Veteran with 24 years service recalled to active duty
Bill Decker of Eaton, a 24 year Navy veteran and former lieutenant who commanded the USS Nippinia and an air sea rescue ship, has been ordered to report October 16 to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for active duty. He is employed at the state highway department and leads the local VFW post. He must serve until 30 years of fleet service. He will report for a physical in Cincinnati before reporting to duty.
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Eaton
Bill Decker
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ninth Naval District
Decker
Quinnipia
Pearl Harbor
Guam
State Highway Department
VFW
Traffic Safety Study Is Subject
Lebanon’s Business and Professional Women sponsor National Business Women's Week program at the Golden Lamb on Friday October 12. Jeannette Williams chairs the Public Affairs Committee and Mary Mulford co chairs. William J. Knight of the State Highway Department will interview local officials and study traffic safety issues. Knight speaks at 6 30 p m dinner. Korea note on offshore anchorages is included.
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Lebanon
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Golden Lamb
Jeannette Williams
Mary Mulford
Cochairman
William J. Knight
State Highway Department
Knight
Lebanon Hosts Cedar City Camera Club Week
Cedar City Camera Club in Lebanon sponsors a week October 8 to 14 featuring window displays in over 48 local stores. Club president Buford Bashford announces prints from 8 by 10 to 16 by 20 inches formed into salon mounts, tied to National Picture Month. The club, about 25 members, showcased at the county fair and expanded its display plan.
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Lebanon
Couples Organize New Bible Class in Monroe
A group of married couples from the Methodist Church met at Earl Price's home near Monroe to form a new Sunday School class. Melvin Price was elected president, Mrs. William Housh Jr. vice president, Mrs. Robert Augspurger secretary, and George Frazee treasurer. Earl Price will teach and a name will be chosen next meeting. Others present included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doebler, Mrs. Howard Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Frazee, and Rev and Mrs W E Ballinger. A supper followed.
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Monroe
Methodist Church
Earl Price
Melvin Price
William Housh
Robert Augspurger
George Frazee
Paul Doebler
Howard Culp
Blair Frazee
Eaton Minister Resigns Pulpit
The Rev. H. Warren Staats, pastor of the First Pentecostal Church in Eaton, announces his resignation to the congregation. He and his family will leave next week and no successor has yet been chosen for the 125 member church. Staats led the church for a year and a half and helped grow Sunday School enrollment to 164.
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Eaton
H. Warren Staats
First Pentecostal Church
Eaton Church
Improved rupture truss offers free trial gift
An advertisement from Kansas City, Missouri promotes an inconspicuous rupture truss with no leg straps or pads. It claims comfort and easy wear, offers a 30 day trial, and promises a $3.50 special truss as a gift upon reporting results, with free descriptive circular.
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Physician’s
Koch Bldg
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
Lot and Building Bought For Park in Hueston's Woods State Park
William Mc Queen announces purchase of a five acre parcel and dwelling from William Dingledine for 5000 dollars to complete land acquisition in Hueston's Woods State Park. The state now owns 3408 acres in Butler and Preble counties between Morningsun and Oxford, with most land in Preble.
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Camden
Hueston’s Woods State Park
William McQueen
William Dingledine
McQueen
Butler
Preble
Morningsun
Oxford
Preble County
Eaton Screw Products Co Organized From Eaton
Eaton Industrial Firm reorganized and refinanced as Eaton Screw Products Co. effective October 1. Robert C. Barne becomes president and general manager. Directors include FE Steffen Eaton S B Taylor Shaker Heights R W Cornell University Heights and E L Dumas Cleveland. Production to increase and new facilities planned at the current location.
Utility Firm Leases Display Room Space
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company has leased space in the rear of the former Dan Mar Restaurant building. The room will house the business office and include display floorspace and a show window. Appliance dealers in the village will display merchandise on a monthly rotation, said George Kuehnle of the Middletown office.
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Franklin
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Dan Mar
George Kuehnle
Middletown
Methodist Society Meeting Slated for Thursday Afternoon
The Monroe Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet at Mrs. G. W. McGahan’s home Thursday afternoon. Tylersville WSCS will be birthday guests as part of the National WSCS Visitation Program. Mrs. W. E. Ballinger leads devotion. Mrs. Archie Owen plans the program. Mrs. Dc. F. Warner assists.
Bible Class Meetings Planned At Blue Ball Church
The Men’s Bible Class of Blue Ball Presbyterian Church hosts a fish dinner and organization meeting at Earl Scot horn’s Dayton home. The Ambassador Bible Class meets for Bible study guided by Rev. Byron H. Sprague at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carberry’s home at 8 p.m. The oldest insulated house remains on Broad Street Salem Virginia, insulated with mineral wool in 1882.
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Blue Ball
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
Earl Scothorn
Dayton
Ambassador Bible
Byron H. Sprague
Clarence Carberry
Broad Street
Salem
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Middletown Retail Merchants
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