https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/796ae164b3aa77534c84059dfc6a2244.pdf 8c3627ab7d9cca3a7319ac3dd238aa19 PDF Text Text .. -~- 1 Magnolia Pythian Sisters To Stage Picnic On Aug. 2 ~· ... to prepare boxes f"' servk• men were Mrs. Arlee Abbott, 11n. ao- Radford was • wboo llle Rock Springs Bet· ter Bellth elub met Tbursday af. ........... M the Grange hall. The meeting, In cllarge of Mrs. W·. A. Morgan, opened with the dt,b soog, "Brighten the <Almer Where You Are," followed with the Lord'• Prayer aDd pledge W tbe n.g, Devotions t.aken from Psalms 11 were led by the chaplaiD, Mrt. Radford , who also read a p3em ''Testament of Faith." During the business session, It wu decided to cancel the AuguAt meeting due to the county [air. i'lBill wer. made for the annual plcnie to bt held at the Grange ball September 20 ' Names as the dinner committe-e wert Mnl. Clifford Leifheit, Mrs. Horace Abbott and Mrs. Harold Blackstoa. Named as a commit- ' AUgUSf SDOfe lEI PI Set for Picnic " Wendell O.rlach, Sunday ochool •uperilltendent pretided over the worken conference held Thurl· day evening at the Middle()Ort Chureh. of. Chritt. 'llle meeting opened with a di.SeaaJon m the Superintendents meeting which Gerlach recently attended In Ky. The annual picnic of the church w;u be held on Augwt 5th at the Meip County Fairgrounds be- ES1 Ol Sl q •I • F'l~ J "lnnina: at 12:30. Herman Ki'lcaid .nd Horace Abbott wero named to have 'charge ol ttle &arne! at 111e plcnl• and too .. auending =~ '~:;!ng!:i~~wn rood, drink H was amounced that the Communion aervlce would be h!ld following the Sunday IChool hour 01. die day of the picnic but that tM preachlna service would be omitted. II: wa1 also decided to honor the membera 8J years old and ovm on Auaus· 12 with Mrl. El'l"'Ht Lallance and Mrs. Robe:rt Reibel to be In charge of the •~ecial servi~e. September 30 was announced u Promotion Sunday and Octob- • I~ D< TO MEET MONDAY I I• •' .. ... . . . ... -....... ... .. ~- ~ -- .... '" .. ... . . ...,.. .. . ......... _. . . .... ,. Around And About Middleport Class Reunion H Jd 0 F 'd0 e n " Y A reun~n of .....,.. 10ho ........ . ; ~ •' Mainly About People In Pomeroy Rutland Scouts Squad Recei.,e• ~ Are Camping At Contribution• I of 111 to llle l'oJD. Arrowheod W Va eroyContribulioo• &ergeDCy Squad and $111 WEATHER • VOL XIV NO. 82 Troop 249 NO"' ·-· On Active Ou· At ArrowheO( Emerson Jones, Mr. and Oak Hill -- ~ - - ---- -~ · · - -- -· SATURDAY lUll Fur)' .•. Milke' Room for Dadtl)' 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Airman's World 12: 45 The Construction., 1:00 John's Scrapbook 1:25 Cinctnnati Reds 4:00 Grentest· Show On Water 4:30 Extending Jet Horizon~ 5 :00 Power for Peace 6:30 Your Neighbor &:oo TV rngeilt 11 :30 New I ·p·ictilre e:4!1 San<!erl VPno·cur"' Sal Rep ? :00 SaturdaY Night JambOret 7:30 Tales of Wells Fargo a:oo Tall Man t :OO Satunl!Oiy Nl(lbt at Movlet Mrs. HublHrrd Ho•, f'flrtf f.l11h Se~oion · The Douihltiro of Union Veteran1 will m~t Monday night Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard r July IS at 7:30 at lht. DAV Hall talned her card club Mond~ la Pomeroy, enln~ at her home !n Middle F~~~======"il Mra. Keith Goble wea a guel the eveonln~~: and prl1.es were bv Mrs. Goble and Mrs. Horky. At the close of the evenlnf. freshme-nt 5 were se~ed by ' TONIGHT lhru TUII. Hubbard to those menU,. ,A ltorr of Tht Chrlat abaft and Mn . .Jack Boc~ "KINO OP KINOS" Mn. Rlchard Owen, Mrs. Ha 1 (Technlcolor) Thomos, MISI Martha Howell \ Jeffrey Hunter, Siobh!l.rt Mt'· Min Ann Howell. ' Kenna, Hurd Hatfield, Ron Rlndell, Vlvlk'l . l.!ndtora VACATIONS IN CHESTER lUll Gam, Rip Torn, Cuy Donna Jean King of Tar ftoltt, Roben Ryan. Th~ moat li'lorkla spent a week with ucttiDI Ruman Or•m• th~ lcwea hu ever told .. ot alatt<r and brother-In-law Mr. LoW 1nd H•.t • . . Of Peat'e- Yn. Billy Windon 111d dauJ!II a. Wu " of Frllh a. Hop•l or Cht>••e1·. C.lernrteen She madt' thl' round trip Jlunlll.. Timl• 2 Hra. sn Ml•. bua with her friend N!Ia Fir -.rflco rl-1 I:~ P.M. man. who spen1 the week " Admlnlon: 80c! and 40e her parenll In Ironton. Ohio. 11 :15 n :Z5 11: su U .3i5 New• Weather Sports Mov1e ' WCH5-TV Channel 8 . ,oo Rocord Hop ·- --- 'Play Safe . ,-1;:.:-, ~-.... -,. • Future Dark Is Not~d For Recalcitrant Stars -.: Local Group . Takes Part In ' .... . .., .................. ,... 7:30 Perry Maaoa 8 :90 The Defendert 9:30 Have Gun Wi11 Travel ]0:00 Gummoke U :OO Up To The Minute News J\ : 10 Lat.e Show •t•loa .......k llle ..... CMold turL ~ .... .,.. . . . but uon,..W"• "•tan,'" tntaerl IDIJ f........., 11114 itllio ...... ... lloo looiii&IM· It waa toe &be line or elM when Hollywood was film cannery . ' ,. ' .'- le... c~. -· I >.', ,.. . -.,_ ;f - ,._ -. !, •.. .· AT ~ .. • Y"" '' '• I I Russians Selected By See No Ena All-Stars j 'PACEMAKER NEWS • FILL· ' . ·.,.. .. W• Poy 1% 1"'-t On Your Sovlnt• •' .The FARMERS BANK ) savings.Compan~ I 1 ',...,..., ,..,.tlhlorveS,.tlm . ' .-.~w Dtp111t ~~~ c:trptrlllon • PHlLCO - , • I, ··--"~ Tile~~~-·... ,.....,_ 11 111 of till natioll'l 1111 -k~ I I eel In the distribution of t h • It ett.- cUlM. '1'1tere , • • • 10:00 Adventure Theatre 11 :30 Three Stooges 12:00 Buge Bunny 12 :·:w Western Theatre t :30 t.et'a Dent!t!t 6:30 Superman 6:00 Big Time WrestUDJ ' ,00 Beany and C~il '1:30 c:alvin and the Calonel 8:30 Leave It To Beaver 9:00 Lawrenee Welk ~w 10,00 Ftghl of the Week Jt. : ~ SaturdaY Sporta Final JUO Pacemaker New• tuo A.callemy Award Theater ' _. ~· .... ':'i"; 7.00 M Squad WHTN-TV Channel 13 . When You Travel •• -.:· ___ ____ fllms. I j AQUA-BOGGAN - Jlilplte . appearances, 'thlt wln~me : threesome 11 not rldlnl pell·mell down a wave. The7 aN J ' belli& towed . on a tobonan . .. ... G~__!IL tied at CYPl JO:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouat 11 : oo Allaknr.am 11 :30 Roy Rogea'S Show 12:00 BaSeball 1:00 baseball !1 :30 Ch 8 Wretttling t :30 Uow;e Detective l' :SO Big Picture •• ..' '-I' CBS.TV tbow ..... 1 :00 Captain Kang~ 10:00 The Alvla. Show :: '· ---- I: 30 Popeye • Pall o:30 Pip the Piper 10:00 Sbarl Lewil 10:30 King Leonardo PRICE F1VB CENTS . ..:::. ...; ' SEE-HEAR: Cannell Alvarez, who waa Chita Rlvela'a standby - In the Broadway musical, "Bye Bye Birdie," wl~ eo:-star oppoollti Andy WUilamB ID a summet 1t:ock tour of "Birdie" for thret • weeks ..... VeteraD bro8dca8iting personal- it)' Ed' Herlihy will bec<mc llle · anoounetr on NBC-TV's' "T• night" sbow for seVen weeks bgmntog )londay, Aug. 20. Hugh , bowns, who baa been the anoou~ cer on the show since July 1957, will be !eadin~ the prOgram af. ter his week a» host <Aug. IS-m during which. Jim L_ucae wiU 9&' cupy the annou_ncer's chair .. .. . Wives of four show-business celebrities - Milton Berle, K I r k Douglas, Groucho Marx a.nd Phil Silvers - wlll appear as themaelves In a l!omedy sketeh beint filmed this week for presentation iialir ;&~ •ext -.eason on. Jac:k Benny'a 7:30 DowD on tbl Farm -;; ' : which may d~troy the last of the big .stars. WSAZ-TV Channel 3 n .oo . varil~ ~ llw-IUYerll ......... Four Persons Injured In Auto-Semi Wreck On Rt. 33 M~~rs~. ~~~~~~~~~·~:;;;~~ w~er~e~in~Co~lu~m~bu~s~oEv~e~r~th~e~~~;;~~=----~Northwestem Local Sehool . lVSvt!Of.SL . " •ktake• . . ..,.. . It Is iJ,it' ml!takeft tw II.IM lllloo. ay . . . . Moodispaugh Is Victim Of A.M. Tragedy ..~~;.•gue:~ ~ ::.· .~Mrs. •eier triN • _... ,.,.._. 11oo 11 ..,., ..u~. .... o~Jo < • ~or~ceMcEihlnn~. ~'!._Jifik; Among &y Srout Troopt. plorer Posts from the ~ Area Council now atLW week loog camp at Mt, head, W. Va. is Troop 24 !IOl'ed by the O.E.F. I.JI Pomerny. .Troop 249 is one of II uni' the Council who will par' In a broad camping experle1 tills modern ff:lcillty' eRIA in 1950 to serve ~uts and ers frcm 8 urroundmg coum ~entucky. Ohio :md Weat ....... . . ,...._ ............,. ftldl . . . . . . Middleport Man ~1ectrocuted At Work On Power Lines ay Appl,e Grove Now Y011 Low ~ tot:· "',ag)e •dge News Items ~ .::.:;..:;: ,r:. ,.- I SFides Lodge . KPs tnge Picnic On Th d £ . enttnc ~ Pomeroy·Middlepon, Ohio, Monday, July 23, 1002 I Ri .; Jw l,W .U.. 1 I . ' at y e . , . , . eut Ulls aftn-nooa, ~h - · Cle-f. cooler Jo. ~bl, tow ..... ""-4oy, porlly doudr ... mlld. r 8 ;, J kll MEIGS THEATRE lI ~- r:i Tt . •' ..... . . ~ Mrs. Lewis Gnieser and Mrs. Wil- Magnolia Temple Pylhian Sis· school together iD liam Grueser. ters met in regul6r session ThursSebool near lAon. W. Va .. BY MISS P'RED'DIB number of )'!an ago WBI I Mrs Morgan presented the pro- day evening at the DAV hall . BOUDABREL! Friday at the Middleport gram, which opened with group Nettie Hayes excellent senior, side Park. BY LUCD.LB BAtn:JNS Among Bay Scoot Troops or Ex- ~w~ th new furnace for the singing of America, and a poeni, presided in the absent't! of Edna ,Mrs. Marie ft.awkins , employee Capt. tUld M Cedric p k plorer Po!ta from the Tri-State W~rc were ~e whe.111 t4t "Our American Birthright," by Reibel most excellent chief. Fre- of the Gallipolis State Institute. Arr.:11gemenu for the · and son Erie E!Paso Tar er Area Council oow attending ad' C:Sh of hthe MinerJVIlle Metb). Mrs. Morgan. Several articles day Mossman was reported hame l' atLended the Ohio Civil Service w~re made by Mn. Jacob Turner, are spe~ing ; week with 'ru eus, week long camp at Arrowhead ~st c urc ;net ~sdlf 1 were read including, Junk lt by from hospilal, after undergoing Auociation pic_nic Thursday . Middleport. Other . elan ent 1, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl W. Va., sponsored by Rutland ~~:·d~~~ero~rtt! ch ed potlui\i Mrs . Blackston: A New Approach surgery. Alice Fisher ts recuper- 1noo~ and evenmg at Cora Dam m who attended the Picnic at wUI lee.ve Monday for Texas Methodist Church. ~m. urch IOC , - Menierre's Disease, Mrs. wn. ating from a. broken arm. Win- Gal11e County. we~e Mrs. A. M. Steele of from there they will go Troop 240 Is one of 11 units of bur Bailey : Frankly Speaking, ona Cook thanked the Temple for i Mrs. Clara_ Murr.ay pohs .W~r~ Luella Par~ns. of for 30 months. the Council who wUI participate Mrs. Kar~ Grue:ser. p~s.ided at Mrs. Horace Abbott: Helpful rules flowers an~ the members ror ; Mel2s General Hospital F](J :d a., Mrs. Clame ~app Jennifer Menehini was an over- in a broad camping experler 'e a short bu.smess seSSlOll when the for family medicine chest, Mrs. cards and g1fts sent her w h i I e for treatment. . r C0 ~· M:. W~~a :t~/ guest Wednetday ol Beverly at this modern racili~, establish- reports of the secretary and trea.. 0 William Grueser; Hay-fe,•er and hospitalized Mr. 8 ~ Mrs. Charles Pm-e D ps, rs. w 1 P ~· · , Nye Ave. ed in 1950 to :terve SCQuts ' ' Bnd surer were giWil and dl.Je1 col. other allergies, Mrs. Rollin Rad· The annual potluck picnic of the ~li Chn~t~p~r ~ . . ana ~"Ofand~·· ~ 1e John Frick returned home Tuel- Scouters from surrqunding com- lected. Plans were discussed !or ford ; and Infectious Hepatitis, P081 Chieh; was announced for "' 151 "1g ~~ ' ~ Mnce(~ 1 a epo · from Meigs ~neral Hospital. ties in Kentucky, Ohio and West an Ice eream social Mrs. Lewis Grueser. Thursday, August 2 at the home paMren 9 0 rl. p'·nll -~~- ,ar Joining the group in the Rachel Batey returned Virginia. Attending ~re Mr F -L ' A. " ~""" o( Am8 nd 8 K M b rs. pa 1 Y w11.1 son, M and Mr Wednesda frml Hoi h s. raua poem , · P""-,.els. by Mrs . aspar. em ers ~re left this morning for noon were r. •· . y zer D.!l· Members of the Troo joinin Stewart. Mrs. Eugtne torbes. Arlee Abott preeeded Statistics to take. lhe'lr uwn table servtce where they will join Mrs. Badgley and Mrs. Elmer p1tal after I.IKI~rgoin.g , surgery with 127 other Scouts foF~e weef i Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. H~ by Mrs. Homer Radford and Let's and article for sunshine basket brother and sister-in-law of Middleport, Mrs. Ethel Is convalescmg mcely. ere Raymond Sutherland mer Roush, Mrs. otto HartenHave a Little Fun, and Thinking Games were play~ during the daughter, Mr. and Mrs . and children of Pomeroy Charles Lemley, son of Mr. and . cla~s: Mike Nicb Json, I bach, Mrs. Norman McCa!Jum, Out Loud, by Mn. Oliver Clark. social _hour and pnzes awarded Turner for a weekend Mrs. Bud Abbott of the Mrs~ Hamid _w. Lsnle~, class: Dennis Web:. 2nd class· Mrs. Stella Grueser, Mr8. Bradot A Prayer by Mrs Lewis Grues- the wmners. A dessert course trip \o l...tlke Erie. Mrs. Road. Thu sday evenl~g fractunng tenderfoot· De~ Meag. Mrs. Charles Gruesar. 1David Rice er .. concluded the program, after was served by Mabel Hearhs .and on a two week's vacation ~~~ l~bls foe. and his Weber, tenderfoot; Billy' Tucker, William Russell, Mls1 8 wh1ch a contest was conducted Erna Jesse . her emoloymet'lt at Kaiser Mrs. WinfrEd Bahr t-enderfoot Parker, Mnt. Adolph 3 1 5 by Mrs. WIJI\am Grueser and mm1 Plant. ..., :n afu~age) and · dautter Ka· Sr. 1 won by Mrs. Rollin. Radford and Mrs. Jorob Turner Mrs. Ernest Stewart. Mrs. S• Mrs. Wllllam Eichmger. word yesterday or the death l 'ua g g nd f .1 AttPnds LunchP.o.,_ Brown, Mrs. Brooks Sayre_ Group singing or Blest Be The Gilby Bryan in St. Albans, w. V:i. I Mr a~~ ~a N81m y, Meet In ColumhuJ Mrs. Karl Grueser and guest.&. Tie That Binds and the Mizpah Mr. aryan Is the husband of Mrs . visited Wed~· orman 1 Mrs. Verna Mae Seiser, MNJ. Ace benediction closed the meeting UfS Ve Turner's rousin . Mr. and Mrs. . Grover Je~kW:~n ng Mrs. Harold Sauer ol Sirmlons, Miss Dorothy Harte~r after which refreshments were The annual family picnic of the :urn~r alten<l€<1 his funeral servMrs. Phyllis Snook and was in Columbus bach and Jeffrey Bak~r. ~rved by the hostesses. Attend- Fides Lodge, K. of P. and Meigs J{'es m St. Albans today. M Gaynell Clark lll'ld of Glenford were day where she attended a mg were those named above and Temple, Pythlan Sisters, was held "illo~s. Athens were of hef parents, eon meeting at the Olentangy RPv. Fordluun Will Mrs. H<>':"a~ Bolin, Miss Alief' Thursd.ay evening at the Middlegue-sts of Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels. of the Arrangements and Hosol· Re G11est Speaker Euler, V1ek1e, Danny and Roger port Roadside Park. Tuttle and family iast t.e.llty Con'm.ittee for the Abbott. Bruce Blackston and Con- ~t.lendin~ were Mr. Md Mrs. night. • School Boards Association. The Rev. Virginia Fordham of nle and Judy Radford. Ph1l1p Memhart, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. 1100 Mrs. Ed . Sauer, who is a member of Marietta will be the speak- 1 e. 7 aa Rally T)ay with October g ~:·mbet'l of the Troop j 21 being 111 aside to honor the 'lh lhe I f lh l wt o r scou! or ti! Sunday Sc hOol Tea ch eu. are· The ifOUP ~~~o discussed 8 K~nny Engllsll, TF. Mlkf' teachers traln.ng class for alii TF, charles Hayu TF. M tiJI county churches of Goodwin zc. John Gnodwlr. Chrlll:. 'lbil has been under cOli· Tink Triplett TF, Don S'A akteraUon by the Men'• group of TF. Barry 8oyfl' lC, George tile churches. man JC N~ll Colmer TJI' 1 "nMI meetlnl wa1 close-d with Beer ,.P., Vlr1ll Philllpa prayer by Rev. Fred Gardner. -w .... • Mrs. Radford Hosts Rock Springs ·Better Health Club Meet Thursday l ~- ' (',.... . .. c .IT.l.JE • .LOOAL ,! "I!': e-lll'flOIAL " ••• HI WEATHU '---- ·. '' • . ' ·- Television • bclio .Color Television· · SALES & SEIItYICE . ' ' ., . ' �• •.•• . •• \ •. lo .. ' "> •e~-"1·~ • v~ .... v 'I' ,. . ' .. ~ATING • • ' .' WASHINGTON COLUMN EDITOIWI.Y ·';'fl!e .Daly SildMI · · Terrific Telstar ' After JlllllfGl!bfl's migldflcent flight · !lftl"j)ertect· perfOrmance, 1!J t!le 1-DIIly lelti!Del, PoJptJ"Oy-:Mid4Jeport, 0., Jlll:v Chair Mat, .ivo. Big,·shot l~· ( \) • 4 . $$4-Mill~on Gree~up Locks~ ' w--.A "DAGu ............. ............ ~ ~ams · ~ce ·l)edicafed .s~(ldpy !lrJe ...... Bilek or.Wb!W ' M .... wldllll Joebd ...... bf • luourlGIIa .......,. \ ' ...,........, MSHOIIOI 1111111- IIJIIce Jut· Febl'llll'Y, it didn't Hem ill& way France atOle the lihow from Brt fOIS!ble-'tllat ill7 .llilJRq11ent 'illot, eveli taip to be ~ ttrst to bea'm a broadtast }ltQ 111e iDvolYjng a man, CQI!Id uuuse tl)eo America. World's·excitement very mucb - not. at Bu4 undernea!b tllat 11 the dWPI'f e¥· 1111 . llut, U.til tile flli!t '!I*D landed Pit cite!llent eauH4 'bt the realllattOn that · ~JI ,'""" . :;r #. ~-id ··-'•• I But lH'!)ple are exdled again, not by a ,..,, "'""' telev!Jloa, r.diO • a!ld teltmanned lligllt, but by an orblttna. mn~ phone rommull)eatlona betwee11 au '4jf iamilmelita and .batteries eall'lcl rei- tries II at !land. lt haa bel!n till!:ed aJjout atat. •. · , fin- yean, of CCIIU'll!l. even before the f~ . Tblnew nteUJtt.li nOt !ftOrt eomplr · 'putnlk went up.•Jiut 1!9w It hal~&c¥1111} eated nor mort iDiporll!lt thin 1 d~n happened; Jnd the iDipQca\IOGt ot the O&bel')l that 1hVt beta burled In~ onblt feat are apparent to a!( : in the .,._ five ,.m. Bat there·~ 1 cllf. Tbe ftrat broad~ast ~ onlY a f~w f\1'~ for ~~ ttr.t flm!· ~ and Jlllnutea, ~d many p_roblelftl r~aln to ·· Aal~ liaYe made,tatm.lon e;Dtl.ct. be overeomi. Gnhe!fte!llllm, however, 1'be flnt tlulh of u:clteme.nf ·If beo that the ~ altpl~ae flllbt b,l' Orville . eqif q( "11!111\Cifell)' of. th~ tJdlll. by Ita Writh' wu menured In JMre HeOildf, . . ' ~ ;. ' , . , ·;. The,Morn,um.Story •• • ! . ' ' • .:. " ' ' , ,..._ Aq, 1 to t,,aomt 100,000 vlil; · Ina of the Church of Jeaus Chrlet of L~t"" .will .t!ock to .tht little YIIIIIP of , ter-Day Sl!lnta. The pqeu\ tl}lf y ~a ( , Palm1ft ·til NeW York'• I'IDJII' Lakea . eoillddea with the tS~th anntverPry of ~ t,l.!t 2Sth. unlverury of the Smlth'1 finding of tbe tablets. , , . Hii1 CUmili{h .PaJellit of th•\ -Mcmnon ..f R.egardleSI of. the degrH of Cl')llitl!et • ' • ' -. CJIWtJ&,., . · one may place In the revelation• of Jo- .!1: ' enaetma'lt;;;tflft pqeaata were missed farm boy from New York ~ed:a chain dudq W~ld W~ U>ofthe'stoey of tlie of c!rellmstance which~· had ..reat tm• .._~flU of q ~~n~ ¥-?eiltf t;viU· paet on Mntl-~an hlstoey,. 1 '')' Wion.~.~)'- ~ed on the . ~~;. bttwan 600 .B.G. Tbe ehureh which Smtih flllJnded In 11130 wltiJ flve ,ot!ler men' now>''hu · t , 11111421 .l.J)l-.',_ · Jl!eDlbershlp of two niiWOi .rotlna-tlie · It .. til:' ~dlUon that 1111 Hlll Cumor· world It haa 1 v!gO~IIJ. blill'!lftc pto· · ah.tile 11111l Moront rueatect to Josepll cram whlcb ,c"lms one clta~!fl (churdt) Smlt)l 'tb• .,Pidlll ·tab!. tbt'' eomp'ie(ed every., worldna dn of t h t look IIIMOfiPOII wblel) ltd to the •. >· ' • ' Jive · Jodi. '-P.offUx&Q iftfh . ~i;..;t{l,/~.~·f:!:Yii, ..... ,...... .STAIIllY ���Hospital News � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 23, 1962 mcclaskey moodispaugh rife simpson