https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a7aa3e69f0bb5e8ad20815072de2094.pdf cfde05bb75ec06768943625e4d02b302 PDF Text Text -r -. ~...-. -. ' ' • there for •event weeb. Ipatlent Mr. and Mrs. Wlllilm Seyfried Jr and ehildreD of Gal\ipolb and Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Houduhelt ef S)'racuse and daugbter, Marie "ndergarten Closs Holds Birthday E. Party For Bronwyn Dailey Friday of Athens were Sunday visitors of and Mrs. William Eichinger Sr. Mrs. Eiehincer ts atill very ill. :-u· ~· The s1sth birthday of Bronwyn Dailey , daughter of Mr. and Howard Dailey, was celebrated Last Friday morning dur· !!Ill the morning session of the Kindergarten Clas• at the Mid- iiln. ~port School>. ~., Seated at Bronwyn's' guest table were Billy Buck, Delene :zj'eLega~ ~Helpers Around And Ahout Middleport ---- -for the dinner were Mike Carroll, Mi~~Ses Aoo and Martha Howell, for Bronwyn's birtlhday. Present and MrB. Dai~y and aon, Kevin, and the ·h onored oguest. in eerviDg cup cakes end W:c c::r-.. to tbe children pretent. Favon for the party were clCJWns witbumlll'ollu. At noon on Friday Bronwyn'• pandmotber, Mn. Worley Howell, entertained with a f.amHy dinner TORTURETESTED! • •• =: New McCulloch : I. \ . ........... . . ~:ONII/40 :.., . " ea.~ ~ • ......, . .T..w ..., ~ : CMin a.. '-TMMon_,. ·- . ..., . • .., Dtpenhbllltr 1: •15495 -.= Airman Honored With Dinner At Wildermuth Home Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth entertoiined with a dinner .sunday at then· home, Mulberry Ave., hon. oring their daughter and aon-Jn·law Airman and Mrs. Arthur Nibert, who will leave Sunday, Jan. 31, Cor his new assignment at Kingsville, Texas. Present were the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Mora, Cheftter Road, Mr. and Mn. Norman Fisher, Senecaville, Mr. .and Mr11. Bob W&llll'lley and daughter, Juna Ann, of Middleport, Mrs. Mart Crary and the boat and hostess. Airman Nibert, who is w1th the U. S. Navy, arrived Wednesday for a 15 day furlough with his wife, Donna, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nibert, Gallipolis Mrs. Nibert will acoompany him to Texas. .. ..• •• Pomeroy, Oblo ! High Trade-Ins • TONIGHT 1nd TUESDAY f. MEIGS EQUIPMENT : COMPANY, INC. "TilE FBI STORY" Jame. Stewart - Vera Miles : ••W'htrt Quality Is Paramount" ~ Corner lacoml f, ButMmut ;f'l- M P-.y, 0. Not Open Wednetdty ~·~==~""""'""'===J •soo •500 ...•1000 TO C\EAII TilE SLATE, START THE YEAR RIGHT Coli tor cis~ now. Pay bills. Buy bar· ••ins. Start the year rl1ht. Everybody nianf econ<~:mic a faetory in a h poi.Q.&I up the , and cultural ad- Vantacea offered by f;be Buckeye 1tate. . The regional meeting at Kyger Creek High School Ia the flrll of RC CIOR Console TV a seriea , bein1 · beld tbroutbout Olllo 1>1 the ..,.. otale depart. ment. n marks the beJinninl Of I WO.mOi'ltll drive to &ather data 'On the. ecobomie and indtiab'1al re~ aour~ ,of every eo~uolt.Y In tho attte, data whjcb ultimalel¥ witt be paed to help ettract aew htdultry and promote the. varioua Ph:i•e• of Ohio'• eoonomy. The meeting Ia bolns held hero 1n ec.njul)ctlon witb the JlelpGaUJa Development Aaaoclation, and il expected to attract aome 300 community leaden from Meiga. Gallia, Roas, Me, Scioto, Jack10n, Lawrenee, · Adams and VintOn -counties~ Tlie film wlU .be , a hlgbl[Jht of the p011t-dinner '. program whieb wUI ·be condU<ted by Koder II. Collloon, 4lrector of tho new De· port.,.~t. and bls st~l. 'the movie atiOw.a ·~olOJ"ed e,bartl lnd graphs point ti.p 1 vl~iy Oh'o's .tieb network . of waterlh• her thOUSfllda of mUea of and oil aipelibes, rail and eirJines,l J•• .Miss Audrey Cunni11gham and lloyd Kinzel were married In a double ring ceremony on Jan. 1~ ul Lhe Evangelical United Brethren Church in Mason City. Rev. Ralph Mahoney officiated at the sc,rvicc. 'J'he bride is the daughter of Mr. 2nd ~~ rs. E. E. Kiaer and the Chester groom isKil1zel the sun o( Letart, of Mr and W Va. Mrs. 'J'he bru.le wo'l'e ·a blue wool ~<heath dre!lll w1lh a blue hat atld white accessories. She carried 11 white Bible und a bouquet of pink rosehUd!l. The c!Juple was attended by Mla11 P11tty McDaniel and Uonnie Roush. fo"ollowing the wedding a recep. tion WIUI held at the home of Mr. und Mrs. George Hud11on. Awiating was Mrs. E. E. Killer. , The bride is 11 graduate of Pomeroy High School and is employed at the :darictta Manu[acturinll Company in Pt. Plca11ant. The groom is a Wahama High School llku one City Loan oacount. Be thrifty In 60. we are backlnK everybody we graduate and Is imployed by Okey Howard in New Haven. can rllhl now • , • fast, fair and square. AusUiary To Meet Bouro: 8 lo 1 -Thunrlay 8 til N0011 Pboae 117 E. MolD St Legislative Relief -Must Come FroDJ ·Meinhart, Porter,· , co.Obio-tbe Growth deeld~ to locate certain area, and waterways ani aeaway•, I.He.J. forest. and parks, booming fac· tortes, and thr. Buc:keye state's own "Rubr VaUey" the 9QO.mUe Engagenlerit Is Announced For New Haven Girl Ohio river. Tlie lllm touelioo •lrtuolly eW!7 p~ooe JJl .life II> Obio, ttaf\: lcmg Two Of 'Plutarch's Uves' Studied In Club Met!ting 11lf' 1b~" lll."';llllr~~ . ·do,ri when four maib ,>~ triftt of tnlJrao tloD lroin the :eut led out ol the Allegheny mouilaius down into Oblo'a fertile plains and valleys. ,Tbe Great Books <.:lub met at 1 tlle hOme of Mrl. cedrjc Clark in 1 Middlepor&, TUeaday afternoon. · "Plutarch's Lives" is the 6ook bein& studied tbia year. Mrs. Dale Dutton waa dJscu88ion leader for the alternoon. Two of the "lives" were discussed: "Demetrlua" and ''Antony." During the ·tea hour, tbe club e.n:foyed SOJqe ereat music on re· 'j coMbtgs. The next clUb meetinl will be / Tut~day, Feb. 16, at the home of Mrar. Theodore Reed. Lives to be: ead for the next meeUng are f.~Ale1bladea" and "Pompey." The meeting At ltyger Creek High b a ·d inner meeting, atattlng 0:110 p. l'l· wjth 1!1!> film and• foJlo\\fint. OIT ALL 'IHHI MOST.WANTID PIATURH . ~ ~ -·- I TUII GUAII • SICUIITY IIAliD aacum Come In today I ELBERFELD$ The regular meeting of the La· dies Auxiliary of l',ecney-Bennett Post, American Legion, wHI be held this Tuesday evenin~;~ at 7:30. J'' ollowlng the meeting there w•ll be a social time with ·refreshments being ~~erved . See This At .Baker's •••• aenttne.d In choti.. . of TObberY of tbe Jn West Col· Let• For Delightful DINING • •• ...~, f I FOR THE FINEST EATII'f , ' . .<:HICI<EM One of lho moot ft1olblo dnlcM over·croatt<l·f<!l' the wha y11m for ju&t a touch or the warm, cOJY Colonial ••• tho "NANTUCKET', •. cualom bllilt for you In an ntraordl ..ry colloctloil of beautiful Iabrie~ . . c- from ................. chair, ...,. 1114 choit with ottom1n , •• tttrnal lrtaaurn. . ! 1 ·. modern~ ••• .,,. ''' .:<· \ ~ '- ,; , Top muciHo. dllem~ We offer ,, J ' d? ln. ~ Ul~e Ume.? U. !_lib 'lA your aPl:iCiiOal. w.y.to turn oft' !be pres- ·yJu'r,llitlndey;. and ._e how much more liD!• and ~etgy yOu: !lfH• for 111ore lmportaot maUen. sun: Let us do Costs 110 Ut\1';~. Jpsi call lis! '· ·- Sewerage Divides Middleport Council oeller To Seek Two Year Extension Slate• telll the ototy of what hoplien• when a captain of iildual.r7 Marriage Jan. 15 At Mason City Is Announced MEIGS THEATRE fllq~ 't '• olne-county area. Nellie Zerkle . c. ' nomic Development's :rejional meeting witb civic leaders from a 'q).e nttne Weather otr............. ..t.... iDS in connection with the Ohio Deportment of Jndustrlol ' aDd J!lco. A DRESS ot avocado linen circled with contrutlng band• or butt Jln6n 11 !rom Pauline Trtgere'• eurrtlnt reaort collection. The bodlce reaturea Trl gere'a version or the deep •leeve above shirred fullnel'l.l that converge• at the widely banded waist. bcrs o f the committee are; .Rev . Raymon Konkrlght, L. W. McCom· aa, Mi118 Frieda Faehnle, and Mis& •• •1111 Vlco Rlollonl Nixon. "Mod•atv .......lblta .... ft._.,.-,"Mid lym'- I • e • A color motion picture atarr· A preliminary meetin~: of the Norinating Ct~mmitt ee of Heath Methodist Ch urch of Middleport will be held this Wedne11day even. ing at 7:30 at the church. Mem· i \ ing Brian Donlevy and Otto Krueter will be shown at Kyger Creek HJgh School thiJ Tburlda)r even· Committee To Meet !; -- ... ..., ........ ,..,... , ; MoVie Stars Featured In Kyger Showing By FIII;IDII HOUDAIJf.LT but Reynolds, the teacller n( the ~. ' MODEiT HNATDft . MOIITQQ!IIIRY, Alo. UP,I .... lluorl Spot- (D • • ..,. .... _...., .. .11)0 VOL Xf NO. 239 Mel.anine Hackett, Paul Pearman and Pat Gress. for tibe party included : •. ~·"l M-~--~k ',..,._.., ~en , cu••ne llac e~, ~Deleae ~ Kathy' Llt.ten, ru. 'II 'Lou Phillips and Hel~n Eggert. :·. -Dailey '\QI!IIeasiated by Mrs. ~-Jr.• and pu u- . . . n-•· n...~;.u::tl. ... CIIUCICI.E FOI TODAY ' • �' \ , lW0--3 ' ,_ ··, rHE DAILY llepo:l'l, o., Jan. I ani d in tongress for r AR )I ho- 88 113, of. ca d on =: ••• �I • Leading .SEOAL B~sketball Scoring .._::Un;:~y-~~~~~ ~;:::., 0 . ···GOphers Take Over Second Place In Big Ten '. , Set Conference Mark For F.Ield Goal Accuracy CHICAGO UP1 - Minnesota'• tbe Big Ten'a Jon! encounter Moo· ' i ". BASKETBALL. Panthers' 6.2 Center Shooting At SCORES 21.2 Clip In Allveteran Games For Season Pomeroy's center, Is leading all COLLEGE BASKETBALL United Press lnt.m.tiWI BIAIItCAT$ OH TOP Phil Harrison, 6·2 soutbeas~crn Ohio Class AA basketball scorers wtth a Zl.2 ~nd d.ay nieht. k ~peel Iowa lnto The Cincinnati &arcata topped Georvi• T.c:h 65 Kentucky 44 place in lbe BiC Ten today , gamed s1x~h place, behmd the first place United P~fP International's ma jor 1C~nt~•rv 65 Okl•homa City Sl IUflinl Gophen held . averag~ tn ~ll games. . Harnson took ~e lead ln the .firSt month Of play a.,_d has not been headed smce although little George Stump of Logan, down college basketball ratings tQday for ~•.rgl n•• Tech 107 Ful'lnlln 77 the eighth lltrai&bt week bUt were MrnnKOtl 87 low• 72 a guard, is trailin,g Harrison closely with a 20.9 a-verage based only three points ahe ad of Cali- rH~rd lnSim. 9B N. .Tex. St. ~ OT on unofficial statistics compiled by James Wbtte of Syr-acuse The Gophron jumped to an early lied for tblrd wilh 3-2 records. fornia 's Golden 'Bears. · St•nford 67 Wathlt~wtoft St. 58 OT Harrison was held to four poinb, lead : Iowa City Monda~ n~ght Iowa has 4-3. Th 3~ leading coaches whv rate the firsc half at AtbellJ last FriSaturday'• schedule baa Michi- the teams for UPI gave CincmSlio SEASON day night but exploded With 16 ill · e • mneso . . nati 17 fin~t-place votes and t h.e W. L. PF PA the next quarter and a half to 1 eel. t&-32. ll~ at Purdue, MtchJ&an Stat~ at , same number of points as hu;L Pomeroy 11 0 781 527 share top scoring honors with TM wlnnlnt Gophers 1M11ft1*1 Ohio State, Wlsconeln at Mmne. 1week, 32iJ. California received 14 3Ve Jackson 11 1 772 632 teammate Ronnie Carman who i 1 1n )t ef '7 .......,.... fltld toelt &Ota, and Indiana and Dlinoit lintplace voles omd 323 points ir1 Loj;!an 9 3 752 688 r.anl:ed sixth in league scoring In •ver... .t .720 playing non·oonlerence foes, Indl· the cl01.1est balluting of the sea !Athens 6 6 898 581 with a 15.2 averap in all contests. 1 Mfhrlq .... eont.renw. previ· ·~ at DePa~l and ~linoia at the son. The ballots were based on Nelsonville 6 7 677 694 Ru.ss Wickerham, the big Athens ..,. IMrk of .630 let by lncliaM Chteago Stadtum takmg on Notre games played through last Satur. , . Mtddl'po~ 8 7 659 741 forward who mixes grid tactica last .,...- ...ln•t Ohle Stat.. Dame. day night. Ohio Slate is fifth. I CINCINNATI UPI- The Cincm- Wdlston 2 9 ~ 688 with baaketbaU, 11 standing right Tlle Minnesota - Iowa game wu "1'1... ;natl Reds had a total of 16 play- GaU•polis 0 11 280 892 at an 180 average exactly what he ,.,. drDppin' Iowa, 8"1·72, and _set- Oh10 SLate, undefeated at t-0, Mintlni: • egllf~~ee Dlark for fteld n~so~. wJ&b a 4-2, and Dlinois, Coal ,accuracy JD the exche.nge . ~·chagan State and Nortbwe•tern, :!:tes~·~ ~f w~~ID elg~ Cincinnati Reds H 16 PIayers Under '60 Terms hr..._ ..,.., - - -=,=oo"'= HT RESULTS Wil t 111e Stilt' Looks Like He's ~ ~~t~~~~b~~~t~:~~o~~day Never Co101ng • B3Ck T0 MOther EarthII" id M""d'y • NIW YORK UPI-Chlco Rollln1 Yori<, outpolntod J, D. IIIIa, 1!4\12, Tr.nton, N. J. I I for the Scorlnt Lea:'• ..... Av. f~:ea:~~:g~~m:..~rr~:!hw:~!rt':~ Ge11eral Manager Gabe Paul Harrison, Pomeroy ll ·243 21.2 on fi11e personal fouls. noghtth• tth•ee more Stump, Logan 12 2:10 20.9 p . 1signed co ntrarts had been re- . Wtdr:erbam, Athelll 12 216 )8.0 ave Hartmger of the Yellow 10. By Unle.d Praa lntem.tiOMI 1 48 games and needs only 366 /('elved 1n the maJJ The latest Spr,ggs, JackSon 12 216 17.9 Jackets, . who_ 'WUl appear with ~ The experts keep ..ylng that poinbi in his remaming 25 games were from short stop Eddie Kaako, . Patton, Nels. 13 214 16.5 club tolllj~t m ~~meroy venu1 ~e NIW UUNSWtCK, N. J. UPI one of these daya WHt Chamber- to bre11k Bob Pettit's aU-time se<~ outfielder !.ee Walls and rookie Carman, Pomeroy 11 187 16.2 Panther~. •• tr•thng carman lll -Ott. Smith, 151, Wtttfktld,. N. lam Is going to eom,:, bad: to son high of 2,105 1:1et la1t year. l mftelde r C'tuco Gi:i rdeoa1. Hartlti.ger, Midd. 12 17~ 14.6 seventh place with a 14.6 average. J., llapp•• Mitton lpps, 162, Eell earth, but from the looks of thin&s Dalton, Logan 12 169 14.1 HartJneer, cool against Lo&an, bad o,.,..., N. J. 5. don't bet on it. Kask•>, 27, h1t .283 w1tb the Harris, M.idd. 12 1M 13.8 e~cked With !4 points in each' of Last week Chamberlain was i ltOO s Ids! ~t! ason. GurdenaR, 21, Schar'barger, wens. 1o 12S 12.6 his previous two gamet~. I'I:OYIDINC.I, R. I. UPI-JM "held" to 137 point1 in fl)ur batted. .2!54 and lut 13 hon:ae runs Blak«;, Lo~an 12 147 12.a HI f . . _ 1 avor1te way of getting ~uck De Nucci, I"~• Nuton, Mala., game1 and it wa1 beeinning to ap· • fur the Hava na Sugar Kings of Lane, Galbpolis .11 132 12 _0 outolntN Johnny Otto,. 163.W., pear as If the ex:pertl were right. th e Int_e rnational Lea.g~e in 19.W. Slavens, Jackson is hof~::r t:,tC:~k, or v1a ta 10 113 l1.3 ..,.. .,.... M111. 10. But Mondly night, Wilt knocked Walls, who Wi:JS Nalwnal Lea- Swingle, Jaekao11 12 133 11.3 g 0 m 1ar ou · gue "Rook1c of t he Yl' ar " with ttle Dexter, Nels. 13 146 J1. 2 :-~e~hhe ~as his t eyej for ~he baa· ;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~::-~---.,- that observation fuli of holes as B he pumped in ~ points - a per· :ittsburgh Pirates wl·en he broke Polt8, Wellston 7 77 11.0 e • . ere 8 DO I opp Oil m. riD& Us AU Your sonal high in a season full of outmto the major leagues in 19M, Kunzman, Nels. 13 140 10.9 Pomeroy has an advantage in Jtanding perlonnanees-and grabPHILADELPHIA UPI- IIerb ca me tv lhe Heds from thq Chi· Cunningham, Pom'y ,u 113 10.3 balance going into tonls:ht's game. bed o~f42 rebounds to lead the Score, the C1evebnd .souttwaw jc<~{I.O Cu bs du r ing the winter. Chase, Athens 12 124 10.1 FourofthePantberBareintbetop 0 ~ f . Philadelphia Warriors to a 127· who overcame a serious injury Boling, Nell. !li 51 10 2 21 scoren of the h~Jlgue. They are .., You'llh DollohtN 117 National Ba•ket-ball A&ln. vic- and then b~aved a mental hazard Clark, Pomeroy 11 110 10:0 Harrifoo i~ first, <:arman in lixth, How Wt Cen Give tory over the Detroit Pilton• Jn on every Pitch, Wil named the I Bob Cunmfllham m 18th with a the only NBA game played Mon- Most Courageous Athlete of the ME!GS COUNTY LEAGUI 10.3 average, and Dick Clark with New Life day niiht. Year by the Philadelphia Spttrts w. L. PF PA a 10.0 avera&e. . Writero A.,n, 0 Racine D ' 0 3« ~II , , COLUMBUS UP! - ft, wu PaJ· Garfiold. WUt fonned hll big point pro. . Rutland 3 2 338 278 Alamst these bJgb seoring boys, ton Roo&e11elt and Cleveland Edt dueUon on 24 field soal• and 10 Score:. struck m the fa ce by a EasLern . 1 2 191 176 Middleport bas Hartinger 11nd Teeb aaainst the world in the free throws Jn the contest .played line dr1v~ In 1937. wa s pretent(ld Harrison1lllle O O 23S t4 1 Walter Ha~is Who is in ninthlond weekly Ohio High MEig&' MOST MODERN SHOP · at Bethlehem, Pa. with _a sd~er chest before 1,ouu ScorlnJ LNclera place sbootmg at a 12.8 _clip. ~ar- Coaches Ratin.g1,1 released . today 192 N. lec.nd lt. MlddllfiiiOf'f Chamberlain now ha• boOif.ed ehe~rmg dtners at the assocHt · A mce1mg of t he Wahama Alum G Pt A ris atarted slowly but 11 com11tg by United PreiS lntermiti~al · '=========~"='==,..,;,==~~hl~•~•~eason's poJnt total to 1,739 Jo tlon's annual dinner Monday ~: 1 As:.udation ~ill he held immcrl - Collins, Eastern ·3 7 ; 25 ; rapidly. He had a fine 26 · 'lbe powerful Teddles and · ---night. 1atcly fotlowmg the Church Woife Raeine ran one-two in thfJ ratinp but 3 92 184 Logan and could mak-e Leuyue baske tball gHn CS 0~ Sun- ' Marti~. Rutland 5 88 . ,17:6 tough for anrbody, including far ahead of the"~ rest of ~-:"""-' OHIO VALLEY LIVISTOCk d~y aft ~rnvon , .J~nuar~ 31, Ill the IeHne, HarrlaonYilJe 4 67 10.8 Panthers tomg~t. . the that it •ppe~red a twoG.illfiaoll•, Ohio, Saturclly Co. \\aha ma gymnamun, tt has been 1\kKAivey, Racine 5 78 15 _8 (League scorm,g and at.andtnas hOl'le race. IM~ Score Tapped As Player With Most Courage .). ' ft!: Da·yton R oseve. Cleve'Iand 1 East T'·eeh ·prep Catrers ' WORN SHOES Wahama AI umm• T Meet A£fer I ifOGS - 1715 to 220 J3 to 13.50; announced . ~ Ge rmlm, RuHand 280 to 250 llnl IS to 13.:6(); Light . Several important decisions re- I Powell, Ea_stem ~ 1 to 13.50; Fat Sows 9 to 12; Stag!! I gardi ng coming actJ\•ties vf the as- Price, Racme 6 to tb; Boara 3 to 10; Sows and sociation will be decided al that Pigs 50 to l(l(t.; Shoats 4 to 13. time. · •aoo I •500 ...•1000 " we~~~~~t::e r~~~~~t~n~~~~n!n I 1J 6 73 14.8 3 40 13.3 li G2 12.4 BOWLING - w· .. 'cL·.' '· d.(IJ ··nQnl'je'I13T . Ues I w. ------=--CJeve }3lld H0Sfs 32 d G0 Jden GJ0}ves Tourney I LartCe Of Valeatiae CaDdy All Gift Boxed In Lovely Heart ' ' Shaped Boxes Ready For Giving ' Pan. Roller 97c A$1 .29 Value FI;SHER · fine ,Assorted Chpc61ates Prlcfd From (. • 1 65ct~$10. ' ' ·llMACY· Has Every Item • • For Your Painting Needs The Four Now Col"" Of .SUPER KEMTONE ARE IN CLINTOM ~SHER. CO. Mo•. tairu~rri. -.: 9 ~.8 01... l.a;J'!OI>q;S.tllril'l' · . MlchtleP~i Oblo . .. ~ .; ... ~ ''" ~ ''v. •· . ' •. ~ ·~ 10:00 Wedneliila!' NIJhU'lilali 10:43 SJOtb 'p~ · ,., ' II:OO 'lite l'loWI ,.,..,... . • 11 :10 Scanning tbe- We~tttft1:16 Lite Sit'! ~ IHS SIP: Oil' • • ; ':11 .. ' I!P~'!- :~ On The 8111 Day of .F~ 11180 ~ storm 1:11 1:30 U!O'Of<lliiey ·' .,!IQ ,An1tur J, Smllbl!1 AI Cli:sbna Sen/lee Stalloa · ~ . l:'ul ' TU;~I.j,.OJOOia 1:30 SllGtt :~:~ ,,g"~:k-:1~. Anio• "it' A.nay f:'/b · Il'ronUet 4:00 ~ t:~ TO Tell The Truth • =10 , ·1:110. Dunia O'Keefe ShoW 1:30 .1:30 lion• Lov01 Poby GOlia ~:oo 'ay'a, I. Grlndl., Sr.., A..nt ' ' ' ·· .,... of .' ' Jnib.lto"" · •• ' · ''-~.t>OQ ::: ·,~~ct~~::., ;. .. •lt,Q'~"li-J__ RECORDS 46·. - w. - . BiFi't - ' SleAoo 1lop To Beetboven ' ,, . · y 0 ;.,.. The J!rlrlller pay The Secret Stor.m lldge of Nlfht 1\e'lbree S!oolfl 1:30 Tbl!l Lite Of JUiey ' ''"', t.OO IUI<Ill Of ' 12:00 Love of IJfe . 12:30 Search for TomOlTOw 12:40 The Gll!®>r Lilll!l', 1:00 Be¢ of \lie Citt 1:.30 At the·WGrld Tl#nl 2:00 ror lleUet or Wlltae • 3:110. The •IIUUo'l'4" , :Mue of NIRbi t:OO , . Throe stoqeo , · 'f!"o Rlvonlde • 'i'rud< Tb'es, 8-25 • !I ... ·Tin I'll<. Uoed Yeey pWe. . 11 Love Lucy II :00 :30 ·IDoe ember llrlde' 4!00 Tbf Brhthter Oq I .Moore ~.-....- . HEW$ ."·~~WHfN..TV .Chennei 13 • ..,..--:, Poses pngemar ih} F• OSS e Jght Ith Old Archie TODAY'$ NEWS , kv Jnff!i,!.. 1 "'' · 8:00: , Doug )1artln Sbow . . . . >~ t,8;00 .ROmper R£1;9m ., lO:OO · Movje . .;:-.-,, : CAm.£ - Steers 18 to 24 ; r::cen: INDUSTRIAL, LIAI;UE Heifers 16 to 20; Baby Beet 20 tv hanquet and dance 10 he held In Seot'fl Jan~ry 21, 1MO 25; Fat Cow~ , 141o 17; Canners 10 1 :l'fuy all the first activity of the Three 'Game Ind. - o8. TO CWN THE SLATE. START THE YEAR RIGHT Ee.st Tech, beaten once in to 12· Alu mn i grou p sinC"e 1939. The as062. games, polled 216 points on. VEAL CALVES - Tops. 36.80; li OCia . t IOU was rc-urgamze . d Ia:,;l j Single Game - J. SiiSOD, strength of being mentioned on Call lor cash now. Pay bills. Buy bar· Seconds 30 to 3ft; Medium 20 to fall . Three Games _ Swisher nearJy every baUot' for tbe run111no. Start tho yoor riKhl. Everybody ner-up spot. 28; Com .. & Hva. 20 to 30; Culla 15 1 Chief t :~£11: of the asso<"iation at lWGHESTER, N. Y. UPI·Drugs, 2561. likes one City Loan ac~unt. Be lhrHiy to 20. • • ~w.,w ~~·• ... ~_. ! pr~nt itfl't'l~e ~~~~Pi.l ~1ton of adrl- lugcmar J ohaqsson , rec~pitmt of Single Game - Swish,erl Rounding out the top ten, in orIn 80, We are bJO~I ...,,neeybody we SHEEP _ Ewes & Lmi !J.4lfa.: 'l¥1!~~es Of t he many gra cluiil e~ of the $10,000 ftickqk : -.Pr~sion:Jt and Lohse ·Drugs, 894." : Salem, :~~ l:~~en, Stock Ecwes 4 to to · Jf at Sh t!e~ ~!t ~ sch ool during the past th trty Athlete of the Year Mrd, warh· STANDINGS can ri&ht now • , • fast, fair and square. Ashl,an~. ' ~lo,oWwd. to 10· Cull.1 1 to 3· Bucks 4 to 8 · Yl'IU'IJ. The eoovcra lwn M all grad- ed Flvyd Patterson · today to Won Lo•t Pet. Xenia and Newark. Fat Wethers ~ to u). · ' uates 111 the immediate area is be· " br~ak away from the old pe<Jple" ~em"'~ Block 2 1 .667 to the ing sought in lhat project. if he wants a retur11 shot at the Center 2 1 .667 lloun: 9 to 5 Thunday till NLAMBS- Tops 19.90; Seconds 1 l'lims to raise fund s for po~t11 ge beavywcig h.t crown and Lohse 2 1 .687 Pbone 197 E. Main st. 14 to 18; Light WLII 12 to 16; Co m - ~ and sta ltum ry hove heen nwdc and . Joh an!ison, who recei11ed the H&R Firestone 1 2 .333 mon 10 to 14. a fman cc cummi tttce is workmg on d1amond studded, gold-buckle beJt Daugherty (nc. 1 2 ·'!''l'?m · octi v ili u:~ for tbal purpose. at a dii!ner Monday night, 11tres- Foreman &' Abbott 1 2 • 1 sed thaL 1f Patterson Jnsisted up. ·s .."" Hlgha Sl IM:natius, Ued SIGN ASSISTANT COACH on havmg the Teleprompter Corp. lnd 3 Games - ·H Clah¥of-thy, place. Arcbbold 1 and Hoyd Patterson Enterprises 625 roungttown Eut, M&ii_on COlLEGE STATION, Tex. UPJ control the TV, radio and movies lnd - B Louks, 242 i111 and Hamlltbn Garfield -school Traviscoach (Shnrly) Hughes. for1 the return match, he might -Pomeroy Cement from the 1eeond ten whose tcam11a hlih won Texaa state tltlea in 11154 and . . .li;i.;,i'!'!~~---D;~~- de end against light heavyweight (Pomeroy's . 21nternatl:n•l• ch a;~itn Archie inatead 1 Game - Swisher and lilted 1 t9M, has been mimed an asalst11 erson. · ani football coach at Texas A&M . SAN FRANCISCO Car-r 0 Lohse, p.n. Baldwin, dlrKior ef the San Fran-Jobansson issued bla warning B. U,u~:" Five Bowlen i iiiiiiiiiiii 180 cl1eo Zoo, denying· chuge• by while commentina; on . Monday's H. clatwortbl' 174 i Au11rallan bu,lntatrnan Sir Etl- proceedings at New York City J. Duerr , ward J. L. Hall•trom thet tha 100 where slate Atty. Get~. Loul1 J. s. Flanagan 168 wu dluoungi"' Itt klal• IM1t1 Lefkowitz started court action to M. Houdaahelt 187 frorn .btcoml"f JNr•nts: • dissolve Teleprompter and tbe Hlth 1111 Th Ga nrhal 11 pretfy much aam•thlq Patterson Enterprises for aUeaed· B. Loub '" .-.. '"''562 for the ko.~la• to dacldt.'' ly conspiring to monopoiiJe the Kina MD k world's heavyweight bo.rlne e~am H. Lohse M5 lAMPA, Fla, - Attorney P~t 1pionship, ft. !])owen 536 Whltteker, who .. dlant, MrL Mi .. 1 J. Sinon · 526 lint.. Quinn, wn convlct.d of bonk •-•Y. lolllnt the iu-v th.. NICKNAMI th• telter must han been timid te · NEW YORK UPl 1 11-. Mr the ~nty .o •••lly: &"""""awrlte"" "Can you Of the jury bellt¥t ·ft ~·nom d~; that thl1 little I<Kty could 1e1,. quarter-mller will you Into glvlno h•• tho 11 ,000?" run in SalurdaJ~ MliirOoe Go mea ·. at Madl1011 "Square Garden. Hi1 -Former P.-.mltr Gtoro UPI-Tbe 32nd name ta l'ahlr Ozduen. They. call 1 1LYnn. Gloves amateur him "Gesupdbelt." opponent of Algerl•n pol• hen 1 'UIIPOrtlnt the 27 ~rtmeat for an end to and I , it•'""' - · · a- W-n.i!•t w. 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