IOOF Banquet Set By Lebanon Lodge No 15
Lebanon Lodge No 15 IOOF announces its annual banquet at the Odd Fellows Temple Friday evening with food by Pilots Class of Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Afterward there will be cards dancing and entertainment for all members and families.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Lodge No
Odd Fellows Temple
Earl Carr
Maple Grand
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Carr
Louis Duckwall
Kenneth Hughes
Maud
Loece
Svrinsboro
Lebanon Lodge
Canton
Wilmington
Lynn J. Ir Win
Laws
Soverign Grand Lodge
Scout Troop 20 Plans Program Climaxing Scout Week
Members of Boy Scout Troop 20 and committee members will gather Sunday for a program to climax Boy Scout Week. The event is sponsored by Trinity parish. All Scouts and committee members will attend Mass with Holy Communion at 8 30 a.m. The troop flag will be in the sanctuary. Monsignor McNary will say Mass and remarks by Ivo M Smith and others will follow about spiritual welfare and troop progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parish
J. R. McNary
Scout Mothers
Holy Trinity
McNary
Ivo
M. Smith
O Ner Committee
Relief Costs Rise as Warren County Implements Work Program
Warren County officials face a rising relief bill with 12 month costs reaching 43 347 95 and 1 905 relief cases totaling 7 246 people. A March 1949 cut to about five per cent and a work order program reduced rolls briefly but costs climbed again. One hundred eighty one cases totaling 878 people received 6982 54. The county notes increased unemployment and more applicants after years of higher wages.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Luis Cambill
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Hamilton County
Viola Hartsock to Speak at Lebanon Club Meeting
Mrs Viola Hart sock of Waynesville will speak at the Lebanon Business and Professional Women's Club February meeting Friday at 6 30 pm at the Golden Lamb The program will include a foreign relations segment and transcribed interviews with Dorothy Lewis. A special note highlights Ohio Federation officials backing Lottie Randolph for Secretary of State with a treasury cited service award for promoting savings bonds.
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Lebanon
Viola Hartsock
Waynesville
Laura Cunningham
Jeannette Willems
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Columbus
Argents
Lottie AT. Randolph
Randolph
Ohio
United States Treasury Department
Community Notes and Parole Hearing Record
Local social notes list numerous Franklin and surrounding area residents visiting, hosting, or traveling over weekends with frequent names and towns such as Middletown Dayton Germantown Springboro and Carlisle. The item ends with a formal Notice of Hearing for Parole referencing James G Thenemann an inmate at the Ohio State Reformatory eligible for a parole hearing after March 1 1950 by the Ohio Pardons and Parole Commission.
Social notes from Middletown and surrounding area
A long list of Sunday dinners calls and visits across Middletown and nearby towns. Names include Knorr Logan Melampy Frisch Fisher and many others visiting relatives and friends at homes in Middletown, West Middletown, Cincinnati and Hamilton. A notice of appointment names Lillie B Gratt executrix of Sarah E Gratt estate with four months to file creditors claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Graft
Lillie B Gratt
Wirst Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Sarah E. Gratt
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Said County
Clinton D. Boyd
Dan
Preble County Camp Planned For Tuesday
Eaton Ohio reports the annual Mid Winter Camp will be at St Paul Methodist church next Tuesday. Miss Bernice Tharp notes Chinese Arts will headline the program with other features. A covered dish luncheon begins at noon. The event serves as a reunion for past summer campers from Camp Luella Mase near Somerville and invites prospective campers for next year.
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EATON
St. Paul Methodist Church
Bernice Tharp
Preble County
Regula
Luella Mase
Somerville
Community Yard Club Hosts Luncheon and Socials
Liberty Township residents gathered for a yard club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dewey Bursk on Princeton Road. Attendees included Mrs. Gordon Schubert Mrs. B S Van Gordon Mrs. James Clawson Mrs. Harry Hughes and others with Edna Billingslea and Mrs. Prichard winning top score prizes.
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Dewey Bursk
Princeton Rd
Gordon Schubert
B. S. van Gorden
James Clawson
Harry Hughes
P. M. Drake
F. J. McClung
J. O. Wyle
Chester Chancé
Emmett E. Roosa
W. R. Prichard
Edna Billingslea
Ethel Go
Hattie Whallon
Florence McCormack
Port Union
Florence Metaffery
Cincinnati
Everett Chalk
Kyle Eads
William King
Everett
Chalk
Virginia Waggoner
Princeton
Lawrence Idle
Gelena
Richard Freyberger
Toledo
Fred Beckley
Christine van Gordon
Hamilton Ymca
Norma Jean Irwin
Mill Ville-Oxford Pike
Morris van Gordon
David Schubert
Glenn Prichard
St. Louis
Howard Gorsuch
J. R. Schick
Hamilton
New Car Sales Increase in Warren County
Warren County Clerk of Courts report shows 154 new cars sold last month led by Chevrolet with 43 and Ford 27. December sales were 125, and about 884 title certificates were filed for vehicles. Mortgage filings totaled 336 with 286 cancellations.
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Lebanon
Cliff C. Beckett
Warren County
Chevrolet
Ford
Buick
Plymouth
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
International
Chrysler
Hudson
Mercury
DeSoto
Studebaker
Kaiser
Kings Mills Church Meeting and Community Social Highlights
A Kings Mills Baptist Church gathering featured ground singing and Rev. H. S. Gessner of Franklin spoke on Personal Evangelism. The event included fruit pie, coffee, and chatter with local families and friends visiting from Lebanon, McArthur, Morrow, and beyond. Community updates note births, illnesses improving, and weekend visits, including a Grandview Hospital birth for Carol Ann Epp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Kings Mills Baptist Church
Groun
H. S. Gessner
First Baptist Church of
Franklin
Gessner
C. H. Foster
Paul Marbaush
Robert Foster
Joe Pagett
Clyde Kinner
Stanley Ellis
Mose Finn
Danny Buervermeier
Glenn Smith
Clifford Shutts
Manford McGuffey
Riley Gabbard
C. E. Stephenson
Mannie Davis
Ora Johnson
Cheryl
Lebanon
Julia Canade
McArthur
Bennie Schlagheck
Gayle
Robert Schlaheed
Loveland
Robert Schlagheck
Stanley Epp
Carol Ann
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Clarence Swigert
Gus Epp
Leb
Anon
Mie
HW. S. Gessner
Paul &. Barbaugh
Stephen McDowell
Stenhanie
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Garden
Floyd Lindsey
Morrow
Barbara Terry
Helen Tucker
Fort Knox
Eugene Likens
Charles Lindsey
Walter Ellis
LeRoy Ellis
Clarksville
Enfield
A.D. Tucker
Kenny
Mt. Washington
J. Q. Tucker
Frank Stephenson
Miami Ave
Foster
Clarence Swizert
Raymond Swigert
Thurman Conley
Charles Swizert
Oakley Terry
Larry McComas
Tennessee
Pittbpurgh
William Adkins
Clyde Bell
Remington Arms Company
Pleasant Ridge Wide Awake Chiss to Meet at Home of Holtenbaugh
The Pleasant Ridge EUB Church group The Wide Awake Chiss will hold its February meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Holtenbaugh 1020 Auburn St. Updates note Flora Selby improving Jimmie Diver ill with flu and Asa Peck Orville Wills about the same. Clovis Kalbfleisch may be out Paul Long improving at Middletown Hospital John Hartman confined to bed.
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Pleasant Ridge
Chiss
EUB
Chester Holtenbaugh
Auburn St
Kenneth Crider
Dayton
Ronald Diver
Flora Selby
Jimmie Diver
Asa Peck
Orville Wills
Clovis Kalbfleisch
Paul Long
Middletown Hospital
John Hartman
Localclub events and bake sales across Franklin area
Franks school room mothers sponsor a bake sale Friday at 4 p.m. OES Lodge No. 55 inspection Friday evening. Russell McElfresh Post American Legion hosts Valentine dance Saturday at the Legion Home. Franklin Womans Club meets Monday 8 p.m. at First Methodist. Warren County Methodist Brotherhood meets Monday 7 p.m. at Morrow. Trenton High School 50 50 dance after Friday basketball vs Reily at the school gym. Christian Service League of Trenton Lutheran Church bake sale Saturday 2 p.m. at Old Trenton Supply. Trenton Recreation Club Valentine Social for high school Saturday 5 p.m. in the school auditorium. West Elkton Community League presents Look Out Lizzie Friday 8 p.m. in school auditorium. Women's Missionary Society of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church Friday 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Orville Bowker. Springboro F T V Class EUB Church meeting Friday at Howard Stitzel home. Neighbors Club Saturday at Louis Fry home. Germantown 3 M Club meets Saturday and Mrs. Charles Lowe. Twin Valley Council D A A Valentine party after Friday meeting. Germantown Parent Teachers Association meets Monday 7 45 p.m. at high school auditorium.
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OES
Russell-McElfrosh Post
The
American Legion
Legion
Franklin Womans’ Club
First Methodist
Warren County Methodist Brotherhood
Morrow
Trenton
Reily High School
Christian Service League
Trenton Lutheran Church
Trenton Recreation Club
Blue Ball
Women's Missionary Society of the
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Orville Bowker
Springboro
F.T.V
EUB Church School
Howard Stitzel
Louis Fry
Germantown
Methodist Church
Charles Lowe
Twin Valley Council
Daughters of America
West Elkton Community League presents Look Out Lizzie
The West Elkton Community League stages a second performance of Look Out Lizzie a three act comedy in the school auditorium at 8 p m Friday. Admission is free donations to fund new scenery. Cast includes Henry Sheley Dorothy Emerick Mary Stubbs Evelyn Back Gene Sheley Edith Dillon Charles Hanger Harold C Shaw with music between acts.
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West Elkton
West Elkton Community League
Lizzie
Henry Sheley
Dorothy Emerick
Mary Stubbs
Evelyn Back
Gene Sheley
Edith Dillon
Charles Hanger
Harold C. Shaw
Junius Back
Marshall Dillon
Burgess Back
Beteen
Cub Pack Dinner Set for Fifth Anniversary
The fifth anniversary of Cub Scout Pack 35 will be marked at a Blue and Gold dinner on February 24 in the Sunday School rooms of East Baptist Church. Rev. M. G. Mittelstedt announced the event. Lloyd Johnson was elected chairman of the Cub Pack committee, succeeding Stanford Daubenmire, who becomes assistant Cubmaster under Norman Brown, the newly named Cub Master. Brown had been acting Cubmaster for several months. An additional den was added with Mrs. Marion Snyder as Den Mother and Paul Snyder as Den Chief. The pack leaders will assist with the banquet and several awards will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
East Baptist Church
M. G. Mittelstedt
Lloyd Johnson
Stanford Daubenmire
Cubminster
Norman Brown
Brown
Marion Snyder
Paul Snyder
Birthday celebrations and social evenings across Lebanon events
Mrs Zain Bonta was honored at a Campus Inn dinner for her birthday with several guests. Pinochle club members gathered at North Broadway for prizes and refreshments. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs Emley near Utica with open house. Younger social set hosted birthdays at East Main Street homes. Nearby gatherings featured 18th and 16th birthday parties with multiple friends. A group dinner and social followed by Keever home hosts.
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Lebanon
Zain Bonta
Campus Inn
William Couden
Cliff Beckett
Walter Ellis
Marion Russell
William Shorts
Menard Nixon
William Thomas
Thomas
East Main St
Raymond Decker
North Broadway
Nancy Beller
Howard Fulberth
Beller
John Paw
Harry Emley
Utica
Emley
Bonnie
Pat Briner
Hont Neely
Joan Griest
Jerry Quillen
Bill Ellis
James Young
Janet Russell
Charles Williams
Judy Jones
Bill McCormick
Erwin Pringle
Ronnie Surface
Mary Carolyn Thompson
East
Mulberry St
Nancy Nelson
Sharon Chiles
Alycen Herrick
Talitha Hahn
Rett Sue Hendley
Mary Ann Jones
Dime Luce
Patricia Banker
Serena Schuyler
Kathryn Wolfe
Peggy Roettger
Susanne Dupuy
Janet Sherwood
Eva Tine Henderson
C. M. Greene
C. H. Martens
Milton Keever
West Orchard Ave
Middletown Hospital Update and Local Visits
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Marts is reported improving. Mr and Mrs Charles Gregor of Middletown visited Mr and Mrs Steve Wills recently. A method has been developed in X Ray logs to determine optimal use.
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Middletown Hospital
Edward Marts
Charles Gregor
Middletown
Steve Wills
Boosters Refuse To Sponsor Eaton Horseshow In 1950
Eaton boosters vote not to sponsor the Palomino Horse Show in 1950. The group shifts focus to other local organizations and forms a welcoming committee led by Grant Dusenberry. Walter Barnes chairs the 1950 membership drive with aims of 500 members and a new firm membership option offering advertising consultation.
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Boosters
Eaton
Eaton Community
Robert Barne
Grant Dusenberry
Barne
Walter Barnes
James Samuels
Ross Fecht
Barks
Rainbow for Girls names officers for 1950 Lebanon
The Lebanon Assembly Rainbow for Girls announces 1950 officers with Mrs. Rachel Banta as president and Mrs. Thanna Jeffery as secretary. February 20 meeting is cancelled due to the Arren County basketball tournament. Kay Young, worthy advisor, reports.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Assembly
Rainbow For Girls
Rachel Banta
Thanna Jeffery
Morrow
Arren
Kay Young
Marcella Jean Kenworthy Birthday Socials And Local Visits
Miss Marcella Jean Kenworthy celebrated her birthday with a Saturday home gathering hosted by Mrs. Adrian Cooper. Friends and relatives from Dayton Gratis Cincinnati and local towns joined Sunday visits including the Kenworthy and Hufford families, with numerous cousins and neighbors attending meals and greetings.
Grange Class To Graduate In Lebanon Meeting
In Lebanon the Lebanon Juvenile Grange will graduate its older members to the subordinate Grange at a special February 16 meeting led by Edward Allum. A March initiation will induct a new class into the elder group, with exercises after the business session open to the public.
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Lebanon
Edward Allum
West Elkton Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Women's Society of Word Service meets with Mrs Prudence Nixon this evening while the Ladies Aid Society gathers next Wednesday afternoon. Local residents Mrs Elsie Clippinger and Mr Marion Clippinger hosted and visited families in Richmond and West Alexandria. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Randall of Economy Indiana visiting Mrs Elsie Clippinger. Esther Hoke spent the weekend in Eaton with Mrs Weaver. George Fahrenholtz visited Chester Francis. C Ray Withrow of Middletown was Sunday guest of Mrs Alice Phares.
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West Elkton
Women's Society of Word Service
Prudence Nixon
Ladies Aid Society
Marion Clipsinger
Elsie Clippinger
Richmond
E. EB. Wilson
Cramer
West Alexandria
Chester Francis
Martin Nelson
Charles Randall
Economy
Ind
Esther Hoke
Eaton
Weaver
George Fahrenholtz
Middletown
C. Ray Withrow
Alice Phares
Parole Hearing Notice for Mansfield Prisoner Nienaber
A parole hearing notice lists Robert J. Nienaber No 47503 in the Ola State Reformators Mansfield Ohio. Convicted April 16 1919 of Grand Larceny and sentenced to one to seven years, he is eligible for a hearing on or after March 1 1950 before the parole commission A C Forsyth dates February 3 to 10.
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Amanda
Lola Hood
Herman Neilhaus
Hamilton
M. Cadivallader
Gleason
Mansfield
Ohio
Robert J. Nienaber
Ola
Butler County
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George Deardoff
William Warman
Clarence Witt
James Wray
Mary Louise Stoutentorp
Leonard Hathaway
Clarence Zinck
Norwood
Fred Snyder
Dick Hetzler
Pfe
Frames Thompson
San Antonio
Tex
Joe Zinek
Sarah Fry
Wendal Dennis
Robert Dunn
Virginia Phillips
Dunn
Charles Harman
Harry Hartman
John Thomas
Claude Bashford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Raymond Phillips
Ben Johnson
Frank Sears
Wilfred Fox
Harold Montgomery
Shirl Stanton
A. H. Montgomery
Lola Thoms
Anna Douglas
Sallee Magruder
Lottie Stockes
Charles Taft
Carlisle
Kyle Cook
Clifton Owens
Elbert Owens
Ray Hartman
Charles Hartman
Arthur Siber
Kings
Mills
Robert Montgomery
M. A
Joe Jeffery
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe Zinck
Frank Durr
Oho
James G. Thenemann
Ohio State Reformatory
Pardon and Parole Commission
A. C. Forsyth
Blueball
William Knorr
Joe Logan
Hester Melampy
Olloe
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Andrew Brehany
Carl Frisch
Mable Volser
Olije Fisher
Edna McKoy
Clarence Carberry
Joann
James Lambert
Seven Mile
Edna A Key
Air
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Harold Frame
West Middletown
Ernest Lamb
Miami
Lester Waites
Waites
Becky
Marie Waites
Ady
I. E. Edwards
Herbie
Carolyn
Harmon Moore
Mary
Robert Patterson
Bobbie
S. G. Patterson
Loren Sorrell
Harold Txree
Harry Meir
Raleigh Lawson
Joe Caweill
Wilson Williams
Claude Alexander
Williams
Paul Leiter
Trotwood
Russell Baughman
Lester Renk
Wilbur Biltz
W. D. Redding
Ollie Fisher
Paul Fisher
Vestal Patton
Ise Janice Dvas
Gaynor Patton
Faward Dome
Wiliam Beiser
Collinsville
Richard Young
Hinkle
June
Sam Redding
C. M. Owens
Herbert Sheppard
Charles M. Baskett
Liberty Township
EB. E. Ropsa
Ed Smith
Harry Bates
Joseph Crumley
H. J. Patterson
Scott Collins
E. E. Roosa
Chester
Gail Mitzel
Franklin the West School
West Elkton Communnity League
Rainbow Girls
H. H. Muff
Becky Muff
Fred Hould, Jr
Michael
W. E. Inman
KP Hall
Oxford
Charles Stubbs
Camden
Clarence Stubbs
Carl Beriche
Ceorge Suman
Arthur Nye
D. B. Reed
Paul Schwing and Sons
Georte Meier
Harry Fischer
Hamiton
Clarence Gatliff
W. S. Chapin
Dolores Conner
Marcella Jean Kenworthy
Herbert Kramer
Charles Kramer
Charles Cornthwaite
Harry Beckett
William Stubbs
Charlie Wagner
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