Carlisle Concerned Over Bridge Site in Franklin Plans
Franklin Commissioners discussed site options for a new Great Miami River bridge linking Art Avenue to Ohio 123 or North toward Fairview Drive and Pennyroyal Road. They agreed to seek meetings with Franklin Springboro officials and regional planning commissions to resolve the preferred route and traffic impact. The King Kwik Market on Dubois Road may require a variance to install self service pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Earnhart
Warren
Montgomery County
Franklin
Ohio 123
Carlisle
Fairview Drive
Pennyroyal
Ted Burgess
Springboro
Pennyroyal Road
Burgess
Fairview- Pennyroyal
123
Riley Boulevard
Ohio 73
Gene Wilcox
Dubois Road
Local deaths and funeral notices across multiple towns
The Rev. Joseph F. Bailey aged 63 of 1401 Hood Ave dies at Middletown Hospital after weeks as patient. Also listed are Lula L. Pendleton 82 of Miami Township with services at Swart Funeral Home and many survivors. Wallace Cornett 56 of 3876 N US 42 dies after extended illness. service at Urban Crest Baptist Church with church procession by Eagles. Other obituaries include Ella Mae Mitchell 48 and Jennie Belle Ames 102 with services at local churches and burial parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Bailey
Hood Ave
Amanda United Methodist Church
Middletown Hospital
Opal
Neeld Funeral Home
Xenia
Lula L. Foust Pendleton
Miami Township
Washington Manor South
Dayton
Swart Funeral Home
West Carrollton
Lower Miami Cemetery
Marion Foust
Springboro
Paul
Waynesville
Wallace Cornett
N. US
Cornett
Armco Steel Corp
Lebanon
VFW
Hamilton
Ella Mae Mitchell
S. Front St
New Hope Baptist Church
Hall-Jordan
Jennie Belle Ames
Hamilton- Eaton Road
Rose Hill
Chautauqua trustees study sign curbs
Community trustees meet to discuss banning sale or rent signs at Chautauqua and restricting postings to a central bulletin. The proposal was reviewed at the Monday trustees meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Trustees
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Eee
Monroe pupils join Elizabethan festival at LMHS
About 20 of 60 students dressed in 1485 to 1625 period costumes attended an Elizabethan banquet at Lemon Monroe High School. Attendees ate without utensils except a knife and trenchers as a six member Wright State University drama group performed a medieval comedy Jack Juggler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe
Emily Post
James Orem
Della Ewart
Wright State University
Jack
LMHS
Larry Doll
Earl Jones
Kortholt
Jones
Bendel Captures National 4-H Safety Honor
Patrice M. Bendel of Lebanon High School won a national 4-H safety award at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. The Ohio winner was honored by General Motors executive F James McDonald and received a pennant from Miss America Susan Perkins. Bendel promotes observation planning and prevention and has prior Warren County safety demonstration honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Patrice M. Bendel
William J. Bendel Jr
Ohio
Chicago
General Motors
F. James McDonald
Bendel
Lebanon High School
Miss Bendel
Susan Perkins
Bookman Heads Advisory Board At Butler County
John Bookman has been elected president of the Butler County Welfare Advisory Board as part of a House Bill 383 driven reorganization. Appointed by the county commissioners are Bookman and several others to lead committees covering public assistance income maintenance children's services budget health and family support services personnel and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bookman
Butler County Welfare Isory Board
Butler County Commissioners
Bookman
Johnnie Gray
Adrian Jones
Joyce Rouse
Millard Bechtel
Connie Osuna
Ruth Burns
Margaret Haywood
W. E. Steed
Jones
Haywood
County Welfare Department
Ee Oeek
Department of Welfare
Public Assistance
Burns
Barbara Kleefeld
Children’s Services
Gray
Dorothy Blount
Roy E Kadle
Rouse
Osuna
Dianne Rice
Penelope Temple
Gail Weigel
Adult Services
Steed
Bechtél
Frankie Blose
Department
Franklin library to switch resources and services
The Franklin Public Library will switch from Cincinnati to Columbus resources via the Southwest Ohio Rural Library. New services include access to computerized data banks, a teletype backup system, and fewer restrictions on new book access. A rotary telephone system will be installed to route calls, library hours paused for holidays, and bids for a handicapped ramp will be opened at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Cincinnati
Columbus
Southwest Ohio
Barbara Bruno
Christmas Bazaar At Grand Avenue Church Of God
The Helping Hands Ladies host a Christmas bazaar at 710 S Breiel Blvd, a residence next to the church. Handmade items and baked goods will be sold. Co chairs are Rachel Kemplin and Mary Bryant. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hands Ladies of the
Grand Avenue Church of God
S. Breiel Blvd
Rachel Kemplin
Mary Bryant
Franklin pushes new citation powers for inspectors and dog warden
Franklin officials ask council to grant building inspectors and a dog warden direct citation powers. Current process requires affidavits and police service, while the proposed change would speed summons at offense time, reduce paperwork, and shift dog catching from the Humane Society to a local warden under federal aid programs. Expenses are said to be $10,000 lower than last year, with details on pinball licensing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
George Hamilton
Steven Runge
Council
Dan Moore
Harold Callahan
William Gansheimer
Hamilton
Stanley Kolb
Joe Baxter
Thomas Hayes
E. Jackson Sr
Bernard Eichholz
The
Humane Society
Runge
DP&L Raises Industrial Allocation Amid Warmer Weather
Dayton Power and Light restores a full 100 percent allocation for large industrial boiler customers with alternate fuels due to milder weather. Through November 30, DP&L used 7.5 trillion cubic feet of gas with 41.1 bcf left, and the company notes winter is 23 percent colder than normal but the current plan remains until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Power & Light Co
Dp&l
Trooper Wayne Isaacs Named Trooper of the Year
Trooper Wayne M. Isaacs of Highway Patrol Post 9, 30, was chosen by colleagues as Trooper of the Year for leadership, ethics, courtesy, and cooperation. A 1972 patrol veteran from Covington, Ky, he served in the Marines and studied at the University of Kentucky. Isaacs earned the Ace Award for three consecutive years for recovering at least five stolen vehicles annually. He and his wife Sara live in Middletown with children Eric 7 and Natasha 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne M. Isaacs
Highway Patrol
Post 9
Isaacs
Covington, Ky
Marines
University of Kentucky
Sara
Middletown
Eric
Natasha
Decorations needed at Longview
Longview requests donations and volunteer help to spread Christmas cheer to over 800 residents. Artificial trees and flame proof decorations are especially needed along with cigarettes, metal ash trays, caps, gloves, socks, wallets, hair care items, radios, costume jewelry, and large ward items like subscriptions and coffee makers. Call 821-7500 extension 397 to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Longview
Judy S Elkus
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Te Connetead
Franklin and
Franklin Township
Joseph Bailey
Lula Pendleton
Oswald Funeral Home
Betty
N. University
Monroe
Shakespeare
Craig Steele
John Stiles
Banquet
Scott Stokley
Tom Davis
Dawn Musgrove
Doug Bell
Sheckler
Patrice Bendel
Warren County
Warren County Humane Society
Woodside Mausoleum
Woodside Cemetery
Assn
S. Verity Pkwy
Middletown, O
U.S
DODDS
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Wayne Isaacs
America
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
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