Agronomist Advises Use Of Adequate Fertilizer
Ohio farmers plant thousands of acres of corn aided by weather forecasts. Agronomist Harry La Cook of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association says proper fertilizer and cultural practices can yield about 100 bushels per acre, with nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash amounts specified for high yields. He argues fertilizer is essential for lower cost per bushel and higher income, noting costs per extra 50 bushels are less than 30 cents per bushel.
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Golumbus
Weatherman
Ohio
Harry la Cook
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Cook
Cook Dee
Preble County Music Festival Features Large Camden Choir
Camden hosts the Preble County Music Festival at the new high school auditorium with 150 voices in an all county chorus. William Ampel of Lima Central High School guest conducts while Miss Goldie Lenning directs the program with soloists and ensembles from multiple area schools including Jefferson, Verona, Union, Jackson, West Alexandria, Camden, College Corner, Gratis, and Lemon Monroe.
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Verona
Grebe Wien
O Toletors
Union
Donald Jefferies
Jackson School
Ruth Burkett
West Alexandria
James L. White
Camden
Oscar Bilger
College Corner School
Barbara Dean
Gratis
Grace Caplinger
Lemon-Monroe
Mable Wolfe
Tempel
Social and club notices in Springboro and vicinity
Springboro board of education met with Superintendent Emery hosting. Five Hundred Club hosted by Miss Marie Marstall. One to Four Club invitees to Mrs Mae Shaffer in Franklin. Grange, EUB Church, and North Clearcreek Farm hold meetings. Local social events include dinners, trophies awarded at Pinochle and Bridge clubs. Mr and Mrs Norman Frankenstein attended Cincinnati for a family death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Clearcreek Township
Stanton
Jene
Stanley Fry
Louie Vey
Be Leics
Rant Fry
Jesse Brandenburg
Chelmer Brandenburg
Don Watkins
Clint Hutt
Wand
Wilbur Hutt
Ridgeville
William Hutt
Hutte
Willard Allen
Clyde Campbell
Eugene Kessing
Chalmer Brandenburg
Springboro Bridge Club
Don Sellers
Don Rogers
Emma Jane Null
Ladies Aid Society
EUB Church
Ida Frankenstein
Noel Easton
Eteee Lee
Ed Leether
Franklin Mayor Fines Motorists
Franklin mayor J. T. Riley presided as motorists from Miamisburg Dayton and Franklin faced fines. Bullett DeBush got 25 and 10 dollars with costs for registration and reckless driving. 25 suspended. James Salley paid 25 and 10 for no license and reckless driving, with 25 suspended. Ralph DeHart received 10. Ronald Curtner 25 with costs for speeding, Curtner’s 25 suspended. State patrol cases: Virgil Armstrong 25 and 10 for reckless operation. Raymond Trammell 10 for speeding.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Bullett DeBush
Miamisburg
James Salley
Dayton
Ralph DeHart
Ronald Curtner
Lebanon Knotholers Enter Hamilton County League Play
Lebanon class A and B Knotholers invited to join Hamilton County league's northeast district. They opened the season against Montgomery teams on Montgomery's diamond Saturday. Opportunity to join the league came unexpectedly but is hoped to yield a competitive record in their first year of organized play. A few games will be scheduled on local diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Hamilton County League
Montgomery
Librarian to Speak at Monroe Banquet
Ernestine Roude bush Middletown librarian will be guest speaker at a Mother Daughter banquet hosted by the Women of Christian Service of the Monroe Methodist Church. Dinner at 6 30 May 12 at the Ca Recreation Hall. Mrs Darwin Kimble leads the program assisted by Mrs Marvin Carpenter and Mrs Russell Hietehue. Reservations by May 7.
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Monroe
Ernestine Roudebush
Middletown
Women's of Christian Service
Monroe Methodist
Darwin Kimble
Marvin Carpenter
Russell Hietehue
Local families host dinners and weekend visits in Cen terville area
Sunday dinner guests included Miss Alice McCormick of Centerville with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen and son. Several lists of visitors span Dayton, Brookville, Waynesville, Miamisburg, and Middletown, noting hosts like Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor, Mrs. Emma Jane Null, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchinson. Newly elected WSCS officers named and a MiddletownMethodist course planned for May 4.
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Alice McCormick
Centerville
Charles Allen
Harley York
Brooky
H. E Shetterly
Anna Eenmaen
Dayton
Willard Taylor
Edward Moore
Lexington
Milo Beck
EE. Lattringer
Heston
Emma Jane Null
Charles Heston
Bert Sheehan
Son
Ridgeville
Alvin Earnhert
Waynesville
Revert Montgomery
Harold Montgomery
Everett Sweny
Miamisburg
Prickett
Harold Hutchinson
Medway
Sia
Eanenses McCuedy
Kes Hutchinson
W. MH
Dearth
Lytle
WSCS
John River
Gladys McClann
Pauline Fe
Darrel Bogan
T Stethodion Church
Middletown
C. D. Crockett
Walter Sheehan
Elmer Sheehan
Leonard Harbaugh
W. T. Tullis
Abbie Graham
Mere
Orissa Hayner
Aeree Sedenstick Allen
Janet Mewthorne
Franklin
Mary Susan Phillips
Allan
W. S. Hogg
J. M. Hogg
Sallee Magruder
Anna
Louis Hormell
Elis Athaway
Ores
Camden and area clubs schedule midweek meetings
Camden church choir meets Thursday evening. Kings Mills Alumni Association gathers Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the school. Mothers Day banquet at New Jersey Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 630 p m. Ladies Aid groups meet at homes on Wednesday and Thursday. Springboro hosts One to Four Club and Grange gatherings. North Clearcreek Farm Council meets Thursday at the Stanton home. Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid also meets Thursday afternoon. Germantown hosts a Masonic Lodge special and Horace Irvin Lodge play. American Legion Auxiliary meets Wednesday at the Legion home. Faton civic groups plan Memorial Day events at the courthouse. officers training day in Middle town First Methodist Church at 10 a m. Home Demonstration Council meets Wednesday at Hamilton YWCA. Jacksonburg Wayne Township School music pupils present a spring program Wednesday evening.
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Springboro
Mae Shaffer
North Clearcreek
Horace Irvin
American Legion of Auxiliary
Legion Home
FATON
First Methodist Church of
Middletown
Women's Society of Christian Service
Amanda Methodist Women Meet at 7 30 P M Wednesday
The Womens Society of Christian Service of Amanda Methodist Church will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday in the church venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
Amanda Methodist Church
Wedneelay
Community sing at Monroe church Wednesday evening
A community sing will be held at Monroe United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 pm on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Long Range Farm Program Is Discussed With Congressmen
Ohio farmers from all districts pressed their congressmen in Washington on long range farm policy. The group met with Secretary Brannan and Senator Aiken, heard Farm Bureau testimony, and planned May advisory meetings to gauge farmer wishes before changes proceed.
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Ohio
Washington
Robert S. Peeile
Sabina
Ohio Farm Bureau
Tion
D. R. Stanfield
Orion
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Agriculture Committee
Trey
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Stanfield
Thursday Community Sing Planned at Monroe Church
A community sing will be held at Monroe United Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m Thursday. Earl B Johnston evangelist youth leader and radio singer will lead the union service. Special numbers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe United Presbyterian Church
Earl B. Johnston
Sixty-Five Attend Pythian Magi Dinner and Night
Sixty five persons attended the Knights of Pythian supper and Family Night at the lodge rooms on Saturday evening. Bernard Kesling provided entertainment with magic acts and stage routines.
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Springboro
Knights of Pythian
Bernard Kesling
West Side School room mothers hold final meeting this term
Several local families gathered at various homes this weekend for dinners and visits. Notable events included Laura Farrell hosting teachers and cafeteria staff at the Peerless Pantry in Miamisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steigerwald of Middletown hosting guests from Middletown and River areas. A late note mentions Mrs. Eline’s 82nd birthday on May 5.
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Eaton
John
Baker and Family
Baker
Laura Dale
Newark
Clarksburg
W. Va
David Bentley
Paul Steigerwald
Middletown
John Baker
Betty
Lena Baker
Stull
Oxford
P. A. Locke
Walter House
Jacob Scholl
Jerry
Larry
Donald House
David
Eline
Springboro PTA Postpones Meeting
Springboro Parent Teacher Association postpones its meeting citing scheduling conflicts. The event is moved from May 9 to an evening program yet to be finalized, with teachers aiming to prevent disruptions and ensure participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro Pta
Candidate Minister To Preach Sunday
Carlisle The Rev. L Meyer will preach a trial sermon as a candidate for minister of the Presbyterian Church on May 7. On May 14 a congregational meeting will be moderated by Rev. 4 Miller. Gold will be s
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Carlisle
L. Meyer Wil
Minster of
The
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Meeting
Miller Gold
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club Meets at Town Hall
Members of the Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club are invited to a meeting at 1 p.m. at the town hall to discuss spring flowers and garden plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Auxiliary to Meet Germantown
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its meetings on May 13 at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
American Legion Auxiliary
Wae
the Legion Home
Annual Luncheon Held by Germantown Club
The Twentieth Century Club of Germantown met at Carlisle Presbyterian Church Parlors for its annual luncheon. Miss Edna Chamberlain Carlisle was the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Twentieth Century Club
Germantown
Presbyterian Church
Edna Chamberlain Carlisle
Collision damages two Camden autos
Collision on Cottage Street left two Camden cars damaged. One car owned by Robert Shaw, Shaw's Grill proprietor, was backed into by an unknown driver. the other, James E. Thompson's, a recently purchased new vehicle, sustained rear damage. Shaw said the other party took his car without permission and he did not know who backed into Thompson's car.
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Camden
Cottage St
North Main
Robert Shaw
Shaw's Grill
James E. Thompson
Joe Lee Shaw
Thompson
Shaw
Ten Year Old Boy Breaks Left Leg
Jimmy Updyke ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Updyke is confined with a broken left leg after a bicycle fall. He attends Central School and will miss about eight weeks of the term.
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Franklin Jimmy Updyke
Harry Upke
Orth River Street
Jimmy
Central School
Television Orchestra To Play For Dance At Springboro High
Jim S and his Blue Grass Ramblers of WCPO will furnish music for the Parent Teachers Association dance at Springboro High School Saturday evening. A floor show will be presented by additional talent from WCPO. This will be the last semi monthly dance of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Jim S
Blue Grass Ramblers
WCPO
Parent Teachers’ Association
Springboro High School
Two Church Groups Schedule Meetings
In Trenton the CIC Class of the Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Isabel Briton in Oxford. Another gathering will be held Monday at the home of Mrs C D Muchmore with Mrs A Anger as assistant hostess. A flower exchange will be included.
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Trenton
The
Presbyterian Church
Isabel
Miami Music Pupil Delivers Piano Recital at Miami University
Miss Joyce Eldridge of Franklin performed a piano recital Sunday afternoon at Miami University in Oxford under the School of Fine Arts. Attending were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eldridge, Charles Bridge of Franklin, and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Humphrey and Janice and James Squire of Wyoming, Ohio.
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Franklin
Joyce Eldridge
Miami University
Oxford
School of Fine Arts
Roy Eldridge
Charles Bridge
Gerald Humphrey
Janice
James Squire
Wyoming
Ohio
Get-Together Club hostesses luncheon at Golden Lamb
Mrs J M Arnold hosted a Friday luncheon for Get-Together Club members at the Golden Lamb with guests including Mrs Robert King and Mrs J L Roberts. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs John Blair Mrs W L Talbott and Mrs Ray Law. other games prizes to Mrs Greig Walker and Mrs Herbert Fogle. More club events and social notes follow including a Two-Table club dinner at Maple Ave and a two-week southern states tour by Mr and Mrs Charles Kunker and daughter Charlotte.
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Lebanon
J. MH. Arnold
Golden Lamb
Robert King
J. L. Roberts
Richard Wood
Alfred Brant
Gardner Townsley
Robert M. Blair
Bridge
John Blair
W. L. Talbott
Ray Law
Mrs. King
Canasta
Greig Walker
Herbert Fogle
Summit
Gene Eltzroth
Eltzroth
Frank Sibey
Thomas York
Jolfm Paul
Orville Keever
Brant
Keever
Maple Ave
Dudley Graham
Vail James
Jearson
Terry
Alva Coates
Charles Kunker
Charlotte
Lemon-Monroe Senior Class Sets Play Date
Lemon-Monroe High School senior class presents Don't Keep Him Waiting a three act play in the auditorium at 8 p m Thursday May 11 directed by Fred The cast features Billi Oglesby as Jeff Ramble Joan Ballard as Toodles Barbara Hill as Betty Jim Weir as Owen Marcella Gehron as Selina Charles Moore as Chester Barbara Mason as Jinny Joanne Clarke as Sally Lou Reva Moore as Minerva Lawrence Herring as David Vance Garry Smallwood as Amos Atkins John Linn OToole as a cab driver Ruby Traggle is the stage manager Jackie Staton Jenny Rothfuss promoters stage crew includes Vernon Craig Arnold Gehron Larry Crist Roger Gillespie Dick Noe dependents in charge of properties Make-up program committee and ushers listed.
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Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
Anne Coultar Martens
Fred
Billi Oglesby
Jeff Ramble
Joan Ballard
Toodles
Barbara Hill
Betty
Jim Weir
Owen
Marcella Gehron
Selina
Charles Moore
Chester
Barbara Mason
Jinny
Joanne Clarke
Sally Lou
Reva Moore
Minerva
Lawrence Herring
David Vance
Garry Smallwood
Amos Atkins
John Linn
O'Toole
Ruby Traggle
Jackie Staton
Jenny Rothfuss
Vernon Craig
Arnold Gehron
Larry Crist
Roger Gillespie
Dick Noe
Betty Sponsel
Pat Brown
Preble Grand Jury Returns 6 True Bills
The May term of the Preble County Grand Jury returned six indictments by foreman Roy Smith. Open bills named Richard Van Camp Eaton for grand larceny, George McCoy Jackson for breaking and entering, and John Captain Eaton for forgery. Roy Albert Luerr’s case for non support was passed. another secret case was ignored by the panel of seven women and eight men. Twenty four witnesses were examined across eight cases, with the jury noting jail and detention quarters were in excellent maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Preble County
Roy Smith
Richard van Camp
George McCoy
Jackson
John Captain
Roy Albert Luerr
Julian Clark
Sher
20th Century Club Annual Day in Germantown
The Twentieth Century Club of Germantown held its annual day meeting at Mrs. Fred Keiser’s home then traveled to Carlisle for lunch at the Carlisle Church. Scout Thirkield of Franklin spoke on Fashion Is My Business and Mrs Edna Chamberlain of Carlisle spoke on What Shall I Do With These Flowers. This was the last meeting of the season. committee members were Mrs. John Begard, Miss Paul Bressler and Mrs. Kelver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Twentieth Century Club of
Fred Keiser
Carlisle
Scout Thirkield
Franklin
Edna Chamberlain
John Begard
Paul Bressler
Kelver
Class To Meet Germantown At Methodist Church
The Young Adult's Class of the Methodist Church held its class meeting Monday night at the church with John and Tim Emiley as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
The
Methodist Church
John
Tim Emiley
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