Kings Mills Baptist Church Adds Brick Planter and Doors
Kings Mills Baptist Church introduces a brick planter around the bulletin board and new doors. Rev. H L Culley says exterior painting is planned soon. Men’s Fellowship meets Aug 1 at 7 p m. Local servicemen Bruning and Bryant return from Germany and begin retraining or leave. Danny Reed serves as boy unit counsellor at Day Camp Butterworth.
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Kings Mills
Mose Finn
H. L. Culley
Germany
James Bruning
Lewis Bishop
King Avenue
Europe
Eddie Bryant
St. Bryant
Marine Base
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Scouting News
Star
Danny Reed
Camp Butterworth
Danny
Edna Reed
South Lebanon
Wheat Harvest Nears Finish as Ohio Growers Lead
Ohio farmers report 95 percent of wheat combined, well above the 85 percent normal and 70 percent a year ago. Oat harvest sits at 6 percent versus 40 percent last year, with fall plowing for the 1971 crop about 10 percent complete, ahead of the 5 percent norm.
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Ohio
Mid August target dates for USDA farm payments
Farmers in the 1970 wheat and feed grain programs will receive final payments earlier as the Butler County ASCS reports most payments should be completed by mid August. Full payments are being fulfilled despite budget restraints, reflecting commitments to farmers and benefits to both urban and rural economies.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Butler County
the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Farm Payments Stabilize Markets Curb Excess Supply
ASCS says farm payments stabilize markets for food and fibers keeping supply and demand in balance. Agricultural productivity nearly doubled in 20 years as programs curb production and support farmer incomes while new markets develop. USDA warns surpluses are costly in tax dollars and wasteful of food and fiber.
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ASCS
USDA
Farmers adjust operations under USDA farm programs
USDA programs help farmers tailor adjustments to their specific farming operations ensuring support and guidance for crop production, livestock care, and financial stability. The initiative aims to align practices with policy goals and market conditions.
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USDA
City officials seek 40 foot right of way for new waste plant road
Franklin city officials pursue a 40 foot right of way across the old South Street School and Anthony Wayne School properties to access a proposed solid waste treatment plant. A prior school board story misreported the right of way as for a pipeline.
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Franklin
Old South School
Anthony Wayne
Quiet title suit against Bruson heirs in Butler County
First National Bank of Middletown Trustee files case No 87106 in Butler County Common Pleas seeking to quiet title to parts of lots 1731 1732 and 1251 in Middletown now known as 2004 Central Avenue also called Third Street. Defendants Sam J Bruson and Rebecca Bruson respond by Aug 24 1970 or petition relief will be granted.
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Sam J. Bruson
Rebecca Bruson
Spaulding Street
Los Angeles
California
First National Bank of Middletown, Trustee
Middletown
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Middiston
Moore Street
Third Street
Central Avenue
Centra Avenue
Robert 8B. Dell
Taft Visit Planned for Warren County Picnic
Congressman Robert Taft Jr will drop in by helicopter at Millview Park Waynesville for the Warren County Republican Picnic on Sunday Aug 2 at 4 30 p m. Taft running for the U S Senate is expected to speak with Walter Powell and Donald Lukens.
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Lebanon
Robert Taft, Jr
Warren County
Taft
Cincinnati
Millview Park
Waynesville
U.S. Senate
Walter Powell
Donald “Buz” Lukens
Mason village council considers renewals and earnings tax plan
Mason voters may face a five year 3.8 mill property tax renewal and a 2.2 mill addition, plus an earnings tax option. If the earnings tax passes referendum rules could delay or repeal the property levies. if not enacted, voters decide both renewals in November. Public Utilities Commission hearing set for Aug 5 on United Telephone Co. rate rise.
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Itate
United Telephone Co
UTC
Lebanon
Public Utilities Commission
Robert Thurmond
UTO
Mason - Mason
Finance Department
County Board of Elections
Ohio
Church Street
Main Street
N. Main St
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Slow Down Auto Club Warns About Vacation Driving
Ray M. Taylor of the Butler County Auto Club urges budgeting travel time and expenses for vacations. He cautions against ambitious plans that cover too much ground and risk spoiling a trip or causing accidents. A guideline of 500 miles or eight driving hours per day is advised, with extensions if multiple drivers are used.
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Ray M. Taylor
Butler County Auto Club
AAA Club
AAA
Butler Farm Tour Set for August Field Demonstrations
Area farmers will tour August 3 starting at 1 p.m. at Dave Urmston’s 6841 Princeton Glendale road farm to view armyworm coping methods. The stop at Joe Dudley’s Kyles Station Yankee Roads plot features no-till with grass kill issues. The tour proceeds to Dave Procter south of Trenton with no-till beans after wheat removal. Final stop near Ohio ’73 on Madison Fairfield road at Fred Martin’s twin bean corn planting trial guided by Al Baxter.
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Dave Urmston
Princeton-Glendale Road
Urmston
Joe Dudley
Kyles Station
Yankee Roads
Dudley
Trenton
Dave Procter
Ohio
Madison-Fairfield Road
Fred Martin
Martin
Fairfield Man Honored By GM For Civic Work
Roland C. Ream of Fairfield received GM’s Award for Excellence in Community Activities. An 18 year Fisher Body employee, he was named outstanding community worker from 3,000 in the Detroit area program. He serves Fairfield City Council Recreation Commission and Community Improvement Council and supports YMCA Lions Club and local service funds.
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Roland C. Ream
W. Scioto Drive
Fairfield
General Motors
U.S
Detroit
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Ream
Wither
Fairfield City Council
Recreation Commission
Community Improvement Council
Community Improvement Council, Service To the Building Fund
YMCA
Fairfield Lions Club
Sportsmen's Service and
Cancer Fund
Franklin OWK’s County Planning Joins Regional Commission
Franklin Planning Commission votes to join Lebanon and Warren County in forming a county regional planning commission. Other villages and townships are expected to ratify soon. The regional body becomes active in Feb 1971 with funding available for operations.
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Franklin
Franklin Planning Commission
Lebanon
Warren County
County Regional Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Soap and Detergent Consumption Shifts by 1960s
In the late 1940s Americans used about 24 pounds of soap per person and three pounds of synthetic detergents. By the late 1960s the total reached 32 pounds per person, with six pounds of soap and 26 of detergents.
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ST. Louis
Hay Cutting Progress Reported by Agriculture Department
The USDA says 65 percent of the second cutting of alfalfa hay is complete, up from 50 percent last year and near the 60 percent normal. Meanwhile the second cutting of clover and timothy hay is over 35 percent done, about normal but ahead of 1969 which had 25 percent.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Advantag's Offered
Liberal
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Home Office
Tom Riffe
Butler Farm
al Baxter
Area Agronomist
Franklin Owk
Oswalt
Sipiectail Cqupon
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Colonel Sanders
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