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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1967
Page
18
A reporter in Lebanon sought the supposed major disaster line 932-6806 listed in the city telephone book. The number connected to the telephone company and yielded no official Disaster Office, prompting questions about Warren County’s emergency contacts.
Salem Lutheran Church in West Alexandria observes its 150th anniversary with services on Oct 15 and October events through Oct 22 including a 130th anniversary observance, a pageant directed by Leona Unger, and Holy Communion. The church began in 1817 in a two room log building and expanded with notable renovations and early kindergarten outreach.
Ethan Allen's Green Mountain Boys rise as victors at Ticonderoga and Saratoga, marking key early American triumphs.
Springboro Lions Club president Dr. Scott Swope and secretary William Querner attended District 13H Lions meeting. The club sold Halloween candy and fruit cakes for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Upcoming events include a ladies night and Halloween party at Culps Cafeteria. Local youth teams split games with Mason with Kim Zech and Tim Mahan scoring for Springboro. Royal Frey of Wright-Patterson AFB will speak at the event. Neighbors' Club held a covered dish supper and card party near Waynesville. Fire Girls leaders attended South Dayton Area Council event.
Poastown School plans its first meeting October 19 in the school cafeteria. Supt. Darrell Root will discuss the upcoming tax levy as prizes are awarded to top candy sellers in the recent fund drive to pay for school blacktopping.
Westchester Lakota High School Boosters outline a program for the months ahead. Anita Hoffman, program chairman, notes a ham and steak dinner at the open house. On Oct 11 the boosters meet at 7 30 p m with Lt Art Merring of WLW Cincinnati as guest speaker on Traffic Safety. driving teens urged to attend.
Proceeds from a Trenton Mothers Club card party at Bloomfield School go to the club scholarship fund. Any senior may apply. Mrs. Raymond Leis and Mrs. Robert Sands led the event with door prizes.
Trenton officials and school board members examine traffic flow at the high school. Councilman James Fall cites police and board input on fixes including reversing drive access, banning left turns, extending roading zones, and adding crossing guards.
Poasttown Heights items report Bible study at Ethel Wilson home, Jay Class fish fry on Oct 28, and senior high Youth Fellowship bowling night Oct 14. Fire Chief Stretcher commends department after an early morning barn fire on S First Street. council approves hose purchase, firemen time loss reimbursements, truck transfer to Middletown for Fire Prevention Week, and James Hensley appointment.
Warren permits total 595678 with 23 new one family homes worth 499934 and one three family home 14400 plus ten additions 50624 and eight garages 16336. Preble projects total 114900 with five one family homes 88500 and ten additions 17100.
Stephen Timothy Wilson a Preble Shawnee High School senior from West Elkton has been accepted to West Point. He will join the Class of 1972 reporting next summer. Tim, educated entirely in West Elkton schools, attended Boys State last June and plays for the Preble Shawnee football team.
Amanda The Amanda Methodist Church announces a New Life Mission from October 29 to November 5 with cochairmen Dave Armstrong and Melvin Miller assigning roles to members Don Stah evangelism Clay Hinkle ambassador Ann Morningstar Martin Armstrong attendance Lester Theodore advertising Harold Warner arrangements Ed Malott finance Bob Myers youth Bob Batze Jack Deaton music
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