New Overpass Opens in Middletown With Traffic Pattern Changes
City official CA Boeke announces opening of the Shafer Miami overpass and Reinartz Boulevard for traffic late today, with a dedication planned for Saturday November 20. Monroe Street becomes a northbound one way, temporary signals on order, and a raffle study to follow in coming months.
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Shafer Street
Miami Avenue
CA. Boeke
Reinartz Boulevard
Middletown Area
Boeke
Monroe Street
Carlisle Couple to be Honored for Community Service
Carlisle will honor Mr and Mrs Richard VanDerveer for supporting Pee Wee football and baseball in the village. The couple will celebrate their wedding anniversary with an open house at Carlisle Junior High School from 2 to 4 pm.
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Carlisle
Catdente
Svt
Richard VanDerveer
John E Homan
Plomen
VanDerverts
Methodist conference urges female inclusive church teaching materials
Delegates at a New York conference urged the church's Board of Education to radically revise portrayals in teaching materials. They called for women and men to be shown in museum activities, scientific endeavors, and leadership roles as capable, brave, and reliable.
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New York
New York State
Connecticut
ther = chure
Kenton Jazz Clinic and Concert Tickets On Sale
Jazz Orchestra in Residence presents Stan Kenton event at Lemon Monroe High School Monroe Ohio with a clinic and evening concert on December 2 General admission 1 for the clinic 3 for the concert Student 2 Reserved 4. Send payment and self addressed stamped envelope to Lemon Monroe Band. The program runs 2 to 5 pm with Kenton lectures and ensemble sessions. Kenton promotes 150 jazz clinics nationwide.
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Stan Kenton
Lemon-Monroe High School
Lemon Monroe High School
Monroe
Ohio
Kenton
Kenton Kenton
Lemon-Monroe
Patrolman's Son Draws Ten Year Prison Term
Thomas Edwin Wheeler Jr. M4 son of an Ohio Highway Patrol officer was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the Sept. 2 robbery of the Northwest Bank of Oklahoma City after pleading guilty.
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Oklahoma City, Okla
Thomas Edwin Wheeller Jr
Ohio Highway Patrol
Northwest Bank
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Assault Cases Probed No Arrests Yet
Two men remained in hospital after separate assaults in Cincinnati and Middletown. Gerald Smith 1 Garfield St serious skull fracture head injuries found beside a parked car. Garnet Meador 1018 First Ave assaulted by two robbers at Carfax Cafe losing 300 dollars. No arrests reported.
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Victms
Cincinnati
Middletown
Gerald Smith
Garfeld St
General Hospital
Garfield
Smith
Highland Street
Coats
Garnet
Meador
First Ave
Carfax
Tapir Killed On Marinland Highway
Robert Troxell struck a large animal that leaped onto U S 15 in Thurmont Maryland. State police identified the dead animal as a South American tapir that had escaped from its owner in Natural Bridge Virginia the prior week.
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Thurmont, Md
Robert Troxell
U.S. 15
Natural Bridge
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices report Clarence Everett Crow dead on arrival at Midetown Hospital from Powell County Kentucky roots, Armco Steel veteran, surviving wife Edith and multiple children. Services set for 2 p.m. at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home with burial undecided. Also notes longtime Harding Jones Paper Co. employee Mr Shrout with survivors and incomplete arrangements at McCoy-Leffler.
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Clarence Everett Crow
Middletown
Oxford Road
Etown
Crow
Powell County
Armco Steel Corp.s
COF Lodge 956
Edith
Harold
Dayton
Helen Jones
Covington
Harriett Gabbard
Edna Gabbard
Gratis
Nannie Crow
Leroy
John
Franklin
Chester
Cincinnati
George
Ralph
Springboro
Mary Ferguson
McCoy- Leffler
Loma G
Florence, Ky
Elsie
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Infant Leukhardt to be buried in Washington cemetery
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leukhardt of San Diego California formerly of Middletown will be held Saturday at noon at Oak Grove Cemetery Washington Inc Local arrangements are by the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Edward Leukhardt
San Diego
Calif
Middletown
Oak Grove Cemetery
Washington, Inc
McCoy. Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral services for Shelby Taylor at McCoy Leffler
Shelby Taylor aged 70 of 2141 Highland Street will be honored with a 10 a.m. Monday service at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home led by Rev. James McCollum. Burial follows at Woodside Cemetery. Visitation hours are 5 to 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. prior to the service. Mr Taylor died Thursday at home.
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Shelby Taylor
Highland St
McCoy-Leffler
James McCollum
Woodside Cemetery
Taylor
Corbet W. Shrout Dies at 49 in Middletown Hospital
Corbet W. Shrout aged 49 of 4406 Wayne Madison Road Trenton died at 8 40 am today at Middletown Hospital after a period as a patient since November 3.
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Corbett W. Shrout
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Pike Forest Sees Over Two Million Visitors Annually
Pike National Forest in Colorado covers 1 284 710 acres north and west of Colorado Springs and is the most heavily used of the state's 11 national forests. It hosts 300 miles of fishing streams 800 acres of mountain lakes and attracts about 5 000 hunters yearly aiming for roughly 8 000 deer 1 000 elk and 300 black bears.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike National Forest
Here
Colorado
Pike
U.S. Forest Service
Death notices for Ireton and several area residents
Services are set for Lisbon M Ireton 81 of Lebanon Rt 1 at Oswald Funeral Home burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. He died Wednesday of a heart attack in his car near Rochester. Surviving wife Mary a son Stanley and three grandchildren. Also listed are services for Joseph Barger Mary Fore Cora Keppler and Glen Marcum with locations and times noted.
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Lebanon
Lisbon
M. Ireton
Preble Shawnee District to Receive $100000 Foundation Aid
Camden The Preble Shawnee district expects a $100000 advance from 1972 state foundation aid after state education officials confirmed the funds were sent. If the Dec 7 levy fails the district may close Dec 10 with Christmas break set to begin Dec 23 and reopen in January if state funds arrive.
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Camden
Shawnee
Lstate Foundation
Kiracore
State Department of Education
Morning Mail
New Ohio 122 West May Be Speeded Up
Middletown area officials plan to accelerate construction of the new Ohio 122 west of Middletown, now seen as two to three years away. Madison Township trustees will meet with Robert F. Bevis of Division 8 at its Nebanon headquarters to review plans for the bypass and possible upgrades to the existing road before turnover to Butler County.
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Ohio
Middletown
Madison Township
Robert F
Bevis
Highway Department
Division 8
Nebanon
Middletown Area
Butler County
Stanley M. Perin
Commission
Perin
Mann
Restaurant Opening Despite Fire at Arthur Treacher’s
A new Arthur Treacher fish and chips shop at 711 S Brelel Blvd plans to open tonight after a fire yesterday afternoon caused about 1 000 in structural damage and 1 500 to 5 000 in equipment. Firemen responded at 3 51 p m. The outlet’s Columbus franchise holder Joseph Tappi cited a defective fryer thermostat as the blaze cause. Other fires yesterday included an apartment at 1733 Central Ave damaged by a five year old playing with matches and a gutter fire at 516 Crawford St with no damage reported.
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Arthur Treacher
S. Brelel Blvd
Joseph Tappi
Columbus
the Journal
Firmen
Tappi
Central Ave
James Fox
Crawford St
Fremen
Madison Chessmen Beat Middletown in Debut Victory
Madison High School chess club earned its first ever win over Middletown High 7 to 4. Madison players Burt Isaac Charles Cunningham Tom Pratt Rick Larsson Jeff Brown Jerry King and Rick Gibbs led the upset. Middletown’s Dallas McKeller Don Hackney Dennis Jones and Stan Anderson won for their team.
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Madison High School
Middletown
Madison
Burt Isaac
Charles Cunningham
Tom Pratt
Rick Larsson
Jeff Brown
Jerry King
Rick Gibbs
Dallas McKeller
Don Hackney
Dennis Jones
Stan Anderson
Pacifist Hiatt Dies at 84 in Indiana
Burrit Mills Hiatt an international pacifist educator and Quaker leader died on Thursday in Richmond Indiana at 84 He formerly chaired the Ryder Quaker Fellowship and joined the Federal Office of Price Administration in 1942 He later led the Far Practice Association as chief organizer
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Richmond
Ind
Burrit Mills Hiatt
The
Friends Society
Ryder Quakers Fellowship
Federal Office of Price Administration
Far Practice Association
Boro Youths Held On Pot Charges In Lebanon
Three Springboro youths and an adult were charged with possession of marijuana and held at the county Juvenile Detention Center pending investigation. Judge H William Bowers ordered the hold after a preliminary hearing. An adult, Tom Kruer, 18, Dayton, was found guilty of acting to procure marijuana. sentencing pending. In a separate case two adults Stanley Merry of South Lebanon and Raymond Shockley of Morrow were found guilty of delinquency by supplying two 11 year olds with marijuana and were jailed 10 days, fined $100 plus costs.
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Lebanon
Springboro
Oes County
Warren County
H. William Bowers
Tom KrUrer
Dayton
Bowers
Stanley Merry
King Ave
South Lebanon
Raymond Shockley
Main St. Morrow
MUM Instructor Promoted to Assistant Professor
Miami University Middletown Campus faculty member Rosemary A. Fraser is promoted to assistant professor of educational psychology. The promotion follows completion of her PhD at the University of Michigan, where she earned bachelor and master degrees before joining Miami's faculty in 1967.
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Oxford
Miami University
Middletown
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Rosemary A. Fraser
University of Michigan
Democrats Hear City Prosecutor Discuss Court Decisions
James Combs assistant city prosecutor spoke at the Middletown Democratic Club meeting at Eastern Lanes last night. He explained the fourth fifth and eighth amendments and noted the rise in violent crimes by drug influenced offenders.
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U.S. Supreme Court
James Combs
Middletown
Democratic Club
Combs
Columbus Merchant Schottenstein Dies
Columbus businessman and civic leader Leon Schottenstein, 54, died at University Hospital after a brief illness. He was treasurer of Schottenstein Stores Corp. and president of Schottenstein Investment Co., both in Columbus.
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Columbus
Leon Schottenstein
University Hospital
Schottenstein Stores Corp
Schottenstein Investment Co
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Bud) Steller
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Corbet W. Shrout
Joseph Barger
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Hamilton Ave
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Harrison Ave
Proschel
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