Warren County Grand Jury Indicts 17 in 13 Men
The January Warren County grand jury handed up 17 indictments against 13 men after hearing 40 witnesses on 30 cases. Foreman Milton Wirtz led the panel which returned one secret indictment and noted 11 cases were ignored. Indictments include Taulbee for breaking and entering, Dial for assault with intent to kill, Bowles for second degree murder, Ballinger for forgery, and Lakes for breaking and entering and discharging firearms. The jury also called for improved juvenile retention facilities at the county jail.
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Lebanon
Warren County Grand Jury
Milton Wirtz
R. J. Morrow
James Taulbee
James Dial
Redford McGuire
William Baker
James W. Morris
Russell Keaton
Donald T. Bowles
Robert Botts
Leroy House
John Ballinger
Jackie Dale Lakes
Coy Lee Anderson
Clarence Gibson
New Hearing Granted in Germantown Monoxide Case
Day ton Common Pleas Court granted a new trial in a $250000 civil suit linked to the 1962 carbon monoxide deaths of Jo Annette Ellison and her mother in a Germantown apartment. Defendants John Fourman and Herbert Seei brede Jr faced claims of neglect amid a juror signing dispute and alleged heater ventilation issues.
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Dayton
Germantown
John Fourman
Herbert Seeibrede Jr
Mills
Wayne Local School District elects new board officers
Earl Coner elected president of the Wayne Local School District Board of Education with Raymond Braddock as vice president Braddock formerly superintendent and now in the insurance business Guy F Burroughs remains board clerk Thefts of 430 dollars in furs from a Los Angeles man aborted when a burglar alarm in his car scared off the thieves who left behind 1000 dollars in furs in the vehicle.
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Waynesville
Earl Coner
Wayne Local
Board of
Raymond Braddock
Braddock
Guy F. Burroughs
Los Angeles
Calif
NFO Seminar Set Thursday In Morrow
An educational seminar titled Necessary Steps To Be Taken For Successful Bargaining in Agriculture will be held Thursday at the OK Restaurant in Morrow starting at 10 a.m. Sponsored by the Warren County National Farmers Organization the program will cover marketing history current conditions strengths and weaknesses and new economic factors. A Q and A period will follow the presentation per Vincent Utrecht president of the Warren NFO.
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Morrow
Warren County National Farmers Organization
Vincent Utrecht
Warren Nfo
Vandals stash garbage lids found in Hillside Park
Police uncovered a cache of about 60 garbage can lids left by vandals in Hillside Park. Homeowners were notified Monday and many lids were reclaimed on Saturday night.
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Bismarck
N.D
Hillside Park
DAR Groups Hold January Gatherings in Lebanon
The Turtle Creek Chapter D A R met at Mrs. Ray Miller's High Street home with a program on Genealogical Records and Research led by Mrs. Vaughn Eyer. Mu Rho Chapter 6003 of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Margaret Kothe’s home and the Seed and Weed Garden Club met at Mrs. Hazel Center’s residence with a program on Dried Arrangement.
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Lebanon
Turtle Creek
Ray Miller
High Street
Vaughn Eyer
Mu Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Margaret Kothe
Seed and Weed Garden Club
Hazel Center
Doris Townsley
Mozelle Ross
Anna Mae Brewer
Betty Bailey
Marty Revenaugh
Melva Rosencrans
Jean Mark
Philathea
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Corrine Deeken
Theda Keever
Edna Knapp
Lucinda Blair
Rebecca Vorhes
Camden Board Elects Officers
Don R. Buell of Camden was reelected president of the Preble Shawnee School Board. Merrill Brubaker of Camden was reelected vice president. Other members include Donald Yost and Hubert Molliston of Camden and Nelson Bach of Somerville. The board sets monthly meetings for 8 p.m. on the third Thursday.
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Camden
Don R. Buell
Preble Shawnee
Merrill Brubaker
Donald Yost
Nelson Bach
Somerville
Hubert Mqlliston
Labor Shortage In 65 Pushes Farm Mechanization Rise
Farm Journal figures show 1964 production spending near 30 billion dollars, led by machinery fertilizer and chemicals. A looming 1965 labor shortage in fruit and truck crops accelerates mechanization to harvest grapes tomatoes lettuce melons and tree fruit.
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Philadelphia
Farm Journal
National Farm Magazine
Warren County permits and county dairy unit banquet news
Warren County rural building inspector reports 17 permits totaling 152 138 including 12 residences 134 630 three additions 6 920 a Turtlecreek barn 2 900 and remodeling 2 000 Berman E Ross announces Warren County Dairy Service Unit banquet at Little Miami high school cafeteria January 28 7 15 p m with seven directors elected and awards planned Edwin E Zorn notes 4 H League banquet January 27 at Lebanon High School with band mothers serving the meal The program is not yet complete
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Lebanon
Warren County
Robert E. Center
Turtlecreek Township
Berman E. Ross
Warren County Dairy Service Unit
Little Miami
Earl L. Gorsuch
Morrow
Ross
Activi
Edwin E. Zorn
Lebanon High School
West Elkton PTO To Meet
West Elkton residents will attend the West Elkton PTO meeting at 7 30 P M in the elementary gym. A movie The Making of an Admiral is on the program and the group will plan the 1964 65 school year fund raising efforts and hear a report from the PTO representative to the local school board.
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West Elkton
PTO
Sschool Board
Liberty Elects Board President at Lakota High
Westchester The Liberty Union Local Board of Education held its organizational meeting in Lakota High School offices. James Neely was elected president and Donald Jones vice president. Other members named were Ralph Brate Gail Mitzel and Roy Maddox with Helen Mitzel as clerk. A resolution on temporary appropriations was approved and the monthly meeting time set for the fourth Monday at 8 p.m.
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Westchester
Liberty- Union
Arthyde teen wins lifesaving award at safety council
Gerald Drahosh, 17, of Arthyde, Minnesota, received a Minnesota Safety Council lifesaving award for saving another boy’s life last summer with mouth to mouth resuscitation at the council’s annual meeting. He arrived late and with a head bump from a minor auto accident.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Gerald Drahosh
Arthyde
Minnesota Safety Council
312 Autos Are Registered in December
Lebanon county clerk C C Beckett announced 312 new motor vehicle titles registered in December. Chevrolet led with 82 registrations, Ford 69. The office processed 1,863 titles total, canceled 796, and entered 950 mortgage notations.
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Lebanon
C. C. Beckett
Warren County
Chevrolet
Ford
Beckett
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