https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5de7823a359ce80b2ec1695ff35fea3f.pdf ab1941de6fdd7a01dfe5c1ade5ea4e20 PDF Text Text • •. ' 1SupportTiteRed CrQ.ss; You May UBERTY THEATRE ,. I NOW SHOWI!'IO VOL XIII Gina Lollobridga "FAST ond SEXY" (Tethnicolor) With Dale Robertson - and - NO. 182 · ' Rleharti Basehart "PASSPORT TO CHINA" Shown At 7 p.m. Fri. & Sal. Also Sol- Shorts , ~Kennedy To ·', iAttend Rites ·:, Fo~ Mr. Sam ' • •• . ~ •• ..., ~ " • • The Pilgrims prayed in gratitude fot Nature's bouat:ecla lltore; Let ua, too, bow our heads in prayer. Qod..hJeued with IODMrn'DJOitt. • DBS!RIIRCE OF TIIAIKSCIVINI DAT, OUR lANK Wli.L IIOT liAMSa BIISIII£SS 011 TliiJISIIAr. J111Ua. We P.y '"• ln...._t On Savlntt PIDI'IMiroy, Ohio TONIGHT a SATURDAY Nov. 17·11 11'1'lng hrlln'o "WHITI CHRIITr,IAI" (Tecbnloolor) Bln1 Crosby, Danny Kaye, y.,.,. Ellen, Dean J011er, IWIOII\Ui' Clooney A Pacli:qe of t.ughter wral" ped In the loveJINC oonao your beert ever but tol Colorc1rtooft1 County Since 1872 SUN., MON., TUII, Kember Federal "VOYAGI TO TMI BOTTOM OP THI IIA" Novombor1~21 llepoott lnluranct Corp. RUTLAND POMEROY (Tecbnloolor) Walter Pidlleon, Peter Lorr~. Joan Fontaine, Berbara Eden IIGbert Sterllq, Jllcbeel An· sara,' Frankie AYalo~J . •4ncinl "Voyap to the Bottcirii of the SeM." Colorc.rtoonl Crow's Steak House Save! Saturday I...·9a.m. to 9.p.m. ' ' .(CARRY-OUT ·MENU) This Mu•t Be The Pl1ce 'C•u.. There's No Other Pl1ce Uke This PllceSo ••• Thl1 Must Be The Place . SALADS MADE FRESH DAILY .... 2tc .. .... . .. 30c pj~.,rci SALAD Order .. .. 20c ..... .. .. 30c \ol Gallon l · ~ omo llfiDDLEPORT, .~e: Nset/Help Too .. 1 Plnt ..•••••. • . 55• 1 Quart , •• , • • • . 95e J Pint . .. • .. • • .. lie art lQu ........ 91• . . . . . . 1.15 , • ..' .SAttDWICiiS FROM oUR GRILL aJII alAR-BROILER 1'0M'IOY- Cheeseburger, Hamburger, & triple-decker bun, lettuce, tomato end·,auce _ · SOc IOIIOY- Twe Hamburger Petties (over . % lb.) lettut:e and tomate 45c LtJSt Day 01 • • • Elberfelds Storewide Bargain Days I ·...........,.........,... Men• "Big' Y•n~" M•tthlng Uniform• -. - - - - - $6.00 Men• $1;95 "Big Y•nk" Sued• Fl1nn•l Shim-- For $1.69 ·Young Mens School Trouten --~----- $3.49 ·Boys Western Je1ns - - - - - - - - - - - $2.49 ,. . Meni Sllpover 1nd C01t Swelters $7.00 ~ns Blue Denim Dung1r"s $1.98 Boys Fl1nnel Sport Shim $1.69 . Womens Extr• Sin R•yon Pintl"·------,- 2 for $1.00 . Women• Cotton Bras -..,,,:-------,--'---- lie W~men1 Wool GlOves Blc Woinens·Cotton SliP,.- _ _ __.........,__.........,. - - - $1.00 •••••••• · Kentucky Fried Chicken lndlvldu•l box 1.25 Three pleceo of Chicken, FreD<h Fries, Col,e Show, Hot IIGII , . l'lfteen piece• of Ch\ebn, Hot IIGII1 ad lleli Country Gravy. Blrrel qf Kentucky fried Chicken . 'J '., , 5.•00 CHICKEN .'!$NACK·SACK" TV vlowlna - for the not so bul\ll)' dlloken lover - ·,dietero - and IJe. IW<!tn pay da~ For the ' teeu 111 - . , - Kenlllclcy Pried Chicken, Two PiecH 60c. · Kenlllclcv Pried Chicken •'!" french Prl• 75c Womens Cotton Night ~ Two~- ~Iris labby ~P Inti~*' ~e~elvlng:BII~etl . .fi.-·a;···~ ·~bV,f?ll~ ·· ;. ~-~~$. Fl~a..,l., .s;~~~ ·. :· . . : -· ~~ c·IMnln. ~·-W• ~ , . \. · .,.· ' Multl.;~ ¢~!!. :•··· .....· ·. " 'yf_ ~~In\ WI~~ Sh,rdM ; · ' . ' ' :',. ·.,.:~;:rd.. 'f!astlc o,.._istetv . .· ~~ . ,_ ' ·' 421nth Youngstown Cabinet Slnlct 1 ~ •. ·· .~ : . , 2 for $3;00 · 3 pn. 88c · 2 for $1.25 $1.60 doz. $6.00 $3.oo $6.00 $,1.60 . $uo. yd. $58.00 ~1M . ~--~~- ...,........_...,..-_ $111.00 '. ·:~~"--~~-...,_...__ $8.ai.. '. 9 .~ "-I . •:) .i\ . Bucket F1mlly Sin fOr 5 to 7 people,· ~.75 For ?to)O -~~ .,\ . ,. '• . . ' . • • •• • • ., - D..oetrJrorl..r-..,.tHn.H.,.......,..., . ' • . �' COMMEN1'ATING, EDIT~Y Combining Hig~ Schools: Conversation Point '!be ques\ion, "Why don't Pomeroy sics, aU suUer. If but two or three stu· and Middleport combine their hi g b dents ask for advanced algebra, for exschools?" has been a frequent conver- a111ple, it is not often tbe small aehool sation point for several years. It is time · can provide a teacher for them. these two school boards, in cooperation A common practice is to alternate with parents and hlgb school students, years between physics and chemistry. make somethlng more out of it. Let's The Inevitable result is that some are say somethlng like reality. left out for one reason or another. Che1n a matter Uke this action is hard to ml8try labs too, are simple, lacking 1n come bf. Many of us believe that what modern equipment and suppUes. was good for grandpop is good enough Good teachers should ·be the greatest for our kids. In many ways what grand· pushers for combining their schools. pop bad is llood to hold onto. But in this They'd immediately be able to buy larg· rapidly changing technical world, under- er and thlcker steaks for their dinner ta· stood _ in psrt only _ by engineers. bles. TOQ, with more pay, they'd feel scientists, and philosophers, grandpop's more like staying on as teachers were ;tyle of education is not as good " It tl!ey drawlnt pay checks comparable to might be. This is psrtlcularly true In their neighbor, the carpenier or brick· Meigs County and many other rural Am· layer who llves down the block. erican counties where somethlng better Ask any brllbt )IOUng man who has is availabl~_ for the asking. gone on to university training in the There t.unother most eminent J;eaaoa hard acleacea needed so badly by Amer· for not putt!ng off untlll972 what might lea today to keep pace with Russia, ask be done in '62. Handwriting Is on every him bow well he was prepared In cbem· school room 1a Ohlo that wltllln 10 years, 1~, math, and physics. Was be under maybe much sooner, the state Board of a handicap? 0 n r personal experience Education will say, "Do it. Now." from asking this queatlon of many who Thus, we must asli: ourselves, "Are have gone from both our blgh schools Is summed up like this: "It w as pretty we being just with our ,oung people ' tough for awblle." destined to graduate fro,m loca,l hltb schools between now and 1972 In deny It shoul,d not be ~ecessary to recall ing them the advantage.s 1n training th.at that our school_ admmistrators are do· surely would result froin combination?" lng a fine job wtth w?at they have. That • An t with bo . etth r · point It llllpulated qutckly. Y Par • a a ¥ tn e " t ,,:.. tim h h th t . school's atl!~~ ptosiam aalinot enjoy DU e as come w en a IS seeing the 'elilp off bls old block bt chew- not enough. · h'" H'· We cannot In fairness sit back and say · Friel ed up on succeaaIva ay Dig ... .. 1 bo N · t · :Go tb t rf b ttl! t et some dy else do it. or can we en· youngs et' lliii • u a nt eams tlclze our ~hoot boards for falling to out of stl!d,nt .(!odlel numbering. over act. They could go ahead ••on their own" 500 boys. ~e result, sometimes 18 ra- If they wanted to. But school ~oard mem· tber blooqt.., bers tenerally like to carry on this im· Middleport for the paat several years portant business of education aa their bas been so far outmanned as to make constituents like. We submit that hav. the term "c:Gillplitltlon'' often appear rl· ing aehool boards act from other mo. diculoua• •romeroy baa had somewhat lives soon would bring down a fallout of better fot'llilie the past half-decade or bad feeling. ao. However, With most of the Syracuse We would like to see Pomeroy and and Mlaersv!lle folks now certain to take Middleport School Boards after they or. their book learning - and athletics ganize next January name a joint com· in Racine, t h • Panther future look• mlttee Including some of their o w n much lesa titan rosy. members, working with a representative But the athletic aspect of this propo- sampUng of citlzen&-at-larg~ from b~th sitlon Is nolhlng but the beginning. Ac· towqs, 1'l!lf gro11p would make a detail· tually, It Is the leaat Important. ed study and report of tbe advantages or The facts are that it II Impossible for disadvantages of a school merger. Let's the small· high achool In Ohio to offer get all available facts to thfi people of the br~tl* ~~r;teplb In C11rrlcul4 as Ill ' - ~ stfllll!ll'l!ls!J'icts. . · · · · _, __ t h e larger ' liigll achool. Mathematics, Only In thls way may .we mov41 ahead chemistry, shop, foreisn lancuage, pby· together, •, • New In Farming Vashington Column 2-Dally S)ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 18, 1961 Interesting Political E~periment;··· Begun :: 1 BY PI!TI!R ED80N WASHINGTON - (NJ:Al-Tbo Kennedy admi•iatrattoa bu embarked an IQIDe lnteraling exJlOflmento ip poUUcal public re- ton senlimODI of lbo country, oo mallor wblch party 1$ In power. What the lCtnwJy admJnlctralion is tryioJ to do is overcome or BOlten lbiJ hDsWlty. lations. The idea il to show the administration image around the country, thrte-dirnenail Uve and THE SERIE8 ol 1J two-day COllferences in IIUljor U, S. cities thil month is lbo mosl nolliblt at clote range. ezampie of lbo new publlc relations pilch. Teallll of gowirn. men! officlaiJ headed by a cabt· · AMONG THE prtnclpal objectives are to cover impresaionl that the administration is antJbus· iness, ao far to the left that is practical1y socialistic and that Its top officials have horns. Also to peddle II$ prograllll door-to-<loor. Pool pnellee h.. iloU to lei ale admlalstratloa lmq:e filter •ut ol Walhlllgtoa lbroalh prHI radio lad televltloll, aupplememod by .....llloul - " bore aad theN by the Pretldeal or aome member ef his cabtnel. There has lDei'Jtably been some distorUon in these traditional methods tn spitr of t h e good job which the ne"'s media do through accurate reporting. A long speech by anyone is a bore, eveo if delivered to an audience In the fieah. Bad focua accounb for much of tho prevailing antl·Waahtng. net member hold diiiCUS8ion with groups ol Leading citizens in each community. Chicago and St. Looil have held lbo first two. New York will have one Nov. 18-17, LOll Ang• les and SaD Franc:lsco Nov. 20-21, with others in-between. XnOod)o pOHeleo IUid ............ aN explllaed, queatloas auwer. ed, erttteloml ......_II .1•• co,etilnoeat efflela1t le1n IOIJIIo lbinJ•.lo lbil iwo-WIIl' .......e, .. llluolo ""' boller. There II an Important pollltcal factor m thta tocbnlque. Whichever party io In power In Wubtngton baa the edvantage through readier acceu to communfc• Ilona medU.. II tho party tn power can DOW take II$ flrealcie chab to more THE. NEST regional ftruldes, it$ 11811 !lbould boc:ome nod IUid harder far tion to blanket out. It 10 happe111 that RepubUcan Commil!ft Chairman l!I•Uonal WIU!am E. Miller Ia !llllOke sig...ter to . lbo oppooi- :!": briefings have been so successful that the State Department baa now ' put tbe show on lhe road to reach more local bcoadcasten. lu .• ' Prelldent Kennedy condocling and writer. Is also hoi!l- THE KENNEDY amlnllt!'• tlof Ia alt8mptlng b put - r lbo idea that Its new coni~ aro nonpartisan educati~nal . affairs, or government aervice to its people. t1lil may be - . , . , bul 11 oolllldl ud- , .... I'NIIdenl lltellll04jo hlllloeU II erodlled wHb havtq dteaniod up tho idea. It 11 patterned, however, on three two-day conlerenees which. thO State Department bu held thta year for IOVt(l'al. bundred edllon, columnists : and foreign aflaln reporters, raolfo IUid TV """ICAitera. · 'lbe of!cllala making and carry. ing IJul foreign policy have ex· plained their problemo and told what they ""' tryioJ to do about them. Preatdenl Kermecly h a • made the final appearance, oU the record. Tbe.oe background new-• .... ' ing a series of luncheon meeting,o followed by discussions with a score ol editors from one state ,at a time. The Pr"'ident got burned ol one of these !llssions when a Tex.. as editor told hbn hiJ admini .. tratlon war soft on prosecuting the cokl war. But that's one of the rlsb ol politics and ft did not harm. MEANWIIILII:, THE president· says he has oot abandoned t b o Washington presa conferences ev. en .though ha. has not beid ao many as he said be would. He ooyo be would bold two or threo a ·if necessary. He hopes ' to bold one a week when Con· greas is in seMiion. 11u1 the P""WeDIIal preu .... lour regional conlerence.s I b I s faD. BIK h!s meetiogs are Umited to GOP rogU)an. . ,.,• 'I .. .. ' . « - ' .~. Mrs, Adams In Real Kooky Work ' ... ... "' . eJohn . Deere 5~ . Foat 8nlsh. Cutter .. '' " ' . " "' " I I 'e.IOhn u..;. Model H Trector Spre•der ... ' •John Deere A Trldor t .·CI ••• ~i "·· !. MORRIS IMPIIMENT & SUPPlY CO. . ;~.;; 7• 114!;1 Jq"'l . ·Pholla WY 9-3202 "! . fereaoe has aow beeome sur:h • mob - • lbal II hal 1..c mD.It at Ill Yahle aa • ateiDI of eo• munJeatloa be&weea tile W b I t e H - ... lbe people. This explains these new a~ proaches for more direct contacll. -- .• • • • • • • • • • , a business trip to Gallipollo oe Friday. Mrs. Faye Wood Is Ill with • Buckwheat News Items virus. Her mother Mrs. Myrta Rile is with her. Mrs. Ethel !life. M". Fayt Wood, Mrs. Myrta Rife, Mn. Sarah Rife and Mrs. Freda Bowen Will')! all shopping in Pome- lu!_________ BY 8ARAH M. RIFE . . .. •SPUI·LIDer • ~ . roy on Thursday. Jolr, and Mrs. Charier Rife and Mrs. Anna Johnston was shopson Larry had . u guesll over lbo ping In Pomeroy and Middleport weekend the following ehtld""' on Friday, CAST·G-LIU Pit,, HOI , ...... c..... "' ' -·· and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. A. (Jackl Rll~, Shirley, Fritz Norris was returned to Janie, Cindy and Tem all of St. , Kings Daughters Hoopillil, AsbAib8nl, W. Va., Mr. ond Mrs . . I d K Sunday b Ewi .. .:.. .. o low, - " -)'.. .,..,. --· - 0 . Tbe\• Gary Slllllon apent SunJiay aft. biJr~; a! ernoon wtth bls uncle Larry Rife. fantt.JII.llb · 'J.: - Phone WY-2-2161 MINERSVIW ~ pal$d an iJoiiaii tiiewalt of Mr. and Mro. Goo. 9uton aod lawyer Jack Elder'• apartment, children were aboppjng In Welb- ac:conling to pollee, before IMv· ton on Saturday afternoon. · ing with stolen caah, jewels, wtne, Mr. and Mra. Ch~, Rife made cigar• and other goods. · Slnglo actfctn adJuttablo ioocl 18 ' I - .,.. ProViCO Milling & Feed Co. .. ~ W~ :c Jt• .... If's hll' 1111 IIJI IN II II•. lf- .. . ·' .• food 8ow al oil 1lmoo: >II> o Madolo Ira. lito 81 .. olwltt W I ill)\ 'Ill' o DOUGH GU'IAHTEED-Caot tiO yre. ..... IJ ,.._ 1 uwy, I ;111 . . . . . olulllto....,_waiJo........,tp'g•t ' " ' Goo. Beveridge morothy I son ao • y., Y ng ""'" ... Freddie also Mill Patty Rife bulance lor observation and treatall of Athens, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. ment. • 1 Harold RlrO, Billy, Bonnie, John LOOKING FOR DIJRGLAM Paul and Dlmnls Allen of Guyes- [ vllle, Ohio., Mr. and Mrs. Rob- LONDON (UPII-Pollce Ioday RHe aod daughter Barbara ' were looking for burglars who • of South Charleoton, w. va. Also Ibroke Into the home of a Londoa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rife and Ilawyer, stole 11,000 Worth of .. children BIIIJ Pamela and Lisa Igoods, olollled the furniture IUid " .....,., :{j..,. of Sun;,_·- Ohio · .\!relY a N~ anatlka Gil oae of 1 Q ....... trough. -~ QHIO - - -- /POMEROY I The Voice Of SiOtJ~ .' ' . QSED FARM EIIIPMENT / CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Side Glances. r::.•: :\" · • r~· ~ · : ~t,:. ··· \ •Ul<)• . =~ ;!II. ~ '· iW'l .. :::~~ .... ' ' fcilt:e adYantage of -lowpdces enFal flx.vp Mllterlols. --.~1. .• . • ¥ FLOOR TILl Soo our ilrtO - k tf osphott, •111!1 ................ tile. color ........ : : : . ..... . ._' t' . ..... .......... 1Sc .. Allown ~ ' . .. t ;I :i . PAINT H '. lli. i :t c-1o1e IIOdc of lntotlor ... ..., rtor paint. Pull ..... r - 011 ~;o~or~ ~chlrts ... ' ' 1 $3·".-.. . .f. i '1\ !i J t! STORM WINDOw,S She Needs a Helping _ Hand ... .. .• I I ~ ~i : Got nootr lor wl- with olonw • - !•. ::"': ; .· •.;.: ~"'.! ..... Soli out . .lttu"' 11114 · tlnflo · 'It iiWi c.ulklnt eon" rUIIIA. Ute ,._ · - loooti jolno ·w "AIIN :o j . . ., . $14.25' ~.. : CAULKING ... ; ' j ., llloo .. fit. oil otoflllorol - Keep~SiveiM•Y. low t ~Cl W ,...,Jo. c- ' t ~ i~ . t . ~ · ~· j"·· " 'I ! M ,..... ,.{;' :·.v ( .;~1 ,,n ., . . :: .. • ... I rI 'n·.:.l .~ 1 ·, 'l •• • ,•'. ' ' . ,.•' , ~ • •• �.. ---------------------- -------- ~·~· . BAHR «OTHIERS/ MIDDLIPOIIT _ _ _ , . - ---- YOlfVE SEEN IT ON THE T.V. SHOW ' "THE PRICE IS _RIGHT" -----. I ~ ' lzaak Walton _Farm I I j J v •a t f. ~ e N~""Notes ·<'I·: ll e ·! 0 Ill Lldltt' c, , p.,. RiJblltr Rain Pals .i , '*1.99 ·.lHE . ' S1t0J BOX MIDDLIPOitT �--· . .. .. ·· ·- ... ~ .... . ......... ...., .._,_,_ .. , .... ~-- • • • "Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds" .t WANT ADS .-""' -· ... - .................... --illse. ... .... . ,:::... ~ Tshomhe Puts Blame On UN· For Massacre CONSIS'fiNT DIPENDABLE RESULTS IIATES ,..Ia •---lortlno........,.tlvo · ~ ~ . .o.M muatb tor 10 eeab per .....ct. ...... ..... ol ...... wvrd II1IJ ........... , ..... ~ d 1101 oa1d WltlliD 10 doJo ofler reccfyjq bUL lrruri lo AdvortlouiJ .should loe reported ilanlodlatelr. l'be Oolb Seallllel wW ""' bo .__..blo for ...,.. IIWI rarJ of l'llaaa Uld llpoaal N - of I!:Yaall, 11..21, lo. . eo· ..,.., uunlmom ladl oddlllollll ......a, lc. Olli!•..niil ollllltlllotl at I '"' wood. 'WQIUJI 1 DAY I DAYI I DAYI . Ll ... IOe ... . • 'lh ··~ IUO SUD PHOME WY 2-2157 I IJO. TWO , ple'o Terraeo .....,.. - ......or' WY -·-'" I 1111 ....,, BY. MRS; ALTA CONI! t IJKIM· (3) IN MEMORIAN WMPO 1:'1 Radio Off tile Air NANCY (6) LOST & FOUND BeGt Winter To The Punch! Insulate Wlih John Manville Gl111 Fib!. Insulation Backacl With Aluminum FoiL Beautify With Wall Paneling and Ceiling Tile. STOP IN AT 290 N. SECOND AVE. AND sEE. OUR ATI'RACTIVE DISPLAY ' \ Want Ads Work · ~ . ' ~ While You Sleepl King Builders Supply Co. • Tol.,..,. WY 2-3741 D&y or lvonlnl · ROUT~ I . lltADII.IIIY liD. MIDDLIJIO!IT,.OHIO . . 'DELINQUENT TAX NOT-ICE ~ ,'. I • All tllxpliy,.wof Meigs Co~nty wilttoke nl=!tic;e th11t 0s required by ~tion 5721.03 Qf ~he . Qhio Ravi.-Cl Cpd~, 11 l.lst ·lind' tax ·aupliu._ elf all lands in Meig& :Cou~ on wlil.ch r~l; astote taxes, and .assessments are d•)inquent, will be :pu!>Yshed In the Dlllly',S&ntlnel; beginn,ing ·~ber No;v~m~r 20, ' tfJ61. ' • c , • .I . · E~ch ,;~son ch11rg~ with paYine'rit of "'"""'",. real · t.xes ·~nd ··assessments :on the.tax: ....... ..,...., .... ..... ...... ..... lll4111111114_.u 1'1111111il1&; I I , -WINIIJ ... C•IIWY~·21~7 DAILY - �,··~ • • \ ·- ' ft'- Y011 Know !'loo :lb,.,..... mile ... otpM .., u Pucals;e ~ 11 abou<l 111e ~ • M lay _,.... llle . . . - .... "' . Ill lilt. Pro-.tow.. -· V'OL Xlll NO. e • en·t tne •I -- -~ I.~ "' r:.. -.: .:Nmeroy.IJlcldleport. obl..'llollilaJ.Nw.:IO, Ul1 ~ ,~ ..: ' Latlgsville Man Di lnshmtly Of Crush Chest, Broken Neck .. D.S. __ -·_... _.. .....- .., IO!W Middleport, Is Dead YOJII[ Tractor Went .. ..._...,. Over On Him ......... "" On Incline · llPI - !'loo .,_...,~-··­ _ . . . .. Dllllollll polio, ... • .,.. I ftl ,....: ...., t ' •• D11D - ......... .mod llullliiiJ' fll ltartlng Nov. 21 Uultt, 25cr Children 15c ... " Good ....1. "' IIIDOLIPOIIT, QIIJO ~ -~ A 71-,_..td To ' NOW IHOYiiNO . 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