Apparent accidental shooting claims life of Elizabeth Lewis
Mrs. Elizabeth Irene Lewis 26 of 1514 Glenwood Ave Rolling Mill Park died in an apparent accidental gun discharge yesterday afternoon. Police suspect a weapon went off while she was home with her 5 year old son. An autopsy is planned as authorities await a ruling. She is survived by her husband Glen two sons and her parents and a brother. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Elizabeth Irene Lewis
Glenwood
Glenn) Ave
Rolling Mill Park
Lewis
Tom Deaton
Butler County
Ronnie
Donnie
Clayton Anderson
Cincinnati
Bertha Anderson
Cleveland
Buddy
Columbus
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Deaths And Funerals Josephine Duke 79
Josephine Duke 79 of 3801 Carmody Place died Thursday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since January 2. She belonged to Prosser Chapter Order of Eastern Star and the Knights Templar Women’s Auxiliary. Surviving is a daughter Virginia Hall of Middletown with two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials may go to First Presbyterian Church or a chosen charity. Private services planned at McCoy Leffler and Joseph R. Baker & Sons funeral homes with burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Josephine Duke
Carmody Place
Middletown Hospital
Duke
Prosser Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Knights Templar
Canal Dover
Virginia Hall
Middletown
McCoy- Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Irvin Emmons
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Sylvia Gardner Dies After Year Illness
Mrs Sylvia Gardner of 617 Aberdeen Drive died Thursday at home after a yearlong illness. She is survived by her husband P F Gardner, who died in 1955, a sister Mrs Lars Larson of Middletown, two sisters in law Mrs F A Diekemeier of Morgan Minnesota and Mrs Henry Fischer of Sleepy Eye Minnesota, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Gardner
Aberdeen Drive
P.F Gardner
Lars Larson
Middletown
F.A. Diekemeier
Morgan, Minn
Henry Fischer
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Infant John R. Lamb dies at six weeks
John R. Lamb six weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Lamb of 4141 Hamilton Eaton Road, died of a congenital heart ailment Thursday at Children's Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by parents, paternal grandparents Thomas DePew of Camden and Duk Man Joung of Pusan Korea, maternal grandparents. Services 11 am tomorrow at Pentecostal Church Somerville. Burial Fairmount Cemetery Camden. Friends may call at church Saturday after 10 am. Arrangements by R C Nein Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John R. Lamb
Stephen Lamb
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Thomas DePew
Camden Rt. 3
Duk Man Joung
Pusan
South Korea
Pentecostal Church
Somerville
Fairmount Cemetery
Camden
R. C. Nein & Sons
Springboro Seeks New Solicitor as Cranmer Leaves Post
Springboro council eyed two candidates for village solicitor at its reorganizational meeting. Ed Lawson Jr. of Springboro and Powers of Franklin are under consideration while Lebanon attorney Ed Cranmer exits after lapsed contract. Cranmer will advise if needed until a new solicitor is named.
Armco protests gas curtailment in Ohio
Armco Steel Corp filed a formal complaint with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio protesting a natural gas curtailment that forced elimination of 20 skilled jobs at its Zanesville plant. The company met with the PUCO in Columbus Tuesday afternoon and alleges wrongdoing by the National Gas & Oil Corp of Newark.
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Armco Steel Corp
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Zanesville
Ite Coimpialiie
Commission
Columbus
National Gas & Oil Corp
Newark
Armco
PACO
1972 Traffic woes and Armco dispute mark a rough year
The year 1972 set records for the city with 10 deaths and 763 injuries from traffic crashes, plus near record property damage. Sgt Oral Dunkan, new traffic bureau head, notes decline from 1971 and previews 1973. Armco’s Zanesville plant faced gas curtailment causing production cuts and layoffs. City council reshuffles boards, sets meeting times, and names officials while awaiting a property acquisition decision with the United Methodist Church.
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Sgt
Oral Dun
Scouts Earn Hiking Badges On Summer Trek
Eleven members of Scout Troop 21 earned hiking patches for miles logged in the Appalachian Mountains this summer amid two days of 13 percent inches of rain. The 50 miler award went to Paul Carberry Danny Martin Art Combs Mike Harris and Pat McFarland. Appalachian Trail patches were earned by Carberry Doug Dobrozsi Combs Martin Bob Gibbs Harris Pat and Sean McFarland Clarence Combs Claude Martin and Jack McFarland. New members inducted include David Alexander Jim Greene David Henry and Michael Newcomb. The troop sponsored by the Armco Association will sell tickets for the Wally Taber safari show at Middletown Freshman High School January 13 at 8 p.m. Advance prices are 1.75 for adults and 1.25 for students.
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Scout Troop 21
Appalachian Mountains
Paul Carberry
Danny Martin
Art Combs
Mike Harris
Pat McFarland
Carberry
Doug Dobrozsi
Combs
Martin
Bob Gibbs
Harris
Pat
Sean McFarland
Clarence Combs
Claude Martin
Jack McFarland
Armco Association
Wally Taber
Middletown
Whitely City native named Warren County chief deputy
Lt. Ferrell Baker, 45, with 10 years in the department, is named chief deputy of the Warren County sheriff's office by Sheriff Roy Wallace. Baker, a Whitely City, Kentucky native, will hold the rank of colonel and assume duties immediately, replacing Col. Walter O'Bryant who resigned last June to become Mason city manager. Baker and his wife Vella reside near South Lebanon with two sons.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Sheriff's Department
Roy Wallace
Ferrell Baker
Whitely City
Baker
Col
Walter O’bryant
Mason
Department
General Electric Co
Wallace
Byron Kennard
Kennard
Vella
Beaver Woman Killed in Route 23 Collision
Fern Higgenbotham age 44 of Rt. 2 Beaver was killed when the pickup she rode in and a car collided on U.S. 23 three miles north of Chillicothe late Thursday.
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Beaver
Chillicothe, Ohio
Fern Higgenbotham
Rt. 2
U.S. 23
Chillicothe
Silver Baptismal Bowl Recovered From Middletown Church Vault
Middletown First United Presbyterian Church items valued at 6000 dollars, including a 226 year old baptismal bowl, are back in the church vault at the First National Bank after police and Lexington detectives assisted in recovery. A Lexington priest allegedly bought the pieces for 500 dollars, with officials seeking restitution to the church. The bowl was donated in 1845 by Mrs. James Brookfield with roots tracing to 1747 aboard the Brig Fanny.
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Middletown
First United Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
First National Bank
Robert Wells
Lexington
Addison Hosea
Charles Hanna
Presbytery
Mexico
James Brookfield
Thomas Willett
Cornelius van Seis
Fanny
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Brookfield
Man Hurt After Fight With Two State Workers Near Bridge
Reginald Castleman 20 of 614 Lafayette Ave. was treated and released at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after an altercation with two state highway department employees on Hamilton Cleves Road near the Columbia Bridge. He plans to sign warrants against the men, saying he was kicked and beaten after he slipped during the 3 15 p.m. incident following an argument with coworkers.
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Reginald Castleman
Lafayette Ave
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
State Highway Department
Castleman
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Columbia Bridge
Fabrice Shop Opening in Kittyhawk Center
Fabri Centers of America announces Jo Ann Fabrics will open Monday with a grand opening Wednesday. The store offers fabrics sewing notions patterns machines gifts and home decor and is located in Kittyhawk shopping center Cincinnati area between Grand and Roosevelt. Kenneth Collova manages with six saleswomen on staff.
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Jo-Ann Fabrics
Fabri-Centers of America
New Kittyhawk
Lewis Street
Breiel Boulevard
Grand Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Esco
A&p
Kenneth Collova
Cincinnati
FabriCenters
Cleveland
Edgewood Chess Teams Triumph in Non-League Win
In Trenton Edgewood High School defeated Hamilton Taft 13 to 5 at Taft yesterday. Winners for Edgewood were Dennis Martin Jerry Turley Bob Sabor Mike Gross Don Stahl and Jeff Treadway.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Hamilton Taft
Taft
Edgewood
Dennis Martin
Jerry Turley
Bob Sabor
Mike Gross
Don Stahl
Jeff Treadway
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Esther Dresbach
Sheckler
Springboro
By Peggy Weave
Waynesville
Morrow and
Harveysburg
William Carey
Board of Public Affairs
Council
E. State Street
Can
Larry White
Zellow Belt
The
United Methodist Church
Robert Schaefer
James Patillo
James Hough
Larry McNabb
Hough
Patillo
Elton Tibbitts
Verlin Foltz
Tibbitts
Schaefer
Paul Tedrow
Wayne Belden
Robert Baker
Park
Don Allen
Dan Muldowney
Espil Combs
Don Barton
Tony Julian
Marvin Osborne
Main Street
Charles Reedy
Ann McCray
Vernon Kemplin
W.C. Howser
David Alexander
Jim Greene
David Henry
Michael Newcomb
Staples
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Jeff
Verity Parkway
Mary Hammerle
Poinciana
Victor McGuire
Moorman P
Richard Linkins
Corta Vis Jean Kunz
Hampton Pi
ED Parker
Franklin
Corky
Roosevelt & Orchard
Rink
Edgewood Chess
Dgoods
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
W. R. Eisele
P.O. Box
Monroe
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