio 73 dies at Zartman Nursing Home. services set at Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home. Multiple Hamilton obituaries list William Pickens 77, Millard Wells 77, Clara E. Baker 82, infant Carly Jo Riddick, Cleopham Toerner 64, Ellen Cater 59, and James E. Mignerey 76 with funeral arrangements noted. Survivors and service details summarized for each.
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Monroe
Paul Albert Hannah
Lebanon St
Middletown Hospital
Monroe Life Squad
Hannah
Shirley Forest Thomas
Raymond Drive
Cincinnati General Hospital
Thomas
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Veterans Club
Amanda Athletic Club
Edna
Orla E. Bratton
West Elkton
Chester R. Thomas
Middletown
Herbert O. Thomas
Dayton
Wilson- Schramm
Robert Lodwick
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
Ohio
Zartman
Franklin Miss Gibbons
American Red Cross
Chambersburg
Miami Valley School of Nursing
Miss Gibbons
Miami University
James
Salem
Ore
Stubbs- Conner
Hamilton
William Pickens
Long St
Israel Baptist Church
Green Millard Wells
Madison Ave
West Side
Pentecostal Church
Brown-Dawson
Clara E. Baker
Chapel Road
Webb
Carly Jo Riddick
David R. Riddick
Rockford Drive
Rose Hill Burial Park
Cleopham Toerner
Kenyon Drive
St. Ann Church
Zettler
Ellen Cater
Wilson St
Green
James E. Mignerey
Patton Ave
Bowles pleads guilty to arson and receives 25-year term
Donald Buster Bowles, 43, of Middletown, admitted arson in a Jan 22 case at 803 Elwood St and was sentenced to 25 years at the Ohio State Penitentiary. His concurrent murder and felonious assault pleas in Warren County carry 15 years to life and 3 15 years, with his wife Sadie charged in related counts awaiting trial.
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Hamilton Donald
Buster’’ Bowles
Elwood St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Ohio State Penitentiary
Bowles
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Penitentiary
Warren County
Marrs
Village East Apartments
Marion Combs
Gale
Village Drive
Sadie
Carlisle 2 brothers charged in two-night police incident
Dayton brothers Ronald Ray Baylor 21 and Roy Dale Baylor 18 face multiple charges after a high speed chase on Dayton Oxford Road ending near the Carlisle Civic Center. Bonita Jeffers 21 and Gail Riddle 18 also face offenses, with weapons and alcohol violations noted.
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Carlisle
Dayton
Dayton- Oxford Road
Robert Reichard
Miamisburg
Ronald Ray Baylor
Baylor
Bonita M. Jeffers
Roy Dale Baylor
Bonita Jeffers
Gail Riddle
Franklin Municipal
Mother and daughter hurt in two car crash
In Springboro a Waynesville mother Mary L. Ketzel age 28 and her three year old daughter Amy were treated at Kettering Medical Center for injuries from a two car crash at the Ohio 73 and 48 intersection. Ketzel released and Amy discharged. State troopers report Ketzel had a green light traveling west on 73 at 7 30 am when her car was hit by Phillip D. Carter 16 of Waynesville driving south on 48 and charged with running a red light.
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Springboro
Waynesville
Kettering Medical Center
Ohio 73
Ohio
Mary L. Ketzel
Fairfield Drive
Amy
Harlan Road
Carter
Ohio 48
Carter Lumber yard fire ruled arson in Mogadore
Fire Chief Edward Jenkins said a 250000 dollar blaze that destroyed Carter Lumber Co. in Mogadore Tuesday was deliberately set. It is the second Carter yard burned in six months, following a Norton yard fire last November. Norton police have arrested three people in that case.
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Mogadore, Ohio
Edward Jenkins
Carter Lumber Co
Carter
Norton
Retired Persons Meeting Thursday With Denham as Speaker
The American Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association announce their monthly gathering in the Bonanza Sirloin Pit party room on S Breiel Boulevard with lunch at 12 30 p m. State Rep. William Denham will be the guest speaker.
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American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Bonanza Sirloin Pit
S. Breiel Boulevard
William Denham
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Lincoln Pto
Middletown ‘Bank
WPFB
Executive Council
Stratton
Shirley Thomas
Nettie Flint
Nettie J. Flint
Roanoke
James Jordan
Dorset Drive
Virginia
Kathryn Gibbons
Kathryn C. Gibbons
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Chamberlain Road
Coats
Firsons
Central Avenue
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