Tax-rejecting districts face cuts and strain on schools
West Clermont in Clermont County has asked thrice to raise taxes for operations with all levies rejected. Other districts including Lima Wickliffe and Carlisle Warren County face program cuts and tighter finances. Some schools borrowed, paid payroll in scrip, and limited bus service while administrators seek to protect teachers and services amid voter resistance.
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Associated Press
West Clermont
Clermont County
Lima
Wickliffe
Lake County
Carlisle
Warren County
Maurice Lenz
Don Haines
Leavittsburg
Warren
Haines
Ake Atte
Cleveland
Middletown
Landegger New President of Black Clawson Co
Carl C. Landegger was elected president of Black Clawson Co succeeding Frank T. Peterson who resigned. Changeover takes effect April 15. Landegger, with Black Clawson since 1956, has held VP and GM roles in the Pipe Machine Division and most recently executive VP. Peterson joined in 1946, rose to VP in 1952 and EVP in 1955, and became president in 1957 before resigning.
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Carl C. Landegger
Black Clawson Co
Landegger
Frank T. Peterson
The
Manchester
James H. Miller
Paul Pergram
Manchester Machine Co
Miller
Austin Smith Drive
Monroe
Pergram
Pinta Ave
Gardner
Diamond International Corp
Middletown Office Second in Western & Southern 1954
The Middletown district office of Western and Southern Life ranked second in 1954 with over 10 million in volume sales. Four agents qualified for the President's Club, including F. P. Ward and Jack Metzcar. Associate sales manager Walter Boutson received a bronze plaque and ranked third in 1964. Payroll doubled from 250000 in 1963 to 500000 in 1964.
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Middletown
Western & Southern Life Insurance Co
C. A. Jamail
Jamail
F. P. Ward
Jack Metzcar
Ted Landis
Ed Cochran
Walter Boutson
New Lollypop Factory for Kids at New York Toy Fair
New products debut at the New York Toy Fair include Emenee Industries six shape lollypop factory with cooker conveyor sticks wrappers and instructions. Also offered for older kids is an electric guitar and portable amplifier powered by six flashlight batteries.
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New York
Emenee Industries Inc
Managers Attend Painting and Decorating Meeting
Robert White of the Roy A. White Co. attended a painting and home decorating meeting at the Fort Hayes Hotel in Columbus. The session drew over 100 retail store managers and employees from a three state area, led by the Dean & Barry Paint Co.
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Robert White
Roy A. White Co
Central Ave
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Dean & Barry Paint Co
Noisy 1965 Toy Fair Showcases Realism on Fifth Avenue
The nation's toy industry previews 1965 lines with loud pistols, roaring machines, and spy gadgets at the 62nd annual fair in Manhattan. Noise safeguards allow sound level control while buyers examine dolls, talking toys, and miniature workshops amid espionage themed gadgets and realistic playthings.
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Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Four Armco Middletown workers promoted to new roles
Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works announced promotions for four employees. Howard H Hoffman becomes supervising metallurgist in the metallurgical department, after advancing from quality control in 1929 to senior metallurgist in 1946. Enoch Watkins is appointed sanitation foreman in buildings and yards, tracing a path from bar and strip warehouse in 1950 to the stainless steel and buildings divisions. Joseph Graham becomes supervisor in industrial engineering, with a long Armco run since 1936 and steps through coatings, feeder, foundry, and senior engineer. Frank Martindell Jr moves to senior industrial methods engineer in the industrial engineering department, starting as time study man in 1957 and becoming industrial engineer in 1963.
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Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Works
Howard H. Hoffman
Kensington St
Hoffman
Armco
Enoch Watkins
Seventeenth Ave
Buildings and Yards
Watkins
Joseph Graham
W. State St
Trenton
Graham
Coatinent
Frank Martindell Jr
Berwick Lane
Martindell
Elo%e Schneider Traditional Shop Opening This Week
The Elo%e Schneider Traditional Shop will open as an adjunct to Sol Schneider Men's Wear at 1320 Central Ave. Formal opening is set for Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Mrs. Schneider showcases clothing for the young and the young at heart with suits dresses sweaters skirts and sports accessories including swimwear and jewelry.
Wilson Memorial Home featured in funeral publication
The American Funeral Director highlights Mid dletown’s Wilson Memorial Home at 210 S Main St as a five generation family business now entering its 126th year. Thomas Hill Wilson and son Thomas R. Wilson appear with historic images of a horse drawn hearse and the first motorized coach. Betty Ballard assists Schneider in a remodeled store next to the men’s wear shop designed in an old village aesthetic.
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American Funeral Director Magazine
Middletown
Wilson Memorial Home
S. Main St
Wilson
Thomas R. Wilson
Middletown High School
Miami University Center
Betty Ballard
Texas Eastern Earnings Rise Amid Expansion
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp reports 1964 net income for common stock of 28,886,111 up from 27,219,233 in 1963. Earnings per share reach 1.49 on 19,443,501 outstanding shares, vs 1.40 per share on the same number of shares in 1963.
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Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
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