Jewelry From Plane Crash Ties Four To Larceny Case
In Cincinnati AP report three men and a woman were en route to face charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen goods after jewelry tied to a crash was found. Names include Elizabeth Stanty 70 and Elmer 46, with others identified as James Clemens 36 S Wayne Weiger 61 from Findlay Ohio. Four died in the April Jellico Tennessee wreck where five perished. The Elmwood police hold the jewelry valued over 10000 dollars as investigators link it to the crash site near the Hale family home.
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Cincinnati
Elizabeth Stanty
Chicago
Elmer
Tennessee
Marie
James J. Clemens
Norridge
Ill
S. Wayne Weiger
Findlay
Ohio
B. L. Branham
Campbell County
Tenn
Glenn Homer Hale
Florence
Douglasville
Bobby Ray Hale
Elmwood
William J Cochran
Villarica
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Glenn Hale
Bobby Hale
Glenn
Jellico
Fitzpatrick
Parachutist Dies In Jump Near Warren Ohio
Howard Gatrell, 40, of Newbury, a Cleveland Parachute Club member, was killed Saturday night when he smashed against the plane at 7200 feet before a jump from Skeets Airport. The Trumbull County coroner cited a broken neck as the cause of death. Gatrell’s wife and children watched as he apparently struck his head inside the aircraft and tore part of a window, damaging the craft. the reserve chute deployed and he descended.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Parachute Club
Howard Garrell
Newbury
Trumbull
Joseph Sudimack Jr
Gatrell
Skeets
Here
Easter Egg Scramble Sparks Park Hunt With Prizes
The annual Egg Scramble at Armco Park starts at 1 30 PM if no rain, with 4500 colored eggs and free pony rides donated by Stanley Sorrell. Merchants hid eggs, with Patrolman of the Year Jack Combs hiding a $5 prize egg and a $2 50 prize egg for preschoolers in Bunny Hollow. Elwood Richardson of The Journal leads the redemption center as patrols and Red Cross assist with crowds.
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Armco Park
Stanley Sorrell
Middletown Area
Combs
Bunny Hollow Park
Elwood Richardson
the Journal
Bad Eggs Spoil Fun For Kids At Hunt
In New Baltimore a farm egg hunt sponsored by Crosby Township Civic Association left three children ill and hospitalized. Curtis Booth, 4, was admitted in fair condition. two other boys were dismissed after treatment. Deputies warn against eating eggs as 60 parents called in after radio and TV alerts.
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Hamilton
New Balti
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton County
Curtis Lee Booth
Gerald Booth
Harrison
Rt. 1
New Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ohio 128
Crosby Township Civic Association
Cpl
Arthur Shearer
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Office
Middletown Baton Twirlers Sweep Five Firsts at Miamisburg
Baton twirlers from Middletown won five first places in a USTA contest held yesterday in Miamisburg sponsored by Sharon Kaye's Kaye-Idettes. Rhonda Napier led the advanced 6 under group with a first, Terri Lee Selby topped the 11-year-old advanced and juvenile strutting events, while Sue Napier placed fourth in the 16 and over advanced. Other top results included Donna Marie Armstrong third, Lu Ann Evans fifth in the year-old advanced, Sandy Manning first in a beginner under group, Donna Sue Hatton third in beginners 14 and over, and Judy Harris fifth in intermediates 14 and over.
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Middletown Baton
USTA
Miamisburg
Sharon Kaye
Rhonda Napier
Shaun Birch
Donna Marie Armstrong
Lu Ann Evans
Terri Lee Selby
Sue Napier
Sandy Manning
Donna Sue Hatton
Judy Harris
Two-Car Collision Kills Harold N. Ross in Tiffin
In Tiffin Ohio on Saturday a two car crash on Ohio 18 claimed the life of Harold N Ross aged 45 of Tiffin. The accident occurred in the afternoon leaving investigators to determine exact causes and whether other injuries occurred. Local authorities were on the scene and the incident is under investigation.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Harold N. Ross
Sungani Indian Dancers to Perform at Manchester Jr Hi Roundup
The Sungani Indian Dancers of White Water Ohio will perform at Manchester Jr High Spring Roundup on April 28 1962 from noon to 8 PM. They feature 18 foot Sioux tipis and a repertoire of over 50 dances including Taos Horse Tail and Sioux Dog Dances. Chair directors J B and Phyllis Dick lead a family group with members from the Dick family, who have appeared on coast to coast TV and in parades and festivals. Their performances showcase intricate movement learned from Indian communities and blend authentic lore with competitive dancing.
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White Water
Ohio
Manchester Jr
Winnebego
Navaho
Oklahoma
J. B
Phyllis Dick
Harrison
Mr. Dick
Sungant
Indianapolis
Steven's Point
Wisconsin
Sungani
Manchester Jr. High
Two Escapes With Minor Injuries In Middletown Crash
Two Middletown residents avoided serious injuries after a broadside collision at Henry Avenue and Mary Etta Street. Dale Martin, 18, suffered knee lacerations and contusions. Hester Barnett, 48, had a scalp laceration. Both were treated at Middletown Hospital. Martin, speeding north on Mary Etta, ran a stop sign and struck Barnett’s car, sending both vehicles over the curb. The 2:05 p.m. crash caused Martin’s 1957 car to be a total loss and extra damage to Barnett’s car. Martin was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. In a separate morning incident, Herbert Stewart, 41, was cited for failing to maintain assured clear distance after colliding on Charles Street at Henry Avenue. David Thiel, 5, a passenger, suffered a bumped forehead. Damages: Thiel car $200, Stewart car $175. Peter Wingewich, 72, was cited for following too closely after a collision on Girard Avenue at Verity Parkway with minor damages. Only three other minor accidents were reported since Saturday.
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Hen ‘Ry
Mary Etta Street
Dale Martin
Swanley St
Hester Barnett
Middletown Hospital
Martin
Mary Etta
Barnett Auto
Barnett
Herbert Stewart
Richard St
Miamisburg
Charles Street
Henry Avenue
David Thiel
Middletown Rt. 3
Mary Jane Thiel
Thiel
Stewart
Peter Winglewich
Baltimore St
Girard Avenue
Verity Parkway
Grass fires and autos ignite city fire crews
A grass fire in a field on 1100 block of LaFayette Avenue and two autos fires occupied city firefighters yesterday. Damage totaled about 40 dollars. One car fire started under the hood from a carburetor backfire on a car owned by Mervin Bair at 10 N Verity Parkway. Another auto owned by Leroy Johnson on Garfield Street caught fire at 5:07 p.m. Saturday near the Baltimore Street and Michigan Avenue intersection, caused by a motor backfire and resulting in 40 dollars damage.
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LaFayette Avenue
Mervin Bair
Franklin-Madison Road
Franklin
Verity’ Parkway
Leroy Johnson
Garfield St
Baltimore Street
Michigan Avenue
Brothers Fined On 3 Charges
In Franklin municipal court on Friday two Webb brothers were fined 16 dollars and costs on three charges intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting arrest Judge J T Riley imposed the penalties on Ruel Webb 42 of 128 N Main St and Vincent Webb 42 of 24 W Fifth St A third Webb brother Paul 27 of 9348 McGuire Lane was fined 10 dollars and costs for muffler violation Additional fines included Floyd Johnson 28 of Dayton 10 dollars for illegal parking James Puckett 27 of Hamilton 10 dollars for changing lanes and William Hopkins 30 of Trenton 10 dollars for no operator s license.
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Franklin
Franklin Brothers
Ruel Webb
N. Main St
Vincent Webb
W. Fifth St
J. T. Riley
Paul Webb
McGuire Lane
Floyd Johnson
Dayton
James Puckett
Hamilton
William Hopkins
Trenton
Woman Bans Trash Sparks Garage Fire in Franklin
In Franklin, a resident Mrs. Julia VanArsdale living at 702 South Main Street started a backyard trash burn that ignited her garage causing about 100 dollars in damage. Firefighters reported the 3 40 p m blaze. A neighbor also reported another burn at 9659 Staley Road by Ray Eversole, owner, at 7 35 p m last night.
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Franklin
Julia VanArsdale
S. Main St
Staley Road
Ray Eversole
Police Briefs Theft Reported Across City
Police briefs list several thefts from Friday and yesterday. Frank Clendinin, 2009 Henry Ave., had a tire wheel and hubcap stolen from his car valued at 40 dollars. Jet Porter, 117 N Heinkle Rd., had a rain coat stolen from his car for 40 dollars. Mark Fedders, 2605 Fleming Rd., reported a bicycle stolen from Sunset Park. John Gullett, 3124 Yankee Rd., lost wallet with about 10 dollars and papers downtown. Otis Spencer, 528 Baltimore St., said roughly half a tank of gas was stolen from his car parked behind his home.
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Frank Clendinin
Henry Ave
Jet Porter
N. Heinkle Road
Tytus Avenue
John Gullette
Yankee Road
Otis Spencer
Baltimore St
Vandalism Complaints Filed Over Car Paint Smears
Thomas Flemming and Morris Finkleman filed vandalism complaints after autos parked at 606 16th Ave and 606 14th Ave were smeared with paint on Friday night.
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Thomas Flemming
16Th Ave
Morris Finkleman
14Th Ave
Juvels Held After Car Wreck Near Franklin Trenton
Two Middletown youths aged 16 and 17 were spotted driving a stolen car east of Peasttown on Franklin Trenton Road. They admitted taking the auto, wrecking it, and abandoning the vehicle. Patrolmen chased them behind Poastown School and then detained them for juvenile authorities.
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Middletown
Franklin-Trenton
Peasttown
Jerry Miller
Harold Ave
Franklin
Paramount Theater
Poast‘town
Homes Of Vacationers Are Looted
Two more break ins were reported in the city bringing weekend total to eight. The William E Walker home at 2811 Moorman Drive was entered by breaking a rear door glass. The Walkers, vacationing in Florida, were not home. The house was ransacked completely, police said.
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William E. Walker
Moorman Drive
Florida
Break-in Reported Next Door on Richardson Drive
Earl Mull of 708 Richardson Drive told police a break in occurred at Daniel Wise’s home next door at 710 Richardson. The Wise family were away, Mull said. A rear bedroom window had been forced to gain entry.
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Earl Mull
Richardson Drive
Daniel Wise
Richardson
Wises
Mull
Easter Joy in Jerusalem Sees Global Faithful Gather
Pilgrims from many Christian groups filled Jerusalem on Easter Sunday for midnight Mass and dawn celebrations at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and nearby sites. The city’s ancient streets buzzed with about 6,000 pilgrims from over 100 Christian sects, including Eastern Africans in robes, Chinese and Filipino worshipers, and American visitors. The ceremony featured the blessing of the fire and a candle lit beside the Stone of Unction, with keys to the church held by a Moslem family since Saladin’s era.
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Christ
Christendom
Joudeh
Saladin
Cession
Skater Doyle Whisler Places Second in Indiana Meet
Doyle Whisler, 14, of Roller Haven took second in the junior freestyle division at the Indiana Invitational Roller Skating Meet in Indianapolis. He competed against skaters from eight states and is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Whisler of 413 Regent Drive. Other Roller Haven skaters enter events today.
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Doyle Whisler
Roller Haven
Indiana
Indianapolis
Whisler
Robert Whisler
Regent Drive
Roller ‘Haven
Cincinnati Woman Second Crash Victim
Mrs. Voila Weisman, 60, of Cincinnati died Saturday in Springfield City Hospital from injuries in a highway crash near South Charleston Friday night. Her husband, William, 62, was killed instantly in the head on collision on U S 42.
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Springfield, Ohio
Voila Weisman
Cincinnati
Springfield City
South Charleston
William
U. S. 42
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