Seven injured in two car Franklin Middletown crash
A Franklin woman and six others were hospitalized after a 2 car crash on Ohio 741 and Ohio 63. Driver Mildred Smallwood age 37 suffered head leg and ankle injuries and remained in serious condition in ICU. A truck driver also injured as a semi overturned after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Mildred Smallwood
Mentz Road
Karen K. Walters
Germantown Road
Catherine Drinker Bowen Dies at 76 in Philadelphia
Award-winning biographer Catherine Drinker Bowen died Thursday in Philadelphia after a cancer battle. The author of 12 books wrote notable biographies of Sir Edward Coke John Adams and Oliver Wendell Holmes and was working on a Benjamin Franklin biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Drinker Bowen
Sir Edward Coke
Philadelphia
John Adams
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Benjamin Franklin
Razor's Edge Barbershop Concert Headlined by Two Guest Quartets
The Razor's Edge chorus hosts its annual concert tomorrow at Middletown High School theater at 8 p.m. with guest quartets The 5th Edition and The Instigators from Pennsylvania plus three chapter quartets The Whatfour The Travelers and The Something Else. Tickets are 2.50 for adults 1.50 for students available from Razor's Edge members Lewis Drug Stores Shrock's Hardware or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razor's Edge
Middletown High School
Pennsylvania
Spebsqsa
Razor’s Edge
Whatfour
The
Travelers
Something Else
Lewis Drug Stores
Shrock’s
Musicians Sought for Campus Production of Oklahoma
The Campus Community Players seek orchestra members for Oklahoma! under new musical director John Trotta due to Melba Stitt illness. Rehearsals at Dave Finkelman Auditorium today 6 7 p m tomorrow 6 8 p m and Sunday 2 4 p m. Performance set for November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotta
Melba Stitt
Trotta
Dave Finkelman
Middletown High School Hosts First Combined In Service
Middletown High and Freshman High hold their first joint in service program at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the MHS theater. Freshmen dismiss at 12:45 p.m., middletown students at 1:15 p.m. Jack Moore of Lima Senior is the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
MHS
Jack Moore
Lima Senior High School
Robert Johnson
North Central Association
Middletown
Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Calls Across City
At 6 59 p m a fire at 610 16th Ave sent Johnie Glenn 24 to hospital by ambulance after treatment. At 11 29 p m Ervie Gilbert 25 was taken to hospital by ambulance for bleeding from mouth and nose after treatment. At 11 32 p m Dora Turner 82 was driven to hospital by ambulance for breathing difficulty with no condition listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Ave
Johnie Glenn
Oberon Drive
Ervie Gilbert
Tytus Ave
Dora Turner
Eighteen Nominated For Civic Association Board
Eighteen candidates compete for three year terms on the Civic Association’s board of governors. Balloting runs Nov 15 to Dec 6 at payroll deduction workplaces with ballots mailed to direct payers. Top nine by Dec 12 will form the 37 member board. Nominees include Edward W. Barker Arthur G. Beach Allen H. Bechtel S Alvin Bell John A. Cummins Paul J. Day Paul R. Deger Samuel W. Gruwell Gordon E. Hughes John P. Hupka Robert E. Kash Calvin F. Lloyd Mrs. Peg Manning Robert J. McDade Dick Monroe Frank C. Neal Dr. G. Walter Weber and Paul Wilch Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
Board of Governors
Edward W. Barker
First National Bank
Arthur G. Beach
Packaging Corporation of America
Allen H. Bechtel
Citizens Savings & Loan
S. Alvin Bell
Armco Steel Corp
John A. Cummins
Inland Container Corp
Paul J. Day
Middletown Journal
Paul R. Deger
Diamond International Corp
Manchester Machine Division
Samuel W. Gruwell
Square D Co
Gordon E. Hughes
John P. Hupka
Robert E. Kash
Sorg Paper Co
Calvin F. Lloyd
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Peg Manning
Chamber of Commerce
Robert J. McDade
Crystal Tissue Co
Dick Monroe
Dick Monroe Insurance Agency, Inc
Frank C. Neal
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
G. Walter Weber
First Baptist Church
Paul Wilch Jr
Paper Board
Deaths and funerals of Robert H. Henderson and others
Robert H. Henderson 50 of 2013 Howard Ave died Thursday at the VA Hospital in Birmingham after a heart attack. He served in the Army in World War II and Korea, was once a prisoner of war, and worked as a painter for Square D. Surviving family members include his wife Bobbie, three daughters, a son, his mother, sisters, a brother, and several step-relatives. Arrangements are incomplete. Additional Hamilton area deaths include Adelaide Hinterschied 70 and Georgie Schweingruber 82 with services scheduled at Queen of Peace Church and Corbin, Kentucky respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Henderson
Howard Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Henderson
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati
Square-D Co
Marsha Patrick
Melody Henderson
Middletown
Carol Henderson
New Mexico
Larry
Vola Henderson
Ava Colwell
Pauline Fields
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Bobbie
Wanda Moon
Hollansburg
James Lansaw
Illinois
Dianne Lansaw
Theresa Lansaw
Florida
David Moon
Goldie Lawson
Roscoe Williams
Carlisle
Mapley Amburgey
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Hamilton
Adelaide Hinterschied
Columbus
Mass
Queen of Peace Church
Georgie Schweingruber
Progress Ave
Corbin
Marine Pfe James Lansaw Jr. Killed in California Auto Crash
James Lansaw Jr., 19, of Greenville and Middletown native, died October 30 in an auto accident at Yucca California. He had served since August 1972 in the marine forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Pfe
James Lansaw Jr
Greenville
Middletown
Yucca
Calif
Franklin man Richard A. Dane files bankruptcy petition
A Franklin resident, Richard A. Dane, filed a bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court in Dayton yesterday listing assets of 1162 dollars and debts of 18381 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Richard A. Dane
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Illness Threatens Lemon Township Trustee Seat
Mrs. Dorothy Ingram on sick leave risks losing her Lemon Township trustee seat as a 90 day certificate requirement nears completion. Police Chief Tom Shannon vows to resign if a husband wife ticket emerges. Incumbents Donald Linkous and Stanley Rothman face four challengers including Harold Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric von Klinger
Dorothy Ingram
Lemon Township
Ingram
Donald Linkous
Stanley Rothman
Linkous
Rothman
Journal
Helen Brown
Shannon
Trenton and Butler County Reach Sewage Agreement
Trenton votes to let City Manager Rolfe Wagner enter into a pact with Butler County for county sewage treatment. The draft agreement details notice to county officials on federal grant risks and sets 1000 gallon flow rates reviewed annually with adjustments. The county seeks federal aid for a regional plant in LeSourdsville to serve Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric von Klinger
Trenton — Council
Rolfe Wagner
Butler County
Trenton
LeSourdsville
Salzman Road Robbery and Municipal Developments
A Monroe area man Bert Tomlin age 77 was robbed at his Salzman Road home around 11 30 p m the attacker struck him with a pistol and stole about 100 from his wallet before fleeing in a black car north on Salzman Road Tomlin sustained a head and nose injury In another item the council approved a truck bypass plan off State Street via Potter Street with a connector to Hamilton Trenton Road Wagner put design cost at 2500 and offered 6 1 percent of construction cost to include bypass design in sewer work A letter from Arthur Wolman praised a city owned frame building at 17 E State St as ideal for a potential branch library Plans for a joint visit with the Trenton Historical Society were announced Wagner also announced Richard Furlong was hired for the Trenton water department with strong qualifications for water and sewer operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Area
Salzman Road
Bert Tomlin
Sheriff's Deputies
Tomlin
Trenton Council
State Street
Potter Street
Hamilton- Trenton
Wagner
Ralph Woolpert Co
Arthur Wolman
Middletown Public Library
Wolman
E. State St
Library Board
Library
Trenton Historical Society
Richard Furlong
Florida Water Department
Trenton
Water Department
Furlong
Loveland Youth Injured In Lebanon Crash
Ricky L. Black 18, cited for driving under the influence of drugs, was treated at Bethesda North Hospital after losing control of his northbound car on Columbia Road near U S 22. The 1 25 a m crash sent his vehicle into a culvert an embankment and into a creek before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Lee Neu
Randall Drive
Mason
Ellerne Stacy
Mound St
Lebanon
John Charles Borchers
Tipp City
Borchers
Borders
Columbia Road
U.S. 22
Ricky L. Black
Bethesda North Hospital
Carlisle Village approves 1 percent income tax plan
Carlisle Village Council in special session enacted a 1 tax on village income with 70 percent of revenues for capital improvements including police and fire departments and 30 percent for operating expenses. Ordinances allocate 6500 for administrative costs and 500 for office equipment. Clerk notes a survey of income sources will start next week and revenue timing depends on its results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Council
Robert Flischel
Tape Deck Thefts Reported From Franklin Residence
Raymond Price reported two radio tape decks stolen last night from his new home at 819 Union Avenue while he moved furnishings from Red Lion. Police said the theft occurred after Price left the door unlocked during the move. One deck was valued at $400 and the other at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Raymond Price
Union Road
Price
Red Lion
Two Drivers Fined In Careless Driving Case
In Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb fined David Bowman 18 of 4679 Wayne Trace Road Hamilton and Clarice Gillman 32 of 803 Maryetta St 50 each for careless driving. Bowman must attend two traffic school sessions. Steven Lovely 20 of 206 S. Main St was fined 50 and ordered to traffic school for failing to report a traffic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bowman
Wayne Trace Road
Hamilton
Clarice Gillman
Maryetta St
Bowman
Steven Lovely
S. Main St
Bailiff Named for Judge Cramer in Common Pleas Court
Robert Dumes of Cincinnati, 23, newly named bailiff to Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. He succeeds Michael Gmoser, who passed the Ohio bar and will be sworn in tomorrow. Dumes, Indiana University and University of Illinois graduate, attends Chase Law School in Covington with completion planned in 1977. He is Wilbur Cohen’s son in law and the sixth law student to serve as bailiff for Judge Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Robert Dumes
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Dumes
Michael Gmoser
Ohio
Chase Law School
Covington
Indiana University
University of Illinois
Dames
Wilbur Cohen
Middletown
Cramer
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Smallwood
Ohio 741
Ohio 63
Hubert Combs
Oregonia
Timothy Dale Walters
Annissa Walters
Combs
Oklahoma
VENUS
First Avenue
Civic Board
Robert Henderson
Salzman
Carlisle OK
Petersen
Cranford
J. T. Lamb
Venainh
Rogers Jeutelers
Optical Dept
Central Ave
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
U.S
UTD
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