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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1969

Page

2

Lebanon plans bond levy for central school for mentally retarded

Warren County board discusses a three tenths mill millage bond to build a centralized school for mentally retarded children just west of Lebanon on Ohio 63. The plan would replace Hopewell and Green Knoll with a single Lebanon school, using Green Knoll as an adult workshop and Hopewell in a Springboro church. Local Franklin officials and the Jaycees oppose, arguing transport distance will hurt support. backers fear deadline delays.

Lebanon Ohio Board of Mental Retardation Hopewell Green Knoll Franklin Springboro Jaycees

Friend Bails Out Prisoner In Break In Case

A Franklin Street man bailed a prisoner out of city jail at 2 44 am and both were jailed again around 5 am charged with an attempted break in at Point Cafe 2000 Yankee Road. Thomas Lawson 20 of 808 Yankee Road had been in jail on a disorderly conduct charge and was stopped after a patrolman fired a warning carbine round into a sidewalk near 2101 Pearl St. Lawson was uninjured. James Siegrist 25 of 10 Franklin St and Lawson were arrested after a neighbor called in. Siegrist and Chester Painter bailed out Lawson at 2 44 am Siegrist is charged with intoxication and held for a parole officer. Police found a claw hammer gloves and glass fragments for breaking and entering. Lawson is also charged and held.

Franklin Street Point Cafe Yankee Road Thomas Lawson Pearl St Lawson James Siegrist Franklin St Siegrist Chester Painter

Buffalo skull with arrowhead found near Lamar relic hunt

Lamar Colorado AP reports John Bellar, a young local, believes buffalo and Indians once roamed the plains. While searching for Indian relics southwest of Lamar, he found a bleached buffalo skull with a flint arrowhead implanted, evidence of ancient passage.

Lamar, Colo Lamar John Bellar Colorado Plains Bellar

Mystery man pulls gun on Cincinnati taxi rider

A cab passenger who first claimed to be James Earl Johnson then said he was Randolph Earl Foley, originally from Owensville, Ky. Foley, arrested on Interstate 75 near Kyles Station Road by state trooper J. K. Patrick, is held for Cincinnati police after a gun was pointed at the driver and orders to drive north. A .38 revolver was found under a cab seat. Charges are pending.

James Earl Johnson Cincinnati Randolph Earl Foley Owensville, Ky Foley Butler County Kyles Station Road J. K. Patrick Johnson Patrick Monroe Hutchins Paddock Road California Avenue

Obituary for Wenona Griffin 59 Middletown Wife and Mother

Mrs. Wenona Mae Griffin 59 of 403 Weaver St died yesterday in Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe with Rev. Payne. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Survived by Cecil Griffin. four sons Ben Howard Bobby and Marion. five brothers John Maleem Nolan Walker Buei Black Carriel Walker. 15 grandchildren. Arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m. at the church.

Wenona Mae Griffin Weaver St Tabernacle of the Universe Revan Payne Woodside Cemetery Bailey Ruffin Middletown Hospital Cecil Ben Howard Bobby Middletown Marion John Maleem and Nolan Walker Owensboro, Ky Buei Black Detroit Carriel Walker Louisville

Mrs Sarah Schenck 87 Dies in Florida

Mrs. Sarah Schenck 87 a Butler County native and former Trenton resident died at 4 p m yesterday at her Pompano Beach Florida home Her husband Samuel died in 1961 Surviving: a daughter Mrs Ralph Shafer of Pompano Beach a son Elmer of Hamilton three grandchildren five great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Sarah Schenck Butler County Trenton Pompano Beach Fla Samuel Ralph Shafer Elmer Hamilton McCoy-Leffler

Eli Farmer Rites Set In Short Creek Ky

Eli Farmer 72 of Franklin Rt 1 died at Hughes Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. He retired in 1961 after 13 years with Monsanto Chemical Co. Survived by wife Della son Clyde Franklin daughter Letha Farmer Palm Beach sister Mary McReynolds Milan Ind. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Pleasant Run Baptist Church Short Creek Burial Short Creek Cemetery Anglesby Funeral Home hours tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Franklin Eli Farmer Franklin Rt. 1 Hughes Memorial Hospital Farmer Monsanto Chemical Co Miamisburg Della Clyde Letha Farmer Palm Beach Fla Mary McReynolds Milan Ind

Death notice for Rosa Enix on Kennedy Road

Mrs Rosa Enix aged 70 of 5098 Kennedy Road dies. Services scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brown-Dawson.

Hamilton Rosa Enix Kennedy Road Brown-Dawson

Police Briefs on Missing Coins and Stolen Goods

Police report Larry Helton’s coin collection valued at 800 dollars missing after a move from 417 Baltimore Street to 417 Curtis Street. Fishing gear worth 156 dollars stolen from his car at the rear of the 900 Club. Clive E. Redkey of 315 Young Street filed a report. Lumber worth 75 dollars stolen from a construction site at Highland Street and Roosevelt Avenue. William Heley of S.K. Construction Co. reported the incident.

Larry Helton Baltimore St Curtis St Clive E. Redkey Young St Highland Street Roosevelt Avenue William Heley S.K. Construction Co

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