Optimist Spotlight honors local Youth Appreciation Week winners
Two Madison High School seniors join 12 other honorees from the Noon Optimist Club and two Madison Junior School pupils win awards from the Evening Optimist Club. Cathi Mann and Eugene Lolli are recognized for Protestant and Catholic youth work, with Mann involved in multiple school clubs and hospital volunteering while Lolli serves as altar boy and choir member and participates in Knothole baseball.
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God
Starlight Trio
Middletown Hospital
Madison High School
Creative Writing Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Youth Who Care Organization
Madisonettes
Future Homemakers of America Club
Eugene Lolli
Frar* Lolli
15Th Ave
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity School
St. Peter Claver Church
Miss Mann
Lolli
Madison
Evening Club
Dean Myers
Mary C. Miller
Walter Miller
Elk Creek Road
Madison Junior School
Local Banks Study Rate Cut Across Region
Middletown banks say they are studying a move by Chase Manhattan and other big banks to lower the prime rate from 7 percent. Chase cited easing loan demand, changes in money markets, and a federal discount rate cut as reasons. The Fed lowered member rates from 6 to 5.75 percent Tuesday.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Chase Manhattan
Federal Reserve Board
Two Men Indicted In Police Shooting in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police shooting case moves forward as two men, Clifford Davenport aged 20 and Gerrard Harvey, are indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury on charges of shooting with intent to kill regarding the Aug. 23 wounding of Patrolman Edmund Schindler.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Edmund Schindler
Clifford Davenport
Gerrard Harvey
Man Fined In Middletown For City Tax Nonpayment
A Middletown resident who works in Dayton pleaded guilty to failure to pay the city income tax. Charles O. Chappell, 1001 Young St., employed by Frigidaire in Dayton, was fined 100 dollars plus costs and suspended on payment of 230.64 dollars. The city noted that if Dayton withheld its tax, the Middletown tax would not apply. The report also covers multiple other local cases including a major bond for a burglar and several defendants in drug, theft, and DUI matters with various outcomes and forthcoming hearings.
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Middletown
Dayton
Charles O. Chappell
Young St
Frigidaire
J. T. Lamb
Randall J. Harrison
Chappell
George Seigrist
Jefferson Road
Robert Skinner
George Long
Seigrist
Skinner
Long
John Thompson
Arnold Ferguson
Randol L. Brewer
Kiester Road
Donald M. Schreck
Jewell Ave
Dwayne Smith
Minnesota St
Denver Gilkerson
G. A.barnhart
Burbank Ave
Julia Johnson
19Th Ave
Verlene Adkins
Fairmount Ave
Judge pressures addict to name drug pushers in Middletown case
James Stevie Mays, 22, of Middletown, found guilty of possession of a narcotic after four gelatin capsules were seized on Yankee Road. Two capsules contained heroin residue. Judge Marrs warns cooperation with court on naming other users and pushers will shape final disposition. pre-sentence investigation ordered. final ruling set for Jan. 4.
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Butler County
Franklin
Bobby Peck
Bobby Campbell
Robert Davidson
Peter Rudokas
Common Pleas
Hamilton
James Steve Mays
Grove St
Robert L. Marrs
Mays
Butler County Grand Jury
Lamb
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
James Stevie Mays
Yankee Road
London
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
John P. Klosterman
BCI
Sgt
Russell Dwyer
Marrs
March For Dystrophy Drive Neighbors Gather For Sunday Event
Eighteen Middletown area captains organized marchers to solicit in neighborhoods tomorrow for the annual Muscular Dystrophy drive. The event supports research and care for area residents with the neuromuscular disorder. Owen Albaugh, president of the Butler County chapter, notes the high mutation rate means anyone can be affected at any age, urging generous support for both humanitarian and personal reasons.
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Middletown
Owen Albaugh
Butler County
The
Albaugh
Verity Middle School PTO panel on school system operations
Parents urged to bring questions for a Verity Middle School PTO panel at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday following a brief business meeting. Supt. Robert K. Johnson Principal Isom Stephens and Howard Schueller will discuss Middletown city school operations and answer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Middle School
Middletown City
Robert K. Johnson
Isom Stephens
Howard Schueller
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