City Commission to Read Ordinance On Sewer
Tomorrow at 7 p.m in the Municipal Courtroom the City Commission will read an ordinance allowing real estate developers outside the city to hook into the East End sanitary sewer at their expense. A tap-in charge based on developed acres will retire bonds, with future hooks paying fees benefiting the original developer. The meeting also considers new Community Development positions and revoking street-right-of-way sign permits.
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City Commission
East End
Department of Community Development
Injured In Accident At Underpass Near Franklin
Four people suffered minor injuries in a two car collision on Trenton Franklin Road six tenths mile west of Franklin at 1 40 p m yesterday. Orville E Evans 26 and Mrs Patricia Ann Via 32 drivers in the westbound cars were involved. Evans slowed for an underpass narrowing causing Via to rear end his car pushing it into a concrete abutment. All four injured were treated and released at Middletown Hospital and Mrs Via received a citation for failure to stop within an assured clear distance.
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Trenton-Franklin Road
Franklin
Orville E. Evans
Martz-Paullin Road
Patricia Ann Via
Kaye
Evans
Via
Anna Lee Evans
Gary E. Evans
Middletown Hospital
Fenwick Festival Enters Final Day
The Fenwick Festival extends to Saturday night due to weekend rain with events from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Four youths win Olympic contest prizes including badminton set basketball glove and bat and ball. Bus service aided festival attendees from the Miami University Middletown lot as grounds stayed wet for parking.
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William Uhl
Raymond Fening
Fening
Miami University-Middletown
Fenwick
Joe Long
Pat Nickell
Mile Harkrader
Allan Pery
Fireman's Widow Wins Zone Change for Fairfield Township
Mrs. Cora Thomas, widow of Hamilton Fire Captain Ralph I. Thomas, won approval from the Butler County Commission for a zoning change in Fairfield Township. The move permits a two family dwelling on Theodore Avenue after she sold a rental property to fund the project. final approval rests with the county rural zoning commission.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fairfield Township
Theodore Avenue
Rt. 4
Here
County Rural ‘Zoning Commission
Cora Thomas
Theodore Ave
C. C. Brackney
Tires Stolen From Warehouse Behind Home
Joe Little of 6325 Browns Run Road reported to deputies that seven tires valued at 234.62 were stolen from a rear warehouse attached to his residence.
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Joe Little
Brown’s Run Road
Annexation Hearing Recessed At Gratis Village
A GRATIS annexation hearing was recessed for a second time. The next session is set for Saturday August 2. Mayor Russell Wilson said petitioners paused to rework the petition. Some land to be taken will be excluded and the expansion would more than double the village size. The delay stems from petitioners seeking removal of their names.
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Gratis
Russell Wilson
Weekend spree wounds glass as cars and homes hit
Police reports show 16 car and truck windows or windshields broken and five home or office windows damaged over the weekend. Break-ins occurred at John ny’s Body Shop and other addresses. Theft included a transistor radio, cigarettes, a pillow base, and cash per listed victims across multiple streets, with damages and losses totaling hundreds.
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Fenzel-McDonough
N. Main St
Ohio State Employment Service
Clinton Sr
Frank Latimer
Charles Jenkins
Femmin Road
Barbara Pooli'san
Moore St
Ellen Drive
Ron Wilson
Shirley Engle
Helen Cannoy
Ellen
Willie Begley
Cleveland St
Aetna Freight Lines
Tytus Avenue
Harold Teyton
Arlington Ave
Charles Updyke
Logan Ave
Larry Aller
Crawford St
Rock
Lawrence ‘Haney
Tytus Ave
Roc
Robert Boyd
Sherman Ave
Gerald Owens
Ft. Campbell
N. University, Blvd
William Waugh
Orchard St
Bernard Wenzel
Stanley St
Nina Frazier
Sadie Mathis
Sunset pool hosts swimming lessons with low turnout
Officials report participation was down in morning sessions for beginners and intermediates at Sunset pool. Thirty five of seven registered attended the first class and forty five of nine attended the second. Two more classes were planned. Yesterday there were 58 swimmers at Sunset, one boy swam at Yankee Road pool despite the weather. no report from Douglas pool.
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Sunset Pool
Yankee Road Pool
Douglas Pool
Abduction and rape alleged in county park incident
Hamilton sheriff and detectives investigate the alleged abduction of two Hamilton girls and rape of a 14 year old after a car with two young men offered directions. The 18 year old led officers to the Four Mile Creek County Park where the attack reportedly occurred. the younger girl was taken to a hospital for examination.
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Hamilton — Sheriff's
Hamilton
Here
S. Fourth Street
Four Mile Creek
Groundbreaking marks start of new Franklin city service complex
Groundbreaking ceremonies in Franklin gave muddy cheers as about seven people watched city officials shovel earth for a $200,000 first phase on Riley Boulevard at Fourth Street. The project will house police, jail, fire, water, sewer, and street departments with garage space and is due for completion by December 1.
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Riley Boulevard
Fourth Street
Middleton Brothers Construction Co
Mason
Bernard Eichholz
Warren County
Gerald Miller
Franklin, Municipal Building Corp
Franklin National Bank
Franklin
Mannad
Girls' State elects twenty four city mayors at Buckeye event
Twenty four city mayors were chosen at Buckeye Girls' State at Capital University Columbus. Edith Holiday of Middletown and Evelyn Thomas of Camden won posts. The week long government workshop attended by 1275 Ohio high school girls includes Middletown High delegates Melody Girimont and Edith Holiday among others.
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Edith Holiday
Middletown
Evelyn Thomas
Camden
Buckeye Girls’ State
Capital University
Columbus
Sell
Ohio
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
Middletown High
Melody Girimont
Lemon Monroe
Joan Hagen
Susan Comstock
Fenwick
Elizabeth ‘Spellmire
Margaret Coughlin
Madison
Joyce ‘Perry
Sandra Carpenter
Trenton
Rhonda Clinger
Nancy McIntyre
Including Twins II Persons Injured In 3 Wrecks
Eleven people were hurt in three Butler County crashes over the weekend. In Hanover Township seven teens were injured when a westbound convertible left the road and struck a culvert on Millville Reily Road. Driver William R. Williams, 19, was listed in serious condition at Mercy Hospital. Passengers included four teens from Trenton New Miami and Dayton. In Union Township a two car crash injured four, including four year old twins Mark and Monica Vaccariello and their mother plus Patricia Hunter. Diana Vaccariello was released after examination. In Middletown Carl Manns, 47, was charged with intoxication after a wrong way crash on Route 4.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Sheriff's Deputies
Millville-Reily Road
Cochran Road
Hanover Township
William R. Williams
Dayton
Lindenwald
Mercy Hospital
John L. Young
S. First St
Trenton
James Dehart
Tallawanda Court
New Miami
Jack Howell
N. Sixth St
Keith Withrow
Central Ave
At Mercy
Patricia Vaccariello
Pisgah
Mark
Monica Vaccariello
Miss Hunter
Mason and
Union Township
Diana Vaccariello
Carl Manns
Preble County Line Road
Middletown
Gary F. Baker
Harmon Ave
Rt. 4
Rt. 63
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