Lebanon P T A Fete Sets October 7 at Fairgrounds
The W Lebanon Parent-Teachers Fall Festival will be held October 7 at the Warren County fairgrounds with a parade, beauty and popularity contests, a Dunker game from the Monroe Lions Club, a fun house, games and contests. Parade routes run from Harmony on Broadway to Memorial Hall with two masked riders leading and judging. LHS grid players will ride the dunker seat. four coeds and four boys compete in beauty and popularity events. P T A study groups led by local ministers will meet later.
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PTA Membership Campaign Ends September 28
Drive chairman announced the annual PTA membership drive ends September 28 and urges all parents to join. Those seeking memberships should contact Mrs. Decker or any PTA member.
City Briefs Middletown Civic Symphony Rehearsal
Monday notices list rehearsals and meetings. Middletown Civic Symphony at 7 30 p m at the high school. American Legion Executive Committee at 7 30 p m at the Legion home. Butler County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at 8 p m at Mercy Hospital.
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Community Club and Service Meetings List
Garfield PTA meets at 7 30 p m at the school Rotary Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel Cancer Clinic opens at 7 p m Middletown Hospital Fraternal Order of Eagles meets at the hall North Middletown Fire Association at 7 p m North Middletown Fire House Mayfield Fire Department trains at 7 30 p m at the fire house Sheffield Street Middletown Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m Manchester Hotel Co F 147th Infantry at 7 30 p m American Legion SPEBSQSA at 8 p m VFW Hall Butler County Young Democratic Club at 7 30 p m Butler County Socratic headquarters Hamilton
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Banker Dies in Kentucky Home at 61
Joseph J. Von Lehman longtime branch manager for Fifth Third Union Trust Company Cumminsville died last night at his south Fort Mitchell Kentucky home. He was 61.
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Fifth Third Union Trust Company Bank
Cumminsville
South Fort Mitchell
First American Native vist England tied to Roanoke voyage
Report notes that the first American native believed to reach England was an Indian taken to England by Sir Richard Grenville from Roanoke Island, North Carolina, in 1585.
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Sir Richard Grenville
Roanoke Island
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Notice of Appointment in Estate of Elijah Clark
Otie Mae Clark of Middletown Ohio appointed Administratrix of Elijah Clark deceased late of Middletown Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred Dated September 1950 Probate Judge Oscar R Leiser Cooper and Casper Attorneys Sept 11 18 25.
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Otie Mae Clark
Middletown
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Butler
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Milk Is Aid To Growth Of Some Flowers
Milk boosts growth and bloom quality for certain flowers and vegetables says Montana State College research shared at a Washington State College greenhouse meeting in Pullman. Experiments show milk improves petunias roses and mums while not helping poinsettias or carnations. For vegetables, milk increases yields such as Bermuda onions and sugar beet tonnage, and tomatoes show better fruit set and quality. The practice is used in seedling stages aided by soil sprays or dry milk mixes at low cost.
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Montana State College
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Washington State College
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Bozeman
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W. E. Iverson
Herman J. Feiden
Great Falls
Feiden
Milk use in horticulture may open new market
A man notes that using half an ounce of dried milk per flat bed in growing flower seedlings costs little and adds little to production expenses. Since milk for horticultural purposes is new, it has drawn little reaction from the dairy industry so far, but dairymen could explore the potential market.
Pohutukawa Tree Shines On New Zealand Shores
A native New Zealand pohutukawa thrives on rocky cliff faces by the sea, enduring salt spray and coastal winds as it clings to the coastline. The tree’s resilience makes it a symbol of the nation’s shoreline landscapes.
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New Zealand
Fall foundation fashion favors white and pastels
Basis Free outlines a natural silhouette with a rounded bust and scooped waist. White is the season color with pink as a runner up while nude and tearose remain popular. Lightweight nylon dominates fabrics with sheer nylon also used alongside rayon satins and lenos for Fall 50 trims. Miami University enrollment expected above 5,000 this week, Western College near 350. Arizona adopts the giant cactus blossom as its official flower.
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Miami University
Western College
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