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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1976
Page
2
Marvin Quinn of 1130 Kunz Ave is first of nine arrested in a Middletown drug raid to go on trial. James Randal of the Ohio BCI testified he bought heroin from Quinn on Dec. 29 and described arrangements at 18th Avenue locations. The witness paid 110 for heroin later sent to the lab while deputies provided courtroom security for his testimony.
Girl Scouts in the Great Rivers Council mark the global birthday this Friday with a 4 30 pm event on the lawn of French House in Cincinnati. All girls troops and leaders invited. Local observances include a neighborhood lighting event. The first troop began March 12 1912 in Savannah Georgia. The movement has grown to over 3.3 million members. In the area 2700 girls and 478 adults participate.
Franklin Township trustees move to urge Warren County commissioners and the county engineer to reactivate the Cincinnati Dayton and Bertson roads signal citing three severe accidents since deactivation. Lemon Township spokesman Stanley Rothman led the request for Blue Ball residents. Also invited Pennyroyal Hill group for March 18 meeting at Pennyroyal Elementary and approved fire truck upgrades and park backstops.
Mrs. Callie Taylor 51 of 535 Garfield St died at 8 a.m. yesterday at home after an extended illness. Survived by three sons Bernie and Carney Jr of Middletown and Jackie at home, four sisters Mrs. Ruby Shears of seeeenee, Mrs. Elsie Iller of Tampa Fla, Mrs. Nancy Campbell and Mrs. Duele Chambers of Campton Ky, and a grandchild. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Harold Thompson.
The 1975 auto was stolen from Beck-Talbert dealership at 1701 Central Ave. A break-in was discovered shortly before 2 am with a broken window and pried entries. The private car was the only item missing. A rotary tiller and a lawnmower were stolen from nearby sheds and properties.
The Warren County countryside YMCA will build an Olympic size outdoor pool. Midwestern Inc. of Miamisburg will construct a 50 by 75 foot Z shaped complex with a junior 25 yard pool and a diving area featuring two one meter boards a three meter board and a two level platform. The project costs about 250000 and includes filtration heating bathhouse. Construction starts when weather allows with completion set for July 1.
Three people treated at Middletown Hospital after a five ten p.m. three car collision on Ohio 73 in Butler County. John E. Migoa 28 of Plymouth Michigan was eastbound turning into a gas station. Patricia Burton 25 of Peasttown followed. Gina E. Smith 58 rear ended Burton causing Burton to hit Migoa. Two Smith passengers ages 13 and 15 were treated and released. Elizabeth Williams 90 of Lebanon died at nursing home. services set Friday at Oswald Funeral Home.
Patti Johnson travels Ohio to discuss rising electric costs with consumers and utilities. She speaks at Cincinnati Gas & Electric offices and on TV panels to air grievances and foster dialogue about high bills.
Daryl Winkfield, 24, of 1303 Woodside Blvd., charged with aggravated robbery after a Dec 13 holdup at a bar where $360 was taken. He was arrested in the 700 block of Lincoln Street by narcotics officers and federal and state investigators. He faces Municipal Court Friday.
Adult women may enroll in free sewing and exercise classes at the Middletown Community Center 800 Lafayette Ave. Exercise sessions run tonight 6 to 7 15 p m and weekly for six weeks. Sewing starts tomorrow at 10 a m and runs eight weeks to 2 p m. Bring sewing materials a pattern and lunch. Coffee served.
Lebanon attorney Neal Bronson 27 announces Democratic bid for Warren County prosecutor. He practices with James D. Ruppert & Associates in Lebanon and vows a fair, effective criminal law administration. Bronson and his wife Barbara, also an attorney, live in Lebanon.
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