Unemployment ruling ordered to reconsider by Ohio court
The Ohio Supreme Court directed a review board to reexamine Sara Francis Guess’s unemployment benefit case against Superior Metal Products in Wa pakoneta. The court said the Board of Review referee’s finding was unreasonable and that the board can review anew.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Wapakoneta
High Court
Board of Review
Sara Francis Guess
Superior Metal Products Inc
Bureau of Employment Services
Supreme Court
Board
Cincinnati Woman, 85, Dies After Auto Strike
Margaret Hoff, 85, of Cincinnati, died Wednesday from injuries sustained Sunday when she was struck by an automobile while crossing a street near her home, authorities said.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Margaret Hoff
Cincinnati
Pre School Clinic March 12 in Poasttown
All children entering kindergarten or first grade are invited to a pre school clinic on March 12 in Poasttown. Parents should bring proof of residence and the child’s birth certificate or immunization record.
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Poasttown
Peasttown School
John Rud
Rudd
McKinley spelling winners vie for district contest in Cincinnati
Jeanette Green of McKinley Middle School won first place in the school spelling bee and will represent McKinley at the district spelling contest at Woodward High School in Cincinnati on March 22. Runner up was Mattie Sims with sixth through eighth grade finalists named.
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Jeanette Green
McKinley Middle School
Cincinnati Woodward High School
Mattie Sims
Anna Horner
Carol Hutchinson
Anita Valentine
Cheryl Baker
Lettie Farnsworth
Anna Fiehler
Marcia Vinson
Overload Shuts Welfare Office In Mansfield
Richland County Welfare Department closes its Mansfield office to clear a backlog after a record 520 applications were filed in January and 766 cases remain pending many dating to December.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Richland County Welfare Department
Ruth Strong
Harvard Stephens Takes Long Route to Medical School
The letter traces Harvard Stephens path from applicant to Harvard Medical School, crediting the United Negro College Fund for widening access to education. It highlights support for Talladega and 39 other private colleges aiding 45,000 students to overcome rural and urban barriers, with a call for donations to fund opportunities.
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Harvard Stephens
Harvard Medical School
United Negro College Fund
Talladega
America
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State Farm
Mehl
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Seeme
Dick Nunery
CLU
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Middletown
Ohio
Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Barnitz Bank
Wigstinkl
McKinley Spellers
Washington, D.C
National Association of Home Builders
Steve Dobrozsi
Emrie Dobrozsi
The
Middletown Independent Insurance Association
Joe Canter
Tom Moon
Marty Miller
Sennet's
Joan
Worthmore
Middletown Mail
Middletown Journal
Newell
Alabama
Talladega College
East 52Nd Street
New York
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