January Term Names Pulled For Warren Jury
Warren County jury selections announced with drawns names for Common Pleas and County Court juries. Named prospects hail from Lebanon Mason Harveysburg Waynesville Pleasant Plain and surrounding townships with many residents listed for possible duty.
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Lebanon
Robert Townsley
Paul Fitzgerald
Franklin
Warren County Court
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Pett
Dorothy Sherod
Eva Orndorf
Mildred Quillen
Springboro
James Haygood
Pleasant Plain
Everett Snell
Harveysburg
Haywood Jackson
South Lebanon
Jim Purkey
Mildred Sherwood
Virgil Wilkerson
Waynesville
Emerson Emley
Rt. 2
Lester Groves
Barbara Brown
Blanchester
Amelia Gordon
Adra Braddock
Vernon Wood
James Hardin
Stoner D. Wil
Estates Set By Warren County Court
Probate Judge Robert G. Ray approved values for three estates for tax purposes. The Dugan estate in Lebanon was set at 25 642 dollars 74. Rose Probst of Hamilton Township valued at 986 365 dollars 62. Roy E. Miller of Lebanon valued at 13 313 dollars 55. Inventories list additional values for Elbert Tinch Franklin 22 286 dollars 91 Charles C. Henderson Morrow 27 100 dollars Mary G. Nuttle Hamilton Township 32 167 dollars 87 Mary L. Drake Waynesville 11 500 dollars Blanche Henderson Springboro 7 206 dollars 64 Porter Dennis Franklin 4 389 dollars 76.
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Lebanon
Robert G. Ray
Ray
George Earl Dugan
Rose Probst
Hamilton Township
Roy E. Miller
Dugan
Audrey Balthasar
Columbus
Waynesville
Blanche Henderson
Springboro
Porter Dennis
Franklin
WSCS Meeting at Red Lion Hosts and Pinewood Derby
The Red Lion Methodist W S C S will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday January 7 with hostess Mrs Ted Mote and leader Mrs Joe Jameson. Scout troop 62 will not meet until January 11 and a pinewood derby run off is set for January 21 at the church.
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RED Lion
Red Lion Methodist W. S. C. S
Ted Mote
Joe Jameson
Maustown Watch Service Scheduled at Community Church
Maustown residents will gather for a Watch service at the Community Church tomorrow at 10 p.m. The event invites local worshippers to join in prayer and remembrance.
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Maustown
Carlisle Civic Group Disbands After Executive Board Vote
The Greater Carlisle Civic Organization officially disbanded after an executive board meeting. Vice-president Glen Alderfer cited lack of majority support as the reason for inactivity and said funds were donated to the Carlisle School for Exceptional Children. The group had funded local projects and events this summer.
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Carlisle
Greater Carlisle
Glen Alderfer
Carlisle School For
Alderfer
Tapscott
Provincial Plains Playground
Church Meeting In Germantown
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Germantown Methodist Church will hold its next regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Charles Mears will present a film as part of the program and all church ladies are invited.
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Germantown
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Charles Mears
Wooster Guernsey Wins Gold Star Rate Dam Award
Lynn a registered Guernsey cow owned by Ethel and Russell Fetter earns The American Guernsey Cattle Club Gold Star Dam for progeny outstanding in type and production. Daughters Locust Hill Lisa Lynette and Lindalou post high milk and fat records. Lynn herself produced 11 241 pounds of milk and 494 fat in eight records. A special certificate will be awarded to the Fetters.
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Peterborough
N. H.woodlark
Levity Lynn
Guernsey
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Locust Hill
Lisa
Locust Hill Lynette
Locust Hill Lindalou
Lynn
Wey Acres Levity
Danamo
Linda
Russel M
Ethel Fetter
R. D. Stewart
AGCC
Restored Arm Improves for Swaffar at OSU
Bob Swaffar, 6-foot-9, describes little pain after his right arm was torn off in a school laundry accident last Nov. 1. Doctors rebuilt the arm to the shoulder and he undergoes daily therapy as nerves regrow at about a half inch per month. He remains on an athletic scholarship at Oklahoma State and sits on the bench diagramming plays for coach Hank Iba during the Big Eight tournament.
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Kansas City
Bob Swaffar
Swaffar
Oklahoma State
Hank Iba
BPHA Secretary Loren N Sanford Resigns
CALDWELL Lorin N. Sanford, secretary of the Buckeye Polled Hereford Association Inc., announced his resignation effective January 1. He will return to Ohio State University to continue his education, and his wife Eleanor was named temporary secretary until a new secretary is hired.
Quality drive tightens grip on Soviet industry
The article notes a new Soviet campaign to enforce product quality with heavy fines and potential prison terms for plant chiefs. It also contains scattered notices of divorce petitions and foreclosure actions in Butler County Ohio, plus a mortgage foreclosure filing against Raymond Cole and others by The Stannard Building and Loan Company.
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Moscow
Court of Common Pleas
Batter County
Ohio
Stannard Building and Loan Company
Raymond Cole
Glenn A. DeWald
Marjorie Owen DeWald
Melbourne
Florida
Standard Building and Loan Company
Cincinnati
Butter County
Rimont Acres
Range
Union Township
Butler County
West Chester Road
West Chester
OTN Ne
Robert Os E
Rney
Ohio Packer Charged With Deception
George Duma of Duma Packing Co Clinton Ohio faces a Packers and Stockyards Act charge from USDA alleging unfair deceptive practices in buying livestock. The complaint cites about 21 404 dollars in livestock purchases from January to August with liabilities exceeding assets and multiple insufficient funds checks totaling 40005.
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Chicago
George Duma
Duma Packing Co
Clinton
Ohio
Packers and Stockyards
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Division
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Juvenile Traffic Names to Be Published by Warren Court
Warren County Court Judge Robert Ray seeks to publish names of juvenile traffic offenders to alert parents and deter risky riding. Penalties include fines costs license suspension license revocation car registration revocation and required driving safety essays. Notable recent fines include William Betzler 16 Franklin $10 for assured clear distance and Joy Click 17 Franklin $50 for drag racing.
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Lebanon
Robert Ray
Warren County
Ray
James H. Obrig
Wayne T. Breeze
Joy B. Click
Franklin
Warren Conservation Office Loses Pair
Warren County Soil Conservation Service Office in Lebanon loses two staff to new posts. Wilbur C. Shisler named to the Ohio Watershed Planning Party as a soil conservationist with Columbus office handling the Ohio River basin study. James R. Aspinwall reassigned to Fulton County Soil Conservation Unit at Wauseon effective January 4. he plans to move his wife and son. No replacements announced yet.
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Lebanon
Warren County Soil Conservation Service
Wilbur C. Shisler
Ohio Watershed Planning Party
Columbus
Ohio River
Ohio
Fulton County Soil Conservation Unit
Wauseon
Pinwall
Shisler
County Sheep To Be Examined
Butler County flocks and statewide sheep will undergo re inspection for sheep scabies in January. Inspectors John S Koehner and William F Shollenbarger will examine flocks. 11 cases found in 23 479 flocks totaling 816 011 sheep state wide. Butler County had five flocks totaling 324 that were suspicious but negative.
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Hamilton
Butler County
John S. Koehner
West Chester
William F. Shollenbarger
Collinsville
Benjamin C. Hoyer Jr
Hoyer
Lebanon Awards Gas Turbine Generator Contract
City manager Charles Guard will award the gas turbine generator contract to Orenda Co of Palestine Illinois. Bid amount 461000 dollars, sole bid received. Equipment includes switch gear cable fuel equipment and accessories funded by 200000 from councilman bonds and the rest from city utility funds.
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Lebanon
Charles Guard
Orenda Co
Palestine
Illinois
Guard
West Elkton EUB Church to Host Annual Family Night Supper
West Elkton Ohio church officials announce the annual Family Night Supper on Sunday. Separate items note a city ordinance emergency authorizing life insurance premiums for regular full time employees and a probate notice in Butler County seeking heirship determinations with a February 20 1965 response deadline.
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Dorothy N. Joy
8Th Ave
Phoenix City
Alabama
Edward L. Joy
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Susan Hulshult
Vincent A. Sisson
Matt Ballard
Harvard Ave
Columbia
South Carolina
Virgie Ballard
Ivorce
Edward A. Forshaw
West Ekton
West Elkton
EUB Church
West Elkton Fire Department
Middletown
William W. Donham
Sylvian H. Hughes Pers
City Commission
Alice Dixon
Orie Stearns
Grant Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Sarah Gary
Eighth Avenue
Cardele
Georgia
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McRae
Georgea
Rene Collins Wells
Magnolia Street
George
James M. Jay
Fullertonvenue
Detroit
Michigan
Trustees OF Rock Hill -Christian Methodis
Church
Jacksonville
Deotha Thomas
Wildemere
Willie
Alton S. Combs
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