Five accidents injure five on Union Township roads
Wet road conditions Saturday in Union Township led to five crashes. Among the injured were Mark Redder, 16, in serious condition at Mercy Hospital ICU. Randy Holt, 17, hospitalized at Bethesda North. and two Dayton men, Larry Shepherd and Charles King, treated at Bethesda North. No injuries in two Friday incidents.
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Union Township
Mercy Hospital
Mark Redder
Spinningwheel Court
Chester
Redder
Tylersville
Randy Holt
Oceola Lane
West Chester
West Chester Road
Holt
Frederick Wilhelm
Elkwood
Wilhelm
Bethesda
Union Township Life Squad
I-75
I- 275
Dayton
Larry Shepherd
Charles King
Shepherd
John Adams
Middletown
Adams
Illiam F. Bick
Tarraqua
Cincinnati-Dayton
Bick
Donna Schulze
Allen Road
William Harris
Hollywood Drive
Charles Cochran
Cincinnati
Donald Kidd
Fairfield
Princeton Road
Glendale Road
Dues Road
Monroe OKs LeSourdsville sewage plan and schedule
Monroe council approves a resolution of intent and an alternate sewer plan to route Monroe sewage to LeSourdsville land for a federal funds project. An implementation timetable from 1976 to 1979 outlines grant, design, easements, bids, and construction milestones.
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Mary Michael Monroe
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
William Eiffert
Monroe
LeSourdsville
Otler County
Eiffert
Sig
Christmas Tree Sale At Local Firehouses This Weekend
Liberty Fire Department-Life Squad hosts a Scotch pine and balsam fir sale at Manstown and Dutchland Woods firehouses. Trees range 4-8 feet and are priced competitively. sale chairman Brenda Bowman notes daily operations from Dec 15 and weekend hours 5 to 8 p.m. Perimeter staff Lucien Smith Jr. Darleen Oldfield Brenda Bowman and Dale Bowman Jr. appear in a journal photo.
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Liberty Fire Department
Life Squad
Brenda Bowman
Manstown
Dutchland Woods
Lucien Smith Jr
Darleen Oldfield
Dale Bowman Jr
Journal
Lois Cockerham
Monroe Names Fireman of Year Award
Monroe Firemen awarded the Ronnie Boutson Fireman of the Year Award at a recent ceremony in Congress. Betty Schwing accepted for her deceased husband Carl Schwing. The Routsons provided a commemorative plaque in memory of their son Ronnie Routson, a former Captain with the department.
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Ronnie Boutson
Earl Hieshue
Monroe
Betty Schwing
Congress In
Todhunter Road
Carl Schwing
Everett Routson
Ronnie Routson
Ronnie
Miss North Butler County Junior Miss Crown Honors Shift
Robin Crouch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Crouch of Middletown, wins the Junior Miss North Butler County crown after Debbie Dornon relinquishes the title. First runner up is Joni Billett with Tanya Kneisel as second runner up and Tami Combs as third runner up.
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North
Butler County
Robin Crouch
Stanley Crouch
Fernwood Street
Middletown
Crouch
Lemon- Monroe High School
Robin
Debbie Dornon
Ivan F. Dornon
Sepeebbie
Debbie
Joni Billett
Madison High School
Tanya Kneisel
Tim Kneisel
Kensington Court
Middletown High
Omega gas station robbed at gunpoint on Saturday
The Omega gas station on Tylersville Road near I-75 was robbed around 12 38 a m Saturday. A man entered the office, asked for change, then beat the attendant and demanded money. Union Township police are investigating.
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Omega Gas Station
The
Tylersville Road
Union
Blue Devil paper drive to continue
The Blue Devils Athletic Club will continue their paper drive this week. The trailer will be parked at Hopewell ey School Cox d on Saturday and Sunday, and area residents are urged to bring old papers and magazines to the collection truck.
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Blue Devils Athletic Club
Hopewelley School
Coxd
Bulletin highlights from Butler County News and notices
Brief items from the Butler County News include community notices and small notices. Segments cover church directory classified items letters to the journal and school menus as part of the local service news.
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Birds
Bulletin Board Coos
Butler County News
Letters To Journal
Cadet Post 895 Forms For Liberty Township Youth
Liberty Township announces a new cadet training program for youths ages 15 to 17. An orientation meeting is set for Thursday December 18 at 7 pm in the Manstown Fire House. Gene Vance says a charter has been formed, with membership fee 4.50 per year, including required insurance. Parents may attend. Meetings occur twice monthly. Executive committee members are Henry Taylor, Gene Vance, Lucian Smith Jr., Bob Shelley and Dale Bowman.
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Liberty Township
Gene Vance
Cadet Post 895
Vance
Henry Taylor
Lucian Smith Jr
Bob Shelley
Dale Bowman
Butler County Voed School to Organize January 14
The Butler County Joint Vocational School District will organize January 14 at 7 30 p.m. at the D Russell Lee Vocational Center. A seven member board will be elected from seven local districts with staggered terms to align with election years. The Wood school restaurant, run by students in food service, opens Tuesdays and Thursdays by reservation at extension 27 867 5900.
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Butler County Joint Vocational School Board
D. Russel Lee Vocational School
Butler County Board of Education
Voed
Board of Education
Woed
Edgewood
Fairfield
New Miami
Madison
Ross
Talawanda
Lakota
George Estes
Butler County
Remember Fido needs a license for 1976
Dog licenses go on sale this weekend with a January 20 deadline. Each license costs 3 dollars, with a 2 dollar penalty after the deadline. Tags are available at Miami Valley Humane Society locations, Rinks and Woolco stores in Hamilton and Middletown, and the county auditor’s office on weekdays.
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Miami Valley Humane Society
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Trenton
Rink's
Woolco
Hamilton
Rink’s
Middletown
County Auditor's Office
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Union Two
Edward Woodard
Seth Johnston
James Miller
Wyndcrest Subdivision
Planning and Zoning Board
Miller
Johnston
Eee
Lester Tuttle
Herbert Wackler
Department
Miss Crouch
Gave Bundy
Hamilton-Mason Road
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Bundy
Blue Devil Paper Drive
Liberty
County Wood Board Plans Organization
Estes
Fido
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