Mrs Karl Davis Dies Active OES Member
Naomi Davis 69 of 525 Euclid St died at Middletown Hospital after a two month stay. She belonged to Ida Morningstar Chapter 572 Order of Eastern Star and other groups and sang in the First United Methodist Church choir. Survived by husband Karl mother Alma Reef and brother Ben Roof Jr. Services Friday 10 am at McCoy Leffer Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. An Eastern Star service will be held tomorrow evening.
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Naomi Davis
Euiclid St
Middletown Hospital
Davis
Rmantown
Dietown
Ida Morningstar
Order of Eastern War
White Shrine of
Karl
Alma Reef
Middletown
Ben Roof Jr
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
Services for Harry J. Duane Sr. held in Akron
Services for Harry J. Duane Sr., 86, of Akron and formerly of Middletown, were held today at the Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home. Burial followed in Woodside Cemetery. Mr. Duane died Sunday in Akron. A survivor list was not mentioned beyond those reported.
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Harry Duane Sr
Harry J. Duane Sr
Akron
Middletown
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Woodside Cemetery
Duane
James Jones services set. infant son graveside tomorrow
James Jones of Dayton aged 85 will receive a 2 p.m. service tomorrow. Graveside rites for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Jarvis at Greenwood Cemetery are scheduled for 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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James Jones
Dayton
Webb
Harrison Jarvis
Morris Road
Greenwood Cemetery
Robbery Victims Improved At Middletown Hospital
Two men beaten and robbed were in improved condition at Middletown Hospital. Jack Swanner 40 of Trenton with fair condition and out of the ICU. Charles Lacey with good condition and severe facial injuries. Swanner found in an alley gutter by a taxi driver at 4 40 am. Lacey found in the same alley later by police. Lacey reportedly carried a large sum Monday but had only six dollars when found.
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Middletown Hospital
Jack Swanner
First St
Trenton
Charles Lacey
Reynolds Ave
Swanner
Reynolds Avenue
Lacey
Three Dayton Men Charged in Lamark Drug Store Thefts
Three Dayton men held in Montgomery County jail face charges for two of three hold ups at Lamark Drug Store on Yankee Road, netting over 4000 dollars. Richard Howard Willie Miliner and Hiram Allen are slated for municipal court Friday and are suspects in at least three other robberies, detectives say.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Lamark
Yankee Road
Richard Howard
Willie Miliner
Hiram Allen
Howard
Miliner
Valuable Blue Frog Is Stolen From Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo reports the disappearance of Blue Moon, a rare blue frog, in a Tuesday theft at the elephant house exhibit. This follows a prior theft of a Nene goose. officials suspect a prank or malice and note the animal was found previously in Wayne County by a 6 year old girl.
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Philadelphia
Zoo
Wayne County
Elephant House
Thhen
Three Middletown Teens Named Outstanding of America 1970
Three Middletown High School students Debbie Gephart Marianne Von Bush and Chris Cornella have been named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1970 by the Outstanding Americans Foundation. Judging is by a board of advisers from major youth groups and schools with Doug Blankenship, past national Jaycees president, heading the board.
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Middletown High School
Outstanding Americans Foundation
Debbie Gephart
Marianne von Bush
Chris Cornella
Doug Blankenship
The
Jaycees
Holdups At 324 Yankee Road Totaled Small Sums
An affidavit by store custodian William Dalton cites an $1 800 hold up on November 25. Another affidavit by cashier Nancy Sigler notes $2 300 taken July 22 by Howard Millner and Allen. A third incident on October 28 at the same store yielded a cash loss of 300 to 800 unofficially.
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William Dalton
Howard
Millner and Allen
Nancy Sigler
Yankee Road
Coblentz closes schools as levy votes fail
In Preble County Ohio the Coblentz district announces shutdowns through Jan 5 amid repeated levy defeats. 2100 students stay home from Thanksgiving to Christmas with payroll, state funds, and borrowing options under review. 9 teachers and 54 staff face layoffs. a Dec 12 election could end the crisis.
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Preble County
Mason Ends Two Day Teacher Strike After Pay Raise Agreement
Mason voters previously defeated tax hikes but the Mason Education Association and the school board reached a two to one agreement putting the salary schedule into effect January 1. Pay rises raise starting salaries to 6000 and top to 10200 with a master’s degree and 12 years’ experience. The district will test whether professional days must be made up and voters will decide a 4.9 mill operating levy on December 12 after defeating 6.8 mills in August.
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Paul Beisner
State School Foundation
Beisner
MASON
Mason Education Association
MEA
David Frey
Frey
Fire damages at Aeronca plant in Germantown Road bake
A fire in a large autoclave at the Aeronca plant on Germantown Road damaged an unknown number of airplane parts, mainly Fibreglas for a Boeing 747. No injuries occurred. Fire crews worked from about 9:05 to after 10:30 a.m. Plant manager John A. Bachus cited unknown cause and delayed production estimates due to tool damage.
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Aeronca
Germantown Road
John A. Bachus
Bachus
Wanted Teen Surrenders in Bank Embezzlement Case
Carol Ann Cross, 19, of Dayton Ohio, sought for embezzling 1000 dollars from United National Bank in Cliffside New Jersey, surrendered to the FBI in Albuquerque New Mexico. She was charged with violation of the Federal Reserve Act and held on 500 dollar bond after a U S commissioner appearance.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Carol Ann Cross
Dayton
Ohio
Cliffside
N.J
United National Bank
FBI
Miss Cross
U.S
Robert McCoy
McCalls Printing Head Quits in Dayton
Jack Briggs resigned as president of McCall Printing Co. amid internal problems that hindered production at the Dayton plant. Norton-Simon, the parent firm, said there is no plan to move operations. Briggs left due to frus tration from being away from family in Connecticut and Dayton issues.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jack Briggs
McCall Printing Co
Norton-Simon
McCall’s
Dayton
E. Garrett Bewkes Jr
Briggs
McCall
Bewkes
Connecticut
U S Mint Starts Steam Coinage Presses in 1836
Philadelphia reports the U S Mint activated its first steam coinage presses on March 23 1836 and issued a commemorative medal to mark the milestone.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Mint
Teens Sought to Help Franklin Drive Fundraiser for St Jude
Mrs. Keny Bowman and other Franklin women recruit teens to volunteer for a St. Jude's Children’s Research Hospital fundraising drive in Memphis Tennessee. Teens will collect donations after school on November 25 and a meeting at Hampton Bennett Junior High School is set for tomorrow night.
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Franklin
Keny Bowman
Boys Ave
Bowman
Hampton-Bennett Junior High School
Hero In Hotel Fire Charged With Arson
Robert Elliott, 26, hailed as a hotel hero after awakening guests in the Hotel Keenan fire on November 6, is charged with first degree arson. Police say an accelerant was used on a couch on the second floor, causing four floors of damage and evacuating more than 200 people. Elliott, a head waiter, had a $50,000 bond set.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Elliott
Keenan
Elliott
Dask
Richard Schmedling
Fort Wayne Police Department
Bond
Elks County Club
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OES
Elizabeth Jones
del Ray Beach
Fila
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Point Pleasant Beach
N. J
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Clark
BankAmericard
Chu
Central Avenue
N. Verity Pkwy
Coblentz
Carleton F. Spencer
Coblentz Education Association
CEA
New Na
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Western Ohio Teachers Association
Ohio Education Association
Spencer
McCall’s Printing Head
Employes Tion
Sue
Cess
Dayton Opera
Nimi Gg
NBRAN
S. Broad
Boston Pork Roast
Bologna
SOC Bacon
Sasaze OO
Pillsbury Biscuits
Mueller Thin Spaghetti
Beaute’ Boutique
Clinton
Post Office
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