More Than 500 Observe Warren 4-H Achievement Day
In Warren at Town Hall more than 500 4-H leaders advisors and members attended the annual 4-H Achievement Day. Extension agents Mary Wiseman and Berman Ross organized the event with numerous awards to long-term members including named girls receiving lockets and earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lebanon
Mary C. Wiseman
Berman Ross
Warren County
Martha Bennett
Jo Ann Bowling
Jénnie Braddock
Eileen Brown
Judy Conner
Eula Hoak
Frances Wwer
Bel Kles
Ruth Allison
Bogan
Wilhelmina Brad
Martha Forman
Shirley Lantzer
Lois Lukens
Joe Marstall
William Marstall
Charlene Schnell
Christine Weber
Esther Weber
Gold Jimmie Allison
Janet
Mary Goodwin
Pat Hudon
Joanne Kolb
Bobby Lyons
Ay Marconet
Marjorie Michael
Edith Rich
Marta Rush
Silvers
Audrey Alexander
Ruth Chelor
Mary Bausmith
Patty
Janet Burton
Clyde Arlton
John Chipman
Joyce Christopher
Lois Clark
Betty Cochran
Doc Coffey
Donna Conger
Louise Crawford
Carolyn Curran
Carolyn Demortz
Norma Douglas
Mary Forman
Jo Ann Fry
Margaret Fry
Richard Githen
Henrietta Graham
Helen Jones
Janet Hawthorne
Joan Rue
Faith Lehr
Sally Lever
Carol Luttringer
Donna Luttring
Franklin piano recital features a large local group
Mrs. Roy Eldridge presents numerous piano students for a Thursday evening recital at her Elm Street home in Franklin. The lineup includes Sue Ellen Bennett, Sheila Logan, Susan Logan, Martha Logan, Barbara Taylor, Pat Scholl, Paula Riley, Steve Eaton, Carman Ruble, Jay Bogers, Gloria Wallace, Shirley Parker, Martha Jane Kinder, Jay Hoffer, David Bailey, Linda Larick, Marion Correa, Tory Correa, Ivan Howser, Phyllis Ann Howser, Mildred Fish, Susan Rossman, Claire Ellen Humphrey, Allen Thiel, Jane Brandenburg, Gerald Miller, Joan ude, Harriet Fealy, Christina Ifman, Donnetta Hawthorne, and David Groninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Thiel
Jane Brandenburg
Gerald Miller
Joan Ude
Harriet Fealy
Christina Ifman
Donnetta Hawthorne
David Groninger
Liberty School Open House Set For Thursday Evening
Liberty Township announces an open house at the Liberty Township School Thursday from 7 15 to 8 15 guided by 4 H Club leaders Mrs Rex Ball Mrs Henry Maddox Mrs August Meyers Mrs Stanley Perrin and Morris Van Gorden Lunch will be served after the meeting The Community Club will sponsor a 50 50 dance and card party Friday at 8 with prizes for winners inviting all to attend.
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Liberty Township
Jladers
Rex Ball
Henry Maddox
August Meyers
Stanley Perrin
Morris van Gorden
Liberty Township Community Club
Book Week Observed at Kings Mills School
Kings Mills pupils observe Book Week with talks by five faculty members led by Mrs. Loreen Foster. A tea for faculty introduced the library and posters in the Book Week contest. A rescheduled basketball game against Jefferson Township is set for December 10 at Kings Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Loreen Foster
Foster
Jefferson Township
J. F. Burns
Dayton
Kings Mills Atoms
Clarksville
Justice of Peace Will Appeal Case
Walter Rogers Ox ford justice of the peace failed to clear himself of reckless driving charges in the local common pleas court Monday and announced plans to take the case to the Court of Appeals. He was indicted by Preble Grand Jury for an auto collision near Sugar Valley on September 19 and entered innocent pleas at arrest on September 20. Common pleas judge John M. Kiracofe heard Rogers defend himself but found him guilty and set bond at 200 due to his appeal plans. This morning his motion for a retrial was overruled.
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Grand
Common Pleas
John M. Kiracofe
Rogers
Bond
Kiracofe
Germantown
Germantown Lodge Meets With Officer Election On Tap
The Germantown Masonic Lodge holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 with an officer election. Refreshments follow. Sunday at 7 30 p m the Hi and Tri Hi Y induction ceremonies are conducted at the EUB Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Masonic Lodge
Kings Mills Guild Dinner Set With Program Theme
Kings Mills The Grace R. King Guild will hold a covered dish dinner Thursday at 11 30 a m in the basement of the church Mrs Frank D Wilson and Mrs Wilson Terry will be hostesses In charge of the program is Mrs Fred Leonard The program has been entitled The House that Love Built.
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Kings Mills
Grace R. King Guild
Frank D. Wilson
Wilson Terry
Fred Leonard
Love
Butler County League Opens With Narrow Wins
The Butler County Independent Basketball League began the 1949 50 season Monday at the Seven Mile gym. Rockwell's Garage with Wayne and Hanover opened victories as Bob Davish scored 13 for New Miami over Schallip and Ruga purger's Garage 33 22. Wayne upset Best Service Station 35 18 led by H Ledford 13. Hanover beat Fairfield 48 26 with J Nichols 10 for Hanover and Harding 14 for Fairfield.
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Seven Mile
Butler County
Seven Milemnasium
Rockwell
Wayne
Hanover
Bob Davish
New Miami
Schallip
Rugapurger
Fagin
Maurice Ittel
Best
H. Ledford
Ervie Schroer
Fairfield
J. Nichols
Harding
Civic Unit Sets Officer Election In Germantown
Germantown. The annual election of officers will be held by the German Township Civic Association next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Germantown High School. There will be annual reports from the rural fire department Booster Club and other groups. New projects of the association will also be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
German Township Civic Association
Rural Fire Department
Booster Club
Bethany Class Names Officers
The Bethany Class of the Presbyterian Church met Sunday evening in the church basement to elect officers. Esther Hart was named president with Robert Barber as vice-president and Marshall Decker as secretary treasurer. A covered dish supper followed with attendees including T B Kelsey and several church members.
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Camden
Bethany
Presbyterian Church
Esther Hart
Robert Barber
Marshall Decker
T. B. Kelsey
Decker
Robert Elston
Carol Jean
John Biggs
Merrill Brubaker
Ernest Patterson
Hart
Ice Follies guests and local social notes in Franklin
Franklin social column lists attendees at the Ice Follies in Cincinnati and weekend visits. Names include Mr and Mrs William Gruhler, Mr and Mrs Allen Betzler, Miss Gladioli Plummer, Alfred Frazee, Mrs Robert Rockey and newborn Ann Elizabeth, Hazel Barcalow and granddaughter Cheryl Ann Barcalow, and others visiting or hosting in Middletown, Dayton, Arcanum, and Richmond Indiana. Also notes Audrey Lonicker joining Irene's Beauty Shop and V C Howser hosting bridge, with travel and homebound updates.
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Franklin
Wiliam Gruhler
Allen Betzler
Gladioli Plummer
Alfred Frazee
Cincinnati
Robert Rockey
Ann Elizabeth
Middletown Hospital
South River St
Little Lorna Sue Routzahn
Children’s Hospital
Hazel Barcalow
Cheryl Ann Barcalow
Russell Pence
Middletown
Chuck Minge
Dayton
Sam Minge
Edw. Nickell
Carl Morgan
Gordon Tinch
Lucy Fissel
Springfield
Frank Gallagher
Franklin Friends
Ella Huffer
Richmond
Ind
George Garrett
West Eighth St
Huffer
William Mullenix
Arcanum
Audrey Lonicker
Irene
V. C. Howser
River St
Donald Hawthorne
Aetna Insurance Company
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati Gardens
George Groninger
J. K. Groninger
Chautauqua
Community events briefings from multiple townships
Local clubs churches and Grange groups across Blue Ball Germantown Springboro Seven Mile Lebanon and Poast Town list meetings activities meals and social events scheduled midweek and Thursday through Friday Readings include church classes dinners dances teas and campus plays with times and venues where available
Lebanon junior class presents Riddle Me Riches play
The Lebanon High Junior Class stages Riddle Me Riches Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium under Mrs. William Carr. Cast includes Nina West Carol Roegtiger Susan Layer and others with the LHS orchestra led by R Earl Snapp providing intermission music. A Pat Koehler acrobatic dance between acts liven the program as tickets go on sale from juniors with no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
William Carr
Nina West
Carol Roegtiger
Susan Layer
Berry Neely
Joan Gross
Connie Leer
Imogene Dearth
Bob Chiles
Richard Dunn
Holly Bowen
Billy McCormick
Don Camp
Dan Steet
Ray Fields
Walter Conner
Jim Ross
Jim Elliott
LHS Orchestra
R. Earl Snapp
Pat Koehler
Eaton Boosters Set Football Banquet Honors Eagles
The Eaton Community Boosters Club announced the annual testimonial for Coach Everett Marcus and the Eaton Golden Eagles will be held at the high school gym on Friday night November 29. Woody Hayes of Miami University will be principal speaker with the high school band performing under Donald Agne. The banquet marks the first time the entire band is invited. The Eaton squad finished with the league’s second place record, defeated only by Tipp City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EATON
Eaton Community Boosters
Everett Marcum
Eaton Golden Eagles
Woody Hayes
Miami University
Aquet
Walter Early
Donald Agne
Malcolm Clear
Cecil Neff
Loyd Sharp
Hugh Christleman
Bill Pryor
Tipp City
Buckeye
Kings Mills Club Meets On Monday
Kings Mills School District Community Club held its November meeting with Mrs. Stanley Ellis presiding. Budgets for the coming year were approved and committee chairs named for Membership and Publicity among others. An educational film Dixie Land was shown and members toured two new school additions before refreshments in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Stanley Ellis
Thelma Becker
Alma Hill
Jo Adam
J. F. Burns
J. W. King
Ruth Hayes
Dixie Land
Local social notes and a celery tip
Mrs Graham Gilliland from Indianapolis visited this week with Mr and Mrs T B Kelsey. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lamb of Hamilton were guests of Delbert Mosse. Herschel Humphrey attended the Ice Follies in Cincinnati. Shuey family attended a Germantown funeral. George Brower and family near Richmond visited Duskeys. Olive Barradaile is a patient in Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Celery leaves provide the strongest flavor for stews and soups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Graham Gilliland
Indianapolis
T. B. Kelsey
Ralph Lamb
Hamilton
Delbert Mosse
Herschel Humphrey
Cincinnati
F. G. Shuey
Germantown
Robert Duskey
Olive Barradaile
Mercy Hospital
Local residents share weekend visits around Franklin area
Franklin and nearby towns see a flurry of Sunday visits and weekend travel. Mr. and Mrs. B Powell and Larry McNary visit Monroe with the Patricks. Montgomerys and Foxs guest the Beachlers in Miamisburg. Marilyn Gessner stops by Alice Sears. Ray Kinder and daughter visit Arba Thomas in Middletown. Peyton, Zincks, Hartmans, Tufts, and others drop by Carlisle, Ft. Knox service members return, Patton museum trip details noted. social calls continue with Shirl Stanton and Robert Montgomery households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Rural
B. Powell
Larry McNary
W. C. Patrick
Monroe
A. H. Montgomery
Wilfred Fox
Middetown
Lucy Beachler
Miamisburg
Marilyn Gessner
Franklin
Alice Sears
Ray Kinder
Arba Thomas
Middletown
Elbert Owens
Harles Tufts
Carlisle
Kyle Cook
Owens
Betty Maybeir
Jeme Zinck
Terrence Garner
Ft. Knox
Joe Bothen
Waynesville
Madisonville
Preble County 4-H Girls Host Play Party at Grange Hall
About 200 Preble County 4-H members gathered at the Grange hall near Eaton for the annual play party honoring recent projects. Miss Bernice Tharp notes nearly 400 4-H members completed projects this year. Honors went to Winifred Pentecost for senior dairy demonstration first place and silver medals to Joyce Hartmen for home improvement, with other firsts earned by Shirley Jewell, Sherry Grimme, Mary Jo Jewell, and Ruth Wollery in junior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Preble County
Fairgounds
Preble 4-H
Bernice Tharp
Preble
Winifred Pentecost
Jackson Township
Joyce Hartmen
Lewisburgh
Miss Pentecost
Shirley Jewell
Dixon Townshi
Sherry Grimme
Dixon
Mary Jo Jewell
Ruth Wollery
Prince Of Peace Winner Selected In West Elkton
Bernice Helton was chosen as the Prince of Peace winner at the West Elkton EUB Church contest on Sunday. Geraldine Ewing and Charles Sorrell competed, and the winner will advance to Eaton later this month for the county competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton
Bernice Helton
EUB
Miss Helton
Geraldine Ewing
Charles Sorrell
Eaton
Children’s Society to Elect Officers in Warren County
Warren County Society for Crippled Children will elect officers for the year at its November 21 meeting. Marvin E. Young, president, announced plans for the next seal sale campaign. Funds from last year funded audiometers for local Warren countians. The nominating committee, chaired by Mrs Hes ter Carr, will present the slate. Since the society’s formation, most funds stay locally to aid sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Society For Crippled Children
Marvin E. Young
Hester Carr
Crippled Children’s Society
Lebanon Silver Tea and Community Notes
The Lebanon Presbyterian Womans Missionary Society hosts a Silver Tea at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Ray Van Camp’s home with co hosts Mrs. Albert Steltenpohl and Mrs. Robert Jones. Devotions by Mrs. Everett Banta. book review Angeline Booth by Frances Drake. music by Beverely Van Camp and Roger Banta. Also updates on the Lebanon Farmers Club meeting at the Dayton Pike home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Murrell with devotions by Mrs. Everett Runyan and roll call For What Should a Farmer Be Most Thankful. The essayist is Wilbur Earnhart. Mrs. Charles Allen discusses The Country Church. Dinner committee listed. Also noted are visits and travels of A. R. Lind of Washington, D. C.. Chicago trips by Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Townsley. weekend guest Mrs. Everett Thomas of Rochester, N. Y.. births and moves in town. and visits from Washington, Urbana, Centerville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Womans Missionary Society of the
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Ray van Camp
Broadway
Albert Steltenpohl
Robert Jones
Everett Banta
Angeline Booth
Francis Drake
Beverely van Camp
Roger Banta
Lebanon Farmers Club
Paul Dakin
St. Ann Hospital
Dayton
Ray Griswe
N. Mechanic St
William Spradlin
Virginia Kemper
Chicago
W. C. Bowyer
East Warren St
Fred Leonard
Re Collins
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Annual Warren County Garden School Is Set
Miss Mary C. Wiseman announced the annual Warren County Fall Garden School will be held Tuesday afternoon November 22 in the American Legion Hall at Franklin. Prof. Victor Ries of Ohio State University will lecture on Western Plants and Newer Flowers. Mrs. E. M. Henderson and Mrs. John Mount will appear. Mrs. R. D. Stevens will preside. Clubs to bring exhibits an autumn arrest and a Thanksgiving table arrangement. Lebanon club hosts, Carlisle Ramblers handle the silver tea, Franklin club handles registration and publicity. Other clubs include Waynesville Morrow Germantown Miamisburg West Carrollton West Chester Jamestown Xenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Franklin
Victor Ries
Ohio State University
E. M. Henderson
John Mount
R. D. Stevens
Franklin Garden Club
Lebanon Club
Carlisle Ramblers
Franklin Club
Waynesville
Morrow
Germantown
Miamisburg
West Carrollton
West Chester
Jamestown
Xenia
Veterans urged to apply for Ohio bonus in Warren County
Dr H M Williams Warren paper service officer today urged eligible Warren County World War II veterans who have not filed for Ohio bonus to do so. The deadline is June 30 1950. Applications are processed immediately upon receipt and change of address must be sent with claim number. Through last month Ohio paid 801401.52 to 12744 disallowed claims mainly for serving less than 90 days.
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Lebanon
H. M. Willams
Warren Paper Service
Warren County
Ohio
Williams
Cooking Class Plans Meeting At Kings Mills School
The Kings Mills cooking class, led by Mrs. Mary Buchanan, will discuss Chop Suey and Salt Rising at a meeting moved to Monday November 21 due to Thanksgiving. Open to all, the class meets in the Home Economics Room of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Lebanon
Mary Buchanan
Social notes from Harveysburg and surrounding towns
Mrs. Howard Graham and others are honored in local social columns. Bridge club festivities at Hillcrest Lodge with top prizes to Lisle Vorhes and Clarence Ranker. consolation to Charles Fraser. Family dinner for Marianne Terry marks her fifth birthday on E Warren St. Surprise farewell for Lawrence Beltz. guests attend a card evening and refreshments. Weekend travels include H L Ressencans to St Petersburg Florida and Ice Follies viewed by the Pences in Cincinnati. Multiple Sunday visits to Aurora Indiana Circleville and Circleville gatherings among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Graham
Harveysburg
Carl Ranker
Hillcrest Lodge
Kenneth Revenaugh
Lisle Vorhes
Clarence Ranker
Charles Fraser
Alfred Brant
E. Warren St
Marianne Terry
Zane Brant
Jackie
Dick Brant
Judy
Elmer Terry
Marianne
Michael
Lawrence Beltz
Art Warwick
Eli McCreary
Warren Gregg
Will Davis
Walter Bailey
Kenneth Thomas
Hugh Pence
Oren Butterbaugh
Karen Sue
Ae Stanley Burnsides
H. L. Ressencrans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert Elmer
Aurora
Ind
Maurice Pence
Isa Pence
Cincinnati Garden
Russell Carr
Wendall Turner
Circleville
Demonstration at First Church of God Annex Thursday
A plastic demonstration is planned for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the First Church of God Annex located at 702 South River Street. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Church of God
South River St
Juvenile Officer Sherron to Speak at Poastown PTA Meeting
Middletown juvenile officer Sherron will address Poastown Parents Teachers Association at the regular Thursday evening meeting at 7 30. A short business session precedes the talk and a lunch will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown
Shereron
Middletown
Parent Teachers Association
Sherron
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