Missing Warren County official found dead in Lebanon
Lebanon authorities report Jack Humphrey 26 former Warren County Rent-a-Kid director died in an auto crash on Ohio 63 near Lebanon Correctional Institution. An LCI inmate-driver spotted the scene after Humphrey’s truck left the road and overturned,pinning him beneath. He was last seen Sept 5 near Village Inn in Monroe.
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Lebanon
Jack Humphrey
Warren County
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Hume
Oregonia Rt.1
Humphrey
Ohio 63
Highway Patrol
Village Inn
Monroe
LCI
Franklin girl dies after earache at 14 in Franklin
Frances Jamison, 14, of 31 Deardoff Road, died at Kettering Memorial Hospital after a severe earache begun on the first day of school at Franklin Junior High. Exact cause unknown. Survived by parents, siblings, grandparents, and great grandmother. Funeral plans and cremations vary by location. arrangements handled locally.
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Franklin
Frances Jamison
Deardoff Road
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Franklin Junior High School
Miss Jamison
Missionary Baptist Temple
Alfred Jamison
Tony
Germany
Roy
Alfred Jr
Tina
Margaret
Roy Jamison
Centerville
Margaret Kemlock
Oak Hill
W. Va
Ella Settle
Fayetteville
Maude Johnson
Wild armed robbery in Hunter targets United Dairy Farmers
Warren County deputies hunt an armed robber after a United Dairy Farmers store on 4201 West Ohio 122 is robbed of an undetermined amount. The suspect fled in a yellow car. no further details available.
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Warren County
Hunter
United Dairy Farmers
West Ohio 122
Three Break-Ins Reported by Middletown Police
Middletown police investigated three break-ins. Frank Auhl reported tools and drills worth over $200 stolen from his home after a door panel was pried out. A library custodian found a break-in at the public library where a drink machine was disturbed but nothing taken. Entry appeared to be through a basement window.
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Middletown
Frank Auhl
First Ave
Middletown Masonic Temple Dedicated Amid Masonry Anniversary
The new Middletown Masonic Temple, costing about 800000, will be dedicated at 2 30 this afternoon. It houses 16 Masonic programs and affiliated groups like the Order of Eastern Star DeMolay Shrine and Rainbow Girls. The building on six acres near Grand Avenue replaces the 1883 N Main Street temple.
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Middletown
Masonic Temple
United States
Jefferson Lodge
Mark Dixon
Broad Street
Central Avenue
Grand Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
N. Main Street
First National Bank of
Lincoln Lodge
Verity Lodge
The
Order of
Eastern Star
DeMolay
Shrine
Rainbow Girls
Robert D. Sager
Toledo
Masons
Ohio
McGraw Construction Co
Cosianee
Brandenburg & Switzer
Marshall Road
Sheckler
Miami University boards approves ten dollar quarterly fee hike
The Miami University Board of Trustees authorized a 10 per quarter instructional fee increase for all campuses, effective winter quarter. Undergraduates pay 220 and graduates 270 per quarter, while fall rates remain unchanged. Other changes include a 2 percent state funding cut, new civil service pay rules, and an out of state surcharge of 400. Oxford enrollment projected around 14,500 with 3,650 entering freshmen.
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Oxford
Miami University Board of Trustees
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Rhodes
Middletown
Hamilton
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
University Student Health Service
City of Middletown and
General Telephone Co
Breiel Boulevard
University
Miami Manor
Wmub-Tv
Miami University
University Regional Broadcasting Inc
Central State
Wright State Universities
University Senate
Ellows
Shriver
Conductors Bid To Lead Middletown Symphony Pops Night
The Middletown Symphony plans a free concert tomorrow at the Middletown Mall to introduce conductor candidates. Top bidders in the conductor auction, opened Sept 2, include C Edward Blair Armco Steel Robert Greenwood Middletown Hospital and Linda LeTourneau Butler County Democratic Party. Proceeds fund music for the orchestra.
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Middletown Symphony
Middletown
Symphony
DAV
West Middletown
C. Edward Blair
Eastern Sales
Armco Steel Corp
Robert Greenwood
Middletown Hospital
Linda LeTourneau
Butler County
Democratic Party
Jim Martin
Middletown Journal
Woman in ICU after Ohio crash near Morrow
Linda Makins, 28, of Morrow is in serious condition in the hospital ICU after a two car collision at Ohio 122 and Ohio 48 Thursday night. She suffered a broken leg and head injuries as a passenger in a car driven by Joseph Crimpich, 22, of Wilmington. Crimpich is in good condition in Middletown. The other occupants, John and Freda Gorkis of Dayton, are in Kettering Hospital in serious but improving condition.
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Lebanon
Morrow
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Linda Makins
Mason - Morrow-Millgrove Road
Joseph Crimpich
Wilmington
Middletown Hospital
John and
Freda Gorkis
Dayton
Kettering Hospital
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Franklin Girl
George W. Bryan
Ross St
Sorg Paper Co
Nancy
Robert L. Stone
Cincinnati
Phillip Stone
New York
Gladys Davis
Margaret McClure
Chicago
Wilson Schramm
Robert Lodwick
Woodside Cemetery
John Day
John Harlan Day
Manchester Road
Alice
Edgar
Earl
Robert
Sierra Madre
Calif
Norman
Winterville
N.C
Forrest
Germantown
Ella Mann
Evanston
Jesse
Gratis
Paul Bergdall
Middletown-Butler
American Cancer Society
Geraldine Short
Day
Robert Hayes
Robert O. Hayes
Long Place
First United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hayes
McCoy-Leffler
Lula Pence
Kalbfleisch Road
Pence
Cora Barnett
Bethany
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
James Terrell
James L. Terrell
Omaha St
Grandview Hospital
Inland Container Corp
Terrell
Zelma
Venice
Russell
Vada Parker
Alene Pelfrey
Dudley
Frenchburg
Bethel Ferrell
Ludith
Angeline Gressel
Pearl Hall
Cinda Burkhart
Heavenly Highway Church of God
Billy Wilson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Lillie Gary
Lillie Ma Gary
Franklin Convalescent Center
Sidney
Gary
Tim Massey
Hall- Jordan Memorial Chapel
First Avenue
Middletown Library
Electronic Security Products
Rom L. Price
United States Army
Union Sanitary
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Calvin Jones
Delaware
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