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De<idor:mil . .Wintor Dresses "( POMEROY, OHIO 40 IN A PKG. ' $1.49 . Continued Clearance Connies- Air Step- Parish Fashion Your OpportuNity To Save HA~TLEY & BcNN~YT .19~ SHOE STORE OHIO "Middle of Upper Block" . ·, 1959 CLOSE OUTS REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER APPLIANCES IN ONE AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING Rlrrtprattr IIQ ROLI.OU'f PIIIZER IILOW• Plus • Swi!II.Oul Y;pltble Bj)la . · • SWI!II·Out Buttw KHPW • ~lie Sofety Do« • Mlx-«·Mib;h.t;<>~" 111<1 : b4pordeatanc"l ataldt. 1 . lo heir bome i.n Pt11n \ $39•9' 95 - • WITH TI\ADII: · · ,. . ·· ·• ', ·• ~ (, ·t ,r : • 'j. '1' ' ·~ ' 1 <~ -~ - ' • .' .,... .· ,,.. a~:- , ...~ -CittrtA . . ' DINNER SETS -- MIDDLBJI9a'J' . . :\ m;~w~an~·~~~-~~~~- to be a part of the fJbany system. (L to bany board of the Albany \ 1f2 pt. pt. 50~ ,~,. Et4DUS T uie. A treat- LUSTRO WARE Jiitforyour dust clotha I!Wf'· -Stops scatter· dUI. 8 li6TOI 'NT .M a: 7hz.D•••M unirioi.l..i", ;Oirl~!"-. ''·'· $;~~.. oz. ,,: ··~· , . odtillllli ..rvinl. lll>rlllf. Jwet-. e«ktail.l and botto10. S<re..- top. Pink, . roc~ : ~"'!loW irnl' ~.. coven w1Ua pourtnc tpOUt. WIGGS l Veteran f.oroner FileS Petition For Nomination ways fluff)>..• 8\a~r.cl household . ~- . LJiht wetc.bt for;epjY hl~dl/"1• Complete Wltll banclle. l 98c WAT.JRLUS ' . ~; ., I ' Si.lver She«tts " " . ' ' . 1.15 . .• .Meigs Hosplta ' "as belie~ed hastened by~ fall earlier of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Woodard, There W2.S no immediate lDditation whether u.. s. scientists also tracked the mlssJle. U. S. naval vesaeJs and aU'craft were flnown to be hovenng near l:he test area where three Sov1et SCientific ships stood guard Rutland or Albany. He cited tbe <aoe o! the Southern .Loea~ bitib school students who attended ~~e t:eomt!~~liool by agreement 'With an a"..eement between ·•.... uw !mardi and with the . eebool.to boards and school 'to whii:D the pu.pi! attenda receiving the ADM (Average Daily Memberablp) PlY· ment f.rom tbe state. student~ rna:/ attend in other diatr:ictll tui· tion free. ~ p tt aid,this th manner, Mr. a erson 1 e !iortbern Local district would llave it. ' OWD elementary BCbool and wOuld remain in the .Meigs Couot;y -ldtool system. Bedford IDd SlltJb...,Y. ~~t:!~ ,h e·~mt!Tou~a& . lligh . Mr. Patf..-.n statecl ihet ~ wu ...,inst Mtltl Couhty ' l4iii' 1"1 •nr more tchof>l diet~ to tbt AfhMs Counfi" ......... ~- KMrh: .._ HPf•Miil ttwi ..,... view wf'lich il ._110: ....it¥~ to bt held .b¥ ... ........ county bNnL ,.......... of ~;bit Nortthot ~ ~~I \Who ~~ · .. ~ .. , ..t tt WM fl: _.....,.. for tht of tht district _,. ,ted.. . , It wa1. .also poinUo out tut tbe state inspectors who ~erea m-opping tbe charier ot·.the Sci. pio HigJJ . ~hool , reco~~ t.ba~ tbe dtsfiict become a par~ .of the Rutland achDOI syJte.~g. Tbe meeting was agalh ' lYJCe8sed,, to re·MDveJle at 'l:JO ,p. ,m. Fr1day Jan. 29· ~..:.:·...,..:,...::::__ _ _ _..,.._ wldo\f or to!Y." It said the no~ cone transIa the wounded near Charleston, "ill Va. lm1tted "th e neceaary datlll. . . . . . here in' the Civil War; her 100, Jacob, throughout the r~t's rfligbt" D, was wounded in the Argonne For· and "Us entry into the water wu ~~~:~~:~~~:;;~-~\Cavalr)'. est in WW I, and hJl" grandson, recorded by radar, optical and of 15 cbil>t'ten, Carl Turner, was kiUed in a plane acoustic stationa." . crash ·m World War IL Western scientists were expect· llra. Turher bad a penonal f surviving are the following ed to attacb con~derable signifiwitb four ;,ajor "'ars. childrel c: Mrs. Clarh da >Burgets, cance to the claimed soluf.iO.!J. of bus~d. wu a \jvll War -Athens; C. M. TUrner, Antiquity; re-entry for such a bi& roe~t as two sons were to the lacob Turner, Middleport.; Ben F. well as tbe IIID;OU~ced. trtumpb . American War, three l'umer, t..ncaster; loe Turner, of. firing a mw:ile Yirtually World war 1, and four Middleport; Mrs. Dorothy Clark, twtee the ·breath o1 the United In , World War n. ~er Middleport; Aaron TUrner, Racine; · States. brotber, Jatob, · was Mra. Della Cleland, LrneaviUe, llrlt ~ports from the Pacific - and Hattie, witli whom she lived. bad suggested ~e JVCket mipt PrtcedJRJ her Jn death In addi· Dave Dllsaed lbe target ~a and to her husband were W. E. beeD1 destroyed by Soviet scien1md J. :M. Turner, botb in the 2nd tista. "Qantu Airline CaPL Robert W. Va. Volunteer lnfantr;y In the A. Gray and his crew reported Spaniab-Amerlcan War, c. W., they saw •a huge u:pl01ion ia the Is in Mary Ann, LUlie and Delbert. area Ud ooncluded lhe roetet Brfi'!'t~n, Her sons, Jacob, Ben and Char- bad been eXploded. 1 e e- les, all served in · World War L , , cd Crim· Ben F. TqrDer is . a foTmer fepre· FROSH WIN ·I ..·A • &entative !rom _Meigs :county. Pom_eroy Freshmen won 37·29 . or 11'8 ·"1"' JU1'Y Funeral serv~es w11L· be held last ntC:hl at WeJlston in the curan ~ff1davlt b~ CorabeJle Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the Ew· rent eliminations for the SEOAL ~~,'~~;,: chargm1 grand lareeny of Ing Chapel ·witb burlal ln "the ~hman · .basketbaU championfrom the old Ughthouse Beech Grove Cemetery. 11h1p.buJidin·g near Racine. was a · I tJon ~_ lqultllty. xirn. Al- -.e.. 1 -~ j ~ ., • i ' i riot commend to the .Nortbern r Loeal board to retain its elementary school with tbe high school atu.dents selecting e:ther to go to r 89~ • O'CEDA'& ' . ..... 1' w., ciJic test area where the nose ccme and last power stage of the oc.t t ld h ~arth. wou ave ·plunged to _Mrs. Turner's death Trawls C.lculated Tr•iecior, week at the home Motcow said the missile travMonkey Run, Pomeroy, wi~ whom ~e made her home. She leled a bistotic 7,7tKI miles "strict bad been.admitted to"tht hospital TUesrtay. ly along the cakut.ted ttajecMn. ·' . Wood· It' this furniture and pianos. .,......Itt . e Virginia The perfect finish for all kinds of . • , ' .' Al-l R) Mark .. MeJgC! Last CIw· War w·d 1 OW -Mrs.' Mary TorDer Died T0day .Mrs. Mafy Turner, 99, believed to be Meigs couns remairting Citil War veteran's widow rssed away Il(; at at ru General J. __...;__...;;:.;;..;.;...,,....; ~ . ,. J··• Clark independent corroboration oi the petl.lwn sponsored by tlle Norlh~ley, Atb~ns attorney; anq Howard Woodgeai-d, president Sov~et lau~ching claim. An Aus- ~~~at~ca~it=: htt;~ =~-:.acgire·. .(These are Sentinel Photos.) tralian a1rhner crew reported it W'(cu . saw a fiery explosion in the Pa- He had intended, be salcJ/ to .-. last . . IS morrung Service .for• eiahl- Gem hArd, oven prOOf t10nslucent (;~ dlnll~. 1\011! .r~ li.auwu1 d.,.;., ~~~f swirl, Sarde'lt 1\-ail, Forell ~ 'and Forever Yours. •' I• . • • • '' '• ', ., -, ., I . Furniture PoUsh CL,E:lNSER ONLY · These 1 Li. •'· TWO .,.~11• on bocl .. , no waotld IW' KNU KOTE W~rftr,t EI.ECTru~ 1:!-~UBIC·FOOT ..•~,,'· ,,oiolirlllrucll. ·, . ,)IIWGHT.LINE DESIGN and enameled tl!lon . Air. Stanley, u spokesman fPr the Northern board, stated' tf\at they would like some dispo5ition made of the petition. He S<lid he beiJeved the majority of the peo.. ple of Northern Loca.l diltrlet approved the affiliation witJr AJ. bany. Henry Waggoner .said that be abo felt lhat the p~ople of the district preferred Albany over RulllUld, the <Olber scbool to wbJclt the Sctpio pupil.& JQicbt be assigned. Mr. Woodgeard spoke briefly concernmg the matter of the A} • twJy school having only a tell\porary charter. Both he and Mr. Stanley nid they betieved lb:at ,w1th the addition ol the Scipio !lludents, the bi.gb seboot would have enough enro.Ument to secure a permanent charter. Enrollment. they uid, the drawback to the llmance l)f the charter. Having bad Lheir cllarter dropped once, he &aid, the board 15 bavrng difficulty with atate in· spectors. i Woodgeard &aid Albany, with two large PI tranrunis&ion fU<I tions in .the d.istr.ict W , no m1.1ney problem11. It w~ .necessary ior his board, he said to Hawaii UPI- place the additional levy on the . first of its super district ..n the put eleetion aa nearly 8,000 miles into ,Lhe otbec districts were compeUed ~dbe.sd~.o'llD~OW toa'ay Lc. .do , to &;ecure -adeq\late fvHI:.~ the mwule bii. w#bJn ~ ppinted out that the AJblft1 :uoa yard&--l.;u. miJe&--01 its tite was 16.5 m1lls for 5Chool target. pur•oses. For the first time th~ was ~upt. Patterson stated tllat tbe Super Rocket Of Russians Hits Pacific l'fCI't 1 Fior~~l!l Edw~rd (Limited Quantity) •IJriai.food Into full view • • • Large crystals. · For in chests, drawers trunks and closets. Pure paradlchlorobenzene."' · Kills moths ' and moth eggs. who have beert and dauchter· Betty on ·-a SUpE·OUT SHELVES Pure vegetable oll fill)8ip. asphalt, rubber- 1nd l' ~ I EXPELLO I lb. 50c 21b. 95c Mn. Robert Demo•key Mlaml Beach, Mr. •nd Mrs. Wlllll • plastic tile, Unoleiliii~·~t!i(ij'­ er, etc. OF THESE FAIIIOUi BRANDS want .TheSe men the district to remain. In Meigs CQIIIlly. The County Board of Education with 0. 9. Palter'son (leated) (L to R.) Ca<l Ka uiz; President, Harold T. llohsh, Gordon Collins,, George PelT)' and .Virgil Atkins, vice presid~t .. $U9 MOTH CRYSTALS nished I .'·' l Natural Color Broom Corn. OIL SOAP f.&C(;!I, • not the district should become af· f1hated with the Albany Khool district. · 1 . Present at tbe meetmg last mght were four members of the ~orthem Local kh.ool board, PreIndent Henry Waggoner Vice Prelaident JOf' Carsey ~nd' memben ~ .· , !Sam Lewis. Glenn Hannmg and ~lectors to decide. Northern Local school Clerk Mar$ilJ K.iUer. Also preWaggoner, presj.d~n~; Joe Carsey, vice-presi- 1 ~nt were tWo memberJ of the Everett Tauley was not present. Albany school board, PresidentHowiard Woodgeard o.nd Mark Clark and the counsel for the Northern board, Ed.Wilrd Stanley, of.. Athens. 0. 0. Patterson superintendent Of county scboob, mformed the 1 visitors and county board memhers that he had not tet bad surficient time to ched!: the petition ' and cou)d not certify it to the board as meeting the legal re-qUJrements He asked that he be • the very best quallty. Cleans everything. Conta-ins glycerine. For painted, var- D~ASTJC REDUCTIONS ON ALL f' I The question wtu~h the North1 jern ~aJ electon wi5b to_put to given further time to ~ett tbe · vote t1 the matter of whether or 51Cnatures appearing on tbe ;e. Ught.weight house brooma of MURPHY'S SALE J'• School Petition· Action Delayed This es_Pile the fact that the t"Ounty board of eduatioo " contmued lis recessed meeting last night :It 7o30. Board l'fe.. 1dent carJ. Kau~ presided and all members were present. 1 KITCHENmE BROOMS Bring them In MY time to • • .. COPY_. IRepresentatives Of Albany Board Give I TheirSidelnRequestOfl71 El~toi'S 77c 59c Save All Of Your Salesllps From RBERFELDS QUART 75c :. : '• .\ . I the May/.r1ma.ry remained stalemated today. 6 seu·--of cushkm clips adjustable to · slie. Jte. volving, collapsible hooks . .,. acldH. . Principo:ls In Northe.rn S. . . ._. ·1 ·Dispute SKIRT·. RACKS Inch Size. 6 IN A PKG. • I • .: Dl*lafeelallt :.,;.;,.1 Of All Winter Stock Of " li!Nt.J..C &\1HTI..,(E 9 ' j ' Pomeroy-Middleport,~~~~~·J~a~nua~r,~Z.l~.~~~~~eo=============-=-----------S:iNL --------- ·~-- - - - : - - ' - - - - ' - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " - - . . . . : . - - " - - : . _ · : . . . . . . ; : : : II IN 1 Smooth fidish puro·wblte paper plates. r,y\L · ' ' Continvtcl CDU, W The matter of the petition o1 lhe 111 electors of N'ort11etn Local sch~l dlstnct to place a question befl)re the voters at PIInnd e~rtf'inlng. Vac~ _ paper doilies ·~-~~\!>' iz' ineb. io.jnd and square. Also place • POMEROY XI NO. 235 ., Ohlet - .aow fiiH'riM OWf' irnffra .. _ -~ ..... hltlh ..... 25-.30. low tenlfht 1...15. ~~nl Yodamilt Pomeroy, Ohio • , ' NO.. 3 SKILLETS .......... : .... 88c NO. 5 SKILLETS ............. $1.65 NO. 6 SKILLETS ...... . , ..... $1.85 NO.8 SKILLETS ............. $2.15 NO. 10 SKILLETS ............ $3.15 DUTCH OV~NS .............. $5.50 CHICKEN FRYERS ............ $4.25 Very Absorbfnl. rAS.TJIY B<IAJIJIS .••.oo ~ .i.ll • Pre-seasoned quality cast iron cookware. Ready to use. H1g~ly polished. Cool slotted handles. Weather Native Of Niles, 0.; 18 D~or Fot.A&P. · P"P._ Trapplngv~:~u:re 37 More Perish In Flaming Airplane Wreckage , •11 ,.ur, -··· -··c ·':~h· :~:: Bringing Total This Week To 145 Fatalities . ' Williams. MONTEGO FOur luckie~ grewl w~ brou(ht by 1 • SAY, Jamaica UPl ' passenger!! tights suddenly swerve. There. i;~i;; li:~~~~~;;c~~~~cUon. Stirling -A Colombiln Avlanca All'lines bQted with w!iti.tl8' for the lengthy a bu~t of flames, , then , \If¢ , has bein Constellation from New York re~lrs ancJ ~eJt. Jthe plane to seek scre~ms ~ men and woll'itit "triJ)- ~ on •a apeediDI crumbled ~ts landlng gear and other a~ommodatlona. ' ped m the wreckage. ~ lJ' . ·. ~, cra.sJted ,on the airport runway to-- .q "{~; - ~he ~oufth major air·disNine 'Persons cla..wed J}le!f . ~a¥ - - - - - - ' -'_;_:. fi'Y, klllirig 37 ~s!lengers and ast~r sinee Moriday.. night ahd to ~afdy ~brougb lhe fi41'mJqg n.,ral Sdrrices For er~e~. . , bro~ht . tb_e f~ur-day toll ~~ 14"5 wreckage but the Others ' dl¢' 1:n U Nwe persona survJved w1th mJ. pel!&Ol"l:s. FiftY died. ' In the· w~ the wreckage. Thtou•ti aome llanii.Saturday nor injuriest indudlng four ' pas- of ·a Capital /t.irlin~a Viscount' air- gulrk or ·fate the lucky nin~ esaetvicee: for Mrs. frank aenprs and five crew members, lin_!!r ~ VitghUa .Monda"t, 42 died eaped with only mlhor 'rn'juti~ , resldeht , and altbeugh ~e big plane Was- iii ttie wree.k ot ·a Scandit'lavUn th't four pasaeJWei'l Who et:~· of Maaon CUy, .llbuhed into a fiery mass C>f Airways Cara.velle , iD 'i-A'blt8ra . c&Ped with their Uvea. Wfite M,r. morning, wnl wreckage that burned for hours \Tuesday night; 18 U. S. Navy mel] and Mrs. lan Keltoq,, Australlails p. m. ~ in "the early morning '!ffC Se.red' ,dead in a Na~y :Mer· who live In Quito, Ecuador; lL ' Home with : At least 17 of th~ victims were cator patrol .plane whic:h ·cruhed WYius of The Hague, Holl"n!f. Wright offlciat- from the United States. The dead Into the snow-covered Turkish and 112 Ichabod Plaet, Falls 2~~~=~~~~ lnciuded' Thomas C. Capehart, son mountains th~ same day. Va.; and R8d ,Lov~ of will be In the Suncrest 'Ill Sen. Hnmer Capehart (R_,_Jnd.), Because Qf the uneert.;dil arrival Church, The Hague and Wasblngfo~f,, D. I~;=~~ Park Cemeter'y, Point and' his wife, Elizabeth. They time ~f the Aviaru;a ainray plane Both the ptl01, J_ Duque, 11 · · ' boarded the plane at Miami with and> the Iaten~• Of f t)le . hour, the co-pilot, B. Arango, call at the.. , t'uneral two othen when tbe Constellation there were few eyewit.Desses bulj the fiery cratb. SO did ~~~·~~ - after Friday If• made an unscheduled stop ·because the handful of waiting pasraengera engineer, a ptuls~r iE ~ Qt ,_.,_., ~ N~. a· III.Cimt w..:s acUna up, 1 a& lh9 •airpott AlV &a pl&De'• stewarde&• · ' ~ · , 'et .- �. .. ·tHE ' I ~ n - 1. , OA1L Y SEHTIHEL Cbnullen,!ating Editorially II J • Vacancies Are Filled Homebuilders Class Holds tue$tlav Meeting 2-Dally,Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan-21, 1960 SWEET TOOTH Ia Circle I , \ The Homebuilder& Clau of the Middlrport Church of Christ meL Tueaday evening at t b.e chlll'ch wltb 19 member s present. Tbe meeti ng o~n ed w1t h prayer by Rev, Fred Gardner after which. Mrs. Harold Lohse present• ed ~ devotions of th.e evening,. Sbe r ead from the first !Chlpter of J ohn. Mrs Lohse alao read an article, called "Uvmg with Teen agera." Articlfols were aLso read by Denver Rice and Mrs Ann Bailey. A aer ies of ga m e~ was con· ducted by Mrs. W allec~ Bradfo rd with p rizes beini w Dn by Denver Rice and Herman Kincaid. ' ' $25'1..• $1000 : MAILBAG ',, HIGH TIDE IN HOUAND-Blcycle! and motur blkes an hlJ1'1 and dry oa. kdge~~ID AJMter'a dam, away from tlood waters af ter break in a dike. Flood ebUed 8,000 people from boutu. ..... eCONOMY SAVINGS lfi.041't CO. . ,~ :aao w. r.o..w 111.- ,_.. ••f< ~· e I SIMON•C:., ."\BEER :~~~.. MKT. n_ !~N~itu Pbolie B3SO •. . ~ --~~OUT Open HISTORY. ' ~SELF SEB'VICE , PO~KOY= E. MAIN STK!ET . FIR Y41111' Freezer AI Tju. t,O;.. Lo,i~ 5 to 8 lb. " TURKEY$ ' 1 ~ -~9¢ SALT FISH ••• lb.'39¢ tiNCLASSIFI'l!D .~ .:· '$"' ' Sr.t ' ·'4 Iii- -!l.re w .fOT~"rOE$ . .re:q· I• ~y Jan. :it, tho of lite ,_-, wilh 3411 more to follow In 1000. Tllo - · Is lA IIi lao! q..m~. The ~l.nt ~tan era Mant, . ' ' 5-J.B- BOX' SLICED , . ' . I I ;, ~ ~: l, .. 't ""' • '"'·-'· .. . . ''". BACON EHPS ;. . · _·,~ ··· ~9~ Jupiter and Ven:u:s. On thiJ day in biatory: In ITIIG, ltlog Louis XVI of ci.UI MalltJ ~ ( U.S NO ·-1- $'m1J Fr........ -~ In 1881, Sen . Jefferwon Da'\U reClub met Mon· slped from the U. s. Senate. the home of Mrs. In 1124, NJ.kokll t.emn died near A abort ,bualneBS at Ute oge of Ill. .,.,_ .hekl with the reIn 1930, the planet Plum was evenina epent sodi~. ln 19M, the atom.te Rl:bmarirte "Naui.H.tll'' 1111a1 launclled at Gro. ton, Conn. ln 1969, mDWe pl'Odueer Cecil :anks High In Te•l ' -~· . I COURT STREET . ~.. ,'' j, " . ' .. ' ' " POMEROY I "I am ~ I t-eet no hoatUity you Senaton from tlte North. am fJUJ"e there lis not one of yoo - whatever Orp di8C'IUIItons ltove boon - - 110 tO whom I can not now cay in the you wen.·· of In!' God, I - C ~t;,lY VAlU ES ' We ltiln y Be C1•azy But .'niese 'Hat•gainli /f..re Not I I '> Daily Senti\tel Daybook. • .. rs Mildred Spurlock. Athem '\ou~ music teacher aond forme1 Jle e ~tarJ teacher in Columbi, :ieho I broke her leg recently. Sh will ..:..elcome pbone c~~oJb, visi t: and cards from her friends wtiih ·onfined to her bed. Te mple Methodist Church WSC( mot With Mrs. Clarence Arbaugl . on Wtldne~day evening. The pro 1ram was i.n charge of Mrs. Ar· ~bur Crabtree. Plans were madt a fellowship meeting and po~ supper at the chur{:h on evening. Mond•w Birth Announced OLEO 15¢ lb. Limit 5 Lbs. Per Customer Mr. and Mrs. John · Miehels, Jr. ~lason Airman Arril'es A ltman Thir d (:lass Ralph 8 :' Is, son of Mr. and Mrs . Denv er l.rti a of Mason recently arrived . )san Air ·Baae , Korea He Will I J.SSII!ned to the 410th Tact1 c. Missile Squadron. Pr10r to goiril to KOrea , Ar r was stationed at Lowry AFB. Col. SEASON HIGHS nd 3 Games H. Clatworthy 608 nd. 1 Game, B Louks 24Z PtiP~OKN · jar rad~- - - - - -Birth Announced , cam 3 Gamet Pom. Cement ;lock 2623 leam 1 Game Swisber·Lohse ~fUgs 941 . :V TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG. B. Louks . 178 J'l. Clatworthy 173 ".t J. Duerr 170 M. Houdaah elt 168 G. McKinney . . . . . . . . 187 H. Clatworthy 500 M. Houdashelt . . . 569 R. Davis . M7 B. Louk.s . M8 A. Stobart 540 or Mt. Prc.spect, Il11nols, are an . ~~.;.;-~:ins the blrth of a 7 pound, Mr.• and M~s- Robert E. McBridr ounce 110n, Janu 11ry 12. He bas are antlouncmg tbe birth oi • een named Timothy Alan and bas dtugti:ter, their fint eblld, Qf: brothers and sister~. Thursday, Jan'uary 24:, at St Jot! baby ~ ph's Hoepltal. Parkersburg M.ls Hul>ert Muter of McBride i8 the .f~toer Sally Pr61 Mra John tilt of MISOD Cit)', . Ill · ThE! baby weia:hed eight pou nds · six ounce• at blrth and has heeD named Julie Jarrott. . Maternal grandpat""ehts are Mr The Middleport WCTU will 1nd 'Mtl . .Ray Profitt of Mason st the Pre.,yterian Church whUe paternal grandparents are at 7:30 p. · 11'1 . with Mr1. Mr. ,and Ml :!. Jack 1 McBnde -of Lewis &iving the lesaoa and Partenbur~ . Great grand paTentF ~e devo- , are Mr. and ~d'fl, W H Foglesong I oi Ma11on. .. 3tbs~ $J. 00 llf;;j,y ,; TRI COUNTY LEAGUE hn. 11, 1960 • • • • I . ' ' 6-oz. Jar MAXWELL HOUSE . 6«. Jar NESCAFE _,. . . 175 Darst ...... . ........ . 1'1'1 Stobart .. .. .. .. .. .. . 188 ... Houdaahelt . . 161 R Davia . . . . . . . . .... , 16'1 · Riggs .. . .. . .. 164 -:.•:,_, . '· \' games Hol$um 2581 LOtt 0 1 I 2 I 2 0 3 ......,,., ., ... ,: This Week't tawlings 1 White 2 .iberty 2 Jaycees 1 r QUAY 0 Holsum 3 Next WMk Sc:Mdule ,iberty vs. Holsum ' Jr. QUAM vs Rawlings ' j\ , r , ,~ ind l game Clatwortlly 235 i ·~ ·' 1 md 3 games Clatwotthy 6112 team 1 game Li.berty 88f · 3 2 2 ·. .( - · won . ,~ '~ . 39ce • . 39( . ' Top Fiw Bowlers . .. . .. !-LB. BAG 10c Jigb team 3 games Rawlingt 2811 ClatwOrtbJ' . -~ Macaroni BETI'Y ZAI)!E INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ch sc-hool m Meigs County. High Scores Jan 14 .~I ary Bart..h was tlle highest H•gh ·1 hree Game lnd , H. Clat· nkmg stude nt at :~liddleport ·orlhy '590 ,gh S\:hool in this contest. H1gh Single Ga me B. Louks 242 Tea m Three Games , Pomeroy .itobart 223 206 132 !'i61 ement .Block 2604 Team Smgle Game Pomeroy Ce· la d s . . . .... Hi? 188 169 514: Ioudas h.elt . . . . 201 158 163 522 \ tent Block 939 tendings Won Lost Pr:t ..:tatworthy . . . JIMt 235 168 602 . . 140 160 177 477 'om Cement Bl k 33 Y.! 17 Lf.l 657 losenbaum 143 Ui6 147 446 w1s her Lohse Dr ugs 32 19 627 .lt,1ller . . . SHson Hl~a port Center 28 23 549 orem an-Abbott 27 24 !'i29 ligb Ind. 1 game Clatworthy m Jau gherty Jne. 191f.t 21% 382 bgh ind. 3 games Grate 608 Jlgb team 1 game Uberty 928 1 & R Firestone 13 38 2&5 ,. d. aom.l!S' lO.OZ. J~ ....a\:n year the Nat1ona l Societ y' 1be Dawg ltt~ rs l:tf. the Amerir:a'tl · • ~ v o iutl on liponaors an Amerlo;an ' ' .tllens htp Test which is given to o outstanding senior girb m B. De Millo dlod. A lhougllt lor _ ,, In biB speech of resigll'lltdon from the U. S. 8en.at~, JeffenOn Devb said 1 . . .,., " ' 0 ~'4 10NS 31b_cello b_qj: l ~~ and up .... . In NIA .'ll;ln~>-ol i-J,M +o r 1'!2111H [Jayce•ea vo White Top THill ' ! . .! , ,._ , ., I' ' I" \ r 1.. RllCES '"'.h·• ' • . lI ., • 1 "" .. 1 , 1 " VALUES' FIIOM" St.OO:.t.\ $10;00; · [ • ~ ~ , .~L .~;,., -~ ..~r~~ Save NAtW:r,•·>r 'At·"; · ' I ,, ' . ' ', J 1 . '· ,, • ' I '8. . H. Soltl;JorK Je~•lry '. I '· I' Optometrist Jeweler ' ' ' :~IW,., ST,!IEET .'' • •fi' '•. '· < • I .' OHIO ' PGME.ROY, ·· , .. ' • \ ., ' ' ,._ ' '' '(l'"''l\t t1:">ill .... H \, 1 · ~ I each �. .,.,.............. ' -·~ .... . •. -y-· • ' iicleaied -Panthers ., (lliftblrNews Diimer Is By, ., Are Revived, Pose Real Threat To Home Ouh In Title Race . P~'";!;~~: Panther basketball team, bot on the trail of 1u..e,Ju Sl!:OAL title in three years, goes to Athens Frinight for a game that, if won, could m•ke the road ahead glory easier. will bump into a suddenly very hot !iv~ guld· himself, Coach Charles McAfee. everybody bY favored J..o. Logan- wallowed durplay 111'1. Stew· ' Artley vliltJnl SOmebody to Bragg AJ)Q•Uf iii I PtiN. 8/lA" 51101/t.D ee~ it with 01'" ' . .' CARD ··. - Klilg.ru:e for extl'll· ooliiJort! Adjusts au\OIIl'llieallY to 'ii!!Y. or -four ·• positions: Versatile style . blends ' with aU decors . • l t •.,.,.a.,.,.,_.,,, ,r.r ,.. ... ~·n.tl• u,~ RIZER OIL CO. ltpme1JWJ1ed & Operated "You'll Like Our Service" ..• Continues With Many Bnrgalns Tiiroqhont The Store Choose Here., Where the'· Set«tlon MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE . $39.88 ' Eos ,, y Ci Tetrns! Ia Big "JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NEWS. Rtw C.bt-Widlr, Iller, lion SloP.V11111, 4·Wbeol Dri""", 1118";!' ManyCOIIfertMlt nlodell are a whole 'l up.t.duty madela wllb automatiC litw IJellar.lnlnal'l1cu -THEY trlllnamieaian.,._..au are lower priced. Price~ have allo been redoced on aU optional ve··· SII!MRIIII abimmy and 1 Witb toraton front · th•re'a a ci:Joe••·· ainoother, eaeier behind the wheel. . 1o· Inches lower (wltbo!R acriBclnl road clearance), 10 it.'a euier tq hop in arul out of cabo. SIW I .. theta'• more ~ce inlkta: mon be~ and bipe. more *lth auspended ~alii; rootn for foot room pabe are aater, too; new \ndlu makeo them 67%"""" ril(id. !!!: Plllll. . . . .lnll crqn •PI'IhiP ill .....t All nriaP lilt Unt l m'o d•l•; tougher ~aal ' in ll ., . l { .•. ,, ' 'I h j)l ,l·'" A new ateerin1 linkage eyltem thlt,t cutt vibration, meaN better oontro~. Them'• new VS efB... ciency. Si:~ea long famout for .avlntl. New kaY·Iurn otartin1. Hi1her, wider vlolbiUI)'. Tolt to ,our Chevrolet dei!l6r about the world'• moot advanced truckl. <sentinel . . . . ..... , · , . · , . (WDD.E TREY "'lAST) ·, • ; "' <:' ' ,' .W«rm MMn:ing I;: ~ , ,· •. •( ' I : ·, ' ·, ' .,• 8hal'p New 7•Pc. FOR '60 1 ' ' : ' 1 • •• " . ., <;' ·"" ·' · ~t ' ' . .' ..._ , M.Cl9i~ · Chef . ... • ... '. ·o.~~ • .,. , \ . . ~ >&Qo).;,•. . . . ' )' ,· l,i?( 5 ."[ ..... r 1 t .• ' ! ',.J t • .,.,,. . .D,INUTl . ' :. :j.~s.t..-ng .- . :zr'! l~ 'A r v .:b lkl~ '' ~~~·.~EATI·~G STOV 101penilona · ~include ' ' . r~ "'>1:,.~ .... llrd8·-· llli4 . ~~~ tobte. b><lw!ioo • I ll'el r l tibie ·1-0l'IWt ,.. oleoi iliilllltl: 1!011 . - - While tiOit' ' ' . . ARMSTRONG ' ' New pou 1a IIIYUnc at • dowii~ lblllt p!loo. ·" " ' - . . . .._ ~Jile~' Ebony or BronsetoDe 'M.\Gic;: cttiF .. 'Fuei 011 11_..rl · ·.. ' . ., .. . ' ' ,' " --cM~nwtbb ..... . J .... .......- -•• tu.J ' ·c.,·H.-t ~ l(";)f ', \.' t'. , 'ltM' . '~. ; ' ' I �. ' . '~illY sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' J3!1 21, 1960 Legal Notice (20o) ·WANT ADS FOB CONSiSTENT DEPENIJABLI! II.ESUL'l'll ( ' "' t t ' t Market Report RIVER REPORT PHONE 398 Rr.TI!S I t!ellt& per WONt, OGe Ul!\erHGn M1 u nwn dlar&f. eentl per word lor tbnle eOonst!C"utJYI:' lll.:tt:rtlOQI Spec:i.a1- oue mootb for 30 c~nta pt:r word tiD eeDtl. '' 7 ~ ~tate of 3 «UW ~ W'Jrl1 Will ht tholto'"i.;,d fCf;.• 1~Vert.ii1Jlti d. MOt ~ld wu.bit'l 10 .._.ay, 1!ter rect- nmg Dill ""1 &ri:W' in A:dverU..1.:1g - O)hou.ld t..:: nvort.ed mun~,;u.tely Til -'- V.U, Seotlnel Will aot be re~~~po.ns.ule for mor. U\&n one moor ~ ~~ Gard of I'b.anb .utd SpeCflal Nohr:e• of I:Yenta ll 00 Obltuanea ... !'l~bJ.lshed lilt l c&IA t,'ef WQI a ~V~i<DS 1 DAY 3 0 A. YS VOTIRI UAOUI TO MitT State Reception Attended By Carl Sullivans The Muon County' Le..,ue of Women Votel'l (Provi.Jional) will hold Itt re1ular meeting on January 25, at 'l 30 p m at t,he home oi Mrs E L Hukill )r , 1513 ~;~;~0;;;~~;~-:.;~·~11 ~~J~!~ ..' Chandler Drive, Point Pleasant The top1c ~.Jr the evenmg wdl be popular Control Of Government Mr and Mrs Carl SuUivan, New Haven, attended the Mth on the countY. lev.,l A panel dis .., legu;lation receptlo-.n held m the cuss10n covermg pohhcal organtza governor's manSlon in Ch~leston tlon, and the electoral process wh1ch meludes types of election, last night elccuon machinery and participa Thl" governo~ starr.. elec:t.We offtclals department heads, mem t1on of electtoo.s, will be conduct bet'1l of the supreme court and ed by Mrs Chester Weaver and members of the prmc1pal boards ·.Us Harry Layne, New Hav~n and commlsSIOI\B and members ~rs Savanna Upton, UJon, and Mrs Harry F1tz.s1mmona of Pomt of the press were guet~ts For t)'te £1rst tune th1s year pre Pleasant: sidents -o1 all West Vll'gma CotThe League of WOmcne Voters leges and their WIVeS were kJ 1s a non partisan organization es eluded on the ,guest li$1.. tablished m 1920 to promote poht 1cal responS!blbty through inform ed and acttve parttclpahon qf clt WSAZ.TV Ctiannel 3 oliO ....~3-~ 1)0:00 u:oo f:OO 11..oe 011 HIRh S\Teet 11 ao f.;jp Splll Peraooo!IIJ !!;Oif ~tioal BID e.O'J Pllilt • Strai!P - ' weatiiWH 8:30 Ne.,. Pleture e:e :ao s:ao FrP.m These 1\qolo f 00 H.U.e on lllaJl Slteet a 3Q t·OO 'Batbelor J.l'athet UO Sppt Potsonallly 1 OC ltte~dt BUI &:80 ~Kid 8•00 S$mtioat I!IU t:IG The JIUI11J..ku ShoW t·80 Ford Show 10:~ You Eel Your L11e 'J·SO -News t-1rtn.,_ 6 fl Huntle7 Btinld., JlopGrt 10,30 Take A Good Look 7 00 Death Valley Days Wbiflybli'GI NO I!OBOUO 8 9 00 Bat Ma1tenon Johnn:r S~cato Lrens an go.. ernmenl Any mter est.ed. person 1s mv1ted to attend the regular meetmg:s Coneeutra.tlon 3100 '{OUIII J)r liajoDO 1:11 HOD\101 ~01 1laparl 1~00 Price 1> Rllht 11.00 Tnltb or ~uenees tUO It Could Ill< You 1;00 MJ4 Day Newt 1:1~ llorietbne ,,,., sp. ~"rwW• • I DAVJ 1 :MO $1.36 14 50 16 60c """ 60c $ll0 $600 S 1 80 1:.: :t6 ! , , 60 lJ& ( 7~ ~1 ;)L HSI l'f'('eh•flld hy 10 A Yi 1\oll l IH. II thai C. :J.Y11 paper Doulb "' M1 Play YOUI' Hunch 11·00 News BPtodUD• INO Jl'...l l l 111& 'i'bo Jack .-ur en- 1:4$ Sigp, On e.oo ContJ,nental Classroom ~,..DooDaD Show Co~ TlDle t80 ~_,athen.an -~-n- 0 - Kelly Tires fl • .., • • t·OO Amerltan Blndltutd 0:38 Bookr alld Friend e:oo San FriiiiC!J.co Deal t•30 You1; E5IO lhP',.,_ . ' 6:40 W~thetlnm ,at Wlaoles•lt> e·u lobn Daly News POWELL'S 7 00 Flight 7:30 ?ille Slorm Show a:oo l.'ol:m._ SERVICE STATION Reed Show 8•3(1 'rb.e ILeal McCoy. ~:ll.. ppt Boone Shawroom 9 30 The! Uatouebables Middleport, Ohio IO·D.P U ll'tiO 111b n·ltl 11·20 Bathroom Outfits S. :Bor6er Patrol The NeWI Tontgbt Scanning the Weather Sporta Report Late Sbow 8.30 Pdnhae Star Parade 9 80 M-Bquad '- l:l)q ' w.,·· ,liil~r •. 1$ ~l Storm ' il811 .Ed,e of Night 1 IJ9.l ,.e 1tl:ree Stoocea 1:80 J,.tfl!l Of RUq t,OQ Arthur J Si:Dlt!I-JfiW CAST IRON TUB -I.A.VA TORY- COMMODE '' ; l.l'Wthe Jule Rlvllo Sb:O'W 1:30 Amoo 'n Andy $169.95 Complete To The Flllor f:OO •U S "A:arshall J;$0wI.oti. Up 1:00 Betty Hutton Sbcnr I SO GAL. AUTOMATIC Glass Lined Hot Woter Tonks 10 Year Guarantee SPECIAL Art Instruction Available,Now · From OU Prof. $79.95 • SEPTIC TANKS l 500 GALLON 300 GALLON . . . $78.95 . . . . . . . $54.00 . n., 0.: : ' '' • lohDII• tunp ' ''"' Til •lane GteY. ea·' .~- , PJ•rhouse 90 11 O'clock N~ A Loo'" at the Weather 11::g 'Woi.. ~ 11 ' .,.oater 13 .J:!I!J lll8n 011 1'1. ::........1 J>;DIIJmll o3 ._ auJ 8 OQ Jiewl 8 !If Clptalit !I*DiarGO 14' f rJ...l- !illli carloon l'healer Rowe ~:00 lted overcrowd!!d air· to airbnes in per <:ent to 69 mil 10 00 Cavaleade of Sportl 10 f5 Jackpot &wllni 1 01'1 lilewa H'lila~ lJ ·to - We•~rtut 11:11 \he loot Pur \:00 lllill: l)ff \11 30 Ev~ Arden Show 12 ReJtleBII Gun 12. SQ PJ,.ove that Bob ' 1·00 About Faces 1 80 V/8Y <if Lite :Oil DI.J Ill Coutt ' WP_F•Jl\1 a BOWIJNG • :~ 'ftlo Gale Storm - 3,00 lliljl\ the Clod! 3 So Who Do ~ Trull 1:00 /IDiericaD BaDilnutl 5 30 Rin Tin Tin 8·00 San P'r4DCiseO !!eat 8 St t'a~ .l!;aso &eporw 6 40 Weatherman 6 411 John Daly News 'l 00 26 Men 7 1111 Walt Disney Pre1en~. 8.80 Man From Black Ha1fi 9 00 17 Sunset "Strip 10 00 Tbe .Deteet.ivel 10 30 B\oe~ SaddliJ 11.110 Th• N,wa To~ 1.olll l!canD~ the Wullm t:lo swru !leyurt Chctttnel 13 12,30 12 45 1 00 1 30 2 00 The Gmdlng lJght Heart ot. the City AB the World Turns For Better or Wt1rse 2 SO House Party1 3 00 The Millionaire ' ~~~erd1et Is YoUrs 4 00 The Brighter Day .Q l5 The Secret Storm 4 30 The Edge of N•ght ~ 00 The Three Stooges fi 30 L1£e of Riley • oo Artbur 1 Rmitb- Nnra 1 t•- ShoW 1.15 Jule R v w t 80 Amos 'D' AndY 1:00 Shot'"" 'Slade 7JIO Rawhide 8:30 Hotel De Parea 11:00 10 00 10 30 oi:OO • .1·11 Weotlnghcluse Playhdule The TWilight Zone Person to Peilon II 'J'cloet New Tbeelor II For You Go aounu. Middleport 25% . 25% Discount PHOt'l • ' Qis'R"~t ' POMEROY, Ollt'O ' '" 990 SPOT • On Your Rodio Dial NANCY POOGHIE --· COME IN I HERE FOR THE H.EWS_· Of ThtOhlo VMI-r a A.M. 8:~5 1 :55 P.~. A.t:A: \O A.M· 3:~5 P.M. 11 No~il . 5 P.M. FURNITURE ond HARDWARE No. SeCond Sl- une In The -, WJPO Baily Prograrll Stili~dule l{~WI 343 - Search fetr Tomorrow iM.UtJlb Go ~d News (tAcit} , Phone 149 140 141 1130 Decem'ber'_Brlde 12 00 Love at tlfe Jilltt per month . 100 I ~e Lucy Newo "The Big Busy Store Where Your Dollar Has Cents" 1M 151 , couotr, Hoedotnl SINGER.ZIG ZAG like new Orl con over $300 00 l1 uy of $143 OU Payments of .home mortgage Jn "'·. to:ao on tu:,.:Go~--~.--_.:._:_..:'=il!O:.....:S::tgn::::...::ofl=-~-- _ . Continuation 1 clearance.1 publlc w i:U Lalo Sh"" Ull ~~~~~ Oil WHTN~TV OlanMi 13-. . . ., by to speed mod- 8 00 '1'19ubleahooters , WtH~TV Ct.~nnet ~i.-.<1 o1. !or 7 30 This Man Dawson Qannel 3-FrldiiJ • .!IQ D.Oil r:-:·1~ y~ ago of Jj>UI .... on ~~teer, other major !Ol!il ..... ·Radio 'lt«dion . ,~WJ. -~.: ' ' l ~nnual Annex Cleanance Sale! . ----~----------------~--------------~~.' H~wfi~d lin"-"Co~ers For All Our Stock Of Over 800 Seat COvers . ears I ',, • Go0n.Sa'e,'2 J.%Otf Re,gular f)tice '" " . . "' r ~1! ' " ' '' ' ",, ~j r '' �\A ' • Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 21 , 1960 Around And About Middleport • ~ wll w..,. tho-;;t ·:rJfln9 ~ - llU MM"'n 8 0 ed tlan Mrs. Edgar 22 tre.uurer. of "Brother John" whose and thanked Mus Re1bel for the sUbJect tnatler was tRken from pro,aram. philosophy found 1n Matthew 6. WASHINGTON (UP!) The lllllion's living costs cUned in December for flrat time In four ·months, ------- January 2;1, NO. 236 life inelude !awl h1 Mr&. W. R. S~n , '!U- unable laws of nature and Jl.'tle: to be preaeit toO 'bi ·.tnr.alled u . The Christian diaci· VIce president. I life thtot11h prayer During tbe bualneu ae11lon of the sc:nptu~, ittencUng w1tb Miss Fic.t pruidfnc, the servtces, gJVlng of bu time 1900 year boots were dlstrlb\lted ta lenLs to help others, givmg and M151 Erma Smith w.u liven a part of h1s moome to ChrJattan vote of thaW for ber prej)ara• and by work and .study lion of the boob. Mil& .lo'Jck exconciuded Lhe program with preii!IE!d her appreetltlon to 'Mre. prayer and the reading of the Mora for tne installatiOn service d.. : Bills of lndi~tment Returned by Meigs County Grand Jury - - - - - - -- - - - the the government repl).l'ted today. The Labor Department's conl!l}mer price index fell on.. tentll of 1 pe1· cent to the Oc· ' I l .1 '• Lower pricea for food, clothJ.n.a t'nd ..hard goods" were facton in.. tbt· drop althOUl!h servlee rates and other commOclitiea continuedlit <limb. • ')'he Genera.l aucratt fll'ms wlli get a penny an bour Mrs. Bowera, from Matthew 6, · followed wltb by Mrs. Florentfl ,Qumslde Round roltin get well catdli sent to Miss Bemlee. Hawett and Elec!tlon of offieen was h.eld With Mrs. Orville Well aelected v:~ce Hbd Top Coupe 348 ln m()tor, power Jteerlng pie, secretary- and publicltn Mri. Richard Davl1, treaJUrer 1&1'ld \ill'l. and brakes, Turbo&:llde trsmt, fee. '4Juallest ann\N.l incresse in the fllat four yean and well ))elow JliOit o1 the poat-war years, the t.;lbor De~trilt!Qt said. ·~::.;z;~·.~·: AveragQ buymc power of fac- c1 tory workers anot u.p more than 2.1$ ~o- Pett cen' last ,month because ol lHe deeline iq tivlnl cooLS and 'inl:feaPnc wa,:u reflected' by the a or Ule .ateel dispute. \oollviti.~o Edward Venqy, fl<lwer tyl\4 -~bair real low mile.aa:e lby 1 owner, apotlea interior, ~e and {'()r- ,~ · man. al f!ntsb, radiO and heater and many other extras. • 40% OFF SALE OF NATIONALLY KNOWN Alumm Meed"' See Pomeroy Senior Hillb' Sch~l lud· itorlum .11t 7:80 Tbunday evenin.. 111t are Hollywood Beds userta"' , $99. 2 Twin Size Mattresses 2 Twin Size Box Springs .FOR 2 BEDS ' COMPUTE from---... '·' ON THE BRIGHTEST C08NEB.' IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Qpen Evenings By Appoinf.,.nt' ' -. )'ear•• a11d. thia • Butlnla, John, all ·betnr eloee gether 'in tb.la. n\oqth. to- ' The meetlne of the oMicqrs arul members of the uecutive board ot the Pomeroy Htlb School Alumni A11oci~tlon wl.ll be held at the SPECIAL ON Of AU II COJI!et 1101\0m. and Jut the amaU 10n· or the SAVE $40 B. ~ ilr m,...: • were serv-;d. yean to •ttend. , waa in T ES UN ror ~!' Mdcb. o.f Dimea. bas coti\fibdtlona: The dinner wq held to cele- , !>rate the blrthda,.. ot Mr. Lloyd MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,.-.--And man~ annOunced the follow lila: ' ~nt Mr. .ad Mra, Braei l:.loyd 1nd son1, J.iek llid lllichl Were in G~­ lipolis iatt SWidaY enoinc w)len thelr' SOD·in·law and daulh.,, Mr. and M~. 0ICII'- Butlai Jr.• entertained with i i1mily dinner. THE SHOE BOX 2sets Of Legs To Polio DAve .~~~:; . ' Are Announced MJIB, Vietor Youn& co'onty chair- Lloyrh Atie'!fl Dinn.er Car Coats • Slacks Blouses 2 Headboards ·: During the toCial bour, the mentbers exehanife4 OOe l:'tt~-'1nd a '"jcture wat taken of tb.e•WI'OUP· The Februaey mMllDI Wl . be held tt the home of Mra. btlluJn. Side, Weat ~ St. VSE OVR LAY AWAY l'V91'Y OwP Mra. Harold SmJth, president: Mra. nen,ver ~ a• president; lmpal~ Pbwerntte tnn. tbeet.er, el•an in· were Mrs. Garnet Stanley. $1595 1958 ·CHEVROLET 1951 PLYMOUTH uke_n prayer for, automatic tram1., Ndio and beater. White Wlilll UN8, pretid~nt, opened d~otioD.I'' the meeting )rith ON MURDER .PLOT - John Patrick Cody talks to Richard Keacbie, a colput him in contact WJ!h Carole murder trtal of Dr. R. Bernard Angeles jnry that Finch told him be 8-.rboll'a; tlilll6elf If Cody d1d not do away Ob8erve index tbrougb. oost-of-hvIDg clauses 10 labor contractli. '!'be December drop w1ped out a· one-tenth of one ~r cent advance· m the index !or November. ').,be av~r•&e tor the year wat iime-tenths of one per - cent above ~e llfN averace. Tb..it wa1 tbe to the ainOI black flni<il , ,o)llan rnter- V8 Hardtop. Ivory ftnllh, wtoma· . truc.lu.ne induatry will get ratSes Cata-lma Hard TOp Coupe Orl· . Doost. of two <.-ents. an botll' and U,OOO In mac~Uancous categories Wlil set a penn,. 1'JJ.e1r wages are ued 1957 PONTIAC !l~.,,.s.; 1957 PLYMOUTH pay Anou.er :t::Hl,OOO workers in tbe <rene 1s t he sop of Mr and Mrs. Walter CrooiQ of Middleport 957 CHMOLET p~ants, including L~ectrlc and West Coast tricat eqwgment Stale ~669 &DIIOUIO<el WlJrken will get one to cents .an hou.r wage iner1~aaes be· cause c4 prevtoua advances in [ the cost or Uvmg. About 330,0QO wortere' in elet· more at Ohio SLate and a member of the Ohm State• Marcbmg •B and, was recently mv1ted to jom the Phi Mu Alpha Slmfonia Fraternity, an honorary music fraternity for men maJoring m the .faeld of mu.!IIC . {icne is also president o.r the ~ophomore dass of mus1c at Ohio VB - 4 .I)oot Sedap-. Std trans., real ell!rl'n interior •nd aood 1oUd body, Aleakt; &GOd ~1res department despite Ule detlme about Gene Crooks, a memher of the 1957 graduating Clsss o( Middleport High School, now a sopho- $2295' , 1954 DODGE I however. IIG,ene Cro.oks Invited Into Honor Fraternity Divoree Heariog Set ForTue&dayAtlO '!'he Qlvorte cue of Evelyn !Sii>all va WeyDe Ch.itoD Stlats bas set lor beanng Tue:wia,y. · 39 Students.. ·Attend First • ·~3r~~l~Ei[~~l · (~, . - .-•. ••·••• ... courte di... lo .. I Will• IIJI'Iloi.J COPY__. -------- tober level of 125.5 per eel!! Of average 1947-49 prices. ·n was still 1.5 per cent above the level of a year ago, cu amlay. beatty rethtr IINwy Hw- n.. f i ··d~'!.~ dDI, ~ - Ara.old, nttne at Ohio' P•rttr . . _ _, -1ft. wei cold with tcetteN4 ....,. flw. r'tM&J uul n\IN\ty I• Ml'th __ _ !em .............. toct•r , ...2'. Low, +-ltlit 5-15. n's &tallat on o leer n a ~ui-Uo"' ian and tmpre~e ~rvice lnltalled wed 9 Miu Reibel, who mearti.ng vf a~ Cb Weather ~tl ... teo Ub lrlt IIMI ... ,,.,... northHd ,.,....... Hill' mg of Romani l;J: MO · • • giVen - Mrs. Pearl Mon terVed a• iii· IJy Mus Mary Elizabeth ~an. 1 ff' 1 •-- •••·• The tbe-rU of tbe Gutld "OtscJP.Uud Fw • • e Miss Mary Vug!nia Reibel presented the program when the Friendly Circle of the Federated churcll met Tuuday evening in the church social room. Opening the meeting with a prayer poem'y"The New Year", Miss Retbel gave a meClltation on the New ear b~ on the words of Paul, "Forgetl.inj: As I Pressed On". Bcr!pture read- B¥ FREDDIE HOUDASHIL T ' ' Federated Church F~ien41y Circle Hca$ ~ Program At Chur<:h Rooms Tuesday Church Group Holds Session • I !IlL Oil"' chun:b, - IDiSalle, Young IGive ALittlt In Peace Move � 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/. 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