Red-Headed Franklin Cop Returns After 11-Week Illness
Franklin patrolman Ray mond Red Young is back on the job after an 11 week bout with rheumatic fever. He was bed ridden since Christmas week due to a kidney infection and rheumatic fever. City Manager Leland Orendorff approved his schedule to help him recover time. Chief Frank Harbach welcomed his return saying he was missed. The Franklin native began police work in 1948 with the Army unit in Vienna and will mark six years with the Franklin force April 6. He lives at 4298 Pennyroyal Road with wife Eileen and sons Roger and Guy.
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Waynesville Youth Wins Spelling Bee
A seventh grade Waynesville student Richard Lamb who uses braille textbooks won the Warren County Elementary Spelling Bee in Carlisle. Melinda Wakefield and Pam Wolf were runners up and third. First place received cash prizes from the Western Star. Other finishers included Susan Acomb Marianne Whitacre Nancy Duncanson Robbie Taylor Bruce D Louallen Debbie Harcourt and Jackie McCray.
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South Lebanon
Bruce D. Louallen
Debbie Harcourt
Hamilton-Maineville
Jackie McCray
Mason
Shawnee High School Semi Formal Dance Set
Shawnee seniors announce a semi formal dance titled Once In A Blue Moon to be held in the Shawnee gym on March 31 from 8 to 11 p.m. Dean Pottenger and his Camden orchestra provide music. Alumni and adult friends invited. attendees must be ninth grade or older with dates allowed. Admission 75 cents for single and 1.25 dollars per couple. Planning committee includes Jolene Kiracofe Mary McDonel Sandra Withrow and Rose Michael.
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Sandra Withrow
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Little Miami School District Plans Bond Issue Meeting
The Little Miami School Commission will meet March 26 at 8 p.m. to organize a May 3 bond issue. Over 500 district pupils will have half day sessions starting in September due to overcrowding. Half-day or reduced schedules apply to Hamilton Maineville Elementary and Morrow Elementary grades. annex seventh graders will study at Morrow. The high school, built six years ago for 45 pupils, is expected to enroll 650-700 in 1962.
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Traveling animal hospital brings clinic to patients on wheels
Upstate New York veterinarian Dr. Robert H. Briggs pioneers a mobile animal hospital in Cortland offering on site emergency care for dogs cats and farm animals. The nine foot one ton truck clinic includes a portable X ray lab blood testing equipment and a drug dispensary enabling rapid diagnosis and treatment in the field.
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Lebanon Gals Named Delegates to Girls State Event
Six Lebanon High School girls are delegates and six alternates to the 16th Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus June 18 to 24. Delegates Patricia Fear Barbara McMichael Lois Harrison Carole Sturm Molly Corwin and Diana Linkous. Alternates Charlene Sanford Helen Baxley Mary Henkle Joyce Drake Gail Madden Jen Thompson. Sponsored by American Legion Ralph P. Snook Post Legion Auxiliary Oakwood PTO Lebanon BPW Club and Lebanon Kiwanis Club.
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Columbus
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Barbara McMichael
Lois Harrison
Carole Sturm
Molly Corwin
Diana Linkous
Charlene San ‘Ford
Helen Baxley
Mary Henkle
Joyce Drake
Gail Madden
Jen Thompson
Ralph P. Snook
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Waynesville Students Treated to World Affairs Institute
Waynesville High School will send Jeannett Randall and Paul Bugg to the 16th World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati. The theme is The United States and The International Communist Challenge. Delegates are sponsored by Waynesville Rotary Club and will stay at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel March 9 to 31.
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Max Ward Randall
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Northern Rhodesia
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$50 000 Suit Filed In Preble County
A $50 000 damage suit has been filed in Preble County Common Pleas Court for injuries to four year old Earl Rader, son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Rader of Richmond Indiana. Defendant Salley Anne Wysong of Eaton is accused of striking the boy with a car on Maple Street near the Bruce Street intersection on March 21 1960.
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Regular Song Fest at United Baptist Church in Fairview
The United Baptist Church in Fairview plans a regular song fest on Sunday at 2 pm led by Rev. Roy B. Porter. The Willing Workers Society of a local Church of God has a supper set for Saturday evening at the Boy Scout building in Franklin. Danny Carpenter of Gladys Drive is recovering from a tonsillectomy. Mrs. Frank Amburgey and her sons of Dale Avenue attended a funeral in West Virginia Thursday for an uncle.
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Dale Avenue
West Virginia
Mason card club hosts meeting at Wiggin home
Bethany and Don Chalk attended a card club gathering Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiggins in Mason. Mr and Mrs. John Magie are reported as the parents of a new born son.
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Lebanon Teen Lounge to Open Youth Canteen Dance
Lebanon plans a Peppermint Teen Lounge youth canteen with its first event a dance on Sunday March 25 from 2 to 5 pm at the American Legion Hall. Sponsored by American Legion Post 196, admission is 25 cents with a 1 dollar lifetime membership. Dress rules allow neat attire. jeans and collarless shirts are forbidden. A Teen Council will govern with officers and members named.
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Hearing Continued for Preble Township Fight
Eaton and Washington Township face a state law split as county officials weigh city control versus township roles. Bennett argues Eaton holds 70 percent of population and real estate. plan includes Mound Hill Cemetery and a shift of relief duties to the city. Hearing resumes April 23 to confirm boundary descriptions and potential $25 000 yearly savings.
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Washington Township
Everett Nal Renholz
Lloyd B. Bennett
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West Elkton Beechwood Little Leaguers Get Donated Field
Wilson Construction Co. donated a baseball diamond on Rt 122 in West Elkton for Beechwood Little Leaguers with Lions Club as sponsors. Tryouts are the first two weeks of May for boys ages 9 to 13. contact team manager Gordon Chrisman. Sammy Hamilton won first in a local spelling bee. preliminaries at Horace Mann School in Dayton the week of April 23. A Lenten service was held at West Elkton EUB Church led by Rev. Harold Biederman. Ladies Aid met at Lucille Sauer’s home.
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Sammy Hamilton
Lockwood Hamilton
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Horace Mann
EUB
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Greenbush
Ladies Aid Group
Lucille Sauer
Local Club Meetings Reported Across Collinsville and Area
Elk Creek Home Economics group plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Emerson Unzicker in Collinsville with a noon dinner. Busy Bee Sewing Club met at Mrs. Ollive McDonald’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gephart returned from a Florida vacation. Ronald Paugh home from Fort Hamilton Hospital after observation.
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Potter County Home Economics Committee
Emerson Unzicker
Collinsville
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Ollive McDonald
Glen Gephart
Florida
Ronald Paugh
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Dairy Clinic To Be Held In Hamilton
Butler County Dairy Service Unit schedules a 3 p.m. talk on Dairy Cattle Diseases Prevention and Treatment by Dr. H. G. Geyer, Ohio Department of Agriculture, at New Miami High School auditorium. Dairymen are invited. refreshments follow.
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