Springboro Council to Meet Over Sewer Plan and Funding
Springboro Council schedules a Monday 8 p.m. special session with Wes Flower of the Miami Conservancy District to pursue a federal grant for the original portion of Springboro sewerage and to draft plans for the Clear Creek interceptor for Franklin. OEPA approval cited. funds likely certified by Chicago office in 30 to 60 days, with construction possible this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ritchey
Springboro
Flower
OEPA
Homicide charge filed in fatal two-car crash
Phillip L. Wright, 30, of Germantown faces vehicular homicide and failure to yield charges after a June 10 two-car crash at Diamond Mill and Manning roads killed Terry McCloskey, 55, of Dayton-Liberty Road. Wright remained hospitalized in fair condition. charges filed in Montgomery County District Court due to jurisdiction split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Phillip L. Wright
Germantown Pike
Terry McCloskey
Dayton-Liberty Road
New Lebanon
Diamond Mill
Manning Roads
Wright
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Miamisburg Municipal Court
Montgomery County District No. 1
Police examination hearing set for July 15 in Warren Co court
A hearing to determine who may sit for the Franklin police sergeant exam is set for 1 p.m. July 15 in Warren County Common Pleas Court. Chief Frank Harbach plans to retire July 25, with Sgt. George Hamilton III slated to replace him. Seven Franklin patrolmen sue to bar two EEP hires from the eligibility list as a preliminary injunction blocks the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Franklin
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Frank Harbach
George Hamilton III
Harbach
Two Cars Damaged in Intersection Collision
David Shadoan age 38 of 817 Vancouver St and Charlesetta Burkhart age 30 of 1712 Flemming Rd collided at the First Avenue Garfield Street intersection yesterday afternoon. Shadoan northbound on Garfield at 12 25 p m Burkhart eastbound on First. both claimed green lights. Shadoan car damage 1200 Burkhart 750. No citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Garfield Street
David Shadoan
Vancouver St
Garfield
Charlesetta Burkhart
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Obituaries from Clark Street and Middletown figures include Edna Marie Wilson 62 dies at Barbara Park Nursing Home where she lived since 1973 with survivors Eli and two stepchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Riggs. Also Elsie I Dimmick dies in Butler PA survived by Ralph and Henry Ralph Jr and siblings. Services set in Butler and memorials to library. Franklin Flossie Fry 82 of Lebanon dies at Grandview Hospital. Funeral at Anglesby with burial in Springboro. Hamilton list includes several local deaths and service details with private services and churches named. funeral homes Brown Dawson Colligan and Mutual noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Marie Wilson
Clark Street
Barbara Park Nursing Home
Eli
Ethel Boyce
Middletown
Alvena Williamson
Dayton
Everett Wilson
Riggs
Franklin
Flossie B. Fry
Lebanon
Local senior citizens win Tri-State Day honors
Members of the Middle town Area Senior Citizens Center won multiple awards at the fourth annual Tri-State Senior Citizens Day at LeSourdsville Lake. Vorhis Sebald and Betty Knox helped crown the king and queen for a day, Asa Peck received a family-honor award for 12 children, and John Schmidt with Margaret Keagy won the waltz contest. The center earned an award for the largest representation with over 30 centers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Senior Citizens Center
LeSourdsville Lake
Vorhis Sebald
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Betty Knox
Sebald
Asa Peck
Michael Road
John Schmidt
Margaret Keagy
Johnson sentenced for rape kidnaping in Ohio
Willard Johnson, 33, was sentenced to 4 to 25 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for rape and kidnaping of a Hamilton girl in January 1974. Judge Cramer ordered the term served consecutive to Marrs 7 to 25 and 5 to 15 year sentences. Johnson, a part time minister, lived at 3551 Tylersville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Willard Johnson
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robert L. Marrs
Marrs
Lima
Johnson
Tylersville Road
Country Kitchen founder Bill H. Johnson dies in Cincinnati
Bill H. Johnson 62, founder and president of the Country Kitchen Restaurant chain, died Wednesday at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati. Born in Clay County Kentucky, he moved to Cincinnati in 1927 and opened his first Country Kitchen in 1939. He received the Outstanding Kentuckian award in 1970 and held roles with the O Tucks organization. He is survived by his wife Ruth, two daughters, a son, and his parents. services are at Trinity Baptist Church in Hartwell tomorrow at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill H. Johnson
Cincinnati
Country Kitchen
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Clay County
White Castle
Ruth
Trinity Baptist Church
Hartwell
Trenton Health Office Branch to Open in Municipal Building
The Butler County health department will establish a branch at Trenton Municipal Building offering county health services including permits. Ground-breaking for sewer work on S First Street set for 4 30 p.m. Monday with completion targeted by mid 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric von Klinger
Trenton
Butler County Health Department
Rolfe Wagner
Hamilton
S. First Street
Ron Specht
Wagner
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Boro Council
Chicago
Ihas
Board of Public Affairs
Tamarack Hills
Paul Culbertson
Royal Oaks
Reedy
Ohio 73
Township Line Road
Shartz Road
Fred Guenther
Hudson
Charles Harris
Harris
Southside
Council
William Young
Armstrong
Denny 1800
First Ave
Edna Wilson
Elsie Dimmick
Elsie I. Dimmick
Butler
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Ralph
Washington, D.C
Henry
Butler, Pa
Mark Ingalls
Imogene Ingalls
Texas
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Woodside Cemetery
Butler Public Library
Flossie Fry
Third St
Brown-Dawson
Betty Dean
Pleasant Ave
Mutual
Anna Lewellyn
Dixie Highway
Vera Collopy
Park Ave
St. Mary’s Church
Ethel Kahlert
South B Street
Colligan
Marian Werlein
Ridgewood Ave
Carolyn Bishop
Foster Ave
Webb
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
MR. and
Mrs. Vorhis Sebald
Lima State Hospital
O’tucks
Masonic Lodge
Dale Richter
City Planning Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Trenton Council
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Specht
U.S
Ptl
Ed Brown
Police Juvenile Services
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Stephen C. Ridenour
DIAL
West State St
Dempster
N. Verity Pkwy
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