Eight year old dies in Lebanon truck crash
An eight year old, Brian Atchison of Washington Pennsylvania, was killed when a truck camper overturned on Interstate 71 south of Lebanon. His mother Isabelle Atchison 33 was in critical condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati along with four other relatives and a Canonsburg girl. The crash occurred as the camper swayed on a southbound slope and the truck left its lane. Barbara verification notes list the deceased and hospitalized family members and funeral arrangements for Asa Richard Denniston 78.
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Lebanon
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Brian Atchison
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Isabelle Atchison
William H. Atchison
Brenda
Janet
Washington
Linda Hughey
Canonsburg
Atchison
Ohio 123
Brian
Warren County
Oswald
Hummell Funeral Home
Services for Edward Carpenter in Trenton
Edward Carpenter aged 56 of 115 W State St Trenton will have Tuesday services at 1 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev J Herschel Caudill presiding. Burial will follow at Springboro Cemetery.
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Asa Richard Denniston
N. Verity Parkway
McCoy-Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Edward Carpenter
State St
Trenton
McCoy Leffler
Beware Brown Spiders Warns of Recluse Hazard
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department released a pamphlet warning of the brown recluse spider. Described as bashful yet dangerous, its venom can cause painful wounds, especially in children and the physically weak. The adult body measures about three eighths inch, width three sixteenths, and leg span about a half dollar in size.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Moose lodge holds memorial for Thomas Kelly
The Loyal Order of Moose held a memorial service at 7 30 tonight at the Wilson Senbebien Funeral Home on Clark Street for Thomas Kelly age 49 of 707 Pinta Avenue. He collapsed and died at his daughter's wedding Friday night.
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Loyal Order of Mooseig
Wilson- Senbebien
Clark St
Thomas Kelly
Kelly
Pinta, Ave
Clarence Mayes 58 Dies After Home Heart Attack
Clarence Mayes 58 of 3107 Morgan St died after a heart attack at home and was pronounced dead at Middletown Hospital at 2 45 p m yesterday. He served in World War II and worked for Fisher Body Division Fairfield. Survived by wife Polly two sons Clarence Jr and William five daughters and 12 grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Butler County Memorial Park. Viewing tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Clarence Mayes
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Mayes
Fisher Body Division
Fairfield
U.S. Marine Corps
Polly
Florence Mullins
Dunnellon
Fla
Edith Middleton
Middletown
Eloise Eichhorn
Judy Thompson
Yvonne Mitchem
Clarence Jr
William
Lawrence
Rosilda Harold
Ethyl Proffitt
Hazard, Ky
Chelcie Duncil
Riggs Funeral Home
Butler County Memorial Park
Encirclement Blockade Impedes Quang Tri Supplies
North Vietnamese fire halted southbound supply trucks on Highway 1 near Quang Tri and slowed aid to 20 000 government troops. Coastal Route 555 and air and sea resupply continued, while U S advisors and Marine helicopters supported the blockade and battles along the Hue Quang Tri corridor.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Highway 1
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Putzel
Phong Dien
Hue
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Young Vietnamese photographer Lo Hung wounded on front
Lo Hung a 16 year old combat photographer serving under his father Lo Vinh 60 was lightly wounded by shrapnel in the neck during a rocket attack near My Chanh on Highway 1 south of Quang Tri City on the northern front.
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Saigon
Lo Hung
Vietnam
Hung
My Chanh
Highway 1
Quang Tri City
Lo Vinh
Man Out On Bond After Pot Arrest
Percy Shackleford, 21, of 1312 Baltimore St., released on 600 bond after arrest for possession of marijuana and an open flask. Officers cited him after finding marijuana on his person at 16th Ave. and Minnesota St. during the 6 17 p.m. stop. He is due in municipal court Tuesday morning.
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Percy Shackleford
Baltimore St
Steve Schmidt
Garry Watson
Shackleford
16Th Ave
Minnesota St
Fire runs drain the evening calls at three houses
At 4 23 p m yesterday William Blankenship 78 ill was taken by ambulance to Middletown Hospital. At 7 22 p m Mrs Mattie Wheeler ill was also moved to hospital by ambulance from 224 Broad St. At 8 06 p m Cecil Dickerson 59 Fresno California ill was transported to hospital by ambulance from 1317 Woodlawn Ave.
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Clark St
William Blankenship
Middletown Hospital
Broad St
Mattie Wheeler
Woodlawn Ave
Cecil Dickerson
Fresno
Calif
Mountain Day brings 5000 Kentuckians to Xenia event
About 5000 Eastern Kentuckians gathered at Greene County Fairgrounds for Kentucky Mountain Day hosted by Dayton's Our Common Heritage chapter. Attendees, many former WWII-era migrants, browsed craft booths, heard Tom T Hall, and registered county names on labeled trees. Officials may pursue annual reunions.
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Xenia
Ohio
Kentucky
Travis Sparks
Greene County Fairgrounds
Sparks
Dayton
McKee
Our Common
Heri
Ham Proposals Move Through Federal Standards Process
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department continues to refine federal country ham standards after more than a year. Public comment on new definitions will run until Sept 11, with rules requiring country hams to shrink at least 18 percent and contain at least four percent salt. Manufacturers may submit labeling prescriptions subject to approval.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department S
Cincinnati to form Little People of America chapter
Dottie Wiegand and her husband plan a Cincinnati LPA chapter serving a 50 mile radius including Dayton and Lexington. The national group, founded by Billy Barty, accepts only those four feet ten inches and under, now counts about 2000 members in 12 districts, and emphasizes education vocational aid and social support beyond companionship.
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Cincinnati
Dottie Wiegand
Little People
Baltimore
America
Billy Barty
LPA
Dayton
Ohio
Lexington
Little Miami River Meeting Pact Aims River Preservation
Leaders from Little Miami Inc and Ohio Department of Natural Resources sign a two monthly talks agenda to preserve the river with a 22 million dollar fund. They agree to buy 150 acres for canoe access sites across Warren Clermont Hamilton and Greene counties prioritizing endangered parcels to protect the river corridor.
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Lebanon
Little Miami, Inc
LMI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Little Miami
Ohio
Columbus
Custer
Warren, Clermont, Hamilton
Greene Counties
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Stella Trent
Ruth Ann Miller
Buffalo, N. Y
Asa Denniston
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Shirley Montgomery
Roosevelt
UNION
Park St
2Nd Ave
Central Ave
Studio
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle
S. Viets
U.S
Kontum
Man
Tom T. Hall
Nashville
Natural Bridge State Park
Triple
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Ham
Lonely Hearts Club
Little Miami River
Miami River
Ray Culter
Lmi’s
Culter
Willian B. Nye
Thompson
S.R
Hamilton
James Rhodes
Lukens
Farmers Market
Wheatland
Historical Society
Colonial York
Pelms and Gardens
Gettysburg
Yorktown
York
Butler County Auto Club
S. Breiel Blvd
Middletown, Ohio
Pedwin
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