Chicago Livestock Exposition Set for Biggest Edition
Chicago officials say the 50th International Livestock Exposition will be the largest cattle show in U S history with 10 Polled Shorthorns from A G Schubert of Hamilton among early entries. The event runs November 26 to December 3 at Chicago Stock Yards, with larger crowds, bigger premiums, and expanded displays across grain, meat, horse shows, and 4 H activities.
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Chicago
A. G. Schubert
Hamilton
Schubert
Chicago Stock Yards
W. E. Ogilvie
United States
America
Franklin and area social notes swirl with visits and events
Franklin residents and neighbors share a busy slate of guests and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs Roy Eldridge and Charles Bridge attended concerts in Oxford last week and Helen Traubel’s show in Oxford last night. A shower is planned for Sarah Elizabeth Ross at 109 East Seventh Street Friday evening. Numerous callers from West Branch Michigan Middletown Franklin Lawrenceburg Dayton Houston brought visits across the week. Several members attend Lutheran Inner Mission meeting in Dayton with Harvest Home contributions for Bethany Lutheran Village. Family updates note illness improvements and weekend visits as locals travel to Hamilton Cincinnati and California bound for visits.
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Franklin
Roy Eldridge
Charles Bridge
Oxford
Helen Traubel
Freda Lackins
Etta Hawthorne
Mary Barger
Dewey Scholl
Donald Hawthorne
Ezra Carpenter
Stanley Cater
West Branch
Mich
Claude Carpenter
Kenneth Dobbins
Mike McGraw
Louis Kalbe
Middletown
Speed Riddell
Illinois
Edward Riddell
Sarah Elizabeth Ross
Carl Ross
Roy Roberts
East Seventh St
Ranklin
Women's Council
The
Lutheran Inner Mission
Lutheran Center
Dayton
Eugene Loehrke
Second Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethany Lutheran Village
Bob Minge
Thereas Schilling
Joseph Berkley
Gus Ritter
Houston
Tex
Fred Kramer
Rosa Jackson
Anna Jackson
Stella Tirsch
William Ruth
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Everett Minge
Bob
Jackie
Dianne
Robert Henders
al Davidson
Paul Day
West Carrollton
Jody Kibulius
John Shotwell
Anglesby
Gerke
South Main St
C. W. Hamilton
Steve Scholl
Cincinnati Garden
Herman Sanders
Glen Cook
James Buchanan
Local social notes from Germantown and area
Mr and Mrs William Longfellow and Mr and Mrs Boyd Orr returned Sunday after three weeks in Arizona. Several families visited friends in Middletown and Richmond. Attendees included Lorin Kratzer and daughter Jean, Ivan Marker and son Donald, Tim Emley, Phyllis Heaton, Paul Grubbs, Billy Arisen, Alda Emrick, Jackie Evans, Peggy Janet and Sue Salyer. George Small attended a Past Matrons meeting in Sidney.
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Germantown
William Longfellow
Boyd Orr
Arizona
Lorin Kratzer
Jean
Ivan Marker
Donald
Tim Emley
Phyllis Heaton
Paul Grubbs
Billy Arisen
Alda Emrick
Jackie Evans
Oxford
Saturay
Peggy
Janet
Sue Salyer
Middletown
Walter Phillabaum
Ernest
Velma Fritz
Richmond
Robert Fritz
Clarence House
Dayton
Clarence Emley
George Small
Sidney
PTA Committee Chairmen Meet In Franklin
Franklin members of the Franklin Parent Teachers Association will gather at 16 Hudson Ave Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of the membership chairmen from all five Franklin schools. Mrs Miles Chenoweth leads the session with Mrs John Masoner Mrs Harley C ter Mrs John Hoffer Mrs ester Bailey and Mrs H D Peters among those in attendance.
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Franklin
Miles Chenoweth
Franklin Parent Teachers Association
Hudson Ave
John Masoner
Harley C Ter
John Hoffer
Ester Bailey
H. D. Peters
PTA
Affairs Set In Seven Mile
SEVEN MILE The H C N S will meet Wednesday evening at 8 in the Seven Mile School cafe tery. The annual Thank Offering Tea will be held in the Methodist Church on Thursday at 2 p m Mrs Ralph Mull of Middletown will be guest speaker. A Family Night covered dish supper will be held Thursday evening at 6 30 in the Presbyterian Church parlors. The Presbyterian Choir will hold a bake sale Saturday at the church beginning at 10 30 a m. The Union Thanksgiving service will be held in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7 30.
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Seven Mile
H.C. N.S
Methodist Church
Ralph Mull
Middletown
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Choir
Union
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned in Germantown
The Amer ican Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m in the Ion Home. The Christian Service Guild of the EUB Church is invited to a tea at Fairview Church in Dayton Sunday from 3 to 5 p m.
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Germantown
American Legion Auxilary
Ion
Christian Service Guild
EUB
Fairview
Dayton
Franklin
OMT
J. C. Burns
Farm Ave
American Legion Auxiliary
P. m
Legion
Springboro travel feature in Ohio program and local notices
A Springfield era items page notes a travel feature in technicolor showcased by Standard Oil at Grange Hall after the Grange birthday supper on Wednesday. Numerous local gatherings are listed including club meetings, baby news, anniversaries, showers, and family visits spanning Lebanon Middletown Dayton and Franklin areas.
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Springboro
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Grange
Grange Hall
Everett Taylor
Dayton Daily News
Cincinnati
Terrace Plaza
Cincinnati Garden
Charles Allen
Charles Beck
Lebanon
Joe Baird
Oxford State Rd
Middletown
Curtis Beck
Noel Easton
Franklin Farmers Club
Warren Relief Expenditures At All Time High
Warren County relief rolls remained near a peak with 127 cases totaling 493 persons on aid for October at a cost of 5650.98, compared to September’s 130 cases, 493 persons and 5635.92. Mrs. Lois Camphill cited school supplies and clothing driving September costs, while October levels were similar.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Lois Camphill
Holiday Union Services Set In Lebanon
Annual Thanksgiving service planned for Thursday November 24 at 9 30 a m at Lebanon Methodist Church with Rev Paul D Chiles announcing and Rev Max G Mittelstedt delivering the message The service includes devotions led by Rev Chiles a prayer by Rev J Taylor McHendry and senior choir music with organist Mrs Gordon Miller The offering benefits United China relief and the one hour event is open to the public
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Lebanon
Lebanon Methodist Church
Paul D. Chiles
Max G. Mittelstedt
East Baptist Church
Chiles
J. Taylor McHendry
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Gordon Miller
United China Relief
Lebanon Building Booms in October
Lebanon saw a surge in building activity in October per Mayor Robert King. Total new construction reached about 57,550, with permits issued to Wilson and Evelyn Nicholas for a grocery building at 72 Columbus Ave worth 7,000 and to J Ray Law and Dr. Robert M. Blair for store rooms at 26 32 Broadway valued at 17,000, plus several other projects including repairs, residences, and a church addition.
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Lebanon
Robert King
Wilson
Evelyn Nicholas
Columbus Ave
J. Ray Law
Robert M. Blair
Broadway
Ray Harrison
South East St
Homer Brothers
Corwin
Seven Mile Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visits
Granville B. Jacobs of Short Hills New Jersey visited the Doughertys. The Rev Wendell Pontius hosted the Christian Guards Sunday School class in Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs Margaret Garrett visits with daughter and family in Houston. Mrs P A Samuels stayed with Harlan Smith family in Bonneville. Mr and Mrs W F Baxter visited Bringhurst and Kokomo Indiana. Harry Johnson is a patient at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Pontius Ed Malcom and Mabel Beiser called on Robert Reynolds a Veterans Hospital patient in Dayton. Mrs Clara Woodward and Mrs Harvey Fagin spend week in Cleveland.
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Seven Mile
Granville B. Jacobs
Short Hills
N. J
Wilbur Dougherty
Wendell Pontius
Christian Guards
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Garrett
Glenn Snively
Houston
Tex
P. A. Samuels
Harlan Smith
Richard
Bonneville
Warren 4-H Achievement Meeting Plans Set
Warren County 4-H clubs prepare for an achievement event at Town Hall tonight at 8 as National 4-H Achievement Week closes. About 560 boys and girls took part in 654 projects under 83 leaders across 13 boy clubs 22 girl clubs and five coed clubs. Premiums special awards and certificates will be presented to 40 clubs and 560 members with a leaders recognition service and a Red Turner WLW appearance as entertainment.
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Lebanon
Red Turner
WLW
Camden Nearby Briefs Highlight Local Meetings
Camden Lions Club meets Tuesday evening, Genevan Fellowship group gathers Wednesday, and Franklin PTA Council convenes Tuesday. Also in Franklin Future Teachers of America forum with seven neighboring schools on Wednesday. Local clubs and church groups plan meetings through the week across Lebanon, Trenton, Springboro, and nearby towns.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
The
Future Teachers of America
Thank Offering Tea at Seven Mile Church Slated Thursday
The Seventh Mile church announces its annual Thank Offering Tea to be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Residents and visitors are invited to attend and support church missions through the event.
Seven Mile A Family Night Covered Dish Supper
A covered dish supper for the Seven Mile A family night is set for Thursday evening at 6:30 in the Presbyterian Church parlors.
All Day Meeting Of Home Agents In Warren County
An all day conference for home agents from nine southwestern Ohio counties will be held at the Warren County courthouse auditorium starting at 10 a m The program theme is development with Miss Nellie Watts of Ohio State in charge Attendees come from Butler Clinton Clermont Fayette Greene Preble Montgomery Hamilton and Warren counties
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Lebanon
Ohio
Warren County
Nellie Watts
Ohio State
Butler
Clinton
Clermont
Fayette
Greene
Preble
Montgomery
Hamilton
Warren
Homemakers to Display Christmas Ideas in Warren
Lebanon Miss Mary C Wiseman home agent announces a Christmas display at the Lebanon courthouse auditorium November 15 16 and 17 from 10 am to 4 pm. Warren County homemakers may exhibit cookies decorating and packaging table decorations dolls and stuffed toys lapel ornaments homemade earrings something made from nothing scraps felt and more. Demonstrations on cookies ornaments and table centerpieces are planned by the Home Demonstration Council with local presenters.
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Lebanon
Mary C. Wiseman
Warren County
The
Home Demonstration Council
Ruby Woodring
John O'Neal
Eaton
Edna Chamberlain
Carlisle
Jane Murphy
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Harry Hastings
George Noell, Jr
Laverna Rittenhouse
Birthday Dinners and Local Honors In Monroe
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted Elaine Wilsons birthday dinner at Mrs E D Wilsons Monroe home. Families and friends including Rev Bryan Green and Mr Mrs Wilbur Ellis and Mr Mrs Adam Engle of Dayton attended. Lloyd Miller elected Middletown city commissioner. Little Jimmy Shafer to return home soon after leg cast. Various neighbors hosted visits and meals across the weekend.
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Poasttown Heights
Ralph Wilson
Elaine Wilson
E. D. Wilson
Monroe
Wilbur Ellis
Adam Engle
Deyton
Bryan Green
Elmer Miller
Lloyd Miller
Middletown
Lawrence Woods
Robert Laubach
Clifford Vanlandingham
Lexington
Jimmy Shafer
Wheeler Farley
West Virginia
Walter Driever
Robert Conatroe
Ira Stewart
Virco Daniel
Gentry Mitchell
Sam Stewart
Eugene Stewart
Robert Conarroe
Franklin Parent Teachers Bazaar Planned for December 6
The Franklin Parent Teachers Association schedules a bazaar on December 6 from 9 am to 9 pm at the Miami Valley Mothers on 438 South Main Street. Members and friends may contribute and contact listed members for information. A West Side Bible Class meeting is set for 1:30 pm at Lola Bullard’s Spring Avenue home, with a special executive board meeting held earlier in the City Building council room.
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Franklin
West Side Bible
Lola Bullard
Spring Ave
The
Franklin’ Parent Teachers Association
Miami Valley
South Main St
John Masoner
John Berger
Priest
Carl Sisenmenger
Edward Mayer
Frank Mears
Harry Wallace
Harley Carpenter
Bailey
Ray Dishun
Alva Sehoil
Tin Parent Teachers
Church Supper Planned in Springboro by EUB Class
Turkey supper served 5 to 8 on Saturday at Hall by F. T. Class of EUB Church School in Springboro. Clearcreek Township Mothers Club hosts market and bake sale at Paint and Wallpaper Store in Franklin to raise funds for new playground equipment at the grade school.
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Springboro
Ae Hall
F. T
EUB Church School
Clearcreek Township
Franklin
Missionary Society Meeting at Union Chapel Church
POASTTOWN HEIGHTS The Missionary Society of Union Chapel Church met at Mrs Marian Myers home with 19 present and four visitors. The group set a goal to help neighbors and the Longview League with theme In everything give thanks. Short talks by Mrs Robert Conarroe Ruth Johnson and Miss Elizabeth JJohnson. Mrs Amos DeWitt gave a monologue on the Thank Offering Box. A salad course was served and candy trays by Ruth Johnson given to each attendee. Assisting were Mrs Ruth Johnson and Mrs Walter Driever.
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Poasttown Heights
Missionary Society of Union
Longview League
Ralph Wilson
Robert Conarroe
Ruth Johnson
Elizabeth Jjohnson
Amos DeWitt
Myers
Walter Driever
Franklin clubs schedule meetings and social events
The Franklin Farmers Club plans a Wednesday meeting at the Miller home to outline 1950 programs with Elmer Curryer and several couples listed as attendees. Other notes mention the Jolly Jokers Club 25th anniversary dinner at Carlisle Presbyterian Church and a Five Hundred Club gathering on November 19 at the Helsingers. Various residents plan trips and host dinners, including visits to Saltillo Tennessee and multiple dinner guests at the Robisons, Helsingers, and Pursleys.
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Franklin Rural
Franklin Farmers Club
Marshall Miller
Elmer Curryer
Harold Martz
Curtis Beck
Noel Easton
Ellis McCure
Jolly Jokers Club
Carlisle Presbyterian Church
Maurice Robison
Union Rd
Five Hundred Club
Fred Helsinger
Walter Deardoff
Clarence Faust
Monroe
Saltillo
Tenn
W. D. Banker
L. A. Bennett
Patterson, N. J
Margaret Robinson
Franklin
Harold Montgomery
Richard Pursley
Springboro
Vernon Pursley
Dayton
Hubert Pursley
Thelma Helsinger
Middletown
George Deardoff
Clarence Witt
William Rauch
James Wray
Harold Deardoff
William Warman
Cincinnati Garden
William Culbertson
Fannie Rolston
Lebanon
Harold Montgomery and Son
William Culbertson Jr
Local society notes mix from Lebanon church groups
Lebanon social page lists Philathea Class entertainment leaders at the new Presbyterian Church and Lebanon Chapter No 343 OES meeting at the Masonic Temple. Reports mention East Baptist joint classes supper, Ridgeville club Thanksgiving dinner with local government discussion, plus several social visits and trips to Cincinnati, Columbus and Princeton events.
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Lebanon
New Presbyterian Church
Inez Harrison
Carrie Law
Thelma Dempsey
Virgi Kahn
Gertrude Brown
Ruth Dakin
OES
Masonic Temple
East Baptist Church
Ridgeville
Will Hutt
Herbert Fox
Cincinnati Garden
Everett Thompson
Caton
Viola Bradley
John Waters
Covington
Lowell Ray
Columbus
Cliff Evans
Carie Drake
Mary Pence
Punta Goreda
Fla
Scott McClure
Maurice — Ont
Princeton
N. J
Robert King
Ray van Camp
Cincinnati
W. C. Bowyer
Chicgo
East Warren St
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King Ranch
Rermantown
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Springborg
Nellie Condon
Louisville
Walter Seiker
Miss Lamb
Clarence King
Hazel
Vivian King
Miamisburg
Betty Reedy
Rosa Fish
Clarence Eyler
Charles Lamb
Clarence Lamb
Thomas Eyler
Phyllis McCullough
Charles Null
Jennie Wills
Ernest Gray
Walter Taylor
American Forestry CO
Camden
Philomathean Club
Blue Ball
Geneva Fellowship
PTA Council
Bethany
Reformed Church
Herbert Martz
Camden Lions Club
the Evergreens
Trenton
WSCS
W. E. Stanton
Ella Johnson
Fagin
Cleveland Clinic
Wataman Woman's Club
Elmer Newkirk
John Barnett
Alfred Baumann
I. D. Snively
Yellowstone Park
LeRoy Snively
Banff National Park
Harry Ritter
Meeting of
CES
Fidelity and Berean
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Milo Beckie
Monroe Parents Club
Lemon- Monroe High School
Germantown Busines and Professional Club
BFUB
Kings Daughters
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
William Culbertson, Sr
Kings Mills
H.C.N
Darling Comrany
Hudepohl
Beckman-Dickerson Distributing Company
Crawford Street
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