Franklin area squad tests new ambulance on practice runs
Franklin emergency squadmen begin half hour drives in a newly arrived ambulance larger than existing models. Capt McDavid says 38 squadmen are being trained with the vehicle, which meets state and federal specs, carries two litter cases, and includes oxygen equipment, suction instruments, a four ton hoist, and a full instrument panel. It was bought jointly by Franklin Carlisle and Franklin Township for 15396 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Franklin
Bill
Darrell Griffey
James Lacey
Carlisle
Franklin Township
Chamber plans Franklin industrial shell at Jaggee Park
The Franklin Chamber of Commerce will lead a project to build a 100 by 200 foot industrial shell at Jaggee Industrial Park. Heldon Inc. will construct and own the land and building for sale or lease, with interior work to be completed upon transaction. Construction is due in three months.
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Franklin
Jaggee
Chamber of Commerce
Heldon, Inc
Springboro
East Sixth Street
Dayton South Truck Plaza
James Gross
Carlisle
Robert Keays
Middletown
Heldon
John Peeler
Lebanon
Exceptional Child Week Observed in Lebanon
Gov John J Gilligan declared Exceptional Child Week April 17 local observance invites public to visit Warren County classrooms for exceptional children. Contact county superintendent office for visits with Tom Neal or Lois Mattingly. An exceptional child is one with special learning needs needing tailored programs.
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Lebanon
John J. Gilligan
Warren County
Tom Neal
Lois Mattingly
Gilligan
Carlisle weighs Franklin tax collection role for village income tax
Carlisle officials consider Franklin as collection agent for a 1 percent village income tax with a 5 percent revenue share to cover Franklin administration. The school system would be the largest revenue source if approved. Fire Chief Angus Cable appointed. two sons named firefighters. plans to hire a full time maintenance man with federal funds. Carlisle Lions Club to honor rescuer Jim Kirby for March 10 river rescue.
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Juanita Abney
Carlisle
Franklin
Jack Shotwell
Paul R. Smith
Franklin Council
Shotwell
Carlisle Council
Sam Steadman
Carlisle Business and Schools
Angus Cable
Ralph Mahle
Texas
Cable
Council
Stebelton
Jack Rowland
Rowland
Germantown adopts forest green police cruisers
Germantown police replace white cars with forest green cruisers this spring. Police Chief Donald Exline says the color blends with local scenery and reduces visibility of plain white, with new mounted lights and continued clear markings for deterrence. The first car is done, a second is finishing next week, and a third will be in use by April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Donald Exline
Exline
Franklin High School Class of 63 Plans 10th Reunion
The Franklin High School class of 1963 will hold its 10th reunion on September 8 at the Franklin Golf Course. Chair Phil Rossman asks uncontacted members to call Jenny Lindberg 746-8852 Harold Phelps 746-9622 Ed Poff 746-3135 or Dick Tibbs 425-3895.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Phil Rossman
Jenny
Darragh) Lindberg
Harold Phelps
Ed Poff
Dick Tibbs
Franklin Golf Course
4-H approves horse leasing rule changes in Ohio shows
New uniform rules for 4-H horse shows in Ohio allow leasing with an approved county extension agent in place of ownership. The change affects Butler and Warren Counties and was announced at the Judges Seminar in Columbus. State rules now require horses to be owned by the member or immediate family or leased with an extension agent. Western riding and new reining patterns are added, with showmanship grooming classes liberalized.
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Ohio
Butler
Warren
Columbus
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Clavin McDavid
Capt
Calvin McDavid
Bernard Eichholz
Chamber
County
Roger Stebelton
National Cash Register
Dayton
Edna
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Chestnut St
Dennis
Roger Jr
Jim Kirby
Garland Sr
Great
Miami River
Carlisle Lions Club
Kirby
Reunion
Ladies’ Prints & Solids
RINK
Wallace Berry
Roosevelt Blvd
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