Committee to study after school pay in wage pact
A six member committee will study equity in after school supplemental salaries as part of a tentative wage agreement for teachers and the school board. The package includes a 7 percent raise to a base of 8700 and maternity benefits for single women, with votes by teachers today and by the board tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Teachers Association Executive Council
MTA Executive Council
MTA
Karen Woodrey
Executive Council
Telephone service restored to Germantown area
Telephone service to as many as 50 homes along Germantown Middletown Road was restored by 5:30 p.m. after a barn fire damaged a 150 foot cable earlier. The blaze caused about 2000 dollars in barn and contents damage and prompted Germantown Independent Telephone Co to replace the line and lay underground cable as part of a 150000 dollar yearly capital improvement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Germantown-Middletown
Sunsbury
Germantown- Middletown
Richard Kern
Robert Ketchem
Pee Eyre
Richard Zechar
Kern
Lansbury
Scout Troop 25 awards and plans share program
Troop 25 at Edgewood Middle School held a court of honor after a covered dish supper. Patches and commendations were awarded to Jim Johnston Oscar Carrozza Keith Kibbey and Steve Wysong. Tenderfoot second class and merit badges were given to numerous scouts. A community paper drive is set for March 12 and 13 at Bloomfield School with pickup by calling 988-0229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edgewood Middle School
Jim Johnston
Oscar Carrozza
Keith Kibbey
Steve Wysong
Tony McGill
Bradley Turner
Mike Jones
Rodney Johnston
William Hicks
Steve Swanner
Joe Wirtley
Turner
Jones
Jay Frisby
Mike Bolton
Doug Bolton
Wysong
John Little
Klondike Derby
Tom Bolton
Pa Frisby
Mar Carrozza
David Hicks
McGill
Ricky Miller
Jeffrey Hueston
Billy Howard
Mike Gillin
Larry Carrozza
Darrell Short
Rattlesnake Patrol
Bloomfield School
Fire department log reports multiple EMS runs and a false alarm
Yesterday at 7:10 p.m. at 413 McGuire Ave John Dickerson 80 was admitted in fair condition after difficulty breathing. At 6:04 p.m. 721 S Brelel Blvd rear Artie Lawson 47 and 6244 Jett Drive back pains were admitted in fair condition. 5:38 p.m. 1210 Jackson Lane smoke smell at Pizza King no fire. 44- TM 2502 Atco Ave Carroll Defrates Sr 38 2916 N Verity Parkway back pains to hospital treated and released. 12:09 p.m. 4th Avenue and University Boulevard Peggy Adkins 18 Hamilton ill to hospital treated and released. Middletown Mall false alarm at Mabley Carew store due to sprinkler repair at 11:23 a.m. 1902 Columbia Ave Alice Moore 28 unconscious administered oxygen to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire Ave
John Dickerson
S. Brelel Blvd
Artie Lawson
Jett Drive
Jackson Lane
Pizza King
Atco
N. Verity Parkway
4Th Avenue
University Boulevard
Peggy Adkins
Hamilton
Middletown Mall
Mabley & Carew
Columbia Ave
Alice Moore
First National Hearings on Middletown Branch Bids
Hearings in Cleveland examined First National Bank of Middletown plans to open branches in Springboro Towne Mall area and at Midway Shopping Center. Franklin National Bank officials attended. the OCC will issue a decision in several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
First National Bank of
Middletown
Springboro
Towne Mall
Cleveland
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
Franklin National Bank of Franklin
Franklin National
Shartz Road
Ohio 73
Midway
Warren County
Comptroller of Currency
Senior Citizens Center kitchen bids far exceed estimate
Bids opened for the Senior Citizens Center kitchen equipment far surpassed the $45,000 engineer estimate. Rickensohl, Inc. of Dayton submitted the low bid at $78,096, Dayton Showcase Co. at $80,013 and F. W. Lotz Paper & Furniture Co. at $80,183. The project includes a cafeteria with warming trays and appliances. foundation work is finished and groundbreaking occurred last October near the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Center
Rickensohl, Incc
Dayton
Dayton Showcase Co
F. W. Lotz Paper & Furniture Co
New City Building
Girl Scout Open House and Camp Training Planned
An open house and camp training for leaders will be held tomorrow at the United Way Building from 7 to 9 p.m. Amy Boyer district director will lead badge discussions while crafts are shown. A second session on March 4 from 9 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. aids leaders preparing for camping season with Becky Hahn Judy Eaton Donna Coning and Thelma Miller guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Amy Boyer
Becky Hahn
Hopewell
Judy Eaton
Clear Creek
Donna Coning
Thelma Miller
Milky Way
Arthritis volunteer to speak at regional meeting in St Louis
A Trenton man Fred Carroll will address the Arthritis Foundation Region VII annual meeting in St Louis on The Arthritis Factory. Carroll a national volunteer award recipient and Armco employee will speak Friday with his wife attending the three day gathering for volunteers patients and staff. Carroll helped form HOPE a local group aiding arthritis patients and led efforts in the Southwestern Ohio Chapter with his self help devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Arthritis Foundation
St. Louis
Fred Carroll
Brelsford Ave
Arthritis Factory
Carroll
Armco
Butler County
Ohio
HOPE
Sunday concert in memory of Sol Finkelman
A public concert honoring Sol A. Finkelman will be Sunday at Temple Beth Sholom by the Beth Abraham Youth Chorale of Dayton. The program under Cantor Jerome Kopmar begins at 7 30 p m in the sanctuary. Call Rabbi Gladstone before Saturday noon for seating. The group, active since 1973, has toured the United States and Europe and issued three commercial recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol A. Finkelman
Temple Beth Sholom
Beth Abraham Youth Chorale of
Dayton
Am of Jewish Music
Jerome B. Kopmar
Gordon Gladstone
United States
Europe
Israel
Alert Driver Keeps Eyes on Road and Gauges
The National Automobile Club notes a vigilant driver who scans mirrors and instruments while maintaining awareness of road conditions. This attentive behavior highlights crucial safety practice for steady driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Club
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Multiple Middletown deaths announced including Oliver F. Ashton 68 of Crescent Blvd. died at Middletown Hospital. Daisy Bell Burton 67 of Pearl Street Apt. 3 died after long illness. Lillian Guilfoyle 81 of Manchester Road died at Middletown Hospital. Shafer Schenck 77 of Middletown-Eaton Road died after three weeks in hospital. Elmer G. Smallwood 41 of Robinson Vail Road died after admission Feb. 16. Hamilton area notices include Marie Bennett 75 of Fairfield. Funeral services set for several at local homes and churches with burial in Woodside and Middletown Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F
Tarzan) Ashton
Crescent Blvd
Middletown Hospital
Daisy Bell Burton
Pearl St
Apt
Burton
Abbeyville
S. C
Middletown
Esme
Calvin
Mabel Anderson
Vera Carney
Maryland
Irene Shaffer
Washington, D.C
Ruby
Hartwell
McCoy-Leffler
V. N. Hidlebaugh
Middletown Cemetery
Funeral
Lillian Guilfoyle
Manchester Road
Cincinnati
Donald
Edward
Edward Jr
Clara Wenning
Batesville
Ind
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Shafer Schenck
Middletown-Eaton Road
Mr. Schenck
Wayne Township
Elmer G. Smallwood
Robinson Vail Road
Kentucky
Alfreda
Deborah Kinsey
Germantown
Darlene
C.E. Smallwood
Irvin
Gary
John Brewer
Stanton
William Fraley
Winchester
Talmadge
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Franklin House Fire Damages 115 E Sixth St
Fire crews battled an 11 09 p m alarm at the Howard Reedy residence 115 East Sixth Street in Franklin. The aluminum sided frame house suffered heavy smoke and fire damage mainly to the upstairs while 29 firefighters with four units fought the blaze. Insurance coverage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Howard Reedy
E. Sixth St
Sheriff and former judge held on Hobbs Act charges
Johnson County Sheriff Ray L. Melvin and former Johnson County Judge Pro Tem Robert J. Stafford were arrested by FBI and Kentucky State Police on Hobbs Act violation charges. They allegedly demanded and received payoffs from individuals tied to alcohol sales, using official authority to threaten nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Johnson County
Ray L. Melvin
Robert J. Stafford
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kentucky
FBI
Stafford
Melvin
Cazrnecki
Beef n Boards Auditions for Stalag 17 in Cincinnati
Auditions for the Beef n Boards production Stalag 17 are set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Harrison dinner theater. The all male cast comprises 14 actors with all roles open, directed by Jim Fargo. The show opens March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Beef ‘N Boards
Harrison
Jim Fargo
Burglary Report Details Tools Missing From Garage
Police were told $300 in tools were stolen from a garage during the past two weeks. Doug Greathouse reported a drill, bits valued at $200, a power saw, a drill, and hand tools. Stan Tsakeris reported an attempted break in after a thief pried a door frame and unlocked a side door yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Greathouse
Flemming Road
Stan Tsakeris
Brentwood St
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Monroe
Warren
First Nationl
Public Service
Richard Goecke
Girl Scout
Sol Finkelman
Tel Aviv
Chorale
Issachar Miron
Charles Davidson
Journal of Synagogue Music
Oliver Ashton
Ashton
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
James
Margaret Miller
Washington State
Winfred Cafones
Tampa
Fla
Emrie
Lester
Baltimore
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Harold Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Daisy Burton
Jacksonburg
Elmer Smallwood
Marie Bennett
Fairfield
Klaus-Weigel
Beef ‘N’ Boards
Burger Chef Restaurants OF
Burger Chef
Verity
Grand Ave
Verity Phony
Grand Ave Ud
Verity Phwy
God
Christian Science Testimony
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
S. Marshall Rd
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