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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
19
Dr. Jack Goeller opens an office in the Paugh residence at the southwest corner of routes 73 and 741. An open house followed a Lions Club lawn fete at the school lawn Saturday evening. The item lists community events and local visits over the weekend and upcoming week among residents and organizations in Springboro and nearby towns.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 p m at Memorial Hall. Nancy Nelson, sponsored at Girls State by the group, will report on her activities and officers will be installed.
Franklin special report says the Ridge Club will meet next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Lola Thoms. Many local residents visit relatives and attend events including Middletown Hospital plus a long list of guests and social gatherings across Franklin and nearby towns.
Sunday activities headline Nisewonder Day at Jacksonburg E U B Church with a noon covered dish dinner and each family expected to bring a service and dish. Local residents reported attending Pleasant Ridge social on the lawn and several area families visiting relatives over the holiday weekend.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown issued a charter to Tom Florence Inc of Lebanon with George R. Henkle as statutory agent. Incorporators are George Henkle Charters D Maple and Thomas Florence. The firm may issue 250 shares of no par common stock.
Ralph P. Snook Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary will install newly elected officers at a meeting this month. Officers include Karl Israel as post commander Irwin Neibert first vice commander John Wass second vice commander Ralph Johnson sergeant at arms G R Matson chaplain H M Williams service officer Roy Yinger and delegates to the Ohio Department convention Israel Neibert with Giehls and Cecil Linkous as alternates Yinger is delegate to the national convention. American Legion Auxiliary officers elected include president Mrs Edward Allum first vice president Mrs Benjie Gross second vice president Mrs Clarence Buergermeier secretary Mrs Richard D Satterthwaite treasurer Mrs John Roslow and executive committee Mrs Russell Ray Mrs Hall Cooper and Mrs Mollie Templeton.
Warren County transfers include Marion and May Keever to George M Fueston for 32 acres in Turtlecreek Two and Mildred J Marts to Dorothy Kern Connelly for 2.1 acres in Turtlecreek Two. Mildred J Marts also sells 1.73 acres to Ralph E and Jean Lewis Jr. Ernest and Joyce A Igo sell 16 acres to Monnie Tibbs in Frankly Two. W Frank Rosell transfers one Lebanon lot to Richard Rosell.
Franklin special report notes two church groups hosting gatherings this week. The Loyal Class of the Congregational Christian Church meets tonight at 7 in the church social rooms with a supper. The Pollyanna Class of the First Baptist Church holds a picnic and covered dish supper at Le Sourdsville Lake tomorrow evening, starting at 5 35, with Mrs Nora Tewell as picnic chair.
Mrs Lela Shuey of Germantown spends the week at Brookville visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Protzman and family and Emma Studybaker.
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