Sexton withdraws from re election bid in Butler County
James R. Sexton 39 withdraws from his bid for a fourth term in the General Assembly. GOP officials confirm receipt of his withdrawal letter to Elections while outlining a search for a successor from Middletown Republicans. Sexton had been reluctant to run again and was vacationing in Kentucky when the decision was made public.
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James R. Sexton
Butler County
Sexton
General Assembly
Hamilton
Lexington
Kyw
Charles Jones
Richard Wilkerson
Election Board
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Jones
Columbus
William Beckett
Police Briefs Chronicle Local Thefts and Incidents
Thefts reported include two hubcaps from Lester Lathurgee at 2209 Pearl St and two hubcaps from Sandra Strassburger at 1206 Curtis St while parked in Lily Lot No 1. A billfold with $5 was taken from John A Bennett at the locked locker room of Verity swimming pool. A Sebald Oil Co candy machine was broken into between 3 and 4 am, six pieces of candy worth 60 cents missing. A 17 year old Franklin youth exposed himself at Nelbar Street and Tytus Avenue and was turned over to juvenile authorities after a complaint by a Saddletown woman. A fight near a Crawford Street cafe involved several men claiming to be from Franklin. they dispersed after police intervention. M A Scholl reported the theft of a 1951 model car bearing license 448MY from 416 Glen Sa today. The moon’s orbital period around Earth is about 27 days 7 hours 43.2 minutes with a mean distance of 238857 miles.
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Lester Lathurgee
Pearl St
Sandra Strassburger
Curtis St
Lily Lot No
John A. Bennett
Centerville
Verity Swimming Pool
Sebald Oil Co
Franklin
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Saddletown
Herrnstein Dies Of Heart Ailment In Ohio
Albert E. Herrnstein a Michigan football star of the early era died in Chillicothe Hospital on the eve of his 76th birthday. He coached at Has pell, Purdue and Ohio State and later ran a hardware business in Chillicothe for over 50 years. He served as president of the National Retail Hardware Assn and led Chillicothe Mutual Building and Loan Co. Survived by daughter Mrs Hermann Hildner. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Albert E. Herrnstein
University of Michigan
Chillicothe Hospital
Ohio State
Purdue
Herrnstein
Michigan
Aes
Bill Herrnstein
John Herrnstein
Stanford
Bill Heston
Hasskell Indians
Chillicothe
National Retail Hardware Assn
Chillicothe Mutual Building and Loan Co
Thieves Enter Tavern Loss Set At Four Hundred Ten
Sheriff's deputies investigated a break in and thefts across the county in 24 hours totaling 410 dollars. Intruders forced open a side door at English Tavern 4358 Grand Ave taking 200 dollars in change plus loot from a juke box and pool table. They also took 60 cents from a Pat's IGM Foodliner coin box outside the store.
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Grand Ave
Robert English
Central Ave
Theft Reports Include Gasoline Engine and Bicycle
George Dengler of Shurz Road reports the theft of a gasoline engine valued at 40 dollars and 80 dollars worth of gasoline. Walter Sallender of 5942 Wayne Milford Road reports the theft of a blue and white girl's bicycle taken from his front yard.
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George Dengler
Shurz Road
Walter Sallender
Wayne- Milford Rd
County Center Adds Member Miss Virginia Schoen
Miss Virginia E. Schoen clinical psychologist is named to the staff of the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center run by the Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn. Inc. She formerly directed at Crippled Children’s Clinic in Washington D C and trained with handicapped and epileptic children plus adult mentally ill at Toledo State Hospital. She holds a B S from St Teresa College Minnesota and a masters from Catholic University. A Toledo native, she belongs to the Ohio and American Psychological associations.
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Virginia E. Schoen
Lower
Miami Valley
Butler County Mental Hygiene Assn. Inc
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Washington D. C
Miss Schoen
Todeo State Hospital
St. Tereas Colleg
Minnesota
Catholic University of America
Washington
Toledo
Ohio Psychological Assn
The
American Psychological Assn
Wheel and tire stolen from car in Franklin
Police investigated a theft report by Raymond Puls of 318 E 4th Street claiming a wheel and tire were taken from his car parked in front of his home at night. The deck lid was forced and the wheel described as black with a single red strip valued at 12 dollars. A Chillicothe truck driver, Herman Manor, 28, was arrested on S Main Street on a charge of unnecessary motor noises and released on $15 bond.
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Franklin
Raymond Puls
E. 4Th St
Chillicothe
S. Main Street
Herman Manor
Tot in Cincinnati Dies After Cancer Battle
Mr and Mrs Albert Eichorn of Corryville mourn the death of their one year old son Alan from cancer at Children's Hospital. Discovered in June, doctors offered little hope. An autopsy was performed with family prayers and an Angel Mass planned at St Bonaventure Church followed by burial at St Mary Church.
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Cincinnati
Albert Eichorn
Alan
Children’s ‘Hospital
W. Nixon St. Corryville
Einrons
St. Mary Church
St. Bernard
Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home
Wiring Fire Damages Car in 1957 Station Wagon
A short circuit in wiring caused a fire damaging a 1957 model station wagon owned by Mrs. Ned Warren in the 1100 block of Elien Drive. Firemen from Company 4 extinguished the blaze. A 10 month old, Timothy Wells, swallowed nerve pills and was taken to Middletown Hospital in slightly improved condition.
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Ned Warren
Glen Sn
Company 4
Elien Drive
Timothy Wells
Leonard Wells
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Friendship Baptist Church to Host Lawn Fete and Sunday Services
The Women’s Club of Friendship Baptist Church sponsors a lawn fete on the church lawn beginning tomorrow at noon. Rev. David Jones and the New Era Baptist Church gospel chorus will lead 3:30 p.m. services Sunday for the Pastor's Aid Club.
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Women’s Club of
The
Friendship Baptist Church
David Jones
Gospel Chorus
New Era Baptist Church
Pastor's Aid Club
Woman Burned In Home Mishap At Mrs Lane’s Residence
Mrs Charles Lane aged 32 of 1130 1st Ave was admitted to Middletown Hospital last night after sustaining burns to her chest back and both arms. Doctors described her condition as fairly good today. Details of the accident at her home were not available from hospital reports.
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Charles Lane
1St Ave
Middletown Hospital
30 Men Escape As Crane Crashes On Side
More than 30 workers escaped injury when a large motorized crane toppled on its side at the Miami University School of Business Administration project. The crane tipped during lowering of an electric control panel. the panel landed on a second panel, but no one was hurt. Crews planned to bring in another crane and fix damaged supports. concrete under the boom appeared undamaged.
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Oxford
Miami University School of Business Administration
Workman
Stricken Driver Causes Multi Car Pileup Injuries Reported None
A diabetic driver on S Broad Street struck two cars near Central Avenue at 7 50 p m injuring no one. Charles Blair Jr 31 of Middletown was treated at Middletown Hospital after a collision with a parked car owned by Winfred Muncie and a further collision with Martha Doench at a red light. Damage totaled 200. Police couldn't assign blame. Additional crashes included a Woodside Cemetery entrance incident involving Ethel Schaefer and Willie Adkins and several parking lot and street collisions with minor damages.
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S. Broad Street
Central Avenue
Charles Blair Jr
Fairmount Ave
Middletown Hospital
Winfred Muncie
N. Sutphin St
Woodside Cemetery
Yankee Road
Ethel L. Schaefer
Auburn Ave
Willie L. Adkins
Excello
Samaefer
Adkins
Schaefer
Middletonian Files Bankruptcy Petition
Ralph R. Metzger a Middletown tool and die maker filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court He listed assets of 3490 and liabilities of 19772 including a 9963 judgment from Middletown Municipal Court He is city of Cincinnati based and the case highlights his financial status and court judgment
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Cincinnati
Ralph R. Metzger
Middletown
U. S. District Court Help
Charge Filed In Death Of Youngster
Orville Lee Hann, 24, of Hamilton was charged with second degree manslaughter over the June 16 traffic death of Allan Williams, 6, in front of the boy’s home near Auburn. The warrant was signed by County Judge R Fred Woodruff in Oxford. Hann posted a $1000 personal bond and faces county court on Wednesday August 27.
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Hamilton
Orville Lee Hann
Jenkins Ra
Okena
Allan Williams
Alvin Williams
Hamilton-Scipio Rd
Hann
Auburn
Millville
R. Fred Woodruff
Oxford
Yangster
First Mint Established in Lydia in Asia Minor
The first mint likely began in Lydia, a district in Asia Minor near the end of the eighth century B.C. This highlights early coinage origins and the spread of standardized money practices in ancient Anatolia.
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Lydia
Asia Minor
Two Middletown Men Charged In Gas Larceny
Two Middletown area men William Dudley Baker aged 32 of Miller's Trailer Court and Robert Oliver Rose aged 20 of 3201 Ben Harrison St were arrested on petit larceny charges for allegedly stealing gas valued at 2.50 from E H Gregory Construction Co equipment. Police say they were arrested Wednesday night in the 1200 block of Lafayette Avenue and arraignment is set for Monday in Municipal Court after cases were continued.
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Middletown Area
E.H. Gregory
Princeton Road Closure for Cincinnati Day Expressway Work
Princeton Road from U S 25 at Jerico to the Butler County line will be closed for construction on the Cincinnati Day expressway. Butler County engineer Jesse H Poichard announced the closure today, with Hamilton Mason Road already shut for the project and the closure lasting for an indefinite period.
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Princeton Road
U. S. 25
Jérico
Butler County
Cincinnati
Jesse H. Poichard
Hamilton - Mason
Freight Car Fire Reported in Carlisle Yards
Firefighters in Franklin responded to a fire beneath a freight car loaded with wheat at the Baltimore & Ohio yards in Carlisle. Fire Chief Edgar Farmer said friction on a bearing caused the brakes to lock. damage assessment was not determined.
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Franklin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Carlisle
Edgar Farmer
Sahara Desert Largest Continuous North African Desert
The Sahara in North Africa is the world's largest continuous desert with an area estimated at more than three and a half million square miles.
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Sahara Desert
North
Africa
Certificate of Compliance for Spearles Life Insurance
The Superintendent of Insurance certifies Spearles Life Insurance and An y, with principal office in New Hartford Connecticut, is compliant and authorized to transact insurance in the state for the year ending December 31 1967. Financial figures show assets 1 296 764 62 liabilities 457 116 90 gross premium income 593 650 32 paid-in capital 460 000 04 surplus 415 660 52 and annual income 619 884 64 with expenses 484 261 84. Signed at Columbus Ohio by Arthur L Vorge Supt of Insurance. Seal affixed.
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ORYO
Spearles
New HA
Connecticut
Columbus
Yate
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