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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1977

Page

14

Germantown burglaries probe as three homes targeted

Police investigate a single suspect in three early Saturday burglaries in Germantown. Victims include Mrs. Gerald Watson Weldon Smith and Harry Bussard, who reported money taken from purses and billfolds as residents slept. Police Chief Donald Exline said one suspect was questioned and fingerprinted.

Germantown Donald Exline Gerald Watson Market St Weldon Smith Virginia Ave Harry Bussard

Four Evening Auto Crashes Injure Six

Police reported six people injured in four auto crashes between 8 pm and midnight. Incidents included a rear collision on Manchester Road injuring Joelle Grove and a knee injury to Jeffrey Goforth, plus a red light collision at First Avenue and Clinton Street injuring Donna Wakeman and Elsie Silverman. One unlisted driver Thomas Cash was only slightly injured after a Barbara Drive stop-sign collision with Marguerite Bush. no citations were issued.

Manchester Road Susan Grove Longford Drive Jeffrey Goforth McKinley St Grove Goforth Middletown Hospital Joelle Grove Wakeman Clinton Robert Chaney Poincianna Road Carlisle Chaney Barbara Drive Kensington Street Thomas Cash Barbara Marguerite Bush Charles St Cash

Burglars Target Lee's Cafe And Nearby Apartments

Burglars pried open the front door of Lee's Cafe at 1224 Girard Ave and stole from a juke box and a cigarette machine. A cash register was opened but contained no money. Two apartments at 4935 Woodridge Dr were entered via sliding glass doors. a console color TV valued at $800 disappeared from Linda Lawson's apartment and two pet cats are missing. A portable TV was found on the patio of David Castle’s apartment. contents from his unit unknown.

Lee's Cafe Girard Ave Woodridge Drive Linda Lawson David Castle

Vandalism hits Barnitz Bank and nearby shop

Over the weekend vandals fired three shots through a Barnitz Bank window on Nelbar Street. Two bullets were found inside, and a teller’s machine and wall were damaged. A car driven by Clara Thigpen on Jacksonburg Road was vandalized in a Liberal supermarket lot, with four headlights, a door window, and a tire nail damaged. Rocks also smashed three store sign panels worth sixty dollars.

Barnitz Bank Nelbar Street Clara Thigpen Jacksonburg Road S. Verity Parkway

Creekview PTO Meeting Rescheduled With Speaker Sam Dalton

The Creekview School PTO meeting will be held Tuesday April 12 at 6 p.m. Superintendent Sam Dalton will speak and officers will be elected. The prior notice about a principal travel slideshow is corrected.

Creekview School Pto J. Edward Freeman Japan Sam Dalton

Multiple Fire and Medical Calls Reported Across City

At 5 03 a m a fire at 117 N Broad St left Barbara Brooke 50 ill and transported after treatment. Other patients include Johnny Bryant 74 at 1320 Grove St and Willie Holcomb 76 at 4300 Lewis St both to hospital after treatment. A gas line issue at 222 McKinley St prompted no fire. William Wikle 65 suffered cuts and pains at 1906 Central Ave and 315 Moore St treated and released. A 46 year old woman unconscious from overdose and a 20 year old Rhonda Holland admitted direct to hospital. Sally Baker 80 reported pains and was admitted in fair condition. A smoking TV set at Clay Garrett residence caused 150 damage. James Davis 9 injured forehead on bicycle and was hospitalized.

Lewis St Willie Holcomb McKinley St Central Ave William Wikle Moore St S. Breiel Blvd Rhonda Holland Catalina Mobile Home Park Ellen Drive Sally Baker Clay Garrett Germantown Road James Davis D St

Obituary notices from Middletown area funeral services

Death notices list several Middletown residents including Roy D 81 Esther Nickell 81 and Clayton C Hale 72 with hospital dates in early April. Visitation times, funeral home names McCoy Leffler Joseph R Baker and G Walter Weber officiants, Woodside Cemetery interments and arranged contact details are provided. Public sympathy expressions encouraged for Lyle Wells via Butler County Respiratory Unit.

Roy D Arlington Ave Middletown Hospital Joseph R. Baker Thomas Meyer Woodside Cemetery Luibel Mabel Gertrude Moore Rd Joseph F. Luibel McCoy Leffler J. Herschel Caudill Dia Nickell Esther S. Clinton St Arpil Hale Clayton Curtis Miller Rd McCoy. Leffler Robert Graham Dial Pell Mir Harry C Oxford State Rd Saturda McCoy-Leffler Jefferson Lodge Fbram Don Rochersperger Butler County Memorial Park

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