Tiffin Columbian controlled the second and fourth quarters Friday night to earn a 67-48 victory over Kenton in nonconference boys basketball. The Tornadoes outscored Kenton 17-5 in the second quarter and 23-14 in the fourth quarter for a 40-19 advantage.

SIDNEY — Lehman Catholic outscored Hardin Northern by 12 in the first quarter and went on to a 66-43 Northwest Central Conference boys basketball victory Friday. The Cavaliers led 20-8 after the first quarter, 32-21 at halftime and 54-32 after three quarters.

LEWISTOWN — After being held to 27 points through the first three quarters, Ben Logan scored 25 in the final period, but it wasn’t enough as the Raiders lost to Indian Lake 66-52. Ben Logan trailed 49-27 heading into the fourth quarter and outscored Indian Lake by eight in the final period.

LINCOLNVIEW — Lincolnview dominated Upper Scioto Valley in the first quarter Friday and cruised from there to a 67-27 nonconference boys basketball victory. The Lancers led 15-2 after the first quarter, 38-12 at halftime and 51-19 after three quarters.

SPRINGFIELD — The Ben Logan boys bowling team was dealt its first defeat of the season Friday night, falling to Kenton Ridge 2,770-2,562. Logan Wenger led the Raiders with games of 232 and 211.

Twenty-five members of the Hardin County Retired Teachers Association and two guests met at noon on Nov. 20 at Henry's Restaurant in Kenton. The host committee was chaired by Donna Myers assisted by Karen Cannode, Jill Simmons and Jean Kearns.

The family of Naneen Kotterman hosted a celebration of her 75th birthday with an open house at the Wharton Park shelterhouse from 1 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14. Over 100 guests of family and friends attended the event.

Ada Monday – popcorn chicken with BBQ sauce, dinner roll, steamed carrots, fruit.

SATURDAY, DEC. 5 AA Fellowship – 11 a.m., closed discussion at First United Methodist Church, 234 N. Main St., Kenton.

When the Harco Industries Board replaces the retiring Kim Thomas at the end of the year, it will not hire another director of adult services. The new leader will be the CEO of Harco Industries, Inc.