Four candidates vie for Union Two trustee post
Four hopefuls seek the Union Township trustee seat in a contest featuring Woodrow Pete Stewart a former fire chief and cemetery superintendent with long service in township roles and Walter D Hawks a retired Air Force officer and local builder now a Cline Realtors salesman.
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Union
Woodrow
Pete’’ Stewart
Rialto Road
Union Township
Fire Cife
Stewart
Walter D. Hawks
Kennesaw Drive
Lakota Hills
Air Force
Hawks
Cline Realtors
Union Township police reports show rising crime in August
Township reports compare August 1974 and August 1975 crime totals, noting a jump in monetary losses from 14 495.58 to 80 236.16 while praising the UT force. The column cites 48 504.08 in recovered property and 38 arrests, but cautions on limited manpower and citizen cooperation.
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Union Township
Paul Arthur
Maine
Monroe-Uljland
Hopewell Boy Grows Remarkable 28-Pound Pumpkin
Seven-year-old Eric Schwab of Darlene Drive won a garden surprise growing a 28-pound pumpkin he planted as a bean project. He hopes for an early Halloween as the pumpkin earns local fame. Journal photo by Alice Battaglia.
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Hopewell
Eric Schwab
Eric
Robert Schwab
Darlene Drive
Journal
Alice Battaglia
Liberty Township considers street lights curfew and speed control
Petitions requesting street lighting curfew and traffic control will be presented at Liberty Elementary at 6040 Princeton Road during an 8 p.m. open trustees meeting. Butler County Sheriff's and Cincinnati Gas and Electric officials will assist. A special voter registration service will be offered at Saturday's Arts and Crafts Show in Pisgah for Union rence residents.
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Liberty Township
Liberty Elementary
Princeton Road
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Union Rence
Pisgah
Union Township Republican Women’s Club
Union-Liberty Democratic Women's Club
Butler County Board of Elections
Monroe-ULJ to switch to Tuesday publication
The Monroe-ULJ will start weekly issues on Tuesday October 21 replacing Thursday publication to better inform Union and Liberty townships and Monroe readers. Publisher says earlier week dates give advance notice for events and sports coverage. deadlines will be adjusted across editorial and advertising departments.
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Monroe
Union Liberty Journal
Monroe-Ulj
Chuck Elliott
Union
Liberty Townships
Elliott
Metropolitian
Lakota
Cincinnati
Dayton
Monroe- Ulj
Arts and Crafts Show and Sell in Pisgah Saturday
Local talent and crafts take the Pisgah stage on Saturday October 4 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Home Federal Savings and Loan Route 42 Cox Road with a rain date of October 11. The event features a student art exhibit antique auto show silhouette artist puppet performances and a busy schedule of local acts led by organizers Sherry Hasselfeld and Chris Troutman.
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Alice Battaglia
Pisgah
The
Pisgah Business Association
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Route 42
Cox Road
Sherry Hasselfeld
Chris Troutman
Paul Hoyte
Nita Guy
Federal
Meet the Candidates Night in Union and Liberty Townships
Residents from Union and Liberty Townships will meet thirteen candidates for local offices at Hopewell Junior School on October 16. The event is sponsored by six organizations including the Union-Liberty Democratic Women's Club, Lakota-West Chester Kiwanis Club, and Beta Sigma Phi, with moderator Dale Boehm and Mimi Wood as chair. Five issues on the ballot will be discussed, including the Lakota school bond, Union Township fire renewal levy, and siren warning system levy. Refreshments will be served.
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Union and Liberty Townships
Hopewell Junior School
Cox Road
West Chester
Pony
Union-Liberty Democratic Women’s Club
Lakota-West Chester Kiwanis Club
Pr Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lakota Board of Education
Union Township
Liberty Township
Union
Lakota Hills Homeowners’ Association
Union Township Citizens’ Association
Union Township Jaycees
Dale Boehm
Monroe to Receive Bicentennial Flag and Community Award
Congressman Tom Kindness will present the Village of Monroe with a bicentennial flag and official certificate designating it a Bicentennial Community. The ceremony starts at 4 p.m. October 4 in Monroe Community Park, during Log Cabin Days. The award comes from the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration.
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Tom Kindness
Monroe
Lakota School Board and District Administrators Directory
Ohio law governs Lakota public education with a five member board elected in odd years. Incumbents include Niederman, Howard, Maddox, Masson, and Schulze with varied years on the board. Lakota is part of Butler County Schools under County Superintendent D. Russel Lee, with district leaders listed for Lakota and Hopewell and several elementary and junior high principals.
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Ohio
Lakota
Robert Niederman
Farmer
Liberty
Robert Howard
Union
Roy Maddox
Hopewell
Robert Masson
Wallace Schulze
Tech
Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
D. Russel Lee
Herbert Henderson
Darrell Root
Lakota High
Demery Smith
Floyd Hann
Ed Gunderson
Dale Butler
Robert Osborn
Raymond Spaulding
West Chester Todd Survives Lion Encounter at Bank
Thirteen month old Meredith McDevitt rushed a trained lion during a bank visit in Mason. Lion handler Steve Clark from Lion Country Safari freed the cub after it grabbed the girl, leaving her unharmed. The incident followed a school performance by the lion.
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Meredith McDevitt
First Mason Bank
Mason
West Chester
Tiny Meredith
Steve Clark
Lion Country Safari
Kings Island
Bwana
Bank
Donald Williams
Clark
Meredith
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New Blessings
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Jane Hagger
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Art Fuhrman
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Wheeler Dealer Square
Tri-County Assembly
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