Indian Love Feature Of Cub Pack Meeting
In Lebanon the Lebanon Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at the Golden Lamb on Friday at 6 30 p m for new member induction and district 8 BPW installation. Officers elected include Aretta Eger president Mabel Holthaus vice president Roxie Hill treasurer Carol Hill secretary Rhea Brady corresponding secretary. In Franklin Russell Holliday chaired a Cub Pack meeting at the Methodist Church with a pantomime story of John Smith. Den 2 showed Indian weapons Horace Bailey supervised. three boys Billie Mary Karl Hoffer and Larry Scholl joined the Pack. Activities will pause for summer with one or two events planned and a Crosley Field Reds trip may be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Roxie Hill
Carol Hill
Rhea Brady
Franklin
Russell Holliday
Franklin Cub
Methodist Church
John Smith
R. E. Augspurger
Den
Ronnie Bailey
Jay Hoffer
Dickie Gillen
David Groninger
Lynn Augspurger
David Cox
Tommy Kidwell
Karl Hoffer
Holliday
Den 2
Horace Bailey
Billie Mary
Larry Scholl
Crosley Field
Reds
Local families share Memorial Day gatherings across Lebanon
In Lebanon and nearby towns, numerous households hosted and visited relatives and friends over Memorial Day weekend. Guests included the Linens, Lindenmuths, Rauch, Spencer, Schwartz, Warwick, Hollingsworth, Isreal, and Kaufman families, with trips to Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Ripley, and Sardinia.
Legal offices to close Saturdays in summer
Warren County Bar Association will close all county and city law offices Saturday afternoons during June July and August with C Donald Dilatush announcing the plan. offices are also closed Wednesday afternoons year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Bar Association
C. Donald Dilatush
Birthday Club and social events across Franklin scene
Mrs Albert Lewis hosted the Franklin Birthday Club on East Fourth Street while families from Dayton and Wittenberg College prepared for summer visits. Relatives gathered for graduation ties Baltimore trip plans, a party for Douglas Stanton Lewis, a bridal shower for Doris Jean Lacy, and a church wedding in Dayton. Local meetings and club bridge nights filled the week.
Weekend visitors descend on Germantown residents
Mr and Mrs Vernon Stiver of Cincinnati visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Lee Burke and son David of Troy and Robert Rothrock of Akron were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs H A Rothrock. Clarence Emrick spent the weekend at Celina cottage. Mr and Mrs Leonard Anson and Mr and Mrs Carl Gunkle also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Vernon Stiver
Cincinnati
N. Cherry St
Lee Burke
David
Troy
Robert Rothrock
Akron
H. A. Rothrock
Plum
Clarence Emrick
Celina
Leonard Anson
Carl Gunkle
Lebanon FOE to Install Miami Valley Aerie Officers
Lebanon will install Chester Manning as worthy president of Miami Valley Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Friday evening. Others taking office include Jack Pollock as vice president George Goodpaster as chaplain Vance Jacobs Jr treasurer re elected Bruce Blevins Jr conductor Robert Beal inside guard Floyd Sherritt outside guard and Charles Stevens reelected trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Chester Manning
Miami Valley Aerie
Order of Eages
Jack S. Pollock
George Goodpaster
Vance Jacobs, Jr
Bruce Blevins, Jr
Robert Beal
Floyd Sherritt
Charles Stevens
Master Breeder Award Presented to Miller in Columbus
The American Jersey Cattle Club awarded the Master Breeder Award to Guy H. Miller of Modesto, California at its one day annual meeting in Columbus. The President's Cup for breeding went to William R. Tate of Guntersville, Alabama. Miller was honored for two years of Jersey breeding and leadership in the dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Jersey Cattle Club
Guy H. Miller
Modesto
Calif
William R. Tate
Guntersville
Ala
Miller
Jersey
Social rounds in Springboro and surrounding towns
The blotchy OCR lists numerous visits and gatherings: Mr and Mrs Everett Sweney hosted in Miamisburg, Mrs Howard Dumford hosted Urbana guests, Norman Frankenstein hosted Ross and Wright relatives from Dayton, Gloeckler with Baker in Harrison, Frist family with Wilmington guests, Stantons visiting Zanesville and Bellefontaine, Woods family from Greenville visiting Willardson, Ault with Pierson at Tippecanoe, Mary Ella Stanton ill in New York, Rev Haley at Columbus conference, Gorsuch family at Ridgeville, Becks with Middletown guests, Dugan from Pekin with Raymond McCurdy, Chrisman and McGarry guests from Wyandotte and Woodfield, Leighty birthday surprise with Breitenbecher and Ivins, Fry and Lubbersman in Cincinnati, Sweney visit near Lebanon, Ward Leisz on fishing trip to Federal Dam, Mary Allen visiting Greenville, Gorsuch and son Wayne visiting Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Everett Sweney
Miamisburg
Howard Dumford
Urbana
Charlesweney
Norman Frankenstein
Robert Ross
Adaha
B. Wright
Dayon
E. H. Gloeckler
Jank Baker
Harrison
O. S
Charles Fr
Wilmington
Stanley Fry
W. E. Stanton
O. K. Reams
Zanesville
Bellefontaine
John Woods
Greenville
Willardson
Ray Ault
Harry Pierson
Tippecanoe
Mary Ella Stanton
Royal Davis
New York City
Frederick Haley
Broad Street Methodist Church
Columbus
Harold Gorsuch
Haro Best
Ridgeville
Charles Beck
Missers
Olive
Grace Beck
Middletown
Lyle Ivins
Estil Leonard
Red Lion
Richard Lubbersman
Cincinnati
Charles Sweney
Anna Sweney
Lebanon
Ward Leisz
Carl Leisz
Germantown senior wins Wilmington College scholarship
Germantown High School graduate Patricia Paylor topped her class with a 96.5 average and will enter college to pursue teaching after completion of three years of high school. In Franklin the Poppy Day sale netted $293.52 with 2400 poppies sold by 5 p.m. The event, led by Mrs. Robert E. Miller, raised funds for the town drive, with Carlisle and Chautauqua adding $21.82 and the Springboro drive $19.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Patricia Paylor
Lewis Paylor
North Main St
Wilmington College
Germantown High School
Paylor
Franklin
Robert E. Miller
Miller
Franka
Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Carlisle
Chautauqua
Springboro
Tuberculosis Alert Issued By State Health Officials
State Health Director Dr John D Porterfield and Agriculture Director Frank N Farnsworth ordered all Health Commissioners to guard against bovine to human tuberculosis transfer after a tubercular cow was found in Hancock county near Findlay. The discovery unsettled officials who had believed Hancock county dairy cattle disease free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John D. Porterfield
Frank N. Farnsworth
Hancock County
Findlay
Birthday Dinner Brings Gorsuch Family Ties
Centerville guests joined Harold Gorsuch and family for Sharon Gorsuch third birthday. Visitors included Will Graham, Frank Kurtis of Lytle, and Earl Earnhart of Waynesville. Elbert Owens family and Charles Tufts of Franklin visited Richmond area relatives. Denny McClanahan ill with measles. Ralph Hutt family dined with Robert Hman and Howard Collins. Olive and Grace Beck of Middletown also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Gorsuch
Centerville
Harold Gorsuch
Sharon Gorsuch
W. T. Tullis
Will Graham
Frank Kurtis
Lytle
Earl Earnhart
Waynesville
Elbert Owens
Charles Tufts
Franklin
Richmond
Denny
Gladys McClanahan
Ralph Hutt
Robert Hman
Howard Collins
Zanesville
Olive
Grace Beck
Middletown
Charles Beck
Lebanon Executive Buys Farm At Sheriff’s Sale
H. L. Harding operator of a local canning firm purchased the Frank Todhunter Farm of 73 acres on U. S. Route 42 near Hageman at sheriff’s sale for 18200 dollars. The estate sale drew about 100 bidders and marked one of the highest prices in months. the tract adjoins the Harding Cannery at Hageman as part of the Todhunter estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
H. L. Harding
Frank Todhunter
Hageman
Karl M. Brown
Harding
Todhunter
Donkey Ball Game Sponsored by Morrow VFW Post
Lebanon reports VFW Post 8202 will sponsor a Donkey Ball game Friday night at the VFW field to fund the VFW Building Fund. Most players ride donkeys from base to base, with the trainer arriving by truck. a parade through the business district precedes the game, as counselor Miss Billie Beard notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Morrow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 8202
VFW
VFW Building Fund
Billie Beard
Morrow
VFW Post 8202
May Meeting of Jacksonburg church group noted
Jacksonburg WSCS of the EUB church met at Mrs Clarence Gerbers home for the May meeting. Programs featured Mrs Abbie Brelsfoard Mrs Clarence Gerber and Mrs Iva Marts. Nell Smith and Abbie Brelsfoard won contests. Next meeting at Mrs Harry Conrads home. Also notes on visitors and local events including weddings and Memorial Day gatherings. Dora Bessie Smith noted in Memphis directory as eighth grader curious about presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
WSCS
EUB
Clarence Gerber
Abbie Brelsfoard
Iva Marts
Nell Smith
Smith
Harry Conrad
Ed. Marts
Dayton
Fance
Lester May
Elenor Schwab
Eastern Star
John Brelsfoard
Peasttown
Stella Lantis
Margery Higgins
Andrew Craig
O. B. Higgins
Donna
Marion James
Marjorie Higgins
Benny Nickells
Amanda
J. Nisewonder
Pleasant Ridge
Fonce Marts
L. Strobeck
Seneca
Cathryn Brelsfoard
Bill Stonex
Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Dora Bessie Smith
United States
George Washington
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Trenton Alumni Hold Second Annual Meeting at High School
The Trenton High School Alumni Association held its second annual meeting in the school auditorium. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. featured music by Nellie Lou Downie Moore and group singing led by Arthur Moore. Ora Burdge presided as officers for the coming year were elected: Everett Brill president, Everett Holzer vice-president, Mrs. Mary House Beck secretary, and Mrs. Margaret Ross Flenner treasurer. Retiring officers were Ora Burdge, Everett Brill, Mrs. Marie Tigges Johns, and Miss Doris Scheibert. A program followed with formal dancing to recorded music to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Trenton High School Alumni Association
Nellie Lou Downie Moore
Arthur Moore
Ora Burdge
Everett Brill
Everett Holzer
Mary House Beck
Margaret Ross Flenner
Marie Tigges Johns
Doris Scheibert
Germantown Class Visits Washington
Germantown seniors traveled to Washington D C by train and planned a Potomac boat tour to Mount Vernon. They would sleep on the boat and return the next day with escort from Miss Dorothy Stanfield class advisor Superintendent Mrs Alie L Stingley and Harold Schnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Washington, D. C
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Washington
Dorothy Stanfield
Alie L. Stingley
Harold Schnell
Community sale postponed and local notices in Carlisle
Mrs Walter Stephens announces the community sale set for Saturday June 12 has been postponed to a later date. Marilyn Miller visits Springboro with the Millers. Mrs Rockey of Troy buys the former Clint Mitchell house at public auction. Mrs Louis Moore had a goiter operation at Miami Valley Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Patty John and Mark Helinger visit grandparents. Mr and Mrs John Borchers announce the birth of a daughter at Miami Valley Hospital May 30. Carl Shupert is maternal grandfather. John Holweger Jr and wife announce a son at Middletown Hospital May 31. Walter Squier is the grandfather. Owen Gross is a Middletown Hospital patient after an operation. Mrs Martha Smith suffered a stroke at her daughter’s home and remains in status quo. E S Brannaman leads the Chautauqua swimming program for summer. Mary Jane Cavender of Bradford visits Mary Louise Conover. they attend Cedarville College commencement Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Walter Stephens
PTA
Ways and Means Committee
Marilyn Miller
John Miller
Springboro
Rockey
Troy
Clint Mitchell
Louis Moore
Miami Valley Hospital
Patty
John
Mark Helinger
John Borchers
Marilyn Shupert
Germantown
Carl Shupert
John Holweger, Jr
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Walter Squier
John Holweger
Middletown
Owen Gross
Martha Smith
Warner Conover
E. S. Brannaman
Chautauqua
Mary Jane Cavender
Bradford
Mary Louise Conover
Cedarville College
Franklin Pierce James Buchanan and Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Pierce James Buchanan and Woodrow Wilson are named figures referenced together in a historical context. The note lists three U.S. presidents, implying a comparison or chronology discussion without additional events or dates. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan and
Woodrow Wilson
Lebanon Odd Fellows Plan Annual Service
Lebanon Odd Fellows lodge will observe its annual Memorial Service at Lebanon Cemetery Sunday at 2 30 p m Marion Snyder chairman of the committee announced The program will honor members of the I O O F orders who died during the past year These include the subordinate lodge Encampment Canton and Rebekah units The memorial address will be given by the Rev J Taylor Mc Hendry pastor of the Lebanon Presbyterian Church Musical numbers and the reading of the names of the deceased members will be included on the program Odd Fellows graves will be decorated with flowers procured by the Rebekah lodge members The Odd Fellows lodge was the only fraternal order to march in the Memorial Day parade in a group The lodge s degree team will confer the First degree for the Newtonville lodge at a meeting in the latter s hall Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lebanon Cemetery
Marion Snyder
Canton
Rebekah
J. Taylor McHendry
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Newtonville Lodge
Flower blooms for 50th year in Lebanon garden
A Red Amaryllis Lily owned by Mrs. Nancy Beller of East Warren Street Lebanon is blooming for its 50th year. The plant displays 96 blossoms and attracts attention from neighbors as it flowers on the porch at the intersection of Warren Street and U S Route 42 Columbus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Nancy Beller
East Warren St
Beller
Phi Beta Psi Holds Meeting at Franklin Home
Miss Jackie De Weese opened her home on Allen Street to the Iota Theta Chapter of Phi Beta Psi Tuesday night. Delegates Miss DeWeese and Miss Margaret Ann Lewis reported on the Celina state convention and said they will attend the National Convention in New York City later this month. After a brief business session, bride-elect Miss Barbara Harrison received a surprise gift shower. Miss Lewis will host the group next Tuesday at East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jackie DeWeese
Allen Street
Iota Theta
Phi Beta Psi
Celina
Miss DeWeese
Margaret Ann Lewis
Miss Lewis
Lewis
East Fourth
West Elkton Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and family visited relatives in Fostoria over the weekend. Edward Durham of Bremerton Washington visits sister Lillie Shade and Alan Eby. Eileen Stubbs funeral in Akron draws Lola Stubbs and family. Wallace Sheley and George Kirk return from hospital. Read Gear ill and staying with son Lloyd Townsley in Camden. Fannie Deakins of Cincinnati visits town Saturday. Wanda Howard of Richmond Indiana staying with Chester and family. Charles Riner Omar Young vacationed in Virginia. Eldon Brown Piercy and Paul Brown of Frankfort Indiana joined Sunday gathering. Ed Durham Alan Eby Eldon Eby in Florida briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Charles Smith
Fostoria
Edward Durham
Bremmerton
Wash
Lillie Shade
Nice
Alan Eby
Toro Stubbs
Akron
Eileen Stubbs
Lela Stubbs
Hugh Stubbs
Wallace Sheley
George Kirk
Read Gear
William Urschel
Lloyd Townsley
Camden
Fannie Deakins
Cincinnati
Wanda Howard
Richmond
Ind
Chester Francis
Charles Riner
Omar Young
Virginia
Eldon Brown
Piercy
Paul Brown
Frankfort
Alan
Ed Durham
Eldon Eby
Inns Issue Their Own Legal Tender in 19th Century America
In 19th century America inns and taverns responded to a severe shortage of legal tender by issuing their own token-like money. These locally produced notes circulated regionally, often redeemable for goods or services at participating establishments, reflecting a cash-crunch era before standardized national currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gratis area notices and family updates spark local activity
Vacation Bible school begins as Children's Day is observed at the Brothern Sunday School on June 6. Alumni banquet held in the school gym. Perry ee buys the bank building and son Stanley will move from the Odd Fellows room to the new site. N G Kimmel couple relocate to Eaton home. Doris Hileman visits Farmersville near Misses Jessa and Melva. John and Mrs Grimes building a new farm home south of Gratis. Milner couple visits friends. Peirson family hosts son and relatives from Dayton. Anna Brown moves to daughter near Fair Haven. Paul and Mrs Kelly of Dayton join Burril Apple for Sunday. Miss Eilen Burnett and James Kiracofe wed at Gratis Church with Rev Crick. Donald Suman and Grace Stull unite in marriage near Wooster Sunday. Clyde Zimmerman recovering from operation. Charles Friend family to move to new property bought from Norman and Mrs Kimmel. Mrs J Campbell has house and barn painted. Humming bird noted as fastest in short flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Brothern
Perry Ee
Bank
Stanley
Odd Fellows Business Room
N. G. Kimmel
Eaton
Doris Hileman
Farmersville
Jessa
Melva
John Grimes
Milner
Peirson
Dayton
Anna Brown
Fair Haven
Paul Kelly
Eilen Burnett
Gordon Burnett
James Kiracofe
Lloyd Kiracofe
Gratis Church
Norman Kimmel
J. Campbell
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Harry, Jr
Sally
Richard Lindenenuts
Peggy
Dickie
Robert W. Lindenmuth
Robert Rauch
Seth
Hamilton
Harry C. Schwartz
Silver St
William Deems
John K. Spencer
Herbert S. Schwartz
Mike
Steven
Kathie
Lawrence Siebenshuh
Robert Howell
W. S. Howell
Cincinnati Ave
Warwick
Miami Valley
Curtis Caldwell
William Herby
Detroit
Mich
Robert Isreal
George James
Adah Israel
William Reid
Ripley
Gilbert Hollingsworth
Harve Warwick
Nellie Strawn
Bill Strawn
Lois Golden
Frank Sibcy
G. H. Sanders
Margaret
Marian
Louis
Richard Sanders
Charles Schatzman
Sardinia
H. R. Caplan
F. K. Hirschler
Albert Lewis
East Fourth St
Ralph Bowling
Robert Bowling
Manchester
Robert Dixon
Wittenberg College
John P.lans
John Hildebrand
Acca Aie Ari Dayton Recen
Indian Lake
Roscoe Craig
Marcella Rosenbloom
Joseph Gribble
Fred Robison
Main Street
Norma Jean Jeffery
Willis A
Honora Darmody
Gene Anne Darmody
Baltimore
Eileen Darmody
Walter Darmody
Elbert Stanton
Harry Goeckler
Carl H. Eisenmenger
Joe Clevenger
Douglas Lewis
Douglas Stanton Lewis
Ted Hall
William Conboy
Park Avenue
Charles William Tavner
Doris Jean Lacy
Holy Family Church
Rest Haven
West Side Bible Class
Walker Bullard
Spring Ave
Lola Bullard
David Becker
Bridge
Middletown Gas & Electric Service
Wayne
Heinz Theyre
VFW of Morrow
Odd Fellows Plan
Dulans Maarbrtabant
Complete Food Markets
Central Ave
Dial
Yankee RD
Porterhouse
T-bone
Sonrell
Sorrell
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