Brothers charged with assaulting policeman
Two brothers Jerry Hilton and Darryl Hilton were charged with assault on a police officer after allegedly beating Officer Steve McDulin during a traffic stop. McDulin was treated for multiple injuries at Ft Hamilton Hughes Hospital. Passersby aided, while the suspects used the radio and attacker seized a nightstick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton City
Jerry Hilton
Darryl Hilton
D St
Ili
Steve McDulin
McDulin
Ft. Hamilton- Hughes’ Hospital
Hilton
Monroe appoints Glaesman village clerk treasurer
Monroe selects MONROE veteran official Clifford Glaesman as village clerk treasurer to fill the vacancy left by Betty Ex who resigned October 2. Mayor Gordon Reed announced the appointment noting no council confirmation is needed and praising Glaesman’s prior service from 1960 to 1969.
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Monroe
Clifford Glaesman
Betty Ex
Glaesman
Striefmau’s Hardware
Gordon Reed
Reed
Four Dayton men and a teen jailed after service station holdup
Four Dayton men and a 17 year old youth were jailed after an attempted robbery of the Shell Service Station at Germantown Road and Verity Parkway. Police said the group tried to pry open the cash register while the attendant stood outside. Suspects named Michael Jackson 18 Edward Hicks 19 Jonathan Lindsay 20 and Charles Curtis 18.
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Dayton
City
Shell
Germantown Road
Verity Parkway
Michael Jackson
Edward Hicks
Jonathan Lindsay
Charles Curtis
Runaway Youth Figures and Crime Link per Police Estimate
Police estimate that 20,000 runaway children in New York lead to 2000 youths involved in prostitution or other crimes, highlighting a troubling link between runaway status and criminal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
The Monroe area reports the deaths of Rev. Robert Logan 78 of Mt. Pleasant Home died at Middletown Hospital and John P. Gilbert 86, Knox County born hardware and gas business operator, with multiple survivors. Memorials and services scheduled at Wyoming Presbyterian Church and McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Other notices list Dennis P. Skalley 44 and Andrew Wagner 74 among Middletown residents, with service details and burials planned. Carries multiple listings of local obituaries across Somerville, College Corner, and Lebanon communities with survivors and service arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Toledo
Jack Stith
Danville
Thomas Logan
Philadelphia
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Theodore Sperduto
Theodore Kalsbeek
Taylor McHendry
Monroe Chapel
Riggs Funeral Home
John P. Gilbert
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Gilbert
Knox County
Middletown
Irvine Masonic Lodge
Kentucky
Fannie
Ralph
Mary Silver
Caleb Ledford
McCoy-Leffler
Howard Sears
Grace Baptist Church
Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
Dennis P. Skalley
N. Broad St
Hamilton
Catalina Trailer Court
Helen Shalley
Dennis
Jack
Rhonda Shalley
Columbus
Albert Schetter
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Butler County Memorial Park
Andrew Wagner
Mercy Memorial Hospital
Urbana
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Vets
Hawthorne
Betty Yocum
John Beyer
Lewis Baker
Alexandria
Orville Carman
Highland Heights
John Earl
Covington
William Pilgrim
R. Curtis Lee
College Corner
William R. Handley
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Frank
Franklin
Nida Emrick
Germantown
Baker-Showalter
West Elkton PTO to Hold First Meeting of School Year
West Elkton Ohio The West Elkton Elementary School PTO will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the school. Members will meet teachers and meet candidates running for a seat on the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
PTO
Miss Columbus U S A crowned at Columbus pageant
Joan Smith 18 a Wingate College sophomore from Columbus South Carolina won the Miss Columbus U S A title during a Saturday night pageant in Columbus Ohio. She represents Columbus and will reign over Columbus Day festivities continuing through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Smith
Wingate College
North Carolina
Columbus
U.S.A
Ohio City
S.C
Two Frankin residents injured in Ohio 123 crash
Two Centerville residents Christine Horvath aged 20 and Teresa Horvath aged 15 were treated for minor injuries at Grandview Hospital after a collision on Ohio 123 south of Franklin. Christine's car tried to pass a tractor driven by Leo Blankenship 40, who turned left into a private road causing the crash.
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Middletown Hospital
David Wallace
Franklin St
Betty Adams
S. Main St
Germantown
Germantown Road
Carmody Boulevard
Robert Marcum
Sherman Ave
Theron Adams
Marcum
University Boulevard
Woodlawn Avenue
Tommy Wallace
Arlington Ave
Wallace
University
Carl A. Kolker
Omaha St
Kolker
Franklin
Centerville
Dayton
Grandview Hospital
Ohio
Christine Horvath
Teresa Horvath
Christine
Leo Blankenship
Factory Road
Horvath
Fire destroys vacated barn in Germantown
A vacated barn on Stivers Road owned by the Methodist Church burned early yesterday. Firemen arrived after a 5:48 a.m. alarm to find the structure engulfed in flames and remained on scene for over an hour.
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Germantown
Stivers Road
Methodist Church
Germantown Bridge Topic for Middletown History Club
Richard O. Kern of Germantown IndependentPhone Co. will discuss Germantown's inverted bow suspension covered bridge at the Middletown Historical Society meeting. The 1870 Center Street bridge, rebuilt in 1964, remains in use except for heavy trucks, at the Middletown Public Library Community Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Richard O. Kern
Twirlers place in two USTA contests at Xenia and Fairland
Local winners in USTA twirling contests held yesterday in Xenia include Kristina Alley third in eight year old beginner, Joni Wagner second in ten year old beginner, Sherri Hill second in seven year old beginner, Lee Ann Evans fourth in intermediate solo and third in advanced solo six and under. In Fairland Indiana on Saturday Miss Evans placed fifth in intermediate solo and third in advanced solo six and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USTA
Xenia
Kristina Alley
Joni Wagner
Sherri Hill
Lee Ann Evans
Fairland
Ind
Miss Evans
Twenty JA startups created in Middletown area
Junior Achievement of the Middletown area reports twenty new student run businesses last week to educate area youth about free enterprise. About 500 jobs are expected and over 2,500 shares of stock will be sold with more than $20,000 in JA products and services generated. Achievers receive over $5,000 in wages and dividends are paid to stockholders at year end. Local firms backing the program include Aeronca Inc Diamond International Armco subsidiaries Middletown Hospital and First National Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
David Stitt
Aeronca, _ Inc
Diamond __ International
Black Clawson
WPFB
Sorg Paper Co
Armco International
Manchester Machine
Armco Metal Products
Armco Research
Armco Sales
Miami-Carey
Armco Marketing
Inland Container
First National Bank
Armco Purchasing
Middletown Hospital
Square D Co
Akers Packaging
City of Middletown
Middletown Recycling Center
Steel haulers authorize nationwide strike over contract terms
Steel haulers in Monroe and across the nation voted to authorize a strike if a Teamsters proposal is accepted. The Fraternal Order of Steel Haulers objects to terms they deem favorable to firms and Teamsters but harmful to drivers, citing a potential loss of over 1700 dollars per member over the 33 month contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Union
Fraternal Order of Steel Haulers
FASH
Monroe
National
Fash Organization
Teamsters
William J. Hill
Steelhaulers
Free Beltone Hearing Aid Offered in Hamilton Ad
A Beltone advertisement in Hamilton Ohio offers a replica of the smallest Beltone aid free to respondents. The device weighs under a third of an ounce, sits at ear level in one unit, has no body wires, and requires no cost or obligation to try at home. It invites readers to write for theirs now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Beltone
Fire Calls Reported at Two Local Addresses
Fire crews responded to Arlington Avenue at 8 03 a m for a 62 year old ill man treated at the scene and to Armco Drive at 8 51 a m for a 52 year old man with difficulty breathing transported to hospital and released after treatment.
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Arlington Ave
Oliver Kinser
Armco Drive
Henry Nickell
Nightly specials and home entertainment bargains in Cambridge area
The notice highlights Cambridge Inn Cafeteria nightly dinners including ribeye on Monday and liver and onions on Tuesday, plus a weekly fish feast on Friday and a roast beef Saturday. ESCO GIFTS promotes a large Home Entertainment Center unit under $190, Reed Klopp circular offers and a Wishing Well drawing. L and S Paint and Floor Covering advertise carpet sales and Phyllis at COIF FURES offers hair styling, with Frank Udvarhelyi selling custom menswear at GREATHOUSE. Peck’s Flower Shop advertises dried arrangements and holiday greens. Erle Norman Cosmetic Studio promotes new holiday makeup tones with russet, burgundy, and mocha shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Inn
Cambridge
Reed Klopp
Erle Norman Cosmetic Studio
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Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Robert Logan
John Gilbert
Glenn Needham
Glenn R. Needham
N. Sutphin Sr
Germany
Vietnam
Needham
Dennis Skalley
Carrie Bowers
Somerville
Carrie L. Bowers
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Collinsville
Woodland Nursing Home
Oxford
Ruth Schuster
Luella Irwin
Orlando
Fla
William
Eaton
Donald
Jeffersonville
Inman Funeral Home
Carrtown
William Handley
Albert Lackey
Campton
Jackson Nursing Home
Jackson
Daisy Salley
Omer
Elmer
Alex
Church of God
Evans Crossing
Beatrice Ratliff
Lebanon
Westview Nursing Home
Betty Sharp
Lilly Kellison
Marlington
W. Va
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Rev. Logan
OK Corral
Erry Eas
Caarpesale
Miss Columbus
Ie A
CNN
Beltone Hearing Aidservice
Rentschier
Hamilton, Ohio
Iname
The
Manchester Motor Inn
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Vette
Charlotte
Joseph Addison
Akai
Fisher
Scott
Pansonic
Sanyo
Department of Esco
Lloyds
ESCO
L and S
Phyllis
Frank Udvarhelyi
C.F. Greathouse and Son
England
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