Christmas programs and parties fill local schools and clubs
Local schools plan Christmas programs with Hopewell Elementary and Union Elementary staging events. Girl Scout troops, Brownies, and Cub Scouts organize caroling, gift projects, and excursions to Cincinnati Music Hall. Garden clubs run candle lighting and Letters to Santa efforts as trustees’ meeting moves to Saturday morning.
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Hopewell
Mary Jo Nunnelley
Jane Kurre
Cincinnati Music Hall
Sonia Cox
Maud Weddle
Nyla Kramer
Union Township Bus Service Aids Few Commuters Line
Union Township sees nightly I-75 traffic jams as many residents rely on cars and carpools. A rare long-distance bus from Sharonville offers a 50 cent fare to downtown Cincinnati, but few Township patrons use it for commuting.
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Butler County
Sharonville
Reading Road
Thronview Drive
Pisgah
Evendale
Cincinnati
Union Township
Fish Fry Funds Buy Union Township Light Rescue Unit
Union Township firemen’s organization raised five thousand dollars over several years at a fish-fry event last summer. The donation will cover about half the cost of a new light rescue unit for the life squad and fire department to improve response to highway crashes and function as an ambulance if needed. Township trustees had previously discussed the project.
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West Chester Garden Club
Pisgah Park Garden Club
Pi Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
The
Ladies of St. John’s Church
Union Township
Golden Years Club
Ladies Auxiliary
St Susanna PTO Plans New Year Dance in Mason
The St Susanna PTO sponsors a Dec 31 dance at the Mason Route 42 school with tickets $15 per couple. Reservations for the Dec 21 deadline require contact with Mrs Gail Matre or Mrs Charlotte Wright. Proceeds fund St Susanna School and a one ton GMC van funded by donations and firemen labor, saving about 13000 in total.
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St. Susanna
Gail Matre
Charlotte Wright
Mason
St. Susanna Pto
Route
The
Rhythmaires
St. Susanna School
Naval Training honors Phelps at San Diego graduation
Navy Seaman Recruit Michael C. Phelps, son of Prince C. and Mrs. Phelps of Westchester, completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego. A former Princeton High School student, he earned his credential in San Diego.
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San Diego
Michael C. Phelps
Prince C. Phelps
Cox Road
Westchester
Naval Training Center
Princeton High School
Lakota Boosters Plan January Dance to Raise Funds
A January dance by the Lakota Community Boosters is set for Saturday January 12 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Legion Hall in Mason with the Duke Schuman Orchestra providing music. Admission is 7 dollars per couple and includes refreshments. tickets are from Mrs. Pat Mohrfield at 777 6765.
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American Legion Hall
Mason
Duke Schuman Orchestra
Pat Mohrfield
Lifeline urges residents to wear medical tags at all times
The Union Township life squad asks area residents including diabetics and heart patients to wear identifying bracelets or tags. Tags can reveal medical needs when you cannot speak. Information on rogers in a service that identifies medical issues is available from your doctor to aid life squads at accident scenes or for unconscious individuals.
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Union Township Life Squad
Rogers
Mason names City manager for permanent post
Robert Chace was named permanent city manager by unanimous city council vote in a special session. Salary set at 17 500 dollars annually. Chace had served as acting city manager since mid October after Huxley Kennedy resigned for health reasons. He previously held the same post in Loveland and was village administrator in Mason.
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Mason
Robert Chace
Chace
Acti
Huxley Kennedy
Loveland
Lakota High Alumni Set to Wed in August
Lakota High School alumni Karen Danise Johnson and Michael Patrick McQuinley plan an August wedding. Karen, a 1973 Lakota graduate, is Value City department manager. Michael, a 1968 Lakota graduate, attends Miami University Oxford and works for Mosler.
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Lakota High
Ellis Johnson
West Chester
Karen Danise
Michael Patrick McQuinley
Dan McQuinley
Hamilton-Mason Road
Miss Johnson
Value City
Mr. MecQuinley
Lakota Highchool
Miami University
Oxford
Mosler
Jung Muncy exchange vows at Baptist Church
Sandra Jung and Michael Muncy publicly exchanged wedding vows at the Baptist Church with The Rev Don Mosely officiating. Airman Larry Waltz played the piano, Linda Baird sang, and Douglas Muncy served as best man. The couple plans a honeymoon at Hueston Woods and will reside in Baumholder Germany.
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Hamilton Die Cast
Big Ben Community College High School
Baumholder
Germany
U.S. Army
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