Maud youths rock chairs for charity Rock-a-Thon
Teenagers from Maud First Church of God held a 24 hour Rock-a-Thon to raise funds for a trip to Denver for an International Youth Program. About 20 youths rocked in the basement while sponsors and community businesses supported the event and participants posed with belongings like Lisa Patrick and her teddy bear.
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Maud
Maud First Church of God
Hope
Denver
Colo
Lisa Patrick
Lakota district may launch high school radio program FM station
Lakota High School may start a fall radio broadcasting course led by English teacher Allen Lynch with plans for an FM station to train students and broadcast district events including athletic contests. Dr. Darrell Root outlined curriculum updates while a new citizens group pressed for public disclosure of a teacher non renewal and called for an impartial review board.
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Allen Lynch
Lakota School Board
Darrell Root
Abe
Root
Lakota District
Citizens For Better Schools
Sid Koelling
Agents’ Group
Herbert cBride
Fox Plum Drive
West Chester
Pisgah PYO Mini-Fair Draws Crowds on Saturday
The Pisgah Youth Organization stages its sixth annual Mini-Fair at the PYO grounds on Cincinnati Columbus Road Pisgah from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Chairman Pat Mohrfield highlights a 6 30 p.m. horse demonstration by the Wranglers featuring English and Western riding.
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Union Township
Betty Lippmiere
Jim and
Barb Davenport
Union police chief urges vote on Union Township levy
Union Township voters face a special election June 18 with 1.5 mill police levy on the ballot. Police Chief William Noland advocates a YES vote, citing urgent funding needs after last November’s defeat, and has spoken to groups including the Union-Liberty Democratic Women's Club.
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Union Township
Heif
William Noland
Noland
Union-Liberty Democratic Women’s Club
Pisgah
Date Crawford
Butler County
Monroe High Lions honor top ten percent graduates
The Monroe Lions Club hosted a dinner at Congress Inn honoring the top ten percent of Monroe High School's senior class. Selection was based on academic standing. co chairs were Ed MacDonald and William Kinsey.
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Lions Club
Monroe High
Monroe Lions’ Club
Monroe High School
Congress Inn
Cathy Armstrong
Marcia Bell
Cynthia Birch
John Birch
Gary Carr
Freda Caudill
Paul Culbertson
Donna Davis
Deborah Doty
Claire Ferret
Delena Ferrell
Teresa Goode
Karen Herrington
Rita Keith
William Kinsey
Douglas Marlin
Timothy Marxen
Patricia McCoy
Mary Myers
Rodger Pergram
Jacqueline Pochel
Susan Riley
Carl Roe
David Schnelle
Melinda Smith
Mark Walters
Vera West
Jatana Wilson
Ed MacDonald
Lakota Board Holds Line On Teacher Contract Renewals
Henderson notes two year pattern of nonrenewal for a teacher. The board also urged agendas and published rules of procedure for meetings. Repairs bid approved for Union School roof at 4400 dollars. Four bids ranged from 4400 to 7216. Kelly Carpenter Hamilton lowest. Resignations accepted: Hopewell Junior School teacher Jean Hoffman and Nancy Marsteller assistant clerk treasurer.
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Lakota
Henderson
Union School
Kelly
Carpenter
Hamilton
Hopewell
Jean Hoffman
Nancy Marsteller
Nixon transcripts special edition hits third press run
The 40 page edition compiles edited Nixon transcripts and the White House brief. Journal-News completed three runs with 9 500 copies for the Golden Triangle and over 3 000 ordered outside Ohio. Priced at 1 dollar, available at Hamilton ULJ office and local shops. coupon on page 10.
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Nixon
White House
Journal-News
Hamilton
ULJ
Court
Journal Square
Munafo’s Market
Ted’s Hardware
Muhlberg’s Pharmacy
Crossroads Grocery
Ihle’s Grocery
Local Girl Scouts Camp-Out Highlight with Photographer
Local Girl Scouts joined a camp-out last week with Alice Bat taglia capturing scenes on page 3. Chuck Elliott reports on Kentucky waterways on page 12. Comprehensive baseball coverage appears on pages 10 and 11.
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Alice Battaglia
Chuck Elliott
Kentucky
Area Memorial Day services set across region
Memorial Day events span Union Township West Chester Liberty Township and Monroe. Rep Thomas Kindness will speak at Union Township cemetery services after the parade from Union School to Brookside Cemetery. Lt Colonel William Hargraves II will address Monroe’s Mound Cemetery service at 1 pm May 27.
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Union
Liberty Township
Monroe
Monroe’s Mound Cemetery
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Monroe Lions Club
Jake Claunch
Koelling
Claunch
Herbert Henderson
Terry Carpenter
Journal
Lois Cockerham
Terry
Union Two
Ohio
Hargraves
Wm. F. Hargraves II
Aerospace Studies
Miami University
Air Force Rotc
Mr. Hargraves
Physics
Dale Ridenour
Mt. Pleasant Church
West Chester Garden Club
Margaret Hoffner
Herm Kremser
Faye Owen
Decorate Auto
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