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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
2
A reflective column from Liberty Township compares favorite tales to personal moods about emotion and aging. The writer admits sobbing at Charlotte's Web and The Love Story while noting reactions at weddings and in childhood fairy tales.
A reader reflects on Charlotte’s Web both as book and film. They recall a mother explaining Charlotte’s death to a child and admit personal guilt for past harm to spiders. The piece pivots on the tension between literature’s feelings and real-world reactions.
Cadette Girl Scout Troop 738 schedules a yard sale at 7517 West Chester Road on May 12 and 13 to raise funds for a June tour of Mammoth Cave and other Kentucky sites. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. baked goods candy lemonade will be sold. Troop leaders are Mrs. Almeida Mersch and Mrs. Horner.
Butler County commissioners approved rezoning along Route 42 in Union Township from A-1 agricultural to B-2 community business. Owner Georgia Peele plans expansion and a restaurant while Vivian Bollmer may build a dress shop. zoning will extend 300 feet from Route 42 center.
The St. John Ladies plan a salad supper on Monday May 14 at 6 30 p m at St John s Center Cincinnati Dayton Road West Chester. Each member should bring a salad of any meat vegetable or fruit combination. A demonstration talk by Danny of Dannys Doughnuts Kemper read and door prizes will be awarded.
The Lakota Board of Education met April 30 1973 approving resignations for several teachers and a bus driver leave. New hires include Robert Osborn as Liberty Elementary principal and teachers for Hopewell Junior School and Lakota High, with contracts awarded for roof work at Liberty Elementary and window replacements at Liberty Elementary and Lakota High. School construction progress cited weather delays but expected completion by September 1973.
Two replica commemorative items celebrate Pepsi-Cola’s early 1900s history. Produced for its 75th anniversary, these replicas aim to become future Pepsi-Cola treasures.
Editors note playful look at unusual place names in Union and Liberty townships. The piece also previews fall elections with two of three Union Township Trustee seats possibly contested and hints at moves toward incorporation or stronger trustee power, plus a nod to the Butler County Trustees and Clerks Association advancing possible action in Columbus.
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