Hazardous Main Street Intersections Allege Franklin
Franklin council learned two key intersections on U.S. 25 Route 73 and South Main South River caused a fifth of local auto crashes in seven months. Chief Harbach reported 15 accidents and 9 770 dollars in damage at Route 73 plus 9 accidents 1 845 dollars at Main and River. city total 113 accidents 29 injuries 34 363 dollars.
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Franklin
Frank Harbach
U.S. 25
South Main
South River
Harbach
Middletown
Paul Smith
Smith
Ttend
Main Street
Main
River Point
Franklin judge to study excise tax case
Municipal Judge J. T. Riley will receive written briefs from both sides this weekend in Franklin on the 50 percent water and sewer excise tax. No timetable for a decision on constitutionality. judge indicated it will take several days. Oral argument on July 26 featured H. C. Finkleman of Middletown for the city.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Riley
H. C. Finkleman
Middletown
Tax on Water Users at 8 Percent Ruling Faces Court Contest
Harrison leads a protest of about 500 residents challenging a city water tax on rental properties. City officials defend the 75 cent to $1.25 monthly charges as constitutional, citing a Supreme Court ruling and city operating needs. The Ohio Court of Appeals decision awaits.
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Robert Morrison Jr
Clay Ave
George Elliott
Clinton Boyd Jr
Harrison
Fifth ‘St
Lloyd Rity
Finkleman
Franklin Fish Rodeo Attracts 200 Kids In Franklin
More than 200 youngsters ages 9 to 16 are expected to compete Sunday in the Franklin Fisherman’s Lodge second annual fishing rodeo at lodge ponds near Route 123. Prizes include largest fish and most catches. Also notes births and local travels among Franklin residents.
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Franklin
Franklin Fisherman’s Lodge
Jodge Pond
Peking Roie
Springboro Howser At Model Plane Convention
Ivan Howser of Springboro and Robert Kleinfelter of Hamilton attended the national model airplane exhibition and convention in Philadelphia last week, with dates also noting events in Cleveland Delaware and Ft. Myers. The item then lists a long series of local social visits, guests, and travels among residents of Springboro and nearby towns.
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Springboro
Ivan Howser
Robert Kleinfelter
Hamilton
Phila
Cleveland
Delaware
Camden Dayton District Youths Attend Area Camp Week
Camden area youths from the Dayton district attend Camp Southwest Obie near Camden this week under camp director Seyberth. Denis Craig and Kenneth Meili from Dayton assist, while Hansbrough and daughters have returned home after a tour.
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Dayton
Camden
Methodist
Southwest Obie
Denis Craig
Kenneth Meili
Fay
Sis ‘Hansbrough
Carlisle Couple Return From Visit To Kentucky
Carlisle residents note a two week Kentucky visit by Mr. and Mrs. Verner Simmons and families from Westerville, West Carrollton, and Middletown. Several local names appear at gatherings with friends and relatives, including travels to Fort Knox and Cleveland for family events and a Tank Destroyer reunion.
16 Cases Heard By Judge Of Lebanon Court Monday
Detroit Michigan notes list village cases with fines for driving without a valid license improper license plates reckless operation speeding and related costs. Individuals Eugene Evans Claude F. Alexander Richard J. Scheper are named with various fines in Lebanon court records.
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Lebanon Court
Ner
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Evans
Franklin
Claude FE. Alexander
Springfield
Richard J. Scheper
Ray Lvillage
ICD Units To Parade On Sunday
Warren County Civil Defense plans a two hour Sunday parade in Franklin with about 20 equipment pieces and 100 personnel. Maj. Gen. E Forrest Harding leads the display showcasing rescue trucks fire pumpers water tankers and support vehicles from the 107th Armored Division. The event aims to illustrate disaster readiness amid refugee arrangements from Cincinnati.
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Franklin
Warren County
Civil Defense Unit
E. Forrest Harding
Civil Defense
Main Street
River Street
Main
Fourth Street
New York Central Railroad Yards
107Th Armored Division
Civil Defense Police
Harding
Cincinnati
US. 42
U.S. 25
Robert Hermann
Fred Dennis
Herbert Schwartz
Robert Patchell
George Guenther
Roy Cruhot
Clifford Hughes
Charles Black
Council
John Hoffer
Franklin Civil Defense
J. T. Riley
Warse
Ge Valley Civil Defense Authority
Man Kills Dayton Wife With Hoe
In Dayton Ohio a dispute over harvesting beans led to Lola Mays 71 being struck over the head with a hoe by her husband David 79 in Jefferson Township near Dayton Deputies said Lola a former mental patient was incoherent after the attack and a knife taken by Lola during the confrontation was reported
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Dayton
Ohio
Lola Mays
David
Jefferson Township
G Hee
Mays
Sheet
Mees
New Editor Appointed At Athens Messenger
Andrew Chonko of the Ada Herald will join the Messenger as sports editor and the paper creates a new news editor post combining central news supervision with city editor duties. The change follows the departure of V Webb Ack Gilbert.
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Athens
V. Webback Gilbert
Messenger Sports
Andrew Chonko
The
Ada (Obie) Herald
the Messenger
Isports
Bush
Preble County Fair Opening Draws Record Crowd
About 15,000 attended the Preble County Fair opening day, a possible record. Youth Day entries set records, delaying schedules. a 4 p.m. parade was canceled and rescheduled for 11:30 a.m. Friday. Livestock judging dominated, with Carol Agler winning grand champion steer Babe, and Kay Spraker, Dale MacWhinney among other top picks. Queen candidates were named and modeling prizes awarded, with Thrill Show set for Thursday and Saturday and a Friday night rock and roll act added.
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Carol Agler
Jean Agler
Carol
Babe
Angus
Kay Spraker
Dixon Turnpike
Dixon Chapter
Henry Avery
Eaton
Harold Yost
Gene Whiteoes
Largest US balloon launched from Grenier Air Force Base
The largest balloon ever released in the United States was launched at Grenier Air Force Base in Manchester New Hampshire. The pear shaped craft will reach about 200 feet in diameter and ascend to 90 000 feet over five days with signals tracking its position from Bedford Massachusetts.
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Manchester
N. H
Grenier Air Force Base
Air Force
Alvin H. Howell
Air Force Research Center
Bedford
Mass
Howell
West
Rocky Mountains
Youth Draws Jail Term On 2 Charges
A Middletown youth was ordered to serve fines and costs totaling 162 dollars on careless driving and resisting arrest in Municipal Court. Ray Stephens, 26, Wilbra for careless driving at Main Street and 18th Avenue July 21, and 109 dollars for resisting arrest. A total of 1, days in jail at 63 dollars daily. Herbert Hall, 4 N Broad Street, fined 200 dollars and costs, three days in city jail, one year license suspension. Richard Ovan bound to grand jury under 1000 dollars bond on check with insufficient funds. Dunn pleaded guilty. Robert Flavin, 22, charged with speeding 65 mph in a 50 zone, fined 20 dollars and costs, four traffic school sessions. Five intoxication cases disposed of.
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Middletown
Ray Stephens
Wilbra
S. Main Steet
Herbert Hall
N. Broad St
Central Avenue
Canal Street
Richard Ovan
Butler County Grand Jury
Wits
Dunn
Earle Eads
Robert Flavin
Central Ave
Twin Creek Bridge Opens on Chamber Main Road
Carlisle reports the new Twin Creek Bridge on Chamber Main Road west of town opened to traffic this week after completion.
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Carlisle
Twin Creek
Chamber
Jacksonburg Club Plans Lawn Supper
Special report notes Marty has returned home with season events. Andrew Craig of Middletown and Mr and Mrs Shafer Schenck attended a social at Ridge Church last Saturday. Seventy three Cox family members gathered at Sharon Woods with relatives from Ohio Kentucky and California.
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AO. Williams
Dayton
Leslie Gray
Lytle
W. Hi. Null
Carl Beck
Evansville, T
Allen
A. O. Harbaugh
Daugrand
Harry O'Neill
Harold Rogers
Orlando
Fia
Ed Brewer
Cincinnat
James Dime
Andrew Craig
Middletown
Shafer Schenck
Ridge Church
Las
Cox
Sharon Woods
Ohio
Kentucky
California
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Germantown
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Farmersville
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William Clevenger
Clarksburg
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Robert Golden
Erie
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Maddletown
Ralph McKenzie
Daylan
Boyd. McKennie
Luther Hartcock
Harveysburg
Kenny Dean
Calummbas
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Robert Gray
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George Beachier
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Chris Resinger
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Frankfurt
Germany
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Inglewood
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Clarence Beasley
Somerville
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Dohe Biggs
Ivan Greenfield
Pittsbara Pa
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Robert M. Shadel
Fort Landen
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Paul Deem
Rapids
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Delbert Moss
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Arthur Craig
Reute
Fort Knox
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Reever
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Roger Carter
Ohio National Guard
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Fan Schultheiss
Jane Schultheiss
Jens Keany
Karl
Heston Woods
Oxford
Leonard Thie
Harry Miller
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Hoe
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