Burglary Strikes Three Carlisle School Buildings
Three Carlisle schools the senior high intermediate and primary were hit by burglaries over the weekend with vandalism noted. Officials said cash is not kept on premises and a safe was damaged at the high school while other buildings showed broken windows damaged desks and pilfered pencil machines. Police continued the investigation as a prior break‑in at the junior high was reported Friday.
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Carlisle
Ronald Bingaman
Bobby
Cincinnati Zoo
Sehigh
Bingamon
Gilbert Bowling
Carl Craft
Craft
Franklin Council Considers Zoning Change For Camper Sites
Franklin City Council will hold a 7:30 p.m. hearing on altering the zoning code to permit camper sites and will discuss hiring Dr. Jank Sutton of Dayton to survey regional medical needs under the Conover estate study. Second readings on banning sex oriented massage parlors and body massage studios, demolishing 431 Spring Ave, and street lighting funding are also on the agenda.
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Franklin
City
Jank Sutton
Dayton
Conover
Miami River
Spring Ave
Driver and passenger charged after Baltimore Street crash
A Cincinnati driver Elvin Woolridge 18 and passenger Wilbur Williams Jr. 32 were charged after their car struck a tree at 1215 Baltimore St just north of 14th Ave. Woolridge faced excessive speed and no operator's license counts while Williams was charged with permitting an unlicensed driver to operate. The total loss was about 500 with both men reportedly injured but not hospitalized.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore St
14Th Avenue
Elvin Woolridge
Wilbur Williams Jr
Baltimore
Obituaries Weave Lifelong Armco Chemist Career and Local Deaths
Arba Harold Thomas 74 retired Armco chief chemist died after six months illness at Middletown Hospital later cremation memorial service set at 2 p.m. tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Surviving family listed with spouse Mollie and children. Other local obituaries include Mrs Mary Jane Cox 78 and Roger L Rothwell 80 with service details and survivors.
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Arba Harold Thomas
Central Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Armco
Middletown Works
Middletown High School
Thomas
North Butler County
American Society For Testing Materials
Lunwell-Bright
American Chemical Society
National Association of Corrosion Engineers
Ohio Valley Spectrographic Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mollie
Arba Jr
Cincinnati
Elaine Rademaker
Ft. Myers
Fla
Joyce Waits
Norwalk
Lucia Rhodes
Middletown
Herbert
Dayton
Chester
Shirley
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Robert Scully
Thirteen Riders Complete Arthritis Bike Trip
Thirteen cyclists completed a 20 mile benefit ride from Tri-County Shopping Center to Miami University Middletown Campus for the Arthritis Foundation. Pledges were sought and total raised to be announced later this week. Some riders used borrowed bikes and not all were seasoned cyclists.
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Tri-County
Middletown
Miami University
Arthritis Foundation
Cam
Mike
Shepperd
Middletown Cycle Club
Cincinnati
Raymond Ivey dies after being struck by train in Hamilton
Raymond Joe Ivey 43 of 2030 Pater Ave was killed when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck him as he sat on tracks near Walnut Street. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Rose Hill Chapel with burial at Rose Hill Burial Park. Brown-Dawson Funeral Home in charge.
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Hamilton
Raymond Joe Ivey
Pater Ave
Rose Hill Chapel
Rose Hill
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Ivey
Walnut Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Former magazine editor found dead in California home
Sandra Jean Servaas 28, former Holiday magazine managing editor and Curtis Publishing heir, was found beaten to death at a Vista home where she vacationed with a relative. Police cited blunt force injuries and possible forced entry. the coroner listed extensive trauma and no immediate suspects.
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Sandra Jean Servaas
Indianapolis
Holiday Magazine
Miss Servaas
Navy
Herbert Camp
Beart Servaas
Curtis Publishing
Fred A. Birmingham
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
John Servaas
Wellesley College
Tokyo
Immediate washing needed to protect car finish
When sap, insect spray, cinders or salt contact a vehicle immediate washing prevents damage to the finish. Delayed cleaning allows foreign matter to erode clear coat and paint, risking costly repairs.
Restored Log House Becomes Germantown Historical HQ
About 400 members toured the new Germantown Historical Society headquarters a restored log house at 28 N. Plum St. The house, owned by Germantown Independent Telephone Co., was refurbished this summer. The society will host regular hours and plan funded exhibits and a third Thursday sale of baked goods and special items.
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Germantown
Steller
Seciet
Historical Society
Brombaugh Jewelers
Burglar alert as Carlisle residents urged to stay vigilant
Carlisle police urged residents to report suspicious activity after a Friday night burglary on Crescent Lane where 601 Crescent Lane resident Robert Hees found a broken rear window and $3,500 in cash jewelry three shotguns and a pistol missing. Police chief Robert Reichard advised alert driving leaving homes for shopping and vacations to share schedules with police and call if someone seems to lie in wait.
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Carlisle
Robert Reichard
Reichard
Robert Hees
Crescent Lane
Chautauqua elects three trustees at annual meeting
William O Carlson and Larry Hamilton were elected new trustees of the Chautauqua Association and Mrs Mary McKenzie was re elected to a trustee seat. Cottagers approved raising the yearly assessment to 40 from 35 with non profit status kept. The meeting noted spending exceeded the 35 assessment and trustees urged the increase to cover rising costs for services.
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Chautauqua
William O. Carlson
Larry Hamilton
Chautauqua Association
Mary McKenzie
Garst Museum Shows Lowell Thomas Collection Annie Oakley Items
The Garst Museum in Greenville Ohio displays a Lowell Thomas collection Indian relics and a range of Annie Oakley awards prizes and personal effects.
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Garst
Greenville
Ohio
Lowell Thomas
Annie Oakley
Round Town Offers Fall Fashion and Homegoods Preview
A long feature extols local retailers from Dillman Foods at South University to Coiffures by Phyllis and Merle Norman Studio. Shoppers are urged to enjoy fall specials, cosmetics, furniture floor samples, sweaters, paints, and Cambridge Inn family dining deals as summer ends.
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Phyllis
Redken
Forma Labs
Merle Norman
1342 Central
Cambridge Inn
Cambridge
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Dale Converse
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Storytone
Norris Music
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Journal
Arba Thomas
Cies
First United Methodist Church
Middletown-Butler County
The
American Cancer Society
Mary Cox
Mary Jane Cox
Tarrimore Circle
Barbara Park
Cox
Baptist Church and Order of Eastern Star
West Liberty
Helen Trimble
Potter Funeral Home
Cox Cemetery
Pomp
Jospeh R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Roger Rothwell
Roger L. Rothwell
N. Verity Parkway
Fairfield Nursing Home
Mr. Rothwell
Danly Machine Specialty Co
Chicago
Riggs
Doris Abner
Doris Belle Abner
Camden
Albert
Buddy
Clarence Heller
Waneta Heney
Clearwater
Josseph R. Baker & Sons
Bill Arthur
Woodside Cemetery
Fuhrman Slifer
Emerson Ave
Klaus- Weigel
Azalee Maupin
Sixth St
Colligan
Bertha Gosmeyer
Addyston
Zettler
Found
Bell
Hanna
E. State Se
St. Rec
Trenton
Larry E. Young
Sue Riddie
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Germantown Historical Group
Tom Neal Artrich
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Charlotte
Dillman Foods
South University
H Franklin
Heritage
Drexel
C. E. Greathouse
McGregor
Jersild
Arrow
Armbruster
Scott
Half Ag
Benjamin Moore
Moorgard
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