[Alumni-chat] Antiochiana! -- The location of the "68 Cafe!":inYell

[lwollin]

I lived upstairs at the Funeral Home when I was CG secretary (and learned 
that I shouldn't be a telephone receptionist) and they rented rooms to co-op 
students.

As far as I remember, the "68 cafe" was called the 68 diner when I was 
there.

I've never had better fried chicken than the chicken I ate at Com's. They 
were very kind to
Antioch students when I was there, too.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "J. David Coldren" <jdavid at coldren.net>
To: "'Alumni Chat List'" <alumni-chat at w3.antioch.edu>
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 7:29 PM
Subject: RE: [Alumni-chat] Antiochiana! -- The location of the "68 
Cafe!":inYell


> Lesley,
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> During my time at Antioch, the big house across from Erbaugh and Johnson's
> was owned by Kenneth Coffman and it was called Coffman's Funeral Home. To
> improve town-gown relations, he used to let me borrow his Cadillac 
> limousine
> when I had to pick up some printing or run other errands for the College
> Republicans and YAF before I could afford my own car. Nice guy.
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> When Phil Schaefer and I were running CG, Com's became the unofficial
> "court" where people would drop by after Comcil meetings to continue their
> arguments while we were enjoying Goldie's fried chicken and special salad
> dressings.
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> J. David Coldren '65
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