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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

20

Carlisle Civic Organization cleans historic Tapscott Cemetery

Carlisle Civic Organization completed a first community project cleaning the old Tapscott Primitive Church cemetery near Route 123. A Civil War veteran marker from New Jersey and the founder James Tapscott’s grave were unearthed, with Tapscott’s inscription praising a pious founder. The group received $100 from Mr and Mrs Richard VanDerveer to cover brush removal and marker restoration, with remaining funds to improve the Little League field.

Carlisle Carlisle Civic Organization Tapscott Primitive Baptist Church Route 123 New Jersey James Tapscott Robert Moses Old England Tapscott Richard VanDerveer Tapscott Primitive Church

Local Couple Wins Big and Spends Big at Barr's Market

Dr Gail Erbeck used his wife Annette's Pepsi Cola contest win to shop at Barr's Super Market for five minutes and spend 759.72 on meats seasonings canned goods frozen foods cheese pastries seafood powdered milk and candy. Pepsi Cola furnished a truck to haul the goods home while Mason Mayor Charles Anderson and Police Chief James Knott timed the spree. The couple had just learned they are expecting their third child. Earlier they earned a trip to Honolulu and a 10000 prize for Kaiser's Cookout Championship Luau Pork Ambrosia.

Mason Gail Erbeck Barr’s Erbeck Annette Dr. Erbeck Pepsi Cola Co Charles Anderson James Knott Jack Shayer Hamilton Myron Dudley Earl Schweinfest Joe Barr Honolulu America

Gratis High Commencement Marks Sixtieth Graduation

The Gratis high school awarded diplomas to 25 graduates at the auditorium for the 76th commencement. Dr. Robert Lucas, former Preble county assistant superintendent and current Princeton city schools superintendent, delivered the address. Supt. Albert Kiracofe presided. Merrill Brubaker presented diplomas. Patti Moreland was salutatorian and Pamela Brubaker valedictorian. Baccalaureate was Sunday evening with Rev. Fred Hixson delivering the sermon.

Gratis Gratis High School Robert Lucas Preble County Schools Princeton City Schools Albert Kiracofe Merrill Brubaker Preble Shawnee Board of Education Patti Moreland Pamela Brubaker Fred Hixson Gratis Methodist Church

Lebanon Duke of Hamilton Visits with Relatives

Sunday events centered on Lebanon with relatives visiting. The Rockets to Rockets Chapter of the OCCL met at Lawndale Avenue home of Mrs. Shel by. Dr Philip Andrews a Dayton Hospital psychiatrist spoke to the group.

Lebanon Stanley Duke of Hamilton Rockets To Rockets OCCL Robert Shelby Lawndale Avenue Philip Andrews Dayton Hospital

John Welling Elected to Angus Association

John A. Welling of Middletown was elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri. This membership was among 765 issued to Aberdeen Angus breeders across the United States during the past month according to secretary Glen Bratcher.

John Welling ST. Joseph John A. Welling Middletown Missouri Glen Bratcher United States

Busy Bee groups meet at Baptist Church at 7 30

Kings Mills residents are invited as Busy Bee groups convene this evening at 7 30 at the Baptist Church for Junior and Primary aged children. No evening services Sunday due to the Baccalaureate Exercises. Pack 17 members toured the Ford plant in Sharonville last week with refreshments at the Ford cafeteria after.

Kings Mills Busy Bee Baptist Church Ford Sharonville

Lebanon Garden Club Meeting and Local Socials

The Lebanon Garden Club met Monday evening at Mrs. H. R. Harris’s Summit Street home with hostesses Mrs. Essie Harper Mrs. Erma Robertson and Mrs. John McClure A plant auction was featured Members and guests included Mrs John Flannery hosting the 39er Club at her country home honoring Mrs Ed Mullen who with Mr Mullen plans a move to Gatlinburg Tenn Guests at various gatherings included families of Coyne Price and Runyan and neighbors Mrs B J Bowman hosted a bridge gathering Several church and club events including Lebanon Chapter 343 CES inspection Mu Rho chapter 6003 gathering and 500 club social were noted plus a hospital patient list and local visits.

Lebanon Lebanon Garden Club H. R. Harris Summit St Essie Harper Erma Robertson John McClure John Flannery 39Er Club Ed Mullen Mullen Gattlinburg Tenn Joseph Lloyd Gus Epp Charles Henderson Martha Gorham Zain Banta C. L. Patterson Leslie Spaeth Sr Mary Gephart Lyle Russell Donald Coyne Grandview Avenue D. E. Dykes Cincinnati H.M. Coyne Richard Coyne W. C. Newcomb Libby Newcomb Kings Mills Kim Kaye Koral Coyne Morris Price Gordon Anna Price Ronald Price Bowling Green B. J. Bowman William Davidson T. J. van Camp Wendell Morris Ed. Mullen CES Masonic Carl Holmes Mu Rho C. C. Beckett James Fairo Becky Greig Runyan Carrell J. Fairo R. B. Herald John Cranmer Wilmington Cliff Runyan 500 Club Robert Roser

Clean Up Time In Franklin Drives Ongoing

Franklin undertakes a city wide clean up starting yesterday and running through next Thursday. City Manager William Schubhart says workers will collect trash free of charge, with specific routes and areas assigned each day from Sixth Street to the corporation lines, the Miami River, and Riley Boulevard.

William Schubhart Sixth Street South Corporation West East Corporation Second Street Riley Boulevard North Corporation Miami River

Poastown Heights Renewal Grant Noted

Poastown Heights residents report renewal grant news and local updates. Mrs. Norman Molenaar and sister Mrs. Pearl Simpking returned home after a week with their Berea parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crawford and family visited from Sandusky. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church holds services Saturdays at 7 30 p.m. Rev. Fred Neikirk presides. Mr. George Phifer returned from Indiana after a week with relatives.

Poasttown Heights Norman Molenaar Pearl Simpking Berea Walter Crawford Sandusky Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Fred Neikirk George Phifer Indiana

Mason School Board Approves New Policy

Mason Ohio board approves a policy covering the Senior Class trip, the Junior-Senior Prom, and parent attendance on the first day for families new to the district. They also employ teachers including Miss Roberta Lathram, James Frye, and Mr and Mrs Everett McFarland. Resignations from Doris Barnett, Nancy Clark, and Betty Donohoe. A six week summer typing class offered at Mason High with half credit for students. adults welcome. Diplomas to be presented by Nelson Erbeck, Frank Batsche Jr., and Karl Spaeth for local graduates.

MASON Mason Board Roberta Lathram Mason Central James Frye Everett McFarland Cincinnati Doris Barnett Nancy Clark Betty Donohoe Walter Dwire Nelson Erbeck William Mason High School Frank Batsche, Jr Karl Spaeth Western Row School

Franklin School Board hires five teachers for 1964-65

The Franklin School Board approved five new teachers for the 1964-65 year. New hires include Mrs. Jane Davenport Wilmington College elementary education, Donna Heidy Kent University education, Anamarie Laubley Ohio University vocal music, Mrs. Jane O'Neal Miami University high school mathematics, and Ernest J. Wilson Fairmont State College elementary education. Also resignations accepted: certified teachers Mrs. Ernestine Middleton and Ruth Schilder, and noncertified employees J. P. Watts and James Rook.

Franklin Franklin School Board Jane Davenport Wilmington College Donna Heidy Kent University Anamarie Laubley Ohio University Jane O'Neal Miami University Ernest J. Wilson Fairmont State College W. Va Ernestine Middleton Ruth Schilder J. P. Watts James Rook

New District To Raise Salaries for Teachers

CAMDEN The Preble Shawnee School Board adopted a new salary schedule last week granting teachers across the board a 100 raise. Bachelor degree teachers will earn 4,300 to 5,800 and those with master's degrees will start at 4,700 with a top of 6,500.

Camden Preble Shawnee

Children Speech Classes Planned in Warren County

Warren County Crippled Children's Society with Health Department sponsors speech classes in Springboro Mason and South Lebanon from June 15 to August 7. Screening runs first three days at each site with separate sessions for pre school through 4th grade and 5th grade through adult. Parents should arrange transport and call Lebanon 6 1015 Ext 221 for details.

Lebanon Warren County Crippled Children’s Society Warren County Health Department Springboro Mason South Mason Central South Lebanon Area South Lebanon

Ice Cream Social At Anthony Wayne

Franklin reports an annual ice cream social to be held at Anthony Wayne Scheel located at 16 Farm Ave on Saturday with details incomplete. The event aims to bring residents together and features community participation and refreshments.

Anthony Wayne Franklin Anthony Wayne Scheel Farm Ave

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