Man Cut in Fight at Lee's Cafe in Middletown
Merrill McClain, 38, of Trenton, was hospitalized in fair condition after a knife cut to the neck during a fight at Lee's Cafe on Girard Avenue. A knife was recovered and another man was arrested. McClain fought back and was restrained for treatment. Walter Flanagan, 61, of Park Street, also sustained a hand cut while trying to break up the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Lee's Cafe
Girard Ave
Merrill McClain
E. Arlington Ave
Trenton
McClain
Walter Flanagan
Park St
Baboons Returned to Lions Country Park After Escape
Kings Island announces the capture of the last two of 50 baboons that escaped from Lion Country Safari. The two males were tranquilized and captured. most baboons will be shipped to International Animal Exchange in Farmdale Michigan, while two stay on display with a sign about the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Mills
Kings Oe Amusement
Park
Tod
Lion Country
Nicolas Reindl
International Animal Exchange
Farmdale
Mich
Franklin manager attacks tax system in United States
Franklin city manager Bernard Eichholz criticizes the current tax structure as stupid and antiquated. He urges statewide and per capita city taxes, argues real estate tax funded cities historically, and warns of future housing and energy challenges amid looming national leadership gaps. He compares Evendale and Lincoln Heights to illustrate tax impacts on police funding and affluence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
United States
Bernard Eichholz
Middletown
MAD
Eichholz
Cincinnati
Dayton
Evendale
Lincoln Heights
Burglary spree hits local clubs and businesses
A $3,000 lawn mower and other items were stolen from the Wildwood Golf Course maintenance building after a gate was broken and a window entry made. Items taken include a $300 air compressor a $250 chain saw two diving boards and the mower used with a six foot cut to load onto a truck. Separate incidents reported include a cigarette machine break in on Charles Street two stained glass windows missing from a home on Yankee Road cash and cigarettes stolen from residences and two mag wheels taken from Cable Auto Sales with other break ins at local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Course
Max Storm
Thorn Hill Lane
Diamond International
Charles Street
Walter Turner
Yankee Road
Wheeler Elam
Grand Ave
Janis Cravens
First Ave
Veneidant
Johnny's Pony Key
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
S. Broad St
Cable Auto Sales
S. Main Street
Dodds Monument Co
14Th Avenue
S. Verity Parkway
Russell Nein longtime Armco executive dies at 66
Russell M Nein 66 of 1618 Nixon Court Middletown died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his home He retired in 1973 as area superintendent of rolling Armco Steel Corp He joined Armco in 1933 and held multiple posts including crane leader cold mill general foreman and superintendent of the cold strip mill department Survivors include wife Marian son James Columbus daughter Linda McGuire Columbus brother Floyd Jacksonville sister Mrs William Lamb The family requests memorials to the American Heart Association or Ohio Lung Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Russell M. Nein
Nixon Court
Armco
Nein
Labor Reserve
Middletown
First United Presbyterian Church
Marian
James
Columbus
Linda McGuire
Floyd
Jacksonville, Fla
William Lamb
Fire and medical calls span the night with injuries and smoke damage
At 1:57 a.m. at 22 Boyleston St Carl Rhinenart admitted after chest pains and difficulty breathing. At 6:17 p.m. Samuel Jackson 64 was admitted in fair condition for chest pains. A kitchen fire at 1902 Circle Jenny caused heavy smoke damage with $1900 building loss and $500 contents. Also reports of matches blamed for a wood and trash pile near hydraulic locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todey
Boyleston St
Carl Rhinenart
Crewford St
Cindy Kash
Wilson St
17Th Ave
Samuel Jackson
Circle Jenny
Atom Crowe
N. Verity Parkway
Ohio woman wins Buckeye 1 000 for life prize on TV show
Elva Fannin of Norton, an Akron University account clerk, won 1000 dollars a month for life in the Buckeye 1 000 contest. The first all female cast on the Ohio Lottery telecast announced the prize with a guaranteed minimum of 400000, and Fannin plans to travel widely. Additional winners included Ruth Green 10000 Laura Pearlman 7500 Beverly Labant 5000 Gertrude Klenk 4000 Margaret Sedrock 3000 Jean Harris 2000 and Jean Matuszak 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Green
New Holland
Laura Pearlman
Canton
Beverly Labant
Willoughby Hills
Gertrude Klenk
Brooklyn
Margaret Sedrock
Cleveland
Jean Harris
Springfield
Jean Matuszak
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welcome Wagon Club
Middletown Mall
Doris Constantine
Edith Stoutimore
Dianne Seab
Sara Lambert
Weith
Dodds Monuments
Woodside
Comer
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Kings Island
U.S
Wildwood Club
Russell Nein
Bertie Bailey
Germantown
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Irvin W. Emmons
Woods Cemetery
Terry Chandler
The
American Heart Association
Ohio Lung Association
Terry A. Chandler
N. Main St
Nald Exline
Montgomery
John Chandler
John Jr
Jeff
John Arpperal
Mabel Holaday
Mabel Eleanoree
S. Dixie Highway
Lucille Geisler
Dorothy Bake
Mildred Ehresman
Hamilton
Miltonville Dem
Robert W. Branin
Blue Ball
Presbyterian
Baker
Anna Petry
Camden
Camden Rt. 1
Bessie Deaton
Lottie Petry
Eaton
Garnett Shaffer
Lucille Lipps
New Paris
Ralph
Virgil
Daniel
Ida Clear
Lakeland
Fla
Old German
Williard Yoder
Home Brethren
Fairview Cemetery
Gratis
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Marc Williams
Marc E. Williams
Norma
General Hospital
Keubel Construction Co
Navy
Min
Stephanie Jean
Woodside Cemetery
Harold Thompson
Joseph R. Baker
Barbara Ann Gaines
N. D St
Webb
Grace Pentecostal Assembly
Gideon Rd
Gordon L. Lawson
Elva Fannin
Norton
Charlie Hurst Inc
Laape-Aoe
Jim Diradco
First Church OF God
N. Breiel Blvd
Ohio
J. Herschel Caudill
Bill Arthur