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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
16
The Ohio Prices Received index for August 15 shows a 10 percent drop from August 1966, driven by lower corn vegetables and hog prices. Hog prices averaged 20.40 per cwt, milk 5.35, steers 24.70, while eggs 26.3 cents per dozen. soybeans corn and timothy seed also fell.
Lebanon group of about 30 civic leaders formed to protect the Little Miami River for quiet enjoyment. The effort is led by Glenn Thompson editor of the Dayton Journal Herald and Dr. Arthur Morgan, former Anitoch College president and Miami Conservancy District founder.
Vernon Metz and Dan Neal, both Monroe natives, now patrolman and cadet dispatcher for Ohio State Patrol Post 83 located on Route 48 between Lebanon and South Lebanon. The pair, former Lemon Monroe High School football teammates, stake their post on a four point plan to protect and promote the Little Miami River area, including flood planning and pollution prevention, as part of a broader regional effort.
Darrell Hawes listed as manager at 1053 Central Ave with contact phone 423 6501. The brief entry provides a single name and address with a telephone number for a business role.
Springboro reports list the E U B church fall schedule with choir rehearsals meetings of worship and finance committees, a congregational meeting September 17 to present an expansion plan, Rally Month events, youth pizza supper, and multiple ladies groups meeting mid September with speakers and social programs.
A peculiar looking water tower is under construction in Mason at Snider Road between Reading and Western Row. It will hold a half million gallons and can supply the village for two days without pumping. Built by the Pittsburg and Des Moines Construction Co.
Trenton schools began on Wednesday under Supt. C. M. Roush with 1722 students this year. Kindergarten 141, Babeck Elementary 2864, Bloomfield 647, and high school grades 7-12 numbering 654. The board hired the next-to-last teacher, with a sixth grade position open, two or three prospects, and a substitute teaching the class now. Bus drivers rehired for six regular routes and one double route, serving parochial students. The district covers 15 square miles.
A slate of candidates for Preble County ASCS community committees was announced by Dan L. Weadick. Ballots are due by Sept 18 and will be tabulated Sept 20 at 9 am in the county office. Those with most votes become chairs, next best become vice chairs, and others become regular members.
The sixth through twelfth grade members of the United Church of Christ will open their fall and winter program with a picnic supper and planning session at the church on September 7.
Dr Boyd Blackwelder, professor of divinity at Anderson Theological Seminary, has returned from a visit to the Holy Land and will assist Rev Ballard Johnson in conducting revival services in Anderson Indiana.
Springboro First Church of God announced a confirmation class for seventh and eighth grade youth of the United Church of Christ. Sessions begin September 19 at 3 15 p.m. in the church annex with Rev. Arnett teaching. A second circle meets the fourth Wednesday each month, first meeting September 27 at Mrs. James Hepp home.
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