Lincoln Unit Backs State Issue No 1 in School Meeting
The Lincoln School Association endorsed State Issue No 1 at its first season meeting, calling for support at the No 2 election. The vote was not unanimous and a standing vote was needed. Board candidates Finley Brown and Selby spoke, with Finley favoring passage. Johnson of Middletown schools argued defeat would deny Ohio children needed educational opportunities.
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Lincoln School Association
Robert McNamara
Association
Board of Education
James Finley
Jerry Brown
Glenn Selby
Finley
Robert Johnson
Middletown Schools
Ohio
Driver Let Down Front Wheel Gone in Roanoke Crash
Samuel Ginger prepared to drive in Roanoke Virginia when a theft left his car on a jack with the front wheel and tire stolen. He started the car and accelerated into a crash after the wheel was missing.
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Roanoke
Samuel Ginger
Deaths and Funerals Kenneth Ditmyer Dies at 46
Kenneth J. Ditmyer 46 of 113 S Breie Blvd Middletown died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after two years of ill health. A former Armco Steel consolidation accountant, he was active in St John’s Church and Knights of Columbus. Survived by wife Helen two sons Larry and Jerry his parents and siblings. Requiem High Mass Saturday 9:30 at St John’s Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Schramm Funeral Home Friday 2-5 and 7-9 with Rosary 7:30 p.m.
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Kenneth J. Ditmyer
S. Breie Blvd
Middletown Hospital
Ditmyer
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
St. John’s Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
St. John's School Pto
Knights of Columbus
Fenwick
Helen
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Mrs Nellie Gray Clark 85 dies at Middletown home
Mrs Nellie Gray Clark aged 85 died of a heart attack at 11 25 a m yesterday at her home 8 Alam eda Circle She was born in Pittsburgh Pa and lived in Middletown many years Surviving are two daughters Mrs Susan Holstein of Middletown and Mrs Mary Schlens of Ormond Beach Fla a brother Joseph Gray of Pittsburgh a sister Miss Susan Gray of Pittsburgh four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Church of the Ascension with the Rev Christopher Neely officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery a private service will be held There will be no visitations and flowers are to be omitted Arrangements by Wilson Memorial
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Nellie Gray Clark
Alameda Circle
Clark
Pittsburgh
Middletown
Susan Holstein
Mary Schlens
Ormond Beach
Fla
Joseph Gray
Susan Gray
Church of the Ascension
Christopher Neely
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
Camden
Nanie Watkins
Central Ave
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Watkins
London
Fred Sr
Ann Gross
Edna McClurkin
Vella Keene
Ludlow
Betty Nein
Kettering
Death of Boone Craft at Middletown Hospital
Boone Craft aged 59 of Camden Rt. 1 died at 10 a.m. at Middletown Hospital after an 18 month illness. A native of Morgan County Kentucky, he had lived in this area most of his life. He had been a patient one day at the hospital.
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Boone Craft
Camden Rt. 1
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Craft
Morgan County, Ky
Service for Mrs Eunice Lacey Held at McCoy Leffler
Mrs Eunice Lacey 54 of 7273 Browns Run Road died Monday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral service 2 p.m. Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by husband Arlin two sons Damon of Middletown and Darrell at home two brothers Stewart Johnson Florres Ky and Deward Johnson Middletown three sisters Mrs Myrtle Frederick Dwight Ill Mrs Anos Conley Florres Ky and Mrs Mabel Pelfrey Dayton.
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Serviese
Eunice Lacey
Brown's Run Road
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Lacey
Middletown Hospital
Arlin
Damon
Middletown
Darrell
Stewart Johnson
Florres Ky
Deward Johnson
Myrtle Frederick
Dwight, Ill
Anos Conley
Mabel Pelfrey
Dayton
Camden Woman 77 Dies. Rites Set at Nein Funeral Home
Mrs Nanie Watkins of Camden aged 77 died at Hughes Memorial Hospital Hamilton after a week as patient. Survived by four daughters two sons and many relatives. Funeral at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. calling hours 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
6 In Family Among 7 Dead In Collision
In southeast Missouri a mother and her five children were among seven killed in a two car crash Tuesday night. Coroner Ray Rainey identified the dead as Byron Jones 65 of Essex Mo Fannie May Richardson in her 40s of Gray Ridge Mo and her children John 16 Bess 12 Tom 9 Betty 6 and Mary 4
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Likeston
Missouri
Ray Rainey
Byron Jones
Essex
Fannie May Richardson
Gray Ridge
John
Bess
Tom
Betty
Mary
Girl Hospit alized After West Alexandria Car Crash
Dayna Fugate, 17, of 6941 West Alexandria Road, was reported in good condition at Middletown Hospital after being admitted yesterday with stomach and back pains from injuries in a two car crash on West Alexandria Road south of Michael Road Sunday. She had prior back treatment from the same accident.
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Dayna Fugate
West Alexandria Road
Middletown Hospital
Michael Road
Woman Hurt Slightly In 2 Car Crash At Woodlawn Ave
A 40 year old woman was injured slightly in a two car crash at Woodlawn Avenue and Young Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Eula Barnett of 916 Garden Ave was treated for a lacerated right hand at Middletown Hospital. Her eastbound car was struck by a southbound vehicle driven by Re gine Wilson of 1103 Young St at 4 35 p.m. Barnett lost control and the car ran 135 feet over a curb through a fence into a yard damaging three trees and a picnic table and the yard of 527 Young St. Wilson was charged with failure to yield. Total damage was 630 dollars.
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Eula Barnett
Garden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Young St
Girl Admits Relationships With Seven Youths
A 15 year old girl admitted to police that she had sexual relations with seven youths. She was released to her parents after arrest at 11 am yesterday. The acts occurred at 1306 Eaton Ave last Thursday night. No prior juvenile record reported. Parents filed charges against Gilbert D. Jones and Justin Tester Jr. for the Eaton Ave address and related break in at Englishs Tavern. Municipal Court cases continued to Friday. Four youths were sent to the Hamilton juvenile detention home.
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Eaton Ave
Gilbert D. Jones
Ustin Tester Jr
Douglass Ave
Monroe
Jones
Englishs Tavern
Breiel Blvd
Hamilton
Eaton Avenue
Wilson Holds First Talks With Rhodesian Black Nationalists
In Salisbury Rhodesia Prime Minister Harold Wilson met with Joshua Nkomo leader of the Zimbabwe African People's Union to hear the nationalist side of Rhodesia's independence crisis. Nkomo was flown from Go nkudzingwa detention and the talks followed a Rhodesian plan to secure Africans' political future. Smith cited a slight hope for a solution while warning white Rhodesians to defend their cause if needed. Wilson also summoned Britain's attorney general Sir Elwyn Jones for legal advice on a treaty.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
Ilson
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe Africa Peoples Union
Nkomo
Gonakudzingwa
Mozambique
Ian Sith
Wilson
Smith
Sir Elwin
Middletown Man Held In Rape Case
Butler County deputies to question a 25-year-old man in connection with a rape of a 22-year-old neighbor. He was arrested by Middletown police at 4:45 a.m. and is jailed in Middletown. The woman drove him to Dayton to visit a sister, then he allegedly attacked her along Oxford State Road. She was treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
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Butler County
Middletown
Dayton
Oneida
Oxford State Road
Cincinnati-Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Blind pensioner robbed of 75 cents in yard work scheme
Dino cAP Ron Utting, 23, who is blind and relies on a $50 monthly pension plus odd jobs, was assaulted by two men who pinned his arms and stole the 75 cents he had earned for raking leaves.
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Dino
Cap
Ronald Utting
Rakes
Police Chief Parker Returns After Mayo Clinic Heart Operation
Police Chief William H. Parker returned from Rochester Minnesota after heart surgery at the Mayo Clinic. He said he would recuperate six weeks and then resume his duties, amid past calls for his ouster by civil rights groups following August riots in South Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Parker
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