Man Shot In Hunting Accident In Ohio
Eaton resident William Wulf 66 remained in poor condition at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after a hunting accident on Four Mile Paint Creek Road. Gabbard of Hamilton said he fired at a noise as Wulf stood nearby. pellets struck Wulf in the upper chest. Investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
McCullough-Hyde
Oxford
William Wu’ 66
Rt. 1
Gerald Christian
Paint Creek Road
Everett E. Gabbard
Hamilton
Gabbard
Preble County
Sheriff's Deputies
Wulf
Oslo group to build 16 driving safety playgrounds
The Norwegian Automobile Association marks its 40th anniversary by planning 16 playgrounds in Oslo for young children to learn driving basics and traffic safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norwegian Automobile Association
Agreement Reached In Ocean Hill Brownsville School Crisis
In New York a five hour meeting among the Ocean Hill Brownsville district board the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers led to an agreement on decentralization and teachers rights ending a week of chaos over the firing of 10 teachers. Public schools were expected to open after the union pressed for reinstatement and reassignment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brownsville
Tthe
Board of Education
Set United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Ocean Hill
Brooklyn
UFT
Albert Shanker
Bernard E. Donovan
Donovan
Bronx
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Rhody McCoy
Ocean ‘Hill- Brownsville
Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
McCoy
Death of Roy D Huffman 71 Middletown electrician veteran
Roy D Huffman 71 of 908 Centennial Ave died at 5 15 am yesterday in Middletown Hospital after a five day stay. He retired in 1963 after 45 years as an electrician for Diamond National Corp. He was born in Butler County and belonged to Moose Lodge 501. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Corbie Campbell Middletown and sister Hazel Davis Santa Ana CA. Services set for 10 30 am Wednesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev E Eugene Frazer officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 pm. Moose Lodge service tomorrow 7 30 pm at the funeral home. church Saturday after 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Huffman
Centennial Ave
Middletown Hospital
Huffman
Diamond National Corp
Butler County
Moose Lodge 501
Mary
Corbie Campbell
Middletown
Hazel Davis
Santa Ana
Calif
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Moose Lodge
Death of Luther J. Tatum Ends Middletown Resident Life
Luther J. Tatum aged 69 of 702 17th Ave died at 8:30 p m Saturday at Middletown Hospital after a day long illness. He was a retired Dayton Steel Co. employee and served on the Board of Deacons at United Missionary Baptist Church where he resided 35 years. Survived by wife Celia a daughter Mildred Irvins of New York City a brother John and two sisters Pearl Tatum and Beulah Trammell all of Roanoke Ala. Services set for 9 a m Saturday at United Missionary Baptist Church with Rev James Holloman officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton Jordan Memorial Chapel handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
Dayton Steel Co
United Missionary Baptist Church
Middletown
Celia
Mildred Irvins
New York City
Moses Tatum
Roanoke
Ala
John
Miss Pearl Tatum
Beulah Trammel
James Holloman
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Obituary of Fred Wilson Sr. Middletown Man Passes at 64
Fred Wilson Sr. aged 64 of 1201 Yankee Road died at 2 25 am at Middletown Hospital after seven months illness. He worked 42 years for Armco Steel and was born in Mobile Alabama living in Middletown 43 years. He was a Mt Zion Baptist Church member survived by wife Merdis four sons Fred Jr Lewis Samuel and John of Middletown a daughter Annie Moore of Springfield a brother Edward two sisters Ophelia Sippial Annie B Moore 21 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Arrangements incomplete at Jordan Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson Sr
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Wilson
Armco Steel Corp
Mobile
Ala
Middletown
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Merdis
Fred Jr
Miamisburg
Lewis
Samuel
John
Annie Moore
Springfield
Edward
Ophelia Sippial
Montgomery
Annie B. Moore
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Services Today and Tomorrow For Local Residents
Mrs Letta Isaacs aged 66 of 1753 Krucker Road has services today. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Gibbins of 321 Ludlow Street has services at 2 p m tomorrow in Williamsburg Kentucky.
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Letta Isaacs
Krucker Road
Bennie Gibbins
Ludlow St
Williamsburg
Burglary at Oxford Road sheds nets $240 loss
Franklin police reported a Saturday night burglary at 505 Oxford Road where a corn shed owned by Tom Terry was entered after a door hasp was broken. Items stolen include a lawn mower a tractor motor and a lawn tractor. The kitchen was checked but undisturbed.
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Franklin
Tom Terry
Oxford Road
Terry
Firebomb Hits Porch Near Stamper Home
A quart jar bomb was set on the porch of Jack Stamper at 933 14th Ave. Police extinguished the fire with a extinguisher after discovery. This incident is the latest in several attempts to set Stamper's house ablaze with minimal damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stamper
14Th Ave
Stamper
Barricade Prank Chokes Alley on Malvern Street
Police were called at 10 am Sunday to an alley parallel to the 900 block of Malvern Street where 30 or more garbage cans were arranged as a double layered barricade. A 16 can barricade stood behind 913 Malvern with another at the opposite end. Officers dismantled the obstructions and had the cans returned to their owners.
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Malvern St
Malvern
Global count shows 88 fully ordinary days each year
Across calendars researchers identify 88 days annually when no holidays occur worldwide. Experts note clustering around late winter and early autumn periods, with variations by culture and religion.
Middletown Middle School Music Club Elects Officers
Miss Janis Ireland was elected president of the Middletown Middle School Music Club with Robert Sicker as vice president and Robyn Switzer as secretary treasurer at the first Baldwin's meeting. Mrs. Gerald K. Squire is counselor. The club will meet monthly and is part of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Ireland
N. Marshall Road
Middletown High School
Middletown Middle C
Gerald K. Squire
Robert Sicker
Robyn Switzer
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Baldwin’s
Man Beaten on Curtis Street Detainee Report
Charles Osborne of 1605 Bayview Street was treated and discharged from Middletown Hospital after being jumped by three men early Sunday at Curtis Street and Woodlawn Avenue. He said his wallet containing $42 was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Osborne
Bayview St
Middletown Hospital
Curtis Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Practical Politics course offered at Miami University Middletown
The Middletown Campus of Miami University and the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce sponsor a six week Practical Politics course. Instructor Raymond Fening will cover individual roles in politics and party organization with a $15 fee including books. Registration via Mrs. Clare Easton at the campus or first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Area
Raymond Fening
Fening
Clare Easton
In-City Weekend Crashes Leave Injured and Damages
Police report five weekend accidents in Middletown injuring two people. Juanita Bailey suffered head and back pain after a Second Avenue wreck caused by a red light violation by John Wolner who faced intoxicated driving charges. Total damage estimated at $5,800 across six vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Bailey
Park St
Second Avenue
Main Street
William
John Wolner
Glenmore Drive
Wolner
Judy Chalfin
Kenwood
Ellen Drive
Wildwood Road
Delmar Randolph
Waynesville
Jefferson Road
Jackson Lane
Campbell
Verna Highley
N. Marshall Road
Paul Smith
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Woodlawn Ave
Baltimore Street
Intruders Break Into Bar on Broad Street Steal Change
Burglars used a hacksaw to cut through rear window bars at Bar 28 on Broad Street between 3 and 9:15 a.m. Sunday. They took keys to a cigarette machine and an undetermined amount of change. Juke box tampered with. entry disputed. A tire tool near the machine suggests the robbers fled in fear. A cash box was found unopened. its contents unknown.
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Broad Street
Bones and Teeth Hold 99 Percent of Body Calcium
The article notes that bones and teeth contain about 99 percent of the calcium in the human body, underscoring the mineral's skeletal reservoir and importance for structure and health.
VP Named as Advertising Chief at U S Plywood Champion Papers
New York Allen MacKenzie has been named vice president advertising of U S Plywood Champion Papers Inc announced by Karl R Bendersen chairman and CEO. He previously held the VP advertising and promotion post for U S Plywood, a division of the merged company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen MacKenzie
U. S. Plywood
Champion Papers Inc
Karl R. Bendersen
MacKenzie
U. S. Plywood Corp
Hamilton
Oho
Raw silk imports fall sharply from 1960 to 1966
U S imports of raw silk dropped from 49 537 bales of 132 pounds each in 1960 to 28 117 in 1966 and imports of silk fabrics fell from 72 million square yards to 23 2 in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
Family fun and fall gear on display at local shops
Round town highlights exclusive Brunswick and Polaroid offers with Dick Isrotf at R.K. store, plus Maud Mullers china, Nunn-Bush shoes by C E Greathouser, Peck's dried florals, and First National Bank customer service. Sears Roebuck car air conditioner sale cuts price to $200 for 1969 summer readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Klopp
Brunswick Billiard
R.K
Dick Isrotf
Brunswick
Maud Mullers
England
First National Bank
First National Bank Bldg
Charlotte
Kantein
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K As A
All Lal
Jon
John V. Lindsay
Roy Huffman
Luther Tatum
Luther J. Tatum
17Th Ave
Singer
THE
Singer Company
Singer Middletown Shopping Plaza
Laker 'Bartel's Shoes
Music Club
Osborne
Peter
King Features Syndicate, Inc
NEW Life Temple
Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
Ephesians
Rev. Dean Sheets
T.V
Davidsons
C. E. Greathouses
Nunn-Bush
Pop
Peck
Mexico
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