Monroe Grange Plans July 19 Special Contests
Monroe Grange announces a blouse making and health bread making contest at the July 19 meeting held at the Monroe School. Winners advance to compete with other Pomona units. two delegates to Ohio State Grange Youth Camp will be selected later.
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Monroe
Monroe Grange
Monroe School
Ohio State Grange
John Mehl, Jr
Grange Farms Bureau
Roy Kettman
Pomona
Ohio Grange
Lancaster
Warren Council Plans Fair Booth at County Fair
Warren county home council members chosen as one of five county groups to display a fair booth on women’s project work. The exhibit, led by Mrs. Francis W. Eustis with Mrs. Vernon Whitacre, Mrs. Robert Jackson, and Mrs. Christian Montag, will feature Salad Making and daily demonstrations by Warren county women at the Lebanon fair.
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Lebanon
Warren County Home Council
Warren County
Francis W. Eustis
Vernon Whitacre
Pleasant Plain
Robert Jackson
Christian Montag
4 H Dairy School Held Yesterday
Montgomery county hosted the district event with 4 H Club members judging dairy cattle. Judge R R Starbuck from State University led the session starting at 9 30 a m with rankings at Boyd Coffman Holsteins Donald Michaels Ayrshires Paul Stebbins Guernseys and Harry Lanthrop and son. County agent C C Bowen and Preble County 4 H members and advisors attended.
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Faton
Montgomec
R. R. Starbuck
Extension
State University
Boyd Coffman
Harry Lanthrop
Preble County Lamb Pool Set for July 14 at Eaton Fairgrounds
The Second Preble County Lamb Pool will be held July 14 at the Eaton Fairgrounds. Owners should bring lambs by 8 a.m. on the day. Remaining pools for the year are set for August 11 September 6 October 6 and November.
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Eaton
Preble County
Fairgrounds
Commissioners Approve Water Line Plan West of Oxford
Hamilton Butler county commissioners approved plans for a water supply line to territory west of Oxford with assessments totaling 36000 dollars. The project serves areas near Oxford College Corner Road Coulter Road and Hester Road and faced some objections but officials said it is in the best interests of the community.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Oxford
Oxford College Corner Rd
Coulter Rd
Hester Rd
Preble Youths Leave for Camp
Miss Phyllis Lee Snape and Eddie Copp attend the State 4H Junior Leadership Camp at Camp Ohio. They left Eaton Monday with Bernice J. Tharp the Home Demonstration Agent, who will accompany them. C. C. Bowen the county agent will visit Saturday. Phyllis has four years of club work with seven completed projects and is in the Dixon township clothing club and county leadership club. Eddie has seven years of club work with eight projects and is in Monroe township livestock club. Both have strong community 4-H participation records.
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Eaton
Phyllis Lee Snape
Eddie Copp
Ohio
Bernice J. Tharp
Monroe Township
Regular Meeting Of Lemon Township Farm Bureau Held
The Lemon Township Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Zecher with Ray McKinley presiding. Plans were announced for the Grange and Farm Bureau picnic on August 5 at LeSourdsville Lake and the Ladies Camp from August 16 to 20. Topics included cow pastures work garbage concerns zoning feed prices and a report on the Columbus Home Council meeting. The next meeting will be called by the chairman.
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Paul Mehl
Ray McKinley
Ray Jones
Lemon Township
Farm Bureau
Glen Zecher
Grange and
LeSourdsville Lake
Meh
Jones
McKinley
Home Council
Columbus
Lebanon Lodge Names Officers Knights Templar
The Miami Commandery No. 22 elected officers for 1943 including Commander Fred J. Hagemeier Generalissimo William Hufford Jr Captain General Paul W Noble Senior Warden LeRoy A Switzer Junior Warden Ira Frank Sanders Treasurer Ralph W St John Recorder G F Brown Standard Bearer Herbert R Lagotte Sword Bearer Herbert Richards Warder Arthur F Cox Sentinel George W Orr and Trustee William C Turton. Past Commander Charles J Waggoner installed the new officers.
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Fred J. Hagemeyer
William Hufford, Jr
Paul W. Noble
LeRoy A. Switzer
Ira Frank Sanders
Harry F. Nordman
Ralph W. St. John
G. F. Brown
Herbert R. Lagotte
Herbert Richards
Arthur F. Cox
George W. Orr
William C. Turton
Franklin Class Meets Thursday
FRANKLIN The July meeting of the Local Class of the Congregational Christian Church will be held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Martin Reese on Union Road. A covered dish supper and a penny social will follow the business session.
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Franklin
Congregational Christian Church
Martin Reese
Union Ra
Franklin OES Plans Picnic in Middletown Versus July 18
Franklin Chapter No. 535 Order of the Eastern Star invites members and families to a Sunday picnic in Middletown on July 18. The event includes games contests and a picnic supper at six p m.
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Franklin
Franklin Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Middletown
Overflow At Fort Ancient Park Exceeds Capacity
J. Gray reported that 2 264 visitors were counted at Fort Ancient Park on Sunday while the park can accommodate 1 200. There is growing demand for park lodging and dining facilities, with references to Indiana state park inns.
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Lebanon
O . L. J. Gray
Ft Ancient Park
Indiana State Parks
Gray
Red Lion 4-H Club to Meet July 7 at Rita Burnette’s Home
Nearby Briefs report community club schedules with readings of meetings. Red Lion 4-H Club meets July 7 at 1 p.m. at Rita Burnette’s home. Other notices include Camden paper drive for youth baseball gear and various church and civic group gatherings in Amanda Springboro Franklin Lebanon Seven Mile Monroe.
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RED Lion
Red Lion Faries
Rita Burnette
Camden
Amanda Church Plans Meetings
The Women s Society for Christian Service of the Amanda Methodist church will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Hostesses for the evening are Mrs Dave Clark Mrs Myron Newton and Mrs Mabel Scheider devotions are by Mrs Howard Scheider Sr and paper by Mrs Jack Trimble The official board meeting postponed from Monday to the following Monday July 12
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Amanda
WSCS
Amanda Methodist Church
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Four Arrests In Franklin Police Move
Four individuals were arrested in Franklin area incidents. William Jolliff of West Middletown was cited for no license plates and no operator’s license. Vernon Miller of Middletown was charged with driving while intoxicated after a collision on Main Street at Fifth. John Paul Rogers of Route 2 faced a charge of unsafe brakes. Mrs Belle Chapman of Franklin was arrested on disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace charges.
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Franklin
William Jolliff
West Middletown
Vernon Miller
Middletown
Miller
Main
Fifth
John Paul Rogers
Belle Chapman
Speaker Announced For Lebanon Rotary Club Luncheon
Lebanon Rotary Club will host T. S. Townsley head of Townsley Hatcheries Wilmington as guest speaker at Thursday’s luncheon. Townsley recently attended the rotary international convention in Rio de Janeiro according to program chair Earl Gustin. Frank Vail of Warren County Fish and Game Conservation Association spoke on wildlife at last week’s luncheon.
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Lebanon
Eaton Receives Pro Rata Share of Auto License Revenues
Preble county will get 27248 dollars as its share of automobile license plate sales revenue. Funds will be distributed within the next few days to local political subdivisions.
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Eaton
Preble County
Break ins reported at Franklin Coal and St. John Buick
Franklin Coal Company on Maple Ave reports intruders broke a window, unlocked it, and took a small portable radio. St. John's Buick Sales on North Main St records intruders damaged the door and lock, pried a cabinet, but nothing was stolen.
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Franklin
Franklin Coal Company
Maple Ave
St. John’s
Buick Sales Company
North Main St
Lebanon farm accident cuts finger on combine
Robert Stege moller lost his little finger when his hand was caught in machinery on the Alton Hoff farm near Lebanon Tuesday. He was treated at Williams Clinic.
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Lebanon
Robert Stegemoller
Alton Hoff Farm
Williams Clinic
Butler County Building Boom Continues Amid Permits Surge
Butler County issued 104 construction permits in June for an estimated 409900, a county-wide record. Inspector John Kiesewetter cited many new homes and listed numerous properties across Lemon, Fairfield, Hughes, Madison, St Clair, and other townships with permit values ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars.
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Hamilton
Butler County
John Kiesewetter
Kiesenwetter
Peterson's Ointment Delights Pile Sufferers Nationwide
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment that offered quick cooling soothing relief for itching and pain from piles. Its popularity grew across the land, with Peterson's Ointment sold in 35 cent boxes or 60 cent applicator tubes.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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