Firemen praised for textbook operation at apartment emergency
Lt Vic Auvill and Fireman John Beckett responded to a reported routine emergency at 1359 Central Ave. They found Martha Harrison struggling to breathe and Edith Evans collapsing. Firemen and two Middletown police officers assisted, with ambulance crews taking both women to Middletown Hospital where Evans was in critical condition and Harrison in fair condition.
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Vic Auvill
John Beckett
Central Ave
Martha Harrison
Edith Evans
Riggs
Miss Evans
Middletown Hospital
Harrison
Germantown Names First Village Administrator
Germantown hires Port Clinton official Lowell W. Henry as the village’s first administrator. Henry, 41, will take office Jan 1 and absorb the duties of the Board of Public Affairs as it is dissolved. He leads Port Clinton public services and airport operations and holds degrees in business administration and civil engineering studies. He is married with one son and is active in several professional and fraternal organizations. He served as an infantryman in the Korean War.
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Germantown
Lowell W. Henry
Port Clinton
Henry
Board of Public Affairs
Bowling Green University
American Waterworks Association
Indiana Order of Forestry
The
International City Managers Association
Odd Fellows
Lutheran Church
Detectives Injured When Cruiser Hit On Route 4
Three Hamilton detectives and two bystanders were hurt when an unmarked police cruiser stopped on Rt. 4 near Headgates Road was struck by Wanda F. Dougherty. Detectives Mr Line Mr Schmitz and Mr Ebbing were injured. the Dougherty woman and two car occupants faced needle possession charges. The crash occurred during a search warrant operation and remains under highway patrol investigation.
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Hamilton
Rt. 4
Headgates Road
Wanda F. Dougherty
Seventh Ave
Middletown
Brenda Marie Lawrence
Sammy Drive
Fairfield
Thomas B. Stone
Ludlow St
Mercy Hospital
Paul Line
James Schmitz
Glenn Ebbing
Dougherty
Highway Patrol
No Place to Meet Howard's Coffee House Faces Move
The Howard’s Coffee House student group at Middletown campus of Miami University has no current meeting space after its temporary basement room at First National Bank’s community area became unavailable. YMCA supervisor Don Davis notes an unscheduled vacation for the group and hopes to relocate by the Miami winter trimester.
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Howards
Don Davis
YMCA
Middletown Area
Council of Churches
Miami
Davis
Middletown
Miami University
University
First National Bank
Coffee House Seeks New Campus Location for Saturday Gatherings
The coffee house, averaging 80 attendees on Saturdays and 45 on Sundays over nine weeks, seeks a 990 square foot space with two exits and an outside entrance. Students welcome location tips via the YMCA and praise campus support while noting prior commitments affected the site. Charles B. Palmer of the bank supports finding a suitable off campus facility for continued student gatherings.
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Palmer
Local woman reports lost or stolen billfold with $65
Paulette Wright of 503 Burton Road reports a missing or taken billfold containing 65 dollars yesterday. Outdoor Christmas decorations were damaged or stolen at three homes with no damage estimate. Vandals caused damage to three parked cars, including a ransacked vehicle and missing radio knobs.
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Paulette Wright
Burton Road
Discrepancies Found In Zanesville Clerk Accounts
A state examiner's report released Thursday night found discrepancies totaling 4957.23 dollars in the accounts of Carolyn Walters, a clerk in the Zanesville Public Works Department. State Auditor Roger Cloud disclosed the findings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Zanesville
Public Works Department
Roger Cloud
Carolyn Walters
Hopes Fade Sharply For Law School Here
Miami University officials say there is little chance to reestablish the Salmon P. Chase Law School on the Middletown campus as state aid now shifts to the University of Cincinnati. The Ohio Board of Regents favors merging Chase with UC or Xavier, ending the Middletown relocation effort and leaving the western part of Ohio without an evening law option.
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Salmon P. Chase Law School
Middletown
Miami University
Phillip C. Shriver
Miami
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Johnston
John Millett
Ohio Board of ‘Regents
Ohio
Chase
Millett
Shriver
Xavier University
Xavier
Board of Regents
IUC
College of Law
YMCA
Montgomery
Warren
Butler
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Middletown Bar Association
Bowling Green University
Lemon Monroe High to Stage Christmas Program Sunday
The Lemon Monroe High School concert choir and orchestra will present a Christmas program in the school auditorium Sunday at 2 30 pm. Choir director is Paul Bell and orchestra director is Thomas Buchanan. Junior high ensemble will perform The Little Drummer Boy and Yes The Heavenly Child Is Born with soloists Joy Chrisman Jean Lerch Georgia Neu and Jane Lerch performing Cantique de Noel Sleep O Jesus and Birthday of a King.
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Lemon - Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Lemon Monroe High
Thomas Buchanan
Joy Chrisman
Jean Learch
Georgia Neu
Noel
Jane Lerch
Jesus
Mail Destruction Suspects Held by Butler County Deputies
Two boys aged 12 and 13 were caught tearing mail from a mailbox and throwing it along a roadway near 6551 Kalbfleisch Road. They fled but were later identified, admitted taking the mail, and were transported to the Butler County Juvenile Center as postal authorities were notified.
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Butler County
Kenneth Fout
Kalbfleisch Road
Fout
Frank Dobrozsi
SIU English chair Robert Faner dies at 61
Robert Faner a 61 year old longtime Southern Illinois University faculty member and chair of the English department since 1965 died Thursday in his Carbondale office. He served SIU for 37 years and was a prominent figure on campus.
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Carbondale, Ill
Robert Faner
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Carlisle to Form 20 Member Police Auxiliary
Carlisle city council approved a 20 person volunteer police auxiliary to aid the force. Chief Herbert Rhoades will command. members gain police powers but serve only when in uniform and assigned. Pay is one dollar per hour when needed. parttime patrols may be affected by plans for a third fulltime officer.
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Carlisle
Herbert Rhoades
Council
Richard Nicholas
Nicholas
Safe Is Stolen From Service Station Burglary
Burglars broke into True's Service Station at Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue early today taking a safe with about 400 dollars in cash and undetermined checks. Officers found a small glass hole but no forced entry. Clarence True reported the safe held 200 to 400 dollars in checks plus cash. A second burglary last night at Mrs. Ralph Morgan's home on Jewell Avenue saw 28 half dollars taken after force entry through a rear door.
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True
Verity Parkway
Lafayette Avenue
MB. Cee DS
A Keney
Rouce
Clarence True
Highland St
Ralph Morgan
Jewell Ave
Motorist cited after two car crash in Franklin
Franklin police cited Russell E. Davis II of 8501 Morningstar Road for failure to yield the right of way in a two car collision. Davis entered the intersection of Second Street and Main Street as the light changed at 4 p.m. and collided with Linda Jeanne Haney of 423 Forest Ave who was turning left off Main onto Second Street. Damages were listed as 300 dollars to Haney's car and 50 dollars to Davis's vehicle.
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Franklin
Russell E. Davis II
Morningstar Road
Davis
Second Street
Main Street
Linda Jeanne Haney
Forest Ave
Main
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Ptl
Bob Berry
Delmas Birch
Guthrie
Howard
Charles B. Palmer
Cincinnati Ymca
Fred B. Cramer
Monroe
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Department of Housing and Urban Development
John Homan
Harold Baker
Franklin Township
Baker
Dan Butt
Village Zoning Board of Appeals
Meryl Clay
Melvin Reece
Paul Roberts
Henry Rowland
Vernon White
Town Hall
Fred Reed
DuBois Road
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B-I
Harold L. Agee
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