Butler Electric Co-op Delegates To Attend National Convention
Eight representatives of Butler Rural Electric Co-op plan to leave March 5 for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association convention in Chicago March 6 to 9. The delegation is headed by System President Martin C. Petri and includes Manager Everett S. Hoy and eight directors. The four day meeting will cover extension of electric lines to farms, better service, low-cost power, and management, with about 4 000 delegates expected. The NRECA, formed in 1942, coordinates rural electric systems and operates security and insurance programs for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Rural Electric Co-op, Inc
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Chicago
System
Martin C. Petri
Hamilton
Everett S. Hoy
Loren L. Sizelove
Oxford
Aharles P. Krebs
Roy Pitsinger
Camden
Clarence Eckhardt
Somerville
Edwin E. Buell
AUC
National Rural Electric Cooperative
NRECA
Washington, D. C
R.E A
Nearby School Heads Attending Conference
Lebanon Supt H H Druhot and Mon-20e Supt and Mrs Cal Young are at the American Association of School Administrators conference in Atlanta City this week. Both districts sent their boards of education to the national gathering. W R Joslin of Sidney Ohio is the Ohio director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
H. H. Druhot
Cal Young
American Association of School Administrators
Atlanta City
Boards of Education
Eaton Lions Club to Sponsor of Horse Show
Eaton Lions Club voted approval to sponsor the famed Palomino Horse Show at the Preble County fairgrounds. The annual event dates are June 24 and 25 with the Lions aiming to make this year’s show the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Lions Club
EATON
Plant the Lions Club
Aproval
Preble County Fairgrounds
The
Lions
Fourteen New Members Admitted To Poasttown Grange
Poasttown Grange welcomed fourteen new members Tuesday night as the third and fourth degrees were fully presented by officers. New members include D W Jacot, Dr and Mrs David Gerber, Sara Long, Dora Long, Robert Creech, Kathleen Creech, Mr and Mrs Arnold Skinner, Mr and Mrs Joe Cox, Laura Cox, and Nancy Hedger. a future program is planned for March 14 by Collinsville Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Collinsville Grange
Raymond Paullin
Hubert Moyer
Homer Stoutenborough
Martha Joan Paullin
Peasttown
Grange Hall
Madison Township
Monroe Song Fest Planned
A community song festival will be held Thursday evening from 7 30 to 8 30 in the Methodist Church with participation from United Presbyterian, Methodist, and Church of Seven Dolors. D M A Boyd chairs the organizing committee with Mrs Leonard Idle and Mrs Owen Moore also on the panel. Also noted is S S Bussell visiting home near West Elkton and en route to a soldiers home in Alaska after duty at Fort Riley Kansas since September 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lottie Randolph
Golden Lamb
Marcel
Mable Holthaus
Randolph
Columbus Business and Professional Women's Club
Monroe
Momroe
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian
The
Methodist
Church of Seven Dolors
D. M A. Boyd
Leonard Idle
Owen Moore
Corps
Neal F. Bussell
West Elkton
Bussell
Soldier Home
Alaska
William Fort Riley
Kans
Army
Warren County Red Cross Campaign Opens Across Most Townships
The Warren County Red Cross drive starts this week with a county goal of 8260 and ends March 13. Franklin and Clearcreek townships begin a week later under General Forrest Harding, while other townships conduct house to house memberships. One dollar makes a donor a Red Cross member, with Banks countywide aiding fundraising. The quota rises to 1300 above last year as efforts aim to finish in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Red Cross
Franklin
Clearcreek
Max C Mittelstedt
Forrest Harding
William Harkman
Unwn
Mittelsrecott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler Electric Co-op
Bttos. Nreca
W .R. Joslin
Sidney, O
Ohio
Wes
Axminster
Hollywood
Chrome
Alvin
Aes
GOP
Poasttown Grange
Ge Specker
Homer Weikel
Harry E. Selby
Warren
RED Lantern
Lou King
Down River Boys
Sharonville
Yale
Stern’s
Lownspaper
Rowe-Jordan
Grand Living
Pere
HOMAK
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