Returns From Visit In Utah
Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass of Lexington Avenue has returned from a trip visiting two daughters in Ohio and Utah. She toured Temple Square in Salt Lake City and the Nasatch mountains and Antelope Island near Great Salt Lake before flying home. Admitted were Tommy McMannis George Tolliver William Washington and Gregory Scarberry. Dismissed were Robin Votan and Nora Binderbasin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lloyd Pendergrass
Lexington Avenue
New Carlisle
Ohio
Ray Johnson
Athens
John van Dyke
Julie
Jennie
Pendergrass
Salt Lake City
Utah
Howard Eschenbacher
Paul
Peggy
Polly Eschenbacher
Robert Eschenbacher
Temple Square
Morman Tabernacle Choir
Nasatch Mountains
Mount Majestic Manor
Antelope Island
Great Salt Lake
Tommy McMannis
George Tolliver
William Washington
Nelsonville
Gregory Scarberry
Linda Smathers
Buchtel
Hattie Huffman
New Lexington
Theater Named In 2.25 Million Suit
The Mayfield Road Drive In Theater in Geauga County is sued for 2.25 million dollars over carbon monoxide injuries from a man who kept his car running for warmth. Demetrius Terentiuk 20 and his parents join the suit with theater manager Peter Maisano Jr and an unnamed projector operator. The case cites failure to provide car heaters and to check the grounds after the film. Terentiuk and Robin Oblander 17 were found at 4:20 a.m. the next day. Oblander died at a hospital. Medical costs cited exceed 24 thousand dollars. A Jacksonville note mentions a Friday dance at the Eagles Lodge with Roy Westley, donations 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Mayfield Road
Terentiuk
Robin Oblander
Fischer Holds Edge as Spassky Struggles in Chess Match
Fischer leads 11-8 and needs one percent more to claim the title while Spassky must win at least three of the remaining games to retain it. The game inched to a long endgame after early exchanges with Fischer pressing from the white side and Spassky defending in Rauzer Variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Css Cesc
Tenvnias bekeGa
Dion Déekas
Ebieciswes
Beckeasweesecs
William Lom
Bardy
Soviet Union
U.S
Crystaliers Sponsor Skate Party in Nelsonville
The Crystaliers Parents Organization sponsors a public skating party at Dow's Roll arena in Nelsonville. Skating runs from 7 30 p m to 10 30 p m with advance tickets 50 cents from Crystaliers Baton and Drum Corps members and door admission 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Crystaliers’ Parents Organization
Dow’s Roll Arena
Crystaliers Baton and Drum Corps
Miss Coakley Is Honored Birthday Party At Home
Martha Mae Coakley of 232 Hansel Ave was honored with a birthday party Sunday hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs William Coakley. Family friends from Athens Route 2 and Logan attended including Welford Scurlock the Gould family and Ethel Brooks plus Mona Jean Perry. Grandmother Monabell Burchfield sent a gift but could not attend. CHAUNCEY The Friendly Circle Senior Citizens Club meets Friday at 6 pm at the Club House for its potluck and business meeting with hostesses Catherine Bails Opel Bartoe Ellen Hartman Cynthia McDonald and Thelma Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Martha Mae Coakley
Hansel Ave
William Coakley
Welford Scurlock
Ella Holley
David Gould
Ethel Brooks
Athens
Mona Jean Perry
Monabell Burchfield
Chauncey
Senior Citizens Club
Catherine Bails
Opel Bartoe
Ellen Hartman
Cynthia McDonald
Thelma Linscott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Robin Votan
Nora Binderbasin
Jacksonville
Eagles Lodge
Roy Westley
Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
HTC
Hocking Technical College
James Davis
Davis
Sunday Messenger
Kimberly Road
Spassky Jeiack
the Plains
Golden Isle
Ohio Valley
Teen Queen
Pork & Beans
Nester
Kraft — Strawberry Preserves
Buns Kraft Marshmallows
Castleberry's
Maxwell House Coffee
Mee
van Camp Pork & Beans
Vienna
IGA
Shasta
Castleberry
Lipton
Seaman’s
Robin Hood
Gee Iga Canned
Seamans Iga
Seaman
Seaman's Foodliner
West Union St
KRAFT
Betsy Ross
Fairmont
Seaman's
Crystaliers
Miss Coakley
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