Deaths And Funerals Claude Benedict 79
Claude Benedict 79 formerly of Middletown died yesterday in Tarpon Springs Florida. He was born in Hudson Michigan and was a retired New York Central Railroad engineer. Survived by wife Molly and step son Clarence Howard of Tarpon Springs. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Covington. Two sisters Minnie Zornes Olive Fraley of Covington.
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Claude Benedict
Middletown
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Mr. Benedict
Hudson
Mich
Florida
New York Central Railroad
Molly
Clarence Howard
McCoy - Leffler
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Hammond in Covington
Mrs Anna Hammond 85 of Covington Ky mother of Tony Hammond Middletown Ky will have services at 1230 am tomorrow at Alison Rose Funeral Home Covington officiated by Rev Monard Sears Burial will be in Covington She died Wednesday in Cynthiana Ky Her husband George died in 1957 Surviving are son Lorenzo Covington and daughter Mrs Bessie Meadows and other details likely noted.
Germantown Coach Guy Throner Laid To Rest
Graveside services for Guy C. Throner age 79 formerly of Germantown are set for 3 p.m. at Germantown Cemetery. Throner died of a heart ailment in Santa Cruz California. He coached football at Oberlin College from 1924 to 1955 and was a Germantown High School graduate. He is survived by his son Guy Jr. in California. Local arrangements are by John Arpp Funeral Home.
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Germantown
Guy C. Throner
Throner
Santa Cruz
Calif
Oberlin College
Germantown High School
Guy Jr
California
John Arpp
Phones Beat Raids In Charlotte Liquor Crackdown
ABC agents in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County use telephone alerts to arrest liquor law violators. Twenty three individuals were phoned this week and told warrants were signed for untaxed liquor sales. Ten have posted bond. others may be pursued.
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Charlotte, N.C
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
ABC
Henry Severs
OSU Students Stage Sit In Over Navy Recruiter
About 60 Ohio State University students held a sit in at the Ohio Union protesting a Navy recruiter. University officials asked the demonstrators to leave but they refused while about 200 onlookers watched and sang Anchors Aweigh.
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Columbus Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Union
Navy
TV Set Stolen From Home on Hamilton Mason Road
Shelby Robinson reported a portable television set and a small penny bank stolen from his residence at 6955 Hamilton Mason Road. Deputies said he returned at about 9 p.m. to find the garage door unlocked and the storm door screw removed, indicating entry through the south side of the house.
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Shelby Robinson
Hamilton Mason Road
Robinson
Butler County
Hamilton Soldier Killed
Mrs. Charlotte Miller of Hamilton has been notified that her husband Sergeant Donald W. Miller was killed in combat. He attended New Miami High School and formerly worked for Black Clawson Co. in Hamilton. He is survived by his wife and three children Phyllis 5 Kenneth 4 and Robert 2.
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Hamilton
Charlotte Miller
Campbell Ave
Donald W.miller
Sgt. Miller
Alexandria, Ky
New Miami
The
Black Clawson Co
Phyllis
Kenneth
Robert
Jury Picking Underway in Conard Case in Butler County
A jury was selected this morning in Judge Fred B. Cramer’s court for William Conard 29 formerly of 1747 Central Ave charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. Conard recently returned from the Ohio Penitentiary where he serves a Warren County armed robbery sentence. He allegedly pointed a gun at Charles Adams of Union Road Franklin on Aug 5 1966 after abducting a Middletown woman and taking her car. Adams aided bystander, Conard fled and was captured in Lima Aug 9 where a .22 pistol was found.
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Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
William Conard
Central Ave
Conard
Hamilton
Ohio Penitentiary
Warren County
Charles Adams
Union Road
Franklin
Adams
Middletown
Barnitz ‘Bank
Adaims
Nelper
Lima
Dear Old Dad Talk Wins Best Speaker Honors
Ray Jena, a Armco tax accountant, won best speaker honors at a Toastmasters Club meeting hosted by the Golden Age Club at 600 N Verity Parkway. Other speakers included Bob McGehean and John Howard with John Wagner as toastmaster and Jim Rockovich as topicmaster.
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Dad
Armco
Ray Jena
Toastmasters Club
Golden Age Club
N. Verity Parkway
Bob McGehean
John Howard
John Wagner
Jim Rockovich
Herschel Clark
Pearl Harbor dinner recalls war debate and lessons
A Middletown Pearl Harbor remembrance dinner drew about 150 veterans and officials from VFW Post 3809 and other groups. Speakers recalled wartime unity, argued about peace versus commitment, and honored Pearl Harbor veterans James Gailey and Jack Barrett.
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VFW Post 3809
James Gailey
Army Vetern
Jack Barrett
Navy
Pearl Harbor
James R. Howerton
Sherley
Sox) Thomas
William Denham
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Forrest Harding
Franklin
Alien Treadway
Harold Hursh
DAV
Lawrence Zwick
VFW
Loot Taken In Franklin Burglaries
Franklin police investigated two burglaries yielding guns jewelry and clothing valued at about 750 dollars. Items stolen from John D. Thomas at Arlington Ave included shotguns a tape recorder a diamond ring watches and other jewelry totaling 500 dollars. A rifle and shotgun were reported taken from Giles Lainhart's home. A third burglary at Thirfield Department Store on Fourth and Main left behind many clothing items.
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Franklin
John D. Thomas
Arlington Ave
Thomas
Giles Lainhart
S. Main St
Thirfield
Thai U S Officials Deny Bombing Report
Thai military officers and the U S Embassy dismissed reports of bombing in Thailand as hearsay and said no Thai or American planes are conducting bombing or suppressing communist infiltration routes. Officials at Eglin Air Force Base Florida said U S aircrews are training in counterinsurgency with about 1000 instructors in Thailand.
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Bangkok
Pentagon
U.S
Denyand
U.S. Air Force
American
Thailand
Eglin Air Force
Florida
Mall
Laos
Mother and Son Injured In City Crash
A mother and her three year old son sustained minor injuries in a two car collision on Ellen Drive near Wildwood Road at 10 15 a m. Michael G Scheiding 1240 Ellen Drive received possible left arm injuries while Donald W Scheiding suffered minor head and nose injuries. Donald Oswalt 38 of 911 Stanley St was cited for left of center after his car collided with the Scheiding vehicle. Damage estimated at 550 dollars. In a second accident Gladys Ransom Middletown Rt 1 declined treatment for a minor head injury after her car struck David S Johnson 19 of 2260 Stahlheber Road on N Verity Parkway at Access 3. Damage placed at 500 dollars and Mrs Ransom cited for failure to yield.
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Ellen Drive
Wildwood Road
Middletown Hospital
Michael G
Scheiding
Donald W
Donald Oswalt
Stanley St
Oswalt
Gladys Ransom
Middletown Rt. 1
David S. Johnson
Stahlheber Road
N. Verity Parkway
Mrs. Ransom
Four Injured In Interstate 75 Two Car Crash
Four people were injured in a two car accident on Interstate 75 near the Montgomery County line. Richard Medford aged 14 from Fairborn was treated at Middletown Hospital in satisfactory condition for multiple injuries. Lee North 29 from Indianapolis Florine North 18 from Indianapolis and Taelma Pross 34 from Fairborn were released after treatment. Pross car stopped on the left berm and was later driven back into the roadway causing the collision with North’s northbound car. North was charged with driving without a license and Pross with improper lane use.
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Montgomery County
Middletown Hospital
Richard Medford
Fairborn
Lee North
Indianapolis
Ind
Florine North
Taelma Pross
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Covington
Minnie Zornes
Olive Fraley
Anna Hammond
Michael T. Kenny
Donald FE. Reed Manager
Guy Throner
OSI
Lowrey
Johnny Carson
NBC
Lowrey’s
A.O.C
Norris
Mike Hughes
Wallace High School
Gary
Hughes
Carl
Bowles
Princeton Road
U. S
Sam Fruttoso
Ohio Department
Hitler
Munich
Vietnam
Chief Howerton
Howerton
Eglin
E. State
Trenton
Colonial Restaurant
Arogrey
Charles Asher
Polaroid
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