Stop Signs Figure In Two Wrecks Weekend Crashes
Stop signs figured in two weekend city crashes injuring four people and destroying three cars. Sammy Osborne 22 of 2316 Hill Ave driving west on Arlington Avenue at 2 37 am lost control hitting property at 124 Crawford Street. His car total loss and damage included a downstairs apartment air conditioner furniture yard porch and fence. Osborne treated at Middletown Hospital for a forehead laceration and cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after saying he failed to see the stop sign. In the Saturday crash at Lafayette Avenue and Cherry Street three youths were hurt but neither driver cited as a stop sign lay in the street. Billie Kemplin 13 of 1521 Glenn Ave Terry Huff 12 of 5620 Jacksonburg Road and Carla Moon 12 of 2806 Morgan Street were treated at the hospital. The 1966 car of Mrs Joan Kemplin and the 1964 car of George Carr were extensively damaged.
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Sammy Osborne
Hill Ave
Arlington Avenue
Crawford St
Osborne
Middletown Hospital
Lafayette Avenue
Cherry Street
Billie Kemplin
Glenn Ave
Terry Huff
Jacksonburg Road
Carla Moon
Morgan St
Joan Kemplin
Glenn Avenue
George Carr
N. F St
Hamilton
Woman Charged In Sister's Death
Gloria Boswell, 35, is held on second degree murder charges in the stabbing death of her sister Janice Howard, 32, at Mrs. Howard's Toledo home.
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Toledo, Ohio
Gloria Boswell
Janice Howard
Toledo
City union accepts 5.5 percent wage hike for sanitation workers
Local 856 of the AFL CIO representing city sanitation and street workers ratified a two year contract giving about 19 cents more per hour in 1972. The deal opens a path for a second year wage increase while fringe benefits discussions remain off the table.
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Richard Clark
Dale Helsel
American Federation of State
Clark
Daytonian Named To Journal Post In Four Newspapers
Walter Langen is named controller of The Journal and Chew Newspapers Inc. papers The Xenia Gazette The Piqua Call and the Franklin Chronicle succeeding Harold Layman who retires after nearly 40 years. Layman will finish 1971 books and returns to Middletown with wife Bessie.
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Walter Langen
Miami Valley Tool & Die Co
Dayton
Journal
Chew Newspapers Inc
Harold F. Layman
Langen
Layman
Xenia Gazette
Piqua Call
The
Franklin Chronicle
Tool and the Company
Middletown
Cail
I Gazette
Chicago
Butler Zoning Changes Probable Ahead in 1972
Logsdon, new Butler County Commission president, outlined 1972 plans including updated zoning resolutions, mobile home zoning, junkyard and auto parts yard changes, and new sewers for Union Township. A tuberculosis advisory board will be formed. centralized computers and industrial property cataloging are also considered. The board adopted a temporary $9.23 million budget and rehired key staff.
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William Denham
Donham
Logsdon
Arthur F. Reiff
Union ‘Township
County Budget Commission
Robert W. Bogan
Oxford
Marie Clark
Hamilton
Diana Bradford
Iboard
Carlisle Honors Ex Mayor John Homan
About 100 area residents bid farewell to former Carlisle Mayor John Homan who ended 13 years of service. Sponsored by the Carlisle Lions Club, volunteer firemen and police, he officially left office Friday after Roger Stebleton won in November.
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Carlisle
John Homan
Carlisle Lions Club
Homan
Roger Stebleton
Myrtle
Woman Treated After Beating at Howe Road Altercation
Patricia Gibbs, 34, of 4124 Vannest Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital around 3 1 am for injuries following a beating during an altercation at a Howe Road address in Butler County. Police say she and a companion were visiting the residence when the fight occurred.
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Patricia Gibbs
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Howe Road
Butler County
Rock Concerts at Colonial Theater Hit with Fans
The Colonial Theater plans a series of rock concerts after a sellout show last Wednesday. Earl Cox and William Coran say live performances add value to the theater, offering youth a safe, enjoyable venue and encouraging school and parent collaboration.
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Colonial Theater
Earl Cox
William Coran
Middletown Theaters, Inc
Cox
the Colonial
Sorg
Coran
Blazer seeks second term as Butler County recorder
Jean M Blazer filed nominating petitions to seek the Republican nomination for Butler County recorder in the May 2 primary. The Middletown resident emphasizes modernized county ownership records and service to constituents. Mark C Petty, former Hamilton mayor, runs for the Democratic recorder nomination.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Jean M. Blazer
Butler County
Blazer
Easton Ave
Steven
Dougie
Lewisburg
Preble County
Eaton
Norwood
Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Miami University
University of Tampa
Somerville Man Dies After Stab Wounds
A 60 year old Somerville man identified as Joseph Owen of Mill Street was stabbed in a family altercation at home and died at 10 05 a m at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital Oxford Butler County Police said autopsy pending coroner Dr Garret Boone said no charges have been filed and the knife wielder’s name is being withheld pending investigation
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Hamilton
McCullough-Hyde
Oxford
Butler County
Joseph Owen
Mill Sr
Garret J. Boone
Turres Wins Honor for Fenwick High Yearbook 1971
Fenwick High School yearbook Turres 1971 earned first class rating for overall excellence from the National Scholastic Press Association. Editor Rose Hume led the edition. judging by All American Critical Service evaluated makeup design photography and writing. Torres also received a distinction for written coverage of the academic year.
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Fenwick High School
Turres
Towers
National Scholastic Press Association
Rosemarie Ebbesmeyer
Rose Hume
Bowling Green State University
Argument Ends With Knife Threat At Yankee Road Home
Police were called to a Yankee Road apartment at 6 10 p m Saturday for a bathroom dispute between two men. A 53 year old man admitted he threatened a 26 year old with a butcher knife and officers advised both to sign warrants and keep the peace.
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Yankee Road
Franklin Man Critical After Knifing In Bar
A 24 year old Franklin man remains in critical condition at Middletown Hospital with a stab wound from New Year Eve. Clarence W. Angel 27 named Richard W Bowlin 21 as his assailant after a bar altercation at the Silver Bar Franklin. Bowlin was arrested later and held on $10 000 bond awaiting Franklin Municipal Court.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Roy Wallace
Middletown
Clarence W. Angel
South Ave
Silver Bar
Here
Wallace
Angel
Ttichard W. Bowlin
Roberts Drive
Bowlin
Franklin Municipal
Greek Priest Elected Vice President of Seventh Greek Orthodox Diocese
The Very Rev. Miko Efthimiou pastor of St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church was elected vice president of the Seventh Greek Orthodox Diocese at its biennial meeting in Detroit. He will assist Bishop Iakovos and manage diocesan administration for 37 churches across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan. Efthimiou previously held the post from 1964 to 1966 while leading Detroit’s church and represented the bishop at Civil Rights and Crime Commission meetings. He will organize diocesan affairs for the Biennial Congress of all 12 dioceses in the Americas this summer.
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Miko Efthimiou
St. Constantine and Helen Gree Orthodox Church
Wes
Detroit
Iakovos
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Efthimiou Wa
Detroit Sts. Constantine and Helen
Civil Rights Commission
Crime Commission
North
South America
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Journal Post
Bessie
Flemming Road
Kiwanis Club of
Kiwanis International
Southwest Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association
Childrens Unit
Longview Hospital
Methodist Church
St. Louis
Harold Layman
Butler
Dale Logsdon
Butler County Commission
Stra
Insurance Associates of
Jones
Grimes
Harrison
North Main Street
Sdopandens
Richard Nunlist
Smith Pond
Somerville
Franklin Man
Bar
Efthimiow
Southern Dollar Store
Central Ave
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