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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
3
A family of five endures a chaotic three week camping vacation across South Dakota Yellowstone and Cody amid bear roars, weather scares, and a nearby crime report. The writer jokes about gear disasters, quirky encounters, and tense moments with bears and gunman rumors adding to the trip's chaos.
A traveler recalls a spark of panic at dawn when a buffalo appeared outside their Glacier National Park to Teddy Roosevelt National Park itinerary. The group scrambled to the car in pajamas as cameras clicked, ending the camping chapter of a Canadian and American voyage.
Alice Battaglia reports Hopewell Hemmers 4 H Club in Butler County gearing up for the county fair. The group met to finalize judging and plan a booth titled 4 H Footprints Through Flowers. They showcased dolls for nursery school and conducted First Aid sessions with Union Township Life Squad member Freda Si Beatty, Sharon McAlpine, Susan Beatty and others assisting.
Pharmacy in Pisgah or Idle's Grocery in West Chester. Busy Booster Pat Detherage has them at her house. The calendar will be on sale at six schools when school reopens in Sept. Lakota Boosters thank those who helped in last Sunday's calendar sale. Yorktowne Fire Department carnival is this weekend with profits benefits the trailer park life squad. PYO sends four girls all-star teams to Blue Ash Olympic Tournament next week facing Blue Ash Springdale Sharonville at Blue Ash Park. Public invited.
Garden note explains storing tuberous begonia bulbs after frost. Dry in a frost free area, remove soil and old stems, then store in bags with dry peat moss vermiculite or perlite at 40 degrees to prevent sprouting. The user asks where to buy dried mowers.
The marriage of Miss Piontkowski of Cleveland and Edward L. Wilson of West Chester was held July 14 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Cleveland. Dried flowers and garden notes were shared as keepsakes, including lotus pods and various seed heads gathered from gardens and roadsides.
The Union Township Women’s Club Executive Board plans its first post summer meeting Tuesday at 9234 Pilgrim Court, with committee chairmen in attendance. The group also announced appointments including Mrs. Ken McCallister and Mr. Blake Blackshire. The bride’s parents are Mrs. Carl Piontkowski of Cleveland and Mr. Robert E. Wilson of West Chester. Best man Hansen of Denver and maid of honor Margaret Machovec of Cleveland attended the wedding, with other area guests including Edward Wilson, a Lakota High School graduate of 1969. Both bride and groom are Kent State University graduates with degrees in journalism and business respectively.
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