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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
4
Bethany Bar Bethany Baptist will sponsor a Christian Nursery School based on an atmosphere of Christian love says director Rev. Darrel Gabbard. The school aims to start in September following the Lakota School District calendar with classes three days a week on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
Steve Hollon son of Mr and Mrs Carl Holton Carson Road Lemon Township was among 240 graduates at Muskingum College New Concord May 30 receiving a bachelor of arts degree Hollon completed a 1 1/2 hour ceremony from 9 15 to 11 45 am Registrations for Bethany Baptist Christian Nursery School are being taken for ages three through five Fees are 24 monthly for three year olds and 28 monthly for ages four and five Information available from Jeanne Taylor at 777 1906
Lakota Wight School graduate Paul T. Couch has been awarded a National Presbyterian College Scholarship by the United Presbyterian Church. He, son of Donald and Mrs. Couch of 9709 Placid Drive Pisgah, will attend Muskingham College as one of 77 seniors nationwide to receive the award.
Union Township in Ohio used a $123000 inheritance tax from E W Scripps to fund a new school building. The West Chester estate, tied to the Scripps family, generated the windfall after E W Scripps died aboard his yacht off Africa. The trustees sought a practical civic use while preserving local character.
Armchair musings recount Union School building expanded at no cost to taxpayers after a $70,000 plan to create a Township Hall funded by voters. Taxes fell to $10.32 per thousand as the trustees improved roads, tiling, a stone fence, and ornamental gates at the cemetery. The piece notes local figures and ties to E. W. Scripps.
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