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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
18
Children at Franklin’s South School enjoyed outdoor games as spring arrived. Christine Chalmers and Sammy Hacker, both seven, tried kite flying at Germantown while others played rope jumping tag and hopscotch, with boisterous boys piling on a teeter totter for laughs.
Lebanon Warren County Juvenile Court Judge Robert G Ray released a list of juveniles aged 15 to 17 cited for traffic offenses. Offenders include Ted L Maddox Mason speeding 9 mph over limit and Cheryl Homan Miamisburg speeding 25 mph over limit. Officer referees were Wayne T Breeze and James H Obrig. Ray will mail letters to parents to curb careless driving among youths.
The Lebanon Rotary Club announces its annual Pancake Festival for Saturday April 14 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Harold Banta is general chairman with John Peeler assisting. All you can eat pancakes with sausages and trimmings join juices, milk, and coffee. Committees include Procurement led by Marvin Hollings with Berman Ross and others. Kitchen with Tony Young and Vic LeRoy. Finance and Tickets led by Ray Keith. Publicity chaired by Bud Nelson among others.
Franklin Bard Parents sponsor an 8 to 11 p m dance at Franklin High School gym on Saturday April 4 to raise funds for transportation to Indianapolis for the Franklin marching bands May 28 Memorial Day events. Sophisti Cats band directed by George Brewster will perform. Proceeds finance band trip and guests will be hosted by Indianapolis Speedway officials.
Mason Cub Scouts from packs 43 and 59 with parents and leaders finalize a train trip on Saturday March 31 departing 12 30 p m from Mason to Cincinnati for a conducted tour at Union Terminal The event is chaired by Mrs Bennie Edwards and Mrs Ester Tom Walker. Tom Walker a Mason native and UC Tau Beta Pi initiates a note on his engineering study and Navy interest The Civilian Career Day features 18 experts from southern Ohio across four vocational categories presenting to William Masonigh School students who later joined Civitan Club lunch at Dinner Bell Restaurant.
Franklin Ohio Republicans announce a tea at Victory Restaurant hosted by Mrs. William F. Smith from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday with James A. Rhodes as guest of honor. Local candidates from Warren County invited, including county treasurer Russell Dumford. Tea open to the public.
Warren County Sheriff Byron Kennard spoke to the Democratic Women's Club in Gates Room Tuesday. He noted starting with fourteen hour staffing, now 24 hour duty, streamlined procedures, and multi trained staff. He cited prisoner visitor issues, periodic inmate searches, 31 AWOL arrests, 1 782 total arrests, and 132 investigated accidents including 22 fatalities.
Warren County Tuberculosis Association schedules its annual dinner and reorganization meeting at Garden Lamb on Thursday March 29 at 6 0 p.m. Thomas Bhan, southwestern home field counselor, will be the guest speaker on Current Trends in the TB Movement. Blum, former TB controller in Mahoning County, will join in introducing the program. Officers and directors to be elected after the dinner business meeting.
Principal Jame Murphy reports low attendance at the Trenton eighth grade pre registration clinic held Monday night. He cites the meetings aim to boost communication among parents students and teachers and reduce future dropouts through individual conferences with parents of eighth graders entering high school in September.
Forty six Clearcreek Schools students spent a day at the Shrine Circus in Dayton with Lions Club chaperones Mrs James Haskett Mrs J Forrest Burns and Mrs Elmer Gregg The Lions plan an April 2 dinner business session and minstrel practice at the high school cafe serving as disc jockeys Revival services at Church of God continue Scout leaders announced an Apr 2 Cub Scout meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Marcia Don Harshman Little Sisters week ends with an Apr 6 student dance at the high school Readings March 29 funeral for John Points Bill Barry of Reading concludes the senior class events
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