Head Start program in Franklin seeks more enrollments
The fifth annual Head Start in Franklin serves 105 preschoolers with free meals and full medical care funded by state and federal sources. Despite vacancies for 12 to 15 more children, many eligible welfare families have not enrolled. Improvements include nurse administered vaccines at schools, program cutbacks to offset funding, and strong community support from Hollywood Community Center.
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Franklin
Joyce Batte
Warren County Health Department
Lebanon
Franklin City
Wilson
Hollywood Community Center
Mackinaw Subdivision
Anthony Wayne
Laura Farrell
Fatal accident last July sparks two $170,000 suits in Lebanon
Two Dayton men sue John Calvin Mitchell in Warren County Common Pleas Court for $170,000 over a July auto crash that killed Donald Stover’s 12-year-old daughter Kathryn and injured his son. The defendants claim negligence and seek damages for loss, injuries, and related consequences to other passengers Gloria Campbell and Sharon I Campbell.
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Lebanon
John Calvin Mitchell
Clay Sr
Dayton
Donald E. Stover
William M. Campbell
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Stover
Kathryn
Ohio Highway Department
Mitchell
Campbell
Gloria
Ohio
Thomas
Transfer of liquor permits for carry-out sales reported
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control reports an applied transfer of liquor permits for high powered beer and wine carry-out from Helen I Frazer, Webb's Carry-Out, Washington Township, to James W Wysong and Idella M Wysong at the same address.
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Clarksville
Helen I. Frazer
Webb
Washington Township
James W. Sr
Idella M. Wysong
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Campbell seeks 10000 in damages for injuries
Plaintiff cites brain concussion and a fractured right arm as injuries and requests ten thousand dollars including two thousand one hundred twenty eight dollars and thirty six cents in past medical expenses.
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Campbell
Camden Girls Hold State Office in Mock Government
Three Preble Shawnee High School delegates take roles in a simulated state government. Gayle Headley serves on the Call board of health, Susie Call is receptionist for the secretary of state in Bickerdekie, and Cherry Crowe works as a town doctor in Past City during the training week.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee High School
Suckeye State
Gayle Headley
Call
Susie Call
Bickerdekie
Cherry Crowe
Past City
Florida Key Deer Found Over 500 Conservationists Encouraged
Florida's Key deer population is estimated at over 500, a sign that conservation efforts are paying off. Zoologists, however, still classify the species as endangered and call for continued protection and monitoring.
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Florida
Transfer of four liquor permits to Glens Inc in Baltimore St
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control reports a filing transferring four permits from Glyndell M. Short doing business as Trade Winds at 418 Baltimore St to Glens Inc also at the same address. The permits are D-1 D-2 D-3 and D-4 for on premises and carry-out operations with a 2 30 a.m. closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyndell M. Short
Trade Winds
Baltimore St
Glens Inc
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Farmersville Beef-Up Plans for $290,200 Phone System
General Telephone Co of Ohio announces a new $290,200 system for Farmersville in Montgomery County to start Feb 15 1970. Installation of switch equipment begins July 6, adding 600 lines and new terminals and a $51,000 central office. New numbers will replace old ones and be mailed to residents before the changeover with directory updates in early February. The exchange covers 21 square miles and serves over 700 telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Stephen C. McFadden
Brookville
Farmersville
McFadden
Frontier Frolics Success at Gratis, Fund Rises
EMMA WILSON reports the annual Frontier Frolics in Sesquicentennial Park drew crowds despite rain and cold. Revenue totaling 586.00 raised the park fund to 3,362.30 for land purchase. events include a Farmer's Market plan for September, homemade ice cream social, and a carnival run by the Boosters Club Lions Club and Volunteer Fire Department to support children's projects. The Gratis Fyre Syrens set a July 1 meeting in the village council room.
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Emma Wilson Journal
Gratis
Frolics
Froliccs
Gratis United Methodist Church
Boosters Club
Lions Club
Camden raises Police Chief Doty pay to 6520 a year
Camden Village Council approved a 520 annual raise for Police Chief Jim Doty raising his salary to 6520 from 6000. They also authorized buying a street sweeper and sprinkler system for 1614. Gordon Nelson urged opening an alley behind his home for a garage. the mayor arranged surveyor checks but no action was taken.
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Rosemary Philpot
Camden
Jim Doty
Gordon Nelson
Second Street
John Matt
Nelson
Farmers Sold Nerve Gas for Pesticides in Malaysia Crisis
In Cameron Highlands farmers suffer dizziness after unknowingly spraying crops with World War I nerve gas chemicals. Smuggled insecticides sold under various trade names. An Agricultural Ministry official says new laws are drafted to empower raids on premises dealing with such chemicals.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Cameron Highlands
Malay Mail
Agricultural Ministry
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Andrew Wilson
J. E. Schartz
Kirkpatrick
Sharon
Permius
Fantasy Farm
State
Middletown
Chick Allen
Ozark
Silver Dollar City
CBS
Springfield
Allen
Missouri
L’armersville
FARMERSVILLE — _ Plans
Mike Long
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
Chief Doty
Sheffield
Chaims
Jewelers
Spe
Footed Tea & Coffee
Mw" Rogers
Central Avenue Park
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