Tytus house named historic place in National Register
Middletown records show the 25 room red brick Tytus mansion at 300 S Main St added to the National Register of Historic Places. Owners Pat and Jeri Rossi reported the listing follows local and state reviews and federal preservation rules.
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Tytus
S. Main St
Middletown
Pat Rossi
Tytuses
John B. Tytus IT
Armco Steel Corp
Rossis
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior
Rossi
Jeri
Clark
Minnesota Ewing Tytus
John Tytus III
Ohio Historic Preservation Office
Columbus
Pollution measures win Crystal Orchid Award designation
Crystal Tissue Co. received one of six Orchid Awards from the Tri-State Air Committee and Cincinnati Enquirer for installing an electronic precipitator and related equipment at its local plant. TAC praised the installation as exceeding pollution controls and helping prevent potential water pollution. Other 1974 recipients included Councilman Thomas Brush and the Lunkenheimer Co. plus regional groups.
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Crystal Tissue Co
Tri-State Air Committee
TAC
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Crystal
Orchid
Cincinnati
Thomas Brush
Campbell County Property Owners’ Association
Lunkenheimer Co
Queen City Metro
Transit Authority of
Northern
Kentucky
Hamilton named Franklin police chief after Harbach retirement
Sgt. George Hamilton III will become Franklin chief of police following the retirement of Frank Harbach. Hamilton, 35, topped the Civil Service exam for the new chief, with the appointment to be made by City Manager Bernard Eichholz. Harbach retires after 18 years as chief and 27 years with the force.
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Phil Yost Journal
Franklin
George Hamilton III
Frank Harbach
Bernard Eichholz
Hamilton
Harbach
Franklin Police
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Mason High School
Franklin Police Force
Bees too family turns yard into vast city garden
The Alspaughs at 2121 Logan Ave cultivate a sprawling 50 by 80 foot city garden with vegetables and blueberry shrubs on fences. Bees on the roof aid pollination while the family jokes about expanding further and living largely self sufficient with meat and milk still needing purchase.
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C.J. Bosnak
Alspaugh
John Alspaugh
Logan Ave
South Sutphin St
Armco Steel
Alspaugh City Garden
Barbara
Springboro
Murphy escape trial begins in Hamilton
The trial of William Murphy, 28, of Hamilton, opened this morning before Common Pleas Judge Fred. He faces charges related to an alleged escape incident. The proceeding began with opening statements and the jury seated in the Hamilton court.
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Hamilton
William Murphy
Common Pleas
Fred
B. Cramer
Murphy
Franklin
Child Hurt When Door Opens On Moving Car
A 2 year old boy was treated at Middletown Hospital after he opened a car door and fell out on Ohio 4 near Ohio 73. His mother Carol Short 26 was driving at the time. Deputies said the child named Danny Short was injured in the incident.
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Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Danny Short
Ohio
Carol Short
Forest Ave
Franklin girl injured in two car crash at university and Lafayette
Nicole Wells a 12 year old Franklin resident treated and released at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries after a collision at Lafayette Avenue and University Boulevard. Michael Herron 25 was cited for failure to yield turning left. Jerry Wells and Tina Thornsburg both 8 sustained visible injuries but had no hospital record of treatment.
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Lafayette Avenue
University Boulevard
Nicole Wells
Robinson-Vail Road
Michael E. Herron
Lafayette Ave
University
Lafayette
Jerry M. Wells
Wells Girl
Tina Thornsburg
Herron
Wells
Miss Thornsburg
Revival Series Opens at Shiloh Tabernacle
Revival services start today at Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe. Evangelist Essie Poole of Indianapolis will preach at 7 30 p m tonight and at subsequent evenings.
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Shiloh
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Tytus House
National Register
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Virgie Kidd
Winona Drive
Journal
Winona Street
John E. Dunn
Amvets Post
John Hursh
Disabled American Veterans
Dunn
DAV
Cyprian Klamo
Wendt
Myew Ltd
Dacron & Wool
Orig
Dad
LaCosta
Varsity-Town
Middletown Mall
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