Lemon Township Board Presses Merger Conditions
Lemon Township Board of Education reiterates that proposed transfer of Lemon Local School District to Middletown requires action by the County Board of Education. It defends its May 7 letter accepting proposals and urges completion of petition circulation for final county action. The dispute centers on financial disclosures and board access to contracts prior to transfer.
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Ross Snyder
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Demon Local Board of Educon
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Lemon Local Board of Education
Lemon Board of Education
Middletown JA crowns Bill Enz and Maryann Dennis king and queen
Bill Enz the 1953 54 president and Maryann Dennis secretary of Middletown Junior Achievement were named 1954 king and queen at JA’s 14th annual banquet in the Manchester Hotel. About 350 supporters attended as awards, scholarships, and honors were presented, including long service tributes to C. H. Murray and Evelyn G. Day.
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Bill Enz
Maryann Dennis
Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Miami University
Bill
Maryann
C. H. Murray
Ja’s
Evelyn G. Day
Armco Steel Corp
Business and Professional Women's Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Priscilla Crafters
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Middletown Junior Achievement
Lemon-Monroe High School
Winford Lawson
Gene Dennis
Donna Goforth
Paul Morrow
Pat Viel
Mike McClure
Carol Carr
Phyllis Howard
Marlene Thomas
Wanda Hogg
Elizabeth Barnes
Doug Adler
Phil Price
M. G. McCall
U S Lets Japan Take Two Destroyers on Loan
Tokyo and Washington signed an agreement transferring two U S destroyers and two destroyer escorts to Japan on a loan basis aiming to bolster defense cooperation and regional balance of power.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U.S
Children Playing With Fire Blamed for Barn Blaze
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh said children playing with fire caused a two alarm blaze that destroyed a barn and damaged three homes and three garages on Finley Street and Taylor Avenue. The fire spread to nearby homes, with total losses across multiple properties and vehicles. Firefighters used over 1590 feet of hose as they battled the three hour blaze and also responded to a roof fire at R. E. Weller’s home and a car fire on Ninth Avenue.
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William Fishbaugh
Finley Street
Taylor Avenue
Fishbaugh
Ralph Hunter
Central Avenue
John J. Williams
Taylor St
Williams
Meadowlawn Church of God
Ray Barnard
Taylor Ave
Bert Moon
Leo Smith
Finley St
Mayfield Pastor to Speak at Monday Service
W. E. Budget, pastor of the Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church, will speak Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the D of A Hall. Budget recently returned from a five month speaking tour of the British Isles. Miss Barbara Budget, his daughter, will perform piano and vocal selections. Elder and Mrs. Bert Perkins sponsor the event. a cottage prayer meeting led by Mrs. Perkins will follow next Wednesday at 1 p.m. at 823 Forest Ave., Franklin.
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Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Wales
England
D. of A. Hall
4Th
Main Streets
Franklin
Budget
United States
British Isles
Barbara Budget
Open Bible School
Dayton
Elder
Bert Perkins
Perkins
Allan Walters
Forest Ave
June Induction Call For Ohio Draft Draftees
Seventy two registrants from the 872 men in June’s induction call in Ohio will be sent by the local draft board on June 3. Eligible volunteers or delinquents may alter the count. Counties listed include Butler Montgomery Preble and Warren with small numbers noted.
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Toay
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Montgomery
Preble
Woerren
Parade to proceed around Middletown for King Brothers Circus
Despite city rejection the King Brothers Circus plans a 11 30 a m parade spanning 1 75 miles outside Middletown city limits from Pinta Avenue Buena Vista to S Main Street and back. State Highway Department and Patrol authorize traffic control. parade precedes 2 and 8 pm shows with 16 elephants and other acts.
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King Brothers Circus
Middletown
Lyman Nein
North
King Brothers
S. Main Street
Gallaher's Drugs
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Toastmasters Hear Student Bert Sheard at Club Evening
Bert Sheard a junior at Middletown High School and winner of the Knights of Pythias speech contest spoke on A Good Sport Behind the Wheel at the Toastmasters Club gathering. Other speakers included Robert Mueller Frank Troutvine Jr Steve Gardner and William Long with James Martin as Toastmaster.
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Bert Sheard
Middletown High School
Knights of Pythias
Toastmasters Club
Sheard
Robert Mueller
Frank Troutvine Jr
Steve Gardner
William Long
James Martin
John Brannon
Paul Arnold
John Kaufman
Rev Jung Re elected Synod President For Year
The Rev Harold H Jung of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church was re elected president of the Southwest Ohio synod at its spring meeting in Dayton. He will serve another year as the Rev C K Gebhart of Hamilton was chosen vice president. The convention covers 108 churches and votes today on whether to make the presidency full time starting next year.
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Harold H. Jung
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Southwest Ohio Synod
Dayton
Jung
C. K. Gebhart
Hamilton
Synod
City Catching Up On Delayed Sidewalk Repairs
City Manager Howard Kramer says contractor Don Broughton has begun repairing sidewalks delayed from the 1952 and 1953 programs. Costs average about 60 cents per square foot, with notices already sent and options to pay cash or levy as a special assessment. The 1954 program extends to sidewalk work and await bids at the next City Commission meeting.
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Howard Kramer
Don Broughton
Kramer
Broughton
Sidewlak
City Commission
Yankee Pasha and Great Diamond Robbery at Paramount
At Paramount shows Yankee Pasha at 1 30 4 20 7 10 and 10 00 p.m. Great Diamond Robbery screens at 3 05 6 00 and 8 50 p.m. Strand offers Thunder over the Plains at 1 45 5 10 and 8 30 p.m. Tall in the Saddle plays at 3 20 6 40 and 10 00 p.m. on Friday. Saturday schedules repeat with shifted times: Thunder over the Plains at 1 15 5 05 and 8 25 p.m. Tall in the Saddle at 2 45 6 35 and 9 55 p.m.
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Paramount
Deadline Approaches For Personal Property Tax Payment
Deputy county treasurer Carl Wedekind reminded residents that the personal property tax is due tomorrow by noon. A 10 percent penalty applies to bills not paid by then, with the deadline only affecting bills due June 1. The treasurer’s office will be open 8:30 to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 to noon Saturdays.
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Carl Wedekind
Wedekind
Plans For Concert By Van Buren Junior High Band
The Van Buren Junior High School in Kettering Village will present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the high school auditorium. Conductor Paul Shartle, a Middletown High graduate, leads a group praised by Joe Franklin as one of the finest bands in the nation. The program includes works by Fillmore Saint-Saens Hanson Darcy Walters Herbert Ponce Hill Bagley O Neill Adams and Romberg with soloists Gary Jordan Floyd Evans Dennis Sakda Jim Johnson Bob Shawhan and Bill Irelan.
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Kettering Village
Paul Shartle
Middletown High
Joe Franklin
Fillmore
Saint-Saens
Hanson
Darcy
Walters
Herbert
Ponce
Hill
Bagley
O'Neill
Adams
Romberg
Gary
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