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Newspaper

Union Liberty Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

5

Ross superintendent to head county co ed

George D. Estes 39 former Ross Local School District superintendent is named assistant to the Butler County schools superintendent to direct vocational education. The post, created to run the county program, pays 20200 dollars annually and becomes effective once a Ross replacement is named. Estes became Ross superintendent in 1970.

Ross George D. Estes Ross Local Butler County D. Russel Lee Estes

Lakota Garden Club Plans May Get Acquainted Party

Lakota Hills Garden Club members and husbands will attend a May 19 party at the Sheraton Riverboat Supper Club in Cincinnati Dayton Road beside I 75. The event starts at 7 p m with dancing to the Dynamic Duo and reservations via Dolores Hoffman or Helen Ballinger due by May 12.

Lakota Hills Garden Club Sheraton Motor Inn Riverboat Cincinnati-Dayton Road Interstate 75 Dolores Hoffman Helen Ballinger

GOP Ladies honor Mrs Stephen at union township tour

The GOP women hosted Mrs Stephen who keynoted the event marking the supporters first visit to the party headquarters. Members toured the offices and workrooms as Mrs Stephen explained the functions of the Republican office.

Union Township Stephen Republican Women's Club Gladys Stephen Butler County G.O.P

Hopewell PTA Panel Set For May Meeting

A Hopewell School PTA meeting on Tuesday May 8 will feature an open panel discussion for the school community. PTA officers for 1973 74 will be installed during the session. Panel members include Pat Follmer Lakota Superintendent Herbert Henderson Lakota school board member Robert Wasson Hopewell Principal Dale Butler and Assistant Principal Harold Draut Ed Gunderson principal of the new middle school and William Noland Union Township police chief.

Alice Battaglia Hopewell School PTA Lakota Pat Follmer New Hopewell Pta Herbert Henderson Robert Wasson Dale Butler Harold Draut Hopewell Ed Gunderson New William Noland Union Township

Japanese Arranging Topic At Pisgah Park Garden Club Meeting

Pisgah Park Garden Club schedules an open meeting on Wednesday May 9 at 8 p m at Faith Community United Methodist Church Cox Road. Mrs A B Lefler will present a program on Japanese Arranging and a plant sale will offer house and garden plants. Hostesses are Mrs Henry Poynter and Mrs James Estes.

Pisgah Park Faith Community United Methodist Church Cox Road A. B. Lefler Henry Poynter James Estes John Reindl Sam Goins Walter Martin Garden Clubs of Ohio Dayton Jack Payne Hopewell School Robert Bell Union Township

Union Township Notebook Highlights Community Events

Cliff Choate reports from the township trustee meeting and lists upcoming activities. Don Patrick seeks a manager for PYO girls softball age nine to twelve, contact 777 5779. PYO poster contest ends May 5, posters due May 5 at the PYO grounds between 11 am and 12 noon. Pat Schneider assists with poster info at 777 6547. Bob Braun attended the Card Party fashion Show by the Ladies of St John. Ladies Auxiliary Fire Department thanks supporters for rummage and bake sale success aided by sunny weather. Remember Colgate Palmolive labels for recycling.

PYO Don Patrick Pat Schneider Bob Braun Ladies of Ladies Auxiliary Union Township Fire Department Sun

Choral bells to appear at Crestview

The Westminster Bells from Northminster Presbyterian Church Indianapolis will be guests at Crestview Presbyterian Church on Sunday May 6 at 11. The all girls handbell choir will perform a carillon like sound during the worship service and provide music for the anthem and responses. After the service the Crestview senior high youth are invited to a luncheon at noon in honor of the bell choir.

Civic club plans outings in May at Celestial Club

Key To The City Civic Club in West Chester hosts a May 9 luncheon at the Celestial Club Restaurant atop Mt. Adams with a guest speaker on Mr. Adams history. A wine-tasting party, monthly Cincinnati restaurant gatherings, bridge and gourmet clubs, and Longview State Hospital volunteer work are planned. baby-sitting is available, reservations via Mrs. O'Brien or Mrs. Babel.

Celestial Club Mt. Adams City Civic Club Kathleen O’brien West Chester Ohio Key To O'Brien Louise Babel

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