Virtue Wins Out In Madison High Play
Madison High School presents The Widows Weary Way Or Virtue Wins Out in the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday April 7 8. The melodrama set in Georgetown features Jonas P Sumac villain and Hector Splendid ter hero with Joy Leech as Widow Tateman and Debbie Hare as Grandma Tateman. Tickets at the door 1 for students 150 for adults.
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Madison High School
Georgetown
Jonas P. Sumac
Jack Murphy
David Edwards
Rod
Joy Leech
Tateman
Debbie Hare
Grandma Tateman
Debbie Mears
Glory
Oral Taylor
Hector Splendid
United Improves Lebanon Service and Expands Network
United Telephone Company of Ohio reports about 3 million dollars spent in 1971 to upgrade Lebanon area service. New offices opened May 1971 and a Total Service Center will start August 20, 1972. The Lebanon district serves Mason, Morrow, Mt. Sterling, Lebanon, Waynesville and South Lebanon with 125 employees.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Area
Don Shoemaker
United Telephone Company of Ohio
United
20 N. Mechanic
Total Service Center
Walnut Hills Subdivision
Houston Trailer Park
Wagon Wheel Trailer Park
Otterbein Home
Columbus Road
Dakin Trailer Park
Mason
Mt. Sterling
Morrow
Mason, Morrow
Waynesville
South Lebanon
Groundbreaking Set For Cabinet Factory
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Butt Williams Division plant between Middletown and Hamilton on Ohio 4 will occur Thursday at 4 30 p m The plant will open in September with 40000 square feet of manufacturing space and 5000 square feet of office showroom area and will employ 20 rising to 86 within a year Additional expansion planned by 1975 will reach 200 employees and a 1250000 dollar payroll Leigh Products Inc of Coopersville Michigan owns the Butt Williams operation which will feature a retail kitchen remodeling center and display sample kitchens with planning help for local customers Colonial architecture will front the office display area Construction starts immediately
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Butt-Williams Division
Middletown
Hamilton
Ohio
Lakota Junior High Gains Accrediation By NCA
Lakota Junior High has been accepted for accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools following the association's 77th annual Chicago meeting. The letter to principal Floyd Hann cites the school's ability to meet defined quality standards.
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Lakota Junior High
Westchester — Lakota Junior High
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Chicago
Floyd Hann
Commission On Secondary Schools
NCA
Ohio
Troop 1 Plans Paper Drive At First Presbyterian
Boy Scout Troop 1 holds a paper drive to save trees and fund camping gear. A trailer will be in the First Presbyterian Church parking lot Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Call scoutmaster Bert Ferris at 18 Aberdeen Drive for pickup.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bert Ferris
Aberdeen Drive
Rabid Fox Bites Chief. Tests Confirm Rabies
Germantown Police Chief Earl Smith reports a fox that bit him March 23 near Eckhart Road tested in Columbus and found rabid. He was hospitalized for anti rabies treatment and will continue a 21 shot series.
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Germantown
German Township
Earl Smith
Smith
Sunset Place
Eckhart Road
Columbus
Monroe To Pass Budget At Tonight's Village Council Meeting
Monroe village council plans final readings on the 1972 budget and annexation of the Broe property under R-2 zoning. Administrator Bob Holda announced probable reports on water treatment plant improvements and Carson Road project with Bill Grant and Gene Siebert detailing residents’ meetings.
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Monroe
Council
Bob Holda
Carson
Bill Grant
Gene Siebert
Carson Road
Carlisle Sophomore Spaghetti Supper Set for April 8
The Carlisle High School Sophomore class sponsors a spaghetti supper on April 8 at the high school cafeteria from 5 to 7 p.m. The meal costs 1.50 for adults and 1 for children, with all proceeds for the sophomore class.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High School
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Miami Valley News
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