Miami Workshops May Draw 8500
Miami University officials anticipate about 8500 additional participants in summer institutes workshops and events ranging from three days to eight weeks. Enrollment prospects exceed the 2115 second-term figure with mail registration ending May 28 and in person through June 4. Housing deposits total about 350 for June freshman work as Alumni Weekend June 17 19 may attract up to 1000 and freshmen orientation June 27 July 15 could bring about 5500 freshmen and parents.
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Oxford
Miami
Carlisle Summer School Opens With Multiple Courses
Carlisle students can register for three six week summer courses starting June 13 and running to July 2. Elementary classes in reading and arithmetic cost 12.50 with sessions 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. High school one credit courses charge 25 for Carlisle students and 35 for others. Four hour classes cover history math English sociology and civics. A half credit typing course is available. Junior high offers reading arithmetic history and science at 8 a.m. to noon for 12.50. Registration closes June 3.
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Carlisle
Arlisle
Butler PTA Council Rep Attends Southwest District Conference
Mrs Raymond ers of 209 John St Trenton served as a council representative of the Butler County PTA and attended the annual Southwest District PTA conference held here as a county representative.
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Vandalia
Raymonders
John St
Trenton
Butler County
PTA
Somerville Firemen Meet as County Association Attends
Twenty Butler County fire departments attended the county Firemen's Association meeting in Somerville. The Presbyterian ladies served a luncheon at the church during Memorial Day activities.
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Somerville
Butler County Fire Departments
Theounty Fireman’s Association
Miami Plans Finance Course At Miami University
June 20 through July 9 Miami University offers an advanced Education in Family Finance course. It covers the American family in the economic order, budgeting, retirement and estate planning, with credit earned at undergraduate or graduate levels. Scholarships may be available and inquiries go to Dr. Robert I Goble.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
School of Business Administration
Inairies
Robert I. Goble
Miami University School of Education
National Committee On Education In
Institute On Life Insurance
Kings Mills Club Elects Officers
Kings Mills Mrs Lynn Howell has been elected president of the Kings Mills Home makers Club here Other officers elected were Mrs Boyd Ellis vice president Mrs Francis G Palmer secretary Mrs Roger Coomer treasurer Mrs Ted Orton and Mrs Mose Finn counselors and Mrs Eulias Waters sunshine committee The club will have a food booth at the lawn fete sponsored by the Civic Club on Saturday June 11 The club will meet again Sept 21 at the home of Mrs Waters.
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Kings Mills
Lynn Howell
Kings Mills Homemakers Club
Boyd Ellis
Francis G. Palmer
Roger Coomer
Ted Orton
Mose Finn
Eulias Waters
Sunshine
Civic Club
Waters
Kiwanis league to run slow pitch in Seven Mile
The Seven Mile Kiwanis recreation program will offer a men’s and a women’s slow pitch league. Teams from the Shiloh school district may enter by contacting Ken Richardson at 523-2750 before June 8.
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Seven Mile
Seven Mile Kiwanis
Shiloh
Ken Richardson
Franklin Alumni Dinner and Dance Set for Monroe
Franklin High School alumni gather for their annual dinner and dance Saturday evening at the Congress Inn in Monroe.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Congress Inn
Monroe
Vacation Spoiling Is Easy
Ray M. Taylor of the Butler County Automobile Club warns that trips are spoiled by missing essentials. He cites starting on an empty stomach, low blood sugar causing fatigue, and forgetting duplicate keys, traveler's checks, credit cards, sunglasses, maps, flashlights, and a driver’s license. He also urges checking cooling system components like the fan belt thermostat radiator and heater hoses.
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Hamilton
Ray M. Taylor
Butler County Automobile Club
Taylor
Seven Mile Banquet Set By Mile High School Alumni
Mile High School alumni banquet will be held Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at the school. Charles Power and Helen Fisher, retiring from the local school system, were honored at a dinner at Eaton Manor in Hamilton. Mrs. Fisher, a teacher at Wayne School, was also given a shower by Wayne Township teachers at the Hamilton Inn.
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Seven Mile
Seven Mile High School
Charles Power
Helen Fisher
Eaton Manor
Hamilton
Fisher
Wayne School
Wayne Township
Hamilton Inn
Franklin County bus tour visits parks and museums
A one day bus tour on Saturday June 11 by the Franklin County Historical Society includes Hueston Woods State Park the Pioneer Farm and House Museum and the William Holmes McGuffey home in Oxford plus a stop at the Fort St. Clair State Memorial near Eaton.
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Oxford
Hueston Woods State Park
Pioneer Farm and House Museum
William Holmes McGuffrey
Franklin County Historical Society
Fort St.Clair State Memorial
Eaton
Franklin plan for downtown malls proposal by Cincinnati firm
Ladislas Segoe & Associates presents a master plan turning downtown Franklin into a mall district bounded by Second Street Riley Boulevard Sixth Street and River Street Northbound traffic would move to Riley Boulevard and southbound to River Street widening into a riverfront parkway. The mall would close parts of Main Third and Fifth Streets with Second and Fourth serving as main east west routes. Parking would line rear shop areas and new commercial buildings might be funded via federal urban renewal. Existing buildings would be rehabilitated to match new construction and standards set by merchants and the city.
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Franklin
Ladislas Segoe & Associates
Cincinnati
Second Street
Sixth Street
River Street
Main Street
Great Miami River
Care
Eastwest
Riley Boulevard
Merchant's Association
Price Tag Raised On Lebanon High School
Lebanon schools superintendent George Hartman reports the price tag for a new high school has risen near 100000 dollars due to higher construction costs and bid timing. A 1650000 dollar bond failed May 3 1245 to 1200, with the board planning a November rematch and possible re advertising for bids to avoid further crowding as district enrollment nears 3500 students.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
Hartman
Niew
Water debate ends in Springboro committee decision
The Constitutional Citizens Committee halted all further action on the village water system project. A May 28 letter from spokesman Charles Grimes informed officials no more contracts or court actions would be pursued. The group had fought plans to draw water from Warren County to serve Pennyroyal Hill and Springboro. The Ohio Supreme Court recently denied a hearing after the District Court of Appeals backed the elections board. Village water board member Paul Culbertson welcomed the development, predicting the project can proceed.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Springboro
Constitutional Citizen’s Committee
Charles Grimes
The
Citiizen’s Committee
Warren County
Chautauqua
Pennyroyal Hill
Citizen’s Committee
Warren County Board of Eelections
District Court of Appeals
Board of Elections
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul Culbertson
Boro Church Secures Supply Pastor in Springboro
SPRINGBORO The Rev. Boyce McLean of Blue Ball is named supply pastor of the Springboro Baptist Church until a fulltime minister is found. Linda Forsythe, a 1963 Springboro High School graduate, is president and Kathy Scholl, another 1963 graduate, is vice president of Bradley dormitory at Ohio State University. Sandy Wade, class of 1965, is their roommate, with Nancy Scholl, class of 1966, set to attend OSU next year. Mrs. Nelson Scholl, Kathy and Nancy’s mother and fourth grade teacher at Jonathan Wright School, will earn her master’s in education at Miami University next winter.
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Springboro
Boyce McLean
Blue Ball
Springboro Baptist Church
Linda Forsythe
Springboro High School
Kathy Scholl
Bradley
Ohio State University
Sandy Wade
Nancy Scholl
Ohio State
Nelson Scholl
Jonathan Wright School
Kathy
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Oxford Miami University Admission Refusals Outlined
University figures show 8.4 percent of incoming freshmen and 7 percent of all undergraduates were refused admission in the third trimester.
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Oxford
Miami University
Memorial Day Parade Features Red Lion Scout Units
Red Lion Cub Scout Pack 62 and Boy Scout Troop 62 marched in Springboro Memorial Day parade showcasing active youth programs and community participation.
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RED Lion
Cub Scout Pack
Boy Scout Troop
Springboro
Mason High School Graduation Set for Thursday Night
Graduation exercises for William Mason High School take place Thursday at 8 p.m. at Dwire Field. Beatrice Frommel is valedictorian and Marcia Eggerding salutatorian. Baccalaureate services for the class of 1966 were held Sunday.
Ohio urges cereal leaf beetle certificates for grain shipments
Ohio agriculture director John M. Stackhouse reminded producers and shippers that after June 1 every shipment of barley oats wheat and other small grains must be accompanied by a cereal leaf beetle certificate if shipped outside the current regulated area. The quarantine covers two thirds of the state including parts of Butler Ross Hocking Wayne Warren Clinton Fayette Fairfield Licking Knox Ashland Lorain Cuyahoga and counties north and west thereof.
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Columbus
Ohio
John M. Stackhouse
Butler
Ross
Hocking
Wayne Counties
Warren, Clinton, Fayette, Fairfield, Licking
Knox, Ashland, Lorain
Cuyahoga
Manning Named Springboro Village Patrolman
James Everett Manning of Woods Road near Springboro is appointed a village patrolman replacing Larry Stamm who has resigned. Manning will begin his duties Wednesday and was formerly a Warren County deputy sheriff.
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Springboro
James Everett Manning
Woods Road
Larry Stamm
Manning
Warren County
4-H Meeting Revises Liberty Township Club Constitution
Members of the Minute Meal ers 4-H Club of Liberty Township met at Liberty School to revise the constitution. The next meeting will be June 6.
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Minute Mealers 4-H Club
Liberty Township
Liberty School
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