Clearcreek High to host intramural wrestling semifinals
Springboro officials approve five weight class champions from a field of 20 wrestlers. The event, run by coaches Lonnie Norris and Glen Clarkston, uses college scoring with ties resolved by one minute overtime. Matches begin Monday at 3 15 p.m. with two bouts per class leading to a final champion bout.
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Springboro
Clearcreek High School
Lonnie Norris
Glen Clarkston
Clarkston
Norris
Mothers Club Donates 700 To School For Exceptional Children
The Carlisle Mothers Club will give 700 to the School for Exceptional Children to cover operating expenses. Funds come from rummage and bake sales, a Christmas bazaar, and sales of cards and dishcloths. A steak dinner fundraiser is planned for February 20 at Carlisle Elementary.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Mother’s Club
Roy Weaver
John Kelly
Milford Fire Department Auxiliary Serves Workers at Collinsville Wreck
The Milford Township Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary provided coffee and sandwiches to workers at the Collinsville train wreck scene. Church circle met with Mrs. Luther Beiser and Mrs. George Baecker leading the program. January committee members include Mrs. Marie Warwick, Mrs. Gladys Spalding, Mrs. Myrtle Tuggle, and Mrs. Helen Williamson.
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Collinsville
Milford Township
Church Circle
Luther Beiser
George Baecker
Marie Warwick
Gladys Spalding
Myrtle Tuggle
Helen Williamson
Mason Dentist Wins Ohio Chip Recipe Award
Dr Gail S Erbeck a Mason dentist known for culinary skill won the Ohio title in a Potato Chip Institute International contest for best original main dish using potato chips His recipe Fish N Chips Strata Supreme beat runners up Glen Heyman Berkey and Charles Blakely New Philadelphia He also holds prior silver and national awards for foil based recipes and Pork dish He and wife Anette Ballweg of Astoria NY have three children and he is active in scouting.
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Mason
Gail S. Erbeck
Erbeck
Ohio
Potato Chip Institute International
Glen Heyman
Berkey
Charles Blakely
New Philadelphia
Westbound Wyoming men stranded in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa AP Sixteen Wyoming men in buckskins with muskets wandered the town after a bus carrying them to Washington for President Johnsons inauguration broke down Wind River Mountain Men of Fremont County Wyoming said the group formed last year for Wyoming s 75th anniversary of statehood led by spokesman Jack Langan.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Wyoming
Washington
Johnson
Wind River Mountain
Fremont County
Wyo
Jack Langan
Trenton Court Fines Speeders in Traffic Court
A dozen speeders were fined a total of 239 dollars in Trenton traffic court. Also fined were Charles Preusch of 2138 Winona Drive Middletown for yellow line violations and Walter Ogrowski of Dayton for conducting himself in an unlawful manner, each ten dollars.
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Trenton
Charles Preusch
Winona Drive
Middletown
Yellow Line
Walter Ogrowski
Dayton
Carlisle Indians Meet Springboro Panthers at Carlisle Game
Carlisle sports fans will see the Carlisle Indians face Springboro Panthers in a varsity basketball game at Carlisle. Miller's Blackhawk Baton and Drum Corps will perform at halftime. The corps comprises over 60 Valley students including Kathy McVey, Roberta McVey, Terri Selby, and Steve Coulton.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Indians
Springboro Panthers
Miller’s
Blackhawk
Valley
Kathy
Roberta McVey
Terri Selby
Steve Coulton
Plans Form For Springboro Sesquicentennial Parade
Springboro gears up for a week long celebration June 20 to 26 with a parade beauty contest and street square dancing as the finale. Activities include church services queen ball Elmer Hinkle show high school dances antique car show seniors day and box lunch picnic. Residents are urged to donate historical photos and memories to Mrs. Max Gilpin.
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Springboro
Church of Christ Annex
Elmer Hinkle
Jonathan Wright School
Max Gilpin
Box 13
Trenton Warns Garbage Violators Over Violations
Trenton warns residents to fix trash violations or appear in court. Inspector Von Little says fines up to 50 dollars may be issued for not using proper receptacles burning trash or improper disposal. A mailed letter outlines four requirements on water tight containers placement during collection drainage and wrapping of waste.
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Trenton
von Little
Little
Springboro Council Increases Police Chief and Board Actions
Springboro village council approved a raise for Police Chief Carl Hirschbach to 475 dollars a month and Assistant Chief Larry Stamm to 430 dollars. Village Solicitor Daniel Fedders contract renewed for 1965, William Carey elected president pro tem, and Royal Oaks park project plans approved. A successor for resigning Councilman Lawrence Coates discussed. trash contractor A S Powell invited to pursue contract renewal with a packed plan.
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Springboro
Carl Hirschbach
Daniel Fedders
William Carey
Royal Oaks Park
Lawrence Coates
A. S. Powell
Monroe High School Post Prom Committee Forms
The steering committee for the 1965 Lem on Monroe High School post prom met in the Faculty Room to set up committees covering secretary treasurer tickets letters to parents LeSourdsville Lake activities publicity and security at and outside the lake. Estill Davis principal and 1964 chairmen attended and plans call for appointing junior class parent helpers with a next meeting on February 17.
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Monroe
Lemon - Monroe High School
Malcom Soule
Wm. Lubberger
David Ryckman
Marvin Sherron
LeSourdsville Lake
James Hay
William Stallsmith
Cliff Morningstar
Robert Apple
Don Butts
Paul Steigerwald
Estill Davis
William Barr
Thomas Lubberger
Springboro Club Notes
Miss Mildred Jones hosts Five Hundred Club members January 19 at her home. Clearcreek W C T U meets January 19 at Mrs Reason Davis home. W S C S at Methodist Church meets January 21 at Mrs Raymond Dugans home with co host Mrs Jack Swyers. E W 4 H Roundup held at Mrs Lawrence Leis home. next meeting January 18 for reorganization and officer elections.
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Springboro
Mildred Jones
Five Hundred
Clearcreek W.C.T.U
Reason Davis
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Raymond Dugan
Jack Swyers
Lawrence Leis
Leis
Chautauqua Club Set To Meet Saturday
The Miami Valley Chautauqua cottagers hold their annual meeting at the Chautauqua Community Center with a 7 p.m coffee hour and an 8 p.m business session. A minor constitutional change will be presented for approval.
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Chautauqua Club
Chautauqua
Miami Valley
Minstrel Show Planned For Kings Mills
Kings Mills notes report the PTA monthly meeting at the high school gym. Rehearsals for a minstrel show begin February 21 at 2 p.m. with an April 2 and 3 performance planned. The PTA votes to co sponsor Cub Scout Pack No 17 and approves reimbursement to the Valley Area Council. The Gleaners and Friendship classes meet at the Baptist Church. Officers elected include Billy Fair child president Ollie Byrd vice president Virgil Wright secretary treasurer.
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Kings Mills
P.T.A
Reta Wilson
Emmitt E. Perin
C. E. Stephenson
Valley Area Council
Gleaners
Baptist Church
Virgil Wright
Joe Fugett
Billy Fairchild
Ollie Byrd
Kings Mills Club to Meet on Wednesday at 1 PM
Kings Mills Homemakers Club gathers for a 1 PM meeting at Mrs. Boyd Ellis’s King Avenue home. The program centers on Health Insurance. Ann Graham’s fourth grade class from Kings Mills School collected and delivered gifts to a large Cincinnati family. The Men's Fellowship is also noted.
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Kings Mills Homemakers Club
Boyd Ellis
King Ave
Ann Graham
Kings Mills
Cincinnati
Carlisle Men In Garden Meeting
Bill Weiser spoke at the Park Conservatory visit of the Men's Garden Club in Carlisle on Tuesday evening. An open discussion covered winter care of roses cuttings and greenhouses with President Paul Poast noting the meeting was interesting and well attended.
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Carlisle
Bill Weiser
Park Conservatory
Men’s Garden Club
Paul Poast
Esperanto Gains Ground Worldwide Says Linguists
Linguists report rapid spread of Esperanto as an international language across continents. The study highlights increasing adoption in schools communities and online forums.
Trenton Book Club Meeting Highlights Local Group
The Miami Book Club gathered at Mrs. Charles Taylor residence with participants including Mrs. Willard Schenck and Mr and Mrs George Steele. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs Bernie Grueser hosted the Christian Service League meeting at St Peters Church parish house. Newly elected church council officers named Howard Woodrey as chairman Miss Mildred Borger as vice chair James Fall as trustees chairman and Harold Woodrey as deacons chairman.
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Trenton
Miami Book Club
Charles Taylor
Willard Schenck
George Steele
Bernie Grueser
Christian Service League of
Elders and Deacons of St. John's UCC to be ordained
At 10 15 a m Sunday worship service in Germantown St John s United Church of Christ will ordain newly elected Elders Orion Smith Jr and Irvin Moyer and Deacons Paul Boyer and Howard Briggs The congregation will also announce the 1965 elected officer at the morning service.
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Germantown
St. John's United Church of Christ
Orion Smith Jr
Irvin Moyer
Paul Boyer
Howard Briggs
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