Price Of Wheat Low Grain Quality Affects Warren Crop Outlook
Warren County faces a possible unrealized one billion dollar wheat crop due to low grain quality and prices. Elevators report ongoing harvesting across the county with many loads showing smut and rust while moisture averages around 14 percent. Local mills note variable quality among early loads and a county average yield of 25 to 30 bushels per acre as prices hover near 1.70. Hay harvest continues and corn prospects look strong with a bumper crop anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Iain Brant
Brant's, Inc
Glenn Vannetta
Karl Minst
Brant's
Richard Beckett
Paul Noble
Everett Irons
Lee White
Co-op
White
West Elkton Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Parvin Bond attend a short course at Dewart Lake Ind. in a ministers program. The Womens Society of World Service plans a July 14 meeting with Mrs Clara Eby and the Social Workers circle meets July 13 with chairwoman Gladys Heffron. Mrs Hubert Hough remains confined to Ft Hamilton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Parvin Bond
Dewart Lake
Ind
Wallace Sheley, Jr
Tennessee
E. E. Wilson
Hamilton
Alice Phares
Camden
Eaton
Ollie Urschel
Lloyd Townsley
Lyle Day
Hudson, Mich
Alan Eby
Eldon
Wisconsin
Womens Society of World Service
Clara Eby
Social Workers
Gladys Heffron
Hazel
Ruth Kirk
Glenna Conarroe
Thelma Mikesell
Tax Date Warning Given in Lebanon
Lebanon County Treasurer George B Johnson announced less than two weeks remain for June real estate tax payments without penalty. The deadline was extended from June 20 to July 20 by county commissioners at the treasurer’s request. The office is open daily 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Saturdays until noon. Mail payments require a stamped self addressed envelope for receipts. If taxes are not paid by July 20 a 10 percent penalty will be imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
George B. Johnson
Johnson
Local Social Roundup of Picnics Parties and Gatherings
Lebanon hosts multiple family picnics and birthday parties with residents from Middletown Forest Newark Silverton and towns nearby. Community groups share dining cards and card games including 500 and two table bridge with prizes and consolation awards noted.
Franklin Ferguson Back Home After Hospital Stay
Franklin Ferguson has been removed to his home from Mercy Hospital in Hamilton and is recovering from a recent operation. The item lists multiple social visits by local residents including Mrs. Martin Reese, Mrs. Jacob Scholl, Al Mason of Middletown, and others visiting relatives in Germantown, Franklin, Middletown, and Louisville over the holidays, with mentions of lacrosse attendance in Cincinnati and family visits in Wilmington and Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
W. H. Ferguson
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Martin Reese
Jacob Scholl
Germantown
Harley Gebhart
Columbus
al Mason
Middletown
Bob Minge
Herman Sanders
William Williams
Thomas Fox, Jr
Miamisburg
A. T. Mulberry, Jr
Wauseon
Rifle Shoot Plans Reached In Lebanon
Plans for the second annual muzzle loading rifle shoot sponsored by the Cedar City Gun Club will be held at the Irons Fruit Farm two miles east of Lebanon on the Stubb town Pike. Five matches cover 100, 50 and 25 yard rounds with round ball projectiles and open or any metal point. Re entries allowed with fees totaling 50 cents per entry and $1 per official target. Medals of gold silver and bronze will be awarded in all five matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Cedar City Gun Club
Irons Fruit Farm
Stubbtown Pike
Local Eagles District 2 to Convene in Lebanon
A meeting of Fraternal Order of Eagles District No. 2 members will gather in Lebanon with lodges from Middletown Eaton Franklin Germantown Hamilton and Miamisburg expected to participate. After a business session, supper will be served followed by a floor show and other evening highlights.
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Lebanon
Order of Eagles
Middletown
Eaton
Franklin
Germantown
Hamilton
Miamisburg
Chautauqua Busy Week With Vacation Worship Assembly
The Miami Valley WCTU Vacation Worship Assembly is planned for Wednesday Thursday and Friday at Chautauqua. Camden hosts Youth Center meeting Saturday in the Center building. The Bethany Class hosts an ice cream social at the rear of the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening. The Fraternal Order of Eagles District No 2 plans a Lebanon gathering Sunday afternoon.
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Chautauqua
Miami Valley
Camden
Bethany
The
Presbyterian Church
Swim Program Set In Lebanon
Lebanon to offer a summer swim program at Camp Kern for boys and girls aged 9 to 17 starting July 13. Signups are urged at Harmon YMCA, announced by secretary Keith Boys. Last year many Lebanon youths participated and learned to swim.
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Lebanon
Camp Kern
Harmon Ymca
Keith Boys
Weekend social rounds across towns include trips and visits
Mrs Sam Bassett and daughters enjoy a Bardstown Hodgenville circuit with a Columbus stop to visit relatives. Bob Minge spent Sunday and Monday in Dayton. Mrs Fred Burns hosts her bridge club at Lake Ave. Patricia Bassett and the Moore family swam at Chautauqua and visited Le Sourdsville Lake. Jody Kubiling returns from a 10 day visit with Franklin kin. Catherine Peck of Dayton socializes with the Ferguson family. Dayton Presbytery meeting attended by John H Fish Sr Wayne Mitchell and Rev William Hannum at Fairmont Church. Noland family returns from Washington Baltimore trip. Theodores Woodward of Indianapolis away after visiting Shifletts. Tom Shiflett and daughters join Shifletts for dinner. Miles Chenoweth and children visit near Hillsboro.
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Sam Bassett
William Gruhler
Main St
Bardstown
Hodgenville
Columbus
Ind
Springboro
Chautauqua
le Sourdsville Lake
Jody Kubiling
Franklin
Catherine Peck
Dayton
W. H. Ferguson
John H. Fish
Wayne B. Mitchell
William J. Hannum
Couple Returns From California Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Whitt of Germantown Route 1 return home after spending three weeks in California with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William Whitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitt
Germantown
California
William Whitt
Greenwood families share visits and greetings
Mr and Mrs Forest Terrill celebrated with a song for Mrs Glen Myers. Visitors included Mrs Hattie Hetzler Mrs Mabel Slough of Trenton and Mrs Lucy Wetzel of West Elkton stopping to see Miss Mary Hetzler. Several neighbors called on Alta Moore and Myrle Harkloo.
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Lyle Moore
Alta Moore
B. R. Emrick
George Schul
Herbert Coy
Clara Polhemus
Myrle Harkloo
Susan
Fred Stamper
Pete Crowe
Harvey
Cinda Emrick
W. J. Moore
Eyrle Harkloo
Ernest Root
Warren Pupils Named to Wilmington Honor Roll
Eight Warren County students earned honor roll status at Wilmington College for the spring term by maintaining at least a B plus average. Named are Harold Short Lebanon 3.75 Richard Vallee Pleasant Plain 3.62 Francis Gilmore Morrow 3.61 Daniel Heisler Cozaddale 3.43 Ralph Taylor Cozaddale 3.30 Colleen Williamson Verney? 3.30 Joseph Hiteman Aynesville 3.25 James Reynolds Waynesville 3.25 Ralph Taylor Daniel Heisler and Joseph Hiteman also part of the June graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Wilmington College
Harold Short
Richard Vallee
Pleasant Plain
Francis Gilmore
Morrow
Livestock Club Plans Picnic at LeSourdsville Lake
The Madison Township Livestock Club set a July 21 picnic at LeSourdsville Lake during a Tuesday meeting at Gloria and Lawanda Mockbee’s home. Eight members attended and enjoyed a wiener roast. The next meeting is July 19 at 7:30 at Donald Morris’s home on Michael Rd with a hog feeding and care talk.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Madison Township
Lvestock Club
Gloria
Lawanda Mockbee
Donald Morris
Michael Rd
Morris
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Germantown Scene
Mr and Mrs James Fox hosted guests including Earl Heaton and daughter Phyllis and Amos Fox with others in Germantown. James Salyer a Norfolk sailor returned home on leave with family. Local families hosted visitors from Kansas City Syracuse Louisville Cincinnati and New York while others announced job moves and summer plans in the area.
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Germantown
James Fox
Earl Heaton
Phyllis
Amos Fox
Howard Ferst
Hershel Smith
Tim Emley
Robert Weaver
Kalamazoo
Mich
James Salyer
Jimmy
Norfolk
Bruce Salyer
Rainer
Kansas City
Bernice Poormean
Elizabeth Clasen
Herman Clasen
Northington School
Columbus
R. D. Stevens
Syracuse
James Bond
New York
William Bond
Robert Martz, Jr
Peggy Ann
Kent Sprinkel
Louisville
Wilbur Sprinkel
Cincinnati
Walter Kilburn
Middletown
Earl McClain
Earl Sliver
Homer Ankeney
George Teedtman
Charles Stutenroth
Red River
S. D
Paul Richardson
Barbara
Baltimore
Walter Phillabaune
Lamb pool set at Lebanon fairground July 20
County Agent Berman Ross announced the second lamb pool of the season will be held July 20 at the Warren County fairground.
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LAMB
Lebanon
Warren County Fairground
Berman Ross
Lebanon Water Contaminated Slightly, Chlorination Begun
State Health Department reports Lebanon drinking water mildly contaminated after a weekly well check. John Paul of the utilities office says chlorine treatment is underway to ensure safety. Stanley Markey investigates contamination sources as hydrants are flushed and lines checked for foreign substances.
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Lebanon
State Health Department
John Paul
Nday
Stanley Markey
Warren County
Big
Little Inch
Red Lion
Franklin couple wed in Miamisburg church ceremony
Miss Norma Ebright and Mr. William DeWeese, both of Miamisburg, married last Friday night at Trinity Reformed Church. A reception followed at the bride’s brother in law and sister’s home. They plan a southern honeymoon and will reside on Mount Ave. in Miamisburg. Attending from Franklin were Clyde DeWeese, Chris Dwinell, and Jackie DeWeese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Norma Ebright
William DeWeese
Miamisburg
Trinity Reformed Church
E. Burns
Clyde DeWeese
Chris Dwinell
Jackie DeWeese
South River St
Greenbush Greenbush SSS holds first meeting
The SSS first meeting convened at Mrs. Jeanette Bach's home with officers elected: President Jeanette Bach, Vice President Patricia Smith, Secretary Leona Slusher, Treasurer Evelyn Bach, News Reporter Myrna Smallwood. Attendees included Evelyn Bach, Leona Slusher, Myrna Smallwood, Patricia Smith, Beatrice Terrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hall
Hall
Clarence Crander
Earl Whalen
Dayton
Clyde Pierson
Homer Phillips
Jake Velte
Mary Plack
Charlies Eckhardt
Woman In Lebanon Under Examination
Ellen Pauline Johnson of Lebanon, twice indicted by Warren County juries on arson charges, was taken to Lima State Hospital Friday by Sheriff and Mrs. Gerald Couden for a 60 day examination. The Common Pleas Court ordered her committed to the state institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ellen Pauline Johnson
Warren County
Lima State Hospital
Gerald Couden
Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Local Visitors Share Cottage Hospitality in Marge-Lin and Third Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler Dietz of Texas visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turner at Marge-Lin cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Don Skinner, returning from a honeymoon through Indiana and Kentucky, host friends at Tere ry-A-White cottage on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler Dietz
Texas
Jack Turner
Marge-Lin Cottage
Don Skinner
Third St
Indiana
Kentucky
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James Townsley
Millard Bechtel
Charles Kacley
Forest
R. EB. Bullock
Ruth Bullock
Ft. Ancient
C. W. Elliott
Geraldine Monroe
Stevie
Herschel Williams
I. E. Bowen
Charters Maple and Sons
Maple Home
South Mechanic St
Morris Dunham
W. R. Retallick
Arlene
Richard Rosell
al Brown
Everett Sorns
Miriam
John Watson
Birthday Club
Morris Nixon
H. R. Harris
FE. O. Ragland
Sadie Simpson
Irene Hayner
Chris Blumenschenkel
Fred Apartments
Henry Thompson
Gerald Cooke
Elmer Terry
Harry Schwartz, Jr
Belle Jones
Ruth
Newark
N. J
G. M. Cittler
Silverton
Ella Arbington
Sarah Hinchman
George Morrisson
George Krager
Wanda Bunyan
Edwin Coburn
Robert Blair
Warren C. Nelson
Cincinnati Garden
Robert Thompson
John A. Thompson
J. M. Greene
Evelyn Peters
Hannah Greene
Wilmington
Pro
Thietein
Nis
Sahatalated Dseth Led
Eagle
WSCS
Roy Imes
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Highland Ave
Trenton
Mennonite Church
Walter Emrick
Franklin Cub
Camp Hook
Order of Eagles of
Greenwood
Warren
A. J. Ross
Ann Arbor
Ed Browie
Mary Keiser
New Lebanon
Fred Reiser
Mary Katherine
Fred Warner
Fairfield
Harry Lehnean
Payne, O
Irvin Emrick
Albert Rettich and Sons
Albert Ettich
Standt’s
Jewelers
Central Ave
MAMA
Nabisco
Slim Jane
NABISCO + NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Palm Beach
Clothes
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