Franklin Rural Florida Girl Honored At Dinner Party
Martha Jane Kinder hosted a dinner Friday honoring Jo Ann Beecher of Miami Beach Florida. Franklin area guests included Linda Johns Brenda Janney Tina Hoffman Judy Parker Donetta Hawthrone and Malinda Bailey. Other attendees came from Middletown Detroit Dayton Cincinnati and Ky with several local couples and families observing the event. A Bar-Rancho horse show occurred Sunday on Route 73 and social visits from families in Franklin Middletown and Dayton were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Martha Jane Kinder
Jo Ann Beecher
Miami Beach
Fla
Linda Johns
Brenda Janney
Tina Hoffman
Judy Parker
Donetta Hawthrone
Malinda Bailey
Ray Kinder
Howard Price
Kellum Henderson
Middletown
Herbert Schwytzer
Robert Roe
Miamisburg
Ruth Brogan
Allie Mountford
Detroit
A Raymond Wade
Bellspent
C. A. Witteman
Morris Durr
Ely
Clarence Zinck
Dayton
Joe Zinck
Charles Tuft
Carlisle
Kyle Cook
Elbert Owens
George Deardoff
Clarence Witt
Don Miller
Bar
Lackens earns straight A’s at Miami University
Franklin special reports Robert Lackens of Miami University School of Business Administration posted straight A grades in the past semester. He is the son of Mrs. Freda Lackens of 213 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miami University
Robert Lackens
School of Business Administration
Lackens
Freda Lackens
Locust St
Butler County 4 H Camps Set For August Openings
Butler County 4 H will run two camps at Camp Campbell Gard starting August 2 for junior members aged 10 to 12 and August 9 for older youths, with meals and cabin cost of $11.75 and optional craft activities. County agents Copp and Markel announce lodging, required personal items, and a program including swimming riflery volleyball and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Robert P. Copp
Leona Markel
Camp Campbell Gard
Augsperger Road
Copp
1-H Leaders Annual Camp This Weekend
Lebanon Special report describes the 1-H Leaders annual two day camp to be opened with supper Saturday night and closed Sunday after dinner. Camp features vesper and campfire events, square dancing, hilltop sunrise service, church services and a range of 4H activities led by junior leaders and extension agents. About 75 persons expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
B. Mowbray
Mary W. Clignan
Warren Coutty
Vesper Hill
Dunior
Lebanon Mayor Fined for Battery Theft and Concealed Weapons
Lebanon mayor William Fraser was fined $50 and costs for petit larceny after allegedly stealing a battery from Holthaus Transportation. He received an additional $50 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. Two juveniles were taken into juvenile court custody.
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Lebanon
Holthaus Transportation
William H. Smith
Petit Larag
William Fraser
Lebanon Reservists to Attend Camp at Parris Island
Ten Lebanon Marine Reservists from the 71st Special Infantry Company USMCR of Hamilton will join a two week summer camp at Parris Island South Carolina. They depart Sunday and return August 7 by Marine Corps transport planes. Named participants include Pfc William Burgess Pfc Lovell Roberts Pfc Donald Wyatt Pfc William C Wiggins Pvt Jerry Quillen Pvt William Burgemeir Pvt Edward L Cooch Pvt Howard Michael Pvt Leo W Neeley and Pvt Nathan F Briner.
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Lebanon
Parris Island
S. C
Lebanon Marine
71St Special Infantry Company
USMCR
Hamilton
Marine Corps
William Burgess
Lovell Roberts
Donald Wyatt
William C Wiggins
E. Silver St
Jerry Quillen
William Burgemeir
Edward L. Cooch
Route 1
Howard Michael
S. Mechanic
Leo W. Neeley
Nathan F. Briner
Milk Cow to Person Ratio in the United States
The article notes that the United States counts about one milk cow for every eight people. This statistic highlights dairy capacity and per capita milk production implications.
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United States
Teacher Switches At Franklin
Franklin school system sees three resignations and three new hires. Wilbur Cline leaves to teach instrumental music at Kettering. Joan Combs departs Anthony Wayne for Centerville High School. Frank Gallenstein quits to join Walnut Hills High School. Edward Miller, Dorothy Farley, and John Voigt are hired to fill roles in music, commercial subjects, and math science.
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Franklin
J. Forrest Burns
Wilbur Cline
Kettering
Dayton
Joan Combs
Anthony Wayne
Centerville
Frank Gallenstein
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Edward Miller
Youngstown
Dorothy Farley
John Voigt
Terre Haute
Ind
Miller
Pleasant Hill High School
Cline
Miami
Ohio State
Miss Farley
Bowling Green State University
Voigt
Lemon-Monroe High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Local Social Visitors Reported In Hamilton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Olen Mardis and son Richard visited relatives in Bloomington. Mr and Mrs George Armour returned from a Canadian vacation. Mr and Mrs Frank Andrews spent time with Mr and Mrs Roland Stacey of Morgan County Kentucky. Mr and Mrs John Calahan from Hamilton visited Mr and Mrs William Butner and sons. Mr and Mrs Edward Nickell and Judy Housefield called on Mr and Mrs Louis Bachman and Micky of Westerville. Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell and Ada Ruh called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Curl. Mrs Little Cook spent Tuesday in Hamilton with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Mardis
Richard
Bloomington
George Armour
Canada
Frank Andrews
Roland Stacey
Morgan County
John Calahan
Hamilton
William Butner
Edward Nickell
Judy Housefield
Louis Bachman
Micky
Westerville
Robert Campbell
Ada Ruh
Arthur Curl
Little Cook
Lot Of New Faces On Staff At Carlisle School This Fall
Carlisle reports a large staff shakeup with eight resignations including coaches and teachers. New hires include Ruth Pasco as high school English and speech, Mrs Ralph Weaver to first grade, Phyllis McVey to a new third grade, and Fred Paulbee as seventh grade teacher.
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Carlisle School
Carlisle
Sturgeon
Mildred Edwards
June Wilkinson
Roosevelt Junior High School
Middletown
Betty Smith
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College
Christie Ann Dutton
Springfield
Genevieve Johnson
Atlanta
Mary Homan
E. S. Brannaman
Ruth Pasco
Steubenville
Asbury College
Wilmington
Ralph Weaver
Ble Ball
Phyllis McVey
Amanda
Fred Paulbee
Wolfe County
Martha Bell Forman Returns to Lebanon for Summer
Martha Bell Forman an instructor in San Diego arrives home to spend the summer with her parents near Lebanon. The item notes other local social events and visitors including birthday celebrations and gatherings at various homes and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bell Forman
San Diego
Lebanon
San Diego, Calif
Maurice Forman
Here
Willis Family Hosts Sunday Fish Fry in Trenton Scene
Trenton Mr and Mrs Raymond Willis hosted a Sunday fish fry with guests including Mr and Mrs Sam Flick enger Mr and Mrs Gus Flickeng er and their son Mr and Mrs Rob ert Flickenger and their son Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Charles Greene and daughter Cheri of Peasttown and Mr and Mrs Herbert Kei ley and children Then Mr and Mrs Bernard Willis and family of Middletown visited the Willis home.
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Willard Collins
Laurel
Gerald
Louise
Royal Oak
Mich
James Godsey
Godsey
E. E. Dickey
Peter Lewis
Neysa Marie
Appleton
Wis
Jeff Thompson
Charles Perrine
N. High St
Maurice McClure
Knoxville, Tenn
Robert Hastings
Waynesville
Mary Ellen McClure
Dayton
George Perrine
Raymond Willis
Sam Flickenger
Gus Flickenger
Robert Flickenger
Charles Greene
Cheri
Peasttown
Herbert Keiley
Bernard Willis
Middletown
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C. L. Hodson
Mgr
Capital Finance
Central Ave
Middletown Termite Control
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
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Chapple Buick, Inc
North Main ST
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Elver Gaston
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Walter Miller II
Mary Miller
Lauson Woodward
Georgian Bay
Point-au-Baril
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Lewis Ross
Orlando Howell
Pearl Ross
Catherine Howell
E. Mulberry Street
Ella Millitzer
Altadena
Louise Little
Los Angeles
Carl Miller
Indian Lake
Homer T. Nelson
South Charleston
Warren C. Nelson
Trenton
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