Funeral services set for Annabelle Strain 26 in Middletown
Annabelle Strain age 26 died Sunday from gunshot wounds ruled as likely self harm related. Services 10 a.m. Thursday at Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home with Rev Rodney Williams officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery. She is survived by three children, siblings, mother and father.
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Annabelle Strain
Joseph R. Baker
Hamilton County
Rodney Williams
Woodside Cemetery
Margaret Spencer
Rodney G. Williams
West Alexandria
Anna E. Bolinger
N. Sulphur Springs Road
Good Samaritan
Carl M. Swartz
Thornville
Licking County
Ruby Bergdall
Middletown
Jess L Swartz
Chriss
Newark
Food stolen in break-ins across city overnight
Break-ins left several properties damaged and items stolen. At A and W Root Beer on South Main Street, 60 pounds of hamburger, 36 pounds of hot dogs, 4 gallons of root beer, and 30 additional pounds of meat were taken after a window was broken. A 1313 Brentwood Street resident reported a pizza and soft drinks taken after a rock broke a bedroom window. Irvin Ousley’s barber shop on Lincoln Street had a broken window and a coat taken from inside. a candy machine was pried but not opened. Bobbie King’s home on Fifth Avenue lost a digital clock and radio after a rear door window was broken. Police noted two suspects in the area. At Stoutenborough Electric Co. on Yankee Road, a shed door was pried but nothing confirmed stolen after an alarm sounded.
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South Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Brentwood St
Lincoln St
Bobbie King
Fifth Ave
Stoutenborough Electric Co
Yankee Road
Man injured in two bar fights at Brewer's Gin Mill
A 23 year old man and Terry McGuire, both residents of Central Ave addresses, were involved in separate fights at Brewer's Gin Mill on 1906 Central Ave. The first incident led police to arrest two men for driving while intoxicated and being drunk in a motor vehicle. The second fight required the fire department to transport McGuire to Middletown Hospital with a suspected broken leg.
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Middletown Hospital
Central Ave
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Local pair guilty of drug offenses in Butler County
Two Middletown men pleaded innocent but were found guilty by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. Nathaniel Bernard Williams, 24, was convicted of possession of a hallucinogen and Clarence Henry Marshall, 26, of drug abuse. Police recovered heroin at Marshall’s home. Sentencing set for 9 a.m. March 27.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Fiehrer
Nathaniel Bernard Williams
Kunz Ave
Clarence Henry Marshall
Young St
Marshall
Student at MUM Honored for Phi Beta Kappa Induction
Martin D. Gabbard of Middletown Campus Miami University earned Phi Beta Kappa honors. A political science major with a 3.7 GPA, he serves in Alpha Lambda Delta, holds a Leadership Scholarship, and worked as a Veterans Advisory Board member and VA peer counselor, planning graduate study in public administration.
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Middletown
Miami University
Martin D. Gabbard
Park Lane
Alpha Lambda Delta Fraternity
Veterans Advisory Board
Veterans Administration
Stomar Enterprises
Gabbard
Miami
Franklin Council delays housing survey grant in $12,000 allocation
Franklin officials vote to delay the $12,000 grant to Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority for a low income housing needs survey after councilman Ritchie Turner opposes the measure. A special-session vote failed without Harold Callahan, delaying emergency legislation while HUD subsidy plans move forward. The authority seeks $225,000 annual subsidy for 60 units with scattered development.
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Housing Authority
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Donald Dorsch
Bernard Eichholz
John Requarth
Steven Runger
Virginia Gruhler
Franklin Homeowners Inc
Franklin
Allen F. Betzler
Council
Free Enterprise
Big Brother
Eichholz
West Virginians to perform free concert at First Baptist Church
The West Virginians a 15 member semi professional singing group from Alderson Broaddus College Philippi will present a free concert at 7 30 p m tomorrow at First Baptist Church Riverview Avenue The group on a three month tour of seven eastern states features contemporary secular and sacred music led by founder director Dr David E Tarr a former Young Americans and A B Singers member reflecting Appalachian heritage The tour continues through March April and May with concert appearances in schools colleges malls churches and regional television venues.
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West Virginians
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Riverview Avenue
West
David E. Tarr
United States
Bus runs to pool nixed at Franklin
Franklin school board rejected a city plan to run two daily bus trips to boost pool attendance at Lions Community Park, citing bus wear and maintenance costs. The district may rent buses from a local church, while other motions included calendar changes, new guards, and budget actions.
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Franklin
Lions Community Park
Franklin Board of Education
Dan Fiedler
Blue Ball
Hunter
Pennyroyal
Carlisle-west Franklin
Susan Moore
Fiedler
Carl Gorsuch
Paul Hillard
Franklin Missionary Baptist Temple
Water system plan options discussed by Germantown council
The Germantown village water committee will meet next Tuesday at 7 p.m. to review four alternate plans for upgrading the water system. Plans propose two potential well field sites and either an elevated water tower or an on ground standpipe for storage, with Mayor Ralph Moler urging attendance.
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Germantown
Ralph Moler
Comco Junior Achievement Company of the Month
Comco Junior Achievement in Middletown named company of the month for February based on progress toward sales and production goals. The team posted 752.45 dollars in sales, 237 percent of target, 58 percent of production goal, and 82 percent attendance under president Don Goodman and a slate of student officers.
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Comco Junior Achievement Co
Middletown
Don Goodman
Fenwick High School
Greg Burns
Edgewood High School
Tim King
Edgewood
Melissa Gaw Madison
Theda Dixon
Tammy Williams
Monroe
Abell Fuller
Stan Hart
Donna Greene
Anita Orem
Madison
Gail Allen
Rhonda Blair
Cathy Billet
Anita Daulton
Teresa Datko
Sharon Cassidy
Jackie Fountain
Charles Gaines
Debi Kidd
Bill Locke
Susan Markell
Alice
O'Connor
Jennie Smith
Jim Stewart
Sonya Taylor
Tami Wilder
Frank Zbacnik
Don Hill
Rose Clark
Linda Zbacnik
Jacki Willhoft
Mihoco
Middletown Hospital Association
U.S.A
Bellefonte Insurance
Shirt Palace
Middletown Paperboard
Aeronca
Aeronca Inc
Cancer crusade chairmen named by Middletown unit
Lee Weeks and George Morgan announce the 1978 Middletown Butler County American Cancer Society crusade leadership. Mrs. Richard Wilson returns as vice president. Committees span foundations, personal solicitation, industry, professionals, realtors and insurance, attorneys, small business, doctors, dentists, and clubs with listed chairmen.
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Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Lee Weeks
George Morgan
Richard Wilson
Crusade
Ralph Brumbach
Jack L Harris
Elliott Levey
James W Saunders
Wilbur Cohen
George Brecht
Steven Dyer
Joseph F. Newlin
Middletown
William W. Davidson
Madison Township
Gerald Enright
Monroe
Bill Housh
Trenton
Janet Miller
William T. Scott
Hervey M. McClellan
Sam Noblet
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Flemming Road
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Orville Bach
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Holmes Beach
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Inez Sells
Sarasota
Barbara Rudd
Coldwater
Ohio
Joanne Foreman
Pauline Michael
Bach
Fort Lauderdale
Armco Steel Corp
Oesar Poft
Oscar Poff
Lake Wales
Poff
Madison County
Chrysler Motor Co
Ada
Barbara Collins
Norman D
Highland City
Chester
Avon Park
Carl Swarts
Miami Valley Humane Association
Pepper
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Weith
Irvin Ousley
Betty
N. University
MUM
Franklin Council
Gorsuch
Shelby Middleton
Middleton
Hillard
James Landes
Ed Lynch
Camp Kern
Charles Maloney
Warren Young
Franklin School District Educational Fund Inc
Warren County
Deborah Burns
Patricia Kern
Dana Dodsworth
DODDS
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Comco
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Cy- Lo Flor Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
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