CHS Emblem and Wage Increases Approved by Union
Northern Ohio Telephone Company final offer approved by Local Union 986 after four meetings. New hourly rates take effect November 27 1967 for one year, with raises for Plant Department workers including line men, troublemen, and foremen. Traffic Department operators receive staged increases over the year, with supportive mediation by Arthur Wood of the Federal Mediation Service in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Arthur Wood
Federal Mediation Service
Toledo
Line
Wage Increases Set For Switchboard Operators in 1967 68
The agreement outlines wage progressions with a first rise on July 27, 1967 and a further 1.60 per hour minimum on February 1, 1968. A third increase of four cents per hour on May 27, 1968 applies to workers with over three years service. Total wage increase calculated at 1253 percent, 4746 percent required to reach the $1.60 minimum.
Founder's Day Celebrated By Kappa Delta Phi Beta Chapter
Members of Kappa Delta Phi Beta Chapter Sorority observed Founder's Day on November 7 at Club Azzar with a pre event on November 5 hosted by Jane Frye. The group combined business and social activities and planned charitable baskets for a local family and the School For Retarded Children. A wig was donated to Mrs. Jerry Wall of Upper Sandusky. A Christmas Exchange social is set for December 20 at Harriet Callahan’s home, with a January 2 business meeting at Betty Simons’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Phi
Club Azzar
Jane Frye
Jerry Wall
Upper Sandusky
Harriet Callahan
Betty Simons
Carey High School awards honor standout athletes and scholars
The Carey High School awards night honored Mike Canode as the most valuable player and Larry Cole as the most valuable offensive player with trophies for Bob Mullhand as top defensive player. First year lettermen named include Larry Cole and others. wrestling schedule and engagement notice also appear along with tax notes and a county emergency loan update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cole
Carey Devil
Carl Dilts
Carey High School
Bob Shaffer
Mike Yingling
John Evans
Dave Peace
Larry Niederkohr
George DeAmicis
Dennis Mathern
John Duffield
Brad Roof
John Landall
Randy Mulls
Bob Mullholand
Ralph Wentling
Tom Mullholland
Ralph Trqiano
Tom Hall
Dan Lindsay
Irvin Woods
Mike Canade
Jerry Kitzler
Keith Williams
Three Beys
Ohio Farmers Seek Emergency Loans Across Counties
Far mers Home Administration requests emergency loan authorizations for 27 Ohio counties after tax and drought related losses, with FHA Supervisor Ned Place urging eligibility declarations to help farmers continue normal operations. Cloud announces gas tax distributions totaling 65.6 million year to date with 1.97 million pending to municipalities, based on revised 1966 registrations.
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Ate
Ohio
Farmers Home Administration
Ned Place
FHA
Hancock
Lucas
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Wood
Wyandot
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmer’ Home Administration
Place
Westgate
West Market Street
Riffin
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Court News Municipal Court Clerk's November Report
Municipal Court records show 199 cases in November with 156 from the Ohio State Highway Patrol and 17 from Wyandot County Sheriff's Department. Collections totaled 5230.70 with 665.00 bonds returned and 3.00 restitution paid, distribution 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hehr
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Wyandot County Sheriff's Department
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
PUCO
State Game Protector
Local financial report and court actions in Wyandot County
November financials show bonds posted leaving a balance of 563.00 with disbursements to State Treasurer Wyandot County Treasurer Upper Sandusky Carey and others. Civil cases filed eight settled. village costs 122.80. total November village payment 3,731.68. Forfeited appearance bonds list several towns and amounts. Marriage licenses issued in probate court for Damron and Starling. Divorces granted in common pleas court Pollock case and Stoll case. Vehicle transfers by Clerk N. V. Armstrong include 76 new and 136 used cars plus 117 casual sales and 16 new and 34 used trucks. Poet’s Nook notes a new baby naming challenge. Health officer Richard Buckingham underwent an appendectomy and hospital stay expected through week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gail Porterfield
Wyandot
Supreme Court
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wyandot County Law Library Association
Seneca County
Thomas E. Butterworth
Toledo
James T. Boyd
Birmingham
Mich
Carl W. Nixon
Flint
Michigan
Juan J. Carbajal
Lincoln Park
Loyal D
Charles B. Damron
Charles Damron
Mary E. Rhodes
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Wayne A. Rhodes
Kenneth Starling
Walter K. Starling
Karen Ellis
Reuben Ellis
N. V. Armstrong
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CHS
Teaffic Department
Miss Bittner
Carey Blue Devils
B&m Burger House
Good Hamburger
East Findlay Street
Growd
Betty McKee
Kappa Deltas
Myers
Geschwind
NCC
Sears
Grates
Minces
Sears, Roebuck and Coy
Tiffin Rd
Findlay, Ohio
Mike Canode
Carey High
Elmwood
Mohawk
Hopewell-London
Findlay
Crestline
Ontario
Arcadia
Albert Huss
Cynthia Elchert
Harold C. Elchert
Fremont Street
Fostoria
Cynthia Ann
Cletus Huss
West Tiffin Street
New Riegel
Alice Huss
Elchert
St. Wendelin High School
Commercial Bank and Penue Company
Huss
Carey Big Blue
Court News
Common Pleas Court
Virginia B. Pollock
Lloyd W. Pollock
Grover Allen Stoll
Janet Marie Stoll
Poet's Nook
New Baby
Mabel G. Hewett
Richard Buckingham
Carey Police Force
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Carey Furniture
Carey, Ohio
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