Springboro Civic Plans Election Sept 15
Springboro Civic Association to elect trustees Sept 15 with ten nominees listed Verlin Voltz Mrs Ralph Yauger Mrs Stanley Brumfield Dick Grimes Mrs William Harris Noel Poe Phil Rottman Wilbur Reagan Don Barton Elton Tibbets. Incumbent officers and trustees plus Walter Morris Joseph Omietanski Jack Smith Mrs Tom Drenon George Patterson will select officers. Ralph Yauger led a weekend campout at Church of God grounds near Lebanon. troop meets Tuesday evenings.
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I. B. Doyle
Springboro
Springboro Civic Association
Verlin Voltz
Ralph Yauger
Stanley Brumfield
Dick Grimes
William Harris
Noel Poe
Phil Rottman
Wilbur Reagan
Don Barton
Elton Tibbets
Walter Morris
Joseph Omietanski
Jack Smith
Tom Drenon
George Patterson
Association
Waynesville Club Schedules Meetings and Activities
An executive Missionary Society meeting is planned for Sept 22 at Mrs. John Butcher's home with all members invited. Boy Scout Troop 50 outlines fall and winter activities at a first meeting in the local park, with rain backup at Jonathan Wright School. The Waynesville Garden Club meets Sept 8 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Ralph Hastings home. The PTO plans a Sept 19 7:30 p.m. meeting at the high school auditorium. Leo Perry, recently resigning as elementary principal, was honored by teachers at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodson. Perry will be elementary principal at Lebanon.
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The
Missionary Society of the Church of God
Society
John Butcher
Boy Scout Troop 50
Jonathan Wright
Waynesville
Waynesville Garden Club
Ralph’ Hastings
PTO
Leo Perry
Harold Hodson
Perry
Lebanon
Troop of Sixteen Church of God Scouts Guided
Sixteen members of the Church of God Boy Scout troop are guided by scoutmaster Clyde Brewer, who leads the group in community service and outdoor activities.
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Church of God Boy Scout Troop
Clyde Brewer
Shiloh School Student Bus Routes Unchanged for 1950
Maurice W. Ittel, superintendent, says seven bus routes for Shiloh district students remain the same as last year. School opens for a full day Wednesday with cafeteria lunch prices set at 30 cents for grades 1-4 and 35 cents for grades 5-12.
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Shiloh
Maurice W. Ittel
Ohio 4-H Winners Earn National Trips At State Fair
Fifteen Ohio youths win expense paid trips to national 4-H events after interviews at the Ohio State Fair. Two more are named to the State Junior Fair Board. Five are awarded trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in November. Sponsors include the Ohio State Fair Sears-Roebuck Foundation and the Ohio 4-H Foundation.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Junior Fair Board
Chicago
Ill
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Nine Months in a Cast Barbie Faces Long Hospital Stay
Trenton sophomore Barbie Brown 15, confined to bed with a neck to thighs body cast for four months, faces nine vertebrae surgery after a curvature of the spine. She hopes to return to school second semester with tutors and looks forward to shopping and summer plans once doctors approve.
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Jim Guthrie
Trenton
Barbie Brown
Barbie
Ation Barbie
LeSourdsville Lake
Mary Haven Home guides budget for 33 children
Lebanon area Mary Haven Children's Home operates with a $2,000 yearly clothing budget to outfit 33 resident children plus 45-50 in foster care. Mr and Mrs Saunders supervise with three housemothers, coordinating thrift, donations, and occasional group shopping trips to provide shoes and clothes while maintaining a welcoming home atmosphere.
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Lebanon
Oral Saunders
Saunders
Mary Haven
Mrs. Saunders
Jim
Gerald
Dayton
United to Add Seven Ohio Telephone Firms to United Utilities
United States telecommunication moves to fold seven Ohio operating companies into United Utilities Inc. increasing phones under the system to about 1.25 million. Key executives from United and Telephone Service Co. of Ohio confirm the plan expected to close by January 1. The deal bundles Lima Eastern Ohio Central groups with 210000 lines and Bucyrus Northwestern Shelby Van Wert groups totaling about 35000 lines under Bader Securities and Telephone Service. Oldest U S president Andrew Jackson noted in passing historical line.
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Kansas City
Ohio Telephone
United Utilities, Inc
P. H. Henson
United
Curtis M. Shetler
Telephone Service Co
Ohio
Robert G. Fuller
Bader Securities Co
Boston
United System
Lima
Monroe Rec Dinner Set Honors Local Young Athletes
Monroe Recreation Council will sponsor a cover-dish award dinner Tuesday at Seven Dolors Recreation Hall to honor Little League and tennis participants. Mrs. John Durham supervises. Paul Miller, president, chairs. All star patches trophies and special awards to be presented. Candy sale committee plans unveiled to fund the summer project. Sale runs all week, led by participating students.
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Monroe
Monroe Recreation Council
Seven Dolors Recreation Hall
John Durham
Paul Miller
Water Delinquency Will Be Costly in Springboro
Springboro residents three months delinquent on water bills will have taps shut off per the Board of Public Affairs. Delinquent notices were issued Sept 6 by clerk Joseph Herlihy. The village council repealed the old building code in favor of a new one to be printed by the Springboro Civic Association. Glennis Sexton named to the planning board replacing resigning William Harris.
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Springboro
Board of Public Affairs
Joseph Herlihy
Butler Rural Building Up 1966 Spending Across Townships
Butler County rural construction total for eight months 1966 reached 8,858,263 led by Crystal Tissue Co warehouse permit of 140,650. Lemon Township posted 171,258 with a 15,000 home permit and 151,650 other work. Madison 41,680 for two new homes and 4,100 other permits. Wayne 28,710 with a 9,000 home and 19,710 other. Union led home building with 179,630 across 11 permits.
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Hamilton
Butler County
George Crain
Crain
Crystal Tissue Co
Lemon
Madison Township
Wayne Township
Union Township
Battery failures blamed on heat and overcharging
AAA official Ray M. Taylor says battery failures occur in heat and from overcharging, a problem in summer and cold weather, especially for older units.
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Hamilton
Ray M. Taylor
AAA
Taylor
Bring Own Lunch Policy for Madison Junior School
Madison Junior School asks fifth through eighth graders to bring their lunches for the first week due to cafeteria work at the new building. Superintendent Darrell Root says milk and ice cream will be available daily and all classrooms are ready for the start of classes next Wednesday.
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Madison Junior School
Root
Miami student wins AIA Henry Adams Scholarship
Frances Ann Lachman of Wheaton Maryland, a Miami University architecture student, is among the 1966 67 recipients of AIA scholarships. The Washington office announced she received a 250 dollar Henry Adams Scholarship.
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Oxford
Frances Ann Lachman
Miami University
Wheaton
American Institute of Architects
AIA
Washington
Henry Adams
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Church of God
Waynesville Club
Shiloh Bus
President's Committee On
Washington, D.C
Advertising Council
International Advertising Newspaper Executives
James Brown
W. Home Ave
Raymond Pappalardo
Madison High School
Mom Saunders
Stephanie Sunnydale
United States
Andrew Jackson
White House
Butler Rural Building Up
West Middletown
Middletown Journal
Shaddock’s Mats
Germantown Rd
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