Lakota to shift fifth grade sections to ease crowding
Lakota schools will move five fifth grade sections this fall to relieve crowding at two elementary buildings and avoid double sessions. Four sections move from Union Elementary to Liberty Junior School and three from Hopewell Elementary to Hopewell Junior, for one year until a new building is completed.
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Westchester
Union Elementary
Liberty
Hopewell
Herbert Henderson
Fred Davies
Maria Lucia
Glenn Smith
Charles Schweizer
Lakota
Shirley Wilson
Franklin Bike Rodeo Scheduled for Saturday
Franklin Optimist Club closes Bicycle Safety Week with a road-e-o at Laura Farrell and Gerke elementary schools. Pil Ron Slusser from the Franklin police helps screen the movie The Day the Bicycles Disappeared and leads a bike safety discussion. The event starts at 10 a.m. with bike inspections, contests, cash prizes, and participant identification labels. Jim Allen chairs the project.
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Franklin
Laura Farrell
Gerke
Franklin Optimist Club
Ron Slusser
Franklin Police Department
Jim Allen
Man convicted on conduct charge in municipal court
Franklin Thomas Murrill Jr. 42 of 105 S River St was fined 100 dollars and costs with 50 suspended for disorderly conduct on April 22 at the Gross Phillips 66 service station on Ohio 123 at 1 75.
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Franklin — Thomas Murrill Jr
S. River St
Phillips 66
Ohio 123
Preble Shawnee Board to Meet in Special Session
Preble Shawnee school board meets tonight at 7 30 in the high school annex with Preble Shawnee Local Education Association representatives to discuss contract provisions for next year. A personnel issue is also on the agenda with most of the session expected to be in executive session.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee School Board
Preble Shawnee Local Education Association
Teachers Association
Ambulance and refuse pact decisions dominate Camden council
Camden Village Council mulls extending the Kwick Trash refuse haul contract for two more years to total three, aiming for 7 percent savings by avoiding a proposed cost of living raise. The council also formalized a lease for an ambulance with the Camden Emergency Squad at 300 dollars a month beginning May 1 and discussed workman’s compensation for volunteers.
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Camden
Kwick
Ray Banks
Banks
Everett Fahrenholz
Council
Duwayne Lohrey
Fahrenholz
Edgewood Board Creates Three Year Scholarship Plan
Edgewood school board approved a three year scholarship program funded by funds from the former Trenton Jaycees. Starting this year a $500 scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior. The board also authorized Seven Mile police to supervise the Edgewood Junior School playground and renewed the contracts for 152 teachers with extra duties. Coach staff will stay the same. Seventy five designations were renewed including retirements and resignations from several teachers and aides. Bids of 14729 were set for each of three school buses.
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Sherry Reynolds
Patricia Basil
Catherine Houchin Hopewell
Suzanne O'Brien
Audrey Stamp
Lakota High
Elaine Frost
Liberty Elementary
Erma Bond
Union Elementary
Galen “Bitsy” Shaffner
Trenton
Edgewood
Trenton Jaycees
Seven Mile Police
Edgewood Junior School
Senior Receives Scholarships at Edgewood High School
Trent on Gregory Davin Jones, Edgewood High senior and son of Arnold Jones, will receive Jeffress and General Scholarships from Georgetown College. He is an honor student in the German and Spanish clubs and participates in football, wrestling and track. He attends Edgewood Baptist Church. State aid application upcoming. Board approves building insurance with Insurance Associates of Middletown at 13 318 dollars.
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Trenton Gregory Davin Jones
Edgewood High School
Mrs
Arnold
Insurance Associates of
Middletown
Franklin Walk-A-Thon Sign-Up Opens Saturday
Franklin's first March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon starts with 8 a.m. registration Saturday. The 10 mile route begins at Franklin High School at 9 a.m. and ends at Jaggee Industrial Park Ohio 123.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Jaggee
Miami slates duo for sibling concert at Millett Hall
Dan and John Ford Coley will headline Miami University's Little Siblings Weekend concert at Millett Assembly Hall Friday at 8 p.m. The duo, promoting Dowdy Ferry Road, has toured with Bread and Chicago. Tickets are $4 or $5, on sale at the University Center Ticket Office 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Friday, with remaining seats at the Millett Box Office one hour before show.
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Oxford
England
Dan and
John Ford Coley
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Dowdy Ferry Road
Bread
Chicago
Carole
Trenton 4 H Sewing Club Elects Officers
Betty Scudder is elected president of the Trenton 4 H Sewing Club as it begins its second year. Other officers include Tammy Douglas vice president Marie Carozza secretary Cindy Hilton treasurer Heather Bake news reporter Pam Douglas recreation leader and Anita Howard health and safety officer and adviser.
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Trenton
Betty Scudder
4- H Sewing Club
Tammy Douglas
Marie Carozza
Cindy Hilton
Heather Bake
Pam Douglas
Anita Howard
Trenton 4-H Club Chooses Officers at First Meeting
The Trenton Food 4 H Club held its initial meeting at Mrs Dorothy Bakers home with Cheryl Hobbs president Christy Hardin vice president and Glenna Baker secretary Theresa Schawfer treasurer Tina Kehr news reporter. Recreation leaders are Michelle Allen Amy Moore Donna Mays and Cathy Morris. The next meeting is planned for Thursday.
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Trenton
Food 4-H Club
Dorothy Baker
Cheryl Hobbs
Christy Hardin
Glenna Baker
Theresa Schawfer
Tina Kehr
Michelle Allen
Amy Moore
Donna Mays
Cathy Morris
Carlisle Schools Approve Roof Repairs and Staffing Changes
The Carlisle school board voted to proceed with Phase I roof repairs at the old junior high two story section and other buildings. Several resignations and one year leaves were approved for staff, with multiple one year and continuing contracts granted to administrators and teachers. Supplemental contracts for next year were also approved.
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Carlisle
Post
Middletown
Deborah
Judith Dalton
Beverly Netherly
Gilbert Bowling
Steve Recang
Carl Craft
Albert Porter
Jim Gilbert
Ernie Dalton
Patrick Wright
Gary Deatherage
Charles Lindberg
Betty Risner
Warren County officials target TV burglary ring
Warren County sheriffs hope arrests of Arthur O Neil and Theodore Curry end a motel TV theft spree along interstates. About 30 sets valued at 14 000 to 16 000 were stolen in a month and a half from Mason area motels. The two Cincinnati men, on parole, were nabbed leaving Kings Point Inn in Mason and charged with possession of criminal tools after a maintenance worker alerted authorities.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Warren County
Mason
Dennis Mills
Arthur O’neil
Theodore Curry
Kings Point Inn
Highway Patrol
O’neil
Curry
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Linda Crawford
Girls Athletic Association
Joyce Baker
GAA
Allan Roose
Carolyn Hale
Preble Shawnee Board
Preble
Camden Area
Manchester Inn
Tim Dougherty
Wilburn Dougherty
Pleasant Valley Road
Monica Lewis
David Lewis
Ohio
Osborne
Noel Wolfe
Clarence
Beasley
Paul Hoover
Methodist Church
Sue Hileman
Edgewood Board
Jesse Kenney
Elsie Highan
Bloomfield
Katherine Meeks
Edgewood High
Vicki Smith
George Anna
Walter Kerns
Gregory Jones
Schenck
A&w
Trudy Adams
National Guard
Franklin React
Mike Sexton
REACT
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Franklin Police
George Hamilton
Mike Smith
Susan Wyatt
Dan Seals
John Ford Cole
Miami
Miami Slates
Trenton Sewing Club
Food Club
Coomer Furniture CO
Coomers
Charles Coomer
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