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MEDIA – A Delaware County customer filed suit against her hair salon, claiming one of its employees scalded her on the shoulder with boiling water during her hair appointment.
Wanda Miller of Yeadon filed suit in the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas on Feb. 3 versus Hairs to You, of Bala Cynwyd.
“On Aug. 15, 2020, plaintiff was getting her hair done at defendant’s salon. During the course of plaintiff’s hair appointment, one of defendant’s employees accidentally spilled boiling hot water on plaintiff’s shoulder,” the suit states.
“As a result, plaintiff suffered serious pain and suffering as well as permanent scarring. At all relevant times, defendant’s employees acted as an agents, employees or representatives of defendant which is vicariously liable for their actions and omissions.”
Sat, 01/23/2021 - 5:00am
Weldon Cloyce Miller, age 85, of Mt. Pleasant, Texas, passed away on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Visitation services will be Friday, January 15th, from 6-8 p.m. at Bates Cooper Sloan Funeral Home in Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 16th, at 2 p.m. at the North Jefferson church of Christ in Mt. Pleasant with Kris Groda officiating. Pallbearers include the elders of the North Jefferson church of Christ, Florence Brannon, Jr., Art Scharlach, and Ty Abston. Honorary pallbearers include the Deacons of the North Jefferson Church of Christ, Directors of Guaranty Bancshares, Guaranty Bank & Trust, Sondra Cunningham, and his grandsons. Burial will follow at Nevill’s Chapel Cemetery. There will not be a graveside service.
Korryn Kubashek was elected as the new chair of the Communithon Committee, by nomination of the executive committee. Wanda Miller, who served as chair for the past two years, will now step into the past chair position. Lynda Rideout was elected vice chair, and Tasha Collins and Kristen Iversen put their names forward to co-chair the secretary and treasurer roles. Many of the sub-committee leads were also chosen during the meeting, including: Sabrina Kraft, Communications lead; Tasha Collins, Finance lead; Wanda Miller, Business Committee lead; Brenda Clark, Allocations and Staging/Facility lead; Lindsey Manko-Bauche, Volunteer Committee lead; and Kristen Iversen, Online Auction lead.
Dec 14, 2020 - 4:41 pm
Charley Pride was on the on-ramp to Nashville fame then his audience discovered how he looked. In 1967, after two non-charting singles, his third, Just Between You And Me, had pierced the Top 10 on the Hot Country Songs chart. Pride had guitar pioneer Chet Atkins, producer “Cowboy Jack Clement and manager-agent Jack Johnson in his corner. In short, he was
moving. But when Pride strolled into the spotlight at the Olympia Stadium in Detroit, clamorous applause curdled into an awkward silence.
Undoubtedly aware of the audience s reaction, Pride hesitated before laying into his first song. Instead, he leaned his arms on his acoustic guitar, as if to drag over a chair and say, Let s rap for a moment.