Five ONU Students Jailed After Dorm Raid
ADA Ohio five Ohio Northern University students are jailed in Hardin County on charges connected to a dormitory raid at Clark Hall. Police say 75 to 100 students gathered after a 12:45 a.m. tip. two students face traffic violations while three are held for investigation of raid-related charges. The matron reported a broken dorm door as deputies dispersed the crowd.
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Ada
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Hardin County
Kenton
Byron Heffner
Clark Hall
Heffner
William Lease
James Baldridge
Grant For Renewal Eyed At Hamilton
Hamilton City Council approved applying for urban renewal funds to redevelop a block in the downtown business district. Plans call for clearing the block bounded by High Front Market and N Second streets and building a large department store other stores a motel and a 500 car underground garage. Estimated net cost 1 762 500 with the city share 507 125. The planning commission noted most current buildings no longer meet safety standards.
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Hamilton
Front
Market
N. Second Streets
City Planning Commission
Deputies Check Two Thefts Here
Two minor thefts were reported to sheriff's deputies today. About 60 dollars in change was taken from two pinball machines at T. J.'s Lunchroom on 2844 Burbark Street. Deputy Sheriff James Davis reported. William Jolliff of 6705 Allen Road told deputies that a .22 caliber pistol valued at 59 dollars was taken from a bedroom dresser.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Burbark St
James Davis
William Jolliff
Allen Road
Loss $9,000 In Warren Fire
A morning barn fire on Strout Road near Morrow destroyed a barn owned by Robert Rees. Fire units from Morrow and Clarksville fought the blaze to save nearby structures. hay and farm implements inside the barn were lost.
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Lebanon
Strout Road
Morrow
Robert Rees
Clarksville
Liberia's Trade Gain Surpasses 500 Percent in 16 Years
The Republic of Liberia has expanded foreign trade by more than fivefold over the past sixteen years, reflecting strong growth in import and export activity and rising economic engagement with international partners.
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Republic of Liberia
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Area
Willis F Laut 64 a retired Armco melter died at Middletown Hospital after two years of ill health. He spent his career at Armco Steel Corp starting in 1919 rising to senior helper before retirement. Survived by wife Jeanette two sons Richard and Thomas three daughters and eight grandchildren. Requiem High Mass Friday at Holy Trinity Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Dewey Roberts 60 of Trenton Route 1 died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after illness since September. Survived by wife Mittie three daughters three sons two brothers two sisters and 10 grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Willis F. Laut
Marshall Road
Armco
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Laut
Armco Steel Corp
American Legion
New Bremen
Middletown
Jeaninette
Richard
Cleveland
Thomas
Joseph Dilson
Robert Tranter
Gerald Long
Raymond
Donald
Carl LaPole
Chester Hagan
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside
Schramm Funeral
Dewey Roberts
Trenton Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Roberts
Clay County
Trenton
Mittie
Sal Barker
Albuquerque
N. M
Phyllis Simpkins
Maxine Roberts
Ruphard
Chicago
Thayer
Gunnison
Colo
Mrs Anna Andre 72 of Middletown Dies at Hospital
Mrs Anna Andre 72 of 1241 Ellen Drive Middletown died at Middletown Hospital at 8 am after three weeks as a patient. She was a seamstress for Rathman Troop Furniture 1954 1959 and a member of Catholic Ladies of Columbia Holy Trinity Church and Married Ladies Sodality. Survived by son Marcellus daughter Alva Andre six Wisconsin brothers five sisters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 am Saturday Holy Trinity Church burial Woodside Cemetery with Schramm Funeral Home visiting hours and Rosary Friday 8:15 pm.
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Anna M. Andre
Ellen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Andre
Rathman Troop Furniture
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Holy Trinity Church
Married Ladies Sodality
Grant County
Wis
Middletown
Thomas
Marcellus
Alva Andre
Wisconsin
Woodside
Schramm
Mrs Bertha Huffman Dies at 99 in Monroe Home
Mrs Bertha M Huffman aged 99 died at 1125 yesterday at Mt Pleasant Home Monroe born in Hamilton and long time Middletown resident of 60 years. She was member of First Presbyterian Church and Women's Association husband Alfred died in 1930.
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Bertha Huffman
Bertha M. Huffman
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Seventh Ave
Huffman
Hamilton
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred
Sponsel Dies of Heart Attack at Middletown Home
William Sponsel 54 died of a heart attack at 6 50 p m yesterday at 1718 Wayne Ave He retired two years ago after seven years as a guard for Aeron Manufacturing Corp and earlier spent 20 years with P Lorillard Co Born in Olympia Kentucky he lived in Middletown 42 years Surviving are his wife Grace a son Robert of Trenton three brothers Oscar Charles and Jesse and a sister Lilly Pummill Services 2 p m Thursday Riggs Funeral Home Rev John R Stamper will officiate Burial will follow Friends may call tomorrow 3 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Howard
Middletown
Wilson Memorial Home
Russell Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
Theemorial Home
William
Bill) Sponsel
Wayne Ave
Sponsel
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
The
P. Lorillard Co
Olympia
Grace
Robert
Trenton
Oscar
Dayton
Charles
Jesse
Oxford
Ala
Lilly Pummill
Riggs Funeral Home
John R. Stamper
Obituary: Mrs Mellie Bailey 86 of Lebanon
Mrs Mellie Bailey age 86 died yesterday at her home on Lebanon Route 1. Survived by two daughters Leona Campbell and Ruth McMullin both of Lebanon and a son Charles. Services Friday at Oswald Memorial Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 4 to 8 p.m.
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Lebanon
Mellie Bailey
Lebanon Rt. 1
Leona Campbell
Ruth McMullin
Charles
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Memorial
Lebanon grief as George Holmes valued resident passes
George Holmes 77 died at his South Lebanon home. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Harriett Fisher and three sisters all of Dayton. Services Thursday at 3 p.m. Oswald Memorial Home burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Lebanon
George Holmes
South Lebanon
Mary
Harriett Fisher
Mattie Shanhan
Emma Johnson
Ruth Crane
Dayton
Oswald
Mrs Sue Kelly longtime Eaton native dies at 87
Mrs Sue Kelly 87 of Dayton and longtime Eaton area resident died at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton at 11 30 a m yesterday. There are no immediate survivors private services will be held tomorrow at R C Nein and Sons Funeral Home with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton there will be no visitations
Mason widow Margaret Thompson dies at 89 in Cincinnati
Margaret Thompson Mason ninety one, 89, of Mason died yesterday at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati. She is survived by four daughters Miss Margaret Thompson of Pine City New York Mrs Donna Riesenberg of Reading Mrs May Kincaide of Mulberry and Mrs Frieda Berkley of Cincinnati and two sons Bert of Mason and Earl of Madeira. Funeral services held at Gallimore Funeral Home Thursday with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Margaret Thompson Mason
Margare Thompson
Mason
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Margaret Thompson
Pine City
N. Y
Donna Riesenberg
Reading
May Kincaide
Mulberry
Frieda Berkley
Bert
Earl
Madeira
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Hamilton Deaths Walter Pettit Dies at 82 in Campbell Park
Walter Pettit 82 of 303 Lockwood Avenue Campbell died. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Campbell.
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Walter Pettit
Lockwood Ave
Campbell
Two Franklin County Brothers Die In Southeast of West Jefferson Crash
In London Ohio two Franklin County brothers Raymond Thompson 25 and Russell Thompson 23 died when their car overturned near West Jefferson crashing into a tree about three miles southeast of the town. The crash occurred Monday night.
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London, Ohio
Franklin County
West Jefferson
Raymond
Russell Thompson
Galloway
First successful sugar beet refining plant opens in California
The first successful sugar beet refining plant in the United States opened in California, marking a milestone in agricultural processing and industrial development. Details about the exact location, company, and date appear in the local report.
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California
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Warren
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Woodlawn
Leffler
Finest Funeral Home
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Ily
National
Willis Laut
Poth
First Nationale
First National
Anna Andre
FDIC
William Sponsel
Mrs
Sue Kelly
YOUR
Carrier Boy
P.T.O. Quick
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