http://66.213.69.5/files/original/10cb6ef5a34ac084c7fb472f134f464f.pdf 94034cb1d72d18db85a6bda460b7a8a3 PDF Text Text . .. .. ."" • -- . c "' --- ' . ... • -f' 960 EN E ENT AN OUNCED , ·I 'i • ' '; ' -" I' I ' • 1: ,,). (J i l .• ' .,., ~ . .•, · ~. •' ·I ' • ' ' -·· I .,. o \o !O.P1.t' . )\\Jb • , ~,t." o\\\o ' ' .~ •.,,1:; ' }\1tb· & , •\)us. c ,. .-. :·· . ,.. ...... ~. .. . , ~ .... • ... ~ . ,.· ' ' t .... ~ • ,' • u t.Ae• , . .. •'t-' I I M ' . • ·-."· l !rr; ,wj '•l., . t , , • IJ ;,M, J-. : ~ ' '.• . , . -.. ~ L. '' .,. .'• ·, ,, '. ''SP e Lim - C aries Ucox <tlso Sllf': MAN" ~ akin a e, for sl t- • 'he d Sa FJII'Irlll·lb oe �•• tHE DAILY SENTINEL --~ ---- - -- · .- bi&m~wting EditorU4ly .h~~ The Facts About Re,P9!'18 .l!a•e been cireulaled by an area 1 .1\Qill(~r --., nQt ll\l.li one - that five south- eastern Ohio counties-are suffering a painful .th"Y'Il Do It Every~ :Z....Daily Sentinel, Mrs. Trosser Of,. • . LetartP~ ol9S9:S Airea ·~ Away motor vehicle tax receipts for the same counties. Then be has a f~ t~Jr l!lf~b •I:Ol;lii•Y , that b comparable to the figure published in the same document for 19~81 January third, 1959 a well-displayed storr said tbe five CO\Jnties .above had· busine,. decline tYeraglnJ 1,111ptr cent lower for the .w... ~~~ Dec.,l8,o_\1.1!59, than for lbe ~liRe .w_,.,k i,n 1&58. The Uem cited only the prepaid sales tax receipts. It also tried to show tha.t Jlusin~ss w~ off 37 percent from "'e begl!,vting of theJOhio fiscal ~ar M'uly I) to 'Dec. 12, 1~9~aretl to the &a,me period llulliJII!lls ..d~cline. A string cottl!llpondent 1or this newspaper using figures released by the state treasurer on prepaid sales tax ~ipts arrived at such ,1 conclusion, with figu,.. ~P 1PJO!ie it! The greater sin, llo.we~, 1~., liP" ,ili!IQVIJ, for publication or tboS<d~, l!Y ijle newspaper in question. · · · ·· ' ' W ~ are pJ!lJ!Sed to report again, for this simple prooequre of arithmetic was pointed out In these columns J~ijt 't11\'t)11llOntbs 1aJI<), tbat (be fJiures of decl.lne Jl!lt .won't wash. in ~8! On the contrary, handled properly, the recSo, before our business community is perord proves business in the same five counties ~l!l!lled-lt--is--looklng squarely into the jaws of shows a hea,lthy do.Uar i~e~:ea~Je , ln ~~r ~n~c -AW$1\\i~on. let us put it right. Fol1959 over the same period of 1~5,8 . lowin,: ar,e~.,.~_.rsu,.on's prepaid "les tax Put plainly, anyopJ! ,garing ~ :l!!l ..su\)11 ·. a rceiP\8 ~~otor. veblele ·tax receipts (upon gloom monger, should.J>e certain of .h,is PT!Kif. Which 19381flJ!orta ,were bu~) to December He, and tbe newspi'Per ,publishiqgJtls ·l~D. ·19511, c GI'III.Il~ !0 the period in 1958. •ion spirit stuff, dl> not know lltat,fi.lpje.l!:fM- -Qur Qhart :411!q~a only collections for the enurer Ferguson now reports Slillealiax 'rtc~eipta ~· period, .~; )IY any iJn&le week. Each of In-two cotegories imtead of.ooe.· ~pte 111111- the counties lbowed ~ . inc,.rease by weeks as 1,959 the treasurer lumped sal., td' !IJid mil- well. tor vehicle sales tMt 'receipts . w~ether. A 1959 law changed that. It said ,'IJ!~y 1W~ lp reported separately. . · Mr. FergJ,ISll:ll does that on tlf,\) ~~"-te ;.~"· sheets stapled· together. All a culliaul ptrJQD !¥.lido' has \o do is turn a sheet of paper md 8(1!1 t)le '$~ sales tax receipts for ~eigs, -~epa, i!Y\W· renee, Vinton and Jackson collJ!ties1'to the Jaek~ a Call ' ~asb- now. Pay bllla•• JNN~ar- .iains. SU.rt tho ywar rlihl. ln~i:!! •lii!H anelCitJ•Uan, account.. Be lrt .40. ,We I~ I ;PJ,W ' . . ~-' cJWtllS· 'I •j i' .l 1 lily••.., areA!ap~ing .. .un rJPI in ow -••• fast, fair lllidstl!uall~ , .....clt'tos~"l'bundaytlll~ t'-'wr. onotber J>)i fabrl· ~l.,ll!fi .oake, aa to lie' • ·atP.nt man .of the re,.lly danour beetle times. COME A'RUNNIN' :The, ~~it:a.)(~Qj,l;tl_<lgf !I ,1!(\Btl!Wil . rl~~ff.ul. ~w .ww;t:O · .rfwo . , ' "' - . I 17 E. Jlaia k �' Racine Comes To Middleport In Contest With Taller Yellow Jackets Tornadors Take Ro_me-Canaan 56-36 For Eighth Win; Move Into Middl~rt On Tursday Night Badne't Tornadoea made their aeuon record 8-1 Saturday night 'lt'ltb a M-36 victory over Romecanaan o1 Athena County, rated No. .I in the district behind Cool\'We. Coach Larry Morrison's young and small te.am jumped into a 112 lead in. the ~int quarter. But Rome .whHUed 1t down to UJ.IS early In the second quarter. After that, however , the Torna- ~~i;'":~~~~~. Panthen Coach come Tuesday " - excepting Don llc- doc1 took eommand aiam and iD-1Yellow JaebbL creued thei.r advantaae tte.dily Rome · C.UU.an 'I 17 38 38 throu,bout the eonteat. \ llacine 11 Z7 43 60 Racine wu led by aophomore ROME : Froet 3 (~1) 8i ~ Duane Wolfe with 21 polnta oa &; GoodleiJow .z (4-7) 8; eJgbt field &:0111 and 6 of 8 free 2 (.2-3) 6; BoJer a (3-4) 8; tbrowa. Billy McKelvey wu Me0 {0:.0) 0 Totall 14 (8-111) ond high with 12. For :Rome Frost rated u the vlailor's btl eun, ' manqed only six pointJ. · ltaclne shot 43 umea hit 22 •"""''• them for 1 a;ood 4G per ~nt. Rome bit 14 of t1 for M per cent. Racine reaervea, led by Rocer Pano01, woo aHa. u cllokod with 19 polnto. ·P ano.. The Tonuod001 lavode lllddle- port Tuelday nJ&ht for a battle with the tall but 10 tar llll<!llelWti htmin.J taken Th~J alt~at· atartlnc at 1 p. m. for two ~ti in the couat)' ll'ade aeboot bUtetball leaaue. a lOft touch. The c. winning 321. Wahama, loatng at:x, has pointl while allow4M. meeting more Class than Middleport, has ~p M'l ppointa in nine pennittins 412 against it. ia credited with 413 permitting its oppon- fourth :rlatlan 52 41 lf,64 . ••-. •'·" seven up IS02 point.a o. D. ' · Frank TiiGood<rMrs. ltaJIDI evea, iDCl even ahead ~ lfn, HArlin Role, Otlll filure to live the aB they can handle; if not Sci"I""' ..hn Cagers Lose By 5246 ,Of the _,, mto of the Class AA evel)'bodY except earlier. the league, Middle- Score T Wilton to Harrlaonville ;ILII!I .-\1110 ;~t.r•:.z:~'ill 'A.) Riverview Sews Up Grade Loop In Basketball 5!80 - IIIlO . ·' 8:30 9:30 1~:30 11:iM/ ~.9111 8'60 . · Bourbon Street Beat Adventures in ParadL&e )l~n "wl\h , a <;;~ml'fa "'"' Jf~ws :.r•~~~~~ 8:45 . 7:30 .7:30 s·.w WYii+t PrD .· ~1·:115 81111\\\\nl \~e W!alher 11:10 Sports 'Report Tom Fiteb acored 11 pointl to lead hil Rl'lfJI'Yicw Gr'ade Scbool &o 1 43·24 v~ry over count)' IJ'ade Khool 1:,:1::_.15::5:_:IA:::I:::e::Sh:::o::w-::---~-~ . 8:30 •:00 ChannelS-Tuesdo) Natlon•l Hockey L"gue N•w York 4 Dflroll 3 Boston 4 TMOnto d U your floors are et bare at tbia IPIOe - See Baker Furnlturn- lor aew ftoor co- 8:00 Romper R<IODl · •0·00 Movi& u:211 Yollf- ll_eperlor ' ll::Ja l'Co~l!'l dliW.ee ~iiiii vwlnp~. h - ,. ,.. '~ ' • :110 11ler:Br\il\le•: D~ ·4:30 5:110 8:30 8:00 The Edge of Nllhl The Three ~toogea l'I>,.~Llle of IUtex 4:115 The.Secret St..orm · Consultant ~~~:~0~ 1 allhe MARTIN ~~ on · THUR,SDAY '14th- Hours to.4. PLEASANT at ,LO'WE HOTEL on FHCI•• iiltll ~- 1:15 CaJIII!ll K!np,roo 4/ f». ·'· f:oe' "Cal'til!ln 'lill!lltor. P:O!l B94 !(owe '·. ,' ib:iili\ ·on 1the{lo 1:00 1 LOve tucJ iiiiii.iii""'· <>r l,iHie loans, if you wish I ioo w. ._..,. st.- · ADVENJURE IN Go()D EATING headroom, sp:readroqm .for 3 adulta. Oufalde-bodiee to BK ft.loug. 75-mcb wfde pk:kup boz. FlusJi At ' ,. ' t . ' driv~ ~ Stroopt ~!~-~~IP)~P~' The ' • ' , . . .· , , . '"" • ' ,' 1 . ·: : .: ·- ' ··a,J:.!""'om,_ ,... .~· ~~ "'. ~~~:_!o·,tTblelit Afl . e 1:110 lleart of lha· ~IY }:~ AI th,e . W.ortd 'Nml , ·: ' , ! I -•....' "'· a:oo oennls o·K.oie Show Dob7 Glllill 8:30 Man> !Joveo of 9:00 Tightrope · • 9-30 b.d Sk"lto. Sh - ~ ~ • ""' , 10:00 G•l'l'j' Moore Show .. ] J:OO 11 O<loek N.,.. 1-1:15 Theater 13 .. ',• Arthur ·i:Q!l , Ne1ftl , •coNOMY SAVINGS fo. LOAN CO. . 8UW l2:.S Slin Off ' ll3-•uesda) Channe I tflla ~ !14JII!il . ·•»;110 For !leiter or ror , \VII!!!J . , I . 8~ NeW!! "1:90 Art Lbi~le\W JIOUiioplriJ 6:1ft 'The Jule Rlvlln Shpw .a:OO _'l;b• ~tllll1o· •' '! ··· ~"" " 8"30 'Amos 'n 'J\D<lt , ~~,V~Ill J;, Yl*n 7;011 J{ighway Pattl:t ' · · , ·.·t:Oil· iTbo< Brighter 1111 7:3b )lioque1ode Porty 1:15· l'o<re! Slono ., 8·110 'rho TeXan • ' u of •·~ 8:30 Father Knows :Best •:s< J~~U.!Je Nanu• g.;oo The .nannJ Thomas.Sh.ow 5:!)0 The Three Stooli!lll 9:30 The .N:on Soutbero. Show 5:3() I:Jfe of Riley 10·00 Hennessy 1:00 Artb!JI' J. SmitllMIWI 10:30 The DW'o~t Sliow ·• J:tl ~ lule B!tUn 11:00 11 O'clock News lJ:SO ~os 'n' AntiJ ll:lS r~oat~ 13 . ; r·.JO ·l'iOntier ' 12:30 .Si"' ~·I 7:30 Ta Tell The Truth '· 15tb.IJOIIR •••., • BI'GLOANS · ChanneUS.ddy : ~~.9! ~o'rLII~·tr Morris L. Hensley l ~ ~ ; ·;:WHffi;;TV :e~ftee1: 1·3: ' ' .f,- Ii · 13·!JI! ReJtless GliAl 1: '"• 1: 4dll J!ti. WJ The ~miD Pbillp •fllarlow' Al0011 l!relento K,ep Tolldng '111e ;Hewl ~~M~ ;Weolher e•--tll ;,1. . 10:00 10:30 .l:OO 8:00 Doug Martlb Show ~ • ...,. ' ~ somebody conaiderIDlaller, ln Racine, but by Harrisonville GOing 0 To Portland ThUJ'IIday !~~'":;::' 11111 onother Portland Grado Bo~ool II bOll. ~ ..... ll'ridaJ ollht, iiUe, • . I ~. ' �. ...... '. • • ' I •. ( ~ • ~nnual Meeting Of Federated Churc~ Attenda.11ce Pins ·Held Sunday During Worship Services Awarded Sun~ay The Federated church congregation held its annual meetSchool Members l.il! on Suriday during the morning worship hour. • .. ' ' ' ' !!!nlllleol, Pomerol·M~rl, o.,}~ it, .1116C} I ..-pUY11 ean. . - w~ _,. ,._. .... reollzed w11a1t 111*1 .. bve been Luge 1111110 for the lllld ~ Ill the Letart orea by IIF. LIDk, 1111 emmwllty IIU auffWid by the ~ BulldinJ- 1114 laado ore deter• lclriUDI Wider the pr_.,t relllal plaD. A -lar&e 1114 prodDctive area ltaao .,_ lllreD . · irom the Melp e<.OOOIIIJ'· U Jlr, Uat II rtgiU, · llld th- II DO llnmedilte 111e to be made a( the land llldualrially, Melp county bq been bit a harder blow than many peopla realize at thla time. Letart - 1llerally tbe garden tpet el 1111 COUIIIJ, willa ~ af dolLua IIIDlllllJ' ; r\"hoayer by the Re'f Waldo J. Bartels opened the meeting Perfect attendance pim. wero d Rev . Bartels by the request of Robert Coates, president, awarded Sunday at lbl:! Syn<-"Ust MettlodJat Church Sunday School a!rved as chairman for the meetmg. Coates was unable to pre- to the foJiowing: , I )ide due to illness a year pins· Adria S&Jore. Brentll th£ 1959 congrel§'a ' E&R deacon, and Roy Holter, E&R Sayre Clarice Norris and Brenda ·•· 'Y9nal meetings were rud by Y!Js.s dea!<ion, who were elected for a Norri~. ~ ~ry . Virgima Re1bel, church rour . year term at t~e !...unday 7 year pm : Frant1in Rizer ~ ~nell seerelar)' The trea"urer s meetmg Members ret1nng from 5 year pins· Marcu Karr, Mrs. ~ott and the proposed budget lhe cuuncll an W A Gibbs, Pre1 Edna Carleton Wanda Rizer Frar1· ;.t~ 1960 were g1ven hy John MILch 1 byter1an elder, :~J. Jss Evelyn 1',1ck , klm Rtzer If. Bobby Wmeb~ennet, ,'t~asurer 1 he n•port of the aud md G 0 Schmoll, E&R deacons. 1 Mickey Wmebrenner Suianri'e , ~ting commltld', V1rg1l Campbell! f<.Biph Camp~ll . supertntendent Winebrenner and Rob~rt Wmgerit , a~td W. A ))rake was accepted of 1ne Sunday School, spoke brief· t year pins . Addle N'orr1s, early on the wurk be1ng done m that roll Norru, Debbie Norns. Jeame i A lett~r ul th;mks ~as read from d£'paJtm r nl and l'Kpressed ~Is ap· Manuel, Janzce Manuel. Patty &by Kalm;~n fur the Chn!ll:mu pren:tJun fur the coopt!ratzon of Wmebrenner, Jean Kloes, Kathy Dtft sent hJ m \1r Kalman. a na Lh e s U1.u:J ·' y S-h~·l · h''' and F.anc1s and Miles Rizer "& " ._..... Lea~· ,liVe of Hungary IS attE-ndmg Ohw ofl1cers Pllmphlets on the annual Gl..adfs Robson , 3 year pins ,University and was guest speaker, report:-. on the vanous committees Margaret E.ehmger, Lmda Elchmat the chur~h lor ,the November 11 nd orl;la ntzat lons were d•Blributed 1get:, Marte Houdashelt, Lmda Nezth~nk offerm~ serVIce of the Wom The Lord s Prayer Ill unuon and gler, Mrs Royal Thomas, Brad en 8 Gu1ld ~[l.!;s 1\Jbel, un behalf the recessiOnal hymn concluded Teaford Bruce Teaford and Ruth 0 ( the chunh lOI.HICII , thanked the meetmg A T~ both Re~ and Mr~> Barteb fur the nn •Cis&. hours they have gJvt'n 1!1 11tudy, 2 year pms : Jean Duerr. Su111e Tuford, A.pnl 'J eaford, ,Pauline plannmg ar.d !,U perVISIOn to the remodeling of the Beth;wy hmld· • :Decker, Miry L Cundiff, Pet1e CUnd iff, Billie Jean Cund tH, Stef· mg which ~~ now the rducallunal bUJidm s ' .? i Wmebrenner, Ruth W1nebrellf , Nancy Parker 11nd Blllf Minute~ of ~t~i~;~:~~~~ · The of/iclal'Business bOard ' of Heath lar meeting ;>uqday evening mas as cbatrman. Mr. McCoouuf.opened T Spea kAt BPW Meeting Tuesdoy I'"'""· Meigs Nath:e Died Saturday At St. 1 I OB!·SASfiED 1l!m . o~tolf~c . , al embroldored Sandra 1 flrea• h me 11lk aatln. il Gal)Jpolta Clin(c· \IPU l)e tbe Jcilfu .cifld!ff, speaker for tht program . and J ohnny E1chzn- ! ger. ' win ter colleccll~lo:n~ L:~ey~;~~: Mrs Ehzal:.oeth H1bba, cha~.rman · j Thf' all-over .e! of the helllth 'lind safety commit· Dana Wtnebrenner, 'who has ser descent beads Ia 1potted 'll'lth tee IS •n {'barge of the program as· Hld as supermtendenl of the Sun an applique or b•:Jy-lf.t.ad sl!>Led by Mh;s Jean Lama Mrs. school for the ~a st nzne years , IP e~n leaveN. .. ~'ra nees Roush . Mrs Audrey TheO· subm1tted his reszgnatlon 0 MEIGS THEATRE ____ Pomeroy, Ohio CA~IE TO t:OitDURA" Gary Cor>pL·r - ]{II.;; lf.llyworth "THI!."'Y Dr. Jones To Speak At 2nd r-M-a-in-l.y_A_b_o_u_t-,!Mission School Dr. Cassa ndra Jonea, LSken, w1U People be the spea ker sunday at the second School of Mt!JJOhf to be ALGIERS, Algeria lTJ'J - MosrebeiB ambushed a French 1tary detachmenL at ' Arago, 24 milt'S northwest of Co nstantine. Six rrench soldi ers were ktlled and two wounded In Pomeroy • y LUCILLE HAWKINS YOU SAVE TIME AND MONEY Why hurry, hurry? When we do the Bechtle,Euler, c. M.Wayne Ht nnesy and Jack Mrs. James Gibbons, l':merson Jones joy extra time for shopping and all your activities. And the cost Is low, too! Try Us ITt h 8. hdgy A Celebrated t Haggerty Home Same Day Service Soon! " . . IU . tor ..... ~ Cllpl ' " - M ... .. "' II ""~"'·':?=i:''!. ~ .,.. ···~ · ~ J ~qr.-.~·' ~; itWt'.J.... ~~1 ., ~ , .~lit. .,.!;~ .,. "ttL *'~0-~~ ri:ll <:• • ; • •\ · ' !'.!tof; ~ ' ' ' o. '• --r---~-~ - ~ ·- ~~ - . .' '. . " .,· I, ~ 4 li. !*-<• t!IS t _ 1 -~~. I) unt • .t • ~JC q ~21 I 9)1 at y a; ,;:' -:' . Pometoy-Middleport. II G • '~ .I M9re·.Yet To Take4)ff. ·. Delayed Board·lteorg...ati~n meet. 39 In. . . . .. ........-._,_... ............ - · Ohio: llrlof ,...... .... ~ ly - -~-- • _______________.__________________________________., • - I ' "'* Spaye4 Female $3.00 Male Dol ,2.00 p.oo femllle Kellllll LletDH •10.00 OwDen N~e ..... ........... , , .. . , •..•...•• , , . , • , ..••••• , ••••• l957 a:t)ICL( 4. D90;R Hardtop. Automatic Trans. Power Brakes: R&f'l. t195~ ·~FDllDY. 4~no01t' '..... ,,' r( ,, Country SedCifl Stntiod ,Wf!goft.0)4..Mo1ff~Hs~R&H. ' '55 AutorrioflcTran$1' New' White Sidewall Tirt!s. '· R. State Offi~W· ' . . :·· ToTalkF9r .. 1959 FORD GAl.AX.tA· .. stoet.' !Ju. mil.;, Sunllner. Fully equipped. I,ef~ over from l9$9 This car can be bought at a bargolll; . " i ~'~; &,QOC) . .. · . ·. . :. ' · ,: • • 1 !l· l' '-'.: ~~t· tn ~ .. } ·,· ~: .. · . " Ohio Board Of Education Has Women Chatged New.'Officers, Bigger Program ~·<ti~iG toe-~·~ After ;:~~~~~ti:~~.~~ pre- I On (UP!)- The state Board'ot'EducaUon began by electing new o!flcen, wek:omlpg five l••t•ar_eitt approving a school program for cblldreo of V. DISalle addrest1ed the· board, along with Jitmes LaJIIZ (lJ.Falrfleld) and Atty. Gen. the 23-member bodi seWed down to.its meellitg of 1960. ''·•· 1 ·"I • I' ' OWDMBPo o •• • o' oo • '.' 0 •<I•• T I lltkl '' L l1 C>'lJI• •' . _, .• " ' ' .~ . ~J'it ' .· . ' . t t'i"\ be a Cub l,.eaders oourse o(fered for in the MGM Dlaof AmericA. Sun from ·1 p. ni: 1UDtll Israe.Ute In 11t I 1 • • 0 0 •' • , ,' IT ''o',f ' •' I' •;1 • • t.;'• ' L. • ~ "'t~ ;' I ' [<. ' ~I I " ' . . I'"•' '' ' · ·······-~·······-~··· ' 'l•ltJII ························~·········· ,.t.,.l Te eft I. I GORDON CA.LISM'i:.L · COUNTY AUDiT OR of ~eqi Otiuoty liat IaCer tbUI Jan. 10, 11141 10 mid PIYba& 1, ,J\ AGeodftlaiJ ' . .. . ' , ' ' '· '"""'' dl)i'gJ:v:ntn, 'l'lh9 Carla Jean. Wid waa 1uest ol hOnor at 1 pW ~ '"eniBJ, It the DAV biD II~D ,bJ Iter oar-· ents, Mr. 1nd M'ra,,..:cut Will , In ·~~~~~~:~;of~ her ~ bl,thrlay, ,_ lDcladed 1 large 18 the nU and purple • • ail; Attention-Dog Owners To obtain license by mall, flllln &nd mall thls form to GORDON CALDWELL, COUNTY \UDITOR, Melp County, Pom oroy, Oblo. Enclose aelf-addre11H4 SIIDIPIII envelope and priCe of Ucenae. L~·"'"'si'·l·~ 1< I Carla Jean Guest Of Honor AtSaturdayParty rtolof .... All Clea~ And . R•ody -~T· ;: . ~ 1 , , ' LAUNDERERS - DRY ClEANERS DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE Of' 11le0 D ~q , LICENSE IS JANUARY 20th. UNE DOLLAR (.1.00) PENALTY IF Ll'CE~SE l,S ,PU~ClfA:SED . AFTER .THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIBNct ~~ ~XN'6V APPLibATION BLANK AND tiiAlL TO THE COUNTY AUDJ'fOR AT T H'!: COURT HOUSil NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOR EACH DO G. MALE OR FEMAJ.I, .... - ............. ,......... -"as I t:hinese Pilot Makes Good To Formosa, But Dits. '\ ll•·~, ~ ll'_. · "if'erd 'DeaJeioi;~ :rea 1!11-- .I PRESTON' MOTO-RS Frem Ill.,..... Polrey & Sewerage Voted By Middleport Council church will Mary~~·~Preto~~-~~~!!!!·!~!~~!~~-~ ~~;~~P:IUT~,~of~t~bc::S~t. 1officiate. ,.~, - Bay,· . iMO. r t;esday, J.nnDI'V 12, tacled ..-.u7, told The Dall,y ..,..... ., telephone that tile Letart Jaa4 ... ... llbowo pruopecli.. IDMokln. But lie ....... lA> elaborate. · Tbere Ia Jlttle doubt that tiiJre mediate action contemplaled, l8al t11111rnn agree, citing as their authorlt,. tbe oJ4 pn. verb that "where there Ia smote tiiJre 1a fire." Aa to Ita nature 1114 Its ~ Ill tile local economy, only lillie will telL TM Dally Senllnel will Dep Weather enttne I "· ' -~ - ~~-+c~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~--------~--------~----~------------·~--~--~--------_., &rious Din~ Of"Cl~rk ·Htii Ji" • ~ l'e· ae ·•~ 1 . , I'. . ,..._..,.,.....,._ } On~Y~~i'!~. '( · · " Funeral servlees Will be at the Ruttencutter Funeral BIMDt' in St. Marys Tuesday at one o'clock. Bar-ial will be made iD the Beech Grove eemetet,y at Pomeroy. BeY. Robinsons 'l'rl·Luater Cleanen PHONE 8201.J 1D Mlddlepo11 UH.-A • e· e · ~IIJG.IC IUC\11 ~~ Around And About Middleport "· · held at the :idason Clty M•1.hodlst Church , · , CHUcm fOR totAl ~~r~!F~h: I laundry, you can en· I , film of Bishop w erner being shown. • . Attending the m.eetm~ were Rev. R11ymon KOnkrl.ght, Mr McComas, ·,1~s Nan Moore, Nellie Zerkle, : fi'r1eda Faehnle, Mrs. Chesher, Mr. aud Mra. Emmilh, Robert Harrill, '11ss Bess Sahborn, Fred Hlbbs, Jone& wdl s~e'): on '' An Howard Snyder of Parkersburg, tO Darknells" qn Jin; 17 while W. Va, vzsit~d with Mr and Mrs. Brown wi11 sp~lilt OD "The Bent=- Wolfe and Mrs. William ~~~~_lenge oJ Africa" pn :January By FRID!il~ !fOUDA..HILT, B 11 ~t.er . Mr. Snyder u a nephew oi 24. A panel disc ussion will, be held Mrs. 'Wolfe and Mrs. Baxter. Qn Janl.llrY 31 on th.e topic "A(· Mr. and Mrs. Mtl1lrd Pierce twlrs, Addt.e urueaer retu~ned rica is'' WHitlng." Dr. Jone• Ia a spent Sunday in Allums where home Sunday evening a lter a rormer Afncan medical roluion- they visitt d w1th their daugll'ee.r, weeka vis1t m Lanra11ter with Mr ary. · ' P1x1e, B st)Jdent at Ohio Uni 11ersi(l'. aud Mfs. R. 8. Wllkm s, who ac· Tho School o! Missions Is . bemg Mr!j. Walter Croob wall ·a bUii; comparued her home. planned for the entire family •wUh nest~ vts1tar tn .11\tbcnt Saturi:trtY: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson Lbe evening each Sundar be·kl· 'feach~~s and offi~rs , ll'IMtiii.W and daughLer, Roberta Jane re· rung w1th dmner Ill ~.3{} o cloclc:·In of the F1nt Baptist Church will turned to the 1r home, BrtdgeviUe, charge of table · dccorationa and be held Frida)' evening at 7:30 Pa , Sunday evenin11 after a visit meal arrangements are Mn. Jo· <tt the home of Tony Fowler. w1th Mrs. C. E. Nease and attended anne Green, Edna Wise and Mrs. the Me,er·Mather wedding. li udrun Schaekel. Mr .and :Jrs. Robert SpJde of Mr and Mrs. Theo Kaspar and Spectal f•lma will be shown eadl Bucyrus spent the weekend villt· famtly af ·Jtm~evllle, 111. an(t Lift. w=~~~ 1o ..e Hult. and youft. ina relatives in Rutland . Tbey Mrs. Homer Kupar and raw· ur the lntermedillte IHII were aceompanted tb Middleport of Dayton arrived satttrtllr MYF. The latter group w111 by ¥1cbael and O,bra Turner, ll;,~;~;;'·· called by the Illness of med also by themselves with MN. children of Mr. 1110d ~Jn. Robert Arnold, El11.al-leth Capehart and Mra. Sar- Turner, wllo they vlaited with all Spencer in chartce. lheir graJJdp,arentll, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy of Columbus spent Prunary yountc~ter~:~ will be di- Joe Turner. The returned to theJr lhe weekend with his parent&, Mr. rected hy Mra Carol Proffitt and home Sunday. 11.11d ft\rs. William Kennedy. Mn. Lavers Ye11~er wlllle Junu~r • ' ~Mr, and M111., Theron Johtiaoo' of Mrs. Har Iey HoIcom h an d l am II Y age children will be un der •·~~~·•· Letart entertained Soliday'{liOi'lorof London, Ohio visited Sunduy Jean WHrner and Mrt. Betty LhUt. ing the lat.t..•'a m t.he M · Pr d wtth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burt ~ader of the school Is Mts. Philson, ~~ oble~an~ ~; h:r and family. Eve lyn Proffttt. bb'thday• . Gueats Included Mrs 1 Mr and Mrs. Wayne Russell or We Can LouiS\' I lie, Ky, were weekend PhU&on'l son, Mr. and Mrs. l1hlls:on guests of hie mother, Mr·j. Samp ~ 1ft ant;l son, Rush, of Mlddli-p·;rt. " Give You R~ell , Charlc5 Faulkner of CIHi t'lcston, Va.. spen~ SundaY Wl'h. hilt Mrs. c }', Tbompkloii returned ' I· Mr,. • 'Jiftlei , 113Wkner Jn home Sund•y • .rw underaotnl On Request at Holztr Hospital and is . 1 Mr. ~ua Mn. Bob Haagcrty efl• Mattie Bush has been reEb''"""h returned a group of boys and ill with the flu the studzes ut Jun10r High, thi 1 ltcmor of their son, Chip· at her home oh Ash St. after a weeks Ulneu celebrated bll seven\11 Sanborn and Mr1 Ma· 1birthdLIY saturday,. The part)> wu were dinner guests in the basement of til•lr new Roscoe Fowler at DEVILOP HYBRID ANIMAL LONDON UPI _ Commumst 1 on Beech $t. Games were country home on Leadins:: Gltinese acientlsh In Tibet have played and pttlCI awarded to Pat · • Mr. and Mn. Emerson Jones euccessfuily croned a yak and a IArcher, PaUy GrOPIIft, and J1mmy Hol5teih bull, according to Radio Wildermuth. )Us. Haggerty, _. ar.d daughter, iBarbara. vllited rei· Roblaaon'o Cleanen by Mrs. William ~versdn, atlve1 in AtheM, Sunday. They al· 1Peiping. Tbl!l broadcat'\. sa id the PHONE 122 , resultinc hybrid produced el&ht ICe cream and cake to the 10 vialted thel'f dauahter, Shlron, times a1 much milk as the yak and honoree. a ltudent at OU. Je P-oroy 1nd can stand the rugged Tibetan preaent included, Jim• ijiijiijiiiji,ijjiiijiiijiijiijjijiicllmate better than the Holstein M•lll, ALWAYS IN A RUSH? WE'LL HELP __ bald , Mn Glona Ebersbadt, and Hts !IUccessor bas not yet been Mrs Dorothy Jenk JJUI. named ... TONIGHT and TUESDAY U6 Mr McComas pres1ded over the 1- " " - " - - - - - - - - - businl'as aession when several ~:b urch maaen we!'e disc:1ssed. It I'Hd Slllaon ..d Georce HIIJ:ris ·.vae announeed that frllmsl.era Rec· aud Kenneth Lawtulnt were award· Jf! llltiOn Day wouid be observed ell tenderfoot badpo, lh tim llep Su:~day, January 17 In acoulinc. It was voted by the ::rouo to &eeond, dill have a prayer Vtg.il :'b:rch 2, ·.vhlch IS Ash Wcdnct~d:Jy. The church will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. that day for -nf:dJt• wn and Rraye.r by .dilfrE"nt gro•tps. Tire young peop:e's J:: ' o !'lS ''ould be ~trved communu n follow~d by a break!ast bcl'ore goltlg w st:1ool. The mlnister anntluncrd a sUbdistrict meeting at the chu\ch for :.farch 1. The theme fo r Ihe roeet· 1ng wtll be "Preparin l{ (01' D)'ilamIa one 1<'! D!sciples)lip" The Rev. Petitt, of St pastor of the Methodist t hurtb tn Mn. J11ckson will be the speJ.kcr wltb Iz.,kle. church councrl tht• nomtnatmg The Busmess and ProfessiOnal committee Charles Werry. Walter Women 's Club wlll hold 1ts monI year pins: LIQYd J enkms, Mr. Grueser and M1 • I B Weed, pre· thly meeting Tuesday ev( nlng m Ross Norris, Mrs. Rost ~ented the fo llowmg for church the dtnmg room of the M ~;o n ic Norris, Troy Zwtllmg, RuJSsell eouncrl P hil Wtlllamsrm I'rl!sby Temple Following the dinner. Zw lllmg, Helen Tuford , 8.1ndra tertan "lrle r, ~rss Fllzabeth F1ek, Oscar. <;Jark, hur.i •~•I._ t bo~ ·L~n :tirenell , Joyce 44 't,''j~~ devottonal period, tak•:tr, the sciipture froin S . pressed the though~ tha: appeals to each of terent way. 'J'h·s was p;a)oer. I I Dr Oscar Clark At th e Decemhl!t nw£tmg uf lhe Heath 01urch Offiiciol I bolJtertq the Joeal.-.ny fl'om.trudl eropl ralaell cmlhe tertlla-. AI lledmao, of the Olllo Chlmber of ~ 111en:e lDdtutrlaJ Developll!eot Dept., - 21 to II tl,_iUICC � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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