Fire parade to showcase Butler County fire units
The annual county fire prevention parade will be held in Hamilton at 7 30 p m Monday with units from most county fire departments. Bands from Middletown Monroe Edgewood and five other Butler County high schools will join the procession. Over 20 departments plan to display at least one unit, assembling at 6 p m and marching down High Street from Whito’s to the downtown area. Fire prevention week runs October 3 to 9.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Monroe
Edgewood
Butler County
High Street
Whito’’s
Fly-in Breakfast at Hook Field Sponsored by Middletown Aviation Club
A fly-in drive-in breakfast is set for Sunday at Hook Field hosted by the Middletown Aviation Club. Breakfast will be served 6:30 a.m. to noon at Weber's Four Seasons Party Room on 1900 Germantown Road with adults paying $2.50 and children $1.25. The public is invited.
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Middletown Aviation Club
Hook Field
Weber's
Four Seasons Party Room
Germantown Road
Bicycle chase ends in drowning in Great Miami River
In Miamisburg a 53 year old man Leo Nicholson reportedly threatened a teen with a knife. He fled on a bicycle after police were alerted at 6 23 p m and was pronounced dead on arrival at Kettering Medical Center at 7 36 p m.
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Miamisburg
Kettering Medical Center
Leo Nicholson
Miami River
Monaghan
Nicholson
Great Miami
Bell Civic Park
Robert Goenner
Goenner
Deaths and funerals noted in regional notices
The list reports Anthony F. Algiers 71 of 4525 Bonita Drive died at a Sevierville hospital while visiting Gatlinburg Tennessee. He retired in May after 30 years as a design engineer at McGraw Construction Co. Survived by wife Helen two sons Albert Middletown Marvin Cincinnati and three grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at Joseph Rer Funeral Home. Also noted are funeral plans for Iva Lee Gibson and Howard Melvin Shaeffer with service times locations and survivors listed, plus other deaths and police chase incidents in Hamilton and surrounding areas.
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Anthony F. Algiers
Bonita Drive
Sevierville
Etn
Helen
Gatlinburg
Tenner
Algiers
McGraw Construction Co
First United Presbyterian Church
Albert
Middletown
Marvin
Cincinnati
Joseph Rer
S. Main St
Hughes
Am Shaeffer
Beatel
Howard M._ Shaeffer Realty Co
Seven Mile
W. L. Shaeffer & Son Grain Elevator Co
Hamilton Elks Lodge
Butler County Historical Society
Hamilton Senior Citizens Center
Washington
Order of Eastern Star of
Hamilton
Hugh L. Bates
F & AM
Scottish Rite of
Dayton
Seven Mile United Presbyterian Church
Naomi L. McCabe
Shaeffer
Webb Funeral Home
Ross Ave
Darrtown
Teenager Hit by Car Near Madison High School
A 14 year old boy, Ma M Palmer, was struck near Ohio 122 in front of Madison High School at 2 45 pm and taken to Middletown Hospital then Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in fair condition with a leg injury. The driver was William G Rogers aged 59 of 1008 Second Ave. Palmer is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Palmer.
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Madison High School
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
M. Palmer
Hugh Palmer
Middletown- Eaton Road
Cincinnati Hospital
Middletown Hospital
Ohio 122
William G. Rogers
Second Ave
Springboro considers large mixed use development plan
Plans for Sycamore Heights on 84 acres east of Ohio 741 include a 262 home subdivision with office buildings and two apartment complexes. The proposal, opposed by zoning changes and a 2 5 acre park, was tabled for study by the Village Planning Commission with consideration of rezoning from R 1 to R 3 and R 2, and a 15 building 60 unit complex proposed by Fred Lewis Development Co.
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Dan Ritchey Journal
Springboro
Villageawning Commission
Sycamore Heights
Ohio 741
Elinor Drive
Recreation Commission
Robert Rhein
Forest Park Inc
Cincinnati
James Hobstetter
Lytle Five Points
Dayton
Rhein
Ohio
Central Business District
Lewis
Cherry Street
Edgebrook Drive
David Meixner
Dayhieilders
Miamisburg
Bill Walker
Carriage Realty Co
Walker
Armco petitions US for duties on Italian grain oriented steel
Armco Steel files with the U S Treasury Department charging Italian government bounties and bank controlled support enable dumping of grain oriented electrical steel in the United States. Armco says demand for electrical steel is weak and plants in Butler Pennsylvania and Zanesville are operating under 3 percent capacity with layoffs. Relief is sought under the Tariff Act of 1930.
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Armco Steel
U.S. Treasury Department
Italy
U.S
Armco
Terni
Butler
Zanesville
Crane Operators Plan Mass Demonstration at Armco
About 200 Armco crane operators, after a meeting on organizing within the Armco Employes Independent Federation, plan a Friday demonstration outside Armco general offices from noon to 5 pm. They seek recognition as a skilled group and protest over zone pay, overtime, and other terms rejected by the company.
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Armco
AEIF
Warren County juvenile center site recommended near Morrow
A Warren County site on the Warren Reed farm off Ludlum Road near Morrow is recommended for a residential juvenile treatment center. The plan calls for a brick farmhouse built about 1834 to house 12 youths, with access to 120 farm acres, funded by a lease with Reed. Juvenile Court Judge H William Bowers would review the recommendation.
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Lebanon
Morrow
H. William Bowers
Warren Reed
Ludlum Road
Alvin Royse
Reed
Royse
Bowers
Ohio Youth Commission
Columbus
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Lemon- Monroe High School
Hornets
Lakota High School
Diane Barnett
Tammy Brandenburg
Jill Hall
Lisa Rau
Lisa Gaston
Vanessa Cornett
Rhonda Swanson
Mount Pleasant Me
Wendt
Anthony Algiers
Jea Gibson
Franklin
Iva Lee Gibson
Olive Ave
Elm Springs Baptist Church
Blackwater
Tenn
Gallahan
Anglesby
Coffey
Tazewell
Gibson
Howard Shaeffer
Howard Melvin Shaeffer
Recreation Center
Armeco
Bell Hanna Monuments
State St
State Rt
Trenton
Larry E. Young
Belinda Pelfrey
Warren County
Tadorng
Russell Nicols
Converse Monument CO
Manchester Rd
First Ave
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