Deaths and Funerals Heln Conley and Clarence Friend
Services tomorrow for Helen Conley 59 of 214 Greentree Road follow a Tuesday crash at Marshall Road and Central Avenue. Burial is Woodside Cemetery. husband Charles Conley 61 in Middletown Hospital. Clarence E Friend 69 of Dayton died of an apparent heart attack at home. services Saturday 2 p.m. at John Aro Funeral Home Germantown Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Conley
Greentree Road
Marshall Road
Central Avenue
Charles Conley
Middletown Hospital
A. M. Wilson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Conley
Sylvia Armitage
Middletown
Harrison T. Wigginton
Harry
Middletown City
Horace
Columbus
Clarence E. Friend
Germantown
Mary Worrell
Dayton
George
Liberty
John Aro
Germantown Cemetery
Hollingshead Rites Set For Lebanon Resident
Herschel Hollingshead 64 of 417 East Main Street died Tuesday at his winter home in Brandenton Florida after an extended illness. He worked 35 years for Standard Oil Co before retiring and served as a Turtlecreek township trustee. Survived by wife Leah a sister Henrietta Biehle and brothers Estel and Marvin. funeral Friday from Oswald Lebanon with a Masonic service at 8 30 pm and a graveside service Saturday afternoon. Memorials suggested to Lebanon Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Herschel L.hollingshead
E. Main St
Brandenton
Fla
Hollingshead
Standard Oil Co
Masonic Lodge
IOOF
Turtlecreek Township
Leah
Henrietta Biehle
Estel
Marvin
Oswald
Services for Mrs Clara Etta Lillard in Dayton
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Clara Etta Lillard 81 of Dayton and formerly Middletown. She died Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Surviving are five sons Everett Green Lawrence John and Raymond and two daughters Lawella Tardy and Evelyn Turner with several sisters. Burial and service details are variably listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Etta Lillard
Dayton
Middletown
Smith Memorial Chapel
Woodside Cemetery
Miami Valley Hospital
Everett
Green
Sadie Jones
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Armistead Drive
John
Greensburg
West Side Church
Raymond
Chicago
Christ
Lawella Tardy
William Downey
Evelyn Turner
Wehr Road
A.m. Dayton
Friday
Webb
Mother Saves Daughter From Serious Burns
A Victoria Avenue mother saved her 15 year old daughter from serious burns when the girl’s clothing caught fire. Mrs Astor Profict beat out the blaze and the girl Vickie Profitt sustained minor facial and leg burns treated by a neighbor’s physician. The fire started in the first floor family room due to starting fluid, damaging first floor furnishings of the two story brick home at 5028 Victoria. Estimated damage totals were 1500 for contents and 1000 for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Avenue
Vickie Profitt
Amily
Victoria
Cop Poses As Priest to Talk Suspect Into Surrender
In Somerville Massachusetts police used a disguise as a Roman Catholic priest to resolve a hostage style standoff. Ernest Gibbons of Newton Kansas threatened suicide with a .38 caliber pistol at his estranged wife's home. Patrolman Bernard Regan entered as a priest and persuaded him to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gibbons
Newton, Kan
Cambridge Ciy Hospital
Gibbon
Gibbons
Bernard Regan
St. Joseph's Rectory
Regan
Feds sue Lancaster School Board over wage violations
The U S Department of Labor charges Lancaster Board of Education with paying employees less than $1.30 to $1.60 an hour between 1969 and 1971 and failing to provide overtime pay. The suit seeks repayment of $6 315 plus interest and an injunction to stop further violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Lancaster Board of Education
U.S. Department of Labor
Fire Calls Reported Aged Mrs Leaf and Bennie Hayes
At 1 37 p m a fall on M01 McGee Ave sent 88 year old Anna S Leaf to Middletown Hospital by ambulance with surgery planned today. At 10 12 p m Bennie Hayes 37 was ill and transported by ambulance to hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee Ave
Anna S. Leaf
Middletown
Brell Drive
Bennie Hayes
Indictments in Warren County Grand Jury Session
Warren County grand jury returned 28 indictments after considering 69 cases over two days in Lebanon. Defendants from Franklin, Lebanon, Cincinnati, Sharonville, Martinsville, and Dayton faced charges including grand larceny, breaking and entering, robbery, forgery, and rape. Jail conditions were described as deplorable and a push for new facilities was urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Clark
Carl E. Riggs
Middletown
Wanda Coffee Fisher
Kenneth Alcorn
Robert H. Kavanaugh
Halford Mullins
Franklin
Herbert D. Cunningham
Michael B. Sweny
Richard Wayne E
Kenneth Jent
Fred Douglas Grenshaw
Denver Thomas
William Davis
Lebanon
Charles Hensley
Douglas Robinson
Lula Jean Johnson
South Lebanon
Michael Douglas Wallace
Phillip H. Wallace
Stanley H. Keith
Allen Ireton
Martinsville
Charles W. McBrayer
Sharonville
Henry Harris
Dayton
Two Injured In Wrecks In City Yesterday Afternoon
Two separate traffic incidents left injuries or charges in the city yesterday. Rhonda Walton 20 was treated at Middletown Hospital after a 3 50 p m collision at Garfield Street and Fairmount Ave. Ernest Nickell 49 was charged with fleeing the scene and careless driving after failing to stop at a stop sign. Rosenn Cruze reported minor injuries but declined treatment after a 3 22 p m collision on Woodlawn Avenue at Moore Street. Keren Botts was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Walton
Lamberton St
Middletown Hospital
Garfield Street
Fairmount Ave
Ernest Nickell
Garfield St
Rosenn Cruze
Sheffield St
Woodlawn Avenue
Moore Street
Keren Botts
Winona Drive
Recorder’s Office Reports First Profit for 1971
Butler County Recorder Jean M. Blazer announced that 1971 marked the office’s first year operating at a profit. Receipts totaled 97,619.20 while expenses were 91,674.49, with 36,377 documents recorded, a rise of 5,650 from the prior year and staff of twelve deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Jean M. Blazer
Recorder’s
Blazer
Trustees Named to Run TB Program in Hamilton Butler
Hamilton Butler County commissioners named a three member board of trustees to administer the tuberculosis program. Dr. John R. Perkins Richard A. Wilmer and Dr. James R. Carr were appointed on the recommendation of Dale Logsdon president of the commission. An advisory board of seven will be named later. Reiff dissented not on the individuals but on creating another board. A citizens committee had urged the trustees' appointment after analyzing the county TB program last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Dale Logsdon
John R. Perkins
Middletown
Richard A. Wilmer
James R. Carr
Logsdon
William Denham
Arthur F. Reiff
Reiff
Burned Out Family Seeks Housing After Trailer Fire
A 28 year old divorcee and her five children lost their trailer and all possessions in a Sunday night fire. The family is split among three homes while welfare workers seek a solution. Wendy Hartbarger 13 and Michael 3 stay with friends on Franklin Madison Road. Danny 11 and Darrell 9 with William and Mrs. Robinson at 523 Boylston Street. Melinda 7 with the Hartbargers on Sherman Avenue. Nancy Hartbarger, now separated from Kerry Hartbarger who faces a life sentence in the state peniteniary for burglary, asks for housing help and relief. The family phone numbers are listed with each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Hartbarger
Germa Road
Nancy
Wendy
Michael
Franklin-Madison Road
Danny
Darrell
William Robinsons
Boylston St
Lukens To Host TV Talk Show in Columbus
State Senator Donald E. Lukens will host a half hour talk show Sundays on WBNS-TV Channel 10 in Columbus starting Jan 23. First guest is ski professional William Hearon of Mansfield. Chuck Ealey University of Toledo quarterback appears on the second show. Lukens is signed for three episodes at 12 30 p.m. If successful, the program may continue and move to prime time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Lukens
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Columbus
William Hearon
Mansfield
Chuck Ealey
University of Toledo
Lukens
Chuckle A Nonconformist Keeps Gloves in Car Glove Compartment
A lighthearted remark defines a nonconformist as a person who stores gloves in the glove compartment of his car, highlighting quirky personal habits in a concise quip.
Dissident Bukovsky Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky, famed for exposing political abuse, receives seven years in prison and five years exile after a Moscow trial. The 29 year old writer was convicted of circulating slanderous inventions about the Soviet system and given the maximum penalty for actions aimed at undermining Soviet power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Vladimir K. Bukovsky
Soviet Union
Tass
Bukovsky
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Edna West
Minnie Leftwitch
New York City
Florence Colwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Eva Wills
Indianapolis
H. Hollingshead
Clara Lillard
Toppenish
Washington Hotel
Cop
Tol
Feds Sue School Board
Warren County
Ruppert
Alvin Ross
Frank R. Ruhl Jr
Thurs
Court House
A. R. Tilton
Auditoe Court House
Gray
Brindle
Recorder’s Office
Moose Lodge
Nancy Hartbarger
Kerry Hartbarger
Leningrad
Vladimir
Mabley
Cora
Air Step
Connie Corelli
Mabley & Carew
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