Campus Vending, City Pay Raises On Council Agenda
City council Monday night tackled the campus vending issue and a potpourri of measures. In an nearly 80 minute session officials weighed wage increases and related budget items amid a broad slate of items.
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Paul Efaw
Dis
University vendor debate and city pay raises discussed
Ohio University Dean of Men William Butler urged a cautious summer review of campus vendor issues to avoid demonstrations. Council considered parking areas for vendors, street paving bids, higher pay for service safety director Milton Nuzum, and pay hikes for police and fire departments with extended vacation for long-serving staff. Local housing and development plans were also debated, with a call to study Highland Avenue cottages and fairgrounds housing.
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Ohio University
William Butler
East Green
Fred Weber
Charles Litz
Robert Terwillegar
University Sandwich Service
Terwillegar
Litz
Joseph Grogan
Milton Nuzum
John Alden
Nuzum
Edgar Tuckerman
Police and Fire Department
Tuckerman
Foster Coe
Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Council
Richard Rypm
Service Safety
Washington
Court
Congress
Shafer
Union
State
Second
Stewart
Ohio
Watt
Shannon
Circle Hill
Business Council
L. G Warstell
Court St
Lane Ohio Co
Nazum
Norman Dean
Hair regrowth claim features in Hollidaysburg interview
Mr. T. A. Melton Jr of Hollidaysburg Pa spoke with an Erickson representative about an exclusive home method that regrew his hair in a few months. He stated he did not suffer from male pattern baldness.
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T. A. Melton, Jr
Hollidaysburg
Erickson
Erickson Hair Scalp Specialist Visit in Athens
J. C. Kell of the Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists will be at the Athens Hotel in Athens Ohio on Wednesday May 9 from 1 PM to 830 PM. Free conference on scalp treatments, written guarantee, private interviews, and a focus on non male pattern baldness issues.
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Erickson
J. C. Kell
Athens
Ohio
United States
Ady
Chauncey Dover Senior Class Returns From Washington Trip
The 1962 Chauncey Dover Senior class returned Thursday from a five day Washington trip April 28 to May. Chaperones were Paul R Fiske and Gwendolyn Roach. They toured national landmarks including the Capitol Mount Vernon and Arlington Cemetery and visited key sites such as the Lincoln Memorial Smithsonian museums and the White House. Representative Walter H. Moeller greeted them on Capitol Hill.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Washington, D.C
Paul R Fiske
Gwendolyn Roach
Washington
National Cathed
Robert E. Lee
Lincoln Museum
Lincoln
Chauncey Personal Celebrations Honor Local Families
Two birth days were celebrated Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Way for Jacob Way and daughter in law Lenora Way. Guests included Ronald Way and children Fawn Perry Chris Roger Janice Way and others. Local residents hosted and visited acquaintances across Chauncey Lancaster Columbus Akron and Athens.
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Chauncey
Jacob Way
Lenora Way
Way
Ronald
Fawn
Perry
Chris
Roger Way
Janice Way
Lewis Johnson
Arthur Bruce
West Chauncey
Rhoda Oliver
Clarence
County Mews Brotherhood Meeting Thursday Evening
The County Mews Brotherhood will meet at Trimble as host church on Thursday evening with Dr. Roscoe Pierson as speaker. Pierson is librarian and professor of bibliography at Lexington Bible College.
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Chauncey
County Mews Brotherhood
Trimble
Roscoe Pierson
Lexington Bible College
Tea Held for Mothers by Chauncey Dover Eighth Graders
Chauncey Dover Eighth Grade students and teachers Ruth Bridgewater and Helen Walls hosted a tea for mothers. About fifty mothers attended along with invited guests Supt. and Mrs. S. L. Durst and others. Mrs. Brown led the singing while Ann Kozma and others presided at the tea table.
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Becky Sanders
Marilyn Dehman
Carole Montgomery
Catherine Bradbury
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hardin a son in Athens. Admissions include Antonia Cua in Athens and John Carpenter in Gloucester. Dismissals list Mrs. Roger Farr in Athens and Mrs. Robert Peters in Athens with daughter. Other discharges note Mrs. Jack Tedrick in Athens and several Athens area residents.
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Melvin Hardin
Athens
Antonia Cua
John Carpenter
Glouster
Jack Tedrick
Roger Farr
Robert Peters
Craig Olson
Carl Frey
Vollie McColley
Amesville
Laura Lemay
Albany
Athens Morning Shower Drops Temperatures
U S Observer C L Colmer reports in Athens a 10 am reading of 54 degrees, down six degrees in an hour. Early low 52, high later 74, with rainfall totaling .06 inch.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Two Fined On Charges Of Cohabitation
A mother of eight and her companion Tolliver pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to cohabitation charges. Both were fined 200 plus costs with tolliver also fined 100 for theft and placed on 30 days probation. They were jailed for nonpayment. cey Elementary PTA will sell hot dogs Wednesday at the school.
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John M Tolliver
Lancaster
Margaret Guerra Persinger
Lancaster Route
John Newcomb
Tolliver
Richard Lamprey
W. Union St
Chauncey
Chauncey Elementary
PTA
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Highland Ave
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Economy Savings & Loan CO
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Hair and Scalp Specialists
County Brotherhood
N. Court St
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