Jesse Emrick Chosen Germantown Village Council Head
Jesse M. Emrick was elected president of Germantown Village Council at this week's session. Mayor Rodney Miller appointed George Jones and Harvey Friend to the street committee. The Attorney General of Ohio ruled meters back in effect for one year due to a contract with Dual Parking Meter Company. Voters had removed meters in the November election.
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Jesse Emrick
Germantown
Jesse M. Emrick
Rodney Miller
George Jones
Harvey Friend
Miller
Attorney General of
Ohio
Dual Parking Meter Company
Canton
Gertmantown
Monroe Parents Club Plans Dance January 26
At its Tuesday meeting the Monroe Parents Club outlined a January 26 dance at the school gym. About 60 members attended. Announced were a February 5 paper drive and a March 5 rummage sale. Darwin Kimball demonstrated visual aids work. next meeting February 9 will be held with Lemon Township Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium.
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Monroe
Monroe Parents Club
Parents Club
Darwin Kimball
Charles Boyle
Lemon Township Board of Education
Howe
Garden Club Meets In Franklin Home
Franklin Garden Club gathers more than 20 members at the country home of Mrs. R. D. Steven south of town for January meeting. Mrs. Wade FE. Miller presided over a brief business session before attendees enjoyed a dessert bridge afternoon planned by Mrs. ul.
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Franklin
Franklin Garden Club
R. D. Steven
Wade FE. Miller
Bridge
11th rabies case reported in Warren County
Warren County records a stray dog near the Howard Hawley home in Oregonia testing positive for rabies marking the 11th case in recent weeks. A week earlier a family dog owned by Henry Brown in South Lebanon died of the disease. Health Commissioner Dr Arch D Harvey urges all dog owners to inoculate pets immediately.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Howard Hawley
Oregonia
Henry Brown
Arch D. Harvey
Franklin Woman To See Teacher Now In Honolulu
Mrs. Anna C. Johnson of Franklin will sail for Honolulu January 29. She will visit Miss Helen Voorhis, former Franklin High School home economics teacher now in Honolulu. Mrs. Johnson leaves for California Saturday and expects to arrive there Tuesday. Accompanying her will be Miss Voorhis mother. They plan to return about mid March.
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Franklin
Anna C. Johnson
Honolulu
Helen Voorhis
Franklin High School
Bank Officials Chosen In Mason
In Mason the First Mason Bank elected officers and directors at a reorganizing meeting. W. E. Chesney joined the board replacing A. Br. Compton who retired after 40 years. Directors reelected include L. Earl Thompson J. F. DeBoard D. E. Heywood and Elmer F. Durrell. Officers named are D. E. Heywood president J. F. DeBoard vice president and W. W. Chesney cashier. Other bank employees were rehired.
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J. F. DeBoard
W. W. Chesney
Rainbow Group Will Install Officers
Franklin Assembly for Rainbow Girls will install officers at a meeting next Tuesday night in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Theresa Blair is named the new Mother Advisor.
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Franklin
Franklin Assembly
Masonic Hall
Theresa Blair
Ohio Farm Bureau fills vacant post
COLUMBUS C Maurice Wieting the Ohio Farm Bureau director of information and education is named vice president and director of organization. The board filled the vacancy created July when Harry Culbreth moved to policy holder relations. Wieting will also direct information and education.
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Columbus
C. Maurice Wieting
Ohio Farm Bureau
John W. Sims
Board of Trustees
Harry W. Culbreth
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Wieting
Douglas R. Stanfield
Ray Hobson
Sims
Farm Bureau
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Columbia University
Lebanon Junior Chamber to Host Valentine Dance
The Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Valentine Dance at Memorial Hall on Saturday February 5. Harold Stroud chairs the committee with Elmer Hinkle and his Melodiers of Cincinnati providing music. Assisting on the committee are Kermit Heinrich Richard Brant Harold Reisinger and Louis Duckwall. Jeycees and friends are invited.
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Lebanon
Parking meters in Lebanon raise about 15501 dollars
Lebanon reports approximately 15,501.93 dollars collected from 175 parking meters in the business district during the past year. Mayor Robert King announced the meters, installed in August 1947, funnel revenue to traffic and police work after covering installation costs.
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Lebanon
Robert King
Sunday School Unit Will Meet Tonight
The Kings Daughters Sunday School Class will meet at Mrs Russell Martins home tonight at eight. All members are requested to attend.
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Kings Daughters
Russell Martin
Local fraternal and church notices various Franklin area groups
Franklin area clubs and church groups announce meetings and events including Eastern Star No. 55 E and A M Friday session Loyal Class January meeting at Mrs Willis Jeffery on Bridge Street PollyAnna Class January meeting at Mrs WW Noland River Street Lebanon Lodge No. 26 F and A M Friday with 6 30 p m dinner Franklin Lions sponsor banquet for the Franklin football team Jolly Matrons luncheon in Cincinnati Friday School of Missions Thursday 6 p m Seven Mile Community night Liberty Township Franklin Rural Franklin Lions event etc
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Franklin
Eastern Star Lodge
A. M
FRANKLIN — _ Lebanon
Franklin Lions Club
Local Social News Highlights in Franklin and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J B Cafferty host the Couple Cluo tonight at their Main Street home. Carl Beichler and Arthur Biechler with spouses and children traveled to Washington DC for President Truman's inauguration. Eugene Brandenburg, son of Gordon Brandenburg, has enlisted in the Navy and trains at San Diego. Florists, guests, and visitors frequent Dayton and Beloit Wisconsin. Various locals host dinners, visits, and study trips as Bowling Green University ties bring Barbara Gribble and Joyce Schmidt home from Grosse Pointe Michigan.
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Samuel Morgan
Dayton
J. K. Groninger
Dewey Scholl
H. DeLa Grange
Harry Mayne
Union Rd
Donald House
Dory Baker
East Second St
Robert Ratliff
Wilber Frisby
Raymond Cloud
Sandy Hopkins
Norman Swatek
Beloit
Wis
Ralph Horner
Ethel Brandenburg
Judy Lawrence
Miamisburg
Barbara Gribble
Bowling Green University
Joyce Schmidt
Grosse Point
Mich
Joseph Gribble
Germantown social notes and local visits
Germantown brief lists visitors and activities. Emrick of Detroit visits his sister following a death in the family. Local families host euchre and bridge gatherings on East Market and N Cherry Streets. Furloughed airman Emrick visits his mother. Bible class set for Friday at Mrs. Murray’s Spring Avenue home with guest speaker Mrs. Paul King.
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Germantown
Boyd Emrick
Detroit
Mich
Roma Condrey
Ray Askins
Dan Anslinger
Cambridge
Albert Rettich
Ronald
Richard
Middletown
South Main St
Clifford Brown
East Market St
Hiram Smith
Roy Getter
Robert Rettich
Claude Crauder
Everett Emrick
Frederick Emrick
Denver
Colo
Helen Emrick
George Small
Sidney Chapter
CBS
Sidney
Isa Smalley
Bridge Club
N. Cherry St
Emory Oblinger
Rhea Borchers
Will Koogle
George Paine
Linda Immell
Franklin
West Side
Frank Murray
Spring Ave
Paul King
Study Class In Germantown Led By Mrs Moler
An all day stewardship study class will be held Friday at the EUB Church parsonage in Germantown. The session begins at 10 a.m. with Mrs. John Moler as leader. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service, as the event is sponsored by the Women’s Society of World Service. All church women are invited. A Play Day is planned for Saturday at Jefferson School with Germantown High School girls taking part in athletics.
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Germantown
EUB
John Moler
Women's Society of World Service
Jefferson School
Warren Candidates For Office Should File By February 2nd
LEBANON The deadline for candidates to file petitions for public office in off year elections is Wednesday February 2 at 6 30 p m A M Parker Warren County clerk of the Board of Elections announced First to file for Lebanon mayor on the Republican ticket is Clarence F Banker currently justice of the peace in Lebanon and Turtlecreek township If contests emerge or issues are placed on the ballot the primary will be May 3 Lebanon and other Warren County villages with populations over 2000 will hold primaries only if contests exist The county boards will meet February 7 to discuss bids on supplies and upcoming elections
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Lebanon
A. M. Parker
Warren County
Board of Elections
Clarence F Banker
Turtlecreek
Parker
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Rainbow Group
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Diamonds
Central Ave
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Trenton
Mennonite Church
Gene Fifer
Junior Luther League
Liberty Township
Liberty School
Seven Mile
School of Missions
Franklin Rural
Jolly Matrons Club
Cincinnati
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Poasttown
PTA
Springboro
EUB Church School
Grange Hall
Hamilton
Butler County Farm Bureau
Ross School
Women’s Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Wendell Pontius
Reguler
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