Geophysics for Eighth Grade Expands Without Textbook
Eighth grade science at the district, funded by the National Defense Education Act, offers a geophysics course taught by Pauline Bartlett. The program covers earth’s core to space travel, using library resources and magazines due to no existing textbooks. The class, now a full year, aims to expand vocabulary and general science knowledge for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bartlett
Phillip Schmidts
Lois Winkler
Donna Jean Alexander
Arthur Tolley
Journal Photos
Yale
Trenton
National Defense Education Act
NDEA
James Murphy
Ohio
Bartlett
U.S
Universe
Clarence Estes
Karen Woodrey
Science Program Showcases Student Artwork and Labs
Numerous reading and art works by students fill the science program. Chart work and displays are mainly student created. Films and industry tours accompany the courses. Teachers coordinate biology physics chemistry to build on student study, speeding advancement and medal hopes at the county science fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Science Department
Trenton
Christ mas Treat at Town Hall for Lebanon Kiddies
The Lebanon Schools Christmas party for about 1500 kindergartners and first through sixth graders will be held December 22 at Town Hall Theatre with shows at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The event, begun by the late J Ray Law and Dr. Robert M Fair, is now directed by Mrs Ernestine Cook and later by First Baptist Church. Santa will attend both shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Town Hall
J. Ray Law
Robert M. Fair
Ernestine Cook
Law
First Baptist Church
Mr. Law
Santa Claus
Whispering Oak to Close as Henry Penny Opens Offices
Prominent Eaton restaurant Whispering Oak will close its doors on December 19 and become the sales offices of the Henry Penny Corporation founded by Chester Wagner. Training on the fryer will be conducted at the new offices, currently in Preble County National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Chester
Mary Wagner
Whispering Oak
N. Barron Street
Henry-Penny Corporation
Wagner
Henry-Penny
Preble County National Bank
Duncan Hines
Henry Penny
E. B. Kelley
Camden
U.S. 127
Kelley
Davco
Opposition Expected To Eaton Annexation Hearing Monday
Residents prepare to oppose Eaton’s planned 664 acre annexation at a 10 a.m. hearing before Preble County commissioners. A petition representing about 60 percent of area residents seeks annexation to the village as part of the Chamber of Commerce master plan aiming to add some 2,100 acres across several acquisitions.
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Eaton
Board of Preble County Commissioners
Fort
Western and Southern Corporation
Ohio 35
U.S. 127
William W. Hiestand
Lloyd B. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Lin
Prince of Peace Contest Set at Lebanon Church
Lebanon The annual Prince of Peace oratorical contest will be held at Lebanon Methodist Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Five high school contestants vie to represent the county in the district contest and state finals at the Ohio Pastors Convention in January. Fred Hubbell of Waynesville, a Vanderbilt student and past Ohio SAR speech winner, was last year’s county winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Prince of Peace
Lebanon Methodist Church
Carl E. Hicks
Fred Hubbell
Waynesville
Vanderbilt University
Eastern Star Installation Set Dec. 17
Germantown events honor Walter Hassler and his wife as Worthy Patron and Matron of the German Town Chapter. Robert Stump serves as installing officer with Warren Slifer as marshal. Officers include Mrs. Thomas Brunjes, Clifford Friend, Mrs. Clifford Friend, and others in ceremony at Masonic Hall on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Walter Hassler
Germantown Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Robert Stump
Warren Slifer
Charles Kern
Rose Dechant
Clarence Emley
Thomas Brunjes
Clifford Friend
Clifford
Mary Martha Emsey
Harry Ernst
No clear event headline found in fragment
The fragment notes a fact about a person using her own information for a course and mentions students becoming well known about Trenton. The text lacks identifiable individuals, dates, or concrete actions to form a full news record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Somerville Post Office Opens in New Main Street Quarters
Somerville residents note the post office has moved to new quarters on Main Street beside the fire house. The item also records various local social visits and church group activities including WSCS and Presbyterian ladies meetings with brief mentions of hosts, attendees, and a Christmas donation to Henderson Home in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Main Street
Harley Johnson
Camden
William Kramer
Hamilton
Tom Inman
Johnson
Whispering Oaks
Eaton
Roy Morrow
Edna Marshall
Oxford
Gordon Holt
Harrison
Frances Holt
John Holt
Linda
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ernest Jeffries
Herbert McQuiston
Gladys Keller
Bley
Henderson
Kentucky
Sam Inman
Charles Mee
James Paul
Camden Post Office Dedication Unsettled
Camden reports the Somerville post office building is in use this week with 960 square feet, brick and stone, next to the fire house. Contractor Robert Glatz of West Alexandria. postmaster change ongoing as Mrs Bergamyer retires and Mrs Imogene Rumpler acts. No dedication date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Somerville
Bergatmyer
Robert Glatz
West Alexandria
Fred Bergamyer
Bergamyer
Imogene Rumpler
Lawrence R
Stufford
Christ mas party and circle meetings in Monroe
Monroe notes report Hilltop Rebekah Lodge Christmas party at the 100F hall with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 and a gift exchange. Mt Pleasant United Presbyterian Church Women’s Organization schedules Circle 1 on December 13 at 11 a.m. Circle 2 joins at noon for lunch and a combined meeting. Circle 4 meets December 14 at the church for a loeovered dish luncheon after the usual time. Circle 5 gathers December 14 at 1 30 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 5
Eaton Declares City Status As Population Stands At 5034
Eaton council meets in brief session with Mayor Moysey declaring Eaton a city. Secretary of State Brown’s population figure 5034 is read. Planning commission to review subdivisions with Preble County Builders. Street light request referred. Court clerk resignation announced and bailiff pay raise referred for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Glenn G. Moysey, Jr
Ted W. Brown
Eaton Planning Commission
Preble County Builders’ Association
Loren Agee
Wayne Avenue
High Street
Rex Lane
John P. Burke
Frank McCabe
Burke
William K. Black
Council Committee For Investigation
Monroe Garden Club to Meet with Dutch Auction
The Monroe Garden Club will convene Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Richard Schulthess on East Avenue. Mrs C E Campbell will present the program and members will exhibit Christmas arrangements in this special project circle sale of vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Couden
Marion Taylor
Robin Hamilton
Louis Pursiey
Joe Meyers
Roy James
East Hendricks St
Kelley
Davee
Camden Philomathean Club
Genevieve White
Holy Land
Vernon Zimmerman
Richmond
Ind
Camden
William Rutledge
Monroe Garden Club
Richard Schultheiss
East Ave
C. E. Campbell
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Bill Vale
Marwuiur
Oney
Earth
Science
Lebanon News
Seed and Weed Garden Club
Kenneth Revenaugh
McBurney Hills
Dale Rosencrans
Edward Hartman
Sadie
Golden Lamb
George Henkle
Don Dilatush
Hewett P. Mulford
Wise House
Harlengen Air Force Base
Texas
Sturlough
George Hause
Mr. and
Mrs. Hassler
Eastern Star
James White
Cleveland
Arthur Harris
Misses Pearl
Myrtle Stein
Reily
Bruce Stinger
Wiliam Sheard
Orlando, Fla
Harry Hockersmith
Jim Thomas
Monroe
Valley
MARSH
Stevens Ave
Morton
Ren A
Santa
Santa’s
Marsh Price
Delsey
Campbell's Tomato
Cyie
Brook
del Monte
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