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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1971
Page
7
Harold Kuehn of the American Soybean Association testifies to the Senate that production in 1969 saw heavy export reliance, arguing farmers do not seek taxpayer subsidies and that U S exports are vital for global food supply. He cites repeated strikes as disruptions beyond control.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson of 4208 Central Ave, a local Census Bureau representative, will conduct a door to door survey on employment status next week in this area. The nationally designed sample aims to collect confidential facts from residents for statistical totals.
The women’s society of the First United Methodist Church of Franklin plans a food fair on November 19 beginning at 10 a.m. at the church to replace the Christmas bazaar. Proceeds fund church activities.
The West Elkton Elementary School PTO meets at 7:30 pm at the school. Guest speaker William Cuesta, founder of Life Anew in Dayton, will discuss efforts to prevent youth drug use. The program is open to the public.
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church in Trenton plans a new five acre church site west of the city on Onio 73 after the present E State Street building, about 70 years old, was outgrown. Groundbreaking for the $125,000 structure occurred mid October, with a hoped Easter readiness. the church will seat 300 and be led by Pastor Rev. Robert E Lodwick.
The 1971 campaign by The Children Inc. in Carlisle opens Monday and runs through January to aid handicapped children and young adults. Chairwoman Mrs. John Kelly of Franklin leads volunteers including Isle Mothers' Club. supporters fund facilities, programs, and non tax funded services. Donations to The Children Inc. care of Mrs. John Kelly 15 Maple St Franklin are tax deductible with receipts provided.
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