Judge fines three drivers for traffic offenses
Intergal Court Judge J. T. Lamb fined Russell Hawn 200 dollars and three days in jail for driving with a suspended license. Billy Childs received 50 dollars for failing to report an accident within 24 hours and James Walters 50 dollars for failing to yield while turning left. The Oct 28 1774 Continental Congress recommended suspending all public amusements.
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Intergal Court
J. T. Lamb
Russell Hawn
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Billy Childs
Cincinnati-Dayton Road Apt
James Walters
Lawn Ave
Bellefonte executive dies after heart attack at office
Eugene Robert Lemke 48 of 620 Hill St West Middletown died at 3 30 p m at Middletown Hospital after suffering a heart attack at Bellefonte Insurance Co where he was general supervisor of underwriting. He previously served as Vermont banking and insurance acting commissioner and helped launch auto assigned risk program. He is survived by wife Betty a son Scott and daughter Linda and his mother Viola. Mass of Christian Burial at St Marys Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Robert Lemke
Hill St
West
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Bellefonte Insurance Co
Lemke
Bellefonte
Armco Steel Corp
Columbia University
Rutgers University
Society of Financial Examiners
Amsterdam
N.Y
Merchant Marine
Viola Lemke
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Man found guilty in assault case
Charles Mathews 77 of 1304 Michigan Ave Middletown was found guilty of felonious assault by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. He was referred to the Adult Probation Department for presentence work and will be sentenced December 10. Police testified he fired after saying Love threatened him and had bothered him in the past.
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Hamilton
Charles Mathews
Michigan Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Mathews
Joe Love
Calumet Ave
Robert York
Love
York
Warren officials discuss Warren County 1976 community development
Representatives from villages townships and county agencies met with Warren County commissioners for the first public 1976 community development meeting. They listed pressing problems to be categorized for the application and planned a second and third meeting to refine and rate issues. Warren County and its cities received 50 000 in community development funds this year with Franklin and Lebanon funding separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
al Royse
Rouse
Franklin
Debating Germantown strong mayor powers
The Germantown Charter Commission continues discussions on a strong mayor form. Richard Zehring dissented, opposing council approval of the mayoral appointee and warning it weakens the strong mayor, aligning with Monroe style manager provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Charter Commission
Richard Zehring
Monroe
Zehring
National Municipal League
George Kuhn
Gun Stolen From Home of Roy Link
Two shotguns valued at 125 dollars were stolen from Roy Link's home at 412 Baltimore Street. Link slept upstairs around 7 30 p m when he heard glass breaking downstairs thinking the dog caused the noise until a second sound prompted investigation. He saw broken glass at the back door and went back upstairs. About 9 p m Mrs Link found the two guns missing. Police report details are based on Link’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Link
Baltimore St
Link
Woman Sentenced for Breakings and Grand Theft
Teresa Lakes 19 of Middletown was sentenced to 15 years on each of three breaking and entering counts and three grand theft counts. The sentences run concurrent after a guilty plea before Judge Fred B. Cramer. An incident dated February 12 involved a Middletown residence theft.
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Hamilton
Teresa Lakes
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
Middletown
Marysville Reformatory
School bus substitution issues loom in Franklin district
Franklin schools coping with driver shortages and spare bus downtime as substitutes lag. Ed Lynch reports 12 new applicants last week and hopes for more by Christmas. Buses average 44 runs daily, 1,000 miles, carrying 2,500 students at about 145000 yearly.
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Hunter
Ed Lynch
Franklin Schools
Inter
Lynch
State Education Department
Doris Kirby
Franklin
Highway Patrol
Bicentennial Theme at St Mary Bazaar in Williamsburg
St Mary Catholic Church holds a Christmas Bazaar titled Bicentennial Christmas in Old Williamsburg from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at St Mary Hall 115 S Main St. The event features homemade crafts, baked goods, wreaths, dolls, religious articles, and a Parish Cookbook with proceeds aiding church programs. Co chairmen are June Hill and Judy Rudokas with booth chairs including Judy Rudokas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Williamsburg
St. Mary Catholic Church
St. Mary Hall
S. Main St
Williamsburg
St. Mary Parish
June Hill
Judy Rudokas
Booth
Kate Nalley
Marilyn Bors
Dorothy McLaughlin
Marge Borosic
Eleanor Franzer
Doris Irwin
Lillie Hineline
Katie Fout
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Debbie Scheibert
Crista Valentine
Alice Harper
Continental Congress
Samuel Gasaway
Samuel Kenneth Gasaway
Kenneth Gasaway
Evelyn Drive
Rose Hill Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Martha Jackson
17Th Ave
Hall- Jordan
Elihu Johnson
Auburn St
P. Lorillard Co
Roy
Dora
Rettie Mitchell
Granada Ave
MccCoy-Leffler
Robert Graham
Mitchell
Arthur Barnard
Arthur Harold Barnard
Dixie Highway
Ralph Young
Barnard
Austin Smith
Ruby Brown
Indianapolis
Martha Smith
Columbus
Ind
Charles
James
Shelbyville
John
Shrevesport
Nellie Smith
Antioch Baptist Church
Williamsdale
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Arlie Craft
Shuler Ave
Colligan
Meb Brewer
East Ave
Campbell
Brent Minnick
Mark Minnick
Hayes Ave
Rose Hill Cemetery Chapel
Eugene Lemke
Warren
Ross Brewer
Council
James Mullendere
Gordon Howard
Kuhn
Rodney Michael
Currier & Ives
Charles Dickens
Broadway News
Main St
George Washington
Betsy Ross
Dolly Madison
Abigail Adams
Bazaar
Andy
Osborne Studios
Verity
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Pete
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