Milford Council Approves Self-Defense Meeting and Repairs
Milford council opens year with plans for a women’s self defense demonstration at Milford Main School on Jan. 9 and an eight session course. Councilors direct the solicitor to draft two ordinances and approve a 1979 appropriations pay plan. The manager may advertise for Vac‑All leasing at 1600 per month and bids to re roof several village buildings. Police to lease a sedan and station wagon for 218 and 180 respectively.
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Doris Notten
Lisa King
Milford
Milford Main School
Gatch
Robert D. Lee
Frazier
Williams Chevrolet
Milford holds annual bird count despite rain
Birdwatchers braved rain for the annual count near Mt. Carmel with 44 participants in five outside and two inside groups. The day tracked migration and local species including barred owl and great horned owl, while observers noted a pied billed grebe in the Little Miami River and planned charts to map seasonal movements.
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Coney
Mt. Carmel
Steve Wagner
Milford
Wagner
Miami
Perin
AMA frostbite and shoveling guidance hints at safety tips
Dr Richard L Wenzel of the OSMA outlines frostbite and shoveling precautions. He advises slow work with rests, pause if short of breath, and caution with exertion for those with heart disease. Miami University fall graduates include Donald Lee Ernest, Charlotte Felice Miller McKenzie, and James Earl Der.
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Richard L. Wenzel
M.D
The
OSMA
Committee On Environmental and Public Health
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Donald Lee Ernest
Happ Hollow Rd
Milford
Charlotte Felice Miller McKenzie
Robin Hill Drive
New Richmond
James Earl der
Water Street
Mt. Crab
Beech Forest Chapter DAR Plans January Meeting
The Beech Forest Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution schedules a January 13 gathering at 1 30 p m at Mrs Charles R Wrights home. Regent Mrs Charles Wright presides and Mrs Joseph Schultz reads. Agenda includes budget finance report and elections of delegates to the Continental Congress and state conference.
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Beech Forest
National Society of the’ Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles R. Wright
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Wright
Joseph Schultz
Continental Congress
State Conference
Hospital admissions rise in Bethel and surrounding towns
Bethel reports several hospital admissions including Charlotte Morgan Williamsburg Glenna Benjamin and Felici ee Bowling noting continued patient inflow and varied diagnoses. Medical staff say admissions reflect seasonal illnesses and ongoing care for chronic conditions across local facilities.
Farm Census Begins Signals Shifts in Farm Ownership
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that while total farm population declines, more people live on larger farms producing most food. Between 1970 and 1975, households on farms with sales above $40,000 rose 76 percent, while per farm acreage and output grew. The 1978 census will track domestic and foreign land ownership trends, with privacy protections intact by law since 1900.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pere Ne Ee
Congress
Department of Commerce
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