Proctor and Gamble Announces Wage Increase and Bonus
Proctor and Gamble plans to pay about 1.9 million dollars in wages and a 4 percent bonus to more than 3,400 workers in Cincinnati and other plants nationwide. The raise equals roughly 7.2 percent and takes effect December 1, with clerical staff receiving a 7.5 percent boost and hourly rates rising by four to five cents depending on current pay.
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Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble Co
Baltimore
Long Beach
Cal
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
New York City
Hamilton
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Vincent News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Vincent reports a flurry of visits and travels. Vincent Raymond Morris returns to Miami University in Ohio after a home visit. Local families hosted guests in this week including the Hecks, Morrises, and Risers. A Elyria church service was led by Rev. Meister in place of a deceased minister's service. Mrs. Dermott Pickett plans a move to Los Angeles after a Chicago stop en route.
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Vincent
Raymond Morris
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
William Heck and Sons
J. G. Morris
Grant Giason
Miss Shumaker
Near South Amherst
S.C. Hurlbut
Leroy Rhone
Edith Morris
W. J. Watts
Elyria
W. Hecker
Adoka Caley
Meister
Home For the Aged
H. J. Bond
William Fixler
Phyllis
Rittman
Local Families Share Weekend Dinner Gatherings
Short notice lists Mr and Mrs Charles Foote and two children of Cleveland as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F H Lewis with Chris Ackerman and daughters Alma and Emma also attending. Other visitors include Mrs C B Senning and family and Mr and Mrs Herman Stith and Norman Stith of Butternut Ridge road. Francis Lewis, who spent weeks in Cleveland with his uncle Charles Foote, has returned home.
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Charles Foote
Cleveland
F. H. Lewis
Chris Ackerman
Alma
Emma
C. BF. Senning
Familly
Herman Stith
Norman
Butternut Ridge Road
Francis Lewis
Charlies Foote
Foote
South Carolina
Thomas McCarty
Emma Ackerman
HK. C. Haskins
la Porte
O. B. Rea
Alfred
Alma Ackerman
Charles McCarty
William Cunningham
Laxewood
Ohio
Wild Duck Yields 14 Nuggets of Gold in Castalia
A duck hunter in Castalia, Ohio reports a wild duck contained 14 small gold nuggets in its craw. The bird, believed to originate near a Canadian gold mining area, was cleaned after the shot. Local residents share routine updates about family visits and illnesses.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Charles Webster
Castalia
Blue Ribbon Percherons Loom at Chicago Exposition
New London residents William Murray of Rochester and Lowell Hile of this place depart Friday for the Chicago International Livestock Exposition to exhibit their Blue Ribbon Percherons. Sunday visitors at George Parnell’s home include Mr and Mrs Vernon Reddick. Also present are Mr and Mrs Ceci Hulme and Mrs Blanche Walker of Greenwich. The Mitchell family hosts Rev and Mrs William H Mitchell and daughter as Thanksgiving guests. Donald and Wilma Mitchell of Cleveland join the holiday gathering.
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New London
William Murray
Rochester
Lowell Hileman
George Parnell
Vernon Reddick
Ceci Hulme
Blanche Walker
Greenwich
Robert Mitchell
William H. Mitchell
Donald and
Wilma Mitchell
Cleveland
Delaware visit by Brundage Par nell and Morse
Leonard Brundage Percy Par nell and Geraldine Morse spent Sunday at Delaware as guests of Gerald Fondon and other friends for a social gathering.
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Leonard Brundage
Percy Parnell
Geraldine Morse
Delaware
Gerald Fondon
Local Notices and Social Snippets
Mrs. Carrie Griffin of W Mafia Street recuperating from a days long illness. The Cheston Lindsay family of Ashland were Thanksgiving guests here. The Junior Chair of the First M. E. Church begins winter work under Christine Giles Bingham. Norman Smith of Oberlin visited at the George Parnell home. Mrs. Parnell shows improvement but remains confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yates of Milwaukee were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Rasmussen. Miss Doris Smeltz recovering from appendectomy at New London Hospital. Mrs. C. H. Burk injured after a fall on Columbus street injuring ankle ligaments. Miss Mary Heddon to visit Chicago friends. Miss Marie Bohn arrived from Flora Stone Mather College to spend the weekend with her parents.
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Carrie Griffin
W. Mafia Street
Cheston Lindsay
Ashland
Ida Lindsay
V. C. Heitschel
M. E. Church
Christine Giles Bingham
Norman Smith
Oberlin
George Parnell
Charles Yates
Milwaukee
Wis
E. C. Rasmussen
Doris Smeltz
New London Hospital
C. H. Burk
Columbus Street
Mary Heddon
Chicago
Marie Bohn
Flora Stone Mather College
Cleveland
Frank Bohn
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Greenwich Home
Among the Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reddick of Greenwich were Cecil and Kenneth Marett of Fitchville Road. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes of Marion Ohio spent the week end with relatives here. Helen Rife, Hazel Bradford and
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Vernon Reddick
Greenwich
Cecil
Kenneth Marett
Fitchville Road
Henry Grimes
Marion, O
Helen Rife
Hazel Bradford
Cleveland Visitors Trace Ohio Trip After Stadium Event
Leilah Harris and Cleveland visitors were noted on Monday. Mr and Mrs C H Burk and Mr and Mrs Henry Hedden attended the Ohio State Michigan game at Columbus Saturday.
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Leilah Harris
Cleveland
C. H. Burk
Henry Hedden
Columbus
Local Residents Attend Bellevue Beacon Light Service
Henrietta Lat teman Adaline and Dorothy Becker accompanied by Mr and Mrs Rudolph Krieg of Elsina attended the Beacon Light service at Bellevue Reformed church Sunday afternoon. A Thanksgiving program was presented at the school auditorium Wednesday afternoon. Mrs G C Becker attended a banquet at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky Thursday evening in honor of the graduating class.
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Henrietta
Albert Latteman
Adaline
Dorothy Becker
Rudolph Krieg
Elsina
Bellevue Reformed Church
G. C. Becker
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Hattie Crawford
Vivian
Elyria
Howard Born
Oberlin
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