20 Cases On Docket As Warren Grand Jury Opens
Warren grand jury convenes on September 6 with about 20 cases on the docket including breaking and entering carrying concealed weapons assault and battery contributing burglary and statutory offenses. Grand jury selections list residents from Lebanon Waynesville Oregonia Foster Kings Mills and more for 9 30 a m session. A separate list of 40 residents was drawn for petit jury duty on September 13 at 9:30 a m from Lebanon South Lebanon Franklin Waynesville Oregonia Foster Clarksville Mason and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E. Young
Anna M. Hutsell
Ruby M. Campbell
Florence Foley
Henkle
Carl D. Stiles
Ernest E. Girod
Lebanon
Wilma Fox
Mason
Flora James
Edward George
Cecil Hightman
Gladys Pesewit
Charles Vandervort
Vernon Whitacre
Perry Myers
Robert J. Huff
Elmer Strobel
William T. Johnson
Pleasant Plain
Loretta Dumford
Loveland
Mary E. Shawhan
Melwood Besley
Ith Achterman
Charles Kautz
Morrow
Elva Heston
R. S. Witham
Roland K. Lidington
Springboro
Local Social Roundup and Church Notices
Emma Ekes visits Dayton area while families travel midwest. M E Church sets August 26 lawn social. Mrs. Harry Rowland suffers heart attack. Sunday School at 9 30 with no church service. Dr A L Ross to resume practice Tuesday Thursday Saturday 10 to noon. Zimmerman relatives host Indiana visitors. Furrey visit from Dayton with Furrey family. Judy Cunningham hospitalized in Cheboygan Michigan. Dull Adams host Cincinnati relatives. Mrs Grover Back in Middletown Hospital. Elmer Butt and others attend National Trap Shoot in Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Emma Ekes
Dayton
Hattie Shock
Ora Patterson
Emerson Johnson
Larry
Mid-West
M. E. Church
Harry Rowland
A. L. Ross
M. D
L. R. Zimmerman
Indiana
Joe Furrey
Glenn Furrey
Judy Cunnngham
Oo Hospital
Cheboygan
Dull
Adams
Cincinnati
Grover Back
Middletown
Elmer Butt
Stanley Dwyer
Jess Butt
Woodsdale residents visit across town Monday
Glen Gabbard visited Louis Rose Monday morning. Christine Tincher visited Cgera Abrams Monday evening. Junior Baker visited Mr and Mrs William Allen Monday evening. Mrs Charles Tincher is ill. Carl Tincher is confined with illness. John Rose visited Paul Knapp Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Link visited Mr and Mrs John Hoag Monday. Billy Hosier visited Russell Hoag Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Tincher
Cgera Abrams
Junior Baker
William Allen
Charles Tincher
Carl Tincher
John Rose
Paul Knapp
Fred Link
John Hoag
Monay
Billy Hosier
Russell Hoag
Camden Girl Scouts Name New Leaders
Camden Girl Scouts met in regualr session Monday evening at the Youth Center to name new leaders for the coming year. Eleven members were present to select leaders for Brownie troop and senior troop, with Mrs. Charlotte Borradaile serving as program chairman and Mrs. Juanita Ledwell as finance chairman. Tentative plans outline a special program and entertainment for a week beginning September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Girl Scout Association of
Charlotte Borradaile
Bertie Elliott
Gladys Hubek
Jean Post
Phyllis Lackey
Edith Donohoe
Dorothy Beasley
Martha Keller
Maureen Kiracofe
Juanita Ledwell
Isonnel
Isabel Benson
Camden Missionary Aid Society Meeting Noted
The Camden Missionary Aid Society will meet today at 2 p.m. at Mrs. John Wilsons home on South Main Street with Assistant hostesses Mrs. Anna Wingate and Mrs. Frances Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Missionary Aid Society
John Wilson
So. Main St
Anna Wingate
Frances Robert
Community Notices from Kings Mills and Vandalia
Local items report C L Holden at Vandalia for the Grand American Handicap and various residents traveling, visiting, or relocating. Margaret Wilson on a two week vacation to visit relatives. Miss Bernice Wilson? Noted. Home moves include Harold Armstrong family to Avalon Heights. Judy Pence returns to Childrens Hospital for an operation. Numerous visits to Coney Island, Plainfield, and Mason events with prizes at a Firemans Fete. Jackie Seward visits Branch Hill. residents host and visit extended family across Mason, Maineville, Lebanon, and Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
C. L. Holden
Vandalia
Margaret Wilson
F. J. Ascherman
Janet
Grand Rapids
R. A. King, Sr
Waukaroo Inn
Holland, Mich
C. E. Stephenson
Clarence Stephenson
Mason
Arch H. Schultz
E. Bohache
Pleasant Ridge
Harold Armstrong
King Ave
Avalon Heights
Judy Pence
Relma Pence
Jay D. Mack
K. P. Hutchinson
Will Hutchinson
Newport
Oscar Snider
Maineville
Robert Snder
Milford
Earl Snider
Poastown Clothing Club Meets at Paullin Home
The Poasttown Clothing Club held its regular meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Raymond Paullin with Pat Moorman presiding as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Club
Poasttown
Raymond Paullin
Pat Moorman
Lebanon announces concert series dates this week
The Community Concert Association lists upcoming shows in Lebanon with John Tyers, baritone, scheduled for October 25 at the Town Hall. The well received debut season prompted the committee to expand the lineup and seek further performances for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Community Concert Association
John Tyers
Tyrers
Fourteen Arts Teachers Hired in Butler County Schools
Butler County schools announce fourteen industrial arts teachers for the coming year starting September 6. Three new teachers join the staff Eldon Wiley at Reily Elwood Inloes at New Miami and Harry Hann at Morgan. Returning instructors include Maurice Ittel Robert McCormick Herbert Myers Donald Lindsey Robert Lunsford Bertrand Aber Rudy Oaklets Dale Ridenour and Frank Ludewig Clarence Nelson Galen McColum from various district high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
C. H. Williams
Eldon Wiley
Reily
Elwood Inloes
New Miami
Harry Hann
Morgan
Maurice Ittel
Wayne
Robert McCormick
Union
Herbert Myers
Trenton
Donald Lindsey
Seven Mile
Robert Lunsford
Ross
Bertrand Aber
Oxford
Rudy Oaklets
Dale Ridenour
Frank Ludewig
Monroe
Clarence Nelson
Hanover
Galen McColum
Fairfield
Social news from Springboro and surrounding towns
A long list of Sunday visits and weekend trips links Springboro residents with families in Miamisburg Dayton Cincinnati Lebanon Franklin and other nearby communities. Guests include the Sweneys Wenz Allen Langston Beck Seidenstick and many more with trips to Columbus Middletown Harrison Natural Bridge and Erl. The piece notes a pre nuptial shower for Violet Shade and a forthcoming August 27 wedding with reception plans in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Everett Sweney
Miamisburg
Charles Stutleberg
Dayton
Charles Sweney
Fred Wenz
South Gate
Norman Frankenstein
Charles Allen
Miller
Decatur
Lena Irons
Lebanon
Janet Mills
Cincinnati
Harold Mills
Pauline Balon
Franklin
Jesse Brandenburg
Null
Clara Stacy
Robert Montgomery
Belle Coon
P. A. Easton
William Gray
Spring Valley
Will Gray
Leslie Gray
George Teigler
Jamita Turner
Ernest Gray
Noel Easton
W. M. Pyle
Rollin Lidington
Robert Lidington
Columbus
Matilda Lidington
Charles Layman
Nashville, Tenn
Wilbur South
Charles South
Red Sow
South
Lindsey Ellington
Salt Lick
Grace Denniston
Roger Oakley
J. D. Oakley
Middletown
Stephen South
Red Lion
George Seidenstick
Violet Shade
Charles Stebel
Miss Shade
Robert Davis
Seidenstick
Concert Trio to Perform Second December 6 Concert
The Columbia Concert Trio returns by popular demand after several successful seasons and a stint with the St Louis Summer Opera. The program features pianist Richard Gregor, violinist Ariana Brown, and cellist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Summer Opera
Columbia
Richard Gregor
Ariana Brown
Kings Mills School Opens September 2 1949 50 Faculty Listed
Kings Mills plans a September 2 opening at 8 45 am with bus routes for rural students. The faculty includes Miss Jean Ann Keller grade one, Mrs Geneva Trotter grades one and two, Miss Ida Rees grade two, and many others. Lamplight of staff covers English history Latin music and industrial arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Mills
Kings Mills
Junthhinae Enetor
Jean Ann Keller
Geneva Trotter
Ida Rees
Dorothy Davis
Leo Biffle
Ella Burfs
C. O. Bradford
Frank B. Jandes
Ruth Tucker
Loreen Foster
M. H. Bradford
Thelma Bowyer
Commercial
Robert E
Conklin
Helen Wagner
Jay D. Mack
William J. Hayes
Mary Buchanan
Adam Bigler
J. Forrest Burns
Miami University
Oxford
Maineville
Kings Mills High School
Adams County
Silverton
New Boston
Cedarville College
Cedarville
West Union
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Frank 8. Jandes
Carlisle
Robert E. Conklin
Beverly Koelble
Mt. Crab
Ohio State University
University of Kentucky
Lexington
University of Tampa
Tampa
Fla
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Mack
Canterbury College
Plainfield
Nearby Communities Briefs Report Local Events
Lebanon hosts the Warren County Farmers picnic at the county fairgrounds on Wednesday. Carlisle Garden clubs Car-Chau-Lane and Lillipute hold a joint junior meeting at the town hall Wednesday. Hamilton Economics Committee meets Thursday at noon at Mrs Carl Muskoff home in Fairfield Township for a covered dish dinner. Franklin Stettler Lutheran Church sponsors an ice cream social Wednesday night at Hall's Grove near Miamisburg. Germantown Germantown High School Band presents a regular summer concert this Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Car-Chau-Lane
Lillipute Garden Clubs
Town Hall
Hamilton
Butler County Economics Committee
Carl Muskoff
Fairfield Township
Franklin
Stettler Lutheran Church
Hall's Grove
Miamisburg
Franklin Lutherans to Meet Wednesday Night
The United Lutherans of Franklin St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will gather Wednesday evening with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snider for the church meeting and fellowship session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
United Lutherans
Franklin St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fred Snider
WCTU Meeting Set at Mrs Harris Home in Springboro
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will convene Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Charles Harris in Springboro for its regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
WCTU
Charles Harris
Women of the Springboro Grange Host Friday Luncheon
The women of the Springboro Grange plan a covered dish luncheon and party Friday at the home of Mrs. Nor. Details are limited in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Springboro Grange
Norman Frankenstein
Monroe United Presbyterian Church Lawn Fete Planned
The Monroe United Presbyterian Church will sponsor a lawn fete this Saturday at 5 30 p m local time with outdoor stalls and refreshments for attendees in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Local Bridge and Dinner Clubs Host Entertaining Weekends
Mrs Orville Keever hosted a Two Table Bridge Club gathering at Deerfield Road with guests Mrs Kenneth Revenaugh and Mrs Robert Lauterbach. Top prizes went to Mrs Revenaugh and Mrs Jearl Spivey, consolation to Mrs Charles Earnhart. Other social visits spanned Lebanon including dinners at the Williams and Whitacre homes, and weekend visits with relatives in Newark Greenville Cleve Chagrin Falls Columbus Delaware Ravenna and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Orville Keever
Deerfield Rd
Kenneth Revenaugh
Robert Lauterbach
Revenaugh
Jearl Spivey
Charles Earnhart
Jack Banta
Summitt St
Helen Allum
Cleveland
William Workman
Herschel Williams
South Broadway
Richard Whitacre
Morrow
Stanley Markey
Richard Wood
John Shinn
Earl van Ness
Newark
Victory Stibbs
Fern Davis
Steve Wait
Greenville
Ill
Cliff Evans
T. Fe Chambers
Cleveand
Earl Gustin
Charles Huggett
Reva Gustin
Chagrin Falls
Mary Thompson
Columbus
Clyde S
Franklin Rural social notices and family milestones
Mr and Mrs Walter Deardoff hosted Five Hundred club members with high score trophies to Mrs Fred Helsinger and Leonard Hathaway. A birth announced for Carol Ann on August 20 with grandparents named. Numerous Sunday and weekday visits list residents from Middletown Columbus Cincinnati and Germantown among Franklin residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kyle
Osborn
Ernest Witt
Middletown
Hobart Witt
Louisville
Clarence Witt
George P. Lewis
Cora Harper
Peasttown
John Alexander
Lebanon
Walter Deardoff
Thelma Helsinger
A. A. Grimes
Fred Helsinger
Calvin Helsinger
Arthur White
Columbus
Edna Hammond
Jesse Burgess
Bement, Lll
Richard Stoutenboro
Myrtle Witt
Christine Witt
William Rauch
Germantown
William Foley
Monroe
Hubert Pursley
A. B. Leonard
Crab
Fred Pursley
Chillicothe
Orval Davis
Cincinnati
Richard Pursley
Springboro
C. W. Magnuson
R. W. Godley
A. T. Easton
John Baker
Franklin
Women Society to Meet and Church Social Planned
The Women's Society of World Service will meet Wednesday with Elizabeth and Jennie Conrad for the August meeting. The Unity Class met Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Shafer Schenck for their August gathering. The Fidelity Class will sponsor an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margerum
Hamilton
John Brelsfoard
Mayoralty Battle Looms in Camden
Camden fronts a mayoral race as incumbent Lloyd Townsley faces challenger Orville Wood in the upcoming November elections. Also filing are S. M. Seaton for clerk and Tara White for treasurer, with seven candidates for council and three for the board of public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Lloyd Townsley
Orville Wood
S. M. Seaton
Tara White
Earl Shank
Warren W. Brown
Robert D. Graham
Albert L. Crumbaker
Kenneth Ferris
Edison L. Bruner
H. E. Woodard
Kennel Family Plans Reunion
The 33rd Kennel family reunion will be at Elk Creek Grange Hall Grounds on Route 122 two miles northwest of Middletown. The Kennels emigrated from Driesden Rheinfalz and Darmstadt Hesse Germany, settling in Butler County in 1830. Today the family is scattered across Alabama through Texas. The annual gathering is usually in central Illinois and only about every fourth or fifth year in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Creek Grange Hall
Middletown
Driesden Rheinfals
Darmstadt Hesse
Germany
Butler County
Alabama
California
Colorado
Idaho
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Montana
Texas
Ohio
Greenwood social news notes in Greenwood and area
Mrs Orville Thomas hosts her parents and Clara Polhemus visits Stella Dunlap in Hamilton. Ladies Aid at EUB church. Kinzer of Hamilton visits Harkloo family. J C Moore Gary Lee and Lyle Moore group attend dinners with M J Moore. Visits span Connersville fair and many local households. Birthdays celebrated for Forest and Russell Terrill with local relatives gathered. Group couples travel Indiana by road and share Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Moore
Ernest Root
Connersville, Ind
George Getz
Seven Mile
Charles Polhemus
Hamlin
Middletown
Henry Foutz
Somerville
Grace Pugh
Hazel Pepper
Betty Oxford
Mary Hetzler
Clarence Crander
Greebrush
Clayton Schul
M. H. Harkloo
Rural mail carriers travel over a million miles daily
Rural mail carriers perform official duties traveling more than 1,430,000 miles each day, highlighting the extensive reach of the postal service in rural areas.
Butler County Plow Contests Open Soon at Zeliner Farm
The fourth annual Butler County Terracing Contest and Conservation Field Day will be held Friday September 9 at the Earl Zeliner farm on Princeton Pike. The event demonstrates rapid terrace construction using an ordinary farm tractor and plow with latest conservation equipment shown by county implement dealers. Contingent committee includes Morris VanGorden Ralph Sumser Harvey Seeger and Robert Beiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Butler County Rural Youth Oranization
Earl Zeliner
Princeton Pike
Morris VanGorden
Ralph Sumser
Harvey Seeger
Robert Beiser
Thirty Three Report for Franklin Wildcats Football
Franklin High reports thirty three boys for football practice as coaches prep the Wildcats for the fall season with more players expected to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Wildcat
Miss Mary Stevens to Wed Robert Smallwood Hosts Honor Shower
Carlisle ladies hosted a kitchen shower at the Eckhart home on Church Road Friday evening honoring Miss Mary Stevens, bride elect of Robert Smallwood. Gifts were presented and refreshments served to a long list of guests including Miss Barbara Tannreuther and many local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mary Stevens
Robert Smallwood
Florence Eckhart
Shirley Weiser
Eckhart
Church Rd
Barbara Tannreuther
Middletown
J. A. Taylor, Jr
Sallie Dreher
Franklin
Vern Smallwood
Walter Stephens
Robert Herold
E. S. Brannaman
Lewis Berger
Howard Shupert, Jr
Clarence Eckhart
Richard Mears
Miles Shirley Weiser
Evelyn Jane Ross
Lois Bishop
Jane Updyke
Mary Stephens
Miss Eckhart
Oak Tree Transpiration Surges in Summer Months
An oak tree may pass off more than 200 times its own weight in water from June to October, highlighting the tree's remarkable water transport during hot, dry periods.
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Warren
Cliff C. Beckett
Woodsdale
Glen Gabbard
Louis Rose
Farm Bureau
Robert C. Farmer
DIAL
Vailave
Farm Bureau Mutual
Automobile
Home Office
Columbus, Ohio
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance
Ua Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
Girl Scouts
Camden Missionary Aid Society
Roscoe Matthews
Willard Bowman
Earl Swigert
Stanley Epp
Clarence Swigert
Jackie Seward
Branch Hill
Raymond Buchanan
Elgar Enfield
Lola Swigert
Irene and
Bob
C. E. Stephenson and Sons
Phyllis Stwarka
Evanston
City Loan & Savings CO
Harry Benadum
Mer
Butler
Charlies Beck
Lonnie Williams
Deacatur
Robert Prickett
E. H. Gloeckler
Shirl Stanton
Milo Beck
Laura Sheets
Milrs Rest
A. B. Wood
Lake White
Waverly
Robert South
Reason Davis
Earl Marker
Eaton
Finley Morris
Fanklin
Davis
Mr. Marker
Morris
Veterans Hospital
George Baker and Son
George Jr
Fred Carr
William Johnson
Rushville
Earl Yeary
Richard Davis
Piqua
George Burroughs
Vaughn Burroughs
Robert Burroughs
Louis Boomershine
Ardyth Walker
William Schatehamer
Girshwin
Lewisholm Stadium
New York
Warren County Farmers
THE
Hatfield Coal CO
Central Ave
Big Four
R. R. Dial
Franklin Rural
Jacksonburg
George Snell
John Paulin
Robert Buchheit
Michigan
Fonce Marts
Gus Klickinger
Fred Banker
Wilard Gephart
Kennel Family
Greenwood
Lear
Franklin High
Inart Neon Sign CO
Second Ave
U.S.C.A
Halco
Amar CT
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