http://66.213.69.5/files/original/27c66dba24043c4efd73d9ba2913bb8e.pdf 7fb15704e89cad797779e6de0e9055b4 PDF Text Text ' \ Ohio The Daily Sentinel, CIIC~I lLtld wbfla 8'"'"• o! rqulb-jSISJtoa, School Of Instruction Held ' · Wues, stationed at B&inbridj;e, Md., ••••t II>• weekeod with her ' , At Ch,uch Thyrsdtw Evening parents, Mr. and M.n. Llwrence . , • -, tb_elOOP Haft meetlnl(. Followint the initiation.. Reeves, Logan, djstrict chai.rmaa Douil•s and Mr. and Mn. Perry The Sacred Heart Guild m,t (and. Mi11)Jarrie Karif Smit.h.:/ __ cll,."j~i!;.;m:;m~ lfn. cano complimt:::.t~d the er- of mt t'i'Ti•! ob)ective: Flo&sie Dix- Carpenter. She att!':rd . _the Thursday eveDII\I in the t!hurch I Wat~ Mn. Georae .-uch· eOion, wire WJed· to der oa th'e ir work. . on, Nelsonville, .supreme obltuary Pomeroy-Belpre iootu• PJnt~lauditoriqm with Mn. Georce Hac- an.u &Jl(f ·Kn. Boward Dailey,.c:o,. GuaQ pret.eDt were Mrs. Gano: committee. Friday night. kett Jr., preaidl:n&. ·,halnnq; ~~~- P'rnk !ennla.g11, I blJb, prieat- ' w~•· Mary . BartleU. ~elsonfllle, past ovgr thf'l rrteldl, . Post · · MOQRI WtNI uoa wiD he pare tor tbl Troop later Seoutl ... m·~ unlformfi or~..-.Pftl. '"ut I to ol ,.,..P bera are requeltfd to u.ur....w · w..... r..._ baa ' ROBINSON'S DRY Fisb-·1 CLEANER~ Real keen .. tho!ie creases. Thill lad knows the importance of keeping well groomed. The most parli· cular man couldn't dk f<>r !>EIIter dry cleaning and pres.sing for his Sll4ls than we do, We're known, , CALL 122 •• · Robinson~s Laundry · Tri- Lustre .CieanP.rs --Oblo ' I ious foreign field~ of the Baptist work wa s tbe topic of lhe pro· grom presented by Mrs. Joseph the Cook, Rl the. meetint of Women's MlBsionar)' Society o[ the Boptht Churph, Thur1day 1 evening at the church. I The mectinJl: in charge or the president, Mrs. Cook opened suggested today the East and. West Increase the flow o!. seion!ilie , koowledge aeross the Iron Curtatn but the West slapped down the proposal aa <I.a. very greoat daDe:er to puce". · Foreign Minister Vyaeheslav M. Molotov put forward the proposal in the dying hours oi the futile Big Four conference but the West said his proposal would do little more than lock the Iron Curtain firmly in place. At the same ltlme Molotov rejeotcd • French proposal lor in· creased eontacts betweerl the two sides and for a free ·now of news ~a betWCefl East Rd West. The v6st 1 already bad nrned1 that contin· uance or the' frOit Curtain was a tbfeat to pdi:e. · • Tbe Mol: , "'. " pi'Qposal provided BBd Local macistratcs tiDed serrteu~d af~. p~rsons today 011 for ex:cha eo, of scientific , deJeeh&J'• of CiedJng, intoxication gatloil41tb would bring Weat«o Refreshments server! Mrs. J. E. FOBter,were durina: the ial boll!'. ! b)' sOc- SEE TV'S PIR5T TEMPI.B MllltUHIIT riiNiCiilt TONIGHT You•re Never Too YOWllf Tbe Man From Lar1mle Ttcllnlcolor DHn Mlrlln. .hrry Ltwlt C~mnco~~t Tecttftkolor J1mH Stewart Arthur KenJMidy Tun~ •Nov. • • • 1ml Wecl, ••• • 15~16 TUH, lnd Wed. Tile Gun Thlt Wo11 Nov. 15·16 VIolent Saturday ' The Wt!li new the "On-Mechanical Look." '""""'1!'£ ~!WP<•~·' Jlo'(f< "1":::: ~mi!!'/ Gono . . bvioul .. · . .g.t4, JI:d~eta ~ , • ,lbu lltJ Ml pichi~ .'!i atli:ht'lo&t · 'netry. And tbete'tNtwBI'lan " elitySound: new "4-P1us·· -piCtUre ll,uality on Super. and Del Us.~ models~ ne.w "H\Eh-and-Eaay" tuning. But RCA Vic:tor'a Big Change in TV brings you m much more, yqu have to see lt tor yourself to · really a~te it. $199.9~ • Como in today! 6te,RC"' Victor's Big ChaogJJ./11 TW ELBE. _ R FELDS: l::==:::::~======~~:::;:::::::~::::::::;;:;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~;;;;;;:;:;;i~;;~~:::::;::;Technleolor Tec:hnlcolor , Dtn111i1 M•r..n, Rich O.nlnt ' VIctor Meture. Rlcbwd lgtn I ••"· Dixie- .. .' J ' n model ' ' Probation of one year was 1ranted to Richard Lewia of Middloport Monday by Probale Judie John R. B~,eo~ oa eondltion that ~ contribute ~& weekly ror tbe ,.Jupport of three minor ebJI· ctren. • ··uwts Jn his~ IPP~.ruce before the court pleaded . _tbat be "-•d b4ten ~;JnempiOJed until "this past ~. ,, - ... ,ult-'.,._,,,_. Clllr>lh ' . . .. ! •-,;·;j,.,,,!tii ptn~.i, But tel for , down poeketa are lab a~.Y.,.r ill all!l!,l tbm hipbone.. Tht belt FROM $99.00 $1,i00 NIW TWINS AIIIVI Mr and Mrs. Waller Thomas ' •PoiWOrSiylo" Cltcyotor - . I -1 ' '· loolo• pOworrul On tho b~bway :1'!'1 where h.... power m.WI ~"!r4Pio. . , • u !It<\ what . ,.,, :··~·:'' a .· SI.Irtday~nc'l'lf .: ~ ' ' '' ,... . ' t ,\., ,, \ Cbey.ler -rat- the ...sationalear bin of the y~rIs ~buttoil PowerF.Iite, YOli'\I).V.r ..Oul baj/e to ~ran: lust to~ L ·buttoa "'!tho IBfe lt/l'aide ~I tbo IDstruillalt pODOl, ODd prosto'7"' you • aot ', \ ' "· •. y ·'· IIITM ' .. ANN'OUNciD' Ea>lSOclfnd· Rj>bitlil>~ (Ruth Cba.OJ, Nortb AV.· Mid~rt.· lnftOUDC. )In!, bltih ol Crooksville are Before toda)"s session began an authoritative ;o(lrce disclo&ed the West had be;Un dNJfUng a aoiemn pledge tO ' cobtinue. working tot German 'ru,.ity despite failure on the Big Four to eome anywhere neat agreement on the question of Germany. lfion pOS.t LellPresents Flag ..,t To Middlepo ' . and the E~lt:: thc~s~": I u~!t;,i! • ' ' ' peg,e:m: pr....d )he •ppr..tatloil or LegJon for the fine eooperatlon they 'have received' from lbe ·vUIqe ol!jcials qd Meyor Sl<!nQ" R"!saell acceptCKJ the Flal abd lblnked the LegtollDiires for t.belr w-leh Will be v•ii~'g~! 1on thegiltll-.:-pole at the Hall. fj11N.'., ft.u,•~.,. D tHI~~ICOTN.. int : hlrlclr; ~ 0.. . U"-"1'"" !flo-· Cou.. -·. ............hn"'' · lr , • .,.. """""' '!0'· ojftlt lo olo"h noor htro ..Uy 10 .,. •tttrnptecl tfo •rreat a ' hunHr ,., ' ""' f•trlck, 1 rn1•nt M Chlllt· cD!ho, ~•• wfillo ·•• woo loo· l't)...., · · Ohio lne• to ,.,. Wlldlllo ·offkjolo thl .-...,. ~ ;,1.-n.t.#lr <MI occ"'in.;t,• .., · ' .. AppOIQtmentS . Are Annodn ced Two ' appointments· have be€1n sroute<l by lhe Probate Caart, It wu maall! .-nown to'day. Syb,l . ·Ebenbach has been ap· pointed •dmlnlstratrlx ol the es· tate or Annie Dalton. · Th11rsioa , Stone Jr., haa beert appointed guardian of RIChard E. Stone, ·Nelia, Stone; pini,~ E. Stone and Karen K. Stint,, who are mlnoF'L 1 ' G9C Unit· ~ting 'tailed . At Hid ... , , ,, -'~'•t .., ·~. 1 Sidney Russell ae<l the-·~ distwsed seriously the aame ~ sure. The tax leYY which war'YGl;. ed down last weft . ..."' made it possible 10 ~ to pay the monthb' bli&: 6f i1t:.11 for the street Uglatt. At preaent, couDcil iJ faeiitJ · a debt of $1300 with only . , . 'lft the fund to pay the water aaC. light bi111 for the town. l(idille:. ,port's share of the real etta~ o~ property tax Ud1 yur iJ M'700 aU! the light bill will be oQr . . and tbe water bUI N017.20 aceotding to last year's flfll!'e!l. A laet of abOut rilty Yotu lut Tue&day kept tbia bill, wllkfl wal to build ~ garage for the fire dJ.. partmen:t equipment aDd to 144 to tbe general fuad, from puaiAg. At tlle meeting lload•y Coaaen by an emergency meuure, palllcid an ordinance for the l:~l and requiring or a perm'if for tJM burning of ' open firfiiS Ia. tbii Yll· lage limita. Permits Win be atvea by the Mayor and Fire CJaJI(. Three months batt: ~ta are to be made to the Pmt~ ~d ••• the ·.nn. !lle"hub'.' o.r • · . tlit~art.led plpelin• ·P artridge ·explaloed ·thai th• :plaO mUBt · ~~iVf) ·approval of the Pedf!:ta1 .Pe-wtr , Cnmmlssion, arid th,e seeurlties EM:banle Commlss;i~rr·: ~~ vari~U5 .at8te re~l~· · toryjb()dt_es ~ bstore it eoiJ:td tqkc effect. ·: . , · . the l.pr~wllq Columbia IJ,sle.111 1• comp.,.,d, of ~linalllbsidl aries atld two 'o tber ~ofporate mem~ ' servet IKnfte JZ~ , m.i.l· lioq ~.rk;s ·in ' Weit ¥irJtnt., O)llo, · Ptftll8l'l!lanlot K"lltu..,_, M'~ttnd, ivltiini• lutd Y..it. In!. " est ' Vltilili.~. ,lh• plfn wo.u~ . pr9f_i~e for_~l'~0;\1~-_lton of rttaif operations Unite~ Jo'ut'l, Maaufac.~ur'ers Li&b~ &: Heert Co., O!ni!borla~d · I. A)ieghe~y II" co. aDd A'mere--Gn··uuuu:es -CO., into · a single re;tail flrm, , Psi'\Tidge' · ~d ·~111:'*11!1" of tbe ·plan ..,vould l ihclpde single oWne,rlh_ip of \be · ~yJtem:.s inter· li•w. f4 ... • 01 ;MeU&lj r~~::J~::·~~h!~ 1 the National .eill( FoundAtion Collll!y ·Chopter for 111-:: o1 lfa ,_ of stale RfiR pool, reduction il\ work would take over the retail cu1to- fantile Paralysis at the Pomeroy t Auditoriwn on .:_ e . ~rles: far ~be system and the rCguiatOry mers of Obto Fuel Gas Co .. Natur- Senior High m':;:.X.wa~ Jnslruetecl _to tonlld: bo.dic.s, less bootkceJ)in.v; an'd sav- alGas Co., of West Virginia and Thursday, Nov. 17,, at 7:30p.m. ManUfacturers. The meeting, open to the pubThe M uc:;~ eo!'!q~f· 1M- OIJ~ i-;a&• to retail ~ustomers. • I I lie, is to prepare plana for the ay 5 re.,.... ~ 1?. . ,.,..,.,'\"/"' . "When rate filings. beeome ne· Manufacturers, which serves all .Meigs eo. Polio drive t.o be beld was acecpted aDd Jean La~·, teo l!~sary, one federal ra~¢ rfliag of the sy1tem's Penll'lylvania cus- during Janu.'lry 19S8. port, as tteasunr, of a bal~ ~ia coqld b~ made to cover !Jll system tomen., along with some in West Robert Daube;. 1tate repreaen· all funds of $16,146.1$ on Qd. Sl i~ter-st~te sales, instflad of tbe Virginia and Ohio, would be r~ tative, Will be present to help Was accepted. • potential seven as at present," he stricted te retail service in Peruf- fonnuJate drive plans. He wiU 1 sjld. "And one ·retail CUing could C&A would. handle ooiy also &how II film "Remember M.e" bt!! made for each stat~ instead of ,sylvania. retail business in Maryland; while which acording to H. E. Boney, multiple filings tS Ji now tbe Central Kentucky Natural Gas County Campaign Director, is an ease." Co. wou1d handle ita own and exceptional film. Under the plan, United Fuel United Fuel's retail operation~ In Mn. Audrey Young, County would~ take over ·transriliNion lin- Kentucky Natural Gas Co.; would Cl)aicmao urCes aU who are in· es and whnlet~ale bWiiness In all haodle its own and United Fuel's in belping the Polio seven states, while lfB pr~ent re- retail operations in Kent~ky. are asked to eome out f4l tail buslnei& in W~t Vii-ginia "Tho plan is daigned t 0 10 · . · meetinat...Polio isn't _ II~ PARKERSBURG, W. 'VI, ~t. but we have a start. m 11le . K k d an entuc y would be ·bahdlcd cl't'ase operatin~ etric~eney and J'igbt dlreetion," pys Mr. Basil George W. Warth, 54, of P~.s- : 'M(ql•y ,bY , 'ret•il CQtnpanies tO be: up p~uc~ economies whJCh would. O'Connor, National Chairman. ~rg Rt. :5 wu killed in ·tboae .ststes. 1 • 11-lp ke~. gu pr_ices do~ to the "Let's aU join in on the knock- o1ght when an automollile ~k the bieyele he wu rt~ Oil ~ _,'" - "" ' O_h_lo.;··~s_•_;ln_,g:::l•::_.c•:.:u:.:bo:.:l:;: dia=ry:-_.::eo:oa::::um::::er::•_:P;"::'r::•;:dge~="::'d::·__ out blow to Polio, NOW!'" Rt. 37, about two mUts ~ ltz'.e.. SEAMAN FINID State Police said tbe blh ap. ~~~~~Seaman, 45, Anne st., Starently bad no lillbll ali4 ·~ ito In an appearance befor.e charges were placed apbut . 'the Jane.s of Gallipolis driver, William D. Boso ot l'fl~ Monday received the mand}tory cr;sburg. ; ·• , . fine and sentence for driviQ MIIGS GENIRAL HOIPI.T-~1. · wbile intoxicated. Jt was pninted nut that no one was .seriously Admitted Monday: Mn. Beleb hurt in the a.cefdent which TtarDer • Carpenter: Mrs. ' AtJie brought about Seaman's. a.rrat Green. Pom60)' · t' I 8"ItYCI'JSl D"Its Jn Tr a{{•IC At . ParkersbUf! . \1!';:_ •t 'HELD IN UNITS) ~ ' Market R.,ports j Dl'l"lssed: Mrs. Gertn!do 'blm, · Pomeroy; Fred Giltl, I mer Fqe, Pomeroy. · ----=~~ · ·· HOLZIR NCisi'ITAJ, Gfa, m. ' ClNCINNATI. 0. UP-Produce: Admitted Moneta,: lira. Ottre Egg!l, firm 1·2t" bigber; conwm- Wiseman, Rutland; Mn:· RtlaAzll er lL S. A large 83-54; mediums Sl!nter.. New HiveD, W~ v•., 42-43; ~xtra large 48-4.8; A Jtarge Mrs. Hobart Cblldt'91, JMu1, 46 48; A mediums 35{JS; small t'all&. 21 -31: B large 36-45. _ J\dmittl':d Tuesday: Griltit Chickens, fryers firm lc high· Beaver, Leoo, W. Va. tr; fryers 3-3'J,Z lb. 21-24; Mostly '• " 22-23; hens, heavy over 5 lb. 18METER RICIIPTS 20; henll tight S ..., and under 17Aeting Chief ot Pollee J'raD' 18; hen.s light leiboms l.f.l8; old Hudson reported that the meburoosters 8 10. receipts for last wee~ Butter 90 score 86 ::::_.-''' -·---= $2::.38::·,75. :: Mrs: ,..en: Dairy Service Unit Considers . .. Reports Of Meigs Co. Testtrs Grange Tber• refresh· II Invited. Troy clerk and The Jong-ringe .plin .annouqeod ' ~ ' .C~Es.TON 'uP -!. Ubited Fuel Gaa. Co,. . of Ctilr~ti>n will beconie coOrdhiator~ 'Qf ; all interstale tramimtsid~ 8.tid,- wholesale b~ijijr\esa rot tJJe Columbia Gas Sy.stem under a propo!ed plari deslgne'd to shripllfr ·tbc system's operatloflB. ':~ndoy nirbt when tbe eoa,.;d at the Viltage 11111. tluor I met . ,PlanOpen IPro.·;,oate Conrt 4. 1 Meigs Co. Polio of Acrlcll~ Monday coiLs for' ..,tobUobnient of various communi· a singl~ retajl eompaiJ1 Jit eaCb of ties. the seven states serVed by ColumThe Community Institute ia tn- bia and oDe system~wtde company t.erested in Lbe betterment of b dl tb · 1 1- '" the communities aDd tht~o~l"~~~~=~ to an aDd e· ·wlfolespl. e n ·""i~tll~ traDBI.' mi!llliou e .oper.atilms. tmpbasls ls baaed on John W, Partrida:C, ·president of Heney Clatworthy. COIDrnon<ler famlb lif~. • six CharlestoD Gi'Oup co)npanles. ol Feeney-Benoell P..t, sai~ Uptted ~· vias ehosen " Amerl\lon Lepo.. ond the lntmtllte .!"'lDP!•r .......e it COleman an:esebted the ' ,.. Is the maJor t;iftni 1ttrn cloat!it to or Mlddi•pon with a lar•• IIi• SoulhwfOI, . '3•iilcb . . '"PPII" Mondey ovoatnt when tbey · about 7H..,.:..nt ol Columbia's ' .( )HftYSLER '. States lure, and W~'rt ·wonlliDa ,... 'ript. a.,.i . .Olio up' lor ., • Sound- There will be an open meeting there will be mus!c and singing, furnished by the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Doster and the Juliior Choir, 1 talk by ' C. E. Bl~:~:~:;;:! titled "A Look At Meigs awards and other entertain• 1\fld educational features. Community Institute la by the College of tile Oblo Well. why Walt? Juat (or tho fool of it, put yi>Uioetfb II!!> .pilot'• ~;eal .o r tho Dtw Cheyaler Windsot ·, , • ·will Dow' SpilFIR V·8 "'~ ... .. ... Puobhutt~i ......... fllte • • • new Pow«Pilot S!Oorq , , . ileW. f Vlrgl~to f1ver.d I I The MeJ.gs County Board of Elections toda)' warned tbat an eand1datea al t1te recent general election must rue a Jtatemeot of the1r expe~~~e~ innuTed during the campaign oo later tban Friday, Nov. 11. Offidala pointed out that a .statement mW!It be f1lcd in compliallt'e with Ohio Elections Laws regard1eu u to whether or not tlley woq or lost. Election Board officiab: said that the local o(fices will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. each day through Nov. 18 for the purpose filing expense statemeJJts. " '" · Snlo'otlt Bnta • , , aed 1!1.; ao-iettJoa' nt!W 10(1tlooar '""PGWer-Traia."'SV.tem. . , ' . . r~ · .. f birth of twin sons. '",eli.,;•,.; ·*···~ W.ttt (lntem~lleMI tumtd oft unto- bUlJ ean be pal¢ Oa Au&utt 7, 11113t, tbe t1nel 1iJbt8 of Mlddleport were tlltUd off because ot a lack of reYene in tbe General JPuod of t.bt ril· Jage and only a detetmlned M'fori led by the women folk of the town brought llbout the pua-u or a 3 mill levy for a nve rnr wbieb nllbiH: lillie 1 period relighting of .Middleport strHtJ fn Meetidg,fbnrsday ro..er. 1 ninR, November 12, ville HOIJpital. Dave Thomas or' ldln?r.vlllc '' a grandfathel'. · •' ~ Tho ~lao havQ other ' . , W~ ", ' ' , hlta the highway wl1h ' I i4IY Ill!!ored au WAAfii ~JqJ' J'!\~~·~J.~~! opeq~. ~ ..1& the Iron -curtain lor news ''llid."litear. AJso at the Portlaod; was.ltned '10 anii' coa'l:s by Justice of ttr~ Peace · Pertf Peoplt'!s for intoxication. )n Mayor E. F. Robldson's court Gordon Yea~er, QOolvllte, was llned $100 l:nd costs and s~nten­ ~ed to thre~ ·d~s in. !Jle county jail; GeOJ'Ie Parter, ·~arletta on the cbarge of specdlnr, was tined $1ft and costl!lj Bernard Ralrden, Hartford, W. Va., and WJilard Net.on, RuUond; botb oharvetj with driving wblle liJ.toxl~ated were flued $100 and C08tfl and sen· tenced to thref days ih jail. ,Dan S. Rizer, Syraluse, was fin ed $20 and cos.ts, on tp~ charge ol speedibg by- T. S. Ceeil, JwUce of the Peace of Coolvdle. · ' ed Lewis . rant G Non-Support Case "'PowuSIYlll" CII'YIW Wlnd.tOr, 1111 PDPUIM •••••••••• .......1 Candidates T0 File Expenses By This Friday ' lmilll'~t~ 11!1"'•· lt!t II ll!'ill~ 1Year ProLua. . ti·on Buldnt 1UM1HtttNtto'IHHI fwdlOp - . The Rev. Ho'mer Felty, tronton, will be the main speaker in the Fifth Community tutes meetlq to be held at Lone Bottom, at either the Christ or Methodist Chureh. / The topics of Rev. Felty's talb ft: ''Gettlq the Most Out of the Rest of Life," to be et~n at the~ afternoon aeulon; 11 God11 Pone ln Our the evening • Draw F•mes SIX And Se•nteft ces : ·BeiROre Courts COMP,LITI RI-STI'UNG ••• MEIGS •t West ~urn Down Red proposaJ , . For Scientific Data Ex«:h~ges Ironton Pastor G~~~A UP-Russia Societ To Be Speaker At Jnstt"tu·te ' Lor· Sterrett, who had for her nin topic, "OM of the 1fruits of the spirit, Joy ." 1 oth(lrs participating in the program wefc Mrs. Atcn Shain, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mt"ll. El. len Couch nnd Mrs. J. E. Foster. The first chapter of the book, "The Revolutionary which dealt with the various "iflms" of the, world today was given by Mfs. Cook. During the businel:ll session, plan.s were made for the Chriat· mas meeting and Mrs. J. H. skephenson, Mn. Atcn Shain and Mrs. 0 . 'R. Faris were named as the committee. Mayor-elect C. 0. Filher of Middleport will more or lea turn baek the J!'3IN or Ume to the retr of 1131 when be nsumn office on Janual')' 1. He will be faelng the same 1ort of situation which exl.&t4!d in hi:~~ term of office that time: ~_shortage or funds and the possibility that the street lights of the village will have to be T BIG C·H ANGE'. ' 'tn TV by RCA VICTOR,, nftht. Tax Levy's Defeat Creates A ~ 1 Financial Problem For Villag~ w::::; e. Now-See The Exciting N$W ''Muaionscope" giving the var· with devotions led by Mrs. .......... 1 ·1!' , ' Hltllitii•a"wHv: Baptist Church Women's Society Heard By Mrs ..Joseph Cook too, for our speedy service. Mutll m!Hh tel... with . . . - William fears Taken By Death ••tTl' I At Letart, 1'. Va. 'I- I Just Come Bock From ... ......... ....,.aMtMdlhl, .... -,so .. u_,._" Lft • • Co"'mandments Of The for Those mro•ds In Fields "I . I Proa-l • Olllo: _ . , . wlftolr .......,.., IIAIIeN4 ~ by \ 1. Thou ~ha1t ~ employ otb• muale. Then tby days are lon'JCI' i _,.,to kill thy ..,.. lor thee. or a!ICI thy credltoro tlhell not • eollnt 1ame killed by thy neiJI> dillnherlted too 10011. bor, T. Look )101 into the barrel 2. Thou flhalt .speak to . t~ they ,gun alth0111b lt be empty. Jarm owaer ln a tenUe a:nee Tbe undertaker ean maketh "' and entreat him to "permit thy llvint witllottt thy buainess ·l+i btln~nl· oft hil. J)rMlt,.liea. lest ' he fore thy DOl"mal tlmc. '~!< .booi 'thy north en~ ·f rom bis cloo 8. Thou •hall not 1"' , .~fti•: egn eocll:ed. How ean tbei nel11h· ' a ~ . PolDt Dot t.bl gun 'toward bor- sit at thy welcome --y ' llvlili 'tli!4 tbl( thou doot when he is replet> with buc•Jt.l will be be14 .Qot .""h to ol~. lte 'who laileth obot. 2 p.m. !OJ' Will· ·t• tll!erve tbia Is a Kina am,png 0. Ascend aot the fence of Letart. W. V1., ~ . !iitlle$jbot. · · th•Y sun Jty bond. Solnl it bll holb•, on ;1,.:• . . : ~· ~ 1191. tht rod toward job worketb him overtfme loog m~. ·~· .... eattl~. ,awtne or· natives within he draweth nOt time and a ol Muon . ' " · ~, ~ one-~h' mile of thy no:se-end. eth. Tby union mlght wu lbe !\On of ~ ~- ·f~'.s pitaH.f6l'k can caUa· tJiee. WilHam Cerollne Wean, e.th' lf!.:e~ to eat thy meals from 1 10. Observe atl ·the above rules. who precected blm in death. ~· tnantle. The Happy Huntlq: Survivlna arl) his wile, Bcute, 'lf. 5. Unload th)' gun before thou a~. to whieh thee and a aon, Early. Dowell, ,of Gale· ,, · enterest an auto. This will poat· pcoblbl)' overcrowded na, Ohio. po~ tbY and thy neighbor"a fun• dllru aenf there by thy Burial WUl be made in the .eral fati:Ler-Rnd thy reception Adamsville ·cemetery !ol:~~.~ Take not .thy gun by tbe leave mucb to be desired. the servi~ at Fo&:lc;t~oag -- _.. \ al Home under dir«tlon of Ralph Mahoney. I Still Pretty Shorp .. t~nis Suit nttnet No. 180 ovnt.VII ON 911...., ., ' Daug ' hte Plan Chrtstmas ' - rs Of JS Party At Lcx;al Hotel For Decem.,..r • 1 - L • .-... .................. I rm ' ., •' ",; .c- ' ' ' tenltht ... ,. 55. • ••1111.., I Hotchki11, But My Crtoses Are ' ·-· '.f " . extrtiiM Members Of Local Methodist Church . k h Th d ' W Attend Christlan or s op urs ay I'd Ask You To Sit Down; Miss a e I ' bt • ' '~-, J • .,....... d Prayer by the Rev. Father Jt)hq ·l frJ, J{orner Gordon, MDI, John WUiilm G. llooro, huaband ol DINNII . CIRCLI TO MJIT Turel opened the _paeetln1. Th~ Pepe, Mn, WHl.llm Hamm, Mias tho Et.-nor sick committee reported 'l'r•· Sl)o 1ant; Hufi:a, M~~ ~,rbara poao- heelf' !Wiled: loli&...t ' MWI' edl· The Se«>nd ClaP 12 Circle of Heath Metho- phia Whitlock, Mr1. Harley Slac). Yo, Mise Cbriltf.oe Gtuerer, ·Mtas tor of " t~. t:!jluptbua Cllllen. Mr. Club )"01 meet 11, the diat Chureh will meet Wtdnett- and Mrs. ?,Jary Koru, Ul. ·P lll)l . Cl~e.e c;utfol:d~··~iu. Doris Wella, and ~'llri. ~ and. t~lr t~ee Wednesd•Y at 8 P~ day evening at 8 p.m., · at tbe were m11de to aerve tbe CbrtstqJ.•• Mn. Pa\11 uou;r,., •MrJ. 'Donald ebildrea u., in c:;oJliJil'bus and ThanksJiivinJ dinner. borne of Mrs. , Jamea CriiWell di nner to the Imd~ial Eleetrlf Rqleh, Jiitta. Leon JfelijaiJht. . frequent . 'vlilton of rela-:. Ue 'l'equested ,.to lirlna: their with ·Mrs, Glenna La~bert, Pte9i· Company on Thursda)', Deeember Kiss ~olYrf Meier, Miss Rita table cerviee. , in tbls ara. , dent, presiding. ~111 Ber.nice 1tl-Ut. . 1 ~--le. MiM Rut_. Ana Horak, Bowen, Meigs County Religious Mrs. Hackett thanked all wbu a,r.. Thoma& Heaneuy Jr.. Mrs. Education. teacher, . wm _ present helped with the Halloween party Kenneth MC'CullOUJb, Mill Kay the dc,·oltOnal !etVlce and pro- for the chi1dten, Mus HeJ.-n FollrotJ. Miss Jo EJI~n Jl'oll~od. gram. _1_ _ WaddeU gave the report of the · Mi.¥ Ros.,_ Horak and Miu Jean nominating comrftittel! as foUowa : tti(Glone. Mra. Gcprge Horak, presidenti Solidtors: M-rs. Theodore Beq:le Mu. Theodore Beegle, viee prnl· M'n. Donald Mullen, M~. ;ohn dent; Mrs. Thomas HennellY .:{r., Mitch, Mrs, Charles RadfOJd, M.rs. " secretilry aJid Mr.s. Mary Sc:baefer, Remo Neiri~ Mrs. David Ohlinger, treasu .. r. '' Mr•. George Hackett, Jr., MJ.ucs Plans were mad.& for the Christ~ t.en,a an~ Katie Gutb ud Miss . Rev. Rob-:> rt F. Lmter. Miss, &ecretary of the board of world mas party to be held at the ne~t Mar~aret Gana. ll' 111 d " Fr'e meetktg wilb a. .$1 gift excbana. K1tchffn com~lttee: Mrs. Gco . 14,awa Karr. Mrs. M F.. Rath· peace, c lcago , .; an e- Plans were also made for the ;-a:_ }lac~ett Sr:• and Mn. Johit- Goetl b burn l! nd Mrs. Jobn Bowen were dd?m (romH Alcohol," ui~~ , Cara· t b h ld T"••,...da~ Jr., co-cba~nnen; Mrs. l;lenry ill Port11 moulh Thursday whc~e 1 me R. ooton. exec l~ aec:re- nua 1 ua 8r o e e . ''·.,.~:"' ".' ~ \V,eUs, Mrs. John ij~mdley, . Mn. , they attended workshops m tary ?f the board of tefhptrance, November 17 and the ~omQuttef111 · Jobn MH.th, MrS. WU!tam . 'Rein.' Christiah Social Study and achon 1 Washmgt?n, D • .T•:;.. , were named as follows. Hoi~e~ bart, Mrs. Dorothy . Gtoeckrier, in the s 1gelow Methodist ChurTwo films The SQ1,1nd of L Mr.1~. Mary Mrl. lllrs. -c .,u 11 LP . Mel ~r. Mrs. Remo · h d Sl Kunzelman ' . c h' and · . u:.... . saAJas q~o:~nqJ lSJf..J., puw- j~uo1~ , e an !Uion, as 1ers. • ~ N ,~ •• Gru M 1 1 11 ch. . c 't " I ho A H 11 M'188 H0I W ddell e r • u. nt~ne& eser, rs. ~here wc~e four nminars, each Its ommum Y • were a so I wn nna owe · a David Ohlinger 1 Mrs..!J~eph Conde 1 w1th a •. nattonal speake~ as fol. . • • .. Mrs. Adolpb .saelens. · lows, Cur~·;nt economiC trends .lo ...e"''CO lolrs. Wllll•"' w,ns, 1111· Frank lD America by Rev. H. Dudley I ,q;,~, IV Fugate,- Mrs. Joetp)l Raub. Miss Ward, executive secretary of , -1 &...-.. Kathl'f.ll GlUes~. ''Mrs. Nellie Barthe bn"d oi soctal 'and econo· aoltl l!>d Mrs. Jciho Goett. Jr. m1cs 'relations, Chicago, til. ; ~ "~ese.~~gation ~olicy anrl tech· Plan's were completed for til<' lion of officers was held With Mn ' neb committee: Mrs. G""'' n1q~e ~ror Dw1ght W ...culver, annual Christma s party to be held Sayre elected as president; ?(r11. Hora , ellair!'um; !4n. Paul . aoclologlsl nf Purdue Umverslty at the Hotel Martin Coffee Shop. Max Meinbart "iee presl(lent: cl, Mn. Vlrg1e Ruse~~ll, Miss Lily and author. of • "Segr.~tio~. In Thursday, Dee . Sth when the Pasl ~rs. Rollin Bearhs, treasurer and (Uro)amt, ·Min Sue ·\Jean ~ub add the Methodist Church ; Councilers of Tbeodoru 5 council Miss Erna Jease, secre.tary. , Mrs. Janet Korn; A me!!f,1ng of all pects for a Christian World Or- Daul'tllters of Amenca met Thun· . · commltb;es was tailed for Wed· der", Hev. ''arl D. Soule, field day evening at the home or Mason Dunng thc 1 soc1al hour prize~ nesday at 8 P. M. wtth the kllchen t · h r Minersville ~e awarded .to Mrs. Sayre, jilt's. commlttee to meet at noon. TO HONOR MEMBERS uM~s.' James Sa~c, vice pre.si. Albert Hen~ricks, Mrs. John Slnith Hostesses for the D~ember Ch.arter members and Past Pre- dent presided over the meeting and Mrs. Richard Campbell. meeUng are Misses Lena and 'Ka· sidents nf the WSCS will be hon- ln the absence .of the prestdent, A dessert _course wa~ ~~ed. by tie Guth, Mrs. George Buebanan·, ored Monday evening when lh~ Mrs. Norma Chapman. The twen· the hostesses: Mrs. Wilham Mrs. Leon McKnight, Mj.&.t Ann regular meeting of the Sot'iety l;; ty-third Psalm, followed by the er, Mrs_. Joseph Beegle, IDa. El· Howell, Mrs. Joseph -Nj.ppel, Mr!. More Jl'OPI• plan to buy RCA held at Heath Churt!h . .,An anni Lord's Prayer and pledge to the mer WJekbam and Mrs. Claude George Hackett Jr .. Misses Helen VictOi''telelfision because->-at borne or at th~ir neighbot&' Darst to th~ followinl members: and Mabel Waddell, Mrs. Joseph versary tea is planned £or the so- flag opened the meetinll ...:..they'v:t #In RCA Vic:tor•e clearer, sharper picture ..• c1al hnur. Mrs. E. M. Blake is d~- ~ Mrs Albert Woodal'd, · - Mrs. M~~- H~nry Reibel, Mrs. Eva H:n· J(aub and Mi.<~s Ella Hennessy. they've ictdrd ~CA Victor's rich, lull tone. Tbat's the vntfonal leader · M1ss Bess san- Joseph Beegle and Mi-ss 'l:rnd rlrlek.s, Mru . tlolltn Bearhs, Mls.~ Prayer by Father TureJ closed kind of erperience that's made eo many people decide born has the Program and Mrs. Jesse were named on tii;P ~ommi + Erna Jesse, Mrs Jl!chard Camp· the meeting after which retresh· lhot RCA Victor is the TV they want most! Hattie Smith w11l present special tee for the party and namea were b~ll, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Ber- ments were .served by Mrs. Paul music durmg the program. d1 awn for cxcha~ge of g1f\s· Eleo::. mce Darst, "!ts. Addie, Gruescr, Ca~t"i, Mfs. B~lt Giro1ami, Mr~. _ _ Mrs Oval D1ddl~. Mrs. James Gu1do Glrolam1, Miss Lily GiroSayre, Mrs. Albert Hendritks and lami, Mrs. J'ohn Bacon and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Gn1eser. Clementi MenchlnL .Myrtle Linseott, worlby high priutess of Nelloit\'ille : Lucille Talbott, Marietta, put diatrict deputy; Rose Weber, paat worthJ h1gh pnestess of Marietta ; Wilt 1 jam Dixon, past watchman of .shepherd! or Nelsonville and Fred Reeves of Logan. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were served from an attractive table centered with sn arrangement of yellow ~white_ chrysanthemums. •• ' TO MalT Clrelo o1 Jbe Fed· orated ~ will meet Tuf.ldor at 8 P . M. ln- the *W room of tbo ehf!<"h. lin. Thoaw You., will be the devoUoDil load.tr. ' ' Tho · . • ,, ' ' .. f A Da,ry SPrvice Unit meeting Davtd Koblentz: · ~ of diredor.s was beld Monday tVt- Mr. and Mra. Earl nmg at tb(' Agriculttlft Extension tory, Mrs. Wmiam office, with president CJarenre c. E. BlakMlee. · . Pnce in charge. . ~ Roy L. Jones ia in ebafP ~ $P Report or produet101'1 tester L. testing at the laboratory 1~ •t l-1. Jones. showed 12 'benb on the ~rground. · DHIA test a~d lf on Owtfer Sem,F m · test · ust vi&tl pier tesl . Report of Oris Smith;- techni- sign a written ~.1an ~~owed 806 CDWB . bred the with milk f1r~1 nme months of year. eious will be M1lk sample collector& named tf'..st without • for thr Milt Ri.n& Te!t induded: Columbia. John Halliday; Salem. Rex ShPnf!fleld; Scipio, Mn. Vir· gil Atkins; Bedford, MD. William Hart; Salisburt.Sutton, John Ihle; Lebanon-5ut~on 1 Oris Smith; Le, l&r~, IU:y Mi4kiff; Chester, Mn. �' Tuesday,.November lS, . ' . 19~S The-Doily Sentinl!l. Pomerov-MICfdleoort. Ohio ' TO SIBERIA .- The Daily Sentinel 01' ntl Mli!IGI - Rkhlr<l I. 0won • , , , Mer. Le:r.lngt:oo An., New ftr.t ~ cttr. AliA Pabll&.bed rrt'ef1 aftemooa ez, Oljll Sundar b7 'nit Oblo Vall•• i~Qtloe~ 1M., 11 110 Htelwlk et., Pomeroy. 0. 16, N . Y. S«bscnpnon ratea : DtltYerJ )J eal'T'U!r where av.Uablflt .1 0 epl!_ B~slnesa otnce per week; one year Ia advance pae ... editorial tfiiee pbone at The Daily Sentinel ollie., .,, $15.80: 1ll: months. $'1.80; three months, $3.to. By motor route bteted •• aeeood elu1 mall· where available: one moa:tb, 11 ... JnBttlr al the poll Off~t tt By mall: WI' year $1; •II m'lPtllt, Pomeroy. OhJo. $4..25; tbr~ iaO•lhl. f2.50; OBI Natloaal aavertiiiJll represea- monlb, fl , ta.Uve, Bottlnelll-Klmbltll, IDe., 843 - -- - - - Heart Trouble Worries ' Of,OurBranehBankfn· , N ew--quarters ., ~ . . . . . •. i \ ' YOU ARE INVITED TO OU ROPEN HOUSE From 9:00AM to 5:,00 PM Next I '~ •· \ ,;r" • ' f ' t' I , • PIIDAT L•vtche Doe1n't :Fisturo as '16 Contandtr Show '. • • • • ~rl COMETO.SEEUS . Warren rnay trt for tbt d.. OOP prtll<lentlal nomlnatfon 1ft tht lvtnt ik• riel~ WeWanti"oBe Your Bank ' ' e WARREN ANJ) IKE-Tho lllneu ol Prtoldtnl Elttnhower hu reopened tpeeul&tlon meanwhllt that Chltt Juttrce TO FOR . ap.W' a t~ond term. \ ' T~• COftC!tniUt •mon1 polltteal •xpertJ t• th&l the tonner rovemor ot C&Utomla, ...,,\. h.. wldt jtopularlt)', will mt.)l;e hO atttmpt to tetk the nomination.. Auto Loans: Checking .Accouftts .-.-:·· · '~- p.rou5 1114 daolllbn Jl "ln'tvocable." . , · . Pci11tleo~ lnllrpl'41t \Vamn'• ttatement to mean thAt n•t "'" "'-ll l)t' avoid aft)' pen<~n&l ettart to captP.ln t~tt nomi"&UM b)'t Uiat Rf Wo~ald lllo reJect anr draft move. - e • • • • • 'ARM noHT-Farm ll&tt lawmakera art tully prtp&rt4 tor 1 fnajor S.,llt neMt year on arrtcultural policy, A year a,O, lhe Houae arrtculturt comml\t.. toured foYr dJitru.* farm &rtll. holdlnr hurtnaa and IOUftdlt\J' out aenttmtnt prtvattay. Tbt Hou.. then pliHd & bill that would rt1ton the rllld tllfh aup. port. under tht prlu1 ot bulc farm '40rnrnod1Ue.....-cottor., wb,.t. com, tobacco, rtce and ptanutt. "' ,.., However, the lena.tt llrtcultun eommltte• held up aeuoa OJl Ull ~neuur., btllevtnr the time wa1 not ripe to pUll auch ltl'l8~•· flow, the 1enaton are on & look·Jtt tour thtmalvea that S. taklrll them Into the ~O[IJ an4 Whtat lkllt ot the Ml~wnt. tht c~JvttdAd crop area of t~ PI.Clfte: co11t &ll<l back to Wuhlnrton &bk'O\IIb tbl louthweat farm oouatry. With \hl1 b4titltolln~ ther wtll bt mdy to JUittty thtlr ·acttOM MICt ..,.lOn-Whethfr It It ilppfovtl of the Houaa bill, 1 41trtrtftt profrlm tor each crop or pUNJe of what ttle admiAlltraUoat~ WIU rioomm~nd. • • • • • • II&VI' VI. Ad POR~Detplte convlnolnr talk ~~~ "ll'tttlrraUon" In tilt armed toreel, 1 brtteh ma:r cltvttoD 1 . tltl 1f0UPf ftlthbt the NaY)' u.cl Air Foret over 1~ ..r . • , • ..; ... .... " ~;,..., ololeryoro, i;~~~~~j~~~ONI, will · lht .....!Ioiii '-''· Ull ftnt. atomictor l&ndlnt eeldt. lhat lhl llrll llOm·p<rnN4 tht octanl - M~ stam&~ter, whlcb 11 •~~It~ '""''". Our 11ew quarters wer~ d~~ia~ed to"~i~·e the ~~\ of R~.~land a~ ·SATURPAY Jh tact. warrtn made It CQ'tta.l clear lut April that ht It With pollt1C41 for 100d. Kt QJ.d then that ht woul4 .U.t •k ;ttetl , oll'lct 'fh4tr "U.f cireuwtane., or colldltlont." ~nd ht lddtd tba NOVEMBER-19th REEDSVIIJJ! IIY LUCY Kl-~1 . Sunday dlaner tueata of ltld .M n. Guy !Jpeneer ~ Western Meigs County the nrs~ .,t,. WEi iiordially ·invitE! th~ patronage of those lind Eaatman arid 1111111)' of FIOrJ 1 Wt~WantToB6Your8ank . . . ' Youna of Paden CUf, W. 1/a., wm Stethem· and wire. Mr. and Mr" Garth Smith ol Lonr 8olt011 aid Mrs. Hel~n Archer. IIK'al. llr. and Mn. Nile Barnett 11Jll Children Ol Belri'O, llr. lhd an. w. D. KnlJht 0 w.,hiDJton. *rn and eN~:~t bankmg fac•h- :·· Savings A~couots· ties. Sehi'ld us r"ie'83. veors.of pr69Jef, for Meigs County and we are . .Christmas Cl. fi)roud af the part this i~stitution has had .in its rapid development. .~ Mr.. IN- and .Mrs. Speneer11 pafea.h, Yf. anr\ Mra. Sdwll'il Chevalier. . Relative• apendlnl S.anday with Fred Col&man were af;:.,, LIYta VJeke.,, Hn. Winnie M.OinniJ '11 Pt. Plusant, Mr. and Mr1. Howard . . . . • \ · ' ' ' prc)blems of tOday .. ~and the years ahead . . We Invite Your Potronoge . ··' t w. Va., Mr. and Hra. ROf rtet O! Ctl\lmbua, were tuettli Sunda,. of lh.o!r parenta, lit. and lin. C. 4. Blmell who wiU ltoya oooa . tor S(, PelortbUfl, Fla., II •Pt•d l~e ' w!nter. ~. lftd llta. 0~ ~ tl • ' . Ato.oftllo~ c+olvlllo •~d J!r. ~Jii§ ~. I· 1,. •••• ol llotnl 1ft .,. 'lolr tlllpo't c..,. visitor~ ot\e lt~(ll", C. 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