Dayton firm low bidder on Hankins Road bridge
Franz Brothers Construction of Dayton was named apparent low bidder for the replacement bridge over the Conrail line on Hankins Road. Bid amount was 302 152 dollars. The project will be funded 60 percent by federal money and 40 percent by Butler County. Ohio Department of Transportation will administer the contract. Construction expected from early August with completion by July 1, 1977. The old bridge, closed since January 1970, will be removed and a 2000 foot roadway and Salzman Road intersection improvements included.
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Franz Brothers Construction
Dayton
Conrail
Hankins Road
Bill Foster
Butler County
Ohio Department of Transportation
Foster
Salzman Road
Patrolman Rick Todd Sworn in as Union Township Officer
Patrolman Rick Todd becomes Union Township’s newest officer after taking the oath administered by township clerk Patricia Williams. The ceremony occurred during a recent trustees meeting and was photographed for the Journal by Dick Battaglia.
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Rick Todd
Union Township
Patricia Williams
Dick Battaglia
Butler County liquor raids list of suspects grows
Investigators named seven arrests and eight summons from Friday raids on four area establishments plus two juvenile citations. The Journal-News continued listing charged individuals including Raymond Dennis of Maud and Cindy Dare of Hamilton, with charges ranging from disorderly conduct to unlawful sale to a minor and false identification.
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Butler County Sheriff's
Butler County
The
Journal-News
Raymond Dennis
Second St
Maud
Academy Billiards
David Barker
Linda Court
Trenton
Wayside Inn
Hamilton-Eaton Highway
Elmer Howard
Creech Lane
Fairfield
Enterprise Room
West Chester
Cindy
Dare
Third St
Hamilton
John Beery
Snider Road
Mason
William D. Stewart
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Red Lantern Cafe
West Chester woman gets suspended sentence in pinball raid case
An 18 year old West Chester woman Jeannie Brown was given a suspended 60 day jail term after pleading guilty to operating a gambling house in a March raid at West Chester Manor Pisgah. The machine was confiscated and will remain outside Butler County. A Cincinnati woman named in a similar charge had charges dismissed as the machine involved was a baseball machine. Georgette D Meade was arrested in the March 29 raid at Enterprise I Kingsgate Way West Chester.
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West Chester
Butler County
William R. Hendrickson
Jeannie Brown
Elkwood Drive
Miss Brown
West Chester Manor
Pisgah
Hendrickson Peporte
Cincinnati
Georgette D. Meade
Christina Drive
Enterprise I
Kingsgate Way
Spray can fumes blamed in death in Arkansas youth
A Little Rock area youth died after allegedly sniffing freon gas from an aerosol can at Ada Lee Trailer Park on Hamilton Middletown Road. John Thomas Crow Jr., 20, was found unconscious and died on arrival at Mercy Hospital.
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Ada Lee
Hamilton-Middletown
Butler County Sheriff's Office
John Thomas Crow Jr
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Mercy Hospital
Liberty Township Life Squad
Obituaries for George N Sunshine Kunz and Edward H Johnson
George N Sunshine Kunz 65 of 912 North E Street died Thursday at 8 35 a m in Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital. He was born in LeSourdsville and was a welder at Armco Hamilton Division for 47 years retiring in 1976. He attended Hamilton Mens Bible Class. Survivors include wife Eleanora Kunz three daughters a son a brother four sisters four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Edward H Johnson 69 of 8610 Ptarmingan Court West Chester died June 14 in Fort Hamilton Hughes. He leaves wife Helen Beaumont Johnson a daughter a sister a brother and three grandchildren.
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George
Sunshine
Kunz
North E St
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
LeSourdsville
Bessie Williams Kunz
Hamilton High School
Eleanora W. Eagle
Covington
Armco
Hamilton Division
Hamilton
Eleanora Kunz
Jackie) Mainous
Bunny Kunz
Edward H. Johnson
Ptarmingan Court
West Chester
Helen Beaumont Johnson
Constance Sears
Eleanore Smythe
Richard L. Johnson
Square dance at Sharon Woods Lodge raises funds for hospital
Kindervelt No. 34 hosted a well attended square dance at Sharon Woods Lodge with dancers from West Chester and Pisgah. Herb Borcherding led calls while Mrs. Borcherding kept spirits high. merchants and area residents donated to Children’s Hospital and local Life Squad members thanked Dutchland Woods residents for recent donations to buy equipment.
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Sharon Woods Lodge
Kindervelt No
West Chester
Pisgah
Herb Borcherding
Pandora's
Scotts Meats
Manaros Market
Tri County Speedway
A&w Root Beer
Taco-Tico
Schmidts Meats
Marriott Inn
Bogarts
Fairfield Butternut
Angiles
Var
Liberty Township Life Squad
Dutchland Woods
Harriett Dixon
Marge Anderson
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Community Savings Association
Main ST
Monroe
FSLIC
W. Central Ave
Springboro
VW Special
Dale's
EXXON
Tylersville Rd
BankAmericard & Major Credit
Monroe Journal
Journal Publishing Co
Court St
Journal $Q
Ohio
Charles Everill
the Journal Publishing Co
Harte-Hanks Newspapers, Inc
Dayton Road
Lois Cockerham
Sandy Coffing
Chuck Elliott General
Mar.tditor
Monroe Union Liberty Journal
Union and
Liberty Townships
Becky Chambers
Cleda Tarvin
Mgr
Chuck Elliott
Jon Barbour
Lakota Board of Education
Liberty Township
Monroe Village Council
Police Union Two
Union
Liberty Two
Life Squad
Fire _ Monroe Life Squad
Butler County Sheriff
Sheriff's Office
Mi-San Pottery
North Pisgah
Haeger - Hen & Chic
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Tolson
Dicksmith Ave
Wayne McFadden
North Bend Rd
Tolson
Jenny Tolson
Cadiz Building
Fountains Apartments
Cincinnati Dayton Road
McFadden
Bethesda North Hospital
Queen's Core
Kingsgate Plaza
Tylersville Road
Redken’ the Haircutting CO
Dixie Hwy
George Kunz
Sharon Kunz
Middletown
Phillip Kunz
Russell
Catherine) Rorhkaemper
Herbert
Germain) Homan
Irma Hering
Daphne Hood
Edward Johnson
Lekbersia Journal
Nous
Jeans Bakery
Queens Closet
Western Row Golf
Avon
Procter and Gamble
Pinecrest Nursery
Twin Fair
Krogers
June Hill
Childrens Hospital
Liberty
Sylvia Domonokos
Colonial Acres
Norval & Bonna Webb
Kathy Kamp
Cinti
Dayton Rd
Kyles Station Rd
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