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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1960
Page
16
Springboro reports progress on the new Baptist Church roof and town wells linkage. Firemen pumped standpipe water. students and club members attend meetings, dances, and tournaments. Local bowling teams competed in Wilmington. Lions Club events feature guest speakers and Ladies Night with district officials.
The P T A sponsored parent versus faculty basketball game played Saturday evening for the P T A Scholarship fund concluded with a result not specified in the provided text.
The Union Chapel E U B Church on Kiester Rd Poasttown Heights hosts nightly revival services this week at 730 led by evangelist Rev Harry Thomas of Knoxville Tennessee Music director is Clyde Tankersley and pianist Ruth Anne Tankersley All are welcome with Rev C W Hatfield serving as pastor
Butler County Farm Bureau Federation and the Butler Farm Bureau Co op invite all interested people to the Ohio Farm Bureau Co op annual meeting in Columbus on Feb 23. A sponsored bus will depart Hamilton at 8 am and return about 6 pm. Lunch is provided at no cost. Reservations by Feb 23 at the Butler Co op office or the County Federation office.
Germantown Ann Lean of Kettering spent several days over the weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dean.
James B. Johnson, Lebanon Route 2, promoted from dispatcher to patrolman with a six month probation. He fills the vacancy created by Lester Kilburn, now sergeant with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Johnson, a Warren County native, previously worked eight and a half years with Holthaus Transportation. Perrines Anniversary noted as 59th.
Warren County 4-H Junior Leadership Club nominated Susan ne Eshman and Jim Albright for the Ninth Annual Junior Leader Honor Award. The event, sponsored by the Ohio 4-H Club Foundation, occurs March 5 at Ohio State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Box hosted guests at their South East Street home including Mr. and Mrs. Marion Leer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Banta. The celebration marked the 59th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Perrine with a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs. Frances Ross on North Cherry Street. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hutt of Ridgeville and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murrell of Dayton and Mrs. Jessie Osborn who were guests Saturday.
Karen Enterman, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Enterman, took her state board cosmetology exam at the Seneca Hotel in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Roof returned from a Florida vacation visiting relatives in Sarasota Bradenton and friends in New Lebanon Farmersville. Mrs Wharton is convalescing after January surgery. Norman Johns announces birth of daughter Michelle Diane on Feb 11 at Middletown Hospital with Morgan and Johns grandparents listed.
Mrs. Verner Simmons convalesces at home after weeks at Grandview Hospital Dayton for observation. Dale Chamberlin remains a patient at Middletown Hospital. Recent visitors at the Denny home included Elinor Stroup Dayton James Diefenbach Middletown Mrs. James Abner and Mrs. Roy Abner Sunbury and Mrs. Ethel Pence Carlisle. Mrs. Lial Kuhns hosted a supper with William Lowery and daughters. Mr Kuhns attended the Father and Son banquet at the Lutheran Church in Miamisburg.
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality and the Altar-Rosary Society of St. Marys Parish merged and elected officers after the 7:30 Mass. New officers: President Wilma Marshall, First Vice President Herbert Fischer, Second Vice President Eleanor Franzer, Secretary Mark Tracy, Treasurer John Maloney. Members inherit Deanery Council status and voting delegates attend meetings as a group.
Germantown Charter Oak Grange will host a turkey supper on Saturday night February 20 at the Grange Hall with service from early evening until 7 30 p m Tickets are sold by grange members including Mrs John McCall and Mrs Henry Crouch of LeSourdsville.
Butler rural youth will meet to discuss the agricultural picture on Wednesday February 17 at 8 p.m. Joe Burger county 4H agent will moderate the session covering agricultural policy programs and subsidies. Jerry Gerber is president of Butler Rural Youth.
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