Blood Pressure Checks At Butler County Stores
Volunteers from the Butler County Branch of the American Heart Association will offer free blood pressure screenings this Saturday at multiple stores. The locations include 645 N University Blvd, 4220 Grand Ave, 2204 Central Ave, and 324 Road A ram. Screenings run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Ernestine Harrison
Middletown Health Department
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Middletown Area
American Red Cross
Butler County Heart Association
Butler County
American Heart Association
N. University Boulevard
Grand Ave
Central Ave
Road
A. Ram
Fire damages Middletown home on Oxford Street
Fire swept from basement to attic of a two story frame house at 1017 Oxford State in South Middletown yesterday evening about 6. The Conrad Dietz family was away. Fire Chief Clester Brewer estimated damage at 5 000 to 6 000 dollars with smoke and water damage throughout. Fire department remained on scene about two and a half hours.
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Conrad Dietz
Oxford State South
Middletown
Clester Brewer
Brewer
Middletown man found guilty of rape in Butler County
Don Paul, 22, of 2120 H S Breiel Blvd Middletown, was found guilty by a jury of raping a 20 year old Middletown woman. He testified there was no force. He was sent to Lima state hospital for psychiatric examination not to exceed six days. Judge Robert L Marrs ordered the examination as required by law before sentencing. The assault occurred October 2 last year when Paul allegedly forced the victim at gunpoint into his apartment.
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Hamilton
Don Paul
H. S. Breiel Blvd
Middletown
Paul
Lima State Hospital
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Manchester Middle School names spelling bee winner
Manchester Middle School announces eighth grader Jay Colliver as best speller in the school contest and regional representative for the Cincinnati Post Spelling Bee on March 19. Second place went to Lynne, third to Blaine Hagins. the regional winner advances to the final on March 27.
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Manchester Middle School
Cincinnati Post
Jay Colliver
Julian Colliver
Hannah Drive
Lynne
Blaine Hagins
Footprints trace break in. shotgun shells found nearby
Police followed footprints from 2208 Spencer through fields and woods after a daytime break in yesterday. A shotgun vanished from the home of Jack Thomas. Six shells were recovered along the trail as detectives pursue leads. Separate report: two TVs stolen from William Brownlee at 205 S Broad. a vending machine break in at Buster's on Charles Street. pennies and two $2 bills taken from Charles Jenkins at 2409 Flemming Road after a basement window entry.
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Spencer Lane
Jack Thomas
Spencer
William Brownlee
S. Broad St
Buster's
Charles Street
Charles Jenkins
Flemming Road
Middletown court binds man on heroin charge and more
A Middletown man linked to heroin possession was bound over to the Butler County grand jury after a search warrant found two bags of heroin. Several others faced fines and jail time for charges including eluding police, drunken driving, shoplifting, criminal trespass, and resisting arrest in a busy municipal court session.
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Middletown
Butler County
J.T. Lamb
Charles
Patterson
17Th Ave
Webster St
Diana Day
Catalpa Drive
Day
William J Edwards
Forest Ave
Multiple Local Property and Theft Incidents Reported
A series of minor crime and accident items are reported. A car blowout blamed on a Chuckhole at 4422 Riviera Drive. a rusted revolver with six live rounds found on D Street turned over to police. Annetta Commodore, 26, arrested on drug related charges after a search at Webster Street residence. an 8 hp engine valued at $1000 stolen from railroad yard. a $200 AM FM tape deck taken from Carney Taylor’s truck. George Earls’s car damaged by a garbage truck at Inland Drive due to brake failure. two juveniles questioned for possible narcotic influence in Shafer Street area, one with potential tool and pill fragments.
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D Street
Annetta Commodore
Webster St
Charles Patterson
Carney Taylor
Garfield St
Shafer Street
Learning disability group to meet in Manchester library
The Tri-County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Manchester Middle School library. The group will view Adolescence and Learning Disabilities and LD tutors Judith Guilroy and Sandy Seiwert from Lakota Junior High will present. Public invited. call Shirly Passino at 424-0678 for more information.
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Tri-County Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Tri-Acld
Manchester Middle School
Judith Guilroy
Sandy Seiwert
Lakota Junior High School
Shirly Passino
Fenwick High School to Host Orientation for Eighth Graders
Fenwick High School schedules a day long orientation on February 24 starting at 9 a.m. for eighth grade students from area schools to explore academic and vocational programs with Fenwick faculty. The program will feature the Fredrick Falcon band directed by Elaine Schweller and volleyball and basketball demos by the girls varsity teams led by Jim Orr. Principal Rev. Stanley Neiheisel asks non John XXIII eighth graders to contact the school in advance.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
A Spirit Ram
Fredrvick Falcon
Elaine Schweller
Jim Orr
Stanle Neiheis
Banana Water Content and Sugar Share Highlight Fruit
A ripe banana consists of 75 percent water and contains 21 percent sugar, higher than any other common fruit. The fruit’s high sugar content and water balance are noted in nutrition discussions.
OSU Job Fair Set for Feb 21 22 at Columbus Campus
Ohio State University hosts the fourth annual Office of Minority Affairs Job Fair on February 21 and 22. About 45 business firms will attend, creating the campus’s largest single gathering of potential employers for minority students, according to William Johnson, director of administration for minority affairs.
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Eee
Ohio G
Ohio State University
William Johnson
Minority Affairs
Unoccupied Lebanon farmhouse destroyed by early fire
An empty house at 2444 Drake Road Lebanon was a total loss after an early morning fire of undetermined origin. James F. Stephens of 2616 Drake Road reported the alarm to the Warren County Sheriff's Department at 2:45 AM. Turtlecreek Fire Department battled the blaze. no loss amount was listed.
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Lebanon
Drake Road
James F. Stephens
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Turtlecreek
Services set for stabbing victim Charles Day
Charles E. Day 35 of 1006 Catalpa Drive died after a Saturday stabbing at his home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Beattyville Kentucky with burial in Day Family Cemetery near Beattyville. Diana Day, his wife, faces manslaughter charges and was jailed. a preliminary hearing was moved to March 1. Day survived by a son Charles Luke and daughter Dixie Lynn, plus his mother, stepfather, two sisters and three brothers.
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Joyce Townsend
Betty Neace
Middletown
Barbara Campbell
Franklin
Charles Richardson
William Richardson
Dayton
Martin
Cincinnati
Joseph R. Baker
Eddie Bates
Springhill Cemetery
Huntsville
Riends
Charles E. Day
Catalpa Drive
Frida Eecenk Wien
Newman Funera
Germantown
Robert
Roger
Donald
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Paul Moore
William Carder
Young St
Clifford Perkins
Billy Bair
Shartz Road
Oxford State Road
King Kwik
Gilbert Hood Jr
Pershing Ave
Lonnie Rogers
Hood Ave
Jimmy Johnson
Orville Johnson
Saylor
Garfield
David Flesher
Barnitz Sr
David Merrill
Roy Dunnigan
Baltimore St
Carmel Fitzpatrick
Lake Ave
Terry Taylor
William Castle
Rosanna Robinson
Yankee Road
Fred Micomonaco
Locust Lane
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Aioediie
PUCO
Riviera Drive
Verleneene
Ee Department
N. Verity Parkway
George Earls
Inland Drive
Gary Nickell
Roosevelt Ave
Howard Cohen
Dinette
Formica
PC. Bassett
Rose Furniture
Floyd Bishop
Floyd R. Bishop
N. Grimes St
Middletown Hospital
Bishop
First National Bank
American Legion
Order of Eagles
Franklin Baptist Church
Pearl
C. William Jenkins
Bedford Ave
Dollar Federal Savings & Loan Association
Webb
Osu
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