Optimists Honor Local Youths At Appreciation Week Event
About ten area youths and leaders of teen organizations were guests at the Middletown Optimist Club Friday noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. James Webb described Youth Appreciation Week goals to redeem the reputation of a generation, noting that over 95 percent of teens stay out of trouble. Each student was introduced by a youth group leader and spoke on their organization’s activities, with certificates presented by club president John Walker.
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Middletown
Optimist Club
Manchester Motor Inn
James Webb
Webb
Mark Lew
Charlene Seidner
Jackie Antony
Joyce Grand
Veda McCray
Ruby Schroeder
B. P. Allen
Ted Fry
John Walker
Miami University Campus Receives $422,440 in Federal Funds
The Middletown campus of Miami University received 422,440 in federal higher education funds as part of Ohio Board of Regents allocations for a science and technology building. The money replaces an equal amount of state funds and does not increase the project budget. Architects continue planning with construction hoped to start February and finish September 1968, though timing is uncertain.
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Middletown
Miami University
Ohio Board of Regents
Regents
Miami
Board of Regents
Behavioral Science
Oxford
German immigrant seeks name change in naturalization case
Santa Ana California AP reports Joachim Ludwig Schnitterbaum a German immigrant seeks to change his name to Joe Ludwig Schnitterbaum upon naturalization highlighting the identity question facing new citizens.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Joachim Ludwig Schnitterbaum
Joe Ludwig Schnitterbaum
Woman Bound Over On Shoplifting Charge
A 37 year old woman, Cora Bennett of Springfield, bound over to the Butler County grand jury on a larceny charge after waiving a preliminary hearing in Middletown Municipal Court. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Accused of shoplifting from Central Store on Central Avenue and Verity Parkway a month ago. Other cases include Donald Owens 19 of Dayton fined 200 dollars and 60 days jail on petit larceny, suspended jail if he stays out of Butler County. Darnell Watson 19 of 810 15th Ave fined 50 dollars and costs with suspended 30 day jail for disorderly conduct. Freda Burgess 19 of 2217 Pearl St jailed 90 day suspended for assault and battery. Warren Wells 18 of 2214 Baltimore St fined 50 dollars for failing to report property damage. Glenn Miller 26 of 300 Yankee Road fined 50 dollars for disorderly conduct. Edward Marsh 23 of Mason, MI fined 25 dollars for a hunting use violation and Terry Ely 21 of 4205 Vannest Ave fined 25 dollars for open flask.
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Butler County
Middletown
Cora Bennett
Springfiell
J. T. Lamb
Central Store
Central Avenue
Verity Parkway
Donald Owens
Dayton
Lamb
Owens
McAlpin's
Darnell Douglas Watson
15Th Ave
Freda Burgess
Pearl St
Warren Lee Wells
Baltimore St
Glenn C. Miller
Yankee Road
Edward Marsh
Mason, m
Terry Ely
Vannest Ave
Smith Ave
Craig
Hal Stevens
N. Heinkel Road
John Potter
Manchester Road
Potter
Paul M. Sallee
August Ave
Terry R. Emmons
Lebanon
Lamberton St
Miss Emmons
Irene Gillam
Bechtel
Franklin
Billie Dickey
Carolina St
Grimes Street
Keith L. Hollingsworth
Oberon Drive
Mary B. Weiss
Clark Street
Jefferson Avenue
Bob Grimes
14Th Ave
Wallace R. Drury
Robinson-Vail Road
Columbia Avenue
Sorg Paper Co
Minor Crash Injures Woman Here Slightly
A 22 year old woman was injured slightly in a minor auto crash early this morning. Mary Smith of 812 16th Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital and dismissed. Police said she was a passenger in a car driven by Willie King of 800 18th Ave when the auto went into a ditch at 12 30 a m. on the dead end of 20th Avenue causing 75 dollars damage. Other crashes listed include Vera Russell and others with various damages and charges including driving without a license and failing to yield.
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Mary Smith
16Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Willie King
18Th Ave
20Th Avenue
Revival services moved to Meadowlawn Church of God
Bulletin announces Crawford Street First Church of God will hold tomorrow’s morning service at Sherman School after a furnace explosion. Revival services set for Monday to Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. will be hosted at Meadowlawn Church of God.
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John Paul Pappas
Greece
Crawford Street
First Church of God
Sherman School
Meadowlawn
Church of God
Mistrial Declared in Manslaughter Case in Hamilton County
Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer declared a mistrial in the Victor Lee Gilbert manslaughter hearing after a juror disclosed a relative who was a law enforcement officer. The case will be reset. defense attorney Henry E. Sheldon argued the mistrial following the juror's disclosure.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Victor Lee Gilbert
Mayer
Franklin
Fiehrer
Henry E. Sheldon
Cincinnati
Gilbert
Amanda School Joins Green Pennant Safety Winners
Amanda School joins 11 elementary schools in receiving the Green Pennant Award for traffic safety for 1965 1966. Principal Homer Davis and student council president Danny Sewell accepted the pennant from J F Seibold of Middletown Safety Council at an assembly for 660 students.
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Homer Davis
Amanda School
Danny Sewell
J. F. Seibold
Middletown
Mentary
Ptl
Jack Combs
Division of Police
Howard Cromwell
Carel Cosby Jr
Oneida School
Man Hurt Seriously At Armco Steel Project
A %-year-old man, Harold Durst of Troy, was seriously injured Friday when a steel beam struck his head while he stood in a hole near a footing on a bridge at Armco Steel Corp. Project 600. He was taken to Middletown Hospital and later to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton in critical condition. Durst, an employee of Miller-Valentine Co., lower tier subcontractor, was working on a footing when the beam slipped and hit him at 3:50 p.m.
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Harold Durst
Troy Rt. 2
Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Durst
Miller- Valentine Co
Armco Steel Corp
Oxford State Road
Deaths And Funerals Pfc Hatton Killed In Vietnam
Pfc. Robert W. Hatton 21 brother of Mrs. Sandy Riley of 2110 Brell Drive will be honored with a 9 30 a m Monday service at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton. He died last Sunday in Vietnam from chest injuries after fragments from an exploding grenade. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hatton of Hamilton. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Marie Nunnally of Miami Fla and Mrs. Lida Burgher of Fullerton Calif. Services set for Spiker Funeral Home Canton with West Lawn Cemetery burial. Local arrangements by Schramm Funeral Home.
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Robert Hatton
Army
Robert W. Hatton
Sandy Riley
Brell Drive
Brown-Dawson Funeral
Hamilton
Hatton
Viet Nam
George Hatton
Kendall services set for 86 year old Ernest Kendall
Ernest Kendall of 201 Welch Road dies after a short illness at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. He was treasurer of Morrow Presbyterian Church and retired in 1940 as manager of the Sears Roebuck store in Logansport Indiana. Survived by wife Katherine a daughter Anna Bennett two brothers two grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Morrow
Ernest Kendall
Welch Road
Yale Funera
Morrow Cemetery
Kendall
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Morrow Presbyterian Church
Sears Roebuck
Logansport
Ind
Katherine
Anna Bennett
Pleasant Plain Rt. 1
Thomas
Walnut Creek
Calif
Louis
Death of Mrs Pearl M Fish in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Pearl M Fish 80 of 1115 Manor Ave Canton died at 8 20 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital after a heart attack while visiting sister Mrs Bessie Smith in Middletown She was born in Tarentum Pennsylvania and her husband Charles died in 1959.
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Pearl M. Fish
Manor Ave
S. W
Canton
Middletown Hospital
Fish
Bessie Smith
Middletown
Tarentum
Charles
Malissa Bowman 90 Lebanon woman dies at nursing home
Malissa E Bowman 90 of 214 W Mulberry Street Lebanon died Thursday at Wright Nursing Home Mason. Survived by two daughters Effie Maylor Tucson Arizona Polly Chastain Oakland California three sons Dudley Lebanon Daniel San Diego Dewey Franklin eight grandchildren Services 2 p m Tuesday South Lebanon Church of God Burial Lebanon Cemetery Visiting hours Monday 4 to 9 p m Oswald Memorial Home
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Lebanon
Malissa E. Bowman
W. Mulberry St
Wright
Mason
Effie Maylor
Tucson
Ariz
Polly Chastain
Oakland
Calif
Dudley
Daniel
San Diego
Dewey
Franklin
South Lebanon
Hit-Skip Driver Sought After Evening Collision
Hamilton deputies hunted a hit and run suspect after a Friday night crash at Rt. 73 and S Main Street in Excelle. Frederick McIntosh, 23, of St. Petersburg Florida, was stopped at a light when another car veered and struck his right rear fender.
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Hamilton
Rt. 73
S. Main Street
Excelle
Bill Fisher
Sheriff's Department
Frederick McIntosh
St. Petersburg
Fla
S. Main St
Nevada Test Site conducts low yield nuclear detonation
A low yield underground nuclear test blast occurred Friday at the Nevada Test Site. The device produced less than 20 000 tons of TNT and marked the 32nd weapons related test announced this year.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
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