Germantown plans fire station site and Astor Court apartments approved
Germantown Planning Commission approved accepting a half acre on Butter Street for a firehouse to serve Hillcrest Manor, with a two year build window. They also okayed a four acre split of a 20 acre tract east of Astoria Road for Cardinal Industries to build 36 apartments, eight efficiencies and twenty eight one bedroom units, with rents from 115 to 160 dollars.
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Germantown
Village Planning Commission
Butter Street
Gibraltar Drive
Hillcrest Manor
Astor Court
Astoria Road
Market Street
Marvin Hall
Planning Commission
Village Council
Harry Brown
Gibraltar Construction Corp
Brown
Hillcrest
Hall
Germantown Volunteer Firefighters Association
Commission
Cardinal Industries of Columbus
Cardinal Industries
Edgewood board adopts federal grievance guidelines
Edgewood school board approves a grievance procedure aligned with federal sex discrimination rules. It named coordinators including Dixie Davis of Babeck Elementary and Kenneth Hackler of Wayne Elementary, with consultant support from Reba Osborne and Dr. David Duren.
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Trenton
Edgewood School Board
Dixie Davis
Babeck
Kenneth Hackler
Wayne Elementary
Reba Osborne
Butler County Education Office
David Duren
Judge sentences man who fainted during hearing
Louis Cooper of Middletown appeared before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer after fainting at his prior hearing. He pleaded guilty to lesser narcotics charges, received six month jail terms on two counts, suspended, with $100 fines and two years probation plus costs.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Louis Cooper
S. Main St
Cooper
Cramer
New Mexico Timeline of Territorial Status and Statehood
New Mexico was organized as a territory on September 9 1850 and achieved statehood as the 47th state on January 6 1912.
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New Mexico
Germantown Council fixes village baseball program fees
Germantown Council set a $10 registration fee for non resident children in the village baseball program. German Township will contribute $2,560 toward village recreation, about 20 percent of the $12,800 total recreation budget. Farmersville declined to participate and is forming its own program.
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Germantown
German Township
Farmersville
Jackson Township
James Willis Jr
Willis
Dan Anslinger
Catherine Coghill
Recreational Commission
Emory Askins
Fred Samworth
Commission
Total Recreation Commission
Camden considers building code amid financial concerns
Camden Council renewed talks on a village building code drafted by Solicitor Everett Fahrenholz. With publication costs estimated at 640 dollars, federal revenue sharing might cover the expense. A March 8 meeting aims to decide, while a 5 dollar permissive license tax proposal could finance next year's tag fees.
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Camden
Everett Fahrenholz
Clarence Beasley
Fahrenholz
John Phearis
Butler Subdivision
Beasley
Todhunter Road work and youth facility pitched at Lemon Township hearing
At Lemon Township public hearing residents urged Todhunter Road straightening and a township youth recreation facility as uses for U S Housing and Community Development funds. Trustees had pursued a community development grant last fall, but it was denied, requiring new hearings for reapplication as attendees looked on.
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Todhunter Road
Lemon Township
Franklin Community School Spring Evening Classes Registration
Final day for Franklin school system community school evening classes registration is tomorrow with preregistration today at Anthony Wayne Elementary gym. Open to all residents and most ages, fees are 10 dollars, classes run March 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. weekly. Jim Michael coordinates registrations at 203 E. Second St. About 100 enrolled so far. expected total 275 to 300. Offerings include home arts office skills crafts Lamaze childbirth astrology and belly dancing.
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Franklin
Franklin School System
Anthony Wayne
Jim Michael
E. Second St
Michael
Youth shot in eye by BB gun at home
A 17 year old was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a BB gun shot last night. Police questioned a 14 year old who said he was shooting in the living room at 207 Webster St. when a shot ricocheted and struck Jerry Piersall in the left eye.
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Middletown Hospital
Jerry Piersall
Webster St
Piersall
Deaths and funerals across multiple Ohio towns
Obituaries list Herbert H. Braden of 5441 Mossman Road die at 8 a.m. in Dayton VA hospital with Army Korean War service. Survived by wife Jean six sons and extended family. Services set 2 p.m. Thursday in Trenton First Baptist with burial Butler County Memorial Park. Other notices include Laverne Couden 88 Lebanon and Clarence S Pappy House 88 Kettering with services and survivors noted.
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Herbert H. Braden
Mossman Road
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Braden
Ford Motor Co
Sharonville
Jean
Jeffery
William
Theodore
Michael
David
Brad
Euel
Tennessee
Sue Crowley
Trenton
Merry Padgett
Pat McMillian
Anna Horton
Glenna Craig
Wilmington
Ill
First Baptist Church
Butler County Memorial Park
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral
Lebanon
Laverne Couden
N. Broadway
Oswald Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery
Clarence S
Pappy) House
Kettering
George Miller & Sons
St.eter's Lutheran Church
House
Hilltop House
Delca Moraine
Helen Barney
George
Nashville, Tenn
Ruth Scholl
Middletown
Mary Emery
Fire calls log shows multiple hospital transfers and non fire incidents
Entries detail a string of calls including a 1:27 a.m. incident at 508 Baltimore St with Christopher Conley 1 treated and released, a 11:09 p.m. at 3608 Roosevelt Bivd Evelyn Scott 53 hospitalized after medicine reaction, a 9:00 p.m. at 1905 Carolina St Angela Brewer 2 wrist injury treated and released, a 6:02 p.m. auto gas leak in Middletown Hospital lot with water flush and no fire, and a 2:56 p.m. smoke smell on second floor of 1938 building with undetermined cause no fire. Additional notes: one hour later no smell at Catalpa Drive. James Haag 55 cut above eye, to 396 am. Margaret Gerber 72 of Hamilton admitted to coronary care in serious condition.
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Baltimore St
Christopher Conley
Roosevelt Bivd
Evelyn Scott
Carolina St
Angela Brewer
Middletown Hospital
Catalpa
James Haag
N. University Blvd
Margaret Gerber
Hamilton
Itt
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Germantown Council
Archie Armstrong
U.S. 127
Barnets Mill Road
Armstrong
Church of God
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Red Cross
Hanna Monuments
State St
State Rt
Ohio
Larry E. Young
Belinda Pelfrey
Todhunter
Dodds Monuments
Lath Ave
Woodside Comet
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Clarence House
Virgil
San Antonio
Donald
Walter
Blanche Leslie
Wilma Hunter
Oak Hill
Luther
Wilbur
Margie Leslie
Dorothy Dalgarn
Mary Todd
Beaumont
Tex
Addie Scherts
Addie Schertz
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Webb Funeral Home
Mary Denney
Parrish Ave
Mary Lutz
Detroit
St. Mary's Church
Alfred Brindle
Columbus Drive
Queen of Peace
Joseph Bendix
Millville Ave
St. Joseph's Church
National
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer DD
Leafler
S.W. Ohio
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