http://66.213.69.5/files/original/532ba9a87389c646ae065b07a78dafb9.pdf 54b32b4681349c40577b969370e33bd0 PDF Text Text ' ' ' '' "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 ____ ' �'. ,• ., ' . .. . . . < ., ForeignNews THE DAILY SENTINEL Commentaryr f811lentatm!!, Editorially Bf3 t By CHARLES M. MtCANil \.) Unllod· Pr"' Stoff Cor,.....,.nt ,, 'te. k ., . ·Soviet Ru .. ia appare•tly "h" 1" ~ ... ~d . ~liftallln LONG BEACH, Coli!. IJP-Thn failed in an a\lempt to set up 1 · ~- allier it w ·P.:,~t ~~. at't>o.! alrrraft earrler Philippine Sea new inlernallonol Communist or. tilof, Ohl~. .. returned to ;_is dock today with a ;· • ~~PII&. ·•~ WUvm by carep of charred wreckage and been perststont ,. · tittler 'Where ·av"altliblf:lii lllirtt 19 bodies, all that was found a! ports recently that idvll!tloadlf• ' f Obi0 d . . per w'eek; one 1'fllt at ter .a proud luxury airliner were trying to establish s~cb an CoiumiJ'Us indeed, .!'IllCn o an pel· :. The Dally Sentlnel offli:e, $18.60; crashed into the sea Nov. 8. organization. haps the nation had a new football idol at llx months, $7.80; .!~. Jl)onthl, CIVIl Mfonafilles lloird exa· Ostenoibly, tho object ill the o•· about five minutes to 4 p.m. last saturday. l!:DO. lly mofor route 'wbero avail· miners hoped lhat the 14 carton• would be to promote able: me 1nonth tt. By maU on, ol debris. a bag of mail and the ganization unity ·among Communist parti" N1!ver in ali history of Ohio State untv CI1Sl'tY Jear $8; alit mont%. f4..25; tlu-ee remains of the 19 pmons wo~Jd l!lllide and oulilde the Iron Cur- football had a finer one-man performance months, $2.M; one month, $1. •.. Published every att,m..,n ••· give lhem '"me clue as to what taln It; real objert, of course, would been g~yen t han th at provt'd ed bY burl Y Ilob eept Sunday by 'nle !lblo Valley happened aboard the Pan Amert· he to restore Russia to its one- White, sophomore third string fullback who ~tine!, !Dt., at no· Hetlllnle can Stratoeruiser. St.. Pomero~, o. JluiiDeaa lifilee Aboard the ·ssn Franclseo to time poslllon as the fountainhead is third stringt no longer. Communist wisdom. th' phone 3118, editorial oftke pbOae Honolulu bound plane were -38 ofBut Nikita s. Kl\rtJRhchev, the Being a witness of it was to see a mg t>arieqers and a er~ of ·elg~. 1111'1· Rear A>dm. Thomas Ahroon. Soviot Communist Party leader, that 'could not happen. The miracle in conI .says that rio su~h orga"tza· 1 r commander ot Carrier Division now lion Is either planned or needed. ception and execution. t was as near supe · ' 17, told newsmen wbo met the '• In Ns inlervlew last Friday human as any thing most of the 82,935 rabid earrlir. with ·Shapiro, <kjef 61 th ' football fans there ever will see In sports of "I don't believe there were any UnitedHenry p,.., Mdseow uateav Khru. survivor.v.. We searched about •hchev said: any ~Ind. It was, t~ t~~ sports fan, a senti·THURIIIAY •Milt 108i0oo \!tluate miles ·of the PariS."'d 'J:htlr, Pu~Jam , mental thing so deep os·to force a welling of The . Women's Au'xillary ol fie t11d had very tonstrtoetlve re- "The times do hot teoulre any , ft ·•L'" t d 1 on . In briDging back ovidenoe " Comintern or ·Cominform; which the •hroat long 8 er '""•even a~ on y up Graee Episcopal Cburth wlll rnHt aujts CAB ,otflter Dr. WllUam KloepThursday aftel'liOOI) at tile -'liot!le :rer ul'd it , ... the hope flf hi• played their hlltptifc rble and lut- Its recall. ol Mrs. J. 0. Rbedel. lin. Dalo · · ·'nued their Junotiona." . Tlte Fan did not ·~y.m! 10 be an Ohio State Dutton will r~view tbe boolc fger,e;·tbat the evidence '"taraed . lthruabchev refet'red !O lbe old · · ,J r'lmltdtlons 01 Cbrlirt" by Tlrbmt1 ''llnl aolve the queltldft ilf the colnmut\Jst rnternati~MI, dllcJ .Alumnus to Slllnd Iii ~we of what had hap· 111;.tlry 6f what .llappened ·Ul wet9)IO· shocked . A. Kemphls. ~ , tb.ii 'llomanet ot the 'Bides' the C'omlntern, and !be more •rt- peneil. Even Iowa cent comrpunlst Information llu· . tJtelr ·natlon··leadlll'j ''passing quarterback CLA!iS TO MtiiT 'plwtiing Ul her watel')' grave." 'IThe Willing Workera Clus of r'e~hr~~~~~~h•toi.r"W:;,'1~ em· tlirew three times In the warilng min· the EUB Chureh will meet TbursphatlcaiiY that no sncceuor to utes 1n his derperate ·effort to unlfalance the r tltly evening at tht home of Mrs. Freddie~Brown r· these oreanlzatlons waql!anned. result of WbJte~s rev.en cJiaJi!les from his own • Huber Brown. There wlli be elec· , But there Is good renson to be· • lion of offleera and all mambi!ta II eve that a new organization niDY ·33 yard lll!e. • are urged to attend. have ~n di.a<ussed In Mosoow r last week, when the leaders of the RAIIIT PlY parties of many coun· Feeney-Bennett Poat No. 128, A surprise birthday . party was,· communist tries were there tor the celt bra· lVu ,., American Legion, will have a lab- Jlven F'reddle Brown, 15-yearoo:tl tlon of the 40th anniversary of tn• Life Magazine In 11 current issue picked bit fry Wednesday eveninfl at the of Mr. 10d Mra. Vlrall (Boo) Bolshevik revolution. this stage of the fall college football season Legion Hall instead ul !heir re· aon Enterpr!Je, at tbe Rock Assuming that Krushchev meant flu\ar business meet1n1 nell Wed- Brown, nesday wbleh would confliet S(lrlnU Grange HaU Monday what he -oaid In aSBI'rtlng that to go egghead on one of America's two big there Is no plan tor a aucce111or emotional ij)Orts outlets. The traditional root· with the date · of the tlnloa nlgbt. Tbank•glvlng service. All mem· Games and dancing were enjoy- to the Comlntern and the 'Comlri- ball hero might be all Life called him but he's hers are ul'fled jo attend the ao- etLand oake, Ice cream and cho.o· lorm, ii I• most likely that lb~ tate wtre served. Many att~ctl·te reason Is a lack of en~huslllllm for stU! a vecy thorough patt:el of hard working, elal meetln(. glfu were received by the bOn· the Idea. fun JOYing hero-needlitg America. Ufe will oree It was reported IR81 Januaey rlsl 'f , Ia t f ·· · only draw de on t:Om a i rge segmen o Atlendlnll were Nancy and that Soviet leadors had aounied . d Connie woodgeard, Thomas, Dor- out Communist chieftains of othor ,fte readers, collegiate and Older hea s alike. qlhy and F'rederlck Brown, ,l!rJlce countrl'!' on a new J 0 ~ganluUon There was a boy from Southeastern Ohio Slalqaker John Musser John and •ha6 been ·rebulltd. At that · " . d i Bryant. Ruth Ann Brothe~s. Jim lime, It wai HBid that Moa who ·went to . Columbut sev,era1 years ago ~n • Werry, Mory McAie•. Darlene tung and Chou ~n-lal of Chin» became a football hero 83 a sophomore. The Smith, Ernesl Hall, 'Elsie Arnold, and Wtady•law Gomulka of Po· glitter of fame blinded hlil) or' failed to light Carol Sargent, Mark Grueser, land were among those who ha~ ~ • Jerry Frick. carolyn Goegleln. ·obJeeted. There was no menl\an ot bright enough what he , ~}~r just taking It Parents ailt,nd\ng were Mr. and Prooldent Tlto ol Yugo,Javla. were he to stay on cour !.Is White of more M J h' 'I 0 J\1 8 A Notablt Abtonltt wa ·· • " · rv Mrs. • rown, o n Tito was a nota bl P. ab•,..11 tae ·refined tDI&Ial? His hllm•JC".seven-rush plunge Sargent, George "· Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goegleln. from las\ week's Moscow etlebra to the winning touchd01(n against Iowl out· Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur c. Hood, tlon. He cance\lad his visit, plead'\, Mr. ·and 'Mr.. Adam SchoU, Mr. In~ on attack ot Jumbogo. It i• j ~ ·· d M VI 11 0 d Will still a question whether his ab· po Is Clinic Monday. . , Daily Seutmel Daybook .playets wlfd Is Hon.ored Guest·At • party Sur.pr.se ~ NCJ"·:"nal Mt1g Goes Eg'..l.ead ANNOUNCING ••• '--:.. T•• ~ .8~~!4.1 :·a . ro~n ~n, r~t-h~tht~·~~i"'' ~ waa 6eldlng~ts and ·unable to. tend wcro Mr. and Mrs. Wilham,. t~;\"( ~ ·~~ I dlpjjNita~~'<·~~M~,t~ 'ltJt;f ;~~ sh' ~J day tutned.loethelr ho'llt here 11i'u nw,e 1 Childs and •children, Mr. ah•J le,ders and Tltp want no part of.~ Jonas Rathburn !pent 'atu~day Mrs Alva Clark nnd Richard new organ.lzutlon whiCh wou;d \ night and Sunday wjt~ his sij)ter, Cliork. store Russian CommUniBm o ' ' Mr. .I,JJMe ·traneu IBM Mr. 1and oldThsupremacy. ~--cl s d ld Comlntorn waste! up In Mrs.· Wor1ey '""' s. un ay, v1•· LEGION MIITINO e0 . ltors at the FruneiJ home were: 01 Mr and !Irs' ~ohb 'DOlby and •on The Auxlllary of the Lewis· 1819. It waa a v\e1oua agency Red prona~nda, Intrigue and IIlii> · • d tk' '• ' I"Stalln di,.o\ved It Johnnie, and Mff, Raymon Fau · Don~ Wll\'l'y AoUt·wfnhlrl Manley Post. American Legion. I will meet on November 26 at the vers on. • ner Columbu~. In 11143 , ~1 ' -''ettbre to RuRsla's cieort~,e Ke1.t'~ Canton, spent home or MrH. Allun Hamilton. ' ··II• t~~~mfop•ln a wartime '!'111~1· . la!l wee'!!•' IWitr'· 1 jl'andparents, LCIW-Pih~ · . . . The oomlnlqrm ,'~P. set up 111 Mi 'ltnd llts i ;• 'I!IWnlt He helpT!4UilfOAV ~IITINO . UNCI · r IH7 as sy~cesaor ·~ '41te Com in- ed 'ift sWan 'iilth~~~~'n nusk· The -lllasldlia!'y S.... ly of 11\0 tern. lt- il'~ '.ft\!1CI;!6ned 111!11. llll· · , Mt. -'.llotltdlillptltt .O~urth will Stalfn' tiBe~ It •• hli !tJstrument · a.vtral frltndij,W~tive• atmoet· Thtirllday dllthl, 'Npv. 21 at !n trylnJ to ruin ,Tl!O, when Tlto I'M~ea the ~nl!llf 'OI. th Thorn· tb~ · ~b!Q~ ; uf ,,)ll't1, Nollie .lt'ln•ton commilt;d iho ~~,adl~ crime of re- q . ~Unday, at the !J.i Center Sujlet "B8" Hoildey Sedan. ana 1!1 ml\\lllf&t •are ·~~ to al- f\!WIIC to. - ·~~~litiite Yugoala· Cilarch. Burial waa..it h<oh\ro, ' tond to make plans lor the via's lntereats to llussla'a. Wba'. · Chili\mu party. · hapJiened · wtla .that not ,Tito but t: the\ €0mlnform llllll'ntlneil. It was ¥ILL~; d\S8olved In ifiGil. N.'fil AllltiVAL 88-4 Door Sed~n. Mr. and Mra. llobtrt Wllla arc The Roda ex.lplried 'hat It ••• . lfr& Fern S:.veeney bas aold her announcing tHe birth Of .an ellh' out of date. Alld'lo It ·wu-Ruaala farm, known al llie Sam Halll-ay domlaatlato farm, eut of Wllkeavllle, to l.!r. pound fifteen oUiloa aon, Michael had ·1011 fbr eYer and Mra. James- Whittington of Jliy at MelliS General Hospital on or-world t!lcillllliudla,., 98- • Door Sedan. Toledo. Octoller ·:Ill· Jolt .. 'nd il"· Wlllw it: rt lohn Wrleht, Perdue ~nd al•o ba~e a )la~cfiter, Robin. 1 11 I'IIK C ,~\11 Johll WU~aoln~~~:l·•~ In the Navy. Grantiparenta Ire Mrs. c. J. Eok· ' · ~ Jr. has b.!elt-1 las, < l~lolt, 0., l~d Mfl. Florence Mr. and ·IIJl. Joe Holly of Kant· '':if!~~!~~~~~ at the lloelll~ Willi. FlorehC4, N. J. · "62" - 4 Door Sedu. lnrton """ ;wsltllll Mr. an• Mra. v . He Is now reuilp. J,ltrle Dn_IJ :S~ntlly. Tlte · Hollvl ' MIIT~G •O~LID had at tell~ . a -luaeral of Iter ,ant the week e\td Mn. John J£.tehlla, ehalrman nepbtw,-Iii ~ala lui week ail'd·· ~I'll. · Monteray Hard Top 2 Dr. of ·lile-~ltH.·ln• eiargo ot Jll'f were on ti(•IJ' ·,wa)o hciine,' tftnela ~ <:llte.~ ' at. cl~bal\ ~an· C. L. ·-~Yk irbo waa ,.tyr~ed th~ week . 41 tie~-~ · · • 'lnee(lllf · Wee!· h«<I• ~ti!VIl¥_. Hoapltai ,SatYr< . a-.r,-~t\ .... Jl· 111. II tile IIIli!• 1W' Ito~ f.llr, .j, ..· • · ~ ·$!111! ....101 aQll all mo· Af!Uanf Qi'llitm of ·baa Montclair 4 Door. . 'IIII'I ;,IOflfa.l~l play~• are been qujle Joel~»' •I bit' 'e,/11• · ~;~~~:~~~~~~ . ~..to ;be ,llea~t. was ache,duled !o eo to · GaiJI· ,_ ~ '56 Olds' ···· $1495 . S WILKE '56 Olds ' ... $1995 '* '54 Olcls ···· $1695 P!>;ftKri!R-- '53 Cadllac ·· $1695 N '56 Mercurr $22CJ5 il!!r '55 MtrelrJ '56 Flnl · ··· $1'695 i DOor-. '55 . ..... Silts CwtomiiDe ' f,44. I 1 '. TELEVISION GUIPI. WSAZ TV Chaft 1118 I( .... • . - ' " ,· 7'(J(J shown anything In living spo11s memones. 9:00 Romper Room bl hF h His fame .could' be corre~pondlngly -greater 1 ~;~ 'Zr~~n.":~cls £~o!' than came to tllat ·ottrer first year star. t0:30 Treasure Hunt It 1IS unfortunate, surely, • that Americans 11 :00 Tlie Prlee r. Riehl aren't suited temper~mcntally to lil~ their bdght stars in literature, drama, sctence and the arts onto pedestals for reverance. Somehow, such stars lack necessary .glamour for Americans. g;~ 12:30 I ;00 1:15 2130 3:00 4;00 Fath~ · 10:00 krllme 'Miif!lf'SJ\ow 10:30 TreMu\\0 ·IIUI\! 11:00 THe l>i'lee II titifit 11:30 Trtoth or Conieqolencea )2:00 Tic Tac DpqJih 12:30 ~~t¥,~r ~".:';ruences 11 Could Be You Mid·D·y Newa . lolovietlm, Bride and Gtoom M:atinee Tbealre Queen tor a Day ~:00 5·30 And one of the reasons is because the su- 6:15 perhuman, tile unbelle\'llble·, . the miracle, 6:25 doesn't happen so publicly or dramatically 6:30 6:45 as does tbe athletic hero's act WhiCh Is wit· Y:OO nessed by massed thousands of people. Dr. ?:80 •··Jy Is a hero. But Dr. Salk's feat was a:oo Salk . "" 9':00 performed in the quiet of his laboratory and 9 :30 he rould 'Say nothing about it for months af· IO:oo ter he lta'd actually performed It because 10:30 what he learned bad to be tested and tested H:OO again 11:10 ' · 11:15 What White performed was one of the few 1:00 great ·feats of many athletic efforts by many collegiate, high school, and even professional playtlfl. Beoouse it was of spiritual lnspira· tton as weu as a remarkable dtsplay or physi· In our memor· yv les for years to come. The Greeks In early world his!Qry honored their athletes as do we Americans. Greece al· so gave a lot of fine things for men's minds to COI).tempiate when the Dark Ages had pass·&«es which, curlousty, produced abSO· ~ • "'6 ltitelY no athletes and no fields ·uwn which aa tliey Dl)gbt perform · . _1 . Jien>:U Luce may be frowning this week .M., over Iris reeilpUon In Amencan ho111es. No one In Ainerica wiJI frown over the feats of byoung giant! like White who do the lmpro able today, the impos.,ible tomorrow. 1\mer· le&ltself Is somewhat impossible to everyone except an American. Uke what White did, America is amiraeIe. 1:18 Movietf'!'e 2:30 3:00 4:00 4:45 Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye weathetcast News Pioture NBC News iltg 10 YO!Itball Hig)jlltJ!ta Nat Xing Cble George G<Jbol ShOw . lleel lllcGraw Bob ·culnmlnp ·Show The callfotnlans The N:~t::'res of News Headlines Weathercut ' Nltewat$ Silo Off 8:15 Sport& Eye 6:~ Wellhercast •0130 ·Nflfs .fleldte .:. • ·, , '6!45 llllC NEWS . .. ....' ...., 7:00 Boola t 6addles · 7:80 ·WIIOD .'llraln . 8:30 Fllhl!~ ~1Cnows llest 9:00 Kratt 'Dteatte . 10:00 Thla ls')'~qio tlfe 10:SO 0. Hei1t1•rJiYbOJfe 11:00 News ·HeM!ilrlols 11:10 Wea~llt · 11:1& Nltewa!Ch 1:oo st;a t>rr 7:119 Sign On 8:00 8:45 9:00 9:45 9:1111 10:00 I0:30 11·3tl 12:00 12·10 12:15 ._ 12 30 12:45 I :00 1·3tl : 2 00 2:so a:oo 3:'0 4·00 4 ;u Capttin llanproo CBS News Mornfntl Show CBS News Morning State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rleb News at Noon Katie's Almanae Love df Lite Search for Tomorrow Guidillf Llgbt Katie's Kltcben As the World Turna Beat the Clock llouseparty Bi& Payoff The Verdict Is You11 Brighter DOY Se<ret storm· Edge of Night Mylllc!')'''Theater Yo~l,,;~ R9pprter · Sporta Parade Weatherman Parade ol Stara Telephone Time Phil Silvers Show 1!11 T~ HlchU&hta T<o Tall The Truth Red Skelton ~.ooo Question M11111a ,,.. Up-to-the'mlnute ·news • 7:89 Sign On . , ~8:00 Captain Kanearoo, :·. · 8:45 CBS Newa 8:00 Morning Show 9:45 CBs Newl ,55 Homlne Sllte MiWJc, 9 10:00 Garry Moore • 10:30 Arthur GodtfOJ t" 11:30 Strike It ·Ricb 12:00 News At N00111 ·WJ EH lfWountyN"' 12:1.0 P·~· 12:10 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 Katie's Almanae -~ Love of Life 1 Search for TomorniW 1 Guldioe lJ&ht ,. Katie'' Klteben ,, 1-:30 As the World ~;: j!eat the Olotk 1: 'l'llrnft iJouseparl ·: 3:00 Big Pa,vofl 3:30 The Verdict r. Yours , 4 00 Brighter pay ~~.SO~~ ySee~f. Sft~ht j: • E<lle· NJ¢. • B:OO Mrllery Thuter 6:90 'Your Esao Repo~i' 8:45 Sports Parade 0 6:tl5 7,00 7 . :BO 8:~ ~:00 Weath~'- Caaey Jonii .. , . -... • »•~Y. ,~en~el: ~omtY·MI~eport, o.~Nov. !~·111&7-3 · Japa)l•:~ iSiihll~y.Gtves Di'posal Plant QverSentenee ·, , · •·cco~~~d-trom,Page .on•> ~o~rcp:~~~:t;:;:l:~~;~ Given. C. .. &.rf. · •, fellow ~ - ~ ltqr;o who ,.11111ed .to . ,. . . ·• : ,report · oli1 p'me· ··as·· "Johnny•. -'Agreed to run mote te'sta on T0 YQ, \1.- ~.u~n. ~. ·.J~panese ~' . \lld< ~fflclal•ow locate .bla ·dad• IIBln,J high test gasoline exclusive· reacte an-ly _t.na·y •· the sus· "J,-r .av~ " , ' ,· < town's Ford cru Iser aItcr pe~ded "n~~Cll "'' rl~en uu "' . Y '' •' ·.·.• ' . Jy' In tnt tL.-,$: Army ' . lafdonl In the person ol Chief Bartrum •aid he bad been S3C' Wt1Uanl s. t;liatd . wbo ~hOI lfra. RuaaeU : iitoUced : Mollohan advbed It ,.••, ne<esaary. The ·and killed 1 ,Jai>~· ...~ *.oman hst "~I rapldly .,aiong the 'ilde·, chief ,8Bid the crui!er del,lnltely sprlng on w~•t i J'panele judge .. 'fl(allt. ne~r ltown,liall. Headed to- ~perated pOorly on a mlxe~ ro:· called a "cbl!~lsh w,hjm." , . I ' wif4 . the allel'Uf a o,ffleo:· He bad gulnr a.nd high 'tesl dirt glv~n •t A _three-man .Ja. pineae e•urt, to' ju" lefti· the """' M••ort. ' oUlee·· She · Jn the post. • .Ill., •• , . day Jcntenee4. IIJe . Ottawa, ,called dQitn: · · · · -DiscuB!ed but took no adion soldier, to three yean at ,hard I•· ."Your little boy Is down at Ew· on relocation ' of aolllle parking bor on Ihe manalau~htel 'convlchlgal" i · · -' · · metera I~> town tlon, but sentenee was mpended '.' •"W'nal\'•jbout,ed :Mollob.on, "Yo~ Clerk' Charlo; o. Murray rea~ for tour years pn good beiH!vior !llean at .1';1\'1~11 runeral Home, . tho ma,vor's . report ,nd treasure•· Girard wal-~e_d out of eourt a free ·and be t~ . Qf(. on· lhe. fellest Jeag Lama gave her r~por:. mnn. . double Illy a.r-·'cltrant ·tn/ty aergeantretruit. ever Fund balances: ordered ,fo• . - 'today's sentence will not be· ' .. ,,_, r1n b t General Fund Sopt 30 $2733. come final under Japa' nea"e Jaw Mn. Ruaaell'a ~111we g 1 ou ' · ' rt '.:U.bed hlni. ui,t 'the bov was at 24; 127recztpts, mayor'~ 1 rppo ' until 14 days ba~e ~led. Dur· Ewlnai's 3tqr~. not Ewlng\a 'Funer, $ o.4 ex P • n d ' · u ' e ' lng tbat lime ·tioth 'Proaetutlon a1 Home,' whleb· of courae: -ar~ $209'7. balance Oct. 31, $1906.68, · and defense attorneys ean . !Ue an The parking, meter. fund recell· appeal. Indications .were both quite HMie establlihinents. ·"averlfled ...:.~... leaked out ed $905 911, had no expenditUt... sides have had enough and the ou ••r••~ d' b $4531 09 · tliar UtUe lohitny'·waa so happy and ,an an mg a1anee 01 conviction .will ;attn~ ' on-Ewlnr'a hob~y bO<!I<' aome per· No <h~nges .wera. noted - In the Oppoa\tlon to the Ugh! sen· ,~ 11 8\on rwu .needed to get him swlmmmg ppol, ftre equipment!: tence. was led by .the Soelallsl ., , or state highway imprpvemon Party whqlll!:'d~mAftdl' for .a•Jap ~;.:;;;l;;;;;o;;;;;:;;;o;;;;;:;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;'tl (upds. . . , anese '\rial 'fo~ lbf ·a)a~lllg oi In street con~lr<ietlon, lila••- Mrs. Naka, S~kai, a,bra81 ae'v~n· .;;.I tenanee and repaor (und the be- ger at the Camp Weir... flropg ~inning balance was $9191.17, re- rnnge Jan. 3tl touched olf an 'in· • "! 1, , .1:, , celpts t~taled $1133 · from · th• •ernatlonai luror., cemetery trustees, -~uo fro)n lnejlro . Nanum~ .s(ll:retary U ', the mayor~i report and expen~l- General of the oppo.dtloti Social· - •· 1.· ' · • tures were fl0,141.54 with i11 · ist· Pam, ealled tho · verdict a MlrY,.Iatl 1,'~1, Owntr ending balanee of • $239.33. . · "eomplete manlfestatlon of the t9:$0 ·to 8:00 'rhe cemetery fund had re· ' wcakneaa ol .Japanese eourte to. :eipts of $832, expense• ,ol $1.- ward the United · Sutos.:• ·1 MON. thrii' SAT. . . ·110_5• and an endln& bolance of silt.'r!'O.;, ·Raelne On $4DU.l7. cemete"f trust fund D Jt~rih· Old t'9Jtlalld·Raclne Rd. >alance was $\n3.50. . ,lD All ·~ ._.. ·-1 , ........ 275 n,g:Jnnh>g balance In all funds (C · II ulillf,....: p .u ..._) ""'"" ......... D• recelpls totated on ~"!"' . n·l" .·. • 1 1 , 10 . ' . ....., S ' HO ~~i~;;;iij.;\i;jiii. i;~i.~iiii.iiiii.i~ - ..·, ._· ' ,.. ..·CLEANE'-RS D·u·.·._KE '.~ ..TOpS Ift CItQftlft9 • . "' t',. , , '... ·In Sh'o'e .Repa•' r E·x;~ perts .'·. E9YeSt Cldrk, ow,er , Kelt~ Ite~pedy an~, ""~Y- ~ means . sln~ a:due!. Blal:~ Sl~~k& Au41'ey ,C1of1Ch and, ~~~tl<i!'J. ~ Fo· .d<u .': aw ,' 'Sl?e By· Elame Stee)e · PeQY Nel~on . singt .!~~ppi ,W ... ,Is a Thing' ~alleq 1~~;. : ~~ 'ryomu ~~~'!"' •ld . p\~ys I tr~m~\. JOI~l, "~mo:~:.One tn Watch Q\("!' ~·" ,ail¢;1. qil~t Judy H~yes,, · 1~ -...o~l'.!., i?otothy in\t . sing "Scntlm'ent~ · Journe~:"Na.oll)i -C~r;roll. ~•nd' tL~ ' ,chorus "count' Your ·. .Biesallles" "Go . ·:i'nd the . will :.· . ,•.•~•ln•s'i, ~ombs Nil~l ",C~oll • " ~ . '., ... . • • . • . ....... ,. ~ ... 'II"... ... . ' Poul-try Short·: .. ·.,·Graham River5!de World fat Hero AngW.i!fltitlyife cm~f1~~: Course PlaMe8; .!'. 4-HC~ub~ting AlvinC..YorJ[ ~·~~ ~-t:jl:l:f='~$ Th , ursdayN.1~ht_·.·_.. · ~eld _Rece.nt~y · FiuhtsT,axCI_.aim fith,:F.U , • yCar :::!W:i.;r,e;~~~~ Tbe n•cetlnB ~f the Graham A A ....,_ •·(UT · CURL _. 'lnu · p 4"· IEAu tl,...,.d WCH5-aTV Chandel8 Channel'&-Tuesday Channel. _8- Wtd_--...... \· •!II(.,..J Antiquity "l) "l) br m . , )llvettlde ,4-JI Clu~. met Nov. 13 ) CINCINIIA"" VP p llcuald OWDI, , • ""' A Poultry_Short Cou~ :WUI be-. .it the Grilbam SChool Hou ... The : NASKV!l.Lt. Tenn. . UP-World . •, · - , 0 44-40: B Ia( 1. . •· · tl 3'1'f.:Old mOtherltaabead of av- Ha·ltei:. CIIIW•• 1Mria·lf.1'0; ; fn-.lllbt ~~1m1a 1111 gin Thur,lday evening 8 o'c)ock ~UDi ,waa ~led to order by War I hero A)YID C• y;ort• In Ill toda1 ~ 'pilntled'·!llr according to H. ,M. Waltet; •Vqe~· tile Pre114ent, !lioth Sn.arben"'f. health and ~ ·- 'eubwiae,' 011 In all•blle··lldlfdaJ aijlrt 1. . • ,, , . , . • Ilona! Agrleullure lnllrue!lor' ~ llo\'P.tbl, Rousb 'reid t)le aerlpture =~ r:d:!l ~~:,raee ~· aiJd ·diofe ap onr .a·ildewatk ~ 1 1)-~~ume and·PI'iC8 dlatrlbutlall the lliclne Bleb Vo-Ar room. Paalm 121. ' The ·-ment •lalllll . , that knoe_t 'ltlm d~.' " on,__, lf,GJ)O; ..al ,17 11,GOQ '' A aurvey ahows tbout !hll:tY· The.- flag salute was lead by •••••• • "' wanted kill ltlm lin. u'"'" cletenitiDed ~ 10 five ~roller operation• 1!1 the Ju<t RQuab. The mlnutea for the amount lboutd' ~ve been pal~ oa . ,.__ lla · fe told · llu , • 18; 31,000 II UD '' So the • ·- 1 o.b 1 Dlstrl.. proeeeda from .the auC..tllllll mov-~yn JIO ·40, wu!n · Butler, DO ICOre, 71c. ' u m ~• ,... oo '' laat meetillg waa read by Dorothy I• ''Sei-'•eant'York" ini"· In .,. Her husband JOMPh. ' and about five thouaand hooey )louah. Joan Carroll pve the • • , .. 1~~ food con4jtloa . at General Hoaplbreedera for the produetloa of \reisurer'a rePort. The ~year-old ·llti'IIIJrt ..,. .. tal With a 'fiadured rlcbt ., MilOS GINI.JW. HOiPITAL 1 104 Admitted: Ml'l. Clara Saraon. broller hatching eggs. Altboul!l Weat VIrginia boYI and etrl• tloeln-t · olre thla aum ind W· 1ankie broller,protfll have not been hllb. were aung by all. It waa decided Jatnlx doean't .h••• the money to Poitee uld 'tl)e automoblle at- Portlsnd; Herman Hlebael, Pomethis phaae of the poultry lndiiii!'Y . to have-a Chrlatmaa party and pay II. !let tollowed a qUirl'el between roy. Ia of great eeonomlc lmportanc:e name, were drawn tor lt. york Uvea on a peoalon of 180 the two, who have beea aeparated Dlaebarged: Mra. Edna Nelgler, and value to the eommunl.. says hiJ' onlY wet lor 1110 ........ 'l'bet.llave ....._ - .,. A motion Wll made and earrled a mont1110d . _.. Raeine·, Lau•a ' Heiney, blre Raelae; Lilt w~k a small group m,et to aend $1.00 for the Farm Youtb II the 400-acre farm be waa etv81l married for 17 J'ell'l. Fomat Hd'lell, Chea __.__ and approved a prosram wbleb Exchange. Ruth Brown led the J(ter bla relum from war. He bad Olfleen laid tile eoup)e aqued was ~utllaed by Mr. Walter. program. The motto wu led by a stroke In ltiN and bu been eon- wbUe 1111111( I,D· tile famliJ Cfl'· 1nv1ted are the County Agrleul· J-n Carroll fjned to a whwftlebalr ala~. . u. • Kayn'Je d- a lm"e frOm ·• A f u ~ ,,., Demoera~ ...-1 ••• u· 1ura1 Extena 1on Agen't feed ,and ·•WUilam Roush 0 led the pledtle · · .e ow enne-.- ' . und~ the auto aca~ polite ulil. equipment dealer.,.hatehery O)ler- to the flafl. Mary Roush led tlle Jc Sen. Eales Kefauver, hu lOne 10d her hitlbMd )wiped from the atnn, bankera or In taet anyone Bible v·-e Be•ky "oodnlte read to bat lor the aeraeul but notb- w ·• atirted to walk ...,. wbea who would be Jntereated ill eoop- h ~· · • .."'s c . lnr baa come of hit eUorta p yet, er tin• d contributing to ••e I • 4-H Emb1em. hort ounea Th I "'·'·to ••'d In 'IJ oAfnlon 8 , 1 U se~i.. "o,.~eetlnga. " t'' · IIi Human Relation" w:aa read by ~Hte&;;; ~.,;.te thould have ~~ hi:~ and= ~ "What Are the future PoulbU· Either Smltbaon. Butch .. Bro.!"' been aubjeet to 1 eapilal plna taa over'· the Jideftlt to lmoet 'bllia !ties?" and "Looking Ahead"' will read "To a Teen·Aee Dnver. rother than lneome tq. down. ., he the lllbjeet for dlaeulalon on Present were Ruth Bl'~wn, Ruth Kelallv'er ;_puuted to . ~e In- .....o of their ehlldrea ..,. In Thursday evening Nov. 21. Searherry, loan CtorroU. Mary ~ ~enue ~ that ·~ . . . . . Rouah, WiUlam Roush, Butch "IOtnethlnr·ec~llld be worked out the ear. -·---:--:lirewn, Becky Goodnlte, Esther · along the IIIDe tJnea Prea.Jdent El- The Cowens left tedaJ lor 0 ueatiOD . Smltluon; Dorothy •!IQush. Mra. senhowu got tll relief from pro- Washlnlloll. IJ. c.• fot -TbanbiiV· Walter, Grlnlltead, Hn; Leonard eeeda of 1111 book "Ctuude 1n lng rid& 'litk- Jlri 'ljGweD's dau· (Contlnuod Fr.... P1111 Olio) Smitbaon ,an~ Mra•.Artle Roush. EUI-opi." · . gbter wM"' ~ualla~iJ II ill the dreaa county auperintendenta ~t ·a · The tiOl'Jeut won a Cong.. Air Foree deparlstllnt at Waabial· Friday breakfaat D)eetlag: llarlltd RIVIVAL UNDIIWAY alonal Medal of ·Honor for kllllnl ton Afler rettll'lllnl tq Wlseenaln J. Bowers( bead of waeber eertW· A revival It befa1 held at the 25 Germaaa and tQing 132 pri• 10," the Clll'litnW boUdaJ t1e11011 eatlon for the State Dept. of lldu· Raelne Peoeeoatal Misaloa begin· onm, almOII llngle-bandedJ,>:. In with Mn Collea't retttiv~ the cation, Is aebeduled to addresa ex· nlilg Nov. 18 through it' at 8 P·IIPiB. After the war be'went baCk eou le win rettlfll' to their borne empted vlllage superlntendenta· ~~ m. C~af)ei Buah, palltor, Is In to Pill JrfaU, ·TenO:, arid exetiot at :Am>wbeoil in Ca!Uornla a Friday breakfaat. Bey. ,IIOWfl'd charge. Everyone Ia weleeme. for . publletl)' reeelved when tlit In tlie J. Wlan~ Kent l'reabyterlsD mini~ . . . movie .... r.Jwed· . hat been -;.~~~i::;;;.t;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:;o;:;;;;;;::::l;:;;;~;;;;.;;;;;.;..:;;; ter, will apeak to claasroom t. .h, . HIGH-LOW TEMPS --••·Ia the news.· . .era Frl4ay. ,- , · NEW YOliK--UP..:.. The lowesi •.,_ . ' · ·. . Jennie L. Davit, OEA p~estdept l't!ported temperature In · the na· CAI,IPOINI,\ · Vlii'I'OIIS ' II A_J_.E~ and Cincinnati elementary. iChool uon IedaY - 14 below Zero Mr. ann!ll. Charlet E: Cowen I'.M: teacher wtll prealde at the. open· was at Alamou, Colo. Uigbeal tem· visitors d! · Judgl! ·pecplea t!'Om -. • ~.;.._t .ia-~.•- 1 _....r_-. •it!;;. lng meeting. · , ! peraturJ · lloaday-,88 -degreea- Los Angelea; aceompadied .hlm to ~- JUJ . .. _ - " , Clnclnnatl'a• Wilbrow , 'l!llh ·waa reported at n. Myera and Or· HunliJIIIon -laat Wedneadoy. for a · Sehool A Capella CJiotr,-.tli~tecl~lando, Ji'la. vlait with tbtlatiu.s only bro!b· ti.J•'ght_t~.J· o v.20 by Ansel Martin, wUI en~tttsbi . . 1 E u p p1 d lam " the group Friday evenln&. .... 1 1Md'arland, Shaker He~gbta, Christ er, .CQ ·. · • .,. . eo ... an . · Committee and group .. \F.(leckler, .llamU!pn; Glen H. Llv FBI•...:.7:...to;tti P _·.M.• scheduled to pre141nt reportr ,tlur· lll(llol),_·Vu!fert,_Wm. M. Weot, family PI: Plemat: Stmday a "1 11 lng the seaaions fnolude: l#~ilc~ Grtenfield; D\vlght '1.. Ainold_. of cousin, Dihi c. -c,uto,' a Charle.. SAT. -1=·1~:30 P.M. SUN, '- Z:ot-t:H P.M. D Shuler Columbur Carl L. Felt; Kent; Heradtel Sanders, Eltoa. Bl· ton lawyer and .hit· wife were at ·sKATINGlNSTilUCTIONS- SAT. P.B.1:to.3:ot C;rroll· C. B. Clea~er, N6rwood; vlra· Wrlibl, Warren: . Gertrude F. the Peoplca home lor a vi>il Jphn P. McDowell, Hudson;· tt. B, Breuhaua, Col~. C_ll)elnnaUi andHeog B.artta -ter~n~vls~it~c~n:_. _:!~~~~=·~·~~===~======~~~=====~-=o:::-' Oldfather, PalneavUie; ·. Mllill'ed Cleveland ts. A. _I~w~ltb~tb~e~w~~~~ an l:i J;. I Ohi Ed ·•· fu. A.•w"_.y_SPECI_.L " ·s 81 w·e,d'n·_esday h~ ~f.:::. ~~e::t ~/eo;~;! :~! OPllN_·Ii.ON~ WED~ n ,.=._ . TWO .CONVENIENT LOCATIONS - . P,o:meroy , j : -~ Jt\ Iddh-p ttr t ·. Any weather, _any season· • - ·:court ·st. . Cor; :ird and Mtln ., · ,'f~91_1f ISS,~ . .,ho11e, 6204·~, Mrs.' D6rothy' Pierce ·Mrs. Kerm Roush " ' ' ' "' :: M1111ager l r.Janager · with an ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYEa: I ~~·~~~\\ Bll <Reeofit. ll The ' lflllltn~ 9:$0 G~~;~et 10:00 U. S,'rllte.t1Bour \ I!QO· Ul!'f~hl•>te NaWI n;oo '. ~~!J!I'.i!l~Welllltr 1f:,10, ~··~I~(~~~ tve WtfT,N·TV ·Ciiclnntl 11 Channel13 Tuesday Chunei.13-.W --., Daily w• Oh· 990 lpo.f Qh Ytur 'o.·l. Wrllar Bride and Groom Matinee Theatre Queen lor a Day ' Modem ltOJilllnces 5:00 COmedy _Tiple 5:30 SplJ!aeh i'IIJhouie 4:80 Mrs. Lorona Wolf and fa!l'llv, . 5·00 · Is & Co- Mr.. J,~~Cill• Bu~hl and . flilnt!J to tlnd 1rent sun~ay wltn Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 em]phlfmillt. Rlloy Pigott and &on, Don. ·6:45 6:55 7:00 \ 7:30 s·oo •t d M a:ao :R..ent guests o Mr. an rs . . 9:00 D!n Rbutl! were Mr. and Mrs. • Lvle Gordon and children, Cottage9:30 M 1 10:00 ' vllle, and Mr. and Mrn. aur ce 10:10 LoU and aon, John, Racine, Mr . . and Mrs. Henry Moore, Mr. and . ' 11:00 M11. Harley Roush, Columbus. · 1 Mr. and Mil. George Gratton and g:~ t~"t:~ t~;:eather ' family, Ravenna, apent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Delbert Teaford lira. Sarah Diddle attended a meeting of the Past Cottncirors D. of A. Thill'sday evening at the home of M111. Charles Cohen In 9:44 $lin dn Pomeroy. · . 8:.45 illornlng Uovle Reeent guests of Mrs. Daisy 11:00 1\~enturea. In Le~lllll Beaver .were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pickens, Middleport and her grand 11:111 ;tlelJihbon 18:06 Noon News aon, Gene Stob\U't, Albany. 12':15 ~n Club !lr. and Mrs. Jmy Powell, Ra· 12;30 l,IJ!e~¥co cine were Wednesday evanlng 1:00 Grete"n Show dlriner ,eueata of her par<nta, Mr. t.:.10 Movie :Matinee and Mre,· Oval Diddle. 3:00 , AJt\erlcan Bandstand il'he Clarence Adams property, ~:all DoiVOIL~ 'Y!IJI.l' Wife .which will recently purchased loy 4!1i0· Amerlean lllnd.lllnd • tlif Baptbt Chureh, 11 now. ~!nl 5:00 ·l!lt La114telol , dCcupled by l\lr. and Mra. Nlll1' Wllfon, who moved hero !tom • 41111 CiM , Charlftlon. , ~;:.· : ' ff!oou~~ '' lir, and Mra. Dan RquJh, ¥n. . .. 1 Maud lli'Jdgetl, l\lr11 I. D. llou1h , , . ~ . ; ,:.1 · ·•• . .. ; 8:~ were b~alneu viiitot-a tn Plirklltt- , . fl9V 11f, • .~::: ·~ Gheit bure. rrtday. . ' · . 1!lti ..Cttiy~nae '· . t' .' 8:10 WraU ,Earp • 1 ~~~~: :e~;ou 1:09 4:45 Mod,crn Romances Dr. Salk Performed Alone cal n>~wer It has a right to five 9:00 Romper Room 9::Rl Trouble With '(i r '' , •• ...1 Was AM'ITaCre I r.L -•' 3- ·Wed...... --.JIIIf' ·•, Athletic Feat In Colum bus Last 5af Ufutly V~Oftne 13-T uesday (hIIMI , ,' 6:48 Sign On And Captured Worship IJ.ecause Ju;nericf).J~IIIs Unique , . ::~ ~:.Yon Today ga;:~o~;"' ' 1a:!f&& 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 1,9, 1957 " .· , ., . tt.a Dally Sutllll Carrier Docks "'&L~~~ With Remains Of ''' NaUO~- advertialn& :reiimentaun; Bottlnelll·Klmba!J. Jne. crash v·Ictims . ~ ,, I.tilnct9• .,••.• Now' York-City, . " ' ''' ' :'·r :r'WI"1UU :· e:oo 9:f4 SIMI! ll!l 9<f5 MO<'idlll Movie ·1t:OO kdftntum'mLeara~ ll:.ro . ~~~~~ 12;06 .~ 12:15 tZ:30 1:00 1:30 3100' a;~ 4:00 ·5~.PQ / aiM' 8:_110 flro~ Arl:9w: 8180 Telepbqne IJ1me IO:DO Weat Po!JII · IO!fO AlslcDmeo• Foreqa Loilon 11:00 Newa ' 11:15 Tbeater 18 12:10 SliD Oft '' ' Cultbm 2 ncfar. '14 , ........ $ll95 Stir Cblef 4 Door, 'SI hlc1l .. .. $MS Roidmuter Hll'll Top Cpe. · ' '52 .Gift ······ $695' SUper 88- 4 Door. '52 Cllm•ltt $495 ' 2 Door. .' $195 ,/ ' $195 '.." . .. ~ ' . I •):-' .... ~ :~ '.:~~ -·' : Sir tnr ~ 4ji~·riDMiw . ~ ,... , .....J,..••lit! ,...,., rt ·I~ ' ,. • �'. ,• ., ' . .. . . . < ., ForeignNews THE DAILY SENTINEL Commentaryr f811lentatm!!, Editorially Bf3 t By CHARLES M. MtCANil \.) Unllod· Pr"' Stoff Cor,.....,.nt ,, 'te. k ., . ·Soviet Ru .. ia appare•tly "h" 1" ~ ... ~d . ~liftallln LONG BEACH, Coli!. IJP-Thn failed in an a\lempt to set up 1 · ~- allier it w ·P.:,~t ~~. at't>o.! alrrraft earrler Philippine Sea new inlernallonol Communist or. tilof, Ohl~. .. returned to ;_is dock today with a ;· • ~~PII&. ·•~ WUvm by carep of charred wreckage and been perststont ,. · tittler 'Where ·av"altliblf:lii lllirtt 19 bodies, all that was found a! ports recently that idvll!tloadlf• ' f Obi0 d . . per w'eek; one 1'fllt at ter .a proud luxury airliner were trying to establish s~cb an CoiumiJ'Us indeed, .!'IllCn o an pel· :. The Dally Sentlnel offli:e, $18.60; crashed into the sea Nov. 8. organization. haps the nation had a new football idol at llx months, $7.80; .!~. Jl)onthl, CIVIl Mfonafilles lloird exa· Ostenoibly, tho object ill the o•· about five minutes to 4 p.m. last saturday. l!:DO. lly mofor route 'wbero avail· miners hoped lhat the 14 carton• would be to promote able: me 1nonth tt. By maU on, ol debris. a bag of mail and the ganization unity ·among Communist parti" N1!ver in ali history of Ohio State untv CI1Sl'tY Jear $8; alit mont%. f4..25; tlu-ee remains of the 19 pmons wo~Jd l!lllide and oulilde the Iron Cur- football had a finer one-man performance months, $2.M; one month, $1. •.. Published every att,m..,n ••· give lhem '"me clue as to what taln It; real objert, of course, would been g~yen t han th at provt'd ed bY burl Y Ilob eept Sunday by 'nle !lblo Valley happened aboard the Pan Amert· he to restore Russia to its one- White, sophomore third string fullback who ~tine!, !Dt., at no· Hetlllnle can Stratoeruiser. St.. Pomero~, o. JluiiDeaa lifilee Aboard the ·ssn Franclseo to time poslllon as the fountainhead is third stringt no longer. Communist wisdom. th' phone 3118, editorial oftke pbOae Honolulu bound plane were -38 ofBut Nikita s. Kl\rtJRhchev, the Being a witness of it was to see a mg t>arieqers and a er~ of ·elg~. 1111'1· Rear A>dm. Thomas Ahroon. Soviot Communist Party leader, that 'could not happen. The miracle in conI .says that rio su~h orga"tza· 1 r commander ot Carrier Division now lion Is either planned or needed. ception and execution. t was as near supe · ' 17, told newsmen wbo met the '• In Ns inlervlew last Friday human as any thing most of the 82,935 rabid earrlir. with ·Shapiro, <kjef 61 th ' football fans there ever will see In sports of "I don't believe there were any UnitedHenry p,.., Mdseow uateav Khru. survivor.v.. We searched about •hchev said: any ~Ind. It was, t~ t~~ sports fan, a senti·THURIIIAY •Milt 108i0oo \!tluate miles ·of the PariS."'d 'J:htlr, Pu~Jam , mental thing so deep os·to force a welling of The . Women's Au'xillary ol fie t11d had very tonstrtoetlve re- "The times do hot teoulre any , ft ·•L'" t d 1 on . In briDging back ovidenoe " Comintern or ·Cominform; which the •hroat long 8 er '""•even a~ on y up Graee Episcopal Cburth wlll rnHt aujts CAB ,otflter Dr. WllUam KloepThursday aftel'liOOI) at tile -'liot!le :rer ul'd it , ... the hope flf hi• played their hlltptifc rble and lut- Its recall. ol Mrs. J. 0. Rbedel. lin. Dalo · · ·'nued their Junotiona." . Tlte Fan did not ·~y.m! 10 be an Ohio State Dutton will r~view tbe boolc fger,e;·tbat the evidence '"taraed . lthruabchev refet'red !O lbe old · · ,J r'lmltdtlons 01 Cbrlirt" by Tlrbmt1 ''llnl aolve the queltldft ilf the colnmut\Jst rnternati~MI, dllcJ .Alumnus to Slllnd Iii ~we of what had hap· 111;.tlry 6f what .llappened ·Ul wet9)IO· shocked . A. Kemphls. ~ , tb.ii 'llomanet ot the 'Bides' the C'omlntern, and !be more •rt- peneil. Even Iowa cent comrpunlst Information llu· . tJtelr ·natlon··leadlll'j ''passing quarterback CLA!iS TO MtiiT 'plwtiing Ul her watel')' grave." 'IThe Willing Workera Clus of r'e~hr~~~~~~h•toi.r"W:;,'1~ em· tlirew three times In the warilng min· the EUB Chureh will meet TbursphatlcaiiY that no sncceuor to utes 1n his derperate ·effort to unlfalance the r tltly evening at tht home of Mrs. Freddie~Brown r· these oreanlzatlons waql!anned. result of WbJte~s rev.en cJiaJi!les from his own • Huber Brown. There wlli be elec· , But there Is good renson to be· • lion of offleera and all mambi!ta II eve that a new organization niDY ·33 yard lll!e. • are urged to attend. have ~n di.a<ussed In Mosoow r last week, when the leaders of the RAIIIT PlY parties of many coun· Feeney-Bennett Poat No. 128, A surprise birthday . party was,· communist tries were there tor the celt bra· lVu ,., American Legion, will have a lab- Jlven F'reddle Brown, 15-yearoo:tl tlon of the 40th anniversary of tn• Life Magazine In 11 current issue picked bit fry Wednesday eveninfl at the of Mr. 10d Mra. Vlrall (Boo) Bolshevik revolution. this stage of the fall college football season Legion Hall instead ul !heir re· aon Enterpr!Je, at tbe Rock Assuming that Krushchev meant flu\ar business meet1n1 nell Wed- Brown, nesday wbleh would confliet S(lrlnU Grange HaU Monday what he -oaid In aSBI'rtlng that to go egghead on one of America's two big there Is no plan tor a aucce111or emotional ij)Orts outlets. The traditional root· with the date · of the tlnloa nlgbt. Tbank•glvlng service. All mem· Games and dancing were enjoy- to the Comlntern and the 'Comlri- ball hero might be all Life called him but he's hers are ul'fled jo attend the ao- etLand oake, Ice cream and cho.o· lorm, ii I• most likely that lb~ tate wtre served. Many att~ctl·te reason Is a lack of en~huslllllm for stU! a vecy thorough patt:el of hard working, elal meetln(. glfu were received by the bOn· the Idea. fun JOYing hero-needlitg America. Ufe will oree It was reported IR81 Januaey rlsl 'f , Ia t f ·· · only draw de on t:Om a i rge segmen o Atlendlnll were Nancy and that Soviet leadors had aounied . d Connie woodgeard, Thomas, Dor- out Communist chieftains of othor ,fte readers, collegiate and Older hea s alike. qlhy and F'rederlck Brown, ,l!rJlce countrl'!' on a new J 0 ~ganluUon There was a boy from Southeastern Ohio Slalqaker John Musser John and •ha6 been ·rebulltd. At that · " . d i Bryant. Ruth Ann Brothe~s. Jim lime, It wai HBid that Moa who ·went to . Columbut sev,era1 years ago ~n • Werry, Mory McAie•. Darlene tung and Chou ~n-lal of Chin» became a football hero 83 a sophomore. The Smith, Ernesl Hall, 'Elsie Arnold, and Wtady•law Gomulka of Po· glitter of fame blinded hlil) or' failed to light Carol Sargent, Mark Grueser, land were among those who ha~ ~ • Jerry Frick. carolyn Goegleln. ·obJeeted. There was no menl\an ot bright enough what he , ~}~r just taking It Parents ailt,nd\ng were Mr. and Prooldent Tlto ol Yugo,Javla. were he to stay on cour !.Is White of more M J h' 'I 0 J\1 8 A Notablt Abtonltt wa ·· • " · rv Mrs. • rown, o n Tito was a nota bl P. ab•,..11 tae ·refined tDI&Ial? His hllm•JC".seven-rush plunge Sargent, George "· Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goegleln. from las\ week's Moscow etlebra to the winning touchd01(n against Iowl out· Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur c. Hood, tlon. He cance\lad his visit, plead'\, Mr. ·and 'Mr.. Adam SchoU, Mr. In~ on attack ot Jumbogo. It i• j ~ ·· d M VI 11 0 d Will still a question whether his ab· po Is Clinic Monday. . , Daily Seutmel Daybook .playets wlfd Is Hon.ored Guest·At • party Sur.pr.se ~ NCJ"·:"nal Mt1g Goes Eg'..l.ead ANNOUNCING ••• '--:.. T•• ~ .8~~!4.1 :·a . ro~n ~n, r~t-h~tht~·~~i"'' ~ waa 6eldlng~ts and ·unable to. tend wcro Mr. and Mrs. Wilham,. t~;\"( ~ ·~~ I dlpjjNita~~'<·~~M~,t~ 'ltJt;f ;~~ sh' ~J day tutned.loethelr ho'llt here 11i'u nw,e 1 Childs and •children, Mr. ah•J le,ders and Tltp want no part of.~ Jonas Rathburn !pent 'atu~day Mrs Alva Clark nnd Richard new organ.lzutlon whiCh wou;d \ night and Sunday wjt~ his sij)ter, Cliork. store Russian CommUniBm o ' ' Mr. .I,JJMe ·traneu IBM Mr. 1and oldThsupremacy. ~--cl s d ld Comlntorn waste! up In Mrs.· Wor1ey '""' s. un ay, v1•· LEGION MIITINO e0 . ltors at the FruneiJ home were: 01 Mr and !Irs' ~ohb 'DOlby and •on The Auxlllary of the Lewis· 1819. It waa a v\e1oua agency Red prona~nda, Intrigue and IIlii> · • d tk' '• ' I"Stalln di,.o\ved It Johnnie, and Mff, Raymon Fau · Don~ Wll\'l'y AoUt·wfnhlrl Manley Post. American Legion. I will meet on November 26 at the vers on. • ner Columbu~. In 11143 , ~1 ' -''ettbre to RuRsla's cieort~,e Ke1.t'~ Canton, spent home or MrH. Allun Hamilton. ' ··II• t~~~mfop•ln a wartime '!'111~1· . la!l wee'!!•' IWitr'· 1 jl'andparents, LCIW-Pih~ · . . . The oomlnlqrm ,'~P. set up 111 Mi 'ltnd llts i ;• 'I!IWnlt He helpT!4UilfOAV ~IITINO . UNCI · r IH7 as sy~cesaor ·~ '41te Com in- ed 'ift sWan 'iilth~~~~'n nusk· The -lllasldlia!'y S.... ly of 11\0 tern. lt- il'~ '.ft\!1CI;!6ned 111!11. llll· · , Mt. -'.llotltdlillptltt .O~urth will Stalfn' tiBe~ It •• hli !tJstrument · a.vtral frltndij,W~tive• atmoet· Thtirllday dllthl, 'Npv. 21 at !n trylnJ to ruin ,Tl!O, when Tlto I'M~ea the ~nl!llf 'OI. th Thorn· tb~ · ~b!Q~ ; uf ,,)ll't1, Nollie .lt'ln•ton commilt;d iho ~~,adl~ crime of re- q . ~Unday, at the !J.i Center Sujlet "B8" Hoildey Sedan. ana 1!1 ml\\lllf&t •are ·~~ to al- f\!WIIC to. - ·~~~litiite Yugoala· Cilarch. Burial waa..it h<oh\ro, ' tond to make plans lor the via's lntereats to llussla'a. Wba'. · Chili\mu party. · hapJiened · wtla .that not ,Tito but t: the\ €0mlnform llllll'ntlneil. It was ¥ILL~; d\S8olved In ifiGil. N.'fil AllltiVAL 88-4 Door Sed~n. Mr. and Mra. llobtrt Wllla arc The Roda ex.lplried 'hat It ••• . lfr& Fern S:.veeney bas aold her announcing tHe birth Of .an ellh' out of date. Alld'lo It ·wu-Ruaala farm, known al llie Sam Halll-ay domlaatlato farm, eut of Wllkeavllle, to l.!r. pound fifteen oUiloa aon, Michael had ·1011 fbr eYer and Mra. James- Whittington of Jliy at MelliS General Hospital on or-world t!lcillllliudla,., 98- • Door Sedan. Toledo. Octoller ·:Ill· Jolt .. 'nd il"· Wlllw it: rt lohn Wrleht, Perdue ~nd al•o ba~e a )la~cfiter, Robin. 1 11 I'IIK C ,~\11 Johll WU~aoln~~~:l·•~ In the Navy. Grantiparenta Ire Mrs. c. J. Eok· ' · ~ Jr. has b.!elt-1 las, < l~lolt, 0., l~d Mfl. Florence Mr. and ·IIJl. Joe Holly of Kant· '':if!~~!~~~~~ at the lloelll~ Willi. FlorehC4, N. J. · "62" - 4 Door Sedu. lnrton """ ;wsltllll Mr. an• Mra. v . He Is now reuilp. J,ltrle Dn_IJ :S~ntlly. Tlte · Hollvl ' MIIT~G •O~LID had at tell~ . a -luaeral of Iter ,ant the week e\td Mn. John J£.tehlla, ehalrman nepbtw,-Iii ~ala lui week ail'd·· ~I'll. · Monteray Hard Top 2 Dr. of ·lile-~ltH.·ln• eiargo ot Jll'f were on ti(•IJ' ·,wa)o hciine,' tftnela ~ <:llte.~ ' at. cl~bal\ ~an· C. L. ·-~Yk irbo waa ,.tyr~ed th~ week . 41 tie~-~ · · • 'lnee(lllf · Wee!· h«<I• ~ti!VIl¥_. Hoapltai ,SatYr< . a-.r,-~t\ .... Jl· 111. II tile IIIli!• 1W' Ito~ f.llr, .j, ..· • · ~ ·$!111! ....101 aQll all mo· Af!Uanf Qi'llitm of ·baa Montclair 4 Door. . 'IIII'I ;,IOflfa.l~l play~• are been qujle Joel~»' •I bit' 'e,/11• · ~;~~~:~~~~~~ . ~..to ;be ,llea~t. was ache,duled !o eo to · GaiJI· ,_ ~ '56 Olds' ···· $1495 . S WILKE '56 Olds ' ... $1995 '* '54 Olcls ···· $1695 P!>;ftKri!R-- '53 Cadllac ·· $1695 N '56 Mercurr $22CJ5 il!!r '55 MtrelrJ '56 Flnl · ··· $1'695 i DOor-. '55 . ..... Silts CwtomiiDe ' f,44. I 1 '. TELEVISION GUIPI. WSAZ TV Chaft 1118 I( .... • . - ' " ,· 7'(J(J shown anything In living spo11s memones. 9:00 Romper Room bl hF h His fame .could' be corre~pondlngly -greater 1 ~;~ 'Zr~~n.":~cls £~o!' than came to tllat ·ottrer first year star. t0:30 Treasure Hunt It 1IS unfortunate, surely, • that Americans 11 :00 Tlie Prlee r. Riehl aren't suited temper~mcntally to lil~ their bdght stars in literature, drama, sctence and the arts onto pedestals for reverance. Somehow, such stars lack necessary .glamour for Americans. g;~ 12:30 I ;00 1:15 2130 3:00 4;00 Fath~ · 10:00 krllme 'Miif!lf'SJ\ow 10:30 TreMu\\0 ·IIUI\! 11:00 THe l>i'lee II titifit 11:30 Trtoth or Conieqolencea )2:00 Tic Tac DpqJih 12:30 ~~t¥,~r ~".:';ruences 11 Could Be You Mid·D·y Newa . lolovietlm, Bride and Gtoom M:atinee Tbealre Queen tor a Day ~:00 5·30 And one of the reasons is because the su- 6:15 perhuman, tile unbelle\'llble·, . the miracle, 6:25 doesn't happen so publicly or dramatically 6:30 6:45 as does tbe athletic hero's act WhiCh Is wit· Y:OO nessed by massed thousands of people. Dr. ?:80 •··Jy Is a hero. But Dr. Salk's feat was a:oo Salk . "" 9':00 performed in the quiet of his laboratory and 9 :30 he rould 'Say nothing about it for months af· IO:oo ter he lta'd actually performed It because 10:30 what he learned bad to be tested and tested H:OO again 11:10 ' · 11:15 What White performed was one of the few 1:00 great ·feats of many athletic efforts by many collegiate, high school, and even professional playtlfl. Beoouse it was of spiritual lnspira· tton as weu as a remarkable dtsplay or physi· In our memor· yv les for years to come. The Greeks In early world his!Qry honored their athletes as do we Americans. Greece al· so gave a lot of fine things for men's minds to COI).tempiate when the Dark Ages had pass·&«es which, curlousty, produced abSO· ~ • "'6 ltitelY no athletes and no fields ·uwn which aa tliey Dl)gbt perform · . _1 . Jien>:U Luce may be frowning this week .M., over Iris reeilpUon In Amencan ho111es. No one In Ainerica wiJI frown over the feats of byoung giant! like White who do the lmpro able today, the impos.,ible tomorrow. 1\mer· le&ltself Is somewhat impossible to everyone except an American. Uke what White did, America is amiraeIe. 1:18 Movietf'!'e 2:30 3:00 4:00 4:45 Comedy Time Spinach Playhouse Sports Eye weathetcast News Pioture NBC News iltg 10 YO!Itball Hig)jlltJ!ta Nat Xing Cble George G<Jbol ShOw . lleel lllcGraw Bob ·culnmlnp ·Show The callfotnlans The N:~t::'res of News Headlines Weathercut ' Nltewat$ Silo Off 8:15 Sport& Eye 6:~ Wellhercast •0130 ·Nflfs .fleldte .:. • ·, , '6!45 llllC NEWS . .. ....' ...., 7:00 Boola t 6addles · 7:80 ·WIIOD .'llraln . 8:30 Fllhl!~ ~1Cnows llest 9:00 Kratt 'Dteatte . 10:00 Thla ls')'~qio tlfe 10:SO 0. Hei1t1•rJiYbOJfe 11:00 News ·HeM!ilrlols 11:10 Wea~llt · 11:1& Nltewa!Ch 1:oo st;a t>rr 7:119 Sign On 8:00 8:45 9:00 9:45 9:1111 10:00 I0:30 11·3tl 12:00 12·10 12:15 ._ 12 30 12:45 I :00 1·3tl : 2 00 2:so a:oo 3:'0 4·00 4 ;u Capttin llanproo CBS News Mornfntl Show CBS News Morning State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rleb News at Noon Katie's Almanae Love df Lite Search for Tomorrow Guidillf Llgbt Katie's Kltcben As the World Turna Beat the Clock llouseparty Bi& Payoff The Verdict Is You11 Brighter DOY Se<ret storm· Edge of Night Mylllc!')'''Theater Yo~l,,;~ R9pprter · Sporta Parade Weatherman Parade ol Stara Telephone Time Phil Silvers Show 1!11 T~ HlchU&hta T<o Tall The Truth Red Skelton ~.ooo Question M11111a ,,.. Up-to-the'mlnute ·news • 7:89 Sign On . , ~8:00 Captain Kanearoo, :·. · 8:45 CBS Newa 8:00 Morning Show 9:45 CBs Newl ,55 Homlne Sllte MiWJc, 9 10:00 Garry Moore • 10:30 Arthur GodtfOJ t" 11:30 Strike It ·Ricb 12:00 News At N00111 ·WJ EH lfWountyN"' 12:1.0 P·~· 12:10 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 Katie's Almanae -~ Love of Life 1 Search for TomorniW 1 Guldioe lJ&ht ,. Katie'' Klteben ,, 1-:30 As the World ~;: j!eat the Olotk 1: 'l'llrnft iJouseparl ·: 3:00 Big Pa,vofl 3:30 The Verdict r. Yours , 4 00 Brighter pay ~~.SO~~ ySee~f. Sft~ht j: • E<lle· NJ¢. • B:OO Mrllery Thuter 6:90 'Your Esao Repo~i' 8:45 Sports Parade 0 6:tl5 7,00 7 . :BO 8:~ ~:00 Weath~'- Caaey Jonii .. , . -... • »•~Y. ,~en~el: ~omtY·MI~eport, o.~Nov. !~·111&7-3 · Japa)l•:~ iSiihll~y.Gtves Di'posal Plant QverSentenee ·, , · •·cco~~~d-trom,Page .on•> ~o~rcp:~~~:t;:;:l:~~;~ Given. C. .. &.rf. · •, fellow ~ - ~ ltqr;o who ,.11111ed .to . ,. . . ·• : ,report · oli1 p'me· ··as·· "Johnny•. -'Agreed to run mote te'sta on T0 YQ, \1.- ~.u~n. ~. ·.J~panese ~' . \lld< ~fflclal•ow locate .bla ·dad• IIBln,J high test gasoline exclusive· reacte an-ly _t.na·y •· the sus· "J,-r .av~ " , ' ,· < town's Ford cru Iser aItcr pe~ded "n~~Cll "'' rl~en uu "' . Y '' •' ·.·.• ' . Jy' In tnt tL.-,$: Army ' . lafdonl In the person ol Chief Bartrum •aid he bad been S3C' Wt1Uanl s. t;liatd . wbo ~hOI lfra. RuaaeU : iitoUced : Mollohan advbed It ,.••, ne<esaary. The ·and killed 1 ,Jai>~· ...~ *.oman hst "~I rapldly .,aiong the 'ilde·, chief ,8Bid the crui!er del,lnltely sprlng on w~•t i J'panele judge .. 'fl(allt. ne~r ltown,liall. Headed to- ~perated pOorly on a mlxe~ ro:· called a "cbl!~lsh w,hjm." , . I ' wif4 . the allel'Uf a o,ffleo:· He bad gulnr a.nd high 'tesl dirt glv~n •t A _three-man .Ja. pineae e•urt, to' ju" lefti· the """' M••ort. ' oUlee·· She · Jn the post. • .Ill., •• , . day Jcntenee4. IIJe . Ottawa, ,called dQitn: · · · · -DiscuB!ed but took no adion soldier, to three yean at ,hard I•· ."Your little boy Is down at Ew· on relocation ' of aolllle parking bor on Ihe manalau~htel 'convlchlgal" i · · -' · · metera I~> town tlon, but sentenee was mpended '.' •"W'nal\'•jbout,ed :Mollob.on, "Yo~ Clerk' Charlo; o. Murray rea~ for tour years pn good beiH!vior !llean at .1';1\'1~11 runeral Home, . tho ma,vor's . report ,nd treasure•· Girard wal-~e_d out of eourt a free ·and be t~ . Qf(. on· lhe. fellest Jeag Lama gave her r~por:. mnn. . double Illy a.r-·'cltrant ·tn/ty aergeantretruit. ever Fund balances: ordered ,fo• . - 'today's sentence will not be· ' .. ,,_, r1n b t General Fund Sopt 30 $2733. come final under Japa' nea"e Jaw Mn. Ruaaell'a ~111we g 1 ou ' · ' rt '.:U.bed hlni. ui,t 'the bov was at 24; 127recztpts, mayor'~ 1 rppo ' until 14 days ba~e ~led. Dur· Ewlnai's 3tqr~. not Ewlng\a 'Funer, $ o.4 ex P • n d ' · u ' e ' lng tbat lime ·tioth 'Proaetutlon a1 Home,' whleb· of courae: -ar~ $209'7. balance Oct. 31, $1906.68, · and defense attorneys ean . !Ue an The parking, meter. fund recell· appeal. Indications .were both quite HMie establlihinents. ·"averlfled ...:.~... leaked out ed $905 911, had no expenditUt... sides have had enough and the ou ••r••~ d' b $4531 09 · tliar UtUe lohitny'·waa so happy and ,an an mg a1anee 01 conviction .will ;attn~ ' on-Ewlnr'a hob~y bO<!I<' aome per· No <h~nges .wera. noted - In the Oppoa\tlon to the Ugh! sen· ,~ 11 8\on rwu .needed to get him swlmmmg ppol, ftre equipment!: tence. was led by .the Soelallsl ., , or state highway imprpvemon Party whqlll!:'d~mAftdl' for .a•Jap ~;.:;;;l;;;;;o;;;;;:;;;o;;;;;:;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;'tl (upds. . . , anese '\rial 'fo~ lbf ·a)a~lllg oi In street con~lr<ietlon, lila••- Mrs. Naka, S~kai, a,bra81 ae'v~n· .;;.I tenanee and repaor (und the be- ger at the Camp Weir... flropg ~inning balance was $9191.17, re- rnnge Jan. 3tl touched olf an 'in· • "! 1, , .1:, , celpts t~taled $1133 · from · th• •ernatlonai luror., cemetery trustees, -~uo fro)n lnejlro . Nanum~ .s(ll:retary U ', the mayor~i report and expen~l- General of the oppo.dtloti Social· - •· 1.· ' · • tures were fl0,141.54 with i11 · ist· Pam, ealled tho · verdict a MlrY,.Iatl 1,'~1, Owntr ending balanee of • $239.33. . · "eomplete manlfestatlon of the t9:$0 ·to 8:00 'rhe cemetery fund had re· ' wcakneaa ol .Japanese eourte to. :eipts of $832, expense• ,ol $1.- ward the United · Sutos.:• ·1 MON. thrii' SAT. . . ·110_5• and an endln& bolance of silt.'r!'O.;, ·Raelne On $4DU.l7. cemete"f trust fund D Jt~rih· Old t'9Jtlalld·Raclne Rd. >alance was $\n3.50. . ,lD All ·~ ._.. ·-1 , ........ 275 n,g:Jnnh>g balance In all funds (C · II ulillf,....: p .u ..._) ""'"" ......... D• recelpls totated on ~"!"' . n·l" .·. • 1 1 , 10 . ' . ....., S ' HO ~~i~;;;iij.;\i;jiii. i;~i.~iiii.iiiii.i~ - ..·, ._· ' ,.. ..·CLEANE'-RS D·u·.·._KE '.~ ..TOpS Ift CItQftlft9 • . "' t',. , , '... ·In Sh'o'e .Repa•' r E·x;~ perts .'·. E9YeSt Cldrk, ow,er , Kelt~ Ite~pedy an~, ""~Y- ~ means . sln~ a:due!. Blal:~ Sl~~k& Au41'ey ,C1of1Ch and, ~~~tl<i!'J. ~ Fo· .d<u .': aw ,' 'Sl?e By· Elame Stee)e · PeQY Nel~on . singt .!~~ppi ,W ... ,Is a Thing' ~alleq 1~~;. : ~~ 'ryomu ~~~'!"' •ld . p\~ys I tr~m~\. JOI~l, "~mo:~:.One tn Watch Q\("!' ~·" ,ail¢;1. qil~t Judy H~yes,, · 1~ -...o~l'.!., i?otothy in\t . sing "Scntlm'ent~ · Journe~:"Na.oll)i -C~r;roll. ~•nd' tL~ ' ,chorus "count' Your ·. .Biesallles" "Go . ·:i'nd the . will :.· . ,•.•~•ln•s'i, ~ombs Nil~l ",C~oll • " ~ . '., ... . • • . • . ....... ,. ~ ... 'II"... ... . ' Poul-try Short·: .. ·.,·Graham River5!de World fat Hero AngW.i!fltitlyife cm~f1~~: Course PlaMe8; .!'. 4-HC~ub~ting AlvinC..YorJ[ ~·~~ ~-t:jl:l:f='~$ Th , ursdayN.1~ht_·.·_.. · ~eld _Rece.nt~y · FiuhtsT,axCI_.aim fith,:F.U , • yCar :::!W:i.;r,e;~~~~ Tbe n•cetlnB ~f the Graham A A ....,_ •·(UT · CURL _. 'lnu · p 4"· IEAu tl,...,.d WCH5-aTV Chandel8 Channel'&-Tuesday Channel. _8- Wtd_--...... \· •!II(.,..J Antiquity "l) "l) br m . , )llvettlde ,4-JI Clu~. met Nov. 13 ) CINCINIIA"" VP p llcuald OWDI, , • ""' A Poultry_Short Cou~ :WUI be-. .it the Grilbam SChool Hou ... The : NASKV!l.Lt. Tenn. . UP-World . •, · - , 0 44-40: B Ia( 1. . •· · tl 3'1'f.:Old mOtherltaabead of av- Ha·ltei:. CIIIW•• 1Mria·lf.1'0; ; fn-.lllbt ~~1m1a 1111 gin Thur,lday evening 8 o'c)ock ~UDi ,waa ~led to order by War I hero A)YID C• y;ort• In Ill toda1 ~ 'pilntled'·!llr according to H. ,M. Waltet; •Vqe~· tile Pre114ent, !lioth Sn.arben"'f. health and ~ ·- 'eubwiae,' 011 In all•blle··lldlfdaJ aijlrt 1. . • ,, , . , . • Ilona! Agrleullure lnllrue!lor' ~ llo\'P.tbl, Rousb 'reid t)le aerlpture =~ r:d:!l ~~:,raee ~· aiJd ·diofe ap onr .a·ildewatk ~ 1 1)-~~ume and·PI'iC8 dlatrlbutlall the lliclne Bleb Vo-Ar room. Paalm 121. ' The ·-ment •lalllll . , that knoe_t 'ltlm d~.' " on,__, lf,GJ)O; ..al ,17 11,GOQ '' A aurvey ahows tbout !hll:tY· The.- flag salute was lead by •••••• • "' wanted kill ltlm lin. u'"'" cletenitiDed ~ 10 five ~roller operation• 1!1 the Ju<t RQuab. The mlnutea for the amount lboutd' ~ve been pal~ oa . ,.__ lla · fe told · llu , • 18; 31,000 II UD '' So the • ·- 1 o.b 1 Dlstrl.. proeeeda from .the auC..tllllll mov-~yn JIO ·40, wu!n · Butler, DO ICOre, 71c. ' u m ~• ,... oo '' laat meetillg waa read by Dorothy I• ''Sei-'•eant'York" ini"· In .,. Her husband JOMPh. ' and about five thouaand hooey )louah. Joan Carroll pve the • • , .. 1~~ food con4jtloa . at General Hoaplbreedera for the produetloa of \reisurer'a rePort. The ~year-old ·llti'IIIJrt ..,. .. tal With a 'fiadured rlcbt ., MilOS GINI.JW. HOiPITAL 1 104 Admitted: Ml'l. Clara Saraon. broller hatching eggs. Altboul!l Weat VIrginia boYI and etrl• tloeln-t · olre thla aum ind W· 1ankie broller,protfll have not been hllb. were aung by all. It waa decided Jatnlx doean't .h••• the money to Poitee uld 'tl)e automoblle at- Portlsnd; Herman Hlebael, Pomethis phaae of the poultry lndiiii!'Y . to have-a Chrlatmaa party and pay II. !let tollowed a qUirl'el between roy. Ia of great eeonomlc lmportanc:e name, were drawn tor lt. york Uvea on a peoalon of 180 the two, who have beea aeparated Dlaebarged: Mra. Edna Nelgler, and value to the eommunl.. says hiJ' onlY wet lor 1110 ........ 'l'bet.llave ....._ - .,. A motion Wll made and earrled a mont1110d . _.. Raeine·, Lau•a ' Heiney, blre Raelae; Lilt w~k a small group m,et to aend $1.00 for the Farm Youtb II the 400-acre farm be waa etv81l married for 17 J'ell'l. Fomat Hd'lell, Chea __.__ and approved a prosram wbleb Exchange. Ruth Brown led the J(ter bla relum from war. He bad Olfleen laid tile eoup)e aqued was ~utllaed by Mr. Walter. program. The motto wu led by a stroke In ltiN and bu been eon- wbUe 1111111( I,D· tile famliJ Cfl'· 1nv1ted are the County Agrleul· J-n Carroll fjned to a whwftlebalr ala~. . u. • Kayn'Je d- a lm"e frOm ·• A f u ~ ,,., Demoera~ ...-1 ••• u· 1ura1 Extena 1on Agen't feed ,and ·•WUilam Roush 0 led the pledtle · · .e ow enne-.- ' . und~ the auto aca~ polite ulil. equipment dealer.,.hatehery O)ler- to the flafl. Mary Roush led tlle Jc Sen. Eales Kefauver, hu lOne 10d her hitlbMd )wiped from the atnn, bankera or In taet anyone Bible v·-e Be•ky "oodnlte read to bat lor the aeraeul but notb- w ·• atirted to walk ...,. wbea who would be Jntereated ill eoop- h ~· · • .."'s c . lnr baa come of hit eUorta p yet, er tin• d contributing to ••e I • 4-H Emb1em. hort ounea Th I "'·'·to ••'d In 'IJ oAfnlon 8 , 1 U se~i.. "o,.~eetlnga. " t'' · IIi Human Relation" w:aa read by ~Hte&;;; ~.,;.te thould have ~~ hi:~ and= ~ "What Are the future PoulbU· Either Smltbaon. Butch .. Bro.!"' been aubjeet to 1 eapilal plna taa over'· the Jideftlt to lmoet 'bllia !ties?" and "Looking Ahead"' will read "To a Teen·Aee Dnver. rother than lneome tq. down. ., he the lllbjeet for dlaeulalon on Present were Ruth Bl'~wn, Ruth Kelallv'er ;_puuted to . ~e In- .....o of their ehlldrea ..,. In Thursday evening Nov. 21. Searherry, loan CtorroU. Mary ~ ~enue ~ that ·~ . . . . . Rouah, WiUlam Roush, Butch "IOtnethlnr·ec~llld be worked out the ear. -·---:--:lirewn, Becky Goodnlte, Esther · along the IIIDe tJnea Prea.Jdent El- The Cowens left tedaJ lor 0 ueatiOD . Smltluon; Dorothy •!IQush. Mra. senhowu got tll relief from pro- Washlnlloll. IJ. c.• fot -TbanbiiV· Walter, Grlnlltead, Hn; Leonard eeeda of 1111 book "Ctuude 1n lng rid& 'litk- Jlri 'ljGweD's dau· (Contlnuod Fr.... P1111 Olio) Smitbaon ,an~ Mra•.Artle Roush. EUI-opi." · . gbter wM"' ~ualla~iJ II ill the dreaa county auperintendenta ~t ·a · The tiOl'Jeut won a Cong.. Air Foree deparlstllnt at Waabial· Friday breakfaat D)eetlag: llarlltd RIVIVAL UNDIIWAY alonal Medal of ·Honor for kllllnl ton Afler rettll'lllnl tq Wlseenaln J. Bowers( bead of waeber eertW· A revival It befa1 held at the 25 Germaaa and tQing 132 pri• 10," the Clll'litnW boUdaJ t1e11011 eatlon for the State Dept. of lldu· Raelne Peoeeoatal Misaloa begin· onm, almOII llngle-bandedJ,>:. In with Mn Collea't retttiv~ the cation, Is aebeduled to addresa ex· nlilg Nov. 18 through it' at 8 P·IIPiB. After the war be'went baCk eou le win rettlfll' to their borne empted vlllage superlntendenta· ~~ m. C~af)ei Buah, palltor, Is In to Pill JrfaU, ·TenO:, arid exetiot at :Am>wbeoil in Ca!Uornla a Friday breakfaat. Bey. ,IIOWfl'd charge. Everyone Ia weleeme. for . publletl)' reeelved when tlit In tlie J. Wlan~ Kent l'reabyterlsD mini~ . . . movie .... r.Jwed· . hat been -;.~~~i::;;;.t;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:;o;:;;;;;;::::l;:;;;~;;;;.;;;;;.;..:;;; ter, will apeak to claasroom t. .h, . HIGH-LOW TEMPS --••·Ia the news.· . .era Frl4ay. ,- , · NEW YOliK--UP..:.. The lowesi •.,_ . ' · ·. . Jennie L. Davit, OEA p~estdept l't!ported temperature In · the na· CAI,IPOINI,\ · Vlii'I'OIIS ' II A_J_.E~ and Cincinnati elementary. iChool uon IedaY - 14 below Zero Mr. ann!ll. Charlet E: Cowen I'.M: teacher wtll prealde at the. open· was at Alamou, Colo. Uigbeal tem· visitors d! · Judgl! ·pecplea t!'Om -. • ~.;.._t .ia-~.•- 1 _....r_-. •it!;;. lng meeting. · , ! peraturJ · lloaday-,88 -degreea- Los Angelea; aceompadied .hlm to ~- JUJ . .. _ - " , Clnclnnatl'a• Wilbrow , 'l!llh ·waa reported at n. Myera and Or· HunliJIIIon -laat Wedneadoy. for a · Sehool A Capella CJiotr,-.tli~tecl~lando, Ji'la. vlait with tbtlatiu.s only bro!b· ti.J•'ght_t~.J· o v.20 by Ansel Martin, wUI en~tttsbi . . 1 E u p p1 d lam " the group Friday evenln&. .... 1 1Md'arland, Shaker He~gbta, Christ er, .CQ ·. · • .,. . eo ... an . · Committee and group .. \F.(leckler, .llamU!pn; Glen H. Llv FBI•...:.7:...to;tti P _·.M.• scheduled to pre141nt reportr ,tlur· lll(llol),_·Vu!fert,_Wm. M. Weot, family PI: Plemat: Stmday a "1 11 lng the seaaions fnolude: l#~ilc~ Grtenfield; D\vlght '1.. Ainold_. of cousin, Dihi c. -c,uto,' a Charle.. SAT. -1=·1~:30 P.M. SUN, '- Z:ot-t:H P.M. D Shuler Columbur Carl L. Felt; Kent; Heradtel Sanders, Eltoa. Bl· ton lawyer and .hit· wife were at ·sKATINGlNSTilUCTIONS- SAT. P.B.1:to.3:ot C;rroll· C. B. Clea~er, N6rwood; vlra· Wrlibl, Warren: . Gertrude F. the Peoplca home lor a vi>il Jphn P. McDowell, Hudson;· tt. B, Breuhaua, Col~. C_ll)elnnaUi andHeog B.artta -ter~n~vls~it~c~n:_. _:!~~~~=·~·~~===~======~~~=====~-=o:::-' Oldfather, PalneavUie; ·. Mllill'ed Cleveland ts. A. _I~w~ltb~tb~e~w~~~~ an l:i J;. I Ohi Ed ·•· fu. A.•w"_.y_SPECI_.L " ·s 81 w·e,d'n·_esday h~ ~f.:::. ~~e::t ~/eo;~;! :~! OPllN_·Ii.ON~ WED~ n ,.=._ . TWO .CONVENIENT LOCATIONS - . P,o:meroy , j : -~ Jt\ Iddh-p ttr t ·. Any weather, _any season· • - ·:court ·st. . Cor; :ird and Mtln ., · ,'f~91_1f ISS,~ . .,ho11e, 6204·~, Mrs.' D6rothy' Pierce ·Mrs. Kerm Roush " ' ' ' "' :: M1111ager l r.Janager · with an ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYEa: I ~~·~~~\\ Bll <Reeofit. ll The ' lflllltn~ 9:$0 G~~;~et 10:00 U. S,'rllte.t1Bour \ I!QO· Ul!'f~hl•>te NaWI n;oo '. ~~!J!I'.i!l~Welllltr 1f:,10, ~··~I~(~~~ tve WtfT,N·TV ·Ciiclnntl 11 Channel13 Tuesday Chunei.13-.W --., Daily w• Oh· 990 lpo.f Qh Ytur 'o.·l. Wrllar Bride and Groom Matinee Theatre Queen lor a Day ' Modem ltOJilllnces 5:00 COmedy _Tiple 5:30 SplJ!aeh i'IIJhouie 4:80 Mrs. Lorona Wolf and fa!l'llv, . 5·00 · Is & Co- Mr.. J,~~Cill• Bu~hl and . flilnt!J to tlnd 1rent sun~ay wltn Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 em]phlfmillt. Rlloy Pigott and &on, Don. ·6:45 6:55 7:00 \ 7:30 s·oo •t d M a:ao :R..ent guests o Mr. an rs . . 9:00 D!n Rbutl! were Mr. and Mrs. • Lvle Gordon and children, Cottage9:30 M 1 10:00 ' vllle, and Mr. and Mrn. aur ce 10:10 LoU and aon, John, Racine, Mr . . and Mrs. Henry Moore, Mr. and . ' 11:00 M11. Harley Roush, Columbus. · 1 Mr. and Mil. George Gratton and g:~ t~"t:~ t~;:eather ' family, Ravenna, apent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Delbert Teaford lira. Sarah Diddle attended a meeting of the Past Cottncirors D. of A. Thill'sday evening at the home of M111. Charles Cohen In 9:44 $lin dn Pomeroy. · . 8:.45 illornlng Uovle Reeent guests of Mrs. Daisy 11:00 1\~enturea. In Le~lllll Beaver .were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pickens, Middleport and her grand 11:111 ;tlelJihbon 18:06 Noon News aon, Gene Stob\U't, Albany. 12':15 ~n Club !lr. and Mrs. Jmy Powell, Ra· 12;30 l,IJ!e~¥co cine were Wednesday evanlng 1:00 Grete"n Show dlriner ,eueata of her par<nta, Mr. t.:.10 Movie :Matinee and Mre,· Oval Diddle. 3:00 , AJt\erlcan Bandstand il'he Clarence Adams property, ~:all DoiVOIL~ 'Y!IJI.l' Wife .which will recently purchased loy 4!1i0· Amerlean lllnd.lllnd • tlif Baptbt Chureh, 11 now. ~!nl 5:00 ·l!lt La114telol , dCcupled by l\lr. and Mra. Nlll1' Wllfon, who moved hero !tom • 41111 CiM , Charlftlon. , ~;:.· : ' ff!oou~~ '' lir, and Mra. Dan RquJh, ¥n. . .. 1 Maud lli'Jdgetl, l\lr11 I. D. llou1h , , . ~ . ; ,:.1 · ·•• . .. ; 8:~ were b~alneu viiitot-a tn Plirklltt- , . fl9V 11f, • .~::: ·~ Gheit bure. rrtday. . ' · . 1!lti ..Cttiy~nae '· . t' .' 8:10 WraU ,Earp • 1 ~~~~: :e~;ou 1:09 4:45 Mod,crn Romances Dr. Salk Performed Alone cal n>~wer It has a right to five 9:00 Romper Room 9::Rl Trouble With '(i r '' , •• ...1 Was AM'ITaCre I r.L -•' 3- ·Wed...... --.JIIIf' ·•, Athletic Feat In Colum bus Last 5af Ufutly V~Oftne 13-T uesday (hIIMI , ,' 6:48 Sign On And Captured Worship IJ.ecause Ju;nericf).J~IIIs Unique , . ::~ ~:.Yon Today ga;:~o~;"' ' 1a:!f&& 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 1,9, 1957 " .· , ., . tt.a Dally Sutllll Carrier Docks "'&L~~~ With Remains Of ''' NaUO~- advertialn& :reiimentaun; Bottlnelll·Klmba!J. Jne. crash v·Ictims . ~ ,, I.tilnct9• .,••.• Now' York-City, . " ' ''' ' :'·r :r'WI"1UU :· e:oo 9:f4 SIMI! ll!l 9<f5 MO<'idlll Movie ·1t:OO kdftntum'mLeara~ ll:.ro . ~~~~~ 12;06 .~ 12:15 tZ:30 1:00 1:30 3100' a;~ 4:00 ·5~.PQ / aiM' 8:_110 flro~ Arl:9w: 8180 Telepbqne IJ1me IO:DO Weat Po!JII · IO!fO AlslcDmeo• Foreqa Loilon 11:00 Newa ' 11:15 Tbeater 18 12:10 SliD Oft '' ' Cultbm 2 ncfar. '14 , ........ $ll95 Stir Cblef 4 Door, 'SI hlc1l .. .. $MS Roidmuter Hll'll Top Cpe. · ' '52 .Gift ······ $695' SUper 88- 4 Door. '52 Cllm•ltt $495 ' 2 Door. .' $195 ,/ ' $195 '.." . .. ~ ' . I •):-' .... ~ :~ '.:~~ -·' : Sir tnr ~ 4ji~·riDMiw . ~ ,... , .....J,..••lit! ,...,., rt ·I~ ' ,. • �,. ' . r .I .:..~~~nttne~ Pomeroy·Middleport, o.,No~. l9, 1957 :· n~¥ts Ho~ Buoll Keep Right ·. 6ltmums .· dnlmproti~g Fbr·Wolverines Es~o SPORTS DESl\ Whaf ~ Of. Bucks Rise t N 2hr Nation Under ·ct.·.'gan"' Sta't'e· R. mmnm· ·- ···"•no.".· . . . a CoachD Sayte 5 S O$U Seoul Sarkinen warn0 0•. ed that salurday's game "will « · l · , . q~ir, e .. much raw courage as any •.. OW:D . ; ' J~isU~nwljd_ • tt , .,!R, ' .. " Mi ' e ' .~r ~ r~ ~. 1ame yet," lor Ohio Stale, ranked . •• •• _B,'i,, -· iV W ll UV, , ~" tbe,No. 2 le•m in the nation be· "' C.el Tlll!lelll'll Re·~tu"'U;;. !'l}~·~ ,J•!! ~~· ~~· ~ ¥ ~1( iJi> . ~~ ' ' h\n<i Ml~hl&an State. ,,. HI •, "'l!l1~ 1,'t~l~~~ ·~f~~)~.~!Ji,.~; State .'."ok Oou•r . t'~ M'""~~ T~-'-"· ·~ Put 'records bear out the Ohio ~~·1!1 ·~~ " vor •• "" ·~ ·• "' f ,., •• '" · ..., .... ~•'<· ~-t.t,. Pols so sc'Out's warning. Buckeye teams pall_hroun lfoll6w wln tKt I! 1tlfi Am oil ~ ' m~l· l)l~ J£J)ife~ Press ~ 0..fF.&~Joly , ! t. Wfto1 , ...;.IS ~ ·~~' V -llil 1" · ' 5! raUn~ fJ1!!ll' fu.the. WBk!';O~.,.. I. Olil6' Sl ,!T,.?·T · '· · ·ata have been·able to beat their prin· november 16 • c' " •1 •·1 1·, •d."' -- ~~~, .,;, ! en'd upsels t~al a_.O'P'"' .;d Tex. s. A\tfJ\lrn tt:lliO t · 11'!8 cipal rivals only once in the last " tJJ .,, r.: ~"'1" r h 1 "• o'·1 ili A•!l"'l • I"" decade, in 1955. dear ediler of migs Iiounty sports: , . . .· l'lu•' ~~~~ C'up J• ~· )!i~ A&M to ~urt P ace anu • a <I' 4. Te~as .. , ...,. Bein as we heer Jist about are redy to muve clear over Intel. . •nd l'ltir f hll ·~r)tl ~jijp ma to lift~. · · ~ O~ll~olnlt',t . ! ~ Base Sl\)'kkinen had • special word the next holler acrost the ridge to a plac caled Haze N9b I ' who take!. ovei ,I I; 1. ,, I ·~~ t !0' ~~·· ~HI' tl'l Onlo Sla(e J~mped up to ;: . ~issl~pl! : 1 '' 1~ lor un outstanding Michigan play· d th 1 rds We'd like Ia hav ya no too .. reins from . ~oac~ •, · · •rJ idi i!flh~ ~~~·~tiC. . ll~ 2 r.ating', A.u.. bur,.n;, 6.h~ of , ·...'vy ..·. · . · ·• 1 er. hRifback Ji!ll Pare. thot I'd sen yu IS ew wu · . . . , sai~.that hebad llv~ lulklly l_p.l , ~·· ~IJ . ~tli~,., ill:' temalnfng perfee~l'ecdrd' 8: ij>wi..!J'I·l. . "He's the greatest back I've seen that pel tnecJ eVlr body els round thiS nayborhood IS alea~ln. lettermen returnmg from ia•t ohort-tivo~. !•r an amitour' .n•m: tbe major· eonere mnti~ ' II. ~otte.Dame 6 2 ~ in my scouting this year." Sark· Thers ony a coup Ia Jerks left hoo wanna stay 10 broun holler year's squad around which to ll,ob)ly hap~ntd along iiiOut advance lost week's No. 3 : ,lf!M 8-1 . i .e• " I· ' kincn summed up but they was never much count nohow. I ftgger the revenoo- build his teom. They are John that tlmt. · ing; and Notte Dame returned to $econd.. Jtero~.~~ ..::'~ J ·..~!&. Hayes promised that Ohio State ers'll git 'em rite suun. • . •Layne, R?~ Clark, Robert Roush the lop 10 group _ in ninth place 38;,12, pr~~,9D• ~lR!I!'.ffi·~~ would ")lave some new sluff" to After that there game of \Qick ball them col!Jdge eddtcated Larry ~IV'"~ and Gary Roush. s.!'.'::~~; P~ -on the strength of Its <!l~l."'Vi't·!<"~liea''c•· .IW,~~~ throw ~~ Michigan, declaring "we f II I d gJ·n th corl\pl'ckers SattJ'dy I nussonly don't In add•llon. ''"" are others who • 7~ upset victory which pel. ~·· F•••h:!ii, , ~., t' """'~"'"'": do more things ihnn people give e ers p aye a e . , . F. played "'vera! reserve games and !dent of ' h"" alr<l'lft mano)foc: v 12. ''· .Mic .Igan, ~·. ::1 us credit for." cee how decent God fearm folk kan stand ta llv m Broun hOI· are looked upon lor help. turlrig compopy at liltlmOio and. Oklahoma's 47 · rame o¥na . S~!,e • .~; }9. (!I~JJ~CI 011, All Colors Hayes said lhnl fullbark Bob ler. , . tihdi lima lor golf II' I nof'ed otiof streak. Da"!<IIOUtfi, Penn Si'aQ 1111!,11 • 1 White, whoie aensatlonal P"rlorm· · ' Rollert Roush and Llevmg are nur Wtohifttlon callod •aurnlnti ,This ll)arked Ule first ttme" 2 ·eacli . Reg. $6.30 gal. ance gave the Buckeyes their lin· Now this \vuudy Haze feller tuk a bunch a banged up kids the taii.St piilyers on the sguad Tm." the ejght-sea'son ,history ot :;-·!: •~ -. :..:.,:: df.T"~::'it;:;:~::O ai drive lor the Iowa victory and and beet the corn pickers fare'n squar. Wuudy wasnt supp!!S' bod eacH, is about 6-3. Gone from ~~~e,d ~~~~~j,:'~~~ that ~·· ~1101 "IddleJII)rl •'Jt•#~: made him lhe team's second lead· ed to do that. These guys wat say hoo wins and hoo loses ~tdl last. Year-s t,am ""' Jo~ Ford, "'}:..lll.•.JiTllt~~ d~l'dren• ..t and .,..,_ .,~!•.,..,,., ,.'~:: in& ground gainer behind Clark, , . Jerry. Arqoicl 'and Bob Ol•ver. (i iiJIU (iillll 1·2 in any weekly ballot ~ w n '" • wiii play an eveu bigger role this n t say so, W d d'd h "" " ' J . Mcj(ei\zie a native of Poflleroy ·' · st d And ya know on Cunday after wat uu y I t e,.. _proun has'litd ••~.~ini experienpe ai ~'h n· a ·~:;~tilt ,t.ttock Pllnl)llcL boys ;-vent ~~d got themselv~ tied by sum clouns they . ~~~ Middleport and Chester beforo. \; aau,IO . . . Noting that While hll Into rour supposed to ltck. Thats accordm b those same guys wot k~~~ mcvin~. to Waha"!a ,. SIP asslot· diflercnl holes against Iowa, So ya cee, we figgered that cince Wuudy has bin guud 'el)llft ant Jl:i .tll'e ran Of ,.!Dllf,, H~ Ms · Haei said "he'll be hitting into to taak a Ieece on Haze nob and rent tts e'dgls out reel ell~~~~; assisl~d (n ali s~OI1s until . thl~ · . . .. ._,.., Frn PChkln~ six dlfnrebl MDled~ll Saturrtay." we reely oughtta mov klt'n klboodle over ther and HtlP 'IIIhl year when coacn Sa)'.re 1t'epped COLIJII!Bus, _IJP --~~vel~~d Buckeye ofliclai• meanwhile aside · in bailketbail afid turned Ben€cllctlhe, on~ or1Ohlli•s ·. few TIME TO . laid plono for sendlog the team . out. , · . ~ tVllr)ithlnli' over ta McKenZie. p'erf~et reclircl hl•ti l!Clio61 f~tball band and .Upportera to Pasadena, Wuudy jist keeps the Mst stok on hlssen place. Thet felle McKende's team ge\.! Ita ba\1· BCJuads, wallt&l off'w\\h tte m)'ll\1· Calif., lor tbe Rose Bowl game don't taak nuthin but the best then he t~eches 'em ther trlc !ism af nte Dec. ~ a.iai~st Nolan· cai ·rnte cht~QrW~ay, t~ ' }'monc:inl a9peared an rmmed· reel guud. Hees latched onta ceveral fme fourmen for this Swackhamer's Middlep9rt Yellow first Cle~~Wf4' ic~ool to do tile late barr1er lo sending the Buck· heer place be's Sit out fer hisself, too. They run tha Wulfdy Ja~\cels of Middleport. The res! of trick in tifs!OIY. ' eye band to the !Jowl game. Gen· H f . t Ilk the schedule Is as follows· Altb,qugh the poworful Bengais I ' . eral Motors' OidSII)obile Divis~on aze . arm nte smar . e. · Dec. 8 Rutland· Dec. 10 ch1. atill have anoth~r 1•111• to go pn IALU·- PAiNT_ SERVICI has offered to sponsor the osu Thmgs has been kmda goln ta pot beer ill Broun h~ller. shire; D.;.. 13, Eil;tern· D~c. 17. ThanksJivlng D¥Y, ,the United band tbis year. An auto manufac· The feller hoo owns It -spends too much time counlln ,hll Rutland. Jan. 3, R've'nsV..ood: •Pre,P Ohio Boaf11 .~ Coaches 1#111·Y Mlddloport 6265-X 1 tufer bls p6i,d O\h•r Btl Ten band money anda worrien over boo mite taak it away frum Ill'":· faK. 7, RAcine; Jan. 14, Ripley: nam~ ,.BenedJftiJ!e tJ\1! !op, team \ •. . •. • expeniellJt t,ednt year&. . Ya don't sec him out amendln his fencls like he usia. He~il la,n. 171 Eastern; Jatt 24, Ra 1!1 O~i'!o .II waa ttie fidll balloUng ·.'i'got one old geezer named Groza boos been on the plu'Ce .!~ veillwood; Jan. 28. R8cinei Jan. or lhe,,!!!JB~· MaiiiUo k 0i. F~. Q4· 1S':l'd~lc: ai~~~d :O~IIloil, ~r lbr~nl:rr: long that this Groza now'n then leeves hells wMn hes out !~pe · ~\ 8 I ' fixln. And ever body knows thets no way to run a raleroad r:b. 1 ~. :uiraio;e Fe~.' 21~"J.~:! ull . ~t\ilt 111'\l' l~!l ~·~lt'l..iJ.eadl9C'k 1 , rely aM ll'eb 25 Sandyville w~tti V/arf~n lllr~lhl, ~assiUyn 1these days Jist ta show ya how ould Wuudy duz things, well, loo~.wat The talcon's RiHY only lA aa,me~ ni ll~ia' :t)I\0 4Y· 0 r'ff"~? in his new hand , wot wu7 hissens name?-Yuh! BObby Wlt,f 'o ,\hi• ,oyasori .!.nslead o! 20 as 1 ~::. 'I'r~· t 0 088 co rom .. , o.t rtldy for cold -thtr dtd ta them ther COI'n shuckers . I'll shure work on tha san\ t\'_: Years pust That is brough onf ~r iel57's su~flae teams 1{.1"' by the l~ct thst the Char· warren Hal'lllhi wi• a tronr ahttd, Stt ua for farm with Wile ani day. wuuldn't yuu? 1 1'hem tuu guys boo say ther gonna stl~k It out lh Bro~n . lf.1 on· ,Re~Ls had been sehedulcd tffir4 Qniy 10 p~lntfJ)eb(nd !he Anti.fretlt holler must be goln klnda 1vaacky I do)ln ta tber Jl\~(' ;~~w~hl~·~~~r b~~lovJ ~:m\~l -r~nry~bril~ Tli~!'· Coach . Radiator Hoae ere~ ended Its 1last nite alter Wuucly cleened up hlz loa'd ,ol koi'l\ pickers· a~d because ot the serious illness or Sli~r~~ ', Thermostats buth wer aiayin smack intha middel of ther cabin !lor amum- their leader, Frank Polk.. wi~ ~~ lpdj:id,ual scottnr race, bhn ta the\llsel.vs; . , ~· fteds had been an ~ndepe~- 'J>aj~~~vllle l!arvey's .Jollp )fum. . ' ...'. . Mobil Guaranteed "Thru tha mtclclel, thru lha m1ddel, thru the middel, OOPS!" de f b\sketbail team of boys or 11\eY cl~~d ]he ~ajripa!p) ,. with' Fr!!e 1 nst~tloti-oli , · ... • Wot tha heck we r they talkin about• Do yuu know• !Chooi ~ge run by Polk for ,..;. 181 polnti. awlnetup apparently SUPER TRACTION SNOW TIRES · oral -"bY fergus· . Yours · Perticularly Cincerely' t d yeirs uuy.•a 'flas h.Y" .Boo · h): The team was perm it• w.as· .w..• ·Enti-a.nde On .S.-cofld -. . ,_,_ lui' '• ~ 1o r IJ idJh school teams bf on with a~ points in nine Jlimes. . A Broun Sh areAco,...r .. the West Virglnlu Athletic Asso· · Cdnve'nielit Budget Terms .~L,/ TARHEELI RETAIN- TITLE Atlantic Coast Conference . ~P ~eiatioh. . DUP....GIT$ 9)i.DAY BA~ "It Pleases Us To Please You" WINSTON . SALISM , N.c. UP- country meet Monaay altho98J1, . . NEW ,OJlt..EAN:S .jUP: - L•ght· Moo~e' s Busy Stare$.;'/ 1'1 • . W: MAIN ST. POMEROY 1 The Univcmily of North Curoiino South Carolii)A's atUr. Latb~l!l~.o : MIAMI, Fla .. UP- Hugh Duf· weigh\ llnli ·Dupa ' PtNew Or; ' -~ ~~~~~~~~~:=0:==:=-i ':-':2~===-~=~=-..':''ll~a~i~ne~d,:11~•_::te~n~m~t:_:itf,~e~in~th~e~ll~ft1l:'..' Llh~e:..::ev:::c!::n:t~iiJ!tlf a 2!:i~.lf'etoc~hi;. Norlh ' Daqaherly, head coach of the Ieana h'' be•n Louisiana suspended Boxing for 90 , ::..--- L:_ :z: tc~ in the annu•l College You'll dlocovor , , .(uol as tho whole world diocovortd 411·Stll' Game to be played in lbe · of inJured Oranae Bowl ,O)Irlilmaa night. He fral" , • .that Ford'o dramatic now foatura1 for 5I make • will be assiited by Illinois cosch in a Ill' lht maol oxclling value tver oflenocl tho American Rq Eliot. 'lilg!it. car buyer. lt'a lht !!!!! car al half tho ftnHCU prfctl UP - olilo· SUI> wlKI' h1~ the Jilllii Bt\WI ,bid Ill !>!&kllif.• ~~·Y: ~~~.today o~ .. th~. l!~fleyes \teek-~iweell, Imiifovm:1 -~· Qlt lchigAn In the ' I n· ale Saturday, •i:::tt;::;;:;:;;;:;;;;.:::=:;;~ ,. to.cli Wocldy !fayes, teps Ve"'e'r'a"n's 1 "( I rllfa."TIItti .. "tih Rubber WALL J,.,., ...:!.t::O: .r:. PAINT §·P!CIAL """"m"·"' CJev· F'Irs .. t T'une . ' In''u·J.Story '. iiin. $4.29·'gtf~ I CLINt()~: ANTI ·FREEZE. FfiH·ER C I * I 1 wap You'll discover awhole new world ' . ' ' in the 58 FORD ' - ' .. t•1 Ser~ice BOLINS MOBILGAS SERVra . * ES BATTIRI· g"M I lil;e. TilES I ' jult I to tbat pur fr~p\lon Ia "lurt wlla~ , tho D9e· oiderecl" ,•; - see .Ill nesl you want a .Preleriptlon Oiled. Tod!IJ't' in)wer io' 'eool· St. -";~ I ~~ Tou'll rldo In o now world ol foohl011 wltfl P...r'o .....,. sculphtrtd 1tyllna. From oow Honeycombed pillo and Power-Flow bood to the new Slipotream roof and Sculp. lured rear dock, Ford's 68 •lyling is a standout! ,;; You'll bt ahl1ld with fonl'o all·ntw lntarcoptor Y.a with Pnctolon Fuol Induction, Glv.. up to 800 bp. S•JOOihtl T power ••• mor1 power ••• rrom le11 gul The eecret ill I Preciiien Fuel Induction, a groat new fuel leedinaayotelnl - - ""' II, l. ·- You'llgtlgao oovtnga up to 15% wllh now Oul...o.MCIII! Drlut teamed with the Dew loterceptor V-8, New Dl puoitlon leta youmovOBmoothiy, •utomatically frllm101ldo fooliDJ teka.olfl right up to hlgbway ~ o(lllldl. You'D rldo on a cloud lnotoa• of a oprlng wllh a,ttolllll Fani-Alro Suoponolon. Tbia it the way you've """'YI ·I dreamed or drivtng-flootint on air/ Four air pillOWIIOak up bum))I. Car releve111 when 10moone gets in or ba1pp 18 loaded. AD tbia Ia youno at low Ford prit:etl You'll wflll 1 - · louoh wllh now Motle.Grclt Nothlur roU. Ub • ball aad tbal's t1it - o f Ford'• oteerln& eaae. llfet.movlng oteel balll mt.; JOI! the ciooeol tbior yol to power steerlnrl t I , , IIHI •~•t· Your ntghl ddulng lo aafor wRh F...r'o lehly.TWI• h11dllghlo alld tolillghto. It's tile bla...t ad~ dac!l oealed·boam hoadU1htll And only Flircl 0111 oll'tr J1!!l UftliiUerci/Doilp IDd olbor "ln~~or Ford"llMfllllaillll ·' . ~ .' ";il'·' ( ~-·~ {; ' . I'' ' ,., ~ '' ; 58 RD ~.. newer in the w@. . . .fk!St .-~ . PriYid • iPPrmd mndlit ntf MOTORS,Jt$;, ' I •• • ,of yo11r · GAS ' ,· ! ( \ . J .. ~;_.,\ �,. ' . r .I .:..~~~nttne~ Pomeroy·Middleport, o.,No~. l9, 1957 :· n~¥ts Ho~ Buoll Keep Right ·. 6ltmums .· dnlmproti~g Fbr·Wolverines Es~o SPORTS DESl\ Whaf ~ Of. Bucks Rise t N 2hr Nation Under ·ct.·.'gan"' Sta't'e· R. mmnm· ·- ···"•no.".· . . . a CoachD Sayte 5 S O$U Seoul Sarkinen warn0 0•. ed that salurday's game "will « · l · , . q~ir, e .. much raw courage as any •.. OW:D . ; ' J~isU~nwljd_ • tt , .,!R, ' .. " Mi ' e ' .~r ~ r~ ~. 1ame yet," lor Ohio Stale, ranked . •• •• _B,'i,, -· iV W ll UV, , ~" tbe,No. 2 le•m in the nation be· "' C.el Tlll!lelll'll Re·~tu"'U;;. !'l}~·~ ,J•!! ~~· ~~· ~ ¥ ~1( iJi> . ~~ ' ' h\n<i Ml~hl&an State. ,,. HI •, "'l!l1~ 1,'t~l~~~ ·~f~~)~.~!Ji,.~; State .'."ok Oou•r . t'~ M'""~~ T~-'-"· ·~ Put 'records bear out the Ohio ~~·1!1 ·~~ " vor •• "" ·~ ·• "' f ,., •• '" · ..., .... ~•'<· ~-t.t,. Pols so sc'Out's warning. Buckeye teams pall_hroun lfoll6w wln tKt I! 1tlfi Am oil ~ ' m~l· l)l~ J£J)ife~ Press ~ 0..fF.&~Joly , ! t. Wfto1 , ...;.IS ~ ·~~' V -llil 1" · ' 5! raUn~ fJ1!!ll' fu.the. WBk!';O~.,.. I. Olil6' Sl ,!T,.?·T · '· · ·ata have been·able to beat their prin· november 16 • c' " •1 •·1 1·, •d."' -- ~~~, .,;, ! en'd upsels t~al a_.O'P'"' .;d Tex. s. A\tfJ\lrn tt:lliO t · 11'!8 cipal rivals only once in the last " tJJ .,, r.: ~"'1" r h 1 "• o'·1 ili A•!l"'l • I"" decade, in 1955. dear ediler of migs Iiounty sports: , . . .· l'lu•' ~~~~ C'up J• ~· )!i~ A&M to ~urt P ace anu • a <I' 4. Te~as .. , ...,. Bein as we heer Jist about are redy to muve clear over Intel. . •nd l'ltir f hll ·~r)tl ~jijp ma to lift~. · · ~ O~ll~olnlt',t . ! ~ Base Sl\)'kkinen had • special word the next holler acrost the ridge to a plac caled Haze N9b I ' who take!. ovei ,I I; 1. ,, I ·~~ t !0' ~~·· ~HI' tl'l Onlo Sla(e J~mped up to ;: . ~issl~pl! : 1 '' 1~ lor un outstanding Michigan play· d th 1 rds We'd like Ia hav ya no too .. reins from . ~oac~ •, · · •rJ idi i!flh~ ~~~·~tiC. . ll~ 2 r.ating', A.u.. bur,.n;, 6.h~ of , ·...'vy ..·. · . · ·• 1 er. hRifback Ji!ll Pare. thot I'd sen yu IS ew wu · . . . , sai~.that hebad llv~ lulklly l_p.l , ~·· ~IJ . ~tli~,., ill:' temalnfng perfee~l'ecdrd' 8: ij>wi..!J'I·l. . "He's the greatest back I've seen that pel tnecJ eVlr body els round thiS nayborhood IS alea~ln. lettermen returnmg from ia•t ohort-tivo~. !•r an amitour' .n•m: tbe major· eonere mnti~ ' II. ~otte.Dame 6 2 ~ in my scouting this year." Sark· Thers ony a coup Ia Jerks left hoo wanna stay 10 broun holler year's squad around which to ll,ob)ly hap~ntd along iiiOut advance lost week's No. 3 : ,lf!M 8-1 . i .e• " I· ' kincn summed up but they was never much count nohow. I ftgger the revenoo- build his teom. They are John that tlmt. · ing; and Notte Dame returned to $econd.. Jtero~.~~ ..::'~ J ·..~!&. Hayes promised that Ohio State ers'll git 'em rite suun. • . •Layne, R?~ Clark, Robert Roush the lop 10 group _ in ninth place 38;,12, pr~~,9D• ~lR!I!'.ffi·~~ would ")lave some new sluff" to After that there game of \Qick ball them col!Jdge eddtcated Larry ~IV'"~ and Gary Roush. s.!'.'::~~; P~ -on the strength of Its <!l~l."'Vi't·!<"~liea''c•· .IW,~~~ throw ~~ Michigan, declaring "we f II I d gJ·n th corl\pl'ckers SattJ'dy I nussonly don't In add•llon. ''"" are others who • 7~ upset victory which pel. ~·· F•••h:!ii, , ~., t' """'~"'"'": do more things ihnn people give e ers p aye a e . , . F. played "'vera! reserve games and !dent of ' h"" alr<l'lft mano)foc: v 12. ''· .Mic .Igan, ~·. ::1 us credit for." cee how decent God fearm folk kan stand ta llv m Broun hOI· are looked upon lor help. turlrig compopy at liltlmOio and. Oklahoma's 47 · rame o¥na . S~!,e • .~; }9. (!I~JJ~CI 011, All Colors Hayes said lhnl fullbark Bob ler. , . tihdi lima lor golf II' I nof'ed otiof streak. Da"!<IIOUtfi, Penn Si'aQ 1111!,11 • 1 White, whoie aensatlonal P"rlorm· · ' Rollert Roush and Llevmg are nur Wtohifttlon callod •aurnlnti ,This ll)arked Ule first ttme" 2 ·eacli . Reg. $6.30 gal. ance gave the Buckeyes their lin· Now this \vuudy Haze feller tuk a bunch a banged up kids the taii.St piilyers on the sguad Tm." the ejght-sea'son ,history ot :;-·!: •~ -. :..:.,:: df.T"~::'it;:;:~::O ai drive lor the Iowa victory and and beet the corn pickers fare'n squar. Wuudy wasnt supp!!S' bod eacH, is about 6-3. Gone from ~~~e,d ~~~~~j,:'~~~ that ~·· ~1101 "IddleJII)rl •'Jt•#~: made him lhe team's second lead· ed to do that. These guys wat say hoo wins and hoo loses ~tdl last. Year-s t,am ""' Jo~ Ford, "'}:..lll.•.JiTllt~~ d~l'dren• ..t and .,..,_ .,~!•.,..,,., ,.'~:: in& ground gainer behind Clark, , . Jerry. Arqoicl 'and Bob Ol•ver. (i iiJIU (iillll 1·2 in any weekly ballot ~ w n '" • wiii play an eveu bigger role this n t say so, W d d'd h "" " ' J . Mcj(ei\zie a native of Poflleroy ·' · st d And ya know on Cunday after wat uu y I t e,.. _proun has'litd ••~.~ini experienpe ai ~'h n· a ·~:;~tilt ,t.ttock Pllnl)llcL boys ;-vent ~~d got themselv~ tied by sum clouns they . ~~~ Middleport and Chester beforo. \; aau,IO . . . Noting that While hll Into rour supposed to ltck. Thats accordm b those same guys wot k~~~ mcvin~. to Waha"!a ,. SIP asslot· diflercnl holes against Iowa, So ya cee, we figgered that cince Wuudy has bin guud 'el)llft ant Jl:i .tll'e ran Of ,.!Dllf,, H~ Ms · Haei said "he'll be hitting into to taak a Ieece on Haze nob and rent tts e'dgls out reel ell~~~~; assisl~d (n ali s~OI1s until . thl~ · . . .. ._,.., Frn PChkln~ six dlfnrebl MDled~ll Saturrtay." we reely oughtta mov klt'n klboodle over ther and HtlP 'IIIhl year when coacn Sa)'.re 1t'epped COLIJII!Bus, _IJP --~~vel~~d Buckeye ofliclai• meanwhile aside · in bailketbail afid turned Ben€cllctlhe, on~ or1Ohlli•s ·. few TIME TO . laid plono for sendlog the team . out. , · . ~ tVllr)ithlnli' over ta McKenZie. p'erf~et reclircl hl•ti l!Clio61 f~tball band and .Upportera to Pasadena, Wuudy jist keeps the Mst stok on hlssen place. Thet felle McKende's team ge\.! Ita ba\1· BCJuads, wallt&l off'w\\h tte m)'ll\1· Calif., lor tbe Rose Bowl game don't taak nuthin but the best then he t~eches 'em ther trlc !ism af nte Dec. ~ a.iai~st Nolan· cai ·rnte cht~QrW~ay, t~ ' }'monc:inl a9peared an rmmed· reel guud. Hees latched onta ceveral fme fourmen for this Swackhamer's Middlep9rt Yellow first Cle~~Wf4' ic~ool to do tile late barr1er lo sending the Buck· heer place be's Sit out fer hisself, too. They run tha Wulfdy Ja~\cels of Middleport. The res! of trick in tifs!OIY. ' eye band to the !Jowl game. Gen· H f . t Ilk the schedule Is as follows· Altb,qugh the poworful Bengais I ' . eral Motors' OidSII)obile Divis~on aze . arm nte smar . e. · Dec. 8 Rutland· Dec. 10 ch1. atill have anoth~r 1•111• to go pn IALU·- PAiNT_ SERVICI has offered to sponsor the osu Thmgs has been kmda goln ta pot beer ill Broun h~ller. shire; D.;.. 13, Eil;tern· D~c. 17. ThanksJivlng D¥Y, ,the United band tbis year. An auto manufac· The feller hoo owns It -spends too much time counlln ,hll Rutland. Jan. 3, R've'nsV..ood: •Pre,P Ohio Boaf11 .~ Coaches 1#111·Y Mlddloport 6265-X 1 tufer bls p6i,d O\h•r Btl Ten band money anda worrien over boo mite taak it away frum Ill'":· faK. 7, RAcine; Jan. 14, Ripley: nam~ ,.BenedJftiJ!e tJ\1! !op, team \ •. . •. • expeniellJt t,ednt year&. . Ya don't sec him out amendln his fencls like he usia. He~il la,n. 171 Eastern; Jatt 24, Ra 1!1 O~i'!o .II waa ttie fidll balloUng ·.'i'got one old geezer named Groza boos been on the plu'Ce .!~ veillwood; Jan. 28. R8cinei Jan. or lhe,,!!!JB~· MaiiiUo k 0i. F~. Q4· 1S':l'd~lc: ai~~~d :O~IIloil, ~r lbr~nl:rr: long that this Groza now'n then leeves hells wMn hes out !~pe · ~\ 8 I ' fixln. And ever body knows thets no way to run a raleroad r:b. 1 ~. :uiraio;e Fe~.' 21~"J.~:! ull . ~t\ilt 111'\l' l~!l ~·~lt'l..iJ.eadl9C'k 1 , rely aM ll'eb 25 Sandyville w~tti V/arf~n lllr~lhl, ~assiUyn 1these days Jist ta show ya how ould Wuudy duz things, well, loo~.wat The talcon's RiHY only lA aa,me~ ni ll~ia' :t)I\0 4Y· 0 r'ff"~? in his new hand , wot wu7 hissens name?-Yuh! BObby Wlt,f 'o ,\hi• ,oyasori .!.nslead o! 20 as 1 ~::. 'I'r~· t 0 088 co rom .. , o.t rtldy for cold -thtr dtd ta them ther COI'n shuckers . I'll shure work on tha san\ t\'_: Years pust That is brough onf ~r iel57's su~flae teams 1{.1"' by the l~ct thst the Char· warren Hal'lllhi wi• a tronr ahttd, Stt ua for farm with Wile ani day. wuuldn't yuu? 1 1'hem tuu guys boo say ther gonna stl~k It out lh Bro~n . lf.1 on· ,Re~Ls had been sehedulcd tffir4 Qniy 10 p~lntfJ)eb(nd !he Anti.fretlt holler must be goln klnda 1vaacky I do)ln ta tber Jl\~(' ;~~w~hl~·~~~r b~~lovJ ~:m\~l -r~nry~bril~ Tli~!'· Coach . Radiator Hoae ere~ ended Its 1last nite alter Wuucly cleened up hlz loa'd ,ol koi'l\ pickers· a~d because ot the serious illness or Sli~r~~ ', Thermostats buth wer aiayin smack intha middel of ther cabin !lor amum- their leader, Frank Polk.. wi~ ~~ lpdj:id,ual scottnr race, bhn ta the\llsel.vs; . , ~· fteds had been an ~ndepe~- 'J>aj~~~vllle l!arvey's .Jollp )fum. . ' ...'. . Mobil Guaranteed "Thru tha mtclclel, thru lha m1ddel, thru the middel, OOPS!" de f b\sketbail team of boys or 11\eY cl~~d ]he ~ajripa!p) ,. with' Fr!!e 1 nst~tloti-oli , · ... • Wot tha heck we r they talkin about• Do yuu know• !Chooi ~ge run by Polk for ,..;. 181 polnti. awlnetup apparently SUPER TRACTION SNOW TIRES · oral -"bY fergus· . Yours · Perticularly Cincerely' t d yeirs uuy.•a 'flas h.Y" .Boo · h): The team was perm it• w.as· .w..• ·Enti-a.nde On .S.-cofld -. . ,_,_ lui' '• ~ 1o r IJ idJh school teams bf on with a~ points in nine Jlimes. . A Broun Sh areAco,...r .. the West Virglnlu Athletic Asso· · Cdnve'nielit Budget Terms .~L,/ TARHEELI RETAIN- TITLE Atlantic Coast Conference . ~P ~eiatioh. . DUP....GIT$ 9)i.DAY BA~ "It Pleases Us To Please You" WINSTON . SALISM , N.c. UP- country meet Monaay altho98J1, . . NEW ,OJlt..EAN:S .jUP: - L•ght· Moo~e' s Busy Stare$.;'/ 1'1 • . W: MAIN ST. POMEROY 1 The Univcmily of North Curoiino South Carolii)A's atUr. Latb~l!l~.o : MIAMI, Fla .. UP- Hugh Duf· weigh\ llnli ·Dupa ' PtNew Or; ' -~ ~~~~~~~~~:=0:==:=-i ':-':2~===-~=~=-..':''ll~a~i~ne~d,:11~•_::te~n~m~t:_:itf,~e~in~th~e~ll~ft1l:'..' Llh~e:..::ev:::c!::n:t~iiJ!tlf a 2!:i~.lf'etoc~hi;. Norlh ' Daqaherly, head coach of the Ieana h'' be•n Louisiana suspended Boxing for 90 , ::..--- L:_ :z: tc~ in the annu•l College You'll dlocovor , , .(uol as tho whole world diocovortd 411·Stll' Game to be played in lbe · of inJured Oranae Bowl ,O)Irlilmaa night. He fral" , • .that Ford'o dramatic now foatura1 for 5I make • will be assiited by Illinois cosch in a Ill' lht maol oxclling value tver oflenocl tho American Rq Eliot. 'lilg!it. car buyer. lt'a lht !!!!! car al half tho ftnHCU prfctl UP - olilo· SUI> wlKI' h1~ the Jilllii Bt\WI ,bid Ill !>!&kllif.• ~~·Y: ~~~.today o~ .. th~. l!~fleyes \teek-~iweell, Imiifovm:1 -~· Qlt lchigAn In the ' I n· ale Saturday, •i:::tt;::;;:;:;;;:;;;;.:::=:;;~ ,. to.cli Wocldy !fayes, teps Ve"'e'r'a"n's 1 "( I rllfa."TIItti .. "tih Rubber WALL J,.,., ...:!.t::O: .r:. PAINT §·P!CIAL """"m"·"' CJev· F'Irs .. t T'une . ' In''u·J.Story '. iiin. $4.29·'gtf~ I CLINt()~: ANTI ·FREEZE. FfiH·ER C I * I 1 wap You'll discover awhole new world ' . ' ' in the 58 FORD ' - ' .. t•1 Ser~ice BOLINS MOBILGAS SERVra . * ES BATTIRI· g"M I lil;e. TilES I ' jult I to tbat pur fr~p\lon Ia "lurt wlla~ , tho D9e· oiderecl" ,•; - see .Ill nesl you want a .Preleriptlon Oiled. Tod!IJ't' in)wer io' 'eool· St. -";~ I ~~ Tou'll rldo In o now world ol foohl011 wltfl P...r'o .....,. sculphtrtd 1tyllna. From oow Honeycombed pillo and Power-Flow bood to the new Slipotream roof and Sculp. lured rear dock, Ford's 68 •lyling is a standout! ,;; You'll bt ahl1ld with fonl'o all·ntw lntarcoptor Y.a with Pnctolon Fuol Induction, Glv.. up to 800 bp. S•JOOihtl T power ••• mor1 power ••• rrom le11 gul The eecret ill I Preciiien Fuel Induction, a groat new fuel leedinaayotelnl - - ""' II, l. ·- You'llgtlgao oovtnga up to 15% wllh now Oul...o.MCIII! Drlut teamed with the Dew loterceptor V-8, New Dl puoitlon leta youmovOBmoothiy, •utomatically frllm101ldo fooliDJ teka.olfl right up to hlgbway ~ o(lllldl. You'D rldo on a cloud lnotoa• of a oprlng wllh a,ttolllll Fani-Alro Suoponolon. Tbia it the way you've """'YI ·I dreamed or drivtng-flootint on air/ Four air pillOWIIOak up bum))I. Car releve111 when 10moone gets in or ba1pp 18 loaded. AD tbia Ia youno at low Ford prit:etl You'll wflll 1 - · louoh wllh now Motle.Grclt Nothlur roU. Ub • ball aad tbal's t1it - o f Ford'• oteerln& eaae. llfet.movlng oteel balll mt.; JOI! the ciooeol tbior yol to power steerlnrl t I , , IIHI •~•t· Your ntghl ddulng lo aafor wRh F...r'o lehly.TWI• h11dllghlo alld tolillghto. It's tile bla...t ad~ dac!l oealed·boam hoadU1htll And only Flircl 0111 oll'tr J1!!l UftliiUerci/Doilp IDd olbor "ln~~or Ford"llMfllllaillll ·' . ~ .' ";il'·' ( ~-·~ {; ' . I'' ' ,., ~ '' ; 58 RD ~.. newer in the w@. . . .fk!St .-~ . PriYid • iPPrmd mndlit ntf MOTORS,Jt$;, ' I •• • ,of yo11r · GAS ' ,· ! ( \ . J .. ~;_.,\ �'- ... .. ' ... ., . ~ . :., eoS~Y Se~Un.~. rc;ll!llro_>!-Mlddle~rt, 0., Nov. •19, 1957 { 1). NoticeS _,; ._Dlte Cbesta - L~e - ~~·---- 120 Bl Insurance LlQ4 rAdar LAU WindoW ,,.._ RefrlpntO!,.' lobr Fumltuie, Middle~ 1, Ololo . U9ll Ne~ Cloaaea Starting . I·•' '' I·' I _ _ ...__ i dr. ,. 4 dr. Sedw. Two exceptlollllly gi)OCI buys. Botb ''210" IOries. f78S, B'-ettaar'a,I'Gmeroy. 11 15 ~ IBM Bulelt VB Speelal, f2,09G, 4 dr. Setlu. Dynaflow drive. Ra· · dlo and Heater. Fully equipped. One weM loeal owner. BliettIW"s, Pomeroy. 11 IS 8le lYDIA IRANDT, houwwlft In fort Moraon, amillngly lndlcalts tht "Mogle couch;' In foreground, which ploytd such a Iorge part In helping htr blcotnl one of tht country's mOtt succtuful figure contultonfl. Jt54 Ford VB CutaomUne t995. 2 dr. Sedan. Bbowt · 100d care. Blaettaar'a, Pomeroy; 11 15 ate II IS 8te 1852 DeSoto VB 4 dr. Sedan ..95. ~oat a Sputnik In perform· , alice. Blaellaar'a, Pomeroy. II 15 61c 11·14-l!Lp (8bl Auto Services __._ _ __ fORI MORGAN, COLO . ., How a can,.earn out a llrllllant new carttr for he11tlf In o foKinat• lng type of wor~ which combinll dignity with an opportunity to bt of real help to othtn It demonstrated by tht rtmorkablt tucctn story of h~lo Brandt. Mn. lrondt c~ost her new carter afttr btco111ing tnthuslostlc obout the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan by wMch 1ht was obit to trim her weight from 1U pounds to 122 5'nct then .he has been "cruiCd: lng" for tht Plan- 50 effectively in fact, that lhe has sold It to mort tho!\ .SOO ptopltln ht~ comm~tnlty. "k1 01h _, ~ " traln.u ~al••peoplt '" ho\l~twlft 2 dr. HydJ'IDIIIUC drive. 'pollen lwo tone creen flnllh. Sporty hard top model and a my dependable car. Blaettnar's aaerifice. C&ll Laws ··- .1. ·~811\0n ·re: aotiP. turkey se"'""' Ulf TRAILERS TRAILER~)1i F~totP ACT HOW SAVE$100T0$1000 ----~ frame home, bath (tub , and lavatory). Very good basement, bot ,atr Curnace heating. Thlck Jnaul· bric siding. urge !o•, out of high water. $5300.00 MIDDLEPORT - 5 • room frame with bath and utility room. New hot air furnace heating. Level lot. Calh price $3500.00. FARM - 80 ncrcs near U. S. 33 and 680. Very good 8-rodm house basement barn, garage and otb. er bulldinga. Electricity and free gas. All mineral rights. $SOOOJIO. ll ·IIJ.IIt~ 022-Y. Yo11t£ltetion · <Were by lost In the attend- Waverly, ·Oblo, dealer with 75 new and used 14 to 50 Ct., also 10 wi4es., and three bedrooms, natlorulilfl i known m•kea. The sible terms anywhere. · littlj! and sav~ a lot. These well .worth yoitr trip. This YOUf LAST S~oppiJig place; come prepared ·dq d..l. Fut free delivery. Move In '"'m""' • row. Anything of value in trade. ' , MIDDL!PORT _ 4-room 1103 Cliemlet 10&0 Ford. Will .... ., ,_,.,,ONe .'"'··Jt~/_111, b11~~~,1h.. .~... R'Itr;, ~t.l•,. -Au,i\) Soles- ~..,..,.----·-- PHONI8 121) Rcol buatlng day or aliliton my farm. Daley O'Neil, Rt 3 Pam· 11155 Buick VB Rosdmaster $1,80e. 4 dr. Sedan. Bulck'a flnlst mbdel Power &leering and brakeo. New one cost almost $51100.00. Thlu one II like new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ll 15 6tc ~ IR MIDDLI!PORT. OHIO 6116-M No Pomeroy. . .... .__ llll.l....... lt, :...... CU.ally and a- AthtM, Ohio' ' · ~A lllnORWIM t'IIIIMI...,._.C.. leal Estate Broker Huntl"""' W. -Ya. ~ (8) . AGENcY PII'L t.utomoolle, Htaltlo ACCIDINT SOUTHERTON BEAUTY ACADEMY . ~ i ,_... __ ... Rodney Downing ~'IIURANCE Enroll Now, eroy. .. ' .v 7 room house, two lots, will sell ~ December 16th .I\ i IIAl WAIW Housewife Succeeds in Dignified New Career l'lilidaln ... . furnished or unfurnlshed.. owner being transferred. Ph~ne. Raeln~ COJIPU!:TB !Diur••ce Pror.ctiOD, _!,213 _ _ _ IH8-6Ip . Uta, foul~. Fire, Polio. Call !lor llllla. lli<ldle;.ort. Obto. SUCCESS STORY tti ...uarlen Pet · '· __ l • ' ' . ..... . ...... .. . .. · · . ._. . tho Sloufftr Homt Reducing Plan I BOX 229 PHON I IIJI.Y , (II) 16, 3tc MOll II.E HOME SALES WAVER~Y u. s. HlthWIY 23 L.-------.;.,.1 WAVERLY, OH IO try ovtr art tnlhullattlc about tllio proved way to tarn big lncomtl,, ltcaust thty &till the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan by appointment only -not door·to-door-thty tnloy tht opportunity of meetlno the flntd people In lhtlr communltlet on 1 readily accepted 10clol basiL Thty ore extremely happy In their work, too, becaust it enables them to bring new hopplnen to othen v:~o hov• long suffered from ovenvel~ht, Tht unusually dignified manner by which they 1111 makes the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan &alii orgenlt• lion the mot! unique In America. If YOU hovtiYif sold-lf YOU ar~ no~ Mlling-or Nyou hontJI~ ond 1lnctrely fitl that you hoYI rt'Ca oolllng ability, 11 will pay youlo 1,. orgonltallon, Mrt. Brandt toms an vtlllgatt thia unusual apptrtunlt1 exuptlonally high Income. In fact, for a hl~hly rtwi.1rdlng career •• O ovtr th1 last thre~ yean, mony of . Staufferfigurtcon 1uftoni. ~or de• tht organization 1 trained tal••· tails about how you, too, tan tara ptaplt havt ovtrqgtd $1000.00 a lop monty in ~lo dtgnilltd ,,.,. ~ montft or mort. Mn. I. k. of Chicago · tamed 1810. one monthr Mr• K. a. sion, write today to Direc.>t· ~~· of too Angtloo 1850, Mro. J. G. of Division, StauCCer flome ·PJan, • [I~IAWIJNGS SONS co. - J4 New York $760. 1aao East Broad Slreel, Columlltur Wrecker Service. DIY $tauHtr "Prootnlotlvto tho aoun- ' bus, Ohio. Do not phone. Send Pl!•o• 6~27. Pllone ,_ __.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ recent snapshot. D<.DGENicht • PLn!Ot!TH __ ;____,........_ PA I_ 8 t1' 18ee Studebnkrr >,; t~n pickup·' rrauur opm. lltlln Qt .JilddJeo _ _ ___ _ _ r and welding.-Nelgler Excellent cotulttion. IMaJ·or over port. Gethurta loc1.ted • C ground you..before Pbpnemuddy 9~63. . tnd Cleek, Racine, Ohio, Phone haul on engine recently) Book Edgar Reyrolds, Reynold) ·Dairy . *41J. 11 14 811c pr ccd $900 Sale price $705. It" Store, Mi~dloporl. Ohio. --.----sold by Dec. 2. llm7 John Richmond, 8J4 E. Moon St. Porn· ~-eu_e , oroy. Phone 17. II 11J-l2ta {17) HeIp Wanted Tbiee Toy ferrlor and Chihauhun - - - --puppies. 117M. CHARLES GRlf'. APPLES $1.00 bu. up, Stoym'" WOfLK AT HOM~ part time or Cull Fl111 Route 7 Pomeroy !Hfi.S(p Wlnmp and Romar. Bcuutlc ; ttme, year-round. ' Light, easy ____• - - - -- Ple"e hrlng containers. J. 'IV wor~. No experience, needed.' Admiral Rdrlrerator Freezer uied Ch ..dlo, 700 w. Maiu A.l.(o no barrle1.. Make up tn I J.IH·61• Jm lhan year. Cheap tf sold thla $3 50 an hour. Write nl once to: week Ralph RUJtell Route No. 7 l.ynn rublishers, ~nn 200, ll·ll 6tfp FRESH CIDER and APPLES. See Mass. 11 18 Blc Chrl• Fruth at Maoon. W. Va . (II) 10, file (20)Buslness Servir.es I CAm.t;.-.ste•m 12 to 21 Heif· ·to -20 !lab): Beef ~ to :22 €Owe 12 to 1$ Cannel'l 8 to 11 II to 17 Milk Cows 60 to I A9) For Sole . - WUILITZER .SP_.ET PIANOI Stt It ot Zerkle Tronaftr Co. Can be bou1ht for small dcpoMt and take over pay m~lit. Wttte or phone for detailf, SUMMIIs & SON noae J! .. .Jiek,iol, Olllo ' . ' ----·------ ·-· -~-I pair of Beagle Rabbit Dogs $30 For House Building-· Neiglcr'• per pair. Elisha Vitaloc, ncar Racine, Ohio. Phone 3604. llobson Depot. (ll) 19, 3tc II 14 31c ----- TRACTOR~uper 101 Harrl :c~ with plows. In xood cu1•· ------·-- ·· - Masse,. TIIEE SERVIOE, lrlmmmg or re· moving. ~ ycur11 experh•nce. Robdillon Contact Kenneth Wolle ert Sayre. Phone Radne 39~~. or phone 3762, Racine, Ohio ll 13 6tp POTATOES-Stock ~n winter p<> RADIO & TELEVISIO:'I SERVICE, tatoea while t~ey laal. S. ~­ Pho•e 200. Cleland Appliance Enoch, Portland, 0. '10.25·1C Slore. 116 W..Mala St, Pomeroy 223U '0R SAL!: - Apples. Now Ha vPn n .. r'•lrd, New Haven. Ph t ll lfl TU·!I688. 7-29tl noocl Cltu Utled Can CUllom Built Kltellen• Kllcben designed for 1our home. •'reo eeliDiatM . Foremsa • Abbott. PbOIIe 82St·Y, 8 6 II , euT 1 oor•i'T WANT HIM TO THINK I'M TOO INTERESTED All Mlke11Dd Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Your OnlY Authorl1ed Fulhlr BRUSH MAN Jamet Marriner 7U I. Moln St. l'ho~~ji 17 Inch TV, MOI\Ier Waahln& Ma· eiiJne, 1'111 Top 111 nn&•· See at llome ot lfelen Leifheit, Ebenezer Sl, JIMitlnably priced. 11 11 3tc POnttroy, Ohio No. 121 - Afllr S PM - IM·tf - ·-·~ --- TIIIMITIS IXTIIIMINATID rroitdGi' Movie and screen. f20. Call HOI -'ler-1 p. m. 1118 3lp For lrte :..peellun ph•ne 383-11, GUmure Supplr Swre, Pomoroy . .U. work ktJarantoed. 1'11117 Inlilted. vaualtan's ind~strial and Re~tioo.Ual Termite Conllol Ser"'"· st Mlf)ls, va. 'I u U ~UICK SERVICII op Watch R• poiflna by Factory Trained watchmakrr. c!OIJJNS JEW&lr, ERS, PJmitJ'OJ. 1 J II· w. bathl. basomen · flli'1111Ct. el!l be duplexed 10ld hy Dee 2. 114 E. --~ --r · ·· - UMd Blectrle I"'Sve .sa.oo: c.. : Phone 17. ll•llo121f Jlealllll• . f21).\li.; QJI Fum•c• conver!loa · b~reau $'4<1.00 Phone 8i?.S.X. 10.7-Utlo Elecl.tolux ~1'0C!W and ClorlJ!et Sale. Call 8481 before 8 a. att,er f p,. rp. 10 16 6LCc r4~u11 dOll for .... '" lloward 11. Slltt. lollddioport 1L I, ltoblcln Ret~. ' 10 2Glfp -TU_R_KE~Y-S_II_ve_; ..,_or- drened ....::;.-:-roe dr-d. Georje Spencer, Woll Pen Road, m. 1, Pomeroy. · 10 18 lie ror :WIIUY ' . ' .. . ~IIUMI tiiCaAP lllON - MITAU too. What'• OHIO.'VALLEY ' JUNK tO. 1"-111 ' more ~ cloth-es T tuf.n ' • , .,, •e!eytric._" applianc(dealer..:_~a, _shc:iw• \lolf,. WPI'Y~'tlt:ctr.lc:;·d~\{1 i~I{·J•::r:;.i·~J.~ui i'--1 •. �'- ... .. ' ... ., . ~ . :., eoS~Y Se~Un.~. rc;ll!llro_>!-Mlddle~rt, 0., Nov. •19, 1957 { 1). NoticeS _,; ._Dlte Cbesta - L~e - ~~·---- 120 Bl Insurance LlQ4 rAdar LAU WindoW ,,.._ RefrlpntO!,.' lobr Fumltuie, Middle~ 1, Ololo . U9ll Ne~ Cloaaea Starting . I·•' '' I·' I _ _ ...__ i dr. ,. 4 dr. Sedw. Two exceptlollllly gi)OCI buys. Botb ''210" IOries. f78S, B'-ettaar'a,I'Gmeroy. 11 15 ~ IBM Bulelt VB Speelal, f2,09G, 4 dr. Setlu. Dynaflow drive. Ra· · dlo and Heater. Fully equipped. One weM loeal owner. BliettIW"s, Pomeroy. 11 IS 8le lYDIA IRANDT, houwwlft In fort Moraon, amillngly lndlcalts tht "Mogle couch;' In foreground, which ploytd such a Iorge part In helping htr blcotnl one of tht country's mOtt succtuful figure contultonfl. Jt54 Ford VB CutaomUne t995. 2 dr. Sedan. Bbowt · 100d care. Blaettaar'a, Pomeroy; 11 15 ate II IS 8te 1852 DeSoto VB 4 dr. Sedan ..95. ~oat a Sputnik In perform· , alice. Blaellaar'a, Pomeroy. II 15 61c 11·14-l!Lp (8bl Auto Services __._ _ __ fORI MORGAN, COLO . ., How a can,.earn out a llrllllant new carttr for he11tlf In o foKinat• lng type of wor~ which combinll dignity with an opportunity to bt of real help to othtn It demonstrated by tht rtmorkablt tucctn story of h~lo Brandt. Mn. lrondt c~ost her new carter afttr btco111ing tnthuslostlc obout the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan by wMch 1ht was obit to trim her weight from 1U pounds to 122 5'nct then .he has been "cruiCd: lng" for tht Plan- 50 effectively in fact, that lhe has sold It to mort tho!\ .SOO ptopltln ht~ comm~tnlty. "k1 01h _, ~ " traln.u ~al••peoplt '" ho\l~twlft 2 dr. HydJ'IDIIIUC drive. 'pollen lwo tone creen flnllh. Sporty hard top model and a my dependable car. Blaettnar's aaerifice. C&ll Laws ··- .1. ·~811\0n ·re: aotiP. turkey se"'""' Ulf TRAILERS TRAILER~)1i F~totP ACT HOW SAVE$100T0$1000 ----~ frame home, bath (tub , and lavatory). Very good basement, bot ,atr Curnace heating. Thlck Jnaul· bric siding. urge !o•, out of high water. $5300.00 MIDDLEPORT - 5 • room frame with bath and utility room. New hot air furnace heating. Level lot. Calh price $3500.00. FARM - 80 ncrcs near U. S. 33 and 680. Very good 8-rodm house basement barn, garage and otb. er bulldinga. Electricity and free gas. All mineral rights. $SOOOJIO. ll ·IIJ.IIt~ 022-Y. Yo11t£ltetion · <Were by lost In the attend- Waverly, ·Oblo, dealer with 75 new and used 14 to 50 Ct., also 10 wi4es., and three bedrooms, natlorulilfl i known m•kea. The sible terms anywhere. · littlj! and sav~ a lot. These well .worth yoitr trip. This YOUf LAST S~oppiJig place; come prepared ·dq d..l. Fut free delivery. Move In '"'m""' • row. Anything of value in trade. ' , MIDDL!PORT _ 4-room 1103 Cliemlet 10&0 Ford. Will .... ., ,_,.,,ONe .'"'··Jt~/_111, b11~~~,1h.. .~... R'Itr;, ~t.l•,. -Au,i\) Soles- ~..,..,.----·-- PHONI8 121) Rcol buatlng day or aliliton my farm. Daley O'Neil, Rt 3 Pam· 11155 Buick VB Rosdmaster $1,80e. 4 dr. Sedan. Bulck'a flnlst mbdel Power &leering and brakeo. New one cost almost $51100.00. Thlu one II like new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ll 15 6tc ~ IR MIDDLI!PORT. OHIO 6116-M No Pomeroy. . .... .__ llll.l....... lt, :...... CU.ally and a- AthtM, Ohio' ' · ~A lllnORWIM t'IIIIMI...,._.C.. leal Estate Broker Huntl"""' W. -Ya. ~ (8) . AGENcY PII'L t.utomoolle, Htaltlo ACCIDINT SOUTHERTON BEAUTY ACADEMY . ~ i ,_... __ ... Rodney Downing ~'IIURANCE Enroll Now, eroy. .. ' .v 7 room house, two lots, will sell ~ December 16th .I\ i IIAl WAIW Housewife Succeeds in Dignified New Career l'lilidaln ... . furnished or unfurnlshed.. owner being transferred. Ph~ne. Raeln~ COJIPU!:TB !Diur••ce Pror.ctiOD, _!,213 _ _ _ IH8-6Ip . Uta, foul~. Fire, Polio. Call !lor llllla. lli<ldle;.ort. Obto. SUCCESS STORY tti ...uarlen Pet · '· __ l • ' ' . ..... . ...... .. . .. · · . ._. . tho Sloufftr Homt Reducing Plan I BOX 229 PHON I IIJI.Y , (II) 16, 3tc MOll II.E HOME SALES WAVER~Y u. s. HlthWIY 23 L.-------.;.,.1 WAVERLY, OH IO try ovtr art tnlhullattlc about tllio proved way to tarn big lncomtl,, ltcaust thty &till the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan by appointment only -not door·to-door-thty tnloy tht opportunity of meetlno the flntd people In lhtlr communltlet on 1 readily accepted 10clol basiL Thty ore extremely happy In their work, too, becaust it enables them to bring new hopplnen to othen v:~o hov• long suffered from ovenvel~ht, Tht unusually dignified manner by which they 1111 makes the Stauffer Home Reducing Plan &alii orgenlt• lion the mot! unique In America. If YOU hovtiYif sold-lf YOU ar~ no~ Mlling-or Nyou hontJI~ ond 1lnctrely fitl that you hoYI rt'Ca oolllng ability, 11 will pay youlo 1,. orgonltallon, Mrt. Brandt toms an vtlllgatt thia unusual apptrtunlt1 exuptlonally high Income. In fact, for a hl~hly rtwi.1rdlng career •• O ovtr th1 last thre~ yean, mony of . Staufferfigurtcon 1uftoni. ~or de• tht organization 1 trained tal••· tails about how you, too, tan tara ptaplt havt ovtrqgtd $1000.00 a lop monty in ~lo dtgnilltd ,,.,. ~ montft or mort. Mn. I. k. of Chicago · tamed 1810. one monthr Mr• K. a. sion, write today to Direc.>t· ~~· of too Angtloo 1850, Mro. J. G. of Division, StauCCer flome ·PJan, • [I~IAWIJNGS SONS co. - J4 New York $760. 1aao East Broad Slreel, Columlltur Wrecker Service. DIY $tauHtr "Prootnlotlvto tho aoun- ' bus, Ohio. Do not phone. Send Pl!•o• 6~27. Pllone ,_ __.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ recent snapshot. D<.DGENicht • PLn!Ot!TH __ ;____,........_ PA I_ 8 t1' 18ee Studebnkrr >,; t~n pickup·' rrauur opm. lltlln Qt .JilddJeo _ _ ___ _ _ r and welding.-Nelgler Excellent cotulttion. IMaJ·or over port. Gethurta loc1.ted • C ground you..before Pbpnemuddy 9~63. . tnd Cleek, Racine, Ohio, Phone haul on engine recently) Book Edgar Reyrolds, Reynold) ·Dairy . *41J. 11 14 811c pr ccd $900 Sale price $705. It" Store, Mi~dloporl. Ohio. --.----sold by Dec. 2. llm7 John Richmond, 8J4 E. Moon St. Porn· ~-eu_e , oroy. Phone 17. II 11J-l2ta {17) HeIp Wanted Tbiee Toy ferrlor and Chihauhun - - - --puppies. 117M. CHARLES GRlf'. APPLES $1.00 bu. up, Stoym'" WOfLK AT HOM~ part time or Cull Fl111 Route 7 Pomeroy !Hfi.S(p Wlnmp and Romar. Bcuutlc ; ttme, year-round. ' Light, easy ____• - - - -- Ple"e hrlng containers. J. 'IV wor~. No experience, needed.' Admiral Rdrlrerator Freezer uied Ch ..dlo, 700 w. Maiu A.l.(o no barrle1.. Make up tn I J.IH·61• Jm lhan year. Cheap tf sold thla $3 50 an hour. Write nl once to: week Ralph RUJtell Route No. 7 l.ynn rublishers, ~nn 200, ll·ll 6tfp FRESH CIDER and APPLES. See Mass. 11 18 Blc Chrl• Fruth at Maoon. W. Va . (II) 10, file (20)Buslness Servir.es I CAm.t;.-.ste•m 12 to 21 Heif· ·to -20 !lab): Beef ~ to :22 €Owe 12 to 1$ Cannel'l 8 to 11 II to 17 Milk Cows 60 to I A9) For Sole . - WUILITZER .SP_.ET PIANOI Stt It ot Zerkle Tronaftr Co. Can be bou1ht for small dcpoMt and take over pay m~lit. Wttte or phone for detailf, SUMMIIs & SON noae J! .. .Jiek,iol, Olllo ' . ' ----·------ ·-· -~-I pair of Beagle Rabbit Dogs $30 For House Building-· Neiglcr'• per pair. Elisha Vitaloc, ncar Racine, Ohio. Phone 3604. llobson Depot. (ll) 19, 3tc II 14 31c ----- TRACTOR~uper 101 Harrl :c~ with plows. In xood cu1•· ------·-- ·· - Masse,. TIIEE SERVIOE, lrlmmmg or re· moving. ~ ycur11 experh•nce. Robdillon Contact Kenneth Wolle ert Sayre. Phone Radne 39~~. or phone 3762, Racine, Ohio ll 13 6tp POTATOES-Stock ~n winter p<> RADIO & TELEVISIO:'I SERVICE, tatoea while t~ey laal. S. ~­ Pho•e 200. Cleland Appliance Enoch, Portland, 0. '10.25·1C Slore. 116 W..Mala St, Pomeroy 223U '0R SAL!: - Apples. Now Ha vPn n .. r'•lrd, New Haven. Ph t ll lfl TU·!I688. 7-29tl noocl Cltu Utled Can CUllom Built Kltellen• Kllcben designed for 1our home. •'reo eeliDiatM . Foremsa • Abbott. PbOIIe 82St·Y, 8 6 II , euT 1 oor•i'T WANT HIM TO THINK I'M TOO INTERESTED All Mlke11Dd Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Your OnlY Authorl1ed Fulhlr BRUSH MAN Jamet Marriner 7U I. Moln St. l'ho~~ji 17 Inch TV, MOI\Ier Waahln& Ma· eiiJne, 1'111 Top 111 nn&•· See at llome ot lfelen Leifheit, Ebenezer Sl, JIMitlnably priced. 11 11 3tc POnttroy, Ohio No. 121 - Afllr S PM - IM·tf - ·-·~ --- TIIIMITIS IXTIIIMINATID rroitdGi' Movie and screen. f20. Call HOI -'ler-1 p. m. 1118 3lp For lrte :..peellun ph•ne 383-11, GUmure Supplr Swre, Pomoroy . .U. work ktJarantoed. 1'11117 Inlilted. vaualtan's ind~strial and Re~tioo.Ual Termite Conllol Ser"'"· st Mlf)ls, va. 'I u U ~UICK SERVICII op Watch R• poiflna by Factory Trained watchmakrr. c!OIJJNS JEW&lr, ERS, PJmitJ'OJ. 1 J II· w. bathl. basomen · flli'1111Ct. el!l be duplexed 10ld hy Dee 2. 114 E. --~ --r · ·· - UMd Blectrle I"'Sve .sa.oo: c.. : Phone 17. ll•llo121f Jlealllll• . f21).\li.; QJI Fum•c• conver!loa · b~reau $'4<1.00 Phone 8i?.S.X. 10.7-Utlo Elecl.tolux ~1'0C!W and ClorlJ!et Sale. Call 8481 before 8 a. att,er f p,. rp. 10 16 6LCc r4~u11 dOll for .... '" lloward 11. Slltt. lollddioport 1L I, ltoblcln Ret~. ' 10 2Glfp -TU_R_KE~Y-S_II_ve_; ..,_or- drened ....::;.-:-roe dr-d. Georje Spencer, Woll Pen Road, m. 1, Pomeroy. · 10 18 lie ror :WIIUY ' . ' .. . ~IIUMI tiiCaAP lllON - MITAU too. What'• OHIO.'VALLEY ' JUNK tO. 1"-111 ' more ~ cloth-es T tuf.n ' • , .,, •e!eytric._" applianc(dealer..:_~a, _shc:iw• \lolf,. WPI'Y~'tlt:ctr.lc:;·d~\{1 i~I{·J•::r:;.i·~J.~ui i'--1 •. �.. ' ., Mrs. w. J. Bartels ..:::!... •' I: Att d M f Thebdorus Co~ttcil' DOf A ' en s .ee rng . ~5th Annr'vers"'ry Observed At St. Lou1s, Mo. ~sentinel, Po~oy.Middieport, o., Nov. I9, 1957 I If Tbe (orty-!lflh anntvei'W'f of Theodarus council D...,hters of America w~ oblerve4. XtDtlq eveniD~ at the IOOF Hill. A planne<t potluck llinner wa< aerved at 6.30. A larp GUt W i H • S~lng · COLD Glr WA aiid MACHINE PERMANENTS an d I Hair Cutt n• 1 '1' • I WARN £,R 5 u in white centered wllh the nnm· Mrs Waldo J Bartels Iei1 era! 45 in blue and surrounded Monday •vcnmg tor St. LouL; w1th red rose buds was served Mo . where she w11l attend 'the with the dinner. quadj'emol mcetmg of the Wom en's GUild of the E & R Church Mrs Bartels will represent the 45 Columbus Regional Guild of the numeral "' bluecarrym~ on n whiCh she IS preSident Repro· white and red standard out the colors of the order Red. sentat1vcs of lhe Congregational 'an Chu rc hes w1ll also at· white and blu e candl rs and ar Chr>st1 111 tend lhls mcetalg ran~ements of mums the same colors were placed at mtervnls 1 along the table Napkms, avors and place cards carried out the same moil! wh~~e !!~~~~ :~~e :.'~;:~~~e wi~~ Busy Bee SeWing • Cl'rcle Holds A ~~:e~~ea~t:: am~~~~:s ta~l~a~~;~ QUl'It'lnQ Party Ed1th BARBER ' a·nd Campbell, Nancy Walker, b BEAUTY SHOPPB:!t.t:t~d e:~~:illors Ca~w:a~;r~ The Busy Bee sewmg Citcle of the Federated Church met la,t ..., H k week at the church for an all da y Pomero) Darst and LuCille B. aw Jns. qulltmg and a turkey dmner W. !Dd Sl. and the council deputy Wmon• Whlic seated at tho table a! noon the group sang "Happy Biflllday" to Mrs !larry Keiser who was observing her btrlhday Present were Mrs Roy Sev· Phone 802l·X fried. Mrs Otho Murray, Mrs. lllddleport. Ohio William Baker, Mrs LOUIS Reibel Miss Anna Durst, Mrs Grove.· Erb, Mrs Adam Ebersbach, Mrs Clarence Massar, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs Norman Klocs, Mrb FRErVUE OF Beulah Neutzling Mrs Raymond Hood, Mrs. W•I· ter Beer M"' Katie Becht, Mrs. YOUNG FOLKS ASSORTMENT • · · · · · · · 29c Box Keiser, Mrs Carrte Grues.r, Mrs STUDIO ART ASSORTMENT . · · · · · · · · · · · · SBe Box ~red a Mitch Mrs Clara Schaefer, GOLDEN CHRISTMAS CARDS . . . . . ; . 59c Box Mro. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs W. L. Kautz, Miss Lena Gruem, Mrs SPECIAL - CHRISTMAS BEAUTY ASSORTMENT Ben Neutzllng and the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J Bartels Cook. Netti e Hayes, councilor, pre· .REUGIOUS ASSORTMENT (%0 cds. In bx.) $1.00 Box s1ded at the meeting and several members were reported Ill A RELIGIOUS ASSORTMENT (18 eds. In bx.) ~9c Box communicatiOn was read from SLIM PARCHMENTS (24 edt. In bx.) .. ..... . 59c Box Margaret C. Kistler, district de KODACHROME CLASSICS (20 cds. In bx. $1.00 Box puty, concerning Inspection and CHRISTMAS CLASSICS (21 eda. In bx.) . . . . 5Dc Box thank you notes from the Aliens· . worth and Fisher families tor !lowers sent. Second nommation of ol!lce" was held Plans were made for draplpg the charter at the Der 2 meet>ng Jor Em1nallne Aliens worth. lnitlatien w1ll also be 42 CAI\DS held at thi• meeting Plans wcro made for the quarterly b<rthdny and Christmas part! to be held at the Dec. lfi mectm~ A standing vote of thanks wns OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS and EVERY gi ven lhc commJtlccs plannultJ WEEKDAY AFTERNOON! 9 a.m. to 9 y.m. Saturday! the dinner Br>cf talk s were gJV h th h l b •~iji~~ijii] •~iiiiiiiliiii~~~--~~ a..1 n ·LL'S BE.... Fn <A .... KLI" ~ n ~n NOW ON SALE! BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 Carda In Box - $1.00 - GIANT VALUE BOX 59~ box RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·n~y~~ ·~·~·~-.,~e~r~~~~"~'"~c~·rs:;.;;.. •· POMEROY Hill-Billie 4-H Club Appoints New Committees 1 1 socmrw I 'I · Martha Hudson Funeral Rites Held On M00day Mrs. George Hall Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Family Dinner ·' Honors Bi.rthdays"' Of Son; Paut~~ter. i' , Mr. and Mrl. Georse·N~Iroad . ~r. entertsln'ed with•a fJ"mily/ dln· . · co~llned Ifl'rst Bapti'Sf . R"ulwPrkt P-hle Ulllene Chelt-•8495 sar. Prk• $6995 Yell Mvt •15°0 '~.eaae '"'" "'"., p • 1Cl SS .... ' ' . 1:.R.·St ,'. he 1 ' = AdvertiiiJII CI"!'U)atlqa entinel ·, Deeoe.J T•~J~ .. _,..c_~.,lB8II• I, VOL ,IX -· NO. l85 --~------ --------·---------~----------·~-------------- W~31ba Juniors Present Class Play Friday I• cha~rman a~d Bu~an, ' Emmo~ ' ~IJ ~aer, Gl~dys I Wilbu~ Zund~l •rfl Prr,. ~ ~ l Mr Pythian s·ISterS Annual Turkey Dinner Is Hel d Gertrude Baker Funeral SerVl'ce Held On Sunday · Sodety GlfTPAK 1 JEWaRY $].00 ' '' I ' . At~ci..l1 ~ an~ !!l'•d)vely pocW..,Il 11111 ;. rew .r C...'al>rtl• . baRt puto!lmo ol ~.l.llnf cotlume ~- Apond oppottuntty to oolvt Mli'Y ol ,...t lift p10blem~ I CLoooe r..J. aecUacel, br~··'···· plno, ., eardnft. Some bondoomely totlo...t. olhera cl~amlnf with 11<18 llu olonea or ollilulated pear~.. All tn roldeo .; at!vcr B'!!iL ud ctlt Loaedl ELBF.RFELDS ' . --"" -----------~~, ., Ike Is fJX~Jed ... To Take Sfand ·: · On lsolationisln · · ., White HoUJe source, tndleattl he Jpeech would becom~ tJJowfl. •lslorieally •• "The Declaratlo' >I Cleveland.'' · I Middleport ___ CLEVELAND UP- Pra,Jcitri!' 'i•enhower plans to deliver 'r:ljor message to the irte worl!f· Nhen he ope~b bere nest TueJ:f. 'ay mght. ·f~ 1·F d t dcl . ·.•h ' · e era e ' nllf£ .. f ai'J'11'ly N'lg'ht·Ji•· ' 'day' · Held QnSun I '· THEY DO IT BY THREES t' , tb• __ ·; I l ____________ --- .. ------~--------------- -------~------------SING_LI_eo_:n-:;..,._, 1 ' .' ' J!: .- '( Pres nt ·Plans A.Maior Address ;· ., . .Frel .World Next T • 0~ p~u:o:·.' ~DT~ ~miUiesdhel:rtt~.:d'~ .n~ b~ th~v. ~ ' Pomeroy·Middleport, Obi(), Wednesday, No~erilli# ....; _,.... .20, 1957 I eme 'Holds D'rnner with tht l'urchalt of this :LANE r~elved a~d~~ wer~ Completely diferenl aad newl Soh, euddly loy ataffed with IUptr-aoft foam rubber. Anilablt ir, ouorted ooloro. 20 ' from lu••r. DOlt to oha,.y tai. CEDAR CHEST ' ' · iii toW Nem M1·s W>lliam Dawson roturne•l Mrs. George Hall (Betty Ours) An adult counc1I and comm>t ' lo the home of her '"tbr, Mrs Long Boltom was the euesl or tees for the cotnmg year were ap I Edward Koehler, Sunday' from honor at a bridal shower held at 1 Funeral serVJces for Mrs. Mar· ner Sunday. at their hol!l'e-, .Laurel. pointed on November 14 at a ' M•1gs General Hospit•l Mt,, the home of her mother, Mrs lha Hudson were beld Monday at St.,' honorjng the ~irlh~ays of ·• meeting of the H1ll B1lhc 4-H Club Dawson who fell Thursday evan· i.lurl Ours Hostess wlls Mrs the Clifton Methodlll ehurcb With their son, George, and dauabter, of the Upper Flats community. mg reeell'mg a severe head In· Mary Holter. the Rev Wright officiating. ,Janel . ' Members of the aduit council jury is 1m proved but to . The g1fis were placed on a Burial wal in the Suncrert Cern. The honored lUella, I are Mrs. Carl Sebrell, Mtl Frank her bed table under a yellow rulfied urn et Point, Pleasant by the Raw number of glf!s · N, McDermitt and Mrs Arnett Mr and Mrs Lawrence Parfitt . Present Mrs h k I bre)la. Refreshments of cup d cakes . h JJ'negrsy.C,oats Funeral H'orne. lro dMr. J · so•.. Roush of Charleston spent t e wee er1 and ice cream decorate w1t Pall bearers were these grand· George Ne..- a r. ~ .o. ,., .• Cnmm1ttcos appomtcd arc as w1th his parents, Mr Mrs yellow bells ahd co!!cc, also ta· son!: Roxie and Larry Price·, Michie! Alan,hMlli d Jane ~ ... II. 1• ', rollows Program comm1ttce. Edward Parfitt vors o{ mints and nuts were scrv- Gene, Glenn, Dwane and Harry road and th" ost an ~·e Glor<a Crump. cha~rman, Hat•l• Mr and Mrs Willard Ebers· ed to the guests Hudson Jr I d ' Mr Ch I McDermitt, Richard Roo . Ju ..y bach and Mr and ' ar e• Games were played and priVls Relatives and friends from out Hayman and Gary Rood; Fin· Buck VISited Sunday Wllh Mr were won hy Mrs Mildred Frank, o! town Included Mr. and Mro Ed· . ance committee, Ruth Boswell, and Mrs. Homer 0111 Mrs. Thelma Orr and Mrs. Anna ward Price, Mr. and Mrs. Lam chmman, Kathy Long, Mlmro w A (Dudcl Gibbs returned TUttle. . Prtce, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs 0 . I Hayman . Shirley Gt1mm and Gary home Monday evemng from CdJr· The guests included Mrs. Au· Roxie Price, Mr. •and Mrsw Asei Rood ' Recreation comm1tteeR Joey Jr. Mr. · " I cleVJlle where he spent d Ialtl •Y delle Deeter, Mrs. Mary K.HHoi·I Searles. "' andMlrlrs d e&M1ey I Elias chmman Mervm ous ' pheasant huntmg an v s ng ter and daughter, Mn. 8%0 Ward Jr, Da,,on; r. an rs George Hayman. Larry Sullivan With relatives Edgell lrlrs. Ev• S.lley, Mil. Lynlord Johnson, Waverly, MarlOn I The Penlel Claaa the and Gar¥ Rood , Health Commit· Mrs. Ruth Spencer o! Detroit, Mary i<. Rose aod dau&hter. Mrs.' Knopp, Mrs. Lawrenee Turley, I Fint Baptist Churt tee, Norma Boswell, M>eh, IS the guest of her blolh· Murl Ours, lrlrs. lnu Carson and Mrs. Martha Rhuth HJuddsonc !Cal· I • . ey·"t••at> • Em rna McDermitt, Toohe Sebrell, er"' law and SISter, Mr. Mrs dil!lghter, Mrs. Mary Offutt, Mrs houn and daug ter, y, o um: I "t'v mn ' Shirley Brabham and Gary Rood. E J Hill, Fl atlfoods \ Thelma ours, bua; Mr and Mrs. Wilham Merr)l, the tllurch Prayer Yded the din· 1 The club chose the .,beautlfJCft Mrs. Dana People&, Miss Mrs. Mary Johnoi>n and d.u· Mr. and Mrs. John Paltersgn, Mr. Ralph C. lion ol the grounds around Juaclmn Mr ard Mfl qtho ghter, Che.shJre; l!fl, and Mrs. Barry Hudson, McKees- net. . . til ' t.illoljttJ. \ 'ieuion community buildmg "' its ·com· Mrs. Anna Frecker and son Deem and son, Por!4nd; Mrf1 port, Pa , Roberts, lrlr and During e . munity projerA The meeting wa; W>llie called Sunday on Georgf Mildred Frank, Chester; Mr•. Mrs Perry Lewts, Brilliant; Mra 1ulapa were 11l*d~, :'\it:'~ i(efJted ·. In charge o! the preSident, Gary Frecker, Pme Grove, wh~ Is Ill Anna Tuttle, Mrs. Margaret Tut· Eva Knooo and daughter, Eileen, I dmner P~,~~ ~~il~ , , , Rood Smpture wa.s read . by Mr. and Mrs E J Hill and lie and daughter, ¥inetnllle Mr. and Mrs: Charlea Knopp, )(a. ' Church, 1Je '" t:ll~ '1\D\~'. to ' . Ruth Boswell and Sh~tley Grimm Mrs Rut~ Spencer were business Mro• Irene Hall apd son. Athens; son; Mrs Rilla Stevenson, Gall~ ·r laterjd l'lW - ~~-~ftil' . u~li.i. J, read the mmutes viSitors in Parkersburg today. Mrs Roberta Lee Mrs. Eiale polls; Mrs John Hudson, M\a~h ~'~~II~ %\;;!i!~ ) " ., \ ,"l , Present were Nonna BoJwell C D Hcnrv o! A111esville i• C<r~le and daughte~, Ml88 Flor Mrs Duane Hu~son, Mrd · ~ am ~·dr-1 ;~ ~jtlif- ~Ruth Boswell, Sh~tley Brabham 'he guest of hiS son·>"·law and ehoo Circle Racine McGarry, Toledo, Mr an Gl rs. t.t~nC "l\111~~ ;,J!n "~eati'~ Joey E~as, Sh~rlcy Gnmm. , Geo daughte;, and Mrs. J'lltrlck , Those sending gtits but unable i:~~o~~~\~J· ~'::. ~td ro/md,;.,n.,jli, .h.ci,~·~. Hayman, Judy Hayman, MU'IO!n r.ochary ' to attend ~e Mrs. Doris Deeter Mr and Mrs Harry Hudson I Zlr~l~ Mr. ~~ ·~ · ld Hayman. Kathy Long, Emma Me· Mrs Albert Young ~rid M~~· in~ dau4hter, Mrt. Edna Hall, ~~n,Mrs: James B~ck, McKeesport: an~ r,;mllY, M,t,.'al)ij_., ' ~ ~ I ' Dermitt, Halite McDermitt. Ga:y Dw>ght Parker and daughter M'"! l\lrs. Ara Myetl, Mra. ' Margaret P~: Mra. Charles llcinllne, Ak ' Lemley, ooDJ; 4fn, ~ "·! ..., . Rood Richard Rood, Mervl" Myrtis Kay spent the weekena l;rQCe Mt!. Leane Balicock, Mrs ron' I son chUdren, Mr. anQ )tit. ....,.. ' Roush, Tootle Sebrell Gerald In Huntington with the former's Erma . Connallv, Long Bolto!11, . ard' Owens and . 41Uib~f.'{ ~ Rood, Mrs Gerald Rood, Mrs daughter, Mrs Don Holter and Mrs fluth Hall, lll!e<hvlUe; Mn . Bt'ODda Owens, Jil'l; 'WI)Ili!lt Sheri· Carl Sebrell, Mrs Frank McD: r •ons They report Mr. Holler Ruby Orr, Mrs. Ethyl Orr, Lo~g dan and dauahter, ;~~~:.•~1\d. lira. milt and M" Arnett Roush Shlf· who is a patient ol tho Gabel Boitom Mrs. Donna Story, Mr~ Guy cowan and f~!!J, . Jll<, $!lit ley Brabham IS reporter County Hospital due to a hear> L•CI'eti~ Stoba~ )Irs. Bernice I lin. Jiot Soi'deit·'and lallliiY•• condition as Improving. Cornell, Pomeroy, Mrs. Golda James and Scott Dawson and Krackomberger lrlrs Joann TUl· Mrs Way ne Watts all of Cohill)· tie, Minersville'; Mrs·, Ella Han· 1 bus viSited Sunday with thetr rho- num Long Bottom and Mrs. Ruth The annu•l 'Thanksgivlng turkey · ther, Mrs 11'1ll1am Dawson. , 'Tuc-~r, Racine. dinner of Past Chie!s of Meigs 1 f1 ' ', 1 Donley Re~bel and Orv!l WJ!e• ' Temple, Pythlan SISters, was held left Sunday for a vliltl in Ftnd 'cRITICS' RIVIIW Monday night at the Martin Res· I lay with Mr. and Mrs. ~harlel ',l'OKYO UP ' - TeleYislon set taurant ,lind the group adjourned . . ··: . Hof!ner and to pheasant ~unt. sales Jumped this mo~th In Mt¥· to the home of Mrs Wilham All F· rrtlly ·Nlgnt·was ·observed. ~~ Miss Marill n Gruescr, , Co!b!JI· agl prefecture and ~panr ollie· man. , ' I : ~o';Fedora\Cd .c~,lif.'l.l>( ,!!unda¥ tuncral services lor Mrs Ger· bus. was tho weekend guest of Ills learned why Friday, TJiey dis. Mrs. Milton RuiSell, prcsld9nt, • rv<rl ing. . : f , : .• \ • l trude Talbott Baker, Miami, Fla .. oaren'< Mr •nd Mrs. Karl eov~red an enterprl!lng salesman presided and officers re-eleetr•l : A pot\ue~ ~~op,r· W~t s~rv~d at. were held Sunday at the Rawlings· '•r MlnersvUlo. had, p8B8ed the word the vlbra· wore prc1ident, Mrs. Ruo;'ell; vice 6 p m. Mbs , El\Jabet~ F~tk, preCoats Funeral Hnme w1th the Rev. Grueser. ""· Fan me Kaspar visited r•·.' \iQbo from the &ets drive away president, Mrs. William Lowe , )idrnt of. the Womeu .Guild e~· Howard Ruppclt, pastor o! the with rclattves m Coluytbus thr, rats. secretary · treasurer, ~·· John 1· te!llled a welcdm~ _to lite trOUA F<rst Presbyterian church, ofllelat· ccntly Mr and M" Ken~eth Farley - - - Mayer; flower comlttee, Mrs. E. wh~• they. )"ere ' .aeltell ~I lng of Chc ylon, W. Va., visited Sun· over the weekend -with his mot~· 'ii. Tompkins and Mrs All~an . . tables :•~ - . ; '. Burial was in tho Middleport '"" ••ith ' "' father. Edward •• Mrs. Wilham Fisher, Mlnct ,. GaipeS were played ana pmes I . . • •. . ' Hill Cemetery. rarkar. They abo visited We1 ville. were won by Mf,a. C. P. Gallagfher, , ~ol 011 ~·• P.ll bearers Were Chappelle Tal· ""' """ a patient at Holzer Hos· M iss Janet Nem lroad or c II· Mll. c. F Haw_kms, Mrs. Tomp- I adlouldrr• boll, Gall !Jyaell, Fred Healey and ita! umbus was the weekend gue~• of klns and Mrs. ~ltllon Russell. Mrs. 1 sn o flsl>(~~!!4 George Johnson P DavJd Thomas returned home , her parents, Mr ' and Mrs. Geor::c Myron Miller, a gue5t, received. a Waldo Relatives and friends from out ,unday alter a weeks visit h Nessclroad sr gueat prize and the travelling prtze 1Icd lhe~:~\:~!:~~~~~~!f ol town Included Mr. an4 Mrs with Mr. anu Mr• Mr. lnd Mrs Earl Denny Sr. was won by Mrs Lowe. ,rar read John Talhett, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crooksville Walter Thomas and family. son Earl Jr, Miss Betty Dcm ,. Mrs. Allman was hostess at a 1praver Healy, Mr and Mrs George John· M> and Mrs H<ram Fisher ot key and Mrs. Albert Mees mil"d coffee hour at the close of the I1 E~~;~~:);,'"\~~\~~~:%~~~ son, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Chap· C ol 4mbus spent t~e weekend •t i'l Ch1lllcolho Su~day with Fr. evening and arrangements ol yel· , ~~ pello Talb~tt and dau&hter, KathY. thm ho;,, 1 ~ Mli1crsvllle. , · and Mrs. Ray :romlth.ion artd M s low and · willie. 1 ~tlsf?themums Barnesville, Ernest Hayes and son, John FiBber o! Akron · Al?nzii< Denny. were used to deeora<e er home Athens . an~ I 1 i ••• ' • • .. t Mayors Mine � 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 19, 1957 baker hudson van meter