http://66.213.69.5/files/original/84a2205f9783278e3f2dba1d6aa6ad4e.pdf 8e882df298bbe8486f6386d447778c67 PDF Text Text ' • "·;r• .. I .. - " ~- - .... -~ ·-. \ ~ " ·• E G GE EN NNOU CE sb . r• .a und And A u.t Mi eport HCJi.IDAIH n T Pomer Club Meeting t Rob rt Lewis ~ e etart e eJa ua Ta e • ng Evening etmg Cl or ~! or c ri t w at th e of t the Br of s hu ch. h ,. .' ...t ' •JUD J •. ic Wo en To Bi �• Job In· A eo~~J~~~~l~~~ vu~acinlty ~~ cloa- 0 eye • se seelung Industria In this f eld, r . Colli n has h d wide e . ence. ws n v lopm t for th e D y u I) !~ mic · formation . flre· to th bill' rs of mere I • ·Pea e Nation Jnda _just J • TH F ST 0 To • Fl s I TWT E cu I s I I '· ... .. j I eigs C .P . '' '\' • c. ,f. �• • SCORES • J • • , , _ . , ......... ~ ' 1 ' 111 I New Yortr: 1 DltNft 4 Teronto J Cld " \ I Panthers Go On Road, Gallipo~s Comes Here t Dally sentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 18, 1960 • Pappy Has Another Year With M~~!!!~~n~~r!; ~y Teeths' Skin I - STILl. nE BEST • • • • • By Alan Maver 1106t:OUSY, <>I' "771~ SOS1"QIII t:Et.ncs, $1.00 VAUGHAN'S BEAUTY SALON Now ().vned by Jo Ann White ,_ Mlddl-. 0. seven ships will take part in '-Operation Skyhook" scheduled Lewis said he is "tb.ani.ful" to ~aunch t~~ ~orld ' s IQrgest balloons Stahr and the governor~ for his m the v1ctmty of the West Indies reappointment and pledged that WeSL Virginia " Will continue to next week . keep our strone reaped in college football." to I vore ~-rrE.tr JU~G FOR 7'1/E EAsrEM 51111.140 7i4',.,.,. IY!tl. MI!Er 77/E m:sr /H ri{E IQrH AN!fa4l. j'to THIS WIIK ONLY 'TOP /H 'T"H4 1 - Art (Pappy) Lewis Is still foot -l oned w1th In four yean. Pour ball ctH~ch at west Virginia Uni- years later-, West Vir&bda went ver-slty, but only by "the skin of th_e Sugar Bowl after u 1mhis teeth." preSSIV~ 8-1 ie&IOD . That was the phrasing used by · President Elvb J . Stahr Sunday in announcing that the University BALLOON TEST SLATED board of governora had aceepted WASHlNGTON UPl The Navy announced Sunday that his recommendation th.a! Lewi.JI be retained lor ht. lith ....on. SHAMPOO and SET • Atl·51741? <U11E. h PA'IL>fl'li'LI!<'t~ o/M.Z2. Racme ' Dam N0t In presi'dent's Plans For 1961 Undefeated Pomeroy Five Favored · To Cop 8th Straight League Victory Basketball fans of Pomeroy will be traveling to Wellston Tuesday night where the Panthers will be heaVIly favored to • win their eighth straight SEOAL contest against no losses. Middleport, laboring under a 2·5 league standing, with vJc. tories over Gallipolis and Wellston, entertain the hapleas Blue Devils of Gallipolis ,.mo yet are looking 1or their first win. They' don 'I figure to get it here.:..----,-,..-,-,...,.--:-::with vantate, aad their string o! three Pomeroy the Panthers couted to ttrai&ht wtaa. · an easy 87-47 win and th.inp Wahama goea to Eutern Tu.eabaven't changed much except that du a.i.Jbt lor a return match, Rut· tbe Panthers are sbarper and. a land 11 at iRaclne for a return loL more experienced... :More tban match, 'while IIIDIWl iJ at H11r one SEOAL coach bas left the rilonvtiLe. court of battle wlth Pomeroy dur------ing the first rounci, mumbling to bim&ell, "That ill the beat team l've seen in the league for the , ........ or three years!" achooll o! the area-and . In Wellston's ·first game No Maj'or FI've .Left Unbeaten arlllcted ··'on becauae Now In Na•· L1 nation-have been heavy a~nteeism of Asian flu, -1\0 area basketball teams have been bW't, yel Tbis 11 a factor that muat be considered, Unlhol -lntornoflonol CtnCtnnali and vi Ita o ova sbouJda stayed home. • appell!' to be in u Had done 10, both as any to ataad a flu might be undefeated today. But Coaeb Russell .Moore they hit the road and made per. who hiVe feet targets for ~dley and Welt tbey auu a1ainst SEOAL VirJinla, who promptly knocked are Bob WI.De- them over and left the nation iBWfi.ngton aitd without a aiDgle major unbeaten college team . .Bradley accomplished ita bandl· wort with a '11-10 victory over top-nnked Cincinnati at Peoria, ID., Saturday ntcht and West Vir· Jinla took care Of Villlnova, · weat Vlrglnla'a 'Vldol'f over Vlllanova waa ltl 40tb to a row ·throU&b· ··~:· at home aad Wlldeat $500 ...•1000 Wu Wet~ snapJJed, a lG-&ame wlnnl~g otreU. Jerry ·-re~ord the big gun for the thitd ranked Mountaineers, scoring 30 polntl, includina: 21 of them in the second half. TO CUAM THE SLATE. START THE YEAR RIGHT Coli for cash now. Pay bins. Buy bargains. Start lho year ri(hl. Everybody likes ono Cily Loan account Be thrifly In 60. We are backlnr everybody we can rlrht now • ' • ···~ lair and square. · .· Houra: 91o 5 - Thursday 91ll Noon Phone 1117 1!. Main St. SPECIALIZ!iD BRAKE SERVJCB SHOCK ABSOIIBI!RS HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE · ·W. Ml'll ._. • : . ~. - .. Phon&. 117 . BY CHIT TANNIHI.LL Read This ,Actual Letter friJm a Mother • Behind th!' Iron Curtain! · HIG'! SCHOOl. SCOIIIS By UnitN Presa lntemttionll Mtrlin• F...ry 66 Tll9niYlUe 50 Llm1 64 ToiHo O.VIIbln 52 Mev..,._ 75 hrrytbUrJ 52 F•lrvlew 66 BtYan ~ Mt. Gllud 55 M1n1fit.ld Midi. 40 Deflanc• 61 Bowling GrHn 5~ Beawrcnek 66 Wilmington S4 COLLEGI &ASKITIALL By Unu.d PrKs lnt.mat1D1111 Ru....-. 72 Dtlawarl 51 O.rtmouth 71 ~rvtrcl 56 One olP4PP-Y· Lewis' moatfallhful aupporters lives right in Pomeroy. He .• Jim ·Olatworthy who called Sunday afternoon to be sure D!OWS had reached· ua -that Lewis bad been rehired as the Mountaineers' bead·football coach for another year. Lewis,•the--former great Middleeort and OU player, almost everybody ·adl!llts b~s helped build his own JOb worries In Morgante~\¥~~ :· Nearly singlehandedly he pushed West VIrginia into pla~IJ!Il a;respectable sclieduJe, one that, If It were dom· LaSalle 80 Georgetown 79 lnated, ShoUI4l>rin& the school national ranking. Lewis ·lias bad a couple of !<ising seasons and the wolves tl have begun lilelr bowls. West VIrginia has failed to attract 71 arown 57 enough of· SM really outa!anding high school talent, y0ar to 11 Y.olo 61 year, for Pappy to m_a te: the tougher schedule he's created · ~-- 52 his own ot&~er: · ·. . 60 Army 50 Big Rilger·'Cb.auncey of Middleport, 220 and 6·2 a standout /l§si~~ 74 Vondorl>llt 66 as defellsl\>e.ebd forWest Virginia a couple of years ago, once 92 W&M 91 . told me that~ a fiame with one of the Big 10 clubs, his team:: 1':2 mates wer& J!ltlfu ly outchlssed, particuiUiy In overall team Aubom 69 Alobomo 66 speed and weight. Tolono 65 Sprint Hill :15 The team, be It an army fighting to aave Its motherland or N. torollfto St. 51 w. Forrott 45 a football ereven seeking glory for Its Alma Mater cannot be Mloml (Flo.) 93 Flori• St. 91 lOp dog often without auperlority in manpower (and firepow- c1 ...... 74 South torotl .. 69 er)1.~ssumlng about equal training and leadership. · Novy M ""'""""'" toll. 51 west Vlrlilnia could not hi the years past bave expected to Brodt., 91 tin•lnnotl 90 clean Ita scliedule with victories. Sam Huffs don't come along KoniH 79 Mlnourl 63 ve fte nd u K1n11• St. -76 Okl•homa 61 very o n arou ..OJ'llantown, and play their college foot· Droko 57 st. Loul• u. ss ball In Morgantown. · 0, , _ 51 - " " lt. 52 oT Most fair folks Will credit Pappy with baYing put West VIr· Bowllno 73 """"'' 10.1 63 glnla on the national football map. Now It's 'up to the unlver· Tolodo 61 Mortball ~ ally fathers, havlna &one that far, to support the klod of ath· """-'• 74 MRhlgon 5I letlc proarom that will lure the necesaary grid talent to their Ohio st... tl North-torn 64 • Pom....,. C11111PU8. . Whether tl;le coach next year IIIII the year after that Is Pap. py, or anotber..man, that problem remains to be faced. West Vlrllnla can go ahead. or.go bact where It waa before Lewis. Thal's tha way Jim Clatworlhy sees it. That's pretty much how It loob here, too. l~r, .!~","~ ~~~ ·IX ."JollY Qld St• Nl<M· -sent to the Ehowood t~ aay '.'Mel'f)' c~. •. . palienla p>Biding ltADIO FREE EUROPE to ,._ inain on the air-. truly IIIOYinll letter from a woman In Poland: ..My late son and I wrote to yOll twite before." !.etten the Redl otoppod from roachinl Rfl!: '~To us, disinherited from f~ dam, yout .bro'adcuts pVe U;i1 many a moment of joy and fliut In a better future. I """"'l><t bow my son wouldJ!aten to your broadcasts bour aftor hourflew happy they made him•• ' • Then bo rotumed from the Uralo 'Nitb a wounded bead-a lho.t. not a man. He had to Ue in liecl for 8 montha before tho wound healed, and all that !liM .., llltoMd to your broaclcGtl on tho radio. iler- bo dlod. on a Sunday......,. al8 o'doct, and ..... thou&b ... Wll In terrible polo, ho uked that the radio ... bro!llht to him. 1bon ho ~ tho 'JIOiy MUI for tho last limo over'RADIO FREB BUR.OPB -~ Ood biola you ror all the ~ ....,..,.. you ·pvo· !bll poor min wholtlfl'aod oomud>, and ~ the Lon! let ,.. ..... ::i!(o. I ••• eiitihrl ll'oUp of 4eeor;.tlohl Here il the ·tineat reason for - sent~ Bpeetallzed Allpment And Balalldnl: .... .flrat:. Jfsaie third. . Cbrlstmaa i(Jbp at Moraantown, w. Va. ~!l •aoo Sweet lloin~"' IO'fO 6S Purduo . 54 "• .- In 990· :archl UPl, .:._ Income_ SPOT On Your ·Radio Dial 'FQR •··OR F'I-Y A KITE··• OR SOAK MY .HEAD 11HE N'EWS OfthtOhlo Vallaj llnuo." RADIO FRI!I! IIUilOP!! ...,.. 1101 contiDllo wlthoul Y'"" dol- Call ofF ·~ · 8 lA.M. 1:55 P-~· 5 ' &tl ,. 8.5 . ,..;,J:., to matter- ·. ro ~.'tA· ,s:55 P.~; 1111. 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' �.............. ~ . • -y ........ ,_ ......,..."' ...... ......,. Oh io ',t .tr r\n·II. J ') llt & JIL:::b S\1. GIUCIII FOR toDAY Jradbury PTA WiiiMeetOn . Wednesday Night 1 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 1960- I ar ' 'l'hf: retular meeting of the - Bradbury PTA will bt held Wed:pesday evening wi th the meeting 1 I _beginning ill 7:30 wllh Robert 1 Moriis, preaident, in cbarge . The program i& set !or a p. m. with Dr. R.Hospital K Tolson, pediatriclan at Holzer as ilUeBt spe ak·l, '11~=====::;:=:;=====:;:;::::::::;::;:::=~ , or Dr. Tol son was with the John• Hopkins Ho•piUd before coming to IORO I Around And About Maddleoort cordially invited to attend. The annual c ongregational meeting of ~· ..,... fllll!i'll' MCNDAIIIIII.T. ............... !!IIIOr .... • tho ""'. ...... tltlor ,,..- ...... II - "' n.e .............. Pomeroy, OW, .,_.,,.....,_Lob ..... c..ttau.N~ .w wfth ...,., flw. .......... end ..... """""' 'ftrllo Are. ......,. ...... 1:Z.20. Mayor, Council Accept Invitation ; - To Dise~JS~,Probl•Monday ·Night _ , 27-U ...... Porter~~ PoorRat9 From "BUT NOT FOR liE" 1.1111 Palm• -Opon-.. . a.. t. 1114. Jt was IJl)'ODe could get •Yin to, poke into the ..,w,·, .Celli. Sear<b td the ·area arouud ~ throqhout the ~ fmd . 110 oJcn tbat Commissioners ~peel ' GrOUp Regu1or h Meet' ng the ID!erno. ,Ql!lclala. Ald ldontll)'lns tbe woll!d bo a dlfflcult tlak. _.- 1!9dlea &o their condition, dental xbe about the onb' way 10 do it. 141 le11t ~ur people llvlng in tlMi deneely wooded area heard W 11w tbe plane crash. ·- l'armer Irvinl: W•Uace, .one of tM. tirat pe.rsoDa on the scene, aiJ tbe fuel t:anka be&an explcdinl: . j..,t u he got there. ·"'Three I\IYI were ~ing tberra In lhe !Ire ·bot 1 coll!dn'l tell how fQf will COMFORTABLE RECLINER CIDUBS Guaranteed J:iwUr more M'ete tell." Meigs Truck Involved In .,, · . Gallia Wretk . iDaide." be llid ~ou c:ouldti.'l .aet cloae"ttaouC)I Work Coogreoaman Walter Moeller will be iD Pomeroy oen Monday Dight to dUculi8 with council Ita problems iD COD· neetloil with state demands U buDd · a miJlloo doUar sewer· age and diBposal plant. Accept Bid For 90 Day Period Due ' tnoll1. REPAIRING w!o4J, - Moeller To Help Pomeroy Sewage Answer TONIGHT oncl TVIIDAY Clorlt O.bll - C.....,., ------·--------------------------- - A Capital Alrilnes Viscount Monday Didlt and all 50 penon& three clllldioeo. pl!lne fell only 50 miles short MEIGS THEA. ;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I W H ld Ch Olllo: IIINt.LI COPY-II Plane Crash In Swamp , Claims Uv~ Of 50 Perso~ I __ _,._,., ..... ..... ........ -_ ......... Weather enttne . the Radiator CLEANING ....... , . fte ••,.,..., fH Disodet t~:~~·~~?, ' ' at y • .f.OJ,. XI. NO. 233 Middleport The IKlcial committe for the Church of Christ was held Sunday evening at which time the IQYening is uking the PTA mem- officers for the coming year were elected and the reports from ben to bring either sandwiches or the different parts o1 both the Church and Sunda1y School cooties for the social hour followib& the meetmg. were given. A devotional service was conducted by the pastor, Rev. S . p Fred I Gardner and the commun. ~ R/OY kating arty wn senlce was held after wh 1ch Mr!!'. Martha Childs reported for . Mr L ' R. Wiley, actmg as cttalr· the Loyal Sona and Dauahtera, the The ~brul!an l!:ndeavor group ?f man, conducted the election of Chnstlan Endeavor, and also of the Muldleport Church of Chnst 1 the followmg oWcen for the the summer campa attended by the enJored a akatmg party Saturday I church and Sunday School. young people of the t::burch. evePlng at the Skate-A-Way. Elders: Thomas Bowen, Walter The report lor the ~oung Adult Young people who attended in· eluded Carl LeFever, Ellen Dut· Bunce, Raymond Cole, Milton class was prepared by Milton toD, carol Scott, Judy MMrtin . .Su- Houd,. shclt , Herman Lohse, Ho- Houdashelt, and M.ih Mildred sie Slater, Christine Bahr, Sandra mer RJ cc , Wilbur Theobald, Rho- Hawley gave the report of the LoyBun~e and Helen Caplcina. The del Steffy, Russell Wilson and al Pals Cl111, Mrs. Leonard Van group waa accompanied by tht•ir Kenneth McElhinny. Meter, Jr., the Homebuildere, and counselor, Mrs. Martha <.:hilds. Mrs. C,eorte Hudson the Loyal BeTransportation was furnh hed Will Reynolds was re·elected as reana. 1 11 by Mrs. Paul Scott Mrs. Edgar Deacon emeritus anrt the follow · 1 cute & '"'' iiAllensworth Cash B~hr and JLev. ing were elected a11 active deacons : F1oyd Boyer reported for the brldp in Arbe'l ~;&t.W:iti;J; ' Horace Abb 0 tt c h B 8 h Fl d Loyal ,Men and Mrs. Ernest Lal· Fred I. Gardner. · ' as Ira rButcher , oy lance tbe Lo"al Women's claBB. aklrt en~~embl1 . The •Boyer, W1llard Boyer. 1 th&t make the geonu1t.ric · · Miss Connie Marley spent lhe Chester Erwin, William Grueser, The se<:retai'J. E. 0 . McKinley, tern ot • the red, whit• weekend in WeHton, W. Va . with Mannn Kelly, Werman Klncajd, prepared the report for the Bible blue allk aklrt are appllqued . her parents . Harold U,hse, Robert McElhinny, School u a whole and Mrs. ChUdl on the red cuhm•r• pu~ftr. Earl 0 . McKinley, George Mein· reported on the activities of the l· hart, Denver Rice Oscur Roush, Philathea Women of the church. William Slater, L. 'U. Wiley, Dan The report from the choir was While, Wendell Gerlach, . Homer given by I. R. Wlley alter which Omen 5 Jones and Norman Yeauger. tbe minl5ter, Rev. Gardner, gave L . R. Wiley WitS elected as his report for the year. Mr. Wiley 0 5 treasurer of the church. and Sun· also gave the treaaurer'a report. day School. Mrs. Arthur Skinner After the benediction the eonUfC I was chosen choir director and lilregation was Invited to the 1 oc1a1 Mn. Martha Chll• p~ulded ~~~~~ and Mrs. Chester Erwtn organist. Mrs. rooms for refreshmentt whtch over the meeting when tbe Phil· -:.:-··~.--·· .. Harold Lohse and Miss Judy But- were served from a tabled cf!nter· atbea Society of the Mlcldleport cher were named as assistant or· ed with an arrana:ement of white Church of Chrilrt met for their reganists. mums. Sllver and crystal with gular meeting tit the cburcb. ' 111 Bible School officers are : Super- ':'hhellteabclaen. dies were also used on The meetln& wao opan·• _,.. fatt ..dtd intf;!ndent, Rhodell Steffy; ~tsslstant ~ . """ ""~""' I' 1superinl•mdf;!nts, L. R. Wiley and .Mrs. Gardner presided at the prayer b)' Mn. David Dq, Sr., George Meinhart; accretary, Earl coffee service, Mn. Wiley at the who also read the mi~tun ~the o. McKinley; librarian, Mis 11 Fran- tea service and .Mn. Gerlat::b sery- devotions. An arUde was ~:by . .ervtce. Rev. cea Roll!.lh; pianists, Misa Judy ed the cake. Mra. Frank Beech and Mn. H;OIIlll' pastor h"re, and Refreshment committee for the Jones read; 1 poem. The ~Uo~a l:oati<ond. ·been in Parkenbura: Butcher and Miss Karen .McElhinny; primary superlntenden~ .Mre. evenins was headed b:y Mra. Caah were cloaed wit·h a ·prayer b7 .Mi1.1' funeral of a relaUve William Bradford and Mrs. ueorge Bahr. She wa8 assisted by iMra. Herman Lohse. were on tbelr ,way ·to weeds· A clogg~ or leaking :radiator A-lelnharl, a~lstant ~:~uperintendent Milton Houdahelt, Mrs. Leonard During tbe meeting a donltlon N, Y•. where . ~uy are now can n:sult tn scl"lous motor of the Primary department. Van Meter, Jr., Mr1. Hennan Kin· was voted to tbe M'arc:b of DlJDU. .Mrs. 0. E~ .J4CKlaley· hu . been dama"c . Following the election reports raid and Mrs. Gerlach. · conflned to ·her t-Ome f~ ' the put from the heada of the different I Members reported m irtduded Lttt Us Cl••n 1nd Rotp~lr · . I church groupJ were heard. The re · I• Mrs . 0. E. McKinley, Mrs. Ltillle week with 'the flu. .Mrs. GeDie l\lbury lnd· d11uaht· port showed the pro(!lreu of the ErWin, Mr11.Ed Frencb and ·Mra. Y•ur R1dl1tor Now groups ,for the paat year. Norman Yeauaer. Mrt. Dint · U· eri, Jl!nice · a1;1od-, Mr~. . Erne1t1ne See Us t'or Servlee The r<'porl .rrom the Cradle Roll J ported that Mtsa Etta GaUJil 'of Peery. wete -called to ~unbar, W. was prepared by the auperlntenZanesville, a former merrlber is Va,, l11t week because of \be death ' dent or lhe dep~trtmenl, Mrs. Dan .much improved foUowing a ~t ol MDI ~Aibdry'i 1:11qthil\ PHONE 9084 White, M~t1 . William Bradford a:ave lllneu. , , 1 r . the report from the Primm De· lr LUCILL. HAWK! ... ,p·anmCnt. Debbie Grueacr report· ed on MI. L. 1t Wiley's ClB.IIS of 1Junior Girls and Wilbur Theobald lilave the reported for the Junior Pomerey Boys. The Junior HiJh Nport was I. Mlln St. Mr. and Mra. FrankUn Triplett '=~~~~~~~~.,..;,.,;,;,~ by Thomas Dowen. entertained . with a bfrt.hdoy party Saturday afternoon bonorlnlil the 'lth birthday · of· theil' ~n Ricky. l.lcir'a birthday wu pn.. Jan. 10 • becaUJe of his beifll iii his I poatpoJ\1111 uritU ,Jan. 16. the 1ftemoon . 11mes with 1&tven Co Amt &oOIIb· E , e ... . . .iiMII htlo In tho TV ..,_ wHh lljo fotiiOr't " ' - - Hit _., Congrega t' I Mee t'mg Of M'ddJ epor t Church Held; 1960 Officers Are Named 1::.~ ~Fdch~~~~:;~:~u~~;t:! . YlaWII .~ . • ( olumlo tas. Ohio ......,.....,.. ... ~~~- •• 2\41 ' LIIICO!o.ll, - & Jl !!ti S m ' to I ' r---=======;:.--, 1 1 I I MainLy About peop e In Pomeroy I Birt~cfa),.P~ . HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE Held Saturday At Triplett Hdm~ l '""t Bndblll')'. and. Gr~IOt)' Rlolcy opened hll ·I IIII reltirloiunen<lt of ite cr..m, c,:~p t'fll~t!l were served. by Yn. i!pl<oli;,· uetsted by Beverb' Cun- ' these c:;;~~ Grubbs, sons, Thomas, and Homer and a. sister Mrs. .Maaon City. BAKER'S GIANT . .... . . ... .; FURNITURE SALE ...... Eee,.. ' W•v BIG SELECTION SayreSeeJUnc Seatln House .Of Delegates BIG SAVINGS BAKER How to· 6ettll1 FURNITURE · wife, the former Oath Given.Fmt' . Woman)ieamer .:· Of Ohio PUC '. iJ a tea~ at in Pt. PletiiD~ Every Patron • • IS AN HONORED GUEST .. ,_ ,.,.,.,, In both sodal and buslneu clrclea the man who gell lurlbeat, faateot Is LtSually the one who looks his well· Ji'OOme4 besl on aU occuioDI. Let us put and lteep )'011 In thl.t claM. Mayor McElhinney last Middleport, a daughter. Friendly Hospitality eovemor reminded ber that Ia the first woman ever to on the commialion . GoodFaod hope the lilt," Mill on you;" the .' . ... •"• ~uJ•*•• . . l'SP~B-U ...... ~·· by F. ' together with the .': • of mUk per cow pital, BarboW'Iville, 71'1, 2'J.t, T . Of {at pet fA. WUliamaoo, Southside, 756, 27; 1 Thomas BUJ~~garner, Wut Colum· pt, Pleasant, 1213, bia 74.. 28· IL A u 0 -. 0 and 1010 ' ' ~' ' • A ·l02fiSon, Plmy, 722, 25.8; Elm~r Now3119; berry, )..etart, .816, 25; apd .a... ence BleWng, Leta.rt, 493, ~. · Named to the November ,BOP Honur RoU wue Clarence '11lomai.. ' . Letart, 8DQ. 34; David Roush, lb Pt. tart, 802, ~; lloUJlll Ro""'- Letart, ~· so: llroWio, f<otarl 820, 841), 28, Otis Randolph, · Ulob, · 9811,1758, .28; G. C. So.mJnor, Soulbaljle, 671, :17.1; llld Slm ilolloD, . J.i. Boa- tart BIB. 21. . .• -.. ';p ':.2 s5 •, .I WJNDIURS' ~ . DRY ClEANERS ' lllason County farmers were named to the DHIA released ..,\V_~t~m Gregory, Mason COtinly the month of uec:wrber. • 1 j· Rtlalcing At!J!osphere ,~: , Robinson s ~ 18 Mason County Farmers Are Named On DIDA Honor List . Plltu..... Ill I. 11i..:' ; ........., , . .. , may call at the rest· .after Tuelday. anytirrie will bo .)!i '·i!>e POlllaDd SPECIAL MIITING 'llb.e ~onett Poat Leaton <01 Middleport •. called meeuna . ..., - I w, w. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 18, 1960