Symmes land grants fund Lebanon area churches
Speculative land gifts by Judge John Cleves Symmes established perpetual support for churches and schools in the Miami Valley before the Constitution. Funds from section 29 and 16 of his grant are distributed yearly to eligible churches within a defined Lebanon area, with 17 churches filing lists for 1964 allocations totaling modest amounts.
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Lebanon
United States
Miami Valley
John Cleves Symmes
Symmes
Little Miami River
Great Miami River
Ohio River
Ohio
Gible
New York
Congress
New Jersey
Franklin Head Start funds approved for eight week program
The Franklin school system will receive 14000 to run an eight week Head Start program for four and a half year olds. Harald Silverman of SCOPE announced funding from the Office of Economic Opportunity and the program will include field trips and health and dental exams with follow ups.
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Franklin
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Harald Silverman
SCOPE
Davion Scope
Terry
Cinein Tati Zon
Franklin Fire and Police Departments
Library
Hunter Lions Plan Door to Door Fundraiser May 18
Hunter Lions Club members will conduct a door to door canvass in the Hunter area on May 18 to sell light bulbs and brooms as a project to raise funds for Ws treasury.
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Hunter
Hunter Lions Club
New Look For Monroe Swim Club This Year
Monroe swimming club unveils landscaping and painting upgrades at the pool and clubhouse. Larry Heary returns as manager after a successful season and plans an expanded schedule with water shows lifesaving synchronized swimming and other activities.
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Monroe Swim Club
Monroe
Larry Heary
Swim Club
Soldiers Relief Chief Elected in 12th District Meeting
Edgar Williams of Hamilton elected president of the Soldiers Relief Commission for the 12th District Ohio State Association at VEW Post 6069 headquarters. Keller Hoak of Waynesville named vice president. Represented counties were Butler Clermont Hamilton and Warren as they discuss ongoing top level service to veterans.
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Lebanon
Edgar Williams
Hamilton
Soldiers Relief Commissions
Ohio State Association
VEW
Keller Hoak
Waynesville
Butler
Clermont
Warren
Williams
Fashion Show Presented by Trenton High School Girls
The Trenton Wich School Home Economics Department will present its annual Fashion Show Tuesday in the school auditorium. Fashions will be presented by girls in all home economics classes. A PTA meeting precedes the show and refreshments will be served afterward.
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Trenton
Trenton Wich School
PTA
Sheriff Reports 1964 Butler County Civil Sales Near 2 Million
The Butler County sheriff’s office sold about 1.736 million dollars in property during 1964 with 183 sales under Sheriff James Hixon. July saw 30 sales totaling 251 400 dollars while September had 13 sales totaling 251 000 dollars. The civil division served 10 476 papers including warrants divorces subpoenas and notices.
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Cision
Butler County Sheriffs Office
Sherif James Hixon
Hixon
Springboro Honors Athletes At Banquet And Community Events
Springboro plans its annual dinner honoring varsity and junior athletes with coaches and cheerleaders present. Ohio University athletic director William Rohr will speak as community groups like Rural Life Sunday and the 4H Club hold events in May and June including a Memorial Day parade and a trip to New York City for graduating seniors.
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Springboro
Hon' Athletic Association of Or
Cheerlead
Clearcreek
William Raser
Warren Johnson
WPFA
William Rohr
Ohio University
Springborn High
New York City
Glenn Clarkston
Springboro Lions Club
Carl Hirschback
Kings Mills Holds Spring Fashion Show at High School
Kings Mills showcased eighty home economics outfits in a high school gym with first place awards to Linda Norwood Linda Armstrong Doris Halcom Janet Parker Mary Kesterson and Leslie Evans A career day featured booths from business schools civil service barber and beauty programs nursing the armed forces and the state highway patrol The Society of Poets and Authors will publish They Say I Am Free a poetry and short story collection by Kings Mills High students Wayne Yost and Martha Garland received special mention from the Poetry Press
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Kings Mills
Linda Norwood
Linda Armstrong
Doris Halcom
Janet Parker
Mary Kesterson
Leslie Evans
Businesse
Civil Service Barber and Beauty Schools
Nursing School
Armed Forces
State Highway Patrol
Society of Poets and Authors of
Kings Mills High
Wayne Yost
Martha Garland
The
Poetry Press
Red Lion Church Notes May Activities and Mother's Day Plan
Red Lion Methodist Church will honor all mothers on Mother's Day with prizes for oldest and youngest mother. May 10 official board meeting at 8 p.m. at the church. May 23 jail service at 2 30 p.m. at Warren County Jail in Lebanon. May 30 Reverend Harley Fiddler to speak at South Lebanon Memorial Day service.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Mason
Deerfield Township
Mason Methodist Church
Mason Presbyterian
Red Lion Methodist
Clearcreek Township
Grant
Church of God At
Lebanon
Fellowship Church
Columbia Road
South Lebanon
Red Lion
Warren County
Harley Fiddler
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Turtlecreek Township
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Eli
Silverman
Dewitt Terry
Warren County Museum
Aproval
Terry Sail
Hunter Lions Planning Sale
Ws Treasury
Ralith
Commonwealth Now
Commonwealth
Central Ave
Main
Middletown
OTN
By Pau Strigerwald
Todd
Franklin, Ohio
Fairlife
Giovinyl
Aluminum
Cadillac
Vin Ramic
Producted General Pool Corporation
America
Todd RD
Aylor Jome Improvement
Todd Road
K Fashion Show
Civil
Valley’ News
Springhorn Grange
Grange Hall
Lee Kreider
Springhorn Fur Church
Grange
MH 4H
Linda Alexander
Kings Mills High School
Detly
Weatil Neen
Wim. Schaeffer
Bschomer
Central
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Safeny
Tita
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