4-H Home Economics Improves Youth and Homes
4 H Home Economics offers improvement to Chicago based members aged 9 to 19 across counties. The program categories include foods clothing interior decorating home management child care and consumer education. State and national awards provide $500 scholarships via Montgomery Ward with winners advancing from county medals to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Cooperative Extension
Service
Court Keeps Cool Despite Hot Weather
Butler County Court sessions move to the law library to escape heat. Judge Fred B. Cramer uses the library as an alternate courtroom while air conditioning is limited to one room. Patrons benefit from accessible legal opinions and decisions as four dozen attendees gather at the Ladies Aid meeting.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Mohammed
Law Library
Greenbush
Ladies Aid
Nelson
Materal
Ling
New Superintendent Named for Deerfield Union District
The Deerfield Union school district named a new superintendent, previously principal at Lockland High School. Griffith holds a bachelor's degree from Wilmington College and a master's from Miami University.
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Lockland High School
Deerfield- Union
Griffith
Wilmington College
Miami University
Peaceful Springboro Cemetery Taxing to Maintain
The Springboro Cemetery on Lower Springboro Road is a nonprofit, run by a six member board. Funds come from lot sales and foundation work for markers, with perpetual care free to lot owners. Maintenance includes a full time caretaker, grave digging, mowing, and equipment purchases. a civil injunction over graves is ongoing in Warren County Court.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Springboro
Charles Baker
Cemetery Association
Warren
Baker
MU Academic Center Director Receives OneYear Leave
MU Academic Center director J Val Watkins receives a one year leave to finish a doctor of philosophy degree. He will study at Ohio University while a replacement is named for the Miami University program. Watkins has led academic centers since 1961 serving Hamilton Norwood and Piqua sites and previously worked as a mathematics teacher at Eaton High School.
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Oxford
Val J. Watkins
Seven Mile High School
Eaton High School
Miami University
Watkins
Miami
Ohio University
Earl
Thes
Hamilton
Norwood
Piqua
Thesken
Recreation Not Just In Wide Open Spaces
Ohio hosts a notable outdoor recreation program with 164,300 acres of private land and 530,000 acres of public land used for recreation. Private water areas total 12,750 acres while public water reaches 134,000 acres, according to Raymond S. Brown of the Soil Conservation Service.
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Columbus
North Country
Raymond S. Brown
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Ohio
Lake Erie
Brown
Miami Dean of Women Joins UK
Rosemary Pond assistant dean of women at Miami University since 1956 will leave August 1 to join the University of Kentucky at Lexington as director of residence hall programs and assistant dean of women. Her Miami service included work across dean's divisions and the 1963 Associated Women Students Award recipient. Previously she led residence at Hockaday School and held roles at YWCA Fort Wayne and Valparaiso University. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Indiana University.
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Oxford
Rosemary Pond
Miami University
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
Kentucky
Miss Pond
Miami
Dean of
Associated Women Students
Hockaday School For Girls
Dallas
Tex
The
YWCA
Fort Wayne
Ind
Valparaiso University
Indiana University
Survey details acreages and golf capacity in Ohio
The survey lists acreage devoted to recreation and the type of enterprise with capacity estimates. In Ohio 28,886 acres are for golfing, about 213 standard courses, plus par 3 courses, driving ranges and putting greens for a total 357 golfing units. Estimated capacity at one time is 49,000. Prepared by the Soil Conservation Service with local districts, part of a national outdoor recreation inventory.
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Ohio
Soil Conservation Service
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Camp director plans sermon at St Johns UCC service
German town Rev Charles Messmer director of Camp Miami and Ohio Miami Conference EUB Church will preach at the 10 15 a m worship service at St Johns United Church of Christ Sunday James Morrison will deliver the sermon Sunday July 24 at 10 15 a m service
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Germantown
Charles Messmer
Camp Miami
Ohio Miami
EUB Church
St. John’s United Church
Thoroughbred Chorus of Louisville wins top prize
The Thoroughbred Chorus of Louisville Kentucky won first place at an international chorus contest, competing against top vocal groups including Chicago ensembles. The Louisville group earned the coveted trophy and received acclaim for performance quality.
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Chicago
Thoroughbred
Louisville
Germantown Doctor Named Housing Task Force Rep
Dr Burlin B Brombaugh of 15 Virginia Ave Germantown has been appointed a representative on a retirement housing task force by the Health and Welfare Commission of the Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ. He was elected to the Health and Welfare Commission by the Southwest Ohio Conference at its spring meeting.
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Germantown
Burlin B. Brombaugh
Virginia Ave
Health and Welfare Commission
Ohio Conference of the United Chuch of Christ
Brombaugh
Veterinary Association Names President-elect Schroeder
Louisv ille AP reports Dr. Robert J. Schroeder of Los Angeles has been named President-elect of the American Veterinary Medical Association. He will assume the presidency at next year’s convention.
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Louisville
Robert J. Schroeder
Los Angeles
American Veterinary Medical Association
New South Lebanon exchange directory released with changes
Valley News reports the Lebanon Mason Morrow South Lebanon and Waynesville exchanges receive a mailed directory. Due to a major number change in the 494 South Lebanon exchange, dialing all seven digits is required after 2 01 am Sunday for reliable service. The new South Lebanon exchange building costs 55000 and North Electric crossbar gear 90000 were installed, and subscribers may keep their numbers. South Lebanon became a separate exchange from Lebanon in 1961.
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Lebanon
Mason
Morrow
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Ralph G. Hickerson
Ohio Central Telephone Corp
Hickerson
South Lebanon Telephone Exchange
South Lebanon Exchange
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