Two men bound to grand jury for local thefts
James Watson 25 waived a preliminary hearing on breaking and entering. Ernest Harper 23 faced grand theft and burglary complicity after a break in at the Darrell Fisher residence with five guns stolen. Harper pleaded not guilty. Douglas Powers 20 drew probation and a psychiatric exam after pleading guilty to public indecency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Byunicipal Court
J.T. Lamb
James Watson
Pine St
Allen Saunders
S. Woodside Blvd
Ernest Harper
Plymouth Ave
Darrell Fisher
Germantown Road
Harper
Douglas Powers
Garfield St
Powers
Births and dismissals log from Grandview Hospital Dayton
Vital statistics list births at Grandview Hospital in Dayton including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Byers yesterday and an out of town birth for Mr. and Mrs. Terry James. Dismissals note multiple individuals such as Vicki Briscoe and Robert Creager among others from area streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Byers
Anon Are
Road
Lebanon
Terry James
Orchard St
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Vicki L. Briscoe
Donald Briscoe
Young St
Couple loses in court suit over farm easement
Mr and Mrs Angelo Scianamblo lost a Preble County case against Dayton Power and Light Co over an easement on their Pleasant Valley Road farm for a transmission line. Judge Ted Ernst found no abuse of DP&L discretionary powers. A jury trial date is expected in 20 days. The decision may be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Angelo Scianamblo
Pleasant Valley
Dayton Power Light Co
Preble County Common Pleas Court
Ted Ernst
Dp&l
Scianamble
Shriners Install Officers at Middletown Antioch Shrine Club
Raymond Long of 109 Stolz Drive was installed president as Howard Smith 15 Ardmore Drive became vice president Frank E Troutvine Jr 1216 Raymond Drive was named secretary and Earl Hampton 2200 Lamberton Sr was chosen treasurer installing officer Bill B Wenz from Antioch Temple Valley of Dayton conducted the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Long
Stolz Drive
Middletown
Antioch Shrine Club
Howard Smith
Ardmore Drive
Frank E. Troutvine Jr
Raymond Drive
Earl Hampton
Lamberton, Sr
Bill B. Wenz
Antioch Temple
Valley of Dayton
Complicity charges dismissed in Middletown case
Toni Brown also known as Nora Lee Brown of 6501 Germantown Road Middletown saw her charge of complicity to breaking and entering dropped by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer after the judge ruled the state failed to prove she knowingly drove a man to the Inland Drive residence for a burglary on December 31, 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Toni Brown
Germantown Road
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Brown
Nora Lee. Brown
Inland Drive
Cramer
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Grand Jury
Peasttown
Paul Capozzi
Renee
Eddie Robinson
Baltimore St
Robinson
Dirk Fiessinger
University Blvd
Coburn Adams
Harlan St
Hill
Monty Tucker
Carolina St
Fiessinger
Jeffrey Jay
Potter St
Trenton
David Evans
Brentwood St
Helen Sudduth
Louis
Waynesville
Gary Holt
Dunaway St
Aggrave
Jackson Lane
Warren County
Loveless Pharmacy
S. Main St
Holt
Mary
Coleman Roberts II
20Th Ave
Virgil Harp
Home Ave. Franklin
Raymond Hurley
Park St
Gerald Passmore
14Th Ave
Weaver Ave
Fromosephine Bass
Suzanne Robinett
Central Ave
Franklin
Danny Quinn
Kunz Ave
Suzette
Columbus Foster
Lafayette Ave
Spain
Florida
Robert Creager
James Creager
Queen Ave
Kenneth Davenport
Miamisburg
Ja . Edwards
Joseph Jeffery
Bavarian Drive
Laura. Leadh
Carlisle
Nathan Oglesby
Mae Pennington
Elsmere St
Evelyn L. Sapp
Ernest L. Sapp
Trenton- Carney
Philadelphia
Herbert J. Bailey
Barnitz
Curtis Bowling
Middletown-Eaton Road
William H. Dennis
Columbia Ave
Barry K. Ewen
Avedward Hatherny
Old Road
Tressy Havens
John Havens
Robert J. Nolan
John D. Reedy
Jeffery Wells
Dooley's
Beetle Bailey
Blondie
Hagar the
Hiya
Suzy
Julian
Punkinher
Box Boy
Hugo
Tiger
ANP
Juliet Jones
Desses
Hughe
Kerry Drake
Mary Worth
Steve Canyon
HI and
Lois
Rex Morgan M.D
Carl
Archie
Snuffy Smith
Howdy
Lukey
Case
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