Franklin Man Dies In Crash Near I 75 Sharonville
A 44 year old Franklin man Raymond Lovell of 118 N T was killed in a one car crash on Sharon Avenue near Interstate 75. His car struck a bridge abutment and he was pinned in wreckage for about five minutes until Sharonville Rescue Squad and a private doctor reached the scene. Police could not be reached for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Sharonville
Raymond Lovell
Sharon Avenue
Lovell
Long Appointed Superintendent of Armco Spiral Pipe Dept
Charles J. Long was named superintendent of Armco Middletown Works spiral pipe department. A University of Cincinnati graduate, he joined Armco in 1946 and held posts from checker to plant industrial engineer before becoming acting superintendent. He served as WWII Air Force navigator and lives at 4504 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Long
Arm
Middletown Works
D. Holstein
Long
University of Cincinnati
Armco
Tubular Products
Central Ave
Ohio Crash Kills Woman Near Wadsworth Two Hospitalized
A head on collision on Ohio 94 near Wadsworth left Florence M. Storrie of Avon Lake dead and two others injured and taken to hospital. Police investigated the fatal accident Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Ohio
Ohio 94
Here
Florence M. Storrie
Avon Lake
Six Injured In Area Auto Crashes On Rt 4 And Nearby Roads
A Hamilton man, William V. Combs, 21, was listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after his car struck a fence and guardrail on Rt 4 near LeSourdsville West Chester. He was transferred from Milford Hospital with a fractured limb as police continue the investigation. Two others, Lawrence Bancroft, 23, and Edward Hill, 24, were treated after a collision at Rt 4 and Rt 747 when a southbound car turned left and cut in front of them. Esten Wombold, 44, and his son David, 15, were hospitalized after a one car crash on Franklin Trenton Road near Rt 4, with Wombold cited for reckless operation. James Moore, 19, was treated for forehead lacerations after his car went into a ravine on Stubbs Mill Road south of Lebanon. All incidents remain under investigation or treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Rt. 4
LeSourdsville
West Chester
William V. Combs
Park Ave
Middletown Hospital
Combs
Esten Wombold
David
Shartle St
Franklin-Trenton
Wombold
James Moore
Morrow
Stubbs Mill Road
Lebanon
Warren County
Moore
Maybe It s Mars Taking Earth Photo UFO Reports Spotted in Middletown
Middletown residents report unidentified flying objects over Wildwood School and at a drive in theater. Police say no additional sightings have been confirmed and no other reports are on record. Local dispatcher Jack Barnes notes his daughter Kristi Jane 11 and Cadet Emmett Terry observed bright objects moving erratically and then shooting up. The sightings prompted nothing more than isolated anecdotes from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barnes
Middletown
Kristi Jane
Wildwood School
Emmett Terry
Terry
Strike Ends But Plant Is Locked At Southwestern Ohio Steel
About 100 employees of the Southwestern Ohio Steel Co. voted to end a wildcat strike but cannot resume work as the plant is locked. The strike began after an employee was fired and allegedly struck by a company official, with Local 5541 of the United Steelworkers involved. Both sides labeled the action unauthorized and Southwestern refused to negotiate until workers return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, Ohio
Southwestern Ohio Steel Co
United Steelworkers
Southwestern
Twenty Three Ohio Counties Declared Drought Disaster Areas
The U S Department of Agriculture designated 23 Ohio counties as disaster areas due to drought. The move allows use of soil bank land with committee approval and requires farmers to refund previously earned retirement payments. Counties listed include Athens Belmon t Carroll Champaign Clermont Coshocton Delaware Guernsey Hardin Harrison Highland Hocking Holmes Jefferson Knox Logan Madison Morrow Noble Ross Tuscarawas Union Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
James A. Rhodes
Athens
Belmont
Carroll
Champaign
Clermont
Coshocton
Delaware
Guernsey
Hardin
Harrison
Highland
Hocking
Holmes
Jefferson, Knox
Logan
Madison
Morrow
Noble
Ross, Tuscarawas
Union
Vinton
Twenty one speeders fined in Franklin Court
Franklin municipal court fined twenty one speeders a total of 387.50 by Judge J. T. Riley. Other fines included Ross Atwood 39 Moraine City threats 50 and costs William Clark 44 Miamisburg disorderly conduct 10 and costs Helen Moats 51 Miamisburg no operator's license 10 and costs Bonds forfeited Wayne Amburgy 43 South Lebanon 20 failure to register 20 signals on disabled vehicle Pearlie Fugate 19 106 Sycamore St no operator's license Billy Ivey 29 Haywood California no lights on parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlie Fugate
Sycamore St
Billy Ivey
Haywood
Calif
Stolen Car Involved In Hit-Skip On Middletown Streets
Three accidents on Middletown streets yesterday caused more than 700 dollars in damage. A stolen car struck parked vehicles on Stevens Avenue and Ellen Drive, then fled the scene. A second incident involved a car rolling into another auto in a city lot, while a third collision occurred at Young Street and Calumet Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Stevens Avenue
Ellen Drive
Luther Pratt
Inland Drive
Stevens
Ervin Schiering
Stevens Ave
James Lewis
Maxine Ashley
Carrol Ave
Finley Ward
Franklin St
Ashley
Ward
Robert L. Barbee
15Th Avenue
Willie Jones
Young Street
Calumet Avenue
Film swap okayed between US and Soviet Union
A film exchange plan has been arranged with the United States to show the Soviet version of Hamlet and the Soviet Union to screen Its a Mad Mad Mad World. Film associations for both countries announced the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Shakespear
Campus Post At Dayton To Keister Campus Post At Dayton To Keister
Wilbur Keister a former Middletown resident is named director of student affairs for the Dayton campus of Miami and Ohio State Universities. He will start Aug. 15 in Dayton and currently serves as dean of men and head of art and applied arts at Berry College in Rome Georgia. He began as a shop teacher at McKinley Junior High and has worked with Junior Achievement. Keister is a Miami University and University of Arizona graduate with a doctorate and has studied at Arizona State College and New Mexico Highlands University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wilbur Keister
Dayton
Miami
Ohio State Universities
Keister
Rome
Berry College
McKinley Junior High
State Department
Central America
Miami University
University of Arizona
Arizona State College
New Mexico Highlands University
Carnivals at City Playgrounds Promote Carnival Week
Carnival Week on the Playgrounds brings miniature carnivals to 17 city playgrounds this week with children in clown costumes running booths. The schedule lists events at Miami Sunset Goldman Maple Park Wilson Sherman Meadowlawn Spring Hill Barnitz Doty Flemming Avalon Gardner Creekview Jacot Mich igan Douglas. Tennis instructors will join at Miami from 5 to 6 15 p.m on Mondays for the season. Last week Gardner and Miami won playground banners with Miami taking the banner for a second straight week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Playground
Goldman
Maple Park
Wilson
Sherman
Meadowlawn
Spring Hill
Barnitz
Doty
Flem
Ming
Avalon
Gardner
Creekview
Jacot
Michigan
Douglas
Miami
Indian Communists Push Nationalization of Foreign Oil Firms
In New Delhi leaders of the Communist Party press for nationalization of all foreign oil companies operating in India amid a broader push for state control of strategic resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Put On Probation In Shooting Case
Ulysses Collett of 2489 Mak Road Fairfield was placed on three years probation by Judge Arthur J. Fiehner in Butler County Common Pleas Court Friday after a July 9 conviction for shooting with intent to wound. He had pleaded not guilty at arraignment for shooting Phillip Braun of 2597 Red Stark Drive Fairfield following an altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamilton
Ulysses Collett
Mak Rd
Fairfield
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Phillip Braun
Red Stark Dr
Turkey Forests Bigger Than Thought, FAO Says
A FAO survey shows Turkey’s productive forests are at least twice as large as previously believed. Improved methods could lift timber production from about 200,000 cubic meters annually to a sustained 1.2 million cubic meters within 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Turkey
Food and Agriculture Organization
OSU Coed From Canton Is Crowned Miss Ohio
Val erie Jan Lavin of Canton was named Miss Ohio 1965 at OSU after two nights of judging. The top five included Sharon Phillian of Delaware and Velvet Linda Rogers of Dayton, with Kristi Lee Milligan named Miss Congeniality and Nancy Borden voted Miss Talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osu Coed From
Canton
Ohio
Sandusky
Valerie Jan Lavin
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Spain
Kristi Lee Milligan
Ripley
Brown County
Miami University
Nancy Borden
Roachdale
Ind
Lima State Hospital faces major overhaul proposed in report
Ohio HHS Director Martin Janis presented Gov. Rhodes with a detailed Lima State Hospital reform plan citing rising patient danger and societal change. Proposals include incentive pay for staff physicians, an in training program for psychiatrists, and a multi phase building program costing tens of millions to expand services and create separate facilities for teens and sex offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
James A. Rhodes
Lima State Hospital
Janis
Lima
Legislative Service Commission
Bloomfield Residents Form Bucket Brigades To Conserve Water
Drought conscious Bloomfield residents helped by firefighters battled a street fire while neighbors collected water from the road to irrigate lawns and gardens. The scene showed local ingenuity as water restrictions loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Knifed Man In Hospital After Family Squabble
A man told police he was stabbed in a family quarrel on 18th Avenue and sought treatment at Middletown Hospital emergency room last night. He arrived with another man and said his wife inflicted the knife wound. Tri-County ambulance transported him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
18Th Avenue
Tri-County
Tragic Drowning in Ohio River Near Wellsville
East Liverpool police report 19 year old Michael Gallagher drowned after entering the Ohio River Thursday night at Wellsville. Searchers found his body Saturday, ending a brief river search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
Michael Gallagher
Ohio River
Wellsville
Capital improvements alone cannot solve Ohio health woes
Janis argues capital improvements alone won't fix the state's issues. He urges combining current and proposed changes with new recommendations to fulfill Ohio's duty to its people. He criticizes custodial care norms and pushes for expanding treatment programs across the mental health system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Ohio
Yesteryear
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long Heads Spiral Pipe Department
Entertainme
Broad & Central Mall
Lawrence E. Bancroft
Edward Hill
16Th Avenue
Bruce W. Domineck
Lewis Place
Bancroft
Mars
Earth
Kristi
Pil. Barns
Franklin Court
McKinley
State Hospital
Ine Beer
Custom
U.S
Dewey Barnett, Robert Drive
Carlisle
Park St
2Nd Avenue
West Central Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Gideon Road
Vail Ave
McGee's
Mkt
O'Brien
L&s
DODDS
Verity Phay
14 Ave
Weedside
Naathonises
C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!