Lemon Township to Celebrate Bicentennial Community Status Saturday
Lemon Township holds a 1 to 5 p.m. ceremony Saturday on Pershing Avenue to mark its designation as a Bicentennial Community by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. Master of ceremonies Donald Linkous and officials including Dorothy Ingram and Stanley Rothman participate. events feature the Lemon Monroe High School Brass Band, a flag-raising, park dedication, bluegrass, and door prizes with remarks by Mrs Mim Rambo and Mrs Helen Brown. If rain, ceremonies move to Sept 27.
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Lemon Township
Damank
Pershing Avenue
William Denham
Daman Park
Donald Linkous
Randy Armitage
Stanley Rothman
George Cobb
Robert Odell
Lemon-Monroe
Butler County _oons department
Butler County Ramblers
Judge orders Lebanon to repair Turtle Creek bridge
Warren County Common Pleas Court Judge P. Daniel Fedders ruled Lebanon must fund repairs to the bridge over Turtle Creek on Mechanic Street after a dispute with the county. The judge said the street lies within city limits and is not a necessary connecting link, so the city bears the cost.
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Lebanon
Turtle Creek
Mechanic Street
Warren County Common Pleas Court
P. Daniel Fedders
William Duning
S. Fedders
Madison Trustees Seek 35 mph Signs on West Alexandria Road
Madison Township trustees vote to request 35 mph speed limit signs via Butler County engineer for West Alexandria Road between Elk Creek and Strebee roads and on Strebee. They also push for parking prohibition on Poplar Street at the edge of Trenton. Summer work includes No Mans Road stretch and a short road to Elk Creek Cemetery.
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Madison Township
Butler County Engineer’s Office
West Alexandria Road
Elk Creek
Strebee
Poplar Street
Trenton
Becki
No Mans
Child Blamed for Franklin House Fire Damages
A five year old boy playing with matches caused an Elmer Forbes residence fire at 118 E Fifth St Franklin. Firemen worked about an hour starting 12 09 PM. A bed burned, upstairs smoke filled the room and window trim was burned.
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Franklin
Elmer Forbes
E. Fifth St
Monroe Jaycees elect officers for new chapter
Monroe The newly organized Monroe chapter of the Jaycees has elected officers. Denny Luksic is president, Bill Passwaters vice president, Steve Tannreuther secretary, and Jim Villella treasurer. Board members are Larry Hamilton, Ken Maxey, Terry Marchetti, and Larry Luksic. Doug Profitt will represent the Jaycees at state and national meetings.
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Monroe
The
Jaycees
Denny Luksic
Bill Passwaters
Steve Tannreuther
Jim Villella
Larry Hamilton
Ken Maxey
Terry Marchetti
Larry Luksic
Doug Profitt
Break-in at Springboro Vet Clinic Nets About $125
Springboro police report a burglary at Dr. Fred Guenther's veterinary office on Central Avenue. The front door was broken to steal about $125, with the incident logged at 7:53 a.m. yesterday.
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Springboro
Fred Guenther
Central Avenue
Gratis Council Reviews Sewer Plan Steps For Federal Funds
The Gratis village council discusses hiring Alfre LeFeber Associates to draft a facilities plan and seek federal funding. Engineer Lyle J. Smith outlined a three step process with EPA submission, followed by applications for detailed plans and construction funds.
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Gratis
Lyle J. Smith
Alfre LeFeber
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Gratis council plans funding for sewer and well projects
The village outlines 75 percent federal cost coverage for eligible work, with LeFeber Associates to prepare a plan at 1500 dollars. OEPA grant aid totals 11250 for step 1 planning, and a 37500 grant funds a new well field. meetings with EPA officials and regional towns are set for late September and October to finalize funds. The council approves a test well on Thomas Thompson’s property and allocates park equipment purchases for public use.
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OEPA
Russ Wilson
Charles Rinehart
Daryl Hollenbaugh
Camden
West Elkton
Gratis
W. Said
Warren disaster chief resigns for health reasons
Charles Blazer, 44, resigns as director of Warren County Disaster Services citing poor health. He was appointed in late March and praised by commissioner Bob Turner for progress toward county wide involvement to qualify for federal funds. A disaster preparedness conference is set for Oct 22 23 led by Robert Aston. Also a second approval allowed a Tesla portion in Bavarian Woods planned unit development for eight townhouses and a ranch.
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Lebanon
Warren County Disaster Services Organization
Charles Blazer
Beatrice Drive
Hunter
Blazer
Bob Turner
Turner
Robert Aston
Ohio State University Disaster Services Extension
Tesla
Bavarian Woods
Bavarian Street
Overcrowding prompts reassignments in Preble Shawnee schools
Enrollment for the Preble Shawnee School District on Sept 12 reached 2,209, up from last June but down from Sept 1974. About 30 Gratis Elementary students were reassigned to West Elkton, with 25 Camden kindergarteners and 15 Gratis sixth graders attending alternative sessions. A 5.2 mill bond issue to fund districtwide improvements, on the November ballot, would raise $1,335,750.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee
al Kiracofe
Gratis
West Elkton
Camden Area
Gratis Area
Theovember
Kiracofe
Shawnee High
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Gratis Junior High
Man Cleared Of Drug Charge In Warren County
Ernest Boggs was found not guilty of possession of a narcotic after a two day trial in Warren County Common Pleas Court. A deputy stop of a pickup led to a search revealing marijuana and a narcotic. prior verdicts included a 90 day sentence on one charge, a dismissed charge, and a hung jury on another.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas
Ernest Boggs
Boggs
W. Warren Sr
Carlisle teacher and Wilmington College launch Ohio exchange
Carlisle Senior High School educator Charles A. Benny will teach student teachers and co teach an education psychology course at Wilmington College as part of a first time cooperative exchange. Donald R. Liggett from the college will teach physics chemistry and electronics at Carlisle. The program runs until Thanksgiving.
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Carlisle
Wilmington College
Charles A. Benny
Donald R. Liggett
Carlisle Senior High
Ohio
Benny
Liggett
Ronald Bingaman
Warren County Two Injured In Township Line Road Crash
Two people were hospitalized after an crash at Township Line Road and Ohio 122 in Warren County yesterday after noon. Grace Creech and Jack Turvey were taken to Miami Valley Hospital. Turvey was charged with failure to yield.
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Waynesville
Miami Valley Hospital
Township Line Road
Ohio 122
Warren County
Highway Patrol
Grace Creech
Decker Road
Franklin
Jack
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Monroe Jaycees
Dan Ritchey
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LeFeber Associates Ltd
Cline
Anea
Council
Thomas Thompson
Enterprise
Mary Kay
Wester
Warren
Preble
Daniel Fedders
Acquital
Wilmington
Turvey
Dayton
Bonanza
Bonanza Restaurant
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