Husband Held After Fatal Attempt on Wife in Doctor Office
Florence Sennet 51 listed in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after two shots fired by estranged husband Leo Sennet 53 in Dr David Gerber's Surgical Arts Building office. He faces charges possible murder if she dies. hearing set Monday in Middletown Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Sennet
Superior Ave
Middletown Hospital
David M. Gerber
N. Breiel Boulevard
Leo Sennet
N. River St. Franklin
Middletown
Sennett
Wiliam Rathmaen
Sid
CG&E Joins Nuclear Fuel Project With 21 Utilities
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company joins 21 investor owned utilities in a $2 million two year program to develop advanced nuclear fuel. CG&E president William H. Immer says the effort aims to cut fuel costs and push eco nomic atomic power as new technology and techniques emerge. Zimmer notes broad industry support for innovations to reduce generating costs and advance nuclear power readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati G. —&. Electric
William Himmer
Cg&e
Zimmer
Theologian Gustave A. Weigel Dies at 57
The Rev Gustave A. Weigel, 57, a leading Roman Catholic theologian and liaison for Protestant observers at the Ecumenical Council in Rome, died Friday of a heart attack. He was a professor of ecclesiology at Woodstock College in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gustave A. Weigel
Father Weigel
Ecumenical Council
Rome
Woodstock College
Mary
Deaths And Funerals Henry Price
Henry Price of 802 14th Ave died at 1 5 am after a stroke on Aug 25 and hospital transfer on Dec 26 He was retired foreman at Armco Steel and a longtime Middletown resident He was active in Lincoln Lodge 693 F and AM Middletown Commandry 71 Knights Templar and Farst Methodist Church Survived by wife Edna and sister Mary Butler of Mason Services set for 10 30 am Tuesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Burial in Woods Sid Cemetery Friends may call Monday 7 00 to 9 00 pm at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Price
14Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Price
Armco Steel Corp
Lincoln Lodge
F&am
Middletown Commandry
The
Knights Templar
Farst Methodist Church
Washington Court House
Middletown
Edna
Mary Butler
Mason
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
C. E. Wintringham
Woodsid Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary for Darley Reynolds Middletown
Darley Reynolds six died at 3 20 a m in Middletown after hospital admission for convulsions. An autopsy was planned. Survived by his wife a son and a daughter both at home a step son and step daughter three brothers four sisters three half brothers and a half sister all in Middletown or nearby. Arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darley Reynolds
Oneka Ave
Middletown
Reynolds
McGraw Construction Co
Buth
Robert
Lorrain
Billy Booth
Glenda Booth
Ova
James
Zion
Myrtle Whitman
Mary Hollon
Yampa
Fla
Flossie Spencer
Becky Watkins
Campton
Ray
Eunice Spivy
Heinlein George Leonard of Camden dies at 72
George Leonard Heinlein 72 of Camden West Elkton Read died at 12 15 p m yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton where he had been a patient since December 18 He was born in New Baltimore Ohio and was a member of F AM His wife Bertha died in 1953 Surviving are a daughter Virs Val and Mary Lou Watkins of Oxford a sister Mrs Anna Brown of Hamilton three brothers Anthony Edward of Seven Mile and Philip of Somerville and a grandchild Services will be held at 2 p m Monday at R Nein Sons Funeral Home with burial in Collinsville Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow after 5 p m A Masonic service will be held there tomorrow at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
George Leonard Heinlein
Sat
West Elkton
Read
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Mr. Heinlein
New Baltimore
Ohio
F&am
Bertha
Virs Val
Mary Lou Watkins
Oxford
Anna Brown
Anthony
Edward
Seven Mile
Philip
Somerville
Nein & Sons
Collinsville Cemetery
Obituary notices for several residents at local homes
Requiem Masses and funeral services scheduled for multiple individuals. Miss Ella P Queil 72 at Sun nybreeze Convalescent Home at St Josephs Church 9 a.m. Monday. James Rullo 84 at 107 Riverside Drive Mass today at St. Lawrence Mission. Donald Hixon 53 249 Howman Ave services 2 p.m. Monday Colligan. Nina Louise Belt 77 Seven Mile services 2 p.m. Monday Webb. Walter Thompson 68 523 Maple Ave private Colligan. Lawrence Hawkins 81 Fairfield Rest Home services 10:30 ab Monday Klaus Weigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella P. Queil
Sunnybreeze
St. Joseph's Church
James Rullo
Riverside Drive
St. Lawrence Mission
Donald Hixon
Howman Ave
Colligan
Nina Louise Belt
Seven Mile
Webb
Walter Thompson
Maple Ave
Larence Hawkins
Fairfield Rest Home
Klaus-Weigel
Workers reject machinists union at Greenfield plants
Employees at Washington-Ferno Inc in Greenfield and Washington Court House voted against the International Association of Machinists in a National Labor Relations Board election. The maker produces ambulance, hospital, and mortuary caskets and parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield, Ohio
Greenfield
Washington Court House
Washington-Ferno, Inc
International Association of Machinists
National Labor Relations Board
Meat and poultry payroll totals 1.5 billion yearly in U S
The meat and poultry sector in the United States contributes about 1.5 billion dollars annually to payroll. This figure highlights the sector's sizable labor cost and employment footprint within the national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Two Men Receive Suspended Jail Terms in Middletown Court
In Middletown Municipal Court yesterday two local men received 30 day suspended jail terms. Mark Edwin McGlothen, 25, of Germantown Road, was convicted of concealing stolen property and receiving and concealing equipment stolen from a school bus, with a suspended sentence and a $25 fine. John A. Willoughby, 19, of South Avenue, was convicted of destruction of property for smashing a picture window and door glass. his sentence was suspended on restitution, with a $100 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mark Edwin McGlothen
Germantown Road
MecGlothen
John A. Willoughby
South Ave
Vincent Sission
Willoughly
Police Briefs Detail Thefts And Vandalism Across City
Betty Wills reports purse snatching on Manchester Road with $7 stolen. Albert Johnson, 65, of Dayton, arrested on N Clinton Street for disorderly conduct. Dale McHenry reports binoculars stolen from his auto worth $60. A brown fur coat valued at $80 stolen from the Church of God on Crawford Street. Harry Evans reports an electric fixture and locks, value $300, stolen from a house under construction at 135 Whisman Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Dayton
N. Clinton Street
Dale McHenry
Winona Drive
Church of God
Crawford Street
Harry Evans
Armee Drive
Whisman Drive
Celina fire cuts telephone service brief outage
A Friday fire in Celina Ohio disrupted telephone service for about an hour and a half, damaging a main cable serving the community of about 7700 residents. Local crews worked to restore lines and reroute calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Celina, Ohio
Miracle crash at Beavercreek High astonishes local officials
In Xenia Ohio an Air Force RS57D high altitude test craft crashed in the Beavercreek High School yard as 2000 students watched. The pilot Capt Gerald Lyvere ejected and was found in satisfactory condition. Wings broke off and fuel risked explosion but no one was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Ohio
Air Force
Norman Ashworth
Beavercreek High School
Roger Sweet
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Gerald E. Ly- Vere
Xenit
Plane explosion near Beavercreek School shocks Xenia area
An Air Force ABS7D exploded overhead yesterday after 1 p.m. sending wreckage toward Beavercreek School. Eye witnesses including Roger Russell and Jim Howell watched a blue sky as a silver body spiraled down. 11 year old Gary Hardin and other scouts saw a puff of smoke before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hardin
Spencer Lane
Air Force
Beavercreek School
Xenia Area
Althe BF Mo
Roger Russell
Oberon Drive
Jim Howell
Fairview Drive
Carlisle
Russell
Howe'l
Carlvile
Earth
Fire at Carlisle Residence Damages Front Room Floor
Franklin firemen extinguished a blaze at 137 Montgomery Ave caused by gasoline used as a cleaning fluid ignited by a gas stove. The home of Mr and Mrs James Perkins sustained minor damage to the front room floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carlisle
James Perkins
Montgomery Ave
Silver Hill Mine Near Tegucigalpa Hub of Silver
In Honduras the capital Tegucigalpa known as Tegucigalpa. The name means silver hill and a large silver mine lies nearby, indicating a significant mining operation close to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Tegucigapa
Uniforms Planned for Prisoners at Butler County Jail
Judges Cramer and Fiehrer sign an order directing Butler County Jail to issue jail clothing to prisoners. Capt. Werlein notes prisoners must deposit their worn clothes and wear county provided underwear footwear and coverall outer garments. Prisoners’ own clothing will be returned upon release. markings remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Common Pleas Court
Stanley E. Weriein
Werlein
City Wrecks Cite Two Drivers In Early Evening Accidents
City police cited Alfred E. Coler at 2405 Manchester Road for assured clear distance after his car struck Jack K. Sutter Jr. at 8 15 p m. total damage 385 dollars. Rita L. Collins was cited for failing to yield when her auto hit Viva J. Byrd at 4361 Fisher Road on Sutphin Street at 4 05 p m. each car 100 dollars damage. Police also investigated three other accidents totaling 375 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Coler
Manchester Road
Jack K. Sutter Jr
Alameda Circle
Rita L. Collins
Viva J. Byrd
Fisher Road
Sutphin Street
Butler County Refuses Rezoning Near Middletown
Butler County commissioners deny a request to rezone about eight acres along Jackson Lane near Middletown from residential to general industrial use. Residents and local planning bodies opposed the change, citing access issues and impact on the master plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Jackson Lane
Middletown
James Armitage
Middletown Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals
Harry Hadley
Middletown Planning Commnission
Francis Kolobud
Comty
County Planning Board
County Zoning Board
County Planning Commission
Burbank
Sheffield Streets
Mayfield
Sheriff Hixon Seeks Re-Election In Butler County
Butler County Sheriff James F. Hixon announces plans to run for a new four year term as a Republican in the May 5 primary. He has served since January 16 1981 after appointment to finish the Pell term and was elected to a two year term in 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James F. Hixon
Butler County
Nixon
Paul Pell
Hixon
Miami University
Frankin County
Indiana
Mra Hixon
S Locust St
Oxford
Entrance Gained Through Breeze Way Door
A brief incident notes entry gained by opening a door at a breezeway. No further details on individuals or locations are provided in the readable text.
Barnitz Bank Middletown Ohio Report of Condition 1993
Bank balance sheet details assets and deposits as of December 20 1993 for Barnitz Bank of Middletown Ohio. Total assets 30 195 909 43 with liabilities 28 069 516 63 and capital accounts 2 126 392 80. Notary and officers attest to accuracy and date of January 2 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Denny, Jr
W. W. Sebald
Saasrurwax
S of
Ohio
Butler
Peel
Walter R. Bender
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Bohman
Sennet
Lime State Hospital
Butler County Grand Jury
Gerber
Tri-County
Howard Johnson Jr
Brentwood St
Sennets Auto
Ug&e
Russ’ TV
W. Midd
McCoy , Leffler
Ralph Brown
Doty
George L. Heinlein
Betty Wills
Herbert Haller
Auburn St
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
Beaver Creek High School
Hardie
James Hardin
Camp Hook
Stich Ard Hopper
John South
Jewell Ave
David Haddix
Varnest Ave
Mike Haddix
Phil Graham
Warmert Ave
Maple Park School
Butler Commissioners
Elimain
Camelaa
Sheriff Hixon
Barnitz Bank
Anegree
Rte Ee
Ue Ps
Snl
Trust Department
R. Tieman
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