Springboro eyes sites for new village hall building
Springboro officials continue search for a site to construct a new village hall. Council pledged the village share of revenue sharing funds over 8,000 dollars annually for the purchase and building. The council adopted an ordinance raising Warren County water rates to 29 cents per 1,000 gallons and discussed a separate water rate hike for residents pending negotiations. Other actions include seeking bids to fill a swampy park area in Royal Oaks subdivision and notifying vacant lot owners to clear weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Weaver
Springboro
Warren County
Pennyroyal
Royal Oaks
Four Middletown Residents Attend Health Workshop at Miami
Four area residents Barbara Engel Beverly Johnson Mary K. Toman and Alma Meinshatt participate in a Miami University health education workshop in Oxford. Sponsored by local tuberculosis and heart associations the program runs through July 9 for 30 enrollees under Professor Richard T. Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Miami University
Oxford
Area Heart and Tuberculosis Organization
Barbara Engel
Chesnut St
Carlisle
Montgomery-Greene County Tuberculosis Association
Beverly Johnson
Virginia Ave
Franklin
Warren County Tuberculosis Association
Mary K. Toman
Merlyn Drive
Alma Meinshatt
Ridge Road
Area teen competes for Central States Show queen title
Mendy Murray of 6057 Kalbfleisch Road represents the Rodeo Shop Arena in Eaton as one of 10 Ohio contestants for the Central States Horse Show Association queen. Judging hinges on horsemanship poise personality beauty and sportsmanship. The winner will be unveiled at the association banquet in November. Murray a Fenwick High School graduate class of 1972 and Carousel Beauty College alumna presides over the Double L Wranglers 4 H Club and shows her horse Shamrock Syd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendy Murray
Frank Murray
Kalbfleisch Road
Rodeo Shop
Eaton
Queen of the Central States Horse Show Association
Miss Murray
Ohio
Association
Fenwick High School
Carousel Beauty College
L”’ Wranglers 4-H Club
Shamrock Syd
Contest winners at Germantown Fourth of July parade
Fourth of July festivities in Germantown featured a parade and fireworks plus age based contests. Winners included Timmy Lowther in balloon throw and Angie Lynch in ball throw for ages 1 3. Amy Patterson in egg carry for ages 4 6. Doug Riley, Leanna Este in various events for ages 7 10. Jeff Clark, Ann Heaton, Beckey Burkholder, Mike Powers, Karen Morton in 11 14. John Emley in 15 17. and Jim Kalmback, Carol Kalmback, Florence Tidd, Ralph Tidd in adults events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Timmy Lowther
Sucker Hunt
Wesley Little
Angie Lynch
Amy Patterson
Doug Riley
Leanna Este
Terri Mynhier
Jeff Clark
Ann Heaton
Beckey Burkholder
Mike Powers
Karen Morton
John Emley
Jim Kalmback
Carol Kalmback
Florence Tidd
Ralph Tidd
Inmates at Lebanon prison jailed in isolation after conspiracy
Five men at Lebanon Correctional Institution were sentenced to stay in isolation after a June 15 conspiracy to disrupt the dining hall. A sixth prisoner was dismissed. a further inmate receives a half sentence. Some had extra charges like threats and weapon possession. Inmates retain privileges but cannot mingle with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Dallman
Brothers elected to offices in Pi Delta Pi
Two brothers from Trenton were elected national officers in Pi Delta Pi. Jim Wysong aged 17 was named grand elder and his brother Steve aged 12 became grand marshal. Jim, a 1973 Edgewood High School graduate and Dale Schubert Memorial Scholarship recipient, will begin pre veterinary studies at Miami University Middletown this fall. They are sons of Dale and Mrs. Wysong of 105 East Roger Drive.
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Trenton
Pi Delta Pi
the Knights of Pythias
Jim Wysong
Steve
Jim
Edgewood High School
Dale Schubert
Middletown
Miami University
Dale Wysong
Franklin Drug Raid Nets 14 Kilos of Marijuana
Undercover Narcotics team and Franklin Police raid Kings Inn area seizing 14 kilos of marijuana hidden in a couch among other drugs. Eight arrested, two houses searched, over 40 000 dollars in suspected marijuana and thousands of dollars in other substances recovered. The operation followed months of planning with multi state UNIT Inc. agents assisting.
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Journal
Shawnee Lee
Franklin
Shawnee Lee Journal
Kings Inn
Harbach
Tucson
Ariz
Edgewood building targeted by thieves foiled by deputy
Trenton police report a break in attempt at the Edgewood Local School District administration building. Deputy David Boomershine and his police dog Baron found fresh pry marks after a flood light was off at 5 30 a m. No entry or suspects observed.
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Trenton
Edgewood
David Bommershine
Baron
Boomershine
Townships roads set for resurfacing in Lemon area
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved bids for pre resurfacing Mohawk Omaha Seneca Navaha streets and Waneta Avenue in Lemon Township Oneida area. They denied 8.3 acre rezoning adjacent to Ada Lee Trailer Court from single family to general business. They endorsed a defensive driving course for county employees and may cover costs for county vehicle operators.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Lemon Township
Oneida
Mohawk
Omaha
Navaha
Waneta
Stanley Perin
Ada-Lee
Ohio 4
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Middletown Area
Safet Council
Eonere
Arson Investigated in Rockwell Nursery Fire
Warren County sheriff and state fire marshal probe arson after a Tuesday blaze at Rockwell Nursery caused over 100000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Bud Trainer says prior break in evidence was found as Morrow crews with Blanchester and Clarksville units fought the flames for about two hours around dawn at the Roachester Osceola Road site.
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Morrow
Warren County
State Fire Marshal's
Rockwell Nursery
Bud Trainer
Blanchester
Clarksville
Roachester
Osceola Road
Squadman Honored For Rescue Attempt By Council
A council resolution praised 35 year old Wilson for perception concern and courage in a June 10 rescue act. Mayor Carl Ennis presented a ribboned copy of the resolution and said he also asked U S Rep Walter Powell to consider another commendation. Wilson of 109 Burke Street was recovering after burns from attempting the Eaton Road wreck rescue on U S 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Carl Ennis
U.S
Walter Powell
Burke St
U.S. 127
Eaton Road
Policeman Injured in Trailer Blaze in Ohio
William Kindal the sole policeman in Logan County Washington Township was burned when his trailer near Lewistown caught fire and he was rushed to University Hospital in Columbus. Ennis resumed mayoral duties after a prior heart attack as council discussed drainage upgrades and a 1974 city budget hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
William Kindal
Logan County
Washington Township
University Hospital
Columbus
Kindal
Lewistown
Ennis
Lee Schneider
Pete
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Probation plea cited unusual reason in Ohio case
Carl Franklin Cook 42 formerly of 1236 Bauer Road Somerville listed five reasons for shock probation The unusual fifth reason claimed he was an active fisherman Court staff noted no explanation for its relevance Cook pleaded guilty to assault with a weapon burglary and larceny and was sent to the Ohio Penitentiary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Franklin Cook
Bauer Road
Somerville
Cook
Ohio Penitentiary
Carlisle 4-H Elects New Officer Slate
The Mod Squad 4 H Club in Carlisle installed officers led by Terina Zinck as president and Teresa White as vice president. Kim Moore became secretary with Karen Myers as treasurer, Becky Abney as reporter, Jana Engel safety chairman, Jayte Engel health chairman, and Sherry Moore and Cheryl Dalton as social chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Terina Zinck
Teresa White
Kim Moore
Karen Myers
Becky Abney
Jana Engel
Jayte Engel
Sherry Moore
Cheryl Dalton
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Mendy Murry and
Noel Poe
Factory Road
Council
LCI
William Dallman
Franklin City
Police Headquarters
Eagles Crystal Aerie
S. Main ST
Darrel Young
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