Funeral for River Victim Set
Funeral services for Charles Black 25 of Franklin and Riley Back 39 of West Carrollton will be held at Eaton Funeral Home at 10 am Tuesday. Black drowned April 12 in the Cumberland River near Williamsburg Kentucky during a fishing trip. Burial will be in Springboro Cemetery. Visitation Monday 4 to 9 pm at the funeral home. Black is survived by his father Hiram, a brother Hiram Jr and sister Patsy Epperson.
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Franklin
West Carrollton
Cumberland River
Williamsburg
Eaton Funeral Home
Charles Black
Riley Back
Shaker Road
Edward Bates
Black
Springboro
Hiram
Hiram Jr
Patsy Epperson
Catherine Allen Franklin Mourned in Franklin
Mrs. Catherine Allen aged 68 of 820 South River Street Franklin died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a day as a patient. A retired sorter at Oxford Paper Co. West Carrollton she is survived by brother John H. White Franklin and sisters Viola and Lola White Franklin. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday Eaton Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Joe Laughner. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Calling hours begin Monday after 2 p.m. at her residence.
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Franklin
Catherine Allen
S. River St
Middletown Hospital
Klansman Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail
Parkie Scott, self described Ku Klux Klan organizer, began a 30 day jail term after a December jury conviction for obstructing Warren County Sheriff Bryan Kennard from making an arrest. Judge Paul Hardman imposed a $500 fine with execution stayed pending appeal. Scott was arrested at the Chrysler Airtemp plant in Dayton.
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Ku Klux Klan
Warren County
Bryan Kennard
Paul Hardman
Scott
Chrysler Corp. Airtemp
Dayton
Xenia
Harry Kyle
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Warren C. Young
Young
Oregonia
Armco Finds Founders Day Draws 350 Retirees
About 350 Armco Steel Muncie Works retirees are slated to attend Founders Day events Monday with a 12 15 p m luncheon in a large tent. D C Osborne and Milton Wells will sign the pledge of cooperation and present a community scholarship as Harry B Nicholson speaks for Middletown Works. A second program is planned at the Armco General Office at 2 p m with L F Weitzenkorn and Tom Halloran chairing and Browning presenting scholarships.
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Armco Steel
Muidaletown
O. W. Ireland
Paul Bergdall
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
A. L. Young
Armco
Veterans Club
D. C. Osborne
Milton Wells
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Osborne
Middletown
Harry B. Nicholson
L. F. Weitzenkorn
Tom Halloran
W. B. Browning
George M. Verity
Michigan Ohio boundary hearing postponed to October
Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley asked to delay the 13 year old Michigan Ohio boundary dispute hearing. The session, set for next month, is postponed to October as Michigan officials seek more than final surveys, delayed by snow and weather in the Lost Peninsula area. The dispute concerns Lake Erie mineral rights fishing and boating rights.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank Kelley
Michigan
Ohio
Kelley
Lake Erie
Lake ‘Erie
Second Phone Cable Cut During Ohio Bell Strike
A second telephone cable cut yesterday morning may be linked to a strike by Ohio Telephone Co. employees. The damage near Rink's Department Store disabled about 400 customers from 9:30 a.m. to noon, with 15 lines cut and water entering the line. the break between Highland Street and Breiel Boulevard took two hours to locate. The FBI had earlier been alerted to a 1:30 a.m. cut affecting Germantown. Ohio Bell official Leonard Hart Jr. said the second cut was less serious than the first.
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Ohio Telephone Co
Rink
Roosevelt Avenue
Leonard Hart Jr
Ohio Bell
Highland Street
Breiel Boulevard
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Germantown
Hart
Police Briefs Mixed petty theft report across local addresses
An iron kettle with flowers valued at 35 dollars was stolen from Harold Philpot at 2433 Wilbraham Road. A thief took 17 dollars from Mrs. Glen Gomin at 2112 Spencer Lane while she shopped downtown. Fishing tackle worth 75 dollars was stolen from Arthur McCloud at 4513 Tarrimore Circle within the last two weeks. Vandals broke eight fluorescent bulbs at Putt Putt Golf Course on St Main Street and tried to enter a storage room.
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Harold Philpot
Wilbraham Road
Glen Gomin
Spencer Lane
Arthur McCloud
Tarrimore Circle
St. Main Street
Not Many Pass Police Testing In Middletown
Middletown faces a tough written police exam with 47 percent pass rate over three years. Of 84 applicants, 22 passed all tests, 9 failed after the written, and officials fear 10 vacancies may remain open by Friday.
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Middletown
Man Shot in Baltimore Inn Incident Poorly Worded
A 35 year old man, Jessie Dance of 3507 Jewell Ave, was hospitalized in good condition with a gunshot wound to the right thigh after a shooting at the Baltimore Inn on Baltimore Street around 8 20 p m. His wife Anna 27, suffered head injuries and is being treated. police say an unidentified man injured both.
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Middletown Hospital
Baltimore Inn
Baltimore Street
Jessie Dance
Jewell Ave
Anna
Dance
Don’t discard deer hides says state game biologist
ST. PAUL Minnesota AP game biologist Bernard A Fashingbauer of the Minnesota Department of Conservation urges hunters not to throw away deer hides during the hunting season. He notes tanned hides can become fine leather goods and even unsmelt hides can be sold for a few dollars.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Bernard A. Fashingbauer
Minnesota Department of Conservation
Perry joins Mead Corp to lead product engineering in Dayton
Virgil E. Perry announced he accepted Mead Corp offer to join the product engineering department in Dayton and resign as president of Harding Jones Paper Co. of Excello. He will join Mead May 15 after a brief vacation. Perry has a long history with Harding Jones, including leadership in engineering and production.
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Virgil E. Perry
Mead Corp
Dayton
Harding-Jones Paper Co
Deenalin
Excello
Perry
Jones
Harding-Jones
Mead
Mead Papers
Mead Mills
Chillicothe
Escanaba
Mich
Kingsport
Tenn
Ashland
Vanderbilt University
Antioch College
University of Cincinnati
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio
Technical Association of the Pulp & Paper Industry
National Association
Ohio Paper Industry Council
Miami Pulp and Paper School
Miami University
Middletown Area
Skater Injured as Car Strikes Wall at Roller Haven
Deputy Hatfield releases accident details from Roller Haven on April 11. Dorsey M. Brewer drove the car that struck the rink wall injuring Stephen Jones 18 of Somerville who was treated and released for a left arm injury at Middletown Hospital. The initial report had listed Jones as the driver.
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Roller Haven
Central Ave
Warren County
Jim Hatfield
Dorsey M. Brewer
Stephen Jones
Somerville
Jones
Middletown Hospital
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Armco Metal Products Division
Warren County Children’s Home
Dave Beck
George Bingham
Ers
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Lebanon
Parkie Scott
ALL Starcraft
Caraxy
Jack Frisbie
Butler Co
Heart Association
South Broad
Melampy
Virgil Perry Hardington
T. E. Jons Jr
Harding- Jones
Komen
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Charles Grimm
East
Wes
St. & 2Nd Ave
Grand Avenue
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Skater
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