Col Kietzman Returns From National Army Convention
Col Kietzman, Milford village council candidate for re election, attended the National Convention of the Association of the United States Army at the Sheraton Park hotel in Washington DC. About 6000 delegates heard General Harold K Johnson address the luncheon. The group aims to support a national military policy and foster fellowship among Army members. The retired colonel resides at 853 Center Street with Mrs Kietzman.
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United States Army
Sheraton Park
Washington, D. C
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Kietzman
Farm Week Sees Mixed Soil Moisture and Delayed Maturity
During September 16 to 22 fieldwork included picking tomatoes for processing, silage, harvesting corn and soybeans, tobacco, and sugar beets. Corn maturity trails last year and normal, with over 40 percent of silage and rising vegetable yields noted, while irrigation remains key to normal production in Ohio.
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Ohio State Farm Science Review
Ohio
New Mobile Home Zone Created by Miami Township Zoning
The Miami Township Rural Zoning Commission created a new mobile home district at a Monday night hearing. Mobile homes and trailers must now be located only within the mobile home district. nonconforming sites elsewhere will be disallowed. The change ends prior allowance of mobile homes in other industrial areas.
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Miami Township
Day Heights Garden Club Meets for Fall Planning
Day Heights Garden Club meets October 25 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Luther Boggs home with Mrs Douglas Young presenting an OAGC slide program. Committee chairs will unveil the year’s plans. The club’s Mt Carmel Flower Show entry earned second place. Young and Brewer designed the display and urge members to share fall divisions with neighbors.
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Helen Bingaman
Day Heights Garden Club
Luther Boggs
Douglas Young
Mt. Carmel
Fall Football Season Safety PSA from Ohio DOT
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety urges drivers to wear seat belts at all times and drive safely during the back-to-school season. The message highlights fall activities, football games, and the first frost as reminders to prioritize road safety and reduce accidents.
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Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Pence Reports On UA Drive Across Milford District
Pence reports 179.9 percent of its dollar quota received last week for the United Appeal Mil ford District. Herman Filey says they expect near 100 percent next week. West Cle district led by George H. Day shows 88.9 percent of the goal while Camp Dennison area under Albert Christie has 80.2 percent.
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Warren Pence
Milford
Albert Christie
Camp Dennison
Indian Hill
Symmes
Remington
Terrace Park
New Room Opens In Milford
Milford business owner William Knepp announces a new all purpose room at 215 Garfield downtown Milford seating 300 for banquets weddings and private parties. An open house is set for Sunday Oct 29 to view the room as The Village shifts focus from Sunday buffet to catering and daily rental operations.
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William Knepp
Main Street
Milford
Garfield
Knepp
Mileford
Miamiville PTA notes and community updates
Miamiville PTA met on Tuesday October 10 new president Elaine Danford introduced by former president Marjorie Burns. Superintendent Boyd Smith and Assistant Mason spoke with the school board about activities facilities and programs Open House planned November 14 at 8 p m. Members thanked for Patch test cooperation and Fire Prevention Week tours. Sympathy extended to the Wesley Rhoten family and the Green families amid recent deaths. hospital updates include Florence Rude and Robert Quisno recovering in Christ Hospital and Rudy Schmidt’s father hospitalized. Cards of cheer requested.
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Clara Eilmant
Miamiville
Milford
Main Street
PTA
Boyd Smith
Mason
Mullett
Atterholt
Rosenzweig
Schibley
Snell
Adamson
Aimee A3
Sabu Ahea
Ruth Madsen
Remembrances and Girl Scout Troop 1444 Highlights
The piece notes condolences from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lovins, welcomes a newborn son John Allen, and mentions the first meeting of Girl Scout Troop 1444 with leaders Elsa Martin Verlin Clifton and patrol leaders Deborah Burns Deborah Stillwell Rebecca Wood and Terea Westmoreland. A October weekend campout featured a workshop night hike and campfire. Halloween plans in Miamiville outline a first annual parade on October 28 with prizes by age group and candy for children.
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Kenneth Lovins
John Allen
Deborah Burns
Deborah Stillwell
Rebecca Wood
Terea Westmoreland
Valerie Lyons
Terri Clifton
Elsa Martin
Verlin Clifton
Betsy Lyons
Anna Jean Wood
Verlin
Miamiville
Miamiville Civic Association
Masquerade Night in Remington Association Hosts
The Clermont Courier notes an 8 p.m. gathering in Remington Ohio with Mr Herb Borgerding as caller. Members and friends invited for a two dollar per couple event and Masquerade is not mandatory.
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Ingston
Remington
Ohio
Herb Borgerding
Vitamin aids for senior citizens digestion explained
A pharmacist explains that some vitamins for older adults include enzymes and amino acids to aid digestion, while others are labeled good for all ages. He notes not all vitamins have digestive aids and warns that those without may be less helpful, though harmless, making value a consideration.
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Burbank
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Modern Woodmen of America
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Orville
Port Hueneme
California
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Duarte
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Bunny
Green
Florida Green
Florence Rude
Christ Hospital
Robert Quisno
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