Franklin City panel scrambles over downtown land buy plan
Franklin City Council delays a land purchase for a new city building after lack of second ends Baxter motion. The bank profit and site concerns spark debate as council weighs depot site and price quotes amid a push for a new fire truck and levy.
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Franklin
Joe Baxter Jr
Franklin National Bank
Baxter
John Griffin
Dick Berger
Paul Smith
Berger
Smith
Riley Boulevard
Fourth
Riley
Bank
Who Fits Your Children's Shoes Should Be Asked
The piece compares choosing children's shoes to selecting a hairdo, urging careful fitting over speed or price. It suggests gaining experience in shoe fitting or observing careful salon decisions to ensure proper fit and health. It emphasizes that fit matters more than pace or trends.
Bid Openings Set For Rt. 48 Lebanon Bypass
Ohio 48 Lebanon bypass bid openings were rescheduled to Sept 5 by state highway officials after a July change removed the project from the today schedule amid a dispute over minority workforce reporting rules. Division 8 engineer J L Oswald cautioned it may indicate a settlement but noted uncertainty remains.
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Lebanon
Ohio 48
State Highway Department Division 8
Highway Department
Rt. 48
Federal
Bureau of Public Roads
J. L. Oswald
Division 8
Man given suspended jail term after assault plea in Butler Co
Curly Milton, 32, of Middletown, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in county jail. Judge Fred B. Cramer suspended the sentence on restitution to victim Rufus Mack, 32, of Middletown, for an April 1 cafe robbery attempt where a knife was brandished.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Curly Milton
9Th Ave
Rufus Mack
S. Verity Parkway
Milton
Yankee Road
Mack
Warren License Tag Tax Returns To Court In Lebanon
Warren County's license tag tax challenge resumes in common pleas court with a hearing set within two weeks to decide the legality of a referendum petition. Judge Warren C. Young weighs whether the petitions meet the voter eligibility rule and if the measure will appear on fall ballots.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Warren C. Young
Common Pleas Court
Stan Markey
Board of Elections
Markey
Les Spaeth
James Conner
Mason
Man Mugged Outside Campbell's Corner Cafe
A Monroe man William Waddell 215 S Main St was beaten and robbed after leaving Campbell's Corner cafe at 11 20 pm at S Main St and Ninth Ave He was found in a car in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with injuries and four young men attacked him with Fred McClain 1205 Yankee Rd also present Their billfold and keys were taken by the assailants.
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Monroe
Middletown Hospital
S. Main Street
Ninth Avenue
Waddell
Campbell's Corner
Fred McClain
Yankee Road
McClain
Antiques Show Plans Set at Middletown Dealers Meet
The Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association outlined committees for its fifth annual antiques show and sale to be held September 28 and 29 at the National Guard Armory on South Main. The publicity group includes Kent Leibcap Gilbert Sheard O.L. Lanson Bob Barnhart Karl Banzhaf Frank McClains and Russell Oglesby. The next meeting is September 9 at the McClains home on Moore Street.
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Middletown Area
Antique Dealers’ Association
Harvel’s
Miamisburg
National Guard
S. Main St
Kent Leibcap
Gilbert Sheard
O.L. Lanson
Bob
Obituary of Mrs Hannah Kiley Watertown Mass
Mrs. Hannah Kiley 83 of Watertown Mass mother of John Kiley plant supervisor for Philip Carey Corp died yesterday in Cambridge after hip surgery from a fall. Survived by three other sons Edward James Francis and two daughters Miss Margaret Kiley and Mrs William Bowes all of Massachusetts. Requiem High Mass to be sung Thursday at St Patrick's Church Watertown Arrangements by Martin Conroy Funeral Home Newton Mass where friends may call tomorrow.
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Hannah Kiley
Watertown
Mass
John Kiley
Miami - Carey
Philip Carey Corp
Monroe
Cambridge
Edward
James
Francis
Margaret Kiley
William Bowes
Massachusetts
St. Patrick's Church
Martin Conroy
Newton Mass
Mrs Lelia Weishampel Rites Set at Swart Funeral Home
Lelia V Weishampel 36 native of Middletown and member of Grand Avenue Church of God will be buried at Highland Memorial Cemetery after services at 2 p m tomorrow at Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton Rev Henry Howard officiating. She died Sunday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after residing in Miamisburg 15 years. Friends may call today at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Weishampel
Lelia V. Weishampel
Middletown
Grand Avenue
Obituary Notices for Four Seniors Across States
Mrs. Lourana Underwood 84 of 826 Buckeye St Mt. Calm W Va dies a service at 2 p.m. Thursday Carolyn Hillenbrand 84 of 701 Ross Ave Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Marys Church Roy Lenchan 70 of Bradenton Fla formerly Hamilton services 11 a.m. Thursday Darrtown Cemetery Johnnie Baker 77 of 1900 Chapel Road services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Webb James Burns 75 of 613 S 13th St services today Volligan.
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Lourana Underwood
Buckeye St
Mt. Calm
W. Va
Carolyn Hillenbrand
Ross Ave
St. Mary's Church
Roy Lenchan
Bradenton
Fla
Hamilton
Llam
Darrtown
Johnnie Baker
Chapel Road
Webb
James Burns
S. 13Th St
Volligan
July births at Middletown Hospital reveal boys tie with girls
Middletown Hospital recorded 95 boy births and 95 girl births in July. Local residents produced 122 babies, Franklin 32, and several communities posted smaller counts from 15 to 1 births each including Trenton Miamisburg Somerville Monroe Lebanon Carlisle Waynesville Hamilton Morrow Dayton Germantown Cincinnati New Lebanon Loveland.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Miamisburg
Somerville
Monroe
Lebanon
Carlisle
Waynesville
Hamilton
Morrow
Dayton
Germantown
Cincinnati
New Lebanon
Loveland
Longfellow Mountains of Maine Named Appalachian Range
Maine designates the Appalachian range locally as the Longfellow Mountains. This regional naming reflects the state’s geographic terrain within the Appalachian system.
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State of
Maine
Trade School Vote Is Today
Butler County residents outside Middletown and Hamilton vote on a 1.8 mill bond and 1.3 mill operating levy to create a county wide vocational high school. If approved bonds would raise 3 million for a site and construction with tax funded operating support and federal grants covering half construction and operating costs.
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Butler County
Middletown
Hamilton
Carroll Augustin
Madison
Edgewood
Liberty Union
Fairfield
New Miami
Talawanda
Ross
Augustin
Area Break-Ins Reported Across Middletown Area
Hamilton deputies investigated four break ins in 24 hours. Ruthies Truck Stop on Omaha Street and Oxford State Road saw a wall breach with two pinball machines and a cigarette machine damaged and a small amount of change and cigarettes taken. Main Bar on S Main Street lost about $5 from a cigarette machine after a front window was broken. Middletown Eaton Road site on West Middletown had a forced front window and a power saw taken valued at 296 dollars. Club Guyrosa on Cincinnati Brookville Road east of Okena reported a break in with a pried lock and ransacked drawers.
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Hamilton
Thhree
Middletown
Ron Parsley
Ruthie
Omaha Street
Oxford State Road
Rodney Steenbergen
S. Main St
John B. Mullins
Middletown - Eaton Road
West Middletown
Guyrosa
Cincinnati - Brookville Road
Okena
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Jack Tracy
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Sam Holland
Franklin Madison Road
Peasttown Heights
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Mack Hurley
Sheriff's Department
Eve
Dick Capozzi
Central Ave
Warren
Paul Westerfield
S. Breiel Blvd
William Waddell
George Washington
Evelyn K. Wilkins
Parkway
N. Verity Parkway
Telex Hearing Aid Service
Rentschier
Hamilton, Ohio
Eli
Teeas
Ett
S. Verity Phos
Jefferson Memorial
Ways
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McCoy Leffler
Sutphin
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Homer D. Leffler
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