Eaton Council Advances Toward City Status In 1960 Plan
Eaton council moved toward city status with a plan to create a planning commission, adopt a building code, and consider a charter commission. The proposed commission would include the mayor, a council member, and three citizens, with terms to vary. A hearing July 21 will review a zoning request to convert two North Aukerman Street lots to multi-family use. The Eaton high school band announces its second summer concert Saturday July 11 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Planning Commission
Lloyd B. Bennett
John Magel
Charter Commission
Bennett
Commission
Glenn G. Morysey
Louis C. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
North Barron l
Eaton-Lewisburg Road
Lloyd Kuhn
Kuhn
Zoning Board
Aukerman Street
Eaton High School
Court House
Eaton Chamber of Commerce
Carl Ashworth
Mason Visit Batsche Home Enroute To Germany
Mason family notes guests from Roswell en route to Germany for a three year tour. Engagement announced between Gay Goodheart and Carl W. Sanker with wedding planned in fall. Other local travels include Gerry Buchett vacationing in Ontario and White River visit by the Barrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batsche
Germany
Mason
Frank Batsche Jr
Maurice Willis
Roswell
N. Mex
Donald Miller
Gene
Akron
John Barr
Henry Forbes
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati
Gay Goodheart
Carl W. Sanker
Carl H. Sanker
Dawson Sr
Miss Goodheary
New Woodward High School
Miller's Business College
General Electric
Sanker
Mason High School
Air Force Reserves
Cincinnati Testing Labs
Gerry Buchett
Paul Buchett
Irwin Road
Shequiandah
Ontario
Canada
Joseph Ditmeyer
Middletown
Robert White
R. W. Houghton
John J Barr
Edward Barr
White River
Arizonia
Nelson J. Erbeck
Judith
Bobby
Ollie Shorts
Nina Compont
Mary Sherwood
Gary
Betty Stamps
Elis Conrad
First United Church of Christ
Hamilton
Judith Erbeck
Hillcrest Recreation Center
New London Road
Stamps
Mason School
Hicks Blvd
Fayfield
Chinese Minister Wang Shih Ping to Speak at Kings Worship
Special notices reveal Wang Shih Ping an ordained Baptist minister and former Chinese army lieutenant general with 40 000 troops will address the morning worship in Kings Mills on Sunday July 12. Interpreter Dr Hen don Harris Jr a Formosa mission organizer will present salvation plans in Chinese and show anti communist material. Community events include Men’s Fellowship July 11 and Gleaner’s Class July 9. Sympathies extended to Frank Dowdell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Wang Shih Ping
Ping
Congressional Committee
Hendon Harris, Jr
China
Hundred Nations Crusade
Harris
Formosa
Christ
Gleaner
W. V. Potters
Mose Finn
Ollie Byrd
Columbia Rd
Elgar Enfield
Walter Ellis
Lebanon
Donald Ellis
Stanley Kolb
Franklin
Enfield
Water Ellises
Kolb
Diane Shutts
Dayton
Clarence von Tress
Connie Priest
Greencastle
Ind
H. L. Culley
David
von Tresses
Poast Creek Livestock Club Holds Fifth Meeting
The Poast Creek Livestock Club met at Jim Cottengim’s home with a demonstration by Cottengim before the business session. A picnic is planned for July 26 at 12 30 p.m. from Bob Child’s home to Hueston Woods. Mary Whiteman reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poast Creek Livestock Club
Jim Cottengim
Bob Child
Hueston Woods
Kenneth Brown
Mary Whiteman
Monroe Lions Plan Friday Trip to Crosley Field
Monroe Lions Club members will travel by chartered bus to the Cincinnati San Francisco game at Crosley Field Friday night. The bus leaves Monroe at 6 90 and all Lions are urged to be ready to start on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Lions Club
Crosley Field
Funeral and travel notes from a Lebanon column
Miss Lulu Irvine travels to Cleveland for her brother Georg Irvine's funeral in Tampa to be buried there. Mr and Mrs H Townsley return from a three week trip to Colorado Springs where he attended a National Editorial Association meeting. Mrs Mae McCreary of Dayton visits Mrs Carolyn Caton. William Lukens hosts his sister in law Miss Eleanor Haton from Easton, Pennsylvania, known in Lebanon for past Cincinnati Gas and Electric cooking schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Irvine
Cleveland
Georg Irvine
Tampa
Florida
H. Townsley
Colorado Springs
Colorado
National Editorial Association
Mae McCreary
Dayton
Carolyn Caton
William Lukens
Eleanor Haton
Easton
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Cuscinnati, Gas and Electric Co
Award Contract For New US 127 In Camden And Somers
The state highway department awarded a contract to DeSalvo Construction Co of Cincinnati for four miles of asphalt pavement and two bridges on relocated US 127 through Camden. The project covers Paint Creek and Beasley s Run bridges and connects Swan Beatty road to Gasper Somer road with work to finish by August 1, 1960. Another 4.8 mile section south of Swan Beatty road is let to Red Eagle Construction Co of Columbus for 1 643 08, due by August 1, 190
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Somers Township
State Highway Department
DeSalvo Construction Co
Cincinnati
Swan Beatty Road
Here
Gasper-Somer Road
Paint Creek
Beasley's Run
Liberty
Douglass Streets
South Street
Central Avenue
Bloomfield Street
Preble
Butler
Red Eagle Construction Co
Columbus
Fidelity Class Ice Cream Social At Jacksonburg Church
The Fidelity Class hosts an ice cream social at the Jacksonburg church on Saturday at 5 p.m. serving hot dogs barbecue chicken sandwiches slaw noodles pie cake ice cream coffee and soft drinks. Community guests and area locals are noted across a sequence of social visits and events in the Jacksonburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Fidelity
Trenton Armbruster Party Honors Mrs Ed Donisi
Mrs Robert Armbruster hosted a stork shower for Mrs Ed Donisi of Middletown with 15 guests. Prizes went to Mrs Myrtle Schrock, Mrs Bill Burgher, Mrs William Murphy and Mrs Frank Armbruster. Guests and visits followed in Ohio and Kentucky locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Robert Armbruster
Ed Donisi
Middletown
Myrtle Schrock
Bill Burgher
William Murphy
Frank Armbruster
Butler County Fair Dates Set for 109th Event
The 109th Butler County Fair opens Sunday August 38 at the Hamilton fairgrounds and runs through August 27. Officials promise a busy day and night program with details to come and the fair book due off the press this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Camden 27th Homecoming Opens With Largest Crowd Since 1948
Camden hosts its 27th annual homecoming as crowds fill the East Central midway under clear skies. Local clubs run most concessions with proceeds to charity. rides include merry go round and cater pillar. The Camden Progressive Club sponsors the event with over 150000 donated to charities in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
East Central Avenue
Thhe
Shawnee Home & School League
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Cub Scouts
Camden Progressive Club, Inc
John Gray
Roy Pitsinger
Clartnce Shank
Marvin Kerring
Robert West
Jimmie Chanos
Greenville
Red Key
Ind
American Legion
Tri County Women's Camp Dates Announced
A one day Tri County Women's Camp for homemakers in Preble Darke and Miami Counties is set for July 15 at Monroe Grange Hall Miami County. Program runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with two meals included for 2.50 dollars and craft fees extra. Bring a one dollar gift and send name address plus 2.50 to Louise Augenstein Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Preble
Darke
Miami
Monroe Grange Hall
Miami County
Monroe Grange
General Exchange
Louise Augenstein
Home Economics
Courthouse
Sunday Evening Visit From Dayton Guests
Mr and Mrs Harold Dunham received Sunday evening guests Mr and Mrs Gene Baker from Dayton for a social visit and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Harold Dunham
Gene Baker
Dayton
Franklin Troop 24 Boy Scouts Hold Family Night
Franklin area notes report Troop 24 members spending a week at Camp Hook followed by a family night dish supper with 53 attendees including J. S. Tattershall and William Taylor. Various residents hosted picnics and gatherings at homes on Sunnybrook Drive Route 123 and nearby towns with activities recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Baxter
George Baxter
Sabina
Frank West
Roy L. Hudson
Frank Frisby Jr
Sunnybrook Drive
Merle Stebbins
Wst Carroll
Ira Perry
Roy Weaver
Billie
Jimmy Sebald
Bob Perry
Bob Shupert
Kenny
Lebanon Rotary Club Officers Assume Posts Thursday
Lebanon special report notes Eldon Zuercher becomes president succeeding Dr. Dan Pleasant with term to July. Officers include Jen Barker vice president Ralph Hickerson secretary and Dorsie Arnold treasurer. Directors are Victor LeRoy Berman Ross Ed Hartman Arnold Zuercher Barker and Pleasant. Two new members are Lois Johnson and Delbert Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Eldon
Chick Zuercher
Warren County Farm Bureau Coop
Dan Pleasant
Zuercher
Jen Barker
Lebanon Lumber Company
Ralph Hickerson
Ohio Central Telephone Co
Dorsie Arnold
Victor LeRoy
Berman E. Ross
Ed Hartman
Arnold
Barker
Dr. Pleasant
Lois Johnson
Otabein Home
Delbert Woodward
The
Lebanon Schools
Miltonville St. Madison Firemen Plan For Carnival
Miltonville special Firemen Carnival returns this year on July 17 and 18 at We Trenton Franklin Road. Local social notes mention visits by Bert Townsend in Winchester Kentucky due to his sister in law’s illness and travel by Patty Kramer with Miss Kramer’s family from Cincinnati. Other weekend visits include Newton Varveile family Minnie Shrout and Joy Poffix in West Virginia and Alabama relatives visiting Don McGill and Bill Dennis who traveled through Tennessee Missouri and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shirer
Clint Cox
Dan Sibcy
West Virginia
James Conrad
William Whitman Jr
Niagara Falls
New York
Canada
Bud Robinson
Mary Lou Sibcy
Paul
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kenneth Neal
Southern Ohio
The
Antique Automobile Club
Nora Neal
Ripley
Malvery Sargent
Miltonville
South Madison
Bert Townsend
Winchester
Arthur Gentry
John Kramer
Cincinnati
Patty Kramer
Newton Varveile
Minnie Shrout
Fort Faramal
Joy Poffix
Henry Clark
Alabama
Don McGill
Bill Dennis
Middletown
Smoky Mts
Tennesse
Germantown Seniors Picnic On Grange Lawn
Germantown Senior Citizens Club gathered on the Grange Hall lawn for a picnic supper with twenty two members present. Afterward cards were played and several members planned trips to Chicago Oklahoma Texas and Northern Michigan while guests from Centerville and California visited relatives in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Club
Grange Lawn
Germantown
Citzens Club
Grange Hall
S. Albert Ano
Chicago
Ray Green
Centerville
Lester Kurfiss
Neal Kurfiss
Oklahoma
Texas
George Paine
Michigan
Canada
Harry Grunwald
Erik
Calif
New York
Clarence Shury
David
Celina
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Miami Valley News
Greentree
Cincinnati-Dayton
Greentree Road
Kings
Frank Dowdell
William Dowdell
Dowdell
Maineville
Edna
Robert
Hattie Buschart
Flora Pierce
Nora Garman
Poast Creek
Monroe Lions
Redlegs
Ehanon
C. H. Fornshell
Willard Schench
James Whittsett
Peter
Johnny Armbruster
Camp Campbell Guard
William Reynolds
Frenchburg
Robert L. Hammond
Olney Hammond
R.O.T.C
Fort Bragg
N. C
Sallie Taylor
Rockne Taylor
Berle Lindsay Few
Tucson
Ariz
Sherman Lindsay
Homer Taylor
Arthur Peffbey
Ruth Burker
Butler Fair
Boy Scouts
Bishop
Glen Thacker
Robert Smallwood
Cecil Lee
Walter Shaffer
Earl Lansdale
Cave
Billy
Lester Thorn Jr
Arkansas
Weldon Stowe
Smoky Mountain National Park
Roy Nickell
Claude Jackson
Fred Nickell
Daughty
Donald Hawthorne
Tommy
David Dunn
Hawhorne
Rotary Club
Frank Bradbury
Monday Bridge Club
William Donovan
Harvey Miller
Paul Fisher
Harold Yergin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Oakwood Ave
S. S. Thomas
St. Petersburg
W. H Whipple
South Mechanic S
Jett Thompson
Frank LeMay
Eugene Jettery
John M. Oswald
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnat
Harry Schwartz
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Harry C. Schwartz
D. D Donohoo
Earl Warford
Victor Craig
Jack Long
Frank Coburn
Miami Valley Hospital
Eldon “Chick
St. Madison
Spencer
Elgin
Whitck Ware
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