Aviatrix Now 76 Flying Was Natural For Trudy Johnson
Trudy Johnson aged 76 recalls soloing in 1930 with about 300 American women pilots then. She learned from her World War I test-pilot husband Jimmy Johnson, flew coast to coast with him, faced gender bias and limited training, and later settled in Mount Healthy, sharing stories and volunteering.
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Trudy Johnson
Trudy
Gertrude
Mount Healthy Christian
Jimmy
Army
Toronto
Johnson Aircraft Co
Dayton
Jimmy Johnson
Ater
Johnson
Texas
Germantown
Women’s Liberation Movement
Franklin zoning appeals amendment eyed as proper change
City Solicitor Stanley Kolb argues a proposed amendment to zoning appeals procedures is proper and fitting. It would clarify deadlines and allow any council member to call a case for review, a power Sorrell opposes and cites court cases to support his stance. Kolb cautions against lay readings of law and notes Ohio precedents, while council debates the measure during the second reading amid absen ces. A Blizzard relief resolution and city cleanup plans are also considered as crews address road conditions and future repairs.
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Franklin
Stanley Kolb
Gene Sorrell
Kolb
Sorrell
Wisconsin
Council
Ohio
Carlisle mayor nominates chief of police and assistant
Carlisle Mayor Melvin Reece proposed Earl Bolen as police chief and Ron Cassidy as assistant chief. Both have been acting chiefs since September resignation. The council discussed salaries and other applicants, with interviews to follow and a council vote postponed to the next regular meeting.
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Carlisle
Melvin Reece
Earl Bolen
Ron Cassidy
Robert Reichard
Reece
Roger Stebelton
Bolen
Stebelton
Council
Richard Nicholas
Wayne Knewasser
Kelly Borad
John Homan
Ted Burgess
Clyde Eldridge
Don Gilmore
Robert Barnes
Franklin council weighs satellite welfare office plan
Betty Kay of Montgomery County Welfare asks City Council to back a Warren County Welfare Department satellite in Franklin to provide full welfare services. She notes 41 percent of the county population is in Franklin and argues local staff would determine eligibility, with five workers, an aide, a clerk, and a supervisor, to replace trips to Lebanon.
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Franklin
Betty Kay
Montgomery County Welfare Department
City Council
Kay
Ward at large elections urged for Springboro charter
SPRINGBORO The Village Council should have four members elected from wards and two at large with a mayor elected at large as the seventh member under a new charter proposed by the Springboro Charter Commission. Terms would be staggered to avoid full turnover.
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Springboro
Commission
Royal Oaks
Robert Hudson
Dee Gordon
James Eyler
Make-up days set for Lebanon schools calendar change
Lebanon Board of Education voted to shift the school calendar after weather closures. Directors added March 20 22 as make-up days and scheduled April 1 June 8 10 as additional sessions, reducing instructional days to 180. The district also receives 38000 in state funds.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Board of Education
Ohio State honors Farmersville student at scholars dinner
Roger A. Fogle of Farmersville Rt. 1 is the sole Middletown area honoree among 400 outstanding seniors recognized at the 21st annual president’s scholarship recognition dinner at Ohio State University.
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Ohio State University
Farmersville
Roger A. Fogle
Farmersville Rt. 1
Middletown Area
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Centerville
TOWNE
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Middletown Journal
Center Mall
Towre Mall
Middletown
Hone
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