Early 1800s Liberty Township House could be tavern or inn
Ruth Gorsuch seeks to revive a Southwest corner of Rte 4 and Princeton Glendale Road home. The two story structure with twin fireplaces and a grand ballroom is preserved upstairs though lower rooms are smaller. Once owned by Philip Hughes, an 1875 atlas shows the Hughes family linked to the First National Bank of Hamilton.
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Lois Cockerham
Ruth Gorsuch
Liberty Township
Rte. 4
Princeton-Glendale Road
Butler County
Philip Hughes
Philip
First National Bank of
Hamilton
Hughes
Sugar Valley
James
Emma Drake
Emma
Old Woodmansee House of Liberty Township Aims for New Life
A historic 160 acre Woodmansee family home in Liberty Township begun in 1809 served as a meeting house for Methodists and hosted ministers. Later owners include the Herr LeMay Hoffman and Butler County Engineer family Perin who resided 1944 1958. The property, once famed for ballrooms and chandeliers, sits with a For Lease sign and plans to become a dining venue or tea house.
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Woodmansee
Liberty Township
Herr, McBright
Mark
Kyles Station Road
Lakota language arts program links to formal learning
The Lakota District Curriculum Council completes its first project the language arts handbook guiding K-12 study. Dr Darrell Root chairs the committee with teachers students and consultants coordinating the curriculum to unify grade levels and ensure consistent language arts skills across Union Liberty and Hopewell schools.
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Darrell Root
Hopewell
Linda Gadd
Root
Andrea Baughman
Marty Brewer
Sue Clover
Patricia Day
Myra Ferber
Melody Fruth
Phyllis Harris
Billye Hester
Martha Holmes
Cynthia Howell
Karen Reuter
Monica Orloff
Marcia Probasco
Ruth Wells
Kenda Dues
Butler County
Gerald Strong
Dr. Root
Gadd
Union Elementary
Liberty and
Alice Battaglia
Election's over remove those signs
The Union Township Police Department asks all parties including political and school to remove signs from road right of ways and utility poles. All signs must be removed by midnight November 30. If not, the candidate or chairman may be cited to court per Ohio Revised Code 5589.33 and the township may remove the signs as evidence.
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Union Township
Paul E. Arthur
Blue Devils end season with 20-0 win in Blue Devil Bowl
Pisgah’s 11-12 squad under coach Neil McGrew finish 8-2 in Wildcat Football League, placing third in division behind Tri-County and Sharonville. The team shut out six opponents, scoring 155 points while allowing 38, and in last seven games held foes to 12 first downs. Randy Marconet scored twice in the title contest against Goshen with Jerry Mee adding a conversion and Mark Chandler contributing a six point run.
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Federle
Big Blue Devils
Goshen
Lakota Field
Pisgah
Devils
Neil McGrew
Tri-County
Sharonville
Big Blue
Lakota High runs playschool with child development students
Lakota High School hosts a playschool laboratory in its Home Economics Child Development Classes. Instructors Therese Westphal and Rhonda Dickerscheid lead the program, which aims to teach parental skills and give students hands on preschool experience. The class uses equipment funded by federal programs and welcomes more volunteers and parent involvement.
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Lois Cockerham
Lakota High School
Lakota
Therese Westphal
Rhonda Dickerscheid
Rhonda
Therese
Ohio
Eagles edge Mt Healthy in tight Bengals state final
PYO Eagles fell 6 0 to Mt Healthy Rebels at Nippert Stadium after reaching the city title game as eastern division champions. Led by coach Don Hammer the squad advanced from a 124 playoff win over Lincoln Heights featuring Rob Williford scoring both touchdowns before heading to Kentucky for a weekend match with a Louisville team.
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PYO
Emery Real Estate Eagles
Nippert Stadium
Eagles
Mt. Healthy Rebels
Don Hammer
Lincoln Heights
Rob Williford
Williford
Marlin Graden
Kentucky
Louisville
Steve Gifford
Ronnie Fugate
Lee Runge
Paul Marshall
Les Rogers
Jeff Maupin
Chris Biersack
Chip Chambers
David Baker
Jay Campbell
Howard Scratch
Todd Pierce
John Baker
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Butler County Atlas
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Lebanon
Golden Lamb Inn
Ruth
First National Bank of Hamilton
James Woodmansee
Stanley Perin
Bear
Blue Devils
McGrew
Randy Marconet
Jerry Mee
Mark Chandler
Lakota High
Michele Stanisch
Eve
Sharon Perkins
PYO Eagles