Warren Board of Visitors Inspect County Institutions
The Warren County Board of Visitors toured county jails and homes in Lebanon and Franklin. They praised sanitation and operations, urged a first floor toilet upgrade and a stove replacement, and noted modernizations at the county home and children’s facility.
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Warren Board of Visitors
Lebanon
Board of County Viitors
Joseph R. Gray
Edith Wertz
Emma Paul
Harriett J. Gray
H. N. Bunnell
E. A. Thirkield
Franklin
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Wayne County social notes highlight weddings and visits
Local residents host and attend family gatherings across Waynesville and nearby towns. Numerous guests travel from Dayton Cincinnati Middletown Xenia Blanchester and Lebanon to celebrations in Beavertown and Lexington with weddings planned and birthdays observed.
Springboro Community Activities Highlight Local Granges and Clubs
A record of community events notes a Springboro cluster meeting of E U B churches in Warren county, home economics efforts for Brown Veterans Hospital staff, and a Sunday gathering of the Springboro Grange Community Service group hosted by Ray and Mrs. Kinder. It also mentions 4 H club judging at Pauline Reedy’s home, a Lebanon style review for August 21, and plans for Warren county air exhibits with local clubs.
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Friends Red Brick Church
Waynesville
Don Runner
Deerfield Road
Ricky
Marshe Hartman
Dorothy Schwartz
Lynn Rosencrans
Nancy Retallick
Karen Stubbs
Sonny Dakin
Becky Bowman
Kit Pierce
Margaret Mengie
Judy Allen
Jimmy Keever
Mike Terry
Ronnie Girod
Jack Brant
Jack Bunce
Bobby Kimmel
David Jones
Stevie Nixon
Eric Hancock
Randy George
Buster Lesan
Larry York
Doug Young
Tommy Evanshine
Debbie Runner
Robert D. McGranahan
MecGranahan-Dickerson
Doris Freeman
Edwin Smith
Fred Zimmerman
John Kindred, Jr
Kay
Ann Dickerson
Tom MecGranahan
Robert McGranahan
Linda McGranahan
Emmet D. Baily
State Treasurer's Office
Baily
South Lebanon Road
Roger W. Tracy
Louie Crevision
Chester Stevens
John Ickeringgrill
Robert Leidorf
Dave Bendure
Pete Moore
Charlies Sherwood
Frank Stone
Charters Maple
Holmes Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Bessie Kibbey
Ada Epp
Maxine Jackson
Daytona Beach
Florida
Robert Myers
Carolyn Gail
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Springboro
E.U.B
Warren County
Springboro Grange
Home Economics Committee
Pomona Grange
Brown Veterans Hospital
Dayton Soldiers Home
Community Service Committee
Ray Kinder
Franklin
Grange
Earl Fry
Leonard Harbaugh
Cliff Berger
Eager Workers
Pauline Reedy
Lebanon
Robert South
Ed Louche
Norman Frankenstein
John Ferris
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Theodore Krekeler
Terrace Park Cincinnati
J. B. Doyle
Orissa Hayner
Lebanon hosts joint picnic by three farmers clubs
A joint picnic meeting was held by the Lebanon Wayne and Franklin Farmers Clubs bringing together members for a community gathering and discussion of farming interests.
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Lebanon
Wayne and Franklin Farmers Clubs
Cow Breaks Record in New Hampshire Herd
A registered Guernsey cow Opeksit Nero Muncie, owned by Mark L Sanders, Herman E Sanders Jr and Leroy C Lindley of Hamilton Ohio, produced 13 524 pounds of milk and 557 pounds of butterfat. Muncie, six years old, was milked 610 times on test and is daughter of Rae melton Corking Nero, a sire with three daughters in the registry.
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Peterborough, N. H
Guernsey
Mark L. Sanders
Herman E. Sanders, Jr
Leroy C. Lindley
Hamilton
Ohio
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Muncie
Raemelton Corking Nero
Franklin High Band Plans August Practice Sessions
Franklin High School Band will begin practices for the Warren County Fair and the upcoming football season on Monday August 24 under director Wilbur J Cline. Sessions run 9 to 11 a m on Monday Wednesday and Friday August 2 26 28 31 and September 2 and 4. All current and new members are urged to attend these important rehearsals.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Warren County
Wilbur J. Cline
Clara Condon
Daughters of America
Scientists link pomace fly to oak wilt spread in woods
Two researchers at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station report the pomace fly Drosophila melanogaster feeds on oak wilt fungus mats and may deposit spores on wounded trees. In experiments a wounded sapling died within two months, suggesting infection spreads via mats rather than flies, with early tree removal as a potential control.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Charles L. Griswold
George J. Bart
Griswold and Bayt
Griswold
Record of The American Guernsey Cattle Club Proceedings
The document notes supervision by Ohio State University over a register entry of The American Guernsey Cattle Club. It reflects institutional oversight and archival handling by a major university. The fragment references organizational governance and cattle breed records.
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Mance Register
The
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Ohio State University
Deaf-mute card scam leads to jail for migrant worker
Willie Redding pretended to be deaf mute to obtain funds by showing a card, then burst into a thank you. Peace Justice Carl L. Katz jailed the migrant farm worker for 90 days on disorderly conduct and 30 days for public intoxication.
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Wolcott
N. Y
Willie Redding
Carl L. Katz
Frugal New York motorist fined after license claim
Saratoga Springs New York William A McMullen told the judge he never held a driver license because they cost too much. City Judge Stanley L Wanrens fined him $50 noting New York licenses cost $3 for three years.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
William A. McMullen
Stanley L. Wanrensselaer
New York State
Lebanon Police Crack Down on Mufflers and Hot Rods
Lebanon Police Chief W H Fulberth announces an intensified crackdown on noisy mufflers and reckless driving. Citizens urged to report license numbers to aid enforcement as schools near opening with added patrols at Cherry and Warren streets and a stepped up daytime traffic control program.
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Lebanon
Doren
W. H. Fulberth
Cherry
Warren Streets
Prisoners Told to Use Hot Water at Camp 1
A liberated prisoner says Chinese doctors at Camp 1 prescribed only hot water for seriously ill inmates who did not cooperate. Sgt. Walter K. Eman of Nations, Pa, recalls many died after withholding cooperation and that sick prisoners received no treatment or were told to drink hot water or apply water to injuries.
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Freedom Village
Walter K. Eman
Nations
Will Medal Bring Boy Home
Big Spring Texas wife and mother react calmly to Medal of Honor award for George H. O'Brien Jr. The wife wonders if the honor will bring him home sooner while the mother says they can have the medal if it means sending him home. O'Brien earned the medal for indomitable determination and valiant fighting spirit in Korea on October 27.
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Big Spring
Tex
George H. O’brien Jr
Lebanon Sheriff Reports 87 Arrests Last Month
Sheriff Richard Satterthwaite reports 87 arrests in the past month in Lebanon. Investigations covered 25 legitimate complaints, 28 unfounded, with 36 serious offenses leading to grand jury cases. Twenty two automobile accidents, two fatalities in one crash, and 48 commitments were issued to hunters who brought in four paws per fox killed.
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Lebanon
Richard Satterthwaite
Satterthwaite
Ralph Palmer
George Carrel
Walter Stephens
First Commercial Electric Sign Lit in New York Theater 1894
A historic note recalls the debut of the first commercial electric sign atop a New York theater in 1894, marking a milestone in urban advertising and modern signage. The event underscores early electric display technology and its impact on storefront and venue promotions.
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New York
Two Franklin Youths Chosen On Fair Band
Two Franklin youths were selected for the 300 piece All Ohio Boys Band to perform at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 4. Bob Roth Jr and Joel Moore, both clarinetists, were chosen on merit and will start their junior year at Franklin High this fall. Moore graduated last June.
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Franklin
Columbus
Bob Roth
Robert Roth
West Eighth St
Joel Moore
Charles Moore
Allen St
Franklin High
Moore
Rural Women Conference Begins in Toronto
One hundred three Ohio rural home makers attend the Associated Country Women of the World Conference in Toronto August 12 to 23. Voting delegates include Mrs. Jay Lawrence and others. 83 members will attend Canada Day on August 21. After the convention, 35 foreign visitors tour Ohio September 3 and 4.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toronto
Canada
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Vienna
Austria
ACWW
Parliament
Niagara Falls
Jay Lawrence
Coshocton
Frank Cradler
Sharonville
Oren Casey
Mentor
Ira Warrick
Greenville
Henry Emig
Gahanna
Anita McCormick
Lake County
Helmut Sortland
Upper Sandusky
Pauline Beresford
Carrollton
Garnet Hillman
Franklin Furnace
Ival Spafford
Rock Creek
Rebecca Olds
Middlefield
Paul Shaw
Logan
J. M. Felton
Stewart
W. C. Tomlinson
Portage County
Frances Clevenger
Columbus Grove
H. O. Edwards
Westerville
F.S. Williams
Wooster
Nellie Watts
Helen Strow
State Office
Foreign Visitors’ Committee
Milium Cloth Sprayed With Metal Solution Reduces Heat Loss
A historic fabric called Milium is treated with a metal solution to improve insulation by reducing heat loss from the body. The method suggests enhanced warmth through reflective properties and material science.
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Glen Lintner
Jack Jones
Ora Dumford
Warren County Children’s Home
John W. Scull
Mason
Earl Thompson
County Child Welfare Board
Franklin, Lebanon, Mason and Morrow
Elmer Wright
Bodie King
Morrow
Miami Valley
Harold Montgomery
Don Hawke
Clarence Witt
Walter Deardoff
George Deardoff
Whispering Oak
Eaton
Wilbur South
Leo Hill
Charles South
Carl Fry
Sarah 7
Virginia Phillips
Mary Wetz
Robert Moore
E.U.B. Church
Beavertown
Walter Poos
Red Lion
Harry Selby
Peasttown
A. H. Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Louis Dewey
Blanchester
Eiodus Harned
Louisville, Ky
Don Miller
Middletown
William Foley
Monroe
Fred Helsinger
Frank Helsinger
Harold Helsinger
Helsinger
Virgil Asbell
Detroit
Mich
Elbert Owens
Alfred Sears
Joe Williamson
Lexington
W. F. Akers
Texas
Burg
William Zecker
Walter Zecker
Anna
Ada Seiker
Arthur White
Worthington
George Sicdenstick
Mary Taylor
Ida Taylor
Ralph Taylor
Mary Leighty
Artthur Miltenberger
Walter Ruble
Wilbur Beltz
Kenneth Cosler
Xenia
Jesse Brandenburg
Sallee Magruder
Ross Magruder
Chicago II
Robert Dunn
Allan Fry
Hayes Leach
Anna Hormell
Louis Hormell
Bearvertown E.U.B
Lee Lovely and Sons
John Sparks
Lake City
Paul Richter
Merl Ellis
Harry Richardson
Jack Harrison
Curtis Barker
Peck Lovely
Luther Duncan
Caro Jean Fry
Harold Mills
Donald App
Scottsdale
Ed Leisz
William Snell
Fairborn
Missouri
Kansas
Dlinois
Linda Magruder
Chicago
Ed Ever
Mary Ella Stanton
Memphis Tenn
W. E. Stanton
Roy Anderson
Pearl Wilson
Elizabeth Richard
W. H. Null
Willard Allen
Mary Allen
John Woods
Albert Pate
William Stanton
Benford Duff
John McElroy
Centerville
Louis Fry
Anna Douglas
Marvin
Evelyn Staley
Shelby Millions
Charles Roe
Clarence Steele
A. J. Steele
James Douglas
Ridgeville
W. J. Fox
Dishun Jr
Louis Hormel
Mary Humbert
Carr Rest Home
Marcia Meyers
Chester Pugh
Ed Eyer
Mello
Cee
Titta
Borden
Borden’s
Franklin American Legion Auxiliary
Russell McElfresh
St. Louis
Curtis Lackens
Tom Taylor
Richard Hill
Fraklin
Mary Jo James
Blue Ball
Leona Locke
Franklin Social Nets
Margaret Hamilton
Germantown
Harley Hipple
John Baker
Martha Warren
Kentucky
Joseph Baker
England
France
Spain
John Wilson
New York City
Stephen Ricos
West Virginia
Richard Manuel
Miamisburg
Edw. Reed
Forest Haines
Harding
East Sixth Street
South Main Street
Erskine Robison
Arcanum
Your A & P
U.S. NO
America
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Fair Band
Conference For Rural Women
Paul
Denver
Paul Haley
Hopalong Cassidy
Hollywood
Eisenhower
Hoppy
William Boyd
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