Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Major League Results
The digest shows National League standings with Los Angeles leading at 89-57 and St. Louis at 87-61, followed by Milwaukee and San Francisco. Thursday results include St. Louis routing Chicago 8-3 and Los Angeles defeating Pittsburgh 5-3. Upcoming games list include multiple intercity matches.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Bowling Ladies Doubles Classic Results
Weekly results show Neal Floral sweeping titles with Buckeye Cleaners and Seyfert's Potato Chips posting losses. Nearby matches feature Mathews Ashland and Southerton Academy trading wins as K. T. Crossen Post 211 and Jones Realty post balanced scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessee Jones Realty
Sinclair Dino Ss
Shamrock Quarries
Sutton-McKinstry Pees
Milldeck’s
Swearingen's
Pepsi Cola Pere
Waterloo Pin
Pepsi Cola
Sutton Meinstry
Lawhead Press
Swearingen’s
Mahaffey
Gifford Hardware
Sinclair Dino
Beasley & Mathews
Idle Pay Claims Increase Slightly in Hocking Valley
Idle pay claims in the Hocking Valley rose slightly last week led by Homer Schein of the Ohio State Employment Service. Logan initial and continued claims shifted, Athens County saw increases, and several job openings were listed including office clerk and appliance salesman with age and height standards.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Homer Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Athens County
Hocking County
Athens
Hocking
Crowd At Fair Good Despite Cloudburst
Hocking County fairgoers pressed on despite wet grounds as rainfall ceased and attendance neared 750. Open class judging underway while 4-H and FFA winners are named. livestock show and sale set for 7 p.m with steers lambs and pigs offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
FFA
Angus
Susan Dupler
Enterprise Farmerettes
Msluke Bailey
Buckeye
Mike Bailey
Mary Lou Gillogly
Hocking
Tom Myers
Lake Logan Livestock
Bob Phillips
Steve Smith
Salt Creek Valley
Stephen Gregory
Gibsonville Tigers
Merl Beery
Lake Losran
Jay Nihiser
Lake Logan
Douglass I*ouch
Margaret Mosure
Wi-Du- Rite
Mason School Board Votes Extra Pay For Bus Drivers
The Mason county board of education approved a $6 per day extra pay for two bus drivers who handle additional runs averaging 42 miles daily for band and physical education transport. The meeting discussed coal contracts, staff changes, and facility issues with several resignations and new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason School Board
Leiving Coal Co
Charles Weethee
Barton Meige
Weethee
Earl Johnson
Mason
West Columbia
Johnson
Robert Carsey
Clifton
Wahama High School
Air National Guard To Fly At Dedication
West Virginia Air National Guard planes will fly over the Marietta Manufacturing Co. before a 2 p.m. dedication ceremony for the naval vessel Sand at Point Pleasant ship yard. Boy Scouts raise the flag as the Point Pleasant High School band plays. The service includes a launching prayer by Rev. Charles Pitzer and an address by Capt. Victor Molloret. Miss Priscilla Sands christens the vessel with Mrs. Theodore Lurman as matron of honor. Walter M. Windsor presides as master of ceremonies.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia Air National Guard
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Sand
Agor
Boy Scouts of
Troop 261
Point Pleasant High School
Charles Pitzer
Christ Episcopal Church
Victor Molloret
Naval Oceanographic Office
Suitland
Priscilla Sands
Theodore Lurman
Walter M. Windsor
Sewer Bond Certificates Are Issued
Logan Hocking County Commissioners authorize renewal certificates of indebtedness for 7500 to fund the county portion of sewer improvements in Rickets Allotment Sewer District. A petition with 52 signatures requests 20 mph signs in Enterprise. Judge Vaughn Collins gets 30 expense allowance for Ohio Association meeting in Columbus. Bills totaling 3304.04 approved across county auto gas dog kennel and tuberculosis care items.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ricketts Allotment
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Ohio Association of County Court Judges
Columbus
Hiker Hurt In Gorge Fall On Camp Hocking Trail
An 18 year old hiker David Ray Mallienak of Lakewood fell 10 feet while climbing a gorge on Camp Hocking trail in Hocking State Forest. He was assisted by friends and taken to camp for first aid for a back injury.
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Logan
David Ray Mallienak
Lakewood
Hocking Trail
Hocking State Forest
Logan Calendar Delays Laurel Valley Grange Meeting
The Laurel Valley Grange meeting is postponed to September 20 due to the county fair. Twig III of Logan Auxiliary to Hocking Valley Hospital will host at Miss Sarah Rockhold’s home, 163 E Hunter St, from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Laurel Valley Grange
Twig III
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Sarah Rockhold
E. Hunter St
Logan Man Bound to Grand Jury on Assault Charge
Mayor Delmar Freeman bound 22 year old Teddie Kollister of 32 N Second St to the grand jury for assault after he allegedly attacked Robert Vickrey at the Wooden Shoe Bar on June 26. Kollister was arrested August 24 and pleaded not guilty at arraignment.
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Logan
Grand
Delmar Freeman
Teddie Kollister
N. Second St
Robert Vickrey
W. Main St
Kollister
Miss Morgan
Charles N. Stimel
West St
Stimel
Bobby L. Crawford
Logan Route 2
N. Mulberry St
Freeman
Kenneth L. Pinney
Abe G. Mohler
Norman B. Beck
William F. Hemnrich
Fourth St
W. Hunter St
Ohio Power Veterans Outing at Izaak Walton Clubhouse
To Honor Ohio Power Veterans notes the Southern Division gathering at Lake Logan Izaak Walton Clubhouse. 345 members include 12 new 20-year honorees for 1963. Logan attendees are C. M. Guess Carl H. Mundy C. D. Smith Ray C. Garverick and J. R. Young. Retiring president George J. Flint Cambridge is replaced by D. W. Mills Mt. Vernon.
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Logan
C. M. Guess
Carl H. Mundy
C. D. Smith
Ray C. Garverick
J. R. Young
George J. Flint
Cambridge
D. W. Mills
Mt. Vernon
Meeting Notes at Methodist Church in Logan
Sara Cirele led a Monday Methodist Church meeting at Mrs Oberlin's home with 15 members and two guests. Devotions covered a family stay in Indiana. Plans include Hugh Robinson's October talk on religion in the home and a Sept. 24 church coffee hour.
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Logan
Sara Cirele
Methodist Church
der] Oberlin
Robert Potter
Jack Skiver
Richard Pansing
Indiana Christian Ashram
Phillip Harbarger
Hugh Robinson
Oberlin
Ralph Courter
Don Russell
Four crashes shake Logan during mid afternoon storm
Logan City police logged four traffic incidents in a five minute window amid a mid afternoon cloudburst. Patricia Simmons backed into Janet Shriner on North Market. Stanley Huston was cited for driving left of center after hitting Harry Stevens on West Front Street.
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Logan
N. Market
North
Patricia B. Simmons
Logan Route 4
Janet F. Shriner
Walnut St
Front St
Stanley W. Huston
N. Walnut Sr
Harry L. Stevens
Pineville
W. Va
Stevens
Huston
Delmar Freeman
W. Hunter St
Furnace St
Bus Driving Certificates Approved By School Board
LOGAN Certificates for 22 bus drivers were approved by the Hocking County Board of Education. Districts include Union Furnace West Hocking Laurelville with named drivers. Earl Justice to be re examined by the County Health Commissioner after medical record review. County attendance officer C A Wood rehired for two years. General achievement tests planned for fourth graders. highway patrol will inspect buses the week of Sept 23.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Board of Education
Union Furnace
Max McGlathlin
Lester Carter
Don Thompson
Ralph Cherry
William McDaniel
Paul Wingrove
West Hocking
Harold Jackson
Clayton Kuhn
Earl Justice
James Nicholson
Lester Ebert
Grethel Smith
Lowell Karshner
Laurelville
Elsworth Kempton
Lawrence Woodward
Curtis Hinton
Harley Wing
Guy Hilliard
Dwight Huggins
Walter Fast
Delbert Kerr
Howard Anderson
James Frey
Frey
State Highway Patrol
Birth for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stanley in McArthur
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Stanley in McArthur. Hazel M Turner of New Plymouth Route 1 was admitted. Mrs Harold W Myers and her son in Logan were dismissed.
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Paul Stanley
McArthur
Hazel M. Turner
New Plymouth
Harold W. Myers
Logan
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Jackie
Nicklaus
Seattle
Portland
K. T. Crossen
Kinneer
Stroh's
McBee
Groovers
Carr’s
Buckley
Mahaffey Maytag
Volkswagen
Baker & Ety
Gateway Motor Lodge
Mahaffey ‘ Maytag - Nye Volkswaren
Baker & Rety
Jimanott's
Wagron Mathews Goodyear
Stace Plumbing
Sunnybank
Frost Grocery
Ford
E. Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
New Jersey
Mason County Board of Education
Liverpool Salt Company
Mason Schools
D. E. Slayton
Mt. Olive School
Sunnyside
Mt. Olive
Paul Wedge
Chase Agency
Couch Agency
C. G. Baurle
Mason County Insurance
City Insurance
Emory Monroe
Dave O'Neal
State Farm Insurance
John P. Sayre
Hutchinsons’ Insurance
Caroline Turner
Herman Layne
Ray Weaver
Audrey Rosalie Martin
Arbuckle
Orville O'Dell
William Willis
Velma Allen
Cornelius Sims
Mt. Flower
Marie Roush
New Haven
William Gill
Coraletta Barker
Miss Barker
Alderson-Broadus College
Jackson Ave
Machir
Somerville
Bob Atkins
Earl Keefer
Bill Jo Howard
Hartford
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Ordnance Band
Air National Guard
Enterprise
Plance
Ohio Power
Burgess and Niple Co
West Logan Sewer Committee
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Magic Triangle
Logan City
Bowlers
Hunter St
Ohio
Douglas
Motor City
Dodge — Rambler
Simca
Triumeh
Dodge Trucks
W. Union St
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