INSTANT LOTTERY WINNER: MARION HALLER TOWERS $10000
Marion Haller of Middletown won $10,000 in the Ohio Instant Lottery sweepstakes. He bought tickets casually at the Anchor Bar on Central Avenue, verified the prize at the regional Cincinnati office, and plans for the money include possible home remodeling with the payment expected within four weeks. Haller works in the shipping department at Black Clawson Co.
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Marion Haller
Ohio
Cincinnati
Journal
Haller
Mabel
Middletown
Black Clawson Co
Local obituaries list four Middletown deaths and funeral notices
Four Middletown area deaths are reported with funeral arrangements pending or incomplete. Garrison Burks, 68, died at Middletown Hospital. Bailey & Sons Funeral Home handles arrangements. James K V Ellison, 72, an Armco retiree, died at his home. visitation Sunday and funeral Monday at McCoy Leffler, burial Woods Cemetery. Thomas Edward Geiger, 49, died of a heart attack. formerly owned the Tap Room and Dairy Queen. funeral plans pending at McCoy Leffler. Greenberry Salley, 68, died at Middletown Hospital. survived by wife and several siblings. details incomplete.
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Garrison Burks
16Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Bailey & Sons Funeral Home
James K.V. Ellison
Armco
Mr. Ellison
Barbara Park
Sam Ellison
Thomas Edward Geiger
Hamilton- Middletown Road
Geiger
Trenton
Dairy Queen
S. Main St
LeSourdsville Lake
Nellie
Linda Scholl
Blanche Landers
Middletown
Becky
Sonya
Tommy
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Greenberry Salley
Germantown Road
McGraw Construction Co
Salley
McGraw
Naomi
Victor Moore
Greenfield
Ind
Letcher Salley
Maude Carroll
Stella Mallicoat
Cincinnati
Lillie Salylor
Dade City
Fla
Gladys Espisito
Fremont
Calif
Rosie
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Hamilton man on probation for negligent homicide
Carl E. Stephens, 42, of 413 N Fourth St, received a suspended six month sentence and two years probation after pleading guilty to negligent homicide in the April 30 shooting death of Larry G. Lamb, 26, of 415 N Fourth St. Lamb died during a confrontation when he went outside to investigate gunshots. Stephens said Lamb attacked him and had him in a hammerlock when the gun fired.
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Hamilton
Carl E. Stephens
Fourth St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
Stephens
Larry G. Lamb
Lamb
Driver Hurt in Accident In Middletown
Mary Graham 59 of 3106 Bexley was treated in Middletown Hospital for neck and head injuries after a collision on 14th Avenue at 6 20 p m. Walter Burks 63 of 1206 Baltimore drove a turning car and was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign. Burks was released after treatment.
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Bexley
Middletown Hospital
Mary Graham
14Th Avenue
14Th
Baltimore Street
Walter Burks
Baltimore
Burks
Alameda crash harms three cars, $5,000 damage
Police reported James Ronto, 51, of 702 The Alameda, struck a parked car at 604 The Alameda, then hit another parked vehicle after being blinded by headlights. Ronto’s 1970 sports car sustained about $4,000 in damage. no injuries were reported.
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Alameda
el Paso
James Ronto
Donald Mardis
Ronto
Mardis
Wrong address listed for suspended shoplifting sentence
The Middletown Municipal Court suspended a 60 day jail term for Jim Wiles on June 29. His correct address is Opportunity Village in Lebanon Ohio rather than Otterbein Home, which police had listed and which appeared in the Journal on June 30.
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Jim Wiles
Middletown
Opportunity Village
Ohio
Lebanon
Otterbein
Journal
Shoemaker Ambulance Cuts to One Vehicle in Middletown
Shoemaker Ambulance reduces fleet from four to one amid VA billing delays and fee collection concerns. Dispatch now from Cincinnati. remaining runs shared with other EMS providers as the company aims for cost efficiency while serving Middletown, Madison, and Lemon Townships.
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Shoemaker Ambulance Service
Middletown
Clark St
Jerry Shoemaker
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Shoemaker
Veterans Administration
Federal Agency For Ambulance Service
Dayton VA
Madison and
Lemon
Tri- County Ambulance
Police training facility grant lapse delays project
A federal grant of 8800 plus state funds for a police training facility was lost after equipment orders were not placed by June 30. Completion by Sept 30 is unlikely. Capt. VanArsdale says work will proceed without the grant. The site near the city dump will host fitness, firearms, and high speed vehicle training.
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Ron VanArsdale
National Guard
Gerald Schoettmer
Co. A
State Adjutant General
VanArsdale
Guard
S. Main Street
Fire and medical calls logged across multiple addresses
A sequence of ambulance and fire department responses reports varying incidents. Entries include several hospital transports for chest pains headaches and injuries, a gas leak and a car fire, multiple false alarms and a house fire call with no incident. Responders logged times ages and outcomes from Willard McDaniels to Imogene Morgan.
Arson Suspected In Storage Shed Fire On Philadelphia Ave
Fire and arson investigators questioned a man in connection with a blaze that destroyed a storage shed at 1522 Philadelphia Ave. Flames reached the back wall of a nearby house at 1520 Philadelphia, causing about $1,500 damage. The properties were linked to Faith United Methodist Church.
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Philadelphia Ave
Philadelphia
Crash kills Camden man in head on collision
A 23 year old Camden man Kenneth died in a Friday evening head on crash on Ohio 744 about four miles south of town. The 6 20 p m accident involved a rural Camden resident and another vehicle. Investigators are working to determine exact cause and charges.
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Camden
Ohio
Here
Franklin school board to discuss $200000 bond issue
Franklin trustees plan regular 8 p.m. meeting in the Little Theater at Franklin High School to consider a bond proposal approved for Roof repairs at the high school and Pennyroyal Elementary. The plan, backed by a three tenths mill levy, was rejected last month and possible revision of the amount is expected. Three youths in a second car were injured in a related accident near Willis, Camden Rt. 3, with two in satisfactory condition at Fort Hamilton Hughes Memorial Center. The injured include Marion M. Byrd and Alfred W. Henson. Martie Mitchell was treated and released. Sheriff’s investigators continue the probe.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Franklin High School
Pennyroyal
Shelby Middleton
Car Hits Rose Furniture Wall Leaves Hole
A car crashed into the rear wall of Rose Furniture Store at 36 S Main St, creating a three by four foot hole. The driver fled the scene. A 17 year old was removed from Middletown Hospital ICU in satisfactory condition after reportedly drinking nine beers and half a fifth of whisky Wednesday evening. He was brought from Dayton where he had been drinking with others. Centerville woman arrested on intoxication charge.
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Rose Furniture
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Dayton
Centerville
Franklin Council Approves 1977 Budget At Special Meeting
Franklin City Council adopted a 2,291,181 dollar budget on the third reading at an 8:30 AM special meeting. Four members attended the prior vote, with debate over suspension of rules and a required legal opinion. Today's session followed yesterday's second reading with five members present.
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Franklin
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Brezel
Telepone
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Longview
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Gregory Lakes
Yankee Road
Lovelia Thompson
Vannest Ave
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Donald Dennis
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Smith Park
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Bonita Drive
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