District Boy Scout Annual Dinner Set
The South Montgomery District, Boy Scouts of America, will hold its annual dinner Thursday evening December 14 at the Girl Scout Activities Building in West Carrollton. Guest speaker H. M. Privette will discuss Our National Jamboree and district leaders will be installed as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Montgomery
Boy Scouts of America
West Carrollton
H. M. Privette
Miami Council
John L. Clouse
Gene E. Bowie
James V. Ingram
Farmersville
Frank R. Fultz
Robert Wilson
John A. Monas
Raymond Mills
Miamisburg
Paul Fox
Germantown
Youth Fellowship Attends Booth Festival in Camden
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship traveled to Arcanum for a Booth Festival. The two week old group contributed twenty five dollars to Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati and Methodist Children's Home Worthington, aided by congregation donations. Participants included Bertha Little Mary Kochenteit Mary Jane Field Rose Ann Pitsinger and Jean Ann Pheanis. Transport was provided by Mrs Ben Kochenteit Mr and Mrs Stanley Field and Mr Misheff. Bertha Little was elected to the Booth Festival Committee for Dark and Preble Counties for 1951. Camden's entry depicted a hospital scene.
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Misheff
Bertha Little
Booth
Dark
Préble Counties
Camden
Kings Mills Journal goes dial with Mason exchange
Kings Mills residents now use dial telephones connected to the Mason exchange. The Kings Mills Journal correspondent Mrs C E Stephen son adopts the new number 3240. Mail news items to Box 104 Kings Mills.
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Kings Mills
Mason Exchange
Kings Mills Journal
C. E. Stephenson
Hadacol touted as cure for deficiency related ailments
A Baton Rouge grandmother praises Hadacol claiming it relieved her nervousness appetite loss and insomnia after months of deficiency symptoms. The ad promotes Hadacol with prices and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana. Separate social notes list local birthdays visits and church festival attendance in Ohio towns.
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Flavia C. Kaufman
70Th Ave
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mildred Gore
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
The
LeBlanc Corp
Ady
Ceramics Class at Harmon YMCA Teaches Seraphite Pottery
On Tuesday November 28 an adult ceramics course begins at Harmon YMCA. Eight weeks long with a 10 student limit. Fees are 7 dollars for members 10 dollars for non members. Instructors are Mrs. John Erwin and Mrs. James Shedd. Enrollment via Harmon YMCA 755.
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Lebanon
Harmon Ymca
John Erwin
James Shedd
Harmon Ymca-755
Union Thanksgiving Services Planned By Lebanon Churches
Lebanon Christians from several denominations plan Union Thanksgiving Day services at 9 30 a m at Lebanon Presbyterian Church led by Rev J Taylor McHendry pastor of the church Rev Paul D Chiles of Lebanon Methodist Church will deliver the message Assistants include Rev Max G Mittelstedt East Baptist Church and Rev McHendry The offering benefits United China Relief Local churches across Warren County plan similar services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
J. Taylor McHendry
Paul D. Chiles
Lebanon Methodist Church
Max G. Mittelstedt
East Baptist Church
McHendry
Presbyterian Church Choir
Mittelstedt
Mr. Mittelstedt
Chiles
United China Relief
Warren County
Local Club Meetings and Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported
Springboro residents attend Lebanon Farmers club session at Grange Hall November 29 with devotional music and guest speakers. Church choir slated for December 17. Numerous Thanksgiving visits and family dinners among Springboro families with guests from Dayton Franklin Waynesville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Charles Allen
Jesse Brandenburg
Lebanon Farmers Club
Grange Hall
Lebanon
Cliff Beckett
Everett Runyan
Edgar Guest
A. C. Murrell
Berman Ross
Choir of
the Reformed Church
William Ginn
J. G. Bayne
W. C. Ellifritt
Dayton
Amos Robinson
Paul King
Franklin
Howard Heeter
Charles Hardesty
William Robinson
Emma
Luther Duncan
Robert Fendersmith
Dwight Gilpin
Cincinnati
Adult Class Meeting Planned For Monday
Kings Mills residents are invited to a Monday 7 p.m. meeting in the Kings Mills School home economics department. Members will craft lamps and all interested are urged to attend with no admission charge.
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Kings Mills
Baby chick output in the U S increased twenty two percent in 1949
The report shows a 22 percent rise in baby chick output in 1949 compared with the previous year highlighting stronger poultry production and farm industry activity across the United States.
Bethany Class Dinner Meeting Held Sunday
Camden The Bethany Class of the Presbyterian Church met in the church basement for a chicken dinner served at 6 30 by Mr and Mrs Alfred Kiracore and Mr and Mrs Robert Elston. Officers nominated for the coming year include President Mrs Ernest Patterson Vice President Mrs Esther Hart and Secretary Treasurer the Rev T B Kelsey. The next meeting will be a Christmas party with a gift exchange on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Bethany
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Kiracore
Robert Elston
Brownlee Barradaile
Merrill Brubaker
T. B. Kelsey
Esther Hart
Ernest Patterson
Lou Siebert
Marshall Decker
W. L. Chandler
Barradaile
Carlisle Ramblers Plan Luncheon at Colony Middletown
The Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club sponsors a luncheon on December 6 at the Colony restaurant in Middletown. Attendees will join Luella Engels on her radio show in the afternoon. Reservations through Mrs. Charles Mount or Mrs. William Enterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Colony
Middletown
Luella Engels
Charles Mount
William Enterman
Presbyterian Church Camden to convene Sunday meeting
The Camden Presbyters will hold a regular meeting at the church Sunday at 7 30 p m There will be an election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
The
Presbyterian Church
Farmers Raise 17 Percent More Chickens in 1949
American farmers produced 17 percent more chickens in 1949 than in 1948, reflecting expanding poultry farming.
Franklin Council Advances Sewer Plan and Land Survey
Franklin village leaders with Mayor Riley authorize a letter of thanks to the citizen committee promoting the storm sewer issue. Engineer Craven is to survey land east and south of the village as it contemplates future city expansion. Bond sales work remains lengthy and winter work by a contractor seems unlikely. The sinking fund trustees are buying $4500 bonds to fund police radio and a new tractor.
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Franklin
Franklin Village
Paul Gaynor
Citizens Committee
J. T. Riley
Jay A. Craven
Dayton
Gaynor
New York Central Railroad
Fourth St
Germantown CES chapter to meet at 7 30 p m
The Germantown chapter of CES will meet at 7 30 p m in the Masonhall. In Franklin, the 120 Club sponsors a bake sale Wednesday morning at Franklin Paint and Wallpaper Store.
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Germantown
CES
Masonhall
120 Club
Franklin
Thanksgiving Market Planned by Somerville Church Group
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church in Somerville will hold a Thanksgiving Market on Wednesday in a room on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Main St
Community holds union Thanksgiving service at Camden Methodist Church
Camden churches plan a union Thanksgiving service at Camden Methodist Church on Thursday at 3 30 p m. The event gathers multiple congregations for a joint observance in the town.
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Camden
Camden Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church Class Meets Sunday Evening
The Presbywers Class of the Presbyterian Church will hold its regular meeting at the church at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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The
Presbyterian Church
High School Class of EUB Church Plans Friday Party
The High School Class of the EUB Church will hold a party on Friday. The event adds a social gathering for the church youth group without detailing activities or time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
EUB Church
Kings Mills Hosts Carlisle In Evening Basketball Showdown
Kings Mills plays Carlisle on home court this evening as both teams seek a key victory. Carlisle aims to slow Kings Mills offense and gain a surge in the standings.
Unity Class Meets at Church Social Rooms Saturday Evening
The Unity Class will gather in the church social rooms on Saturday at 6 30 p m for a community discussion and fellowship event led by church members.
Social events fill Lebanon weekend with dinners and games
Sunday evening Mrs. Marvin Young hosted a surprise birthday party at East Orchard Ave with guests including Warren and Ralph Young and the Rosencrans families. Local hosts entertained Supper Club and bridge groups at Park Ave, North Mechanic St, Wright Ave, and East Main St with dinners, cards, and prize awards. Linda’s tenth birthday party featured games and refreshments at East Main St.
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Lebanon
Marvin Young
East Orchard Ave
Warren Young
Franklin
Ralph Young
Dale Rosencrans
Harold Rosencrans
William Johnson
Orville Keever
Robert Kaufman
Meryl B. Gray
Frank LeMay
Park Ave
W. H. Whipple
A. C. Murrell
Charles Kunker
Hobart Duff
Everett Kamps
North Mechanic St
Howard Fogle
Robert Peach
Richard Nichols
C. W. Elliott
Walter Stubbs
Elliott
East Main St
Linda
Sue Arnold
Mumbo Jumbo Mystery Farce at Gratis High Tonight
Gratis High School presents the three act mystery farce Mumbo Jumbo at 7 30 in the Gratis Auditorium directed by Elmer Dingley. The plot centers on two college students renting a big New England home where odd guests and a dead chorus girl spark a sheriff led investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Gratis High School
Elmer Dingley
New England
Dick Reynond
Pee-Wee
Len Marblehead
Emma Burpee
Daisy
Norma Hanks
Sarah Reynolds
Ed Johnson
John
Bob Creech
Dick Reynolds
Gary Stubbs
Pee Wee
Jean Carter
Tweety
Don Willis
Monahan
Don Brown
Harold Custer
Irene Mato
Mrs. Custer
Leon Denlinger
Peter Beamish
J. D. Ferrer
Ralph Via
Sonny Denlinger
Sara Hayes
Donna Coleman
Four Are Tried Franklin Mayor
Franklin residents faced Mayor J T Riley as Gerald Springfield of Middletown had case continued on abandonment charges. Sam Brixner of Franklin received a 100 dollar fine and 30 days in jail for carrying concealed weapons with part suspended for good behavior. Wiley Coldiron of Middletown paid five dollars and costs for speeding and Willie Lowe of Morristown Tennessee was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Gerald Springfield
Middletown
Sam Brixner
Wiley Coldiron
Willie Lowe
Morristown
Tenn
Fort Ancient District Boy Scouts Elects New Chairman
Alfred Hardy was elected District Chairman by scouters of the Fort Ancient District Mound Builders' Area Council. James Mitchell was recommended for District Commissioner. The meeting at Cozadale included Cub Roundtable led by Joe Zecher and emphasis on December theme Helps.
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Lebanon
Alfred Hardy
Fort Ancient
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Cozaddale
Joe Zecher
James Corwin
Morrow
Keith Tannehill
Harry Hill
Paul Parker
Dexter Flanary
Jack Gray
Mason Explorer Post
Dudley Inwood
Camp Hook
Cozaddale Methodist Church
Nelson Erbeck
Mason
Butlerville
Maineville
Otterbein Home
Somerset
Franklin PTA Meeting With Gift Drive and Songs
The Franklin PTA meeting opened with a Thanksgiving reading and prayer by Rev. Nicholas Schneider of St. Mary's Church. President Mrs. John Berger led the session. fifth and sixth graders sang and danced under Miss Edna Mae Sheppard and Mrs. Nancy Weiser. Gifts collected at the meeting will be delivered to the Warren County Home Tuesday.
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Franklin
Nicholas Schneider
St. Mary’s Church
PTA
John Berger
Edna Mae Sheppard
Nancy Weiser
Mabel Howie
Ralph Clevenger
Elizabeth Kroll
Susan Tewell
Dorothy Busby
Warren County
Warren County Lebanon School Closing Is Set
Lebanon and Warren County schools will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. Local officials said businesses will close all day Thursday and stay open Wednesday. Courthouse village offices banks and post offices will close all day. Refuse collection runs Wednesday and no deliveries Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Franklin Family Notes and Thanksgiving Guests
Local notices recount a call from Washington about a daughter heading to Manila on ECA duty. Dayton and Franklin families host Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives from Denison and Miami universities, plus many friends and neighbors attending dinners and dances.
Ice Follies draws multiple Cincinnati attendees weekend
Mr and Mrs Orland Davis Mrs John Wendt and Mrs Dale Wendt attended the Ice Follies in Cincinnati Saturday. Several local residents including Forrest Barnhart George Pippert Herbert McComb and others visited relatives or spent weekends in nearby cities.
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Trenton
Orland Davis
John Wendt
Dale Wendt
Cincinnati
Robert Butler
Harold Woodrey
Charles Dietz
Stockton
Clifford Burns
Marvin Gardner
Camp Atterbury
Ind
William McLean
Ohio
Forrest Barnhart
George Pippert
Herbert McComb
Hamilton
J. Fred Pippert
B. F. Evans
Jane Davis
Cleveland
Simon Ehresman
Marion Augspurger
Covington, Ky
Paul McDaniel
Carrie Bushle
Maurice Guy
Barbara Guy
Hamilton Hospital
Ralph Shafer
Richard O’connell
Maree Club Names New Officer Slate
The Maree Club held its November meeting at Mrs. Clarence Emley’s home with twelve members present. Officers elected: President Mrs. Clarence Shuey, Vice President Mrs. William Conover, Secretary Mrs. Clarence Emley, Treasurer Mrs. Glenn Southard. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Southard, Mrs. Jack Adams, and Mrs. Lorin Kratzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Maree Club
Clarence Emley
Clarence Shuey
William Conover
Glenn Southard
Unity Class Supper In Jacksonburg Set For Saturday
The Unity Class will meet at the church social rooms Saturday for their annual rabbit supper. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. Dinner is served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
Kings Mills Hosts Carlisle In Home Court Clash
Kings Mills basketball faces Carlisle on their home floor this evening. November 28 Mills also plays Clarksville at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mills
Carlisle
Mills
Clarksville
Harmoniker Aims to Clear TV Marks From Radio Signals
Peculiar herring bone markings on television receivers, caused by nearby amateur radio stations, may be eliminated by a device called a harmoniker in most cases. The article notes the visual interference originates from radio operations and explains how the harmoniker dampens the stray signals to reduce the pattern on screens.
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Gerald Coons
Miami Shores
Excello
James Morningstar
Kenneth Page
Robert Page
H. M. Page
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Findlay
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Springfield
Herbert Page
William Jarrett
William MceLaughlin and Son
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Wanda Walck
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Margaret Dalton
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Mary Miller
Sherry Kamps
Joyce Stubbs
Sandra Bradbury
H. H. Druhot
Wright Ave
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Albert Steltenpohl
William Bergen
Ellerton
Parkview
Peach
Thomas York
Ann Mavity
Frank Sibey
Francis Drake
Three Table Bridge Club
William Carr
Joe Wotan
Kenneth Kevenaugh
Gene McElwee
Gratis Auditorium
Doctor Gaza Omahandra
Helen Kalnai
Kay Samedi
Madame Celeste
Helen Creech
Peaches Greeding
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Wanda O’banion
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Leah Hamm
James Mitchell
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George Garrett
Washington, D. C
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ECA
Manila
Bebb
Taiwan
Washington
Minge
Charles Minge
Sam Minge
G. H. Gerke
J. B. Cafferty
Peerless Pantry
Bridge
Cafferty
South Main St
Manchester
R. W. Rossman
E. H. Bindley
Howard Larick
Richard O’donnell
J. William Dechant
William Shera
Roger Shaffer
William White
Chautauqua
O. L. Layman
Carl Morgan
Grandview Hospital
Donald Hathorne
Eugene Walke
Helen Williamson
Middletown Hospital
Spring Ave
Richard Noland
Miami University
James Ferst
Falls Church
Everett Minge
Robert
Miles Chenoweth
Pearl Chenoweth
Elbert Stanton
Thomas Fry
Cincinnati Gardens
Forest Haines
Mabel Sinnard
Luther Whitt
Steve
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James Bowers
Oakley Bagley
Jack Landis
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Charles Brosh
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Myles Pence
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Charles South
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John Kinder
Ray Kinder
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M. J. Brown
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Edward Bolen
James Griggs
J. S. Tattershall
E. T. Storer
W. B. Rohse
W. E. Storer
Roy Imes
G. D. Fager
William Hawthorne
William C. Good
Robert Eaton
Forest Boyer
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Jerry
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Roger L. Garrett
Ebert Stanton
Douglas Lewis
Margaret Hamilton
Arthur
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