Frontier Signs and Local School Board Budget News
Frontier Signs led by Jack and Ruth Wuestefeld expanded in Harrison with new signs and glass etching services while the Southwest Local School District adopted a 9.29 million dollar budget for 1986-87, detailing instruction costs and maintenance. The board approved donations, discussed a public meeting, and scheduled a February gathering at the district office.
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Peggy McCracken
North Bend
Ohio
Frontier Signs
Star
Harrison
Jack
Ruth Wuestefeld
New Biddinger Rd
Bischoff the Wuestefeld
Lloyd J. Wuestefeld
Ruth and
Jack Wuestefeld
New Baltimore Fire Dept Refuses State Audit
The New Baltimore Fire Department in Crosby Township refused a state auditor's request to open its books. Trustees had authorized an audit of public funds from 1983 to 1985 as part of plans for the township to take over the department in July. The township contends the $63,016 in funds and 1985 bills were properly handled. The department, a private non profit, questions the justification for auditing its books. The township attorney noted a December 16 resolution directing the audit. The office was unavailable for further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McCracken
Baltimore Fire Department
Crosby Township
Don Meyer
Miller
Harrison
Retirement party for Chief Mondtary at K of C Hall
A retirement party for Chief Mondtary is set for January 23 at 7 30 p m in the local K of C Hall. The cost is 10 per person or 15 per couple. For details contact Bob Ker cheval at 367 4320. Beer and last spring.
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Bob Kercheval
Harrison City Planning Commission elects officers
The Harrison City Planning Commission’s organizational meeting on January 13 elected David Bahner as Chairman, Robert Kuntz as Vice Chairman, and Robert Mertens as Secretary. Phase II review of the apartment complex by Del Kraut noted a one court facility, with the project not yet arranged. Mayor Harry Rolfes called the subject mute until further city input.
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Peggy McCracken
Harrison City Planning Commission
David Bahner
Robert Kuntz
Robert Mertens
Del
David Kraut
Harry Rolfes
Spring Youth Leadership Conference Attendee Named
Shanti Kaushiva daughter of Deneshi and Shirley Kaushiva of Harrison will attend the Spring Youth Leadership Conference at Valley Forge Penn March 23 26 with all expenses paid by the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Cincinnati Mrs Robert Goering of the Cincinnati chapter notes Shanti is among many to pursue careers in education and will be ready to guide future leaders The conference features two full days of sessions including discussions on Civil War events and the signing of the Declaration of Independence with small group debates and position defense.
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Wali
Shanti Kaushiva
Deneshi
Shirley Kaushiva
Harrison
Valley Forge
Penn
The
Freedoms Foundation
Cincinnati
Robert Goering
Shanti
Our
William Henry Harrison High School
Cheese Distribution For Harrison Residents
Cheese will be distributed to residents of Harrison and Harrison Township at the Community Center on Thursday January 30 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Eligibility requirements remain the same.
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Harrison and
Harrison Township
George St
Whitewater Cheese Day distribution set for January 25
Whitewater Township will run a cheese distribution Saturday January 25 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the township community center on Dry Fork Road. All recipients must provide new income verification and proof of identification.
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Whitewater Township
Dry Fork Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Family Owned Sign Co. Board
Kathe Wuestefelds
Southwest Local School District Board of Education
Robert Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Ae Food Service
Bowling
Hueston Woods
June Merten
Merten
Errol Frank
Tom Kammerer
Walter Schunk
Alvin
Gretchen Cooper
Dick Randolph
Warren E. Conley
Frontier Signs and Star Exhibits
Ted Meyer
Ray Waln
Bischoff Realty
Crosby Cheese and Butter
New
Baltimore Fire Dept
Mondtary
City Planning Commission
Karen Roell
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