http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ddf23dea0d0098cab5d56700ec48573f.pdf 3c41cf4569392ae9bada0871628701de PDF Text Text ���. ' ' ' The DAILY Hy~--~--r::==:::::::~==-====~=-;lb_. :Go lilto ~ -PJ...,....,·i'i'S-triN-.·- · M· QQN Flb.al tractite . . CIIm :~~~~~;;;!d I CAttHEit.OF 01sn~cnON .· av_Aiaft MaYtt Ohio State, UCLA. and Okla· :;~~er!:~~~ :,:~~~~~ ~=~ leren<e titles m Saturday's bl.l pJ?leS but onJy the Buckeyes can WID gotd "" well as '""lory. 8'EA Ms , · P -"' A) . \AJu . i fid ~4f ' .· ...-' l.i'"-i \;OI. ,.. , 100 7 Eutern Okltlioina dillege· foolf>all sotLVl\Y t•eb off tOnight- wilh Miaml Fla , a 12'AI -~· Mro. Allen l{tnnell ond loin Dor lk~aeler "''t~ auall when Edison Hobltetter f;:3~:~iJ .T briago club v It her bom; on ~ II of ubtamifrg •a pMHe•sOn • bowl bid A crowtl. of at least 80.000 in adtl!twn to- a natmnal television abd1enee will see- Ohio State's Buckeyes attempt to cllneh the B1g Ten title ' and a probable •bjd 10 thP Rose Bow! when tltey tate on Mic-higan at ColumbUs, Obil'l Ohw State IS 1a ted J. 12 pomt fa · 11W'lte on the strength of e1iht stra1gltt Vlctones in tou'&"h c!Ompetmon but the Wolvcnnes baJ'e woo s1x games and lost only to Stole U~erai!y 11 a HiJ)l •Streei fnatitulloa aDd that provintlll ta~ay~ ~Uendins tbe football &ames 1ft the atadium are only gue~ta q.J cOlumbqs, Obao and Bill. ,T<IIf • title IIEAUY 00 NOT BELONG. "Filll&lly, tlns letter is being wrttten November 17th and I do not know how tHo oSU·Miohigan game will re111lt but 1 think that •QI"' osu wl~ dele~t louc~ ~m ~ • ' li ..u. St1N aucJc. Ho101 two stJ:r U: jliUO STA'J'i': l&rr' Ri BaHies All 91)UUleasteril OHio." Pdtter~on Favored To Uiwl!fr Th~ Boont On Jimmy Siqde -- YQiilf UI'-Fiord PotLor· o1a B~n Ma•,.,OIIIil contender; iJ •••·•r· 1 IOU, II yeilt Baseball Moguls Agree Yanks Got Best Deal eara fiftb~ranked Pattilrton eon.. nder&tion as a poteat11l clli.Ue:nfOJ'I the lU pound etown, altholl'j'b rtelthet he nor mlnager ser baseb-11 sw~. "They ~ muttt bave hypnotized Baltimore to pry Bob Turley loose," said Cronin general man· the Boston Red Sox were several cxecu1tl11eS IRYSONS ANNOUNC! BIRTH Mr. and Mr.s Hobart Bryson Gus D'Amato Is in a tush fot ntle sbot. receiVtid word that thelr son -and daughter-In-law Mr. ~~:nd Mrs Clifford Bryson, Pittaburgb are ~nnouneing the birth of a lt!il Pound son. The Brysons were Met(a residen-ts and have two ollher chlidren, Janet and Ann HAVEN an'd Mrs. William Lehew and son Tedqy were. busiM!ti VISitors in Gallipolis Thursday, Pomeroy The Outlaw Stallion Dorothy Patrick El Alamein Met HOmf Also CARTOON Sunday allil.jllollday, November 21st anti 22nd -~ ' . . "\, ' - --- .. ".. vel-tisin~a pos~ibili. -· th~ to ,quote prices. • 'qllit tfie news that you for1a~:~le, and you need ' ,, ' . . " ' 49e et.ll t-1 reee_htli' from tH~ ~iit41fason •r•~ !'er• Lewis Wllllai& Swat!<, I )!omeroy; IIlli. Roy Tmy Jr "'" Wet~ail St. l''!lil!<OY.· Mro J Frink Abbott. BellO. "!fa.: Marion Radlord, VliiOh Avt!. Pomeroy anti Mrs. Maude Gtbbs, Rt. 1. ',L 1'1. •' ' a Rooms or '' ' fill Srititb, who has been tbe put five montlu died at Mount St Mary's H~spital ' Nelsonville, Thursday mornln " ' ~~ - - -- - 'NEW' futniture ONLY $299.00 I...Jljjio4 In Tlill OMup to A SOlie I Plele 1.1-olat - .39.90 DOWN Bilaaee tn Ehy ~a)'III~IM _ See II TJMII) at lutlctnd Furn. Co. Rutluti, 0. Or Mtiin Furn. Co. Ma•••· w. v•. .. . " ' : ITaiGCS$1' S HEAl CAR 1Mt\~d:W·-Atet 9 stbrE! is not mov· think it should, why C OSLIY t ftltvisiolt ... .. .. -.. OIJTFJ.. . t$.91 ' Matinee Starts 2.45 Continuous CI!Udren lSe Aftults 40e Evenings :Ue & 50c •. He ~lfT'R HOLleR Admi~ted to the Hol!er H~i· Hell Below Zero Joan Tetzel .[.•.. ~CK FIVE November 24th and 25th In Technicolor Cartoon ,,_,. .. all,._ 'l'll&'u , Rl[lcine. PaUline Wolfe, Cook1e Bachtel, Helen Roush, Virgmia Sietrart. Vincent K.ma:ht, Johnny \Vatson, Kenheth W1ggmi, advisor a:nd Mr and Mrs Raymond' Brown, chaperons Gilbert Roland " , .• Mary McCaTthy , Late News ~ ahd The hostesses were ?x'Jrs Wise Mrs Beultl.h white, Mrs. fsabei "':lnebrenne~, Mr.s. J. E. WJison wJth Mrs CfiarJe& White at 8 con· tributor T.hey served a <~ess 1 eor · out tbe Thanks!-!.er u se carrymg givrng theme to forty memben and t-aph one recei?ed a eorsaJe of, ehrys•nthemwns tied wlttl orchid :rJbbons. Arrangements OI fall flowers and autumn foJ~age were used thloughout the WlS" home on Front Street. ~ Bob and Don Rbush. RuS$e~ .' • the - ~--- The French Liner Alan Ladd . \ Middleport Petsofldlt al service which will be beld at the Christian church Chauncey Sunday at 1 p m , ~1th bur1ai m Wt>st Umon St. Cemetery, Athens Scot~ Brady Thn~ay , ~~! ~ . er 111 ll . !l.iftle lltOWII. ,._ _ lit fftlont:lh readln.- ''Tluifib· M.r. and Mrs. E A Bartels add to Albert Smith of Huntmgton 1 ~. Va , wtll arrive 1n PDmeroi l totlay and will attend the fun~r­ ln Technicolor Wednesday and f'.•~..~·~ liM''' a.n.d "Love DJvine" op.elled rile .:Dteilntr: followed with pra)l'· · .._J'18, ~a.ay ~ E't'a119 ,Jr., . Jane Pieldut& HntJdna, pre~ldent. wu ~n ~~ar&e of the meetiQ• a!LJi MrJ. LawNirl:e Blllf conduel<d tbf dO. votional •ervice wb~oeb iDclu,ded the read1ng of the 95th Ptalin 1nd rocordinga of "Count Your lllou· llltil't IN ,IALLIPOidS .., ,,. , New~Haven, W. Ve;. All Pldures Sllown \On Wide Vlsl011 S<reen ' Friday and Saturday, November 19th arid 2oth ' Phil Carey tho met the Firat Baptist Cbu"'h wbl!ot WOdllio~ ovODil>t allbe e re~. mOl Tbunda, ...,ial atlh,J .f.h m"' ·~eday ' Jle'H home ol !lin C. H. Wloe Jr. Mr1. ·M• ·Plain", '1llloro Al>Oiil JO. Rice. Baer. Mrs. Jacob Baer, Mrs U, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. EvaiW, rtrs. John Elwood, Mrs. Albert BJ'er, Mrs. Robert Lauderm:Uk and guests, Mrs. Dale Wirnet and daughter, Amhe and Mn. ·Alfred Sapp to01ght at' ,Madlsoit $qLtare den. ' 1 Aa impree~ive t'ictoh' ecWd toP ibaa!!ball execulives a[treed wit.h hlm m more guarded languege--the Yankees got the better of tbe Qri~l,._ i ~ tust.orY's ·tuggesl lfro- Billie Roush, Mrs Hanson at 8-5' to btisl Jifflrriy New York .tatelii!a.,W"«bf cfi11~· pio"' •n l!'<i'; ejgbt..-9und !Jeail'r, uail, the m>.io;ity of other Baily Hostess .... r' f R WSCS r ~o rOfeS Un ~ !"I BY UNITED PRESS Joe C110nin sa1d 1t very cmP.ha· lh~ pln fll'aker wlloa Ill• Woolen'• Auoeiotlou of t1Jf 'l~t - · Olrurch · fflll lldo'y iDI at tho ,.,~unh •••lal rooms with .::in Mary Ohiin&er , president, Ut charte ot tbe meet· ing. The sp,.ke~ w" jatroduoed b7 J4ilf' Ofili,... ad. H~ ~~ic ~:~tr· :!:~. NEW -- Mrl P. K. llon, l'omoto,y. t.u i Lorr· nil tile tdpie of tile lfn. !ia)'lllond Luma• .... el'\f)· ~ tani wliWo tbe W8CS <d p...,iclont of tbe illlll' Bee Olaio '~vull MetllodiJt ebu"' l Middleport Hlgb Clm Of'M - ----.-~ ~ . Lum~m Named 1V8tf' Natlo,.. i, Tople • •~ 1 .t , ' ' r,.,-.Minua"Ut. FSCS uq Dee ,.res11Jenf ~ !{#!lOIII Sllidf Tim to I • ,II!IJB At Waf IJ~ ,FOOTBALL .~1 ilHOUW LOSE TO MICHIGAN THEN ilEAVEN HEIJP woODY HAYES. "Sincerely, Army and Indtana •iloe / , , ' lt•lntaod Pralle.. led by the pfeMI1J, John F Baily, assisted- b)' wli 0\fhaokfulpeW' . Tblr ~bii8tot. · ilrs. Broab Bo,n tllo l>!rl. RUM Wataon, enlerlamed the t!oilal Mn'lUt eollilt>eled ·~ifs inp" and ''The LOrd'& Pr.,.U." p~ nn1 " America th '• • · wscs ' of tbe rorest Run Meth" Mi!th" Oh1In.pr 'l,llo foUolett-ttie Other . new offieere are: vi~ flfdl'' ·Jilrj. R9y R.ttlbr t:~ndUctteti dist church, Wednetday evening at 'tbil*idvtnl theme. . preaulent, M.-.. Vtol1 !llcCull011~; • 4uii ori6 Mri. Sad!• ber home Fot..t Run ' ~' ~liU:rj , • l•t led-;, w~fe t~etary~ lllrt. John L)'on; Ualat.. ~ BlbU cbiie«. The m~tlna m char1e of tbe ~Jden rl, pwiJJit,~ Wfll•€• ; ant secr"tlry, Mrs SJ1irleJ Mill1; .Duri111 the bus1q~ 1e11ion .pre•lclent M'r.. Mark Evaaa open· 1 .0.. '~'"" ~Ill; Mta. Poilf Hijllon- treasur:tr, Mils Sylvia >-kMUtef; were made for a Chrlttmaso ~~:tl ed with the hymn " Love Divine" ~; htret.jry~ ~~- JaRJ~ 1 Su(Li Flowen and card committee, I!Jrt. and ~1 at th~ ..~t 11 follOwed by The Lord's Prayer" ~an;, treasv~r .. Mn. W.. H. Jdhi- C H Wtge Jt . and Mr&. A. Jl.. which' WQJ be held ln ibe D,.ollons were led by Mro. Will· ini; Sec. ol Literature, IIJ<i, .fr. Pullen. ~m o! ,the chUrCh ancf tees Wll'l1 appointed. lam Fieber, wh_o cllo~ for her t.b- thar Llwb ; Sec. of MIHldftary Durtng the business meeting e•rd& fer~ sent to pie ''Thantsg.iv 1rts: " Three read- Ed~atlon. Mrs, Lcwell Pu.tfhco, lnli.. on "TbankBaivtng" were See. af .S~ial EdUcation lha ~­ plans were made to serve a tur· ahd Carot_yn Bell. ,._.,..._ __:._ given· by Mrs. Lewis Walker, MIJ lion, Mrs. Harold Sa.,t,.. hStf key dinner on Dee001ber- 9tb at ,;' AUred ·Yeal1ger and Mra. Jobn Spiriiua) Ute and ste~araship, the church Cor the Golden Rule 1! !leoti. Mri L. I Hughes; .nembmhlp, class' Chriotmas parly with Mn. ~ooie*" Mrs. George Anderson Jt .[ Sec B F. Parmalee and Mrs Fielding "-1 MTB John ScQtt was m cbarg.e O+~~ea's Sewmg, Mn. Cilfl, owen, H1Klns as co-Chairmen The Buay Bee Class will have a potluck din SOifS of the program, whiCh cGncerned pl.tJhctty, Mrs James :Uarley:· the Poverty, food and health in ,Jlllring the business ni~lng net lor tbeir Chriatma11 p.arty ·and india, Pakist.in and Cey,OD' , with P!tnB were made fOr a Chfl.l}lmis Mrs E. L. HuJI•es. Mrs. Delbtri The ·e!!!:iillan Eud~oyor illterestiil.l' talks by Mrs. Seott on piny on .ne.cember 18 and thi' A1 Becket. Mn. H0111<t HarUey aall )Oiif lb~ [,So~l~ !!ethel IW-8 . povery in India; Mn, Russ Wat-. ~atJon voted to aatJii:t ri~~Y Mrs. J E. Wilson are on the e!oitf. c ot .Stiver Ridce, m~t at 1 ton ~~ ln IOOJa and Mrs. U, r•mn(et1 a$ thelf ChHstirias loro mlttee ln charge of planning tht ~orne Of t&.s. Elfie Watson S. h~a1th 1a Indta. J~t. h~ nomlnaUng cdronilitee party. Mrs. John Mayer repor:t![l TupPer• Pl-lins Fridv the buslneas .s.ei&ion Wfi~~ eave the repOrt on Ute D~ on th~ dlnner se'ryed on Oct. aottl. watb 16 membe~ att~nding Mrs Hawtln1 thatllke(l the clas1 lOWing tHe devohoriPI ;;·.,;i,;~ I w.ere made ror ....'bftu olflee;~ - included Mrs Ciri dwen for .the.lr ' cooperation and loyalty .tames Werf: played and the ".t-in~!;st""p;..:held Saturday at th~t Mrs.. ~ell :ProbascO' and Mrs L durmg her terril of of.flf_e . Birtli- Ndays or R<fsalee Stoops, ~ Porperoy Plans were H .lU~art ' a Christmas paloty HOfltrt:!Rs for the ev~ning \Yei'e days o~ Mrs. WilJis Anthony, Mrs. Christy, and Dora Tuttle the ne-1J meeting, oeeember MrS. WilLJam Mdrris. Mr~. Jaiftes Harold Chase and Mrs. Thoma! 15 ahd names drawn for a gUt Jobb With Mrs. Billrkh · ttemJng Darst were obserVed. The Program exeb.anae. Mra. W~lter Owen and Mrs. ~yd lor the evening in~luQed a Tbanki Car!'l.aok as contributors. hey g1vmg reading jjLeSt We Forget" A dasert course was served bf .served a dersert cov.r1 e to beir by Mrs. All-en Hughes, a poem ..,t. tbe bostessea to Mrs, William eue1t Mrs Mora and the nt..m~ Prayer TG trtt- GltW' tiy Mrs. Ray~ Fisher; Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mn. hers. "t'Jr mond Luman and an articli Eugeqe Fpr:~'· Mrs. Christy ' ' "Prayer Energy" by Mrs HtwkJns Mrs. E. 4 Hushes wa<; pro· 111 " · Alfred Ml•. .gram chaJrlnari and the elosm; prayer wu g1ven by Mrs J. Q. • , ;;~ Mrs, Lewis Walker. point J)l~ ' tO defeat Alom-aba and end the · Crimson 1'1de's last hope Preilwt.erlm 18 I Bridle Clu~ E"ntertained Ae Hob•teteer Ruidence ¥ I He~~rs Mrt. Mcri ) ; ' : .. G~oup - - ----'--"--....:..,.. ..ILTS I . ig Connbn Ohio ' . ... 8Y ~'-l'I•E foot. · YouniJ.'r'Own Col· i&,, nexLio llst b•g weekend of " a PARADE ' • •. I fH£ Of:' 3 "" .0-U: T f!J . Refrigerotor~ ' ulid ' Hcmt Applianc:es . ALLEN APPLIANCE f 08 ~1111 St. Vnnr CROSLEY rhono 8272-J Deale~ Middleport, Ohio • O:: i t r?S ' ' s\' fda ' t. ' ! ' ' Th~ .D'dily BUICK RACINE stAtiON &lper Riviera pa.;d top. Standard shift for real economy, arttl faster take off This one Is really sharp. Why drive a worry wagon, trade for this like new Bui<k. Pomeroy - I'L Ple.,i - Ripley . $1,595 KARR attd VAN -%AHD1 rtltl !fAME THAT B.. ANI>I POW. QIIAUT'I POMEIOY, OHIO • • 1952 • ' IEFORE TH~ lu1Those Tliilf Slliff Y . •tll.f.." 2in FAI.,LS ~ ' ' I ~ ' 1\ I Senft-;' I SEE IT l \ ) b$1\'t ,Itt;. ~~ 1111 ~~~..... :~ �. ' ' ' The DAILY Hy~--~--r::==:::::::~==-====~=-;lb_. :Go lilto ~ -PJ...,....,·i'i'S-triN-.·- · M· QQN Flb.al tractite . . CIIm :~~~~~;;;!d I CAttHEit.OF 01sn~cnON .· av_Aiaft MaYtt Ohio State, UCLA. and Okla· :;~~er!:~~~ :,:~~~~~ ~=~ leren<e titles m Saturday's bl.l pJ?leS but onJy the Buckeyes can WID gotd "" well as '""lory. 8'EA Ms , · P -"' A) . \AJu . i fid ~4f ' .· ...-' l.i'"-i \;OI. ,.. , 100 7 Eutern Okltlioina dillege· foolf>all sotLVl\Y t•eb off tOnight- wilh Miaml Fla , a 12'AI -~· Mro. Allen l{tnnell ond loin Dor lk~aeler "''t~ auall when Edison Hobltetter f;:3~:~iJ .T briago club v It her bom; on ~ II of ubtamifrg •a pMHe•sOn • bowl bid A crowtl. of at least 80.000 in adtl!twn to- a natmnal television abd1enee will see- Ohio State's Buckeyes attempt to cllneh the B1g Ten title ' and a probable •bjd 10 thP Rose Bow! when tltey tate on Mic-higan at ColumbUs, Obil'l Ohw State IS 1a ted J. 12 pomt fa · 11W'lte on the strength of e1iht stra1gltt Vlctones in tou'&"h c!Ompetmon but the Wolvcnnes baJ'e woo s1x games and lost only to Stole U~erai!y 11 a HiJ)l •Streei fnatitulloa aDd that provintlll ta~ay~ ~Uendins tbe football &ames 1ft the atadium are only gue~ta q.J cOlumbqs, Obao and Bill. ,T<IIf • title IIEAUY 00 NOT BELONG. "Filll&lly, tlns letter is being wrttten November 17th and I do not know how tHo oSU·Miohigan game will re111lt but 1 think that •QI"' osu wl~ dele~t louc~ ~m ~ • ' li ..u. St1N aucJc. Ho101 two stJ:r U: jliUO STA'J'i': l&rr' Ri BaHies All 91)UUleasteril OHio." Pdtter~on Favored To Uiwl!fr Th~ Boont On Jimmy Siqde -- YQiilf UI'-Fiord PotLor· o1a B~n Ma•,.,OIIIil contender; iJ •••·•r· 1 IOU, II yeilt Baseball Moguls Agree Yanks Got Best Deal eara fiftb~ranked Pattilrton eon.. nder&tion as a poteat11l clli.Ue:nfOJ'I the lU pound etown, altholl'j'b rtelthet he nor mlnager ser baseb-11 sw~. "They ~ muttt bave hypnotized Baltimore to pry Bob Turley loose," said Cronin general man· the Boston Red Sox were several cxecu1tl11eS IRYSONS ANNOUNC! BIRTH Mr. and Mr.s Hobart Bryson Gus D'Amato Is in a tush fot ntle sbot. receiVtid word that thelr son -and daughter-In-law Mr. ~~:nd Mrs Clifford Bryson, Pittaburgb are ~nnouneing the birth of a lt!il Pound son. The Brysons were Met(a residen-ts and have two ollher chlidren, Janet and Ann HAVEN an'd Mrs. William Lehew and son Tedqy were. busiM!ti VISitors in Gallipolis Thursday, Pomeroy The Outlaw Stallion Dorothy Patrick El Alamein Met HOmf Also CARTOON Sunday allil.jllollday, November 21st anti 22nd -~ ' . . "\, ' - --- .. ".. vel-tisin~a pos~ibili. -· th~ to ,quote prices. • 'qllit tfie news that you for1a~:~le, and you need ' ,, ' . . " ' 49e et.ll t-1 reee_htli' from tH~ ~iit41fason •r•~ !'er• Lewis Wllllai& Swat!<, I )!omeroy; IIlli. Roy Tmy Jr "'" Wet~ail St. l''!lil!<OY.· Mro J Frink Abbott. BellO. "!fa.: Marion Radlord, VliiOh Avt!. Pomeroy anti Mrs. Maude Gtbbs, Rt. 1. ',L 1'1. •' ' a Rooms or '' ' fill Srititb, who has been tbe put five montlu died at Mount St Mary's H~spital ' Nelsonville, Thursday mornln " ' ~~ - - -- - 'NEW' futniture ONLY $299.00 I...Jljjio4 In Tlill OMup to A SOlie I Plele 1.1-olat - .39.90 DOWN Bilaaee tn Ehy ~a)'III~IM _ See II TJMII) at lutlctnd Furn. Co. Rutluti, 0. Or Mtiin Furn. Co. Ma•••· w. v•. .. . " ' : ITaiGCS$1' S HEAl CAR 1Mt\~d:W·-Atet 9 stbrE! is not mov· think it should, why C OSLIY t ftltvisiolt ... .. .. -.. OIJTFJ.. . t$.91 ' Matinee Starts 2.45 Continuous CI!Udren lSe Aftults 40e Evenings :Ue & 50c •. He ~lfT'R HOLleR Admi~ted to the Hol!er H~i· Hell Below Zero Joan Tetzel .[.•.. ~CK FIVE November 24th and 25th In Technicolor Cartoon ,,_,. .. all,._ 'l'll&'u , Rl[lcine. PaUline Wolfe, Cook1e Bachtel, Helen Roush, Virgmia Sietrart. Vincent K.ma:ht, Johnny \Vatson, Kenheth W1ggmi, advisor a:nd Mr and Mrs Raymond' Brown, chaperons Gilbert Roland " , .• Mary McCaTthy , Late News ~ ahd The hostesses were ?x'Jrs Wise Mrs Beultl.h white, Mrs. fsabei "':lnebrenne~, Mr.s. J. E. WJison wJth Mrs CfiarJe& White at 8 con· tributor T.hey served a <~ess 1 eor · out tbe Thanks!-!.er u se carrymg givrng theme to forty memben and t-aph one recei?ed a eorsaJe of, ehrys•nthemwns tied wlttl orchid :rJbbons. Arrangements OI fall flowers and autumn foJ~age were used thloughout the WlS" home on Front Street. ~ Bob and Don Rbush. RuS$e~ .' • the - ~--- The French Liner Alan Ladd . \ Middleport Petsofldlt al service which will be beld at the Christian church Chauncey Sunday at 1 p m , ~1th bur1ai m Wt>st Umon St. Cemetery, Athens Scot~ Brady Thn~ay , ~~! ~ . er 111 ll . !l.iftle lltOWII. ,._ _ lit fftlont:lh readln.- ''Tluifib· M.r. and Mrs. E A Bartels add to Albert Smith of Huntmgton 1 ~. Va , wtll arrive 1n PDmeroi l totlay and will attend the fun~r­ ln Technicolor Wednesday and f'.•~..~·~ liM''' a.n.d "Love DJvine" op.elled rile .:Dteilntr: followed with pra)l'· · .._J'18, ~a.ay ~ E't'a119 ,Jr., . Jane Pieldut& HntJdna, pre~ldent. wu ~n ~~ar&e of the meetiQ• a!LJi MrJ. LawNirl:e Blllf conduel<d tbf dO. votional •ervice wb~oeb iDclu,ded the read1ng of the 95th Ptalin 1nd rocordinga of "Count Your lllou· llltil't IN ,IALLIPOidS .., ,,. , New~Haven, W. Ve;. All Pldures Sllown \On Wide Vlsl011 S<reen ' Friday and Saturday, November 19th arid 2oth ' Phil Carey tho met the Firat Baptist Cbu"'h wbl!ot WOdllio~ ovODil>t allbe e re~. mOl Tbunda, ...,ial atlh,J .f.h m"' ·~eday ' Jle'H home ol !lin C. H. Wloe Jr. Mr1. ·M• ·Plain", '1llloro Al>Oiil JO. Rice. Baer. Mrs. Jacob Baer, Mrs U, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. EvaiW, rtrs. John Elwood, Mrs. Albert BJ'er, Mrs. Robert Lauderm:Uk and guests, Mrs. Dale Wirnet and daughter, Amhe and Mn. ·Alfred Sapp to01ght at' ,Madlsoit $qLtare den. ' 1 Aa impree~ive t'ictoh' ecWd toP ibaa!!ball execulives a[treed wit.h hlm m more guarded languege--the Yankees got the better of tbe Qri~l,._ i ~ tust.orY's ·tuggesl lfro- Billie Roush, Mrs Hanson at 8-5' to btisl Jifflrriy New York .tatelii!a.,W"«bf cfi11~· pio"' •n l!'<i'; ejgbt..-9und !Jeail'r, uail, the m>.io;ity of other Baily Hostess .... r' f R WSCS r ~o rOfeS Un ~ !"I BY UNITED PRESS Joe C110nin sa1d 1t very cmP.ha· lh~ pln fll'aker wlloa Ill• Woolen'• Auoeiotlou of t1Jf 'l~t - · Olrurch · fflll lldo'y iDI at tho ,.,~unh •••lal rooms with .::in Mary Ohiin&er , president, Ut charte ot tbe meet· ing. The sp,.ke~ w" jatroduoed b7 J4ilf' Ofili,... ad. H~ ~~ic ~:~tr· :!:~. NEW -- Mrl P. K. llon, l'omoto,y. t.u i Lorr· nil tile tdpie of tile lfn. !ia)'lllond Luma• .... el'\f)· ~ tani wliWo tbe W8CS <d p...,iclont of tbe illlll' Bee Olaio '~vull MetllodiJt ebu"' l Middleport Hlgb Clm Of'M - ----.-~ ~ . Lum~m Named 1V8tf' Natlo,.. i, Tople • •~ 1 .t , ' ' r,.,-.Minua"Ut. FSCS uq Dee ,.res11Jenf ~ !{#!lOIII Sllidf Tim to I • ,II!IJB At Waf IJ~ ,FOOTBALL .~1 ilHOUW LOSE TO MICHIGAN THEN ilEAVEN HEIJP woODY HAYES. "Sincerely, Army and Indtana •iloe / , , ' lt•lntaod Pralle.. led by the pfeMI1J, John F Baily, assisted- b)' wli 0\fhaokfulpeW' . Tblr ~bii8tot. · ilrs. Broab Bo,n tllo l>!rl. RUM Wataon, enlerlamed the t!oilal Mn'lUt eollilt>eled ·~ifs inp" and ''The LOrd'& Pr.,.U." p~ nn1 " America th '• • · wscs ' of tbe rorest Run Meth" Mi!th" Oh1In.pr 'l,llo foUolett-ttie Other . new offieere are: vi~ flfdl'' ·Jilrj. R9y R.ttlbr t:~ndUctteti dist church, Wednetday evening at 'tbil*idvtnl theme. . preaulent, M.-.. Vtol1 !llcCull011~; • 4uii ori6 Mri. Sad!• ber home Fot..t Run ' ~' ~liU:rj , • l•t led-;, w~fe t~etary~ lllrt. John L)'on; Ualat.. ~ BlbU cbiie«. The m~tlna m char1e of tbe ~Jden rl, pwiJJit,~ Wfll•€• ; ant secr"tlry, Mrs SJ1irleJ Mill1; .Duri111 the bus1q~ 1e11ion .pre•lclent M'r.. Mark Evaaa open· 1 .0.. '~'"" ~Ill; Mta. Poilf Hijllon- treasur:tr, Mils Sylvia >-kMUtef; were made for a Chrlttmaso ~~:tl ed with the hymn " Love Divine" ~; htret.jry~ ~~- JaRJ~ 1 Su(Li Flowen and card committee, I!Jrt. and ~1 at th~ ..~t 11 follOwed by The Lord's Prayer" ~an;, treasv~r .. Mn. W.. H. Jdhi- C H Wtge Jt . and Mr&. A. Jl.. which' WQJ be held ln ibe D,.ollons were led by Mro. Will· ini; Sec. ol Literature, IIJ<i, .fr. Pullen. ~m o! ,the chUrCh ancf tees Wll'l1 appointed. lam Fieber, wh_o cllo~ for her t.b- thar Llwb ; Sec. of MIHldftary Durtng the business meeting e•rd& fer~ sent to pie ''Thantsg.iv 1rts: " Three read- Ed~atlon. Mrs, Lcwell Pu.tfhco, lnli.. on "TbankBaivtng" were See. af .S~ial EdUcation lha ~­ plans were made to serve a tur· ahd Carot_yn Bell. ,._.,..._ __:._ given· by Mrs. Lewis Walker, MIJ lion, Mrs. Harold Sa.,t,.. hStf key dinner on Dee001ber- 9tb at ,;' AUred ·Yeal1ger and Mra. Jobn Spiriiua) Ute and ste~araship, the church Cor the Golden Rule 1! !leoti. Mri L. I Hughes; .nembmhlp, class' Chriotmas parly with Mn. ~ooie*" Mrs. George Anderson Jt .[ Sec B F. Parmalee and Mrs Fielding "-1 MTB John ScQtt was m cbarg.e O+~~ea's Sewmg, Mn. Cilfl, owen, H1Klns as co-Chairmen The Buay Bee Class will have a potluck din SOifS of the program, whiCh cGncerned pl.tJhctty, Mrs James :Uarley:· the Poverty, food and health in ,Jlllring the business ni~lng net lor tbeir Chriatma11 p.arty ·and india, Pakist.in and Cey,OD' , with P!tnB were made fOr a Chfl.l}lmis Mrs E. L. HuJI•es. Mrs. Delbtri The ·e!!!:iillan Eud~oyor illterestiil.l' talks by Mrs. Seott on piny on .ne.cember 18 and thi' A1 Becket. Mn. H0111<t HarUey aall )Oiif lb~ [,So~l~ !!ethel IW-8 . povery in India; Mn, Russ Wat-. ~atJon voted to aatJii:t ri~~Y Mrs. J E. Wilson are on the e!oitf. c ot .Stiver Ridce, m~t at 1 ton ~~ ln IOOJa and Mrs. U, r•mn(et1 a$ thelf ChHstirias loro mlttee ln charge of planning tht ~orne Of t&.s. Elfie Watson S. h~a1th 1a Indta. J~t. h~ nomlnaUng cdronilitee party. Mrs. John Mayer repor:t![l TupPer• Pl-lins Fridv the buslneas .s.ei&ion Wfi~~ eave the repOrt on Ute D~ on th~ dlnner se'ryed on Oct. aottl. watb 16 membe~ att~nding Mrs Hawtln1 thatllke(l the clas1 lOWing tHe devohoriPI ;;·.,;i,;~ I w.ere made ror ....'bftu olflee;~ - included Mrs Ciri dwen for .the.lr ' cooperation and loyalty .tames Werf: played and the ".t-in~!;st""p;..:held Saturday at th~t Mrs.. ~ell :ProbascO' and Mrs L durmg her terril of of.flf_e . Birtli- Ndays or R<fsalee Stoops, ~ Porperoy Plans were H .lU~art ' a Christmas paloty HOfltrt:!Rs for the ev~ning \Yei'e days o~ Mrs. WilJis Anthony, Mrs. Christy, and Dora Tuttle the ne-1J meeting, oeeember MrS. WilLJam Mdrris. Mr~. Jaiftes Harold Chase and Mrs. Thoma! 15 ahd names drawn for a gUt Jobb With Mrs. Billrkh · ttemJng Darst were obserVed. The Program exeb.anae. Mra. W~lter Owen and Mrs. ~yd lor the evening in~luQed a Tbanki Car!'l.aok as contributors. hey g1vmg reading jjLeSt We Forget" A dasert course was served bf .served a dersert cov.r1 e to beir by Mrs. All-en Hughes, a poem ..,t. tbe bostessea to Mrs, William eue1t Mrs Mora and the nt..m~ Prayer TG trtt- GltW' tiy Mrs. Ray~ Fisher; Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mn. hers. "t'Jr mond Luman and an articli Eugeqe Fpr:~'· Mrs. Christy ' ' "Prayer Energy" by Mrs HtwkJns Mrs. E. 4 Hushes wa<; pro· 111 " · Alfred Ml•. .gram chaJrlnari and the elosm; prayer wu g1ven by Mrs J. Q. • , ;;~ Mrs, Lewis Walker. point J)l~ ' tO defeat Alom-aba and end the · Crimson 1'1de's last hope Preilwt.erlm 18 I Bridle Clu~ E"ntertained Ae Hob•teteer Ruidence ¥ I He~~rs Mrt. Mcri ) ; ' : .. G~oup - - ----'--"--....:..,.. ..ILTS I . ig Connbn Ohio ' . ... 8Y ~'-l'I•E foot. · YouniJ.'r'Own Col· i&,, nexLio llst b•g weekend of " a PARADE ' • •. I fH£ Of:' 3 "" .0-U: T f!J . Refrigerotor~ ' ulid ' Hcmt Applianc:es . ALLEN APPLIANCE f 08 ~1111 St. Vnnr CROSLEY rhono 8272-J Deale~ Middleport, Ohio • O:: i t r?S ' ' s\' fda ' t. ' ! ' ' Th~ .D'dily BUICK RACINE stAtiON &lper Riviera pa.;d top. Standard shift for real economy, arttl faster take off This one Is really sharp. Why drive a worry wagon, trade for this like new Bui<k. Pomeroy - I'L Ple.,i - Ripley . $1,595 KARR attd VAN -%AHD1 rtltl !fAME THAT B.. ANI>I POW. QIIAUT'I POMEIOY, OHIO • • 1952 • ' IEFORE TH~ lu1Those Tliilf Slliff Y . •tll.f.." 2in FAI.,LS ~ ' ' I ~ ' 1\ I Senft-;' I SEE IT l \ ) b$1\'t ,Itt;. ~~ 1111 ~~~..... :~ �____________________ ' • ' '•' ,.~~':'::... · .,. · Fridi:J.y, Nove.,l:ied9,' ~54 1 'Je • • •, . . --~I f . • .,~IU.YKATOI Home ownen are now able to ie»lac• worn Ollt locks ~ tlm>ugh the ill•ention of a JOek.nl>orblllool by tbo Lo<k Co., d San Fron<~J<o, Calif. tal bulo Thill"'"" to opera~t::o,J,,l• nowpla~~!::'~ ~.Sow !be at loa! hardware or ·~ ~ ""torP ' -''•torlnl or hand~ to rebon the doon new •--~ _.. wl'~ - - •vo- ! ...-- - - - - · - - . , -.- - - - M·rs. Gordon Cowdery. Rev. Elw.ood annouoced Me. and Mn. eeen At>~[:~~~. Mr. and Mt·s P. F. Bare, Min· d Cohnbus were visiting eral Wells, Texas., and Mrs. Fre tn town last TburadaJ .ttemoon. Bare. Rav ensW'Ood were vis.Umg Mrs. Bert Bndgett, Mrs. Vtrgima Roush and Mrs. Helen Lott Wed· nesday afternoon •• WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TELEVISION ALL NEW Furniture • • ;.Chmr.tl-.8 $299. • . CONVBNIJ!;NT TERMS BAKER U found, FUtlNITURE On Tho ,___(LELANDS.-.J APPLIANCE STORE PHONE MO Ill "· ••• 81. r..er.r. o. NOTICE The New York Central Railroad Company hcrMy gives not1ce that on the 12th day of November, 1954 it Wed Wltlt the Interstate Comme~e Commission, at Washington, D. C., an application for a Certi(j. eate of Public Convenience and Necessity permitting abandonment of tbn~ _port10n ()f its: line of ra!lrDad extending from Meigs to Rockville, 3.68 miles, in Meigs Col!"nty, Ohio. Fm11nce Docket No. 18735. THE NEW YORK CENmlAL RAILROAD COMPANY. (11) 19, 2il; !121 3-3te WJEH 990 ONYOURDIAL ' ' " <' •' - >\11.- ' II .J . 4:00. On Your Aeeeunt -~. 5;110 Lu~ky 8 Ran<h, • 8:1Mt Hans Chrl..ti.,a : .4,nderson green Lake phone T~les 11-17-8tp sVii!Btoa 11 x 1 Trte&• Gtlm Drtn eemp. ·Cash J'rlce $400.00 · NEW li-M-If . WERNI~$ RADICf . . '· .Where ~vision ~s A . _ Busln~, Not A atdeUnel )IUDDLEPORT. OHIO TAKE MY WORD FOR ITI THESE FORD Spi· . FORS4U • DODGE-PLYMOUTH "Steajlli.t 'f}n d1er" • • I• · 8.30 Your F.sao .Reporter 8:45 Ernie SauJid~rs Ji~~ Weatherman - ' ""' Puke of the Oity:' "~~ Sb,op on- 'IV . ....~,! ~ ., lktobleol -..,. ~ei/s Oliver SahiJ " W.llaba St. ., N'~~-~. .,;..~ •• •. '"Qo!'!:'"',.~~· . omo , .-.'fr'i • • ' I !\ . 11 }fi; oi. si~~! - .. ~ 01!10 <llii>D Uaed .RelrJgerM.tUI'~ ~­ UIUD Clellllet f9AI6. f't1rniture. Phon• dl14. ; { 12) ---,-=,=-=c-- APARTMENT WANTED-Kit· doui>le .hcJvel tlviltorl . ehenette. bedroom and shower. harrow, Phone Mason Cllf 2171 after 4: harrow, p. m. ll-17-3tp e:et or dle, ~ay 1955 Trade I Priced To ARE REALLY 1954 FORD • nace, Ginn Sit.. C.uey. uiT.bllS, urOOus, SAVE I DON'T CARE FOR FISH 11-luto 8y BAKIIVI\N VANBUIIEI!I $1,495.00 1953 MERCURY ..... $1,695 1950 PACKAlD ..\. ... ,' $695i Mc;mteray Sport coupe. Radio and heater, overdrive White &de -w.all t.lreG. Conv cpe. RacUo ·ll:liea:ber. Automat.k' traDIIIlllllon 2 door. Radio and heater: SeaL covers, verr e1ean Sedan~· R.adto ~pel ~ter- Br~ ~ve.. 1951 FORD .... . ...... , $895' 1949 PONTIAC . . . . . .. . $$?5 1950 FORD ........... $595 1948 CHEVRQLJT : . . . . $495 2 ckJor. eecJan; 'I.Mllo-alld twi&ter doorfledan. Radio and heater - · 1950 CHEVROLET ...... $695 1947PONfi'\C . . . ..... ~95· 00Upe f __ '" - ·· -- --~ Truck JQrgains ) 1954 FORD F-600 ..... $1895 1950 FORD F.§ . , .. : ' ·' . 11H tncb wbeol ..._, ,.,.,;_.._ an.d. chua~~ ~ ·· · 1951 FORD . .t"' 1948 FORD '-.,.. . .. H lf ' • • • • • •• • • • .,u95 ~ - ·· .., ........ a ton plek up Jla.lf ton pn..neJ. 5 &peed ransm.Jss.1on: 2 speed axle. Gab aod chassla 461S.. ~Ave. TI-IANKS, NANCY-·· ·1953 Ford $1,395.00 Jim NO. ROOM HOUS& and• !arm, ·IHe.parate or tosether, conta~t MQlvln Smith, Rf'l) No. 1, Min~ra_yille. Ohio. 4 door sedan. Equipped- with radio and CUitom t door sedan, Jl,aCU.o ancl heater, 'heater, ·Nylon aea.t oovera, Unt.ed a:lul. Re&t coven; Pordomatie drive. W.N.te cddc wall .Ur~. Q lulia . ColCol- 16> . ~or, Rent;or: :Sole Custom 2 door sedan, 8 cyl. Fordomatic 1953 Chevrolet . . By t:RNIE Bt!SIDI1LLII:t NANCY They have to go fast, because more and more can are coming in on new '55 Fords. So came in and get the Deal of Your Life. 4 door&edan. Ra410.and he&t.er. Very dean Tune In! "Circle's Roundtoble" begin· ning Monday, November 15th. Coming rect from Circle's Restourant in Gallipolis. '>hl1>whrn<>10:00a. m. with host Dick Wei • WCH!i-TY Flllii.4Y ·., ~iOO ..The Brii{bter Q,~; 4 : 1~ The Seeret _ storm~ , ' Pboneii22'J. Nla'bt WASHERS Complete Television SERVICE On AU Motes And Modell ;. I In Middleport ~~~1<>"-i.tJ..;~~si~~·~·~====:::::====-=== I --. . . ... 3Rooms I dren's and Rest Homes f()r Chnst- tioned with the Air Corps for the past four1years. They are residmg m~~lreshmcnts were served to in the Fred Sayre apartment. the follow 1ng members: Miss Vera Ward Sayre has returned to his Beegle, Mrs. Stella Beegle, Mrs. btlme after several months at AJioe Beegle, Mrs Ura Morris, Strasburg, 0. as a government Mrs. Frankie Ne1gler, Mrs Marie inspector. Roush, Mrs. Bertb.a Sayre, Mrs. .M'r . and Mrs Clarence Pnce, Emma Salser. Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Rutland, spe11t Sunday afternoon Mrs. Greua Simpson, Mrs Helen w1th Ml'l:. Bert Bndgctt at the Sim,pson. Mrs. Isabelle Sunpson, home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Btanehe Spencer, Ethel Roush and family. Smith, Mfs. Lina Curtis, Mrs. watMr. and Mrs. Eddie H-yers and t rs 0 n ed uL •Sayre ctii-Tdten ap~ -a recent weekend e -tl'· • · ' wHh thefr 'Parents fn Newton • Mrs C<l:rl The1ss. entertained Falls and Niles, 0. the LadieS Aid Soc 1ety of the Be!Mrs. Sy-b1t Miles returned' home Ulany EUB churcb at her home with her son-m-law and daughter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Theiss Mr. and Mrs. Le<> Jackson, Chillientertains the society each year cothe to spend the wmter. Mr. and Mrs. Otis McClintock in November in observance of her biNhday spent the weekend in Columbus Mrs. Harold Beegle, preSident, with Mr. and Mrs. Roltert presided over the OO.smess meet- Kmghtstep."' ing w1th Mrs. Guy Beegle 10 Mrs. Laura Befl, Mrs. Kathryn charge ()f devotionals which were Gunther and sDn spent two days I in keepmg w1tb' Thanksgiving. last week at their hDrne here and I The Rev. Richard Young gave a J ahor~ talk and .prayer LEGAL NOTICE ' Refreshments of chicken sandRex Roland Baktr, w._ose last Wichcs, fru1t Sralad, angel food known place of reside~tee was .take. nut cups and coC.f~e were Portland, Meigs County, Ohio, but served to the £ollowing memb~rs who cannot be served w1Lhm the and gue5-ts Mrs. Sadie Wolfe, Mrs. State of Ohio and whose present residence is unknown but wh€lse lost known mailing address was c-o Campbell Barge Line, Foot of Federat Street, Pittsburgh , Penn sylvania. Will take notice that Naom1 Ruth B2ker, as plainUf!, ha~ fited her peblwn against him for divo~e. custody of children 1 and otber relief. in Case No. 12225 in the Common Pleas Court of Me•gs County, Ohior and allegmg that defendant has been gmlly of gross neglect Df duty. That sa1d cause w11l be for hearing on or after the 27th day of Det:ember, OFFER YOU THE BEST 1954. 1 -NAQMI RUTH BAKER, Plaintiff. MANNING D. WEBSTER, AltDruey for Plaintiff {1]) 12, 19, 26; (12) 3, 10, l7-6Lc ~ I thodist Church Sunday mornmg arter several weeks of remodeUn.g tool 1 > li.•bted e~ndles, plutk Caro l Sayre arrLved home Fn· candies _to the ehlldreo. day night £rom hi s employment was aa&llted by Debby m Pittsburgh for a vis.it. and Pameta Norril • . Serv 1ces w1ll resume in the Me>- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire son Jefi, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush, Bennett and Melody, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The1ss, "Priddy" Tommy and "Doakte", Wanda C.r zart, Emma Adams and Mary Easterday were S'katmg 1n Pom\ Pleasant Wednesday night Mr and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt.. and daughter Anita, Forest Run ~ Jtaelne were Sunday guests of thCir moM·attie Beegle, Mrs. Lottie Brad - !.her Mrs. Mar.ga1et Houda.shelt. BY VIRGINIA ROUSH d Mrs BeUlah Morns accompan.Miso1onary Soe1ety 18 ford, Mn. Gayle Bradford an son 1ed Mrs. Elmer Pickens to Mt. Gj. . t Mrs . William Harris and two dauM J k HaTrls Mrs lead. Mrs. Pickens will return. The Baptist Missionary Soc1e Y h ' · h t d th ter witb met at the hom~ of M~ Fanme g ters, rs. ac Hettie Cross, Mrs. Cora Beegle, here o spen de dwm h Mr Sayre. Friday evening wlth Mrs I M M d B "dgett Mrs Madge . er sDn-m-l.aw an aug ter . rs. au e n · and M" R1"chard '~~ Blanche Watters-on. ass1stmg hos· Beegle, Mrs Virgmia Roush, Rev. · . ~. tess. Yowtg and Mrs Theiss assisted by Mrs. Edith Jones, Wakeman, 0 ., Devotions were led by Mrs. Ura h d ught Mrs Charles Hollack spent the weekend here. Wlth her 1 er, Morris, Mrs. Emma Salser for mother Mrs. Myrtle Curta. eign interpeter fDr foreign mis- 0 T::a~~r~~tmlls party will be R;ev . ~nd Mrs. Elwood, Mrs. La· sion9 had charge of the program h ld t the home of Mrs Harry VIOla Simps~~~: and_ Mrs. Erlene with the "Love Galt" oUermg be· ; 11 1 Wolf were vJsllon 1n Pallkersbure 0 · ing m charge of Mrs. Gretla Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens Simpson which amounted .t& theMr. and Mrs. Dan Hayman and spent the weekend in Washintrion sum or $19.00. ,p lans were made [ or th e sD- daughter have returned £rom Court House the guests of Mr. and r ety to take treats to 'he Chll· Bryan, Texas,. where he was sta· :'s • \' teacher. Mn. G~ Jleynolds, serving ic:e ~ream. ,eu.p eakel Missionary Society Met On Friday' At The Home Of M~s. Fannie Sayre • •• ; ' . . pori Klndert>rl<l>--'l'IIU...Uy wh·••J' .: her mother wu 1dllte« by the wood. "'~;~n the time lirll wu l•~~.!t-"'!!.~~tt'l!.for the homeowner to reptac. old loet• . wtth ~ ""161-1 __ oe _- _ . ' "•*•t Sandtaand liN. Lulie l.Qal."') celebrated ber !lith bl<lbdu ol tbe Middle- art. qui<kly ·- ' I. • a 'f"''lsll · li'.u aiiiTHDAY-- - - - - - - - J.<!ni, <IJuchter of lb. SANOIIA LONO bave returned to Cincinnati . Mr and Mrs Donald McKay and chllrlren spent the w~ekend with their parents, Mr. and Ml'5. Vern Watterson. James Stewart, Steubenville, is spending a few days with hls pal· ents, Mr and Mrs. Walter Stew- I ' blf ' • �____________________ ' • ' '•' ,.~~':'::... · .,. · Fridi:J.y, Nove.,l:ied9,' ~54 1 'Je • • •, . . --~I f . • .,~IU.YKATOI Home ownen are now able to ie»lac• worn Ollt locks ~ tlm>ugh the ill•ention of a JOek.nl>orblllool by tbo Lo<k Co., d San Fron<~J<o, Calif. tal bulo Thill"'"" to opera~t::o,J,,l• nowpla~~!::'~ ~.Sow !be at loa! hardware or ·~ ~ ""torP ' -''•torlnl or hand~ to rebon the doon new •--~ _.. wl'~ - - •vo- ! ...-- - - - - · - - . , -.- - - - M·rs. Gordon Cowdery. Rev. Elw.ood annouoced Me. and Mn. eeen At>~[:~~~. Mr. and Mt·s P. F. Bare, Min· d Cohnbus were visiting eral Wells, Texas., and Mrs. Fre tn town last TburadaJ .ttemoon. Bare. Rav ensW'Ood were vis.Umg Mrs. Bert Bndgett, Mrs. Vtrgima Roush and Mrs. Helen Lott Wed· nesday afternoon •• WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TELEVISION ALL NEW Furniture • • ;.Chmr.tl-.8 $299. • . CONVBNIJ!;NT TERMS BAKER U found, FUtlNITURE On Tho ,___(LELANDS.-.J APPLIANCE STORE PHONE MO Ill "· ••• 81. r..er.r. o. NOTICE The New York Central Railroad Company hcrMy gives not1ce that on the 12th day of November, 1954 it Wed Wltlt the Interstate Comme~e Commission, at Washington, D. C., an application for a Certi(j. eate of Public Convenience and Necessity permitting abandonment of tbn~ _port10n ()f its: line of ra!lrDad extending from Meigs to Rockville, 3.68 miles, in Meigs Col!"nty, Ohio. Fm11nce Docket No. 18735. THE NEW YORK CENmlAL RAILROAD COMPANY. (11) 19, 2il; !121 3-3te WJEH 990 ONYOURDIAL ' ' " <' •' - >\11.- ' II .J . 4:00. On Your Aeeeunt -~. 5;110 Lu~ky 8 Ran<h, • 8:1Mt Hans Chrl..ti.,a : .4,nderson green Lake phone T~les 11-17-8tp sVii!Btoa 11 x 1 Trte&• Gtlm Drtn eemp. ·Cash J'rlce $400.00 · NEW li-M-If . WERNI~$ RADICf . . '· .Where ~vision ~s A . _ Busln~, Not A atdeUnel )IUDDLEPORT. OHIO TAKE MY WORD FOR ITI THESE FORD Spi· . FORS4U • DODGE-PLYMOUTH "Steajlli.t 'f}n d1er" • • I• · 8.30 Your F.sao .Reporter 8:45 Ernie SauJid~rs Ji~~ Weatherman - ' ""' Puke of the Oity:' "~~ Sb,op on- 'IV . ....~,! ~ ., lktobleol -..,. ~ei/s Oliver SahiJ " W.llaba St. ., N'~~-~. .,;..~ •• •. '"Qo!'!:'"',.~~· . omo , .-.'fr'i • • ' I !\ . 11 }fi; oi. si~~! - .. ~ 01!10 <llii>D Uaed .RelrJgerM.tUI'~ ~­ UIUD Clellllet f9AI6. f't1rniture. Phon• dl14. ; { 12) ---,-=,=-=c-- APARTMENT WANTED-Kit· doui>le .hcJvel tlviltorl . ehenette. bedroom and shower. harrow, Phone Mason Cllf 2171 after 4: harrow, p. m. ll-17-3tp e:et or dle, ~ay 1955 Trade I Priced To ARE REALLY 1954 FORD • nace, Ginn Sit.. C.uey. uiT.bllS, urOOus, SAVE I DON'T CARE FOR FISH 11-luto 8y BAKIIVI\N VANBUIIEI!I $1,495.00 1953 MERCURY ..... $1,695 1950 PACKAlD ..\. ... ,' $695i Mc;mteray Sport coupe. Radio and heater, overdrive White &de -w.all t.lreG. Conv cpe. RacUo ·ll:liea:ber. Automat.k' traDIIIlllllon 2 door. Radio and heater: SeaL covers, verr e1ean Sedan~· R.adto ~pel ~ter- Br~ ~ve.. 1951 FORD .... . ...... , $895' 1949 PONTIAC . . . . . .. . $$?5 1950 FORD ........... $595 1948 CHEVRQLJT : . . . . $495 2 ckJor. eecJan; 'I.Mllo-alld twi&ter doorfledan. Radio and heater - · 1950 CHEVROLET ...... $695 1947PONfi'\C . . . ..... ~95· 00Upe f __ '" - ·· -- --~ Truck JQrgains ) 1954 FORD F-600 ..... $1895 1950 FORD F.§ . , .. : ' ·' . 11H tncb wbeol ..._, ,.,.,;_.._ an.d. chua~~ ~ ·· · 1951 FORD . .t"' 1948 FORD '-.,.. . .. H lf ' • • • • • •• • • • .,u95 ~ - ·· .., ........ a ton plek up Jla.lf ton pn..neJ. 5 &peed ransm.Jss.1on: 2 speed axle. Gab aod chassla 461S.. ~Ave. TI-IANKS, NANCY-·· ·1953 Ford $1,395.00 Jim NO. ROOM HOUS& and• !arm, ·IHe.parate or tosether, conta~t MQlvln Smith, Rf'l) No. 1, Min~ra_yille. Ohio. 4 door sedan. Equipped- with radio and CUitom t door sedan, Jl,aCU.o ancl heater, 'heater, ·Nylon aea.t oovera, Unt.ed a:lul. Re&t coven; Pordomatie drive. W.N.te cddc wall .Ur~. Q lulia . ColCol- 16> . ~or, Rent;or: :Sole Custom 2 door sedan, 8 cyl. Fordomatic 1953 Chevrolet . . By t:RNIE Bt!SIDI1LLII:t NANCY They have to go fast, because more and more can are coming in on new '55 Fords. So came in and get the Deal of Your Life. 4 door&edan. Ra410.and he&t.er. Very dean Tune In! "Circle's Roundtoble" begin· ning Monday, November 15th. Coming rect from Circle's Restourant in Gallipolis. '>hl1>whrn<>10:00a. m. with host Dick Wei • WCH!i-TY Flllii.4Y ·., ~iOO ..The Brii{bter Q,~; 4 : 1~ The Seeret _ storm~ , ' Pboneii22'J. Nla'bt WASHERS Complete Television SERVICE On AU Motes And Modell ;. I In Middleport ~~~1<>"-i.tJ..;~~si~~·~·~====:::::====-=== I --. . . ... 3Rooms I dren's and Rest Homes f()r Chnst- tioned with the Air Corps for the past four1years. They are residmg m~~lreshmcnts were served to in the Fred Sayre apartment. the follow 1ng members: Miss Vera Ward Sayre has returned to his Beegle, Mrs. Stella Beegle, Mrs. btlme after several months at AJioe Beegle, Mrs Ura Morris, Strasburg, 0. as a government Mrs. Frankie Ne1gler, Mrs Marie inspector. Roush, Mrs. Bertb.a Sayre, Mrs. .M'r . and Mrs Clarence Pnce, Emma Salser. Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Rutland, spe11t Sunday afternoon Mrs. Greua Simpson, Mrs Helen w1th Ml'l:. Bert Bndgctt at the Sim,pson. Mrs. Isabelle Sunpson, home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Btanehe Spencer, Ethel Roush and family. Smith, Mfs. Lina Curtis, Mrs. watMr. and Mrs. Eddie H-yers and t rs 0 n ed uL •Sayre ctii-Tdten ap~ -a recent weekend e -tl'· • · ' wHh thefr 'Parents fn Newton • Mrs C<l:rl The1ss. entertained Falls and Niles, 0. the LadieS Aid Soc 1ety of the Be!Mrs. Sy-b1t Miles returned' home Ulany EUB churcb at her home with her son-m-law and daughter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Theiss Mr. and Mrs. Le<> Jackson, Chillientertains the society each year cothe to spend the wmter. Mr. and Mrs. Otis McClintock in November in observance of her biNhday spent the weekend in Columbus Mrs. Harold Beegle, preSident, with Mr. and Mrs. Roltert presided over the OO.smess meet- Kmghtstep."' ing w1th Mrs. Guy Beegle 10 Mrs. Laura Befl, Mrs. Kathryn charge ()f devotionals which were Gunther and sDn spent two days I in keepmg w1tb' Thanksgiving. last week at their hDrne here and I The Rev. Richard Young gave a J ahor~ talk and .prayer LEGAL NOTICE ' Refreshments of chicken sandRex Roland Baktr, w._ose last Wichcs, fru1t Sralad, angel food known place of reside~tee was .take. nut cups and coC.f~e were Portland, Meigs County, Ohio, but served to the £ollowing memb~rs who cannot be served w1Lhm the and gue5-ts Mrs. Sadie Wolfe, Mrs. State of Ohio and whose present residence is unknown but wh€lse lost known mailing address was c-o Campbell Barge Line, Foot of Federat Street, Pittsburgh , Penn sylvania. Will take notice that Naom1 Ruth B2ker, as plainUf!, ha~ fited her peblwn against him for divo~e. custody of children 1 and otber relief. in Case No. 12225 in the Common Pleas Court of Me•gs County, Ohior and allegmg that defendant has been gmlly of gross neglect Df duty. That sa1d cause w11l be for hearing on or after the 27th day of Det:ember, OFFER YOU THE BEST 1954. 1 -NAQMI RUTH BAKER, Plaintiff. MANNING D. WEBSTER, AltDruey for Plaintiff {1]) 12, 19, 26; (12) 3, 10, l7-6Lc ~ I thodist Church Sunday mornmg arter several weeks of remodeUn.g tool 1 > li.•bted e~ndles, plutk Caro l Sayre arrLved home Fn· candies _to the ehlldreo. day night £rom hi s employment was aa&llted by Debby m Pittsburgh for a vis.it. and Pameta Norril • . Serv 1ces w1ll resume in the Me>- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire son Jefi, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush, Bennett and Melody, Mr. and Mrs. Charles The1ss, "Priddy" Tommy and "Doakte", Wanda C.r zart, Emma Adams and Mary Easterday were S'katmg 1n Pom\ Pleasant Wednesday night Mr and Mrs. Milton Houdashelt.. and daughter Anita, Forest Run ~ Jtaelne were Sunday guests of thCir moM·attie Beegle, Mrs. Lottie Brad - !.her Mrs. Mar.ga1et Houda.shelt. BY VIRGINIA ROUSH d Mrs BeUlah Morns accompan.Miso1onary Soe1ety 18 ford, Mn. Gayle Bradford an son 1ed Mrs. Elmer Pickens to Mt. Gj. . t Mrs . William Harris and two dauM J k HaTrls Mrs lead. Mrs. Pickens will return. The Baptist Missionary Soc1e Y h ' · h t d th ter witb met at the hom~ of M~ Fanme g ters, rs. ac Hettie Cross, Mrs. Cora Beegle, here o spen de dwm h Mr Sayre. Friday evening wlth Mrs I M M d B "dgett Mrs Madge . er sDn-m-l.aw an aug ter . rs. au e n · and M" R1"chard '~~ Blanche Watters-on. ass1stmg hos· Beegle, Mrs Virgmia Roush, Rev. · . ~. tess. Yowtg and Mrs Theiss assisted by Mrs. Edith Jones, Wakeman, 0 ., Devotions were led by Mrs. Ura h d ught Mrs Charles Hollack spent the weekend here. Wlth her 1 er, Morris, Mrs. Emma Salser for mother Mrs. Myrtle Curta. eign interpeter fDr foreign mis- 0 T::a~~r~~tmlls party will be R;ev . ~nd Mrs. Elwood, Mrs. La· sion9 had charge of the program h ld t the home of Mrs Harry VIOla Simps~~~: and_ Mrs. Erlene with the "Love Galt" oUermg be· ; 11 1 Wolf were vJsllon 1n Pallkersbure 0 · ing m charge of Mrs. Gretla Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens Simpson which amounted .t& theMr. and Mrs. Dan Hayman and spent the weekend in Washintrion sum or $19.00. ,p lans were made [ or th e sD- daughter have returned £rom Court House the guests of Mr. and r ety to take treats to 'he Chll· Bryan, Texas,. where he was sta· :'s • \' teacher. Mn. G~ Jleynolds, serving ic:e ~ream. ,eu.p eakel Missionary Society Met On Friday' At The Home Of M~s. Fannie Sayre • •• ; ' . . pori Klndert>rl<l>--'l'IIU...Uy wh·••J' .: her mother wu 1dllte« by the wood. "'~;~n the time lirll wu l•~~.!t-"'!!.~~tt'l!.for the homeowner to reptac. old loet• . wtth ~ ""161-1 __ oe _- _ . ' "•*•t Sandtaand liN. Lulie l.Qal."') celebrated ber !lith bl<lbdu ol tbe Middle- art. qui<kly ·- ' I. • a 'f"''lsll · li'.u aiiiTHDAY-- - - - - - - - J.<!ni, <IJuchter of lb. SANOIIA LONO bave returned to Cincinnati . Mr and Mrs Donald McKay and chllrlren spent the w~ekend with their parents, Mr. and Ml'5. Vern Watterson. James Stewart, Steubenville, is spending a few days with hls pal· ents, Mr and Mrs. Walter Stew- I ' blf ' • �� 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 19, 1954 bing