Bethel Names Young Paul E Keller Police Chief
Bethel appoints Paul E Keller of North Charity Street as police chief last week by Mayor White with council approval. The article notes his energetic start and village optimism about his abilities. It also mentions local events and residents including Lions Club, Madame Zalonga, and routine community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Paul E. Keller
North Charity Street
White
Keller
Lions Club
Ringling Brothers
Madame Zalonga
Equity regulars remember Mom Mary Harvey former Nicholsville resident
A local report recalls Mrs. Mary Harvey known as Mom to customers at Equity. Her prior residences included Nicholsville and Bethel, reflecting her long-standing ties to the community.
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Mary Harvey
Equity
Nicholsville
Bethel
Christmas Around the Town and School Board Clean Bill
Thanksgiving visitors from nearby states and distant states filled the town. A Bethlehem Tate Board of Education letter from State Auditor Ferguson praises Wichard Hannah Fagley Wilson and Superintendent Donaldson for a clean bill of health and sound finances in the county’s largest school unit.
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Joseph Ferguson
Columbus
Bethel
Local Homes Advance Despite Weather Slowdown
Builders report progress on Denny Pride’s North Ash Street house in the Lucas Subdivision and the second Morgolis apartment unit on North Main Street shows a near finished appearance. Mr and Mrs Edwin Ryan, former residents, are mentioned in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Pride
North Ash Street
Lucas Subdivision
Margolis
North Main Street
Edwin Ryan
Local church and parsonagework update with holiday meals
North West Street extends to Circus and North Union as property renovations proceed. The Church of the Nazarene addition rises while the Methodist parsonage gains a new kitchen and expansion groundwork begins. Local residents report Thanksgiving pheasant and grouse at Mr and Mrs J Roy Fuhr home in Williamsburg. Mrs Fuhr formerly Lucille Stout nee Rader and daughter Nedra are noted locals. The week ahead is described as busy.
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Jewish Hospital
Moorehead
John
May) Stout
Irma Day
Osborne
North Charity Streets
O. L. (Lee) Page
Shaker Heights
California
New England
Crane School House
Bethel
Ohio
Nicholsville
Hill Farm
Thu
Jersey
Guernsey
Farrow
T. B
Ford
Esco
Sunbeam
B. McClanahan
Church of the Nazarene
J. Roy Fuhr
Williamsburg
Fuhr
Lucille Stout
Rader
Nedra
Reporter Hopes For More From Club Coverage This Time
A brief note suggests the reporter aims to offer fuller coverage than currently provided as clubs and events continue to occupy attention.
Bantam Presbyterian Women Host Bake Sale Bazaar
The Bantam Presbyterian Women's Association will hold a bake sale and bazaar this Saturday beginning at.
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Bantam Presbyterian Women’s Association
Drive Carefully Save a Life Watch at Bethel Grant Memorial
At 10 a.m. a safety event will be held at the Grant Memorial Building in Bethel to promote careful driving and life preservation.
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Grant Memorial Building
Bethel
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Jarns Speeders
A ‘Top
Guy E. Holmes
Abe Bogess
Swing’s Corner
Ida
Siebler
Grandin Road
Hyde Park
Donnworth
Fagely Place
Abe
Glassner
Burley
al Glasser
Covington
Women’s Club
Auditor Clears School Board
J. A. Bissantz
R. F. McKinney
McKinney, Clerks
North West Street
Circus and
North Union
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati
WLW
WCKY
WKBV
Richmond
Budweiser Lage Beer
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
T. Louis
R. W. Kropp
Cadillac
John T. Evans
Toledo
Pontiac
Stan Griffin
Zanesville, Ohio
Don Butler
Mech
Caledonia
HQD
Betty Dent
R.N. Mansfield
Wayfarer Dodge
L. R. Kenyon
Wakeman, Ohio
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