Zaire Tribal Art Exhibit at Dayton Art Institute
A collection of 26 Zaire cultures from the national Government of the Republic of Zaire is on display at the Dayton Art Institute through Oct 23. This major loan, part of a national tour, is funded by a National Endowment for the Arts grant to the African American Institute. The museum is free from noon to 5 pm Tue Fri and Sun, 9 am to 5 pm Sat, and closed Mon.
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Dayton
Government of the
Republic of Zaire
Dayton Art Institute
Zaire
United States
National Endowment For the Arts
African- American Institute
Institute
Schenck School
Mayfield Area
Hunter Area
Crawford St
Fire incidents and injuries across multiple city locations
A string of fire and medical calls reports numerous individuals from Mildred Moore to Geraldine Hawks and Barbara Ridge sought hospital care or treatment for chest pains dizziness and breathing problems. One incident at a Conrail shack involved juvenile custody with no injuries.
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The
Alameda
Mildred Moore
Webster St
Jerry Slaton
Conrail
Auburn Street
Fairmount Ave
Clarence Smith
S. Breiel Blvd
Geraldine Hawks
Glenmore Road
Diana Gunckle
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Paulette Chaney
N. University Blvd
Apt. D
Moore St
Barbara Ridge
Apt. C
Leona Brandenburg
Franklin Library Book Sale Raises Funds for Reference Collection
Franklin Public Library proceeds totaling 275.65 from Saturday’s sale will be used to improve the reference collection. Head librarian Barbara Bruno said most books were sold and leftovers will go to Goodwill.
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Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Barbara Bruno
Obituary Notices and Memorial Verses From Local Papers
Notices of deaths for Elizabeth H. Rapp 78 of Orange Park Fiorda with Mass of Christian Burial at Orange Park and graveside services at Woodside Cemetery. Interment to follow. Eana R. Bevis 77 Middletown with graveside service Riverview Cemetery Aurora Indiana. Opal Waldron 60 of 1800 Princeton Ave Mercy Hospital burial arrangements by Joseph R Baker Memory Lane. Memorial tribute for AYMOND BISHOP commemorates one year since death with verse from Marie Shock and family acknowledgments.
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Bevis
Eana R
Manchester Rd
Middletown
Riverview Cemetery
Aurora
Indiana
McCoy-Leffier
Dial
Turvey
Gladys
Oberon Dr. Lemanon Health Care Center
McCoy Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Woodside
McCoy Lettier
Aymond
Mother Marie Shock
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N. Verity Parkway
Carney
Tomlin
Warner Bros
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Country Kitchen
East Second Street
Tytus
Verity
Watiki
Non En Theatres
Streah
Jackson St
Kimberly Roberts
Wildwood Road
Franklin Library
Cen
Old Crawford Strill
Brittany Spaniel
Wildwood
Duke
Fantasy Farm
Ivan
Fleenor's
King
Gordon
Cindy
Maple Park
Funeral Homes
Joseph R. Baker Coal Home
Riggs Funeral Home
S. Main ST
Elmst
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wilson-Schramm
Roosevelt Blvd
Starr Floral CO
Peck
Main St
Whistle Stop Caboose
Ial
Jackie Reader
NEW Way Industries, Inc
Good Earth People
Bern
Yankee Rd
Madison Hills Lawn Service
Wilbloom
Jean
Eva
Ellen
Crawford Street
Richard Smith Jr
Sewing
Riches Sewing Machine & Vacuum Cleaner
Pleasant Ave
Hamilton
G&c
Don Bates
National Water Well Assa Cornett’s Water Service
Myer Young
L & H Insulation CO
Bank
Americaid & Master Charge
Jack Lewis Builders Custom Homes
Ark Lots
Martin
Kolker
Cliff's Fence
Wood & Chainglink
Free
Goodlett Fence CO
McConnell Apple Builders
Central Ave
Howard Haning
Gross Lumberco
Carlisle
Gene Ripley
Gay Paris
Dalton
NG &P
P&l
Combs & Sons
Brubaker
Seaten
Dick” Haizman
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Middle Town
N. Sutphin St
Ric
Taylor
Morningsun
Ohio
Village
Monroe
R. Lacy
Jones
Hennnamaker & Son, Inc Heating
Herb Plumbing
Manchester Ave
Cal
Boe
Singer
Park
Edwards
Ever Ie
Friends
M&h
Skaisky
Larry Dunn Union Savings
Hamilton Ave
Cincinnati
Valleydale
Apts
Blue Ball
Vessenanie
Joe
U.S. Navy
University Blvd
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Labor Power
Ypists
Avalon Park
Cinderella
Cinderella the Prince
Ti Jon
Journal
Lebanon
Waynesville
Mason
Warren County
Germantown
By Donna Smith
P. O
Chicago
Illinois
Little People
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!