Warren Lawyer Krehbiel Sr. Dies After Prolific Career
Warren attorney and former judge and Montgomery County prosecutor Frankin C. Krehbiel Sr. 75 died Tuesday after a fall and hip fracture at his home. Services set for Friday at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Middletown with burial in Spring Grove, Cincinnati. Surviving are his wife Lona, son Franklin C Jr., daughter-in-law Lillian Coles, and grandchildren. memorials at Oswalt Funeral Home, Lebanon.
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Franklin C. Krehbiel
Warren
Mentgomery
Kettern
Memorial Hospital
S. E. Sadway
Kebbel
Montgomery County
Vmonteiiers County Common Pleas Court
Paige
Lona
Frankin C Jr. Ci
Cimti
Lillian Coles
Kettering
Church of Desu
Christ of Latter Day Saints
Middletown
Bisho Glen Taylor
Spring Grove Cemeter
Cincinnati
Premis
Oswalt Funeral Home
Dayton Man Joseph Kessa Dies at 81
Joseph Kessa 81 of Dayton died at 5 07 am Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a four month illness. He was born in Austro Hungary and had been a longtime resident of the area. He was the brother of Mrs Anna Stahl of Middletown.
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Joseph Kessa
Dayton
Anna Stahl
Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital
Mr. Kessa
Austeis-iungary
Services for James H Veer 3 at Germantown on Friday
Obituary item listing services for James H Veer 3 at 11 am Friday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown with Rev Archie Carmack officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Frie may call Wednesday 6 to 9 pm at funeral home. Surviving include two daughters Mrs Moses Phelton Austin Minnac Mrs Martha Stivers Germantown two sons Don Middletown James Monroe Mich five sisters and a brother plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Sos
Manchester Road
John Arpp
Gernattown
Archie Carmack
Germantown Cemetery
Fries
Moses
Germantown
Bob's Truck Service
Moses Phelton
Austin
Minnac
Martha Stivers
Don
Middletown
James
Monroe
Mich
Everette Zech
G. E. Tue
Murell Shaffer
Gienna Carlos
John Braveitt
Springboro
Paul
Grancehildren
Acronca Exec Completes Course at Wittenberg University
Thomas J. Smith of Aeronca, Inc. completed a fourth level course in Wittenberg Universitys Management Development Program. The three day seminar titled Management by Objectives featured the university faculty plus guest lecturers from local industries.
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Thomas J. Smith
Aeronca, Inc
Wittenberg
School of Community Education
Idustries
Middletown Teachers Get Pay Hikes Restored by Board
Middletown school board heard that teacher pay raise increments frozen in Phase 1 were thawed by the IRS office in Cymemnati. Raises become effective Nov. 15 with retroactive pay under review, while December checks will reflect the increases.
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Middletown
Internal Revenue Service
Cymemnati
Board of Education
Betty York
India Admits Crossing Border in Self-Defense
India acknowledges orders allowing border cross for self defense and says troops crossed into East Pakistan after a tank battle. Gandhi says Mukt Bahini rebels seized areas in East Pakistan and caused Pakistani casualties as Pakistan reports heavy losses, including destroyed tanks and jets.
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Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Mukt Bahini
Mukti Bahini
East Pakistan Liberation Army
Bogra
Irtia
Bowra
Calcutta
Jessore
East Pakistan
Ince
New Delhi
Services Set For Victim Charlies F Sherritt Lebanon
Services for Charlies F. Sherritt 59 of Lebanon mounted Route will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Church of God in Oregonia with Rev. Marvin Hocker officiating Burial will be in Miami Cemetery at Corwin Friends may call Stubbs Conner Funeral Home Waynesville Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. He was killed Tuesday pushing his wife’s car to start near Ohio 122 and Ohio 48 after recently retiring from Chrysler Air Temp He was Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 9 in Oregonia and a member of American Legion Post 186 in Lebanon Surviving are his wife Dora a foster son Leroy Atkinson of Franklin two brothers Gerald of Lebanon and Floyd of Hamilton and three foster grandchildren.
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Crawiad St
Charles Martin
Frank
Fire Department
Ratler County
Garret Howe
Mr & Snett
Armco Meel Corp
Viola
Dorsey
Cleveland
Jack
Trenton
Dean Mize
Florita
Sarah Hayes
Idaho
McCowlstiler
Ierschel Caudill
Woolside
Freuls
Dayton
Gardenes Alen
Sam
Wilson-Schramm Mermars
S. Main St
Robert Lodwick
Woodside Cemetery
Lebanon
Charlies F. Sherritt
Lebanon Mounted Route
Church of God
Oregonia
Marvin Hocker
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
Waynesville
Sherritt
Ohio 122
Ohio 48
Chrysler Air
Former Resident Killed at Nebraska Construction Site
Ronald E. Rodgers, 27, formerly of Middletown, was killed at 4 45 p m yesterday after falling more than 100 feet at a North Platte construction site where he worked for Commonwealth Construction Co He had moved from California with his family and lived with his parents in Neligh Neb Survived by wife Patricia two daughters Tammy Lynn and Ronda Ann four brothers Gordon Dwight Arlan and Randy and maternal grandparents Arrangements were incomplete at Morris Hoepfinger Funeral Home Neligh
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Middletown
North Platte
Neb
Commonwealth Construction Co
Mr. Rodgers
California
Dewayne Rodgers
Neligh
Patricia
Tammy Lynn
Ronda Ann
Raymond Drive
Gordon
Dwight
Arlan
Randy
Brown trial delayed as suppress evidence hearing proceeds
Anthony Wayne Brown, 18, of Middletown faces first degree murder in Clyde Brown’s July 31 death. Attorneys seek to suppress a police statement from Sept 6 claiming improper rights warning. The case, before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer, may proceed to a three judge panel with jurors awaiting trial start. Willie C Lindsey, 19, of Middletown, was recently convicted of murder during a robbery and given a life sentence.
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Richard J. Wessel
Edward Kezur
Hamilton
Richard G
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
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Clyde Brown
Sportman’s Cafe
Garfield Street
Anthony Wayne Brown
Willie C. Lindsey
15Th Ave
Middletown
Mercy
Lindsey
Ohio
Middletown Man Wounded In Accidental Shotgun Blast
Harold W. Harden, 41, was wounded in both thighs by a discharged 20 gauge shotgun while he and his brother were examining it. The accident occurred near 5800 State Road in Middletown. Harden was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Middletown
Butler County
Harold W. Harden
Shura Road
Middletown Hospital
Elbert L. Harden
State Road
Harden
Verity program to expand if future evaluation succeeds
The plan proposes expanding the program to other schools next semester if Verity’s current evaluation shows success. It aims to introduce students to vocational opportunities as part of the curriculum expansion.
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Ren
Verity
School Buses to be Sold at Public Auction
Middletown school buses four vehicles two 1958 models and one 1960 modelwill be offered at a public auction on December 10 at 1 20 p m The school board previously decided no formal bids were needed but seven bidders expressed interest offering above 600 dollars prompting an auction The sale will be conducted under guidance of board legal counsel Tilmon Ellison and superintendent Robert Johnson distributed notices to all seven bidders.
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Middletown
Roosevelt Middle School
Sunset Park Drive
Central Avenue
Woodruff
Ciity
Alameda
McKnight Drive
Tilmon Ellison
Robert Johnson
Robber hits Welfare Finance cash drawer in downtown raid
A lone bandit robbed Welfare Finance at 1053 Central Ave late yesterday, taking unknown money after forcing cashier Miss Mary Mikula to hand over cash in $10 and $20 bills. Witnesses Melvin Miller and Foster Evans described the suspect, unmasked, about six feet tall with Afro hair, wearing a brown topcoat. The revolver was blue steel, chambering .32 or .38 caliber. The thief fled behind Sears Store. pursuit failed.
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Mary Mikula
Welfare Finance
Central Ave
Melvin Miller
Sears
Miller
Foster Evans
Applications Open For Epilepsy Clinic
Applications are being taken for the next epilepsy clinic sponsored by the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults to be held Dec. 22 at the society's center 1045 Dayton St from 9 30 a m to noon. Applications must be filled out by the family physician and returned to the society 10 days before the clinic. Further information may be obtained by contacting Mrs Lucille Maddox executive director 893 2331
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Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Dayton St
Lucille Maddox
5.4 Million Benefit to Washington Unemployment System
The federal state unemployment insurance system paid 2.8 billion dollars in benefits to 54 million claimants during fiscal 1970 across Washington.
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Washington
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