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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
8
Suzanne Bonser notes money could be directed to space efforts and argues the United States has long pursued the frontier. She laments waning public interest but asserts funding can serve a worthy purpose rather than be wasted.
After a long wait Liberty Township establishes Boy Scout Troop 942 with the charter recently filed.
The Liberty Leftovers 4-H Nutrition Club elected officers at their first meeting. Susan Myers is president with Susan Senger as vice president, Donna Jones secretary, Jo Ellen Urmston treasurer, Ronda Acres and Diane James recreation, Mari Wolverton and Theresa Jones health and safety, and Kim Sercey news reporter. The next meeting is June 13 at Susan Myers home.
Butler County commissioners approved the annexation of 279 acres in Lemon Township to Middletown potentially prompting a Monroe legal challenge. Monroe attorney George Jonson indicated a possible appeal decision next week as parties dispute the ownership and scope of land totaling about 357 acres including Armco Steel and Middletown Area Development Enterprises.
Rhonda Lykins Lisa Patrick Ellen Andrews and Joan Zellner with two more Lakota students fly from Cincinnati to London then Paris touring Big Ben Picadilly Circus Notre Dame and the Eiffel. Greg and Robin vanish in London prompting a late night search before the group continues to Paris and returns home to Cincinnati. Lisa Patrick recalls the voyage with mixed thrills and misadventures.
John S. Williams of West Chester died Friday night at home from an apparent heart attack. A Procter and Gamble retiree and longtime Mason, he leaves a wife Edna, two daughters Jackie Bramer and Eileen Williams, two sons John and David, siblings, 12 grandchildren, and step siblings. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Shorten Funeral Home with Mason burial in Union Township Cemetery. Visitation Monday 5 to 8 p.m. with Masonic service at 8.
The West Chester Co operative Nursery School elected officers for the coming year. Officers include Judy Zimmerman as president Sue Busko as vice president Charlotte Cundy as secretary and Charlotte Wright as treasurer. Installation is set for September. The school begins its sixth year with full enrollment and a waiting list. It operates at Faith Community United Methodist Church on Cox Road.
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