K U B Pastor Returning To Home State
The Rev. Lloyd E. Davis, pastor of Pleasant Ridge and Jacksonburg E U B churches, will give his final sermons June 6. A successor will be assigned at the Ohio Miami confession session June 8 to 10. Davis will be ordained elder in Illinois on June 24 at Decatur. He will join a new church after the conference. A Champaign County native, he has served since 1950 and will receive a bachelor of divinity from Bonebrake Seminary May 24. He and his wife June have two children Barbara and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Lloyd E. Davis
Pleasant Ridge
E.U.B
Ohio Miami
Davis
Illinois
Decatur
Ill
Champaign County
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
June
Barbara
Larry
Warren County Receives First Car Fee Allocation
Warren County Auditor A. M. Parker reports the first motor vehicle registration fee allocation of 77 683.86 to fund road and bridge projects and county corporations. Lebanon gets 5 868.06 while Butlerville receives 18.02 and other towns receive smaller shares.
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Lebanon
Warren County
A. M. Parker
Parker
Butlerville
Corwin
Franklin
Harveysburg
Loveland
Mason
Morrow
Pleasant Plain
South Lebanon
Springboro
Waynesville
Carlisle Area Social Happenings Highlight Banquet and Events
The Carlisle area reports the New Jersey Presbyterian Church father son banquet set for Saturday at 6 30 in the church social rooms. Ohio Garden Clubs district 3 flower show comes to Dayton Art Institute Saturday and Sunday. Various visits and school activities fill the weekend with guests from Indiana Kentucky and Georgia plus local events at Carlisle School and Chautauqua May Day party at Mrs Evan Hamilton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Ohio Federation of Garden Clubs
Dayton Art Institute
Kindergarden
Carlisle School
Evan Hamilton
Chautauqua
Willard Arent
Hamilton
Don Gingerich
Edgar Cross
Baptist Church Annex
Franklin
Arthur Flinspach
Howard Bishop
Annette Thiel
Luther Thiel
Jo Anne Bishop
Marjory Lewis
Anna Baker
Judy Smith
Leona Rhule
Sondra Gross
Jack Stanley
Russell Tinch
Jim Smith
Jim Ridinger
Jim Fox
Derl McGeorge
Warren County Common Pleas Docket Highlights
Dismissals include John M Browning and Browning Bros v Taul bee Emma Wells v Wells and Dorothy Yunkes v Thompsons. Divorces granted for several pairs. one sheriff service upon minor ordered. New suits list includes Velma Fair divorce and Hedger divorce. Probate notes cover many estates with accounts filed and real estate transfers. Marriage licenses issued for Jeffery Lonicker, Shepherd Bowen, Brock Browning, Mehaffie Stahley.
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John M
Ben Browning
Browning Bros
Finley Taulbee
Emma Wells
Andrew Wells
Dorothy Yunkes
Geraldine
Charles Thompson
John Yunkes
Ramby Lee Yunkes
Anna F. Ramby
Ramby Yunkes
Harry S. Eastman
Joy Sullivan
Sale
Jean Roberts
Albert Roberts Jr
Mabel Sullivan Chriest
Velma C. Fair
James F. Fair
Pauline Hedger
Lawrence Hedger
Alma Kirkham
Charles Wesley Kirkham
Velma IL. Fair
Thelma Donovan
Clarence K. Donovan
Joan E. McGrath
Robert MecGrath
John C
Sylvia M. Moore
Mason Grange
L. M. Ireton
Albert Schutte
Clifford Stitt
Rose L. Fires
C. E. Howard
John G. Gibbs
W. H. McHenry
Dowd Stewart
Harry Benthein
Clara E. Miller
Carl J. Miller
Ahimaaz King
Robert A. King Jr
Gladys Heflin
Herman Hetzler
Ida B. Hetzler
Don House
C. W. Anglesby
A. H. Burns Jr
Merie Jeffery
Franklin
Dorothy L. Lonicker
Richard Grandin Shepherd
H. Cincinnati
Eleanor Jeanne Bowen
Lebanon
Critt Brock
Sara Lou Browning
South Lebanon
William E. Mehaffie
Waynesville
Shirley Stahley
Carlisle
Franklin social notes honor weddings and Sunday guests
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Helsinger and family with Mr and Mrs Robert Hartman of Xenia. Miss Joanne Patterson wed Edward Fisher at Holy Trinity in Middletown with reception at K of C Hall. A shower honored Ruth Tullis and John Brown ahead of their June 5 wedding. Various locals visited relatives and patients across Franklin Middletown and Port William communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Clyde Helsinger
Robert Hartman
Xenia
Clarence Witt
George Deardoff
Joanne Patterson
Edward Fisher
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown
K. of C. Hall
Fred Helsinger
Frank Helsinger
John Tullis
Ruth Tullis
John Brown
John Belick
Redwood
Calif
Walter Deardoff
John Hackman
Mary Lou
Doris Jean Hackman
Edward and Everett Nease
Fred Hackman
Mae Kinder
Lebanon
Ray Kinder
Charles Hartman
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Mildred Hartman
Shirley Owens
Charles Taft
Carlisle
Kyle Cook
Cliff Owens
Elbert Owens
Charles Ary
Port William
Mc Earnhart
Oscar Wade
Miamisburg
C. A. Witteman
Don Miller
William Foley
Sowing seeds for a fall harvest in the garden
Garden guidance explains fall sowing advantages and techniques for vegetables like cauliflower spinach and lettuce. It covers soil preparation with sandy organic mixes deep drills water soaking and starter fertilizer plus timely thinning and weed control for a 60 to 70 day maturity window and cooler nights boost growth.
Garden Hints for Seeds and Soil Care
Practical advice for gardeners covers starter solutions and drills, sowing annual poppies in loose soil, chemical soil conditioners for long term soil stability, lettuce seed germination temps from 60 to 65 degrees, freezing seed between moist cloths if sown in heat, drying seed surface before sowing, and notes on bulbous onions and related lilies. It warns that tree trunks block nutrient flow and can kill trees.
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Harry Hart
Richmond
Ind
C. R. Mount
Genevieve Johnson
Atlanta
Hiram Glass
Phil
Ohio University
Athens
Lisle Kuhns
Paul Yount
Brookville
Robert Spence
Bobby
Owensboro, Ky
Janet
Spences
Nancy
Sherr] Howan
Don Ingabrand
Colle
Oakley McCabe and Son
Warren County Court News
Common Pleas
Pbsecary
Bolens
Husky Garden Tractors
Jacobsen
Eclipse
McCullough Garden
WELTE
West Middletown
Ohio
Snapian
Turtle
Charles
B. P
B.p
Conarroe
DIAL
Poasttown, O
Fred Ingle
Coles Road
McCullough
Frey
South Main ST
Vigoro Fertilizer
Grimes
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Wisconsin
Chrock’s
Yankee
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