Volunteers Sought in Dimes Drive 1962 March
Mothers' March Chairman Mrs Donald Cross seeks volunteers for the 1962 New March of Dimes door to door march. About 30 workers will canvass city lanes wearing a golden key to symbolize unlocking progress in medical research for polio birth defects arthritis and related diseases. Contact Garden 83 1700 for details.
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Donald Cross
National Foundation
Cross
Garden
Annexation plan promises savings and services in Middletown area
A five page letter from four sponsors to 2,200 residents south and east of Middletown outlines financial gains and more services from annexing 8,404 acres. It cites tax and utility shifts, water and sewer rate cuts, and reduced garbage charges while noting fire, police, street, zoning, and health services would join city offerings. no school boundary changes.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
Franklin Township
Warren County
Mayfield
City
Mayfield Fire Department
Removal Of Gravel Bank Believed Cure To Flooding
State county and local officials conferred two hours on removing a gravel bank blamed for the ice jam near Twin Creek west of Franklin. Miami Conservancy District chief Mitchell will hire a private amphi bus truck with drag line to clear the obstruction, then resume blasting if residents sign petitions limiting county liability. Officials debated responsibility and sought emergency action, with a February 2 meeting set to discuss flood control steps and costs.
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Twin Creek
Franklin
Max L. Mitchell
Miami Conversancy District
Warren County
Wertz
Unger
Mitchell
Conservancy District
Board of Judges
National Guard
Stanley Kolb
Kolb
Miami River
Clayburn Boatwright
State Highway Department
Boatwright
Conservancy
Unger’s Office Here Were, Wertz
Marion Henderson
Warren
Vernon Youngquist
C. E. Bischoff
Columbus
W. J. Linder
E. B. Stokes
Division 8
Dayton Bypass Unveiled as Interstate 675 Plan
Ohio highways official Joseph M. Unger announced a 22 mile four lane Dayton Belt Route to circle the city’s east side designated Interstate 675. The $42.95 million project, funded 90 percent by the federal government, includes eight interchanges and possible start in 1965.
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Dayton
Joseph M. Unger
Division 8
Ohio Department of Highways
Unger
West Carrollton
U.S. 40
Ohio 725
Ohio 48
Wilmington Pike
Dorothy Lane
U.S. 35
Airway Road
Ohio
Needmore Road
Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendorf
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Franklin Board OKs 1.6 Million Budget and Band Trip
The Franklin School Board approved a record 1,609,905.64 budget for 1962 with a general fund of 1,312,712.52 and a salary total of 786,000. The board also authorized a Franklin band trip to the Indianapolis 500 in May, saying it would be a feather in the cap for the local band. Contingency funds and capital outlay were outlined, with state foundation and local taxes listed as major income sources. The board also supported Ohio High School Athletic Association recruitment case, discussed a potential new league including multiple districts, and confirmed several staffing changes and new custodians.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Supt. J. Forrest Burns
Burns
Kenneth Bishop
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Canton High School
Monroe
Lebanon
Tallawanda
Madison
Fairfield
Lakota
Schools Closed by Health Official in Loudonville
Ashland Ohio AP Dr Hi ram Petty Ashland County health commissioner orders all Loudonville schools closed for the rest of the week due to high absenteeism from sickness.
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Ashland
Ohio
Hiram Petty
Ashland County
Loudonville
Modern Army's Too Busy KP Is Junked
Huntsville Alabama AP Kitchen police ends at the Army Ordnance Guided Missile School Redstone Arsenal commandant Col William J McPherson says KP duty wastes time away from missile maintenance work. Civilian contractors will wash dishes and swab floors.
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Huntsville
Ala
Army Ordnance Guided Missile School
Redstone Arsenal
William J. McPherson
Middletown boards follow rule on foreign pupil tuition
Ohio Attorney General McElroy ruled boards cannot waive tuition for due payments, a policy Middletown districts have long followed. Foreign exchange pupils enrolled locally or living with relatives may attend without tuition. tuition applies to others, with approval by the district superintendent.
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Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ann Education
Middletown
James A. Rhodes
McElroy
Minnich
Ioneaeneawe
Fire damages at Wildwood Golf Club storage building
A cigarette started a fire yesterday in a storage building at the Wildwood Golf Club on Aberdeen Drive causing $150 in damage. The one story steel structure sustained $100 in building damage and $50 to contents. Firefighters also reported minor damage at the Fiessinger home on McKinley Street and responded to alarms on Columbia Avenue and N Main Street with no fire found. A car owned by Marilyn Buchanan had a steaming motor with no address listed.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Aberdeen Drive
Fiessinger
McKinley St
Columbia Avenue
N. Main Street
Marilyn Buchanan
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