http://66.213.69.5/files/original/24059ab2b720699919338f0e42697eb4.pdf 9792e4ed629d730f0d0ce5c0e54ecfb8 PDF Text Text I • . ' :,- ....... I NEW YORK UP - Frank Lane ened the conversation Cleveland's mdefatigabl~ new gen:, "Make rue a~ offer/' replied era\ manager ,thrust htmself sud- McHale. ~'I don 't say I'll take it, denly uuo the Detroit tradtng pi<· but 1 guarantee you I'll consider lure by making the Tigers " a 1t" C1rm offer" for shortstop Harvey Lane made McHale an undlSclosKu~nn '• .., 1 • • '' lh-Daily SentiJel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., ~ov. 21, 1957 Lane Makes Firm Offer For Kuenn As Tigers Ponder Having Wertz Back ' Bulldogs S8em ToP ClubIn Cage S~as "' SPORTS- DISJ~' ' • Meigs Entries To Sink Do\vn ~~~~7th, 8th Piaces This Season " ., I .., a.et ~·~··· ; ;. he. :. o ai tine I IY UNITID l'tlla Ohio: Ptrtly cl~ W I """ tr cold to4oy w1tf1 iMI( INniilt llktly tidNIM I!Orl. . . '""'""" Portly """" Mrtf1 inll ~ toutl! with ...,. , 4Jn , . ., · llktly In oil,_ .flit .., night or S.t.,..y. H!ilr ...., ff11m lilt 30s nor!h ti Ito. ~ 40s oovth, low tollitht 21 it a cd offer and the Detroit penon· . Lane no sooner arnvcd 1n St J.oms frum Havana Wednesday mght whl'n he contaCted Delrott gt.>n.eral manager Johnny McHale ncl dtrcctor promised to have an answer m a few days Jt lA known that Detroit would ll k:e to have V1c Wertz, hrst basemsn back m ·How ahout KUENN?" Lane op- the auto capitol. I SINGLI COPY-a ------ ----------------- ' --- there's NO magic to geHing money! ISeveral Residents Report Seeing 'Mystery Object Over This Ar~ 'I, ' I Several Pomeroy residents teday firmly asserted tliaftliey had viewed an unidentified flying object high in ·the .ties over Pomeroy and Middleport on Wednesday evenl!IS bet~eeil the hours of 6:30 p.m. and midnight. . ·. . . . The flying object was first sighted by Mrs. Georp Hartenbach of West Mam-st when she was placing gartiige lit i cdn- .. ' I $25 to $1000 · Four Arrested We want to make loans •J rcHde nts of thlt area Jr'l $tg nolure• only, tar or turmlurt. Phone flnt lor prompt, l•lrip sen<l<t Thursday By . Highway Patrol ·~:~r~~J:!, · •lllutln. loiN 1>1 C. Kal llindy, Manager .1110 W. Se<ond St. - Phone: 432, Pomeroy Four arre.sta were made by th~ Ohio Highway Patrol Thursday !nd one conv1ct1on made on an arrest made on Wednesday. Clll!ord Wlllttlngton, 2:1, of R~ Z. Cheshire, wa1 convicted m lu&tite of the Peace~ R.. E Grindley'! court of drivmg with a deleetive m•lfl•r and !mod $10 and com. IJoiJTB 1\fQn.~Frt. 9-5; Sat. 9-12 - Optn etJtming• by appoitttmlll Loan• madt to r•ldtdt tf worby 1own1 '-- -- ---------- - - - ' .~• l. ..... j 1pprou:bes Of ~ttentton hu1~nd, of her Georce. to the obJect commcnt~M 011 its briUIODee and its J.,..e.ou 111 eontmt to other start Iii 1M Jty; Hartenba:b oaid today lUI Ill at lint seolled at the idea of anything being in the mea this area but alter hit wile Q. sisled took tnotller 1oo11 lett Jdlll. ..1r. Harlenbacb uid Ute object was larger than Ill)' or llllt other stars in the oily. He uld 111an lli4 the appearanee ot lltllir IM sile or a motel! bead ia. llie ~ grwod wbUe the object he .... or aboUt the oiJo ol''iKJinet ~ 1 > ' Alter walcliiq ~ ''•~ Cor Li~L•tyled Station Wagono lor ·ssij ' locat~d near the the Pomeroy Bridge. Mrs. Hartenbach eaiW tha light, The 'f.j>an"g" 1'1oma~-ono oi flvei ' talner on her bark poreh. Mrs. l!artcnbieh JJid til¥ olle happened to glance sbWud and noticed 1 brilfiant Uglit lri&h In the sky over their home wblch i1 a ...~ Harten- -- - - mov~ slJibtly ·qd ~ uiant IIIII! .;licit il ..p-ett "&ll!t!·•""' did tbe tight inten5ill' 1M tbeo ~ .,. peared vet')' briJJianL • '·" : The shape of .the ' viewed wllb a a1 10 :w::·' ~;;;rr,r;;t ad IJAA met Thursday al School and 'ball' ..tllod a lor Tuosdiy when , pla!\s .hav~ bef!n l • .; '• ~ McMASTER • the marching pjlrades through. Lown ..lead- lng a lortbhght procession ~to a HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO. bonfire oti ~ parking lot .Where ,tbe cheer Jeadm are in e~arg(! '"''ho· llig, Ousy Sture \\'how Your$ lias Cents" • • .,,.. This year the .11!\A. are bl<ktng the rally and hoP< to h~ve an enthusip•tie bu~ch or rootb•JI fans attendtng to cheer the team 'MIIJOI.I\I'OIIT, 01110 .,, .. ' OIITIO,\ IN TIIAININO NEW YORK UP- GIIpllr Or' t•ga ol Mexico beton tralnlna .al Silliman·• Gymnasium ll>\ltlj' loi., Ois o-.. 6 well•rwelllbl ~ Otl~ ell·" mlnatlon matth II ' Cleveland w1th laue Loi•rt of Cu~ . . • ,, '~ ~ THitfTV••_~_58 CHEVROLET_!. WRITERS NAME TORPID BI.LDWIN, N. Y. UP- A nation wide vote of ~~'""' wrltors nam· ed Torpid, thrrc·year·old bay ~ott owned by the Sherwood Far01s, " wlnnrr ol the u. S. llarcti.i Wrltm' Assocls\loo Ueodllncr award lor 1907. '?~ .. ~~'or; f\ ( 1I' ~, .. 1 • APPUED TO SOUND TIRE BODIU OR TO YOUR OWN 111115 . You gel tlw snmo tread d.,. •lgu, widtl1, nod depth of new Suburbanites, at about hall new snow tire wst. And you p•ng !:'action, and a smoother, quieter ride. ' ' ' . lotKltd wi!Jt, n~w thi!lgs t~at ~e happier and ridiila 8111oothct. . 8:10115 I 1 va.• $1.00 DOWN PEl TIRI-$1.2tA Will Ft1 A PAIR GOODJi~AR .. ., your Cheviolet dealer's. RIZER OIUO. .' l!drint Just try on~ IPower rabges froiiilhC ~: minded 145-h.p. BltJ&.FlaJi\0 6 to ClicV's radical 280-h.p. . . Turbo-Thrust. Delraya, like other ~; have a new M CQil suspension.:,.& ~f. ~-te~g ridf. ' ' You can have a real air ride' to 111•0 the g<ting oven smoother-and Overdrive' 'to make it e~· thriftier. Sec all that's new· at, Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tire "You'll Lli.e Oui lfe!'l'lce" 100 E. ~lain st. Ph. iC 1 ro.rvy - "'"" '., NIVITIIIDI get up to 9U: more starting baction, up lo 3!a more stop- m:tde !Dr th'e )leD rally. . .. ~ ~ . ' ''· .., > •, �:. \ ',, ' ),f..!' . •. .·~ - . ..' I ,.,, "' tile aytrlfl, ......, 11 fHf llAtl'( SENTINEL ~J.lllly SenUnel, Polnel'9y·MI4dlel'Ort. Q., Nov. 29, J Co•enf3ting, Editorially TEL~VISION I ' I "\••• ,,,,l Channel3 - Friday No better effort can be made to instill safety attitudes In future drivers of America than that of tpday when Jimmy Reece, four tim<•s a contender In the Indianapolis Speed· way dassic, appears in Pomeroy' and Middle· port High School open assemblies. If there's anytJW~g that will Impress young lolks who In a few years \fill be handling their own cars on our crowd~d hlghwars. It should be the chief hot ro4 llf them all, a rlH!mg driver. Th~e fellows don't go after the low-priced thrlU in drlvln~. They ~e scienttfically reckless, If that Is not a contradic· tion in terms. Local schools will draw credl! for having scheduled apJ!!!an~tce of Reece here. And the local G & J Auto Parts Co., and tbe Champion Spark Plue t;omp~qy or Toledo, who have sponsofe4· the lo.:al vMt, likewise to hear the story of safety from a man who has learned it so well ht 1emains alive after four tries In the most dangerous-event of modern automobllia. Oldish attitudes are hard to change. · Habit of action - and thinking - js one of the top directors of personality. The bider person lvho does not drive safely has much less potential of changing his stripes than a young person on the brink of a life of driving. Reece is to auto racing something like the famous World War II air hero, Gen. James H. Doolittle When then Capt. Doolittle was at Wright Airbas~ in Dayton, 'b., ln his earlier years developing night landing technlques his associates maJveled at the "chances" he took. Doolittle was the ~~~st man ill an airplane to l&nd blind on~ iirfleld. . merit appreciation. The National Safety Cquncll Public Interest Award for Ex~ptjon~l Servlct 1o Safety recently was presented to the Champion peo· pie The company developed and maintains this highway, safety pr9gr8Jl! In p~bllc schools or America. Adv~rtlsi1J4f Certl!jnly. But Dopllttle did not conSider he was taklog ch~nces. At least, no more than wer~ ab, sojutely neceliSal'y. Every possibility, fl~ery calculation, the most exhaustl~e tests 9t ~ulpment he was to use, were personally checke~ and re-checked before he made his flights: • ° n c report may e made of sightings by seve n ••1oca 1 peop1~ Wednes day n1ghI '' ol som ethi De• j n th e s.y • th at cou1d have been- well-of . course a flyln•• saucer· Readers wrll a of what these people saw 10 today's Dally Sentinel. 1 Some of the sig•t 11 0 f h • ' ers--a w om are most reltable folk and not the kind to jump off a deep end over halluolnatlons - feared to report 11 because others might thl k th " 1 • n cy were 1 see ng things" , - . , Strange astral ·'bliMer have our ' ">Imaginations to dt*r white' heat ll! recen't years, There are con(frlned believers fn the reality of visitor f 0 h 1 thl t s r, lJI space av ng Invaded s a mosphere j • • •i re~d de~rlptlon whlpp~lf ,Ch ' WEST COLUMIIA s~· approximat~Jy F~t Th~t ~ ~ l ~. ~ :!· ., ~ 'I "I •• . ' ' !i,. :: ••• ..'• ~ •In~· exp~\sloo •t$1Jilh~ ~~om ~b~y' ~ ~tolloned ~nt secret~·~ ~·~;:'·l!R~~~·,~: ·~ Amana local shoppers m M1d- m1tte e hnd Sl~ters, Metho~l•! ·· ~ ?,lr~. ~ fi a•~· ~Diul ~~~· e~~Jrge s~, an~ ~ ~ ~ LANGSVILLE Conve~tlon BUCK N~lory Rlf~~tur· an~ Jo~~ton l!Qspl~l da~ghter aq~ ~ap~ Mttftodis, $entJ.,... ~ W.omen-Meet ~~~·· ~1!! 1~ ~.~ YQf~ wl~ Robert~PVt~ wp~ I~ Attending USA Outlook Meet ~1·:QO " Nelli ' 1 ;~, ;.L: Cap~tp r<l!II!F~ 10.30 ltliJ~li ~f~~ fJil!!@~ 2 0 l'lloae 3751 ma 'VII'f1' 1\'·- "' FARM SUPPlY WIWAMSON Bat!lll! . ...... ~~~····. - Rutland. OhiO. Amerlc•n D•lry Assocl•tlon ••• O MILKUMINDE·R • The Finest Most EeonoDileal Way To The COOLING and HANDLING Of MILK 'fULTO~ ~2.JG ' ::~ ~~~~~:~:ndltand ~ THOMPSON TRACTOR SALIS POMEROY PBGSB 419 ~iii~· rtrt:~uni81 18bow ·~ ~;:<~J. .:..,;,.~:._=--' --"•'·~-~~~:::~;:~~~ ~·· §uq~~Y ,,. •I ~''· ' I i · ' . :· ,...,~~llolo.-- SAVI:S ·l'O(J lfiONE¥1 ,,r . ' ' ~1 ~ J.\ • . 'The Sign Of Quality Hire''• Thi'.Sti'f' from: .. >:vaGI ·LtWis · '~ ~ .- .~....~ Ia~ •t~ »••· . .. ' f . I< • ' ,. · . ' ' ' . " BOOK YOUR --,\ . . . . .1. ~" ~ . .··:~~p~~ . 1f•- , ' !l:l..i.~ls.~ti' I for ,.., , • """'-· . , • ~~ • >! I ''Sa~ J6.tons of -.. . . . . _cr.-- ., a miJk.Juj~tJJij,g. tnont!J" ----~1101' · or,p1~·'·~,!a~!!I~··Kf.!.• ~· . .. JI . . . . . . . SOLAR an~ fl · .. ' AlL11·CHALMIU OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. ~::00 7:~ 011 .'(YOUr ASil US FOR A DISCOVERY DO Ute lltUI Powa !lw! DRIVE IAUI AND IIIV'ICI tl~ 'NIIW~ Oft ID~'ll ~Ira. ~bar&e he " Enumlnf~t C~lum~u~ b~ ~ E~na \Ill~ ~ "'.=.:r I 11 p m I AND &bw-UHE, HIGH.Cif» IISIGN Chows !f:SO ~aw steye~ a~4 rm., . li.QO J;e;rn to 11.15 aarde~ <llub • 11· 30 Saturday PJayholllt 12:00 Jimmy OOan S~alv . The Lone Rance\' Hop ' Pletur11 ((1 JO!rll Ulf IOWII DIIICfOI, Purina , c ~.Gl•ly ~nd PER BUSHEL DELIVERED Chqn'~ 8-:.SatUniO 9 00 LJfe o.n tile ·~ " : ~ . u·ao "Well pleued with ,.tra low b1 o:oMumption. Stability ol tractor ia pOitc , •• pleo!J olJ'O*er." J.RH $1.25 tf:M llc,~hlna~~ ·w~~lh<iF' 11·10 T~e 1Ati! S~o'l' 12.00 News at "Noon 12:10 Katl~'s Almanac 12·15 Love of Life 12:30 &earcn lor Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding l.lght 1 00 Katie's Kitchen I 30 As the World Turns 2 00 Beat the Clock 2:10 Housoparty 3 00 Big PaYOtl ~ 3 30 The t'e\'4ict 1! Yours · 4 00 Briahter Day •, ~ ~ -t-:~ ~~~..l=. ·ft• ."I'GI ttie!l'"l~ S"~ibj(ldcf:.pont weelien~ "'Mf~'lll' Ellk'~~e.1rJll~orlll· 11rnha~tre· W't ~lillY ~b~~~ ~o!~~w;~0 ,/!..1 ~~ ,!nl~·t!~ Wlfttr weo~e~d W,Uk~!~llle ~n ~rqitlme t~e WEST SH JcOE t~e l!e~:U ~~~ ..~d o~ ~Ill :f&~ ~~· 1.• ' 'lii~>C•'•'II Extensionist~ WJ EH ln~sy'Jesus. 1 be~J!jc II••~ No matter Whit the future de· velopmenu tre tbe need for elos· er cooperitlon and btttu under attndln1 between fll'lnero and non•larmera will Increase. Ill'-· Anth~ny, 11·.~.: . e~egetabl" ~ont., bu\!l~e~ "i~ Mond~. ~ ~ f.l~l.,n ~~e~· n~:«,)t. CH£STSR , 1 MorrJ'll! ,~ and their control. ' maturity vf peaches, mouJe eonlrol, chemical tbmninr• . atrawtie'rry •uletles, soli management aM !arUiilltlt!n weed control and tuc'e ~ment derie•encles. Reiillratlon lor the COUI'III will be~ln at 11 a m., December 2 at Gourley llall. nera in proJrtll." o~ pur'C'hascd rocentlv ~Un· ~~~ ~r!J.~n,J~: WM~:m ~~~~~ Mr~ls~w;;a:C~~wj~~naon. ~rj4 ~ep~ WHEAT 1'1~1 ya~ el~ Th~rsday ~ bo&.~ Satu~ay. ~ rea~~ilb~Y~If· WU!lam~IU; ble~nr ~tud@!l~ 'II~ r.il.~· ~l~nd wit~ !'J~nt., QrJ¥~~~0.' ~lffcll Jlyl~. ~~ ¥. ¥'"'1111~.. 1r.;;;~~· ~~ .:ak~of·t,'~~~~¥~~f~Plf£ '~ dleport Saturday were Mra. Ted Stewart, Mrs Alburtis Young, Mrs Sherwood Yonker and Mlii Judy Mttler. Mrs Wilbur Van Meter I• ~mong those reported Ill In the communII) • &!ISm Sandy opd Jackie Rey· nolds o! Point Pleasaut wd'e day of their grpn mol er, who attends scbool In Parkersburg, spent the week end /With her parents, Mr and Mrs. Esker Jo~nson. visitor~ HeQth Methodi'St Church Nl'ght "' JsfUel"''IY .P~Ulliil CGII~Udid ll!r~. llu~~tll, ~t 'I& mad~ \ :,t~ij~,~gu:."~~~~::o:~tv,':,.~;~ coPENilAC~. ;c~ludcd -Denmar~ ~pproaching Brown"';1~ Roul~o • Praetical Horticul~ute'I~~·. · · To Be Reviewed AtO$tJ.f),ec.2 [,:,'\1 , te:oo ' The 10 30 Pers~,~n lor tho ChJtrch kitchen l,lembera rtlported Ill were Mrs Pullen, Mrs Lilltan McG hee and Mrs Ed· wnrtl"ero Demo< Blrlbda)'s obser..... vc•d Mrskcy Willis IIQII OUnty NIWS ll:QI) ~Irs iiaroid Chose, Mrs John 11:110 I Mayer, Mt•s Raymoljd Grimm, 12:05 Noon Newa o! the Ml,erBVIIlc 1dothodl!t above and !.1!1. Sadie Afelgt Temple, i'Ythlan Mrs Edward Demo<key ond dau Cartoon Club Churcb held Wedne,day evenlna Dorothy llartonb ch M ' Ot s were represente~ Thurodov ot the hter, Bellle •nd Mrs. Thqmas 12:30 Llbtrace at the homo or 111'1. Fronk Stew· llartenbacb, Mrs' lfosm::· District Conventlbn In Nelsonville Darst Th• m"'!lllg closed I I t I 1:00 Gretchen Wado Sho1f 1 art Mrs StuPa 01'11e8er Mrs r...J" hy !Irs. George Childs, Mrs wu. a prayer ty Mrs C E Hov\. ' 1:30 ltlovle Matinee Bartela and Mr1 Nor1 lloush. ' •• Mr, "'' ., Kaurr w:ts leader .,, by Afra Brooks Sayre Group Ru"oll apd N'than BlgJs the !program and gave two read· Do You fiust Your Wife?' ' lng followed with scripture readMeigs Temple was in char•e or a Poor Mao'' and American 3'80 llu<!eallee!lBandsta•d lng or Poolm 107 bf Mro Karl th~ insta\ja!lon of the new' dJo. "Tbus SpeaJceth Christ" and Mr• 4 00 Mickey Moll88 Club'' 11 Grueaer opened the program trfct olflc'r' with Mrs Allman 88 Hoyt san 0 two solos "Bless '1\hi• J:OO Following group tlnaln( of "In ..,rqJ !louse" "Precious Lord". ::: CJrtooo Club 5Gran1d Chief; Mrs. Lowe, Grand the Garden" several reading• were en qr, and Mra. Jones Grand Man· lloslessee were Mrs T. F. ,t:D r Elvtlllilr.F.lnll! o elven on the topic lnclufllng, .I 11 'II ager. lllro, Childs wao , kin>, Mrs G 0 Werner, Mrs, i:4a ·' > , 1 , J Search For Adventure "Quadrennial Goala", by ltllai Ka· '!'be Hn. ud Mrt. EuRene Mana,r. Mr. nnd Mn Carol !terce ho~ Hotner Hartley ~ith Mr• ~dw tile Becht; "Quadren~lal ol Stu· ~rQWD at tilt I!Dmoroy Uplted for guests over the .weekend their Demosky and lflls Bettie •lllljno" AftA ~~ot 7 00 88 dent• Work In tbe United Sl.llt ", ChJ!!'Ch wpn: IReclal Sandra, R10 C1·ande ky a&-eontrlbutora, A••tad ·tqUrse _ ;;Jp:'I'V r" llln 'l'lll •, ' ' · Mr.. Etlle llollman; and i'The CU<!!ll I pro,ram . their aon Robe!'! and !onllly 0! .,,. tbe reltelib!J*nl . ' ",\ Real BeilnD1n1 o1Mothodl"'1" bJ when tilt H..UIIlt 40<1111 equrch Columbuf· table.oal'l'lerl put a liarvrW~tm~ ••• Sl tr Sb Mra. Earl Renahaw F'flli!Y ly Sarah M. Rlt. Orville Kersey and Doyle ·with a •eor-pla or lf"ll ana ow 1 "" " In flie l!h d P8.foom. , are •out alter having thq •• the ,center ll'fllna.· , ( •. ; .. e.,.ocli'!l' '!lid Ill 1!11\dpnlt" 'l'lie R ' . . Ji. · oltiHiht, Mro EW' Ilt!l<l-lt Ill of vneu. Mrs Clair Nehon and M· ".ld GreM ..III!el'l and aall,ntf• ·.• • paator "ke p.e whlclt monla; •, . , Ed Reynold• \YOre of CQII!Pl•ed the doooratlons. , c, . 1)lfa)[I*.JOfe" IJ! Bbde\1 ' Alii k · 19PPGr l\lrf, \J,(eUa 11 Ill flu. callers at ,Gallipolis , ,, , . ' ,N ·'I':Cl "]1. • , 1 Mr•· um; la 11 ed "bli1 et Mr. an{ii,.. Thpma1 Donald 'J'ho " • · 1 1 ... , • , , ll lti·ttoeterjp ai"'Jff'al 4lb0ectlv.. !!'. liti•1 S.IJ #'ffd fte eo..mf.l!j!e In In· and "'IITl'; 1 vQie, IUl In construction 'work " ' ilie at !;\ eluded ¥tl. ¥etthko, Mra. tpent ·SundV'''t<l ,. mQ!ber, Pagelelwn . " here. Jatllel crJareiJ. lira. !'· L French llfl. fre4a Weill and cbjiClren, Knapp hostcss'\ll' a ' Rev. iM Mrs. Kr, Shane 'or Racine spent the Jllii! Tliai w/ I J{l'f. Htrold Woodlerd; Ml•• Besa Beverly Burrile. ; Stanley ., Her home• weo\end with Mi. and l[tl. Vjrgil <:h a BilibGnt aad crta.eu. Charles A lllte and l!d nesda.Y eli'nlne. , . )fa)ker. , If Al _gje • • ::::r - All - • ' ,. . of St. 41blu. Yf, Va openl ••· ber d f d jj:r. and Mra Junior Whit•' 'Thanullv 1111 OClJ,l!!l\!!ln' . Y er t.,e " :r.per mr Konkrliht dar evening with Chorl11 Mr. ad tlr• Guy Swa...., • an r1en 1 were 11..apen\ the weekend wilb her p". lfra. Ctftlorf PP*fied tlill PI1Jii'a!ll 'with • Prayer family. spent s•turday ParkeraburR aent. . ents, Mr MrL. wooclf9w the prolfam. aod lin, Browu lold aatory "God's Emory took Charlet at the home of her parents, Mr. Faye Watson, president, Fortney of Warsaw. prealdenl, pre1ld· 'l're01" llld 1fr, Brown &ave aer· Rile to the \ieteran• In and l\lra. Bolt. wa• In of the devotlpnal ftlt.. Kr.. and Mrs. A. H Bane ed the bualne" lflflon and 1 r.. of lmltotjou llullcll numbtra Huntington lor a eheck·up Jut Jo• Bolin of the N•vy loeated aerviee. . 1• I soenl wltb 1!1'· !Dd eontrlbt!Uon of wu lor were rl"a b)" lltrbara Iones who week. lie remain• very poor)f In r.falyland apeqt the lleadlnga wert liven by qeua tt' 4 ed t'yn , on, MofblnJ Star. 1 the new 1emlna!'Y to Ohio • r• una 'Give q, 'lllrla Dar" accompa· · at the home of his parents t(r. Wlndaor of Cheater, ond sp""lal 1101'1 wa~ glv~n on lhe uple but· nled by ~er mojll.,, III'J. tmerson Mr. and Mra. Hll'lan ijlfe and and lira. O,CII Bolin. Mrs. J~e DUD)\Iera In aonc were preae,ted ter_proje~t. Plao• were m•d~ lor Jont~, 'nd Vera Co¥11'1. who aang oon, Jam~• l)ale, IJI.I!At lqnday poljn ~ ~n. DyeBVille.' by llr. and lfn. Ganett Cluii!IY a Cltrtaunaa paj'ly tp be hefd at "Open My ly"!l IIM!OIIIpanled by with her tlater Opal In Chilli· ~· ot Jft. Sit~. 1110 the bom~ ol ¥P: Albert ,\lward In Sharon Jom. colbe. ~· *nd Mn Ctsh Braley ~ , Srtrdl\'tc~~~· potato ehlpa, nul Dtetmbtr It Wll voted to pur· Robilrt Rjle of OU IABpt ~atur·, u,Jtt ot Mr. n~ Mra. Willllll! ~a4 l!lg CflOkJel• Kool·ado and chaae Jlllt qf elot4Jor and alao Ch~plj day nlabl ao4 Sunlla)o will! hl1 , 1 Al~any Friday. wtfee, wtrt aened by Mro. Bftrn· lhal tabh member would ~rlna ., Jl;:: parents, Mr. and Mn. C~ar Jwt, ••d by h@" niece, ,lft•· Rife aiid l!mlly. Jllllv. wbo was a ruest ~f .W.! I .' • ..1 ·A .nd obower was held her rotber Downle · ,Nj @SJ!!ed name& for · · t " last Thurillay lor ll!r and Mra. lr, now at the hqmp !lleli" 1a mal , Y. place D OTED INTIIBII""' JIJarl who wqre married on o: qi,P• ¥r•· Hill .' to '-!'Ill'" efd or. '" Nor. rp lil t]W Revertp4 M~rlon Wald Kennedy 11 lpen4ma Attenilllli were Faye y.r~~ .. , OP BIJ68..ASON ARU I!. llp\cblq•m !t!!'! at · home 41( , : .' . , ftatiODII admtlllaa repte!f!lt• Six ee'q. sen '}lloyd near Columbus , , . ·~ ."JJ~~Bahr, ltoml~~ · 1 Balltntiii-KimiNtll, lne., ;ua Mrs. Ida O&dln spent Tueslfl).'~..tJYjn'· (,... .l!Wa; ~\ller a"'l' N"f ' OIIJ, ofternqoq as aueat or 'llt'.-AIIit" Ghrlltr, · ·' · 1'\ Cub ~ra19y. I Ji.•mbera;' _,;.;.,; itlei'&'JI~< · "" ·;;;.,.,,~ el'au -.IIIAI Ia WIDdaor, ltfr•· Wl1kh~ ·~,1: an~ U.·tofl tfllce ~ Jloln. WUI' llfADI. . . i.fn. ~~•er of Cheater, illrl. Gen· Mf ~lfliiiiOIIJh callll<l at the \lr. an4 Mrs. u,rry Brown an~ e"' !Jlttle of 9Uver rudao 'Mrs Patqfer h11t1 Frl~u morull\11. children, Mr and Mrs RalP~-· Kat 'l'iltfie of AIU'oti, Effie' t'ylea Ur. and jlti. Lany Rou.sh o! Painter and children w•re Sun· of Sllve• RJ4ce, John Swank of Jacl<,qn ·~ Thursday wltb Mr. day callers at the Russell Palnt~r Akron, lin. blla Bents and daUihs0. and Kf•· Vlflll Roush. h~~pe. (fr1 Ch'ry~ of Coolvltle and \h! Mr. and Mra. Golden Bohr, hoMrt, Rev. and Jlrs Barnliart. ~·ulll•on by and Mr: 'and !dri Curlls Qalley POLLUTI!D AIR CtTED 11f and lin. Ohrla)Jr ol spent Supdi,l' ~!th Mn. bllry NEW \'ORK UP-Dr. Leon~rd 1ft. Sterlll!l. Ballef. · Qre~nblll'f, Ne~ York c!ly COli!· ~~' l!llljlo'l'lr ot Atr Pollutwn Jlr~. WIP ijtllm•n called on trol: aal!l IQ!Iay that city air llf«. ¥"'Y llallv Monday. MIQII 11'1111 ~line ond lira. ilo~ ~f'tll ape1t Jilt. ~ lfiJ. 0,11&!1 GJOfifiA, UIIIUII ltillla 'b FrldQ will! lh.. ~ lail~y. J4t. aad ""' .lv, CJ,rk an9 ~t~n Dlaj~ 'IJt!'l!' ln al lUll th~~:~\~t o?~h! ~roa~:~P~~~~.7:: ~ ~o.l eman I· . to their 10.00 Garry Moore II ~0 Sthk, It "!!icb un~~e.?~~l~if~~t ~~rt~';,"; Officers Named Thursday N!'g,ht Minersvi lie MethodJ'st CLur<:h Me•'gs Temple II wscs Meet•'ng Held 01'1 Wednesday Pyth•' s· t " for a need an IS ers A turkcv dinner at II~ <>d!JI'k artlclea for 1 basket prec~ded the meetln~ or the Wo· lamllv at Chrlstmu. Y At District Meet man Soclct~ of Christian Service Attending were thORo d •• t ~':.'~e bet at ~i. ;~~t'l::e~' Buc "".Y Bee Class 11111-ll:, Frl.ay II . 1 8:00 Captain Kangar,oo 1 a:•s OBf News '9:00 Mornrng Shows o·u CBS News 9:~s Morning Stale 'News The Lad1es Fnendshtp circte o! observed Us !lith anniversary wlth b h th a turkey dmncr at the l\larhn Rea· dinner at e~ orne ere, sunday taurant in Middleport Qll Friday Busy B•e ('i•sa Nov. 17, In honor o! Mr Christy's 118 "' .... atten dlna were· Mrs ' a r'" Parmolee birthday. were theirCollege, daugh But the Investigative agencies of th u B evemng Mem'"'rs was re· ter Janet,Guests or Otterbein e · Mrs Donald Roush and Mrs: Bob. 1 t d d or the B"" Bee • Ch . Government and of the Air Force' say that all by Hou•h or New Haven; ¥rs Ed· c cc • preSJ en 1 ~Y New and Mr and Mrs. F oyd r&Sty, 1 Cla<s when they met ThUTSday LeXJngton . except two per cent of the re. g.r Arn.ott o! .lltddleport; Mrs night al the Baptlot Church . ported space V1SIts have been accounted for Dole Pnddy or Gallipoll!; 1\!rs. Mrs Parmalee was In charge o! PROTES'"S EXa\ILSION Vernal Johmon, MIBI l>cachte .1. • on grounds of earthbound phenomenon. Elias, Mrs Paul Fltzg,.atd, Mrs Denmark UP Is Impressive accounting Benny Roush, Mrs Junior whiCh tll1! Hl th Psalm baa Q(!lcla»Y protest 1 ' snd Mro Hugh Elias aU loeal Af. d th "Th5 ksgl !nil'' ed the Soviet of the But we, li}!;e our ancestors of old love ter the dmner, illrs <llorge fiew wa• on e an v Dani'sh agrleullurl!l !rom 0 • mysteries Th Joined the group and the7 atlend· Mpscow as s Rw.'.ian reprisal In 1 l I I11. h ~ curren wave of strange sight- ed • movie in Pomeroy During l!•e, buslnes$ 1meelin? Denmark's ouster or a Sovtet di· ngs s t e true tradition of romantic ad. Mr and Mrs Lester .Foreman other of!lcers elected were vice- plomat o~ spy charge~, It was an· venture-mystery. L,et us hope two.fold· e v· cutlonln• In Georg~ ~ro81dent, fllr• John MilJ.s LYons; ser- nouneed today. ar • • · ' e! r')f' !tlrS 11 t 1 . ,, , .,,,... '' • That When W~a~ peopl• see 't~'"t' l• 1!..1 t Wll Ohllng'!J' Jr., 'lllMI as been r ' ' i 1' . ,;) , I a ts " ' 14• pmf Mrl .\,rlh}U' QJT ann strange becomes known . • 11 1 j · ., at arl Armf'base In Ken ib' Mr•.'' Minnie spent Sunday Of d In .a s eta11 It IS lucky hss been diScharged and has t''''hurer.M rsJ Qm u t: with Mr. and Mrs Wayne orr or goo on1en rather than ev11 and returned to his home here. rae er, rs · ..... p k ' b · . That the f n 0f t 1 ' • . ants, Mr! A' R Pullen,100 M~. AI· ar 61)1 1 u oy ng Wth the vast POSSI· Mfl Alma Coleman and Larry len Hughes 1 bUllies Inherent In the Space spent Saturday wllh the Bobby Mrs Mtlls displayed the kit· Age last a little while long lloush !am1ly at New !Iaven. chen equipment' whtch her com· er. jfli t _.._,-.: '"' .DMI1 Sen~t, Pomeror·Mlddlepo~:o., No;.-~~}i!S?-"4 lncre,._d calu in production wtll bring 1110re •nd ~Iter pro· ducu lor tbe peoplt In town wltn more services and mllN pro,duet.o demanded by b«h loWIIand eo~n· try people. rannora and ctty people alike m111t truly be "part h I $q1V•-.r · ~ W¢ft·S-TV'"e.ti'iJ( ~._f, see ngsteel rren o screa....,,i motors and Slreaklng I f town and couotry people " • ". •· mllflll· w 9 The question bccoptu, "what does the future bold lor both On Today Romper !loom ..1-.. fiouble With Fathor ( Glftl '.., Arleoe Flrancll ShOO¥ 8 soa . ' fit~sure Hunt 8·30 JO·oo The Price Js Right · 11!30 Truth or Consequences 1g:~ ~:T'~~· l>~:.-l!1f!d 12:00 Tic ~~·· DoQB~ • 10·.!10. And~!' a::iif ~ 12:SO · Jt 'OQ\lt~ Be You ; JI:QO FurY , . . 1:00 ·lljd·l)ay New• 11·30 " ' " ' t a"t • 1:15. ~ovletime · · • ; · """-" •· ) · 1:15 llrlde' apd Groom • ~~:;:~~t,!i •a,' 1 3:00 :Uajl,ee ''rile4tre '' ~ 1:00 ~~ . : .' l • 4 00 Queen lor a Day 1:30 ' Rektonal Football 4'45 Modern J!Dmances 4:00 Western Theater 5 00 Comedy Time 5.00 Sky Kin~' . D·ao Spinach Plpybouse 5:30 lfo~alonJ Ca~ . 6.j5 Sports ~e ~·ljo TJe" fii'!Pr~ o 25 Weathe~ast 6 15 Football SCoreboard 6'9l/ ~I.'Jll Men ' \ ~ 311 News Pidljl'e o~5 NBc New• ;:~ ~~~~fJ:m~e 7 00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 8 oo Per!'f ,Como ·' 730 ~~?'' or ~od~p · ,; : 9.011 ~~Y~ o~1i 6 00 llJli111 Q! Wj)leallJ'I &:SO Gl~lo'Maet. §119.!' . 1 8,3!\ fMii oflllley 10.00 Tpaco (om!ll~n:!J 9,po, ~u\d , ' ijf"' ,, 9;:liJ, f:llt G it., , 1 ~, , , , met~ ~~ ~~ - 10:00 ,' ('iva~itf{~ SjiOfll ' •, Hl;tltk ·W4!1111111' ,,,,.. 10,45 11t4,~.J,'I9'1'.. "'' · ,Ut~.hl!ilfli"'f~ .,.,.. ,, U;Q\1 ,Nw :II~"!!Ji~e' , .,, ,.,, .~.QP, ••~••9ff, ~· ~·1 , 7.00 9:00 9:30 19>00 10:30 Let's Hope That Vast Possibi/.iti.es 01 Ap,nroachl'ng SPOCe A C ti T E f ,.. h 0 Sk A ffl I fe On nue 0 n ranee Ur Y ate ers b ., lotL !1·10 W••tbercan 11:15 Nltewalc!h 12:30 SliD l)tf 845 Sign But where can Amerle~ detect more worthy So It Is wllh the scientific racing driver. and community-minded advertising? They know driving Is dangerous, anyllme, ~fost newspapers don't mind giving away anyWhere. And they compensate for lt even a It!tie of this kind of 4dvertlslqg. though what the spectator at Indianapolis Certainly It Is unfortunate that every auto sees Is a thl to t f -•owner cannot join ln these school assemblies G\IIPE,,·, WSAZ -TV ~ha~t"el .~ ' Having Famous Racing Drivers Present Story 01 Salety For High $ehool Assemblies Here Is AFine.Gesture I !~ , _ ......... " 2 ,.,... of liNk. ., . ......... ol chlcbft ., 1 ~uarts • ol tnllk, or l'h clft. on ora-. or 11 can of ronll- ( ' sj)·ri~g ·.seeds ' and , ... .. l Fe.tiili••, NOW AT .ATTRAOtVl " . PRICES I, �:. \ ',, ' ),f..!' . •. .·~ - . ..' I ,.,, "' tile aytrlfl, ......, 11 fHf llAtl'( SENTINEL ~J.lllly SenUnel, Polnel'9y·MI4dlel'Ort. Q., Nov. 29, J Co•enf3ting, Editorially TEL~VISION I ' I "\••• ,,,,l Channel3 - Friday No better effort can be made to instill safety attitudes In future drivers of America than that of tpday when Jimmy Reece, four tim<•s a contender In the Indianapolis Speed· way dassic, appears in Pomeroy' and Middle· port High School open assemblies. If there's anytJW~g that will Impress young lolks who In a few years \fill be handling their own cars on our crowd~d hlghwars. It should be the chief hot ro4 llf them all, a rlH!mg driver. Th~e fellows don't go after the low-priced thrlU in drlvln~. They ~e scienttfically reckless, If that Is not a contradic· tion in terms. Local schools will draw credl! for having scheduled apJ!!!an~tce of Reece here. And the local G & J Auto Parts Co., and tbe Champion Spark Plue t;omp~qy or Toledo, who have sponsofe4· the lo.:al vMt, likewise to hear the story of safety from a man who has learned it so well ht 1emains alive after four tries In the most dangerous-event of modern automobllia. Oldish attitudes are hard to change. · Habit of action - and thinking - js one of the top directors of personality. The bider person lvho does not drive safely has much less potential of changing his stripes than a young person on the brink of a life of driving. Reece is to auto racing something like the famous World War II air hero, Gen. James H. Doolittle When then Capt. Doolittle was at Wright Airbas~ in Dayton, 'b., ln his earlier years developing night landing technlques his associates maJveled at the "chances" he took. Doolittle was the ~~~st man ill an airplane to l&nd blind on~ iirfleld. . merit appreciation. The National Safety Cquncll Public Interest Award for Ex~ptjon~l Servlct 1o Safety recently was presented to the Champion peo· pie The company developed and maintains this highway, safety pr9gr8Jl! In p~bllc schools or America. Adv~rtlsi1J4f Certl!jnly. But Dopllttle did not conSider he was taklog ch~nces. At least, no more than wer~ ab, sojutely neceliSal'y. Every possibility, fl~ery calculation, the most exhaustl~e tests 9t ~ulpment he was to use, were personally checke~ and re-checked before he made his flights: • ° n c report may e made of sightings by seve n ••1oca 1 peop1~ Wednes day n1ghI '' ol som ethi De• j n th e s.y • th at cou1d have been- well-of . course a flyln•• saucer· Readers wrll a of what these people saw 10 today's Dally Sentinel. 1 Some of the sig•t 11 0 f h • ' ers--a w om are most reltable folk and not the kind to jump off a deep end over halluolnatlons - feared to report 11 because others might thl k th " 1 • n cy were 1 see ng things" , - . , Strange astral ·'bliMer have our ' ">Imaginations to dt*r white' heat ll! recen't years, There are con(frlned believers fn the reality of visitor f 0 h 1 thl t s r, lJI space av ng Invaded s a mosphere j • • •i re~d de~rlptlon whlpp~lf ,Ch ' WEST COLUMIIA s~· approximat~Jy F~t Th~t ~ ~ l ~. ~ :!· ., ~ 'I "I •• . ' ' !i,. :: ••• ..'• ~ •In~· exp~\sloo •t$1Jilh~ ~~om ~b~y' ~ ~tolloned ~nt secret~·~ ~·~;:'·l!R~~~·,~: ·~ Amana local shoppers m M1d- m1tte e hnd Sl~ters, Metho~l•! ·· ~ ?,lr~. ~ fi a•~· ~Diul ~~~· e~~Jrge s~, an~ ~ ~ ~ LANGSVILLE Conve~tlon BUCK N~lory Rlf~~tur· an~ Jo~~ton l!Qspl~l da~ghter aq~ ~ap~ Mttftodis, $entJ.,... ~ W.omen-Meet ~~~·· ~1!! 1~ ~.~ YQf~ wl~ Robert~PVt~ wp~ I~ Attending USA Outlook Meet ~1·:QO " Nelli ' 1 ;~, ;.L: Cap~tp r<l!II!F~ 10.30 ltliJ~li ~f~~ fJil!!@~ 2 0 l'lloae 3751 ma 'VII'f1' 1\'·- "' FARM SUPPlY WIWAMSON Bat!lll! . ...... ~~~····. - Rutland. OhiO. Amerlc•n D•lry Assocl•tlon ••• O MILKUMINDE·R • The Finest Most EeonoDileal Way To The COOLING and HANDLING Of MILK 'fULTO~ ~2.JG ' ::~ ~~~~~:~:ndltand ~ THOMPSON TRACTOR SALIS POMEROY PBGSB 419 ~iii~· rtrt:~uni81 18bow ·~ ~;:<~J. .:..,;,.~:._=--' --"•'·~-~~~:::~;:~~~ ~·· §uq~~Y ,,. •I ~''· ' I i · ' . :· ,...,~~llolo.-- SAVI:S ·l'O(J lfiONE¥1 ,,r . ' ' ~1 ~ J.\ • . 'The Sign Of Quality Hire''• Thi'.Sti'f' from: .. >:vaGI ·LtWis · '~ ~ .- .~....~ Ia~ •t~ »••· . .. ' f . I< • ' ,. · . ' ' ' . " BOOK YOUR --,\ . . . . .1. ~" ~ . .··:~~p~~ . 1f•- , ' !l:l..i.~ls.~ti' I for ,.., , • """'-· . , • ~~ • >! I ''Sa~ J6.tons of -.. . . . . _cr.-- ., a miJk.Juj~tJJij,g. tnont!J" ----~1101' · or,p1~·'·~,!a~!!I~··Kf.!.• ~· . .. JI . . . . . . . SOLAR an~ fl · .. ' AlL11·CHALMIU OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. ~::00 7:~ 011 .'(YOUr ASil US FOR A DISCOVERY DO Ute lltUI Powa !lw! DRIVE IAUI AND IIIV'ICI tl~ 'NIIW~ Oft ID~'ll ~Ira. ~bar&e he " Enumlnf~t C~lum~u~ b~ ~ E~na \Ill~ ~ "'.=.:r I 11 p m I AND &bw-UHE, HIGH.Cif» IISIGN Chows !f:SO ~aw steye~ a~4 rm., . li.QO J;e;rn to 11.15 aarde~ <llub • 11· 30 Saturday PJayholllt 12:00 Jimmy OOan S~alv . The Lone Rance\' Hop ' Pletur11 ((1 JO!rll Ulf IOWII DIIICfOI, Purina , c ~.Gl•ly ~nd PER BUSHEL DELIVERED Chqn'~ 8-:.SatUniO 9 00 LJfe o.n tile ·~ " : ~ . u·ao "Well pleued with ,.tra low b1 o:oMumption. Stability ol tractor ia pOitc , •• pleo!J olJ'O*er." J.RH $1.25 tf:M llc,~hlna~~ ·w~~lh<iF' 11·10 T~e 1Ati! S~o'l' 12.00 News at "Noon 12:10 Katl~'s Almanac 12·15 Love of Life 12:30 &earcn lor Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding l.lght 1 00 Katie's Kitchen I 30 As the World Turns 2 00 Beat the Clock 2:10 Housoparty 3 00 Big PaYOtl ~ 3 30 The t'e\'4ict 1! Yours · 4 00 Briahter Day •, ~ ~ -t-:~ ~~~..l=. ·ft• ."I'GI ttie!l'"l~ S"~ibj(ldcf:.pont weelien~ "'Mf~'lll' Ellk'~~e.1rJll~orlll· 11rnha~tre· W't ~lillY ~b~~~ ~o!~~w;~0 ,/!..1 ~~ ,!nl~·t!~ Wlfttr weo~e~d W,Uk~!~llle ~n ~rqitlme t~e WEST SH JcOE t~e l!e~:U ~~~ ..~d o~ ~Ill :f&~ ~~· 1.• ' 'lii~>C•'•'II Extensionist~ WJ EH ln~sy'Jesus. 1 be~J!jc II••~ No matter Whit the future de· velopmenu tre tbe need for elos· er cooperitlon and btttu under attndln1 between fll'lnero and non•larmera will Increase. Ill'-· Anth~ny, 11·.~.: . e~egetabl" ~ont., bu\!l~e~ "i~ Mond~. ~ ~ f.l~l.,n ~~e~· n~:«,)t. CH£STSR , 1 MorrJ'll! ,~ and their control. ' maturity vf peaches, mouJe eonlrol, chemical tbmninr• . atrawtie'rry •uletles, soli management aM !arUiilltlt!n weed control and tuc'e ~ment derie•encles. Reiillratlon lor the COUI'III will be~ln at 11 a m., December 2 at Gourley llall. nera in proJrtll." o~ pur'C'hascd rocentlv ~Un· ~~~ ~r!J.~n,J~: WM~:m ~~~~~ Mr~ls~w;;a:C~~wj~~naon. ~rj4 ~ep~ WHEAT 1'1~1 ya~ el~ Th~rsday ~ bo&.~ Satu~ay. ~ rea~~ilb~Y~If· WU!lam~IU; ble~nr ~tud@!l~ 'II~ r.il.~· ~l~nd wit~ !'J~nt., QrJ¥~~~0.' ~lffcll Jlyl~. ~~ ¥. ¥'"'1111~.. 1r.;;;~~· ~~ .:ak~of·t,'~~~~¥~~f~Plf£ '~ dleport Saturday were Mra. Ted Stewart, Mrs Alburtis Young, Mrs Sherwood Yonker and Mlii Judy Mttler. Mrs Wilbur Van Meter I• ~mong those reported Ill In the communII) • &!ISm Sandy opd Jackie Rey· nolds o! Point Pleasaut wd'e day of their grpn mol er, who attends scbool In Parkersburg, spent the week end /With her parents, Mr and Mrs. Esker Jo~nson. visitor~ HeQth Methodi'St Church Nl'ght "' JsfUel"''IY .P~Ulliil CGII~Udid ll!r~. llu~~tll, ~t 'I& mad~ \ :,t~ij~,~gu:."~~~~::o:~tv,':,.~;~ coPENilAC~. ;c~ludcd -Denmar~ ~pproaching Brown"';1~ Roul~o • Praetical Horticul~ute'I~~·. · · To Be Reviewed AtO$tJ.f),ec.2 [,:,'\1 , te:oo ' The 10 30 Pers~,~n lor tho ChJtrch kitchen l,lembera rtlported Ill were Mrs Pullen, Mrs Lilltan McG hee and Mrs Ed· wnrtl"ero Demo< Blrlbda)'s obser..... vc•d Mrskcy Willis IIQII OUnty NIWS ll:QI) ~Irs iiaroid Chose, Mrs John 11:110 I Mayer, Mt•s Raymoljd Grimm, 12:05 Noon Newa o! the Ml,erBVIIlc 1dothodl!t above and !.1!1. Sadie Afelgt Temple, i'Ythlan Mrs Edward Demo<key ond dau Cartoon Club Churcb held Wedne,day evenlna Dorothy llartonb ch M ' Ot s were represente~ Thurodov ot the hter, Bellle •nd Mrs. Thqmas 12:30 Llbtrace at the homo or 111'1. Fronk Stew· llartenbacb, Mrs' lfosm::· District Conventlbn In Nelsonville Darst Th• m"'!lllg closed I I t I 1:00 Gretchen Wado Sho1f 1 art Mrs StuPa 01'11e8er Mrs r...J" hy !Irs. George Childs, Mrs wu. a prayer ty Mrs C E Hov\. ' 1:30 ltlovle Matinee Bartela and Mr1 Nor1 lloush. ' •• Mr, "'' ., Kaurr w:ts leader .,, by Afra Brooks Sayre Group Ru"oll apd N'than BlgJs the !program and gave two read· Do You fiust Your Wife?' ' lng followed with scripture readMeigs Temple was in char•e or a Poor Mao'' and American 3'80 llu<!eallee!lBandsta•d lng or Poolm 107 bf Mro Karl th~ insta\ja!lon of the new' dJo. "Tbus SpeaJceth Christ" and Mr• 4 00 Mickey Moll88 Club'' 11 Grueaer opened the program trfct olflc'r' with Mrs Allman 88 Hoyt san 0 two solos "Bless '1\hi• J:OO Following group tlnaln( of "In ..,rqJ !louse" "Precious Lord". ::: CJrtooo Club 5Gran1d Chief; Mrs. Lowe, Grand the Garden" several reading• were en qr, and Mra. Jones Grand Man· lloslessee were Mrs T. F. ,t:D r Elvtlllilr.F.lnll! o elven on the topic lnclufllng, .I 11 'II ager. lllro, Childs wao , kin>, Mrs G 0 Werner, Mrs, i:4a ·' > , 1 , J Search For Adventure "Quadrennial Goala", by ltllai Ka· '!'be Hn. ud Mrt. EuRene Mana,r. Mr. nnd Mn Carol !terce ho~ Hotner Hartley ~ith Mr• ~dw tile Becht; "Quadren~lal ol Stu· ~rQWD at tilt I!Dmoroy Uplted for guests over the .weekend their Demosky and lflls Bettie •lllljno" AftA ~~ot 7 00 88 dent• Work In tbe United Sl.llt ", ChJ!!'Ch wpn: IReclal Sandra, R10 C1·ande ky a&-eontrlbutora, A••tad ·tqUrse _ ;;Jp:'I'V r" llln 'l'lll •, ' ' · Mr.. Etlle llollman; and i'The CU<!!ll I pro,ram . their aon Robe!'! and !onllly 0! .,,. tbe reltelib!J*nl . ' ",\ Real BeilnD1n1 o1Mothodl"'1" bJ when tilt H..UIIlt 40<1111 equrch Columbuf· table.oal'l'lerl put a liarvrW~tm~ ••• Sl tr Sb Mra. Earl Renahaw F'flli!Y ly Sarah M. Rlt. Orville Kersey and Doyle ·with a •eor-pla or lf"ll ana ow 1 "" " In flie l!h d P8.foom. , are •out alter having thq •• the ,center ll'fllna.· , ( •. ; .. e.,.ocli'!l' '!lid Ill 1!11\dpnlt" 'l'lie R ' . . Ji. · oltiHiht, Mro EW' Ilt!l<l-lt Ill of vneu. Mrs Clair Nehon and M· ".ld GreM ..III!el'l and aall,ntf• ·.• • paator "ke p.e whlclt monla; •, . , Ed Reynold• \YOre of CQII!Pl•ed the doooratlons. , c, . 1)lfa)[I*.JOfe" IJ! Bbde\1 ' Alii k · 19PPGr l\lrf, \J,(eUa 11 Ill flu. callers at ,Gallipolis , ,, , . ' ,N ·'I':Cl "]1. • , 1 Mr•· um; la 11 ed "bli1 et Mr. an{ii,.. Thpma1 Donald 'J'ho " • · 1 1 ... , • , , ll lti·ttoeterjp ai"'Jff'al 4lb0ectlv.. !!'. liti•1 S.IJ #'ffd fte eo..mf.l!j!e In In· and "'IITl'; 1 vQie, IUl In construction 'work " ' ilie at !;\ eluded ¥tl. ¥etthko, Mra. tpent ·SundV'''t<l ,. mQ!ber, Pagelelwn . " here. Jatllel crJareiJ. lira. !'· L French llfl. fre4a Weill and cbjiClren, Knapp hostcss'\ll' a ' Rev. iM Mrs. Kr, Shane 'or Racine spent the Jllii! Tliai w/ I J{l'f. Htrold Woodlerd; Ml•• Besa Beverly Burrile. ; Stanley ., Her home• weo\end with Mi. and l[tl. Vjrgil <:h a BilibGnt aad crta.eu. Charles A lllte and l!d nesda.Y eli'nlne. , . )fa)ker. , If Al _gje • • ::::r - All - • ' ,. . of St. 41blu. Yf, Va openl ••· ber d f d jj:r. and Mra Junior Whit•' 'Thanullv 1111 OClJ,l!!l\!!ln' . Y er t.,e " :r.per mr Konkrliht dar evening with Chorl11 Mr. ad tlr• Guy Swa...., • an r1en 1 were 11..apen\ the weekend wilb her p". lfra. Ctftlorf PP*fied tlill PI1Jii'a!ll 'with • Prayer family. spent s•turday ParkeraburR aent. . ents, Mr MrL. wooclf9w the prolfam. aod lin, Browu lold aatory "God's Emory took Charlet at the home of her parents, Mr. Faye Watson, president, Fortney of Warsaw. prealdenl, pre1ld· 'l're01" llld 1fr, Brown &ave aer· Rile to the \ieteran• In and l\lra. Bolt. wa• In of the devotlpnal ftlt.. Kr.. and Mrs. A. H Bane ed the bualne" lflflon and 1 r.. of lmltotjou llullcll numbtra Huntington lor a eheck·up Jut Jo• Bolin of the N•vy loeated aerviee. . 1• I soenl wltb 1!1'· !Dd eontrlbt!Uon of wu lor were rl"a b)" lltrbara Iones who week. lie remain• very poor)f In r.falyland apeqt the lleadlnga wert liven by qeua tt' 4 ed t'yn , on, MofblnJ Star. 1 the new 1emlna!'Y to Ohio • r• una 'Give q, 'lllrla Dar" accompa· · at the home of his parents t(r. Wlndaor of Cheater, ond sp""lal 1101'1 wa~ glv~n on lhe uple but· nled by ~er mojll.,, III'J. tmerson Mr. and Mra. Hll'lan ijlfe and and lira. O,CII Bolin. Mrs. J~e DUD)\Iera In aonc were preae,ted ter_proje~t. Plao• were m•d~ lor Jont~, 'nd Vera Co¥11'1. who aang oon, Jam~• l)ale, IJI.I!At lqnday poljn ~ ~n. DyeBVille.' by llr. and lfn. Ganett Cluii!IY a Cltrtaunaa paj'ly tp be hefd at "Open My ly"!l IIM!OIIIpanled by with her tlater Opal In Chilli· ~· ot Jft. Sit~. 1110 the bom~ ol ¥P: Albert ,\lward In Sharon Jom. colbe. ~· *nd Mn Ctsh Braley ~ , Srtrdl\'tc~~~· potato ehlpa, nul Dtetmbtr It Wll voted to pur· Robilrt Rjle of OU IABpt ~atur·, u,Jtt ot Mr. n~ Mra. Willllll! ~a4 l!lg CflOkJel• Kool·ado and chaae Jlllt qf elot4Jor and alao Ch~plj day nlabl ao4 Sunlla)o will! hl1 , 1 Al~any Friday. wtfee, wtrt aened by Mro. Bftrn· lhal tabh member would ~rlna ., Jl;:: parents, Mr. and Mn. C~ar Jwt, ••d by h@" niece, ,lft•· Rife aiid l!mlly. Jllllv. wbo was a ruest ~f .W.! I .' • ..1 ·A .nd obower was held her rotber Downle · ,Nj @SJ!!ed name& for · · t " last Thurillay lor ll!r and Mra. lr, now at the hqmp !lleli" 1a mal , Y. place D OTED INTIIBII""' JIJarl who wqre married on o: qi,P• ¥r•· Hill .' to '-!'Ill'" efd or. '" Nor. rp lil t]W Revertp4 M~rlon Wald Kennedy 11 lpen4ma Attenilllli were Faye y.r~~ .. , OP BIJ68..ASON ARU I!. llp\cblq•m !t!!'! at · home 41( , : .' . , ftatiODII admtlllaa repte!f!lt• Six ee'q. sen '}lloyd near Columbus , , . ·~ ."JJ~~Bahr, ltoml~~ · 1 Balltntiii-KimiNtll, lne., ;ua Mrs. Ida O&dln spent Tueslfl).'~..tJYjn'· (,... .l!Wa; ~\ller a"'l' N"f ' OIIJ, ofternqoq as aueat or 'llt'.-AIIit" Ghrlltr, · ·' · 1'\ Cub ~ra19y. I Ji.•mbera;' _,;.;.,; itlei'&'JI~< · "" ·;;;.,.,,~ el'au -.IIIAI Ia WIDdaor, ltfr•· Wl1kh~ ·~,1: an~ U.·tofl tfllce ~ Jloln. WUI' llfADI. . . i.fn. ~~•er of Cheater, illrl. Gen· Mf ~lfliiiiOIIJh callll<l at the \lr. an4 Mrs. u,rry Brown an~ e"' !Jlttle of 9Uver rudao 'Mrs Patqfer h11t1 Frl~u morull\11. children, Mr and Mrs RalP~-· Kat 'l'iltfie of AIU'oti, Effie' t'ylea Ur. and jlti. Lany Rou.sh o! Painter and children w•re Sun· of Sllve• RJ4ce, John Swank of Jacl<,qn ·~ Thursday wltb Mr. day callers at the Russell Palnt~r Akron, lin. blla Bents and daUihs0. and Kf•· Vlflll Roush. h~~pe. (fr1 Ch'ry~ of Coolvltle and \h! Mr. and Mra. Golden Bohr, hoMrt, Rev. and Jlrs Barnliart. ~·ulll•on by and Mr: 'and !dri Curlls Qalley POLLUTI!D AIR CtTED 11f and lin. Ohrla)Jr ol spent Supdi,l' ~!th Mn. bllry NEW \'ORK UP-Dr. Leon~rd 1ft. Sterlll!l. Ballef. · Qre~nblll'f, Ne~ York c!ly COli!· ~~' l!llljlo'l'lr ot Atr Pollutwn Jlr~. WIP ijtllm•n called on trol: aal!l IQ!Iay that city air llf«. ¥"'Y llallv Monday. MIQII 11'1111 ~line ond lira. ilo~ ~f'tll ape1t Jilt. ~ lfiJ. 0,11&!1 GJOfifiA, UIIIUII ltillla 'b FrldQ will! lh.. ~ lail~y. J4t. aad ""' .lv, CJ,rk an9 ~t~n Dlaj~ 'IJt!'l!' ln al lUll th~~:~\~t o?~h! ~roa~:~P~~~~.7:: ~ ~o.l eman I· . to their 10.00 Garry Moore II ~0 Sthk, It "!!icb un~~e.?~~l~if~~t ~~rt~';,"; Officers Named Thursday N!'g,ht Minersvi lie MethodJ'st CLur<:h Me•'gs Temple II wscs Meet•'ng Held 01'1 Wednesday Pyth•' s· t " for a need an IS ers A turkcv dinner at II~ <>d!JI'k artlclea for 1 basket prec~ded the meetln~ or the Wo· lamllv at Chrlstmu. Y At District Meet man Soclct~ of Christian Service Attending were thORo d •• t ~':.'~e bet at ~i. ;~~t'l::e~' Buc "".Y Bee Class 11111-ll:, Frl.ay II . 1 8:00 Captain Kangar,oo 1 a:•s OBf News '9:00 Mornrng Shows o·u CBS News 9:~s Morning Stale 'News The Lad1es Fnendshtp circte o! observed Us !lith anniversary wlth b h th a turkey dmncr at the l\larhn Rea· dinner at e~ orne ere, sunday taurant in Middleport Qll Friday Busy B•e ('i•sa Nov. 17, In honor o! Mr Christy's 118 "' .... atten dlna were· Mrs ' a r'" Parmolee birthday. were theirCollege, daugh But the Investigative agencies of th u B evemng Mem'"'rs was re· ter Janet,Guests or Otterbein e · Mrs Donald Roush and Mrs: Bob. 1 t d d or the B"" Bee • Ch . Government and of the Air Force' say that all by Hou•h or New Haven; ¥rs Ed· c cc • preSJ en 1 ~Y New and Mr and Mrs. F oyd r&Sty, 1 Cla<s when they met ThUTSday LeXJngton . except two per cent of the re. g.r Arn.ott o! .lltddleport; Mrs night al the Baptlot Church . ported space V1SIts have been accounted for Dole Pnddy or Gallipoll!; 1\!rs. Mrs Parmalee was In charge o! PROTES'"S EXa\ILSION Vernal Johmon, MIBI l>cachte .1. • on grounds of earthbound phenomenon. Elias, Mrs Paul Fltzg,.atd, Mrs Denmark UP Is Impressive accounting Benny Roush, Mrs Junior whiCh tll1! Hl th Psalm baa Q(!lcla»Y protest 1 ' snd Mro Hugh Elias aU loeal Af. d th "Th5 ksgl !nil'' ed the Soviet of the But we, li}!;e our ancestors of old love ter the dmner, illrs <llorge fiew wa• on e an v Dani'sh agrleullurl!l !rom 0 • mysteries Th Joined the group and the7 atlend· Mpscow as s Rw.'.ian reprisal In 1 l I I11. h ~ curren wave of strange sight- ed • movie in Pomeroy During l!•e, buslnes$ 1meelin? Denmark's ouster or a Sovtet di· ngs s t e true tradition of romantic ad. Mr and Mrs Lester .Foreman other of!lcers elected were vice- plomat o~ spy charge~, It was an· venture-mystery. L,et us hope two.fold· e v· cutlonln• In Georg~ ~ro81dent, fllr• John MilJ.s LYons; ser- nouneed today. ar • • · ' e! r')f' !tlrS 11 t 1 . ,, , .,,,... '' • That When W~a~ peopl• see 't~'"t' l• 1!..1 t Wll Ohllng'!J' Jr., 'lllMI as been r ' ' i 1' . ,;) , I a ts " ' 14• pmf Mrl .\,rlh}U' QJT ann strange becomes known . • 11 1 j · ., at arl Armf'base In Ken ib' Mr•.'' Minnie spent Sunday Of d In .a s eta11 It IS lucky hss been diScharged and has t''''hurer.M rsJ Qm u t: with Mr. and Mrs Wayne orr or goo on1en rather than ev11 and returned to his home here. rae er, rs · ..... p k ' b · . That the f n 0f t 1 ' • . ants, Mr! A' R Pullen,100 M~. AI· ar 61)1 1 u oy ng Wth the vast POSSI· Mfl Alma Coleman and Larry len Hughes 1 bUllies Inherent In the Space spent Saturday wllh the Bobby Mrs Mtlls displayed the kit· Age last a little while long lloush !am1ly at New !Iaven. chen equipment' whtch her com· er. jfli t _.._,-.: '"' .DMI1 Sen~t, Pomeror·Mlddlepo~:o., No;.-~~}i!S?-"4 lncre,._d calu in production wtll bring 1110re •nd ~Iter pro· ducu lor tbe peoplt In town wltn more services and mllN pro,duet.o demanded by b«h loWIIand eo~n· try people. rannora and ctty people alike m111t truly be "part h I $q1V•-.r · ~ W¢ft·S-TV'"e.ti'iJ( ~._f, see ngsteel rren o screa....,,i motors and Slreaklng I f town and couotry people " • ". •· mllflll· w 9 The question bccoptu, "what does the future bold lor both On Today Romper !loom ..1-.. fiouble With Fathor ( Glftl '.., Arleoe Flrancll ShOO¥ 8 soa . ' fit~sure Hunt 8·30 JO·oo The Price Js Right · 11!30 Truth or Consequences 1g:~ ~:T'~~· l>~:.-l!1f!d 12:00 Tic ~~·· DoQB~ • 10·.!10. And~!' a::iif ~ 12:SO · Jt 'OQ\lt~ Be You ; JI:QO FurY , . . 1:00 ·lljd·l)ay New• 11·30 " ' " ' t a"t • 1:15. ~ovletime · · • ; · """-" •· ) · 1:15 llrlde' apd Groom • ~~:;:~~t,!i •a,' 1 3:00 :Uajl,ee ''rile4tre '' ~ 1:00 ~~ . : .' l • 4 00 Queen lor a Day 1:30 ' Rektonal Football 4'45 Modern J!Dmances 4:00 Western Theater 5 00 Comedy Time 5.00 Sky Kin~' . D·ao Spinach Plpybouse 5:30 lfo~alonJ Ca~ . 6.j5 Sports ~e ~·ljo TJe" fii'!Pr~ o 25 Weathe~ast 6 15 Football SCoreboard 6'9l/ ~I.'Jll Men ' \ ~ 311 News Pidljl'e o~5 NBc New• ;:~ ~~~~fJ:m~e 7 00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 8 oo Per!'f ,Como ·' 730 ~~?'' or ~od~p · ,; : 9.011 ~~Y~ o~1i 6 00 llJli111 Q! Wj)leallJ'I &:SO Gl~lo'Maet. §119.!' . 1 8,3!\ fMii oflllley 10.00 Tpaco (om!ll~n:!J 9,po, ~u\d , ' ijf"' ,, 9;:liJ, f:llt G it., , 1 ~, , , , met~ ~~ ~~ - 10:00 ,' ('iva~itf{~ SjiOfll ' •, Hl;tltk ·W4!1111111' ,,,,.. 10,45 11t4,~.J,'I9'1'.. "'' · ,Ut~.hl!ilfli"'f~ .,.,.. ,, U;Q\1 ,Nw :II~"!!Ji~e' , .,, ,.,, .~.QP, ••~••9ff, ~· ~·1 , 7.00 9:00 9:30 19>00 10:30 Let's Hope That Vast Possibi/.iti.es 01 Ap,nroachl'ng SPOCe A C ti T E f ,.. h 0 Sk A ffl I fe On nue 0 n ranee Ur Y ate ers b ., lotL !1·10 W••tbercan 11:15 Nltewalc!h 12:30 SliD l)tf 845 Sign But where can Amerle~ detect more worthy So It Is wllh the scientific racing driver. and community-minded advertising? They know driving Is dangerous, anyllme, ~fost newspapers don't mind giving away anyWhere. And they compensate for lt even a It!tie of this kind of 4dvertlslqg. though what the spectator at Indianapolis Certainly It Is unfortunate that every auto sees Is a thl to t f -•owner cannot join ln these school assemblies G\IIPE,,·, WSAZ -TV ~ha~t"el .~ ' Having Famous Racing Drivers Present Story 01 Salety For High $ehool Assemblies Here Is AFine.Gesture I !~ , _ ......... " 2 ,.,... of liNk. ., . ......... ol chlcbft ., 1 ~uarts • ol tnllk, or l'h clft. on ora-. or 11 can of ronll- ( ' sj)·ri~g ·.seeds ' and , ... .. l Fe.tiili••, NOW AT .ATTRAOtVl " . PRICES I, �... _ . Impressive· ..m.l!~~~~!"~~!~~~~!f. .7 ~ SPORTS DESK Ohl ~~~~ iis footb&ll lett Ohio Stntc because he "wantl\1 D ersl[t Tb~ay ell to spend more time with my t ~ I ':a .~hl:~ot~'Jif: ~lnl family," not hrcause ol pre>!ur~ ell.im~silt ~et3n 1 • .,.~ on 01: ~llletsm \Viddoes, wbo lfl'l lilt ~bqbub W(ddoC! went to Ohio State !l-om fJI. OBJf Olehlne for tbe quiet of 0111~ U(\lvtrsltyL•Ito left an wt· Wiiln ~~ Yt IWI )'hen he ... named toaeh ot the year" by II!\ American rootbiU Coachti ASsn. tl!e nell fetl, his Oblo State c~mpiled 1 7·2 but Wldaoes rtSIJnod to return to ~e, backfield job he had held pre- te'"'• I r-ro. ~ vaously. ~l'l!lllon Iligh School when Paul II)' eM& Tlll!leblll Cilo, Thompson, Meet Again Brown, now eoaeh of the Prdfesjlonal Clevelnnd Browns, mdved to Col~mbus IVJddocs look charge The traditional Thanksgivlhj J.j~y when 8rown went to the Grent late this year as to eat a btg hble ti!lo pre•pdt·alll~tl!t Lakes Naval Trammg Stallon. ball, presents something uniqUe lo who hail served hot and tasty. Coach John Thompson . In Ills fltsl year at Mhld!Ei!llli·l, posed a Cilo-coached team once before. It was four when he was head man at Louisa, ky., aM Alex Russell, Ky How dtd that one collie out? Pomeroy 78th graders dele1tcd This Is no indication of how the ~~~~~~~,~~~~~:~m the Syracuse 78th grade team end. and Mr Ctlo was wary of disclosing that 42·3~ In a well played baskel but he dfd say · Baby Panthers Take 42-35 Win ~omlnl to Ohio University in ltMf, be IOd the Bobats to their ~-~J:wn , pl~l~ lD the fast Mid""!""• n Collfmnee. ms team e!lrilpUOd a Z._l ~d ibis sea- ball game Tuesday at Pomeroy "We took 'em 30 something to 0." High School as Jimmy Qualls and ~ -·~~.•en!l Ohio. ~· ~ord Eddie Buffington led the wmners Thompson Is doing everythlhg hulnanty poii'IHU!,, iH~ that just about aren't possible, to prep~re with 18 points each riol 9b~!!Ui ageous erfort next week. One of the things, Cole or Syracuse led hJS team as ilai·hntrer, junior !lowwas when the Jacket tackling dummy turned up last with 12 point. op slx field gonls My Ed wbro wat<!Uilj with these letters inscribed plainly on It: • Wlpebrenner ~ad , 10 points (l;om sl~eltn~• "IAltlnl jt e~t." !~-·~llti·~, , "PEARL" Pomeroy loq n)l \he Wllf· lo-~. 'I'I!•Y wer~n 't sujted up. Hof.· 18·13, 34·26, ns atg Fouz Wolfe's Dummy tackling last week was real good at MJdBieport. 1\Ver, all wer~ exp~C\ed to be In bOY8 nMr could quite cateh up. ttll!l 1o§ the first tlf ttl~ te~k. blek Retton Is coach ol the CILO HIGH ON BOYS tn Pomeroy coocH 11tu cno Po'!':roy club Baby }'aplhers bcsldf Quoits The roster of the Pomeroy club is cncoura·glng Cor took time out Thursday before and BatllniiOn were I amm, 9, Four regulars depart via graduation. They are key boys. work started to say: Shasteen, Tom Werry, Tom White pet'ially All-SEO fullback Junior Hawthome, but they will T~~~~:-~d~n=~~ 1~fn~hlo\~~-~ 3 qnd 1\•Y Poulin, Carpenter, Hy· replaced somehow Others to play their last games TKe thlrd-ydr mefl Here sell ln4 Shastee~ o~ln~~ tbat his Pant~~· lost one SY,.acu,..:..zwlilmg Thomas, 7. Captain Rodnev Spenrer S. T. Johnson and Dannv Stephcmon, Crow 3: Louks, Je· Letter winner Da·nnv Zh·kie. not a reeular, also wilL gone oU..to t~!' co~14 _ hlve kad, flld Back for next year are these juniors who have ~taved.a tbl. ~eac"~d ir~!l he tljtl to upj,'j ~h~ w~l\, Ra,mmbl, Cundlll and Case ' either on defense or offense. or both-tackles Phil Werry ope 10 othor. games. .. . · • lle saw the 14·13 J,IHenl wid " DAIRY VALLEY Garv Barn Itz and Mlllar d Roush: euard Jerrv Welker: res~rve one he didn't e~pei!l 11 weU 81 center Garv Freeman , merve end Pmtl Reuter. var81!v' ahar- the 13·13 ti~ with wiLL CLOSI! FOR THE terhark Terrv Phalin and varsltv halfhnck Vernon llartliol). "We shOuld h,ve hid lhe ,J~ci!SEASON Sonhomore regulars relurnln2 are Rohhle r.reen 1111 ~r~ son fdme ahd l"e ilittlidll! Bill Gihhs eeniPr Strono. merve9 include Blli "W~nny" '1'{11: elme,' he lila. ' Sunday Nov. 24 •on on~ Nirk Conte• Tom Greuser, lone Frosh, bas playtld 1 11 ~~bd~:~~keg Day h~ ~odld dn· ~O!Jrt defense this vear. "T ompson is a 1ood ~o1 He's got ose kids down there bloek~~t.i~·~ur.ckllng We'll bave .our Qud rts - 45c 11111 Gibbs witH a 11lfe !ltidw 1f2 Gallon - 85c 1: and Robbie Green with a bsd all, ··"u F"R kl~ W?r• casualties. Both eKpeel U ji'l ~ to .~ Jn Snape BOO~. TIIANk YU YdUR PATRONAGE rm IIMRliS I'P __ Ohio ~Into's nil w•rk """'I his ••uarl'• mehtol THe S3rd meellijg of the P4n· Rl~ Ton rhnmninn nurkrvrs (ncr~ nttlturlr aftrr ddeatme Iowa loot thers a)ld Yellow Jaekel! wlll op" DAIRY VALLEY the snortro or a <hsmal. 10·0 lnss w•••k for the Dig Ten's choicest en :~ P m i.n , Pomek·oy bexl Pomeroy Bend Bridge tn Michi<nn in 19.16 "" they <lo lourels ' Thu s0 ay 1with l~e lace 10 ets IavLUMBEland SUPPLY ported today for Ann Arbor to lng \' n 7, Pomeroy and ivc A.lrcl Ave. Mlildlejlort Phone 6184-X end tho season ngnlnsl their tradl- Always a tough nut to ,crack, endlnf In ties. ;;:;;;:;;:;;::;;;,:;:;,;;;;;;;::;;ti~::;;;;;:E;:;:;;;;;;:;:;~~~ It10nal r ivalt~ Saturday the Wolverines are rated .Only -- -----·-r-:r -slight underdogs to OSU, tht na- 1 i'A;Ma.tila tneulate NO\Y ••• and ~ay as you •a~b! ,,_, . 31 toean, ., -'-LLEY V l ; --- ;;- ------r • Coach Woody llayrs wnrnNI Ius t10n's Hose Bowl \)ound Rut•ks their fJn· al gome would he a lntter ropeot IIW CAR LUXURY. i~~y !lie com~lut, lilt Pdw, and tile Vltlut ... ,f8·1DMt UIM Carl ••••s ,. d" HoUday Old•"'•blle St!dan. 1· . 6 Olclltttoltlle Sit S 11 p - • noor Sedan. *' 95 ' 1ttl...:~~ Oldtttc.btlt • bddr !!idiitl. ·· ,fSI Cadillac • .. $1695 JGjii- 4boot cedan 1916li1r11Mirttury • • $2295 rep ~~ t Door. $1895 ~.~~5 M•rcury ~· M&DJX 4 Boor. . " 1916 Ford • • • • CuttomiiDe 4 Door. l!~!~nl $1~95 .... $1105 lfJI·Old1moblle · MOTOROLA' ~ RADfO . IIi mCHUGaTS I One or Michigan's top threpts, Van %andt Phoae 48S i'0111eroy ' ~y 9 $29 95 $COTT-ATWATER Mantle ovelcome morted ·leg all ALL SJZIIS FOR FISHING TO SKIING 3.8 HP to 40 HP - 10 Models- 6 Colors The Only Outboard Motor With Ball-a-malle Balls Your Boat Autotnatleally · USi OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Metropolitan Marine. SALts ~nd SERVICE IU W. Mala kt. , PhOne 11-M ' , rometoJ, o. • Is • stt q ?S 'Rr! ! ' I .' ' .. 1 41Cri'. ~i~N . ('" ·l. battirl ~ '. ~u:';ema ., . i!;. ~o~ A~oett~:· ticirito ' ' Now On Display, I NEW 1958 MODELS Mr. and Mrs B., F. Tompkins ~ave returned to their home, Belwith their son and daughter·tn· aw, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. :rompkins, and son, Christopher. . llts. Willard Eberttiach received word that her brother. CHarles 1' Might, a patient In the Veterans Hospital, Clnftnnatl, would under· ' go su11•11 next week. cood ' ~-Ton "'kup, Deluxe e/iulpme~l lnbl!,\d· illi tln\14. ll.PJ!t. aood !&lis, orll\fi'l lltt't tita' '"Iii*~· ) ; l~\ t • .• t . ~ ·· ···· $'095 ' j.:ron tractor, 2 speed tbr a:cle, 82Sx20 Uitt. Cab 111\ld and In 11ohd condition, ~II' , . .. . ...,,•r %1! Oiit Fine Uile of AatomaHe Washers, Dr)'en, Refrlgtnton and Rugts ALLIN APPLIANCE ftiltil St. (C~tlnutd From Pago ~ Cbcster Fatr, theq pre· sonied strip l1!m lv1th sound track. The tUm enipllaslzed that the moot Important factor lor good tea~hlns ~ 1 capable teacher. Second to he t~acher Ia mslr~ctlop material ncludlng textbooks, !he. guell speaker pointed out. Mr. Fair explained that leo! than ! , 195t forti .......... hand control velve. .. t\ tl '* 1. $1295· ·yoU C:ANHOt FI~D fdl~'dlMWtt1!ood e 111-ft. lbdnl!ll~ , tt21).1QpiY lires, m~ · l· tl; lld cab and eolld · tbroullL ABETTER DW ANTWIIRE ' ON ~Jll11~,4; AUttb~t ~tj' nfn!'Jood. 1'f5J, Flr4 '·:~.. '.' 1, • \ .. • .995 1 r:~:;,~~llt Jit1 m-tt~ ·~·~ 1 heatH". ' I . .•:. t9S1 GMC ·" ...... ,.., tM~,I *·Ton PIISdP Mlllti~ llht, ibftllanl..u). aound, good beater. ' ' 1950 Clit '.,.... :: .. :: $445 %-ron rtii,"Bed, 4-opeO\I tranll!!)ulon; f<ltiij.PI!il d ~ ... !leiter and f!toll ·wbl& ~~td . glilla rlit. · . OPEN DAILY. 1\.M. TO I P:M, ·· 'C', - , I' I• . , ~ ===== ·~;::;;';;:;;:.;;=.~====· =·=· ~ DUMONT MODELS sentntl~ ·po·M'ROY). M'OTO :'. R>'~.-~:o·· .·, i. ·M~IN ST. ZENITH TV ond RADIOS · Pomeroy Teachers 1,18 1111~ · ·· · $7U 1 ' SUiTS 1'11 Chevrolet ·· ···· $1595 :~ GlJi'i;~ler ~ tlothcrcah it t~ Che¥rolet ' I - -- ---- Z!l B. 1i•• ~~~.... -.....:s•9s 1 m ON THE J:RIGJITF.4!'1' CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT Used tars WB, locally owne# and nice eletru· l\ed flnilh, ~~Ita 82Sx20 ~td ,.ar axl111 Jt..ter. • · " 1 bll•rv. No no ddppif9. BAKER FURNITURE ~ 121, N)exlco, otopptd 11 C)htitnut, 128, New YOrlc. 6. the Very Best :Z:¥on 'it. ~uty, w. base lOs", 8 eyl. motor, fxtra 1ood ~ 10 ptf tires, 5 speed II'JitaclPI. ~ ltl¥ill rear axle, This unit IOOb HI! rthts liki bew, 'i-hll tM" :n~::u A&t4ll a. 'Mtddlepdrt . ', ' ·'· pre, after a several diys vi~it $1395 241 .HI:Hsa& . !Dd. 3 IIDltl - J. Duerr-As· aoclaled Radio, D8'7. Jlldt;, 11111~ '- W. Belles-Rig 6: dl ~ . The Browno wlll have a big job stOpping tHe pastes of quarterback Nnl:n1 van Brocklln aftd the run· rilng df Rookie ballliack Tommy Wilson. Van Brocklln Is one of the LeaJbe's . ~Ql~ W.dl•rC\'1." d\slante thr6wors. And Wllsbn Is tanked sectl!ld 11 grotllld behind Jim Brow~ of the , I W. L. Pet. 22 II .86'1 "U ·~ ..... ~ Adocllted ,. 'ullinv. no COME AlfD lEi tt;<>l , valv~. Everytrilng like ne• except price. \ . lff~iiJ't lilt~~~- ~~ ~ , :g~ ;!ftr~ ~ · p,.d.l lnd . I~ Tbh trjGdt!l 92113: H. duty, l.lw '~·l9r· ward ·&actor, H. d~ty 5 ·• ip~ Ira .- ;tt ppl&4 nl1t ltle, filth wh~l. ll4dl•: · Ji; air ot~ hydraulic brakes, .traller ita ' .' cSh- , sTA~IIINSs ~'!\fl Radio ' . ltAJNLIU mllDIUM ,lifetime d!lfa. ..... 1~57 €htvrolet ·.: ~•.S!OO f. , ·· ' I fOCf. P"IO .. lt't i:IAKLAND, (;!111.: kb 51"'.-. illt~. 113. chlc~to. wtpoll)ltd llo~li'd Klng, JM, Rene, 10. ~ honh runs and 94 runs batted in Tlh• average w~s up from his 3~3 br 1' ds R f rei o e 0 ~ I Club I a\lr iill\tflfle ~iltle - ~tilton's ~~~ Avfl · .'· 4. MIAliD 0001 ' ,., ... "' PHOktt~ ' Art~:! I~,. ~hlley, 195, c6ali8161, Af 1.: J wtlotkt~ •'II buko Sl~ 2b, lloweil, ' two strslght Had Rough Souon The honor come11 us the dr". mallc ollrtux to u ye~ that sl(l.n m CHRISTMAS ... , !( Commerce, Okla., the £ourth mfn WERNER RADIO. I' '· Mu·rtin · Restaurant . That's one o( the hottest vo!ihg races in the history of the award and makes muscular Mtckey of ments to pound out a 365 overage that meluded 34 the ' Jtidie 1~. tntrJcs m~t teritaln In ploJN w•tll enrl q! show.: TheJile "ChHslmPs ~ Song"..!.. 1: ··~hlle Chr!Ainial" All lvhite arrangement. ' . ~ .2. "O .. HolY NlgUt" i!ellgiolll., tors lo win lho arnrd years. ol :The declstoh lin~. NI!W YORK UP-Miekev &jan(le, who lo.<i nit t11e piece. o His battin~ "triple crown" but o\lt oh Q brtllladt jll-arbund per- 1 lbrrnance, nosed out llo!lort'l Ted W1Uiinl1 tdday to win the Amdrl· run teagufl'!l 4 '~fnst Valuable Pia!er'' award. The New York Yankees' "boilin!' heouly" gained the dcoislbn (rom the Baseball W1lers As!> ~iatioh (or the 1ecbn straight year with 233 pdlntl dgains! zb9 tor WIIIIMns and 2M for Rby Sie,.rs of the W"filngton Sena- ~ Fight Results J MaHtle Noses~ lillimns Out ForMVPAward f'D· •· ._te - ,' l '•:T, \ iJo . Jim Van Poll apparently a 1ra• ~ ~ vated an Injured knee In a s ret Bo ~Y . ~ I! 1 T N •It •• , Slumber owltc IUJ'III radio otf practl•e oesslon. Wolverine lullbnck John Htrrn- ~~ W~n ~osl when ygu'ri atleep. Wake• , , ,tnl ~lock 21 lZ you lo Jllualc iD the a.m. Ru1· stem ran !)!roUgh on ofledllve I8J' for ritell. Even atartl workout to~ the first lime iiJ>ce "' i\ · 19 II ootfeel Styled In Mooha, Car· Injuring o hlp agalnt Indiana last ml! '/ 0 or C11. 18 15 nation Pink, Antiquo White or We•k ·119blntOn't Laundrv 15 18 < · LIOiji ~Uti -, 1s 11 Cllron. (Model GC22.l • HltR Flrtllbne 10 23 TOll: IOJ¥1liRI · Lloltll AcMidlill To III~~RJ . I. R. DIVla 1169 IY Unlled Pron CHICAGO - Kid Gavllan, 182, 2. Wblpple ,. I cuba, outpointed Walter Btlrs, a. Harris 4. Will l46, Bqston, Mass. (10). a. wa101r , &15 NEWBURGH, N. Y. - lldbby ; j 2 renner ' 636 Dell, 129¥•, Youngstown, dl\Io, • ' ~~,E~~Ies outpointed Henry "Pappy" Glult, • • 'l 128, Spartanburg, S. C. (10). Hllh I ual hl -! 280. "Whon Redltlncl TV lo A REV!RI, Mau: Joe Dtthn, Hllh !Ddivldual Serle1 - Dren· Buolnen. ~~ Sideline" ~i N. 2nd Aw. Mlddltpotl 1521(,, Botton, llopptll Hoi Jarl.eo ner 888. ISO, Sp;l!\111111, 2. ;i!; _ CCIIJttfl.,lollA II .. JIIPII.'llrel' tJUJI , - B. IUwley, Simons, 1108. Hllh Sluale Game - K. Aelker, MAKE THIS A Palittars, 209: J~ Games~ Slmons 5 $ c• Thursday, while quarter act IPICtAL YALU~ CLOCK UDtO IYIN HAl ,\p LiAHCI TIM lit .. ,95 ;: ~.trr BOWLING ranked team. ~• ' 11(';,.;-r- .. ,l/.. , , . on the rood thJS year The Negro lin~ (Hobum) illl7. senior has roled up 542 yards In . High Smgle Game - D Schll· last year 101 carries. (Holsum) 232. For Williams, who astounded 1 hn~ ' Team Th'\l!e Games - Bakers the baseball world with his shot.Pace, tlcct wlth Ohio Stah•'s ace 2&~4. ing thJS ycnr at the age or 39, it halfback Don Clark, in the Big Team Single Game - Bakers, was another close defeat lor tile Ten scon ng race, w11l a1m to 89'1 top award. leave the OSU star, sidelined with Will~ams, who previously wOJJ n g\-oln mjury, behind Saturday. I STANDINGS the MVP plaque In 1946 orHi Clerk Apperently Out • W. L. Pet. 1949 cqptured the lcngue ba!lln:; Clurk's chances of playing were Bakert Furniture 2~\ii 10\ii 703 crown this yesr lor tho (Jftn seen no doubtful after a week of Liberty Rlsl. 21 1~ -~83 a .388 mnrk. lUIIe progress In recovering frl>m Holsum 19 17 .~28 the ••Jury sullered two weeks ago Seco~d St. Mkt 18\ii 17\ii .~14 ngnlnst Purdue. Sentinel 14 22 .38~ Early this week, Buckeye offi• Jaycees , 10 . 26 .278 cJals hoped Clark would be In IIAION HIGHS shupc lor the game, but every Ind. 3 games - Darst (Bakers), time he tried to run hard he Suf• 607. fered severe pain. 1 l.nd. I rame - Duerr (tiberty, Other Sltrltrs 247, , , , Halfback Don sutberin, injured Team ~ games- Ltberty 2601 in Wednesday drill, was expel:ted Team ! , aame, ;- LU>erly MI. to play, althoulh he Is stlll limP. TOf IOWLlRS lng. Other OSII starters will pro- D.r•t ~haken) !Btl bubly be Dick leBeau at left hall Cia1wo~(Bakeral 178 and Joe Tnvisonno at right hlll. l!~vfs, ~s , bertrl 171 Tho Wolverines, meanwhile, had S!otia 171 1 ' ' ' 1 their troubles with Injuries. <t , \ ~~ ~:AG1~IItSt AT UI.D CAl i'IIIC:.II • ~ccond of last year's fmnlc mstcnd of a according to Buckeye scouttng rehlazc of glory If they rhrln't get ports. Is halfback Jim Pafe. Poet Grtoltsl Bell Ctrrlt~ TRt COUNTY LEAGUE thctr heads Oll[ o£ the l'!oud s ' h Three Game IndividualF.sco Sarkkmrn culls Pace the Hill The Uu<"kcyc coach has worried greatest ball carrier he has seen Cl at wo rth Y. Bakero, an d D. SchJl- luY iil~lr 1 S.pectre Faces -.ueks, .On. •"-"' .0 19 8 Departure For M'ICh'tcran CJadtn Closing Special L.ia''4iiiL . . .. . 1958 Pan,...he.r Roster Encouragomg • '" ' ........ Tloor• ao wanD ' " cltlldren can play 011 them 1D coDilort..:.:aDd fou11 mow lhey'rt 1 'lillie lroiD cold dtdllll It'I ali due to $49~50 to $60.00 APPLIANCES Q'tii&R SUITs THA!il YOU CAN AT Fl\OM '35.00 ·· CWTilckAF't . s~•n· ~•• $29.$0. ortiiilt iJSOtl:l' coA~ '*2dO UP NlW fORK CLQ' -'I"G "ousl -Ptrm~Yl oblo ' ,, Coleman'• tzcillllft Supttr<el!culaUOtl. !.!l '- ' ,tower gal llllll, too•.tlth lift Coleman Blut RlbboJI bantfr,l FlFE'S REFRIGERATION CLOS&OUT PRICES ON Flti!EZEltS Eosy Terms Open Evenjngs FIFE REF,RlGERAtiON ... .:~ ne s·erv"""' Below tilt , _ wi .8elt Mi8dleport Bllh &ehatl Mid&~~ billci •, CHASE HAlDWARE LocUst St. Pllone etifiJ �... _ . Impressive· ..m.l!~~~~!"~~!~~~~!f. .7 ~ SPORTS DESK Ohl ~~~~ iis footb&ll lett Ohio Stntc because he "wantl\1 D ersl[t Tb~ay ell to spend more time with my t ~ I ':a .~hl:~ot~'Jif: ~lnl family," not hrcause ol pre>!ur~ ell.im~silt ~et3n 1 • .,.~ on 01: ~llletsm \Viddoes, wbo lfl'l lilt ~bqbub W(ddoC! went to Ohio State !l-om fJI. OBJf Olehlne for tbe quiet of 0111~ U(\lvtrsltyL•Ito left an wt· Wiiln ~~ Yt IWI )'hen he ... named toaeh ot the year" by II!\ American rootbiU Coachti ASsn. tl!e nell fetl, his Oblo State c~mpiled 1 7·2 but Wldaoes rtSIJnod to return to ~e, backfield job he had held pre- te'"'• I r-ro. ~ vaously. ~l'l!lllon Iligh School when Paul II)' eM& Tlll!leblll Cilo, Thompson, Meet Again Brown, now eoaeh of the Prdfesjlonal Clevelnnd Browns, mdved to Col~mbus IVJddocs look charge The traditional Thanksgivlhj J.j~y when 8rown went to the Grent late this year as to eat a btg hble ti!lo pre•pdt·alll~tl!t Lakes Naval Trammg Stallon. ball, presents something uniqUe lo who hail served hot and tasty. Coach John Thompson . In Ills fltsl year at Mhld!Ei!llli·l, posed a Cilo-coached team once before. It was four when he was head man at Louisa, ky., aM Alex Russell, Ky How dtd that one collie out? Pomeroy 78th graders dele1tcd This Is no indication of how the ~~~~~~~,~~~~~:~m the Syracuse 78th grade team end. and Mr Ctlo was wary of disclosing that 42·3~ In a well played baskel but he dfd say · Baby Panthers Take 42-35 Win ~omlnl to Ohio University in ltMf, be IOd the Bobats to their ~-~J:wn , pl~l~ lD the fast Mid""!""• n Collfmnee. ms team e!lrilpUOd a Z._l ~d ibis sea- ball game Tuesday at Pomeroy "We took 'em 30 something to 0." High School as Jimmy Qualls and ~ -·~~.•en!l Ohio. ~· ~ord Eddie Buffington led the wmners Thompson Is doing everythlhg hulnanty poii'IHU!,, iH~ that just about aren't possible, to prep~re with 18 points each riol 9b~!!Ui ageous erfort next week. One of the things, Cole or Syracuse led hJS team as ilai·hntrer, junior !lowwas when the Jacket tackling dummy turned up last with 12 point. op slx field gonls My Ed wbro wat<!Uilj with these letters inscribed plainly on It: • Wlpebrenner ~ad , 10 points (l;om sl~eltn~• "IAltlnl jt e~t." !~-·~llti·~, , "PEARL" Pomeroy loq n)l \he Wllf· lo-~. 'I'I!•Y wer~n 't sujted up. Hof.· 18·13, 34·26, ns atg Fouz Wolfe's Dummy tackling last week was real good at MJdBieport. 1\Ver, all wer~ exp~C\ed to be In bOY8 nMr could quite cateh up. ttll!l 1o§ the first tlf ttl~ te~k. blek Retton Is coach ol the CILO HIGH ON BOYS tn Pomeroy coocH 11tu cno Po'!':roy club Baby }'aplhers bcsldf Quoits The roster of the Pomeroy club is cncoura·glng Cor took time out Thursday before and BatllniiOn were I amm, 9, Four regulars depart via graduation. They are key boys. work started to say: Shasteen, Tom Werry, Tom White pet'ially All-SEO fullback Junior Hawthome, but they will T~~~~:-~d~n=~~ 1~fn~hlo\~~-~ 3 qnd 1\•Y Poulin, Carpenter, Hy· replaced somehow Others to play their last games TKe thlrd-ydr mefl Here sell ln4 Shastee~ o~ln~~ tbat his Pant~~· lost one SY,.acu,..:..zwlilmg Thomas, 7. Captain Rodnev Spenrer S. T. Johnson and Dannv Stephcmon, Crow 3: Louks, Je· Letter winner Da·nnv Zh·kie. not a reeular, also wilL gone oU..to t~!' co~14 _ hlve kad, flld Back for next year are these juniors who have ~taved.a tbl. ~eac"~d ir~!l he tljtl to upj,'j ~h~ w~l\, Ra,mmbl, Cundlll and Case ' either on defense or offense. or both-tackles Phil Werry ope 10 othor. games. .. . · • lle saw the 14·13 J,IHenl wid " DAIRY VALLEY Garv Barn Itz and Mlllar d Roush: euard Jerrv Welker: res~rve one he didn't e~pei!l 11 weU 81 center Garv Freeman , merve end Pmtl Reuter. var81!v' ahar- the 13·13 ti~ with wiLL CLOSI! FOR THE terhark Terrv Phalin and varsltv halfhnck Vernon llartliol). "We shOuld h,ve hid lhe ,J~ci!SEASON Sonhomore regulars relurnln2 are Rohhle r.reen 1111 ~r~ son fdme ahd l"e ilittlidll! Bill Gihhs eeniPr Strono. merve9 include Blli "W~nny" '1'{11: elme,' he lila. ' Sunday Nov. 24 •on on~ Nirk Conte• Tom Greuser, lone Frosh, bas playtld 1 11 ~~bd~:~~keg Day h~ ~odld dn· ~O!Jrt defense this vear. "T ompson is a 1ood ~o1 He's got ose kids down there bloek~~t.i~·~ur.ckllng We'll bave .our Qud rts - 45c 11111 Gibbs witH a 11lfe !ltidw 1f2 Gallon - 85c 1: and Robbie Green with a bsd all, ··"u F"R kl~ W?r• casualties. Both eKpeel U ji'l ~ to .~ Jn Snape BOO~. TIIANk YU YdUR PATRONAGE rm IIMRliS I'P __ Ohio ~Into's nil w•rk """'I his ••uarl'• mehtol THe S3rd meellijg of the P4n· Rl~ Ton rhnmninn nurkrvrs (ncr~ nttlturlr aftrr ddeatme Iowa loot thers a)ld Yellow Jaekel! wlll op" DAIRY VALLEY the snortro or a <hsmal. 10·0 lnss w•••k for the Dig Ten's choicest en :~ P m i.n , Pomek·oy bexl Pomeroy Bend Bridge tn Michi<nn in 19.16 "" they <lo lourels ' Thu s0 ay 1with l~e lace 10 ets IavLUMBEland SUPPLY ported today for Ann Arbor to lng \' n 7, Pomeroy and ivc A.lrcl Ave. Mlildlejlort Phone 6184-X end tho season ngnlnsl their tradl- Always a tough nut to ,crack, endlnf In ties. ;;:;;;:;;:;;::;;;,:;:;,;;;;;;;::;;ti~::;;;;;:E;:;:;;;;;;:;:;~~~ It10nal r ivalt~ Saturday the Wolverines are rated .Only -- -----·-r-:r -slight underdogs to OSU, tht na- 1 i'A;Ma.tila tneulate NO\Y ••• and ~ay as you •a~b! ,,_, . 31 toean, ., -'-LLEY V l ; --- ;;- ------r • Coach Woody llayrs wnrnNI Ius t10n's Hose Bowl \)ound Rut•ks their fJn· al gome would he a lntter ropeot IIW CAR LUXURY. i~~y !lie com~lut, lilt Pdw, and tile Vltlut ... ,f8·1DMt UIM Carl ••••s ,. d" HoUday Old•"'•blle St!dan. 1· . 6 Olclltttoltlle Sit S 11 p - • noor Sedan. *' 95 ' 1ttl...:~~ Oldtttc.btlt • bddr !!idiitl. ·· ,fSI Cadillac • .. $1695 JGjii- 4boot cedan 1916li1r11Mirttury • • $2295 rep ~~ t Door. $1895 ~.~~5 M•rcury ~· M&DJX 4 Boor. . " 1916 Ford • • • • CuttomiiDe 4 Door. l!~!~nl $1~95 .... $1105 lfJI·Old1moblle · MOTOROLA' ~ RADfO . IIi mCHUGaTS I One or Michigan's top threpts, Van %andt Phoae 48S i'0111eroy ' ~y 9 $29 95 $COTT-ATWATER Mantle ovelcome morted ·leg all ALL SJZIIS FOR FISHING TO SKIING 3.8 HP to 40 HP - 10 Models- 6 Colors The Only Outboard Motor With Ball-a-malle Balls Your Boat Autotnatleally · USi OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Metropolitan Marine. SALts ~nd SERVICE IU W. Mala kt. , PhOne 11-M ' , rometoJ, o. • Is • stt q ?S 'Rr! ! ' I .' ' .. 1 41Cri'. ~i~N . ('" ·l. battirl ~ '. ~u:';ema ., . i!;. ~o~ A~oett~:· ticirito ' ' Now On Display, I NEW 1958 MODELS Mr. and Mrs B., F. Tompkins ~ave returned to their home, Belwith their son and daughter·tn· aw, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. :rompkins, and son, Christopher. . llts. Willard Eberttiach received word that her brother. CHarles 1' Might, a patient In the Veterans Hospital, Clnftnnatl, would under· ' go su11•11 next week. cood ' ~-Ton "'kup, Deluxe e/iulpme~l lnbl!,\d· illi tln\14. ll.PJ!t. aood !&lis, orll\fi'l lltt't tita' '"Iii*~· ) ; l~\ t • .• t . ~ ·· ···· $'095 ' j.:ron tractor, 2 speed tbr a:cle, 82Sx20 Uitt. Cab 111\ld and In 11ohd condition, ~II' , . .. . ...,,•r %1! Oiit Fine Uile of AatomaHe Washers, Dr)'en, Refrlgtnton and Rugts ALLIN APPLIANCE ftiltil St. (C~tlnutd From Pago ~ Cbcster Fatr, theq pre· sonied strip l1!m lv1th sound track. The tUm enipllaslzed that the moot Important factor lor good tea~hlns ~ 1 capable teacher. Second to he t~acher Ia mslr~ctlop material ncludlng textbooks, !he. guell speaker pointed out. Mr. Fair explained that leo! than ! , 195t forti .......... hand control velve. .. t\ tl '* 1. $1295· ·yoU C:ANHOt FI~D fdl~'dlMWtt1!ood e 111-ft. lbdnl!ll~ , tt21).1QpiY lires, m~ · l· tl; lld cab and eolld · tbroullL ABETTER DW ANTWIIRE ' ON ~Jll11~,4; AUttb~t ~tj' nfn!'Jood. 1'f5J, Flr4 '·:~.. '.' 1, • \ .. • .995 1 r:~:;,~~llt Jit1 m-tt~ ·~·~ 1 heatH". ' I . .•:. t9S1 GMC ·" ...... ,.., tM~,I *·Ton PIISdP Mlllti~ llht, ibftllanl..u). aound, good beater. ' ' 1950 Clit '.,.... :: .. :: $445 %-ron rtii,"Bed, 4-opeO\I tranll!!)ulon; f<ltiij.PI!il d ~ ... !leiter and f!toll ·wbl& ~~td . glilla rlit. · . OPEN DAILY. 1\.M. TO I P:M, ·· 'C', - , I' I• . , ~ ===== ·~;::;;';;:;;:.;;=.~====· =·=· ~ DUMONT MODELS sentntl~ ·po·M'ROY). M'OTO :'. R>'~.-~:o·· .·, i. ·M~IN ST. ZENITH TV ond RADIOS · Pomeroy Teachers 1,18 1111~ · ·· · $7U 1 ' SUiTS 1'11 Chevrolet ·· ···· $1595 :~ GlJi'i;~ler ~ tlothcrcah it t~ Che¥rolet ' I - -- ---- Z!l B. 1i•• ~~~.... -.....:s•9s 1 m ON THE J:RIGJITF.4!'1' CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT Used tars WB, locally owne# and nice eletru· l\ed flnilh, ~~Ita 82Sx20 ~td ,.ar axl111 Jt..ter. • · " 1 bll•rv. No no ddppif9. BAKER FURNITURE ~ 121, N)exlco, otopptd 11 C)htitnut, 128, New YOrlc. 6. the Very Best :Z:¥on 'it. ~uty, w. base lOs", 8 eyl. motor, fxtra 1ood ~ 10 ptf tires, 5 speed II'JitaclPI. ~ ltl¥ill rear axle, This unit IOOb HI! rthts liki bew, 'i-hll tM" :n~::u A&t4ll a. 'Mtddlepdrt . ', ' ·'· pre, after a several diys vi~it $1395 241 .HI:Hsa& . !Dd. 3 IIDltl - J. Duerr-As· aoclaled Radio, D8'7. Jlldt;, 11111~ '- W. Belles-Rig 6: dl ~ . The Browno wlll have a big job stOpping tHe pastes of quarterback Nnl:n1 van Brocklln aftd the run· rilng df Rookie ballliack Tommy Wilson. Van Brocklln Is one of the LeaJbe's . ~Ql~ W.dl•rC\'1." d\slante thr6wors. And Wllsbn Is tanked sectl!ld 11 grotllld behind Jim Brow~ of the , I W. L. Pet. 22 II .86'1 "U ·~ ..... ~ Adocllted ,. 'ullinv. no COME AlfD lEi tt;<>l , valv~. Everytrilng like ne• except price. \ . lff~iiJ't lilt~~~- ~~ ~ , :g~ ;!ftr~ ~ · p,.d.l lnd . I~ Tbh trjGdt!l 92113: H. duty, l.lw '~·l9r· ward ·&actor, H. d~ty 5 ·• ip~ Ira .- ;tt ppl&4 nl1t ltle, filth wh~l. ll4dl•: · Ji; air ot~ hydraulic brakes, .traller ita ' .' cSh- , sTA~IIINSs ~'!\fl Radio ' . ltAJNLIU mllDIUM ,lifetime d!lfa. ..... 1~57 €htvrolet ·.: ~•.S!OO f. , ·· ' I fOCf. P"IO .. lt't i:IAKLAND, (;!111.: kb 51"'.-. illt~. 113. chlc~to. wtpoll)ltd llo~li'd Klng, JM, Rene, 10. ~ honh runs and 94 runs batted in Tlh• average w~s up from his 3~3 br 1' ds R f rei o e 0 ~ I Club I a\lr iill\tflfle ~iltle - ~tilton's ~~~ Avfl · .'· 4. MIAliD 0001 ' ,., ... "' PHOktt~ ' Art~:! I~,. ~hlley, 195, c6ali8161, Af 1.: J wtlotkt~ •'II buko Sl~ 2b, lloweil, ' two strslght Had Rough Souon The honor come11 us the dr". mallc ollrtux to u ye~ that sl(l.n m CHRISTMAS ... , !( Commerce, Okla., the £ourth mfn WERNER RADIO. I' '· Mu·rtin · Restaurant . That's one o( the hottest vo!ihg races in the history of the award and makes muscular Mtckey of ments to pound out a 365 overage that meluded 34 the ' Jtidie 1~. tntrJcs m~t teritaln In ploJN w•tll enrl q! show.: TheJile "ChHslmPs ~ Song"..!.. 1: ··~hlle Chr!Ainial" All lvhite arrangement. ' . ~ .2. "O .. HolY NlgUt" i!ellgiolll., tors lo win lho arnrd years. ol :The declstoh lin~. NI!W YORK UP-Miekev &jan(le, who lo.<i nit t11e piece. o His battin~ "triple crown" but o\lt oh Q brtllladt jll-arbund per- 1 lbrrnance, nosed out llo!lort'l Ted W1Uiinl1 tdday to win the Amdrl· run teagufl'!l 4 '~fnst Valuable Pia!er'' award. The New York Yankees' "boilin!' heouly" gained the dcoislbn (rom the Baseball W1lers As!> ~iatioh (or the 1ecbn straight year with 233 pdlntl dgains! zb9 tor WIIIIMns and 2M for Rby Sie,.rs of the W"filngton Sena- ~ Fight Results J MaHtle Noses~ lillimns Out ForMVPAward f'D· •· ._te - ,' l '•:T, \ iJo . Jim Van Poll apparently a 1ra• ~ ~ vated an Injured knee In a s ret Bo ~Y . ~ I! 1 T N •It •• , Slumber owltc IUJ'III radio otf practl•e oesslon. Wolverine lullbnck John Htrrn- ~~ W~n ~osl when ygu'ri atleep. Wake• , , ,tnl ~lock 21 lZ you lo Jllualc iD the a.m. Ru1· stem ran !)!roUgh on ofledllve I8J' for ritell. Even atartl workout to~ the first lime iiJ>ce "' i\ · 19 II ootfeel Styled In Mooha, Car· Injuring o hlp agalnt Indiana last ml! '/ 0 or C11. 18 15 nation Pink, Antiquo White or We•k ·119blntOn't Laundrv 15 18 < · LIOiji ~Uti -, 1s 11 Cllron. (Model GC22.l • HltR Flrtllbne 10 23 TOll: IOJ¥1liRI · Lloltll AcMidlill To III~~RJ . I. R. DIVla 1169 IY Unlled Pron CHICAGO - Kid Gavllan, 182, 2. Wblpple ,. I cuba, outpointed Walter Btlrs, a. Harris 4. Will l46, Bqston, Mass. (10). a. wa101r , &15 NEWBURGH, N. Y. - lldbby ; j 2 renner ' 636 Dell, 129¥•, Youngstown, dl\Io, • ' ~~,E~~Ies outpointed Henry "Pappy" Glult, • • 'l 128, Spartanburg, S. C. (10). Hllh I ual hl -! 280. "Whon Redltlncl TV lo A REV!RI, Mau: Joe Dtthn, Hllh !Ddivldual Serle1 - Dren· Buolnen. ~~ Sideline" ~i N. 2nd Aw. Mlddltpotl 1521(,, Botton, llopptll Hoi Jarl.eo ner 888. ISO, Sp;l!\111111, 2. ;i!; _ CCIIJttfl.,lollA II .. JIIPII.'llrel' tJUJI , - B. IUwley, Simons, 1108. Hllh Sluale Game - K. Aelker, MAKE THIS A Palittars, 209: J~ Games~ Slmons 5 $ c• Thursday, while quarter act IPICtAL YALU~ CLOCK UDtO IYIN HAl ,\p LiAHCI TIM lit .. ,95 ;: ~.trr BOWLING ranked team. ~• ' 11(';,.;-r- .. ,l/.. , , . on the rood thJS year The Negro lin~ (Hobum) illl7. senior has roled up 542 yards In . High Smgle Game - D Schll· last year 101 carries. (Holsum) 232. For Williams, who astounded 1 hn~ ' Team Th'\l!e Games - Bakers the baseball world with his shot.Pace, tlcct wlth Ohio Stah•'s ace 2&~4. ing thJS ycnr at the age or 39, it halfback Don Clark, in the Big Team Single Game - Bakers, was another close defeat lor tile Ten scon ng race, w11l a1m to 89'1 top award. leave the OSU star, sidelined with Will~ams, who previously wOJJ n g\-oln mjury, behind Saturday. I STANDINGS the MVP plaque In 1946 orHi Clerk Apperently Out • W. L. Pet. 1949 cqptured the lcngue ba!lln:; Clurk's chances of playing were Bakert Furniture 2~\ii 10\ii 703 crown this yesr lor tho (Jftn seen no doubtful after a week of Liberty Rlsl. 21 1~ -~83 a .388 mnrk. lUIIe progress In recovering frl>m Holsum 19 17 .~28 the ••Jury sullered two weeks ago Seco~d St. Mkt 18\ii 17\ii .~14 ngnlnst Purdue. Sentinel 14 22 .38~ Early this week, Buckeye offi• Jaycees , 10 . 26 .278 cJals hoped Clark would be In IIAION HIGHS shupc lor the game, but every Ind. 3 games - Darst (Bakers), time he tried to run hard he Suf• 607. fered severe pain. 1 l.nd. I rame - Duerr (tiberty, Other Sltrltrs 247, , , , Halfback Don sutberin, injured Team ~ games- Ltberty 2601 in Wednesday drill, was expel:ted Team ! , aame, ;- LU>erly MI. to play, althoulh he Is stlll limP. TOf IOWLlRS lng. Other OSII starters will pro- D.r•t ~haken) !Btl bubly be Dick leBeau at left hall Cia1wo~(Bakeral 178 and Joe Tnvisonno at right hlll. l!~vfs, ~s , bertrl 171 Tho Wolverines, meanwhile, had S!otia 171 1 ' ' ' 1 their troubles with Injuries. <t , \ ~~ ~:AG1~IItSt AT UI.D CAl i'IIIC:.II • ~ccond of last year's fmnlc mstcnd of a according to Buckeye scouttng rehlazc of glory If they rhrln't get ports. Is halfback Jim Pafe. Poet Grtoltsl Bell Ctrrlt~ TRt COUNTY LEAGUE thctr heads Oll[ o£ the l'!oud s ' h Three Game IndividualF.sco Sarkkmrn culls Pace the Hill The Uu<"kcyc coach has worried greatest ball carrier he has seen Cl at wo rth Y. Bakero, an d D. SchJl- luY iil~lr 1 S.pectre Faces -.ueks, .On. •"-"' .0 19 8 Departure For M'ICh'tcran CJadtn Closing Special L.ia''4iiiL . . .. . 1958 Pan,...he.r Roster Encouragomg • '" ' ........ Tloor• ao wanD ' " cltlldren can play 011 them 1D coDilort..:.:aDd fou11 mow lhey'rt 1 'lillie lroiD cold dtdllll It'I ali due to $49~50 to $60.00 APPLIANCES Q'tii&R SUITs THA!il YOU CAN AT Fl\OM '35.00 ·· CWTilckAF't . s~•n· ~•• $29.$0. ortiiilt iJSOtl:l' coA~ '*2dO UP NlW fORK CLQ' -'I"G "ousl -Ptrm~Yl oblo ' ,, Coleman'• tzcillllft Supttr<el!culaUOtl. !.!l '- ' ,tower gal llllll, too•.tlth lift Coleman Blut RlbboJI bantfr,l FlFE'S REFRIGERATION CLOS&OUT PRICES ON Flti!EZEltS Eosy Terms Open Evenjngs FIFE REF,RlGERAtiON ... .:~ ne s·erv"""' Below tilt , _ wi .8elt Mi8dleport Bllh &ehatl Mid&~~ billci •, CHASE HAlDWARE LocUst St. Pllone etifiJ �. ,, ' .. ' I! '•. '. ~r- - ~ · ~lt$~tljaei;Poll~el'I!•Y·Mld!IJ.epo.rt,o, Nov 21. 1957-7 =======;;;;;;., Forest Run Methodist Church Phi Alpha Theta Your Only Authorized Fuller BRUSH MAN WSCS Meeting Held Wednesday Society Elects ' James Marriner Mrs John ScoU aslnsted by Mrs Russ Watson, presJdent, 25 i.1 736 E. Moln St. ~Irs Eugene forbes cntertalnect >reSided at the busmess ....Ion NeW Mem bers Pomeroy, Ohio Phont No. 128 - Afttr 5 PM 10-7-tl - TERMITES UTEO!MtNAT!I) For frtt .illi'ectwn phdne 383-M, G>lmore Supply St•,re, Pomeroy A1 9/ork guaranteed Fully insured vaughan's lnd&•sttial and R'" lcl.tl&t Termite Control Scr "- - ---- . No huuUn.r daJ .. n!gbl on oiiiY •• WE BUY l,rm. DaiS)' O'NeU, Rl 3 Pom- 11-lHt' ti'O)'. !TRUCTURAL I BlAh\. ~roo--~--- ~EW '., tt;RA~ CLASSES .·DKIIIIIt•16th 1 Ellrofl Now 1 ,, . , SOVllfPTON BEAUTY ' ' A~M\' : _:· ~~- !_It•Ve. · .. ~t~""'""' "" 19M Studebakrr 'k ptckuJJ t~>n Excellent cond11lon ' Ma.or over haul on engine recently) Boot pr ced $1!50 Sale pme $795 1 sold by Dec 2 1957 Joh· Richmond, 814 E Mm St. Porn eroy Phone 17 II 16121 • HAY and CORN Stanley Gibbs, Lon& Bottom, Route 2 ::~~· ~' =-~-~-t• ~::~~ FlESH CIDER7ndAPrLES II 21 6tlp -ll~·~.(L.iof4't::~"ks See Oro f.),·'..,aot 'In.,.. 1 Ill: tll~~~l l.b: holthbora IRO:.O - ME 1 ALI OHIO VALLE' JUNIC CO STARTING I 'I 26 U VICe St M.. rys W Va ...... -111 I =========~ Unl'ted Meth."'dl"st • ON\'Rl> 1~~ 6L1Jt.:&· 8 11 " " Bettor For,.,, IlL'"'" l''-. •uU""''lt .n. ..,.... V"'D I MUea North of Pom.t ., - &t, 13. Cal. Nrn. Gru.• toe• lp.ri"F Cftrh Fruth •I Mason, W Vo (II) 19, 6~< <I:>UI Ull(t -l. 1.) lll,4 friends lift .ll!IIIf ~nd~e1s 1 plir oC Beagle Rabbit Dogs $30 lnouronco Protecuon • 'lt!'d IYIICiitiiY .biiBI the Ill- per Pjltr. Elisha VItatoe, near COIIU'I.ETJf Life, ~uu. Fire, PoUo. call Dor neil llld-doolh P,f ®r m'olher, Hoblon DepOt (II) 19, 31< U:1'Ja, Mltldle;tJrt Oblo :j(p, lulla ·SmM. S~l1l ~ ~~ Jle', illltlira. Wol· 'IlK SAU: - Apples New Ha dUBt:I-&&TI~'k lDJNl&DC'- ·~VIICJ ~.· 7bwllnr..C~ von O•r'\ard 'lrw H' "'n Pho1" >\!Idlllevon 1', re 1\UWIII'li>il• Dr, It E. TU·? 16M 7 29' Benru rh, ,., '13111- x fl.3l.l . , · ltn:' •·Clelaad lltlnea, Cultolll Built Kitchen Klt<heo ~ Rn.d)M' fltiY(Irs 1 ~d all diiiiiDed for your home Free Wltci·.~ Ill. ~ny· w,y Yollr illii!Jielf \(flU' never be foraot- ~1\1 Forema• lo Abbott IA'~URANCE AGINCl l'lrt. r..utomoallt, Htii8an. Pboae 02110-Y. 8 6 tf ACCIDENl • T1t'O f'lmily r~ ~ ;.;-Linc~-ste_r_d,-ee-p .1ft. CasuallY and U Z2 lie weU let pump with pre..ure (""~.....,...;...,-,'M~-:.,..r~-n- link and IWitch. Aiao 85-t..t In MIDDLIPORT1 OHIO " ,.......,. piUIIt PlfAI, 1\1 I !Y<, one 61at.N •'IONia 6111 'II. A. Tlloina, s~ Pomeroy arthlteet's drawlna table, ( •ol :: IDd tools One typewriter desk • Dlt11 ' rem uo 11d one fllinl cabtne1, handma<!e I 21 ) Kl'OI F~tote - · He 11 fO~e but not, Ulrgotten One electric table saw, one wood liever wiD ~ls memtlty lade. lathe, one solid o•k sideboard, Pomeroy- HOUSE appratsed at For 9111' lboush"' will always hn one "White" sewing machine, $540 Otl, another appraised at ger, .111Uque. Poone Pomeroy 815-.1 $254000 SU~: 10 A M Nov Around tho spot where he 11 10 'I 6t!, empcr 30 fo1 nppra1 sed value or laid to (he tu ghcst hutrler Olflces of B1 bil \rife, DaiHY ~ppte, •nd elder New Haven Or 0 Bncn and O'DriC'n, Pomeroy 11·22-ltp. · chard. New Haven, Va. Ph Phone 452 It ·22·3tc ' ~~-one Turnl!r 24688 11·2 ti ' (8) TURKEYS or clrOIIed. 50< 7 room housr two rots, will sell furnished M unfurmshed owner Utl3 Chevrold! fiN your e~olco drened. George Spencer, Wolf brmg transferred Phune Raclnf! Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy . ::: p('thi-ee el<Oe,tlonal ears z and 3213 II 16 Btp 10 16 tic :•;:t drs-all 210 series Blaetl nars, Pomeroy 11 ·22-llto 4o .J Fui>trll·~ , Rodney Dow nina --· ::_ 3 1 1 .. ........,.' Real Estate Broke• 10 w. ... Auro ult~ llr.,Actan Fotd 'VII Cuotolilllno New Buick ... "·~"' • , 4 .. ' •' •• ~.. '' ;, '· u.. Soles , 1~1 For ken• IIAJ WUI• f~ ~~ ~iell for model ll'ar's, P'omoro~ Jl·228te 1 ------------~ ---- ---2 apartmt•nts 4 and 5 1o om~ot w1th liN' Bu;~ V8 SpeciAl fZ,293 both.s, dORc In to town c.. n be Z liT "liard Top" Sedan New rented al•o as a one lamltl I!Uiek !fade-In Dyaa~ow drlvt• dwelling Very nice eondltiOo ~~ vlnrl leathtr sta\!1 Almor,t For further lnformatwn C11ll lib the 'W It waa fOld. 'Rioll 232 or write Box lit, Po1n<1oy lllaetlntf'l, Pomeroy 11·22 8t: Ohio I I 22 31< 11163, biSotO'VB 4 dt. Sedan $793 For Rent - Extension Ladders, Power Steerlnf and Rrakeo Scaffold 8oarda, llrop Cloths This tar ~-- original paint a01l Clinton rtsher, Middleport. l•. JQ 11t•\ of conllltion Blactt Ph.1ne 62eii-J(. 11 I U Dl '1, PonJrtoy lJ·22-fitr Five ronm house, near Rutland liN Pontla~ Star Chief •1 09ft lllt"lrlctty, good road !'hone ('onv. Cpe !lydramallc drlvr Mabel lloguo, Rulland 2-4932 Now IIJht blue tnp. R & If It 20 6tc Weekend special. Blaettnar'< Trall.r sp•ee. Ueart of MiddlePomeroy. 11-22-tilc PDrl Got ID<I.Ied before muddy tlfDUnd hurlo you. Phone 9•63 Edrar Reynolds, Reyrtold's Dalr1 Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 l 6tle (17) HelpWonted the WSCS of the Forest RuB- Me thodost Chul'rh, Wednesday eve mny, at her home The Lord's Prayer In umson opened the mectmg "Christ On The Campus" was the topiC of ltte program presented by Mrs U S Nease Group smglng lol· towed wnh prayer by Mr• Ncasf opened the grogram An " IIC\e "Method~<m and lis Stu dents· was read by Mrs Scot! followed by an Illustration hy Mrs Russ Watson A d;alogue ·The Classroom 01 The Burnmg Bush' was given hi \Irs ChriSty Bacr and Mrs Ed nund Grueser Several Thnnla:ov1ng poems were read and thr> '1rr)gram closed With an article 'The Meditation Room m The Umted Nations Bmldmg" by Mrs Fred Nedse , '~!!!!."!.'• '~-'=-~· J IISLI......tfl, ,_. '"'"'""· Olltt (24) For So e or Trade For Sale or Trad e-Two at6ry 8 room house, bath, natural gas, 24 63 :u~rrs , barn outbuilding~ Wilham Ratliff, Route t Middle )lOll, Ohio It 1210tp Legal Notice .. Volunteer Program Now Inprog ress lttltt of Sara J. Jontt DtettMd Notocc is hereby given that Olive Jones whose PO!t office add· rr.ss u Grccnf1cld Ohio has bt!cn rluty Hppolntcd as EKocutrlx of the Estllte of Sara J Jones, late of ~l>rldlopoi·t, Mmgs County, Ohio, deccltM:d Dated thiS 20th day o! Novem her l!l.'\1 Jo~n C Bacon Judge of lbe Probate Court Melg1 Cnnnty, Ohm 11 22. 29. (12) 6, 3tc EXCELL&NT OPPORTUNITY for responsible man who wants to Ollerate h1a own business and acll Nationally Advcrtlacd Wat kina l'rodu<ta. Prolltalltc toea lily available Immediately No lnveltment requlrcd Car or llghl trurk noceamy t' or de 11111 wrltt Gilmore Snair, 132 LIGAL NOTICE ,OR RIOISTIIA· TION OF BIRTH Eln. St • Lancaster, Ohio STATE OP 01!110 ll·a%-3tc MIIGS COUNTY, SS ~=-'WMII!:D I.. ~ boys for papor IN THI PROIATI COURT ro~tea on LIOcoln IIIII Phone Notice is 5hen that Iva Moe llfi2·X. 11 20 6tc White lllod her application, N~ OFFICE GIRL for gen- vembor 20, 1957, praying for an eral ofll.. work Mu.t bo fam- order lor Rorlotratlon of her birth iliar with calcul1tor and other which Is not recorded. alleging ofll<e maehlne• Apply Ohio that she w" born November 11. Volley Bakina to, Middleport 1912 at Olive Township, Meiga II 20 3tc Coun ty, Oh>o Same Will be for Novomber 30, 1057 Johp C !lacon Actmg Pl'obite Judge By Lelia V Hysell Deputy Clerk Ill) 22. Itc Springs Demonstration Club Meeting "Bu!imess Method!" was tht: top;c presented IIy Mrs How>rd Nolan a guett, when the nock SprlJlg• Home Dcmonslri'lion Work Club met Wednesday at the borne~ lllrs Arlee Abb~f!l for ,,g ,1 • II' ll!ectmg A poduek di1m.- af! s~rved, at noon , Mrl cott Folmer, president prc>ldod at the meeting and plan• •ere 1t111de for the annual Chrtstm:ts meet1n:, which will be hel~ at the home of Mrs. Charles Goeglein It will be a bro;ler meeting With Mrs Goe~eln and Mrs Folmer the leader. who Wi ll prepare the meal Memben were requested to bring Xmas Ideas and there will be a grab bag for fKChangc Of g1fts Attendmg were Mrs Nolan ~Irs Ohvcr Clark, Mrs Goegle!D. Mrs Folmer Mrs Rollin Radford and daught1r Connie, Mrs Edgar Abbott and ehlldren, Eddie and Kath\ and the hostess Unless exceptions are flied there to, said accounts w1H be for hear. lng before said Court on the 24th doy of December, 19fl7, at which lime sa;d accounts will lie considered and tootlnued from day to day uniJUinally disposed of Any person Interested may file written oxcepUons to said aocoun., or tn maltO!J perialning tn tho oxecutlon ol tho trust, not lesa than five dll.)'e prior to tht dato sot for bearinl John C Bacon Acting Probate JUdfle llY Dorothy Stark Deputy Clerk (II) 22, Itc -..,..-,_.- Wiiiled - - u..~ tleclrlc -:::-----:::.--, ..... .aa.oo; co.: lleilttlt ~. 011 l'llrnac• OODYeHiOII b~ M0 00 10-Hitl: NOT::I:-:Ci-fO::-:ji._,A_P-P0-:-1-NT-M-INf lamt tf HII"Y foreman !Jtcfllld NoUce Is ~ereby &iven tbot Uomer Baxter who.. post office addrt!S IS Potneroy, Ohio h11 been duly appointed odmlalatralor of the Eat.te ollta'rvey Foreman late nf Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, docmed Dated thla 19th day of Noveni· ber 1937. John C Bacon Judge of the l'robate Court Meigs Cnunty, Ohio (11) 22, 29, (IZ) 6, Stc SETTLIMINT OF ACCOUNTS LIG~L NOTICI Slalt of Ohio OIIDI- 0' A1'TACHM1Nf Mtto• (o~nly llaqed Nmmbor 1, 1947.. . In lha '"'lltlt Court Farm"" Bank & Savini! Com· Accounts and vouchers ol the patty, following n~cd pmon• and •• va, totes have been filed In lhe Pr~ Dewt¥ Bill and El..not 111~ baltl Court ·of Meip County, Ohio, Btfon: II. E. Grilldley, Sr. lor approval 1~<1 seiUemcut. .Ju;&l~ of Pme Earl )!oore, !xeeu!Qr of tho •• (II) 8, 10. 22. 28, ttc tot~ of Oro J Moor• filed hll ahtement In Ueu cl and for an account 1 Aten Sbalq. executor ol the ,. tate of Zona JlelteeiiJitr. deceased In occounl wilh 11id estate ltled h1s first and ltnal account. Ben J. Spender. adtnlnitltrator of the estate ell Thoma• T<rrell. dcce~!Cd, ill .-counl with said est ole, flied bl1 flrlt and final ae- eount. Alm1 Youns 1~ luvdian ol Le o•lna Ervin !lied - r J~\ttnenl In !leu of aud lor ail ~~~pl\t Rtym9nd I!! lit~'!"· ~~~41~ of WUbur (Wier ,\!1 ~cO~ I wlli111!d l~tilll> wQ4l!\f tfv,p\11 ~~ final IJI!OIIIlt.. ' ' l• I,. A dei!Sert course was served by the hostesses to those named above and Mrs Allred Yeauger Mrs John t' Hally, Mrs Charles Baed, Mrs Lewis Walker, Mrs Amanda Ba.cr, Mrs Mark Evans Mrs John Ehvood, Fl Everetj 101 an Damewood, Mrs ~e a Mrs Robert Laudermilt rrs (11) Twenty-love persons were elected to membership In Ph1 Alpha Theta, honorary history socl•ty at OhiO UniVerSitY, on Nov 13 Mrs Richard Wells, North Third Ave, jumor, majoring m secondary eduratton and Chari~ Haskins, son ol Mr and llrs. Noah Haskins, Palme> Street, JUniOr, majoring In history, we.-. '" the grou p whiCh meluded Dr Robert L. Dame I, a.. l.tant proCes<or of bloiDrY and Dr Harry R Stevens, associate proleosor or history EltetiOn to Phi Alpha Theta IS bas•d upon completion •of 12 houra In history with an aceumu ht!ve average above 3 0 and a ~ 0 accumulatiVe average in at least two·thtrds of tho other eour"' tak•n bv the students -,-- - - - 1 6-Daily senlinei:Pomel'oy·Mid~~.o.,Nov. ~.1~7 Pomeroy Dend l!iranae·l ns.taillcJtio11!'NICitll8 Wednesdav· ~ held at the ho111• of Mrs Ru.,ell Wilson on nee 18 when a gif~ ••change wilt be bet•" "rs Wesley Fry, vice-president "' -am chairman lntrodue and Pro... ed Mrs. L w M.Coma1, first p~dent ol t)te CCL which w'l' or-niJe~ In I.G40, and abe rc.. Vl.w.d t e bylaws and handbook of the CCL. Thlrt-n charter •• member1 fo'rmed the club and these include Mra. Cecil Bo!IU, ••r,. .,Roliert Coats, Mi'a. Fl'lll"' 1ft A,nderson, Mrs Wayne Sw1sb•r. ~- Joe Youns ~-· Mrs Rov Bames, )Irs Robert McKay, Mrs Wallace Bradford, Mrs Paui Trilbchuh. Cbambert Mrs. Fry, Mrs Dwight Cullen and Mn Jacob Sprasue served a acsscrt course be d tp twenty-e 1ght men\ rs an two guests, Mra Wayne SwosM\> and Mf!. E 0 · Roll. )ln. Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In ~ednesday ~eet Mrs DQuglas Singer entertained the Lincoln llclghls Canasta Club' Wednesday evemng at her home P.mcs were awarded to Mn Shtrley Guinther, Mrs Lawrence !lorarity Mrs Robert Story and ~eld Mrs William Wallace Re£res~mcnl! were aerved b) the bostm to those named abovr A 6 30 poUuck dinner preced· and Mrs Richard Freeman and ed the meeting of the SaliSbury llrs Robert Dailey PTA held Tuesday evening at the school Ray Whaley, pnn01pat of the s<hool, offered prayer, Mrs Georsc Sloirchcr, president, pre•lded at tho meeting ond thanked all who helped With the BChool levy and also with the Halloween party The repOrt or the Mrs Roy Smltb was honored aemtary WAs a1ven by Mrs with a Layette Shower when the Annio Phelps Jr and report of Friendly Neltlbbara Club met the treasurer by Mrs. John Sar Tueoday evenin~ at the home of :.In John t'crrell, Fisher St wtth It wu announced that there :lfrs Charles l..egar as host"' would be no December meeting Blue and wh1te streamers ex and that at the January meeting tended from the chandalier to the a rcprcaentativc rrom tnc World manto! and formed a canopy over Encyclopedia would be presen• the b'"met whi<h held the gifts. first Bl"d• taught by Mrs Mrs Denver Thoma, prealdent, RI!Oe won the attendance pre01ded, and final pions were banner for havmg the most par· msde for the Chrlslm01 dinner enta pre.~ent They al~o receivlld whleh will be held at the Federata treat Wedneoday lor having ed Church on TUesday Detember the mOl' fathers present 10 at 7 p m. (ollowed IJY a party Mro. Lillian Smith 111ve the and gift exchanre. The traveling schools news announcing th~ prizo don,ted by Mrs. Olive In· Thank.!fllvlnr vocation lor Nov- grablm was awarded to' Mn Wilember 28·29 Mr Whaley an· liam Sherldin, and Mra •Jack Robnounoed that the date or tho son won the door prl<e' Christmas proJP"8m had been An auelon sale of home made artontaUvely set lor December 20 ticles was held with Mrs Thoma at which time school will be dis· •• auelioneer. Several members misled for the Christmas vaca· rea.tved gl!ta from tbetr secret Uoa. Tbe proaram will bo under palo. Jaby pl<tun• of tbe memthe direction 'of Mrs Eleanor bera were ollown 1nd 1 prue ~lhor, muolc instructor , the slftrtled to Mn. Thoma lor bour to ~ sn~euneed later The fll'ulnc the mOll tomtlly. Mrs. PTA will haye Santa prwent Gl!o'rre Bucbanlll woa awarded 1 with a <~Nat for tile children of !lrln in 1 pme. A pastel oolor the tchlll)l' at tills lime !C>!<'~hat;enfli Ilea auct w11 tbe oldeet lathqr ried' oul Ia fre,en~ ,\nnla Phelps Jr., lhc ved 1~ youn1011; and EmOl)' J-lauY the served lollqwe!l ..~rltll lather wiib llle moat chlldlea in while Salisbury 10h6ol. Eaeh received blUe Wed a bo~ of oaad)'. A PfOIJ'Im WRI prtJcnted by babies itlleitecl , Mil· Opha OIMt eo..istlng ol tbe pledao to tho flag by Johnny Bpek; a .oac and d~nce rouUne by 1 lll'OU~ of r!rlo and 1 eako '~Wtlk for l•tlm'l only which waa won by Dvrllbt Logan The cakJ waa presented by Mrs Joe John· son. lin. Heary Wills will be hos- f51r!ll&IC, 1et1 c~an lor the January ::.:::··,.,:::.~''11.::.:..: meellnf. d1u&hlt.r, Salisbury PTA ) Meeting Is Tuesday Evening Mrs. R.oySmith Honored Guest At Layette Shower ., ' ~ c N Jones, deputY' maoter, wb li(r. 'Jonel ' a '""'" and installed the officers artaounced a•_ when Pomeroy Bend Grange met to be •bald a1 Wednesday evening at the DAV on Frldar: Hall at 7:30 p. The meetmg opened tn rltualls, m. with the . olllctn ill tic fonn w1tb Charles Leear. wor· charge; , "' thy maater, presiding. Two. ap:fl turkey dinner at 6:30 jlteeed·; peals lor aid were •nswered and ed the m"tlng. ~be lalil,e,l 'cret-or· two apphcaUona lor membership ated by ~!In John Tet'fell1 eirrled received A eontributlon was made oullthe 1Jia)llc4glvln8 the)lle! i!\111 to the Meigs County TUiiereulcisls I• eenterpi~ce df eomueo~la fill~ and Health A88D<Iation fl'llil on one uble; I &DfD · It waa,Yotod to have a i50e boat fllled'mtb vegeteb!fa on an-1 exchan~e at the December meet· other ~nd an_arraqptnent ofebr)lng and the ladi~s were requeotod santhemutns on the lblnl , to brmg cookies lor relreshmonla. 1 ~;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~.~;;:.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;l Mr Jones, mijlled by Mrs John 11 Terrell .as maJ1,hall; Mr& Gbarles Lcgar, emblem bearer; John Str\ck I land, regalia bearer, and Mrs. Ohve Ingraham. pianist inatalled Monteray llanJ!4lP1 Auto. ll'anl. the ofiieects II follows Carl N ztone blue; wiS llrei,ll'cH, dol. ., Prtce Chari•• Lcgar, Slewfl'cl; Assistant Steward; I• In; 'Mrs LT. He1to n. etson, Chap C -' treaaurer, Mrs.•,.,a~ees .Mo,.,s, G ... Secret! ry, Jobn r-~11 a•o , AwaeepL H t c Mrs. er, Mrs C ea on, eros; Carl N Smith, Jlbrrl&nar Mra I CbriBime Lake, Flora, Charleu•·l i • • t• aa Hen, LadY no& ,.a nt Stewird· ' ••utlv•' and Hermau warner, Ex~ and Le g11 a atl ve comm l""o "" s. The new ·• msster aamed '""1. "" D yto •tri kl nd 11 Vonib e•·•· a n" c ••oh" Tt-D uo~e ·-· d ... man an .,.,, •· '' ... ' "' Gre•tiY llffueea_ TuTT .. E' . _,. 'If .~ ' State&" "'"·. ' 11'im referring \o all types 9f ,.t· -· • flu, not to ASian flu alone The servle~ alao said tho nUll\· ber of deajb1 'lf~ln lolluei!u 11114 pneumonia In large ••tics has de· ellned _ jt ~d the 7pO,(l90 new II" c&ses ~ '" ' • were repOned 0~ ~·trlilated by 36 state! lor the weeU ended Nov 16 This rqlfl'd t~ 6,!1~0,Jl!lll the num· ber of cases reported since the R~fi~ o# Aaj~n flu last sumiJlPf I e )llep~f IQial 'Yii ~own 3~ 1 I ~1'1· lh fiJqfe repol'\ed fpr '• prey!9u l"eek. however t "Th~ Ire several tndlcatlons l i m • •' ' I i' ,' ,. lASH AN , MOTOR' CO,• !::::::::C.:;;? ;;~~S$ •' "" ' m Florida, will ~ali;!~~;~ their minor league II Thursday. Mrs John Keck entered Holzer !lospltal lor observation an~ treatment. ' Wilham Turner, son of ~r and ,Mrs Jacob Turner Inls been transferred from Fort Knox, Kr .• to Fort Meade, Md. ' Sgt Harold Rice, •on of lit and Mrs. Homer R1ee1 has return ed from duty In Alaska to Camp Pendleton, Caltfornla Mrs Robert Reibel. visited ro centiy with Mr and Mrs William Kit<hen and daughter In Chili! cothc 1 Mrs DaiSv Ankrom sprained her ankle this woek, and has been confined to her 11,o111e. M->• Cha[Jos Slerl~• baa been called to A abalna by the 1tJness of her mother - ·' IA~UtNG r .' I ' SERVICI' • ' l \ ' •• 1 ii'!J : '' ' opoJ 9'*1f a.. r.,.,, ' 'j WASHINGTONUP-U Surgeon General Leroy called today for an end to qom , IJIUnlty Wjde mm X_,ay prOilJ'IIl!J for •pot~na tuberculosis cae1~1. The government's ehlol beall4 officer s01d such surveys lh9uld be restricted to the "greatesl 1'1~11" groups because of potential r•dbtlpn lulzBrds He mentioned hQJpltohz~d persons, low · mcowe ~ro ups, ml11fant work~rs end persons known to have been espqsed to the diSCUSC Snafp Ovtr Dltf11buP'" • Of A1llllf flu V•cclpt? ·-= • '- ! ' Washlnelon , mlniater 3: Cavalry ISt '""I'd I 1 k~JIOr• . ,. •Wf a~owed signa of pre-vac•Uon !aUSI'• jual btlore lhey took ofl . ' work It: ~ _: "' ~a~Jy:·u·tel;· ·- :.."',.!{i~_-t/~) ~~m~ty iljn'- ~~r ti>~•F· In !~mplo Yllf~ * .' . -1:1~,~~ ., •'" :"' - • :&- = : a: ..•. t .••. .," ;' ..• I .- .•~ II!J! • 1! tor.~~ ~~1-Af L't· x fer\!.? I'V~ ·f!'l, !If. ""•t• t,uere. fpo•· . t~fr -\!lf' ll!'.Lh ~n4 t~ri!I•UqP •I if!• 'H!r4! ~e ttl hint!· w~ "y I T tljr.f~~e !tltut.t~J ~I'Jt ~~•. · +j)~jq"" --..tiiiJ ' J,!lq _ A'II~\Vf WKOOJLIFS MX NfflH fHL J.!f MTS CFTUIV TUS CFU - OTZUF. \'lflltrday'a Cryploquotoi UNLIMITED POWER IS AP'f TP COAAU1"11 THE MINDS OF THOSE WHO POSSES IT - lt'llli Pm. • 1 Th~ day btlore the vuaUon departun, the White House nleuld 1a lilt of btlll tlgned by the Pruldent but advtse4 newamea lltat Jicne fl( thel!l were of ~ l!nporte,Il~t· ' •A~Iy, III• D.WIIfen wera f1""6 tile list only mlrlor au.> 1io1! 1111111 f!ld<!..IY ~tied •~r Ylt fiiQa woa the PIO~ P!!!!f:llon lor I!:;BHII... Th, 11rtatallpa, ~Ing lhf llp,.l tti; ll!l'reme court ~!ilo~ Iaat spring (lvlng ~~'"'~' ~d other crltnlna! dtfendanta ace'" to .,.,.. ~~ ~I cia~ hat! Ill Mr, 1!itlnbowtr'l lchlll tr !!'_,. i ••• fliU~d~ on Con " £io HoUBO lfat 11. d~tred that the cblet Mtetrt Uvt ' atped a ~y ~III onlY when inlonn,d ~~ the ~t by tile preas. SubsequenUy at hts ne'l'l eonr,rence, the Preeldent pulled a bloopo •r ot omluton. He e!(t(t:lzed the Demoerattc-eontroited 85th Con· If~' !'or lf111nr io t1 number of bUill he htul deemed ....ttAI and then tk:kfd 111•111 Of\ lie fRrai>~ 14 ~ Jllllbl1'ly lbe ~e JlllpNaed mtaaure '!"hlell llfl!• olltuted fill bl,.e.t tlete't of lht IO..tolt-a bi!J to prol'ldo tederal fundi lor IICbool <Oilltni~OIIo _' -r. fX pt I ~~;;.;;::;;;;;;;~ i. ot 1r0m W~Ington tor Newport, R.I., to root. ,,DAJLl'. CltlTT()QUOTE-Here'a how to . co~ • • • • }.- (l.IJifty 2 VarttiY ot <and)' ~. Ill , It BILL SIGNING BLOqPER.-Both Preatdent Et..nhower and hill ehildren I42 Beer I I f ~ ... IJtUe !• • ' J1o~O<JI , 11~ .40 Chill& , and r • e FENCFAIIENDING AI{D INFLATION-The rnoununr living and President l!llsenhower'l popularity rattng are shaping up aa Important luuea for the IUS ;Iect!Qill, according to ltnt reportl from congressmen back home to mend their poUtlc&l tepees Democrati are try'lng to detenntne whether the President's popu· , larlty bas waned enough to make the chief executive a major cam• palgn targeL Meanwhile they uem ready to aelu on lllflatk!!l u evldencea In the mounting coot of living u a oure-!tre Issue. 1 ' ., I t TAIIOET: INDO'SI!SLU-Whtle Syrla baa occupiljd the headlines aa a trouble 'pot, $tale department lnslden have become qut~tly concent~4 ~ver P~¥1· rnuntst developments tn the Southe~tem Asia natiOII of 11\done~ Re<:ent local elections In tb~ rich and atratoli! country aaw the Rolli l<lOI'O heavY galna Bnd achieve a stronger vo\ce In the Indoo llestan government . The Western Alllea are partteularly upset at the•e galnt becaUH: Indonesian Prime Minister Sukamo haa been courted by tho free world In an effort tn keep him firmly tn tile anU·Sovtet CfiDP· Now, Sukamo who uveral yean ago barred the Reds frol'l\ ~· ballot, hu ahown algoa of JWing!nr to the let~ Us. oboorvera tear he might adopt a neutral!a~ attitude and make future trouble. 3' ·King" Cole 36 Kl~~ , ' ro p,.nnt tllack Morktl' wary. ' '' They are also Cfllltlo~i!IC: ~114f authorltteo ''"*~ lcoeJI a c•)jjii4,~W\I.IO 'Jl"''Yent "black mark~~!; abuses from "ap&gtng up when the demand for the IIU ahOIII bccom,os heavY. ; ~ll.i<! ANTI F Careful Wakh Nt!.,••ry ~~ fl~ VIOl''!!~ of th~ bote!) U>al accorJlpanled the aDocallon of the II* FQUO '• SHOP TIME TO • I !~~· .~ a..:!, =~:~~~;rUe• -,~...;. A~If!!!«lTQN-mt w..htnM ~ry~f! ~I~ !lilt lilt U;Ue~ State~ !'u~ltc Health SeryiS! Pl~Y l>f Ja~~ Ill~ f.O""tl. W work tor e, IJI&fu on atsl1ibuttqn of Plll!ill'!'<"l • •• re vaccJne two reara ago. They parllcularly note thai the Sfl"llcjj Is relf!nf on "volunta'l' dtotributlon• of the vacciiie-juat aa waa ~~ne "!!l!(tjt' ROIJC11jlo1J. Th' experience with the Salk progtlm WlUl ihlt Ill tJn!olt frantic rush tor the vaccine began which caught manufacturer~, doctors •nd community health ottlclflf unprepared. II took several months ~afore tbe lhDrtap sltua• Uon could be atraig}ltened out. ' W''~i~'<m some officials ~ concerned that ~e •ame peU·metl demand for llq Vllf'Cjlte m•Y pop out later this year w~en th~ ~~~"'~~~J>tll•a l'o •tr\~• with Ofldem!o !o1oe. 'rlieJ cone"l'e !hat 111• Public Heilllt aervlcq baa c~P.()Il!Y gone over pt1n1 with elate and Ioc~t cttiCii!o ~tit th'-' are aUil ••• • ••• alio !~d qe • • tbpif I'Ofl~r rnt!ll~· r !<eatb w1th Andrea Evans, ~rl:.Yldcnt, presldin(1. Dlf:le your Ve ,. , . Bedford ""' The Elgjtt~s&hMI ~ ~r~fer • II• 1 beld ~~rted out of 9Vef '1letr01t Au oriUe! .,[~ at 15 homes were ~~Qod In a four block are where "b1gh wmds battered Borne}! urged comm~mtiC& to the East Sld,e In tornadtc lash;on usc the tuberculin skin test as t~e T-he u ~ weather Bureau SOld hrst step in lhscovermg tub~rcu­ the storm followed the dorechon i loSIS Chest x-rays, he •4d~d. of a torn~4o tuunel, npplng roofs should be hm1ted to those showmg from hoqses and tearmg garages a pos1bve reaction to the skm test. 1 He srnt the recommendation• tp 1 0 their found tfons f &lte oust of \j'ln~ ripped off part state and local health offiCer~ of tlte •oof of cl.eysler CorP<>ra• explamed they were based on tne lion's Forge Plant, ,killing one finding of a group of medical exwqrk~ '"d mjurlng 11 others perts summoned here recenllf to The weat!Jer" picture today cons;der the problem of X-ray reshowed generally fair skies over d~atlon and the ban&mg tubercu· --~ --- - _ losls picture thai ~ pe'k of the current ep1 A publio health spokesman Ifill demttol lnfl'uenza probably bas the group agreed chest X-rays »ft btl!D roacliN!In some parts of lhe arams •hould be on a a,tmve Unl~4 Stt!f•.'' tl!e ~ealth oerylce rather IliaD a "ahotf!\lll" eo'lllil~sil4. ' ' niiY b~sls He Iridlcate.l th,, ,!'ff "A ~u1111>er of state, hav' been ---~ :::t · I"!Wlpg pu ~l!llllaUne ln the PBII most of the country, e~Qeptlpi' ~W.R. WOJM, IIlli low~r eases occur- mow lllll'l'j' arepa - the• !l 11qa tl!•~ IQ! t)!e previous 1wo pr and Notttierq PlBI~s. the f!~J Wfe W'~liS: Scfi!'\'J Of industrial Lakes and the Ro1~les •l!le~lljlil! !j ie11or!ed to have =:.:.c;::____,.,.._::....:..:..,.=.,,------'-.....,.,,-,:-:N-~="7~-:: decrea10d In·nornial lev· els In sqme atale!. P.'j;Jl•f .• !on WA'tillt 'SEB'n(JB ~ !~ llt) Vnd 'Mr., l)OI]I'!~, ~~ let~ ~ wi~ was killed @\!~!1'1 ~ . ill! jll~n a sudde n l ' 1!,11~. ,$fit ·~ ' • ' • IUUSPOII ·. 1 lllr and Mrs Homer Webster of L(>ng Bottom •ppnt Friday eve ping Wjth Mr and Mrs A: ll Billet ' lolr ind llrs Eugene Marcln~j and son. Canton, llr a~d ]lf!a '!'f<I. ,J~q•e~ Po,meroy, Mrs Charles ~k~. ~~~~pr rom >lapniPi. >~e;,opeit\ St,turdv e_~l>9 IJHiO!!fh f~e qr~fl l;a~e"' ael . • , , •' ,, ., ' liUIY,'OI'I'end family, 1\~easvlllr • ~ sOi!nt' tile ' woe{end with ~Is par enls, )fr: uid \II'S Clint C!J:~· • \ 1m and, Mr.t., Watemrn. W)lila, ' J(eno"'pen! Thursday evjiiilo'l With Mi ' on~ i!ll:f Grover White • •' M'rs. Mart !foller and chlljlrcn ~ailed on 11r spd'lfrs Wald l'!ng causes m and Mr 'IJld l!l'i Norman Fr<f!jf --- ~, ,~~-,_,:,,- decllnfd three per iek SU'!1!4Y· M)' Alid MJ~· Lonme Chrl!;to· pher !ri'~ ~n· \V!Iilf, Ree'!I.!~Ulr, ooo~red m all ~·~~~~ Rn illlltf ' Orr and famiJ¥. ll!l•IWIJ ~ ~~~~ counlj'Y except m We§n~!AAf· _ tfle lia.olfic ot~~s_ _ _ __ ~ FLoRID~ KANSAs CI'JlY, Mo. v-nsaa CitY Athle•lcB, ter there neal spring mmor Ieasuo players Huntsville, ~-• laot will train at Pensacola •bout Mare~ 10, 19118, 7\ WASHINGTO~ UP - T~' P~b, ~w IJ~Ittd Prns :4 brqa4 ma11 of cool Canadlnn lie Heal!h Servle~ld tll(ijy ·~hf peak ol tbe curre ;@pi~'J!l'rollf 1(1! def.i!Pd@a Rfer the northern lluenza probably h lileii ~c'hi!& r m or lli' oalfml tG~ay aaustng In some parts 'o t~o l]fll ed !l!\1"' ql!n~ ' from the Plnms ; 1956 MERCi;URY Child Conservation• League Holds ~;;~~~. ~~~~!r '~aater: Floyd Th k · · o· Its Annual an SQIVIng mner Mrs Charleo Spencer, I.ettm,er; The annual ThankagiviDg din· ner of the Chtld Conserva1tOili Ih b d Loa•ue • waa held T m ay n gth• at the Marlin Restaurant WI A volunt.ry program to deepen members adJourning to the the somtual hie Is 1n progresa a4 the home of Mrs Richard Chambero the Umted Methodist Church. BelieVIng that In order lor a for their meetmg Mrs Millard Wllde!11lutb, pre"· church to go !llrther It mun flrat go deeper, prayer groups have d.nt , Was I n charge ol the meet· been scheduled lor eacb Wednes- lng ~hlcll opened with t'·e Moth· •rayer In unl!on The res I••· day evenmg These meetings er' ' •. which include meditation, !<rll>- n't ton oC Mrs. P. K llut!Sell as ture, prayer and mtereeuory tre ...r•r wal acoepted an d Mn prayer are held In the homes of Charles Bradbury wu appointe d members s1tuated to serve all to the posltlob. New memben vo~ ~d lnto the CCL are )lro. p~ggy neighborhood& Wednesday morning a prayer Houdashelt, Mrs. An!llr Chapman, breakfast was held at the cbul'l!b Mrs James Ctatworthy, for the men Begmning at six Plans were made to sponsor a ciO<k witb a half hour CCL in Pomeroy with the Dlo· Uon and prayer alter wl1loh tricl preoldent lr~m GallipOlis to f11st was sened by women from ualat with the organiZilion of ' the commi,.Ion on membersblp tbe club and evangeham Another pr41er 'the gr011p has a new project breakfast will be held on Wedrtes- "Helping Needy ChQdren In The day, December 18 at 6 a m. Local Schools" and lhe comm1 1• A special prayer and praise lllr· tee In charge include• Mrs Rovice of the combined aroupa will bert &chmoli, Mrs William l!lverlie held at the church next Wed- son and Mrs Lewis H Sauer. nesday at 7 I~ p m Clothln~ " to be collected b~ Monday, December z. Plans ""re made (or their Roc~ ~nnual Christmas party to bP. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Executrix and oontnbut1ons of $5 00 each wrrc g;ven to tho Meigs County ruberculosiS and Health AsSOCJat1on and to Care. A eommlttee composed ol Mrs. ' Edith Slss~n. Mrs Hanson Holter and Mrs Al· bert Baer were named to pur· rhase and prepare baskets ol fru>t for the shut ms of u., commumty It was voted to have a gift exchange at the December moctmg. $urg('On Genef'lll lfealiG 'l)lJiei818 'COld 1\w Mass .' IAsks For Curb On Say Flu E~mi~ Is Moving In TB X-Ray Program L db .L FrOm The N0rth , s Has Re8Cp~ rf~~ 8 J!um~y !)an, .,,u11,t. ~¥!ttdleWI, 0·• NO\!. QQ, i~' 1'M 50 Tt,jRtt.LEP··· J ~SKED BQV to THAt ' NEW GIVE ME filS P-HCTOG~.t.PHo·• HE SAID THIS WAS' THE ONLY ONE HE COULl) I=IND ' �. ,, ' .. ' I! '•. '. ~r- - ~ · ~lt$~tljaei;Poll~el'I!•Y·Mld!IJ.epo.rt,o, Nov 21. 1957-7 =======;;;;;;., Forest Run Methodist Church Phi Alpha Theta Your Only Authorized Fuller BRUSH MAN WSCS Meeting Held Wednesday Society Elects ' James Marriner Mrs John ScoU aslnsted by Mrs Russ Watson, presJdent, 25 i.1 736 E. Moln St. ~Irs Eugene forbes cntertalnect >reSided at the busmess ....Ion NeW Mem bers Pomeroy, Ohio Phont No. 128 - Afttr 5 PM 10-7-tl - TERMITES UTEO!MtNAT!I) For frtt .illi'ectwn phdne 383-M, G>lmore Supply St•,re, Pomeroy A1 9/ork guaranteed Fully insured vaughan's lnd&•sttial and R'" lcl.tl&t Termite Control Scr "- - ---- . No huuUn.r daJ .. n!gbl on oiiiY •• WE BUY l,rm. DaiS)' O'NeU, Rl 3 Pom- 11-lHt' ti'O)'. !TRUCTURAL I BlAh\. ~roo--~--- ~EW '., tt;RA~ CLASSES .·DKIIIIIt•16th 1 Ellrofl Now 1 ,, . , SOVllfPTON BEAUTY ' ' A~M\' : _:· ~~- !_It•Ve. · .. ~t~""'""' "" 19M Studebakrr 'k ptckuJJ t~>n Excellent cond11lon ' Ma.or over haul on engine recently) Boot pr ced $1!50 Sale pme $795 1 sold by Dec 2 1957 Joh· Richmond, 814 E Mm St. Porn eroy Phone 17 II 16121 • HAY and CORN Stanley Gibbs, Lon& Bottom, Route 2 ::~~· ~' =-~-~-t• ~::~~ FlESH CIDER7ndAPrLES II 21 6tlp -ll~·~.(L.iof4't::~"ks See Oro f.),·'..,aot 'In.,.. 1 Ill: tll~~~l l.b: holthbora IRO:.O - ME 1 ALI OHIO VALLE' JUNIC CO STARTING I 'I 26 U VICe St M.. rys W Va ...... -111 I =========~ Unl'ted Meth."'dl"st • ON\'Rl> 1~~ 6L1Jt.:&· 8 11 " " Bettor For,.,, IlL'"'" l''-. •uU""''lt .n. ..,.... V"'D I MUea North of Pom.t ., - &t, 13. Cal. Nrn. Gru.• toe• lp.ri"F Cftrh Fruth •I Mason, W Vo (II) 19, 6~< <I:>UI Ull(t -l. 1.) lll,4 friends lift .ll!IIIf ~nd~e1s 1 plir oC Beagle Rabbit Dogs $30 lnouronco Protecuon • 'lt!'d IYIICiitiiY .biiBI the Ill- per Pjltr. Elisha VItatoe, near COIIU'I.ETJf Life, ~uu. Fire, PoUo. call Dor neil llld-doolh P,f ®r m'olher, Hoblon DepOt (II) 19, 31< U:1'Ja, Mltldle;tJrt Oblo :j(p, lulla ·SmM. S~l1l ~ ~~ Jle', illltlira. Wol· 'IlK SAU: - Apples New Ha dUBt:I-&&TI~'k lDJNl&DC'- ·~VIICJ ~.· 7bwllnr..C~ von O•r'\ard 'lrw H' "'n Pho1" >\!Idlllevon 1', re 1\UWIII'li>il• Dr, It E. TU·? 16M 7 29' Benru rh, ,., '13111- x fl.3l.l . , · ltn:' •·Clelaad lltlnea, Cultolll Built Kitchen Klt<heo ~ Rn.d)M' fltiY(Irs 1 ~d all diiiiiDed for your home Free Wltci·.~ Ill. ~ny· w,y Yollr illii!Jielf \(flU' never be foraot- ~1\1 Forema• lo Abbott IA'~URANCE AGINCl l'lrt. r..utomoallt, Htii8an. Pboae 02110-Y. 8 6 tf ACCIDENl • T1t'O f'lmily r~ ~ ;.;-Linc~-ste_r_d,-ee-p .1ft. CasuallY and U Z2 lie weU let pump with pre..ure (""~.....,...;...,-,'M~-:.,..r~-n- link and IWitch. Aiao 85-t..t In MIDDLIPORT1 OHIO " ,.......,. piUIIt PlfAI, 1\1 I !Y<, one 61at.N •'IONia 6111 'II. A. Tlloina, s~ Pomeroy arthlteet's drawlna table, ( •ol :: IDd tools One typewriter desk • Dlt11 ' rem uo 11d one fllinl cabtne1, handma<!e I 21 ) Kl'OI F~tote - · He 11 fO~e but not, Ulrgotten One electric table saw, one wood liever wiD ~ls memtlty lade. lathe, one solid o•k sideboard, Pomeroy- HOUSE appratsed at For 9111' lboush"' will always hn one "White" sewing machine, $540 Otl, another appraised at ger, .111Uque. Poone Pomeroy 815-.1 $254000 SU~: 10 A M Nov Around tho spot where he 11 10 'I 6t!, empcr 30 fo1 nppra1 sed value or laid to (he tu ghcst hutrler Olflces of B1 bil \rife, DaiHY ~ppte, •nd elder New Haven Or 0 Bncn and O'DriC'n, Pomeroy 11·22-ltp. · chard. New Haven, Va. Ph Phone 452 It ·22·3tc ' ~~-one Turnl!r 24688 11·2 ti ' (8) TURKEYS or clrOIIed. 50< 7 room housr two rots, will sell furnished M unfurmshed owner Utl3 Chevrold! fiN your e~olco drened. George Spencer, Wolf brmg transferred Phune Raclnf! Pen Road, Rt I, Pomeroy . ::: p('thi-ee el<Oe,tlonal ears z and 3213 II 16 Btp 10 16 tic :•;:t drs-all 210 series Blaetl nars, Pomeroy 11 ·22-llto 4o .J Fui>trll·~ , Rodney Dow nina --· ::_ 3 1 1 .. ........,.' Real Estate Broke• 10 w. ... Auro ult~ llr.,Actan Fotd 'VII Cuotolilllno New Buick ... "·~"' • , 4 .. ' •' •• ~.. '' ;, '· u.. Soles , 1~1 For ken• IIAJ WUI• f~ ~~ ~iell for model ll'ar's, P'omoro~ Jl·228te 1 ------------~ ---- ---2 apartmt•nts 4 and 5 1o om~ot w1th liN' Bu;~ V8 SpeciAl fZ,293 both.s, dORc In to town c.. n be Z liT "liard Top" Sedan New rented al•o as a one lamltl I!Uiek !fade-In Dyaa~ow drlvt• dwelling Very nice eondltiOo ~~ vlnrl leathtr sta\!1 Almor,t For further lnformatwn C11ll lib the 'W It waa fOld. 'Rioll 232 or write Box lit, Po1n<1oy lllaetlntf'l, Pomeroy 11·22 8t: Ohio I I 22 31< 11163, biSotO'VB 4 dt. Sedan $793 For Rent - Extension Ladders, Power Steerlnf and Rrakeo Scaffold 8oarda, llrop Cloths This tar ~-- original paint a01l Clinton rtsher, Middleport. l•. JQ 11t•\ of conllltion Blactt Ph.1ne 62eii-J(. 11 I U Dl '1, PonJrtoy lJ·22-fitr Five ronm house, near Rutland liN Pontla~ Star Chief •1 09ft lllt"lrlctty, good road !'hone ('onv. Cpe !lydramallc drlvr Mabel lloguo, Rulland 2-4932 Now IIJht blue tnp. R & If It 20 6tc Weekend special. Blaettnar'< Trall.r sp•ee. Ueart of MiddlePomeroy. 11-22-tilc PDrl Got ID<I.Ied before muddy tlfDUnd hurlo you. Phone 9•63 Edrar Reynolds, Reyrtold's Dalr1 Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 l 6tle (17) HelpWonted the WSCS of the Forest RuB- Me thodost Chul'rh, Wednesday eve mny, at her home The Lord's Prayer In umson opened the mectmg "Christ On The Campus" was the topiC of ltte program presented by Mrs U S Nease Group smglng lol· towed wnh prayer by Mr• Ncasf opened the grogram An " IIC\e "Method~<m and lis Stu dents· was read by Mrs Scot! followed by an Illustration hy Mrs Russ Watson A d;alogue ·The Classroom 01 The Burnmg Bush' was given hi \Irs ChriSty Bacr and Mrs Ed nund Grueser Several Thnnla:ov1ng poems were read and thr> '1rr)gram closed With an article 'The Meditation Room m The Umted Nations Bmldmg" by Mrs Fred Nedse , '~!!!!."!.'• '~-'=-~· J IISLI......tfl, ,_. '"'"'""· Olltt (24) For So e or Trade For Sale or Trad e-Two at6ry 8 room house, bath, natural gas, 24 63 :u~rrs , barn outbuilding~ Wilham Ratliff, Route t Middle )lOll, Ohio It 1210tp Legal Notice .. Volunteer Program Now Inprog ress lttltt of Sara J. Jontt DtettMd Notocc is hereby given that Olive Jones whose PO!t office add· rr.ss u Grccnf1cld Ohio has bt!cn rluty Hppolntcd as EKocutrlx of the Estllte of Sara J Jones, late of ~l>rldlopoi·t, Mmgs County, Ohio, deccltM:d Dated thiS 20th day o! Novem her l!l.'\1 Jo~n C Bacon Judge of lbe Probate Court Melg1 Cnnnty, Ohm 11 22. 29. (12) 6, 3tc EXCELL&NT OPPORTUNITY for responsible man who wants to Ollerate h1a own business and acll Nationally Advcrtlacd Wat kina l'rodu<ta. Prolltalltc toea lily available Immediately No lnveltment requlrcd Car or llghl trurk noceamy t' or de 11111 wrltt Gilmore Snair, 132 LIGAL NOTICE ,OR RIOISTIIA· TION OF BIRTH Eln. St • Lancaster, Ohio STATE OP 01!110 ll·a%-3tc MIIGS COUNTY, SS ~=-'WMII!:D I.. ~ boys for papor IN THI PROIATI COURT ro~tea on LIOcoln IIIII Phone Notice is 5hen that Iva Moe llfi2·X. 11 20 6tc White lllod her application, N~ OFFICE GIRL for gen- vembor 20, 1957, praying for an eral ofll.. work Mu.t bo fam- order lor Rorlotratlon of her birth iliar with calcul1tor and other which Is not recorded. alleging ofll<e maehlne• Apply Ohio that she w" born November 11. Volley Bakina to, Middleport 1912 at Olive Township, Meiga II 20 3tc Coun ty, Oh>o Same Will be for Novomber 30, 1057 Johp C !lacon Actmg Pl'obite Judge By Lelia V Hysell Deputy Clerk Ill) 22. Itc Springs Demonstration Club Meeting "Bu!imess Method!" was tht: top;c presented IIy Mrs How>rd Nolan a guett, when the nock SprlJlg• Home Dcmonslri'lion Work Club met Wednesday at the borne~ lllrs Arlee Abb~f!l for ,,g ,1 • II' ll!ectmg A poduek di1m.- af! s~rved, at noon , Mrl cott Folmer, president prc>ldod at the meeting and plan• •ere 1t111de for the annual Chrtstm:ts meet1n:, which will be hel~ at the home of Mrs. Charles Goeglein It will be a bro;ler meeting With Mrs Goe~eln and Mrs Folmer the leader. who Wi ll prepare the meal Memben were requested to bring Xmas Ideas and there will be a grab bag for fKChangc Of g1fts Attendmg were Mrs Nolan ~Irs Ohvcr Clark, Mrs Goegle!D. Mrs Folmer Mrs Rollin Radford and daught1r Connie, Mrs Edgar Abbott and ehlldren, Eddie and Kath\ and the hostess Unless exceptions are flied there to, said accounts w1H be for hear. lng before said Court on the 24th doy of December, 19fl7, at which lime sa;d accounts will lie considered and tootlnued from day to day uniJUinally disposed of Any person Interested may file written oxcepUons to said aocoun., or tn maltO!J perialning tn tho oxecutlon ol tho trust, not lesa than five dll.)'e prior to tht dato sot for bearinl John C Bacon Acting Probate JUdfle llY Dorothy Stark Deputy Clerk (II) 22, Itc -..,..-,_.- Wiiiled - - u..~ tleclrlc -:::-----:::.--, ..... .aa.oo; co.: lleilttlt ~. 011 l'llrnac• OODYeHiOII b~ M0 00 10-Hitl: NOT::I:-:Ci-fO::-:ji._,A_P-P0-:-1-NT-M-INf lamt tf HII"Y foreman !Jtcfllld NoUce Is ~ereby &iven tbot Uomer Baxter who.. post office addrt!S IS Potneroy, Ohio h11 been duly appointed odmlalatralor of the Eat.te ollta'rvey Foreman late nf Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, docmed Dated thla 19th day of Noveni· ber 1937. John C Bacon Judge of the l'robate Court Meigs Cnunty, Ohio (11) 22, 29, (IZ) 6, Stc SETTLIMINT OF ACCOUNTS LIG~L NOTICI Slalt of Ohio OIIDI- 0' A1'TACHM1Nf Mtto• (o~nly llaqed Nmmbor 1, 1947.. . In lha '"'lltlt Court Farm"" Bank & Savini! Com· Accounts and vouchers ol the patty, following n~cd pmon• and •• va, totes have been filed In lhe Pr~ Dewt¥ Bill and El..not 111~ baltl Court ·of Meip County, Ohio, Btfon: II. E. Grilldley, Sr. lor approval 1~<1 seiUemcut. .Ju;&l~ of Pme Earl )!oore, !xeeu!Qr of tho •• (II) 8, 10. 22. 28, ttc tot~ of Oro J Moor• filed hll ahtement In Ueu cl and for an account 1 Aten Sbalq. executor ol the ,. tate of Zona JlelteeiiJitr. deceased In occounl wilh 11id estate ltled h1s first and ltnal account. Ben J. Spender. adtnlnitltrator of the estate ell Thoma• T<rrell. dcce~!Cd, ill .-counl with said est ole, flied bl1 flrlt and final ae- eount. Alm1 Youns 1~ luvdian ol Le o•lna Ervin !lied - r J~\ttnenl In !leu of aud lor ail ~~~pl\t Rtym9nd I!! lit~'!"· ~~~41~ of WUbur (Wier ,\!1 ~cO~ I wlli111!d l~tilll> wQ4l!\f tfv,p\11 ~~ final IJI!OIIIlt.. ' ' l• I,. A dei!Sert course was served by the hostesses to those named above and Mrs Allred Yeauger Mrs John t' Hally, Mrs Charles Baed, Mrs Lewis Walker, Mrs Amanda Ba.cr, Mrs Mark Evans Mrs John Ehvood, Fl Everetj 101 an Damewood, Mrs ~e a Mrs Robert Laudermilt rrs (11) Twenty-love persons were elected to membership In Ph1 Alpha Theta, honorary history socl•ty at OhiO UniVerSitY, on Nov 13 Mrs Richard Wells, North Third Ave, jumor, majoring m secondary eduratton and Chari~ Haskins, son ol Mr and llrs. Noah Haskins, Palme> Street, JUniOr, majoring In history, we.-. '" the grou p whiCh meluded Dr Robert L. Dame I, a.. l.tant proCes<or of bloiDrY and Dr Harry R Stevens, associate proleosor or history EltetiOn to Phi Alpha Theta IS bas•d upon completion •of 12 houra In history with an aceumu ht!ve average above 3 0 and a ~ 0 accumulatiVe average in at least two·thtrds of tho other eour"' tak•n bv the students -,-- - - - 1 6-Daily senlinei:Pomel'oy·Mid~~.o.,Nov. ~.1~7 Pomeroy Dend l!iranae·l ns.taillcJtio11!'NICitll8 Wednesdav· ~ held at the ho111• of Mrs Ru.,ell Wilson on nee 18 when a gif~ ••change wilt be bet•" "rs Wesley Fry, vice-president "' -am chairman lntrodue and Pro... ed Mrs. L w M.Coma1, first p~dent ol t)te CCL which w'l' or-niJe~ In I.G40, and abe rc.. Vl.w.d t e bylaws and handbook of the CCL. Thlrt-n charter •• member1 fo'rmed the club and these include Mra. Cecil Bo!IU, ••r,. .,Roliert Coats, Mi'a. Fl'lll"' 1ft A,nderson, Mrs Wayne Sw1sb•r. ~- Joe Youns ~-· Mrs Rov Bames, )Irs Robert McKay, Mrs Wallace Bradford, Mrs Paui Trilbchuh. Cbambert Mrs. Fry, Mrs Dwight Cullen and Mn Jacob Sprasue served a acsscrt course be d tp twenty-e 1ght men\ rs an two guests, Mra Wayne SwosM\> and Mf!. E 0 · Roll. )ln. Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In ~ednesday ~eet Mrs DQuglas Singer entertained the Lincoln llclghls Canasta Club' Wednesday evemng at her home P.mcs were awarded to Mn Shtrley Guinther, Mrs Lawrence !lorarity Mrs Robert Story and ~eld Mrs William Wallace Re£res~mcnl! were aerved b) the bostm to those named abovr A 6 30 poUuck dinner preced· and Mrs Richard Freeman and ed the meeting of the SaliSbury llrs Robert Dailey PTA held Tuesday evening at the school Ray Whaley, pnn01pat of the s<hool, offered prayer, Mrs Georsc Sloirchcr, president, pre•lded at tho meeting ond thanked all who helped With the BChool levy and also with the Halloween party The repOrt or the Mrs Roy Smltb was honored aemtary WAs a1ven by Mrs with a Layette Shower when the Annio Phelps Jr and report of Friendly Neltlbbara Club met the treasurer by Mrs. John Sar Tueoday evenin~ at the home of :.In John t'crrell, Fisher St wtth It wu announced that there :lfrs Charles l..egar as host"' would be no December meeting Blue and wh1te streamers ex and that at the January meeting tended from the chandalier to the a rcprcaentativc rrom tnc World manto! and formed a canopy over Encyclopedia would be presen• the b'"met whi<h held the gifts. first Bl"d• taught by Mrs Mrs Denver Thoma, prealdent, RI!Oe won the attendance pre01ded, and final pions were banner for havmg the most par· msde for the Chrlslm01 dinner enta pre.~ent They al~o receivlld whleh will be held at the Federata treat Wedneoday lor having ed Church on TUesday Detember the mOl' fathers present 10 at 7 p m. (ollowed IJY a party Mro. Lillian Smith 111ve the and gift exchanre. The traveling schools news announcing th~ prizo don,ted by Mrs. Olive In· Thank.!fllvlnr vocation lor Nov- grablm was awarded to' Mn Wilember 28·29 Mr Whaley an· liam Sherldin, and Mra •Jack Robnounoed that the date or tho son won the door prl<e' Christmas proJP"8m had been An auelon sale of home made artontaUvely set lor December 20 ticles was held with Mrs Thoma at which time school will be dis· •• auelioneer. Several members misled for the Christmas vaca· rea.tved gl!ta from tbetr secret Uoa. Tbe proaram will bo under palo. Jaby pl<tun• of tbe memthe direction 'of Mrs Eleanor bera were ollown 1nd 1 prue ~lhor, muolc instructor , the slftrtled to Mn. Thoma lor bour to ~ sn~euneed later The fll'ulnc the mOll tomtlly. Mrs. PTA will haye Santa prwent Gl!o'rre Bucbanlll woa awarded 1 with a <~Nat for tile children of !lrln in 1 pme. A pastel oolor the tchlll)l' at tills lime !C>!<'~hat;enfli Ilea auct w11 tbe oldeet lathqr ried' oul Ia fre,en~ ,\nnla Phelps Jr., lhc ved 1~ youn1011; and EmOl)' J-lauY the served lollqwe!l ..~rltll lather wiib llle moat chlldlea in while Salisbury 10h6ol. Eaeh received blUe Wed a bo~ of oaad)'. A PfOIJ'Im WRI prtJcnted by babies itlleitecl , Mil· Opha OIMt eo..istlng ol tbe pledao to tho flag by Johnny Bpek; a .oac and d~nce rouUne by 1 lll'OU~ of r!rlo and 1 eako '~Wtlk for l•tlm'l only which waa won by Dvrllbt Logan The cakJ waa presented by Mrs Joe John· son. lin. Heary Wills will be hos- f51r!ll&IC, 1et1 c~an lor the January ::.:::··,.,:::.~''11.::.:..: meellnf. d1u&hlt.r, Salisbury PTA ) Meeting Is Tuesday Evening Mrs. R.oySmith Honored Guest At Layette Shower ., ' ~ c N Jones, deputY' maoter, wb li(r. 'Jonel ' a '""'" and installed the officers artaounced a•_ when Pomeroy Bend Grange met to be •bald a1 Wednesday evening at the DAV on Frldar: Hall at 7:30 p. The meetmg opened tn rltualls, m. with the . olllctn ill tic fonn w1tb Charles Leear. wor· charge; , "' thy maater, presiding. Two. ap:fl turkey dinner at 6:30 jlteeed·; peals lor aid were •nswered and ed the m"tlng. ~be lalil,e,l 'cret-or· two apphcaUona lor membership ated by ~!In John Tet'fell1 eirrled received A eontributlon was made oullthe 1Jia)llc4glvln8 the)lle! i!\111 to the Meigs County TUiiereulcisls I• eenterpi~ce df eomueo~la fill~ and Health A88D<Iation fl'llil on one uble; I &DfD · It waa,Yotod to have a i50e boat fllled'mtb vegeteb!fa on an-1 exchan~e at the December meet· other ~nd an_arraqptnent ofebr)lng and the ladi~s were requeotod santhemutns on the lblnl , to brmg cookies lor relreshmonla. 1 ~;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~.~;;:.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;l Mr Jones, mijlled by Mrs John 11 Terrell .as maJ1,hall; Mr& Gbarles Lcgar, emblem bearer; John Str\ck I land, regalia bearer, and Mrs. Ohve Ingraham. pianist inatalled Monteray llanJ!4lP1 Auto. ll'anl. the ofiieects II follows Carl N ztone blue; wiS llrei,ll'cH, dol. ., Prtce Chari•• Lcgar, Slewfl'cl; Assistant Steward; I• In; 'Mrs LT. He1to n. etson, Chap C -' treaaurer, Mrs.•,.,a~ees .Mo,.,s, G ... Secret! ry, Jobn r-~11 a•o , AwaeepL H t c Mrs. er, Mrs C ea on, eros; Carl N Smith, Jlbrrl&nar Mra I CbriBime Lake, Flora, Charleu•·l i • • t• aa Hen, LadY no& ,.a nt Stewird· ' ••utlv•' and Hermau warner, Ex~ and Le g11 a atl ve comm l""o "" s. The new ·• msster aamed '""1. "" D yto •tri kl nd 11 Vonib e•·•· a n" c ••oh" Tt-D uo~e ·-· d ... man an .,.,, •· '' ... ' "' Gre•tiY llffueea_ TuTT .. E' . _,. 'If .~ ' State&" "'"·. ' 11'im referring \o all types 9f ,.t· -· • flu, not to ASian flu alone The servle~ alao said tho nUll\· ber of deajb1 'lf~ln lolluei!u 11114 pneumonia In large ••tics has de· ellned _ jt ~d the 7pO,(l90 new II" c&ses ~ '" ' • were repOned 0~ ~·trlilated by 36 state! lor the weeU ended Nov 16 This rqlfl'd t~ 6,!1~0,Jl!lll the num· ber of cases reported since the R~fi~ o# Aaj~n flu last sumiJlPf I e )llep~f IQial 'Yii ~own 3~ 1 I ~1'1· lh fiJqfe repol'\ed fpr '• prey!9u l"eek. however t "Th~ Ire several tndlcatlons l i m • •' ' I i' ,' ,. lASH AN , MOTOR' CO,• !::::::::C.:;;? ;;~~S$ •' "" ' m Florida, will ~ali;!~~;~ their minor league II Thursday. Mrs John Keck entered Holzer !lospltal lor observation an~ treatment. ' Wilham Turner, son of ~r and ,Mrs Jacob Turner Inls been transferred from Fort Knox, Kr .• to Fort Meade, Md. ' Sgt Harold Rice, •on of lit and Mrs. Homer R1ee1 has return ed from duty In Alaska to Camp Pendleton, Caltfornla Mrs Robert Reibel. visited ro centiy with Mr and Mrs William Kit<hen and daughter In Chili! cothc 1 Mrs DaiSv Ankrom sprained her ankle this woek, and has been confined to her 11,o111e. M->• Cha[Jos Slerl~• baa been called to A abalna by the 1tJness of her mother - ·' IA~UtNG r .' I ' SERVICI' • ' l \ ' •• 1 ii'!J : '' ' opoJ 9'*1f a.. r.,.,, ' 'j WASHINGTONUP-U Surgeon General Leroy called today for an end to qom , IJIUnlty Wjde mm X_,ay prOilJ'IIl!J for •pot~na tuberculosis cae1~1. The government's ehlol beall4 officer s01d such surveys lh9uld be restricted to the "greatesl 1'1~11" groups because of potential r•dbtlpn lulzBrds He mentioned hQJpltohz~d persons, low · mcowe ~ro ups, ml11fant work~rs end persons known to have been espqsed to the diSCUSC Snafp Ovtr Dltf11buP'" • Of A1llllf flu V•cclpt? ·-= • '- ! ' Washlnelon , mlniater 3: Cavalry ISt '""I'd I 1 k~JIOr• . ,. •Wf a~owed signa of pre-vac•Uon !aUSI'• jual btlore lhey took ofl . ' work It: ~ _: "' ~a~Jy:·u·tel;· ·- :.."',.!{i~_-t/~) ~~m~ty iljn'- ~~r ti>~•F· In !~mplo Yllf~ * .' . -1:1~,~~ ., •'" :"' - • :&- = : a: ..•. t .••. .," ;' ..• I .- .•~ II!J! • 1! tor.~~ ~~1-Af L't· x fer\!.? I'V~ ·f!'l, !If. ""•t• t,uere. fpo•· . t~fr -\!lf' ll!'.Lh ~n4 t~ri!I•UqP •I if!• 'H!r4! ~e ttl hint!· w~ "y I T tljr.f~~e !tltut.t~J ~I'Jt ~~•. · +j)~jq"" --..tiiiJ ' J,!lq _ A'II~\Vf WKOOJLIFS MX NfflH fHL J.!f MTS CFTUIV TUS CFU - OTZUF. \'lflltrday'a Cryploquotoi UNLIMITED POWER IS AP'f TP COAAU1"11 THE MINDS OF THOSE WHO POSSES IT - lt'llli Pm. • 1 Th~ day btlore the vuaUon departun, the White House nleuld 1a lilt of btlll tlgned by the Pruldent but advtse4 newamea lltat Jicne fl( thel!l were of ~ l!nporte,Il~t· ' •A~Iy, III• D.WIIfen wera f1""6 tile list only mlrlor au.> 1io1! 1111111 f!ld<!..IY ~tied •~r Ylt fiiQa woa the PIO~ P!!!!f:llon lor I!:;BHII... Th, 11rtatallpa, ~Ing lhf llp,.l tti; ll!l'reme court ~!ilo~ Iaat spring (lvlng ~~'"'~' ~d other crltnlna! dtfendanta ace'" to .,.,.. ~~ ~I cia~ hat! Ill Mr, 1!itlnbowtr'l lchlll tr !!'_,. i ••• fliU~d~ on Con " £io HoUBO lfat 11. d~tred that the cblet Mtetrt Uvt ' atped a ~y ~III onlY when inlonn,d ~~ the ~t by tile preas. SubsequenUy at hts ne'l'l eonr,rence, the Preeldent pulled a bloopo •r ot omluton. He e!(t(t:lzed the Demoerattc-eontroited 85th Con· If~' !'or lf111nr io t1 number of bUill he htul deemed ....ttAI and then tk:kfd 111•111 Of\ lie fRrai>~ 14 ~ Jllllbl1'ly lbe ~e JlllpNaed mtaaure '!"hlell llfl!• olltuted fill bl,.e.t tlete't of lht IO..tolt-a bi!J to prol'ldo tederal fundi lor IICbool <Oilltni~OIIo _' -r. fX pt I ~~;;.;;::;;;;;;;~ i. ot 1r0m W~Ington tor Newport, R.I., to root. ,,DAJLl'. CltlTT()QUOTE-Here'a how to . co~ • • • • }.- (l.IJifty 2 VarttiY ot <and)' ~. Ill , It BILL SIGNING BLOqPER.-Both Preatdent Et..nhower and hill ehildren I42 Beer I I f ~ ... IJtUe !• • ' J1o~O<JI , 11~ .40 Chill& , and r • e FENCFAIIENDING AI{D INFLATION-The rnoununr living and President l!llsenhower'l popularity rattng are shaping up aa Important luuea for the IUS ;Iect!Qill, according to ltnt reportl from congressmen back home to mend their poUtlc&l tepees Democrati are try'lng to detenntne whether the President's popu· , larlty bas waned enough to make the chief executive a major cam• palgn targeL Meanwhile they uem ready to aelu on lllflatk!!l u evldencea In the mounting coot of living u a oure-!tre Issue. 1 ' ., I t TAIIOET: INDO'SI!SLU-Whtle Syrla baa occupiljd the headlines aa a trouble 'pot, $tale department lnslden have become qut~tly concent~4 ~ver P~¥1· rnuntst developments tn the Southe~tem Asia natiOII of 11\done~ Re<:ent local elections In tb~ rich and atratoli! country aaw the Rolli l<lOI'O heavY galna Bnd achieve a stronger vo\ce In the Indoo llestan government . The Western Alllea are partteularly upset at the•e galnt becaUH: Indonesian Prime Minister Sukamo haa been courted by tho free world In an effort tn keep him firmly tn tile anU·Sovtet CfiDP· Now, Sukamo who uveral yean ago barred the Reds frol'l\ ~· ballot, hu ahown algoa of JWing!nr to the let~ Us. oboorvera tear he might adopt a neutral!a~ attitude and make future trouble. 3' ·King" Cole 36 Kl~~ , ' ro p,.nnt tllack Morktl' wary. ' '' They are also Cfllltlo~i!IC: ~114f authorltteo ''"*~ lcoeJI a c•)jjii4,~W\I.IO 'Jl"''Yent "black mark~~!; abuses from "ap&gtng up when the demand for the IIU ahOIII bccom,os heavY. ; ~ll.i<! ANTI F Careful Wakh Nt!.,••ry ~~ fl~ VIOl''!!~ of th~ bote!) U>al accorJlpanled the aDocallon of the II* FQUO '• SHOP TIME TO • I !~~· .~ a..:!, =~:~~~;rUe• -,~...;. A~If!!!«lTQN-mt w..htnM ~ry~f! ~I~ !lilt lilt U;Ue~ State~ !'u~ltc Health SeryiS! Pl~Y l>f Ja~~ Ill~ f.O""tl. W work tor e, IJI&fu on atsl1ibuttqn of Plll!ill'!'<"l • •• re vaccJne two reara ago. They parllcularly note thai the Sfl"llcjj Is relf!nf on "volunta'l' dtotributlon• of the vacciiie-juat aa waa ~~ne "!!l!(tjt' ROIJC11jlo1J. Th' experience with the Salk progtlm WlUl ihlt Ill tJn!olt frantic rush tor the vaccine began which caught manufacturer~, doctors •nd community health ottlclflf unprepared. II took several months ~afore tbe lhDrtap sltua• Uon could be atraig}ltened out. ' W''~i~'<m some officials ~ concerned that ~e •ame peU·metl demand for llq Vllf'Cjlte m•Y pop out later this year w~en th~ ~~~"'~~~J>tll•a l'o •tr\~• with Ofldem!o !o1oe. 'rlieJ cone"l'e !hat 111• Public Heilllt aervlcq baa c~P.()Il!Y gone over pt1n1 with elate and Ioc~t cttiCii!o ~tit th'-' are aUil ••• • ••• alio !~d qe • • tbpif I'Ofl~r rnt!ll~· r !<eatb w1th Andrea Evans, ~rl:.Yldcnt, presldin(1. Dlf:le your Ve ,. , . Bedford ""' The Elgjtt~s&hMI ~ ~r~fer • II• 1 beld ~~rted out of 9Vef '1letr01t Au oriUe! .,[~ at 15 homes were ~~Qod In a four block are where "b1gh wmds battered Borne}! urged comm~mtiC& to the East Sld,e In tornadtc lash;on usc the tuberculin skin test as t~e T-he u ~ weather Bureau SOld hrst step in lhscovermg tub~rcu­ the storm followed the dorechon i loSIS Chest x-rays, he •4d~d. of a torn~4o tuunel, npplng roofs should be hm1ted to those showmg from hoqses and tearmg garages a pos1bve reaction to the skm test. 1 He srnt the recommendation• tp 1 0 their found tfons f &lte oust of \j'ln~ ripped off part state and local health offiCer~ of tlte •oof of cl.eysler CorP<>ra• explamed they were based on tne lion's Forge Plant, ,killing one finding of a group of medical exwqrk~ '"d mjurlng 11 others perts summoned here recenllf to The weat!Jer" picture today cons;der the problem of X-ray reshowed generally fair skies over d~atlon and the ban&mg tubercu· --~ --- - _ losls picture thai ~ pe'k of the current ep1 A publio health spokesman Ifill demttol lnfl'uenza probably bas the group agreed chest X-rays »ft btl!D roacliN!In some parts of lhe arams •hould be on a a,tmve Unl~4 Stt!f•.'' tl!e ~ealth oerylce rather IliaD a "ahotf!\lll" eo'lllil~sil4. ' ' niiY b~sls He Iridlcate.l th,, ,!'ff "A ~u1111>er of state, hav' been ---~ :::t · I"!Wlpg pu ~l!llllaUne ln the PBII most of the country, e~Qeptlpi' ~W.R. WOJM, IIlli low~r eases occur- mow lllll'l'j' arepa - the• !l 11qa tl!•~ IQ! t)!e previous 1wo pr and Notttierq PlBI~s. the f!~J Wfe W'~liS: Scfi!'\'J Of industrial Lakes and the Ro1~les •l!le~lljlil! !j ie11or!ed to have =:.:.c;::____,.,.._::....:..:..,.=.,,------'-.....,.,,-,:-:N-~="7~-:: decrea10d In·nornial lev· els In sqme atale!. P.'j;Jl•f .• !on WA'tillt 'SEB'n(JB ~ !~ llt) Vnd 'Mr., l)OI]I'!~, ~~ let~ ~ wi~ was killed @\!~!1'1 ~ . ill! jll~n a sudde n l ' 1!,11~. ,$fit ·~ ' • ' • IUUSPOII ·. 1 lllr and Mrs Homer Webster of L(>ng Bottom •ppnt Friday eve ping Wjth Mr and Mrs A: ll Billet ' lolr ind llrs Eugene Marcln~j and son. Canton, llr a~d ]lf!a '!'f<I. ,J~q•e~ Po,meroy, Mrs Charles ~k~. ~~~~pr rom >lapniPi. >~e;,opeit\ St,turdv e_~l>9 IJHiO!!fh f~e qr~fl l;a~e"' ael . • , , •' ,, ., ' liUIY,'OI'I'end family, 1\~easvlllr • ~ sOi!nt' tile ' woe{end with ~Is par enls, )fr: uid \II'S Clint C!J:~· • \ 1m and, Mr.t., Watemrn. W)lila, ' J(eno"'pen! Thursday evjiiilo'l With Mi ' on~ i!ll:f Grover White • •' M'rs. Mart !foller and chlljlrcn ~ailed on 11r spd'lfrs Wald l'!ng causes m and Mr 'IJld l!l'i Norman Fr<f!jf --- ~, ,~~-,_,:,,- decllnfd three per iek SU'!1!4Y· M)' Alid MJ~· Lonme Chrl!;to· pher !ri'~ ~n· \V!Iilf, Ree'!I.!~Ulr, ooo~red m all ~·~~~~ Rn illlltf ' Orr and famiJ¥. ll!l•IWIJ ~ ~~~~ counlj'Y except m We§n~!AAf· _ tfle lia.olfic ot~~s_ _ _ __ ~ FLoRID~ KANSAs CI'JlY, Mo. v-nsaa CitY Athle•lcB, ter there neal spring mmor Ieasuo players Huntsville, ~-• laot will train at Pensacola •bout Mare~ 10, 19118, 7\ WASHINGTO~ UP - T~' P~b, ~w IJ~Ittd Prns :4 brqa4 ma11 of cool Canadlnn lie Heal!h Servle~ld tll(ijy ·~hf peak ol tbe curre ;@pi~'J!l'rollf 1(1! def.i!Pd@a Rfer the northern lluenza probably h lileii ~c'hi!& r m or lli' oalfml tG~ay aaustng In some parts 'o t~o l]fll ed !l!\1"' ql!n~ ' from the Plnms ; 1956 MERCi;URY Child Conservation• League Holds ~;;~~~. ~~~~!r '~aater: Floyd Th k · · o· Its Annual an SQIVIng mner Mrs Charleo Spencer, I.ettm,er; The annual ThankagiviDg din· ner of the Chtld Conserva1tOili Ih b d Loa•ue • waa held T m ay n gth• at the Marlin Restaurant WI A volunt.ry program to deepen members adJourning to the the somtual hie Is 1n progresa a4 the home of Mrs Richard Chambero the Umted Methodist Church. BelieVIng that In order lor a for their meetmg Mrs Millard Wllde!11lutb, pre"· church to go !llrther It mun flrat go deeper, prayer groups have d.nt , Was I n charge ol the meet· been scheduled lor eacb Wednes- lng ~hlcll opened with t'·e Moth· •rayer In unl!on The res I••· day evenmg These meetings er' ' •. which include meditation, !<rll>- n't ton oC Mrs. P. K llut!Sell as ture, prayer and mtereeuory tre ...r•r wal acoepted an d Mn prayer are held In the homes of Charles Bradbury wu appointe d members s1tuated to serve all to the posltlob. New memben vo~ ~d lnto the CCL are )lro. p~ggy neighborhood& Wednesday morning a prayer Houdashelt, Mrs. An!llr Chapman, breakfast was held at the cbul'l!b Mrs James Ctatworthy, for the men Begmning at six Plans were made to sponsor a ciO<k witb a half hour CCL in Pomeroy with the Dlo· Uon and prayer alter wl1loh tricl preoldent lr~m GallipOlis to f11st was sened by women from ualat with the organiZilion of ' the commi,.Ion on membersblp tbe club and evangeham Another pr41er 'the gr011p has a new project breakfast will be held on Wedrtes- "Helping Needy ChQdren In The day, December 18 at 6 a m. Local Schools" and lhe comm1 1• A special prayer and praise lllr· tee In charge include• Mrs Rovice of the combined aroupa will bert &chmoli, Mrs William l!lverlie held at the church next Wed- son and Mrs Lewis H Sauer. nesday at 7 I~ p m Clothln~ " to be collected b~ Monday, December z. Plans ""re made (or their Roc~ ~nnual Christmas party to bP. NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Executrix and oontnbut1ons of $5 00 each wrrc g;ven to tho Meigs County ruberculosiS and Health AsSOCJat1on and to Care. A eommlttee composed ol Mrs. ' Edith Slss~n. Mrs Hanson Holter and Mrs Al· bert Baer were named to pur· rhase and prepare baskets ol fru>t for the shut ms of u., commumty It was voted to have a gift exchange at the December moctmg. $urg('On Genef'lll lfealiG 'l)lJiei818 'COld 1\w Mass .' IAsks For Curb On Say Flu E~mi~ Is Moving In TB X-Ray Program L db .L FrOm The N0rth , s Has Re8Cp~ rf~~ 8 J!um~y !)an, .,,u11,t. ~¥!ttdleWI, 0·• NO\!. QQ, i~' 1'M 50 Tt,jRtt.LEP··· J ~SKED BQV to THAt ' NEW GIVE ME filS P-HCTOG~.t.PHo·• HE SAID THIS WAS' THE ONLY ONE HE COULl) I=IND ' �., ., ' . ' ., ~- i . . .. ;' ; ' \" ~ :. ;,. ' ' • ,.I ·h····,· 8-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., Nov. 22, 1957 Virginia Long, Robert Denison United Methodist Chester Methodist , . • 1 Wedding Of Sept. 15 Announced Come Double Class Youth Fellowship Meeting Is Held Meeting Is Held Mrs. A. R. Kni ght was a guest The Chester Charge Methodist OIL TUATMENTS SPECIAL $2.00 Mrs. Henry Spencer. sCcond nom- ' by Mr. Wiggins ination of offl~ers was held. for Ono Wotk Only MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SALON ! Following group singing, a short ing" held last week in Logan was busineso 1ession was held after given by Miss Leda Mac Kraueter. which a program was presented by 1 '1rs. Kerm it Waltnn, "'"P.w and Mrs. Leo NOON Till DARK . Most popular snapshot cpmera ever built! Mrs. Frank Vaughan I NEW USED CAR LOT Why not buy a worth while Jlft, 'omtthlng the whole family can tl'\tby - a second car for the family - Eitner a new Buick or Pontiac or one of th111 '1lkf ntw" betfer buy ultd cu1 from Bt1111nor1? Now io tho tlmt to rttlly gtl i borgoln. We hove SPECIAL ' POMEROY, OHIO WEST MAIN ST. 1954 DESOTO • • • • Custom Tudor- One Owner. 1954 FORD VB . - . ~ • • • 1954 Ford VB Dlx. 2dr. Sedan ··· ····· $995 1955 Dodge VB Coronet ··· ··· ··· ··. · $1,395 $B95 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful two tone blue finish. New Pontiac tradein. Good family car. $995 A Swcpl wing ~cauty both in JoOiu and condition . Push button 1956 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan · · $1,795 • • • • Shift. 2 dr. ''liard Top" Stdan. New Buick trade-ln. Jlynaflow drive. All vinyl leather 8Cals. Almost like the day It was 10id. R&ll. 1,57 FORD 500 • • • SAVE $B50 I dr. Sedan. Fincet Of the fine carl Power Steering & brakea, dyna!low drjve. Show~ the very ~lsi o! care. New otto cosll $5&00.00. 1954 Buick V8 Super 2 d.r. ········ $1,495 ' • • • $995 I USED C~R MIObL"O~T . '~·~~· 6~42 1954 Pontiac Star Chief ··· ··· ··· ·· · $1,095 1953 Bulcks .. .. ···.. .. .. · as low as $195 Choice of six fine cars. Two of theae ~ars are low JDIIeoc• one owner cara. 1953 Che¥rtlets .. .. · Your tholtt This has .. F .1!.1<!'.~.•!< !t":·'l' ' . ' ' lat~ J!iollel type De10to~ '' ~ •. :•siJ~ COod1'.. H'CliE.r0. : '; UlCK" D "FREE NEW 19S BE suitf TO 110 SO BEFOl\IMl!lCEMB~R J:' I " Member Federal Resene System I \' Member Federal Deposit lnsuranee Cor!'O{atlon POMEROY RUTLAND 104 Yem o! .I • • • • • FORD • 1954 2 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater. • S~n:~ · "From Buggies Ttt!BUlekl:: , ' OPEN EVENINGS S:Ot , P~on~s 52J ;Ud letiM ' . fOlJI.i!t!'l1,,~ B~l~ , . . , -P.ON!J;IACS . • • • $1095 oio 2 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater. • • • . $B45 • • • 1953 DESOTO : ~ •· • ·. • • • $695 ,. Firedome 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater, Automatic' T•amml~Ji~o. ·{'llwer Steering. . . ' . . . . . ~$95_ "' 1953 : PLYMOUTH • • Cranbrook 4 Door Sedan, Radio and ~eater. • ... . . . ·•· . . . i951 OLDSMOBIL.E ••"'•. . . . . 88 - 4 DoOr Se'dan, Radio, Heater and HydramaUc,_ · , ,, ' . ' .- . . "• \ \ \ ' '. "'\ Is' BLAETTt{ARS .. ' / ••• receive for next Christmas a sizable check fer generous giving - and meeting year-end bills. Why not start sav• ingnow? 1955 DODGE FQR . 4f ~,._-:- . . Ji.·.-.·,·.·:.,:·.$495 IF YOU. HAVE NOT RE 1\ . '' ·I · • . , :· ' '~' ........; ' .. -.$1'~ of thr.O exmpUbnal calall:& 4 tlfa,,.,.tll al~l.rt· 1952 DeSoto VI 4dr. PRESTON . · Power Stuerlnr & Brake~ Thi• car .~aJ. orlafnal pilnl, and ls In bett o! condtl1on. · r . :i•. ; !.~E.·.. .. ,.; " -1953 DeSoto VI 4dr. Sl4an ·········· $795 USED CAR LOT POMEROY PHONE 13S·X LOT "liard Top", Power steering &' brikea. i>ynanow drive. Smart . red with white top. Conv. Cpe. Hydraii!JIIc drive. Now lilbt blue \OP. 116H. Week· end epccial. . AtSO VISIT OUR 1JSED CAR toT ON J..OCUST STREET IN MIDDtE· PORT FOB MANY MORE EXCEL• UWJ· BARGAINS ON A • I USED tAps .tND TRUCKs. FOR 1958 1955 Buick VI Roadma$ter · ··· · ·· · $1,895 $1395 Long Wbeel Base Pickup - A Dandy For eu Cotallna CJl<l. ,Hard Top" . boa~ I(.' Exrtpllonal.ln every wny. II)'· dramatic drl~e. 11&11. 'f :Tudor. Spedal Thil Week. • • • e~i.tmas . 1955 Pontiac VI 2 dd ·:.. :.. .... $1,695 1954 FORD VB • • • • • • • • $795 195: 5 ·CHEVROLET • • • • • 2 Ton' Cab and Chasal•. 154" W.B., 5 spd. trans. Tires Excellent. '" JOIN 4 dr. "liard Top" Sedan. Powor S!AerlnQ & bl'llkes. R&H. This. il a car we eould recommend to our but c~rtomors. New one cost over $4~.00. ' 1957· FO.RD V8 •· • • • • • • -$1595 flckup. Radio, heater, blue and ~hite, one own'JJ'. ·, MANY MORE ·REDU~ED \ ' . .."' ' AS MUCH AS · $200 I '' ,, , 4 ' • ' / ----~---~··~------·---------·------ BINGLB COPY-If ------------------' R. H. ~~~~~~~~--·--~~~~~~~~~t~~~~-.~~~~~~~~~ RUfKS·FOR BRACES.CAMPAIGN IS STARTED Chief Of Polire Orders Stricter Enforcement Middleport Chl~f of PoUC!I! Leoy Bartrum said loll a)' 1 ·..-..kdown on beer joinll ~ellin& to dt11nks and half druab !,.. ·beeD ordered. . Tbe order followed .1 mel~ Fri. day night In one of lbt lavmui In which Chari., Quillen, S. -Fonrtbst, w.. stabbfd in the Nted witb a knife or llnJ.,.U· rue. Polile held James L. Bm.et, 25, fearl-11, on • ehargo of knlfinr with in!HI to k~l. · · 1956 Buick VB Super ·: ··· ·· ··· ··· · $,2,695 'fU4or Sedan Demonsll'ator. Fordomallc, 245 HP Motor, R&H, Style Tone. • ' BIG USED CAR, .• 1956 Buick VB Special ········· ··· · $2,295 ' Cuatom Tudor. Fordomallc, ~u·tone. Clean. 1954 STUDEBAKER making Beautiful Black wilh white top. Locally owned car. Clean. Flredome V8 - Fordor, Automatic trans., power steering. Real Sharp. 1954 .MERCURY • • • . WI lrl yourt. Sighting Strange . Object In Skies· blue drcS! with light blue acces. sones and a corsage of white cnr- ple left for n wedding trip to the Smoky . Mountains. t'or the trip, t~c brtdc wore a navY blue suit Wtlh red accessories and the orchid from her bi'idnl bouquet. The new Atr. and Mrs. Uobcrt Denison will be residing at ~14 Telford Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio. gtt . idd eport Pol'ice ·Crackdown Three~ore Report and J corsage of pink carnation~. The groom'll mother wore a dark 1953 Ford VB CustomUna · ······ ····· $795 1919 modtll that $4.25 ;ELBEftFe~DS matching laee plateau dipped to a V with a hanging pearl in the cent· cr. Her bridal bouquet was mounted on a whtte Bible and was com· posed of a while, purple throated orchid surrounded by a casradP r.C white stephenotis with sequined streamers. Miss L()is Bartrum of Middlepw·t was maid-of-l10nor. She wore a blue ballerina dress and carrid a bouquet of pink, b\ue and whit , carnations. Miss Cheryl Lon ·• ~islcr of the bride, was junio~ bridesmaid. She olso wore a b.t l· lerina blue dFcss and carried a bouquet of pink, blue and whil ' carnations. Mr. Jack fltniaon, brother or the grQom, was best' man Mr. Douglaq Long andj:dr. Larry Long, b'rothcrs of the br1de, were ushers. The bride's mothbr wore a navv blue dress with pink aecessonr:<; ~alions. Following the reception held in the church social rdom, the cou - 10 11un~ tr1d11 Dn 2 dr. Sed11n. New Buick trade-in. Extra nice for model • • • $995 • palms, fern and the seven-candle l!andeJahra. , A half hour of nuptial music was presented by Mro. c. o. Chapm~n, organist,. and Mlsa Donna Will, vocalist. Given In marriage by her brother, Mr. Gene Long, the bride wore a gown of Ch8111illy lace and nylon tulle over slipper satin. The filled bodice featured a sabrlna neckline with sheer acrolls of irrideacents and tiny points over the hond1. Lace scrolls lPclreled the hipline of the bouffant s~lrt of layer& of tulle and termlnlated at the floor. Her finger-tip veil of. 1heer Im- tt'te11 mtdt at sacr\fl,e pricts. Rush in now anct nA$1lOL1111 Sae The Complete Line of Eastman l<odak Cameras, Dar~ Room O"tfits~ · Film, Cases, Gadget Bo'~:-;; .· ... ·. . ported illusion was caught to a AGIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAtt\ILY $7.45 CAMERA ''~m il v, Mr. and Mrq, c. F ~hkeslee anrl da,lghtf'r, Jennifer f') rov .. Engene Brown Mrs. Ch~rles LT. and MRS. ROBERT DENISON The RuUand Methodist Chute' ert Denison, son of IJir. and. Mrs. was the •etting, Sunday, Sept. U Carl Denison of RuU,nd. >t two-thirty o'clock for the w4d· The double-ring ceremony was ding of VIrginia Long, daughter performed by the Rev. George Da· of Mrs. Helen Long and the late vi.! before an altar decorated with Mr, Long of Rutland, to Lt. Rob- while chry1anthemums, gladioli, I \ I ll!'l ' ' ersmeer nnd Mrs. r.Jo\·d MnorP ·PRESTON MOTORS A-1 A-1 -oPE ., ' ' _rthur Hovt . Mr11. Havman Bg!''ltfZ, Mrs. Kenneth Finle v, Mr ~ nd l' . .. Simple, sure, smart-nq wonder it's the world'• 1101t populor camera. Just load, aim, and shoot for grand plctvrtl by IU~ or by Rosh. Get 12 big, sharp block·and-whltt or co!OI pic• tures froM a roll of fllm. Como in todoy for lull deiallt . Mrs. Leo 'J.rose nam ed abnve and Mr. and Springs and nine youth anl one adult, Mmersvtue. The next meeting will be held at the Rock Springs church on , January 20, 1958. - w~(AMERA· Smith tn 1 \fr.'l. T. A. Downie, Mr. and Mrs ~RIAL VIEW OF MEIGS CO. FARM OF ·fEEK. BROWNIE Uncheon. It was decided to bav~ ~ potluck dinner and gift ex ~ b an !le at the next meetina ..Qn "'.uesday, Dec. 17. " Refrf'shmPrtCI WE're SE'rved bv host group. Attending were five youth and one adult from Alfred; three youth and one adu lt. Rock , Chester, Ohio session 1 Me". A solo "Deep Down In My Heart" by Myrna Maag and a film "How Honest Are You?" conclud· ed the program. The meeting clo!ed with the MY!' benediction after which re· freahments were 11erved by the . .,-' ntin el Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, November 23, 1957 ' ~--~~~~------------~--~---~~~~~---------------------- Friday, DC'C 6. Each la rly wa 3 requested to bake a p:e for t11e ed with group singing of "Cleanse Walton Farm ~----------------------------~--------------------------------~- --~~-------- VOL lX NO. 188 there was a di.~cussion on tbt balaar to be held at lhc churc:1 .the duet and "Ivory Palaces"lfost by group. Paula A Sayre Myrna Maag opened the program follow· S•nd•u, NfW. 24, 1157 SholgDJt ind-_RIIle ..._ Trap and Slffi Targels During the business at y 1 ~ - • Deeetetil'eT)*e,J•teren.OI,.Il•lp~,_•• ~ ton opened the meeting. Following group singing, Mr: Walton read Psalm 125 aJtd oflered pr3y er. scripture A report on the "Booster Meet· TURKEY SHOOT .. - and '· •·t·.... . I her recent tour O\ Eumpe. . _ Leo Crew, pres1dent1 preside., • nd devotions led by Kern\it Wal· reading by Vicky Brown. ~iU.S~~W~al~!.t~hi~St~'"·;;;;~~~~~~F~ol~lo~w~in~g~th~e~m~e:e~tin~g~a~c:hl;ii supper was served. '~saak the United Methodist Church mel Tuesday evening at the churci :tnd show<'d pi c turr~ taken nn Devotion• Jed by Kenneth WigEsther Hayes, councilor, presided atno opened the meeting. Group singing of "The Touch of His Hand and reported ill were Mrs. John on Mine'' and ''In MY Heart There Haye&, Mrs. Ronald Osborn and Rings A Melody" preceded prayer • ·.·. e "'hen the Come-Double Cia" ' or Youth Fellowship met ltonday evening at the Minersville church. ' . .. ., .. -· / ' ' � 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 22, 1957 carson humphries kaspar smith