Franklin council debates pinball legality and bond issues
Franklin City Council discussed pinball legality with no action after debates led by Councilman Paul Smith and City solicitor Lieoyd Ritz. The meeting also approved two emergency bond ordinances for sewer water and curb and gutter assessments and reviewed Rt. 123 improvements, subdivision plats, park use, and city dump funds.
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Edmiston Franklin
Paul Smith
Franklin
Lieoyd Ritz
Ohio Supreme Court
Council
Barnes
Sunnyfield
Ellison
Harpland
John Hoffer
Maxwell Paper Co
Smith
Death notices for Henry Million Sr and Dr John G Newman
Death notices report Henry Million Sr of 519 17th Ave died Sunday night at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. at Union Church with Rev RL L officiating. friends may call at Million Residence after 6 p.m. Arrangements by Jordan-Hall Funeral Home. Also note: Dr John G Newman, former Western College for Women president from 1908 to 1912, died last Friday.
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Henry Million Sr
17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Union Church
RL L
Friends
Million
Jordan-Hall Funeral Home
Oxford
John G. Newman
Western College For Women
Mrs Emma Sander dies. services set in Cincinnati
Mrs Emma Sander aged 2 on Pad dock Road Cincinnati and a former resident here died Sunday at St Marys Hospital Cincinnati. She lived here about four years ago with her sister in law. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 am Thursday at St Agnes Church Bond Hill with burial in St Joseph Cemetery Price Hill. Friends may call at the Gilligan
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Emma Sander
Paddock Road
Cincinnati
St. Mary's Hospital
Sander
Inlaw
Alfred Sander
Orchard St
St. Agnes Church
Bond Hill
St. Joseph Cemetery
Price Hill
Gilligan
Police Briefs Report Weekend Vandalism And Thefts
Vandals broke flower vases and a chrome mirror from a car at J. R. Bolen home 127 Baltimore St. Two other incidents occurred over the weekend. Rob ert Sinclair aged 22 of 196 Young St (rear) was arrested on an assault and battery warrant. Daley Turner reported theft of a $35 billfold from the Tatio Tavern. WV Themes of 4 N. Clinton St reported plate T20MZ stolen. Hubcaps stolen from three cars belonging to Robert Lacy Dayton Fred Conley and Dick Bursk at listed addresses.
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J. R. Bolen
Baltimore St
Robert Sinclair
Young St
Daley Turner
N. Clinton St
Robert Lacy
Dayton
Fred Conley
Columbia Ave
Dick Bursk
Logan Ave
Franklin-Fred E. William dies. services planned
Fred E. William, 57, of Bunnel HM Road, Dayton, died yesterday at Erma Kapowitz. Funeral services are tomorrow noon and evening at Webb Funeral Home. Lester Henry, 4, of 660 Doris Jane La Fairfield, also listed. services 16 a.m. tomorrow.
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Franklin
Fred E. Williamson
Bunnel HM Road
Erma Kapowitz
Dayton David's Cemetery
Dayton
Lester Henry
Doris Jane la
Fairfield
Webb Funeral Home
Albert Von Tilzer Dies at 78 a Twentieth Century Songwriter
Albert Von Tilzer 78, famed writer of Take Me Out to the Ball Game and Tin Pan Alley tunes, longtime Broadway producer, died Monday in Indianapolis after a career spanning music and theater. Chicago report notes Mert Laby, publisher of National Bowlers Journal, as another trade figure referenced.
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Los Angeles
Albert von Tilzer
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mert Laby
National Bowlers Journal
Griers Lead 900 In New Life Insurance Sales
FE. Caltheba Grier and Perry C. Grier of Middletown topped a recent company tally, with the elder Grier first and the son second, both from the James H. Farrar agency of Cincinnati, as 60 representatives tied for leading new life insurance cases last month.
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Caltheba Grier
Perry C. Grier
Middletown
Zim
Wormal Lite Tasavenes Co
Grier
James H. Farrar Agency
Cincinnati
Fires Cause Minor Damage In Two Incidents
Two minor fires caused $110 in damage yesterday in Middle town. At 5 58 p m firemen were called to 2803 Milton Rd FE V Sebald home where a defective motor in an automatic washer caused $100 damage. A second blaze at 3702 Central Ave caused $10 damage to a rear area. Companies 2 and 4 responded to the alarms.
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Mnter
Middle Town
FE V Sebald
Milton Rd
Company 2
Central Ave
Missing payroll and personal checks stolen from Lickliter home
Foster Lickliter, owner of Lickliter Sunace Service, reports $1,111.23 in payroll and personal checks stolen from his home at 3513 Jewell Ave. He says they were taken last Friday from a dresser drawer after being brought there from his business. Det. Ed Poling is investigating.
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Foster Lickiiter
Lickliter Sunace Service
Central Ave
Lckliter
Jewell Ave
Lickliter
Ed Poling
School Issue To Be Outlined For Oneida PTO
School Supt. John D. Blackford will outline the proposed 6 percent bond issue and planned improvements for Oneida schools to parents and teachers at a 7:30 p.m. PTO meeting in the school auditorium.
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Oneida Pto
Oneida
John D. Blackford
PTO
French Assembly Opens as U S Faces Criticism
Paris dispatch reports the French National Assembly opens its fall session amid criticism of American foreign policy. Debate on Suez and Algerian rebellion is expected to surge, with Radical leader Auguste Pinton urging reconsideration of alliance, hinting at a European understanding and potential Britain-US tension.
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Paris
French National Assembly
United States
Suez Canal
France
Sen
Auguste Pinton
Public Works
Bent Nasser
Pinton
Atlantic Alliance
Guy Mollet
Britain
U.S
Egypt
Mt. Everest
Bouillon
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