Franklin teachers impose sanctions over stalled pay talks
The Franklin Education Association approves sanctions against the city school district after the school board rejects federal mediation on a new salary schedule. The action uses blacklisting and seeks review by the Ohio Education Association, amid concerns over morale and educational conditions.
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Franklin
Franklin Education Association
FEA
Ohio Education Association
OFA
OEA
Franklin City
Deaths Nellie Ervin and Carnie Hendrickson Obituaries
Two obituary notices report deaths in Ohio. Nellie Mae Ervin 66 of 421 Hickory St died at Fairfield Nursing Home with services at Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home and burial in Woods Cemetery. Carnie Edith Hendrickson 86 of Otterbein Home died at Middletown Hospital with services at Tobias Funeral Home and burial in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery Beavercreek Township. she was survived by children and grandchildren.
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Nellie Mae Ervin
Hickory St
Fairfield Nursing Home
Ervin
Bonham, Tex
James
Ray Kyle
Clearwater
Kan
Otis Kyle
Garber
Okla
Mary Harraman
Thelma McNeal
Midwest City
Kimberlin
Woods Cemetery
Lebanon
Carnie Edith Hendrickson
Otterbein
Tobias Funeral Home
Watervliet Ave
Dayton
Gordon Core
Clair Kohr
Mt. Zion Shoup
Beavercreek Township
Hendrickson
Oak Street United Methodist Church
Middletown Hospital
Revival Services Set at Harlan Park Church of God
The Rev. John E. Black state overseer of the Churches of God in Arizona will speak at revival services from Wednesday through Sunday at 2216 Wilbraham Road. Black, born in Carrier Mills Illinois, has led multiple churches and served as Illinois Youth Director. Services begin 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and run through Sunday with morning and evening sessions.
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John E. Black
Churches of God
Cleveland
Tennessee
Arizona
Harlan Park
Black
Lee College
Louisville Bible College
Malone Bible College
California Graduate School of Theology
Illinois State Sunday School
DeKalb
Ill
Church of God
Louisville
Canton
Ohio
Temple Church of God
Arizona Churches of God
Church of God General Assembly
Churches OF God IN
Clayton Street
Children’s lit workshop sponsored by regional libraries
A children's literature workshop funded by Southwestern Ohio Rural Libraries runs today from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the 1776 Inn in Waynesville’s Three Centuries Park. The seven county group including Butler and Warren counties will use filmstrips puppet shows recordings and movies.
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Waynesville
Southwestern Ohio Rural Libraries
Three Centuries Park
Butler
Warren Counties
Dismissal Motions Scheduled in Harris Aggravated Murder Case
Hamilton County hearings begin with two motions to dismiss Harris case for delay and double jeopardy. Judge Paul Riley presiding in Cramer’s absence as trial resumes after a prior deadlock. Prosecutor seeks to limit reference to the first trial. jury seated if motions prevail. The Pittsburg Paint Center robbery left clerk Michael Carter dead. co-defendant charges remain unresolved. Newfoundland joined with mainland Labrador to form Canada’s youngest province in 1949.
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Hamilton
Henry Crosetti Harris
Dayton
Middletown
Harris
Clinton County
Paul Riley
Fred B. Cramer
Richard Wessel
Pittsburgh
Central Avenue
Michael Carter
Charles Arnold
Newfoundland
Labrador
Canada
Lukens Make the Job Attractive to Justify Raises for County Officials
State lawmakers approved salary hikes for Butler and Warren county officers citing growing workload and full time duties. The measure, likely signed by the governor, raises annual pay for positions including treasurer sheriff clerk of courts and other county offices with detailed new and current salaries listed for each official.
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Donald E. Lukens
Jail Medication Service Restored By County Health Nurse
Butler County Board of Health agrees to resume nurse dispensing drugs to male inmates at the county jail after security concerns prompted a pause. Sheriff Walton notes a deputy will accompany the nurse whenever possible, with the nurse allowed to leave only if officers are away. Inmates are limited to those convicted of minor offenses. John Kennedy of the Health Department says concerns were exaggerated.
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County Board of Health
Hamilton
Butler County Board of Health
Robert Walton
John Kennedy
Health Department
Walton
Kennedy
Nurses hear Rep Helen Fix at Buckeye State Nurses meeting
State representative Helen Fix will speak at the Buckeye State Nurses Organization meeting held at the Academy of Medicine 320 Broadway Cincinnati. Middletown area chapter members hold the November meeting in place of their local session which begins at 7 30 p m.
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Helen Fix
Buckeye State Nurses Organization
The
Academy of Medicine
Broadway
Cincinnati
Middletown Area
Holton
Bellomonte St
United Way
Middletown Toastmasters Speechcraft Certificates Awarded
Twelve members completed the eight week Speechcraft program by the Middletown Toastmasters Club and received certificates. At a banquet Betty Lacefield delivered the best impromptu speech titled Hello. I'm Elizabeth Ray. New officers installed were Tom Dineen president Scott Holton VP administration Al Burton VP education Suzanne Holton secretary treasurer.
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Middletown Toastmasters Club
Bill Bowling
Georgia Bowling
Candie Campbell
Charlotte Davis
Karen Davis
Bob Esposito
Jamie Landrum
Betty Lacefield
Tom Meyers
Norm Bernard
Helen Lykins
Tom Slusser
Miss Lacefield
Elizabeth Ray
Middletown Club
Tom Dineen
Scott Holton
al Burton
Suzanne Holton
Tool box thefts and burglaries reported across several homes
Police reported multiple break ins with items stolen including a movie projector revolver two knives and tools from Jessie Banks 705 Mary Etta St a tool box with sixty dollars in tools from Harry Weidle 1707 Columbia Ave and a crown of thefts at Bryson Andrews 1704 Flemming Rd a citizens band radio a guitar and records. Cigarettes from a Texaco vending machine and beer wine and cash from Central Carryout were also stolen. A rear door window was broken at Julia Sears 701 Seventh Ave with no items missing.
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Jessie Banks
Mary Etta St
Harry Weidle
Columbia Ave
Bryson Andrews
Flemming Road
Citizens Band
Texaco
Woodlawn Avenue
Crawford Street
Eighth Ave
Julia Sears
Seventh Ave
Beltone Free Tiny Hearing Aid Offer
A Beltone advertisement promises a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone who answers. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one unit. No cost or obligation is required and thousands have mailed requests to Beltone Electronics in Chicago.
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Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Chicago
Ill
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Nellie Ervin
Carnie Hendrickson
Christian Education
Robinson, Ill
Dodds Monuments
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Donald Smith
Lukens
Butler County
Mark Wendel
Edward Robb Jr
Dale Logsdon
Donald Schirmer
Jean Blazer
William Foster
John Holcomb
Garret J. Boone
Arthur Reiff
James Tilton
Reiff
Tilton
Warren County
Harry Cornett
Roy Wallace
Paul Harrison
Bob Turner
Carl Bradstreet
Edna Bowyer
Craig R. Pendleton
Morris Turkelson
Ralph Young
Arch Hildebrant
Leslie Spaeth
Board of Health Rieely
National Selected
M‘coy-Leffler Funeral Home
Schwinn
Greater
Kentucky
Wkrc-Tv
Channel 12
Schwinn Cyclery
S. Verity
David Smith
Wilbraham
Everend
Paul Kalem, JR
Reverend Black
Linda Hickey
Robert G. Graham
Charles Novell
WPBF
WQMS
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