Liberty Township New Year Resolutions Snapshot
In Liberty Township residents share aims for 1973. Some vow weight loss and lights, others seek growth or honesty. Notable names include Robert Ellison, Steve Cuntz, Janet Burchfield, Carol Burton, Rosalee Myers, Joyce Stacy, Susie Albright, and Corwin Mehl, with varied personal goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Robert Ellison
Ellisons
Steve Cuntz
Steve
Xavier
Janet Burchfield
Hamilton Mason Road
Carol Burton
Carol
Ror Varelmann
Myra Ferber
Liberty
Yankee Road
Carl Peffer
Harmilton Garfield
Wayne Wolverton
Armco
Wayne
Rosalee Myers
Joyce Stacy
Millikin Road
Joyce
Doug
Susie Albright
Liberty School
Kimmy
Amy
Sue
Corwin Mehl
Union Township New Year Outlook and local notes
In Union Township 1973 begins with resolutions to get organized and improve news coverage. Hopewell PTA meets Tuesday in the small cafeteria with refreshments. Jim Williams becomes trustees president after four and a half years. An opinion poll shows support for Larry Gandlers new mustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Mike O'Connor
Hopewell
PTA
Jim Williams
Jim
Union Township
Larry
Lakota 10th Grade Honor Roll First Nine Weeks
Lakota students earn high honors and honor roll status across two lists for the first nine weeks. Al's Cherry Lykins leads 10th grade high moner roll with a 4.00 GPA and 71st nine weeks, followed by a large roster including Susan Arentsen, Jeff Beaver, Ramona Caudill, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Lykins
Susan Arentsen
Jeff Beaver
Ramona Caudill
Cathy Davenport
Cheryl Prechi
Michelle Schindler
Donna Schulze
Mark Shoemaker
James Smith
Mark Terry
Vicki Turner
Rebecca Wagner
Ronald Wolke
Greg Wooten
Valda Young
Carla Zander
Billy Barker
Walter Barth
Barb Bernard
Donald Bingham
James Blake
Kimberly Bowman
Jonathan Bradford
James Brandenburg
Greg Brauer
Debbie Brown
Lynn Buck
Jeff Cameron
Brenda Clineball
Perry Cooper
Kerry Crosthwa
Opinion Union Township needs citizens who care
An editorial urging Union Township residents to engage in local government as growth and services rise. It notes zoning debates, board meetings on John Mead, and past hearings that show citizen input can shape outcomes. Calling for more voter turnout and community concern, it stresses trustees’ dedication amid limited funds and looming incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
John Mead
West Chester Road
Rte. 42
Union Township
Liberty Township
Liberty Township Sees Growth And Planning For 1973
Northward expansion continues in Liberty Township with about 100 new homes, a new church, an annex to Liberty School, and a Spring Hill Cemetery storage building. A Dutchland Woods addition could add 300 to 400 homes, while a new Butt Williams Cabinet Co. plant opens on Route. Public meetings invite broad citizen participation to manage orderly growth and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty School
Spring Hill Cemetery
Butt Williams Cabinet Co
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Alice Battaglia
RED Barn Antiques
Fruit Place
Cin-Col. Ra
Pisgah
Dean Garbenia
Jeff Glancy
Kathie Grace
Lori Hickman
Larry Hunkler
Leesa Jackson
Donna Jones
Pam Longwell
Rhonda McCollum
Jay McCubbin
Debbie Neal
Cynthia Niederman
Mariar Perkins
Steve Powers
Ruth Haplen
Alan Hodge
Elizabeth Holloway
Eric Hosek
Dave Imboden
Joyce Jones
Maryann Jordan
Susan Jordan
Karen Jump
Pam Kuhn
Sarah Lehmann
Robin Sievestro
Tony Martinelli
Teresa McDonald
Sheila McGuire
Sharon Middleton
Mary Mills
Doug Moseley
Anna Neal
Linda Neal
Richard Parker
Kathy Plummer
Jesse Powers
Scott Reed
John Richardson
Karen Roaden
Tim Saunders
Karen Serey
Mike Shumaker
Sue Smith
Terri Smith
Carleen
Douglas R. Peal
Hicks Blvd
Fairfield
Ohio
Central Savings Assoc
Central Savings Association
Scott Realty and
Monaro
Kenwood Rd
Butler County
Butler
Butter County
Dutchland Woods
the Union-Liberty Journal
The
Journal Publishing Co
Court St. & Journal
Hamilton
Tucker Sutherland
the Journal Publishing Co
Hotte-Hanks Newspapers, Inc
Tom Kennedy
Tammagor
Gon Mardis
Manon
Jackie Moehring
Advertiing
Faltar
Steve Garnaas
Union-Liberty Journal
Union
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