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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
14
A farmer debates with a distant ground worker as a modern combine and hand shucking clash in a rural scene. The image hints at a generation gap between traditional labor and mechanized farming in a transitioning agricultural era.
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe released a letter stating he will take no further action against the Ashland County Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative and seven other outlets. He found Resnick's charges of fraud and misused patronage to be unfounded and contrary to facts.
Ssgt Charles Fry returns from Lackland AFB with family in Springboro and heads to New York for a three year Germany tour. Local clubs host Halloween events including a kiddie carnival and skateway party while powder puff and youth fellowships plan activities. Nov 2 dinner by Wimad ausian Club in Carlisle and slide show by Walter Zecker mentioned.
Springboro Mayor Fred Mayne proclaims hours 4 to 6 p.m. Monday Oct 30 at Beggar's Night for children 12 and under. The hours align with Franklin City Commission’s plan.
The Young Married Couples Class of the EUB Church School will hold a business and social meeting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Griffiths Sunday evening November 5.
Kim Cotterman assistant to the director of the Hollywood Community Center in Franklin will be the speaker at tonight's DC League meeting held at the home of Mrs. Harry Harvis.
Waynesville district boosts teacher salaries after state aid reform. Masters degree entrants rise to 6000 starting pay with top at 9300 after 15 years. bachelors holders start at 5700, top 8475. other ranges adjusted from 4300 to 6100 depending on credits and years.
The Kings Mills Homemakers Club will meet Wednesday October 25 at 1 p.m. at Mrs Boyd Ellis home with Mrs Eulias Waters as co hostess. The afternoon demonstration is titled The Total Look.
Waynesville prepares site for a new high school to serve 520 students. Construction aimed for a March 1969 completion with a $1 million budget funded by state aid and a local bond issue. Bids came in lower than expected enabling two more classrooms and improvements to the existing building.
Several area residents attended the 62nd annual Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Columbus with the theme All Children Are Our Children. Butler County participants included Mrs. Albert Angst Mrs. John Scanlon and Mrs. Raymond Leis, among others. Mrs Alfred C. Jones was elected OCPT president succeeding Mrs Milton J. Schoss.
The recent meeting approved contracts totaling a little over $700,000. A new school building will be constructed on Dayton Road, north of the present high school.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports a total $6,882,126 foundation fund distribution for school transportation this fiscal year. A $2,159,543 payment supported non public elementary and high schools in 492 districts across 79 counties, while $4,722,383 covered public pupil transport in the July September quarter. Nine counties received no funds for non public pupils, including Preble. Butler and Warren counties received $59,703 and $18,537 respectively.
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