Lakota Library Budget Adequate Yet Book Shortfalls Persist
Lakota High School library lacks space and adequate books despite a medium to high budget. Theft has hurt circulating titles, but 2,000 new books ordered and 1,500 added bring totals toward the North Central 10,000 recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcieves
Lakota
Becky Chambers
Jill Easter
North Central
Herbert Henderson
Liberty School
Bitsy Shaffner
Lakota District schools close for conferences and spring break
Hopewell Union and Liberty schools will close Friday February 27 for grades K through 8 conferences. High school conferences are March 5 with Lakota High School students given a vacation day. Spring vacation runs April 12 to April 19. Mardi Gras dance at St John’s Recreation Center features a parade of floats, music by Single Majority Band, and auctions to fund local youth sports. tickets $8 per couple.
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Hopewell
Union and Liberty
Lakota
Monte Carlo
St. John’s Recreation Center
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Jane Denning
Charley Knowlman
Tim McLane
Pat Wilmink
Jerry Giebel
Betty Riesenberg
Ed Purvis
Jan Williford
Marian Papes
St. John’s
Jerry Hack
Union School Youth Night Showcases Fifth Grade Gymnastics
Union School presents a Youth Night program directed by George Losh featuring grades one through five. First graders calisthenics to lively music, fourth and fifth graders on playbuoys, barrels for older boys, plus hula hoops and trampoline demonstrate six weeks of gymnastics progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Mary Gibson
Union Physical Education
George Losh
Martha Holmes
Loshis
Union
Monroe Village Council approves raises and uniforms for workers
The Monroe village council approved salary increases for employees ranging seven to 12 percent effective February 22, with uniforms for street water and sewer staff to be trialed for six months. The village will share a $3 weekly uniform cost. The manager’s office will gain privacy via a wall, door, and dropped ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Village
Monroe
Council
Bob Whitmore
Jack Sprinkle
Olds Kent
West Chester woman runs for Butler County recorder
Donna Nicol of 7750 Shenandoah Court West Chester announces her bid for the Democratic nomination for Butler County recorder in the June 8 primary. She serves as vice chair of the county Democratic Central Committee and has held multiple civic roles including Union-Liberty Democratic Women's Club president and Pisgah Youth Organization board member.
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Donna Nicol
Shenandoah Court
West Chester
Butler County Recorder
Arevious
Board of
Diections de 2 Pd
Butler County
Nicol
Morganity Board of Elections
Ohio Democratic Platform Committee
Utah State University
Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary Society
Ohio University
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Pisgah
Pisgah-West Chester
Friends of the Library
Union Township
Middletown Public Library
Fragmentary Church Directory Item From Local Journal
A damaged OCR reads as a church directory snippet with scattered letters and entries. It mentions viewers, caches, and names in partial form, providing no clear event or full details.
Liberty Township Named Bicentennial Community
Liberty Township has been designated a Bicentennial community following the Hughes School’s National Register listing. Senator Glenn and Representative Kindness join local officials in celebrating with a Flag Day ceremony and a Capitol flag presentation, plus other old fashioned country festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Hughes
Liberty Township Historical Society
John Glenn
Thomas Kindness
Sandra Tugrul
Historical Society
Children Hurt In One Car Crash on Princeton Road
Two youngsters remain hospitalized after a westbound car left a curve on Princeton Road near Yankee Road hitting a fence and post at Spring Hill Cemetery. Arnie Huber 10 in serious condition Tina Huber 11 in fair condition both passengers and Louis A Huber 35 driver uninjured seriously.
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Princeton Road
Yankee Road
Arnie Huber
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Tina Huber
Louis A. Huber
Cincinnati-Dayton
Spring Hill Cemetery
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Liberty Township Life Squad
Golf luncheon deadline announced for Lakota Hills club
Reservations must be made by March 1 for the Swing into one luncheon sponsored by the Lakota Hills Ladies Golf Association. The event, in the Admiral's Quarters at the Windjammer, March 13 at 12 30 p.m with a COD bar at 11 30 a.m, costs 5 25 dollars per ticket. Call Elaine Temming or Kathy Werner to order.
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Lakota Hills Ladies Golf Association
Admiral’s Quarters
Windjammer
Elaine Temming
Kathy Werner
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.O. Box
Maud
Ohio
Journal
Lois Cockerham
Henderson
Easter
Teachers’ Association
Liberty
Hopewell School
James Wiles
Philip Ginther
Judy Wesley
Thomas Fowler
St. John's Dance
Shaft
Swat
Tommy
Mary Richardson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Kermit Deal
John Reese
Deal
Commission
Ohio Drilling Company
Mrs. Nicol
Wee
Ick
Wuolnnion Ok
TNOTG
Ss Vic Eas
Caches Ek Daneeunee
James A. Tilton
Tilton
Auditor's Office
Carol Cosby
Jim Miller
Bob Lubberst
Omar Pasley
Arthur Baird
Marnie Hughes
John Heck
Project Ohio Questionaire
Project Ohio
Gerald Strong
Tylersville Road
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