Spitler Loses GOP Bid in Preble County Sheriff Race
In a Preble County Republican primary Floyd E. Spitler failed to secure renomination for a fourth term, losing to Eaton auto mechanic John J. Stover by 1120 to 853. Archie Wright of Camden received 283 votes. Stover previously served as Eaton police chief and deputy for Spitler, marking his first political run. Other results include Joe E. Lee and Kenneth E. DuBois winning county offices, with Ed Glanider and Albert Tyrell among notable challengers.
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Eaton
Preble County
Floyd E. Spitler
John J. Stover
Stover
Spitler
Archie Wright
Camden
Sheriff Spitler
Lon C. Galyean
Joe E. Lee
New Paris
Kenneth E. DuBois
Ed Glanider
West Manchester
Fair Board
Ge Down
Albert Tyrell
James Geeting
Tyrell
The
Ohio Assn
Allen Lunsford
Clarence Bunn
West Alexandria
Clifford Hawley
Homer Bacon
Walter Pollock
Harold Eikenberry
Tests Start On 2 New City Wells
Two new production wells in the Smith Farm field began testing yesterday under Dan a Kothe director of public utilities. Each well should yield 10 million gallons daily and reach deep Hamilton River glacial fill strata. One well is 19 feet deep the other 177 feet with 26 inch casings. Tests may complete today enabling cleanup of other field wells.
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Smith Farm
Dana Kothe
Public Utilities
Kothe
Hamilton River
Satterthwaite Nixon Win In Warren County
Warren County Republicans backed Corwin Nixon in the primary while Scott McClure fell to Robert K South in the northern area. Sheriff Satterthwaite led Palmer 2 344 to 1 940, with Centers 438. Pearl Graham narrowly won the recorder nomination 2 422 to 2 180. Other county results list South 1 555 and McClure 1 546 in the commission race, plus several minor totals. Democrats total 2 267.
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Warren County
Scott McClure
Robert K
Springboro
Richard Satterthwaite
Ralph A. Palmer
Robey E. Centers
Pearl Graham
Marjorie Brant Terry
Nixon
South
McClure
William Bercaw
Owen H. Harding
Russell L. Kilburn
Jack M. Marshall
Schenck Simpson
Byron JC. Kennard Sr
Bob Turner
Mason
Joe E. Carpenter
Common Pleas
Officers Named At St. Marys PTO for Next School Year
Mr and Mrs Paul Clifton were elected to lead St Marys PTO for the upcoming school year. Dr and Mrs John Varney are first vice presidents, Mr and Mrs William Akers second vice presidents, Mr and Mrs Robert Weatherwax treasurers, and Mr and Mrs Maurice Rohrkemper secretaries. The PTO honored the faculty with gift certificates for record albums and eight grades presented songs poems and playlets.
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Paul Clifton
St. Mary's Pto
John Varney
William Akers
Robert Weatherwax
Maurice Rohrkemper
PTO
St. Mary's
PTO At Oneida Names Officers
Mrs. Joseph George was elected president of the Oneida PTO for the final meeting of the school year held last night. New officers include William Rose as vice president, Mrs. Robert Belcher secretary, and Mrs. Marjorie Daniels treasurer. Plans for the May 2 lawn fete and booth assignments were announced, with a king and queen to be crowned during the fete to coronation music by the school band. Members were entertained by performances from the school band and chorus as part of the May Music Festival set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
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Joseph George
Oneida Pto
William Rose
Robert Belcher
Marjorie Daniels
PTO
Cub Pack 6 Awards Evening at Mothers Day Party
Six members of Cub Scout Pack 6 received advancement awards during the annual Mothers Day party at First Methodist Church. Awardees were Randy Smith Joe Nanamaker Kevon Middaugh Jimmie King Ernest Angelini and Philip Brown. Mrs C E Wintringham gave a lecture and drew illustrations for the program.
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Cub Scout Pack 6
First Methodist Church
Randy Smith
Joe Nanamaker
Kevon Middaugh
Jimmie King
Ernest Angelini
Philip Brown
C. E. Wintringham
Young GOP Sets Plans For Middletown Barbecue
Richard Knox named general chairman of the Middletown Young Republican Club annual old fashioned political barbecue. Paul Martin says May 19 at the Sportsmen's Club with frock coats and string ties. Speakers to be chosen. efforts aim for a standout Republican leader as principal speaker. Hosts to wear tall hats and bonnets expected. event to kick off summer and fall campaigns. California projected to be largest state in 1970 with about 20,296,000 residents, surpassing New York by 250,000.
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Richard Knox
Middletown
Young Republican Club
Paul Martin
Martin
California
New York
Girl Struck by Bat at Junior High Seeks Treatment
A 12 year old girl, Lin Ida Wroda, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wroda of Middle Town Franklin, was struck in the upper lip with a baseball bat at Hampton Bennet Junior High School. She required five stitches and was treated at Middle Town Hospital emergency room yesterday.
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Linida Wroda
William Wroda
Town
Franklin
Middle ‘Town Hospital
Hampton-Bennett Junior High School
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Clerk of Courts
Forest Rodefer
Charles Lock
Eaton’s Village Charter Commission
Andrew W. Coffman
Glen C. Duke
Paul C. Eikenberry
Vernon Eyler
Ralph S. Flory
Wil
Christian Science
J. Lingen Wood
C.S
Vancouver
B.C
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
American Legion Hall
Route 48
Fairgrounds
Lebanon
New City
Schenley Distillers Co
N.Y.C
Aca Ea Ae
Ane
Aco
Ohio
Schenley
Corwin Nixon
Warren C. Young
Court of Common Pleas
John Zopff
John M. Oswald
C. C. Beckett
Russell Dumford
L. F. Wertz
Paul Fitzgerald
Vernon Simpson
Robert G. Ray
Morrow
Stanley E. Kolb
R. Woods
Norma E. Hermett
Carlisle
Edwin N Back
St. Mary’s
Oneida
Young Gop
Make
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Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Reeves Jewelers
Essary
Reeves
Rambler
American Motors
Circle OF Safety
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
America
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Kenosha
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