Clearcreek School Board Plans August 29 Bond Election
Clearcreek Local School District and the Board of Elections set a special election for Tuesday August 29 on a 260000 bond issue. Polls open 6 30 am to 6 30 pm across Clear Creek Township East and West Springboro Village and Clearcreek West Precinct. A 60 percent vote is required to pass the levy outside the ten mill limit, estimated to average 42 cents per 100 of assessed value for up to 23 years to fund a ten room high school addition, kindergarten and cafeteria, and an enlarged gymnasium.
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Lebanon
Board of Educcation of
Clearcreek
Board of Elections
William H ., Jr
Clearcreek Township
Springboro
Franklin
Ghittlecreek
Clearcreek West
Birthday and picnic notices in Franklin area
Community notices record multiple social events. Wilbur Norris hosts a birthday picnic with family and friends on Union Rd. St Pauls Lutheran and Congregational Christian Church groups host Wednesday afternoon gatherings. Blue Fat Church youths picnic with First Baptist at Miami Valley Chautauqua. Several residents travel or visit relatives. a 74th birthday is celebrated at Union Rd. with a picnic supper. Death in Middletown brings a family gathering.
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Franklin
Wilbur Norris
Union Rd
Gertrude Hildebrand
Rachel Gregg
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Congregational Christian Church
Aaron Doty
Tibball St
Rose Herget
Blue Fat
First Baptist Church
Miami Valley Chautauqua
George Lackens
Paul Lackens
Danville
Joseph Priest
Ralph Bailey
Joseph Berkley
Berkley
Fred Burns
Michigan
Ray Kinder
Middletown
W. O. Thompson
H. FE. Bailey
Carl Fisenmenger
Indiana
F. H. Elms
Marriage of Bernice Johnson and Robert Crider in Lebanon
Announcement this week notes the July 29 wedding at the bride’s Lebanon home. The couple are Miss Bernice Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Johnson, and Robert C Crider, son of the Rev and Mrs Newton Crider. Nearby social notices mention dinners, luncheons, bridge games, and family visits across Lebanon and surrounding towns with multiple local families hosting and traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Bernice Johnson
James Johnson
Robert C. Crider
Newton Crider
J. R. Oakman
Richard Lindenmuth
Peggy
Dicky
East Warren St
Lingenmuth
Edward Herrick
Albert Herrick
John Hollingsworth
Oregonia
Helen Probasco
Briar Cliff Manor
N.Y
Bernard Bowman
Anthony Torino
Harold Sheets
Harley Peck, Jr
Richard Kissner
Tracey Jo
Delaware Hospital
Herschel Frazier
Donny and
Dickey
Washington Court House
H. R. Harris
Henry Ronshein
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charles Fraser
Cowan’s Lake
Sam Miller
Blair Miller
South
Miami
Key West
The
Smoky Mountains
James P. Tee
Michael Thomas
Granville
Camden Parsonage Redecorated by Ladies Group
After a six week delay Rev and Mrs James H Misheff moved into the Camden Methodist manse. The parsonage was decorated by the Women's Society of Christian Service led by Mrs Robert Duskey Mrs Lawrence Rodeffer and Mrs Mark Keller. The Misheffs came from Hanover Massachusetts where they served Norwell Methodist Church since 1947. They both attended Boston University and he was ordained in the Ohio Conference, with earlier trial ordination in 1948. During the interim they stayed with relatives in Forestville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
James H. Misheff
Methodist Manse
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Robert Duskey
Lawrence Rodeffer
Mark Keller
Parsonage Beautification Committee
Misheff
Hanover
Mass
Norwell Methodist Church
Boston University
Ohio
Methodist Church
Lakeside
Ohio Conference
Conference On Trial
Columbus
Misheffs
Michael Misheff
William M. Judd
Forrestville
Emergency Medical Committee Is Asked By State Association
Ohio State Medical Association president Dr E O Swartz has urged Warren County to form an emergency medical committee. The 88 counties were asked to establish local bodies to advise civilian defense units and develop a civilian medical program for possible enemy attack as part of a statewide Emergency Medical Service plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Arch D. Harvey
Warren County
E. O. Swartz
Cincinnati
Ohio State Medical Association
Committee On National Emergency Medical Service
Camden Horse Show Held by Local Clubs on Sunday
Camden Progressive Club and the Half Circle Rangers sponsor a horse show and western contest at the Progressive Club Grounds Sunday at 1 p.m. Spotted horse Palomino and parade horse classes are planned along with various contests open to the public. If rain, the event moves to the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Camden Progressive Club
Half Circle
Rangers
Progressive Club
Overpeck Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Overpeck residents share weekend and Sunday visits with family and friends. Richmonds Jess Conn visited Charles Imhoff. Nora Hill hosted out of town guests. Paul Nickell returned from Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Ottie Lakes and Barbara Farlett spent the weekend in Illinois. Cincinnati visitors included Mrs. Stanley Baker and Mrs. Katie Beetle. Floray and Violet Wise visited Bellfontaine relatives. Arthur Wise fished in Celina. Andy Wylie returned from Fort Hamilton Hospital. Mary Sharits of Trenton visited relatives. Ida Schul hosted Maggie Hamges of Hamilton. Frank Sauer from Columbus staying with his son and family. Fred Ipp in attendance.
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Overpeck
Jess Conn
Richmond
Ind
Charles Imhoff
Nora Hill
Paul Nickell
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Ottie Lakes
Barbara Farlett
Illinois
Stanley Baker
Katie Beetle
Cincinnati
Clarence Floray
Violet Wise
Bellfontaine
Arthur Wise
Celina
Andy Wylie
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Mary Sharits
Trenton
Ida Schul
Maggie Hamges
Hamilton
Frank Sauer
Columbus
Fred Ipp
Fun Night in Camden Sponsored by Lions Club
The Lions Club hosts a Fund Night on Monday evening August 21 with rain date Tuesday. Activities include Camden High School Band concert, a twirlers demonstration, a pet parade with prizes, best decorated bicycle contest for ages up to 15, three legged and sack races, a knot-hole game between Camden and Eaton, and a closing skirt game between Eaton and Camden Lions Clubs to raise funds for Polio.
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Camden
Lions Club
Polio Fund
Camden High School
William Nixon
Eaton
Lions Club of
Friends and families gather for town notices and obits
Somerville residents mourn Mrs Lottie Peters former Somerville resident dies Tuesday funeral set Thursday at Immanuel Funeral Home. Golden wedding anniversary observed for Mr and Mrs P W Leibrick in Darrtown with open house at Webb Funeral Home in Hamilton. Numerous local visits and family gatherings noted from Washington DC to Hamilton and Lexington with camps, dinners, and birthday celebrations. Also Roxburgh fig in Canary Islands grows to four inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Lottie Peters
Middletown
Imman Funeral Home
S. E. Gerber
P. W. Leibrick
Darrtown
Webb Funeral Home
Hamilton
Herbert Hill
Myron Hill
Washington, D.C
John Kreiter
Xenia
William Reutschler
Paul Hill
Phyllis Lintner
Bob Staihaber
Warren Randall
Nellie Randall
Lloyd Hornsby
J. C. Fletcher
Lexington
Patty Randall
Fletchers
Fred Bergamyer
Evert Brosur
Herman Walters
Brookville
Ind
Walters
Willard Kenworthy
James Landis
Earl Landis
Robert
Bradford
David Kenworthy
Marcella
Larry Hufford
Adrian Cooper
Henry Fouts
Mercy Hospital
John Smith
Cleveland
Pat Scholl
Arthur Harris
Springfield
Darrell Daniels
Deanna Louise Daniel
George Baker
Nester and Wava
Muncie
David Dunkelbarger and Sons
Michigan
Miamisburg group schedules a Chautauqua comedy
The Miamisburg Theatre presents James Montgomery’s three act comedy Nothing But The Truth in the Chautauqua open-air auditorium this Saturday at 8 p.m. Four businessmen trade a ten thousand dollar bet to tell the truth for 24 hours, with the prize to double the money. The play, once a Bob Hope film, centers on their quarrel and plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
James Montgomery
Chautauqua
Bob Hope
Grand Petit Jury To Be Picked Soon In Lebanon
Jury wheel drawn on Friday August 18 at 9 30 a m in the Clerk of Courts office will reveal the names for the September term. Beckett will announce 35 grand jury members and 40 petit jurors. Jury commissioners Williams and Brown oversee the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Cliff
Beckett
Wll
Sarah M. Williams
G. F. Brown
Women’s Society Meets Thursday in Somerville Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met in August at the Somerville church. Miss Rachel Allen of Hamilton spoke, with Mrs. Wilbur Pierson of Hamilton singing two solos accompanied by Mrs. W. B. Bell. Refreshments and decorated tables followed in the church annex.
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Somerville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Rachel Allen
Hamilton
Wilbur Pierson
W. B. Bell
Roy Morrow
Dixie Four to Sing Sacred Concert at Chautauqua
The Dixie Four, known for Mutual network programs from Indianapolis Tabernacle, will perform a sacred concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the open-air Chautauqua auditorium. This marks their first appearance at this venue and adds a notable event to the Miami Valley entertainment lineup.
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Chautauqua
Dixie Four
Miami Valley
Mutual
Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Local residents host and visit across towns
Mr and Mrs Carl Doughman and son and Mr and Mrs Laurel Ely and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Doughman and family. George Tyler and David visited Wilmington. Nancy Newman visits grandmother Mrs Mary Foutz in Piqua. Mrs Leo Manrod and Mrs Rose Weiss of Hamilton were guests of Mr and Mrs Royanrod and daughters. D J Mellotte and Wilmington family visit Harry Pell and family. Charles Crout and Mrs Crout fish in Starve Lake. Walter Henderson of Akron returns home after visiting friends and relatives and visits Queen City Rest Home in Cincinnati with Mr and Mrs Harry Osborn and Mrs Kathryn Popp of Middletown. Jean Daniels of Ironton and Janet Brammer of Mayfield visit aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Eayeard Kramer. Clyde Everheart and Bob attend Cincinnati Chicago baseball game at Crosley Field. Mrs Willard Traver confined to home with arthritis. Sam Wintough of Circleville visits Max Rader family. Harry Atchley visits sisters in Bethel.
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Excello
Carl Doughman
Laurel Ely
Paul Doughman
George Tyler
David
Wilmington
Nancy Newman
Mary Foutz
Piqua
Leo Manrod
Rose Weiss
Hamilton
Royanrod
D. J. Mellotte
Harry Pell
Charles Crout
Starve Lake
Brownstown
Ind
Walter Henderson
Akron
William Ramseyer
Queen City
Cincinnati
Harry Osborn
Kathryn Popp
Middletown
Jean Daniels
Ironton
Janet Brammer
Mayfield
Eayeard Kramer
Clyde Everheart
Bob
Crosley Field
Willard Traver
Sam Wintough
Circleville
Max Rader
Harry Atchley
Mrs Atchley
Bethel
Camden Weekend Visits and Local Wedding in Middletown
Mrs Edward Johnson and Gayneil hosted relatives near Middletown. Mrs Johnson sang on WPFB with Merril Brubaker. The afternoon featured the wedding of Dorothy Tuggle and Jack Gilmore at a Middletown church. Local churchgoers attended services as Edison Bruner substitutes for mail carrier Clarence Shank during vacation. Railroads move about 1,000,000 passengers and 2.5 billion tons of freight yearly.
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Camden
Edward Johnson
Gayneil
Camden Presbyterian Church
Edison Bruner
Clarence Shank
Warren County relief costs decline sharply
Warren County relief costs and rolls fell in the latest report by relief director Lois Gambill. July shows 78 cases totaling 259 on relief with expenditures of 1893.43, down from 105 cases and 374 persons costing 2549.30 the prior month.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Aday
Lois Gambill
Germantown Chamber Sets Saturday Square Dance
The Germantown Chamber of Commerce sponsors a square dance this Saturday evening starting at 8 at the Main and Center corner. The Gem City Ramblers will provide the music and Clifford Friend will be the caller.
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Germantown
Germantown Chamber of Commerce
Main
Center
Gem City Ramblers
Clifford Friend
New Gar Sale High in Warren County
Warren County reports 231 new car and truck sales last month, a record. Cliff C. Beckett cites Korean situation as a factor boosting new and used car demand, with Chevrolet leading at 67 and Ford 43. One thousand one hundred thirty seven titles issued. mortgages cancelled about 286 and 452 filed.
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Lebanon
Cliff C. Beckett
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Buick
Kaiser
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Mercury
Nash
Studebaker
GMC
International
Willys
Chrysler
DeSoto
Packard
Hudson
Cadillac
Local Church Groups Plan Week of Activities
Nearby Briefs report several church and community meetings. Lutheran Ladies Society picnic at parish house Thursday. Lutheran Christian Service League meets Sunday evening at Parish. Willing Workers ice cream social Thursday at Presley Hall. Church of God bake sale Saturday at 8 30 AM at Dayton Power and Light offices. In Carlisle Lilliputs cover dish dinner Thursday at Town Hall guest day. In Monroe Community Prayer Service Thursday 8 PM at Presbyterian Church. Vacation Bible School ends Friday 8 PM with pupil demonstrations at Methodist Church. Methodist Women meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Joel Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Society
Lutheran Christian Service League
Presbyterian Sunday School
Presley Hall
Church of God
Dayton Power and Light Co
Carlisle
Lilliputs
Town Hall
Monroe
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Monroe Methodist Church
Joel Jones
Southwestern Ohio Jersey Cattle Club Show Set for Thursday
The Southwestern Ohio Jersey Cattle Club show will be held Thursday at the Clinton County fairgrounds, drawing breeders and spectators to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jersey
Clinton County Fairgrounds
World Service Meeting Set at Verco Daniels Home
World Service of the Union Chapel Church meets Thursday at 6 30 p m for a covered dish picnic at Mrs Verco Daniels route 4 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
Union Chapel
Verco Daniels
Route 4
Methodist 3 M Club to Meet at Chamberlains
The 3 M Club of the Methodist Church will gather Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Chamberlain’s home. Supper will be served at 6 30. All members are invited. The Young People of the church will also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hiram Chamberlain
Gratis Lawn Social hosted by First Brethren Church
The First Brethren Church will sponsor a lawn social this Friday evening starting at 5 30 PM. Proceeds or activities are not detailed in the brief item.
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Gratis the
First Brethren Church
Poastown Heights Chapel Church Picnic Supper
Poastown Heights Chapel Church will meet at Mrs. Verco Daniels home on Thursday at 6 30 p m for a picnic supper.
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South End
Ents
Mrs
Evan P. Steddom
A. B. Kaufman
Arthur Price
Margo Brill
Chicago
Sam Kaufman
Babette
Karen
Robert Kaufman
Rozanne
Isadore Kaufman
General Denver
Kaufman
Leonard
Carolyn Goldburg
Dayton
Crab
Stanley Armitage
George Winner
Jodie
William Newton
Harold Rosencrans
Warren C. Nelson
Ralph Young
Camden Methodist Parsonage
Roxburgh
Canary Islands
Miamisburg Group
Women’s Society
Network Quartet
United States
Wheaties
Bisquick
C&a
Dot’s
Ionar
Ami
DOT Diamond Brand
RITZ
Nabisco
Rissanco's Market
Central Ave
P. Vitori
Fernwood
A. Gallahan
Blue Ball Groce
Polisini Food Market
Crawford St
Wombold Bros. Grocery
Flint's Grocery
Tytus Ave
Chas. McGee & Son
Baltimore St
Pence’s Food Market
Grand Ave
Bill's Market
NEW Gar Sale High
Poasttown Heights
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