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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1964

Page

18

Mason Schools Prepare for 1964 65 Year Start

Mason Schools set a September 1 start with a August 31 teachers meeting at William Mason High. First day for students is Sept 1 with staggered start times across William Mason High, Mason Central and Western Row to ease bus routes. Transportation, lunch charges, and Special Education classes outlined with faculty lists and building assignments.

Mason Central Western Row Willow Dell William Mason High School Emerson Brown Linda Kay Wisbey Eileen Burrows Jackie McFarland Lee J. Carey Walter Dwire Charles Fields Lilly Frey James Snyder Tom Lichtenberg Doralene Brummett Kenneth McAdams James Frye James Keiselman Janice Coy Thad Powell Industria Harriett Ranson Kathy Ross George Rogers Morris Strunk Clair Touby Elizabeth Webb Marion Jay Wilson William Apke John Jewett Mason Central Junior High School Richard Lehman William Sharp Harry Landrum Robert Osborn Ohio Roberta Joyce Purdy Imogene Mays Thelma Faulkner Esther Waggoner Flora Day Louise Fox Lucy Brown Marjorie Crocker Helen Conley Patricia Barlow Joan Collinsworth Almeda Coulson Doris Bishop Rosemary Dawson Jessie Pennington Clara Halsey Nell Seale Shelby Whitacre Jean Palmer Delmar Mahnlerwein Richard Goodwin Ronald S. Storm Hester Smith Kenneth Smith Fosteen Fields Mary Lee Wyatt Imogene Crowley Francene Edwards Patsy McGee Doris Houck

Butler County Fair Schedule Announced For Aug Opening

HAMILTON The Butler County Fair opens Aug 23 with daily events. Sunday features the Sandy Luce All-Girl Racing Rodeo, Monday includes a 12:30 p.m. horse show and Youth Jamboree, Tuesday has track racing and a tractor pull, Wednesday hosts racing and the Rotroff Auto Thrill Show, Thursday offers a 4H Tractor Rodeo and Horse Show plus a Grand Parade and auto show, cattle swine and sheep entries close Saturday at 6 p.m.

Hamilton Butler County Sandy Luce Rotroff

Talent Tests Planned For County Fair

The Butler County Community Theatre will participate in the Butler County Fair August 23 to 27 with primary junior and senior talent contests for ages 7 and under, 8 to 12, and 3 and over. Entries due by August 22 via Estella Schaefer Hamilton and Harmon.

Trenton Butler County Community Theatre Estella Schaefer West Place Carl Engel Verlyn Ave Hamilton Robert Harmon Mill St Seven Mile

West Elkton EUB Church Hosts Sunday Picnic and Notices

West Elkton Ohio. The West Elkton EUB Church held its annual Sunday School picnic at Camp Miami in German Town with post picnic swimming and noon meal. The Ladies Aid meet Aug 19 at Edith Mann’s home to make hospital pads for Otterbein Home Hospital. Sixty four Preble Shawnee Band members and director Marilyn Parker returned from Camp Crescendo Lebanon Junction Ky and will join the Preble County Band Fair tomorrow at 8:00 pm.

West Elkton EUB Camp Miami Germantown Ladies Aid West Elkton Eub Edith Mann Otterbein Ruth Engleberg Marilyn George Charles Heffron Columbus Heffron Ft. St. Clair Eaton

Shiloh School Opening Set

Seven Mile and Wayne Schools of the Shiloh School District will open on Wednesday September 9 with a full day of school. Buses follow last year routes and schedules. Cafeterias operate first day. New students should register by visiting the Seven Mile office during August 17 24 and 31 weeks. High school students pick up schedules and 1964 Annuals at Seven Mile office. First graders entering without pre school conference must present birth certificate and immunization record.

Seven Mile Seven Mie Wayne Shiloh Seven Office

Preble County Fair Sees Rise in Junior Livestock Entries

County Extension Agent Rod Petteys reports about 372 4H and FFA members showing more beef and swine at the Preble County Fair. The Junior Fair Swine Show nearly doubles over three years with 302 head this year, while dairy animals total 94, hogs 302, sheep 62, and beef 220. Dairy show judged tomorrow at 8:00 a.m.

Eaton — Jr. Fair Rod Petteys Preble Petteys

Congressman McCullouch To Visit Preble County

Congressman William M. Mc Culloch plans informal talks at county seats in the Fourth District starting August 24. He will meet residents at courthouses from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with no appointments needed, to discuss problems or opinions about the federal government. Schedule includes Shelby County Sidney August 24, Allen Lima August 27, Darke Greenville September 1, Preble Paton September 2.

Washington, D. C William M. McCulloch McCulloch Congress Allen County Lima Darke County Greenville Preble County Paton Shelby County Sidney

Corn Cure Reported by Doctor at Podiatry Meeting

Dr. Irwin Acker of Greensboro reports injections of a spongy silicone material between the corn and bone relieve pressure like a mattress. At the American Podiatry Association meeting he says six patients were treated and pain ends within a day while the corn dissolves in days.

New York Irwin Acker Greensboro N.C American Podiatry Association

Community notes and regional visitor visits

Blue Ball MISS CROSHIE Townsend has been confined to her home with illness the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Frenchburg visited with Mrs. Fannie Spencer and family. Guests at Matt Spencer's on Union Road included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Frisby of Cincinnati and others. Henry Webb of Windsor Road returned home after a ten day visit with his father. Since World War II New York City has added substantial new office space. 1963 saw 9,080 buildings completed at a cost of $900 million.

Croshie Townsend Clarence Johnson Frenchburg Fannie Spencer Mary .Lou Weaver Matt Spencer Union Road Leon Frisby Cincinnati Charles Carter Germantown Florence Rigsby Madison Ind George Lynam Lucille Clem Cynthiana, Ky W. D. Redding Windsor Rd Henry Webb David Webb Morehead, Ky Alva McCloud Anna Williams New York City Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco

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