Ohio Histories Society address note appears in Columbus
The fragment lists the Ohio Histories Society location at 471 and 17th Avenue in Columbus Ohio 43211, indicating a squarely geographic contact point for society activities or outreach. The text presents only address data without events or dates.
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Ohio Histories) Society
Columbus
Ohio
Community raises funds for Anderson Township rescue vehicle
The Anderson Township Firemen's Association has raised about 81 000 for Rescue II and Rescue efforts with 17 806 turned over for reimbursement. Cochairs Richard Tarvin and Jon Schenider note the firemen contributed 10 000 toward the vehicle. Virtually every civic group and nearly 2 500 individuals contributed over two years, with Kiwanis International and the Freedom Foundation giving honors. Donations can be delivered to firehouses or deposited at the Anderson Township Central Trust branch, as continued donor support is urged to maintain paramedic units.
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Anderson Township
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Freedom Foundation
Oa Washington
Central Trust Co
Cochairmen
Imber
EPA coal rule may spike CG&E bills by thirty percent
CG&E says an EPA proposal requiring Ohio utilities to burn local coal could raise rates by about 30 percent. EPA officials cite scrubber costs and operating expenses of roughly 133 million dollars annually, with scrubbers potentially boosting consumer charges by 4 to 8 percent, while supporters argue local coal protects jobs and reduces sulfur dioxide emissions linked to respiratory diseases.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cg&e
Ohio
Kathy Brown
EPA
Chicago
Kentucky
West
U.S. Epa
United States
Historic rectory moved from Beechmont Avenue to Forest Road
A 113 year old rectory at Immaculate Heart of Mary church was hauled to a Forest Road property in Anderson Township early Sunday. The move drew attention from passing drivers along Beechmont Avenue with observers noting the rare relocation. Page 23 has details and photos. Journalphoto-Heglin.
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Beechmont Avenue
Forestville
Immaculate Heart of
Forest Road
Anderson Township
Journalphoto
Heglin
Nagel Rd
Finan and
Wiesenhahn
Anderson
Dingles to Shine At Summit School Safety Drive
Summit PTA in Beverly Ridge hosts Dingle Day to raise child safety awareness. Dingles are Reflexite reflective safety reflectors worn on clothing or bikes to improve visibility up to 600 feet. They sell for 50 cents, with Disney characters and other designs, aiming to involve other PTAs before Halloween season.
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PTA
Beverly R. Rufener
The
Summit
Wodleadey
Summit Pta
Ptas
Controversy over Queen City Grain facility deepens
The U S Army Corps said a decision on the Queen City Grain Co facility on Kellogg Avenue may be delayed another month as new developments surface. A chamber disclaimer disputed testimony supporting the project, noting the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce had no position on the issue and did not authorize Dugan to speak on its behalf.
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Queen City Grain Co
Kellogg Avenue
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Louisville
Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Francis Dugan
The
Dugan and Meyers Construction Co
Chamber
Corps
Ggg
John Knoechel
Anderson Township
Sasti Engi
Dugan
Queen City
Licking River
Weaihy
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Anderson Man, Goins Die in Beechmont Overpass Crash
Two men died in a head on collision on the Beechmont Ave overpass above Eastern Ave. Robert Chambers, 48, of 1257 Columbus Ave., and Emanuel Goins, 82, of Norwood, were alone in their cars when Chambers crossed the center line and struck Goins. Fire units stayed about an hour after the 9:30 p.m. wreck.
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Anderson Township
Beechmont Ave
Eastern Ave
Robert Chambers
Columbus Ave
Emanuel Goins
Norwood
Chambers
Goins
Woman praises Journal ad for fast sale of bedroom set
Mrs. R S Preston of Turpin Hills writes the Forest Hills Journal praising the classified ad for Sears white French Provincial bedroom collection. Seven pieces sold in one day after about 30 calls. She notes gratitude and suggests trying the Journal ad with Visa or Master Charge.
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R.S. Preston
Turpin Hills
Sears
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