Franklin man bound to jury in two aggravated robbery charges
Alan Wyatt, 20, of 1270 E Second St, bound to Warren County grand jury on two counts of aggravated robbery for robberies at a Kentucky Fried Chicken on E Second St June 20 and an A W Drive In on Ohio 123 June 22. Bond set at 10 000 on each charge. Several other defendants faced local fines and suspensions including Rebecca Shepherd for petty theft and Glyndon Lakes for loss of control.
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Franklin
Alan Wyatt
E. Second St
Warren County Grand Jury
John B. Tracy
Wyatt
E. Second Street
A&w
Ohio
Sharon Middleton
Beam Drive
Grand
Woodrow H. Tanner Jr
Dayton
Rebecca S. Shepherd
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Middletown
McAlpin's
Chester E. Hawk
Foster St
Tracy
Hawk
Michael K. Hamilton
Park Drive
Carlisle
Changing Times wins Recycle 76 in Middletown contest
The Changing Times club of Middletown won first place in June's Recycle 76 contest by bringing 1,249 pounds of glass to the MARC plant at 310 N. Main St. First place earns a $25 savings bond. Girl Scout Troop 101 took second and TUXIS, a youth group of the First United Presbyterian Church, third. Summer hours are posted. oil recycling is limited to 1–5 p.m. Tue and Thu and 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday with an attendant on duty.
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Changing Times Club of
Middletown
Middletown Area
MARC
N. Main St
Girl Scout Troop 101
TUXIS
First United Presbyterian Church of Middletown
Woodside Hospital head retires after 18 years
Dr. Charles Waltner, 68, native of Hungary, will retire July 1 as superintendent of Woodside Receiving Hospital, a state Department of Mental Health facility. He began state service in 1941 at Youngstown Receiving Hospital, later moved to Cleveland State Hospital, and returned to Woodside in 1958. After retiring he hopes to teach psychiatry and pursue research.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Waltner
Woodside Receiving Hospital
State Department of Mental Health and
Waltner
Hungary
State
Youngstown Receiving Hospital
Woodside
Cleveland State Hospital
Newlyweds wed after nursing home romance in Columbus
Amsey Sheffield and Nannie Gurley, both in their 70s and 90s respectively, eloped and married near Phenix City Alabama to avoid Georgia’s waiting period. The couple, residents of Highland House Nursing Home in Columbus, planned a quiet ceremony with a probate judge after a church friend arranged tests. They will live together in Gurley’s Columbus home and face questions about cooking skills and age difference.
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Columbus
Amsey Sheffield
Nannie Gurley
Sally Maloney
Highland House Nursing Home
Sheffield
Phenix City
Ala
Georgia
Athens police and college staff swap roles for summer
Athens police officers and Hocking Technical College instructors will swap roles this summer in a six week program. Police will join college accident investigation courses while instructors apply theory in the Athens streets.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Athens City
Hocking Technical College
Athens
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PEG
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Dillman’s
America
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Eos
Kraft Miracle Whip
Morton
Diliman
Central Ave
vYemove Covron Morton
Woodside Hospital
Nursing Home
Mrs. Sheffield
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