Germantown School Honors Soldier With Family Trophy Gift
Germantown High School received a large trophy and 12 annual related trophies in honor of Lt. Col. Roger Kindig who died in an air crash. Kindig’s sister presented the awards at a chapel ceremony with superintendent Harold Schnell accepting. The fund supports a Good Citizenship award for seniors. the Kindig family chose the school to benefit and the trophies will be housed in the library.
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Clarence Emley
Journal
Germantown
Roger Kindig
Germantown High School
Mongay
Kindig
William B. Weaver
Dayton
Harold Schnell
Col
Schnell
Alma Albright
Niami
Miami University
Oxford
United States Air Force
Texas
Air Transport Command
Westover Field
Paris
Casablanca
Rome
Air Force
University of Georgia
Savannah
Athens
Arlington
Albright
Germantown Lumber Company
Paul Bressler
Don Anslinger
Charles Kern
David Oblinger
A. Kemper
Harry Eminger
Arthur Immel
Clara Heisterman
Walter Hume
National Air Force
Carlisle P T A Plans Monthly Meeting Series
Carlisle community P T A announces a series of meetings every fourth Monday beginning September at 8 p m The first program includes teacher introductions an address by Superintendent E S Branaman a tour of classrooms and facilities and free baby setting service in the kindergarten room Families should bring a can of baby food to be distributed by school nurse Mrs Gephart Dues are 50 cents Officers listed include President Mrs Nathan Oglesby Vice President Mrs Clyde Baker and Secretary Mrs Marvin Holiday among others
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E. 8. Branaman
Gephart
Aspenfeiter
Nathan Oglesby
Clyde Baker
E. 5. Branaman
Marvin Holiday
Jack Turner
Poasttown Grange Hosts Butler Grange Meeting
Poasttown Grange in Butler County welcomed Pomona Grange members with Worthy Master David McKeever presiding. Officers McEl yea Burdsall and McCormick to display in the agricultural tent at the Butler County Fair. Pomona officers to march in the October 2 parade at 12:30 p.m. Bernard Kesling gave magic acts. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fichter shared slides from Europe.
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Poasttown
Butler County
Pomona Grange
Joseph Fichter
Europe
Prohibition May Return Sooner Says WCTU Delegates
Denver delegates at the 73rd Colorado WCTU convention hear national and state officials warn prohibition could return to the nation sooner than expected. National recording secretary Mrs. Fred J. Tooze notes liquor advertising campaigns backfire, worrying many about liquor’s appeal to youth.
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Denver
Colorado
W.C.T.U
Fred J. Tooze
Evanston
Ill
National
Two Ironton Men to Stand Trial for July Fourth Killing
Alfred Robinson aged 26 and William Saunders 27, both of Ironton, are to be tried October 27 on charges of murdering Karl Williams 41, of Grahn Kentucky, during a street robbery last July 4.
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Ironton
Ohio
Alfred Robinson
William Saunders
Karl Williams
Grahn
Admiral Hanlon Receives Taeguk Medal in Seoul
South Korean President Syngman Rhee awarded Rear Admiral B. Hall Hanlon the Taeguk Military Medal for his work as U N deputy chief of staff for civil affairs and his contributions to Korean relief efforts.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Taeguk
Adm
B. Hall Hanlon
U. N
Fire truck makes first run in Hope Kansas
In the town of Hope Kansas population 500 a new fire truck bought one year ago responded to its first call yesterday. The blaze was a small shed fire at the G W Hicks residence.
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Hope. Kan
G. W. Hicks
Franklin Personal Notes Recap Local Socials and Health
Local notices list appointments of Mrs Wm Taylor and Mrs Ted Hall as co chairmen of the Valentine Dance committee. Jimmie Duff is seriously ill at home. Gary Messmore received facial cuts from a barbed wire accident. Mrs Kathryn Hurley sold her Thirkield Avenue home and moved to Dayton. Airman Raymond Mesmore sails to the Far East from San Francisco after furlough with parents in Franklin. Grandson Michael Messmore recovers from a fractured skull in Los Angeles. Various residents move, visit, or attend church and club events including the O M T Club, Yakety Yak Birthday Club, Grace R King Guild, W C T U convention, and Friendship Class activities.
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Franklin
Wm. Taylor
Ted Hall
Wm. Hurst
Valentine Dance Committee
Jimmie Duff
Opal Duff
Hudson St
Gary Messmore
Edw. Messmore
Kathryn Hurley
Thirkield Avenue
Dayton
Neva Clifford
Ralph
New Castle
Raymond Mesmore
Henry Messmore
Surday
Los Angeles
Cal
Virgil
Clarence Messmore
Parks Air Base
San Francisco
Calif
Far East
Michael
Lela Becker
High Street
A. N. Ross
Ross
Homer LeFever
Roy
Paul Sammons
Springfield
Harry O'Donnell
Main Street
Milo Fealy
Bridge Club
Ira O. Brown
John Burdge
Arthur Curtis
Oxford
O.M.T. Club
Justin Harding
Roy Roberts
Seventh Street
Margaret Young
Roberts
Pauline Metcalf
Miami Valley Hospital
Farewell Party for Mrs Francis Allen and Mrs John Hammon
Kings Wills Mrs. Leon Hines hosted a farewell gathering for the Allen and Hammon trees as they relocate to Chicago and Florida. Guests included the honored pair, local families, and friends from Spring Valley Belmont Wilmington and Mason areas with over 100 relatives and friends in attendance.
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Leon Hines
Francis Allen
John Hammontree
Allen
Chicago
John Hammontrees
Florida
Charlotte Fincel
Katherine Langenbrunner
Ralph Langenbrunner
James Lindy
Elizabeth Eckert
Orville Buergermeier
Webb Wilkerson
Spring Valley
Tom Mathas
Larry
Debby
Belmont
Ray Pottorf
Wilmington
W. W. Pottorf
Eulias Waters
Jackie
James Fordyce
Denman Pfau
Hamersville
Clarence Swiger
Forrest Swigert
Maineville
E. J. Maag
Morrow
D. C
W. W. Cline
Pat Cline
Jacksonburg Rally and Promotion Day at Church
Jacksonburg residents plan a Rally and Promotion Day at the church next Sunday. Women's Society of World Service meets Thursday in the church social room with Mrs Mae Wise as hostess and Mrs Wilson and Mrs Brant as leaders. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and son Billy and Mr and Mrs Harry Short visited relatives in Winchester. Unity Class held a party Saturday with hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Short. Mr and Mrs Herbel Gumme of Liberty Indiana entertained in honor of her brother Robert Schranb who has returned from Korea.
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Women's Society of World Service
Mae Wise
Wilson
Brant
Robert Brown
Billy
Harry Short
Winchester
Herbe! Gumme
Liberty
Ind
Robert Schranb
Korea
Lebanon social rounds include multiple host events and movements
Lebanon residents hosted and attended gatherings across Worthington, Cincinnati, Waynesville, and Hamilton County. Guests included Hart Harvey, Hollingsheads, Cranes, and Kings visiting from Wilmington, Sabina, Dayton, and St. Petersburg. Local clubs met for garden tours and bridge, while students and servicemen moved between Culver, Radcliffe, and Columbia University.
Weekend Guests and Long Visit List from Dayton Area
A long roster of Sunday dinner guests and weekend visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mullers at Tren on, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mayne and family from Dayton, and many others visiting or dining with local families such as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Surface, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Eaton. Arthur Null plans a winter stay at Veterans Mountain Home Tennessee with relatives joining him for the trip. Several trips to Rochester Mayo Clinic are noted for Mrs. Charles Beck, while others visit relatives in Hamilton Middletown Cincinnati and Dayton communities.
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Herbert Mullers
A. F. Vernefton
Trenon
Earl Mayne
Dayton
Fred Mayne
Lee Lovely
Peck Lovely
Middletown
Merl Ellis
Dayn
Lucinda Pugh
Hamilton
Charles Hardesty
Cincinnati
Stanley Surface
Chalmer Brandenburg
Robert Prickett
Howard Neilson
Charles Hinkle
Charles Brown
Iva Gloecker
Clarence Eyler
George Persuden
Foster
Arthur Null
Earl Yeary
Red Lion
Finley Morris
Franklin
Reason Davis
Charles Harris
Elmer Sheets
Ridgeville
Emma Phillips
Danny
Gregg Gordon
West Alexander
Everett Izor
Ralph Simmons
Don Cottrell
Leonard Simmons
Walter Seiker
Utica E.U.R
Dora Smith
Wilmington
W. E. Stanton
A. J. King
Tippevance
Floyd Eaton
Lynn Eaton
William Dugan
Robert Montgomery
Harold Null and Sons
Charles Nu'l
John McElroy
Centerville
Louis Fry
Charles Beck
Rochester
Minn
Beck
Mayo Clinic
Jesse Brandenburg
Edward Crosley
Kenneth Cosier
Xenia
Local Social News and Visits Across Franklin and Surrounding Areas
Carlisle residents Carl ise and Mrs William Ault of Kokomo visit the Kuhus home and join a picnic at Old Man s Cave. Families from Springfield Franklin Newport and Cincinnati scene at gatherings and a Rainbow Girls installation at the Masonic Temple.
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William Ault
Kokomo
Ind
Lesle Kuhus
Charles Chamberlin
Harry Eggar
Howard McGillivray
Springfield
Old Man's Cave
Louis Shupert
Misses Hele
Bertha Paris
Richard Mears
Franklin
Lesle Kuhns
Franklin Assembly No. 51
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marilyn Silvey
Helen Hall
Newport
C. Alexander
Jo Anne Brannaman
Cincinnati University
E. S. Brannaman
James Hamlin
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
L. E. Timmons
E S. Brannaman
Edna Chamberlin
Paul Peast
Ohio
Hiram Glass
Middletown and Cincinnati Visits Highlight Local Socials
Mrs Freink Andrews hosted relatives in Middletown while Mr and Mrs Earl Housefield and daughters traveled to Cincinnati with Miss Betty Hundley and her father. Louis Bachman and son from Westerville visited her parents and Paul who is ill. Littie Cook visited Hamilton friends. Armour and Day families hosted guests from Hamilton. Betty Hundley and Bachmans visited E Housefield family.
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Freink Andrews
Middletown
Earl Housefield
Cincinnati
Betty Hundley
Louis Bachman
Westerville
Paul
Littie Cook
Hamilton
George Armour
Charles Day
E.housefield
Social visits across several towns in period
Greenwood Mr and Mrs Walter Maddox and family of Lewisburg and Mrs Maddox of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs Forist Terrill and family. Finley Johnson visited his uncle in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Myrle Harkleo and Alta Moore visited Mrs Nellie Driver in Eaton. Mrs Cora Terrill and grandson Ricky Carter visited her sons Forest Terrills. Mr and Mrs Jacob Follmer of Hamilton and Eddie Wetzel of West Elkton called on Mr and Mrs M J Moores. Bobbie Schrant arrived home Wednesday from Korea. Mr and Mrs Myrle Harkloo, Mr and Mrs B L Emrick visited Mr and Mrs Ervin Schul.
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Walter Maddox
Lewisburg
Canton ballot includes half percent city income tax proposal
Canton voters will decide a one half per cent city income tax this November. Election board clerk James Secombe reported 6,833 valid signatures from 215 petitions supporting the measure, after the prior one per cent tax was rejected by voters last November.
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Canton
Ohio
Election Board
James Secombe
Pax Liens Discharged Against Hamilton Man
Tax liens totaling 1285.01 against Urban F. Sander of 148 Maple Ave Hamilton Ohio were discharged per notice on file in U S District Court here. The liens cited income rates for 1946 and 1947 and withholding and federal insurance payments due in 1945.
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Cincinnati
Urban F. Sander
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Ohio
U. S. District Court
Gas Rate Hike Sought by Ohio Wholesale Gas Firm
Washington Ohio Fuel Gas Co a Columbia Gas System subsidiary asked the power commission to approve a 1 419 000 yearly wholesale natural gas rate increase affecting 25 wholesale customers serving most of Ohio The move outlines the proposed price rise and scope of impact on utility users.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas System
The
Power Commission Yeterday
Ohio
Dead Man Identified in Ohio 33 Crash
Authorities identified the man killed in an auto truck crash on Ohio 33 as Raymond Reynolds 36 of Point Pleasant West Virginia. A woman critically injured was identified as Nellie Bevins 36 of Chesapeake.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond Reynolds
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Nellie Bevins
Chesapeake
Spurlock Ranch Rodeo Plans 3 Day Butler County Event
The Spurlock Ranch Rodeo presents a three day event in Monroe Ohio from September 25 to 27 at Spur lock Ranch two miles south of Monroe on Route 25 Kyle Station Road. Five daily contests offer more than 750 dollars in prize money with events including calf roping saddle bronc riding and steer decorating. The show runs 730 pm Friday and Saturday and 230 pm Sunday with free grandstand parking and picnic grounds. Kermit Spurlock of Maud Oklahoma operates the tour which has featured Cisco Kid and Pancho performers and uses about 175 head of horses and cattle for the 18 event program. Entry forms can be requested from Box 95 Maud Ohio.
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Monroe
Butler County
Spurlock Ranch
U.S. Route 25
Kyle Station Road
Billy Jacobs
Miami Valley
Box 95
Maud
Ohio
Franklin Council Takes First Reading On Noisy Muffler Bill
Franklin council discussed a first reading of a bill targeting noisy mufflers on trucks motorcycles and cars amid calls for sound limits. The session postponed final action on the city light contract with Cincinnati Gas Electric and approved a house movers licensing bill to require permits bonds and enforcement by the Safety Service Department.
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Franklin
Franklin Council
Kent Larick
Roy Fitzgerald
City Light
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Larick
Franklin's Safety Service Department
Junior 4-H Superintendents Help At Butler Fair
A list of junior 4-H club superintendents is named to assist at the Butler County Fair September 27 to October 3. The youths will work under general superintendent George R. Wilson and cover units including food clothing style revue first aid dairy swine beef sheep poultry rabbits vegetable gardening parade foundation booth and more with supervision by township leaders.
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Hamilton
George R. Wilson
Wilson
Shirley Toth
Madison Township
Bernice Endress
Ross Township
Rosemary Hoelle
Fairfield Township
Donald Meyers
Junior Howard
Lemon Township
Richard Kolb
Reily
Carl McCormick
Sandra Sebald
Oxford Township
Keith Beiser
St. Clair Township
Tom Keller
Parade
Bob Niederman
Liberty Township
James Beckett
Hanover Township
Booth
Warren Burkhardt
Milford Township
Fern James
Union Township
Edwin Rothfuss
Wayne Township
Nancy Ivins
Federal workforce by state shows California lead
The Civil Service Commission reported that as of last June Ohio had 99,889 federal employees while California topped the list with 250,657 workers.
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Washington
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
California
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Carlisle P.T.A
Carlisle
P. T. A. Council
Poasttown Grange
Butler Grange
BI Lloy Ss Canal
Castell, Gallaher and Lewis
Richard Critchfield
Mike Critchfield
Grace R. King Guild
A. W. Drake
Elgar Enfield
Mason Presbyterian Church
C. E. Stephenson
Manford McGuffey
Earl Fugett
McGuffey
Lillian Fugett
Guy Culberson, Jr
Charles Prichard
Edwina Fugett
Catherine Roberts
Emma Long
Richard Vian
Yale University
New Haven
J. W. Kropf
New
Ohio University
Phil Glass
J. T. Kropf
Harold Dyas
Rey Hess
Miamisburg
Pearl South
George Mount
Howard Bishop
Eastern Star Lodge
Lebanon
Dwight Phillips
Richard Nicholas
Clarence Lerois
Pierce Stoutenboroug
Roman Cleanser
Ile ES Clothes x
U. 5S
Jacksonburg
Hart Harvey
Marvin Hollingshead
Frank Harvey
Harry Hatfield
Alvin Harvey
Hayes Keever
Wayne Shidaker
Worthington
William Newton
Carmen Crane
James Crane
Waynesville
Bob Michel
Robert Crane
Sabina
Laura Cunningham
Lawrence Gray
Chioana Library Association
Myers Y. Cooper
the Pines
Hamilton County
Lisle Vorhes
Clarence Ranker
Carl Ranker
Ralph Palmer
Lyle Stewart
Vorkes
Cedar City
Robert King
Hewett Mulford, Jr
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Robert Olson
T Ann Peck
Del
Harley Peck
William Pierce
Thirteen Club
Dessert Bridge
Golden Lamb
Elmer Terry
Charles Earnhart
Kenneth Kevenaugh
Marvin Young
Mery B. Gray
Stella Jennings
Oscar Musgrave
Martha Hamilton
Russell Dumford
Mason
Charles Spencer
East Mulberry St
Carl Webster
Baby
Ray Griswold
North Mechanic St
Max Markley
Leo Elizondo
Sheila Fred
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Roger Turrell
Columbia University
New York
Norman D. Roberts
Springboro
Crder Coal
City Fuel, Inc
GRAND
Greenwood
Kermit Spurlock
Duncan Renaldo
Leo Carrillo
Cisco Kid
Pancho
Spurlock
Butler Fair
U.S
Yankee RD
Kentucky
Pt. Hac
Bond & Lillard
Bond & Lillard Company
Louisvill, Kentucky
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