http://66.213.69.5/files/original/71798201a154307133ae0337de8aaabe.pdf 5c26e726642f91bb9894847739bfc717 PDF Text Text .. Fred Swatzel were In Log~n Thurs9 , _ day eveomg to attend the Booster Winding Trail Garden Club . Past Officers ••,;89Ck Springs Methbdist Church • ' :eting..f the D•ughters of Amer· Hears Herb Culture lect14r' Racine OES ,., WSCS t' ld T d Mrs L C Sommerville and Mr~ An Interesting and Informative would be placed In the lrelllll')' to t' ld ee lAg e n UeS ay Ray Sommerv11le of Pt Ple08ant, talk on the culture of herbs used be nsed for a worthy causa Til• ee mg e The Woman's Socu~ty or Christ . JOn," Mrs w A Morgan, and w Va' VISited Friday With Mrs c m seasonmg was &lven by M1ss lra\elmg prize donateO. by Mrs. •' Tbl!l Fast Of£1cets club of Itae ian Service of the Rock Sprtngs j'To The Stars Through ntff1cult L Arnold and Maxine Arnold Emmo S01tz wheen tbe Wmdmg Bryan w~s awarded to Mrs. Hoa~ lne Cbapte• 01$ met Tllf!l'$Cia) Methodut Church met Tue.fiday at tes," Mrs ohver Clark A dialogue, Mr and Mrs Ra)mond Parker o( Trail Garden Club met Tllursday on neolng at the home of Mra. W the church with \i rs Lewis Gruc '11'hc Classroom or The Burnm~ Columbus were receat -guests uf evemng at the home or Mrs t;eo Mrs c L Heaton and Mrt.~~ROJt Q BatnUi, w..l .M~ID St Ponieto.Y. ser, prcstdent presiding, Bush" presenled by Mrs Lewl• Mr and Mrs W!lham Raker . . Bryan, Butternut Ave ert TbompBon, flower JU~ge1 J Mrs Cblonas Grimm president Group Sing in g followed With Grueser, Mrs Wilham Bartels an c Roger LeiChelt IS conrmed to h i'i Mills S01tz traced the use of awarded blue r~bbons to Mrs', AI· pre1ided and IA>Ointed Mrs. Bar Prll>er by Mrs Elmer Dalley open Mrs Jolm Hartung Pra)er lly Mr.. home, Rock Sprmgs road-.w.ltb tbc herbs from aneumt times when lard Pratt for a buffet arrange. nib:, Mrs Cora Webb and Mrs ed the meebng Membership dues Bartels concluded the ~eehng flu they were grown mostly for mediC· D)ent of treated maple leave• ~ Hazel 1Cleland aa the Mmlnatiaa ~ to tbe County Council oC Church The forenoon \\ as .spe 1Jt m quilt Mr and Mrs Rus6C'II Gnmm and 1nal purposes to the present when ehl)santhemums m a brown tea. committee Plans were 1\lldtr for Women was pa1d A report on the mg followed with a sack lunch at raauly of Cleveland are the Week they are used mostly for season· pot, Mrs Bryan, coffee U.:ble ar the annual Chn&tmas party whlctl World Commumtv Day serv1cc noon end gues ts of Mr and Mrs Ber• Jng rangement o( dr~ material in I will be held 11 the honle of Mr. held m S)racuse was gwen by Mr"' Gnmm, Let art Falls The meeting w1th Mrs John Ter- ceramic turkey and abo for a and Mn1 William Stewart, Athens Gru e!~" f wh o also spoke on the rell, president, opened with the Thanksgiving t.able arrangrnent of on Thursday December 12. Name• Work of th e State and Nat1onal club prayer Collowed with devo- fru1t m a cornucopia Mn' Thomp- were drawn for 8 gift e.-:hange Councal of Churctl \\omen t1ons by the president Members son, for a buffet arrangement of Following the buszness ac.uion a responded to roll ~~11 w1th "herbs chrysanthemums tn a flat eon contest was condLicted by Mr~ Plans wrre made fur a candl.: used 1n seasoning . A report on tamer A red ribbon was awarded Barmtz and pure awarded to M¢ J1ght servne ln be helll al the tbe meeting held recently at the to Mrs Tbompoon !or a buffet ar· Cleland 1\Tn Hnrry Wehru ng returner! church on fhan ksgiVI ng I'V(' be court bou!JC conctlrnJng the land· rangcment of lavender cbry!iin· Refreshment! were Jerved by 'gmmng at 6 ~0 A gift of SIO 00 home, Thursday frorn Jlo(zer Ho ~ Mrs Terry GaHaghcr and daugh scapmglof the grounds at the new themums 18 8 gold container the hostest assisted by Mra. Bern Pllal where she ha s bee, 11 medJclll was gi ven *n thP church ter, Debby have gone to columbt18 county infirmary, wu given by Three contests were c:onduetl:!d Ice Carpenter t those nemed . "Chmt On The Campus" was: patient for the past two weeks 0 where Mr Gallagher 18 employed Mrs C L Heaton by Mrs Charles Lewis With pr12es bo d i k M1 the topic of the prugram presentea Mrs Elmer Wu:khllm, Mr:: Mr anrl Mr~ Bernard Fultz and Plans were made for the annual awarded to Miss Seltz and Mn. ve an Mra Noami 8 r n er, rs by Mrs Wilham Grucsc r "Follow Berntce Darst, Mr~ 1 homas Cook Chr18tmao dinner wbicb Will be T II Greta Simpson. Mr. and M~ Cbar lea Henaley and Mrs A.dah Neue. ~n g prayer hy Mrs Scolt Folme \1rs Albert Woodard Mrs Luc daughters, Beth and Barbara and held al the Martin Restauraat (In crre . The hostC!ss carried out the I several art icles were read 1nclud 1lle B Hawkms, Mrs Arnold Hayc~ James Arnold, ar~ spending the r•ur.sday, December !1, at 6 30 p mg "M e th od ~.~m and Jt :; Students" Mrs MlnnJe Neutzlm g Mrs Cla ud<t weekend wllh her parents, Mr and It wa• dec'd•d that the money Thenks,JV!ng Mrs J\oy Smn, ConVO}'' and the ~ ~ I dtheme r '" the 10·1J Sall'sbury PTA . )In El mer Baill'Y · An Illuslrat· Darst, Mrs Henry Reibel and Mn Wled tor the usual gl t exchange freshmtnts afl avors planning to bunt Phe8· Springs Better Health Plans PotJuck 8--nauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 15, 1957 M Of M H' 0 Mrs. Jo Rardy will !If '"" caller and In charee of I"Usle for the dance whleh will be !!om IH2 1 Hardy w!U 11ort leuoDJ tor Ibeiilnners at 8 SO p. m. H POMEROl SOCIETY New '58 Frigidaire ULTRA-CLEAN WASHER RATED NO. *For Cleanest Clothes *For Lmt Removal *For Drtest Spin by US. Testing Co. Inc., The World's Leading Independent Testing Organ17allon FRE! HOME TRIAL BAKER FURNITURE On The Brlghlell Coraer In Middleport SLIPS CAN COST ~You· Mom Injuries To Others On Your Property Can Cosf You ' Plenty! LET LIABILITY INSURANCE PROTECT YOU AGAINST THIS FINAIIICIAL LOSS. COST IS LOW. PERSONAL INJURIES CLAIMS HIGH. COME AND SEE O~te Of Tlaeae J'rfendlt MetJtiJers of cI ld 0 I era! d•y• tbl• week with ber cou Mrs Ward Hayes Cheshire. Floyd Koehler '' a inedleal pat lent at Holzer lloopltol Mr and Mrs Va( Rey nolds anrl daughter, Rena Lynn, 1\forgantcwn w Va, arc spentlmg the weekend with h1s pArents, Mr ami Mrs L E 1\eynoldo. Fran Reichert, Sou th Second Avenuc, has been 111 with flu Mrs H l. Dunhnm has been visiting her •INter Mro John BIY zer, and family m Gall ipolis Harry Munna, Painesville spcn' the pu t weekend wi th his wife an~ dau~hter. Kljll, at the home of Mr llntl Mrs Harry Mllls .and t bcy returned to Palnesvlll ~ Sunday. Mrs Heward Dailey I• lli with pl'~uruy ·al her home on Grant StrC!ct Ml'ssl'onary For This Tues··"'·y 'W A 6 30 potluck dlnn•r hononn· fathers wlll precede the ateetlng S~ CLAIRSVILLE, 0 uP ..:. of Sahsbur•;, PTA"''~'" ..,.. ' evenln•b Richard Ruther!Onl, Zf. Wheellnt, at the school. ~ W Va , wtll go on trial Monday Mr and Mrs. Biy WhtJey :will lor llrlt degrel1 murder In the fa. pr"'ent a ski~ Spedal )llipor 'w•Q beR\mg of LaWrence Price, 30, be a:iven fathers preieat The room of Bndgeport, Oklo, tbe man he havang the mott father. wese.Pt believed was trying to date hill wlH receive a special award. Mrs llirl. STYlE 976 Orin Smltb will ll"e the sehool Sun-l2, 14, 16, 211 Prlce, a poolronln operator and news ' 16l'a, 18%, 20~L 22y., ltookle, wao kll:ed and robbed of Hostesses Cor tbeevenlng will be $MD near bls home Aug. 13 Rut~· 2< y, Mra. Oplu Offutt, Mrs Roy Grue- erford • % h»on coat cftiiJ: was arrested the followmg po(Jitr ,.... ter, Mrs Ernest Cullum&, Mr!l day after hlo g1rl friend, Cynthlo Willi dl rd M in Soos, 19, Martins Ferry, tele•• $mort 2·1... PIPI't 2 hldo htot am Ra o and n. Max c phoned Wbcclmll pollee. \IIO!Er WliH 81U!, GIIIIH Arnold Willi IUIQUOt$1 Rutherford confeased to ktltlng pollee said, but 'contended Dr. Edna McKI'!ight itPrice, was an accident He said tie only Visits With PQrents j.~n>W>nded to beat h1m to dilleourage attempta to date the Soos Dr Edna Howell MeKnl~t of girL 121 Foreat Park, Bedford, 1na11na, .:;;;.;;=;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;,;:;;;;~;;;;;;2:::;:~~::5~;:;;:;;;;; arrived Friday for a ttn days villi! with her parel}ts 1 Mr and M:ra A Just V Howell ond Ralph McKee at their home, 1~ Plum !!reel, Porn• ELBERFELD$ r croy 'I CUSTRO-WARE arter three weeks "aot'ltll. ol t"e I PERMANENT COLORS IRUST·PROOF Yellow.' In Beautiful Red, Pmk ard Turquoloe Col· ars I Drain Trays I Dust Pans I CanniBters I Waste Baskets ICake.~vers ~Jtl ... I Bread Bot I Salt & Pepper ~cis I Lllundry Baskets I Recipe Jloxes RutlaiMI Rock ¥11 ''irATIT Seni~r MQtMrS Another D~nce ·Cash for Christmas ON NOVE,MIER 20th . OVR CB.. .~TMA.S CLVB CB.BCKS ·' '. Will ,Bl M,iltd Fo.r More Thon $~;~·~j. .;.l, We Conerattlate 1.• ' . '!: 1 The~' C"JU«f~AS CI,.U~ 11111mbet~ wbo have thus pty~ded tor ~tit iD~J~cltd.lt!tlls. 1 Q..BIMPiSON,INS. . . . . Pb. 1315-X, Jlllldleport 'NS. .. .. . .. .. Ph. IUI·M, Mf4dleport m·~. INS.. .. ' ' •. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' PJI, Ul,l'o.llteroy 1% lataeat o1your Sulqa The FARMERS BANK aa:.~~Js!~!f'Y ~~ lMtral Depallll ~ c,rporillo• I POMDOY, • '~ ' ~OMPLETE LINE OF Dr. McKnlghl roturned by p"n ' last week lrohi the ~lty of Mexl o I " ~~~-~ILE, 11118. , •.. , . , . . , , Pll. 41-Y, PorAero7 iiVj~. INS. . . . • • , . . . Ph. UJ.X, Polllei'OJ ,W~>lnyjte ,u ~t qllr c~omers whiCh o~ens November 20111: ~ ~. ~ -) ' :; > ..., f ( J plab 'now to dcJin uie 1858 c~~AS \•cLQB , ). ' · ' • 4 ' . ,~,!tJ~'~S .' ~~tiONAL ' l ~' • l '• ' ' "THE 'FRJBNDLY 'BANK" ,' ~DDLlPORr , omo \ 'It ' 1' ' "f B~N·K ', ' ~ r " First Of Pot Lines Tapped . , ,At Huge Ravenswood PI~, First of millions of IQJII of pr~ aluminum to follw ~ tie years ahead, the eaoeadlq llttll linked together In 1 new en~et­ nrJ.U the vast coal reaene1 ot. the I Ohio Valley with 1 rediljib ~. bauxite, of Janwca tn !lie Briltoll w..t lndiea Upon oompletion to bJft 102 ,..,.... under roof, Ute llJ"'''IIJI... Workl it one of the tiill ;,juinlp· um operotionsln tile ,...W ~­ eel If an mllotP'ste!l',~ ;lf , proeeJ~ the siaar·llb ~ . ~ compOUnd ilumb\1 to plat., olle<t ' and foil at a IIIICI,_.Iite. ' llW1' ·Reeei.,ed ~._~'J 0. EDWARDS, INS. • ..•. •.. ..• f•. SI-X, hleroJ ( I mary metal per year $2.95 ef Moig1 County '' . In a simple ceremony IIWII4ell only by the prc11; tapplna of l)e (Jrst of 1114 eleetrolytle cello """ In operotjon began It wd panied by the sounds of eonotn!!:· t10n continuing lrt a4j01nlna ~ room• ro n11e the plaat'l tnnJII CIPICIIY to 145.000 loBI of ptlo •·w.,M.., Tht lnauronce Agentt Aa~ociatfon a I, J )- ' l'l'lmaey alwnlnum in a molten dream Sinday li&J!l!Ued the lilrth of a new basic Industry m the Ohio Valley . ' · 'the firlt 'Pr4ducUon of aluminum tn the valley basftl on COI!Iienen"" pow!!!' flowed Sunday afternoon ftom the $21&mlllion RaveMWood Works of Ka~ser Aluminum l Cbemi~ corporation dtJd,way between Pitlaburgh and clnclnnii). ' . t•. !"•d in••:~~::~~~~:~·~~~ '., ' ' . ' ·POured Sunday Rutherford Trial Op~ns Mond~y In. ' St. ClairsVille ""'cU Thl'fe I ~ . I BOTTLED GAS \ jl• "' '~' r1~ __ the Bazaar and articles planned for the Bazaar Include hand-made artlelea, baked and eannM goods, toya, bulbs and candles Votes Emergency CONVENIENCE" . ' ,. > ~~-~~o_.1_N~, ----·---------~~------~~~~--~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~tt4~~::. :;~· ----------------mMo_u__a.__~~~ Christmas Bazaar Tht Women's Auoclatlon of the Firat Presbyterian Church has planned a Christmas Buaar to be held at tbe e~ureb on November 2().21 from 12-8 p, m Mrs. Lowell Probasco 1a general ctlaJrman of I .. ' ' ' border" She ond throe eon1pn•·•· ll. lona took ~on~uctoud tours fro n • UNBREAKABLE Socl'ety Meets the CitY tn RUrtiM'OUII interc5ti 1g Squad Donation • histone 11 rle~ Mnny plctures In The Wf'lll'tm's Missionary Soeid1 The Martha Class of the Bro1 IDENT·PROOF were taken and slHlcs: ha' ~ ot the Pomeroy First Baptist bury Church of Christ voted a gift cdor, been made from them church met Ttlursday evening a~ of $10 to tho Middleport Emer the church for their November gcncy Squad when they met meetina. P"t week at tbe c~urcb with 1!jn Racine Parish C•rl Ebmbacb and Mrl tiebrgo Mro T T Shelton vice pre" Sl&&on as hoateasea. Youth Join fn dt:mt, pr~aldcd at the meetihg Mrs Griff Ruliaell, pre8ldent, wblch opened with group singing pr1sided and led t~e devotional snd pr,tyOI' by Mro. Ralph C Zun service which Included Scripture Fellowship On Nov j9, tbe Rac•nc Part h del The devotions and program reading, an article "To Pray" and Youth Fellowship held Ito sever th was presel)tcd by Mrs Joseph prayer meeting at the RaC!me Methodut Cook uslna !or her topte, "Swl!t current' dealing w1th Japan ShiL! Durtng the buslnc" meeting Church 1 wu as9ltit~d \)y Mre Ellen Couch, plan s were made for the Chrlll· Youth group, conshrtln~ ol Mrs J H Stfphenson Mn Daisy mas party t,o be held on December 17 The pen1olli attended Raelne Pafl"h JRiper and Mro Lorallt Sterrett 18 at the bome of Mrs Paul Wlnn Revtval tervlce With Rev. John El with a &jft exchange ,II a part of An offorma was taken for the t~e program Mrs cuoh Jobn· wood/ 1poaklnil Alter the 10rv1ec tbe group ad· 1.,;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-..;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;1 ocholarshlp fund ond the Lov~ oton's birthday was eelebrat!kl toumed to t,_e Church annex for BUV YOUS Gift o!feo lng was dedleoted by w1th a aho111or of handkerchiefs the buolbeaa portion el tfle tneet Mrs Courh1 Plans were made for Th< travelling prize '"s contrtbut· lng It w11 decided 1hat the group the Deeemb<!r meelina whle~ wlll ed by Mrs. Howard Rusaell and would meet ot t~ l'larmel E I! B from the only bottled gas be In obarae of ll!n. Stephenson won by Ml'il Clarence Murray Church for its neltt meeting. Mov Mr1. Ru01ell, pre.ldent, read a les are to be shown • bulk plant In this area. Jltfreohn1ento were dur· lng the •IClal hour by Mrs Wll· poem "I Must Keep My Ey.. on Refreshments were aerved whit'h : 11om Wallen ond Mra. Dalo Wlp· JeiUI" ond the meeting ended with coneluded the meetinl 1 tbe Mlapah benediction pel Tho next meetrna will ll< hold Tbe hoate11e1 terved sandwl~~ea on Nov. 2:1, beliMlng ' at 8:00 P Mrs Cll!am Hlndy I• a niCdld,! pickle•, cookies, minto and coffee M patient at the Holzer H01pltol to lhOH n•med above and Mrs Mro JAonar4 Gwllzdowsky and Canasta Club - ' . dauahtcr, lenny, lilnd Mr and Mr..- Milton Rusaeii, Mrs Junlo Pierce, Mrs Letha Rusocii, Mrs Earl Horry Millo viii ted Thursday wll h PIIONE 2·4811 Me~ting Held l.t and•Mn Max Limbert and son, Werner, Marte WiUd.naDn, Mrs Dale Barnhart, Mrs. Wilbur Pleree Joe, Uckaon At Buchanan's Mlso Sara Gilmore. F11rniture Patrolman Everet( Uo•llc b'" Mrs RobeJit lulilett •~d Mr1. entered Holzer Ho8pllttl for sur Rutland, Ohio Harold E~ey wwe au•l!l Tb~re< aery Springs day wtien t.in. llmea a••~.... enterlllhtd htr Co~lpta Club. Prizes welt won br' Bruce Grange Accepts Lloyd 19d llrJ, ~vfd' ~~~~~~ The hllllii ..rved ' ~'· d...rt New Membership to tboae named aflove and On ~ appll~ation wAS accepted !11' 4 Jobn ~rklt, lofn, Cllnlon !or mc"14<rlhlp wben the Roc< Siflhgs Gi-aniJt met Thursday cve- Flshor and KJo, Jllt" cllller. • Plar• we~ d~~ fo~ tbelr ninll , 1 Ah10s Leonlrd wor'kt' muter chrjll~ dinnOr,~~t~: · proitdetj.l Robert Burdette Sr w" 1 repotted 111. II was decided to ho!d tb, next ""etln1 on P'rlday Nov . ember 29 due 10 Tbankoglvlng an•l Spons.or Mrs W, A Moraaa ledu&er, will orescnt ,a Thonkl!llvlnr progrom Square • Mrs Amos IAonard home ceon A depo1i1or aays: "The The So!nlo• M'lithera of lttlddle· r>nllC chairman requested thottt~m port lrl.lb S.bool oio •POnooi'IDI qreateat financial convenl· ben to briRIIIIts for patients 11 "•lr 'be AtheiiJ SUto Ho•p:tol to Ibis lolL aecond Squon Donee of ibe &nee anyone can have Ia • , a Chec~ Aecourll." Get meetlnf. A pro1ram wao prm nted by th • leclurer eonslltlng or It, poem uute the pay-by-che<1k habit and us ell/' Mr$ Wl1 1i1m Orul! you'll aql1fl. This bank in.' needs ~t r, A rudlng "l orfor thanks," Mrs l.oonard; A,report on tbe Dh vltea your ~unt. triet Health <onference hold a· l,ake Mr~ Seat! Folmer ' ' 1nd Mr!. .. ' Women Pl.anning I PrinCipal and Mr< Earl Kmglo• b M H are VISitors m Columbus today u eet'll'l~ e .. · ,. Mrs Lowell Probascu who h3s h Mrs Amos Leonard asSisted by gr up "n1mg A report been a !iurg1cal patient at r b id on t LIt e General Hosp1tal, was "•turned . ~"-. uu• iCUffdJd Leilh,lt and Mrs W Health eon erence b Me Sca tt Fa 1e home Friday m the Rawhngs.Coal.'l A Morgan entertained the Rock Hope WAS g1ven Y rs o o · Springs Better Health Club, on mer, Mrs Morgan and Mrs. Arlee ambulance Thursday arternoon at her home AbiM!tt An art1<'1e "How To Be Arthur Gtlntore and Mrs Donald Rock Springs Happy" wo• read by ;~,. WUUam Gearv sr took Donald Geary Sr The meeting in charge flf Mrs Radford and hou11ehold hlhtJ were to Hcb:cr Hospital Tl11.1rsday for a Hugh Bearhs, president, openi.!d g1ven b Mrs Rollin Rad~ord chrckup with croup IIR&:tnJ of Aml•nca folA poem, "Thanksgiving by MrA Mrs Robert Allensworth " til lowed wlli> t~e Lord's Pr•yor and Edward Humphrey eoneluded tb~ with flu at the home of her &IS pi~Je to the Flag program Jlter wh1ch a contest was ter Mrs James Hawley, au~ Pion• were mode to remember conductod by Mrs. Cll!!ord tell· .husband Mrs L W McComas haA the ased and sick in the commun- hell and prizes awarded t(] Mrs bccn teachmg ttJe Second grade ity at Chrialmb time Mn Arlee Folmer and Mrs RoUrm Rtdford wh!le Mrs Allensworth has been Abbott, Mn Wilbur Bailey and Refreshments wel'fl served by ill Mrs. Cltffor4 Leifheit were nam· the hoatessea to thole oam'd LYnn Daniels, daughter or Mr ed u 1 committee to purchase above a11rl 'Mrs Roy Grucser ahd And Mr.s James Danaels 15 ill witn article• for the boxes Plana 'wer~ daugh ter, Marla, Mrs Harolli nu alse m~de for a Chrlatma• party to Blackston nnd children, Sherrie Mrs Donold Geary sr and her be held at the Gran1e Hall, Thun· and Bobby, Mrs; William Eichlng· d day, DeceJbber 19 A potluck din· Ill, Mrs John Hartun1, Mrs Oil· daught~r Mrs Robert Hull.nell an ner will be ..aened as IJOOn and ver Ciarlo', 'Mrs William Grueser, Mr and Mrs Odell Manley there will be 1 grob bol of 211c Mrs Maxine Arnold, MrR., Edgor nell, to Holzer llosplial Friday g!ftl The ..ndle hght ,.mce to Abbott nnd cbddren, Kathy ond where Mr& Hunnell ami her daugh ~e bel~ at the Rock Springe Metho- EddJe, Mro Geo Skinner ind son, ter were entered lor checkups d!JI Churcn Thankaglving Eve, bt;- George, Mrs Horace Alo~ott and Mr an(l Mr~ Robert J J()nca anti glnnlns at 8 30 was annot 1need chlldren Danny Roger !lnd VIcky Mrs Robert Jone• Mra w A. Morean presented Lynn, MISs Allee Euler, connl() who were called to the pro1r.m which opcnod with Radford •nd ;~ary Lou ttadford the death of M1ss Sarah Jo~ea, Frl~ay ""''"spent ' sev rr:::rst Baptl'st MrK alter Laura the Saunders .... 1 Church Class . ' I •' I 01; R~k - .. :' .' Presbyterian Middleport Sodety :~~.are ~ 'The dance will be held ~I tbol lili~dleport K of P. Ha,l~ North 5eeond Avenue bnd RuUand Street on Saturday, ljov~ber ~· ' I ,. ,. J ,I �·~ ' '!.: ~l, • ~ "''"" • • 'J DAILy ~ SEHTINEL ... " ." lot"~ ~J) ~ t. ~~ '~.t t ,• ·THI. ._ ) I 'I I ' · '-.- 2~Dauisenme~ Poiiterof·Middl~, Q., r#~qs, ttsi 't i. .-+ '~ J ' ' t • • ' • • i Commenta~~g,. Editorially. ·,· Finante Wiif, P~ple In This Midwest lndustflial Cerlter Ate StWinJ Mote Money Thf!~n AYear Ag.o-At This Time -.Filanell WIIIJ, ·PI*lPt6 Jil Fourth District cities of the Federal ft~M Bank of Cleveland nren are sii'Vtlrg ll!O'fe money than a yea1 ago at thif tltlle. An official report of the Ballk for Its dlstrtcr says saving~ dep-os1fs of individuals nt 50 reporting banks In 12 Fourth District centers amounted to $2,616 million on the last Wednesday In October, an increase of $91 lllilllon from the compal'llble yeAr-ago month. 'l'wo of the twelve centers posted new record highs. The average. weeily increase In savings deposits of individuals during October ~ds $3,104,000 the lary,est October lnl!Pease since 11154. Pittsburgh banks contlllued to Slit the pace w1th an average gain of $1~58,000 On an average weekly basis, savings deposits at banks in Dayton rose f390,000. Akron and Cincinnati bankl fet!<itt~ tterlge lticteafef of $265,000 and $228,000, respectively. Con· tinuing to post new high levels In sa9ings deposits, Lexington banks reported an~avera~e weekly Increase of $133,000 and Erie banks gatned $158',000. Cleveland was the only reporting center that posted a· decrease du1·ing Octoll6r; the averAge weekly decline at Cleveland banks amoUllted to $91,000. These savings represent chiefiy savings deposits of individuals and eleemosynary organlzatlons, Christmas savings and similar thrift accounts, atld time eertifi~Jitel of' dill posit of individuals. 'l'be 50 banks in clUes reD>ortbotr cated in 'Clevelalld, Plttsljurgh, .CJn,ChiJ~itli l Akron, Toledo, Columbus, YC)ItiiJIItoWft, ton, C6nton, Erte, Wfle6Ung, del t:.a:fajttcllll . {l(J'.). • ) I. ,;• •7• ·.a.Mt·;WDn Tuppers Plains·Garden Club Shows·ApptefiMiol! To Coolville FiNmen Wit~ RummageSateHettltftl$428' The Coolvllle Volpnteer Flre .DI!I')attftlellt has a real OOolter lrl the Rose GardeD Club of Tuppers Philns. It so much as t tnft«lll now Is Ugh~ Wiled It shouldn't In Tuppers Plains, the Cool91ile firemen pri)bably feel obligated to come running. This garden club manned (ladled?) trucks recently and scoured the county for articles of clothing, fumlture, a~pllances and odds and ends not needed around households any more. The Inventory of merchAndise ''lor sale" in Tuppers Plains at • following rum· mage sale was stupendous. The club membeli recelYed a lot of art!· cles because they answered dvery call, night or day, with I truck to plc!G them up. The sale listed everything from cook stoves to dogs and all the canine.~ weren't of the mutt type, either. *ill A tllttl ot i421 wU rm.d flid t'arlWd enUrely to -ll!e t6tltWle {(If ftfilfe41 eqatplll4ttt; hitWII'1buy i'Jot6flfHII~.~~ help toward,ad4itldilil equlpmM ~artmelJIIs 'true!~, flfljllg It oui1Utt¥r tii' dUffculf slfuatldllf Ill rural Ue11 frequently Is catielf. to llliV6 home~ alld flrtn buildings. The remarkab!l thing about Ulll actl~l. was that the flrellleli had fOI'IVatded quOiit lor help.,1'he Rose Garden club~~~~ ed they needed' a )lro]ect. The action was In appreciatloil fot sertlCee alrllildy dered by the Cl!olvlllamen. · , Thfs Is gratlfudeo( lltlt calllfer, ftftNi.iilt l,ilonilliilnllf In terms everymi,--_un~: time and personaf-~ll!e. This Atomic Age aould u~ more of It on every level. lUI UP· Mil!emllle, ()IJ!o ftt•• h!WIIW.Vo. . . ~ for .,_.1... ~~~ "+" •• wrl" 11911 ,._ lollnenvln,; Ohlt Acent Will raU. AU legal papers file4 bt tifo. qffice. a:oa ~t'a~~~· 8:f5 Cll$ K.wt e:fia llorillit Sliow , SSIVICIMIN O!IEAT LAKi:s, DJ., (i'HTNC)- O·oO CIS· f.(tfi 1ohn 11. Ja(IObjl, son or Mr, and Mra. Oale lf. l,cOb!~ of 753 Btyu Plare, and James R. Mills, son of 10:$1 ~ . llf~., and' MrS. JliiU~ll Mllll, or Mill lUI Sllille K iii!ii • CtUeellolll blfGnu&l1111 . On ~~:~=·~:~ i!Oeet, llll dl iillldlelltl't Oblo ore achecfuled 10 ll'lduate from recruit leduroi ol ttalnlnl Nov. 21 al l)le Naval 'l'iil~!ni Ceriter' Oreal t.kes, Dt The ll'BduiPJII 'l!xerclaea, markIng tht liMo' JIJ)!e wtela of "boot cqlllp", wilt' 'l~olude a full dress parade· an4 rev~w befote mllltar~ offlolall and olvlllana dlanltuies. In nine ,1feeki' or Instruction, the '.raw reerult" )a developed Into a Navy Bluejacht ready for duty with the fleet N. and W'J EH 12i10 .p.m. ' t2:1111 credit ctvll fliv..uptl.t• tfefif • "'~ 12:1o lttlte'r Allllan~e - . .. ~ . ~,:'~~ · ~r•~ -]llt~t . 2<,8(1 ~ - v..,. ,,oo f:IO Tilt 4:ts s~r·storm ,, ¥!~'· ~ ' . I. flllift 4:00 ~- ~ \ "''hi 4:30 l:dgor of S:OO Mystery 'lheotre 0:30 YoUF'!iiq 1!tpo:ter 0:4~ S'porta Parade 8:5$ Weathel'lllaa 7:00 Leave It To Beaver 7:30 Robin Hood 8:00 Blll'lll and ADen ii:SO Tall!nt S•ouis 9:00 Danny 'i'hclinas 9·30 Deeember Bride lO:Oo Studio One 11:00 Up.to-t~.e-lllnute Newa 11:011 SC'annlna tlie Wutho, 11:10 'l'be.Lata Show .. to ··a VtStt ' f)Uf . yard will convinr.e WHTN...TV YOU • .Oaiiy o~:~ ••por ' STIVERMLLE ch Your . ' (/ell . ... Jilitil ~d . , ~~~ wtR ' COINIIICI yt~~th,f·rtlf 1f101114'••··Y.Grd yourhollll..,alr an41 ""' lll!p~~We ..llt lwa4qwrttn, . .,,. ~ ~··~- ~ .SPfNn t , C6t.,.. .. ·.. ·.. T2~c ~· lt. r..-rd ... ". "" .. 41c ~· .ft. P!ANOI · ., ~ 't .. r ' Pantli.g (~Pi~, lfc S\~.. \ ~f • ~ ,• '., trandtr Co. · I ' ' q;. :J· ·.f :~o:1~~~~ ~;,· s.t it at Zerkle LumiMr fb4s) .·:: . '' ~IUTLAND · · f4C 'Iin. ft.' • �·~ ' '!.: ~l, • ~ "''"" • • 'J DAILy ~ SEHTINEL ... " ." lot"~ ~J) ~ t. ~~ '~.t t ,• ·THI. ._ ) I 'I I ' · '-.- 2~Dauisenme~ Poiiterof·Middl~, Q., r#~qs, ttsi 't i. .-+ '~ J ' ' t • • ' • • i Commenta~~g,. Editorially. ·,· Finante Wiif, P~ple In This Midwest lndustflial Cerlter Ate StWinJ Mote Money Thf!~n AYear Ag.o-At This Time -.Filanell WIIIJ, ·PI*lPt6 Jil Fourth District cities of the Federal ft~M Bank of Cleveland nren are sii'Vtlrg ll!O'fe money than a yea1 ago at thif tltlle. An official report of the Ballk for Its dlstrtcr says saving~ dep-os1fs of individuals nt 50 reporting banks In 12 Fourth District centers amounted to $2,616 million on the last Wednesday In October, an increase of $91 lllilllon from the compal'llble yeAr-ago month. 'l'wo of the twelve centers posted new record highs. The average. weeily increase In savings deposits of individuals during October ~ds $3,104,000 the lary,est October lnl!Pease since 11154. Pittsburgh banks contlllued to Slit the pace w1th an average gain of $1~58,000 On an average weekly basis, savings deposits at banks in Dayton rose f390,000. Akron and Cincinnati bankl fet!<itt~ tterlge lticteafef of $265,000 and $228,000, respectively. Con· tinuing to post new high levels In sa9ings deposits, Lexington banks reported an~avera~e weekly Increase of $133,000 and Erie banks gatned $158',000. Cleveland was the only reporting center that posted a· decrease du1·ing Octoll6r; the averAge weekly decline at Cleveland banks amoUllted to $91,000. These savings represent chiefiy savings deposits of individuals and eleemosynary organlzatlons, Christmas savings and similar thrift accounts, atld time eertifi~Jitel of' dill posit of individuals. 'l'be 50 banks in clUes reD>ortbotr cated in 'Clevelalld, Plttsljurgh, .CJn,ChiJ~itli l Akron, Toledo, Columbus, YC)ItiiJIItoWft, ton, C6nton, Erte, Wfle6Ung, del t:.a:fajttcllll . {l(J'.). • ) I. ,;• •7• ·.a.Mt·;WDn Tuppers Plains·Garden Club Shows·ApptefiMiol! To Coolville FiNmen Wit~ RummageSateHettltftl$428' The Coolvllle Volpnteer Flre .DI!I')attftlellt has a real OOolter lrl the Rose GardeD Club of Tuppers Philns. It so much as t tnft«lll now Is Ugh~ Wiled It shouldn't In Tuppers Plains, the Cool91ile firemen pri)bably feel obligated to come running. This garden club manned (ladled?) trucks recently and scoured the county for articles of clothing, fumlture, a~pllances and odds and ends not needed around households any more. The Inventory of merchAndise ''lor sale" in Tuppers Plains at • following rum· mage sale was stupendous. The club membeli recelYed a lot of art!· cles because they answered dvery call, night or day, with I truck to plc!G them up. The sale listed everything from cook stoves to dogs and all the canine.~ weren't of the mutt type, either. *ill A tllttl ot i421 wU rm.d flid t'arlWd enUrely to -ll!e t6tltWle {(If ftfilfe41 eqatplll4ttt; hitWII'1buy i'Jot6flfHII~.~~ help toward,ad4itldilil equlpmM ~artmelJIIs 'true!~, flfljllg It oui1Utt¥r tii' dUffculf slfuatldllf Ill rural Ue11 frequently Is catielf. to llliV6 home~ alld flrtn buildings. The remarkab!l thing about Ulll actl~l. was that the flrellleli had fOI'IVatded quOiit lor help.,1'he Rose Garden club~~~~ ed they needed' a )lro]ect. The action was In appreciatloil fot sertlCee alrllildy dered by the Cl!olvlllamen. · , Thfs Is gratlfudeo( lltlt calllfer, ftftNi.iilt l,ilonilliilnllf In terms everymi,--_un~: time and personaf-~ll!e. This Atomic Age aould u~ more of It on every level. lUI UP· Mil!emllle, ()IJ!o ftt•• h!WIIW.Vo. . . ~ for .,_.1... ~~~ "+" •• wrl" 11911 ,._ lollnenvln,; Ohlt Acent Will raU. AU legal papers file4 bt tifo. qffice. a:oa ~t'a~~~· 8:f5 Cll$ K.wt e:fia llorillit Sliow , SSIVICIMIN O!IEAT LAKi:s, DJ., (i'HTNC)- O·oO CIS· f.(tfi 1ohn 11. Ja(IObjl, son or Mr, and Mra. Oale lf. l,cOb!~ of 753 Btyu Plare, and James R. Mills, son of 10:$1 ~ . llf~., and' MrS. JliiU~ll Mllll, or Mill lUI Sllille K iii!ii • CtUeellolll blfGnu&l1111 . On ~~:~=·~:~ i!Oeet, llll dl iillldlelltl't Oblo ore achecfuled 10 ll'lduate from recruit leduroi ol ttalnlnl Nov. 21 al l)le Naval 'l'iil~!ni Ceriter' Oreal t.kes, Dt The ll'BduiPJII 'l!xerclaea, markIng tht liMo' JIJ)!e wtela of "boot cqlllp", wilt' 'l~olude a full dress parade· an4 rev~w befote mllltar~ offlolall and olvlllana dlanltuies. In nine ,1feeki' or Instruction, the '.raw reerult" )a developed Into a Navy Bluejacht ready for duty with the fleet N. and W'J EH 12i10 .p.m. ' t2:1111 credit ctvll fliv..uptl.t• tfefif • "'~ 12:1o lttlte'r Allllan~e - . .. ~ . ~,:'~~ · ~r•~ -]llt~t . 2<,8(1 ~ - v..,. ,,oo f:IO Tilt 4:ts s~r·storm ,, ¥!~'· ~ ' . I. flllift 4:00 ~- ~ \ "''hi 4:30 l:dgor of S:OO Mystery 'lheotre 0:30 YoUF'!iiq 1!tpo:ter 0:4~ S'porta Parade 8:5$ Weathel'lllaa 7:00 Leave It To Beaver 7:30 Robin Hood 8:00 Blll'lll and ADen ii:SO Tall!nt S•ouis 9:00 Danny 'i'hclinas 9·30 Deeember Bride lO:Oo Studio One 11:00 Up.to-t~.e-lllnute Newa 11:011 SC'annlna tlie Wutho, 11:10 'l'be.Lata Show .. to ··a VtStt ' f)Uf . yard will convinr.e WHTN...TV YOU • .Oaiiy o~:~ ••por ' STIVERMLLE ch Your . ' (/ell . ... Jilitil ~d . , ~~~ wtR ' COINIIICI yt~~th,f·rtlf 1f101114'••··Y.Grd yourhollll..,alr an41 ""' lll!p~~We ..llt lwa4qwrttn, . .,,. ~ ~··~- ~ .SPfNn t , C6t.,.. .. ·.. ·.. T2~c ~· lt. r..-rd ... ". "" .. 41c ~· .ft. P!ANOI · ., ~ 't .. r ' Pantli.g (~Pi~, lfc S\~.. \ ~f • ~ ,• '., trandtr Co. · I ' ' q;. :J· ·.f :~o:1~~~~ ~;,· s.t it at Zerkle LumiMr fb4s) .·:: . '' ~IUTLAND · · f4C 'Iin. ft.' • �. ,, T .. . ' . I . • I '· I '1)11111 .....,.., ,_.~.,dteport, o, Nov.t8,1957 Ne~n · Pomeroy' Awarded Honorable Mention . Pearl Hawthorne, Pomeroy's big, bruising named today to the An..Southeastern Ohio No. 1 • . The·honor waa a fitting climax to the prep grid days ~ 220 pound offeJisive and defensive star who has one game to play under the colors of the Purple Pa·nthers-against Middleport Thanksgiving Day. Middleport, on the comeback trail in football under John Thompson after three devastating years of hunger ylc!lory, placed John Kelchka, tackle, on the second team, Bobby Nelson, neet half6~K:k, received honorable IIDOP8 a field of exceptional!Y fine SEO halfbacks this fall. , The Panthers also placed Junior quarterback Terry Phalin on the serond team, beating out such seasoned performers as Dive Yerian of Jackson, and Cornwell of Athens. Yerian was g!ve~ honqrable mention. Denny Strilble, Pomeroy guard, was llited on the honorable merii!On roster for the SEO dream ieam for 1967 · · . The Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters and Sports Broad· c_.lets ¥soc~atlon made the sel~tions Sunday at the Amerl· can ·Legion Hall .in Jacbon, 0. Six of the eight SEO grid ~hill attended. Each Will Invited, In open session, to recommend bil own player1 and those of opposing teams he reJt1'ded as "the best." ,. 0111!1~ flrs\I~M,I wjere five from the 19G7,champion Wells· ton team,thrte from ackron, one from Galbpolis and and Hawthorne from Pomeroy. Athens, Nelsonvilie, and dleport we~e not represented: Wellston s were Frankie HIJJ, great halfback of the champs, Dick Polls, quarterback; Larry Co.ttrlll, tackle; Gene Reed, guard; and Tom Compston, end. HIJJ, Potts, and are .juniors. Jackson's were Bob Lavendar, Junior end, Dan Evana, lor tackle, and Diet Clu:on, junior guard. Galilpolil placed its Jay Sims at center and Logan its scoring thalllpion Lynn Strait at halfback. Th' serond lea!ft, also a hardnosed outfit, is made u ,0 f two from Logan; three from GaiUpoiis, two from Athcn/and one each from Pomeroy Middleport Jackson and Wellston Froio Lo11an came Gene Morgan, u\o pound '5-2 great ·· lnl baek who BP,ruiiJ ~trail around many a corner this fall, and·!d Bryant 185 pound guard Gallipolis loaded the ed .liar team witli' 1.8& pound taclae Jiril Mills, 145 guard Tel'!'Y Hall)llton, and 186 pound halfback Dick Life, liJht bllt aaresslve Athens end, was the.aeconel·.tea111 as was~ Ita fullback, Larry Smith. . quarterll&ck of ilomeroy Ketchka at tackle of Middleport . Bib Cl~menla of ~•ekron at center filled out the second il HonorabJe .mentiona beside Yerian at quarlel · ~t halfback Included Oogle Price Jackson tackle last year 11 a ~ard)· Bob Risch Logan tackle· Bill ' • Lo&an lUIrd , n S•l ayton, Wellston center; Jeff Reylloids, Jack110n end; Larry Greene, Jackson halfback; Ronnie Carr, Gallipolia fullback; and Danny Struble, guard, Pomeroy. In unproc~denled dose voting, alter every coach n;••,•• , conceded ·that Junior Hawthorne of Pomeroy and of Logan were outstanding candidates for the P~ . er" ;award, darkborse~mlnee •·•ay Sims, l'O pound ~ 1 IIa ceqier, nosed out w'thorne for the honor. Sims had t votes, Hawthorne 91, and Strait 87. A coaches' committee who tallied ail votes of the and broadcasters, broke Into laughter when they came to two bailols lha~ did not list Hawthorne as one of tho three names voted upon Fl did 1 H th ve can a es, aw orne, Sims, Strait, Gary Cundiff W ,,ellston and Dan Evans of Jackson had been nominated nrltirsand broadcast~rs could vote for only three of the five· Joe Malrlllsur of the champion Rockets wa, vot~ "Coach of the Year" for 1957 . ., "Malmllur" , • said Bob Willis of lh e Weil ston Scnhnei, c•nie to Wellstod three years ago when tile Rockets were ab110lutcly at rock bottom in football fortunes. He remolded the team, Its spirit, Its entire personality, and has guided the . ttChllol Into a heallhy athletic program." The vote on Malmiau 1 r was unan mous, .• Coache& present lvere John Thompson of Middleport Mel ASdams of LoUgun, Mabnisur, Don Eskey of Athens and' Bob ang of Ga ipoUs. Unable to attend were Alex Clio of Porn· oroy and Bob Penrod of Nelsonville ~Siiclaliol) members ta·klng pari In the votl Wll Ia~ Fl~atr~ck, Pfesidenl, Ray Noble Ed Clarr.gane:,e Jack: ~on, OWdlo 0 Donnell and Jim Porter oi Gallipolis; Bob Willis, Ohn eber, and Bud McGhee, Wellston; Jim Meyer Logan· ADdy Chonko, Al!lens, and Chesler Tannehill, Pome~oy·Mid: d1~.)19rt (2 votea). NeiiiOtiville wa1 not represented · H Jd H }f. £I L Browns 0 a "baJDe ead In ' ·NFL 0 Lat G F' Jd Ga} 'tr.: , . ~ , 111MJ 1nt II e roza .Je AND tiP - The Clev~~o ,Son ~~anelal!O I c.luq tenaelouoly to 1.., Anaeleo ~oOI•·tlp'~::l'll' Ia tile National Chleoeo Bom 0 8 3 4 4 o o 62ft :1100 3 5 o .873 lllvi· Oretn 81¥ a 8 o 2110 lioa today I l eome.from·lle· . hlad effort to lie W11hlnllon 31). lUNDAY'S RIIUL Tl ao Slllldq. W11htnaton so ctevelond 30, lie Tile lie; coupled wlth 1 loll New York 11 Jlll~atlelpblo o esrUer lhll MIIOII to Phlladelphll Detroit 31 San ft'llneilco· 10 Pve lht llrow11t 1 .837 lo•aue Baltimore 38 Chlcaao llem 14 aveJ'IP wllh a '8-1-1 merle. The Lol Aneelu n Green Bay Z7 delendtnr tlwlplon New Yort Olulo, wile Ileal Plllladelphlo l3NIXT IUNDAY'I GAMIS 0, Uvt a- H overall matt IDd CllictiO II lltlroll ' I .?JO ·aVl!l'ap. Green 8aJ at Pllllburah . ,.., lilt rtpt toe of Lou Loo AJ!aeteo at Clev.land lliat provided the Browno New York ot Chtraao Corda ue a(ltaat the nred·up San Froneloeo 11 Boltlmore . ,.d.~~ 11 tile aatna ve~rsa Wllhlnaton 11 Philadelphia third of lbe afternoon lecoada left te pull ,.. "" u Elolert .~!!:~..!' •· I (f ' . ., • I ·Grid.· :Hawthorne, Phalin, Ketchka/Named On 1957 Of Middleport, Struble From ' '' .• ~ J Lt'neman Of '"eek W Not KaJ~ze·rkow . Ski ..r oucnJust Dave. K!ll;., ALL-SOUTHEASTERN oHio FIRST TEAM Name ani Sebool . WL Grade If&. 1'p.(*) I'd say . . ,· 6 2 85 111 l'om Compston, Wellston ........ ) Jr. • · ;, We're berecetv.~JIIeMnor. Bob Lavendar, JackSon ......... 160 Jr. 5·11 lU~ K It Is not 50 for Hawthorne -ur· Strait that uan Kvans, Jackson ............ · 185 Sr. 5·11 11l5 ·r didn't get it. )Vill go onJo colle&e foo~batl, Larry Cottrill, Weliljton ....... , 195 Sr. 5-11 97 T · Strait was a ,Hayes Saturday and saw Gene Reed, Wellston ........... 190 Sr. 5-10 114 G o·~~K stirring ~tt.le manY. a Woody Hater bit the dlllt .. Dick Claxon, Jackson • , •; ••••• , 140 Jr. 5·7 103 G 1:..J again. Anti slimmed his billfold. · Jay Sims, Gallipolis • • . . . •• . • • . • 140 Jr.' 5·6 97 C Neither Strait o~ Hawthorne ~eeded the ~onor to go abead ,, Dick Potts, Wellston ••••. , •••.•• 185 Jr. 6·1 117 QB Clllll& ,..,,.,9 toward their.own objec!iv~s in sports. Both deserVed ll ~· · , 111 Frank Hill, Wellston ........... 160 Jr. 5-8 111 HB I . . .'baps it is best, afterall, that since both couldil't have It, SimA Lynn Strait, Logan .'............ 175 Sr. 5-11 100 HB j got il ·· · ' , , '' ' Pearl Hawthorne, Pomeroy , ...•. 220 Sr. 6.0 90 FB Something fairly ridiculous happened at Jackson· Sunday , '11L..:.- I" I"-·]] :' \ •Tp is total voles f~r each nominee baaed 011 posilble when the Mo~t Valuable Player was V9ted for the Southeasl; T 1%0. · ' ern Ohio Athletic League by the SEO Sportswriters and 1 •· ' ' ·· . · . · . First team total weight, 1,935 pounds. Average welgit Broadcasters. , , • (;! 176 pounds per mm Avenge ol Une 171 pounds. AverNone of us quite surmised what waa happening ._ it uq· ' iJt W.Ul · "'"~' !' ~·, .. Y . , · . age of backs, liS polllllb. Six juniors, flveeenlon. folded and after tlie lightening struck, it, was too late. Which I Jr to• GII.IMM ·. . · <hlirol Ohio W~oleyan. . , ALL-SOUTHWTEitN OHIO ~ECOND TEAM all goes to prove bQW tmpor~t are procedure, Ia?"; and rules I ~OLU!o!BUS UP - AnoJh.,. Capital an,d Akron wound up In · 1• Max Walton, . WellstOn , •...••••• 185 Sr. 6-2 97 E In all kind of social action politieal, fraternal, service elubl, Ohto eollege ll>otball eampatrp, a lleLlor runnerup honors lrilb ' Dick Life Athens 1 I w11 ready lor the record books· ·oeasou ..ndlng .vielorleo. J h K ' 1' • ' ' ' • • • • • • • • 138 Sr • 5-8 88 E or what hav e you · . ' . 1today u only three more ronte11B ' Mlai!!l which won the Mid· , o n etchka, AI ddieport , . . . . . 190 Sr. 5-11 96 T We unexpectedly named Jay Sims of Ga!Upolls Most Valli' 1 remain 00 Jbe· 1907 alate. t'merlcon title lh'"· week before•.. Jim Mills, G~. llipol~, , ....... ..... 185 Jr. 6·11 8Q T able Player in the league. Now Jay, if. be IS half .the, boy hi5 The Buekol'e'o tilt with Mlehl.. .,;., !J!ooded· 11.1 ' third . . _ of Ed Bryant, Logan .............. 185 Sr. 5·9 85 G j)oosters-Odle O'Donnell and Jim Porter-described ·~m to 1ran and lhB Unlveraity of DetrqU'• the oea,son !>y rea~en\ ,lllu'tol. Terry Hamilton~ Gallipolis .. . .. . 145 Sr. 5-9 83 G be.is a fine football ~layer. He no doubt .was an lnalilratlon to visit to Doflon. provide the only 18•7, althongh ell IIi• R::!i , l!lil Clements, Jackeon .... , . •. . 170 Jr. 5-10 91 c hla :team. . . . 1. . aouon ~onmnt~l .ohio· totlegc I~• eame. outa.Ide loaequ · · . Terry Phalin, Poll)e)'l)y • , .••..... 150 Jr. 5·7 108 QB But I'm quite sure not very many voters expected him to 1 tht!u~r~· :i."'~:d~1~~:i !'::.~:~ ~~~lloililld · Genbe Morgan, Logan ••.. , . . . . . 180 Sr. 6-3 62 HB , nor did they actually prefer him to win . . r , ' 1 oeuo...ndlng 1.me T~aobgl•ing · vlctorr" atrlng ··bi~e 1..1 ; lour · AI ert Lee, Gallipolis ..•.•.• . .. 136 Sr. 5-8 58 ·HB six coaclies present excepting GaJJiPdlis. :B!lb. Sang, IDat. · . · olralqht·. .· , ·' Larry Smith, At~ens •........... 155 Sr. 5·9 87 YB likely qtd not (f\pn '"inslde" report Is available to Sports j · ' ' · · M · . . · . , QO ~~ Second te110 total wei,.& 1,818 pounda. Average w:et~t Desk), ,and even Q'Thiiln~ll was so surprlaed. wii,eri resillts of, ih~~ otber :~~:~~tu:~~;.~, lin~:~~~.re!:~m. :~'::A: tf'f.} 1 185.3 poands per man. Average of llae 171 pounda, Aver· the v;oting were announced.he )l!urted: · ·· ' l , tn 1 b•tUc of the !ua lt Hunt,·,. age of baells 155 poupo. Jlour janiors, seven eenlon. "Well! Thank you, gentlemen!" I !le ,with Wit lUton. Ohio u. sullered a .~ .. , , Honorable Mention, wl_tiJ yotes listed: en~r~. Jeff Rey, A 1 U f th , ld ., 1 h 1 be 1 J" "'"" 'Hawthorne. con!l!reneo shiner •oplnst once-beaten Li!~ ', , noldl, Ja~ksoa (831;. taeklea, Ooate Priee, Jaekson '(81); var a on o. e o .,ng e s o a u~_. i troun· vt1le. , I' Bob Rlllfb, LoJin (75); guards, Bill Brandon, Logan (7il) and Lynn Strait.. .. · · • and Denny Slrllble, Pvmeroy (76); center, Ronald Slly· We )lerhaps shoul~ have had ground ruie1 !.ln!itlng ilbmi ton, Wellston (74); qa,rterblclt, Dave Yerla11, Jacklcn nees to three, becau~ we required threli ~ •be voted on. (99); halfllacks, Larry Greene, Jaeklon ($ 7 ~ Bobby Nel· There were five nq!JIInated, Hawthorne •. Strait, Sims, Gary son, Middleport (531: fullbacks, Ronnie Clrr, GaHipOUJ Cundiff of Wellston and Dan Evans of Jackson. . I (77). And I was as guilty of subterfuge a.s the·other voters be· Most Valuable Player Jay Slmt center GalHpolls caus~ I rated Hawthorne ftrst-I!Jtcburlly~lllls ~econd and 1 · Coach Of Th~ Year! Joe'Maimllur: WellstOn. · Cundiff third. Realj(lll: Str.ail was the natu~~~ threat to Haw- 1 · thorne. By leavin~ $trait q!f entire.ly, when.Jie.deser\oed.to be 1 left on, an4 voting for two In the.I!BCOnd..and .third. spol$ I 0 didn't expect to win, Hawthorne WO'!Id .~ ~~t~ ~h~nce., Monty· for , The trouble ~as two ofuers left Haiytjlof11~ .otl\ ~llttrely an~, purp•l• ,.._1 • .eno.ugh rated him tl)ird and second. ch~iqe· ll). Pl,iif'rence to ·~ ~ ~r - - · ,,-..;;;r;i;.';,;; IIJO.QCU thetr own no,nunees that ~e :-vas edged out; llj)J, by.strait, but 1 COLUMBUS UP ,;.1 S · . . , by Sims. And others gave Stms enough seeonji plaee ch!(lces Ka1 HinllrJJianaier ·· 1 · ~oe w. S«OIItl St. - ·n•e: 432, ·;OIUitJ ' . Coach Woody Hay; ~~ Bo~~~~·~1e:fP~~~ ~~~~~~ to push him In, 93 to 91. · . " ' · ' .. · tod•y that alt~ough they eeaoon which . ,.w them ranked Of course,. exactly the same thmg happe~ed ·to. Strait,, a~d Sou": .lf011.·Fri. f.S; SGI. 9-.JI-~ ..,.11'111 bv III'Jijtle'lf the Bli T~n eflm~nahlp flrll tn the natlo~. I helped do It to him. , . · . I', ~~~~~t~~~,~~~~ ,f. ,: 1' Rooe Bowl bid oalelr t~eked Candidly, on the record, Strait was as near··the lllost v~lu" · there will be no ·lotl(ng · 'J, . until after Salurcillr'• IIQ1e arch·rlval Mlehlgon at. Ann SPORTS . , On Obi ., llinle "ames.Remmn . o·t.u He '.,:, :..h_J...les; DAn1110Q Ti·es Fnr··OCC v_, ··;,· · !:"."u ! Hayes Orders N LetupInw k. or M . , For TradJ't: IChi.gan T'Jt J ;tt:.;.. "We've still got qutte a b~ll game ahead or uti' he told hlo players who werc'Order'ed tl!llud.Y •II to• 1\lld amoday laterSttnday lhli week. :.. _tell'! ' •ex. The Ohio co••~. ha•·aiweral rei· ••ns tor wanting to beat the Wol· verlnes. Flr!t, It wnutd glvo the Bucko an undclcatcd "<•tern: Collier' once acason. Secondtr, 11 would ovenge last yeor'o U.O while wuh admlnlotered In tKe Bueklyea' home otadlum, lnd lutly, tt'o Ohio's "muat".i•me. Hayes dioo6unte~ any posJiblltiY that his ployers mlgbt boume a lackadalal~ll attitude In practlec thla week. "I don't thlnt thcte kl~o will get the lath04d: .. t~ey'llget down to work,.begtnnlng today;~~· sold. Hll OIIIC TIAM lr,ruiiT Saturdoy'o 17-13 wtn over de· tending champion ·Iowa will '10 Into the record book• ao one or tho sreatoat team ertorll In Buek· eye hlotory. 1 Alter a briuoinJ ••me opln•l Purduo the week before, Wtllcb e~::o~0~,20-~~~: :r.~e t: five halfbaeb .unlll Thur.,'i procllee. ,· . ' Don Clark, tbe toam'a twit~ 1atoer and .nhld 1tdb .m notion, 1\'BS nursl, a miiiCie end dldo'~fl: t au. ton, Ky., .:~moreto~b~ con::; both o!lonolv. fullback oad delenatve eenter1 tleppe~ Ill end personally OUII~~ed tile whole Iowa team by two yardo. ' The 19·yeor-old block buller tat' rled the boll oeven of elellt llmea In Ohio'• 8'1·yard oeori~l 'itr!VC that won t~e pmo. ' The BuekeyDI h..e now woo IS out of tllelr ·t11t 26 Bll Tea Pille& and their third Iitle In four rear• This time· Ohlo Stole will play Oregon In the peo~oeuon clallic " the Webloota oewed up the PI· elite CDitt c\mference title Sat· urdoy with a 16-7 win over South· ern California. i me .. :: :'./. A German she~h~rci lice to, uaorn the· ~unilng ~nile foup4 on bia body.. Atfl.guage Jhoti(Un with one ahell'dlscharJed was found be· aldebhp, , .,, . . .· :tft MAVtf. :' , Here tor 'l$8 in 3 hat~·workfDg weliJlt clalseir . lRSMEI IUSilEI •. I'!\ I '-. . ._./ A\IXtLIARY ··. .· · The Amerl01n Legion A~~XIilory met Monday e•ening at the LOglon Hall, Durinll the buolnesJ meeiiDII ihe group 'plonned· the I,lono Club melfu and dlseusaed the Annual Christmas party. Those attending W~· !4rs. Slbtl Sm!I)I.·.M,; ·~~il· nle ll<lush, Mrs. li!ven!ll Roush, Mrs. wuuaqi Rou;b, }Irs. RalpH lloUah, Mra. ·Ptrl Warth, M..,, il. c. Roney' and loin. C. C. Mont. gomery: . I ·ld4 Nine aew mediuJtl.dut7 mocier. to tl!e versatility Of th~•e :lluat)' · . VikiDp ·with ~w c·b·to·..eu:.'* dlmellojolll tor lmpro\14 ieiDJ.fniler, · · di!IDP and van-type ~l{oa;. Ad. . v111eed VS'I and 6'1 deliver el&cWI~ . • bl!fii-JiuillnJ. power, wllh :the ife.VJ~' , ' Duty Super Taskma~· V8• p~kili · a blah of I7S h.p. Hi&h·toolltit lip- , 1lo9 hike OVW ratltlp·to 2.1i00<1111'r. , ' ' .~o,,l,..r ilt>IN ~ n •l/l &rlll Sf .J~ i ,..., "'"" ,.... ""!'"~- •· ==-:-::=::=-==:-- ROIIW~LL TWICI YICTott CALCUTTA, India. UP - Kto Poaeho So&ur1 or 1E<uadoir, 7-G Roscwall of Au•lrall• dete1 ted 7·8, and then teomed. with Lew llold to 4et:eat Ja~k• Krtmcr an~ seeura, H loti, !"'!• sunday at Kratncr's lem)la t,ro\ipe wound u~ Ill tour of lildlo. · .:rr , ".;.,~A cmoAbo; 111! :., N~•t · ~·~u~ diY:a Notr',llllli~owqin wlll be toleviled·teilopeiiY In t~ )II~· wett ~Y )'18Q•. oe~e tf!ne.II a.'' Jtl• c. ,, t. . .J ....'•' !. .i . ·~ ' 1""711- .... Half 7 -- .. , .... . • -c. �. ,, T .. . ' . I . • I '· I '1)11111 .....,.., ,_.~.,dteport, o, Nov.t8,1957 Ne~n · Pomeroy' Awarded Honorable Mention . Pearl Hawthorne, Pomeroy's big, bruising named today to the An..Southeastern Ohio No. 1 • . The·honor waa a fitting climax to the prep grid days ~ 220 pound offeJisive and defensive star who has one game to play under the colors of the Purple Pa·nthers-against Middleport Thanksgiving Day. Middleport, on the comeback trail in football under John Thompson after three devastating years of hunger ylc!lory, placed John Kelchka, tackle, on the second team, Bobby Nelson, neet half6~K:k, received honorable IIDOP8 a field of exceptional!Y fine SEO halfbacks this fall. , The Panthers also placed Junior quarterback Terry Phalin on the serond team, beating out such seasoned performers as Dive Yerian of Jackson, and Cornwell of Athens. Yerian was g!ve~ honqrable mention. Denny Strilble, Pomeroy guard, was llited on the honorable merii!On roster for the SEO dream ieam for 1967 · · . The Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters and Sports Broad· c_.lets ¥soc~atlon made the sel~tions Sunday at the Amerl· can ·Legion Hall .in Jacbon, 0. Six of the eight SEO grid ~hill attended. Each Will Invited, In open session, to recommend bil own player1 and those of opposing teams he reJt1'ded as "the best." ,. 0111!1~ flrs\I~M,I wjere five from the 19G7,champion Wells· ton team,thrte from ackron, one from Galbpolis and and Hawthorne from Pomeroy. Athens, Nelsonvilie, and dleport we~e not represented: Wellston s were Frankie HIJJ, great halfback of the champs, Dick Polls, quarterback; Larry Co.ttrlll, tackle; Gene Reed, guard; and Tom Compston, end. HIJJ, Potts, and are .juniors. Jackson's were Bob Lavendar, Junior end, Dan Evana, lor tackle, and Diet Clu:on, junior guard. Galilpolil placed its Jay Sims at center and Logan its scoring thalllpion Lynn Strait at halfback. Th' serond lea!ft, also a hardnosed outfit, is made u ,0 f two from Logan; three from GaiUpoiis, two from Athcn/and one each from Pomeroy Middleport Jackson and Wellston Froio Lo11an came Gene Morgan, u\o pound '5-2 great ·· lnl baek who BP,ruiiJ ~trail around many a corner this fall, and·!d Bryant 185 pound guard Gallipolis loaded the ed .liar team witli' 1.8& pound taclae Jiril Mills, 145 guard Tel'!'Y Hall)llton, and 186 pound halfback Dick Life, liJht bllt aaresslve Athens end, was the.aeconel·.tea111 as was~ Ita fullback, Larry Smith. . quarterll&ck of ilomeroy Ketchka at tackle of Middleport . Bib Cl~menla of ~•ekron at center filled out the second il HonorabJe .mentiona beside Yerian at quarlel · ~t halfback Included Oogle Price Jackson tackle last year 11 a ~ard)· Bob Risch Logan tackle· Bill ' • Lo&an lUIrd , n S•l ayton, Wellston center; Jeff Reylloids, Jack110n end; Larry Greene, Jackson halfback; Ronnie Carr, Gallipolia fullback; and Danny Struble, guard, Pomeroy. In unproc~denled dose voting, alter every coach n;••,•• , conceded ·that Junior Hawthorne of Pomeroy and of Logan were outstanding candidates for the P~ . er" ;award, darkborse~mlnee •·•ay Sims, l'O pound ~ 1 IIa ceqier, nosed out w'thorne for the honor. Sims had t votes, Hawthorne 91, and Strait 87. A coaches' committee who tallied ail votes of the and broadcasters, broke Into laughter when they came to two bailols lha~ did not list Hawthorne as one of tho three names voted upon Fl did 1 H th ve can a es, aw orne, Sims, Strait, Gary Cundiff W ,,ellston and Dan Evans of Jackson had been nominated nrltirsand broadcast~rs could vote for only three of the five· Joe Malrlllsur of the champion Rockets wa, vot~ "Coach of the Year" for 1957 . ., "Malmllur" , • said Bob Willis of lh e Weil ston Scnhnei, c•nie to Wellstod three years ago when tile Rockets were ab110lutcly at rock bottom in football fortunes. He remolded the team, Its spirit, Its entire personality, and has guided the . ttChllol Into a heallhy athletic program." The vote on Malmiau 1 r was unan mous, .• Coache& present lvere John Thompson of Middleport Mel ASdams of LoUgun, Mabnisur, Don Eskey of Athens and' Bob ang of Ga ipoUs. Unable to attend were Alex Clio of Porn· oroy and Bob Penrod of Nelsonville ~Siiclaliol) members ta·klng pari In the votl Wll Ia~ Fl~atr~ck, Pfesidenl, Ray Noble Ed Clarr.gane:,e Jack: ~on, OWdlo 0 Donnell and Jim Porter oi Gallipolis; Bob Willis, Ohn eber, and Bud McGhee, Wellston; Jim Meyer Logan· ADdy Chonko, Al!lens, and Chesler Tannehill, Pome~oy·Mid: d1~.)19rt (2 votea). NeiiiOtiville wa1 not represented · H Jd H }f. £I L Browns 0 a "baJDe ead In ' ·NFL 0 Lat G F' Jd Ga} 'tr.: , . ~ , 111MJ 1nt II e roza .Je AND tiP - The Clev~~o ,Son ~~anelal!O I c.luq tenaelouoly to 1.., Anaeleo ~oOI•·tlp'~::l'll' Ia tile National Chleoeo Bom 0 8 3 4 4 o o 62ft :1100 3 5 o .873 lllvi· Oretn 81¥ a 8 o 2110 lioa today I l eome.from·lle· . hlad effort to lie W11hlnllon 31). lUNDAY'S RIIUL Tl ao Slllldq. W11htnaton so ctevelond 30, lie Tile lie; coupled wlth 1 loll New York 11 Jlll~atlelpblo o esrUer lhll MIIOII to Phlladelphll Detroit 31 San ft'llneilco· 10 Pve lht llrow11t 1 .837 lo•aue Baltimore 38 Chlcaao llem 14 aveJ'IP wllh a '8-1-1 merle. The Lol Aneelu n Green Bay Z7 delendtnr tlwlplon New Yort Olulo, wile Ileal Plllladelphlo l3NIXT IUNDAY'I GAMIS 0, Uvt a- H overall matt IDd CllictiO II lltlroll ' I .?JO ·aVl!l'ap. Green 8aJ at Pllllburah . ,.., lilt rtpt toe of Lou Loo AJ!aeteo at Clev.land lliat provided the Browno New York ot Chtraao Corda ue a(ltaat the nred·up San Froneloeo 11 Boltlmore . ,.d.~~ 11 tile aatna ve~rsa Wllhlnaton 11 Philadelphia third of lbe afternoon lecoada left te pull ,.. "" u Elolert .~!!:~..!' •· I (f ' . ., • I ·Grid.· :Hawthorne, Phalin, Ketchka/Named On 1957 Of Middleport, Struble From ' '' .• ~ J Lt'neman Of '"eek W Not KaJ~ze·rkow . Ski ..r oucnJust Dave. K!ll;., ALL-SOUTHEASTERN oHio FIRST TEAM Name ani Sebool . WL Grade If&. 1'p.(*) I'd say . . ,· 6 2 85 111 l'om Compston, Wellston ........ ) Jr. • · ;, We're berecetv.~JIIeMnor. Bob Lavendar, JackSon ......... 160 Jr. 5·11 lU~ K It Is not 50 for Hawthorne -ur· Strait that uan Kvans, Jackson ............ · 185 Sr. 5·11 11l5 ·r didn't get it. )Vill go onJo colle&e foo~batl, Larry Cottrill, Weliljton ....... , 195 Sr. 5-11 97 T · Strait was a ,Hayes Saturday and saw Gene Reed, Wellston ........... 190 Sr. 5-10 114 G o·~~K stirring ~tt.le manY. a Woody Hater bit the dlllt .. Dick Claxon, Jackson • , •; ••••• , 140 Jr. 5·7 103 G 1:..J again. Anti slimmed his billfold. · Jay Sims, Gallipolis • • . . . •• . • • . • 140 Jr.' 5·6 97 C Neither Strait o~ Hawthorne ~eeded the ~onor to go abead ,, Dick Potts, Wellston ••••. , •••.•• 185 Jr. 6·1 117 QB Clllll& ,..,,.,9 toward their.own objec!iv~s in sports. Both deserVed ll ~· · , 111 Frank Hill, Wellston ........... 160 Jr. 5-8 111 HB I . . .'baps it is best, afterall, that since both couldil't have It, SimA Lynn Strait, Logan .'............ 175 Sr. 5-11 100 HB j got il ·· · ' , , '' ' Pearl Hawthorne, Pomeroy , ...•. 220 Sr. 6.0 90 FB Something fairly ridiculous happened at Jackson· Sunday , '11L..:.- I" I"-·]] :' \ •Tp is total voles f~r each nominee baaed 011 posilble when the Mo~t Valuable Player was V9ted for the Southeasl; T 1%0. · ' ern Ohio Athletic League by the SEO Sportswriters and 1 •· ' ' ·· . · . · . First team total weight, 1,935 pounds. Average welgit Broadcasters. , , • (;! 176 pounds per mm Avenge ol Une 171 pounds. AverNone of us quite surmised what waa happening ._ it uq· ' iJt W.Ul · "'"~' !' ~·, .. Y . , · . age of backs, liS polllllb. Six juniors, flveeenlon. folded and after tlie lightening struck, it, was too late. Which I Jr to• GII.IMM ·. . · <hlirol Ohio W~oleyan. . , ALL-SOUTHWTEitN OHIO ~ECOND TEAM all goes to prove bQW tmpor~t are procedure, Ia?"; and rules I ~OLU!o!BUS UP - AnoJh.,. Capital an,d Akron wound up In · 1• Max Walton, . WellstOn , •...••••• 185 Sr. 6-2 97 E In all kind of social action politieal, fraternal, service elubl, Ohto eollege ll>otball eampatrp, a lleLlor runnerup honors lrilb ' Dick Life Athens 1 I w11 ready lor the record books· ·oeasou ..ndlng .vielorleo. J h K ' 1' • ' ' ' • • • • • • • • 138 Sr • 5-8 88 E or what hav e you · . ' . 1today u only three more ronte11B ' Mlai!!l which won the Mid· , o n etchka, AI ddieport , . . . . . 190 Sr. 5-11 96 T We unexpectedly named Jay Sims of Ga!Upolls Most Valli' 1 remain 00 Jbe· 1907 alate. t'merlcon title lh'"· week before•.. Jim Mills, G~. llipol~, , ....... ..... 185 Jr. 6·11 8Q T able Player in the league. Now Jay, if. be IS half .the, boy hi5 The Buekol'e'o tilt with Mlehl.. .,;., !J!ooded· 11.1 ' third . . _ of Ed Bryant, Logan .............. 185 Sr. 5·9 85 G j)oosters-Odle O'Donnell and Jim Porter-described ·~m to 1ran and lhB Unlveraity of DetrqU'• the oea,son !>y rea~en\ ,lllu'tol. Terry Hamilton~ Gallipolis .. . .. . 145 Sr. 5-9 83 G be.is a fine football ~layer. He no doubt .was an lnalilratlon to visit to Doflon. provide the only 18•7, althongh ell IIi• R::!i , l!lil Clements, Jackeon .... , . •. . 170 Jr. 5-10 91 c hla :team. . . . 1. . aouon ~onmnt~l .ohio· totlegc I~• eame. outa.Ide loaequ · · . Terry Phalin, Poll)e)'l)y • , .••..... 150 Jr. 5·7 108 QB But I'm quite sure not very many voters expected him to 1 tht!u~r~· :i."'~:d~1~~:i !'::.~:~ ~~~lloililld · Genbe Morgan, Logan ••.. , . . . . . 180 Sr. 6-3 62 HB , nor did they actually prefer him to win . . r , ' 1 oeuo...ndlng 1.me T~aobgl•ing · vlctorr" atrlng ··bi~e 1..1 ; lour · AI ert Lee, Gallipolis ..•.•.• . .. 136 Sr. 5-8 58 ·HB six coaclies present excepting GaJJiPdlis. :B!lb. Sang, IDat. · . · olralqht·. .· , ·' Larry Smith, At~ens •........... 155 Sr. 5·9 87 YB likely qtd not (f\pn '"inslde" report Is available to Sports j · ' ' · · M · . . · . , QO ~~ Second te110 total wei,.& 1,818 pounda. Average w:et~t Desk), ,and even Q'Thiiln~ll was so surprlaed. wii,eri resillts of, ih~~ otber :~~:~~tu:~~;.~, lin~:~~~.re!:~m. :~'::A: tf'f.} 1 185.3 poands per man. Average of llae 171 pounda, Aver· the v;oting were announced.he )l!urted: · ·· ' l , tn 1 b•tUc of the !ua lt Hunt,·,. age of baells 155 poupo. Jlour janiors, seven eenlon. "Well! Thank you, gentlemen!" I !le ,with Wit lUton. Ohio u. sullered a .~ .. , , Honorable Mention, wl_tiJ yotes listed: en~r~. Jeff Rey, A 1 U f th , ld ., 1 h 1 be 1 J" "'"" 'Hawthorne. con!l!reneo shiner •oplnst once-beaten Li!~ ', , noldl, Ja~ksoa (831;. taeklea, Ooate Priee, Jaekson '(81); var a on o. e o .,ng e s o a u~_. i troun· vt1le. , I' Bob Rlllfb, LoJin (75); guards, Bill Brandon, Logan (7il) and Lynn Strait.. .. · · • and Denny Slrllble, Pvmeroy (76); center, Ronald Slly· We )lerhaps shoul~ have had ground ruie1 !.ln!itlng ilbmi ton, Wellston (74); qa,rterblclt, Dave Yerla11, Jacklcn nees to three, becau~ we required threli ~ •be voted on. (99); halfllacks, Larry Greene, Jaeklon ($ 7 ~ Bobby Nel· There were five nq!JIInated, Hawthorne •. Strait, Sims, Gary son, Middleport (531: fullbacks, Ronnie Clrr, GaHipOUJ Cundiff of Wellston and Dan Evans of Jackson. . I (77). And I was as guilty of subterfuge a.s the·other voters be· Most Valuable Player Jay Slmt center GalHpolls caus~ I rated Hawthorne ftrst-I!Jtcburlly~lllls ~econd and 1 · Coach Of Th~ Year! Joe'Maimllur: WellstOn. · Cundiff third. Realj(lll: Str.ail was the natu~~~ threat to Haw- 1 · thorne. By leavin~ $trait q!f entire.ly, when.Jie.deser\oed.to be 1 left on, an4 voting for two In the.I!BCOnd..and .third. spol$ I 0 didn't expect to win, Hawthorne WO'!Id .~ ~~t~ ~h~nce., Monty· for , The trouble ~as two ofuers left Haiytjlof11~ .otl\ ~llttrely an~, purp•l• ,.._1 • .eno.ugh rated him tl)ird and second. ch~iqe· ll). Pl,iif'rence to ·~ ~ ~r - - · ,,-..;;;r;i;.';,;; IIJO.QCU thetr own no,nunees that ~e :-vas edged out; llj)J, by.strait, but 1 COLUMBUS UP ,;.1 S · . . , by Sims. And others gave Stms enough seeonji plaee ch!(lces Ka1 HinllrJJianaier ·· 1 · ~oe w. S«OIItl St. - ·n•e: 432, ·;OIUitJ ' . Coach Woody Hay; ~~ Bo~~~~·~1e:fP~~~ ~~~~~~ to push him In, 93 to 91. · . " ' · ' .. · tod•y that alt~ough they eeaoon which . ,.w them ranked Of course,. exactly the same thmg happe~ed ·to. Strait,, a~d Sou": .lf011.·Fri. f.S; SGI. 9-.JI-~ ..,.11'111 bv III'Jijtle'lf the Bli T~n eflm~nahlp flrll tn the natlo~. I helped do It to him. , . · . I', ~~~~~t~~~,~~~~ ,f. ,: 1' Rooe Bowl bid oalelr t~eked Candidly, on the record, Strait was as near··the lllost v~lu" · there will be no ·lotl(ng · 'J, . until after Salurcillr'• IIQ1e arch·rlval Mlehlgon at. Ann SPORTS . , On Obi ., llinle "ames.Remmn . o·t.u He '.,:, :..h_J...les; DAn1110Q Ti·es Fnr··OCC v_, ··;,· · !:"."u ! Hayes Orders N LetupInw k. or M . , For TradJ't: IChi.gan T'Jt J ;tt:.;.. "We've still got qutte a b~ll game ahead or uti' he told hlo players who werc'Order'ed tl!llud.Y •II to• 1\lld amoday laterSttnday lhli week. :.. _tell'! ' •ex. The Ohio co••~. ha•·aiweral rei· ••ns tor wanting to beat the Wol· verlnes. Flr!t, It wnutd glvo the Bucko an undclcatcd "<•tern: Collier' once acason. Secondtr, 11 would ovenge last yeor'o U.O while wuh admlnlotered In tKe Bueklyea' home otadlum, lnd lutly, tt'o Ohio's "muat".i•me. Hayes dioo6unte~ any posJiblltiY that his ployers mlgbt boume a lackadalal~ll attitude In practlec thla week. "I don't thlnt thcte kl~o will get the lath04d: .. t~ey'llget down to work,.begtnnlng today;~~· sold. Hll OIIIC TIAM lr,ruiiT Saturdoy'o 17-13 wtn over de· tending champion ·Iowa will '10 Into the record book• ao one or tho sreatoat team ertorll In Buek· eye hlotory. 1 Alter a briuoinJ ••me opln•l Purduo the week before, Wtllcb e~::o~0~,20-~~~: :r.~e t: five halfbaeb .unlll Thur.,'i procllee. ,· . ' Don Clark, tbe toam'a twit~ 1atoer and .nhld 1tdb .m notion, 1\'BS nursl, a miiiCie end dldo'~fl: t au. ton, Ky., .:~moreto~b~ con::; both o!lonolv. fullback oad delenatve eenter1 tleppe~ Ill end personally OUII~~ed tile whole Iowa team by two yardo. ' The 19·yeor-old block buller tat' rled the boll oeven of elellt llmea In Ohio'• 8'1·yard oeori~l 'itr!VC that won t~e pmo. ' The BuekeyDI h..e now woo IS out of tllelr ·t11t 26 Bll Tea Pille& and their third Iitle In four rear• This time· Ohlo Stole will play Oregon In the peo~oeuon clallic " the Webloota oewed up the PI· elite CDitt c\mference title Sat· urdoy with a 16-7 win over South· ern California. i me .. :: :'./. A German she~h~rci lice to, uaorn the· ~unilng ~nile foup4 on bia body.. Atfl.guage Jhoti(Un with one ahell'dlscharJed was found be· aldebhp, , .,, . . .· :tft MAVtf. :' , Here tor 'l$8 in 3 hat~·workfDg weliJlt clalseir . lRSMEI IUSilEI •. I'!\ I '-. . ._./ A\IXtLIARY ··. .· · The Amerl01n Legion A~~XIilory met Monday e•ening at the LOglon Hall, Durinll the buolnesJ meeiiDII ihe group 'plonned· the I,lono Club melfu and dlseusaed the Annual Christmas party. Those attending W~· !4rs. Slbtl Sm!I)I.·.M,; ·~~il· nle ll<lush, Mrs. li!ven!ll Roush, Mrs. wuuaqi Rou;b, }Irs. RalpH lloUah, Mra. ·Ptrl Warth, M..,, il. c. Roney' and loin. C. C. Mont. gomery: . I ·ld4 Nine aew mediuJtl.dut7 mocier. to tl!e versatility Of th~•e :lluat)' · . VikiDp ·with ~w c·b·to·..eu:.'* dlmellojolll tor lmpro\14 ieiDJ.fniler, · · di!IDP and van-type ~l{oa;. Ad. . v111eed VS'I and 6'1 deliver el&cWI~ . • bl!fii-JiuillnJ. power, wllh :the ife.VJ~' , ' Duty Super Taskma~· V8• p~kili · a blah of I7S h.p. Hi&h·toolltit lip- , 1lo9 hike OVW ratltlp·to 2.1i00<1111'r. , ' ' .~o,,l,..r ilt>IN ~ n •l/l &rlll Sf .J~ i ,..., "'"" ,.... ""!'"~- •· ==-:-::=::=-==:-- ROIIW~LL TWICI YICTott CALCUTTA, India. UP - Kto Poaeho So&ur1 or 1E<uadoir, 7-G Roscwall of Au•lrall• dete1 ted 7·8, and then teomed. with Lew llold to 4et:eat Ja~k• Krtmcr an~ seeura, H loti, !"'!• sunday at Kratncr's lem)la t,ro\ipe wound u~ Ill tour of lildlo. · .:rr , ".;.,~A cmoAbo; 111! :., N~•t · ~·~u~ diY:a Notr',llllli~owqin wlll be toleviled·teilopeiiY In t~ )II~· wett ~Y )'18Q•. oe~e tf!ne.II a.'' Jtl• c. ,, t. . .J ....'•' !. .i . ·~ ' 1""711- .... Half 7 -- .. , .... . • -c. �' ' ' '' "l'f ;l, •uj \ "' ' . ~ , .. J :(~ddleP.,rt' ~~· ; h,.~ety ::; . Larry Rice and Robert Mills t and famtly ol New Lexington were were In Springfield over the wee!> weekend guests of hiS brother end buntUtg pheasants : •nd Sister 111 Jaw, Rev and Mts Mr. and Mrs Ralph Radcltlle, Eugene Brown and family I Columbus, spent the weekend at 1 Mrs Harold Erwm and daugh- Sentinel, Pomeroy BUC- Referee Says Periodic - 6-Dally ·Middleport, " ;· . l~.!h~a~sdM~l~~~e!nle:, , P~?s~e:sH~~~~~~.r da•~ Supplement ·Payments lllegal ~ _B~ml~~~.:~~.~~; Syracu~e Nazarene IMrs. W..B. Ha~ris Teen T1mers Class 1 Shows P1e Bak~ng ,. , ter, Barbara, Galltpolts, vtslle<i : 1,fJ1,, ~Y'!!9Dd Lee Wdbtn.:~J!d their home on Hooker Street Mr and Mrs Edward Pme. Cle Fnday with her moth01. Mrs A1 •on) Grea'!IY Lee, were rtll!tll~ 1)1ome, from HolZer Hospltaf1Sun· vela~d, Mr and Mrs Asci Searle• bert Mees and Mt •nd Mrs Mul· tamed the members of the Te~ Mr. and Mrs Roxy Pncc, Dayton colm Mees and daughter Ed1th T1mers Sunday School Cia" of t~e 'Clay. Mr and Mrs H:arry Hndson, Me Ann Ed1th Ann accompnn1ed theni Syracuse Nazarene Church Thoro~• lin. Robert Milia an1 di'llfJier, Keesport, day evemng at her home.' Racme were among the rela i home for a v1s1t llob!D: llrL Larry Rice aDd JOn, ttve, called here by the aeath of Mr and Mrs Malcolm MePs Road Dunng the busmess sesswn with pip~, were hwmeso vl.!iltOr. in Mrs Martha Hudson spent Sunday 10 Galhpolts wtlh farkeraburg Saturday L D Hartmger spent the week 1\h and M1 s Harold Erw1n anrl M1ss McClintock, prcstdent, pre , Arthur Clark, freshman at Mta· end In Buffalo W Va w1th rein fam1ly They Wt're accompamcrl stdmg, plans were made for a jnl UniverSity, and a frtend, John ltvcs home by thctr dao ghlet Ed1th Ann Chmlmas party to be held at the home of Donna and Reva Rae, the ~pear, Steubenvtlle, sptnt the , 1who 'spent the week end there .weeljend with Judile and Mrs Mr and Mrs Roy Evans )n< Mr and Mrs Wallace Blackburn dale to II< announced later 11 was l:edrlc CIIJ'kk, and vtstted Satur· children, Canal Wmchcster VISJterl rl Ironton were gutsls of Mtsse., decided to remember each mem· lillY With Charles Haskms at Ohio has grandmother, Mrs C F Haw Augusta, Lucrt'tla and Ada Ger. ber wtth a hankerch1ef shower on kina, and family Salurd•y hetmer linlverslty thetr btrthday ; Mra VIOla McCUllough and son, Lester Yeager, Columbus, vtslt • MJss \u gusta (j-cnhet,ner Is tm Prayer by the teacher, Mrs Max tne Arnold, concluded the, meet provmg after a lO days tllness Stephen, have returned to Austin, ad here over the weekend mg alter wh1ch refreshments were ~exaa, alter betng coiled here by Franklin Richards, wno Is em / Cecll Ward IS confaned to h1s served by the hostess assiSted by the death and illness of her mot· ployed JD Columbus, spent the I home Mulhcrry Ave wtth the nu Mn Harvey Allensworth weekend wtth hiS grandmother 1 Mr and ~l rs Fred Healy of Col her mother l\lrs Pautme McCitn· Mrs Hez Koot limbus were weekend guests oi lock to Deanna and Darlene Wat· son, \llary Jamce Cundiff. Donna Mro Clyde French Jackson, '' 1n Clearwater, Fla , for an mde Misses Lena and Katie Guth Rae, Rtla Cunningham Charlene ftnlte visit with friends Mrs Max Metnhart " conftnctl and Sharon Hayes, Susanna Arn· Jane Harrts, student nurse at 1 to her home, Locust St by tllness old and Mrs Arnold the St Joseph Hospital School ot Davtd Hysell, student at OSU Nursing, apent Frtday mght with Columbus spent the weekend with 1her parents, Mr and Mrs W ll htS parents Mr and Mrs VIctor Harris and sister. Jtll Hysell, Mornmg Star Mr and Mrs Raymond Hatflettl I " I I POMEROl SOCIETY I 'We PICk Up I.._ Deliver Hill. Cleonocl ond ;oltcbtl HOME ' LAUNDRY CO. und family moved Frtday from Brooksvtlle to Rutland 1 Mr and Mrs Raymond Halftelrl • and lamtly, Rutland viSited Sunday afternoon w1lh Mr and Mrs Clar Mrs Homer Hysell iind tnfanl I ence Andrews and family daughter returned to thelf homr J\l,i" Barbara Ann Wehrung RN Athen road to day It om Holter returned to htr dulles at the Um Call 61f0..1 : verslty Hosptlal, Chicago, ll' 11 N. 2nd Avo. Middleport aa~d Mrs Preston Brow 1 ~;:~·~~~::1;~ a several da)S vtsi' ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;.I Mrs Hartwell• CUrd attended a school lor worthy matrons and ftn• OPTOMI:!IIIT oflteers ol the OES held Saturday In Lowell Mro Beulah Peoples 11":, 1 N W. ••• COMPTON, 0. D. ,..._. ...._. f ' .......... _Uil'OJ Offlee Rollrll t te U, I te I. ICIOIII II NOOD OD Tbtii'L I~~~~~~~~~~§§~§§§§§~§§~~ ~ deputy gund matron was lhe 111 struct01 I Mr and Mrs eharles Eskew and chtldren Barbara Davtd and Jan ICC of Malden, Whom... Va •pent lh1' weekend at thcar W Mom St Hundred$ Attending! [--7th 'IG WEEK J PROPHETI( CRUSADE Charles Withee and daughter Elaine openl Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Marcinko and famll/ TUppero Platns / Mr and Mrs Charles Eoke• entcrtameri a group of relative< Sunriay at their home, , West Main St. Guests were Mr and Mrs Les· lie Burnside, and Allee anrl Susan Jlomcroy SOUTH COACH NAMED MONI"GOMERY, Ala Ul' ~ody Ph1l11cy ol 1'ulanc, Darrell Royal of Tuu~ andl John"'y Vaug 11' ' of Ml'iSiss tppl today wr.rc dcs1gnn led as CjiRCites for the Soulh 1n lht• 1nnual Blue Gray football game Dec 28 Jack 1 Moll .. kopf of l'u1 due, Murray Warmath uf Mmne ~!.tH and Don J<~llllfO( Vf MISSOUII will coach the North BIBLE LECTURES At The Pomeroy High School · TUESDAY Topic Devine Predictions of 17 Great Events To Take Place In the Next 1000 Years. ____ _ tHeir of the Great and Mighty Events Ahead for ..... 1 I j wht'"'" • :rttlllll, Martinez To Get PINK GREEN '58 Frigidai·re ,..... '\41, 1 .285 r;;;E;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a;~~ end up dead laat In thetournament. scheduled averait' or's debut IQ lldtnera, 14?-peund elimination addwith 82 runs bltiM aIn ,. bctlfetn, ot coutie, he made ot 1958 with t~~~~~pm, •.aoe *'•r•~· UP - Ken Boyer. CardiRJII c&nt.er third baleman man In 1 lie~· a 1958 National ' 1 eoshl ealy 15 eelitl . · .. ' Bul the ' Catdl~ll~ hnt offlee hu an .9neli;y ouaplelpn that !(en ml~bl tflll!e till potential, keep hli ovc!due date' with baseball greatneaa, In 1nothet unllorm. I, a day fer l'lc"'c Come Early! - • _______._ _ _,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:-=---''.i.'-''';;;.•...;;. ~~ ":: I T";""""'.._'7L.--~-......:... ' I 1r /'j ... 1 ( 1 < --~~--~~~--~----~----~ ·- ---------· --- • P:.,.u~rot GOC Vnit Spots 15 · P~~S~day Poot of the partlelpotSundsy all- ••4 S»t swr" Doll'l hell~le to ph;,..e ahout ~7 lola ~~ *For Cleanest Clothes *FQr Lint Removal *~pt· Driest Spin Tri-Lustre • PoREE HOME TRIAL I FURNIY.U.R.E • ~1 r Boy Giye~ { ather Hard' Time~ :Mo9daX tmau. , Three-year-o)~ ~2lin'1.1' .ll~oblll ltlcine 80 ~a ~ I vue of' thrlstmjs,, ll011iib' Glenroy EWing but he also gave hlo lither plenty 9f worry. The blonde, 'handsome little hoy was left by bls father, Marvin B. MollohaP. In tltll• ~~y'l ~arkll!l automoliUt'iMar 'IJ!t. ~~ Frallkllli Store al!Out 11·30 I: m. wblle the elder lolo~han 1\'0llt on a brief ahop~lng tour: ,- , , Upon Of ' IAKI f ao days ·.'. ',.,,. Dh•r"W~· . ln. No oblljaUoa. .. atop , :. :' ,} , ,,, I~E 4 'tllll Voutb reUow&b,lp of the r . wl"" ' _____ BINGLI I con-II Plant Blne1 , Sabra Can· adav ''Talf'my", 1udy Chase Chorus numbers qurlng th• B~OI>) are "It's a Grand Ntght for Slnt~nt". "r!" Sitting pn Top oi the World", "R~cf Salls , In the Sunset'', ''Melody of Love'\ "Hwh, j.Jttlc Batiy", "I'm Gom( B~ck to Dlxte', medley 11Mammy11 ''If You- Knew Susie". "Mandy" )l.,oQ Metbo4lil Church wttl ltiD CROSS M.,l:rtNG bivj 1 bake sale on Saturt!ly It A meeting of tba,~.Re<! Croaa llHI B. ond B. Marke1 In · itUOII. Boafd wtU be held TUeeflay evenl'foeeeda wiU be used In the Inc at 8 p. m In Ute Chapter !DOYle pro~ funcl- of lbe ROom, accordmg to annoQncemcnt made today 9\lllrth. 1 ' . . fo, 7our private ll&e. Otlr setVIee II d~dle , eonfldea&ill. ·,Ohtiose uy mo\int ,f ~. : '1000. dWo.e lhe tenhs 'lila& •aW& )l~ lt!!tt. i ' ·by U.81Testing Co. lnr., The Wo~ld's ' l-eHIDI ludependent Testing Or&aniDUon ' _, I UNIUD PRill ' Ott;.: CloWy, 1t111 ....,., ,, ' today. 'll'flr cittilly wtt1t ~ .,.,., llurriot nttr Lab Iii~ ~ and Woo:ltWtday, . . ~ ' Hllh today hi lilt JO'. ltlfll lltt 40'1 _......,~ low .... ' nltltt 26 to M. · --~---:--------...--..: \ Pomeroy·Middle~n. OhiO, Tuesday, Nevembej' t9; )~T ' 'lbal's all! No olher cllargea of any ldoll. lllaoy ' loaoa m.ade In 11 'mloutea. Have 11111 eqJI aow ' ' \ ' Managers -:" Goapcl Sons• - Old and New Hymn• of ott Churchei Jllualral· ed On The Screen In llcautiful Color. I I I~ """''.J' ' ' . Argument On Aim At Welter Title ' Lnttttcd Seallnl '- •• ' ' el ;:. apa NO. ' WATJI - MOltO. Ia AdveriJIIDI ) lb ct~IIOD n·~t I, • ·$1)9 ,... RATED Thr l'rophotlc Cruaade 1• On The j\lr 1;my Sunday A~ornlng Ill~ NOWI l oplll.,..,,... , ..... WASHER LISTEN - e ·ST.· . ' .. ;. T•...., • ULTRA.C!pN tSte Your Future Unroll•d l'or 1000 Years , --..------~l t '. I 1 What Became Of ' ' ... mt Five Mic~anJouths Terro~:; •' ·.>l~tke ~~d ~p~L Passengers On Pennsy~vania Train ~ i.se 'spro~se . Bo yer Pomeroy, OWo ~~~~~==!!~.!Still Attracts N,~ ' tlleel; WATCHMAKERS ''What Is Coming?" .. I ' ' ~ .... . COLLINS JEWELRY Sl"ORE You and the World. 'Don't Fall To Jloar Thla Challenging Scriptural _,__ l'releillltlonl COLUMBuS UP-Irwin I Wol,l. referee lor the Ohio Bur· &aD' •et Unemployment Compensa· lion, 1'\tled Friday the "per!odto"' payment ill supplemental unem· Pl?ymont ~Mills Is Illegal m OHio •' 1 Through tM, periodic plan, th~ employe would receive his uncm· ployment benefits weekly frol'l the st~te and would draw from 2 GRADUATE November 19 at 7:30 P.M. ' htcr, JpM, back to St Josep~ Hos Parkersburg Saturday aflet', Jane a stu~ent noroc at st Jose ph tiosp 1tal school of Nursing, had been an overmgbl guest at her home A Bake Sale has been scheduled the lobby of the hosptlal Satur· 10 day by the Student Nurses' AssoCl3llon and ~trs Harrts look two ptcs lot their contrtbullcn p1tal,' Mrs. Gerald Rppe Guest Of Honor At 'Presbyterian Family Women To Hold Bazaar Nov. 20-21 First Baptist Golden Rule Class Meeting I I' ' ' ' 0., Nov. 18, 19G7 the ~mploye would recplve bene- mlsalon began a fuU' seal~ ~omti ftta from both the company aad hunt .on the &rJltll!ds. of Iii the state at the end of hlsaod nuclear ,reiearch l!Jlloil 'bel)" I~ of unemployment. day. The search, expected to tal:~ . .11 ptonth, wq ordered 11 a preThe case ruled o~ li'r~ •. cautionary move. Laat month aq vqtved William D. MCReynolds an anti-personnel bomb Jell from employe bf the General Motors World War n was unearUted ned Corp and a me. of the Unit· the station and It was feare4 ed Auto Workers Umon there may ~ more. McReynotils• appeal was ftled "ENOUGH'S INOUGH" A demand for more pies at the the mmpany an equal amount by both the company and tbe d every three weeks " 1e 1c Mrs Harm. who 1ormer1y · unton Wolrs dt!Cfsion uphetd CHICAGO ~-,\ destroY•r asSISted her husband and his par· Wolrs rqllng came In the ftrsl Tichenor's ' ruhng •BOd rejected seam 111 of eocklesheU proportloni ents tn operatmg the Mary JanJ t.eot case appealed from Bureau the unlor'• contention t'at sup· ' I Administrator Jam- R. Tich•~ "· Is getting hlo teaDI up over b0 Df' Restaurant, to bake eleven more r, ,. plementa unemployment Mnel11> arres••d by the •bore p,..o!. Jo•• nor s deelalon announced last "' • " '"' p~es m the kitchen at the Nurses' ' paid under the "periodic:' P" Kennelly, who's only 0 feot 3 In· Homo to add to the mcrch1ndlse July Ttebenor ' ruled that sup- menl plan would be le•al under ' •hes tail, has bee• arreo'"• b• plemental ' unemployment eompen existing law, • '1utborttles 15 limes• on charges ""' of' lor the sale Mrs Harris Is the daughter of satlon was Illegal. Mrs Lula Russell, whose fame as He did not rule on the two Fred J. ·Mllltaan, executive sec· mperiOIIallng~lor. cook and baker tn the Mary Jane 1other plans of su'oplemental un retary ol the Ohio Information and Mar!tn Restaurants Is well· •!Dploymenl·benellii rejected by Committee, commended Wolf ou IN,URED AGAtmt S~NIK known throughout this area, and Tichenor his deCISion teeps tlul family tradttlon ol el· ThThey are: ,h , STOCKHOLL!d, Sweden UP-~< pert baking e concurren1 pan, 1 t NlllS 1 "This Is the seventh defeat of Jtltery aponsora of ~ext yllnj 1 · whlc~ the employe wDuld ,recelv'' S U B In Ohi0 ' Ml!flga'\.,a~ld ~uropea~, tra~k · -nd field , payment from the alate ~~d the "Previously, 1t had been reject tren't talflng any eltaneea on :ompany at ~~~ '11111' pme we~k j•llll by the voters of Ohio, four pos~lblt linanclal 1"'. ~ lla ' by weei. ' Urnes to the Legislature, antl taRen oul IDJ~ ~( tbef .' , Dir~ner The lump sum plao, ~Y which twtce by admlniatratl~e ruling" >I 20 000 ci'Owna $i,1l00 IU • world war, Aalill Dtl, 1 Mrs Gerald Rupe Bradbury, was 0 ~uest of honor Salurda> when hor ' '.· daughter, Miss Ann Rupc, RN, The Cbr~tmas Bazaar ol the Galhpolls had a famlly dmner at ' ' I he!r apartment celebratmg her Womon'! AMoctallon will be held cLosm Nov 20.21 at the First Presbyter· mother's birthday tan Church from 12-6 p m DETROIT UP-Fl•e Michigan FBI agents and Detroit pollee TULSA, Okla. UP-Tbree tom~ Mrs L E Roynolds presented youths who allegedly t.errorlzed who were alerted 1by railroad ofli· stooes have been ttm~ed ov~ tq The pubhc Is mvlted to tbe b3 Mrs Rupe wtlh a decorated blrtb· the stolen 10odo dlvla!OD 'o{ 1•1 zaor and refreshments of sand pwen&er1 aa tht ·Pennaylvanla day cake w1chcs takes, cooties, pies and Railrbad'a "Red Arrow Expre8i" c1als 10 Toledo were waiting at TUlsa pollee depmmepl 111 'r*DI durlnt an oveml~t trip from the stalton for the train to arrive years after having been Jelf. 0)1 Those present tnclud£d Mr and coffee will be sold Military ' pollee were also on lawns aa a prank. ID • repon Jp Mrs Val Reynolds and daughter, Other articles on sale are home· Hirrloburs. Pa., to ~etrolt, wert hla oupertors on the Jrl¥.• lltarlt' Rena Lynn, Morgantown, Mr and m•de candles, c>kes. plea, cookies, arrested by local police and FBI Mrs Gerald Rupc. Bradbury; Mr ielhes and relishes, pott.e~ plan!J, a&ents today aa they stepped olf hand but did not participate 10 era Wednesday. Sil I j , S~ the arre1ts since the f1ve men observed "none of the' 0\ylltiJ and Mrs L E Reynold! Mrs h1nd decorated ptllow·cases, stu!· the train had received their diScharges. have shown up to cl~lm lh'!!l·" 1 MargarCI Reynolds. Middleport. £ed toys Pa reel Pos• pnckage"; a The youtbs, all of whom wer• Miss Shirley Mealy, RN, Galltpolls Wh1te Elephant table, and til types dtshonorably dbcharged !rom the 01 hand marie goods Army at Ft Dtx, N J. Thur<· day, were being queotloned bv the fBI sl~ee the , 41s~urbaneo. occurred durlnl lnlltrstate travel A st~lb you111 m~a, who also TOMMY FARit was dlabonorably d(s(:barged •I ly Unlttd Prtsa Tommy Farr, a ru•d· Wtlth· Fl Dlx 'J'huraday. leaped off t 10 Mr nnd Mrs Ernest Covert en· (oat IVIrJ tnt of hlf ffvt train at Toledo, Oblo, when It wn tertalned the Golden Rule ClaRS of flghll In tho u. s. on a l'f'lnl more travelling about to miles au the Ftrst BaptiSt Church at theh· titan 20 ytara ap b~l t"* Iormor hour He lo being sought. home with Mr and Mrs Cltflord British ond Emplro hoovywolghl Pnl i~e sa1d lhe youths wt 1 H•yes and Mrs P K Russell on king won AJatrlcan htorll ntYtr• were lden!lfled as Robert l>ue»ll the hosp1lahty committee Otl! Hill, 20 Jlld ,Jiobert If •· Clemu Fox Vlce·pre~J(Jent, waa thtltto. Though • ~opoltu tlildtr- 18, vacs, 18, all of Delrott, Robr. I dov when In 1937, ho waa tho flrlt ' ' In charge of the meeltng and the challongt tho newly crowntd SlmltJion, 19, H t c~ory Corne. s ~·· 'f04/t llotlttub ............. opening prayer was giVen by the to Jot Lowlt, ht took ovi'l'· and Rartlell McConnell, 20, Fern allp, vacwno cup oiol. Rev C F. Hovt Mr Fox led the champ thlftl Loula throw at him for 15 drle, had alcoholic dr\nta on t" ' dcvotJonal service also p.llrm~tottng."""rW~ -. full rounda tnd atlll wn tnlrllnt train and aeted up durlnl muc1 Durl;,~ the bu'i~ R091 mc,,J.ng ol tho llnl•!- loMr but on hla ot the tons Joqrn~y. these olftccrs were circled lor tho feet. The e~lq~t 9l Ibe daf11~1~ •> f I lollowtng year PrFsldent, Cleml8 the tmn wu ~ol (mm~lat•l• h••~~~·~ l'ox, Ylee prcsldonl, Rubert !lag· Farr? Ht l•itd"ti comtlactl jt 37 known but a Tlme-LIIe ne~Jit -. qCJ ty, sccrctnry -Mrs Clcmis Fo~. In I950 whllt j tucctalful pub , 1rt1 for Mlletle .._ treasurer Mrs P K RuS!ell , tea owntr tnd ho Rnltd quicklY· T.. w'to was a passenaer on the Ira • ~&ld the (ortliOT servlc•men ton 1 cher, Paul Smart oi ,., rA.., _.. d1y, he's 1 sporh columnl•t Jn a t~e elot~lng off a conductor '"' Ihe program was• presented by lortt circulation London ntWapa· kept the passengers In constant Mr an~ Mrs Gerald Anthony Tho (ear uotll the train arrived , t hostcsscli s(lrved u dessert cour~w linton Station hcrq. to twenty members uud three The 1ne~snlap oiid ,t~c- men ~"' guest r1ed ~olm , al !eaol ono of the"" had a tuQ lie u)d the~ rlp(~Qd up th,. olub "'· Sll)alihlng wln~owo and 11aohlng the ~at*""' , Tho now'"''" sold eondurtors considered stopping lbt train at HOLLYWOOD UP - \'10re Pittsburgh to bave lij'horllics re Martinez may think he's a ctnch move llle ,v~un1 !DCD Qui they dr to , WI~ the v~cant welterwel&hl clded agalnlll ouch action on the ebamplonshlp, but Ramon Tlsea· chance the men mlabt start usln~ YE~LOW \ reno'a manaaer will toll you ~· their knives and the gun 11 force WHITE doesn't stand an outside chance were wed to put them off tho Manuel Dr91, unlmpre111ed with train. TURQUOISE Martines's alxth-round technical .,--.----·--;--,--...,.--:--:-knocko~t over Tlseareno Saturday In the seaaon Just entletfl he was nlihl at Hollywood Lealon Stadt· fight b~ck wh~ be started, COm· urn, alld he gtlures Martinez will Ina remarkably cloae to hll hegtn, WATCH REPAIR AUDITORIUM Eul Main &1. - Pomeroy, Ohio Tomorrow Night's I Mrs James Tipple and son ol AI hens. Mr anrl Mrs Raymond Hatfield and chll dren, Churlcs and Joyce, Rutland and Mr and Mrs Clarence Anrl rcw11 and children Jil(lmy Mary < ' I • • • # I I .. ' "Swante;',. nnark ~ !J'own Strutters Ball'; nBatun· u, 'Jack", ucan· comedy, wiU be pre. tan Dopce", "Amerfca 1 Love ,,,,,.,.. Class f'rj~ar eve- You', "Here Ga.s the ~howbeat" ' · Tom Stewart has b•o gmtor so)oa "'l'jt~e's a Gqld lll!lle In the S~y" and "Don't ''cnce lie In" ll'rotlnv 1 (Con\lnutd_,... on Pa;e~e) f S~ial Of Meigs toott;L[: Hunters ____ ' � 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 18, 1957 daugherty jukes smith