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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
5
Germantown chamber of commerce will hold officer elections at February meeting with nominating committee of Harvey Brombaugh Ron Emerick and Charles Shinkle. President Robert Rettich and secretary treasurer Larry Barnhart presented a financial report.
Mrs. Robert Day was named chairman of the annual March of Dimes Drive in Germantown. She will be assisted by 30 volunteers from Germantown. Funds raised go to the Birth Defects Evaluation Clinic at Barnye Childrens Medical Center in Dayton. The Germantown BPW Club met at the Daughters of America Hall with Mrs. Robert Judy presiding over the program.
Cubs from Pack No 55 presented skits about historical characters at the Chautauqua Community Center meeting. Cubmaster Richard Brodbeck and den mother Donna Hill led songs icebreakers and a story of American Trailblazers.
Carlisle council adopted a new pay scale and benefits for two fulltime officers in a special session. The police chief will earn 5700 annually, deputy chief 5100, with fully paid hospitalization, two weeks vacation, and 1.5 days sick leave monthly up to 90 days. New officer sick leave begins after six months. Chief Bev Wyatt gains an extra duty to report street conditions and needed improvements.
A mandamus suit may be filed against Springboro Mayor Fred Mayne to force approval of a county backed water supply project. The plan involves a water field near Chautauqua dam and a two mile pipeline across Old Route 25 and Interstate 75 serving Pennyroyal Hill and Pennyroyal Road, with $200,000 estimated cost.
WEST MIDDLETOWN Elk Creek Grange will meet at the Grange Hall Tuesday at 6 30 p m A covered dish supper will be served Paul Smith of the Riley Grange delegate to the annual state convention will be the guest speaker Also Butler County Home Economics committees met at the REA building in Hamilton and a covered dish supper was served Attending from Elk Creek Grange were Mrs Roy Truesdell and Mrs Earl Brown
Lebanon police officer Fred Collett resigns after about two years with the department effective February 15. Rumors circulate that Collett will join Warren County Sheriff Bryon Keninard's staff.
The Little Miami Development Association broadens its scope as Harveysburg Bellbrook and Newtown join. Spring Valley and Cincinnati have been invited. Earl Maag shifts to executive vice president while Richard Jamieson of Batavia becomes president and Flack Douglas of Milford serves as secretary treasurer.
The Waynesville PTA announces a spring rummage sale with date and time to be announced later. Farmers Grange 13 meets Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Friends social room. Springboro Grange will confer first and second degrees. The Waynesville National Bank marks its 90th anniversary with an open house and gifts from the "Girls from 1875" during two days of celebration.
The Kings Mills Homemakers Club met recently at the home of Mrs Boyd Ellis with Mrs Sue Howell leading the discussion on club topics and activities.
The Miami Valley Chautauqua Association reports its semiannual meeting will move to the Saturday after Labor Day, with officers to be elected at the session. President Robert Dunn says camping facilities were debated and improvements planned due to a strong summer and high reservation requests. A social hour preceded the session.
The Womans Auxiliary of the Overpeck Improvement Association meets tonight at 8 p.m. on Hamilton Trenton Road hosted by Mrs. How ard Sharp. The Overpeck Improvement Association plans a Feb 10 meeting at 8 p.m. in the fire house to discuss a 50th anniversary in April. The first meeting was April 8, 1914. The New Miami School Board convenes Feb 8 at 7:30 p.m. The National Farmers Organization meets tomorrow at Township Hall in Overpeck at 8:30 p.m. Jacob Mehl will report on the Shandon open meeting.
Reservations for special license plate numbers for 1965 will be accepted at the deputy registrar's office at 125 East St through February 25. Tags go on sale March 1. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. daily with Friday closing at 8 p.m. Applications for truck licenses are accepted through March 15.
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