Warren Tax Allocation Record Largest in Warren County History
Lebanon and Warren County schools receive the largest share of the February real estate and public utilities tax allocation totaling $1,914,132.38, with breakdowns for Lebanon city, townships, corporations, and the state. The distribution includes allocations to school districts and local governments across Warren County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
James D. Templeton
Board On Health
Franklin City
Little Miami
Mason
Clearcreek
Wayne
Kings Mills
Carlisle
Clinton-Massie
South Lebanon
Physicians Eye Welfare Woes In Preble County
Preble County plans a physician led consulting group to share welfare costs as relief funds run short. Dr Richard Siehl will help set standard fees with Grandview Hospital Dayton. Union County contract awarded for State Line Road bridge replacement at Liberty.
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Eaton
Preble County
John Magee
Richard Siehl
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
E. P. Trittschuh
Lewisburg
Joe Lee
Homer Bacon
Union County
Ind
Liverty
Kahle and Mahone
Liberty
State Line Road
Franklin Powell Home Hosts Bright Reunion Gathering
The Franklin home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powell hosted a family reunion and all day outing on Tuesday. Attendees included relatives from Greenfield Indiana Columbus Marysville Dayton Middletown and Franklin. Guests listed were Romniec Van Cleve, Roger Mape, Russell Morgan, Charles Sparks, Hayward Bryant, Linville MacFarland, Astor Howard, Edward King, Howard Bullins, and Edna Payne.
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Franklin
Allen Powell
Romniec] van Cleve
Greenfield
Indiana
Roger Mape
Columbus
Russell Morgan
Marysville
Charles Sparks
Dayton
Hayward Bryant
Middletown
Linville MacFarland
Astor Howard
Edward King and Family
Howard Bullins
Edna Payne
Germantown Alumni Meet Emced by Scout Exec
Germantown High School alumni association plans its annual reunion on Saturday night June 10 at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Hotel in Middletown with a banquet business meeting and dancing Mrs Dennis Bolinger is president Boyd Askins vice president Mrs Rhea Borchers secretary and Maurice Getter treasurer Oma Lindemuth will represent the 50 year class Toastmaster will be Perle White head of Cincinnati and former regional Boy Scouts director Earl Holderman band will play for dancing Reservations to secretary Mrs Rhea Borchers Newsletters have been sent to members
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Gemantown
Germantown High School Alumni Association
Manchester
Middletown
Dennis Bolinger
Boyd Askins
Rhea Borchers
Maurice Getter
Oma Lindemuth
Floyd Gephart
Wilord Shoup
Perle Whitehead
Cincinnati
Boy Scouts of America
Earl Holderman
Valley News Chautauqua Cub Scouts Court of Awards
Chautauqua Troop 146 held a Court of Awards with 14 scouts earning badges and six achieving first class rank. Leaders and guests, including Jane Lewis and Charlotte Willis, were recognized. Debbie Thomsoon thanked families and committee. Other items note Boy Scout Troop 55 camping, community readers, and local social events.
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Jane Lewis
Charlotte Willis
Sarah Fershee
Donna Richardson
Debbie Thomsoon
Shirley Campbell
Friendship Circle
Taps
Boy Scout Troop 55
Tom Kruse
David Moore
Rocky Fork
Somerville Headley to Speak at Methodist Church
Dr H G Headley of Camden will be guest speaker at the Somerville Methodist Church next Sunday morning June 11. WSCS ladies host a church supper and strawberry festival in the church annex Thursday 5 to 7 30 pm. PTO met with a musical program and sixth grade promotion exercises.
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Somerville
H. G Headley
Camden
Methodist Wscs
PTO
Shhool Auditorium
W. B. Bell
Barnett Ross
Charles Rumpler
Miami University
Evelyn Bell
Methodist
WSCS
Waynesville Notes Local visits and church conference
Waynesville residents share social visits as Rev Miller and Mrs Miller join Methodist Conference at Lakeside. Dayton and Maysville relatives gather for dinners. Eddie Gingerich transfers from Fort Knox to Martin Army Hospital Fort Benning as clerk-typist. Families welcome guests from Lebanon Middletown Dayton and Middletown.
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Waynesville
William C. Miller
Harold Glendal
Lakeside
Doug Henderson
Dayton
George Henderson
Maysville
Otis Herrington
Clarence Gingerich
Elsie Hackett
Opal Reason
Milo Beal
Ervin Mulford
Lebanon
Eddie Gingerich
Fort Knox
Martin Army Hosital
Fort Bennington
Gene Clark
Daughters
Ray Clark
Ed Ramby
Sue Ann
Mike Thinnes
Middletown
Local families plan commencements and visits
Springboro Mr and Mrs Willard Allen will attend Greenville high school graduation on June 2 where their daughter Jacki Woods is in the class. On June 3 they will attend University of Dayton graduation where their nephew Donald Young is in the class. Misses Minnie and Ethel Fried man of Harrison were guests of Rev and Mrs W J Fox. Mr and Mrs John McElroy of Centerville were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Fry.
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John Torrence
Marietta
John F. Torrence
Harry Maxson
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Terry DeFrees
Middletown
Donald Moran
Walter Phillabaum
Anna Baer
Eva Bruner Troxell
Cincinnati
Eileen Drive
C. W. Troxell
Germantown
Donna
William Freeman S
George Blossom
Carol Hanson
Donald Groninger
University of Cincinnati
New Chautauqua Lanes
Robert Strasberger
Clifford Weisner
Cliff
Greensburg
Ind
Dan
Knightstown
William Carlson
Evansville
James Gress
Carlisle
Western Avenue
Richard Brodrick
Decatur
Decatur High School
Jucy Brodbeck
Cincinnati Reds
Willard Allen
Greenville
Jacki Woods
University of Dayton
Donald Young
Minnie
Ethel Fliedman
Harrison
W. J. Fox
John McElroy
Centerville
Louis Fry
Masonic Temple
C. W. Elliott
Everett Banta
Geraldine Monroe
Milton Keever
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Marian Willoughby
Mary Carroll
Lina Sheets
Adn
Don Willoughby
Newport
Lebanon High Aged Workers Sought For Jobs by Office
Arthur Hill manager of the Lebanon Employment Office says many high school and college applicants are available for work. Employers may contact the office on Mulberry Street over Marvin's Market, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. applicants are willing to do any type of work. Also notes on garden club tour luncheon, social farewells, lodge pin awards, and local hospital visits.
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Lebanon
Arthur Hill
Mulberry Street
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