Four Area Students Named National Merit Semi Finalists
Merit Scholarship semi finalists include three Athens High School seniors David R. McFarland Carin M. Olson and Mary M. Strekal and Jack R. Lawler of Logan High School. They rank among about 15 000 national semi finalists in the 1968 69 program and seek one of roughly 3 000 scholarships next spring.
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Athens High School
Logan
David R. McFarland
Carin M. Olson
Mary M. Strekal
AHS
Jack R. Lawler
Logan High School
Wih
Service Station Entry Reported To Police
City police investigate a Wednesday night breaking and entering at Mathews Goodyear 190 W Union St. Lois not known at press time. It is Athens third B and E this week. Police also probing illegal entries at Ambassador Laundry Monday and University Volkswagen Sunday both on Stimson Ave.
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Mathews Goodyear
Union St
Lois
Athens
Ambassador Laundry
University Volkswagen
Stimson Ave
Ohio University Band Day Features 120 Bobcat Marchers
West Virginia and Ohio high school bands totaling over 1200 musicians come to Ohio University for Band Day on Saturday. Clinics on fundamentals, Bobcat Marching Band instruction, concerts, and a half time show highlight the events ahead of the Mid American Conference football game against Marshall University. The Bobcat band remains the conference's first all male marching unit with members from across the student body.
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Ohio University Bobcat Marching Band
Ohio
Mar
Shall University
Bobcat
Band Plans Pre game and halftime Shows Saturday
The university bands directed by Gene P. Thrailkill will perform a 1 15 p.m. pre game show with high school bands joining for a halftime program. Readings include Orange Bowl March Great Gate of Kiev and National Emblem March with multiple Ohio and West Virginia school participants listed. A 9 a.m. fundamentals clinic precedes a 11 a.m. massed bands rehearsal and a 12 noon concert at the Convocation Center. Recruiting and parent orientation for Cub Scout Pack 53 follows at Morrison Elementary Thursday.
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Thrailkill
Henry Fillmore
Reed Stephens
Kiev
Moussorgsky
Be.be
Bagley
Mikesell
Greenfield
Meigs High School
David Bowen
Glen Shaw
Middleport
Reynoldsburg
Daniel Nawrocki
Starr-Washington High School
David Danko
Union Furnace
West Virginia
Hamlin-Duval High School
Raymond Turner
Hamlin
Wahama High School
Gerald Simmons
Mason
Convocation Center
Morrison Elementary School
Gymasium
Cub Scout
Suits Total $61 000 After Auto Crash
Suits totaling $61 000 have been filed in Common Pleas Court against George P. Kademenos of Wheeling by Maurice Ackley and Audra Ackley of Guysville Route 2. They claim injuries from an automobile wreck last year when Ackley signaled a right turn on U S Route 50 and was rear ended. Mrs Ackley seeks 36000 for medical, transportation, and lost wages. Maurice seeks 25000 for lost household and farm duties. Kademenos faces charges of reckless operation, failure to stop within an assured clear distance, and failure to heed a turn signal. The Ackleys are represented by Rowland Bridgewater and Robe of Athens.
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Common Pleas
George P. Kademenos
Wheeling
Maurice
Audra) Ackley
Guysville
Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center
Ackley
Maurice Ackley
Kademenos
Rowland, Bridgewater
Robe
Athens
Patrol Cites Logan Driver After High Speed Crash
The State Highway Patrol cited Glenneth R. Griffith, 17, Logan Route 1, for conditional speeding after his vehicle was demolished on State Route 93 in Vinton County. He reportedly failed the curve at high speed and struck a guardrail with no injuries reported. Robert B. Besuden, 22, Montecello Apts., Athens, was unhurt after his car skidded on wet pavement on Route 216 in Hocking County.
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Glenneth R. Griffith
Logan
Vinton County
Griffith
Robert B. Besuden
Montecello Apts
Athens
Hocking County
Ohio University office moves to new locations
Ohio University announces a series of relocations across campus. Operations moved from McGuffey Hall to Baker Center including student activities and foreign student affairs. Other transfers include athletics offices to the Convocation Center and executive offices to Cutler Hall.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
McGuffey Hall
Grover Center
Athletics
Athletics Ticket Offce
Cutler Hall
McGuffey
University
Haning
Cutler
Graduate College
Howard Hall
Environmental Health Services
Hudson Health Center
Smith St
McBee
Factory Street
Food Services
Ewing Hall
College of Communication
Pilcher House
East Union St
Ohio University Fund Inc
Ohio University Alumni Association
Davis Hall
Lakeview Manor Complex
Lakeview
Davis
Institute For Regional Development
The
Development Planning Institute
Board of Trustees
Ohio University Press
Autumn-Like Day Brings Early Rain to Athens
Athens residents woke to autumn like temperatures and light rain as at 9 am observers logged 60 degrees, up from the overnight low. The day’s high reached 72 with .56 inches of rain recorded. The Hocking River stood at 2.21 feet and was rising.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking
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