Mason Schools and Music Show Highlight May Events
The Mason district features the Spring Music Time Concert on Friday May 5 at 315 pm with grade and high school bands and orchestras. trumpet and clarinet trios perform with the high school soloists Gregory Freeze and Jonny Combs, alongside a student science exhibit by David Pearson at the State Science Fair April 21 in Cincinnati.
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MASON
William Mason
Wil
Gaye Calvert
Bill Diggins
Terry Dawson
John Green
Tom Peters
Kim Spaeth
Betty Campbell
Kathy Chappell
Roger Miller
Gregory Freeze
Weber
Jonny Combs
David Pearson
William Mason High School
Academy of Science
University of Cincinnati
Springboro Students Named for Warren County Select Band
Springboro Clearcreek school music director Earl Manford announced 16 Springboro students will appear with the Warren County Select Band in concert at Waynesville on April 22. Names listed include Gary Kirkpatrick Mike Blevins David Hamilton Kermit Leis Luella Leis Gary Coates Mike Wilson Mike De Castillo Carol Hamilton Diane Racz Doris Long Mike Locke Barbara McDonald Earl Gabbard Dan Sandford and Joe Shiplett.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Earl Manford
Warren County
Waynesville
Gary Kirkpatrick
Mike Blevins
David Hamiton
Kermit
Luella Leis
Gary Coates
Mike Wilson
Mike de Castillo
Carol Hamilton
Diane Racz
Doris Long
Mike Locke
Barbara McDonald
Earl Gabbard
Dan Sandford
Joe Shiplett
Presbyterian Pilots to Meet in Lebanon Fellowship Hall
Lebanon notes report the Presbyterian Pilots will gather Friday in the church Fellowship Hall after the business meeting. A social hour of folk dances and baby Berman Ross will follow. Community members share updates from local host families and residents.
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Charles Miller
West Alexandria
Jack Jones
Lyle Stewart
Ray Schwartz
Dayton Road
Warren McCormick
George House
Byron Nixon
Don Worley
C. McClain
West Elkton Church meets for Bible study and movie night
West Elkton residents attend church events with plans for a Thursday meeting at 7 30 in the church basement and a devotion led by Mrs Pauls Stephenson. The Fire Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7 30 to discuss the Home Coming in June.
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Arthur Johnson
Columbia Road
Ed Wiggins
Leroy Stephenson
American Bible Socety
Stephenson
Anna Glacken
Benny Dick
West Elkton
Winmore
EUB Church
Pauls Stephenson
Valentine Mann
Val
James Erwin Jrend
Teresa
Sarah
Diana
Karen
Somerville
Marjorie Williams
Cooper
Eaton
New Lebanon Inn
Preble County Library District Expands Use and Access
National Library Week highlights the county district library system growing from six independent libraries to a unified network. In 1960 circulation reached 89 761, up 37 percent from the prior year, with 6 713 residents holding library ID cards. About 2 500 new books were added, 3 000 from the State Traveling Library, and inter-branch exchanges rise as a future goal. The Camden branch circulated 11 733 in 1960, a 5 416 rise, while West Elkton shows a 273 percent gain with 8 325 borrowed in 1960. New books added include 240 for 1980 and 456 from the Traveling Library. The district won the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award at Book of the Month Club.
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Preble County
Library World
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
National Library Week
Island of the Blue Dolphins
Scott O'Dell
American Library Association
Ameri
Camden
Preble County District Library
West Elkton
Germantown Lions Minstrel Opens This Week at Alma Albright Gym
Germantown Lions Club announces a two night Minstrel Show April 21 and 22 at Alma Albright Gym High School. Phil Schaeffer directs the minstrel with Paul Arnold as interlocutor Nicholas Cronieck directs the chorus and Dr Robert Bowers is the pianist. Several members and a large chorus perform many specialty numbers. Tickets available from any Lion member. Also notes social visit highlights with the Hallie Hoffman and Oblinger families.
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Germantown
Germantown Lions Club
Albright
Phil Schaeffer
Paul Arnold
Nicholas Cronieck
Robert Bowers
Robert Reason
Ead
Dale Lindsey
Barney Kesling
Rodrey Michael
Robert Barnhart
Correction on Blue Ball church minister and building program
A Journal correction states that Rev. William Winch is the minister of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church, not Harlan Jarvis. The article also clarifies the church is planning a $20,000 building program.
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Harlan Jarvis
Blue Ball
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
William Winch
Burns Contract Not Yet Renewed By School Board
Franklin School Board did not renew Supt. J Forrest Burns contract yet and he was not included in a resolution hiring administrators. His contract must be renewed before July if the board wants him to continue in its employ.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
J. Forrest Burns
Burns
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