Lytle United Methodist marks 70th anniversary
The Lytle United Methodist Church observes its sesquicentennial with a Saturday 7:30 p.m. slide program about the church and community. Sunday features Church School at 9:30 a.m. a 10:30 a.m. service with Dr. Howard Spitnale, district superintendent, followed by a noon basket dinner and a 2 p.m. afternoon service with Bishop S K Mondel as guest speaker.
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Niversary
Howard Spitnale
United Methodist Church
S.K. Mondel
Levy Planned as Continual for Carlisle Schools
Carlisle school officials will put a 4 percent mill operating levy on the November ballot as a continuing levy not time limited. Superintendent David Way reported the district’s lunch fund remains red by about $2,700 for the year despite raising lunch prices. Enrollment in the opening week reached 2,661, with gains expected in October. The board also amended teachers personal leave to require justifiable reasons such as legal matters family obligations and professional enhancement.
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Juanita Abney Journal
Carlisle
David Way
Board of Education
Way
Wrestling preacher to speak at Peasttown homecoming
Rev. John Paul Henning a former heavyweight champion and Navy frogman will speak at Peasttown First Church of God three day homecoming Friday through Sunday. He is now a Kentucky pastor and shares a message of salvation and healing. Services start 7 p.m. with music by the Tipton sisters and church choir Friday. The Bowling Trio perform Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. dinner at 1 p.m. All are welcome.
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Navy
John Paul Henning
Peasttown First Church of God
George Williamson
Henning
Kentucky
Tipton Sisters
Humane Society to Meet at Lebanon High School
The Warren County Humane Society holds its first public discussion tonight at 7 30 in the Lebanon High School cafeteria inviting residents to participate in forming the group and planning animal welfare efforts.
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Lebanon
Warren County Humane Society
Lebanon High School
Franklin man pleads guilty to assault in Warren Co
Robert Earl Cummings of Franklin pleaded guilty in Warren County Common Pleas Court to assault and battery with a knife incident involving his former wife Brenda on February 18. He received a $100 fine and one year probation. a 90 day jail term and an extra $100 fine were suspended. The plea was on a reduced charge.
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Lebanon
Robert Earl Cummings
Clark St
Franklin
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Brenda
P. Daniel Fedders
Cummings
Motorcycles and car collide in Germantown fatality
A 29 year old Germantown man, Leo Crabtree Jr., died at the scene when his motorcycle struck a car at the Ohio 725 Alex Road intersection near Miamisburg. Larry McAnally, 25, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The driver, Kenneth Fletcher of Dayton, pulled into the westbound lane triggering the collision. The crash remains under investigation and funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Germantown
Miamisburg
Ohio
Alex
Leo Crabtree Jr
Bradley Drive
Larry E. McAnally
Kettering Memorial Medical Center
Kenneth W. Fletcher
Dayton
Ohio 725
Alex Road
Crabtree
Gebhart & Schmidt Funeral Home
Franklin board OK's home economics fee
Franklin Board of Education approves a 4 yearly fee for home economics students with a 2 half-year rate for seventh and eighth years to offset rising food costs. The district also adopts a new salary schedule and coaching contracts for a girls league, schedules bus routes, and approves transfers to adjust past finances. Enrollments show 4,897 students, with improvements planned for the high school athletic field and access road projects. Retirements and new hires include history teacher Leonard Horne and speech therapist Deborah Wagner.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
George Martin
Judy Throp
Middleton
Thomas Byrne
Marcellene Hollingsworth
Hunter School
Todd Road
Lynch
Leonard Horne
Deborah A. Wagner
Pioneer Village meeting on cabin move near Wellman
Pioneer Village Inc. plans to relocate six early buildings to a reconstructed site near Wellman after leasing land from the Army Corps of Engineers. A log cabin built by Levi Lukens stands there, with fund raising and charter memberships under way to cover an estimated $50,000 moving cost.
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Lebanon
Pioneer Village, Inc
Caesars Creek Lake
Wellman
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Waynesville
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Clarksville Road
Levi Lukens
Glynn Marsh
NRA selects 30000 acre New Mexico site as Shooting Center
The National Rifle Association of America designates a 30,000 acre tract in New Mexico as its National Shooting Center, marking a major expansion of the organization’s facilities and outreach.
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New Mexico
National Rifle Association of America
Butler Rural Women Invite Middletown Members for Camp
The Butler Rural Women’s Camp invites women of all ages from Middletown to join for next year’s event after a low participation year. At Camp Luella Mae in Somerville August 27 30 the group hosted 22 full time campers with others part time.
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Butler Rural Women’s Camp
Middletown
Lee
Mary) Palmer
West
Alexandria Road
Luella Mae
Somerville
Butler
Franklin area bike-a-thon raises funds for cancer research
Warren County unit of the American Cancer Society names Robin Skinner as bike-a-thon chairman for a five mile Franklin Carlisle circuit on October 21. Sponsors pay 10 cents a mile. prizes go to top riders. Proceeds benefit cancer research.
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Lebanon
Warren County
The
American Cancer Society
Robin Skinner
Franklin
Franklin-Carlisle
Partridge Family
Skinner
Cheryl
S. River St
Fenwick High School
University of Dayton
Miami-Lincoln Mercury
Middletown
Sharon Stogner
Carlisle
Betty Mitchell
Dale Mitchell
Cancer Research
Three Area Bands Prepare for Miami High School Band Day
Three area high school bands will participate in Miami University's Band Day ahead of the Miami versus Dayton opening game at Miami Field. Directors include John Palmer Franklin High School William Donovan Lebanon High School and David Camp Lemon-Monroe High School. A 12:20 p.m. parade from Oxford College to the stadium precedes the 1:30 p.m. kickoff with about 1,600 musicians and 14 bands performing in pre game and halftime shows.
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Oxford
Miami University
John Palmer
Franklin High School
William Donovan
Lebanon High School
David Camp
Lemon- Monroe
Miami
University of Dayton At Miami
Oxford College
High Street
Stadium
Union County
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Butler
Warren
State to Buy Two Dummies for Research Use
The Ohio Controlling Board approved 10500 dollars to purchase two human like dummies for the State Transportation Research Center near East Liberty. The two female dummies join a male and female duo bought earlier for transport research projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Controlling Board
State Transportation Research Center
East Liberty
Franklin boy hurt in wreck
Franklin 17 year old Rod Keith of 3522 Robinson Vail Road was treated for lip knee forearm and hand injuries at Middletown Hospital after a car truck collision at I 75 and Ohio 123. Herman Hudgens 38 of Stamps Ark said he did not see the Keith auto. No citation was issued.
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Franklin
Rod Keith
Robinson- Vail Road
Middletown Hospital
Interstate 75
Ohio
Keith
Herman Hudgens
Stamps
Ark
Hudgens
Handicapped Square Dance Postponed to October 6
Carlisle report: the Sunday for Handita Children sponsored square dance moved from Saturday to October 6 at the Hampton Bennett School Franklin. It begins a monthly series on the first and third Saturdays from 8 to 11 pm with a special Halloween dance planned for October 20.
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Carlisle
Hampton Bennett School
Franklin
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