Carlisle Society Schools Aid In Warren County
The Carlisle Society for the Handicapped runs two schools in the county under state and county funding, with one building housing state aided classes for 18 pupils and society funded classes. County bus service, maintenance, and utilities support 41 pupils, while the society finances building upkeep, equipment, and a workshop program building toward self sufficiency.
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Carlisle
Warren County
Carlile
The
Society For the Handicapped
Franklin
State Department of Mental Health and Hygiene
Lebanon
Sion
Carlisle School For
Society
Carlisle Public Schools
Warren County Child Welfare Board
Deerfield Union Board Approves 31 Acre High School Site
The Deerfield Union Board of Education approved purchasing a 31 acre site on Columbia Road south of town near the Queen City Gun Club from Beavercreek Farms Inc for the proposed new high school. Negotiations continue for a 145 acre elementary site from Landen Farms. The board also granted Beatrice Wood a leave of absence and rehired a substitute for the year, added bus driver substitutes Hershel Ledford and William Robbins, and approved an outside light installation by Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Board members attended the AASA conference in Atlantic City to discuss school problems and view educational displays.
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Kings Mills
Deerfield-Union Board of Education
Landen Farms
Beatrice Wood
South Lebanon
Hershel Ledford
William W. Robbins
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
60th Year For Couple In Lebanon
Mr and Mrs Sam Miller of Lebanon celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married in Foster Ohio in 1905 and have lived in the area since 1919. The community club activities include garden club, bridge clubs, and church groups with social gatherings and a covered dish dinner.
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Lebanon
Sam Miller
Beverly Hills Club Chef Reflects on Newport Gambling Era
Louis Eves, a six year former Beverly Hills chef, recalls the Newport nightclub as a legitimate yet costly gambling venue. He notes the mix of dinner shows and risk of sensational publicity while stressing the club aimed for a good image and avoided scandal. Eves later managed and cooked at Congress Inn and once cooked for Atomic Bomb project officers.
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Monroe
Beverly Hills
Newport
Louis Eves
Beverly
Eves
Eyes
Congres Inn
Eggs Plentiful As USDA Lists Them In 1965 Supply Outlook
The USDA classifies eggs as plentiful and expects higher production through mid 1965. On Oct 1 potential layers reached 382 million, up 1 percent from last year, with July-September chick hatchings up 10 percent and October up 12 percent from 1963. Retail egg prices fell about 12 cents per dozen from a year ago, large eggs seen as best buy. Broiler output expected to rise in early 1965, with prices likely stable or down. Turkey production may rise to 105 million in 1965, boosting per capita turkey consumption to a record, aided by demand from processing, exports, and higher incomes.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Franklin School Board to Hear Travel Talks and Budget Discussion
Franklin officials prepare for the monthly school board meeting at 8 p.m. Topics include reports from the American Association of School Administrators Convention in Atlantic City and the elementary principals meeting in Columbus. The board may authorize borrowing to cover payroll if state funds are late, following a prior tax mixup in Warren County. A film titled To Build a School House will be shown.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Atlantic City
Terry
Ed Goodwin
Hunter School
Columbus
Warren County
Grange Confers Degrees Friday in Lebanon
Lebanon Grange No 1462 will confer the first and second degrees at a Hamilton Township Grange meeting Friday. Warren County granges exchange degree work with Lebanon Grange to hold a March 4 session led by John Guard and a staff including David Worley and Jeanette Lewis. The annual Lebanon Grange banquet is planned for April 9. Burley tobacco growers and farm operators with 1964 or 1965 allotments may vote, with ASC details at the local bank office.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Grange
Hamilton Township
Warren County
Mason Grange
John Guard
David Worley
Jeanette
Marguerite Lewis
Earl
Wilda
Johan Gorsuch
Elmo Wilson
Ronnie Biggs
Leah Worley
Middletown Police Demonstrate Riot Control Gear
In Eaton Preble a talk and demonstration on mob and riot control drew nearly members of the United Law Enforcement Agency of Preble County. William Brewer training officer and Pt Paul Faries led the session showing new helmets and gas equipment used by the Middletown Police.
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Middletown Division of Police
United Law Enforcement Agency
Preble County
William Brewer
Middletown Department
Paul Faries
Middletown
Schoolmasters Club Meeting Set in South Lebanon
The Warren County Schoolmasters Club plans a 6 30 p m meeting at the South Lebanon School on March 11.
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South Lebanon
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Germantown Group To Meet For Dinner March 2
Germantown Past Matron's Association will hold a dinner meeting March 2 at 6 30 p m at the Lutheran Church with husbands as guests A social hour follows at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Slifer on W Gunckle St Reservations accepted until Thursday Kings Daughters Class met recently at Mrs Harry Maxson’s home with 16 members present Mrs Earl Kern hosted a card club and Mrs Mary Emley will host bridge club at her home on S Main St
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Lebanon
Bert Goddard
N. Broadway
Veda Irons
Hawaii
Paul Fisher
Ridgewood Lane
Duplicate Bridge Club
Alfred Brant
E. Warren Street
Mothers of Twins Club
Carrie Lockard
Mason
Jim Shiley
Wesley Beacon
Lebanon Methodist Church
Ralph von Pabst
Germantown
Warren Slifer
Gunckle Street
Kings Daughters
Methodist Church
Harry Maxson
Virgil Minnich
C. C. Wessel
Richard Gehron
Ross Knight
Earl T. Kern
Virginia Avenue
Mary Emley
S. Main Street
Farm and Home Safety Committee Meeting Set in Hamilton
The annual Farm and Home Safety Committee meeting will be held in Hamilton at Waldo's on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Two representatives from each rural organization are expected to attend the luncheon.
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Hamilton
Farm and Home Safety Committee
Waldo's
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Carlisle School For Handicapped
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Erates
Shorts
Carisle Board of Educations
Valley News
For New School
Deerfield
Union Boys
Columbia Road
Here
Queen City Gun Club
Beavercreek Farms Inc
Deerfield Union
American Association of School Administrators
Leo Biffle
Glen Smith
Frank Bolanger
Stephen McDowell
Congress
Eve
Cincinnati Union Terminal
Gladys
Olds
Olds Jetstar Ree
Oldsmobile
Weber Jones, Inc
WN. Verity Pkws
Middletown, Ohio
A Food Consumers Report
Franklin Board
DeWitt Terry
American Association of
State Foundation
Grange
ASC
Bradstreet
Preble
Carl Bradstreet
Miles
North American
Ccal & L Dist
N. Sutphin
Ste Mance
Bourbon
Kentucky
Echo Spring Dist. CO
Louisville, KY
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