Two Men Charged in Arlington Arms Shooting Death
Middletown police charged Tracy Martin 21 and John Carlos Vinson 23 with aggravated murder and complicity to aggravated murder in the Friday evening shooting death of 25 year old Anthony Freeman at Arlington Arms Apartments. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow. Freeman was shot after a dispute over a burglary suspected by the pair. A .25 caliber pistol was recovered at their apartment. Funeral arrangements are ongoing.
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Middletown
Arlington Arms Apartments
Tracy Martin
Barbara Court
Apt. R-2
John Carlos Vinson
Middletown Municipal Court
Anthony Freeman
Euclid Court
Apt. R-1
Funay
Doug Nichols
Freeman
Nichols
Middletown school group drives 643 new voters
643 residents in the Middletown School District registered to vote in a drive by the Committee for Sound Education. The levy campaign targets a 3 mill school levy on the November 7 ballot. Dick Betty McGary, deputy director, notes 23,297 district residents are registered, with 29,129 in the Middletown area. Voter registration closed Oct. 8.
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Middletown
Committee For Sound Education
Betty McGary
Butler County
Board of Elections
City
Trenton
Lemon and
Madison Townships
Resident Returns To Empty Lebanon Home Theft Stuns Owner
Mary Rose Miller of Lebanon Ohio 123 failed to occupy her former residence at 2430 Tytus Avenue since mid September. Items stolen include a couch five chairs worth 570 a dishwasher washer dryer microwave oven base radio desk coffee table 320 and a TV stereo console 1100 plus misc items like trash compactor garage door opener portable TV calculator bar stools and an adding machine. Detectives pursue leads as police report ongoing investigation into the break in at the Breiel Boulevard clinic offices with 50 in cash taken from a filing cabinet and possible medical supplies missing.
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Lebanon
Tytus Avenue
Mary Rose Miller
Ohio
Citizens Band
Middletown Journal Ad Lines Up Home Delivery Help
For convenient home delivery in Middletown area readers are guided to call three local exchange numbers 422 3611 932 5966 and 855 7888 with area designations for Middletown Lebanon Germantown and toll free access.
City to demolish 45 structures under federal program
City commissioners will consider a 448,900 Welch Wrecking Co. contract to demolish 45 structures citywide as part of a federalCommunity development program. A 5:30 p.m Meet Your Commissioners session precedes the 6 p.m. meeting in City Building chambers. Demolitions follow a prior Trinity neighborhood project removing over 70 homes.
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Welch Wrecking Co. Tp
Commission
Trinity
Curtis Street
First Avenue
Ronald Drive
Arcadia Drive
Courthouse Work Stoppage Ends in Hamilton-A Case
Arnold L. Beck Co. Cincinnati general contractor reports restoration project at the courthouse back on track after union construction workers return to work following a work stoppage that began last week.
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Hamilton
Arnold L. Beck Co
Cincinnati
Oneida Elementary celebrates 25th anniversary on Yankee Road
Oneida Elementary School marked its 25th anniversary with an open house and family reunion. About 1000 former teachers students and parents attended as Principal Carel Cosby welcomed guests and praised staff while former administrators and board members recalled the school’s history and its early leaders.
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Oneida Elementary School
Yankee Road
PTO
Carel Cosby
Cosby
Calvin Young
Mon
Oneida
Marjorie Daniel
Daniel
Amanda
Kentucky
Jennings
Mayfield Elementary
Yester
Baby delivers in van near Jacksonburg Road
Ernest Viola, owner of Ernesto's restaurant in City Centre Mart, delivered his first baby, Jennifer 6 pounds 11 ounces, at 1 45 this morning in his van along Ohio 73, half a mile west of Jacksonburg Road. Stella Viola and newborn mother and daughter were reported healthy.
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Ernesto
Ernest Viola
Ohio
Viola
Jennifer
Jacksonburg Road
Stella
Kalbfleisch Road
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Jacksonburg
Academy
State Patrol
Kiwanis and Symphony aid Middletown instrument drive
The Middletown Kiwanis Club donates 2500 to buy 25 school instruments for elementary grades while the Symphony Women's Association launches Help a Kid Blow a Horn to collect used instruments. Readied for placement next week, funds cover trumpets clarinets trombones and violins with ownership staying in schools and parochial options included.
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Middletown
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Middletown Symphony Women’s Association
William Stiehl
Fred Tyson
Kiwanis Club
Stiehl
Symphony Women’s Association
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Lebanon Area
Germantown Area
Broad Street
Leibee St
Park St
Iglehart St
Flemming Road
17Th Avenue
Crawford St
Calumet St
Lincoln St
S. Main St
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Young
Joe Heck
Lemon
Mabelle Crist
Monroe
Arthur Hobson
Dale Reed Cosby
Mayfield
Ralph Mull
George Crout
Tom Muchmore
Spring Hill
Sue Chenault
MSWA
Madison
Chenault
Marilyn DiNardo
Arcchial
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Martha Oches
Tracy Gibson
Dillman
University
Roger
Central Ave
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