Middletown Receives $294 026 From Federal Revenue Sharing
The city will get 294 026 in the 17th regular payment of federal revenue sharing funds issued by the Treasury. Other Butler County communities and their amounts include Jacksonburg 80 Monroe 4602 Trenton 7782 Lemon Township 10542 Madison Township 6831 Milford 2120 Wayne Township 3313, while Butler County as a unit received 222 527.
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Middletown
Treasury Department
Butler County
Jacksonburg
Monroe
Trenton
Lemon Township
Madison Township
Milford
Wayne Township
North Butler County Junior Miss semi finalists named
Preliminary judging in Middletown selects sixteen finalists for the North Butler County Junior Miss pageant to be held November 27 at Middletown High School. Finalists from Middletown High School, Edgewood High, Lemon Monroe, and The Sales area are listed with judges and scoring criteria.
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North Butler County
Middletown High School
Middletown Jaycees
Middletown Works
Dempster
Melanie
Ang
Joyce Francis
Lisa Muench
Lori Johnson
Elizabeth Blaine
Kim Elias
Cindy Lawrence
Brenda King
Diane Hawkins
Margaret Harmon
Sherry Helton
Sharon Chase
Edgewood High School
Virginia Cope
Mary Barnes
Anne Given
Lemon Monroe
Robin Rathbun
Sharon Haley
Jay
Blaze Destroyed Barn and Contents Near Springboro
A barn near Springboro burned yesterday with contents valued at about 75000 dollars. James Alexander of Waynesville owned the frame barn which housed a 1963 tractor, a disk, two riding mowers, hay, straw and tools. Fire crews worked seven hours starting at 5:53 p.m. with multiple visits to the scene as sparks threatened the Alexander home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Here
James Alexander
Ohio 73
Waynesville
Clearcreek Township
Wayne Township
Clearcreek
Alexander
Virginia
Bunnell Hill Road
Barroom Brawl Leaves One Hurt Four Arrested at Office Bar
One man injured in a brawl at the Office Bar 124 Charles Street at 1 am. Four men were arrested including Shepard 33 of Ion Road and Michael Milton 27 of Plymouth Ave on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Others named were Danny Moon and Paul Bowling. All to appear in Municipal Court.
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Charles St
Ptl
Steve Daleye
Thouight
Shepard
Ion Road
Middletown Hospital
Michael Milton
Plymouth Ave
Danny Moon
M Village Drive
Paul Bowling
Feeding horses program for new owners at Extension office
A Hamilton area feeding horses program for new horse owners will be held Wednesday at the Butler County Extension office 2981 Princeton. Speaker Bill Haynes Warren County agricultural agent will lead the free event open to all interested at 7 30 p m and will answer basic questions on horse nutrition
Warren meeting set to propose projects
Citizens can present ideas for Warren County's Community Development funds for the coming year. The session occurs Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the County Administration Building, 320 E. Silver St, Lebanon. The gathering marks the first step in selecting eligible projects for federal funding.
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Lebanon
Warren County
E. Silver St
Gratis council opposes toll free ending in Germantown
The Gratis village council approved ending toll free service from Germantown to Gratis to reduce billing for Germantown customers. A public hearing with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is set for Oct 21 at 10 am in the Germantown Municipal Building.
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Gratis
Garmenttown
Iedependent Telephone Co
Germantown
Roscoe Elam
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Germantown Exchange
Gratis Exchange
General Telephone Co
Robert Worley Sr
Harrison St
Russ Wilson
Trenton Council weighs bus parking dispute and zoning plans
Trenton City Council considers a petition from Buell Burns to ban Edgewood school buses from residential areas after a sleep disturbance claim. Other actions include Halloween hours, repealing a $150 per-lot open space fee, rezoning State Street area, and a traffic reconfiguration objection.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Buell Burns
Third St
Council
Edgewood School Board
Ron Specht
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Ohio
Ryder
Deaths and funerals span multiple families across Middletown
The notice lists Rose E. Hogan 88 of 300 Baltimore St and Elmer E. Atchley 82 of 142 Macready Ave with service details at St Johns Church and Riggs Funeral Home. It also covers memorials for Cherie Harrison 23 of St. Petersburg and other Franklin and Middletown residents with burial plans, handlers, and donation options.
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Rose E. “Diddy” Hogan
Baltimore St
Miss Hogan
Cincinnati
Middletown
Mary
Hilda Hogan
Helen Cummings
Margaret Connelly
Franklin
Marita Rose
OSF
Hamilton
St. John’s Church
Stephen Calme
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Memorial Home
Monroe
Elmer E. Atchley
Macready Ave
Otterbein
Atchley
Monroe United Methodist Church
Monroe Odd
Ruth
Miriam Woodcock
St. Louis
August
Tipton
Ind
Homer
Samuel
Riggs
Monroe Chapel
Lewis H. Theodore
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Ohio
Funeral Home
Odd Fellows
Cherie Marlene Harrison
St. Petersburg
Fla
Daytona Beach
Church of the Nazarene
Marion Barber
Miss Harrison
Robert Harrison
Margie Tomkinson
Sarasota
Florida
All Children’s Hospital
Sixth St
South
St Petersburg
Anglesby Funeral Home
Police briefs report spray attack and theft incidents
A tar like substance was sprayed on garages at homes of Russell McElfresh Miriam Knoll Fred Fisher and Margaret Kimble. A customer at Arthur Treacher's restaurant defrauded a 5 year old cashier of 40. A window damage incident at Fleenor Auto Parts involved 400 from a pellet gun. Wheels and tires were stolen from a 1976 Seville at Eppa Long’s home. A 43 year old woman treated for drug and alcohol overdose at Middletown Hospital was released.
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Russell McElfresh
Highland St
Miriam Knoll
Stanley St
Fred Fisher
Margaret Kimble
el Paso Ave
Arthur Treacher
Brevet Boulevard
Eppa Long
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Cub Scout Pack 101 Hosts Paper Drive This Weekend
Cub Scout Pack 101 at Wilson School sponsors a weekend paper drive from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Drop offs accepted at Armbruster's Florist on Grand Avenue or call 424-8524 for pickup.
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Wilson School
Armbruster's
Grand Avenue
Ohio man wins $250000 on Pot O Gold lottery
Cleveland AP Robert Fillman, 61, chartered a bus with 40 relatives and friends to watch the Ohio lottery draw. He won the Pot O Gold top prize of 250000, learned while his wife watched TV. He plans to retire next February from U S Concrete Co and save the winnings.
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Cleveland
Robert Fillman
Fillman
Wava
U.S. Concrete Co
Uhrichsville
Crafty Ladies crafts course at Middletown YMCA
The Middletown YMCA offers a six week women’s crafts series titled Crafty Ladies starting Wednesday with weekly sessions from 1 to 3 pm. Cost is 12 for members 17 for non members with a 10 person minimum.
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Middletown
Ann Stoutenborough
Sharon Hamilton
Judy Curtis
Mabel Shoup
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Charles S. Faries
Franklin Road
Collinsville
Robert Lever
Lyons
Leonard Lyons
New York
Wayne McClish
Dick Dempster
McClish
Miami St
Armco
Dodds Monuments
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Gratis Council
Worley
Wilson
Leo Murphy
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
OEPA
David Lewis
Lewis, Elam
Donald Sunderhaus
Darrell Carroll
County Mayors Association
State St
State
Third Street
Poplin Place
Specht
Stubbs
Pauline Gibbs
Clara Drive
State Street
John Madoffori
Rose Hogan
Elmer Atchley
National Association of Electrical Distributors
Mease Hospital Development Board
Dunedin
The
Masons
Shrine Club
Scottish Rite
American Legion
Middletown Tennis Club
First United Methodist Church
Badger
Nancy
Berkley
Bradley
Clearwater
Moss Lakeside Chapel
S. Belcher Road
Sabina
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Robert Badger
Robert C. Badger
Morton F. Plant Hospital
Mr. Badger
Columbus
Cherie Harrison
Fleenor Auto Parts
N. University Blvd
Fillman and
His
Ymca States Crafts
Jean Dobrozsi
Leona Meehan
Debbie Wilson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Couch Market
Trenton Rd
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