Craft Classes Run By Two 13 Year Old Girls
Kristin Dancy and Kim Scott run a craft school from Kristin’s home in Manchester for 10 children aged 3 to 8. The girls, newsworthy teens, offer afternoons of ceramics shell decoration stained glass and other crafts while mothers take a brief break. The venture funds their summers and provides needed pocket money.
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Kristin Dancy
Kim Scott
Manchester
Kim
Kristin
Kenridge Drive
Thomas Scott
Wicklow Drive
Gordon Dancys
Cutie
Elmers
Camden crash kills boy
A one car crash on Pogue Frazee Road near the Rush Run Wildlife Area left Dayton youths Ronald Streaver 17 dead at Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital and Kenneth Reininger Jr 17 in serious condition at Samaritan Hospital with possible head injuries. Frank Ambrose 17 of Dayton survived with facial and arm injuries. The crash is under investigation by Preble County deputies.
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Camden
Dayton
Pogue- Frazee Road
Rush Run Wildlife Area
Ronald Streaver
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Camden Emergency Oy
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Kenneth Reininger Jr
Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Ft. Hamilton- Hughes
Frank Ambrose
Ft Hamilton-Hughes
Preble County Deputies
Silvery Kish Falls From Sky Reported In Middletown Area
Residents on Central Avenue and nearby areas found a silver substance on cars porches and lawns over the weekend. Ben Purdum reported many fibers falling from the sky. Armco Middletown works traced it to kish a steelmaking by product. Officials say it is not harmful though the exact source is under investigation.
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Central Avenue
Ben Purdum
Jefferson Road
Armco Middletown Works
Journal apologizes for photo, delivery issues yesterday
A mechanical breakdown led to poor photo quality in yesterday's Journal and late delivery in some areas. The Journal apologizes for the inconvenience and is working to prevent a recurrence.
Pair posing as surgeons arrested at Middletown Hospital
Warrants charging trespassing were signed yesterday against two people accused of entering Middletown Hospital at 2 a.m. yesterday posing as brain surgeons. Mark Alexander, 20, of 436 Lincoln St. and Betty Lattimore, 46, of 612 W Ninth Ave., were arrested after police traced a license number from the car they fled in. They were released on bond pending a municipal court appearance. They allegedly entered the emergency room claimed to be brain surgeons and sought a tour before security officers chased them from the fourth floor.
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Middletown Hospital
Mark Alexander
Lincoln St
Betty Lattimore
Ninth Ave
Glue Flood Erodes Wood Surface in Bold Experiment
A maker pours thick glue over a wooden piece, enough to saturate the surface and vanish the macaroni bits beneath. The act creates a glossy white layer that hides the decorations as it cures.
Dystrophy collection can stolen from Butler Beverage
A collection can for muscular dystrophy was reported stolen from the Butler Beverage liquor agency at 110 E. State St. Police said a customer carried the can out with him yesterday afternoon.
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Trenton
Butler Beverage Liquor Agency
E. State St
Kennedy and Revel Kennedy separate after 18 years
Academy Award winner George Kennedy and his wife Revel have separated after 18 years of marriage. A spokesman said a divorce is not planned. They share two children Karianne, 15, and Christopher, 11.
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New York
George Kennedy
Revel
Kennedys
Karianne
Christopher
Judge Dismisses Suit Against Howe Motor Co in Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer dismissed the Ohio attorney general’s suit against Howe Motor Co citing lack of notice and insufficient evidence for an injunction. The decision notes post filing compliance and that appeal proceedings remain possible.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Howe Motor
Cramer
Brown
New Era Baptist Church Celebrates 16th Anniversary
The New Era Baptist Church on 1120 Yankee Road marks the 16th anniversary of Pastor Rev. S. S. Cousin and Nora. Tonight at 7 30 p m a service features Rev. N L Cooper and his choir. A banquet is set for 6 p m tomorrow at the church hall. Sunday at 11 a m Rev. Virgil R Sutton will speak to conclude the observance.
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New Era Baptist Church
Yankee Road
S. S. Cousin
Nora
N. L. Cooper
Second Baptist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Virgil R. Sutton
Montgomery Judge Thetford Who Probed King Dies at 64
Circuit Judge William F. Thetford, who as county solicitor in 1955 prosecuted the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the Montgomery bus boycott case, died Thursday at age 64.
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Montgomery
Ala
William F. Thetford
Martin Luther King Jr
Beverly Hills Fire Benefit Draws Major Entertainers
John Davidson will headline a September 15 benefit in Cincinnati for Beverly Hills fire victims children. Other confirmed stars include Robert Goulet Joey Heatherton and the Van Dells. Edmonds says funds will aid victims families with distribution guidelines to be set by attorneys. Meanwhile lawsuits totaling over 1 billion dollars were filed over the May disaster in Southgate Kentucky with 15 suits in Campbell County and 23 in federal court naming 4 A Corp Richard J Schilling and others.
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Cincinnati
John Davidson
Beverly Hills
Riverfront Coliseum
Robert Goulet
Joey Heatherton
the van Dells
Fuel bill deadline extended in Ohio welfare program
The Ohio welfare department extended the deadline to August 19 for elderly and low income families to apply for federal funds to help pay home heating bills backlogged from last winter. The crisis intervention program prioritizes seniors 65 and over with utilities cut off for one time grants up to unpaid bills or 250 dollars, whichever is less, followed by other priority groups based on delinquent bills and dire need.
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Columbus
Ohio
Welfare Department
Carlisle mayor hearing set for Aug twenty second
Carlisle Mayor Melvin Reece and Clerk Esther Carpenter face hearings in Municipal Court after charges by Carlisle Police Chief Robert Reichard. Reece is alleged to interfere with civil rights and dereliction of duty, Carpenter accused of tampering with records over a jury waiver in mayor's court.
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Franklin
Carlisle
Robert Reichard
Reichard
Melvin Reece
Esther Carpenter
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