Hung jury in resisting arrest case for Henry Walker
An eight member jury deliberated over two hours without reaching a verdict on Henry Walker 24 of 1221 Jackson Lane charged with resisting arrest and possession of an unlabeled drug. The case stems from an Aug 17 incident when police stopped Elvin Davis and a crowd of about 100 gathered rocks were thrown injuring officers and bystanders. The jury was dismissed and Walker's case reset for Jan 19. three other related trials are slated for December.
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Henry Walker
Jackson Lane
Walker
Elvin Davis
Yankee Road
Davis
Ptl
Gerald Gentry
William Becker
Becker
Gentry
Area man shot in stomach found by brother
A 21 year old Middletown man identified as Larry Lawson, lat 6 Catalina Mobile Home Park Peasttown, was found with a gunshot wound in the stomach by his brother Steve Lawson. He was taken to Middletown Hospital in surgery and placed in intensive care as detectives investigate. Preliminary reports from Col. Gerald Taylor indicate the wound is personal safety related and accidental status is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Larry Lawson
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Peasttown
Steve Lawson
Butler County
Gerald Taylor
Hamilton girl wins South Butler County Junior Miss title
Cynthia A. Rust, 17, daughter of James B. and Mrs. Rust of 480 Emerson Ave., won the South Butler County Junior Miss pageant on the Hamilton Campus of Miami University. She defeated 17 other contestants and received the youth fitness and poise and appearance awards. Rust will represent south Butler County in the Ohio Junior Miss contest in January at Mt. Vernon and is a Taft High School senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cynthia A. Rust
James B. Rust
Emerson Ave
Butler County
Miami University
Miss Rust
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Taft High
Indictments Return Against Cuyahoga Sheriff Aide Group
A county grand jury indicted Maj. Edward W. Payne the second rank in the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department and Capt Ronald Brown along with Deputy Robert DeSimone and two former deputies on charges including theft in office and intimidation. The indictments allege Payne stole 250 dollars from department property and two pearl handled pistols, Brown aided intimidation against Campbell and Varn, DeSimone stole a FM converter and liquor, with dates ranging from April to August. Sheriff Kreiger declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward W. Payne
Cuyahoga County
Payne
Ralph Kreiger
Donald W. Campbell
Phillip S. Varn
Ronald Brown
Campbell
Vari
Brown
Robert DeSimone
Kreiger
Camden Bicentennial New Year Eve Celebration Planned
The Camden Somers Township American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Committee outlines a New Year's Eve event at Preble Shawnee High School from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. January 1. Eclipse band will play, a euchre room will be set up, and a buffet will follow. Tickets are five dollars, with table reservations available when tickets go on sale. The next committee meeting is November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Camden- Somers Township
Preble Shawnee High School
Eclipse
Grange Committee to Meet Monday in Hamilton
The Women's Activity Committee of the county Grange will meet at 10 a.m. in the REA building in Hamilton. Also Monday the county subordinate Grange officers meet at 7:30 p.m. with the county deputy to plan the 1976 exchange program schedule among Butler County Granges. At the December 1 Monroe Grange meeting Mr and Mrs Joseph Baird will report on Ohio Grange meetings in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
County Grange
REA
Hamilton
Butler County
Monroe Grange
Rs. Joseph Baird
Ohio Grange
Columbus
Cancer Bike-A-Thon Report 2 978 All pledges due by Monday
A cancer fundraising bike-a-thon reports 2 978 total pledges with all funds due by Monday. Organizers urge sponsors and riders to complete collections and submit totals to the event office.
Debris Removal Cost Underestimate In Warren County
Warren County Engineer Craig Pendleton reports debris removal under the Penn Central bridge over Clear Creek in Franklin cost 553 dollars, far below the 5000 dollar estimate. Work at the Main Street bridge two days last week reduced hazard. Franklin requested county aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Yost
Lebanon
Penn Central
Clear Creek
Franklin
Warren County
Craig Pendleton
Main Street
Pendleton
al Royce
Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority
Commission
Housing Authority
Multiple Local Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Georgia B. Martin 64 of 913 Garden Ave dying at home with heart disease. Survived by son William and seven daughters, plus 34 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Other notices include services for Mrs. Anna McCorkle 49 and Mrs. Ruth Brelsford 64, and Sylvester F. Blake 86 in Marshall Minnesota. Local arrangements by Oswald and McCoy Leffler Funeral Homes.
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Georgia B. Martin
Garden Ave
Martin
Shelbyville
Middletown
William
Dayton
Marie Turner
Louise Martin
Marilyn Ramsey
Hamilton
Pauline Trammel
Carolyn Martin
Mattie Freeman
Ruby Willis
Spring Hill
Joel F. Bailey
Anna McCorkle
North Ave
McCoy- Leffler
Robert DeFrates
Woods Cemetery
Lebanon
Sylvester F. Blake
Sunset Drive
Holy Redeemer Church
Marshall
Minn
Calvary Cemetery
Ruth Brelsford
McCoy-Leffler
Paul Remick
Elk Creek
Tomorow
Brelsford
Florida
Delores Sherrel
Nancy Snell
Franklin
Orville Griffin
Forrest Ave
J R. Baker & Son Funeral Home
Billy Ball
Griffin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Georgia
Orville Jr
Christina
Alycea
Understanding Inflammation pamphlet from Arthritis Foundation
The Butler Warren County Branch offers a free pamphlet titled Understanding Inflammation. Dr Raymond Muzzarelli notes inflammation signals body fighting damage, but in arthritis it can injure joints and cause destruction. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to Box 306 Middletown.
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Butler- Warren County
The
Arthritis Foundation
Raymond Muzzarelli
Middletown
Brownie Troops 1535 and 1206 Invest 29 Girls in Oneida
Sixteen girls are invested into Brownie Troop 1535 at Oneida School with eleven earning one year membership stars. Twelve girls joined Troop 1206. Named new members include Kristi Flack Tyra Spicer Teresa Deaton and others. Leaders are Mrs Alvah Brewer for 1535 and Mr and Mrs Jim Salyer for 1206. Both troops plan a combined Thanksgiving basket.
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Oneida School
Kristi Flack
Tyra Spicer
Teresa Deaton
Melissa Igo
Belinda Conley
Sherri Hollon
Carrie Hill
Rosina Combs
Melissa King
Trina O’connor
Theresa Spies
Tammy Lucas
Belinda Ward
Billi Jo Daley
Angela Frisby
Christina Keeton
Sharon Back
Rebecca Conlee
Sharon Spies
Marianna Bury
Lora Rogers
Annetta Johnson
Terri Brewer
Diana Miracle
Teri Kennedy
Lisa
Brenda Wogaman
Shelley Salyer
Wendy Chasteen
Holly Mcintosh
Deanna Kelly
Lisa Igo
Jenny King
Amy Brewer
Judie Risner
Tina Lester
Kim Turner
Beth Back
Susie King
Alvah Brewer
Jim Salyer
Franklin Bicentennial Committee expands by eleven members
The Franklin City Council approved eleven new members to the Franklin Bicentennial Committee for terms ending March 31, 1977. Appointees include Mrs. Ronald Beedle, Mrs. Wade Crabtree, Mrs. Phyllis Darragh, Mrs. Dorothy Dixon, Mrs. Suzanne Edwards, Mrs. Robert Hutson, Mrs. Mary Ann Lickliter, Mrs. Jean McGill, Gerald Miller, Mrs. Millie Morris and Mrs. Donna Swiger. The group, formed in March 1974, coordinates local planning for the 1976 national Bicentennial in collaboration with Carlisle and Springboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carlisle
Springboro
Franklin pastor to speak at Joint Service Club meeting
The Rev. Arnold Ettenhofer of First United Methodist Church Franklin will address the Joint Service Club dinner meeting at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church. The Optimist Club hosts with Wilburn Depew as chairman. Rotary Jaycees and Lions will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
First United Methodist Church of
Joint Service Club
Arnold Ettenhofer
Methodist Church
Optimist Club
Wilburn Depew
Rotary
Jaycees
Lions
Franklin Court 3 guilty of DWI
Three persons were found guilty in Franklin Municipal Court of driving under the influence. Kenneth Perkins Carolyn Jo Abner and Roberta L Seeberger were fined 150 and costs jailed three days and had licenses suspended six months. Perkins and Seeberger also ordered traffic school. Ronnie Stewart was fined for disorderly conduct and criminal damaging. Jerry R Van Cleve was fined for disorderly conduct and resisting. Barbara A Brech was fined for writing a bad check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
Kenneth Perkins
Easter Drive
Carlisle
Carolyn Jo Abner
Miamisburg
Roberta L. Seeberger
Cincinnati
Lloyd Ritz
Perkins
Seeberger
Ronnie Stewart
S. Main St
Dee's
Jerry R. van Cleve
Julia Drive
Barbara A. Brech
Cincinnati Bell seeks rate hike across Ohio and Kentucky
Cincinnati Bell requests a $3 monthly flat rate increase for residential customers in Ohio and Kentucky, raising base rates from $8.15 to $11.35 and business rates from $22.45 to $31.20. Pay telephone charges would rise from 10 to 20 cents, with expansions for dialing information charges and a trial of a measured rate for light users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell
Ohio River
Ohio
Kentucky
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Public Service Commission of Kentucky
Kentucky Commission
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Tom Muchmore
Journal
J.T. Lamb
Jerry Bryant
Norris Muldrow
Sheriff's Officers
Webs Flowers
Monroe, OH
Camden Area
Grange Committee
National Selected
Watio Wal
M*coy
Warren Commission
Council On Agia
David Smit
Smith
Council On Aging
Georgia Martin
Edna Sticklen
Franklin St
Jean Turvey
Breck Lutes
Sylvester Blake
Blake
Christ Hospital
Essie
Oswald Funeral Home
McCracken
Stahlheber Road
Webb
Albert Plagman
Fairfield
Sacred Heart Church
Dora Thome
Main St
Adeline Reynolds
Eaton Ave
St. Peter's Church
Bert Vail
Millville Ave
Brownie
Franklin Clubs
Richard T. Dugan
U.S
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Betty’s Uniform & Maternity Shop
N. University Blvd
Middletown, Ohio
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