Oxford Seeks Road Fix to Ease Traffic Into Town
Dr. Robert Hefner of the Oxford Rotary Club discusses improving Route 73 and extending four-lane highways toward I-71 and I-71 links to Indiana. Suggestions include widening to 24 feet, extending eastward to join I-71, and interchanges to relieve traffic for Miami University and nearby parks.
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College Town
Hueston Woods State Park
Robert A. Hefner
Oxford Rotary Club
Hefner
Jim Cooke
Obie Department of Highways
Cooke
Herbert Wiecking
Oxford Community Improvement Corp
James A. Rhodes
State Highway Department
Miami University
Roth
Oxford
Heiner
Rt 63
LeBanon
Ohio
Indiana State Line
Indiana
Brookville
U.S. 127
Rt. 177
U.S. 27
US. 52
Rt. 7
Warren Aetween
Dr. Hefner
Federal Reservoir
Ind
Firemen To Elect At Mason Se Flea Ve Meeting
Mason volunteers hold election for officers including chief and assistant chief. Trustees named include George Spaeth Leslie Spaeth Thomas Beysore Allis Childers Furs Berner Griffis and Richard with proceedings at Mason Fire Company meeting.
Elk Creek Grange Dinner Tonight in West Middletown
The Elk Creek Grange meets at Grange Hall for a 6 30 p m covered dish supper followed by a meeting at 7 30 Dec 12. The United Bible Class of Pleasant Ridge EUB Church plans a Sunday gathering at 2 p m with Mr and Mrs James Crout hosting.
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West Middletown
Elk Creek Grange
Grange Hall
United Bible Class
Pleasant Ridge
EUB Church
James Crout
Waynesville Junior Auxiliary Wins State Legion Award
The Waynesville Unit 5 Junior Auxiliary receives the 1965 66 state award for best program. Led by 12 year old Gayla Thompson and Gail Hawkins, the group conducted Halloween favors, Christmas carols, hospital baskets, flower planting, and Memorial Day activities while aiding veterans and the needy.
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Waynesville
Ameri
Antechcan Legion Can Legion Junior Auxiliary
Unit 5
Sero
Waynesville Legice
Earl Thompson
Green Knolls School
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Legion Auxiliary
Gayla Thompson
Thompson
Gail Hawkins
H.l.hawkins
Miami Offering TV Credit Course
Oxford reports that Miami University will televise The Fabric of Communism for one hour of academic credit in the winter trimester. The 15 lecture series by Daniel N. Jacobs, Miami professor of government, will be broadcast by CHF station WKEF Channel 22 Dayton and two other area stations.
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Oxford
WKEF
Dayton
Miami University
Daniel N. Jacobs
Miami
WMUB
WCET
Cincinnati
WMBUS
NFO Plans Meeting For Butler County Farmers Group
Nine members of the Butler County National Farmers Organization of Milwaukee Wisconsin attend a December convention with seven alternates listed. Delegates from 25 states are to attend the sessions broadcast weekly on WMUB WCET and WKEF. A 15 program series on communism airs January providing university credit. registration 15 dollars includes the book The Masks of Communism and program outlines.
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Butler County National Farmers of
Milwaukee
Wison
Allen Baker
Frank Minges
Merle Truster
Pete Stander
Richard Kolb
Richard Wagenfield
al Hellman
Joy Class elects officers and assigns teachers for 1967
Poasttown Heights reports the JOY Class chose James Simpkins as president, Mark Selby as vice president, Rita Degroat as secretary, and Eileen Lightle as treasurer. Alberta Derrought and Estelle Driever are Sunshine Class teachers for 1967, with Mable Wetzel and Bob Eagle teaching the JOY Class, and Inza Stone and Doug Ransom teaching OUR Class.
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JOY Class
James Simpkins
Mark Selby
Aedent
Rita Degroat
Tary
Eileen Lightle
Peeurer
Alberta Derrought
Estelle Driever
Sunshine
Mable Wetzel
Bob Eagle
Inza Stone
Doug Ransom
Valley View college night at Farmersville High
James C. Walters of Miami University Middletown will join admission counselors from a dozen Ohio and Indiana colleges at Farmersville High School Thursday from 6 45 to 9 p m to discuss admission policies costs and curriculum.
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Tors
Hueston Woods
Ohio
Miami and
Western College
Indiana
Miami University
Hefner
Farmersville
James C. Walters
Middletown
Valley View
Farmersville High School
Popular 4-H Offering Expands Consumer Education Emphasis
The 4-H Home Economics program in Chicago shifts toward consumer education to fit urban spending trends. It targets both girls and boys, offering county state and national awards with trips and college scholarships, backed by Montgomery Ward and the Cooperative Extension Service.
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Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
Federal
Washington
Mindrum
Montgomery Ward
National
4H Service Committee
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Mason
Elk Creek
Ouch
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Neal Heele
William Dudley
Bill Widmeyer
Calvin Grissom
Jacob Mehl
Jacobs
Miami i
Norwood
Hamilton
Piqua
Searty Ely
Telex
Hormel
TELEK
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Minneapolis
Minn
Atention
K. Wilkins
Rentschier
Poasttown Heights
Florena
Florena’s Drive Inn West
Oxford State RD
Trenton
Brooker
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