Indicted Man Released After Flight Charge
Arlo Barger 34 formerly of Parrish Avenue was indicted for second degree murder in the August Turf Club beating in Edison Avenue and unlawfully fled to Alabama where federal agents arrested him in Florence. He was released December 4 by U S Magistrate E W Mullen after warrants were sent to Alabama. local prosecutors seek reasons for his release and continued investigation.
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Hamilton
Florence
Ala
U.S
E.W. Mullen
Arlo Barger
Parrish Ave
Larry Gene Burney
East Ave
Edison Avenue
Barger
Alabama
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Middletown Area Development Enterprises elects new officers
John F. Kinder of Interstate Folding Box Co. is elected president succeeding Robert A. Nunlist of Armco Steel. James E. Shull of Armco Steel becomes vice president. Mildred Conn re elected secretary treasurer. New board members include George Coomer, James Wuenker, and Dr. Kenneth Smith of Armco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kinder
Interstate Folding Box Co
Middletown
Mildred Conn
Chamber
George Coomer
Coomer Investments
James Wuenker
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kenneth Smith
Nanette Fabray Husband Ronald MacDougal Dies
Ronald MacDougal aged 58 screenwriter and former president of the Screen Writers Guild died Wednesday in Los Angeles. He was husband of actress Nanette Fabray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ronald MacDougal
Nanette Fabray
Screen Writers’ Guild
Woman Injured in Two Car Crash Near Blue Ball
JoAnn Morrison 34 of Heinkle Road remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after facial injuries from a two car crash at Ohio 122 and Dixie Highway. She was riding with Pat Conley 27 of New Lebanon. Driver Thomas Presta 18 of Franklin was treated for a slight head injury and released.
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JoAnn Morrison
Heinkle Road
Ohio 122
Dixie Highway
Blue ‘Ball
Middletown Hospital
Pat Conley
New Lebanon
Thomas Presta
Sebald
Franklin
Almanac order form request from AP Almanac
Enclosed is a request for copies of the AP Almanac at $2 each with postage. Include name address city state zip and make checks payable to The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Journal runs out of AP Almanacs sold out
The Journal exhausted its supply of 1974 AP Almanacs as orders poured in this morning. Newsstands offer limited copies at a higher price, or readers may order by mail from the Associated Press with a NJ printer’s processing delay noted for holiday service. Include clear name and address on the coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Jersey
Local deaths and funeral notices montage
Albert Ike Blanton 76 of 6701 Heinkle Road died at Middletown Hospital after an illness. Surviving wife Dessie, six sons, three sisters, 24 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Anna Elizabeth Phifer 61 of 644 Auburn St died at Middletown Hospital. Surviving husband Paul, daughter Alfred Back, brothers Alfred and Ray Sorrell, sisters Ellen Snapp and Minnie Lawson, three grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. James Tramell 80 of 1306 Curtis St died after extended illness. Arrangements incomplete at Joel F. Bailey & Sons Funeral Home. Virginia Briggs 63 of 532 E Market St died at Middletown Hospital. Survived by husband Elmer. Arrangements incomplete at John Arpp Funeral Home. Bertha Ritz 82 of 117 S Washington Blvd services 10 a.m. Friday Webb. Frances Pflanzer 66 of 725 Mark Ave services 2 p.m. Friday Zettler. Pam Mulhall.
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Albert
Ike) Blanton
Heinkle Road
Middletown Hospital
Phoebe Davis
Middletown
Minnie Simpson
Indianapolis
Julie Nunn
Pineville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Gerald Cornelious
Woodside Cemetery
Anna Elizabeth Phifer
Auburn St
Toda
Bath County
Paul
Alfred Back
Alfred
Ray Sorrell
Ellen Snapp
Cory, Ind
Minnie Lawson
McCoy- Leffler
James Tramell
Curtis St
Joel F. Bailey & Sons
Bertha Ritz
S. Washington Blvd
Webb
Frances Pflanzer
Mark Ave
Zettler
Pope John Student Wins for Oratory
Pam Mulhall, a Pope John sixth grader of 1 Magnolia Drive, won first in the Girls Oratorical Contest at Coomer Lodge Franklin Trenton Road, with Becky Rock of 3512 Central Avenue second and Jean McCoy of 806 16th Ave third. The six-club Southwestern Ohio zone contest is set for January 10 in Franklin.
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Pam Mulhall
Evening Optimist Club
Coomer Lodge
Franklin-Trenton Road
Harvey Mulhall
Magnolia Drive
Pope John School
Robert Rock
Central Avenue
Jean McCoy
Hershel McCoy
16Th Ave
Jean
Ohio
Franklin
Vacant Franklin House Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
A frame house at 6801 Maple Drive Franklin owned by Kenneth Campbell was destroyed in an early morning blaze causing about 18000 dollars in damage. The uninhabited structure, under remodeling, caught fire around 3 02 a m with firemen on scene for about two hours. Origin and cause remain undetermined.
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Franklin
Maple Drive
Kenneth Campbell
Michael Drive
Carlisle
Girl Scouts Plan Christmas Caroling in Three Areas
The 20 Girl Scout troops of Manuka Neighborhood plan Christmas caroling as a community service project. In Jacksonburg they will carol December 19. in Madison and Trenton areas the dates are December 21 and 22. For shut-ins who would enjoy the singing, contact Mrs. Donald G. Mays in Jacksonburg, Mrs. Edward Warner in Madison, or Mrs. Clayton Hacker or Mrs. Jack Kiniyalocts in Trenton.
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Manuka
Jacksonburg
Madison
Trenton
Donald G. Mays
Edward Warner
Clayton Hacker
Jack Kiniyalocts
Fire Crews Respond to Two Small Blazes
Fire units tackled two minor incidents yesterday afternoon. At 2 22 p m at 27 Crawford Street the home of Carl Childers a gas leak caused no damage. At 2 43 p m a cigarette end ignited a wastepaper basket in the Medical Arts Building 710 North University Boulevard causing no damage.
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Crawford St
Carl Childers
N. University Blvd
Needy Middletown Youth group appeals for funds
Calvin Verity of Middletown Area Neediest Youth urges public support to reach a $5,000 goal for the 1974 school year. Since September the group has raised $792 to aid public and parochial students with shoes, art supplies and other essentials. Contributions are used for student needs, with expenses covered by volunteers.
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Middletown
Calvin Verity
Middletown Area
Verity
Akers Packaging
First National Bank
Barnitz Bank
WPFB
Trenton approves lot split for three acre well field
The Trenton Planning Commission approved a lot split to register a deed for the city acquisition of a three acre north central well field triangle beside Baltimore & Ohio rail tracks. The parcel was bought for a nominal $1 from Herman Land, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, and the Middletown Development & Supply Co. The split detaches the triangle from adjacent light industrial land.
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Trenton
Trenton Planning Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Herman Land
Lloyd Miller
Middletown Development & Supply Co
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John Kinder
Ise
RCA
Wright
Ves
Central Ave
Barnitz Central Office
AP Almanac
Middletown, C
Journal
P.O. Box
Teaneck
N.J
Albert Blanton
Blanton
Diamond National Corp
Dessie
Richard
Charles
James
Jerry
David
Mickey
Eph
Dress
Bill
George
Crab Orchard
Oliver
Paoli
Ind
Mrs
Anna Phifer
Virginia Briggs
Germantown
E. Market St
Elmer
John Arpp
Pope John
Becky Rock
Deep Purple Bloodstone
Chicago
Dr. John Focus
al Green Leon Russell Wakefield
Switzerland
Creative
Beatles Alice Cooper
George Harrison
Isaac Hayes
Elton John
Carole King
Stevie Wonder
Childrens Story Books
Miami Caps
Bengal Caps
Senner’s Bookshop
Sunset Street
First Nat. Bank
Girl Scouts
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Middletown Bank
Columbus
Roosevelt
Middletown, Ohio
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