Prominent attorney Jack White dies at 84 in Pepper Pike
Obituary notes Jack L White 84 of Pepper Pike Ohio died June 7 1996 at University Hospitals of Cleveland He was a longtime partner and former chairman of Squire Sanders Dempsey in Cleveland active in Washington and Jefferson College boards and civic groups He is survived by wife Elizabeth Dietterle White three daughters a son and seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements set by R Cunningham Funeral Home with services at Northminster Presbyterian Church Oak Park Cemetery burial. Walter J Hank Augustyn 82 of Harbor Road New Castle died June 8 1996 after extended illness He was a boiler worker at Sharon Steel for 32 years An Army WWII veteran he received a Purple Heart He leaves a stepdaughter a brother three sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements by Noga Funeral Home with Mass at Madonna worship site and burial in Madonna Cemetery. Dorothy Dindinger 89 died June 8 1996 in Hill View Manor Born in Wampum she was Presbyterian She was preceded by three sisters and two brothers A service was held at Joseph A Tomon Jr Funeral Home and Clinton Cemetery burial followed.
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Jack L. White
Oak Knoll Drive
Pepper Pike
Ohio
University Hospitals of
Cleveland
White
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey Law Firm
Ann Arbor
Mich
Robert McKinney
Lucia Little White
New Castle High School
Washington and Jefferson College
University of Michigan
Marines Corps
Cleveland Scholarship Programs Inc
United Negro College Fund
Old Stone
Presbyterian Church of the Western
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Wilmington Road
Cunningham’s
Andrew Jillson
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Walter J
Hank” Augustyn
RD 2
Harbor Road
Jameson Hospital
New Castle
John
Julian Dudek Augustyn
Bessie L. Kline
Augustyn
Sharon Steel Corp
Madonna
Mary
Mother of Hope
Casimir Pulaski Club
VFW
104Th Infantry Division
Germany
France
Helen Snow
Smyrna
Del
Frank
Bertha Tomon
Stella Mrozek
Louise Augustyn
Pittsburgh
Stanley
Alozy
Dorothy Dindinger
Hill View Manor
Wampum
Gilbert L
Florence Kessler Dindinger
Miss Dindinger
Joseph A. Tomon Jr
Ellwood City
Edward Marshall
Clinton Cemetery
District alters remedial programs for bottom quartile students
A school official discussed adjusting remedial programs for students who struggle academically. The district will maintain two through six remedial options, with smaller classes and individualized instruction. Funding depends on poverty levels and the program remains strictly monitored and audited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Volunteer teachers offer jump on school
In New Castle Area School District elementary students will attend a summer session Aug 19 to 23 at West Side Primary Center for fourth graders and Thaddeus Stevens Primary Center for second through fourth graders. About 120 students are expected as teachers volunteer time for computer based math and reading lessons, with district officials calling it a teacher initiated review and enrichment program.
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New Castle Area
West Side
Thaddeus Stevens
James F. Dailey
Dailey
Learning to be a family affair program starts in 1996 97
A new district initiative called family math and family science will involve teachers, parents, and students together in math and science. Admins say it extends the school into the home and trains instructors in August with about 30 volunteers so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Area
James F. Dailey
Dailey
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Jack White
Walter Augustyn
Sharon Steel
Genevieve Solomon
Noga Funeral Home Inc
S. Mill St
Robert Miller
Madonna Cemetery
Joseph A. Martin Jr
Patty
Lee Bel
Rice
Broyhill
Ker Ir S
New York
Pennsylvania
Grove City
West Main Street
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