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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
26
Carlisle village leaders discussed annexation pros and cons with property owners Coleman Platt and Bud’s Trailer Court. No action was taken as the group explored potential advantages and drawbacks.
Carlisle Concert Band presents a compressed program with condensed pieces and witty narration by Patrick Wright while the Carlisle Symphonic Choir, soloists Linda Lewis and Alan Back, and Carlisle majorettes share the stage. The night features a dean conducting lesson by Robert Colburn and ends with Cindy Gephart and the Dixie Combo performing.
A new FATON A Conservation 4H Club will be organized in Preble County with a meeting on March 24 at 7 30 p m in the Court House. Gary Duke of Eaton will serve as club advisor with Junior Leaders John Swank and Gary Cochran of Lewisburg. Members must be 12 to 20 as of January 1 1964 and activities will include wildlife production field trips and educational programs.
The Preble County Junior Fair Board sponsors a record hop at Lanier School from 9 to 11 p m on Saturday. Bob Holliday of WING Radio will spin the discs. Proceeds fund the Jr. Fair King and Queen Contest at the Preble County Fair.
Red Lion area social notes list gatherings and visits. Families including Nunns, Seaman, Noble, Swartzel, Burnside, Hirschback, and Hendrickson are shown hosting or visiting in Berea Eaton Germantown Union Road and nearby communities with Reverend Harley Fiddler delivering a Youth Rally Day talk.
The American elk or wapiti, termed so by the Shawnee Indians, is the second largest deer species worldwide after the moose.
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