Water Lines On Agenda At G-Town
Germantown village council will discuss extending water and sewer lines to Valley View High School on December 5. Action is sought on bids from 68,124 to 104,804 dollars for extending utility lines a mile north to the school site. Additional items include a water tower, revised rates, and related project decisions.
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Germantown
Mew Valley View High School
Board of Public Affairs
Germantown-Farmersville
Silver Road
Ohio Board of Education
Clifton N J Bars Fly In By Santa Claus
Santa Claus cannot land in Clifton according to city ordinance. A W T Grant Co land Santa by helicopter at a shopping plaza Friday, but the council denied the permit citing rules against aircraft landings within Clifton's 12 square mile area. The lone exceptions are public officials and foreign powers. The council favored Santa by sea or land but rejected air entry.
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Clifton, N.J
Clifton
W.T. Grant Co
Santa Claus
Wimodausian Club Holds November Meeting
The Wimodau sian Club met at Mrs. Bert Boomershine's home with hosts Mrs. Jesse Brandenburg and Mrs. Pwight Phillips. Program featured literary topics including The Oldsters Our National Cathedral and Dr. Alvarez presented by several members. Ladies joined in singing Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet and recited Psalm 100.
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Carlisle
Wimodausian Club
Bert Boomershine
Jesse Brandenburg
Pwight Phillips
Oldsters
Our National Cathedral
Dr. Alvarez
Leo Black
C. Mikesell
Heber Dreher
America's Champion Commuter George White Drives 262 Miles Daily
Dayton based George W. White commutes 131 miles each way between Indianapolis and the Defense Electronics Supply Center in Dayton. Over ten years he racked up 650000 miles with a daily two hour morning and half hour evening drive and rarely misses work. He values the job, the trips, and weekend excursions, despite extensive mileage and gas use.
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Dayton, Ohio
George W. White
America
White
Indianapolis
Ohio
Georgia
Alabama
Defense Electronics Supply Center
Dayton
Mobile
Ala
Land White
Louisville
Here
Lebanon OKs early bond sale for new high school
Lebanon school board authorized bond issuance and sale after swift election results from Warren County. The $1.75 million high school project aims for a Sept 1 1968 occupancy, with bidding set for Dec 12 and construction to begin early spring. The plan anticipates investment gains in government securities to cover costs amid space constraints in a rapidly growing district.
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Lebanon
Lebanon School Board
George Hartman
Warren County Board of Elections
Hartman
H. H. van
Buren
Columbus
Ohio's fringe counties around cities lead population gains
Ohio's population rose about 9.6 percent from 1960 to early 1966, driven mainly by growth in counties surrounding major cities. Cleveland area counties Lake Geauga and Medina posted large increases, while Cincinnati Dayton area counties Clermont Warren and Greene showed high gains. Some northwest and rural counties lagged or grew slowly.
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Columbus
Ohio
John B. Mitchell
Ohio State University
Mitchell
Ohio Development Department
Development Department
State Department
U.S
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lake County
Geauga County
Medina County
Cincinnati-Dayton
Clermont County
Warren County
Greene County
de- Appalachia
France
Crawford
Hancock
Wood
Mitcherage
Hardin County
van Wert Hamilton
Mont County
Gomery
Franklin
Lncrease
Cas
Cuyahoga
Summit
Stark
Mahoning
Springboro School and Civic Groups Plan December Events
Springboro High School band boosters sponsor a skating party at Skate Way Roller Rink in Middletown on December 5 to fund band uniforms. The PTO executive board meets Thursday at William McNally’s home. Springboro debate teams beat Carlisle with next meet on November 29 against Mason. Lions Club hosts Ladies Night December 6 and Christmas par ty December 19. Civic Association Christmas party December 17 at Springboro High School for Cleercreek youths. F and N Farm Council meets December 4 at Harold Heslinger’s Germantown home.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Skateway
Middletown
PTO
William McNally
Carlisle High School
Mason High School
Springboro Lions Club
Hunter Lions Club
Lions Club
Frank Woodward
Springboro Civic Association
Cleercreek Township
Peace Corps Test Set For December 5
A Peace Corps placement test is planned for December 5 at 3 p.m. in Room 210 of the Hamilton post office building. The 90 minute test gauges aptitude and language learning potential and is open to area residents seeking service overseas. Applications are available at post offices or from Peace Corps in Washington, D.C.
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Peace Corps
Hamilton Post Office
Washinton
D.C
YMCA Founding Noted in London England
A brief historical note records the founding of the Young Men’s Christian Association in London England. The statement highlights the organization’s origin and location without further detail.
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The
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
England
Carlisle Christmas Bazaar Opens at 10 A.M.
The Missionary Circle of Carlisle First Church of God sponsors a Christmas Bazaar on December 2 at 440 S. Main St Franklin. The event features handmade items and home baked goods including Christmas fruit cakes for sale.
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Carlisle
Missionary Circle
Carlisle First Church of God
S. Main St
Franklin
Centennial Set For St. Marys Church Celebration
Plans for St Mary Church centennial in 1967 are under way with Harriet Fealy compiling a history of the parish. The exact month is undecided and researchers can contact Fealy at 746 6357. The Alter Rosary Society discussed the event and all church societies will participate in the parish celebration.
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Franklin
St. Mary
Harriet Fealy
Fealy
Chautauqua Outing a Social Success in MVCA Effort
The Chautauqua-Miami Valley Chautauqua Association marked its second outing with a 40-person Sadie Hawkins Day dance featuring comic strip character costumes. Prizes honored Daisy Mae Lil Abner lookalikes and original outfits. Officers were elected with Mrs Dale Carpenter winning a second term as president and Mrs Orval Cummins new treasurer. A Christmas party is set for December 18 at the community center.
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MVCA
Chautauqua Community Club
Dale Carpenter
Mary Mc‘Kenzie
Ruth Kessling
Orval Cummins
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F. D. Whitsell
Curt Devis
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Shelby
Warner Robins Air Force Base
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
PAR Ete Omle Homes
Martin Cobb
Carrollton
Iowest
Hiawatha Ave
Inneapolis
Minn
RFO
Springboro News
Mrs. I. B. Doyle
F and N Farm Council
Harold Helsinger
Central Ave
Midd
Sub Cade
International Harvester
Doebler
St. Mary's
Valley News
Chautauqua
Miami
Val
Arthur
York
Barnitz Bank
Credit Life Insurance
Bowne
Progress
Central
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Grimes
Verity Parkway
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