Honor Roll High Individual Games With Listed Scores
Readable OCR lists multiple student names with high scores across games. Names include Irene Dible Ruth Otson Rosie Ryder Jane Hebe Jo Heck Liz Althouse and others, with scores ranging from mid 60s to low 200s, across various events and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mautine
Nash
Irene Dible
Grace Thom
Olle Speen Te
Bowling League Standings and Schedule from 1964
Landings Fen on Lost Ladybugs lead with Bowlerettes Upsetters and MMs posting high series. High individual scores Ruth Riester 477 and Helen Douglas 488 amid a chaotic season schedule listing teams Do's and Don' ts Screwdrivers Hootannies Woodpeckers Beat includes matchups Do's Mon' ts Screwdrivers Hootanny's Howlers and Beatles vs Upsetters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Riester
Fisther Hotelling
Mayaret Lee
Rosie Ryder
Helribben
Helen Douglas
Ollie Swerlein
Aingit Bowlarettes
Upie
M&m
Do's & Mon’ Ts
Screwdrivers
Hootanny's
Howlers
Woodpeckers
Bowlegettes
Beatles
Upsetters
Bowling standings and high scores from June meet
Readable names and scores show individual and team results from a bowling meet. Highlights include Garn Bear and Berardinelli high series totals with 2068 team points by Musgrave Arthur and Schlachter Berardinelli in standings. Schedule lists six matchups including Laney Krom versus Noblit Hunker and Tracy Clark versus Schlachter Berardinelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeén
Garn
Jeghtullkoland
E. Keller
Orwick
H. ’ Bel
A Musgrave
E. Dunbae
M. Krom C
Xtulltollard
Niight
Garn - Bear
Peplabhire
Berardinelli
Tangs Krom
Garn- Bear
Dunbare Mullholand
Campbell - Orwick
Musgrave-Arthur
Schlachter-Berardinelli Maruge-Campbell
Gibson-Iden
Tracy-Clark
Mnensanssconcepe Secinie Garn-Bear
Campbell-Orwick
Laney-Krom
Dunbar-Mullholand Noblit
Hunker
Noblit
Schlachter-Berardinel
Bowling results show top scores and standings May 26 1964
High games listed for players Clair Risser Thad Malesh Bob Clark Jo Heck Chuck Heck Helen Douglas Wilma Arlington Dale Ladd Dave Ealey Karen Bame Foster Kear Phil Huesman Bob Huesman Ralph Gibson Mike Traxler Manford DeMaster John Kin Richard Baker Atsy Stevens Dale Stevens Ivan Markley Evie Markley Bob Mills Roscoe Row Donna Kneisley. High three game series led by Thad Malesh and Clair Risser, with team marks for Summit Douglas and Huesman Arlington Risser and Markley-Stevens leading in team series. Standings show Summit Douglas 3 1, Huesman 1, Arlington Risser 1, and other pairs at 2 2 3. Schedule lists Gibson-Traxler and Arlington-Risser matchups plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Risser
Thad Malesh
Bob Clark
Jo Heck
Chuck Heck
Helen Douglas
Wilma Arlington
Dale Ladd
Dave Ealey
Kar‘en Bame
Foster Kear
Phil Huesman
Bob Huesman
Ralph Gibson
Mike Traxler
Manford DeMaster
John—Kin
Richard—Baker
Atsy Stevens
Dale Stevens
Ivan Markley
Evie Markley
Bob Mills
Roscoe Row
Donna Kneisley
Patsy Stevens
Markley-Stevens
Summit-Douglas
Malesh
Risser-Arlington
Huesman
Summit Douglas
Stevens Markley
Arlington Risser
Thaker-Row
LeMaster-Kin
ishesaleyeWw
Ealey-Bleam
Gibson Traxler
Mills-Sorrell
Gibson-Traxler
Arlington-Risser
Baker-Row
Kneisley-Weber
Douglas-Summit
Ealey-Ladd
Liver Tenderness by Proper Cooking Methods
The guide notes that veal lamb and pork liver are more tender than beef liver. It advises that v eel and lamb livers may be broised or pan fried while sliced beef or pork liver is best braised to achieve tenderness.
Richardson Electric Leads 1964 65 Bowling League Honors
The Richardson El was honored as the 1964 65 league champion with captain P Richardson. Don Lanning named president and T H Malesh secretary treasurer as awards went to top bowlers including Don Lanning and T H Malesh. Final standings list teams such as Pfeiffer’s Swan Rubber and Hendricks Wool with captains noted. Fall season begins Sept 1 after a celebratory dinner.
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Richardson el
George Richardson
Paul Richardson
Richardson
Ley
John Rymer
Ack Armstrong
Lannipf
Bill Howard
Don Lanning
T.H. Malesh
Ed Noblit
John Raymaley
ABC
Robert Bil Jock
John Hendricks
T. H. Malesh
Richardson Electric
P. Richardson
Pfeiffer’s
P. Kauffman
Swan Rubber Co. No. 1
H. High
Snyder Lumber Co
J. Troiano
J. F. Dible Co
L. Dible
Hendricks Wool Co
M. Hotelling
Polio Decline Mirrors Broad Drop in Illness in 1963
The Health Insurance Institute reports the U S health picture improving in the first half of 1963 with polio cases down 126 from 1962 to 81 and overall declines in hepatitis measles diphtheria and typhoid fever. Some diseases rise like strep throat scarlet fever and tetanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Health Insurance Institute
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Institute
April Showers Bring May Disease Warns on Sewage
An editorial urges modern sewage disposal and treatment to prevent contamination of drinking water. It cites septic tanks, rising postwar housing, and 6 billion dollars needed to modernize facilities by 1972, calling for community action to ensure safe water now and in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Water Institute
Real Estate Tax Books Open for June 1963 Billing
Real estate books are open for the collection of the June second half taxes. Books will close July 20 1964. Karl F Kraus Wy Co Treasurer announces the deadline and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Kraus
Wy. Co
Council on Drugs Favors Labels for Prescriptions
Chicago report notes American Medical Association Council on Drugs endorses labeling prescriptions by name and potency as a general practice. Editorial cites benefits for patient safety and coordination with physicians, while allowing physician discretion on exceptions. The council urges that prescription pads include a yes or no labeling option. The piece also mentions common names in English and in Arabic contexts.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Council On Drugs
Journal of the
Council
Beas and Zierolfs split fast ball games in league play
In a high scoring night Zierolf's beat the K of C 10 to 7 after E Bees hit a bases loaded homer for the K of C. Ace Molding earned a second win by beating the K of C 9 to 8 while J C's downed Harry's Pharmacy 2 to 1.12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
R. Higgins
Ace’s
E. J. ‘Wright
Bea’s
Zieroff
K. of
E. Bees
K. of C
J.c.’S
Harry’s Pharmacy
Ace Molding
RHE
Zierolf
Driggers Family Moves to Carey Duplex
Mr and Mrs William L Driggers and son Troy Dean move this week from Wooster to the D J Frazier duplex at 615 West Street. The vacated apartment is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Edward Kessler who moved to route 3 southeast of Findlay. Driggers is employed by Olympic Drilling Co of Chicago Heights Illinois, which is drilling for oil in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Driggers
Troy Dean
Wooster
D. J. Frazier Duplex
West Street
Edward Kessler
Route 3
Findlay
Driggers
Olympic Drilling Co
Chicago Heights
Ill
Sayings on Declining Morals From 16th Century Observers
A 1558 writer laments children with no discipline and adults given to licentiousness and ignorance. A 1579 commentator warns vice, indecent sins as virtue and declares the times the worst the world has known.
Carey Ohio Seeks Bids for Penta Treated Poles and Crossarms
Notice to bid by the Village of Carey Ohio for Penta treated poles and crossarms due June 22 1964 at the Clerk Auditor office 127 N Vance Street Carey Ohio bids will be opened read aloud Specifications available from Village Manager and bids marked Bids on Equipment The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities in bidding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Vance Street
Mohawk Coach Resigns to Join Berea Public Schools
Mohawk High School coach Marvin Rader resigned June 2 to join Berea Public Schools as business education teacher and assistant wrestling and football coach at Mid Park Senior High School in Cleveland area. He leaves a 130 undefeated Northwest Ohio wrestling record this year and helped Mohawk to a strong defensive football showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rader
Mohawk High School
Berea
Midpark
Rader
R. E. Augspurger
Findlay
Augsburger
Barbara McElhaney
Trumbell County
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Jim Heck
Sheila McKinnon
Barbara McCarley
Steve Zender
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Joyce Wise
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Sandra Walton
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Bonnie Arend
Therese Weaver
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Gary Rutter
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Helen Mitten
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JoLynn Kitzler
Rose Ann Wenner
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Tina Lindsay
Nick Long
Ginny Guthridge
Linda Taylor
Sharon Creeger
John Sparks
Alvin Kemnerley
Bob Stoltz
Ruth Emerine
Sharon Landall
Jerry Reinhart
Regina Weaver
Barbara Doppler
Ruth Ann Fredritz
Shirley Niederkohr
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Tom Tucker
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Sue Walton
Terrie Richards
Alice White
Kathy Brown
Carol Arend
Darlege Droll
Ann Orians
Anita Walton
Danny Mullholand
Mohammed
Careyy
Onalee
Harry’s
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George Dunn
KES
Zenith McLarke
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