Camden Homecoming Opens August 16 Week of Festival in Camden
Plans for Camden's 16th Annual Homecoming announce August 16 start with a weeklong program August 17 to 21. The Camden Progressive Club Inc sponsors the event with W R Garen's Mighty Hoosier State Shows providing midway rides, 50 concessions, six shows, and moonlight dancing run by the American Legion. Hugo Zacchini Cannon Act, featuring a circus veteran shot from a cannon over two ferris wheels, is highlighted each evening. Zacchini, Life Magazine subject, headlines the midway with 95 local concessions and a small admission to offset costs. Harry E Neff presides as club president, Robert West as secretary.
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Camden
Camden Progressive Club, Inc
W. R. Garen
America
American Legion
Hugo Zacchini
Zacchini
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey
Life Magazine
Harry E Neff
Robert West
Cow Wire or Metal Stuck in Stomach Warns Dairymen
A Country Gentleman report by North Carolina veterinarians Dr. Christian and Dr. Shuford details signs of a cow consuming wire or metal, urges early diagnosis, and describes a surgical procedure called operation hardware with a 90 to 95 percent success rate when done promptly on the left flank incision to remove the object and allow rapid recovery.
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Arthur B. Christian
F. L. Shuford
North Carolina
Biltmore
Asheville
Christian
Franklin Officer Resigns Position
John Shotwell of the Franklin Police Department resigns, effective September 1, with Frank Harbach to fill the vacancy. Harbach, employed by George Jeffery, will serve at a salary of 1900 dollars per year while Jeffery recovers from a knee injury at home.
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Franklin
John Shotwell
Franklin Police Department
Frank Harbach
George Jeffery
Shotwell
Harbach
Camden social notes include visits and trips
Mr and Mrs Earl Maddock of near Richmond and Mr and Mrs Jack Garst of Dayton visited Mrs Etta Maddock on North Main. Cecil Reeve of Cincinnati spent time with his father Charles Reeve. Elsie Fisher and daughter and Michael shopped in Richmond. James Horrigan of Dayton visited his mother. I N Gabriel of Hamilton visited Horrigan. Jean Herbster spent days at a Cleveland clinic. Dr C E McKinley and son Charles returned from a Michigan fishing trip. Julia Deem and Mrs Fred J Rapp attended an Eastern Star picnic near New Paris. Camden Beauty Shop, run by Mrs Mary Shields, will close August 7 to 17.
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Camden
Earl Maddock
Richmond
Jack Garst
Dayton Wree
Etta Maddock
North Main St
Cecil Reeve
Cincinnati
Charles Reeve
Elsie Fisher
Harvey Long
Michael
James L. Horrigan
Dayton
John Horrigan
I. N. Gabriel
Hamilton
State Park
New Paris
Mary Shields
Convention Plans Public Program at Pollock Talk
Delegates to the Associated Bible Students International Convention at Chautauqua will hear G Russell Pollock speak on Gods Plan for man Friday at 8 p m in the auditorium Pollock known for California radio programs will headline a program starting with a musical prelude at 7 30 p m Open to the general public with no admission charge or collection, per the program chairman.
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Chautauqua
Associated Bible Students International
G. Russell Pollock
Pollock
God
California
Germantown Weekenders and Local Appointments Highlight News
Germantown residents visit relatives in Germantown and elsewhere as Dr. P A Kemper and son and James Bond return from a westward month long trip. Robert Poorman named head of English at Center High School in Center Colorado. Linda Sue born to Dennis Bolinger and wife at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton.
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Germantown
Gene Smith
Woodville
Emma Smith
P. A. Kemper
Robert
James Bond
West
A. L. Stingley
Cincinnati
Clarence Kurtz
Ernest Kepler
George
Robert Adams
Will Troxell
Myra Bruner
Wilbur Sprinkel
Wes Russell Baker
Great Lakes Naval Station
C. A. Baker
N. Main St
Dennis Bolinger
Linda Sue
Miami Valley Hospital
Daymn
Clayton Garner
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Family gatherings and visits across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Local notices record Helen and Barbara Haven with Mrs Lucille Dalheimer in Ashland Kentucky and others attending a Indiana sun ny reunion. Several families including Kennels Rau and Stabler vacationing in Virginia Beach, shopping trips described and guests visiting in Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown and Madera. A final note explains New Hebrides natives bind newborn heads to create a slanted skull, viewed as beauty.
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Helen
Barbara Haven
Lucille Dalheimer
Ashland
Gertrude Price
Homer Carter
Eugene McKinney
Indiana
Ralph Kennel
Charles Olliver
Clifford Kennel
F Ed Rugarb
Fred Rau
Barbara
Chucky Rau
Midletown
Mikelarrh
Charles O. Everson
Paul Stabler
Virginia Beach
Harry Fee
Lois Jean
West Chester
Edna Billingslea
David Bishop
Martha Bishop
Marie
Lebanon
Ted Bishop
Springboro
Harold Narsh
Pat Bishop
Hamilton
Floyd Bishop
Middletown
Martin Bishop
Jerry
Madera
Ec. Bishop
Elmer Long
Leta Gorsuch
Cincinnati
Ed Wallace
Joseph Condon
Jack Shannon
Kenneth Stewart
Buckeye Lake
Stella Elliott
Grace Clawson
New Hebrides Islands
Delegates Named To Ohio Grange Convention
Monroe Grange elected delegates for the December Ohio State Grange sessions at a Monday meeting with 70 members in attendance. Roy Kettman and Eugene McKinney were named delegates and alternates, while plans for an August 30 meeting and a picnic at Harmon Park Lebanon were announced.
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Monroe
Ohio State Grange
Monroe Grange
Monroe School
Ray McKinley
Lester Kennel
Joe Baird
McKinley
Harmon Park
Lebanon
Roy Kettman
Eugene McKinney
The
Grange
Eleanor Baird
Mildred Baird
Window Viper
Ray McKinney
Elma Belle
Francis
Zelma_ Barnthouse
Boyd Smith
Helen Campbell
Patricia Rosselot
Edward Rosselot
Rosselot
Eileen Magic
Local groups plan events across nearby towns
Springboro Grange meets at the grange hall Wednesday evening. Carlisle Working Club of the New Jersey Presbyterian Church gathers at Mrs. Howard Peast’s home. Trenton hosts the Butler County 4-H Round-Up at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Trenton High School. Lebanon plans Moose Society talks in Memorial Hall Wednesday evening. Jacksonburg Wayne Township Livestock Club meets at the De Bord residence Wednesday evening. Hamilton holds Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange picnic at LeSourdsville Lake Thursday. Franklin Ladies' Aid Society meets at the Anspacher country home near Germantown Thursday. Seven Mile Kitchen Kids host a jenic at LeSourdsville Lake Thursday. Katun purebred ram sale at Preble County Fairgrounds Thursday afternoon. Carlisle PTA ice cream social at the school grounds Friday evening. Gratis lawn fete at First Brethren Church lawn Friday evening. Red Lion MYEK
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Carlisle
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Howard Peast
Franklin
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Clarence Anspacher
Germantown
Liquid gas fertilizer gains traction on southern farms
Farmers adopt liquid nitrogen injection using anhydrous ammonia stored in high pressure tanks. The method, applied via nozzles on planters, ties nitrogen to roots and reduces costs. Mississippi cotton and corn tests show higher yields with this liquid form versus solid ammonium nitrate, as nitrogen content differs 81 percent vs 32 percent.
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Capper
Farm Magazine
Mississippi
California
Arizona
The
Franklin Police Chief Returns Parolee From Ohio Penitentiary
Franklin Chief of Police O E Chamberlain traveled to Columbus and back with parolee Ed Gadd who served a year at the Ohio State Penitentiary for driving without the owners consent. Gadd will face a charge related to one of three minor children upon his return to Franklin.
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Franklin
O. E. Chamberlain
Columbus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ed Gadd
Gadd
Tiny ocean life to unlock Atlantic history in study
Amherst Massachusetts scientists prepare summer research on foraminifera tiny marine animals that populate the sea in vast numbers. Dr Fred B Phleger will lead the project examining shells embedded in the ocean floor to infer conditions during the formation of ancient marine rocks.
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Amherst
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Fred B. Phleger
Ice Cream Social Planned at Red Lion Church
Franklin notices report an ice cream social at the Red Lion church Saturday starting at 7 p.m. A Loyal Class August meeting of Congregational Christian day is set for 1 30 p.m. in the area of Mrs Hazel Barca low.
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Red Lion Church
Overpeck picnic planned by township group
The Overpeck Improvement and Protective Association schedules its annual picnic for Saturday at the Township Grounds. The event will feature community fellowship and outdoor activities for residents and neighbors.
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Overpeck
Overpeck Improvement and Protective Association
Butler County Building Permits Total 198,050 in July
Sixty two building permits issued in Butler County areas outside municipalities total 198,050 dollars for July. The figures from acting building inspector John Kiesewetter show most permits were for new homes or dwelling remodeling, with detailed listings by township and applicant across Lemon Fairfield Hanover Oxford Milford St Clair Liberty Ross Madison Union and other townships.
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Butler County
Hamilton
John Kiesewetter
Lemon Township
O. L. Lawson
Oneida
John E. Chamberlain
Carson Rd
James R. Weir
Marshall Rd
Merritt Gambill
Grand Ave
W. M. Moreling
Mohawk
Waneta
Orville Wright
Eldorado
Emmett Muterspaw
Lamberton St
Matt B
James Crouch
Rose Lawn Subdivision
Wells Lyle
Route 173
Velina Gentry
Home Acres
William Williams
Winona Drive
Avalon
O. L. Lansow
Oberon Drive
George Geary
Blue Ball
L. Guiter
Warren Rd
Clifton Farms
Garrett Brewer
Minnesota St
Buena Vista
Raymond F. Allen
Sheffield St
Mayfield Subdivision
Edwin Moore
George Halsey
Fred Newton
Winton St
Fairfield Township
Tony Viicena
Anthony Wayne
Roscoe Phillips
Parkamo Ave
Elbert Cook
Tuley Rd
Albert Morris
Milton St
Homewood Addition
Howard Huff
Gray Rd
Frank Hubbard
J. J. Stephenson
Wyoming St
Symmes Corner
James Dixon
Greenlawn
Theodore Kirby
Homewood
Donald Weiss
William E. Agee
Morris Rd
Smith Garland
Parrish Ave
Jesse L. Fields
Mack Rd
Hanover Township
Andrew Pabst
Darrtown Pike
Donald Winkler
Minton Rd
Kennedy Rd
Woodsdale
Liberty Township
Harry Brown
Millikin
Harrison Fields
Country Club Heights
Ross Township
William Amiot
Venice
Madison Township
Tailored Homes, Inc
Lee Morris
Brown Run
Abe
Emma Young
St. Clair-Madison
George Stokes
Elk Creek
Union Township
Ernest Driver
Dunkirk
Gratis Livestock Club July Meeting And Planned August Party
The Gratis Livestock club met July 22 at the school building. A social event is planned for August 19 with the Gratis Sewing Club as guests. The Stitch and Chatter Club held a picnic at Road Park, then visited Mrs Mable Bookwalter. Next meeting set for Mrs Daisy Coleman’s home. Mrs Lucille Pugh of Dayton visited Uncle Hubert Coleman’s family. Albert Houser spent the weekend with relatives in Gratis.
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Gratis
Gratis Livestock Club
Gratis Sewing Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Road Park
Mable Bookwalter
Helen Carter
Daisy Coleman
Lucille Pugh
Dayton
Hubert Coleman
Albert Houser
Overpeck Association Plans Annual Picnic
The 34th annual Overpeck Improvement and Protective Association picnic schedule was announced by chairman John Reif. The event at the Township grounds features a lunch stand, country store, games, contests, and dancing with Sheik Coyle and his orchestra from 9 to 12 p.m. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. William Coox and many local members.
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Overpeck
Overpeck Improvement and Protective Association
John Reif
Sheik Coyle
William Coox
Eugene Stempfley
Adramn Fallert
Charles Stempfley
Clarence Flory
Hubert Urban
Charles Billingslea
Walter Sipp
Earl Housefield
Dell Howse
Ardy Tinler
al Beaudoin
Violet Wise
R. T. Hill
Floyd Rawlins
George Armoure
Rotary Golf Tournament In Germantown
Germantown Rotary Club conducts an open amateur golf tournament with participants including Donald Moyer Ross Brewer George Emley Emory Moyer Boyd Askins George Huber Lawson Phillabaum John Largen Dennis Bolinger George Shaffer Maurice Getter Paul Bressler Thomas Frisby Robert Reason Charles Hodson Charles Kuch John Swartzel Robert Swartzel Ott Millett Eugene Winglewich Robert Coghill and Dick Boyer.
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Germantown
Weekend Socials Around Franklin Rural area
Mr and Mrs Clyde Helsinger of Wester ville visited his farmer parents Mr and Mrs Fred Helsinger over the weekend. Numerous neighbors and relatives shared Sunday afternoons with families including the Deardoffs and Stoutenboros. Several households hosted guests from Dayton Columbus Middletown and Camden as they visited towns across the region this past Sunday.
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Franklin
Clyde Helsinger
Westerville
Fred Helsinger
Fred Helsi
Lester Dunlap
Camden
Church Class Meeting Change Notices local church
TRANKLIN The meeting of the Local Class of the Congregational Christian Church will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Hazel Bare along Allen Street. There will be a business meeting and a covered dish supper. Members are asked to note the date has been changed from August 12 to August 5.
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Tranklin
Congregational Christian Church
Hazel Barealow
Allen St
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