Monroe Family Of Monroe Plays In Lemon Monroe Band
The Monroe family of Monroe displays musical talent as Mike 17 Randy 15 and Susan 14 prepare a trumpet trio for Lemon Monroe High spring concert. Mike solos Debutante and Susan joins a second trumpet trio with David Bell and Leonard Carr. The family, residents at 191 Lee Drive, will perform Friday at 8 p.m. along with the concert choir and high school band.
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Monroe
Lemon Monroe High
Dad Monroe
Marvin Monroe
Mike
Randy
Susan
Lemon - Monroe
Clark
David Bell
Leonard Carr
Lee Drive
Monroes
Steigerwald
Million Dollar Nursing Home Planned for Hamilton
Curt and Wilburn Powell announced plans for a $1 million 120-bed nursing home on Eaton Avenue near Washington Boulevard in Hamilton. The project on a 3 1 2 acre Bender Farm site includes about 60 employees and an annual payroll of $200 000 to $250 000. No construction date was set.
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Hamilton
Curt
Wilburn Powell
Hamilton - Mason Road
Eaton Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Bender Farm
Powells
Udall Praises Ohio Water Standards for Great Miami River
Secretary Udall called the Great Miami River water quality plan admirable and approved most of Ohio’s standards under the federal program. He noted the plan could qualify the state for 50 percent federal grants for antipollution facilities while withholding approval for the Mahoning River and certain creek criteria until upper reaches and enforcement recommendations are met.
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Ohio
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Miami River
Department of the Interior
Udall
James A. Rhodes
Mahoning River
Newton Falls
Little Beaver
Pymatun
Democrats To Elect Officers In Middletown Club
The Middletown Democratic Club will meet tonight at 8 at the Sports Bowl to elect officers. Current officers David L. Smith president Glenn Greenham vice president John Pantel recording secretary William Garvin Sr treasurer and Mary Bendel corresponding secretary have been nominated with floor nominations to follow per Smith.
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Middletown
Democratic Club
Sports Bowl
David L. Smith
Glenn Greenham
John Pantel
William Garvin Sr
Mary Bendel
Management Meeting Set at Elk's Country Club
A tri chapter gathering of the Administrative Management Society is planned for Tuesday at Elk's Country Club on Middletown Hamilton Road. The Butler County chapter hosts Dayton and Springfield. Knight Goodman will speak on Mind Your PRQs after a 6:15 fellowship hour and 6:45 p.m. dinner.
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Administrative Management Society
Elk’s Country Club
Middletown - Hamilton Road
Butler County
Dayton
Springfield
Knight Goodman
Middletown
Goodman
G. Austin Young
Butler County Group
Witte Heads Fenwick Parent-Teacher Council
Ray Witte elected president of Fenwick High School's newly formed Parent-Teacher Council. Officers include Joseph Schramm as vice president, Mary Ann Arnold as secretary, and Don Goodman as treasurer. Board members span freshmen to senior classes with two faculty appointees. Professor Paul F. Irwin urged active efforts for better education.
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Ray Witte
Parent - Teacher Council
Fenwick High School
Witte
Joseph Schramm
Mary Ann Arnold
Don Goodman
Israel Hughes
Phoebe Muraski
Weldon Baker
Mary Spellmire
Joe
Orth
Kathleen Lambert
Jim Dickerson
Kathleen Dineen
Fenwick
Paul F. Irwin
University of Cincinnati
School Tab $9.3 Million
Hamilton public schools seek a $9,293,954 budget, up over $1.5 million, for the 1968 plan. Superintendent Lester Dickey cites higher salaries at $7,245,050 and restoration of positions cut after the 1966 tax levy defeat.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Board of Education
Lester Dickey
Dickey
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Lock On Monroe
Verity Phos
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Mth Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Hamilton Nursing Home
Dacron
Thriftmode
Mobley
Coren
Great
T Smith
Carousel Dry Cleaners
Central Avenue Men’s Shirts
Westinghouse
Melampy
Grand & Gideon
Vail
McGee's
Mkt
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Grand Ave
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