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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1960
Page
39
The Mulford greenhouses open to the public for free poinsettia show with about 15 000 plants on display. Officials advise on care through the year for long lasting color including watering, temperature, light, and dormant periods to maximize holiday blooms.
Irene Russell executive secretary of the Warren County Tuberculosis Association reports Christmas seal replies total under 2000 from 10500 letters mailed. Funds are several hundred dollars below last year while eight new cases were found in the county, prompting plans for an X ray clinic in the courthouse basement.
Somerville residents Mrs. Cora Scott and Homer Bacon of Camden called on Mrs. W. A. Roberts on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Cora Stubbs is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs in Richmond Indiana.
Carlisle Lions Club met December 6 at the school. Guest speaker George Beckett of Hamilton, secretary of the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation, spoke on the foundation’s history and functions.
The second six week honor roll at Trenton Junior Senior High lists students by grade from seventh through twelfth. The article also notes GAA volleyball results for teams A and B versus Ross, church program on WPFB featuring the Mennonite Choir, Mennonite Disaster Service meeting in Plain City, and Trenton High commercial class demo on the Marchant Calculator.
The Butler County Advisory Committee recommended Benjamin C. Hoyer Jr. be appointed Butler County Extension Agent for Agriculture, replacing Robert E. Wilson. Hoyer, 4-H agent in Shelby County, is a graduate of Ohio State University with bachelors and masters in dairy science, and begins January 1 1961 pending board approval.
Springboro residents join Franklin Farmers Club Christmas meeting at the McClure home in Lebanon with a gift exchange and carol singing led by Mrs. Helen Ward. Local groups schedule toy drives for Warren County Children’s Home, PTA programs, Cub Scout events, and church Christmas activities through December.
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