A Friendly Spot Germantown Library Growing
Germantown Library under Miriam Kindig serves as community hub with 100000 annual circulation, 3112 borrowers, and 400 monthly visiting fourth to sixth graders. The children’s section holds 10000 books. adult library emphasizes personalized service. National Library Week open house showcases art and dolls while history recalls Carnegie grant and 1907 move to the permanent building.
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Germantown
Miriam Kindig
Montgomery County
Carlisle Ramblers Cookbook Sells Out Twice
The Carlisle Ramblers Cookbook, a souvenir collection of member and friend recipes with contributor names, sold its first 110 copies quickly and the next 100. all are gone. With ongoing requests, another 100 may be printed if enough orders come in. contact Mrs. Leroy Gephart or any club member to order.
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Addieman
Carlisle
Carlisle Ramblers
Leroy Gephart
GOP Victories Seen As Help To Farmers
Ohio farm policy may shift after GOP wins. Rep. Clarence J. Brown Jr. says loosened production controls needed to feed growing populations. He endorses the $33 million Bread and Butter Corps from the 1966 Food for Peace Act to aid underdeveloped regions. The Cincinnati Ordnance District posted a high bid of 4858 for Kings Mill land.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Brown
Bread and Butter Corps
Trenton Board Reviews Insurance and Cafeteria Issues
The Trenton School Board discussed insurance premiums for Bloomfield School and reviewed recommendations from an agent. No final decisions were made as the insurance program will be reviewed next year. Cafeteria staff hours were adjusted with two high school workers allowed to start 30 minutes late and 3.5 hours added at Bloomfield.
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John Burley
Robert Grimes
Bloomfield School
Grimes
Babeck
Bloomfield
Burley
Trenton
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Miami hosts 91 foreign students from 47 countries
Miami University reports 91 international students this trimester, 52 continuing from winter and 38 new arrivals, with Iran leading at nine. The group spans 47 countries, with most in Arts Sciences and the graduate school, plus 35 in Arts Sciences and 26 in graduate studies.
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Oxford
Miami University
Donald N. Nelson
Miami
Iran
Japan
India
Taiwan
Korea
Philippines
Canada
France
Greece
Thailand
Brazil
Guiana
Kuwait
Somali Republic
Tunisia
Uganda
Afghanistan
Argentina
Bechuanalland
Bermuda
Caroline Islands
Colombia
Republic of the Congo
Cuba
el Salvador
Ethiopia
Finland
Great Britain
Honduras
Hong Kong
Jamaica
Jordan
Kenya
Malawi
Morocco
Nigeria
Pakistan
Peru
Rhodesia
Ryuky Islands
Tanzania
Togo
Turkey
Venezuela
Viet Nam
Zambia
College of Arts Sciences
Carlisle Junior Class Staging Our Town
Mrs. Walter Clark spoke for Diapers to Diplomas Club about 12 state districts and 12 000 mothers in Mothers Clubs. The Carlisle group affiliates with Ohio Child Conservation League joining the southwestern district. D.C.M.C. supports Hollywood Youth Center project in Franklin. Mrs. William McGuire named ways and means chair. Next meeting December 7 with officer installation. Beau's Night designated for February meeting.
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Clark
Carlisle
Ohio Child Conservation League
D.C
McGuire
Beau
Carlisle Club Presents Our Town at Carlisle High
Carlisle High School presents Our Town tonight and Saturday at 8 in the high school auditorium. The junior class play features 24 characters and follows a town through two families with a love affair in act two and a cemetery scene in act three. Director Jerry Scott guides student director Karen Laubach. Main roles include Gary Shockley Sandy White Scott Freeman Steve Dalton Doug Shure Shirley Smith Cathy Price Phoebe Phillips Mike Thorn Mike Snyder Art Cassill Wilma Van Hoose Terry Willis Rusty Blossom.
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Jerry Scott
Karen Laubach
Gary Shockley
Sandy White
Scott Freeman
Steve Dalton
Doug Shure
Shirley Smith
Cathy Price
Phoebe Phillips
Mike Thorn
Mike Snyder
Art Cassill
Wilma van Hoose
Terry Willis
Rusty Blossom
Eaton Chamber Holds Election
Paul Nieberding, a barber and City Council member, was elected president of the Eaton Area Chamber of Commerce for 1967. John Button, insurance representative and auditor-elect of Preble County, was elected vice president.
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Eaton
Paul Nieberding
Eaton Area
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germantown Library Growing
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Kindig
William Addleman
Farmersville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Garden Club
Koeppel
Andrew Carnegie
Dee Ann Huffer
Mrs. Kindig
Miami Valley
Peek-A
Franklin High School
Amy O'Neal
Jane Gingerich
Mark Hammons
Jeanie McCabe
Pam Owsley
Kramer
Ordnance
GOP
Chicago
Ralph E. Heitmeyer
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ordnance District
General Services Administration
Kings Mill
GSA
Anfo
Farm Bureau
L. F. Warhington
Farm Bureau State Board
Sidney
George H. Dunlap
Sunbury
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Auglaize
Carroll
Preble
Jackson County
Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Bernard Drake
Franklin County
Ralph Hobson
Greene County
Wade Seaman
Carroll County
Nationwide
Jack Scott
Marysville
J. W. Flowers
Washington Court House
R. F. Robbins
Ashland
Yankee RD
New State Farm
Imsurand
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington, Marois
ODEN
Franklin
WRFD
Owens Corning
Isc
Trenton Board
Jim Guthrie
Our Town
Walter Clark
State Organization of Mothers Clubs
Carlisle Club
Carlisle High School
Eaton Chamber
Middletown
ICE & Coal
Curtis Street
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