Red Cross Drive Set in Warren County
Warren County Red Cross Chairman Mark Clark announces the annual drive in the final stages of organization. Door to door solicitations occur Saturday March 15 with school and business collections beginning Monday. Activities span Lebanon Mason Morrow South Lebanon and Kings Mills. Youth groups from Lebanon and Mason Demolay join for the first time to canvass. Past nine years average donations run about $1000 annually.
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Lebanon
Warren County Red Cross
Mark Clark
Clark
Mason
Morrow
South Lebanon
Kings Mills
Red Cross
Trenton Plans Review Land Use And Traffic Improvements
Trenton planners and consultant Carl Coppes reviewed transportation and land use proposals. The plan targets four worst traffic sites along State Street and urges limiting new industrial zoning within village limits while preserving residential character.
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Jim Friend
Trenton
Village Planning Board
Carl Coppes
Doppes
Mile
Ohio 73
Ralph L. Woolpert
Dayton
State Street
Miami
Pension Benefit Bills In Hopper
Corwin Nixon leads six sponsors for two Ohio bills to improve public employee retirement benefits. The measures, drafted by the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association, would boost pensions for long serving retirees and allow earlier retirement with full benefits for workers over 62 or with long service. The bills also relax the last-ten-years requirement and set 20 years for full benefits for officials and workers over 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Warren County
Corwin Nixon
Ohio Civil Service
New Minister James Stowe Joins Mason Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Mason hires a full time minister of education and music. James Stowe, a native of Trion Georgia, studied voice at Chadek Conservatory of Music and the University of Chattanooga, and graduated from New Orleans Seminary. He is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
First Baptist Church of
Trion. Ga
James Stowe
J. Oscar Miller
Chadek Conservatory of Music
University of Chattanooga
New Orleans
Not All Science In Book At Carlisle Junior High
Carlisle Junior High eighth graders study science theories while seventh graders create space people from home materials. Students avoid purchased items and use scavenged odds and ends. Boys dismantle vacuum motors for wind tunnel blowers and girls craft cardboard airplanes to test flight principles.
Eagle feathers sought for Honey Festival in Lebanon
The Western Star reports a drive to obtain eagle plumage for Chief Redbird’s war bonnets. Elvis Nixon plans a local campaign with Cincinnati Zoo ties to collect molt feathers from eagles, aiming to present them during the Honey Festival September 11 to 14 in downtown Lebanon. City officials, including Mayor Romohr and officials Crisp Cooke Hawke Obrig, anticipate 100000 to 150000 attendees.
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Lebanon
Western Star
Chief Redbird
Hazel Park
Mich
Redbird
Elvis Nixon
Montana
Nixon
Cincinnati
Denny Dalton
Waynesville
Dalton
The
Star
Corp
Charles Guard
Broadway
Mulberry Streets
Lou Romohr
Jerry Crisp
Donald Cooke
Donald Hawke
Jim Obrig
Franklin Man Helped To Train Apollo Trackers
Franklin resident Peter Andronaco, an electronics engineer, built a 1.7 million ARIA simulator aboard a KC-135 to train crews for monitoring Apollo spacecraft. He also helped develop Skywatch radar in Florida to track space junk and trains Air Force personnel to operate the ARIA platform. Andronaco, previously with Bendix on Cape Kennedy programs, now works in GM Frigidaire maintenance in Dayton after moving from Middletown five months ago.
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Franklin
Peter Andronaco
Andronaco
Dayton
David Boulevard
National Aeronautics Space and Agency
Skywatch
Florida
ARIA
Cape Kennedy
Lebanon
Con- Club
Miami University
Space Presbyterian Church
Andronaca
Sanctuary
John C. Waldrick
Houston
NASA
Andronacy
New York City
Patrick Afb
Air Force
Bendix Corp
Douglas
Apollo
General Motors
Frigidaire
Middletown
NLRB seeks union vote for Moser Safe Co. workers
The National Labor Relations Board called for a collective bargaining election for 795 production and maintenance employees of Moser Safe Co. at Hamilton and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Moser Safe Co
Hamilton
Fairfield
Lebanon Post Observes Legion's 50th Anniversary Dinner
The Ralph P. Snook Post of the American Legion in Lebanon plans a dinner dance next Saturday night to mark the Legion's 50th anniversary. Guest speaker is Columbus businessman Charles W. Heacock, former Ohio Legion commander, with Mayor Lou Romohr and several Legion officials on the program. Heacock is a World War II Seabee veteran and current accountant. the Air Force Band will perform.
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Lebanon
Ralph P. Snook
American Legion
Legion
Columbus
Charles W. Heacock
Ohio
Lou Romohr
Ralph Palmer
Ralph Giehls
Ladies Auxiliary
Betty Giehls
Edward Allum
Heacock
Seabees
Air Force Band
Bolens 12 hp compact with versatile attachments and features
The Bolens 12 hp compact offers a shaft type PTO connection and a controlled differential for extra traction on wet ground. It includes two speed ranges for forward and reverse, a parking brake and electric lights, with 25 attachments available for year round versatility.
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Miami Valley News
Jim Williford
Linda Thomas
Helsinger
Kirkpatrick
Coppes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Barnitz Bank
Progress Corner
Central Progress Corner
Carlisle — Science
Carlisle Junior High School
Clyce Helsinger
Franklin Man
Glee Club
HUSKY
Bolens
West Middletown
Lewis
Central Avenue
State ST
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