95 Building Permits Issued Total $640,000 in 1959
Hamilton Butler and county officials report 95 building permits issued in January and February 1959 with a total valuation of $640,100. February alone accounted for $368,300 across 5 permits. Comparative 1958 figures show 56 permits for $368,300 in February and 39 permits for $271,800 in January. Details include numerous township sub divisions and private constructions across LEMON, LIBERTY, MADISON, MILFORD, ST CLAIR, UNION, and WAYNE townships and a Taft High School project in Eaton Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler
Randell Coning
County County
Coning
Hamilton Board of Education
Taft High School
Eaton Rd
Oxford
Reily
Lemon Township
Rader Brown
Bailey's
Tom Baird Jr
Oak Knoll
Standard Oil Co
Yankee
Oxford State
Charles Buchanan
Oxford State Rd
Omar Tibbs
East Grand Place
James Blevins
Liberty Township
James Munifo
Kyles Station
Frank Warburg
LeSourdsville
Millikin
Elmer Simmons
Yankee Rd
Huntsville
Clifford Johnson
Horseshoe Bend Jr
Country Club Acres
Madison Township
Smith Knoll
Sherman Vice
West Alexandria
Elk Creek
Forest Weaver
Rickard Acres
Robert Oaks
Dickey Rd
Fitzhugh Trenan
Richard Acres
Milford Township
Robert Hartman
ST. Clair Township
Kenneth Andrew
Hamilton-Trenton
Kenneth D. Sharp
Cherokee Dr
Sharon Park
Robert Hughes
Clayton Acres
Thomas Rogers
Rogers First
Clayton Rogers
Jackson Rd
Matt Bowman
Rhodes
Shawnee Activities Calendar Offered By Camden Shawnee BPO
The Band Parents Organization of Shawnee School District sponsors the Shawnee Activities Calendar for 1959 1960 as a public service listing family anniversaries church and school events social functions fraternal and civic meetings and the school year schedule including baccalaureate commencement basketball dates and dismissal days. Announcements will note solicitations and solicitors once plans are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Lions Club vs Rotary in court fracas at Eaton High
Tonight at 7 p.m. the Lions Club and Rotary Club clash in a basketball game at the Eaton high school gym. Rotary, coached by William W Hiestand and Dick Holtzmuller, faces Lions led by Jimmy Layland with referees Jim Shute and Bob Bennett. The Rotary lineup includes John Black Jr Reynolds Posey Dick Holtzmuller Alvin Rittz William Heistand Allen Heistand Joe Dafler Lee Neff Dale Harris Gordon Hart Charles Blakeman Bob Barnd Howard Burch and Bill Clayton. Lions players are to include Chuck Johnson Elbert Druley Joe Wolfrey Darrell Wysong Fritz Bunting Jim Eikenberry Lawland Bill Kacuper Gene Ellington Julian Clark Hank Mercer Dr Richard Siehl and Dr John Vosler. The nightcap features Eaton Merchants against Centerville Thorosealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold Posey
Statesville
N.C
Dick Holtzmuller
Farmersville
Alvin Rittz
Arcanum
William W. Heistand
Allen Hiestand
Eaton
Joe Dafler
Lanier
Lee Neff
Camden
Dale Harris
Monroe
Gordon Hart
Jackson
Charles Blakeman
Bonneville
Bob Barnd
Manchester
Iowa
Howard Burch Eaton
Bill Clayton
Lions
Chuck Johnson
Hamilton Public
Elbert Druley
Joe Wolfrey
Darrell Wysong
Fritz Bunting
Jim Eikenberry
Lawland
Bill Kacuper
Richmond
Gene Ellington
Earlham College
Julian Clark
Jefferson
Hank Mercer
Hillsboro
Richard Siehl
Miami U
John Vosler
Piqua
Eaton Merchants
Centerville
Thorosealers
Legislation Would Boost Eaton and Preble County Schools
Eaton and Preble County Schools would gain about 235000 dollars under House Bill 267 based on 1958 state foundation funding. Local districts would see increases from 183013 in 1958 to 227289 for Eaton, with county totals rising from 1013888 to 1207861, as figures are studied by boards.
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Eaton
Ohio House of Representatives
Preble
State Foundation
Department of the
Ohio Education Association
John W Black, Jr
Ralph Mikese
College Corner
Dixon-Ternel
Jackson
Jefferson
Vanier
Lewisburg
Monroe
Shawnee
Verona
West Alexandria
Franklin Fete Reedy Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Charles Harbach and family hosted a birthday party at East Bryant for Mrs Homer Reedy and Robert Reedy. Attendees included numerous local families and guests, with additional celebrations at Chautauqua for Gina Sue Robison who turned four. Weekend visits featured Carl Harris, Joe Coz ner, and a Ripley trip for Fitzgeralds and Scholls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Charles Harbach
East Bryant
Homer Reedy
Robert Reedy
James Gilbert Jr
Milton Lucan
Mason Mendenhall
Edgar Reedy
Richard Bishop
Carl Bowermaster
James Gilbert Sr
William Robison
Chautauqua
Carl C. Harris
Tipp City
Joe Cozner
Dayton
Gina Sue Robison
Gina
Fred Robison Sr
Philip Robinson
Stevie
Billy Robison
Fred Robison Jr
Edw. Fitzgerald
Bessie Berkley
Sarah Jeffery
Martin Reese
Jacob Scholl
John E. Fitzgerald
Ripley
W. Va
Larry Scholl
Miami University
James Clark
Oak Park
Tinois
Scholl
Poasttown PTO Plans Second Grade Program
Poasttown special PTO meeting set for Thursday March 19 at 7 30 in the elementary school auditorium. Second grade will run the program and will request books for the library brought to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Junior Career Night Planned at Monroe High School
Camden notes an annual Junior Career Night set for Thursday March 19 at Monroe High School in West Chester. Vaughn P. Lewis, executive head of Beavercreek Local Schools Greene County, will be the chief speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Monroe High School
West Chester
Vaughn P. Lewis
Beavercreek
Greene County
Local couples visit in Lewisburg and with Gerber family
Collinsville residents Mr and Mrs Robert Ramadell and Mr and Mrs Chester Marsh spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs John Gerber Sr. The R Bunger visit extended to the D C Bunger home in Lewisburg on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramadell
Chester Marsh
John Gerber
Richard Bunger
D. C
Carlisle Party Honors Daughter of Former Pastor
Mrs W M Huntzincer of Middletown hosted a party in Carlisle on Saturday honoring Beatrice B Keiser of Lockport New York daughter of the Rev George Booth a former Carlisle pastor. Attending were numerous local residents including Mrs For est Weiser Mrs Glenn Myers and several others. Mr and Mrs James Gross returned from a Florida vacation and attended the Kilburn Soukup wedding in Middle town First Evangelical Church. Mr and Mrs William Enterman and Karen visited Miamisburg for a birthday gathering for Gordon Michael and Donald Curtis Enderman. Wheatly Warren spent the weekend with his mother in Ewing Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
W. M. Huntzincer
Middletown
Sachday
Beatrice B. Keiser
Lockport
N. Y
George Booth
Forest Weiser
Glenn Myers
Orpha and Blanch Updyke
Dale Wiley
Lammie Bailey
Wallace Chamberlin
John Begad
Germantown
Mabel Linnard
Harold Martz, Sr
Franklin
Walter Williams
Wilmington
Glenna Basore
Granville
R. E. Smith
Hamilton
Leslie Earnhart
Pekin
James Gross
Florida
Kilburn-Soukup
William Enterman
Wheatly Warren
Mary Warren
Ewing, Ky
Trenton High Honor Roll Lists Fifty-One Students
Fifty-one pupils are named on Trenton school honor roll for the fourth period. Seniors lead with twelve. Read lists by grade: Seventh Melvin Davis Steve Depew Beverly Davis Trudy Rosenfelder Phyllis Mullins Nancy Martin Patty Leisner. Eighth David Adrian Carol Hurt Sue Jacobs Shirley Day Charles Gillespie Patti Downing BJ Melloh Joyce Smith Dorothy Loman. Ninth Gerry Alexander Joyce Arrowood Sharon Montgomery Linda Lindsay Marcia Shannon Gerald Murphy Brenda Spicer Charles Lancaster Phyllis Worth Geraldine Wilhoit. Tenth Marilyn Smith Robert Turner Sue Spicer. Eleventh Nancy Garrett David Swig Glenn Blevins Dick Helsinger David Cutter Mike Freeman Paul Back Sandra Lindsay Margo Page Jean Ritchie. Twelfth Mildred Isaacs Thelma Johnson Marla Dennis Phyllis Blevins Sally Flenner Judy King Mary Moore Barbara Wright Kay Kyle June Pendleton Carol Lee.
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Trenton
Melvin Davis
Steve Depew
Beverly Davis
Trudy Rosenfelder
Phyllis Mullins
Nancy Martin
Patty Leisner
David Adrian
Carol Hurt
Sue Jacobs
Shirley Day
Charles Gillespie
Patti Downing
BJ Melloh
Joyce Smith
Dorothy Loman
Gerry Alexander
Joyce Arrowood
Sharon Montgomery
Linda Lindsay
Marcia Shannon
Gerald Murphy
Brenda Spicer
Charles Lancaster
Phyllis Worth
Geraldine Wilhoit
Marilyn Smith
Robert Turner
Sue Spicer
Nancy Garrett
David Swig
Glenn Blevins
Dick Helsinger
David Cutter
Mike Freeman
Paul Back
Sandra Lindsay
Margo Page
Jean Ritchie
Mildred Isaacs
Thelma Johnson
Marla Dennis
Phyllis Blevins
Mrs Hugh Ryle Birthday Celebration At Home
Collinsville special event reports Mrs Hugh Ryle hosted a birthday gathering with family and friends. Attendees included Hugh and Elbert Ryle, Edward Pflanzer and family, Peyton Thornhill and children, Murray McLain, Findlay and Middletown visitors, Luther Beiser visiting Findlay, James Inman and son, John Gerber Sr and family, Thomas Ortman and sons, Paul Gerner and Gomin, and L. C. Bowers household visitors Linda and Billy near Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Hugh Ryle
Hugh and
Elbert Ryle
Edward Pflanzer
Peyton Thornhill
Hamilton
Murray McLain
Middletown
Luther Beiser
Charles Daniels
Findlay
William Inman
Somerville
James Inman
John Garber Jr
Lebanon County groups to reorganize and recognize students
On March 18 the Warren County TB and Health Association will meet at the Golden Lamb for dinner at 6 30 p.m. Dr. Martin Keller of the Ohio Department of Health will speak at the annual reorganizational meeting. The Pleasant Street Academy PTA met Tuesday at 8 p.m. and the Lebanon Girls Bridge Club gathered at the Golden Lamb for a noon luncheon and an afternoon of bridge. Five area high schools’ students won Good Citizenship Tests sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution and will attend an April luncheon at the Golden Lamb. Turtle Creek Chapter hosts the awards, with local winners eligible for higher prizes. Lebanon Chapter No 113 Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner before ritualistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
T.B. and Health Association
Golden Lamb
Martin Keller
Ohio Department of Health
Pleasant Street Academy P.T.A
Earl Why
Donald Evans
Lebanon Girls Bridge Club
Carl Stiles
Lucille Snook
Edgar Sherk
Lister Slagle
Lee Eiler
Zula Harvey
Dayton
Calvin Irwin
Fairborn
Hibbard Johnson
Cincinnati
Kathy Gutheil
Lebanon High School
Allegra Gregg
Franklin High School
Carol Ann Hanson
Carlisle High School
Jane Kenrick
Waynesville High School
Shirley Ann Phelps
o‘Harveysburgh High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Turtle Creek
Annnal
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ohio Wesleyan 75voice A Cappella at Lebanon High
The 75voice A Cappella Choir from Ohio Wesleyan University will give a concert at Lebanon High School on Saturday evening, March 21, presenting a program of vocal ensemble pieces and traditional choral works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio Wesleyan
Lebanon High School
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James W. Fitzpatrick
Miller Heights
Albert Creekbaum
Kenneth R. Duff
Maysfield
George W. Taylor
Mayfield
Charles Spicer
Finley Sr
F. F. Combs
Combs
Herbert R. Martin
Verity Pkvy
Union Township
Smith
Dalewood Subdivision
Dewey Beaty
Cresfield
R. L. Varelmann
Dalewood
Walter Hauche
Fields Ertel Rd
Wayne Township
Glen Withoit
Jacksonburg
George Shaw
Fern
Vilonia
Ark
Shawnee Bpo
Fordens
Boris Cott
Chee
Borden
Bordens
Keaton
Fete Reedy
Qperama Faust” - “la Boheme” “Samson & Delilah
Paghacel
Walt Disney
Seven Dwarfs
LES Sylphides
THE
Black Watch
Ronnie Robertson
Cathy Machado
Jimmy Grogan
Helga
Bobby Specht
Sandy Culbertson
Romayne & Steele
the Old Smooties
Ene Waite
Freddie Trentler
Forge
Larson
Labrecque and
Gray
Dianne Grogan
Paut Castle
Maude the Mule
Dagenham Gut Pipers
Iee Ca'pets
Ice Cadets
Blame News
Cinginnati Garden
Miami Valley News
Journal
Francis Dunlavy
South Main ST
Richard Todd
Betsy Drake
Herbert Lom
Warren Stevens
Ace Asi
Rita Hayworth
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Burt Lancaster
Wendy Miller
oLamrs
Terence Rattigan
John Gay
Delbert Mann Fretaend
Harold Hecht
Ekberg Losr
Ererw Hayden
Ekberg
STEEL
Mado
Valerie
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