Car links in lake survive. two companions drown in ice plunge
In Brown’s Valley Minnesota a car crossing Lake Traverse broke through ice near 2 a.m. Three Rosholt youths from South Dakota State College fled in the back seat as water flooded in. Philip Anderson and Paul Vergeldt died, Jerry Hahn survived after swimming 75 feet and crawling to shore. He later described breaking free from a frozen sweater and seeking help. authorities treated him for shock.
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Browns Valley
Minn
Lake Traverse
Jerry Hahn
Hahn
Philip Anderson
Paul Vergeldt
Anderson
Wheaton
Saint Laurent Keeps Knees Covered in Spring Collection
Paris AP Yves Saint Laurent unveils spring and summer line featuring knee length hemlines for daywear and floor length for evening. Jumper dresses appear in contrasting fabrics with foulard twill sleeves. Evening pieces show ankle and wrist length sleeves with beading, jewel tones, and jeweled tops. The designer reintroduces long sleeves for evening with glittering embroidery. Formal wear dominates big parties.
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Paris
Yves Saint-Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Saint- Laurent
Area Driver Hurt Cited In Accident
Joseph B. Burchfield, 33, of Middletown Rt. 3, was admitted to Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a one car crash on the Cincinnati Dayton Road. He was cited by Butler County deputies for driving while intoxicated and suffered head, jaw and shoulder injuries. State patrolmen said he was northbound when his car left the road, struck a culvert, then hit a parked truck.
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Joseph B. Burchfield
Middletown
Franklin man charged with DWI after collision
Franklin motorist Vernon I. Smith, 38, released on $200 bond on a driving while intoxicated charge after his car struck a truck on S River Street near Fourth Street at 3:40 p m. Smith, of 618 Martha Drive, tried to pass Cecil Wells 47 of Loveland, causing $150 damage to Smith’s car and $50 to the truck.
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Franklin
S. River Street
Fourth Street
Vernon I. Smith
Martha Drive
Cecil Wells
Loveland
Smith
Safety Council President to speak at Miami Valley Conference
Dayton Ohio AP Howard Pyle president of the National Safety Council will be among speakers Wednesday at the 11th annual Miami Valley Safety Conference in Dayton expected to attract about 1600 attendees.
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Dayton, Ohio
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Compulsive Eater Dies at 38 in Florida
Charles Steinmetz, 38, of Jacksonville, weighed 740 pounds at death after rapid gain in two weeks. He stood 68 inches tall and 76 inches around, saying overeating, not illness, caused his death. Doctors found no organic disease. He had worked 16 years as a typist and lived on a medical pension.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charles
Steinmetz
Test Slated This Week For Victim's Companion
Police said Dave Woolum, 26, of Trenton, the last person alleged with Madge Berry before her death, likely will not take a lie detector test until later this week. He said Berry was in his car about 3 am near La Fayet te Avenue Verity Parkway when she opened the door and stepped out as the car moved. Berry was struck and killed by Eugene Couch, an off duty deputy sheriff driving another car. Couch was not held.
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Dave Woolum
Glenn Court
Trenton
Madge Berry
First Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Verity Parkway
Eugene Couch
Couch
Marietta College to Dedicate Selby Chemistry Building
Marietta College will dedicate its new Selby Chemistry Building on February 21 at a cost of 673000 dollars. Gen Anthony C McAuliffe, vice president and director of American Cyanamid Co, will be principal speaker. McAuliffe is famous for the Nuts reply to a German surrender ultimatum at Bastogne during World War II.
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Marietta, Ohio
Marietta College
Anthony C. McAuliffe
American Syanamid Co
McAuliffe
Bastogne
Fire crew reports furnace fire at Baltimore Street home
Firemen reported one run yesterday morning at 9 24 to the home of Sylvia Martin 1600 Baltimore St where a furnace was smoking No damage was listed.
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Sylvia Martin
Baltimore St
Middletown High Students Shine in Springfield and Wyoming Meets
Middletown High School speech students competed in Springfield North High and Wyoming High. In Springfield Sam Sato won humorous declamations, Debbie Banker took third, Bruce Domineck second in original oratory, and Glenda Morgan plus Debbie Letts and Betty Marshall earned high placements in girls extemporaneous speaking. A and B debate squads each posted three wins and three defeats at Wyoming. Accompanying staff included David Ballard and Julie Lato, with drama director Mrs. John Akerman and Brian Lennie.
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Middletown High School
Springfield North High
Wyoming High
Springfield
Sam Sato
Debbie Banker
Bruce Domineck
Glenda Morgan
Debbie Letts
Betty Marshall
MHS
Beth Banzhaf
Clarence Page
Beverly Selby
Karen Schrock
Barbara Spence
Dick Palmer
Gary Perkins
Ray Hogg
David Ballard
Julie Lato
Wyoming
Keith Geckeler
Bill Havemann
Marcia Letts
Tim Walker
Jon
Sue Urmston
Bob Ziegler
Mike Lamb
Mike Bessel
John Akerman
Jspeech
Brian Lennie
Store Looted at Debus Grocery in Carlisle
Warren County sheriff's deputies investigated a break in at Debus Grocery Store 5625 Fairview Dr Carlisle about 75 dollars in cash 20 cartons of cigarettes a cash register and a cigar box with papers were stolen thieves pried the front door and 2 a m today Mrs Moda Debusk who lives above the store notified the sheriff's department nothing else reported missing
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Carlisle
Debus
Fairview Dr
Warren County Sheriff's
Sheriff's Department
Moda Debusk
12 Liquor Supervisors Get Boot
Columbus Ohio AP The state laid off 12 of 14 district liquor store supervisors according to Director Donald D Cook. The layoffs are for economy reasons and are indefinite pending a study. Some supervisors may appeal to the Ohio Personnel Board of Review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Ohio Personnel Board of Review
Deaths Across the Nation Include Woodruff and Gaxton
James W. Woodruff 83 financier behind the Jim Woodruff Dam died after a short illness in Columbus. William Gaxton 69, Broadway musical star known for Of Thee I Sing, died after four months of illness in New York. Frank Tours Sr. 85 musical director for film and stage died after a long illness in Santa Monica. Elizabeth Betzlmann mother of Gen Bernard Schriever died after a long illness in San Antonio.
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Columbus
San Antonio
Tex
Elizbeth Betzlmann
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Daily Use At Sunset Park Rink Continues
About 150 persons skate daily at Sunset Park ice area with forecasts for a full week of skating. Parks director John Paschal says the northeast corner of the double tennis court area, the skating rink, is in poor condition due to thin ice but skating will continue unless temperatures rise markedly.
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Sunset Park
John Paschal
Parks and Recreation
Miami Faculty Is Kept Busy
Oxford Miami University faculty time on the job exceeds classroom hours. Readied for class 15 to 24 hours weekly, 6 to 12 in research, about three advising students, eight to 13 unscheduled service hours. Total up to 78 hours weekly.
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Oxford — Miami University
Deaths And Funerals Gus Miles Dies At 73
Edward Gus Miles 73 of 820 Auburn St died at home after years of ill health emergency squad called doctor pronounced death He came from Newton Kansas 69 years ago and became a labor civic leader serving as Middletown Trades and Labor Council secretary He was active in the Eagles Lodge and many civic patriotic activities Surviving wife Angie, stepdaughter Nelda Withem of Dayton, sister Mrs James Mains of Middletown Funeral services incomplete at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home, St Israel Baptist Church. services 1 p m Wednesday.
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Edward Gus Miles
Auburn St
Mr. Miles
Middletown
Newton
Kan
Middletown Trades and Labor Council
Eagles Lodge
The
Eagles
Miles
Angie Miles
Nelda Withem
Dayton
James Mains
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Waynesville Man Obituary for Orben Bar Nett
Orben Bar nett 80 of Waynesville Rt 1 died Saturday at Fairview Nursing Home near Dayton. Surviving are his wife Nancy two daughters Emma Roller and Keler Slage five sons Claude Jesse Edgar Ray Clyde one sister four brothers 27 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Services are at 2 p m tomorrow at Fairview Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at Stubbs Funeral Home today 2 to 8 p m.
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Waynesville
Orben Barnett
Waynesville Rt. 1
Fairview Nursing Home
Dayton
Nancy
Emma Roller
Keler Slage
Spring Valley
Claude
Jesse
Edgar
Ray
Bellbrook
Clyde
Xenia
Fairview Baptist Church
Fairview
Stubbs
Mrs Pearl Daughters dies in Dayton at 78
Mrs Pearl M Daughters 78 of 510 E Pearl St Miamisburg died Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a two week stay She was a Daughters of America member and EUB Church in Miamisburg Survived by son Franklin and sister Mrs Wilbur Carpenter of Franklin Funeral services are at 2 p m tomorrow Ge Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Centerville Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m today.
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Miamisburg
Pearl M
E. Pearl Sr
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Daughters of America
EUB Church
Franklin
Wilbur Carpenter
Ge & Schmidt
Centerville
Charles Priest Sr. 82 Franklin resident dies at Sunnybreeze
Charles Priest Sr. 82, of 6811 Germantown Road, Franklin, died 9:15 p.m. yesterday at Sunnybreeze Rest Home Hamilton after prior care at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Born in Van Wert, he lived in the Franklin Middletown area most of life, retired papermaker formerly at Franklin Boxboard mill. Survived by son Charles Jr of Franklin, daughter Mrs James Laubach of Middletown, six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Services at Anglesby Funeral Home Wednesday with burial in Wood Hill Cemetery. calling hours tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Franklin
Charles Priest Sr
Germantown Road
Sunnybreeze
Hamilton
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Priest
van Wert
Franklin - Middletown
Charles Jr
James Laubach
Middletown
Anglesby Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Hamilton Deaths In Hamilton and Webb areas
Harrison H. Helton, 71, of 155 Webster Ave, dies. services held today. Abell Caldwell, 49, of 854 S Eighth, obituary notice listed with family details in this death notice roundup.
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Harrison H. Helton
Webster Ave
Webb
Abell Caldwell
S. Eighth
Chickens Detect Hidden Taste Differences Beyond Humans
Chickens show definite flavor preferences and rejection patterns, and they can perceive taste differences that humans cannot. This reveals advanced sensory discrimination in birds and suggests taste perception varies across species.
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Vergeldt
Pete Jensen
Jensen
Lucie Noel
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
John Howard State Farm
Agen 1801
Tytus Ave
Joffe
Borden
Borden's
Charles Steinmetz
Woolum
Rsovie
Santtone
David M. Francis Gr. Call
Lary
Lott
Sorel
Miami
Gus Miles
William J. Baumann
Benninghofen Ave
St. Ann's Church
Palmer Manning
Ross Ave
Klaus - Weigel
Shird R. Reece
Exeter Ave
Campbell
Baker Funeral Service
Jos
Berving
Mrs. Pearl
Bell-ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Pepeee
Miami Valley
Anchester
Iddletown, O
Paul D. Galeese
Iuture
Verity
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