Student Muscle Honored At Middletown Campus Dinner
Miami University Middletown honored 17 sophomores for leadership campus service and strong academics at a recognition dinner. Campus director Eugene Bennett praised student Elizabeth Smyth and noted high achievers earning certificates for 3.5 to 3.9 GPA, alongside several named award recipients from diverse activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sennet
Middletown
Miami University
Eugene Bennett
Robert Jewell
Miamisburg
Bennett
Oxford
Deborah ‘Smyth
Franklin
Miss Smyth
Belinda A
West Elkton
Donald Bashaw
Gregory Coulles
Patricia Ganz
Evelyn Green
Andrea Hanson
Janet Harlander
Steve Lukens
William Layster Jr
William McKeever
Barbara Marlowe
Lucy Squier
Dianne Stapleton
Philip Volk
Virginia Brubaker
Georgia Ann Caudill
Terry Dearth
Thomas Dearth
Martha DeBold
Barbara Ann Edwards
Patricia Anne Grossip
Ruth Ann Heidtman
Brenda Howard
Ellen Kukuk
James Polisini
Beecher Rogers Jr
Russell ‘Romes
May Fern ‘Troutvine
Judy Wiser
Deaths And Funerals For Phillip Speer And Others
Phillip Red Speer 63 native of Andersonville Indiana and longtime Middletown resident died yesterday at the VA Hospital Dayton. Services set 2 pm tomorrow Master Sons Mortuary Rushville Indiana. Surviving brother William Indianapolis and sister Lena Fey Rushville Rt 2. Margaret Montgomery 84 of 67 John St. private services 10 am Monday Eaton Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery Middletown. Sister Sade Painter of British Columbia noted. Edward Finlay 92 of 27 Fairview Ave. services 2 pm Monday Zettler. Margaret Fischer 56 of 1245 Vanderveer St. services 10 am Monday Brown Dawson.
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Phillip Speer
Phillip
Red) Speer
Andersonville
Ind
Middletown
Master & Sons
Rushville
Speer
Dayton
William
Indianapolis
Lena Fey
Rushville Rt. 2
Margaret Montgomery Franklin
Margaret, Montgomery
John St
Edward Finlay
Fairview Ave
Zettler
Margaret Fischer
Vanderveer
Brown- Dawson
Teenager Cleared In Insanity Verdict In Warren County Murder
Treva Crosthwaite, 17, was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the November 1 shooting death of her father at their Warren County carryout. The trial featured battles over her intent versus berserk conduct, with psychiatrists testifying to chronic anxiety and adolescent turmoil.
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Lebanon
Treva Crosthwaite
Hubert
Warren County
Treva
John McDonald
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County
Lima State Hospital
Allen County
Treva Sane
Crosthwaite
Freida
Douglas Goldman
Cincinnati
Fred Jones
Morris Turkelson
Ruppert
Jones
McDonald
Wilmer Set to Be TB Group President at 31st Meeting
Richard A. Wilmer, president-elect, will be installed as president of the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association at the 31st annual meeting next Wednesday night at the Hamilton Elks Country Club. Dr. Hugh B. Kelly of Cleveland will speak on Modern Concepts of Tuberculosis. Cliff Roberts invites public attendance and reservations at Hamilton 893-2844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton — Middletown
Richard A. Wilmer
Butler County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Hamilton Elks Country Club
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Wilmer
Hugh B. Kelly
Cleveland
Sunny Acres
Cuyahoga County
Kelly
Cliff Roberts
Association
Hamilton
Police Hold Little Hope They'll Find Gunman
Police reported little hope of catching the gunman who shot three times at the Parkway Sinclair Station in Ohio. Larry Courtney described tackling the assailant and a possible witness saying a woman saw him leave. Bullets recovered were badly damaged, hindering ballistics work, and investigators sought the shooter who fled toward London and Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
London
Ohio
Courtney
Wilmington
Citizens' Council Finds Jobs and Fights Discrimination
The Middletown Citizens' Council on Human Relations reports success in placing 237 of 510 applicants in jobs in 1968 with cooperation from the Chamber of Commerce Ohio State Employment Service and local industries. It aims to reduce discrimination in work housing and education while promoting peaceful solutions and equal opportunity for whites and Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Marva Sampson
Human Relations Council
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ohio State Employment Service
City Commission
Soviet War Hero Markian Popov Dies at 67
General of the Army Markian Popov a World War II hero died in what the Defense Ministry calls a tragic death at age 67. Krasnaya Zvezda offered no details. Popov commanded troops on the Leningrad front and served as deputy commander at Stalingrad and held Hero of the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Markian Popov
Defense Ministry
Krasmaya Zvezda
Red Star
Popov
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Soviet Union
Two Schools and Market Burglarized Here
Two schools and a market were entered by thieves last night with losses and damage running over 300 dollars. Edison School suffered 280 dollars in window damage while Rossi Market was hit for wine beer and cigarettes. A door was forced a telephone ripped from wall and two smashed telephone boxes were found.
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Edison
S. Main St
Ptl
Merle Stethem
Rossi Market
16Th Ave
Stethem
McKinley Junior High
Verity Parkway
McKinley
Kaiser Paymaster Leaves Kaiser Engineers for Norwalk Post
William V. Mount, long time paymaster for Kaiser Engineers here, resigns to become safety service director in Norwalk Ohio. He will start May 1 at a salary of 13500 annually. Mount, 54, is a Kings Mills native and former Sharonville Reading service director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Mount
Kaiser Engineers
Norwalk
Ohio
Sandusky
Mount
Sharonville
Readings
Kaiser Operation
Armco Steel Corps
Kings Mills
Mason High School
University of Cincinnati
Kaiser
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Jeiey
Joseph Ayers Bennett
Wendt
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Woodside Cemetery
Vaamaee
Pid van
Eddie
Bill van Guelpen
Lima
Treva Innocent
Jack Thornton
Goldman
James Ruppert
Clinton-Massie High School
Hubert Crosthwaite
TB Group
Walton
Citizens’ Council
By Jim Bohman
Verity Pkwy
Robert Konthier
Mgr
William Long
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
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