Greek Import Booth At Greek Bazaar Draws Crowds
The Greek Orthodox Church bazaar at Sts. Constantine and Helen features an import booth run by Mrs. Pearl Vradelis. Items include dolls in Greek costumes, Crete pottery, candle holders, vases, rugs, tote bags, ash trays, scarves, and decor plates priced from 50 cents to 65 dollars. The event opens Saturday at 4 p.m. and runs to 10 p.m., with Sunday hours 12 noon to 10 p.m.
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Iig
Pearl Vradelis
Flemming Road
Sts. Constantine ‘& Helen
Grand Avenue
Greece
Crete
Erlandson To Be Commissioned In National Guard
Bruce T. Erlandson 25 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Erlandson of 3303 Hampton Place will be among 80 men to graduate and be commissioned as second lieutenants tomorrow in a Camp Perry ceremony. He completed a year of training at Fort Hayes and two encampments at Camp Perry. The Middletown High School graduate and University of Cincinnati pre law senior works at Fisher Body Co Norwood plant in Cincinnati.
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Edward Erlandson
Hampton Place
National Guard
Camp Perry
Erlandson
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Norwood
Fisher Body Co
Jail Escape Trial Begins
Larry Dean Peyton, 20, of Morrow Road Lebanon, on trial for aiding the escape of two prisoners from Warren County. He is accused of helping Paul J. ONeil and Paul J. Riley, both still at large, escape on Feb 1 while Peyton serves time for breaking and entering. ONeil faces grand larceny charges and Riley armed robbery.
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Lebanon
Larry Dean Peyton
Warren County
Peyton
Morrow Road
Morrow
Paul J. O'Neil
Paul J. Riley
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Census Drive Seeks Uncounted Residents in Hamilton
Hamilton planning director Walter Blair says the city’s population is likely higher than the 64 058 preliminary census figure and urges residents who did not receive or return census forms to be counted. He notes federal funding tied to population supports the effort.
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Hamilton
Walter Blair
Blair
Greek hijack ends as plane lands in Cairo and captors freed
Arab hijackers released 47 passengers and one crew member after Greece agreed to free seven Arabs held on charges including bombing an Israeli airline office in Athens. The seven are to be handed to Red Cross a month after two suspects stand trial.
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Cairo
Greece
International Red Cross
Sible
Mem J
The
Frontiers
International Red
Cross
Egypt
Jordan
Red Cross
Cair
Men Gang Up. Wine Stolen at Shaddock's Pony Key
Mrs. Ernest Vitori, manager, says three carloads of men stole wine and the front door key from Shaddock's Pony Key at 4713 Central Ave last night. One bottle was dropped and two unpaid bottles were seen in a car. the door key went missing during the confusion.
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Shaddock’s
Pony Key
Central Ave
Ernest Vitori
Che
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