Four Injured In Three Area Accidents
Four people were injured in three separate crashes on Friday and early Saturday. David Ventura, 18, of Trenton, suffered neck injuries and was admitted to Middletown Hospital after a high speed Route 4 exit ramp crash at Route 73. Charles Bailey, 16, of Trenton, was treated and released. Ruth Yocum, of Franklin, and Lloyd Coffey, also Franklin, were treated and released after a left of center collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road. An Ohio State Patrol car sustained moderate damage when William Bates, 17, of Cincinnati, struck it on Route 747 north of Tylersville. Bates fled the scene but was later located and cited for reckless driving, hit-skip, and improper license.
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David Ventura
East Roger Drive
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Charles Bailey
Hemlock Drive
Tren
Ohio
Ptl
W. D. Pyles
Hamilton
William E. Bates
Cincinnati
Bates
Tylersville
MU Professor Heads Tour Of U S European Schools
Dr. Robert J Simpson of Miami University will lead a 10 day tour of overseas schools in Europe at the request of the State Department. He will visit Paris Rome Madrid Copenhagen The Hague London and Glasgow with a State Department representative to evaluate training programs for Americans teaching abroad.
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Oxford
Robert J Simpson
Miami University
Bureau of Educational Field Services
Department of Educational Administration
School of Education
Europe
State Department
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Copenhagen
The
Hague
London
Glasgow
Federal Judge Hogan to Speak at Irish Banquet in Hamilton
U S Federal District Judge Timothy S Hogan of Cincinnati will be the principal speaker at the Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner at 6 30 p m Friday at the Country Club Hamiltons town Pike. Appointed last Nov 9 by President Johnson he is Xavier University and University of Cincinnati College of Law trained and served as lieutenant colonel in the Army Air Force 1942 46 He has lectured at UC Law School and was special counsel to the Ohio attorney general His talk is titled No Irish Need Apply.
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Hamilton
U. S
Timothy S. Hogan
Cincinnati
The
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Hamiltonstown Pike
Hogan
Johnson
U. S. Senate
Xavier University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Ohio
Cohen, Baron, Todd and Hogan
U. S. Army Air Force
University of Cincinnati Law School
Ohio Attorney General
Deaths And Funerals For Paul B Butler Of Vandalia
Services for Paul B Butler 29 of Vandalia will be held 2 30 p m tomorrow at Rogers Funeral Home Trotwood with burial in Tris sel Cemetery Friends may call today 6 9 p m at the funeral home He died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Verna Gregg a sister Miss Mary Gregg another half brother and his maternal grandfather Rev Robert Quick The burial will be in Miami Valley Memory Gardens plus other survivor details from the Franklin area mention Mr Sgt Arnold and his family lead to a second obituary note with wife Connie daughter Terri and son Scott at home and parents Mr and Mrs Richard Arnold two brothers and four sisters.
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Paul B. Butler
Vandalia
Robert Eagle
Middletown
Rogers Funeral Home
Trotwood
Buria
Trissel Cemetery
Funday Home
Butler
Goodaritan Hospital
Dayton
Verna Gregg
Mary Gregg
Robert Quick
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Sgt. Arnold
Connie
Terri
Scott
Richard Arnold
Franklin
Mrs Dora Etter Dies At 86 In Dayton Area
Mrs Dora Edna Etter 86 of Germantown Rt 1 died 6 35 pm yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton She was born in West Middletown and long time Middletown area resident She was a member of Union Chapel EUB Church and taught Sunday School at Maple Park EUB Church Her husband Alpha died in 1959 Surviving two daughters Laura Fisher Germantown and Lynette West Carrollton three sons Paul Donald Franklin and Ray Germantown 16 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren Services 2 pm Tuesday at Union Chapel EUB Church with Rev C W Hatfield Burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery Friends may call Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Monday 2-5 and 7-9 pm and at church Tuesday after 1 pm
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Dora Etter
Dora Edna Etter
Germantown
Rt. 1
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Etter
West Middletown
Middletown Area
Union Chapel
EUB Church
Sun,Shine Cinele
Old Maple Park
EUB
Alpha
Laura Fisher
Lynette
West Carrollton
Paul
Donald
Franklin
Ray
C. W. Hatfield
Mt. Pleasant Cemery
McCoy - Leffler
Covington Woman Dora Miller Dies at 86
Mrs Dora Alice Miller aged 86 of Covington Ohio died early today in Covington She was mother of Harry V Miller of 500 Highland Street Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Dora Alice Miller
Covington
Ohio
Harry V. Miller
Highland, St
Services for Staff Sgt George Arnold Arnold in Waynesville
Services for Staff Sgt George Dale Arnold age 31 of Waynesville who was killed in action March 1 in Vietnam will be held at 2 p m Monday at the Stubbs Funeral Home with the procession to follow. He served with the army and is survived by his family. Local military honors are expected at the service site.
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George Arnold
Waynesville
George Dale Arnold
Vietnam
Stubbs Funeral Home
Obituary: Guy R Collins 19083 Warren County native dies in Dayton
Guy R Collins aged 83 formerly of Warren County died yesterday at Delph Nursing Home Dayton where he had been a patient about five years. Survived by three sisters Maude Jacobs Sr South Lebanon Rose Ross Dayton Eva Clark Detroit. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today.
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Lebanon
Guy R. Collins
Warren County
Delph
Dayton
Maude Jacobs Sr
South Lebanon
Rose Ross
Eva Clark
Detroit
Oswald
Prosecutor Wessel Found Guilty of Contempt in Godby Case
Hamilton County Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel was found guilty of contempt of court and ordered in the technical custody of the sheriff for refusing to produce for defense inspection physical evidence in the Vernon Mitchell Godby first degree murder case. Judge Fred B. Cramer stated the court has jurisdiction and the order must be complied with, while Wessel defended the action as a defense of constitutional rights. An appeal to the First District Court of Appeals and a writ to the Ohio Supreme Court were planned.
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Hamilton —Butle
Richard J. Wessel
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Vernon Mitchell Godby
Gody
Benninghofen Ave
Hamilton
Jacki
Lyn Fields
Franklin St
John St
Fields
Elmer N. Davidson
James S. Irwin
Hamil
Ton
Davidson
Common Pleas Court
John Street
Ohio
Wessel
Cramer
Godbey
John F. Holcomb
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Woman Cited After Car Strikes Train Near Water Refining Co
A car driven by Mary Jackson of 1100 Yankee Road collided with two New York Central freight train cars at 2 05 a.m. at the North Verity Parkway switch crossing near Water Refining Co. Police cited Jackson for failing to maintain an assured clear distance. A flagman was on duty as per New York Central officials. The driver was treated and released at Middletown Hospital for lacerations and contusions. Other accidents included Lois Curry at 3 05 a.m. and a pole damage of 500 dollars. Curry cited for failure to maintain clear distance. Edward Fugate, 19, backed unsafely into a parked car at 6 40 p.m. causing 150 dollars damage. John Slone and Arlando Ritchie reported 1 000 dollars damage after collision at 4 40 p.m. Ritchie charged with driving left of center. Henry Coughlin and Ramona Richardson collided at 1 15 p.m. on University Blvd and North Street causing 650 dollars damage. Richardson charged with changing lanes.
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Mary Jackson
Yankee Road
New York Central
North Verity Parkway
Water Refining Co
Lois E. Curry
Garfield St
First Ave
Miss Curry
Edward D. Fugate
Crawford St
Maurice Maines
Moore St
Maines
Fugate
John Slone
Trenton
Arlando Ritchie
Dairy Lane
S. Main St
Ritchie
Henry Coughlin
Columbus
Ramona Richardson
Fern
Services for Harry Spence In Franklin
Funeral services for Harry Spence 58 of 102 N River St will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home with Rev Dean Sheets officiating. Burial will follow in Woodhill Cemetery. The funeral home will be open Monday from 4 to 9 p.m. Spence died yesterday at Garden Manor Nursing Home.
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Harry Spence Franklin
Harry Spence
N. River St
Eaton Funeral Home
Dean Sheets
Woodhill Cemetery
Spence
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Obituary and funeral notices list local departures
John Buckley 82 of 634 Ross Ave dies with services at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Daniel Cummings 67 of 404 S Fourth St private services. Unidentified men cited in police briefs. Charles Haskell 90 of 5075 Lib 1 to have a 2 p.m. service for a purse theft. Elenora List 82 of 2031 Madison Ave to be remembered at High Mass. Henry Popst 79 of 3970 Darr town Rd to be served 10:30 a.m. Monday. Hobart Steele 68 of 452 S Third St to have 10:30 a.m. Monday service. Ruth Turner 66, Cincinnati, formerly Hamilton, to have 10:30 a.m. Monday service.
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John Buckley
Ross Ave
Proeschel
Daniel Cummings
S.fourth St
Calligan
Charles Haskell
erty-Fairfield Road
Charlotte Cardner
Krog'p
Webb
Ers
Elenora
Madison Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Henry Popst
Darrtown Road
Inman
Hobart Steele
S. Third St
Colligan
Ruth Turner
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Proesichel
Car Fires and Vandalism Reported Across City
At 1 30 p m a carburetor fire damaged a parked car on Central Avenue between Vandals and Main Street with owner unknown. Ruby Baum of 112 Garfield Street faced a 3 p m carburetor fire incident on Baltimore Street, back fire cited, $20. Donald Seeger of 4436 Van Nest Avenue arrested at Country Kitchen after 1 30 a m incident. 1711 Tytus Avenue noted fire at 5 15 p m, 2200 Yankee Road fire scene damaged a vehicle. suspect released on 500 bail. Raymond Henry of 1716 Sheridan Avenue linked to no-damage incident.
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Central Avenue
Main
Paul Rosell
N.i
University Blvd
Baltimore St
Ruby Baum
Garfield St
Donald Seeger
Vannest Ave
Tytus Ave
Yankee Road
Raymond Henry
Sheridan Ave
Author Freed Of Dope Charge In Chicago Case
CHICAGO AP Nelson Algren author of The Man With the Golden Arm has been freed of a marijuana possession charge. Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Wendt dismissed the charge after police testified they found a small amount of marijuana in a car searched with two other men.
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Chicago
Nelson Algren
Man With
Circuit Court
Kenneth Wendt
Algren
Second fatal traffic crash in Middletown in 1967 outcome
Middletown records its second traffic death of 1967 after a 1:15 a.m. collision at Tytus Avenue and Catalpa Drive. Arlie C. Hatton, 62, of Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital from chest injuries. Hatton had worked 36 years at Fairbanks Container Co. He is survived by wife Fannie, two sons, a step-son, a step-daughter, four brothers, three sisters, and five grandchildren.
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Middletown
Tytus Avenue
Catalpa'Drive
Arlie C. Hatton
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
Thomas H. Youtsler
Tytus Ave
Hatton
Owensville
Fairbanks Container Co
the Shipping Department
Moose Lodge 501 to Hold Enrollment Ceremony
An enrollment ceremony for 15 candidates will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow by the degree staff of Moose Lodge 501. Howard Reider, junior governor, said visiting delegates from Lebanon, Hamilton and Miamisburg lodges will attend. Luncheon will follow the ceremony.
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Moose Lodge 501
Howard Reider
Lebanon
Hamilton
Miamisburg
OEO Group Successful In Schools
Middletown school administrators say OEO workers were useful in 19 schools totaling 60 staff members. They performed tasks from cafeteria work to cataloging books and office help before the program phased out by HEW orders affecting Butler County.
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Middletown
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Robert K. Johnson
Belmont
Lawrence
Clermont
Franklin Youth Bound To Jury In Local Terms
An 18-year-old Franklin youth had his driving privileges suspended and was bound over to the grand jury on charges of driving while intoxicated and auto theft. Others noted: Thomas E. Alstrong Jr. and John Palmer faced fines for related offenses. Palmer’s bond set at 1500 dollars. The day included sentences for James Patrick, Michael Brewer, Larry Ristaneo, Marilyn F. Willoughby, and Douglas M. Smith with jail terms and suspensions contingent on behavior.
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Franklin
Butler County
Thomas E. al- John Palmer
Annisen
N. Main St
Robert Armison
Alstrong Jr
Howe Road
Len
Trenton
J. T. Lamb
Palmer's Pond
James Patrick
Roosevelt Ave
CUTICLEU UL TIWAIC@UON
Larry Ristaneo
Alexandria Road
Marilyn F. Willoughby
Hamilton
Douglas M. Smith
Pershing Ave
Morgan Enterprises Sues B&O for 3000 Dollar Loss
Morgan Enterprises Inc. seeks 3000 dollars in damages from Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. in Butler County Common Pleas Court. The suit alleges a March 15, 1963 derailment near West Middletown damaged land and buildings when combustible fluid spilled from a tank car ignited timbers and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Morgan Enterprises Inc
18Th Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Cincinnati
Morgan
B&o
West Middletown
Oxford Chemist to Speak at Miami University Seminar
Dr. William D. Huntsman chairman of Ohio University chemistry department and expert in thermal rearrangements will be featured speaker at Miami University chemistry seminar. The event is Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Room 123 Hughes Hall. Topic is Thermal Rearrangements of Acetylene Derivatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
William D. Huntsman
Ohio University
Miami University Chemistry Department
Hughes Hall
Service Planned By Girl Scouts
A candle lighting service for Girl Scouts will be held at the Mennonite Church of Trenton on Sunday at 10 30 a m. Between 40 and 50 girls are expected to participate with Rev Russell F Schnell delivering a sermon and a special choir.
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Mennonite Church of
Trenton
Russell F. Schnell
Stock Market Surge Second Biggest Ever
New York trading saw a sharp advance then a pullback on Friday in the second heaviest NYSE session. The rise followed Johnson's call for restoring a 7 percent business investment tax credit, with a first-hour record of 5.14 million shares and total volume of 14.91 million, second only to Oct 29 1929.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Johnson
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