Franklin Mayor Has Busy Day
Franklin court docket lists several defendants before Mayor J. T. Riley. Cecil Condiff of Dayton received $10 and costs for crossing a yellow line. Samuel Shott of Cincinnati $10 and costs for speeding. James Corlis Helton of Hollywood Addition $5 and costs for intoxication. Thomas H. Dietz of Middletown Route 2 $10 and costs for speeding. Oakley Smith of Franklin charged with reckless driving and fined $10 plus costs. Fred Morberger billed costs on careless driving. Richard James Dayton charged with reckless driving and fined $15 plus costs.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Cecil Condiff
Dayton
Samuel Shott
Cincinnati
James Corlis Helton
Hollywood Addition
Thomas H. Dietz
Middletown
Oakley Smith
Fred
Farmers Picnic Set at LeSourdsville Lake
Lake LeSourdsville hosts a big Farmers and Truckers Picnic with six radio broadcasts from 3 to 12 pm including WLW at 3 15 featuring the Lucky Penny Trio. Events include all star softball, children contests, horseshoe pitching, a meat cutting demo by the National Live Stock and Meat Board, a band concert, dancing, and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hinkle
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
LeSourdsville Lake
Betwen Hamilton
Middletown
WLW
Lucky Penny
Ohio Farmer
Indiania
National Live Stock and Meat Board Chicago
LeSourdsville
Gratis Schools Set to Open on September 7
Grat is schools will begin on September 7. The Campbell reunion was held Sunday at Fort St. Clair Park near Eaton. Mrs Minnie Ekes, visiting her daughter in Dayton, fell breaking her collar bone and hip and is treated at Good Samaritan hospital. Lucille Pugh returned to Dayton after a two week visit with her uncle and aunt and Mrs Herbert Coleman in Gratis. Richard Thomas visited his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Orville Bailey. he will enter Veteran's Hospital in Dayton for a lung ailment. Allene Hark of Gratis and Harrison Miller took out a marriage license. Kenneth Forrer and Mable Bookwalter hosted Jay Dee Forrer in Franklin. Lois Jean Miller vacationing at Buckeye Lake. Marcus Furty and Mary Isor are noted for trips and recovery from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Campbell
Fort St. Clair Park
Eaton
Minnie Ekes
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lucille Pugh
Herbert Coleman
Richard Thomas
Orville Bailey
Veteran's Hospital
Allene Hark
Near Gratis
Harrison Miller
Kenneth Forrer
Franklin
Jay Dee Forrer
Mable Bookwalter
Lois Jean Miller
Buckeye Lake
Marcus Furty
Minnesota
Mary Isor
Community Notices From Greenbush Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson and family spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller. Mr and Mrs Frank Ehler spent Sunday afternoon with Southard and son Lord. Mrs Ida Whip spent days with Mrs Ras. Mr and Mrs Eckhardt attended a family reunion Sunday. Mrs Sam Tutt and Mrs Stella Southard were callers at Jake Wettes and Frank Ehler Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbush
Fred Johnson
Elmer Miller
Frant’ Ehler
Local church groups hold Wednesday meetings in Springboro
SPRINGBORO The FTV class of the EUB church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Stitzel for its monthly business session. SPRINGBORO The Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist church will gather Wednesday at the home of Mrs Irwin Watkins in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
FTV
EUB Church
Howard Stitzel
Dies Aid Society of the Universalist Church
Irwin Watkins
Middletown
Community notes and visits fill Middletown area weekend
Harold Baker underwent an operation at Middletown Hospital and is recovering well. Numerous family visits and social gatherings are noted, including trips to Dayton Cincinnati Louisville Utica Lawrenceburg and Florence with relatives and friends from Hamilton Miamisburg Lockland and Middletown.
Aid Society Meeting Set at Miss Sarah Welsh Home
The Aid Society of the Re formed Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Sarah Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Sarah Welsh
Warren County clubs host Harmony Park picnic Wednesday
The Warren County Community Club and Home Makers groups announce their annual picnic at Harmon Park, set for Wednesday at noon. Organizers invite members and neighbors to attend the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Community Club
Harmon Park
X-ray Mobile Unit Schedules Camden City Hall Visit
The X-ray mobile unit will be at Camden City Hall from 6 p.m. to 8 45 p.m. Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
City Hall
Ladies Aid Meeting at Presbyterian Church in Trenton
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church will hold an open meeting Wednesday at 7 30 P M at the home of Mrs John Jacquart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church
John Jacquart
Warren County 4-H Activities Day at Local High School
Lebanon reports Warren County 4-H clubs will hold Activities Day Thursday at 10 30 a m in the local high school with demonstrations and exhibits by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Scouters to Visit Chautauqua by Miami Mound District
Chautauqua hosts district leaders from Miami Mound Builders Area Council as council scouters are listed as guests for Wednesday engagement at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
District of the Miami Mound Builders Area Council
Pleasant Ridge church to hold August meeting
The WSWS of Pleasant Ridge EUB church will hold its August gathering on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
WSWS
EUB Church
Wide Awake class meets at Pleasant Ridge church Friday
The Wide Awake class of Pleasant Ridge church will gather Friday at 7 30 p m for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Lebanon High Band to Meet Friday Evening
Lebanon band members plan a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting in the high school band room to discuss rehearsals and upcoming performances. The event gathers all current members for practice and coordination.
Local social notes show Kings Mills hosts and bridge games
Mr and Mrs Robert Klick hosted the Birthday Club in Kings Mills with a covered dish dinner and a five hundred game. Prizes went to Morris Nixon John Watson and H R Harris among the men and Mrs E O Ragland Mrs Klick and Mrs Harris among the women. Consolations to Mr Ragland and Mrs Watson. Numerous other hosts and guests enjoyed bridge dinners picnics and visits across nearby towns including Deerfield Road and East Main Street with many named residents and relatives attending through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Robert Klick
Kings Mills
Morris Nixon
John Watson
H. R. Harris
E. O. Ragland
Klick
Harris
Raggland
Watson
William Pierce
Vail James
Bridge
Deerfield Road
Orville Keever
Elmer Terry
George Spaeth
Ross Settlemeyer
Ray Cross
Settlemeyer
Alfred Brant
Zane Brant
Dick Brant
Jearl Spivey
Freda Blair
Ramona Brant
Edward Ross
Betsy
David Ross
East Main St
Will Hutt
Wilber Hutt
Ridgeville
W. C. Ravenaugh
I. T. Selter
Wallace To Speak Over NBC Tomorrow
Henry A. Wallace the Progressive Party nominee will address NBC at 7 P M EST tomorrow on An Antidote to Political Poison. Party officials call the speech important and state it will outline key political positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
NBC
Cleveland's Seventh Polio Victim Dies in 1948
Cleveland's seventh polio death of 1948 occurred at City Hospital. Alfred Ogilvy, 30, of Lyndhurst, died today as infantile paralysis cases for the season reached 62, compared with 16 cases and no deaths at the same point last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Greater Cleveland
City Hospital
Alfred Ogilvy
Lyndhurst
Bromfield urges Ohio cities cap population at 50 000
Louis Bromfield told the Association of Ohio Municipalities that Ohio cities should limit populations to 50 000. He argued that large cities face growing problems and ongoing bankruptcy pressures as populations rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield, O
Ohio Cities
Louis Bromfield
Association of Ohio Municipalities
Gourd Exhibit Featured at Ohio State Fair
At Columbus the Ohio State Fair hosts a gourd show promoted by the Ohio Gourd Society led by Mrs. Howard Hamlin with Clay Stackhouse of the Ohio Board of Agriculture in charge. Contest offers 60 dollars in prize money across eight classes including best collection, best dried arrangement, and best gourd use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Vacationers and visitors from Trenton travel and host families
Trent residents enjoy visits and gatherings across Michigan Ohio and Arizona with many trips and home stays. Families including the Oettingers Vennefrons Kings Brodies Funks Strebiicks Allenspach Streibick Welz and others are noted in weekly leisure and social travel.
Local residents vacation and visits reported in Germantown area
A string of weekend and extended trips are listed. Miltenberger Gunite and Rule vacation in New York City. Frank Boesch and daughter Francis visit Cincinnati pair Rettich. Donald Brewer and Cheryl visit Emley. Berger family vacationing two weeks at Mansaiquw Lake, Michigan. Tau Omega Pi picnic at Le Sourdsville Lake with husbands. Myers grandchildren visit Carlisle. Fox and Smith families return from Maine. Brill family visits from Westerville. Pvt. Robert Kepler leaves for Lockland Field Texas for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Warren Miltenberger
Donald Gunite
Harold Rule
New York City
Frank Boesch
Francis
Cincinnati
Albert Rettich
Donald Brewer
Cheryl
George Emley
R. C. Berger
Mansaiquw Lake
Michigan
Tau Omega Pi Sorority
LeSourdsville Lake
Joyce Ann
Dixie
Billy Myers
South Main St
Glenn Myers
Carlisle
James Fox
Hershel Smith
Maine
William Brill
Westerville
Pvt
Robert Kepler
Marshal Kepler
South Plum St
Lockland Field
Texas
Local Notices From Miltonville Area Gather Recent Life Events
Mr and Mrs Henry Clark and family move to Alabama to start anew. Curtis Johnson a patient at Middletown Hospital. Archie Carter returns home from Middletown Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Johnson welcome a new son. Carl Haller and wife announce a new daughter. Everett McGill hosts Bruce Gillespie and Kentucky visitor. Lee Hollan family entertained relatives. S R Shafer and Mrs John Shafer visited Richmond Indiana. John Scholl returns home after discharge from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltonville
Henry Clark
Alabama
Curtis Johnson
Middletown Hospital
Archie Carter
William Johnson
Carl Haller
Everett McGill
Bruce Gillespie
Kentucky
Lee Hollan
S. R. Shafer
John Shafer
Richmond
Ind
John Scholl
Pioneer County Settler John M. Smith Dies at 86
John M. Smith, 86, died at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after two years confined, following a broken hip and stroke. A Middletown area farmer since 1872 and a pioneer Butler County settler, he was born near Hughes farm and was a devout Holy Trinity Church member. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Clarence Conrad, Miss Rachel Smith, three sons Leo, Francis, Albert, and eight grandchildren. Requiem set for Holy Trinity Church. burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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John M. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Middletown - Hamilton Pike
Butler County
Route
Hughes Farm
Holy Trinity Church
Clarence Conrad
Rachel Smith
Middletown
Leo M
Francis J
Albert B
Long Island
N. Y
Baker and Sons
Woodside Cemetery
Clarence Sloan 61 West Chester Resident Dies
Clarence Sloan 61 native of West Chester died at 5 p.m. Monday at his brother George Sloan’s home in West Chester after a heart ailment. He often visited his sister Mrs. G. H. Kyle in Middletown. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Vorhis Funeral Home Lockland Ohio with burial in West Chester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Clarence Sloan
George
Sloan
G. H. Kyle
Monroe St
Middletown
Vorhis
Lockland
West Chester Cemetery
Mrs Minnie Orr 82 dies in Saratoga Ind
Mrs Minnie Orr aged 82 mother of Mrs C A Spitler died at her Saratoga home at 12 30 a m today. She leaves three daughters Mrs Spitler Mrs Ralph Johnson of Saratoga and Mrs Mary Rikkert of New Castle Ind. Services set for 1 30 p m Friday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church Saratoga with burial there. Maynard and Walker Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Ind
Minnie Orr
C. A Spitler
Three States Cast Ballots in Democratic Primaries
Across South Carolina Arkansas and Idaho Democrats selected nominees for major November contests. Burnet R. Maybank led for Senate in South Carolina with a strong margin as runoff prospects loom. Hot Springs prosecutor Sidney McMath led Governor race in Arkansas while Idaho races saw Compton White and Alan Lyman vie for congressional slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Carolina
Arkansas
Idaho
Burnet R. Maybank
Senate
Hot Springs
Sidney S. McMath
Jack Holt
House
Compton I. White
Burnis B. Brigham
Abe Goff
White
Alanl Lyman
Bert Minnegen
Goff
John C
Sanborn
Coleman Brothers to Sing Final Midwest Concert
The Coleman Brothers of New York City and Newark N J appear in their final midwest concert Friday August 13 at Booker T Washington auditorium. They are noted as a top quartet with over 6 000 concerts and will perform Negro spirituals and folklore songs. Buses leave New Fra Baptist Church at 7 40 p m. concert 8 p m. Also The Calvary Five and other local talent perform. Sponsored by Oliver Smith and Frizell Myers.
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Coleman Brothers
New York City
Newark N. J
Midwest
Booker T. Washington
WLW
New Fra Baptist Church
Middletown
Calvary Five
Oliver Smith and
Frizell Myers
Elks and Minnehaha Temple Plan Cincinnati Grand Lodge
Silver Leaf Lodge 456 and Daughter Elks Temple 263 announce a joint meeting Friday at 8 p m at the Elks home on Eighth Ave to discuss plans for the upcoming grand lodge session in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Lodge
Elks
The
Minnehaha Temple
Eighth Ave
Grand Lodge
Cincinnati
New Era Baptist Church to stage music program for Rev J H Price
New Era Baptist Church will present a musical program honoring former pastor Rev J H Price at 8 pm Thursday. Calvary Singers Sverton Gospel Chorus and Union Jubilee Singers will perform in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Baptist Church
J. H. Price
Calvary Singers
Sverton Gospel Chorus
Union Jubilee Singers
Commission Told Gas Shortage Serious In Cincinnati Area
Spokesmen for Cincinnati gas consumers told the Power Commission there is a costly gas shortage in the area and no curtailment should occur. William L. McGrath described the plight of 26 companies using 85 percent of Cincinnati gas with half having shut down in winters. Expansions discussed aim to boost deliveries to Cincinnati and surrounding regions.
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Washington
Cincinnat Gas
The
Power Commission
Virginia
Maryland
Buffalo
N. Y
William L. McGrath
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Cincinnati
Milton J. Pfeiffer
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Tennessee Gas and Transmission Company
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard and
Virginia Gas Companies
Clendenin
W. Va
Rockville
Commonwealth Natural Gas Company
West Bend
Norfolk
Roanoke
Petersburg
Richmond
Suffolk
West Elkton School Set to Open September 7 1948
West Elkton The School Board fixed Tuesday September 7 as the start of the 1948 49 term with a half day. Pupils must be six on or before December 31 1948 to enter first grade. A new heating plant will be usable this winter and a teachers meeting is planned for Labor Day at 10 a m to organize the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Lebanon Band to Meet Head
All Lebanon high school band members are asked to attend a Friday 7 30 p m meeting in the band room to meet new Band Director R Earl Snapp and plan the coming year. Parents are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
J. C. Vian
R. Earl Snapp
Dixiecrats Begin National Campaign in Houston Rally
Leaders of the States' Rights Democrats gather in Houston for the formal start of their national campaign. Gov. Thurmond and Gov. Wright will accept nominations as they seek to win electoral votes across the South including Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia in the 11-state effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston ,Tex
Progressive Party of
Texas
Henry Wallace
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Gov
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
Judy Family Reunion Celebrates 45th Anniversary
The Judy family held its 45th annual reunion at Miami Valley Chautauqua with members from Germantown Monroe Somerville Miamisburg Trenton Cincinnati Dayton and Hollywood California among those attending. Ruth Tyler Hough served as family historian and presented the history of the clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Ruth Tyler Hough
Earl Smith
Mark Stull Swihart
Edith Huber
Firman Swihart
Oran Fouts
Charles Poffenbarger
Germantown
Marie Augspurger
Maude Bake
Monroe
Ernest Hanger
Marian
Somerville
E. Judy
Charles Judy
Miamisburg
John Jacquart
Trenton
Mills Judy
Jean Mills
Cincinnati
Mabel L. Shaffer
Dayton
Franklin
Helen Nieworth
Richmond
Ind
Lucille Judy Reid
Hollywood
Cal
G. Sanders
George Staley
Middletown
Rainbow for Girls Schedule Meeting and Reception
Rainbow for Girls will meet Monday August 16 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. A reception for the Grand Officers of Rainbow For Girls will be held August 12 at Osborn. The group will depart from the Masonic Temple at 615 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Rainbow Pr
Osborn
Rainbow For
Masonic Temple
Wallace electors petition in Cincinnati halved as invalid
Cincinnati AP report shows nearly half of signatures on Henry A Wallace electors petition invalid. Of 3 727 signatures, 1 706 deemed valid. the effort seeks to place 25 Wallace electors on November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carl A Wentzel
Board of Elections
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
25 New Polio Cases Reported in Ohio This Year
The Ohio State Health Department lists 25 new polio cases today, bringing the year total to 275. Marion and Putnam counties show the most activity with 6 and 18 cases respectively, while Hamilton, Lorain, Clinton, Ottawa, and others report smaller numbers across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Marion
Putnam County
Marion County
Hamilton
Putnam
Lorain
Clinton
Ottawa
Summit
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Stark, Hancock
Seneca
Greeks capture Mount Alevitsa in Grammos front push
The Greek army announced the capture of Mount Alevitsa a 5,000 foot peak on the Grammos front opening the way for a final offensive against the last major supply route for Communist guerrillas. National forces also took height 1632 south of Alevitsa guarding the guerrilla supply link to Albania via Slimnitsa. Markos Vafiades and his guerrillas defended it stubbornly.
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Athens
Alevitsa
Grammos
Albania
Slimnitsa
Markos Vafiades
VFW Members Host Dayton Vets for Ball Game Outing
Fifty patients from Veterans Hospital in Dayton attended a Reds vs Cardinals game at Crosley Field as guests of Middletown’s VFW post and will dine at the VFW hall. It marks the third such outing for disabled veterans, with Arch Robison and the War Mothers group aiding the effort per Mrs. Robert Gibbs, hospital service committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Crosley Field
Middletown
VEFW
VFW Hall
Arch Robison
War Mothers Group
Robert Gibbs
The
Red Cross
Earliest Bird Likely Archaeopteryx Lived 125 Million Years Ago
A note from paleontology credits Archaeopteryx as the earliest known bird dating back about 125 million years, suggesting a transitional form between dinosaurs and modern avians.
School To Open With Half Day In Springboro
SPRINGBORO Schools will open September 7 with a morning session only and no full classes the first day. Teachers meet September 4 and all first teachers must be 6 by December 21, 1948 to be eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Americans Hit New Stride In Olympic Tilts
In London the United States excelled in fencing yachting and canoeing among sports usually dominated by Europeans. Steve Macknowski and Steve Lysak won the 10 000 meter canoe race, while Ray Clark and John Fiseman finished 13th. The sabre team beat France and Holland to reach the finals as Hungary Italy and Belgium loom as favorites. The Lianoria yacht crew from Oyster Bay won a sixth race in Torquay Bay with strong title chances in Star and Firefly classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Yonkers
N. Y
Steve Macknowski
Steve Lysak
U. S
Ray Clark
Washington
Washington, D.C., and John Fiseman
Chevy Chase
Torquay Bay
Campaign donor George Constantine Giveaways Candy to Greek Children
Morristown New Jersey George Constantine pleased by response to his Greek children fund drive gives away all the candy in his store 0 pounds to children in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrestown
N. J
U.P
George Constantine
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