Two of Five Charged In Lakes Jewelry Robbery Trial
In Franklin on December 12, Lakes Jewelry owners reported losses between five and ten thousand dollars after a burglary with several suspects. Gordon Pieratt and Ottis Hensley face burglary charges as their trial opens in Judge Warren C. Young’s court, with others including Ford Gullet, Thomas Pieratt, and Raymond Campbell awaiting actions.
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Lebanon
the Lakes
Franklin
Diane Caunt Hava
Lee
Gordon Pieratt
Middletown
Ottis Hensley
Steve
Gary Lake
Warren C. Young
Hensley
Paul Herdman
Pieratt
Robert G. Ray
P. Daniel Fedders
Ford Wayne Gullet
Thomas Pieratt
Gordon
Raymond Campbell
Tom Pieratt
Mansfield Reformatory
Vernon Hall
Cincinnati
Warren County
Franklin Police
Charles Harbach
Campbell
Howard Ave
Tulsa
Oklo
Tomy Pieratt
Vannest Ave
Jacksonville
Fla
Gullett
Williams Drive
Second St
Wilbur Lake
Gary
Lake
Monroe
Murphy
Butler County
Fairfield
William R. Hendrickson
Lima State Hospital
Burned out Paul Smith family appeals for ongoing aid
After a November 19 fire in Springboro destroyed their home, the Paul Smith family, aided by The Journal, received hundreds of offers. The Smiths live on pension and Social Security with four sons at home. Donors supplied beds furniture dishes and clothing while they relocate to a new home across from Robert Bair Motors.
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Red Cross
Journal
Paul Smith
Springboro
Smiths
Smith
National Cash Register
Dayton
Surprising Public Turnout for Federal Gun Signups
The new federal law spurred broad turnout as residents submitted a range of weapons including mortars and crossbows during a 30 day grace period. IRS and ATD officials in Middletown and Cincinnati praised cooperation but noted confusion over which items were subject to the registration.
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Internal Revenue Service
Middletown
The
Alcohol and ‘Tobacco Tax Divison
Cincinnati
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Funeral service for Paul F. Schenck former Third District congressman
Former Ohio congressman Paul F. Schenck 69 died Saturday from a heart ailment. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Morris Sons Funeral Home in Dayton. He had lived at 3615 Dorset Drive and was a patient at Miami Valley Hospital since Tuesday, after serving more than 13 years in office.
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Paul F. Schenck
Ohio
Third District
Morris Sons Funeral Home
Dayton
Schenck
Miami Valley Hospital
Dorset Drive
Congress
Mystic Lodge 405
F&am
The
Scottish Rite
Antioch Shrine
Grace United Methodist Church
House
Charlotte
Richard
Thomas
Third St
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Survey Of Workers On Farms Set
The annual national survey of hired farm workers will be conducted in this area during the week of December 8 by the Bureau of the Census in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. The survey gathers data on the nation's farm labor force including numbers, wages, and seasonal workers.
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Bureau of the Census
Hubert A. Yerkey
Bureau
Detroit
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.s.department of Labor
Ohio Conference sets dates for legislation on retardation
In Columbus the Ohio Association for Retarded Children names December 6 and 7 for its annual legislative conference. Dr. Elizabeth Boggs of State College Pennsylvania will address the December 7 luncheon. The 1969 legislative program for Ohio's 400000 mentally retarded is the main topic.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Association For Restarded
Elizabeth Boggs
State College
National Association
Woman 40th Auto Fatality in Hamilton County 1968
A 26 year old Hamilton woman died in a two car crash at Augspurger and Seven Mile avenues in New Miami yesterday at about 6 40 p m. Donna Fishmer of 818 Martin Ave died at Fort Hamilton Hospital from head and chest injuries. May Helen Hall 31 of 316 Wayne Ave sustained multiple cuts back and chest injuries and was hospitalized in fair condition. Fishmer was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Brown Dawson Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Augspurger
Seven Mile Avenues
New Miami
Donna Fishmer
Martin Ave
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Robert Diefenbacher
Fishmer
Seven Mile Avenue
May Helen Hall
Wayne Ave
Augspurger Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
James Edward Jackson age 20 a Middletown Hospital orderly and Constance Lovanne King age 17 Frischs car hop are granted license. Clinton Edward Mather 22 student and Derylann Knepshield 22 student register. Steven Davis 20 management and Peggy L Reynolds 17 student file. William Alfred Nicely 18 shop mechanic and Rhonda Gail Hughes 16 seek license.
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James Edward Jackson
Middletown Hospital
Kyles Station Road
Hamilton
Constance Lovanne King
Frisch’s
Emerick Ave
Clinton Edward Mather
Keister Road
Derylann Knepshield
Franklin-Madison Road
Steven Davis
14Th Ave
Peggy L. Reynolds
S. Verity Parkway
William Alfred Nicely
Four People Injured In Middletown Accidents Sunday
Police reported four accidents Sunday causing seven cars damaged totaling $3,100. William H. Walker and three passengers were treated for injuries after a single car crash on Lefferson Road at 4:20 am. A second collision at Alamo Road and Sheldon Road left Herbert H. Clark with head injuries and Peters cited for failure to yield. Two more crashes at Baltimore Street with Forrest Avenue and at Minnesota Street with 15th Avenue involved multiple drivers with citations for yielding, license or brake issues.
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Middletown Hospital
William H. Walker
Goshen
Lefferson Road
James D. Daugherty
Cincinnati
Alice Young
Mount
Washington
Alamo Road
Sheldon Road
Rebecca A. Peters
McGee Ave
Clark
George Williams
Arlington Ave
Chalmer H. Wheeler
Seven new directors elected to Middletown Chamber board
Seven new directors join the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce board. Elected are Herbert S Boren, Chester Hodges, Thomas C. Jones, Harold W. Jones Insurance Co, Edmond E. Kaptein of Sears Roebuck and Co, Joann F. Kinder of Interstate Folding Box Co, Robert L. Thornton of the McAlpin Co, and James G. Townsley of Armco Steel Corp. Terms run January 1, 1969 to December 31, 1971.
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Middletown Area
Mali Regime Plans Trial for Keita After Coup
Mali’s military regime says ousted president Modibo Keita will be brought to trial with no charges specified. The communique condemns his regime and aides while Keita’s past ties to the Soviet Union and Red China are noted as Mali pursues nonaligned international policy and possible loan negotiations.
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Bamako
Mali
Modibo Keita
Keita
Soviet Union
Red China
France
Polar bears briefly roam free at Albuquerque zoo
Three polar bears at the Rio Grande Zoo in Albuquerque enjoyed about half an hour of freedom after a keeper accidentally left a cage door unlocked. One attendant was chased but escaped through a fence crack. Zoo staff recaptured the bears by luring them with fish and guiding them back with vehicles.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Rio Grande Zoo
Basin G Substitute On Agenda at City Commission Meeting
The Basin G replacement plan will be discussed at the City Commission meeting at 7 p.m. A resolution of necessity to start University Boulevard construction through Armco Park, including two new storm-water basins, is on the agenda. The basins replace four Basin G basins opposed by residents over costs with 65 percent of the expense charged to benefiting property owners.
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Basin G
Middletown
University Boulevard
Armco Park
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Steigerwald
House of Representatives
Edward Breen
Rodney M. Love
Miamisburg
Steele High School
Steele
Tthe University of Wisconsin
Paul Schenck
Wildwood Pro Shop
Aberdeen
Carlisle
du Bois Shopping Center
Grand & Gideon
VAIL
McGee's
Mkt
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Grand Ave
Jackson
Wilson
UN. Michelin
Michelin
RUS Dempster General Tire
N. Verity
TURCO
Breiel Blvd
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