Faith and Fellowship Roundup of Sunday Worship Services
A roundup of Sunday services across local churches features sermons by Dr. Irvin Emmons on lands where fathers died at 10 a.m. and Dr. David Cottrill on How Does Your Garden Grow at 10:30 a.m. Additional sermons include Rev. Lewis Thompson on Blessed is the Nation whose God is the Lord at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m., Rev. W. Curtis Lee on What Makes a Church Vital at 8:15 and 9:15 a.m., Dr. Monroe Schuster on They that Know Not at 10:30 a.m., Dr. Robert Scully on The Meaning of the Fourth at 9:15 and 10:35 a.m., and F. Wayne Dunn on Delivered from this Present Evil World at 10:30 a.m. The St Luke service features Robert Gelwick on Presbyterians and the American Revolution with church school at 9:15 a.m. and healing at 7:30 p.m., Bethlehem Lutheran’s Rev. Richard Wendt preaches Thank You, Father at 8 and 10:30 a.m. services. Church schools begin around similar times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Irvin Emmons
Christ United Methodist
David Cottrill
Faith United Methodist
Lewis Thompson
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
W. Curtis Lee
First Christian
Monroe Schuster
First United Methodist
Robert Scully
Logan Avenue
St. Luke United Presbyterian
Robert Gelwick
Miami University
Middletown
Bethlehem Lutheran
Richard Wendt
Chester Wendt
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Issaquah, Wash
Warren County Vocational School bids yield $3.65 million total
Warren County Joint Vocational School building bids were opened at the county office Thursday. The apparent low bids totaled 3,647,580 dollars across general contracting, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, food service equipment and paving. Leading bidders included Peterson Construction Co. Wapakoneta 2,177,000 dollars and Studebaker Electric 587,424 dollars with others in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Joint Vocational School
Hugh Beuhhrer
Warren County School Board
Peterson Construction Co
Wapakoneta
General Contracting
Tibbets Plumbing & Heating Co
Dayton
Jerry Seubert Co
Studebaker Electric
Kickensohl, Inc
A&s Asphalt
Banana split contest winner seizes top prize in Kansas City
In Kansas City AP reports Ben Mills Jr. won first prize by downing 12 banana splits. He weighed 330 pounds before the contest, with Dayton cited and a prize of $156,613 mentioned. The Wo-Ed Board schedules July 10 at 7:30 for contract awards at Holbrook Elementary School, with bids on school options tied to funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ben Mills Jr
Dayton
Holbrook Elementary School
Pastor to speak at East Coast Summer Conference
The Rev. Jack Deaton of Middletown and Cincinnati based Central Church of Religious Science will deliver the keynote at Jekyll Island Ga. from Sunday to Friday. His topic is Loving God is Great Fun. Speaker Virginia Blauvelt from southwest Ohio will discuss The I of the Beholder and God Has a Better Idea at two sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Deaton
Middletown
Central Church of Religious Science
Cincinnati
Jekyll Island
Deaton
Lemon- Monroe High School
Miami University
Founder's Church of Religious Science
Los Angeles
Virginia Blauvelt
Southwest Ohio
Evangelist Ray Hart to Headline Grace Baptist Services
Ray Hart, renowned evangelistic singer, will headline Grace Baptist Church worship tomorrow with 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. services, delivering song and sermon to church members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hart
Grace Baptist Church
Registration Monday for church school at Christ UMC
Christ United Methodist Church will accept registration Monday at the church office for vacation church school. Classes start at 9 a.m. each Wednesday from July 9 to August 27 for children ages two through six grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ United Methodist Church
Donham to Speak at Nazarene Church Service
State Rep. William Donham will address the 10 40 a m worship service tomorrow at First Church of the Nazarene. His topic is What are You Doing and attendees will receive a souvenir gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donham
First Church of the Nazarene
Ben Franklin Quotation Turns Up in Historic Adage
A historical clip attributes the saying fools make feasts and wise men eat them to Ben Franklin. The line appears in a period compilation reflecting on prudence and consumption, echoing colonial era wit about planning and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Gospel program at Great Missionary Baptist Church
A gospel music program featuring the Greater Missionary Youth Choir and Ensemble will be presented at Great Missionary Baptist Church tomorrow at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Missionary
Great Missionary Baptist Church
Elk Creek Grange to hear of Cairo slide program
The Elk Creek Grange off Ohio 122 west of Middletown will hold an open meeting on Tuesday with a 6 30 p m covered dish dinner and an 8 p m slide program by Mary Ann Weikel about her teaching experiences in Cairo Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Creek
Ohio 122
Middletown
Mary Ann Weikel
Cairo
Egypt
Diamond to close Erie printing facility
Diamond International Corp. will shut its Erie Pennsylvania operation on July 18. Led by divisional general manager Paul Wilch from Middletown, the printing unit with roots in the 1887 Erie Show Printing Co. has lost money as outdoor advertising demand declines and national advertisers shift spend to television, radio, and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond _ International Corp
Erie Pa
Paul Wilch
Middletown
Erie Show Printing Co
Wilch
Erie
Births and hospital dismissals in local area
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor yielding a girl on Thursday at 6503 Dixie Highway and other couples including Noah Wilson and Jack Crull with two boys. Out of town birth noted for John Spencer’s family with a girl on June 28 in Grandview Hospital. Hospital dismissals section records numerous named individuals from Moorman Drive to Trenton and nearby streets, with multiple families and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taylor
Dixie Highway
Noah K. Wilson
Winona Drive
Jack Crull
Roosevelt Blvd
John Spencer
Lafayette Ave
Grandview Hospital
Deaths and funerals in regional notices
Private services for Thelma A. Berry 79 of 1927 Roosevelt Blvd will be at 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Vivian Tolliver 50 of 1006 Lafayette Ave died Thursday at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness. services 11 a.m. Monday at the Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Alice Games 76 of 610 Grandview St died yesterday at home. services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home, burial in Cherry Fork Adams County. Clark Riley 47 of 124 Morgan Court died Thursday at Gay's Creek Ky after a heart attack. services 10 a.m. Monday at Blessed Hope Baptist Church, burial in Springboro Cemetery. William R. Snively Sr. 69 of Collinsville died Thursday at Ft. Hamilton Hughes Hospital. services held today at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home, burial in Collinsville Cemetery. The Rev. Charles S. Thompson 88, former Washington Court House pastor, died Thursday at Courthouse Manor Nursing Home. services a.m. Monday at Gerstner Kinzer Funeral Home with burial in Olive Branch Clermont. James Crutcher 84 of 2100 West Elkton Road services 2 p.m. Monday. Annabelle McHugh 56 of 7 Ohio Ave services 1 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma A. Berry
Roosevelt Blvd
McCoy-Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Berry
Vivian Tolliver
Lafayette Ave
Middletown Hospital
Wolf County
Virgil
Callie Harris
Middletown
Armina King
Newport
Boyd Gumm
Ison
Harold Thompson
Lebanon
Alice Games
Grandview St
Merrill
Lewisburg
Juanita Morgan
Troy
Gladys Evans
Oswald
Cherry Fork
Adams County
Franklin Clark Riley
Morgan Court
Gay's Creek
Riley
Bergstrom Paper Co
West Carrollton
Vivian
Cheryl
Robin
Vernon
Miamisburg
Elmer
Bert
Indianapolis
Geneva Turner
Franklin
Alma Sandlin
Hazard
Bitha Kiley
Blessed Hope Baptist Church
Ralph Davis
Camden
William R. Snively Sr
Collinsville
R.C. Nein & Sons
Snively
Ft. Hamilton- Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Lucille
Annabelle Osterberger
Rebecca Munden
William Jr
Eaton Rt
Edgar Thompson
Courthouse Manor
Washington Court House
Thompson
Mary
Elmer Atcheley
Monroe
Gerstner-Kinzer
Olive Branch
Clermont County
James Crutcher
West Elkton Road
Webb
Annabelle McHugh
Ohio Ave
Colligan
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God
Warren Board
Church News
Religious Science
Ernest Holmes
Donham
Trinity Baptist Temple
SUN
Phonies
Joseph E. Lewis
Virgin
Heaven
Hell
Diety OF Christ
Bible—God’s Word
Manchester Inn
Middletown, Ohio
Friendly Family Church
First Church of God
N. Breiel Blvd
W.P.F.B
Caudill
Eugene Sterner
Sceoet
WPFB
J.H. Caudill
Bill Arthur
Dennis McQuown
David Sebastian
Chalmers Brewer
Moorman Drive
John Cope
Charles DeBorde
Lamberton St
Esther M. Fitzgerald
Mamie Gray
Elm St
Jeannie Griggs
Curtis
Gary Hackney
Donald Hackney
Wicklow Drive
Kathleen Hall
Glenn Ave
John Hl. Herron
Pearl
James Horn
Beech St
Pearl S. Irons
Euclid
Wilgus King of
Thomas Road
Raymond Massey
Yankee Road
Arnold Matthews
Woodrow Medley
Lorraine Drive
Joseph Moore
Trenton
Danny Stewart
Keays St
Bernard Turner
William Wardlow
Streiel
Robert Yauch
Timber Trail Drive
Laah Joy Zimmey
S. Main St. George Dome
Virgil Frame
Ernest Hampton
Lawn Ave
Leonard J. Duncil
Todhunter Road
Jeffrey Hamilton
Orchard St
Billy Madron
Marsha Ann Mehl
Harold Owsley
Trenton-Franklin — Road
Ernest Fk. Patton
Melvin Taggart
Bobby Yeary
Bible School
Union Road
Church Office
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Middletown Christian Schools
Thelma Berry
Clark Riley
Springboro
William Snively
Charles Thompson
Charles S. Thompson
Pastor Curtis Haislip
U.S
Robert Young
Ridgecrest Church of God
Hamilton-Middletown Rt
South
Ohio
Youth & Christ
Roger Spicer
Mr. William Donham
Sutphin
Wesley K. Poole
For Transportation
North
Miami St
Trenton Rex Baker
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