New Highview Road School contracts total 424575
Construction bids for the new Highview Road elementary school were awarded totaling 424 575 with work starting in about 30 days. General construction went to Knowlton Construction Co for 329 500, heating to National Supply Co for 41 256, plumbing to John Arpp Plumbing Co for 23 187, and electrical to Wente Electric Co for 25 000.
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Highview Rd
R. H. Snyder
Knowlton Construction Company
Bellefontaine
National Supply Company of
Columbus
John Arpp Plumbing Company
Middletown
Wente Elecge Company
Hamilton
Snyder
New South School
Mary Oglesby Park
Highview
McLaughlin and Keil
Lima
John Ingwersen
Fred Brosius
Hugh L. Butler
County Polio Drive Near Forty Thousand Raised
Butler County residents donated nearly forty nine thousand toward the fight against polio in a county campaign by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Hamilton led with twenty one thousand four hundred, Middletown with fourteen thousand five hundred, Oxford one thousand four hundred eighty eight, Monroe and rural areas one thousand four hundred sixty two. County leaders said this was the largest collection ever and the foundation prepares for another heavy polio year with plans to transport iron lungs and recruit nurses for emergencies.
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Butler County
National Foundation For
Monroe
Thomas
Charles J. Reuthe
Louis Kiss New Exalted Ruler Of Middletown Elks Lodge
Obituary and local notices report John J. Holbrock aged 89 of Hamilton, Ohio, longtime shoe merchant, died after weeks of illness. He married Rosa Hepting in 1886 and celebrated 50 years in 1936. Funeral details given. Also, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks elected Louis Kiss exalted ruler and other officers at a bi monthly meeting.
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Louis Kiss
Middletown
Elks Lodge
Hamilton
John J. Holbrock
Nor Front St
Holbrock
Rosa Hepting Holbrock
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cahill
St. Stephen's Church
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Homer Leffler
Bill Apgar
Bob Reiner
John Roche
Francis Carmody
Art Ulrich
Dayton and Greenville Obituary Notices of Jackson and Meeker
William Bert Jackson, 75, a retired baggage master for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died at 3 p.m. Wednesday at his Dayton home. He leaves widow Mary and three sons. services are Saturday at 3 p.m. at Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home, with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Emma Anderson Meeker, 78, prominent Greenville resident and widow of Frank D. Meeker, died at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at her residence on South Broadway after two years of declining health.
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Dayton
Wiliam Bert Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Viola St
Mason City
Middletown
Mary
Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home
North Ludlow
Greenville
Emma Anderson Meeker
South Broadway
Lst
Real estate broker dies. Greenville resident honored in funeral plans
The death occurred of a real estate broker born in Franklin who lived in Greenville over fifty years. Surviving relatives include son David A. Meeker of Troy, president of Hobart Manufacturing, three grandchildren, a great grandchild, and brother George C. Anderson of Franklin. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the Meeker residence with Rev James S Griffes officiating. Burial in Greenville cemetery. Body at Turpen McKnight funeral home, return to residence at noon today. visitation after 2 p m today.
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Franklin
Greenville
First Presbyterian Church
David A. Meeker
Troy
Hobart Manufacturing Company
George C. Anderson
Meeker
James S. Griffes
Greenville Cemetery
Turpen-McKnight
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Gough-Lamb Cleaners
E & Ti
Hazel Bishop
Gazettes
China
Ds Bishop
Fassdon
William B. Jackson
Emma Meeker
Gray
Official Watch
Castell
Ross’ Budget Loving
Bonnet
Paris
Gardenias
BELLE
Sharmeers
Famous Label
Essley
Ross
California
Mrs. Steven
Longies
Royon
Bercktowne
Hollywood
Cubana
Marty
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