Pet Cemetery Gains Ground in Trenton R SP
The Humane Association’s pet cemetery on Trenton Hamilton Road holds over 1000 pets including dogs cats hamsters and canaries with services at funeral homes and perpetual care. Funeral directors report pets embalmed and buried at prices up to 200. some owners hold formal services with eulogies.
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Jeri Spencer
Trenton
Ernest
Miami Valley
Humane Association
Trenton-Hamilton Road
Middletown
Richard Wilson
Woodside
Springfield
Ohio
Jean Keith
Meeting on Wastes in Franklin Wednesday Evening
Franklin officials invite the public to a 7 30 p m meeting in the new high school Little Theater to explain the plan for modern sewage and garbage plants. City Manager Bernard Eichholz says the unique arrangement will treat waste and reduce river pollution with funding from the Miami Conservancy District and the federal government. Taxes won t rise but sewer and garbage rates may. Health and welfare staff engineers and city council members will attend for questions.
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Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Miami River
Miami Conservancy District
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
State
Bard of Health
A.M. Kinney Engineers
Black Clawson Co
Eichholz
Mason Council Adds Pace to Meeting and Parking Fines
Mason council ends meetings early after discussion with Bob Middleton about building code compliance. The council approved the first reading of a two hour parking limit in the business district and adopted an auditing firm to review village books.
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Bob Middleton
Planning Commission
Harry Cobbett
Bank Corner
Kings Mills Road
Main Street
Lebanon
Don Mollman
Clarence Motz
Western Row
Snider Roads
Middleton Bros
Middletons
New South Wales to Introduce Two-Way Sydney Harbour Toll
The New South Wales government announced a two-way toll on the Sydney Harbour Bridge to speed traffic and cut collection costs. A 22 cent southbound toll will replace the current 11 cent toll each way, a spokesman said.
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Sydney
Austalia
New South Wales
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Ohio Honey Festival set for Lebanon in September
Lebanon hosts the Ohio Honey Festival September 10 11 and 12 with last year’s directors in charge. Wright Patterson Air Force Band will headline the parade on September 11. Festival secretary treasurer Jim Obrig aims to cover costs via brochures and a honey coney book while leveraging a new Post Office cancellation approved by the U S Postmaster General.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force
Jim Obrig
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Harmon Trust
Obrig
U. S
Franklin Officials Monitor Local Adult Film Policy at Cinema
Franklin city officials observe the policy at Franklin Cinema as it shows adult films each weekend. Malibu Inc. owns the theater, renamed from Ohio Theater after a $30,000 remodel. The city weighs community standards and legal risks as officials track court actions and future outcomes.
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Bernard Eichholz
Franklin Cinema
Ohio Theater
Malibu Inc
Eichholz
U. S. Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Robert the Cinema
S. Main St
Young
Board of
Educa
Tion
Spr
James Herb
Beekeepers Association Names New Officers and Directors
The State Beekeepers News announces results with Mayor Lou re-elected editor Romohr and Jerry Crisp as directors. Donald Cooke serves as president with Dave Harvey and Donald Hawke as vice presidents.
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Oficers
Lou
Romohr
State Beekeepers News Fet
Jerry Crisp
Digest and
Honey Festival
Donald Cooke
Dave Harvey
Presi
Donald Hawke
Dent
The
Ohio Beekeepers Jand Obrig
Cooke Association Inc
Warren County Board seeks volunteers to speak to classes
The Warren County Board of Education solicits volunteers to enrich lessons with real world insights. Speakers with travel experience, field expertise, or home economic tips are invited to contact the board with name and address to address high school and junior high classes.
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Lebanon
Warren County Board of Education
Little Miami Inc Plans River Flood Plain Zone Rules
Morgan and Rothe outline three category flood plain regulations for the Little Miami River. The plan aims to preserve storage, reduce flood risk, and control land uses via conditional permits while protecting occupants from flood damage. Ray Cutler says the group will work with the Miami Conservancy District, Army Corps of Engineers, and subdivisions to adopt the rules and vow action against polluters in 1970.
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Little Miami Inc
Lebanon
Morgan and Rothe
Little Miami
Bob Morgan
Rick Rothe
Ray Cuter
The
Miami Conservancy
District
Army Corps of Engineers
LMI
Carter
Boy With Cerebral Palsy Masters Bicycle Ride
A nine year old boy with cerebral palsy named Jimmy Gibson overcomes braces to ride a bicycle with neighborhood friends in the Hunter Subdivision. His parents credit early therapy at Doty House Middletown and local support from the Warren County Society for Crippled Children and Adults funded by Easter Seals.
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Lebanon
Hunter Subdivision
Jimmy
Gibson
Bradley Gibson
Ava Minovvik
Doty House
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Roy
Gibsons
Turkey income in 1968 falls by ten percent to 414.6
Gross U S income from turkeys in 1968 totaled 414.6 million dollars, reflecting a ten percent drop from the previous year. The data point highlights the turkey industry’s shrinking revenue amid market shifts.
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U.S
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Mason
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Warren County
Leslie Spaeth
Mayor Mollman
Cinema
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Journal State Editor
Genntown
Bob Wendt
Jimmy Gibson
Mueec Aircna Vramambhare
Mrs. Gibson
Marian Willoughby
Mildred Williams
Jimmy Gibson Hunter
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