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The Miami A'Z E T I E liH
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Miami-Gazette Moves to New Building near _Locker."Plant
veryth in?: in ' a p rintit1~ shop have to. b so heav ?' gru ntej the move rs as By Smitt y 1850 SERV ING WAYN ESVIL LE SINCE th Miami Gaze tt ' e ui~ m 'nt The i- ue of why Waynes· ' NS KEAR C 'liAA \ a~l n ferred thi week to :t F IVE CENT S A C,OPY ondary source of ville's No. 4377 ---t'_a.ac Karn s who ,h as been I~e \\ t el·a -, Li. "onel' te buH ii.lg in the Mon- ------------------~---~-----~-----------power.wa not u 194f 15, fHUR SOAY , J U L Y OHIO .LE, ESVIL WAYN a rcsi j nt , of Bellb!1ook fo r on th all ea-t of M.ain Stree t day black out thr e week ago n several years passed a:wa has been larifie by Dayto near the Waynesville 'Locker ofMo n ia. evening an j \ a bur· Power and Light Comp any . " fic ial. ted from th McClure Funera1 Plant. It was a four· day task to , has Home, Thursday. No one in Waynesville The~ Burial \ a in prina'bo ro m o v~ the plant forcing this the authority to thr0W t11e gh Vergi I . "Wi mpy" Bradshaw Cemeter "here hi wife and. we .. k' , issue to. be latep r althou switcI~ ~ n Lyt[ Road to bring be· , ~ inle'· rn ... ,b had Jre buried. He leaves fI li I' • a<Yc electn clty from another line. Club's Jul y meet· , cam to Wayn'e ville 'on Wed· chil Ciy-ic The brother and several for th e mov ing began last of half offi.:e som~ Xenia Not even the red appea , week last of y nesda evenay Mond held be ill w ' Monday. niece ~a n d nep hews. the'company has that authority. ~ng the village council to get before o,y ~ the , Hook Camp a,t n~ I of tcher In the old buHdir.g on Main dispa: l centra Only the .. . camp , sIte. er summ s Scout cart n et, which the newspap.er ha.d tr Oa'lto in y an the comp permit to st:art a taxI servIce a the at meet will ~ ember M o cupied for mo re than 40 order the swit..:h thro Im _ and paId $5.00 for the ' here, rch Chu hodist Met sville 'vYayn t years, the doors were too nar. The reason for th is i that at 6 :30 p.. m. on Mond~y to permit. He arr~nged to rent a row to 'let the large cylinder repai rmen might be wor kin[{ drive to the camp fo r dmner. room here and ann ounced that pre s be removed mtact. TI~ e on lines which would he affecthe ' day Satur g llowin fo the on trans· have not do who press was dis mantl ed by Ed ed by the switc h. The y could be Those 24-hour servic e. start would ct conta to asked are tion porta Braun of the S, and W. Macelectrocuted if a "dead" line Mayn arc;i We ltz, club secre tary I about noon on Friday he , But ' Cincinn ati. suddenly were tu rned on. before the meeting. M. H. Coffey, a student at hine Company inwhich of town in his Kreen out drove alone frame Hence, the dispa tcher must and has not been seen in. Cincin nati Bible Seminary, has Then itsmore than ;}. t O'l, was cab are . know where all repair crews Francis Gene Brown, presi- Waynesv ill e since. moved into the Church of weighs side ar.J rolled workina' before he perm its the dent, urged all members to atthe~ made Christ parsonage at Main and tipped onto door disappea rance His onto a truck in. t front cu the . .secondary power to be tend in order to learn more a· Wedn esday special meeting of High Streets and has begun his out the porta tion Trans k e Larric pOS Rad io repor ts make this bou t the scouting movement. council even less significant duties as minister of the churc h. of Other on. Leban out y, black mpan sible. Monday's long Mr. , Coffey' s home is in Co The cll!.b is spons or of Wayn es· than before. The. meeting had d anforme press the al of sever parts was due to the fact that vifl e s Boy Sco ut Troop 40, be'en called for third reading olf Staun ton, Va. He has two years lines ' ad. he o t on truckl trees were down which is to leave for the cam~ an ordinance to sell bonds fo r more remaining at the semi- other near Sprir.g Valley, but the reo ,sho rtly. The linotype; job press, pa200,0 feet of pipe and fittings , nary. He plans to marry a one them s acros pai rmen came per cutter, and other equip ment Weather will not affect' the for the town' s' new wells, but Sprin gfi eld girl this fall. one each t h thoug and .at a time Th e schedule of services were place d on sk.ids and push· club s trip, as the dinner will the only copy of the ordinancle it did time no At last. was the be served in the camlP dining '. had been left in Dayton by at the Church of Christ ed into place 011 roll~rs. Th en would it that them Sun- came the ted ious lob of novseem to be : hall. The campers will, provi de Village ' Sollcitor C. A, Ander- 'hereaft er . will e. servic e restor to long take an enter tai nment after dinne r. son. It has not yet received thre' day school, 9 :3 0 a. m. ; Morn· ' ing drawe rs and trays of lead, •• * , ing service, 10 :jO ; youth meet- type, without spi11in~ them. third readin g. th rough YOU TH FELLOWSHIP TO Seen ' drivin g ing, 7 : t 5 p. m. and evening There were no major mishaps. ~ayn es vi1 e last Tuesd ay morn _ service at 8 p. m. 1 he new ~,u l(d i n g was be· MARK THIS CHANGE M.SOCIAL iCy vacar mg : A new sedan bearing HOLD ICE CREA the Mr. Coffe y fills gun about a month a,Z(} with the The Youth Fellowship of the IN YOUR PHONE BOOK M. R. Zaca tecas fi cense plates. Yes, I of left .by the departure pouring of a cGn:rete flbor t 8 John J. Burske of Route 2 Johnston , for N ova Scotia on 'by 40 ' ft!~t, and five inches said Zacatecas, and meant · it. Lytle Methodist Church will The tags were black on yellow hold· an ice cream s<?cial at ~he wishes a recent change in his June 1. This is the new minis· tr ick. The walls. and roof of ' church ~n S~turday, July ~.4. phone number to be publicized. ter's first indefinite charge, al- . interlocking , steel panels were but smaller than Ohio's. Neve r b ea rd of it ? Neither T,~e a!falr Will last all e~ent.ng . His former number,. 2849 , was though he has filled pulpits tem- raised and bolted together, with had I, but an atlas I?rov~d I . and wdl feature ' home-made 1Cf!, takep away and given to Ho- pora rily in a numb er of chur h- six w.indf) 'v'i, \\ I ~, l ik.;r} d,)ps , n' . r- ~ seeing .things. It is cream and cake. ' Everyone IS , wara Shutts es. and 'a l a rg~ garage-type door. .a. st.ate m central Mexic o, west co rdially 'invite d to attend the , Mr. Burske's number is now Fiberboard ceilin g and walls, ,. of the Pan American Highway social, chat with your neighbors 2099 . He has not moved. along with fluo rescent lighting, t. It is separated from' Texas and sample the wonderful ice e a 'mode rn appea rance to ' -giv some 300 ' mites -of the state cream and cake. SAFE FOILS BURGLARSRaymond Braddock, super- the interio r. When it b comCoahuila, which also has , licCH ERBA LAUT .. RAY MUR AT ,intendent of Wayne Township pleted , the exterio r will be ense tags rarely seen in U. S. BAILEY BUYS BUIL DING S R"reen roof; d white with aconst Here endeth the geography OCCUPIED BY FAIRLEY'S The Murray - Lauterbach Schools, s~bmitted a note of re- painte ruction the of ·, Most . on, used Leb~n of , .(! son for lhe day. any Comp t, Stree Main per~n local n by bui14i The signatio,n at a special meeting work was done by 'Fairley's Har~ware and new car dealers, was th¢: ied ownoccup A. T. Polinsky, part The question of m1any local Store and Smith's Restaurant, victim of the third burgla ry in of the schooI'board Frida y eve- sons. the Housing ' Company of er . Jes ldents about the practicality was purchased, last w~ek ·by ' recent months. Earl}, Waines- njng, effective August 1. htes the pre-fabndistrib The meeting had been caned which of ·television sets in Waynes. Stanley Bailey, . proprietor · of day morning ,of last week, a buildings, was a utility cated ville has bet,n answered. They · the hardware store. burglar broKe a window' and r, along with worke ant const for to draw up specifications 'vork. owner was I enter ed the building, whiich ,an Bob Hastings, , Th~ {?reyious Wlson on addition to the school bus 'Sherm Paul GUMin bas been oper- Mrs. Clara ' Arnan, who now houses ' a large repair shop, . Edgar Smlth aid the ating a set for some time' in his plans to move to California Dodge - Plymouth . showroom, garage, on whicl1 bids are being ' and others wiring. ' , Ildio shop on lower North shortly. The property had been and the offices of a used-lear as~ed. ~treet, ~nd reports fine recep owned by members of the busiqess. However, an attempt tIOn of _programs from Cincinto break intp the safe was unAman family for 76 years. nati's W L W T. AJthough Waynesville -, is near the edge of the 40-mile ~ HODsON-STRIpcL£ , circle of guaranteed reception Miss Lillian Hodson and Mr. there has. been no difficulty. ' Howard ' Brown was , elected S~ r Strickle were married in . . Arthu oprra. iii ercial set a Comm There IS also chairman of the ng and ;~O Club at ·'the, second meeting of Dayton last Friday eveni tion 'in Lytle. he is where nsin Wisco the new organization' in -the left .for . -r.j- - -.- e engin l Diese a at yed Wednesday emplo decreased by the 25 cents per T.win , Theatre ' nIght. It was decided to ,meet plant. The job of translating or- ,100 . 7 Hu rt miswas point tial essen every other ThufS'day in the This ' dinary English into the ainie'ht Six persons frorn; Miamisbur~ langua~e of laws and ordin'- sed by the editor of the Mi~lmi homes of .members, beginning . ~~d one from' Middletown were ances IS a thankless one, ·ac- Gaze tte as he listened to the July 29. Injured Saturday morning when cording to Charles Ja~ Vil- formal reading of the ordinance , The ' first project will be to about two brand-new 'cars collided lage clerk- of Waynesville;. Un:' at a council meeting. Amid the compile information head-on at a ·curve on Route 13 less he translates it back into "To wits" and "Wllereases" he building lots for sale in and near d Waynesville and make these ' a mile west of HarveYSburg English again . people learned that the tax, was neede plainl a that owne facts available ' to persons in.. A Buick convertible understand· what it is all for current expenses, and aon't y isburg terest ed in erecting ' homes . by John A!lams of Miam it had to becer tlfted to count . he finds. about on bitJ .the here. was driving down His case in point' concerns officials to 'be placed on the !balwet pavement, and apparently the tax referendum 'lhich will lots 90 days before the. election. skidd~d into a ~ew Oldsmobile ~ on Waynesville ballots next, 'fhe editor jumped to ;the CAR FALLS OFF JACK , sed~n which had ne.rly .stopped November. It calls for a levy false' conclusion tJiat the 25 HURTS IW11I ASIIMEAD OIl Its own side. of the road be-. of 25. cents per ' '100 of val- cents would be in addition to ... Keith Ashead is recovering fore the cras~. All six occu- uati()n to be placed on Waynes. ' the present tax. He was not pants of the Buick, including ville tax rolls, ' BUT ' it c,orrected until the headl ine, at his home from hijurles retwo young children, were 'hu~ will not increase local taxes, "High er 1)x Soug hf' hada p- ceived last week when an auto. and one is expected to IQse one Jame s ratien tlJ explained this peared' in the paper. mobile felt off a jack while he e or both eyes. peopl liopes still s Jame Mr. the e enabl y week. ,I will Simpl the tax levy and was working under it. He was village to continue collecting its ' will understand year. Othen ,ise, taken to Miami Valley Hospital vote for it this Last year, 33 per cent of all , present tMc, which was voted ·he -fea rs, '-they may not get all in the Stubbs ambulance and res~veral years .ago and is about persons ' killed Qn America's d fail this of their garbage collections and mained there several days, streets and highways were ped. to expireit: Ifdidit shoul last year, the other service in 1949 . estriaJls. Watch while you fall as tax would have' to be suC(essfuJ. town's walk I
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Choreh0f Chr-,s' Pastor Arr,·ves
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