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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
28
Judging of dairy cattle and 4-H Horse Show lead the program as nearly 25 000 people visit the 115th Butler County Fair in three days. Officials forecast a 25 percent rise in entries to about 3000 while planning next year’s improvements and a new eastern grandstand entrance.
With under a week to go, Mason prepares six days of festivities starting September 1 at Dwire Field. The salute to the flag and cannon salute kick off the event led by VFW Robert Mount Post 9622 and American Legion Ralph S. Penquite Post 194.
Warren County Record reports July activity with 310 deeds and 292 financing statements. Deputy recorder Phyllis Lackens notes mortgages valued at 3,853,691. 95 miscellaneous documents and seven discharges registered. Also 261 real estate mortgages canceled in July.
Germantown board adopts an 861 997 20 dollar budget for the first year and submits it to Montgomery County for final approval. Dr. Kenneth Crim discusses tax levies for the Germantown Farmersville district and a special Aug 90 meeting is called to continue talks. The district sets lunch prices, hires substitute staff, and outlines policies on bus rules discipline and student registration.
Mrs Leo Treat of Mason won first place for Best of Show with an abstract arrangement Plant for Peace at the 35th annual Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Convention at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. The theme was Plant Today Beauty Tomorrow. Also attending were Mrs C Voorhis and Mrs Trent.
Butler County Grange Gypsy Chorus and Orchestra plans its second reunion at Fairfield High School on Milles Road tonight at 6 00 pm. Mrs C H Williams directs the group formed in 1938 from a State Grange project. The event is a covered dish supper with attendance urged for all members and families.
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