https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32537d0c8ebf6113e813dc4eb434e23d.pdf 1f7d1b68cd8404dcf4b7f5a15413825a PDF Text Text ' lBt~ ·Annuof· Dinner Htld By A'uxilrary lll!lllv.....,. dJmer Job a: '27 b1 \1>0 -~~-~th lathe c"o~ ~ t the "Groat lJooo' ol MOo4BJ ~ng·· Jl1111!1'11!1l in wblcll an <h"'rcbchilrob. .. iD U\e eodnty .,.. askod to ~ci!¥'1•· Contributions for I ' pro~ aro rJ, ·be sent to .the Rev. Tlbbl by April I. lteor. Nyle Borden wa& namtd lle\eded to represent the AsJOC-iation ~ the tommi\tee meetiDg for I ~~td 1iJs3 Ohio Pasi<Jrs conventioo I •· · ' ·ffle-11t v. be In Columbus Marcb 18. Rev. P A Cllslo announced a Me;tal that contrl- H.eelth A.sso<iation meeting at !be the E'omeroy First Bap\181 church March 26. That, date Ia lbe dead- for charter ·mernbera. ~ · The Association endorsed a ;;~~;lly GrMam film to be shown · tile Pr.<neroy First Baptlat chu:rclll on Thur!ldoy at 7:30 p.m. arid clay at 7 p.m. At the clo$e _ol nieetlng a luncheon wao eon1ed I by tho WSWS o! the church and the proceeds given toward the lumlablng o! the prayer room at .Memorial Hospital. Attending were thooe nanneo1 · a.d Rev. Eugene 'GUI, Rev. 1o .i• M!s~llaneous Shmver Giren ·Robert Hardens liBERTY THEATRE loiJDDLEPORT, OWO •NOW P~AYIIIG ld,or Allen Poe's "THE PIT At,ID ' THI PENDULUM" . Stminl Vlnrent Price and Barbu•· Steele Engagement 01 _. .Dau9~ter -t ' -CHILDREN ~......... ' LADIES' •. LADlE$' . ¥aluii''Tf'$29.9S' .., " . "' GIRLS 3 to 14• ' . VWua .to $8.f$ ·SA-.,.,. • ., -$. . , ~~~~~~~~~-=~~~ '· ,' �• ' J I;; ··#~ .... 4' " -~n~ny 8Pnff..,~l Pllm~roy ·•• '•utu ;; ·••·•• ,:... .,{ .lt.-.»·,;1 Daly s.tiael ·Middteport, 0., Mn, &, . 2--DIUy seitttnel, . Pomeroy-Middleport. o., Mar. 8, 1982 • ._!liNG~ IDtTr~U.Y • ,, nior,; Leaders Make Startling New D~mand ' "" P~or ~xample To Follow ·; In this age of newly einere!IIJ natioN, World War ll 11!!1 aJriculture develop. has berom<~,. eommooplace to aay..&hat .ment back to pre~vlzitloa Ieveii. many are,.l\tiwn 1Q01't to the Russlan And Russian farmers are c;onstantiY and · -and Red ChiD"e example ti\Jn :tel the heavily troubled' ·by,-U!e · menace of American beeauae w h a t cDminuniatl drought. ' · have done Mellis more attllnable t~ War wiped out !IIOst o( wllltJVtr mtthem · chanlliDJ galna the R~ )lad man· Th~ artUD\ttpruna that thl! ·~'merpng . &led and allo tluhed !Dip 'f_lt.!l ftrtlpeoptes are ressed with the Sino- Iller Qutpu,t llld Jill, • Soviet' performiiiiCf. u )lavm. ~n ach· In eff~, tilt Communllta ba4 to btlevld from ~ peasant JOCiety ~ IIIUCh pn •II over ~ln. But that ta not. tht like their own today. "If the~ eountrlea full ttory. '' . CIJI do it, so can we," it 'uppoaed to be SPeclaliatl In th• Sorilt eeonomy uthe lnllltent tune. aert \hit Moacotl'a fa1'111 probltJ!I hill not How 'lfOnlc It it, then, that b9th: Ru1- juat been lack ' of inachloti)' plut till sia and Red Cbjna lhould bav• failed ao aecldent of droll&ht. · · · . , . · · dllmally In the field or agrlcult.ur.-tun· T)le Ruulana conslttently m~111 Ula , dam~ntal to all other growth and cruel~! ,machinery t b • y have. F~; to the llftln& of Uvlng standard•. A &ood ' their vallt, collecUvlzed "farm factorlea proportion of tilt new natlont nee~ to hive proVed maulyely lnefflclinl..' muter food and fiber problems before Tbelr amJiflloua tree lhelter belta d• all elM. · tlfllled to conlerYe J!IOiltiUI aplnlt Ult •. , What do we actually find? threat of drolllll!t an liow jud&ed a coat: Tbe Soviet Union, for a!} ltf< remvk· ly mllltake. MillY of their orilbJII lrrl- . able Industrial advances.over 40 yeara, gaUon programt Wll't 11!1 badly ·eoncelv· today ,mployt ao111e 4.8 million people ed and manaled ~., hid to be acraply 210 million. By conftqt, the' ynsted cate ~anal l!ld ~t!:b, ~. ·4Atft Statet use• not 111uch more tllln1ia IIIli· filet with the meeb- flilll- ........:,~ lion to aupply the need& of 1M !!UIIIon for broad. stretciiH of WU!I~pltll - and hu ao mucll left over that-'lt Ia a land ·~ • ,, ,'· :. , , colltly burden. Ruaala hill IHJ'Did ~j-tl\_lt !IIIII, Accurate aceounta of what trapaplrea cblnery il not ntCII,.U, "!' f!Wn. Ill: ln Red China 1r1 of courte lmppaslble , ward. Men mult be propir)J lnb\ed.ll to 11t. Jlut auch fragmentary lniorma. Ita orJanluijoo 11114 -~ · · . · ..., tlon ~ doet filter out auJ&e&lf, that And the~ must h~ve_IDC~~ntlve to.w~~ll: , Peipln•'• whole ee/nomle ae'felopment lt. . , ~ It thi'~ite11ed by 'lnadeq~~Jte farm· proTbua far oellbef. !>foacow ~ J;>elp,IJll' ductlon and crop fillurea. · havt found thell ·Important IIA!Y~- •'It In falrnesa, a few things must be point· • wpuld teem time t h a t the emerJ~nt · ed oilfln ·rel!i.rence''to' tbie Soviet farm countrlealooked eltewhere for their "ex- ' 1 , econonl)', The d.eyaatitlolfand strains of ample." ' •< ' Pure Po.rk toH i • .;, t1J$. .Saus_age 'Sli)f~l SKINLESS ..' .w· ,II Jluot lot ootab- , _ lljio lnoQrod tAl ' pa7 f"' ·rap. ' ... l " j ... ··,i; •r. "u:. 1'1·' (qst Di.tch , Co ,. \ ' ' ' '., •' ;' ~<& ~ ~~ 'l The Voice Of·Broadw111 ·, '· NotesOn World Celebrities . ' ' P,OT~TOES, l,lnclasiifiecl - -· �; ' • Paint ~ Vall~y .·Also ' ' ~Is 'Cinderella' • , "' 1flth ..... ~ u a "CCao Ill liallll<llll C!ll'~ llltaet op4 .....,.. ,a..eJio outfit." - · · ~ ll&ht .deflllllw ........... ' ' Olhor .. 11011 Ia t1!e 0.. A tllltrl<t l!liP . '1'llo Pa!DI: Valier Bear<:all, 11· f.U jllllor, wllo loi;UrdaJ ~ mlght well be 1 ......n, will, be headlllg for tbe alae polola: f.IO ~ a car:bllll ertf!1 ~ "tbe llolp dlltrlot WOUDe1 fu- tbe .-..! 81111 IWb rib 1!1! UA CIOIIAIJ ltOIJII. . ' • !bile Ill .. ' IIWI1 f.S ~ - - Dew on piper, It oppear11 ,.,. II tbe ~ Oral Ctablree. a - ~eftg~DC 11.1 1!111 'J'Qnlado 1lvii IPd', P~ Valier )lUI' veteran at Ida trade, h 11 guard JUdi Yoakam, a f.l will be aboallljllllllli - l y ev• line' juDiort and two l!lliora ill lor. Yoakum 'tradet ~· ~ Llie ~ Purpla hJa startiDg liDeup, ldlork Yore, with I jimklr, JOb !onllo!lo ...,., lbe. Rooa COUIII7 a s.4 gwm~, 1w paced tbe Pa!Dt v~ a1oo ...., hill eol'llO<t a nputaU.. for Will In _.jog with a 1f poiDt a ~ u • All Big'Jen Team1Includes Jerey L~eas.For;I.S.~~=~~~· Third Time, Along 1' ith Havlicek~ No~~~~ · . ' . ( ', AIISIU'II . ' ·' j ' WdSBr;~~~ ~ §priug·Tr;nning'Qpeil~r·~. ~lt=~~~, ,._u.., ' ...... J �Pomeroy.r.ilddleport, o·., Mar. 8, no.oo WANT ADS POi 'CONJISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULfS RATES . . { -~~~ per word, ... latirtloa. . ilbtmum cbar&o-110 •au. 1 ...11 per """" rar ll!rM . . . . -•• iaHrtlulll. Sped•' - .0.. maalb for 1!1! ~~~~ per ra11 r.t...or • eeata per ...., will be charaed tor .,&. ••nl. •"'!!IIID& I( a01 ~ 11'111!1!! 10 claYI I· , an. reeeivlnl bill · ICrron ill .U•enllllil-llbould be reporw.llmmedlatelr. ·fill! D.ui 8ea6ael' will aot be reapoilllblt for mlire lbaa oaelacorreetlad1ioD. · card of '1'ballb aad Spec11l Noll* of &veatt, •ut. ~ 150 wm JD!Dlmaill. J£ach lddlUOil&l 1rOrd. lc. Olilluarin P,.bllabed tt 1 cea1 per wm. · WOIIDI ·;~ , 18 . M DAY 8 DAY8 I .DAYI 801 fUI :Wert, 0. Whitellllll Plaoo BOx 1122, Vao Wert, Ohio. 1 MO. M.IIO •uo 11.80 ...oo Tile •uo $2.211 · rz• • PH.ONE WY 2·2157 w , .011c ' 111 t · PIANO lilAY BE HAD BY BSIIJmlnlij lllilall monthly payment~. tlful finish. ~ It looally. Wrlltei .,---':...,....,;.,:,.....,;:;...,;.-~---, Cnleit Dept., Box 322, V a 2 ~ l!l. mn..andE. o1 · Chester. BALES, STRAW. Phone 3130, Chester. U.811pl and aulhorlZecl ulea serv~.... Sluger typawrlten and V8C1Wmj cleaners. The Fabric Sbop. ... ,.,,. W• . Second St. WY·:I-2284. ""~ l&ooclull II Ctmp~ce 1ttJftiititi~~~~ BIB e~ ~aad perfO!'III- - ....-.... !'GDID, .- . . IliaD - . Ill , .... '"'.._•• ~-­ •&. .......... , , .. ., Kenneth 11--. W.Va. M.~fMitN 'flllPID NO . . 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