Gratis Church To Dedicate New Building
A tent church in Gratis grows into a steel worship hall with Sunday service at 2:30 led by Rev. Rodney Caudill and Rev. Steve Faulkner. The Kaiser Johnson donation funds a three extra room wing and sidewalks. The dedication is public.
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Gratis
Church of God of Gratis
Rodney Caudill
Church of God
Crawford Street
Middletown
Steve Faulkner
Ballard Construction Co
Kaiser Johnson
Faulkner
Sorg Paper Co
Green‘bush Road
Here
Grand Avenue Church of God
First Church of God At
Camden Attendance Good For Town Recreation Plan
Camden reports solid participation in the summer recreation program with average weekly attendance around 32 as plans continue for a group trip. Local and visiting residents, including Mrs. Nein, Mrs. Unzicker, and Mrs. Finlay, take vacations in Michigan, while others travel to Washington, D C and Philadelphia for later weeks. Community activities include a lawn supper at the Methodist Church and multiple residents visiting family and attending events in nearby towns.
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Camden
Bee R- McDaniel
Jacksonburg EUB Church To Observe Communion
Jacksonburg special report notes Holy Communion will be observed Sunday morning at the EUB Church. Youth Fellowship recently held a swimming party at Miamisburg Wednesday and a picnic supper at the pastor's home. Mrs Herald Brown is recovering from a sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs Hubert Brelsford of Middletown hosted their daughter and son-in-law from Japan for a Sunday visit. they will return to Japan in October. Mr and Mrs Frank Schwartz Trauber of Greenbush spent Sunday with Shafer Schenck couple.
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Miamisburg
Herald
Brown
Hubert Brelsford
Middletown
Japan
John Brelsford
Frank Schwartztrauber
Greenbush
Shafer Schenck
Trenton Lions Club Carnival slated for Aug 24 25
The Trenton Lions Club announces its third annual carnival at the Trenton Fishing Club grounds on Friday and Saturday night August 24 and 25. Arnold Beiser leads the event. The club’s next meeting is Wednesday August 22 at Le Sourdsville Lake. Local social notes and community visits fill this item, including guests from Middletown Lions and various local families attending events and travels around Ohio and Michigan.
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Trenton
Trenton Lions Club
Trenton Fishing Club
Arnold Beiser
LeSourdsville Lake
James Stock
Miami University
Europe
Christian Service League
Trenton Lutheran Church
Joe Reiley
Russ Stabler
Middletown Lions Club
Alonzo Race Elected by Church Group
SOUTH LEBANON Special Alonzo Race has been elected superintendent of the Sunday School at the First Baptist Church with Stephen Wooten as assistant. Other officers named include George Crutchfield training union superintendent, Mrs Reba Brandenburg WMS president, and Calvin Crutchfield Brotherhood president. They will take office Sept 1 and will nominate teachers and other officers later.
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South Lebanon
Alonzo Race
First Baptist Church
Stephen Wooten
George Crutchfield
Training Union
Reba Brandenburg
Women’s Missionary Society
Calvin Crutchfield
Brotherhood
W.M.S. and
Centerville Trio Honored by Howe Family Guests
George Howe and his daughters from Centerville were hosted Sunday by Mrs. Anna Howe and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stretcher and family. Mrs. Daisy Banke of Dayton visited friends in Trenton, staying Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Daisy Birch and others.
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George Howe
Centerville
Anna Howe
Harry Stretcher
Daisy Banke
Dayton
Daisy Birch
Jother
Trenton
Plans Set For County Campaign In Warren County
Lebanon special report on a policy forming dinner where Warren County Republican leaders and county candidates outlined a vigorous campaign for November. Corwin Nixon named committees to organize get out the vote with township units and women volunteers, plus an advisory and finance slate. Attendees included party officers and several county officials and candidates such as Sheriff Satterthwaite, Clerk Beckett, Treasurer Dumford, and Representative Stanley.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Golden Lamb
Corwin Nixon
Nixon
Central Committee
Zane Brant
Carl D. Stiles
Warren C. Nelson
William Hufford Jr
J. Orville Keever
Charles J. Waggoner
Howard Cheney
Franklin
L. Earle Thompson
Mason
G. H. Townsley
Corwin Fred
M. C. Hutchinson
Howard L. Chesney
Wilbur Zimmerman
R. E. LeRoy
W. C. Testerman
Dick Irelan
Robert South
Leslie Earnhart
Ross Hartsock
Ralph Brooks
Maynard Hagemeyer
A. D
Morrow
William F. Smith
Earl J. Maag
Clayton Clark
Pleasant Plain
John J. Mason
F Milo Beck
Fr . P. Noland
Charlies W. Moore Sr
J. L
Foster
Lewis Campbel
Harveysburg
Earl W. Connor
Waynesville
W. H. Kilburn
Lloyd Jones
Spring
Richard D. Satterthwaite
C. C. Beckett
Pearl M. Graham
Russell Dumford
L. F. Wertz
Cedric A. Stanley
Scott McClure
Fred Jones
Warren Enrollment Climbs in Lebanon and County Schools
Enrollment across Warren County and overlapping districts rises to about 13 944 pupils this fall from 12 833 last year, per a enumeration return to Columbus. Lebanon 2 540 Franklin 3 016 Little Miami 1 916 and other districts show gains with specific counts for Blue Ball Carlisle Springboro Kings Mills Mason Harveysburg Waynesville Blanchester Clarksville Vernon Goshen Loveland Middletown and Princeton in overlapping areas.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Warren County
Superintendent of Public Instructions
Columbus
Will J. Banker
Harveysburg
Little Miami
Morrow
Blue Ball
Carlisle
Springboro
Kings Mills
Mason
Waynesville
Blanchester
Clarksville- Vernon
Goshen
Loveland
Middletown
Princeton
Carlisle Lutheran Members To Present Social
Carlisle area social hosted by Carlile Lutheran members features a cream social and chicken noodle supper at Stettler Lutheran Church near Miamisburg on Union Road August 25 at 2 00 p m. The event includes community guests and local families. A busy weekend follows with visits among families from Dayton Piqua and Troy and a Hanover Conference reunion at Carlisle Presbyterian Church. Residents report outings, picnics, and church group gatherings across the region.
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Carlisle
Edna Chambercream
Jess Carr
Bill Dye
Stettler Lutheran Church
Union Son and Daughter
Piqua
Miamisburg
Mason Spaeths Have Reunion At Chautauqua Mason
Special report from Chautauqua covers the Mason family reunion held on Sunday, August 12. Attendees include Ralph Spaeth and family, Vern Spaeth, various Spaeth relatives, Carl Spaeth and family, plus Nancy and Jimmy Spaeth. Other local notes mention Mrs. Ronald Seigler recovering from ankle surgery and plans to live with her husband’s parents in Blue Ash. Blanche Burnett and Marie Weller returned from Florida. Dinner guests at Ridgwood included Lester Grooms and family visiting Fred Martz. Ralph Voorhes hosted a dessert-bridge with a guest list of Ma son locals and John Mace of Kansas.
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Ralph Lewis
Burke Street
Everett Gregory
Richmond
Ind
Helen Gillenwater
Franklin
Ralph Jones
Harold Poplin
Barbara Sue Adams
Bruce Poplin
Sault Ste Marie
Canada
MacMillan
Mich
North Manistique Lake
Mason
Chautauqua
Ralph Spaeth
Vern Spaeth
Spaeth
Esse
Carl Spaeth
Nancy
Jimmy Spaeth
Ronald Seigler
Christ Hospital
Blue Ash
Blanche Burnett
Marie Weller
Florida
Lester Grooms J
Fred Martz
Ridgwood
Ralph Voorhes
James Baysore Sr
James Baysore Jr
Roybell
Irene Young
Melvin Tucker
Charles Araujo
John Mace
Kansas
Councilmen To Study Bus Tie Up In Lebanon
Lebanon special report says village council will study complaints about Greyhound buses loading and unloading at The Bookshop on Broadway. No action yet. mayor suggested possible bus space on West Mulberry. Taxi licensing rules and insurance raised. street dept to move to revamped storage garage on Sycamore Street. church lighting urged.
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Sycamore Street
Jack Howard
Judge Suspends Fine and Jail Term in Assault Case
A resident from Reson Sankey Ltd Ave was fined 25 dollars and given a 30 day jail term by acting Municipal Judge I A Casper. The sentence was suspended on conditions that he not reappear in court, stay away from Eloise Nord, and make restitution through the probation department. One intoxication case was disposed of and another case on the night docket was continued.
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Reson Sankey Ltd
Butler County
I. A. Casper
Sankey
Eloise Nord
Ight
Springboro Guests From Near and Far Gather for Weekend
Springboro area residents hosted a wave of out of town visitors over the weekend. Janet south stayed with the Oakleys in Detroit area guests included Harold Fonder smith and family and M J Fondersmith. The Glosser and Crockett homes hosted callers from Dayton Middletown Trenton Xenia Harveysburg Franklin and more with multiple families visiting. Relatives and friends also attended reunions in Greenville New Lebanon and Eldorado.
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Springboro
Janet South
Roger Oakley
Middletown
Harold Fondersmith
M. J. Fondersmith
Detroit
Frank Moser
James Glosser
William
McHaffey
Dayton
A. J. Steele
Phillip Staley
Mae Millions
Trenton
Robert Abrahams
Xenia
Charles Hartman
Harveysburg
William Buckley
Jene Evans
Franklin
Claud Bowman
Bob Gray
Lytle
Cliff Berger
Joe McCabe
Charles Fry
Fred Loy
Eldorado
Greenville
A. Eyler
Franklin Chrysanthemum Group Plans Annual Show
Franklin special report notes the Mi ami Valley Chrysanthemum and Tulip Society met at Mrs. Walter Deardoff’s home to discuss chrysanthemum culture and disbact plants for show use. Plans were made for the society’s annual show on Oct 21 at the Patterson Memorial Meeting House in Dayton.
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Franklin
Miami Valley
Walter Deardoff
Warner Conover
Patterson Memorial
Dayton
Local Hosts Welcome Guests From Ohio and Indiana
Mr and Mrs Charles Peffly of Miamisburg visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs John Hackman and Fred Hackman. Mrs Herbert Dalrymple and family from Warren Indiana were Tuesday guests of the Hackmans. The Careys and their daughter are home from a week long Canada vacation. Mr and Mrs Reason Davis.
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Charles Peffly
Miamisburg
John Hackman
Fred Hackman
Herbert Dalrymple
Warren, Ind
Louis
William Carey
Canada
Reason Davis
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Betty Jean
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Chas. Benson Jr
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Clarence Shank
Peru
Circus Historical Society
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Genevive White
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Miss Jones
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John Browder
M. C. Emrick
Charles Ballinger
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EUB
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Lions Club Carnival
Albert Corbett
Howard Woodrey
Anna Perring
Leander Hespe
New Bremen
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Charles Cox
Middle Town
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Redon
Chester
Ed Eyer
Lawrence Leis
New Lebanon
Chrysanthemum Group
James Jordan
Robert Anthony
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Hospital
Charles Barker
Lower Rivers Road
Phillip Stephen
William Lindsay
South Main Street
John Barker
Clarksville
Jesse Turner
Olive St
Middletown Hospital
Dolly Mills
Millie Morris
Sea Island
Ivan Thacker
Lora
Jimmy
Cumberland Lake
Richard Hetzler
Connie
Central Ave
Tom Baird, JR
Piam
Verity
Union Sanitang Sxc
Community Finance & Acceptance Corporation
Central Avenue
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