Baseball results and schedules from Chicago to Milwaukee
Scores from Thursday and Saturday include Chicago 6 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 8 Detroit 3 11 innings New York 3 Boston 2 Baltimore 4 Washington 6 Saturday’s schedule lists Baltimore at Washington Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago New York at Boston Sunday shows Baltimore at Washington plus multiple city matchups. International League standings show Richmond Montreal Columbus Rochester with Toronto at Miami Rochester 4 3. American Association results include Wichita 6 Minneapolis 4 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 2 Charleston 2 Denver 1 Omaha 6 Louisville 5.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Richmond
RIA
Sk Setwrecs
Montreal
PEA Wor
Sebel Sotoing
Becace
Nildint
Sace
Columbus
Rochester
Toronto
Miami
Buffalo
Chester
Wichita
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Charleston
Denver
Omaha
Louisville
L. Pet
Oston
Cubs Rally For 10-2 Win Over St Louis Behind Hitting
Hitting by Gene Baker the Cubs totaled four runs on a triple a double and a single in four trips as they defeated St Louis 10-2. In a separate game Sal Maglie pitched a four hitter with five strikeouts and three walks for the Dodgers in a 6-1 victory over Pittsburgh marking his 200th major league start.
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Gene Baker
Cubs
St. Louis
Sal Maglie
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Lines Await Late Owners Lines Await Late Owners
Logan Hocking County property owners delaying real estate tax payments face lines to avoid penalties. With nine days left in the first half of 1956, only about 200000 of roughly 680000 due has been paid. Final payment day is April 30 and unpaid taxes incur a 10 percent penalty.
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Logan—Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Moorhead
Notchette 4-H elects officers at first Haydenville meeting
The Notchette 4-H Club at the Methodist Church in Haydenville elected officers led by Mary Burgess as president Judy Bond as vice president Karen Vollmer as secretary Karen Hutchinson as treasurer Carla Hopstetter and Cherry Sparks as recreation officers Jennice Clouston as safety officer and Marlene Fuback as news reporter Adviser is Mrs Ruth Lehman Assistant adviser is Mrs Phyllis Vollmer junior adviser is Mrs Lois Hobsitte.
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Notchette 4-H Club
Haydenville
Mary Burgess
Judy Bond
Karen Vollmer
Karen Hutchinson
Carla Hopstetter
Cherry Sparks
Jennice Clouston
Marlene Fuback
Ruth Lehman
Phyllis Vollmer
Lois Hobstetter
Soldier Vernon Angle in Germany with 11th Airborne Division
Logan man Army Sgt Vernon J Angle son of Mr and Mrs Edward Angle Logan Route 1 recently took part in a field training exercise with the 11th Airborne Division 76th Tank Battalion in Germany.
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Logan
Army
Vernon J. Angle
Edward Angle
Route 1
11Th Airborne Division
76Th Tank Battalion
Germany
Howler Monkey Vocal Bone Forms Hollow Drum
The howler monkey uses an inflated bone in its throat to create a resonating hollow drum. Air pressure against this natural tympanum gives the primate its distinctive and terrifying howl.
Easter Cantata at First EUB Church Featured Soloists
The senior choir performs an Easter cantata program at 7 30 p m Sunday at First EUB Church. Readings include God So Loved the World The Palms Go to Dark Gethsemane There Is a Green Hill Far Away and O Sacred Head Now Wounded with Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah. Soloists include Judy Woolery Ned Fickel George Jurgensmier Robert Bryan and others with Mrs Armand Houk directing Ralph Walker as narrator and Carl Spence on the organ.
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Gethsemane
Swift
Gounod
Hassler
Fickel
George Jurgensmier
Robert Bryan
Jurgensmier
Albert Blick
Divine
Addison Frey
Darius Shackleford
N. M. Brown
Harold Bryan
Armand Houk
Ralph Walker
Carl Spence
Dawn Services Set For Hocking Drive In
Easter dawn services planned in Logan area with the Hocking County Ministerial Association announcing an event at the Hocking Drive In Theater five miles south of Logan on Route 33. The 6 a.m. service features Rev. Earl F. Schottke and a Logan High trombone quartet.
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Logan
Hocking County
Marion Township Plat Approved by Logan County Commission
Logan County commissioners approved the Children’s Subdivision plat in Marion Township Section 26 presented by Forrest P. Moore. They also authorized expenses for Judge Rhea Pettit Brown of 25 dollars for attending the Ohio Association of Probate and Juvenile Court Judges spring meeting May 15 and 16. Payments approved include 8915.43 dollars from the auto-gasoline fund 837.59 from county funds and 609 dollars from the tuberculosis fund.
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Logan — County
Marion Township
Forrest P. Moore
Rhea Pettit Brown
Ohio Association of Probate and Juvenile Court
Clarence Lawson
Easter Services and Choirs Across Area Churches
A列roundup of Easter and worship events across churches including Logan Churches First EUB-D S Dunkle pastor with Easter sermons, senior choirs, and youth groups. First Presbyterian Earl F Schottke. St Matthew Lutheran. Church of the Nazarene. Union Furnace and Union Sunrise services. Zion. Hocking Valley Tabernacle. and other congregations listing services, sermons, cantatas, and special events for Easter week.
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John Rheinscheid
Harry Risch
John Meldrim
Jesus Christ
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Union Furnace Eub
Berea Presbyterian Church
D. S. Dunkle
Bristol
St. Matthew Lutheran
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Eastor
Union
Zion
United Brethren In Christ
I. N. Burnworth
Haydenville
Edward H. Jones
Buchtel
Jobs
Murray City
South Haydenville
Nellie Huddy
Presbyterian
New Plymouth
Robert W. Farrow
Christ
Burglary Reported at Logan Home on Mulberry Street
Logan City police investigated a burglary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mosure, 320 North Mulberry Street. The entry occurred between 7 and 9 25 p m Thursday via a basement window. About 75 dollars, a wallet valuables, candy and a bottle of soft drink were taken. Fingerprints collected at the scene are being studied.
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Logan
Roy Mosure
N. Mulberry St
Whence Named French Lick Indiana Saltlick
Encyclopedia Britannica states the Indiana town French Lick earned its name from an animal saltlick at a French trading post.
Wedding Bells In Athens As Kittle-Boyd Platt Tie
Miss Ann Kittle of Athens and Dean Boyd Platt of The Plains wed in Athens recently with numerous local attendees. Seaman Paul Vamos Jr. of Norfolk spent weekend with mother Elsie Vamos. Mrs. Mary Chubb ill at home. Mrs. Ollie Hillyer injured hand after a fall. Ladies Club held a shower for Mrs. Zeta Parry with ten members and a visitor, Mrs. Rose Crabtree. Visitors to the Boyd home included Mrs. Ruth Staley, Mrs. Lula McBride, Mrs. Helen Powell, and Mrs. Elizabeth McBride, who is ill.
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Poston
Harry North
Bladden
Clyde Sedwick
Gary Carson
Bill North
Ann Kittle
Athens
Dean Boyd Platt
the Plains
Seaman Paul Vamos, Jr
Norfolk
Elsie Vam
Mary Chubb
Ollie Hillyer
Zeta Parry
Rose Crabtree
Ruth Staley
Lula McBride
Jacksonville
Helen Powell
Columbus
John Boyd
Elizabeth McBride
Toledo
Boyd
Logan Society Farm Council and EUB Church April meetings
The Logan Society Farm Council met at the Winders with Harold Klinger presiding. Ed Barker spoke on Conserving Our Natural Resources and Easter activities followed with Bible quiz winners named. The next meeting is May 13 at the Klingers. The Christian Culture Class of the EUB Church met in April with Mrs. Sheline leading, a musical program, and a closing prayer. Officers for the coming year were nominated by Mrs. Hack, Mrs. Heinlein, and Mrs. Kelch. Refreshments and cross shaped table decorations were noted.
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Green Valley Farm Bureau Advisory Council
William Winder
Harold Klinger
Ed Barker
Lillian Howard
Wendell Phillips
Joe Hutchins
Howard
Winder
Barker
Paul Thrush
Carol Phillips
Everett Klinger
EUB Church
Herbert Sheline
Sheline
D. S. Dunkle
Ruth Phillips
Harry Sweazy
Maude Hack
Porter Heinlein
John Kelch
Haydenville Groups Plan May Mother Daughter Banquet
Haydenville Choir Boosters met at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Don Vollmer in charge. They outlined committees for a May 9 Mother-Daughter banquet and planned May officer elections. Also noted: Rock House 4-H Club met at Laurel Valley Grange with Bill Bailey supervising. officers were elected including Jack Barnes as president.
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Haydenville
Methodist Church
Don Vollmer
John Hutchinson
Patty Ray
C. S. Matheny
Edward H. Jones
Roger Moore
Vollmer
Guy Bailey
Neil Gierhart
Delmar Martin
Porter Moore
Homer Carter
Leslie Higgins
Robert Lehman
Ray Crothers
Carter
Bailey
Club Meeting Reports Projects With County Agent
Eugene Barnes Aaron Shepherd Martin Crosby and Larry Martin attended a club meeting with Charles Ingraham county extension agent who discussed ongoing projects with members.
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Eugene Barnes
Aaron Shepherd
Martin Crosby
Larry Martin
Charles Ingraham
Laurel Valley 4 Hers elect officers at first meeting
The Laurel Valley 4 H Club held its first meeting April 15 at the Laurel Valley Grange Hall. Officers were elected including Sue Bailey president Ann Hemrick vice president Penny Notestone secretary Rebecca Hartley treasurer Carole Hartley news reporter Judy Hartley safety and health Carolyn Clark and Rose Waddell recreation leaders with Mrs Harlan Bailey as leader and Mrs Herbert Notestone as assistant leader. Regular meetings are on the first and third Mondays each month with 10 cent dues per meeting.
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Laurel Valley
Her’s
Laurel Valley Grange Hall
Sue Bailey
Ann Hemrick
Penny Notestone
Rebecca Hartley
Carole Hartley
Judy Hartley
Carolyn Clark
Rose Waddell
Harlan Bailey
Herbert Notestone
Mrs Eva Mock speaks at La Noche Des Madres meeting
Mrs Eva Mock, superintendent of nurses at Hocking Valley Hospital, addressed the Apr 17 La Noche Des Madres gathering at Mrs Conrad Blankenship’s home. Officers installed included Paul Fickel as president and Mrs Ralph Fickel as vice president. The talk covered prenatal care and early motherhood. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ralph Fickel and Mrs Rob.
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Eva Mock
Hocking Valley Hospital
la Noche Des Madres
CCL
Conrad Blankenship
League
Paul Fickel
Ralph Fickel
Richard Weis
Clarence Kornmitter
Mock
Rob
Court er Courter hosts park party with members and guests
May 15 at Kachelmacher Park the group and families gathered with ten members and a guest Mrs Hal Phelps enjoying games. In bad weather the event moved to Mrs Richard Weis’s home at 220 Gallagher Ave.
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Ert Courter
Kachelmacher Park
Richard Weis
Gallagher Ave
Hal Phelps
Two Students Win in Test in Hocking County
Results of a county contest on alcohol effects were announced by James Frey, superintendent. Sponsored by the Temperance League of Ohio, the April 13 event had 12 participants. Kay Smith of Union Furnace High School led among girls and Clayton Rose of Union Furnace High School topped the boys. Roberta Leonard and Gene Morgan of Logan High were second in their classes. The winning boy and girl will receive an all expense tour to Washington D C.
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Logan
Hocking
James Frey
The
Temperance League of Ohio
Kay Smith
Union Furnace High School
Clayton Rose
Union Furnace
Roberta Leonard
Gene Morgan
Logan High School
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Chest Examinations at Hocking Clinic Find New Cases
Thirteen people were examined at the Hocking County Chest Clinic in Logan. Dr. Owen F. Yaw conducted the clinic and read 17 chest x rays, uncovering one new inactive case and one new active case among subjects and contacts.
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American Assn
Milwaukee Enone
New York Stew
Dawn
Hocking Drive-In
Logan Churches
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Logan Home
Whence
Logan Society
Farm Council Meets
Barnes
Rock House
Laurel Valley Grange
Bill Bailey
Jack Barnes
Kenneth Barnes
Arthur Tucker
Jerry Crosby
David Archer
Danny Shepard
Ronnie Arnett
Mrs. Mock
Ford
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Washington ST
Nelsonville, Ohio
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Carpenter ST
Athens, Ohio
OGG Motor CO
High ST
Glouster, Ohio
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