Contractor Promises Street Aid To Franklin
Franklin city council hears W L Harper of the local sewer firm pledge free aid to address street issues. Contractor offers a grader for two days, replacement of settled blacktop, dirt fill along Clear Creek, 100 tons gravel for the north end road, cleaning at North End playground, and concrete work near Maxwell Road, all at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
River St
Park Ave
Harper
Franklin
Clear Creek
North End
Maxwell Rd
Personal notes Around Millsville Springboro visitors and guests
Local social page lists numerous visits and gatherings across Springboro Leesburg Sabina and surrounding towns. Residents from Middletown Dayton Lebanon and Hamilton hosted and attended dinners luncheons and family events. Notable mentions include wedding attendance and church activities.
Roosa and Phillips Host Family Dinner in Middletown
Liberty Township guests Mr and Mrs E B Roosa dined with Mr and Mrs John Phillips in Middletown on Sunday. Kenneth Kennel and daughter Susan visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Kennel Sunday evening. Miss Edna Billingslea and Mr and Mrs C C Everson attended a Saturday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. An
E. B. Roosa
John Phillips
Middletown
Kenneth Kennel
Susan
Ralph V. Kennel
Edna Billingslea
C. C. Everson
Niswander family moves to Madison Ind home
Mason Rev and Mrs Lee Niswander and children left Wednesday for a new home in Madison Indiana. In the past week they hosted Dr and Mrs Frank Batsche Mr and Mrs Luther Case Mr and Mrs C H Gotthardt Mr and Mrs Roscoe Case Mr and Mrs Ronald Shurtz Mr and Mrs George Kahlert Mr and Mrs James Coulson and Mr and Mrs Leslie Scott. Estella Buerkle visited Dayton relatives. Walter Steidile Joyce Stegermiller and W H Steidie hosted dinner with Dan Steidie. James Goldy Ora Dumford were entertained at Cecil Goldys in North College Hill. Lora Ford and Fred Keller of Mainville joined Monday luncheon with Leslie Scott. Helen Ross visiting her father Frank M Hunt and brothers in Lake Wales Fla. W L Thompson hospitalized at Good Samaritan for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Niswander
Madison
Ind
Niswanders
Frank Batsche
Luther Case
C. H. Gotthardt
Roscoe Case
Ronald Shurtz
George Kahlert
James Coulson
Lesiie Scott
Estella Buerkle
Dayton
Walter Steidile
Joyce Stegermiller
W. H. Steidie
Cincinnati
Dan Steidie
James Goldy
Ora Dumford
Cecil Goldy
North College Hill
Lora Ford
Fred Keller
Mainville
Leslie Scott
Helen Ross
Frank M. Hunt
Lake Wales
Fla W. L. Thompson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Local Visits Spotlight Yellow Springs and Kentucky Guests
Poasttown Heights hosts and visitors gather in family exchanges. Mr and Mrs George Grindle of Yellow Springs welcome relatives while Cora Cox of Zag Kentucky visits Clyde Cox. Johnsons and Coles host dinners and share time with extended families and military members.
Monroe Grange Plans Spring Degree Work
Monroe Grange met with about 70 members including Juvenile Grange. A representative to the Constitutional Convention in Middletown was chosen Joe Baird will go as legislative agent. Degree work scheduled first April second April first May third and fourth May first. Basketball team post seven wins three losses in Grange league. Pomona Grange event February 16 at Peasttown with day meeting and basket dinner. Dues by mail to Robert Thompson Rural Route 3 Middle town. Program featured Lincoln paper by Mrs James Baird piano by Mrs John Mehl Jr dialogue by Condon sisters Stunt by Mrs Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Grange
Monroe School
Middletown
Joe Baird
Home Council
Grange
Pomona Grange
Peasttown
Robert Thompson
Route
Raymond Baird
James Baird
Abraham Lincoln
John Mehl, Jr
Lester Kennel
Carolyn
Karen
Linda Condon
Carol
Susan Mea
Thomas Kennel
M. A. Boyd
Hamilton Pilot Missing In Korea
First Lt. Charles R. Spath, 24, of Hamilton, missing since last Sunday after his jet fighter was hit near Pyongyang and he parachuted behind enemy lines. His wife in Tokyo notified his parents. A Miami University graduate, Spath joined the Air Force in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Korea
Tokyo
John Spath
South Thirteenth St
Charles R. Spath
Pyongyang
Miami University
Spath
Air Force
Grand Jury Delivers on Hamilton Murder Charge
Josh Kirksey, 30, bound over to the grand jury on first degree murder after pleading innocent in municipal court. He is charged with the January 26 fatal shooting of Minnie Lee Terry, 19, at his estranged wife’s home. He reportedly told police he fired a shotgun blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Josh Kirksey
Kirksey
Minnie Lee Terry
Fire destroys 16 tons of potatoes on New Jersey Turnpike
A refrigerated truck carrying 16 tons of potatoes caught fire in an unknown manner on the New Jersey Turnpike near Moorestown. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours before it was brought under control. The potatoes were a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorestown
N. J
New Jersey
Red Lion Women Society entertained at Nora Sleeth home
Red Lion Church Red Lion Women Society of Christian Service will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Nora Sleeth. Thursday, Mrs. Dale Blackburn, recently a Middletown Hospital patient, has returned home. Cpl. William Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fry, stationed with the U S Army at I ndian town Gap Pa, spent several days at home. Pfc. Robert Hazelwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hazelwood, with the U S Air Force at Wright Field Dayton, is home for a 30 day furlough before serving in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Charles South of Dayton recently visited Mrs. Eva South, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mote and daughters were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wright and daughter in West Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Leslie Stoup
Jimmy Phares
Ronnie Murphy
Stevie Shaffer
Jonnie Apfeld
Stevie Cooper
Gary Hufford
Bobby Cross
Glen Roberts
George Suman
Warren Brown
Donald Roberts
Patty Randall
Presley Hall
Presbyterian Church
WSCS
Methodist Church
John Holt
William Rahmes
Elmer Thompson
Monroe
Lawrence Withrow
Leonard Foutz
Phillip
Lewis Jones
Middletown
Charles Schlisman
Millville
Walter France
West Elkton
Henry
Will Fairbush
Newport
Diva Shabry
Edith Chapen
Nora Funk
Lizzie Harkleo
Camden
Sam Gerber
Fred Gerber
Harry Fischer
Hamilton
G. W. Baker
James Withrow
Trenton
Henry Foutz
Nellie Jones
Womens Society of Christian Service
Red Lion Church
Nora Sleeth
Dale Blackburn
Middletown Hospital
Cpl
William Fry
Herman Fry
United States Army
Indiantown Gap
Pfc
Robert Hazelwood
George Hazelwood
United States Air Force
Wright Field
Dayton
Germany
Charles South
Eva South
Don Mote
Anthony Wright
West Carrollton
Germantown Birthday Echoes With Family Visits
Germantown residents gathered Sunday at the Ames Fox home for a birthday anniversary surprise. Attending were Glenn Wilcox and family of Dayton Kenneth Woodard and family James Fox and family Earl Heaton and daughter Tim Emley and family. Several other visitors included David De Frees and sons from Middletown with Hazel Maxson and Russell Storer and daughters. Concluding notes mention Bermuda trip by Conrad Green, birth of a daughter to Paul and Mikesell at Grandview Hospital Dayton, and visits from Wilbur Sprinkel and son of Cincinnati Sherry Lewis guest of Neal Kurfiss in Dayton and Mary Martha Emley dinner guest of Paul and Satterfield in Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Fox
Glenn Wilcox
Dayton
Kenneth Woodard
James Fox
Earl Heaton
Tim Emley
David de Frees
Middletown
Hazel Maxson
Russell Storer
Conrad Green
Troy
Mary Martha Emley
Paul Satterfield
Miamisburg
Local Social Roundup From Lebanon and Loveland Clubs
Mrs Herbert Fogle hosted the Half n Half Club at Summit Street with high scores for Mrs Thomas York Mrs Frank Sibey Mrs John Paul and Mrs Howard Fogle and a fish fry finale. Loveland host Mrs Harry Brown led Neighborhood Bridge with top prizes won by Mrs Rex Parker and Mrs Earl Shrack and guests included Mrs Ralph Chaney. Nearby families hosted dinners and card nights at West Orchard and West Park Aves. District W S C S meeting drew many members while Mrs G H Townsley mourned her father in Fellsmere Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fogle
Summit St
Thomas York
Frank Sibey
John Paul
Howard Fogle
Robert Peach
Harry Brown
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Loveland
Ralph Chaney
Rex Parker
Earl Shrack
John Loy
Marlowe Rich
Marvin Young
West Orchard Ave
Harold Rosencrans
William Johnson
Russell Horn
West Park Ave
B. J. Bowman
George Leichty
James Rodgers
William Davidson
Herschel Hollingshead
Alvin Russell
L. W. Schreckengast
Hollingshead
Schreckengast
Rodgers
Zane Brant
Richard Wood
Robert McGranahan
Eugene White
Mmes
Harry Schwartz
Edward Ross
Lucille Berry
Charles van Mull
Jesse Mount
Minnie Swain
Sam Stiles
George Noell
Clarence Jameson
Frank Lemay
Thompson
Gardner Townsley
Josephine Banta
W.S.C.S
Middletown
G. H. Townsley
Fellsmere
Florida
C. E. Nourse
Birthday fete honors Priscilla Suman with many friends
Somerville Mrs. Clayton Suman hosted a fifth birthday party for her daughter Priscilla, assisted by Mrs. George Suman Sr and Mrs. George Handley. Guests included Connie Ross, Beckey and Kathy Rumpler, Donna Bennett, Linda Holt, Beck Bolser, Barbara Heinlain, Paula Detmer, Jay and Tommy Paul, Joyce Suman, Joy and Jimmy Lou Brown, Carol and Gary Arbell, and Sheryl Kay Brenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Suman
George Suman
George Handley
Priscilla
Connie Ross
Beckey
Kathy Rumpler
Donna Bennett
Linda Holt
Beck Bolser
Barbara Heinlain
Paula Detmer
Jay
Tommy Paul
Joyce Suman
Joy
Jimmy Lou Brown
Carol
Gary Arbell
Sheryl Kay Brenan
Seven Mile Civic Club Hosts Weekend Meeting
Seven Mile Mrs Maude Snively hosted the Current Events and Civic Club Saturday. Papers were read by Mrs Ralph Hood Miss Ada Wilson and Mrs Clarence Schubert. Rev Harley Martin and Rev Wendell Pontius attended the Thirtieth Annual Ohio Pastors Convention in Columbus recently. Seven Mile Band Boosters meet ing will be held tonight at the Seven Mile School at 8 o clock. Women s Society of Christian Service will meet at the home of Mrs Sherman Adams Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs Buehl Roach and son of Missouri are visiting with Mr and Mrs Hobart Wilson. The Monthly Red Cross Sewing Club was held at the home of Mrs Homer Letsche, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Snively
Civic Club
Ralph Hood
Ada Wilson
Clarence Schubert
Harley Martin
Wendell Pontius
Ohio
Columbus
Seven Mile Band
Seven Mile School
Women's Society of Christian Service
Sherman Adams
Buehl Roach
Missouri
Hobart Wilson
Red Cross Sewing Club
Homer Letsche
Franklin residents attend events and new ventures update
Franklins Joyce Eldridge studies piano at Juilliard in New York City and played at a New York University program in the Museum of Natural History last Friday. A large group attended a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Clay Thacker hosted by Joyce Mabry, Mrs. William Con, and Mrs. Lester Gilbert. Anton Scibilia returned to Franklin and opened offices in Cincinnati while continuing work from there. K Groninger resumes as Franklin Kroger Store manager after nine months in Dayton. Dean Kempfer returns to Dayton for training. Franklin Hi-Fi meeting set for Monday at the high school with Charles Laughlin as faculty sponsor and Ronald Bailey as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Eldridge
Juillard School of Music
New York City
New York University
Museum of Natural History
Eldridge
Roy Eldridge
Aileron Club
Clay Thacker
Joyce Mabry
William Con
Lester Gilbert Green
Anton Scibilia
Franklin
Amelia Bigler
South Main Street
Scibilia
Sheraton-Gibson
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
K. Groninger
Franklin Kroger
Dayton
Dean Kempfer
Groninger
Franklin Hi
Robert James
Carl Hart
Ruth Logsdon
Tyrone
Theo, Woodward
A. Shiflett
Kathryn Hurt
Richmond
Cheryl Barcalow
Second Street
Gloria Jean Kinder
John Kinder
van Bane Erie
New Home Development Planned At Germantown
Germantown Village Council heard plans for a 46 home development behind Virginia and Orchard Avenues with an entrance from Perry Street. Water gas and sewers would be extended, and a new ordinance granting paid vacations to police and street department staff was passed. A tar kettle for street repairs was approved for mounting on a village truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Sam Moore
Virginia
Orchard Avenues
Perry St
Moore
Richard Egan
Seven Men Face Judge At Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court charged seven men with traffic and related offenses before Judge J. T. Riley. Richard Bruss paid 10 dollars and costs for driving left of center on Route 25. Donald E. Maynard of Cooksville was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Claude E. Holt forfeited 125 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Harold Blanton paid 25 dollars plus costs for speeding. Donald Mc Corkle forfeited 50 dollars bond for disorderly conduct. Oscar Egleston fined 25 dollars and costs for no operator license. Judge Riley suspended the fines for Holt and for Fred White on motor vehicle operation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
State Highway Patrol
Richard Bruss
Donald E. Maynard
Cooksville
Tenn
Franklin City
Claude E. Holt
Harold Blanton
Middletown
Donald McCorkle
Oscar Egleston
Riley
Fred White
Germantown Club Notices Mix Social and Meetings
Grace Rebekah Lodge hosts a Euchre Party at 8 p.m. at the IOOF Lodge Hall. The FOE Ladies Auxili ary meet tonight at 8 at the Eagles Hall with Dayton Ladies Auxiliary as guests. American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Hall on Center Street. Germantown PTA and Adult School joint session on Tuesday February 12 at 7 45 p.m. Walter Harvie will direct the Junior Band and Mrs Dan Anslinger Sr will present a PTA history followed by tea in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Grace Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
The
FOE
Eagles Hall
Dayton
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Center St
Germantown Parent-Teachers Association
Walter Harvie
Dan Anslinger
PTA
Springboro
Springboro Grange
Amanda
WSCS
Amanda Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Seven Mile
Trenton
James Sturgeon
Valley Date Book Wednesday and Thursday Community Meetings
Local notices list numerous club meetings across towns including Springboro Germantown Amanda Seven Mile Trenton Monroe Somerville Franklin Middletown Kings Mills Blue Ball and more with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. events cover Grange Grange Hall Masonic Hall church halls schools and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Eeeenee Senee
Fairfield Township
Serene Ener
Ross Two D Wenn
Hanover Ownship
Onan
Hanover Twp. S. D College Landweer
Hamilton City
Milford
Oxford
S. D
Millville Corporation
Aenean Ener
Middletown City
Dis Mayfield Fire District
North Middletown Fire Dist. Ceeeennene
Monroe Corporation Eee Eneeneneeee
Liberty Township
Deeeeeee Enneeneee
Hisso
Madison Township
Trenton Village
S. D Seeneneenenee
Trenton Corporation Ener
Milford Township
S. O. College Land Senee
Oxford Local
Milford Two Seeeee
SD College Lane Wenaee
Somerville Village
S. D. Sneeeenee
Somerville Corporation
S. D. College ‘Landseen
Oxford Twp . D
College Corner V. SD College
Reily
S. D. College
College Corner Corp. Collegh
Oxford Corp. College Laneee
Nereenene
Oxtra
D. Eve
Kanken
Seven Mile Corporation
Nani. de
Union Townshi S. D
Abit Oe
Crescentville Illa S. Dy Seesener
I Ot
Mason Village
Eenee Ween
Bunyan
Wayne Township
Mile Village
West Elkton Spec
Jacksonburg Corporation
Hamilton Co Atom
Ois
Civil Service Commission Is Appointed At Franklin
Mayor James Rossman announced the appointment of a three man Civil Service Commission. L G Shawhan, a Franklin druggist, will serve six years. John Shotwell, a barber and former election contender, four years. H A Stamper, a Dayton firm employee, two years. The panel is unpaid. The council also approved a City Planning Commission and set 150 dollar monthly clerk secretary pay for the safety service director. Extension of sewer and water to Harp subdivision and East Franklin Homesites was authorized with plans for 19 homes. A city representative will attend Public Utilities Commission hearings in Columbus February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
James Rossman
Civil Service Commission
Franklin City Council
L. G. Shawhan
John Shotwell
H. A. Stamper
Dayton
Jesse Hollingsworth
Harp
East Franklin
Arthur W. Harp
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Rossman
Safety Service
Hollingsworth
Warren Scouts Celebrate 42nd Boy Scout Anniversary
About 1000 Warren County Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers celebrate the 42nd anniversary of the Boy Scout movement with events including the Scouter Appreciation Banquet in Middletown American Legion Auditorium and a week of activities February 8 to 12. The Mound Builders Area Council sponsors window display contests, Eagle Scout banquets, and various unit programs across Lebanon and Warren County with Scout Sunday February 10 and several district prizes for best exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Boy Scout Movement
America
American Legion
Middletown
Ft. Ancient
Mound Builders Area Council
Youth Opportunity House
Franklin Ups Salaries Of Such Teachers
Franklin increases substitute teachers pay from 11 to 11.50 to align with similar districts. Architects Tom McLaughlin and Roy Berkebile of McLaughlin and Kyle in Lima presented at the board meeting on the new gymnasium and cafeteria project and joined in a discussion on building operations. The board then reviewed building repair needs and items for rehabilitation funds requests to the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Public
Board of Education
Tom McLaughlin
Roy Berkebile
State Department of Education
Warren Calls Petit Jurors
The case of Stanford Alexander, indicted for leaving the scene of an accident, is set for trial by Warren County petit jurors to be called Thursday. Alexander pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge Alton F. Brown. jurors from Lebanon Franklin Mason Morrow and Waynesville areas are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Stanford Alexander
Warren County
Petit Jury
Alexander
Alton F. Brown
Helen van Camp
Ruth Winner
Ramona Kelley
Lucile Berry
Monroe Banta
Mary Brant
Anna Kimberlin
Ella Lane
Ralph L. Chaney
Georgia Ban
Wayne Volunteer Fire Laddies Fish Fry Sells Out
Wayne Township volunteers report 700 tickets for a Red Perch Fish Fry at Wayne Township School Saturday sold out. Dinner includes salad, pickles, catsup, rye bread and coffee. Serving hours run from to 8 30 p m with a 50 50 dance after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Volunteer Fire
Red Perch
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Virgil Root
Clarence Neal
Les Gorsuch
Springboro
Blue Ball Community Club Sets February Meeting Agenda
The Blue Ball Community Club will hold its February meeting Thursday at Blue Ball School at 8 p.m. George Van Giesen, state editor of the Middletown Journal, will address the group on An Arm of Democracy. Discussion includes a project to establish a permanent market for the Blue Ball community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ball
Blue Ball School
George van Giesen
Middletown Journal
Three Fined At Lebanon
LEBANON P M Harned Michael Geyer both of Dayton and Don Hagerman of Springfield cited by Officers Perry Osborne and Don Epping for speeding pleaded guilty when arraigned before Mayor William Fraser. Each was fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
P. M. Harned
Michael Geyer
Dayton
Don Hagerman
Springfield
Perry Osborne
Don Epping
William Fraser
Foster area names listed for notice item
Walker H. Terry of Harveysburg Ruth Ward Ralph P. Shawhan George Glucker and Ada Hatte all reside in Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker H. Terry
Harveysburg
Ruth Ward
Ralph P. Shawhan
George Glucker
Ada Hatte
Foster
Schoolmasters Plan Meeting At Springboro
Warren County Schoolmasters Club schedules a ladies night at Springboro high school cafeteria on Thursday February 14. Walter Dwire of Mason announces a 7 o clock dinner and a St Valentine's Day party planned by Sept A S Emery. The program features special music as part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Springboro High School
Walter
Bob” Dwire
Mason
A. S. Emery
Rates of taxation in Butler County 1951
In pursuance of law I John W Wendel treasurer of Butler County Ohio give notice the mills levied on each dollar of property listed for taxation for the 1951 tax year are as follows General Fund 1.92 T B Levy 0.68 Conservancy 0.05 Total County Levy 2.62
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wendel
Butler County
Ohto
Gregory
General Fund
T. B. Levy
Conservancy
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. Harper
Jay A. Graven
Charles Hutchinson
Irwin Blinn
Leesburg
Sabina
Irwin Watkins
Stanley Fry
Jane Caldwell
Willard Allen
Ira Day
Hayes Leach
Clara Crockett
C. D. Kett
Everett Sweney
Elva Sweney
Lucy Cowan
Charles Sweney
Shirl Stanton
Robert Montgomery
H. EF. Shetterly
Leonard Harbaugh
Ed Leisz
William Snell
Charles Charlton
Waynesville
Kenneth Thomas
Oral Saunders
Jesse Brandenburg
Chalmer Brandenburg
Charles Alan
Louis Fry
Leisz
Raymond Beck
C. W. Montgomery
Milo Beck
Kathy Lubbersman
Richard Lubbersman
Veterans Hospital
Dan Mayne
Allan Wilfong
Indianapolis
Fred Mayne
Robert Meyers
Marcia Meyers
Chester Pugh
Ed Eyer
Wilbur Beltz
Manvers Beltz
Ivan Tuft
Walter Ruble
Carl Wood
Harold Wood
A. B. Wood
Frank Bunnell
Red
Russell Stewart
Jack Shannon and
Millikin Rd
Fred Beckley
Charles Pippen
H. J. Patterson
Glen Ellis
Auto Carter
C. O. Everson
Ralph Idle and Sons
West Chester
Ed Riley
William Streibeck
Everson
Elmer McClung
Emmett E. Roosa
Robert Puckett
Minnie Bone
Blanch Allen
Allie
Mabel Swearingen
Pearl White
Mildred Behm
Ralph Spaum
Grace van Ness
Martha Girton
Lena Brant
Amma T. van Ness
William Owens
South Carolina
Montana
Ralph Kennel
Leslie Robinson
C. Trees
Leland Chapman
Kendall Shaffer
Brown
Marion Tolson
Walter Driever
Louis Driever
Jac White
Otterbein
Lowell Abney
Russell Hoover
Cocoa
Fla
Poasttown Heights
George Grindle
Yellow Springs
George Grindle, Jr
Cora Cox
Zag, Ky
Clyde Cox
Robert Johnson and Sons
Rome Johnson
Silver Grove
Elmer Cole
Asa Abner
Cpl Lowell Abney
Inza Stone
C. R. Carter
Erickson
Somerville
Germantown News
Valley Date
RED Lion
Robert Sleth
Twentieth Century Club
Dale Shafer
Seven Mile Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Martha Rutledge
Lions Club
Franklin High School
North Clearcreek Farm Council
Bens Kearns
United Presbyterian Church
Father and Son
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Middletown Ministerial Association
Kings Daughters
Kings Mills
Warren
Tyo
Dist Taxin
Jdal Tei
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