Carlisle Bond Issue OK'd for Carlisle Ballot
Carlisle school board approved a 1.75 million high school bond issue for a Sept. 24 special election. Board members also debated Carmody proposals on disciplinary rules and bus supervision while Superintendent Way urged flexible handling of student drinking and drug issues. Executive session followed amid disputes over negotiations with teachers and policy changes.
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Carlisle
Clarence Carmody
Carmody
David Way
Way
Warren County
Raymond Hatfield
Mary Selby
Leslie Spaeth
Iian
Armco Steel
Carlisle Teachers’ Association
CTA
CIA
Ohio
Hupp
Gordon Roy
Shupert
William Minck
Carl Rogers
Carl Chamberlain
Services Set Thursday for Germantown Couples
Funeral services for Douglas L. Proctor and Stephen T. Proctor, both Germantown residents, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the United Church of Christ. Officiants are Revs. Esslinger and Lynd. Burial is in Germantown Cemetery. Visitation at the church Wednesday 4 to 9 p.m. Memorials may be sent to a fund for the couples' children at the United Church of Christ on Market Street.
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Stephen T. Proctor
Rogers Drive
United Church of Christ
Donald C. Esslinger
Henry M. Lynd
Germantown Cemetery
Market Street
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Miss Lottie Curlis 83 of 306 S Sopthin St died 8:35 p m at Middletown Hospital born in Darke County lived in Warren and Middletown. no immediate survivors and arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Sally Ann Fitzpatrick 69 of 2822 Shattle died last Sunday at Grant Hospital Columbus. services tomorrow at McCoy Lef fler Funeral Home with Rev John Flowers. burial at Woodside. survived by husband two sons two daughters four brothers four sisters nine grandchildren and a great grandchild. Richard Parella Sr 79 of 519 Baltimore St died 11:30 a m yesterday after hospital stay for surgery. retired Grand Dry Cleaners operator and later custodian at First National Bank. survived by wife Verchie a son Richard Jr a daughter Bette Cummins two grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9 a m Thursday at St John’s Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Rosary at Schramm Funeral Home tomorrow 7:30 p m. child stillborn last Friday at Middletown Hospital parents a sister two brothers and two grandmothers noted. arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Lottie Curlis
S. Sopthin St
Middletown Hospital
Miss Curlis
Darke County
Middletown
Warren County
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Sally Fitzpatrick
Sally Ann Fitzpatrick
Shattle Drive
McCoy - Leffler
John Flowers
Woodside Cemetery
Fitzpatrick
Grant Hospital
Columbus
National Cash Register
Kentucky
Clyde
Clay
Mt Dora
Fla
Lina Fugate
Dayton
Thelma Chavez
Wise
Charles Smith
Knox
Ind
Hill
Jesse Smith
Polly Rice
Frankie Duff
Sylvania Fitzpatrick
Richard Parella
Richard Parella Sr
Baltimore St
Verchie
Richard Jr
Bette Cummins
Franklin
St. John’s Church
Schramm Funeral Home
Infant Pence Graveside Services Slated
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Chester Pence of 1301 Hood Ave will be held at Woodside Cemetery at the convenience of the family.
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Chester Pence
Hood Ave
Woodside Cementery
Riffe, Edward M. 82, Middletown resident dies
Edward M. Riffe 82 of 4232 Elk Creek Road Trenton died 6:50 p.m. yesterday at Middletown Hospital after seven years of failing health He was a former P Lorillard Co employee born in Kentucky and lived in Middletown 55 years Survived by wife Cora three daughters Ada Griffin Florence Shaffer and Louise Hughes a brother James 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev Haskel Jenkins and Kern Lawson officiating Burial Miltonville Cemetery Visitation Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at funeral home.
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Edward M. Riffe
Elk Creek Road
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Riffe
P. Lorillard Co
Kentucky
Middletown
Cora
Ada Griffin
Florence Shaffer
Grayson, Ky
Louise Hughes
Blountsville
Ind
James
Riggs
Haskel Jenkins
Kern Lawson
Miltonville
Funeral notices for Mrs Rse Payne and Mrs Gertrude Williams
Mrs Payne aged 69 of 609 S 13th St has a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Josephs Church. Mrs Gertrude Williams aged 55 of 2318 Hamilton Eaton Rd has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Webb. Pat Smith aged 62 of 713 East Ave has a Requiem High Mass at 11 a.m. tomorrow at St Josephs Church.
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Rse Payne
S. 13Th St
St. Joseph's Church
Gertrude Williams
Hamilton - Eaton Road
Webb
Pat Smith
East Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Car Imports Reach One in Eleven Sold in U S in 1967
In 1967 America saw one imported car for every eleven vehicles sold, highlighting rising foreign competition in the U S market and signaling shifts in domestic automotive trade.
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United States
German Township landfill blocked by zone board ruling
About 61 objectors filled a Germantown meeting as the zoning appeals board rejected Hoog’s plan to open a landfill on Oxford Road. Opponents cited odor smoke and property values while health officials warned on waste disposal needs and rising hauling costs. The board’s unanimous decision leaves Hoog free to appeal.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Germantown
German Township
Board of Zoning Appeals
Bob Hoog
Oxford Road
Richard Urshel
Lois Campbell
Erty
Ronald Evans
Hoog
Fritz Eppler
Conservancy Road
Robert Vogel
Montgomery County
Vogel
Dayton
Centerville
Montgomery
Wife Guilty In Death Of Husband
A Hamilton woman, Mary Nelson, 29, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the shooting death of her husband, William Nelson, 38. The case was sent to Adult Probation for pre sentence investigation. The coroner said the victim died about 20 minutes after a .25 caliber wound in the abdomen. Judge Fred B. Cramer will decide on May 27 at 9 30 a.m.
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Hamilton
Nevil
Mary Nelson
Arch St
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Police Briefs Reported Thefts From Vehicles And Sites
Margaret Kimball of 2606 El Paso Ave said three dresses worth 334.50 were stolen from her car during a bank deposit at Sutphin Street and Central Avenue yesterday. Everett Johnson doing business as Johnson Builders reported a sink and disposal valued at 130 taken from a home under construction at 604 Ken Ridge Drive and a pipe machine valued at 200 missing from a warehouse at 3010 Cincinnati Dayton Road.
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Margaret Kimball
el Paso Ave
Sutphin Street
Central Avenue
Everett Johnson
Johnson Builders
Ken Ridge Drive
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Car vandalism reported at Beech Street address
SAMEUL MAYS of 908 Beech St told police his car was slashed on the top early yesterday.
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Sameul Mays
Beech St
Fire causes minor damage at local grocery facility
Fire crews responded after a man, Chester Robinson, 50, of 2110 Grand Ave., passed out and was taken to Middletown Hospital. Earlier at 3701 Tytus Ave State Highway Garage a fire occurred as the door to a rear incinerator was left open and paper burned at the grocery department, causing minor damage at 3200 Roosevelt Ave Rinks.
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Tytus Ave
State Highway
Chester Robinson
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Roosevelt Ave
Vandals damage plate glass at Goodyear Store
Armed vandals used a car tool to smash a hole in the plate glass window of the Goodyear Store on N Broad Street early yesterday opening a possible entry point for theft and prompting an investigation by local police.
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Goodyear
N. Broad Street
Ohio Bell trims prices on special customer equipment
The Public Utilities Commission reduced Ohio Bell prices for special customer equipment by about 890000 dollars. The order cuts the 75 cent monthly Princess set to 60 cents and the 1 dollar Trimline rate to 90 cents, halves the 10 dollar colored telephone charge, and lowers hard of hearing volume controls from 125 to 50 cents monthly. Commission chair Carl Johnson said the move aims to boost demand while not triggering other rate hikes. Bell VP Charles Esler warned the change may cut annual revenues by about 1 million dollars and questioned long term basic rates.
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Columbus, Ohio
The
Public Utilities Commission Today
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Commission
George Mastics
Cleveland
Mastics
Ohio Bell
Ohio
Bell
Charles K. Esler
Carl R. Johnson
Kiwanis nursing scholarship misidentified Kah as physician
Correction from The Journal notes last Friday that the Kiwanis Club awarded a $1,000 nursing scholarship named for the late Ralph Kah Sr. and wrongly called him a physician. Kah, who died 15 years ago, was an Armco International Corp. executive. his son, Dr. Ralph E. Kah, is an obstetrician and gynecologist.
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Kiwanis Club
Ralph Kah
Kah
Armco International Corp
Ralph E. Kah
California Tops States in Food Farming and Fishing Revenue
California earns more money from farming and fishing than any other state, highlighting its leading role in agriculture and seafood industries and signaling strong regional economic impact.
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California
State
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