Texas No. 1 Despite Zero Second-Half Problems
Texas remains the top team in the AP poll with 45 of 53 first place votes as Baylor looms for Saturday. The Longhorns have failed to score in the second half in their last three games, a concern highlighted by coach Darrell Royal. Illinois is second after routing Purdue, and Michigan State debuts at No. 9 following a win over Wisconsin.
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Ed Press
Royal
Austin
Tex
Baylor
Longhorns
Texas
Illinois
SMU
Illini
Purdue
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Badgers
Mississippi
Navy
Auburn
Oklahoma
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Don Trull
Larry Elkins
Brothers to meet in Big Ten gridiron clash
Illinois coach Pete Elliott and Michigan coach Bump Elliott, two brothers, face off as their teams Illinois and Michigan meet in Bloomington. The family story revolves around their rivalry, with Mrs. Elliott watching from a distance as both coaches seek a crucial conference win and potential title implications.
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Pete
Bump
Bloomington High
Michigan
Wolverines
Southern California
Globetrotters Lose to Lord's Taverners in London Charity Game
The Harlem Globetrotters, guest players from the United States, lost 26 to 24 to Britain's Lord's Taverners in a charity ball in London. Prince Philip officiated with champagne and tea service while a playful crowd watched as stunts and mischief unfolded during the mock game.
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London
Harlem Globetrotters
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Lord's Taverners
United States
British National Playing Fields Association
Globetrotters
Taverners
Richard Hearne
Police Dogs Rout Cassius Clay Near Liston Home
Denver police used dogs to clear Cassius Clay from in front of Sonny Liston’s home early today after Clay shouted at Liston and honked the bus horn. Seven squad cars surrounded the bus as Clay was told to move on, Liston watched calmly from his doorway.
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Denver
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
Liston
Clay Arrives For Signing In Denver For World Title Fight
Cassius Clay arrives by private bus in Denver for contract signing with Sonny Liston. The two meet in a hotel room to finalize a 15 round world heavyweight title bout likely in Los Angeles next February. Liston arrives with wife and longtime adviser as press coverage notes Clay's brash confidence.
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Denver
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Cassius
Louisville
Kylip
Liston
Clay
London
Bond Street
Denver Air
Plan Cage Loop forms in Nelsonville area meeting set
An independent basketball league for Nelsonville Buchtel and Logan plans an organizational meeting at Carbon Hill High School gym at 8 p m Wednesday. All interested persons should attend or be represented. The report notes top AL ERA leaders Gary Peters 2.33 and Juan Pizarro 2.39.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel, Logan Area
Carbon Hill High School
Chicago White Sox
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Work Dont Wish Rohr Tells Gridders At Logan Banquet
Ohio University athletic director Bill Rohr addressed Logan High School football players at the Rotary Club banquet praising their 7 0 SEOL title run. He urged hard work, emphasized attitude, education, and health over mere athletic ability, and thanked coaches and staff for guiding the team.
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Rohr
Logan
Ohio University
Bill Rohr
Logan High School
Northwestern University
Rotary Club
Ohio Wesleyan University
Massillon High School
Portsmouth
Miami University
Northwestern
Mel Adams
Claude Christman
New Straitsville Soldier Participating in Big Lift Maneuver
Spec. 4 Alva Blosser of New Straitsville is in Europe with the U S Army taking part in Operation Big Lift. He was born Curtis Lee to Janet and Alva Blosser in Memorial Hospital Lawton Oklahoma. Blosser trained at Ft. Ord and Ft. Sill and previously served in Swift Strike III in South Carolina last August. His family lists six siblings and confirms his draft in January 1962.
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Alva Blosser
Europe
U. S. Army
Janet Blosser
Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Okla
Blosser
Ft. Sill
Curtis Lee
William L. Blosser
New Straitsville
Ralph Reed
McCuneville
Charles Sherrard
New Lexington
Silas Reed
Armed Service
Ft. Ord
Calif
Fort Sill
South Carolina
Armed Services
Francis
Walter
Bill
Geraldine
Joe
Friendly Neighbors Club Marks Two Decades Of Service
In October 1943 seven women formed the Friendly Neighbor’s club at Mrs. Arthur Todd’s home. Charter members included Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Wolfe. they met for quilting, mending, and various tasks. By 1961 the group supported the American Cancer Society and continued charity work, preparing fruit baskets and gifts for the aged and shut-ins at Christmas.
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Todd
Wolfe
American Cancer Society
Minnie Anthony
Louise Wood
Cecile Glenn
Clara Gleason
Ruth Todd
Betty Brandon
Lake Hope Dining Room
Fifteen Dancers Attend Logan Square Dance Meeting
Logan Fifteen couples gathered for a Square Dance Club event held at the Logan Clay Products Company recreation room with Tom Canter of Columbus as the caller. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Donald Braun, Mr and Mrs Harold Bryan, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Heinlein, Mr and Mrs Warren Johnson, Dr and Mrs Rayond Keairns, Mr and Mrs Edmund Lange, Dr and Mrs Jan Matthews, Mr and Mrs Francis Myers, Mr and Mrs Harley Meyer, Mr and Mrs Walter Ott, Mr and Mrs Wayne Whitcraft, Rev and Mrs Raymond Sturn, Mr and Mrs Robert Kinney, Mr and Mrs Alvan Powers, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Prey.
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Wayne Whitcraft
Raymond Sturn
Robert Kinney
Alvan Powers
Arthur Prey
Partee Family Welcomes Son at Hocking Valley Hospital
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Partee of McArthur a son. Several admissions are listed including Mrs. Carl F. Brandt Logan and Mrs. Margaret Lloyd New Straitsville among others.
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Larry J. Partee, McArthur
Carl F. Brandt
Logan
Margaret Lloyd
New Straitsville
Kenneth Davis
Ralph Stiverson
Enterprise
Roy Conley
Creola
Vive Twigs Sponsor Yule Bazaar in Westminster Church
Logan Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a Christmas bazaar December 6 and 7 at Westminster House of Presbyterian Church. Co chairs are Mrs. Arthur Prey and Mrs. Edmund Lange with many committees handling fancy work toys clothing baked goods and gift packages. Proceeds aid Hocking Valley Hospital. Firemen fought a woods fire at Floyd Walters property 352 Iron St. cause listed as undetermined. A new city of Skopje Yugoslavia is planned perhaps on a different site nearby the old one.
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Sarah Rockhold
Fred Huls
Howard Blum
Carl Johnson
Clarence Blosser
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan — City
Floyd Walters
Iron St
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Driver Held To Jury On Drunk Count
Logan Lawrence P. Snider of Logan Route 4 faced a drunken driving charge in County Court and was bound over to the grand jury on a $300 bond after entering a not guilty plea. He was arrested Friday on Route 83 by a State Highway Patrolman. Emmett E. Rutter of Carbondale was fined $50 and costs with a suspended 10 day jail sentence for driving without a license, cited Thursday on Route 56. Saturday patrol citations on Route 33 saw John R. Lott of Haydenville fined $15 and costs for failure to yield in a Wednesday accident after pleading guilty. Alvin D. Hardy of Gloucester Route 3 forfeited a $25 bond for speeding, as did David L. Zinader of Bayonne NJ with a $20 bond. William E. Vernon of Nelsonville had speeding charges dismissed.
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Logan
Lawrence P. Snider
Snider
Emmett E. Rutter
Carbondale
Vaughn Collins
John R. Lott
Haydenville
Alvin D. Hardy
Glouster
David L. Zinader
Bayonne
William E Vernon
Nelsonville
Cited Driver After Crash in Logan City
Police cited Gertrude M. Harvey 59 of Murray City for an improper left turn after a minor crash at E Second and Mulberry. She was ordered to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman. Robert E. Behm 20 of Logan Route 2 was arrested on reckless operation charges after a citizen’s arrest at Spring and North and ordered to appear before the mayor on November 11. About 100000 species of shells have been found and named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
E Second and
Mulberry
Gertrude M. Harvey
Charles M. Miller
Harvey
Delmar Freeman
Robert E. Behm
Paul Voris
Voris
Behm
Spring
Goodyear Worker Receives Police Aid For Breathing Trouble
Logan city police provided oxygen to Mary Hutchinson of 364 E Hunter St after she began coughing at work. A foreman escorted her to the police station at 2 a.m. and she was advised to see a doctor before returning home.
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Logan — City
Goodyear
Mary Hutchinson
E. Hunter St
Fighters Fined by Mayor in city punch up cases
Logan Russell Bell, 24, of 170 W Front St, fined 50 dollars and costs with a suspended 10 day jail term after a police charge of fighting. Larry L Keck, 21, Logan Route 2, fined 25 dollars and costs with 10 dollars suspended for fighting. Donald R Davis, 22, Logan Route 1, fined 150 dollars and costs with a three day jail term for driving while intoxicated.
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Logan
Russell Bell
W. Front St
Delmar Freeman
Bell
Stone’s Grill
W. Main St
Larry L. Keck
Keck
Donald R. Davis
Logan Route 1
Freeman
Hunter St
Slumber Party Hosted by Miss Mary Davis
Miss Mary Davis hostess for a slumber party at 106 Myers St Nelsonville on Oct 24. Sunday School class from Pilgrim Holiness Church including Christina Poling Fauna O Nial Judy Crow Brenda Reeves Donna Wright Sheryl Auflick Mary Lou Valkinburg Diane Valkinburg and others joined in making pizzas popping corn and games. Teachers Mrs Betty Davis and Mrs Ruth Todd attended.
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Sandy Whiteman
Mary
Community Women Elect New Officers
LOGAN The Friendly Neighbors' Club of Laurel Run met October 24 at Mrs. Roy Glenn Sr. They resumed work on American Cancer Society pads and elected officers led by new president Betty Brandon. Other posts: vice president Juanita Wolfe treasurer Louise Wood secretary Ruth Todd and funds for Christmas and flowers assigned to Minnie Anthony Annie Todd. A dinner for members and guest Mrs. Lottie Patton followed. The group will meet November 7 at Mrs. Anthony’s home.
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Logan
Friendly Neighbors’ Club
Laurel Run
Roy Glenn, Sr
American Cancer Society
Ruth Todd
Betty Brandon
Juanita Wolfe
Louise Wood
Minnie Anthony
Annie Todd
Clara Gleason
Lottie Patton
Glenn
Anthony
Local Logan Notices Include Meetings Potluck and Sales
Community events list at Logan includes FOE Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. and D of A Lodge potluck at 6:30 p.m. Chieftain Squaws meet at Logan High, White elephant sale, cookbooks fundraiser, Mt. Pleasant WSCS hosts an all day meeting, Trinity Lutheran and Congregational assemblies urged to attend. Great Books discussion on Rousseau's Social Contract led by Mrs. Amos Potts. In court, Mary K. McCabe files cross-petition for divorce from Earl L. McCabe. Frank L. Brown and Shirley Mae Conner named in Logan Route 3 listings.
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FOE Ladies Auxiliary
D of A Lodge
Logan High School
Mt. Pleasant
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rousseau
Amos Potts
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