Grand jury docket targets Middletown case load in Hamilton
Butler County grand jury to convene Monday considers many Middletown Municipal Court cases. Notable entries include Marian Adkins charged with murder for the June 23 shooting at the Point Cafe on Yankee Road, Middletown. Additional indictments include narcotics and theft offenses across multiple neighborhoods and towns.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand
Middletown Municipal Court
Marian Adkins
W. Elm Sr
Monroe
Eugene Woodward
Wilbraham Road
Middletown
Point Cafe
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital WINS CORVA Approval for 25-Bed Unit
The Health Planning Association of the Central Ohio River Valley CORVA approves Middletown Hospital plan for an 80 000 dollar 25 bed in-patient neuropsychiatric unit to treat drug alcohol and related disorders. Final state sanction expected with potential year end construction start.
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Middletown Hospital
Health Planning Association of the
Central Ohio River Valley
CORVA
Butler
Warren
Walter Mischley
Middletown
Hamilton
Mischley
Graveside rites set for Miss Bernice Blackburn in Ky
Miss Bernice Blackburn 66 sister of Camden resident Mrs Beulah Browning died after an extended illness in Gallipolis. Graveside services scheduled tomorrow at Mt Zion Ky. Blackburn born in Dry Ridge Ky.
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Camden
Bernice Blackburn
Beulah Browning
Mt. Zion
Blackburn
Gallipolis
Dry Ridge
Child Colwell places in Tri-State Hemisphere Beauty Pageant
Chad Colwell four year old son of Mr and Mrs William Colwell of 4720 Roosevelt Blvd placed in the master division of the Tri State Hemisphere Beauty Pageant held Saturday at the Cincinnati Convention Center He is eligible to compete in the national contest at Disney World Florida August 26 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Colwell
William Colwell
Roosevelt Blvd
Cincinnati Convention Center
Disney World
Florida
Trenton Scout Earns Eagle at Troop 25 Court of Honor
Keith Kibbey 18 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kibbey received the rank of eagle last night at the Trenton Presbyterian Church in a Scout Troop 25 court of honor. He earned a Ohio State House of Representatives award and the National Chief Executive Award from Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Kibbey
Frank Kibbey
E. Page St
Franklin
Scout
Trenton Presbyterian Church
Kibbey
Ohio State House of Representatives
Boy Scouts of America
Edgewood High School
Trenton Lions Club
Jay Frisby
Jeff Campbell
Mark Carrozza
Ricky Miller
Scott Russell
Tenderfoot
Joe Wirtley
Don Ray
Miller
Jayna
James Johnson
Man Charged With Theft From Air-Way Store
A 20 year old James Leis was charged with petty theft after officers stopped him near 14th Avenue and University Boulevard when a suspected air conditioner valued at 119.88 was involved. Dale Roberts 18 and a 17 year old girl faced complicity and questioning. two Hamilton women Mary Franklin 50 and Essie Jones 52 were charged with petty theft from El-Bee Shoe Outlet. All parties to appear in Municipal Court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leis
Ogden Drive
14Th Avenue
Uni
Hamilton
El-Bee
S. University Blvd
Yankee Road
Mary Franklin
Essie Jones
Leis
Roberts
Germantown Retains Outdoor Water Restrictions
Village officials remind residents that outdoor water use restrictions, announced July 1, remain in effect and will be strictly enforced. Even numbered addresses may water on even days and odd addresses on odd days to ease pump stress and preserve water pressure.
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Germantown Village
Voter registration hours extended in Warren County
The Warren County Board of Elections voted to open one registration location per township from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday October 6 the last day for registration before the November election. They reviewed petitions for 39 candidates and five issues. They filed deadlines include August. Proposals include a 3.2 mill levy for Lucille Berry Middle School renovation in Lebanon and a 5.4 mill renewal levy for the Franklin School District. The board will run registration booths at the 1976 Warren County Fair and may place deputy registrars in public libraries.
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Lebanon
Warren County Board of Elections
Lucille Berry
Franklin
Arthritis book sale nets $861 for Butler County
The Butler County Branch of the Arthritis Foundation raised 861.90 dollars from last weekend’s book sale. Campaign chair Joe Shepperd called the event a great success and urged volunteers to save books for future sales in about six months if a suitable location is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
The
Arthritis Foundation
Joe Shepperd
Middletown High School Class of 1966 Plans Reunion
An organizational meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the United Way building to form committees for mailing reservations hospitality decorations and entertainment. The reunion is scheduled for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
United Way
Burglars vandalize Culligan offices and trucks
Burglars damaged Culligan Water Conditioning offices at 1720 S University Blvd breaking every truck window and smashing a door. They opened safes with hammers taking $599 in checks and small office cash while leaving no money missing. Also targeted Middletown Public Library and Wendy's with window damage and coin losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligan Water Conditioning
S. University
Middletown Public Library
First Avenue
Man charged in accident and local break-ins
A 19 year old man Glenn McIntosh of 1700 Lawn Ave was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance and driving without a license after his car rammed a parked vehicle owned by Gayle Watson at 207 N Grimes St. The collision totaled both cars and damaged a telephone line. Separate reports describe burglaries at James Lawson 107 Shafer St Jerry Newman 1507 Park Dr and John Taylor 605 17th Ave with tools a turntable a receiver and two speakers taken and a portable color TV removed from Taylor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McIntosh
Lawn Ave
Gayle Watson
N. Grimes St
McIntosh
Church Avenue
Grimes
Jerry Newman
Park Drive
John Taylor
17Th Ave
Man Falls From Bike At 238 S Broad St
Austin Snoddy aged 46 of 245 Yankee Road was treated yesterday afternoon after falling from a bicycle at 238 South Broad Street. He sustained a head cut and scraped his right arm at 12 30 p m and was released after treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
S. Broad St
Austin Snoddy
Yankee Road
Swimmers Lose Clothes in Sebald Park Midnight Dip
Patrol officers respond to a nude swim complaint at Sebald Park. Two runners flee leaving clothes behind. a girl is sheltered from ivy risk. A second visit finds three men seeking the lost garments. A cold, wet, scantily dressed woman retrieves her clothing and warns of danger. officers depart amid smiling crowds.
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Sebald Park
Ptl
Roger Knabel
Steve Daley
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Kunz Ave
Clarence Henry Marshal
Buddy
Young St
Jonathan King
10Th Ave
Arthur Baker
Y St
Orie James Iller
Middletown- Eaton Road
Ann Blackburn
Ross Ave
Carl E. Green
James L. Cooper
Edward Gibbons Jr
Lylburn Road
Grant Mitchell
Maple Drive
Michael Lee Williams
Shartz Road
John R. Justice
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Dayton
Watina Robinson
Simpson
Indiana
Roy Kilburn
Hammond
Trenton
Rollie Gibbs
Clara Drive
Dwight Teater
Lakeside
Calif
Mapleview Baptist Church
Teater
California Sierras
Franklin High School
Bowling Green
Ohio, University
Miami University
California
Mt. McGill High School
Spring Valley
Jean
Jim
David
Virgil Smith
Annie Lou
Webb
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Wirtley
Campbell
Jimmy Johnson
Carrozza
Frisby
Steve Wysong
Russell
Doug Stone
Steve Swanner
David Hicks
Jeff Beaudoin
Donnie Ray
Chuck Ludwischer
Don Stahl
Stahl
Pokey Griffith
Camp Hook
Germantown
Bell-Hanna
River Bridge
State St.Ste. Rte
Larry E. Youns
Arthritis Book Sale
Nets
Shepperd
Culligan
Wendy's Service
N. Verity Parkway
James Lawson
Shafer St
Magnavox
Model
Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
Blueball
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