Suspected Arson Fires Reported in City
Fire inspectors investigated three arson labeled fires and a fourth marked suspicious from yesterday. A garage at 1817 Wayne Ave owned by Douglas Pelfrey was a total loss at 1 15 am with $2000 combined damage. cause listed as suspicious arson. A Diver Coal and Feed Co building at 1810 First Ave saw a fire on its wall around 3 30 am with roofing material burning from the foundation to the roof before police discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Pelfrey
Wayne Ave
Diver Coal and Feed Co
First Ave
George Seale
Fairmount Ave
Spring Hill School to host open house
Spring Hill School plans an open house at 7 p m tomorrow with a brief informational meeting in the gym before classroom visits with teachers. Fire damage at the building is estimated at 500 dollars to structure and 100 to contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Penn Central
Flemming Road
Deaths and funerals in Bethany Monroe and Waynesville area
Grace Condon 80 of Bethany dies at Middletown Hospital. Survived by husband Ora four sons four brothers and three sisters. Funeral at McCoy Leffler Wednesday 2 p.m. Burial Spring Hill Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Hilda M. Manifold 58 of Monroe dies at Middletown Hospital. Survived by husband Howard one son four brothers five sisters. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Burial North Monroe Cemetery. Memorials to Sloan Kettering or Monroe Fire Department equipment fund. Edwin W. Ramby 67 of Waynesville dies Friday at Kettering Hospital. Retired from NCR 32 years. Survived by wife Evelyn and children. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home. Burial Miami Cemetery Corwin. Ruby Trent 219 Webster St. dies Friday at Middletown Hospital. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include four brothers and two sisters. Agnes Lucille Stephens 75 of Hamilton services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Geneva Nunn 99 Hamilton services tonight 8:30 p.m. then 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Spring Hill Huntington W Va. Marion Anderkin 92 Hamilton-Mason Road services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Virginia L. Conley 52 Jackson Road services Wednesday 2 p.m. all at Webb Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Condon
Bethany Mason Road
Bethany
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Ora
Joe
Truman
Hamilton
Virgil
Middletown
Vernon
Blue Ball
Virgil Withrow
Eaton
Louis Withrow
Oxford
Albert Withrow
Camden
Gertrude Schubert
Monroe
Nellie Hoel
Jane Paul
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Robert Foster
Spring Hill Cemetery
LeSourdsville
Lemon- Monroe High School
Howard
Kenneth Manifold
Dayton
William Rothfuss
John
Painesville
Ohio
Fred
Albert
Germantown
Emma Smith
Pennsylvania
Freida Potter
Worthington
Wilhelmina Ashton
Virgil Rudolf
Henry Koehler
Wilson Schramm
Neil R. Parker
North Monroe
Sloan- Kettering Memorial Center For Cancer
E. 68Th St
New York City
Monroe Fire Department Equipment Fund
Waynesville
Edwin W. Ramby
Fourth St
Kettering
Evelyn L
Homer G. Ramby
Linda Dye
Wilmington
Sue Miranda
Jane Cook
Lebanon
Anna Ramby
Lantana
Fla
Charlotte Thinnes
Opal O'Neill
Jacksonville
Naomi Russell
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
L.L. Young
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Funeral Home
Ruby Trent
Webster St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Eddie Bates
Woodside Cemetery
Agnes Lucille Stephens
Seventh St
Colligan
Geneva Nunn
Webb
Huntington
W. Va
Marion F. Anderkin
Hamilton-Mason Road
Virginia L. Conley
Jackson Road
Curriculum report on Wednesday by Norman Hayes
Norman Hayes director of instruction will present a curriculum department overview to the Middletown school board on Wednesday. The session is the second in a series from public school system department heads and will occur at 7 30 p m in the school administrative offices building room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hayes
Middletown School Board
Hayes
Revival Set at Maustown Church of God
A revival is scheduled Wednesday through Sunday at Tri City Church of God on Ohio 747 Maustown. Evangelistic service each evening with special music and singing. Evangelist K F Carter of Huntsville Alabama will lead services as announced by minister Eldon C Henry. Transportation help available by calling Elder Henry at 400 Baltimore St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maustown
Tri City
Church of God
Ohio
K.F. Carter
Huntsville
Ala
Eldon C. Henry
Elder Henry
Baltimore St
15 Ohio counties receive second half 1974 tax rollback funds
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson said $3.4 million in second half 1974 property tax rollback reimbursements has been sent to 15 counties. He also announced $796,586.37 for administering and granting homestead tax exemptions to elderly homeowners. Remaining counties will be paid after certifying tax settlements and rollbacks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Vincent Lopez Vocalist Dies At 80 In Miami
Band leader Vincent Lopez died in Miami at 80. He pioneered remote radio broadcasts of orchestras in the 1920s and led bands featuring top musicians for 58 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Vincent Lopez
Man Arrested After Lengthy High Speed Chase With Shots Fired
Police and a reservist exchanged about 15 shots during a late Saturday chase that started on N Verity Parkway. Ronald Robertson, 22, crashed a roadblock and fled, nearly hitting officers, before being stopped on Manchester Avenue after a pursuit from Dana's Restaurant. He faces felonious assault careless driving eluding police and no license charges.
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Ronald Robertson
Navaho St
Manchester Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Robertson
Nelbar Street
University Boulevard
Dana's
Springboro
Gerald Gentry
Gordon Kyle
Verity Parkway
Gentry
Germantown Road
Kyle
Nelbar
Tytus
Ptl
John Reiring
Manchester
Monroe Street
Weekend break-in spree leaves 11 incidents in city
Police logged 11 break-ins over the weekend with one arrest. James Augspurger, 18, of 1711 Church Ave., charged in a Mickey Brown residence theft. Items taken include a TV, a scanner, a lawn mower, a tape player, tapes, an engagement ring, a travel trailer, and a windowed storage building entry. Several homes ransacked with varied missing items and vandalism reported.
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James Augspurger
Church Ave
Mickey Brown
Ave St
Augspurger
Agenu
Patrick Lyons
Lewis St
George Dunlop
Harrison St
Harry Spears
Claredon Ave
Jack Kemp
Young St
Quilt group meeting at Middletown Library Community Room
The Jeannette Niederlander Quilt Group will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Middletown Public Library Community Room. Members share tatting needlepoint crochet and knitting. quilt work is done at each meeting and sales information for pieces is available.
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Jeannette Niederlander
Middletown Public Library
Miss Niederlander
Kiwi hatching occurs in three nations Washington Zoo reports
New Zealand Australia and the United States are the only three countries where kiwis have hatched. The Washington National Zoo confirms a kiwis chick born earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
United States
Washington’s
National Zoological Park
Mother and son hurt in fall from car on Breiel
A mother Elizabeth Ryan and her five year old son Tim Ryan were injured yesterday when the passenger door opened as James Ryan made a left turn at Lefferson Road and Breiel Boulevard at 2 30 p.m. They were treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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S._ Breielve
Lefferson
James Ryan
Central Ave
Lefferson Road
Breiel Boulevard
Elizabeth Ryan
Tim Ryan
Middletown Hospital
Four Injured in Two-Car Crash in Middletown
Police report a two-vehicle collision at Parkview and Grove where Elizabeth McKnight 23 and Minnie Nickerson 51 were involved. Four people, including three children ages 2 and 7, were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Damage totaled about 1600 dollars with no charges filed. Big Bottom State Monument nearby marks a 1791 pioneer massacre site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Elizabeth McKnight
Young St
Parkview Avenue
Minnie Nickerson
Grove St
Grove Street
Nickerson
McKnight
Armco Metal Products
Jacoby Street
Big Bottom State
Stockport
Morgan County
Ohio
Round town notices mix of ads and fashion notes
A collage of ads and lifestyle snippets highlights Samsonite cases at Office Outfitters, glass canning jars at Four Seasons Hallmark, Fenton glass collections, Genie garage openers by P.K. Middletown, Ewalds tropical fish shop, Tobias Studios family portraits, Filson's fall arrivals, LEWIS DRUGS candy lines, Bart Edwards fabric tour, and McAlpin's fabric sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons Hallmark
S. Breiel
Fenton Glass
Delft
Filson’s
Banff Ltd
Crissa
Kimberly
Kiva Ltd
Alison Ayres
James Kenroth
Dalton
Mr. Bender
Bart Edwards
McAlpin
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Creek Road
Richard Zechar
Hank Dupps
Ritchey
Denny Lumber Co
Hilda Manifold
Hilda M. Manifold
East Ave
Edwin Ramby
John Howard
State Farm
S. Breiel Blvd
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Bell
Hanna
River Bridge
E. State St
Trenton
Mon
Larry E. Young
Sue Riddle
Hé&H Electronics
Franklin
Man
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
Minnesota St
Ann Chupka
Shafer St
Phylis Ripley
Ellen Drive
Dempster Tire Co
O.L. Lawsan
Moore St
Kenneth Jackson
Yankee Road
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Ola
Scarpevalke
Charlotte
P.K. Middletown
Ewalds Pet Shop
Ewalds
Mac Tobias
Tobias Studios
Tobias
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