http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9ba20cae855203eadcf3bf5326a712a3.pdf 7f47f1eeb4d67699f72ddb13619ae0ac PDF Text Text ���• ',; • ' .. • Iii ' l ; ; Middt~.,l.PlJy ~on-League Tea~:Tonight ~ ~ ' ' " '::· osu:~ · ' o I An pnctJee ~ ·'!!!~ - ~~· -u. ......,, Pomeroy Panther! ail#. ,~e ~dcqe:po~ Yell'ow Jac'bW take a rest fro,m SEO le8J1ie ~y IQnlght u both tW..s -~ non<OnfereJlce foes in aii a~pt lot 1•t In tb~ wifi column. Middleport will tangle with .their tougll !GeS rrom ·Rothnd on the Jackflt field; willie .Pomeroy tre)c to Belpre to meet a club tt~,at a)te'ady owns victories over llliddleport and RuUand in this area."· .. back in ttt• win cofUiftll ... m.t Bel,... I wl>o'll' .,,. Thomas ond .... tbe widdliP of tht ,. ~ is Roger Robinson, a 175 pound ha1fback with plenty of speed azfd lots of dnve . Other bacU ar•' Lee McGuirr, Larry Nutter and Carpenter. NIStler and Carpenter sbare the q·uaterback s1ol In the line Lilley will h•vc William. lbd Wiltoxen at rh·e ends. Alloway and Mayne at the ~acldeti, Tunill and Brook at thr lllardJ and Wilbio at center. Pomeroy probably Will counter w~th Fred Werry and Mitch John· son at the end1, Elrl Smith ud Milton Limbert at, taekles, Jo•n Ywn& and Don Grueser at guards and Gene Mitch at center On d.e tent'! biJ Dielt Barnbart will comrln -at a tackle and Junior Haw· tborae wUl 10 to an end Tbe Middleport, Rutland &amr lhOuld be- a humd)ngltf Coach J~~ Veanari has always pointed b11 Red Devil ball clubs for the Jaekets, and this year is no exeeptioa. Middleport has failed to win a game an season. and Coach Charlie McDonald baJII h1gb hope11 that this will mark his fir&f win as the Jacket's mentor. Compar.a.tav'e Jcoret against Bel· pre rate the two teams almost even. tltiddltport lost 13-6 to the Eq'les i~ the !1rst game of thP aeuon. IUld last week Rutland lost 20-18 to t~e Belpre team w1th extra pomts being tht> marg1n uf M". Pou· v.;r. !el'- "" . . Kllotlt,V!fo. ..V:orl.mao ..... 1..offill',. ·~eos. ' kn. Blonderia CO'ritlti Mn. O ..tn Ka:hon. ro.... ey. lin. tllJ\h lnieh, Mill. Vir· punth Jlnla ·!ioble. illlft• Mory Bush, :lira. ,!Wan MdidOoh, Rutb MdnCarolrn tOjlb., lin. . l!l~beth /tilers MiN l J'rlacea ~eil.e, lin. Leu Noble: Blaett 'fro. Aan '!l'llab, Ml'l. Vieo llouoh ' Mrs. Mrt. Eilteil Foreman,. Dianne and Larry .Noble, aJI!I lhe bono,... ' l'6i I aJ!ll lhe honor· !I a &:ilt M"l.lllil b~t unabtt to Barbara Swlsher Schaef~ was a cuest Alfred Elberfeld en· ' her bridae club Wed· Mrs.; ii)ar at her home were 1etved by to Mrs. Sehaefer, Mrs. Mrs. Harmon >James O'Brien, Miss ~rsbaeh, Mia •Marie and Mrs. Charles Gibbs. • ¥ •• ' . ~u' ,, . ' ' . ' $99.95 r ... . 'Til'Ul*.j6 . 'Di'i~ilj. ,., ! • '· I•' .t:f[l ·:•(l 1l"t J WIU Be Cloaedler tlut . .' - / malnder of the Seastn{ ! Living For !loom Suites' ' . $8'J.oov· " ·:sunrcry GAS RA,NGE · $99:oo , . .,f' -o· .\ .' ' "' •.t' ' ., ' . : \ • .. , '. '·' " The splendid'<'ot~ thot·you gove nte Tu~.. ' , ' '' . . ' You For Your Patronage! ' erners Radio- . I· TM.OMAS A. JiNKINS ').".'' ' ' . "Where Television Is A Business, Not 'A Sideline" . ', Chonnel3 a net 8 Aerials Malt• Wernen Vour TV Heo~quarters Sinc~rely, I. 1951 CHRYSLER 1'huk Leadin Wire - Insulators Switc~es -Ground Rods - ~und Wire - Lightning Arrestors Antenna Masts - Magi-Mix Cauplers Rotators - Motor Cable service of which I om .capoble. •• \ • All Channels M~igs County $149.95 . I ,. " day, encaurages me to give you the best · NEW 1955 ARVIN , --21" TELEVISION I ,, ' htainder. of the seaoon. • .--_;_· SUPPLIE~' -------. Of DIVIDEIY oroP " . '. WUI be Cl!>lied for the re- ' . VOTER'S ' . .~ ........;~o.. ! ... . 1 PU:CE ·- . ~ QB JUDAY'S UROCK£'J" SPECIAL. . . ~ - · ..,l - Your Patronage! ltB ToTh~c . $1.00: ·- . ' The l!lason Drb-e In You Name It- We Have It! waotr.i:lR'l':liloN ' MA~ZINJ RAOKS Due To Bad Weather: you " Bile to Ball Weather ,. . ,~on. ~.~~-·~~: B&D,d:JOM SUITE $88;09 . ' Thank on sco1•e was award~ and seeond ,... iiiilaiiii&iiiiiii!iiiiii MIDDLEPORT, OHIO This Was Gravy's Car. BE'ITER HURRY! AN& YOU $1,195 KARR and VANZANDT TIUl NAME THAT 8T&!COS roa are aotnlng ••• QIJALI'n' POMEROY, OHIO Motor Oil 1., ' 50c per galion ' . GOOD QUALITY -BRING YOU& CAN -· ,:f -ri¥O... r~iup·port ·. !n ·. any -b•w·oaf ~.•.!·ffl•·, .Pe»Us '·r ..~•· ' .·~ .r. ' . '.\ " . ' Jwe ' Refrigerator~ .. nd ..-•••ltlr Home Appliances ew... ALLEN APfll ANCE • 108 Mill Sl. Your CROSI.F.Y Dealer Phone 8!7%-J Middleport, ~ \ ;(. .,.' - • I '. With Thunderbird Styling! •••TH.M Nov••••••• . . '' Televis;on ' '' Pt. Pleasant - CROSLEY •' '· ' :~ay:/Novernbe..a,ul. ' Pomeroy - • .~'i.t• ~~~~'ty ,vo.,rsi .· BULK vl~y . utland under Vennari has dev o~SeCS fast. Th'e lted Devils are _ftUJ usinl Jim's old single wfn;( oHellle, and they are still a threat from almost any plitee o~~n th.f fleld 'fritll tbe.ir trleky reverlet land dOuble reverses. Vennar1 b• • faAt backfield and has a fa1r '*ing team, but like. Middleport h•a't. too much wc1(ht of the .,... hcb Nt ..,. . . . will H pitted 111intt o1ch itMr, •lfttough n•lth<tr h•n '-•lwlll tho rocoanltlon tbay clnarw sinca lltoth hf\'• Hen be•t•• f•lriJ · .,.._ 1itn Crem,.ans for lhttt... i aM Charll• Smith lleth -.u~Wr be stan for some r ef1the' ....,.. with bfll., lines, · lout· llf!lhor ...,. boon oblo to , 1 ~ fH m~c.. Mc:au,. of t.uth 1•. 4U tJitl!lft. lmttt. will M w... Ldler Fau. . .Mrs. Meyer, Mra Word ·~m ·''"' L~pa Mlt<h ,._ . Wii HB Kauff Snuth • l~ • Cln\!ilail!laJij, Mn Vjfli Lee, ' Grouor, LUYII RE Vroman Hovs.tter I Th9jlt pt.....! lin . .Di'!i>ne Hail.... RT Puckett :~.i~·~~itr;~~ably will reallze Top ground gamer of the Eagles *"' .....Mnt ·~atA a.· .. . .. in an attelllpt to once gain open up"holes fOr hi:s speedy backs tn move thrl>ugb. Belpre, coached by AI LU!ey, uRi the T fermat1on and Lilley bu a tood &a:ed ball club with bJg aDd speedy backs to operate. Tht! Eagles bope to make it three Jn a row over Meigs County teams and if the Panthen continue m tbeir slump the Washington t:oun- )liol o"'Y I I Pistrid Yr-F. ~cllly · Morit#oy Niglt . an.d POI'nt'NJ hatn't W011i I taMe tine:• they wallepctlll (tta.mcey h1 th• second 111M of tt. and the Panthen .... loug OHr· du•. lnjurits; anll lost of cot'tPOS. fldenc:e hna diM mueh to hwt POMEROY Werry u: ttt. P•nther chanc" since th•y werfil upset by Nelsonvlll• mut· Smith LT ly ~Y a caM' of Oftt coftflllence. Pemeroy should be clow to top Youn1 LG ...... far tt.e cMtest. HalfbaCk c • • WIIHn, .tto lntvre4 hll M1teh 1nlc.. in the ,....... WellatH Grueser RG pm., has been worklnt out all RT week 1ncl ~~ct be rH4y to .. I..mbert ... lnst the li..l.._ Only ,tayer RE who w.n't ... tctfon it Ha,.ld JBhnsol'\ Brown. who still It sidelined Sheridan Carpentf'r . QB with ·a n iniured .... or Nutter Coach Jarvts hO\)CS to get his HB Robinson-{ offen.se rolling against the Eaglt>s Qualls and bll$ bi&h hopes that f&r the 1 W' ls McQuirr HB 1 first time 1q three w~b his on speedy bac:ks will h.:we a dry Englitb FB field upon which to operate. Mud and wetness have ~lowed up the MIDOLIPORT POS. RUTLAND Panther offenae in thi laat two Fisher LE M.Ontgomery gamts, and, ....o .has.. vu1uallY.. nul · LT lifi.ed 11 pQMible passing attack. Lac-ey However, lam• real~teo Ut'lf. MeKi LG btl up tf.ont ~btDeklna hat;: he., nney () woefully weak ln. the j)BeV 1~ Eut+p games , and bas been worl!:ing on RG bi()(:_ki•.i fu.ndlmentals all week Ferguson _..lOft. H{)~_~'ed With ShO~r By tip~lteri~g {' .out · d•ne-rO\I~ ttn&eht .jaiMt tt.• RH o.vu.. aM. the ~· ,t.. wilt M\fe te w1teh (HmHns, whit ,.. · JtfentY hst •nd ' c•n al•• INIL Coach Md>9n-ld probably 1tiok lo the. svne lj~ewp that ~e hH 'een usiao.g . &IJ tenon. T~at wiU find Jim fuekett and John Jl'lstu!( at t'he f!a(\S, Larry Lie~· and Buddy Thomas at the tackles, Ed Jl'fJiUSo~ ·and Bob Mc~nney at the guard~. and Larry Eastep at cen\er In th~ ba~kfield it wiU be John , Vromun at quaJ1er, Rkh Hovatter ;nd Ernit: Kauft at half.s and Charlie Smitll at fuUbac:k . Wensively Covert and JOhnson wlll get ill at ends, iMlUs and Ooats at guards and Stone will move · tri 1t ceuter. Rutland , will stlrt Montromery and Eads al ends, Jeffers and Carroll al tackles, Stewart and Bolm at gua:rds and R CarsOJI at eentet" 111 the backfield It will Harold C~gn at quarter, an'il Cremeans at halfs and Frye at fullback. Dutan w11l also be used m the backfield C..cll Ill•• Jarolil h.,.. to ... hft P•wtl~ PtntMrs afltr ;- ·· Me~W&er . ' Tb,o Elsewhere ln ttie SEO leatue Jackson 1nd Athens will be meet· lnJ tn a crucial contest at Jack· son. The Irorlmen .are still unOe1ten 1t1 le•gue play , and are he(: with the Wellston Rockets for the league leadership, wb1le At· hens has }QSt !Jut a s1p.gle eontest und must wlJl torught lf tbef hope t() stay m the runmng [()r title ~ontentJOtl. lh Dtbtr h:: iJUe 1ames the powerful Wellston Rorkets en tertain the Logan Chiefs. and tllr GaJLipoJ.i& Blu.e Dev1ls will P,la~ bosl to th-e Nel.!ittnvllle Houn4s. Elsewhere ln Lh&s ureM tbe Wa· hama P'alcom:s wU1 trek to Winfield to meet lht !)1l-Werful Gen erals, flUe Pt. Pleasani wUJ t~· vel to Rtpley to meet the R1ple) Vikings. Titen on Setu.n;,.y mght tbe Cl\estet Halden will play host to the toU:ih McArthur Generals on thf' Middleport field • Nov~mber 41 ' ( . ' ' �• ',; • ' .. • Iii ' l ; ; Middt~.,l.PlJy ~on-League Tea~:Tonight ~ ~ ' ' " '::· osu:~ · ' o I An pnctJee ~ ·'!!!~ - ~~· -u. ......,, Pomeroy Panther! ail#. ,~e ~dcqe:po~ Yell'ow Jac'bW take a rest fro,m SEO le8J1ie ~y IQnlght u both tW..s -~ non<OnfereJlce foes in aii a~pt lot 1•t In tb~ wifi column. Middleport will tangle with .their tougll !GeS rrom ·Rothnd on the Jackflt field; willie .Pomeroy tre)c to Belpre to meet a club tt~,at a)te'ady owns victories over llliddleport and RuUand in this area."· .. back in ttt• win cofUiftll ... m.t Bel,... I wl>o'll' .,,. Thomas ond .... tbe widdliP of tht ,. ~ is Roger Robinson, a 175 pound ha1fback with plenty of speed azfd lots of dnve . Other bacU ar•' Lee McGuirr, Larry Nutter and Carpenter. NIStler and Carpenter sbare the q·uaterback s1ol In the line Lilley will h•vc William. lbd Wiltoxen at rh·e ends. Alloway and Mayne at the ~acldeti, Tunill and Brook at thr lllardJ and Wilbio at center. Pomeroy probably Will counter w~th Fred Werry and Mitch John· son at the end1, Elrl Smith ud Milton Limbert at, taekles, Jo•n Ywn& and Don Grueser at guards and Gene Mitch at center On d.e tent'! biJ Dielt Barnbart will comrln -at a tackle and Junior Haw· tborae wUl 10 to an end Tbe Middleport, Rutland &amr lhOuld be- a humd)ngltf Coach J~~ Veanari has always pointed b11 Red Devil ball clubs for the Jaekets, and this year is no exeeptioa. Middleport has failed to win a game an season. and Coach Charlie McDonald baJII h1gb hope11 that this will mark his fir&f win as the Jacket's mentor. Compar.a.tav'e Jcoret against Bel· pre rate the two teams almost even. tltiddltport lost 13-6 to the Eq'les i~ the !1rst game of thP aeuon. IUld last week Rutland lost 20-18 to t~e Belpre team w1th extra pomts being tht> marg1n uf M". Pou· v.;r. !el'- "" . . Kllotlt,V!fo. ..V:orl.mao ..... 1..offill',. ·~eos. ' kn. Blonderia CO'ritlti Mn. O ..tn Ka:hon. ro.... ey. lin. tllJ\h lnieh, Mill. Vir· punth Jlnla ·!ioble. illlft• Mory Bush, :lira. ,!Wan MdidOoh, Rutb MdnCarolrn tOjlb., lin. . l!l~beth /tilers MiN l J'rlacea ~eil.e, lin. Leu Noble: Blaett 'fro. Aan '!l'llab, Ml'l. Vieo llouoh ' Mrs. Mrt. Eilteil Foreman,. Dianne and Larry .Noble, aJI!I lhe bono,... ' l'6i I aJ!ll lhe honor· !I a &:ilt M"l.lllil b~t unabtt to Barbara Swlsher Schaef~ was a cuest Alfred Elberfeld en· ' her bridae club Wed· Mrs.; ii)ar at her home were 1etved by to Mrs. Sehaefer, Mrs. Mrs. Harmon >James O'Brien, Miss ~rsbaeh, Mia •Marie and Mrs. Charles Gibbs. • ¥ •• ' . ~u' ,, . ' ' . ' $99.95 r ... . 'Til'Ul*.j6 . 'Di'i~ilj. ,., ! • '· I•' .t:f[l ·:•(l 1l"t J WIU Be Cloaedler tlut . .' - / malnder of the Seastn{ ! Living For !loom Suites' ' . $8'J.oov· " ·:sunrcry GAS RA,NGE · $99:oo , . .,f' -o· .\ .' ' "' •.t' ' ., ' . : \ • .. , '. '·' " The splendid'<'ot~ thot·you gove nte Tu~.. ' , ' '' . . ' You For Your Patronage! ' erners Radio- . I· TM.OMAS A. JiNKINS ').".'' ' ' . "Where Television Is A Business, Not 'A Sideline" . ', Chonnel3 a net 8 Aerials Malt• Wernen Vour TV Heo~quarters Sinc~rely, I. 1951 CHRYSLER 1'huk Leadin Wire - Insulators Switc~es -Ground Rods - ~und Wire - Lightning Arrestors Antenna Masts - Magi-Mix Cauplers Rotators - Motor Cable service of which I om .capoble. •• \ • All Channels M~igs County $149.95 . I ,. " day, encaurages me to give you the best · NEW 1955 ARVIN , --21" TELEVISION I ,, ' htainder. of the seaoon. • .--_;_· SUPPLIE~' -------. Of DIVIDEIY oroP " . '. WUI be Cl!>lied for the re- ' . VOTER'S ' . .~ ........;~o.. ! ... . 1 PU:CE ·- . ~ QB JUDAY'S UROCK£'J" SPECIAL. . . ~ - · ..,l - Your Patronage! ltB ToTh~c . $1.00: ·- . ' The l!lason Drb-e In You Name It- We Have It! waotr.i:lR'l':liloN ' MA~ZINJ RAOKS Due To Bad Weather: you " Bile to Ball Weather ,. . ,~on. ~.~~-·~~: B&D,d:JOM SUITE $88;09 . ' Thank on sco1•e was award~ and seeond ,... iiiilaiiii&iiiiiii!iiiiii MIDDLEPORT, OHIO This Was Gravy's Car. BE'ITER HURRY! AN& YOU $1,195 KARR and VANZANDT TIUl NAME THAT 8T&!COS roa are aotnlng ••• QIJALI'n' POMEROY, OHIO Motor Oil 1., ' 50c per galion ' . GOOD QUALITY -BRING YOU& CAN -· ,:f -ri¥O... r~iup·port ·. !n ·. any -b•w·oaf ~.•.!·ffl•·, .Pe»Us '·r ..~•· ' .·~ .r. ' . '.\ " . ' Jwe ' Refrigerator~ .. nd ..-•••ltlr Home Appliances ew... ALLEN APfll ANCE • 108 Mill Sl. Your CROSI.F.Y Dealer Phone 8!7%-J Middleport, ~ \ ;(. .,.' - • I '. With Thunderbird Styling! •••TH.M Nov••••••• . . '' Televis;on ' '' Pt. Pleasant - CROSLEY •' '· ' :~ay:/Novernbe..a,ul. ' Pomeroy - • .~'i.t• ~~~~'ty ,vo.,rsi .· BULK vl~y . utland under Vennari has dev o~SeCS fast. Th'e lted Devils are _ftUJ usinl Jim's old single wfn;( oHellle, and they are still a threat from almost any plitee o~~n th.f fleld 'fritll tbe.ir trleky reverlet land dOuble reverses. Vennar1 b• • faAt backfield and has a fa1r '*ing team, but like. Middleport h•a't. too much wc1(ht of the .,... hcb Nt ..,. . . . will H pitted 111intt o1ch itMr, •lfttough n•lth<tr h•n '-•lwlll tho rocoanltlon tbay clnarw sinca lltoth hf\'• Hen be•t•• f•lriJ · .,.._ 1itn Crem,.ans for lhttt... i aM Charll• Smith lleth -.u~Wr be stan for some r ef1the' ....,.. with bfll., lines, · lout· llf!lhor ...,. boon oblo to , 1 ~ fH m~c.. Mc:au,. of t.uth 1•. 4U tJitl!lft. lmttt. will M w... Ldler Fau. . .Mrs. Meyer, Mra Word ·~m ·''"' L~pa Mlt<h ,._ . Wii HB Kauff Snuth • l~ • Cln\!ilail!laJij, Mn Vjfli Lee, ' Grouor, LUYII RE Vroman Hovs.tter I Th9jlt pt.....! lin . .Di'!i>ne Hail.... RT Puckett :~.i~·~~itr;~~ably will reallze Top ground gamer of the Eagles *"' .....Mnt ·~atA a.· .. . .. in an attelllpt to once gain open up"holes fOr hi:s speedy backs tn move thrl>ugb. Belpre, coached by AI LU!ey, uRi the T fermat1on and Lilley bu a tood &a:ed ball club with bJg aDd speedy backs to operate. Tht! Eagles bope to make it three Jn a row over Meigs County teams and if the Panthen continue m tbeir slump the Washington t:oun- )liol o"'Y I I Pistrid Yr-F. ~cllly · Morit#oy Niglt . an.d POI'nt'NJ hatn't W011i I taMe tine:• they wallepctlll (tta.mcey h1 th• second 111M of tt. and the Panthen .... loug OHr· du•. lnjurits; anll lost of cot'tPOS. fldenc:e hna diM mueh to hwt POMEROY Werry u: ttt. P•nther chanc" since th•y werfil upset by Nelsonvlll• mut· Smith LT ly ~Y a caM' of Oftt coftflllence. Pemeroy should be clow to top Youn1 LG ...... far tt.e cMtest. HalfbaCk c • • WIIHn, .tto lntvre4 hll M1teh 1nlc.. in the ,....... WellatH Grueser RG pm., has been worklnt out all RT week 1ncl ~~ct be rH4y to .. I..mbert ... lnst the li..l.._ Only ,tayer RE who w.n't ... tctfon it Ha,.ld JBhnsol'\ Brown. who still It sidelined Sheridan Carpentf'r . QB with ·a n iniured .... or Nutter Coach Jarvts hO\)CS to get his HB Robinson-{ offen.se rolling against the Eaglt>s Qualls and bll$ bi&h hopes that f&r the 1 W' ls McQuirr HB 1 first time 1q three w~b his on speedy bac:ks will h.:we a dry Englitb FB field upon which to operate. Mud and wetness have ~lowed up the MIDOLIPORT POS. RUTLAND Panther offenae in thi laat two Fisher LE M.Ontgomery gamts, and, ....o .has.. vu1uallY.. nul · LT lifi.ed 11 pQMible passing attack. Lac-ey However, lam• real~teo Ut'lf. MeKi LG btl up tf.ont ~btDeklna hat;: he., nney () woefully weak ln. the j)BeV 1~ Eut+p games , and bas been worl!:ing on RG bi()(:_ki•.i fu.ndlmentals all week Ferguson _..lOft. H{)~_~'ed With ShO~r By tip~lteri~g {' .out · d•ne-rO\I~ ttn&eht .jaiMt tt.• RH o.vu.. aM. the ~· ,t.. wilt M\fe te w1teh (HmHns, whit ,.. · JtfentY hst •nd ' c•n al•• INIL Coach Md>9n-ld probably 1tiok lo the. svne lj~ewp that ~e hH 'een usiao.g . &IJ tenon. T~at wiU find Jim fuekett and John Jl'lstu!( at t'he f!a(\S, Larry Lie~· and Buddy Thomas at the tackles, Ed Jl'fJiUSo~ ·and Bob Mc~nney at the guard~. and Larry Eastep at cen\er In th~ ba~kfield it wiU be John , Vromun at quaJ1er, Rkh Hovatter ;nd Ernit: Kauft at half.s and Charlie Smitll at fuUbac:k . Wensively Covert and JOhnson wlll get ill at ends, iMlUs and Ooats at guards and Stone will move · tri 1t ceuter. Rutland , will stlrt Montromery and Eads al ends, Jeffers and Carroll al tackles, Stewart and Bolm at gua:rds and R CarsOJI at eentet" 111 the backfield It will Harold C~gn at quarter, an'il Cremeans at halfs and Frye at fullback. Dutan w11l also be used m the backfield C..cll Ill•• Jarolil h.,.. to ... hft P•wtl~ PtntMrs afltr ;- ·· Me~W&er . ' Tb,o Elsewhere ln ttie SEO leatue Jackson 1nd Athens will be meet· lnJ tn a crucial contest at Jack· son. The Irorlmen .are still unOe1ten 1t1 le•gue play , and are he(: with the Wellston Rockets for the league leadership, wb1le At· hens has }QSt !Jut a s1p.gle eontest und must wlJl torught lf tbef hope t() stay m the runmng [()r title ~ontentJOtl. lh Dtbtr h:: iJUe 1ames the powerful Wellston Rorkets en tertain the Logan Chiefs. and tllr GaJLipoJ.i& Blu.e Dev1ls will P,la~ bosl to th-e Nel.!ittnvllle Houn4s. Elsewhere ln Lh&s ureM tbe Wa· hama P'alcom:s wU1 trek to Winfield to meet lht !)1l-Werful Gen erals, flUe Pt. Pleasani wUJ t~· vel to Rtpley to meet the R1ple) Vikings. Titen on Setu.n;,.y mght tbe Cl\estet Halden will play host to the toU:ih McArthur Generals on thf' Middleport field • Nov~mber 41 ' ( . ' ' �'Otilo J -: t • :}· . ),>: '1lGO ye ther.fore encl tNcll •II nltiOns, b.tptizin1 them In tM ntrne of th• F•ther and of th• • SO.,, and af the Haly Ghost."- :st. I M.rk 21:19. . We'll ... you in church Sun, Py. On• of thtn churchft will : 1M clou to honM. Vitlt tbat gne ' wlth your nei1hbort. ... .. . .. day evening at 8 ~ - m. prayer meeting. Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Bible study. FIRST BAI'TillT CHURCH, Pomeroy, R. H. DeMott pastor. Sunday School 9:30, Dayton Strickland, Supt. Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon "Our Communion F~llow­ ship" . . ComQiemontion of the Lord's Supper. YF at 6:30 SUoday mon lool&. - -- F. party at , , I,INITIIj PIIISS · . Schttol workers meet Monday at ~ CHUOCH 0 :" CHRIST, Pom~roy 17:30. Quarteily dinner at 6:30. t?onilld Seevers, P_a stor. Bab~e Wednesday Women's Missionary ~cbool at 9:30; M~rmng worship 1Society on Thursdey evening at Jl t l0.30. Young People's. meeting 7:ao. . ;.t 7 p. m. Sunday evenmg ser- RACINE _ ~ETHLEHEM Parish, w1~cs at 7.30. Young Pe~ples ser- T T. Shelton, minister 7:30 Willvice at 6:30._ Prayer meetmg Wed- iam Hoback, Supt. Morning wor· .Jt~d.IIY evenmg .at 7.30. ,. sllip 10.30; Evening service 7:30; · S\'RACUSE-R~E f.:JI'(U ,l , l)1ayer and Praise service ThUrs~B pastor, Rev. Richard Young. day evenmg 7:30. Oorcas..Bcthany 9:30 A. M., Wor· Racine Bible School 9:30, How slTip services 10.30 Sunday school ard Neigler, Supt. Evening worMGBday evenmg at 7:45 YF. Sy- ship 7:30; Prayer service Wed raCusc, Sunday School. at 9:30_ A. nesday '7:30. We urge you to bring M., 7.30 p. m _worsh1p serv1ce. someone with you to the worship Wednesday evenmg at 7.30 praycT services. That R. L L. may be '" a meeting. Carmel 9 :30 Sunday reality in ouP. community. Scltool 10:45 worship ser~ce Sun~-- at Bl!hops, PRO~ '· R. 1.--.charle~ SlaQChter, · 1_32, ,Newark, N. J., •!Oi>Ptd P~le Aguirre, ISO, Loo Aac••·· (f), - DODGE has ' i -· •better ' ..,' . :Wait! ' I , •• rime · «~'w~~ YEAR· . . r .• , /'1' • I . , t,..·,~··· ..., ,.., . ':- comtn:g · \ TVD9a . 'tfiEYAOlEt.·rv~a ·ltso:CHEiloLn Four Acts" Young People's ii'leet- 1iog 6:t5; Evangelistic service 7:30 : Nov. 17 -' .19s3·€fJiVIQLfr BEL'1AtK·1 ',· ·uuti,., ' 1953 FORD ' 1811 rif~oa ro.;.,oirAnc • } 1952 PONTIAC: 'B' HTYDM-MATIC~: choir rehearsal; borne of Golden Rule class at Mr. and -Mrs . Clifford Hayes, CHUR{;H OF THE NAZARENE the Rev. Robert stYeri, pastor: Bible School 9:30 Lester ~Taylor, Supt. Morning preaching "Service 10.30 ttermon topic "Tragedy in . .' M~DI;L THE MT. MORIAH BAPTIST I CHURCH . Midd].epcr ;, Rev. N .~ R , - - - " " '_ _._ _ _ _ _ Bardon, pastor. Bible Sehool M-ary Frances Baumprdner, supt. Morning worship service 10:30; BTU 7 p. m. ~ , CHURCH OF CIIRIST IN CHRIS- . ' •' ·' ' TUDOR ·i950 PO~T{A( '1949 FqRD."8" R ' . H. Rawlings S.ons WJEH . . 9,90 4 DOOR' ;~~B ' .. l948 dtEVROLO 1941'FORD • .: . . ·Get Snap Starte 1947 PlYMOU:ni ' · .• ' · ..... "rto1 ~,'; 19~7 OLtiSMQIILE FOI:-·SURE ON Y.OUR DIAL ' "Your Cleor Channel ''~I• ·" ~ ,49 Clfri,.b[n ~'~a.FO~I ·"8~/ .. lt44,;PLYM0Ulfl NANCY t TIJJJOB I TVDOR 4 DOOR . -~ ,, ' Sun-up To Sun-set Station" ,. r HAVEN TH • ' New Hoven, W.Va. All Pldures Shown On Wide Vhdo11 Sereu ' ~ Friday ud Saturday, November 5tb & 61b Double Feature Program ..~·-. :1$ Jesse James n The Daltons :i llrett King !t' . l Barbara Lawrence Here Come The Girls · Bob Hope, Tony Martili, Arlene Dahl, Rosemary ClO\)ney '; Also CARTOON . ' SUDday ud Monday, November 7th & 8th Continuous Showing Sunday Starting at 2:45 Hight People Gregory feck In CJNEMASCOPE Broderick Crawford ... ' • at Your ; SofetySe..Vi~~ Cente~! · . . ' . ' . NO ' Cold weather ia ~gh ,on the stl!l'tiilg sys~m olyirur car: ·Don't take Flwlce~l,et our Master. 'fechil)eWl•·clleck your l>attery ancJ,.complete stattlng !~)'Stem. :We will also Safety Check your car at NO OH~GE TO YOU! Winter· . ' .. .lze your car now! ~ SURE-START ~HECK! •. ..<Sofe· ' ' t!~,,. ,.: ., R'EE·1 · · ~ ~ , ·· ·· l.,J~zr:,s} t· . • �'Otilo J -: t • :}· . ),>: '1lGO ye ther.fore encl tNcll •II nltiOns, b.tptizin1 them In tM ntrne of th• F•ther and of th• • SO.,, and af the Haly Ghost."- :st. I M.rk 21:19. . We'll ... you in church Sun, Py. On• of thtn churchft will : 1M clou to honM. Vitlt tbat gne ' wlth your nei1hbort. ... .. . .. day evening at 8 ~ - m. prayer meeting. Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Bible study. FIRST BAI'TillT CHURCH, Pomeroy, R. H. DeMott pastor. Sunday School 9:30, Dayton Strickland, Supt. Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon "Our Communion F~llow­ ship" . . ComQiemontion of the Lord's Supper. YF at 6:30 SUoday mon lool&. - -- F. party at , , I,INITIIj PIIISS · . Schttol workers meet Monday at ~ CHUOCH 0 :" CHRIST, Pom~roy 17:30. Quarteily dinner at 6:30. t?onilld Seevers, P_a stor. Bab~e Wednesday Women's Missionary ~cbool at 9:30; M~rmng worship 1Society on Thursdey evening at Jl t l0.30. Young People's. meeting 7:ao. . ;.t 7 p. m. Sunday evenmg ser- RACINE _ ~ETHLEHEM Parish, w1~cs at 7.30. Young Pe~ples ser- T T. Shelton, minister 7:30 Willvice at 6:30._ Prayer meetmg Wed- iam Hoback, Supt. Morning wor· .Jt~d.IIY evenmg .at 7.30. ,. sllip 10.30; Evening service 7:30; · S\'RACUSE-R~E f.:JI'(U ,l , l)1ayer and Praise service ThUrs~B pastor, Rev. Richard Young. day evenmg 7:30. Oorcas..Bcthany 9:30 A. M., Wor· Racine Bible School 9:30, How slTip services 10.30 Sunday school ard Neigler, Supt. Evening worMGBday evenmg at 7:45 YF. Sy- ship 7:30; Prayer service Wed raCusc, Sunday School. at 9:30_ A. nesday '7:30. We urge you to bring M., 7.30 p. m _worsh1p serv1ce. someone with you to the worship Wednesday evenmg at 7.30 praycT services. That R. L L. may be '" a meeting. Carmel 9 :30 Sunday reality in ouP. community. Scltool 10:45 worship ser~ce Sun~-- at Bl!hops, PRO~ '· R. 1.--.charle~ SlaQChter, · 1_32, ,Newark, N. J., •!Oi>Ptd P~le Aguirre, ISO, Loo Aac••·· (f), - DODGE has ' i -· •better ' ..,' . :Wait! ' I , •• rime · «~'w~~ YEAR· . . r .• , /'1' • I . , t,..·,~··· ..., ,.., . ':- comtn:g · \ TVD9a . 'tfiEYAOlEt.·rv~a ·ltso:CHEiloLn Four Acts" Young People's ii'leet- 1iog 6:t5; Evangelistic service 7:30 : Nov. 17 -' .19s3·€fJiVIQLfr BEL'1AtK·1 ',· ·uuti,., ' 1953 FORD ' 1811 rif~oa ro.;.,oirAnc • } 1952 PONTIAC: 'B' HTYDM-MATIC~: choir rehearsal; borne of Golden Rule class at Mr. and -Mrs . Clifford Hayes, CHUR{;H OF THE NAZARENE the Rev. Robert stYeri, pastor: Bible School 9:30 Lester ~Taylor, Supt. Morning preaching "Service 10.30 ttermon topic "Tragedy in . .' M~DI;L THE MT. MORIAH BAPTIST I CHURCH . Midd].epcr ;, Rev. N .~ R , - - - " " '_ _._ _ _ _ _ Bardon, pastor. Bible Sehool M-ary Frances Baumprdner, supt. Morning worship service 10:30; BTU 7 p. m. ~ , CHURCH OF CIIRIST IN CHRIS- . ' •' ·' ' TUDOR ·i950 PO~T{A( '1949 FqRD."8" R ' . H. Rawlings S.ons WJEH . . 9,90 4 DOOR' ;~~B ' .. l948 dtEVROLO 1941'FORD • .: . . ·Get Snap Starte 1947 PlYMOU:ni ' · .• ' · ..... "rto1 ~,'; 19~7 OLtiSMQIILE FOI:-·SURE ON Y.OUR DIAL ' "Your Cleor Channel ''~I• ·" ~ ,49 Clfri,.b[n ~'~a.FO~I ·"8~/ .. lt44,;PLYM0Ulfl NANCY t TIJJJOB I TVDOR 4 DOOR . -~ ,, ' Sun-up To Sun-set Station" ,. r HAVEN TH • ' New Hoven, W.Va. All Pldures Shown On Wide Vhdo11 Sereu ' ~ Friday ud Saturday, November 5tb & 61b Double Feature Program ..~·-. :1$ Jesse James n The Daltons :i llrett King !t' . l Barbara Lawrence Here Come The Girls · Bob Hope, Tony Martili, Arlene Dahl, Rosemary ClO\)ney '; Also CARTOON . ' SUDday ud Monday, November 7th & 8th Continuous Showing Sunday Starting at 2:45 Hight People Gregory feck In CJNEMASCOPE Broderick Crawford ... ' • at Your ; SofetySe..Vi~~ Cente~! · . . ' . ' . NO ' Cold weather ia ~gh ,on the stl!l'tiilg sys~m olyirur car: ·Don't take Flwlce~l,et our Master. 'fechil)eWl•·clleck your l>attery ancJ,.complete stattlng !~)'Stem. :We will also Safety Check your car at NO OH~GE TO YOU! Winter· . ' .. .lze your car now! ~ SURE-START ~HECK! •. ..<Sofe· ' ' t!~,,. ,.: ., R'EE·1 · · ~ ~ , ·· ·· l.,J~zr:,s} 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 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. 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