Middletown Board settles driver training and school issues
The Middletown Board of Education approved a shift to in district driver education with classroom work by staff and in car instruction by Sears. a year long civics course compromise passed with acceptance at both high schools. The board kept current bus service bids, adopted a pupil code of conduct, raised workbook prices by 15 percent, named Andrew Roper as impartial hearing officer, awarded roof repair contracts, and increased auto mileage reimbursement from 12 to 15 cents.
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Middletown
Forenone
America
Robert Bowman
Par Pleas Court
Middletown High School
Norman Hayes
James Shull
Hayes
Middletown High
Roosevelt
Roper
Lemon-Monroe High
Verity
LMHS
O. L. Garrison Co
Dayton
Enterprise Roofing & Sheet Metal Co
Drive Extended Doty House Nears Campaign Goal
Total donations reach 297 883 toward 417 330 goal as a one week extension allows under way divisions to report pledges. Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 Eastern Star and Knights of Pythias join hospital staff retirees and service groups in boosting totals. Kathy Stobbs cites language delays in children awaiting Doty House services and notes expanded space will help treat more three to six year olds needing one to one attention.
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Middletown Hospital
Lily of the Valley Chapter 55
Order of Eastern Star
Knights of Pythias
Kathy Stobbs
Doty House
Jobless Claims Drop in Ohio Weekend Reports
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Compensation shows continued jobless claims decline. Regular claims for the week ending July 3 fell to 929 from 982, with year ago totals nearly three times higher. New claims for the week ending July 10 were 134, down from 405 the prior week, while 196 extended benefits claims in the July 3 week marked a year low.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Compensation
Lottery drawing postponed to 7 30 p m tonight
The Ohio lottery drawing was delayed from last night to 7 30 p m today due to network coverage of the Democratic National Convention. The drawing will be televised and the Journal will publish the winning numbers in Saturday's paper.
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Journal
Copter insurance held up by county commissioners
Hamilton Butler County commissioners paused an $800 insurance payment on the county helicopter awaiting a decision on whether repair costs to make the craft airworthy justify the expense. The insurance is due August 12.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Donald Schirmer
Robert Walton
Schirmer
Madison voters to decide on 4.9 millbond for school upgrades
Madison school board votes to place a 4.9 mill, 1.7 million bond issue on November ballots for renovations and additions at Madison High, the junior school, and Peasttown Elementary, plus moving kindergarten to Poasttown. The board also weighs completing a land use study on a 114 acre tract and related fee questions.
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Madison School Board
State Board of Tax Appeals
Peasttown
West Middletown
Poasttown
West Alexandria Road
Stallsmith & Fernandez Consulting
Obituary: John Otterbein 70 Middletown sanitarian leader
Former city sanitarian chief John Otterbein aged 70 of 12 Harrison St. Middletown dies at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a week in care following a three month illness. Survived by daughters Jane Wallace and Anna Mary Patrick and five grandchildren. Services Monday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. entombment Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Leonard Meadows 70 of 2101 Wellington Rd. dies at 5:10 p.m. after extended illness. Retired in 1969 from Diamond International after 42 years. Survived by wife Elsie, three sons, a brother and a sister and five grandchildren. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 3–5 p.m. and 7–9 p.m.
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John Otterbein
Harrison St
Middletown Health Department
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Otterbein
Middletown
Sherman School
Old City Building
Central Avenue
G. C. Murphy Co
Jane Wallace
Camden
Anna Mary Patrick
Mary Frances
McCoy Leffler
Thomas Stubbs
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Middletown Hospital
Meadows
Powell County
Diamond International Corp
Elsie
Robert
Donald
Doyle
Chester
West Palm Beach
Fla
Susie Watson
Stanton, Ky
McCoy- Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
For Rent Two Bedroom Apartment in Trenton
1 bedroom? 2 bedroom unit at 201 Poplin Place Trenton listed by CHARLIE HURST Inc. includes air carpet drape refrigerator range disposal ample cabinets five closets gas heat and parking. Adults 21 or older no pets. Contact 423 4515.
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Poplin Place
Trenton
Paul Gallico Dies in Monaco at 78
Paul Gallico, famed sports writer turned best selling author of The Poseidon Adventure and The Snow Goose, died in Monaco after a career start as New York Daily News sports editor. He is survived by his widow Virginia, two sons William and Robert, and a step-daughter Ludmila von Falz-Fein.
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New York
Paul Gallico
Monaco
The
New York Daily News
Gallico
Europe
Dorothy Olding
Virginia
William
Robert
Ludmila von Falz-Fein
Parks department outing scheduled at LeSourdsville Lake
Middletown Parks and Recreation sponsors a Tuesday outing for children over 8. Obtain permission sheets from playground leaders and return signed forms by 10 a.m. Transportation provided. depart around 10:45 a.m. return about 4:30 p.m. Cost $3.50 per person. bring sack lunches. Bowling program at Sports Bowl canceled.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Middletown
Sports Bowl
Mary Schoenberger Rites Set In Dayton Church
Mary Frances Schoenberger 69 of Kettering sister of Horace E. Bailey Franklin died Wednesday. She retired from Dayce Corp after 39 years. Survived by husband Oscar and brother. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Albert The Great Dayton. Burial DeGraff Cemetery. Visitation today 4-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at Ullmer & Son Kettering Chapel.
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Mary Frances Schoenberger
Kettering
Horace E. Bailey
Franklin
Schoenberger
Dayce Corp
Oscar
St. Albert the Great Church
Dayton
Glen Perin
DeGraff Cemetery
R. L. Ullmer & Son Kettering
Chamber backs voter registration push in Springboro
Springboro Area Chamber of Commerce directors approve permanent registration efforts and vote to work with Mayor Robert South on the plan. They also schedule a meeting to gather community input on a proposed Warren County juvenile treatment center.
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Springboro
Springboro Area
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