Four Hurt in Butler County Traffic Accidents
Four people were injured in three Butler County crashes reported by sheriff deputies. Denver Slusher, 23, and Allen Tincher, 15, suffered minor injuries when their eastbound car hit a culvert on Beis Singer Road near Eaton Road. Slusher cited for no license. Henry Kimberlin, 22, was treated for facial injuries after his car left U S 42 south of Butler Warren County line. Chardelle Barnard, 19, suffered head lacerations when her car failed to negotiate a curve on Todaunter Road near Yankee Road.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Sheriff's Deputies
Denver L. Slusher
Deardoff Road
Franklin
Allen H. Tincher
Oxford State Road
Middletown
Beissinger Road
Miet
Eaton Road
Here
Fort Hamilton
Slusher
Henry Kimberlin
S. Main St
U. S. 42
Cincinnati-Columbus Road
Butler-Warren County Line
Chardelle Barnard
Todaunter Road
Yankee Road
Franklin's Firemen Fight Six Alarms In Busy Weekend
Franklin firefighters answered six alarms over the weekend including a grassfire along I 75 near Manchester Road at 7:45 p m. A 1989 car fire south of there at 7:15 p m. totaled the vehicle owned by Jack Huff of Dayton with about 3500 in damage. A second car fire at Marathon service station caused negligible damage. Other calls included a kitchen appliance fire at 4495 Red Lion Blue Ball Road owned by Mrs Vernon Mercer and a 1950 station wagon fire at I 75 and Ohio 123 owned by Eugene Riddle of Marion Indiana. Early Friday a semi trailer owned by Elbert Stechschulde sustained 1300 damage and 500 bales of hay burned at Pure Oil off 175 at 123.
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Manchester Road
State Patrol
Jack Huff
Dayton
Marathon
Elbert Stechschulde
Fort Jennings Rt. 1
Stechschulze
Middletown Civitan invites city candidates to speak
The Middletown Civitan Club invites City Commission candidates Tom Blake Joe Giiden James Saunders and Stan Sorrell to speak at tomorrow noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn Each will give a five minute speech followed by a question and answer period George R Knapp is program chairman.
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City Commission
Tom Blake
Joe Giiden
James Saunders
Stan Sorrell
Middletown Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
George R. Knapp
Rock Musician Arrested On Drug Charge
Honolulu AP reports lead guitarist Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane arrested early Sunday on narcotics possession and freed on a $100 bond. He was taken into custody at the Diamond Head home he rented.
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Honolulu
Paul Kantner
Jefferson Airplane
Diamond Head
Camden Co Publisher Glenny M Simpson 82 dies
Camden widow Mrs Glenny M Simpson 82 of 107 E Central Ave dies at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after nine days in failing health She and son Harry published Preble County News purchased by husband Raymond in 1914 Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Joseph Baker & Sons Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Eastern Star services planned Private services at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home for local paper family connections noted Grandchild and three great grandchildren survive
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Camden
Glenny M
Simpson
E. Central Ave
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Preble County
Raymond
Fairhaven
Camden Presbyterian Church
Kappa Kappa Chi Society
Order of Eastern Star
ATS
Qiswici
Harry
Louise
Jessie Benson
Dayton
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Flora Hull Dies At Middletown Hospital At 79
Mrs Flora Hull 79 of 114 Clark Street died at Middletown Hospital at 10 10 am after a six week stay. She worked 23 years for Gardner Board and Carton Co and was a Senior Citizens Club member. Born in Ezel Kentucky she lived in Middletown since 1913. Her husband Edward died in 1934. A brother Harlan Hensley is the only immediate survivor.
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Flora B. Hull
Clark St
Middletown Hospital
Hull
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Senior Citizens Club
Ezel. Ky
Middletown
Edward
Hermon M. Jones obituary notice from Middletown area
Hermon M. Jones 58 of 602 S Highview Road died at 9 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after admittance Saturday. He worked 30 years for Armco Steel Corp and was a Grace Baptist Church deacon. Survived by wife Hope a daughter Barbara his mother Effie Jones of Broadhead Ky four sisters Edith Harris Ethel Coffey Lola Roberts Mt Vernon Ky Jané Helen Taylor of Broadhead. Services p m tomorrow at Grace Baptist Church with Rev Howard Sears officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today 6 to 9 p m and at the church tomorrow after 11 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon M. Jones
S. Highview Road
Middletown Hospital
Jones
Armco Steel Corp
Grace Baptist Church
Hope
Barbara
Effie Jones
Broadhead
Edith Harris
Ethel Coffey
Lola [Roberts
Mt. Vernon
Helen Taylor
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Mrs Edna Walker FRANKLIN dies after illness in Dayton
Edna Walker 68 of Miamisburg formerly Franklin died Saturday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Survived by husband William four daughters Mrs Margaret Williams Franklin Mrs Mary Humphrey Dayton Mrs Lucille Carson Miamisburg Mrs Betty King Indianapolis mother Mrs Mildred Kelleher Indianapolis brother John Kelleher Indianapolis sister Miss Betty Kelleher Indianapolis 25 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Anglesby Funeral Home burial in Springboro Cemetery 4 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Edna Walker
Miamisburg
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
William
Margaret Williams
Mary Humphrey
Lucille Carson
Betty King
Indiananol's
Mildred Kelleher
Indianapolis
John Kelleher
Betty Kelleher
Anglesby Funeral Home
Springboro
Funeral
Hamilton Deaths and Private Services Announced
Obituaries list James Murphy age 6 of 603 Woodford Street private services tomorrow. Henry Maerz 73 of 725 Hooven Avenue services 10 a.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Kataryn Morton 86 formerly of 319 Park Avenue services 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Hamilton
James Murphy
Woodford St
Brown-Dawson
Henry Maerz
Hooven Ave
Klaus-Weigel
Kataryn Morton
Park Ave
New Rail Safety Laws Urged In Federal Proposal
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration urges the first comprehensive federal railroad safety legislation. Transportation Secretary Volpe cites rising rail accidents linked to hazardous materials and calls for minimum standards on tracks rolling stock and loading procedures. Senators Hartke and Ribicoff also introduced bills this year.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Abraham A. Ribicoff
John H. Reed
National Transportation Safety Board
Hearing On Kopechne Autopsy Gets Started
A three to five day hearing opens in Wilkes Barre on a petition to exhume Mary Jo Kopechne’s body for an autopsy. District Attorney Edmund Dinis seeks to test death by drowning. Kopechne’s parents oppose, arguing the autopsy may create doubt.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Dist. Atty
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Joseph Kopechne
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Edgartown
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Dinis
Truck Smacks 2 Cars in Franklin Morning crash
In Franklin on E Second Street a 55 year old man lost control of his pickup and struck two parked cars. William Emery Riley, 50 Deardoff Road, was charged with reckless operation after minor injuries. Vehicle damages totaled over 1000 dollars with Riley treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Franklin
E. Second Street
William Emery
Riley
Deardoff Road
Lawrence Carpenter
E. Second
Carpenter
Middletown
Contributing Charges Filed Against Youth
An 18 year old Franklin youth, Terry Williams, is jailed in Lebanon awaiting a hearing on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Williams, who just returned from a jail term in Hollis Oklahoma on a vagrancy charge, was arrested with three younger Franklin runaways three days after they left home.
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Franklin
Lebanon
Oklahoma
Terry Williams
Hollis
Oklo
Williams
Breeder Wins Membership In Charolais Club
LeRoy Hudson of 719 Hetzler Rd has been accepted for membership in the American International Charolais Association in Houston Texas. Charolais cattle breed from France is costly but offers a higher meat to fat ratio. The association reports about 312,185 animals in the herd book and appendix nationwide with 7,372 members this past year.
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LeRoy Hudson
Hetzler
Houston
Texas
Fof
Hudson
Association
Salt Lake reserves could meet U.S. needs for two centuries
Estimates show Great Salt Lake contains about 5.7 billion tons of salt. If mined, the resource could cover the nation’s total industrial and domestic requirements for more than 200 years.
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Great Salt Lake
United States
Pickwick Shoppe and Goodyear Stall Offer Winter Essentials
A bustling notice blends Shoppe signage with Goodyear tire features for winter safety. Shoppers are invited to The Pickwick for diverse gifts from globes to hand crafted pine pieces while Goodyear Safety Spikes promise enhanced grip on icy roads. Local stores Fen zel MacDonough Jewelers and Norris Music showcase hats, luggage, china, Florsheim shoes, and musical instruments with gift options and payment plans.
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Pickwick
S. Main
Goodyear Service Store
Goodyear
O. C
Fenzel - Macdonough’s Jewelers
Florsheim Shoes
Stricklet
Roderer
George
Florsheim
Norris Music
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A. Hurton County Accidents
Miagetown
Joseph ‘R. Baker & Sons
Edwin Bobbitt
Flora Hull
Harlan Hensley
Vohe
Singer
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Singer Today
Charolais Club
Holligg
Rae
E. Second St
Franklin Phone
Charlotte
Filson’s
Stafford
Gibson
Clark
Noriris
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