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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1973

Page

9

Bond set at 200000 for Pisgah bank robbery suspects

Federal charges filed against Arthur Caroline Brown 21 and James E. Battell 24 of Columbus after a $25000 robbery at the Pisgah Home Federal Savings loan branch. They are held in Butler County Jail on 200000 bonds each. A third suspect Lionel Stewart 23 was killed when shot by a deputy after surrender orders.

Pisgah Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Hamilton Butler County Robert Marrs Arthur Caroline Brown James E. Battell Columbus FBI Lionel Stewart Stewart

Police dog Duke dies after seven years with Middletown force

Duke an 8 year old retired K 9 of Middletown police died last night of a heart attack at his trainer’s home. He served seven years and helped track a missing woman within hours of arrival in 1966. Duke was to be buried today at the animal burial ground behind the shelter at Trenton.

Duke Middletown Pts William Hollister Rommel Veterans Eagles Lodge Fraternal Order of Police Miami River Trenton

City Tenants Up to Date Report to Commissioners

A favorable report has been presented to city commissioners noting most tenants are current in payments and obligations, reflecting orderly rental activity and compliance with housing regulations.

Middletown men sentenced in assault on two officers

Otis Turner 20 received five years probation and 1200 restitution to a police officer for pain and suffering. Richard Lampley III 21 had case continued after pleading guilty to assaulting two Middletown officers during a June 13 disturbance on the Great Miami River bank. Officer Steve Schmidt testified Lampley struck him with a mace flashlight and was forced to shoot in self defense. In other city business, lease payments on about 15 contracts were reported overdue, with several major holders still current.

Hamilton Middletown Common Pleas Fred B. ‘Cramer Cramer Otis ‘Turner Eighth ‘Ave Richard Lampley III 16Th Ave Miami River James Malott Steve Schmidt Schmidt Lampley Wedekind Aircraft Inc Elmer Wrecker Service Faris D. Williams Penn Central Railroad B&o Railroad Diamond International Corp Lemon Township Trustees Tom Norris Live Fish Inc Water Refining Co Armco Steel Corp Russ Craft Cable TV Porter Poster Service Country Kitchen Wilmer Motors Carl Creech Cecil Short

Fire Incidents Reported at Two Local Addresses

A car fire under the hood at 624 Moore Street involving Keith Hatton of 1727 Lawn Avenue caused no damage. A gas leak at 632 Lafayette Avenue also caused no damage.

Moore St Keith Hatton Lawn Ave Lafayette Ave

Shriver urges quality over quantity in Miami University education

Miami University president Phillip R. Shriver told the State of the University address that quality, not headcount, should guide higher education. He criticized enrollment-boosting “hucksterism,” backed a three-year law school plan, and urged new facilities at branches in Middletown and Hamilton. He highlighted job placement, minority outreach, a potential joint city bus system, a shift to an early semester, and a recreation and parks program leveraging Hueston Woods.

Oxford Phillip R. Shriver Miami University Shriver University Miami Middletown Hamilton City of Hueston Woods Western College North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

Visit by South African-born priest highlights Monroe church issues

MONROE resident Barry Wood, an Episcopal priest from Johannesburg, visits with his American host family Dr. and Mrs. James Anderson. He notes shared church challenges like membership decline and youth involvement, contrasting South Africa and the United States while on a six month European trip. The Woods depart Monroe Monday.

Monroe Barry Wood South Africa Lemon-Monroe’ High School James Anderson Canova Drive Wood Molly Europe America Vietnam the Woods

Man found guilty of six charges in Warren County case

Ricky Wilson, 21, of Hunter was found guilty yesterday in Warren County Common Pleas Court on two counts of breaking and entering in the night season, one count of grand larceny, one count of stealing and two counts of malicious destruction of property. The jury deliberated under an hour and Wilson was handed to probation for a pre sentence investigation. He faced ten indictments from break ins at a service station a doctor’s office and a beauty shop in Red Lion. The prosecutor’s office pursued six charges.

Lebanon Ricky Wilson Hunter Warren County Common Pleas Court Wilson Warren County Adult Probation Department Red Lion

Police recover $55,000 loader

Paducah police in Kentucky recovered a front end loader valued at 55000 that was stolen from downtown Middletown last Sunday. No suspects have been apprehended. The machine leased by King Wrecking Co. of Cincinnati was found on a vacant construction site Thursday night.

Paul Lee Columbus Springfield Paducah Middletown Jack Barnes King Wrecking Co Cincinnati

Train robbers play hooky near Carlisle train yard

Four youths ages about 13 and 14 were found hiding around a Penn Central train at the Beachler Drive crossing during a switching operation. Deputies initially reported a robbery by four men, but the youths were taken to Carlisle Junior High School principal after the facts emerged.

Carlisle Penn Central Beachler Drive Carlisle Junior High School

Obituary of Luella Barnes 88 of Manchester Road

Luella Barnes 88 of 4925 Manchester Road died at 10 30 p m Friday at Middletown Hospital after a long illness from a broken hip on July 3 She was a Poasttown Grange member Survived by two daughters Katherine Gross and Dorothy Lischeid one grandchild and two great grandchildren Services set for 11 a m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Dr G Walter Weber officiating Burial in Pythian Grove Cemetery Berry Ky Friends may call Monday 3 5 and 7 9 p m

Luella Barnes Manchester Road Frida Middletown Hospital Barnes Poasttown Grange Katherine Gross Dorothy Lischeid Cincinnati McCoy-Leffler G. Walter Weber Pythian Grove Cemetery Berry, Ky

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