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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1954
Page
16
Germantown report notes Jack Phillabaum and Carl Michael enrolled at the Carnegie Institute of Medical Technology in Cleveland to enter next fall. Both are Germantown High School graduates who started at the school last weekend.
Mason school district seeks a 210000 bond to add to the school as enrollments rise from 400 to 700 and an expected 50 to 75 more students this fall. Turtlecreek Township outside Lebanon will vote on a fire equipment levy. Waynesville backs a 249 mill two year tax levy for current expenses renewal.
Two Sunday storms dumped inch of rain on Kings Mills with 1 pm and 9 30 pm bursts. Wind and lightning cut phone and power lines, toppled limbs, and damaged cars on Walnut Oak College streets and King Avenue. Residents welcomed rain as gardens suffer drought, while others report health and local notices including resignations and births.
Agriculture economists estimate total crop value in 1954 to match the prior big year, with corn projected at 3.31 billion bushels up from 3.18 billion. Wheat, oats, soybeans, and milk show record or near record levels, while pastures decline. Stock market highs and steady farm wages accompany a favorable growing season despite partial acreage cuts and some low stock figures.
Springboro residents share social visits and family gatherings this week. Local families from Xenia Cincinnati Miamisburg Wilmington Clinton Middletown Arcanum Lebanon Greenfield explored picnics weddings and reunions with friends and relatives over the weekend and into Friday.
Warren County TB association reports 1846 chest X rays given since April 1, funded by Christmas seals. Margaret Godwin says the program educates about tuberculosis and offers color film \"The Inside Story\" for county groups. Call 4-2046 to arrange long or short talks. urge every adult to have a yearly chest X ray.
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