http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f6010e322d47ef005f36298b9d84a7ec.pdf 77b01adf5f4a085026489076dda3ea07 PDF Text Text .. . .............. .... ~ . ..... , ~ ... .,. · · · ·; · ·· · ·)""~,...,.... 4. · ....... ~·- ' 'II ' v ' I A R01'I roo dTr01nmen S UXI'I'lOry Officer Jnspection Held Wednesday Leslie Chessman, Andrews, served sandwiches , Jl! s L1lhan Cle1<!land, ,, ,• ,, I ~ Qh'~(·t~~~ Club Checks ;; . . f-. • For Over .$38,000 ..• Are of the laiQd, coffee and favors. ,The table was centerP.1I Board of Trustees and ~hairman candle-lit of the State Lc,:nslative comm1t- with fU1 arrangement of Call flow· lee of the Auxiliary of the Bro· »rs. Mrs Lloyd Wnght wjls a :CO•·· the~· hood of Rai lroad Tr~inmen, "trtbutlng ho~te!s . ' I 1 was th< mspectmg officer Wfd · . · j oesday afternoon when the Wbl~ ._.~k~ ' 1 Roso Lodge mel a\ the w,.od·. . _ . ~ . .. , mu . • tlall ~ ,., "' "" Mrs I secretary Flcnung rose cnrsagr to Kf'f'l··_Pf'•b ·PI · f ,"r y·ear y ' · · · "ns presented a red , , · M!' Chessman. . Mrs Branch Being Moiled Today 'ro Our l•lemmg, presi· dent prcSI<Icd and new ofliCet.i fleeted }II'C president, M:'" W!llla~ Woodard, past prc.\ldent ~frs f lrnt lllf!., v1cc president, Mrs W1lll nn Morris, tre asurer Mrs D:IYid Entsmmgcr, chaplam Mrs P L Mitch , warden, ~hry Green , Inner Guard, Mr s Mrs Outer Guard 1957 Members Our 1958 Christmas Cla1b WIU Open On N·ovember 25 Clarence McNeal, }Irs Carl M.1ttox, PianiSt , Mrs W W llayr~, Collector Mrs Flem111g Durmg the mcetwg a (orty ) car pm was prcsentcu to Mrs Olho Watts by the preSident Mrs Cora MC'Bnde, Parkersburg, who has bclungcd to the Lod~c fr,r the past 47 }ears, was present for the meut 1ng Plans wen• made for lilt> Chmtma s party to be held a' We pay 2o/o lnlert~l on' your Savings Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROf RUTLAND the Woodmen's Hall m December The party wlll start at 4 p m and a potluck supper w1ll b~ ser· vcd Members anrl their chlfdren w1\l cxchan~c g1fts as a part of lhe program The comm1ttcc m charge 1n cludt· , Mrs Norman W.1yland, Mrs Walls, Mn Detty Bobo, Mrs Green, Mrs. Ethel Ph illips. After the mectmg the hostess· es Mrs Le.\ l!e Price, Mrs. Phil· lips, Mrs Woodard, Mrs. Clarence ChriStmas Dinner' Hostess gifts were presented to / ' ' I Rlcha~d •t the home of Mrs Vaughan Jr., on De<. i. Middleporl • S""tety "'- J Mr an~ Mr! ',11: M Wood wpl leave Friday for Parkersb~r1 wheri they will meet Mt, and ll!rg, Don Gr•ber (Helen Wood, Cleveland, and go on to Rfpl~v for a short visit witll Mr and Mr•. C. • M WGOd. Mr. and Mrs. Grabe.r an4 Mr. ana MfB. E. M. Wood are starUng an extended vacation in Mrs Richard Vaughan sr. when Florida. the Kln Club met Tuelldav even· Mr and Mr• Bernard Fultz are mg at her home. Butter11ut Ave, negotiating lor the purchase ol Arrp.ngemcnts of chrysanthemums the home owned by Mrs. w. R. Wt'I'C used throu~hout the house Ba<hner, South Fourth Avenue. Mrs c J Ebersbat;h prc~i· Mr. and Mrs. Fultz and daughters, dent, presided at the meeting and Barbara and Beth. arc Uving in plans were completed ror the the James Arnold apartment ChrJstmu dmner whi<h will b~ which '" to be rented to Mr. and hrld at the Martin Restaurant on Mrs. Don Becker and son, Randy, Tuesday, Dec. 10, followed with in the near future. 11 party at the home o£ Mrs Ea· Roy Coleman, son of Mr. and gar Pratt. United Methodist Heath' Metlfodist WSCS Meeting Is Quarterly M~t Held·On Tuesday Held This•Week Tlie WSCS of the United Me· t~odlst Church met Tuesday eVe· nfpg In the church parlor lor their Novemt>er meeting. &1."8. Eugene Brown led the d~­ v~tiOJII whfeh opened with group atnifng filllowejl With responsive reading libd prayer Dr. Richard H Bau~r. ..'h. ,'.:.'.e First Baptist Circle Meeting '· Held On Monday superfn· lcndent or the Portomoutb Dis· Tho Prlllllilla Circle of the 8. H. trict, presided at the fltsl Quar Sonbon Mldlopary Society of tbe terly Conference at Heath Me· First l!aptfst Church b'ii!' l( pol· tbodlst Chureh. The • opening luck aupper VOHCIM' .el'enlng at praye!'-WH 11ven by 1he Rev. C(. the homo o! the Kev. and ~rs c. . Raymon Konkright, host pastof E. HoyL , "Student Wo•k In Institutions Dr. Bauer sPOke on "The · }\1'~- Hoyt gave the bl...,ing .he· of Hllber ·Learp!ng" was the topte Church, and the Need lor V•talitv lore t~o suppef .and Mrs. lily· or the 'progrom presented by and Fellowship lri' tbe Church'' mood LICVIng, ohalfman, Pfetided Mrs. L. F Schoenleb 0811Sted by He diScussed the problem ,.1, 1• at the business meeting. Mrs. Ow· Mrs. Alonzo Custer. A dlaeuass en Bratton presented the devotion· ion was held on the Wesleyan ing to fellowship and tho ere·•· al service and program on a Foundation. , The program closed I live and elfecltve work noccsm) Thanksgiving theme and wa• aswith II!'OUp s ingfn~ and prayer I tor an aet1ve church Lav mem- Slsllld by Mrs. lnhn Fultz and Mrs. by Mrs. Brown bers jomed in the •discussion. Gerald Anthony. Mn. W. 0. Damitz, prcoident, During the bwlness meet n; Plano were made for th~lr pre•lded at the business session. tbe Conference aecepte~ the ask- Chrlatmu party to be held a~ the A repOO't was given on the lunch· lng lor w~rld · Service lor t~• 1.ievfpg home In West Columbia, w Va. eon ••ned fe<ently. A famllv · . night was announccd lof Sunda:1, year. Mr. Konkright gave the re- l port of the auditing eommftlee Attending the aupper were Mrs. Nov. 24 when a film strip w:ll be ohown lor the children and in the absence of Rfehard Cham· Lievlni and children, Michael and Sh,l!a, 1\lry. (;l.rokl Anthony, Mrs. Mro Bethel Coleman, hao heen there wUI be a speaker for the b~rs Games were played and prizes conlmed to his home with a se· John Fultz, !rlr'- Oll(eb Bta~toD, adults. Mr K>nkrlght announced ,. Mrs.' Nola F.ee, Mr~ Don Becket, awarded to Mrs Harcljd Ebm· vere cold boob oDd Mrs Emmell J1!aekburn plano lor tbe ~uaor which will Fam•tr Night sqpper to be helol M"rs. Ruth . RqblnsOn, Jac<j~ell!te Mr. and Mrs. Charlo• McCloud be held at the church on Frtdav m the near future when a "uni· Bfcc, Rhoda Hall, )fn.Jleney Nun, Mr~arold Ebersbach 1 received an , ivefaary gtft •lid Mrs took their two year old son, VIc· Dee 6 were dls~u&Se4 . II ,,., que" type or progrlm will be Mrs. RIChard Owen, !rlra. Mannlhg ' Kloeo. WI d .. Ebl!!'•baoh ' birthday tor, to Holzer HosPital 'fhere be agreed l)lal lh1 mombefS 1\'0Uld given -olL-~ io a medieol patient. His ~rand· ~ring gifts tor ttul Athm Sta" gill' from .lhdr sefrel pais. l dessert eour,e rarry1ng out mother, Mn. NeUle McCloud, who lloapltol to chutch Su~day; NoV lite ' ThanklriJYihg theme was Is employed on a river bOat aa af, Tho proy~f Jroupi being bela ,, 1ery~ ify ihe hostess. favors cookJ 11 home on leave and is tak· each lv.cdn.esadY ~~nlnil were ing eare ol the other McCloud wer~ snlall ean~lei representing onnouoeod by Mrs. C. F. Tomp SORI. pilJrims, · i kips, Ernest Lallance is lll at h1s Present were thOBc nilmed 1bovc The "Lord's Prayer" in I and Mrs. Annice 'Ohlinger, Mn. home on South Second Avenue eonoluded tho meeting, after Richard Vaughan Jr, Mrs Emma with flu. Leifheit, ~rs. Theodore Lehew, Dr Rlrhord Bauer, superintend· which the group adjoumed to the Mr• Waid Windon and gue1t.1, ent of the Port.mouth District, dining room where a de!Bert Teddy Lebcw, Pat, Judy and lolor· was In Middleport Wedn01day to eour11e was aerved ,by Mrs Harry lin Vaughan. conduct the Quarterly Conferenee P. Smith, Mre. c. E. Nease and The next meeting w•li be held at Heath Methodist Church. He 141•· E. J, Tracy wflb Mrs. Rleh· was enroule to Cindnnatl where ard Campbell as contributing hiR wile ha• been a •urg1eal PI· ho&ICSI. bent at the Bet~eada Hoipltal and will take Mf!. Bauer \o the home of her parento to recuperate. Delores ~ossman is to be em· ploycd at the Middleport tcle· phone exchange. 1 Mro. Ethol Frenrh has heen Ill Mr•. Charleo Cohen, mlJ~d bv at her home on Fifth Avenue wlth Mrs. Bernice Darslond·MrL Oltn a severe attack olllu. Goodwfri entertained the P••' Herbert Chambers is reeuperat· Councilor• of 'l'hcodoru• {;ounrlt ing 81lia(actorily alter minor sur· Daughters of America, TueJd~· gory at Holzer Hoapital. evening at hof home, llutternut Mrs Branch Fleming and Mn. Ave ' L D Dileo entortalnod Mrs Lll· 1 Uan Lealie CheBsman, Cleveland, 'l'he meeting wilb Mrs. M•' State officer of the Aw<~lllfY of Melnharl, preoldent, presfdll'" the Brotherhood of Ballroad opened with ocrlpturc reading h• Trainmen, at lunch Wediteadiy at Mrs. Jam., Sayre fol(Qwed wit'• the Martm Restaurant. the Lord"a Pnycr and plodge I ' the flag In uni•on Plans werr Mr and Mrs. Ralph !l>delille made lor the annual ChflBlm•are living In Columbus where he dinner to be hold at the Rivervle" is employed by the New York Cen· Restaurant a 7 •p. m, Thursday tral Railroad. Doc:embef 12, followed with n tor the famous Mf. and Mr,. T. F l!a,wk\ns, party and 1111 r~ehUI&e. Mr•. AI· ' '\ .. Mro John Hawkins Jr., tllr. ahd hP>i WoO<I•rd. Mn. Rollin Bearh• I Mrs. William Child•. Sidney Kill<!& and Mrs. Paul Gruescr were nam were in Columbus Sunday to at· ed aa the commaLtcc for lhe par tend the Baby Conte•t when Vicki ty Ginther, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Election of oll~em was helrl Franklin Glnhor, '"' one of the with Mra. Albert Hendricks select· supreme Court attendants. Mn. ed aa pre•ldent: Mra. Jack Robson John Hawklna Jr mel her husb~nd vice preBident: lira. Rollm Bearhs with lom<IIU <H. Sle~ ·Gvarclf who i11 employed in Belllontame, treaaurer; and MIN &rna Jesse, · ' ln ColumbuB and Sunday evening setrttal')'. ' . You're never colcl-never 100 1 Mr and !drs T. F. Hawkms and A number of game• wore play· wa'rm-witb a G·B Auto· pniJ ~ ' Mrn John Haw~ins rcturnod to •d with prizes owarded to ~"· matic Rl•nkctl · Bellefontaine whilrc they vlsUcd Sayre, Mrs. Grover Db and Mrs. DOuble B""' •SIIe until TUesday with John HawKins Charlo• Sauer ... · "". . · Jr A ••lad couroe wa. ocrvod by · ' • '! · William llumphrcy, who has tJie Msteu to thoae named above ,, ~ ~·~ · ~ been a potlenl at the Meigs Gcn· and Mro. Jo•e~h Beegle. Mrs. • ' ' ' ' ' ' ''' ofal lfospftal, was taken to Jelh· Rehry Reibel Mr•. Rlehard CamP· ', ,. ' ' '· ' · · ·• . . ·. : '.' ;~;, eoo, Tenn., today in the Rawllnil•· bell, )lra. Cl,ude Dant; Mro. Ad· , · · 1 Coato ambulance and Mrs. llum· dle Grueacr, Mr•. Thomaa Cook, ::.:::::::~!1:;;!;;;;::-::::;=:± · ~:?~:~~~~~!'~'·~I pbrcy 1 accompanied them. Mrs. Oval Diddle and Mrs II~ I 1 • - -:-1· Root, ~nflllln I '. i I ' .,...,_:, .. New . $24 95 now EL' BIR., t' ·" ' 'r,,. =-=====(::l·•:2)!:!1!; ----- VIsit · Enterprise EUB Women's Society Meet'In""g. Is H•ld v Mr•. Jan\et Will atttndcd JH1 HfATR WIDf JHf PATIHTRI ' INHII IIAJ MIS JUdge Peo.pies Is HO$t f Californiqns ., " l'iV ·~·~ T~v,•· • : n: £~~~:~~~:.~'· 4a~ti~~l,.c·~"';~~~..~ i~~~=e~~:~t~=:~~~!ij this year: HI• >ialtnra. ''" •• ..,.4-: , · , Cow•n and wll~ left home ·0 !'here II BTU INPUT ••• there II BTU OUTPUT, but . .t~ ,our famlly warm II B'lV ~PQT ••• the 1101k!Da B'nl,. ~ AND lOON~ heat 'YOur homel In BTU USEPUT, Biqler O~TS . ALL I A 60,000 BTU Slaaler liVII mol'l USABLE HEAT thlll._uch iett'tltl BTU RATINM 'bJiher rated ordinary heattn. A?&,000 BTU Sillier fllniW~ ,,,,, gtd beater WI only be c:o~ to a 11111tral blaUnr llloa . UT LAND FU RN IT.URE_ R . . WUf, _. ----~-- ~::~ll)ld'~~~p,w~r~:.!~· ' ·Middl·~ · tf en'• ·toi'ft\~ _te~erite ~~···~ · . , -~~~JQ1'#nt' 'OO~~IiVI~U ~f~~rx;. ~'~ ~~!~~~~~tOa\O .DVI~~d~·~,~~ Mett,~·f~tld lhf"'~~ ·aee al,me · e<fl~• ' ~ 'fb•. ¥'1'' il'~ L\telil')' iLl ' 4 IIi . 'l'ampi betotc "til"rt.t~t'\o t.lu,q*' for ~~ Ch~lllll),tl ~9Qday ptl'lo4 f'lfh chlldrt~ 'ahd '',ttlatlv'-s of loire. r·· COI¥en. ~pd In ttie II'I'ID8 ' will rt\Ufft IO thelli ~ome op 1\fwh ad beWJAI 'AIIIiel ro Mr~ cowen 1111 ~~~r~ ~,Jlf'i'r. Cl b u 'ill~ W•d 14,1U' anetnoon at tHe borne of r•. M. llennel)' with Mrs. FofUII Baehle\,, pre•ldent. presjdl~Jl) .!loll eall• resl"'nses "'~ "HbbblcB," I • , ,The rrotiT~t!l lne!ud,~d a r•· vlow o ISI'lt Slo~uea (lur Van· lib.lna :dfn~ape· !lr ~r•. Wj)li ·c. .,., ··~P~~.~ ~th~· .·:r~~~ ~~rn.~~~~~~~~i_:.-;~·,~4 ~::., m~ol-, Judi• ffqpl•• 'f•lt" b)' Mrs. I!Odlley DOwning. ·1 d re~n · the old Jltii'waUow lt1te oext mtellnt will be bold Ar~,. ord TDwnlhlp' . . .. n11 at "U.e. bome oflka. RVTI:AND, OHIO 'I "'lfa1 'l)ome. -====-_ _ _ _....:;;,;.;.:.,;_.:.,.__~----~-~~. ' . . . No•: rr ~d PhtUon:-..; ", ,. , • ' ' '• Cause Of Air lo . Find Bodies Of 17 Killed ' ~~ ~inas Seal Letters ' I CHAMP HOEi$~Nlt.N;~~l~ tbe'69th the chp 'is est in ·lhc ccrem~hy. land. 'f.he U. S. team Vo-Ag q~sses F~r Addlts Is . Start. Nov.l& '' I \ ·1·" ' A !Ublec~ .-,~cnda wlnler adult 1c9"'"'''red by tho · .. "'11 - ·..J. ~llfvef.s~j Pr~xy S""est$ roach, a pair of and oporta jar~et aa 1 gilt team Keith Nelaon .... i coaeb, also wu hOnored aild 1ecctved on attractive Jackel 'fhe banquet was propared and oerved by football mothers In the a)atnaalwn. llfd·Am ftotball off> cfal and SEO baol:etbill offldll lfaiold Rolph wu' llteit opeakir. Patterson, auperbitendent County ocboo~ waa toaol· ChaDgedn~Law COWMBUS UP - Dr. Johri O( Atte•ding the first meeting were Raymond Erwm, Clifford Mof~l, Harold Roush, Soc Swain Delbert Sm1th, And~ Cross, Thomas Sayfe, Dan Smith, Dougla! Circle, Carl Mqfris, Ray Midkiff Meeting daLe$ TQWN ' have been se1 lor Nov. t8, 23; Dec. 2, 9, 18, 30; Jan. 8, 13 and 20. lleip County'a larma need an immediate applieatlon of 120,000 tona of lime to """' them up to peil Pl'Qdaction an Ohio Slota Volvmllf lfronomy speeWiBt paillellllefs ill Atlleul'hunday, SoU expert Orlo L IIDI;P 'I•ol waa mornin& ·apeaker at 11141 gional limo aod fertillzer ~n!er· enee held In the Alheas ADiorican Legion HoU. He noted that dnrinJ the last ·five ywo Melp farma bave had applied to them 12JQO tons of llint, "about oupuah to replaee wbat baa been Uaed or er.roded away." lluoJrave reported reaulll of soU IIUI'VeJI taken from Heip farms linee lAM He 81ld: 'These letll show the average Jlolp acre of crop land 110011& two tq !oiU tou ·oflfmr. Ia low In pboopboroua, ldgb In potaab, and low in organic matter.• He pointed out thai lime Ia aeeded to bring the tbemical balance of the land up to where it 1 will Spu~ ~~!:rAJ(.!:rtt~ PrevesA . ,_ tJ.W Santa's l~ft us 'the pick of his pack . • 1 • Wonderful toys aRn ' games for, boy§ apd. , girls of all ages! r •• " Ken .anti J_.n's : I' w. fvraace HEATER .. low · pr,oes Automatic 1 ' '. New, O~~ Mro. Joaepb Beegle and daug,ht· or, Shirley, attonded the Io:e lol· uealn nuntlngton, W. Va , Sunday. tbe Mr and Mrs. E. J, Tracy were Wom11'1 sodell' of World Serbual~eas vloltors In GalUpolla on vlee of the !1\terprl,. EUB Moaday, Church. N~ay cvonln(, at hor ~r 1 Bentz Wolfe Ia eonflned to I home Ch~lltr Road. her ~omc, w. Main Sl with tbc Tbe ptiJtlhlll, "StrenQihen The flu c~u~h 1:\11'011*• Oralftu~~" waa ~1 118 Judith Ann Spencer hao prudtell by lira: riul Fl'lck with a~cpted Mlploflllent wltb • \:'_• ~r\pl~'· .\lr.t.l!<r:;. ~~~ · '"A~~tt; GeMral TelephOne Co., anQ • w;ca, olfl, .•ono, " , , ga~ ber dulles Monday. !tie Thank O!felln* d~ wblcnf Mtl and Mf& R,OIIIn Bearha •~d ope~ with atQUP ·!·~~~ 0 Mr ' ani! Mra. M.;swett wm •n "Count Y,our llll..fn~; . and closl!unlfnaton. W, Va., Sunday to ed '!l'llh jn1nr bt llfi;, Ill<:~ wlca. , . 1Ueild the lee Folllca. Mrs. ()alvin Jllfe and doughier • · ourtrll 1~ bull~~.. , aeulon Joy o! r~ Pleaoont,. w. va., were wlth Mil. llluew1es, pl'etlden~ ro.heroy vlalt'Ora, Tueaday. presldlnl, plans were made lor I Chrlotmaa party at the ~mbef mectlnl whkih wlll be held at lh• homo of the pmldent. lolemben wet. l't'llltfled Ill b(llll a ball of Q~ carpet ria•·to th)l IJIP!'U'll wllfch' will be made Into t¥1• ''d sold a money maklnl proj~L Jlldfie ~molt l'lloples bas vial· Jlelrea~menta were ~\diid ~y tors at hll'i.ln~;nln Terra•• home the hoateu \O lhoee 1'..1)1\Jin 1J 1 a couple of w~ico fro111 Lo• and .Mri. Olatlde HullouPt • 0 ~r.tf • Dof ACouncilors Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening POMEROt SOCIETY :ctl· I It's Nota BitTooE.JiyfoU-•Our ·' CHRISTMAS . ' LAY-AWAY ; · . ' You can benefit by shopping , no11' ~or the followibg ' reasons , , .. *GrHttr Selections · *Eaaier Shopping *Conv~ni~"t . 1!6Yidf~ts · IS fully stocked, now, with dolls and toys of every desctlptlon. . . . A few ·pennies will hold your seleclions unlit December 24th. The 83 MILL ST. lfe1p youoty lamt8 which have had good treatmenL They are owned by Edoon Roush and Dl!ll Hollman. Athena County Agrltultural Agent Ke~netb Acltonnan weleom· (Con~nued on Page Five) "Thrill IW.ler" Nathan To Get Rehearing O~His · SPRINGFIEI.J), Ill.' (JJ.Pt-;. '~'flltlU kUler': Nat1Jail, today was a steplclOJ.er·to .~IP~. fr~om from ~ · ~~nl.e~•ce. �~~(if~~~~·~r~¥,~:~~ Rl~wl!r Issue Affects Meigs County In lnrltlsfrv· TVA Wonting Freet HQI!f} which have embarked on a privately !iDIIIJ~!i! progr3J11 of expansion them~~~v~~ ~~ dlilner table. The more power can be produced cheaper tly. " · ' be forced to pull in their homs, Fund~ fo~ expansion of the now most giantIf these bills or something like them 1fb electrical generating industrr in the Un· approved America's expanding fn~ustries J!ed States has cqm~ fi;'Om two sources since would be in more than ever before a hurry, ·its lnceppon,ln 193~: RU~lic money from tax· hu~ry state to install their new plants In el; ~nd revenues ,eHJ!I!CI in exelef$ ot opera!· cheap power TVA area. It is cheap because •lng 00sts 'by the TV'~ ·Itself, and thus out of TV A pays no federal taxes, no Interest on its the service cuslomera,of ':IVA. federal grants, fe'w Jf any local taxes, ancl no In 195S f~d ag~ A,n the summer just end· Income taxes on Its net receipts. (The lo~al ed, bills were lnlroauced In Congress to Ohio Power Company pays 28 cents of every ch~e ~~~~~l!¥ the 'dli:ectioll and $peed of dollar it receives for taxes.) Where apanllon, 'II~· the· balk anatomy of TVA. leave Meigs County, hungry for "a big lh!IU.~i Nope pa~ecl- There is ~t~;ljl\tflton that as try up at Letart _Falls?" It could leave us the 11aUon' 114111 1111 regjo,~: bll~ for more we are Industrially for another 50 years. Jill"~ so aslo attract ·nldl'e J~~'lln~ ~'!~· . If these bUts or somethlDi like them ~~m: to those that fi~nked the t~lt Of Cyn81'ess ~me law we, tlfbt here, wo~lil be ~yl!IJJ ~Jd~~it-~~~~~~~; ~':···' ,took, 8 · taxes that are uied to Qnd TVA w"!''~..,, 1 "'"" t "'lll._. ~unt,-., . turn would ~uUd up a colnp,ftiUv~ greater Interest In t~ 1831i(~tW~eft unllm· the e&pellllj! of 0\11' own 1JOulb)9 lnd~lal 1\!'.~ auth~l'it}"·f~r t~e !I'M~ .oqapl.zatloo to expaasloo . . ellpand u It would, {born of pny controls whatsoever, a11d lhe other posidon that TV A allould carry lts st.!, of tax ~utaens bjl held Grt~l!ge Tokes AStand What the Pennsylvania Grange had to aay within Ita present area of service, obtain ap· provil of congress for Iter!~ 'xpanslons, and about this Is close to our bQllles. to !Is ''News" for September, this year, the Grange &r8\les: l'tpay Its federal gran~ Wl!h 1111erest. "It Is tl!De we tixpayers look doaely at TVA. When It started the generation and Proposed trlbulion of electric power was supposed Public power adv9catea In congress who be a minor part of Its function. Today it :U bve Introduced the bills to loosen controls presents the greater portion of TV A actlivlt~ urer.1'VA P~P,!l~ ie~ly as follows: and the amount of el~trlclty Jeneratvc~ 1. To rep!lll t~e~ tectlo~aof the TVA Act water po~er Ia llnly · o~e·third as mucb aa are that provide for tepay!Jj~llt to the govern· being generated In steam pllilll operated Susan. ment of the oligfnal lo)ns made to tti~ auth- TV A It Is true that more than half of . Erile•llne ority. tal power generat~ d ,CO@f ttol~tl~~~~~::~:~~~ piveqal(gb, daurhter of Mr.. , 1nd a p~eumonla patient: '2. Would grant to the Authority rlgbt to atomic energy plants and Mr!. 1!:11\!ln Cavenaugh, U Ill with Issue bonds in the amount of ·•750,000,000 In But a ~lzeable share of the electricity Is 'n~·ll'"oma and Gregory l.lll~ sor. the cue of S. B. 1869, ~nd without Umltatlon '1 d i•"'• • OllV· and Mrs. Rodney Hll!i"Chc" rl used by P vate D U H an~ ..,..e iblre, Is 1 medl<al pataenl ·t~erQ. 1n ·H. R~ ; 86 (1957 Congress). paUties In thG area, and, most utoundlllg it ove almost en'tirely congressional all, the,rate charg~d private Industry Is lea. MIDilt.IPORT PTA TO 'MIET restral 'on activities of tile Authority. This than the rate charged the Federal govern· 'rlie Mlddl!port PTA wlll meel l1011day alsht, Nov. 18 at tho i!ICIY,ded permission for TVA actually to In· men!! Htgb School with tho Filth, GradoP va~ . e rea, alre,4y served by private power - "Pennsylvania taxpayers," the statement taught by Principal Leo ~~pnedy ~114 ¥19S , Mar1aret Heltop,, pre· . nles contlgu~us to the present TVA says1 "are actually pa'ylng taxes to enable the sefitllfil !fie program The BhnJ &ervf f 1 rl 1• ~ • areas. " states in the TVA area to provide cheap elec- Booster A!!oclatlOn will mcel nf· Wbat does this mean to John Doakes, head triclty with which these states can entice tcr the'P'rA. of an average household In a Meigs County Pennsylvania Industry to move out of our Sl,lRGICA~ PATIENT Mr. Charlel Sprouse, Route I, !own or on a Meigs County farm? state Into theirs." Pomeroy, wu admitted to the We believe It will not be manY years be- Holler Hoopltfl 1 W~nesday, f91' fore the American pubUc demands of their tteJ!t!nent and auraery His room number 'Is 233. ~1111 ~u~s~ a few placea where this na· congre~smen that a review of the TVA proN.W CITIZEN graliJ Is made and tha~ the operation of !he tlonallisue rubs :On Mr. Doakes. . Mr• Dawnlhg Roush hns recelv If s; B. ;1889 or H. R. 4286 were passed, or TV A be put on a sound business basis. Tax ed tile announcement of the blrt~ bills lllle ~em !)'as$ed In the f9ture, hll elec- money invested should' be repal4 with Inter· of a doughier of Mr. und Mr• Claude Lanham, Dunbar, Mr<. tt1cl!y 'ratelor home or farllrwoill~ not be ·est. Rates for electricity IIOid mould be revis- Llijham II the former R~th Ann low'l"• ~ndeed, It might have to, be raised ed so that they r8!urn:l!n0\igh income to TUrley and Ia a nleoe or Mrr. 110meibii;. UllllUes serving this area now make the program pay I~ way, ~ncl rat's to Rou1h. The baby weighed seven pounds two bunceJ and ha• been coul4 pushed. into a very unftworable com· private industry should bt no lower than the n11111ed ChrlltY !ann. She was peUIIve, Jl!lsttlon. It 18 posSible these utllltles rates to government lns~llaUplll. born Nov. 5 at 1 Charleston Hos· 9:00 has 9:30 .l'I'Otl~Ie 12:00 TIC -~ Douih 12.30 It .Co\ilil Be You ~:~ 11,~~.~·~· 1:1$ Jlrl~ and G1'09m 1:00 Ma&ee Tbeotre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:45 MOOem· Romances S:OO Coidy 'l)im~ a.> e\ lilay~ouse llpa· ~~w A cbelllleal which hp• made a place for liSe!! In . agrk:ulturlli news wlll be dliQusaed The ma· terlal Is slbberellk: aeld, claimed to be 1 real boon to the teed ptbduetr and flower •trower. Effect of the 1411101' Bill which mabllahel oa!e levelo ol dleml· ~ala thai can remain , on lrulls .nd vegetables ' without lnjurln~ eOnsumers, will ,be the, topk: of a speech bY Sam~el AJ(end of the Food· aQ~ Drug admlrilrtratlon. Of peiU~Ides on QTII.amenl· 11 pllqt.. and oa lawns will plaY u.O .; .,.;rui.n. ;"m:t .' C-IJLU&AN ~ SOrf.WATD isa'ri~:~·) .._nf.x~W, ChanHI 8·- Frliay 8 00 tapt,la K~J~Jaroo 8:45 CBS News '' ' 9 00 Momtns SIIOWI ,...,., . ' 9 4S ells New• 9 M MornlnJ State New1 G'\l'fY ilfoore Strike It fddl ~erfiNG READY YOU . 'FOR .,. ' I VEAL CALVF$2.~pl ~· nlallndlaa btnl. the I~ II ' Jleolthl.r1 plOd- • blper >J>OI" cea!fp Of ha\ddnl ept; llld 1111 1 bdier 1110 of lajla lllJ -tflor thm an'f oilier la the lndUIIIJ. seconds 22 tq 211, !JOII!aah 20, (:()m. and Hvs 12 to~. 8 to ·12. t.... s~-Ewea a: 'J' , ..,. ·}.\'F~~~~~ ' .,: .: I !f~ThllWiw;e : -, .• MIC lf..WI , . ~ lills Would: This Does Rub Onto Us 'Wtul ·hther' 10:00 • Arlerie Francls .Show IO:SO Tteasure Hunt Ul:OO The !!rice 111.Rliht 11.30 Tfutb or CollSequentes ,ou 't~in~ . the f!iflt buss and d!Jeaaos In your ot llelds bb' ,ended for, ·I' arlo!her •~e1r •rid you heave 3 relief. BUt the· Nireb fur mel~i)dl' o( tWlnJ · t~ae peoll iontlnues the year around. Alti\Ouah lnncll have tucked theillklvei ;way f•r the winter, Ohio aelentl•h 1nd dle!lllcal dea· ler. will center tbelr"itljentlon ·~ the 'pe111 November 21):2!. The event II tWe Uth IDDUI~ scbool m?. conference of the Ofilo Pes· tldde lnoUtute at the Nell IIi Columbua. Fruit an•l Vet:etal>l• 1rowers, home owaen Other• lntereated are olnvlled. progam wU) furllilh tip• to small JrOwera and lawn owners 88 well 11 to I"Olmical people and large aeale srowen. and .' 'Laps. ~ 10, Stock EWes 3 to to, rat Sheep to 8, Culls 1 to 4, Bucks 3 to 8, Fat Wet~ers 3 to B, PROJECT IN BELGIAN L~"BS-Tops 21.40, Seeqnds BRUSSELS, Belg1um lW~"!Ifl, I ~ \Q1jj}, •.Wah~· WJ,I, l3 ,lo glum plins 'llii b'uiiH", , at C0111mon 10 lb ' l4 • , · dalins "'Ill be the worl~'s larg est hydro-clectnc prOJect m the Belgian congo The announcement "ld the est•mttcd tost of the pro]ect will be more than 3 b1l· hon dollars ,_ Thta aewert ~soduet of Nidloll,. is l\OW beoominS'lYallaMt nationally to b;tt.r loilowneiL' 1t1mh ~n'l waitlllltA>O late. ,Onlor ...,; throU&h JliUr broiler bildaerJ. . Fleming Hltehir., Inc WJ EH ACCIDENTAL CAffiO UP- Workmen 'cle_otrina the we.!torn deserl of mine dalmg from •Worl~ War if aecldeotnlly dlscovcre!l e the Hellenic era containing an· clent statues and coffins, It )'I~ reported today. PTA TO Mill'., The Bradbury P'rA. m·eet Tuesday evening Ill 7 80 at the Bradbury School wilh "'"'· Na· than jliggo, president, presiding pltaL The LaDhlms also have • The ~ro1ram will be presented three year Qld aon Jellrey. Grand by lhe First and Second Grade 1re r,tr. and Mrs Ruy pupllr. Turley, Dunbar, former local reildenll. Melas . . CountY Nm / will par,nl• on 990 spot On Your l·~·' OHIO ·YALLIY FEED CO. , Pllone 1711. '1.1 fqr • IM!II �~~(if~~~~·~r~¥,~:~~ Rl~wl!r Issue Affects Meigs County In lnrltlsfrv· TVA Wonting Freet HQI!f} which have embarked on a privately !iDIIIJ~!i! progr3J11 of expansion them~~~v~~ ~~ dlilner table. The more power can be produced cheaper tly. " · ' be forced to pull in their homs, Fund~ fo~ expansion of the now most giantIf these bills or something like them 1fb electrical generating industrr in the Un· approved America's expanding fn~ustries J!ed States has cqm~ fi;'Om two sources since would be in more than ever before a hurry, ·its lnceppon,ln 193~: RU~lic money from tax· hu~ry state to install their new plants In el; ~nd revenues ,eHJ!I!CI in exelef$ ot opera!· cheap power TVA area. It is cheap because •lng 00sts 'by the TV'~ ·Itself, and thus out of TV A pays no federal taxes, no Interest on its the service cuslomera,of ':IVA. federal grants, fe'w Jf any local taxes, ancl no In 195S f~d ag~ A,n the summer just end· Income taxes on Its net receipts. (The lo~al ed, bills were lnlroauced In Congress to Ohio Power Company pays 28 cents of every ch~e ~~~~~l!¥ the 'dli:ectioll and $peed of dollar it receives for taxes.) Where apanllon, 'II~· the· balk anatomy of TVA. leave Meigs County, hungry for "a big lh!IU.~i Nope pa~ecl- There is ~t~;ljl\tflton that as try up at Letart _Falls?" It could leave us the 11aUon' 114111 1111 regjo,~: bll~ for more we are Industrially for another 50 years. Jill"~ so aslo attract ·nldl'e J~~'lln~ ~'!~· . If these bUts or somethlDi like them ~~m: to those that fi~nked the t~lt Of Cyn81'ess ~me law we, tlfbt here, wo~lil be ~yl!IJJ ~Jd~~it-~~~~~~~; ~':···' ,took, 8 · taxes that are uied to Qnd TVA w"!''~..,, 1 "'"" t "'lll._. ~unt,-., . turn would ~uUd up a colnp,ftiUv~ greater Interest In t~ 1831i(~tW~eft unllm· the e&pellllj! of 0\11' own 1JOulb)9 lnd~lal 1\!'.~ auth~l'it}"·f~r t~e !I'M~ .oqapl.zatloo to expaasloo . . ellpand u It would, {born of pny controls whatsoever, a11d lhe other posidon that TV A allould carry lts st.!, of tax ~utaens bjl held Grt~l!ge Tokes AStand What the Pennsylvania Grange had to aay within Ita present area of service, obtain ap· provil of congress for Iter!~ 'xpanslons, and about this Is close to our bQllles. to !Is ''News" for September, this year, the Grange &r8\les: l'tpay Its federal gran~ Wl!h 1111erest. "It Is tl!De we tixpayers look doaely at TVA. When It started the generation and Proposed trlbulion of electric power was supposed Public power adv9catea In congress who be a minor part of Its function. Today it :U bve Introduced the bills to loosen controls presents the greater portion of TV A actlivlt~ urer.1'VA P~P,!l~ ie~ly as follows: and the amount of el~trlclty Jeneratvc~ 1. To rep!lll t~e~ tectlo~aof the TVA Act water po~er Ia llnly · o~e·third as mucb aa are that provide for tepay!Jj~llt to the govern· being generated In steam pllilll operated Susan. ment of the oligfnal lo)ns made to tti~ auth- TV A It Is true that more than half of . Erile•llne ority. tal power generat~ d ,CO@f ttol~tl~~~~~::~:~~~ piveqal(gb, daurhter of Mr.. , 1nd a p~eumonla patient: '2. Would grant to the Authority rlgbt to atomic energy plants and Mr!. 1!:11\!ln Cavenaugh, U Ill with Issue bonds in the amount of ·•750,000,000 In But a ~lzeable share of the electricity Is 'n~·ll'"oma and Gregory l.lll~ sor. the cue of S. B. 1869, ~nd without Umltatlon '1 d i•"'• • OllV· and Mrs. Rodney Hll!i"Chc" rl used by P vate D U H an~ ..,..e iblre, Is 1 medl<al pataenl ·t~erQ. 1n ·H. R~ ; 86 (1957 Congress). paUties In thG area, and, most utoundlllg it ove almost en'tirely congressional all, the,rate charg~d private Industry Is lea. MIDilt.IPORT PTA TO 'MIET restral 'on activities of tile Authority. This than the rate charged the Federal govern· 'rlie Mlddl!port PTA wlll meel l1011day alsht, Nov. 18 at tho i!ICIY,ded permission for TVA actually to In· men!! Htgb School with tho Filth, GradoP va~ . e rea, alre,4y served by private power - "Pennsylvania taxpayers," the statement taught by Principal Leo ~~pnedy ~114 ¥19S , Mar1aret Heltop,, pre· . nles contlgu~us to the present TVA says1 "are actually pa'ylng taxes to enable the sefitllfil !fie program The BhnJ &ervf f 1 rl 1• ~ • areas. " states in the TVA area to provide cheap elec- Booster A!!oclatlOn will mcel nf· Wbat does this mean to John Doakes, head triclty with which these states can entice tcr the'P'rA. of an average household In a Meigs County Pennsylvania Industry to move out of our Sl,lRGICA~ PATIENT Mr. Charlel Sprouse, Route I, !own or on a Meigs County farm? state Into theirs." Pomeroy, wu admitted to the We believe It will not be manY years be- Holler Hoopltfl 1 W~nesday, f91' fore the American pubUc demands of their tteJ!t!nent and auraery His room number 'Is 233. ~1111 ~u~s~ a few placea where this na· congre~smen that a review of the TVA proN.W CITIZEN graliJ Is made and tha~ the operation of !he tlonallisue rubs :On Mr. Doakes. . Mr• Dawnlhg Roush hns recelv If s; B. ;1889 or H. R. 4286 were passed, or TV A be put on a sound business basis. Tax ed tile announcement of the blrt~ bills lllle ~em !)'as$ed In the f9ture, hll elec- money invested should' be repal4 with Inter· of a doughier of Mr. und Mr• Claude Lanham, Dunbar, Mr<. tt1cl!y 'ratelor home or farllrwoill~ not be ·est. Rates for electricity IIOid mould be revis- Llijham II the former R~th Ann low'l"• ~ndeed, It might have to, be raised ed so that they r8!urn:l!n0\igh income to TUrley and Ia a nleoe or Mrr. 110meibii;. UllllUes serving this area now make the program pay I~ way, ~ncl rat's to Rou1h. The baby weighed seven pounds two bunceJ and ha• been coul4 pushed. into a very unftworable com· private industry should bt no lower than the n11111ed ChrlltY !ann. She was peUIIve, Jl!lsttlon. It 18 posSible these utllltles rates to government lns~llaUplll. born Nov. 5 at 1 Charleston Hos· 9:00 has 9:30 .l'I'Otl~Ie 12:00 TIC -~ Douih 12.30 It .Co\ilil Be You ~:~ 11,~~.~·~· 1:1$ Jlrl~ and G1'09m 1:00 Ma&ee Tbeotre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:45 MOOem· Romances S:OO Coidy 'l)im~ a.> e\ lilay~ouse llpa· ~~w A cbelllleal which hp• made a place for liSe!! In . agrk:ulturlli news wlll be dliQusaed The ma· terlal Is slbberellk: aeld, claimed to be 1 real boon to the teed ptbduetr and flower •trower. Effect of the 1411101' Bill which mabllahel oa!e levelo ol dleml· ~ala thai can remain , on lrulls .nd vegetables ' without lnjurln~ eOnsumers, will ,be the, topk: of a speech bY Sam~el AJ(end of the Food· aQ~ Drug admlrilrtratlon. Of peiU~Ides on QTII.amenl· 11 pllqt.. and oa lawns will plaY u.O .; .,.;rui.n. ;"m:t .' C-IJLU&AN ~ SOrf.WATD isa'ri~:~·) .._nf.x~W, ChanHI 8·- Frliay 8 00 tapt,la K~J~Jaroo 8:45 CBS News '' ' 9 00 Momtns SIIOWI ,...,., . ' 9 4S ells New• 9 M MornlnJ State New1 G'\l'fY ilfoore Strike It fddl ~erfiNG READY YOU . 'FOR .,. ' I VEAL CALVF$2.~pl ~· nlallndlaa btnl. the I~ II ' Jleolthl.r1 plOd- • blper >J>OI" cea!fp Of ha\ddnl ept; llld 1111 1 bdier 1110 of lajla lllJ -tflor thm an'f oilier la the lndUIIIJ. seconds 22 tq 211, !JOII!aah 20, (:()m. and Hvs 12 to~. 8 to ·12. t.... s~-Ewea a: 'J' , ..,. ·}.\'F~~~~~ ' .,: .: I !f~ThllWiw;e : -, .• MIC lf..WI , . ~ lills Would: This Does Rub Onto Us 'Wtul ·hther' 10:00 • Arlerie Francls .Show IO:SO Tteasure Hunt Ul:OO The !!rice 111.Rliht 11.30 Tfutb or CollSequentes ,ou 't~in~ . the f!iflt buss and d!Jeaaos In your ot llelds bb' ,ended for, ·I' arlo!her •~e1r •rid you heave 3 relief. BUt the· Nireb fur mel~i)dl' o( tWlnJ · t~ae peoll iontlnues the year around. Alti\Ouah lnncll have tucked theillklvei ;way f•r the winter, Ohio aelentl•h 1nd dle!lllcal dea· ler. will center tbelr"itljentlon ·~ the 'pe111 November 21):2!. The event II tWe Uth IDDUI~ scbool m?. conference of the Ofilo Pes· tldde lnoUtute at the Nell IIi Columbua. Fruit an•l Vet:etal>l• 1rowers, home owaen Other• lntereated are olnvlled. progam wU) furllilh tip• to small JrOwera and lawn owners 88 well 11 to I"Olmical people and large aeale srowen. and .' 'Laps. ~ 10, Stock EWes 3 to to, rat Sheep to 8, Culls 1 to 4, Bucks 3 to 8, Fat Wet~ers 3 to B, PROJECT IN BELGIAN L~"BS-Tops 21.40, Seeqnds BRUSSELS, Belg1um lW~"!Ifl, I ~ \Q1jj}, •.Wah~· WJ,I, l3 ,lo glum plins 'llii b'uiiH", , at C0111mon 10 lb ' l4 • , · dalins "'Ill be the worl~'s larg est hydro-clectnc prOJect m the Belgian congo The announcement "ld the est•mttcd tost of the pro]ect will be more than 3 b1l· hon dollars ,_ Thta aewert ~soduet of Nidloll,. is l\OW beoominS'lYallaMt nationally to b;tt.r loilowneiL' 1t1mh ~n'l waitlllltA>O late. ,Onlor ...,; throU&h JliUr broiler bildaerJ. . Fleming Hltehir., Inc WJ EH ACCIDENTAL CAffiO UP- Workmen 'cle_otrina the we.!torn deserl of mine dalmg from •Worl~ War if aecldeotnlly dlscovcre!l e the Hellenic era containing an· clent statues and coffins, It )'I~ reported today. PTA TO Mill'., The Bradbury P'rA. m·eet Tuesday evening Ill 7 80 at the Bradbury School wilh "'"'· Na· than jliggo, president, presiding pltaL The LaDhlms also have • The ~ro1ram will be presented three year Qld aon Jellrey. Grand by lhe First and Second Grade 1re r,tr. and Mrs Ruy pupllr. Turley, Dunbar, former local reildenll. Melas . . CountY Nm / will par,nl• on 990 spot On Your l·~·' OHIO ·YALLIY FEED CO. , Pllone 1711. '1.1 fqr • IM!II �.. I , ' ' 'I . ' ' '' . I • ' Pallthers T SPO}l'tS DEsK' ....... '• ' . ',,,I . •''* ' "I ...... '; ~ I I ' . ' JIJ ..... fe•zntul . ·.~Value in,. ' .. Hl·fl! Supet'b higlt,lidelity littlning ot "'nt· third le1i tholi ,you'd eipeet.·fD pay I ~~G·f1ih'k batting ~ (Ji~~st-M·AS .~n~an~lm~oo~s~IY lana basetmah'ialor.~~~~::~~~~;:~:::::~ dian~· oins .. fOR THE l&ATING FAMILY ........ \ :· Sedll-Aiw~let MotoH . ~ ' '\<• 10 MiHitla -,llll·~lc- 'ell~ Wtn!iJbi~l"- ·...:. 'Ski~ ...:·lie!:* f!ln'cllliN · ""'· · Li&hla - IJre Veali - ·u.s.EG, :A.IJilt"'*i ure cushion• - Boat •to\<frl, .._ MotOt cef. en - LP Gao Sto•••· U&l OUR UY-AWlY P~N BOATS- E-Z TBBMS..., 'I'RAILOBS Metropotiteh .Merin• SA1.1S alkl s•IVICI ftllli:e .... . 114 W.lllln St. mP·ifOI·I flEE ·llliNSJIAJJOilODArl PolilerliJ, 0. ' ·. 'ltiittt :for ·u1taet1ttt . ./ : ZM. •Alltt. . , · .· WlttN.El AADI~ ~ ~-~...ITVIIA ...~ .· \ Not A Sklelia" tlti..IIIO'ep.aarcllt ,. ' . .. .. , MAKE SM:IJH CLOTHING YOUR 1956 Oldsmobile $•195 • s~·o·ppin"g • Super "Sa" Holiday Sedan. ! • ' Headquarters ·~~ 1950 ·Qldtmobiit '$)995 Wt>mtn Men 88 - • Door Seclan. S'ee 1054 Oldsmobile $1695 . . ·~Y• Our Modern Styl•• · ' • • $1695 ·Mtrcury • • $21 5 .·Mercury • • $l8t5 "ea" ..l! ' iloor ~~~. ' ' iji/,i *6p ~ Door. I !' EVE.RYTHIHG ,OR 'fH- 98 -ti>o;r Sedan. 1·953 Cadillac I. HUNT:E~ · sHoT GUN'S AND . . ,. acid• ••• • • • • rtllt#IPt~il, ' $1195 • • ~ . . $995 \,. . .. • 5695 '' I ~"'A 14t5 r. • • • $195 . . ... $895. . I ' ' llo.•n•c• upo• ., ito•hm..•· ....... .,....... , . elhllt h•• H ' ·fait:. 1111 loftilllijMJlA~II.,-· 1110n d~·'ll • hOlM 111111 ptplllllla , _ . ~~- ... lnri•llli1 oil 111, . . . ,!MI. _ .c-&. ..all lliiWr d" ClliiiWCdoll ..,.. ··y· 271h!~~·~·i!l~'!'!:c=. co~oa, -~'rw • ro~ttt. - ~ lerii 'Nto..a • .-,:;.-eaJcJ• ~ ......... ...111M MlRAPJ.AS. Ltt ,. l ,• '· plin.ifl:~N~o~~~~~~ - Will twhllir, "~.;.,_.,..~...10. .. _,. \ GUN CASES . ' ·. Sttl~l$ . ,, i. ~ltiCGIL, PADS • . HUNTI~G CAP,S \ r • ¥ I ' :HuNTING tSNtVE$ .• .czu•~•"'6 «!r~, · ~ ··~ iAM~.~AGS ·• --- . ) $H~L~ VESTS •. lfONTns· eo~1l. ' ' . . ., We knew lhio car 'Wao tlill@IL 1 . ~ ~·:· ·~·(-'1, TAal'l tilt Plyrridllil \'tfackV.' iti d'jii!; ~;;.... IAat rouiel £very ~~i~k ro••fand lf8IAilr $fa• Jiiion . .PI~ui[. hln ~try ~ oJ. ~ '!'urder· 0 ,., r6Uie I timu .;,. jult 58 da7J. Vhlt.,...Ur p'rboj of/411inJ, <ftlih.ill sllliil~ . ' '.\ } ; ,. �.. I , ' ' 'I . ' ' '' . I • ' Pallthers T SPO}l'tS DEsK' ....... '• ' . ',,,I . •''* ' "I ...... '; ~ I I ' . ' JIJ ..... fe•zntul . ·.~Value in,. ' .. Hl·fl! Supet'b higlt,lidelity littlning ot "'nt· third le1i tholi ,you'd eipeet.·fD pay I ~~G·f1ih'k batting ~ (Ji~~st-M·AS .~n~an~lm~oo~s~IY lana basetmah'ialor.~~~~::~~~~;:~:::::~ dian~· oins .. fOR THE l&ATING FAMILY ........ \ :· Sedll-Aiw~let MotoH . ~ ' '\<• 10 MiHitla -,llll·~lc- 'ell~ Wtn!iJbi~l"- ·...:. 'Ski~ ...:·lie!:* f!ln'cllliN · ""'· · Li&hla - IJre Veali - ·u.s.EG, :A.IJilt"'*i ure cushion• - Boat •to\<frl, .._ MotOt cef. en - LP Gao Sto•••· U&l OUR UY-AWlY P~N BOATS- E-Z TBBMS..., 'I'RAILOBS Metropotiteh .Merin• SA1.1S alkl s•IVICI ftllli:e .... . 114 W.lllln St. mP·ifOI·I flEE ·llliNSJIAJJOilODArl PolilerliJ, 0. ' ·. 'ltiittt :for ·u1taet1ttt . ./ : ZM. •Alltt. . , · .· WlttN.El AADI~ ~ ~-~...ITVIIA ...~ .· \ Not A Sklelia" tlti..IIIO'ep.aarcllt ,. ' . .. .. , MAKE SM:IJH CLOTHING YOUR 1956 Oldsmobile $•195 • s~·o·ppin"g • Super "Sa" Holiday Sedan. ! • ' Headquarters ·~~ 1950 ·Qldtmobiit '$)995 Wt>mtn Men 88 - • Door Seclan. S'ee 1054 Oldsmobile $1695 . . ·~Y• Our Modern Styl•• · ' • • $1695 ·Mtrcury • • $21 5 .·Mercury • • $l8t5 "ea" ..l! ' iloor ~~~. ' ' iji/,i *6p ~ Door. I !' EVE.RYTHIHG ,OR 'fH- 98 -ti>o;r Sedan. 1·953 Cadillac I. HUNT:E~ · sHoT GUN'S AND . . ,. acid• ••• • • • • rtllt#IPt~il, ' $1195 • • ~ . . $995 \,. . .. • 5695 '' I ~"'A 14t5 r. • • • $195 . . ... $895. . I ' ' llo.•n•c• upo• ., ito•hm..•· ....... .,....... , . elhllt h•• H ' ·fait:. 1111 loftilllijMJlA~II.,-· 1110n d~·'ll • hOlM 111111 ptplllllla , _ . ~~- ... lnri•llli1 oil 111, . . . ,!MI. _ .c-&. ..all lliiWr d" ClliiiWCdoll ..,.. ··y· 271h!~~·~·i!l~'!'!:c=. co~oa, -~'rw • ro~ttt. - ~ lerii 'Nto..a • .-,:;.-eaJcJ• ~ ......... ...111M MlRAPJ.AS. Ltt ,. l ,• '· plin.ifl:~N~o~~~~~~ - Will twhllir, "~.;.,_.,..~...10. .. _,. \ GUN CASES . ' ·. Sttl~l$ . ,, i. ~ltiCGIL, PADS • . HUNTI~G CAP,S \ r • ¥ I ' :HuNTING tSNtVE$ .• .czu•~•"'6 «!r~, · ~ ··~ iAM~.~AGS ·• --- . ) $H~L~ VESTS •. lfONTns· eo~1l. ' ' . . ., We knew lhio car 'Wao tlill@IL 1 . ~ ~·:· ·~·(-'1, TAal'l tilt Plyrridllil \'tfackV.' iti d'jii!; ~;;.... IAat rouiel £very ~~i~k ro••fand lf8IAilr $fa• Jiiion . .PI~ui[. hln ~try ~ oJ. ~ '!'urder· 0 ,., r6Uie I timu .;,. jult 58 da7J. Vhlt.,...Ur p'rboj of/411inJ, <ftlih.ill sllliil~ . ' '.\ } ; ,. �! ( \I • ,, •'' ·. I .' . &-DallY SenUnd, Ptlmeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 15, 1957 ... \.. ~ \.-.,. ~ toot f.aJI n;;;;; ''Llo\JO Trailer. room, bath, 28 x 9, aluminum 4 jack~ 100 ft. picket fence, bke new, 280 gal fuel oil $2311!!. On Rt. 7 near Meig,. Uallia line. May be seen anY· awning, 8 time. Phone 6RI3·M Reveals Test riring Of Missile Into Outer ' lli,11 "lfe~ltli 1~ne forever:" , leirJstente wiU( tl)O soet•III\ eoun· The "o~!Jr ~·~~ o~a·r !0 the,Unl,l· lrli\1 ad eollijii!UUon upder' ean.dl· ed Statea Ia one of l'peaeeful eo- tloni. of peaee,"· a broadeul aatd. ' ' ' l j\ ' ' INSTRlJCfiONS WILL BB ,Gm:N. FO~ THOSE ·W·ANTING ,· II 14 6\t . FOR SAW . To ~~11:~'11'C!'' Skate AI' 'SK:A~·A~WAY ON tAriiRD~YS 1i«Mt '- 3:00P.M. 50,000 BTU ' ' ' " ''' BIDk . , Ope~~ , "'"'"•"" Mqll., Wed. &Fri.25e -7:00·10:01 Salanlay - 7:00·11:30 . ' Sunday - %:00-4:0t GAS FURNACE I $50.00 Rutl11nd Furniture Pb.one Z-4811 Rutland _........ ___ \ 'f, ·--- ! TREE SERVICE, trlmmmg or removlnll. 5 years e'IJ"!rl•n••· Robert Sayre Phone Racine 8955. 11 13 81p ;• l ••J RADIU &. TEU:V1810'!1 a"ViC!. Pho.. 200. Cleland AppUan40 Stan. 116 W. MP• Rl., PotDeroi UHf •l' "' I • Good Clea'tJHIICat All Mdeai!MI Bedell p; METROPOLITAN POTATOES-.5tock on winter !aloes while they last. s. A.. Enoch, Portland, 0. 11J.2&-tl ~liTO IIALI8 . ' '~"!\' '' ' .'YOUR BGnLtD ·GAS- ... , ' I · triiJI\,1 l\1!)~ bul~ ~e!ter w~o can serve, JOU .' 'Eote,WYll,. .We·•J¥1arel)VIler•e"''·~~~d . · \lo ..:. ' ·~ 1 ~~~" '1"" 1 'i re alway• lqt~eat to~ 1-•1ve~ ;.;.u Otlnd, ~., ........ ~- ero;:·ftidd~' Afternoou D·.-FiV-.~~ ITU ' 0"! r-~ - •' ' ' .• ;'' , email d• O'er pay. 1.ii-'*·:~W't~ ·or pbone for • ~ hearlnc on tht 22Dd day of Nov· ember, IN7, · John c. Bacon Acllnl Probate Judae By; IIO!'OtbY Stark De•uQ> Clerk. 11 15 lte ---- LIGAL NOTICI OIIDIIt 01' ATrACIIMINT Jsoued November 1, 1917.,, , , , , F4rmm 111l11 • Savlnp Com..11» I ' ·;,· ' ! : 114~·· o~ . :Dl!t~r • . ~~' I I j/ ~ 'p •• ' I l· ., i' '' ,... .., ~ 1' ~ • '• 'l Tl ... .. ' ~ �! ( \I • ,, •'' ·. I .' . &-DallY SenUnd, Ptlmeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 15, 1957 ... \.. ~ \.-.,. ~ toot f.aJI n;;;;; ''Llo\JO Trailer. room, bath, 28 x 9, aluminum 4 jack~ 100 ft. picket fence, bke new, 280 gal fuel oil $2311!!. On Rt. 7 near Meig,. Uallia line. May be seen anY· awning, 8 time. Phone 6RI3·M Reveals Test riring Of Missile Into Outer ' lli,11 "lfe~ltli 1~ne forever:" , leirJstente wiU( tl)O soet•III\ eoun· The "o~!Jr ~·~~ o~a·r !0 the,Unl,l· lrli\1 ad eollijii!UUon upder' ean.dl· ed Statea Ia one of l'peaeeful eo- tloni. of peaee,"· a broadeul aatd. ' ' ' l j\ ' ' INSTRlJCfiONS WILL BB ,Gm:N. FO~ THOSE ·W·ANTING ,· II 14 6\t . FOR SAW . To ~~11:~'11'C!'' Skate AI' 'SK:A~·A~WAY ON tAriiRD~YS 1i«Mt '- 3:00P.M. 50,000 BTU ' ' ' " ''' BIDk . , Ope~~ , "'"'"•"" Mqll., Wed. &Fri.25e -7:00·10:01 Salanlay - 7:00·11:30 . ' Sunday - %:00-4:0t GAS FURNACE I $50.00 Rutl11nd Furniture Pb.one Z-4811 Rutland _........ ___ \ 'f, ·--- ! TREE SERVICE, trlmmmg or removlnll. 5 years e'IJ"!rl•n••· Robert Sayre Phone Racine 8955. 11 13 81p ;• l ••J RADIU &. TEU:V1810'!1 a"ViC!. Pho.. 200. Cleland AppUan40 Stan. 116 W. MP• Rl., PotDeroi UHf •l' "' I • Good Clea'tJHIICat All Mdeai!MI Bedell p; METROPOLITAN POTATOES-.5tock on winter !aloes while they last. s. A.. Enoch, Portland, 0. 11J.2&-tl ~liTO IIALI8 . ' '~"!\' '' ' .'YOUR BGnLtD ·GAS- ... , ' I · triiJI\,1 l\1!)~ bul~ ~e!ter w~o can serve, JOU .' 'Eote,WYll,. .We·•J¥1arel)VIler•e"''·~~~d . · \lo ..:. ' ·~ 1 ~~~" '1"" 1 'i re alway• lqt~eat to~ 1-•1ve~ ;.;.u Otlnd, ~., ........ ~- ero;:·ftidd~' Afternoou D·.-FiV-.~~ ITU ' 0"! r-~ - •' ' ' .• ;'' , email d• O'er pay. 1.ii-'*·:~W't~ ·or pbone for • ~ hearlnc on tht 22Dd day of Nov· ember, IN7, · John c. Bacon Acllnl Probate Judae By; IIO!'OtbY Stark De•uQ> Clerk. 11 15 lte ---- LIGAL NOTICI OIIDIIt 01' ATrACIIMINT Jsoued November 1, 1917.,, , , , , F4rmm 111l11 • Savlnp Com..11» I ' ·;,· ' ! : 114~·· o~ . :Dl!t~r • . ~~' I I j/ ~ 'p •• ' I l· ., i' '' ,... .., ~ 1' ~ • '• 'l Tl ... .. ' ~ �~~ ,.~ ·- ·,/ .., ~ Philatheans •u'nior Winding . Plan• Annualp , J liraa'l Garden Chrastmas arty Club Holds Meeting Church 'r'. l'huath~• o!-Cimil hi! U . SE 10 U,R 1 1 PLI\N ... I ' ··e· .·J.~ ', '' ' '} •' f I •. l ,,' '·!;! • ~ ' 1 > I,, :a:~r1·. 'f:., I den Club met recentlv '' ' '· \ Ohl•• Showitrs and '""""""lonnt todiy tvm!.. ,.,.. ·• t~• I, !~~!~~....iw:. el I • , I 1')1• Junior Wind1ng Trail Gar- of Mr an4 Mrs. of the advianr, Mra. Robert Loy.'.A.W..Vl .'.. II ~rh'or~pSIIn wlth Luella Thompson ,l 'f ' SeptembClr 14 Wedding Annou.nced s,..,Dilly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .• Nov. 15,1957 , I , 'M,;,Minnie GUmore Ia vialtlna Nr. and lira. Ratmond Burna.and daughter in Covington, Ky., Noah Haskins ls ill at I I •• .,br.... '""""" p..-. 1 ,, , """' or ano~ .,...r~ oncl Sunclor, ""'""' cloudlr Wltfl flurrlot ~ -litf4, , or. Hllh INIJ' 57 " fl, 1ft. ... nllhl In tho 30'a. '*"'-"' a•boate... Mlu Thompson, pres1dcnt pre- Seleellon Luge sided at the meeting and mem- ed bers responded to roll call by Bible to 1 them as naming a seed and how lt traYe 5' Gardner verses from Luke Following the busme<s se8!ion on Thanksgivmg and Mra Hermaa 1 demonBtratlo~ on seeda and Lohse gave a prayer. reed J>Od.o was g•v~n by Miss Plana for their Chriltmas party Thompson, after wh•ch arrange· W.re made during the bualneas ment were made bY the group us· meeting and committees appnlnt· lng chrysanthemums ed The party wlll be held at the Refreshments were served by church on Decembor 12 wlth an the hostess to Peggy Bowers. exchange of glltl by the membera Nancy Tyo, Millie Lcgar ond and the children who will be ====::, ; :•:ry:T:h:o:m:pso=n of' TOYS · MARY JUNE BEAUTY SALON and Other GUt llem1 OPEN Mondoy Thru Soturday 9 to 5 Evenings bY Appotntment Permanenll $'1.1!0. $IO and $! 5 PHONI 6428-V 235 Waln'ut St. Mlddli!IO' • 5c to $1.00 and up POMEROY, OHIO \ gueots . Mra Childs reported on thetr projectl Apple butter and the Homebuilders' dinner and they dlstnsscd another proJ~I. IM!llln& lru•l cakes. A depert courae waqerved by thel hostesseit\ Mr'i. Gardner, )Irs Theo Neutzilng, Mra.' Minerva Chddera, lin. Dive Form~r and Mrs, Bahr. Mrs. Cardnor pr,esi~ed at the silver coffee ser~ aod a ho~tday arranaement waa uaed on tho dining table. • lt.l'f St't h nl ty I ( ers 1\~~~~~::;J Meeting Is Held ~ At Moore Home Mrs W. A. Drake, Mlsa Carol Bearhs and Mro. Kenneth McEJ· hlnney were guestl when the Nil· ty Stitchers club met Wednesday evening at the home ol 1\ln. Uoyd Mooree, Oak Slteet Plans were made for the Chl'llmu dinner to bo held at the Mtr· tin Reotaurant, Wednflday, Dee· ' ember II, followed with . 1 party and gilt exchange, the place to be announced later. The travellnl prjze donated by Mrs. Sellm B!azewlez wu awarded to Mrs. Homer Waiter. A doasert course was served by the boatelS to tho~e named above and Mrs Max Folmer, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs Herbort Dixon. Ml11 Katbhryn M1teh, Mro. William Bartell, Mra. Jack Warnor, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Hugh Bearh• and Mrs At~rt Browm I but NOr First Baptist Committee In Meeting Tue~dRy Ka!ad Hlndy, chairman ol nominating committee who 114!\ect· olllcers lor the Church School and Church at the First Baptlat Church. had a moetlng at hla home Tuesday nl&hl. Thoae present were Mn, Edi1on Baker, Mro Harold Chase, Mr1 Clarence Clark, L D. Dileo, CUI· lord Stumbo, Larry R1co and ,the Rev. 0. E. Hoyt Mrs. Hindy served o deMcrt course at the close or the meetmg. 1953 DESOTO VI 4 dr. Sedan ········ $495 Almoat a SputnUt In 1952 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Sedan ........ $495 pcrlormat~ee. Sparkhng urli!Nl two tone green Solid car. 1953 CHEVROLET 2dr. & 4 dr. · ·· ·· $795 1953 BUICKS .. ................ From $195 Sedans. Two excoptionally good buyo Both •'210" series. .::.......---- We have seven extrn good cars - several ol)jl owner ~a clean c~rs. With and without Dynaflow drtve. Hard· TopS antl.• dr-. VB and atr. B's. Mis's Rilla Lewis 1954 BUICK V8 2 dr..... .......... $1,495 Is H.onored Guest Hanl Top Coupe. Power Steering & Drakos. Dynallow drive. At Surprise Party owned bf local merchant. New Buick trade·ln M118 Rii!a Lewla was eueat of 1955 BUICK VI 2 dr. .. · .......... · $1,795 honor Thursday at a aurprl!e Top birthday dinner at tho Robinson Cleaner's plant on Rutland street. Mrs Stella Thomaa made the spaehctU 'Which waa the maln course and HlA Florence Rowe bakod'tho cake. Spaahetll, coffee and cake ~o MiP Lewl•, Mia! Thomas, Lavada Baker, Thelma .Rnvor ..Jo.. Fall flowers :nre.useo ate tho table . ........ liehted <~ndl" Htrd Coupe. Oynallow drive Dynnllow drive R&H. Spotle!S ori,lnaltwo IO_~frocn finish. Cl<an tnaido and out 19S6 BUKK VI Special ···· ···· ·· $2,095 4 dr. Sl!~n. Oynanow drive. Radio and Heater t'ul!y equipped. One carelullocal owner•• 1956, lUlCK VI Special ···· ·· ····· $2,295 ' dr. Hard Tpp. Riviera Cpe Dynallow Drive Radio & Heater. A rul '"crttm ~ulf". All Vynal !tim Inside 'ftB Buick tradeiD. 1i56 ,_,I(K VI Super ····· ·· ······· $2,695 f til'. Jllvlv•ledan. Hard Top model. Le" than 11,000 careful 'IIIla. 1'~~. JfHrlns and l!rakca. Almost like the dar it was fl!ld. New qOfl ovet ~.oo. Evangeline OES Chapter Special Meeting Is Held The Evmgcllne Chapter, OES, met • ln speda! !e81lo• Thul!doy lor inlt!atlon. Mrs Wtl'ts Anthony, worthy Malton, and Allen Hu~he&. Worthy Palron, were in charge of the meeting. Plans were made lor reheaml on Novembor 29 for the lnstalla· lion 01 new ofllcero on Dec n Befrcshmcntl!l wero srrved after tho meeting with Mrs Milton Hood. Mn James Crtswcll, Mrs Eber Lewis and Mr> . Loland Brqwn 11 hoste18el!l 1 AD arrangement ol fall flowers waa used (IR the rcJrOI:Ihment table. ', _____ ·12th Birth~ay Of Freddy Slater O~~erved Nov.13 The 12th blrthdoy of Freddy Slater. aon of .&r. and ~Irs Ed q!ajer, was celebrated with a par· ty Wednesday cvenlae Gamca and dancing were enjoy. ed and a decoratad <ako, icc cream and pop were served to the ~ueata The i>BriY had \ hocn postponed from last Tuesday by lite l11nel8 of the aueat ol honm Gueala included Judy Wilder· muth, Sandra Ohlinger, Forrest Bachtel, landra Hysell, Ri,kv Oil· or RuueU McElhinny, Curolyu R~sanll, Char!ea Bush, John Blake, su 18n Slater, Linda Darnell. Ka1 Slater, ,..m Rail; John wof\h, ~harles Swackhamor, Ben· ny Wllabn, Rl<har<l Rolin, .Jamie Jobb, ' tommy Lyons, Darrell Stumbo, Judy Martin. Marilyn swan, ,who w.. ill 110d unable to attend the party, eent a cill to FreddlC: s~r~ Dnl'ing . Program loBe Given Nov.,2t Mason Mothers Club Planning Christmas Din"er1 All •••· 1't5J J•k·.VI Roadmaster · ~ · $1,895 , tlr.' Sildall\ Buick's llnHI 1J1ode1. Power Stoerinc &. brakOI. New on~'c.oat al!11'1llt ~.00, Thla one i• l!ke new. 19S$'· 1!0N11AC VI 2dr..... .. ·....,. $1,695 . Catallnr~. Hydrtm•lic dr1ve RIIH Sharp car 195• toNJJAC.•.c~. ··· ··· · ····· $1,195 Cpe., l<fiW, lla~t blutJ top. Hydramalic drive. Beauilful 1tna!'Ucbt blllol!nifh All leather sea h. op· ·1954·FOID "• Customllne · ·········· · $995 Sl!dan. ' "'0,. ~OOd ca,re. . PONTIAC hyl. ··· ········:··· $595 qpe. HydtamaUc drive. Spou ... two tone ~re~n H l!lllliL: lll!OJ$y bbrd to.» model and a very dopendablt car. > I . <.-fRUCKS ,\ Ton Hyd. Dump ·· $1,595 ·u• ... ·~w.!t:f!~tr'lt~~~~J~ power enatne. 10 f~ dump, l!Od11nclu•lr 'j .,....... Hyd. Dump. · :·r · $1,195 ' • :f., H" .;, ' Yean or Servlee rt ""'-- BuJilet To Buleu• IVENING!i TIL 8:00 P.M; I Pome,oy, ~Oldo GMC-T-"CU I t· Middleport reaidenls were today by Mayor c. 0. Fls~er to aid hi cleaning up lhe town during thjs next week by swecplns .U leaves from tl!elr yard• and walks F. naUon·wlde sile-d~IVIhg pro- lnro Ute slfeela at the curblna ~~ grain <Jtcd b~ the National Safelv order that llreef dews can ma~e Cquncll and featurinlJ worlMam- a· cqliecUon. ous race ~river !oeturon; Will 'b• Tho MaYDr•warned t!tal this 1Iven atudellts ol Polnoroy and Middleport Higti Sclioo!s on Frl ylee of leaf dlsJ!OM] would ho ' diY ' .. ••ov. 22. . Hed out ne~t wee~ only and ' Iller that time disposal of would have to be ma~e by d~a)B, ' on- c.,11v " entertaining show ended Weddlng llardJ beinc and the two Pomeroyana the altar. Marda Grut!t!er ,.... narrator for ' . Unable to pay, Niteh WID wor~ tbe PfOCJ'Im at halftime 11 well u out his sentence on the Midtllepnrl (Confln""' On ,.,. SJ•I street el'l!w. 10 ''"""'' •' of lact, you as much as . f® and coats." . - lielvtn Lilly of Clc~cland ala~ booked fllr 1ntoXtcatlon ~>·as Oned $15 and costs which ht pald wasre1 0ased ' Martha Hudson Suctlllitbs Friday Cllester Garden At Rdidence CIUh.Planaing .YIJie Show The club hM alwaya COOpellleJ 1 With ·tile lmtitute by bavJnl a llrge exhffilt or flowers ana Ibis with their bclp d~l~ell to !he club's pre-Christmas' lin.' Mirilla A. Hudlon, tl, died Friday ,aflei\Doon at ber bo111e oo lllee Slreel She was the lfaUJhler late Morris and Amelia Bur· ., � 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 11. November 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 November 15, 1957 baker