https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a779c0352f439e38892c54aa0358b96f.pdf 3296f51529ee4f923018b7ba2d9e6313 PDF Text Text . ...... '. • • ' I •. ( ~ • ~nnual Meeting Of Federated Churc~ Attenda.11ce Pins ·Held Sunday During Worship Services Awarded Sun~ay The Federated church congregation held its annual meetSchool Members l.il! on Suriday during the morning worship hour. • .. ' ' ' ' !!!nlllleol, Pomerol·M~rl, o.,}~ it, .1116C} I ..-pUY11 ean. . - w~ _,. ,._. .... reollzed w11a1t 111*1 .. bve been Luge 1111110 for the lllld ~ Ill the Letart orea by IIF. LIDk, 1111 emmwllty IIU auffWid by the ~ BulldinJ- 1114 laado ore deter• lclriUDI Wider the pr_.,t relllal plaD. A -lar&e 1114 prodDctive area ltaao .,_ lllreD . · irom the Melp e<.OOOIIIJ'· U Jlr, Uat II rtgiU, · llld th- II DO llnmedilte 111e to be made a( the land llldualrially, Melp county bq been bit a harder blow than many peopla realize at thla time. Letart - 1llerally tbe garden tpet el 1111 COUIIIJ, willa ~ af dolLua IIIDlllllJ' ; r\"hoayer by the Re'f Waldo J. Bartels opened the meeting Perfect attendance pim. wero d Rev . Bartels by the request of Robert Coates, president, awarded Sunday at lbl:! Syn<-"Ust MettlodJat Church Sunday School a!rved as chairman for the meetmg. Coates was unable to pre- to the foJiowing: , I )ide due to illness a year pins· Adria S&Jore. Brentll th£ 1959 congrel§'a ' E&R deacon, and Roy Holter, E&R Sayre Clarice Norris and Brenda ·•· 'Y9nal meetings were rud by Y!Js.s dea!<ion, who were elected for a Norri~. ~ ~ry . Virgima Re1bel, church rour . year term at t~e !...unday 7 year pm : Frant1in Rizer ~ ~nell seerelar)' The trea"urer s meetmg Members ret1nng from 5 year pins· Marcu Karr, Mrs. ~ott and the proposed budget lhe cuuncll an W A Gibbs, Pre1 Edna Carleton Wanda Rizer Frar1· ;.t~ 1960 were g1ven hy John MILch 1 byter1an elder, :~J. Jss Evelyn 1',1ck , klm Rtzer If. Bobby Wmeb~ennet, ,'t~asurer 1 he n•port of the aud md G 0 Schmoll, E&R deacons. 1 Mickey Wmebrenner Suianri'e , ~ting commltld', V1rg1l Campbell! f<.Biph Camp~ll . supertntendent Winebrenner and Rob~rt Wmgerit , a~td W. A ))rake was accepted of 1ne Sunday School, spoke brief· t year pins . Addle N'orr1s, early on the wurk be1ng done m that roll Norru, Debbie Norns. Jeame i A lett~r ul th;mks ~as read from d£'paJtm r nl and l'Kpressed ~Is ap· Manuel, Janzce Manuel. Patty &by Kalm;~n fur the Chn!ll:mu pren:tJun fur the coopt!ratzon of Wmebrenner, Jean Kloes, Kathy Dtft sent hJ m \1r Kalman. a na Lh e s U1.u:J ·' y S-h~·l · h''' and F.anc1s and Miles Rizer "& " ._..... Lea~· ,liVe of Hungary IS attE-ndmg Ohw ofl1cers Pllmphlets on the annual Gl..adfs Robson , 3 year pins ,University and was guest speaker, report:-. on the vanous committees Margaret E.ehmger, Lmda Elchmat the chur~h lor ,the November 11 nd orl;la ntzat lons were d•Blributed 1get:, Marte Houdashelt, Lmda Nezth~nk offerm~ serVIce of the Wom The Lord s Prayer Ill unuon and gler, Mrs Royal Thomas, Brad en 8 Gu1ld ~[l.!;s 1\Jbel, un behalf the recessiOnal hymn concluded Teaford Bruce Teaford and Ruth 0 ( the chunh lOI.HICII , thanked the meetmg A T~ both Re~ and Mr~> Barteb fur the nn •Cis&. hours they have gJvt'n 1!1 11tudy, 2 year pms : Jean Duerr. Su111e Tuford, A.pnl 'J eaford, ,Pauline plannmg ar.d !,U perVISIOn to the remodeling of the Beth;wy hmld· • :Decker, Miry L Cundiff, Pet1e CUnd iff, Billie Jean Cund tH, Stef· mg which ~~ now the rducallunal bUJidm s ' .? i Wmebrenner, Ruth W1nebrellf , Nancy Parker 11nd Blllf Minute~ of ~t~i~;~:~~~~ · The of/iclal'Business bOard ' of Heath lar meeting ;>uqday evening mas as cbatrman. Mr. McCoouuf.opened T Spea kAt BPW Meeting Tuesdoy I'"'""· Meigs Nath:e Died Saturday At St. 1 I OB!·SASfiED 1l!m . o~tolf~c . , al embroldored Sandra 1 flrea• h me 11lk aatln. il Gal)Jpolta Clin(c· \IPU l)e tbe Jcilfu .cifld!ff, speaker for tht program . and J ohnny E1chzn- ! ger. ' win ter colleccll~lo:n~ L:~ey~;~~: Mrs Ehzal:.oeth H1bba, cha~.rman · j Thf' all-over .e! of the helllth 'lind safety commit· Dana Wtnebrenner, 'who has ser descent beads Ia 1potted 'll'lth tee IS •n {'barge of the program as· Hld as supermtendenl of the Sun an applique or b•:Jy-lf.t.ad sl!>Led by Mh;s Jean Lama Mrs. school for the ~a st nzne years , IP e~n leaveN. .. ~'ra nees Roush . Mrs Audrey TheO· subm1tted his reszgnatlon 0 MEIGS THEATRE ____ Pomeroy, Ohio CA~IE TO t:OitDURA" Gary Cor>pL·r - ]{II.;; lf.llyworth "THI!."'Y Dr. Jones To Speak At 2nd r-M-a-in-l.y_A_b_o_u_t-,!Mission School Dr. Cassa ndra Jonea, LSken, w1U People be the spea ker sunday at the second School of Mt!JJOhf to be ALGIERS, Algeria lTJ'J - MosrebeiB ambushed a French 1tary detachmenL at ' Arago, 24 milt'S northwest of Co nstantine. Six rrench soldi ers were ktlled and two wounded In Pomeroy • y LUCILLE HAWKINS YOU SAVE TIME AND MONEY Why hurry, hurry? When we do the Bechtle,Euler, c. M.Wayne Ht nnesy and Jack Mrs. James Gibbons, l':merson Jones joy extra time for shopping and all your activities. And the cost Is low, too! Try Us ITt h 8. hdgy A Celebrated t Haggerty Home Same Day Service Soon! " . . IU . tor ..... ~ Cllpl ' " - M ... .. "' II ""~"'·':?=i:''!. ~ .,.. ···~ · ~ J ~qr.-.~·' ~; itWt'.J.... ~~1 ., ~ , .~lit. .,.!;~ .,. "ttL *'~0-~~ ri:ll <:• • ; • •\ · ' !'.!tof; ~ ' ' ' o. '• --r---~-~ - ~ ·- ~~ - . .' '. . " .,· I, ~ 4 li. !*-<• t!IS t _ 1 -~~. I) unt • .t • ~JC q ~21 I 9)1 at y a; ,;:' -:' . Pometoy-Middleport. II G • '~ .I M9re·.Yet To Take4)ff. ·. Delayed Board·lteorg...ati~n meet. 39 In. . . . .. ........-._,_... ............ - · Ohio: llrlof ,...... .... ~ ly - -~-- • _______________.__________________________________., • - I ' "'* Spaye4 Female $3.00 Male Dol ,2.00 p.oo femllle Kellllll LletDH •10.00 OwDen N~e ..... ........... , , .. . , •..•...•• , , . , • , ..••••• , ••••• l957 a:t)ICL( 4. D90;R Hardtop. Automatic Trans. Power Brakes: R&f'l. t195~ ·~FDllDY. 4~no01t' '..... ,,' r( ,, Country SedCifl Stntiod ,Wf!goft.0)4..Mo1ff~Hs~R&H. ' '55 AutorrioflcTran$1' New' White Sidewall Tirt!s. '· R. State Offi~W· ' . . :·· ToTalkF9r .. 1959 FORD GAl.AX.tA· .. stoet.' !Ju. mil.;, Sunllner. Fully equipped. I,ef~ over from l9$9 This car can be bought at a bargolll; . " i ~'~; &,QOC) . .. · . ·. . :. ' · ,: • • 1 !l· l' '-'.: ~~t· tn ~ .. } ·,· ~: .. · . " Ohio Board Of Education Has Women Chatged New.'Officers, Bigger Program ~·<ti~iG toe-~·~ After ;:~~~~~ti:~~.~~ pre- I On (UP!)- The state Board'ot'EducaUon began by electing new o!flcen, wek:omlpg five l••t•ar_eitt approving a school program for cblldreo of V. DISalle addrest1ed the· board, along with Jitmes LaJIIZ (lJ.Falrfleld) and Atty. Gen. the 23-member bodi seWed down to.its meellitg of 1960. ''·•· 1 ·"I • I' ' OWDMBPo o •• • o' oo • '.' 0 •<I•• T I lltkl '' L l1 C>'lJI• •' . _, .• " ' ' .~ . ~J'it ' .· . ' . t t'i"\ be a Cub l,.eaders oourse o(fered for in the MGM Dlaof AmericA. Sun from ·1 p. ni: 1UDtll Israe.Ute In 11t I 1 • • 0 0 •' • , ,' IT ''o',f ' •' I' •;1 • • t.;'• ' L. • ~ "'t~ ;' I ' [<. ' ~I I " ' . . I'"•' '' ' · ·······-~·······-~··· ' 'l•ltJII ························~·········· ,.t.,.l Te eft I. I GORDON CA.LISM'i:.L · COUNTY AUDiT OR of ~eqi Otiuoty liat IaCer tbUI Jan. 10, 11141 10 mid PIYba& 1, ,J\ AGeodftlaiJ ' . .. . ' , ' ' '· '"""'' dl)i'gJ:v:ntn, 'l'lh9 Carla Jean. Wid waa 1uest ol hOnor at 1 pW ~ '"eniBJ, It the DAV biD II~D ,bJ Iter oar-· ents, Mr. 1nd M'ra,,..:cut Will , In ·~~~~~~:~;of~ her ~ bl,thrlay, ,_ lDcladed 1 large 18 the nU and purple • • ail; Attention-Dog Owners To obtain license by mall, flllln &nd mall thls form to GORDON CALDWELL, COUNTY \UDITOR, Melp County, Pom oroy, Oblo. Enclose aelf-addre11H4 SIIDIPIII envelope and priCe of Ucenae. L~·"'"'si'·l·~ 1< I Carla Jean Guest Of Honor AtSaturdayParty rtolof .... All Clea~ And . R•ody -~T· ;: . ~ 1 , , ' LAUNDERERS - DRY ClEANERS DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE Of' 11le0 D ~q , LICENSE IS JANUARY 20th. UNE DOLLAR (.1.00) PENALTY IF Ll'CE~SE l,S ,PU~ClfA:SED . AFTER .THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIBNct ~~ ~XN'6V APPLibATION BLANK AND tiiAlL TO THE COUNTY AUDJ'fOR AT T H'!: COURT HOUSil NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOR EACH DO G. MALE OR FEMAJ.I, .... - ............. ,......... -"as I t:hinese Pilot Makes Good To Formosa, But Dits. '\ ll•·~, ~ ll'_. · "if'erd 'DeaJeioi;~ :rea 1!11-- .I PRESTON' MOTO-RS Frem Ill.,..... Polrey & Sewerage Voted By Middleport Council church will Mary~~·~Preto~~-~~~!!!!·!~!~~!~~-~ ~~;~~P:IUT~,~of~t~bc::S~t. 1officiate. ,.~, - Bay,· . iMO. r t;esday, J.nnDI'V 12, tacled ..-.u7, told The Dall,y ..,..... ., telephone that tile Letart Jaa4 ... ... llbowo pruopecli.. IDMokln. But lie ....... lA> elaborate. · Tbere Ia Jlttle doubt that tiiJre mediate action contemplaled, l8al t11111rnn agree, citing as their authorlt,. tbe oJ4 pn. verb that "where there Ia smote tiiJre 1a fire." Aa to Ita nature 1114 Its ~ Ill tile local economy, only lillie will telL TM Dally Senllnel will Dep Weather enttne I "· ' -~ - ~~-+c~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~--------~--------~----~------------·~--~--~--------_., &rious Din~ Of"Cl~rk ·Htii Ji" • ~ l'e· ae ·•~ 1 . , I'. . ,..._..,.,.....,._ } On~Y~~i'!~. '( · · " Funeral servlees Will be at the Ruttencutter Funeral BIMDt' in St. Marys Tuesday at one o'clock. Bar-ial will be made iD the Beech Grove eemetet,y at Pomeroy. BeY. Robinsons 'l'rl·Luater Cleanen PHONE 8201.J 1D Mlddlepo11 UH.-A • e· e · ~IIJG.IC IUC\11 ~~ Around And About Middleport "· · held at the :idason Clty M•1.hodlst Church , · , CHUcm fOR totAl ~~r~!F~h: I laundry, you can en· I , film of Bishop w erner being shown. • . Attending the m.eetm~ were Rev. R11ymon KOnkrl.ght, Mr McComas, ·,1~s Nan Moore, Nellie Zerkle, : fi'r1eda Faehnle, Mrs. Chesher, Mr. aud Mra. Emmilh, Robert Harrill, '11ss Bess Sahborn, Fred Hlbbs, Jone& wdl s~e'): on '' An Howard Snyder of Parkersburg, tO Darknells" qn Jin; 17 while W. Va, vzsit~d with Mr and Mrs. Brown wi11 sp~lilt OD "The Bent=- Wolfe and Mrs. William ~~~~_lenge oJ Africa" pn :January By FRID!il~ !fOUDA..HILT, B 11 ~t.er . Mr. Snyder u a nephew oi 24. A panel disc ussion will, be held Mrs. 'Wolfe and Mrs. Baxter. Qn Janl.llrY 31 on th.e topic "A(· Mr. and Mrs. Mtl1lrd Pierce twlrs, Addt.e urueaer retu~ned rica is'' WHitlng." Dr. Jone• Ia a spent Sunday in Allums where home Sunday evening a lter a rormer Afncan medical roluion- they visitt d w1th their daugll'ee.r, weeka vis1t m Lanra11ter with Mr ary. · ' P1x1e, B st)Jdent at Ohio Uni 11ersi(l'. aud Mfs. R. 8. Wllkm s, who ac· Tho School o! Missions Is . bemg Mr!j. Walter Croob wall ·a bUii; comparued her home. planned for the entire family •wUh nest~ vts1tar tn .11\tbcnt Saturi:trtY: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson Lbe evening each Sundar be·kl· 'feach~~s and offi~rs , ll'IMtiii.W and daughLer, Roberta Jane re· rung w1th dmner Ill ~.3{} o cloclc:·In of the F1nt Baptist Church will turned to the 1r home, BrtdgeviUe, charge of table · dccorationa and be held Frida)' evening at 7:30 Pa , Sunday evenin11 after a visit meal arrangements are Mn. Jo· <tt the home of Tony Fowler. w1th Mrs. C. E. Nease and attended anne Green, Edna Wise and Mrs. the Me,er·Mather wedding. li udrun Schaekel. Mr .and :Jrs. Robert SpJde of Mr and Mrs. Theo Kaspar and Spectal f•lma will be shown eadl Bucyrus spent the weekend villt· famtly af ·Jtm~evllle, 111. an(t Lift. w=~~~ 1o ..e Hult. and youft. ina relatives in Rutland . Tbey Mrs. Homer Kupar and raw· ur the lntermedillte IHII were aceompanted tb Middleport of Dayton arrived satttrtllr MYF. The latter group w111 by ¥1cbael and O,bra Turner, ll;,~;~;;'·· called by the Illness of med also by themselves with MN. children of Mr. 1110d ~Jn. Robert Arnold, El11.al-leth Capehart and Mra. Sar- Turner, wllo they vlaited with all Spencer in chartce. lheir graJJdp,arentll, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy of Columbus spent Prunary yountc~ter~:~ will be di- Joe Turner. The returned to theJr lhe weekend with his parent&, Mr. rected hy Mra Carol Proffitt and home Sunday. 11.11d ft\rs. William Kennedy. Mn. Lavers Ye11~er wlllle Junu~r • ' ~Mr, and M111., Theron Johtiaoo' of Mrs. Har Iey HoIcom h an d l am II Y age children will be un der •·~~~·•· Letart entertained Soliday'{liOi'lorof London, Ohio visited Sunduy Jean WHrner and Mrt. Betty LhUt. ing the lat.t..•'a m t.he M · Pr d wtth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burt ~ader of the school Is Mts. Philson, ~~ oble~an~ ~; h:r and family. Eve lyn Proffttt. bb'thday• . Gueats Included Mrs 1 Mr and Mrs. Wayne Russell or We Can LouiS\' I lie, Ky, were weekend PhU&on'l son, Mr. and Mrs. l1hlls:on guests of hie mother, Mr·j. Samp ~ 1ft ant;l son, Rush, of Mlddli-p·;rt. " Give You R~ell , Charlc5 Faulkner of CIHi t'lcston, Va.. spen~ SundaY Wl'h. hilt Mrs. c }', Tbompkloii returned ' I· Mr,. • 'Jiftlei , 113Wkner Jn home Sund•y • .rw underaotnl On Request at Holztr Hospital and is . 1 Mr. ~ua Mn. Bob Haagcrty efl• Mattie Bush has been reEb''"""h returned a group of boys and ill with the flu the studzes ut Jun10r High, thi 1 ltcmor of their son, Chip· at her home oh Ash St. after a weeks Ulneu celebrated bll seven\11 Sanborn and Mr1 Ma· 1birthdLIY saturday,. The part)> wu were dinner guests in the basement of til•lr new Roscoe Fowler at DEVILOP HYBRID ANIMAL LONDON UPI _ Commumst 1 on Beech $t. Games were country home on Leadins:: Gltinese acientlsh In Tibet have played and pttlCI awarded to Pat · • Mr. and Mn. Emerson Jones euccessfuily croned a yak and a IArcher, PaUy GrOPIIft, and J1mmy Hol5teih bull, according to Radio Wildermuth. )Us. Haggerty, _. ar.d daughter, iBarbara. vllited rei· Roblaaon'o Cleanen by Mrs. William ~versdn, atlve1 in AtheM, Sunday. They al· 1Peiping. Tbl!l broadcat'\. sa id the PHONE 122 , resultinc hybrid produced el&ht ICe cream and cake to the 10 vialted thel'f dauahter, Shlron, times a1 much milk as the yak and honoree. a ltudent at OU. Je P-oroy 1nd can stand the rugged Tibetan preaent included, Jim• ijiijiijiiiji,ijjiiijiiijiijiijjijiicllmate better than the Holstein M•lll, ALWAYS IN A RUSH? WE'LL HELP __ bald , Mn Glona Ebersbadt, and Hts !IUccessor bas not yet been Mrs Dorothy Jenk JJUI. named ... TONIGHT and TUESDAY U6 Mr McComas pres1ded over the 1- " " - " - - - - - - - - - businl'as aession when several ~:b urch maaen we!'e disc:1ssed. It I'Hd Slllaon ..d Georce HIIJ:ris ·.vae announeed that frllmsl.era Rec· aud Kenneth Lawtulnt were award· Jf! llltiOn Day wouid be observed ell tenderfoot badpo, lh tim llep Su:~day, January 17 In acoulinc. It was voted by the ::rouo to &eeond, dill have a prayer Vtg.il :'b:rch 2, ·.vhlch IS Ash Wcdnct~d:Jy. The church will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. that day for -nf:dJt• wn and Rraye.r by .dilfrE"nt gro•tps. Tire young peop:e's J:: ' o !'lS ''ould be ~trved communu n follow~d by a break!ast bcl'ore goltlg w st:1ool. The mlnister anntluncrd a sUbdistrict meeting at the chu\ch for :.farch 1. The theme fo r Ihe roeet· 1ng wtll be "Preparin l{ (01' D)'ilamIa one 1<'! D!sciples)lip" The Rev. Petitt, of St pastor of the Methodist t hurtb tn Mn. J11ckson will be the speJ.kcr wltb Iz.,kle. church councrl tht• nomtnatmg The Busmess and ProfessiOnal committee Charles Werry. Walter Women 's Club wlll hold 1ts monI year pins: LIQYd J enkms, Mr. Grueser and M1 • I B Weed, pre· thly meeting Tuesday ev( nlng m Ross Norris, Mrs. Rost ~ented the fo llowmg for church the dtnmg room of the M ~;o n ic Norris, Troy Zwtllmg, RuJSsell eouncrl P hil Wtlllamsrm I'rl!sby Temple Following the dinner. Zw lllmg, Helen Tuford , 8.1ndra tertan "lrle r, ~rss Fllzabeth F1ek, Oscar. <;Jark, hur.i •~•I._ t bo~ ·L~n :tirenell , Joyce 44 't,''j~~ devottonal period, tak•:tr, the sciipture froin S . pressed the though~ tha: appeals to each of terent way. 'J'h·s was p;a)oer. I I Dr Oscar Clark At th e Decemhl!t nw£tmg uf lhe Heath 01urch Offiiciol I bolJtertq the Joeal.-.ny fl'om.trudl eropl ralaell cmlhe tertlla-. AI lledmao, of the Olllo Chlmber of ~ 111en:e lDdtutrlaJ Developll!eot Dept., - 21 to II tl,_iUICC �orse , rg nc sq doe n In need of ap roac g • OK'd "' ' I ., ' .. . .·' "' ' ,, '• i. .•, • ' . ' �--~--~·-~-~~----- • ' BASKETBAU Ashburn Traded· ucks Win Big, Like Old Grid Teams motorboat ownen wbo are 1portamen and flahe:rmen. one look at .aome of. the motor· clrivers on the Ohio River convince u1 •ll that there lot of tbe other kind NEWS f'OR 'J'BE SPORTS MAN _SCORES Lucas Sidelined Didn't Slow Up w~~l;!.~ ::-;,~ .sc~7~s . Camq.. Tech CHon 50 Sharp Shooting Men Of Fred Taylor's ~:;";'Do'!...;:!._ 71 C:ity 42 UnltH p.,.. lnterMtioMI the toP sconng , ma·o J r colleg• t eam in It on their baaloetbaU rtvals In the same "show·tnem-no-mercy" manner that made their football forces famous 25 years aa:o. The Buckeyes wore out both the official scorer and the Unlversi!Y of Delawwe In a 11J9.38 romp at Columbus, !4onday 8 k Obio S"le' ~ • uc efe&, the natlo~1 111'8 piling ~ T.....,... 103 Louiti•n• St. 79 florida 19 Aloltoma 76 Vh·olnle Ted. 79 Mo...._lt 72 Goorolo ToCh 91 ""NI,.Ippl 66 Clt..W 59 Fu...,.n Js Yendorbllt 79 Mlulaal.,.l St. 72 ,..... Ohio 11 St. Mi<h...., n 109 Dol•"f•ro 31 To Cubs For Dark, 2 Others CHJCAGO UPl-The major league'll newest trade today 1ent vet· eran centerfielder Richie Aabbum from the Philadelphia Phillie' to the Chlc:&~o Cubs in exchange tor third baseman Alvln Dark and two other players.· Officials or OOth clubB sai4 the rJea:l waa just wbat the doctor ordered. night even though their shooting ace, Jerry Lucas, was side- North••.tem 77 WIKOnaln " lined with an anile injury. Mluourl " Ntbrelb 61 The followlltl I•Her h.. been ....alnd ...lative fg tfM. UM of outlloard nwtof"' In Forked Run Lake. Editor - Thus far lbe fourth-ranked Buckeyes bave Kored a total of 1.119 polnta in 12 pmes, '10 of which they have won. That total is even better than the 1,111 by top-ranked Cincinnati in the same number of eont.HU and &ivea ohio State an average or 93 point. per eame or better than two point. per mtnute. _ lD the midaL of Ulit eomueopla., tbe Buckeye. took over aole polaeutoa .or the Bl.a: Ten lud when both Michigan State and Purdue l01t Monday ntaht. The 109 potat8 &la1DJt Delawtre wu an .n-tJme hl&h for tiM Buck· eyea, whole preyiaua belt wu lOIS apioat Klaml CI'IL) in 1DOI. The atnd7 now of. potall bro~t .,.., mtmorie& of 10me of Oh•o State' footbtU juaemaut of the 30'a. uacter Coach J'nocll A. Sclunidt which ran up tuch add~l ~DJ~ebi.De fltwu U 80-7 •.lt&inlt Drake, 1M tllinlt Welt· em Retone 1Dd 10-0 aptut New York UnivenitJ. Church League Begins Play On Janwtrv 17th · 114 Condor Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, Jamury 9, 1960. Editor, The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy, Ohio. The writer baa rowed from one end of Forked Run lAte to the otber end. He ha1 tlto walked In tod•y'& issue of "The Sen- from No. 9 Road down to the lake to fllh many, ma~Q~ tJ.mea. Re W To a. Sold To The walked many mUea of the lhoreline of thill lake IIDd obHrved High I I many wonderful IOQDds and •ichtiJ;b;~iu;i'i, ONE 1958 DODGE that would have been lmpoulble in a motorboat. TON TRUCK In the article, 1t wu pointed out that a 1peed llmlt of. five or ten mUes per hour for motors oou1d be aet and 1trictly enloreed Thl.t is a laugh! Buckeye Late bas 1ucb law1 in effect, ·b ut motor boatl run wild in thll lake, and recently a man Wll kilJed tbere by a motorboat "hotrodder." There are, I know, many good, At the R. H. Rawlh"' Sons Co. Middleport, Ohlo, On The ZOth day of January 1980 At 10 O'Cioek A.M. ly Atent for R. H. Rawlinp 10M Cornp•nr, R E. GRINDLEY, SR. Philiies Manager Eddie Sawyer, who also picked up righthlll.ded Illinois 11 Purdu. 7S pitcher Johnny Buzhardt · 11.nd low• f2. Mlchl.. n St. 79 rookie third baseman Jim Woods, Tn• 12 Arbnsaa 66 said both dubs profited by t..li.e Color.- "~ KaftUa 61 deal. Wathlntton 57 St. 51 '"Ashburn is a good .h alt pLayer and should help the Cubs" M • gth said. "Dark will .be a nteadyinJ Monti Len ens Lead influence in our infield and he Over Dow In LA Open should be able to play about LOS ANGELES UPI _ Eric half the games." Monti, a slim teaching pro from ju1t down the street, today seeks FOUR INDIANS SIGN to become the fifth golfer in the CLEVELAND, Ohio UPI~history or the $3'7 ~ Los ~ngel~s ond-baseman Johnny Temp)e.. Open to ~eore . a w~re-t~-wtre ~lc· pitchers Bobby Locke and Al Cltory in the wmter 1 flfllt major cotte and infielder Bii)Jr Moran tournament. have signed 1960 contraeta with After going into Monday's post- ,the Cleveland lndlaas. poned third round with a one11troke lead over ·Dow Finsterwald, of Tequesta, Fla., at 127, Monti shot the day's best round - a three·under par 68 for a 20a total -while his neare1t rival got fl 71. Tbat gave Mont.i a folli'·StrOkt! advantage over Finaterrald entirIDJ today's fjn8l round of the '72· bole tourney. o......, PROVIDINCI, R. I. UPIence, Klch111il State and Purdue Geo,... Mlddox, 1534, Hy•nnls. were tumbllq into a four--wl)" tie Mut... outpolnted J•ckaon Brown, for aeeond.pllce lnllde u. Iowa 156. ~. 10. banded lollohlpn Stele Ita lint ;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,'II conference defeat, ~79, 1t Iowa City, Iowa, and mliloll did tbe same to Purdue, 81-'JG, at Lafu- For Rent AII·Ameriel!l . Jerry Wilt ocond 22 polnto ••d plcltt<l off 19 ,... bounds in leadiDI the Mouatatn- atnlJht ~ ern Conference trtumpb, over WIUiam lr. llii'J. Call lor cash now. Par biiiL ,luy bargains. Start the year rl~ E¥eiybody likes ana City Loan acc•unt. Be thrilly in 60. We are backiiiK, ...Ve11body we can right now • , • las~ fair and square. SouthM-74 loftll..., ALSO ~ppel'S - Tbreads - Buttono SINGER SALES & SERVICE THE Fabric Shop E. Main, St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 4-~-M Drastically Reduced INQUIRE QIFF'S SHOE REPAIR 192 N. S.oeand lt. US, , _ Mlcklle,ort E. Main Street ' · .• ., u.,.... " ... ,_~¥•' 81 au ~n- ,I!J)CP ,ao steamboat ~P~ Penonoucy ltUI ,'21·.' ooro 5:80 Superman . ti:OO Steamboat Bill 1:00 The t"?"' . t'oao~ ton" 'In !rrsflil't!. s:OO ~f!~i!~~ty ' CanDonball 7:S0 Laramie !tm'li~ ... · ,. " ~lml took the MIDUle Of lbe the hlgtJ-flyinlt and never =~~ - ~~~!t!!~~w~~Gr~w 8:30 nbber McGee and M'oiU e!OO Arthur Murray pq &lilo Stortlm• 10::t0 Phll Sllven Show Jim,..,.._- UIDO Ne'w s Ke•~ua.;, . natUdb • · . I'~"""' " j!'o. • ln at. in 1 Allegheny •t Jolin in a Prelidenb Confe,.nee ed TlffiD. at Bluffton, at M1Lone, FenD at Reserve and &ldwinat Eutern Mlchiaan. lame; . J:30 Newa Pietuftt , 6,~ HonUer Bl'inld"" RoiiOl'l au. · ua, IP•JJI\ flrot '· ,;;; ~·f..,_ · 8'15 Tile I U W•atMreut · uau W•olber<m " IJIP!!'I', with Xai'Jer, ere• hall irtinJSeiJ lfu 1 t fft1" 8:30 From 1"bete Bootl ·,','~ Hollie- on Rlllh Jtreet '1:00 '•<11 9 ~- . Rwl<.in•. • ~··a · ~ric~ Collf~e """'" and del:l!.~n have been ha ~, 1~ Youns Ill'. IIIIC!le O;:IG Weaf!lerwt 6~ !:'\c.& Pl.r\~ a"-6 H~nuoi'''BriDklor ·Boport _ U ~15 .Jaek P•IJ' li<JO oilp <IU c...."...u.. Truth or Con~equeoeea 12:30 IIIli.f!ulday ~.... Yoo aat - •hot 1o .,." ,, . ,. Mlorhl'o dOwn 0114 0111 Jto.io~ mor be blttlni tbetr otrldo ii'l+ot after one of their' .DOC)telt in yean. · 'ihita · 10 ,.., ~.~. ~unch 10 ~- ......., a 1- 1 .1:00 o.~.-.......~ .. Chonl\•13-1uesdOJ ,30 • " ~ --·I ..:00 Bone on SL.!de-' M' D-.1-..L!-• .Ge·t ~~ f 8 J8nDIU!IUMWil't On Victory Track .At Xavier 0 ' TELEVISiON . GUID. WSA%.TV (:hannel 3 ;~: ;a,:~n~atn UO PriOo lO Rlsht --LitMUI ·Ga-' t- Wl!lnlldiJ ,g:~ ~~. ~·~.!'U'11 - 15~ Sign, On 6 :00 continental Clusroom ~.00 Today 1 Ka.tie Doonu. s~ ~ COIDfllt .~' i [ •:to , Hill> . _ _.., ... ,,.. JljP, Three Game 11\d·, - 10:30 M~. and Mrs. North , Qoutloithol~ J . Balla.y 1 -~I U:16 Thl!· Jaak Pur Show 11-" .!;110,•. 311111!11 ,, ITANDINH Channe1·8-1'uesdfa\ \ 11:80 }:t ; ~~6"lfl0 American Bancbb'lild. The Bn•.n•• 12'00 J!eotlea Gun 5!:10 Rln Tin Tin 8;00 8aJl Ff~lltlf<!~· a;.ae Your Elso R~ an. Hilb &inllt Game - U:OO Newa U.CU!Ael IH~ '!JoaU,.ftut · ·WCM$.T'V' (t-,.nnel 8 1 8:40 WeatharmUI 6;46 Daly ,....,. ~obn ~:~ ~:.;n;:x l:80 wu: of }.Jfe · · 1n ·COu ::: 39 • ~ &:00 Arl1erican Br.nd1l11nd &:30 My Friend Fll<:ka 6;(10 San l'randlcQ :a.t IO:liU Keep Talklllll ll'OO Tb~ News ToruPI UO Wealberman 6,4; John Daly NtWI , •·analng t"''"' Wttther 11·AAr ~ IIIP lt:U Sports R""ort 7:00 Four .Just lien 7:30 Brave Stallion B:OO W. Va. - Va. BasketbaU- t:ao· · WltD 0.. Yno Trull 21 30\1 ,. 16& 36 SIOAL STANDII<GS Toom W. • 6 5 3 L. 0 1 I 8 4 2 ' ment Block, - Team 1 gam.....SwiJher a11d. He,..,_ se Mas 941. Top Fhoa...'f' I. Louks 1 Jt · 1.:te. Late ShoW 11. !lam 12,411 Sip Off F. Bowl!l\-oL, 1 • . o • .ne '. tco.tlftJ . Jla!n•w.ood ' ~A 274• 305 ·3M 318 lll6 !188 88'1 430 .. .,._ Aw. . ,, ·-·~·· A. " 440 377 3116 300 299 102 &Ia z iTI Clatwortb)'-.J. Dutlf 171 G-. McKlnney ttr· ll. Houdashelt , IIi· B. iMcKinneyo.A IIIIi""*'' itr Hltll! fl ... 1!1*...,.. , ~;~~ Sli>~ , · eta• s...w.._llill :&~ '~'1tN:·'f'-.. 13t 21.'1 l111 16.8 98 16.3 116 16.0 ... ': " . 81h 14.8 1133 122 016 ~ ,.85 .1".2 !h Pomeroy, Ohio l Love IAioy For 78 7& 6 7& 6 ' 74 6 • & December Bride Love o.i IJ!e Houn; 91o 5 - Thunday 9111 N0011 Pho11e 197 E. MilD 81. ' Beller or Wono Wells. 6 6 3 6 :· .18.0 12.8 12.d 12.3 70 11.7 68 11.3 '' 34 11.3 66 10.8 G ftl 10.2 _, , .. 20 10.0 ., 20 10.p .• ~tlli 2 2 Houaeit]li':miilire "KWA STANDINGS I une Cltannel 13 Wednesday l:lJO News -IS -mE BEASON UPI - Billy halfback lllululp~l b11 sian· RedUina Leaaue. D Tlnaes lu IIIIU YORK 1 th•lcl;· 1\1 faces two DUTTON DRUG CO. ' lor tho olxlh with llrst-plo<O polnt1. ao basketball raUnp recnrdo lhrouch Jao. parentheae1): · a 8:811 Bi'oaldul Party 1:10 " mmunlty ond locel •ew• · a:U lC.al<tatl Partr .1o;1!0 collee Time ' ' · 11lt15 S'I_Op Shop 10.:30 Moming ·DevOttbnl T•111 hlftta I. Clndnnatl • • • • so (1U) 10 MIDDLBPORT 'S UI·Y • 8. Soutl!em Col . • . . 25% Di•count · Utoh .. .. .. . .. .. (111-4) 11 (114) 'N SL Lnltlo .. .. .. (10-3) to tO:U Country 'Hoedown 1Jil0 Farm Market Report ' Sjfpio Grade Team .• ' ' .. ,.,.--.._, ...,........... Go On Sale 25.%. O·ff Regqlar p,i,ce "" ,, 'l'"'•<'• _.,_ • «:eme Ia Alld See%11 l'e• ~. I • ' . ' ~. 't\ ' ·'·,;~,-Sale ' . . ., . .• .' Tbele Are Cuey oat ' ~ . ' .. I'\'PI<"'~....;.w. ..,. ;"itA. I '''":-' ' ' V«- w-aseaa Coven ' . . ' -· ' ' I'' "" . ' ' . '•· Prices End ·Janucny 3otb . ,. ! ' I .' ' We I'IIMnlee O..r ltlercllaiMibeZ ' 1, .'. , ~~<; OPEN A NEW 1960 ACCOUNT THIS MUCH ICE AU Our Stock Of Over 800 Seat Coven • ..,,~."( ' I · 1 • ~· POMEROY, OHIO Annual Annex Clearance Sale! ----~------------~----·Howard Zink Covers For Cars ' Wllls . Over Columbia ,,., .\. ·,~ rt';.. I, \'1 • .I :. CAN .STOP YOLJ. ,, ··:... .. I ,.· 'tplllmbla grade 1t!h001, after three ' practice session• in ~!t_ln~ ita basketball team, lost IP.' .., · Harrisonville ..,..., ~~j~~~d~~·~n~i.l;lbt at '''811 l!O 0:30 C0)ll)llllftliY and .~f 'o~ <Ns·~~lj.Oiv•. 1 ~·- ,... ~ ~· ,\ 8 A.M. 1 :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M· 3:$5 P.M. nOWJ 12 N~n j -~·Itt· , ! 1:*.' ~ - 8en'lee• Show ~6>~ Sun~ , ~nade ,, f.ll1 illn off) Ha~ia;;iit.e. J(arrl~nvllle led 4-0, 12-2, .20-.: at. 11)e quarter perlod•. Scoring · for the 'wtnnerl, Dinsmore 4, McGrath 12, JIYrJeU 4, lar"Yis 2, King 2 and 8 118 14.8 • 8 10'7 13.4 8 104 13.0 8 104 13.0 6 77 12.8 7 ll6 12.6 9 112 12.~ , I, 8 99 12.4 01 The O~lo Valley N~ illu.l• Go ,Round 9 144 16.0 8 122 1>,3 7 lllll 1:!i,O NEWS Counlr)' Hoedown N.... Juat' For You 2:ll0 11•1"• !LOcal} .' ;,s~ Music Go Round 3'll0· News .3'3~ Muile .00 Rouod ,;., Radio · Hymn•l a""' Breal<laal ~a)~ New~ . · ••• FOR THE New~ ,l:H( !Mudc Go Round . e:tJ New• , , ~ llreaklaat Porty Preu lnttrnatkmal C•Uioonlo .. .. , 4 (12·1) 808 Weol Vlrllala . . (12·1) 8111 Ohio Stele .. .. .. ( 9-2) 110 Bndley .. .. .. .. (10.1) I'N e. Georate Tech .. . U0.1J 10'1 ,, Teuo All .. .. • 1 (10-ll) Ill '1';, ... Slgo on . Jll;tG RF1D (oouotry and We.- 1~'00 y.~ musicl . :~i30 8:10 Farm :l!arltet Report ' .~lj80 UPI-Cinclnnotl, tou1h oppoaenta Maya 2. For Columbia) HaJe•. 2, Queea and Radekin. 1. I •,1 G. Ph. 7 157 21,1 13 2112 17.6 ' 1117 17.4 r .. WMPO Daily P_rop-aib Schedule 3. 3. 4. 5. 25% Discount ' nm Oeali4entloll 1111;10 On the Go Unlhltl ltreu ma,Jor colle11 A fll&lltled Culomer h Oar t.:artoon Theater P:OO Red Rowe p, ' I 10 11011 737 lcerlnt On Your Radio Dial our t-1:00 ~1 -:o'eltd: New& '.1'~ ~"'!;. 1& 1:- •..- v-. r.w Bearcats Top Poll 6th Week FIRST Ia QUALin FAIRHT In PRIGS FASTtST In SERVIa TI!ST YOUR TV OR RADIO TUBES ON j)UR TESTER FREE OF CHARGE. REPLACE BAD ONES FROM OUR STOCK. COATS BLDG. H 1:15 Captain Jtuaaroo ·;~ 70ft02321 P! 7 2 IJ37 412 11 .1· 5 3 Mll 4611 3 ~ 413 479 26392454 ' ., 2 8 4115 518 fto-r Having TV or Radio A. BAD TUBE- W. L. PF PA 9·t ·o·· WASIIINGTON ..• Ia 81.6 Search for Tomorrow Tbe Guldlnl Lllhl Hoart of' the diJ As the World Tllim TROUBLES? • • ' l Gamet - PoJDeroy ~9,15 ~ Parade . 8!>00 Doug Martin SiloW 9:80 Romper Room m• 12 J ~e- ·• · llae:aerty, 10:00 Wednesday Nigbt Ftghtl Slgo OU 21 Hllht 3 !lameo - H. Cl•lwortb>•.J G&le torm Sbow Beat tbO tlod< 11:10 Yo.,- guo ,, ... '' i lB ' rn t'l 8•,\\J Wy•tt J:I!IMI t:~ .The Rmeman D:3D Philip Marlow:~ 10:00 Alooa Presenll ·J · so;;, m• J'O\I ,,so BTonoo .; w ... Loot ,;30 Honeymooa- ¥ CLELAND'S APPLIANCE FREE PARKING Phone 200 -~. ' '' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .,. Jan. 1~, 11160-G 11:11 Late Show SEE THEM NOW AT IIEIGS' MOST MODERN SHOP - ..... 1Jt, .........., ... y._..,..,...,. o4 Julio Rko, L Now In Sto.lt Washer- Dryer and 2 Electric Ranges 3 ROOMS BATII 4931roadway, Mlddl~rt PIGHT IIIIULTl NEW YORIC U,......._ Ginghams Cottons Percales FLOOR SAMPLES NEW HOUSE ette, Ind. een to their SPRING HOT POINT wu maklnl bay outside tht IBII Ton Confer- TO CLEAN THE SLATE, STAIIT Till YEAR RICHT New I January C'learance While Oldo Stole *300 $600 ... $1000 . 1 , ~ 83 11.9 11.8 10.9 The . ., Pl~ni : ,c · W. L. " PA "2 0 1)9 110 10 8146 · 1 . 1 109110 0 I ~ 71 ·o 2 a, 1u . ' • ' NANCY �' .' . ' .' ( ·~ ' • • ) •• tliUcXU FOI tODAY --·_ __ .,"' 1 _...,. .. .... ~ .... """""''"" HOW'S ) ' THAn · - UPI - • weather': e I ...- - ..... . . ._ . . Cleo<ly, loldtohl· Lllllo _ .-. , _ . • '-' "lw .... .. ·"try 'MI. ~ ... ""' flljft,. w....,.r . 'Go ,""'.... In, tho , w •. t VOL XI NO. __,_.. _...... Olllol Cloudy, ' Tlw...toy. L- ._...,, extr.mt~ lo sovth. Det!tttetl 'l'o. 'l'he l•tere• ,Of l'lle JJelf..II•H• ANti · . '' 228, ~----------------------------~------~--~~~~~-------------------------------------------Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Wiiclnesday, January 13, 1960 IDICILI COPY~ --·----~---------- In 1011<1111 tile reqqtred legal abyeaterdl)', the comml1S810ners weD within lbelr tim& llmlf UO· d~a before election all set law to ' take action on the pe- of lbe H-'ital Boord mode the ' commiutonera lri ' Jayne Shiveler, lnfa,q,t ' daughter of Mr. and M:rt. George ' Hllilh Bldd•r One 1052 ly FRIDDII HOUDA5HEL T Sludcbaker Sedan IAnn's Mrs J E Hull (Lucille DaVJIII stopped at 1s here from Washmgton , D L v1sited wiUI vlstttu~ her Jlarents, Mr and Jackson and Mrs Thomas Dav111 residents. Bend Rotarians Will Participate ~ -·-..:..__ Mrs Robert Reibel and daugh ter, Mr~ Charles Asa Bradbury were Vls !Lors m P~~.rkersburg on ~WV.\ .~irthday Monday MrK Le111er Johnson and ch tl· dren, Mary Sue and DJvid· of Vienna, W Jamea 'i I 0 I I 0 " I In~.Le,_s Paul fi Jo~eeney ' ~~~ .lll•.r . lbe Beunett Poat 128, Amerl· Mr and Mrs Carl Owen have returned home after spendln& the weekend m Dayton with Mr. ,; ,, at .lhe HarUord Me- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lon~e, Don Roach and [1 Hapton!lall, members of can Lcilon, were In Nelsonville Sunday where they 11ttendcd a Le· tt:Jon convention held there -n 1 ' Lv~a •7 t4!C tt • citizms and Univer· wUl addreSB groups and dinners in a period s.urroundlng the T anniversary date. John D. Hoblitzell Jr. wiD apeak to Club on ll'eb. 4 in Souder.11 the Cluzena Nattonal Sank build· . o ~ of Welt Virginia that will pallt in ttate wide observanof West Vir(inla University's birthday, it has been an· Mrs Ltlllan McGhee has moved from the llfl&rtmenl m the Cron building (formerly Miller's Var· 1ety Store) to an aputment ID ' to ''lgMH!• ocnt. U"troatad, It moy devofo' ln.. a chtonlc ctndUlon. CMc:lr. your Docter for ttd•lco 1ft eliot, skin core, ond poaalblo moc:llcatlon-lllon do jv11 01 ow ,horme~clal doo1 wlflt every ''••ulpllon piCKed In hJs ha111f11 lollow O.clor's O«<ort fo tho lofforl " DIPINDAIII PIISOIPTICIII IUVICI R~ . <;1\lb It o"nb serYiee groups in the were w•8'kam:l gueslB or l\olr and Mrs Edison Baker and famlly. Mr Johnson Ill the brother of Mrs Baker Mr and Mrs D Grandmettl of 3tcubenvtlle came Thursday lo r.pend the weekend with their daughter, M.s11 Jean Grandinetti who ts a teacher m the Middleport High Sl'hoo) She resides tn the apartment of Mr and Mrs Many •• th• unsightly •l•mlah•• that cava• •• much 1't11ory could bo avoldltd .,_, ,,.,., ,.,•• •• 11'1 ,., wl.. Va "'"d Mrs. John Goodrtch and Mrs. SAVE NOW! Anna Owen Mr. and Mrs. B. F . Parmalet have returned from Norfolk, Vir· STARK'S PHARMACY gmlll, after vlsiUn& with Mr. and Mrs Dallas Blevlna and family. Betore returnlnlil hon1e they visit· Your Walgreen Ageaey t;, MAIN STREET ed lh Marion, 0., with Wea·.l~e-r · Cold Mr ot Luda Meadow•. mother I ' and Mra. Mn Mrs. C W. Caldwell and POMEROY LIVING ROOM... ' INCLUDES: ·· Specials I ""-I• J •· I• ' 111) I IU f)"t" ''l0 I 1 Fleldcrest "1. I. ' Electric Blankets Single Control $21.95 Dual$28.115 Contr()l ' ' • ·i Ntds ·2 '~ I BEAutiFuL l'A'lili't.,ui~ ..• ~~ ) · . ' I11Ciudu. stor-.· " I ''l BEDROOM ~ Nice a Pe. ' ' · '1 '. 'I LISTEN to Pickens' Hardware Show on WMPO - - 18,90 j{.C, TUesday and Tbursday mor,ni,Dgs at 7:30, broadcast direct fr9m the ~9.85' '. ·' ' . F.lef.tric Blankets Dual Control . . Stnsle $29 95 ') Control • ' ' 1-9x12 •RUG Enjoy real sleeping comfort with a good, dependable automatic blanket·. Choose from single or dual control. Choice General Electric " SOFA and CHAIR ' STEP '' END:TAiii.t:& •· ' ~ "' :·'l , ~TCHmacori~f::t.Uu';:.: ' 1i ·· of colors. . Shiveler Jr.r wae: dedt.eattd 1~ Uae Nmth Street Baptist Cburch Ctncmnall, Sunday, Jan 10. The dedlcflltlon wflli tJly Dr. Ther10n C. Hastam, paator ot churth and Mr and Mrs. Crabtree, of England, no'¥ mg Jn Cincinnati, Were the parenu. ..1 ~ Mr. Sr., . Pomeroy Myers Around And About Middleport To B• Sold To TM Ann late . OPEN ALL DAY EVERY 'DAY .. BA·K·eft Furnit_,., . '• On Tho Brithltll f!qh« In ' ' ' ..' : •' ' • I f r'' ;.' ' ;.; -~ l<' . '' \ I ~ \' I I • Cargo Plane Lands Safely After Fright 1111 � 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 01. January 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 January 12, 1960 shute