Carlisle Group In Fund Report
Carlisle Baseball Association releases 1965 financial report detailing income of 3404.23 from concessions donations tree candy moonlight bowls and sponsors and expenditures totaling 1622.14 for equipment 546.08 for lights and 359 for umpires with 75.60 cash balance. Moreland praises sponsors and community backing as 19 teams prepared for another season.
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Carlisle
Clint Moreland
Carlisle Baseball Association
Moreland
Deerfield Levy To Restore Cuts
Kings Mills Deerfield Union Board of Education will restore transportation and other services cut last December if voters approve a six mill operating levy on Tuesday. If approved, the levy takes effect March 21 and includes Title I program participation for remedial and enrichment services.
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Kings Mills
Deerfield Union Board of Education
Star Department of Education
Oxford calls for action on Route 73 bypass
Oxford residents demand rapid improvements to Route 73 after a series of fatal crashes near the town. Hubert Douglass, head of the highways committee, urges Governor Rhodes and the State Highway Director to implement a crash program and grade the hill within weeks, extending the work toward Route 177 and beyond.
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Rhodes
Hubert Douglass
Oxford Community Improvement Corp
Douglass
iMasketer
Rt. 177
Middletown
Safe relocation saga at Hamilton County Courthouse
A century-old safe in the clerk of courts office was replaced during remodeling and a newer smaller safe is stored upstairs. Officials face the challenge of removing the old safe from the third floor while another basement-safe has remained unmoved for years waiting for a solution to transport it out.
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Hamilton
Hampton PTO Views Talent on Junior High Competition
Franklin-A district report recalls Hampton Bennett Junior High PTO meeting featuring a talent contest. The Franklin Flip Twisters topped the event, with members Doug Griffith Ray Hurley Anna Meyer and Carolina Meyer named among participants.
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Franklin
Hampton - Bennett
PTO
Doug Griffith
Ray Hurley
Anna Meyer
Carolina Meyer
Miami Professor Receives Asian Religion Fellowship
Oxford trained Dr. Newell S. Booth Jr of Miami University has been awarded a Fellowship in Asian Religion in Higher Education. He will take leave for 1966-67 to study at a major university or in Asia, then spend summer 1967 in the Middle East. Booth, a faculty member since 1960 and director of the Undergraduate Center of International Studies, is supported by the Danforth Foundation and based in New Haven. He previously led regional church boards and councils and has lectured across Europe and Mexico.
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Oxford
Newell S. Booth, Jr
Miami University
Miami
Booth
Asia
Middle East
New Haven
Conn
Dannforth Foundation
Center of
F.don James
Rhode Island University
Boston
Mass
Hood
Belgian Congo
Europe
Mexico
Youth Center Election Set in Warren County
Three adults from Hollywood will be elected Monday to serve on the Warren County Youth Council at Laura Farm School. The council plans and sponsors programs for underprivileged youth, with babysitting on site by twenty Hollywood Youth Center members. Irma Hochwalt says the elected trio will help raise funds and design activities for the Hollywood Youth Center and Faire Farm summer camp.
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Franklin
Hollywood
Warren County
Laura Farm
Rell School
Warren
Open Heart Surgery Set For Mason Girl
Six year old Pamela Sue Brumagen of 956 Olympia Drive is set for open heart surgery April 7 at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati to repair a birth heart defect. An appeal seeks fifteen pints of blood in Pamela’s name and donors may call 398 4323 to plan a donation. Pamela attends Mason Central School and is one of five Brumagen children.
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Mason
Marson
Pamela Sue Brumagen
Marion E. Brumagen
Olympia Drive
Childrens Hospital
Cinciinnati
Pamela
Mason Central School
Preble Science Fair Winners Named in Valley News
West Alexandria senior John Shock won the senior sweepstakes for his project Mathematical Relationships in Ceramics. Junior high sweepstakes went to Gerald Myers Jr. of Somerville for Embryology. About 240 students entered. district day set for April 2 at Miami University. Harold Shaw chaired the event.
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West Alexandira
John Shock
Raymond A. Shock
Stock Road
West Alexandria
Twin Valley South
Gerald Myers Jr
Gerald Myers Sr
West Elkton- Gifford Road
Somerville
Gratis
Stock
Judge calls Oxford road a booby trap after fatal crash
Judge Clem Imfeld Jr of Butler County Court calls the Rt 73 dip near Oxford a booby trap after two Miami students die in a head on collision with a left of center violation cited. He urges highway study to remove the hump and dip, noting four deaths at the spot since November.
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Gilson Wright
Oxford
Jeai Albuti
A. Rhodes
Mit
State Highway Department
Miing Rt
Miami Uni
Miami
Clem Imfeld Jr
Butler County
Imfeld
Rt. 73
Rt. 177
Ohio
Iinfeld
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Jim Brewer
Lucy Squier
Carlisle High School
Carlisle Lions Club
Ohio University
Capital University
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Kirkpatrick
Carlisle Group
Noel Coward
Mason High Dramatics Club
William Mason High School
Deerfield Levy
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
Pennsylvania
Hampton Pto
Harrisburg, Pa
Boston University
Harvard University
Andover-Newton Theological School
First Methodist
Arlington Heights Methodist
Arlington
New England Conference Board of Social and Economic Relations
Arlington Council of Churches
Newell Booth
Youth Center
Miss Hochwalt
Wm. Schaeffer
Preble
Albers
Donald Dearth
Manchester Avenue
Winston Johnson
East Fourth St
Franklin, Ohio
Ant Ac
Malta
Aries
Cabin
Rendom
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