WRECKER HAD IT Log Cabin Isn’t Lost In Butler County
Butler County Park District officials recover a 150 year old cabin logs after a mistaken removal. Bruce Diehl confirms logs hauled to Monroe were from the wrong structure and will be returned then moved to a park for reconstruction.
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Butler County Park District
Bruce Diehl
The
Park District
Jackson Lane
Armco
Monroe
Ohio 63
Interstate 75
Diehl
Butler County
Infant Hayslip Stillborn at Middletown Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Hayslip of 2112 S Dixie Highway Kimberly Marie Hayslip was stillborn at Middletown Hospital yesterday morning. Survivors include a brother Kelly and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Dudley Smith of McCool Md. Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Gladys and a brother Ralph of Atlanta Ga. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at John A Arpp Funeral Home.
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Hayslip
Joe Hayslip
S. Dixie Highway
Kimberly Marie Hayslip
Middletown Hospital
Kelly
Dudley Smith
McCool
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Gladys
Ralph
Atlanta, Ga
John A. Arpp
Visitation Schedule Corrected for Mrs Turvey
Visitations for Mrs Jeanetta Florence Turvey, 37, of 111 W Home St Trenton, will be held Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 not Sunday as previously reported. She died Friday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral services at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 a.m. with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Jeanetta Florence Turvey
Home St
Trenton
Baker Operated Rexall Drug Store Here For Years
Bryan Baker 70 of 281 N. Main St. Germantown died yesterday at Kettering Memorial Hospital Dayton. He came from Celina in 1943 and bought the Rexall Drug Store, running it until retirement six years ago. He belonged to the Germantown Rotary Club and is survived by his wife.
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Germantown
Bryan Baker
Main St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Mr Baker
Celina
Rexall Drug Store
Rotary Club
Wat kins, Stanley J. Lebanon man dies at 76
Stanley J. Wat kins, 76, of 507 S. Main St. Lebanon, died Friday at home. Survived by wife Martha two sons Nyale and Dale a brother John two sisters eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 30 a.m. Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Friends may call Monday 6 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
Stanley J. Watkins
S. Main St
Martha
Nyale
Loveland
Dale
Cincinnati
John
Columbus
Blanche Sandford
Adrene Hunter
Waynesville
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
DePai Hospital announces 21 site hospital computer network
St Louis AP reports DePai Hospital officials unveil a 21 hospital computer network covering the western two thirds of the United States. The system aims to handle basic accounting and cost patient accounting and improve access to patient information as lessons from ongoing rollout are studied. The plan was discussed by hospital administrator Anthony Bunker and other officials. The last drowning in the county occurred exactly a year ago Saturday.
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DePai
United States
DePau
Anthony
Coun- Bunker
Miami University senior Sharon Galeese honored by Phi Beta Kappa
Sharon A. Galeese, a Middletown coed and senior English major at Miami University, was initiated into Phi Beta Kappa along with 90 other students. The list includes 37 juniors with 3.75 averages and 49 seniors with 3.5 averages. Galeese plans to pursue a library science master’s degree at Michigan.
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Middletown
Miami University
Phi Beta Kappa
Oxford
Sharon A. Galeese
Paul Galeese
Central Ave
Miss Galeese
Chi Omega Sorority
Alpha Lambda Delta
Sigma Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi
Alethenoi
Fenwick High School
University of Michigan Graduate School
F. Stanley Lusby
Miami
Dr. Lusby
Boy Drowns While Wading in Creek in Lima
An 11 year old boy from Lafayette, Tim Brown, drowned while wading in a creek on a warm Saturday afternoon in Lima. He was Allen County’s first drowning victim of the year.
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Lima
Ohio
Tim Brown
Lafayette
Allen County
Bound To Jury In Thefts In Warren County
Two defendants were bound to the Warren County grand jury by Judge J T Riley on burglary charges from last December. Michael Barker 19 of 35 E Fifth St held under 2500 bond. Jian Barker 21 of 138 S Main St bound over under 1000 bond for receiving stolen property. Burglary occurred at John Thomas 335 Arlington Ave with two shotguns taken.
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Franklin
Warren County
Grand Jury
J. T. Riley
Michael Barker
E. Fifth St
Jian Barker
S. Main St
John Thomas
Arlington Ave
Michael Cox
Robinson-Vail Road
Daniel Francisco
Jefferson St
Middletown
David Dyke
Yankee Road
James Lyle
Prospect Ave
Talmadge Perkins
Franklin Rt. 1
Norbert Ottke
Lebanon
Paul Goonan
Government bets on business to curb unrest in Toledo
In Toledo Henry Ford II told the National Alliance of Businessmen chapter that the federal government needs major help from business to provide jobs. Raymond Mulford Owens-Illinois president supported the call as the program's local leader.
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Toledo, Ohio
Henry Ford II
Ford
President Johnson
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ford Motor Co
Raymond Mulford
Owens- Illinois
Jordan Seeks U N Arms Embargo Against Israel
At a U N Security Council session Jordan urged an arms embargo on Israel and promised retaliation for Arab guerrilla raids. U Thant reported a basic difference of outlook between Arabs and Israel as Gunnar Jarring pursues peace talks in Nicosia.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Israel
L5cation Council
U Thant
Gunnar Jarring
Sweden
Jarring
Nicosia
Cyprus
Yosef Tekoah
15 Nation Council
U.N
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Jacob A. Malik
Council
Youth Serious After Accident Near Middletown
An 18 year old Middletown youth, Thomas I Wills, was in serious condition with internal injuries after a mid day crash on Rt 4 north of Middletown. Pamela J Greenfield, 17, Germantown, had head injuries and was in fair condition. Janice Goeler, 17, Farmersville Road, received facial cuts. Police said Greenfield’s northbound car struck Wills’ vehicle as he attempted a left turn from the right lane. both cars were heavily damaged. The incident remained under investigation yesterday.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Thomas I Wills
Auburn St
Wills Auto
Miss Greenfield
Athena Missile Firing Success at White Sands
The 100th Athena missile test succeeded with a third launch from Green River Utah. All three missiles impacted at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, marking a successful atmospheric re entry research sequence.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Air Force Athena
White Sands
Green River
Utah
New Mexico
Four Injured in City Wrecks In Three Accidents
Four people escaped serious injury in three city accidents yesterday. Beryl Lindsay 46 of 104 Trenton Place Trenton was treated at Middletown Hospital for leg injuries after his 1962 car hit a tree in Douglas Park when he fell asleep at 3 50 p m. Alice R Hooney 30 of 1315 Fairmount Ave and Regina Hasty 12 of 5615 Manchester Road were treated after a two car crash at Kensington Street and Roosevelt Avenue at 6 p.m. Hooney was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign. Dr David Gerber 49 of 3205 Flemming Road suffered minor abrasions when a motorcycle he rode on Kensington Street at 1 15 p.m. overturned after a dog ran in front of him.
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Beryl Lindsay
Trenton Place
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Douglas Park
S. Verity Parkway
Lindsay
Verity Parkway
Alice R. Hooney
Fairmount Ave
Regina Hasty
Manchester Road
Kensington Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Body recovered from Mogadore Reservoir near Akron
A fisherman found a body in Mogadore Reservoir on Saturday, believed to be 16-year-old James Boal who had been missing since December. Akron resident George Vance reported the discovery. officials said positive ID would take time.
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Akron, Ohio
Mogadore
George Vance
Akron
James Boal
Portland cement shipments rise in value despite slide in volume
U S cement shipments in the United States declined slightly in volume last year while total value increased about 1.6 percent to nearly 1.2 billion dollars.
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Indianapolis
U. S
Burglars Break Window at Webb Cafe on Michigan Ave
Police brief reports burglars used a brick to break a restroom window at the Webb Cafe 1300 Michigan Ave to enter and ransack the building. Ten bottles of whisky and two whiskey dispensers were reported missing.
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Webb Cafe
Michigan Ave
Car vandalism reported by Marilyn Agee
Marilyn Agee led police to the scene at 1332 Woodlawn Ave where her car had been ransacked. The windshield and rear view mirror were broken, causing an estimated 125 dollars in damage.
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Marilyn Agee
Woodlawn Ave
Youth Arrested Over 88 Cent Fishing Lure Theft
A 16 year old was arrested at Fashion Fair on North University Boulevard yesterday and charged with taking a fishing lure valued at 88 cents. James Pressler, 24, of 3301% Burbank Street, reported a toaster, a mixer, and an iron totaling 40 dollars missing from his home upon return from work.
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N. University Boulevard
James Pressler
Burbank St
Vandals Damage Davis Home Mailbox for Fifth Time
William E. Davis of 4312 Riverview Ave reports vandals tore down his mailbox causing about $60 in damage. He notes this is the fifth such incident since December.
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William E. Davis
Riverview Ave
Grass fire on Garfield Street causes no damage
At 10:15 a.m. a grass fire on the rear property of Fred Wigginton at 535 Garfield Street was caused by burning trash. No injuries or property damage reported.
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Garfield St
Fred Wigginton
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Jeanetta Turvey
Sharon Galeese
Union Sanitary
Park St
Grand Avenue
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
Poasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
C. H. Francis
Dixie Hwy
Europe
Tekoah
Athena
Suster Brown
Jock Frisbie
Heart Association
South Broad
New Buster Browns
Aeutdal Ave
Shaddock’s Pony Keg
Shaddock’s
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