Athens Area Produces Chess Champs In State Tournaments
Norman Clearfield of 25 Graham Dr Athens High School sophomore earned second place in a statewide Columbus state tournament amid a neighborhood rising as a chess hub. Ben Smothers, Bob Williams and peers from Athens High joined a strong youth delegation. US Chess Federation sanctions and prep for a high school team.
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East Athens
Graham Dr. Eden Pi
Norman Clearfield
Abraham Clearfield
Graham Dr
Athens High School
Norman
Columbus
Clearfield
United States Chess Federation
Interst
Ben Smothers
Smothers
United States
Cleveland
Athens
Bob Willams
Norm Smithers
Ben
Bob Bostrom
U. S. Route 50
Mark Nostrant
Eder
Athens High
Poard
Four Injured In Weekend Crashes Reported By Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol investigated weekend crashes injuring four people. Kenneth Remy 24 McArthur was in a Route 50 crash west of Route 683 blamed on sleeping at about 2:45 am Sunday. Roger Tomlin 22 Jackson was taken to Chillicothe Hospital after a Route 327 Vinton County two car crash with Maniyn Runkle 29 Londonderry. Carol Schermer 18 Shaker Heights was a Burr Oak Lake passenger in a crash involving Edward Moeller 18 Ohio University student from Pittsburgh. John Walls 22 Lakewood reported injuries but was not treated after a Route 50 crash near Athens. Fred Chapman 20 Coolville escaped injury in a Route 50 rollover near Coolville.
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State Highway Patrol
Chiliicothe Hospital
Vinton County
Kenneth E. Remy
McArthur
Chillicothe
Roger Lee Tomlin
Jackson
Maniyn Kay Runkle
Londonderry
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Burr Oak Lake
Carol Schermer
Shaker Heights
Edward John Moeller
Ohio University
Pittsburgh
Trance Road
John D. Walls
Lakewood
Athens
Betty T. Wilams
Reynoldsburg
Four Plays Scheduled At School
Four student directed productions will be presented at p m Friday on the stage of Athens High School. The arena seating setting will place audience on stage with the actors. The program includes The Glass Menagerie The Members of the Wedding J B and an all school variety show later that morning.
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New Athens High School
M. H. Rimmer
Glass Menagerie
Rebecca Hollinger
Adria de Cappo
Jon Missall
Lil Auton
J. B
Michael Dalzell
Ohio University student charged with DUI and police abuse
Carmine M. Restino, 21, of 204 Scott Quad, appeared in Municipal Court on charges of driving while intoxicated and abuse of a police officer. He pleaded innocent to both but guilty to a traffic signal violation, fined $10 and costs. Bond was set at $200 and hearings are scheduled for 9 a.m. May 26.
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Carmine M. Restino
Scott Quad
Ohio University
Franklin Sheeter Restino
Byno
Restino
Charge Denied in Municipal Court Hearing Set for May 26
Charlies W. McBean of Perkins Hall pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to abusing a police officer charge from early Saturday. He posted $58 bond and a hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. May 26.
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Charlies W. McBean
Perkins Hall
McBean
Auditions Set Tonight for OVST Summer Season
Ohio Valley Summer Theater announces its 1969 season with three of four plays and audition dates. Auditions run Monday and Tuesday 8 to 10 pm at the Ohio University Theater for The Lion in Winter The Boy Friend and A Thousand Clowns. Alexander Winters directs The Boy Friend and Stop the World. Arthur Wagner directs The Lion in Winter and A Thousand Clowns. Cast needs include leads for The Lion in Winter and The Boy Friend and multiple supporting roles for A Thousand Clowns. Residents of Athens and Ohio University students urged to audition.
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Ohio Valley Summer Theater
James Goldman
Sandy Wilson
Herb Gardner
Leslie Bricusse
Anthony Newley
Robert L. Winters
Arthur Wagner
Ohio University Teater
College Street
Athens
Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits Wide Roster
Hospital notes list admissions including William Matheny Chauncey son William Mulligan and Norma Nisley from Athens as well as Victoria Lacy from Pittsburgh and others. Names span Athens Glouster Moos Douthat Ratcliff and Clifton Brown with numerous Mrs entries and family connections.
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William C. Mulligan
Frank Phillips
James Parsons
Pat Llewellyn
Norma Nisley
Nancy Helms
All of
Athens
James O. Bean
Stewart
Norma Pallo
Glouster
Victoria Lacy
Pittsburgh
Knife Carrier Fined in Municipal Court
Philip E. Lonsway of Springfield pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Monday to carrying a knife with an automatic release device. The offense occurred early Saturday. He was fined 45 dollars plus costs.
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Philip E. Lonsway
Springfield
Lonsway
Two Mishaps Investigated In Athens Police Report
Athens police report two traffic mishaps with injuries and charges. Sandra Strotzsky age 18 of 4 Hooper Street refused medical aid after her compact auto flipped at 10 25 p m in front of 77 Hooper Street sustaining arm bruises. Carolyn J King age 20 of Cincinnati was ordered into Municipal Court for driving the wrong way on a one way street after hitting a parked car on Mill Street near College Street and Sewell's 405 Davis Hall.
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Athens
Sandra Strotzsky
Hooper St
Fire Department
Miss Strotzsky
Carolyn J. King
Cincinnati
Miss King's
Mill Street
College Street
Riche D. Sewell
Davis
Four Men Plead Guilty to Fishing Without Licenses
Four men William T. Watkin, David Mosnet, Keith Roeth, and Nelson J. McDonald pleaded guilty in Municipal Court on Monday to fishing without licenses. Each was fined $15 plus costs. Addresses were not listed on state affidavits.
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Wiliam T. Watkin
David Mosnet
Keith Roeth
Nelson J. McDonald
New Clinic At Hospital Awaits Federal Approval
A five year project to establish a new outpatient clinic at Sheltering Arms Hospital awaits federal approval. The seven county plan would expand services and aid payments for the medically indigent and has been submitted to the Appalachian Regional Commission for implementation this year.
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Washington
Appalachian Regional Commission
Jean Baird
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc
Baird
Rio Grande College
OVHSF
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Planned Parenthood
Ohio University students plead guilty to disturbing the peace
Six University of Ohio students pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to disturbing the peace early Sunday. Each was fined $25 with costs. Four defendants live at 26 Hocking Street: Thomas Dare Malcolm Bowes Robert J Keller and Robert K McDonnell. The others are Scott Ellington and Jonathan W Mettle of 16 Walker Street. Police said the men were loud and boisterous at parties.
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Ohio University
Hocking St
Thomas Dare
Malcolm Bowes
Robert J Keller
Robert K McDonnell
Scott Ellington
Jonathan W. Mettle
Walker St
Miller To Visit District Saturday
Congressman Clarence F. Miller returns to the Tenth District for public service meetings with an open door session at the Meigs County courthouse jury room from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday. He will then go to Mason County West Virginia for a Boy Scout camporee near Point Pleasant.
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Washington, D.C
Clarence F. Miller
Tenth District
Meigs County
Mason County
W. Va
Point Pleasant
Top Agent Named by Farmers and Traders Life
Syracuse N Y Robert P O Neil of The Plains has been named top writing agent for April at Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co based on sales.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Robert P. O'Neil
the Plains
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co
Entered Apprentice Degree Conferral at Masonic Temple
Paramuthia Lodge 2 F and AM will confer the Entered Apprentice degree at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple.
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Masonic Temple
Paramuthia Lodge 2
F&am
Weekend Rainfall Continues in Athens Area
Rain totals reached 0.4 inches in Athens reported by U S Observer C L Colmer as showers threaten to continue into Monday. The Hocking River stood at 3.4 feet with Sunday high of 68 and an overnight low of 62, 9 a m reading 67 on Monday.
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Athens
U.S
C. L Colmer
Hocking
Plane Radio Theft Probed at Ohio University Airport
State patrolmen and university investigators probe the theft of a $1500 radio navigation device from a Cessna owned by the Flying Bobcats. The loss was found Sunday around 11 a.m. at the university airport, said University Security Director Robert Guinn.
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State Highway
Ohio University Security
University
University Security
Robert Guinn
Flying Bobcats
Caldwell visitors noted among local acquaintances
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denney with Jean and David of Caldwell visited here. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frecker of Columbus visited Mrs. J. M. Beattie.
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Robert Denney
Jean and
David of
Caldwell
Stephen Frecker
Columbus
J. M. Beattie
Such Pile Relief She Can't Describe Says Mrs H Williams
Louisville reader Mrs. Hugh Williams credits Preparation H with shrinking inflamed hemorrhoids and relieving pain. Doctors have proved the formula’s effectiveness. users note prompt relief from pain burning and itching followed by reduced swelling.
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Louisville
Hugh Williams
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