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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1978

Page

7

Pennyroyal School nurtures trees year round in Kentucky

Principal Dewey Ely at Franklin Pennyroyal Elementary has managed decade long tree plantings on extra school land with students helping plant walnut elm maple nectarine seeds. Scouts and classes contributed about 200 pines and maples while seeds from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources produced eight year old black locusts along the school yard.

Franklin Pennyroyal Deweyly Virginia Ely Greg Astel Stanley Rudd Dean Clark Ohio Department of Natural Resources Boy Scouts Girl Scouts

Attorneys appointed to probe Wallace's charges

Warren County appoints Valen and Lykins of Middletown as outside special counsel to investigate nine charges against Sheriff Wallace's target, Prosecutor Turk. The plan is to guide a possible grand jury and pursue if warranted, with the aim of equal justice across offices.

Wallace Lebanon Warren William W. Young Monday Am Way Middletown Warren County Morris Turk Roy Wallace Erew Valen Edward G. Lykins Valen Lykins Young Turkelson Ion Sherif Administration of Justice Montgomery County City of Butler County Prosecutor’s Office

Edgewood Schools see enrollment drop again

Edgewood schools report a second consecutive decline in October enrollment to 3146 from 3214, with lower grades shrinking and no area growth. The board approved a state aid financing resolution, youth training program participation, and renewed ESEA funds for libraries and classrooms. Brenda Puckett named library aide. resignations of Ron Herr and Frances Malicote were accepted. Carol Giffen hired as special education teacher. Marcus Ballard given a one year junior custodian contract.

Trenton Edgewood Maurice Ittel Ried Indergarten Ohio Brenda Puckett Wayne and Babeck Ron Herr Frances Malicote Carol Giffen Bloomfield Marcus Ballard

Phone company hit by vandals near Bryan Ohio

General Telephone says it spent 3000 to repair damage from vandalism at its facilities near Bryan. A cable for long distance service was severed by a shotgun blast over the weekend, cutting long distance service in the Bryan area by about 25 percent according to customer service manager Ed Kinney.

Bryan, Ohio General Telephone Company Here Ed Kinney Bryan

Germantown group to meet tonight on downtown preservation

A committee of 14 downtown property owners and business people, appointed by Mayor Ralph Moler, will meet at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building to decide how to preserve the historic character of Germantown's downtown. The Planning Commission noted the group was being formed and will elect its officers. Also, First National Bank of Germantown and Knights of Pythias agreed to trade land adjacent to the bank for an 18 foot wide easement behind the Stump home on Market Street to provide access to an alley for the Knights building.

Germantown Ralph Oler Planning Commission Moler First National Bank of Germantown Knights So Pythie Knights of As Market Street Knights of Pythias

Carlisle Council weighs private hauler for trash pick up

Carlisle village Safety and Service Committee reports annual government waste costs estimated at 70040 dollars plus capital truck costs. Quarterly charges would be about 14 dollars. Council supports studying single private hauler under contract and a special meeting set to organize a park board and meet with them.

Carlisle Monay Kelly Borad Diane Coney Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana

Franklin City Council Deters Zoning Appeal Case

The Franklin City Council did not act on Cordie Powell’s zoning appeal for a 780 square foot residence at 1128 S Riley Blvd, saying she lacked standing after missing a prior Zoning Board of Appeals hearing. The code requires at least 950 square feet and the issue must return through the zoning board process.

Franklin Cordie Powell S. Riley Blvd

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