Lebanon YMCA Members Drive Results Due Tonight
About 300 volunteers report tonight on the Harmon YMCA drive in Lebanon as two week effort nears end. Co chairs Dr Harold Rosencrans Rev Paul D Chiles lead divisions including Northeast North Middle Northwest Southeast and Rural with 50 51 year needs outlined by campaign leaders and guests from YMCA council.
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Lebanon
Harmon Ymca
Harold Rosencrans
Paul D .Chiles
Norman Brown
Karl Cowan
George Hantcock
Frieda Griest
Walter Ellis
Don Ertel
Roy Maupin
North
Mabel Linkous
Robert Walker
Leonard Palmer
Sid Gillman
Albert Herrick
Bonnie Charles Leaf
Reba Edwards
Lulu «Irvine
Grace Malott
Orel J. McCurley
Bill Kohl
West Division
William Retallick
Raymond Smith
Harold A. A. Thompson
Robert Ruth Dressler
Rev
J. Or McHendry
Myers
Ohio-West Virginia
Ymca National Council
Paul D. Chiles Eeder
Ymca Board of Directors
Harmon Y
Lebanon Policeman Resigns From Local Force
Police Chief W. H. Fulberth announces the resignation of Vernon Starke a longtime Lebanon officer who is leaving to take another position. No successor named yet.
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Lebanon
W. H. Fulberth
Vernon Starke
Schoolmasters Club Meeting Scheduled
Warren County Schoolmasters Club holds its second autumn meeting at Morrow High School this evening. Superintendent E S Brennman Carlisle, club president, says dinner at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker Col R John West Morrow, county sanitary engineer, is announced by Superintendent Emery Bethel. Music by Morrow School.
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Lebanon
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Morrow High School
E. S. Brennaman
Carlisle
R. John West
Morrow
Emery Bethel
Morrow School
Preble County Garden School Set October 20
The Preble County Garden School will be held at the Eaton courthouse from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on October 20. Miss Bernice J. Tharp announces the event with a morning program featuring devotional by Mrs. Carrie Fritz, welcome by Mrs. Stanley Swarztrauber, and music by the Preble County Women’s Chorus. The afternoon includes group singing, a report on district garden club highlights by Mrs. Henderson, piano solos by Mrs. Mary Ziegel, and the main address “Spiritual Beauty in Gardening” by Mrs. G. L. Etter followed by attendance awards and flower show comments.
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Eaton
Preble
Preble County
Kings Mills High School News Highlights
Kings Mills reports a 4 0 baseball season finish after defeating Springboro. A sophomore class party capped Freshman Initiation Day as ninth graders joined the high school. Mrs Mary Buchanan and Miss Reta Ford planned for Miss Ford to pursue the State Homemaker Degree with Future Homemakers of America.
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Kings Mills
Springboro
Mary Buchanan
Reta Ford
Columbus
Miss Ford
Homemakers of America
Loveland
Miss Woodward
State Department
Kings Mills High School
Eaton Civic League Ends Organization
The Eaton Women's Civic League dissolves after 35 years citing lack of members. Its final act is donating two traffic lights, with one active, and supporting the traffic light project begun during its 1915 founding to boost civic improvement and aid for the indigent.
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Eaton
Eaton Women’s Civic League
Valley Coonhunters Elect Area Officers
Lebanon Franklin area coon hunters named officers at a Franklin meeting. President Bud Ward of Middletown Route 1. vice president John Lambert of Franklin Route 1. secretary Roscoe Sloan of Middletown Route 2. assistant secretary treasurer Mrs Edna Sloan of Middletown Route 2. Next meeting set for Conover Hardware Building in Franklin on Wednesday November 8.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Eft
Bud Ward
Middletown
John Lambert
Roscoe Sloan
Edna Sloan
Conover Hardware
Franklin Jaycees Campaign For November Election
Franklin Jaycees approve signs to urge voting in the November 7 election. A prize will go to the best sign carrier in the Legion Halloween parade. Jaycees back the school bond issue. school board leaders attended the meeting. Next gathering scheduled for October 23.
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Carlisle
Walker, Norwich and Templin
Dayton
Franklin Jaycees
Franklin
Franklin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
American Legion
Jaycees
Robert Rockey
JCC
A. T. Easton
Carl Eisenmenger
Camden Group names room mothers for all grades
Camden-Home room mothers have been selected for both grade school and high school. Notable volunteers include Mrs. Wootson Shepherd and Mrs. Paul House for grade one, Mrs. Willard Guckian for grade two, Mrs. Virgil Taylor for grades two and three, and Mrs. Roy Buehner for grade four. Additional coordinators cover grades five through eleven, with multiple mothers per grade and a special ES designation.
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Camden
Robert Elston
Wootson Shepherd
Paul House
Willard Guckian
Virgil Taylor
Roy Buehner
William Matt
George Wolfenbarker
Paul Buell
Florence Shirley
Glenn Cohee
John Coleman
Wilson Kiracore
William Howerton
Kenneth Wysong
Archie Armstrong
Lillie Mae Strategier
David Campbell
James McClurken
Fire Prevention Week Program Is Underway
Lebanon begins Fire Prevention Week with inspections of business places homes schools and alleys planned to cut fire hazards. Chief Clarence V Dunham urges cooperation installing extinguishers in about half of local businesses and a village tour by fire trucks plus drills at schools to test evacuation speed.
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Lebanon
Clarence V. Dunham
Warren County
Dunham
Harry Hill
Poastown Grange Confers Degrees and Plans Celebration
The Poastown Grange held a regular meeting conferring third and fourth degrees on members including Mr. and Mrs. John C. Witeman and others, with tableaux by several members. Plans announced for an open meeting celebration for Bester Night on Tuesday October 17, and Pomona Grange meeting setup for November 18.
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Poasttown
John C. Witeman
Thomas Wills
Donald Chafin
Farrell Ratliff
Mary Lou Crowe
Frank Humphrey
Drew Toth
Monroe Grange
Hubert Moyer
Maria Paullin
Harry Heager
Doris Banker
Albert Bolling
Homer Stoutenbrousa
Sterlin Long
Ferrell Ratliff
Harry Selby
Harvey Russell
Albert Flisher
Floyd Chrisman
Peasttown Grange
Delilah Bolling
Harry Hedger
W. E. Long
Germantown Social Notes Highlight Shower and Visits
Mrs Dean Stiver honored at a Sunday shower hosted by relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Ames in Dayton. Attending were local families from Germantown and nearby towns alongside church and club events, with cross visits among residents and officers attending Calvary Methodist Church gathering.
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Germantown
Dean Stiver
Jack Ames
Dayton
Hiram Chamberlain
Jack Ames, Jr
Carl Haine Sr
Carl Haines, Jr
Phil Fisher
Della Hubler
Robert Dinneen
Elvin Wagner
Middletown
James Hubler
Miamisburg
Bernard Stiver
Sam Neff
Shirley Barnhart
Don Brewer
Janie Jackson
Louise Shaffer
Tennessee
David Oblinger
Arlington
Don Moran
Cincinnati
H. A. Rothrock
Hazel Maroon
Virgie Minnich
Calvary Methodist Church
Germantown Parent-Teacher Group Organizes at High School
The Germantown Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting Tuesday at the high school. First grade students presented a program under teachers Mrs. Charles Dury Mrs. James Durr and Mrs. Russell Storer. Superintendent Alie L. Stingley presided and introduced teachers. Robert Jay gave the welcome response. The group now lists 386 members.
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Germantown
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Dury
James Durr
Russell Storer
Alie L. Stingley
Robert Jay
Red Lion Sunday School officers named at church
Red Lion New Sunday School officers will be installed at the Red Lion Methodist Church this Sunday. Appointed officers include superintendent Robert Sleath and assistant superintendent Mrs. Ted Mote. Treasurers are Don Mote and assistant treasurer Mrs. J Snowden, with secretary Margret Fry and assistant secretary Mrs. Virgil Davis. Junior department superintendent is Mrs. Joe Jameson and cradle roll superintendent is Mrs. Ted Mote. Teachers listed are Mrs. Jipp Snowden, Mrs. Kenneth Cogan, Mrs. Ross Mote, Mrs. Ernest Green, Mrs. Lyle Ivins, Mrs. Thelma Senften, Mrs. Margret Beachler, and Dick Roberts.
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RED Lion
Red Lion Methodist Church
Robert Sleath
Ted Mote
Don Mote
J. Snowden
Margret Fry
Virgil Davis
Joe Jameson
Jipp Snowden
Kenneth Cogan
Ross Mote
Ernest Green
Lyle Ivins
Thelma Senften
Margret Beachler
Dick Roberts
Elk Creek Grange Set Homecoming Sunday
Elk Creek Grange announces its annual Homecoming Sunday with an open meeting. Members are urged to bring a friend. A covered dish dinner begins at 1 p.m. Entertainment and games are planned by the home economics committee for the afternoon.
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Elk Creek
Elk Creek Grange
Society converges in Somerville at Methodist service
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Somerville Methodist Church held an all day meeting at Mrs. Arthur Harris home. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
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Somerville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Somerville Methodist Church
Arthur Harris
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