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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
2
A Liberty Township resident laments mixed mailing areas linking to Middletown Monroe and Linn Crest, noting deliveries fail until the unique local name is publicized. Neighbors joke about Nearmonroe as a placename while residents struggle to define their community.
A family affair marks the delivery by Union Township of a GMC two and a half ton dump truck bought in March from Fiehrer Motors in Hamilton. Ron Needham James Needham and Roy Needham pose with the vehicle delivered last week in a show of local pride.
The Ohio State Tractor Pull is set for Friday August 31 and Saturday September 1 at 10:00 a.m. in East Grandstand with a $13,520 purse across eight classes. Winners get $500 per class, and the two day event features four classes per day with heavier divisions on Saturday. The 120th Ohio State Fair runs August 23 through September 3.
Stephen E. Lannon of April Inc Dayton announced the purchase of a 62 acre industrial tract on State Rte. 747 one mile north of Tri County Shopping Center. The parcel, bought from Consolidated Freightways Inc Menlo Park Calif, is designated Seven Forty Seven Industrial Park and zoned for light industrial and manufacturing use.
Ohio Judge Fred B. Cramer has been recommended by the Ohio delegation for membership on the executive national committee of the National Conference of State Trial Judges. If approved, he will represent Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee. The conference runs Wednesday through Sunday in Washington D C alongside the American Bar Association meeting. There are three delegates per state and nine committee members. Development news notes April Inc posted performance bonds for road and utility improvements and is constructing three industrial inventory buildings worth 1.9 million as part of a planned four park series with total investment over 23 million serving Ohio Kentucky Indiana markets.
The article requests a usable copier for Faith Community United Methodist Church and notes local civic activity. It mentions Girl Scouts, a July opera outing, upcoming election filing deadlines, and community events at Faith Community Church including services and rentals.
George F. Bunnie Hertel longtime telegraph operator for the Big Four Railroad in the Maud area during the 1920s died at Middletown Hospital on Wednesday July 25 at age 9. He lived in Middletown and was buried Saturday in Union Township Cemetery.
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