Hunter residents plan land laboratory behind elementary school
A 23 acre tract behind Hunter Elementary is set for a land laboratory to serve as an outdoor classroom for Franklin system students and others. The project, coordinated by Mary Ann Byrne and officials Shelby Middleton Ed Lynch Milt Beasley and others, will plant 200 trees on Arbor Day with labor and materials largely donated. The site aims to involve scouts churches and the community, with maps and soil water conservation input to begin this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Mary Ann Byrne
Shelby Middleton
Ed Lynch
Milt Beasley
Franklin
Recluse Woman Died With At Least 100000 In Estate
In South Bend Indiana an elderly recluse, Marie Eller aged 69, died alone in a waterless, electricityless home two weeks before January 10. Authorities found 12 truckloads of antiques, valued as valuable and rare by appraisers, plus over 2000 in uncashed Social Security checks. A family friend was named to oversee the estate and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Marie Eller
Smeltzer
Ohio Trucker Protests Continue Amid Quiet Patrol
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported no new violence tied to trucker protests and smooth traffic Tuesday night. George Ryan of Akron led talks in Washington with Senator Henry Jackson while Mike Parkhurst of Overdrive Magazine joined a protest planning session. Two East Liverpool men were charged with vandalism for damaging a tractor trailer on Ohio 11 Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
George Ryan
Akron
Council of
Independent Truckers
Washington
U.S
Henry Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Overdrive Magazine
Mike Parkhurst
Man Awarded for Soil Work by Ohio SCSA Chapter
Everett L. Shaffer of Middletown received the All Ohio Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America outstanding chapter member award at the annual meeting. He serves as a civil engineering technician for the U S Soil Conservation Service, covering 14 Southwestern Ohio counties from Dayton headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
All Ohio
Soil Conservation Society of America
SCSA
Everett L. Shaffer
Orchard St
Shaffer
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Ohio
Dayton
Right to silence affirmed by court
Ohio Supreme Court overturned Richard Jones Jr.’s first degree murder conviction for the 1971 robbery slaying in Columbus. The court held the state must prove voluntary waiver of the right to remain silent and ruled the police statement should have been suppressed. The case was remanded to Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Richard Jones Jr
Donald Reed
Jones
Edward) Powell
High Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Appeals court explains reversal in Reserve Mining case
The 8th Circuit reversed Judge Miles Lord's ruling to add Armco and Republic Steel as codefendants in the Reserve Mining Co. pellution trial over taconite waste dumping into Lake Superior. The court cited due process concerns and possible trial delay, sending the matter back without prejudice for possible later joinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
U.S. District Court
Miles Lord
Reserve Mining Co
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lord
Armco
Republic
Reserve
Middletown Toastmasters Host Fourth Speechcraft Session
Members of the Middletown Toastmasters Club and seven Speechcraft students meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Eastern Bowling Lanes for the fourth session of the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Toastmasters Club
Toastmasters International
Deaths and funerals listed for Hamilton area figures
Obituaries cover Herbert W. Goodman 93 of 716 16th Ave with services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home and burial in Woodside Cemetery. Opal E. Ginter 51 of Moraine to be buried in Miami Valley Memory Gardens with services at Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton. Other survivors named include Eddie Ginter and multiple relatives. Also noted are Clara Jones Mae Stuart and Robert Tracy with service details and church burial plans in Hamilton and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Goodman
16Th Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Joseph Harvey
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Goodman
Middletown Hospital
Moraine
Hubert Griffey
Gratis
Edgar
Charles Griffey
Karen Webb
Bonita Reed
Franklin
Swart
West Carrollton
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Katherine Pier
Hamilton
Middletown
Rose Bowen
Mercy Hospital
Mary Hinksbergen
Helen Pier
Florida
St. Ann’s Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Zettler Funeral Home
Clara Jones
Vine St
Campbell
Mae Stuart
Oberlin Drive
Webb
Robert Tracy
N. F St
St. Peter's Church
Franklin budget plans add two traffic lights on Second Street
Franklin will install two new traffic signals on Second Street as part of the current budget. An engineering study continues to determine best placement near Harold Street, requested by residents, and another light is planned near Claude-Thomas Road by the Franklin Square shopping center. A study on making Beam and Millard drives a four way stop was also requested by Councilman Swiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Second Street
Ohio 73
Bernard Eichholz
Harold Street
Claude-Thomas Road
Franklin Square
Herbert Swiger
Millard Drives
Franklin Township approves ambulance funds and services
Franklin Township trustees authorize 8140 to fund an ambulance for the Franklin Emergency Squad with 8000 from federal revenue sharing and 2000 pending Carlisle approval. The unit will meet state and federal standards, with charges of 15 to Middletown Hospital and 20 to Dayton and service to all in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin City
Carlisle
Paul Fitzgerald
Middletown Hospital
Dayton
Miami Valley Cable, Inc
Lions Community Park
Lebanon Council votes down Grant City shopping center rezoning
The Lebanon City Council defeated a 20 acre rezoning ordinance for a Grant City shopping center across from the high school. The 4-3 vote followed a month and a half of debate with opposition from Mayor Myles Pence and several council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Grant City
Larry Templeton
Ben Sawyer
Eleanor Allum
Myles Pence
James McClain
George Leasure
Ronald Pandorf
Planning Commission
Dallas Development Corp
Grant's
Ohio 48
Miller Road
Leasure
Lebanon School Board
Sawyer
Three Farm Buildings Destroyed by Fire at Kilburn Farm
Warren County deputies investigate a three-alarm blaze at 1665 Shawhan Road near here that killed about a dozen cattle and destroyed a dairy barn a hay barn and another building. Fire units from Turtlecreek Township South Lebanon and Morrow fought the flames and authorities cite possible faulty wiring. No injuries reported and damage estimate unavailable.
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Morrow
Warren County
Russell Kilburn
Turtlecreek Township
South
Lebanon
Shawhan
Middletown Business College Receives Accreditation
Middletown Business College is accredited by the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools in Washington DC. President Templyn Maffett notes credits will transfer across similar schools and students become eligible for federal student loans. Established 1900 and reorganized 1936, the school offers diplomas in junior accounting general business and secretarial fields and associate degrees in higher accounting business administration and secretarial sciences.
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Middletown Business College
Association of Independent Colleges and Schools
Washington, D.C
Templyn Maffett
United States
MBC
Maffett
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David Izor
Journal
Franklin School
Ohio Truckers
Man
Runyan
Runyan Driving School
Herbert Goodman
Opal Ginter
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Franklin Township
Lebanon Council
Business College Accredited
Mazola
Margarine
U.S.A
Best Foods Division
CPC International Inc
Clinton
Iowa
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