Weekend Warrior Slone Shines In Air Force Reserve Role
Monroe resident Wallace B. Slone a longtime Armco employee and radio ham serves as a weekend warrior with the 302nd Troop Carrier Wing stationed at Wilmington AFB. He recently shifted from airborne radio operations to load master duties while logging flights to Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico and earning a fondly prized Colonel in the Confederate Air Force from his sons.
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Middletown
Slone
Confederate Air Force
Paul Steigerwald
Monroe
Wilmington Air Force Base
Wallace B. Slone
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Charleston
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Foreign trainees study U.S. paper industry at Black Clawson
Kulin D. Desai from Ahmedabad India and Masayuki Izumi of Tokyo Japan visit Black Clawson in Middletown to learn about paper machinery. Desai, an engineer with a KU masters, plans to return in 3 4 years as a company representative. Izumi, a Kyushu University graduate, will depart in about a month. Both speak English well and enjoy American food and culture, with Desai staying with the Younts and Izumi lodging at the YMCA.
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Masayuki Izumi
Black Clawson
Middletown
Desai
Ahmedabad
India
Manchester
England
University of Kansas
United States
Izumi
Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu University
Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd
Pinch Too Much Part II Great Salt Mystery Solved
Lon Allford, Warren County highway superintendent, traced a salt spill on Ohio 63 near the Lebanon Correctional Institution to a suspected overload from two salt trucks directed to the prison farm for weighing. A driver may have tilted the load, spilling much of the salt before reaching the scales. State crews cleaned up the remainder.
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Lon Allford
Warren County
Allford
Middletown Journal
Ohio 63
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Trenton Council considers zoning delay and new lighting
Trenton council approved salary increases for village staff and five emergency budgets while delaying a rezoning measure on W State Street until all members attend. They discussed home business rules amid parking concerns and planned eight new street lights on Woodsdale Road to be completed within a month.
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Jim Guthrie
Trenton
Trenton Council
Woodsdale Road
Atthease Aidalt
Ray Willis
W. State Street
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Willis
Gas and Electric Company
New Year’s Eve Services In South Lebanon Churches
South Lebanon churches announce year end activities with combined foot washing and communion at First Church of God from 8 p m to midnight New Year’s Eve. The Methodist Church hosts a covered dish supper at 9 p m. The Baptist Church and Lebanon Road Chapel hold a Watch Night Service from 8 p m to midnight with a film Does Christ Live in Your Home.
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Lebanon
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Methodist Church
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Lebanon Road Chapel
Christ
Hoop Marathon In Franklin Risks Evening of Charity Basketball
Franklin hosts the annual Basketball Marathon sponsored by the Hampton Bennett PTO on January 8 at the high school gym. The event begins at 6 p.m. with elementary grade competitions, followed by teacher matches at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
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Franklin
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Hampton Bennett Pto
Winmore Class of E U B Church Holds Monthly Meeting
The West Elkton unit of the Winmore Class of the E U B Church met at the home of Ralph Seals for its monthly gathering.
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West Elkton
Winmore
E. U.B. Church
Ralph Seals
Installation of street lights on Woodsdale Road and Roger Drive
The project calls for 102.5 watt lights on Woodsdale Road and one light on Roger Drive near Hemlockvenue, plus a 6000 watt light on Woodsdale Road between the railroad tracks and Potter Street.
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Woodsdale Road
Roger Drive
Hemlockvenue
Potter Street
Clearcreek Board Plans Public Meet
Clearcreek Township Zoning Board schedules a public hearing on zoning changes for January 11 at the township building. Four local churches plan Christmas programs tonight at their churches. the Methodist Church hosts a children's program Tuesday evening and the Church of Christ holds a Christmas Eve service. Gary Hursh earns Life Badge with Boy Scout Troop 3 and pursues Eagle Scout. Troop 75 and Webelo Den join in Christmas carols December 22 with Scout Masters Earl Hampton and Louis Hursh guiding.
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I. B. Doyle Springboro
Clearcreek Township
Evangelical United Brethren
Church of God
Church of Christ
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Gary Hursh
Boy Scout Troop 3
Cub Scouts
Earl Hampton
Louis Hursh
Trenton Bake Sale Plan Discussed by Auxiliary Group
The Trenton Knot Hole Auxiliary held a meeting to plan a November bake sale. Members reported the bake sale was successful and discussed future fundraising efforts.
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Trenton
Butler County Home Prepares For St Nick
Staff at The Butler County Children's Home Association rush Christmas preparations for more than 60 children. Donations remain welcome as the executive director urges friends to contribute to The Children's Home Christmas Fund via checks to The Children's Home Christ mas Fund. Staff assist with last minute shopping and children finish decorating cottages and a front yard tree.
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Hamilton
Butler County Children's Home Association
Leonard L. Ziglar
St. Hamilton
Children's Home
Dinner served to Butler County patients at Longview Hospital
Collinsville report notes a Butler County Home Economics Committee project prepared a chicken dinner for patients at Longview Hospital as a community service effort and activity.
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Butler County Home Economic Committees
Butler County
Longview Hospital
Carlisle Lions Hold Christmas Dinner in Miamisburg
Carlisle Lions Club held its annual Christmas dinner at Imperial House South with about 70 attendees. Bud Baldwin chaired, 20 baskets of food and toys will aid area families on December 24, Clarence Dalton leads the toy drive, and two new members Jim Emgel and Don Hill joined.
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Carlisle
Notemen
Carlisle Lions Club
Imperial House
Miamisburg
Bud Baldwin
Clarence Dalton
Jim Emgel
Don Hill
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