LeSourdsville Fire Dept Gets New Grass-Fighting Truck
LeSourdsville Fire Department bought a unique new truck costing $7,000 from Anderson Indiana. The vehicle features a rear view similar to a small pickup but a front platform for two firefighters with four foot rail and fog hoses connected to a 200 gallon bed tank. It reduces time to reach grass fires and can pump 100 gallons per minute for about eight minutes with both hoses. The department, contracted to Lemon Township, previously had 33 runs last year, mostly grass fires, and already operates a 1937 pumper and a 1952 tanker.
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Lesourdsville
Stan Lewis
Lewis
Cubs Active In Carlisle During Boy Scout Week
Cub Scout Pack No 44 schedules activities in Carlisle for Boy Scout week. They tour the Air Force Museum in Fairborn on Sunday with transport by parents and committee men, depart Carlisle school at 12 45 p m and return by 6 p m. A Blue and Gold Banquet occurs at the school cafeteria Monday with invitations for families and awards for scouts and participating adults. The piece notes the federal government owns 769 9 million acres of land in the 50 states.
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Carlisle
Air Force Museum
Fairborn
Carlisle School
States
Hampton PTO Names Chairmen for February Steak Dinner
The Hampton-Bennett PTO names chairmen for the Feb 20 steak dinner at the school cafeteria 4 to 7 PM with Nadine Winterberger Betty Moore Howard Hahn Helen Roberson Frances Cathcart Phyllis Carles Martin Wagner Mary Gingerich Florence Bookwalter Gene Bonney. Treasurer Lois Moore reports $361 profit from a recent basketball marathon.
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Gene Bonney
Lois Moore
Carles
Robertson
Wagner
Moore
Cathcart
Evelyn Collins
County home extension clubs shift to county meeting
February gatherings of Warren County home extension clubs were replaced by a county-wide meeting held yesterday at the Lebanon Presbyterian Church.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Church Seeks Order Banning Beer Sale In Warren County
The First Baptist Church of Mason with Lalla Hays and Clyde Herron files suit in Warren County Common Pleas Court to stop beer and intoxicating liquor sales at Parkview Markets on leased church land. The 1952 sale deed restricted beer on 1.43 and 4.31 acre tracts for 25 years. The petition says Parkview Markets sells beer on the premises despite requests to stop.
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Lebanon
First Baptist Church of Mason
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Lalla Hays
Brandenton
Fla
Clyde
George H. Elliott
Middletown
Walkers
Parkview Markets, Inc
USDA Proposing Seed Act Changes in Federal Seed Rules
The U S Department of Agriculture proposed amendments to the Federal Seed Act rules to align with the Association of Official Seed Analysts standards. Changes include new varieties recognition, a 70 percent germination standard for more garden seeds, a shortened sorghum-sanda grass hybrid name, revised toxic chemicals in seed treatments, altered sampling rules, and lower pure live seed requirements for imported seed and certain grasses. A public hearing is set for March 11 in Washington.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Washington
Germantown Honors Honor Roll Seniors Lead list
Germantown High School released third six weeks honor roll figures with the senior class containing 38 honorees. Freshmen and sophomores each had 26 names, while juniors totaled 17.
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Germantown
Germantown High School
Juniors Named to Honor Roll in Roberts High School List
The junior class honor roll includes Cathy Barnhart Linda Borders Terry Bradford Andrea Breeding Wayne Cox Judy Dearth Joyce Evans Mar lene Hutchinson Geraldine Kemper Woodson Lipps Sherrie Mikesell Scott Shaffer Nancy Shoup Alonzo Slone Marie Stein metz Audrey Stewart and Jackie Wright.
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Nancy Arnold
Tom Bates
Paul Back
Susan Beckett
Becky Breeding
Linda Brewer
Joan Briggs
Judy Cox
Geraldine Daniel
Judy Dilley
Karen Downs
Jeanne France
Cathy Frisby
Marie Garrett
Wayne Gunckle
Marion Hale
James Henry
David Izor
Karen Rees
Cathy Barnhart
Linda Borders
Terry Bradford
Andrea Breeding
Wayne Cox
Judy Dearth
Joyce Evans
Marlene Hutchinson
Geraldine Kemper
Woodson Lipps
Sherrie Mikesell
Scott Shaffer
Nancy Shoup
Alonzo Slone
Marie Steinmetz
Audrey Stewart
Jackie Wright
Fastest Man in Southwest Crowned on I-71
Glen Whisman of Wheeling West Virginia was named fastest man on Interstate 71 after clocking 100 mph. He was among 20 motorists cited for excessive speed and recently forfeited bond in Warren County Court.
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Lebanon
Glen Whisman
Wheeling
W. Va
Whisman
Warren County
Mason Village Council Bans Trailers and Plans Billboards
Mason Village Council passed an ordinance prohibiting trailers trailer courts and cabins within corporate limits and authorized the planning commission to draft a billboard regulation. Engineer was told to study extending Fifth Avenue to connect Reading Road. Paul McVickers was named general chairman of the annual celebration. Section road near Main Street was renamed Mason Montgomery Road to align with Interstate 71 signage. The council also discussed finances amid real estate tax collection concerns.
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Mason — Village
Reading Road
International Paper Corp
The
Planning Commission
Allen Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Mason Meadow
Paul McVickers
Cloverwood Drive
Main Street
Council
Oregonia Man Seed President Re elected
William Settlemyre of Oregonia was reelected president of the Ohio Seed Improvement Association. He took the post in January at 26, becoming the youngest head in the association's history. Settlemyre, a 1961 Ohio State College of Agriculture graduate, runs a corn seed business founded by his late father John Settlemyre.
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Lebanon
William Settlemyre
Oregonia
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Settlemyre
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
John Settlemyre
Overpack NFO Holds Meeting
Overpack NFO met in Township Hall with Leroy Jacquemin presiding. E. J. Eppler reported on the NF O Ohio District meeting in Columbus. The next meeting is set for March 3 in Township Hall.
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Overpack Nfo
Overpeck
National Farmers Organization
Leroy Jacquemin
E. J. Eppler
N. F. O. Ohio
Columbus
Township Hall
Alaskans Ranked Among The Most Talkative In World
A study finds Alaskans average 609 telephone calls per person annually placing them among the world’s most talkative populations. Researchers note regional communication habits and social engagement as contributing factors.
Kings Mills Civic Club Plans Evening Meeting
Kings Mills Ohio 7 p m meeting at local school cafeteria with Jim Knott of Mason as guest speaker. Homemakers Club meets Wednesday at 1 p m at Mrs Ed Greer s home in Mason with Mrs Geneva McKeehan co host. Gleaners Class met at Baptist Church with co hosts. PEP program aims to revise Ohio school funding and improve public education. Glenn Smith and Stephen McDowell attend Plan for Educational Progress meeting. Wen dell Pierce speaker.
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Kings Mills
Jim Knott
Mason
Kings Mills Homemakers Club
Ed Greer
Brewer Road
Geneva McKeehan
Gleaners
the Baptist Church
Paul Harbaugh
Carl Napier
Glenn Smith
Stephen McDowell
Deerfield Union School
PEP
George Washington Junior High School
Hamilton
Wendell Pierce
Cincinnati
Ohio Council For Education
Ohio
Smith
Deerfield
Preble County Awards Radio and Trucks Contracts
Preble County commissioners awarded contracts for two way radio equipment and two pickup trucks. Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc., Dayton, will install the radio system at 8450 dollars. Aukerman Ford Sales Eaton and Roy Smith Chevrolet Eaton won bids for trucks with trade-ins, totaling about 2950 dollars plus trade-ins. Installation to occur within six weeks. funds come from the road and bridge fund.
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EATON
Kenneth Yost
Yost
Preble
Motorolaa Communications and Electronics Inc
Dayton
Aukerman Ford Sales
Ford
Roy Smith Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Legion selects Mason girls for Buckeye Girls State
Three William Mason High School junior girls Susan Thompson Martha Eggerding and Beatrice Frommel were chosen to attend the 1965 Buckeye Girls State under the American Legion Auxiliary. Kathy Frey named alternate. Event set for June 19 27 at Capital University Columbus.
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MASON
William Mason High School
Buckeye
American Legion
Susan Thompson
Martha Eggerding
Beatrice Frommel
Kathy Frey
Capital University
Columbus
Seven Mile Notes on church groups and meetings
Mrs. Robert Hays hosted the W S C S of Darrtown Methodist Church with assistants Mrs. Mary Decker Mrs. Violet Bramlett and Mrs. Marcella Baumann. The Christian Guards met at Mrs Walter Stewarts home and co hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Price and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flick. Rev William Benninger attended the Presbyterian Synod in Columbus and the Miami Presbytery meeting at Fairborn Church.
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Seven Mile
Robert Hays
Mary Decker
Violet Bramlett
Marcella Baumann
W.S.C.S
Darrtown Methodist Church
Christian Guards
Walter Stewart
Arthur Price
Robert Flick
James Wert
William Benninger
Presbyterian Synod
Columbus
Miami
Chautauqua Pack 55 to Host Blue and Gold Banquet
Chautauqua Cub Scout Pack 55 will hold a blue and gold banquet and pinewood derby on February 21. A covered dish supper starts at 5 p.m. Cub Scouts observed Scout Week by decorating a window at Gross Lumber Co.
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Chautauqua
Gross Lumber Co
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