Six Games Scheduled In South Eastern Ohio Friday Night
Six Southeast Ohio basketball games are set for Friday night with Zaleski visiting Wilton in a Winton County match. Coalton faces Ames-Bern in Amesville, two 2-0 teams leading the scoring chase. Jerry Turner leads area scorers with 58 points, while Saunders and Minerd each sit at 55 points.
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Albany
Jerry Turner
Zaleski
Richard Saunders
Chesterhill
Richard Minerd
Nto
Gis Rtm
Chesterhill Ee
Neal Canter
Rome-Canaat Lg
Jerry Bobo
Shade
Robinson
Varsity
David Granhat
Tom
Ou Shade
Jit Perry
Union Furnace
Larry Griffith
Denver
ge-Troy
Allen Brown
Dave McPher
Waterloo
Rome
Wilton
Greg Wright
Safety tips aim to cut hunting accidents in Ohio
Outdoors Columbus urges hunters to ask four questions before opening day to avoid accidents or legal trouble. Dale E Whitesell cites November as high risk and lists four main danger causes, with three quarters of accidents caused by another hunter. Robert Strohm prescribes target verification, bright clothing, and zones of fire to improve safety. A 64 page Ohio hunting booklet is available from the Department of Natural Resources for a quarter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dale E Whitesell
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Robert Strohm
Department of Natural Resources
Dublin Road
Halas Sees Spy Window Drama Ahead of Packers Clash
Chicago reports a camera sighting near Wrigley Field as George Halas fumed at players and warned that a press photographer lurking in a north side apartment window could be scouting Green Bay signals. Roger Craig’s 15 win three season note contrasts with Mets past.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Packard
Vince Lombardi
Halas
Two Deny Non-Support Accusations
Logan County Judge Vaughn Collins bound two men to the Grand Jury on non-support charges Tuesday. Jack Phillips of Deanville faced charges for failing to provide for two minor children, pleaded innocent, and was bound over to the Grand Jury under a $500 bond. Charles Black of Hillard was charged for five children, pleaded innocent, and was bound to the Grand Jury under a $500 bond.
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Logan
Vaughn Collins
Jack Phillips
Deanville
Betty Jean Crane
Charles Black
Hillard
Edith Kennard
Slack
Two Meigs Brothers Are Fined
Two brothers cited by Logan city police Wednesday appeared in Mayor Delmar Freeman's court. Wilbur Napper, 59, was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in county jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated and operating a vehicle without a license. He said he never had a license. His brother Joe Napper, 51, the car owner and a passenger, was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
Wilbur Napper
Pomeroy
E. Hunter St
Napper
Joe Napper
Freeman
Two Juvenile Drivers Cited in Logan Court
In Logan Juvenile Court Tony Nelson 15 of Logan Route 4 was fined 5 dollars for operating a motor vehicle without a license, to be paid from earnings. Thomas Souders 17 of Logan Route 4 was fined 10 dollars plus costs for permitting Nelson to drive without a license, to be paid from Souders's earnings.
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LOGAN
Tony Nelson
Rhea Bangert
Thomas Souders
Nelson
Brown
Souders
Ohio Wesleyan Opens NCAA Mid-East Soccer Tournament
Ohio Wesleyan meets Wheaton College at noon Friday in the opening game of the NCAA Mid-East soccer tournament in Jacksonville. The second game features the University of Akron versus Lake Forest College with the championship set for Saturday afternoon.
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Jacksonville
Ohio Wesleyan
Wheaton College
University of Akron
Lake Forest College
Nixon to Retire as Logan Trade Club Secretary
Burr O. Nixon, executive secretary of the Logan Trade Club for 12 years, will retire effective January 31, 1964. A Hillsdale County, Michigan native, he moved to Logan in 1934 as J. C. Penney manager, later guiding the club’s growth from 79 to 220 members and expanding regional business outreach. He praised Logan as small but mighty and plans to remain in the city with Mrs. Nixon.
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Logan
Burr O. Nixon
Logan Trade Club
Hillsdale County
Michigan
Nixon
J. C. Penny
Trade Club
Ambrose Hotel
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Mr. Nixon
Mrs. Nixon
Community Club November Meeting Schedule Update
Logan Calendar reports postponements and cancellations for local clubs. Includes Mt Pleasant and new listings for Happy Homemakers Jolly Double-five Club Moose events, Squaw Club Pocahontas Hall, Venus Chapter 76 Past Matrons Night at Masonic Temple, Premier Mothers Club, Maxville PTO speakers, and various church and youth group activities with host addresses and times.
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Young Homemakers Home
Mt. Pleasant
Happy Homemakers
Wayne Timberlake
Jolly
Brandt's
Mecca Room
Moose Home
Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Ethel Dyer
Venus
CES
Masonic Temple
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Local hospital records show admissions for Mrs Homer Fetheroll Laurelville Route 2 Mrs Arthur Miller 260 N Mulberry St Mrs Mary E Brenick 306 E Second St James A Bond Logan Route 3 and dismissals for Mrs Donald Enderle and daughter Logan Route 1 Mrs Lawrence Danner and daughter Laurelville Route 2 Stanley Wilt New Straits ville in Union City boxing results list several bouts with fighters from Arizona Mexico and Florida including Manuel Flias 1225 Phoenix knocking out Hector Aguenez 121 Mexico Tony Montana 164 Phoenix outpointing Aman Peck 157 Tampa Rey Asis 119.4 Stockton outpointed Luis Leija 1189 Mexico.
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Homer
Fetheroll
Laurelville
Arthur Miller
N. Mulberry St
Mary E. Brenick
E. Second St
James A. Bond
Logan
Donald Enderle
Lawrence Danner
Stanley Wilt
New Straitsville
Union City
Bob Arena
New York
Frank di Paula
Jersey City
Phoenix
Ariz
Manuel Flias
Hector Agunez
Mexico
Tony Montana
Aman Peck
Tampa
Fla
Stockton
Calif
Rey Asis
Luis Leija
Man's Lee Broken As Tree Falls
J Horton Dempsey 38 of Oak Hill Route 2 was admitted to Holzer Hospital at 1 35 p m with a fractured right leg after a tree fell on him while cutting timber on his farm He is listed in good condition Also released was Charles D Stepp 19 of Vinton Route 1 who cut his left hand while operating a saw at French City Lumber Co
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Gallipolis
J. Horton Dempsey
Oak Hill
Holzer Hospital
Horton
Holzer Clinic
Charles D. Stepp
Ben H. Stepp
Vinton
Stepp
French City
River Prapret Gauges Gallipolis Dam Readings Update
Hydrological bulletin lists river gauge readings along the Ohio and Kanawha systems with multiple locks and dams status. It notes Gallipolis Greenfield Township seeks court authorization to move funds from the general to road and bridge for a grader loan.
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Gallipolis
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