Move on Monroe charter faces ballot timing questions
The Monroe charter draft nears completion with a transition section largely approved by the commission. The council weighs legality and whether to place the charter proposal on the ballot, with a special meeting set for December 27 after year-end transfers.
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Ed Macdonald
John Gotherman
Ohio Municipal League
Macdonald
Edna Fath
Butler County Board of Elections
Gordon Reed
Reed
Joe Newlin
Elbert Tannreuther
Charter Commission
Don Linkous
Seth Johnston
Scouts Give Elderly a Bird Feeder Tree
Brownies Girl Scouts Cubs and Doty House Scouts install a bird feeder tree at Garden Manor Extended Care Center. Armbruster Florist donated the tree and ornaments while food for birds is replenished as scouts rotate decorating duties. Girl Scout and Brownie troops are sponsored by the Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club for the Cub and Scout groups.
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Doty House
Garden Manor Extended Care Center
Sheckler
Garden Manor
Doty House Developmental Training Center
Marie Deaton
Armbruster Florist
Joe Jasper
Elaine Sloma
William Saunders Sr
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Armco offers land to Edison School in sale deal
The Middletown school board may accept Armco steel land sale of the Edison School site for a token one dollar. The board also considers raising car mileage reimbursement to 12 cents, approving two teacher appointments, 28 adult classes payments, two nonteaching staff hires, and investing 1.9 million in Treasury Bills. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. in the administration building.
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Edison
Armcoteel Corp
Booker T. Washington School
Middletown
Robert Johnson
Armco
Edison School
Johnson
U.S. Treasury
Senators Saxbe Taft End Rhodesian Chrome Debate
Ohio's two U S senators Robert Taft Jr and William Saxbe joined the majority in voting to end debate on a bill to reinstate the U S embargo on Rhodesian chrome imports.
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Washington
Ohio
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
William Saxbe
Steam in Snow trip to run Vermont rail line
A historic steam train will traverse the Vermont line from Bellows Falls to Rutland on December 29. The excursion carries about 600 railroad buffs and features two steam locomotives and 13 cars, recalling era of rail travel as the state’s major transport.
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Bellows Falls
Vermont
Rutland
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Services Listed
Funeral notices for Floyd Slone Edward A Hebert Matilda Kennedy Stanley Mullenix Floyd Pack and Rachel McKenney with service times at Riggs Baker Oswald Anglesby First Church of God details include burial places and survivor lists.
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Edward A. Hebert
Cincinnati
Sandra Evans
Middletown
Lebanon
Matilda A. Kennedy
Stanwood Drive
Oswald
Resthaven Cemetery
Kennedy
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Don Spaeth
George
Marie Meyer
Rachel McKenney
Freeman Ave
First Church of God
Marge Rohrkemper Receives Sertoma Service Award
Mrs. Maurice Rohrkemper of 4413 Poppy Drive received the Service to Mankind plaque from the Middletown Sertoma Club at its Christmas dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn. She is active with St. Mary Parish and School PTO, Girl Scouts, Mothers' Study League, and the Ohio Women's Bowling Association.
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Maurice
Marge) Rohrkemper
Poppy Drive
Middletown
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Rohrkemper
St. Mary Roman Catholic Church
St. Mary School
Dayton man injured in two car crash on Central Avenue
A Dayton man, Russell Coovert, 29, was treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Central Avenue near Curtis Street just before 2 a.m. Coovert’s car struck Ruth Dailey’s car while she waited at a changing light. Dailey’s car sustained damage. Coovert was cited for failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Central Avenue
Curtis Street
Russell Coovert
Clarence Hayre
Englewood
Coovert
Ruth Dailey
Miamisburg
Colvert
Middletown High Student Shoves Teacher After Suspension
A 16 year old male student at Middletown High School shoved a female teacher this morning. Principal Lewis Hill said the student had been suspended earlier and refused to leave the premises. The incident occurred as police were called and the student reportedly went berserk after learning his parents would be informed. The district has not decided whether to file charges.
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Middletown High School
Lewis Hill
Hill
PPG Heir Rev Theodore Pitcairn Dies at 80
The Rev. Theodore Pitcairn a Swedenborgian minister and art collector died Monday in Brynathyn Pennsylvania Heir to a third of the $60 million Pittsburgh Plate Glass fortune at birth he shared the inheritance with two older brothers who have since died.
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Brynathyn
Theodore Pitcairn
Pittsburgh
Mr. Pitcairn
Jury pool narrowed in gambling case to six
In Cincinnati Ohio 25 prospective jurors were questioned for a gambling trial. Nineteen sought to be excused leaving the judge to approve a six member panel rather than a full 12 member jury.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. District Court
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