https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b6a7bd29a3f80fe3e66b2b9c8a66aab.pdf 53e745f08fef234eacafc2a87b887aec PDF Text Text .. .. .. ·-.. . . . .. . .. . . .. . - . -. ···- . - ... .. "" ' ·; · o- Dally_Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Nov . 24 , !961 Union Service Topic Was Stirring Up Gratitude, By Rev. Gardner Rev. Pred I. Gardner, mini~ter of the Churc_h _or Christ deliverPd the Thanksglvtng message, Wednesday even ing when the chur;cites of _M_iddlepor~ joim~d in . a ~ FHA Girls Participated In District Event Around And About 1.4 id rl I~> rwt MYFGroupMet At Church On ' Sunday Evening I ~ ~~--===========--=========~\ oi l · whlc~ was read earlier in sen 1~ by Rf'v. Donald A. 0 ' ' M _ake Elberfelds In Po:~:~:~ Your Christmas Tim~ • Shopping Center VOL XIII NO. 187 Be Sure To Visit Elberfelds Toyland Now Located at 102 West Main St. . (Two Doors Below Court St.) Crow's Stea~' House ..· ...... ,...,.. . ••••••••• •• ••• •• •• USED CARSI - 57FordV8 58BuickV8 - 61 Lark 6 cyl. - - - '1695 2 Door Sedan. Like new condition. One owner. Std. shift. - - - '2795 LeSahrt 2 Door Sedan. Automatic shtft. Power ateerlng. One careful local trWner. --- LeSabre 4 D~or Sedan. Beautiful llaht blue finish . 'J'rtde Jn on new Buick. 58 Ford VS - - '1295 - - - '1195 Falrlane 500 - 2 Door Sedan. On• careful local owner. Sharp looking ear. , 5701ds. 98 2 Door Hard Top. Orie 'el aharpett tl7'a anywhere. Full PtWer. 56 Mercury VS - - '695 Moalere)o • Door Secbn. lllereu~tlc. Clean ear. MANY MORE. • • • • • • • ••• . •• for . SANDWICHES FROM OUR GRILL.and CHQ-BROILER • '1895 ·sa Pontiac vs . - - '1395 59BuickV8 ..•• • '1095 - - - '1395 59 Pontiac VS 61 BuickVS SALADS MADE FRESH DAILY LOOK I e TUES. THRU THURS. ehtldreo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO n Myen. Mr. lind Mro. Scally aloo plan to viJR 1everal day1 wJth Mr. and Mra. Jom,e l Weber at Fl. Lauderdale. lllr. lind llri. Val Reynolds oud IH A Good Movie AI LIBERTY THEATR£ l!o II~:~ Lynn lloynoldo and G\Vyllll or Morgantown, eamt Wednesday lor II WJ!Oke d wtth Mrs. Edgar Royand Mra. Margaret _.;;;MID=D;:LEPO::;.;;;;R;.:.T,.,;O:::HI.::.O::...-If ;~id; Alao having dinner wtth the lloynolds famiJ.y NOW SHOWING llln. Peter Staco. lett Chandler In ' Mr. and Mn. Robert IW1rll Mr. and !lira. . Gordon Rill' "TH. PLUNDniRI" With .John SUon It c.,luJandmbuo...., Jim and Nick ~ 1nd Doloroo Hart It 1[)0111 'l'llattbgtviDg -andwith Mr. and Mn. Rohut 1!-11'11 "JOY ltOI" Mr. and Mr1. C. M. ~. With !lad Fuli<ln, Ann Dorm Dinner aueoto · Alto S.lootod Short lubltclt Mr. and llln. Poul Jl UBERTY THEATR£ WI AM$ _ BETTY · J~,s BEAUTY SHOPPE , COllege SyracuH;' Ohio ·. · Road • Phone WY. 2.6931 Kentudcv l'rled Chlckan and French Frl• 75c Two l>r- · ~ IN A SACK READY TO GO'' In': c:om~ted. (CARR.Y-OUT MENU) • . .:n:- Out-01-Town Faml'll'es Here For Funeral · ~fmd • aDd raet141 lllto &he kliHfL WI'OIIt plaee. He uw die rolllal too llle. Jlle Consultat"Ion mao fiH oul the ln>lll door !a ""' Jbrboll, . Hll 111allaolof Fov chlldfto Lindo Ramlm. u, ... DO!eh..rt •!lo were \'lolllol her, PMrJel• CoJH, U,, her aa. tor. M....... u .... blolllor, Peter, 10. "From what I heard.'' Polleo. Sgi. Goor&e Yore ootd t alter mwlng the ...... , ''lbol PY wao l'!:'ky ho waool •uri ..,.. louoly. %,;_.,,_~_....,.,..,... · · · · ·· ·· ···· ·· Arreots reported by the patrol b.ciuded Larry Slddmore, 18, Bidwell, cited MOJ.day for a otop sign violation, and Bobby Adams, 24, Cohunbuo, elted Dec. 4 lor failure "' transfer license plates. Convictions In Galllpolil MO> niclpal court Friday ineluded Province 18 lined 15 for stop • • Dillard Watsoo, sign violation: 26, Columbuo, lined $15 and C081a for failure to yield rlpt of way; Thoma• Shockey, 11, Chicago, and Jack -Wiloon, 30, Kenton, lorfek· ed $25 boucle on opeed charges; Car! ljoavor, 31, Rt. I Thunnan. fined 15 for 110 mulflar: Gerald Rums, 119, Drayton Plalno, Mich. lined $10 and .costa lor following i<lo clooe. • MEIGS GENERAL ROIIPITAL Admilslon~ - Everetl Dalley, Pomeroy, Uzzle Cole, Cbestor; Sylvia Joluuoou, Cbeshlre. DIIIChargeo - !lin. Rattle BQiln Pomeroy; Homer By..U, roy, Wylie lleader100, Portland. Lolli ' I ! I Just AMistake: Girl Was Going Along For The Rid~ MIDDLETOWN, c-. ltiPI)- .WI"th Russi·a •*r,_ ..,. Is Postponed ap& laldq ..... 1o tiJe cleuen 1..- lwo ..,... Tile ..,., .,.. •IPI .. 11 lllo elwfor M 0 lnlldr....l oocl 111 'o q.-. l>aet elfh lime. . Polleo 1uplelau1 Uti la•HIIIatH wbetl daoy foo.. .the maeb- ele.... oot 10 ....... lllop Ialo MOSCOW luPH-A joint Finnlsh-Sovlet communiqUe said today the Soviet Ualoo had aJl'Oed to pootpone military ooasuhatton1 with Fioland after Prooldent Ur!lo Kekkonen lndtcated a contrary move would lncrreaiO teDIIoo ill Scandinavia. Tbe joint commtmlqU. publ~hed i<lday followed a dramatlo meet· lng In Novoalblnk Friday be. tween the Flnnilh president and Sovtot: Premier Nllc:.a Kloruohcbev. Sheri'££ Has Two Accidents To Investigate WIIEELJNG, W. Vo. (!)PH1bo alletiod kidnaping F rId o y . - . , ln the Wheeling 1 r ea appareatly ..,.. all a mlllAb. Tbe girl reported to have -forced ropWI)o. into a car by ber boyfriend uy1 '1'llo..,. lo It w01 just a shopping trip. Juvenile a111Mrl11H. 'l'lltr ... AutboriU.. had been looking lor eolleeled $U.st. Jamea Holfmaa, 2t, ol Wheeling. -" I z•xou.. Ill aad Diana Krenzell, ll, of nearby Bridgeport. Ohio, In a throt ltate area. Ho,...er, the couple drove to the &Irl'• home early Frldey Dlght, explalalnr ll>ey bad been "' Pittaborfh .oo a .hopping •-lamed ..., PIay·Baeks Ar Made Of B e• T. !mew the girl l'lpOI1ed Friday aft<>roooo that he had oeen Mill Kremell and I!Difman driving througlt Washlngtoo, Pa., a .short lime after the alleged abductloo. A1 a Wheeling policeman put k Saturday, "It iookl lilol oomooae just puobed tha penlc button." ' · "" Women's Club Is Sponsoring ex~:aplDg WlliTIIDI had - Bazaar Again o~eial_ r~portd cadet TraiJllllg • • programs 0:u! ...,:;::-;0:, w:i:./ · 0:,. lo.,.Jnter.l 'I Mr Sutton, 88 DiedFn•day Jn. Mei·gs General ot.JS esel Pulled '' rom''"P'"oca ' '""·'' rn· :.... . u,t-., "•. litO""' Wreck Oeanup Earth R ked :;t' ., . .,! Near Cad• By ........... ---•--•'·-• .. Gas t•me Bl •* -M. .uw.J• n- ,!..;: Test &Talk Is policy Of Governmenl Ra-. B · - Countmg Our lessmgs ••• . · 4 . ., pat ro} NOW Has Piaces f- Pnme-lw!U --. SIDEWALK (Superintendants) WATCHERS - 'lld!l erowd gathered when Mrs. Murl Hoffman, R.D. 1, [. . . ville, hit the gas instead of the brake Friday at <:Ol'ller Lynn and E . Main. Pomeroy pollee delayed col!llillr!IDi'" , . ththelr as Msrs.ti_HolfffPhmant was in sbOell,' llut IWora out a(Binsl Hoffmatl by the o erwtSe umnjure • en ne o o. : '~'' USIDeSS Our gtrl't lather, Frank Krenzelt Be NEW RA_YEN- '1'llo New Rav· • f took the action follnwl- _...... en Woman I Club 181ln lhil year Rotarian O.arle1 Clarl<100 ,... that his daughter had;:..;~; II sponsoring their annual ba>ur Jqviewed by meano ol ' neorded edly forced to leave ber job a! a oo Friday and Saturday, Decemtape blghllahil of ln10111111Uoo Wbeollltg glau plant by Holfman ber I and I at the New H a v • n pveo recenUy In Melgo eooat:y aod thea pushed Into the mau'a City Building. when government ofllclall joiDed ear. It will feature hand made noecl· " In a lour of local lndultrles. FBI ts t the Kre le work, home made candy, bake . • • Today'1 communique aald Kek· oth a,.. wer<t 1 There are Immediate operungs In the m~wa, ,._ n- t100<11 and eand!eo.a 1Jo lavon konea had told Klu'lllbehev thai ~ •pDIIII>lOd A ~ =when lhl milslng...:;; ·and 1 flab pood. A turkey IIlli trol's cadet training program for young men ·~!:'it mllltal') conoultatloo• pr<oumably M Pom~ ol &lrl' up. HoW<v-:;;.u be given away for the door. prtso. in a law enforcement career, Sergeant P. D. MCCftidJ 1 story, 110 would lead 1<1 Seviet requests for : • Steel Com e 1 ~ rgeo liP' A doll and Its wardrobe .., dis- of the Gallipolis Post announced today. coace,.loos which "would eauae a M - 1 pony P 1 n pareuUy wtll bo placed a(Binsl ploy at tbe Boatle building IIlli Cadeta serve at posts through- a high schood gr~te arlqlll'qo certain amouat of teo~~loo ud and •U.,. plaotl. Olllcloll de- Hoffmaa. lbt given away 011 Setur<ily, for out the •tate. teaming the lunct- !eat and his pilyoJCal ......_ war poychooilln the ScandlnaviBII ICI'lbed"how lllllll1 InduatriOI ond ~ Wheelinl truclo: driver who donatioal o1 oaclt loDI, organiultioo and basic du- and moral character 1111111 be P. countrle•.• , husloiOIII may obtain Saata Cia"' will moD an ap- u.. ol the patrol and conditioning cellent Obaervero In Moocow uld lhl)l eotloana lo begin oporallooo. w pnriUI<I at the Bazaar Satur· themselvOI_for the Academy. Cadets will be ac<epteol believed Kekkooen'l meotloo olio expaad, hiving airud7 baiUD. • <ily, llecembor lnd betweea the U!""' bemg ,.iected for the l2011. years H they ean ~ . ncesslool !errod 1<1 poujble Mr. Clorbon, ,..kloat .,..., bouro of 10 L m. and 1 p.m. PI<- Tramlng Academy, the cadet W>ll ~ ba~re requirements. co re er o1 the KeUy M'anufoduring he take thea eater the second part of his 'Youag mea who appi;J for .., Soviet baiOI oo rinnilh ooll, Com In ~ ployad tunl wiD n of the cbll- ~ !raiDing - the I<-week rigorous del potiliml now,• Sergellll X. The communlqi!O oatd JChrulh. back~ghil of tha ~ thea tim> with Santa, ulcl Mrs. Ker·. coune oovering all phases ot' Creedy ,.id, "will probohiJ . . . cllevexpreued ....flde1>eoln ll:ek· lad a .......too.,_ 1111 . . .1 mil Ford, ehalrman. law eafor<emeat activity. the_ Training· AcodemJ ... konen'• abllll7 W ~ue Ffn. ted. , . Upon t~<aduatioo he will be com- sprmg or early JIIIDUIW, '!!,.& lond'• pre- policy ol frieDd. preo;ea : ooaterad • mlos"""" a patrobnan "' Ill! an means they should OIIIIIJ>hote !Ill lbip · llle,...lol Uafa... . Thil ~ . ~ Jl'uneral IOrVlool far aistln"'f,/aCai>ey In tho reJU)ar trainiD( """'"" and .....m • ..,. "'l'lllt lP'OII!IDODI." • llcnr ~· ~throu ... .. l!utiGII; .... wllo dliol !II ··-'•' F. ularCOIIUI>ilsloo by ........~ ll ... ~ the tml ...tlllly, .. - · Gellet'al ilolpltal J'rk'., _... ' . ""'21." . . . . .. ' ;'; "" •:j!t* FIREMEN'S MEETING mllltary <OIIIUltaliooa· wlt!Ch tho tioo al tho Small BUI!neu Ad, will bo bttd at U.. ChaiO :ll'urie1Balle requlreiDellls for~ patnl< SagOiuit 10114 • t1W All Pomeroy flremm> Interested Soviet IOventment bad ll1li' mln~lratloll "'- tha federal 111'' a1 IIMie lllondoy ot 10 LDI. with ;:':S~~IDci~<.,"..:,~~~ need lor cadeto hal iDoreolo<l ..., ' \ In a training IICbool .... request- gested." . ernment. burial Iii MU.. c.me!4!'J...... of Ohio, 5 feet. I inches taU with.,.... ,of the ealk1p o(aad~ e4 1<1 attend a meetln& of t h 0 llhn>shchtw a1oo remarked, the 1lolarianl dlnad at the Martin carl Herring will ol!td*. minimum weght of 165 pounds ~ . . 1 Pomeroy Firemen'• AOIOciatloo <:vJIDJ1I>I>Ique •kl. that both · R\Jio lttllaurlllt, then went 1o om... Be wu a ntired fanner and ' turnover~ Pa~ !'IIDb .. SUnday at I p.m. at the llecood ola and Finland should continue ol the Ohio Fuel Gu Co., lor the had opeat hil tnUre life ln Ra~ POCA, w. VL IUPil~ ol A eadet' startial pay ll ~ • Ward Fire House. Hobert P. Fry, ID walcb developmeata In the program. CUll Babr, prolldent, land. He iiiiii'Yiv"" by two nieces two diesel unl!l th~'":!:"' OC moath. Uponha~= eo;ordlnalor cl lint aervlce train- Baltic and oortherD Europe. presided, and lntrod<><ed Slopbtn Mrl. Jennie Bryant and Mn. El· the Poea Rl- Ia rowmea ~~ ::::::--adviDCOI lo . . . lng, wiD be p.--.t to explain The --·-"'ue ex---' the Coats, a JUtll. 100 of Ralariln' Bryoa~ Rutland·• two uepb- carrying t,.. Ira e ~. ~ $3lt _,.,_._ ' '' th, • program an d uswer · q,_ hope that ·-·---. ..- If D . . . .~ ~-·· their deatho a ,..._. • 11 Finland would. .......,, ew1, Joe Boyd, Pomeroy: Law- river Frida ' w.. pulled 1rom the maa. 1a five years. 11111or S. tionl local firemen, may have._ 1ary, oubmlt to the Soviet Union renoe. lloyd, Clnelnnatl, and sev· Tbe ~ York Central preseot Jlalary ld>edu1e, .. .,.., ' MAN ARRJ!8TED Its ldeao 011 measureo O>eCeiiBI'J FIRDIZ1il CALLED eral olher Dlecel and aepbtw1. diose' 1 till unde ter nd vaaceo to $460 per IDOI1Ib. ' The Pomeroy P,llce Depart· 1<1 p-.t tbe · borden of the two The Pomeroy Volunteer Fin> Friend1 may caD at the funer. beavie.':ane thaJlr.;: 01.: .e.:.' OW 1a addition, the Patrol hal • ; ment reportm tbe arrest of Rolph couutrlel. lltj>arlment wu called to t h 0 al borne ollor 7 p.m. today. Iter will attm>pt to pull II 0111 toa p<!lllioo syotsm, furllllbeo · all '• R. Carbone, 11, of Wamn, 0; Wllbdrawl llleherd Gilmoro mldtnee o1 dsy CADIZ, Ohio (UPil - AD East eq11i..,- and hal ,_ 1hqpaod• jO o!aq:> a .., ,lwpjl.!l Fino Laurel Cllll lhil morning •t IO:· CLUB TO MIIET The units plunge<! Into the rlv- Ohio Gu Co. gu line exploded ~Die and olehe.. hww He wtn appear before May« (The li11DOUIICI!II1t followed • 30 1 m. No report eould he 16tlell The Riverview Gardea e I u b er wheo oae of the !root eagiDe> ~y early today oo the Sergeanl MeCreedy IIIII ha.· Cborl.. LO&ar Tueaday. aatton,al unity ""'" b)t Kek· 00 ti,. eXtant 1 tha houJo !Ira. wtll <neet November 10 with Mrs. lmocked the bride• of1. Ito pler1 property of Glean Well<, about lliJ: would be ovailable f o r - , 0 Done! Riebel u boltesa. M- 'l'hlrt -1 LOtlAL TEMPS lronen 1 cblel - - ' In tort!>· derailed In ailles aorthwest of here. and to aaswer Ill . qwSbol ol . ,~, eomlnl -tdentlal · election~, liotlnl wtll be llri. Dalla Bulb. the ear1 ...,.. "We thought at lint that it was young meo In the llelgl • Go!llltl The temperoturo In Pomeray'l Olav! Hoako, who IIIIDOUIIced hlo IIIATRONI TO MEBT p. an airplane crash.'' Mrs. Well< area Interested In -"'1 ~ buslllOu dlotrlct at 11:!4 a.m. IIJ. wllbdrawal ln>m the race "In the The Put Motft>nl of Pomeroy MAIIIUAGE APPLICATIONS oatd. ·"l'lleu we looked i>ut a cation oo Nov. 2!1, 1961. io! 41 day was degree~, wtth IUMY lntereot• ol tha country.'' . Chapter No. 188 ' OES will meet Don L. Beepe, tt; Racine, u. dow and oaw whet it was. The • P·_ m.at tbe Pomeray Polloe oldeo. •. • !The oew FiDnloh electlooo bad at the MIIOII!c Temple Tueldoy, s. Nlvy, and SUe AM Buck, tt, Dames were shooting aeveral hun· Station m Pomeroy· made 11008TEII8 TO MEET been ealled lor •..V ¥"I yur Novllll>her :ta at 7:10 p.m. with oeeretary: Hoger Emdred feet In the air.'' lnqulri5DUI)' allo be lilT The Mlddlepqrl Bud lloo8terl lbortly liter Finland receiwd the MrL Rollin Radford u ilolteu metl Lightfoot. 10, Middleport, "'l'lle woo<il ware b u r D I Dg time. al the Patrol Pvst localad • moe! Monday al lhl Band Soviet note llluestlniloint mfll. and llln. D w II h t Parkor Ia laborer, and NIUICl EUen Gard· t 11r0und the !In!," she said. "Our ~-=,~t e = . : . : : : Room ot 7:30 p.m. tary "''!'oultaUou, charp of tho program. ..,., 18, Rl 1 Laapvllle • bouse wao lit up like every Hght pulil Gl H43S. bad been -ed on. The beat • _ _ __ the . frost off our ..... out· TO VllllT BEIILIN NEW YORK IUP!l-Arthur R lide. WASHINGTON tUPD - AtiJ, !leon, chfef u.s. aucleer uogo11a- Mn. Well< said the explosion..,. Gen. Robert F. Ke>mell7 ... hill A Soviet note ol Oct. Itt had proposed military COIIIUltatioDI with Finland to eombal what the Kremlin called a fii'Owlng dangor 1<1 Soviet aod Flnnlsh lrootlen from an alleged West Gennan military buildup In oortbera Europe and the BoiUc area. Wlll'>ll 01 Elledl The Meigs County Sheriff• Department reported two accidents The dri;..r of the Rutland car Thursday and Friday. Damage th bead was caused 1<1 three vehlelea. ed b rer;lv a ump 0~ : B I' ' Thursday at noon a ear driven 1 Jn a pa08eng~mei"r:-u 1 ° ~ b) Alfred Lyons, ."r., •. , Racine, one-year old, :;;:..,. ull :: went out of control at the junothe Mk. N y.: I~ lion of the Apple Grove and YeJ. 1 low Bush roado. :;r ~c trea':..t. req The car went off the we< pev.. Th~ other occident look place an embankment at 3,015 p.m. oo Rt. 7 aear the :ntln;:tielov:,... tustained ...j apprqoch to the Silver bridge. A·,: charges wele filed allalnst tho cor drivea south by Ben Eblin, dri 55. I!Qmeroy. pulled /rom a eonvor. tor lane In alt'mpting tc make Yesterday at 4 p.m. a car opa-riahl tum lni<l a market park· eroted by Mro. P. A. Wllllamo, lug lot. He ran Into a truck In llt, Dtxter Rt. I, pulk<l out of 1 the rlpt hand "through'" lane driveway oo the Salem Caote<· driven hy .Vaiden Moore, 2'1, RL Dex!M Road and hit a._..,. drlv· 3 w4verly. ea by G. E. Verlsan, 76, Carpen· ter. Thoro wu moderate damage MrL Wlllloma i<lld oherHro of· to. tl1e vehicles. Eblln wao elled flcen U.at bright '"" hlloided her "'Gallipolis court charged with .. """ pulled from the driveway. chanlln' laDfl without cautloo. She wu oiled Into eoomty court A repo_ o;l.of onother accident at 011 a charp ol driving without 6 a.m. today at the junctlmo of a uceioae. Light damage wu ·· ~nRt. 85 and Rt, 180, bas not been curred b)t ·botlo Cll'll. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY DOUBLE .CHECKED htm nush on the cbla. Tho .... o~nuled to hho feel ::vycol~.:;g~~o~hen:::tsw~ both car• OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 .,j -.,. bNke. loote. The llplo . .pped . . . . . be w1a lla11M oa the head wtOI • hammer. A !rytag pu ....., plo to m!Jl.aJr SINGLE COPY-6 Kekkonen Puts Khrushchev. Off With Hint Of War Move dNpped lo lllo - · Three Meigs COWltlano were fn. volved In two IICcldents, ooe tU· ing place In Melga and the other In Ga!Uo county, lnvesUgated by the Ohio State Patrol Friday. A m··''"ple Injury accident oecurred at !HO a.m. on the Dye Rd., mne miles north of Langsville. A cor operated by Janet Bolin. 23, Rutland, ~nd another roming In the oppoSite dn'ectlon driven by Samuel McKinney, 40' Dexter. met at the creal of a hlll II Upholstering Shop CAMBR!DOE, Mu1 ltJPI) , A llurtlu .....tod .......~ • bolh-m wt.low here ud Meigs County Mother And Son Slightly Hurt Devotions Had T hanksgiving Th T d erne ay RUTH'S Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio, Saturday, Nov. U, 1861 Wrecks Injure Three MEIGS THEATRE •-rt, ' ' " McComa.&', C;e:te A:It: K:ren Lynn Buchanan, student at OU "Prayer r·or The World Church" In clo.~i njil" Rev. Gardner sald ~ Gregg, Carolyn Russell, Carolyn 11 here for the Thanksgiving va· Ja~.et Wears, "Wh~.t The Bible ' I •• we. should live to honor God Searls Anita Bowles Carolyn Er· cation with her parents, Mr. and Is. Janet Arnold, Things Monand that we should live our ap- win Cheryl Eber b~h 8 rb 8 Mrs. James Buchanan. ey Cannot Buy," Linda Bailey, 8 preciatlon and thanks. Hoffner, Sharon Ingel~. ~a:;y David Hartinger_. student at · ·'Pray F?.r the Church,'' R i.t Rev. Howard Ruppelt. pastor K' J .. > K J d Wild . Kent State University Is here for [ Wears; Are You Worth , th p bt . Ch h id mg, ~JUY ems, uy er M Be h Pomeroy, Ohio urc , pres · Col W"l L the Thanksgiving weekend with rs. ar s. e re ~ Y emm 0 cd over the service. and wei· 1es . I •1va "'sntewar1"'"t 'andynnSh aua ani- }1is mother · Mrs · Lawrence Hart- · The· ,next meeting will be Dec. Big selection of l)ifts for your family and friends and Furnishings TONIGHT & SATURDAY comed the congregatmn. He a1so ' ' Inger. Jrd With Linda Bailey as host- · Jerry W•ld's recognized the groups and . : Ruth Ru.iz ot Denver Colorado ess. ''RETURN TO inaUons represented, the Th1rty·f1Ve of the local FHA . • . • for the home. Womens and Girls Ready .to Wear on the 2nd also attended a demonslra- who IS attendmg the AldersonPEYTON PLACE" be rs oI th e Evange I.mt> B dd Coil t Ph'll' · w 8 1 · lion at the Ga1 office Tuesday vroa. th WJ ege CTechnlcolor) 0 1·der of E "tem Star . t hose k d st lpt,Re · Cltester Club Met · Carol Lynley, Jeff Cha ndl er, the speaker's church. or the where the Betty Newton Home a. Js e wee en gue o1 v. floor. Furniture, Appliances, Tables, Chairs, Lamps, Pictures, Eleanor Parker, Mary Astor, Baptist Church, Mt. Moriah service economist held a demon· and Mrs. ~mrid Boone and With Mr•. Kaut-2 Robert Sterling, TueSday tlsl of Heath Methodist Church stratlon on sweet1 and treats for daughter, Jeame. The Chester Community Home Weld, Brett Halsey. It begins and the host church. , Christmas. Spending Thank.sgiving with Club met at Mirrors, Luggage, Blankets, Bedspreads, Mattresses and Box where "Peyton Place" left Special music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bingham of Mn. Karl Kautz oll! Mrs. Lillian steiff, organist, and · and daughter, and Mn. Nonna Mrs. Walter Brown the &ueol ll INCOME TAX SAPPY, Springs on the 2nd and 3rd floors . And on the main floor Miss Lynn Buchanan, pianist, Bingham were, Mrs. Bruce Bing-l•r><' akl>r THRIE STOOGES played "The l..Dst Chord.'' Mra. ham's parent• and alster She u~ "'remodelin£ clothes" Colorc1rtoon Steil£ also played for the apedal aunt, of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. her topic. Womens and Girls Underwear and Nightwear, Handbags, SUN,. MON. & TUES. anthem. "Lead Me Lo Galilee'' C. E. Yeager and Emogene Present were Mrs. F r e Nov. 26-27·21 sung by the Presbyterian choir. UeS Mro. Clara Goodrich. Mn. Theodore Mora, Mrs. "COM~ SEPTEMBER" Gloves, Jewelry, Umbrellas, Housewares, Cosmetics, Cameras Singing In the choir for the ser~ "Thanksgiving" was the theme Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holter, Mrs. Roy Holter, (Technicolor) Rock Hudson, Sandra Dee, vice were Mrs. Freda Bratt, Mils of the devotions Jed by Mrs. Den- have gone to Willoughby, children; Mr1. Reid Young Bobby Darin, Gina Lollobrl- Buchanan, Floyd Carmack, Cher· ver Kapple to open the meeting of for the holiday weekend children, Mn. Janet Gooeh . and Supplies, Television, Record Players and Radios. gJda, Walter Slezak. Campu1 yl Fife, Karen Gregg, Mrs. Lucy the Evangeline Missionary Socie- their daughter and family , children. Set barge• 1n on thi1 rendez. Gregg, Carolyn Russell, Mrs. Har- ly of the Pomeroy Church of and Mrs. Joe McKay and The next aU day meeUng will voua and makes it the blush· old Sauer, Lewia Sauer, Jr. Mrs. Christ held Tuesday evening at ters. held on the third Wednesday in&e&t invasion of privacy Dale Walburn. Janice Zirkle, the home of Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Carroll Swanson who ll in January at the home of. Mrl. •ince the keyhole was jnvented. Carolyn Searls, Judy Sauer and Chester Road. ployed in Montana is here fori ~~d_Y\"o~'"'"'gl:_,- - - - - Carolyn R~ll. Mrs. Harold Smith presided at Thanksgiving with his family. AI .. Colorurtoons Other mlmsters who partlcipat· the meeting and prayer was giv- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M~CUI·I wo~e Mr. and Mrs. George ed In the program were Rev. Ray- en by Mrs. Helen Leifheit. Jough of Columbus are ehere kett, Jr. and children and Kent Konkright, Heath Methodist, Twelve members responded to 'Dianksglving with their of Galllpolia, who ted the responsive reading roll call with a Bible ver!J8 or Mr. and Mrs. Jame& Cri1well Sharon Jones, student at OU Is and had the offertory prayer • and poem on being thankful A round Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCuJ. here for Thanklglving with her j Rev . Kenneth McCorkle, evangel· robin get well card was sent to 1 h, f p •· " d 1st for tpeclal tcrvlces at Church Cl Ad oug 0 omeroy. paren~.e , mr. an Mrs. Emerson 1 If o! Christ who pronounced Parlence n rewsde . Ch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschleman Jones end Barbara. She wliJ re-your , ans were rna 1or a r1st- d D I t •th 1 benediction • • s•--k House an k son urn w A ens tomorrow, Dinner f 11 ma3 d'iMer a t Crows u;a d areh n 1 ayton ,or urn ur. Ushers were Russell on December 11, followed with a wee. en wit re atives. guesta at the Jonel home yesternHds a John Fultz. Jame• Buchanan party at the home of Mrs. Orville M& Norma Sullivan of Pt. day were, Mrs. Dorothy DandaClinton Fisher. Well. Dolly Duzit.s were distribut- Pleasant, W. Va. came Wednes· kla of Athena, Mr. and Mrt. n.w friend ed to sell 88 8 money making day to visit for several days melt Jones of Shade, Karl project. with her niece and f~m:Jly, Mr. sell ~f Rltclne, Dr. A. w. The mission study on Japan and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. Other of Nitro, W. Va. and Ml'l. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your Sales Slips From ••• We're Ill Our euowas presenled by Mrs Edward Thanksgiving dinner guests Charles Burdette and .•,..... Venoy. · the Fisher hOme were, tom upho·lsLering jual can't t Games were played under the Walter Owenl, local and Mr. ·Thanksgiving Day guests at the be beat tor putting now life direction ot Mrs. Well, after which Mro. John Fiaher of Hebron of Mr. and Mrs. Narley Into old Iurniture. Stop 111 Mr. 11nd MrA. J. E. Levacy refreshments were aerved by the Mr. and Mn. Robert ·FJJher and daughter, Mn. Fay•e II l l •oote~lalllned with a dinner at hostess, Gallipolll. •nd 1011-, Kenneth were, Mr. for 1 free estimate. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham and Mrt. Dale H'yaell and chlltheir home at '111e Plaint, honor· ing Mrs. Levacy on her lWl of Hogset. W. Va. were dren and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sntith l lbiirtholay, Mr. Levacy having eelgiving dinner guests of Mr. and and children of Columb .. and J. l i elorabed hlo 81st In September. Mro. Joe Bishop and daughtera, s. , local Preaent were Mr. and M r a. Hope and Jebbie. Sanhorn, TI1e Plain•; Mro. Mr. and Mrs. George Forts Margaret Bobo, Mrs. Ethel Columbu1 were here yesterday calf, Columbus, 0 .; Mr. and Out of town relatives and for a family dinner et the home Dale Smith, Mr , and Mrs. I friends here to attend the funeral o£ Mr. and Mra. Dale Dutton and ard Anderson, Logan, 0.; the late C. E. (Doc) MeadoWJ daughter and Mr1. A. H. and Mr1. Wilbur Bailey, were John Meadows and daughter enter. Other guesta Included, c. daughter, Ruth Ann, Pomeroy: Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Blab Ham. P. Dutton, Mn. M. c. Hol>art Mr. and Mn. George mock of Charleston, W. Va.: Her- and Mrs. CedrJc Clark. and children Susie, Mont Mattox, Ethel Shoup, Mr. Ellen Dutton went to Columbus . Donnie, Athena; Mro. H ele and Mrs. Hulbert Meodowa of yeaterday to attend the Youth 197 MMh•nlc St. Pomeror Arvlch end aona, Richard Ll,maing, Mich., Mr. and Mra. Conference of the Eplacopa1 ~;;~!,\;C~h:;:ar~le;:•;.·_;Th~e~P~Ia:;:ln:;:•·~...... Paul Meadows, Mr. and Mra. Har.· church. She wiD return home _ ry Kinnan of Roseville, Ohio, Mr. Saturday. This Must Be The Place 'Ceuse There's and Mrs. Pare! of Huntington, W. Mr. and ~•. Herschel MciCiuo·e No Other Piece Like This PieceVa. and Elmer and Ruby Mead· and IOnl lpent ThanbglvJn owa, Sheila and Harold Drake Shreve with hi• t g I •• and Connie Miller, Spencer, W. paren 8• So , •• T~is Must Be The Piece Va.; Mr. and Ml'l. Ownle Osbom, Dinner guests yesterday of Mr. Athens; Mr. and Mrs. French Cot and Mrs. Gall Miller and daughSpencer, Ohio, Mr. and Mr1. ter, Sandy, were Mr. and Mra. • ... -.riii'r',.., ~ II Dlorsel Kincaid, McCOnQelsvllle; Gene ColemBD and son, Jeffrey II JfJWeil Kincaid. Lebuan, 0.: Ha· and daUjhler, Janie, Mr. and I Shwnway, Raymond, o.: Mr. Mrl. Mtck Miller ud 101>, Jeff. COLE SLAW 1 Pint .......... SSe and Mro. Virgil Kin<ald, Col..,. r03 Gall •lid Ollver Parrish, who Single Order ••• , 2h 1 Quart ........ 95c bus: Mrs. Eva Kinnan and Mr. II vrjling with Mr. and 'AlPin! . . .. . .. . • 30c • and Mrs. Charlet Kinnan, Rose- Coleman for nveral daya. POTATO SALAD Kentucky Fried Chicken inCtivlduel box 1.25 1 Pint ... •. , ••.. SSe l'&lr~2 Door Hard. Sharp car. One local owner. ville, 0. ; Mr. and Ml'l. J. K. Parrish formerly cl Ma'!'~''hl> Single Order . . . . 20c Three pieces of Chicken, Freneh Friea, COla Slaw~ Meadow,, Spencer, W. Va.; and ..U. II oupplyins the lAo Pint , ..... . .. . 30c 1 Quart .. .. .. .. 95c Hot !loll Ml'll. Rubel Caldwell, Reedov!Ue. the FreiiCh City BapUst C!'e1pel. lAo Gallon . . . . . . I.IS Bucket Femlly Si:re 5 to 7 pt!'Pie • 3.75 Dalllll' Sanborn II here lor Flfleea placoo ol Cbfoken, Hl>t Rolla alldlteal Spedal Hard Top 4 Door. Power steering. One careful holl<ily weokend With hil parenta Country GroVJ, . · owner. Chok-e or black or two tone red ~whlte . WCTV TO MEET Mr. and Ml'l. Bethel Coleman • hrrel of kentucky' Fried Chicken _ 5.00 The Pomeroy WCTU wiD meet !>lory Shaler and 1011 , M~e For 7 to 10 pe""lo at the Baptist church, Tuesday at Thankoglvlng In 7:30 p. m. W, Va. with Mro. •• TOM BOY - Cheeseburger, Hamburger, & C.taUt~t f. Door Sedan. Power at.eerln1. Extra nice . Hyalater and famlly, dramaua«mt owner, triple-decker bun, lettuce, tomato CHIC::K&N "SNACK-SACK" . Mrs. Joe Tribble, Mr. and llri. George HIIC'k~tt end s a u c e - · - - - - - - - - 50c l'or the t - lie ......, - TV Ylewla1 - for the eNII!W LOW HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Tom not 10 hungry ehlaken lover - cli~ten ~ and boo and IDD, Tommy left Sunday BOB BOY- Two Hamburger Patties (over Stu Chltl. All leather oeat1. Power lteerllfi, Power brakt-n PIT <IJ1oi ADMISSION PRICIS a v~tton 1n Florida with Mr. ea.. A beautiful car. 'I• lb.) lettuce and tomato 45c Kentuclcy l'rled Chldcen, Two Pleci. Adulla, 25., Chltdro~ lie and llri. Michael Hacketl 80th Birthday Celebrated At o·Inner EVen enttne e ' ' pastor of thl" First Baplisl Church . ! Mrs. Jot' Bailey, home econThe ~peaker spoke ol the t.hings !omicll teacher at Middleport Hig~ ! ~ BY Mt88 FRI!:DDIE The regullll' meetlhg or the that !he scripture says we should I Sehool, accompanied Lhe girls ROUD.\SHEI.T ! Rocksprings ~- Y.F. was. held _at be thankful for, as forgiveness of lthe IIX'al FHA to Gallipolis last the church Sunday everung Wl~h o~r sins hy God. for healing of all jThursday to 8 district meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ado_lph Saelens ! t~e President, Janet Arnold m ·'Mwnksg•v•ng service at the F•rst 1rh seasPs, redemption from di!H Girls in the group were Karen and son DenniS were m Columbus (harge. . lhtited Pre:sbyterian Church. ' t•·•wtion, divine love and assured ]Singer, Ola Mae Clark, Carolyn Thursday to spend Thanksgiving The Scriplu!J! was read by Mrs. Us~ng a~. his topir ''St irrin~ ~p , Iovin~ kinrlnes.'i of God. McHaffie, Paula with their daughter and fami1y. Hugh Bearhs, Thessalonians, chap-_ 1Gilkey, DoriA t.ratltu&.., ~ev . GardnPr outhn- 1 He sa id that ''our God is 8 GQd Johnson. Beverly Perrin, Kar- Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and c hil· 1~~r 5, ver~s 1-8. The program, .f>d and explamed the 103rd Psalm of justirt>, of Revelation and Mer- en Pettit Ci d M r is Di nne dren. He Cares Mary Jane Douglas • fnom' melt~ 0 upz·ls ,,.,.,1za 'e•nort Ez·:g · h th G .,.,..de ::~.=~~....: !':':::~~~::..:~~.half :if:.=~: u~r:: :r •u r .l II · nk·-t:ut' J the~ ill.,· J-' l,.l j UUf,t . Mtddleporl Elshth Grade puplll are a thank!)~~ lot. oecordlio& to four uampleto produced fm. IH)M,!Iptu rrtday by teacher Mra. NOn Moore's dau. Below the hrlef OIOIYI ore • nroduced. ·Eoeb Ia'"' lbe theme, "Why I AM 'l'llanldul.• , BY tARRY~ There ore many reolll>na Why I am thankful. I am thankful lo God lor Ill the froedom aad """' derful thiago I enjoy We llhl indeed. lucky to live • In thlo woader!ul lladt-Ainerioi. Allll!rlca Is the land ol hope and OT>porlunlty. We han many 1r.. . dom• tn our ...,b'J. Such thlnp u freedom cl '""f"h. religion aad lreadqm •Ill t~• pre" aro thlnp that 11'0 jlllt dr..mo In other coiilltrlel, We ohould be Indeed thankful that we hove theiO. w..bould be thankful far many otherthiap, too •our pareato, COf1111111DIIy, ehutclles. aad Hhoolo al'e thlnga fpr whleb wo Ill should be U.anldul. Tloe traditional 'l'llanllqivina Day. wu lllarl84 b7 tht P1J1t1ma j I • In taL They ware glvln( tbenlu for their •le voyage 1<1 Amerlcol ond f,.. !hair eropo whicll had fi1'0WII well. Of coune, just because there II ooe <ily of the yeer named '1'llanbgivln( doeon't meaa that we should walt far th11 011e day and give thanks for aD we heve. Every <ily of the year abould be • thllllitsiJying for If we . would ototl eountlnl aD our lhanko 1<1 God we YIDIIld never lei flnlohed. Allin all, we •hould be thank· fpl very milch fol: lha> many wonderful thlngl wt ·a~ore ud ~Y In Amlrlca. am theoldul lor my aliter to look I U.anldul that we have a prealdenl I om thenklul I« illy eountry l and ota11 ID nm ooir country. bec1111e we bavo fnedom. 1 am 1 am thanldul {,.. the ehanco to thanldul for the ooldlen who celebrate thil !loliday. I am glad ......, herve• that &d ID .... our we bavo a JICbool ud teaehere to eountry. help uo lem. I om thankful for · And ...... Ill. I am 11w!kfu1 thl1 day and tbt thlngo wo bave for God who loob t!fti!r "' and to on jay. f!>r !Ill b, JHWI a.-lit, who 1 am thanl<boJ for tbe food ,.. 3Ied on the Crou to ...e uo !rom have and our mother and father o!n. I am thankful thaiiHil- and br<>tben aad mlerl. to God to pray and to ott him I am thankful lor my pel and lo forgive me ,.,., I have <loot the ebaueo I ID play with wroor. . ·. . ~ I am thankful lor the diiCOY· I un tlianldul far I\'II'YIIIInl eneo cloc- and .,.. 10lenUots. that I am lo l!aVt. · I am thanldul . for God, moat ol II U wereo t lor iloe ~ he- all. . roes ollong ago "" wou!dnl hove ' 8"1' llo'TRY LACIIY the free COUilll')' that wl. hove to- . BY IIOY COLEMAN I . . thonllful fw my borne u d1y I om thenklul that I Uve In 11>11 a plaee for lhelter, and for my 1 am thanldul that i ..,. Ill ·,..at country of America. dwrdt u a place lo wonhlp ao down to a 'J'hanksbYiilg · mei!l • We oro by far the moot !ortuuI pi- • . which 1101110 ~ are woable ID olo poop!. In the world. A lot ol I am thankful for the dotheo 1 do. . 1:uropoou and Allan eountrlao wear: my ochool u a ·place to get I . hove people !bet would be glad to aduoatlon, and the leachen to BY I_,CK SIGMAN have IIlii food and lhelter. 1D help me learn. I am thankful that wo biVI! the Aaierlc•,.. don't uauoU, even I am thanldul lor 1111 pannbo right 1<1 woroblp God as we pl.,... I thlak bow weD all,.. 11'0. lo btlji mo ll"<l:jr ·aljd· to teoch mo .and that 11e biVe te eliurcheuodl .I a mth•nkful that 1 h..e tbe the I'IJI!I thlnp. I om thanldul 1mlniJten 1<1. help u. 'privilege o1 &o~n~ · ID oebo<>l ao for my frltndo u I om lhanldul w our - t that I eu undentand boll<ir ~ IIIII for tll(j fOlld - 'Mt oat. I and tho Itt~~,. haW. 1 at~~l.ner· ID41o love; , • . I --·I . ha•• ab!• ( . t· ' . ,=. ' cbes"7 .24 I . - . uuelear upioiiODI dlll'ing the up She said_ horned for ... coming Genova .lest ban ta11c1 good 4$ nunuteo before emerg... prob1e1111 of the world. , despite Ruoolan worn!np 1<1 the cy ere"';: ~ed ~,!;'·~ , d ~ure .on Co t e, :;' .11 , 111 to 1 am _,rally th>nklul lor the conlrarY. church when! ,.. can go 1<1 thank "Our ologan will be test on hearr1'?" Y; er1..; 0 ce God 1... our many bleulngs Wa lall<,'" Dean 101d. "We absolute!8-m n llUlle · abould reall• thet tbe rea..;. for ly will h..e lelts while tbe talb •aid ~heO:etn':,; <>l the tha Plltt'lml coming 1<1 America 11'1! going oa." an>Wl exp on pro wu 10 they eould worship God 81 Dean, who spoke at a Dewl OOD· vented the fire from spreading. they pleolltd. In the times of the ference oo the we ct hfl depar- No one wu Injured. Pllgrlmo they aD had to go 1<1 turo tonight lor the talb which lbelo<l~e ,...~oao, eur.h ct England. II they were opea Tuesday, also Indicated the eaughl WOI'IIhiplng God In their Unlled Stslel was goln~ 1<1 lake a •••• , • , ••••• , , •••••• , own way they were ....,..ly J>UII· hard line ot the Geneva confer- :.: SHOPPING ilhed. Now In America we can eneo table. WOI'Ihlp God however we pie.... Awotl w Olton • DAYS LEFT m thaJlklullor n m frtendo "II theft'• ping 1<1 be any •. 1 In ~tddleport and 0 ;... ~- in treaty, • he llld, "the offer~ wiD : ,t other placea. 1 can trust my haVe 1<1 come !rom Ruasla.'' The • ~ lrtiOid.t when I om tn trouble. United Stalao wiD not altar tbe : • People In Ruosia don't know who treaty propoaall it already bu : to ~ 1 d 1 knoW what Amer- mad ha id USE CHRISTMAS SEALS . tc would. . without !rleudo aa"'111 : 11 weak ___..., tbe ""' · a -~....... • AND HELP FIGHT TBI • I om thankful the Pllgriml had! U.S.-Brlllob propolal to _.... • . •: enouch eourage to crou the At· DUclear test !alb thet """ beok· lantlc Oeean through many herd- en of1. Sept. 9 when the llovletl ohipo ud trouble•. II they hadn't reoumed their 1imoapberle btesta. 'IH•mtghl ljlll he 'II'OI'Ihlpping In But In accept!nJ, the Communlotl the ehureb of England. . warDed the Weot Bllalnal new on- are Jllot a few thinga I lelia ol,lhW on. 1IUala ...,.... am thankful for. If 1 )m>!e all ad anomer Yolmttary - · a:t I wouldn't 11e able lo aprea[bul Delft lndioalecl lbll wao ,.. . itq tbaaU for all807 l>leulnp. I>OOIPIIblt: . lor the w-Jrcled cllJ, ..... aDnoun<:e<l Friday. . Tbe President'• .._ might visit tbe West Germaa cop. !tal of Boon, diplomallo said. HIGll SCHOOL SCORES UoJied ,..... - Columbo~ Wool n N..... • .. Llddal Vallo7 IN U- Looa1 'II ~ fl t1 MarlolloiM. Maryo rl C1111brldp 1M. Be...u.t • B)lllollleld N- II Doytoa ~a llprlnlfleld 8oullo II Folrl>an II ( . . _ • l'orlmlolllb • •, Cabaabuoo NoriiJ II W<ridlleta a Now You Know The bl(bell moalllo ill -'» ...,u.. '' Marldwa. wldcl< It ..,. 1111 r..t biJb. ----- Weather Soutllft'al lad C:UtnJ . . . . - MOJIIl1 oaDY Uti a !Bile lodq. RlJh lD 501. - .,. '!!',''!!"! iOir ' ' lonJibl ... ......,, ·-··' toDWit al:.tl. . \ I •• •• - .. '"'1': �+~• ~'AS 19. t~....:"~--~- ~-- By FltED DANZIG Anka Signs Deal For Big Bundle 1 ?. [manoged to do "' wltheut maklns Same as last time: ::>wight D. I "nlere was more to tbe show Ei.iellhower and Wa!to1· CroniUIAI. j thao lho poraooolit7. Bllllho hlfto The setting~ Same as last t.i.JTM' : jgest dilferenoe between 1lbt two was that BY c. E. BLAJ(ESLEE the motor can be atopped or the axlea. According to BoiOrt. u aafe practl<oa are: ~. Crooslnf • alope, ••old tnctor. oopooiiDy wileD tile Exl<naloa Al••t. Agrtcah,.... clutch released before the tract- shewn by his dernonatratfon, the t, Always hltcll to the draw bar quick turno, bofea ond obatacloalet or IGl1t II rl!llod hiCIL 1 There are t,49fi tractors in or overbalances itsel~ the acci· tractor tendll to tip over at the aet at lhe correct belaht between u 1 atone or atwnp. Spread movint(keep tbe loed low. Melrs County which are poten- dent may be prevented. point at which It contacts the nd Zll Jnche and •-••·· 1 t heel wid -·'ble and I rear weflblo lind Utp · where " h~ error'• ground . Anyth'mg wh'ICh moves 13 a! s ••~-.. u • aa ,_. • •--• u ...--. _......._ " tial hazards every time a person H ere JS ,rear ....~--• ._ u .-a uses one acrording to Herbert T. enters. Most men tHink they are this point of balance forward puts leas 4 inches behind the rear drive llowly. [ e, High Jpeed and quiet Bogert, Agrieultural Safety Advis· quicker than the physical law1 , more weight behind this point and tirea. Both distances are extreme. 4, Avoid hidden objectl or.holes. are danceiOUI. Whea you. or for the Jndustrla1 Cornmlufon gomning the. tractor. 'l'tlfs may I acts as a lever to pull the tractor ly Important. . Even on lev~! ground, h!Umg a ereuo the opeed on 1 turD K of Ohio. , be true many times, but it does [over. Moat of the situations cau!l· 2, Be extra careful going uphill. atone or 1 bole tan throw the tum aver four tJIDM 1111 Bogert presented three u.cellent not save them the one time when , lng overbalancing of a tractor OC· Chance!! of overturning back- driver or onrtum the tractor. Only u we carefully of demonstrations 011 what makes a they fail to respond as quick as : cur quickly, and frequently with· wards are increased when going Whea;1 viJion Ia llmJted or when 011 ' aafe habltl in the tractor tip at the Racine they think Ulay can. out warning. That ia why extreme Iuphill. Add front wheel weighu, rough ground, slow down. tr~, both farm ond lnduoHlgh Sehool tbla past week. Two Many people believe !he bal- carets necessary. · hitcb low, and proceed with cau- 'l 5, Manure loadera or similar . trial can we bo auro wa too 1 of these were to the Vocational ance point of the tractor is at ,the Some of the more important tion. devlcea tend lo unbalance the · DOt become a ratallty. ,\grlculture studetiii of Mr. How· . ard and Cldo the other wusame the 1-..;,_..;;.,...;....;..;...._ _ _....;,_ _ _ _;........;..;......;;..___...;;._ _ _"!'""_ _ __ MullNolan, Evtnlnl af the Thursday Paramount Is filming a plrtul'f!, "Hey, burg, Pa. The rormat? Again, night. Cronkite was more of 1 Let'a Twist," at the Peppermint . · · The same as last time Conversation. bulldog. Polite, as usuai, but .till Pyramid Clubs are With us agam- but And despite tho.. bo-'ic pmduc- a bulldog. He threw caution tO In 1 different gu,·se. The local chorus lien parallels, Thur~ay -' · ht' • "w•e WloNO ·-•- --~ a' ked a n..w -'---r Oig "'rll and boys have started t hI game "~BS RttpOrts," t1 , ,.cond in the of !ollow·up questions ond the"" w•'tth ll~or 1·nstead of money. You send three-part "Eisenhowe r on tbe 1u ltin& exc.~~ •-·~ we •• - ·uumm· d 1 ~ one bot e of boo•e and you're supposed 1 • Presidency" series, was a much ng. to receive 34 bottles-eventually. more satisfy ing hour !han the Although much of the interview Tennis ch~mp Althea Gibson. w h 0 first, seen last month. was filmed last orring, Cronkite backed a touri'ng basketball team last h d There are ,.vecal reaso111 for returned to GettysbW'g this moDth year, Ia being sued by one 0 1 er a · tbo improvement. The af1011d• to got oome cotnments on topical vance men ... The TV commercial sta~· was spi--..a with current themes. rnat...,.rs. 1 t L B k ts =~ ring Olympic div ng s ar ynn ur e The approach, by ond large, dU- 0n dlsannamont: "A little suc· a hoot. Lynn sounds 80 much like Judy fered from last mouth's program cess will breed more succeso and Holliday she breaks you up-and tt by being concerned with specdics lhf• will bo fma' Uy the way dim· wasn't rvlanned that way, was it? . Is --Quemoy-Mats:u, Lewis Strauss. mamei•. will coma ""-ut." Gol even Hollywood c.olumrus •~ 1bat Sob t Red China, Suez, super-palliota, On the Berlin wall: can rna e mistakes. One, wriltng a ou the William Inge play, "Loss of Roses," Dienbienphe, Hungary, 'bo U2 ln. •iet wall is not built to keep us h' , It cident, the Berlin crisis, the out, It's to keep their people ln. described it as a Broadway " tt. was _, __ , .. . 't _, ( t f Bricker AmeuwaK"n • 1pm w It makes more of a complete quite a bad play, poorlh cast excel; or G<neva," the "open akies" plan- jail." Warren Beatty) and S irley Boot saw rather than broader philosophical The de-Stalinizatfon of Red the handwriting on the wall and scram- queotion•. As a result, Thursday Square "It must be Indicative of med during the out·ol-town tryou\tour. night's program not only succeed- an uneasin<ss that our friend, Mr. The show lasted exactly three wee s on he 1 MAK! SHELVES-Reservists George Crump, Pt. Pleasant, left, and SP-4 Larry Broadway, which to us Easterners ,means ed In conveying again t ormtr Khrushchev, ia feelinfi.'' it was a flop ·,·. The Roundtable~ poll· president's magnetlom, it also Super-patriots: " ...We don't Luckeydoo, Letart, W. Va., were called back to serve their country when the S664th Ordnance Company went on active duty at Fort Polk, La., recently. . cy-makers don t make sense. They. re In· need these people who are more stalling a full-time Twist policy m the Mr. and Mr1. Raymond Roush patriotic than you or aaybody Here they are busy making shelving in the outfit's canvass shop. main room- which figures to attract and ehl!dren of New Havtn were else who's a man ol good lntllilt many young people- and th~y're featur· Sunday guoots af Mr. and Mrs. ond trio• to be a good citizen. beauty ·flirting with the Idea of be- lng someone named Pearl W1llla;,ns. des- Ned Henry. That's .iust rot, iC you'll MCUII g Mrs Brad Dfllman. crlbed as "a riSque comedienne in the Mrs. John Taylor or Mason was the word." FORT POLK, LA. _To mem·' added significance at Fort Polk. Polk's rebirth," said Capt. James 1 com n · King Arthur Room . Doesn't sound ltke calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hen- Eisenhower permitted himself bers of the 3664 th Ordnance Com· La. • o. 1\o!Jeberry, Commanding Ofa· Broadway Guessing Game: What a very good mixture. ry on Thursday. to personalize a reply severa) pany fDS l, Point Pleasant, W. Va. ··ns, .. or "Direct support.'' de- cer. . • cooks with one of the biggest of the big Party-goen attending the Spoleto AM Williams and Mlna Lewis times during the hour. Example: the letters "DS" alter the oorn- scribes the unit's recently acti- ~ Contmued the Commandar. band leader&? While the orchestra was Festival Ball at the Plaza on December were shoppin& in GallipoliJ, Ohio "As we started to walk toward pany nome have now taken on an jvated military mission. In com·["One platoo_n "operatmg and IDdolng a concert in Vlr&lnia a few nights 14th will get a scoop; Glan Carlo Men· Saturday night. the cocktail room, Khrushchev 'bat the rima!')' mission of thl• spectlng ftnng range•. Another afo be was casually making the rcunds otti will show three minutes o! ! i .1 m Mr. Charles Cartwright return· turned to me and oold.•. " l say h'&hl d w t Virginia unit Igroup participated'" the repBir of o the New York night clubs ... Can clips from Brigitte Bardot's newest fhck· od home from Omaha, Nebr.,. a the former president ever deIg f0 ~oulr~ ~'to ~irectly s"pport the vast c~!"munication system at Radio City Music Hall do anything ~bout er, which .was filmed In Spoleto ·. Quote ka Friday whera he was employ- cidcd to cut loose ard talk for , troops In the field." th~:·~ag:~ men working at the ed an hour Jn ••at fntlmato luhiOII thiS? Irene Hilda 's new rock 'n' roll un- from author Nicholas Monserrat, awatt· b · "' • Wilh Uie reactivation of Fort Post Quartenn.,ter.•. and range its beinll launched in Paria, are called ing his second divorce; ''I've got to e Mr. Dana Lewia. Charles Cart· Yiewers would be treated lo a TV Polk, the 36G4th has been called central as well," said the World "'f,he Rocket•·" to go wng · ht . Norman van Meter• •uuw ·"- of me1 aton·ran.,t • 1mpac · t· .. ... Ia t't true that She!- free. Free to write all nl•ht, • I free k upon to lend Jts skins and efforts r War 11 and Korean Conflict veter• tey Berman Is hopping mad about the off traveling." (Feel free , N c y!) Vernal Johnson, and Raymond In 1A1rrtl81of history, tht format 1.; to many mlscolk oeous t"ks of an. material used in hts recent LP, "Edge of Llevlng, membera of the Locust atill boUiaro me. We can't help lf high priority, in order to quickly' Members of the S664th were 88• b , lml 't s made .Toe Layton, Samuel Taylor and Richbo' th thl ,_ Shelley Berman, c1a ng I wa ard Rod~era are working on a stylized Grove rod and Gun C1u met at In¥daware k at s ~ a 1ormer DAYTON mPfl _ Col Scott B accom,'flsh Fort Polk'• reactlva- signed the difficult job "' .mloaduc of reject material from two earlier f "N the home ol Mr. llervin Lieving preai enl ta1 lng. So when the !ion. ing manv. of the 49th Amorod Di• treatmen of the orchestra or 0 ->of the With the exception of R few vision'& <Texas National GuanU patters. d th h 0 1 Sunday a1lern~>on. spon1aneoua convena t'100 1eiiWI o Radcliffe, a•-rintondenl '" 1JMr. Raymo nd c undlff IJta tlon- .super f'1cu~ · l't1Y and overs1g · bts, 1 Ohio Hl•hway Patrol, F r 1day The Hell 's Kt'tchen pad of one of Strings." They ho£e. to · oth e itw b et e . young enll.~Jteu, members of the heavy tanks, peraonnel carriers, 's youna leadt'nf men Is the nightly show wt'th no mus ctans tn e p ' u ed F P lk L . I I nde h t . n thl said 300 mopatrol-· • TV at ort o . ou1s ana s wo r w a lll uence s can •• ..._, and h&gh· 3664th tflnt West Virginia outfit bulldo;r.ers and arti II ery pIeces scene of some pre ty wild activities In· plenty of music Integrated into the spending a week at home with have upon future aenerations. Is er aalarloo were needed to do the to be activated during the eurrent which were shipped to Polk via • -all without the act- "•cenes . . . "Breakfatrt at Tiffany's" It too much 1o n k th at each man job he felt ••patrol ahould • do • Berlin c r is i sl are skille d nat·top raiu·aa •. d cars from Texas. Volvlng teen-ager..,-h · has is his wife. WI'C' or's knowledge. He's usually In Holly- displayed such stayln~ r,ower t at tt Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Louis have some notes at h~ side lor Radellffe, speakinii on.WHIU.TV and higbly trained technicians, : In preparation for their permanwood or ,on location shooting his televi~ upsetting movie sche u es all over the Hoffman, Mrs. Loyd Fox, Mrs. reference durina: theseseuiotll? Reports pro~ra~. said Ohio was capable of repairing and maintain- ent task of supporting non-div· slon series, but If the nollce should get country. Many theatres are refusing to Harold Sm~h. and Mrs. Dana have some note• at his side for woefully bohind In the number of fnl anything from a compass to a islonal troops. the men are also 1 Wl'se to the situation he d be In for some take out the Audrey · Hepburn I 11 t film th bbe· Lewis were in Point Pteasant on reference during therte sessions? men on !h e state pohce · foroo . . and tank. 1kept busy organ1z1ng thelr own unpleasant publicity, innocent ~hough he cause It's doing terrtf ca y a e ox busineso Monday. No prepared mlpt, ol course- conoequenlly was not rece&vmg a "Men of the 38&1th can bo found maintenance shops, repairfn& ve· Is ... Friends of a famous J3ZZ stnger sus- office. Mrs. Jack Camphen of Point just a more precise method of dearee of htlh~ay protection partic&paling in many phases o(h!cleo and small arm•. pect she's been slipping recently because A spokesman for Bette DaTvls say s Pleallllnt visited Mr. and Mrs. blocking out the material. After equal to surrout>dmg atates. I . - - - - - -- --- - - -~- - -the n e w enneBSee I she '• back on the narcotics habit. She sbe .wiO stay with all , when you'Nl speaking for the He compared the 15G men m 1 "Th Nt ht of the Jaua · 'luren Duncan SatW'day. Will kicked It years ago and went on to be· tams pay · e i • .. 'Mrs. Robert Rickard . an~ rhll- '.gao, It may bo heot not to make the. Ohio force to the .t ,200.me.n in , come one of the top headliners.. na" not only when it comes to Broadway but "untll the -end" ... The government dren were Sunday dmner guest& II eompletely ad !lb. Ilhnol1 and tht 1, 1 00 :n M1ch1gan. Rodollff• alao had a few words Jeny Pickman, vice-president of knows that of the thousands of Cuban of Mr. and Mro. Charlo• De<·ker refugees already here (and more pourat West Columbia. . The Cbann•l Swim: "Sentry about tralnlnfl facilities, calling . , Paramount Pictures had to wait for two ingJn every week) many are Castro ag· "'Mr. and Mrs. Harve McDn01el Abroad" a fuJI.bour NBC·'IV ..... th. tramln1 academy n<ar Colum. · hours to get a table for himself and oth: enli~ 'the cq~t of "relief" for the,m is of Letart visited Mrs. Ella ljlck· cia! to be preaonted on 'l'tluraday, bua "a leased building o! ancient JACKSON - Nine Indictments were returned by er Important Paramount exerui!Vel at staggering, 'b d some of them ne m1ghty ard Sunday. · Dec. 7 - tile 10th annlvar<~Ary of vintage." [the grand jury In Jackson County common pleas court the Peppermint Lounge. Of course, choosy about taking joha. Aak anybody Miss Sharon Williams of Point !he o!lack oo Pearl Harbor-will He said his offlcen were not Friday afternoon. During a three·da~ session the Jury that's happened to many people; It's In the Florida citrus tndustry. Pleasant •pent several days with ovaluata tbl naUon's oYOraoaa dopaid enough. describing the oaJ. questioned Sn wttnesseo .and tgn.ored five cases. . only Iunny because starting this week, Miss Joan Oliver. fe-nse posture. aries as ''woefully low in com- A rtport made by Milt M11ler .. donmg h1s pregnant wtf~ . Ray~ DOROTHY KILGALLEN MIS~ MIDNIGHT'S DIARY: Paul An· •• ed ultl mllliOII dollar 111811 1 m • ka· bU ')\IIt recordiJII. deal with RCA Vlctor-poasl· bl ll~est I n ellae bullneu history ' bl• the ' f 1 th loot Paul will make an On top o a e tour • for the record around-the-world firm to promote the neW association, and edent 8 d• but unusual} bls (not own unprec production company, Camy, will roduce all the Anka records for dlatrl· ution b~ RCA · Ingrid Bergman and her buaband, Lars Sehmldt, are arriving In our town They have reservations at ~ny h our now. A television pack~lng Regia the St• · · Merman I o r a deo trm wuta Ethel f "C 11 M Eth !" series to be title d a e e ··· The musical "How To Succeed In .Bull· •" baa had to ness Without Really Tryin a hire six people to process the mall ard· These are quite apart from the bOX· ~~;ice staff which Ia equally busy · · · · Despite all'tbe preparedness talk eman· a number of fro m Washin"'on milltary"'bues are schedulati.~~known W ed to abuttered. Many communities rotest loudly that their economy Will will te affected severely, but the govern· tans to be adamant about Its de· ment clslonf The Suzy Parker Set says the over h E~ ;~~~:n::; Good Management Required For Proper Steer Feeding, Grain Marketing k' u· hway pat \ I "• r I Chie£Reques ls 300 1Ofe Men GrandJury Brought Back Q True Ind'Ictment s Ff)•day Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith "The Time To Die," a fantuy part.on to other polk-t aa:enclea jury foreman, to Judge Thomas mond Goheen, dras r. a~m(l; ; and were dinner guests of Mr. and to be presented on NBC·TV'I h. Ohio," Too many highly-trained W. Mltehell included a special Charles McNeal, receJvmg stolen Mro. Jack Smith ond family "Dick Powell Show" Tuesday, officer• wer<~ lost to outoide indus· 'rocommendation for painting ol property. . o of Point Ploaaant Sunday. Jnn. $, will be 1 family affair. try be<auso of aalarill, he added. cell blocks and more llghUng for I Charges ilnored by. the jury Vl•ltfng Mr. and Mro. J 0 h n Slarrina Dick Powell and hll Ohio trafflo laws are generally Ithe county jail and for removal were ·~·Ina! Joe w. Lindamood, l:J Harrison the past -k were wifo, June Allyaon, the drama stiff anoulh, he aald. Bul aald he ,of exceu mattrauea stored m Albort Haynea, Earl McNerlfn, Mro. Emma Stewart and Mro. will mark the TV debut of tbolr wanted a ohemlcal teat taw to cella. : thai Herbert and Rodney Kirt. Roland Chlidel'l of Vienna, w. eight. year-old son, Ricky. deal with Intoxicated ~riven and 1\yo of tho !ndlctmenlo . wero ley. ~ Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Paramount picture's pay-TV called for removal of the "cum- against Eugene Robert Snuth of , M1mbers of the jury were HelBY Piili& ~DSON with the Runlans. And the small· Good Will Clatl Mtetlng Walburn of Washington, D. C. company, Telemeter, Is extendin& ber$om. administrative proced· Wellston, charjed with breakina ' en Walker, Beulah Vance, Jam~ WASHIN<mlN _ (NJI:A) - er powol'll don't want to become The Good Wtll Cla8B of the Mr. Kenny Ba" and Mr ..lim· Ita test area to fnoludo an ndd~ ure" involved in the point viola- and enterinl Dalton'• Wine Store Hvtch~on, Freda Rowland, Moro Wesltm policy for deallD.I witb Involved In MY· big power war Clifton M. E. Church met at the rny Bt!nMtt .attended a football tlonaJ 1,000 homes In ··, Toronto Uon system. and the Well1ton Store with in·' ris Jam•• Hart11y, Margaret Sheltbe Ruulau on the GemllD ak- far good re110n1 of aelf·preatr~ 80Cial rooms on Friday eve· game at Athens, Ohio Saturday. area. A performance h,. the New Radcliffe !llkl he 11w no need . tent lo cormnit l'obbery. ton, Leoto Harrison, Clarence 1 uaUoa will belli to takt thiPI vetlon. nin& and bad tbeir .~ovember Mrs. Ross King and children York PIUihll'ft't(lnte that was at tht pr.nnt time to rt-eXamlne Owane Wood, George Van c e Grave~, Jean Willlam1, Mary Ma• after Cblnol1lor Xonracl Adnau- P•lavtll'blf • ref!CIIelll . •" · 1cetin& with Irene uusUs and of New Haven called on Betty taped tn Tokya wm be p~sented all driven and would not want It and . Tom Vance were indicted !lie Winifred Kurst, We1ley Claar. or'a WIW)bft!atalt vlalt wltll Prollo - · ¥Iowa labl lime. boll Brown aa hosteues. The Call ard fatnfly recently; in prlmo tfmo by CBS·TY on done ""leas " coukl bo done fair- jointly .on a charge of stealing Milton Miller, Mario Mlddl•toll dent Kennody. Umo ID lhJo oaao ~- Mel on 1tfng was c•Ued to Oldor by Mr. GroJory Gaodnlte or Pom- Tuesday, Fob. &. Jy and completely. four tires and rims of the value and Wylodme R&ggle. oldt of Ill• wool. ' Pret~!dent and the followlna eroy, Ohio, vlslttd Mr. L o • t e r ABC-TV'a "Cioa•Up" for Tut.. - - - - - - - ·-~- of $881!41 from Richard ErwIn UP TO NOW tho United Statol Jllver otnce PI'Mident Konno ,ogram was given. Song by all, Johnson and family SUnday, day, Doc. 1 will be a pickup o( Ia not true, Mr. Barker oxplain· t•nd Chorleo Erwin. Statloq Changes and Ita allloo hove boon pfaytng dy's July 25 opeech on ltrengthen· The Way of The Cross Lelds Mm. Olevla Young and gtond- the cer<~monlea In New York at ed. Since the recent ehan101 In . All lndictemenl containing three • tli l• one by ear. The mulls nav- fng u. s. national defenoo and Home, Scripture by June Bums. daughtor Ch..lotte Vanmeter Is which President Kennedy roceives the law many workera may con· ,charges of contnbutmg to t he Bemll( Annou ,r.ed en't boen too bad. This hao, how· congr..,lonol action to back up The Lord's Prayer by all. Duet spending ooveral weeko Ill Con· the annual gold medal award of Unlll tholr pobo aod rocoivo aome delinquency o( tlu'ee boyo, II, 19, . JACKSON - John Hdl Ia leaV· fYtr, .._aiod ...,lderoble con· thlo build-up. Khruohchev'o burn· by Lulu Ruooell and He ion Baril- tan, Ohio with Mn. Gordon Young the National l"ootbaU Fouadatlon. 191 their IIOOial aocurtty bone!lls and 17 yaaro of age, waa return· '"fl h~ poaltiOII aa staff announoluston in tbo public mind. Ina detonninatlon to get a Gor- er, Soved By Graoe, !loU call while Mra. Young Ia In tho hal· To be aure Ulat you are not 1... ed a&alnot Luther Smith. er with Jaolu&oi> radio ota!Ioa AD &H a..eulq: 011 wt.at weat man settlement his way before ":as answered by ench member pltal. Mil Z&t:J!II Jng benefits, contact your Social Raymond CrQUII wall namld !WLMJ t(; join WTVN·TV in Coti'D: pofley .. Germlll)' •••• the end of the year has befln cool· giVing their reasons to be ThankMr. Gtntry HoiChar of Daytol'l, Security OUice, 309 Putnam Sti'Mt in an indictment an. a. charge of ·lum~u.s. ooul&l be or allould .. had booa ed down 8 little fuL In tht buJineu oouion It Ohio woo called home to take Marietta, Ohio, In person, by cutting trees of Ph1lhp t,akao of JQitllll the looal ltatlon WIll ju1t u taexac& u Mp«ula&lol QV· THE RUMIA~!II' !undamental was planned to hold one daY his physical examination for the ' mail, or by phone. The phone the value of $500; With intent to be Bob '11tfln, now emplored b_y er wha& u.e 'RQIIJIDI wert 1obee ch ged rummaa:e sole btlil\1\lul at eJ.v- Anny. number is FR 3-5007. Mr. Barker II defraud. WBJX In Ch!IUNJthe. F.arher th11 1. h tat to do ..lll. ri,s 1100 111 8 ' n~ dt" 1~"Go : en o'clock on Wed. Nov. Ill, soup Mrs. Walter Blake, Mrs. The!· urged workers over age sixty- other charges Included, Ander- mont~ Bob Sparks left tltoo locll 0oe aletnolltary r¥t ol this ~nd :•.?r,.: of and pie will bllOI'VOCI at noon rna Henry wtre vlaiting in Point · II~• to appcy for benefits, ev~n , oon Elswoc~ Jr., dr.ivlng. wltfle j•liltlon to job! a radio otaUoniD aituatlon li that tho WeriAirn al- lin. But even In the talko which and olio to takt out. Tho. clan Pleasont Ncently. II they con"-1 rtcelve benef1ta lntoxtcotecl; ~ WUIIams, ~. IJ _:_ m:e_· a- - - - - - - - liu have 'dtllberately refrained Soviet fl'orel Minloter Andl<!l dacldod to aat tbelr Chrlllmal Mrs. GP... taotor •Islted Mr. ln the near. future. This will pro. . . Iron adopting a riatd poftcy too Gron\yko hJ"with Kennedy and dlnnor at tho /olartln !l.estaurant and Mrs. Walter Blake and lam- BY WILLIAM P. BARKER teet their r~ght to future benefits. 2-Dally Senhnel, 0., Nov. 25, 1961 ~ ~ R • lor tbolr Decomber meeting. Tho lly recently. Dlotrid M-or. llat'lolll ..... secrtt•ry of ;,ta1e Vll'an us 11. d be' de · ad · The • A II'"'- V 6 olft ·· I hef th I ret med to ate not mg termln aa Jenifer Van Meter, Chl'f"ne and "' IN l,ull paoplo ill thla .• OM . ..,, · · Cia ••· oro • ~"an u ·yet. Gamea wero played and Parkanna Kelley, ltlalne Cart- area who obou!d opply lor 10<fal pla1111 lt, if a fb&od G•rman pol- Moo<:<JW In tober. there wao CQI\toota wero bold with priaao wright, Belinda Pock, Mrs. Rob- stcurity btneflta aow. If t hI y ley had boen adopted early • m· an Indicated eaolng '" the >"'"" bofnliil""· LucU!e llarrioon won ert Compson an<l da\lihtors Lill· don't, lhoy may looo money, Mr. formation about tt ~ould have end doadltnt. the door prize. Oeltcloua refresh· da and Connlo, .Susio Dunoan, WUUam P. Barker; Mana!IV ol had to bo aharad by ••I I& NATO One further clarlncatton which menta wor<~ then ..rved to the attended the raconl hop at Waat tho Marlolta flocfol Solttll'll,y Of. mernbon. came from the Gromyko tallu In followln& lllltllbtrs, Mildred RiJ. Columbia firade school bwldina nee, said today. He explained It -tel '-11ably have leak- Waahington was that the Ru01fa"' ey, Dora Vao Meter, Naocy Van- Saturday nllh~ that lhtae peopia •• thole men ed. hr 111J illformatkm lhart>d •till believe the German pro\). Mater, 'l'holrna Henry, Helen Mro. Jamu C\umintham and and W.'lllllD who are 6Jd 011oll(li by • or """" pollcycakero !em shollld be settled by agree- Barker Alma JohMOD. Louro111 daUJbler l)enlse of Naw HaV<tn to retire but who aN stlll W.rlf: ta I& capitola - •, mln~m~~m of menl a!IIDnl the Big Four pewal'll L e" is, Lucille HarriiiOII, vloltod Mfna Lowls Wedllloday fng. Many ot tllom may lose .o.. 110 Ia all - eouldn I long rema~n - Allllrlca, Britain, Franco and Mrs. Hensley, Frieda Henry, Ltni aftMrnoon. tal aocurtty boneflts If IIIey da • IOCI'Ot. ftUSila. But 011 tht• pomt Adenau- Lyono, JW>O Bllrna and daugh· Mro. Clara Wllltama wu fa not put iii their &ppllcaUons u Jill 'liiiii ': !IDPECT the Rua· er hat had 10 h2 satisfied. For tor Cheryl, Lulu RusaeU, and Galllpollo, Ohi<> Swtday vloltlnt soon u J!GfSI~Ie. . llaol ltave an advanlaie In thek the Weot Gorman people have the hostlli. Irene Justia and laa· her brother, Mr. William Mol)e,.. Ill both IIIlO ' and 19111 Congteu abllll)' to 41<tato Communfat bloc the bl&alll lltab In thiS. boll Brown. mitt of Point Ylouant wlto Is a made changeo In the Social S. pollelel from, the top down. The West Gorman oleotlono tn midmedical patient in Holur l!otpll- eurlty Law. which mak• It J>OSSI· po-• mull dttormine September dalayed pNV!Oua e• .~a...tlor comes to Woohlnfllou al. ble for lllift j)tOP1t . to ..O.,lV<t· • l_h el r pollo!eo by . demoeraltc tabhohmont al an aflied. potfcy lor ••pporl. Mr. and Mn. marl floblnaon ....,.. soclid lli!ciiCl~ ~p.!lla ,. """"' ond,tonallltation from the for daalfng wftll the ~tana. 1t1 Before loavina Germany bo waa haw a new ooh hom ot Potot even though thty continue . to . ~- up. the -kt ofnco tllon o\ataauer I<. held a join\ <JOIIfel'tllOt wllb Pleasant Clinic laat l"ridoy mom- wotk boyoitcl m~t ,age. if;~~~~ .' 'No proceao muot overcome dl· hu had to oet up tbo coalltloa ol · fnl. He was named Nickay Way· "nlla new Jaw baa ri!4uced 1h ~ · ...-. vlowa. Tho Germano them- hla Chrlltian ~lie U4lao Froo Domo<rat ond Socialist PI" 110, Thla Is their aecOIId ehUcl. amount that lnlis\ be 4adtll:t.d, Will\ rotlnllicatlaa of East with the '""' DliilOetets. t:y leaden. Mr. and Mn. £borlts Alto.. from ooolal ~rl\)1 ..~ta '~ ::.::~:'i·:,":'.:~: fte United Hil HW' JO'f'WIIId... b•t.i Alauranct~ of a united Gennan worth, bavt ·a 1011 bam ill PltUo when 8, bentflcill')'· IIJ'l\l ~ .10 hang onto every- boto owora ......,.. • iiiUc7 lhll pollcy - now thai the haat of the aant Valley Hoapltol. '1\ia ia their $1.200 a mr, . ·~ noldo. 'l h • II noa mon lllilltfrallllto a 1 4 elecll<m CI!Dll'"ill" io a v ~ r . thtrd abtld. ' Many workon ll'l! wt4v,the lnldel!llnp oUHer 1e Ill ;s I',.. io.'llof;q. mako adoption <If a lllllfied \'loat. Mr1. Mollie Fox, MrL Wilma pr<~ssf"' thai !heJ """1101 The Brit- tlua thaa lite •loW · j:bo trh policy lor dealln11 with the Blake, •I'll Dorothy wore shop. tt.olr ooolal MCurltr 'benofill· 11t1o · ~ ehtllar Adeaoaor IIeld tot!oro, .tilt RIISiians JOJneWhat oasiu, pinJ in PomeJ:Ut Saturd~, tjl Ulay have full~. nllreiL ..'l'bl& Western P0licy 0nDealtntr • ' G F On East ermany ormJntr .,,,,,,.,••,,,.,,,.,,.,, ,•._ so·CIAL SECURITY m::Y Here Are some To1me1yTo1ps on What can -,,.,,. :.:'d~. ;,;:~~'::her:r;;;;··lndi~,~~ ', .,,. . ~:: ' • <','" ,,.,,' '•' ' :. ''_, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii[ Clifton Items Of Interest ell;" Bt;. Ohfo th1"ff11/!h fl,l! coooeratkm of Management lJ Most lmptrtaut the Jegeume type he may eat !IO Sudden changes in the the County Extension Service and ' In Feeding Steers much hay that there won't be or kinds of feed should be avoid~ the Industrial Commission to a!· No feeding rule will flt every room for ground f~ which will ed. tempt to reduce the tractor ~c.cl· steer feeding situation and guar- cause htm to grow but not fatten. Keep the st er c:ontented de~ts and the tractor fatahhes antf!f! success. Steer feeding is For this reason it is a good idea comfortable. Thi!l will tend Which seem to be on t'he lncreas~. supposed to be a profitable way of to limit the amount r' hay fed, make him easier to handle. ~n tthhe five years 1956 to 1 ~~~ marketing your hoiTH! grown Iespecially if It is ' of excellent make more efricient use ol 0 : ere t~en> : f~~o~ 1hil feeds. Don't pay attention feeds you are gl•,ing him. 7 OJUTth •f· e depend on "miracle feeds" te door quality. an ~rc an 'd: Find the Rea»oD Wheo your steer Keep Steer Healthy operatmg Each or n mg on f arm I y one of every the job, there are no such feeds . Goes Off Feed Look after the healtfo of your 1 to 1:ctr~1or opera~~~s are in an The most important thing to re- Stetr~ going "oU feed•• L1 a steer. Check _hea.lth ailments at in ·u aceident. member is that all hflme grown complamt heard often from young once. A call m turJP to your ~h;'ee of these fatal accidents leeds are good, if tht! quality is steer ''feeders.• There Ia alw~y& erinarian might prevent the 1os1 tn the five year period were in such that it will get the job done. a reason f~r it even. though 1t's of the animal or a seriou• .iel· Meigs County. Unfortunately, a Course Ground Gr•ln hard to fmd sometimes. When back In his growth and fatten-. fourth was added to the list this ' Glvu Best ~aults this happens you can 'lften locate ing. week. Of the Zt3 deaths In Ohio, [ Always use good quality feed. the reason by reviewing the Watch the droppings af your better than one-fourth were under Dirty, mustj', moldy, o. partially changes m the feed!l and feeding steers for signs o. digettlve di• 10 years of age. 58 percent were \spoiled or low quality feeds may practices you have made. To cor· orders, !lcouring Jr 'COilatipation under 20 years of age or over 60. cB'llse your steer to "go off feed." rect the trouble, greatly reduce indicate that the ration m8y need 14 percent were just riding along It is best to grind the feeds the amount of feed glve11. at one changing or there may be someon the tractor. coarsely. If it is too fine, the time or skip hlle feeding com· thing else wrong with the steer. Thirty-five percent of these fa- steer may not eat it as well or pletely. Then give only a llllall You ean treat some minor tal accidents occured when the uUiize the feed to ib: best ad· amount of the regular amount. ments younelf, but your vet I!; tractor .was moving without vantage. Be sure the feed is mix~ Increase this amount· gr_adually, very good man to be acquainted equipment. Almost four~fifths ol ed well for each feeding. Pay at· until he is consuming a full feed with. the accidents occurred between tent ion to the type of hay you Iagain. Have regular hour• of KIU CaUJe Grubs April 3oth and September 1st feed. If you feed 8 hay that Is uf feeding each morning and night The cattle grub Is tbo larvae when farmers are busy, in a hur~ ry. and frequently tired. The tragedy of thi• ;, that 79 percent, or almost four·fifths of . the total acoidents, occurred ""' wo to 3664 Ord~ance Is On 'DS' Status At Polk 'ti ' '". • ; l ~ Done 1thThanksgiVIng . . Turkey Left 0 vers One of the big holidays is past. What can you do with the turkey that remains? U8t! the remain!! of meat, gravy, and dressing wil!hin 1 2 days (unless you have frozen them!. Gravy should be reheated to the boiling point before serving and thin layers ~f dressing 0 ~a~e e:~in=~ing p:ln~~;f~ ~~ should be ~ated in a shallow Jan which tractors , . tonstruc~. As before servmg. tthe. l.eat penelong as sale rules of opera)ion trates more. qUickly If the dressare followed carefully there will mg IS not piled Into a deep dlshl. never he an ~ccident. The meat need not be beated. When a tractor !s operating, USE LEFTOVER TURKEY IN something has to give. Either. the Turkey Salad made with salad Joad must move, the tractor must dressing: chopped, ~ked egg; olip, or the engine IJIUSt stop. celery; and perhaps olives or picIf the load falls to move a po- klea for added flavor and color. tentlal accident situation tmmedi· In addition to making delicious ately arises: If the trae~r does sandwiches, turkey salao can· be not slip in this aituation. and the used as a luncheon entre'. For a It lth motor does not sta II, the tractor t as t y. supper serve w CUI" proceeds to turn Itself over. If rled rl<o and a g"*" vegetable. the ox warble that first ap- An euy and convenient way as lumpt on thd: back of to control them IJ mb: tmrou:&h· [ about thil Urte of tbe year. 1 ounce of 5 per eent grubs come · from eggs of one powder with enough vasellne heel filet laid OD the hair, tu make a aalve. Remove aile on the legs ~ing the pre- ICBb that fom11 over the Jnab l ,.;;~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii-; '111e9e egg• hatch opening and rub the mixture ~r amalJ larvae that enter tbe Into the little opet1ing1. Go over animal through the akin and the steen every two • In tbo flesh . Some montha aa 1ong aa the 1umPI aplater they appear as gruba on the II"'.,.· backl of the steer. Another way is to ue three .· f These grubs are annoying and ol 5 per cent rotervme are 1 ~uisance to the one ounee of aoapflakel Losaet m rate of gain, v~lue o~ quart uf water t.o make hide and earcass beef can liquid for washlag or aprayiDg. heavy. At a club membor, the area ol the lumpo thorshould be on the alert to oughly. Apply the first treabneDt these gruba. in t+Je opening• about 11 days they first appear and tben •' or S weeks there~r untO ~ lumpa !!lop appe::~. It will ); tak-e from a baH pint to a pint of the mixture for each steer " each treatment. Don't ~ueeze the grubl out as they will die apd dfaappear. CINCINNATI IUP!l-Livestock: -----Cattle 250, calves 1_00; not Ml:~ TVESDAY cattle and ealves to es. The LaditVI Auxiliary to Feen· trend: motce rro 'b root. American t.ebelkra 24.110, standard will meet Tuoaday evening. 1 ' utUlty and commercla1 28 at the pool home ill Mld3 50 a1 7:!0. · 1 MARKrr REPORT .. "Sure Sign of Quality" *FEEDS . • ~~; ~t~iv~: P.l A'NQ S ual can educate himself so that l!ie does not make the fatal "hu· lllan error:• There usually is nev~ ~r a ~d c~~nce to remedy. the .human error In the same s1tuatxm. According to ~ogert, anytime · you hitch anyhethmg :"ywhe~ :n :c~l 8 ~et t t~ groun ~/ Or, have you ever tried serving it out in 1 rectangle about 8" by 19.00; choice 2()1.).250 1ti turkey salad hot? 12'' and spread the turkey almost so.oo-36.00, individual 38.00. 1 Turkey Divan combines veie~ to the edge of the dough. Ro!l Hogs 1900; barrows and gilts 50 •WURLITZI!R turkey, and the tange of a~ for jelly roll and cut into 2· bigher, sowa 2S higher; barrows •BALOW.IN Arrange cooked turkey Inch slices. Bake on a greased and gUts No. l 200-21.,; lt 17.85, and OTHIR fAMOUS in a greased casserole 02 sheet in a hot <'Vt.n <400 degrees 1-2 190-230 Jb 17.75, 1~ ~240 lb IIRANDS . by s in. is an !deal sizel F. I for aheut 25 minute•. Serve 25().260 lb 17.25-17.50, cover with partially cooked with gravy, or wlth a medium No. 3 315 lb 16.50: sows (5 minutes cooking time It, plentyl white aauce well aeasoned wJtb 1·3 300-400 lb 14.00-1S.2r under 300 frozen broccoli: co.nbine a ~an of onion and pars·ley. Thit makes lb 15.5, 2-3 400-60 Jb 13-14.25; cream of chicken soup with about 4-6 servings. scarce, 11.0. "'Factory Trlln.. s.ns.2/3 cup grat~ cb~ and 2 Dried Frulto aad Null Sheep 100; not enough to estab- PHONI 22 IACKSON. o. tablespoons of .emon JUlce; pour' Now that we are in the midst l,.iiiiiiimiiiiariiiiiiikeiit;;;.iiiiiii=====- ..~~:!i:!i:!i:!i~:!i:!i:!i:!i:!i:!i:!i:!i~;i' the mixture over Ula broccoU and 0 : the holiday seASOn you 11 . • ,, tu:key and sprlnkio generously probably he doing more ' w•th more grated cheese and pap- than usual. Thla is when we use • rika. Bake in a moderate oven more dried fruits and nuta. · (350 degreei F) for ~bout 24 rnJn. Nearly all ol our dried fruit 1, uteo. For ·s "company'' dlsb, add reduced In Calif · The 10 1·3 cup each of mayonnaise and p1 of aisins and 0~ broth and 2-3 cup of soar · p.!, r l There prunes , 1 to the soup mixture. This ~ ut no~~~ . . wppfu some mcreage m u~ rauun • u y. 6-3 servings: Tho nd ctl of d ied Torley RoU.up~. Mix dl~ cold lcots ~~ u 0~ and r ap.ls 'th h to r , peac peara WI enOl J gravy The supply of dried apples Now you eu unload 4 tons ot com aitage in 3-4 1: make the turkey bold Ro shape. is expected to be ahart 91 needs !About I> cup of gravy to 2 · minutes ••• automatically! New HoUand'alarge me&tJ. Add some mushrooms The supply of dates it usu.Jily .. 475" spreader with high-etrength forage sid._ or chopped celery It you desire. m November Utan at any gives you a spacious 3Q8.cu.-ft.-bo:r to haul bigger Prepare your favorite time of · year, Due to a loads of chopped material during the entire dough <using z eups of flour), smaller &upply of figs than was t John Deere 5'111 Foot Brush Cutter growing season. Take oft the sides in fall, and =::::.=.:::::.::..:::::::::.=.:=:.:.::=.[e>tpe<:ttd you will find (ll'ices for you have a huge 175-bu.-epzea.der FREEl Stop · season fairly high. · tJohn Deere Model H Tractor Spreader in today and let 118 show )'011 how you pi more Total production .! ~.fee nuts lo YBhle for Jour m•Minc;y clilllar a record volp thla year and ' . • John Deere A Tractor more than .~third ereater average. Each of lho four malorll - almonds, peca~. Phone WY 9-3202 and walnuts ia In ·larfjer As a result, prices are R•clno PHrl St. to average lower 'his year. · "';:i:liiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii55iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili5iii5ii~~ LET ART, W. Va. - The d~~ llr-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r herd of Howard Roush of t. led the liHIA Honor Roll Mason Covnty during the month October according to William F. II·Greg•>ry, Mason County aaent The Roush herd, numborlng II oows on the test. gave an of 7ll6 pounds ol mIlk and an average ol S7 pounds 1 fat per eow. Butter 1· !he I f *SEEDS *FERTILIZER Sugar Run Flour Mill~ Phone WY-2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio BUY AFORAGE BOX T HAVE A ' • New,lleary·duiJ forage sills •vert ..475" spreller ta self·IIDioad'mg forage bOI I USED FARM EQU_IPMENT Roush Dairy Herd Leader Of Honor Roll MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. •IASY TO OwN WITH OUR SPRING FINANCINCI Fulton· Thompson Traclor Sales Phone WY. 2·5101 Sprllltlf Ave~ ron.-y . '.. ,, Wal 4.87, Others on the Honor Roll the ffiOIIth were herdo ot Elnner 1 Nowberry, Letart; state Hoopftal Fonn, ville; W. A. Barker, Southside; Frank Vester, Gallipolill F....,; Ray Cronk, Henderson: II·W•ea.ve~· . Letart; C. I. West Columbia: c. C. Apple Grove; Thomas er, West Columbia; Otmer fng, Weal Cohunbla; T, A. Soutbs(de; Rolfe Ferry: Browtl' and Mayes and pie Grove: C. E. derlon: McNeil . Columbia; and er, Letart. ·Leslie Rayburn. Route 2, led the EDP Honor RoB J: ~::rg Hfs herd of IIICOW11 :1 Jl. ~ 111'1 pGUIIda ol mu• ·I'"' <Ow and showed' a butter fat of s.a and II potiDII ol fat per eo~: .:l otherB on the EDP Holl6r were Clarerice Thomu, Lollart:;.il otl8 Randolp!l1 Leoni Old Town fl'afllls. unit 1 lilnd 1. Pl. PleoiB- il Ne.17 -•1!9•.· '1'1111. 95-bw. X•• Jps.a Cia .lllb I~ ooK· ICI& trip~Htaaered !J48elll for " lhradillftl. Ten heavy, lndividuaf17·mounted paddles tor wider spreadlna. IJirect axle teed has 5 posi!M speeds lllld II ..., 1!o l88tila1L .. C. It, filet Water repe!lont ~ boll Is ~ and protected with loh8llt - llan!s •nd -piece slHI ondpte. Bi& tona-wear boarlngs. tt...w steel -~ Hd diJiributor support. Otllr $155 run ' w..r.m ...,.;, Gto IIIIW ...... ~ Ptaa. c:o..'lia .... _ • .. ...,,I Meigs:fquipmenl.Co. _ "Where Quality.Is Paramount" "'"lve • [our I Here Is Good Advice For Livestock Owners And Breed·ers be Washington Column • 1,496 Hazards Are Operating On Meigs County Farms ,._M'l~ United Prell I.Dternatlonal that aspect the dominant theme NEW YORK <UPll-The cast! oi the interview. n 1 ~ Eisenhower home in Gettys- programs a ¥ ' ·~ .New In fMming D ""' Television In Review The Voice Of 8r0t1dway •' •' • ~. . Bult'ernut.'J, ,, ' . . I. aDd CoiWt. Kee~, ' I ' ·: ' . ff' . " WRAP UP THIS ONE forthat Special_Gift! MIRRO-MATIC . .,:.. ·".. . 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No purchase ne_cessary, Drawing at botb stores. ~ ••, ••, , . & . . . . . . . . tttrtr·n:ratn> 773 5 a ,,,,, 7 POMEROY LANDMARK ' 540 I. MAIN ST, JACK W. CARSEY, MCIR. ,. . ~ �pan, S.UtiDel, Po_~eroy-"!l~dleF'f'I,_O., ~ I 2ft~ !961-D AD StaN Deft.nding Champion Athens ',----~---. And Middleport Rebuilding HUSH PUPPIQ fnm N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 11 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at IC- .,_ Tbun. - East Court St., PIIDklV)' ' 2S Shopplnt D . ¥ Leftl • SADDLES .: NEW AND M.n's & Boyi' ROLL YWOOD (UPJ) - Tbo 11year marrlap of comodiaa lied Buttoua lllld blJ wife, ~::;II was at ou .ud tocla.J, bul slid the couple waa "lrylufj work lhlnp out" for a ,.,..ciU• USED RUGBY JACKETS eBRIDLES ePONY HARNESS e Horse & Pony BLANKETS For Winter A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE! BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLIPORT Gilmore Supply Store. WAHAMA BAND BOOSTERS tt Yw AN Loo~Dnc Ftrr Somethln& ror 'l'bo Hone, ' W• Hav• It. WY W172 • SHOOTING MATCH at CIHlar Hollo., Between CUlton and West Columbia, W. Va. RUTH'S SUNDAY, NOV. 26, 1 P.M. SHOT GUN Upholstering Shop HAM-lACON STOP IN AT THE ••• Santa Sugge!Jis••• DILES - . LY.a.45SO BLUE TARTAN TRY OUR DELICIOUS SHRIMP OR CHICKEN IN-THE-BASKET! •,i.ALL LIOAL lEVERAGES SERVED• A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Ml.llolotlt, FOR NOWI City Convenlenct ' Beyond tht Gas Mala Willi- ... - -Dt . . . STILL TiME •• "im't all ""'""''N!. iDaUJ'o II, "No.• It II true lbat the buMle __.. ___.. enohl · Ilk Btrr P -· L ! c t.!ftPIDiu can,,....._ llld do, dUfw ill the way Iller.._... - meet Ill... 0 IT "11 -. . ~!"-·-·-. • ' v-- ! ! ~ ..' dala _._ .._ 1/11110 ·~~~ ....., dlffereet. 11a - . - - . . llloDeerla.r 111111117; IIIII -.ut) llao lloen ~, ~ ll'OWtb. of ............... liwaided !>)' a ~~­ I1W II • • • UT UIIIIIPLAIM lltl IINii'ITI TO YOU! . . ' . , ;.. . . INSURANa AGENCY .1 "1:.::.' "· ;~~jjl I I · PIIONI WY441. · : rDI? FJ, e. To Touch Up Your ~ For The Hobday ~n •• , With Pelnt & SUppli• From • , • Ki~~ .Builde-:s Supply·Co. PHONitRI.H MIDDLI""", 0. Z&&Utki lOAD .- . 6 ...........,,., • ....,__ \ .\ ( ' ~!CotDoe.laii ,.,.~ . ?i \.' ' - ·' ........... ............ --.,.... ,..~· ... ______ , '· I'OMillOY . ' . ' Mlddloport, Ohio -, .· all·front tuning eue ·w I t h Ulumlnated C h a u u el Selector. Built-In aerial. New plctule tube with bllllt·ln filler. Reserve Your New Closing Out Entire Stock At Cost Cosmetics, Toys, Jewelry, All Nationally Advertised Medicines, Vitamins, Gifts and ·Hundreds of lfems. Phllco TV For Chrllflllas DelfYII'Jl .411 Salft Cah & Finol1 ...... . . 1 \ ·~. _..._.;. · --~,;.,-- . Wt'WIMIA~ti.nl· '-.. .,,, ' . . ' ' ,... . . ~ BAKER FURNITURE Luxurious M a h o 11any flolsh c:o1180le with tapered, brul Upped lep. DlatincUve styling lncludet ' .._ ------'-·---~----- ., You'll Find Tlwm NOW IN PROGRESS sTORE RXT\IUS FOR, $ALE . ' .. ' '. GALIN S~ BR,C(Y(tf~ D.E·A Ut,. ""- ,WYoNI46 ~... Proprl•tor SAL.E!! -•oo _ ...... · .. ·.. $4 2s 'ellm'MINr Nla LAMPS? .OuiHing •Business j Ntw or ll11wal eCalorlc and Welbllt R·~ eGiass Llried_ Water Heaters •Empire F.umaces · eArm' . ·' . ' strong and Empire ~lrcul~tt,;a _ . _..,_ •' .. lOX ...... • MG~nib E~Y, Looking For • • • At 1 YEAR ••••••••••• ••••• DIALER POll .. ., ' WES THE DAILY SENTINEL WI .. I 11ft for " WIIOI.E YUl "MAIL" Subscription Rates Isn't All Automobile Insurance Alike? Make It PHILCO.IJ (IN MIDDLEPORn ·)· ... ,· ·' ·-·.... ....... . Now Is the.time to'buy ,for Christmas and , SAVE 81~. QOLLAR~JI' · iT · }·t ~:11n ·• :.; ., ·h· - ~ ,.F :OUD. ' - • lloolo "'"' $2.00 Ingels FurnltuN "- .. Miilill. . . .>" .• - 23" Phllco Shown, 309.95 ., I Other ~hilco TV Sets FROM $179:' 5 1 Associated Radio & Television . I. Mlln St• H•rry Miller, Owner �' . . I "Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds" · !' . Meigs-Mason Coming Events otNate: lteaden are cwcllllf. ly lnvltod to u• thll ..,. nounetment space for public 1ncl Gr"9olnldd treup mtttings. t.otlcet will be acctpt• ed to run dally thrw daYI lor ..11) In 1dvanct' of the event Notleet MetlvM: for more th·• n th'" Insertion• will bt held until meeting tbe •bove requirements. f-OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS b.TES Vllllmum,.:;;r,:.. ID • ,.." ""' word. IDiortlur.. -:t., e ceatl caer word for three coueeu.U•e ftPKII! ..,. .aae IDODtb for 10 eeJN per ward l'1lb rate or t etDCI per word will be ch';f,ed tor ad, - . . . , d noo oaod onlhlll 10 da11 ofter N< •latl bill. ~ il> AdvertioUII· llbould lot reporled lmruclioleiJ. rho lloih Soatu>el will aM 11o mDODIIblt for lrlo,. thn 0 ... ~ llllertloa. forJ of Tltarob 111d Spoclai Notlcet of Evenll, 11.21, NOV. 27 l'f 80 :word mlnimWD. llodl oMIUoDII word, lo. Oi!hllriH 1M'bll•b.p4 It I eat Jill Word. ~ WQJWa 11 · • • ' I DAY IDo toe 16t I DAYll IIOo et~ I DAYI 11.16 lUll 11.80 IUS Television In Review NEW YORK !IWI!T'l111l·ll the (208). INSURANCE ono Dally Sentinel, Pome!'IJI)'·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 26, le81-? I 110. M.IO 18.00 17.10 PHONE WY 2-2157 -r DAILY CROSSWORD Boot Brilllam Hoopllal to. apool4d to bqln a proprlato for 1 TV apeclal called, oerles ol leltl on illlll Batxl of "QJd.filhloned Tbonks&iving" to Saudi Arabia 1o determine wheth· .add 1 twill of saur. o an Gthlr- II' he muat underp surpry. ,..,.. of "Tho Twtlt," oo lt'o ap. da1 ...,,. wioo clauic cocktaH. OlXVElLAND !!11'11 - Tbe Tut.day Dilbl' 1 llliJ.Iwur ABC· Touchdown Clul; ol Cllevoland has TV opeclal was otufftd wllh brief nam'!d Ohio Stale tullback Bob aong-and..Jance numbero, ....,.nt Fersuson as the outsiSDdlnS <Oland serio--comic readings, lrrev- Ieae footbaU player of tbt year. erent and oly comedy and oome The BIICkiy. star will be honored chanrJo& dancoo. ADd, u II USUII- at the club's annual .......,s b..,. ly t.ht case with ouch ambilloul quel on Doc, 11. COJICOCliiiWI, there were III'Viala BEBWlCK, Pa. !UPJ) - Diet that were More !.ani)' th1111 oth- Sbirey of Slippery !lock ~ato Col. ers. · ., Je8e defeated lolarine Corps L~ The llihll of hope were eontin· Melt Breclrenrldge by IS oecoads uaUy IBDDed, however, b)' the '11lursd.ty 1o wiD the =no~ ,_,.,al briSk pace of tbe production. In of floe Borwick ..,.,..._ Shiny lhe coat were Olarlton H-. rwmlilg for the Pun ll!llJ ~ Gene Bai'!Y, Eddie Foy, Richard •••• blo to the olctory ovc Kiley, Belly 1olmooo, oatlrista Bob lilt Deloware""'valley Atblotle AaElllotl and Ray Goulding, okater IOolaUon. :!~.Button and d1111cer Allyn Me· ~ap= the th ~ntury • JFK Jnter1upts Hes' D participated in some lully.reallzed readings 'from 0. Henry, the Blb)e llld poet Robert Froot. Bsi'IY and Foy ..,. ...n as a swinging vereion ti Currier 19 IAIIHIY GOOG• I •• IN\IFI''I stotJTH r LI'LAIN&I r ..-" H0 lidays FOf ,. .• Cabinet Talks llthog. .I ,, The ambftlouo production by Robert Saudek 8S50Clatoo bad its HYANNIS PORT, M811. IUPil rough llpl'ls. 'l11o polllt al the -l'.rwidelll Kennody brob Into Bai'!Y·P'oy pose was frequootly hll 'lbankslivlng hollday today obscured b)' the wid<! spa<lnf of for top • level talka 011 lhrto ll!elr material. 'l11o format collad major lterna atrect1n1 forolp aDd for a steady outpouring a1 aeOllu domestic pollcy - millllry spondrerresenling old-fashioned '!banks· ing, clv.U del.... and intetnalloo· glvings 1o be spiced and opliced al trade. · with shadlllgo of humor with eon· Def....., Stcretary R4b.orl S. temporary signUiciDCO. ADd 10, In McNamara headed a high-ranking viewing qu&lnt touebeo of Amerl· group scheduled lo arrive by Air 40$P..... ca-taaoa cana from the eoplliotlaled, eo- rorce jet tr8Diport at nearb)l MR lli!.:IU& It II' X R B W D C! a caUed, varilage point o1 11181, we 0111 Air l"ar<e Bue, Mus., in bad CUrrier It !vet-Barry and time lor meotlnp 1o bellbl In DWHNX BN KII'N-IIRCJHCH, Foy-,.latlng the print publlsitlDg Kennedy's home at 10 a.m. !ST. ~ I llc'a 1m:1N1 Jl ORI2AT IK!LL IN blll!inell to television. or doing a Others In lho pa."\y were Gtll. IENOWINII BOW TO COllOIDAL OIQ'8 111C1L1. - LA; vaudtvlllt act. We also had Bob Lymao L. Lemnilze<, chairman "'aaiiP'OVCAVLP. and Ray packing """"' dry ...,... o1 the Joint Chief• of StaU; Gtll. 10..,. . _ J' • 11 q :: ' 110LJ dy ,.,..t,a,ll and roiUno them out Maxwell Tayl~r, Keonedy'o mill - - - - - - - · - - - - . . : .'·: _..:__ with a twinkle. Some hit the tary adviser; Mc;r..eorge BUDdy. mark. Some milled. Kennedy"s opeclal aosi.slant for 'l11o staging ol oomo oDJOmble national ~«urlly affairo: Budge! numben lacked a free all'-Obvt. Director David Dell; loeor110 BaU. IAruJIOAl' 1:111 Off the Air ously becauoe al croonped lludkl undor ~«rotary of stato for ...,. &:A SliD OD are.•· And ~ oflilt polllrnllhbo- Mmlc affal,.; Stuart L. Pittman, 8:00 Country E>press .IRJIItDe\l' tween Fey ..~ Bai'IY 1• w a asalslant secreary ol defense In 6:30 RFD 7:15 S1Jb Q> tbtxl. But tho otre~~gtho ol lito <hMge ol civil dol..... and How· 7:00 BreakfUt PartJ 7:30 Beltaado lD Blue show outweighed lbo !roUUu. ard Peterson, special advisor to 7:15 EliiDdocl w..ti!IU' 7:46 SUoday Chapel St,..ngths? Mostly ebarm. 'II1ore the President on trade policy. 1:30 Breaklut Pq 1:00 Momiq MeciltatloDI was chami in 1i1e deligldul old Aloo lioted In tile &roup wtl'l 8:15 Nlotloaal' World Newo 1:16 suaday Cbopel OO!lll .that Wotell"l talren lao ..,.. l'beodort c. liol'IIISOD, spocial 8:10 Br4atfut Party 8:15 lio<ial Seturi11 Show rlously, in a dance to Shaker couuoel 1o tho President and P. 9:110 Jonaa BUick Show 8:30 Volce ol Revival oongs, in Heston's .llbm-slve Kenneth O'Donnell, the Chief Ex· e:ao Gue.rt Ster 9:00 Pentacostal Assembly of comma"',' ol hill material, in the ecutlve'o opeclalasslstanl and ap. 9:46 The Good Life lloreu c!oncept :t,.lf, " polntmellll oocre(¥y. 10:00 Polka Time 9:30 Music,' Muatc, Music Tho eoncopt mtde . . of ol . . .10:11; Wald 6 lloJma Show t:46 Sundip llhow leaot a hall-dozen Currier 6 Ivea '!bore wu a roast 1-Y din· 11·011 Top TID 10:00 atri al Work ner for the 15 tdulto pre:tenl, 11 ' 10:1.11 Sunday Bl)ow Prlnll• The" wors ohoWll on t.ht oL. L - - - of the Preskleol'o - h U:OO NOOII Newt .. lud scr"n •• introductloor to tbl •• "'" ..,._ ~" JJ:IS Zlrt'o New Soundo in Town 10:10 ter e riouo vignettoo. Say tho print wu ont,o, lonner Ambusodor 100 11·30 Platter Plflu 10:46 &undiy Show 'Shaken of Lebanon.' We'd wateb 14ra ..Joseph P. Kennedy. Moot of 1;., Newo 11!00 Clourch \Yfrld News "Shakers of Lebanon: • Wo'd wale the II children on hand for tho I·!O Platt• P II:~ 1\'asblngton ~ports it dl,.olve and roawear as • styl· weekend dined · DIXL ~ at the 13;110 Budslalul":orobolld 11:30 Country llymo Time ized ttudio or outdoor reoreatloa homo ol tho Prolidtnt I brotbor, 2:Q News : :: ~: ; : olliie lilhoaraph, with live ocll>rl Al!Drney General Robelt F. ~., , . nd . ell nody 1.30 Bandllland ScOI'tlloanl u:ao Topola !!porto unlm...ng • aot•l :nto • on. · · 1·16 Newa 1:0!1 8und17 Showca.. Whllo t.ht ••eculioG wa111't as pres:30 Btlldllaud Sc:areboanl 0:110 N.,.. Round-up else 11 II !Di&ht hive bttn II of· 5:111 N&wa llaurJd.up ••• Off the .ur ferod oome )V~Iertainmont. 11 ,...,. ----~~~=----- . --- ~-- GASOLINE ALLIY -- - C o l't" - ~"--~-- BIKINI lt's beautiful , Clovie , t>Jt uo"'re nat pian nin~ . to wear it to the do..:e. ore you? e.,,......., THE ALMANAC WMPO Radio FIElDCREST For Chrlotmas Tiptoe Rugs $3.98 & $4.98 Matching Lid Covers_ $1.98 THE SHOE BOX I WJ EH Dialing and FllinC: Blrt Parka has pia. He actually sbowed up again for hla "Your• lor a Song" fiasco on ABC-TV. , Parks still doem't know tbt oollio and, u a result, misleads his contestants. He oven l!luffod tho lyrlco of • son1 from a mus\cal shaw that he has bot• apptarbll Ill tv about a year. ~ Tlo ....... f'llllq 1118 Si8D Ou 7:00 lluslcal CIGck 71411 'l1lt Lltei!De . 1:00 Oblo Yalii!J Newt Get In Strlcltuse Classlflecll Rod Slttllon'o 'lbnbl(vbtl aom· edy ~ketcl WB'!I vari~tlon No. 158-8 on his familiar barnyard malorial. The eifw. 11111 ~ and more emblrrNalaa: 11 II I r!ippoae wt'vt all 1\lrtaadtred to the inroada of ibe pre-labrlcat· eo l1ugh-lraoll 011 TV oituatklo acu. comodey aloowt, but ftt Wilt At• -. aJwan lnttJ"ut. IIlio lillormatl"' helpiQI. Tbey'll help you buy, ltU. rea& er 1Ure , . profitably. Have rou tried. 1 Want Ac:l late111 now comtl DAILY SENTINEL "Tho Dick \le Dyb Show" wlllo what loolu and aowodJ like Ill· lim•, t.ht dlllopl 10111111• dubbed other de.lnunanlalnJ wrlukle. At - iQt• ~n~.~ BOSTON !UPil - l'loctoh at DAVY JONES Phone WY 2-2157 - - - - - ·- ~·· Oblo 4:10 Sports 'l'odaJ """* ~•• • Ill:~ Community Nl!)'l ' OL-- IO:Gft ~ Cit the Ton u:111 Wboro 11r Ntaber IM011.. W.a.. J'rl.l "at IIOIIIP&IIonttl ~ f'-~•• 101• World NIWI 11:01 Talk o1 tbl Town ITuea., '111un.) Talk oi the Town l11:ll:UU Chm'ch 111DJ ~ !ll'rlda7 oal,yl 11:411 :!odal llotutiiJ ~ 11:• Wotld lllw GlllJl l ...,.il t:OI DllciD& Willi Dou ttl "orld liipgn t:i!ll!portl f1&1Muu a.uat:so ·Newa S:ot Otlmlltutll1 N.... 1:01 World Newo ,, 1.11 -~~ 1:00 SUnset Bau'-'MI 1:111 SlfD,()ff _ .::;;;,.:;:;.::.:::;;..;~----';;lr ·L1tff·ll!ll MIWIIIIa• c:===::::::~;..-----lli THE ('lEW LOW·COSf BUDGET' MASTE'R · FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN •' • Cover you or your entire family • Pays cash benefib directly to you • Ltts,you cboose your own doooora, hospilals • Offen convenient payment plans · • Protects you and your family around the world , M'AX WARD liS E. s.cond WY 2·2460 , . ·,J I HAVE A FLOOR PLAN OF THE EXHI8moN HAU. IN Moscr:Ni SO W! ~N 110 SH mt toM lor lufl fttoils : 1 . !:iS IAeel "'"' 1:00 Mf, iiiUSic lioo Worl~ N•w• 1:111 1\11', llluslo Ul NIWI .,,.. -·•• "' ,....._ 10:00 y._ OauatJ NIWI , ta:CII llooa Newo 1,1"19 Ohio News Ill: II Markell 12:20 BulletlQ lklanl lll:lt New..O.Onnrl JJ:80 Farm 111d Ooqoe Hour llllllaAI GAME ' 12:41 lit. Muoio 1100 FOOTBALL U: • . Yuoa Coual1 Nowa 818 9r30 Public ltr¥k4 ...,. ··-NIGHT . . . . ---__ _ RADIO . 8:20: CloD UDIIJ Nowa II I!IINII •utMMII-1.11 NANCY THROUGH ~ PI\CES. , Pomeroy . { .. �. . &. Program APJout Alcoholism Was Meeting Theme · Patriotism Was Theme 01 Program Presented At Salisbury Meeting >1embe.-s wm pce,.nt.d pro- I Each "'•cher was mtroduced grams aml mimam re flags when , b; Mrs . Bartel! and read l'!ss.ays Mrs. L. D. Diles, president , was ' the Salisbury P'T'A nwt Tuesday I and poster! on patriotism made Jn t!hargf! of _the Novembe-r meet· l!VIi'ning at thl? ~('hool )bY their pupil!, whirh were on ~~~r the Mtddleport WC'TU rleld \1 n; Opha OffuH prestdent dtsplay lfl the audft ..rntm On dtsrl y eventn.'! At the- homt> of ... as tn charge of tht> meetm~ play and of mterest to Lhe chtl\lrTsh Dana H~~d~~~~ v.t11rh or:lf'nNt wtth prayer hv M• ~- drt"n was a Clvtl War u1ufor.n e gt"01.11l uP('J e~.• to g1ve a do · bel . lAtlon to r-~ Sam Morns for ht~ \1 ax uw Arno ld , fullowed by group ongmg to the Skmner famtly ·nrlh hrnadcast on Temperancf' ~1ng 1n g ol A~"I('H, w1th :\f r s Dunng the busmess sess1on rer.,~' ·!so made plan3 to go carol Roi!IIJ Ra<ifonl <h accompamst ports were g•ven by Lht- ~crt>n• dur ,'lg th~>Chnstmas holidl'l\" \ I:" flffuu tntrodurOO Mrs Wl l- t ~ry and tleasurer It-was an- I I lies Family Is Reunited For Struble Dt'nner Mr ." and Mrs. C. J , struble entertained with a turkey dinner Room Mothers At Riverview Are Announced Mainly About People In Pomeroy The Riverv" P.'D.A. an· oounced room mothers 0r IY LVCILL& UWKINI 1161-62 at the last meetinJ. Mra. Weese'• fint Jl'ade room Robendinrt ~!._~_'11luntoftendll- .Mn. Harlis FrMk Mn. Cltar- ' . _a:Dally l\ Sen~~~. Pomero)':_Middleport, o. Nov. 25,11181\ sm DINNER auESTa Around Abo And ut Mr. and Mrs. James Bearho entertained with a family dinner Thanksgiving at their home Ia Flatwoods. Present were Mr. and I Mn. ReiUn Bearhs, Flatwoods: M •ddl r ThanksgiVIng at their borne at ' P.I)Orf W Mam St IY M1S8 P'REDDIE I Mr. and Mrs Raymond Pu1Uns, PA!sent were Mr. and Mrs. otBOUDASRIJ.T sons Rollin Rlrhard, Robert, and to Jl S Lo M and M spe 1 w~ t"-"'N41Y wtM!k •~ ' . Rand II nd d ..~ter Rh da. es r., gan; r. rs. with hil uncle and aunt, Mr. and - Humphrey, . Mrs. Mauru~e Mrs. Gloria Ebersbach and a a au!§'' . on Theodore lies and daughter, Mol- M J mea Bearhl and f 11 Reed, Mra. Harold 1\rewer. Mrs. Mary Neutding of the Glor- Thurston; Mr. and M"'Roy ly and Mrs 0 . A. Butcher, Lanrs. a , am y. Mrs. Mytft' JeCOnd 8Ld third ia's Beauty Shop plan to be in Evarll and chl~ren, Pamela and caster , Paul Iles Sr and son, Mr. and Mrs. Horton 1bomaJ &rade room- Mrs. Huel Mae ~lumbua tomorrow to view a ,Jay of Canal Wmchester, and the Mrs D<~ le Hy sell IS ill ami thf' !Jam Rartels, program ehalrman. nounc-ed that the ChrisUnas pro- Paul Jr. Shreveport, La.: Mr. and family of Brunswick are the Buckley, Mn. Arthur Davis, Mrs. hairdresaing demonstration at the host and hosteu and sons, Tun~roun wrot~> a round rob in card ~>.· ho PN"'>t•nted a prog'"am whirh gram will be held December 19 and Mr!. otto lies· Jr. and chd- holiday weekend guests of hil Frank Bbe, Mrs. Earnest White- Southern Hotel t-y Kenneth Bat- my and Scott. ,.. h.. r Thr next mf'et in ~ will bt> opt· nffi with de\'otiuils by Mrs. at 7: 30p.m. Jt was voted tu have dren. Tom, Carolyn, Vicki and parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ever.tt bead. telle, of Lilly Dache. Mr: Ken----'---wl rl [}(occ-mber 29. the placr to Arnolrl . The ple-dge to thf' fla_g new steps made for the stage. J~rry, Nelsonville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. . Miss Easterday's t!'lrd and neth u he i.s known is the holdSURPRISE PARTY Jl' announcPrl latP r. was given by Rock Springs Cub Mrs. Geneva Joachim and Richard Struble and soru, GorRev. and Mrs. Eusene 1bomas fourth grade room Mra. Carl er of the Cody American Fashion . Thanksgiving dinne!' and sur1 \ ~rs . .JaMb Turner was the dE'- Seouts Den One and Two. Frank~in Rizer . ere named as a don, Douglass and Bryn of Car- and daughte~ returned to their Barnhart, Mrs. Richard Boring, Critic - Award and Ia the private prise birthday party for M r 1. ot mnalleadt.>r anrl read srript.Urf' ~ - -- · - - -- ~-- - - - comm1ll.ee to purchase a n e .,.. roiJ. home . Chillicothe ll'riday, att.r Mrs. Harold Botton, M~. Betty hairdresser or Mrs, Jack Kenne.-IIJazpes Sltnpson. M)ddleport was from the 2:tni <'h<l pll'l' of Provfla g for the school. The pro- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer spending Thanksgiving with hla Frederick. dy. ' held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~rbs ...An ?rtk•lt> from H Inc<~ I 1:a· ' • Om grnm committee ~Ill named to ~nd dau~ter. Jackie Sue, Mar- pa~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Eve~ Mrs. Suttle's fifth and aixth Mr. and Mrs. William In Is Calvin Simpson, 22 Point Lane iD .)t'r, Nat lon.a l .; r:•gNiy , Arr \\opu_,Thase the Chnstmas treat . toJ , Mrs. Margaret Cramer, Thomas. They were overnight grade room_ Mrs. Margte New- and Mrs. Fred Stewart weregeio Pomeroy. Attendlng ~~:-e James 11Pn Alcoholws wa ..; rf'a.d by Mtss Rosalee Story's room won Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Btlly Wll- guests Thursday ol Mr. and Mrs. tun, Mrs. Harold Newlun. Mrs.' Columbus Wedn 9d t Simpson and daughter :sandy, Mr. \·~~·s. P-lanche Haptonstnll . An arthe attendance banner. liamson and aon, David, Rutland Don 'nJomas and famlly. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Roger Lee Stew:rt a~hQO and M~. Cht:iter Sim~son, Ed.1 It' ~as also read from tlw _un-, Pl<tn ~ for tlwil' annual Christ- Refreshments wert! served by I ~r. and Mrs. Joseph struble and Mr. and Mrs. Rusltll Batey of C.&bdollar. . !be State School 'or the Blind to ward Sunpson, Mrs. Isabel Slmpo on Slgnnl. thf' W\1'1 1'.-. pHh]Jf'll .. mas wogram . , •I d I M' h I p , -" •L Ft Willi L - holl'ion were begun Wf(l- IY ,. .1:111 Mrs. Charles Karr Sr., son, ' IC ae , omeroy, ano ~~~e . am are ~~~ ...ay week- Mr. RUchie'l IMwenth K r ad e. Middleport for tbe Thanksgiving BOn' Mrs . Ed H~e ll , MI'B . . Myr. F~lluv.'ing th t' dosing raver by j nesday evening hy memiM'I'S uf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr Jr., host and h_ostess. I end guests of their 10n and dauJh· room _ Mn. Guy Spe~r, ~·· weekend. t~ Valley, Rose C1ty, M1ch.: FJ'Ied. Bennt>lt Post. American II Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mr. The affair was a rewtion of ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mary Nichols, Mn. David Smith, Marl' anne Woodgerd of Col die Boyd, and the honoree I 100. M'··ss Mar gare t SauNP a· sa 1ar·1 1 ,·~ne-y. nd M G .I B . the f , Bate and family urn- Bruce Simpson cour.o;t> was served by !hc- hust- L-egiOn when thPy Tllf'l Wt'(lnt-s- ~ .rs. at . uck, Mr. and Otto ~les Sr., amily, being y • Mrs. James carter. bUB 8pent Thanksgiving day with . esses. Mrs. Hf!milton , Mrs. Hap- ' day evening J l thl' post home in . Jrs. St~ve Et.lm, Mr. and Mrs. the first tJme for •. number of Mr l:lnd Mrs. George Conde a:xl M-r. Wigal' a eighth grade room her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. ----tonstall and Mrs. Turner. Middleport. t.Tames Gilmore, MI'S. Mabel Tra- years that the family hu been daughter spent 'lbanksqlviog at - MrS. Grace Price, Mrs. Wan- Woodgerd. OBSERVES BIR11IDAY Don Roaeh , ('ummanrler, was ley, MI. and Mrs. Robert Bur- ~gether. All or the Struble fam- MasOn, W. Va, with Mr. and Mrs. da Larkins, Mrs. Leona Sisson, Mn. Arthur Skinner is confin- Michael ~ay celebrated hi I VISIT 1\IEINHARTS in charge when the followin_g <lrlte. Mr. and Mr·s. Charles Jer- dy was present but Cadet Dan- Forn-st Ca~to. Mrs. Betty Codner. eQ to her home with facial neur- fifth birthday at the. Middleport Mr. aud Mrs . .John L. Mnycr wei~ named llii a committee i~ fei'S, Mrs .. Pearl Jacohs, Mrs. iel 0. Struble o~ West Point. The Th.anlugiving dinner gueatJ The program for the Novem- algia. Kindergarten this week. Seated of Grove Cily spent Thr.nksgiv- charge or the Christmas program Herman Mlch~l , Mr. and Mrs. group talked With Cadet Struble, Mr. and Mrs. David Cwniogs and ber meeting was provkled by the Mr and M L at hlJ separate tabJe. were Ricky . 8 mg with R(lp. and Mrs. Geor~e Lew is long Norman Van'Meter Lawrf>ll('e Eblin, Mrs. Betty Gill, who WB.s 21 years old that Jay, family were Mr and Mrs Dur seventh and eighth ;..ruder~ and were. Thank ~·: · ~~nee ~Bolin, Kim Frencll, Barbara An· Meinhn l1 of Middleporl . Both and Alh~r1 ·H.oush. A vblit . rrom Mls.s MargueJ'ite I...eithe~t and ;\ir. and sang ''Happy Birthday" to wood Cumings ~ M·rs. · Ma~ Rlvervi~M 4-H club. a Mr and 5 ~vmgW ~ner ~~- 8 thony, Rodger Dent, Ricky Stof~mili.es went to Mr. Meinhart's Scinta will be part of the pro- I and Mrs. Marv~~ ~cQt~. him. A decor~ted b~ay cake Cumings. The ue:tt meeting wm be De- and f~y of ~.~~"; Va~ ~ hart, a~d his special guest, BreDSisters plare, Mr. a1KI Mrs. _gram. · was sent to him by his parent.. Mrs. Helen E. Johnson 8 n d cember 11. The progrZim will Wednesday they visited with Mrs. ~a Bolm, of Rutland. Cup cakes, James Fugate or Pomeroy, f 0 r I Colore were advanced at the Pictures ~retaken of the group. daughter Diana left Mpoday f by the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Earnest John Kinc&kl at ij)e Pleasant v 1- tee cream, and favors were serv. dinnel·. meeting by Phll ~~·adbury and M~all~ mM~he ~~:~~n n:~- Camp P~lk, La. for a. Yilit Whitehead's patrol wiD be ley HO!pital ln Pt. Pleasant a ed by ~fll. Lee McComas assistPaul GJ·eerdee :md the post was her husband Howard Johnloo with a curved bar ceremony. Mrs Ruth Hawk and daugbter ed by hlS mother, Mrs. B r u c t led in praye·· by Mr. Long and son, Robbie ol Cleffiand and who is lllatloned there witlo ~The other patrols will roceive Mary .Jane o£ Columbus are he.,;,May, and Mro, Joe Bolin. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith 8llli hodges from their Ieodero ' Dul'ing the busines~:~ met!ting T'he menu for the cafeteria this daughter Janie of Pomeroy NaUonal Guerds. Mrs. Walt WU- M Ph Ills • £or the Thanksgiving weE!kend GUESTS HAVE comin~ week at th!' Middleport ' · Iiams of Coolvi.Ue rs. Y Hetzer, Mrs. Mary with Mn. Hawk's mother, and donation lQ the W•igs County Pomeroy, Ohio High School will be , Family Dinner W a. them and will visit her hual>and. and j\lra. Guy Spe...,r, aunt, Mrs. W. R. Garber and Ann MrMr.Galend ~: ERr! Thoma and Tubcr·cu losis and Health Monda j ch C I . nn 'uuma and daughter 1 ciation was made hy the post and st', Y - 8 oppy oess, eese Given By Sauer• Mn. R_uth Hood waa t h row. Gall and Mary Lou Burnside ot TONIGHT they also .agreed to ~u rchase a leks, 'lgrk ""h" heands. cherry cob- A family Thanksgiving dinner Thanksgivmg dinner guest of Jerry ~aid's lng OWS Mrs. John Lyon& and children, Columbus were Thanksgiving din· .,RETURN TO 50 star flag for the Che shii~-Ky­ er, m1 . un an butter TuesL•kl son and daughter in-law Mr Tommy Debbie Be --I and ' day chili soup d k. was·~ Thursday evening at the • ' rna.~ ner -guest. of their parents Mr geJ GI'll de School. PEYTON PLACE .. pie s-;uce carrot~ir~ra~l;sp:~ home of Mr. and Mn. H • r o 1d Mrs. Jo&eph Hood, MJnersvUie. and Mrs.. Harley Swisher and Mfs. Harold Burnside 'and A report on the cmrent. mem(Technioolor) nut. butte~ sandwich. butter' and Sauer in Middleport. Mrs. Charles Karr and 'Thanksgivm.g in Zanesville brother Tommy. Mary Lou Burn· Carol Lynle)', Jeff t.:handler, 1bersh!p drive was given by Long Josephine ter, Poll~· and Fort Polk Loulla nd Mrs. Lyons parents., Mr. side .of the School for the Blind. Eleanor Parker, Mary Astor, ; who announced that the post now milk. Wednesdny _ hot dog 11 and Guests were Mrs. 1 na waa 8 sauc(', escalloped potatoes, butPle~ens of Reedsville, Mr. and Polly AM Bauer. wen for ~ w · Mrs. Bernard Schrawn, . Colum~us, ls on Thanksgiving Robert Ster11ng, Tuesday has 130 paid up members towards tercd rorn milk bun and butter Mrs. Harry Pickens of Racine visitors in Parkersburg, W, VI. Stobart ~g of Patricia Mrs. France!! ·Bearhs and grand- vacation at the home Df her parWeld, Brett Halaey. lt begins Utcir quota or 11M_ He !.'J asking where "Peyton Place·• lert peacheg, rhursd~y- Chicken and Mr. and Mrs. 'Varren Plckeas: Friday. and Mra Job~ Wau::;:rartof Mr. ~n.n:lt Nea!, student at Rio ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burn. all members lo pay their dues orn gravy, mnshed potatOes, cranber- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead Mr. and Mr1. Run Watson Gro S P · • ra e who 1s here for. the week- side. 4 eal'ly and has announeed thal the rit>!:l, milk. bread and butter and and daughters, Jean, Jane 1 n d spent Thanksgiving in Columbua E ~·to INCOMI TAX SAPPY, · ord Don returned home Fnday from (members will meet Saturday nran~=:e juice. Friday _ Navy Juli of Reedsville, Mr. and Mn. with Mn. E. A. Leonard. THREE &TOOGIS F m e ~· 3864 · Beverly where they spent ThanksMASON CLINIC Colorctrtoa.n 10 1 morning to make a canvass Cor ~eans, ?reamed tomatoes with onWilJJam Meredith and 1 on s, Mr. and Mn. Paul Kalltl and ~ P;mb;a~~ Mrs. with Mr. ~nd Mrs. Leroy Admissions: Mrs. oar 1en t - -- SUN., MON. & TUES-.- ·(lues. mns, ~nlk, corn bread and butter Charles and Roger of Waterford. children, Barbara. Richard and Va and M ~ Haven, W. and famdy. Th~y were Sayre, . Kanat:ga, Nov. 11: Dan· A report was also given on the and pmeapple upside down cake Nov. 26-27-2:8 During the evening the third JJII or Columbua were Thanlugfv. Ohlor. ro Embleton, home by KIIJ1 Neal iel Patterson, Cadmus, Ohio Nov, •coME SEPTEMBER" "Gifts to the r'anks" progrnm On the_ menu at the elementary birthday of Juli Whltt>head wat lnl dinner gueltl of his ta ror tbe weekend. 17; Mra. Grace Worley, N e ~ (Technicoloq •to wh!eh the local post has eon- school w•ll ~e: Monday - lunch celebrated and she had a lighted Mr. and Mrl. W. L. Kaut:Sren ' . ng vows were Mr. a~ Mrs. Bethel Richards Haven, Nov. 18; Mr•. pea r J Rock Hudaon, Sandra Dee, tribuled $'100. Donations are weimeat sandwich, cole lllaw. green decorated cake. Unable to attend fie the isltei In the at 7.30 p.m. by the Rev. Deel and family of Ohley, W. Va. visStucky Middleport Nov 7n· and Bobby Darin, Gina Loilobri· Mtl. using the •Ingle ring eeremony. lted Thanksgiving day with Mr. Georg~ Ward Vlnt~n 'N glda, Walter Slezak Cam.pua come and may he gent. to Wal· beans, bread, butter, milk and I because of the JUnes• of their old- ~1~n~b h Y v ' • o, ov. Set birrn in on this rendez· ler Bunce. ehninnan. This P~"O· cookie. Tuesday - Peanut butter er 108 were Mr. and Mrs Den- r zs rot en, Ricbard and Mlu Stob.art's dress was a street and Mrs. Lindaey Lyon. 21 vous and makes it the blush- jecl helpa to provide a better sandwich, baked potato, buttered ver Weber sod 1081 David and amlly of Middleport and Ralph lengt·b creation by '4teph.anle, fea- George Sauer Is in poor condi- Btrth· A da ~ckens and family, M.a.aon. W. turlns a JCOOped neck, fitted bod- tion at the Mason Clinic follow- M _ :R Art:hte; to M~ and Ingest invasion of privacy Christmas £ur Veterans in the corn, bread, butter, apple tiUce Mark of Reedaville ' and milk. Wednesaay - ChUJ and · a. with the skirt falUog into ing a stroke whlcb he suffered rs. oy r ayre, anausince the keyhole wns invent- hospitals. ed. pleata. . Thanksgiving Day. ga, on November 17• Refreshments wet-e terved by cheese stick, leUuee salad, orack- Family Returns Also Colorc•rtoons William Ratliff and Phil Brad- ers, bread, butter, cake and milk. From Somber Event 1be veil was held in place with Dinner guellts of Mr and Mrs RED8 Thuroday- bot doe, but!ered car· Den Three Scout• .U.cbed white saUn bandeau G . . . RENAME BTIIEET ,.-..,.....,..---.,..,=~ bucy. ---'-- - --- - - - - rots oplnach bun butter jello Rev. and Mro. Ralph C. Zundel earrled wh . rue5er on 'l:'hanksgtv- ST. JUNIEN, Franeo <UPil ••••• .. ••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• pudding and' muk. Friday_ and Mrs. Zundel's mother,· Mn. Mei On Wednuday to he/b : ABibleleG!': lng day~ Mr. and Mrs. Ca~l This Communiat. governed town toasted cheese sandwich creamed Jasper, returned ea•Iy thl> weok Cub Scouto Don '111ree me ch Yh bel PP Mr. and Mrs. Edgar voted Friday to rene.,. l08epb Univer~ ore entering Misl Nina Russell, Stalin Boulevard 1n honor of Mar• • peas, boiled potato, ~ead, but- after having been In CGiumbua WedneJday evening in tbe t ter, fruit salad and milk. due to tbe death of their nephew, ment at ille home of Mro. Don y, topped with a and Mr. and Mrs. Robert col Cachln, the man who led moil : -" - Tom Jasper. Mullen. 'l1le pledge to the flag oo..gay of colonial flowers. ol Cohunbus. . of the old Ft-ench Socia!J.t rty GAVE DINNER The funeral wao conducted In led by Roger Gilmore only attendant waa Mrs. Andrey Mrs. 0. C. Greenlee and Mrs. Into the CommWilst eamp Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canterbury Columbus on Sunday and the bur. the meeting followed by the K41nzii, New Haven, W. Va,Frances Bearhs hav-e .f'leceived ...: enU!rtalned with a dinner Thanks- I> I was In ZllllOIIvllle.., Mondll)'. scout oath In uniBOn. 'l1le boys man wu Boyd Kenzil, 31!1Hth word that ihelr obter, Mrs. Frank Debbie . a)ld Julie and Udell 1 ot their home, At h en o recipe holden ualng paper Ord. Co., Fort Polk, La. Rice unclerwimt surgery yesW. Konkright and ,..,, Davit!. . Pre sen! were Mr. a n d TO HAVE DINNI!B platoo and yam which they ga A wedding dinner was held in at the Flower Hospital In Mr ancl Mrs Richard Ra 1 Mro. Wyatt Radford, Mr. and Mrs. The Loyal Bereana Clan of their motho;, for Thanlugl:~ H!nleya Immediately lngs ·and BOno, Tim and Tod ~ Philip Radford and daughter,~ Middleport Church of Chrtat eerelllOlly lor the wedding Mr. and Mrs. otlie Konkright Mr. and Mro. Jarneo Jolwon Mr. and Mn. George have it1 annua] Chriltmaa RefreshmentJ were .erved The couple li at home at and children, Duny. Pam .and and daughter, Kim were dinner Sisoon and son, Ricky Gaul, and nor, Tuesday evening at 1:110 Mullen to Ke"" S. ~a!(, Do Ridder, La. of Springfield, Mr. and gueota with Mrs, suaan Rawlln 1 1 1 host and hostess. the MartJn lleaqourant. Mullen, ~ Gloze. . John Lockwood and cfdldren lor Thankagivlng. Larry Warner, Rogor G ll m 0 PT() Will Serve Chuck Mullen subltltutlng lor btl Lunch ~~ Sale brother, Sou ao den chief, and · The Harrloonvllle Parent Tea,ell-li mothero, Mrl. Elu Organization hold Ita regular and Mro. Mullen. at the ochool Tuesdli)', with Mro. Mary Carsey, Pl"''idettt, presiding. HOLD DINNI!B Plano were made fur the PT1lll A family dinner was h e Jd ~erve lunch at the aale Donohue. Every Thanbl!iving Day at the of Mr. and Mro_ Everett Thonw, Is aaked to bring a pie, M r Locuot Sl Present wm Mr. and Young, prlnclpoi, gave a Horton Thomao and cltll- _talk on recent testa at the ...,..,. 11m,.,_ Kenneth ,Robort, Hutchlnoon oJ)oko briefly IIM:ark and Edith, Brunswick; 10 about her gradea' work. Mro. Eupne Tbomai Films about the moon I Plan Pro r g for ChrtSfmaS f . or Legion at= I Schoo/ Men ues At Middleport A re Announced MEIGS THEATRE . w: .· Wedd' V Taken In f ort i . Po/k CereiJ'IOny lo . (' ....... ... ,... :!e ......... 871JIIW.._H a · ' · :...... . . . . 1/1~ ........ . . Ool. .. - . . Gallia Court Deputy Shoots Mrt. Ba1en Dray llarrlo, 311, of GolllpoUs, and a Iona.tJnoe employ.,; of the Gallia Co ua t y Prol(aJa Court, was reported today by the Atbeno County Sh.,. Ill's Department tO have commltted 111Iolde alter cr!Ucally woqndlng her huoband, Wayne, at 10:80 a.m Sunday In the amall Athens County village of Shade. Athena County Sheriff llan>ld Shielda oald. the eouple had beeD experiencing marital dlfflcultles for. the past two months and that Mrs. Harris had gone to llhaclt over the weekend to try for • re<onollllllion with her bus~d of three mooths. , AI!C<Il'lllng to a otatanent made btr 1. At approximately 10:211 a. m. they moved out to the front yard of Harris' house on tho Judso~ Road whera she shot him In the hack with • 32-caliher revojver, then turned the weapcn on her· oelf. Mrs. Harris was l:llled !nJtant.. cy from a bullet ' which entered her leU temple while Hanil wao ahle to staner back into the bouse and speak to a neighbor who waa tall:lng on their party telephone n... SHERIFF CALLED The sheriff's office received a phone call at 10'50 a. m., ao did the Athens Emergency Squad, _,....,.......,lor I I OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 I . , ., ........,. ..... ,.,.,/., .. • hcl,..... f• -Ill/If tfflff•. The wide variety of wood1 available maw decoraHng eaay, S.. avr large dl1play, CHERRY PANELING 111----- 51c ....... --....... ...... and refroalunenta Thomao and daughters, Mro. Hulchinson•a room and Rebecca, Pomeroy ·-•I Ute attendanet btumer. hoot and hoatess, IN GALLIPOU8 Lawrence Bing, Laoter l!•wm, Carl OWen, a.emr Zirkle, Brad Wolle, membera eNEW LOW· HOLIDAY Lad&•. Knights of Pythlas, ADMISSION PRICES were ID Oa!Upollo Io 1tland lbt aa n u Adulta, 2Jcr ChlldNti lie dlrillar ol the Na o m I eTUES. THRU THU-S. · Lodge, K. of P. Pollowlni ill!' dinthey allended lbt -IJnJ ol ... A ..... Mtvlt4f lOOKJ ' ----- MIDOLIPOIIT, Oi:tiO . Hu~band, the enur_e nl8ht Saturday arguing Athens. portment, Auf!Uit D, 1961. over her divorce action whleh Barrio was taken to Unlverplty Sho>tly after tho ovrrtage, was filed in Gallla Coonty Octo- Hospital In Colwnbua where he couple enootmterod dlarBai FlfSt • BIg • sha•k·eup New Fronti.er Or-dered - Why Danny K.Laughs; ABC Likes Criticism NEW YORK ~ INEAI - Comedian Danny Kaye generally is a .aerious-minded fellow. And aomebtldy worried bow 1114'1 .......,. minded fellow oould be a comedi· an with the way lht world I> U.. dll)'. ~~~======~ ...- 19c "''· fl. 30 4De• lq. 1q. ft. 38c aq. fl. ,. . . •·~=.-~'· .r~~.1'111 aiJtLYiillftU...tOI&t iYnt18 REFLECTIONS lban,b to RCA Vlctol'a a.w Glare-Proof !~ullllllllll lB . 'II , -~..... . We Pay 3% lnterHt On Your Slvl1111 The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ,. ' 1 ·.111 It_,. MemiMr Jliderol Sy....,. Member Pederol Depoolt lntur- Cerjior•tlon POMIROY, ,OHIO · .. t·,. ··, El~~eld~:· l~·. poM.roy tInvite France In _ W (UPI) - The Soviet Union today invited • it. the United States and Britaltt In a four. Kaye paued a moment. nt to end all nuclear wypons tests. uOf DOW appraadl"1Geneva course," he began, "J"m worried About the state of the world like anybody else. But let me explain it thls way. "I remember a conversation I had witb Brtisley Crowther, tbe film critic, after my pictur~. • ~e and the .Colonel." came o~ :16 11:15 p.m. Cha... That plctoore was a ftascc. I don't oel 3, Dial M for Murder, ~ eveR think they made enough Milland, Grace Kelly, Rollerl to pay for the parking lot. But Cummingl. Chamoel I, II: 10 Crowther had given it a nice reZieSfleld Girl, JIIIDOO Stewart. vieW, except lhat' be wrote ~ Judy Garland, a.annel IS, 11:15 didn't think the plight of tloe p.m. H 1 were King, Ronald Jews under Nazi Germany was a Celemaol France~ Dee. sourCe of humor. _ .......,, NMemlttl' 17, U:ZS p.m. •so 1 rn.! him some luncheon or other and we discussed ChaDnel 1 Floria, B o b e r t YCMDig. Helen Gilbert: Channel It lor .. bour. I tokl him be IS, t1:15, D-ed, JlarieDe couldn't understaDd why it .... Dielrl.-, Vietor Vd.a&l... i source of humor. because he wasn't a Jnr. I told him that 'helday• •, ......... a..tl tllrough all the centuiiea, whena, n:28 p. m. 'l1le Gar Bride, ever thinp were at thelr ~l carole Lombard, )lor. depraved, there was· tmmor. -~ JiB. 'Channel 13, 11:15 Desperate, Jews laughed In the eon<entndlon Sieve BrOdie, Audrey Lollg. campo - whea they ·cry· WedlleiUJ, Neteudter D, a... lng. U they hada't laughed, none ne1 1 11::111 Anna Karenlna, • of 1hem oould have aurvlved. G- Garbo, Frederick March. "Today, the Wne thing holds Oumnel IS, ll:lti p. m. To Eacla tnoe. U you toot the otate of the world - l y _ compJote. His OWn, Olivia Doll8vlllaDd. ly, aboolutely seriously _ ,... llooald CUlver. ~ wruld just otandstDI. 'l1le only thing ..., can do ls 110 oboot our 1, n,to Balalaika, Nelsoll Edcly, bualiiOII u boot ,.. .... And my Ilona M:uaey, Cannel 13, 11:15 busiDeu is comedy." Bald Barlt: the DaWD. C!larlel So DIIIIIIY conUnues to make Boyer, Paulolte Goddard. people laugh, ao be did on hi• Frii'af, NOftlllll<r .. Oauel I, recent n speolal. He ealt. n IUO QooJcli>p Ill'. Clllpa, ftGb. "the beet" and enjoys It, as a · .rt DciMti G.- Gnr...., Qooao •Jewer as well as a performer. nel 11, 11: II iibb Tide, Ottcor He ieeb doing specials, as he J(omolka, RIIJ M!Uand. does, is harder than doln& a ser&MurbJf IJt ':or •• "' Ies, boca- a series glvea a perI, 11:15 ~ IW IIM!·Silftr Liftformer a obance to eotabliah a in&. J11110 Haver, Gtnlou 11... formula he can fall back CMI. Rae. auume: e. 11:u ~~~~~ "Thl> way," he aays, "I'm on IJly Mara, Judt Qarlaa41, Vaa oaly once a year and they tx· Hellln. Channel !J, II: It Rille a pect me to . walk on water." Crooked lllle, Atim: 1'auh Gft, of • ll TV net• ....-~g . • alluatlta ..,..., . . Tbt f act •L-t -~ • Frances Farm«. at«" ....... oo CIIS'n. -work!!. ABC io moat l - I l y Frank lkl!ulh wllf• toe 1!110111 stan Keely Smith. '""' aerlooo the butt of or!Uc!sm, because Jolin PA~fne• roaw lolly _ . liar In NBC-TV'I "Cotn•s 100" . whiell will have amualcal oelliag. lt conlalno the highest proJ!Of" ered f111Q1 a -r-Ia~ accidellt episode titled. ''Take a N\lftlbtr" Ia being prejwed ZIV.UIIilad lion ·of Westerns ud myoletieo ftt11111< to &t'liJII Ia the role • • • Chrlola~ Pro4ueti""' ~r Artists, In -jull<tiln wllh AJIC. .doesn't hother Thomas W. lloore. o1 a .prieot. He otan Ill .•'111e Lit· that networt• 1 vice-president In Jalb "nncfooJbledly -'tl .SOViet F!'""P bt fadlitoled" Ji nuclear Jlll roiTIISp(IHI- ambalsadors agree ~ lo conduol dlll'inl . . of a draft the talka. But if lillY of Ut,om .... ,.. sOnted the lncludin8 France, lbt mlnlltl1 " pre Io Isaid, the SOViet Unlon -rv• • • ban conferenc< U.. right to follow sull. lily m Geneva. /Oposed ban woold .f;ist -•Y -· at a.- -·t -..,.-.- :ANGERS - Riding an !-beam, buslr:y rh6 .ection of the steel frame of Wahama 's jllllier . llalmy fall weather has seen daily pro~ ijtctlon site.-Sentinel Photo. fv Nuclear Tests Ban . ._in the . . . underground ·.r1 ill come to invite .1. part in the nul!lks." tho Foreign cbalge of TV programming, _ "I feel.' • :Moore says, "11>1!1 publle ·bttdles alid newspaper-111011 alltat• are ahead ol the general publl.-Ill iM matter of progran> mlng .. And 1- think Uwt is good it keeps the networks striving to improve, wh~ch is what the,-'re doing. 1 think that that famous phrQe . •vast. wastelaod,' was cbosOn' for ita effect. And it io having ita effect." Moore sees a trend loward lewer hoor shows, and ·a resulting increase Ia bell-- sbows. Thio, he uplaiDB, io largely ilecelsiWed lor ball- - s . "lt'l tAl procram half· hour -•.'' he SOfS- "Then, toa. if an hour ollow h 1 11omb, il'l a bad till -!tQDi'ww e tbi~ ol a network's evllliDC P'"l"mlng. The haH-bllllr to.- ieDdl itaell boCier t. oltuatlon .......U. than to act~ etorielo to I thir* we•n eee more stu. Uon ccmedies nat - : · Of ABC's ~t INIIIl til p_..,, M"""' l!llyS that casey appeort 1o bt the bisgeol hit, eve11 tboOih "Alelo PremleN is the biQeol 'liilh <rillel." llo al!o says that he is rooting haJid for Bus stop• "Bus .. _ II • klatl ol """' sbow,'' be l!ll)'S. • J t ' s - "" antholllg)' and therefore &M;d writers llke to ....rt lor il D'• hard to get gOOd writoro to lura in soriptl for T1 SUnset strip aod shows like thal TV tie lloliro," afolwe~·~·G:.E.~'IIIe-==~~Lowl::::o:rd:':•~ll~!m:::+:ltf:·~II:J~: -:.....:TV.:.:..-~.;_____,...._____~--------,.---------- FT. ------ Kills Herse. lor SQ. Choose From Many V1rleties M.hogony •• low H s.noro 11 low .. Birch• 111low.. Ook SINGLE COPY"-''e · . I lodp_ LIBERTY TIIEATRE ..W.r. underwonl euiiJ, ,...d!lnl Ia btr dlow.. uolbtr e dot - - , triotl by ber lolbtr, Cl m Root romoval of the bullot whieh hill. llro. Horril' body 1M- In NWt. Fourth An.; a ,.,., entered blgb on hio back en te 1bt JMpr Funeral ...,. Tbt olllclal ...uct of attompt.. Dray, of Fourth Avo., and lod&ed aear hio wladptpe. H I A _ . - , I wlll bt eaUed ed IDIInlor tmd ou1c1t1o wao p· brother, Donald Root, aloo of condition wu !OJlO'f.id u Mlllar'a J'unoral Hom 1 eo after au lntlnolve inveotlgo. Fourth Ave., aD of Galllpolll. today. todaJ. tioa by lbt two nperta and Sber· There are aloo ....,.al ball· WELL KNOWN J)BI'Il'I'Y !boriff Shloldi wu •Iotecl iff Shlelde thai lncJI"'ed ..._.. bro!hen aad balf.,lttm oun!Y. Mra. Harrb wu a hll lllveotlgalklll by two .,.. a1 toota of the bullela. phyllcaiing. J'unenl serv1ceo lor the depenon In the olfleit of from lbt 8ureou of Crim~ evidence, and ote!-'1 by lbt CI8IOil will bt IIID.,..,., County Probate Judge Jolm . InvuUgatlon of ~. 0., wounded man. ed after her body b rotumod te )lowell whero llho blltl boo8 ....,. Ia Athou CGoDiy Ill lrlrl. Horril II ployed u a deputy clerk April 1, llil!l. She wao precoded In death her first huoband. Dolbort. died of a heart allmont In wa,sll·l ' · Ington, D. C. ohoul two _ . ago. Mro. Barril had married b)' tht wounded man, ed which raced the house, locathutband, employee lie 8llli crlUoal!y Mrs. Jlarril had spent about fivetomiles southeast of preaent the Athens Countyan Highway :e:f Ha 1 Christmas Is merrier when you don't have to worry about bUlBI Pay for next Chrlstmu In advance, by saving now, the convenient Christmas Club way! .. hJ' .... .. m":'m II Laura Fay and ~:: ~=~:. II~:~~te~,~ . Chlllloothe, Mr. and ID-Cio......... "'CW. Low to .... 'II ' ! HAVE A CHRISTMAS FREE FROM BILLSI --Uptrala . . . . . . . . . Pomervy-Middleport, Olllo, Holiday, Nov.rr, lNl ~VOL XIII NO. 188 obi p OMER0 y ( EMENT BL0 ( K ( 0 MpAN y Hoathotr• afMI r~ OMt - ,~ Clou4y, willlly aod ..... ,,.._u~~ weddi ! Weather enttne e t fttWIM' tW.N....... Mino tb 1 • Now Yoa Know This Week's ·Television HighlightsR.f elty singeri DOeoly Bloch orchestra. itnd B~t. e • • p o r i - by 1110111 tl tho ll>i<&I!O group !llld «her oW baDda at jau. ... _ofthe Throng Of 500 Saw Bedford's '6llnstitute a. AppnWm&tely 5011 attendee~ Bedford C«nmtmll;J lilatltute Iaoa Tuesday w.ek at the Bedford C"""""l11 \fices }or carroll C e n t e r. decorated for llle ~e six months. occasaion by the Walt-In G faY night, will be Club. trsvllle Cemetery Speaken for the day Wft fila. The Infant Geneva Nolan, ltoal!l demonlllno: h of Mr. and Mrs. lion agent: C. E. BJahslee. c-. ~of< of Portland. \1 Eiten!lcm Agent; and Jalii hll parents the Hel!kell, Farm Program Db I it 0 by two 11atero, of at llunllngloa. ' ~,' ~ Freda J 1 n e Va. A program Willi ; Richard Mar- pupils of tloe Bedford Sdtool llitl ' The Ewing Fu- the Boy and Girl Scouta. Mue!<al dlarge. numben _ , aliD pr t ntad b1 Homer Rice olid ,....., Whalar. HOSPITAL There wu a niee dllplay<f ,_ tons - Mar- <1 wvrk. canned Iondo olid ,_. e Rd.; 11er- procluets. Officero eledod lor ijport: Geraldine comlni · year were stanfd RD 1. Slocl!tm, ~; llrL .Dia ,.,•• ~ ll<tzing, vice pretldanl. m1 1.ges - "~~ Slory. ~ ... tree· •• ,•., • '-.:>ervtce ,, \ ,. ... ,. ~ . • ~ -- •- ,· -• ""\ •• • "'""" '" ·+ ~ '·.~ '· •r ..... . . ..;. . . . . , . .-,."l p.m. a WSAZ-TV - -~ · i. •' . , ' ,. _,.;~ 1 ..-tetllJr: f. & a. l .· J ·· h' ;_ ·" ' <1\: ,. \ .... .... .;~':.! '. Kaiser Man To Directl963 Centennial ol Rutland Gnvornor W. W. (Wall,y) a. and sing oo ron has IIIOlled to step up ~ It! morning ning .and pnliiiOtiou ol Weet ~ -. 110 The live •glnlaa Centennial celelra,from the Iwitb the appointment of Corl . II,. ,,_, Chleago lll· ISUIUvan of Now Ha- u ..S. '!'"· '; Is the ..,;ugh- mlnistrallve director of lbt C... Wayne Tum· tennial Commislloll. ii1ci is oJn&lni SU!livall. who ls being l!antetl a '.. { .Jeon leave of absence u puble re1Jo. , I.,__ r _Jil"'l_ · tions IIIIUIOger for the Kaloor !Do ;;; dUBttleto at Ra..........t, wlll . . .~.;,.,. will gin his new duties In about tw ., High ochool -b. Mlcliael A. Rusb. who • ,...., da N been serving u Interim diroelor, .,...••es Y~ ov · wUl remain with the l)unmfn!w ~ Eastern Barron, In re<ent speechea, • for stresoed that tho year ol l9ll3 ibould bt ~~ phasls on .tate develbpatent· fa. !her thaa celebntlon alone. .t h II Charles Hodel o!Beokley, cbdlo with man of the Ceiilelmllil 0 • Evary·l•Jon. p!Micted Sullivan ·will .. • ... outatenci'DI ~· • ... 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