Boating banned at drowning site on Great Miami River
Rescuers drag the Great Miami River area for James Combs missing after a boating accident Wednesday. Don ald Cornette and his son Gregory, and David Van Orlen were pulled from the water with Gregory later saved, while Cornette and Gregory survived. Still in fair condition are three other boat passengers and Arnold Parrett who nearly drowned. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crew aided in the rescue and local patrolmen continued efforts near the dam and Columbia Bridge.
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Hamilton
Great
Miami
James Combs
Ridgewood Ave
Donald Cornette
Ridgelawn
Gregory
David van Orlen
Ridgelawn Ave
Mercy Hospital
Arnold Parrett
Second St
van Orten Youngster
Black Street
Cornette
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ray Halcomb
Webster Ave
Halcomb
Alonzo Keith
Jacksonburg Road
West Middletown
Robert Woolum
Franklin St
Charles Grant
Oxford
Herbert Ely
Freeman Ave
Combs
van Oflen
Columbia Bridge
New Miami
Fred Cupp
Man Seriously Injured In Pickup Crash Near Woodsdale Bridge
A Hamilton man, Donald Harding, 26, of 16 N B St, remains in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after the pickup he rode in as a passenger rolled over on Liberty Fairfield Road near Woodsdale Bridge. Co passenger David C Helton, 3492 Hamilton Scipio Rd, treated for left leg injuries. Francis L Downie, 18, 1149 Franklin St, cited for reckless driving. Four others injured in a separate crash on Interstate 75 near the Chig-123 interchange when a state highway truck collided with a car. injuries include stiff necks, bruises, lacerations, and facial wounds.
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Hamilton
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Woodsdule Bridge
Mercy Hospital
Donald Harding
N. B St
David C. Helton
Scipio Road
Francis L. Downie
Franklin St
State Highway Department
Carl Evans
Pater Ave
Hobart Gaines
Yankee Road
Robert Plummer
Columbus St
Lebanon
Quads Reported In Fine Condition At Hospital
Four newborn girls born to Arlene Cutaiar of Malvern were reported in fine condition by an attendant at Delaware County Memorial Hospital. The hospital note confirms all quadruplets are healthy and stable after birth.
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Philadelphia
Arlene Cutaiar
Malvern
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Springboro Scout Troop 50 Plans Paper Drive Tomorrow
Springboro Boy Scout Troop 50 will hold another paper drive tomorrow, scout officials said today.
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Springboro
Boy Scout
Bankruptcy Filed in Cincinnati Court
Bankruptcy petitions list Henry Beda of 837 S Eight St Hamilton laborer with debts totaling 3175 and assets of 2100 filed in U S District Court Cincinnati.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Henry Beda
S. Eight St
Hamilton
Fenwick tops regionals fever with first basketball berth
Fenwick High School fans chant regional playoffs as the Falcons prepare to face Miami East at Hobart Arena in Troy. Posters flood halls all week, a pep assembly fires enthusiasm, and more than 60 cars and a bus caravan head to the eight thirty five kickoff for the historic regional game.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Falcons
Miami East
Troy
Hobart Arena
Driver Smashes Car Into School Auditorium Doors
A driver identified as David L. Lawson, 23, of 1746 Manchester Ave, crashed his car into Roosevelt Junior High School's auditorium doors at 6:35 am after speeding from Alameda Circle across Central Avenue. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for an upset condition. Police could not question him due to his condition.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Middletown Hosenital
David L. Lawson
Manchester Ave
Lawson
Alameda Circle
Central Avenue
Ross Kramer
Art Frasik
Aberdeen Drive
James Reed
Stevens Ave
Stevens Avenue
Aberdeen
Donald L. Pelfrey
Sands St
Monroe
Robert C. Jones
2Th Ave
Yankee Road
14Th Avenue
Carl Morrison
Fiesta Way
Bev Noble
Franklin Rt
Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Georgia Hunter
Eighth Ave
Geneva Derrico
Delaware Ave
Frank Solazzo
Hamilton
S. Main Street
Second Avenue
Solazzo
Linda Morris
Central Ave
Voight Fleming
Hendrickson Road
Bellomonte Street
Kite Kapers to Fill Middletown Parks with Children
A Kite Kapers tournament, at 9:45 a.m., will enlist students from Lincoln, Spring Hill, Barnitz and Gardner parks under Middletown Recreation. Classes A and B will compete in commercial and homemade divisions with prizes for original, decorated, unusual, and other kite features.
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Middletown
Lincoln
Spring Hill
Barnitz
Gardner Parks
Department of Recreation
Smith Park
Sylvia Hoffmeyer
Penny Phillips
Patsy Zapp
Gilbert Bowling
Barbara Spencer
Doreen Barker
Gary Given
Louise Diver
Edna McNeice
Gladys Coomer
Earle Mandel
Madge Tolliver
Kathi Phillips
Gardner
Lois Burns
Roland Gadd
Peggy Cottle
David Ballard
Hoffmeyer
Tax Bills Set For Mailing In Local Districts
Real estate and assessment tax bills for Middletown Lemon Township and Madison Township will be mailed tomorrow by the local tax office. Collections begin Monday in Hamilton and here with 62 279 bills to county property owners. The semi annual deadline is April 20 with a 10 percent penalty for late payment.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
Madison Township
Hamilton
Oxford
Cour Thouse
City
Middletown Youth Placed on Probation in Gas Station Burglary Case
A 16 year old Middletown boy was placed on official probation by Butler County Domestic Juvenile Judge David Black yesterday after police say he used his car to haul away loot totaling more than 1 000. His license is suspended until 21 or until the court returns it. Two other juveniles received unofficial probation, and a 20 year old linked to the third break-in was bound to the Butler County grand jury.
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Middletown
Butler County
David Black
Robert Economou
Butler County Grand Jury
Wildlife Poster Winners Named at Middletown Post 218
Winners announced in the annual poster contest on Conservation of Our Wildlife by Middletown Post 218 of the American Legion. First place Mary Agnes Lily Fenwick High School eleventh grade. second Benny Hensley Lemon Monroe High twelfth grade. third Charles Kovach Fenwick High eleventh grade. honorable mention Carol Walker Lemon Monroe tenth grade. Awards to schools. district and state contest eligibility. Local judges were E. M. Rains and Peter Rudokas with Rains as contest chairman.
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Middletown Post 218
The
American Legion
Mary Agnes Lily
Fenwick High School
Benny Hensley
Lemon . Monroe High
Charles Kovach
Fenwick High
Carol Walker
Lemon - Monroe
E. M. Rains
Peter Rudokas
Rains
Girl Scouts Plan Evening Program at Spring Hill School
Tonight at 7 30 in the Spring Hill School auditorium Brownie and Girl Scout troops 114 199 13 1 and 166 present a program of dramatic skill song and dances to tell the history of international Girl Scouting. It serves as the final celebration of Girl Scouts week ending tomorrow with parents in attendance.
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Spring Hill
Ohio House approves regional airport bill 14-0
A 14-0 vote by the House Government Operations Committee approved a bill authorizing 11 southwestern Ohio counties to form a regional airport authority. The measure creates the legal and financial framework to pursue a regional jetport, with about 300 area officials hearing New York survey firm support for a permanent organizing body.
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Ohio
Ohio House
House Government Operations Committee
New York
Sky Will Glow Armco Starts Refining Job
Armco begins a 45 day relining of its world champion blast furnace at Middletown Works with 500 to 600 tons of hot metal flowing to a prepared area creating a red glow around 2 a.m. Steam will rise all day Saturday as quenching occurs and the furnace is cooled over 24 to 36 hours. Coke ovens will cease production during the refinishing.
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Armco
Don S. Holstein
Middletown
Holstein
Fireman Ends 30 Year Stint in Middletown Fire Department
Archie Settles, 65, of 224 Yankee Road, retired from the Middletown Fire Department after 34 years and three months of service. Appointed December 15, 1930, the Morrow native previously worked for Armco Steel Corp. Settles plans to take it easy, and is survived by his wife, son, daughter, and two grandchildren.
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Archie Settles
Yankee Road
Middletown
Settles
Morrow
Armco Steel Corp
Brownies Missed From Troop 166 Flyups
Becky Barnhart and Marna Moon were included in the brownie flyups of Troop 166 after all. Their names were not reported in the original listing.
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Becky Barnhart
Marna Moon
Troop 166
Period limits Coke department vacation coverage
Holstein stated that during the period when the department cannot handle workload, coke department personnel will take all but one week of their vacations and be assigned temporarily to other jobs. The plan ensures continuous operation by reallocating staff to meet demand.
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Holstein
Coke Department
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