Chauncey Council Approves Fast Meeting Procedure
Chauncey Village moves through a night with a new method to speed sessions closed to the public from 7 to 8 and opened at 8 for quick citizen input. The agenda centered on street repairs bids bike noise complaints and village beautification with several actions and fee approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Village
Charles Wadley
Ellis Avenue
Don Douglas
Edith Cochran
Plum Street
James Leiber
Repair Of Streets Topic In Glouster
Glouster Village Council on May 20 focused on street repairs and sewage engineering. Richard Searls was hired as assistant street foreman at 425 dollars monthly. A bid from Nelsonville’s York Construction Co. for street repairs and seal treatment was discussed, with plans to meet the bidder after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard Searls
York Construction Co
Nelsonville
Sycamore
Locust Streets
High Street
Fairlawn
Spring Street
Francis White
Legion Post Plans Flags For Graves
Members of the American Legion K. T. Crossen Post 21 will place flags on veterans’ graves in Athens three city cemeteries Saturday morning. C. K. McKinstry, chairman, said boy scouts will assist at W Union Street, W State Street and Mt Calvary cemeteries. Flags stay on graves for two days before removal and storage. omissions may be reported to McKinstry or at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Athens
C. K. McKinstry
Legionnaires
W. Union Street
W. State Street
Mt. Calvary
Legion
Lejonnaires
McKinstry
Legion Home
Glouster High elects Dan Quinn president and council members
Glouster High School held elections for 1971 72 with Dan Quinn senior chosen as student council president and Denny Gillett junior as vice president Kathy Brunton becomes secretary treasurer Other seniors Bev McDonald Ed Morris Brenda Vernon juniors Penny Kempton Bev Vernon sophomores Charles Hardy Tim Seevers freshmen Dave Hartley Stuart Patton Becky Cartwright The council led homecoming spring dance cancer drive and school projects Debbie Trace receives first annual student achievement award with adviser Rod Hineman and Pamela Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Dan Quinn
Denny Gillett
Kathy Brunton
Bev McDonald
Ed Morris
Brenda Vernon
Penny Kempton
Bev Vernon
Charles Hardy
Tim Seevers
Dave Hartley
Stuart Patton
Becky Cartwright
National Observer Weekly
Debbie Trace
Rod Hineman
Pamela Workman
Lowe's Reports Record Sales and Earnings for Quarter
Lowe's Companies Inc reports new highs in sales and earnings for the quarter ended April 30. Revenue reached 38.48 million, up 35.8 percent from the previous year, with earnings rising 49.7 percent to 1.353 million and earnings per share at 32 cents versus 22 cents.
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North Wilkesboro
N. C
Lowe’s Companies, Inc
Lowe’s
Belpre
Ohio
Servicemen News Highlights Local Graduates and Assignments
Private E L Warren of Nelsonville has been assigned to the Fort Monroe Medical Detachment as a Preventive Medicine specialist after graduating from Ohio University in 1970. Airman James F Spires of Wilkesville completed Air Force carpentry training at Sheppard AFB. Private Joel R Webb of Albany Route 2 and Private Garland Blake of Crown City Route 1 completed eight weeks basic training at Fort Campbell and armor training at Fort Knox respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory L. Warren
Charles H. Warren
Sheila Doolittle
Nelsonville
Fort Monroe
Warren
Ohio University
Army
Fort Knox
Army Medical Field Service School
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
James F. Spires
Robert E. Spires
Wilkesville
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Air Force Technical
Carpenters
Vinton County
McArthur
Virginia R. Dailey
Joel R. Webb
Olga M. Webb
Albany
Army Training Center
Ft. Campbell
Western Reserve High School
Pvt
Garland Blake
Velma Blake
Crown City
Armor
Ft. Knox
Tauranga Doctor Warns On Family Size Impact
Dr E W Hutcheson chairman of Tauranga hospital board says an average of three children per family is too high for population control and would double world population in a few decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauranga
New Zealand
E. W. Hutcheson
Tauranga Hospital
Three WV men charged with possession of mari juana in Athens
Three West Virginia men Tolbert Curry of Alvatte Forest Simpkins and John Louis Triplett of Huntington were arrested in Athens and charged with possession of mari juana. Bond set at $500 each with June 7 hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Athens
Tolbert Curry
Alvatte
Forest Simpkins
John Louis Triplett
Huntington
Athens County
Stacy Trial Begins in Break-In Case
A nonjury trial before Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge John Bolin opened for Richard Stacy 20 of 10 N Lancaster St charged with two break ins. Evidence linked glass from Stacy coat to the Troy Hyatt Service Station and American Legion Home. The case proceeded with testimony from BCI and police findings amid defense objections over matching items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Athens
Richard Stacy
Lancaster St
American Legion
Troy Hyatt
South Y
Claire M. Ball Jr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Stacy
Court Street
Ball
Legion
Legion Hall
William Rowland
Anniversary Dinner Celebrates Salon Unit’s 25th Year
The Glouster-Hocking Salon of the Eight Et Forty marked its 25th anniversary at Burr Oak Lodge with charter members Irma Powers Logan and Esta Haskins present. Premier Chapeau Kate Parks hosted the meeting, Thelma Frasier won the mystery prize, officers were elected for the coming year, installation planned for October, June 24 gathering to be hosted by Grace Zimmer, with other members in attendance. A separate note recalls White House nuptials linking Lucy Payne Washington’s 1812 marriage to Judge Thomas Dodd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hocking
Burr Oak Lodge
Irma Powers
Logan
Esta Haskins
Chapeau Kate Parks
Thelma Frasier
Corning
Joyce Parsons
Margaret Balkenhof
Helen Burnelle
Grace Zimmer
Lucille Withem
Sybil Kurtaman
Neal Morris
Woolworths Sees 10 Percent Sales Rise and Store Growth
F W Woolworth Co chairman Lester A. Burcham reported an expected 1971 sales increase around 10 percent. For the first 18 weeks of the year consolidated sales rose 7.2 percent to 760,365,383 from 709,428,322 in 1970, while 1970 consolidated sales climbed 11.24 percent to 2,527,965,000 from 2,272,570,000 in 1969. Stockholders were told of expansion, with 68 large new stores opened in 1970 including 35 Woolco departments and 33 Woolworth stores, bringing total U S and Canada stores to 2,109 Woolworth and 160 Woolco locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lester A. Burcham
F. W. Woolworth Co
F. W. Woolworth and Co., Ltd
Great Britain
Woolworth
Burcham
U.S
Canada
Woolco Department
Athens Driver Cited After Two-Car Mishap
City police cited Susan Tudor, 23, of 229 W Union St., for failure to yield at the intersection of E State Street and Harris Drive after her car struck an Albany Route 1 vehicle driven by 44 year old Robert Hannon. Hannon suffered back injuries but was not treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
E. State Street
Susan Tudor
Union St
Robert Hannon
Albany
Hannon
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Chauncey Council
Chauncey
William Henry
Main Street
Penn Central Railroad
Barney Snodgrass
May Avenue
John Schoonover
Peabody Coal Co
Larry Carr
Council
William G. Abdella
Clyde Canter
James Seiber
Gladys Richards
Legion Post
Gevs
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Gino
Charles Cochran
Huntington Police
Allen Ourednik
Mill St
Charles Davis
Mill Street
Apts
Kenneth Keirns
Larry Barnhart
Maxine McDaniel
The
Midway Inn
John L. Morgan
Thomas Stankowicz
Paul Walraven
Columbus
Lester Withem
Murray City
William Polinski
Keith L. Blake
White House
Lucy Payne Washington
Thomas Dodd
United States Supreme Court
Woolworth’s
Raymond G. McCollister
Betty Jean Richmond
Jacksonville
Donald Francis Russell, Jr
Nancy Yvonne Fouty
Roger Altman
U. S Army
Glouseter
Melanie Christman
Trimble
David Keplar
Linderee
Nelsoneville
James McClure Honaker
Frankfurt
Joyce C. Smith
Raymond Dennis King
Charlotte Marie Daniel
John Roy Coleman
U. S. Navy
Wilma Faye Reynolds
Michael R. Thomas
Linda L. Kish
Richard Walters
Sandra Rupe
Donald L. Thompson
Bonnie R. Shafer
David Welsh
Susan Lucas
Harris Drive
Adams
Hamburg
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