Exchange student Kathy Adams recalls Germany trip
Trenton Edgewood High School senior Kathy Adams spent four weeks this summer at Johann Michael Fischer Gymnasium in Burglengenfeld Bavaria as part of a foreign exchange. She plans a busy year sharing experiences with classmates and local clubs.
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Kathy Adams
Germany
Kathy
Johann Michael Fischer Gymnasium
Burglengenfeld
West German State of
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Alps
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Fuhrer
United States
Edgewood
Carl Schurz Association
Michael
Anna Lautenschlager
Herbert
Anita
Ohio Hunting and Fishing Day Proclaimed by Rhodes
Gov James A Rhodes proclaims September 24 as Ohio Hunting and Fishing Day aligning with a national observance honoring hunters trappers and fishermen. He highlights the outdoors heritage and conservation history as key to natural resource guardianship.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Meat grading crackdown aims to curb bribery and boost trust
The Agriculture Department will tighten meat grading rules to curb bribery and misgrading that hurts ranchers and raises prices. It plans full financial disclosures for graders, more field reviews, expanded supervisor training, and stricter monitoring of plants in California and Arizona.
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Agriculture Department
Carol Foreman
Agriculture Secretary
Ms. Foreman
USDA
California
Arizona
Mutual aid pact talks Tuesday in Butler County Courthouse
Butler County officials from municipalities and townships meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the courthouse annex to discuss a proposed countywide mutual aid pact for emergency services. Drafted by Irene Lewis, the pact would cover fire police ambulance civil defense and support services for three years with renewal.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Irene Lewis
Butler County Disaster Services Agency
Butler County Association of Township Trustees
Lemon Township
Douglas Mansfield
Franklin Public Library book sale scheduled on Saturday
The Franklin Public Library will host a book sale on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm on library grounds with about 600 to 700 volumes, including duplicates and worn items. If it rains, the event moves indoors, head librarian Barbara Bruno said. Prices range from 5 cents to 1 dollar, mostly 25 cents, with magazines included.
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Franklin Public Library
Barbara Bruno
Bruno
Bible sessions for women planned Patterns For Parents course in September
The Women's Aglow Fellowship announces a 10 week Bible study named Patterns For Parents beginning Sept 15. Sessions meet at 9 30 a m each Thursday at 4407 Riverview Ave home of Mrs Donald Richter. Free and open to area women with leaders Mrs Ray Pfaff and Mrs Gerald Miller.
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Women's Aglow Fellowship
International Organization of
Christian Women of All Denominations
Donald Richter
Riverview Ave
Ray Pfaff
Gerald Miller
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Pfaff
Richter
Franklin Plans Halloween Parade by City Committee
Franklin The Special Events Committee appointed by the City Council plans a Halloween parade after begging hours. The panel outlined six participant groups for prize judging and costume contests.
Miss Wheelchair America 1978 Pageant Saturday
The Miss Wheelchair America 1978 pageant is set for Saturday at the Neil House. Contestants must use a wheelchair for mobility at least half the time and are judged on personal accomplishment personality and appearance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Neil House
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