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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1977

Page

9

Accidental drowning ruled in Butler Co boy death

Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone ruled Frankie DeWayne Butz 12 accidental drowning after body pulled from the Great Miami River at 2 26 pm. The boy reportedly drowned crossing with three school friends from McKinley Middle School. The search involved police fire and Civil Defense with a city boat used for rescue missions.

Butler County Garret J. Boone Frankie DeWayne Butz Miami McKinley Middle School Don Wells Wayne Hall Ptl al Back Cleveland Boone Buzz Boy

Memorial Day Parades and Services Planned Citywide

Memorial Day events set for Middletown Franklin Carlisle Monroe Poasttown with parades forming near 8 9 and 9:30 a.m. Speakers include State Sen. Donald E Lukens and J.T Riley. Ceremonies at Woodside Woodhill New Jersey Presbyterian and North cemeteries with bands, color guards, and civic groups participating.

Memorial Day ceremonies unfold across Germantown and West Elkton

In Germantown Memorial Day events begin at 10 a.m. with speakers Rev JC Herbert and Anna Pasquel at Veterans Memorial Playground and Germantown Cemetery. A parade with the Madison High School band starts at 1 p.m. from Odd Fellows to Fairview Cemetery. In West Elkton the day includes a 10 a.m. parade from West Elkton School with Preble Shawnee High School band and a 1 p.m. procession led by Ohio National Guard helicopter overhead and officials Lukens and Foster at Fairmount Cemetery.

Jim Hamlin Monroe Memorial North Cemetery N. Main Street Germantown Veterans Memorial Playground Walnut Street JC. Herbert Good Sir United Methodist Church Germantown Cemetery W. Market Street Anna Pasquel Valley View Herbert Madison High School Odd Fellows Ohio Franklin Street Fairview Cemetery West Elkton Preble Shawnee High School West Alexandria American Legion Hall S. Main Street Ohio National Guard Main Street Fairmount Cemetery Donald E. Lukens Robert Foster Oxford

Fires and injuries reported across multiple city locations

A run of incidents includes a house fire on 2117 Carolina Street with a burn injury to Kevin Gray, a sawdust pit fire at Johns Road, and a fall involving Kunta Jackson at Woodside Drive. Others receive medical treatment after traffic incidents and falls. details list names ages and addresses with hospital outcomes and estimated damages.

Carolina St Randy Trent Orchard St S. Broad St Danny Denisi Kevin Gray Gray Damay Main St Edwin Smith Dorothy Pruden 16Th Ave Smith Manchester Motor Inn Charles Pohblable N. Clinton St H .m Lafayette Irgil Baker Johns Road Woodside Drive Kunta Jackson McGee Ave W. C. Patton

Witness recalls nine years in camps learning Bible verses

Maria Zeitner Linke, 69, describes to Grand Avenue Church of God how German parents pushed daily Bible verses. She recounts nine years in East German prisons and concentration camps after World War II, where she faced sexual assault and a near-execution as she clung to faith and the instinct to witness.

Maria Zeitner Linke the Grand Mrs. Linke Jesus

Early deadlines set for Memorial Day week

The note lists newspaper deadlines ahead of Memorial Day. News by 10 a.m with obituaries by 9 a.m sports by 8 a.m and 9 a.m for women's items. Classifieds also affected. All city county and state offices banks and liquor stores will be closed.

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Mental retardation levy set for November ballot

Butler County commissioners approve a 1.1 mill levy for mental retardation to run five years and raise about 1 million dollars yearly. The current half mill levy, voted in 1974 with a 1979 expiry, would be renewed alongside the new funding.

Hamilton Butler County Lloyd Harris Harris

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Boy Dwyer Butler County Sheriff's Department Arnold Frank Butz Trenton Bridge Butler County Civil Defense Butler County CB Organization REACT Frisch's Butler County CB Robert Seegers Arnold Butz Sr James Mullins Middletown Happy Corner Church of God New Miami Josepher Funeral Home Sheckler Smith Park Verity Parkway Woodside Cemetery Donald E Lukens Springfield Earl Francis Wpfb Radio Pence Antioch Shrine National Guard Dale Helsel Mary Alice Mack The American Legion Disabled American Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars MOC Daughters of the American Revolution Elks Fraternal Order of Police Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Senior Citizens Chamber of Commerce Eagles American Red Franklin Second Street Woodhill Cemetery J.T Riley Charles Fisher Riverside Baptist Church E. Fourth St Carlisle Dick Brodbeck Arade Eatured New Jersey Presbyterian Church Cemetery Poasttown Mt Pleasant Cemetery Ohio 4 George Crout E.A. Huchison Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church American Legion Post 218 John Finkbone Area News Stanley Smith Veterans Playground Patterson Floral Gardens Bruce Reed Gratis United Maple Avenue Cherry Street Camden and Beechwood Avenues Elm Street Maple Ohio 503 Fairmound Cemetery Kenneth Story West Elkton Friends Church Camden Grand Ave Tytus Avenue Scinggen Se Central Ave Sherbet Midway Plaza Springbond RY Trentom S. Brezel Boulevard Crawford ST Logan AY S. University Boulevard
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