Citizens group urges Lebanon schools to relocate to historic Academy building
Interested Citizens For Education in Lebanon proposes moving officials from the current offices to the old Academy building to save costs and create three new classrooms. They cite conversions in Indian Hill School district as a model and note two vacant fireproof rooms at St Francis DeSales School. Superintendent George Hartman says the matter is closed and renovations to the Academy are underway for the next school year.
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Lebanon
Interested Citizens For Education
Lebanon School Board
Academy
Mak
Indian Hill
George Hartman
Lebanon Schools
Hartman
Citizens Group
St. Francis ‘DeSales School
Historical Group To Meet
The Warren County Historical Society will meet Monday at 8 p.m. A program will note the holiday with Mrs. Ruth Ralston speaking on the life of George Washington. James Bradfield will discuss the new adult education program. An executive session precedes the meeting at 7 p.m.
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Lebanon
Warren County Historical Society
Ruth Ralston
George Washington
James Bradfield
Heart Drive Starts Sunday in Warren County
Berman E. Ross, chairman of the Heart Fund drive, says the door to door campaign begins Sunday at 2 p.m. with coordinators in all communities. He expects more than 900 volunteers to take part.
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Lebanon
Berman E. Ross
Heart Fund
Warren County
Ross
Shell
Dinner Dance At Somerville PTA Spaghetti Supper
Somerville. The PTA hosts a spaghetti supper and 50 50 dance at the school from 5 to 8 pm. Dancing begins at 6 pm with caller James Hapworth. Cards will be available and a light lunch served. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Adams for their son William Adams of Baugallie, Fila.
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Somerville
Somerville Pta
James Hapkworth
W. H. Adams
William Adams
Baugallie, Fila
Bureau Meets In Overpeck Valentine Tea Event
The St. Clair Township Ladies of the Farm Bureau hosted the Butler County Farm Bureau ladies at a Valentine tea in Overpeck Town ship Hall. A brief business meeting led by Mrs. Gordon Stout followed. The next meeting is March 10 at Bethel United Church of Christ 1877 Millville Ave with guest speaker state patrolman Ralph Schroer on Are You A Good Driver.
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Overpeck
St. Clair Township
Farm Bureau
Butler County Farm Bureau
Gordon Stout
Bethel United Church of Christ
Millville Ave
Ralph Schroer
Pinewood Derby at South Lebanon School Results
William Abshear Jr. finished first in the Cub Scout Pinewood Derby held in the school cafeteria. Roger Bryant took second place and Danny Estys third in the trial runs. Dennis Smith won first in the Deerfield Union school district talent show at Kings Mills with a piano solo.
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South Lebanon
William Abshear Jr
Roger Bryant
Danny Estys
Dennis Smith
Deerfield Union School
Kings Mills
Seven Mile Women's Guild Plans World Day of Prayer
Seven Mile The Presbyterian Church Womans Guild met at Mrs Camilla Schallips home with assist hosts Mrs Russell Dockum Mrs Elmer Rowe and Mrs Carl Spivey. They arranged details for the March 5 World Day of Prayer at 1 30 p m. The C C C Class will meet at the Butler County Home Feb 23 touring the home at 7 p m with business to follow. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs George Platt Mrs Martin Heinzelman Mrs Edith Heinzelman and Mrs John Barnet. The program was led by Mrs C R Davis and devotions by Mrs C I Snively.
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Seven Mile
Woman’s Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Camilla Schallip
Russell Dockum
Elmer Rowe
Carl Spivey
Schallip
Oscar Stout
Joe Zehlers
Guild
Presbyterian Church
C.C.C
Butler County
George Platt
Martin Heinzelman
Edith Heizelman
John Barnet
C. R. Davis
C. I. Snively
Monroe Club Hears Ervin Monroe Club Hears Ervin
Ervin, member of the Men's Horticultural Society of Middletown, was guest speaker at a Monroe Garden Club meeting. The event, held at Mrs. Arno'd Lowe's home on Britton Lane, featured co-hostess Mrs. Ray Palmer. Exhibits by Mrs. H. H. Schrock and Mrs. Kenneth Safer won first place. Mrs. James Cast took second for modern and abstract arrangements.
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Monroe
Curtley
Ervin
Men's Horticultural Society of
Middletown
Monroe Garden Club
Arno'd Lowe
Britton Lane
Ray Palmer
H. H. Schrock
Kenneth Safer
James Cast
Dairy Service Holds Election in Central Ohio Unit
County Dairy Service re elected officers in its annual vote Earl Gorsuch of Morrow was named president William R Wilson of Lebanon continues as treasurer Ernest Cook of Waynesville named vice president James Cobb of Lebanon named secretary Robert Dale Lewis of Waynesville named representative to the Central Ohio Breeders Association board of directors
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Lebanon
Warren County Dairy Service Unit
Earl Gorsuch
Morrow
William R. Wilson
Ernest Cook
Waynesville
James Cobb
Robert Dale Lewis
Central Ohio Breeders Association
Ladies Aid Meet At Mrs Maxwell Home
Greenbush notes report the Ladies Aid gathering at the home of Mrs. Harry Maxwell with Beulah Bri and Almeda Phillips assisting. The March meeting is planned for the home of Mrs. Glenn Ross.
Atlantic to Pacific highway links Rio with Peru system
The first Atlantis to Pacific highway across the waist of South America connects Rio de Janeiro to Peru's highway network, creating a direct overland route between Brazil and Peru.
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South America
Rio de Janeiro
Peru
World Day Of Prayer Planned by Local Churches
Franklin Carlisle Red Lion and Springboro women from 15 churches join with the National Council of Churches for a World Day of Prayer at Springboro Evangelical United Brethren Church on March 5 with Franklin Methodist Women in charge. The event features a speech by Mrs Curtis Strader What Does the Lord Be by Vicki Harbach soloist and a Springboro quartet.
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Springboro
Franklin
Carlisle
Red Lion
National Council of Churches Ir
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Franklin Methodist Church
Curtis Strader
Vicki Harbach
Cindy Culbertson
Dianne McClanahan
Rochell Heflin
Jeanie Hartman
E.U.B
Camp Miami Germantown
Watama Club Meeting Highlights and Birthday Dinner
The Watama Club gathered at Miss Mabel Teckman's home with assistants Mrs. Ora Teckman and Mrs. John Barnet. Mrs. Stanley Sloneker, Mrs. William Beninger, and Mrs. Purl Samuels led the program. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dockum hosted a dinner for Mrs. Mamie Dockum on her ninth birthday with guests from Dayton, Norwood, Milford, and Kansas City.
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Seven Mile
Watama Club
Mabel Teckman
Ora Teckman
John Barnet
Stanley Sloneker
William Beninger
Purl Samuels
C. R. Dockum
Mamie Dockum
W. C. White
Kansas City
Butler County Pomona Grange Meeting Heads to Poasttown Hall
The subordinate granges of Butler County meet at Poasttown Community Hall on Saturday at 6 30 p.m. for a covered dish supper. A representative from Doty House in Middletown directs the program.
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Butler County
Pomona
Poasttown
Doty House
Middletown
Dairy Meeting Set For Eaton
Preble County dairy association to hold annual meeting at 8 p.m. in Eaton National Bank community room. Jim Wilson of the Miami Valley Production Credit Association will discuss The Dairyman and Credit. Richard Kellogg to present the COBA report. Panel with Tor Haynes to discuss Forage Program. Certificates to top milk producers. Board member elections conducted.
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EATON
Preble County Dairy Association
Eaton National Bank
Jim Wilson
Miami Valley Production Credit Association
Dairyman and Credit
Richard Kellogg
COBA
Preble County
Tor Haynes
Soil Conservation Unit
Blue and Gold Banquet Celebrates Cub Scouts
POASTTOWN HEIGHTS Cub Scout Pack 28 holds its annual Blue and Gold Banquet at the school on February 23 to mark 55 years of scouting. The dinner for 325 attendees begins at 6 30 p.m and Pinewood Derby winners receive awards. Earlier Union Chapel O.Y.Y.O. class served lunch to 300 at Fred Brown residence auction sale.
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Poasttown Heights
0.Y.Y.O
Union Chapel
Fred Brown
Farmers Favor Changes in Farm Programs in Survey
A Farm Journal poll of 5 000 readers showed farmers would back a future plan with clearer guidelines than current programs. Results indicate strong support to reduce price supports and payments, with regional and operator-size differences shaping views on cotton dairy wheat and poultry programs.
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Philadelphia
Farm Journal
National Farm Magazine
Adedyar
Tribal wedding custom and lobola payment discussed
The text notes that tribal weddings commonly involve lobola or bride-payment. It states the father of the prospective bride seeks every possible cent from the would-be bridegroom before consenting to the engagement.
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