Middletown Principals Announced for Upcoming Retirement
The Middletown Board of Education will discuss retirements at tonight's meeting. Norman Korn of Central Elementary Homer Davis of Amanda Elementary and Dale Reed of Amanda Middle School will retire at the end of the school year. Also retiring are Lawrence Johnson 45 years in education and 37 in Middletown as a school psychologist administrator. William Young longtime assistant principal Middletown High School since 1970 and Charles Eckart Roosevelt Middle School 22 years teaching.
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Middletown Board of Education
Norman Korn
Central Elementary
Homer Davis
Amanda Elementary
Dale Reed
Amanda
Korn
Ation
Middletown
Central
Spring Hill
Maple Park
Miami University
Davis
Eastern Kentucky State University
University of Kentucky
Sue
Creekview
Taft Elementary
Lawrence Johnson
Johnson
Central Normal College
Indiana
Indiana University
William Young
Middletown High School
Wilberforce University
Charles Eckart
Roosevelt Middle School
Conflict and cooperation dominate Germantown candidate forum
Dan Ritchey reports a Meet the Candidates session in Germantown where three mayoral contenders and 16 council hopefuls faced about 60 voters. The debate centered on the mayor council feud over administrator Dan Anslinger, with candidates urging cooperation and accountability amid ongoing charges and a court order.
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Dan Ritchey
Germantown
Dan Anslinger
William Henry Young
D. Elaine Queen
Council
Marvin Hall
Anslinger
Mrs. Queen
Chuck Harvey
Hall
D. Kent Southard
Southard
Robert Neff
Democratic Council
Harvey
Republican Council
Everyday a Beginning Prom at Lemon-Monroe High
Lemon-Monroe High School hosts a junior senior prom Saturday from 8 p m to midnight at the DAV hall with music by Obsidian A post prom at the YMCA runs from 1 to 5 a m featuring The Big Wave movie casino party and records spun by a popular DJ The event is for juniors and seniors.
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LemonMonroe High School
DAV Hall
Obsidian
Monroe
YMCA
Notaries gain statewide power in Ohio law take effect
Ohio notaries public will pay higher fees for commissions but gain statewide jurisdiction under a law effective August 23. The text also lists LMHS post prom details and parent volunteer roles for a junior senior prom and post prom with ticket price noted at five dollars per person.
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Columbus, Ohio
Countryside YMCA Pool to Open Saturday in Lebanon
The Countryside YMCA pool on Lebanon's south side opens at noon Saturday and will be open daily noon to 9 p.m. except Sundays 1 to 7 p.m. Registration for swimming classes runs until June 10, with classes starting June 13 in the mornings. Register at the pool office on Deerfield Road or by calling 932-5587.
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Lebanon
Deerfield Road
Mass to honor former Middletonian Sister Marita Hogan
A Mass at 7:30 p.m. at St. Peter In Chains Church Hamilton honors Sister Marita Rose Hogan OSF former Middletonian and current principal of St. Peter In Chains Elementary. She will transfer to Lawrenceburg Ind in June and celebrate her 50th convent anniversary in January. A reception follows in the church hall.
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Marita Rose Hogan
OSF of
Hamilton
St. Peter In Chains Church
Marita Rose
St. Peter In Chains
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Deaths and funerals in regional notices
Obituary notices report Frank Waldo Jacobs 89 of Middletown and Mary B. Osborn 76 of Cincinnati among the deceased. Jacobs, a former metal lather for J. H. Archibald Co., had lived at Franklin Nursing Inn and died at Middletown Hospital. Services Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Osborn’s survivors include two daughters, two sons, and many grandchildren. services Friday at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with burial in IOOF Cemetery Martinsville. Additional notices include Pearl E. Profitt 59 of Lexington Avenue, Nancy A. Larson 86 of Princeton Road, Addie I. Koehler 89, Martha Evans 82, and other memorial services listed for area communities.
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Frank Waldo Jacobs
Franklin Nursing Inn
N. Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
McCoy Leffler
David Cottrill
Woodside Cemetery
Mary B. Osborn
Cincinnati
Bethesda North Hospital
Osborn
Ruby Johnson
Lebanon
Robert Leggett
Carlisle
Oswald Funeral Home
Ioof
Martinsville
Pearl E. Profitt
Wayne Ave
McCoy- Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Nancy A. Larson
Princeton Road
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Klaus- Weigel
Addie I. Koehler
Stahlheber Road
Webb
Martha Evans
Vine St
Ellison Funeral Home
Williamsburg
Brown-Dawson
Governors mansion savings under Rhodes administration reported
The budget director, William W Wilkins, says the state saved about 132 223 dollars in operating costs since Governor James A. Rhodes took office. Rhodes continues to live in his own house he bought after leaving office in 1971, rather than in the mansion.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William W Wilkins
Rhodes
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