Weekday Club Meetings And Social Gatherings In Lebanon Area
Local clubs fill the week with meetings and events across Lebanon. Notables include the Lebanon Farmers Club at Grange Hall with new president Francis Eustis, several ladies organizing committees, and an essayist. Other gatherings cover baccarat, community club sessions, a Kings Mills Auto Site Federated Credit Union banquet with dancing, and a D A dinner.
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Lebanon
R. Harris
Kings Mills
Federated Credit Union
Mason
Warren births show increase in December
A Warren county health board report filed by Mrs. Marjorie Gilby shows 16 births in December, 6 boys and 11 girls, up from 17 in November. For the first time in months deaths exceeded births, with 36 deaths in December compared to 14 in November.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Marjorie Gilby
The
Health Board
Weeks Fox Drive Set For Blue Ball
BLUE BALL The regular fox drive of the Warren County Bears will be held Saturday starting at the Blue Ball church at 10 a. m. Ralph Johnson announces drives will be held during the day with morning and afternoon start times. The King Daughters Class will serve refreshments. CARLISLE The Carlisle Parent Teachers Association will meet tonight in the Carlisle School. The Rev. Jennings Gregg will be the main speaker.
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Blue Ball
Warren County Bears
Ralph Johnson
King Daughters
Johnson
Carlisle
Carlisle Parent Teachers Association
Jennings Gregg
Franklin and Stel
SinuS Relief: A New Doctor Prescribed Remedy
An advertisement from Castell Drug Co promotes SUNIS-A claiming sinus sufferers can find daytime relief and peaceful nighttime rest. It emphasizes hope for those who have tried many remedies and positions the preparation as physician supported and proven.
Bridge Birch the beer-drinking cow makes milk record
London AP reports Bridge Birch a Friesian cow at Moortown Farm Ringwood owned by R A Pierson produced 41 952 pounds of milk in 329 days ending last night on a diet including half a gallon of stout daily The owner says the 365 day record of 41 945 pounds by an American Holstein Friesian remains just ahead by a small margin
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London
R. A. Pierson
Moortown Farm
Ringwood
Bridge Birch
Pierson
Goodyear Shoe Repair Relocates in Lebanon
The Goodyear Shoe Repair Store owned by Henry Moeller will move from East Mulberry Street across the street after 31 years. Ed O. Smith previously ran the shop here. Lebanon Auto Parts will expand into the vacated Goodyear space. Stone and Bradbury will relocate to the Paul Fisher Coal Yard office on South Sherry Street.
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Lebanon
Goodyear Shoe Repair
Henry Moeller
East Mulberry Street
Stone and Bradbury Stone and
Bradbury
Paul Fisher
South Sherry Street
Ed O. Smith
Goodyear
Lebanon Auto Parts
Eccles Demotion Shakes Fed Board Leadership
President Truman demotes Chairman Marriner S. Eccles and nominates Thomas Bayard McCabe of Philadelphia to the Federal Reserve Board. Eccles remains on the board as vice chairman after the change, with Senate confirmation needed for the new chair. McCabe, current Philadelphia Fed chief, replaces the vacancy caused by Ronald Ransom’s death. The White House released a correspondence noting the plan to appoint and then designate the new member as chairman once confirmed. Boss Johnson of Cincinnati scheduled for main talk at the Lewisburg dinner.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Marriner S. Eccles
Thomas Bayard McCabe
Philadelphia
White House
Eccles
Senate
McCabe
Federal Reserve Bank At
Ronald Ransom
Ransom
EATON
Guernsey
Preble County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lewisburg
Carl Gauch
Johnson
Cincinnati
Colored News Community Playhouse Meeting Hosts
The Community Playhouse held a business and social meeting at Mrs Virginia Glover's home with assistants Miss Eva Morris and Miss Grace Rankin. New members initiated were Misses Helen Sloan Mary Robinson and Rosabelle Coleman. Prizes went to Misses Cleo Cain Laverne Saunders Margie Beard Lucky Pearson and Marcella Bailey. A lunch followed and the next meeting is set for Armco Center February 12. About one in five Americans live on a farm.
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The
Community Playhouse
Virginia Glover
Eva Morris
Grace Rankin
Helen Sloan
Mary Robinson
Rosabelle Coleman
Cleo Cain
Laverne Saunders
Margie Beard
Lucky Pearson
Marcella Bailey
Armco Center
Franklin News Notes Birthday party honors local youth
Franklin notes a busy span of social events and family news. Ronald Mitchell turned eleven with a birthday dinner hosted by his uncle and aunt on River Street, family members gathered, and other citizens reported births, illnesses, and travels including a Dayto n hospital birth, mumps, recovery, and a trip to Cincinnati for a Faculty Wives Club event. Local students from Wilmington College and Ohio State University achievements appeared amid community updates. A bake sale by First Church of God and a house move to California by Doris Garrett were also listed.
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Franklin
Ronald Mitchell
Frank Mears
River St
Ronald
Wayne Mitchell
Sandra
A. Shiflett
Forest Boyer
Dale Garrett
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Richard Cummings
Lynwood Rd
Perle Cummings
Harry Hurst
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
W. H. Adams
Evansville
Ind
Adams
R. E Minge
Margaret Jane Robinson
Western College
Mary Mack
New York City
Fred Robison
Ora Cummings
Collins
Tipp City
Jennie Cummings
Fifth St. Paul Thomas
Fred Fielder
Charles Brandenburg
Bill Robinson
Wilmington College
Congregational Christian Sunday School
Delores Barker
Fifth St
Martha Logan
Mears
Robert Ward
Peerless Pantry
Miamissyurg
Donald L. Spurling
Franklin High School
Ohio State University
College of Engineering
Bert Spurling
South River St
Faculty Wives Club
Milo Fealy
J. K. Groninger
J. D. Scholl
Edwina Lytle
J. B. McKune
Cincinnati
Bebb
Doris Garrett
California
Reuther Wage Bid Draws Strong Industry Rebuff
M O Anderson, president of the National Automobile Dealers Association, warned that Walter Reuther’s demand for a third wage increase threatens the economy. He urged the need for volume production and stability to avoid a depression, noting the risk to peak auto production and the danger of repeated labor disruptions. Industrial leaders urged labor restraint and warned against basing gains on temporary profits.
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Chicago
M. O. Anderson
National Automobile Dealers Association
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Drivers Urged To Order Specials In Lebanon
Lebanon motorists urged by Mrs. Carrie Williams deputy registrar of motor vehicles to contact the Lebanon Motor Inn immediately to catalog special license numbers. Many locals reserve the same plates yearly, and she aims to save time during the busy season.
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Lebanon
Carrie Williams
Lebanon Motor Inn
Senate and House weigh ban on oil exports
The Senate and House consider bills to halt all oil exports during a fuel shortage. Senator Bridges proposes a one year export ban except for military needs, with penalties up to 10000 dollars fine or two years imprisonment. He cites relief for New England and other shortage areas.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bridges
New England
Congress
Commerce Department
Great Britain
U. S
Amanda Fire Meeting Set For Thursday
Amanda Property Owners Association president Ralph Helsinger urged residents to attend a Thursday 8 p m meeting at Amanda School on fire protection. The gathering follows the city of Middletown ending protection and residents fear higher home insurance as Monroe volunteer fire company covers five miles away. The discussion may consider annexation to Middletown or financing an independent village fire department.
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Amanda
Ralph Helsinger
Amanda Property Owners Association
Middletown
Monroe Volunteer Fire Company
Helsinger
Claim filed on estate in Mossberger will forgery case
Dr. Edwin J. Pettet of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio filed a claim to the $280000 estate of Mathilde Mossberger in surrogate's court claiming he is her half brother. Three German relatives contest the will as three men face forgery charges executor Fred Lasch superintendent Fred Dresel and attorney Bernardino Mastromonaco. District attorney probes found a lethal barbituric acid dose in Mossberger's organs and the hearing was adjourned to the April term pending the probe.
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New York
Edwin J. Pettet
Cuyahoga Falls
Mathilde Mossberger
Pettet
Isabella M. Pettet
Miss Molsberger
Ohioans Aid
Fred Lasch
Fred Dresel
Bernardino Mastromonaco
William T. Collins
Sidney S. Levine
Veteran FBI Agent Dowd Dies at 56 in Ohio Suburb
Edward J. Dowd, 56, a veteran FBI agent who helped plan the Lady in Red trap that killed John Dillinger, died at his Lakewood home. In a 24 year career he aided in major cases, including the capture of Baby Face Nelson, Pretty Boy Floyd, Marty Durkin, and the conviction of Al Capone on tax charges.
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Cleveland
Edward J. Dowd
FBI
John Dillinger
Chicago
Lakewood
Dowd
Red
Dillinger
Boston
Blackie
Pittsburgh
al Capone
Baby Face” Nelson
Pretty Boy” Floyd
Marty” Durkin
One Man Extinguishes House Fire on Brown Street
Franklin reports a weekend blaze at Brown Street where Robert Cummings fought the fire with a extinguisher amid cold weather. A plaster board near the stove pipe ignited, but his quick action kept the room cool and preserved warmth for other firefighters.
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Franklin
Brown St. Franklin
Robert Cummings
Cummings
Harmon Golf Club to Name Officers
Lebanon area report states at an February meeting the Harmon Golf Club Board will name new officers and directors led by president Vail James. Trophies from last summer will be awarded, with plans for a spring dance, membership drive, and other activities. Weather permitting the Tinks open about April 15. The course should be in excellent condition with ample equipment and a record membership anticipated.
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Lebanon
Harmon Golf Club
Vail James
James
Earthquake reports from New York to Tokyo cross continents
AP brief draws multiple world incidents from New York earthquake readings to battles in Greece, riots in Iraq, a bus crash in Michigan and murders in Cincinnati. Names include Yates Stirling Jr, Teikoku Bank, Ova Cornett, Richard Hibbard, and city locales Baghdad Erfurt Haifa.
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Tokyo
Shiina
Teikoku Bank
Farm Bureau Elects Officers For 1948
James Lewis is elected president of the Butler County Farm Bureau at the annual dinner in Ross Township School. New officers include Vice President Herman Kolb Oxford Township and Secretary Treasurer to be employed by the board. Delegates and alternates chosen for the annual meeting are listed with Mrs Roe Stewart and Mrs James McClung as trustees. A summary talk by Dr. TENnyson Guyer followed the meeting.
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Fa Bureau
James Lewis
Herman Kolb
Louis Hoelle
Pierson Brelsford
Howard Wolfram
Leo Angst
Charles Hansel
Robert Flickinger
David Urmston
John Davis
Don Long
Stanley Scheering
Margaret Mehl
Albert Wiredom
Tennyson Guyer
Ohio City
Mrs Kohler widow of former mayor dies at 83
Cleveland AP reports Mrs Josephine Kohler widow of former Mayor Fred Kohler died yesterday at age 83 in the city.
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Berlin
Erfurt
Thuringia
Cleveland
Josephine Kohler
Fred Kohler
Relief for digestion and stomach discomfort claims
An old advertisement promotes SSS Tonic as a remedy to increase gastric juice flow, reduce sour stomach and gas, and improve appetite sleep and energy. It asserts medical tests prove its effectiveness for non organic stomach disturbances and anemia, urging readers to buy and try the tonic.
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SSS Tonic
Bes Tonic
Sey
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Lebanon Organization
Eula Sibey Mathews
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Marian Willoughby
West Mulberry St
Genntown Community Club
Charles Young
East Silver St
D. of A
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Herschel Williams
South Broadway
Book Review Club
Union Community Club
Marion Leer
Margaret Bay
Homemakers
Lee
Goan and Savings Company
Central Ave
Warren
Weeks Fox
PTA
Castell Drug CO
Mr. H. Rohrkemper
Mar
Lfare Finance Corp
Colored News
United States
Franklin News Notes
George Garrett
Clarence Weaver
Brown St
Ladies of the First Church of God
Ranft
Kone Kavern
Moore ST
Borden
John Dobrozsi, Jr
General Insurance
Bellemonte ST
Fordham University
Joseph J. Lynch
Baltimore
Yates Stirling, Jr
New Buffalo, Mich
South Shore Line
Here
Jerusalem
Haifa-Tel Aviv
Baghdad
Iraq
Saleh Jabr
Ova Cornett
Thomas M. Wilson
Cornett
Elmer Cornett
Otas
Wilson
Curnett
Richard Hibbard
James C
Charles W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hibbard
Charles E. Sparks
Asbell
Buster” Adams
Norwood
Carson Hoy
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Athens
Lamia
Mount Ghionas
Greece
Mount Oe
Saloni- FS
Farm Bureau
Robert Farst
Gus, Flickinger
Gretchen Stahlheber
Morris Abbott
Mendenhall
Norma Jean, McCarley
A.M
A.M. Special
G. C. Murphy CO
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