Long Range Plan for Oxford State Road Upgrade
City Planning Commission heard long range plans to elevate and relocate Oxford State Road to enable Armco access to slag storage and land south of the current route. The project, costing years to implement, would keep local access on the old road and use an elevated highway with Armco owned right of way for crossovers and underpass connections.
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Oxford State Road
City Planning Commission
Armco Steel Corp
R. Paul Christiansen
Armco
Roosevelt
University
Bob Metz
Yankee Road
Dick's Creek
ConRail
Christiansen
Metz
Jackson Street
Amanda
Two Drunk Drivers Cause Garfield Street Car Mayhem
Two separate incidents on the 500 block of Garfield Street involved three parked cars being struck within ten minutes. Marlin Ratliff, 27, was charged with driving while intoxicated after hitting Willard Knight’s car, a pole, and another vehicle. his car sustained about $1,500 in damage. Later, Randal Weaver, 21, led police on a headlightless pursuit and struck Gerald Perry’s parked car, with Weaver charged with DWI and assault on an officer after kicking a patrolman.
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Garfield Street
Marlin Ratliff
Virginia Ave
Germantown
Willard Knight
Garfield St
Ratliff
Garfield
Knight
Fairmount Street
Randal Weaver
F St
Weaver
Gerald Perry
Ptl
Delmas Birch
Petry
Noise complaint leads to arrest at Oberon Drive home
Police arrested Randal Smith after a second complaint about a loud rock band at 1712 Oberon Drive. Smith, 23, allegedly insulted officers and was charged with disorderly conduct after insisting the band would be quiet. He faces Municipal Court.
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Oberon Drive
Paul Fox
Oberon
City Commission
Randal Smith
Smith
Carlisle society funds drive offers family portrait certificates
The Society for Handicapped Children in Carlisle announced a fund drive to finish its new Fairview Drive building. For $4, certificates entitle holders to an 8 by 10 color portrait from several poses. Portraits will be taken Oct 18 and 19 at the new site. Open house planned for November, with handicapped classes possibly moving there late Oct or early Nov. The annual sample fair is set for Oct 23 at the new building, with clubs, businesses, and industries to be invited.
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Carlisle
The
Society For Handicapped Children
Fairview Drive
John L. Kelly
Rear end crash at stoplight injures two in Carlisle
At Germantown Road and Carmody Boulevard this morning Judy Whitt 31 of Willard Ave Carlisle struck Vernon Helton 27 of Brown's Run Road from behind after failing to stop at a red light. Both were treated and released at Middletown Hospital. Helton’s car declared a total loss with $500 damage. Whitt’s car about $1200.
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Germantown Road
Carmody Boulevard
Judy Whitt
Willard Ave
Carlisle
Germantown
Vernon Helton
Brown
Middletown Hospital
Helton
Whitt
Middletown Firemen vs Police Game Canceled
A football game between Middletown firemen and the police at Smith Park Sunday afternoon was called off due to the firemen failing to field a full team. The police stated there are no plans to reschedule the match.
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Middletown
Smith Park
Burglar pursuit at Rosedale Elementary ends with escape
A custodian at Rosedale Elementary reported seeing a youth exiting a window after hearing footsteps on the roof at 7 pm. The two youths fled in a car on Marshall Road. No items were reported missing. residents cite ongoing concerns about drinking and prowlers near the schoolyard.
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Rosedale
Sophie Avenue
Marshall Road
Terry Moore
Longfellow St
Moore
Paulina Carter
Burbank St
Farm Bureau Dinner Set for Oct 9 at Edgewood
The Butler County Farm Bureau Federation will hold its annual dinner at 7 p.m. October 9 at Edgewood High School. Guest speaker is Charles J. Carraher Jr. of Montgomery on motivation and enthusiasm. Tickets via Farm Bureau office council secretaries or township chairmen. reservations due by October 4.
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Trenton
Butler County Farm Bureau Federation
Edgewood High School
Charles J. Carraher Jr
Montgomery
Farm Bureau
Camden church hosts all day Home Missions Event
Grace Brethren Church at Camden opens a full day program with adult and youth activities. Timothy Rager of Brethren Home Missions Council will participate. Activities include a 10 a.m. Bible school, an 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor Art Springer, a free luncheon, and a 6:30 p.m. study and fellowship. Phone 452-3636 for bus rides.
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Camden
Grace Brethren Church
Central Avenue
Lafayette Street
Timothy Rager
Brethren Home Missions Council
Winona Lake
Ind
Art Springer
Sol Schneider dies at home Middletown haberdasher and sports figure
Sol Schneider 67 of 4423 S Dixie Highway Franklin dies at home after heart illness spanning 25 years. He ran Sol Schneider's Men's Wear on Central Avenue and planned a 25th anniversary this fall. Survived by wife Eloise two daughters a son a brother two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Sol Schneider
Middletown Haberdasher
S. Dixie Highway
Franklin
Ving
Central Avenue
Middletown High School
Mr. Schneider
Ohio State University
Middletown
Eloise
Connie Aspenleiter
Louisville
Leah Crease
Dayton
Meyer Schneider
Cincinnati
Tillie Schkloven
Farmington, Mich
Louise Hecht
White Plains
N.Y
Riggs Funeral Home
Hawkins
Ohio Paper Co
Miamisburg
Opal
Harold
Alf
Boone
Bath County
Oscar Calbert
Della Gray
Richardson-Hunt Funeral Home
Owingsville
Longview Cemetery
Bethel
Eaton Funeral Home
Ohio Pot O Gold winners claim top prize and more
Celeste Lafferty of Cincinnati wins 250000 in the Pot O Gold drawing and plans a vacation. she may buy a Florida home and help her seven children. Second prize goes to John Manos of Cleveland and other winners include Vernon M Mowery Danal Fulton Eugene E Hartenstein Akron Donald D Barger Dayton and Ken P Fuller Dayton. The weekly numbers are Pot O Gold 980271 30746 Doubleplay 947 25102 162162 color blue.
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Cleveland
Celeste Lafferty
Cincinnati
Lafferty
Florida
Blue Ball Historical Society Cookout Planned at Gingerich Home
Blue Ball historians plan a social cookout at Mrs. Lorena Gingerich’s home, 4825 Jefferson Road, corner of Wellington Road, Sept 30 at 5 p.m. Bring a covered dish and meat to grill. rain cancels. Next meeting is 1:30 p.m. Oct 11 at Mrs. Audrey Deardoff’s home. transportation meet at Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church by 1:15. bring cookies.
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Blue Ball
Lorena Gingerich
Jefferson Road
Wellington Road
Blue Ball Historical Society
Audrey Deardoff
N. Union Road
Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church
Fenwick High Plans Weekend Paper Drive
Fenwick High School students will conduct a paper drive on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the school parking lot. Those needing pickup may call the school offices for arrangements.
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Fenwick High School
Carlisle council approves fire department statute changes
Carlisle Village Council adopted an ordinance detailing fire department structure and duties. After a 25 minute caucus, pay provisions were revised with the chief set to $100 monthly salary and firefighters earning $3 per call, while officers other than the chief would not receive yearly salaries. The department will include a chief, assistant chief, captain, three lieutenants and up to 30 firefighters, with appointments by the mayor and council concurrence.
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Carlisle
Clyde Eldridge
Melvin Reece
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Bud) Steller
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Joseph Heffner
Joseph C. Heffner
Rosedale Road
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Phillip
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Clyde B. Hawkins
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McCoy-Leffler
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Pot O
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First Ave
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