Golden Lamb sold to two Cincinnati brothers
The Golden Lamb in Lebanon, Ohio, oldest inn and restaurant in the state, is sold to Cincinnati brothers Lee and Michael Comisar who own Maisonette Lanormandi Taverne and Chop House. Robbert H. Jones announced the sale. no price was disclosed. The current management remains, with Travis Jackson named as operating director.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Lee
Michael Comisar
Comisar Brothers
Robbert H. Jones
Tor
Travis Jackson
Green Hills
Szabo Food Service
Golden Lamb
Robert
Virginia Jones
Joan Portman
Jonas Seaman
Deaths and Funerals for Soldier Killed in Vietnam
Visitation today from 4 to 9 p.m. for Army Specialist 4 Day of Franklin County died in action in Vietnam. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. Engle Funeral Home Hazard Kentucky with full military honors at Springboro Cemetery after burial.
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Franklin — Military,sons
Harve
Hazard
John Cemetery
Army Spec
Dayton
Ray J
Charles Keith
Oakland
S Main St
Springboro
Will
Engle the Anglesby
Funeral Home
Vietnam
11Th Armored Cavalry Division
Franklin High School
Robert Lackens
Sprigboro
Germantown Man Roy Mullens 71 Dies At Kettering
Roy Mullens 71 of Germantown died Saturday morning at Kettering Memorial Hospital after several years of ill health. He retired from Atlas Die Casting Co. five years ago. He belonged to the Christian Church of Christ in Miamisburg. Survived by his wife Eula a daughter Shirley Barker of Miamisburg a sister Elsie Emrick of Germantown two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 2 p.m. Monday at John A Arpp Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Whitacre officiating. Burial in Springboro.
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Germantown
Roy Mullens
Hemple Road
Rt. 2
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Mullens
Atlas Die Casting Co
Christian Church of Christ
Miamisburg
Eula
Shirley Barker
Elsie Emrick
John A.arpp
Fred Whitacre
Springboro
Pennington Infant Stillborn in Cincinnati Hospital
Bryan Keith Pennington was stillborn Friday at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Willard Pennington South Lebanon and grandparents Estel Pennington and Albert Howard. Services Monday at Calvary Church of God South Lebanon. Burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon handling arrangements.
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Bryan Keith Pennington
Willard Pennington
Mary Lane
South Lebanon
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Estel Pennington
Albert Howard
Calvary Church of God
Oswald
Trouble Erupts After Game Here
After Middletown Middies defeated Dayton Roth by one point, two men were arrested and a police cruiser was damaged. Michael McCord, 18, bonded on disorderly conduct. A Roth student and a Middletown juvenile faced charges. A third Middletown juvenile to be charged. Cruiser damaged by a bicycle wheel, no injuries.
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Middletown Middies
Dayton Roth
Michael McCord
Lincoln Sr
Roth
Montgomery County
Paul Palumbo
Middletown
John Baguzedes
Michael Hall
Robert Walton
It's Back To Prison For Forget
Harold L. Carter Jr., 43, of Dayton, previously imprisoned in Ohio, was ordered returned to the state penitentiary by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. He pleaded guilty to cashing a $45 bad check at the Parkway Motel in Mid-Detown on Nov 20 1967 while an FBI detainer for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution was pending. Carter faced eight forgery counts and eight uttering and publishing counts but was tried on one charge.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Ohio Penitentiary
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Harold L. Carter Jr
Parkway
Middetown
Carter
FBI
Weather Turns Colder After Rain With Snow Flurries Expected
Clouds bring a cold spell with highs in the mid 30s and a chance of snow flurries. Tonight grows colder, with little temperature change expected by Monday. A patient was admitted yesterday and funeral arrangements are being handled by Riggs Funeral Home.
Infant Zwiesler Stillborn at Middletown Hospital
Infant Zwiesler Michael Lee Zwiesler, infant son of Mr and Mrs Evert Zwiesler of Eaton Rt 1, was stillborn at Middletown Hospital Saturday morning. Surviving are the parents one half sister Marit Lewis paternal grandparents Evert Zwiesler West Alexandria and Virgil McCray Franklin maternal grandparents. Graveside services will be at 11 am Monday at Woodhill Archie Williams 64 Cleves Cemetery Franklin. Arrangements are by the Eaton Middletown Funeral Home Franklin.
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Michael Lee Zwiesler
Evert Zwiesler
Eaton Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Marit Lewis
West Alexandria
Virgil McCray
Franklin
Woodhill
Archie Williams
Cleves
Rt. 2
the Eaton
Middletown Funeral Home
Oakland man Ray Hensley dies at 61
Ray B. Hensley of Oakland California aged 61 and formerly of Hazard Kentucky died Thursday in Oakland. He was the father of Ray Hensley of Middletown and is survived by three other relatives.
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Ray B. Hensley
Oakland
Calif
Hazard, Ky
Ray Hensley
Middletown
Fourth of July Parade to Sunset Park and Shortened Program
City plans revised Fourth of July observance with a 45 to 50 minute program at Sunset Park replacing Barnitz Stadium. Parade led by Robert Armbruster will travel Broad Street Central Avenue Bellemonte to Sunset Park with crowd viewing from the amphitheater area. New committee leadership includes Gordon Pence and Mrs. William Tunnell co chairs. A Feb 22 dance at Kessler auditorium raises funds for observance.
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Sunset Park
Barnitz Stadium
Robert
Armbruster
Broad Street
Broad
Central Avenue
Central
Bellemonte Street
Bellemonte
Kenwood Drive
General Planning Committee
Gordon Pence
William Tunnell
Barnitz
Adrian Mayer
Kessler Auditorium
American Legion
S. Main St
Legion
VFW
Jetliner Vanishes After Los Angeles Takeoff
A United Airlines Boeing 727 disappeared after takeoff from Los Angeles International Airport on Saturday night. The FAA reported no confirmation of a crash and radar contact was lost about four minutes after liftoff. wreckage potentially over the Pacific Ocean about 8 miles west of the airport. The flight was en route to Denver, Colorado.
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Los Angeles
United Air Lines
Los Angeles International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Pacific Ocean
Denver
Colo
Thieves Bypass Glass Break In Home on Marshall Road
Police report a burglary at John A. Race home 512 S Marshall Road. Entry believed via breaking front door glass. Stolen items include an adding machine a tape computer a typewriter and two portable televisions.
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John A. Race
S. Marshall Road
Local residents report theft and car accident on Jewell Avenue
Harold Mathis reported intruders stole a stereo set worth 135 dollars and steak knives worth 40 dollars from 600 18th Ave. Rex Banks said his back was injured when his car hit a sunken street spot in the 3400 block of Jewell Avenue. Police blocked 3500 block after the crash.
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Harold Mathis
18Th Ave
Rex Banks
Jewell Ave
Jewell Avenue
Missing: Judge's daughter and son feared for foul play
Mike Riley 20, son of Probate Juvenile Court Judge Paul Riley, and Anne Swaim 18, daughter of Common Pleas Court Judge Luther Swaim, vanished after leaving home Friday for a restaurant near Xenia. Authorities reported no active investigation, limited clues, and a car description of Judge Swaim's 1966 two tone Buick.
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Clinton County
Mike Riley
Probate Juvenile Court
Paul Riley
Anne Swaim
Common Pleas Court
Luther Swaim
Xenia
Lim
Judge Swaim
Greene
Clinton
Winners Named In Pack 63 Pinewood Derby
Pinewood derby winners were chosen at Wildwood School in Cub Pack 63. Mike Snodgrass won the pack race with Pat McFarland and Larry Barker placing second and third. Ten winners include Joe Alexander, Chip Hardin, Mark McDaniels, David Ross, Rory Mullins, and Greg Mullins. Webelos winner is Mike Snodgrass. Awards set for February 8 at the blue and gold banquet.
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Wildwood School
Cub Pack 63
Mike Snodgrass
Pat McFarland
Larry Barker
Joe Alexander
Chip Hardin
Mark McDaniels
David Ross
Rory Mullins
Greg Mullins
Mike ‘Snodgrass
Monroe Graduate Leads Inaugural Washington Street Cordon
Marine 1st Lt. C. E. Combs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Combs, formerly of Monroe High School and Rose Lane, was named assistant officer in charge of the inaugural street cordon in Washington. He earned a Bronze Star with Combat V for Vietnam service, was wounded, and later discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital before reporting to duty in the nation’s capital. He is married to Nancy Susan Lintner and serves with the Headquarters Marine Corps Guard Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Combs
Monroe High School
University of Charles E
Marine Corps
Combs
Washington
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Vietnam
Marine
Nancy Susan Lintner
Lemon
Falls Church
Dayton girl named Miss Bowling Green State University
Connie D. Hartley of Dayton was chosen by six judges as Miss Bowling Green State University after ranking first in the talent division in a field of 23 contestants. Hartley, a gymnast with green eyes, will also compete in Miss Ohio.
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Bowling Green Ohio
Connie D. Hartley
Dayton
Bowling Green State University
Miss Hartley
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Jamin Harrison
John Quincy Adams
Rutherford B. Hayes
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Pennington
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Riggs Funeral Home
Zwiesler
Westinghouse
Melampy
Central Ave
Wilmington, Ohio
Monroe
Pedwin
Roblee
Buster Brown
Stephens
Ger
Jock Frishle
Dry Cleaners
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Ruby Boyd
Ferrer
Union
Sanitary
Park St
2Nd Ave
Rand Ave
Gideon
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