Inmates Graduate From Shaker Vocational School
Fifty two Lebanon Correctional Institution inmates received graduation diplomas at a ceremony held at Shaker Valley Vocational School. The event marked the first separate graduation for inmates earning vocational credits alongside earlier high school diploma recipients. Charles Van Duren and Charles Carraher Jr spoke on effort and purpose as instructors highlighted auto mechanics radio and television programs along with computer training and air conditioning.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Shaker Valley
LCI
State Department of Mental Cover
Truxall
Ming Institute
Cincinnati
ECPI
Geno
Persichetti
Harrison Berlin
Martin Janis
Two Teens Bound To Grand Jury In Drug Cases
In Lebanon Municipal Court two 18 year olds Wallace Cornett and Miss Terry Bach were bound over to the grand jury on illegal possession of instruments used for drugs. Miss Bach already posted bond. Four related cases were continued including Wayne Scott 19 Lynn Ann Simpkins 18 and two more 18 year olds from Waynesville area. Simpkins faces narcotics possession while others face instrument possession charges. A series of raids led to the arrest of about six juveniles by Lebanon police and Warren County deputies.
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Lebanon
Montgomery County
Wallace Cornett
Waynesville
Wayne Scott
Meadow Lane
Lynn Ann Simpkins
W. Park St
Margaret Morris
Terry James
Simpkins
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Unusual Loot Taken In Break-In at Donald Adams Home
Police reported a break-in at 1116 S Main St where high value items were seized. The haul included $200 in Hessian and Jamaican coin an antique dueling pistol with pearl handles carved wooden swordful figurines and several bottles of whisky. A portable Corvette hardtop was found abandoned near the residence and a six foot steel bar used to force a rear door.
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S. Main St
Donald Adams
Adams
Cincinnati
Elisha Miller
Taylor Ave
Perry Saris
Nurlin
Ohio
Manchester Motor Inn
Woman Encounters Sleeping Lion in Portland Garden
Mrs Eleanor Berndt almost tripped over a sleeping lion named Herman in her Portland garden. Deputies and Oregon Humane Society arrived with tranquilizers and nerve darts. Herman walked to former owner Delbert Haner Jr aged 24 and the car a return to new owners after being lost at a nearby car lot.
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Portland
Ore
Eleanor Berndt
Herman
Oregon Humane Society
Delbert Haner Jr
Jazz Sax Pioneer Hawkins Dies at 64 in New York
Coleman Hawkins, a foundational tenor saxophonist in jazz, died of bronchial pneumonia in Wickersham Hospital at 64. A St. Joseph Missouri native, he helped develop a full tone and loud volume with Fletcher Henderson in the mid 1920s and led bands from the late 1930s. He appeared recently at the Fillmore East. Surviving: wife Dolores, son Rene, two daughters Colette and Mrs. Melvin Wright. Funeral Friday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. burial Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx.
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St. Joseph
Hawkins
Fletcher Henderson
Roseland Ballroom
New York
Fillmore East
Dolores
Rene
Colette
Melvin Wright
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Bronx
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Annalou Banker Succumbs at 90
Mrs. Annalou Roll Banker 90 of 2901 Sheldon Road died at 2 45 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness She was born in Galion and was among the first women to graduate from Ohio Northern University A Middletown resident since 1902 she taught at the old North School and belonged to First United Methodist Church Surviving are a son P G Banker Jr Nashville three daughters Eloise Senneider Corinna Sauter and Annalou Thomas seven grandchildren two great grandchildren Graveside services 2 30 p m tomorrow at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Peastown with Rev E Eugene Frazer officiating Arrangements Wilson Memorial Home No visitations.
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Annalou Roll Banker
Sheldon Road
Middletown Hospital
Banker
Galion
Ohio Northern University
Middletown
Old North School
First United Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Nrea
Current Events Club
P. G. Banker Sr
P. G. Banker ,Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Eloise Senneider
Corinna Sauter
Chicago
Annalous Thomas
Chatham
N. J
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Peasttown
E. Eugene Frazer
Wilson Memorial Home
Marion A Moore 79 Vinita Okla dies after long illness
Marion A Moore 79 of Vinita Oklahoma formerly Middletown died Sunday at Craig County Hospital She moved from Middletown in 1942 and was employed by Armco Steel Corp Surviving daughter Mrs Jane Neal Middletown and two grandchildren Funeral held 11 am Thursday at Woodside Cemetery Rev Robert McNamara officiating McCoy Leffler Funeral Home no visitations
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Marion A. Moore
Vinita
Okla
Middletown
Craig County
Paul J. Mitchell 93 dies in Marion Indiana
Paul J. Mitchell 93 of Marion Indiana died yesterday at Marion General Hospital. He previously lived in Springboro and Slue Ball.
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Franklin — Paul J. Mitchell
Marion, Ind
Springboro
Slue Ball
Marion
Ind
General
Obituaries and funeral notices listing multiple services
Mrs iarriett Carson aged 95 of 1239 High Street has services at 2 p.m. tomorrow Webb. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Winton Ray of 132 Beckett Street buried today at Greenwood Cemetery. Candy Stokes aged 52 of 332 North Sixth Street has services Saturday in La Follette Tennessee. George Fitzgerald aged 50 of 2515 Rochester Drive has services at 10:50 a.m. tomorrow Webb.
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Iarriett Carson
High St
Webb
Winton Ray
Beckett St
Greenwood Cemetery
Candy Stokes
Sixth St
la Follette
Tenn
George Fitzgerald
Rochester Drive
Man Robbed At Knifepoint On City Street
Lemon Adkins of 4946 Gingrich Road reported being robbed of 80 dollars at knife point in a South Main Street car at about 1 30 a m. He asked for a bandage for a forehead cut. Police said the incident may have occurred outside city limits and advised contacting Butler County sheriff's deputies.
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Lemon Adkins
Gingrich Road
S. Main
Adkins
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Boiling Vegetables Blamed For Fatigue
Dr Geoffrey Taylor of London warns that boiling vegetables during preparation removes vitamins and causes epidemics of mental fatigue. He identifies factories hospitals schools and colleges as the worst offenders for nutrient loss.
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London
Geoffrey Taylor
Memorial Day Observance Plans Under Preparation in Middletown
Middletown prepares its 20th annual Memorial Day observance led by Memorial Day Association chair Robert Armbruster. Seventy parade units have registered for a parade from Broad and Manchester to Woodside Cemetery with ceremonies at 9 and 11:15 AM. Fire damage reported at the Memorial Plaza area and scattered electrical issues noted at a local home and Taft Elementary School.
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Middletown
Memorial Day Association
Robert Armbruster
Broad
Manchester
Pan
Onauuyen
Anaunce
Woodside
E. Central Ave
Cromwell Chairmen Named for Supt Cromwell Dinner
Cromwell officials named chairmen for committees for a retirement appreciation dinner for Middletown school Superintendent Howard Cromwell. The event June 30 will be held in the new high school cafeteria with chairs listed for program, food and decoration, tickets, gifts, and more.
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Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Robert Cordray
Knight Goodman
iRobert Baker
Ron Trowbridge
Sam Noblet
Robert Wearly
Robert Johnson
Edward Hopple
Joe Woodruff
Trowbridge and Johnson
Editor Dies On Fishing Trip In Canada
Grover E. Mitchell 60 amuses editor of the Dayton Daily News died Sunday of an apparent heart attack on a fishing trip to Fort Loring Ontario. A Reading native, he rose from copy boy to amusement editor and later taught journalism at Ohio University before returning to the News in 1945. He is survived by wife Margaret Josten two daughters a step-sister and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Rohde & Sons in Cincinnati.
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Dayton
Grover E. (Gee) Mitchell
Dayton Daily News
Canada
Mitchell
Margaret Josten
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fort Loring
Ontario
Reading
The
Daily News
Athens Messenger
Ohio University
the News
Jan Garber
E. F. Hupman
Rohde & Sons Funeral Home
Cincinnati
Junkyards Must Fence Laws Court
The U S Supreme Court rejected an Akron Ohio auto wrecker's claim that Ohio law requiring six foot fences for junkyards within specified distances violates the constitution. Charles and Robert Buckley argued aesthetic concerns allowed gatekeeping. The Ohio Supreme Court had upheld the fence rule and the U S Supreme Court denied further explanation.
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Washington
Akron
Ohio
Supreme Court
Charles
Robert Buckley
Buckley
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Two Youths Wounded In Sandusky Burglary Attempt
In Sandusky Ohio two 18 year olds were wounded by Patrolman Thomas Coughlin during a burglary at Mr Wiggs store. Ray Trevino and Russell Carroll were shot after threatening the officer with guns they were taking. Both suspects were in good condition and charged with breaking and entering.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Sandusky
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Butler
Butler County
Shaker Vocational School
Donna Louis
Carraher
Charles van Duren
Charles Carraher Jr
Grand Jury
Nationwide Insurance
Harold Wenger
First Ave
Once
Kenneth R. Selby
Perry St
Nationwide
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
OFFEN
SUN
Corky’s
Orchard & Roosevelt
Rink
Coleman Hawkins
Wickersham Hospital
Rye
Annalou Banker
Florence
Wayne
Franklin
Frances Good
Eustis
Fla
Woodhill Cemetery
Herman McCoy
Raven Funeral Home
Marion Moore
Paul Mitchell
Memorial Plaza
15Th Ave
Evelyn Turner
Taft Elementary School
Verity Parkway
Cromwell
Westinghouse
Melampy
Central Ave
John J. Gilligan
Middletown D Mocratic Club
Butler County Democrats
Pol. Adv
Busch
South Main
St. CL Crain
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