Injuries From City Wrecks Reported In Multiple Crashes
Four injured in city crashes as Thomas A. Rupp and Peggy Stacey receive treatment. Rupp, 19, was struck on Wildwood Road by Clyde D. Justice, 28, who swerved to avoid him. Stacey, 40, injured as her car, driven by Elmer Stacey, collided with Peter Paul Rudokas. Other accidents cite Fry and Powers, Mainier and Carpenter, Takeah and Deep, with varying damages and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Rupp
Ellen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Clyde D. Justice
Barnitz Drive
Wildwood Road
Justice
Rupp
Peggy Stacey
Penfield Ave
Peter Paul Rudokas
Raymond Drive
Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Elmer Stacey
James W. Fry
Central Ave
Judy Powers
E. First St
Trenton
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Fry
John E. Mainier
Jeffery St
Franklin
Joan Carpenter
E. Jefferson
Trinity Place
Webster Street
Mainier
Joseph F. Takeah
Forrest Glen
Larry W. Deep
Fiesta Way
Jackson Lane
Grand Avenue
Three area accidents injure three people
Three people were injured in accidents investigated by Post 9 of the Ohio State Patrol. Evelyn J. Nichols of Lakeview swerved to avoid stopped cars on Sheron Road near Route 122, was treated and dismissed, and cited for failure to stay. Sharon Lynn Clement, 21, of Daleville, Alabama, was taken to Clinton Memorial Hospital after an Interstate 71 crash north of Route 48. five months pregnant, she suffered a fractured pelvis in a single car incident. John Anthony Diehl, 49, of Cincinnati, remained in satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a two car crash on Route 22 near Maineville.
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Post 9
Ohio State Patrol
Evelyn J. Nichols
Lakeview
Cincinnati
Middletown
Sheron Road
Orp
Sharon Lynn Clement
Daleville
Ala
Clinton Memorial Hospital
South Lebanon
Berm
John Anthony Diehl
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maineville
L. F. Middleton
Diehl
Painters Strike Halts Local Contractors Amid Wages Dispute
Members of Local 643 of the Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers union have been on strike since Thursday. The 150 member group targets all local painting contractors over wages and work conditions. Armco Project 600 remains unaffected due to a retroactive agreement with Stewart Painting Co. Ralph Barker says negotiations continue with the Painting Contractors Association but no meetings are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters, Decorators & Paperhangers of America
Middletown
Armco
Ralph Barker
Buler
Warren Counties
Stewart Painting Co
Barker
Painting Contractors Association
Juveniles Held In Break In At Hamilton Home
Two juvenile boys aged 17 and 15 were arrested by sheriff deputies in a break in at Mrs Helen Ledford's home on May 1 in Hamilton. Capt Harry McDaniel said the youths are in the juvenile attention center awaiting hearings. Loot valued at 185 dollars including two electric razors two rings a lady's wrist watch and costume jewelry was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Helen Ledford
New London Road
Harry McDaniel
Sheriff's Department
Ledford
Trenton Board Sets Special Meeting at Babeck Elementary
A special meeting of the Trenton Board of Education is scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday at Babeck Elementary School. President John D Burley announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Board of Education
Babeck
John D. Burley
Services For Hamilton Marine Set
Military rites for Marine Pfc. Michael Joseph Cahalane, 20, son of Mrs. John Cahalane of 523 Fairview Ave., will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Colligan Funeral Home. Burial follows at Quaker Ridge Cemetery in Camden. He died May 24 aboard a hospital ship from wounds suffered May 18 in Vietnam. Memorials are urged to Project Concern in care of the Hamilton postmaster or Pearl Buck American Vietnam Orphanage Foundation in care of the Hamilton postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Michael Joseph Cahalane
John Cahalane
Fairview Ave
Colligan Funeral Home
Quaker Ridge Cemetery
Camden
P.m
Cahalane
Vietnam
Concern
San Diego
Calif
Pearl Buck American Vietnam Orphanage Foundation
Deaths And Funerals For Mae Jordan Cancelled
Mrs Mae Jordan 40 formerly of Middletown and wife of Arthur Jordan died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital She had lived in Wilberforce three years Funeral plans were cancelled and new arrangements with a different time and place and officiant will be announced She is survived by three sisters Mrs Vivian Banks Mrs Barbara Thomas and Miss Nellie King of West Carrollton and two brothers Arthur King of Miamisburg and L C King of Springboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Jordan
Middle Town
Arthur Jordan
Jordan
Middletown Hospital
Wilberforce
Services Held for Mrs. Elizabeth Basham in Dayton
Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Carol Basham 42 step mother of Daniel and Jerald Basham of German town were held today at the North Dayton Baptist Church with burial in Woodland Cemetery. She died Thursday at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a long illness. Survivors include her husband Daniel M Basham three sons James Harvey and Luther of Dayton her father Luther Basham and other relatives.
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Elizabeth Carol Basham
Daniel and
Jerald
Germantown
North Dayton Baptist Church
Woodland Cemetery
Basham
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Daniel M
James
Harvey
Luther
Fire calls list with multiple incidents at local addresses
Fire and emergency responders logged several calls yesterday and today. Incidents include a rag in a dryer at 2620 Tytus Ave with no damage, a ring removal at 2004 Arlington Ave, a dishwasher steam scare at 1816 Tytus Ave with no damage, and an unconscious person at 2509 Shelly St. Also an unconscious person at 2916 Manchester Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tytus Ave
Arlington Ave
Kim Ekes
Shelly St
Charles Hampton
Services Set for Alonzo B. Carter 74 Waynesville Resident
Alonzo B. Carter 74 of Waynesville Rt 1 died Thursday. Services will be 1 p.m. Monday at Neeld Funeral Home Xenia with burial at Miami Cemetery Corwin. Visitation tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Survived by wife Cordelia nine daughters and nine sons, 54 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Alonzo B. Carter
Rt. 1
Neeld Funeral Home
Xenia
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Carter
Cordelia
Mary Lacy
Martha Hoffer
Macey Carey
Wilmington
Elsie Davis
Hilliard
Daisy Allread
New Lebanon
Pauline Martin
Lima
Donna Greene
Tucson
Ariz
Alice Morris
Kettering
Jane Masters
Dayton
Raymond
Joe
Glen
Charles
Billie
Marion
Huber Heights
Robert
Bellbrook
James Garrison 82. services Monday at Oswald Funeral Home
James Garrison 82 of 171 S Fostoria Ave Springfield died Friday at Springfield Community Hospital. A retired farmer he is survived by wife Margaret, a brother Carl and sisters Grace Kersey and Ethel Ballman all of Dayton. Visitation Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Oswald
James Garrison
S. Fostoria Ave
Springfield
Springfield Community Hospital
Margaret
Carl
Grace Kersey
Ethel Ballman
Dayton
Lebanon Cemetery
Rothwell Sr. dies at 66. services held at Miami Cemetery
Herbert Rothwell Sr. 66 of Blanchester Route 2 died Thursday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were conducted today at Miami Cemetery in Corwin. Survived by two daughters Rosa Phillips and Janet Lamb, two more daughters Esther Phillips and Joy Rothwell, and son Herbert Jr. plus a sister and other family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rothwell Sr
Herbert Rothwell
Blanchester
Rosa Phillips
West Alexandria
Janet Lamb
Waynesville
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Rothwell
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Esther Phillips
Fayetteville
Joy Rothwell
Herbert Jr
Services Held for William P R Shank at Clayton Brethren Church
William P R Shank 81 of Brookville Rt 2 died Wednesday at home. Funeral services were held today at Clayton Brethren Church followed by burial in Arlington. He was father of Ira Shank of Farmersville and survived by two daughters Mayne Royer and Mildred Requarth of Brookville two brothers Marion and Theodore of Trotwood and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. R. Shank
Brookville Rt. 2
Ira Shank
Farmersville
Clayton Brethren Church
Arlington Cemetery
Shank
Mayne Royer
Mildred Requarth
Brookville
Marion
Theodore
Trotwood
Obituary Notices for Mary Schindler Nettie Waille Esther Gralnik
Mrs Mary Schindler aged 93 of 233 Hanover Street has a Requiem High Mass at St Josephs Church today. Mrs Nettie Waille aged 99 of Oxford and Mrs Esther Gralnik aged 79 of Morristown Tennessee formerly Hamilton have services listed for today and tomorrow respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schindler
Hanover St
St. Joseph’s Church
Nettie Waille
Oxford
Marshall- Smith
Esther Gralnik
Morristown
Tenn
Hamilton
Colligan
Campus Grant Confirms Middletown Science Building Project
Dr. Peter S. Mousolite announced a $400000 federal grant for construction of Miami University Middletown Campus science technology building under Title I of the Higher Education Facilities Act. The total development cost exceeds $1 million with federal aid limited to one third of instructional costs and up to 40 percent of construction for public colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Peter S. Mousolite
Federal Office of Education
Mousolite
Dr. Mousolite
Identified as Economy Savings Bandit Melvin Arnold
Melvin G. Arnold, 25, of Dayton, identified by Economy Savings & Loan employees as the man who held them up April 14 in Xenia. He is jailed on armed robbery charges in Xenia. Middletown police said they will not file charges. Arnold also linked to a similar April 19 robbery in Xenia and a separate $500 theft in Middletown. He was found with $348 and a .22 revolver after his arrest. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday in Xenia Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citadel
Canty
LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park
Salvation Army
Middletown
LeSourdsville
Arnold
Xenia
Middletown Po
Lice
Xenia Loan Company
Willard Harris
John Gibson
Hamilton
Loan Company
Frances Simon to be arraigned on two murder charges
Frances Simon 41 faces two first degree murder counts in the shooting deaths of her sons Joseph 17 and Elmer 15 in Warren County. She was wounded and held at the county jail after being treated at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Her arraignment set for Monday, with attorney Fred Jones saying he will plead innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Frances Simon
Warren
Simon
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph Simon Jr
Elmer Simon
Joseph
Walter O’bryant
Millie Settlemire
Germantown Annexation Approved Plan Seeks Growth
Montgomery County Planning Commission recommended 624 acre Germantown annexation north of Germantown. Petitioners agent James B. Gastineau noted 80 percent of area freeholders favor the move as plans for a shopping center and plat near Ohio 725 and Germantown Dayton Pike proceed. Planning director B. E. Clark cited sewer service as a key benefit. final action rests with the county commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Montgomery County Planning Commission
James B. Gastineau
Germantown - Dayton Pike
Germantown-Dayton Pike
B. E. Clark
Montgomery County
Commission
County Commission
Planning Commission
Sudan pledges seizure of ships fleeing Gulf to Port Sudan
Sudan Communications Minister Abdel Gawad announced that any ships turned away from the Egyptian blocked Gulf of Aqaba and seeking refuge in Port Sudan on the Red Sea will be seized by the Sudanese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Sudan
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Abdel Gawad
Festival Report: Funds From Tickets for June Event
The final report on the Fenwick festival shows $13 354 in ticket sales to date. General chairman Ray Witte announced the festival will be held June 10 and 11 at the school grounds with Paul Cain coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cain
Ray Witte
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Mrs
Lucy Reed
Lucy H. Reed
Queen Ave
Paul Habig
Schramm Funeral Home
Hamilton Marine
Middletowns
Armrel
Breiel Boulevard
Rosedale Road
Breiel
Central
Bohman
Mrs. Mae Jordan
Elizabeth Basham
Manchester Road
Daniel Stephens
Middletown Area
Edward Canty
Middletown Citadel
Miltonville
Rolling Mill Park
N. Clinton Ave
Robert Curtis
Robert Walton
James Miller
Alonzo Carter
Jim Garrison
William Shank
Man
Melvin G. Arnold
The
Economy Savings & Loan Co
AAA
N. Verity
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