Ohio Farmers Examine Future Farm Program Across State
Ohio farmers will discuss what kind of farm program they want in April and May through 1500 Ohio Farm Bureau advisory councils and seven district meetings. The federation moved to bring the issue to its 63 000 members and proposed principles for a sound farm plan while praising the 81st Congress for the 1949 Agricultural Act and calling for further study before choosing a proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
The
Farm Federation
Ohio Farm Bureau
Congress
John W. Sims
West Elkton Social Notes Report Weekend Visits
Charles Hef of Columbus visited friends in West Elkton on Saturday. Edward and Thomas Avance and spouses visited relatives in Hamilton. Elsie Clippinger hosted Sunday dinner with Burgess Back and family and Marion Clippinger family. Zecker and Withrow couples from near Middletown visited their mother. Heffron and K visited Greenville hospital patient. Cora Terrill stayed with Archie Carter family. Yost Holton and Vernie Nelson families joined Chester Francis household for Sunday. Hagins traveled to Mount Sterling Ky for his mother's funeral.
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West Elkton
Charles Heffron
Columbus
Edward Avance
Thomas Avance
Hamilton
Elsie Clippinger
Burgess Back
Marion Clippinger
Charles Zecker
Ray Withrow
Near Middletown
Fred Heffron
Greenville
M. HH. K
Greenville Hospital
Cora Terrill
Archie Carter
Harold Yost
Eaton
Hobart Holton
West Middletown
Vernie Nelson
Camden
Chester Francis
Marcus Hagins
Mt. Sterling
Youth Group MPFTS Monroe Meeting At Donna McGohan Home
The Methodist Youth Organization held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Donna McGohan’s home. Members discussed upcoming activities and shared notices.
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MPFTS
Monroe
Methodist
Donna McGohan
Class Presents Movie Trenton Ghost On The Loose
The Junior Class sponsors a film titled Ghost On The Loose at Trenton High School. The showing is set for April 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Trenton
Se High School Auditor
Poasttown Clinic Pre-School Conference Friday
Poasttown School hosts a pre-school conference this Friday with registration at 8:30 a.m. and physician examination at 9 a.m. sponsored by Poasttown PTA and Butler County Health Department. Parents of preschool children have been contacted, and others are welcome to attend.
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Poasttown
PTA
Butler County Health Department
Scholarship Test Winners Named Springboro
The top 25 percent of Clearcreek Township High School will represent the school in the State Scholarship Test at Miami University in May. Students named include Arnold Amburgey Norma Douglas Richard Githens William May Carl Goreuch Joan Kolb Thomas Ousley Opal Adams Pat Locke Joan Pugh Peggy Krackner Benny Leonard and Sally Lever.
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Springboro
Clearcreek Township
Miami University
Arnold Amburgey
Norma Douglas
Richard Githens
William May
Carl Goreuch
Joan Kolb
Thomas Ousley
Opal Adams
Pat Locke
Joan Pugh
Peggy Krackner
Benny Leonard
Sally Lever
Royal Arch Masons To Confer Degree Friday Evening
Lebanon chapter No. 5 Royal Arch Masons will confer the Past Master degree after a monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m Floyd N Lanter high priest announced ushering in a ceremonial event for members and attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Royse Arch Masons
Floyd N. Lanter
Local social notes mix booster club, bridge play and Easter visits
Mr. and Mrs. Mery B. Gray hosted Booster Club directs on South Mechanic Street with a social and refreshments. Mrs. W. C. Testerman led a three table bridge group on Deerfield Road with Mrs. Richard Wood as guest. top prizes to Mrs. Revertuterbach and William Pierce, consolation to Mrs. Gene McElwee. Mrs. Jack Decker hosted a Two Table Bridge Club gathering on East Main Street with high scores to Mrs. Herschel Stiles and Miss Robin Hamilton. Easter dinner guests included multiple families on Deerfield Road, plus visits by Edna Cook and others on Mound Street. Mrs. Vail James hosted a Two Table bridge night on Deerfield Road. top scores to Myre. Jearl Spivey and Mrs. Orville Keever, consolation to Mrs. Whipple. Easter guests included Judge and Mrs. Alton F. Brown and family in Columbus. Roberta Markley from Miami University stayed with Charters Maple and sons. Visits spread across Cincinnati, Dayton, and Greenfield family gatherings and social events.
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Lebanon
Mery B. Gray
South Mechanic St
W. C. Testerman
Three Table Bridge Club
Deerfield Road
Richard Wood
Revertuterbach
William Pierce
Gene Mc
Dayton
Vail James
Edna Cook
Mound St
Exsie Chestnut
Eli Irons
Greenfield
Cal Cook
Harold
Jim
Robert Whipple
Myre
Jearl Spivey
Orville Keever
Charles Earnhart
Whipple
Alton F. Brown
Harold Knapp
Knapp
Columbus
Warren Wood
Dorothy
Charles A Wood
Roberta Markley
Miami University
Charters Maple and Sons
George Krager
Walter Krager
Cincinnati
Walter Larrick
Harry Bolanger
Society Plans Meeting in West Elkton
The Women's Society of World Service will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Lillie Shade in Hamilton. The scheduled meeting aims to discuss society plans.
Book Club to Meet Trenton
The Miami Book Club plans a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. Roy Bowlus home. The event brings together local readers for discussion and proposals in a community setting.
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Book Club
Trenton
Miami Book Club
Roy Bowlus
Germantown and area clubs schedule weekly meetings
Germantown events include Girl Scout Day Camp workshop at Mrs. Harvey Brombaugh’s home 10 p m. Cardinal Booster Club meets Thursday at 7 45 p m. Student Council sponsors clean up week April 10 to 14.
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Harvey Brombaugh
Cardinal Booster Club
Student Council of
Germantown
Roadside Park Improvement Planned in Preble County
Preble County will gain a state roadside park on Route 40 at the Ohio Indiana line to greet westbound vacationers. The plan calls for 250,000 in improvements including five acres, a rustic lodge information center, two aides, and 120 trees. Garden Club of Ohio donated the land. a bronze plaque honors the club and World War II veterans. Expected readiness this summer with full development over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio-Indiana Line
Garden Club of
Ohio
Community social notes from Greenbush area
Greenbush and surrounding households report family dinner visits at the Stubbs home. Heaters and friends attend gatherings at Velte and Gaul residences. Local Ladies Aid group met and plans the next meeting at Mrs Callie Gauls home.
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Greenbush
Jake Velte
Rudolph Stubbs
Sam Tutt
Betty Ann
Frank Ehler
Margaret Hanger
Mbonly Powell
Ladies Aid
Callie Gaul
Kelly Adams
Clyde Pierson
Charles
Gratis
Stanley Fugett
Miami Valley Hospital
Church Group Sets Thursday Meeting in Monroe
The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet at Mrs. Alfred Mason's home on Thursday afternoon. Assistant hostess is Mrs. William Garver. Mrs. Ballinger will lead devotions and the program led by Mrs. Robert Garver. The program theme is boldien partners in.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Amanda School
Women's Society of Christian Service
Amanda Methodist Church
Alert Club
Edith Hadley
Middletown
First Methodist Church
Thomas Fry
Main St
Noel Paseton
Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church
Methodist Church School
Mothers’ Club
FUR Church
Willard Taylor
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Joe Baird
Grange Hall
Hamilton
Butler County
Zion Lutheran Church of
Monroe
Alfred Mason
William Garver
W. E. Ballinger
Robert Garver
Warren County Red Cross Drive Nearly Complete
Warren County reaches 80 percent of its Red Cross fund drive goal of 8200 as Rev. Max G. Mittelstedt urges remaining solicitors to finish house to house appeals this week. Contributions from those missed should be left at any county bank.
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Warren County Red Cross
Lebanon
Warren County
Max G. Mittelstedt
Unemployment Rises in Warren County After Layoffs
In Lebanon, Sharonville, and Lockland layoffs at Electric Auto-Lite plants boosted Warren County unemployment in March. The Middletown office reports 7,089 office visits and 2,151 registered workers, with 5,467 weeks of claims. March benefits total not yet available. February paid 92,162 with a $23.04 weekly average.
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Sharonville
Lockland
Warren County
Martha Gray
Middletown
Lebanon
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
Fairfield Grange To Give Degrees At Regular Meeting
Fairfield Grange will present the third and fourth degrees at its regular meeting tonight at the school. The group will also plan a fish fry at the school on Saturday. Hanover Grange plans a fish fry at Hanover School on April 22.
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Fairfield Grange
Hanover Grange
Hanover School
Springboro Social News Highlights Wide Guest List
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bert Minton of Indianapolis and many local family gatherings. Five Hundred Club prizes went to hostess Mrs. Ernest Pickering and Mrs. Anna Marstals during Monday night at Mrs. Dwight Gilpin’s home.
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Bert Minton
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Brown
Five Hundred Club
Dwight Gilpin
Ernest Pickering
Anna Marstals
Alfred Wolf
Claud Rowlette
Franklin
George Lahman
Weekend Visitors Locate Across Multiple States
GERMANTOWN and surrounding regions report Mrs. Louise Shaffer host from Tennessee and Mrs. Paul Mount with sons from Lima, plus visits from families in Washington D C Michigan Sandusky Troy Arlington and Columbus. Several relatives and friends spent time with local residents including Mr and Mrs Homer Ankerey and Mr and Mrs Walter Phillabaum.
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Germantown
Landon Abbott
Tennessee
Louise Shaffer
Paul Mount
Lima
Lester Kurfiss
Clifford Friend
Washington D.C
Donald Gleishal
Michigan
Homer Ankerey
H. A. Rothrock
Allen
Lee Burke
Troy
D. C. Whittier
Sandusky
Walter Phillabaum
David Oblinger
Arlington
Vid Oblinger
Marvin Meyer
Sons of
Columbus
Germantown resident to accompany Swartz family home
Miss Evelyn Swarts of Lansbury is visiting with Mr and Mrs Alonzo Swartz of Buffalo New York. The Swartzes, formerly Germantown residents, plan to return to Germantown to live and Miss Swarts will accompany them home.
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Germantown
Evelyn Swarts
Lansbury
Alonzo Swartz
Buffalo
N. Y
Social Security Office Visit Set for Lebanon
Residents seeking a Social Security account number or to file a claim are urged to contact a representative from the Hamilton Field Office of the Social Security Administration in the commission ers room at the courthouse in Lebanon Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Lebanon
Hamilton Field Office
Social Security Administration
Commissioners Room
Monroe Union Prayer Service Set for Corwin Mehl Home
The Union Prayer Service will be held Thursday evening at the home of Corwin Mehl in Monroe. Local residents are invited to attend the gathering for communal reflection and evening prayers.
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Monroe
Corwin Mehl
Eaton School Announces Spring Concert Date
Eaton School music supervisor Donald Agne announced the high school Spring Concert will be held in the auditorium on Thursday April 27. The high school band of 45 players and a 65-voice chorus will perform along with solos and numbers by the Girls Ensemble. Tickets will be on sale soon.
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EATON
Donald Agne
Agne
Eaton Music Department
Lebanon Expands Knothole Program
Lebanon expands knothole baseball with Class A and B teams by invitation only due to finances. Class AA possible later if facilities allow. Last summer A and B went 14 of 18. Managers seeking practice or exhibition games should contact Marion Snyder at Box 266.
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Lebanon
Knothole Baseball
Marion Snyder
Middletown
Snyder
Presbyterian youth chili supper planned in Trenton
The Young People of the Presbyterian Church sponsor a chili supper at the church on Wednesday April 12 from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. Proceeds will support church programs and activities.
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Fred Thomas
Pikhart
Ind
Trenton Church of the Nazerene
A. M. Wilson
North Miami St
Trenton
The
Presbyterian Church
Violations Bring Fines To Drivers
Three persons appeared in Mayor J. T. Riley's court Monday to answer driving violations. Grover Woods of Franklin was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Ruth Scott of Middletown was fined 15 dollars and costs for failing to stop at an intersection. Lesley B. Floyd of Lewis was fined 50 dollars and costs with the fine suspended on condition he pays damages to Marie Green's car.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Grover Woods
Ruth Scott
Middletown
State Highway Patrol
Lesley B. Floyd
Lewis
Marie Green
Visit Ends As Counts Return Home
The party returned home after a three week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood at their Illinois residence.
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Mrs
Kenneth Wood
Illinois
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet in Parish House
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Parish House.
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Lutheran Ladies
Trenton
Lutheran Ladies Aid
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Klamo’s
Poasttown Clinic
Royal Arch Masons
X-Tane
Rational Distillers Products Corporation
Wieits
Excello
Warren County Teachers Association
Waynesville High School
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hart Community Club
Charles Stewart
Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Dayton Pike Community Club
Katherine Farnhart
Genntown Community Club
Walter Davis
Miami Valley Pres Association
Golden Lamb
Kings Mills
Alumni Association
Springboao
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
Honer
Ray Bowlus
West Flaton
Weet Bikton High School
Womens
Womens' Soriety of World Service
Lillie Shade
Preble County
T. J. Kauer
Layoufs Hike Warren Co
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Springboro Social News
Myron Munger
Dearborn, Mich
Dick Walters
R. M. Weidner
Jesse Brandenburg
Walter Zecker
Kenneth Cosler
Xenia
Arthur Gross
Edward Crotley
Chautauqua
Chalmer Brandenburg
W. T. Tullis
Orissa Hayner
George Seidenstick
Mary Taylor
Jamee Hough
Angeville
Betty Wade
Robert Lahman
Robert Hudson and
John D. Hudson
Richmond, Ind
Curtis Reedy
Wilbur Betts
Stanley Cook
Anta Cook
Florida
James Melvin
Ralph McCalley
Mirs
Kenneth Melvin
Miamisburg
Clark Melvin
J. P. Morgan
Butterville
Mary Moore
Betty McCoppin
Logan Gabbard
Charles Hunt
Ellie Back
Lytle
Revlah Fidience
Air
Heber Aforgen
Allan Fry
A. 0
Reeve Davis
Finley Morris
Lawrence Campbell
George Mount
Arlifie
Car Garden Club
Centerville
Earl Shiflett
Russell Whi
Blue Bail
Clint Hutt
Ralph Hutt
Bigg
Willard Allen
Charles Sweny
Anna Sweney
Horst Glagowski
E. E. Luttringer
Curtis Beck
George Benham
Benham
HE. Shetterly
Arvey Shetterly
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Darton
J. M. Hogg
Olney Fugate
Mary Leighty
Arthur Miltenberger
Fred Mayne
Matilda Hamilton
Anglesby
Linda Gittens
Waynesville
Charles Harris
Fred Wade
Will Ross
Albert Pummel
Taylor
Seldon Coffeen
Glenn Borden
Feeter Coffeen
Don Charlton
Phyllie Galbreath
John Dunaway
Louis Fry
Ed Leisz
William Blackford
George
Helen Kermode
Gale Barkalow
Charles Allen
Harold Rogers
Lexington
Don Rogers
Rose Rogers
Harry O'Neal
Jacksonville
W. Fine
Eva Wood
Leur
Eaton School
Dueztm
Middletown Ice & Coal CO
Woodlawn Ave
Tenshep Aine Faris AT
Advance Upholstering CO
Reeves
Jewelers
Central Ave
Noland Camera Shop
David Beachler
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