Christmas Greeting of Faithful Thanks
May his ever present love bring you joy as you celebrate his birth. May our thanks add to the splendor of your Christmas.
22 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1976
Page
1
May his ever present love bring you joy as you celebrate his birth. May our thanks add to the splendor of your Christmas.
Dave Heinlein of 7126 Becky Drive is a December Santa stand-in for Chessie System brakeman duties. He dons a red flannel suit with authentic glasses and leather belt, visiting homes across 100 miles on Christmas Eve to meet families, often funding toys or baskets from his own pocket. He and his wife celebrate their first Christmas with adopted daughter Tracy, age 5.
Butler County commissioners raise dog licenses to 3 for the year 1977 and kennel licenses to 15. They plan an auction January 8 at the Highway Garage for items from the old Butler County Home. Also rebid for a rear county engineer fence and prisoner costs rising to 15.25 per day at Cincinnati Workhouse.
Edith Miller announces she will sue the Lakota School Board after being denied re employment. At a Monday board meeting she said she seeks reconsideration as a teacher and will let the courts decide the case.
A Monday night fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Shawhan at 5607 Horseshoe Bend Road Liberty Township with losses estimated at 30000. No injuries were reported and the couple is staying with relatives in Hamilton. The Liberty fire department fought the blaze and officials have not disclosed a cause.
The Maud ULJ office has closed due to the merger with Mason West Chester Pulse. All operations are consolidated at the Mason office and Pulse Journal staff can be reached via Mason numbers. Pulse Journal offices are at 108 West Main Street in Mason, Ohio 45040.
A collection of playful replies from young children about visiting Santa and helping the elves. Shawn Prewitt from Monroe imagines riding with Santa and delivering toys down chimneys. Lisa Schultz from Hopewell jokes about Rudolph and a Snoopy doll. Debates about flying up to the North Pole and wish lists include the U S S Enterprise and Evel Knievel Jet Cycle.
Sherman Reed who quit the Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department protested decisions by fire chief Henry Taylor appeared before the trustee board. Reed presented six statements and questioned the January 1 reorganization meeting open to the public. Fire reports showed 12 runs in November including three house fires and a life squad tally of 13. Trustees will meet December 20 to close the year and January 1 for the organizational meeting at 10 a.m. at the Yankee Road firehouse.
Jim Martin president of Butler County Farm Bureau asks members to return 1977 dues notices by December 31 to maintain insurance and benefits. The drive began with 1,382 notices and 62 new members last year. He notes 70 years of growth with a January 14 day drive ahead and cites gains in national and state farm policy.
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