Juvenile crime down in Butler County
Offenses by juveniles showed a marked reduction in Butler County last year with referrals for substance abuse down 26 percent and intoxication down 55 percent. Robbery and assault cases fell 13 percent while breaking and entering vandalism and theft dropped 18 percent and incorrigible truancy and runaway cases declined 17 percent.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Prepa
David Black
Sisentic Relations Juvenile Court
Middletown area burials mark week of deaths
Obituaries report Charles Bolton 52 of Orlando. Lula Downs 81 of Middletown. James Howell 57 of College Hill. Homer Lancaster 88 of Trenton. Albert Mize 85 of Middletown. Lora Stidham 85 of Middletown. Theresa Walker 79 of Garden Manor. Vivian Nunery 48 of Germantown. J Edgar Smith formerly of Middletown. Beulah Wilson 72 of Lebanon. Ott J. Smith 69 of Princeton Road. Services and burial details listed along with survivor notes and memorials.
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James E. Howell
Mt. Zionaptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale Friends
Mt Zion
The
Journal
First Baptist Church
College Hill
Mt. Fion
Mt. Zion
Frizelli
Curtis St
Howell
Middletown Hospital
Ee Baptist
Theresa Walker
Garden Manor
Walker
Austria
Theresa M Sommers
Roberta Davis
Mildred Combs
Middletown
Charles W
Riggs Funeral Home
John Flowers
Woodside
Emet
Middletown Aviation Club to Host Ballooning Talk
A commercial balloon pilot will present on hot air ballooning at the Middletown Aviation Club meeting. Steve Shields is scheduled to speak at 7 30 AM at Weber's Four Seasons Party Room on Germantown.
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Middletown Aviation Club
Steve Shields
Weber
Four Seasons
Germantown
Tackett Appointed Patrolman in Germantown
Dana Keith Tackett a 23 year old from Dayton was approved as Germantown patrolman by Mayor Arvin Hall, bringing the force to seven. He is a former Dayton officer with eight months experience and was chosen from 30 applicants to replace a resigning officer. The council also discussed park development with county officials and community volunteer efforts for the Kercher Community Park and a youth center plan.
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Germantown
Dana Keith Tackett
Dayton
Arvin Hall
Tackett
Donald Exline
Ptl
Scott
Kercher
Hall
James Willis Jr
Camden design firm seeks payment for 1967 sewer project
Alfred LeFeber Associates president Renneker urged the Camden village council to approve payment for design engineering on the N Main Street sewer extension dating back to 1967. He asked updating the plan to meet new guidelines and for the village to pay fees under the original contract. Action deferred due to absence of Mayor Beasley and Councilman Buell. 675 East adopted unanimously.
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Main Street
Renneker
LeFeber
Clarence Beasley
Ted Buell
Buell
Fairborn
Anslinger
Miamisburg
The
Historical Society
Center Street
Franklin
GM research program previews progress in area schools
A General Motors research program titled Previews of Progress toured area schools with ten visual demonstrations in a 40 minute science show. Demonstrations include Socrates a talking computer a catalytic converter a gas turbine engine laser beams a solar rover and an automotive safety impact sled. It was shown at Middletown Freshman High McKinley and Amanda middle schools today and Middletown High Verity Middle yesterday. Upcoming showings are at Manchester Carlisle and Lebanon schools.
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Middletown
McKinley
Amanda
Middletown High
Verity
Franklin High
Manchester Middle School
Carlisle
Lebanon High School
Furnace blamed for fire at Two-Story Home
A faulty furnace on the first floor of Nora Land’s two story frame house at 24 Third Ave caused a 17000 dollar blaze Saturday night. Miami Township Fire Inspector Jim Gay reported responders arrived after 9 p.m. and Gay was injured when a fireman fell onto him from a ladder.
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Third Ave
Aing
Miami Township
Jim Gay
Nora Land
Gay
Singing Sheriff John Gunter to headline Butler County Lincoln Day program
Indiana lawman John Gunter from Madison County will speak at the Lincoln Day observance at the Manchester Inn. Mary Louise Smith is main speaker with a reception at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are 12.50. Sheriff Donham notes reservations urged. committee includes Sheriff Walton and Stan Sorrell among others.
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Indiana
John Gunter
Madison County
Butler County
Will Rogers
William Denham
Mary’ Louise Smith
National Republican Party
Manchester Inn
Millie Conn
Peg Manning
Cora South
Myrtle Greenbaum
Ruth Tunnell
Jack Moser
Sam Noblet
Robert Walton
Stan Sorrell
Roger Gillespie
Donham
Gunter
Anderson, Ind
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Driver fined and jailed for DUI in Franklin Court
FRANKLIN Douglas W. Owen, 51, of Bellevue Kentucky, was fined $100 and costs, three days in jail with three years driving suspension in Municipal Court for driving under the influence. He also received a three day suspended sentence and $50 fine for no license. Katherine J. Bowshier, 26, of 1600 Highridge Court, was fined $100 and costs for obstruction of official business after charges of giving false information to an officer.
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Franklin — Douglas W. Owen
Bellevue, Ky
John B. Tracy
Katherine J. Bowshier
Highridge Court
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Butler
John Bookman
Ce Gene
Youth Service Bureau
Crisis Intervention Unit
Friends In Action
Bookman
Fairfield
Charles Bolton
Air Force
South Pacific
Bolton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pflaum Publishing Co
Orlando
Disney World
Rose
Charles
Luna
N. M
Thomas
Raymond
American Cancer Society
Lula Downs
Moore St
Logsdon
Salt Lick
Downs
Breiel Boulevard
James Howell
Homer Lancaster
Trenton
John St
Zartman
Lancaster
New Miami
Armco Steel Corp
Clara
Arthur Viel
David Caldwell
Cooper City
Fla
Mabel Moore
McCoy- Leffler
Stig Anderson
Nort Cemetery
Monroe
Albert Mize
Pearl St
Morni
Mr. Mize
Crystal Tissue Co
Grand Avenue Church of God
Louise
Alma Puckett
Grace Neal
Marge Brockman
Selmer
Tenn
Eugene
William
Tip City
Billy Ball
Woodside Cemetery
Lora Stidham
Central Ave
First Christian Church
First Re
Stidham
Vivian Nunery
Vivian M. Nunery
W. Market St
First Baptist Church of
C. Marvin Brads
John A. Arpp
Nunery
Richard
Linda Kidwell
Diana Shearer
Carol Shock
Susan Turner
Chattan
Howard Mabry
Ormond Beach, Fla
J. Edgar Smith
Bakersfield
Calif
Smith
Mary Schirm Smith
Christopher
Jeffery
Kimberly
Nancy Thirkield
Beulah Wilson
Lebanon
Beulah A. Wilson
N. Corwin St
Freelan
Allen
Maineville
Alberta Maye
Robert Emery
Arkansas
Oswald Funeral Home
Alma Testerman
Hopkinsville
Dan Anslinger
Lions Club
Main
Center Streets
Willis
Camden
Charlotte Tibbs
Seanor WN
Bell Hanna Monuments
E. State St
State Rt
Trenton, Oh
Larry E. Young
Belinda Pelfrey
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Bud) Steller Mor
Lincoln Day
Bill Hart
John Gunter Lawman
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
PUCO
Ky de Coy
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
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