Franklin Troop 12 To Celebrate Friday
Franklin Boy Scout Troop 12 sponsored by the Russel McElfresh Post American Legion invites scouts parents and enthusiasts to a Friday dinner meeting at the Legion Home on Fourth. The troop organized 30 years ago and a history will be presented by Schenck Simpson. E J Goldschmidt Jr of Middletown will attend while John Rutledge Post Commander presides. James Jeffery will receive the Eagle award with service by William Clark. two tenderfoot awards for Harold Callahan and William Adkins will be presented.
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Franklin — Scouts
Franklin Boy Scout
Russel McElfresh Post
American Legion
the Legion
Schenck Simpson
E. J. Goldschmidt, Jr
Mid
Dletown
Mound Builders
John Rutledge
James Jeffery
William Clark
Harold Callahan
William Adkins
Local church groups host bake sale and meetings in Lemon Township
The Altar Society of Seven Dolors meets in Recreation Hall with prayer led by Reverend James Krusling and business chaired by Leo Rossolet. Eighteen Lemon Township women begin slip cover making, with next gathering Feb 25 at Mrs. Earl Steward. Numerous church groups hold meetings, dinners, and plans including a Fish Fry on Feb 20 and Lenten services weekly.
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Earl Steward
Loyal Daughters of the Presbyterian Church
Lenna Matson
Middletown
Party for three year old son held at Kings Mills
Mrs Walter Kipp hosted a party for her three year old son on February 4. Attendees included Stephen McDowell Sheila Kiiling Judy Holden Steger Carol Hagemeyer Sanda Green Spone and other mothers. Also noted were gatherings by Mrs Clarence Swigert for the Ladies Union Willing Workers and visits among local families including the Swigerts Shoemaker Duggins and Cham bers families. Mary Louise attended the Shrine circus in Dayton with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Walter Kipp
Stephen McDowell
Shiela Kiiling
Judy Holden Steger
Carol
Gary Hagemeyer
Sanda
Jack Greenspon
Clarence Swigert
Ladies Union
Ralph Stouder
Clara Bishop
Mason
Minnie Oser
Wilbur Peirson
Walter Campbell
Ray Swigert
Russel Dill
Stanley Epp
Stanley Epp and
Raymond Swigert
George Duggins
Hamilton
Ed Shoemaker
Pleasant Ridge
Estel Truman
Everett Truan
William Newcombe
Dayton
H. M. Coyne
Milton Chambers
Walter Surface
Suricoe
Billie Stouder
Ace
William Hancock
Mary Louise
Walter Shields
Maineville
Preble Association Sets Tuesday Meeting for Hog Breeders
Eaton ohio The Preble County association of Hampshire hog breeders will hold its second meeting Tuesday at 8 oclock in the Preble County courthouse Eaton It was formed at the suggestion of C C Bowen Preble Agricultural Agent In this meeting William E Goodheart Jr is elected president Williard Gickian vice president Willis R Johnson secretary Roy Sourbeer treasurer and Harry Aydelotte publicity manager
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Eaton
Preble County Association of Hampshire
Preble County Court House
C. C. Bowen
Preble Agricultural
William E. Goodheart, Jr
Williard Gickian
Willis R. Johnson
Roy Sourbeer
Harry Aydelotte
Chautauqua social notes include gatherings and dinners
Mr. and Mrs Jack Turner entertained their card. Mrs. Fred Akers has been invited to visit the Wood Will Indus. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blair hosted dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair of Cincinnati and Mrs. Lena Kelck of Chicago.
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Jack Turner
Fred Akers
Herman Blair
Robert Blair
Cincinnati
Lena Kelck
Fuel Oil Shortage Hits Chick Incubators After Short Demand
Washington reports that incubator chicks once called mechanical mothers suffer from a fuel shortage. The Agricultural Department notes demand drop for commercial chick output reduces incubator efficiency and lowers chick survivals compared to January 1947.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Department
Local Luncheon Club Hosts Bridge Day At Henkle Home
Mrs. George Henkle hosted a Tuesday luncheon at the Golden Lamb and a bridge afternoon at her Orchard Avenue residence. Guests included Miss Jean Hamilton and Mrs. Stanley Markey. top bridge prizes went to Mrs. Charters Maple and Mrs. Francis Drake with consolation to Mrs. Randall Ivins.
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Lebanon
George Henkle
Golden Lamb
Henkle
Orchard Ave
Jean Hamilton
Stanley Markey
Charters Maple
Francis Drake
Randall Ivins
Estel Banta
Phyllis Galbreath
Mariel Linkous
Frances Brown
Mary Louise Hartz
Ralph Foley
John Lane
Robert F. Roth
Jules Panfile
David Zink
Seville
Dayton
Phillip Zink
Marian Willoughby
West Mulberry St
Dorotha Lodge
Duke Dayton
Jeanette Williams
Ernest Ferris
Albert Schuhol
Mason
Orville Keever
Eugene Copp
West Alexandria
Charles Perrine
Thomas Taylor
Cincinnati
Holly Taylor
Local residents host weekend guests across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Ames Johnson Jr. and guests from Middletown, Somerville, Nay, Rockdale and Rockdale area visit relatives this weekend. Names include Johnson, Cook, Blackly, Deenters, Burger and Ferber spanning multiple households and Sundays.
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Ames Johnson, Jr
Everet Rudicial
Middletown
James Johnson, Jr
H. W. Pate
Somerville
Jack Cook
Graf
Oliver Blackly
Blackly
Nay
Lee
Shelby Sparks
Nelly Deenters
Rockdale
Frank Burger
Anna Burger
Aene Burger
Wrong Burger
Arizona
I — Ferber
Frank Ferber
Carlisle Hometown Notes Highlight Local Parties and Illnesses
Mrs Warner Conover and daughter Mary Louise attend a new look party at Miamisburg school auditorium sponsored by the PTA. Mr and Mrs Carl Updyke celebrate their 28th wedding anniversary with guests at Church Rd home. Carlisle residents join a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Thomas Mount at Beavertown for their 32nd anniversary. Mrs John Landis of German town is ill at home. James Predmore of Franklin, formerly of Carlisle, ill in Middletown hospital. Mr and Mrs John Shupert near Farmersville visit Walter Squier. Thomas Mount visits Squier in Beaver town. Marie Phillips of Miamisburg is mentioned.
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Ray Mount
Richard VanDerver
Geraldine Kuhns
Jane Updyke
Carlisle
Thomas Mount
Beavertown
John Shupert
Farmersville
Walter Squier
Squier
Marie Phillips
Miamis
Church Fish Fry in Monroe Friday Evening
A Monroe Methodist church hosts a fish fry in its social rooms on Friday from 5 to 8 pm. Mrs Sta Harmon, president of the sponsoring organization, announced the event and said Mrs Archie Owens oversees arrangements. The public is invited.
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Monroe
Methodist Church of
Sta. Harmon
Archie Owens
Rs. Harmon
Hueber couple take two week Florida trip
Ralph and Lewis Hueber left Tuesday for a two week trip to Florida. Mrs Homer Hodson, Mrs Dan Anslinger and Sr Phyllis Anslinger will attend a style show at Rikes. Mrs Robert Rettich will entertain the club at her S Walnut St home Thursday evening. The EUB church will hold covered dish dinners each Thursday through Lent. Hugh Gebhart was called to the city by the death of his mother Ella Gebhart. burg was the weekend guest of Miss Mary L Conover.
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Germantown
Ralph
Lewis Hueber
Florida
Homer Hodson
Dan Anslinger
Phyllis Anslinger
Pat Hodson
Rike
Robert Rettich
S. Walnut St
EUB
Hugh Gebhart
Bend Ind
Ella Gebhart
Gratis Social Ties Highlight Community Visit and Tea
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Koonts spent Sunday evening with Burhl Apple and Faye Dull. The Hileman girls Doris and Lois and Mrs Sadie Apple visited the Hill family in Faton. Verneta Hileman was burned by a stove explosion and got first aid from Fire Marshal Stanley Dwyer. The Soubrette Society of Gratis met for a silver tea in the school auditorium to acquaint women with the group’s aims. Funds from the event were earmarked for school repairs.
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Gratis
Kenneth Koonts
Burhl Apple
Faye Dull
Hileman Girls
Doris
Lois
Sadie Appie
Hill
Faton
Verneta Hileman
Stanley Dwyer
Soubrette Society of Gratis
Sheriff Seeks Return Of Pair In Extradition Bid
Newark AP report says Sheriff Roe Francis heads to Taladega Alabama to seek the return of Mr and Mrs Jack Smith to face charges of conversion of property and grand larceny. He notes the couple is resisting extradition over a $3000 alleged fraud against residents.
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Newark
Roe Francis
Taladega
Ala
Jack Smith
Francis
Smiths
Trustees renamed for Columbus historical society
Freeman T. Eagieson, Columbus attorney, and Fred D. Coppock of Greenville were reappointed as trustees of the historical society by Gov. Thomas J. Herbert. The ceremony occurred as part of state recognition of the organization.
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T. Eagieson
Columbus
Fred D. Coppock
Greenville
the Historical Society
Thomas J. Herbert
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Bernice Stewart
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Robert Soreis
Winton Rd
H. F. Stafford
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Martyn
Rebecca
William Murphy
Margaret Kettman
Dick Schultheiss
Harold McFeeter
Christ Hospital
Lawrence Ymca
Presbyterian Busch
Frank E. Wiley
Ogden
Utah
Wiley
Preble Association
Maustown
Ross Motors, Inc
Tytus
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Mary L. Conover
Freeman
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Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Company
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