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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1953
Page
7
Mrs. Jack Culp and Betty Howe visited Mrs. and Dr. and Mrs. W E Howe. They returned home after a Cincinnati visit with Mr and Mrs a week in Indianapolis with Bill Campbell and Mary Jane Howe.
Three Sylvania employees at the Nelsonville plant aged over 40 with one year credit qualify for the Savings and Retirement plan. The program, optional for staff, uses payroll deductions of 3 percent with a company match equal to half of member contributions plus 6 percent of pre tax profits. It is managed by Guaranty Trust Co. and supplements Social Security with retirement and death benefits.
Mrs Mat tie Tipple, 79, of Lancaster, mother of Pete Tipple, died at Lancaster City Hospital after a fall fractured her hip five weeks earlier. A native of Lancaster, she was survived by three married daughters, a son, a sister, and a brother. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Ward Haldeman Funeral Home, with burial in Forest Rose Cemetery.
York Grange 2436 will meet at the Grange Hall Friday at 8 p m. A business session precedes refreshments served by Venice and Cliff Brown Cleo Whitmore Mildred and John Francis. The hall's kitchen and dining room have been newly decorated.
Nelsonville report shows Chester Lowry of Carbondale admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital after a hand injury from a post hole digger near Lake Hope. Jean Thomas of Nelsonville Route 1 treated for bruised legs after a farm tractor fall. Herbert Little, a welder at AE camp near Piketon, received eye injuries from steel cuttings.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tharp and their son have returned from a motor trip in New England. While in the East they visited the former’s brother in Providence Rhode Island.
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