Newest Schools Coldest

Newest Schools Coldest
January 15, 1954
January 1954
Middletown, Ohio
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Gotta Turn On The Heat - The Board of Education wants to turn the heat on its pupils at Taft and Wilson schools. Clerk Hugh Butler was instructed by board members last night to hire another engineer to keep Taft’s boilers flowing 16 instead 10 hours a day. He also was asked to investigate the Wilson situation and devise a method of keeping the halls in that building warm. "Halls at Taft are not comfortable at any time during the day except the afternoon," Butler told members. Vice President Joseph Woodruff added, "Wilson School is almost in as bad a shape." "I think we have heating systems in both Wilson and Taft schools that we ought not to have,” Butler pointed out...
Gotta Turn On The Heat - The Board of Education wants to turn the heat on its pupils at Taft and Wilson schools. Clerk Hugh Butler was instructed by board members last night to hire another engineer to keep Taft’s boilers flowing 16 instead 10 hours a day. He also was asked to investigate the Wilson situation and devise a method of keeping the halls in that building warm. "Halls at Taft are not comfortable at any time during the day except the afternoon," Butler told members. Vice President Joseph Woodruff added, "Wilson School is almost in as bad a shape." "I think we have heating systems in both Wilson and Taft schools that we ought not to have,” Butler pointed out...
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