Franklin hires four more teachers for opening day
Franklin Board of Education completed its faculty with four new teachers for the September 3 start. Sara Burns returns to teach elementary at the junior high building, Eupha Mae Calmes joins Anthony Wayne Elementary, Patsy Cook teaches physical education and science at the junior high, and Charles Spurlock will lead industrial arts at the high school.
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Franklin
Franklin Board of Education
Forrest Burns
Sara Burns
Eupha Mae Calmes
Dayton
Anthony Wayne
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College
Patsy Cook
Pineville
Charles Spurlock
London, Ky
University of Kentucky and
Union College
Barbara Johnson
Burns
Dorothy Dixon
Elmer Gregg
Leona Orndoff
Doris Rager
Oba Amburgy
Fred Augspurger
Charles Blackford
Reason Davis
Leonard Dennis
Frank Helsinger
Elmer Jeffrey
James Manning Leonard Patterson
Laverne Rowlett
Lockford Salyer
Jake Scholl
Emory Williams
Rowlett
Adaline Brown
Betty Montgomery
June Rudd
Charlotte Cook
Opal Farsworth
Earl Woodard
Fred Abner
Morris Robinson
Leonard Patterson
Don Farnsworth
Paul Isbel
Samuel Carpenter
Celia Webb
Rambys Return From Edmiston Trip And Local Gatherings
Waynesville residents Mr and Mrs Edward Ramby and Homer and Jane returned home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs J K Dye and family in South Edmiston New York. The Eastern Star members and families held a lawn picnic at Don Workmans on Bell Brook Road. The Methodist W S C S will meet Thursday evening in the church basement with the men serving the supper and program. Mr and Mrs Leo Conner and Nancy visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe Smallwood in Ada.
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Waynesville
Edward Ramby
Homer
Jane
J. K. Dye
South Edmiston
N. Y
Eastern Star
Don Workman
Bellbrook Road
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Leo Conner
Nancy
Joe Smallwood
Ada
Carlisle Orientation Week Leads School Opening
Carlisle prepares an early orientation for 1200 pupils in a 12 mile area before the September 3 opening. Grades 7 12 meet 7 55 to 2 30, earlier shifts for other grades, with 12 new teachers added to staff. Parents asked to label children with name and contact details.
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Branna‘man
Carlisle
Brannaman
Franklin Pupils to Attend Numerous City Schools
Franklin officials reveal detailed pupil distribution for city and rural schools effective Sept. 1. Kindergarten north of Sixth Street goes Central Annex. south to Anthony Wayne. Grades 1 5 split among West Central Annex Central School and South. several routes to Anthony Wayne and Central. Some riders may switch after bus registration to balance enrollments.
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Franklin
Forrest Burns
Burns
Sixth Street
Central Annex
Anthony Wayne
West School
Spring Avenue
Pine
Forest Avenue
Pine Street
Sycamore
Central School
River and
U.S. 25
South School
River l
U. S. 25
Corporation
Main Street
Fourth Street
Central
Lake Avenue
Lynn
Beech Drive
Barnes, Laurel
Sunnyfield
Pennyroyal Road
Swin Gy
Corn Crop Fair This Year In Lebanon
Special from Lebanon reports corn canning underway but the crop is only fair. Mrs. Herschell Bunnell of the Tom Corwin Cannery cites hot weather and insufficient rain reducing yield and quality. Tomato canning should start soon. early tomatoes are very good. Dry conditions in June and July delayed normal canning, which starts around early August.
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Lebanon
Herschell Bunnell
Tom Corwin Cannery
Neatness Rewards At Montgomery County Fair
The Montgomery County Fair will award cash prizes for neatness and appeal in cattle sheep and swine divisions. The cleanest exhibit receives a plaque and 15 dollars, with 10 dollars for second place in each division. Grand and reserve beef and dairy herd winners earn 15 and 10 dollars respectively with trophies from Winters National Bank and Trust Co. The fair runs from next Saturday through September 14.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Fair Board
Goldie Scheible
Winters National Bank and Trust Co
Franklin Club Sets Oct Five Fall Dance Date
Franklin area report notes the Les Resoltes Dance Club plans a fall dance on October five at the Sportsman’s Club with hosts Mr and Mrs Howard Bell and committee members including Mr and Mrs Jerome Johnson and others. The piece also lists local social visits and vacations among Franklin residents, including Mary Korn visiting from Butler New Jersey and several families planning trips to Florida and New Hampshire.
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Franklin
Howard Bell
Sportsman’s Club
Jerome Johnson
Roger Ramsey
O. H. Egleston
John Tewell
Bell
Jack Gruhler
Presbyterian National Laboratory
Debuque University
Debuque
Iowa
Gruhler
Ohio
Franklin Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
William *. Edwards
Mary Korn
William
Nick
Louis Good
Butler
Legion Post Groundbreaking for New Building in Lebanon
In Lebanon Special the Ralph P. Snook post of the American Legion plans a 10 am groundbreaking for a new hall on North Broadway across from the Warren County fairgrounds. Memorial Hall faces repairs or demolition after 14 major defects cited by the state fire marshal. County Commissioners estimate repairs at about 50 000 and set a public meeting for Sept 3 to discuss the hall's fate.
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Lebanon
Memorial Hall
Ralph P. Snook
American Legion
North Broadway
Warren County Fairgrounds
Legion
Scott McClure
Marvin Stahl
Dala
Lebanon Community Club Hosts Annual Picnic
Lebanon area social notes report the Hart Community Club holding its annual picnic at the Benham home west of Lebanon with seventy two attendees. Additional items mention the Thirteen Club gathering on Farview Avenue and other local hostess events.
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Lebanon
Harold Benham
Hart Community Club
Jams Foley
Seven More Are Needed At Lebanon
Lebanon special report: three new teachers hired by Supt. Oscar Musgrave, reducing vacancies to seven with a week before classes open. Hired are Sharon Bologan elementary art, Harold Bologan junior high school art, and Anne Ball second fem Ml sgrave. End bid for school paving work is $13,707 by Stroud Por trance to Francis Duning Co.
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Lebanon
Oscar Musgrave
Sharon Bologan
Harold Bologan
Anne Ball
Fem
New Pupils Wednesday For Wayne
Wayne Local School District announces registration for all new pupils on Wednesday in the school auditorium. Kindergarten and first grade pupils must register with birth data proofs. Waynesville School plans a Sept. 3 opening with about 1 175 pupils and new additions including an industrial arts department and fourteen new elementary rooms. Open house is set for Sunday Sept. 1.
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Burns
Waynesville
Wayne
Richard Watters
Board of Education
Watters
Leo Perry
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J. Forrest Burns
Journal
Warren County
E.S. Brannaman
Bernice Clark
Phyllis Johnson
Lois Clay
Harriet Fealy
Dorothy Jean Clark
George Mourouzis
Patricia van Over
Sue Ann Sutton
Ann Mourouzis
Ollie Marie Nickell
Joseph Pellegrin
William Stevenson
Barnes, Laurel, and
Oxford Road
Anthony Wayno
N. J
Tally- Ho Eight Club
Golf Course
Earl Campbell
L. F. Edwards
Sue Edwards
Danny Edwards
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Everett Minge
Diane
Robert Will
Iona Beach
Fla
Richard Edwards
Steve Burns
Camp Evergreen
Houston
Everett Menge
Legion Post
Robert Whipple
Thirteen Club
Farview Avenue
James Miller
George van Harlingen
Ralph Stolle
Oregonia
John Brewer
Dayton Road
Howard Fulberth
Mathers Mill Camp
Charlotte McGregor
E. 0
Ragland
John Veidt
Milford
Hendricson Road
Valleydale
ACT Now
Middletown
AL Pace
House & Lot
Valley Dale Division
Fiesta Homes
Bob Keays
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