Agee plans building on downtown Middletown site
Harold L. Agee announces a 150000 investment for a multi use building at First Avenue and Clinton Street to redevelop the downtown urban renewal area. The project will include eight offices for rent and house Agee Insurance, Carfax Inc, and a restaurant bar, with demolition of the current sites to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Garloch
First Avenue
Clinton Street
Harold L. Agee
Middletown
Agee
Main Street
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Frank Esselman
Manchester Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Harold L. Agee Insurance Co
S. Broad St
Carfax, Inc
First and
Clinton
Insurance
Carfax
R. Paul Christiansen
Goodyear
N. Broad St
Citizens Saving & Loan Assn
Central Ave
Allen H. Bechtel
Savings and Loan Association
Bechtel
Christian Science Reading Room
Mack’s
Weber’s Cafe
Mall
Olvin
Bud) Poynter
Miller’s Jewelry Store
Central
C.E. Greathouse & Son Clothing
Don Miller
Hunter Fire Jurisdiction Expands to Include Area West of I 75
The Hunter Fire Department will assume control of land bordered by Manchester Road I 75 and a line east from Coles Road starting July 1. The Franklin Fire Department had covered the area including Stonyrill subdivision, with current Hunter equipment enabling faster response. Franklin trustees sent notice. Franklin’s captain said the change should not bother them and will ease district identification.
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Hunter
Hunter Fire Department
Ob Ae Gen
Manchester Road
I-75
Coles Road
Stonyrill
Franklin Fire Department
Hunter’s Fire District
Manchester
Denzel Mullins
Franklin
Franklin Township
Franklin Department
Wilburn Depew
Depew
Park Concerts Open Season With Sunset Park Show
The first summer band concert of the season starts tomorrow at 7 in Sunset Park. A 65 piece junior band leads with Hoe Down The House of enene Sun Someone Who Cares Spiritual k Irish Melody. The senior band follows with Strike Up the Band Summer Time High Chapparrel The Winds of Change Scarborough Fair Cinco de Mayo and The Blue Rock. Ken Amburgey invites students to join contacting the park department. seven concerts are planned with an exchange with Kettering Municipal Band and a July 9 performance by the U S Army Band from Columbus.
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Sunset Park
Winds of Change
U.S. Army Band
Columbus
Trenton plans street beautification and traffic relief
City Planning Commission heard a plan to beautify State Street by adding parking and tree islands, reducing traffic load. It relies on two new streets across Herman Land near Keith Avenue and a Potter Avenue to Hamilton-Trenton Road bypass. Herman Land is zoned for shopping center use and light industry.
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Trenton
State Street
Ohio 73
Joe Wagner
City Planning Commission
Herman Land
Keith Avenue
Potter Avenue
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Ed Roth
Planning Commission
$7.7 Million LeSourdsville Sewage Project Nears Start
Butler County commissioners authorized county sanitary engineer James Hinchberger to seek 75 percent federal funding for a $7.7 million regional sewer system serving Trenton and parts of Madison Liberty Lemon Union and St. Clair townships. The project includes a three million gallon treatment plant on the Great Miami River and would serve about 20 000 residents with potential future growth.
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Hamilton
LeSourdsville
Butler County
James Hinchberger
Trenton
Madison
Liberty
Lemon
Union
St. Clair
Monroe
Hinchberger
Environmental Protection Agency
Ment
Great Miami River
Gregory Creek
Robbery Suspect Jailed After Traffic Line Incident
A 24 year old man, Kerry Martin of 1813 Casper Ave, was jailed on warrants for armed robbery and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon after a car crossing newly painted traffic lines. His wife Linda Martin, 25, was released after posting bond on crossing the lines and driving without a license. Officer Steve Downey reported.
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Kerry Martin
Casper Ave
Linda Martin
Steve Downey
Martin
Middletown Shooting Ends With Multiple Injuries
A Middletown man Richard Lampley 21 and patrolman Steven Schmidt 29 were wounded yesterday. Lampley in improved condition at Middletown Hospital. Schmidt in good condition after head and mouth injuries. Police charged Lampley and Turner with assault on an officer. Lampley faces added assault with a deadly weapon charge. Bond set at 6000 for Lampley and 1000 for Turner. Preliminary hearing set tomorrow in Middletown Municipal Court.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Richard Lampley
16Th Ave
Steven Schmidt
James Malott
Otis Turner
Eighth Ave
Jack Barnes
Lampley
Turner
J. T. Lamb
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Reinartz Boulevard
Citizens S&l
Weith
Journal
Tytus Snow
Yankee Road
Sheckler
Hunter Fire Jurisdiction
Miami
Schmidt
Ptl
Malott
Windsor Avenue
Elite Chocolates
Dad
S. University
Crawford ST
Trenton Center
S. Breiel
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