Kindness Tops Spending In Eighth District Race
Federal campaign expense reports show State Rep. Thomas N. Kindness leading in receipts and outlays for the calendar year and the June 1 to August 31 period. Strinko and Gingerich trail in total year to date funding and expenditures with various source contributions noted.
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U. S. House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Thomas N. Kindness
R-Hamilton
Kindness
T. Edwards Strinko
Middletown
Donald Gingerich
Franklin
Monroe Council debate over fulltime police chief heats up
Monroe officials and residents clash at a council meeting over appointing a fulltime police chief. The meeting references spending, legal actions, and calls for process, with several officers present and comments by Council members.
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Jan Barbour
Monroe
Bill Riggs
Council
Police Department
Elbert Tannreuther
Riggs
Bill
Reed
Gordon
Cobb
Court of Appeals
Capt
Charles) Oakley
Oakley
Oakely
Ed Moore
Church St
Church Street
Bill Minnielh
Cement Contractor, Inc
Ruth Smith Crowned Apple Butter Queen at Monroe Fall Festival
Ruth Marie Smith aged 18 of 298 Courtland Drive Monroe was crowned Apple Butter Queen at Monroe's first annual Fall Festival held at Monroe Community Park despite mud rain and cold.
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Jim Barbour
Monroe
Ohio
Ruth Marie Smith
Courtland Dr
Monroe Apple Butter Festival marks first event despite rain
The Monroe Apple Butter Festival drew a good crowd despite mud and rain. Organizers from the Monroe Chambers of Commerce reported sellouts of all apple butter jars and food concessions, with 225 jars sold and all food stalls depleted by Sunday.
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Miss Smith
Monroe Historical Society
G. W. McGahan
Ken Martin
Monroe’s Historical Society
Monroe
Monroe Chambers of Commerce
Six months after the Beacon Hills tornado
Six months after the April 3 tornado that devastated Beacon Hills, residents work to recover from the transformation of an ordinary suburb into a ruined landscape. Police and soldiers still monitor the area, as the community recalls the event and its lasting impact.
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Union Township
Journal-News
Larry Fullerton
Beacon Hills
Hell
Pisgah Arts and Crafts Fair Draws Local Participants
The Pisgah Arts and Crafts Fair returns for a third year this Saturday from 10 a.m. to dark at the Home Federal Savings & Loan grounds on Route 42. Sponsored by the Pisgah Businessmen's Association, the event features craft displays, vendor booths, and performances by church groups and the Lakota Marching Thunderbirds, with rain date set for October 12.
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Pisgah
Pisgah Businessmen’s Association
Federal Savings & Loan
Rte
PBA
Diane Stamp
Glenmary Home Missions
Fairfield
4-H Week Kickoff With Countywide Exhibits and Revues
Liberty-Union 4-H Clubs launch National 4-H Week with a Saturday display at Home Federal grounds alongside the Pisgah Arts and Crafts Fair. Demonstrations booths and horse shows highlight 4-H programs, with style revues at 12 noon and 4:30 pm, plus a poster contest and bake sales. The finale sums up Oct 12 in Hamilton with a countywide project exhibit and style revue.
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Liberty-Union
Marty Hutzelman
Hutzelman
Butler County
Hamilton West
Hamilton
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By Mike O'Connor