http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c72f8bc85f7eb9df532aff18293ea77c.pdf 25e1032408635586e05a0ec5be47354f PDF Text Text 8--DIIIy SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 21, 19S9 Elsie Mae Arnold =:;;::==;:======1J/Honored On 17th Birth Anniversary Twilight Garden Club Welcomes New Member ltbSB Ela.le Mae Arnold enter t..med with a party at tbe Roc.k Spnnp Grange lWl recently m observance of her 17tll birthday. lj~~~~~~~~~~;;~{~~~~~~~:::! Sophomore Class Annual Reception F.or Freshmen Class Members of the Freshmen class of the Middleport High School were officially welcomed mto the High School boay Friday when the Sophomore Class held tis annual Reception for them. The president of tbe host class, James Reed, gave the offidal welcome and a number of skits and special numbers were pruented by the Sophomores The .announcer tor tbe evening wu Sarah Hannlpn who dreued 1ppntpriately for each 11dt whleb: 11M lllltroduced Sanb .tole the llaow with ber bumoro111 cOlltumea &JICI remub between each num· bw. I~~ul•f;:_~cover wa1a centered tAble wbtcbandhad "Happy b"thd•> Game• and dancma ...,. en)Of· ed throushout the evenma. after wbtcb the honored guest opened her manf alltl Refre1hmenta o1 1ce cream and cake were wrved to llarUyn B!actwood, Hichard Pouhn, caro· c.,;;:::;:;--;-~---;;-;-C::::C:-:70:_~~ lyn ~oegJeln, Terry C111luma. DotM)"tblcal Medlcine" with Pete ue Lou Brown, Johnny Nuaser, Walburn u Dr. Hltchent, Jean Bruce Stalnaker, Charlotte Blake, Cuey 81 Nunse MUler, Jeannie Manle:y II Jrlra. Weam1 IUid Evel.yn GlbbonJ 11 Min Pramble. 'ibia wu followed b)' • aolo Teny Stalnaker, Sb1rley Sharon llougllu, Ned Hill, SwJndeJ, GaH Stivers, Ernest HaH, Mark Grueser, N~ncy Skinner, Jenmfer "Lazy Bonea" lllR& by Tbe firlt sklt Bubara Lohse, Nancy Brown, Ctrolyn St. entitled Jones, who w.u aee1:1mpanJed by ClaJr. wu Judy Butcher. A playlet called ''Tbe Country Cousin" with Shlton Picken.a as Nancy CUT .u 1M•~•!! .~"".''" Ferguaon aa Verna Ann Edwarda aa Susan the countrr cow:ln, followed tbe 10lo. The- next number wa1 1 vocal duet by Cbtrlene Davia tnd Ber· tbt Wtl&on with Mn. Clarence Ll1:ey, \.he school mualc teacbet accompanyme them. In the lkl' ''The Will and the Way", Elllt Clonch was the .,oun~: husband, Ro(er; Helen 'r.1ylor the young w1fe, Helen tnd Ktren Gregg as Mrs Smythe, the rich aunt. Beverly Perrin and Ruth Ann Edwards did a tap dance to "Dark Town Strutt,era Ball" and they 'fere also accompanied by Lacey The fmal skit ol the program "Harmony a !a-Hobo" was present· ed b)' Dennis Saelen• II Hungry, .Enc Chambers as Wetry, James .Reed 811 Rusty and Manning .Baum &ardner 11 Laggy A monologue waa sJven by Sarah Hannigan Sarah with the a..latance o! Tim J,lttle alao had tbe monologue sroup of tbe Sophomore dres11ed In raeged clothes wt~arinG straw hats sang Battle of New Orleana". In chorus were BeYerly Perrin, Gregg, Barbara Jones, Davia, Bertha Wilaon, 1 M-ary Swanson and caoref. conteat stunt war preaented Johnnie Stephenaon and Ellla Substitute Bride" conelud- Bill WUaon, Sondra Potts, Ruth Ann Brothen, Chuck Riffie, Mart· lyn S).ociton, Roem- Leifheit, Terry Ohltnser, Don Spencer, Albert Martin, Lot. Zeitler, Keith Barmtz, Arnold EVant. Mll'Y Me• Darlene Smitb, Andrea I~·~'"· MU)' Lou ButnaJde and Bett)' Grueser Adu.J.ta pre.ent wen Mn. Geora:e Brotben, 111'1. PbWp Smltb, lin. HarJeJ Stalnaker, Mra Allee Tbompaon and C1rl Arnold ---~ . Mr and Mrs Pau1 Clad: a.1d daughter, M1ss Sue Walla«, wl.o have been m Portland, Oregan, lor the past severa.J months where Mr Clark has been employed, haYe returned to Middleport •toini IIi ..... w ..... '"' 1.1! ~BAKER · FURNJTURI ON 1Hl IN&HrlST CON#M IH 14/DDWOitr of the teaeblna: atatl aJIIated with the reception L W McCom11, Mr1. N1n I M>>ore and Mr1 Lacey who helped the proaram, Mn. Joe Biller MEIGS JHEATRE Pomllt'Oy, 11111o TONIGHT "IlL C.u'ONE" Rod St.eiier - Jarnea Grea:ory - a.L&o"JOY RIDE'' Aon Doron - llod ll'ulloc ' TUII. IUN., MON. and NO. 187 -por!b7-1Wrcr,Jr, pyt h,10n S.ISters Send1ng g1lts but unable to attend were Paul and David Slmp· Eddie Bartels, Joan Bolin.~er, Bentz, Myrna Mus, J4r. and Mrs. David SJ.ater, Janlce Thomu, Even~ Sharon Youna and Mara:aret The annua1 eJection of officers Handley. was held Friday nltht when the -------Staff and Officera Club of Idelga Temple Pythlan Slttera met It the home of Mn Ira Butcher lor theu regular meeting Present officer• were re·l'!lected and mclude president. Mra. Wil ham Allman; vice prealdent, Mra The JoJly Circle Sewmg Club WJlliam Lowe; secretary • treaaur met Wednesday evenin'l: at the 'Mrs. PbiUp Melnharl, Flower home of Mrs Earl Rottgen, Le-/~'""!!U~e! Mtl. Homer Jonea and tart, Va. , and publicity, Mrs Plans were made tor a Chrl11 t mas dmner to be held at the CJrcle Reetaurant, Dee. ~1 followed by a party .at the home of Mrs Evelyn McDaniel, Maaon. During the eveninl h01teaa g1fta were preaentecl to Mra. Rottgen and gifta were alto pre· eented to Mrs. PelT)' Carpenter m observance of her birthday. The door prize wu awarded to Mr1. Georee W~:l&ht. Relreahment.l were lll'Ved bY the h01tesa to thoae named aboVe and Mra Kenneth M.nkln, lira. Wald Gorby and l'tlra. A1ma Kit· chen. Elect Offt'cers f ri day ng rangemenbl. Refreshmenta were served by the hosteJaea. The next meeting w1ll be a ChrJIItmaa·dlnner and party at the Federated Church on December 10. Members are to bring canned gooda for Chriatmaa baaketl for needy famWea. Roseville Loss lsOhio'sBest Cherry Pie Artist COLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. Mtchael V. DISalle today sp""'d the life ol Lewts B. Niday, 31, of Belpre, scheduled to die Friday in the Ohio Penitentiary. DISalle commuted the sen· tence to Ufe Imprisonment. DiSalle acted after he learned tllat three women who w~re members of the jury that convicted Niday claimed they wefe lllnCijS Donna M1ller and fnend , J1!l Ull· man, whe ~:~re employed m Colum· bus, came Frtday tq spend the wcck(lnd w1lh M1ss Miller's par· erm, :.Oir and Mrs R L. Miller contused when they aupported . , verd1ct of guilty Without 11lenlfa Verdict that Cll'l'~ ID IUtOtg,a· tic death penalty. The governor's offiee said Dl Salle "found that Niday It oot a lf ata.ble peraon, either au~n~J.J or emotron_aUy, and b.'o been lUI> norinal am~e tblldbood." Nid.ay 1 con?icted in the alay· Sb.-n Bwtlotrk, ..t>oloft -~ ina: of Mrs. Florence Cowdery In told police lleepine~~~ eauaed him a Marietta tavern Au~. 2S, 1958 to run off Nol1h Second« and bit baa an IQ of 61, 1lvlilg ldm a a rtreet tlgn, a tree, then a house, clulification between leebl~mlnd Saturday nl,gbt WIIIJ found 1\H.lt)l edneas and a "bl&h grade moron" of drivmg whitt intoxicated the tovE:rnor'a off•ce said Cbi.ef of Police Herbert Gilkey DiSaUe's action followed the med the cbal'le fc.llowing addl· reeommendahon of his Pardon tiollill ~nvesU,atri.on <Jf the aooident and Parole Commission. Niday'a wbl'C'b eaU&&d a total in estJmated case w11 the first death sentence dtmag.es of about $200 Bookirk ease to reach the new comml&- suffered a eut Up &nd was trea\ed &ion. at Metes Gener.l Hoapital follow" Juror• Telflfl..t At HNrlng Two women jurors teatlf1ed la1t lnogInthe 1 .a.m . .errasb laat Mayor C. other court actions week before the commlaslot~ at a 0 Fi•her fined Robert L. Antboclemency hearlog tbat &bey: voted ny $15 aW costs for intoxication; tor a fint~'(Sree conviction with and J w ~mPJOn, Bidwell, $100 out merty t.Mnkml that the "Judge and costs ani! three d.aya in jail wbo presided over Niday's trlal for DWL woUld recommerui mercy He was Other. arrest, made :by Patrol.pQwerless to do IQ. • A third woman juror appeared men SlOtt Shank and Everett Doebefore the governor in a dl'lma· lie InclUded W:illlatn E Williams, Poult PleQant, for intoltkmtion, Ue •be•rlng Friday A letter from anotMr woman an-d Razel Bogge.!s, Pomeroy, for juror was read to the govei'nor lnto~ica~on, by Fred DeWHee. Frid~y in a dramatic bear1ng, at· Rk'bard Hay<ftlt Ia being Mid tended by the convict's weeptng for Gall1polil poUce. mother. Mrs. Oru Debe, the juror, wrote tbat ahe "d1d not belleYe'' her vcn.e would "cause fi.im to be exe(:Uted.'' Man F'med $lOO FOr DWIJ After Traffic Acci'dent OPIIA HITS NIW HEIG~Puedni'a bauntinl music can aa to • lirl't hi!!ad as theSe creations prove at the third European Hatrdreurna Championships in Milan, ltab'. Tbe operaa ot Puccini provided the th<.Jrne as tn a heart behind prison ban (top, lett) recalllng ''Tasca." and from ,jhe same opera. a chureh titer {bottom, right) with pamter's easel and a at.tu... tttl of an angel "Madame Butterfly" hiU an Oriental note (top, ri&bt} and "Manon Lescaut" camel out in ll blend (bottom:. left) of feathers and hair that won the fLrst prl&e. AKRON, 0. UPI-SI. . . .yMr Dlcl N•ncy Dtnltl of R......tlle Jn Mueldngum County todty htW the till• of the belt cherry pie 1liakw In Ohio. JvdiH hod 1 lovolr lout tootr t!tM trrlni to pick tho wlorror hr tho Olrlo ,.....,. plo lroro durtnll tho -oncl. · contett na .,..,_red bf •I~ 1 trlc ,...,., companlet In Jht , ...... ' t;ATOR 01' WalK NORFOLK, Vo. (Speclal)-,llua- aell R. AQ;abrJte, bo-'tawaln't mate ftnt clJu, USN, aon ol Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ar&abrite of 313 Soutb St., WOOJter, and huaband of the former Mlas Myrk J. Sinon of Reedavil~e. was selected as "Gator of tbe Week" fer the week of NoY. 9 at the Naval AmphibioUI Base, LJttle Creek, Norfolk, Va. The "Gator. of the Week" award ll given to ouatandio& personnel of the AmphtbJous F<Jree who are 11hursda.y.l~~:~~;•~n~th~e~basia of theirabUity leadtechmcal Sewt'ng Club Plans Chrt'stmas Ot'nner For December 2t w. DiSalle, who campaigned for an puniahment in Obio during the last eeaslon ol the Lelialature, has been faced with two opportunities to chaqe death aoterteea lt' We tmprilcnnmnt. end to capital Organ Dedicated In Ceremonies At EUQ .Church lluanerup In tM competltiM Cltud... aulttr of ludl4, 1 who , . tllftted GreeMr Clewltnd. 'nlnl ltlec• ....t to hrtkle Heuler of Farmct.le In Trumbull Covctly. WH Co-Captains Nick Coates, Bill Gibbs, and Howard Parlrer, left to right, are three of the seniors of Pomeroy Htgh School who wilt be playing - or watching - their last football game for the Panthers Thursday. Gibbs, however, lost a month ago at Wellston, may not be able even to see the game. He still is confined to his bed at home on Mulberry-av with a serious hip dislocation. At home, or at the game. he will serve as an ill· splration to his teammates. Coates is fullback and Parker is left end. Supermarkets Replenished Truck Drivers performance of a• ArPbrlte Ia aervmg · Commander, Atlantic Fleet 1:~:::·~: Navel Beach Group 2, a unit t.f the Amp&iblous Force. Dayton Freshman Owes Life To Cold Weather DAYTON, 0. (UPI) - A Unl· v«altl. of Dayton fTefhm.alr owed nta M e- today to the cold weather Sunday morning. Doctors said tbat oUJerMse JoDelve<>olri<>, n. mleht 1re l paiMcl thla rHr elM· -·lblllty of .... th• •ppral&al tho political tiM IChocJI reached agreement after a ~hour bugam1ng The 700 Teamaters Union and warehouaemtm rati. three-year contract Sum morning and were back on job by 1 p m. Sunday. • .I I • l •' ' I 1 - . loluoocl To- l b ,He declined. to interfere in the! execution llf Walter J. Byomin, who died in tbe electric chair ( July 4. DlSal1e'a ' •ctlon today marked the nrat time he hu apartd the life of a c:ondemned IIoa)'er. brief, the gov· In a ...... "Under lt ia not po.o!-trlal POINT ROCK Mr. and. Mtl Er.er Fairchild have moved from t e D. V Morris farm to Cbllllcothe. and EJill Oloncb prouam committee were t ,. actlora• clrtumstanc:et Nation's Steel Furnaces Roar lnto'90 Per Cent Of Capacity eonalder or but in whetber a ed we mJiat what appean to sincere statement&. ofon<r·li>w of a jury. WUaon, Beverly Perrin, Charltne Davia and 13·Year-Old Stabbing "Any one of theae co1dd have kept thJa man alive Jhp()).y by tbe expedient of not votmg for convict1on." committee whleb Jnvltallont to the Patlf Lowery, SllJean Cuey, Rutb "There 1a eome queatlon aa to Ferp10n •net whether the Jury membera properly undeiolood their obll1ot10na in recOmrntbdl:nl mefey. It 111 un· uaual lhat three meJDb•ra of .a 12· member jill')' would :lltate tta.ir UD· dentanditJJ was tbat tbe vWdict they JJrie4 .would leave tq the Ju~e the' dlrrcretl<in of detetmln· Mrs. Wataon aave a de.monatr1,• tloo of a cenhlrpiete tor Thankl glvlns table, using ivy.,. mum•, arapea, apples and pears on an antJque ~ut &(asa atand. House plants were P:cbanged b)' the me U.e purdahmept. ~ he ui4. membett. <,Fo.U }fiddl~po11 : YoUths Awiwde'd· "IT STAilTE!I WITH A KISS" G!Mtn Ford - Pro Spares Niday's Life Grounds Jury Was MISS Martha Howell returned to her cmpioyn,cnt at the offu:e o! Or E F Maag yesterday after m•ssmg several di:I}S because o! Debbie R.eynolrla Wily Pay 1101111 To Wute Timet by Pomeroy pollee PITTSBURGH (UP!)- The nation's steel furnaces, roaring back after a record-smashing 116-<lay strike shutdown, approached 90 per cent of capaCity production today - the 16th \1011'-'cted, caldwell , day of a Taft-Hartley Bfl.day cooling ofi period. knv bidder chosen for the The American Iron and Steel ' Institute estimated the out· U he meetl dle approval of put of raw steel for the ftrsl two weeks of the Supreme Court tu board f:Jack to-work order at upwards of te on East Ma1n SL and MJ~ht will be In Mayor Lesar'a evening. R•ce Aplnlt ThM Botb. tbe steel com~anlea and the work~n were atagmg a race Wilson, Long Bottom, Into 8 Mayor Charlea Chris~s Lights · To Be Turned On 3,533.000 toos Total Reel ionnaae poured from t-be furDic:ea wll expected to ra.c:b 20 million tom by Jm. Z6 t.be date when the strike bY tbe 300,000 United Steetworkera may be renewed under pron&wns of tbe Labor-Management Relations Taft--HarUe' Ad. TOI'ioo'll• Is Hltlh Steel experta Rid raw steel production 101' thia weet would %,4.00,000 ton.. Leo V. Savaa;e, y;oung men from won the 'Teen,..ge for 1969." Awarded canteen bonon Cooney, Ronnie Evan" Cary •', tnd Jim H1mer. ' Selection for thJJ upon tbe basil of ~ 1 G You eaa PIJ billl almoec eff01t - with checll& You ·4o leu ' . ldar, I••• waltiDr for eb.uae and . ' . w'" • ! ... iild - 'WIItf1iDao. (. i . J ,..,.,I., ohtet "iel 7011 am11- aves ' ""....,.ad ..,.,..q, IIIIJ liwe'JIIIl the loll Of the 1 .0,. • - - - penoDI1 ~~ ' F~'\IERS ellfcM"J .. BANK .w•paoy New~Busineas • ,1-il 1 )I I ra . ssamat time. The producen IOUtbt to pile up production . for lllMl-st.arved customera, particWarlr the automotive mdustry. The worken had a ltli:e in the boomln& output, too. More ~ 40 per eent wort on incentive rates and the hlgber production ~ more money they un make to off buts and prepare for renewal of tbe atrike. I ' ! ' Canteen dinctor --"'· • ~ Weather Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, Konday, November zs, 19S9 ' First As Governor Charles Burdette returned !() :wte1gs General Hospttal FmhtY !or poSI:Iible surgery Harry Mc..;utftn returned to has home this week after surgery at Ho~r Hospital BJue rlbbona for flower arrangement were awarded to Mlsa Lucretia Genheimer lor coraaaea made of dry material 1nd ai.O for a dey ar· rangemtmt and to Mrs W. R. Sha• teen for a dry arrangement. Mlaset~ Auguat.a and LucreUa Genheimer and Mw Ethel Garland were awarded red rlbbone tor dry ar· enttne e keya. chedc turu liP ID hro, ba.tl awa 1D. LoDdoD. At . . a RobJrr llood broplncl ehapeau bu a larp 1brlm -.:ut erowa. wblla at. bo..... the boWler . . . lbe tf;JI& 1'bt hatl wen • By FREDDIE HOUDASHELl' program. In the playlet Mike Shaler, 11 Georre I Plooklcoa. Patty Lowery IUbaUtute Hat·old Frazier a• Charley beat man; Susie Al· Georae Dal· 11 Dora Dunple, the and Ml11 Matron of Honor; Sandra Brew. on the welcome lngton, aa Mra Pickle, mother of the aroom; Farrell Sh'uler aa Mra. CJa•• member• who aerved on mother of the bride; Dave the refreshment comrntttee were 11 Rev. Drabb and Allee WllsOJJ, Sharon Jnlela, Cnol Jacobi, Sandra Carr, Helen Taylor, Slrall Mary 8WIIUIOD at the Suaie Sinter, Jobnn~e Girl a. - Around And Ab.out Middleport Mrs Waldo J. B•rtel11 waa wei· oomed as a new member when. the Twtllght Garden · Club mel Thun day evenmg at the home of Miuea Augu.sta and Lucretia Genhe1mer, Mulberry AYe. Followmg the opemng ode and Pledge to the Fla& membera responded to roll call with "Plants ' t.o Protect" Mrs T A Henneuy, president, read the Beatitude~ of the Conservation DJvtaaon, taken from the General Federation of Women's ClubJ. Timely biota were gtven by Mra Jed Webster Sr "WmterlZIDI ~es" was the topic of the evenina:. pre1ented by IDa. Gerald Wlldermuth, who said, " hill up roeea With aoil and after the ground freezes, cover entire bed wtth alt, hay, everereen branches and discarded Chr11tmu trees " R011e canes 1hould be tied together to keep wind lrom whtp.. pmg them. and mould be pruned in th.e spring. An open diiCWIIion on wmter protectlon wu held by the group Mrs 'Mtnme Davls had lbe ar rangement of the month and abe earned out the Thankla:•ving theme, 111Jnl chr)'santhemUJnB, fruit 'and nuta with ceramic tur- A pint and wbJ.te color tbeme was carried out tn the refreab- •.,...1•• - Optped In Upper lellalblli~> BosiQ.ess Block 1 low·!~ farm land and forced i �.. .':" ·"' ·~ ~· .... - - J ...... , " . '' ' ' . '. . 0' ,. Hatl { - tHE DAILY SENTINeL Commentatin~ ' ~:Season On I . en!" marli:et. Btl Budlless is the Am•rican Association Of ·Battery Manufacturers and 20 of Its members whose product accOunts for 95 percent or aU !be automotlve-type batteries sold in lhil country. Liltle business is asking $15,00.0,000 triple damages for harm it Rays these ~ons have inflicted on its business and ~ through rhe Clayton and Sherman Anll'frust 1aws, Is in effect asking the V .S. courts to blow a whistle on what it considers to be the illepl tactics of Big Business. In the complaint is the charge that the tery manufaoturers prevented ser¥iee ·s tations from selling*he battery additive .by threatening to revo ·the warranty on any battery they had so 1 1111 as one bo!Ue or tube of VX-11 was found on -~ir premi&es whether or not it11!•1 in the battery. Another is the charge that 't h.e battery manufacturers "maliciously" triJ>d to '!Pread the false idea that the maqUoo:tent. of Nationa·l Dynamics were "thieves and croo~:were out on bail, and were under indict{J)ent ~y various government _law en· forcement officials". · These are strong words and serious cbarges. If they ard true; the U.S; Courts should blow tha:t whistle, -gOOd and )oud, because -this Is far out of Une with whlll we Uke to think of as our a)!o\fm of free .t\merlcan ·en· terprlse. Our <Uberties >are ·too precious 1J!I' mere bigness to lt'smple on them just with size for a license. . 2. Girl's name 3.Mother ACU,OS8 .AND ~'!'EN WAS rT MIEN !liD 1. Town-alto ,, plan 15. Medal lO. Style of l rlsh god!l architecture 12. J!i.a.sc:al '1.3. Mlllilcal · jnstru"!ent ,' 14.. Bog ' 15. G~rman d)' (po8S . ) 11. lJ. l9. diselllse ro,eiii!IUI'e!l .23. Sub. atan.Ual fl,, ~n,\1 ... llxitl . auc.ce.._ _17. Yellow , ....-·ocher (slllln&") 26. """"' c:qnftict ~ 18 ..Nex.t I . \8 : 21. Numbtt' (al:lbr.) ~2. ·. . ' . ~- ....til. :as~ . ...Y~~f• 35.CU.t . wt!Jbt Norton Co., an Iron THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVO'f~ nickname 29. E:Jthqme 01' ~IOS·MASON AREA I , Owen, Publlsh•r Pt.(b'ilh~IJ ev~ry afterncon ex trgt " lf.ll~d~y W The Ohio Valley -~and Pu)UabhlJ C<nn.pany 11t 110 Me· c!tiDIO St., POIIJOIOf, Ohl?. ~..1. aeu office phone S98 'fdlt'6fl1l orttee ph11Qt "l87. ........ N •~ood chill& maiUn~ ~a~Uer at .the po1t office at Pom· Oltll>. ..NJU.GUl a4_v.-tlalnJ reprertentl· ,lfl1J, U~..lot:~lneli'·Kimball, i...,c.. 841 '.-x~Aaton A.'¥'1., Naw York Cit)' N.- Y<lk, SuK&cripttOn nte11: .)ellvered bJ ...mer Wllitrt· .aWIIble, au eenu per WHIH one )'ec.r In advance a1 Tbe 'Dd7 lehtlntl ortlce.. lUI !10, IJJ monttie, ' I'JtftD; three menth& fl.lo. BJ motor route/•here avall lble: 9DI atOhth, tl• IY maU~ on~" , . , ~' IIIli m110tha. ... U ; limo unlh1. n.M: nntl mnnth. 81 ' COME A'RUNNI'N' Loft~ llotlrilr ~ lbe Detroit oJP1. l•ttc, !Hoot. t-IDch 81. Loo11 .-~--::-:-==-U.wk ........ 10ill be LIAYI "'ff'AIICTIC 101111 I IDiaU frO<luud bone 1D AJITWIW', BeJaium ,'01'1-.A b11 riabt ande for about two Be)Jian ~eleot,ifJe u~ .-rt weeb. Lovennte tu.ftered tb8 in· for Antardte SUndar abOud U.. jury in tbe Hawt.'• 1-.lo'r !0111 to DIDilh steamer "t.rib Du..'" ~------------~-- . . . .1000 Millie b)' Cliff ByeniJUI Hb Slrlq Noleo ADMI8SION SOe (abbr.) HOW• . , _ 82. MaJt • . lt.-- 432. ~ DAYS SELECT ·YOUR THANKSGIVING FEAST AJ A& PI . . . . ,TO .. . - ' - - . ' . ~~ 1. • Sun 11 - y Ia Tbaablllv1D(, Al.P ·Turteyo ore plump, full of VSW Pomeroy Couple Observe Wedding Nov.S ..... . ·· ~11'08!'/~ tblt lure-f.o.plelte I'OOtlne. )'OU want for your leut! :~ Stoti-LB. SIZE 15~LBS. ~HD ,,.,At·~JI,!I' i .OJ ZB~V\1-Jt, Ba~··A .•o''"' ZBW NGLS-._ £very one i.a carefully ctre.ed ud ele~ned., ready for tbe oven. Select - -·- OD'I'bi!Wgivlq Day you'll lle tlad you did. ' ' ., I )'OUrJ euly 47C ·100 Ill 61 . .. OVER 10tol4-LB.43 C SIZE . .. Mrs. Clair SpencCJ, - .. . ' . ." .' ' .' ,·, .. . ' - .· . .. ··~·· ."~·. ' ' . .'. .. ~ . . ; ' • . '' . Sftop Eflf'IJI -• •• .' ' INTEREST~ TO UPI-Cb'de RAONE AMERic'AN LEGION HAll Wednesday, NovemM 25tll-1:30 tll12 • 30. Cclor · !1. For examp1e VnltH Pr"• lnt•rn•tion•l orf', coal, <lock and lake 8hipplng In 1804, Franklin Pierce. 14th finn. Hh Cather, David Z. Norton Will .one of the firm's founder&. )ltealdent .of the U. S., was born. ~ 1908, Italian l.t'nor Ennen C•tu~. 'Jllllde hl11 Amerlcor n leh'... r.t.ta. .. LOVIIU.IITTI IIO.LINID ST. LOUIS BOUND 1114 IIQUAU F-..tllittve WB or Oglebay, ·· ~ · Thanksgiving Dance ' 4:J.lndlan. Jeraey'• VES~RYEAR The evenfng ~lar is s~turn. On thla date tn history; -~· ., ·88. t.v.l ·27. New 1 .. .... . ... A~•· ~..i.tiVi'l 2~. ~· 89.P&:u.. '' 4.1. Ftsh Stt.m •• Luzon. · ~· ll'IIDIDJ ....,.., 8. -Striking' • f, Mo11lern to lower dlteoubt will 1101 apply, Q Mid, 1a tb011 lntt.abeet wbeft the OWIHI'I' ll alreadt r. eeiwlq: a 11 pereeat dllc:ouutIUCb u that tJnn to a )'Otltblul driver wbo Hmpletn • driver " (po$&') . tlqt 1-he 'Dew 41men•loa' C!UJ will have fetrell' aDd ltu HYere aocl· denta. COMeq,utn:tlt the)' art better blluraace rilb and eta'titled a&.Ct'f!t! H . R.odent 22, BorJeaet · f . ;Fungus . lor}' fO< dom- ..,. 11r ol tloo port ol talrJ t.. foretp mo&oll. LIDtoiD WI "'I Jo upoded Tile - l'ODAY AND Tod.v" is Monday Nov. 25. the 317til day ot the Y'-'llr, with 38 mOrt day& l.n 19~9 . Norton, a Cle\•eland n~~tive, w&l The moon ill in its laRj quarter. honurary ch4lrman -(lf th.e board The mornjpg •lur ill Venua. PerCent Cut For Insurance On Here DAilY CROSSWORD $o COJNSELQR ~;W n-:_iJE'•• Small Business? This Is · the chalk>n&o lh~t has been laid dowrrin a Federal Court in New York: uf.am a small busi1wss. You are Big RusiJ)eSS. lJut your size does not give you a u. Cense to destroy me, lie about me and conspire against me just because I thres.ten your 1)1X1flti." Whether or not it is a valid ;:hallenge will ~ain. -Of course, for the courts to decide. B;~t ·in .Lhis day of lt'ederal inquiry int(1 monopo1y and investigation of a-buses of tele· vision by aOvertisers with more interest in profU tb'an in truth, the case is certain to at· tract more than ordinary attention. Little business in this case is a company known as National Dynamics Corporation whldt produces VX.6, a nationally distributed battery additive which the court was told is a 11 su~,ior" chemical formula which im· proves and prolongs the uS<!ful life of automobile and other batteries. Replacement sales a>:Uhe •ltliin part. of the battery manulactur· ....,.. • 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0.; Nov. 2ll, 1959 Time Editorially , ,., -·~··· . Open '1116 P.M. Wednesdar - SMOKED " •• , ~-· , ('t . r. t 1_1 ,l • COOKED • • • ,•,' , •• ,,~P! ?' HALF' '*" field Saturday -nJ,cht ~3-36 lpr tile . The Ruuella hive twO ohildreft, ~ocala' first win of the, ieuoa, tli~ eecond In · rouPlJ tllree lin. , !Ietty Sdi~u. Warten, aDd John: RuHell, Pomeroy, and fotiJ' lt'andcblldten, "'~· Sue .and The Scipio bOYI led: ·aU the wu bert Lee Schulte• and COfOI Ann i ·boldine • ~mloftable U.lf, lead a.nd ltebece&· Jo lt\Uiell. Friends and nlaUve• who called lilt balftlme. Eseue; wltb. 20 pointl dilrin1 the do7 were: .Jed both . team• in .eoriDg. tad-· Mr. . . ' ' •• ' ' 1 ' All .half haml baY6 dlok:e center tllcel - oone ue . ' . rour requnt. . . • • . . t lb. lb. Mason, W. Va. . ' Mr. Russell waf born at Welt Columbia, W. Va., the -aon of tbe late Mr. and xn. Henry R~U . H~isonvJile Hlah sc,hool btrat He ia: emplO)"ed at the !llt!hard Coal New " M~rshfleld. tt New Marsb· Company. · yep .. ·.SHANK The RU&Hlll were marr(ed on Nov. 16, 1934 ~~ Cllfton, W. Va., by the Rev. W. t:. Ge~rhart. She fa ttie dauahter of Mrs. Roaa B. Stew· ort and tile laur J. A. Stew¥! , Stipio Cagers ·•.Reap 2nd·Wm · Saturday 53~6 RHdy tolo~ .... IZ < to 16-LL SIZI l"ffmmved ucepL et _·- ... _ ..... IUPI~ RiGHT ... , ·12 toll L•• IIZI •••• IMOKaD (Whole Hall -................ · · .. · 49c lb.) WMii or c·ut U.P · _; 1.....-itht -~-~ FrHit, L11n. Pure (Whole Ham · St.win• } !; .;: ~·::<~, ........ :.:.· 45C lh.) 1:, •• • thl-'1'-' · -. Pork Sou1age ........ .. 1·111· roll 39c ·IL· ~s c · ~uMlp .... r,;;,~~ •.': ·· · ·· Frying Clli~~J!a• , .•.•• , . . . . . . Ill. Jac • " " ' " '· . . . . . . " • .. .... ;J• .-.~lthf ----$moll Link ·--... R;..tlng 4 .. ""' . . ·· · FRESH. OYSTERS STANDAiD SELECT Pint, .... -... $1.1$ Pint ...... -. $1.29 Cotta1e Butts . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. Ill. 59c c - ·Sir.. ~fc~,.;, ' ... . ~ .·.... 1~, 49c Q.oo~~ee..;. --·· '-!l!iY ~ CAP'N JORN'II ', -~ SEALED IN CANS Link Souaoge •..•..........• lb. 59c Half Pilil ·-· · .. 65c Half Pint .. · -.. 75c Foncy Du!lb , ; ; ••..........• 111. 45c . .,.. ··rtl , · · LG,!Ioliola"" __ ;, ~Uj-~ ~~~ Fresh Ham •• - lb.39t: . Canned Ham 'to'""- 65~ lb. SUPER BIGHT ... IN% ALL MEAT Ground Beef •• 49~ lb. SUPER BIGHT ... WHOLE OlliiALP SLAB Piece Bacon .· - ··- 25~ lb. BONELESS, SKINLI!Ss . , , IU!ADY TO-EAT ,-,OLL 'SHANK HALF FULL ·. f -~· Now's !be Ume to get the jump on your Holiday fOOd buymg - beat the rush. " A&P SUPER BIGHT . , • LEAN FULL SHANK 11ALP Hom 89c lb. Nutror Morterine ............... 6 lba. $1.00 lb 35 ·luMrlcM_'..... , ... Smoked Picnic• ........ - . . . . • c ChftH SliCes •. .· •.. z- 6 n· pkp. 45c ·. Foncy Co~-~ ' < if· • ....•.•.. •. lit, 59!: .. ...,, i........... • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ,,, ~ ~·lc 'I . . I" Pumpkin ........ 4 No. l'lz Cona 59c Blue Ch'*" •••...•.. ..·...... lb. 69c '· .. ,j'' l . ' ''!<' Jo. _;.' ,.. ~n II· ' .,, ' . ·-~ •'. .;\' . '. ···.·... . ,.. :..... ; .~.;~~··· , S~9c ',.., . ~ r;-_-<;:1'' .' '.' . ,;" ' ' ' - r ~- ' . · · ·ro··sL. ....~ ;;: . ,';.;'. ~0·· pkg. . 4~ . • • :· .. . ·.• ; ,_ 't, ":,. ,: • ' ..~..· 11c~·II ' ., ·~ •{ ., ' ;· ;:;JK :.· ' 1/~:'i'~·i. l ;~+l;l_i!lz C;M'tk . ';,·, '· .· 4i'• ~ 45~ ' ' ' ! ' ( • J - ' -' r, ... I �.. .':" ·"' ·~ ~· .... - - J ...... , " . '' ' ' . '. . 0' ,. Hatl { - tHE DAILY SENTINeL Commentatin~ ' ~:Season On I . en!" marli:et. Btl Budlless is the Am•rican Association Of ·Battery Manufacturers and 20 of Its members whose product accOunts for 95 percent or aU !be automotlve-type batteries sold in lhil country. Liltle business is asking $15,00.0,000 triple damages for harm it Rays these ~ons have inflicted on its business and ~ through rhe Clayton and Sherman Anll'frust 1aws, Is in effect asking the V .S. courts to blow a whistle on what it considers to be the illepl tactics of Big Business. In the complaint is the charge that the tery manufaoturers prevented ser¥iee ·s tations from selling*he battery additive .by threatening to revo ·the warranty on any battery they had so 1 1111 as one bo!Ue or tube of VX-11 was found on -~ir premi&es whether or not it11!•1 in the battery. Another is the charge that 't h.e battery manufacturers "maliciously" triJ>d to '!Pread the false idea that the maqUoo:tent. of Nationa·l Dynamics were "thieves and croo~:were out on bail, and were under indict{J)ent ~y various government _law en· forcement officials". · These are strong words and serious cbarges. If they ard true; the U.S; Courts should blow tha:t whistle, -gOOd and )oud, because -this Is far out of Une with whlll we Uke to think of as our a)!o\fm of free .t\merlcan ·en· terprlse. Our <Uberties >are ·too precious 1J!I' mere bigness to lt'smple on them just with size for a license. . 2. Girl's name 3.Mother ACU,OS8 .AND ~'!'EN WAS rT MIEN !liD 1. Town-alto ,, plan 15. Medal lO. Style of l rlsh god!l architecture 12. J!i.a.sc:al '1.3. Mlllilcal · jnstru"!ent ,' 14.. Bog ' 15. G~rman d)' (po8S . ) 11. lJ. l9. diselllse ro,eiii!IUI'e!l .23. Sub. atan.Ual fl,, ~n,\1 ... llxitl . auc.ce.._ _17. Yellow , ....-·ocher (slllln&") 26. """"' c:qnftict ~ 18 ..Nex.t I . \8 : 21. Numbtt' (al:lbr.) ~2. ·. . ' . ~- ....til. :as~ . ...Y~~f• 35.CU.t . wt!Jbt Norton Co., an Iron THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVO'f~ nickname 29. E:Jthqme 01' ~IOS·MASON AREA I , Owen, Publlsh•r Pt.(b'ilh~IJ ev~ry afterncon ex trgt " lf.ll~d~y W The Ohio Valley -~and Pu)UabhlJ C<nn.pany 11t 110 Me· c!tiDIO St., POIIJOIOf, Ohl?. ~..1. aeu office phone S98 'fdlt'6fl1l orttee ph11Qt "l87. ........ N •~ood chill& maiUn~ ~a~Uer at .the po1t office at Pom· Oltll>. ..NJU.GUl a4_v.-tlalnJ reprertentl· ,lfl1J, U~..lot:~lneli'·Kimball, i...,c.. 841 '.-x~Aaton A.'¥'1., Naw York Cit)' N.- Y<lk, SuK&cripttOn nte11: .)ellvered bJ ...mer Wllitrt· .aWIIble, au eenu per WHIH one )'ec.r In advance a1 Tbe 'Dd7 lehtlntl ortlce.. lUI !10, IJJ monttie, ' I'JtftD; three menth& fl.lo. BJ motor route/•here avall lble: 9DI atOhth, tl• IY maU~ on~" , . , ~' IIIli m110tha. ... U ; limo unlh1. n.M: nntl mnnth. 81 ' COME A'RUNNI'N' Loft~ llotlrilr ~ lbe Detroit oJP1. l•ttc, !Hoot. t-IDch 81. Loo11 .-~--::-:-==-U.wk ........ 10ill be LIAYI "'ff'AIICTIC 101111 I IDiaU frO<luud bone 1D AJITWIW', BeJaium ,'01'1-.A b11 riabt ande for about two Be)Jian ~eleot,ifJe u~ .-rt weeb. Lovennte tu.ftered tb8 in· for Antardte SUndar abOud U.. jury in tbe Hawt.'• 1-.lo'r !0111 to DIDilh steamer "t.rib Du..'" ~------------~-- . . . .1000 Millie b)' Cliff ByeniJUI Hb Slrlq Noleo ADMI8SION SOe (abbr.) HOW• . , _ 82. MaJt • . lt.-- 432. ~ DAYS SELECT ·YOUR THANKSGIVING FEAST AJ A& PI . . . . ,TO .. . - ' - - . ' . ~~ 1. • Sun 11 - y Ia Tbaablllv1D(, Al.P ·Turteyo ore plump, full of VSW Pomeroy Couple Observe Wedding Nov.S ..... . ·· ~11'08!'/~ tblt lure-f.o.plelte I'OOtlne. )'OU want for your leut! :~ Stoti-LB. SIZE 15~LBS. ~HD ,,.,At·~JI,!I' i .OJ ZB~V\1-Jt, Ba~··A .•o''"' ZBW NGLS-._ £very one i.a carefully ctre.ed ud ele~ned., ready for tbe oven. Select - -·- OD'I'bi!Wgivlq Day you'll lle tlad you did. ' ' ., I )'OUrJ euly 47C ·100 Ill 61 . .. OVER 10tol4-LB.43 C SIZE . .. Mrs. Clair SpencCJ, - .. . ' . ." .' ' .' ,·, .. . ' - .· . .. ··~·· ."~·. ' ' . .'. .. ~ . . ; ' • . '' . Sftop Eflf'IJI -• •• .' ' INTEREST~ TO UPI-Cb'de RAONE AMERic'AN LEGION HAll Wednesday, NovemM 25tll-1:30 tll12 • 30. Cclor · !1. For examp1e VnltH Pr"• lnt•rn•tion•l orf', coal, <lock and lake 8hipplng In 1804, Franklin Pierce. 14th finn. Hh Cather, David Z. Norton Will .one of the firm's founder&. )ltealdent .of the U. S., was born. ~ 1908, Italian l.t'nor Ennen C•tu~. 'Jllllde hl11 Amerlcor n leh'... r.t.ta. .. LOVIIU.IITTI IIO.LINID ST. LOUIS BOUND 1114 IIQUAU F-..tllittve WB or Oglebay, ·· ~ · Thanksgiving Dance ' 4:J.lndlan. Jeraey'• VES~RYEAR The evenfng ~lar is s~turn. On thla date tn history; -~· ., ·88. t.v.l ·27. New 1 .. .... . ... A~•· ~..i.tiVi'l 2~. ~· 89.P&:u.. '' 4.1. Ftsh Stt.m •• Luzon. · ~· ll'IIDIDJ ....,.., 8. -Striking' • f, Mo11lern to lower dlteoubt will 1101 apply, Q Mid, 1a tb011 lntt.abeet wbeft the OWIHI'I' ll alreadt r. eeiwlq: a 11 pereeat dllc:ouutIUCb u that tJnn to a )'Otltblul driver wbo Hmpletn • driver " (po$&') . tlqt 1-he 'Dew 41men•loa' C!UJ will have fetrell' aDd ltu HYere aocl· denta. COMeq,utn:tlt the)' art better blluraace rilb and eta'titled a&.Ct'f!t! H . R.odent 22, BorJeaet · f . ;Fungus . lor}' fO< dom- ..,. 11r ol tloo port ol talrJ t.. foretp mo&oll. LIDtoiD WI "'I Jo upoded Tile - l'ODAY AND Tod.v" is Monday Nov. 25. the 317til day ot the Y'-'llr, with 38 mOrt day& l.n 19~9 . Norton, a Cle\•eland n~~tive, w&l The moon ill in its laRj quarter. honurary ch4lrman -(lf th.e board The mornjpg •lur ill Venua. PerCent Cut For Insurance On Here DAilY CROSSWORD $o COJNSELQR ~;W n-:_iJE'•• Small Business? This Is · the chalk>n&o lh~t has been laid dowrrin a Federal Court in New York: uf.am a small busi1wss. You are Big RusiJ)eSS. lJut your size does not give you a u. Cense to destroy me, lie about me and conspire against me just because I thres.ten your 1)1X1flti." Whether or not it is a valid ;:hallenge will ~ain. -Of course, for the courts to decide. B;~t ·in .Lhis day of lt'ederal inquiry int(1 monopo1y and investigation of a-buses of tele· vision by aOvertisers with more interest in profU tb'an in truth, the case is certain to at· tract more than ordinary attention. Little business in this case is a company known as National Dynamics Corporation whldt produces VX.6, a nationally distributed battery additive which the court was told is a 11 su~,ior" chemical formula which im· proves and prolongs the uS<!ful life of automobile and other batteries. Replacement sales a>:Uhe •ltliin part. of the battery manulactur· ....,.. • 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0.; Nov. 2ll, 1959 Time Editorially , ,., -·~··· . Open '1116 P.M. Wednesdar - SMOKED " •• , ~-· , ('t . r. t 1_1 ,l • COOKED • • • ,•,' , •• ,,~P! ?' HALF' '*" field Saturday -nJ,cht ~3-36 lpr tile . The Ruuella hive twO ohildreft, ~ocala' first win of the, ieuoa, tli~ eecond In · rouPlJ tllree lin. , !Ietty Sdi~u. Warten, aDd John: RuHell, Pomeroy, and fotiJ' lt'andcblldten, "'~· Sue .and The Scipio bOYI led: ·aU the wu bert Lee Schulte• and COfOI Ann i ·boldine • ~mloftable U.lf, lead a.nd ltebece&· Jo lt\Uiell. Friends and nlaUve• who called lilt balftlme. Eseue; wltb. 20 pointl dilrin1 the do7 were: .Jed both . team• in .eoriDg. tad-· Mr. . . ' ' •• ' ' 1 ' All .half haml baY6 dlok:e center tllcel - oone ue . ' . rour requnt. . . • • . . t lb. lb. Mason, W. Va. . ' Mr. Russell waf born at Welt Columbia, W. Va., the -aon of tbe late Mr. and xn. Henry R~U . H~isonvJile Hlah sc,hool btrat He ia: emplO)"ed at the !llt!hard Coal New " M~rshfleld. tt New Marsb· Company. · yep .. ·.SHANK The RU&Hlll were marr(ed on Nov. 16, 1934 ~~ Cllfton, W. Va., by the Rev. W. t:. Ge~rhart. She fa ttie dauahter of Mrs. Roaa B. Stew· ort and tile laur J. A. Stew¥! , Stipio Cagers ·•.Reap 2nd·Wm · Saturday 53~6 RHdy tolo~ .... IZ < to 16-LL SIZI l"ffmmved ucepL et _·- ... _ ..... IUPI~ RiGHT ... , ·12 toll L•• IIZI •••• IMOKaD (Whole Hall -................ · · .. · 49c lb.) WMii or c·ut U.P · _; 1.....-itht -~-~ FrHit, L11n. Pure (Whole Ham · St.win• } !; .;: ~·::<~, ........ :.:.· 45C lh.) 1:, •• • thl-'1'-' · -. Pork Sou1age ........ .. 1·111· roll 39c ·IL· ~s c · ~uMlp .... r,;;,~~ •.': ·· · ·· Frying Clli~~J!a• , .•.•• , . . . . . . Ill. Jac • " " ' " '· . . . . . . " • .. .... ;J• .-.~lthf ----$moll Link ·--... R;..tlng 4 .. ""' . . ·· · FRESH. OYSTERS STANDAiD SELECT Pint, .... -... $1.1$ Pint ...... -. $1.29 Cotta1e Butts . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. Ill. 59c c - ·Sir.. ~fc~,.;, ' ... . ~ .·.... 1~, 49c Q.oo~~ee..;. --·· '-!l!iY ~ CAP'N JORN'II ', -~ SEALED IN CANS Link Souaoge •..•..........• lb. 59c Half Pilil ·-· · .. 65c Half Pint .. · -.. 75c Foncy Du!lb , ; ; ••..........• 111. 45c . .,.. ··rtl , · · LG,!Ioliola"" __ ;, ~Uj-~ ~~~ Fresh Ham •• - lb.39t: . Canned Ham 'to'""- 65~ lb. SUPER BIGHT ... IN% ALL MEAT Ground Beef •• 49~ lb. SUPER BIGHT ... WHOLE OlliiALP SLAB Piece Bacon .· - ··- 25~ lb. BONELESS, SKINLI!Ss . , , IU!ADY TO-EAT ,-,OLL 'SHANK HALF FULL ·. f -~· Now's !be Ume to get the jump on your Holiday fOOd buymg - beat the rush. " A&P SUPER BIGHT . , • LEAN FULL SHANK 11ALP Hom 89c lb. Nutror Morterine ............... 6 lba. $1.00 lb 35 ·luMrlcM_'..... , ... Smoked Picnic• ........ - . . . . • c ChftH SliCes •. .· •.. z- 6 n· pkp. 45c ·. Foncy Co~-~ ' < if· • ....•.•.. •. lit, 59!: .. ...,, i........... • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ,,, ~ ~·lc 'I . . I" Pumpkin ........ 4 No. l'lz Cona 59c Blue Ch'*" •••...•.. ..·...... lb. 69c '· .. ,j'' l . ' ''!<' Jo. _;.' ,.. ~n II· ' .,, ' . ·-~ •'. .;\' . '. ···.·... . ,.. :..... ; .~.;~~··· , S~9c ',.., . ~ r;-_-<;:1'' .' '.' . ,;" ' ' ' - r ~- ' . · · ·ro··sL. ....~ ;;: . ,';.;'. ~0·· pkg. . 4~ . • • :· .. . ·.• ; ,_ 't, ":,. ,: • ' ..~..· 11c~·II ' ., ·~ •{ ., ' ;· ;:;JK :.· ' 1/~:'i'~·i. l ;~+l;l_i!lz C;M'tk . ';,·, '· .· 4i'• ~ 45~ ' ' ' ! ' ( • J - ' -' r, ... I �., • •• J. ••' '' t.., • • '· ' key to comment he felt "like a freight train just ran over me ." Connerly had much the .. me af. feet on the Chicago cardinal!L Limplnlil on a sprained ankle, Ute veter•n 88-year-old Connerly fired ·! 7 6 '6 4 3 2 touehdo'tfn paues and had a hand in a third as the Giants licked the Cards, .80-20, at Min· neapolis and cliinbed one· game 1n front of the Eastern Divillion race with .. 7-2 record. San L 2 3 3 4 6 7 _ cards ........,. -etrit+on Fran~iaco MIRACLE WHIP c T. 0 0 o 1 0 0 (With.tliii:couPQl'l a. pyrchese of 6 3 .P.ittsburib upaet ClevelaAd, .21-l~~~~~:~ ·. ~: ~ 20, there~y knockin& tbe Browns I ( 4 1 of a firlf. place tie in the 2 1 tHvi!ion. The Browns n0111 Los .a.nuii!J.u ~ 7 the aame 11 -•-_,.,....,.,.,. _ __ 77 , who de· .. !' ., $l'o;oc)-=~ Rams, 23- kept t~tiir bope1 iltfve over the "' I •• ••lecLtiJir•rf.. ... '« ""'..,.,. snap- lw Si'~M!~ •i1i r, h•l•lli.Oiillo'!>"' qttke,r Colt Coach pily d~latin& "we are now bark ,per.ioll to · give tb,e Bee pions "pta~ their best game of the aeuon'' apinJt the FortyNlners . . ••• IIIOI.Iri!:l>' !I')II>MJ"!'D =~4\r. ibl;gh wchool ta· CRICK'EN aon ~ .' ..?. . • ' ' the win. · unuu IWe F..lure ... lOOk a 50-yard ·toue~down nm an l.nteretp'ted ,ass ' by a Jerry Col'ltrer ilt' tft hap- Jn the fight," said his wC)rld cham· ••• Ill• .....,.. Racine Gr~rs Takt tet 24 time league record of giJUI In wbieh he baa to•ch~ PIIRI to 34. The and rorty-Ninen botlt and meet ~gain D.ec . 5. Bobby LIJne led re~ords Francia~, to itll victory over Savored land when he paa1ed 17 fi'lller with 61 v• : '' Circle's · ..... ,,.. ' Plunae PS. .Ii Mila llnet ..... • . . \· . ,. .. ~--a .. ,,. ' ' .... ... ,- ,; .. . Ohio ~. , ... ~ :W~J$D~Y~·- . " ·" ' ... ·.YOUNG JUNIOR U. I. GOv.mrn~nt IIIJPHhNI GradoA.-ofloi;- · 1._ .... ,...,_, C:,...Yec ., I ' ..... '~ '· . j, , . 1" <. ' 'I ,. '. "' I .' .'· ')• ' ' I · v oD--~. Jt'a ' • ,.,.. ' lattem Division fll. . KRAFT ' . '/ ' ., ( • " I . ' ... ,,. .', ,. o . . .... ~­ w .. ·., c w..- ..-... �., • •• J. ••' '' t.., • • '· ' key to comment he felt "like a freight train just ran over me ." Connerly had much the .. me af. feet on the Chicago cardinal!L Limplnlil on a sprained ankle, Ute veter•n 88-year-old Connerly fired ·! 7 6 '6 4 3 2 touehdo'tfn paues and had a hand in a third as the Giants licked the Cards, .80-20, at Min· neapolis and cliinbed one· game 1n front of the Eastern Divillion race with .. 7-2 record. San L 2 3 3 4 6 7 _ cards ........,. -etrit+on Fran~iaco MIRACLE WHIP c T. 0 0 o 1 0 0 (With.tliii:couPQl'l a. pyrchese of 6 3 .P.ittsburib upaet ClevelaAd, .21-l~~~~~:~ ·. ~: ~ 20, there~y knockin& tbe Browns I ( 4 1 of a firlf. place tie in the 2 1 tHvi!ion. The Browns n0111 Los .a.nuii!J.u ~ 7 the aame 11 -•-_,.,....,.,.,. _ __ 77 , who de· .. !' ., $l'o;oc)-=~ Rams, 23- kept t~tiir bope1 iltfve over the "' I •• ••lecLtiJir•rf.. ... '« ""'..,.,. snap- lw Si'~M!~ •i1i r, h•l•lli.Oiillo'!>"' qttke,r Colt Coach pily d~latin& "we are now bark ,per.ioll to · give tb,e Bee pions "pta~ their best game of the aeuon'' apinJt the FortyNlners . . ••• IIIOI.Iri!:l>' !I')II>MJ"!'D =~4\r. ibl;gh wchool ta· CRICK'EN aon ~ .' ..?. . • ' ' the win. · unuu IWe F..lure ... lOOk a 50-yard ·toue~down nm an l.nteretp'ted ,ass ' by a Jerry Col'ltrer ilt' tft hap- Jn the fight," said his wC)rld cham· ••• Ill• .....,.. Racine Gr~rs Takt tet 24 time league record of giJUI In wbieh he baa to•ch~ PIIRI to 34. The and rorty-Ninen botlt and meet ~gain D.ec . 5. Bobby LIJne led re~ords Francia~, to itll victory over Savored land when he paa1ed 17 fi'lller with 61 v• : '' Circle's · ..... ,,.. ' Plunae PS. .Ii Mila llnet ..... • . . \· . ,. .. ~--a .. ,,. ' ' .... ... ,- ,; .. . Ohio ~. , ... ~ :W~J$D~Y~·- . " ·" ' ... ·.YOUNG JUNIOR U. I. GOv.mrn~nt IIIJPHhNI GradoA.-ofloi;- · 1._ .... ,...,_, C:,...Yec ., I ' ..... '~ '· . j, , . 1" <. ' 'I ,. '. "' I .' .'· ')• ' ' I · v oD--~. Jt'a ' • ,.,.. ' lattem Division fll. . KRAFT ' . '/ ' ., ( • " I . ' ... ,,. .', ,. o . . .... ~­ w .. ·., c w..- ..-... �-· '' Pomeroy-Mldtilepclll, 0 ., WA T FOB CON IS v. Stri wHead ER'a Refrtgeu· bone TU· II- If DS ...... UL . Obl""O"i··• 1 0 $8.00 $7.110 '' • Jrlper, Before 9: 0 A.M. r Sale lddlcp t 683.1-J R oy 5 S KAUTZ FEED TH 19 0 RE er At Yukon 5-2145 H I E VI and Mol TATION ay . ~)' lefor• :00 A AI Eve c ny 3 -~ervite Day 881'00 ·OO .30 .00 en a :JO Gran child ~:40 6:~! 7 :00 Tl 1!118 car . ssrase. ' -.. I 1 . St ~ ." •' .. ,,,. ', ' ..,. . ._.,,. .. i)<i· ·· .'\. : ' ' 'lb. • • • \ �-· '' Pomeroy-Mldtilepclll, 0 ., WA T FOB CON IS v. Stri wHead ER'a Refrtgeu· bone TU· II- If DS ...... UL . Obl""O"i··• 1 0 $8.00 $7.110 '' • Jrlper, Before 9: 0 A.M. r Sale lddlcp t 683.1-J R oy 5 S KAUTZ FEED TH 19 0 RE er At Yukon 5-2145 H I E VI and Mol TATION ay . ~)' lefor• :00 A AI Eve c ny 3 -~ervite Day 881'00 ·OO .30 .00 en a :JO Gran child ~:40 6:~! 7 :00 Tl 1!118 car . ssrase. ' -.. I 1 . St ~ ." •' .. ,,,. ', ' ..,. . ._.,,. .. i)<i· ·· .'\. : ' ' 'lb. • • • \ �I '· ''.. ' "'~"¥)~'·' ·- " ,-~- -, . : - . rs. Nori11An Weber, Long Bottom ·n honor of Gl.en and Evelyn tout on fbeir fourtb wedding anniversary. A eandle-Ueht dinner was obrved with a huge vase of auorted carnations «empleting the enterpiece. The annivenary cake was baked by Mn. Harriett Bryant. Several friends called during the evening to extend their congratulations to the happy couple. '• • ' tONIGHT ""' TUIIDA Y "IT' STARTED wrrH A KISS" Gleim Ford - Debbie Reynolds ' : Not Open Wedn.etclly Saturday nla:ht's hieb party attracted an e~Umated rock and roll enlhualasta to Pomeroy Junior High Audllof. lr 'AIDDII HOUD.UHIL1' A. dlnner i.h.g at the was homeheldofFriday Mr. eveand I• . .......1. Oblo r==::::;;==========; ·Donee Pa~ty Draws Estimated Crowd II Of 500 T To See 'The Jays' Around And About Middleport Long Bottom Pair Observe Wedding Anniversary Friday THEATRE • • SenUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., Nov. 23, 1959 I;f:~~:llk f?t. Mr. and Mn. Homer Rice ~:;~ with the Everet( Frederick Wilcoxen, rialted briefly whh bit Pleaaant, W. Va. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ira But.c:ber and shelt, yesterday. • ot Warren, came with Mr. Butch· and Hn. In ill. in. the Air at the MunJCiin Youngstown. Scott, who hu been Iv>••>Ut>i Have Little Chance At Job Plan That Kitchen and Bathraam Remacleling Naw CAIJ. Builders Supply Co. BILUIBUBY ROAD IIIII - - lllddleport, Olllo - - Reate 1 get 50 FREE lOR eys ·~-37c t aVANS Whole Hog Sausage • • • No Mete Kipgan Canned Ham • PURl Armour Star Lard Fruit -- . - lb. • lb. • .. llnpr, Sliced Strawberries • -., CUo 2 cans 49t: .' 2cans29• ~:~ 2.9~> Elberfelds • • ' •• '' ·~· . 1'1•• No. 214> Clllo , .. • CoulltrJ 'Club Ice 2 cans 49.: • • • • • All l"'a"'n s;;;.. 2, .c ..,. ---- ......... - -- . • 4 pkgs· $1 Clloeolale CaiU .' - ' - r.· . i ' bch· "'.'t' .... . . . ' tloz... 49c lt.: . ' \ ,._, .) ' 0 . IIIII· . ~· • l ~ • . " 'i ~A')' . j .\ ... ' ......' ....., ...• ~ ' ... .•........ ,... ·s·· .:_·: ...!'~ ~ ~ ' . 1 11 ! Clik• . " ..... " 1 ••• " • Cltrls. ~ .-·. •lt... ~ ~ • .• •' •.• . • •• · .. v·~~~ ~~ ...... '· , .... , Jb. 27C ·. Slit 30 • '. 69c ...... ..... . . ...... 'N s.v, RefJt.,·.:H' . 2 ~ ~" No, IW 41bs. 39c .. J..-2· gal. iluttel'lllle ·- • - ,'I : •• I ildl'49c -- ·~ ·"!·.·. ~.~ You'll •»Joy aU fOetal QC!Io ea!lona, confident ~u 1re well-lfDOmed. Why? Beoauee of ~ quality dry- Injured,· Car Demolished In.Street Crash 4-.. ....,Per_ " i:: ~(' ...... j .CALL US! 'l'OI;IAY . ·~;, Unit offlcen ,., the Oblo State auxUiary were .Prive~anCe paid off last ,nlirhtl night at a rneeUng of for OIIC&I' Babcock, Reedsvllle 1 unit at the American recoon& batUe for the ..... ,~Hall in Pomeroy. of Olive · Mr. officers who wW be ln· waa winner ov~ .tt tne Dec. !!8 ineetDn11 of by the filp or a coln Auxiliary are: Captain, Rich· laat night of the vaughan; lie11tenants, L. B. tn OUVedale · , Curtis Jenkinaon and ·vote for the aergeanta, Rlch· Hag;:eftl' and corporala, Clifford Hayes,... Or~>IU• Fayre and Robert ~:~i;~1 Vaughan. Patrolman David Prot'fit of the HallipoliB post conducted the meeting, · Second Service Will BeHeld I ' · I I 1 ' ) \ .1 I l '59 Officers Are The 166th te~ular meelinll o1 tbe monthly Meip Cllapter of tbe Izaac Walton Leag11e of Am· erica was held a& the club hoU&e in Cbeater Tbtmlday evening when all 1959 oflicen were reelected for 1960. Prior to tbe 'businetB meeting, 28 members and gueata enjoyed a roldt. turkey dinner wi&b all the trtmml.np. Tbe dinner wu prepared and aerntl by l!r1. HeDl'J' Eichinger and 1belma Cue . Main bustness was election of officen for tbe comlng year. Tbe same offlc611 now ln of(ice were elected by acclamaUon. They are Charles Radford, pre~id.ent; Edward Foster, aeretary . and Carl Ka11b:, treasurer. Afterwards a film wa1 sbown entitled "Micbipn'• Autuu\n Won derland". Gueata for the evening were Ham Shaeffer and Joe Nun· nally . Emergency Squad Makes 2 Calls. Mason City Man ~-~! ;;~.m-\h;.~t.:·~ ,~,~~~~~~ · 00 Helicopter 1 .eoordiutor, the •&.ey, c. Do5t.er, repwtl tbal a detn:e of .!.l!.terea and coophaia bien staown by the and clnartbea ib: the area. hu been most williDI IIWlJ have said)hia ·-·• :-: high "point& in their Doster, EVeryo~ ,la to attead tbb_servin the eboir. ice or • deaninar Duil .. lllo - - llo114&y Mn ,.., on ·w to Fta yM • ch' coa · radH,Setrice F.d"";;,.-.;1 Fultz . Yo11r 'flaest 'elotlles let llest eare% • A~ • a.oa. Ctilt .; • • • • 2Cans29~' ';· •·. ' Monctoll, New llruJUiwlck. Canada, ball and bar dauehter, SandrJ, pauetl through Tuppen Plalna about 10 b'eloek this morning. The couple hu received wide publicity on its journey from caniltla because of the novel me\hod of ·travel An· other reason i.t the poSJlblHty. of riches at the end of the journey. · .Mn. Larsen bas taken no one lnto her con1ldence con~jng the seeret die ha• fo.r Mr. Disney olller than that it !J-an invention of bet tate husband'l. Television new& programa have been following the progreu of the couple. It is expeqed that the two Will be much publiclsed between .here and Huntington. They will arrlve ln Pomeroy either this evening "of in the morning. Voted Into '60 s.. The c-. Lm. "'· c._,. I CaiMI-. lupptiN 11 ... Clllo • .... .. .... •• ~· $16.50 On The Mtl.n P:leor • • • .. .. te=:'ot bo queouoned uo- ..,.. tn ..... Pa•h o«lfo tow, low pric•- but this cOni· ~te outfit feolures Kodok'l orfot ~w lrownle Storfte11 Camero that toke-s Ektochrom• · color dide1 01 Well (u Kocfacolor ond blad -ol'ld-while snopshotS. OUiflt oho include-s f'io1hold•r, bulbs, bott•rles, V•rlchrome Pl:l'n Filrn; ond fvll ll'lttructlotls. 1 2cans53t: • • • Liflot., De...,..., Sweet Potatoes · top·volu• 61b. ctn• $1 • • hck Pl"ttt CtnfMtl1n, SYotiiN Future cos\ of gas the balance at lhe Kodak reflex camera in a Whole Korael Kroger Sweet Peas co11neilmen laal night could have effect 1nd Hra. Willard Eberebach CbarLes Buck visited Mr. and Mrs. Clar~ 41 oo. Cans Kroger Golden Corn ·there was "an honest" on when the :; . inereaaea sliould go '~=~~~~~~· ~~:~::: ·COntract under terms of the •~ approved late 1j~'I;J:!·;:~: opinion CoiD For Victory In Trustee Race .. .. lb.29t: • u~- .. A Cantlian wc.::--:n who dai.nu 1he hu a ~.:..;hnical1ecret for Walt Disney, and who is on her way to ' Di1neyland via horae •nd wagon, Middleport's senior ha.lfbacb are co.captains Of this year's il makin1 here way slowly toward Yellow Jackets who invade Pomeroy Thursday for the 35th Pomeroy ~Y· . renewal of the annual football battle. Left is Dave Hartinger, Mrs. VIvian Larsen, a native or right is Walter Harris. Center is Johu Tbompson, head foot.. for ln- il Knaer3N~~s) ""' Gonlnrrlltt jj;,.~-. -------- --- - - - - - - • Kroger Tomato Juice ar 41c 10.14 IN. Dolldout Cherry Juice '6Wea«d CHRISTMAS 2 lbs· $1. • 41b can $3.29 • PUN I Through Meigs For Mr. Disney • R....,lr. UN, Roll Out Hormel Pie Crust ••• !!!!! ~OUOAY fUN Seniors Are Captains • Non.profesaional appraisers will bave little chance of sec11rine: approval of the State Board ?f Tax Appeal$ for empLoymeytt m the forl.hcomlne: n~pralsal of Meie:s County real estate, Gorclon Caldwell, coun.ty ancl~r, said tbb morning. RJJld standards have been set up by the board and only pro· f~lonal appralaera with ion& ex· peril!llee are a·ble to meet . tbe standards. Caldwell cited an · lnatlnee of one county whkh Ull!d non-protea8Jonal appraisers in its last reappraisement of real estate. Upon i:omple.tion of the work tbe board refused to accept tbe fiaures on gt<Ound& that · valuatiOJls were not impartial. This made it neoeaaary to tall ·in a firm of profeaaJonal appraisers. doubling the expeme of the reappraisment. · Caldwell listed a few of the 28 requirement. set fo~h ln the llat of qU.Ufieatlons for · aPPraisers ilauetl bY. the boa~d: -The ability to prepsre ).and acbedulea to be uaed in valuln& ,urieuJt.ural, s11rbUrban lot.ll, Ianda tracts or parcels of land aa ~dopt· eel by the Board of Tax Appeala of the Department ot: Tuatton, Dec. 1, 1954. -Experience ·ln uaing propercy record cards and the l.lae ~f . tbe check-off system on a ataDdard· ked reeol'd card. -Ability to prepare and uH depth t.bles. comer· influen.C~ tables and aUey inOuenee tabl~. ....:..Ability to uae the aquare foot and cubic foot method In estl.-j \liis<:on.shJ., matina the v11111e of qrl.eultural, residential, eQm.merelal and lndu• trial buildiO:•· ............. to vtlut lenda MW "'"' -..:tcultural pui-po•... "PRICES REDUCED" ---------------- Swift Premium ButferbaD Amateurs ' Another l'ormka Attraetima Top Value Stamps with your Thanksgiving Turkey Weather decorated in red and Pomeroy Pastry Shop · teenage couple and Janet Zirkle. them with a cake Pastry Shop and ree- A Pomeroy · .Middleport co11ple Charlea Kitchen and hi! fiMiss Lynn Buchanan. Jordan home In Prin:e ' • them with a trophy, a of tbe dance went to · Senior Mothen Club, . record hop "The Jays" Pomeroy Mrs. E. M. Wood • fiiNID co~ "by t_ be B.utr~, · Eleanora !!nod .•10 and 'runptng i lto"D 1 .. coati were ' ' BorbaDi, SyraCooney. ,Porn· . ., ' ."'"" ·;·,"!. ;; . .~ -~·; ....,.; Kilowatt Sales Up In 1959 Says c&SOE;Head . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 23, 1959