Rev. Alvin G Myrice Resigns From Otterbein Lebanon Home
Lebanon The Rev and Mrs Alvin G Myrice resign after 13 months as superintendent of Otterbein Home. Bishop A R Clippinger, Day n, chairman of the Evangelical United Brethren church board, notes Myrice, a chaplain in the U S Army and Kiwanis member, active in civic work. Acting superintendent is Dr L M Hohn, board executive committee chair, who will split time at the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Alvin G. Myrice
Ater
A. R. Clippinger
Dayn
Thevangelical United Brethren Church
Myrice
Lain
Kiwanis Club
L. M. Hohn
Water Works Superintendent Voted Pay Boost In Franklin
Franklin officials approved an ordinance raising the Water Works superintendent salary from 2600 to 3000 per year and boosting the clerk of the board secretary from 1440 to 1800. The village designated Franklin National Bank as fund depository for two years. Police recruit John Flinspach received a salary increase to 2000 per year. A Reynolds Construction report on fire truck building remodeling was presented with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Stage Council
Board of Public Affairs
Franklin National Bank
John Flinspach
Police Department
The
Reynolds
Meetings in Germantown Proceedings and Camp Miami Supper
Germantown WSCS of the EUB Church holds its regular meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Albert Swartzel home. Camp Miami Benefit Supper scheduled Saturday night from 4 to 8 p m. Rev Joe Hendrix in charge of tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
WSCS
EUB Church
Albert Swartzel
Camp Miami
Joe Hendrix
Albert Swarter
Springboro Social News and Obituaries Highlights
Long Springboro column lists church event plans and a large round of social visits. It notes Ninety and Nine class redecorating the church basement and a February 9 supper and service by visiting missionaries, plus multiple funeral attendances for Charles Getner and Sergeant Clifford Rider, and many local residents hosting, visiting, and traveling to Florida and Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Methodist Church School
Charles Getner
Res
Jacob Shearer
Greenville
Springboro Cemetery
Gephart- Schmidt
Miamisburg
Anna
Ada Seiker
Walter Seiker
Myron Sheets
Ralph Stowe
Ed Kesling
Getner
Clifford Rider
Anglesby Funeral
Franklin
Elmer Rider
William Rider
Beulah Brunk
Ralph Mills
Walter Brunk
Wilbur Beltz
Athletic program planned in Eaton Armory Building
William Bourne of the 185th Tank Battalion Ohio National Guard outlines a new Eaton basketball program for boys aged 12 to 16 who cannot make school teams. The goal is to convert the Armory floor into a suitable gym with broad access upon parental permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Eaton Armory
William Bourne
185Th Tank Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Bourne
Lebanon Squire Fines Daytonian in drunken driving case
Clarence F Banker of Lebanon pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and was fined 100 dollars and costs. Dayton resident Carey Thompson also pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 100 dollars and costs. Deputies William Thomas and Richard Saterthwaite made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clarence F. Banker
Carey Thompson
Dayton
Erwin Thompson
William Thomas
Richard Saterthwaite
Kings Mills Alumni Group Elects Heads
Kings Mills New officers were elected at the re organization meeting of Kings Mills Alumni group held recently in the local school. Miss Edna Bowyer was elected president. Other officers are Lyle Reynolds vice president Mrs Raymond Swigert corresponding secretary Mrs George Adams recording secretary and Mrs A W Drake treasurer. The next meeting is planned for Thursday March 3 at 7 30 p m in the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Edna Bowyer
Lyle Reynolds
Raymond Swigert
George Adams
A. W. Drake
Greenbush Ladies Aid Hosts Fun and Elections
Mrs Rudy Runkles and Mrs Stanley Fugett led the Greenbush Ladies Aid meeting with guests including Mrs Kelly Adams Virginia Rogers and Margaret Hanger. Valentine motifs framed contests decorations and lunch as Mable Crauder was elected president Alameda Phillips treasurer and Margaret Hanger secretary.
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Valentine
Mable Crauder
Alameda Phillips
Margaret Hanger
Kelly Adams
John Jacquart
Joan Brelsford
Frank Ehler
Clarence Crauder
Pearl Clevenger
John Francis
Homer Phillips
Earnest Hanger
Roy Lantis
Pleasant Ridge Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Asa Peck hosted a Sunday buffet for 23 guests. Durbin E. Beach spent Thursday in Covington O attending the Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Association convention. Larten E. Driver Sr. of Blue Ball visited his mother Mrs W S Diver on Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Monce and daughter Mary Grace of Middletown visited Mr and Mrs Orville Wills Thursday evening. Mrs Rose Orth of Dayton Mrs Emma Miller this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
Moraine City
Tom Fox
Arthur Gilpin
Miamisburg
Lenna Gilpin
Will Robinson
Grandaughter
Barbara Bahl
Dayton
Amos Robinson
Mary Leighty
Arthur Miltenberger
Middletown
Carl Lentz
Cora Gunder
Carol Jean Fry
Ed Leisz
Carl Blackford
James Blackford
Linda Harold
Louis Ball
Centerville
Jane Ball
Jesse Ramsey
Lester Simms
Chautauqua
Ray Brown
Card Club
Guy Lahman
Eldon Baker
St. Charles Hopper
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Virgil Davis
Lebanon
Finley Morris
Reason Davis
Earl Yeary
Anna
Ada Leiker
Carl Albright
Pekin
Greenville
Charles Getner
E. A. Emery
Ralph Mills
Pleasant Ridge
Asa Peck
Durbin E. Beach
Covington
Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Association
Larten E. Driver, Sr
Blue Ball
W. S. Diver
Charles Monce
Mary Grace
Orville Wills
Rose Orth
Emma Miller
Schoolmasters Club Dinner set for Carlisle gathering
Thomas Barger and Robert White of Clearcreek Township High School faculty will attend a Warren County Schoolmasters Club dinner at Carlisle Thursday evening. Several couples and families plan a card club meeting February 12 at the home of Don Charlton in Waynesville. Grange program featured special numbers and officers read Valentine verses Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barger
Robert White
Clearcreek Township
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Carlisle
Louis Fry
Jesse Brandenburg
Earley
Ed Leisz
Charles Brandenburg
Stanley Fry
Card Club
Don Charlton
Waynesville
John Lever
Loren Smith
C. D. Crockett
Martha Jane Kinder
Grange
Valentine
Carlisle High School
Willing Workers Club Fifth Anniversary Musical Program
Franklin Colored News reports, on Friday evening February 18 Mrs Leon Kennedy hosts the Willing Workers Club at Canal Street home. The Second Baptist Church choir from Middletown will perform at Hill Avenue church Sunday at 3 PM. Public invited. A beetle hunting wasp is described hunting prey to paralyze it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kennedy
Willing Workers Club
Canal St
Second Baptist Church
Hill Ave
Middletown
Local groups plan midweek meetings and events
Community brief of clubs and chapters from West Elkton Collinsville Seven Mile Carlisle Germantown Pleasant Ridge Franklin Rural Somerville Springboro and Kings Mills outlining upcoming meetings, entertainments and socials this Wednesday Thursday and Friday with hostesses, venues and times where provided. Notable items include donkey basketball, school plays, church suppers, and genealogy club gatherings.
Community events and fundraisers across towns
The PTA of the Clearcreek Township School sponsors a 50 50 dance in the high school Saturday evening. Warren County Bears Club conducts a Fox drive this Saturday in Blue Ball with hunters meeting at Blue Ball School at 9 am. Butler County Livestock Committee holds its third annual bred gift late Saturday at 1 pm in the County Highway Garage on Erie Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
PTA
Clearcreek Township
Lebanon
Warren County Bears
Hunters
Blue Ball
Hamilton
Butler County Livestock Committee
Butler County
Erie Blvd
Butler County Highway
Ohio
Jacksonburg Fish Fry Plans Set for Saturday
A local fish fry is scheduled for Saturday in Jacksonburg with community volunteers organizing the event. Proceeds will support local programs and meals for residents in need.
Meeting Adds Tropical Air In Germantown
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Germantown Methodist Church met at Mrs. H. A. Rothrock’s home with 22 members. After a 6:30 covered dish supper, they discussed Hawaii and decorated with palms and pineapples. Mrs. George Small spoke on Hawaii, and leaders wore Hawaiian leis. The next meeting is March 7 at Mrs. Lorin Kratzer’s home.
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Germantown
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Hawaii
Rothrock
George Small
Robert Coghill
Lorin Kratzer
Local Socials Tie Up Weekend At Lebanon Families
Lebanon residents share dinners and card games at East Main Street homes including Hollingsheads, Thomas, and Lauterbachs. Birthday celebrations for Bonnie Thomas and Sally Plum mark a weekend of visits, hostesses, and greetings from Dayton to Finneytown with many relatives and friends listed.
Kings Mills seniors hear business school official speak
Edward A. Schwinn of Miami Jacobs Business School will address Kings Mills High School seniors this Thursday on the topic It Is All In The Way You Point Your Finger. The Girls League held its February meeting Monday afternoon in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Edward A. Schwinn
Miami Jacobs Business School
Kwinn
Lebanonite Receives 20 Day Sentence on Intoxication Charges
Elza Scott of near Lebanon pleaded guilty in Squire Clarence F. Banker’s court to intoxication charges. He was fined $25 and costs and given a 20 day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clarence F
Elza Scott
Franklin Units Plan Meetings
Franklin Chapter No 535 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Thursday night at the Masonic Hall. The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church will meet at the church next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Order of the Eastern Star
Franklin—Franklin
Masonic Hall
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Community notices from Franklin area events
Social updates list anniversaries illness and visits across Carlisle Lexington Germantown Middletown Dayton and Canal Street. Mr and Mrs Carey Kellis celebrate 25th anniversary open house west of Carlisle. Families and friends attend funerals and social gatherings across multiple towns.
Social and family visits span across states
Mr. Simpson travels through Tampa to Houston to visit relatives before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Townsley leave for Fellsmere Florida to visit her parents. Cincinnati guests dine at the Golden Lamb with Bud Nelson hosting. Gladys Cooper and Frienda Bilyeu of Cincinnati visit Lebanon. Bud Nelson and L. P. Hartford host dinner at Lookout House in Covington. Hathaway family returns from two months in Seattle. Dr Morey practices as an osteopathic surgeon in South Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hollingshead
East Main St
J. H. Hollingshead
Herschel Hollingshead
Estle Hollingshead
Hart Harvey
Rudolph St. John
Janet Harvey
Tom Rich
Herbert Biehle
Mason
William Thomas
Bonnie
Linda McGranshan
Judy Jones
Joan Griest
Pat Briner
Jean Elbon
Helen Wilson
Cecil Griest
Honor Guest
Becky Jane
Deerfield Rd
Louie Corwin
Keith Boys
George Leichty
Russell Horn
Hall Cooper
Vail James
Frank Sibey
Ralph Guckian
Corwin
Horn
James
Boys
Robert Lauterbach
Peter Zierof
Harold Boyd, Jr
Dayton
Sally Plum
South East St
Barbara Sherwood
Janice Worley
Judy Campbell
Billie Pierce
Joan Hollingshead
Ann Mulford
Carolyn Reichel
Carolyn Johns
Janet Kennard
James Elliott
Newark
John Shinn
Shinn
Mary Frances Taylor
LaVonne Snyder
Sam Stiles
Fred McDonald
Blanchester
Albert Steltenpoh
Wesley Harris
Harris
Finneytown
Everett Morton
Mary Falkenburg
W. N. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Tampa
Fla
Houston
Tex
G. H. Townsley
C. E. Nourse
Fellsmere
Tom McCarthy
Cincinnati
Bud Nelson
The
Golden Lamb
Gladys Cooper
Frienda Bilyeu
Lebanon
L. P. Hartford
Lookout House
Covington
Carroll Hathaway
Mearl Morey
Seattle
Wash
Morey
South
Grange to Meet Collinsville Tonight at School
Collinsville Grange will meet at 8 PM in the school for a brief business session followed by square dancing with Ray Davis as caller. All members urged to attend.
Butler County Schools Back Ohio Improvement Plan
Butler County school executives met in Hamilton and endorsed the Ohio School Improvement Program. They urge state lawmakers to fund higher operating costs, provide a $25 monthly temporary cost of living raise for teachers, and aid for new school buildings and buses. The plan follows Ohio Education Association recommendations and is backed by civic, farm, labor, business, and professional groups statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Hamilton
Ohio
C. H. Williams
Ohio Education Association
Jacksonburg Fish Fry Dance May Be Attended Separately
Lebanon welcomes Dr. Bernard J. Bowman who takes over the late Dr. Richard E. Bullock’s veterinary practice at 33 North Broadway after his World War II service. The Jacksonburg Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a combined fish fry and 50 50 dance on Saturday with separate admission options, dancing at 8 30 and supper at 6 30 in Wayne Township School led by Clovis Kalbfleisch. Roy Diver will call the dance.
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Jacksonburg
Lebanon
Bernard J. Bowman
Richard E. Bullock
North Broadway
Bowman
Wilmington
Kingman High School
Wilmington College
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
West Liberty
Inez Vance
Dr. Bowman
The
Lions Club
Neal
Roy Diver
Wayne Township
Clovis Kalbfleisch
Red Lion Resident Fined And Jailed
Lebanon David Gentry of near Red Lion pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Squire C F Banker. Gentry was apprehended Monday by Deputies William Thomas and Richard Satterthwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
David Gentry
Near Red Lion
Squire C. F. Banker
Gentry
William Thomas
Richard Satterthwaite
Church Units Plan Weekend Meetings in Middletown
The Fidelity Class of the EUB Church will meet Saturday evening at J. Bleving's home in Middletown. Sunday evening the church's youth group will stage another musical with a speaker. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Fidelity
EUB Church
J. Blevins
Middletown
J. Bleving
Jacksonburg Social Notes and Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs Fonce Marts visited Middletown Sunday with the Getz family. Dale Wheeler and son David of Hamilton joined the Tabler home for Sunday supper. Jacquart of Trenton and Brelsfoard called on Ehler. Don Pergram and James Conrad attended Chicago races. Delmon Stamper welcomed a baby boy at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Jean May remains ill but improving. Local folks attended Pleasant Ridge UB Church Sunday. Arizona notes report wild horses and burros roam in remote areas.
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Jacksonburg
Fonce Marts
Middletown
Homer Getz
Dale Wheeler
David
Hamilton
Bruns
John Jacquart
Trenton
John Brelsfoard
Frank Ehler
Don Pergram
James Conrad
Chicago
Delmon Stamper
Rae
Mercy Hospital
Jean May
Pleasant Ridge UB
Two Men Charged With Intoxication
Franklin police arrested two men on Tuesday on intoxication charges after a week with no arrests. Charles Belcher of Miamisburg and Paul Slader of West Carrollton are to face hearings before Mayor J. T. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Charles Belcher
Miamisburg
Paul Slader
West Carrollton
Ramblers Garden Club Meeting Postponed in Carlisle
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club postpones its regular meeting to the next Tuesday. The Spring Garden School remains scheduled for Tuesday at the YMCA in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Spring Garden School
YMCA
Dayton
Germantown Post Office Adds Income Tax Forms
Germantown postmaster announces new income tax forms No 1040 and 1040 A for citizens. Earl McClain of N Cherry St is in Dayton Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Robert Salyer and son Bobby of Middletown were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Salyer and son. Coach Jim Hughes visited Columbus on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Earl McClain
N. Cherry St
Dayton
Robert Salyer
Bobby
Middletown
William Salyer
Jim Hughes
Columbus
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Otterbein
Water Works
Springboro Social News
Lynn Eaton
Frank Schelcher
Milo Beck
Florida
Bradenton
Charles Beck
Olive
Grace Beck
Walter Allen
Marianna Allen
Jacksonville
Will O'Neal
Orlando
F. W. Haley
W. E. Stanton
Valentine Arty
Warren County
David Louis
Middletown Hospital
B. H. Eshman
F. W. Rosnagle
J. Earl Gray
Myrtle Sunderland
Mary Sunderland
Frances Null
Rollin Lidington
Robert Lidington
Walter
Charles Allen
Clara Stacy
Russell Burnett
Ridgeville
Leslie Gray
Dearth Sheehan
Lytle
Charles Fry
Shirl Stanton
W. H. Null
Robert Montgomery
William Stanton and Sons
Albert Pate
Ray Kinder
Dellas Worley
Crokett
Kinder
Frank Sunday
Near Wilmington
Leonard Harbaugh
Edwin Morgan
Daytona
J. E. Case
Norman Frankenstein
Ida Frankenstein
Lillian McMeans
Curtis Beck
George Benham
Perry Wade
Charles Baker
Joe Wade
George Whcal
Ferry
Roy Mullen
Willam Dugan
Peggy Taylor
R. L. Deikman
Paul Duncan
Nanny Reeves
Town
Martha Lyons
Jack Rob
Dan Lovely
Moss Davis
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
N. Broad St
Squire
Daytonian
Franklin Colored News
West Elkton
Special Workers Club
Cornelia Bond
Collinsville
Sallinsville
Seven Mile
Carlisle School
Ces
Orville Willson Michael
Missionary Society of the New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Glenn Myerson
Franklin — Boy Scout
Minnie Mendenhall
Franklin Rural
Jolly Matrons Club
Sarah Chamberlin
Fred Helsinger
Cream Ridge Club
Richard Arbaugh
Somerville
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
New Miami School
Dayton District
Maurice Robison
Jolly Jokers Club
Mothers Club
FTV
Franklin Lions Club
New Legion Home
Wayne School
Gleaners
the Baptist Church
Ralph Stouder
A. W. Smith
Optometrist
Broad St
Vicks
Fifth St
Dorman Richardson
Toledo
Annetta Eldridge
Detroit
A. D. Eldridge
Lillian
H. J. Corwin
Park Avenue
George Cook
Dora Christian
Tommy Chenoweth
Joseph Berkley
Blanche Thompson
Wilson Moore
Richard Berger
G. F. Crauder
Lillian Hockwall
Morton
8S. L. Kirby
Railroad Ave
Missionary Society of the Second Baptist Church
Virgil Howser
Butler County School Heads
Red Lion
Arizona
Ramblers Club
Chester
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