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Drawing Ro~~Is Remodeled For More Lighting

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lli&gt;IIIICy, speht the week end in Co- lllrs Albe•t Bur~i1art • • '• , , at h~r hdmq, 1Upion Av,nuo'
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iumbu• w1th )II and M'" OtHo
Mr and Mrs Pau( Frick1 liOn:
Mr He1'!11an Prlee of Waahillll
Keenam
ll!:ddle, and doughier, Paula Jllf.•• I too n. c IPOnl the Pill week v\ait
l\lr and Mrs George Mcintosh spent the week etl.d in New A~ ins in Rutlona with hit sister, MrL
ond l!r and Mrs Riley Mcintosh bony, Ind with relut!vcs
Sherman Butler
have rcluwcd to the~r home Newo 1 Mr and Mrs E J Hili were -:~=·,:::~=~==;..ell, w va alter a v.,, 1 with Mr 1bpainess visttora in Parkcrsbura
LIHIGH LEADS Lt.MI&amp;RT
and Mrs Molph Gruescr Mr and \ W Va, Tuesday
NEW YORK I.JP-l.cblgb,
Mrs Otto Jlarlcnbach and Mr and
George Frecker of Pine Grove Which bas dc(cated two major'
Mrs real! l'hllilps ~hnmvillo
" ropo&lt;Led as qu1lo til in llol ••\lege foes this scason, was rot
Mr •nd 11rs ~fmon Howell •I zcr IJospibl
cd 9 92 out ol a possible 10 ~od~ ,
Columbus RN'IVed Tucsdoy called
Mrs Roy Jones Jr and som re to loAn In the runn ing for tho• ,
by lhc death of her aunt '"" Eth turned to their home Columbus, first Lambert Cup, cmblemallo
cl Lowery
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Sunday after a VISit w•th Mr and of lhe small college football cham·
Mrs Clarence CurtiS o[ Coluqt Mrs E J lliU and Mr and Mrs plonoh•P of the cost AmhctHt
bus 1s the guciiL of Mr und MrS Hoy Jones Sr
was rated sceond at 8 3 an(l
Paul Fr•ck and family
Mr and Mrs Willoughby Hill Tufts thml at 7 6
Mr and Mrs John Frtck return and fum1ly of Chester were Sun
.Mrs 0 G Shields Is In at ber
(d home Sunday ilrtcr a VISit 1n day guests of Mr and Mrs E J I home afit r falltn'l down the base
New Albany Ind
w1th their Jhll
mcnt •lrm S~c received miuo.:
daurhtcr and son m law Mr and
Mrs Allee Clark i• reRortcd 1li mjurics !rom
fail

and daughter Evelyn, were week
end VISttnrs in Cmeinnall
Mr 11nd Mrs Jack Bowman and
daughter Susan Mr and Mrs
Mr ond '!irs
and daUJ!hler, Susan, spent the Paul Wmebrenncr Co,umbus
week cod vititinr friends In were week end guests or Mr .and
~ton, Hinton and Rainelle, Mrs Karl Owen
Mr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoef
and children lloyd and Peggy
Lee, Manon were the week end
guests of Mr I E M11!er .and
other relaltvcs

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MARILYN'S
BEAUTY SHOP

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Jlr and Mrs Wayne Gibbons

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dav Sho waR brought here by ~Irs
Jones i! Drl daughter Carol Jean
who l•ft Tuesday for their home
Mrs Waller Ramey has been 111
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for sCleral daya Wllh u

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PorH•r
INID Wlllt• ., ytMew 'AXfOH
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$4100. Wltllt.,.lltlell IMHMI,
$41.00

3 ROOMS OF
ALL NEW

~ur~iture
, .. and hore's lht watch
thol WINDS ItSELF

HAM/1101 Alfl!llflc I.J16

INCLUDES

CaleltHr WCitch Slalnll11

S.lf wlt!ltlng
wa ..r~ • Dial wlncllow

thll «fM

ll.tfrlgeratur au•

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Gal Range
Pay Only $59 50 down
and '29 on per monlb

Willi ....,, IU 00

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GO~LINS

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MAIN ST.

BAKER
FURNITURE

JEWELRY

Cunllden~e 11 JU!illtted

POMEROY

On The 3rlghtest Corner
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I Pomeroy Church
Of Christ Holds
Ha1Ioween part y
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The annua l llallowccn part'
of the Pomernv Church of Christ
was held Tuesday evenmg 1n th,.
church soc1al room wh1eh WO l
decorated for the occasion
Judging the costumes were Rl
chard Davis Emmett PcoUlf'IS
and Walter Kennedy Sr Prazets
were awarded to Carolyn Bas~
llghcst Sh'aron Freemon pre
tJest Jtmm' Andrews most un
usual and M1ke Davis hardest to
l,dcntlfy
Rcrreshmen1s o! corrJe ho'
chocolate and doUJthnu ts wcr •
served to those present
CommiUecfl for the party wen
Jerry Taylor Clane Datlev anrl
Denver Kapplc
entert:unmcnt
Nancy Hatcher Wtlma and Mctlc
Ohllnr.er Clime Dailey DIXIe
SPwell ~hry AI ee
Andrews
Janet ami Duonc Stnllh 8111 Jun
Jacob~ Bonme und Barbara Rou
wv decorating ond M 5 n!
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Cll
ard Dav18 Mrs Elwood Bowers
Mrs Mclvm Smtth Mrs
d nenvrr
and Mrs G1a ~ 5 Dal!ey

Cherokee Farm
Women Elect
Mrs. L. Clark
Mrs Lawrence Ch1rk was elccl
ul president of the Cherokee ~arm
Women s Club at a recent qll clay
meeting held at the home of Mlli
Frank Reynolds near New Albsny
other officers elected were Mrs

MrR Donald
Ohlinger
.~;=~~~~~~=~~~!~~~=::~-~===ln=M==e:po:r==='tl''r!nk
Reynolds
11cc p1esltlent
and Mrs Oak lfowsrd Jr trcasur
t~cerctary

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Mrs Clark p11 sided nl the buii
ncs&amp; mcellng wbHc devotiOns were
ltd by Mrs Nancy Johnson A pol
luck dinner was served at noon
Mrs. Vou Roush rcpCirted on Lhe
•ituatlon of the Suez canal

NO SPOOKING! LOOK AT THESE

USED

TERS

~~~n Jac~et 'aM fan - Lah• Model just llkv new - New l'tlcc flUD 00

IIOt' 40o WARM MORNING HEATER

$125.00

IContlnutd From Pogt onol
saw and a new modern lathe
A band saw two Jig saws two
!lnll presses four puwiJr dnlls
lhrcc sanders
Manv new hand tools
Th!! was only the bcginmng
1 he equtpment had to have a
humc
The school heaa5 tore out a
parhtwn m the manuel trammg
room to create one large room in
'\ohich the new 'll.ork benches
could be spaced adl.!quately This
also provlded room for the PO}'
er sawl gnnder lathes band and
Jig saws The mechanu~al draw
mg room elso was remodeled to
proVIde more lighting and spac~
Supt Gibbs and his mstructors
hrl\lc shopped at surplus govct n
mcnt ~ales for h1gh quality C((UJP
mcnt at reduced cost and hnvc
!WVCd hundreds of dollars Now
they need to replace P. government
~turplus metal lathe It wtll eost an
cslm ated 1600
1hcv hav~' a fechng fhey arc on
the nght track too Last sprmg
' s1tmg Industrml Arts teachers
of Southeastern Ohlo and an en
..;metr an the Oh1o Unavcr.nty En
•tneer)ng School told Mr Gibbs
Th l!S 111 th e bcs1 cqu1pp ed m1 d
planned Industrial Arts De paz t
ment tn any ol the schools in
boulhcoslem OhiO

Pomeroy·Ml~dleport, Obio, Thursday, Octobef ••• 1957

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The l11lcrm1 thatc Girls Cluss nf
ttJ,. t Hf'nlt-e M1lhnchst Su1clay
School hod a Halloween masqU( 1
adc party Mondtty an the church
~asemcnl Mrs L W McComas,
teochCI of the ciBSs was prtscnt
and other guest assistant~ mclud
od Mrs Jack Beehtle Mrs I me r
son Jones nn~ daughter Sharon
Halloween decorations were used
Jn the large dmlng room mul
aamcs were played mulcr the th
recUon of Barbalu Jones and Juan
Casey \bry enrol S¥.itnllon ww~
in charge of decorations for the
party r.nd Sandra Urcwington U1
anne )tcComas and Sara Bet hill•
were (10 lhc rc(rcshmcnl cvmnul
tee
CQ:iluntc prizes were nwardcd In
Ellen Dutton prctt tt Nl Sund1 u
Brcwtnglon funttlcst
Bnh&lt;~l u
Junca ugliest
Snndwiehcs doughuuts nnd clcl
cr Wflrc set vcd to tho mcmht rs und
gucslll Guesh mcludctl !lien 0111
ton, M11.rg.u el Soltez &amp;vcrly Per
rln, Carolyn Scar-lei'! Ell!ie ltclch
crt, Kalhloon llllion, Darn Cough
, enour Members were Mary~., ol
Swanson Dianne McComas~ ISan
Brewlnatcn, Sara Beohllc San
Dorothy Thorn.,,
Barbara Jones 1111d

~~' &amp;ood 4iondllion

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HlATER
HEATER

$14.95
$12.00

With Tank

IH)RGE CNL HEATER
PlRFECTION OIL HEATER
PERFECTION OIL HEATER

$39.95
$50.00
$25.00

All The Above Heaters Are In Good Condition

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APR WASHER
like new
$69.95
U$10 J 2 l MAYTAG WASHER
$69.95
like new
Many Other Washers at $25.00
$1 0.00 lMng Room Suites $15.00 up

LAND FURN
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SOCIETY
TV

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buys the finest ...

B\ILOVA!

Durl1111 Thio Solo
Stainless steel with solid
copper bottom

WINDOW KITS
Complete tra nsparent plas
he wi)ldow k1ts ready 1to
taek on 36 by 72 mch plas
tie sheet 18 feel !1brc maul
dtng and na1ls

SHEll BlANKETS
Solid pastel colors wtth stitched ends Large s1;e 70 by'
90 mchcs Blue, rose, gold and green

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Another Shtpmcnt

HOUU
APRONS

Glidden "Craftsman"

..,ast color percale aprons
trimmed wtth oraandy and
bias tape floral patterns.
Btb •nd tea style 1

2 for $1.~0

Double bed stze 8 J by

09 mchcs

SLIPOVER SWEATERS
HI01o mgm 01 lon mterlock kmt shpover sweaters wtth
V neck Soft warm and resistant to moths Red grey
navy blue, tan, charcoal and hghl green Small, med·
1um lat gc und extra large stzes

Sale $1.77

Sale $4.89
CANNON
Unbleached

"MOIIAWK"

IRONING SET

SHEET
BLANKETS

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Scotch Icstst.mt silicone wver, white W•tffle luut fOl·
ton pad and Pol) foam pad Neva shp g• tp f1ts all statl
dat d 11 onlng boat ds Pt c llckctcd $2 98

Largo 70 ~Y QtJ inch slllc
with sUI&lt;hed ends

$1.39 a Set

$1.89

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M.GIC CHEF
GAS RAMGES

' JOOF DI'slrt'ct
Meetm'gHeld
Monday Eveni.n!Y

!&gt;!adellne

See The,Many New
Stvlea In Men's &amp; Boys'

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Discontinued Mo4els

$PORT SHIRTS
JACKETS
anCI SWEATER$

POWER MOW£RS
Reg. $84.50 Power Mowers Sale $5~00
Reg. ~99.95 Power Mowers Sale $75.00

Juat unpaeed and on sale
on the m1in

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Full cut ralull )lU)IUes with clas'tlr: waistband Ribbed
~uff or elastic leg m PaStel' CO~ors anJ( wl)Jt~ Size~ 4

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PICheater
ay High School, will PIC

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tlut Junior Clpss rtay 'Tell
t(.hel', Novenibcr 10, at 8 p
tho Chester lilgh Sehool
auditoriUm
Ploy cost , 88 !olimv&lt;; GUI&gt;&lt;rl
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41.JI~~~Qj!iif..r; Frank Allaots tho lath
Evans, Ruth Adams
.iaiJig•~nelt~lr;KnJght Nadllle
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Yvqnne Dame
youngct;t d3Ugh~er
Sandy lhe tlluh
H101110~, Altkrt.t
~~jr:tl~i*~,;~:,:":nmarrled liSter.
Silil!' pavls the
Frecker, Ehz
£rieod,
Smrke
R1lclue,
Alberta's ad

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to the .tall and relresbmenta to
the donors
The need for blood for l\leip
patient. conUnues to be grea~ and
blood Pr0111'l111 officials report tltat
a m•n•mum of 125 pil1111 of blood
will be needed 11 thtl 11me to
allure Red Croos blood for Helga
realdenl8 fill' the remamder of
thiS 1ear
All persona "ho are able to be
donors are urged to gtvc blood
Novembc!r 11 I
Tnnsport:Jtlon ~o and from Ote
eoileotion center will he furnished

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procrom to the Leg.,lature ID Jan and place a lawYer In the office (aa
uary he moy recommend oome the la'w requtre~l '
new IOUfCOS of revenue
"ThiS " absolutely mialcadmg,"
"I think lhe governor and the wd Grtndley The law do.s not
executive dopartment are obhgat reqwre tbe judge to be a lawyer
ed to present not only Proeram&gt; On Jan 1 111113, the judge can be
but oome recommendations on !1 e1theo a lawyer or a person who 18
napco If some fmance l! re not a lawYtr, but If he IS not he
quired," be sa1d
must have held the JUdgeship m
Upderwood announced lhal be 11962 and be l'O&lt;!leetod
and Road CommiSSioner Pot C
Any man or woman m Me1gs
Graney will go to Waslimgton next County can be elceted to the ofTueaday to try and fmd out Just f1ce and serve, Grmdlcy em
how much money 1s avallable now pbamcd
for the start of wcrk on rebuilding
--~---US Zllntoafourlanchighway
Unde"'food "'d he wanted to
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get a picture of the federal gov
~rn1nenta plans-whether any ten
tative locahou forth&lt;. reconslluc
lion read has betn sl,d~ed, wben
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BA.J.I:ord Township CANVASSERS CALLED
Vot-To Dec•· - Cur,1.1/bo,canv,Mers
whn w111 work
ScJiool Levy were requested today lo meet at th•
On~Ji~Mill Le-vy fu~rmRun School on Friday :1~Y~~~~ !m.!,~·~~a~;~
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Ohi BUCHead
Makes ApoIogy
To 1', Virginia ,

~r~~~~~~!::u:~ans J~~:~.:~~:r.;orwhea~· ~plhc

'RUMMAGE sm
be
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The Ji;xemplar Chapter of the
Ohio Bureau of U"employment
COLUMJlUS UP - Tbc atalc
Voi4ll'll ~ll 8""1111/d ' Townihtp
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Compensahon Monday apolo"IZed
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h h Beta S gnu Phi sororitY w1
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have
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Rummage
Sale
l''rtday
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The
Ohio
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Wt:st Vtrguua olfrna!s for re0
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~:~.!a~~IU:;_: ':o~~~~~,=~ ih~v~ ~[u::!~:~eti; Tl;:~u:;r a:~:~d~:'g SAturday Nov t 2 at the Sla"' llcla Sigma Phi soronty Will ceateol remarks made by o subordm_. ~'hi"'thiI year
•., H gh Schoot when IhC\ bury bu1idmg corner o! South have their rrcrcrcnl lll Ten Sun
~Qn rcpor 1eu 1n 0 o
Pomcrov
Tichenor sa1d In a letter doh\
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Dr W1ns1ow Bashe , WpO
h
'!~ of no to a 10 m1 1l fhlrd Avenue and M1ll Street day No\ember 3 at 7 30 p m ertd by Blame T Sickles Tichen
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serves say yeH·'
the department• chtef "infiu lax lev,
lfrs c R Kart Jr IS general at lhc home or Mrs James 0 or's ass~stant that he did not
•· tor,• sald It was Jt•·t
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This was made clear at a schOCI1 chmman of the sale
share the opm1on expressed bv
Alumm homecommg actlVlhcs as well as certain student the state will sit up a central re levY meeting held ln the Hem
Wilham B Pap1cr d~r&lt;rlor of the
even !.I Will be c~rt:tlled at Ohio Umvet sity this weekend m an poTrlbelng.gaegneen~ywohnlcflbuVICIIIIt'cpsrobab'" lock Grove Grange Hall Monday
bureau's diVISIOn of Research and
tt
th
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id
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" evenmg where County Supcrlil'
Statistics, who sa1d the Ohio !abo r
II cmpt to war a u ep emtc '
be establlphed wlthm the next few tcndent or Sehoob 0 0 Pallo!'
1.Ioree laces 'deterioration be
The ortgmal declston to cut back on homccommg feslm days wtll bo located in Columbus son aqd Pomeroy Supermtonden:
cause o! an mflux of workers !rom
tteS was reached by a student adnunialtutive committee last and provide the latest available of Sehool' Charles Gibbs "ere
West V1rgm1a and Kentucky
Saturday Today, officers of the Ohio University Alumni As figures on lnlluenta to henllh auth speakers
Stat. Industml and PublicitY
~ucmLJon announced canecllattQ! - - - - orittes and news media
Another allernat1vc also wa~
Commi5SIOn d1reclor Don Crtsl1p
or , 11 formnl alumni ocilvlllcs " vard to , relurmng to Athcn, for
Bashe said 48 confirmed cases pOinted oqt 11 the 10 1111 ns !a1li
You uevet know what an old piece of furmllll c ot house called the slalcmcnl a helow the
nn effort lo diScourage vl•ltor tomecomma I'm sure they place of Aalon Du have been reported lo win, approv•l Bedrurd diStrirl hold Item IS worth unttltl IS put up for sale
belt attack and Henry t. A•h 111
rnnn com"'~ 10 the ""'P'"
tlldent welfare obov~ their own rrom,locnl ~ealth officers
1bts was the conmtwntoday of Mr and Mts Ctlllts Wolle 1cclor of the West V~rgnua De
1:rade school&lt; will be Hltachcd
11u , urtalluwnl o! all Will lleasurp"
1 •It her lo ~hade F.aslcrn o• II"' of Chester One of tim c old day tellmg clocks llt•l h td been partn1011t o! Employm&lt; ut secm 1ty,
, ud event&gt; except a pep ralll
He ••1'1 lh•l he agreeU 1"'t
AG MEITIN(I CALL&amp;D
l"sonvllle dl!lrit t 1 hiS would 111 their famtty for many ycar5 was sold last S thll d ty at the said 11 was 'unsubstanuate,t
ruolh!ll ga nw rmd dnnle l!i d .. •verything ::.hould be doue to Regular mee{mfl of the Meigs mfan.., l\ was pointed oul that 'Etta Wol£ce~tate Slllc
Steklrn~ told Ash lm "ure that
~tgncd to llllut lh( Iar~u numbcl Uscouraa:e alunml rcturnlllg to (ounty Agriculture Society will be B~&gt;dfotd distrlll wotild be no
J figured II mJghl !Jrmg JO t,Jr
-lolr Papler ha5 already received
nf pct~OI!Ji c~n11n~ from ollte1 he campus tiUI~ yrar"
held Nov 4 at 8 p tn in lim more ~nd would be llllfeJlle.5CIIt tZ &lt;lollari'i moslly ali an anhque or 1011 at Lin Na!hon llatk sale n severe reprtmand
st!f!llo!Js o£ the st.lte tlu rcbY 1r.
Unlvcnnly fltl!eJals stre..,sed Coltnty (:onuniPioners orrice ac e1l on the sclwol bO'frd o{ wh1ch item • woirr. satd When auction for s1x ot 1icvu1 doiiHs
Tichenor 5atd he wa:~ an swerm~
rrcli~I11Jo: Ihe dan ger of sprcadn1!1 hat lhc. ct~liUn cm;lalhng event'! cordu\8 lo lhrau1 Slawler, pre!!l ever at..qet it JOmed
eer Crlt Buulrord had 111 ton cd hut Used many ~ r ars hy lilt l urbs Aslt's protest Wllh a deep sense
II 10 '" n1Iel"" oHIc1115 s ml
'118 stnc~l
"precauliOnary
·"·nt
Lhllt,orv
or the levy ]noiJicm In l!gmng goi ng gone the clo' k had Wolft'tl when they (dl hmr IQ or ed A • • hal rebrel
.and Bli
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bilea lite
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nclod oy the •P&lt; ak bro'iight "I
lioward Wolfe s householn pieces sur
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I d0 not share
JNormully, several thousand tlealth Center lreAtcd several
us ahowmg tll&amp;l the d1str1ct 1n
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1t bad set adle for some t1me and the Optmon expressed - unfortun
V1s1lors come lo the campus ror
of tolds and influ
SCHOOL DANCE
1115:1 ap-proved fiVe mtlls ror hvP.
The buyer was a construction was to be gotlrn out of the way ately -by our Mr Papler '
homccommg evcni.S tt was ax
thCj s1luation was
M1ddlcporl H1gb Scbool senwrs vtars. .and in 19M adderl twv worker at Katser m Ravenswood by putt1ng 1l up for sale
Referrtng to H1eommg wotters
plained
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who are worklng for mo~r lo nul~ for Utrceo years 11us rc- who wanted It f'or a new home
As a further buttress to hi! eon from Weal Vtrgmla and Kentudl:y.
Edwm
unlvenity's ef ma ..e 1a trip to New York Ctl&gt; sul\l!d in \lte combmcd seven 1 neat' Parkersburg he Is furmshmg vtellon that values are h1ddcn un- Pap1er hod said
York
numl)er of next spring art SfOnoorlng " nulls Ollliflng Uiio year
in early American pcried furni Ill buyers have a ehcance to bid
The admmiSiralor who aiBO
mnl
make ro nonce al the lligh ~hl'OI gym
Thli dlillrle!; OP!'rolmg on 10 turo
for them Mr Wolfe sa1d he olfer sent ~ab • c6py of Pap1er's
lor
who have alter the Joek••n-Midillpport
three n11 lls o&lt;1
The ciO&lt;ks sale priCe rcpre ed for sale Salurda) a ijlce table , SJII!eeh pointed out ' notation on
.directors, as well
lor the pme Fr~d•r night , The muale
tbe 10 m•ll hmi 'l'~!ed a ueat prof1l to the Wolfes and ehatrs )!! thought should be the fll'ISI page whle~ sa~d •pmw~s
mru funollons wtth
Jitlcql lo! the dani!j! 'j'ili be recortj,l and
from outside Mr1 Wol!•'s lather, the late How· 'worth 30 or 40 dollar• ' It ropresentod "personal VIews of tie
"As.. niuch as
~illn.~iqn li an. ·~~ aot
Two]
1ll'G Wolfe, had brou11ht it tn 1010 brougHt $10
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sA Drake
Bern ice Hoffman walte;, Leng Bottom
, ~!r Asa t!osk10s Mrs
Elaine
X Bouse, MisG Emalene Sallee, Mt!IS
r Helen Smith, Mr Forrest Ward
'~ and i.lr Ray Wooqcard
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CHARLESTON W Va
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Auxiliai'VJ \ LegtsIalure to look for some new As Mis} ~
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To Aid Dul10g' Jfunnel
oources
more next
money
year
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Juatice
Peace Il E Grmdlev
TWO Divorce Case Bloodmobile VI''!'J't The gov""'"lr wa• asked at h" sa•d today ao advertisement pub-'
news conference 1f
be hshed Wednesday here by the only
Rolings AreMade The American LogJon Awuhary edweekly
lieved more money
need attorney runnmg £or the ofhoo of
than that
available He county Judge misicadiDg.
of tbe Drew Wehsler Post WID be said thai as a result of interatate
Grindley, veteran
ll!d Del
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n : harge o the eaanteen of the htghway programming In tbe state mar A Canaday, former mayor of
Re Cross bloodmobile operation I more money "obvwwly"
be Pomeroy who " out of
ti&gt;althMe
Podameroy
Jun!?._r
School
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Dey H)'Bell Ia ehBirman of I He IMloaled that In outimmg yer
the group which will serve lunch lhe adminittration • proposed road
'!'he advertisement &amp;atd '

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F'Ite Destroys portsmouthsteeI
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Corn FoundGutlty
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Faces pnson
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purchased for dlstrlooUon at the vtde adequate funds for the construction, operatton and mam·
free public Hsiloween party to be tenance of proposed sewers and a sewerage treatment works
ataged on the upp&lt;r lot m Pome-l The order was contamed In a letter dtrected to Mayor C 0
roy at 7 30 Thuroday evenmg by
I ruh&lt;r ol Middleport and M1ddle
the 81g Bend M1nsllel Assoe~allon
port SoliCitor Bernard Fultz •n
il W31 annopnced today
1WhiCh II was further pomted out
The AJSoelatlon also announced
lhat the V•llage of Middleport
that party tago to be worn by
I d1d on July 15 19li7 dl!Cbarge
worker• and band members have
unlrealcd oewerage mto the OhiO
en purchased In the Halloween
RIVer Wllhoul • proper permit
colora for Thursday evenmr'a parand has nnce that dale continued
ty
to do so
It 1\'81 repOrted also th I I
Th I
f th
I d t
a Pans
PORTSMOUTH, 0 UP-A
e ctter ur er po nte ou
are underway to extend the prue sookesman for the Portsmouth that lhe action taken b/'Hiddl••
l1sl tl the costumed turno uI 11 Dtvi"'On or the Detroit Steel port was m "10111lon 1 Seet100
large ebough to warran t tile Corp;, said todo• a f rc tha• de• 6tll M~ of Ihc Revllcd Genera I
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awarding of addiUo I
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Cod
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troyerl Ihe ml treattng depart
The oBI do h
did 'd
According to tbe new plans fiVe mcut of the rod and Wlft m1ll
e oar
owcvcr
a ' "'
pnzes wi1111e awu'ded m each of here Wednesday has curtailed t~e olf~e&lt;als of t''ddlcpor!tnilh:l
the eotegori~ oflhe pretUest cos- operations
" app !Catton or a per t o
tumes the flinnieat or ugliest and
~L'&lt;hargc sewerage mto the
the most anginal and those prazes
He sa1d the blaze apparenlly Oh1o R1ver had been granted untt
will be arded lot o ag g
started from a Dash m the oil the ~ate of Apnl 15 1958
The fl~~ pnze in ~ach eca:g~ ttctt h ~,our hrc flghlmg umts
Solicitor Bernard Fultz polnlcd
for both groups is S5 lh th fuught the blttzc ror thrt~ lJourg out loday that the order of the
th
d
dWI
he
Damacc waR estJmalt'fl at sev Water f'ollulion Control Board 111
o ers rangang owowar m cas N&lt;~l hundred thousand dollars
statrd ln Ihe IC!tter made It
awards
rnandator) upon the VIllage o,·
A plauorlb
Meanwhile lhe plant was pit Mtddlcpurt to take ~chon tmme
~t t
g~~ With labor trouble:~ (or th ~ chatcly loward the sale o( rcvc
o a
t.,u straJ~ ht tlay Wl'dnf'sdav A nue honds and to make Slt~h func!s
ruu t:Oftfphrm::nt of workers rail dcrJVCd from tbmr sale available
cd ' show up lor th~ sh1!1 m for lhe tonstrucllon of sewers
m11l
f
and a sewage disposal plant
stems from unset
The ••l~e•lur pomted out that
the nature of the order " such,
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that 11 will be nnposo1ble for tlte
Clllzcno of Middleport,lo vole on
the Issue at lhiS lime and that
the responSiblhly Ioiii rest upon
lhc village omc~als to comply
w1th the order

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chool Auditorium American Legion have announced Board of County Comm
e~ 1 were cntmzed for their
1'""1 plans for lhelr public Hello manner of handling funds ~durei"
Gibbs gave a bnef address of ween Carnival ~hlch is to be held
T~e General Report of A t OD Couutv offi-· was ·-'tical
school patron,s, and eKplamed lhiS evonmg at the parking lot
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_ _ _ 1cross trom the mayor's o!flce on of the manner m which the lll!d~l Commission composed 01
~orth IJ:hl!d Avenue
the County Audllor, County ~; t:
Legionnaires who are to helo &lt;Urer and County Prosecutor lt4d
••th tlu&gt; program are to meet at made diSirtbutlon of funds der~v .[ r--•-~ters
he L&lt; g•on Hall at 7 P m lor ed from oalcs tax and other m
iUlU
offce and by i 15 will go (Q the tangibles in tho amount of $35
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lteParattons for the parade
The report pointed out that the
il'h 0 Mddl • M h
Commtss•o• had made allocations
I epurt arc mg Bond
Pomeroy sehool head nsk
arents ann friends t·•
Dusllne E (Ducky) Corn city hrectcd by George Dalla• will lo Ibe vari9PS local toWnships
' cou nctl
d
•ad th• Gr d M h th
h and •ubdlvisiona on an tnnuai
P
the F•vc M111 Opcrat 111 •, l
man 1an operator
v
ansectionarcand b roug
Holloweemng pran k1t'~::rs 'r.111
Q
1r t of tho &gt;be bus1ness
c 1 basis which IS contrary to law
will 00 placed befor··"· !need
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P crbl JD 45 on on, today, he JUd"c s stand1 and 8 IIac.. I , which requires
that the amounts '•II~ ' caught up wltb p omeroJ
on TUesd!lv Nov 5 '
OS81 e
year pruion
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Ob of of Pol Fr t E. H d
explained • th t th term an do a $130 000 fine for fall lfc competing fo~ P"!eS are to be dtslttlluted monthly
w~tnesday n"•g.ht bon\ It u ;"'! n
Lev• ,. slmnha a ,,' mg to file and p~ federal Qbarel ollow tho b' nd m If second trip
In the portion relating to the
1 u d was a, er
1 • ncwal pf an ~XIStin
s~hool levv la&gt;es
n front of the JUdges before go County Commislloners the Mc•~s :a1'1!9u;l~~ar wa t, an be dido t
•,, f~d· will not rc,ultgm on dd•
Corn was found guilty on 13 of ng to !pc rotreshmenl tnbles County group was crltiolzed Tor ,cb
er
Hudson restde
'' \ tional laxation
Y~
16 counts Wednesday by a fedora! vhcre c)dor and doughnuts anQ the manner m whleh contracts 1 I •Mer and Mlli
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IIJ'hc Board of F.ducatJo
court JUrf In Columbus
avors are to be scrvfd by the £Gr the new MeJgR County Hom~ n onkev Run an ideal loca
,, bers sohool offlc~als on; t':;:'",,
Five or the charges under which £A:gjon Aux•hary members
were handled The report •t.tcd tiOJI for trick mtnded teenagers
I ~ I t st rr
d h
(' tho Southcastcm Ohio Republican
The •loca~ pollee Will e.sCOII l/1Rl th(j ~: urn or $44 000 aL th.'e )~.0 ~·ow l~elr stuff Four years
" ,n~o•t 1 lh0 ~&lt; 1a' Pd1 c rci&lt;•ms 111 ti 11'• I&lt;A.clcr was con\IU:l(lc1 nrc ausdc he parade ancl t~c f ire Depart 1l1flr. of tht andtl remamcd \In -,gol a~t S{)f!ntChieC Hudson de
ro.,. 01
1111 anc
tt m
h 1 th ll
h
h
paid on contracb
lid to gd ~fi [an anr1~nt
parents and ~hoot patrons1 1 r t:ilf1ors Vi I c o o tcr elg l are nenl \Uti hrlp wtlh J c cvcnm( ~
II Salr. hou.a
l.hc back part
ale-' 1 It
WIlc dCin ies
'lro •ram lor the people of lit•
Dan C Jlarttn".cr, Aiel"• 1 ''''" ;I s lot ., ~ r
,-:sc '"' n c alrll arran~cd In a Sentence was deferrer~ bv Fed o;mumty
&amp;&gt;
~
semi circle Earh tudu.JI ~md era! Judge Mcll G Underwood
Ca1ih p(l?£ ~ Will be a vardcfl ly &lt;.:omnuss1oucr In n slalcflll'~~
b~~ ~~YlrliC the hUlc
. ,.,, •I!Cnc'"' bodtud lremc ~1ebr wus ml1 o pomlmg .a mcdt~al ex munallon o( wd the jud •cs meludc the Rei loc:laY regardtng the report sal~ btu na Jlte 4 cd to lrlave; ., _ Auio-~lita,gnrap"il'ica'l tok gave a lmc' Corn rcqueatcd by the defense at ,., E II0\1• lite Rev Robctl tltat the rL!~pou~Jbllit)' !or l1le for tallowcune!} ~.. "After
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s etch mclud tOiney
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allocation of funda ~o tho town "'a! Hu~n ~~lo$»rOi'11·
of birth cducot•o•1
p, 11101 Maro&lt;
C 0 FISher ships and subdtvlsions '""' ••I~· lh lnd o( lhl klq• like to
or OC'CIIpatl~n 1 he
"'t
r&lt;oun cil prcsuhml Wayne Gibbons Jy the l':!&amp;pons 1 ~~1ily of the
1 thought
uliy members told what subjects
·~ Frank Chrcscbrcw chaPta~~ County Budget CommiSSion an I
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they taught
&gt;f the E1ghth Dislr~cl AmeriCan not of tin County Comm 1,.ionm
lhrollllh \hree~H,Ilow~
[,eglon
lie pomtcd out howovcr that
s I~Q little
0~1111 stood
' After lho mtruductr,n• dell,
l
In "Se of ' bad weather ail II was the policy to make bi-an
lc lO the whi of miM
who WISh to taLc
•• I on If)' I"'
.lo.a rcrrcshln•niiiS we • serv~··
c~
• part Ill the COl( nu•l pil)'DIOni&amp; to the townshl~~
g boYS Iftwn
1 ~uffet stYle Mrs W•llls McMu
lest IUld enJoy the party are '"k and other subdlvi• 10 ns so\~ly ~lit
lienee qf l~oir geli~bot'fo
, !y and Mr~ Frances Roberts
od lo t•P•rt to- tho Vllloge hall the pu 1pose of ellnunallqn ol
~~~ u~!f&lt;!r!'l o~d shiny
were &lt;!l-eh,Iri1Uin m charg~ &lt;tlf
IVhere they will lie ,tq~~ruoted as mur~ ~QQ~kegpio;
ll~rllngor ,,
!t~l!l.~nJ.Pll,.!!,lutd ~m,.
' the I'O!r&lt;llltmon~ •mf serYthg
Charles ~ WJ.te!ILOJ!!r&lt; 73 {, a 1&lt;1 whot•· I~PIU'iy '1111-Ae..bC
atli!Q,IW qf th~ slthr'lllQII• Ult
~'l'.~~b
Parcilta who ""sled the h~s fuuncr rcSidoalof M•ddf~l'l d co
v'
s" •
' tloncd 'in !he ropptt lfos tf.&gt;n&gt;
!Jost\nJaht,tbe \l!mptation bl!tesscs by prcportog the repast Tburs~?' morning In Wl\lte Cross
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"les laKes and the remalndt•r Clime to~ I!Jl&lt;ai This mornm~
Mts Charles Swatzcl Mrs tlosplla ~~ Columbus Just 21 days
from lntan•lbles To break th iS Hudson's •lillie housc landmark
o
Young Mrs Harry Drake after hiS w1fc, Vma, \vas killed m
down Into twelve monthly P•l &gt;f on era now almost exltqct,
G1orge Brothers Mrs O· :;
while on her way
ments tn each of the townships layod oh Its back
Brown Mrs Ohvc lngra
The only surviVor of tbc de
nnd subdiVISions ho potnlcd out
• Now f can go ahead and burn
Mrs Hcnr)' )Verry MJ ceased IS a daughter Mr.s Paul
would result In • g\gnntte book '~c darn thtng,' sald Ht:daoa to·'· "'"n"' Downtc Mrs Jam" Casto of Columbus
kccpmg task lor !Uch sm•li day
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Mrs Edwar "d HFo sIor1 FUneral serVIces will be an
amount. that eould1 be di •lribulcd
Jr Mr ~ owan ncunced later by the Rawlm&amp;s
Funeral serv1ces for BenRon H on 8 monthly bas 8
Wdllam Bartel, , coats FUneral Home of Mid~ieport Ervin 78 w•ll be held Saturday I Ill rc~ards to the er tlc••m d••
Dabo
who have charge of the arrange at two elock at the Rowhngo 'eclcH toward t~e County Com
0
Mrs Virgil Brown, Mrs Jed ments
Coats Funeral
Home with the Rev mlssJonerB and unpaid cQntrads
W~bs,Ccr Mrs Ron Sprmger Ml&gt;
-------c R Konkrlghl pastor of the on the County Home, Harlmge
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Way •e Swisher Mrs Wlll••nt
!Ieath
Mct~odist church, offietat the
"' Auditors
T oq10unt
' SiJ:ljU8l, Mrs WI loon Carpenter
mg
report ••as •tatl'u
of th•'n
Con..tb
r,fro Hayman Barnilz Mrs W A
date is correct As a matter of
W t.O
GI~s,
Mro
Joseph
Raub
Mrs
Burial
will
be
m
the
RIVerVIeW
fact
there
stili
remains
out
ol
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M
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A final d1vorce decree has
Rv r
Reo s
rs
es~r
'Cemetery Friends may call altho that amo unt obout $30,1)00 sllll been g(anle~ 10 coiltfuon Plas
' Knlghl Mrs Alborl Coates
Funeral Home
unp81d b• the comml..loncrs • 111 Court here \n Roger WIJl(!brl!llller
..; ' ~he school secretaries MIS
Mr Ervin, who -tiled Wednesday only because of the fact lha vs Marlene Wtnebrenncr accord
Wheeler Drake and MISS R t•
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noon -~ lh'e home of his daughter btlls hove n~ been rendered to mg to an entry filed today
~~~ "ere !• charge of prescntmg DISiricl Jlleeting of Independent Mrs Wilham Robson was a ro 11.!\ for payment Cootraetors will The co,yrt accepted as lair a
the guests Wll~ ldenilfylng nam, Order of Odd Fellows met at Alh bred New York Central Railroad be PBid " soon " lhCir bills arc prope•tM scttlcmt:nt agreed Upou
cards which they pinned on Ibe ens Monday evening Oct 28
engmccr and 'I'" • member of receiVed
between the parties CusiD&lt;lt of
guests
they entered
Eleven
lodges,
wero
represented
the
Heath
\llethodtst
church
the
S01d
Hart~nger
"As
to
tho
a
Dlinor chtld Is
be retained
88 of Edueatlon members
1 1 at the meollng U whieh Gr;md Srotherhond ol L&lt;x:omolive En manner In which ecntraela were b• the defendant 10
Board
rcsen!cti to the poren'· were J Master Robert Reynolds, Wharton "'"'"" the Odd Fell'ows and tbe handled for the County H11me
,
P
Edward
F"'ler Do Har;;'jd Brown Ohio, was the mam speaker Other luugbta of PYthlas
lho stale c'amlnor dldn I like I•'"
In another cn.ry the court
,RaJpq Graves H E Bll~cy M• Grand Lodge olflccrs In attend
manner In wh1eh we handled ruled the defendant In ~lib
William Anderson was uhabl
ance were Vernon MorconcU
them, but 'I• han4lc~ them In a Maude Sisson •• Ralph Mile•
attend
c 10 (,rand Lodge secretary ol Sprln;
MARKET.REPORT
manner In •htch lo expldlto lh' SISson ahall pay $40 weekly tom
)
!wid, F B Welch, Marietta, Homo
CINCINNATI 0 UP - f'roduc : bUiidln~ ol the County Hom• porary allnlony, support
and
JLJnlor High l1eully member~ Board Trustee
Eggs weak, prices at farms con Our obJr!Ctlvc was to get the nr.1v counsel fees during pendency oi
P,~~:~~:~:f to tho guest' w&lt;~ • 1 Attcndtug from Pomeroy •ero c sumo rs whllcR and browns A I County llolllc built and occuple 1 acuon
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llowa1tl Kmghi Mrs c Cuckler, John Sauvage, Lester jmuho11 481\t!, A lar.e 4648 A fhal we have done"
llayman
Mrs ll&gt;rt'la Hart J II Eat!lman Racmc w.. ftlCd\um 3740 A small 24 28 H
MISs Conltle Marley !(, rop!llll~nlcd by Walter Cleland and large 404 ~ IOH A large 54 A
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netton 1 Mr, t-,ranccs Ro u1Jton WoUt!
mediUm 46 47 , A large 49-51
E\oi ~lppt, rt~r !'earl
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Auron Zahl an~
MEIGS GliNERAL i'!OSPITAL
ChleketlS steady fpyel6 33~,
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-:.______leport Is Given Order To'1ake Attion On Disposal Plant

" tuesday at 8 00 p m
Supermtend t Ch 1
hen
ar es S
' welco
th t Pme 1,o t e parents a nd
a oren! s N1ght arfonlen the
paronL• and !acuity mcmllers ""
~ opdportuntty to got acquamle•l
, an to talk over thCir mutual '"
tcre•~ during the soml pmod
foi!O'fed th~ mtroducmg of
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Mr onrlllrs Russell Musser and
Mrs Sylvi• Crosby of SprlngfiCld
were week end guealll of dl8 AI
mira Mus'"'r ~nd Mr and Mr1
Wllh&amp; ~l Musser, Athen• Road
Mrs llalho Hysell and son Sam
of Alhe04 viSited Tue!doy
Mr •ntl Mrs William Musaer
W1lllam R Mu...r and in
~~~J~~u~f~:~·~roturned
home on
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Hospital
Mu!Ser, who I• on
her employment at
Ho•pllol, is "
care of her daughter
William R Musser,
dal18hter
Mrs Phi\ Wlillumson
In Chlillcolbe with
~~tr;2''~~~!!~ and lll)n in law

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$3.89 a gallon

Heath Methodist
Intermediate
Girls Hold Party

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SINGLE OOPY-Oe

More Than 200 In Attendance -~=
Mi-=--::ddl=-epo_rt_P-=-=-Ians--Co-un-ty-,O_ff_i_c-es_Ar_e_Cr-it-ic--~ed--P-lans Completed Village Told To Sell Bonds
AtPomel'oyHighParentNight Gala Halloween lnStateAudillt,.hod R rt For Community
ToProvideFundsForPlant
Morte than two hundred' parents school patrons, Board of Carnival Toni~Fht
" m e of~s
' ' esof Statetepo
HallOWeen paft y Control
Middleport today was ordered by the Ohio Water Pollution
b
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In a report ISsued toda
AUditor
Board to adopt aU tegLSlatton and to take all legal
.Educa ton members school offtctals and fac It
" ty udgel Commisslon and the Four hundred favors have betn steps necessary to seU bonds, notes or other securities to PIVattended Parent's N;ght at Porn r H h S u Y mem ers Feeney Bennett Post Np 128 James Rhodes the Me1gs

Revere Ware

OUR REGULAR $129

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By UNI11D PRill
Ohio tloudy w~ft ...,..,
ro1n mt perflon urly ,_., ....
coming Pl•1lr cloutlr lftll • . . . ,
tt.lo oftomoon Portly cloutly t.
nigh!, Frldly dou~y with roln Ilk..
ly High todoy 52-51, low ""''"''
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Deeotefl To Tltelttter~- Of ru Jfe,.,.:lfun .tree

End tf Month SALE
MECHANICAL DRAWING ts emphasbed at the
well equtpped Pomeroy lltgh
workmg here are deep
School mdustnal arts department Third year
left Kenneth Hayes, ftrst row front to back, James Johnson, Walter Morns Davtd Wtse
Ronme Russell, Harold Wogan Second row, Eldon Sauttets, Carl Hood Robett Lampson
Mtllard Roush, Ronme Hubbard, Phtl Werry Thud row, Terry Phaltn Jerry· Roush Rtch
ard Rummel, Wtlltam Hedncks Rodney Qut vey

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an Inventory and Apprall!!ment per week: one l'Ur In advlnce 11
of the estate of Hank Yolll\1• de- The Daily Sentinel P.lllce, •15.60;
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The dramatic debut of thi~ greatest, of low·.Price.rM, ~ p~J~Ce at r.!lll*:tj l'!fi\llUth
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1·•ri Wartlainen, Davf Putts, Dick
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Unlveraity lourcea said they hod
r -ntacted no one and "have no
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Dayton. et. al., staeklnl RuUand's
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teams that average 200 pounds In
weight and have IIC)uads et 100 to
'150 boys lrqm whleh to aelect the
most ex~rlence4 and ltnowledieable p1ayera.
Wellston, terror ollhe SEO thla
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to it yet." (Howell is a writer for the Associated Press.)
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1·•ri Wartlainen, Davf Putts, Dick
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Unlveraity lourcea said they hod
r -ntacted no one and "have no
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Dayton. et. al., staeklnl RuUand's
record up against teams from those
teams that average 200 pounds In
weight and have IIC)uads et 100 to
'150 boys lrqm whleh to aelect the
most ex~rlence4 and ltnowledieable p1ayera.
Wellston, terror ollhe SEO thla
fall, Is only mentioned u an alter·
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to it yet." (Howell is a writer for the Associated Press.)
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sired by1 Fitdd Champion o,. II1
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iiesday afternoon at the Rawlings·
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E. Hoyt, pastor of the Church
Christ, officiating. .
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Mrs. Harry Wehrung is a me·
dical patient at Holzer Hospital.
Ivan Wells or. Flatwoods vlsitud
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Davis.
Mrs. Alb.~rt Parker of Chesler,
vlsrted recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Davis, Middleport.
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Mrs. Eugene en an ser.,
Mrs. Carl Qualls ahd M~s: J~m?s
Qualls were busineso vrsrtors rn
Parkersburg Tuesday.

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The Middleport Literary Club f.llotball Coach
met Wednesday at the home ol

ltrs. D. B. Hartinger with Mrs.
Eleanou. Zieher as hostess. Mrs.
Forrest Bachtel, preoidenl, was in
charge or t~e meeting which open·
ed wllh th~ Club Collect.
Mrs. James E. Harley, chairman
of the sale el goods made at the
slate Schopi for the Blind, dis·
played the articles which were re·
ccived this past week.
Rolt caU. responses were "Cur·
rent Events" and .th~ program in·
eluded 1 review ·ol Whitehead'•
"The F.B.I. Story" by Mrs. M. L.
French and ol "The Nun's Story"
written by Hulme, by Mrs. H. E.
Cook.
Tho next meeting will be at the
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Seventh and Ei~hth Grade loot·
ball t~ams at Middlepo,rt Juni.Dr
H1gh School, was the speaker on
Tuesday at the October meetipg•
of the Methodist Men't''AsiOOiation·
at the Heath MelhoQlst cliur,ch; 1.
Emorson · Jones, v)ce·presldent,
was in charge of1the meeting and.
the Rev. C. R. Konkdil,hl co,nducl·
cd the opening devollonal serYIJe.
Mr. K'rowmyp !peke pf the lm·.
portance ol supervfsed athletics
lor Ju:iior High boys and explain·
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•larled at the local school.
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The meeting closed with a prayer by I. E. Miller. Pie and coffee
w9re served by Charles McElhinny
who 1nd D'vid Kon~right.

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Mr11. Alice Capehart, Syracuse.
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f~":.!~?nmg' :it~c H:~~"w~~~or~~~ .wh.o wore a Bugs Bunny surl, to I left Weldne,~ay ~ller a visit bere I Has a,c~ep,led terms ' to •cpach for
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. """ lead their Grand March through wrlh fr enda.
the Kanw City•Atbl~lcsln lfii!B.
tum~ pnzes wer? given to Step· , the upper grades in the Central
hame Pullen, ughcst; Ju~y McHal· , Schuol
fey, prettiest, Step.ICn Hindy, most
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Ga.;e~ were played and the a. cowbov suit, to lead th1
teachers served ice cream and Grand March.
Halloween cookies to seventeen · Halloween treats were s~rvetl
memoors.
by the lca~hcr and room·rhothe"
land the Kmdergarten room W~!'
decorated with jack·o~tanlern •
•nd Jlnnowecn symbols made by
the children during the past two '
weeks.
Mothers who assisted 'in tho
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Mrs. Dwight Wallace has been \Irs. Richard Schwab and M".
ill with flu lor several ~ays.
Shermnn Buskirk. In the aile•·
Gilbert Ervin, Columbus, was noon the 1111 others were Mrs. m
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to her home alter spending sev· Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mid·.
In&lt; : al td~• Sel'!'• \ H ~~d~~~~·t~' ~~~:~~.:r;j 1 ; .~'i'/:; :nd
era! days at Holzer Hosprtal.
~ 1 eoo•t. was reorescnted at the.
deSicne espeCia1 Y
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Mrs. Dale Mourning is recuper· Frjehdsbip .night at the Gallipolis
tear~~~i!k:;:'bl~w, the Bundy ~esoni!• Clarinet hal 1
atin~ niter an attack of flu.
Cfiap,ter, No. 2113, Monday evening. ·
de' e TM!
. e, ant tone Wltich harmonizes wrth other cl1nn~t•
A·.3c Elmer Pugh, . who has re· ~ social hour. was . held after the
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training achoel in Fort Belvoir, tending from llliddlepqrt were AI·
like ~t"'"n# we can d'l,!ver one .to yo!l..rrlhl away. 1 P
va:, Is on furlough and ;js visiting len Hughes, Worthy• Patron, and
in ilo'l!-belore they are all aone.
his mother, Mrs. Pearl Pwgh, and Mrs. Hughe! and f'4rs. Charles Ben·
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Mrs. Geraldine Bratton and son, '
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Holzer Hospital where she was a parents, Mr;. and Mr'~., Geral4 )lin·
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FuneraI servlces
. Held Wednesda'y K•'nderga·rten . orMr.hiSand !IslerWillisand Anth9ny,
b~Oiher-lh·law,
at hts hOI!'~ iln Fpurth A~e.
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TUeilolrs . Robert · ~jbel, who has
( . At F.irst Baptist ·. ' ' ·. I~ ·Masquerade
day\ enroute to Florida for an ex· been visitina Mr. alld Mr~. William
Held wedDeS' dlly
tenaed vlsrt. Tuesday evenl~g Mr. Kitchen and ·daughter ~bra Jo
Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. Har· ,T~e flvc.year·olds In the Mill· a~~ Mr~. An_lhon~~~ 'ptertal~ed Chillicothe, . retdrned boll(e• Wed:
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• ' ry lJoudasheit and M.rs. Fr~nces dlepert Kindergarten, wh\ch is Wllh a dinner fQl' I o;royeys with nead~ .
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Is Scheduled '
At Middlep.ort

.Anyone wishing to learn square
dancing may come to the Middle·
pert High School gymnasium at
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Funeral servrces lor "1"
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ceding the Square Dan~e which Mullord ":ere held Wednes ay. t
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the Cheshrre BaptiSt' Church wrth
11 ac edu e to s... , at 9 and last the Rev. 0. H. Cart and the Rev.
until 12·
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Edison Weaver olficiating.
The mothers of Middltpert sen·
Special music was presented by
"~-etery.
lora ar~ spensora o( the dance and Mr. and Mrs. Aronld Grate, Rut·
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Mrs. Jo H•rdy, nationally known
B .
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and Orin Flowers, Oliver Kail,
square·dance exponent, is In
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Harold Barowles, and Guy Bey·
charge ol the calling and music el Hill Cemetery by the. Rawlings·
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