Franklin Emergency Squad completes training at Hampton Bennett School
Twelve members of the Franklin Emergency Squad received certificates after finishing a state required course. The squad, serving Franklin Carlisle and Franklin Township, logged 40 runs covering over 750 miles in the first 40 days. Training led by Capt. Victor Auvil with plans for a new course starting April 1 under Red Cross supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hampton Bennett School
Harville
Elmer Lykins
Jim Marcum
Charles Morris
Carlisle
Franklin Township
George Bundick
Shrive
Jim
Ci- Butcher
Art Gebele
Coulty
Prowler Flees After Man Fires Gun In Poasttown
A Poastown man Ralph N Bryant 28 fired four shots at a prowler who fled through a field after being spotted between his house and a neighbor's. Other reports describe a truck hitching a welding unit at Germantown Road and a prowler near Garden Manor Nursing Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowler
Poasttown
Butler County
Ralph N. Bryant
Germantown Road
T. Lia
Bryant
Bill Campbell
Allan Daniel
Middletown
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Hamilton - Middletown Road
Man Charged With Receiving Stolen Vehicle
James Arthur Lanier thirty one of 1787 East Second Street Franklin was freed on his own recognizance by a Cincinnati U S commissioner on a charge of receiving a stolen vehicle used in interstate commerce He was arrested yesterday by FBI agents and Franklin police on a federal warrant issued March 11 Lanier a truck driver faces up to five years in jail and or five thousand dollars fine No evidence links Betsy Ross to the first American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arthur Lanier
E. Second St
Franklin
U. S
Cincinnati
Lanier
FBI
Riggs Group Certified For Rescue Training
William Riggs and four workers of Riggs Ambulance Service earned state certification after 30 hours of emergency victim care and rescue instruction sponsored by the Division of Vocational Education through Ohio State University. The course trains handling of childbirth, cardiac, accident, overdose, and mental health emergencies and includes heart massage and equipment use. Graduates besides Riggs are John Gill, Mark Newkirk, Newell Newkirk, and John Underwood. Victor Auvil of the Fire Division led the area instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riggs
Riggs Ambulance Service
Division of Vocational Education
Ohio State University
Middletown
Riggs
John Gill
Mark Newkirk
Newell Newkirk
John Underwood
Victor Auvil
Division of Fire
Bowling Operator Burned In Home Kitchen Fire
Arthur Eliopoulos, 43, of 4416 Riverview Drive, received second and third degree burns to his back and hands after a pan of overheated grease spilled from a kitchen stove at about 7 24 p m last night. Loss to carpet furniture ceiling and smoke odor is estimated at 1000. He was taken to Middletown Hospital by emergency squad. Eliopoulos is president of Sports Enterprises Inc which operates J and J Lanes at 2909 S Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Eliopoulos
Riverview Drive
Middletown Hospital
Eliopoulos
Sports Enterprises, Inc
J&j
S. Main St
Middletown Man Awarded 5714 in Car Truck Accident
A Butler County Common Pleas jury under Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer awarded Shelba C. Walker of Middletown $5,714 for injuries from a July 17, 1967 collision when his eastbound car was sideswiped by a truck owned by G. T. Wolf Awning & Tent Co. of Greenville. Walker had sought $10,713.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Middletown
Shelba C. Walker
Chase Hotel
G. T. Wolf Awning & Tent Co
Greenville
Ion Rt
Fire, injuries report from Middletown incidents
Fire crews responded yesterday starting 11 35 a m to a grass blaze behind 521 Ken Ridge Drive on Dr David Gerber property. Later Clarence Meeks 71 was taken to Middletown Hospital with breathing difficulties in fair condition. James Harkins 14 was transported for a severe nose bleed and listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Ridge Drive
David Gerber
Flemming
Clarence Meeks
Moore St
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
James Harkins
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
MccCoy-Leffler
Gymnastics Show Planned by Sherman PTO
Gymnasts from Sherman School grades four to six will perform at a Sherman PTO meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. The show, directed by Glen Barker, physical education teacher, showcases a school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman School
Sherman Pto
Glen Barker
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William Erb
Robert Bush
Underwood
Wendt
Franklin Squads
David Swisher
Herb Stewart
Ricard Stanton
Bartel
Lemon Township
South Verity
Cascade
Duz
Joy
Ivory
Oxydol
Betsy Ross
Riggs Group
Baltimore ST
Poppy
Fieldcrest
Poppy Dot
Department
Klopman Trigger Fabrics
Dacron
New Lovely Spring S Sumner
New Terry Prints
Sharkluster Fabrics
Leno
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