George Henkle Re-elected Leader of Little Miami Inc
George Henkle is re-elected president of Little Miami Inc. at Lebanon with a largely new top team. Carl Rahe becomes LMS vice president. Jim Robey is secretary. Corwin S. Fred serves as treasurer. Six committees form to manage river protection and related work.
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Cincinnati
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Dayton Journal Herald
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Unions Plan Contract Conference in Cincinnati
Building trades unions from a 300 mile radius around Cincinnati plan a conference day at Cincinnati Gardens. Members will be released from work to attend and hear speakers including William C. Sheehan Sammy Edzelle Skip Martin and Martin Graham as they aim to boost cooperation with industry and update on economic conditions.
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Cincinnati Gardens
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Aparies
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Butler
Clermont
Hamilton
Ohio
Kentucky
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Sammy Edzelle
Afl-Cio
Skip Martin
Kentucky State Building Trades
Martin Graham
Ohio Building Trades
Gratis Banquet Set for Saturday at School Gym
The 1969 Gratis school alumni banquet will be held Saturday in the school gym. Reservations close tonight. contact Marjorie Schilling at 787 5874. Alumni President Judy Thomas says the theme is country and western.
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Gratis
Marjorie Schilling
Judy Thomas
Shiloh PTA to Meet at Eagewood High Tomorrow Night
Shiloh PTA of Eagewood Local School District will meet at the high school tomorrow night at 7 30. Hostess Shirley Lovely will welcome attendees. The agenda includes installation of new officers a home economics style show and an industrial arts listing. Films for children will be shown.
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Shiloh Pta
Eagewood
Shirley Lovely
Lisning
Ex-Trenton Principal Receives Doctorate Next Month
Harry H. Bell Jr., former Trenton High School principal and Middletown teacher, will receive a Doctor of Education degree from Indiana University next month. He now serves as assistant professor at Ball State University and has taught at IU Gary campus Berea College and Miami University. He earned a Bachelors from Springfield College an MS from the University of Illinois and an MEd from Miami.
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Indiana University
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Ball State University
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Gary
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Maple Park
Springfield
Mass
University of Illinois
Miami
Carlisle Ladies Auxiliary Backs Concession Stand Project
The Carlisle Base Ball Association auxiliary votes 3500 to build a new concession stand at the Carlisle Little League field. Fathers of players will construct a stand valued about 2500, with labor and materials donated by volunteers. The stand funds the summer program as 259 boys aged 7 to 15 join 19 teams for the season starting May 26. A team representative will ride in the Memorial Day parade. The Weather Bureau in Washington marks centennial planned for next year, dating to 1870.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Baseball Association
Boro Names Cheerleaders for 1969 70 at Springfield High
Spr ingboro High School selects varsity and reserve cheerleaders for the 1969 70 year. Varsity includes seniors Janet Dalton Mary Jones Debbie Haskett Pat Neff and juniors Kathy Howard Donna Dalton. Alternates are Elaine Kemper and Debbie Lackens. Reserve team is continued.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Janet Dalton
Mary Jones
Debbie Haskett
Pat Neff
Kathy Howard
Donna Dalton
Elaine Kemper
Debbie Lackens
Cathy Priest Installed as Worthy Adviser of Franklin Rainbow Girls
Mrs Cathy Priest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Priest was installed as worthy adviser of Franklin Assembly No 51 Order of the Rainbow for Girls in the 74th annual installation at the Masonic Temple. Her theme is peace with white dove colors yellow and white roses and song You'll Never Walk Alone.
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Ralph Priest
Forest Ave
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Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Tax deduction use declines after rate rise
The 10 per cent standard deduction for earnings under 10000 was adopted by over 75 percent of taxpayers when first introduced. With rising tea, its use has fallen to about half of filers.
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Washington
Mason Group seeks new access to I-7 and industry
The Mason Development Committee aims to extend Ohio 741 from U S 42 to Interstate 71 to lure industry. Led by Dave Lutes, the group cites the Mason Master Plan and Warren County Planning Commission. Speakers Art Easton and William Killen outlined the project at the first meeting.
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Mason Master Plan
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Art Easton
Warren County
William Killen
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
TVA Builds Largest Coal Plant in Cumberland City
The Tennessee Valley Authority is constructing its largest coal fired steam plant at Cumberland City Tennessee. The facility will house two 1 3 million kilowatt generating units with operations slated for 1972 and 1973.
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Cumberland City
Tenn
Ohio 123 resurfacing bids due June 3
The state invites bids until June 3 for resurfacing over 12.55 miles of Ohio 123 across Salem Turtlecreek and Clearcreek townships and in the village of Morrow and city of Lebanon.
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Ohio
Salem
Turtlecreek
Clearcreek
Morrow
Lebanon
Soaring Club Seeks Rezoning For Airstrip Near Oregonia
Wayne Township trustees will hear June 2 at 7 p.m. a request to rezone agricultural land north of Oregonia to allow an airstrip for the Soaring Society of Dayton Inc. The site at Eldon and Guard roads lies near Caesars Creek and the Little Miami River in Massie Township.
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Waynesville
Wayne Township
Oregonia
Soaring Society of Dayton, Inc
Soaring Society Inc
Eldon
Guard Roads
Massie Township
Caesars Creek
Little Miami River
Franklin film warns children about strangers in school program
A 25 minute color film The Riddle of the Friendly Stranger is shown to kindergartners through sixth graders in Franklin City schools through May 22. Produced by Tots T Teens Child Conservation League Franklin Marathon Oil Co. the message defines a stranger and outlines safety rules. Contact Mrs Gail Hubler at 746 0762 to schedule.
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Franklin City
Gabby
League
Gai! Hubler
Christmas décor display for Lebanon Chamber preview
A Yale season decorations maker showcased holiday scenery at the Lebanon stringyard area around Sycamore and Mulberry streets as the Chamber of Commerce reviews new festive backdrops. The current set has served six years in studio and retail displays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sycamore
Mulbery Streets
Olsen
Springboro High Names 1969 70 Student Officers
Springboro High School announces the student council for the 1969 1970 year with Gail Carter as president John Leach as vice president Carol Wright as second vice president Emily McCoy as treasurer and Rochelle Kookler as secretary.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Gail Carter
John Leach
Carol Wright
Emily McCoy
Rochelle Kookler
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