Lebanon Area Man Dies In Warren County Crash
A Lebanon area man employed on Armco Project 600 died after an early morning crash on Ohio 741 in Warren County. John Christopher Frederick Draeger 60 of Lebanon Rt. 3 was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after his car struck an embankment following a possible seizure. He leaves a wife Ina two daughters and three sons along with siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Campbell Funeral Home Hamilton.
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Lebanon Area
Armco
Project
Ohio
Warren County
John Christopher Frederick Draeger
Hamilton Road
Lebanon Rt
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mason Life Squad
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Draeger
Kaiser Engineers
Delta Pipeline Constructors Inc
Shoals
Ind
Sears Recalls Poison Pins Across Nation
Sears Roebuck and Co. issues an urgent recall for jewelry pins decorated with poisonous rosary beans that could prove fatal if swallowed. An estimated 000 to 400 pins may have been sold nationwide, with colorfully designed pins sold for about $1 each. The pins were sold in ornamental designs including comic faces and flowers, and the beans used are Abrus precatorius.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Ohio
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo
Springdale
Dayton
Cleveland
Akron
Fire injures man at 616 Young Street
Curt Patrick 57 sustained a left cheek injury when a bumper jack slipped and a car fell. He was treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Curt Patrick
Young St
Middletown Hospital
Actress Deborah Walley and Drummer Chet McCracken Wed
Hollywood reports actress Deborah Walley and drummer Chet McCracken married in Tijuana Friday. The couple, both 25, honeymoon aboard his 40 foot sloop as Miss Walley stars in Mothers in Law and met while she played a girl drummer in an Elvis Presley film.
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Hollywood
Deborah Walley
Chet McCracken
Tijuana
Mexico
Miss Walley
McCracken
Firemen to Canvas for Money for Christmas Baskets
South Middletown Fire Department plans a house-to-house canvass Monday to raise money for Christmas grocery baskets for the needy. Chief Clester Brewer says Boy Scouts of Troop 99 will assist. donations will be used to buy baskets and local groceries will be procured. Families eligible for SMFD baskets should call 422 7044 or 423 9844.
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South Middletown Fire Department
Clester Brewer
Boy Scouts
Troop 99
SMFD
Brewer
Thefts Reported From Several Residents In Trenton
Mrs Diane La Rew reported theft of a .410 gauge shotgun two sweaters and a large ash tray after thieves pried the door lock. Leona Blanton reported a radio in a maple cabinet valued at 49 dollars. Mrs A M Kelly reported a battery valued at 12 dollars from her car. Mrs Arthur Clark reported a box of dishes a potato masher and a rolling pin stolen from her porch. Gene Wilson reported damage to a yard light globe and casing. Funeral services for van C M Fillen will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.
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Diane la Rew
Kensington St
Leona Blanton
S. Broads St
A. M. Kelly
Miller Road
Arthur Clark
Clarendon Ave
Derailments Hit Warren and Preble Counties
Penn Central freight trains derailed in Warren and Preble counties. In Warren South Lebanon a 91 car train derailed at 8 25 p m damaging a storage building. no injuries. In Eaton area two and a half miles south of town five or six cars broke loose as tracks twisted. crews worked late Saturday night to clear the line.
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Penn Central
South Lebanon
Warren
South County
Ohio 127
Springfield
Cinof Eaton
Preble County
Warren County
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Reimwall
John Stover
Eaton
Stover
Former Store Owner Harold Strull Dies in Louisville
Harold Strull 39, once proprietor of Lad & Lassie Shop, died Saturday in Louisville after a long illness. He lived in Louisville for 18 months, was former Temple Beth Sholom president and active in United Jewish Appeal and Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. Services 3 p.m. at Herman Meyer Funeral Home Louisville with burial in Higgins Cemetery Nector Ky. Local arrangements by Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Harold Strull
Breathitt Funeral Home
Jackson
Jordan
Middletown Hospital
Chalmer Howard
Higgins Cemetery
Nector
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Guardsmen Celebrate Early Christmas Dinner at Armory
Ohio National Guard D Battery of 174th Artillery in Youngstown enjoyed a turkey dinner with all the trimmings at the Armory on S Main Street. The unit’s drill was the last until after Christmas, so officials arranged the holiday meal in advance.
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Armory
S. Main Street
Ohio National Guard
174Th Artillery
Hamilton F Millspaugh 55 Armco supervisor dies in Middletown
James F Millspaugh, 55, of Middletown Works Armco Steel, supervisor in operating cost accounting, died Friday at Fort Hamilton Hospital. Survived by wife Jean, daughter Donna Clements of Cincinnati, son Michael of Lawrenceburg Ind, a sister and two brothers. Services Mon 2 p.m. Webb Funeral Home. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Visitation Sun 4-8 p.m.
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Hamilton
James F Millspaugh
Middletown
Armco. Steel Corp
Armco
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Jean
Donna Clements
Cincinnati
Michael
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Webb Funeral Home
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Two In Critical Condition After One Car Crash
A Trenton man and a Lebanon youth remain in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a Saturday afternoon crash on Greentree Road three-tenths of a mile east of Ohio 741 in Warren County. Robert L. Ashcraft, 26, of Trenton, and Douglas Bowman, 16, of Lebanon, were driving at high speed when their car left the road, hit two guard posts and several trees, then a large tree and became pinned.
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Trenton
Lebanon
Middletown Hospital
Greentree Road
Ohio
Warren County
Robert L. Ashcraft
Cranewood Drive
Douglas Bowman
W. Mulberry St
Ashcraft
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