Boy and Father Reel 23 Bluegills From Local Pond
A nine year old from Hanover Township and his father Ron St Clair fish a 1 acre pond in Liberty Township using nightcrawlers and crickets. They bring home 23 slab bluegills. The family collects the fish during a Hunting and Fishing Day feature in today’s Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Township
Liberty Township
Andy St. Clair
Ron St. Clair
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Journal
Chuck Elliott
Antifreeze Shortage Intensifies Prices Surge Across Stores
Area shoppers face skyward antifreeze costs with per gallon prices from 4.88 to 6.99 as supply tightens. Stores report limits of two to six gallons per customer while major producers curb new customers and some suppliers halt production to favor regulars. A new car dealer notes wholesale prices rising to 4.50 and retail to 7.50, signaling broader market strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Rink
Prestone
Kmart
Fisk
Zerox
Zerex
Ontario
Union Carbide Co
Union Carbide
Munch Names Emile Munch Campaign Manager for Gingerich Bid
Emile Munch of West Chester has been named campaign manager for Don Gingerich’s Walking Congressman bid for U S Congress. Munch resigns as Butler County Republican regional chairman and takes leave from Kenner Products in Cincinnati to work on Gingerich campaign. He has led civic works and previously chaired township and United Way roles and serves in Toastmasters. The couple lives with three sons in Union Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gingerich
U.S
Emile Munch
West Chester
Munch
Butler County
Republican Party
Kenner Products Company
Cincinnati
Gingerich
Union Township
United Way
Butler
Lakota Kiwanis
Toastmasters International
Hopewell Elementary School
PTA
Inside Tr Journal Bulletin Board
Brief reader notes and letters section from the VASS Journal with editor's notebook entries and liberty notes. Contents include two letters to the journal and short editorials across pages, reflecting community concerns and opinion snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vass Journal
Monroe Home Hit By Three Alarm Fire Causes $32000 Loss
A three alarm blaze destroyed Dennis Long's Monroe residence at 425 Lebanon Street with $32000 damage. The fire started from a gas dryer in the wash room, spread to the attic as a fan circulated flames, and damaged neighboring home. The Long family escaped with their daughter Elizabeth and their dog. husband was away at the time. Fire crews from Monroe LeSourdville and South Middletown battled the blaze until 7:06 p.m. Two pumpers and a tanker-pumper responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Long
Lebanon Street
Monroe
Elizabeth
Rob
Cary
LeSourdesville
South Middletown
Sadie Hooper
Lebanon St
Union voters register at three permanent offices in Union Township
Deputy registrars have been appointed for Citizens Bank Pisgah Gary Meyers Vivian Bollmer Vivian Barlow and Sue Ray. Registration hours vary by location with deadlines Oct 7 9 p.m. for the Nov 5 election. Coordinators include Robert Pfirrman James Blevins Clarence Rogers and Sam Noblet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Union Township
Citizens Bank
Pisgah
Gary K. Meyers
Vivian W. Bollmer
Vivian Barlow
Sue Ray
Hopewell
Marilyn S. McGrew
Robert Pfirrman
James Blevins
Clarence Rogers
Sam Noblet
Union Township appoints acting police chief and staff shifts
Patrolman Frank Richardson to lead the mainly understaffed department as acting sergeant while a new chief is sought. Sgt. Jerry Reynolds resigns to join Sharonville police, with a commendation. Tim Kass and Nancy Gilpin swap posts, and William Carlson gains Patrolman I with a raise. Levy campaign urged to fund the department. Fire department open house planned and a road maintenance addition approved. Federal grant returns $8,955 in matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Battaglia
Union Township
Ptl
Frank Richardson
Olice
Jerry Reynolds
Richardson
William Noland
Reynolds
Sharonville
Lakota High School
Pts
William Carlson
Tom Anderson
Union Township Jaycees
Ralph Martin
Union Township Citizens Association
Trustes
Dave McGinnis
George Hall
West Chester
Middletown Brothers, Mason, General Contractors
Marc Osner
Lakota board approves Dutchland site survey and bids
Lakota Board of Education moved to survey Dutchland Woods land for a potential school on 15 acres with option on 2.9 more. Project costs include 1300 to 1500 dollars for surveys plus 700 to 800 for boundary work. The panel accepted a 12160 dollar bid from Cincinnati Fence Co. to fence Hopewell Junior School tennis courts and rejected bids to replace doors and windows at Union and Liberty Elementary Schools. It also approved conditional employment of architect A C Voorhis and Associates for future buildings tied to a possible 4.5 million bond, and welcomed several staff changes including new teachers and bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota
Hopewell Junior School
Cincinnati Fence Company
Union
Liberty
A. C. Voorhis and Associates
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Westchester
Dick Battaglia
Munch Heads
University of Florida
U.S. Air Force
Dolores
Maiie Court
Mark
Kenneth
Joel
Jim Barbour
Union Elementary School
Beulah A. Carver
Middletown
Union Two
Police Department
West Chester Firehouse
Townshi Citizen’s Association
Liberty Two
Linares
Lakota Board
Journal-News
Lakota Board of Education
Dutchland Woods
George
Wally) Morton
Morton
Cleveland State University
Herbert Henderson
Mortons
Linda Bartel
Ann C. Berg
Jeanann Ferretti
Dorothy F. Stein
Susan Brill
Jill Stander
George Mettler
Ohio
Susan Etheridge
Miss Etheridge
Germany
Susan Myers
Austria
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