Voters face three ballots in Ohio primary push
On Tuesday May 3 voters in Ohio will choose among three ballots for state bond issues and party nominations. Issue No 1 would amend the constitution to authorize up to 500 million in highway bonds. Official and party ballots list numerous federal and state offices, with locations noting four Middletown polling places and one in Mayfield. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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Deglates
Middletown
Mayfield
Emery Young
McKinley St
Wildwood School
Lelia Boast
Moore St
Christine Boehm
Sherman Ave
Harold Dougherty
Brentwood St
Obituary for Olive Donohoo in Lebanon Ohio
Mrs Olive Donohoo 74 died Thursday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Burial 10 30 a m Monday Oswald Funeral Home. She lived at 306 S Broadway St and is survived by husband David two sons Charles Lebanon and David Jr Centerville a daughter Mrs Harry Schwartz Jr of France two sisters Mrs Sylvia Vance Columbus and Mrs Leta Bare Hillsboro and eight grandchildren.
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Lebanon
Olive Donohoo
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Oswald Funeral Home
Donohoo
S. Broadway St
David
Charles
David Jr
Centerville
Harry Schwartz Jr
France
Sylvia Vance
Columbus
Leta Bare
Hillsboro
William Lee Forkner Funeral Services
William Lee Forkner 51 of 2506 Elmo Place dies Saturday at Middletown Hospital after 31 years at Armco. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home, burial in Springboro Cemetery, with Lions Club memorial service Monday at 6 45 p.m. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday. Memorials to Sightseeing Fund Lions Club Manchester Motor Inn.
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William Lee Forkner
Elmo Place
McCoy-Leffler
Russell W. Galloway
Springboro
Forkner
Middletown Hospital
Armco
Lions Club
Knights of Pythias
Sightseeing Fund
Manchester Motor Inn
Elks Protest Any Move To Take God From Currency Pledge
Franklin man Charles H. Bishop, 77, hanged himself at 20 E Second St Franklin after noon. Warren County coroner ruled death suicide with neck broken. Surviving: brother John A Bishop, sisters Jane Fisher and Julia Hassett. Funeral plans by Anglesby. Ohio Elks adopt resolution opposing any government removal of God from currency or the pledge.
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Elks
Franklin
E. Second St
Charles H. Bishop
Warren County
Jack L. Litle
Bishop
Alta
Logan Long Co
John A
Bill
Middletown
Jane Fisher
Julia Hassett
Anglesby
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Elks
David S. Goldschmidt
Circleville
Carleton Riddie
Willard
C. Ross Cline
Chillicothe
E. Paul Howard
Alliance
M. B. Letzelter
Wenville
George B. Walker
Willughby
Demonstration called off amid crowds in Chester
Civil rights leader Stanley Branche, head of the Chester Committee for Freedom Now, canceled a mass rally moments before start citing rowdies seeking trouble. Despite heavy buildup, about a hundred people gathered on the sidewalks. some said they were only spectators and had no plans to demonstrate.
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Chester
Stanley Branche
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
Branche
Packaging Corp Earnings Rise In Nine Month Report
Packaging Corporation of America, with a Middletown plant, reports nine month sales of 107.55 million and earnings of 4.47 million for the period ending March 31, up from 96.76 million in sales and 1.53 million in earnings a year ago. The prior year was affected by major non recurring costs.
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Packaging Corporation of America
Middletown
W. D. P. Carey
After Prom Funds Cited for Trenton Junior Class
In Trenton a financing report on the junior class prom shows a needed amount of 205 dollars for after prom activities, correcting a previous story that stated 900 dollars. The article notes the revised figure applies to the after prom plans.
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Trenton
Carlier
Vandalism Reported Across Several City Properties
Police said a Clinton Street parking meter was knocked down after a disturbance on Clinton Street near Reynolds Avenue. William Bowers reported his tree limb broken and woodpile scattered at 4112 Nelson Road. Vandals damaged a light pole at 419 North Marshall Road with $25 in estimated damage. Christine Combs reported a $20 purse theft since Friday. Front door damage noted at 118 Kenee Drive yesterday.
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Clinton Street
Reynolds Avenue
William Bowers
Nelson Rd
N. Marshall Rd
Kenee Dr
Thermostat Ignites Fire at Middletown Home
The Middletown Fire Dept responded to Harry Proffit at 618 Malvern St after a furnace thermostat short circuited. Damage to the thermostat was valued at 15 dollars.
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Middletown Fire Dept
Harry Proffit
Malvern St
Horse teeth counts differ by sex with additional teeth in males
A female horse has 36 teeth while a male horse possesses these plus four extra teeth, totaling 40. The distinction highlights dental variation between sexes in horses.
Cigarette Ignites Couch Sparking Franklin Fire Call
The Franklin Fire Department was dispatched to the home of Colonel Cope at 815 Melvin Lane after a cigarette caused a couch to ignite at 7 02 p m. Damages to the couch are not yet determined.
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Franklin
Franklin Fire Department
Colonel Cope
Melvin Lane
Damage Slight In 2 Accidents
Two traffic mishaps in Middle Town caused $65 damage. At 10:45 a.m. on First Avenue and Verity Parkway, James M. Oditt rammed James E. Berger who stopped for a funeral procession. Berger’s car sustained $50. At 12:50 p.m., Joan M. Forbes backed into a parked car owned by Ronald L. Jones, causing $15 damage. No citations were issued.
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Middletown
First Avenue
Verity Parkway
James M. Oditt
East St
James E. Berger
Sheri
Carlisle
Berger
Joan M. Forbes
Forest Glen Dr
Ronald L. Jones
Miami Ave
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