Warren County grand jury hands down sixteen indictments
Sixteen indictments were returned by the Warren County grand jury including Steven Coffey 20 of Franklin facing three counts felonious assault plus aggravated burglary and vandalism stemming from a February 12 home confrontation with police. Also indicted were Larry Scearce for aggravated burglary and other individuals for larceny forgery burglary receiving and concealing stolen property concealed weapon embezzlement and grand theft and breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Steven Coffey
Lynn St
Franklin
Remedious
Coffey
Larry Scearce
Union Road
Scearce
Thirkield St
Phillip Byrd
Hill Ave
Middletown
Bruce Matthews
N. Broad _ S&J
Steve Miller
Richard Blakely
Doyle Callahan
E. Mulberry St
William B. Maples
U.S. 42
Hillcrest
Vicki Israel
Murdock Road
John Collinsworth
Lions Rose Sale Nears Deadline For Sight Saving Funds
Middletown Lions Club reports about 60 percent of 2500 dozen roses sold toward a March 22 deadline. Orders can be phoned to Robert Reiner at 512 Euclid St. for five dollars per dozen. Delivery is March 29 as funds support sight saving projects including the Visual-Tek unit for Wildwood School. Also notes that on March 5 1606 George Weymouth began a voyage to the Maine coast to establish a Catholic colony in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lions Club
Lawrence Johnson
Robert Reiner
Euclid St
Wildwood School
George Weymouth
England
Maine
Grandson dedicates book to grandfather in monetarism note
Thomas R. Ireland dedicates his book Monetarism to Otho T. Ireland and Harry E. Pratt. Ireland, a Missouri economist and University of Virginia PhD, honors Pratt, a longtime neighborhood grocer who mentored youths and helped families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry E. Pratt
Central Ave
Thomas R. Ireland
Robert E. Ireland
Hamilton
Otho T. Ireland
Harry E. Pratt
Ireland
Middletown
University of Missouri
Hamilton Taft High School
Miami University
Dollar Growth Library
Wife joins husband in Army basic training at Ft. Jackson
Jerry Moreland age 19 and his wife Sheree age 18 began basic training at Ft. Jackson South Carolina. They married recently to stay together and explore travel. Sheree seeks clerical work after eight weeks while Jerry moves to postal duties after six weeks with both headed to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Moreland
Sheree
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Moreland
Perry Thatcher
N. Heinkel Road
Lawrence Moreland
Sands Ave
Monroe
W. Sixth St
Jerry
Sennett Container
Hawaii
Break-in and Extensive Vandalism Reported at Home
Cheryl Wilder reports a break-in at 4923 Woodridge Drive with extensive damage. Officers say the front door was forced, a television crushed, figurines broken, a book case overturned, furniture damaged, and all electric cords cut. A neighbor heard noises near 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Wilder
Woodrige Drive
McGuire Lane proposal advances with tentative plan
Franklin officials and Warren County commissioners reached a tentative solution to widen McGuire Lane from 16 to 50 feet. The plan hinges on Franklin Planning Commission accepting a dedicated right of way 16 feet wide to the church property, then 50 feet beyond, plus a bus turn around near Vaughn Road. The Pennyroyal Baptist Church and landowners Mrs. Williams and Mr. Williams declined to donate land, and formal details involve the church, the planning commission, and township trustees as parties to the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Izor
McGuire
Vaughn Road
Ohio Easter Seals drive kickoff in Columbus
Local Easter Seal representatives and more than 450 volunteers launched the 1974 Ohio Easter Seal drive over the weekend in Columbus. Actress Gale Storm helped start the effort with other officials. a decorated wheelchair contest debuted. The Ohio Society for Crippled Children and Adults aims for 1,203,000 dollars, a 10 percent rise, with activities running through Easter Sunday April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Gale Storm
Robert R. Williams
Ohio Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Miss Storm
Fenwick High School announces science fair winners
Fenwick High School announced more winners in Sundays science fair. Susan McDonough was named best project overall. Tom Stugmyer and Terry Conti finished second. In Earth Science division, Tom Stagmyer and Terry Conti were first, Robert Peck second, Mike Staffan third, and Andre Chartrand fourth.
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Fenwick High School
Susan McDonough
Tom Stugmyer
Terry Conti
Tom Stagmyer
Robert Peck
Mike Staffan
Andre Chartrand
Mothers aide course shortened to three Saturdays
The Middletown Red Cross announces a mothers aide course will run on three Saturdays starting this week from 10 am to noon at 125 S. Main St. Open to youths 11 and older, two hours per session totaling six hours with a certificate on completion. Limited to 20. call 423 9235 to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Chapter House
S. Main St
Peter Welch
Middletown Area
The
American Red Cross
Welch
Hospital volunteer director honored at retirement supper
Middletown Hospital honored retiring volunteer director Charlene Seidner with a potluck supper hosted by hospital Red Cross volunteers at St. Pauls United Church of Christ. Ella Mae Miller praised Seidner and presented a gift as a slide show of early Red Cross activities played. Guests included Betty Ballard, Jean Barker, Karen Mehl, and Grace Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Seidner
Middletown Hospital
Red Cross
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Ella Mae Miller
Seidner
Betty Ballard
Jean Barker
Karen Mehl
Grace Mills
Death notice for Neil C. Boggs in Dayton
Neil C. Boggs 39 of Dayton formerly of Middletown died at 1 05 am Monday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton services set for 1 pm Friday at the House with Wanda and three sons Joseph Gary Neil Jr plus a daughter Angel all at home and his father living in Montclair New Jersey listed among survivors
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Charles Dalton
N. Marshall Road
Middletown Hospital
Thomas
Frank
Lebanon
Harold
Hillsboro
Maude Madden
Campton
Jane Adams
Edna Adams
Middletown
Edward
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Neil C. Boggs
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Wanda
Joseph
Gary
Neil Jr
Angel
Montclair
N.J
Ellsberg trial judge Byrne dies at 77
Senior U.S. District Court Judge William M. Byrne died at 77 from cancer. He was the father of Judge William Matt Byrne Jr., who presided over the Pentagon Papers case involving Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
William M. Byrne
Byrne
William Matt Byrne Jr
Daniel J. Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
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Crawford St
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Franklin Township
Franklin Planning Commission
the Church
McGuire Lane
Alexander Duncan
Leora Price
Lenora Ruhl
Fenwick
Phillip Reichter
Phillip C. Reichter
Emerson Road
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McCoy-Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Reichter
Halifax District Hospital
Daytona Beach
Fla
Carl Hohe
Harrison St
Janet Fabing Hohe
W. Curtis Lee
Hohe
Matilda Noe
Powell Rest Home
Nancy Cottongim
Angelina Goodpastor
Korea
David
Mt. Vernon
J.W. Noe
Turlock
Calif
Riggs
Franklin — Herschel
Cleo Lainhart
Mercy Hospital
Betty
Herschel Jr
Karen
Elizabeth
Emma Lainhart
Eaton Funeral Home
Walter Hobbs
Largo
Brown- Dawson
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Layman
Robbie Jones
Reach-Out Ministries
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Lafayette
Louisiana
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Texas
Mrs. Jones
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Mr. Jones
Robbie
United States
J.O. Rosenberg
Christian Assembly of God
Trenton Franklin RD
Neil Boggs
Ellsberg
Cripieon Savings & Loan Association
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Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
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McCoy- Leffler
M*coy
Leffler
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