Lebanon Council weighs census to open more liquor permits
Lebanon may issue more liquor permits if population exceeds 10 000. Thomas C. Kotte offered to fund a special census, with four of seven council members present at the vote. Officials warned over control, costs, and impact on federal funds and local projects. The next regular census is 1980, and funds could rise with a larger population.
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Lebanon
Thomas C. Kotte
Gilbert Jarrard
Kotte
Garrard
Charlies Guard
State Department of Development
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Federal Bureau of Census
Guard Sai
Cassano Pizza King
Long John Silver's
Jarrard
George Leasure
Guard
Warren County Disaster Services Organization
County Planning Commission
Colonial Park
Religious music festival set for SonShine '77 at Butler County Fairgrounds
The third annual SonShine Ministries event, a non profit religious music festival, unfolds Friday and Saturday at the Butler County Fairgrounds Hamilton Ohio. Lead speakers Richard Hogue of Oklahoma and Bob Laurent of Michigan headline talks aided by groups The Good News Circle and Sonshine Circle. Performers include Jessy Dixon Selah Honeytree Archers and Chuck Girard with films and Bible studies slated across the two day event. Tickets and information are available through Anne Waldner Beatrice Drive and Sister Carole Brown Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SonShine
Butler County Fairgrounds
SonShine Ministries, Inc
Hamilton
Fairfield
Richard Hogue
Oklahoma
Bob Laurent
Michigan
Hogue
America
National
Jaycee Clubs
Satan
Jesus
Laurent
Good News Circle
Sunshine Circle
Green Lake
Wis
California
Jessy Dixon
Selah
Dayton
Honeytree
Ft. Wayne
Ind
the Archers
Hope of Glory
Chuck Girard
Dixon
Paul Simon
Apollo Theater
Harlem
Madison Square Gardens
Mahalia Jackson
Marion Williams
Fairgrounds
Anne Waldner
Beatrice Drive
Carole Brown
Carriage Hill
Armco Office Workers Move to Earlier Hours
Armco Steel Corp announces a trial shift change for General Office employees starting June 21 with hours 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from the previous 8:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. An August evaluation will decide continuation. The goal includes reduced rush hour travel for Dayton and Cincinnati staff and more daylight time with family.
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Armco Steel Corp. General Office
Dayton
Cincinnati
Germantown Summer Recreation Program Opens
A summer recreation program for ages 6 to 16 started today at two Germantown playgrounds and one in Farmersville. Activities run through August 12 with hours Mon 12 30 to 4 30 and Tue through Fri 9 to 4 30. Two leaders per site include Penny Dalton and Mark Bonekowski at Veterans Memorial. Sherri Lindenmuth Vincent and Jerry Neff at Hillcrest Park. Sheila Moore and Kevin Tatman at Farmersville Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Farmersville
Schenck School Wins Franklin Walk-A-Thon Award
Franklin's March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon honors Schenck Elementary for raising the most funds in its first event on April 30. Principal Milward Beasley received a $75 prize and an engraved Battered Boot award as 21 students participated. The event drew 73 walkers and $2,300 in pledges.
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Franklin — Schenck
March of Dimes
Franklin
Trudy Adams
Milward Beasley Beasley
Schenck
Cyclist 19 Killed In Hanover Township Crash
A 19 year old Hamilton cyclist was killed when his motorcycle struck a pickup on Millville Reily Road in Hanover Township at 4 25 p m. Rickie Davidson of 132 Millville Oxford Road died at Mercy Hospital. Deputies say the cycle collided with Stanley Walther of 3600 Millville Reily Road as he turned into a driveway, throwing the rider.
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Hamilton
Millville-Reily
Hanover Township
Rickie Davidson
Millville-Oxford Road
Mercy Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Stanley Walther
Millville- Reily Road
Governor Rhodes to visit Lebanon for state officials meeting
Governor James Rhodes and state department heads travel to Lebanon on Friday at 1 30 p m to meet local officials in the City Building council chambers as part of a state tour.
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Lebanon
James Rhodes
Franklin Township Trustees Eye Public Works Grant Projects
Trustees plan to use 697000 in the second round of public works grants for Woodhill Cemetery improvements, a Keays and Martz Paulin fire station, an eight acre police and administration building site, expansion of the Blue Ball fire station, and library expansion funding. They also authorized radio equipment purchases for Carlisle fire operations.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
U.S
Hunter Fire
Blue Ball
Harold Baker
Woodhill Cemetery
Baker
Keays
Martz-Paulin Roads
Carlisle
E. Sixth Street
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Bill Drake
Fitzgerald Park
Hunter
Fred Byers
Franklin Public Library
Local Deaths and Funerals Highlight Middletown Area
Obituary notices report Hazel Dunn 65 of 1317 Fairmount Ave died at Middletown Hospital after a brief stay. Services set 2 p.m. Friday at The Church At Mayfield with burial in Woodside Cemetery. calls at Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home. Also listed are Louise Caswell Chautauqua related death in Miamisburg and Gertrude Walzen 93 mass at St Mary Church Colligan.
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Hazel Dunn
Fairmount Ave
Middletown Hospital
Dunn
Wolfe County
Mayfield
Samuel Sr
Samuel Jr
Robert
Roger
Donald
Middletown
Randal
Lexington
Minnie Chaney
Juanita Miller
Brenda Morton
Carlottia Francis
Whitney Ratliff Jr
Coleman, Fla
Sterling Ratliff
Zoe, Ky
Eunice Frisby
Alice King
Inez Netherly
Princess van Cleve
Georgia Kennon
Ocala
Fla
Frank E. Sowards
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker
Chautauqua
Louise Caswell
Christel Manor
Miamisburg
Dayton
Caswell
Melva Brick
Flora Marks
McKeesport
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Lee Niswander
Carlisle Cemetery
Hamilton
Gertrude M. Walzen
Sunnybreeze
Anthony Wayne Apartments
St. Mary Church
Colligan
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GRAD
Linda Craycraft
H. Ray Craycraft
Schirm Drive
Good Samaritan School of Nursing
Cincinnati General Hospital
Jessy Dixon Gospel
Armco
Sheila Moore
Brookville
Kevin Tatman
Centerville
Montgomery Ward
Schenck School
John Dobrozs JR
INS., Inc
First Ave
Kathy Brick
Carlisle Presbyterian Church
Verity
VISA
Worthmore Clothes Shop
Dad
Worthmore
Worthmore Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 327 City Centre Mart
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