Losses From Three Accidents Top $3,000
Auto and property damage from three yesterday accidents exceed 3000 dollars with two injuries. icy streets blamed for two wrecks including a Baltimore Street crash involving Marguerite Snodgrass’s 1968 car causing 1200 dollar damage to her vehicle and 500 for a home porch while Snodgrass faced excessive speed charges.
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Baltimore Street
Marguerite Snodgrass
Shelley St
A. D. Johnson
Baltimore St
Charles McLinch
Manning L. Courtney
Snodgrass
Middletown Hospital
Germantown Road
Nelson Smith Jr
Germantown
Clyde Phillips
Dorothy Lane
Middletown
Smith
L. D. Conley
Tytus Ave
N. Verity Parkway
Yale blessings Winner's Theme shines in Christmas display
Mrs. Earl Arthur of 405 Jackson Lane won first place in the Christmas Lighting Contest general classification with a display featuring Mary and the child Jesus in a picture window and stained glass windows lit from inside. Second and third places went to David Eich and Jack Vonderhaar, with honors and other winners named across several categories. Judges included local residents and the event was sponsored by the Town and Country Garden Club and Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Arthur
Jackson Lane
Brosee Jones
Waneta Ave
Bob Wilson
Bayview St
Trimble
Croydon Lane
Harold Aoy
Brell Drive
Mrs. Arthur
Dudley Inwood
Todd Gardner
Thomas Leight
Town and Country Garden Club
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Glenn Selby
Counterfeiting of Ohio unemployment checks grows
Ohio State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports 131 counterfeit unemployment warrants totaling 10 494 dollars have been found with 19 recent cashe s. The fraud targets Fairborn Dayton Cincinnati Springfield Franklin and Kettering areas with stores cashing mostly small purchases. The blue fraud checks misread State of Ohio and Bureau of Unemployment Compensation against genuine Ohio Bureau of Employment Services wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Herbert
Herbert
Fairborn
Dayton
Cincinnati
Springfield
Franklin and
Kettering
State of Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Intruder Injured During Break-in at Northway Inn
Police report a break-in at the Northway Inn on Tytus Avenue netting about 190 dollars in loot. Detectives found blood near a restroom window believed to be the entry point, suggesting an intruder may have been cut by glass.
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Northway Inn
Tytus Ave
John May
Boylston St
Air crash rates by region show higher North American deaths
North America records the highest air crash rate with an average 33 accidents annually over five years and 291 deaths. Europe reports 22 accidents yearly and 257 deaths, reflecting the continent's travel volume.
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London
North America
Europe
Flying Out For Crash Survivors
Leo Byrd of Mentor Ohio says his wife and two daughters survivors of a Christmas Eve plane crash near Bradford. Mrs Byrd 29 and daughters Brenda 7 Betty 9 are hospitalized recovering from injuries among 27 survivors of Allegheny Airlines crash that killed 20. Byrd stayed behind for work and drove to Bradford after news.
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Bradford
Leo Byrd
Mentor
Ohio
Byrd
Brenda
Betty
Bradford Hospital
Allegheny Airlines
Harrisburg
SCM Corp
Cleveland
Physicians warn certain drugs raise sun sensitivity
Chicago doctors caution that some medicines including certain chemicals can alter the skin’s natural UV shield, increasing sun sensitivity and risk of sunburn for patients taking them.
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Chicago
John Madison
United States
Middletown Christmas Lighting Contest Routes Listed
Local committee outlines two viewing routes for the annual Christmas Lighting and Decorating Contest in Middletown. Twenty one decorated stops are on route one starting at 2002 Brell Drive, with addresses across Croydon Lane Manchester Road and nearby streets, plus a second set of twenty two entries in picture window doorway and group displays including McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Sherman School and Sherman School as noted across Central Avenue Roosevelt Avenue and other neighborhoods.
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Middletown
Brell Drive
Croydon Lane
Manchester Road
Alamo Road
Kenwood Drive
Central Ave
Gideon Road
Roosevelt Ave
Bayview St
Barbara Drive
Carolina St
Park St
Jackson Lane
Highland St
Waneta Ave
Ferrer St
S. Main St
Catalpa Drive
Winona Drive
Jewel Ave
Barnitz St
Wildwood Road
Windridge Court
Harden Ave
Hannah Drive
Timber Trail
Brentwood St
Ross Ave
Grand Ave
McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
S. Sutphin Street
Sherman School
Grove St
Calumet Ave
Minnesota St
Yankee Road
Elsmere St
Aeronca workers help craft Apollo 8 capsule panels
Aeronca Middletown employees including about 60 production staff and engineers assisted in manufacturing two layer stainless steel walls for the Apollo command module. Panels used honeycomb steel and were brazed in ovens as a subcontractor to North American Rockwell.
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Aeronca, Inc
Germantown Road
Aeronca
Armco Steel Corp
Paul Moore
Moore
Middletown
Carman
Apollo
North American Rockwell
Downey
Calif
Winners At Monroe Named In Christmas Lighting Contest
Monroe Kiwanis and Garden clubs sponsored the contest. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker won the overall prize at 537 Fox Run Road. Best door display went to Edward Woodward of 263 Carcer Road. Best window display honored Don Cunningham of 330 Sunset. Honorable mentions included Paul Ruark, Dave Follmer, and Rex Wireman.
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Monroe
John Baker
Fox Run Road
Monroe Kiwanis and Garden Clubs
Ronald Conley
Dorothy Lane
Elizabeth Detmer
Cyril Reisert
Edward Woodward
Carcer Road
Don Cunningham
Paul Ruarks
Dave Follmers
Rex Wiremans
Middletown Miami Campus Sees Little Enrollment Change
About 147 new students join the Middletown Campus for winter trimester starting Jan 8, not altering overall enrollment. Total daytime and evening enrollment last trimester stood around 2,200, with 80 women and 67 men among the new admittees. admissions from several area high schools are listed. Registrations for returning and evening students run Jan 3 to Jan 8 with advisers available Jan 3 4 and Jan 6 9.
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Middletown
Miami University
Carlisle High School
Clearcreek High School
Kings Mills High School
Lakota High School
Preble Shawnee High School
Trenton High School
Ice Causes Multiple Crashes in Warren County
Warren County motorists battled ice causing five injuries in two accidents as eight crashes were logged by Lebanon Post 83 from 3:30 p.m. to midnight. Betty Fee, 37, of South Lebanon, was hurt when her car overturned on Mason Morrow Milgrove Road near Route 48 and taken to Clinton Memorial Hospital. In another locality four people were injured on Route 22 two miles west of Route 350 after a driver stopped to aid the first crash. Ronald Flint, Vera Poe and two passengers were hospitalized at Clinton Memorial Hospital.
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Warren County
The
Lebanon Post 83
Betty Fee
S. Mary Lane
South
Lebanon
Mason-Morrow- Milgrove
Rt. 48
Fee
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Ronald Flint
Pike St
Morrow
Vera Poe
S. Ward Road
Retired Farmer Is Club Speaker
Joseph W. Baird a retired farmer will address the Rotary Club Tuesday noon at the Manchester Motor Inn on Problems of Farmers Ray Brown will serve as program chairman The meeting will announce an essay The Meaning of Rotary in the Community by Rev Robert Clark is entered in a Rotary International contest to be concluded next spring Rev Clark is pastor of St Luke United Presbyterian Church
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Joseph W. Baird
Union Road
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Ray Brown
Rotary
Robert Clark
Mr. Clark
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Ohio State Band Named for Nixon Inaugural Parade
Ohio State University's marching band, fresh from the Rose Bowl, will represent Ohio in President elect Nixon's January 20 inaugural parade. The 120 man all brass unit marks the first non athletic Ohio appearance abroad in 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Nixon
Trailer Hits Car Injuring Three On Icy Bridge
Three people including a 5 year old were admitted to Middletown Hospital after a tractor-trailer out of control on ice on Trenton bridge struck their car. Driver Samuel Ballard and his wife Ruby were in fair condition. son Scott in satisfactory condition. James Foster, driver of the out of control truck, was treated and released.
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Middletown Hospital
Trenton
Samuel Ballard
Charles St
Ruby
Scott
James Foster
Vance St. Foster
Ballard
Foster
Duke's Game Ties Namesake to Badminton Rules
The article explains badminton named for the Duke of Beaufort's Gloucestershire estate where current rules were agreed. It notes the sport's origins are believed to be in the Orient and traces the naming as a geographic association rather than a birthplace.
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Badminton
England
Duke of Beaufort
Gloucestershire
FBI arrests third man in liquor hijacking case
FBI says George Lemak was arrested in suburban Pittsburgh as agents recover most of the $100,000 worth of liquor and wine stolen from a Charleston warehouse. Two others, Thomas Balent and Paul Vokovich, were already in custody after a pre dawn raid in Westmoreland County, West Virginia and Pennsylvania operate the hijacking ring.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
West Virginia
George Lemak
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Thomas Balent
Turtle Creek
Paul Vokovich
Columbus
Ohio
Charleston
W.va
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George Conrad
Timber Trail Drive
Mark Walke
Howard Johnson
Richard Gray
Ross St
Drs. Helfman-Helfman-Hammond-Ammontorp
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
Witt
Mike Long
SUN Shield
Eagle Tavern
Sheraton Motor Inn
Cincinnati Dayton Road
Butler. Warren County Chiropractic Association
Doctor of Chiropractic
James Walters
Olsen
Ice
Ohio State Band
DUKE
Watchmaker
Spiedel
Baker's Jewelry
del Cox
Blue Boys
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