Sylvania outlines two year pay schedule and benefits
The revised program adds a third week of vacation from 1959 for employees with ten or more years of service and expands group medical surgical and hospital insurance. It also widens life insurance on retirement and extends health benefits to normal retirees. If unions accept by a set date the raise becomes retroactive to September 1. Local 1803 and the company will begin wage talks soon. Sylvania employs about 25,000 across 44 plants and 21 labs in 13 states.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, A. F. of L
Nelsonville
Sylvania
Rotarians Hear Talk About Surveying Camp
Nelsonville Rotary member Irvin Badger described his experiences at a summer surveying camp in Zaleski Forest operated by Ohio State University. He noted the last year of that camp and proposals for an Ohio University surveying camp at Dow Lake, plus daily routines, weather impacts, outdoor instruction in woodsmanship, and hazards from ivy, bees, and snakes. Attorney John Daley attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irvin Badger
Rotary Club
Zaleski Forest
Ohio State University
Badger
Ohio University
Dow Lake
Zaleski
Atty
John Daley
James Shumaker
Peterson's Ointment Offers Relief for Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars yearly is spent on treatments for itch of piles. Drugists recommend Peterson's Ointment for cooling and astringent relief in minutes. A 50c box or 75c tube applicator delivers fast comfort and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Birthday celebration at the Hushower home in Washington
Miss Ruth Hushower of Washington DC visited Mr and Mrs John Hushower and their son Bob along with Jean Ann Weiss Eileen Sanders and Wayne Sanders. The group celebrated the birthdays of Mr and Mrs John Hushower with Ruth joining Bob Jean Ann Eileen and Wayne in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hushower
Washington, D. C
John Hushower
Bob
Jean Ann Weiss
Eileen Sanders
Wayne Sanders
Bob Hushower
Sketch of Dr. Waering Highlighted in Skyline August
Biographical sketch of Dr Kolbein Waering medical director at Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital appears in the August issue of The Skyline. He was born in Havana Cuba and came to America in 1918. educated at East Orange University University of North Carolina and Harvard Medical School. He and wife Bernice Brack married in 1939 in Jacksonville Florida and have four children. He interned at Lowell Hospital and Riverside Hospital and spent eight years in the U S Public Health Service in Florida before private practice in Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kolbein Waering
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Havana
Cuba
America
East Orange University
New Jersey
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Harvard University
Bernice Brack
Jacksonville
Fla
Gene
Kelly
Chris
Keith
Waering
Lowell Hospital
Mass
Riverside Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Florida
Orlando
Former Jacksonville Man To Leave Akron Police
Lt Ray Wemmer former Jacksonville resident retires after 27 years with the Akron Police Department. He ends duty Sept 24 and takes 30 days vacation. On Sept 1 he becomes chief security officer for the University of Akron overseeing an eight member staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ray Wemmer
The
Akron Police Department
University of Akron
Leslie Hardy
University
Wemmer
Akron
Police Department
Texas Mice Survive 37 Days in Imitation Space Ship
Two dwarf mice from Texas lived 37 days in a sealed chamber at the University of Texas with oxygen from green algae. The mice remained healthy, but the oxygen method is not yet practical for manned space missions. The tests were supervised by Dr. Jack Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Texas
University of Texas
Jack Myers
Woman's Society of Christian Service Meets at First Methodist
In Nelsonville 45 members and five guests gather for the WSCS General Meeting at the First Methodist Church social rooms. Mrs. Mildred Carlin leads business, reports on Lancaster WSCS chapters, and a gift is presented to retiring president Doris Pergrin as Circle Four earns the pennant with eleven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Doris Pergrin
Jessie Duncan
Kathryn Gray
Martha Fick
Edna Raine
Esta Warren
Great Britain
France
India
United
Bernadine Allen
Elmer Siddle
Reneva Pritchard
Mildred Carlin
Lancaster Wscs
Carlin
Lillian Betts
Circle Four
Marie Barton
Kings Daughters Sunday School Picnic Held at Logan Home
The annual Kings Daughters Sunday School class picnic took place at Mrs. Vern Robinett’s Logan home with many members and guests in attendance. Attendees included Hattie Patton Harry Swain Nellie Allen Frank Allen Roy Crothers Albert Sparks Neil Gebhart Homer Carter John Hutchinson and others with extended visits from St. Augustine Columbus Buckeye Lake and Jacksonvill e Florida and Iowa.
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Haydenville
Kings Daughters
Vern Robinett
Logan
Hattie Patton
Harry Swain
Nellie Allen
Frank Allen
Roy Crothers
Albert Sparks
Neil Gebhart
Homer Carter
John Hutchinson
Karen
Jean Ann
Johnnie
Dorothy McQuaid
Porter Moore
Herbert Moore
Leslie Higgins
Evelyn Rose
Nora Skiver
Nelsonville
Max Robinett
Union Furnace
Poston Poston Visitor Gatherings At Local Reunions
Recent visitors attended multiple reunions across the area. Ted Covert and family joined the Lewis circle for a picnic supper. Lent reunion hosted by Foster Jordan drew fifty nine guests. Thompson reunion at Rachelmacher Park in Logan included Dewey Hunter and family. Other visitors came from Dayton The Plains and Buchtel along with Norval Souths guests.
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Dewey Hunter
Walter
Dorothy
Penny
Mike
Thompson
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Norval South
Mark Blackford
Mae Homan
Jean
Jerri Baldwin
Dayton
Bill Boyd
the Plains
Ed Calvert
Buchtel
Mrs Cosette Jarvis 92 dies in Stewart home
Mrs Cosette B Jarvis 92 longtime Stewart resident and painter died Tuesday morning at her Stewart home. She leaves a son Wade of Stewart a daughter Ardath Langford of McConnelsville four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Husband Charles died in 1944 Funeral services set for Thursday 2 pm at the Stewart residence with burial in Stewart cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm Wednesday White Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Cosette B. Jarvis
Stewart
Wade
Ardath Langford
McConnelsville
Charles
Guy White
Stewart Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Births and Admissions At Mount St Mary Hospital
Lists newborns and new arrivals at Mount St Mary Hospital. Daughters for Dawley Nel sonville Route 1 and Johnson Corning Route 1, plus many admitted or listed patients including Floyd R. Pierson Logan Emmett Carter Glouster Route Seward R Clock Glouster others with names and hometowns such as Eva Joyner Corning Helen Ford Logan Evans Nelsonville Flora Joseph Glouster Route 2 Merle Paxton Junction City Route 1 and daughter Elisha Burley Zaleski Marilyn Post Corning Route 1 Chalmer Carr Roseville Phillip Bateman Jr Buchtel James Forbes Nelsonville Ada Lewis Nelsonville Charlotte Hill The Plains Hugh James Shawnee Opal Wilson New Lexington Cora Antle Jacksonville.
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Seward R. Clock
Glouster
Eva Joyner
Corning
Helen Ford
Logan
William B. Evans
Nelsonville
Flora Joseph
Merle A. Paxton
Junction City
Elisha Burley
Zaleski
Marilyn Post
Chalmer Carr
Roseville
Phillip Bateman, Jr
Buchtel
James Forbes
Ada Lewis
Charlotte Hill
the Plains
Hugh James
Shawnee
Opal Wilson
New Lexington
Cora Antle
Jacksonville
Buchtel Band Concert and Ice Cream Social Tonight
A band concert and ice cream social will be held on the lawn near the mayor's office tonight starting at 5 30 p m. Baked goods will be sold.
Booster Club Elects Officers and Plans Fundraising
The Athletic Booster Association of Glouster elected Al Hall as president Bill Roberts as vice president and Charles Milhoan as secretary treasurer. The group discussed buying nine blocking dummies providing new benches at the stadium and selling advertising for football programs.
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Glouster
Athletic Booster Association
al Hall
Bill Roberts
Charles Milhoan
Reception for Trimble and Lincoln Couple
Mrs. Lida Johnson Trimble and Mr. Elmer Sanford Lincoln of Bedford Iowa were married August 17 at 3 pm in Glouster Methodist Church with Rev. Lester Linton officiating. A reception at the Johnson home followed with relatives and out of town sisters Mrs. Horace McElhinney Mrs. Robert Warner and Mrs. Allen Ball in attendance. The couple will reside in Bedford Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Lida Johnson
Elmer Sanford Lincoln
Bedford
Iowa
Glouster Methodist Church
Lester Linton
Emmett Carter
Johnson
Horace McElhinney
Robert Warner
Middleport
Allen Ball
Pomeroy
Mrs
Lincoln
Cunningham Family Visits Aunts and Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs Dick Cunningham and son Richard of North Hollywood California spent six weeks visiting Mrs Cunningham’s aunt Miss Eva Keintz Summit Street and Mr and Mrs Dan Gyure in Newark. They returned to California today. Garnet Pico and Jane and Rachel Murray visited in Columbus with Miss Mary Foley and Mrs Julia Hayden. Earl McGee and children Mary Marilyn and Johnny returned from a vacation visiting Huntington West Virginia and Johnson City Tennessee with the Showalter family. Roy Hall Madison Street travels with Mrs Hall and sister in Newark to attend granddaughter Joan Hall’s wedding in Atlanta Georgia on August Web 27.
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Dick Cunningham
Richard
North Hollywood
Calif
Cunningham
Eva Keintz
Summit St
Garnet Pico
Jane
Rachel Murray
Columbus
Mary Foley
Julia Hayden
Vivian
Earl McGee
Mary
Marilyn
Johnny
Huntington
W. Va
Robert Fisher
Johnson City
Tenn
Melvin Showalter
Roy Hall
Madison St
Hall
George Hinn
Newark
Atlanta
Georgia
Web
Joan
Edgar Hall
Trimble and Gloucester Visitors Stay in Ravenswood
Trimble residents Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gooding and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rogers with Donna, visit Rav enswood W Va. They tour with Howard Robinson and Cc. L. Kalt, uncle to the Goodings and Rogers. Mr. Kalt, age 93, remains in a chair but is in fairly good health. Masury Ohio guests Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Grandy and daughter Evelyn visit their uncle and aunt, L. R. Gooding.
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L. R. Gooding
Trimble
H. A. Rogers
Glouster
Donna
Columbus
Ravenswood
W. Va
Howard Robinson
Cc. L. Kalt
Gooding
Mr. Rogers
Evelyn
Masury
Ohio
Bass Fishing Improves as Labor Day Ends Beach Use
Lake Burr Oak area reports vary in bass success with fishermen Hanson Martin Athens Alex Docie Glouster Fred James Athens Dwight Hartley Glouster posting several largemouths including a 6 and 5 pounder. The dam reports high temps 85, low 44, rainfall 1.24 inches, lake elevation 721.80 and water at 70. Mr Shipley warns Labor Day last day for beach swimming and enforces boat light regulations after dark.
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Hanson B. Martin
Athens
Alex Docie
Glouster
Fred James
Dwight Hartley
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