81 year old man dies after Butler County crash
An 81 year old Cincinnati man, John C. Dalton, died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after being struck by a car on Route 42 near the Hamilton County line in Butler County. The driver was Fred Fritz, 67, of West Carrollton. The crash remains under state patrol investigation and Butler County traffic fatalities for 1965 reached 33.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton County
Butler County
John C. Dalton
Cincinnati - Columbus Road
Fred Fritz
Airstreet Drive
West Carrollton
Mason Life Squad
State Highway Patrol
Man's Death Ruled Accidental in Carbon Monoxide Case
Hamilton reports 32 year old Pisgah man Wayne Carpenter found dead in his garage late Saturday in his car. Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone ruled accidental death by carbon monoxide poisoning. The last contact with Carpenter was his mother-in-law around 10 a.m. Saturday. a doctor said Carpenter had been working on the car. His children Richard and Debbie were present when found.
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Hamilton
Pisgah
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Wayne Carpenter
Amelia Drive
Richard
Debbie
James Powell
Carpenter
Powell
Boone
Camp Hook Opens Classes For Swimmers
Camp Hook begins a five day aquatic program for 75 to 80 Scouts and Cub Scouts. Richard Hooper Troop 77 scoutmaster leads three beginner and first class swimmer classes and has previously served as an instructor at the National Scout Camping School aquatic program.
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Camp Hook
Richard Hooper
Troop 77
National Scout Camping
Blake to Discuss Steel Service Center
Thomas Blake president of Blake Steel Service Inc will address the Rotary Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow noon. He will discuss the new steel service center in Middletown and related industry development.
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Thomas Blake
Blake Steel Service, Inc
Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Steel Service Center
Doty House Hosts Recognition for Gift and Bowling Group
Today and tomorrow are set at Doty House to recognize a special gift from Mrs. R. B. Dimmick. Wednesday through Friday are set to honor the Middletown Bowling Association with events and ceremonies.
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Doty House
R. B. Dimmick
Middletown Bowling Association
Middletown Youths Travel to National Junior Achievers Conference
Eleven Middletown area youths traveled to the National Junior Achievers Conference at the University of Indiana Bloomington joining 1,500 youths from 45 states and five Canadian provinces for a week of activities. Contestants include Nancy Lou Booker Jan Barnett Peggy Cochran Carol Hall for top officer of the year awards.
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Middletown Area
University of Indiana
Bloomington
States
Middletown
Nancy Lou Booker
Hill Ave
Ozzie Kleinas
Wooburn Ave
Jan Barnett
Crescent Blvd
Peggy Cochran
Lisa Lane
Gloria Salley
Wibraham
Ted Elam
Lylburn
Ron Tolson
Ohio Ave
Monroe
James McFillen
LaFayette Ave
Carol Hall
Waneta
Richard Bashaw
S. Sutphin Sr
Barbara Neuman
City Commission Agenda Highlights Includes Dorset Drive Work
Tonight the city commission faces a light agenda with an emergency ordinance to authorize improvements on unopened Dorset Drive and Sherman Avenue. The body may also hear another item or update as part of the session.
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Dorset Drive
Sherman Avenue
Fenwick Band Opens Camp for Largest High School Marching Unit
Fenwick High School starts an eight day band camp on campus with sixty members including eight majorettes and a drill team. Tryouts for head majorette at 12 30 Tuesday announced by William E Svarda band director. The first appearance is Sept 10 at Barnitz Stadium against Springboro High School.
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Fenwick High School
William E. Svarda
Fenwick
Dessie Harsh
Svarda
Cathy Bors
Springboro High School
Barnitz Stadium
Charles Grunkemeyer
St. Mary's Church
Police Briefs Stolen Camera Film From Funeral Home
A camera and three rolls of film valued at 135 dollars were reported stolen from McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home at 8S Sutphin Street and Woodlawn Avenue last night. Angelo Deaton, 25, of 212 Rufus Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital for possible head injuries after an altercation at the Airport Inn on 1701 ie Road at 2 a.m.
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McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Angelo Deaton
Rufus St
Middletown Hospital
Airport Inn
Ie Road
Toy
Shindig Talent Hunt Breaks Lake Attendance Record
The LeSourdsville Lake crowd reached 27 000 for the Shindig talent hunt led by G William Barr Rotary official. Seven area acts auditioned with Tony and the Bandits from Oxford winning the local finals after a month of studio auditions at WKRC TV Cincinnati. Booker McClay attended as producer of Shindig.
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LeSourdsville Lake
G. William Barr
Rotary - Teseatant
Gonek
Igh
Barr
Tony and
The
Bandits
Oxford
Cincinnati
Wkrc-Tv
Booker McClay
Boy thieves steal garbage truck over city park
Fred Whisman, 44, of 717 Auburn St., watched two boys steal a city garbage truck while flying over the city garage on N Main Street at 7 40 p m yesterday. They tried to park the truck and rammed another vehicle causing 300 damage before police pursued two youngsters.
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Fred Whisman
Auburn St
Whisman
N. Main Street
Whitman
Review of Bids Slated By Board
Sealed bids on the proposed new elementary school opened Friday will be reviewed by the Board of Education at 7 30 this evening at the Administration Building 1515 Girard Ave Preliminary drawings of the proposed new high school will be presented by McClory McClorey architects A National Education Defense Act project will be discussed and the school foundation bill signed by Gov Rhodes last week
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Board of Education
Girard Ave
McClorey & McClorey
James A. Rhodes
Four Month Old Collies Shine in ARC Dayton Trials
Collies from Pet Paradise Kennels owned by Mamie Downey won second and third ribbons at an ARC Dayton test. The event featured four months old and younger dogs competing for top honors in a junior division.
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Pet Paradise Kennels
Mamie Downey
ARC Dayton
Chuckle Father Finds Parking Space Recall
A light moment as a father exits a car with family and jokes about finally finding a parking space and asking if anyone remembers why they came, highlighting a humorous family outing.
Butler County Fair Opens With Strong Attendance On Day One
The 115th Butler County Fair drew about 9 000 visitors despite heat and rain with later evening crowds. A rainstorm paused the band near the administration building but did not affect the grandstand events including a rodeo. No damage was reported. one rabbit and poultry tent leaked. Edwin E. Zorn said 907 4-H and FFA entries arrived. judging begins today for dairy cattle and other divisions. Jerry Banks of St Clair Township arrived with a 1060 pound Hereford bull as a 4-H participant aiming to follow family champions.
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Tecora Allenaalrice
Edna Wehr
Edwin E. Zorn
St. Clair Township
Fairgrounds
Jerry Banks
West Elkton Road
Jerry
New Miami School
Douglas
Ronnie
Death of Norman E. Beatty Ruled Heart Attack
Norman E. Beatty, 54, of 2132 Brentwood St., died early Wednesday from a heart attack. Coroner Garret Boone confirmed autopsy results after an earlier minor auto accident prompted the autopsy. The death is not considered a traffic fatality.
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Norman E. Beauty
Brentwood St
Butler County
Garret Boone
Beatty
Dog Bite Report At Hamilton Mercy Hospital
Hamilton Mercy Hospital notified the sheriff that Carl Examert of 4964 Princeton Pike received treatment for an upper right leg bite from a dog owned by J Cook of Maustown.
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Hamilton — Mercy Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Carl Examert
Princeton Pike
J. Cook
Maustown
Middletown Twirlers Sweep NBTA Sandusky Contest
Middletown youngsters captured four first places and two fifths at the NBTA state and open baton twirling meet in Sandusky, competing against 32 entrants. Candy Bailey, 14, won state junior, Debbie Surgenor third and Debbie Freeze fifth in juvenile, Regina Jackson fifth in state junior. Lori Johnson, 6, won open advance. Debbie Freeze and Sharon Nickell led open advance and 11 year old divisions.
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Middletown
NBTA
Sandusky
Candy Bailey
Debbie Surgenor
Debbie Freeze
Regina Jackson
Minnesota
Lori Johnson
Sharon Nickell
Top Raymond Executives Shifted in Major Reassignments
Five Raymond Bay executives receive key moves. John T. Walton becomes vice president of Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co in charge of converting operations and moves to Richmond to oversee Consumer Bag Division. Donald R. Russell named president of Raymond Bay. Charles K. Watters promoted to vice president and general sales manager. Theodore H. Bacon becomes marketing manager. Peter B. Shaffer selected vice president sales manager of the northeast area.
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Raymond Bay Co
John T. Walton
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co
Walton
Richmond
Albemarle
Albemarle Board of
Raymond
Springboro
Donald R. Russell
Raymond Bay
Russell
S. Dixie Highway
Charles K. Watters
Watters
Euclid St
Buffalo
N. Y
Cornell University
Theodore H. Bacon
Bacon
Short Hill
N. J
Middletown
Excello Troop Hikes Wyandotte Trail Adventure
Excello Boy Scout Troop 9 hiked the Wyandotte Trail in southwestern Indiana near Evansville. They camped at Wyandotte Caves Friday night and hiked to Marengo Caves Saturday. Participants included Stanley Dye Jerry Blevins Larry Hamilton Larry Byrd Gary Byrd George Garrison Lynn Harte Doug Slough and others with leaders William Helton William Garrison Harold Radenheimer Jr. and Chuck Nixon.
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Excello
Wyandotte Trail
Indiana
Evansville
Wyandotte Caves
Marengo Caves
Stanley Dye
Jerry Blevins
Larry Hamilton
Larry
Gary Byrd
George Garrison
Lynn Harte
Doug Slough
William Fugate
Steve Helton
Bob Callahan
Rocky Goodlett
Mike Harris
William Helton
William Garrison
Harold Radenheimer Jr
Chuck Nixon
Children's Home Official To Speak at Civitan Club
Clyde Waites administrative assistant at the Children's Home in Hamilton will be the Civitan Club guest speaker tomorrow noon at Manchester Motor Inn Everett Sherron is program chairman.
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Clyde Waites
Hamilton
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Everett Sherron
City Firemen Aid Two Persons In Local Incidents
Middletown firemen responded to 2313 Woodburn Ave and 1733 Central Ave to aid two residents. Lottie Iler, 83, of Eaton, was taken to Middletown Hospital in fair condition after breathing difficulties. Martha Cundiff, 55, of 1747 Central Ave, became ill but declined hospital care.
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Middletown
Woodburn Ave
Lottie Iler
Eaton
Middletown Hospital
Central Ave
Martha Cundiff
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A. J. Magie
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Fenwick Band
Lake
Jones Bug Cleaners
Collies
Jimmy Mays
Clinton
N. Verity Pkwy
BITE
L&s
O'Brien
Joan T. Walton
Virginia
Charles Watters
Donald Russell Raymond
Theodore Bacon
Children’s Home
CAR Wash
Stevens Ave
Paul Deger Vieger
Miller Insurance Inc
N. Verity
Baby Beef Show & Sale
Butler County Fairgrounds
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