Franklin Scouts Take Part in Rugged Weekend
Franklin Boy Scouts from troop 24 joined 2 790 scouts camping at Somerset Kentucky for a two day event to hike a 10 mile trail honoring Confederate Gen Felix Zollicoffer. Rain and snow fell as the group faced near freezing temperatures and injuries were reported among non Franklin participants.
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Franklin
Boy Scout
Franklin Troop 24
Somerset
Felix Zollicotier
Bama
Gordon Bowles
Clifford Parsons
Mike Hollingsworth
David Neumeister
Steve Ellis
Tom Miller
Mortgages Rise in Warren County in March
Real estate and chattel mortgages filed in Warren County in March increased about $500,000 from February. County Recorder Pearl M. Graham reports 1,039 mortgages totaling $3,752,379.77, versus 841 totaling $3,279,337.42 in February, with deeds recorded at 245 and miscellaneous filings at 123.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Pearl M. Graham
Couple visits sister in Cincinnati on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Fred Shiemaker of Cincinnati spent Sunday evening with his sister Mrs Nellie Rowland and John Rowland.
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Fred Shiemaker
Cincinnati
Nellie Rowland
John Rowland
Stronger Yet Safer Anacin Relief for Arthritis Pains
New York ad claims Anacin provides hours of relief from chronic arthritis and rheumatism pains. It promotes a stronger safer combination that relieves deep joint and bone pains, reduces inflammation, and improves mobility without upsetting the stomach.
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New York
N.Y
Franklin Club News and Legion Women Entertained
Twenty members of the chorus from the School for Exceptional Children entertained American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149 at the Legion Home on E Fourth Street. Directed by Mrs. John L. Kelly, they sang six numbers in a program titled Songs of the West. Mrs. Robert Horn was voted in as a new member. An announcement urged a covered dish dinner with Legion Post 149 Wednesday evening. Poppy chairwoman Mrs. Thomas Shiflett announced the posters are being made by the school art department. Open house at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky is set for April 25 where the poppies are produced. Mrs. Jay Bowlin read a report on Colombia. A May 21 Birthday dinner is planned with Legion Post 149 serving.
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Franklin
School For Exceptional Children
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149
Legion Home
E. Fourth Street
John L. Kelly
Robert Horn
Legion Post 149
Poppy
Thomas Shiflett
Art
Partment
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Jay Bowlin
Colombia
American Legion Post 149
Garden Club
Floral Gardens
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Manager Named South Lebanon Bank Construction Starts
Directors of the Lebanon Citizens National Bank and South Lebanon officials joined a ground breaking for a new branch. Carl D. Stiles outlined plans before about 100 attendees, with Rev. Mervin Rudd delivering a prayer. Jones Construction Co. will build the branch, targeting occupancy by late June. Paul Runyan will serve as branch manager.
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South Lebanon
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Carl D. Stiles
The
Mervin Rudd
First Church of God
Stiles
Charles J. Waggoner
Ralph van Meter
Sam
Paul Runyan
Lebanon Bank
Springboro Plans Softball Meet for Men's League
James Hough principal of the elementary school announces a reorgan ization meeting of the Clearcreek Township Men's Softball Association for April 24 at 7 30 p m at the fire house. All men 18 and older may attend to join this year s league. Contact Hough or Ralph Wade for information.
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Springboro
James Hough
Belle Center Visitors Highlight Weekend Family Call
Mr and Mrs Larry MeKiernan and their three children from Belle Center visited here over the weekend with the couple's in laws Rev and Mrs Henry Lynd.
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Larry MecKiernan
Belle Center
iRev
Henry Lynd
Laynecrest PTO Meeting and Bridal Shower at Franklin
A Laynecrest PTO event at the Legion Home honored Miss Brenda Sue Logsdon as bride elect of Tom Litsch. Hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Logsdon and Mrs. Claude Logsdon. The couple will wed May 19 at First Methodist Church at 7:30 PM. A separate report notes Girl Scout leader Mrs. Ray Bunnell addressed the PTO about camping, with plans for a Spring Festival May 5 from 1 to 4 PM, plus officer nominating for May 15. Also, Carol Jean Imerick celebrated her 15th birthday and Ronnie Imerick his 11th with nearby family gatherings.
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Franklin
Legion Home
Brenda Sue J Lodgsdon
Tom Litseh
Miss Logsdon
Silas Logsdon Sr
Litsch
Larry Logsdon
First Methodist
Bers
PTO
Laynecrest
Car Sales Jump in Warren County March
Warren County March car and truck sales rose sharply with 236 units sold, up from February’s 193. Chevrolet led with 87 sales, Ford 50, and a diverse lineup of brands including Permiac Rambler Oldsmobile Mercury Buick and more. Titles issued for new and used cars accompanied the figures.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Cliff C. Beckett
Chevrolet
Ford
Permiac
Rambler
Oldsmobile
Mercury
Buick
International
Volkswagen
Dodge
Cadillac
Chrysler
Studebaker
FWD
Lincoln
Renault
GMC
Imperial
Metropolitan
Plymouth
Simca
Triumph
Willys
Germantown Library Open House Draws Crowd During National Week
Nearly 200 people attend Germantown Library third annual open house held during National Library Week. Event features local art including paintings and sculptures. Sponsored by Germantown Business and Professional Womens Club with Mrs. Glenn Southard as chairwoman. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Richard Moler from Casper Wyoming visiting with Mrs Moler's mother Mrs Julia Moler.
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Germantown
Germantown Library
National Library Week
Germantown Business and Professional Womens Club
Glenn Southard
Richard Moler
Casper, Wyoming
Julia Moler
Mortgage filings and car numbers show monthly shifts
The report notes 2 566 cars for the month versus 1 513 previously and 933 mortgages filed with 929 canceled, with Beckett commenting on the figures.
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Beckett
Centerville Sunrise Easter Services Planned at Memory Gardens
Sunrise Easter services at 7 am April 22 at Miami Valley Memory Gardens Cemetery near Centerville, led by Rev. Carlton Lundquist of Lytle Methodist Church. The Lytle Choir directed by Mrs. Martha Laird will sing a special Easter program. A breakfast follows at 8 am in Lytle Methodist Church. Public invited. this marks the fourth year with over 500 attendees last year.
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Centerville
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Carlton Lundquist
Methodist Church
Lytle
Martha Laird
Lytle Methodist Church
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
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Zollicoffer
Tennessee
Mississippi
Ala
Janet Bowles
Sally Miller
Marshall Miller
Franklin Mothers Auxiliary
Robert Rainey
Joe Haas
Martin Boston
Cecil Anderson
Chester Roberson
Boyd Fout
Warren
South
Hoe
S. Main
Hunter School
Marion Contracting Co
Dayton
Rt. 122
Journal
Stallard
Miami Valley News
Franklin Club News
Legion
Elmer Barker
Union Road
Ivan Thacker
OMT
Albert Bond
Josephine Sellers
Eagle's Auxiliary
Eagle's Home
Main Street
Masonic Temple
Emory Morris
Millie's
National Hairdresser's Association
Sue Rossman
South Lebanon Bank
Russell Horn
Horn
Mayflower
the Hauselman
Mayflower World
Park St. Middletown
Dermantown
Lloyd Logsdon
Claude Logsdon
Ray Bunnell
Middletown
Eugene Imerick
Carol Jean
Ron- Inie
Wilson
Russell McDermott
Miami Valley Hospital
George Emley
Lerroy Dickerson
Mt. iVictory
Emley
George Small
Kenton Hospital
Muir
Muir's Discount
Con. Aynes Auto
Economy Savings & Loan CO
Central Ave
Middletons
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