Buffalo Nickel Drive and Community Notes from Elkton
A Buffalo nickel drive was proposed at the Neystone Class of the Elkton Friends Meeting Sunday evening. Devotions were given by Mary Lou and Murray Phares. Social Workers met at 2 pm Wednesday at the Meeting House with Mil dred Riner Lizzie Frame Betty Kirk and Elsie Branson in charge. The Missions Committee sponsors the drive for February and March. Mr and Mrs Alvin Roberts hosted a party for their son Greg celebrating his 10th birthday with Mrs Everett Roberts Mrs Earl Allen John and Joe Allen and Susan Roberts attending. Greg Roberts spent Saturday with his grandparents Cliff Cottingham of Eaton Ohio. Mr and Mrs Perry Craycraft and Michael were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Stoner Wilson and Marvin of Waynesville. Birthdays of Mrs Craycraft and Michael were honored. James Kirk Sr was admitted to Mercy Hospital Thursday afternoon as a medical patient in room 471. Clyde Alvey was admitted to Epp Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati as a surgical patient in room 200. Mrs Earl Truster, a medical patient at Mercy Hospital, was released Wednesday February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton Friends Meeting
Mary Lou
Murray Phares
Mildred Riner
Lizzie Frame
Betty Kirk
Elsie Branson
Missions Committee
Alvin Roberts
Greg
Everett Roberts
Earl Allen
John and
Joe Allen
Susan Roberts
Greg Roberts
Cliff Cottingham
Eaton
Oho
Perry Craycraft
Michael
Stoner Wilson
Marvin
Waynesville
Craycraft
James Kirk Sr
Mercy Hospital
Kirk
Clyde Alvey
Epp Memorial Hospital
Kenwood Road
Cincinnati
Hat Show Is Set By Trenton Women Feb 19
In Trenton the Five Mothers Cubs plan a combined meeting February 19 at the Fisherman Lodge at 7 30 PM There will be a hat show and hats for sale with proceeds supporting their project for the year. Also notes births visits and social events for local residents are listed including Dover and Shepherds Air Force Base trips and a birthday surprise party for Miss Carol Poplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Fisherman Lodge
Richard Rodda
Ralph Schafer
Columbus
Monroe Licenses To Be Bought Fire House
Monroe deputy registrar Mrs Earl Hite announced auto and trailer license handling will move to the Fire House on Main Street north of Route 63 starting Feb 18 with hours 1 to 8 pm weekdays. On Feb 25 hours extend to 9 am to 5 pm. Office phone 539-8822. Garden Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm at Mrs Every Rothwell’s 6 Ohio Ave featuring a Garden Planning program by Mrs Everett Campbell. Exhibits include tree branches and evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Earl Hite
Sue
Main Street
Every Rothwell
Ohio Avenue
Everett Campbell
Social Notes In Greenbush
Greenbush social notes list callers and guests visiting local families. Names include John Francis, Mable Cranders, Earl Ratliff and sons, David Dougherty, G. R. Dougherty, Clarence Roberts, Connie Roberts, Billy Roberts, Nellie Smallwood, Gene Smallwood, Raleigh Birchfield, Ray Hall, Freda Vette, Joe Emerick, and Hay Hall.
Kings Mills HUGH KANE in hospital update
Kings Mills Hugh Kane of King Avenue is listed as a patient at Christ Hospital on Sunday. Mrs R A King Sr is reported improving at Christ Hospital. Mr and Mrs S J Bryant and family and Mrs Nellie House drove to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mrs House planned a longer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kane
King Avenue
Christ Hospital
R. A. King
S. J Bryart
Nellie House
Indianapolis
House
New Journal Writers Are Announced
Three new correspondents for The Journal in Carlisle Mans town and Overpeck were announced this week by Frank Morgan Journal State Editor. Mrs John C Long 8078 Martz Paullin Read is the new writer for the Carlisle area. Her phone number is 746 6521. Mrs Charles Powell 5910 Princeton Glendale Road has been selected correspondent for the Manstown area. Her phone number is 893 3016. Mrs Frank Andrews 2549 Jackson Road is the new Overpeck correspondent. Her phone number is 89 3521. If you have any church club or personal news you would like to have appear in The Journal and live in one of these areas contact the correspondent in that area. A phone call is all that is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Carlisle
Manstown
Overpeck
Frank Morgan
John C. Long
Martz- Paullin Read
Charles Powell
Princeton - Glendale Road
Frank Andrews
Jackson Road
Collinsville Notes Founders Day Meeting Upcoming
Collinsville notes report visits by Mrs John Kehr and Miss Eleanora Kehr and Mrs Harry Duckett of College Corner to Mrs Valera Fisher on Monday. Card club guests included Mrs Alma Unzicker Mrs Fred Kuhlman and others. Founders Day program planned with past presidents to be honored at the Collinsville School on Thursday evening Feb 21 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Rose Finlay
Ethel Finlay
Gladys Nein
Richard Nein
Robert Blakley
Gene Blakley
Kevin
Lloyd Barnes
Mary Alice
Dayton
PTA
Collinsville School
Mrs Grimes Returns Home From Bethesda Hospital
Mrs William Grimes resumed home life this week following a month of hospitalization at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati Earl Warford was the Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Leslie Huesmann and family of Dayton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grimes
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Earl Warford
Leslie Huesmman
Dayton
Local resident undergoes surgery at Mid Dletown Hospital
Jack Vonderhaar of Middletown underwent surgery at Mid Dletown Hospital last Wednesday. His daughter Jill visited over the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ora Dumford of Snider Road Mason for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vonderhaar
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Jill
Ora Dumford
Snider Road
Mason
Germantown Observes National FFA Week Activities
Germantown High School vocational agriculture students join local FFA members in National FFA Week Feb 16 23 to stress agriculture importance in America. FFA Week theme Agriculture Vital to America. Germantown FFA chapter has 35 members with Ohio total 12000 and national 383000 among 9000 local chapters Puerto Rico included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Farm Boys
FFA
Germantown
National
Future Farmer Organization
States
Puerto Rico
Ohio
Party Honors Sandra Bates at Fairview Birthday
Linda Lu cas hosted a birthday party at the Fairview community center honoring Sandra Bates on her 15th birthday daughter of the Rev and Mrs Eddy Bates of Dayton Oxford Road. Thirty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Linda Lucas
Sandra Bates
Eddy Bates
Dayton - Oxford Road
Retail Dollar Up In Preble County
Eaton reports Preble County consumer data showing 56 percent of the retail dollar spent on food and automobile purchases and maintenance. The total retail sales reached 28,584,000 dollars, up from 27,817,000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble County
Eaton
Standard Rate and Data Service i
Travel agent Bob Wolfe to join Harmon Golf Club duties
Bob Wolfe, employed by Thomas Cook Travel Agency, will return in early March to assume duties at Harmon Golf Club in Lebanon. The record notes the agency hosted $76,023,000 in expenses aboard the Empress of England, with $7,217,000 spent on cruises through the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wolfe
Thomas Cook
Harmon Golf Club
Lebanon
West
Our- Indies
Germantown Board Bans Married Students From Activities
Germantown School Board adopts a policy effective May 31, 1963 barring students who are married, divorced, or separated from participation in all school activities including athletics, music, clubs, and cheerleading. Also hires new staff and outlines PTA projects a clothing drive and a teacher parent banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
aCurvilles
Paper Drive Set By Lebanon Firemen
Lebanon volunteers collect papers and magazines this Sunday in town and suburban areas to raise funds for equipment and the life squad. Call the Lebanon Fire Department or any fireman to arrange pickup, with in town collections from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Valley News rally led by State Road church youth
A Valley News rally drew sixty five young people, starting with a get acquainted session in the afternoon. Youth from State Road E U B Church organized the event with a sanctuary musical program including piano and vocal solos, a skit, and discussion groups themed To Fill That Emptiness. Noel Watson led hymns and Mark Bromenaugh presided at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road E.U.B
Noel Watson
Mark Bromenaugh
Church Circle Meeting At Local Church
The Church Circle met Tuesday evening at the church. Hosts were Mrs. Jean Gillespie Mrs. Edward Prescott Mrs Helen Van Osdel and Mrs Alma Unzicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gillespie
Edward Prescott
Helen van Osdel
Alma 'Unzicker
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Elkton
Shepards Air Force Base
Texas
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware
P. Johnson
Charles Jenkins
Schafer Schenck
Jacksonburg
Earl Fall
Helen Gorman
John Anger
Florida
Raymond Schenck
Betty Bauman
Mary Kohn
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carol Poplin
Susan Chamberlain
Susie Keith
Beverly Tyler
Kathy Baker
Bonnie Brown
Jenny Tyre
Mary Jane Gray
Sharon Rhamsey
Linda King
Cindy Slough
Harold Poplin
Mabel Dickerson
Jackson
Kings Mills
Collinsville News
Elkins
Weaier
MAM
Ntm
Russell Dumford
Warren
Dumford
James Leach
Springboro
Tom Hodson
Rudy Hogan
Morrow
James Templeton
Robert South
Vern Simpson
Arthur Harp
Gary Stanley
Randy Dunlap
Tom Reed
FEA
Voca
Donner Cisco
Sandy Bates
Neal Johnson
Walnut Street
Berea
Vason
Valentine
Iris Heaton
Joan Brewer
Ginnie Gilbert
Pam Drake
Andrew J. Kopp
Pollard
Soulful
al and the
Valtones
Bobby Shepeard
Hilltop
Old Rt
Franklin
Shell Heating Oil
Meg
Curtis ST
Germantown Vetos
Clarence Evans
Belinda Steller
Marcellia Bover
Farmersville
Melba Long
Room Mothers Organization
E.U.B
Paul Sanger
Robert Coghill
Valley News
Unitrol Fe
Castell’s
John Dobrozs! Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Collinsville
Eisaves
The
Middletown Board of Property Insurance Agents
Harold W. Jones
Yoon & Adrian
Chester Dennis Miller
Gorman Ins
Herbert 8. Boren
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