Television Program Schedules Across Cincinnati Stations
A dense listing of Wednesday and Thursday TV lineups for WLW WLW D WKRC WHIO and WCPO, detailing morning to late night programs. Notable shows include Wake Up and Live Morning Matinee Breakfast Party Teen Canteen Howdy Doody TV Rangers Cactus Jim Roberta Quinlan News and Weather plus various local hosts and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Rackett
Teen Canteen
TV Rangers
Cactus Jim
Three City
General Stores
Roberta Quinlan
Wendy Barrie
Hollywood
Channel 5
Wendy's Wonders
Cameo Theater
Ohio
Bud Baldwin
Doug. Edwards
Garry Moore
WCPO
Bill Dawes
al Lewis
Paul Dixon
Captain Video
Paramount Wrestling
Don McNeill
Wayne Griffin
Ruth Lyons
Rita Hackett
Howdy Ody
General Store
John Conte
News Caravan
Bob Hope
Martin Kane
WLW
Jack Haley
Franklin Voters Asked to Approve Bond and Levies
Franklin voters will be asked in the November election to approve a $350,000 bond issue for a high school gym and improvements, plus renewal of two 3 mill operating levies and a new 3 mill levy for the elementary building and general plant. The measure requires state tax commission and education department approval due to debt limits. The board also discussed finances, staff moves, and a planned shift of the superintendent’s office to the new building once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Board of Education
McLaughlin and Karl
Lima
A. T. Easton
Anthony Wayne
Peck, Shaffer and Williams
State Tax Commission
State Department of Education
Elmer J. Gregg
R. E. Augspurger
Court Attache Speaks At Women's Club Meet
More than 70 women from Franklin and nearby areas attended the Franklin Women's Club opening for 1950 1951. The meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church included a dinner. Mrs Elbert Stanton led the business session. Mrs William Deutemeier of Middletown spoke on her role as constable and investigator for the Butler County Common Pleas Court domestic relations division. The department aims to reconcile divorcing couples using church and social services. Mrs G D Rossman sang several selections to close the program. October meeting will be at the Methodist Church with a guest speaker.
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Franklin
Franklin Women’s Club
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elbert Stanton
John Timberlake
Wiliam Deutemeier
Middletown
Deutemeier
Common Please Court
Butler County
Roy Eldridge
G. D. Rossman
Methodist Church
Local church and club meetings schedule
Germantown groups list upcoming events including Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Hall. ministers banquet at Germantown church Thursday at 7 p.m.. Lutheran Ladies Society 2 p.m. Thursday Parish House. Presbyterian Ladies at Mrs Daisy Birch home 2 p.m. Wednesday. Mothers Club at grade school Thursday with several hostesses. Grange planning exhibit at Grange Hall Wednesday. Ninety and Nine Class at church Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Amburgey as hosts. Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Orrissa Hayner’s home Wednesday afternoon.
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Germantown
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Evangelical United Brethers
Miami
Lutheran Ladies Society
Presbyterian Ladies and Missionary Society
Daisy Birch
Mothers Club
Charles Allen
Rholand Gephart
Arnum
Methodist Church School
Clayton Amburgey
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Orrissa Hayner
Warren County WCTU Convention and Company E Reunion
The Warren County Women's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual convention Friday at 1 a.m. in Harveysburg Methodist Church. The annual Company E reunion occurs Sunday at Memorial Hall beginning at 10 a.m.
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Warren County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Harveysburg Methodist Church
Company E
Memorial Hall
Prayer Group Meeting at Mrs Six's West Fifth
Franklin residents are informed the Prayer Group of the Congregational Christian Church will meet today at 1 30 p m at Mrs Maggi Six s home on West Fifth Street for the gathering.
Franklin Order Initiation Planned at Chapter Meeting
Franklin Chapter No. 535, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold an initiation at its regular meeting Thursday night in the Masonic Hall.
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Franklin
Franklin Chapter No. 535
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Fifteen Indictments Are Returned By Warren Grand Jury Session
Warren grand jury returned fifteen indictments four secret after a three day session jurors examined 54 witnesses and reviewed 24 cases. Names include Scearce Ertles Allread Grant O’Hearn Jarber Smith Alford Trovillo Wood and others. Jurors praised the sheriff but urged jail and courtroom improvements and new kitchen facilities noting unsanitary conditions and inadequate space.
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Warren Grand
Lebanon
Common Pleas
Alton F. Brown
Marvin E. Young
Frank Scearce
Ryman _ Ertles
James Allread
Seth Grant
Joseph O’hearn
Gus Jarber
Wesley Smith
Edward Alford
Clifford Trovillo
Earl Wood
William Lowman
Boone Hensley
Viola Coffey
Jack Lakes
Jennings Ryan
Anna R. Townsell
Wayne Wilson
Joe Rower
Gerald Couden
Home and School League Back Levy in Camden
The Camden Home and School League held its first meeting of the term in the high school auditorium with Mrs. C. E. McKinley presiding. Rev. James Misheff led devotionals as Mrs. Robert Elston reviewed 4-H work. a key motion endorsed renewing a two mill levy and approving a one mill levy for school facilities. Speaker Mrs. James Bristow of Eaton discussed life differences between England and the United States. Refreshments followed. next meeting is November 13 at the school.
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Camden
Camden Home and School League
C. E. McKinley
James Misheff
Methodist Church
Robert Elston
4-H
James Bristow
Eaton
England
United States
Schoolmasters Club Meeting Scheduled in Harmon Park
Warren County Schoolmasters Club announces the first meeting of the school year at Harmon Park shelter house on September 14 with a 6 p.m. picnic dinner. C E Branden burg, secretary, reports dues of $1.50 and elections to be held. If rain, gathering moves to Memorial Hall, Lebanon. Horse shoes, softball and games planned. all county schoolmasters invited.
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Lebanon
Warren County Schoolmasters Club
Shelter House
Harmon Park
C. E. Brandenburg
Memorial Hall
Silver and Mechanic Streets
Carlisle Faculty List Announced by School Officials
Carlisle school officials announced the faculty for the year listing Mrs Russell Longman Mrs Fae Weed Mrs Carolyn Mellor Mrs Robert Porter Miss Myrtle Vanderwerff Mrs Howard Peast Richard Nicholas Charles Chamberlain Mrs Virginia Brill Miss Jean Gaker Robert Porter William Freeman Miss Rosemary Sayce and Earl Grossnickle. Enrollment stands at 325 students, up 20 from last year.
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Carlisle
Carlisle School
Russell Longman
Fae Weed
Carolyn Mellor
Robert Porter
Myrtle Vanderwerff
Howard Peast
Richard Nicholas
Charles Chamberlain
Virginia Brill
Jean Gaker
William Freeman
Rosemary Sayce
Earl Grossnickle
Bible Study Hour Begun By Church
One hour of Bible study will be conducted each Monday at 7 p m in the Congregational Christian Church. The first session was held this week Monday. Rev. Ray Thompson will lead. All church members and others interested are invited to attend.
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Franklin
Congregational Christian Church
Ray Thompson
Generators Fail At Lebanon Plant
Lebanon discharged power for over four hours after diesel generators failed at the municipal electric plant. Power dropped just after 7 a.m. and returned by about 11:30 a.m. Officials did not immediately explain the cause of the outage.
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Lebanon
Camden Restaurant Sold to Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Robert Barber have purchased Bob Shaws Grill on North Main Street from Bob Shaw. Mr Barber has long worked at Camden Hardware Co and Mrs Barber has worked at the Highway Inn nearby for about a year. Shaw could not be reached for comment on plans.
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Camden
Robert Barber
Bob
Warren Countians Take Fair Honors at Ohio State Fair
Warren Countians won awards at the Ohio State Fair as 4-H entries shone in dairy cattle and Jersey calf classes. Paul Phillips of Morrow earned Grade A for Ayrshire, Keifer of Paul Phillips also, Paul Bunyan near Lebanon won Jersey Calf Class, with Ronald Sibey and James Stevens near Lebanon placing high. William Wilson near Lebanon finished third in Holstein, all set to compete at the Warren County Fair next week.
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Lebanon
Warren Countians
Berman Ross
Paul Phillips
Morrow
Lee O’banion
Waynesville
Ayrshire
Paul Bunyan
Near Lebanon
Ronald Sibey
James
William Stevens
William Wilson
Near
Warren County
Social Security Rep to Visit Lebanon Courthouse
A representative from the Hamilton Field Office of the Social Security Administration will be in the commissioner's room at the courthouse Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon. Persons seeking to obtain a file copy for benefits should contact the representative.
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Lebanon
Hamilton
Social Security Administration
Largest Student Body Begins Studies At Kings Mills School
Kings Mills schools report a record number of students starting in September under superintendent J F Burns. Enrollment is not complete but expected to be the largest in school history. The week centers on Warren County Fair preparations with Geneva Trotter as Elementary exhibit chair. The school band performs at the fair on September 21 evening and September 22 morning and joins the parade. Several faculty members will attend the Schoolmasters Club meeting in Lebanon on Thursday.
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J. F. Burns
Geneva Trotter
Lebanon
Homecoming Set By Harmon Club For Next Sunday
LEBANON The Harmon Golf Club schedules its second annual Homecoming for Sunday at the club house to close the golf season. Hundreds of past and present members and families are expected. Earl Gustin chairs the committee and says a varied program will be offered, including a golfing exhibition by professionals. A buffet dinner will end the day. Attendees are asked to contact Gustin by phone or letter.
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Lebanon
Harmon Golf Club
Nega
Harmon Course
Earl Gustin
Wimodausean Club Founding Observed 50th Anniversary
Carlisle Wimodausean Club members meet September 20 at Howard Monger’s home with Donald Ingabrand and Verner Simmons assisting. A golden tea marks the fiftieth founding anniversary. Past members Lola Vanderveer and Mary Mikesell remain active. New officers install: Don Ingabrand president Steward Brannaman vice president Delbert Muchmore secretary Arthur Gros treasurer.
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Carlisle
Wimodausean Club
Howard Monger
Donald Ingabrand
Verner Simmons
Lola Vanderveer
Chautauqua Rd
Mary Mikesell
Hamilton
Franklin Mayor Hears Charges
FRANKLIN The following cases were tried before Mayor J T Riley Tuesday Hershel L Sorrel West Middletown fined 25 and costs on reckless operation John Gladia Chicago appeared on two charges fined 10 and cost for disorderly conduct and 25 and costs on resisting arrest and Leonard Lakes Franklin 25 and costs on a charge of having no driver's license
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
Hershel L. Sorrel
West Middletown
John Gladia
Chicago
Leonard Lakes
Franklin Youths Head For College
FRANKLIN The names of several more young men and women of the community who will attend colleges and universities this fall have been announced. Paul C. Farquer will study industrial arts at Wilmington College. Eleanor Phillips returns to Miami University for her sophomore year. Jack Schall will attend St. Clair College. Martha Forman will attend Ohio State University. William Hannum will go to Wooster College. Blair LeRoy will study at Yale University. Herber Miller will continue his studies at the Chicago Television School.
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Franklin
Paul C. Farquer
South Main St
Wilmington College
Eleanor Phillips
Miami University
Jack Schall
St. Clair College
Martha Forman
Ohio State University
William Hannum
Wooster College
Blair LeRoy
Yale University
Herber Miller
Chicago Television School
Franklin Student Is Hit By Truck
Franklin 13 year old student Robert Ledford suffered a cut and bruised arm after a Harvey Transfer Truck struck his bicycle. The accident occurred when Harkness Gabbard of Bridge Street turned left into an alley and the truck hit the bicycle’s rear wheel.
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Franklin
Robert Ledford
Harvey
Harkness Gabbard
Bridge Street
Gray Squirrel Bites Franklin Child
A Miami Ave resident reported that a gray squirrel near her home bit Barbara Masoner nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Masoner of Lake Ave. The child received medical care for a bite on the right hand and the head of the animal was sent to Columbus for rabies testing.
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Franklin
Miami Ave
O. E. Chamberlain
Barbara Masoner
John Masoner
Lake Ave
Columbus
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Breakfast Club
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Bankrigge Lenay’s
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Bride
Hannibal Cobb
Eddy Arnold
Paul Hodges
George W Crane
Arthur Godfrey
Grand
Helen Trent
Big Sister
Dr Malone
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Nona
Art Godfrey
Hit Parade
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Omar
WMOH
Cedric Foster
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Preble County Fair News
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