Middletown Considers Consolidating Lemon Township Schools
The Middletown School Board offered to extend its district to Lemon Township upon petition by the Lemon Township Board of Education. Benefits cited include reduced long student transports, shared facilities, uniform curriculum, and potential future junior high construction, with concerns about retaining a separate Lemon Township district.
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Straliwe
Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Township
Monroe
Oneida
Armco
Steps Toward Consolidation of Middletown and Lemon Districts
Middletown superintendent Wade E. Miller outlines a five step path to merge the Lemon Township and Middletown School Districts. Residents would petition, submit a resolution and map, and Middletown would study finances before a possible vote if approved by state director Clyde Hissong. Advocates say a unified system could extend expansion and reduce costs, with Oneida area needs emphasized by Miller and local residents voicing concerns over travel, future annexations, and facility locations.
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Middletown
Lemon Township
Wade E. Miller
Lemon Township Board of Education
Middletown Board of Education
Clyde Hissong
Hissong
Miller
Gabel Oliver
Rolling Mill Park
Oneida
Monroe
Amanda
North Middletown
Avalon
Clyde Coyle
Harvey Anvil
Alvena McQuitty
Roger Bennett
Robert Nelson
Manchester Rd
Armco
Tom Baird
Lemon Town
Ship Board of Education
Joseph Woodruff
Middletown Board
L. Segoe
Fred Brosius
John Ingwersen
Board of Education
Marshall Rd
Assault Count Filed Against Franklinite
Franklin William Ward of Franklin was charged with assault with intent to kill and assaulting a minor after deputies arrested him. The charges, filed by Ward’s brother Fred, allege he fired a shot at Fred and attacked a child with a stick on Thursday. Ward faces arraignment in Franklin Municipal Court today.
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Franklin
William Ward
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Ralph Palmer
Ward
Fred
Franklin Municipal Court
Six Withdraw In Plant Suit At Germantown
Six residents of Germantown were dismissed as parties in a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court injunction suit against Atlas Die Casting Company. The petition asked to restrain manufacturing that allegedly creates a fire hazard. Company president Charles Briggs denied the hazard claim.
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Germantown
Montgomery County Common Pleas
Charles Lee Mills
Atlas Die Casting Company
Malmisburg
Atlas Company
Miamisburg
Charles Briggs
Foundation
Cooler Tonight Warmer Saturday Forecast for Middletown
The weatherman expects cloudy skies tonight with cooler temperatures than recent nights. Saturday will bring a warm-up and clearer skies, with temperatures rising above Friday’s 2 pm high of 46.
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Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Board Awaits Official Word On District Union
Joseph Heck, president of the Lemon Township Board of Education, says he has not been officially informed of a desire to unite Lemon with Middletown. He notes any statement should come from the Board of Education, and a formal request would prompt a study and possibly a special meeting.
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Oneida
Rolling Mill Park
Amanda
Planning Commission
Middletown
Ohio
Joseph Heck
Lemon Township
At The Movies Preview and Schedule Fragment
The text lists Paramount showings Honey child at 1 25 4 50 8 20 p m Wild Blue Yonder 3 00 6 25 9 45 p m Strand showings Borneo 1 15 3 50 6 35 9 20 p m Cong rillo 2 20 5 05 7 50 10 30 p m Saturday Borneo 2 15 6 35 9 20 p m Congrillo 3 30 7 50 10 25 p m The first postal services are believed to have been started by the ancient Persian emperors.
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Paramount
Borneo
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