Sale of Bonds for Middletown Street Improvements
Public notice seeks bids for a $590000 bond issue by Middletown Ohio to fund street improvements. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest, mature 1973 1992, secured by assessments and taxes, with delivery and payment terms set and bond attorney approvals promised.
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Middletown
Butler
Ohio
Central Avenue
City of Middletown
First National Bank of
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Funds
United States of America
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
St. Middletown
Harold J. Carpenter
Sherif Thomas J. Millikin
Man Found Inside Holy Trinity School After Midnight
Police report a man named Robert Lee Lacy was found inside Holy Trinity School at 2:30 a.m. He was arrested and to appear in municipal court. A call from Rev. Albert Schetter about a light led officers to the scene. Other break ins included losses at First United Methodist Church and residences and a laundromat totaling about $30 to $20.
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Holy Trinity
Robert Lee Lacy
Albert Schetter
Manchester Ave
Lacy
Robert Wacker
S. Main St
First United Methodist Church
Lost and found notices and funeral arrangements in McCoy area
A batch of lost pets and items across Peastown to Franklin Ra area includes a male pointer with tan spots near Peastown and Trenton Franklin Ra, a white Toy Terrier nicknamed Nik near North and Sutphin, a green Huffy bike near Vannest, and a black dog on Jackson Lane Mile. Another entry notes a billfold and contents missing, and a Dauchshund brown lost near Todhunter. A funeral notice for Mr. Wick Wilson, age 64, lists viewing times and a service at the Church of the Brethren with arrangements by McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home.
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Peastown
Trenton
Eward
Jackson Lane
LE Dauchshund
Todhunter
Cornett
Wick Wilson
Hamilton M
McCoy-Leffier
Church of Th Brethren
Harold Wenger
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamton
McCoyeffier
Dial
Multiple Minor Fires Reported Across City
Fire reports from the day include nine thirty a.m. incident at 809 Eighth Ave where Veran Jones, 43, fell ill and was transported to Middletown Hospital. 10:45 a.m. at 2715 Burbank Ave Verlin Haynes, 49, injured and taken to hospital. 5:05 p.m. at Sorg Paper Co Mill No. 1 where a hot bearing caused a small blaze with no damage. 8:20 a.m. at 2011 Queen Ave grease on a stove caused $400 structure damage and $50 contents loss.
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Eighth Ave
An Jones
Middletown Hospital
Burbank Ave
Verlin Haynes
Dubois Road
Sorg Paper Co
Manchester Avenue
Queen Ave
JM. McNeice Sr
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Lebanon
Waynesville
Mason
Warren County
Ad Dept
Geeeriges
Robert F. Ritter
Home State Savings Association
Leonard Bowden Jr
Verna Jean Bowden
Judith Ann Rodgers
David Rodgers
Common Pleas Court
Edward 5. Nose. JR
Lois Keller
de H.C. Finkelman
First National Seas
Ohi
Ava
Housefield
Dorothy Housefield
Edward &. Robb, JR
Norman G. Grevey
Esther K. Cunningham
Claude Cunningham
Mon Pleas Court
Butter County
Onlc
Rene
Edward & Robb, SR
M. William Tyrrell
Pit
St. Stole
Eat
Mildred F. Clark
Edward Anglers
Common Pleas Court of
Outer
Hal County
Edward & Robes, JR
Edward G. Bruck
Third Street
Nk Jou
Douglas
Jackie) Flatte
Jack Adams
Paul Miller
Hhs Muscal
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Gratis
Denn'ston
Asa Denn
Rey 4Erschei
Main St
Ellis
pAnesany Frances
Jesus
Jadiy
Jones
Lawrence H
Minnie
St. Frentin
Kentucky
Clark's Floral
Sheffield St
Beauty & Barber
ATR
CIA
Janet Weybright
Beech Augustist
Road LaPelite
Tytus Cael
Tieson Maude
Simplete
Gread S&t
First Ave
Unding
Montgomery Ward
N. University Bivd
Aisco
Howard Stamm
Taylor's
HOME
Mprovement
Central Ave
Cali
Home Insulation CO
Sourngi
Journal
Ask Journal
Ideal Barber Shop
Highland St
Charles
Carl Nichols, Jr
Charles St
Iral Nelle
Howard Vrs
Flora Belle
Fairmount St
Acc
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Homes
Krist
Clark’s
Sheffield Call
Clark's
Sheffield
Starr Floral Co
Pennyrich
Knapp
Ohio Ave
NGTON
Island
Jren Beatty
Orlando Iosetal
Miami Terrace
Kisimmee
Florida
Jeans Girls
Mavericks — Wrangler’s :Hs
Golden Rule
Germantown Rd
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mra
Sherman
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