Signs of victory mark Trenton Trojans in state tournament
Signs of victory cover Trenton as the Trojans advance in the state Class A basketball tournament. The team, one of 16 left, plays Friday night in Oxford in what is described as their last stand before moving to Edgewood High School and joining AA competition with Seven Mile in the next season. The Trojans finished 13 and 4 this year.
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Trenton
Trenton Trojans
Oxford
Oxford State Road
Miami Avenue
Trojans
Edgewood High School
Bob Wendt
New Farm Allotments Okayed For Tobacco
Warren County farmers can obtain cigar filler tobacco allotments from the Agricultural Conservation Service with a March 10 deadline. Ohio’s allotment rose 5 percent to 4,238 acres and the support price increased to 34 cents a pound from 32.9. Allotments are available in Butler Preble Montgomery Darke Clinton Greene Miami and Shelby counties.
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The
Agricultural Conservation Service
Edward C. Evers
ALCS
Department of Agriculture
Evers
Ohio
Butler
Preble
Montgomery
Darke
Clinton
Greene
Miami
Shelby
Trenton Plans Street Repair and Infrastructure Bids
Trenton village officials authorize engineering drawings for Third Street and Sycamore curb and gutter work while inviting bids for double seal treatment on Wayne Madison Road and Baltimore Street. Council also approves a water rate study, a $1,256 fire base station, $225 annual fire insurance, and a $59,000 street improvement bond to Magnus and Co at 6 percent with $224 premium.
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Trenton
Frank Blagg
Blagg
Wayne-Madison
Sycamore
Third Street
Hamilton Avenue
Baltimore Steet
Wayne-Madison Road
Ohio 73
Baltimore Street
John Madaffori
Council
Magnus and Co
City people own much woodland in Ohio says official
Raymond Brown, state conservationist, warns urban owners may over protect woodlands and alter wood supply to Ohio industries. He notes city owners use woods for retreats and hunting, yet can improve forestry if they practice selective cutting. Forest land shifts from farmers from 50 percent to 38 percent in ten years.
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U. S
Raymond
Brown
The
Soil Conservation Service
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Columbus
River Geyser Lights East River Spout in New York
A 4060 foot geyser began operating in the East River near Welfare Island. Two pumps totaling 1500 horsepower eject 4000 gallons of water each minute, creating a high spout illuminated at night.
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New York
East River
Welfare Island
Class Of 1950 Dinner Dance Planning In Middletown
Middletown High Class of 1950 plans a dinner dance for their 20th reunion at Imperial House South on Saturday July 11. Co chairs Jesse Mayabb and Mrs Sue Harris seek more volunteers. next planning meeting is March 18. Interested people may call 423-1862 before 5 pm or 423-8792 after 6 pm.
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Middletown High
Jesse Mayabb
J Old School
Sue (Lawrence) Harris
Imperial House South
Charles Beck
Dwight Neill
Lee Dunlap
Anthony Valen
Doris
Johnson) Heffron
DeWitt Chapple
Marcia
Ellison) Leighton
Pat
Freeze) Schaefer
Janet
Malott
Ironton Fire Claims Two Blair Children
Two young children died in a house fire on the outskirts of Ironton early today. The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department said the victims were Paul, 4, and Tina, 1, children of Mr and Mrs Don Blair, with tentative identifications announced.
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Ironton, Ohio
Ironton
Lawrence County
Fisher Body To Improve Water Plants
General Motors Fisher Body Division's Fairfield plant will be part of a $5.5 million modernization program to limit industrial water and air pollution. The plan includes clean water treatment systems at Trenton New Jersey Flint Michigan and Lansing Michigan and converts Detroit Fleetwood Assembly plant powerhouse from coal to fuel oil and natural gas. Construction is set to begin this summer.
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General Motors
Fisher Body Division
Trenton
N. J
Flint
Mich
Lansing
Fleetwood
Detroit
Feds to Hire 1000 Customs Workers in Spring
US Customs Commissioner Myles J. Ambrose announced plans to hire 1,000 more employees this spring to curb narcotics trafficking. He said the investigative staff would nearly double to 800 and inspectors would rise by 300, reaching a larger total, as the bureau expands from 9,600 to strengthen enforcement. Ambrose spoke before the Holy Name Society of Customs Employees.
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New York
Myles J. Ambrose
Ambrose
Customs Bureau
Holy Name Society of Customs
Lakota Orators Win Hamilton Optimist Prizes
Lakota Junior School students sweep prizes at the Hamilton Noon Optimists contest in Hamilton. Carol Berry wins 75 dollar savings bond and large trophy while Susan Wimmer takes 25 dollar bond. Teammates Patti Comley and Susie Thall also receive trophies.
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Hamilton
Lakota Junior School
Hamilton Noon Optimists
Carol Berry
Susan Wimmer
Patti Comley
Susie Thall
Evening Optimists
Linda Shepherd
Linda Deaton
Becky Riesenberg
Susan
George Wimmer
Princeton - Glendale Road
Carol
Jack Berry
Horseshoe Bend Road
Night club liquor permit issued in Morrow County
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control granted a liquor permit to Homer Duff for Alpine Morrow Lodge and Ski Resort on Blackhawk Road in Salem Township. The permit allows operation of a night club with service starting at 2:30 a.m.
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Morrow
Homer Duff
Blackhawk Road
Salem Township
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
Titkemeyer Put Forward as County Extension Agent Nominee
HAMILTON The Butler County Extension Advisory Committee backs Roy L. Titkemeyer for county Extension agent. Titkemeyer led county 4-H for over two years and spent nine years teaching vocational agriculture and biology in Michigan schools. Board of Trustees of Ohio State University must approve.
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Hamilton
Butler County Extension Advisory Committee
Roy L. Titkemeyer
Titkemeyer
Michigan
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Beer Permits For Franklin Transfer Affects Local Vendors
Franklin reports the transfer of carry-out and on premise beer permits for Tibbs Foods Inc at 1061 N. Main St to Gerald T. Laurence and J. R. Florence doing business as Little Inn at the same address, pending Ohio Department of Liquor Control approval.
Nick Clooney to Speak at Mason Chamber Banquet
Television personality Nick Clooney will guest speak at the second annual Citizens of the Year Banquet on March 19 at Western Row Golf Course Club House. He will preside with Mason Chamber officers Richard Yost William Yungbluth and Donald E Williams. reservations are limited to 100 with tickets at 4 dollars each.
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MASON
Nick Clooney
Western Row
Clooney
Wcpo-Tv
Mason Chamber of Commerce
Richard Yost
William Yungbluth
Donald E. Williams
Debbie Miller Crowned Miss Lakota for 1969 70
Westchester Lakota High School selects Debbie Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller as Miss Lakota for the 1969 70 school year. She represented the Future Secretaries at the Miss Lakota dance. runners up were Kathy Hawks Karen Blasky Becky Landis and Chris Ahr among twenty six contestants.
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Westchester
Lakota High School
Debbie Miller
Population and food exports rise since 1950
Since 1950 the U S population has increased by 32 percent and food supplies by 41 percent. Agricultural exports have nearly doubled, reflecting growth in national output and trade.
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