Scout Drowns In River Near Oregonia Ohio
A 13-year-old Columbus Boy Scout, Samuel Brandenburg of 310 Atwood Terrace, drowned while swimming in the Little Miami River near Oregonia. He was last seen at 9:30 a.m. and recovered at 12:30 p.m. by Waynesville firemen. He belonged to Troop 314, led by Scoutmaster Fred Lantz, after camping at John Bryan State Park. He is survived by his mother and two sisters. His body moved to Oswald Funeral Home and then Eagan Ryan Funeral Home in Columbus.
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Lebanon
Columbus
Little Miami
Oregonia
Samuel Brandenburg
Pearl M. Brandenburg
Atwood Terrace
Waynesville
Walter O'Bryant
Warren County
John Bryan State Park
Xenia
James Crane
Jack Gross
Local Man Saves Pair from Water at Indiana Resort
Art Frasik a 39 year old Middletown used car dealer dived into a Lake Shafer pool at Summer Haven near Monticello Indiana to rescue a Chicago couple amid a drowning incident. He pulled Mrs Biletto from the water and then retrieved Mr Biletto after separating the pair and both received mouth to mouth resuscitation with both survivors reporting.
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Art Frasik
Middletown
Indiana
Chicago
Frasik
Summer Haven
Lake Shafer
Monticello
Ind
Anthony Biletto
Man Loses Part Of Finger In Mower Accident
James M. Foster aged 33 of 5744 Decker Road Franklin lost the first joint of the middle finger and severely cut the ring finger of his right hand when his finger was caught in the exhaust chute of a rotary mower. He received first aid at Verity Parkway and Eldora Drive at 6 42 p m and was treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
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James M. Foster
Decker Road
Franklin
Foster
Verity Parkway
Eldora Drive
Middletown
Fred Clark gets roof repaired by Diamond National workers
At 601 17th Ave yesterday, Fred Clark and his wife found a surprise roof repair team from Diamond National Corp carton division. Sterling Smith initiated the plan with a group including Carl Carter Ernest Calhoun Robert Myers John Trent Al Guestford Jack Berggman Mark Kelly Denzil Gilhe and Jono Powers. They collected funds, sourced discounted materials, and completed the roof for Clark during his recovery from two operations. The act reflected the division's strong esprit de corps and the Gardner family example praised by coworkers.
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Fred Clark
Clark
Diamond National Corp. Carton
17Th Ave
Sterling “Rea” Smith
Carl Carter
Ernest Calhoun
Robert Myers
John Trent
al Guestford
Jack Berggman
Pre-College Programs At Miami Middletown Campus
A non credit summer program at Miami University Middletown Campus aims to help students adjust to college life and offers an academic refresher for adults. Courses include Pre-College English and French, Mathematical Skills, and Study Skills with schedules from July 27 to Sept 17 and fees ranging from 20 to 35 dollars. Registration information is available by mail or phone.
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Middletown
Miami University
Clare Easton
Manchester Road
Deaths And Funerals Neal Delver Jr.
Neal Edwin Delver Jr. 45 of 705 Pinta Ave died 5 30 p m Friday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an extended illness. A World War II veteran and retired Wise Trucking Co employee, he lived in Middletown most of his life. Survived by wife Wanda two sons Frank and Russell and two daughters Mrs Kenneth Linton and Theresa Delver, plus two granddaughters. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday at McCoy Leisler Funeral Home with Rev Raymond Mozema officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 3 05 7 9 p m. Graveside service 10 a m Monday Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Neal Edwin Delver Jr
Pinta Ave
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wise Trucking Co
Delver
Mason
Middletown
Wanda
Frank and
Russell
Kenneth Linton l
Theresa Delver
Neal Delver Sr
Midddletown
Warren
William
Wilbur Cox
Franklin
Calvin Carter
McCoy-Leisler
Raymond Mozema
Amanda Methodist Church
Woodside Cemetery
Infant John Thomas Hall dies after premature birth
John Thomas Hall infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester T. Hall Jr. of 119 Renee Drive died at Middletown Hospital at 4 50 p m yesterday about two hours after birth. Survived by his parents and three relatives.
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John Thomas Hall
Chester T.hiall Jr
Renee Drive
Middletown Hospital
Funeral arrangements for Noah Wright Franklin
Noah Wright Franklin 64 of 713 Central Ave Carlisle died Saturday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a stay since May 18 He operated a Sohio service station in Carlisle Surviving five sons Eldon Jr William Hargis all of Middletown George Somerville Douglas Carlisle five daughters Pauline Burwick Chautauqua Clara Kurt Linda Blair Carlisle Mary Ann Wilson Middletown Jo Carol at home two brothers Saul Lexington Ky William Barbourville Ky two sisters Dockie Bond Johnstown Ky Mabel Turner Bridgeport W Va 18 grandchildren Services 10 am Tuesday Eaton Funeral Home Rev Loma Gwinn officiating burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery in Peastown Friends may call Monday 2 5 and 7 9 pm
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Franklin—Noah Wright
Central Ave
Carlisle
Miami Vale Hospital
Dayton
Eldon Jr
William
Hargis
Middletown
George
Somerville
Douglas
Pauline Burwick
Chautauqua
Clara Kurt
Linda Blair
Mary Ann Wilson
Jo Carol
Saul
Lexingtor
Barbourville
Dockie Bond
Johnston City
Mabel Turner
Middletown Schools Keep 13 Year Dossiers On Every Graduate
Middletown area schools maintain a 13 year dossier on each graduate, including attendance, achievement, and health data. The 48 page study by the Russell Sage Foundation warns such records threaten privacy and calls for clear policies on who may access information.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
David A. Goslin
Foundation
Donald E
Accukens
Gardner-Harvey Library
Miami University
Virginia Brown
Campus Library Secures Role as Federal Depository
Dr. Charles Churchwell of Miami University signs for depository status while Miss Marilyn Logue leads federal documents. Most items will stay in circulating stacks and a selective subset fits about 100 linear feet of shelf space.
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Charles Churchwell
Miami University
24Th District
Marilyn Logue
Lbrarian
Miss Logue
University of Kentucky Iorary School
Bowling Green State University
Brown
Lukens
Carter Buckley
Middletown Records Guarded By Restricted Files
Supt Gene T Lubera says Middletown maintains separate files for psychological test results and restricts access to qualified personnel. He asserts the system is well managed and questions the contention over intelligence testing procedures.
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Lubera
Middletown
Gene T. Lubera
Franklin Court Notes Speed Focus Amid Air Patrol
Franklin's municipal court shaded traffic with 43 speeding cases from 84 adjudicated as Ohio State Patrol overhead speeder spotter assisted. Total fines and bonds reached 1183 dollars. Non traffic actions included bond over for Randall Wayne Frye on receiving and concealing stolen property, and fines for Michael Tooley and Madelene Stewart on various charges. In traffic, Jerry Slaton faced license suspension for six months, Gerald Crowe fined for reckless operation, and William Adkins fined for following too closely with costs.
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Franklin
Ohio State Patrol
John B. Tracy
Warren County Grand Jury
Randall Wayne Frye
Sue Ave
GMC
Cincinnati
Michael Tooley
Forest Ave
Madelene Stewart
Harrison St
Jerry Slaton
Park Ave
Gerald Crowe
Trenton
William Adkins
Ronald Drive
Middletown
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Fred
Carton
Mark Kelly
Denzil Gilhe
Jack Heller
Gluing Department
Jono Powers
Gardner
Herb Goodman
Neal Ek. Delver Jr
Mary
Joan
Cindy
R. G
Michael
Navy
James
Chester T. Hall Sr
Ralph Gelder
Greenville
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Noah Wright
Joe Mouse
Keeioe Friedreken
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
Dorothy Damele
Journal
Oxford
Ohio Republican Council
United States
Ned
Thejto Oki
Ohio
Lly
Councl
Lambert'f
Springfield
Juis Strauss
FBI
City of
Oak Park, Ill
U.S
Storage Service
The
Schwartz Chemical Company
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Nee Gein
Ralph Stacy
Hill St
Park St. S
2Nd Ave
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
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