Camden Home and School League Plans Book Campaign
The Camden Home and School League held its third meeting in the high school auditorium with Mrs. C. E. McKinley in charge. The program included the high school band and chorus under Miss Goldie Lenning, and speakers from the Miami University Speakers Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
C. E. McKinley
San
Goldie Lenning
Miami University
Mary Ann Brawley
Dayton
Paul Lawrence
Group Receives Award Of Merit At Safety Meet
The Butler County Farm and Home Safety Committee earned an award of merit at the Southwestern Ohio District Safety Conference in Xenia in February for 1950 safety program efforts. Otto C. Croy presented the honor to Everett Hoy, committee chair, with other district counties Miami Darke Brown Madison and Union also honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Farm and Home Safety Committee
Southwestern Ohio District
Xenia
Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee
Otto C. Croy
State Safety Committee
Everett Hoy
Butler County
Miami
Darke
Brown
Madison
Union
Lebanon Mayor Fines Speeders
Daniel E. Hunter of Springfield and David Long of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to speeding charges cited before Mayor William Fraser Friday. Each was fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Daniel E. Hunter
Springfield
David Long
Cincinnati
William Fraser
Mountain Climbing Lecture Shown To Kings Mills Club
James Wert of Covington Ky gave a slide illustrated lecture titled Mountain Climbing at a Kings Mills School District Community Club meeting. The Pacific Northwest photos were shown. Mrs John Becker presided as club president and appointed Mrs Helen Alexander as secretary to fill a vacancy. Refreshments followed in the school cafeteria with Valentine themed decorations from Miss Nobles pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
James Wert
Covington
Pacific Northwest
John Becker
Helen Alexander
Murphy Taylor
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Nixon Home
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at the home of Mrs Prudence Nixon on Wednesday. After the business hour members will reveal secret pals and draw names for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Ladies Aid
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Prudence Nixon
Gratis Trojans to Meet West Alexandria in Richmond Tilt
The Gratis Trojans basketball team travels to Earlham College in Richmond Indiana to face West Alexandria in a tournament showdown on Wednesday.
Tractor Group Meeting Set for March 1 in West Middletown
The Lemon and Madison Township Tractor Club will meet March 1 at Velte's Implement Store in West Middletown at 7 p.m. The gathering resumes after a two week pause due to the Butler County basketball tournament. The club aims to train boys from two townships in tractor operation and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon and Madison Township
Warren County Basketball Tournament Plans At Kings Mills
Kings Mills students focus on the Warren County Basketball Tournament set for February 16 17 20 21 23 24 at Lebanon yn The FHA Club will host an assembly February 15 for grades 7 through 12 Miss Evelyn Beck director of nursing at Middletown Hospital spoke to juniors and seniors about nursing as a career and answered questions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Warren County
Supt
J. Forrest Burns
Lebanon
New
FHA
Evelyn Beck
Middletown Hospital
Miss Beck
Wimodausian Club Meeting Set for February 21
Carlisle report says the Wimodausian Club will meet February 21 at Mrs. Clarence Eckhart's home with Mrs. Owen Gross and Mrs. Roy Shaffer assisting. Members Mrs Otto Kruse Mrs Lial Kuhns and Mrs J B Simpson will prepare papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Wimodausian Club
Clarence Eckhart
Owen Gross
Roy Shaffer
Otto Kruse
Lial Kuhns
J. B. Simpson
Germantown Notables Share Weekend Visits and News
Mr and Mrs Dan Anslinger and Mrs C E Scott of Dayton visited Germantown relatives Sunday. Dayton visitors included Mr and Mrs William Weaver and sons and Mr and Mrs Paul Kindig. Bruce Shuey and son stayed with his mother Mrs Bessie Shuey in Cincinnati. Mrs Dennis Bolinger is ill in Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. The list notes births and family events including a Columbus hospital birth and a Wolf Dillon wedding in Johnsville with Dr John Torrence as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Dan Anslinger
C. E. Scott
Dayton
William Weaver
Paul Kindig
Bruce Shuey
Cincinnati
Bessie Shuey
Dennis Bolinger
Miami Valley Hospital
James Fox
Earl Heaton
Kenneth Woodard
Amos Fox
Glenn Wilcox
Robert Black
Columbus
Herman Clasen
Carolyne McClain
Mary Emley
John Torrence
Wolf-Dillon
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Johnsville
Groups to Convene West Elkton
West Elkton groups of social workers from the Friends Church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church due to illness among committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
The
Friends Church
Farmers Co-Op to Hold Annual Meeting February 21
Lebanon Farmers Cooperative Company invites stockholders to a 7 p.m. meeting at the Grange on Wednesday February 21. Ray Sloan of Armco Middletown will present a movie Land of the Free, an American Legion promotion. Directors will be elected and other business conducted. stockholders urged to send in reservations and proxies promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Farmers Cooperative Company
The
Grange
William P. Miller
Ray Sloan
Armco
Middletown
Land of the Free
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lee White
Farmers Coop
Lenten Speaker JL Slack At Camden Methodist Service
Lenten series continues with JL Slack pastor of Miamisburg Methodist Church as guest speaker at Camden Methodist Church. Slack formerly led the Wesley Foundation at Miami University and pastored Oxford Methodist Church. He helped push the Ohio Conference Wesley Foundation Expansion. He is Boston University theology graduate and MST holder, former Delta Sigma Theta executive member. An additional feature will be Miss Kockentiet’s solo work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. Slack
Miamisburg Methodist Church
Cuest
Camden Methodist Church
Mr. Slack
Wesley Foundation
Miami University
Oxford Methodist Church
Slack
Boston University
School of Theology
Delta Sigma Theta
National Methodist
Miss Kockentiet
Local couples host dinners and bridge clubs in Lebanon area
A busy weekend of social entertaining appears across Lebanon with Mr and Mrs Ernest Kite hosting on Summit Street and Mrs Earl Snapp along with her Two Table Bridge Club at Oakwood Avenue. Additional gatherings include Mrs Jear Spivey and Mrs R E Van Camp hosting at West Main Street and Golden Lamb venues with guests from Columbus Dayton and beyond.
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Lebanon
Ernest Kite
Summit St
Harold Yergin
Robert McGranahan
Albert Herrick
Tom Gambill
William Johnson
Dave Hines
Earl Snapp
Oakwood Ave
al Armstrng
Ernest Girod
Foster Edens
Jear Spivey
West Main St
Elmererry
Dudley Graham
Zane Brant
Jack Casner
Hartwood Farm
Joe Gray
R. E. van Camp
Earl D. Dakin
Forest Smith
Joseph Smith
Columbus
A J. Bush
Dayton
Corwin Fred
Banon
Charles Warren Wood
Helen Wood
Warren Nelson
Nelson
South Charleston
Jacksonburg Residents Return From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Shafer Schenck and Mr and Mrs Donald Schenck returned after a one month vacation in Florida. Mr and Mrs Hubert Breisford of Middletown and Mr and Mrs John Breisford visited. Paul Stavern and Burns Tabler hosted Dayton and Sunday guests Norman Weigand and his mother. The fire department sponsored a fish fry with about 500 attendees. The Mothers Club met at Mrs Robert Buchheit's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Shafer Schenck
Donald Schenck
Florida
Hubert Breisford
Middletown
John Breisford
Paul Stavern
Dayton
Burns
Norman Weigand
Fire Department
Mothers Club
Robert Buchheit
Gratis PTA to stage mock wedding at February meeting
The Gratis PTA announces a February 28 meeting featuring a mock wedding performance. The event aims to entertain members and showcase planning and stage skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Gratis Pta
Seven Mile Student Council Leads Lifeblood of School
Seven Mile School forms a active student council with representatives from each class led by Superintendent Paul Needles. Officers include Joe Hood president and Virginia Zehler treasurer. The group sponsors fundraisers like dances and a Hearts’ Desire Supper to finance high school letter awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra Stewart
Seven Mile School
Seven Mile
Paul Needles
Joe Hood
Fred Joneker
Virginia Coe
Virginia Zehler
Phyl
Franklin Women’s Club Sees Travel Pictures
An appreciative audience enjoyed a February Mexico travel presentation by the Franklin Women’s Club. Dr. T. P. Grosvenor assisted with the films, Mrs. Leo Ward sang four numbers with accompanist Mrs. Roy Eldridge, and Mrs. A. T. Easton led the hospitality committee. A Valentine Day themed refreshments table complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mexico
T. P. Grosvenor
Leo Ward
Roy Eldridge
A. T. Easton
Germantown Rotary Hears About Korea Visit
Germantown Rotary met at Mom and Dad's Restaurant with visitors including Jim Carrollton J N Inwood and Jim Ingram Patt Patterson and teachers Ernest Kern introduced Howard Weisenbonn who spoke on two years in Korea detailing local lives and traditions Warren Slifer will lead next program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Rotary Club
Mom and Dad's
Ae Ten Ot
Wilson
Jim Carrollton
J. N. Inwood
Middletown
Jim Ingram
Farmersville
Patt Patterson
Dayton
Ernest Kern
Howard Weisenbonn
Lanier School
Weisenbonn
Korea
Warren Slifer
Local Residents Active With Navy Enlistment and Community Events
Richard Bothe enlisted in the US Navy and trains at Lane California. Dayton visitors include Ward Warner, George Garrett, and others. A baby boy was born to Fred Bailey in Grandview Hospital Dayton. Hale Burdge also welcomed a son. Samuel Gerber recovers at home. Several couples and families from Franklin and nearby towns visited, hosted parties, and attended events. Notable wedding: Ruby P. Edmunds and Martin A. Bisher married by Justice Norman C. Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin — Richard Bothe
Arnold Bothe
US Navy
US Naval Training Center
Lane
Calif
Ward Warner
Dayton
George Garrett
Fred Bailey
Grandview Hospital
Hale Burdge
Columbus
5. S. Burdge
Robert Harrison
Samuel Gerber
Eighth St
Leomar Bennett
Peasttown
John Flinspech
Anton Scibilia
Pittsburga
Frank
Scibilia
Amelia
Bine
C. Null
D. L. Hagedorn
Sarah
Ann
Southern Hills
John Dwinell
Roberts Ave
Blanche Baker
Clyde DeWegse
Harry Slewsen
Paul Dishun
Lottie Newcomb
Rahn Rest
Miamisburg
L. F. Edna
H. S. Albaugh
Mary Sue Edwards
Bee Pat
Richard Edwards
Fairview High School
Ann Edwards
Edwards
Walter Hines
Glen Cook
Martin Reese
Herman Sanders
Middletown
O. E. Chamberlain
Harold South
Frank Harbach
John Flinspach
Roille Oatley
Maumee
Joe Zullo
Ice Fall Injures Man Visiting Parents in Camden
Jacob E. Howerton fell on the ice Sunday in Camden and sustained a serious knee injury. He is in Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Howerton nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Jacob E. Howerton
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
William Howerton
Business Women To Hear Doctor
Germantown Business and Professional Womens Club holds regular meeting Thursday with dinner at 6 30 p m at Evangelical and Reformed Church An open meeting follows at 8 p m featuring Dr Cox of Dayton speaking on Socialized Medicine Committee members include Mrs Raymond Decker Mrs Walter Phaillabaum and Mrs William Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Gleaners Class study and social at Mrs Pierstorff home
Kings Mills residents attend a Gleaners meeting focusing on a Hebrews study and prayer. Guests include Rev C H Foster and A W Drake. social hour serves refreshments. Weekend visits feature Miss Wilson with Middletown, and Denison student Shirley King with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Frank Pierstorff
Gleaners
A. W. Drake
Martin Wademan
Paris
France
C. H. Foster
Stanley Ellis
Elgar Enfield
Mose Finn
Margaret Wilson
C. E. Stephenson
Pierstarff
Middletown
J. R. Hunter
Shirley King
Denison University
Este Truman
Patty
Hamilton
Ellen Hacker
Alice Tarvin
Ernestin
Shirley
Lebanon
John Roark
George Buchanan
Harry Foulk
Mason
Paul Everett
Lee
Maple St
Bowling Green visit ends. students return to campus
Orange resident Wayne Fisher Park Ridge Ill Vince Rosetti Cleveland and Jack Woerner Kenmore N Y returned to Bowling Green State University after a visit with A W Kolb and family Mr and Mrs Donald Hawthorne hosted a family dinner for Donetta's birthday Sunday J and Mrs Don Chew Xenia were guests and Mr and Mrs J D Schoane and sons plus Mr and Mrs J K Groninger and sons were Monday guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Wayne Fisher
Park Ridge
Ill
Vince Rosetti
Cleveland
Jack Woerner
Kenmore
N. Y
Bowling Green State University
A. W. Kolb
Donald Hawthorne
Donetta
Don Chew
Xnenia
J. D. Schoane
J. K. Groninger and
Lebanon Raider Awarded Medals In Korean Fight
Pfc. James E. Cramer of Lebanon earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart while serving with the First Raider Company Corps in Korea. His unit, trapped for three days, fought out with Air Force aid and heavy losses. Cramer is now in a Japan Army hospital for frostbite feet. He previously lived with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moler at 12 Mound St. before enlisting on October 18, 1949.
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Lebanon
James E. Cramer
Korea
Cramer
Air Force
Japan
R. C. Moler
Mound St
Waynesville
Masonic Council to be Chartered in Lebanon
Local petitioners prepare to receive a dispensation to open a Council of Royal and Select Masters at the Lebanon Masonic Temple on Tuesday February 27 at 7 50 pm. The York Rite body plans to start with 46 signers from Lebanon Franklin Mason Loveland Morrow and Waynesville with officers including Arthur Cox master and Leroy Switzer steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ray Emmick
Springfield
Nesl
Ohio
Franklin
Mason
Loveland
Morrow
Waynesville
Arthur Cox
Local church groups schedule midweek meetings
The Social Workers of the Friends Church meet Wednesday afternoon. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will gather at Mrs. Prudence Nix’s home on Wednesday. The Ninety and Nine Class of the Methodist Church plans a Wednesday meeting. The Ladies and Society of the Reformed Church meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. D. Crockett’s home. WSOS of the Methodist Church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Null’s home. The Gratis Trojans face West Alexandria Wednesday at Earlham College gym in Richmond, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elaton
The
Friends Church
Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Prudence Nixon
Methodist Church
Ladies and Society of the Reformed Church
C. D. Crockett
WSOS
Charles Null
Thursday Prayer Services at Local Church
Prayer services are planned at the church this Thursday at 7 30 p m. The event invites community members to join in reflection and communal worship.
Church Women Hold Tea and Meetings Across Town
Kings Daughters class will host an annual tea for women of the church Thursday at 7 p m in the church. American Legion Post 408 plans a 7 30 p m meeting Wednesday at the Legion Home. Germantown BPW Club meets Thursday at 6 30 at the Evangelical and Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown Kings Daughters
Methodist Church
American Legion Post 408
Legion
Germantown Business and Professional Women's Club
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting Announced
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Stork shower honors Mrs Roth at Lutheran parish house
Mrs George Schmidt and Mrs Homer Taylor hosted a stork shower for Mrs Carl Roth at the Lutheran parish house. 24 guests enjoyed games and prizes won by Mrs Marie Miller Mrs Irma Moore Mrs Dorothy Roth and Mrs Herbert Kelhoffer with a valentine themed room and a hovering stork over the gift table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Sherman Lindsay
Florida
George Schmidt
Homer Taylor
Carl Roth
Marie Miller
Irma Moore
Dorothy Roth
Herbert Kelhoffer
Lutheran Christian Service League
Marvin Shannon
Estella
Stanley Schaefer
Iry Vennefron
Cincinnati
Alvin Vennefron
Jacob Sellars
Detroit
Mich
Carl Goebel
Jacksonburg
Myron Gardner
Camp Atterbury
Pvt
Marvin Gardner
Indianapolis
Harold Woodrey
Lou Hall
Butler County
Hamilton
Local social notes and illnesses in Gratis and nearby towns
grat is Mr and Mrs Ralph Dull and family visited Mr and Mrs Claude Hill on Saturday. Miss Rosetta Hill from Eaton called on Mr and Mrs Clem Angie Sunday. arolyn Hedger remains ill at home and Mrs Bertha Street likewise ill at L. R. Zimmerman suffered a heart attack last week. Viola Coleman Lois Hileman Helen Crouch Phyllis Brown James Becket and Fred Winters attended an evangelist meeting Sunday in Miamisburg. Donald Brown remains ill at home. Miss Leonia Young visited her sister Mrs Daisy Bernizel in Germantown over the weekend. Mae Mullen a former Gratis resident was buried in Fairview cemetery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Ralph Dull
Claude Hill
Rosetta Hill
Eaton
Clem Angie
Arolyn Hedger
Bertha Street
L. R. Zimmerman
Viola Coleman
Lois Hileman
Helen Crouch
Phyllis Brown
James Becket
Fred Winters
Evangelist Meeting
Miamisburg
Donald Brown
Leonia Young
Daisy Bernizel
Germantown
Mae Mullen
Services Planned in Jacksonburg Church
Prayer services will be held at the church on Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Lebanon Boosters Club Meeting Planned in High School Café
The Lebanon Boosters Club dates a 6:30 p m Wednesday gathering in the high school cafeteria to discuss upcoming events and support for school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
The
Lebanon Boosters Club
Valentine Dance Ties to Butler County Rural Youth
The Valentine dance sponsored by the Butler County Rural Youth will be held in the Liberty Township School at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Valentine
Butler County
Liberty Township
Collinsville Grange meeting at Seven Mile School
Collinsville Grange to meet at 6 39 p m on Wednesday at Seven Mile School venue listed for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Father Son Banquet Planned In Carlisle
Carlisle event details the annual father son banquet set for February 22 at 6 30 p m in the Presbyterian Church parlors. Reservations are to be made with Jon Ingabrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Presbyterian Church
Jon Ingabrand
Weekend visits and military moves in West Elkton
Mrs. Gertrude Shubert spent the weekend with her daughter and family. George Frazier was home for the weekend from Camp Atterbury Indiana. David Francis Lannie Bailey and Matt Ballard Jr depart Wednesday for Sampson New York to join the Air Corps. Mrs Lillian Kirk is ill at home. The Schooleys from Hamilton visited the Francises. The Donald Francis family and baby were guests of the Orville Thomases. Jackie Heffron remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Gertrude Shubert
William Carson
George Frazier
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Lillian Kirk
Edgar Schooley
Carlisle Birthday bash honors Jim Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore hosted a party for their son Jim on his 17th birthday with a large guest list including Rita Blair Helen Rietz Peggy Martz and many others. Visits included Jack Sharritt s Cleveland grandparents and Signet Club luncheon plans in Franklin. Other local gatherings featured Chuck Minge housewarming and family friends from Middletown Dayton and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lewis Moore
Jim
Rita Blair
Helen Rietz
Peggy Martz
Charlotte Phillips
Margaret Stephens
Delores Eby Maxine Tyler
Doris Moore
Loretta Hammock
Gene Fogle
Frank Pena
Bob Shupert
Jerry Oglesby
Dewey South
Cicero Feltner
Bob Feltner
Don Moore
Dean Shupert
Jack Sharrits
Cleveland
William Freeman
R. Moore
Springboro
Jack Sharritts
Harry Mount
Don Ingabrand
Becky
Signet Club
Clifford Berger
Franklin
Chuck Minge
Sammy Earnhart
Lee Earnhart
Sammy
Guy Minge
Sue Ellen
Dick Minge
Middletown
Charles Minge
Chuck
Dayton
Gordon Tinch
Dick Marshall
Sam Minge
Joe Baxter
Car
Hindenburg Disaster At Lakehurst Claiming 36 Lives
Thirty six people died when the dirigible airship Hindenburg caught fire and was destroyed at Lakehurst New Jersey in 1937. The tragedy halted airship travel and prompted investigations into the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J A
Warren County Auto Sales Rise During January
Warren County reports a strong January with 187 new vehicles sold, up from 133 in December. Chevrolet led with 531 units, followed by Mercury, Pontiac, Chrysler, Studebaker, and others. 980 tithe certificates and 406 liens filed that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Lebanon
Franklin Council Extends Sewer Project Agreements
Franklin village council extends contracts with J A Craven and the New York Central railroad for the storm sewer program. Craven will supervise construction with total engineering fees at six and a half percent of project costs. The rail line right of way at the south end is used during canal aqueduct teardown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hadacol praised by Fayetteville mother and child
Mrs Charles Reynolds of Route 2 Fayetteville Arkansas and her late daughter endorse Hadacol daily for its vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron noting improved health appetite and sleep after a bottle They say doctors recommend Hadacol and urge others to try it in hope of preventing deficiency ailments Copyright 1980 The LeBlanc Corp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Fayetteville, Ark
Haracol
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