Clothing Furniture Drive Aids Morrow Witt Family Fire Burn
Postmaster Warren Reed and the Red Cross organize a clothing and furniture drive for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Witt of Brant Road after their home burned last Sunday. The Witts lost most belongings, have no insurance, and salvaged only essential items. donations are collected by Robert Oeder aboard Gilmore Road.
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Morrow
Warren Reed
Red Cross
Arnold Witt
Brant Road
Witt
Witts
Robert Oeder
Gilmore Road
Warren County
Polar Bears at Point Defiance See Tension Amid Pair
In Tacoma Washington a rift between Frosty II and Fuzzy at the Point Defiance Park zoo is linked to a suspected injury to Fuzzy. Zoo director Norman Winnick cites a possible broken hind leg after a dispute. Fuzzy has moved to stay with black bears while vets evaluate treatment options.
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Tacoma, Wash
Frosty II
Fuzzy
Point Defiance Park Zoo
Zoo
Norman Winnick
Winnick
Hippily Ever After Franklin Play Promises Hippie Comedy
Franklin High School presents Hippily Ever After a senior class play about a girl running a free restaurant in a hippie colony to find her missing brother. David Rogers wrote it. tonight only at 7 30 in the gym on E Fourth Street. Forty three seniors act with Judy Harness as Suzy Stevenson and director Linda Haber Wenglihowski. Tickets 75 cents students 1 for adults 1 25 for reserved. Reservations to the school.
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Franklin
David Rogers
New Franklin High School
E. Fourth Street
Linda Haber
Wenglihowski
Lindalelaborate
Patricia Haber
Waynesville Bids Let For School Equipment
Waynesville school board awarded contracts totaling 56 883 for loose equipment for the new Waynesville High School. Furniture contracts worth 25 687 went to multiple firms in Ohio and Michigan. Office equipment 15 557 sourced from several Cincinnati and Middletown vendors. Library furnishings 1 357 from Brunswick Kalamazoo. Sewing machines 2 558 from McMaster Fahlstrom Green Bay. Art and drafting gear 7 850 from Brodhead Garrett. Gymnasium divider 3 060 from G E Maier Co Cincinnati, the largest item.
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Farnham Equipment Co
Greenville
Seating Engineering Co
Miamisburg
Miami Business Interiors
Hamilton
Capital Equipment Co
Columbus
Norris Kendall & Associates
Cincinnati
Miller Co
Piqua
Office Outfitters
Middletown
IBM
Hamilton Typewriter Co
Monroe International
Brunswick Corp
Kalamazoo
Mich
McMaster-Fahlstrom
Green Bay
Wis
Brodhead-Garrett Co
G. E. Maier Co
Audit Finds Ohio Investment Interest Tops 27 Million
State Auditor Roger Cloud released an audit noting 1968 investment interest in Ohio exceeded 27 million dollars. The report shows a final income of 27,108,613 dollars, up 5.1 million from 1967, with the general fund receiving 12.3 million dollars of last year’s interest.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roger Cloud
West Elkton Soldier Earns Combat Infantryman's Badge
Earlee W. Mallicoate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hunts burger, received the Combat Infantryman’s Badge for sustained front line service in Vietnam. He serves as rifleman in Company A, 2nd Battalion, 37th Infantry, 101st Airborne. presentation was at Phu Bai. Palm Sunday carry-in supper and Easter events planned by local church groups, with a rain-date for the paper drive.
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West Elkton
Earlee W. Mallicoate
Robert Huntsburger
Vietnam
Mallicoate
37Th Infantry
101St Airborne (Airmobile
Phu Bai
Keystone
The
Friends Church
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Morrow Family
C. Nixon
Mediately
Templin Road
Harlan Township
Lebanon
Corwin Nixon
New Morrow
Lebanons
Witt House
Maineville
Mason
Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Chamber
House
State Government Committee
Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
State Highway Department
Division 8
Ohio
Highway Department Division 8
Little Miami
Little Miami Inc
Kern
Olsen
Judy Harness
Carl Harness
Suzy Stevenson
San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Stevenson
Joe Hollingsworth
Will Hansen
Chuck Purvis
Diogenes
Judy Caudill
Wendt
Waynesville
Waynesville High School
Baltimore ST
McCoy
Girard Ave
W. Elkton
Betty Kirk
Journal
Bartel’s Shoes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Barnitz Bank
Progress
Central Progress
Progress Corner
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