Ohio to require master’s degree for school administrators
Ohio public school administrators must hold a master’s degree starting January 1, 1964. The state board of education adopted stricter standards for superintendents principals and central office staff, with special certification for advanced study and six semester hours of graduate work for new leaders. Existing admins are exempt. The board also revisited cadet certificates for elementary teachers and noted a 79 percent rise in foreign language classes since 1958, now 483 classes and over 34,000 students.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Frances Spicer
Akron
Education Department
Tuesday and Wednesday Meetings Across Local Groups
A crowded schedule lists Sertoma Club at 63 pm and Manchester Knights of St John at 7 pm in church basements. Various groups meet at 7 pm including Battery AH/4A Gun Bn Armory, Mayfield Fire Department, and Alcoholics Anonymous, with posts at Miami Valley Post 3809 and Lemon Monroe Band boosters. Additional gatherings include St Johns PTO 8 pm, Trenton PTA, Butler County Medical Assistants, Sportsmen’s Club at 6 pm, Miami Lodge 100F at 7 pm, FOE Lodge 528, Eagles Hall, SPEBSQSA and VFW Post 7230 at 8 pm, plus a Wednesday noon Exchange Club and Golden Age Club at Civic Association.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester Knights of St. John
Armory
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Miami Valley
Lemon-Monroe Band Boosters
Lemon-Monroe High
St. John’s
Trenton
Butler County Medical Assistants
Verity Hall
Miami Lodge
Monroe Joof Hall
FOE
Eagles Hall
Legion Home
Samaritans' Shoe Fund Appeal Depleted
George Crary of the Good Samaritans, 4116 Tytus Ave, says the shoe fund for needy children is depleted. The group buys shoes at cost through a local store and also seeks a coal heating store. Donations may be mailed or dropped at Crary's residence.
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George Crary
Tytus Ave
Crary
Music Professor Arkerbauer Dies at 64 in Fort Wayne
George G. Arkerbauer, 64, longtime vocal music professor at Defiance College since 1945, died Monday in a Fort Wayne hospital after a cancer illness. He built the college choir that performed before Dwight D. Eisenhower three times, while residing in Fort Wayne and teaching at Defiance.
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Defiance
Ohio
George G. Arkerbauer
Defiance College
Fort Wayne
Arkerbauer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Katanga
Red Cross
Elisabethville
United Nations
Congo
Wednesday Exchange Club
Chester
Golden Age Club
Civic Association
Girl Scout Room
Golden Helmet
VFW
Chatterdine Fop Lodge
Samaritans
Good Samaritans Shoe Fund
Little Boys
M. L
Em Bart
McGee’s Pharmacy
Manchester
G&g
Vannest
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