Meet the candidates night set for Lakota unions voters
Twelve candidates from Lakota School District Union and Liberty Townships will appear at Meet The Candidates next Thursday Oct 16 at 7 30 p m in Hopewell Junior School gym West Chester The event also highlights three local money issues on the November ballot with spokespeople and moderated Q A sessions refreshments provided sponsors include Beta Sigma Phi Union Liberty Democratic Women s Club Lakota West Chester Kiwanis Union Township Jaycees Citizens Association and Lakota Hills Homeowners Association Mimi Wood chairs the coordinating committee with Dale Boehm as moderator
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Alice Battaglia
Lakota
Union
Liberty Townships
Hopewell Junior School
Cox Road
West Chester
Union Township
Prgram
Pr Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Union-Liberty Democratic Women’s Club
Lakota-West Chester Kiwanis Club
Union Township Jaycees
Union Township Citizens Association
Lakota Hills Homeowners Association
Mimi Wood
Dale Boehm
Union Two's and Monroe's Largest Liberty Two's Weekly
The weekly newspaper edition dated Thursday October 9 1975 highlights local Union Two's and Monroe's events and community notices across the Liberty Two's region with brief reports and notices.
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Union Two
Monroe
Liberty Two
Athlete of the Week Featured in Journal Bulletin
Inside 7 Yn IV Journal highlights an Athlete of the Week amid a school bulletin board and business spotlight. The segment showcases a student athlete's achievements within the school community.
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Bulletin Board
Monroe-ULJ Deadlines Shift With Tuesday Publication
Beginning Tuesday Oct 21 the Monroe and Union Liberty Journal will publish on Tuesdays instead of Thursdays. Advertising deadlines move to Thursday. classified ads must be called in by 4 30 p.m. Monday to 863-8222. Inside story deadline Friday 4 30 p.m. Photos due at Maud office by Friday 4 30 p.m. Page one and first sports page prepared Monday morning. Story and photo deadlines Monday 8 30 a.m.
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Monroe and Union- Liberty Journal
Monroe-Ulj
Maud
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Monroe Mohawk jewelry maker shines at Log Cabin Days
Lorena White, 89 W Elm Street, crafts rhodium plated stainless steel jewelry billed as Monroe Indian Jewelry. Her husband Harold, a retired Armco chemist, notes the White family has sold these pieces for 26 years and that they take orders for Christmas.
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Monroe Village
Lorena White
Elm Street
Monroe
Harold White
Armco Steel
Baptist Church
Pple
Lorena
New York
Harold
David
Bellbrook
Little Indians
Jim
Lemon-Monroe
Thrush
Lisa
Verity
Valerie
Lois
Wanda
Barbara
Linda
Ginger
Donna
White
Bethany Residents Seek Lighting District for Street Lights
Bethany area residents, about 60, petitioned trustees at Liberty School for a lighting district to install street lights every 300 feet. Don Stroutman of Cincinnati Gas and Electric outlined costs and the need for over fifty percent approval. The group also discussed curfew and radar speed checks, with sheriff’s input read by clerk Robert James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cockerham
Bethany Area
Liberty School
Don Stroutman
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Stroutman
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Robert James
Citizens
Bethany
Liberty-Union Youth Plans Twirlettes Baton Corps
The Liberty-Union Youth Organization announces a new baton corps called the Twirlettes under LUYO sponsorship. Jenny Leimberger will teach the program with Doris Johnson and Dolores Panzeca as supervisors. Registration for girls five and up runs through Wednesday October 29, and contact details are listed for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty- Union Youth Organization
LUYO
Jenny Leimberger
Doris Johnson
Dolores Panzeca
Johnson
Panzeca
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Liberty and Union Voters
Lakota Board of Education
Robert F. Howard
Charles M. Miller
Wallace Schulze
Galen
Bitsy) Shaffner
Walter D. Hawks
Emil Munch
Marcellus Osner
Woodrow
Pete) Stewart
Edna Meyer
Patricia Williams
Liberty Township
Walter Peck
Morris van Gordon
Rob Reider
Wlw-Tv
Preble County Park
Reider
Journal
P.O. Box
Maud, Ohio
Kim Stauder
Janet Dalton
Kim
Mary Baker
Mary
New York State
Armco
Baton Corps
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