City to study land sales for office building and more
City Commission to discuss ten items including sale of city land to attorney Jerry Bryant for a 1.5 million multi story office building at Manchester Avenue and Main Street. Also on the agenda is land sales to Harold Agee, park expansion acquisitions, a connector project, sale to the Middletown Journal, and police computers purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Jerry Bryant
Commission
Bryant
Manchester Avenue
Main Street
Clinton Street
Vail Avenue
Harold Agee
First
Second Avenues
Middletown Journal
Journal
Manchester and
Main Streets
Franklin flood insurance study completed invites public meeting
A HUD funded study for Franklin moves the city from emergency to regular flood insurance phase doubling available coverage. Affected areas near Clear Ditch Green's Run and the Great Miami River will see new actuarial rates. A 7 30 p m meeting on Wednesday Nov 23 in the City Building will present results and answer questions. Representatives from HUD the consultant and Ohio Department of Natural Resources will attend. The city must adopt ordinances regulating new construction in flood hazard zones and the study provides flood maps elevations and insurance rate maps for agents.
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Franklin
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S
Clear Ditch
Green's Run
Great
Miami River
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ohio of Natural Resources
Courthouse restoration bids to be opened amid federal rules
Bids for the Butler County Courthouse exterior restoration totaling 1.08 million dollars were to be opened at 2 p m. County coordinator Bob Gudenkauf warned of possible delays if minority business goals are not met. Construction must begin by Nov. 28, leaving two weeks to review.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Bob Gudenkauf
Gudenkauf
Gudenhauf
Ment of Commerce
Fire causes 250000 damage at Bellefontaine plant
Fire at a Bellefontaine printing company caused an estimated 250000 in damage Sunday night. The blaze began shortly before 540 PM and burned for about three hours, with authorities investigating its cause.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
Bellefontaine Printing Company
Deaths and Funerals Major Ohio area notices
Franklin Pierce Ellsworth Linzie 63 of Franklin, former Aeronca vice president, died at home. Survivors include wife Virginia and children Mark and Pam. Services Wednesday at Wilson-Schramm Middletown. burial Woodside Cemetery. Also noted are Ruthie Harley, Samuel H McBeth, Boyd Davis, Viccie Smith, Hurley Childers, and Ruth E. Kimmell with memorials, services, and burial plans in Middletown and Dayton areas.
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Franklin
Aeronca
Pierce Ellsworth
Jack” Linzie
S. Dixie Highway
Linzie
Chemical Samples Co
Columbus
Miami University
Middletown
Oxford
Miami
Lelah Voris Linzie
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Robert G. Scully
Woodside Cemetery
Ruthie Harley
Minnesota St
Middletown Hospital
Joel F. Bailey
Monroe
Samuel H McBeth
Mount Pleasant
McBeth
Ross County
Winifred
John
Toledo
Donald
Kingston
McCoy- Leffler
Boyd Hobart
Smokie” Davis
Casper Ave
Davis
Pineville
Frigidaire
Hattie Blanche
Robert
Stanley
Mary Eisele
Michigan
Pryse Robinson
Charles Robinson
Stanton, Ky
Viola McKenzie
Mae Owing
Ethel Howard
Toy Marie Robinson
Rhea Howard
Virginia Howard
Lebanon
Nettie Brittain
Flint, Mich
Elsie Chaney
Irvine
Annie Back
McRoberts
Easter Hounshel
Dayton
Ruth E. Kimmell
Ulrich Ave
Margaret Robinson
Herbert Stein
Assumption Church
John Wall
Calvary Cemetery
Bradford-Connelly
War Mothers honored at Middletown Lions Club luncheon
The Lions Club of Middletown will host its annual War Mothers luncheon at Forest Hills Country Club on Thursday noon. Rev. Lewis H. Theodore will speak on What You See is What You Get, with about 34 War Mothers and over 30 Lions Club members attending. the event has a 30 year history.
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Lions Club of
Middletown
War Mothers Organization
Harold Leichty
Forest Hills Country Club
Lewis H. Theodore
Monroe United Methodist Church
Leichty
Lions Club
War Mothers
Middletown Area
The
Harding House ground broken near Fourth Street Sunnybrook
City officials break ground on Harding House a federally subsidized apartment building in Des Plaines with a craft shop and 0 units to meet national need. City Manager Bernard Eichholz cites seven year push and honors Maj. General Forrest Harding, Franklin native and Pacific theater commander. Builders Charles Catlin and Mario Egidy of C and E Des Plaines attend ceremony.
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Fourth Street
Sunnybrook Drive
Bernard Eichholz
Ste
USP
Thomas Kindness
Charles Catlin
Mario Egidy
C&e
Des Plaines
Maj
General Forrest Harding
Franklin Native
32Nd Infantry
Pacific
Beat the Gong Talent Contest Preview at Carlisle
Carlisle High School Chorus previews a Beat the Gong talent contest tonight from 5 to 9 in the high school lecture choir room. Contest is Friday in the gym with a $5 entry per act and four minute limit. First prize 51.27, second 11.73, consolation prizes for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle High School
Aty
Brenda Huffines
Calvin Neal
Tim Howard
Mamie Eisenhower Plans 81st Birthday Observance
Abilene Kansas Mrs Eisenhower marks her 81st birthday by visiting the Eisenhower Center and the grave of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The occasion falls today with Mamie Eisenhower pursuing a quiet family observance.
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Abilene
Kan
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower Center
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Local girls triumph in baton twirling contests
Three local girls earned multiple firsts at weekend baton events. Lee Ann Evans claimed three firsts in USTA competition at New Carlisle Ohio including advanced solo for three batons and advanced strutting for 9 year olds, plus a second place. Jeni Rose won beginner fancy strut at NBTA contest and placed in two other events. Vickie Etter captured two firsts in instate and beginner basic strut and added two more showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ann Evans
New Carlisle
Ohio
Jeni Rose
Vickie Etter
Handicapped Society Opens Fund Drive in Carlisle
The Society for Lascheasne Children at 624 Fairview Drive Carlisle will launch its annual mail fund raising campaign with a 9 30 a m workers meeting and a tour of the center Donations may be mailed to Mrs Kelly 15 Maple St Franklin 45005 Donations are tax deductible The first phase valued at 120000 is in use Plans for later phases are under way The theme is A Family Within a Family The society provides free services to the beneficiaries and relies on fundraising with no tax support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Society For
Fairview Drive
Madison School District
Paula Alfrey
Franklin-Trenton Road
Mary Lou Kelly
Yelena Taylor
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Philip Wertz
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Church
Flemming Park
Art Reiff
Sheriff's Department
Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
F.D.A
U.A.W
Hearing Aid Service
First Ave
Clinton
Jack Linzie
Knights of Pythias
Ruthie Hasley
Samuel McBeth
Boyd Davis
Viccie Smith
Oxford State Road
Hurley Childers
West Elkton
Maple Street
McCullough- Hyde Memorial Hospital
Childers
Helen
Tammy
Tony
Clovis
N.M
Clinton Childers
Widecreek
Ishmael
Wendell
Ronald
Germantown
Joel
N. M
Marvin
Cecil
Martinsville
Carol Ann Childers
Dorothy Brahears
Gratis
Thelma Deaton
Beattyville
Ruth Kimmell
Det
Schwinn
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
Ence
Faith Baptist
Harding House
Hillside Harding House
Mamie
Handicapped Society
Converse Monument
Manchester Rd
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