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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

23

Country Fair Opens Downtown in Waynesville

Waynesville hosts its annual Country Fair with booths under construction along Miami Street at Main as the event moves downtown for the first time this year. John A. Denny’s steam tractor sits at the Waynesville Shopping Center, a nod to Ohio farm life, with the fair's usual field site now occupied by Waynesville High School.

Waynesville Miami Street Main Ohio Farms John A. Denny Waynesville High School Olsen

Corn and Soybean Planting Lag Behind Across State

State statisticians report corn planting at 80 percent five days behind last year and 12 behind average. Soybeans 55 percent complete, 90 percent normal. Tobacco 40 percent set. wheat headed 90 percent, barley 9 percent headed. May was the wettest on record since 1883 as farmers replant flooded corn and delay hay cutting. Milk output in May fell 3 percent from 1967 and 15 percent from the five year average. egg production dropped eight percent from 1967.

May

Aluminum output grows in 1967 with Canadian share

Aluminum production in 1967 totaled 8.1 million short tons, with about 1.1 million tons produced by a single Canadian firm. This highlights the major role of Canadian industry in shaping North American supply.

Montreal

Camden Plans Sesquicentennial Festivities Highlight Town History

Camden marks 150 years since settlement with a sesquicentennial queen July 7 winner event July 9 to 13 at the high school and library. Mayor John Matt notes queen candidates qualify by tickets sold. prizes include a $100 savings bond and runners up $25. A newsphoto display by Eleanor Jones and a combined church choir will headline town activities.

Camden Dover Newcomb John Matt Camden Fire U. S Hign Eleanor Jones Homer Brown

Bananas to Russia Music in Streets in Canary Islands

The Canary Islands announce regular banana shipments to Russia as an order to supply customers. A farmer’s band plans to perform music in the streets of Las Palmas while wooden nickels are used as souvenirs. The bananas remain a key product of the islands.

Farmer Las Palmas Canary Islands Russia Islands

W Elkton Improves Conditions Under Mayor McKee

Mayor Thomas McKee reports progress in West Elkton with more street work and public cleaning underway. The town council asks property owners to cooperate as efforts continue. Friends Church members held a Camp Cartwright picnic with swimming and skits. Mary and Martha Circle meets June 19 at 7:30 at Mary Hough's home.

West Elkton Thomas McKee McKees Friends Church Camp Cartwright Mary

Wayne Alumni Gather Honors and Reunions

About 125 Wayne Township alumni and guests attended a school banquet. Vernon Keister, the oldest graduate from the Class of 198, was honored. Several graduates marked 25th and 50th anniversaries. Hosting classes for next year include 1930 34 41 47 48 57 and 58.

Jacksonburg Wayne Township School Vernon Keister Ryderwood Wash

Little Miami River group selects Henkle president

George Henkle of Lebanon was elected president of Little Miami Inc a citizen group protecting the Little Miami River. Mike Norris of Oregonia becomes a director as rest of officers include Flack Douglas secretary Corwin Skeets Fred treasurer and trustees Elwood Stroup Steve Nelson and Kenneth Hunt. The river is named a study river under a Congressional Scenic Rivers plan with five year moratorium on dams and a feasibility study by Army Engineers.

Lebanon George Henkle Little Miami, Inc Little Miami River Wiiu Henkle Mike Norris Oregonia Norris House Interior Flack Douglas Milford Corwin S. “Skeets Fred South Lebanon Elwood Stroup Xenia Steve Nelson Kettering Kenneth’ Hunt Yellow Springs Senate Congress Little Miami Oregon New Mexico Idaho Minnesota

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