http://66.213.69.5/files/original/68654aafe38c0325b23662b538939b32.pdf 93224e654db920e0b90b417f8111e512 PDF Text Text ' I '·- - --~ ' I ' ' ·. ,·c' ,,,.,i. ' , . • Ro~ bavlnr the1IIOSI preteD~ vaa,:: 1 ~Y ~7r~:g~~-~~ llldi Wilma Blake. OJ\·~ 1 Wllllams call and ,minutes by the aec;retary • Thelma Helll')' The next meetin PTA .. , wlll be a potluck w1tb a l!l:ab ba~ • • • ' I • for Christmas Door prize was WO The CUlton PTA hOJ~ It's ~~Jar by .!largle Rlekard. Refreshmen monthly meeting, NQV. ,l,pt tile .,.,. served to n!rs Thelmalleit grade IICbool. John S~. manq. ing director of the 'Ch~mher of ry, Laura Holland, Mrs Alma John! Commeree, explamed tbe }rl>posed son, Mrs. Marie Sm1tb, Mrs. Helen revaluation and ·~mont pro- Williams, lllr• Geraldme Varian,' gram reoommended by.the Cham· Mrs. Mary Roush, Mr• Mar&iei ber and the Mason ' County Farm Rickard, Mrs Betty CalL llr and Buuau. A shorJ program followed. Mn. Walter Blake, and Mrs. J m"Oihen ih , Mrs. MarJe Sm1th, Clifton Grade 01 ;cbool PrmcJpali was honor<d with ' surprooo birthday party at tlie 0 fiS school, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 21 by the students. when Egyptians celebrated jn honor of t~etr Suri ~¢, ,IIJ •lpe month corresponding tQ our December They believed, tliat Games were played llld prizes' the sun died every night •nd was born agatn in the morning awarded. The door prizl> was won Ill t !at December tnd January brought the by Betty McGrew. a e . . b Refreshments of Ice ueam, when the sun remained wtth them a llttle it 1onger cake and Kool ado were served each day. This waa a season of rejoicing, and the palm trees their symbol, as Uput out a leaf every month and•the twelve leaves symbolized the complete year. A few tbousand years later came the feast of Saturnalia, also held in December but th~ tree the Romans used was a tall conifer, loaded wdb decor~tions. Roman le,ions carried this symbolism ov~r the ,Alps mto Gaul; and aliout ~ B. C the tree was used 111 Yuletide celebrations of the Gerrlians. llundreds of years pap~ and a tree b,ecame the symbol of celebrations connected wiih the patron saint of Ruqja Jnd FAMILY of chUdren--Balnt Nicholas who in )lis lifetime waa Bishop · • • ••· ' 1 of M)'l'a, lp ,..!a minOr. • , •· ' An old leg~nd tells us that the kmdly St. Nicholas unlnten· tionally ' orl&ihated the custom of hanging stockings by the fire at Christina&. St. Nicholas was rich, and loved to make mysterloUJ Jourpeys bearing secret g!fts to the )ioor, For a long time bii identity remained hidden but he wis cauibt at last with hls ~,ci,Qf gjftl op hls ba«~. St. Nicholas' knew an Old nobleman who was very pqor and who did not wan1 anyon~ to know of hls poverty. Wishing to give him a gift of money, St. Nicholas crept to a window of lhe house and saw the old gentleman asleep by the fire. The good Bishop climbed to the roof and dropped his gift down th~ chimney thinking il would fall on the hearth at the noblemiNI's' •1eet. •'However, '•It so happened that the genUeman's daugb~r had hung some ~kings to dry by the fire and the money fell into one of thJm· and from the kindly deed.of the · ,.. ' good Bi shop has grownl ~e widespread custom of hanging stockings.at Chr.lstmas time. The anniversary of sl, 'f~icholas' death In 1087 bteame a festival In the Russian cburch, and ln Ur.!e the n.-me beceme corruoted to Santa Claus and associated with the festivities 'If the Christmas season, with 111 tree, Its decorations. the hollv ~Dif the mistletoe These are the toyous svmbols of Christmas We can keen Christmas merry, observes the Nation&! Board of. Fire Underwriters, liy safegUarding these symbols a2ainst ftre turning I ER~ea~ding~ · ~s~hy~La~ura~H~ol~lan~d,~H~e~le~n~gi~e~C~a~rt~wr~J~gh~t~Th~e~ba~n~ne~r~~~~lb~e~'_~tu~~:en~ts~a~n~d~M~a~r&i~•~~~}~became r A.T CHRlSTMA$, THI VERY lEST TO YOUR ........ """" ''• :t"" ....... .. FROM THE Samsonite family! •.......................• ·~ ........ It ~ ... r! .. \ ... l '* 1-!. , 1: .,. ..... ...••" ~ ...• .... ~ /t ~~t (:: ••Jt ::-";;::-;:--;--:::-~..l',.-.-,--- Mrs. Vary Ro~ah, Mrs. J!velvn Nlchollon, Non~y VanM•te~;. ,Tbol· ''" Henrv. Katie Bass, Betty Call, llfar~le Cortwright, Wllma Bl,oko, 'lelen Williams Alma JobiiJOi, 'ours Hollond M•• Smltb l'etelv· •d many useful gill!. · I' ~~ llj! ~ l ' ~ .. ' I". . ..... ,.. Mrt. • u ••. e· aiill I !~links&lvlng basket for ~ Qeedy 1nd tho NI'Odle.,ork .amlly and al'o discussed pur· local WoQ~Jn's >CI~b woJr'kel1oJ, chaaing material to mak~ robe! zaar held· a com'blned1 The program lncJ.uijed th; ~ov. ~1., Th workers slorles "Give God, Thee 'J'hanka ' ming at 10 a. m. and by Mrs. McFarland and "Where shop ended at ' p m. y 0 ,. Heart Is" by Mra. P6well An jniornlai iun!lleo~ was The group enjoyed a hou•· served dl!l'lng the noon' hour-and and others attending were Ill.'•· 1hostesssos were Mrs. ,John MOt· H L. Dyer and Mrs. !Ierman ran, ge~ral ehairma~. 111d lllra. Layne. · R?bert MeGiotblln and Mrl. Ed· The PTA :~~J· t:;lr November w 1~u~l~~:lhe day membero. 1<1ecting Thursday at the grade ed on vailogaJtema to be ochool at 7:30 p.m. .,lhe holidly11Jom whleb The :t~eeting opened by sin11lng In the upjtairs of the city America and repeating the flag ing Dec. 0·7th. 1 , pledge. Mrs. Paul Powell h~d the Articles '~ado were -Chrlslmas devotions and gave a brief talk on "Being Thankful" which was stockings, klsSinJ rlnc•, tree or· followed by the singing of "Dear naments, tlble runners, plaee Land of Home" by PhyUI&-Boiey, mats,. napkjna, corsa,es, Clirillptas Sheldon Roush, Ricllt Abel, R08S. ••~!:' an~ q~ ~~ Frey, Sbelby O~!leld and Bar· sre tnv~~edm~mcome ~nd vlali ~;r~:o~~ ~~;er wu followed dlf!eHnt b6otba of gi!U, Program chalrma.n, , MM. 0. J. made bakef Coojl\'o.~)41. Bostic introduced 111n. Pauf o.. DINNIR 1 ~.::....,:....::::..:.._.,_,.:....~.l.;.;~ bel former regional PT~ direetor 1 ....:::R""'::u::lt~• .....:. ~;:.:P.:..•rtm.:..::.•.:..n_t,:!!:!.''!!'~~;IJ!J who •n tum Introduced Mrs. J. & Cumminr•. Regional Director ~.n~ Mrs. Jatk Capehart, first. VI"' president or the Wayn~ County council. Mrs. Cummings spoke on '"Poll· cies of The PTA"; Mta. Capehart ' spoke on "Program •·PJannln(1' llld Mrs Oall~l tallied on "PTA work and 1111 Meaning Tb Parenta" ' During the buolnw meeting reports were given and approved. Mrs. George Randolph 1ave ~ / .. ~ ' ~·- ' a.t · • I ,,' ·sooi~! • I o • SJNGLI corY-1& - ------- ~~~· Pa \ ~~~-'-----.:=--- Yellow Jackets Offense Faruf. To Jell Against Panther~~ Pomeroy's 223 pound Junior ~,thorne and 135 ,ft!l.ut¥1 substitute Bill Wilson paired themelves Tban~Jiv~L~a.Y to route the Middleport Yellow Jac~et. 27.0 In a hirtffc.ugltt lootbaU game ma~ked by ·the oomplete inability Of 'Mlaclit. port's offense to move when DRportunlty was at hand. · Pomeroy's victory was the fourth Ia a row over the Jaek~ts who had started the lonJ roajl back thiJ year to gnd ~lril· lty with three season wlBL ft 11&1 the sixth lime In the 33. year,~ 'flf Turkey Day games that lhe Pal> thert had ahut the Jacketl out. II made Pomeroy's HomiiCOIIIInc aweet and complete. ,. The Jackets, who bad\ von'd l' they would "atop Hawtbonte" (Ill· BY IJ.HITED PRESS . ed He ran for 183 yuda,' his ~ The deoth loll began ""nJ of the entire seuon, ja U cmlel rap1dly today near the halfw'Y tor a terrific 7.G yardi 1'01' ta'rJ. mark or the 'our·day Thanksg<v Never did one, and many I~ in~ week end two Yellow Jackets lllnr blollef· M•rltmle tra2edtes on the "' 1ouaiy. The AIISE01fulillitk till tion'• lhltlhway, aqceierated tbe too much brute silengtb. lo '1\i growmg hst of fatalities A lin· stopped on Ibis, hiJ creatqt .dAro ' , h Holiday Deal T0ll Rap1'dly • (n us Mountm-- ~'!u0~11 ~~hl!~ !~.,.:!~rat~~ •'•II•~ h"!' par.•t• Mr. and Mrs Lfw Hoffman, Frl6ay, Mr. and Mr1 Hamson Robinson '"d sons visiled 111r. and Mra. llrank McDermitt at ~tart Sun· dav. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Oliver, , STANLIV DINNII Mr. and Mrs. Luther 'J'ucller ae. A; Stanlev hostelS dln~r Pllll companied Bob Oliver back to was held at the Pt Pleasant Hoole colle~e. l!all, Nov. 22 at 6:30 p rn. lfoslel,l· 11"· Dana Lewis and Mlna we~e •• from Clifton attendlna were to Pt Pleaunt Thtll'lday. llfra Dana Lewis, Mrs Lloyd Wll· Mll Kerman cartinlcht, local, llamo, Mrs Belva Roush. and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Cart· 'IRSONAU lght and oon returned hqme Mr. William B88S of Bowen. turday lrom Indianapolis where town., Ohio spent tho week end II they attended Rev. Oral Roberti 'til home 1 aervlcea 1 Mr. snd Mrs. Tom William• of Mrs. Wlnefred Holl,nd attendo!d HunUngton visited Mr. ancto Jlrs. church IM!rYjtel at Hallwpod Sa~ Lloyd Wlillams and famliy over ay and Sunday nl~ht. the week end Jlro. Betty Ca11; J»~ila:IM ~.,. Mr. and Mrs stanley Colley and rle, Mrs. MaJ'Ile triif")¥i'ljlil tnd lomilv, M" James Cunn•··hanl Elaine, Mra. Clara WllllaJIIB, Mra. ~.. Dana Lewis, attended a talent and fol)lily or New Haven visited a'ow at Lakin glyen by the New Mr and :.Ira Dana Lewlo lho past ' I wd week. !Iaven Mothera Club last e ••• 1 M ' \I Ch 1 Aid h 0 r day evening r an.. Mason vi sitedr! Mr ar andrs Mra "'Chor· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henry, Mrs les Cartwright sunday evtnlng Geor&e Burna and daughter, Cher· Mrs. Rosa King and children of yle were lu Parkcrsbure Wednee· Letart vlslied Mrs. Betty can and day. family sunday. Mr and lin Clarence Ward of NI.V HAVEN, W. 'io. Columbus spent lhe week end PURPOSI CLA$$ ' CLIII with Mr. and Mrs Oscar Honr!. The Purpose Cluo ol the St THe Novemller meeUng of the Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson and Paul Lutheran Church met laa' Chtrokee Farm jVomeps Cluh aon, Arnold, visited relatives in Wednesday 11 the home of Mrs wu held Tuesday at the home of Columbua, over the week end p, J, Wolpert with Mrs. Otto Mr1 0 J. Howord Jr. Mrs. Clllford Johnoon, looal, and Grlrmn as co-hosteas. The mcelino President Mro.. Lawre~ce Clark Mr. and Mrs. llarold Young of was 0 jl;;ncd with a hymn and opened tbe w1th group MB8on motored to Parkersburg on Mrs. Wolpprt ;ave the devotiohs slnglnt an~ Monday. Mrs. Lloyd Rouoh pre~lded Mrs. Ven-.' V1sltm~ Mrs Clara Williams d~rlng tlte bue:ne,s meeting and tl•n• altd Mrs. and Ann last wock were Mrs. Paul 1 nominating commll ed prayer, .!fhe 'rr:~nt'h':'un~:~~~~ Stewart, West Columbia, Thuradoy, elect new officers. Thr topic vial ' "Let'a and Mrs , Bill Mc.llcrmltt, Mrs. col!lmlltee named jndude Mu. Ment•l l!Jno,ss" , and Dorothy Murphey and Mrt. Schu· WUUam McFarland, l\lrs. Grlnlm prepared a b,ox, for ariz of Pt. Pleaunt on Wednesday. and Mrs. Howard waaen~l•. ol Lakin Hospital. · , Mr1. Thompson, Vernon, Tbe a Chrlst1111s flano were made to bold · 'R Dee. JB. it' 6 dlnne~ al ~hi ftolne of lln.DDug. All lhvltatlun lao Rouoll, Dec. at 6 p. m. the Golden Ruin Mrs Alva will hav• buabandal to ~I· ~he . A table wa• ap• l.he llillllnt'ed (10 liftpare tables and 'oyed \llri. Mrs. Wolpert. llr<: 1 tilimOIDd are "'tell, WIIUam 1!~n~t~~~~~~~~~~ Grimm and Mt•. .,. ~~~~~~-- ..t....-"'-"__.__, - - - ru·- ·•w"- local s<hool She also lllllloulloed the Dceember Council meeU~1 wlil be held 'on 'Dec. 2 at Mount Flower. / Mrs. Morgan onnounced · that . First Atd classes j\>111 'begin early in Janufry wllh Ralph Gibbs Jr. • . 11 Instructor. The organlzstlon · vot~d U! re· • new tbe town's Cub'Scout chiortor. On Dee. 2, a stpdy dlscu 111on grouP.. will be h~ld 1fllh ~'l· Jac% , Flesher aa lea4er ' '' , The petition tp b01 clr.cill~tid containing the · reeommendatlop< necessary to raise property · taxes and betler our school condition• must be sent to Pt. Pleasant b" ] Dec I. PTA members are urged to carry out th11 project. which i a!reels the residents ol the entire vicinity and county. The room count was lied b· I • Mra. Foley and )Ira. Fayp Smtth. l t~erelo{e eaeb roqm will receive 1ft a'fnrd: - · , 1 '!!he ifOUp enjoyed ,' rofresh· l menls at adjournment. ,' , .!lias Goldye Hart a~ted as re•utrar. · • : • ,~RTY , A Fac·Maid party WIB held on I Nov. 19 at the home of Mr< Davey Miller, with Mrs. Adrian La\he:r aa demonstrator. .Janel NlcbQls won the door prize and ' refreahmenil were enjoyed by the 8Ue.sta pr~sent. . 1 w •• I .. " I ' Giv• ) ,Samsonite luggage "b••r way to with your family a morry Chrl1tma1 becauoo It 11 tho ;xamwnlft 11 "'' '1 "be11." lt't tlrong - 10 tlr~na you can even ttand on Ill lt't beautiful - with .. dullvt "boHor·thon·loalher" flnilh11 toot Iough olf tculflng, wlpt cloan wllh a damp cloth - and lravol mile ahor mile wllkout loolng their luttro ond luxury! Give Somtoniltluggogo ln Admiral 81us, Rnwh1d1 fmloh, london Grey, Colorado Brown, Soddlo Ton, 8o•mudo Groen, Aillgolor finith. J/11 "Very ltet" to Her wllhr 1. Lodl11' Wordrollt holdt 4 IWIII 01 drtu" Hot lo1, US. wtiJIIdt·frtl, $25, 1 2·''"' ... ""'' ... 2. llckfy nned p.,Mncd O'NUe, 117.50. O'Nitt CoM, 119 .SO. Hon4 Wcudrobt, U5 a.piMI lit ettf:t $12. L lo"*' Word...o,lll.lrol• Co~t, l17l0 I.,IHo 101 ooly 142.10 Jhe "Very ltll"' to Him wflh: 4. Quk~ TrJp,-r l1 ldoof t.r thort lrlpt, l ltJO. Mt11'1 Jonnowtr, •2150 2•flltct llf e"ly t41. s. Twt Suhtt'hokh more doth.., $2l Qulck·TrlpptJ, I ttJO ,, , 1,.. ,.,..,. a.,tec• "' ••,, f44,Jo • AU Transi~tor E 3 SPEED fie atculcnl~ t~ree took olher tral· , school football career for four 'F'lVe persons wer' killed in a two-ear smashup at Oarien, Conn. PHONOGRAPH I TRULY PORTABLE .. tOday. r the.. students and faculty that I !Jblnbgivtng j:-:; the lime when peOple turn to g1 at1tude President Said I · IS 'FUN ·tl• FQR YOUNGSTERS I toward Gl"' Rev. Wnght was introduced by Prmclpal D10hl Fast F~om His nlness .. ' . PLAYS 100 HOURS ON 4 For~ A FLASHLIGHT u'ns keg. $49.9'5 NO A·C CORD, NO HAND WINDING ' ''Sav• Now In Time For Christmas. R.F ,. w ••1 . BoiC.nte Delegation Named To AtJend Lions ,. J \ 5 ClUb'Zone.meet :·,,see ~' . r.. · :~,~ ·Mal~~~·,. \,t', I' '' ·At · ,, 't live!' ' eroy apiece I ~LAYT!¥1 , , . P• gle collisio n 1n Arkanslll k1lled when be wound up 1 four1"e,.-!d!IJI •lx persons and I I ·• i... • • 7 ' ' ·~llrL,~~~~qr, ~ ~..ll;#J:;~ ,....~Y~1~Dfli;P)I~~11Y:Idl!~~~~ll~~ll!!~:~~~·~~tif!IY~,·:;7~;1~9~t7~·~ PqiVell, Mta, •llt~'al'lanJ,, .,...---:"'::"'-,-::""-:'-h'':"'-=-· ~Iong ago_ have come many of·.·~"e.. •es·, Har"' Grimm. Mrs. .John · Rou•~ Frank uoynollls,~r.iri; From the dim ages Layne Mfs. "oyd ,,·eld ~t' rl d t f Ch tma season .... •' .... • ., Gl~~t/i~IN"~ tive tes an cus oms our s . J. Roush I ' The symbolic use of ~ -tree dates back at. least 4;000 ?•, s, . :f.!le · grpup d~cldid to px • The ~br(Jtma.s· SymOOUimofChristma' ·' · s I I .I . .' ., Pomeroy Win Places Them In Fourth Place �•• i _, llif \ rHf,:i,.tfli.r ~Hr~NEI. 1 ., Co.Qig~qtat~~!., ~ffitOrially , ¥f.!Y Sen~nel, Po~eroy·Middlepol1, Q., Nov 29, 1957 .... \ ~J ~t ::.1 ;merkan.4'flan Adds Another Toolln Its Drive Taward Securing War Vetetans What Is Due Them Fot Services The American Legion may have rung the I. to non-member wterans of the two World l .... .... -l ...... ':::.:: }• .,.... •... • ' ......' .., . -~ ~ Jj ! ... 1 ... ll... 1... I ~: If: ~ •• '" ~ I ' •"' Channel3 -Friday 6 45 7 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 00 II 30 12 00 12 30 1 00 I 15 1 15 the British and Indians The ear1y national • '! l ' J '' Wars and K4~, ~~~~ to all the neighbors up and down t~e Street. In tt, the story of Le gion servtces to tile veteran and to the com mumty Is told through case hlstortes arl!! In tbe stmple lnd dnmatic techmqu~ jhat has made the great American comic strip one of our ,most effe¢IVe 1\le\tJUIT\li of mil$! ln!orma· !ion "Saved By The Bell" is for Legionnatres, ' too, as wtj]l as v.~te~ans-at-large v,:ho haven't jomed up, for we doubt very much that one Legionnaire In a doze11 could come close to llstmg all the services his own organization performs "For God and Couqtry". The back cover of the boo!(, for mstance presenll! a ~st or qu,estlons about available aid to vel¥ans wilh ~paces for nine "yes" or "no'' answers, and is headed with an invita lion to "Tt~~t Your Veteran JQ" Unless the reader can answer at least seven of these cor· rectly, says The (.egiop, "you are out of touch witll vetera111' alfaira, and you or your fam lly could suffer loss of b•dly needed benefits". The questionnaire aska (in part). "If a vet· eran dies, do you kqow what help can be had for his widow or children ·from, (a) the Vet· eraQ's Administration, (b) The American Leglon? "Minor disabilities or diseases Incurred in service sometimes get worse and cripple vet· erans in jater years Do you know, (a) what ~nefili are avaUable to such veterans, (b) what s14!ps 111~1 be taken to prove that the original dlaabillly was servlce-<:onnected• "Can you list what preference rights vets have In obtaining public employment, JOb re· ten !ion and promotion in those jobs • Umted States, treated General George Rog ers Clark will neve1 be repeated The veter· ans' orgamzations are assurances. m part, 11 won't Clark nearly smglehandedly by h1s gemus for Indian IIghttng and tremendous phys1cal drive took O]jio, Kentucky, lnd1ana and llli· nots from foreign conh ol His leadership was Invaluable m capturing and holding Kaskaskia, Illmols and Vmcennes, Indiana, and holdmg generally the Ohio River line against the savage Jnd1an attacks spurred by Brtltsh presents mcludlr.g rum to the Shawnees and thetr allies The very ground that became Meigs Coun· ty is Clark so1l Yet this man dted penmless, a victim of personal tragedies that were directly tra~e­ able to 'r trginla's and the first U S Adndnls· !ration's refusal to honor obligations he htd incurred In raising suppltes and troops for his campaigns Years later, long after Clark's death In 1818 some compensation was ordered by Congress to his family But the tall, red-haired, early champion of frontier America, the Idol of Daniel Boone and others of his kind, knew nothing but sorrow and actual shame for the country that would not pay for the acquisition of what Is now the Industrial and agricultural heart of the world's most power· ful nation ' Con sidetable Just.ifi~ation , - f+lr,i II 10 WeatherllJisl • 1115 Nlte)Vatch 12,3Q ~~Off .. Channel3-Saturjay I 8 15 a 30 9 30 10 oo 10 30 II 00 11 30 Sign On Cutle 3 Rm!J Watch Mr Wli&rd Howdy Doody ADdy's Gang "' ! C1ttle Feeding _I!Jot•lil!l 'llOlldtiY evening, NIJV 25 ~ ~oiDld out for each 4ollar wol'!h 9!• (eed fed a reful'fl from dairy (ltedJna 11111 be four t1mea thai of bee! It WIJ also pomted out that many other faetors must be conSidered before thiS kind <if returns may be oxpet'.ed Those attending were Paul lloo••· Harold Cll'llahan, Ray. It was Fury Cap~ &llant 12,00 Mid Sll!Pman Parade 1 oo Fo~tball Fanfai'C I 15 Army-Navy Game , 4 45 Modern Homancea 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 8p1nacb Playhouse 6 15 Sporh !:ye lllOIId 'En'!n, Cllf!Orll' . . .1., Harold G Rouo~. Andy Crou, Tbtmas Sayre, !Jan Sllllth, Doug· las Cltcle. RaY Hed~IU, Charlila Thelu, Jumor Salm, Paul Ervin, Ho~d Ervin. lltYtnoll~ Furbee, 6 25 Weathercast 8.30 News l'!cl~ 6 45 NBC News 7\)0 Death Valley Deys 7 SO 8 oo 8 30 U.QIJ 8 30 10 00 SeJitinei tlus past made view pf the Farm of the above as bemg that to Mr. 8lld Mrs Delbert Gaul near Chester Mr Gaults the son of J M 08111 of Sumner 1dentifymg the photo thl,s ~":, ~~:;rH;::d~ B~~ week were Mrs 1\.• C Randolph of Ch~ster, Dorothy Hendricks o( Pomeroy and Sarah Circle Ag tn~ ' ~f Racme.ln last week's ldentificahon the farm was erroneously Identified 1111d should have > ') ~een the farm or Clinton Gilkey Jr of Harrisonville NICHO'I~ I~' JV•• to show H11hlgan how hmny, Ricky Otter, Tbomaa Ratl almost double the nornal llleh· W ~· done.. 1 Elizabeth RC!chert. Donald Roach way count of a l)on.boliday per'J'It•t evening Joe had a moVIe John Smger Freddy Slat.r. Da 1 10d of slnular tenJib, IJG. ~te with hl.o beat girl whose v1d Wtley, Charles Swackhamer, na'me was Diana The band then Benoy Wtlson ' preceded to play a pleasing rend! I Uon of the currently popular tune "Diana" (Contlnuod '""' P... ~) In aoncluslon, the group lonned Thpre wlll~ be no •dnubiJirillon the lradltlOaal blook letter PHS (Contlnutcl FI'OIII Pa" Ont) coots u.volved ln the PTO~ G~ING formation ln honor ol the Senlor Welker and Connie Woodgeard Per~hn• Wloblng ~ IJIQqiO!: a btad members SOPHOMORES: Etsle Arnold, ihOPPlhg tour lor one or )DOI"IPOf Brown and Mary BurnBida, Unda Crow, Terry the children are wed to eqm· , Tom- Cull•m•. Sharon ll<iuglao, Amotd plete lhe accomplnJ[nc appU~-~ Ieen Evans, Mark Grueser, Ernest Hall and Philip Harrbon, Joan ;H.olt, Roger liOn ~ank and mall to ..JiJete An ~ ~W. thtr IG811t Sue Leifheit, Mtnada Murray Shoppb~ Tour, P 0 Box 4, Pom Joe.l~Ur, 'p....... W.W' I"' ....,, """ Arn· Bill Newman Bame Phi!Ups, San eroy, h10 ·• .a:atqeofWC.S,at;-dra Potts, Charles Riffle, Boyd Nome of Chlldren 1 lieu« nteoflar fi~ ..... lljlseberry, Nonna Roush, Edward Addrm • .... .., iJIW lio, tlio fsi!looig. ' Rickard, Darlene Sm1tb, Smith R Parentk NaJIIO Smith, Carolyn St ClaU', J,n!Ce Amount Enclo~ ( r. Tbomas D1ana Watson Jean Web- 1 )PI ease uae lh'e .ayoee , •· d ...-dl,l t ...... ster .,e 0 y llitioiollJ to beaorJ Lilt For My ContribUtion lloo'l wail till too~~,.. POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH NfNTH GRADE Ruth Brothers,, Your Name Ploue tiuwafi JO:GI broiler ~David Brown. Dorothy Brown, Ed MAIL TO Jayeee Shepplnc Tour na Carman, Lmda Chapman. Dor P 0 Box f 1 Saber of London eourl ol Ll!&\ Resort ' ¥-S!Iuad The Thin Han Ll(l ollliley ~valcade of 3!1'1~ 10 4t I!iJd Barbel's ~., • 11 Nowa He~tf oo Cha11nel8-Frhlay 8 oo Ca~laln Kiq~o 8 ~ CllS1 Newa 9 oo Mord~f ~pt~w• • A.••~. _,~--- State's Co~ty TB Units .,"'....... : :: 10 00 11.30 12 qo 12·10 12 15 12 30 12 4ll 1 00 1 ~o 2 00 I . I I Servicemen Mr Arlam, & ~· •t ~o Football ijl&bllf~ J Tbe Wae Up J : '> l'ersqa, w ferson )' New! Scannln& The Late P.-rino ' · Chows ' " G'Y'J'l' M~Pte Strike It 1\lch .. I WJ' EH 12:J9 p.m. , Doily Qn 990 •pot On Your • Coates Dale Cole, Bonme Dicken ley, Enc Hart "~~ 1 Ch~nnel13 ... Friday 9 44 , Silll On 9 45 MomlDC llovle 11 00 Adventure!J In Learnlnl 11 110 Neighbors 12 ~ Noon New• 12 15 cartoon Club ~~-~ ~~1~: Wade Show MoYle Matinee 1·411 Pat and Mike ~ 00 American Bandstand s 30 Do You TrUst Your Wife! 4.00 American llandstand 0 00 Buccaneera 5.30 Mickey Mouse Club e·oo Clfloon Club , ~ 25 Five Star Final G~ Newa 7 00 High Tension 1 30 Rln Tin Tin , .00 Jim Bowie 88:30 Patrice :t4unael Show &·00 Fr.lik sfnatra Show 8:30 , 'bate with the ADgela 1 liO ,,f"( I W. Cetumbia, W. Va. "tt-Gfr' .. ;.::.. .. , . " Feed . '' Mj~dleport High for HAULING SERVICE PROVICO MIL~ING ·-and· FllD CO, . ' ' l'llone 110 , ' ', . • • IA!oao..teal Way SEVF.NlH GRADE Dand Arn· old. l anet Brown, Kathern Conkle, To The COQLING and HA:MDLIMG -Of M'LK Charlene Dtehl Ronnu( Dtsney AI· Jan Downie, Tqmar:1 Fmlaw, Steve • Gor_by, David Gordon,·Pamela llobst.twr (ConHnutd From Po~ Ont) Ethel Hysell Je•mfer Lohse, Woodgerd Sue Yeaugul Sharon Mitch Regg1e Phabn Mary Freshmen 'l'homas Anderson Radford, Paul Sprouse, Carolyn Cmha ArtiS, Judith B~tcher, Vaughan, Sharon Walker, 811! Cbtistme Coal!, Ba~bara nnd Westen and Tommy ~bite BellY Covert, Don Erwin, Kay Jelllunion, David Lyons. Karcu McElhmny, Susan Probasco, Su ean Pullen, Jacklyn Ratliff, (Continued From Po.. Ono) Dorll• Ru:e, Rosetta Richard>, Judy Sauer, Sonez. Wilt· olftc1afs pointed out that a nor· . TltACTOR 'S-ALtS ' l'HO:'OE 419 I POQIOY I mal four-day period In NovCi\1 ber would elalm 500 ll\•es So (ar, 34 state5 have reported North Carolina and .Connecttcut SGFT WA-TER SEI\VICE 8, and 7 each m Inrl1ana, -and New York state also crs, Filters, CULLIGAN • • ~•·-" ' SOFT WATER SI!RVICE II~~'CU:tli~ini~ I FULTO~ - THQMP~N ' . trame deaths and Ohio led tb• nation with 1~. followed b' Call forma 12. M><hlgan II llhn01•. Fllii!M, Stfl Water Sli !II FOR Mlnerrrille ''.. Sw~ckham ' ' ,_,, Plttnel111-lCarl97 Finest Autolll;lUo ur Semi Au· John All~no;. Bachtel, Janet Bechtel. Richard Bryan Carla Gil Carl LeFevre Russell McEI A.8 late fatahl!f's cuntmucd to pour In, the Wednesday nt~ht and Thuuday death total surp" sed tho count made by United Press last when 1110 persuns d1ed m dur>ng the one-daY ·I holldar The number w" Hils ILWAYI DOINf 'IllES£ 'lllOII&IIllVL tJ'I'UJ 'llt!HII$-WIIN1li 'e SIICW ME IE N'II!K\\l51 :.IIGFID~MIW DOHUMIRI I • I = ' Duane Smtth, Asendth Tracy, Judy Vaughan, Darlene Watson, Mtke Werrv and Charlene Zundell H9liday Death IJIGBIR PROfl'fS '" SOLAR MILK MINDER Penny :\!oore, Terry Ohlmger, , . , · · · &lZO · .. .. • .... • 5993 . .. ....... 97.9 ,~: , 10 'weeki, !days ~Tti SOLD . . • . • . . . . September 25, 1157 AVEIAGE WRIGHT PER JIIRD .. .. · 3.8. FlED CON.VEII$ION , .. .. .. · · .. .. 2.3B TOTAL COST P!R-POUND-OUJEA'I' . 14.9 5 30 Saiurday Newa Revlp.w 5 ~ Peroonll Profile ~ 1 Mar>lyn Pnce, Jackie 'Seldenable, -~ICK!I 1 STAitTED . . llitl)~Bi!R SOLD .. I .. uvu•IUTY ~ ~ ~,~l:t~:Vie Hatinr. ' • 00 All star ~H a00 Football Seortboard ~, f ~i,.:;... L... WOMAN FillED Wadeson Jack1e Thomas. Nancy Woodgeard and Sharon Young, EIGHm GRADE Anna Arnold, l!1ke Bowen, Joyce Buckley, Rol· and Carpenter, M1ke Fultz, Walter Gruescr, Allen Hamm, D~nniS Kapple, Barbara Logan, J•dl" Mil ler VIRGIL LEWIS coit\ c R,... Paula Sayre, Michael Swatzel, AniiT ' .~·~ ·'- ~:tVES YOV MONIYI . ' f ·Here's The Stoi'Y rom: 12 1 8 llO 9 00 110.00 :o 30 l l0'35 1~ 30 : j1{ I State Trooper Ne)VI Theater 13 Sign Off Theae Our Children I Play of the Week Sherloc!(laolmes Keep 1t In The Fanli!i bll ' Country Music Ju ~~ .• •• Lawrence Welk , Kite Watlace in~e1, ' Mayflower News I 20th Centun> Tbea~, $len Off • .-.oil ' II' ~ '. ' ChanneiU TllluHIIR ~ sign on ' 6 00 6 30 1 00 1 30 I J ' ' Nora Mae Bolin of Middleport ,.IUIII.~.., Charlesanna fles~ Robei'ta Hoo- wao fmed $10 and costa ill Jfayer ver, Kaaron Kelton, Terry Krilgbt, I c 0 Fisher's C!Wr! Wed~ on ' ' ' John McM•rray, Nelora Mossman. charges of 1ntoxicabon. • • Neilolitloe,-ow;/ MiChael Roberts, Carrnl Sargent, J f;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;=.;;~i;;;;~F.~o::;::;;;;;:;;;;::;:;::i?;:::;;=. ' .! .... . . na~~~~ Pomeroy Oh10. Carolyn Edward<, Margaret Hand WHTN-TV C"annel1~ 10 oo 10.30 11 oo 11 15 12 30 I UADY FOR YOU I whlppln& a pupL 108 ShoppJnlfl • - Tour . -,· pOmeroy Semor , *=• We''f.e Trav,led Fat THE DRMR'$- g~ln:'l';tate N,wa 9 00 9 3G 10 oo 10 30< 11 110 11 ()(j 11 10 Newa at Noon Katie a "'lmaoac 9 00 Not I!Y Love ol Life ~ !10 cavtain K!~~~r~~,Al'llt~ Search for 'l'omot'l'OW 10 30 Mlgbty llouae qutdlng Lllbt ' 11.00 Learn to D!)l!f"\ "i:~~X: Katie's Kilch~p 11 u Garden club ";li•!!!li~-~;~_: e1 As the wor{d Turns 11.30 s,turday Plf,fhqulif ·t :~ B~at t~.F Cloc\ 12 00 J1mmy Dean Show ,• liou~~l' 1 oo Tbe LOne. ljQI!f., . ·, • 3 00 Big Payod 3.00 Hockey (Proleui01111l by 1.\ari~e li'D trr<:lll~IP'!9~r:!_l~~~~ 1 S 30 Tbe ~diet Ia Yours ~ ~ 'llY' Cia!'room { ;_ 4 00 Brjgbt~r- ~ay 6 ilo 2nth ~'@n\ury 1 PUNISHMINT ALLOWID • 15 Secret Storm 7 :OO Gdld!~ Playhouse , RAL!i:JQH, N C UP -Teachers 4 30 Edge of Ntght and principals In North Carolina 5 00 Mystery Theater 78J) Perr)l lllfib' Sbo"" public •chools may 1mpo10 "reas- 8 30 Your Esso Reporter \ 3 00 Die~ &ft "~ ·puohesc, onable • corporal punishment upon 6 45 Sports Parade" 0 00 Gale S orm Shqw erring pupils under the law As 6 55 Weatherman g 30 Hal'll Gun, Wtll 'ill'~ slstant ,\tiY Gen C(au~e Love 7 00 llr Dislr~ct AIIQmey 10 00 Gunsmoke 1 sa>d the alate COI\rtsrequ~ PfOOI 1 •t 10 30 Official Deteotive of excesstve Ioree cau"n' R~ma 7 0030 TrPisyhkodll'lowen o "' l;iJ;" !"~ ' I' ~I ;w Up-lo-\i&mmute NT tn'!ln'jl or mWilce toward -,Pu & ac ' !L 1 ' I 4hJO The 1,81.; Show a~y teacher ean 1te con• ~ 30 ~aue GreyUhe e1 c~:~~s~r!I;!!~~~r!~Cf!'e9l u;··~!H the Oh1o Tuberculosl!; a11d Health Aasn , said tollay moft Thus, the Amencan Legion Is one organ(. the state's county T8 umtJ have already l!lllrted to cb¥'1i• zatlon that prides itself, with considerable over their x ray progi~ms from a community-1\'lde to 11 selec· live basis justification, on securing for war veterans "The process Is already well begun m Oh1o," he said. benefits commensurate With sacrifices they Louu' statement came after made. the U S Public Health Service patl 0nls when they are first ad to 11eneral hosRilala. In some quart it · railed for on end to moss Hay nltted Seventy-two out of 178 general ers IS popu 1ar to throw f programs because of unncccssar) hO!!pltals 1n Ohio were ta~mq "Do you know of any special help for the criticism at the "special privileges" sought rad.,lion d.mgel! to the general routme admlsslon Nms by th~ for veterans by their service organizations public hi~er education of veterans' children'" The rerommenddlo.n was sen• end of 19M, he Jild, and 1everul B thi k t f h u n o w at our natJOhal mind sh~uld to the local aod atale ~ealth o' more have beeun Ia recent Quick answers to these and a lhousand othbe were no benefits for vei>Jrans mcluded In flcel'li and wus b.,ed upon fmd month! er questions are to be ij~d, as the booklet U S. pn&y , lngs by a not•onal COiijDlllt~c of "Th\! 'I an Increase of 44 •Uih progralll• '•fnfe·-~end oi IilllS" - points out, from tlle" setvlce Officer of the -T experh 1 F or one thing the cost of war would apLouis said l 'A .ma19r>ty of these Membm ol the group '""lurlorl Legion Post - along with his help and that were Inspired b~ younty TB as pear so cheap that diplomats could play the Oh>o lleullh D~rect01 Rolph of the entire national orgamzatlon behind aociati&ns and many of them iame of power poht1cs with gay abnndon ~:o~~n~~~ ~\ 1,;,os~i\h~tog!~~ were financed In part by Christ· him Permit veterans to go unrewarded like land and Cuyahoga County Health mao Seal funds " Louis said patients entermg Gen Clark and soon there would be no will D•&:~~;~·~n~ealth otrlc~als 831 d x- general hospitals arc a high ing candidates for the clttzcn armies that ray surveys In the lut11re should rl.lk grm\p with an active TD Our nation, supported by a majority of have allowed America to hve In a world that be restricted to the · gre~test ease rate t~ree times that o! the aenernl pijbllr public opinion, ha~ traveled far from the has mastered the atom but has failed to chart risk' group• The O~lo Til assocwtlon direct days of the taking of the Old Northwe$1 from Its heart • • - . Those lm hulo low mcume earn· or snltl mobile units 01 e now erR non • hltcs old foll<s, gen· bemg sehed~i~a In nre~s Ql high end QlH!sta ut Mr unrl M111 Ra> eral hDspital put1enh, ('00\tt'ts. mk among the general populo mond K1ld•r nursing hol)le ~allenls, todd lion so that cqulpmcgt can be UiCd most produollvcly 1'hc !lmnebul!llers Cl"" of the I -_r . handler, arid others a, Iotti. Aclt Slack Nawrcno Church mel at the hom• s~r communities were ur~ed fo Tho J.oy•l flelporl Cl ..a of Dr Dwork said he .,pecta ... USB the tuberculin &kln tmt 85 lAc the 1\Jbyry Metho~~~ Cburc~ or Mr and Mrs U>onnrd Bass 01\ many Ohio counties to abandon _ (JrSt step In discov~rmg tuber~ mel at ~ home of Mr ~nd Mrs Nov a2nd Their nc:.:t meet n ~ 1 their >llllSY testing prograou after will be ~old on Dec 20 at the culosis 1'hc PubliC llcalth Ser· Oal'l We,ae, Nov t8th lor their v1eo s01d chesl • ra)s should be local he~lth officials recei~e lor mooting and Thanksglvtne din home or !tlr and Mts l cRoy Wat son nt Mlnor.vllle with an " limited to thooe showmg a pn~l· msJ word of the Public Health ne1 with each member brinJIIng Service's recommendations chanse of gilts Att<11dlng WO!< ' live reaction to the skm test a covered dlsb Present were He sa1d local groups wlll be Mr and Mra Allred Ruschol and Seve;ty two squ;re lnehea of Lou" sa1d Ohio beg•n working Mr and Hr. William Houdaobelt, urged to carry out selective x Mro Dana HYHII, Mrs WUllt"l Mrs Maxine Arnold, Pomeroy. mctll are rallying to the cou~e of toward the change-over two years rays "rather than setting up a Elobln.er, Jltl. 'l!olv!n Grimm Mr and Mra Watson lllnersvllh driving aalety Three new Ideas ago In cooperation wlih the Ohio unit on a street comer and let lin. William Holme• loin Borl Rev Roy Wllllams, Mr and Mn using the license plate aa more Health Department, many TB as ling everyone deCide lor himWeess and Mn Royal Tbomaa Donald Moore, Mra Petie Cundiff than a mean• of automobile regl• soclatlons raised the oge limit! self whether to step inside" Mrs Bob l!oore and Mrs Pauline !ration are lalnlna momentum In for chest x·raya and wlihdrel'l Possible radlon danger I 1 MeCUatook many staleo. their emphaslo on ehe•l £1lms 01 school children should be mo J¥nlll!' faat C~~n~~:;hl ~~: 1 Mr and Mra Gilbert Donovan Simply by reviling the system ol school children Quldinl ttar Council, terlal!y reduced by the change ol m,t at tbe and children, Newell W Va llccnso markings or addmg ele· MllJII of the recommcndaUo~! over, Dr Dwork llld lolra Wale t{ov. vlalled recenUy with Mr and ments to the plate 11 can protect for selective xray sumy• hav~ Mrs. Etrhll!ller aaliJ!tln! Mro Welter Cook ond Mr•• the motorist against careie 81 drlv· a good start /" Ohio ot this time' bolt..a. tho Schor! crs and nl&hlllme colllttono and f,ouiS said 'Our TB "'"Ciatlhn, HlliOD Mn Donald Moore and ch1l con help him in tlmea of emer- have been aware for severn! rece,tly 1pent several day• gency ye.., that emphul.o In the TB Colurn~~· with rclatlv" Motorlsh •r• perpetuaUy at the control problem ~as shirting AA-~ .C~MP PENilLETON. C•lif Mrs William Bartoh and ch1l mercy of other cars on the road we have developed plull]l to ,._ (mNc)-Marln, C!" Etnelt W Cincinnati aro vlslll11~ Becquae some of the!e other ears apply tools of det~ctlon on ttw Kauft, aon ol Mf, ori~ MrJ. Chi ._ ., _,j)Jrii!IIL ~!O!~· Joa~-~.Ro "I'! .Em_mell Bartels, to aro manipulated by risky drivers, basis of lfl'e&leot lleed" , llltd Ki~fl ~~ 300 ll'~dlon St • Mn Norma Goodwin, of thoro Is wls~om in 0 a~atem ol TB workefl In ,all of OhiO'• aij Mlddlepor~ Ohlll', took ll!rl In n Pomoroy llcenae pl,te a\lachmenlt devlaed counllea were Informed of na!IQ~ Matirii U' Gro•nd L.indlng Ex by ,author John Steinbeck al develoo111entt •11 along, Lo¥U ercl.se wltti 11\e 1st -Mulne Dlvh· Mr ~nd, Mro Melvin Grimm According t¥ his pi~, a!lfr sold, and 7boran "~ase-llnding" 1~ lll)l'a ~lh Rerlment • d~ltllll Nnv returned 10 their home three ••to acclde•ll a motorist hlg~ risk ll'OUP• "well before 'b~ 12 28 here alter a visit In Columbu• wlll be sentel!ced to attach a sym· announcement thla week" The verjleal envelqpment Opwlth their children bol of bls carelessness to bls II· Aa an example. !,outs Cited the erotlon was the llrtl long·rangq Mr and Mrs Willis Leading canoe plate Steinbeck sufleata a rapid rrowth ol TB x ray1 tot lilt 1\1 Marines \1¥ Jlellcoptor l'!ellr. aad lin. Lttlle MalOn an~ ham and dadthten Connie and Iorge red "D" lor Daneeroua Prev\Ously lleli~1erf: ·••H bee~ chlldltn ed Hre Robert Ttod~ll Barbara apent a vacation In One statea alfeady using the renee- used up to distances of SO mll~•j and ebtiAIND of Beaver Fall.t, P.• ca, Fla . and while there they vh The ll'mbol would remain live Rlal&t roPI!fl a conslde~bl~ here they Hlted troops 130 rallea lptDI 1 w"ken4 with Mr ond !ted with Mr W4 Mrs Fre~ throuehout a prob•tlonary period drop i'n nlabltime rear-end coUI· Inland to an abandoned ~" base loin Emmett lllrttll and Mr Shumway wbo ~re apendtnr the of perhaps three years a~d would alont Refl~ve plates lncre~ near Holtville in Ca!Uornla's •nd 1111. ~arlit Hyaell. winter In Florida They also be removed only If the driver I! vlllblltly to 2,111» loot after llfD• Imperial Valley Mn c;art rtnnlcum ond 1 visited at J4h Wales where accident !ree during that t(me down - a distance wlthm wbldl 1'be exerclae bepn TibeD lbe friend 91 Colum~uo were ....t they oaw "The Great Ma!ller A aecond tel of three aceldonls the driver I• liven sufficient wa~· troopa, rewlon:ed w1th tanto, pleco • ' would brlna a permanent liceme tna ollhe presence of other em. amphibious tractors, artillery, re Ml" Mary Jane Elchloger a revocation With standardized rcflcetlv~ oonnalmnc, moo and naval lUll· at•dent nune at Camden Clark The marked llcenso would thua plates, an automobile owner Whq lire teams, made/an anlphlbloua hoepltal In Parkersburg spent alort other drlverc to beware and Ia conaelentloua about the wo11<i landtne on camp Pendleton's Saturday with her parent.! 111r 1 the threat of llcenae revocation Inc order of bll autq equ1pmerl1 ~~thea. and MTI William Eichinger woulcl exert some dlsclpUpary doet, ~ot have~~~' .VIctim o • ' P<>H9wln1 t~~, 'ln(tlll envelop. Mr aad llro William ~t<hfn preuure on the driver .bh!U~f·; IOD)e'othet d:g:~li*lty lilon\ and eept\lre of Uie alJ! atrlp rer vl!lto~ w!Ut relotlves In Ncl The rl.tlne of the moon onl¥ -11ut until! )JM'i , llJcty m,..,_ b~ 1\0l!Ooptel' tnJOps. an lldd!Uon 10nvllle S•ndly a~dato the ~Jjje!l.llGfll!ll-hy, lb! u,res·m tel -,what• T ai'-UO .Ualher~>!ltl wore; flown risky dr(ver. !\cdaenll on at~li ~cenog P!,tt~ aan Bit •lie of val ltlt*'J, Ma:rlolf lUll Jt~hspott airand hli~WIYI lrelil~ alter nlKb!flll ip ,1110 ijl'rmath o1 resoundllJ~ craft la!llely because of defective ~ellr eras~ elf liW6' vehlcleo ~ '! , .1 llehUnr appnratus or because oara Whe~ nQmbera reach the • -· .c " , , l. parked in <taldentlal areaa are of· f'lJure ataae tile7,<11lusl PENDl.ETON,' Clllf leq o~st:Qred by ahado~. • 118 orow~and thJ result eah - Marine P!e. Lewta L. '91 obllttna to tM drl1er him· eonlullblt lo the mqtorlst aon qf Mr lDd Mn oelf the reap,ontlbU!ty ol •dequate· By replaclnc all-number Hendrix of Syraeuae, ly lllum~ailng other autornoblll' marJd-.1 with 1 in 1 Marine Alt on the road In 110111e unlollln& '+'Y number~ and letters, Itxereloe with th~ the ehanCils o( ayotdlnW nleht col· and mental rttentlon or the 51b Regiment llolo~s can 11.\' ill~•ased 11 conlldert,_bly ~ased elnee DUDL!IiY, Mall UP - The old A 1\Cenoe plate capable of re- dl8ill are ~~·eded More QulnehtJC dlllriOI aahool wlll aoon fleotllll ~..!UIIbta hal been le- '1'•1!1•tawa now ~ . both be turnlnil out plu\(cl laatead of 0 ep~ ali'~ fnswer In am~ a1J4 nu~ ~n Plalu poiplll. A p~ .ljrtn leaaed Ute ata~a ;:outh Dakota, A ~~~· .W,P.t lite a klfooljlrolb> WI towi afttr 1 a~w ~·· " law:J, ~u- ~ 4!11 ~ ~ lot ~ ~~II' :;-..!_11,. , ~ , ;.- to, ljL ...J VIDfile tt:baol ~utltllnl ....GPOIII4- .... • SYRACUSE Sign on Today Romper Room Trouble Wtth Father Arlene Francis SM'il/ Treamtre Hunt Tbe Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You M1d-Day News NovleUme Bride and Groom 3 OD Matinee Theatre 4 00 Queen lor a Day bell, we think, with a new booklet that is shame-of how Vtrgima, and later, fledgling QOW being !IMt!illllted by local posts not only f• TELEVISION GUID • • WSAZ -TV Chan"el !I· I I, k • PtnlaoiiM!etl woo.t~• - , :~-.. Worki,M Do!li ' ~ Alert and Healthy • -,. \ q, ; w ' r ;t Middlepor~ , F~ed 1 Mill. Home OffiCe: LID&lb. Nebraska M1U I• I t ""'\.. MEIGS·IQUIPMENt co... "Where • Cor. 2nd & \ '~ ·r ' .. • "' "' ' ~"' I' k l'~olllit'' ~ ~ �•• i _, llif \ rHf,:i,.tfli.r ~Hr~NEI. 1 ., Co.Qig~qtat~~!., ~ffitOrially , ¥f.!Y Sen~nel, Po~eroy·Middlepol1, Q., Nov 29, 1957 .... \ ~J ~t ::.1 ;merkan.4'flan Adds Another Toolln Its Drive Taward Securing War Vetetans What Is Due Them Fot Services The American Legion may have rung the I. to non-member wterans of the two World l .... .... -l ...... ':::.:: }• .,.... •... • ' ......' .., . -~ ~ Jj ! ... 1 ... ll... 1... I ~: If: ~ •• '" ~ I ' •"' Channel3 -Friday 6 45 7 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 00 II 30 12 00 12 30 1 00 I 15 1 15 the British and Indians The ear1y national • '! l ' J '' Wars and K4~, ~~~~ to all the neighbors up and down t~e Street. In tt, the story of Le gion servtces to tile veteran and to the com mumty Is told through case hlstortes arl!! In tbe stmple lnd dnmatic techmqu~ jhat has made the great American comic strip one of our ,most effe¢IVe 1\le\tJUIT\li of mil$! ln!orma· !ion "Saved By The Bell" is for Legionnatres, ' too, as wtj]l as v.~te~ans-at-large v,:ho haven't jomed up, for we doubt very much that one Legionnaire In a doze11 could come close to llstmg all the services his own organization performs "For God and Couqtry". The back cover of the boo!(, for mstance presenll! a ~st or qu,estlons about available aid to vel¥ans wilh ~paces for nine "yes" or "no'' answers, and is headed with an invita lion to "Tt~~t Your Veteran JQ" Unless the reader can answer at least seven of these cor· rectly, says The (.egiop, "you are out of touch witll vetera111' alfaira, and you or your fam lly could suffer loss of b•dly needed benefits". The questionnaire aska (in part). "If a vet· eran dies, do you kqow what help can be had for his widow or children ·from, (a) the Vet· eraQ's Administration, (b) The American Leglon? "Minor disabilities or diseases Incurred in service sometimes get worse and cripple vet· erans in jater years Do you know, (a) what ~nefili are avaUable to such veterans, (b) what s14!ps 111~1 be taken to prove that the original dlaabillly was servlce-<:onnected• "Can you list what preference rights vets have In obtaining public employment, JOb re· ten !ion and promotion in those jobs • Umted States, treated General George Rog ers Clark will neve1 be repeated The veter· ans' orgamzations are assurances. m part, 11 won't Clark nearly smglehandedly by h1s gemus for Indian IIghttng and tremendous phys1cal drive took O]jio, Kentucky, lnd1ana and llli· nots from foreign conh ol His leadership was Invaluable m capturing and holding Kaskaskia, Illmols and Vmcennes, Indiana, and holdmg generally the Ohio River line against the savage Jnd1an attacks spurred by Brtltsh presents mcludlr.g rum to the Shawnees and thetr allies The very ground that became Meigs Coun· ty is Clark so1l Yet this man dted penmless, a victim of personal tragedies that were directly tra~e­ able to 'r trginla's and the first U S Adndnls· !ration's refusal to honor obligations he htd incurred In raising suppltes and troops for his campaigns Years later, long after Clark's death In 1818 some compensation was ordered by Congress to his family But the tall, red-haired, early champion of frontier America, the Idol of Daniel Boone and others of his kind, knew nothing but sorrow and actual shame for the country that would not pay for the acquisition of what Is now the Industrial and agricultural heart of the world's most power· ful nation ' Con sidetable Just.ifi~ation , - f+lr,i II 10 WeatherllJisl • 1115 Nlte)Vatch 12,3Q ~~Off .. Channel3-Saturjay I 8 15 a 30 9 30 10 oo 10 30 II 00 11 30 Sign On Cutle 3 Rm!J Watch Mr Wli&rd Howdy Doody ADdy's Gang "' ! C1ttle Feeding _I!Jot•lil!l 'llOlldtiY evening, NIJV 25 ~ ~oiDld out for each 4ollar wol'!h 9!• (eed fed a reful'fl from dairy (ltedJna 11111 be four t1mea thai of bee! It WIJ also pomted out that many other faetors must be conSidered before thiS kind <if returns may be oxpet'.ed Those attending were Paul lloo••· Harold Cll'llahan, Ray. It was Fury Cap~ &llant 12,00 Mid Sll!Pman Parade 1 oo Fo~tball Fanfai'C I 15 Army-Navy Game , 4 45 Modern Homancea 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 8p1nacb Playhouse 6 15 Sporh !:ye lllOIId 'En'!n, Cllf!Orll' . . .1., Harold G Rouo~. Andy Crou, Tbtmas Sayre, !Jan Sllllth, Doug· las Cltcle. RaY Hed~IU, Charlila Thelu, Jumor Salm, Paul Ervin, Ho~d Ervin. lltYtnoll~ Furbee, 6 25 Weathercast 8.30 News l'!cl~ 6 45 NBC News 7\)0 Death Valley Deys 7 SO 8 oo 8 30 U.QIJ 8 30 10 00 SeJitinei tlus past made view pf the Farm of the above as bemg that to Mr. 8lld Mrs Delbert Gaul near Chester Mr Gaults the son of J M 08111 of Sumner 1dentifymg the photo thl,s ~":, ~~:;rH;::d~ B~~ week were Mrs 1\.• C Randolph of Ch~ster, Dorothy Hendricks o( Pomeroy and Sarah Circle Ag tn~ ' ~f Racme.ln last week's ldentificahon the farm was erroneously Identified 1111d should have > ') ~een the farm or Clinton Gilkey Jr of Harrisonville NICHO'I~ I~' JV•• to show H11hlgan how hmny, Ricky Otter, Tbomaa Ratl almost double the nornal llleh· W ~· done.. 1 Elizabeth RC!chert. Donald Roach way count of a l)on.boliday per'J'It•t evening Joe had a moVIe John Smger Freddy Slat.r. Da 1 10d of slnular tenJib, IJG. ~te with hl.o beat girl whose v1d Wtley, Charles Swackhamer, na'me was Diana The band then Benoy Wtlson ' preceded to play a pleasing rend! I Uon of the currently popular tune "Diana" (Contlnuod '""' P... ~) In aoncluslon, the group lonned Thpre wlll~ be no •dnubiJirillon the lradltlOaal blook letter PHS (Contlnutcl FI'OIII Pa" Ont) coots u.volved ln the PTO~ G~ING formation ln honor ol the Senlor Welker and Connie Woodgeard Per~hn• Wloblng ~ IJIQqiO!: a btad members SOPHOMORES: Etsle Arnold, ihOPPlhg tour lor one or )DOI"IPOf Brown and Mary BurnBida, Unda Crow, Terry the children are wed to eqm· , Tom- Cull•m•. Sharon ll<iuglao, Amotd plete lhe accomplnJ[nc appU~-~ Ieen Evans, Mark Grueser, Ernest Hall and Philip Harrbon, Joan ;H.olt, Roger liOn ~ank and mall to ..JiJete An ~ ~W. thtr IG811t Sue Leifheit, Mtnada Murray Shoppb~ Tour, P 0 Box 4, Pom Joe.l~Ur, 'p....... W.W' I"' ....,, """ Arn· Bill Newman Bame Phi!Ups, San eroy, h10 ·• .a:atqeofWC.S,at;-dra Potts, Charles Riffle, Boyd Nome of Chlldren 1 lieu« nteoflar fi~ ..... lljlseberry, Nonna Roush, Edward Addrm • .... .., iJIW lio, tlio fsi!looig. ' Rickard, Darlene Sm1tb, Smith R Parentk NaJIIO Smith, Carolyn St ClaU', J,n!Ce Amount Enclo~ ( r. Tbomas D1ana Watson Jean Web- 1 )PI ease uae lh'e .ayoee , •· d ...-dl,l t ...... ster .,e 0 y llitioiollJ to beaorJ Lilt For My ContribUtion lloo'l wail till too~~,.. POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH NfNTH GRADE Ruth Brothers,, Your Name Ploue tiuwafi JO:GI broiler ~David Brown. Dorothy Brown, Ed MAIL TO Jayeee Shepplnc Tour na Carman, Lmda Chapman. Dor P 0 Box f 1 Saber of London eourl ol Ll!&\ Resort ' ¥-S!Iuad The Thin Han Ll(l ollliley ~valcade of 3!1'1~ 10 4t I!iJd Barbel's ~., • 11 Nowa He~tf oo Cha11nel8-Frhlay 8 oo Ca~laln Kiq~o 8 ~ CllS1 Newa 9 oo Mord~f ~pt~w• • A.••~. _,~--- State's Co~ty TB Units .,"'....... : :: 10 00 11.30 12 qo 12·10 12 15 12 30 12 4ll 1 00 1 ~o 2 00 I . I I Servicemen Mr Arlam, & ~· •t ~o Football ijl&bllf~ J Tbe Wae Up J : '> l'ersqa, w ferson )' New! Scannln& The Late P.-rino ' · Chows ' " G'Y'J'l' M~Pte Strike It 1\lch .. I WJ' EH 12:J9 p.m. , Doily Qn 990 •pot On Your • Coates Dale Cole, Bonme Dicken ley, Enc Hart "~~ 1 Ch~nnel13 ... Friday 9 44 , Silll On 9 45 MomlDC llovle 11 00 Adventure!J In Learnlnl 11 110 Neighbors 12 ~ Noon New• 12 15 cartoon Club ~~-~ ~~1~: Wade Show MoYle Matinee 1·411 Pat and Mike ~ 00 American Bandstand s 30 Do You TrUst Your Wife! 4.00 American llandstand 0 00 Buccaneera 5.30 Mickey Mouse Club e·oo Clfloon Club , ~ 25 Five Star Final G~ Newa 7 00 High Tension 1 30 Rln Tin Tin , .00 Jim Bowie 88:30 Patrice :t4unael Show &·00 Fr.lik sfnatra Show 8:30 , 'bate with the ADgela 1 liO ,,f"( I W. Cetumbia, W. Va. "tt-Gfr' .. ;.::.. .. , . " Feed . '' Mj~dleport High for HAULING SERVICE PROVICO MIL~ING ·-and· FllD CO, . ' ' l'llone 110 , ' ', . • • IA!oao..teal Way SEVF.NlH GRADE Dand Arn· old. l anet Brown, Kathern Conkle, To The COQLING and HA:MDLIMG -Of M'LK Charlene Dtehl Ronnu( Dtsney AI· Jan Downie, Tqmar:1 Fmlaw, Steve • Gor_by, David Gordon,·Pamela llobst.twr (ConHnutd From Po~ Ont) Ethel Hysell Je•mfer Lohse, Woodgerd Sue Yeaugul Sharon Mitch Regg1e Phabn Mary Freshmen 'l'homas Anderson Radford, Paul Sprouse, Carolyn Cmha ArtiS, Judith B~tcher, Vaughan, Sharon Walker, 811! Cbtistme Coal!, Ba~bara nnd Westen and Tommy ~bite BellY Covert, Don Erwin, Kay Jelllunion, David Lyons. Karcu McElhmny, Susan Probasco, Su ean Pullen, Jacklyn Ratliff, (Continued From Po.. Ono) Dorll• Ru:e, Rosetta Richard>, Judy Sauer, Sonez. Wilt· olftc1afs pointed out that a nor· . TltACTOR 'S-ALtS ' l'HO:'OE 419 I POQIOY I mal four-day period In NovCi\1 ber would elalm 500 ll\•es So (ar, 34 state5 have reported North Carolina and .Connecttcut SGFT WA-TER SEI\VICE 8, and 7 each m Inrl1ana, -and New York state also crs, Filters, CULLIGAN • • ~•·-" ' SOFT WATER SI!RVICE II~~'CU:tli~ini~ I FULTO~ - THQMP~N ' . trame deaths and Ohio led tb• nation with 1~. followed b' Call forma 12. M><hlgan II llhn01•. Fllii!M, Stfl Water Sli !II FOR Mlnerrrille ''.. Sw~ckham ' ' ,_,, Plttnel111-lCarl97 Finest Autolll;lUo ur Semi Au· John All~no;. Bachtel, Janet Bechtel. Richard Bryan Carla Gil Carl LeFevre Russell McEI A.8 late fatahl!f's cuntmucd to pour In, the Wednesday nt~ht and Thuuday death total surp" sed tho count made by United Press last when 1110 persuns d1ed m dur>ng the one-daY ·I holldar The number w" Hils ILWAYI DOINf 'IllES£ 'lllOII&IIllVL tJ'I'UJ 'llt!HII$-WIIN1li 'e SIICW ME IE N'II!K\\l51 :.IIGFID~MIW DOHUMIRI I • I = ' Duane Smtth, Asendth Tracy, Judy Vaughan, Darlene Watson, Mtke Werrv and Charlene Zundell H9liday Death IJIGBIR PROfl'fS '" SOLAR MILK MINDER Penny :\!oore, Terry Ohlmger, , . , · · · &lZO · .. .. • .... • 5993 . .. ....... 97.9 ,~: , 10 'weeki, !days ~Tti SOLD . . • . • . . . . September 25, 1157 AVEIAGE WRIGHT PER JIIRD .. .. · 3.8. FlED CON.VEII$ION , .. .. .. · · .. .. 2.3B TOTAL COST P!R-POUND-OUJEA'I' . 14.9 5 30 Saiurday Newa Revlp.w 5 ~ Peroonll Profile ~ 1 Mar>lyn Pnce, Jackie 'Seldenable, -~ICK!I 1 STAitTED . . llitl)~Bi!R SOLD .. I .. uvu•IUTY ~ ~ ~,~l:t~:Vie Hatinr. ' • 00 All star ~H a00 Football Seortboard ~, f ~i,.:;... L... WOMAN FillED Wadeson Jack1e Thomas. Nancy Woodgeard and Sharon Young, EIGHm GRADE Anna Arnold, l!1ke Bowen, Joyce Buckley, Rol· and Carpenter, M1ke Fultz, Walter Gruescr, Allen Hamm, D~nniS Kapple, Barbara Logan, J•dl" Mil ler VIRGIL LEWIS coit\ c R,... Paula Sayre, Michael Swatzel, AniiT ' .~·~ ·'- ~:tVES YOV MONIYI . ' f ·Here's The Stoi'Y rom: 12 1 8 llO 9 00 110.00 :o 30 l l0'35 1~ 30 : j1{ I State Trooper Ne)VI Theater 13 Sign Off Theae Our Children I Play of the Week Sherloc!(laolmes Keep 1t In The Fanli!i bll ' Country Music Ju ~~ .• •• Lawrence Welk , Kite Watlace in~e1, ' Mayflower News I 20th Centun> Tbea~, $len Off • .-.oil ' II' ~ '. ' ChanneiU TllluHIIR ~ sign on ' 6 00 6 30 1 00 1 30 I J ' ' Nora Mae Bolin of Middleport ,.IUIII.~.., Charlesanna fles~ Robei'ta Hoo- wao fmed $10 and costa ill Jfayer ver, Kaaron Kelton, Terry Krilgbt, I c 0 Fisher's C!Wr! Wed~ on ' ' ' John McM•rray, Nelora Mossman. charges of 1ntoxicabon. • • Neilolitloe,-ow;/ MiChael Roberts, Carrnl Sargent, J f;;;;;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;=.;;~i;;;;~F.~o::;::;;;;;:;;;;::;:;::i?;:::;;=. ' .! .... . . na~~~~ Pomeroy Oh10. Carolyn Edward<, Margaret Hand WHTN-TV C"annel1~ 10 oo 10.30 11 oo 11 15 12 30 I UADY FOR YOU I whlppln& a pupL 108 ShoppJnlfl • - Tour . -,· pOmeroy Semor , *=• We''f.e Trav,led Fat THE DRMR'$- g~ln:'l';tate N,wa 9 00 9 3G 10 oo 10 30< 11 110 11 ()(j 11 10 Newa at Noon Katie a "'lmaoac 9 00 Not I!Y Love ol Life ~ !10 cavtain K!~~~r~~,Al'llt~ Search for 'l'omot'l'OW 10 30 Mlgbty llouae qutdlng Lllbt ' 11.00 Learn to D!)l!f"\ "i:~~X: Katie's Kilch~p 11 u Garden club ";li•!!!li~-~;~_: e1 As the wor{d Turns 11.30 s,turday Plf,fhqulif ·t :~ B~at t~.F Cloc\ 12 00 J1mmy Dean Show ,• liou~~l' 1 oo Tbe LOne. ljQI!f., . ·, • 3 00 Big Payod 3.00 Hockey (Proleui01111l by 1.\ari~e li'D trr<:lll~IP'!9~r:!_l~~~~ 1 S 30 Tbe ~diet Ia Yours ~ ~ 'llY' Cia!'room { ;_ 4 00 Brjgbt~r- ~ay 6 ilo 2nth ~'@n\ury 1 PUNISHMINT ALLOWID • 15 Secret Storm 7 :OO Gdld!~ Playhouse , RAL!i:JQH, N C UP -Teachers 4 30 Edge of Ntght and principals In North Carolina 5 00 Mystery Theater 78J) Perr)l lllfib' Sbo"" public •chools may 1mpo10 "reas- 8 30 Your Esso Reporter \ 3 00 Die~ &ft "~ ·puohesc, onable • corporal punishment upon 6 45 Sports Parade" 0 00 Gale S orm Shqw erring pupils under the law As 6 55 Weatherman g 30 Hal'll Gun, Wtll 'ill'~ slstant ,\tiY Gen C(au~e Love 7 00 llr Dislr~ct AIIQmey 10 00 Gunsmoke 1 sa>d the alate COI\rtsrequ~ PfOOI 1 •t 10 30 Official Deteotive of excesstve Ioree cau"n' R~ma 7 0030 TrPisyhkodll'lowen o "' l;iJ;" !"~ ' I' ~I ;w Up-lo-\i&mmute NT tn'!ln'jl or mWilce toward -,Pu & ac ' !L 1 ' I 4hJO The 1,81.; Show a~y teacher ean 1te con• ~ 30 ~aue GreyUhe e1 c~:~~s~r!I;!!~~~r!~Cf!'e9l u;··~!H the Oh1o Tuberculosl!; a11d Health Aasn , said tollay moft Thus, the Amencan Legion Is one organ(. the state's county T8 umtJ have already l!lllrted to cb¥'1i• zatlon that prides itself, with considerable over their x ray progi~ms from a community-1\'lde to 11 selec· live basis justification, on securing for war veterans "The process Is already well begun m Oh1o," he said. benefits commensurate With sacrifices they Louu' statement came after made. the U S Public Health Service patl 0nls when they are first ad to 11eneral hosRilala. In some quart it · railed for on end to moss Hay nltted Seventy-two out of 178 general ers IS popu 1ar to throw f programs because of unncccssar) hO!!pltals 1n Ohio were ta~mq "Do you know of any special help for the criticism at the "special privileges" sought rad.,lion d.mgel! to the general routme admlsslon Nms by th~ for veterans by their service organizations public hi~er education of veterans' children'" The rerommenddlo.n was sen• end of 19M, he Jild, and 1everul B thi k t f h u n o w at our natJOhal mind sh~uld to the local aod atale ~ealth o' more have beeun Ia recent Quick answers to these and a lhousand othbe were no benefits for vei>Jrans mcluded In flcel'li and wus b.,ed upon fmd month! er questions are to be ij~d, as the booklet U S. pn&y , lngs by a not•onal COiijDlllt~c of "Th\! 'I an Increase of 44 •Uih progralll• '•fnfe·-~end oi IilllS" - points out, from tlle" setvlce Officer of the -T experh 1 F or one thing the cost of war would apLouis said l 'A .ma19r>ty of these Membm ol the group '""lurlorl Legion Post - along with his help and that were Inspired b~ younty TB as pear so cheap that diplomats could play the Oh>o lleullh D~rect01 Rolph of the entire national orgamzatlon behind aociati&ns and many of them iame of power poht1cs with gay abnndon ~:o~~n~~~ ~\ 1,;,os~i\h~tog!~~ were financed In part by Christ· him Permit veterans to go unrewarded like land and Cuyahoga County Health mao Seal funds " Louis said patients entermg Gen Clark and soon there would be no will D•&:~~;~·~n~ealth otrlc~als 831 d x- general hospitals arc a high ing candidates for the clttzcn armies that ray surveys In the lut11re should rl.lk grm\p with an active TD Our nation, supported by a majority of have allowed America to hve In a world that be restricted to the · gre~test ease rate t~ree times that o! the aenernl pijbllr public opinion, ha~ traveled far from the has mastered the atom but has failed to chart risk' group• The O~lo Til assocwtlon direct days of the taking of the Old Northwe$1 from Its heart • • - . Those lm hulo low mcume earn· or snltl mobile units 01 e now erR non • hltcs old foll<s, gen· bemg sehed~i~a In nre~s Ql high end QlH!sta ut Mr unrl M111 Ra> eral hDspital put1enh, ('00\tt'ts. mk among the general populo mond K1ld•r nursing hol)le ~allenls, todd lion so that cqulpmcgt can be UiCd most produollvcly 1'hc !lmnebul!llers Cl"" of the I -_r . handler, arid others a, Iotti. Aclt Slack Nawrcno Church mel at the hom• s~r communities were ur~ed fo Tho J.oy•l flelporl Cl ..a of Dr Dwork said he .,pecta ... USB the tuberculin &kln tmt 85 lAc the 1\Jbyry Metho~~~ Cburc~ or Mr and Mrs U>onnrd Bass 01\ many Ohio counties to abandon _ (JrSt step In discov~rmg tuber~ mel at ~ home of Mr ~nd Mrs Nov a2nd Their nc:.:t meet n ~ 1 their >llllSY testing prograou after will be ~old on Dec 20 at the culosis 1'hc PubliC llcalth Ser· Oal'l We,ae, Nov t8th lor their v1eo s01d chesl • ra)s should be local he~lth officials recei~e lor mooting and Thanksglvtne din home or !tlr and Mts l cRoy Wat son nt Mlnor.vllle with an " limited to thooe showmg a pn~l· msJ word of the Public Health ne1 with each member brinJIIng Service's recommendations chanse of gilts Att<11dlng WO!< ' live reaction to the skm test a covered dlsb Present were He sa1d local groups wlll be Mr and Mra Allred Ruschol and Seve;ty two squ;re lnehea of Lou" sa1d Ohio beg•n working Mr and Hr. William Houdaobelt, urged to carry out selective x Mro Dana HYHII, Mrs WUllt"l Mrs Maxine Arnold, Pomeroy. mctll are rallying to the cou~e of toward the change-over two years rays "rather than setting up a Elobln.er, Jltl. 'l!olv!n Grimm Mr and Mra Watson lllnersvllh driving aalety Three new Ideas ago In cooperation wlih the Ohio unit on a street comer and let lin. William Holme• loin Borl Rev Roy Wllllams, Mr and Mn using the license plate aa more Health Department, many TB as ling everyone deCide lor himWeess and Mn Royal Tbomaa Donald Moore, Mra Petie Cundiff than a mean• of automobile regl• soclatlons raised the oge limit! self whether to step inside" Mrs Bob l!oore and Mrs Pauline !ration are lalnlna momentum In for chest x·raya and wlihdrel'l Possible radlon danger I 1 MeCUatook many staleo. their emphaslo on ehe•l £1lms 01 school children should be mo J¥nlll!' faat C~~n~~:;hl ~~: 1 Mr and Mra Gilbert Donovan Simply by reviling the system ol school children Quldinl ttar Council, terlal!y reduced by the change ol m,t at tbe and children, Newell W Va llccnso markings or addmg ele· MllJII of the recommcndaUo~! over, Dr Dwork llld lolra Wale t{ov. vlalled recenUy with Mr and ments to the plate 11 can protect for selective xray sumy• hav~ Mrs. Etrhll!ller aaliJ!tln! Mro Welter Cook ond Mr•• the motorist against careie 81 drlv· a good start /" Ohio ot this time' bolt..a. tho Schor! crs and nl&hlllme colllttono and f,ouiS said 'Our TB "'"Ciatlhn, HlliOD Mn Donald Moore and ch1l con help him in tlmea of emer- have been aware for severn! rece,tly 1pent several day• gency ye.., that emphul.o In the TB Colurn~~· with rclatlv" Motorlsh •r• perpetuaUy at the control problem ~as shirting AA-~ .C~MP PENilLETON. C•lif Mrs William Bartoh and ch1l mercy of other cars on the road we have developed plull]l to ,._ (mNc)-Marln, C!" Etnelt W Cincinnati aro vlslll11~ Becquae some of the!e other ears apply tools of det~ctlon on ttw Kauft, aon ol Mf, ori~ MrJ. Chi ._ ., _,j)Jrii!IIL ~!O!~· Joa~-~.Ro "I'! .Em_mell Bartels, to aro manipulated by risky drivers, basis of lfl'e&leot lleed" , llltd Ki~fl ~~ 300 ll'~dlon St • Mn Norma Goodwin, of thoro Is wls~om in 0 a~atem ol TB workefl In ,all of OhiO'• aij Mlddlepor~ Ohlll', took ll!rl In n Pomoroy llcenae pl,te a\lachmenlt devlaed counllea were Informed of na!IQ~ Matirii U' Gro•nd L.indlng Ex by ,author John Steinbeck al develoo111entt •11 along, Lo¥U ercl.se wltti 11\e 1st -Mulne Dlvh· Mr ~nd, Mro Melvin Grimm According t¥ his pi~, a!lfr sold, and 7boran "~ase-llnding" 1~ lll)l'a ~lh Rerlment • d~ltllll Nnv returned 10 their home three ••to acclde•ll a motorist hlg~ risk ll'OUP• "well before 'b~ 12 28 here alter a visit In Columbu• wlll be sentel!ced to attach a sym· announcement thla week" The verjleal envelqpment Opwlth their children bol of bls carelessness to bls II· Aa an example. !,outs Cited the erotlon was the llrtl long·rangq Mr and Mrs Willis Leading canoe plate Steinbeck sufleata a rapid rrowth ol TB x ray1 tot lilt 1\1 Marines \1¥ Jlellcoptor l'!ellr. aad lin. Lttlle MalOn an~ ham and dadthten Connie and Iorge red "D" lor Daneeroua Prev\Ously lleli~1erf: ·••H bee~ chlldltn ed Hre Robert Ttod~ll Barbara apent a vacation In One statea alfeady using the renee- used up to distances of SO mll~•j and ebtiAIND of Beaver Fall.t, P.• ca, Fla . and while there they vh The ll'mbol would remain live Rlal&t roPI!fl a conslde~bl~ here they Hlted troops 130 rallea lptDI 1 w"ken4 with Mr ond !ted with Mr W4 Mrs Fre~ throuehout a prob•tlonary period drop i'n nlabltime rear-end coUI· Inland to an abandoned ~" base loin Emmett lllrttll and Mr Shumway wbo ~re apendtnr the of perhaps three years a~d would alont Refl~ve plates lncre~ near Holtville in Ca!Uornla's •nd 1111. ~arlit Hyaell. winter In Florida They also be removed only If the driver I! vlllblltly to 2,111» loot after llfD• Imperial Valley Mn c;art rtnnlcum ond 1 visited at J4h Wales where accident !ree during that t(me down - a distance wlthm wbldl 1'be exerclae bepn TibeD lbe friend 91 Colum~uo were ....t they oaw "The Great Ma!ller A aecond tel of three aceldonls the driver I• liven sufficient wa~· troopa, rewlon:ed w1th tanto, pleco • ' would brlna a permanent liceme tna ollhe presence of other em. amphibious tractors, artillery, re Ml" Mary Jane Elchloger a revocation With standardized rcflcetlv~ oonnalmnc, moo and naval lUll· at•dent nune at Camden Clark The marked llcenso would thua plates, an automobile owner Whq lire teams, made/an anlphlbloua hoepltal In Parkersburg spent alort other drlverc to beware and Ia conaelentloua about the wo11<i landtne on camp Pendleton's Saturday with her parent.! 111r 1 the threat of llcenae revocation Inc order of bll autq equ1pmerl1 ~~thea. and MTI William Eichinger woulcl exert some dlsclpUpary doet, ~ot have~~~' .VIctim o • ' P<>H9wln1 t~~, 'ln(tlll envelop. Mr aad llro William ~t<hfn preuure on the driver .bh!U~f·; IOD)e'othet d:g:~li*lty lilon\ and eept\lre of Uie alJ! atrlp rer vl!lto~ w!Ut relotlves In Ncl The rl.tlne of the moon onl¥ -11ut until! )JM'i , llJcty m,..,_ b~ 1\0l!Ooptel' tnJOps. an lldd!Uon 10nvllle S•ndly a~dato the ~Jjje!l.llGfll!ll-hy, lb! u,res·m tel -,what• T ai'-UO .Ualher~>!ltl wore; flown risky dr(ver. !\cdaenll on at~li ~cenog P!,tt~ aan Bit •lie of val ltlt*'J, Ma:rlolf lUll Jt~hspott airand hli~WIYI lrelil~ alter nlKb!flll ip ,1110 ijl'rmath o1 resoundllJ~ craft la!llely because of defective ~ellr eras~ elf liW6' vehlcleo ~ '! , .1 llehUnr appnratus or because oara Whe~ nQmbera reach the • -· .c " , , l. parked in <taldentlal areaa are of· f'lJure ataae tile7,<11lusl PENDl.ETON,' Clllf leq o~st:Qred by ahado~. • 118 orow~and thJ result eah - Marine P!e. Lewta L. '91 obllttna to tM drl1er him· eonlullblt lo the mqtorlst aon qf Mr lDd Mn oelf the reap,ontlbU!ty ol •dequate· By replaclnc all-number Hendrix of Syraeuae, ly lllum~ailng other autornoblll' marJd-.1 with 1 in 1 Marine Alt on the road In 110111e unlollln& '+'Y number~ and letters, Itxereloe with th~ the ehanCils o( ayotdlnW nleht col· and mental rttentlon or the 51b Regiment llolo~s can 11.\' ill~•ased 11 conlldert,_bly ~ased elnee DUDL!IiY, Mall UP - The old A 1\Cenoe plate capable of re- dl8ill are ~~·eded More QulnehtJC dlllriOI aahool wlll aoon fleotllll ~..!UIIbta hal been le- '1'•1!1•tawa now ~ . both be turnlnil out plu\(cl laatead of 0 ep~ ali'~ fnswer In am~ a1J4 nu~ ~n Plalu poiplll. A p~ .ljrtn leaaed Ute ata~a ;:outh Dakota, A ~~~· .W,P.t lite a klfooljlrolb> WI towi afttr 1 a~w ~·· " law:J, ~u- ~ 4!11 ~ ~ lot ~ ~~II' :;-..!_11,. , ~ , ;.- to, ljL ...J VIDfile tt:baol ~utltllnl ....GPOIII4- .... • SYRACUSE Sign on Today Romper Room Trouble Wtth Father Arlene Francis SM'il/ Treamtre Hunt Tbe Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You M1d-Day News NovleUme Bride and Groom 3 OD Matinee Theatre 4 00 Queen lor a Day bell, we think, with a new booklet that is shame-of how Vtrgima, and later, fledgling QOW being !IMt!illllted by local posts not only f• TELEVISION GUID • • WSAZ -TV Chan"el !I· I I, k • PtnlaoiiM!etl woo.t~• - , :~-.. Worki,M Do!li ' ~ Alert and Healthy • -,. \ q, ; w ' r ;t Middlepor~ , F~ed 1 Mill. Home OffiCe: LID&lb. Nebraska M1U I• I t ""'\.. MEIGS·IQUIPMENt co... "Where • Cor. 2nd & \ '~ ·r ' .. • "' "' ' ~"' I' k l'~olllit'' ~ ~ �., I 'I Na~,~F4V~~ 81oOv~ Army I'arn~ B·~wflref~tte Of Aggios ly UnltM ,... ,III'~Y by only four pomts over . l{oJJ, • ·~ ·• polut"plet over ~PPI Slate !drfl1'.' oDd i!ther Jl9"1.e'onli!'IOUI '-'------ ~~r~~~~~ lift':; tbe ~aa• ~~ hut" Midwest, • '.. ~ ·· ~~ .'f~ :f~lliwes~<'Al~~ Dol8inat~ Coach ~ p•I(!ked All.Stars " ' ilslflre thcmsel~ ._ SPORTS Bobby Nelson ond Harlan Wblt· lstoh, the Jacket speed ~ail', never saw reo! daylight. Neloon turned hiS right end once but be Wll slap. ped down hard alter 1 'l'a.ida, bla longe1t run Wille day Whlllatoh got 8 yards once' In lite letlilid quarter at a llne hole but be too could go nowhere. Nelson carried 14 tjmes for yards net, Wbltf•tcb bad 34 yar~s In 12 tries, and Abbott jot hilt 27 In 12 For Pomeroy Vemon Harrison won 38 yards 10 7 carries, Spencer had 34 ID 12, Phalin 8 in 3 and Wilson 4 m one sorimmage attempt But Wiloon covered 83 yar!ls m his two inter~eptlons Score by quarters POMEROY 6 0 21 0 - 27 MIDDLEPORT 00 00- 0 Sconng Touohdowns Johnson, (23 yard pas$); Hawthorne 2 of 4 ~nd 36 ysrd1); Wllion 1 DESK .Ji' .J :£..,_ ...-'"' ... ~ ••c .~ • -' ~ ...•• ...• -....•' ...... ehlmplonlhfP"ond i lrtual· llf ' I bowl ~ wert UPtet. t-7. bJ Texas ~ , Ill tlinbaiviut Da11i bll f04tball ~P.OLIS, Mlnn uP ~ on a 28-yard field goal by Tb' ~II) and Midwest, each w1th Jlollby Lacke) tb(lle pl~iel'!, doll!inaled !Jie ii}Apletlf:ill football team so eel· Now the Cotton and Sugar Bowl ed Jl'lday by the American Footplltuteo are all ocrambled, along ball Coach&s A"n wllh the southwest IItle race The 511 coaches chose as , lhe Rice (4-l.Ui mus beat Baylor " In Ita windup Saturday to top Tex· fmest players at the~r poslt.ons II (4-1·11 for the leaaue IItle and tbif seown <linch lhe host bertb In the Cotton ~S - 11m Phtlllpa, Auburn Bolvl And both teams, olong w1th anQI!J~ · wauan, UCI..' the still hopeful Aggles, are m TA~ :... ~u l{lchJell, Ken· oollle~llon for a bid to the Sugar tuqy iitf jlob !lelliDfed, ~IVY noli! 11 thoy miss the Cotton GUAlltis - Autellul Thomas, Nov) favored In the annual Ohio State and Ja~k Slmpso~ elaBSio ot PhUadelphla on the MIBIIJilppi ' ~tr!ngth of Tom Forrestal'a PIR•I CENnR - Dan Currie, Michl· 101 ogams\ a supposedly seoond gon State rofc Army "" defense,' lo known QUARTERBACK - King Hill, to a Cotton Bowl Ri<o • ope HAbFBACKS - John Crow, Tex ieodinr bowl as Aal!l, POd ctendon Thomas, SquUJeaote"l Okla~oma fllie tor a fRLI.oltt\CK - Walt Kowa!CI)k, lJ Plcie<t Sat· MtWilnn ~wte (40 yard pass Interception). Extra points. Spencpr 2 (runs), Grtles~r 1 (klc~). The lineups· POio\1~0'1' MIDDLEPORT Ends· Bailey, MOler; taeklee: Roller, ~etchka; guards: Stover, Neal; eener· Erwin Baclu: Row· ' ley, Nelson, Wbltlatcb, Abbott. Sub Unemen: Blue, Harrla, Werner, Hauck Backs Hartinger, Crooij, Wayland, Kelly, BlDg. OffiCials. 1\eferee, ned Sw.;J;· m~en, umpire, Paul Tribe; h~'i! llrleoman, AI Strimer. ' Attendance: 1,700 paid ~dults 1 831 paid students Tolfll 2,62'7. To The Melropollllll Marine ~es ,. WI NT•t ''JrSAL.E.. GIANT I ALL BOATS DRASTft1Ur,_.. Rt:DUCEDr -,r,; f ·'· J.IST l j; ms.oo , oNL·t' $250 .t L: 14' RIVIERA STANDARD ' lot. •'CGm."1ncl1 GOt our L01¥.t.OW tlljlpl. IXAMI'LK, .Sugar ~un Foyrth . ""'1 Graders At Party "r "f 7 2 dr1953, R..iitop. ~li!ij"flae. ""'" Tbe Fourth Grade al SugRr tsught by Mrs ~araar~t LewiS were , jrc9t~ Ill a Only $18 1956 Ford flnfsli.' $1¥a .RIDGE Ice oream, hqme made CliP cakes and cokef were serv~d Bubble gum and sucker, were glvrn as favors, after whlcb a b~bble gum contest was held Fiberglass bottom ~ havo tho Cll'l tlill !hoy salt. Wo ilofl't W.... btc- onltq- llllllllt pari~. we~nes~f a!~:~:~~~vi,:: by loin Davl~ G~dl"~ 14' Ct1!TEK· RUNA.QUl' .,.• I .,~ ' ur.y·! Hurry! .~ I "' ' Endl: Job~n, Par~er: lac~es: Wer'ry, Bamlti; au~~~:i!s · Wa,~~. Strub!~; • i'enter: Glbba. Ba~: Phalln, Spepfer, ijarrlson, l!'aw· 241 le,!home.Freelitan, &db hneiJien' Rousb, 2~ l!'eaver, Grueser: Backs wuson, Coates 1"1 ......"" 'tHOMAS FORK Panthers--Rout Jackets.27.o Thursday. tlte l "I g 4-:;~~~ .~~~m'':~·?tJ~:~!. 1.N~..~~: ;si7. -, :"t I va ·. O..ty $1~9$ I ,' Moulded Honduras llahOIIIlY, Max1111um Horse Power. j\)0 H.P. ' us:r •set.~ , 'oNt·t $45o ' ' ~. I I We have over !iiBOaiii1U drastically ncluciltl for th!J sale!,, I Thfl- P,rl~s Will P..Vall Until Ch.riiiJIIts 1957 BUY VOVJI 86AT NOW AT THIS WINTER S~LE , Wt'll •*- your 1*•1 '"' ,.prlng. Flnt co.., Flnl Chol01 ' HURRY,' HUJlRY, ltURRY TO THE ,I • ~ I ! ,. Tlllll APfuD 10 SOUND TIIIODIIS 01 TO YOUI OWN TIRO ~~ Jilt tbo - lrllld 11&. . wltltb, md depth of new ~ It lbcut bajf - llnl 0011. And you pt ap • 811 ltUtiDI ........., ap to 991mcrestop. - ~ llld III!!OO!hc, . ..ride. $13.48 24 Hou·R 8:70x15 Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tne NO MATTER •HOW FAR YOU EXPANP $UI DG111 PIIIIIE-$1.25 AWI JCI APAll SERVICE TRAVEL YOU CAN'T '' 4i6T A BETTEI\ .I)EAL TH.AN RIGHT HERE '.AT K.ARR & VANZANDT. ''Yow'll Like Our Senltie" 700 E. 111111 Sl. Pia. ~ Jackets & Sweoters .. ... . .. . Arrow S~irts . . .. . In Whites ondt ·c:~~n: Slacks ................ ~y Hat1 ................ by Jewelry • . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. by ~ ~ $l'\ililkJII··>vJ::'l Billfolds • . . . . . . . . by Swonk & MARY JUNE BE4UTY SALON OPEN' ' Mo""" 9to5 Thru lttlll'llay I Evenln,, br Appolnt.Mnt Permanenta f1 JO, $10 and $11 PHOilJ 642'"Y 235 Walnut St. MlcltlltPI!' ' SMITH cntertaUlment A~ROW N~Jll Phone !45Z·5 P,.ston Motors; Inc. 1 ' ftl 8•., . Aye. PlfONE 1181 ' JQHieporl Mont~r~ liard Top 2 Door. \ T&mc to Wl?t~,rl~p .ANTI FR~IZE T TIRES '1955 M•r~~r.y : . '*' ' Ies B.ATTERI '* ' ~EAT COVER$' - MUFFUilS I •'fblle and Colors •AU Styles I~·GROSS, The meetine: wa1 then al\loumed The resl of the meetln~ oonSisted of &ames aod refrCIShments. TOWI~~ / , ~ PM•t 110' ' ' Robu Terry Cloth, Corduroy, Goba' ' P. J's ....... ; ........ by Vatt Htllt_,,. Suits &: S~!f Coats . ..... .. , ~y Stw•!liiF Top Coatp, • . . . • . . by Alligitor .& free i~stallotion , . Service . Entrance :v ,. On Second St. Convenient Budget ,ierms ot ' I Pllone ~Uto'f C~QTHING Mld~f!!&, Ohio BMtK, OWNER C~ ' �., I 'I Na~,~F4V~~ 81oOv~ Army I'arn~ B·~wflref~tte Of Aggios ly UnltM ,... ,III'~Y by only four pomts over . l{oJJ, • ·~ ·• polut"plet over ~PPI Slate !drfl1'.' oDd i!ther Jl9"1.e'onli!'IOUI '-'------ ~~r~~~~~ lift':; tbe ~aa• ~~ hut" Midwest, • '.. ~ ·· ~~ .'f~ :f~lliwes~<'Al~~ Dol8inat~ Coach ~ p•I(!ked All.Stars " ' ilslflre thcmsel~ ._ SPORTS Bobby Nelson ond Harlan Wblt· lstoh, the Jacket speed ~ail', never saw reo! daylight. Neloon turned hiS right end once but be Wll slap. ped down hard alter 1 'l'a.ida, bla longe1t run Wille day Whlllatoh got 8 yards once' In lite letlilid quarter at a llne hole but be too could go nowhere. Nelson carried 14 tjmes for yards net, Wbltf•tcb bad 34 yar~s In 12 tries, and Abbott jot hilt 27 In 12 For Pomeroy Vemon Harrison won 38 yards 10 7 carries, Spencer had 34 ID 12, Phalin 8 in 3 and Wilson 4 m one sorimmage attempt But Wiloon covered 83 yar!ls m his two inter~eptlons Score by quarters POMEROY 6 0 21 0 - 27 MIDDLEPORT 00 00- 0 Sconng Touohdowns Johnson, (23 yard pas$); Hawthorne 2 of 4 ~nd 36 ysrd1); Wllion 1 DESK .Ji' .J :£..,_ ...-'"' ... ~ ••c .~ • -' ~ ...•• ...• -....•' ...... ehlmplonlhfP"ond i lrtual· llf ' I bowl ~ wert UPtet. t-7. bJ Texas ~ , Ill tlinbaiviut Da11i bll f04tball ~P.OLIS, Mlnn uP ~ on a 28-yard field goal by Tb' ~II) and Midwest, each w1th Jlollby Lacke) tb(lle pl~iel'!, doll!inaled !Jie ii}Apletlf:ill football team so eel· Now the Cotton and Sugar Bowl ed Jl'lday by the American Footplltuteo are all ocrambled, along ball Coach&s A"n wllh the southwest IItle race The 511 coaches chose as , lhe Rice (4-l.Ui mus beat Baylor " In Ita windup Saturday to top Tex· fmest players at the~r poslt.ons II (4-1·11 for the leaaue IItle and tbif seown <linch lhe host bertb In the Cotton ~S - 11m Phtlllpa, Auburn Bolvl And both teams, olong w1th anQI!J~ · wauan, UCI..' the still hopeful Aggles, are m TA~ :... ~u l{lchJell, Ken· oollle~llon for a bid to the Sugar tuqy iitf jlob !lelliDfed, ~IVY noli! 11 thoy miss the Cotton GUAlltis - Autellul Thomas, Nov) favored In the annual Ohio State and Ja~k Slmpso~ elaBSio ot PhUadelphla on the MIBIIJilppi ' ~tr!ngth of Tom Forrestal'a PIR•I CENnR - Dan Currie, Michl· 101 ogams\ a supposedly seoond gon State rofc Army "" defense,' lo known QUARTERBACK - King Hill, to a Cotton Bowl Ri<o • ope HAbFBACKS - John Crow, Tex ieodinr bowl as Aal!l, POd ctendon Thomas, SquUJeaote"l Okla~oma fllie tor a fRLI.oltt\CK - Walt Kowa!CI)k, lJ Plcie<t Sat· MtWilnn ~wte (40 yard pass Interception). Extra points. Spencpr 2 (runs), Grtles~r 1 (klc~). The lineups· POio\1~0'1' MIDDLEPORT Ends· Bailey, MOler; taeklee: Roller, ~etchka; guards: Stover, Neal; eener· Erwin Baclu: Row· ' ley, Nelson, Wbltlatcb, Abbott. Sub Unemen: Blue, Harrla, Werner, Hauck Backs Hartinger, Crooij, Wayland, Kelly, BlDg. OffiCials. 1\eferee, ned Sw.;J;· m~en, umpire, Paul Tribe; h~'i! llrleoman, AI Strimer. ' Attendance: 1,700 paid ~dults 1 831 paid students Tolfll 2,62'7. To The Melropollllll Marine ~es ,. WI NT•t ''JrSAL.E.. GIANT I ALL BOATS DRASTft1Ur,_.. Rt:DUCEDr -,r,; f ·'· J.IST l j; ms.oo , oNL·t' $250 .t L: 14' RIVIERA STANDARD ' lot. •'CGm."1ncl1 GOt our L01¥.t.OW tlljlpl. IXAMI'LK, .Sugar ~un Foyrth . ""'1 Graders At Party "r "f 7 2 dr1953, R..iitop. ~li!ij"flae. ""'" Tbe Fourth Grade al SugRr tsught by Mrs ~araar~t LewiS were , jrc9t~ Ill a Only $18 1956 Ford flnfsli.' $1¥a .RIDGE Ice oream, hqme made CliP cakes and cokef were serv~d Bubble gum and sucker, were glvrn as favors, after whlcb a b~bble gum contest was held Fiberglass bottom ~ havo tho Cll'l tlill !hoy salt. Wo ilofl't W.... btc- onltq- llllllllt pari~. we~nes~f a!~:~:~~~vi,:: by loin Davl~ G~dl"~ 14' Ct1!TEK· RUNA.QUl' .,.• I .,~ ' ur.y·! Hurry! .~ I "' ' Endl: Job~n, Par~er: lac~es: Wer'ry, Bamlti; au~~~:i!s · Wa,~~. Strub!~; • i'enter: Glbba. Ba~: Phalln, Spepfer, ijarrlson, l!'aw· 241 le,!home.Freelitan, &db hneiJien' Rousb, 2~ l!'eaver, Grueser: Backs wuson, Coates 1"1 ......"" 'tHOMAS FORK Panthers--Rout Jackets.27.o Thursday. tlte l "I g 4-:;~~~ .~~~m'':~·?tJ~:~!. 1.N~..~~: ;si7. -, :"t I va ·. O..ty $1~9$ I ,' Moulded Honduras llahOIIIlY, Max1111um Horse Power. j\)0 H.P. ' us:r •set.~ , 'oNt·t $45o ' ' ~. I I We have over !iiBOaiii1U drastically ncluciltl for th!J sale!,, I Thfl- P,rl~s Will P..Vall Until Ch.riiiJIIts 1957 BUY VOVJI 86AT NOW AT THIS WINTER S~LE , Wt'll •*- your 1*•1 '"' ,.prlng. Flnt co.., Flnl Chol01 ' HURRY,' HUJlRY, ltURRY TO THE ,I • ~ I ! ,. Tlllll APfuD 10 SOUND TIIIODIIS 01 TO YOUI OWN TIRO ~~ Jilt tbo - lrllld 11&. . wltltb, md depth of new ~ It lbcut bajf - llnl 0011. And you pt ap • 811 ltUtiDI ........., ap to 991mcrestop. - ~ llld III!!OO!hc, . ..ride. $13.48 24 Hou·R 8:70x15 Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tne NO MATTER •HOW FAR YOU EXPANP $UI DG111 PIIIIIE-$1.25 AWI JCI APAll SERVICE TRAVEL YOU CAN'T '' 4i6T A BETTEI\ .I)EAL TH.AN RIGHT HERE '.AT K.ARR & VANZANDT. ''Yow'll Like Our Senltie" 700 E. 111111 Sl. Pia. ~ Jackets & Sweoters .. ... . .. . Arrow S~irts . . .. . In Whites ondt ·c:~~n: Slacks ................ ~y Hat1 ................ by Jewelry • . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. by ~ ~ $l'\ililkJII··>vJ::'l Billfolds • . . . . . . . . by Swonk & MARY JUNE BE4UTY SALON OPEN' ' Mo""" 9to5 Thru lttlll'llay I Evenln,, br Appolnt.Mnt Permanenta f1 JO, $10 and $11 PHOilJ 642'"Y 235 Walnut St. MlcltlltPI!' ' SMITH cntertaUlment A~ROW N~Jll Phone !45Z·5 P,.ston Motors; Inc. 1 ' ftl 8•., . Aye. PlfONE 1181 ' JQHieporl Mont~r~ liard Top 2 Door. \ T&mc to Wl?t~,rl~p .ANTI FR~IZE T TIRES '1955 M•r~~r.y : . '*' ' Ies B.ATTERI '* ' ~EAT COVER$' - MUFFUilS I •'fblle and Colors •AU Styles I~·GROSS, The meetine: wa1 then al\loumed The resl of the meetln~ oonSisted of &ames aod refrCIShments. TOWI~~ / , ~ PM•t 110' ' ' Robu Terry Cloth, Corduroy, Goba' ' P. J's ....... ; ........ by Vatt Htllt_,,. Suits &: S~!f Coats . ..... .. , ~y Stw•!liiF Top Coatp, • . . . • . . by Alligitor .& free i~stallotion , . Service . Entrance :v ,. On Second St. Convenient Budget ,ierms ot ' I Pllone ~Uto'f C~QTHING Mld~f!!&, Ohio BMtK, OWNER C~ ' �,. I • ; ' . Daily~Wt ~py, Snider, . ) D~k 9~• p~~,~~~ llnr•~o . . -"'Cuts In Pay ·l!rapgelinil; 'C::bap,tcl, Q~1 will ~ave a pr~ctlc~ IWion ' !o~Jght at lhe Masonic Telll,lll'e f!r lbe~r i!lllallatloQ whlcb .II JCIM!duled or n~xt Tl!undal', . ~. Q• . ' LOS ANGELES UP - Catcher Campanella and outfielder Snider look pay outs 'In alan· 1958 baseball contracll the LOa Angel•• Dodgers. Dodger Vice Presld~nt E. l. "BUZZie" Bavasi said CaiJipanella took a cut because of a 11penonal· ly disappointing" season l11t year and that Snider received a~'loken cut/' down to about $42,000 a year, whtle Campanella would receive in the neighborhood of $36,000. "'"'":""r'"+' CUll AIDdliiD~ : f.IV~ Den, of · Mjdfll'pol't Cu~ tack1 246 Jll!l be(~ 'nr.llk~&lv· ~~~ and IU'ol!lbt·. rQoil ·~eedy fiiillfi••· ~~~ti· Dtn IJ •plalll!i)J& to a60jlt 'a 4'4!!dJ f!inlli¢ Ill' a· t!brlst mas proJI'<i!. ~ .., l ,. 'f ....... ! .. ... ••• MlljiST.RIAL 11\NQt leT The Melts Collntr MCt lsterial As10"lation wjll have their ••· nual banquet at Heath 1\lclbodut Church Mo·tday, ~c. 2, at 6.30 with the moat prepared anft ..,,. ved by a committee from the ...,"" ~~ ... ....... ...1: ~ ... i ' THIODOIUS COUNCIL "'EETS Theodoruo Councll D8'Jihters amt!fiC!! will mg them small. Open -fla~ temporary wiring, ,obviously, should not be p<rmittcd nnr com buslib\e, material, and where special Illumination is r~qulred ·apot lights should be cop~ectet 1 -to permanent .fixtures at safo \ distances. ',_ I 'I' If ..... I.. ' NEWEERG, Ore. UP - Pollee Chw! herbert li•'l'kintl has lJ. sued hiS men th~ tollowlnl In· structions if a space ship Ianda I in Newberg: Do not attempt 1 clooeup investi~ation. Don't ,hoot ~~ your earner\\ range at lnflnlty, I'"' .... wscs. WHAT TO"I DO ~~ .... 0 tot. GIFTS MUST GO aY AIR WASHINGTON UP - Cltrlat· mas packages for servlce)Den overseas must now be sent air~ mall 1n order to Insure delivery by Dec. ~. the Defenae D~· ment says. " ) 'Available !rom ol Documents, lnR O!llce, ,I Supcrintcndc~l 2.~, Prim ' D. r.. Merchants Collec~ing Bureau 0' lust II CIOM 11 your Phonli Coli 914-Y or Write Box 36 Minersville, OhiO' We W,ill Do The Rest Credit lllformalloll . .. . '' .,ned back Ohio. spent Monday 4ius;bter, Mrs. A. D. Tul· Jack Harris' open! Sund~y afternoon with her aunt, A'l'f Waif ·, , Kn. John Ro,oe and Mrs. A D TUttle were shopping in Parkef" burg Monday night WAHTID-A PAMIL Y MAN to' man••• a 10,000 capacity ' . ~tyller JTPWinc operotlon on otiaro ol profit boaia. House (Ul'llilhed. rhone 241 for part!· eulm and interview. 11·26·3tc ol--~~ · YOUR CHRISTMAS ' ' ' PIAN·O , ' ) ' ' AlmER DIAL AN. . . ON IAN Vi"""' 11"9 1'7,JQr , , ~PIIFia I •. {,!). 1':. \• ·- •l' .., " , I;· r~, fi':'t ' ,, 0 , . , ~r =· . ~I •\'~~ ~·~ COLLfNS ·~"' it ' f J ' ' .... ,.,. ·~ "' • ~'\Vbere ifonr Confkleaee ' li Jullflecl" ) ·•· ~'St. : ' ' . ' '. P~ei'O) ' . .,.. ~~ ' ~ ~! ·• 1o :..: .. - 'JEWPJY SToRE ,. !'1\ .t,~ ' 'iH ' �,. I • ; ' . Daily~Wt ~py, Snider, . ) D~k 9~• p~~,~~~ llnr•~o . . -"'Cuts In Pay ·l!rapgelinil; 'C::bap,tcl, Q~1 will ~ave a pr~ctlc~ IWion ' !o~Jght at lhe Masonic Telll,lll'e f!r lbe~r i!lllallatloQ whlcb .II JCIM!duled or n~xt Tl!undal', . ~. Q• . ' LOS ANGELES UP - Catcher Campanella and outfielder Snider look pay outs 'In alan· 1958 baseball contracll the LOa Angel•• Dodgers. Dodger Vice Presld~nt E. l. "BUZZie" Bavasi said CaiJipanella took a cut because of a 11penonal· ly disappointing" season l11t year and that Snider received a~'loken cut/' down to about $42,000 a year, whtle Campanella would receive in the neighborhood of $36,000. "'"'":""r'"+' CUll AIDdliiD~ : f.IV~ Den, of · Mjdfll'pol't Cu~ tack1 246 Jll!l be(~ 'nr.llk~&lv· ~~~ and IU'ol!lbt·. rQoil ·~eedy fiiillfi••· ~~~ti· Dtn IJ •plalll!i)J& to a60jlt 'a 4'4!!dJ f!inlli¢ Ill' a· t!brlst mas proJI'<i!. ~ .., l ,. 'f ....... ! .. ... ••• MlljiST.RIAL 11\NQt leT The Melts Collntr MCt lsterial As10"lation wjll have their ••· nual banquet at Heath 1\lclbodut Church Mo·tday, ~c. 2, at 6.30 with the moat prepared anft ..,,. ved by a committee from the ...,"" ~~ ... ....... ...1: ~ ... i ' THIODOIUS COUNCIL "'EETS Theodoruo Councll D8'Jihters amt!fiC!! will mg them small. Open -fla~ temporary wiring, ,obviously, should not be p<rmittcd nnr com buslib\e, material, and where special Illumination is r~qulred ·apot lights should be cop~ectet 1 -to permanent .fixtures at safo \ distances. ',_ I 'I' If ..... I.. ' NEWEERG, Ore. UP - Pollee Chw! herbert li•'l'kintl has lJ. sued hiS men th~ tollowlnl In· structions if a space ship Ianda I in Newberg: Do not attempt 1 clooeup investi~ation. Don't ,hoot ~~ your earner\\ range at lnflnlty, I'"' .... wscs. WHAT TO"I DO ~~ .... 0 tot. GIFTS MUST GO aY AIR WASHINGTON UP - Cltrlat· mas packages for servlce)Den overseas must now be sent air~ mall 1n order to Insure delivery by Dec. ~. the Defenae D~· ment says. " ) 'Available !rom ol Documents, lnR O!llce, ,I Supcrintcndc~l 2.~, Prim ' D. r.. Merchants Collec~ing Bureau 0' lust II CIOM 11 your Phonli Coli 914-Y or Write Box 36 Minersville, OhiO' We W,ill Do The Rest Credit lllformalloll . .. . '' .,ned back Ohio. spent Monday 4ius;bter, Mrs. A. D. Tul· Jack Harris' open! Sund~y afternoon with her aunt, A'l'f Waif ·, , Kn. John Ro,oe and Mrs. A D TUttle were shopping in Parkef" burg Monday night WAHTID-A PAMIL Y MAN to' man••• a 10,000 capacity ' . ~tyller JTPWinc operotlon on otiaro ol profit boaia. House (Ul'llilhed. rhone 241 for part!· eulm and interview. 11·26·3tc ol--~~ · YOUR CHRISTMAS ' ' ' PIAN·O , ' ) ' ' AlmER DIAL AN. . . ON IAN Vi"""' 11"9 1'7,JQr , , ~PIIFia I •. {,!). 1':. \• ·- •l' .., " , I;· r~, fi':'t ' ,, 0 , . , ~r =· . ~I •\'~~ ~·~ COLLfNS ·~"' it ' f J ' ' .... ,.,. ·~ "' • ~'\Vbere ifonr Confkleaee ' li Jullflecl" ) ·•· ~'St. : ' ' . ' '. P~ei'O) ' . .,.. ~~ ' ~ ~! ·• 1o :..: .. - 'JEWPJY SToRE ,. !'1\ .t,~ ' 'iH ' �.. • . ', / \ " : ~·. ,-. t·r ' ' ; 'v~ 8-!>a,UySentlnel, ~-Mldfeport, o~ Nov. 29,' 1957 ""· ., • 1 Ricky Lemley ' ,'ta~· .c.:.ool',.._rades Is Honored On Ril tland £1em~ IIIII Kn ~ -·ThanLcnl\mt' ,n~ .a~. l.lel ""WeoJnesday 11th Birth-Jay .. !f\q ,.• , ,p U 'U ,, U Children <in .the RU !!! ' ~kles,, can!)les, p~p lmd nuts by ·, mentary Schools had -!!'I!J!II]i.si\V; Mia. George Grau, Mrs Robert ing parl!t.l Wednesday ~temoon. Canaday, Mro. Kenneth Davh, Nov.. 2'1, before the,Y "· J!'B~ Ills· llra. Mrlan Carson. In Mrs. Mar· misoed lor the hohdir. ?i{ ~~ \aret Chapman's Thord Grado First Grade, taught by Mrs. lolar- t.he children played games ond gl!el PantO!ll> they Plal'ed mu&J recorda and were served cookies, cal (111\<o ••d contests aod111r1. lee cream and pop by Mr•. Wflght CtrOI .Slliow~~' Mrs. lla)'D1ond !Irs. Vernon W~ber. Mrs. Robert Smttb, ' Mrs. Carloi Snowden and Smith and 1\!ra. Tucker. Mrs. !lay W1llums, Room·lloth· Mrs. Anna Ogdln's Fourth ers,' ..nod turkey cookieo, 11'0 lll'lde played games and were eream and pop Room·Motllers In served cup cakes, root beer and the Finl Grade, taught by , llrs: cups filled with candies. Tho Olive Page, were 1\!rs. lllcbard Room·Mothero were M'r5. Glenna Lum, Mrs. Charle1 King and Fetty, Mrs Imogene Dean, Mr, , Mrs. Robert Dailey The~ ~rv~~ Thelma Carpenwr and Mrs Ice cream,. turkey cook1es, pop Wanda Fetty. Moss Joan Mont· and gave the children ballnons gomery's Fourlh grade were serv· after they had played music~) ed Ice cream, cookies, candy anrt <ames I , P•P by M'rs. Pearl Little, Mrs In the Second Grade, tautht Lester Lathey and Mrs. Ernest by l!rJ, W.lter Bunce, the cbll· Nlchojson. They played games dren pllyed gam" and records and ;ecords. and t•e Room·Mothm ll'ere Children m the Ftlth -trade Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Jameo !aught by Mrs o 0 Patterson Fink, Mrs Arnold Grate and were served Jce cream, cup Mrs. Clonch They served cook calres and pop by Mrs. Wa.de Nt· les and pop and gave the ehll· cholson, Mrs Southerland and dren coloriug book$ l<ed with rib Mn ' wmbert after playing " bons and -bells ., favors. Mrs. series or games Nate Wise, Mrs Carl Taylor, Mr~ Mts.s Carolyn Smith's F1fth and ,, Jacob Schilbng and Mrs Harold S1th grades Rtce were Room·llothers for tile Second Grade taught by Mrt Muriel Foley and · they 1erved cup cake1, 1cc c.rcam and .pap, The children piRyed gam" with Gary Taylor wtnnong a pr!ze atid _ __ planned a talent show and also played games. Room·Mothers were Mrs Mitchell Conley, Mro. Homer l'arker Mary Rice and they setoved tur· key cookies, leo cream ond pop. Room Mothero for the Sixth 0 • 1 " Edward Winters of MDBon, WRI the 'l'ba~ksglvlng ·guest o! ijjs school• o0 "'l'el!l[ler~nce Day:•• sislar, ¥"· . ~acob Ebersbach. .• Januafy !8. Pl'ans were moae lo! Mr, nnd Mrs. Pa~l K•ufi. · gnd til• Christmas meeting which 111•ll ~hi!J!ren, Barbara Jnd -Richard of be held ·4r:J lhe Fltit Baptlll Columliloa were Thahksglvtng Church on Friday, Dee. 13, with dlnnet•'' f\11!118 of ~is patents, members 'II !bat· d!Jacb as hos· lit. ad ' Mro. w_, L Kautz,· · :; ti!IBe&. Mrs Pearl Mora, proar4•• · Mrs. l!arold Lemley entertain- meeUng bald TUesday evening In tained with a party Monday, eve· !he sot!lal roonls of the Federal; , ing after school at ber home, ~4. Chun:h. 1 Llberly AvQ., honoring ~er son, • )Irs. '(1:?'11: llwlj!JO: PJ!!IIde~t; Ricky, on his eleventh birthday, preslded ' lfld the meeting ogen'td Games were played around a With fOiip a!Wglng of "awcel bonftre and prttes awarded fo· •!;lour nf•. ,Pi'~yer" followed ~~~ Charlene H)'Sell, Johnny Dennis, prayer by the prealdent. . Patty OWens, Jtmmy Lee and " 0\lrl!>g· t)le ~uslnl"• Sejflon it obali\ii~f,~~-llJe wors~\P ,I Darlene Romine wu voted, to send a, €Jii'f_ttmu aervtc,e. ~~ag•l'J~· II 'tlunl:•' H~t dogs roasted on lhe fire box to !he vet!ram at ' Cbllll· llvioii:' ualrif for 'lllii scripture marshmallows. potato chips and cothe Hospital and also to pre· bibb 4911 and Psalm 100. She orange·ade were served by Mf• pare a basket for the needy. lbo gave a revtew 'of the ennual Lemley ass~led by Mrs Paui II wao also voted t o purchue • address o{ the national president Zirkle Mrs Maxine Le~ Mrs Union Signal Binder to be plac· 1\!rs. Glen Hayes, given In ~I> Almeda Henderson, Mr& Rtchard ed In the Pomeroy Public Library , ~mber at ll~dllon, wts. Owens and Mrs. Denms Bubble along with two books just re· The ntrN f11tmbershtp plan anij gum was giVen as favors. celved as an award for a ten ' the Rock ol Ages cards 1ti help pcr cent gain lJt net membersh1p. build a total a~atinence htghway Present were Carl and Johnny The vtsual 1lducatlon commit· was presented by Mrs. Lena DHenms, Darlene Romine, Danny - - - - - - - H)lber. I enderson, Lowell Neimeyet·, Group singing of hymns of Georg~ Warner, Charlene, Terry pr!'lse and P!'ayer by lllfl. loand Charles l!ysell. Linda and s~ph Cook concluded the meet Potty Owens, Brenda, Jommy and Ina. D~ana Lee, Raymond and Diana Zlrkle and Eddle, Charie• and RIC~ Lc:mley. I The Past M'atlons or l'olner!y · 'J'he honor~d guest received ChApur, 188, OES, '!teJ TU~ida~ - • ~. a !(ijt of money from the fll~ts ,ev~l.~JoJ!I· the Mason!!' · fe\nplo1 "' and' aeodUII glff4 but 'onalile to witli Mrs E. J. Tracy as hDSle.io. ' attend were h1s grandmother, Miss Maud Grueser pr~ide~' : Mrs. Edd1e Romme and sreat _Rres1ded J,gd there was a dlse 1 grandmother, Mrs. 'Etta Brobka ;lon oli ,purchasing drapes f r - - -the dinlnr room of the Tempi , luld jokes lor their program The district sc~ool of instruct! r1 Thtrd grades, jaught ~Y Mr. to be held In P.omeroy on Frldaf, 1'fJtidttn, paren~. Blanche Nelson, were served January 17. "~' also diBCUISe~. " Mattox, toond Seventh grade.•. taught by A round robin card w01 sent to .... , . w ....... family at Miss Solly Schaaf, were Mrs. Joe Mrs. GlllJI Smith of ' . CPO Mrs. Mattox ' Dugan and Mrs. Clinton Pler~o who is Ill and thef serv~d cup cakes, lUI'· Following t)le meeting an ex· a rabbit ronch at San Dlea~. key Ice cream, pop, candies and change of glfla was held atur Cali!. He hio been In tbe Navy nuts. Games were played with which refreshments were aerved lor the p!8t alxuon years. Dorothy Duaan wlnmng a prize by the bostea~ to MilS Gnoeser, Mr. apd Mrs. Jack Bachner and they served cup cak.,, tur· Mn. Carrie Nye, Mro. Dwl&hl llr. and Mn. H. W. Cl.,k mustcal gamea and dan&d. Parker, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. Mrs. Tllanksgivlng guests of llr. C. W. Clark, Charlellon. Th e Se ven th an d E1g hth gra des C• E. NetUe, Mra. Harry P. SmIIh. Winnie Glbbl, 8 teacher tu the 1 who are taught by Mrs. Robeo1 M~q Ada Ho1kina, Mrs Nolan Cbi!Ucothe aehool 11 a patient at Roberts, M1les Nelso,n and Pi'ln· Swaekhamer,. Mrs. L. F Schoen· the Maaon Clinic. cipal Howard Parker, danced In feb, Mrf, Cm'T Shields, Mrs. H. B. · Robert van Cooney, son ol Mr. the ochool gymnasium and wer<· Smith, Mra. Denzil Goegleln, and Mra. Pearl Van Cooney, boa served Ice cream. cup cakes and Mrs. Helen Nease, lllr1. Alonzo boon 111 for two weeks with flu, pop by Mrs. Calvin Sprouse, Mrs CUotur and gu.J!A, Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mr•. Harolli HI!Jer Dayton Parsons and Mrs. Don Tracy and;the Rot>. and Mrs. l,.e•· 1 hla . mother. Mri. Laura McKnight. lie KuJ!%1! of J)elphos. fr9111 Holzer llo!Pl~ she Wll a aurgjcal paU"f'l Robert Klnl visited a cifl· friend, Mrs Helen r;ohl.., Columbus, at Holzer Hospital ~n Tuesday where 1\ln. NObJ '" waa otaylng with b~r mother, )lin. Ralph Hoover; lackson, a patient at lhe hOIPIIal. )Ira. T. r flawklns was I fhanka&!vlng dinner aueot ol llr lnd Mrs. Dale Anllenoworth, Cbe• hire ·. Dinner guest• of Mr. and Mls John Vroman and aqq, John, on hankt;lvil\g were Mr. and lolra. , , •spread the cost of holiday harlea . Vroman and son. Mark, Pomer.'!Jy OES ~~-.-.,,·~us~ , / 7 Pome'rov1· WCTU Meet ' lng' Is He, l d ' her nepb~w:: Charle; illdd~. ' son itt~ ·;nd Mrs. 'E.!w~' ·G;.&;~· ~i. ' 'i(t:"r,;d ¥r.: ~~d .Burney . .or llr.' and' Mrs. G. '\"· lll.~dlel · Colll)llbill speat , Th,~lr.oalvt~ and'J(!1 "~~d Mtl,}lo1leri,'J,1lbmb Tuesday At Federated Chur..,, ...li. l(rl, 'fl'lnk Hayes, an ' aunt, W.j lli!tb bla parenll, I )lr. and Mrt. Coluil1l!lii wefe l Tliank.ialvlng unable to eo due to lllne11. · Charlea Graber. ~. .UIIta ol M\o. aila Mrs. Harrl· . tile "lllg~ways of Etaltalion" WBI' tee reported that a tempera~·~ theme ol tho P~merby WCTU 111m . 1'otll~ · ~e. ,jllowii "'hi the ' I, '" ~} lllr. and Mrs. J. T. McClt~n of ' IOD ll.fntle,v.,.ltutllnd{ wncaster spent 'l'ltanksglylrta · ' ,, ' , ,. 1 . ·• with Mr. and Mrs. Norr'""' Klo.,! .N¥!JY!11LE• Tenn, ~ - For· Dr. and Mrs. Alston Tracy re. Ine[''tpp 't1tuer •Rpby Green, turood to their home in ~olum! tol~~lfut·,otiday hu b~en blls today after . IJI09dl~i .. .tbo !'i,ml~d · llYil tlaoeo '· .tiul n•yer holiday Wltb his parenl.l; Mr. · and• bOthered to get ~ ~lvorte beeal!lC Hr,a. E. J. Tt'ncy. i ·... ·. · : .. · : '~!~~- !,w,l;.llml{f ,. · :,·,; i · - ' -·-·• 1 • ' .,; i • •h• zv, '' ' . . I' ' '•'' • ,• . ' \ f, ' I I " ,. Past MatronS Meetl'ng Held ' , arr ,.!yed ·.;Gln,.,. l!.~e 'tor Thj,'n,k~tlvln ~·(fi!~ !t: ) , ' ' . .' fie Deaths Ohio Hit ' Fears Expressed NewCold,f:·v~ Will Cause Surge.In Aceid"ptS Thanksgiving weekend traffic fatalities soared paat tbe'2110 mark today. It was feared a zero cold wave would«~ 1 ·n~ surge of deaths m the nort)lern midwest ., A Umted Press tally which bef•.;I at 6 p.Ib. Wtdneit!Ay showed that highway accidents had elajmed 261 lives 111 ot 8 a.m est. s~turday. . Added to that fif\lfe ......, 4 deaths in pllne crillhea 1114 U uersom killed in~ ... 'identa lor a tragic holld&J tlealli total of 307. jll85 Electricians · Walk,Off. The lob IAt Kaiser Plant 1 w. Vo .. UJ' at California aod Ohio bid '1110 'fonl tollb ilr tbno•niiJ ,'111111 "8 ~~ rT eaeh f190<1ive!J. - 'ran bad 17, loUowed lrJ •TaU NtwYor~ 1%. ~~ ·· · . Ctrolloa 1114.,, .... lill ' Into JOIN OUR , e~i.lnuu I ! WE'RE JUMPIN' THE GUN I PRICES CUT ON EVERY MODEL ,MONTHS EARLY I 'THE CAL~NDAR SAYS IT'S 1157, BUT OUR PRICES SAY IT'S 'ill JUST CHECK OVER THESE SPECIALS I " Was Now "210". We have four extr~ good buys. slvinc over the year - fctr a worry-free Christmas shop· ping time. 1953 Chevrolets ·· As low as $795 $695 I Five fine Cllrs Some are tow mileage one owner cars. Moat typ,a and mod11ls. 1954 Pontiac · ·· ······ ··· $1,195 $1,095 8 cyl. Sill' Chief Conv. Cpe. Hydramatlc drive, New light blue top. R&H. 1955 Pontl~c ·...... · .. ' .. · $1,695 $1,595 VB 2 dr. CataUna Cpe, "Hard Top" beauty. Hydramatl~ drive. ' 1956 Chevrolet .... ·.... · $1,795 $1,695 4 dr. Belaire Sedan. Shows the best of care. R&H. 1956 Iuick " ... .'' .. " ... $2,295 $2,195 V8 Specht 2 dr. Rivler& Sedan Dynaflow drive. Popular ~·bard top" model. New Buick tradc·ln. Showroom clean. 1955 Buick .. ' .... "" ..... $1,895 $1,795 ; VB ~admaster 4 dr. Sedan. llulck'a finest. Power Steer· lng & brakes. This car h~a had tender care . ' _t955 Doclgt ... "" " " " .. ' .. ' $1,395 Coronet. V8 4 dr Sedan. New Pontiac trade·ln. B/l&Utl· , fultwo tone blue finl.lh . . l N ~. 1955 Foni.V8 Ranch Wagon ..,_,, Wtr i Dai!J Adletillfl, ' 111~•1· ~ ro. James Brewirii!Qi! """ doughtet, S.ltdra. • Gllbe!t' Jln>ln, C~lumbu! spent Thanks~vlri~ Witti Jill mother, Mra Ben ' l)rvln, and alster, Mr• William Robaon. Sally SciUiaf Is a bualneos visitor Ill Colu111bua tod~. , :.~1?541ulck /,... '.''' ' ''' $1,595 $1,395 I •ultt I• M...., nlw~•lr ~loor ~u'rniture Dept. ·$54.00 to $·189.00" ' ELlER Pomeroy National Bank I ' ' ,, • ~. 0 ~~•fn.~~ifr$, 1i!Jd.die \ ij, ler.d TbiiiJIIIi ' ill cl tllree : m : ' ~: cmb nt1 OMo 8 jlllt norti' of ~ '" Mhtabtila: Cblrleo StilluD i; 1 killed when be toppltl GUt ·or ' onlf OhiO 4t, oL .... . lfil 151fl.· Miller., }_1:..o_~ ICCIOOII\bllf , here ~ Slelb, lloinln• I TMRIFTY PRICES' !kw iirll~~~~. ·l;owner •. Ure1 1lke new, ft4tlf, 2·tQIIe, auto. tnns. , '! \ 1 I 1 210 4-dr. ~ory and ··~·'"""!!' extras; good Ures. , ~ _, $149$.~ ;:_ :· The Rutland Senior CIUI will , have a Cbri~ lluur and !IItke r Sale at the Gnte bulltJlns, neli to the Rutland Poll Office, till· ~· ember 7. . Tbe sale wiD open at JP': a. m. S.tuid1y aDd durini the - .!ladwithes and coflt!t wD1 be ~ • ' ~ '1 A White ~epjl,aDt table 14 :t ttitur.e 9 Ilk lluur which' 1VlU lifO include nvJDerolll handml4e ant· cles: · • ~lt.rdioicoupei -·~~ ..... rt~K.t Iek litterlor.' · ,, ,, I '" ,cor < wore calkd 111;. Olwl,~ton !11 w"k · 1o 11\lhil' 'l&f funoral o 8 4-l;)r: ' Alliance: .U.. Anne '- Dille••,, ' Liabon, killed •When 'boi w,q f IInck by I l'ennaylYIIIia Jla1lnlid pai;enser traiii here · ·• CulM: w~ E. illl~ J~mB. • or City, Pa., died ol ln,jllfitl lllf· r. ~).M •ifts: teen tOmes 1er I • ia • lilt '!1 Otele Hi~ ,, rolulf of ajid~r Akron: Edward Land...; to, 1 Chicago, killed •• tbo o~o-'fllnl. ; pike near hero. l ,' IJ the MiJ!!~l\1,1'. Y~ro .' l!~ach, Fla w·~tti~y Will apeod tile Win tot' \i~ Y!~e I~O!'lpanle1 bJ has ·.,dr.d. ··~· ·~... .. " '" ": $295 $195 ,. Plans Comple~ed For Civic Projeei Of Garden Clubs periT Q'f~ ~., \ ,1953. Dellot~ ·.... ·........ · $895 $795 This car Thomu. ~ Blade~ ..... ' ~ Ve 4 dr. Sedan. Power stecrtnc & brakes. orlllnal filllsh ~~~.It In best of condition. •ShorUy• after walked of! their jo~ Friday a cr fatlure forced stoppage of other ronstruetion work at tile multi · mdhon doUar projeet. A IPOkesman said the power llilure was eliminated quiclrly. but did not say how it wu aeeompllsbed. Other worken returned to their posto immediately. . ter of Franlt Gintber and lobn The eleetrlciana ha"" not set u~ Sr.. Middleport. an<l llln picket lines around the plant. 1· County. , Cleveland: ~e Gilbert; ia IIMr,,~et and ~ lrJ Plate lrelcht traiD *Idle , bla blt:We tile V8 Super 2 dr. Riviera Cpe. Power Steering & brakes. " Owned by local me17hant. ....... MtOPAVI 1 3J:d Mr. an4 Mro. Homer iJysell and ohllilren. Rodney. anri Christy 'fOrt Tbankallvins flle•t of hlf 'tnother, Mrs. P,.rl Hynll 10.00 .... ., ..... , .... 1100.00 Mllf Joy Smith, student a: Ohio Slatf University, Columbus, We pi)' 2% lnlereal'on your Savllga ,.. apen~lng \h~ Thankag!vlng vn· ration ·wllb her parenta, Mr. all~ Mfl, Th•o Smlt~. 'Mr. aocl, Mra. Harry P. Smit 1 were Thabkaslvlng dloner fllest BANKING SINCE 187! of Mr•.~pd l(ra, Theo Smith an• donghtt"Momber Federal Ruerve System Mil.\ •llora Wilson of Marlett Is tbe_' 1\IIIJI·O! her cousin Mr~tember Federal De!Wiit lnavuee Corpora&lon Georae', H, l'.,ker. POMEROY RUTLAND Mr1. Hmlett Jlwaell, )Irs. Aile ;~~~:;;~~~;;;:;~~::;:;~::;:;::;:;~;;:;;;:;~ \ Ch.lmlleflia, and lira. Jun~ Rtr r' ,~ptol Tbtnkaaivlnq In dol u 1 -with Mr, a,n'd 1\!ra. Llw ra 111i1tor re ~ .:tied. All T NEW 3 SPIED PHONOG·RAftt, toblo and four chairs S~e The Lclrge Selection of Brtci.kf~st.' stfs ~· - ·' .'SOfJETY I.U .............. ....... 111.11 .ao ..................... 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