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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1975

Page

2

Grand jury ignores assault and other charges in Butler County

In Hamilton the Butler County grand jury ignored the assault charge against Harold Murphy 26 of Hamilton who struck his attorney in court. It also ignored a voluntary manslaughter charge against Major Hill 32 of Middletown. William Murphy 28 faced multiple indictments but had key counts dismissed. The panel bound over other Middletown cases and regional suspects for further action.

Hamilton Butler County Grand Jury Harold Murphy Major Hill S. Verity Parkway Middletown Murphy Common Pleas Robert L. Marrs Ohio Henry Masana John Holcom William William Murphy Masana Franklin Hill Ellis Johnson Dayton Terry Cook Catalina Mobile Homes Court Peasttown Donald Clair Campton John Hill Germantown Road Justin Lynn Bair Moore St

Adventists donate $300 worth books to Miami University library

The Gardner-Harvey Library at Miami University Middletown campus received 29 volumes from the Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church. Pastor Wayne Martin and others presented the books, aimed at explaining Adventist doctrine to non adherents.

Gardner-Harvey Middletown Miami University Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church Wayne Martin Ohio Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Ivan W. Morford Arthur E. Thomann Middletown Church Eugene Bennett Mary Gerber Virginia Brown Regional Union Conference State Conference Denomination

Multiple Funerals Noted in Middletown Area Obituaries

The notice lists deaths and funeral arrangements for Florence Lillian Richter 70 of 1008 Kensington St Hillard H Davis 72 of 315 N. Cherry St Anthony Estes 92 of 3232 Wayne Madison Road Christine Flack 68 of Catalina Mobile Home Court Harold B Fowler 49 of 8131 Thomas Road The pieces include service times locations and surviving relatives with funeral homes McCoy Leffler Oswald Brown Dawson and Joseph R Baker Sons. Local hospitals mentioned Middletown Grandview Bethesda North North Wilkesboro.

Florence Lillian Richter Kensington St Middletown Hospital Middletown Gerhard Joann Creekbaum West Middletown Joyce Wells Springboro Gene Kinder Ft. Leavenworth Kan Kenneth Kinder Monroe, Mich Jack Kinder John Eichorn Leesburg, Fla Lebanon Hillard H. Davis N. Cherry St Oswald Lebanon Cemetery Anthony Estes Wayne- Madison Road Trenton Brown- Dawson Hamilton Greenwood Cemetery Christine Flack Catalina Mobile Home Court Peasttown Grandview Hospital Dayton Sam Flack Edward J.C Fort Lauderdale Fla David Betty Lou Turner Carlisle Sandy McKenzie Florida Ethridge Hill Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home

Cemetery group sues over cemetery funds mismanagement

The Miami Valley Memory Gardens Association files a 2 million dollar counter suit against Winford L. Campbell Roy D. Boucher and Don A. Little alleging false allegations and lack of authority for a prior suit. It seeks 1 million for publicity damages and 1 million more from the attorneys. The group also pursues a Warren County case challenging an endowment care fund requirement as unconstitutional. The cemetery is located at Lytle Five Points Road and Ohio 48.

Lebanon Miami Valley Memory Gardens Association MVMGA Winford L. Campbell Little Five Points Road Centerville Roy D. Boucher Don A. Little Dayton Boucher and Little Boucher Little Warren County Common Pleas Lytle Five Points Road Ohio 48

Ohio Lottery starts Lucky Buck game next month

The Ohio Lottery Commission announced the Lucky Buck game will begin May 5. Through March 30 the state earned 24.5 million from the game and hopes to reach 100 million in gross revenue for the first year.

Cleveland Ohio Ohio Lottery Lottery Commission Robert Malaga Malaga

Man Charged in Dayton Mall Robbery Attempt

Curtis J. Maynard, 18, is charged with aggravated robbery for an attempted

Warren County Middletown J. C. Penney Co Dayton Mall Gene Parrett N. University Blvd Kettering Hospital Curtis J. Maynard Dakin Trailer Court Oregonia Miami Township James Moore Parrett Maynard Miami County Miamisburg

Cattle ownership dispute over loose cattle in Lemon Township

Township official states ownership unclear as cattle run loose. Trustee Rothman says line fence disrepair may border Streifthau property, while cattle belong to Leo M. Smith.

Lemon Township Edgar Streifthau Stanley Rothman Streifthau Leo M. Smith

Rape Victim Sues Mercy Hospital and Orderly for $900000

A Hamilton woman files in Butler County Common Pleas Court against the Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital and Glen A Wilson alleging rape of a patient under anesthesia after dental work. She seeks 600000 punitive and 300000 compensatory damages citing hospital duty to protect patients and noting Wilson was charged and jailed.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital Glen A. Wilson Mansfield Reformatory Wilson

Lottery winner watching TV nets Ohio 300000 prize

Dorothy Lanham, 59, of Kilbuck, watched the Ohio lottery drawing on TV as her ticket won 300000. Her husband’s name remained on the ticket after she passed it along. daughter and son-in-law cheered as Lanham claimed the top prize. Second prize of 30000 went to Kim Crooks of Streetsboro. four others won 15000 each.

Cleveland, Ohio Dorothy Lanham Kilbuck Mrs. Lanham Associated Press Kim Crooks Streetsboro

Germantown Opens Applications for Groundskeeper Position

Germantown Recreation Commission seeks a retired man for a temporary groundskeeper role to mow recreation areas and care for ballparks. Applications are open with a likely hire at a nearby meeting. the job covers June July and August as 33 to 34 baseball softball and T ball teams prepare to play beginning the first week of June with high school students assisting.

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