Award Winning Franchise Honors Lavon White at Vegas Convention
Lavon White receives Kentucky Fried Chicken Qsc 100 Club Award for excellence in quality service and cleanliness. The March 25 presentation occurred at the International Franchisee Convention in Las Vegas. White runs KFC outlets in Greensburg and Batesville Indiana and Harrison Ohio as part of a 53 country system with 6,100 stores and 90,000-plus employees serving 991 million meals.
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Lavon White
Bill Evans
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Las Vegas
White
Greensburg
Batesville
Indiana
Harrison
Ohio
Ohio House Report On Home State Bill Advances In Senate
Tom Pottenger reports from the Ohio House as a Home State depositors bill clears the Senate 17 to 16 with amendments. The measure funds payoff of depositors, limits debenture liability, and reshapes ODGF allocations while a related highway fund and criminal sentencing topics also surface. A hearing is set for May 28 1985 at 7 30 p m at the Harrison Community Center chaired by David F Bahner planning commission.
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Senate
Ohio
House
State of
ODGF
Supreme Court of the State of Ohio
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Fred Deering
Ben Rose
Arkansas House of Representatives
Vincent
Harrison Community Center
David F. Bahner
Harrison Planning Commission
Blue Jay Notes On Rain, Visitors And Local Jokes
The column reports timely rains and a promising crop year plus small town happenings. Rumpke softball player Mark Rathmann suffered a right eye injury, wearing a noticeable shiner. Bob and Connie wed on May 18, offering light humor about marriage and bachelorhood amidst community updates.
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Mark Rathmann
Local Notices From Kentucky Area Include Social Event And Deaths
A community notice describes a 2:30 p m social with music and refreshments, noting no Rural Route or same box number. It also reports the death of Mrs Peach Rogers of Mason Ohio and funeral details in Cincinnati and Stanford Kentucky, with extensive family mentions and visits surrounding the arrangements.
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Es Jr
Franklin County
Minnie Baugh
Bill Terry
Peach
Claude) Rogers
Mason
Ohio
Hodapp
Cinti
Beesley Funeral Home
Stanford, Ky
Mt. Moriah Church
Pipope Ky
Stanford
Billy Terry
Wm. H. Terry
Wilma Johnson
Pam
Pauline (Brown) Howse
Bryant
Harold Terry
Foster Baugh
Denver
Edward
Opal Couchman
Rogers
Foster
Mother's Day Greetings and Local Social Notes
Whitewater area residents share Mother's Day visits and family gatherings. Entries list guests and hosts including McNally, Hatton, Sintz, Sauerland, Bischoff, and Frey families along with birthdays and sympathy notices for Arthur McNally and Albert Sauerland. A picnic at Whitewater Park is noted and a local quote on education closes the column.
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Albert McNally
Wendell
Gene McNally
Howard Bradley
Aaron
Ted Hatton
Oxford
Frank Frey
Terry Sintz
Katie Schuck
Reas Bradley
Ralph Smith
Dulcie Alsip
Evan Eldon
Whitewater Park
Joe Bulach
Near Sunman
Gary Ross
Mike
Gary Jr
Fernald concerns clash with public water and safety calls
The writer lambastes National Lead over Fernald radioactive waste and water contamination, urging a new remote plant and public water investments within a 20 mile radius. They cite wells, cisterns, and school safety near Crosby School, reference costs, and urge local remembrance for Hilda Lane, plus Miamitown Days details and a friendly postscript.
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Fernald
National
Japan
Miamitown
Board of Health
Crosby
Hilda Lane
Hilda
P.S.A
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Blue Jay
U.S.A
Shiner
Bob
Connie
Love, Gemma
Mrs. Wm. H. Terry
Whitewater
Rence’s Landscaping Nursery
Hamilton Cleves Rd
Ross
le Stone
Bantam & Prep Bowling Leagues
Borat
Elst
CIP
Pereny Druteter
Bill Baird
Geri
Postal Service
Justis Rd
Bright, Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Lake Hwy
S. E
State Line Road
Massey Ferguson
John Deere
M&w
Farmall
Hobart
Chrysler Industrial Motor
Elec
Dearborn
Richard Tibbits
Chuck Johnson
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