Franklin to Seek Bids for New City Building Complex
Franklin city council votes to bid plans for a six by two hundred foot brick and steel complex on the north side of E Fourth Street near Riley Boulevard to serve as city headquarters. The council also notes a taxicab firm will close March 31 and debates land use and financing for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
E. Fourth Street
Riley Boulevard
Franklin Taxicab Inc
Logan Turner
Turner
White’s Cab Co
Aaron Powell
Eichholz
Paul
Smith
Powell
Northwest
Thirkield
Fourth
Bryant Avenue
U.S. 25
Miami Erie Canal
Warren County
Miller
Riley
Brandenburg & Switzer
Thornton
Edwards resigns as village administrator in Germantown
The Germantown village administrator position ends March 3 as Herbert of Covington replaces Edwards who had served five years. Council discusses local issues including junked cars and alleys, sets May 1 deadline for removing unlicensed cars, and faces 1969 tag costs. Mayor McGuff notes state plans to paint guardrails on Ohio 4 and 725 within village limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Edwards
Herbert
Covington
Ohio
Dayton Power & Light Co
Lowell Henry
Floyd Rhodes Oldemolrninh
Coachueeiassees
John B. McGuff
Ohio 4
Council of Governments
Dagtnn
Barnhart Heights
James Hughes
Probation Violator Draws Two Concurrent Penitentiary Terms
Sterling Jackson of Middletown, aged 33, was sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer to two concurrent indeterminate terms at the Ohio Penitentiary for breaking and entering and grand larceny, after probation violation and an alleged narcotics sale. He had been on five year probation since December 28, 1967 for breaking into Mueller Brass Co. Jackson testified he met a police witness to collect a debt, not to sell marijuana, which the witness had testified to buying on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Sterling Jackson
Garden Ave
Mueller Brass Co
Middletown
Jackson
18Th Avenue
Kasterling Photos On Display At Ohio Convention
Middletown photographer Patricia Kasterling had two photographs selected for display among 250 works at the Professional Photographers of Ohio convention in Columbus. The event drew over 100 photographers from Michigan Indiana and Ohio and ends tonight. One image shows a mother and child and the other a commercial portrait of Linda Price and the Pipers a Monroe vocal group.
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Middletown
Patricia Kasterling
Professional Photographers of
Ohio
Columbus
Michigan
Indiana
Miss Easterling
Linda Price
The
Pipers
Monroe
Wreck Triggers Large Grass Fire in Liberty Township
A Middletown man, Willard Woodrow White, backed into a utility pole on Kyles Station Road, tipping high tension lines and igniting a 15 acre grass fire. White, injured, was hospitalized after the incident reported by Butcher County deputies. The fire was extinguished by local fire crews.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Kyles Station
Liberty Township
Butcher County
Willard Woodrow Washington
Navaho St
Federal Communications Com
Middletown Hospital Mission
White
Youngstown
Ohio
MTA Dinner to Feature Dr. Herb True Speaker
Middletown Teachers Association plans its annual dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn with speaker Dr. Herb True a renowned research psychologist and motivation expert. The event begins at 6 30 p m on April 28 and honors an area educator for outstanding service to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb True
Middletown Teachers Association
Manchester Motor Inn
Tmandlina Fan Racarentione
MTA
True- Klemp
South Bend
Ind
Kansas City
New York City
Dr. True
Oklahoma
Northwestern University
Fof
Iowa
Notre Dame University
National Labor Management Foundation
National Safety Council
TWA
General Electric
IBM
DuPont and
Bell & Howell
Middletown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Stork
Marianne Dwiggins
Maple Park School
Lemon-Monroe High School
Rhodesian Statesman Dies At 64
Salisbury Rhodesia Winston Field aged 64 former prime minister of Rhodesia from 1962 until his successor Ian Smith died Monday after recent surgery Field came to Southern Rhodesia from England in 1921 as a farm assistant
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Winston Field
Ian Smith
Field
Southern Rhodesia
England
Pinewood Derby Winners Named by Pack 47
Eric Fiessinger won the annual Pinewood Derby for Pack 47 held last night at St. Mary's Church recreation hall. Third grade winners were Randy McLaugin Kerry Vaughn and David Mangus. Fourth and fifth grade winners were Fiessinger John Diver and Charles Rooster. Advancement awards went to Denny McGee Mark Lambert Michael Fassler Jim Ridge Don Goodman Mark Fiessinger Jim Poynter Mike Forsythe and Jerry Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Fiessinger
Cub Scout Pack 47
St. Mary's Church
Randy McLaugin
Kerry Vaughn
David Mangus
Fiessinger
John Diver
Charles Rooster
Denny McGee
Mark Lambert
Michael Fassler
Jim Ridge
Don Goodman
Mark Fiessinger
Jim Poynter
Mike Forsythe
Jerry Schneider
Films Set For Doty Meeting
Two films will be shown at the Doty House Parent-Teacher-Therapist Organization meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Robert B Gardner Education and Therapy Center 4710 Timber Trail. Teach a Child to Talk is presented by Barbara Harrison and Hope for Tomorrow by Natalie Keith. A discussion follows each film. A nominating committee will be appointed and officers elected at the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty House
Parent-Teacher- Therapist
Robert’’B. Gardner
Timber Trail
Barbara ‘Harrison
Natalie ‘Keith
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Coun
Cilmen
Fourth and Riley
Ul Paper
CITY
Bernard
Germantown Council
BY Ron Evans
Estrellita
Planning Commission
Kasterling
James Stork
Peerless Mill Inn
Dixie
South
April Fooler
Tally Ho
Kee
Peerless Mill
S. Second St
Miamisburg
Norris Ins
Agency
Tytus
Miller Insurance
N. Verity
Long-Snider Ins. Associates
N. Main ST
Crawford
Dobrozsi Ins. Agency, Inc
Gorman Insurance Agency
W. T. Harrison Insurance Agency Inc
Members of
Independent Insurance
Agents Association
Harold L. Agee
INS
S. Broad ST
Moon and Adrion Ins
Tony Tenore
Harold Sherron
Central Ave
T. F. Walburg
Tytus Ave
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