Warren County Junior Fair Premiums Reach Record
Warren County's 102nd fair in Lebanon offers 2511? Actually 2711 dollars in junior premiums plus 12500 in overall prizes with events from August 30 to September 5. Corwin Nixon announces. The fair features tractor rodeo Midwestern Hayride harness racing and parades with many organizations participating. Rich details include officers and 4-H Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts groups and multiple clubs.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Corwin Nixon
William Hufford Jr
Kroger
Lebanon Electric Shop
Fair
Barnhart
W. H. Irwin
Emmer Bailey
John Lewis
Howard Monger
Ray van Camp
Alton Hoff
Glen Lintner
John Peck
Ray Schwartz Jr
Robert South
Richard Beckett
Virginia Weidle
Helen Wilson
James Miller
Bob Kelly
Ray Keltner
Jaanita Craft
Morrow
Bill Miller
Zoning Code Tentative For Hamilton Township
Hamilton township outlines a tentative zoning code drafted by the zoning committee. Residents outside the Maineville corporation and part of South Lebanon are urged to attend the meeting at the Hamilton Maineville school on Thursday August 13 at 8 p m. Officials from county and township levels will attend as zoning committees form in most townships.
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Lebanon
Hamilton Township
Hamilton - Maineville
Corporation of
Maineville
South Lebanon
Ice Cream Social at State Road Evangelical Church
The State Road Evangelical United Brethren Church on state road 725 between Germantown and Gratis hosts an ice cream social Friday evening in the church basement. Guests can enjoy pie cake chicken sandwiches and hot dogs from 6 p.m. to 11 30 p.m.
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Germantown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gratis
Cat Sets New Record Walks 140 Air Miles
Gastonia report says Blackie a four year old Durham alley cat established a record by traveling from Gastonia to Durham an 140 air miles. The cat arrived in Gastonia on May 17 with Mrs W G Martin of Durham and disappeared eight one days later he returned home 140 air miles away.
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Gastonia
N. C
Blackie
Durham
Duram
W. G. Martin
Personal Notes From Franklin Area Social Roundup
Franklin and surrounding area residents share visits travels and family gatherings across Ohio. Notable items include Mrs. Willis Jeffery and Mrs. Martin Reese visiting Dayton, several guests at dinners around Franklin, and vacations in Florida Smoky Mountains and Indiana with friends and relatives. Some hospital mentions note Harry Darmody and Henry Hess patients awaiting or receiving care.
Local Social Notes Highlight Lebanon Residents Celebrations
Mrs. Dean Sherwood hosted Barbara Sherwood's fourteenth birthday with a large list of guests in Lebanon. Several couples entertained Saturday at their homes and bridge club members gathered at the Golden Lamb with Mrs Cecile Bonham as guest. Other visits include families from Columbus Franklin and Dayton and residents moving such as Louise Dozier relocating to East and Warren Street.
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Dean Sherwood
Barbara
Sally Pflum
Billie Pierce
Barbara Brewer
Kay Sue Beckett
Joanne Hollingshead
Nancy Henderson
Holly Harris
Carole Kite
Marjorie Hatfield
Ann Armitage
Myron McClure
Charles Brown
Bill Parker
Gerald Collins
Gary Kelly
Ronnie Burton
Tim Handley
Jerry Fogle
Jerry Kevenaugh
Robert Peach
Everett Kamps
Howard Fogle
Richard Nichols
Jack Jones
Golden Lamb
Cecile Bonham
Glendale
Calif
Herschel Williams
Karl Dakin
Ed Herrick
Monty Talcott
Herrick
Dakin
Fraser
Carl Ranker
Clarence Ranker
Ernest Tibbals
Todd Tibbals
Columbus
Dwight Hagedorn
Ann
Sarah
Dayton
Anna O’neall
Mollie Harmon
Howard Drake
Bert Drake
Florence Wright
Wooster
Albert Anderson
Louise Dozier
East
Warren Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Ohio University Graduation
Carlisle residents visit relatives while Ohio University at Athens honors John M. Glenn with a Bachelor of Science in Music. Miami Air Force corporal Bud Ranch visits his mother as area families host dinners and guests over a weekend.
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Felix Thompson
Dayton
Rozzie Enterman
Hayden Tobias
Middletown
C. R. Mount
Bud Ranch
Miami Air Force
Wilma Ranch Johnson
Forest Weiser
Shirley
Ohio University At
Athen
John M. Glenn
William Enterman
Moyer
West Carrollton
Tom Hart
Richmond
Ind
Earl Poplin
O. M. Hart
Franklin
Stanley Clark
Joyce Weiser
Jean Slonaker
C. R. Myers
Edna Chamberlin
Merill Clay
Local Social Roundup From Greenbush and Nearby
Weekend visits feature Mr and Mrs Jack Knopf with son in Greenbush and Mr and Mrs Henry Rogers. Crauder spouses visit Roofs. St John’s Middletown class of 1942 held wiener roast. Back reunion planned at Bunny Hollow. other visits include the Friend families, Eddie Adam, Ray Hall family, and Jake Velte. Whipp reunion at Fort St Clair attended by Ray Hall and daughters. Jacob Velte and Earnest Hanger hosts noted.
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Jack Knopf
Henry Rogers
Clarence Crauder
Glenn Roof
Orman Bach
St. John's School of Middletown
Bunny Hollow
Charles Friend
Arthur Friend
Eddie Adam
Ray Hall
Jake Velte
Whipp
Fort St. Clair
Charles Jenkins
John Jacquart
Earnest Hanger
Residents and visitors share weekend visits across states
Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown and son visited his father in Florida last week. Mrs. Edith DeFord of Kokomo Indiana spent the weekend with her cousin, Mrs. Alta Moore, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heading and daughters entertained friends of Hamilton Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allen
Smoky Mountains
Jack Seward
John Buchanan
Loveland
Raymondss Buchanan
Wanda Ellis
Paul Ausman
Maineville
Arlene Cook
Dale Robinson
Mason
Indiana
Elgar Enfield
W.E.R.C
Coney Island
Gary Fox
Dayton
John Fox
Oakley Terry
Tollesboro
Orland Oren
Columbus
Clarence Reynolds
Greenwood
Ronald Brown
Florida
Edith DeFord
Kokomo
Ind
Alta Moore
Charles Heading
Hamilton
Local families honor Joey Anslinger first birthday
On Monday evening Mr and Mrs Don Anslinger Jr hosted a gathering for extended family including Mr and Mrs Don Anslinger Sr and their daughters Dolores and Diane Mr and Mrs Clarence Em ley Mr and Mrs Don Moyer and family and Mr and Mrs George Emley and son Scott to celebrate Joey Anslingers first birthday Also noted visits include Warren Miltenberger trip to Mrs Martha Rettich and other local social visits and Germantown American Legion Post 408 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Legion Hall.
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Don Anslinger, Jr
Danny
Joey
Don Anslinger Sr
Dolores
Diane
Clarence Emley
Don Moyer
George Emley
Scott
Warren Miltenberger
Florida
Martha Rettich
George Steller
Dayton
John Hanem, Jr
Cantonement
Fla
Margaret Askins
Jerry Scholl
Franklin
Delvey Scholl
Middletown
Glenn Barkalow
Celina
Robert Kemper
Cincinnati
P. A. Kemper
Don Sliver
Tefm Club
Chautauqua
Douglas Kees
Craig
Louisiana
Charles Kees
Sandy Clark
Sally Phillabaum
Germantown
American Legion Post 408
The
Legion Hall
Whitsett and friends host weekend in Trenton
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitsett and son Peter of Shaker Heights visited the Willard Schencks for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergen of Florida stayed Monday with the Charles Masons. Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Green and children visit relatives near Bucyrus for a family gathering Sunday.
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James Whitsett
Peter
Shaker Heights
Willard Schenck
Ed Bergen
Florida
Charles Mason
Arnold Green
Bucyrus
Spanish Cabinet Approves U S Base Agreement
The Spanish Cabinet supposedly approved a pact allowing U S forces access to Spanish naval and air bases in exchange for military and economic aid. Talks mention airfields at Madrid Barcelona and Seville and naval sites at Cadiz and Cartagena with a 16 year lease and up to 200 million dollars in aid to Spain.
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San Sebastian
Spain
U. S
Madrid
Barcelona
Seville
Cadiz
Cartagena
United States
Washington
Air Force
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pentagon Begins Notifying Families of Dead POWs
The Pentagon starts notifying families of Americans the Communists claim died in Korean war prisoner camps. 1022 names were given to UN authorities, though officials call the list unreliable. Next of kin messages warn official confirmation is not possible. Public IDs of prisoners on the list to begin after kin notices.
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Washington
Pentagon
United Nations
Con Con
U S Reports New Korean War Casualty Total
The Defense Department announced 142 294 U S battle casualties with 2 542 battle deaths as part of a weekly Korean War update. The total rose 589 from the prior week and shows changes from prisoner exchanges including fewer missing and 166 fewer known prisoners.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Red
Local Socials and Visits Reported in Ohio and Florida
Jacksonbure and Joe Wade families spent Sunday at Cowan Lake near Wilmington. Lester Carson of Sarasota Florida visited Mr and Mrs Long. John Brelsford guests of E S Brelsford Middletown then visited Clara Walter and Floyd Ashmore. Joe Wade called on Will Leichty and Perry Wade relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wade
Cowan Lake
Wilmington
Lester Carson
Sarasota
Fla
Long
John Brelsford
E. S. Brelsford
Middletown
Clara Walter
Floyd Ashmore
Will Leichty
Perry Wade
Local visits span Michigan trip and family hosting
Chautauqua Dr. and Mrs. Pyle of Wilmington visited their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Freeman Saturday. Mrs. S. S. Tibball and others are visiting Palmer's family at Crystal Lake Michigan. Miss Gean Gaker of Sharonville stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poe Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Silvery and son enjoy several weeks in Michigan. Mrs. Dave Daniels hosted a bridge luncheon Monday.
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Pyle
Wilmington
William Freeman
S. S. Tibball
Viola Himes
Belle Holton
Ella Palmer
Palmer
Crystal Lake
Michigan
Gean Gaker
Sharonville
Walter Poe
Jerry Silvery
Dave Daniels
Wife of Airline Executive Plunges From Roof Into Pool
In New York a 36 year old wife of an airline executive leaped nine stories from her roof into a four foot deep pool. Laura Mae Creighton was pulled from the water and taken to Coney Island Hospital in critical condition. Her husband Thomas Creighton treasurer of Eastern Airlines and their three children were at home during the incident. No official motive is given.
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New York
Laura Mae Creighton
Coney Island Hospital
Elephant tosses boy to his death shocks Kentucky town
Police said no further investigation is planned into 16 year old Tommy Aldridge of Paris Kentucky who died after an elephant at the Diana Brothers Circus picked him up and tossed him onto a truck in Danville. The youth had been unconscious since the accident Monday night and died at McDowell Memorial Hospital. Boyle County Corner Tom Edwards listed the death as cause unknown.
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Danville
Tommy Aldridge
Aldridge
Paris
McDowell Memorial Hospital
Boyle County
Tom Edwards
Diana Brothers Circus
Woman Fights Off Would Be Bandit in Car
Oklahoma City report says Lucille Gaines found a youth in the back seat of her car. He ordered her to drive and warned she would be hurt. She fought him, crawled over the seat, and he fled after she yelled and cursed.
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Oklahoma City
Lucille Gaines
Strolling Vacationer Rescues Infant From Bay
In Traverse City Michigan a Detroit vacationer Otto Fortunate found 18 month old Edward Smith face down in Grand Traverse Bay. Fortunate summoned help and began artificial respiration after pulling the child from the water. The boy was taken to Munson Hospital where oxygen revived him.
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Traverse City
Mich
Edward Smith
Grand Traverse Bay
Otto Fortunate
Detroit
Edward
Fortunate
Munson Hospital
Ohio Dairy Day Set in Wooster for 33 Specialists
The 26th annual Dairy Day at Wooster Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will be Friday August 14 with 10 am sessions. Chief speaker J Earl Coke Assistant Secretary of Agriculture will discuss The Dairyman and His Government. L L Rummell will speak on A Dream Partly Realized. Wives learn reducing secret through dairy diets per Dr Dena Cederquist Michigan State College. Other events include 4 H demonstrations, pasture tours, silage talks, cattle disease demos and a junior judging contest.
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Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
J. Earl Coke
USDA
Coke
L. L. Rummell
Dena Cederquist
Cederquist
Michigan State College
Wayne County
John B. Brown
Ohio State University
Law Creates Committees to Study County School Districts
A new state law authorizes a nine member county citizens committee to study and propose reorganization of Butler County school districts. The act sets eligibility, terms, and reporting duties, with plans subject to superintendent approval and possible voter referenda. The panel meets at the county seat and may shape district mergers.
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Hamilton
C. H. Williams
Butler County
County Board of Education
Citizens Committee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Oxford Approves School Merger With Hanover
Oxford Board of Education approves merger plan for Oxford Hanover district. Hanover Board must vote with Citizens Committee led by John Beckett to finalize merger while county and state officials participated in earlier discussions. Oxford leaders Myers and Sloane helped as we await Hanover action.
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Oxford
Hanover Township Board of Education
John Beckett
Hanover School
Oxford-Hanover
Oxford Board of Education
Hanover Board of Education
C. H. Williams
Butler County
Clarence Wiredom
Hanover Board
Frank Coner
George Eaton
Howard Wagonfield
Corwin Brosius
John Baker
Oxford Board
Citizens Committee
Robert Bourne
Keith Myers
Floyd Hamilton
Clifton Smith
Mark Sheard
Mabel Ramsey
Ann Sloane
Reorganization Rules Set by Voter Approval
A proposed district reorganization requires at least 55 percent of qualified electors voting in favor for approval. If 75 percent in any district vote against, that district is excluded. The plan imposes no remonstrance or year limitation on transferred territory.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Citizens Committee
County Board of Education
County Board of Elections
Citizens Committee
Ganization
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Warren Fair
Thomas F. Barnhart
Fair Board
Germantown News
B. L. Dawson & CO
Clark St
Miami Valley
Fred Nickell
Lake Erie
Harry Darmody
Mercy
Willis Jeffery
Martin Reese
Paul Dishun
Laura Farrell
Harry Newcomb
Huber Newcomb
Irene Harbach
Larry Norris
Crosley Field
Charles Barnes
Betty
Mary Lacy
Thomas Weber
Julia Davis
Sacramento
Bertram Bailey
Everett Minge
Shirl Stanton
Smoky Mountain National Park
Aaron Doty
Elmer Lynn
Margaret Chatham
Sheets
West Fifth Street
Barbara A. Miller
Gertrude Anderson
Florence
Mary
Ella
Jessie Sheets
Alfred
Donald Lacy
Harold Mills
Julia
Mary Easton
Waynesville
Ina Dearth
Olive
William Powell
Arthur Gross
Jessé Brandenburg
Springboro
Jesse
Howard Bishop
Stephen Dyas
Harold Dyas
Kenneth Puls
Clara Deardorff
W. S. Fouitch
San Angelo
Texas
W. S. Foutch, Jr
Carlisle Ramblers Garden
Shirley Weiser
Constance Soldier
van Wert
John Squier
Wasner
Jean Stewart
Nancy
Richard Lawrence
Walter Stephens
Kings Mills
Jenny Dunham
Roger Dunham
Clarksville
Willard Schneck
Donald Falk
Peter Whitsett
Piqua
Carlisle
the Meadows
Yankee RD
Trenton
U.S
Tomorrous
Williamson Gas
Fred Furnees
Williamson
Williamson Arm Air Furnaces
Gow
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
Broad ST
Jacksonbure
Elephant
Pompeii
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Miami University
Lillian Carr
Lebanon High School
Dorothea Eikenberry
Dayton Kiser
Esther Kuenzil
Germantown High School
Florence Ramsayer
Doem
Ummer
Tuffy
Schrock
Yankee Road
Hanover
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