Korn indicted in Doench death case in Butler County
Butler County Grand Jury issues direct indictment against Dr Donald Korn for the July 1974 stabbing death and alleged rape attempt of Ruth Doench at her Hamilton home. Doench died from stab wounds July 14 1974 at 4150 Tylersville Road. Korn, jailed in Indiana, faces potential death penalty if convicted.
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Butler County
Donald Korn
Ruth Doench
Hamilton
Korn
Fairfield
Tylersville Road
Garret J. Boone
Doench
Indiana
John F. Holcomb
Jeffersonville
Ind
Health department adjusts hours for summer operations
The Butler County Health Department on the courthouse fourth floor will open 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday through Friday, replacing 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Health commissioner John Harvey cites contractor peak season and lack of air conditioning as reasons while clinics in Oxford, Fairfield, New Miami, Ross and Union Township proceed on schedule. Environmental programs in food, water, waste and air follow the new hours.
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John Harvey
Department
Harvey
Oxford
Fairfield
New Miami
Ross
Union Township
Lakota class of 1975 plans five year reunion
The Lakota High School Class of 1975 will hold a five year reunion on June 26 from 2 30 to 10 p m. The picnic event will feature various activities and a bring your own dinner. Mike and Peggy Miller and Phil and Rose Hansel lead arrangements.
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Lakota High School
Mike
Peggy Miller
Phil and
Rose Hansel
Schirmer Named to Urban Counties and Welfare Committee
Donald G. Schirmer was appointed to the Urban Counties and Welfare Committee of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio. The announcements came from Don Kauffman, president of the state association, and Norman Sponseller, Stark County commissioner.
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Butler Or Commission
Donald G. Schirmer
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Don Kauffman
State Association
Norman Sponseller
Stark County
Flag Day Ceremony at Hughes School in Liberty Township
A flag flown over the Capitol will be presented by Congressman Thos. N. Kindness at a Flag Day event near the old Hughes School adjacent to Liberty School property on Saturday June 12 at 4 p.m. The ceremony also names Liberty Township an official Bicentennial Community and includes a certificate presentation. The Liberty Township Historical Society will meet June 10 at 7 p.m. in the Liberty School music room to elect officers and view a bicentennial film Change of Worlds.
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Old Hughes
Liberty
Thos. N. Kindness
Capitol
Liberty Township
Liberty Township : Historical Society
Liberty Township Historical Society
Liberty School
Correction issued for Crestview and West Chester church pastors
The newspaper corrects last week's misprint listing Rev Stephen Hasley as Crestview Presbyterian Church pastor. Crestview's minister is Rev Richard Doerbaum. The editors regret the error and thank both ministers for their understanding and humor.
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Stephen Hasley
West Chester Presbyterian Church
Crestview Presbyterian Church
Crestview
Richard Doerbaum
Trainman Dies in Freak Liberty Township Accident
West Chester man James E. Finley, 42, was killed at the Princeton Maud Hughes overpass when a passing train struck rails being hauled on his locomotive. He died instantly en route to Mercy Hospital, authorities said.
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West Chester
Liberty Township
Princeton
Maud-Hughes Roads
James E. Finley
Jerry Drive
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Finley
Butler
Penn Central
Terry Hillard
E. Kemper
Cincinnati
Kenneth J. Loebhel
Foley Road
Liberty Township Life Squad
John "Ohlen
Wilbur Buck
Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home
Sharonville
Kids Contest Draws Entries for Circus Theme
Entries are being received for a children 11 and under drawing contest with a circus theme. Winners receive tickets to the Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers Circus in Middletown. Deadline June 5. Mail entries with name address phone age to Circus Contest 8245 Thomas Road Middletown 45042. Humane Association sponsors.
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Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Clyde Beatty
Cole Brothers Circus
Middletown
Association
Thomas Road
The
Humane Association
Trenton Animal Shelter
Obituary for William S Bud Barnickel Sr 68 of Hamilton
William S Bud Barnickel Sr died June 1 in Mercy Hospital emergency room at 68. Born in Hamilton he served in the U S Army in World War II and married Ethel Agee in Hamilton in 1935. He worked at Estate Stove Whirpool and as stationary engineer at Butler County Home. Survived by wife Ethel two daughters two sons nine grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers a sister and a nephew with parents predeceased.
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William S
Bud) Barnickel Sr
Edison Ave
Mercy Hospital
Colligan Funeral Home
S. Third St
Mr. Barnickel
Hamilton
Ethel Agee
Old Estate Stove Co
Whirpool Corp
Butler County
Ethel Barnickel
William S. Barnickle Jr
Fairfield
Beryl
Shirley) Harper
West Chester
Edward
Sharon) Baker
Edward Barnickel
Delbert Barnickel
Florida
Chester Leona Hamilton
Dayton
William Barnickel
Amelia Schubert Dean Barnickel
Death of Local Railroad Man Lowell F Taylor at 89
Lowell F Taylor 89 of 10976 Main St Sharonville died Sunday in Willow's Nursing Home Cincinnati He was a retired railroad man He married Bess Fitzer December 30 1908 in Buchtel Ohio who died in 1971 Survivors include son Charles Taylor Sharonville daughter Mrs Burton Eaton Winterhalter Hamilton sister Mrs Riley Patterson Columbus two grandchildren four great grandchildren He donated his body to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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Lowell F. Taylor
Main St
Sharonville
Willow's
Cincinnati
Taylor
Bess Fitzer
Buchtel
Ohio
Charles Taylor
Burton
Eileen) Winterhalter
Hamilton
Riley Patterson
Columbus
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Helen Lane died at Mercy Hospital after long beauty shop career
Mrs. Helen Marie Lane, 69, of 7336 Kyles Station Road Middletown died May 28 at 3 15 a.m. in Mercy Hospital. Born in Hamilton to George and Elizabeth Konrad, she owned Monroe Beauty Shop for 20 years and retired in 1968. Survivors include sons George E. Lane of Fairfield and James E. Lane of Middletown, sister Lillian Johnson of Lebanon, and five grandchildren.
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Helen Marie Lane
Kyles Station Road
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
George
Elizabeth Mistler Konrad
Monroe
Lane
George E. Lane
Fairfield
James E. Lane
Lillian Johnson
Lebanon
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