Toledo Pooch Leads 2 Lives in Dual Homes
In Toledo Ohio a Dalmatian named Spot or Ringo led a double life with two families after a dognapping inquiry. Emory Mays Jr accused a man of snatching his dog, but the next day Spot returned. Police traced a car and identified Benjamin Pisarski who said a friend returned the dog.
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Emory Mays Jr
Spot
Benjamin Pisarski
Mays
Gene Hoffman
Pisarski
Ringo
Pooch
Pup Hood
Hoffman
Bancroft Street
Austin Street
Pisarskis
Benny
Emory
Benny Pisarski
Divorces Filed and Granted in Butler County Courts
Virginia Lou Mynhier files for divorce from Jack Richard Mynhier. Helen Jane Traver files for divorce from Ronald Willard Traver. Martha Downs files for divorce from Richard Downs. Lover Ligon granted divorce from Willie Ligon for cruelty. Lucretia Milton files for divorce from Curley Milton. Linda Grosse a minor from John Grosse. Charles Robert Coleman Sr. files against Carolyn Sue Coleman and Cheryl Miller files against John Lee Miller. Dorothy Joan Barker files against Glenn E. Barker. Judge David Black presiding.
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Virginia Lou Mynhier
Iglehart St
Jack Richard Mynhier
Charles St. Negelet
Helen Jane Traver
Oxford State Road
Ronald Willard Traver
Amanda
Martha Downs
S. Main St
Richard Downs
Charles Robert Coleman Sr
N. Broad St
Carolyn Sue Coleman
Woodlawn Ave
Cheryl Miller
Second Ave
John Lee Miller
Dorothy Joan Barker
McKinley St
Glenn E. Barker
David Black
First-grade Teacher Meets Former Student In School Reunion
In Louisville a first-grade teacher encounters a former student who attended her class last year. The girl sighs wishing the teacher could teach second grade, promising they could have more fun together.
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Louisville
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Toledo
Toledo, Ohio
Doan
Idney
Butler County Courts
Lover Ligon
Curtis St
Willie Ligon
Lucretia Milton
Kunz Ave
Curley Milton
Calumet Ave
Linda Grosse
Hamilton
John Grosse
Coats
Junior and
Jr, Petite
Chelsea
Edad ¢ Diccies Dilan
Veggs
India
Madras
Gibbs
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