58 Cases Certified For Butler Grand Jury Action
Hamilton reports 58 cases involving 41 defendants charged with homicide or vehicular death referred to the Butler County grand jury meeting January 5. The docket includes first degree murder and vehicular homicide case stemming from a traffic crash near Trenton and a domestic murder case in New Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Trenton
Penick
Elliott Ave
New Miami
Helen
Williamsdale
Garret J.boone
Ted Terry Martin
Sycamore Road
New Bike Owners Urged to Review Safety Rules
The Butler County Auto Club leader Ray M. Taylor warns that bicycle deaths and injuries are at a 27 year high. He cites 800 killed and 38,000 injured last year, with most victims under 15. Safety rules include riding in safe areas, signaling, yielding to pedestrians, riding single file, keeping bikes in good condition, and ensuring visibility day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Taylor
Butler County Auto Club
AAA
Bad Axel Delays A Trip In Middletown Pet Is Reunited
Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and three children of Hinsdale Il stayed in Middletown overnight after their dachshund Axel went missing from 4204 Rosedale Road at 2 30 pm A passerby saw the dog on Central Avenue at 5 pm and coaxed him into a car Police learned the owner had called and the dog was returned to the Wilsons at 8 pm The women who helped said they understand the loss of a pet poses real pain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Raines
New Castle
Ind
Raines
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ohio 73
Trenton
Martin
Charles Wilson
Hinsdale
Til
Middletown
Axel
Robert P. Johnson
Rosedale Road
Lynn Chaney
Central Ave
Jessie Leasure
Wicklow Drive
Central Avenue
Miss Chaney
Miss Lasure
Winners In Trenton Named In Theme Lighting Contest
Winners were announced in the Trenton Rescue Squad theme lighting contest. First prize of 25 dollars went to Larry Frame for a Santa sleigh scene on the roof and lights around the house. Second prize 15 dollars went to Harold LaBarge and third prize 10 dollars to Mrs. Charles K. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Trenton Rescue Squad
Larry Frame
State St
Bob Armbruster
Harold LaBarge
W. State. St
Charles K. Taylor
First St
Steel Pier Burned in Atlantic City Fire
A wind swept blaze destroyed the Marine Ballroom water circus and a theater on the 85 year old Steel Pier in Atlantic City. Witnesses said the mid section burned fiercely with flames rising about 200 feet. Police confirmed the fire likely started near the ballroom. no injuries were reported. The pier, owned by showman George Hamid, has hosted major bands and vaudeville acts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Oceanfront
George Hamid
Weather Outlook Sees Rain Snow Mix as Temps Rise
A chances of rain or snow today with highs in the 30s. Tonight remains cold with similar temperatures. Monday forecast calls for cloudy skies, warmer conditions, and rain likely.
Jury summons lists thirty grand jurors for January term
Six Middletown residents and one from Trenton are named among thirty prospective grand jurors for the January term of common pleas court. Fifteen jurors and a foreman will later be chosen. The list includes Ross Harold Kramer, Robert F. Kilburn, Henry Joseph, Henry C. Gose, Carl Sewell, Frank W. Fisher from Middletown. Sarah J. Byrd from Trenton. and numerous others from Hamilton, Fairfield, New Miami, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Trenton
Common Pleas Court
Ross Harold Kramer
Flemming
Robert F. Kilburn
Michael
Henry Joseph
Andrew
Henry C. Gose
Armco
Carl Sewell
Brentwood St
Frank W. Fisher
Lafayette Ave
Sarah J. Byrd
Howe Road
Hamilton
June Tolley Toth
Capehart
Arnold Hornsby
Redwood Drive
Mildred Inman
Sandstone Drive
Paul J. Keegan
Magic Ave
Max G. Walker
Cavalier Court
New Miami
Joan Boling
Talawanda Court
Federal readjusts insured bank deposits to 20000
The government now insures deposits in commercial banks and savings and loan associations up to 20 000 dollars. President Nixon signed the law last Wednesday, taking effect immediately, raising the previous 15 000 dollar limit. Deposits in banks are insured by the FDIC and those in savings and loan associations by the FSLIC.
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Washington
Savings and Loan Association
Nixon
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Franklin Man Escapes After Car Hits Mailboxes
Franklin resident William Grays, 20, escaped unharmed after his 1969 auto left Cincinnati-Dayton Road seven-tenths of a mile south of Franklin and struck five mailboxes. State patrol said the vehicle was demolished in the early Saturday morning crash.
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Franklin
William Grays
Manchester Road
Cincinnati-Dayton Rd
Meek Store Keeper Staged $10,000 Train Hold-Up
Fred Wittrock of St Louis Missouri confessed to staging a hold up of the St Louis and San Francisco Express for notoriety. He admitted craving headlines and led police to a hidden gun and gear at his boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wittrock
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Obituary notices for Hammons Noe and Schmidt deaths
Obituaries report deaths of Renus B Hammons 59 of Middletown a Armco Steel worker died at Middletown Hospital with funeral details and survivors. Noe a Smyrna Beach resident retired from Diamond National with service details and survivors. Schmidt Parkway Motel night manager died at Middletown Hospital with family survivors and funeral plans.
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Renus B. Hammons
Shafer St
Middletown Hospital
Edgewater Man Calvin Noe Funeral and Schmidt Services
Calvin F. Noe 77 of Edgewater Fla died yesterday at Fish Memorial Hospital at 12 20 pm. Funeral services for Fred C. Schmidt 60 of 1500 Plum Ave will be held at 1 30 pm Tuesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Salvation Army Brigadier Alex Bunton officiating at Cincinnati Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5.
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Hammons
Armco Steel Corp
Mabel
Mary
Homer Hammons
London
Miss Nettie Hammons
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. A. Lockwood
Smyrna Beach
Fla
Noe
Edgewater
Diamond National Corp
Margaret
Matilda Noe
Mason
J. W. Noe
Turlock
Calif
David Noe
Mt. Vernon
Nancy Cottongim
Angeline Goodpastor
Korea
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Calvin F. Noe
Edgewater, Fla
Fish Memorial Hospital
New
Fred C. Schmidt
Plum Ave
Salvation Army
Alex Bunton
Cincinnati
Virginia Knauer Set To Speak At Ohio Farm Bureau Conference
Mrs. Virginia Knauer, Nixon consumer affairs aide, will address Ohio farmers at the Neil House in Columbus at 10 a.m. January 8. A news conference is planned at 9:30 a.m. The talk titled Higher Farm Prices and Happy Consumers will be part of the bureau’s marketing conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Virginia Knauer
Nixon
Neil House
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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