Franklin school board expands public questions at meetings
Franklin to set aside up to 30 minutes at start of each board meeting for public questions. President Thomas J. Byrne and new member Douglas Whitaker advocate broader input as residents push for bus routes on Linwood Drive. The panel also discusses bus safety, fuel cuts, and a planned city pool meeting, while approving payments and bids.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
Thomas J. Byrne
Byrne
Douglas Whitaker
Linwood Drive
Richard
Kay Mills
Linwood
Ed Lynch
Franklin schools shift start times to reduce DST darkness
Franklin kindergartners and elementary pupils at Hampton Bennett School will start at 9:15 a.m. for six weeks, with dismissal at 3:20 p.m. Morning kindergarten ends at 11:45, afternoon at 12:50 to 3:20. Seventh and eighth graders and high schoolers keep 8:05 start. Supt. Shelby Middleton cites daylight issues. staff notes issued. walkers should arrive after 9 a.m. Teachers’ days unchanged.
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Franklin—Franklin
Hampton Bennett School
Hampton Bennett
Shelby Middleton
Teachers’ Organization
The
Franklin Education Association
Fay named chairman of Butler Heart Walk-A-Thon
Robert J. Fay of 2703 Roosevelt Boulevard was chosen to chair the Butler County Branch American Heart Association Walk-A-Thon set for April 6. Special events chairman John Reznor announced the 10 mile fundraising event seeking volunteers from schools clubs and groups to support heart research.
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Robert J. Fay
Roosevelt Boulevard
Butler County
American Heart Association
John Reznor
Fay
Heart
Machine company elects president in Columbus
Jaeger Machine Co. directors elected Charles M. Sehaninger as president and chief executive officer. Sehaninger has served as vice president for general operations at Winnebago Industries for the past three years in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jaeger Machine Co
Charles M. Sehaninger
Monday
Sehaninger
Winnebago Industries, Inc
Total assets and liabilities figures from a balance sheet
The document lists assets totaling 306,800.00 and 239,000.00 with liabilities of 11,421,497.95 and 1,250,000.00. Additional entries show 65,188,524.68 and 3,320,641.75 with 231,028.30 and 826,390.22 as supporting values along with stray text.
Butler County Farm Bureau Launches Membership Campaign
Butler County Farm Bureau begins its member drive at 8 p.m. in the Landmark office building. Jim Martin, membership chair, says the group aims to raise farm income and rural living standards through growing numbers. Ohio Farm Bureau, statewide, counted 57,905 member families in 1973.
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Hamilton
Butler County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Jim Martin
Death by own action claimed in Lebanon
Robert L. Ashcraft 31 died yesterday from a self-inflicted gunshot at 121 West Mulberry Street. He was found at 1 56 p.m. by his wife beside a .22 rifle. Coroner says death by own action. Survived by wife Mary a daughter Anneta and his parents two brothers three sisters. Service 1 p.m. Thursday Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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Lebanon
Robert L. Ashcraft
W. Mulberry St
Nick Toller
Lebanon Police Department
Ashcraft
Ralph Young
Mary
Anneta’ Ashcraft
Franklin
Lyman Ashcraft
Trenton
John
Jim
Middletown
Johann Reid
Indiana
Deloris Ashcraft
Dayton
Linda Ashcraft
Oswald Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Funeral
Lawrence L. Lenharr
Windsor Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Lenharr
P. Lorillard Co
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Dayton Consistory
Antioch Shrine
Jack Meeker
Richard Keller
Norman Osborne
Wayne Moore
St. Paul’s
Warren County names Bradstreet chair and sets 9 a.m. meetings
Warren county commissioners named Carl Bradstreet chairman for 1974 and Archie Hildebrant vice chairman at the reorganization. Bradstreet accepted the gavel and said this is the hardest seat in the room. Regular meetings move to 9 a.m. on Tuesdays. Officials discussed EEA funding for public service jobs, with 33 current positions and 74 slots allocated when the program began.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Carl Bradstreet
Bradstreet
Bob Turner
Arch Hildebrant
Hildebrant
County Regional Planning Commission
al Hylton
Dale Peach
EEA
Hylton
Turner
Peach
al Sexton
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Deaths and funerals announced for multiple area residents
Obituaries list Gladys Haddix shot at home in Campton Ky with service at Shadelford Funeral Home. Other notices include Lawrence Lenharr of Middletown, cremation in Woodside Home, Moon Mullins. David Henry Fuller of Carlisle, memorial service and cremation. Minnie Langhorst of Cincinnati, no survivors, service at Vine Street Cemetery. Leroy Switzer of Loveland, former mayor, service at Tufts Funeral Home. Hamilton deaths include James McVey, Mrs. Lucy Holston, Donald Campbell, Wallace Sears. New York Town Hall row ends with historic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Haddix
Illinois St
Shadelford
Campton
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Lebanon
Minnie Langhorst
Mason-Montgomery Road
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Oswald
Vine Street Cemetery
Hamilton
James McVey
Sycamore St
Inman
Lucy Holston
Chippewa Drive
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Donald Campbell
Fairfield
Webb
Wallace Sears
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Franklin School Board
U.S. Office of Education
State Auditor's Office
Franklin Township
Marcellene Hollingsworth
Coates Sales & Service
Lynch
DIAL
Walk-A-Thon Group
Verity Hall
McKnight Drive
M‘coy-Leffler
Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
National Bank Region
First National Bank OF Middletown
U.S. Treasury
U.S
United States
Dee
Total Reserve ON
Bereays Bacon
Eee
Edward W. Barker
Elliott D. Levey
Ed N. Cohn
Chester Hodges
Lawrence Lenharr
David Fuller
David Henry Fuller
DuBois Road
Carlisle
Fuller
Esther Fuller
Manchester Machine Co
Merchant Marine
Phyllis
David
Air Force
Rapid City
S.D
Deborah
McCoy-Leffler
Paul Bergdall
Leroy Switzer
Loveland
New York City
Town Hall
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Call Middletown
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mar
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
Slaw
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