Inmates pulled from brain-injured center in Carlisle
Lebanon Correctional Institution inmates have been moved from release-time work at the Warren County Training Center for Brain Injured Children to other area clinics. Warden William Dallman says the action is due to internal problems at the Carlisle center, not performance. He notes the program has been successful and that inmates can only lose under the current situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Warren County
Lebanon
LCI
William Dallman
Dallman
Carlisle Center
Inmate Volunteers Moved From Carlisle Center
Three to five LCI inmates and Miami Valley Jaycees volunteers worked full time at Carlisle training center. About one third of the prison population supported Project Helping Hand, aiding Carlisle for two months. IMON Mobley says inmates were reassigned. Helping Hand continues with uncertain future recipient agency. Mary Haven had been the prior recipient. Carlisle center reports sufficient volunteers to maintain daily hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
LCI
Miami Valley
Jaycees
Carlisle Training Center
Project Helping Hand
Imon Mobley
Helping Hand
Mary Haven Children’s Home
Mary Michael
Golden Key restaurant fire arson suspected in Milford Township
Milford Township firemen battled a blaze at the Golden Key Restaurant and Lounge at Ohio 73 and U S 127. A passing motorist reported flames around 5 a m. Two five gallon gasoline cans were found inside. Fire chief William Taylor suspects arson. state fire marshal aiding investigation. No injuries. loss estimate pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Milford Township
Golden Key
William Taylor
Monroe council approves insurance and radio equipment bid
Monroe council accepts insurance from Gorman Agency covering false arrests for all patrol ranks at about 40 to 50 dollars per officer. The panel also approves a Motorola bid of 4,533 for two mobile units and two portable radios, funded partly by the federal Omnibus grant. Radar unit cost 982.50. dispute over old radar unit with Lemon Township to be resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ritchey Journal
Monroe
Monroe Council
William Sanders
Council
Gorman Insurance Agency
Sanders
Motorola
Reed
Lemon Township
Middletown Library Breaks Ground For New Branch
Groundbreaking set for 2 p.m. marks the start of a Union Township branch at Hopewell School. Scott & Bornemann realtors to build a 2,000 square foot library space on U.S. 42 near John Road in Pisgah with space for an insurance office and attorney. Decker Shafer Durham designed the air conditioned building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Middletown Public Library
Hopewell School
Scott & Bornemann, Realtors
U.S. 42
John Road
Pisgah
Scott & Bornemann
Middletown
Decker, Shafer & Durham
Franklin
Licenses Go On Sale For Ohio Hunting Year
State Natural Resources Director William Nye said licenses for the year starting Sept. 1 will be available from authorized agents in a few days. Resident licenses cost four dollars while nonresidents who have not lived in Ohio for six months pay twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
William Nye
Ohio
Franklin Township meeting moved to Wednesday to meet ad rules
Franklin Township trustees reschedule their regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday to satisfy legal advertising requirements and allow bid openings for township road resurfacing. Chairman Paul Fitzgerald announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Township
Paul Fitzgerald
LMI Causes Rift Over Caesars Creek Dam Case
The Little Miami Inc involvement in a lawsuit halting Army Corps dam construction on Caesars Creek and East Fork creates rifts within the preservation group. A federal suit alleges inadequate environmental review, with a hearing set to decide if the restraining order will be lifted or extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Little Miami, Inc
Caesars Creek
East Fork
Little Miami
LMI
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Army Corps of Engineers
Harveysburg
Thelma Elzey
Milt Lord
Timothy Hogan
Carnival at Antrim Court for Muscular Dystrophy
A carnival to benefit muscular dystrophy is planned tomorrow at 1912 Antrim Court from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event will feature games, door prizes and food with a possible appearance by Ronald McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Lions
Potter Ave
von Klinger
Antrim Court
Carlisle considers tax collection agent and village hall plans
Carlisle village council weighs hiring J Emerson Davis Co to survey and collect the planned income tax. A rival proposal by Roger Eckert offered a lower survey cost. Officials also discuss building a new village hall, a sagging 100-year-old floor, and a $60,000 fire levy while adding a fourth full time police officer and a new fire department member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Abney
Carlisle — Village
Carlisle
J. Emerson Davis Co
Youngstown
Davis
Roger Eckert
Franklin
Eckert
Emerson Co
Jack Shotwell
John Edwards
Harold Martz Sr
Lucille Black
Martz
Robert Reichard
Robert Flischel
Flischel
Robert Williford
Bradley St
Germantown
Reichard
Jon L. Sharp
Fire Department
Recreation Board backs year round pool funded by tax
The Franklin City Recreation Board endorsed a year round swimming pool financed by a 3 percent hotel motel tax with estimated yearly revenue of 10000 dollars. A site on Ohio 73 near the Miami Conservancy District was discussed and a city bikeway through Community Park and Franklin Woods proposed. New 1974 plans include tennis horseshoes and possibly golf tournaments with a Sept 27 meeting to hear public ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin — City Recreation Board
Miami Conservancy District
Ohio 73
Charles
Maloney
Franklin Woods
Do Children Need Properly Fitted Shoes
An article by Tony Capozzi warns that children’s feet grow quickly and often wear footwear that is too small. Tight shoes can lead to bunions, corns, ingrown nails, and weak arches, making corrective measures slow and costly. Regular foot checks and professional shoe fitting are advised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal
County
State News
U.S. 127
Butler County
Gordon Reed
Ohio Municipal League
Lewis
Central Ave
Antrim
Butler County Auto Club
Lly
Bryan
Betty Johnson
Hawaiian Islands
South Breiel
By Tony Capozzi
Highview Center
The
Scotts
Armbruster Florist, Inc. Lawn & Garden Shop
Chan
Grand Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!