Lebanon Savoring Quiet Sesquicentennial of Incorporation
Historian notes Lebanon marked 1810 incorporation on January 9 but local interest waned amid plans for census activity. Fires in 1874 and 1933 damaged records. town hall site, courthouse history, and past bonds illustrated a changing village from 1802 layout to a 1952 centennial.
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Lebanon
Marion Snyder
Warren County Historical Society
Leba
Snyder
Broadway
Main Street
Ic Lodge
Ag Yet
Tom Corwin
Clapse
Leabod Corwin
Ephri‘am Hathaway
Samuel Manning
Silas Hurin
Manning
Hathaway
Corwin
Levi Estell
Souths Celebrate Golden Wedding in Red Lion
Mr and Mrs Wilber South observe their golden wedding Sunday January 24 with open house at 2 30 pm at the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert South in Springboro. Mrs South is Margaret Kennett a longtime Red Lion resident and Mr South operates Tuileevin Farms. They wed January 26 1910 at Springboro Methodist parsonage and have lived in Red Lion 47 years active in the Red Lion Methodist Church for over 50 years.
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RED Lion
Wilber South
Robert South
Springboro
South
Margaret Kennett
Tuileevin Farms
Mr. South
Souths
Mr. Dalby
Open House Hosted by South Family in Springboro
Mr and Mrs Robert South and their son and daughter in law Janet South along with Mr and Mrs Charles South and their children Stephen and Jane of Bigler Road Franklin Route 1 invite friends to an open house on January 24 at their son's home in Springboro to share greetings in good health.
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Robert South
Janet
Charles South
Stephen
Jane
Bigler Rd
Franklin Rt. 1
Springboro
Ethel Dalton
Dale Ave
Dixie Hwy
Hershel Sharp
Jane Ave
Bruce Wills
Fairview Corner
Sohio Oil Company
Temple Baptist Church
Chautauqua Rd
Fairview
Carlisle
Franklin Club Installs Officers and Plans Projects
Franklin Club the Tuesday Trotters install officers at a candlelight ceremony held at Mrs William Dixon home. Officers for the year include President Mrs Dixon Vice President Mrs Hazel Roberts Secretary Mrs Jack Repper and Treasurer Mrs Harold Roger Reading of by laws and constitution conducted by Mrs Rager. New members welcomed include Mrs Ralph Priest Mrs Rufus Hamm and others.
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Franklin
Roger Young
Ellis Lieungh
William Dixon
Dixon
Hazel Roberts
Jack Repper
Harold Roger
Roberts
Ralph Priest
Rufus Hamm
Catherine Baker
Robert Young
Ralph Brewer
Kent Libecap
Lloyd Logsdon
Rager
John L. Kelly
Franklin Cerebral Palsy Organization
Society For Handicapped Children
East Seventh St
Collinsville Pomona Meets For Program At Hanover
Collinsville Pomona Grange met at Hanover Saturday evening for a 6 30 basket supper. Margaret Campbell deputy and officers of the subordinate granges attended. The next card party at Spangler hall is planned for Wednesday evening January 20. Several local residents were noted at various gatherings and hospital discharge updates recorded.
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Collinsville
Pomona Grange
Hanover
Margaret Campbell
Emerson Unzicker
Johnnie
Hamilton
Spangler Hall
Thomas Mroz
Leo Langevin
James West
Trenton Clubs Busy This Week
The Cristonean will meet at the home of Mrs. Sue Mapel in Middletown on January 19. Mrs. Maud Coate returns from a two week Florida visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Specht and daughter visited Warren Mitchell family in Franklin. Daisy Birch is hospitalized in Cincinnati. Friendly Mother's Club meets January 19 at Mrs. Doris Shannon's with Mrs. Willard Schenk displaying her doll collection.
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Trenton
the Cristonean
Sue Mapel
Middletown
Maud Coate
Florida
Ronnie Specht
Harry Specht
Warren, Mitchell
Franklin
Daisy Birch
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Friendly Mother's Club
Doris Shannon
Willard Schenk
Camden reorganizes education, library and village boards
Shawnee board of education elects Hubert McQuiston as president with James Nisbet as vice president and William Garrett Alvin C. Roberts and Harry M. Simpson as members. Clerk treasurer is Robert M. Shade. Library board reappoints E Schlotterback for seven years. Camden Loan and Building Association names Elizabeth Ulrich president and Dwight Donohoe vice president.
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Camden
Hubert McQuiston
Somers Township
Shawnee Board of Education
James Nisbet
West Elkton
William Garrett
Alvin C. Roberts
Harry M. Simpson
James Neff
Hamilton
Robert M. Shade
McQuiston
E. Schlotterback
North Main St
Camden Library Board
Sam D. Groves
Everett Fahrenholz
Elizabeth
R. E. Ulrich
White Gravel Co
Camden Loan and Building Association Co
Dwight Donohoe
Mark Keller
Robert Shade
E. M. White
H. E. Neff
Fairview Church Opens Bus Route and Buys Land
FAIRVIEW The Manning Rd. Baptist Church in Roscoe Nease district started a bus route Sunday to pick up worshippers. The church bought two and one half acres on Rt. 125 for a future building to begin next spring. A Jan 24 songfest invites guest singers from the valley.
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Fairview
Manning Rd. Baptist Church
Roscoe Nease
Franklin
Minnick
Union Rd
Rt. 125
Club meetings and a baby birth announced in Trenton area
The Jolly Mother's Club meets January 19 with Nancy Walck on Keith Ave to view club party and picnic films. Jarvis Club hosts guest night January 19 at Mrs Shirley Baker’s with a hair dresser demonstration. Trenton Mother's Club at Mrs Robert Ivig’s. Mrs Charles Fisher co-hostess. Harley Rheinnger conducts a candy making demonstration. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harper announce the birth of Nancy Jo in Torrance California. grandparents Calvin Harpe of Ohio Ave Trenton and Ed Yenser of Middletown.
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Jolly Mother's Club
Nanncy Walck
Keith Ave
Jarvis Club
Shirley Baker
Trenton Mother’s Club
Robert Ivig
Charles Fisher
Harley Rheinnger
West Elkton P T O Sets Date For Community Talent Show
West Elkton P T O plans a community talent show to be held Feb 9 at the school. The meeting featured a fifth grade program with teachers Mrs Muff and Mrs Vanover and a travel talk on Norway by Charles Winkelman of Middletown. Door prizes went to Eddie Gray and Gloria Price. Local church and guest notes follow.
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Muff
Vanover
Charles Winkelman
Middletown
Norway
Eddie Gray
Gloria Price
P.T.O
Local visitors and family notes from Hamilton area
Overpeck area residents share holiday visits and family time. Olen Mardis Jr and Kim of Hamilton visited his parents Olen Mardis Sr and Richard. Earl Housefield's family returned from California trip with Joe Housefield Ruthie. Ray Puson visited Arthur Curl's home. Peggy Cameron and daughters Becky Dottie of Hamilton spent Sunday with Ed Nickell's family. Bob Vanover and family from Hamilton called on Bill Vanover. Morris Cause and son spent time in Cincinnati.
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Dottie
Hamilton
Ed Nickell
Bob Vanover
Bill Vanover
Morris Cause
Cincinnati
Daughters Bring Joy and Lessons From Family Life
A reflective column on raising daughters and observing their weddings while comparing boys and girls in school and college. The author recalls two daughters Nancy and Jeanie, two sons-in-law, and the aim of guiding daughters toward independence, happiness, and meaningful life paths.
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Mom
Nancy
Ohio State
Jeanie
U.C
Missing glasses puzzle in town search
A grandmother reports her glasses vanished during errands, claiming they were empty when she set them down. Neighbors and volunteers join the search across town to locate the misplaced eyewear.
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Grandma
So Says The Mrs A WOMANS WORK is never done
A statement reflects on domestic labor, noting that chores persist regardless of a man’s actions. The line emphasizes ongoing household duties and gender role expectations.
Undefined difference between bachelor and married man
The prompt describes another distinction between bachelor and married men with a quip about a bachelor dancing while walking the floor. The line suggests social stereotypes about courting behavior rather than factual traits. It lacks concrete facts and named entities.
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Bachelor
Reporter’s Quest on Blonde Shortage Sparks Hoarding Joke
A noted reporter jokes about a shortage of blondes and the impractical idea of hoarding them, framing a humorous take on the social stereotype with a playful tone.
My Little Dog Seeks Friendly Knees Again
A short notice notes a small dog once known for seeking friendly knees now less eager to approach people. The owner asks neighbors to help ease the pet back to sociable behavior.
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Leas
Farm boy guards hogs as county sees best and worst
An old-time tale centers on a farmer who raises acclaimed hogs yet houses troubling children. The humorous line says the farmer will not market the children, highlighting a rustic fable tone without graphic details.
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East Streets
Main
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Banki
Mrs. Wilber South
Franklin Club
Pomona
Cyreana
Myrtle Schlabach
William Ledwell
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Oxford
J. E. Shollenbarger
Columbus
Church Circle
Alma Unzicker
Earl Vondron
William Sholtenbarger
Emerson
Camden News Notes
Woosley
Hettie Ward
Charles Hoover
Orville Wood
Loren Elliott
James Doty
Edison Bruner
John Schiely
Loren
Church
Billy Hammock
Middletown Hospital
Keath Lykins
Tracy Spencer
Avream Murphy
Glen Garrett
Dalton Ave
Crawford St. Church of God
Rev. Bogers
Springfield
Tom Shockley
Little Angea
Andrea Hoover
Cedar Lane
Manuel Nales
Carlisle Rd
Delilah Phillips
Carlisle - Oxford Rd
Albert Blackford
Xenia
Alby
Daniel Weaver
Susan Jones
Jones Grocery
Willard Ave
Edward Claycraft
First Methodist Church
National Cash Register
Dayton
Armco
Ruby England
Byers Rd
Mrs. Eversole
Dorothy Smith
Elvinda Blevins
Lois Homan
Betty Lipps
Ruth Carpenter
Mrs. Smallwood
Lucille Williamson
Clara Chyle
Ester Bates
Molly White
Wanda McKenney
Willa Gorsuch
Lottie Griffin
Sarah Osborne
Evelyn Ginter
Bertha Bardge
Jean Stover
Irene Rose
Ethel Adams
Vision Gi
EUB
Linnie Hoppe
Henry Wills
Tommy
Bill
Joe Wright
Roy
Beverly O
Salt Lick
Clifford Moore
Frank Elmes
Lucille Ferst
Peor Press
Naolt
I A
Severo
Singer Sewing Center
Daugsters
Dad
Adam
Eden
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