Air Conditioned Summer School Opens at Middletown High
Middletown High on Breiel Boulevard will offer air conditioned summer sessions starting June 16 with 26 courses for high school students and eight for junior high. Registrations run through May 9 with late enrollment through June. One credit requires attendance 8 to 12. Half credit offered 8 to 10 or 10 to noon. Fees are 25 dollars per session within district and 50 outside. driver education is five dollars.
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Middletown High
Breiel Boulevard
George Thomas
Thomas
Inland Union OKs Contract Ratified at Eagles Hall
The Inland Container Corp employer won a new contract as the Inland Union ratified it Friday afternoon. At Eagles Hall the United Papermakers and Paperworkers AFL-CIO voted 136 to 36. Robert Castle, president of Local 114, announced negotiations had concluded.
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Inland Container Corp
Eagles Hall
United Papermakers & Paperworkers
Afl-Cio
Robert Castle
Armco Announces Rod and Wire Price Increases May 12
Armco Steel Corp states that effective with shipments May 12 the base price of industrial rods and welding quality rods rises seven dollars per ton. Low carbon wire charges increase five dollars per ton plus revised extras, and certain high carbon wire grades rise ten dollars per ton.
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Armco Steel Corp
Crosthwaite Habeas Bid May Reach Court Next Week
Treva Crosthwaite, 17, seeks release from Warren County Jail with a habeas corpus petition in the Ohio Court of Appeals. Her insanity verdict by a common pleas jury followed her first degree murder trial over her father Hubert Crosthwaite near Clarksville after a Halloween dispute.
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Treva Crosthwaite
Ohio Court of Appeals
Miss Crosthwaite
Warren County
Common Pleas
Hubert
Clarksville
Fred Jones
Morris Turkleson
Lebanon
Treva
Kerry Martin to Face Court on Assault Charge Friday
Kerry McLean Martin, 20, scheduled in municipal court Friday May 9 on a wife filed assault and battery charge. Judge J T Lamb granted a continuance. He had been acquitted last year of first degree murder in the Pig Farm slaying of Janella Haynes. Martin was arrested as an AWOL soldier tied to a desertion charge after body found on a farm east of Middletown.
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Kerry McLean Martin
Linda Martin
J. T. Lamb
Martin
Janella Haynes
Hamilton
Middletown
U. S. Army
Warren County
Lebanon
Billion-dollar Corn Spend Led 1967 Consumer Costs
U S consumers spent 4.7 billion dollars in 1967 on corn and corn products, a figure cited by an industry source as higher than their outlays for private higher education magazines and newspapers overseas travel intercity local transportation auto insurance legal services jewelry and watches or spectator amusements.
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Chicago
Two Crashes Injure Two. Five Cars Damaged $2100
Two people were injured mildly in two crashes, both refusing hospital care. Total vehicle damage estimated at 2100 dollars. Marcia Graff 54 of 502 Florence Street cited for following too closely after rear ending S G Smith 77 of 313 North Grimes Street in the 4000 block of Grand Avenue yesterday at noon. Smith rear ended Mary Hiteshue 54 of 1811 Henry Avenue. In the second crash Karin Kanitz 16 of 150 Euclid Street sustained a minor scalp cut after Thomas McMonigle 17 of 200 Carryer Road ran a red light into the Kanitz car on Grand Avenue at Jackson Lane today at 12:25 a.m. McMonigle cited for failure to yield. Damage 1600 dollars.
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Middletown Hospital
Marcia Graff
Florence Sr
S. G. Smith
N. Grimes St
Smith
Mary E
Thomas S. McMonigle
Carryer Road
Kanitz Auto
Grand Avenue
Jackson Lane
McMonigley
Latham Hearing Reset Tuesday in Butler County
Samuel Latham 31 of New Miami had his habeas corpus hearing reset to Tuesday morning in Butler County Common Pleas Court. He faces two counts of first degree murder in the slayings of Dr. Bertram H. Roden and his wife Leona at their Hamilton home. Judge Fred B. Cramer will hear a motion by co counsel H J Bressler after the preliminary hearing last Tuesday.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Samuel L. Latham
Pueblo Drive
New Miami
Latham
Bertram H. Roden
Leona
Picadilly Drive
Fred B. Cramer
H.J
Joe) Bressler
Cincinnatian Hurt In Crash
Hamilton James E Hanna 27 of 5500 Don Joy Dr Cincinnati was seriously injured when his small car hit a tractor trailer on Route 747 near the Butler Hamilton county line. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Cincinnati for head and leg injuries.
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Hamilton
James E. Hanna
Don Joy
Cincinnati
Princeton-Glendale Road
Butler
Sheriff's
Hanna
Mercy Hospital
Leroy Dunnigan
Heaton St
Carl H. Koch
Old St
Monroe
Hamilton-Millville Road
Boyle Road
Keeps You Alone
Johannesburg report quotes Rowland T. Rademeyer a bachelor tennis coach aged 81 who credits garlic for keeping him young and fit and says he has been fanatical about diet and exercise all his life.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rowland T. Rademeyer
Three Killed In High-Speed Germantown Crash
A high speed chase starting in Germantown ended south of Farmersville with a two car crash that killed Danny L. Harrison 23, Charles O Fulton Jr 18, and Susan J Eblem 18. Keith Bowles 20 was injured and in fair condition at St Elizabeth Dayton Hospital.
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Germantown
Farmersville
Danny L. Harrison
Rt. 1
Charles 0. Fulton Jr
Box 191
Susan J. Eblem
S. Mill St
Celina
Harrison
Keith R. Bowles
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Farmersville West Carrollton
Germantown Road
Farmersville- Germantown
Manning
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
Fulton
Miss Eblem
Celina High School
Miami Jacobs Business College
U. S. Air Force
Charles
Roy Harrison
Sand Gap
Home Burns Smoke Victim
A 69 year old Butler County man Charles Cun ningham was treated at Mercy Hospital for smoke inhalation after fire destroyed his small frame home at 5969 Princeton Glendale Road near Manstown. He was removed to the hospital by a sheriff s ambulance.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Princeton- Glendale Road
Manstown
Charles Cunningham
Aheriff
Middletown Court Fines Several For Various Offenses
In municipal court Judge J. T. Lamb fined and sentenced multiple offenders. John W. Roberts pleaded guilty to discharging a firearm on a public street and paid a $100 fine plus $6 costs after an accident that injured Wilson Lindsey. Lindsey received medical treatment for a scalp wound. Jerry Willoughby, 19, received a $300 fine and 10 days in jail for driving while suspended, his third such offense in two years. Gary Lee Young, 24, was fined $200, jailed three days, and suspended from driving for one year for driving while intoxicated after a wrong-way run on Yankee Road. John King, 26, and Roger Eugene Allen, 18, both fined $50 for disorderly conduct. Allen also fined $100 and ordered to stay away from Connie Allen after an assault claim. Patty Ann McKinney, 20, fined $200 for petit larceny for a $6.44 watch from McAlpin's. Two men, James Stilwell and Leslie P. Briscoe, each fined $25 (suspended) for fishing without licenses in the Great Miami River. Avery F. Daugherty, 63, was fined $25 (with $15 suspended) for failure to yield the right of way.
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J. T
Jerry Willoughby
S. Main St
Gary Lee Young
N. Grimes St
Yankee Road
John King
Pershing Ave
Roger Eugene Allen
Craw
Ford St
Allen
Connie Allen
Patty Ann McKinney
Lylburn Road
McAlpin’s
Great Miami River
James Stilwell
Fairmount Ave
Leslie P. Briscoe
Hughes St
Avery F. Daugherty
Marion
Ind
Dayton rights leader to speak at pre Black Friday rally
Mel Jackson a Dayton civil rights activist and FORCE member will headline a 5 p.m. talk at the Community Center Lafayette Ave as part of a May observance. Louie Cox organizer says the event promotes nonviolence and unity and welcomes the public. The group plans songs and a march to City Building Friday as blacks and sympathetic whites stay home on Black Friday.
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Mel Jackson
Dayton
Lafayette Ave
FORCE
Art Thomas
Jackson
Louie Cox
Cox
The
Middletown Council For Human Dignity
Deaths And Funerals From Franklin and Germantown
Private graveside services for Frank Hall Fraysur 64 of 31 E Fifth St will be held Monday at Woodside Cemetery Middletown Arrangements by Anglesby Funeral Home There will be no visitations and flowers omitted Mr Frayser died yesterday at home Lawrence Virgil Spencer 43 Alexandria Va formerly Germantown died Thursday at Freemont Hospital Washington DC Surviving include two sons Stephen and Lawrence a daughter Vickie McKinsey nine sisters and two grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home burial in Germantown Cemetery Two other notices follow Vaughn Lee Banks one month old son of John Russell Banks Franklin pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital Surviving include parents a brother and three sisters both grandmothers and burial at Woodhill Cemetery Funeral services at Anglesby Funeral Home
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Franklin
Frank Hall Fraysur
Fifth St
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown
Anglesby Funeral Home
Frayser
Germantown
Lawrence Virgil Spencer
Alexandria
Freemont Hospital
Washington, D. C
Stephen
Lawrence
Fort Gordon
Vickie McKinsey
West
Hollywood
Fla
Henry
James
Arcanum
Lillian Fultz
Myrtle Copley
Dayton
Mabel Wilson
Katherine Deaton
Mildred Rhule
Patti Simmons
Miamisburg
Mary Grigsby
West Carrollton
Sue Chandler
Anderson
Ind
Peggy Roberts
Carlisle
George Branham
John Arpp
Lillie McGuire
C. Marvin Brads
Germantown Cemetery
Vaughn Lee Banks
John Russell Banks
Mentz Road
Middletown Hospital
Andrew
Teresa
Cora
Vonda
Cora Banks
Selina Dalton
Robbins
Ill
Anglesby Funeral
Woodhill Cemetery
Obituary notices for several individuals with church services listed
George Smith age 70 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton will have a Requiem High Mass at 11:30 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Church. John Sanders age 92 of 1104 Shuler Ave will have a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Veronica's Church. Winfield Connery age 65 of 711 Stout St will have services at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Proeschel. Clarence Sutton age 43 of 216 N. D St will have services at 2 p.m. Monday at Colligan.
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George Smith
Cincinnati
Hamilton
St. Mary’s
John Sanders
Shuler Ave
St. Veronica’s
Winfield Connery
Stout St
Proeschel
Clarence Sutton
N. D St
Colligan
Middletown budget cuts delay essential police funding
City Commissioner Joe Lewis said the $718,000 budget cut postpones needed expenditures including $100,000 for new police cars. He urged citizens to recognize urgent city services and warned that promotions and raises may be restored this year to maintain a growing city.
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Middletown
Joe Lewis
Lewis
Walter Steway
Highview Drive
Lewis Asded
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Middletown High School
Inland Union Okays
Crosthwaite
Lima State Hospital
Allen County Common Pleas
Jim Ruppert
Turkleson
Kerry Martin
U.S
Ran Weer SR
Nion Sanitary
Teeny Bunny
Charles Hampton III
Shelly St
Charles Hampton Sr
Harrison and
Vale & Stein
John A. Arpp
Funeral Home
Rangements
Roberts
Iit
Lindsey
Central Avenue
City Building
Consolidated, Inc
Dayton Rights
Frank Fraysur
Lawrence Spencer
Jug
Hamburger
FBI
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