Butler County Democrats seek executive director by January
The Butler County Democratic Party aims to hire an executive director by January to oversee fundraising, registration drives, publicity, recruitment and headquarters operations. About 20 to 25 applicants from the area have applied for the $7,000 yearly post, with a nine-member search committee vetting candidates led by James H. Blevins.
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James H. Blevins
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Trenton
Eight girls join Brownie Troop 548 at Lincoln School
Brownie Troop 548 from Lincoln School held its investiture Wednesday night and presented membership pins. New members: Ginger Byrd Marcy DeFrates Kristi Fultz Melissa Hintze Tonya Long Jamie Miller Gina Smith Karen Sorrell. One-year pins went to Darlene Bernard Mary Bishop Deana Donathan Carmen Haren Jammy Hatten Fay Kunz Michelle Maupin Connie Mulligan Heather Mynhier Tereasa Shroufe Kim Stein Kristi Whitsel. Leaders: Jean Hall Sharon Smith.
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Brownie Troop
Lincoln School
Ginger Byrd
Marcy DeFrates
Kristi Fultz
Melissa Hintze
Tonya Long
Jamie Miller
Gina Smith
Karen Sorrell
Darlene Bernard
Mary Bishop
Deana Donathan
Carmen Haren
Jammy Hatten
Fay Kunz
Michelle Maupin
Connie Mulligan
Heather Mynhier
Tereasa Shroufe
Kim Stein
Kristi Whitsel
Jean Hall
Sharon Smith
Five Girls Invested into Brownie Troop 804
Five girls joined Brownie Troop 804 at Wilson School. New members are Shelly Dumford Heidi Hess Karen Linder Sarah Peil and Paula Winkler. Co leaders are Mrs Harry Nicholson and Mrs Larence Linder.
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Wilson School
Shelly Dumford
Heidi Hess
Karen Linder
Sarah Peil
Paula Winkler
Harry Nicholson
Larence Linder
Two Middletown Drivers Fined Under High Bumper Law
The first two violators of Ohio’s high bumper law, Clinton Kilmer and Joseph Carter, each received the maximum first offense fine of 25 dollars in Municipal Court. The new rule limits bumper height to three inches above the ground. second offenses carry 50 dollars. Additional docket items include speeding and careless driving fines, plus Gary Bailey’s combined 85 dollar sentence for fleeing an officer and license violations.
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Ohio
J. T. Lamb
Clinton Kilmer
Kenton Attorney Named Judge in Hardin County Court
Gov. John J. Gilligan appointed Thomas M. Dowd of Kenton to serve as judge of the Hardin County Common Pleas Court. Dowd succeeds the prior judge and takes office following the official appointment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas M. Dowd
Kenton
Hardin County Common Pleas Court
John J. Gilligan
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