Monroe Intersection traffic plan seeks state meeting
Monroe Planning Commission will meet Ohio Department of Transportation District 8 officials to discuss easing congestion at the Ohio 63 interchange. Developers near the interchange want relief to attract business, while the commission won’t support developments increasing traffic.
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Monroe
Monroe Planning Commission
District 8
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio 63
Planning Commission
Commission
Paul Baker
Lebanon Street
Garver Street
Franklin seeking directors for youth basketball and girls volleyball
Franklin officials opened applications at City Building for a director of the boys winter basketball program under the recreation department. Recreation Director Bud Bradley noted a director for girls volleyball is also needed, with past pay set by the Recreation Board. James Mears, chair, said previous hourly pay varied, totaling about 250 dollars.
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Franklin
Bud” Bradley
James Mears
Franklin Optimist of the Year named at Miamisburg dinner
Franklin Optist Club honors Howard Beltz 79 of 155 Arlington Ave at the installation dinner in Miamisburg. Beltz is lauded for yearlong activity including work with the Opti Shack concession. Officers installed include Boyd Fout president and Darrel Basford installing officer.
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Franklin
Howard Beltz
Franklin Optimist Club
Miamisburg
Beltz
Arlington Ave
Opti-Shack
Jim Swallow
Boyd Fout
Larry Harty
Roger McDavid
Dan Darragh
Steve Bray
Claude Harville
Dean Heaton
Steak supper offered by Mt Olivet church group
Trenton church group plans a steak supper by the Women’s 3-M Circle at Mt Olivet United Presbyterian Church tomorrow from 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets via 988-6131 or 988-0194. No door sales. Also tomorrow the church youth run a paper drive and car wash at the church.
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Trenton
Mt Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Eighteen file to run for Springboro charter panel seats
Eighteen candidates filed with the Warren County Board of Elections to seek seats on Springboro’s proposed charter commission. If voters approve forming a commission and selecting 15 members, the body will draft a village charter over about a year. Voters may choose up to 15 of the named contenders for the panel.
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Springboro
Warren County Board of Elections
German Township Police Adopt New Emergency Number
German Township police switch to 855 7211 for emergencies starting Saturday. Police Chief W L Wilcox said the new line will better serve citizens.
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Germantown
German Township
W.L. Wilcox
Germantown Mayor's Campaign Protest Rejected
Montgomery County Board of Elections rejected Mayor Marvin Hall's protest over a campaign letter about a Sept. 15 rally for Republican mayoral candidate Ralph Moler and council candidates. The board found no intent to mislead, though Willis was told Moler's campaign should be identified.
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Germantown
Marvin Hall
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Hall
Ralph Moler
Council
the Elections Board
Willis
Moler
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City Centre Mart
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Yesteryear
Armco Car Enthusiasts
A.C.E.) Club
Sunndaye
Middletown
Boro Charter Panel
Charter Commission
Mary Paula Eyler
Factory Road
Robert M Hudson
St Main St
Coe F. Gordon Jr
W. Mill St
David E Maier
Tamarack Trail
James E. van Tine
Teakwood Lane
Lawrence A. Parks
Pinecone Lane
Mary Barbara Gibson
Whispering Pines Lane
Jerry G. Prass
Market St
Michael Robert Teders
Cedar Hill Lane
Joseph Oliver
Redbud Drive
Mildred Adams
Elmwood Drive
William Gay
Hemlock Court
Donald H. Files
Kesling Drive
Gary Franklin Bailey
Evergreen Drive
Virginia
S F Phillips
S. Main St
Jerry Lee Tufts
Edward R. Haas Jr
Carey Drive
Lowell W
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Germantown Campaign Committee
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Central Ave
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