Trenton Council Approves Martin Park Street Plan
The Trenton Village Council approved a six-lot street end plat for the first addition to Martin Park submitted by Herbert Martin. The layout lies between Maple Avenue Arthur Street and S First Street with lot frontages from 80 to 100 feet. The council also awarded a $645 bid for three lumps and authorized sewer project planning with a $1 460 170 estimate pending a $715 085 federal grant. A 2 500 mercury vapor street light was approved for Douglas Street and a basic tool set was purchased from Mac Tool Co for 163. A police radio for the new cruiser was discussed.
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Trenton
Martin Park
Herbert Martin
Maple Avenue
Arthur Street
S. First Street
Martin
Counell
McWhart, Hambleton & Tilton
Gahanna
Ohio
Robert Bradford
Douglas Street
Roger Drive
Mac Tool Co
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Mayor's Wife and Grecian Urns Star in Music Man
Meredith Willson's Broadway musical The Music Man is presented tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Monroe High School auditorium under Paul Bell. Senior Bob Young is Professor Harold Hill with Laura Cox as Marion. David Loxley plays Mayor Shinn and Mary Lou Spencer is his wife. The cast includes Cornett, Streifthau, Buchanan, Goodloe, Spencer, Baltz as the Grecian Urns and a barbershop quartet of Taylor, Housh, Sword and Hammond.
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Cornett, Streifthau, Buchanan, Goodloe, Spencer
Baltz Monroe
Meredith Willson
Music Man
Monroe High School
Paul Bell
Bob Young
Harold Hill
Iowa
Laura Cox
Marian
Aura
Bob
Swenty
Glen Taylor
Gerry Housh
Louie Sword
Tom Hammond
Lida Rose
Sincere
Frances Nel
Shinn
David Loxley
Mary Lou Spencer
Peggy Schmitt
Art Johnson
Ron Tolson
Perry Clarke
Brad Griffin
Joan Hagen
Shirley Streifthau
Ricka Baltz
Janet Buchanan
Donna Goodloe
Jeannie Cornett
Judy Harris
George McQuinn
Darryl Bowen
Shiry Streifthau
Kella Philips
Jim Craycraft
Dinzie Brown
Kay Senften
Linda Price
Darlene Cox
John Stein
Paula Kern
Elaine Wells
Jane Barker
Lois Bennett
Mary Ellen Dieterly
Helen Ely
Betty Lawwill
Jane Maddox
Susan Ryckman
Mike Berry
Mike Buck
Ken Greene
Larry Hinkle
John McClure
Vernon Metz
Tim Short
Everett Smith
Bill Warner
Jeanne Shackleford
Karen Hammond
Nursing Home Rules Upheld by Ohio Judge
Columbus AP The Common Pleas Judge George Marshall ruled that Ohio Public Health Council nursing and rest home regulations adopted last July 7 are reasonable and legally adopted. He found the council had authority, followed proper procedures, and that none of the rules was unreasonable. Delbert DeHass led a suit for home operators claiming limited cross examination and incomplete argument presentation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
George Marshall
Ohio Public Health Council
Delbert DeHass
Union
Marshall
DeHass
Council
Faculty Aides Named for School Production
Faculty members assisting the school production include Miss Judy Anderson and Mrs Delores Saylor for choreography and stage setting along with Kern Cate handling lighting and special effects. Earl Jones leads the orchestra and Paul Morrow directs the band.
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Judy Anderson
Delores Saylor
Kern Cate
Charles Ewart
Earl Jones
Paul Morrow
Armco reports smaller first quarter profit and sales drop
Armco Steel Corp reports first quarter earnings of 11 015 000 or 74 cents a share on 213 776 177 in sales. Depreciation charges 15 625 002. Compared with 245 325 368 and 1 199 821 tons last year, shipments fell to 975 470 tons. Logan T Johnston announced at the annual meeting.
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Armco Steel Corp
Logan T. Johnston
Armco reports rising costs and slipping steel prices
In a company review Johnston shows four year cost growth of 8.8 percent and a 2 percent drop in average selling prices. Profit as a percent of sales fell 24 percent though Armco spent 265 million to modernize plants. Directors MacNichol Mayer Payson and Johnston re-elected for three years.
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Johnston
Armco
George P. MacNichol Jr
John A. Mayer
Charles S. Payson
Jobless Claims Dip In Ohio Weekly Report
In Columbus Ohio the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation notes declines in both new and continuing unemployment claims. Continuing claims total 104584 down from 114312 the prior week while new claims total 11397 down from 12110 across the previous week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
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