Honey Festival Opens In Lebanon Thursday
The fifth annual Ohio Honey festival starts Thursday Sept 7 at 1 p.m. in Lebanon with an opening by state officials, a grand finale parade on Sept 9, and daily hours 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Local queens include Linda Johnson and Cindy Sorge. Paula Horvath is America’s Honey Queen. The event features live music, living bee beard, exhibits, art show, bands, parades, antique cars, and dance performances across three days.
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Lebanon
Ohio
John Gilligan
Gene Abercrombie
State Director of Agriculture
Gilligan
Robert Bevis
Division 8
State Department of Highways
Lou Romohr
Linda Johnson
Spring Valley
Minn
America
Paula Horvath
New Lebanon
Cindy Sorge
London
Don Cooke
Terrace Park
Masonic Hall
Golden Lamb
Caledonia Bagpipe Band
Grandma Sadie
Colleen Sharp
Wyman ‘Speck’ Thomas
Miami Valley News Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Warren County records show marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including John Metcalf and Nancy Parker in Springboro and Cheryleen White of Franklin with Joseph Edwards, plus several other pairings across Lebanon Mason and Carlisle. Divorces granted include Joyce Hill and Bruce Hill and Nancy Thacker and Glenn Thacker among others in Franklin Middletown and Carlisle court actions.
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John Edward Metcalf
Springboro Pike
Springboro
U.S. Army
Nancy Lou Parker
Pekin Road
Lebanon
Joseph Everette Edwards
Louisville
Cheryleen Kay White
Roberts Drive
Franklin
Thomas D. Judd
Oregonia
Nita Ann Moore
Morrow
Michael R. Frederick
Mainville
Melodee
Steven Gary Bullock
Maineville
Shery Kay Koehler
David Glenn Thacker
Irene Ave
South Lebanon
Debbie L. Udry
Townsley Drive
Loveland
Robert H Beard
Ottawa
Til
Kathleen 0. Brown
Village East
Northcrest
Mason
Patricia Ann Asher
Grandview Ave
Robert Dale Peach
N. Broadway
Peggy Lou Testerman
Lakeside Drive
Ralph Anderson
Bernice Grimes
Dayton
Oxford Road
Terry Ray Grimes
Riverview Road
Middletown
Sharon Calvert
Crestview Drive
Stewart T. Calvert
Britton Lane
Monroe
Eva Hughes
N. Main St
Joseph Hughes
Christina B. Crawford
Summit St
Roy Lee Crawford
Glenview Drive
Henry L. Fox
Shaker Road
Kathryn Ellen Fox
Adrian Court
Cynthia T. Sullivan
N. West St
Apt
Noel E. Sullivan
E. Orchard Ave
Johnny D. Egleston
Alyce Ave
Sandra Egleston
Carolyn J. Hipsher
Clark Sr
Michael Hipsher
Harrison
Joyce Hill
Marcella ‘Drive
Bruce
Hill
Deamwood
William W. Young
Nancy S. Thacker
Central Ave
Glenn E. Thacker
Carlisle
Judge Young
Mary Ann Neely
Lowe Drive
Charles Neely
P. Daniel Fedders
Dorothy Credit
Dinsmore Dr
Tipp City
Bar Credit
Parker Drive
Judge Fedders
Agnes Maxine Rose
Manchester Road
John William Rose
Crawford St
Jessie P. Campbell
Riley- Wells Road
Virgil M. Campbell
Doris Wilson
Mound &T
James R. Wilson
Sylvan Drive
Wilmington
Elizabeth A. Bailey
Emmer Bailey
Scioto Downs
Columbus
Georgia Ethel Gillman
Thurman
Bryan Gillman
Franklin Road
Elizabeth Hodapp
Bone Road
Marcus Hodapp
Fountain Blvd
West Chester
Patricia A. Liddii
I Grandview Ave
Kings Island Opens Weekends This Fall for Park Fans
Kings Island will be open Saturdays and Sundays from September through October with weekday operations on Labor Day. The park plans 10 a.m. openings on weekends weather permitting and will be closed on two Saturdays during the period. Private events by Procter and Gamble on Sept 23 and General Electric on Sept 30 will occupy the entire park.
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Kings Island
Edward J. McHale
Procter and Gamble Co
General Electric Company
Cincinnati
GE Best Buy
Miami Receives NSF Grant for Mouse Study
Oxford Miami University announced a National Science Foundation grant of 19 500 to fund a two year project on sensory and social variables affecting priming of agnostic behavior in inbred mice. Dr Edward C Simmel will lead the psychology team as the grant runs through October 1974 with 1990 funding in the first year and 12510 in the second.
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Oxford
Miami University
National Science Foundation
Psychology
Edward C. Simmel
Painter's warning sign brightens Lucile Berry return
Students teachers and staff at Lucile Berry Middle School Lebanon returned to class to find the air tinged with new paint. A painter added an imaginative warning sign forewarning of the odor, drawing attention as they entered.
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Lucile Berry Middle School
Lebanon
Izor
Farm Review Tickets Ready For September Event
Tickets for the tenth annual Farm Science Review are on sale at the Cooperative Extension Office. Roy Titkemeyer says advance price is one dollar and gate price is two dollars for the event to be held September 19 20 and 21 at Don Scott Field near Ohio State University Airport. The program includes plowing harvesting disking rotary tilling tillage results and herbicide trials with comparisons of 400 crop varieties.
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Hamilton
Cooperative Extension
Roy Titkemeyer
Butler County
Titkemeyer
Don Scott Field
Ohio State University
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