Deaths of Bert Horne and Donald Davis
Bert Horne 74 of 406 Burton Road died at Middletown Hospital. He worked 43 years for Armco Steel retiring 1966 as dispatcher. Survived by wife Myrtle two sons William and Willard two daughters Wilma and Bonnie eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Monday 10 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Donald Davis 44 of 2637 Cincinnati Dayton Road died Wednesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow Faith Alliance Church. burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. Arrangements by the Funeral Home.
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Horne
Armco Steel Corp
Myrtle
William
Franklin
Willard
Middletown
Wilma McAdams
Bonnie Jay
Robert
Eaton
Leonard
Hubert
Nelson
Josie Fultz
Morehead
Virgie McQuinn
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Rodney Williams
David Cottrill
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral Home
James McCollum
Frank Soward
Donald Davis
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Faith Alliance Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Davis
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
County Board Approves Extra 34000 for Elections Budget
Butler County commissioners vote 2 to 1 to add 34000 to the Board of Elections funds for rest of year amid Democrat Reiff’s opposition. Health officials warn of a financial crisis and possible TB and health levy changes to fund programs. The You Service Bureau receives 27778 in a final grant as Sherman suffers a medical episode during the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler
Board of Elections
Donald Schirmer
Dale Logsdon
Arthur Reiff
Reiff
Vo Reiff
Board
Oxford
Fairfield
Butler County
Health Department
John Harvey
James Weickert
Health Board
Harvey
Middletown
You Service Bureau
Administration of Justice Division
Department of Economic and Community Development
Arnold Sherman
Bureau
Shere
Ional
John Bookman
Youth Service Bureau
Michigan man wins top Ohio lottery prize for life
Michigan factory worker Richard Schrader of Lansing has won $1,000 a month for life in the Ohio lottery Buckeye 1,000 game after weekly ticket exchanges with his Cleveland sister in law. Schrader plans to retire sooner and visit a son in Florida.
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Michigan
Cleveland
Richard Schrader
Ohio
Schrader
Lansing
Mutual Exchange
Life
Ohio Lottery
Marie Salzer
Florida
Paul
Mrs Elizabeth Schock 58 Camden dies after heart attack
Services for Mrs Elizabeth Schock 58 of 35 N Second St will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow at the R C Nein Sons Funeral Home burial in Fairmount Cemetery She died after arriving dead at Ft Hamilton Hospital Survivors include three sons a daughter a sister two brothers and 10 grandchildren Local police report burglaries kidnap prowler incidents and a missing revolver.
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Camden
Elizabeth Schock
N. Second St
R.C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Schock
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Stephen
Robert
William
Dayton
Beverly
Anna Hawk
Richard Hauback
New Carlisle
Edward Hauback
Fire and medical calls span two days in local streets
Records show multiple incidents with addresses and ages. Bruce Wyatt 61 suffered difficulty breathing and was admitted after oxygen was given. Mary Ann Zuehike was feverish and unconscious treated at hospital. Dan Hall 1 had finger bleeding treated at hospital. Larry Edwards 22 ill with no transport. Lucille Creekbaum 69 chest pains and breathing difficulty received oxygen and released after treatment.
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Clarendon Ave
Bruce Wyatt
Lamberton St
Wilbraham Road
Mary Ann Zuehike
Cribbs
Dan Hall
Weaver Ave
Larry Edwards
17Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
Central Avenue
Main Street
Lucille Creekbaum
Vannest Ave
Two Citizens Lose Radios Purse in Middletown Parking Lot
Police report two radios stolen from cars in Black Clawson lot yesterday afternoon. James Oaks of Springboro lost a $130 unit, Charles Fox of 2728 El Camino Drive a $210 unit, and Ruth Edson of 224 Yankee Road had a purse taken with $11 cash as she walked home, the strap broken. A tire waiver priced at $85 was slashed from James McGiothen’s car at Middletown High School yesterday afternoon.
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Central Ave
Middletown
Elwood St
Citizens Band
Black Clawson
James Oaks
Springboro
Charles Fox
el Camino Drive
Ruth Edson
Yankee Road
James McGiothen
Vannest Ave
Middletown High School
Carlisle Christmas Bazaar Saturday at Carlisle High
A Christmas Bazaar runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow in the Carlisle High School commons. Sponsored by the high school Concert Choir to fund a trip to Florida for the International Chorus Contest. Handmade gifts include stockings ornaments aprons candles wreaths and slippers with home made goods and children's entertainment.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High School
Florida
Preble County Historical Society Hosts Gratis-A Christmas Open House
The Preble County Historical Society invites the public to a Sunday open house at the farm on Swartsel Road near Ohio 123. A Bicentennial quilt will be given away and Mrs. Josephine Bowers will display quilts. Ralph Kemp will evaluate antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble County
Historical Society
Josephine Bowers
West Alexandria
Fenwick High to appear on It's Academic against Reading and Taylor
Fenwick High School will be featured on It's Academic on channel 5 tomorrow at 5 30 PM competing against Reading and Taylor high schools. The Fenwick team includes Mike Leigh Sharon Reider and Mike Lolli with Ann Smith as alternate.
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Fenwick High School
Channel 5
Reading
Taylor High Schools
Fenwick
Mike Leigh
Sharon Reider
Mike Lolli
Ann Smith
Madison Students Plan Bicentennial Floral Display
Madison Junior School students will plant a floral display in front of the building to honor the nation’s Bicentennial. A eight by four foot floral box on an incline will spell 1776 in red tulips and show the Liberty Bell in yellow tulips, with a grass background.
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Madison Junior School
Erwin
Betty) Shiering
JA Trade Fair at Middletown Mall This Weekend
The Junior Achievement Trade Fair returns with sixteen companies selling directly to the public tomorrow at the Middletown Mall. First Achievers Bank will provide Master Charge purchases and the City Transit System serves as the official transport to and from the event.
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Middletown Mall
sale and the _ First Achievers Bank
Eaton man wins $10000 in Buckeye 1000 drawing
Charles E. Mobley a 32 year old father of four and highway department foreman at 510 Lexington Road won $10000 in the Buckeye 1000 drawing. He plans to spend $1000 on a good Christmas for his children and says he buys $3 in tickets weekly at the same place and time. He has had five $20 wins in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Lexington Road
Ohio Lottery
Preble County
Charles E. Mobley
Mobley
Buckeye 1 000 contestant reveals name Charles Huxtable wins
Charles Huxtable of Twinsburg unmasked at the Buckeye 1 000 and takes top prize of 4000 dollars. Other winners include Esther Bevan of Bucyrus 7500, Linda Briley Reynoldsburg 5000, Walter Armour Bromley Ky 3000, James Seevers Marietta 2000, and John Mick Bainbridge 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Bevan
Bucyrus
Linda Briley
Reynoldsburg
Walter Armour
Bromley
James Seevers
Marietta
John Mick
Bainbridge
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Bert Horne
Burton Road
Middletown Hospital
Sherman
Mercy Hospital
Fire Department
Gene Bennett
Miami University
John Vankat
Vankat
Wendt
Calvin Peters
Mass
St. Ann’s Church
Jean Lappin
South Bend
Ind
Webb
Joseph Kovats
Arlington Ave
Colligan
Circle Kelly Jo
Frank Parson
Curtis St
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Preble
Ralph Kemp
Ingomar
Madison
Madison Township
Bill Hopkins
Converse Smith
Sherry Berns
Berns
Bell
Hanna
River Bridge
E. State St
St. Ree
Trenton
Ry Young- Sue Rigdie
I Mgr
Jade Cross
Tyogers
Jade
Elder Beerman
Eaton Man
Buckeye
Charles Huxtable
Huxtable of
Twinsburg
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
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