Kings Mills Students Feted In Award Dinner
Kings Mills The Achievement Dinner at the Golden Lamb Hotel Lebanon May 15 honored athletic scholarly and musical achievement. Speaker Middletown High football coach Glenn Ellison stressed will to win and perseverance with humorous anecdotes. Athletic Letter Awards went to varsity basketball Richard Brandenburg Forrest Durham Charles Taylor Harold Short Eddie McDaniel Bill Wool Willlie Truman Charles Weis varsity baseball Bill Wool Nick Adam Harold Short Earl Testerman Forrest Durham Bob Schutter Stanley Morris Richard Brandenburg Eddie McDaniel reserves basketball Earl Testerman Bob Wilson Curtis Pence Bob Pandorf Bob Schutter John Combs Everett Abrams cheerleaders Henrietta De Zarn Mary Lou Schutter Charles Hart Betty DeZarn Mary Rose Tucker student manager John Keller scholarship letter awards Evelyn Wittman Edna Phillips Lavina Durham Bob Wilson Barbara Joerl ing Dolores Herbert Jonathan Hays Peter Blicken sderfer Bill Wilson Loretta McDaniel band letters Peter Blickensderfer Jonathan Hays Marlene Kane Charles Weis Arthur Reed Mary Lou Schutter Agnes Nell Gloria King Ronald Pandorf Robert Hoff Boyd Ellis Peter Blickensderfer received the special award for all around musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Te Kings Mills
Golden Lamb
Lebanon
Glenn
Tiger” Ellison
Middletown High School
Richard Brandenbur
Forrest Durham
Charles Taylor
Harold Short
Eddie McDaniel
Bill Wool
Willlie Truman
Charles Weis
Nick Adam
Earl Testerman
Bob Schutter
Stanley Morris
Richard Brandenburg
Bob Wilson
Curtis Pence
Bob Pandorf
John Combs
Everett Abrams
Henrietta DeZarn
Mary Lou Schutter
Charles Hart
Betty DeZarn
Mary Rose Tucker
John Keller
Evelyn Wittman
Edna Phillips
Lavina Durham
Barbara Joerling
Dolores Herbert
Jonathan Hays
Peter Blickensderfer
Bill Wilson
Loretta McDaniel
Marlene Kane
Arthur Reed
Agnes Nell
Gloria King
Ronald Pandorf
Robert Hoff
Boyd Ellis
Children to See Cincinnati Play at Crosley Field
Lebanon youths will visit Crosley Field on Saturday May 27 to see the Cincinnati Reds play the St. Louis Cardinals. Jim Shedd YMCA official said the bus will depart at 12 30 p m. The $1 25 fee covers bus fare and ball park admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Crosley Field
Jim Shedd
YMCA
Ball Park
June 10 Pomona Grange Meeting Planned in Lebanon
The Warren County Pomona Grange reschedules its regular May gathering due to graduation and alumni events and Memorial Day activities. The next Pomona meeting is set for Saturday evening June 10 at Mason Grange with an interesting program in store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Pomona
Mason Grange
Red Cross Drive Is Complete This Week
Lebanon report shows 7519.77 raised toward an $8200 goal. Township totals include East Deerfield 135, West Deerfield 341, Franklin Clear Creek 2800, Hamilton 304, Harlan 143.60, Massie 223.09, Salem 224.75, Union 224.10, Washington 155.85, Wayne 507.85, Turtlecreek 2500. Mittelstedt thanks township chairmen, division chairs, solicitors and the public for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
M. G. Mittelstedt
Warren County Red Cross Fund
East Deerfield
West Deerfield
Franklin-Clearcreek
Hamilton
Harlan
Massie
Salem
Union
Washington
Wayne
Turtlecreek
Camden Girl Scouts Hike To Picnic Site
Camden Troop of Girl Scouts of America organized a day trip to Ft. St. Clair Eaton for thirty two scouts and eight leaders. They hiked to the site, had a picnic supper, played games and softball, with Mrs. Dwight Donohoe leading the organization and Mrs. Robert Elston chairing the picnic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Girl Scouts of America
Ft. St. Clair
Eaton
Dwight Donohoe
Robert Elston
Girl Scout Organization
Live and Learn Club Meeting At Carlisle Home
The Live and Learn Club will meet at Mrs Charles Conover Sr home in Carlisle on Friday afternoon May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Live and
Learn
Charles Conover, Sr
Memorial Day services at Mt. Pleasant Church
Mt. Pleasant Church near Peasttown will hold memorial services for veterans buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery on Sunday May 28 at 230 p m The event led by Joseph R Cox features speaker Martin V Coffey Past National Vice Commander American Legion Chaplain Col Eldon A Huchison organist George H Adams and singers Mrs Finkbone and Mrs Smith The cemetery grounds were donated by John Lucas and have been cared for by Harry M Bowlus for over 40 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Mt. Pleasant
Peasttown
Route 4
Joseph R. Cox
John Lucas
Harry M. Bowlus
Martin V. Coffey
American Legion
Col
Eldon A. Huchison
Poastown Pastor Honored by Church Friends on Birthday
Members and friends of Union Chapel Church surprised Rev. Bryan Green with a wrist watch at the church social. The gathering featured fellowship, home-made ice cream and cake to celebrate his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Union Chapel
Bryan Green
Green
Sunday Memorials Planned In Carlisle
Memorial Day services are set for Carlisle High School on Sunday May 26 at 230 p m A parade forms at Park Drive at 2 pm progressing to the cemetery for short services and then to the school Guest speaker is Cedric A Stanley representative of the Ohio General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle High School
Park Drive
Cedric A. Stanley
Ohio General Assembly
Lydian Sister Class Holds May Meeting in Germantown
The Lydian Sister’s Class of the Lutheran Church met Monday night at Mrs. Frank Penrod’s home with Mrs. Herbert Boyer and Miss Francis Simpson assisting. After the business session, contests were played with winners Mrs. Robert Rettich and Mrs. J. Robert Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Lutheran Church
Frank Penrod
Herbert Boyer
Francis Simpson
Robert Rettich
J. Robert Adams
Warren County tax receipts rise in business rebound
Warren County saw higher business activity last week with paid tax receipts totaling 7,662.69 dollars, up from 5,456.94 dollars a year ago, announced County Treasurer George B. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
George B. Johnson
Presbyterian class to hold Sunday picnic meeting
Camden reports the Presbyters Class of the Presbyterian Church planning a Sunday evening picnic meeting. Committee members in charge are Mrs Edward Johnson, Phil Johnson, and Robert Flick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
The
Presbyterian Church
Edward Johnson
Phil Johnson
Robert Flick
Franklin Mayor Hears Six Cases Driving Counts
Franklin Mayor J. T. Riley presided over six driving cases. Claude Gilmore of Dayton received £50 fine and 30 day jail term for reckless driving. James Carpenter of Franklin was fined $5 and costs for reckless driving. Victor Center of Franklin fined $10 and costs for operating license issue. Elliott DeBusk of Miamisburg fined $10 and costs for reckless operation. Cecil Coldiron of Hollyw Addition fined $25 and costs. fine suspended. Louis Green of Cincinnati fined $9.80 for crossing a yellow line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Claude Gilmore
Dayton
James Carpenter R. R. 2
Victor C. Center
Oute 1
Elliott DeBusk
Miamisburg
Cecil Coldiron
Hollyw Addition
Louis Green
Cincinnati
State Patrol
Eighth Graders To Graduate At Commencements
Lebanon County Superintendent R F Hatfield announced two eighth grade commencements in Warren County on Thursday evening, plus additional ceremonies Friday and Monday. Hamilton Maineville MFA 41 graduates with speaker Francis Kartsvich of Dayton. Harlan Butlerville 20 graduates. Carlisle Friday morning. South Lebanon 20 graduates with speaker Glen Massmann of Dayton Friday 7 30 pm. Blue Ball Monday May 29 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon — County
R. F. Hatfield
Warren County
Hamilton-Maineville
Wharlan-Butlerville
Hamilton- Maineville
Francis Kartsvich
Dayton
Russell Duncanson
Harlan-Butlerville
Carlisle
South Lebanon
South Lebanon Methodist Church
Albert C. Davidson
Glen Massmann
Blue Ball
Germantown Poppy Day Set For May 27
Germantown joins in Poppy Day on Saturday May 27 sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Post 408. Volunteers will sell poppies on the street throughout the day chaired by Mrs Laurence Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
American Legion Auxiliary Post 408
Laurence Conrad
Nearby Briefs Germantown Community Meetings
Germantown notes: Grace Rebekah Lodge initiates a class and has a covered dish supper in IOOF Hall. Eastern Star Germantown Chapter meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at Maconie Hall. Holy Name Church Ladies Society meets in the rectory Wednesday at 1 p.m. Poasttown School PTO serves chicken noodle dinner 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday with ice cream social and entertainment after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Grace Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Order of the Eastern Star
Maconie Hall
Ladies Society of the Holy Name Church
Poasttown School
Memorial Services Planned in Gratis
Memorial Day services will be held at Gratis on Sunday. The parade forms at 1 15 p m and marches to the cemetery with the Shrine Band providing music and the National Guard of Eaton escorting. Rev William Ick of the First Brethren Church will be guest speaker. If rain, services move to Gratis School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
National Guard of
Eaton
William Ick
First Brethren Church
Gratis School
Gratis High School Commencement Exercises Friday
Graduation exercises for Gratis High School will be in the school auditorium Friday evening. Rev. Harvey Hahn of Otterbein United Brethren Church in Dayton will deliver the address. Wanda Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adams, Route 1 Camden, will deliver the valedictory. Barbara Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith, Gratis, will serve as salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Gratis High School
Harvey Hahn
Otterbein United Brothern Church of Dayton
Wanda Adams
Kelly Adams
Route 1
Camden
Barbara Smith
Greeley Smith
Lebanon Chamber launches membership drive
Lebanon officials announce a new membership drive by the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce after Tuesday evening's meeting at the Golden Lamb. William O. Hay, the chamber president, states Ernest Girod leads the drive with Floyd Crisenbery Morris Price Ray Meyers and Ted Robinson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
The
Golden Lamb
William O. Hay
Ernest Girod
Floyd Crisenbery
Morris Price
Ray Meyers
Ted Robinson
Springboro Social News Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Ray Ault attended a sorority Mother Daughter dinner at the Wishing Well in Centerville. Numerous locals hosted or attended events including garden club talks, birthday celebrations, and recitals. Families and friends from Dayton Middletown Norwood and Cincinnati were listed with travel to Fontana Village and trips to Otterbein College.
Camden Vacation Bible School Starts June 12
Camden plans a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 12 to 23 for ages four through high school. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m on weekdays with crafts music games and Bible study. Organizers include Mrs Elston Rev Roy Kriemes and Mrs Kriemes with many helpers. sponsored by Methodist Presbyterian and First Baptist Churches of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Robert Elston
Roy Kriemes
Kriemes
Howard
Martha Dean
William Nein
Robert Davies
Earl Shank
William Eikenberry
Clarke Ledwell
Elizabeth Bittner
Orville Flora
W. E. Browning
Hattie Reed
Elston
Edward Johnson
Eleanor Rankin
Methodist, Presbyterian and
First Brothern Churches
Franklin Friday social round brings many regional visits
Franklin Friday evening sees Mrs. South and Mrs. Ray Hayes at a Signet Club meeting in Franklin. A parade of guests includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stulleberg of Dayton, Overett Sweny of Miamisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweny. Columbus and Hamilton visitors share weekend calls with local families as others attend school events and host dinner gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Sheeley
Middletown
Frank Baker
Harrison
Ind
Mary Wellek
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Anna Treen
Howard Leibrock
Dayton
Howard Neilson
Richard Goater
Piqua
William Duff
Gladys McClanahan
John Woods
Greenville
Willard Allen
Springboro High School
Allen
Adam Good
Miamisburg
Charles Beam
Franklin
Ray McMonigle
Mary Susan Phillips
Allan Fry
H. E. Shetterly and
Harley Ork
Brookville
Elenor Kurtz
Charles Beck
Margaret Brode
Linda Moore
Linda
Margaret
Edward Croll
Chautauqua
Kenneth Cosler
Xenia T
Jesse Brandenburg
Nellie Taylor
Lester Taylor
Mary Taylor
Corp Seidenstick
Louis Trufee
Xenia
Robert Ault
Religious Society Tea Discussion Draws Seventy Five
POASTTOWN seventy five mothers and daughters attended a tea hosted by the Missionary Society of the Union Chapel. Dr Mable Gardner spoke and Mrs Walter Driever led the program. Other participants included Mrs Wilbur Eis Mrs Robert Conarroe Mrs Clyde Con and Mrs Cox and Mrs Dessie Farst Jerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Missionary Society of the
Union Chapel
Mable Gardner
Walter Driever
Wilbur Eis
Robert Conarroe
Clyde Con
Cox
Dessie Farst Jerry
Ralph Wilson
Rose McPherson
Trenton
William Day
Donald Ober
Clara Ober
St. Paul's Church
Franklin Girl Awarded Torch and Key Honor
Miss Connie Bailey of Franklin earns life membership in Torch and Key, the college’s top scholastic honor. She graduates next month and plans to teach in Franklin schools this fall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace E Bailey of Anderson Street Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Connie Bailey
Key
Otterbein College
Mason Memorial Day Plans Set
The annual Memorial Day service will be at Rose Hill Cemetery in Mason on Tuesday May 30. A parade will start from the Municipal Building at 10 30 a m. Chaplain Major Wendell F Rex a veteran with Alaska and Aleutians service will deliver the Memorial Day address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Paul Johnson
Wendell F. Rex
Iowa State College
Boston University
Alaska
Aleutians
Garden Clubbers Learn Flower Art in Carlisle Talk
Miss Edna Chamberlain was guest speaker for the Clear Creek Garden Club on Tuesday afternoon. Her topic was The Art of Flower Arrangement. Mrs. Warner Conover and Mrs. Walter Talmadge attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Edna Chamberlain
Clear Creek Garden Club
Warner Conover
Walter Talmadge
Germantown Lodge Initiates Class At Grace Rebekah Meeting
Grace Rebekah Lodge will initiate a class of candidates at the 100F Hall Thursday night. After the meeting a covered dish supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Middletown Robber Sentenced to 10 to 25 Years
Joseph L. Singhoffer of Middletown pleaded guilty to armed robbery after May grand jury indictment. Judge Alton F. Brown sentenced him to 10 to 25 years in prison for holding up Fred Eltzroth at the Gulf Filling Station on South Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Joseph L. Singhoffer
Middletown
May
Alton F. Brown
Singhoffer
Fred Eltzroth
Gulf
South Broadway
Weekend Visits Highlight Cincinnati and Ohio Towns
Marcia Meyers of Cincinnati spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed Eyer. Dayton guests included Mr and Mrs J W Sweny and rs Lloyd Patton and daughter. Corda Leis returned home to New Lebanon after a week with Lawrence Leis and family. The Swango family from Middletown joined Lee Lovely and sons for Sunday visits, followed by dinner with Anna Douglas and daughters at Middletown. Mary Leighty and daughter dined with Alva Scholl and son then visited the Aggs in Middletown. William Adkins of Farmersville and family spent Sunday with Julia McGraw and son. The McGraws, Cliff Johnson, James Routt and daughter hosted weekend guests from Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Meyers
Cincinnati
Ed Eyer
J. W. Sweney
Dayton
Sallee Ruder
Rs. Lloyd Patton
Corda Leis
New Lebanon
Lawrence Leis
Lloyd Swango
Middletown
Lee Lovely
Anna Douglas
Ann and
Parlee
Clarence Steele
Mary Leighty
Alva Scholl
Cliff Johnson
James Routt
Earl Fry
Club Pack to Meet Trenton
The Cub Scout pack meeting will be held Monday in Trenton School at 7 p.m. All parents are invited to attend. One part of monoxide gas to 10 000 parts of air is enough to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Displaced Latvian Family to Arrive in Franklin Sunday
A Latvian family of five, displaced for seven years, is expected to arrive in Franklin this weekend. Mr Sudmales, 47, a pharmacist, his wife 44, and daughters aged 18 and 16 will live with Mr and Mrs Bullard until joining a new home. They will join a Franklin First Baptist Church plan including housing and jobs, aided by a South American minister and church members. The family has expressed eagerness to live freely and become neighbors in their new country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
First Baptist Church
Sudmeles
Arkis
South America
Amanda Married Couples Group Elects Officers
The Young Married Group of Amanda Methodist Church elected new officers: Kenneth Page as president, Mrs Earl Gilbert as vice president, and Mrs Edward Malott as secretary treasurer. Members voted to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Methodist Church
Kenneth Page
Earl Gilbert
Edward Malott
Women’s Group Installs Officers in Germantown
Germantown Business and Professional Club held a dinner at EUB Church. After the meeting, Miss Sylvia Trone was installed as president by district director Miss Millie Parker of Fairborn. New officers include first VP Mrs Roma Condrey, second VP Miss Angela Brixner, recording secretary Mrs L W Boyes, treasurer Ms Albert Swartzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
John Theiss
Raymond Decker
Intermediates Picnic After Mother's Day Play
Members of the Intermediate Group of the First Baptist Church near Franklin enjoyed a ham burger fry by Clear Creek last Friday night after a ball game. Attendees included Doris Hackman Richard Hill Johnny Calhoun Mary Heney Doris Heney Lowell Smith Gene Smith Eugene Johnson and leaders Mr and Mrs Harold Slaybaugh plus guests Mr and Mrs Winifred Powell and sons. Those in the play but absent from the party were Joan Parker and Kenny Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Clear Creek
First Baptist Church
Doris Hackman
Richard Hill
Johnny Calhoun
Mary
Doris Heney
Lowell
Gene Smith
Eugene Johnson
Harold Slaybaugh
Winifred Powell
Joan Parker
Kenny Lakes
Troutt Finds Relief From Neuritis With HADACOL
C W Troutt of Lebanon Tennessee a square dance manager and truck operator credits HADACOL with ending years of neuritis pain. He reports better sleep and relief in knees ankles and wrists after trying many preparations. The ad promotes money back guarantee and pricing for trial and large sizes from The Lellane Corporation 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Troutt
Lebanon
Tenn
Mr. Troutt
Hadacol
Lellane Corporation
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Red Cross
Camden Girl Scouts
Lydian
Euen
Springboro
Five Point Ferm Council
John Kruer
Franklin the First Baptist Church Birthday Circle
Springboro Social News
Ray Ault
Centerville
Milo Beck
Paula Riley
R. D. Stevens
J. Morton
Harold Taylor
Stroop Rd
Norman Frankenstein
Edward Louche
Norwood
Saturda
Pelham
N. Y
Seslee Magruder
Hayes Leach
Anna Hormel
Sarah Fry
Gail Barkalow
Eliott
Helen Leighty
Willard Taylor
Edna Chamberlin
Carlisle Garden Club
Clearcreek Garden Club
Charles Allen
Dayton Art Institute
F.T.V
E. N. B. Church
Franklin Church
Centerville High School
Glenn Bland
Ridgeville
E. H. Gloeckler
Thomas Ellis
Los Angeles
Cal
Wade Ellis
Stanley Ellis
Waynesville
Orissa Haynere
George Seidenstick
Fontana Village
N. C
Herbert Mullen
Layton Rook
Ted Seaman
Seven Mile
Jonesboro
Ark
James Rigdon
Earl Mullen
Rigdon
Glenn Beachler
Peoria
Clinton Gilpin
T Sgt.ichard Beachler
Columbus
Janet
Robert South
Thelma Cornell
Davids Reformed Church
Oakwood
Ed Leisz
Ward Shell
Janesville
John Shell
Don Charlton
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hy Oun
F. J. Scull Distributor
Broadway, Cin
Camden Vacation Bible School
Germantown Lodge
Dsehold
Nv Sela Shoes
Central Ave
Amanda
HOTEL
Manchester
Middletown, Ohio
Austee
Wm. Estell
Sonotone of
Gallaher
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