Settlement Ends Battle Over Chautauqua Assessments
Valley Viewpoints reports that the Miami Valley Chautauqua Association and Citizens for a Better Chautauqua settled their dispute over annual assessments. The 1964 rate will be $50, same as 1963, with a review next year. The suit in county court was dropped and proxies were declared illegal. Also covered are Franklin City Council jokes about farewells and a flag gifted to Lebanon High School from Capitol atop Kennedy assassination anniversary. WINSLOW
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Miami Valley Chautauqua Association
Citizens For A Better Chautauqua
Mary Lingenfelter
Board of Directors
Citizens Group
Montgomery County
Lingenfelter
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Lebanon High School
Clarence Brown
Seventh Congressional District
Carlisle Board Protests Cut in School Support Funds
The Carlisle Board of Education will protest a 2 to 3 percent cut in Foundation Program funds and mail letters to regional senator and representative. The district plans new evening custodian post, late April or May dedication for a new building, and sets tuition at 20 per class credit for Carlisle students and 30 for nonresidents. A Miami University buses plan, Policy Committee formation, and staff study group for school administration are noted.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Board of Education
FE. S. Brannaman
Miami University
Elmeda Dunnincam
Wanda Propst
Hayward Ball
PTA
Arthur Hanson
Huber Newcomb
Luther Whitt
Clarence Lewis
E. S. Brannaman
State House
Hershell Nickell
Warren Howard
Chautauqua
Seven Mile Juniors Present Comedy Deadly Ernest
Seven Mile Junior class presents the comedy Deadly Ernest in the school auditorium on April 3 and 4. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students. Cast includes Henry Stephens Gladys Sharon Heinzelman Aunt Ethel Cheryl Wheelright and others as listed. The National Honor Society sponsors an Inherit the Wind performance at George Washington Junior High School this evening with attendees named.
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Seven Mile
Ernest
Henry
Stephens
Gladys
Sharon Heinzelman
Ethel
Cheryl Wheelright
Stella
Margaret Butts
Margie
Susan Stout
Pumpkin
Susan Weber
Jil
Cathy Schooley
Clarissa
Marilyn Neal
Ernestine
Mary Kolh
Ernie
John Wilson
Mr Bumpus
Dennis Harmon
Sleepy
David Evans
C. E. Grim
Bill Coffee
Steve Rowe
George Washington Junior High School
Hamilton Civic Theater Group
National Honor Society
Excello Scout Troop Hikes Endurance Trail Near Zanesfield
Excello Boy Scout Troop 9 led by Mr. Nixon completed an eighteen mile endurance hike on the Issac Zone Trail near Zanesfield. Participants included Mike Kinser George Gariston Rodney Hamilton David Hall Keith Johnson Barry Dietz Ron Frazier James Brown Ray Tutt Jim Sausville Micky McGuire Mike Shoemaker Terry Tapp Gary Fitzpatrick David Goodlett and Randy Robillard.
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Excello — Boy Scout
Mr. Nixon
Zanesfield
Mike Kinser
George Gariston
Rodney Hamilton
David Hall
Keith Johnson
Barry Dietz
Ron Frazier
James Brown
Ray Tutt
Jim Sausville
Micky McGuire
Mike Shoemaker
Terry Tapp
Gary Fitzpatrick
David Goodlett
Randy Robillard
Chautauqua 4 H Club Elects Officers at Meet
The Jolly Stitchers 4H Club held an organizational meeting at Mrs. Alden Brown's home with co leader Mrs. Arthur Gross. Donna Brown was elected president and Phyliss Bowman vice president with Lynda Gephart secretary. Deb bie Brown treasurer Kathy England reporter Pam Kruse and Marlene Brown recreation leaders and Melissa Gibson health and safety. The group plans to meet again March 17 at Mrs. Brown's home.
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Chautauqua 4 H
Chautauqua
Jolly Stitchers
Alden Brown
Arthur Gross
Donna Brown
Phyliss Bowman
Lynda Gephart
Debbie Brown
Kathy England
Pam Kruse
Marlene Brown
Melissa Gibson
Monroe Council Approves Wyndcrest Subdivision Plan
Monroe Village Council approved the Wyndcrest Subdivision of 37 lots near Lebanon Hamilton Road owned by Miami Valley Industrial Park with a Bennington Avenue. The panel also moved to study raising a waterlogged stretch, authorize a water contract with the county, and issue $50 000 sewer bonds while planning two new access routes and expanding the council building.
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Monroe
Wyndcrest
Miami Valley
County Commission
Monroe South
Reed
New Rt. 63
Old Rt. 25
Miami Valley Industrial Park
Book Fair Set At Carlisle Elementary April 1 Evening
Over 800 books will be on display at the Carlisle elementary school Book Fair on Wednesday April 1 from 9 p.m. The PTA and librarian Miss Harriet Fealy organize activities for students with a poster contest for grades three to five and prize presentation at the March 23 PTA meeting.
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Carlisle
Knopf
Parttheon
Modern Library
Vintage
PTA
Harriet Fealy
Bonnie Leonard
Eaton Herd Sets Record for milk and butterfat
The Registered Holstein herd owner Paul Proeschl of Eaton Brattleboro Vermont posted a new yearly per cow average of 14 753 pounds of milk and 516 pounds of butterfat from 15 records The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announced the record with Ohio State University supervising the weighing and testing in cooperation with official herd improvement programs
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Brattleboro
Paul Proeschel
Eaton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ohio State University
Holstein Association
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