Burglars steal clothing at G.S. Britches store location
Morning break in at 1318 Central Ave nets 14 shirts worth 65 and 24 jackets worth 300. Witnesses saw two men flee south along an alley toward Reynol Ave after glass breaking. Police pursued a car, arrested three occupants then released one and held two on unrelated charges. Additional break-ins report stereo theft, radio, clock radio, knives, and a tape player. Aims to summarize the incidents and police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.S. Britches
Central Ave
Reynol Avenue
John Walden
Centerville
Donald Cox
Dayton
Minnesota Street
14Th Avenue
Three charged in theft of CB radio
Police arrested two juveniles and an adult after finding a $270 citizens band radio in their car trunk. A 16-year-old admitted stealing the radio from Milton Curtis's car on Jewell Avenue, while the youths and John Carter were charged with grand theft. Carter faced an additional charge for tending to cause the delinquency of minors. Curtis identified the radio as the stolen item.
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Citizens
Hawthorne Street
Milton Curtis
Jewell Ave
John Carter
Harlan St
Carter
Curtis
Deaths and funerals in the Middletown region
Obituaries note Ralph Edward Barnes 67 died of natural causes at his apartment on Verity Parkway with private graveside services and military rites at Memorial Park Zanesville. Other notices include infant Stephen Briscoe died at Middletown Hospital with services at McCoy Leffler and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Giles W. Lainhart 46 Korean War veteran died at Middletown Hospital with services at Anglesby Funeral Home. Bertha Amelia McClintic 82 Middletown, former cafeteria worker, private services at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Lottie Bell Nalls obituary from Cleveland. Willard E. Rowland 53 South Lebanon, died at Middletown Hospital. Andy Steward 68 Farmersville, former Karlton Envelope Co. employee, services at John Arpp Funeral Home. Ruth Sims White 67 Tipp City, died at Dettmer Hospital, services at Zion Lutheran Church Tipp City. and other local notices of burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Ralph Edward Barnes
N. Verity Parkway
Barnes
Eeli Ae
Armco Steel Corp
Alice King
Eaton
Memorial Park
Zanesville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Stephen Briscoe
Dwight Briscoe
Glen Ave
McCoy- Leffler
Rodney Williams
Woodside Cemetery
Lebanon
Dennise Duncan
Dennis Duncan
Ross Road
Oregonia
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Dennis R
Berkley Kingery
Henry Duncan
Morrow
Robert Lanter
South Lebanon
Melvin Hood
New York
Bertha Amelia McClintic
Leibee St
Middletown Hospital
Barbara Park Convalescent Center
McClintic
Middletown High School
Kenton County
Middletown
A Resseler
Kenton
Wilson-Schramm
Robert Lodwick
Ruth Sims White
Tipp City
Dettmer Hospital
Derby Secures National Sponsor Boosts Soap Box Derby
Akron Ohio AP Novar Electronics Corp of Barberton pledged 165000 to support the All American Soap Box Derby. Novar cited the derby as a strong youth program and officials said the gift, plus community backing, should yield one of the greatest races ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Novar Electronics Corp
Barberton
James Ott
Frank Wahl
Derby
Ott
Novark
Local man Marion Adkins faces murder trial in Hamilton
Marion Adkins, 37, of 40 Elm Street, Monroe, is on trial for murder after allegedly shooting Eugene Woodard, 38, during an argument on June 23 at Point Cafe in Middletown. Woodard died at the scene. the hearing is before Judge Arthur Fiehrer in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
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Hamilton
Marion Adkins
E. Elm St
Monroe
Adkins
Eugene Woodard
Point Cafe
Yankee Road
Middletown
Woodard
Wilbraham Road
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur Fiehrer
Thanksgiving Service Set at Emmanuel Baptist Church
A Union Fellowship Thanksgiving service will be held at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Thursday at 11 a.m. The event invites community members to attend and join in the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Fellowshi
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Eighteen Monroe Girls Earn Pins In Blue Bird Ceremony
Eighteen second graders from Monroe Elementary School received pins yesterday at a Blue Bird Skyward Ceremony held at Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church in Monroe. Recipients include Laurie Ashbet, Bethlen Barnhart, Meli Berg, Rochelle Clarke, Kristi Fugate, Karen Gourley, Jody Garver, Missy Hall, Shelly Lynch, Melissa Malott, Monica Mehan, Marisue Horne, Missy Proffit, Laura Richmond, Natalie Simkins, Diana Slama, Caroline Shultz and Nancy Tuttle. The event is part of a Bicentennial project with Sharing Blue Birds, third and fourth graders, and a display in Monroe's Municipal Building window showing flags of residents’ countries of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Loving Blue Birds
Laurie Ashbet
Bethlen Barnhart
Meli Berg
Rochelle Clarke
Kristi Fugate
Karen Gourley
Jody Garver
Missy Hall
Shelly Lynch
Melissa Malott
Monica Mehan
Marisue Horne
Missy Proffit
Laura Richmond
Natalie Simkins
Diana Slama
Caroline Shultz
Nancy Tuttle
Sharing Blue Birds
Two Drivers Cited After Wicoff Roosevelt Crash
At 11 a.m. yesterday a two car collision at Roosevelt Boulevard and Wicoff Street led to charges for Barbara Highley 27 of 2122 Queen Ave for a red light left turn and Grant Mitchell 27 of 907 Delaware Ave for driving with a suspended license. Highley’s car suffered $400 damage and Mitchell’s $200. Mitchell was treated at Middletown. Separate item notes chemist George A. Burrel born 1882 in Cleveland who invented a gas detector and a gas analysis device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Boulevard
Wicoff Street
Barbara Highley
Queen Ave
Roosevelt
Wicoff
Grant Mitchell
Delaware Ave
Mitchell
Middletown
Eet
Highley
Mitchell Auto
Deadline Tonight for Bike-A-Thon Money Prizes at Risk
Riders must turn in any collected funds by tonight to stay eligible for prizes. As of last night 131 of 316 riders had not submitted any money, while any amount turned in to area captains preserves eligibility.
Monroe Community Thanksgiving Service Planned
The Monroe Religious Council sponsors a 7 30 p m Community Thanksgiving Service at Monroe Church of the Nazarene on Macready Avenue. The Rev Neil Parker of United Methodist Church will preach with assistance from Revs Carl Geers Seven Dolors Catholic and Richard Schechter Mt Pleasant Presbyterian. Special music from the Presbyterian Church. Proceeds go to hunger relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Parker
United Methodist Church
Carl Geers
Seven Dolors Catholic Church
Richard Schechter
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Mr. Parker
The
Presbyterian Church
Macready Avenue
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Charleston
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Charleston Daily Mail
Carmody Boulevard
Carl Chambliss
Russ Dambach
Winton St
Herbert Boren
S. Main St
Frizell Myers
Curtis St
Ralph Barnes
Anthony
Nnal Briscoe
Ralph Curtis
Giles Lainhart
Franklin
Giles W
Toby) Lainhart
S. River St
Lainhart
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Miamisburg
Eagles Lodge
Mary
Giles Jr
J.D
Debbie Chasteen
Berea
Peggy Doty
Camden
Owen
Jan
Carlisle
Armittie Greenup
Lexington
Ella Haines
Uniondale
Ind
Anglesby
Woodhill Cemetery
Bertha McClintic
Lottie Nalls
Lottie Bell Nalls
Boyds Funeral Home
Cleveland
Willard Rowland
Willard E. Rowland
Railroad St
South
Oswald Funeral Home
Andy Steward
Germantown
Farmersville
Grandview Hospital
Karlton Envelope Co
West Carrollton
Leona
Don
Andrew
Sylvia Patrick
John Arpp
James Heininger
Twin Valley Cemetery
Ruth White
Frederick
Robert
Stephen
Napoleon, Ohio
Hazel Trapp
Lockland
Ziontheran Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Frings & Bayliff Funeral Home
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
L&h Insulation CO
George A. Burrel
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Deale
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Monroe Community Service
Monroe Church of the Nazarene
Monroe Religious Council
Bell
Hanna
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Trenton
Ohio
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