Lebanon council race centers on city manager issue
In Lebanon six candidates vie for three council seats at a Lebanon High School forum. Campaigners against City Manager Dan Halsey call for removal, citing a dictatorial tone, while some incumbents defend his record on utilities. School board candidates discuss Berry Middle School renovations and discipline policy.
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Phil Yost
Lebanon — Lebanon
Charles Guard
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Dan Halsey
Bruce Wood
Gilbert Jarrard
Virgil Hale
Jarrard
Hale
Guard
James McClain
Ronald Pandorf
Berry Middle School
Timothy Maple
Franklin Junior High Student Wins Optimist Scholarship
Eighth grader Randy McClain won the Franklin Optimist Club's $200 Joe McCabe Memorial Scholarship after taking part in the boys oratorical contest. The run-off occurred at Houston's Restaurant in Mason with the girls' winner, Candi Fletcher, also speaking on Give Me Your Hand. Tom Frazier, Optimist Ohio District governor, installed four new club members.
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Franklin
Franklin Junior High School
Franklin Optimist Club
Joe McCabe
Randy McClain
James McClain
John Sr
Candi Fletcher
J. C. Fletcher
Mossman_ Road
Middletown
Houston
Mason
Tom Frazier
Ohio
Franklin Wayne Elementary Halloween Festival Preview
Franklin-Anthony Wayne Elementary hosts a PTO sponsored Halloween Festival tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. at the school. The event features a haunted house crafts booths a cake decorating contest games and refreshments with costume judging and prizes for each grade.
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Franklin — Anthony Wayne
PTO
Carlisle council seeks marked traffic lanes at Park N Save
Carlisle Village Council will seek improved traffic controls at Park N Save after Clyde Eldridge questioned at last night’s meeting whether the market lacks designated entrances. Police Chief Robert Reichard reviewed the issue and pledged study of possible measures.
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Juanita Abney
Carlisle
Park Oe
Ohio
Clyde Eldridge
Robert Reichard
Parking lot exits blamed for traffic hazard at supermarket
Journal County council plans to write to supermarket owners asking that exit and entry lanes be clearly marked to improve flow. The town hall exterior will be chemically cleaned by Nu-Way Co. for 2242 dollars. sealing the bricks was rejected. Work starts next week and lasts three to seven days with a 10 percent performance bond.
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Reichard
The
Nu-Way Co
Cincinnati
John Rolfh
Nu-Way
Council
Rolfh
Incumbent Thelma Howard Faces Challenger in Franklin Township Clerk Race
The Franklin Township clerk contest features incumbent Thelma Howard seeking a fourth term against one challenger in the non partisan race on November 4. Howard, 59, a lifelong Franklin resident, has served 12 years as clerk and worked 12 years at Franklin National Bank and 23 years with Ware Sales & Service. She cites a preference for township bookkeeping and resides at 657 East Second Street.
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Franklin
Thelma Howard
Miss Howard
Franklin National Bank
Ware Sales & Service
Franklin High School
United Methodist Church
E. Second St
Candidates: Election '75 Long Seeks Fresh Township Leadership
Long is a lifelong Carlisle area resident, WKU graduate, Pinkerton guard, and second year law student. He previously ran as the Democratic nominee for the 73rd District in 1974 and serves as precinct committeeman for Carlisle South and a Warren County Democratic official. He and his wife reside at 976 DuBois Road, Carlisle.
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Western Kentucky University
Pinkerton, Inc
Nek
Franklin Township
Long
Carlisle South
Warren County
Democratic Central Committee
Corwin Nixon
Jennifer
DuBois Road
Carlisle
Fire reports and medical runs across city incidents
Emergency calls include a fall at 1 Florence St an elderly woman assisted back to bed. Other runs include fainting at City Building a transport to hospital and several non injury or smoke events with no damage reported.
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Florence St
18Th Ave
Central Ave
Penn Central Railroad
Auburn Street
Grand Ave
Kenneth Estep
Gladys Drive
Carlisle
Taylor Ave
Jennie Winglewich
Smith Ave
Smith Park
Henry Phillips
Poinciana Road
Armco Steel Research
Curtis Street
S. Breiel Blvd
Bob Hayden
Poplin Place
Trenton
Three Cubs Earn Badges At Pack 1 Meeting
At the First United Presbyterian Church the Cub Scout Pack 1 monthly meeting awarded badges to Jim Gausling Shawn Hesselbrook and David Short. Bert Ferris the institutional representative presented the awards and spoke on volunteer needs.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Jim Gausling
Shawn Hesselbrook
David Short
Bert Ferris
West Elkton Presents House of Terror at Town Hall
West Elkton hosts a House of Terror at the Town Hall on Ohio 503 open Monday to Wednesday evenings. Sponsored by the West Elkton Fire Department, admission is 25 cents per person with proceeds funding new fire equipment. Fire Capt. Vic Stamper coordinates.
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West Elkton
Ohio
Germantown chili supper hosted by Germantown Rescuettes
A Germantown chili supper will be served tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. at the rescue squad headquarters 240 S. Cherry St. The meal includes chili slaw or Jello and a beverage. Pie and hot dogs are 40 cents each. Donations are $2 for adults and $1 for children 12 and under.
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Germantown
The
Germantown Rescuettes
S. Cherry St
Frankin area fund drive for muscular dystrophy volunteers
Melissa Schuh, Franklin area chairman of the 1975 March Against Muscular Dystrophy, announces about 300 volunteers will canvass door to door on Sunday November 2 in Franklin and Carlisle to raise funds for muscular dystrophy victims. Funds support patient services and worldwide research by the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. Programs include cost free orthopedic devices, transportation, and summer camps.
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Franklin
Melissa Schuh
Franklin Area
Carlisle
Warren County
Greater Cincinnati
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
United Appeal
Barbecue Fundraiser for Carlisle Fire Department Planned
A chicken barbecue to aid the Carlisle volunteer fire department starts at 11 a.m. Saturday at Park- N-Save supermarket. The $2.25 dinner includes half a chicken baked beans slaw and a roll. Proceeds fund new fire equipment and a truck fund for a rescue vehicle and a tanker.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department
Park- N-Save
Smith's Foods to Open in Former Kroger and Super-X Site
Franklin to get a combined supermarket and drug store at Sixth and Anderson streets. Paul R. Smith announces Smith's Foods at 110 E Sixth, the former Kroger's, with details to follow. Lamark's Discount Drug Stores president Lawrence Shapiro says the former Super-X outlet is leased for a Lamark's store, extending their Middletown presence.
Special services to begin at Evening Star Church
A three day program at Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church starts with a 7 30 p m service tomorrow with Rev James Lillard of Dayton speaking. Sunday features Rev Davis Jones Jr at 3 30 p m and Monday includes a prayer meeting for the young people of the church group.
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Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church
James Lillard
Dayton
Davis Jones Jr
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Park Ave
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Mrs. Johnson
Optimist
Farnsworth
Maple
Donald Earnhart
Ethel Sims
David Surface
Pres Pt
Pantel
Park-N-Save
Bill A. Midkiff
Catalpa Drive
Springboro
Armco Steel Corp
Journal
State News
Melvin Reece
Dallas Powers
Henry Hermetz
Roger Stebelton
William Cencebaugh
Montgomery Ave
Richard Nicholas
Carlisle High School
Cubs
Premier Electric CO
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