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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 2005

Page

11

Funeral today for Louella Thompson founder of Feed the Hungry

Funeral services for Louella Thompson who founded Feed the Hungry in Middletown will be held today. Visitation begins at 11 a.m. at Hall-Jordan Funeral Home and ends just before the 1 p.m. service at United Missionary Baptist Church. A Yankee Road procession will form from Thompson’s house to the church. Thompson died January 25 at 79 and was honored with letters from President Bush and a 1992 Quayle visit.

Louella Thompson Feed the Hungry Middletown Thompson Hall-Jordan Funeral Home Main St Yankee Road Ninth Avenue United Missionary Baptist Church Bush Dan Quayle

Woman killed on Ohio 63 near Lebanon

A West Virginia woman, Jessica L. Carpenter, 43, of Bridgeport, died at the scene when her Subaru Outback was hit head on by Kenneth R. Rice, 44, of Oregon, who was driving east on Ohio 63 and tried to pass another car illegally. Rice was cited for operating a vehicle under the influence and charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and taken to Warren County Jail.

West Virginia Ohio Lebanon Lebanon Post Ohio Highway Patrol Jessica L. Carpenter Bridgeport W.va Kenneth R. Rice Oregonia Ohio 63 Carpenter Rice Warren County

Self-storage facility robbed in Monroe

Overnight theft at Lovejoy Storage on 238 Senate Drive left eight units broken into. Locks cut but no structural damage reported. Damages and stolen values undetermined per Detective Sgt. Brian Curtis. Owner Lloyd Feltner contacting renters to inventory units.

Lovejoy Self Storage Senate Drive Monroe Brian Curtis Lloyd Feltner

One injured in Madison Township crash near Michael Road

A Middletown teenager, Jennifer Hackney, 17, of Erie Avenue, was hospitalized after a one car crash on Michael Road in Madison Township at about 10:30 a.m. She failed to negotiate a curve, slid off the road, and struck a culvert. Hackney sustained minor facial injuries and was taken to Middletown Regional Hospital.

Michael Madison Township Middletown Butler County Sheriff’s Office Jennifer Hackney Erie Avenue Trenton-Franklin Road Hackney Middletown Regional Hospital

Resignations linked to county computer misuse

Butler County officials suspended CSEA supervisor Jeannine White for five days and assistant supervisor Linda Deaton for three days after they used the county SETS system to obtain financial and other data on a family linked to a man dating Cade's daughter. Former agency director Daniel Cade resigned, saying only that he was no longer employed. County officials said Cade shared the information with his daughter, and he faced a choice of resignation or termination.

Hamilton Butler County Child Support Enforcement Agency Daniel Cade CSEA Jeannine White Linda Deaton Cade Michael Fox White Denton Fox Butler County Dan Doug Duckett Duckett Deaton

Jeep goes off road and ends in creek crash near Roosevelt

Mark Egner, 35, of 800 block Oxford State Road, drove west on Roosevelt at Woodridge about 12 15 p m left of center and off the south shoulder. His Jeep Cherokee vaulted over a yard at 4822 Roosevelt, hit a tree and landed in Dicks Creek before he climbed out and was taken to Middletown Regional Hospital for treatment.

Dicks Creek Roosevelt Avenue Mark Egner Oxford State Road Roosevelt Woodridge Egner

Middletown senior center plan faces funding hurdles

Butler County commissioners backed converting the former John XXIII Elementary campus on Central Avenue into a 31,000 square foot senior center run by Middletown Area Senior Citizens Inc. Only commissioner Michael Fox supported a 500000 county grant. President Charles Furman voiced no commitment amid tight finances. Commissioner Jovillotte was absent. The project aims to replace aging facilities with a major complex and launch a public fundraising campaign.

Hamilton Middletown Butler County Commission Central Avenue Middletown Area Senior Citizens Inc Michael Fox Commission Charles Furman Gregory Jolivette Mon MASC Alesia Barnhizer

CareView to merge with Fidelity Home Health

Middletown Regional Health System plans to merge CareView and Fidelity Home Health, with officials saying integration will occur as revenue pressures reshape health care. Executives acknowledge details on staffing, timing, and final branding are not yet decided. A memo praised CareView staff as they continue under the Fidelity name.

CareView Home Health Dayton Fidelity Health Care Middletown CareView Larry James James Fidelity Paula Thompson Thompson Middletown Regional Health System Premier Health Partners Middletown Regional Hospital Premier

Franklin Youth Survey Sparks Community Action Meeting

A Franklin group organized by Franklin Citizens for Youth gathered about 45 residents to review last year’s survey from 300 seventh and tenth graders. High School junior Erika Franklin presented results showing generally positive attitudes toward adults, yet surprising findings.

Franklin Franklin City Franklin Citizens For Youth Franklin High School Erika Franklin

Students Celebrate Catholic Week as Combined School

Community news notes a joint school marked Catholic Week with a prayer service and balloon launch to start festivities. Warren County grand jury indicts two men on drug charges in unrelated updates. Obituaries and snapshots follow pages B3 B4. City Editor Bob Irvin oversees the section.

Warren County Grand Jury

Middletown Leads First Pledge To Port Authority Start

Middletown becomes the first to pay 10000 dollars to the Butler County Port Authority, with Hamilton and the county likely to follow. The funds are seen as a milestone for a new agency aimed at boosting regional economic development and derelict brownfield reuse. The authority formed July 29 last year and has not set a formal mission statement yet.

Middletown Butler County Port Authority John Fenner Authority City of Hamilton Butler County Commission Fonner Fenner Port Authority Butler County

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