Weekend theater choices feature two high school productions
Monroe Thespian troupe 1709 stages Mid summer Night's Dream at Monroe High School with 50 cast and crew, 8 p.m. performances November 14 and 15 plus 2 p.m. Sunday. Elizabethan music from the Brass Choir, period ballads during receptions, arena seating, and a student-directed technical team led by Cris Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Thespian Troup
Della Ewart
Monroe High School
Monroe
Cris Lyons
Mike Miller
Pat Smith
Pat
Nick Bottom
Maud Ohio weekly newspaper issue November 11 1975
The Maud Ohio weekly edition dated Tuesday November 11 1975 offers 12 pages of local notices brief items and community news from Union Two's and Monroe's areas. No specific events or names are clearly readable beyond general regional references.
CG&E expands Monroe shrub plan to curb visual pollution
Cincinnati Gas and Electric will plant shrubs around Brittany Heights to hide what residents called visual pollution after a meeting with CG&E officials Monroe councilmen and subdivision residents. Plans start next week as officials outline future CG&E construction in the village. The council also approved a fiscal ordinance to streamline payment of recurring bills and a second reading of the Ohio Transportation Department ordinance granting permission to paint center lines and clear snow on state routes. Robert Whitmore named Monroe's new village official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Michael
Cincinnati Gas _ and Electric Company
Brittany
Monroe
Cg&e
Ohio Transportation Department
State Highway Department
Robert Whitmore
Lakota Radio Aims to Begin Broadcast by February
Lakota plans to launch a licensed radio station after FCC review last week. Al Lynch, Lakota's director of broadcasting, says engineering was approved and on air by January or February is possible. Meanwhile residents are urged to write Congress about slow educational license processing to Congressman Thos. N. Kindness at 801 High Street Hamilton Ohio. Whitmore briefed council on sewer overflow issues and village projects, promising forthcoming reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe-Alj
FCC
al Lynch
Thos. N
High Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Rural county sees permit rise in recent month
Butler County building and zoning administrator Anthony P. Cecere reports a rise in rural area permits last month over October 1974. A total of 118 permits valued at 2,080,265 were issued versus 103 permits valued at 4,841,603 in October 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Anthony P. Cecere
Flag truck drives bicentennial spirit in Butler County
County employee Stan Perin and team painted a dump truck in Stars and Stripes for the 76th anniversary project. Savage Auto Supply funded materials while Tom Thiem Bill Foster and Mike Bohlen led 60 hours of volunteer work. The truck will parade with local groups and operate normally otherwise. Total permits through October reached 1,143 with valuation $23,549,055. Union Township topped last month with 31 permits and $722,417. Other totals follow by township.
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Ohio 4
Butler County
Stan Perin
Perin
Savage Auto Supply
Bill Foster
Tom Thiem
Mike Bohlen
Union Township
Fairfield Township
Hanover
Lemon
Liberty
Madison
Milford
Morgan
Oxford
Reily
Ross
St. Clair
Wayne
Monroe man promoted to Manchester Jeep
Huber C. Newcomb of Monroe has been promoted to vice president and general manager of the Manchester Machine Division by Diamond International Corporation. A 34 year veteran, he started as an apprentice machinist and rose through foreman planning manager field engineering sales posts. He serves on local boards and church committees.
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Huber C. Newcomb
Fox Run Place
Monroe
Manchester
Richard F. Reifers
Diamond International Corporation
Newcomb
Newcome
University of Illinois
Monroe Planning Commission
Monroe Community Improvement Association
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
The
United Methodist Church
Commuunity
Manchester Machine Division
Music Man Gene Jestice Demonstrates Unusual Instruments
Gene Jestice of Springboro wowed audiences at Hopewell Junior School with plays on saws bottles and skillets during an entertainment program. He later visited Lakota Junior School students for a well received musical program. Journal photo by Lois Cockerham.
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Gene Jestice
Springboro
Hopewell
Jestice
Lakota
Journal
Lois Cockerham
Lakota to Begin Keersaur Middle School Next Spring
Superintendent Herbert Henderson announced the Keersaur School District plans a late spring start for a new middle school in the Dultchland Woods area of Liberty Township. The $5.29 million bond won voter approval 2,648 to 2,505 to fund the project and other facilities with a 900-student capacity set for a September 1977 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keersaur
Herbert Henderson
Dultchland Woods
Liberty Township
Local News Ledger Highlights Sports and Community Ads
A compact digest shows school sports notes, business spotlight, church directory items, and community classifieds. It lists school menus and athletic updates alongside local notices and promotional inserts from area firms.
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W Bulletin Boardeek Business Spotlight
Organ Concert Set Tuesday in Bethany
Mrs. Betty Satterfield will present a pop organ concert at Bethany United Methodist Church on Tuesday Nov. 18 starting at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the Hamilton Organ Club the program includes popular tunes and yesterday’s hits. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Satterfield
Kyles Station Road
Bethany United Methodist Church
Hamilton Organ Club
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Tom Martin
Dave Drake
Kerry Morton
Monica Moore
Norman Frith
Joe Madaffari
Nuggie Barnes
Martin Snyder
Makt Barnett
Beth McclIntire
Kevin Phillips
Dee Gutshall
Tammy Duff
Cheri Gast
Diane Doty
Helen Dalton
Ann Beatty
Dawn Musgrove
Penny Reiff
Amy Liska
Sue Laendle
Kathy Smith
Leslie Steele
David Rogers
Carolyn Hale
June Owens
Putman’s Landing
Greg Wood
Gerri Willis
Matt Shoemaker
Sheri Anderson
Guido de Maggio
Maggie Larkin
Harry Bannerman
Grace Bannerman
Mike Fox
Isaac Goodpasture
Cindy
Brian McGinnis
Charlie
Scott Ritter
Roger Courtney
Fred
Connie Stafford
Gloria Colemen
Dana Schumberg
Mary Ann Stone
Roberta Johnson
Gina Leona
Dave Strunk
Danny Bannerman
Scott Robinson
Colonel Thorwald
Monroe Thespian
Della Ewalt
Union Two
Liberty Two
Mee
Lee Aed
Lakota Radio Engineering Aired
Whitmore
Beth
County Engineer's Office
William Foster
Thomas Thiem
Jim Denney
By Ercel Eaton
Bob King
John Letsche
John Carter
Phil Bowden
Monroe Man
Manchester Jeep
MR Newcomb
Henderson
Lolany & Journal
Bethany
Mrs, Satterfield
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