Burglary Report Details $1165 Loss Across Two Properties
Items valued at 1165 were stolen from an apartment in a burglary reported yesterday morning. David Smith of 309 S Main St said the break in occurred between midnight and 7 am and was the second in eight months. Missing are a microwave oven diamond ring television stereo system and tape deck and 15 in pennies. The G S Britches store at 1318 Central Ave was entered last evening but nothing missing. Police saw a suspect inside the store around 9 30 pm and then left as the suspect fled. A television and unknown frozen foods were taken from Mamie Ramsey at 1908 Minnesota St after a rear door was broken last night.
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David Smith
S. Main St
G.S. Britches
Central Ave
Mamie Ramsey
Minnesota St
Troop 9 Scouts Awarded Ranks and Badges at Court of Honor
Scouts of Troop 9 sponsored by Crystal Tissue Co. at Amanda Elementary School honored Eric Salyer with the star rank. Second class went to Ben Howard, Ken Wogeman, Ted Homsher, Scott Dellmore. tenderfoot to Charles Doughman. Merit badges earned by Robert Craig John Kennedy Scott Colvin Harold Paugh Steve Conrad Craig Farrish Jim Neely Jr Salyer Dellmore Day Doughman Wogeman Homsher and Howard. Skill awards to Kennedy Homsher Craig Dellmore Paugh Day Howard Doughman and Wogeman. New members Eddie Paylor Michael Gregory and Jackie Johnson Jr. Troop officers certificates to Jim Kennedy Conrad Homsher. patrol leaders Salyer. assistant senior patrol leader Neely. senior patrol leader. Perfect attendance pins to Jim and John Kennedy Paugh and Day one year Farrish two years Neely three years.
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Eric Salyer
Scout Troop 9
Crystal Tissue Co
Amanda
Ben Howard
Ken Wogeman
Ted Homsher
Scott Dellmore
Charles Doughman
Robert Craig
John Kennedy
Scott Colvin
Harold Paugh
Steve Conrad
Craig Farrish
Jim Neely Jr
Salyer
Dellmore
Day
Doughman
Wogeman
Homsher
Howard
Kennedy
Craig
Paugh
Eddie Paylor
Michael Gregory
Jackie Johnson Jr
Jim Kennedy
Conrad
Neely
Jim
Farrish
Cincinnati Antiques Festival Opens At Carrousel Inn
Tickets remain for the Annual Cincinnati Antiques Festival at the Carrousel Inn Reading Road opening tomorrow. Booth Drugs sells tickets and at the door for 2.50. Proceeds benefit the Children’s Convalescent Hospital serving Middletown and Cincinnati areas. This year’s loan exhibit features antique toys. Hours are noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Carrousel Inn
Reading Road
Booth Drugs
Children’s Convalescent Hospital
Middletown
Springboro Jaycees Host Fish Fry Before Game
A fish fry at Clear Creek Elementary School cafeteria runs 5 to 8 p.m. before the Springboro Waynesville football game and Parents Night. Perch, baked beans, potato salad, and drinks on the menu. Adults pay 2.50 and children 14 and under pay 1.75. Proceeds fund Springboro area service projects by the Springboro Clear Creek Township Jaycees.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Waynesville
Springboro-Clearcreek Township
Jaycees
Stargazer Stoped Break In Charge Stir
An astronomy buff reported a break in and three persons were charged with breaking and entering. The names of those charged are not provided in the fragment.
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Lice
Obituary notices for Mette Kron Borg and Reese Wells
Mrs. Mette Kron Borg aged 84 of 12 Ardmore Or Middletown died Monday at 6 10 p m October 20. Family will receive friends at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Wednesday 7 to 9 p m. Services Thursday 10 a m at First Presbyterian Church officiated by Irwin W Emmons D O. Interment Woodside Cemetery Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Dial 423 9443. Mr Reese Wells 61 of 5091 Messiman Rd Middletown died Wednesday October 22 at 6 40 a m. Visitation at Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 with services Saturday 2 p m Rev WV Grant Jr. Interment Elk Creek Cemetery. Joseph R Baker Sons 422 5404.
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Kron Borg
Mette
Ardmore Or
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
First Presbyterian Church
Irwin W. Emmons
Woodside
McCoy-Leffier
Hall
Virginia Earlean
Roosevelt
Billeball
McCoy Leffier Funeral Home
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Ohio
Dial
Gerard
David Lee
Germantown Rd
Catalina Mobile Home Park
D.C
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Edward Bates
Woodside Cemetery
Montgomery
Ren
Winona Cor
McCoy Leffier
Laynecres
Avalon Trailer Park
Lincoln
Wildwood
Carlisle High School
Richard Dickey
Doc Saeed
Cal Climber Foiled at Iowa Courthouse Wall
Jeff Simms of California attempted to scale the Johnson County courthouse in Iowa City. He reached the second floor before deputies ordered him down. County officials referred him to the county auditor who warned about insurance and potential sheriff action.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Johnson County
Jeff Simms
Sheriff's Deputies
Simms
County Board of Supervisors
Dolores Rogers
Columbus Teachers Win 3.25 Percent Pay Increase
The Columbus Board of Education approved a 3.25 percent raise for teachers and administrators effective January 19 following negotiations with the Columbus Education Association after a January strike. Beginning teachers will earn $9,000 yearly and top masters degree holders will reach $17,280.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Board of Education
Columbus Education Association
Disturbance at Columbus Women's Workhouse Sparks Fire
Police report a disturbance at the Columbus Women's Workhouse when officers took a woman prisoner for disorderly conduct. Inmates tossed objects and stacked bedding to ignite a fire, burning several mattresses while windows were broken. Forty inmates were evacuated as firefighters doused the blaze with no serious injuries.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Patrolman Don coloring book wins praise from Ohio readers
The Department of Highway Safety received fan letters about its Patrolman Don safety coloring book. It distributed 600000 copies to first and second graders across Ohio. Eileen Redmond of Painesville thanked Patrolman Don and noted lessons learned while recalling street play. Safety Director Donald D. Cook replied that streets are dangerous and urged safer play locations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Don
Ohio
Eileen Redmond
Painesville
Donald D. Cook
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Grand and
Gladys Drive
Sisterhood National Council of Jewish Women
First United Church of Christ
S Main St
Franklin Come
GM Hubcap University & Breiel
Sorrell
Heaven
Kirby
Deanna Jean Kirby
Deanna
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Dad
Pat
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Roosevelt Blvd
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
Riggs Funeral Home Inc
W. Elm
Monn
Florists Flowers
Starr Floral CO
Peck Tower
Roger
Kalbfleisch
Village Community Center
P.O
Knapp
Duke” Ellington
Madam May Reader
Betty Reader
Sherman
Washington
Wayne Ave
Clear Creek Pottery
Kaole Tree Service Pamilion
First Ave
Scotts and Ortho
Berns
Yankee
Arthur Harp
Akers
Cumnnis Tree Service
Diver’s Garden
Beauty and Barber
Mayfield Beauty Salon
Ray Miller's
Aseg Ss Qlde
N. Main St
Consolidated
Electro-Grand
Building Trades
Call Elbert “al” Profitt
GRY Paris Const
Call Gry Paris Const
Backhoe
A.L. Miller
Sam Metcalf
Ohio Precision Plastics Corp
Woodlawn
Robert Hill & Sons
Shorty Gordon
Call
Charlie Edwards
Duff Bros. Realty CO
S. Broad ST
Wickeslumber CO
Home Insulation Co
Mike Fleming
Cliff
Alun
Finum Gutters
DeBusk
Paul C Ballard
Howard Haning
Carlisle
Fred
R. Lacy
Joe Lee Bare
Sandlin
American Service Co
Hendrickson Rd
Montgomery Ward
N. University Blvd
N. Verity
Rick's TV
Mayfield-Tv
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