Dayton developer at odds with Germantown over elderly apartments
Gary Schubert of RNS Enterprises faces delays after Germantown zoning limited elderly housing in the old Royal Electric building. The Twin Valley Apartments project collapsed last spring, leaving Schubert weighing options from demolition to office space. Residents call the site an eyesore as the stalled plan drags on.
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Dan Ritchey
Germantown
Gary Schubert
RNS Enterprises, Inc
Dayton
Royal Electric
Schubert
Twin Valley Apartments, Inc
Industrial accident kills Conneaut man
Frances J. Burke aged 30 of Conneaut was killed when scaffolding collapsed during repairs on an ore loader at Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Co. Three other Conneaut men Floyd Y. Cameron Norris N. Sleigh and Robert M. Palagy suffered broken bones while Kenneth E. Lewis was rescued after clinging to a nearby structure.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Frances J. Burke
Floyd Y. Cameron
Norris N. Sleigh
Robert M. Palagy
Kenneth E. Lewis
Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Co
Trenton Shopping Center Plans Move Toward Construction
A 15.3 acre Trenton shopping center east of Keith Avenue near the B and O tracks moves to final engineering with construction possible as early as March or April. Herman Land and partners from Middletown own the tract and expect city approval after 30 day plan completion.
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Trenton
Keith Avenue
B&o
Herman Land
McGraw Construction Co
Lloyd Miller Realty
Middletown
Humane society names new executive director in Warren County
LEBANON T D Ulrich was named executive director of the Warren County Humane Society by the board. He will liaise between the board and the animal pound on Markey Road as negotiations with county officials continue. The society also adopted a new constitution and elected officers Ethel Gast president Elaine Young board chair Bessie Knedler treasurer Norma Underwood secretary. Three year terms on the board went to Dr. R W Johnson Dr S Miller Henry Biederman Vernie Rumer David B E Craft Lillian Dwyer Phyllis Keeton Melva Rosencranz and Carol Hawke.
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Lebanon
T. D. Ulrich
Warren County Humane Society
Markey Road
Ethel Gast
Elaine Young
Bessie Knedler
Trenton Post Office Seeks Clerk Carrier Applicants
Trenton Post Office announces openings for clerk carrier positions with no net staffing increase. Applicants will be rostered for a year, no experience required, must hold a valid Ohio driver license, and will take a written exam at the Dayton Post Office. Application forms available at the Trenton post office.
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Trenton
Brack Crisp
Ohio
Dayton
Carlisle councilman finally sworn in
Clyde Eldridge was sworn in for a new four year term as Carlisle village councilman by Mayor Roger Stebelton after a delay due to a missing Warren County Board of Elections certificate. Eldridge, re-elected last November, faced a late campaign expense report issue. the county prosecutor ruled certification required and barred him from running again for five years.
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Carlisle
Clyde Eldridge
Roger Stebelton
Eldridge
Warren County Board of Elections
Man given prison term for involuntary manslaughter
Arlo Barger, 34, formerly of Parrish Avenue, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter by Common Pleas Judge Robert L. Marrs. He received 110 years in the Ohio Penitentiary with credit for time served and pleaded innocent in the Aug. 29 Turf Club fight death of Larry Gene Burney, 26, of East Avenue.
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Hamilton
Arlo Barger
Parrish Ave
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Barger
Ohio
Larry Gene Burney
East Ave
Turf Club
Edison Avenue
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Franklin-245 South Main
Ize
SE Carpet Worlds Shop
Majorica
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Mylo
St Celery
Nyton
Sony Carpet Worlds
Germantown RD
County, State News Humane Group
Trenton Post Office
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