Community Effort’s Jet Fails to Inspire Schenck Kids
Valley Viewpoints recounts how Schenck school TAPS club and supporters obtained an Air Force F-86 Sabre for the playground in 1962, only to see vandals strip wiring and damage the cockpit. Parents urge repairs and responsibility while noting minimal access for students who admire but cannot touch the plane.
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Schenck School
TAPS
Air Force
Taps Club
U.S. Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Franklin
Schenck
Clifford Gray
Reading Workshop on Ad-Soliciting Reading Held
Nearly 150 teachers from area elementary schools attended a one day in service Reading Workshop at Gerke Elementary School. The session titled Reading in the Elementary School featured speakers from Miami University and covered improving reading systems and assessing needs of retarded readers. Franklin city schools Executive Head Albert Wilgus chaired planning with the Reading Committee for 1963 64 including Louise Tinerlake Sara Smith Esther Fraser Augusta Farmer Florence Bookwalter and Margaret Dean.
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Franklin
Gerke
Donald Lewis Edwards
Miami University
Bernice Roberts
Albert Wilgus
Louise Tinerlake
Sara Smith
Esther Fraser
Augusta Farmer
Florence Bookwalter
Margaret Dean
Civic Club Sets North South Boundaries for District Plan
The Civic Club met in Kings Mills school cafeteria with Guy Culberson Jr. presiding. A committee led by Clo vis Gilbert outlined district boundaries to cover, and a Ways and Means committee was formed with Robert Buergermeier as chair. Halloween plans and a school board candidate night were noted along with guest Henry Banks of the South Lebanon Civitan Club.
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Kings Mills
Civic Club
Guy Culberson
Clovis Gilbert
Earl Langenbrunner
William Langenbrunner
Kings Mills Rd
Columbia Rd
Mason-Morrow Rd
Foster-Columbia
Striker Rd
Grandin Rd
Ways and Means
Robert Buergermeier
Ruhl Stephens
Fd Petsch
Henry Banks
South Lebanon Civitan Club
Pie
Coffe
Mason Council Proposes Street Repairs and Growth Plans
Residents complain about sewer construction damage as Mason moves to tar and chip streets Woodland Janua Fur bee Castanea Acoma Drives in Mason Heights and Indianwood and Cherokee Drives in Manhasset. Officials discuss water service expansion plans, annexation issues, and a statewide safety program for town employees amid traffic and development talks.
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MASON
Mason Councils
Woodland
Janua
Furbee
Castanea Acoma
Mason Heights
Indianwood
Cherokee
Manhassett
Norbert Koepfle
John Young
Donald Wikoff
Betwen
Bethany Road
Wikoff
City Water Service
Warren County Planning Commission
Lee Cvzerwonka
Walter Chesney
van Often
Donald Williams
Robert Looms
Trustees of Public Affairs
VanOften
Wayne Shaffernocker
Hank Bowyer
Seven Mile High School Elects Class Officers For New Year
Seven Mile High School elected officers for the coming year. In Twelfth grade, Bol Kolb is president, Jerry Buchheit vice president, Jerry Hayes secretary, Sherri Williams treasurer. Eleventh grade leaders are Eugene Allspach president, George Gegory vice president, Sharon Heitzelman secretary, John Ratliff treasurer. Tenth grade choices are Danny Baker president, Bob Urban vice president, Linda Moore secretary, David Prose treasurer. Ninth grade selections list Judy Schenck president, Paul Fisher vice president, Steve Burkhardt secretary, Ronald Yancy treasurer.
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Kolb
Jerry Buchheit
Jerry Hayes
Sherri Williams
Eugene Allspach
George Gegory
Sharon Heinzelman
John Ratliff
Danny Baker
Bob Urban
Linda Moore
David Prose
Judy Schenck
Paul Fisher
Steve Burkhardt
Ronald Yancy
Somerville church meetings and social notices
An all day meeting and dinner drew a crowd at the Pentecostal Church on North Mound Street. A second all day meeting and picnic dinner occurred at a park north of town. Notables attended weddings, revivals, and presbytery in nearby Hamilton Middletown Gratis and St. Luke Presbyterian Church. Local residents visited relatives and attended events in Camden Morning Sun Dayton and West Elkton area communities.
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Somerville
Pentecostal Church
North Mound Street
Baptist Church
Main Street
Riley Sorrell
Camden
Cora Howe
Neff Dodsworth
First United Brethren Church
Hamilton
Anthony Wayne
Ray Wates
Lawrence Burch
Roy Morrow
Gratis
Mary Paul
Bill Nein
Stubbs
St. Luke Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Lela Inman
Hubert McQuiston
Ruth Bourne
Carl
Agnes Teague
Dayton
Florence Fischer
Luella Grollmus
Edith Chapin
Neil Jones
Cora Foutz
Ivy Mendenhall
Jeanette Goebel
Near West Elkton
Lila Inman
Greenawalds Bring Edward to Marysville College
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenawald and family visited Marysville Tennessee where their son Edward enrolled as a freshman in science at Marysville College.
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Jack Greenawald and
Iss Sue Fershee
Marysville, Tenn
the Greenawald
Edward
Marysville College
Shipley granddaughter Anne wed Larry Clemmons
Weekend guests from Speedwell Tennessee attended the wedding of Miss Anne Shipley to Larry Lee Clemmons hosted by Claude Shipley. James C. Pitts, son of Darvis and, recently discharged after three years in the U S Army including Germany, is home. Walter Stevens and family attended Chiefs of Police conference in Akron. Californians drink more bourbon than any other state.
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Carlisle
W. M. Shipley
Speedwell
Tennessee
Claude Shipley
Miss Anne Shipley
Larry Lee Clemmons
James C. Pitts
Darvis Pitts
U. S. Army
Germany
Walter Stevens
State
Lucille Berry Day Honors Lebanon Seniors
Lebanon school district marks Lucille Berry Day for residents 60 and older at Oakwood Avenue school. The event, approved by the school board, includes registration at 10 30 a m lunch at 11 10 a m class visits and a pep rally in the afternoon.
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Lebanon
Lucille Berry
Oakwood Ave
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