http://66.213.69.5/files/original/54b5b7b3e53c7d73db686b3fbdc88c12.pdf 9da4a0d3c12287220e89fa273f84e84a PDF Text Text • .... " ' l.•j ' ~/ • The • .t .• • ' I Daih Se.ntinel t I I . ' ' • Saralr E. Bowman - t.ueute· Hawi:IDJ daughtv. here due lhe Illness of het mother re-turned home wltb then'\ ' Hobart M. Dodttorer of Swanton They also viuted at tb< ~ :. and R1cbard Kesterson o( Port Dodderer home at cOolville bvE:~· 01tnton speitt the weeken"d wilh the weekend. Mr and Mrl. Ernest E Imboden tbe latter's parents, .Mr. and1Mra Ben .Kesterson:, Minersville. Mrs tbd son are spending a twenty Kc.!teiJ:on, who rfcently retumE=d day lene with their parent1, lrom Holzer IJI/liPIIai '' reported Mr and Mrs Fran~ Gr1mm anfi trq,proving Mri.• Dodd~rer and Mr. 'll'd 1.\rs Henry ~'IPieina ol Pomeroy. Th~y are on leave frot'' Kinross Air Foree Base, Saolt Sto Marie, Michigan. Mr1. eh~.Jrles. Buck, Mrl!. Chari· ~::!l~~~~·Taylor Dani Andrews "ELEPHANT WALK" (In Teehnieolor) - !!iso• " '"''" McCrea 'Barbara Stanwyck "TROOPER HOOK" Also Cartoon Saturday Only Morch 29 Joan Taylor i{i\l· ••WAR' DRUMS" · ·' (In Technleolor) - also1111 Mineo James Whitmore "tHE YOUNG DOJ'I'T CRY" Also Cartoon ;Ux 'l!arker Gil~ n~t ~ f.QII, 4fUI~ I ,t r ' }{ ' CLIPPIR CUSTOM '4 DOOR ~tGD• ·llell eharp red and while linwhite wall tile&, ultramatwo ael drtve, torsion bar' r1de, rarilj · 1111!t( jwoll tlr••· Power ~. 1 1'1~lo,' heater, lie'II heater. power &teerin(, e~~von. ,j\ real ~uy. . ,. brakea, Hurcy for thb · ;<' 'IWAI ',14ti' ' WAS ams .. . -&ilriktn4 "' ~lfi '"e'n Nqw $1695 1 . ROADMAITIR RJV. CQUPI Power Jteerlna, power b r i power windows, .power s Dynafiow, tinted 1lau, ra , seat covers, bumper to 1bumper - a top car for lhe :money. W/11 $9fl llullt lllte a Grijders Take Tm•f.n~y In 21.17 Victory .' , "' ' DILIJXI 4 DDOI "' Regal marQon body .,.. black top, p~\ver G\ldJi ra~lo, hoat· or, suw vloor, 'apotll&ht. Eaay to hln41e ,... eaiY. to park, The eorly bird . aeul' this on,. ' WAI ~ '·' . · ·re~y ' IP '11ve ~· .of molorlp, pliU· unison No(v $6?5 Now $1295 . · l 9'52 CHEY.OU1 f.!ld~.. ::I'he Lord'!! Prayer in e• Burt and son, Harold ,:~nd o~ened t~e meetirig ln . chatle <9J James Withee "'•re 1n Hun ling. the pres~dent, Mr•. Milton J{ouda· . ton Wednc.sday evening to vialt l I}K!lt, The dtatrict meeun'g to be L:;"~:: , ;s~~chmldt at the Vetetf hila ln•' the n~w gymnasium 1 1 /II " '· 11 f!pllain A,prll 23, wao Mrs. "Keller o Darieq, ~~· . 1)ler~ responde~ to conn., ·arrt..d Wedpesday 1'* ' e6ll thbtr loncbeapin{f te~:,~d \'lsit with her parents, Mr and ' lem. Mrs. Denver Holter MrB. J B. Elberleld 1 • Ill'• Hwr,r llolish were reportec Mrs. Esther •Wright, Mrs. llo&< ' as ha~ing had a death In their Cleland, Ml'f. , Ronald Os!'"rJI, ' tomityT! , · . Mrs. Jamet · VanMeter, Mrs C!!F· tls Frederick and Mrs Ell'f!n' George Carp~r ol the Corper KraeuteR met Wednesday evemft{t nurseries w.as JUest speiker nrt at the ho!J!e of llr~. Eddie Han· . lhow~ ; ollnes ol Australia. He ung to oudlt the boola ol Cheslet spo~e ' on evergreens and slated Council Daughters of '•Amerla1. that tt was. time for ;Jruning them Refreshment:~ were served by t:lt: and explametl the metho~ , hootess durinl the evcnjng. _ pru~lng.. .\ question and answe1 MilO Janet Nesselroad who re· period lollowcd. , . turned home ; lut wlek · from , Refrelbment.s were served by Meigs General Hospital. 18 con. the .hooteaaea to· Mrs. ChristY The Mason Elementary Scbo~~; valeaeing nicely. , Baer, Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. bll_oketball leom· won the tourna Charles M.ilhl of Bro~bury wu Paul FJ&her, Mro Wfiliam \ Noose the dinner Illest cr. hi~ brother- Mrs. Karl Grueaer, Mr.a,. Kenneth ment for grade ach6ols held at In-taw and sl•tcr, Au. '"d Mr.. Harrla, Mrs. Houdoshe l\lrs. U. the Wahama gym with a·21-17 vlo Willard Eber~bach ~ednesday s Neate, Mn. Edloo Hollon, tory over the Hartlord grad< evening, Mrs. Homer· Holter, Mra. John .school team Wedneadly evi!nln.R: Mrs. C. F Tompkins Jell today lhle, Mrs. Stanley Jones, M.,. ~ The round robtn tourf(ameni for a visll with her BDn-ln·law •Owiiht Mllhoan, Mro. Vernon had started last week , ayd • th~• and dauJhter, Mr. and Mrs. John Neaa•. •aJrl. 11u81 waw.n and had been !brown into' a three wa( tie between Hartford, New Haver Baylifl, ,Crldersv!Ue. Mrs: Alire~ YeauJer , ar;~cl Maaon on Mc1;1;day evenlrlr ~ ~I !' when ·New Ha~0/1. c!owne~ Masov lq 1 double oveJ1iime &flme. ~ •I " ,.' ' In replays on Tui'.I~•Y , ni.~! ·Maoon turned .the tables with • 24·24 overtime victory 1 over Ne\\ ' Hoven to gain the final• agoih!l ' Hartf&l'tl. r 'f~e ~ornament closed irlt~ the awarding IJI trophies ant prlz"" to wlnplrig teams, and mem ben. It waa alao annouftced tha' a party· ·will he 'l!eld li'riday fivt at 'the. Youth Cente• '"' ·' " member& o1 ~he to~rna , 62, 4 DOO~ Two tone srey, power tteerlng, Dynaflow drive, radio, beater, seal eovcr~, good tires. A,qualIty car at a prlct you ca~ alford, WAS e1495 4 DOOR cor lor !hat bil family. E•· ~1!04.~ fr9111 Qran~m• to Ju1> rldt In comfort In t.hll Mrs. David Nease auisted by Mrs Fred Neale entprtained th< Wildwood Garden Club Wednes day everung at her home at Neu!l Settlement. . · 1953,COIUAC 19$1.· (ADILLAC Mrs. David Nease ,· Hosts Wildwood ' Garden Club . -. · Nt¥!·$J5o; ---:~........ 1955 .~ua < ' 'HARD TOP \ and Inter· helt· • purrs l .. I ' ' .. " . - ( 1\ ~~ .' ~' .~ • . . -1 ' ' �IHf' . \ .~~tlilly : ~· .. ~''\Jr,_.l ..... ., ·" ' ., SChool ;' Xmb = ~~;.;·t~~~~ ,~~~ <!lllilbiUIIg. laid' te a flitlftll&1b!,tlleti/1.ifti ~pie In the ~~· •bout waste. of l •·~·-i ;_, Ohler of Pollee fnm E. D. MaoFedftal Bureau 0. Is the proof least ope 011 uked ie~ool ,sliould : ;.;'"""'"'.. unllecessary MIIOR lil'i-!1..*-!:,r I I ' ev~ey 11\!pprtmenf w4re fiJUally sen· lleiJtl 'spent the . t$lqlllyers would the -FBI bas tactiC. for offl: crifulmlls, getting O(,!:arli ·or eeliB, alid of band· who object to ta~enl . ~se •• .' Of """ 8 2&31;t 8:3-11; u.:za-211. n1 In In~ the ind the or the tile ' Yqutb Wants to !'now' LOok !1111'• • •: Wide Wid~ W ofld ;, News Picture • Gospel Harmony ·' ''ThO Xattbtw 26: 17· ·. ; tieing futo c:!y, tMt1!od! have ll!ken sometbirig'from the ancient judo teebnlques, lieen mixed them witb modern stiflll!e to a point where a skillful officer slnmlti have little difficulty iR carrying out his duties •. Pollr.e officers, including sherills' depart· ments from an surroundillj CIJ!Ii\ties, will be Invited to' attend the Ma)'•f ~I in llt!ddle· port. A site has not yet been approved, that depending on how llllnf oif~n m.ay be expected to come. }. ! • '' The school wai Hied ()( tile by Chief Bartrum who set~\lfe ~~ \1M .~ntl11111n& lmprov~ent In ~:pillee,1!."~· ' , Our puWc cer~ Will loOk Willi •a_mov· al •upon this ex~li!li!· Of ilnc~•e l~tHeet local offi~s l:ebnJng thelf skills .Jt~an;liq lng out their dutik · ~·' ' . Ill tb!J ' that ·the scheduled a Southeastern ~ and occurring ~·~~ ter d11rlng the be condusted by II will give appearance and lng dangerous the final . . (Ordlnaneet) ~:rn;t~or:: ·9:J;.~t ¢M~·~ ,Doli! II araee." �Cra~fordJJOI\Ps Into Contention c AsW a teiJn. In this youns. fel- -,·.::· <,.... n CITY LE~GUI In romeroy High Three Game fnd., B. Louks carried out, 802 older Hig!l Sinele Game, B. Uuks 222 Team Three Games, Mr. Bee 2572 l{l!]ollable to lie up with a Te1m Single Game. Stroh's Beer 812 Stondlnp Won Loot Avo. Slrob'o Beer 231> 121> 881 Mr. Bee . .. . 21 15 822 •• Sport · Center .. 19 17 846 niJib School Wlectemann Beer , 18 18 80~ p.m. In the Farm· K-v cadi . . . . . 161> 191> m HI Super' lllkt. .. 10 2ft 1105 SIASDN HIGH$ lild. 3 Games, P Clifford, 661 Ind. ! .Game, J Lewis, 287 Team 3 Games, Stro~'s Beer 2802 Teim 1 Game. Str~b's Beer, 987 TOr "51' BOWLERS AYG. c. Hiwley tqg P, Clifford, 179 B. Louks, 178 J. Hollman, 175 W. Dutfding, 175 Brown-hairef~~J~!~~::i~1t: his sU.Chiifll Garden debut he and lnanqe!rr181~~~;G~::~~~~t wlll accep) no n pouhd title, Jdne 6, •Omewh~. ' Crawford, of Sa1Inaw, Midi., 2404 Store 830 AYG. Mullen ... , : ..... , .... 155 ~urr,:Y .. .. .. .... . .. . 152 Collin, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1~7 C11rk , .. .. .. .. .. .. , .. 143 SylveJter .... , .. .. .. .. 141 • dUt ri.ow fllhting out of Dettep, unritt!d when he entered· the Friday night; but now ho hie victory o•er B11th • ranldng TUrner. ,,_. :.,,.r' ' r Bucks Hold Slim ·. Lead In Urive FO"' ' • ,, a Tlnklni Contender bec•use ." . > m.o~~h:.~.~ . '. ' ' y99,(:On !lov~.'.tbot '$8Cbt;'~ set.il1 the shi I· ' , ,~ d'r~n'8 · For 11th Title ANN ARDOR ,Mich. UP, - ohio Stat!>, bi4dina for on unpreeedonted '! lib title, carried a olend,r WOMAN$ LiAGU& one point lead )nto the final ~ ~· High Three Game Jnd, P. Mul· evento of the NCAA swimming len, 471. today but HlrH Sin1le Game, J. Clark 171l championship champion ltllcbl•a• was~~~~~~1:~~,11 and P. Mullen 176 to finieh with a !lorry and . Team Three Gamc:s, Moores the erown. ,... , Game, Ebersbach ... er VIrgil Alino and VInci ' Mlftlriez fight for the vacaht 147- - • , J etc. • · ' 'r r , , · : · ,: ,' ' • • • • • • • • ....... • "- I .. • < • • • • ,.~, . .. • • • • 1\ • 0 , ••• ... i ' . ,,. 0 ~I I 1 .. ,,; ,\ • �!.• ) ' kachipory. Continental power unfr. E~ccllent condition. Set , Ivan, c'alman, Jlt. No 2, Pome· o. i>hone 954-Y. 8-28-1~ 1&0 bu corn. 50 atrawberry erato• 1200 picking boxea. Allen Hayman. Letart ll'allo. 3-28-6tp · .!1'1: 1 --- ... Ladl.. 'll'rlat watch. Phone 8258Y. 785 ,!!roadway, Mlddleporl, O! -- 3-2Ufe · Cook· Stove combination, coal and wOild and goa In good condlllon, 00. Phone 919-J. ••oo 3-28-8te corn, ••~ b'u:cin atter iao ovenln11 at on Saturday. Floyd Cleland betwee n · Dexter and Langavnte on Leading Cre•k II ad. ' 3-2~1P Tavern-Dl·D2 LJCeneJ. For full lhformatlon write c/o Box · a2, • Pamer\J).', Ohio. 8-28-4tp l~m' Ntw Furnitil" FOI $299.oa . ·SAKE"'·I . ' :·> PURIIIITURI . ' .,...~~ . "' •Wdle~N!rt' ' 15 MOO.oo each •ta!Ji).OO. Will '. down, bl lance on 374-M. " �' ..... i. Th~ .. Daih St!nrin~l •~ . Sarlh E. Bowman LUellle HawliW - ' ' Recent Newlyweds Show~r , .Given In Bap · ,Ch~rch ~~ Week Min Margaret Sauer Presented the Study BOok materlol on Stewardship. liln. M)Ton lllller re· ~ wu df# ed to get eatimateo erectl(l-,n or an inaide stairway .sever. conLracton concern· In the church. All membera of the class were ureed to attend the Easter Sun· rle urvlcea in a a:roup. 'POI'Ied ror Group I and !Ira. J. E. Harley for· Gniup 2, · Plans were completed for .an .!!laster Erg and B..ake Sale to be held at the Tr~Lu.stre Shop on Mill Street"Aprll 4. Announcement of the Spring ttie tropp. Qhlo, April to22,bewaa A eon~~~~~~~~~~~~A~p~o~tl~uc~t~d~ln~n~er~w~a~s~e:n~Jo~ y:ed ,trlbutlon Prubytery heldmade. at Marietta, ··1o ·the edU<:&· t.y r~lilloua lion lund waa voted to be made. HOJleJsea 'tor the ovenlnJ ·meet· lnt wero1 Mrs. Iiwlcht Wall~ce. Mn. Myron l)liller, Mro. Everett ~hner, Mrs. Iva Brown, M:o. Le· l1nd Brown '"d Mill Mutha Oh· Hna.er. · --~-.,._ . ·K Mf$, IfVlnQ Off . for Is Hostess Bridge Party John Parson, lri.'d Mrs. -.Marilyn PoweJI and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Gil· Emma Jane McClintock were hos, Mrs. Mattie YoJt tesses at the shower ft1r Mr. and more , .Mr. and Mrs: Eb.r Mrs. !van' Powell Jr:, at the Oak Grove Baptist Church basement Friday Carnahan. eveninc. · Mrs. Coel Wetberholt o( GaUl· The I~r:e number of gifts were spent the weekend with 'bet placed under a yellow and green jm~!~•:r , Mr_.. J. F. Jivide~ . umbrella on a table with white · Walter: C'antor, Clinton, 0., e:l'oth, eandelabra · with yellow visited s_ev~II days with hiS B~CJ· candles and floWers . were yellow ter, Mrs. _.\lt)lea Wickline. na.rclssua. Mr ' and '·, Mrs. T. G. HUldore, Donna Jean and Mr:J. Refresbll)ents were Ice cream Lake spent Sunday af· cake, eaeh piece . bad yellow anci .the home of Mr. ....... . I , ·~ ~reen wedd~n;c bella, mints, nuts . McK-elvey, Portland. and coffee. Mr. . · Mra. Untey H!l'l ,an.d children visited Mr. ana Mrs, Al neSI I-PLAN BAZAAR the Hoppy Hustlers Sundoy berd;qjjii!•at PoP.eroy ,Sundar. , (.Out School CiliA of · the Methodi>t . Mr. •'l!ld Mrs, Ita Beegle are in ,-0~ tbe· Church will hold an Er..ster ha• Wh<!elingl \hts week on bwllles•. Wl!~e. ~·- , uar and bake sate beginning at : S~P~9Y dip~er gue&ts of M,. Wop-ne ,Brown, noon aod ~he PTA will ser,ve •· 1and' M~ ~~~If· Clel~nd were Mr . Mn. J. C. Goodric:hii!fey 1upper belllnning at D p. and Mrs. j,arey Taylor, daughter, na Owens, Doyton; · m. at the llicb School building, Kimalea, Mr. .and "!"· Richard Prlee, Milo' M1 Davll, Saturday, March 29th. :rounr and ·lllr. and Mrs: Iv~n ':llci:ee ant Mra. Bird? SAL I ANNOUNCED 1 p 0,.en.. • Coalton, 0 _.I•· . ' ,. There will be a Public Auction' • :· · March 29th beginning at I p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall' Delaney NE .' "' . HA ' t,rr. ,' at the home of Franci s Morris. of Ravenswood w'ere Sunday ~ -W . , ,. J 'JJ~-1 . CLASS MET gues,la of Edith and Homer H~Y· . .p, T. 'A, . ; •· , The Booster Class of the Bap· man. .... N H' PTA h 1• th · Bill "cKenzle of_h Kanauga ,.,e meeting ew sven ·~~e,ai i:"u:;;~~~t list Sunday school met at th<· "' th Msrch on' : tba e•I!Oth home of .Mrs. Henry Roush Fr!· spent Satur~ay with Is m~ er, the .• Grade School.' day evenina:. Mrs. 1 Lai1.ra McKenzie. \ ·. ·· Joni!S, ga've t.!Je· d~,,.,· ,~~:. ~~~;;~~: Mrs. Maule Shain, prealcler.i , , .Miss <;o~nle Hendricks .or Mar· towed , by tbe' iLOr<i'o . .~ presided over the business aesi· Iotta spent tbe weekend with Mt'' pe•ted hi 'UPistn by '. t:'h• '"1 •'•.,,.,; a• table, lon. Marilyn J.llec. . and the flag II!Jite. J , Jl~~·ol· a Devotloni were led by Mra. Mra.' Ullion . Hayman and ' Mli. ){:o, John Morpn; ·pre,&lded arid-' the ~litf;;e~l:~t:~~ Grella Simpson who chose for her Grella Slmpion 'visited · Svnday durin•. the ~u. slness , Jj!U[in&, Tho! lllld white: topic "Love". • with Brucie Simpson Wbo - i1 ill ~reai~ref's iepbrt w•s li.Yen·~ arit1 Ro'be~ Tennlnt Mr'S.i.Noir'ri 1 Refreohments were served by &t Pqmeroy. approved, lh•· "c,ret~ .., •I> Roplh, Mu. ·cJay the ho1lliat. to nine members and . James , Jaekson, Plttaburgh, aent 1 Mrs. !llo•aan J&Vel· fePor) RUby _~ayre, !lira. , A. four 1°108AiN:Q.UET · GIVIN was a gU0$1 of Arthur Bee1te. on the recent PT.Ji· Co~ I)' Coull' Mrs; ~DBephj,~1 i~;et,, . l~:~hl~~~ Mr.. snd ,Mrs. Earl Custer •nr ell meeting at which time Man· Iiiii W.rp l.,,!!l ~ , ,...r li_ The Auxil iary : POJit 602 Amerl· Cincinnati · were weekend aue~t• ford Ble.,lnc • a lull report )lrl· al,r ' 1\arlinr, ' rl· con Legion gsv• , a banquet lri of Mr, ·a'nd ' lilro. JcrrLPowitll, • on the buseo the cC<~Ujlty. ·She !'rotrltt and ' '~'~e il)er. PliiSONAt.l ' · honor of tho 39th blrlllday of tho lilt. and Mrs. Toni ·ndstY, son alao thot , t~e , Al\rii , 1 Legion. Approxlmat~ly 100 wero of c'otum~us ·•pent the· ,tbe tth' at ,. th~ served aner which a musical pro· j· ;~;;k;~~d wttb her ~rem., Mr .. gr'am WIU Pre•c(nted. . Mrs. AJpon Spen~r. . . . . PII!ISOfi!AL$ ana Mra. Ga<y ·.~pln!a. pf !<lr. ~~n~ !>Ira., Pa~l lloezel, d.,J. Colum~us 'were rec<nl . 'illleata ~~ ghtot' Debbie and Mr and Mr.•. ber parenl.i, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hepry McCo~mlck; son Pat of k Columbu• apent Sunday with Ml•. Shar.ll\'10 :•. ' I and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, MilS Mr. and folrs., ~anbi! Morri.' Mae Morrllon and Mrs. Laura Me- ~ild grandscn, ,Jilll ' La,ket <alle1 Kenzie. . on•Mu. Ellie· Roush at Pomnor Mr. and Mrs. jlus.seil Radellll ~P~l,.•ft,et'lfon, , 1;,, ' vl!l\Oij h~r· molhto, Mra. 1\ntonli , , , , __ Fo•ter four dav.s',.Jast 't week · liD ~ o· h ., route from Flo~lda to t~olr home · ' . . it Beavet Falls, Pa. lE . · Gu.eoto or Mrs. Antonia Footer . y$$ eC 5 Friday ovenlnt were Mr. aod Mn l'!lr.U• · V~rtton· 'Bobb and children, Col· V.HI(ef~ · 1 .\J . ,, 1 1 . Prize were awarded l<fra. A. J . Knight. Ml.sa Marguerite · MeYer. •nd Mr.•. Chorleo Mullen wh•q ]\Irs, Irving Karr ~ntortslned her brldro club Thu, rsnov ·•veni~.,J . at 'er .• ' ho me. Mason, w• .va,\,,.,' , . Guest• lor tho evening "•'• • Mt" Moyer, Mrs. Mallen and Mr•. William Clark. RelrOihOientt were amod by the hOIJ~'- to thoto nallj•d abov' and .Mr>. Albart Qoj(es, ~~~·~· Fred Blacttnar, and M'rB. Rolland Neulz.' un • . ·:----::---:.,.---,.H~lds erott ThumBS WI! the liccompanlat. AI the clo10 of tho 111eoUn1 COO· ¥ kl01 and coffee wer~ .served by Nlnoteen oppllcoiloris wore rea•l Mia. Gt!or1e Harris, Mr1, Harry lor memberohlp when · the Roek Wataon , Mrs. Donald Hsuek, Mra. 1!lprl.nt• Grsnge met Thursday ev· Charlea .Swiblel, Mra. Guy col.r~n. Mrs. Rorizo Moncbinl, Mro. Albert I,oonard Smith, Mra,' ~wrenc 0 Morarlty proaided and one and Mrs: Eua~ne Condo.. ' Waa lni'Werlid.. Nancy Burnt, K!!ty , Perslnler, msde to Nancy Smith and Kolbleen Grlmt•• Councli Sixth Grade pupllo, were in c~lr1e and of the nure'ery dilrln1 t~e ~e•llrl· Rock Sp· rm_g·_s·. . Grange ' Thursd"y Meet'•ng " BANK· Loulae Dall~y of Hysell'• Beilu~ returned from • cosmetic m•ell!ll ~~f ,\I •• ' ,' 0 "• '/ I' ' w- e ·on On e CJia I' t � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 29, 1958 clark cooper