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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1962
Page
20
Germantown Public Library hosts its third annual open house Thursday April 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. sponsored by the Germantown Business and Professional Womens Club with paintings on display and refreshments. Mrs Glenn Southard chairs the event. Mrs John F Torrence leads the local club as president invites the public.
Mrs John Hull of Wevynesville was re elected president of Warren County Tuberculosis Association Other officers elected include Mrs Vernon Pursley vice president Mrs Maurice Peck recording secretary Mrs Louis Park treasurer J Forrest Burns representative director and Mrs Norma Hermetz alternate representative director
West Elkton native Furgess Bach, a realtor, will open his Northwest Log Cabins plant near Kabekona Lake Minnesota to showcase finished whole Cedar log homes. The model home and 12 to 18 packages will be offered with custom designs and 24 hour production planned to meet orders.
Lebanon notes list several local club meetings and hostesses for the week. The Big Sisters class was entertained at Mrs W H Whipple's home on S Mechanic Street. Hart Community Club to meet at Mrs Bernard Foley's on Wednesday at 1 pm. Fidelity Class of First Baptist met April 9 in the church fellowship hall. Hostesses included Mildred Jameson Evelyn Parker Marguerite Marsh Henrietta Shenk and Mary George. Mrs Carl Banker hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at the Golden Lamb. Mrs Hilda Buckman hosted her 500 Club on Wednesday at her Mound Street home. Mrs Karl Cowan hosted a luncheon club on N High Street. Residents Mrs Anna Faulkner hospitalized at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton for observation and treatment. D D Nunchoo a patient at the Veterans Hospital Cincinnati after surgery. Mrs Carl D Stiles visited with L E McCurdy party in Columbus from Wednesday to Saturday.
A new Quarterly Household Survey is launched this week by the U S Census Bureau in Warren County. It replaces the monthly Current Population Survey for broader current population and housing data. The initial survey probes unemployment patterns and work history while also gathering data on expenditures for residential alterations and repairs, a market totaling about 15 billion dollars annually.
A deer bears solid horns whereas an antelope carries hollow horns. The contrast clarifies horn structures in these hoofed mammals.
The Feder al Land Bank held its annual dinner meeting Thursday at the Linecarn High School in Camden. The Home Room mothers served dinner to the 25 members present. Eighteen officers and members were present. On Sunday evening, Charles Williamson and Emerson Unzicker attended a dinner and inspection at the Masonic Temple, Camden. A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bunger. Mr and Mrs. Paul Couch and Mr and Mrs. Richard Bunger are local grandparents.
Jim Kaufman of Lebanon is a patient at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton for observation and treatment. He is listed in the hospital's daily status update.
Biographical sketches of 36 Warren County authors appear in Ohio Authors and Their Books, edited by William Coyle. The Lebanon born writers include Bergen Evans, Gardner H. Townsley, Donald Whitacre, Edward W. Keever, Ellsworth Ketcham, Karl B. Pauly, Miriam Rosenthal, and William Lytle Schurz with titles and publication years ranging from 1929 to 1949.
Mason Civitans elected MASON-Maury Amble as president with Al Aerni as vice president George Martin treasurer and Steve Sample secretary. Board of Directors named Al Aerni Dave Popplewell and Russell Smith. New administration takes effect July 1. Sheriff Bernard Kennard spoke on county activities and the next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. April 19 at the Mason Motel.
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