Virgil Junod Ends 46-Year Career Auto Doctor Retiring
Virgil Junod, longtime service manager at Athens Buick Cadillac Oldsmobile, retires after 46 years with the same dealer dating to 1926. He played a key role in adapting to model changes, emphasized reliable customer service, and plans to enjoy time at home in Athens and a riverfront property at Hockingport with wife Mary Bernice Shuler.
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Virgil Junod
Roy Cross
Athens
Junod
Jones
Buick
Frank Cone
N. Court
Carpenter Streets
Earl Davis
Johnny Jones
E. State
Eden
Jonod
General Motors Institute
State Highway Department
Cone
Mary Bernice Shuler
N. Shannon Ave
Ohio River
Hockingport
Athens City Council Sets 7:30 PM Meeting With Two Ordinances
Athens city council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday due to New Year’s Day. On second reading, an ordinance would authorize the service safety director to hire an engineer to plan a Mulligan Road area sanitary sewer project and operate the city parking lot there. Committee reports are also on the agenda.
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Athens City
Mulligan Road
First Presbyterian Society of Athens
N. College St
Fluoridation Considered In Cincinnati Water Plan
City Council likely to vote on an ordinance to fluoridate Cincinnati water after the human resources committee asked the city solicitor to draft the measure. The proposal would need full Council approval and is part of ongoing city public health efforts.
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Cincinnati
Council
City Solicitor’s Office
Six Fined By Mayor In Point Pleasant
Sidney E Huddleston 24 Gallipolis Ferry was fined 50 dollars plus costs in Point Pleasant Mayor's Court for driving while intoxicated. Homer L Bonecutter Sr 30 Point Pleasant was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless operation. Four others were fined 10 dollars plus costs for offenses including failure to yield right of way intoxication speeding and no vehicle under control.
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Point Pleasant
Sidney E. Huddleston
Gallipolis Ferry
Homer L. Bonecutter Sr
Richard Lee Jordan
Charleston
Perry Barker
Michael A. Thomas
Leon
James A. Toles
New Haven Fire Crews Respond to Two Friday Calls
The New Haven Fire Department answered two incidents Friday. At 6 p.m. on Haven Heights Wayne Lee Capehart's home saw clothes ignite on a bathroom heater causing about 150 dollars in damage. At 8:15 p.m. on West Point Road Charles Kearns’s car backfired through the carburetor and burned wholly.
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New Haven
Haven Heights
Wayne Lee Capehart
West Point Road
Charles Kearns
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