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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1971
Page
12
Franklin schools may shut for holidays if voters reject a 6 mill operating levy on February 16. Superintendent DeWitt Terry says the district is $279,000 in the red and needs the $255,600 yearly boost to run 10 schools. failure could end operations past November.
Trenton reports the Edgewood Athletic Boosters annual steak supper and dance to aid the Franklin City schools. The event will be at Franklin High with meals served 4 30 to 8 p m and tickets sold through team members. Officials discuss a proposed 1 2 percent city tax to raise employee salaries.
The note lists nonstop service from Cincinnati to Tampa/St. Pete taking a little over 100 minutes and priced at 47 dollars with tax included. It mentions additional service to Ft Lauderdale West Palm Beach and Orlando Cape Kennedy and notes Miami connections to the Caribbean. It advises instant reservations through Deltamatic or a travel agent and states Delta accepts major general purpose credit cards.
Clora Hall tends her Germantown home and four cattle while caring for 108 year old Pop Davidson and her mother Montana. She runs the household after her husband Hunter was injured at Frigidaire in Dayton. She hunts quail with Pop and values family duty despite unfinished schooling.
Ellis Sturm, manager of the Federal Land Bank Association of Lebanon, said all new Land Bank loans closed after February 1 will bear 8 percent interest, down from 8.5 percent. Loans closed at 8.5 percent will be reduced to 8 percent on February 1. The Lebanon association serves Brown, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties.
The Children's Home Association of Butler County reorganized for 1971 naming Frank D. Witt re elected president for a fourth year. Officers include Richard E. Weinman Jr as first vice president and Joseph P. Butterfield as second vice president with Mrs. B. Clapp Dayton as secretary and Richard P. Rogers as treasurer. Seven board members begin 3 year terms: Copeland Detmer Mrs Dillon Mrs Perkins Rogers Teckman Weinman and Lynn Fritzsche. Three Hamilton retirees were honored for long service.
Mason Kiwanis plans a Feb 1 noon meeting at Grange Hall Section Road. James Weeks Miami University graduate student will discuss labor unions and his business management focus. Program arranged through Miami University Speakers Bureau with two new board members joining for 1971 terms.
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