Mock explosion drill trains Monroe Lemon life squads
A farm scene at 732 Todhunter Road staged a mock explosion and fire for 60 Monroe and Lemon Township residents training to form life squads. Trainees acted on 25 victims while Middletown Fire Department and Franklin Emergency Squad supervisors evaluated the response over about 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe and
Lemon Township
Gene Egelston
Todhunter Road
Robert Bush
Middletown Fire Department
Bush
Franklin Emergency Squad
Jack Williams
Trenton Traffic Detour Moves for Sewer and Road Work
Downtown Trenton barrels through a detour as three projects load the streets. Sewer work on E State Street nears completion with 1500 feet of pipe laid. Westbound traffic rerouted via Gwen Lane Ohio Avenue First Street Main Street and S Miami Street. Eastbound vehicles diverted onto S Miami Street. Local drivers urged to use First Street Sycamore Road and Radabaugh Road. B&O Railroad fixes E State Street crossing. Curb and sidewalk improvements run in concert with sewer work.
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Trenton
E. State Street
Melvin Ryder
Gwen Lane
Ohio Avenue
First Street
Main Street
S. Miami Street
State
Sycamore Road
Radabaugh Road
Ryder
B&o Railroad
State Street
Two Women Injured In Ohio 122 Auto Collision
Two women were injured yesterday afternoon in a two car crash on Ohio 122 at Union Road. Edith Manning and passenger Althea Manning were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Edith Manning, 47, of Springboro, was stopped to turn onto Union Road when hit from behind by John L. Harrison, 20, of Franklin, who was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio 122
Union Road
Middletown Hospital
Edith Manning
Kesling Drive
Springboro
Althea Manning
N. Union Road
Manning
John L. Harrison
S. River St
Franklin
Chief ready to name candidate for Germantown police lieutenant post
Germantown officials delay creating the new lieutenant position as two council members are absent. Police Chief Donald Exline plans to name the outsider with seven years’ experience and an associate degree once the ordinance is passed. A sergeant’s vacancy will be filled after a patrolman exam on Sept. 4 following Sgt. Robert Woods’s July 17 death. The council approved the ordinance in first reading, with next meeting set to finalize the post.
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Tom Muchmore
Journal
Germantown
Donald Exline
Exline
Robert Woods
Council
Catherine Coghill
Marvin Hall
Susanne Shafer
D. Kent Southard
William Forbes
County Parks and Recreation
Trenton Family Practice Clinic Opens August 31
The Trenton Family Practice Clinic opens August 31 at 416 Sal Blvd with Dr. James Bertsch D O and staff planning joint practice within a year. Hours start 9 a m to 5 p m for appointment calls 988 6366. The clinic aims to serve up to four physicians in the future.
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Trenton
Sal
James Bertsch
Bertsch
Kirksville (Mo
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Vincennes University
University of Louisville
Indiana University East
Indiana University Southeast
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Norma J
Tamarack Trail
Springboro
Lebanon School Board fills teaching staff gaps and hires
The Lebanon School Board filled remaining teaching gaps with new contracts. Greg Abrams becomes athletic director and will teach business and coach wrestling. Peter Huelsebush hired as business teacher and cross country coach. Janice Olson named high school English. Supplemental contracts to David Davidson as music coordinator and Tom Svarda as assistant football coach. A special meeting Aug 23 at Berry Middle School will discuss levies with Sept 3 deadline for intent. Bus inspections show 24 of 27 passed. three can be updated. Executive session discussed personnel. Sept 6 meeting moved to Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Greg Abrams
Peter Huelsebush
Janice Olson
David Davidson
Tom Svarda
Morrow attorney's conviction upheld by court
Robert G. Ray, a Morrow attorney and former Warren County judge, had his conviction for driving while intoxicated upheld by the First District Court of Appeals. PJ. Buzzard rejected seven claims of prejudicial error from Ray's lawyers in the March 1975 Lebanon Municipal Court ruling. Ray, 50, of 1111 Linda Drive, Morrow, has served as common pleas, probate and juvenile, and county court judge.
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Cincinnati
Robert G. Ray
Morrow
First District Court of Appeals
Lebanon
Buzzard
Ray
Linda Drive
Common Pleas Court
Warren County
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Lemon Life Squad
Life Squad
Stan Rothman
Sheckler
Neces Shoes
Young Feet Duane’s
Middletown
Kodak Davidson Photo Shop
Middletown Shopping Center
N. Sutphin St
Wood-Mode
Schmidt
Triangle Pacific
Coeds
le Rt
Kercher
Recreation Commission
Astoria Road
Twin Creek
Charles Harvey
Dan Anslinger
County Parks Department
Anslinger
Market Street
County
State News
Berry Middle School
Harlan Smith
Smith
Morrow Attorney's
ARPE
Fon Superior von Schrader
Dane Safe-Clean Service
Living RM
Dining RM. & Hall
Orlin Moore
Vannes! Ave
Potter St. Trenton
Lotg
AAA
Curt
Betty Peck
Ohio
Butler County Auto Club
Breiel Blvd
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