Wildlife refuges offered to Warren County landowners
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District will assist landowners in creating wildlife refuges on their property. Executive secretary Dorian McKinney calls the area excellent for habitat improvement, noting ponds and back lots as good sites. He adds that planting trees shrubs and brush piles provides cover and that nut trees food shrubs and seed plants attract diverse wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District
Dorian McKinney
Warren County
Auto crash and false alarm incidents report
A vehicle collision occurred yesterday at 10 59 a m at Verity Parkway and Reinartz Boulevard with no injuries. A second call at 2 59 p m on Eighth Avenue and Main Street reported a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verity Parkway
Reinartz Boulevard
Eighth Avenue
Main Street
Regents add third vice chancellor for community liaison
Ohio's Board of Regents approved Dr. Harold W. Oyster as vice chancellor for community liaison with a $34 008 annual salary. Oyster, former University of Toledo governmental affairs director, will aid four year institutions and bring 14 years in the legislature to the post. The board also seeks a vice chancellor for health affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Board of
Regents
Harold W. Oyster
Oyster
University of Toledo
University of Akron
James “Dolph
Norton
Washington County
Board of Regents
William B. Coulter
Max Lerner
Cincinnati Technical Institute
Lerner
Armco Steel Corp
Downtown History Days Invite Attic Finds for Window Displays
Middletown area residents are asked to contribute memorabilia of old downtown for the Downtown History Days event November 1 to 3. Bernard Constantine of the Central Store chairs the program, inviting items to be displayed in window scenes. Attic finds should be brought to the Chamber of Commerce at the Manchester Motor Inn by Wednesday for tagging and return. The Middletown Historical Society will help curate displays using participants' items alongside its own collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bernard Constantine
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester Motor Inn
Wed
Middletown Historical Society
Marine Band to Play at Middletown Nov 7
The United States Marine Band performs two Middletown concerts on November 7. An 8 p.m. show is at Middletown High School auditorium with tickets $2.50 at Norris Music Store Sennet's Bookstore Davidson's and the First National Bank. An afternoon student concert follows in the MHS gym. The event is sponsored by Middletown High School Musical Arts Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
White House
Middletown High School
MHS
Norris Music Store
Sennet’s
Davidson's
First National Bank
Middletown High School Musical Arts Associates
Marine Band
John Adams
School Board Candidates Speak at Verity Middle PTO
Three candidates Arthur Beach Ebie Banks and David Ballard will address the Verity Middle School Parent Teachers Organization meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday after an open house at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Beach
Ebie Banks
David Ballard
Verity Middle School Parent Teachers Organization
Deaths and funerals in Germantown and Franklin
Ralph W. Landis 76 tool and die maker World War I veteran died at the Veterans Administration Center Dayton. Survived by son Robert of Greenville two Dayton sisters five brothers and one grandchild. Visitation Monday 4 9 p.m. John A Arpp Germantown Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday Germantown Cemetery. Mary Eva Lawson 83 Roberts Rest Home died Saturday. Survived by son Edward H. Brewer Middletown. Funeral arrangements incomplete Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Ralph W. Landis
Veterans Administration Center
Dayton
Landis
Robert
Greenville
Dorothy Campbell
Miriam Taylor
L. L. Landis
Lima
Howard
Detroit
Herbert
David
Paul
John A. Arpp
Germantown Cemetery
Crosswalk Crash Injures Parma Heights Woman in Trenton
Mrs Kathryn Evans age 70 of Parma Heights was treated and dismissed at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after an auto struck her in a pedestrian crosswalk in Trenton. Police say a southbound car on Miami Street driven by Patricia Joan Williams 35 turned left onto State Street Saturday morning.
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Trenton
Kathryn Evans
Parma Heights
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Joe Richards
Miami Street
Patricia Joan Williams
E. Page Ave
State Street
Four-Car Crash on State Street Cited Youth Driver
A four car chain collision on State Street near Cranewood Drive caused about 2000 dollars in damage. Donald Evans seventeen of Howe Road was cited for following too closely. Also involved were Mike Blanton eighteen of Hamilton Avenue Michael Baecher seventeen of Elkton Road Seven Mile and James Harmon thirty nine of Madison Avenue.
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Trenton
State Street
Cranewood Drive
Donald Evans
Howe Road
Cranewood
Evans Auto
Mike Blanton
Hamilton Ave
Michael Baecher
West Elkton Road
Seven Mile
James Harmon
Madison Ave
Two Drivers Guilty In Middletown Court
Franklin A Middletown man Larry Stacy aged 34 was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Judge John B Tracy. Stacy fined 100 dollars plus costs and three days in jail with license suspended six months and ordered traffic school. Ronald Thomas 19 was found guilty under suspension and fined 100 dollars and costs with three days in jail and license suspended an additional year. Several others faced fines for tampering with a motor vehicle disorderly conduct and school bus passing with varying penalties. Forty five speeders were fined a total of 1220 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown
John B. Tracy
Larry Stacy
Young St
Ronald Thomas
Pennyroyal Road
Asa Harsh
Redbud Drive
Samuel Buckner
Dean Lamb
Fifth St
Eber Sutton
Spring Drive
Pate's Bar Receives Liquor Hours Permit
Patrons were confused by an announcement in Thursday's Journal about new hours at Pate's Bar & Carry Out owned by James Pate. The Ohio Department of Liquor Control granted a permit allowing wine or liquor service until 1 a.m. An extra numeral typo suggested a 1 a.m. closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Pate
Bar & Carry Out
James Pate
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Trenton-Franklin Road
Woman Attacked in Douglas Park Raped at Gunpoint
Middletown police report a woman and friend were approached by two men in Douglas Park on Verity Parkway about 1 a.m. A man with a gun raped her. she was treated at Middletown Hospital. Earlier, another woman said two armed men tried to force her into a car nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Douglas Park
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
17Th Avenue
Trustees and lawmen receive Eagles awards
Five area men including three law enforcement officers received Eagles awards from F O E Aerie 3548 at its annual ceremony at 2909 S Main St. State Sen. Donald E Lukens presented special awards to Stanley Rothman and Donald Linkous as Lemon Township trustees. Raymond Carrozzo presented a $700 check for township work. Officers honored were Roger Hatcher Ohio State Highway Patrol Tom Shannon Lemon Township Police Chief and David Boomershine Butler County deputy. Special guests included Paul Eichman Maynard Floyd and Eugene Thompson. Initiation preceded the meeting with a ritual team from Middletown FOE Lodge 028.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.E. Aerie
S. Main St
Donald E. “‘Buz’’ Lukens
Lemon Township
Stanley Rothman
Middletown
Donald Linkous
Monroe
Raymond Carrozzo
Lodge 3458
Lodge
Max Schroder
New Jersey
Roger Hatcher
Buena
Ohio
Tom Shannon
David Boomershine
Hamilton
Butler County
Paul E
Eichman
Maynard Floyd
Eugene Thompson
Gun collection cleaned after Pioneer Day display
The Warren County Historical Society gun collection is being cleaned and oiled following an offer from a Centerville businessman who belongs to the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association. Six muzzle-loading riflemen demonstrated at the Lukens cabin near Waynesville during Pioneer Day on the Little Miami River.
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Lebanon
Warren County Historical Society
Lukens
Waynesville
Elva R. Adams
Centerville
Ohio
National
Muzzle Loading Rifle Association
Little Miami River
Lumber theft at construction site on Central Avenue
Police report theft of lumber valued at 810 dollars from a site in the 4700 block of Central Avenue. Investigators say 350 two by fours and large plywood sheets were taken late Friday or early Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
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Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
John Philip Sousa
Benjamin Harrison
Your Heart Association
Oscar Koeppel
Butler Co
Heart Association
Verity Hall
McKnight Drive
Enity School
Ralph Landis
Mary Lawson
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
William J. Taylor
Franklin, O
Union Sanitary $ Convenient
Park St
Ind Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Ra
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Cartisie Shopping
Eagles
Rothman
Hatcher
Shannon
Hoomershine
Neer
Jcpenney
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