Divorces Granted in Butler Domestic Relations Court
Multiple divorce actions granted in Butler County court listing parties with Middletown and surrounding addresses. Mary Banks from Jerry Banks. Nonna Kay Ingram from David Ingram. Janet Cox from Ronnie Cox. Gladys Buchanan from Leonard Buchanan. Charles Burns from Lois Burns. Corine Wells from Donald Wells. Margaret Sutton from Guy Sutton. Mary Knake from La Verne Knake. Judy Wills from Kenneth Wills. Joan Armitage from Frederick Armitage. Linda Longworth from Jackie Longworth. Paula Teasley from Willie Teasley. Victoria Hatton from Lonnie Hatton. Frank Smith from Gloria Smith. James Martin from Helen Martini. Robyn She from Sherman. Gerry Schmitt from John Schmitt Jr.. Mary Jo Eppehimer from Bentley Eppehimer. John Hollon from Joyce Hollon.
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Mary’ Banks
Meadow Ave
Middletown
Jerry Banks
Pinellas Park
Fla
Nonna Kay Ingram
Forrer St
David Eugene Ingram
Thomas Road
Janet Cox
Pershing Ave
Ronnie George Cox
Manfield Reformatory
Gladys Waylon Buchanan
Sheridan Ave
Leonard Buchanan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Charles R. Burns
Fleming Road
Lois A. Burns
Wilma
Brown Brandy
Corine Wells
S. Broad St
Donald Wells
Margaret Sutton
Howe Road
Guy L. Sutton
Cincinnati
Mary Knake
Jacksonburg
la Verne Knake
Marengo
Judy Wills
Riverview Ave
Kenneth Wills
Joan Armitage
Nelbar St
Frederick Armitage
Linda Sue Longworth
Sherman Ave
Jackie Longworth
Paula Teasley
Kunz Ave
Willie Edgar Teasley
Centennial Ave
Victoria Hatton
Roosevelt Ave
Lonnie W
Dix Road
Mary Jo Eppehimer
Glenn Ave
Bentley Eppehimer
John Hollon
Baltimore St
Joyce Hollon
Clayton Ave
Stray dogs picked up in Lemon Township
Thirty two dogs were picked up Monday by Lemon Township police and county dog wardens in the Oneida area. Twenty four persons were cited for allowing dogs to run loose and 18 were ordered to buy dog tags. One dog was picked up twice, later found running after being returned home. This is the first phase of cleaning up dogs in Lemon Township.
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Lemon Township
Oneida
Tom Shannon
Shannon
Cincinnati boards approves 4.8 mill school levy plan
Cincinnati's board of education votes to place a 4.8 mill operating levy on the May 8 ballot. The measure would raise about $18.7 million over two years and fund the school system through 1975, backed by two Cincinnati teachers unions.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Board of Education
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