Butler County Sealed Bids Sought For Road Work 1967-9
Butler County Ohio invites sealed proposals for asphaltic concrete leveling surface courses berming prime and sealing various roads. Bids due September 22 1967 at 11:00 a.m. E.D.S.T. at County Engineer office. Bid bond five percent. Also sheriff sale and divorce notice items listed with dates and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Commissioners
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
Butler County Commission
Wm. R. Stitsinger
Donald S$. Bacon
Gordon H. Augspurger
Chester S$. Raynak
Stanley M. Perin
Cattle and hog market again uneven in Cincinnati AP report
USDA cattle receipts scarce with 200 head cattle and 50 calves, hogs 1 200 with barrows and gilts 15 lower and active with full clearance. No 1 2 200 240 lb hogs 20. No 1 3 350 450 lb sows 17.00. Week shows barrows and gilts up 15 from last Friday, sows steady to 50 lower. Sheep untested.
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Mass. Inv. Gr. Stock
Washington Mutual
Puritan and His
Channing Special
Manhattan Fund
Inv. Co. Amer Seeteee
Dayton Livestocks
Tbs
Eae Weeree
Cincinnati
USDA
Five forfeit bonds in signs case in Ohio
Five men, including a Middletown man, failed to appear in a Hamilton County court to answer charges of posting KKK signs and Confederate flags in a Negro community. Each forfeited bonds of 300. warrants were issued for arrest. The Aug. 19 Lincoln Heights incident coincided with H. Rap Brown’s scheduled speech.
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Middletown
Hamilton County
Walker Rowland Jr
Burbank Ave
Parkie Scott
Oregonia
Warren County
L. A. Smith
Blanchester
Robert Lawson
Robert Brown
Cincinnati
Judson ‘Hoy
Brown
New York
Successful Investing Don’t Shift Funds If Needs Are Met
A reader asks whether to stay invested in Wellington Fund and First Investors Stock Fund or switch. The advisor says keep both for stability and income if needs are met. Another reader asks about annuities. the reply notes a joint and survivor plan is needed to protect a spouse and that eight percent is unlikely after age 60.
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Roger E. Spears
Wellington Fund
First Investors Stock Fund
Wellington
First Investors
Stock Market Opens Mixed With Modest Shifts
New York stocks opened mixed as trading remained active. Leaders and laggards included Johns Manville down 1 percent to 61.5, Seaboard Coast Line unchanged at 66.42, McDonnell Douglas off 1/2 to 49., Chrysler down 5/8 to 53.5, Boeing up 4 to 92, and Cities Service steady at 51. The AP index average rose 11.1 to 340.1 on Thursday.
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Admiral
Allied Stores
Armco Steel
Eee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Tener
Boeing Co
Brunswick
Canadian Pacific
Chesa Championaire
Ohio
Tenner Wee
Chrysler
Seene
See
Eee Eeneene
Columbia Geeeeee
Commonwealth Edison Eee Eenenee Consol
Edison Eeeeee
Container Corp
Seeee Weer
Continental Baking
Cont Motorseenewee Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Dayton Power Light Eer
L.T.V
Continental
Diamond
Douglas River
Dow Chemical
Eastman Koda
Firestone Tire Et Ee
Phillips Petroleum
Proctor & Gamble
Pullman Corp
Ee Eee
Radio Corp Teee Ener Eee N Eee
Raytheon Ae Teen Eee
White Motors
Wickes Eee
Woolworth Ceeeee
Erox Tees Nees
Zenit Youngstown Sheet
Radio Vee
New York
Johns - Manville
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
McDonnell Douglas
Boeing
Cities
Associated Press
Parade Ends Shrine Meeting in Dayton at Welcome Stadium
Middletown Masons and friends converge on Welcome Stadium Dayton for a two day Great Lakes Shrine Association Ceremonial Session. A parade starts at 7 p.m. featuring visiting temple units including Indianapolis grand champion horse patrol Norton Motorcycle motorcade and Highlanders of Peoria. Fireworks conclude the evening at 9 p.m.
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Middletown
Baseball Poem Takes Honors at Toastmasters Contest
James Rockovich won top honors in Eastern Lanes humorous speech contest for the Toastmasters Club. Luther Colliver and Herschel Clark also spoke as Rockovich prepares to represent Area 11 in Dayton on September 23. Ray Jena served as toastmaster. Robert Albright announced Colliver as Area 11 public relations director for Middletown Lebanon and Dayton groups.
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James Rockovich
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Luther Colliver
Herschel Clark
Rockovich
Dayton
Ray Jena
Robert Albright
Colliver
Middletown
Lebanon
Rhodes Approves Federal Grant for Dental Care Program
Gov. James A. Rhodes approved a $49,504 federal grant to the Knox Coshocton Holmes Tri County Community Action Committee for a one year dental care program aiding low income students in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Office of Opportunity
James A. Rhodes
Knox
Fire Spreads at Multiple City Locations Injuries Reported
A girl, Jean Lynn Gregory, four, fell from a swing at Barnitz Field and was taken to Middletown Hospital with an ear injury. A grass fire at 3329 Roosevelt Ave caused by burning trash caused no damage. A second grass fire on Lafayette Ave, started by a discarded match or cigarette, caused no damage.
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14Th Ave
Jean Lynn Gregory
Emmett Gregory
Barnitz Field
Middletown Hospital
Roosevelt Ave
Lafayette Avenue
Youth Arrested for Shoplifting at Fashion Fair
A 14 year old was arrested and charged with shoplifting two shirts valued at 3.83 from Fashion Fair on N University Boulevard. WILLARD KING, 51 of Jacksonburg Rt. 2, was arrested on Rt. 122 and charged with driving while intoxicated.
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N. University Boulevard
Willard King
Jacksonburg Rt. 2
Rt. 122
Car antenna damaged in city parking lot
Charles Davidson Jr at 1815 Flemming Road reported his car antenna was broken off while the vehicle was parked in a city lot.
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Charles’ Davidson Jr
Flemming Road
Councilman Petty Files Re Election Petition in Hamilton
Hamilton City Councilman Mark Petty filed petitions with the Butler County Board of Elections seeking re election on November 7. He is the fourth incumbent to file joining Mayor Thomas Kindness and councilmen George Jonson and Edward Beckett.
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Hamilton
Mark Petty
Butler County Board of Elections
Thomas N. Kindness
George Jonson
Edward Beckett
Cuban Wonder Bouldin Dies at 94 in Cleveland
Clarence E. Bouldin known as the Cuban Wonder in early 1900s professional wrestling died at Woman's Hospital in Cleveland. He was 94 and had toured the United States as a vaudeville Irish tenor and musician. Bouldin held the world middleweight wrestling title from 1900 to 1912.
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Bouldin
Cleveland
Clarence E. Bouldin
Woman’s Hospital
United States
Grass Fire Near Oil Storage Tanks Driven By Trash Fire
Firemen extinguished a grass blaze around 3 p.m. yesterday near Columbia Oil Co storage tanks on Route 4 close to Horseshoe Bend Road. Deputies reported trash burning in the area ignited dry grass when a piece of paper blew onto it.
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Hamilton
Liberty Township
Columbia Oil Co
Rt. 4
Horseshoe Bend Road
First radar equipped battleship: U S S New York
The article notes the battleship U S S New York becoming the first warship fitted with radar. It highlights the significance for naval detection and early warning capabilities.
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U. S.s.new York
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines From Historic Publication
Rates show costs for 1 to 10 lines and 5 day and 10 day spans with prices ranging from 75 cents to 13 dollars. Payment due within 10 days after last insertion, deadlines listed for Weekdays Saturday Sunday with morning run times. Monthly rates available on request and display ads have a 5 pm two days prior deadline.
Read Your Ad Errors Policy Notice
Advertisement errors must be reported on the first day of publication and the Journal bears no responsibility after the first insertion. Claims for adjustments must be made within seven days after expiration. Publisher may classify ads and revise or reject when necessary.
Antiques Coins Auction Sparks Local Interest
A regional antiques and coins auction drew collectors to town, highlighting rare pieces and bargain deals. Vendors showcased jewelry, period furniture, and vintage coins while bidders competed for sought after items, signaling a lively collectibles market activity.
Lost Pets and Personal Property Notices
Multiple notices list lost dogs including a FOX TERRIER-Chihuahua brown and white, a German shepherd named Duke age six months, a white COCKER SPANIEL, and a brown and black pony pair. Also items lost include drawers from a garage at 1310 Girard and an agent check for seventy one dollars. Rewards offered. contact numbers provided.
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Browns Run Road
Chihuahua
Girard
Greenville National Bank
Wilmer & Wilmer
Law, Savings & Loan Building
Middletown
Ohio
Wildwood
7Th Ave
Ina B Gehron obituary at 60 in Carlisle
Ina B Gehron, 60, of 2315 Hill Ave, died Monday night at 10 10. She was wife of Earl Gehron and mother of Charles W of Franklin, sister of Julia Spears Middletown Ruby Nelson Carlisle and James C Haven Middletown, daughter of Osa Havens Carlisle. Private service Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Call 423 6386 for appointment.
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Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
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Want
Waynesville
Mason and
Want Ad Dept
Mutual
George Putnam
Dreyfus Fund
Wellington Bal
Fidelity Trend
Butler County Common Pleas
Keystone Savings Association
Harry R. Thornton
Court of Common Pleas
Seldon Avenue
James F. Hixon
Robert B. Dell
Kathryn W. Davin
Walter B. Davin
Common Pleas Court
Cty
Hio
Park Avenue
Joseph T. Kiep
Dennis Walsh
John B. Connaughton Jr
Indiana
Middletown Securities
Aeronca
Ladd
Stock Exchange
Manchester Motor Inn
Cincinnati Livestock
Columbus, Ohio
U.S
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Stock Mart
Gov. Rhodes
Councilman Petty
Deadline Family
Mason and Lebanon
Lost
van Buskirk-Anderson
VPM
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