Carlisle Board Approves New Team Teachers For Schools
Carlisle officials approve two classroom health and physical education team teachers and a high school social studies and language arts team. A junior high project uses four teachers per section. The nurse position with a 3960 starting salary and top 4560 includes duties on prevention and first aid.
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Carlisle
Carlisles
Gilbert Bowling
Betty McKean
Mason Home and Garden Tour Weekend Promotes Local Homes
The Mason Home and Garden Tour sponsored by the Fine Arts Guild lists multiple residences with grounds open at select properties. Tickets cost 2 dollars and are sold at the Peoples Building & Loan and tour stops. promotion tonight at the bank. Tour runs 11 am to 5 pm tomorrow and Sunday.
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E. Main St
William Yungbluth
Lakeview
Clarence Stringer
Byron Anderson
Arbor Court
George Rawlings
C. W. Bercaw
W. Main St
Peoples Building & Loan
Reading Road
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Bank
Road Phones To Cost 68000 For Demonstration
The State Controlling Board released 68000 dollars to the Department of Highways for a two year study of plans to install an emergency roadside communications system on a demonstration basis. The department will set up emergency telephones on a 30 mile stretch of limited access highway for motorists in trouble.
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Mason Schools Appoint Coach and Buy Buses
Mason Board hires former teacher John Hopkins as basketball coach and approves two new school buses costing 7 400 with two thirds state funded. Transfers of 30 to 40 students between Mason Heights and Mason Central planned with random selection and no repeat transfers for last year’s students.
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Lebanon
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Huron
Ohio
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Herbert Minix
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al Shutte Jr
Western Row
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Robert Osborn
Delaware County
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Larry Pringle
Ohio Teen Seeks Miss American Teen Ager Title
Linda Keys 16 of Carlisle has been chosen Miss Warren County and will compete in Cleveland on August 26 for Miss American Teen-Ager. Judging features personality, appearance and scholastic ability. She attends Carlisle High School and Richard Weston School of Beauty Culture. Sponsored by Roberts Service Station Franklin. The Ohio winner advances to Palisades Park New Jersey in September.
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James Keys
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Brazil Reveals 13 Percent Drop in Cruzeiro vs Dollar
Rio de Janeiro AP reports Brazil’s National Monetary Council announces a 13 percent decrease in the new cruzeiro value against the American dollar and sets a flexible exchange rate of 3.63 cruzeiros per dollar sold and 3.65 per dollar bought effective August 27.
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Plans to convert Warren County court house into all court space
Warren County commissioners approved a plan by Lebanon architect Del Langhorst to redesign the court house. The first floor would hold juvenile and probate courts with a judge’s chamber, clerks, reception area, and four referees’ offices. a second floor court room would host a new common pleas court slate with shared jury space and new judges’ quarters. Space may become a law library or storage. air conditioning would be a major expense.
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Peasttown farmer leads grand champion Poland China hog
John Landis of Peasttown guides his father’s grand senior champion Spot ted Poland China hog at the Butler County Fair. The breed, first developed near Blue Ball, weighs about 800 pounds of ham bacon pork chops and bristles, used for breeding purposes per Landis.
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Butler County
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Monroe clerk Gleasman to resign September 30
Monroe village clerk Clifford Gleasman, age 46, of 465 Lebanon Street, will resign effective September 30 after eight years in office. Council plans to name a successor soon and advertise for a bonding house to issue bonds to retire a bank note for a water treatment plant. They discuss Brittany Heights maintenance, a monthly inspection fee for the developer, and three new street lights on South Old Street, East Street north end, and Boyd at Lebanon.
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Monroe
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Waynesville Council appoints Gross to fill vacancy
Jak Gross, 25, of Dayton and former NCR employee, was sworn in by Police Chief LeMay to fill the late Craig Francisco’s village council seat. The meeting also set a weed penalty and discussed replacing street lights with more powerful models as a three councilman committee reviews needs.
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Dayton Power & Light Co
Dexter Martin
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