Fourteen New Teachers Named at Rittman Breakfast
The Rittman Education Association Continental Breakfast at Milton Presbyterian Church announced fourteen new teachers. Highlights include Carolyn Ferguson teaching 7th grade Math and English, Candy Torgerson in special education, Mary Jameson Spanish and French at the High School, and Becky Eller as North Street second grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Education Association
Milton Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Ferguson
Rittman
Kent State
Candy Torgerson
Akron
Kent
Mary Jameson
Wooster College
Wooster
Becky Eller
North Street
Labor Day closure for United Telephone Orrville office
The United Telephone Company of Ohio Orrville Business Office will close on Labor Day September 6 1971 per Orrville district manager Roy Moffett. The report also lists staff changes at area schools with new teachers Deanne McIntyre Kathy Reffert Tonia Cole Kathy Lampert and Jack McClarran among others including graduates from Akron University Miami of Ohio and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Superintendent Larry Stucky praised the gathered talent at breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Telephone Company of
Ohio
Orrville
Roy Moffett
Smithville
Wooster College
Deanne McIntyre
Akron University
Akron
North Street
Kathy Reffert
Rittman
Akron U
Tonia Cole
Wadsworth
Indiana University of Penn
Sue Osterland
Miami of Ohio
Kathy Lampert
Bowling Green
Frank Boys
Oxon Hill
Maryland
Mount Union College
Jack McClarran
Wooster
Ohio University
Kathy Hirschbuhl
Temple
Rebecca Miller
Cincinnatti
Union U_ Jackson
Ten
Larry Stucky
Appointment of Frank Speicher as Executor in Mary E Speicher Estate
Notice of appointment under Revised Code Sec 2113.08 states Frank E Speicher of Doylestown Ohio is executor of the Mary E Speicher estate in Wayne County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated August 4 1971 before Judge Leon Kindsvatter RP-8-18 8-25 9-1 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Speicher
Frank E Speicher
Doylestown
Ohio
Mary E Speicher
Wayne County
Know Your Candidates Robert Bodager
Robert E Bodager seeks a Board of Education seat to serve the community. A former City Council member and president of a local group, he also served on the Civil Service Commission. A Rittman native, he attended local schools and Northwestern University and belongs to Lions, Chamber of Commerce, and the Masonic Order. He and wife Marion live at 7 Hickin Ave with sons Brad and Brian and daughter Beth. He says his background in business and education will help in making wise decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Bodager
Board of Education
Civil Service Commission
Bodager
Rittman
Rittman Schools
Northwestern University
Lions. Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Order
Marion
Brad
Brian
Beth Joe
Hickin Ave
Bodager addresses school board role and millage views
Bodager backs elected boards serving the community and not minority desires. He may support a millage increase if needed and comments on the Joint Vocational School and studentTeacher ratios. He praises facilities and notes no warded board elections in his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Savings Bond Sales Highlight July 1971 Ohio Activity
July 1971 reports show Ohio savings bond sales reaching 617 percent of annual quota with 262 percentage growth in Semes E and HH bonds. July totals include 199 1 thousand for the first seven months and 114 048 for the month. Bernard Pott notes Wayne County Volunteer Bonds 705 percent of target. local boards emphasize policy over day to day duties as Bodager outlines board goals and study areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Ohio
Haly
Bernard Pott
Wayne County Volunteer Savings
Bodager
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Candace Torgerson
Caroly Fergusonwth
Donna Mautz
Frank Roys
Rebecca Eller
Katherine Hirschbuhl
Guidance
Science
Leon Kindsvatter Judge
Dianne Kish
Yale
Wooster Public Square
Aard Park Ave
Pra
Rittn
Akron Main & Market
Rittman Shopping Center
Bodager Agency, Inc
Robert Bodager
Clara Houck
Meadow Sale
Hia
Beth
Robert
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