Fire Prevention Parade set for Monday evening in Middletown
A large city parade featuring ten bands and 100 units will march from Smith Park at 7 30 p m through Verity Parkway Central Avenue and Manchester Avenue to disband at Charles Street. Fire sponsor Middletown Division of Fire and Butler County Firemen's Association. Parade marshal James Mattson leads the procession followed by the fire prevention slogan contest winner.
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Middletown
Charles Street
Charles
Manchester Avenue
Middletown High School
Fenwick High School
Ross Middle
Monroe High School
Madison High School
Edgewood High
New Miami
Hamilton
Lakota High
James Mattson
Dale Helsel
Albert Schetter
The
Heart Association
Hunter Grace
Shoemaker
Citizens Committee For
Franklin Fire Department
Warren
Butler
Monroe
Franklin
LeSourdsville
Madison Township
South Madison Township
Carlisle
Hunter
Trenton
Williamsdale
Overpeck
Millville
Seven Mile
Wayne Township
Reily
Union Township
Milford
Liberty Township
Oxford
College Corner
Pease Company
Open houses planned at city fire stations
Fire Prevention Week events include open houses at city fire stations with equipment displays and Q A sessions. Stations host public tours from 6 to 9 p m tomorrow through Saturday, with crews ready to answer questions at headquarters 307 N Clinton St across Verity Parkway from the Post Office.
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Fire Department
No. 1
N. Clinton St
Verity Parkway
Crawford St
Yankee Road
Tytus Ave
Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Mall
Yell Loud Prize Draw At Small Town Homecoming
In Bennington Indiana a homecoming celebration features a contest where women yell to win prizes. The event includes a parade plan with fire equipment displays at Manchester Middle School and a program for sixth graders on artificial respiration. Local officials and many community groups plus fire departments from numerous townships participate.
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Switzerland County
Betty Bovard
Manchester Middle School
Farmers' assets reach record $520.2 billion in 1975
US farmers held assets totaling a record $520.2 billion on January 1, a 9 percent rise from the prior year. Officials note the gain was the smallest since 1971 and far below the $88.4 billion jump seen in 1973.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Irish crowd protests kidnaping of Dutch industrialist in Limerick
Thousands in Limerick demonstrated after the kidnaping of Tiede Herrema chief executive of the Ferenka steel plant. Police and army units searched woodlands and farms as the government refused to negotiate with the abductors. The three suspects are Rose Dugdale Kevin Mallon and James Hyland members of a Provisional IRA splinter group.
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Limerick
Ireland
Imerick
Irish Republic
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
Rose Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
James Hyland
Herrema
Ferenka Steel
Provisional
Woodlands
Gratis farm tour at Preble County Historical Society
A farm tour and open house at the Preble County Historical Society farm on Swartsel Road near Ohio 122 runs today from 2 to 6 p.m. The site, donated by Sara Swartsel, features redecorated main house a reconstructed log house from Lewisburg. Demonstrations include broom making chair caning sorghum making wagon tours pony rides and slides of county bridges.
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Preble County
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Freeport
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William H. Schaefer
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