Vital Statistics births and notices from local residents
A list of birth announcements and personal notices from area residents including Mr and Mrs Maynard Stamper of Waynesville welcoming a boy yesterday and Mr and Mrs Carl Slusher of 3704 Tytus Ave with a boy born today plus several mentions of new arrivals and residents from Miamisburg Franklin Linden Avenue Princeton Street German town Dalewood Drive Weil Road Somerville Oxford State Road Carlisle Richmond 2nd Avenue Manchester Avenue Jacksonburg and other streets. The notices name individuals and family relations without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Stamper
Waynesville
Carl D. Slusher
Tytus Ave
Joseph Adams
Germantown
Fred Totten
Dalewood Drive
Christopher Banks
Estil Banks
Franklin
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Weil Road
Stephen Myers
Gerald Myers
Somerville
Woodrow Buchanan
Oxford State Road
Richard VanDerveer
Carlisle
Charles Hancock
Richmond
Jasper Largest Park in Canada as Ottawa Highlight
Jasper is described as the largest of Canada's 18 national parks, securing a top designation among protected lands. The note emphasizes Jasper's prominence within the national park system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jasper
Canada
Three Charged In Morrow Shotgun Spree And Arson
Sheriff Roy Wallace charged Daneil Bernhard 18 Philip Alley 21 both of Morrow Rt 1 and Bobbie Campbell 21 of Harveysburg with destruction of property and arson for a shotgun spree in Morrow. They are accused of shooting traffic lights and arson at Little Miami High School and damage to windows and signs along US 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Morrow Area
Harveysburg
Roy Wallace
Morrow
Wallace
Little Miami
Woman Ordered To Keep Home Free Of Garbage
Judge J. T. Lamboff and David Bursk 32 of 3916 municipal court yesterday. Lewis St charged with disorderly conduct by James resident to provide two 20 gallon Sorrell Sr. who said Bursk refuse containers and to keep the premises clean of garbage with water and waste materials. Mrs. Marsha Bryant 21 of 1305 Baltimore St was given until 5 p.m. yesterday to meet the minimum requirements for health and safety ordered by W. L. Duff city sanitarian who charged her with failure to obey his order. She pleaded innocent but was found guilty and was given a $100 suspended fine. Chester L. Keiniig 54 Chase Hotel was fined $200 and costs, ordered to spend three days in jail, and suspended from driving for a year on a charge of driving when intoxicated Oct. 7. He was fined $50 and costs on an in toxication charge filed Oct. 3. Mrs. Wanda Chandler 33 of 3101 Manchester Road was fined $50 as a costs on her guilty plea to writing a check with insufficient funds. She was also ordered to make restitution to Emory Whitt 3816 Jewell Ave. A charge of assault and battery against Lonnie Williams 25 of 603 Highland St was withdrawn at the request of the complainant Helena Hale. Two persons won dismissals of charges. They were Mrs. Nina Wilcher 49 of 1404 Michigan Ave charged by Mrs. Gladys Flagg with trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Bryant
Baltimore St
W. L. Duff
City Sanitarian
Chester L. Keiniig
Chase Hotel
Wanda Chandler
Manchester Road
Emory Whitt
Jewell Ave
Lonnie Williams
Highland St
Helena Hale
Nina Wilcher
Michigan Ave
Gladys Flagg
OSU Plans to Acquire More Land for Animal Science Center
Ohio State University trustees authorized officials to buy land adjacent to Don Scott Field for an animal science livestock center funded by a 3.83 million dollar state appropriation. The board also accepted Camp Indianola as a 985 acre resource for research and education in natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSU
Wooster
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Don Scott Field
Columbus
Camp Indianola
Barnebey Foundation of Columbus
Madison Township
Fairfield County
School of Natural Resources
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
U.S. Public Health Service
OSU Research Foundation
Lloyd R. Evans
College of Medicine
Lewis A. Hess
School of Physical Education
Pair Charged In Child Abuse Case In Miami Beach
North Miami Beach police arrested Michael Campbell and Mary Campbell on torturing or unlawfully punishing a child after three battered youngsters were found, including 2-year-old Travis with a broken nose and protruding bone. The couple’s 7-month-old daughter Karen died last week from a massive head injury, and officers said investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Miami Beach
Fla
Shirley Withrow
Michael Campbell
Mary Violet Campbell
Withrow
Campbells
Travis
Chris
Karen
Laity Sunday Observed at St Pauls United Church of Christ
Lay members will lead 8:15 and 10:25 a.m. services with Ed Lykins Earl Streifthau Ruby Schroeder David Thurman and Richard Leichty participating. The theme is Laity Is ME With You In The World. Church School starts 9:15 a.m. A 6 p.m. Friendship Group dinner and 6:30 p.m. Couples Club meeting follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lykins
Earl Streifthau
Ruby Schroeder
David Thurman
Richard Leichty
Judge Manos Named To Appeals Court
Judge John Manos of Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas in Cleveland was named by Gov. Rhodes to the 8th District Court of Appeals. He will replace Judge J J Corrigan, moved to the Ohio Supreme Court on Sept. 15, succeeding Charles B Zimmermann on the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John Manos
Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
8Th District Court
Manos
J. J.P. Corrigan
Ohio Supreme Court
Corrigan
Charles B. Zimmer
Springboro Methodists Set Evangelist Series
The Rev. Arthur L. Duh of Bethel United Methodist Church Athens will lead evangelistic services at First United Methodist Church Springboro from Sunday 7:30 p.m. through nightly Mon–Fri and a final 7:30 p.m. service on Oct 19. Music each night features various local groups and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Duh
Bethel United Methodist Church
Athens
First United Methodist Church
Springboro
Dahl
Europe
Japan
Germany
First United Methodist Choir
ACLU Criticizes Libel Charge Against Athens Coed
The American Civil Liberties Union criticised Athens Ohio officials for prosecuting Barbara S. Troy, a former Ohio University coed, on a felony criminal libel charge. The leaflet distributor was arrested for libeling several officials, with the case pending and Troy free on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Athens
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio University
Barbara S. Troy
Armco Engineer to Speak at Chicago Steel Meet
H. E. Miller of Armco Steel will be a featured speaker at a regional meeting of The American Iron and Steel Institute in Chicago on October 16. Miller, formerly superintendent rolling at Middletown Works, will discuss planning construction and operation of the new 86 inch hot strip mill here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Miller
Armco Steel Corp
American Iron and Steel Institute
Chicago
Miller
Middletown
Faith United Methodist Plans Layman's Sunday Services
Robert Gray Jr and Mrs. C R Schneider will speak at 8 15 and 10 30 a m services on How to Use What God Gives. Sam Tutt and Harry Ward will participate in observance of Layman's Sunday with Church School beginning at 9 25 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray Jr
C. R. Schneider
Sam Tutt
Harry Ward
Logan Avenue Church Services Schedule
Logan Avenue Church of Christ announces 10 30 a m worship with F Wayne Dunn on This and That and 6 p m service with James Cockerham on The Mystery of the Gospel Bible School starts at 9 30 a m on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue
Church of Christ
F. Wayne Dunn
James Cockerham
Bible School
Singapore to add 9000 hotel rooms in 32 projects
The Tourist Promotion Board announces Singapore will add 9 000 hotel rooms and suites within four years across 32 projects. The expansion aims to boost tourism capacity and attract more visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Tourist Promotion Board
London Dustmen Strike Over Livable Wages Budget Fight
Robert Gilby a 17 year gar bageman in London says his take home pay is 31.20 a week, with four children to feed. Dustmen seek 48, strike two weeks, while city residents face litter as wages lag and cost of living squeezes families. Gilby and wife Maud discuss tightening belts, groceries, rent 11.52 weekly, and subsidies, with union pay about 14.40 weekly while Christmas tips are unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Gilby
Childre Gilby
Gilby
Gary
Danny
Maud
Bob
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Roger Kendrick
Miamisburg
Lloyd L. Miller
Thomas Ross
Paul Ross
Linden Ave
Clifford Burns
Roy L. Kiser
Monroe
Ray P. Bunnell
Princeton
August Ritter
2Nd Ave
Dewayne Edwards
Manchester Ave
John W. Klame
Flemming Road
Clarence Foley
Woodlawn
Daniel Abner
Jacksonburg Road
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
J. T. Lamboff
David Bursk
Lewis St
Baltimore
James
Sorrell Sr
Bursk
The
Progressive
Harry Jackson
Howard Sears
Missionary and Bible Conference
Bruce Commons
G. Patrick
Korea
J. McCarty
Hong Kong
O. Williams
Peru
Bernie Finch
Earl Smith Musician
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham
WPFB
Mrs. Gilby
Ginger
Campbell
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Springboro Methodists
Sharon Shipley
Minnie S. Miles
Deceas
Marguerite Miles
Butler County
Arry F. Walsh
Herr & Herr, Attorneys At Law
Arthur Duhl
ACLU
Armco Man
U.S
Union
Faith United Methodist
Miami Valley
Poasttown
First Church OF God
Germantown RD
Anthony Rankin
Hiezer Sisters
Lebanon, Ohio
Sun
Cook
Wise
Maud Gilby
Barbara Lewis
N. Rte
West Liberty
Kentucky
Emily Smith
Common Pleas Court
Probate Division
Trenton
State Street
Thomas Niemeyer
Thomas Smith
Jeanette Kaiser
Donald M. Gose
Rae Bible
Oswalt Tile
Armstrong
America
OSW
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