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'Ed\'Otrd~· New.· In a reeent a'rtlcle on I was Interested to learn ,. ,;·· · wtestllDI-'Holl#'oO<I • ·' lliOO News , ' • "" · ~'oQ.b o\'fi~ JJ~i!llli!A<t>,.. · '" U!oi<' Weatlier J · ,, ndt-, 4:W -s.;e,.et'\IIN ,!.· · 1~11G ' Sp~ · - ,. , ,.• 't~DI·~ · 'IYI>if ''~~' •· · ·•, 111•111 ~ 'Pilf e 18 ., '· .'~ !<> 'S·3Jl· · ~ e~t·sntiW. 1!~0 I "'Y-d\JP~~·fi) .fie~~r •. 8-D DP; Nearly 200 national organlaation• are sponsoring it In cooperation I 6'46 HurtiCI.De ·E tpteH ..... ..,;00 Kukla, ll'taii. & Ollie ' ~ e·b' ·!ll!otlllil\t '~\HI\Iffli ·'" ' tton. AU have I i. . ]8:~ · Sporta 12·45 Tl:le Gaidlng Light 1:00 Katle'• -Kitc:hefl · t .30 W'elcome Travelers ~ ·oo Robeit Q. Lowl.a '2:30 ijou~e.,-.r.tr ·, .~. 3 :oo · Tholllii 'Pi'!Oif • ·~·OO · the Na· ke1'• 6;3Q ·e:11Q'-:!JiilliiYiallitHch"' it does. :; ~ ~llliAY 8:3~ Weather 12:)1 Lov~ of blfe lZ:So· ·. 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'' '" i ' Daf ' .' .. ' _, .. : ' :. ' Wort. .' -" I ' ' . 'I '' ... I' '' . . ; I; .' ' .' - ' ·.Ddve.. ·the .car·. that's · ~ w • . .' - '} tf ' '·'·~"~) .. ~ . ' ' ,, . '' . ' .. ' ' ·' ; ' <;, !!~ ' &.1 ,, 'OV . t~e • ·~~.• . > ' 1,. " 0 . . . . ., .1' ·A "' I ,,,, . c6Die ltt~and · make .•.':- . I I t ,. '• ,. ·' a £I , ,, r·:_, I ' • I Jt BELL·RINGINfJJ'iiQ,J I • • • ' • r 'l• ·'··'~····· • ' ... ., ' .. '· •1'- •••·, '. " �' ' .... • l . . ..... .. Nov.ember~9.' , 955 .- - The Oolly Sentlne~• ·MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY l!ln. Orl. an~ Tb41Q\.tJlrinlProbbe•1 Mt. and Ml'&i Geor1e McAll.istcJ" Wla home and /' M•. l)ld the Dailv Sentinel llJiu. · JIIr. tQt •nii iu/i. vf Ch:rJ~;t.o:; P'&!~i oau4 tlw,.· !ov!:i: ~-:- myt~..w, ~....-:. ~- ! . -;. Saturdiy. • Sholll, to J>er liD= Jo••~l ~ Mr .. and Mil. Ben Phil•on 1nd Fridatt. ' .., ~=~~~i.i=: ~ '"' '"'· ~~~~~~~~£~~;~ ~~~~~;;~·~;c~btlf':{:f,i·ln'~:~ ~ •8101&, 1olis..Olola!WM url, I - "JU<' Stille, Ma a'rid M. Neb· :.::"· .Ptlttopped th• ·•~d lO.iroup, ' · '}OlJoW"ed m OFder 'by fJOUthel'Jl ; Collfo1111a Mtohlpo •nd Ttus A i<!llo Wjl! lp~ · l M. Army and Dull'e wore tied btttl:J& .ftkl for 1Gth, trtiltd by WuNt Vl$11UI 'op 10 .with fltth- .MlamJ.. Fll\., a.n~ )ow~. avy wa! ' 1 Sta!lf~r~ trfu Mlam• '* fr ':Mtuislill,Pi. tor 20th plae'e. 1erUles81!e plt!ert with tied Cor 231-d. meets 'Kentucky Md lo the Su· and NEW YOiiK HP- 'Th• Umted Press IQ55 ball ratings With votes and won lo!it-tied 1. Oklahoma 24 lo-G 7 8·1 3 Maryland 4. UCLA 2 11)-0 2 Jl.l ' 511 teams,-- - - . . ~ IT p F•t AA.n:htt;lft lt.... Michigan State was the No 1 cbolce of scv~l\ c:oache.s, while Maryland and'J UCLA tach wa~ pleked by two. or the 11 coache» who did not vote tOJ)Ii , Jil: the .one ,,...' ' . ,, ; 'i . ' ' -.,,. o c,~ ·. ~ D. li!M~olppi 10 AUburn then won the last same 'by a . pin mugia. s~~oJnd~~~~;'~(~~~~ ll3; 13, tnd M, !Jute, 8 Ia. &; 18, Jon, 3; -'20 U&, end Ml1m1, Ohlb, ".,ut a:euer· in our confer· you on any gl ven Otbe~~nn~ tud<y, I eaoh. back to Dawson, to glow. Hol· best running "But Daw· 11 the beat COllDir)'. aet soft YQU toucb~s Saturday~nd of the erandeat week out that NEW z•mo but happily. I 'll'bllkey ~he wlth 1 tlltal 0 ' c- • and 166. ..t.~....~·l!"': ' ' ~ r ' ~ 'f. :~. sentinel tot>k 'JIJI~., ·············· ·~ ····· ···· ·· ·\ · ' from o.VEc ··· " '" • ., • ' "'"J . first e,-.JPe as tbt Fl'ldly~........ ·. .... ... ·.... ... ..... .. . 9:00'P; boys rolled a big · Sentinel hit an ·a~l~·ll ' 11M in their second came; saturdaY ....... : .. •. .. . ·....... An Day (()plio 1:110) '8 Noire 'llame P.D State, M~rylantl;, ~- C~ri.otlon In OJdlbom.a. f)hlo ' Tf!Ch, 1 ~nlJ'e ,DDmt:, AuLurn rQMp\led out Paul CJIHord ••• high for The Sontlnol with o bit 5JO •rln on t•m•• ol 179, 232 and 179, whllo Ted Todooco hod hll Mit ltriM of tht Ytlr wltlt 512 an lints of 145, 190 1ftd 177. F•r OVIC Griff Du,llli/ WH hllh with 526 on 11mu of 149, 220 ond 157. Gut C.. .. INd 525 w!th In ttvenlnt'• hfOih slnglo Of 24t In his first UM. Second ~treet Market won fin' game by only seveia from the New York Centrlt then the rallroad boys riaht back to take the game frOm the four pin matlin. was high for the wtnnen 439 series on aames of lt4, and 140, while for New ~ . ~ .... Hflla StboOlll~ t:bll'tO 5t00-.P. 'M. Satuta.; 1 ' ' • ., • ' 1 • I • ·sunaay 1 'tb11f. M. . ...-.·· , .ariftt ,Y.iUr~tib <Ql ~~~~~ Bowling · ' ·' :·u; ~-x ·,.;:..~·~~~~ti!Hit .. · · o~<'1 H :•·>~ j ,, ' . De· Mts. ~, s;r~ ifb'"·reSI' .Jent'·"""''" t'taH.A.n'd ,,..~~,·cers a~~ *' \ ~ :t:f Co·IJ 'Us 'JOif', gue&·~ ·. ·.-~ ·w . w!k hiJ:' ·at 1 ' :J'l, Seei!mloSt. n i •• ..-. ttailed .s '• IDDn' PIUISONS Tbe~arty was a farewell affair ." ' ~.~~. ' 1<,~ ' wagen and children, Pomeroy. · ,.. \'' •• ·'• • \ '. I I '•. .. ,ll· 0 { ·" '!~· ·' '· pRISI Pampanelll. 164~. Merchant . . ..,. 3. RG~ests wdet~, A2c Charles Winebrenner. who ~ce an • nree Mr' aons, and Mrs ~Jas been visiting Mr. a.nd Mrs Mrs Gerald Boyd Clyde Winebrenner, Is in ClneJn: Dtlgard, •Mr .and Mrs. Gen;e Rice _natt for a short vislt and WJll re· ttwn here before Jeavlng later tbls Week fo.r Calltornia enroute to J&PI!f· :r,lel~ ,.Lee, Jr., who brqke his •r21"~en~ty, spent the weekend '!1'1' !'r, ·•nd .Mi's. !Javld 01\er loln.'•\Jijlll'.. Souders and tcliud. ten; 11elh :.\hn; lfud Mlehkel Ross, lefi Saturday after a visit with her ' parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ross Wise Jier brother·hl·lnw. George Soud: ers, Dayton, eame to Middleport • , aDd t~~ Mrs. Souders and the chiJAre~l"'tb Columbus where the 31 were met by Jam_e 9 Soudel'8 an employee Of fhe AirUne1 wh~ ae companied them back i:o their home in Miami, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Harold s Moore Columbus, Who have been. visiting 1 her parents, Mr. and Mfs. c. o. FishW• and . family over Thanksgivt~ l!ft Saturday for Sargents tp Vitlt hlf parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Moore. "' Nt.W YORK-St. Nlchollll. 174, N'H' atoppOi Ullly McNeec~ · , Central ils\ip, N Y., 8. .. .' ~u f~ ~ I:i ·,· -Todt Johnson, '\on, 1 ctrrol' •. '. Tnppa:zzhJl , Henry, Jtm Bartlett of knoUud !or the goals l!rshlp, each havtng W.barram was the top playml wilh 25 G1l. Mayer, !P-ittsburgh's ace 1:1hitek' to a regulal' 1berth this year 2 94 goals per gam'll average and 1~ tHe Jeague m lhutouta wlth ' '11\<6. ''IY UNITIO 1 dar . Jor goala and ~ 18SIIrtl. t "the teammale Pod! illmi'M ner Ken WhaiTam of Buirito-~ 1 up, to for second wltb B!J 'iOfitil - ••1:~=~11e 1illl!li'Wil while PltL<burgli'~ '*'ltli:t~ till!< / s hatl '!i 33 points p~&d Wf:lt . Jackie Gordon of (]levt fill Dl'ii best running Car.11lle Henry of ProfldAift~ 1 Stu aaid. "But ed the number live .s\ot 'With '{II i" the best quarpo1nts 11p1ece. " oo·• g:v' CACJET" · "'l".d!!!ll!!IO~r:::JP110l!dlle!!!!,j0~2~44!.....::~~~!---- tm-:e ea·. \' ·~ ·•I 5 T exa~ Chnstlan 15' Ohio State ? . Georgia Tecb tbe tlfme t1n:. IIIII•••• C (f Q. FINAL 2. Michigan State V. - Mr. ud Mn-. .lamef ~~ ~llelounloloe and Tom .-tl, .. Cdlumbus, ¥tsltecl trtencl4 d ,... l•i;"es hert ovet Thanki vtntw. G"' 1• • Mr. and t.lr•, ~lpb ,)11~1 'ill ~_... • · '· ., ~~'an~ oon, MJ~ey1 ~on: h~m~ ro- ~artor S'-"Z,'.:"Jt, ~~~~~ Soelety Editor- l'boile 011111 Mned . homo al"t" . a hllildat. (A,_Il.,•l!I!O\-ho-il:;twJ<tit:.;.po.,.,r.,.,. $oeletv VlJ.lt wtth her parent.,· )(r. :1;~"" ...-.--,,..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.::..:;:;.:~-::.;~:;;;~:..;::-~::.:, ';; Mrs. Carl Ebenbaeh, Brilldbar)',, t" and hb mother, Mrs. i,(pe1' 1 were holiday wttkend guest.J o( 1 Micha el, MJneravU!e. ' ~ r ' I . .::n1 I j' Mr and Ml"ll. llalph Grave.a. /.: _ Mrs Don ThomaJ left Monday Mre Harle' Swisber aqd ,JOn, I Mrs. George"'Nwelroad Sr. And .Mr. and Xrs. Donley ~elbtl and for a viJit ln Parkersburg with Melvin, were Th.a~qgtvtug daughter, Miu Jabet 111pent Friday daqgftt.er, Donna1 spent Suoday at her grandmother and aunt. Mrs. guesta of Mr. and Mrs. W.I,Ulf:JD ht Colu mbu.s ~ And were. actompan · Latbam with her father, Theodore BeH p 1octor and Mill Kathryn. Hampton, Barbe~n . ~ Jed b om~ by thtlr datt&hter 1 and Maaa: and wife. Mr and Mrs. Donald Hotter and Mr. and Mrl. Lou Saunden: 1 Col l-fr and Mra. J . M. muddY) lister. Mua Ellth Jane who ipeat Mr. and llrs. Harley Strona: and l .e:Ons Mike and Pat of Huntington umbut, were Thanktgivlog guests Mygatt returned to their home in -{he weekend W~th ,her pareatJ. son of W~viUe were Sun4,ay wer~ weekt!nd guem; of her mO: of hJs sbter, Miaa Dalsie Sau11dera. Green.field, Ohio, . ~unday, a 'Miss Lena M1tch was t~e Sunday guest a of Mr. and Mrs Henry Rei· ther. Mrs. Albtrt Young Mrl. ,Nora McCleary and son, spending Thanksgmng wd:ken dlnn er guest of M't .. and ' Mra beJ. Mr. an.d Mr.s. Howard Stewart of · Coliutili~ wef~"'tllled here by the with Mrs. J. M. Archer. ~torge Ne!~ro~ and faftl~. Tbomia TeneU b 5 returned Carpenter and ltrJ. HJiy Selden· •illness of her sist,r, Mrs. Paui And ltJ,r. and ~Irs. Wllllam Rile• M1ss Lou1se Ri~b of C~lumbus home after spendin.J 'P~nksglvln a: .tble of Pomeroy sPent 'ThanksJiv· lre"", 1 P.atient;at Holm Hospital. and son, BUiy, Asbl,ndf ~t tfte weebni~th-~~- Dena and the weekend witb bi.!J son in· 10g with Mr and Mrs. Howard ~- ~b r.Wrt. JaC:k ~C'bner and v~ited friends in this &rJ!Bt D• Zwillm.!l and ~elati:!tes. ~ • 1 la\f and ~'d'auj:hter, 1li'.t Jbd Mra. Seidenable and tamiJy. Pine Grove Jlll'!i, W: ·R;· »achtter Wtre>bual~e'" day. r · · i, ~"r· ·(1!11 Mrt.· \la\'•ld · E~ ol Wlllllmt'iln)t; Giollaler. over the w110 kend atundin( the Vli;pri lh~'Pa~en~rc Saturday. Mr. and ~lfo.,F,ll·~ s 'tl'allip~ were ~uoday. ·,IU • ol Mr. olid •Mrs!-iiok Davi• of Ak· Ohio Christlao Yoolb Rally and . ~~~g"'.\ ~r E\ia~i aod grandsoq,,I'Jalbes, !IJ , ... l"'.<U~el~ · ,,Alli4'1 ~·· rbft woiro b<lll~ay we<!lrend cueoll t'ilited llle bome of Mi. ao~ 111n. - ~iii!~'..I?CIII!~ mb, l)kMI\\d olpllt\to a· fil\it comp~nled 'llohart, ' 1 r. 111id . Bl\l.rks 1 and ol ••1110 •parOJltlr Mr. · and Mro. Fudrlck Wlkoun. jllu Arnot\ l'lr,leiJB • unl)'.', • . l!aJilm~e, ,lo Welt. '111<1~ , ght~. Elleb Elli< Sp""kt uitrenzoiDaVk and.oihet rdativ., IJ tbe Preoiieol of the Baptisl ~f ....attil,' ~· '.Edw~rd T. Bauer, Ohl~., W!terJ,:tliey . ..... 'J'Iifhks- rrurned hilpte 'SIUidaY ' I!e)liog Mi .. lleliy CoburJr 61 C6ltimblu I Youth Fellowship of the Pom....,. Jalibllb, flllte~. hel-e 'brlefiy Sut> ·giving ~1 •of Mr. . ah<\ )Ita ~~r i pNtd!ng th.e bollclfy 'W,eek· ,wai tho weekend gue11 here. Mo<latlon t!~& ~ ~~en tbe)r ,broU,bf W. C. Jptl~. ; ~ /, l''O~ with their mother, 1trs Mr.. and Hn. Paul wen, bave th~ di.(llb~, polly ~nne, ·and Mr.;, ~~~~. Mrs. Ll,wrence ~ed Sp'srks, RichWood, Va . t, J>Wrcbased a bMJse 'trailer •nd Mr. and Mn. Hertr7 Wmy ep. M~. Blll,ler's' _J1)0(&er, llrs. C. R. Lawre~D\ll:.l, {!)d., were 'reed · 1flr and Mfi. ~Grnian Kroes h..Ve moved to Condor st. ter1amed with a d_laner Satarday Km Sr., 'hpm~ af\er. they b4d. ~tori' lier:g ~ 11pent the holiday weektlld ib Dm- · Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mltehell evening at thelr home in honor of spEfut several d8ys with the Baufrs. Mts. DelJa Carnahan ·;perit 1Caster with Mr. and Mrs. .J. T. and daughter, Unda. apell.t Thanks their son, Ft1'1ddie, Who 11 honre on . ~argtret ~oyt returned to Mar· Tbanksgivhfg with Mr. and 1 Mrs. "'cCliun and dayghter Mary. giving Wttb Mr. and llf'l. HanJo: leave from the ·Navy. Guut1 "eft tetUI Colle(e Sunday afternoon Elmer Grueset and family, PL Mr and Mn. Clarence MCKen· Yo..ung and Lmda rema1ned for a Patricia ~ter S. A. or the «;QiJUMllUS, "'hlb UP~ICk· after ipentliD.i' her Thanksgiving Pleasant. . ;; z1e returned to their home In chi!- longer vi.s1t. Waves who 1s statidlfed at Dain~ SOD.Yille, Fla., New Of'liilll, :tiie, va~ation with her parents, the Rev. Mrs .. Charles Swart~on, Sr., Ucothe Monday after •pending the Mrs. :Wilham Wallace of Lima is bmlge, Md .• and Mn. Lawretsce Pa.. andCOlorado ~p,mp; f!olli.~ an~ ~rs. C. E. Hoyt, and in Col· Gallipolis, was a Thanksgiving weekend with hils brother and the a:uest of Mr. and Mn. Eugene Douglas and the hosts and diU· have.1bkt for tbe tlf& 1nfnor: 1•111:~ umbus at a church meeting. guest ot Mr. ~nd Mrs. .sister·in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mlkc Conde. Lmeoln Heights. . t:re~n;P~ht~·u~ip~,~T~o;m;m;y~ao~d~IW~p~h:.:::••:•=bi~u:•:bal::l:":n:•~-~ -~~~·~~·~··~·:':'·~, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Maag enter· Swanson and family. • '.McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Euelstein -tainsd with a family dinner Charles a "• Miss VirginHi Ann and Char1es and children, Sharon, Jimmy and 1 .riJ/!!lllllf Tblmksgl:t~lfl Day. Guests were the were guest8 " 1d lhKennAethd ~ycr Wileoxen of Cotumbua ·were the Gatby of Sandusky \vcl'e Thanks~. ·. ·~" · · •. :: • _ Rev. and mn. Waldo Bartel!, Mr. Joe Vanco n Y .and Thanksgiving ot theirttrand giVIng guests of bil pafents. Mr il'!t.<l Mrs.. Reozo Benchini and hunting trip weet"ey, on a mother, Jl!rs. r : T. Shelton. anp Mrs Delbert EL!clstein and ·. ' r., U· r:u~& UJ Jl fr,;JIJT. c dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lall Mr and M Er · Miss Virginia Arnott and Mrs son, Cecil ' ance, Mrs. Boyd Dilgard, Mr. and and ·daughter rsCarol ne;t '.Joue~J. T T Shelton were in Columbus Mr and Mn. George D. Mas., .., a WUU~m AlJinan -was · re- for Mn. Boyd Dilgatd who wlll ~~erald R!c~ abd three sons. Sunday for their hem~. ::"· C~.e~~ · ov~r the w~keb.d att~ndiq.g ,the . Are Jackie w_e•~~left sunday ~)'l~ldt~l of ltie ilall tnd move thi.o week to Deerbome . en'ii ·wl~~d;:• ::·~the dw:;k· hoga F~lls a(ter seendlng 1 O~to Christian Youth. ~lly . }ib.Jl for •hll oose ,1 M~mpfil>, Teon., :!IU'~if~tbe M&1JCS ,._~Je. ~- ~ . , salad'· :atP.ee·JJ · ' n • · an rs with her J!}ster ¥iss Jean Lama were guests of Mr. an,d fd~, tf,e{ tter spending a nine day leave ..'i;'."e·~'r.:~ '-'~t'leharl thO!;jgel)f&·. ~·a r5of: , ·' • o~d. and,famn~. lfr.1Joyd Paul Diilard •ana . ~on Roberi~ deri~k Wilcoxen. . with b1s mother~ Mrs.. Nelli e ., ....., '" li\liife lfl'M e "!din' 1 jg Cincinnati Thursday Cl~!finnati were Th' ,_ Yi • ll!tss Helen Lochary ol Colum· Sm ith 120 LoureH!t · Neutl:lirag \tith 'Miit$ Ermi roop:~..~ arrangement of P:::, ~a d- ·Mt. ~nd :Mrs. ~loyd and ku~ts 'Mr. , and Mr::..,.£ :~ bus and lt:r. and Mrs. l8f1e! Lo.- l'ar.'and Mrs. Ra~ond Smitb !h. aulsting hostess. llfrsl A!!! osW, 8 used on the table wll~· fi!o••'an'f"l',~ ~;dck~aWITtclo, took Dllla'rd and Mls• Di>rotitf .'C~'d· chary and .dau.ghter, Susan. of At· opett Sunday witb Jl!r. ·and Mrs. DU!~ ~~ tJie ·meeflttl' "#I~ ,) b\fe(l ers tn plnk Candelabra: • . "~tj .. ~l:"ll'e-, ,a est t~ (!llri weD: !. ) _ "'; hens were bohday w~ekend• guest:s ~ Grahl.m at Buban. p,ayer apd Miss Smith read a and a. matchina: pink eloth carry- P~lhP.U>TI1 . ,.,!!dayh. en~ hae to Mem· Mr. and 'Mra. Dan :rarmer ab J of Mr. and Mn. Patr1e~ Loebary. Guests of Mrs. WiUle c , Mill er '', ro.<:, "+. ~- ~i~. l,s , ~ the Lfle." ing out the color •-'·m:e ' . d, . ,."~'_., w eM Yare stat. daUahters Un• ·Mrs Bl d ,Mrs. Theodore Ebersbachl ·is' oyer Thanksgiving holldi\Y "'ere ,.- ~.~ • ~~ ~" · Jooe . "' · · , D .,. • ant e · 1 t' · Sh-'b ith h• t•t· \ . ·· \dell' A-roUnd.!rObin letter Was written ( · . ·' ' · 1; · ( ·Carp~pter, .Da~n. "spent Thanks- ~:S mg ut i tll Y w r •" ;er, 1Jier da~ghters, Mrs. Jewell Miller, ;O .I.'" ~ f);'V, Krefri, Dti!ld)fat Pa· .·.. ,. . ·~ ~ J .Mrs. 'l"te.d. . ~Casto is ill at her giVing ' With Mr. and Ml'a. Arthur J.Uf.S. B. Bu.rke Brown ., I I Welch, Pittsburgh; .Miss Mary tlen1: at Mason Clinic. Other D.ew f'he Peltrl Siriiths home and is under the care of a Skinner and son, Tom, and Mrs. Mrs. DWJght Parker and daugn. Alice Williams, Dayton and son, offt$erl .,re vice P.teS ., Mrs. Neutz~ En:t • S .I.-. local phyJlelan. Dave Farmer. ter, Myrtis K~y, .sp~nt ~aturday . Pfe. K::ttttel WIJiiarll$ who b: sta- I ·ling: seetetary-treasUrer, Mrs. . . • • erknn unuuJ' M:r. and 'Mrs. Clyde Winebren· Mrs. Eva Dutton Stout and evening In Mmersviile Wlth Miss tioned at Camp LeJtfene, ~· c \ Wt offer 24-hlltlr wred;er unlee,' •P.IJ.illP ,Melnhart; fiower eqm.., Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith enter- ner enterhlined Sunday with a her daughter, Barbara Fremont Amanda Parker and Mrs Laura Mr. acd Mrs Nathan Biggs en· C.ll. Jones, Mrs. Cash Bahri Pub- £ained with a family dinner Sun· •famJiy dimi'er after their grand· are moving this wce'k to th~ Hayman when ttre birthday of tertained with a family dinner prompt brill&lnl ill yoar ttr upty. Mrs. George CbU<II-_There day at \,heir~ ,~~ftvl·S~ · d~ughters, Marla and Darla Neut B~son property on South Sec. Myrtis Kay was cetebnted · ~lUinksgiving at their h~me, Rutwlll be 00 meeting in"'Deeimber . '-. zling, had been~ dedteated at the ori&.&,venje. Emmett Peoples spent ' Thanks.. lihd 1 r.oad. Guests w~ Mr. and fbd the Christmas dinner for the Gu'-ts 'Nere . d Will- altar of the First Baptist Church t ' ~lv\ng w1th relatives in CoJumbu11 Mrs~' 41fted 8rggs, i.iiel dao•ghter; daughtrs, th'e mdrni~ service Those tri-ese at -Mr. d Mrs. Clarence Gilkey 1''Wi11iam F YouOg, "Mr and Mr$. Judy, Mrs. Ollie Biggs and James .ata.(f.,.od famille$ will be held iri laqt VanGundy .11nd Janbdfy: G·att.es were playtd and Shima Mae an"'d •Bl:tatrice Kay ·of were Mr, i.ftd Mrs. ·Richard Neu~ and d~~ghte~s, Katheryn and itbbert Morris Jr., aDd children, Bigga an of Pomerlly. b Columbus, ur aDd Mra. Larry ling and bree daughters Mr 8 d Jane, VIsited lD Lorain, Sunday. :tU'cky and Paula Elizabeth and MTS. T. Shelton had as her guest pf!Zes won Y Mrs. B~br, ~. ;Karl Spencor and daughters, ot Racine Mrs. Danny Thompson ~nd · 1 ~ _Mrs. Cora Bennett entertaiued MiSs Myrth Kay Parker were dm on Thanksgiv!Dg Day. her grand· 0 With a famij.y OWefl, ilra. Jones, Mrs. M.:~lnhart. and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vanln· d8Af:tera. dinner Sunday n~r guests of Mr. and Mrs . . Ro- children, Vtrgtma Ann and Charles Your FORD Deller son, RUJh, were bUJtne.n visitors In COiumbua Saturday. , Mtr. .. QJadys 1sptbler and Jd11. Ge&rilt• Schaefer, Charleston, opeiil 'thaaks(lvlna with their eou sin, :llrJ. Lllllan Steil!, and returned home jl'rlday. Mi-.. and ·Mn. Jl'tanklin Ginther and dl.ughter, Vicki Lynn, Colum· bus, )'ere holiday weekend aueata of her p'a rentl, Mr. and Mrs. John 'HaWkins Jr.. l.nll famlly. Mrs Edison Wesaa Columbus spent ' the weekend ;ith trientb and relatives. 1 Jlllia then l!llec>tiltelf .tn;uoeed "l"exa&, 1C8Dsn, 'Coldtttlo, !(ansa& • Smith viJII<d l motht!r ~ .. , Wi~lc~•:•e~n~o~!~C:o~lu~m~bu~•~·~;;;~L~-~~S'l!~S~I=-~~:~~dlll Olio . bert Morns Thanksgiving. ·<Mrs. Bess Sr., Pf?~tor qnd ~aiJgh. tas Virginia Arnott and Mrs fet, Miss Kathryn of Park~l}ou~g T. P. Shelton were .ln Columbus .. and thr~ ch1ldren, Mr. ana Mrs Russell R1e.e .and grandson. ThanksglVIng guests of Mrs .,, Dale Mourning and son, Jim, wrre , , ' M~. and Mrs. Robert .Stoi'f an.i C~ldren, Mason ~nd Mr . .a-qd Mrs. ' • G~orge W. Price and chUd{en or Pbllo who vi!it~,d · ole<, th~ week· .r en~ Wltb lb.!' \M'q\ilbll~P , lliJd Mr and Mrs Charles Price, LoDe Bot· tom. Mr. and Mrs. Story and chlldren were ~unday guests of Mr and Mr(~ Leb Story, , Kingsbury. and otHer guests were Mr. and Mr:s. David McConnahey, Springfield. I. . -~-~~~-- Seat 10 Jur..,rs Tentaii~Iy ·. ' . ' .' ' .1~,~ • For . J '! ' > t •' •:I ,i ,, •t ~ ~.· ~· , • ~. ~ , !' n '•l' • .j ,I t- >1', ~l 1 { ; • ~''f ··.t. ;;. ,l· ~ ' •• J '~;: • - ! ~ ·' • l \J. ,. luH of !hem '' .•'' ,.' ..."' ' . •""'de to d!y ,...,.-chooe of·wo!hdlly ""'' mill! ~lail;it.' droac~mOit. ThoW.,:-m...ot16~~~ .o GAS Cloihes D,e•. litiil<osonir o mi~....,. Of~- 'Simpbi'lc.ali, ,s!filie oontroh, and ••••111 are pene<f "'"'>' ~ .... ond !he .- r I ",, I • ' I • • ~- ' .. 0 ... automatic d_ry1ng method. Make WGsbday .I b. ~ G~ bo4ti.o c.y., <I"'! dolhes faster and 5 hmes chepptr ~h arty . . ' 'Jj uU ~ ;;;,, Gtif........ 8Jtoltll-, l.:..,t ,; .,- - .t '• r '., 01° ,, " . .. jllliltl.-1 Mta. ·lteleni· P~ or Racine, .i 1~d ber husband W. Perry ls en· 18 mon· lio\v, ~· ll!t~,~ltpl·..•Ilia : :. . > • • . "\ eos••r with an Automcitic ·Gas-~bryi'r. I .· • ' . ~ ' tl. ~ •I ' • /r,' i ,; 1 ~ ,,1 1'' ! ~· .. ' " I' 1" 1 ~ 1, J, • .JI ' ·... ·"JV.\(;JNE :.~ IV '• ,1• 'PINED $1 Charles Withee. Pomeroy wa& fined $8 imtl' cost.ll Monday J\lstlce of, tb~; Peue Gerald Reuter, on the e~ar~.e of operatinfi 11 veliit!le wtthou\' ._ mutner. Withee wu ·arrinfRI.~ SUi'ftlay by the HJghw:ay PatroL : • ' ' I ,\ 01 ,r , , SEE YOUR ,,. ,,,. I !he ~- ·GU Dly4< fico• ~<•&tton q11l.t'' aplo,.. f1011 cflio lo n - . , . tVtft. lol•r mtllr:tlnt : •) ~, ' ,j . ,.rJ I\\ ~.. ) •'oi' ,,, ! �• • .. ·. Pome 8M "•• - -- . - •. H AMH..!' ' ,.... .I '·! .. -· ----- - - --· S .. l .ozcon S . TS ........ 7 - ID .:.. .. '• 'I • . ' • • ' ,. ': I '• " .,, ··' IIV . Real '. , 11.11-M . ' •• \ ' • B NK - ... L'J - - - �• ~• " --- ·-· ..... The l>Qlly Sentinel. Syracuse Society SET END OF FRENCH U.N. WALKOUT CLASS HOLDS MElTING and famllr spent Sunday The SlQllbiDe kaken Clu 1 ol relallves at Nellonville November 2,9; .1 Around Ohio with ~~ Pr~i~ibyttU-'"iin Churr: b b~ Ld iti Mr. i iid Mn . CW.r lei Hy~t~H No•ember meetm& .at the bome of and Mra. lbe Cowte spent Wed· Nn Bather Blrden Friday eve- neaday with lllr. and lin. Robert omj Hysell and flmUy, Middleport. The- meetinJ; wu qlled t.p or· ~5 . Al11et While apeBI the der by the pre:;ldent, Mrs. Hardeo weekend at Huntintton Yisitln.g b7 the clus s1ogmg " Faltb Of Mr. and Mra. Millard Duetworth our Fatbe.ra". Devotions were aQ;d atteru:led tbe funeral of Mrs. read br Mn. Naomi London fr om Daisy Slmmona Fo:r: at the Chapthe lOOtb Psalm and an articl e man Funeral Home. ''Time for Gratitude" taken from ~r, Darrell Hartwis and chil· the Pomero)' School paper "The dren, Roddy and Sharon of Dun Panthers Roar'', followed by a lap, lowa, are a:ue.st& of her parprayer for "Our Natton" and Lh e eaU, Mr. and Mra. D~na HYteU . M'r. and ·Mrs. Arcb1e Lee of Lord'a Prayer m un1son. Roll call was the word "Thanks" ReporU C~arle~ton spent the weekend were given by Mrs. VItilinia Gutn wtth Mr and Mrs A. 0 . Lee. ther and Mn Agnes White The Mrs. E. S Mills baa returned clut election dsy dinner nett ed ~ home lfter visiting re!atives ln profit of M7 30 Bible study was New Brighton, Pa by Ma. Mary Lisle oo "Thanks JlvlDJ" ill the absence of :Mn Iteat.r1e Blake who was ill TravelliDI ba.sbet was awarded to Kfll. Doris Wbltlatch Entertain· meot wa.s In cbarge ot Mrs Dor()tby Harden. The class Chnstmas dinner wdl be held at the church annex Dec. 14. A new electric mJxer was purRefresbment.a were served by ehii.Oed for tho, •<i!tl!ll kltehen tbe hostesa to Mrs. Margaret Cot. wben th~ SaHibul"y PTA met lut trill , Helen Diddle. Gerlrude Duf· week at lhe school. fy, Vlrg1ma Gutnther, Dorothy . Hugh Bearhs presided over Hardeo, Helen Harr1s, Alberta theMr11 meeting lnd plan$ were made Hubbard, Mary Lisle, Naomi Lon- for a Chriatmaa tre111t for the don, Rachel McBride, Genevieve school children. Mrs. Donald Bail· Schneider, Allah Teaford, Agnes ey, Mrs . George Brother& and Mra While, Doria Whltlatcbe and two Roy Smith were named as lbe euests Jimmy Hardeo and Bob committee. The attendance banner Hardeo Sr. was awarded to the seventh and eighth grada taught by Robert Bo~en. MRS. GRIMM HO~TESS Followlne the busln~s session I The Loyal Helpers Class of tbe Dr. John Moore gave an lntereatM:ethodtst Church met at the home tne talk on India. of Mrs Christina Grtmm Retruhmenta of sandwlchu, Th:! meeting was opened by the cookies and coffee were served by presidont, Mu: Grimm, with the Mn. Wyett and Mrs. ShWnat at repeatmg of the 23rd Psalm In umson. The devotioOA were led by the close of the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Etcbmger. Bible questions were a..ked by Mrs. Nora Houdasbelt and Mrs . Marearet EJchlncer The secretary'! report was read by Mrs Fred!l Dufty and treasurer's report was road by .Mra. Ma11Jaret Eicblnaer. It was decided to have the annual Christmas party Dec. 12th he a hamburg CLEVELAND. 0. at n Wave Holds Grip On Ohio • •.• l«l1 ....... By Snow Report~ Jn North Pll•n ••r• tile stale, ~ut heavier In At advertlJ;ed, the cold wave the notthern ·. apd. eutern eounIts grip on Ohio alld t~e ties. Th~J• o;ountlea had one to &IJdWeat today · and t.wasn't expee· two . ln~et ~f snow on t,be ~lt tod 'to let gp until the. weeke~ grout}!):, With only traces on the ;; ~ · at tti'e earUest. Bllt 1 warming groun_d elsew"er.e. ' , fn{td was npeeted to begin This ,mcrninJfl lowest mini ) ,~>;-· 'i'b¥f!tlday. , ' Tbe wannut spot . h:a the state nu.HtJ- w,.s .. l4 at I)ayton. other Tui;aday wao Tol<d• wltb 30 · de· &N!tioos tu.d a . Jow of ncar 20 ~ greea. other eltl~ had hith de&t~ee,s. · QDl:y slow . moderation in terri· rqdinga of 22 to 2?. Snow flur~ies were abundant pt'rqtbre' o,yu &XJM!(ted today and Tburs.day. Snow fl\lrrles wiU eootlriue through Thursday, .at leas~, bi t,b.c Lake Edc art>ll . PRESiDENT ADDRESSES EbUCAT~RS :ri\'9 Lake County I'K'hools Were closed tOday d\le to poor tr•v4!11 eoaditiona. Mentor, WilloughbY, Eutiake, PainNville Townahip, Wic~liffe . and iuruand sobools clo1¢,' ,.ving 16',000 students a bollday. Cand 0 Railroad· Will Call Back 536 Men To Work -... ~ 1.ne . TEEN-AGE GIRLS nto Control Fallure Believed Cause Of Accident At Alaskan Air Base FJELSON AIR FORe!: BASE. dly that u many u 1:f penona were klJJed io ID f'ftbt family aputment whtfb w.U aheed by a A t.enified young woman, Pam~ ela Harris, 21, fiobbed u 1he de.; Ten bodies had beeu t;~bn trOm .ieri~d the forte of the plane'a !he ic~oated, charred rums of impact "I saw onP woman wltb her the dwelhng occupied b)' the ai'D'I torn of!," H"us Harris, daqgb. ramUies of eJght f'nlilted airmen but ttarchets beUn-ed. roort were ter of an enlisted couple uld. "[t was boJTible." in ,.., rubble. The ooJ7 lden1ifif!d vtdim <lf "The death toll could go a high :u: l:S,'' if•Jor John Op-, public lllc traeedy wu the pilot oC the infOJIVitiOD Oftit'er £or EieliUil jet plane, Lt . Alfred F Pouna~ AFB, Aluka'.s only Straiegie Air 28, of Montieello, !fits His' ~ was recovered. , Americs and our ~t>clcty general· ly will f£>el the otrect There are other membe-rs of the that Nallonal Grange who fuel more local or regwnal problems should be taken care of on aiilioicailiiihieiidioinie.i iiiiiijiiii iiiiifiji~~ii~i~~~~~~~~~~~ E~ witrte:ues nfa"C i - Ruling Statfs Jackson Sheriff To Be Replaced Sheriff David L, Trago 1f the Jackson County Commissionen de clare a va~aocy by reason of t>l'!i I TraJO'!i .ab8tnce ,from t:•e eoanty Cor 80 days, Atty. Gen C. William O'Neill ruled todiy: lllilnlm,u.m wage lndustry has their tarif£1. Agriculture ~hoihd. have sbp1e ~ort of aid. The only 'tb;ng, they say, the present program lHt.s no! been effect1ve Something diUcrcnt will have to criUtal condition. era~blng FM Tbunderjet. COLUMBUS, 0. JJP~A. ......_ P"•t d1srupt this social aspect of Command baR, uid. Sis of the sevtm per.600.& tnjprecf in Tuftday:s tracedy were in Alub UP-Autborffies feared to sor c.an levaU.y be apPo.i;D.ted for UP-The fry wu b~!ld by Mrs. Nora Houdt\· Choe11apeake & Ohio Railway will shelt, Mrs. Doris l''riend, Mrs. hire or call back 1538 men TbW'B~ Marsatct Eichinger, Mrs f'rei:la day whtln Its yard brakerpen go on Dutry and Mrs Grimm . a ftve-day work week, the rallrflad said Monday Sallh Friend return ed to his The C. & 0 's policy change will llome in Pittsburgh arter visiting: mean employment for 75 m.ore hia brother, Holly and family. men on ils Huntmeton, W. Va., dl · ·Mr. and Mu Ralph Swearingen vlslon and 77 mor e on lhe A.!ihof Cleveland have returned home land· Rwli ell , Ky., d1vhiol1. after vlalllnll bta mother, Mr11 The n1llroad Uld It will recsll M~rg.uet Swearingen men pr evlou ,~; y cut of£ before hir· Mr and Mr11 Ha rold Fr01n k, ~ nn ·- - - Robert, ot Nehonvllh'! , Mr. anti mg nrw_"_"_":_ Mrs. Gerald Frank, son, Jerry 11f ORGANIZI CLUI Wellston 11pent Sunday wllh Mr A Jt;oup of youn1 women or· and Mrs Holly Friend and Mary. gnnJzed tho Fortnito Club Mon· Mrs. William Eichlngl'r 11nd day when they met at the hbmc d~~l!ber, Mary Jane. and Mrs of MrY. John Fultz. Officers are: WtH.r..m Houdashelt spent Satur- PIWidcnt, Mr1.~ Jillck BPcbner; d_,.. in Gfllllpolia on bu&inc.!!ll. vieo-prcs., Mrs. Robert Tewks· Mr. apd Mrs John Bowen 11nd bary; aecretary1 Mrs. Richard xr,.. Ellen Bacr have rclurncd O'Ven. trca!urer, , Mrs. William home afte: varationtng in FloridA Wltll:t!t'tl; flower et~mritltlee· treU· ·Bill Jtyrell of Columbus spent urcr. Mrll. Raymond Klou. the weekend with hla parents, Mr. Plane. were made. lqr , .. dinner and Mr&. Charlcsc Hysell, meeting to he held at the Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Eichinger tin Rcetaurant In December. • . ON GUAJD Electric Mixer Purchased By Salisbury PTA Aner the ml!etmg \ plane, whieh had JU:t{ " ~ from Eie!Jon, AFB, '" )DV«r:· headqUarters s tli'j housing projfd. hke a gtant boW"I~' ine b.lll Jt ripped the apartmen•, building frt>m one end to the othtr before explodina: and burJtldg into flames Tbe ploae. alter cuttiqlrthhiWi' tbe enliJ1ed men's qaarten. ~ peel oaly four lach.. aa o!· fieer•• dwelling at~ thoqh eoD.Ieious of raok. "The plane -ttme ove-r very low, ri&ht over th.& headq•artRn bt.dld~ ing where I was workln&" one enllsted man said. ,"W't kae1if il wa8 in trouble. You could" tell by the war it sounded." "We saw- a big pulf of s~oke and flame. Thea tbe 'Nb.o1e Ileal\· quanon buildilJ.I ahook. (oUOw!ag ba~te a~ ~ from a tremendous explosion: ttaniN el! •moke poaied Out Qf"tlie wiadoon ol tbt bollldlnb. .... ~ ~li PIIII~T IIIINHC!WII II ohoim •ot Gottysbu't (Pa.) Unlvonl!f, adunoe l'llmlna ot bl1 a~fo.. ln connection with tht cOlCIU "-~ch1D.I ot .thl '\V.~t· Ho~ qou~~~,e,nct ~a tducatlon. dyrtftl the .. '" ··~· .. . . ' ..............,.,::....,.:...-.,--·~ · . ~ ) 1.~ . • " S.CIENT,I$T , ,!i. . • . ' ' ;t-... ~·· '"··)' )!.;;.. • ELB RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Middleport ,....,,.,.~~~M ELDS M!lr tAIJIICll FmnmsoM lo·croetes ht yovr .... fMMthNIIJO WHY NOT LAY-AWAY of tolfiMf ........, TY.-......Ye~~hMr .................... ,... ol lito "~· •IMI ~- A Heavy, Sturdy .............. Steel · COASTER WAGO~. FOR HIS CHRISTMAS ... '' Only1.00down Before Pay Balance Dec 20th Rock Springs Grange Plans Yuie ·P,arty • ·RADIO IMPERIAL Yes, Ita A convertible $18.95 : Jlody fU~ x 17\i x 10" deplh f"l-1 Whee!IJO" double dltle >'l'UIEIIlO" x run 1.7." Seml-pneumalle blu~ dde wall IIEAJUNG8 Wellmel Congo Bearing• (Never Need Oil) RADIO F~ER WAGONS $8 •95 ' IIAIIIill!l C - Llhthno. - c-. lOtti"" .... Uocondlll..,tlly ....,........, ,., TM Lilli. OllvttY Wttotl. . AADIO SUPER . WAGONS ""*•• ... .,...,_.,,, .......1, ..,.,•• .•. . . ·~~~.~~··· ' I • Mason, W. Va.; Mrs. Rodney Sayre. Middleport and )fn. C. Marvin Latlicr, Soutli!iid~ 1 rW, Vi. Admltto~ Tu..day• Sl<llo ' L. Searls, Middleport; Elmer E. Plymale, GaJlipoli.s Ferry, W. Va.; Dale- W.. JJIII, Rachle and tMhi. Frank Ueodrlclcson. MnOn. Blrlhi: A ifa.ue~bter born- 8:45 it m. today to Mr. and MrS. Fnnk Hendrtcbon. IODY W • IJW' o 4UI. Wll"lt 10" a t.7111oml ,__._ ·HOTI• l.lllllt- At Regular MeetingilrursiJay Night .. HOLlEII HOSPiTAL Adm~~~ - Monday: .ft. ~G .• lldl, . . . . $5.'79" lo Ito II• It~ UD~OTOTWAG0NS . . .. . . . 1.89e.ch ·-&~-;u,. , '~·~.·~ I.a:.i liHt_,, ,,..H..I tftd ~ Ef\IIRGINCY "UN AH.re Stewart, West- C$lumbia~ . W. ·Va .. wfs taken to ttie ~eiCJl Gencr'al llotlpital by the Pomerqy~ · · Emergency $quad Tuesday nirtit, sufferins from au appa~~ ~~i· . ., ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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