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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

12

Versatones seek big break in country music center Nashville

Carlisle High School juniors Jerry Taylor 16 and Kenny Brogan 16 lead the Versatones a country western band aiming for Nashville. Jerry arranges, plays lead guitar, and leads the group with his father Edward as manager. Band features Jerry’s motherDorothy on bass and Freda Craft as cowgirl singer. They perform in Middletown Lebanon Franklin and other areas and hope to cut a record soon.

Nadine Kirkpatrick Carlisle Jerry and the Versatones Nashville Tenn Jerry Taylor Carlisle High School Jerry Edward Taylor Kenny Brogan Carlisle High Dorothy Taylor Taylor Dan Poast

Carlisle Club Honors Three Past Presidents

The Carlisle club held an October meeting honoring three former leaders Mrs. Howard Association of the New Jersey Poast, Mrs. Chalmer Asher, and Mrs. Joe Spink. Each received honorary membership certificates for a total $150 donation to mission boards chosen by the former presidents.

Carlisle Howard New Jersey Chalmer Asher Presbyterian Church Joe Spink Weiser Organiza Group Iton Bership Mission Boards Spink Asher Board On Ecumenical Missions Peast Board of Christian Education Jack Repper Leon Roberts Franklin Neff Jack Greenawald Stewart Brannaman

Crossword Solvers Pace Through Daily Challenge

The note cites a 1966 King Features Syndicate daily crossword with an average solve time around 24 minutes. It references the publication context and standard puzzle timing. The sentence preserves the historical puzzle framing and-era cadence.

King Features Synd., Inc

Cancer Society Honors Warren Commissioner Harp

Franklin County Commissioner Arthur Harp was honored by the American Cancer Society Ohio division and the Warren County unit. He received a plaque at the local dinner meeting for outstanding service as Warren County crusade chairman. Warren County's 1965 66 crusade raised 9680 dollars with 635 in memorial gifts and 300 from Production Plating Works employees' service fund.

Lebanon Arthur Harp Franklin American Cancer Society Ohio Warren County Harp Warren Unit Warren County Crusade

Lions Club Essay Contest Promotes World Peace Prizes

The Carlisle Lions Club and partner clubs sponsor a global peace essay contest with total prizes of 50000 dollars including a 25000 dollar first prize. Students enter by contacting Carlisle High School office or any Lion Club member.

Carlisle Carlisle Lions Club Carlisle High School Lion Club

Ohio grain market grows on European demand

Ohio Farm Bureau officials report rising overseas demand for soft red winter wheat soybeans corn and dehydrated alfalfa amid a steadier European market after trade mission to Rotterdam Vienna and beyond. They note tariff barriers still limit some imports and call for continued development of export channels.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Frank Sellars Washington American Products Court House Federation Thomas J. Gor Trenton Butler County Europe Farm Bureau Trade Development Corp Rotterdam Holland International Cooperative ‘Alliance Vienna Austria Walter Lee Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Nelson Cotton Ohio Farmers, Inc Fostoria Mid States Terminal, Inc Toledo Ohio Farm Leader

Foreign exchange student joins Lakota High for 1966 67 year

Diana Van Gompel 17 a senior from Colombia has been accepted as a foreign exchange student at Lakota High School for the 1966 67 term. She will live with three West Chester families during her stay.

Fair Exchange Diana van Gompel Colombia South America Lakota High School Miss Gompel West Chester

Mason Council Advances Street Repairs and Acquisition

The Mason Village council approved awarding engineering work to Don Garrett for street repairs in Manhasset and sidewalks on Kings Mills Road. A court suit date is set for October 28 regarding the Bowyer junk yard. An emergency ordinance borrows 13 500 from First Mason Bank to buy property beside the municipal building.

Mason — Mason Council Don Garrett Manhassett Kings Mills Road Bowyer Junk Yard First Mason Bank

Korean Returns To Miami Add New Economics Faculty

Chung Hoon Lee joins Miami University's Oxford Campus economics faculty this fall. A Seoul born多 student who studied at Yunsei University and earned Miami BA cum laude in economics, he completed much of his PhD at California Berkeley. Lee's research focuses on foreign securities demand and portfolio capital movements. He has held a Flood Fellowship and Ford Foundation grant and is Phi Beta Kappa. He served as president of UC Korean Student Association and is an American Economic Association member.

Oxford Miami University Chung Hoon Lee Miami University of California At Berkeley Lee California Seoul Korea Yunsei University Phi Beta Kappa Ford Foundation University of California Korean Student Association American Economics Association

Miami Grad Wins Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

Capt. David R. Barr, Miami University graduate and former Oxford resident, received the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A mathematician, he works with the Office of Aerospace Research in the OAR Aerospace Research Laboratories, part of ten laboratories under OAR.

Miami Grad Air Force Award Oxford David R. Barr Miami University U. S. Air Force Wright Patterson Air Force Base Capt. Barr Glenn R. Barr Miami Barr University of Iowa Office of Aerospace Research Air Force Basic Research Agency OAR Aerospace Research Laboratories Wright-Patterson OAR

Seminar In Dayton Aimed At Nursing Home Operation

A seminar for nursing home administrators focusing on practical business operations will be held October 8 at the Statler Hilton in Dayton. The program covers eight counties including Butler and targets managers and operators in the field.

Dayton Statler-Hilton Butler

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