Franklin Township volunteers form plan for new police force
About 150 residents volunteer to assist in forming a Franklin Township police force. Trustees, led by Chair Harold Baker, plan a fall meeting to organize committees covering chief duties, equipment, station location, and records. The goal is a first class department with strong protection.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
Harold Baker
Baker
Ees
Hunter Fire Department
Deaths and Funerals Roundup in Middletown Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Claria Nicholas 84 of 702 Malvern St Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after Aug 13. Maude Cable 65 of 7839 Shartz Rd died at Middletown Hospital. Pauline Phares 49 of 504 N Main St died at Ft Hamilton-Hughes Hospital. Mary Edna Walterhuf 82 former 3301 Plymouth Ave died at Altenheim Rest Home Indianapolis. Ronald Young 34 former Middletown resident died in Phoenix auto crash. Funeral details include services in Somerville, Trenton, and Indianapolis with multiple survivors named.
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Claria
Alice Nicholas
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Woodside Cemetery
A.m
Miss Cable
Mary, Ky
Goldie Whisman
Exlie Allen
Ester Spencer
Sureing
Wis
John Cable
Washington, D.C
Cable Cemetery
Anglesby
Seven Mile
Pauline Phares
N. Main St
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
James
Beverly Shepler
Liberty
Ind
Cynthia
William
John
Gene Ballinger
Eaton
Juanita Pendras
Illinois
Wilbur
Gene Larsson
Earl Larsson
Florida
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Butler County Memorial Park
American Cancer Society
Mary Edna Walterhuf
Plymouth Ave
Altenheim Rest Home
Indianapolis
Ronald Young
Middletown
Phoenix
Ariz
Church of the Nazarene
Trenton
Cecil Wells
St. John Cemetery
Young
St. Joseph Hospital
City pool renovation study underway by consultants
A Cincinnati firm Gartner Burdick Bauer Nilsen Architects began evaluating Cincinnati pools Yankee Douglas and Sunset built in the 1930s for potential renovations next year. The study will cover operations renovations and cost estimates with funding options including Open Space and Community Development Act funds.
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C.J. Bosnak Journal
City Public Services
Dick Goecke
Cincinnati
Gartner, Burdick, Bauer- Nilsen Architects
Parks and Recreation
Goecke
Gartner
Yankee
Douglas
Sunset
Work Projects Administration
Ralph Connor
Connor
Yankee and
Sunset Pool
Lebanon Ohio Honey Festival Opens Thursday
The Eighth annual Ohio Honey Festival starts Thursday at 1 pm with rides booths and concessions opening at 11 am A broadcast begins at 10 am Don Cooke presents Living Bee Beard at 12 30 pm and two more showtimes Music by Jenny Hawke and Steven Huffman dance acts and a radio show fill the afternoon The 7 pm parade features Honey Festival Queen and Little Miss Honey Bee candidates Crowning at 8 pm led by Jackie Sue Hadley and Rita Lester with Grandma Ladies Kitchen Band and Gem City Sweet Adelines providing tunes
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Lebanon
Don Cooke
Jenny Hawke
Steven Huffman
Cunningham School of Dance
Presbyterian official Samuel Slaymaker dies
Samuel C. Slaymaker, former head of Slaymaker Lock Co. and national Presbyterian church officer, died Tuesday in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster
Samuel C. Slaymaker
The
Slaymaker Lock Co
Presbyterian Church
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Sue Riddle
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Virginia Raub
Herman Funeral Home
Pride
Mary Waldeck
Portsmouth
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Hull
Ill
Esther Mitchum
Bernice Tucker
Daisy Kennedy
Howard
Hannibal
Jack
North Carolina
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Air Force
Kenneth
Denver
Colo
Granville Brock
Heaton St
London
William Elam
Somerville-Jacksonburg Road
Webb
Story & Clark
Storytone
Price
Norris Music
First Avenue
Gerber & Langworthy
Foundation
Richmond
Indiana
Victor
Carl Birney
Buckeye Posied Hereford Assn
Freeport
Jackie Sue Hadley
Mason
Rita Lester
Rave May
Little Miami River
Grandma Ladies Kitchen Band
Gem City Sweet Adelines
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Journal
Presbyterian
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Verity
Grand Ave
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