https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/548198ab1fa46c13fcb60a59ab2b2ffb.pdf 8e1201e0a9dce534899fcfb901e963a9 PDF Text Text ............................ - . • J ! sC ll 0 0 1 Operetta R- D aily Sentinel . Pomero~·- Mlddleport , 0 , Nov 17 . 1962 Herb Cooker:v 1, Tlulme for M e.,tinl( 'lbe Hemlock Grove Home 1 f1 llemonslralion Grou p mel at the Grange Hall Tuesday for 1 an all day meeting with mne members present. Herb cookery was the topic of the day with Mrs. Leonard 'I Reed and Mrs. Roland Eastman By F redd ie H o uda s he lt as leaders. The next meetmg l The rpsult of many hours of practice was seen Friday will be held at the Gr ange hall, e~en i ng ~ h E'n the Second, Third and fourt~, grade pu- 1 Wednesday, Decem ber 5. The p1ls o f Mtddleport presented t he operetta, The Early subject will be Christ mas gift · Bird Catc h!:!s th e W~rm . " -. su&Bestions and to make Christ~nder t he able d lr.ecrlon of Mrs. Cla re n ce Lacey the mas gifts. A Christmas gift ex- ch tldren a~ l turned 1n very good perlorm a nces e a c change wiU be held . A polluc k : k now w g h t.s part welL dinner will be ser ved and each I T he se ttmg of the story was a Po~ltry yar~ a nd orc>o s I member is to bring their favor- I incl uded a la r ge tree t~u ~1k f rom whi ch , P r estdent ttooos-1 ile dish and the recipe for ter, plily t~d by Gary El liS. addressed t he ot her aame ta n ts of the barny<t rd ; il stack of h ay, a nd boxes · whic h th e chickens a n d rooste r s roost ed . S t John Vogel as r.oosie Wad· . MR. AND MRS. EBLIN Gregory tewa r . BIRm ANNOUNCED dies , a clown_goose- , spoke his M<~kin!: up the c horus of Hens Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Eblin, CLIFTON - Mr . and Mrs . thou~.h ts m n dd les . and . JUlllles . were L'md a Atk .mson, 0 evora11" James A. Sisson of Clifton, w. a nd m the end wk1th .hJ's'(t'tt~n f: Hlame, Nancy Buskirk, Debra former residentt of Pomeroy 1 a .• are announcing the birth of an alarm c oc s.ne f t e Ca ll Delene DeLegal. Pamela now living In Lancaster, ce14 1 of a n 8 lb., 5;', ounce da ughter , fowl from the clutches o ~ 1 e Dod~on Brellda Edwa rds. Pa- ebrated their %5tb wedding Jamie Lynn, at Holzer Hospita l Pirate Ha wk l l~~~ nd~ Hec N' tr icia ciJaze J ennifer r. o b l e, anniversary Nov. 4 at tbe &.turday, November 10. Grand and the F'ux ( > 1 ,;'~r·J Da · !{honda Ha ~l ey, Kathy H J I I, hom~ of Mr . and Mrs . Carl parents are Mr . a nd Mrs. John . Dr _ Quack ~~ 8 P a). : ~. J anie Hindy, Deborah Hinkle, DeLong. Tbe surprise party Turnbull of Clifton a nd Ralph vld Ha~ger l} ,3 nd w l as F«.:e~ll~ 1 Kimberly J uhnsor., J oyce Ke rns was given by Mr. and Mrll . 1 I r ~~ I Pamela Manley Teresa Nicin- Kennetb Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Sisson of Pomeroy. Mr. a nd to the sce ne "ten tIt' Mrs. Charles Cohen of Pomeroy Lady of r;Jultr~· ~ndh MQaryl ' skv . Venl'ssa P cu it. Mignon Harley McDonald , Mr. and and Oliver an Me ter of Clif- Bradbur y, laic f' t f' um up-~ Q ~ ill en, .Joyce Riley , Perdits Mrs. Carl DeLong and Mrs. ton and Mrs. Car r le Turn bu ll , lel!! (Jimmy SchmolL B ~ 1 I~ sa les, Penny Smith , Debbie Nora BoOO. Cake , ice cream, Hartford W u. a re Fultz, Jyl Beaver, Htta Casct ;Tr lplett Penny Wa lters and and coffee were served. Call· srandpa;ents: and Keith French. dressrd m Debra 'w i.sec up. lng during tbe afternoon were bnght yellow costumes l from . . Mr . and Mrs. CbarleiJ Ebltnt r the huge egg "-'hich entered the ::he F'arm.er ~nd.. h·t·~ - W..,!_~ 1 -1r ., Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ebstage. ' wuo Cl nie HaC'kett in a d e f' wer \ Mela POMEROY, OHIO pur ple eoslume portr ayed and TONICONT Egg pl ant who cln imf'd to be a er b "THI THREE STOOGES fowl. a nd the Kitf' wh ich blew S<."Z) IN ORBIT" Moe, Larry , Curley J oe, Ca r· in was played tJy Michae l Tay- . SJ· ctty ol Christensen, J ane Wa ld. lor . EdiC!n Stroll. Ear th ·~ lm king The fi rst and second little the ' . Mirth _.. when Stooge! meet Foxes were played hy Bobby son WSAZ-TV Mar Liana! Hysell a nd Jimmy Ha ll a nd the ers " THill PIRATES OP Channel 3 six hens with speaking parts Acr BLOOD RIVER" (Technicolor ) 7:30 Down oa th1 Farm were, Sharon GISI':e, Pa ula Rus. Buc Kerwin Mathews, Genn Cor- sell , Lu Ann French, Patty Cia! 1: 30 Popcye l ~ala l:tett, Chrl• Lee, Maria Landi . Ha rris, Cathy Burll:e a nd Anita Cro" • :30 Mr. Cat·toon Fultz. All the little he n~ were Hal 10:00 Shari Lewi1 IUN., MON ., TUES. dressed in white a nd the ban. Mat: 10:30 King Leonardo No¥, 18-19-20 De 11 :00 Fury •ADVISE & CONSENT" Lam roosters who were in · Franchot Tone. Walter Pld· were Gary Ba iley, 1 Ma• 11 :30 Magic Midway 1eon, Henry r·ond a, Pr te r Hailey, Jimmy Uoggs, P a u .Jud 12:011 Make Room Daddy Lawford, Lew Ayres, Charles Cunn ingham , J e rfrey 0 a r 8 Ric: 12:30 Exploring Well Presented f • '" I I "'I Th ouo ru ~ the ! ' .I "'"' liceJ LOSF. "" ''" JfS ! =-='-=======iiiij[ Wa (O MEIGS THEATRE I' We PIX 11 ' dlt· 8" WD N" 2·2 or r ur• N< '"' C'lt HA " 1,, \.~ ~iiLo:::iugiih:toiini:,:::::=====:.:T~o::ny:_:M::•:;n;,;I•:_:Y,;.· T1 _:::~ I che· Vlrt ~~ 1 (j Mrs. Alice Davis, Mrs. D. J . The . idea of concentratins and Mrs . Norman vistted Tuesday at Frankiron or es first WWI introduced Furnace with Mrs . Rose on Minnesota 's Mesabi Range in 1907. Vance. Mrs. Dwight Logan returned to her home Wednesday from Holzer Hospital and is improving. Mrs. Everett Benneh and I Wilma, Mrs. Ervin Norrls, Mrs. Robert Bailey and children and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen and daughter of Newark were recent guests of Mr. and MRS. ROUSH Mrs. Eslie Mossman, MineraCELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and ville. Mrs. Henry Roush of Racine are celebrating their 50th Mrs. Fay Curtis who h aS wedding anniven;ary. They were married in Pomeroy been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. November 30th, 1912, and are the parents of four chil· Allen Eichinger and other re~ dren: Mrs . Jobn Fisher (Violet) of Akron; Dale of Coatives for the past week left Fri- lumbus'; Ray of Cincinnati; and Mildred, at hom'e . They for Columbus where she have eight grandc hildren, and four great grandchildren . visit before returning to Open house will be held Saturday, November 24th at Tooele , Utah home on Sun- the Racine Legion Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Word has been received here that Grover Hawk, who h a s been recuperating from a recent illness at his home in CoJumbus IN Oilt THANKSGIVING DANCE FM POMEROY JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM Huu Ito\' * The Continentals * "' tl: Ahnut "II Wed. Nov. 21 9 P.M. to I A.M. Spo11Bor ed By Bet a Sigma Phi-Xi G amma Mu Chapter II 6:30 Capt. Gallant i :OO Potier Waaner ~ny (Colllllnietl ~ Froal Pacel Ylslon ·shoir ln ~hich ~ris betomes lhe Betty ·Fumeos ol '"Didn't I see this show last dlfferenl ~ws, Carl plays a Nazi officer; a otuffy Engtishman'lmd a western heavy. But ,the plolo of the lhree ohows are all tho same, indicating Carl's perBOnal disgust for televisiOll's Carbon copy thinking. As a Nazi offi~ be makes a pliaa at a girl. ·Mer shoutdeo &\rap &lips~ and she throws , a the atulfy EngUahman, he drink omaek In hla face. As makes a pasa at a girl. lihoulder iirap ollpa 8lld she Her ~ 11:10 Weather 11 :20 Mo"VIt , - Late Movies WCHS·TV Channel 8 TV Claaaroom Captala Kangaroo The AlvJn Show Mighty Mouae Playhouae Rill TiD. Tla. Roy Roaera Show Sky Kb>J Readlna Room · Pre-Game Show Mlchlllan Vo. Ohio Stale NCAA Scorebollr<l Rouch Rldero 1:011 Dragnel 6:30 Shirley Temple 7:011 Deputy 1:30 Jackie Gleai!M 1:30 Arthur Godfrey t : :JO Have Gun Will traYII lt:OO Gunomokt U:OO Newt 11: 15 Late Show lJ:OO New• to male:• your home more comfortable IIORM WINDOWS 8 S.v. moMy fn fuef. Alflf te comfCH't. Sla" to fit 111 1tandard openlnp. •I At low •• BATT INSULATION Eaty to apply IMtw"n ceiling (oittl. lliml· nett htet lou. At low •• •••.. 4c I . ll sOI"""'v, .L Ninr;allier 17f . 1:00 t :OO 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11 ::10 12 :00 12:30 1:00 I 15 4:16 4::10 , . '1 Cit 3, All )lie Kb>J'o Men (1948), BrOderick, Crawford, MerCed. I • . ' McCambr~. Ch_. I, !1o1o's , eo Laol &unmer, Z. The Marj ot 1he Hand. Ch II, '111Js Giln f<W . Hire (lid), Alan Lacld; lca Lab. v- ' 111 '·, IHILYING LUMIIR Good , kiln dried 1toek. Ea1ily worked . lde.al for •belvin&. ~ low a• , , • I 12~c lin. ft. Arom 11tic cedar. Jdt'nl for mothproofin g. E.a5}' lo K·P· pi)'. /u low Ks .. • 26c tq. ft . ·' • A SJol'la, ca.n ': 10 ""' Ro8tfl ' 1:10 Smllb to Wubblitlll t :IO LaWI'OIUlO Weill Sllow 11:10 tl&hl Of w... 10:41 Mlkt Thai 5polre VOL XIV comments hiS' young lhey wore dUferenl Watcll~ she'IJ. throw his face." She does. - " Gypsy," starring 1\oaalin<\ 1\uasell; Natalie Wood and Karl Malden, is curnntljo drawing crGwds to New York's Radio CIIY lliuslc HaH. Stage show by Leon1doff, is " Eochanted Islando," leaturJng· the Barbadoa P<>llce Band . .. LOUYIR /. , . \, " I . , Gnat for adding Old World Charm to unlnter· e.UnJ room1. All kind•. Allow••·· · "·" WIATHIRSTRIPPING Seal out drait1 around windows and dours with weatherstrippln.:;. Only 10c fl. PHILCO e11uec"' .._ ..... Utllr - · · _ , . uy, with - • .......,., lAte llo atpt. HIP THidoy Ia . .. low IDIIJPI Ia 31o. ot ;:. ii ·.:= ,., I' c - : '~ '!. :. -;. •j ..... ~ '· .:: ;:. ":'. -· "' . .- .4r• -::. ' ' PRICE FIVE CENTS .MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1962 nick Break In Khrushchev Stand On Cuba WASJUNGTON CuPIJ -AdminopUmisUe that . Soviet Premier much kNI&er, they said, the Pres!crlail Juues were understood to Cove estate on Long hland, N.Y. procedtd Kennedy's Oct. 22 an· btration olficlala today appeared Nik:ila Khruschev wa1 on t he cknt cannot delay the Imposing of have been discuued by 1pecial 11M! impression that the adminnmmcement or the bl()('kadt' and to upect an early break - one verge of agreeing to pull out the tougher pressure - presumably a preaidentila reprseJJtative John latratlan expected Khnllchev to other steps whidl forced the re· way or the other - ln the Sovietmore lhan 30 IL28 aircraft which tightening of the U.S. naval blockJ . McCloy and Sovlet Deputy give in was reinforced by the fact mova.l of 42 Soviet medium range American deadlocl: over removal President Kennedy considers " of· ade lU'Ound the i.Jland. Foreign Minister Vuily Kl17mtU.S. officials were making no ef· missiles fro m Cuba. of :tet bomben from Cuba. fensive weap0n11 ." BOMBERS DISCUSSED sov during their five-hour lunch fort to buikl up an air of grim LEAVES Z ITEMS On the whole. they appeared Howuer, if Khrushchev 1tal11 The bombers and other Cuban meeting sunday at Russia's Glen expectancy such u that which Official& emphasized that pulling ~~~~~==~~~~~==~==---=~==-~~~~-=~~~~~~--===~~~~-=·~-- Lut the bomben would JtiD -.v. two critical items. KhrulhcbeY't pledge t obe carried out--lllterrlao t.iooal verification that all "of.. fensive weapons·· were gone aDd reassurance given that they wouW not be remtroduced. --- TaftWouldn 'tWaterDown GOP's Civil Rights Stand WASHINGTON (UPII - Congreasman..elect Rbbert A. Taft Jr. of Ohio said SUnday the Republican party should not water down its civil rights poaition as a means of gaining greta.er strength in the South. Jn a televisioa interview Ussuea and Answers--ABCl the 1011 of • the late Ohio Republican 1e11ator said the party would make a :rniJ.. takl! to " compromi~·· on civU rights to elect more Southern congressmen. He nid he didn't think it would. 'I don't think a man with segregationist vlews should be a cand!dale for the Republican part.'" he auerted. Demoa·atlc 1 e ad e r s have charged that Republicans ran as the 'segregationist party" in the South iD the Nov. 6 elections. 'I'tle GOP won five new seats in the House from the South. Taft said he had no evidence the suC<:essful Republicans were outright segregationists. In any event, he said, he dld not foresee any apllt In GOP ranks on the rights issue. The Meigl County Gommlsoionera ordered today that lol· lowup chest x~rays for tuberculosts be taken al Meigs Memorial Hospllal. Gommlssloner Don Mullen moved the change be made and Gomm!Jsioners Avery Nelson and Kenneth McElhinney Ohio Closures Taft was elected Nov. e as an Ohio congreiiSman-at-large in a statewide vote. Asked If he might now have eyes ln 1964 on the Senate seat held b)' Sen. stephen M. Ypung, D-Obio, Taft said he had no present ambitions beyond learning the ropes in the House. He said he wa1 in bailie agreement wltb GOP leaden on general policy matters - and would vote aganist a tax cut in the new Congreu If tax reduction PfOIJOS· als are not accompanied by to reduce federal IJM!lldlng equal amounts. By Ulllkd Prea lalenai!Uoaal sued and another expected to be 1 Shipman said wives of small l:tusinessmen when they 117 ti.,Local authorities steppOO up en- issued later today for violation of · merc hants tell him t heir Sunday 1are slowly going bankrupt b&forcement of Ohio's Sunday blue the Sunday closing law ..Police i customer~ go across th~ street in·;cause they ~~ 110 depeaclent 011 law last weekend but arrests made a check of stores m the l h bu b k jSunday sales . btr nu.yor aabd. were at a minimu~ in most in· area and found most of them re· to a not er su r to rna e pur- i He ~mi~. hOWever, that eostances. maining open made an effort not chase!. 1forcemetJt policy will contiDue 11 Three Lawson Milk Co. store to make illegal sales. 1 " How can [ answer these amaU his community. Eugene · · - -- - - ·-[m<ma11ers in Wayne County were Marino Cit Solicitor violatlno of the Swriay ] Ya~el said he plan11ed a meeting . lci•,.i•<g law. the fiM such arrests I this week with businessmen to dethe area since the defeat of termine just what can and cannot ILBw•m Amendment at the polls be sold on Sunday. Nov. 6. In the Cleveland suburl:t of Ma·l Although some oommunlties or- pie Heights, Mayor James Ship· dered enforcement, others, in- man criticized ap~hy in enf~rcing j • eluding Columbua and Franklin the blue law . Sh1pman said he ICoW!\Y, gave merchants another was wondering what happened to Four small den-fnger 1 ua a of if&ce because of adver- promisea of enforcement ~am­ were stolen in a burglarJ at ' "··'-· commitment& and other paigns made by other mayon iD Middleport sometime Salurday Ire''"""·· the wake of the Lawaon Amendnight and then , . . - , aa In Marion, one cittalon was iJ. ment defeat. auto was reported milling Derringers Are Stolen From Store I Followup Chest X-Rays To Be Taken In New Hospital Garnes Taken agreed . Former1y, follow-up X- county. ra)'! were taken at Meigs Gen- A spokesman for the Meigs from lhe Tom Rue MDior Company car lot, South 'lbtrd-aY. oral Hospital. Gounty Department of Health Middleport police aald todQ' Follow-up chest pictures are Indicated the change was sogare continuing tnvesllproutine for persons who are gested beca.use it is believed of both incidenlo. found definitely to have TB , or the equipment in tbe new hosI The guns were stolen from signs of it, in visits of the pita! takes a "otronger picture." UD I the Chase Hardware store of. 'l'uberculosts and Healtn AssocX-rays will cost 16 as before. A Meigs County man who MOSCOW (UP!) _ Premier Nlkita Khrushchev said ~ MR. GREGORY ter thieves broke a panel from lation oponsored mobile unlt. The county TB and Healt;JA=o-~ ::~:::~from the Loadon Gor- today that Russians have never had it so good but things The unit makes Its first stop aoclation pays for the first Institution in June of could be better with more effort and some reorgani!a- Elmer Gregory of Kettering a rear door 8Dd entered. The is 1101 richer u a resalt of derringers ,..re the Oflly rein Meigs counly tomorrow in low-up picture, and If year has be<o apprehended tlon of the Soviet Communlot party. Tuppers Plains. and follows on are needed, the county 1be FBI in Seattle, WashKhruahehev said the aeveri-yeir plah t9!19 to il · oaggellllon adopl<d by lbe ported miosilli ~ subsequenl days with vlsllo for thorn lhroulh 1111 TB il· was. ,..vealed , He painted a generally Defeoae Eleetronlct Supply This lllCll"lliDa ~ pocen1er, Daytoa. Gre.ery. • lice were notified ,&.at-. ua in other communities of the Ifund . Games, 23 1 of Dexeconomy. "Rt. 1, 111.11 be returned to premier delivered maryev 'said such charges dis- forklift operator for DESC's Studebaker station wagon wu the Ohio State Penitentiary of- the keynote speech at the opening rupted the unity of tbe anti· Dayton Storare Point, recom- missing. A stolen auto reporl llcials reported following his session of the party's 330-member imperialist !root and those bot- mended lnalalliag a bydraullc bulletin was issued in surroomd~olat In lbe motor pool gar- in~ counties this m«ning. Offi. capture. Central Committee tailed 01tensl- tling for peace and socialism. age for servicing forklifts. cers said the missing 1tatiolp. NEW HAVEN- Funeral serI" ~penhagen Garnes was sentenced to the bly to study the nation's manage· Referring to Cuba, he said th.e l The 81-year•ld DESC emwagon i1 8 &-cylinder modl1 vices for Helen Mae Clark, 54 , . ' penitentiary on a 1 . 6 year menl of induatry and farming. main task WBS to strengthen 1t ployee Is a aaUve of Frank 4 with racks on top. 'nle green who died November 17 at 11:30 k sentence for breakinB and en- The session was secret but and "not to place it under the 1). C 0 PENH AGE N, Denmar returned to Denmark the tering in NoVember o£ I9Gl. Khrushchev's re~rks were dis- mllital1' blow o.I im~rialism or fort He Is married to the auto bears llcease plates for.;.., Clara Bellt Rice of 55790. Officer Ed Haggerty p. m. at the Buck Nursing home <UPO-Dr. Niels Bohr, who un- ing year. Despite his Jewish G.tarnes was convicted of tributed by the offlclal news agen- draw 1t, the entire ~1a1ist camp ing a $l6S saw from a Dexter, cy Tass. and the whole world mto a rocket Middleport, Ohio. in Buffalo, wiU be held Tues- locked the secreta of the atmoic cestry, he was not bothered said the vehicle was -'"""' ly taken sometime after i p.m.. day at 1:30 p. m . from the age nearly 50 years ago, died ing the Nazi occupation of F llld •nucle•r war.'' 8 •-•• Fu t H me with d nJ ht th of k • h' 0 ., garage . avon eny u .. , . ~qa;;:;:MW_~~~ F ogK'O'U.I Sunday , nera o Sun ay g a t e age 77. mar . But in 194S ue, 111 • Khrushchev said the Soviet Un · The pgnomaryev article was 16 burial in the Broad Run ce~ Tbe pioneer nuclear physicist, his brother and their four Law enforcement o(f)('frS woujd keep emphasis in the seen l:ty some Weatero observer~ Basketball fans are ia.vtted tery · The Rev · Robert Dille whose work ranked with that of fled to Sweden. said Garne~ was t~an~fer.red ahead on· development of as a posaible indication that the to become better acquainted will offlclate. the late Albert Einsteni, sue- From there he went to England the correctional InStitUtion on industry over consumer C e n t r a 1 Committee suppoTls with tbe ronndbaU J&me at • She was born Sept. 18, 1908, cumbed to a heart attcak at his and later that year to the United January Z2, 1 ~ where he esBut 'we must take addi- Khrushchev's Cuban missile w'th·i " Meet The Players" night In 1 the daughter of the late Millard home, "The House of Honor," at States to help work on the atomic caped from a fteld gang measures to en8Ul'e that drawal. the Middleport high scbool and Retta Lelvins Roush. the Carlsberg breweries here. bomb at Loa Alamos, N.M. June 21. . production of consumer goods , em at 7 p.m . this evenlq. She i8 survived by a son, Bohr won the Nobel Prize in After the war he came back to The 23-year-old Melgs County at faster rate11 , " he saki. Middleport high &Cbool principal A. A. Scarberry sal d Ralph L. Burnett, '13, a naAllan, New Haven : a daughter, 192.2, one year after Albert Ein- Copenhagen, where he lived uut man had been the subject of Khrushchev .1ald the "time is Mn . Anna Roush, . New Hav- stein, who once said of the Dane : the rest of his life. continual investigations locally ripe" for party reorganization to three officials frem At beDs live of Gallia county, died Sun.. en; .!ight grandchildren, ~: " Nobody knows how the stand of In 1957, President Eisenhower by FBI agents after he had es- 1guide the national economy. ,t will attempt to Instruct fau ~ay a~noon m st. Petengreat grandchild, four brot • our knowledge about the atom gave Bohr tim tint " Atoms-for- caped from London. " Now the old organizational 't on rules acd regulations of urg, a., according to word Leo~ and Walter hRou~~~~ would be without him.'' Pecae" Prize, worth $'15,IXKI from forms are becoming, to a degree. baaketball, and follow:iag &bat, received here by relative. lumbua, JvanhRoucasllf• , , . • In 1913, Bohr lifted the curtain the Ford Foundatoln. a drag on the party's guidance of there will be a Krlmmage Mr. Burnell was born in Guy. and Jay Rous ' orma, SIX od ti "h 'd game. Bob Wise is bead coach an lwp., the 9011 of the late •-~ .,_ Fr Is Keams on the atomic aRe with his new pr uc on, e sal · R. W. and America S1Jeet1 Sm.,;~r, mut. anc ' "We must take radical me11sof tbe Yellow Jactell . Hartford; M r s . Vivian physical theory on the structure Meigs Memorial HospJtal t -ensure more concrete and Four cases were heard SatBurnett. He is survived by hill Phelpa, Letart Falls, (0.) ; Mrs . of the atom. It was his paper , Admissions Saturday - None. 3C SOft fe8 ~::e~atic guidance of aU urday night in Pomeroy May- Ri<~!~f£''''3t'-~f:w-~t.,.illi'> '~ wife, the former Guata Tipton VIctoria Ohllnger, Letart, W. " On the Constitution of AWms Discharges Saturday - Soph~aneheti of production by party or Charles Legar's court. Nickel Plate RR and two daughters. Mn. KenVa.; ldrs. Grace Broqkl, Mon- and Molecules," plug subsequent ie Duffy, Pomeroy; Margaret Elmer Shanoon, 37, Rt. organs ,, Kenneth K. Seiter, Jr., 28, Kill l neth ( Dorothy' Walters of Belroe Falls, 0. ; Mrs. Dkaa Wy- studle~~ of prtona and electrons, Reynolds, Middleport; Lucy Ewington, became the lletends caha Polley of Middltport was fined UO Derailment . 8 pre nod Mrs. Carl (F'raneea) and, New Haven , and Mrs. which wun him the Nobel Prize. Potts, Cheshire. automobile fata1lty in the ~da nl ht Central Commit- and costs on a reckless opera- 1 WICKLIFFE,. ObtO 1U:l l - ~ Mos:unan of Lawrenceburt, Betty Donohue, of California. Bohr worked with Einateln at Admissions Sunday _ M r s. ·son • Vinton cotmty area ~eta~ Bons Ponomaryev tion charge, Charles A. Lorn- Nick~l Plate Railroad f~etght ~~m 1~. Other survivors are twa Frlendl!l may call at the fun- Princeton Univeraity in 19311, and Ershel Riffle, New Haven; Lu- lowing a · single car defended Khrushchev's mis, 24 , ft. Pleasant, W. Va. , i dera.1~ed ~ere Sun~~y mght: kiUmgl SISters, Mrs. Stanley Tbornton eral home any time. cy Gorrell, Portland; Clara Saturday ._round 9:4:5 . m. li a alnst Communist was assessed a $5 ~nd cost floe a h1tchh1ker , crttlcally ~njurlng ! of Crown City and Mrs. Frank Fines Su&pended Probst, Cinclnnatl; Mrs. WalJackson Post, State ~h';ge: of " retreat and for failing to stop Within a clear ;another man and knockm~ out (Wealtha) Stevers of Columbus School Bus Run8 ter Baker, M.inorsville; Betty Patrol , said Shannon died or a before the tmperlalists." assured distance , Clarence ~ - power to about 1.000 homes 11\ the and a brother, Gory M. BumInto Parked Car ~ Ju~g:ia,~eoples st- Cowan, ~omeroy. fractured skull. He was dearl an article in the Communist Brown, 38, of McArthur for~eJt· .area.. . I .d 40 ett of ~lumbus. He Wb pre. A Southern Local School ee or men arre . Sunda - Ger- on arrival at Holzer Hospital. news a Pravda Pono- ed a $25 bond on an indeeent Ratlroad officu~ .s sal cars ceded m death by 8 biotbw district bus was involved ln a ed • by the Meigl county sher- ~:ch~~s S ad'ae· Re- Th.e victim was taken to Gallip per , exposure charge, and a $15 of th~. 86~ar fretght, ., known as and two sisters, Tnuna!l 8\Jrn.. minor traffic accident Satur- i~les dlebpartmchent at at dl ltuoc~l becca Toney' ~elne 'Rt 2· polis by the G.askill Ambulance SQUAD CA.U~ED bond for intoxication, and Lar· The Flymg Saucersll enroo~te ett or Kanau.ga, Mrs. Ezra NJ. •h· lnte tions of m c u on arges o s ru, . , W II to Mower 24 Pomeroy was froiD Conneaut to Be evue , o, day of GaUipolli.: and Mrs W: day at """ rndsecn. •· " ing the peace were fined today Jame! Swisher, Cheshire ; Are s n. Middleport emergency-rescue ryflned 110 . nd ' ts n ~vic- derailed and spilled wreckage W Fite • ' Nortb Second • naee-Bwt · beU Job p Highway officials uid were called at 5:40 a cos 0 · · Middleport patrolman Ed mJcoundtyEcourtU. p I II ed B~ ne, Mro~~oyMrs Wal· non was headed south on Jacktoday for Fred Smith own- tlon or a reckless operation Ialong 300 yards of track. Mr . Burnett was a retired 'd th bus driven u ge mme eop es n s · · ' barge t mployei! of the Ohio Fuel Gu Haggerty sa1 . e • James Ritchie, 24 , Wiley Corn- ter Baker, Mlnersvllle . a son . son country Road 38. His autoof the Smith C.afe loc~ted c · . MRS. EPPLE DIES . by Albert FalfCioth, 55, of 1\a· ell, 35, and WilUam Evans, 35, mobile skidded paS! a stop s~n the Pomeroy-Mason bridge The Pomeroy police deport- Mrs. Eddie i>'pple , Gondor-st, ~~ f:.rmer~;med .:. cine, sideswiped a parked car $60 and costs and , sentenced LOCAL TEMPS at the junction of Ohio 124, who was ill. Dr. R. R. Plck~s ment _arrested James .Douglas Pomeroy, died late this morn- I e; lo t wae:o"· At 11 :4:3 a. m . today in Porn- bounced across the highway cal1ed to treat Mr, Smath Hutchmson, 22 , Oak Hill, over i~g at Meigs Memorial hospital! ~!t rt P ytneh in Millowned by Robert L. Fa¢k~ Po- tbem lo 10 day jail terms. The meroy. Damage to ~e bus was jail sentence and fine were eroy's downtown bWiineBl!ll dis- iuto a ditch. The accident OC· and then he was transferred the .weekend on a ~~~r~e of soon after being taken there by po . - -- -reported minor while the auto suspended provlded tbey trict the temperature was 40 curred two mile!!! east of Rt. to Rawllngs..Q)ats ambula!llce havJ~g no o~atm s license. the Pomeroy emergency squad . CRASH KW..S THREE had damage to the left rear have. degree under cloudy skles. 327. taken to Holzer hospital. He Will appear m court Novem· The body was taken to the Ew- HUNTINGTON W V UPI) fender and bumper. No char,ea - --ber 24. . . , · a. ( } In Seatt e As E scapee IVans Havi·ng It Good Says . M Kh_rnQihe-hev But wants ore I or· Atomic• Age p•Ioneer B0 br' I 1 1 73, Is Claimed Duri'ng Court I be- l were - POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Expect D :lfo A........., Award l1111tv 411 NO. 183 Me~,.Maon Fatali'ty Jn J k . A. Channel 13 u.·. CLOSET LINING DftiOfecl f'o The Inter_, Of The week?" " Yeah," son. "But costumes. a drink in en tine '",c.' .;. Mayor Rul . eS In Cases Je :ID Superman 18:II Laaro to Paint 1 ~ at y WEATHER Ralph Burnett, WHTN·TV IUIO Mallo A Foet 11 :111 Top cat 11 :10 Bup -ny ll:tl Allakaum 1:00 P1lcb 1:10 Weotora 'lbtoltr 1:410 llanct 4:10-,rreotllnf t :OO ABC Wldt World tl t :10 Killfl Of Dlamoado t:IO lltallf ond menta! • e ond ..... Olllaomlior ....... 11oy1 to on pal1l . . . . u. 8. tile - . . ....,.. •• 77 Is Dead In \AI fl. .. I '11'1111 lh ueeptloa fll 1 • o ud -.!ala lloloo . . . SwvicesFor Mrs. Clark Are Tuesday l1 : 15 Sport• i When he appearl! ln wealera &arb in a saloon and niakes the As a bammy actor in three 1:30 Joey BJshciJ Show $3.00 A Couple drlnk ·smack ln his pass , al lhe girl, Garoer al home with the childr11!n com. t :oo Satut'day Nl&ht at Mc:~vlel lLOO New1 Ric throws a ,..,._ '· "'Jbe . Happy ~lean.liness. ts Play~." 6:45 Sanders Vanocur'• Sat. Rip ! :00 Saturday Nl&ht Jarnbortt ! : 30 Sam Benedict T ADMISSION $1.50 PER PERSON lAOVIE 6:30 New1 Picture ie ~ ry Jud HEALTH-O-METER .- 5:00 NFL Highllghta Rot home today. Mrs. Charles Bing and daughter, Judy, of Cleve1and spent last weekend with Mrs . Bing's Around And 2:30 MovJe Time 3 : 50 Winter Angler 4:30 John's ~rapttook Ler NOW YOU KNOW I re-f I Mrs D. J. Williamson has turned to her home in Columbus . . a visit with Misa Clara 1:30 Mr. Wizard 2:011 Long John Silver .;M::•::r,::k_S ::m,::it::h I~ I t Mainly About People In · Pomeroy OBSERVE BmTIIIIAY The birthday or Mrs. Lillian Steifr nf Middleport was cele1bra ted last Wednesday evenlnl at the First United Presbyter! ian Church of Middleport. The party was held by the Senior choir following their regular practice meeting. Cake, Jet cream wer~ served during the vening. SATURDAY HE!. . I T Al'TO '9 • f~E $2,481 ··- Al"-' Emp Inyees 0 f Ka ~ w•w num I< Chemical Corporalinn'• Raveuwood works will contrfb. ute $2,4110 to charities in Mason county this year under a record budget approved by t h e Ravenswood Employees' OJaritiel board. The money will be distributed among 14 worthy MaJOR county orpniationl. De Ga u lie" uT Tnd,·s~u ted 170 te .Champ J ' 4 pAR Is «UPU - PreRidentplace. Despite the .UIIaubstanttal Charles de Gaulle emerged from si~ o( their popular vote, they firat-round national elections to- won a mere handful of parliaday as undisputed winner of a mentary seats because of the votbattle wilh rebeiUous leaders of ing system UBed under the Fifth Jl'rance'a old-line political parties. Republic. Final oftlclal retums from SWtWIM a Reate day'• ballotin8 boomed his Union De Gaulle acored an overwhelmof the New Republle <.UNRl into ing upaet victory in parliament SPONSOR SALE tbt nattou's largest political party seats, crushed an attempt by opTbe Chester D of A CouncD -a poaition that had been held bJ poeiUon part cldefs to c-Litb bia 11 ...,._tng 1 bake ole Wecl- lbe Commuoolsl part liJI<e World power and 0..., out more clearly nesday at 1 p.m. at Gaul's War D. than ever u the ltroni man of ator4 f11 Qlalar. Tbo Comuwnlllll olid FrtAct. Into- The Inter lor- Ministry an- u Premier Paul Renaud and 1 nounced that the UNR had re- milk-drinking Pierr!l! Mendesceived 1.9 per cent of the popu· France. lar vote as aganist 21 78 per cent fi'IRST VOTING for t.he Communists.. The UNSR The voting Sunday was the first won 45 of the 98 seats decided, of two TOODds under the French more than three times the total electoral fiYStem. Only the 95 of its nearest rival, the Pop~r <'andidatefl who won an ,...,110l~te Republican part IMRP I, whtch majority in their constituenCleft received 14. were elected outright. In the 369 TWO BEATEN other constituencies in metropollTwo former promlers l01t their tan Fri!IICO, ""'.off balloting wiU seats In the Gaullist tidal wave. take place next Sunday, when a 1 Tlooy wort 1<-)'111"-old Wwld War _ . pi~ wlll lllllfl<o. STORES TO CLOSE . Director George R. D I c k, L' Oblo Department of oquor Control , today annHtmced that all .state liquor stores and agencle& and departmental of. fices will be closed Thursday· November 22, in observance of Thanksgiving Day. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs . Lucy Gor~ll , Portia~, was take;n to Me.~gs Memortal hospltaJ a~ 4: 50 a .m. Sunday by the !\acme e....-gency squad suffering from a ~evere nose bleed. :~.:::~:~:e:e~.: a~:m;: mg. MEIGS GENERAL AOSPITAL Admissions Saturday - Errna Jt~hnston , Minersville ; Ber· tha Hobstetter Pomeroy · Kathp M:ddl t ' ry~~~~e~s ~tu~:y· _ Joseph SmiJ, Langsville . Admissions Sunday - None. Discharges Sunday _ None. FAIRFIELD STATION - . SUnday temperatures high 51 , low 35. Monday reeding f1 at 10 :30 a .m . Prectpita~ past :U houri ,iii lnchea. "'=~s= r:; ly ;::ed car crashed mto a Oood wall alo U S 110 alter •......,,_ ng . . · ......._ ou~ co_n~l at high ~ufted. BUlvtc ~ ~ Ke as y s, ' no~ the driver; Becky Clark. lt. and her sillter, S$ndy ~k, 11, ~~u::um, Ohio. II ty. GROUP PICU NlXON The WASHINGTON fUPU , National Antl--vlvilectloD Soclelp Sunday W:ad fmner VIet : - dent Riclw'd M. Nizoll k» Mt -117 .......... • �I Melg•Mcraon Coming Events .., •• ' •' •' DOUBL STAMPS SINGLE PLUS STAMPS River Report riple* Stamps .' ··~ .' HEIE'S HPW YOU GET TRIPLE* STAMPS f , ' 1. ·Go To Yowr Noo,_ EVANS SUPER MARKET I' Pick u, Y011r 14tH GUIM STAMP Tli,PLI I~US ~lD, l. Wlth '$10:00 PUlCHASI·Ol MOll, YOU liCIIVI 1o0 IXTIA 14tH .UIH STAMPS. . , .J. YOUR 'EVJ<NS .CASH Ill WILL STAMP THE CARD, 4. AmU CONSICU1'1VE WEEKS OF PURCHASING $10.00 Ol MOll, YOU·WILL . RlCEIVE AN ADDITIONA~ ~ PliiiONUS s&H CIIEN STAMPS. ~ PURCHASE STAMPS PLUS ~ FlEE STAMPS PLUS ~ I 0 N US STAMPS •• · 1100 S&H ClEEN STAMPS. HUllY I YOU MUST START IEFOII NOV, 24th 'f• . lt-EIIglt.lt I "Thit it t..Nd $10.00 Puaclme. Ono Ca,. Per ......,, ...... ' u,... • .' wie ll8c Plump! Delicious! Tender · IT'SWI to , BROAD BREAST ~~ WI U. S. GoYt. hnpected Grade A Frt1h Fronn Cry·O·Vu wrapped, YOUNG TURKEYS 18 lbs. and up lb. fiji'Ni'siii'ii TRIM '"'or BrtlldO..ok.· ...,........... . .,.. w... . ARMOUR STAR Broad Breasted Young HENS • • • ,... c.,.a i1t.n aiM , N•..... Mr 11, lltl. 0... COUPON POl- 12 TO lb. 14 lbs•. .., f,..h F-• Cry·O·Vu wrop,.. U. S. C:.•'t. 1....... Cr.... A ••U...,.tuffedu.,,...s. -· flrliii- ARMOUR STAR Broad Breosted Young BeltSYille .... . ' ...... Voice Of Broadway •,, Reporting Santa· ~ill THE CJUSnJT£S Tlltr•'t IIR WIJ of a•tling Elizabeth T~ylQr •11d li!cb'trd BuriQn out of the headlines. According IQ 1 HollywoOd trade paper, the controversial lovers are holl!lnJ conf"'JICBI·in Parts u IQ how bql tci brttlt Tilt ll'i A.niiQIIIICemellt but 20th Century e•ecutlves lp this p1rt of the world 4ld all tilt checlllnll tb~f coull! a!ld eam.t up wllb absolqle!y nolli· lng that would make headlliiOf, lnsrld Bltrllilllli, iettlilg rudy to op· en on tbe Pal!lntaae In ''Hedda Q•blller." II havlile •uouble concenlr•tln8 011 the rehetrull becau.. 1h1'1 10 CQIIcttD· ed over bar dalllble'l', Pia, wJip j"'* ar• rived In llily. TO llari tblnga otl ·Pia ftl· lu1ed to mon In wltll htr !Qfliher and took a •11111! aplflment by l!enelf. Tben IOI!It of ller atartiiD8 confidences to the pre11 made lnjlrid doubly uneaey. The IM•Year.old bll111ty nld aha.. still searcll· Inc for llappln.,., alld hopes to !!Jill 11 10011. llbe adtl'll twll l'ri~J~:hmen-t~lnl· inl ftlln IIIII' Chari•• .Unavour and !l'!n· ltr Bti'JIIrd lulfet-bul &!net they're ~~-~arrll4. Pit plul to look tor a .,,.,... J'l'ellelllllln wilD II lingle. ludL~:Iand btlptd bre•k thin's up.at l!llber'a mldnljlhl show at Cbl~o'a Vtlla Ytllll:t tbt other lll&ht --.ted 'lie ~ wltb lddle tor a few lllinulll aad tort tbe hoUII IIOWJI. Aller· wardl alit llld lddle illd . i 1an8 of lrlllldl went baoll to 1111 hotel aulte wbere they eontlllued lhelr ·ltnpromptu IIIICIII• llltl•fun.ma~~tnc IIDIII the small FOI .· .. . _90107HY ICI&.OALI,.IN ·IOOT~LID PACK btrt h ' ' ', . 1 ~:'· 99 SWIFTS PREMIUM YOUNG DUCKS lb. . ' ' Stoo..r4 OYSTERS .. ' ' TH~: D~I~¥ SINTINE~ . ;· · Will~ I Gift fer~~ Y.; ' ••<A ,. , lb. A GIFT SUJSSCRiniOM ·" · . ~ 6 .. 10 lbo. A... 5 to 8 lba. ' ~ o.w'i• •...-... ... Turkey FNth ,_.., Cry-0-VM wNp,..l. U. S. Co•'t, lno.o:te4 Cf'IHit A ~·· Suggests}:./~.· ,· S - Cry.O.V•o .,.,...., I - ~ ' lb. ..... THII COUP~ ~- . "MAIL" . Subsc~iJtlon RQt•s. :.:. 1 ' I YW ...... .........,. ~· · J MONTHs · · ~ ..... ·~ · : ·.- M~J . •",';· ··,, :'!' ·•· ' I .: 4 No.IOI '1 . \ ....~Ill• .. . . . , . . .l ................. " .... .. .,~1!'··-·- ...... ., . . -"-"'"'"•-- •!P'\' ·......,...,.s .. . " • Vonlllo- Checolote ' Choc· :ICE ' i IMIII'J. .. IIO!!t!!' i-..::. '1 . ....... '1 ~dal~valuea! '· ~ Mftt .3 ' ~ ,.,,,_, ,: ···~·-, r,.: .,...., 'tllli.....: ~~· ~lllftn """' """ . ......... '" ' . ~ ···~· ,.--------- ..... -.--~ ... . ..................... ;. ' ' • I~ I ALL FLAVORS.,. GELATIN DESSERTS 'JELLOI2 SeL 14 - -..')l~l' ... frO~·~'f'4~odl if---+,....._ Morton '' . Fer Y•' Dllkqivllc llllir · btfe IVAli{~ .:... Old Foehlontd ,( ' , ,, ' , .•••. ' ., ....;t,,'l' : POTATO. "'•· ' ., of ~--'ROLLS 11 < ' ~oi·J• EVA~S- S,ftlol Old Flavor ltcl!io · · with Fruit •nil Nub -, ·,,·;<Y'''•- . : ' �.,),. \' Wisconsin Earns Berth In THE SPORTS DESK I .l :\ • ' ON THIS THANKSGIVING LET US PAUSE AND GIVE THANKS FOR ALL OF OUR , MANY BLESSINGS / Goals; Packers . I . I t 101 WINGI'JT .., •• Condition Is Key To Going t . Quarters In Round Ball Game HAVE A HAPPY • • T'H A N K S G I V I N G is aptly .named - it is a welcome occasion to express our gratitude to our friends. Thank You ·Mdy your Thanksgiving be as happy as you have he(ped to make ours. Oilers Whip Patriots 21-17 To Grab AFL Eastern Lead ~·/""····.· \ ' ·•'-",. '-'~l:; .;_1 .•. ., . ll .. Our "takt hom,,h~t~tlor Chrlot"'ot" Pl~n· moktt It ouy for you to .ourprlh •ollf~ono wHH tho llt~li~to ilft of oil. We'll do tho thilall{ha oftorwordo.•And 111111, %11•1· · . ~ ~ MAXWELL HOUSE LillY ' CLOVEI FARM ·fliE CRUST MIX ( COFFEE I . moo lo i flnii II .l~t~k ol. ol~iro.~h flllil tifton' (h tl.e homo will mok' filii ,m~ GAS pleountloryou,ioo.So,,v~lt . our o,lftcoiOd•tlllf lh~o . yourelft ph§rjlo fromt)'tlilt, , of dtcorotol .olol'l. , ;~ tl. CAN Co11pfotoly Colldld... .... Air In YOUf Hcliloli RIG. OR DRiP ~~··--· · . 111£ ... fUEl ' w (~ I , '-"· ,, DEALER SPECIAL· .FfERI ~· . . . DESSERt ToPPtNG : LIBBY THROWN QI:II!EN ! $1·00 OLIVES ..·3-7·c . . ,... 19' . FLOUR 2u.: ~1~19 . ' 111'1111 TOTAL cotf ON A LOAN OP •1o· o .• .......... w .... ..,. lOANi•··- - 303 • ' - - .. ' . • llil - ,._ "' ... fl .. GAUrS:·· ~IT AT·· ' ' ' .. ;. iiii1iiiY a 121 •• Meln ........ ·'*"' WY 1-2171. 'I>''• ••it•U• .M~~"' ~~i~M!.: , t ,. •\· ·Sfore·~.·~ ;;iiil.l~~e~iltj, J ··-C-IHIS'rl,!lt.. ~.;~ ' - - . • ·~ ' l ~ ~I • ' ' ' ·~- ,.. DREAM:2'i:" . WHIP . ' C . RaiN HoeD . j ' . ' ;k • RACINE . /.-· Clo~er Stote . M!-'"tPio'.rr ... OHIO Department Store_· i . '' : IIOulli'rk124 lllmAND, OHIO ' . �,. &·Dally ~nt!Det, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .,5i'lov. 19, 1962 w ADS FOR CONSIST!INT DEPENDAILE RESULTS RATES \ .. ' lttjliea ......H - ' 1 Errora Ill AdvwtlaiD&-ShouJd be reported tmmedlalflr, The Daily BeaUntl will not be responsible for more tb.. one mcoi'J'Id ~on . Card of l'baDltl inc! Spedal Notica of r:vmll ,1.:11 WORDS . 15 • DAYI 90e . 20 $1.20 :aa $1.50 ' I 110. """'"' ff.IO Tellder Leaf · .. .... ~~.~~~:~~...... lb. I •. . ". ::: r ...... ............... - ... .. : Baking ~ens 39c ........ n2 16.~~....~: 39~ ~. 49~ ........ I Duckhngs _. . . '49c li4 12 a... ·'r .. -.. ----.-·-,53 89· lb. , . d, to lb. to lb. •9 t 1: I ...... urday, November 17. Nelson's Fur Muse. Now -·-· ........ Lyon's Clover F•rm Store Tuppers Plalnl, T u eo d a Nov. 20th. II 17 F~CaiFIIINI I ., .. ,· .... . ,· .... lvantO<Kahn'o eo~1!~~~4. 494 11,, •. Sh so lonus Top vat,. Stampe with roupon ..,.. ,.,...._ ef 21111. Kwlck ICrilp .stteed lacon Country Club Ice Cream n1ng ~ 1~ . SO lonus Top Vat,. Stampe wltllo 2 .. ~~ pu.._. '"' with covpolll ..... ef ..... Chi. ..,., Cab ............. "'t· Covpon . . . . . . . .., Mrl• .., ,,.. ...,..en. .. -...,.. .. ~ .. .w.. ·• 1\-\ ......... .PRELL SHAMPOO ... . . . . . ~~:;~•. ·--~::: $1.24 .ANACIN .. ' '-;-'!j t.ftlll'• .......~.....,., ..... 's.·ua\1·r...... 'Jt;' ~-· · Flour~ ...... :.. :. Platll .. . hlf-rlllllfl LB. dL ·bag • ••••• • •• • ~- ....... ........... ,. .. 1!1) ......, IIIPOLIIII lnCtof, wtdit ftn., tUJJae:• ,,... , ... - o o o o ....... Crq"ber:ry Sau~ · · ·-; · .. · Dressing Kroger M!IJo•J" ' .....,.,. StuHing ~ l'ow.ltlld•, R., H, 4 '''"· w ..w. ·~ ....~ I ~lad '' • • • . qt. ................ • .59c ' . 1161 tOIVAil Lell..... IU wq. Le• r.ea. ' .......... ,., .. Qu• 0 " l!nller A.f.!!IO•,t,.. a, ... lfolllo ..... ' . • ..wl ,_,-.... fll 50 lonus ~op Value~ -· .. ...., ;II . . ............ .............. ·- CIIUpgfl Kroger lluttel'lll.. lntNI 3 .~ ,-./, 1HI C.U,.. uplrw lett .. ....,, .24. 1H2 • Mo·rton Pies Sho .... ~---- lnt tht111 I ~------~---· ~p------------~ Armour Vegetole Ft~mpk'n or N\incttJ!leat 2 ... 1t lftla.• ..... . ...-.. . . . . . . ~ qcon ..~~· .'!~. :2 "- Sli lb. so .lonus Top Val,. Stamp~ with 1011110" and ,...... ., 3 can · $2.49 · • 10 lb. can $6.90 . lb .... ....... .......... .. B f ee ................ ... Ground 5 •· caa .... ,...... ...... ing furs and ~ ~ldll. chanic St., Pomeroy, o. Daughters of . 20 lbs. and up ' ..,.,""7,~~~PH:;'ON-E""WY~.•2·2~1·!77~~--...II IT I .... ........ .w Tenderfecl ~~ nte of 4: ceota per word will be ebaraecl for adt'trtilul& .iJ oot paid wttiUn 10 day1 after reee.ivma blU. lor 150 word 11milll11111. hclll4dlllonal word I<. Obituula publis~od •• I ..., per word. ' • In 4 '"' • eenta per word, OD.CI iQieftio.u ICiaimam cJulra:e--10 eentl. 8 eu.tl per won lor t"wte eon~eq~tite tn•trtiOJII. lpect~ - ooe month for 10 oeot.a per word • 'I . ' Wolf Pen SQciaiNew· ....--....... -. -- ...... ""' -· -"'-- .---.. I' ••• Bn~cad .... .. szpz pkg. · ........ ~ "~ ··~ ~ ~ u -.. ... ·' . ~ .~ 'I ti .. · . 1 , .Chin~ I · ~--~.;.....-1 bdl~ .~ I ' ,... • h • • •• • • • • • • Mi•¥1 N'ft• -.. . . '·•· v....,_. . . .-- ~9c IP1'91•·-·····. . Dell"~', •~··•!1"""" . . . . . .--• .·17c . PIIM . ' ~ ' ! , ... . ~ .. ~f~t;·l " Ill; . • • ' ' �J t'J)aUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 19, 1962 1 • ....., DAilY CROSSWORD --------""""""··~-:}.- TV IN REVIEW A CROSS 1. Aeeop tale 6. lnterjec• tion: a.rchalc 2. Pl&.rt ot " toN" 21. Elizabeth 1 tl. Dir'fletibn EIOLLYWOOD (UPJ) - Jn the C't'@dino. flrst ~ of " Don't C•ll Me I It is hard Lo believe that dw 12 , ~ewell ()arlle," a AeW NBC-TV ~eries brain behind this witless, am a- 13. Crr•t&l· a U. S. Arm veterinarlan. teu rish abortion is Dbn McGuirt'. I lined •tone 4 . 0~ veil\ b 1 1 ;a .. A;:• I liJf &! 1.· •"'·"' !LW won a permanent Paris ~ment by helping a ,b1r~ belong1tlJ to a child related to Gen. 1be O.ulle. ~•uu mitaculoul eoiiK!Idence oceurred 1n September. ShorUy .,thereafter, De Gaulle won by only .,~~~Wl'..JI'illi'll' *'*"'• had the now-de-' ~~:~r!~~~­ fu nct ''Henne.sey" se~ies, "':hichl 16. Stings at least showed bigh proress :onal r 17. Cooling gloss. One can only apprecitae the : device wno PRETTI'.. .THE CLOlH 15 TANGERINE COLOR .. previou.<~ly " h .H ., major han"' t at · ermesey star over his associates in that ventur~t a u••:. .. marlrin 1 referendum in N-ture. t~wu wblch be demanded direct elec· You will find nothing of Paris . 22. G r l • nickname 24 . Obaeulon tlod ot future French preiident11. in •·Don't Call Me Charlie.'' You 26. Moh&m· .. No t1ect1on expert - not even a will wonder what foggy mind de- 28 _~~al' bibl. ~puter - haa n()(ed the Uming clded there was a crying need lor w ork fi these two event1, but the Ies·· a series about an Army veterln· 29. For - JPO •IIems ch!ra: anyone who ·ad an in arls, and what foggy part. ~e.,in contact with ' Don't Call network mind passed approval on 1 ll. r_:t~~d: thea h•r sellion 6. Chicago 7. Pe r1'ed 2-t . Ki nd 8. Fibber of 9. l<~ or fear !ia t ..... .,,.., •••.,er :H. . Scheming !2 wda . l 35. Clumsy p kr 27 . Hin du th&t 10. Pa r ty IHt.CJ'ed not ln ott ice te!Prlw word 3-6. Firat·ra.te 3.8. Turkillh 30. F..x· ttl. Look ! 17.Renown 18. JeWi!!h month 11 , B roke . , mee.aure Uon 39. CompUB point: &bbr . tO. }<'luehed 11. An in cl.t.ru33. Go!~ by ' i• • • 1%% .. 7 • • LOOFER AST ME TO MARRY I LAST ~ .. . •• propert, TO DEATH .. , .\ v .. r. #f' . . .. . i ..."' 19 l~s. Up :•• .... lb. ll)ivor.Are ftrol.. >t':' ' -.,po,..Riaht~O"'P Gran~ By . ' ; . c . . . ' lb• or Turlcay MEAT PIES 5 • . . OPEN WEDNESDAY TILL 9 CI.O.ED TH.NICIOIVI~ DAY . llotol!a otfoct'""tilru ....,, 21 Jt'" r•r~,.. - llf-N11141 STUFFING MIX kJ. l'kl· 27c ~n Pro~tn-Chi~eq, ~ PULL SHANK HALl' COOKED .HAMS Cir~JJiJ,Cfturt . .~$1.00 fcl D k1 PIUI!IP Toncltr · 49 OVER TWO.T!<tiRDI fiJUIT •ncl NUTS Roasting Chick,r'• ·~ "'· 5,5c F. ncy ·Guc ~::';:, - ,•· 8 r:.c JA"'J PAIICII · ~ncy · eeae ,..n, u.-.. . . lit. .,c -FRUIT Cut-Up Tr1r1 Pod! ·. - Cornish Hens :~~D=- -.59c CAKE Stewing Chickent ·,. . :_: ~~- 45c;· ·p,.,..hOy . $t lrSIIeaci•nll ctp'n 3 nn 7 C 0v•• a..4V 83 Fresh 0 ysten lli1"'' ••n . c . Sh rImp ,,_ Dressed CCipons "'· 79c G.reen •. Otii .,...,..c; u lb• ... : $1.49 51~... .. "·" P!~rnp - !t•dtr Johq . Tilly Reolftrt ""'. 'l·'' VI ''- C:tp'n John 11 .. 41 CoUIII VCIJu.,,J.I==:::=' W J EH RADIO 12 to 15 lltt. 8 0--• ••po Rad *" '• ~ WIL\, w . ,. .-- ... ~ ,!..!;. "Jill .v .. . . . v- t ... 1. [ Duke Cleaners ~~~m'"' ·. .'··~~'"'' POMEA6Y · WDDLIPOIT 1 0. '" 0. ' ., I ' Moltt lo MIDDLIPORT oool c...rt ..... 1oo The llrst pniy one veblclu Qll Rllute 35 near big when a car les R. h te Charlie" Ia boWid to aulfer. it. . prtn t. 7,~, 'How doel not begin to deaorlbe THE CHANNF.L SWIM : NBC- S2. Hindu Utlo ~ •• • · ~e? WeJ~ oceaJtonally TV renewed '' Sam Benedict•• to a& Grooved~ are signa of hope to grup finish out its 26 week . • . Olear 36 ~~w:c,~ce .._ Bul ln lbe oaae of "Charlle.'1 WIMer M01lmilian Schell sue•ll a1: _ _ •• 'l.;;; "'hoo'J dono Ia done and would on ABC·TV's Ernie Ford show bo1 11eo1 be pul out of ml10ry, re- Wednesday . . . Perle Mall, , 8 : ; . • illfOVed £rom the air lnltantly, if ·'the hoste11 with the mo1te1t.'' 1a , 1: w:~~otb ~ ~ ' iJat .....,., 01 lhe otorlel. wblcll ac:beduled lor NBC-TV's Merv to reUovo n , ll'e tlarlngly biUed •• oomodjl, Griffin program Nov. SO. pain · ~here 1o reoUy nothing mlll'O to O..ar Levant'o :"Ue, June, ocll :::: " " 4" " ,.., than thai they are 1boul 1 'i atanl OD CBS-TV J Alfred Hltcll- u . _ up, or 1,1.8. Army "-terlnarlan olalloned oock hoUr Dec. e with Jayne ...-vouo • .ID· Pant. Manalield . , . there'a !Ilk of I DOWN '' 01 the wrttlnl, directing and IMilton Beri•Martha Rayn oerlet l. 0 1 , ,aoltDJ; there 11 much to uy. bul on NBC-TV nexl oeason ... ,.BCoL utae of It flt lor print, Friday TV'a "Ciooe-Up l" probea "lndla- DAILY OIIYP1'0Q110TE - Here'o how to .-11 lir for lnatanoe, lhe entire ball The Troubled Giani" Nov. 27. A ll: 'I' D I. B A A X a b\Mtt I'OVolved around lbe pr1lb- Debbie Rayno!do vlllll "Here'o 10 L 0 • & r L 0 W of lbe reoldent id1ot colonel Hollywood" on NBC·TV Nov. Ill ODe -limply -lor"---- Ill WI ~A 1 0 1 neti for U.. three L' .. X lor tt.1 two 0'1. ete.. SlnJie 1etter1, apoao. With a lazy fem1le aeoretray. The . . . Florence Mar ey, o me bopbleo tho loolllll on4 b ,.._ ., ltoo ..,. •II hi~ of humor 1o lndloaled by performer in mcb movleo "' _;1 1111 - r lito high pollll of lbe evening: "Tokyo Joe" and "Sealed Ver· .& CIJSI 8 q ' V Wheii he decldeo to til rid of her, dlot," otarted 1 comeback on liB K'l' I.IIBS TB. .. lhow• up with a alp aayln&, Jack Rourke'• l)'lldlcated talk A a "ima'ro fired." The olhor linea sbow CBS-TV'• "The R • I I. Q y y Plo• a oaca••e••~~: 1 T Cl ,t ...... not 10 eood· McCoy&" II hurtinC O&IDIII "BoD' ,Wbln I wu a kid In New York. onza." BX i " 10met1m• IPfiWied on the lalz...,-. Oi)p1 i I t l8 '!118 UBII 01' atntmlfG aliltwalk lfiCI folpod un001110l0111BORN IN COLUMBUS 'I'OV A1111 C11 'ftiJI Y1110NG BOW t--&4'1' . ·.....·10 ... hoW king It would bo SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. tp" • ' lflqio aomti!OI &bowed concern Larry Morarily of Columbus are ttopped lnaped ... Moot announclnc lbe birth ., • daugh,_.., 1•0 iJ1 ti!O limo eo ooe •topped, and ter born Nov. ~ at the St. Anne ... IJ'I 'liltjlbi 'NBc·TV Ia hoping a lim Hospllal there. 'l1le tittle one MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY 4:15 Local News 1llal' principle wlll IIIUrt lhe JUr· has been anmed Marcb Jo and 6:00 News 4:15 Jonet Buick Sbow- Tuel. 'viva) of "Charllo": lhal II, U welthed 6 lb. Sl'< ... Grand· 6:0& Co1Uitry Muslo Time 4:30 Local Newo NANCY l \<Iowen see II around often parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Arth- 6:20 Country Jamboreo . 4:40 Musical Mysloriea '"=====::::::===:::~ ' ..,...,, !hey wJU como to oooept ur Morarlty and Mr. and Mra. 6:30 News 4:M News 1c : II •• part of lhe nalural o<onary Kenneth CundUI of Syracuae. 8:35 Farm World Nowa ~ : 00 Plptter Pari¥ NANCY-I L!FT AN \ ud merely look without ahowlng Great grandparentl aA Mr. and 6:45 Malga County RFD 5:14 alp Off APPLI! ON THe T.ASI I Coo<em that 111o, perhapo, dead. Mro. MaBon Spencer of Racine, 7:011 Newo SATURDAY SCJIEDVLB FOA ) lead 11 Ia. 11 putreflea the pub- Mrs. Mary McKa) and Mra. 7:05 Breakfast Party Newa , 6 00 property thai 1o the olrwaveo. Ruth CundUf, local. Mr. Wold T:30 News Faltb For Today , 6 011 velerlnarlan. portrayed by RoU8h of Antiquity II I great, 7:35 Plck0111 Hardwano lbow 1?20 RFD Peine <rhymeo with polnl II areal grandlather. 7:110 7:60 Newa Raporl 6:30 Ntwl Iliff and blcb-achooUab thai 8·00 Radio Hymnal , •., tho creatora of lhe program PROGRAM POIITPONED B:15 Breakfast Party 1:11& RFD ·realized It, and down(!Taded hlo Tho Family Evangolllm VI&- , 8,30 Van ParUclc Sport Sbow 7:00 News ~art. "Charlie'' II lhe colonel Jtallon program of tho Heath 8:35 Breakfast Party 7:05 Breakfast Pari¥ (Jolm Hubbard!, who baa lllharlt· Metbod1ot Church ICbedpled for. 1 ,45 IJaker Funa. Sbow-Frl. 7:30 Newo . !'~·the atarrl"' role, whloh II !Ike yesterday bas been poatponed I:OO Newo 7:11& Breakfut Party bfinl holr ~ _b~ptq pro- unW another Sunday. 1 9:05 Coffee Wltb Janel 7:60 7:110 News 8:30 Nowe 8:00 Breakfast Pari¥ 1:15 Coffee Wltb Janel 1:30 News 9:45 Betty Newton Show 1:35 Breaklasl Pari¥ 10:00 News 9:00 Newa · lfn!la' M.., ' '00 Dlacln8 with Dou 7:00 Si8t> Ott, Mtllleal Clock 4:30 lntorchuap 10:011 Ministerial Alsociallo• 1:011 Breakfast Party 7:0 The •Jiellne 1:00 Community No... 10:20 Mornln8 Interlude 8:11 Jonu Buick Show , ,00 Ohio Valley Ne... 1:06 World • National Ne111 10:30 New• 8:10 News I :11 SpoWgh1 on Sport. a:GI Spore. Tod17 10:35 NeWII 9:31 Mualc In the Air 1:10 World N••• 5:3(1 Dinner Mtllleale II :«' Swap i!hoR 8:40 The Good Lilt Musical Clock b :45 SJsn Oft 11:15. Today Willa God 1:511 Under Ohio Sldu Community Ne... Saturday 11:30 News . 10:00 Newa 11:15 FArm Bureau 10:011 Polka Party Lalc11Sirln8 7:00 Sip Ott, Mualcal Cluclc Public Servkt 7:<11 The LlleUna 11:t0 Co1Uitry HOidowa 10:30 Ntwa (Famlly Worahlp 'nlun.) lOll Walcl • lloDDa lf;ylllll Showm of Blelollfl& 1:00 Ohio Vallay Newo 1 Muon County !Iowa 8:06 Pt. Pleuant Football 11:11 Upper Room Medltatlolla . · Time 'l'a1k ol lbe ToWD 10:00 Nowa 11:11 Dow Jonu 8toek A.., 11:00 Newa World Ntft 1':011 G A HI r..otball I':GO Noon Ne... 11:011 Top Tea lhow :01 Talk ollhe Town I! :411 World Nlwl 12:11 M111ic Jual For You ll:!IG Neft 12:11 Ooaulm Guut Star Fri. 11:31 llutloll'l Top Toe lbow 'l:{!~Jil.Frl. Cllurdl BeUa Rln8 11.15 Medical ~ Newt 12:00 Local 6 Oblo N•wo 12:80 Millie Jt11l For You 12:00 Ntwa- Noon Jleporl Malon Collnlf Ne... 12:11 Edu01tllollal 8paela1 1:00 Nllftl 12:11 Music Jnterlutla Commlll11ty NIIWI 12:20 Lllei\W'II Bullellll liCJinl 1:11 MUIIc Just For You 12:80 Ref. Mtrllrl Teeta Local Newt 12:25 Newa 0 GramtJ 1:80 Nll'll 1:00 Ne... Ohio Nowa IJ:30 Soturd17 MIIW. 1:31 Mualc Jtial ror Yoa 1:0& Platter Party ;j:.! i Market. 1:011 OS!! Scout o1 1bt Weet 1:00 NIWI 1:15 .Ohio State Foolbd Llfeauanl BulltUn liCJinl 1: II 08U Football 1:0& M- JUII For You 1:80 N11111 1:80 NIWIJ 1:31 PiaU. Party ·~:·~ Newt 0 Gr11111 t :OO· Dilcltla Wltb Doll J1 Acrlcullun Apm 4:30 Album Tlma 1:31 Mualc Juat Far You 4:00 N11111 Country Go Rounc. 1:00 NIIWI •tmmal'l' 1:00 No.,. 4:011 Plattol' PlriJ 1:11 New. But I : II Public llervklo 1:11 Platter Party 4:30 NIWI ~.1:00 Country Go lioonc 1:80 Dinner Muoicala 1:30 NtWI 4:Sli Platttr Pari¥ ,~1:11 Newt Beat . I :G Oft lbe Air 1:36 Platter Party 1:00 Ntwa .j :~t a:oo Mldw Matinee 1:11 Nowm!Jtr ~:00 Ntwa 1:011 Platter PlriJ 17 ' ! 1;11 NeWI Bt1t 1: IJ lleclmba: ,,. Platttr Party &: I' Sip 011 uwre ~- J "'MillOY. lfro Department .Jng minor Injuria ljld 10 pounds '2.00 ... """ n•""" "' s ....,_, c..- ~·,.. "" ,~ JIT, J>LW4NT - 'lbl . !wq ac.etdmlt. SllfllrdJy · TH AT'S 1\eQUT All HE'LL EVER BRING HOME AUNT AN' I'M 1%% .• I" 1: Reported In. Two Accidente diffl . cu it e.qua r ~ -. MiPorlnj~es 21. Not :shee(' .. ........... ..... --.-, Coin-Op T':" Dry Cleaning 1<;:'* !'' I . t n 22. N t:w ~ . Fe male /tiOTMfll'S ! n l&n p al m YoT-k' tt nuunmal - - . or e~ t.ed 1 2!. Brazil· Barrett I 19. Aqua.tlc Jackie Cooper must have wielded I 20. 1n ITS NOT PI~ 1)\DG .. IT~ M'l Mlrvtllrtllll 59c ·· '"~~~'-~'"'h ,....n, "" qt.49· ( -~Pumpkin Pie ~1, - • 49c l~r S.. 49c I nt ·- ,. J•ne Parlier S~nish Bar~~-~ .l9c. ,~~~to CafJup ~ llobert C. E. '' .. rollin Not~t luah A&P fUMPilN 3:;; 49c MINCE MEAT ! $ -. ' • • • ,.. • ·P.Of~O]bfpJ . . . . . . ... .:.:,.;,. :· ~;,9c Gej'.tip.i);sserts- 4~ 2Sc , Kraft Bro~CI I .. ~o~artll IIU'Ichad . Ch~z~WhiJ 4"".. 69. c r~argarine ~w"" ~ l-Ib. 2 'j.. 49c ·P~nui'iuuer ·- l'~.,spt ·A~P.. fROZlN V.E6 ·ABLE SALE ..........,, '7: . 's'1i· . ''""'~~ .,Dp ,.~.!'::!' . ~1"1• .. s·· . 1 : /C~4P~ DAVY JONIJ ' I• ' . . ~~ ;_ . O!j~Y ,·. ~~~ . . . .eOisnllloioi P,mo. 7'1 ' •. . . . l.t I fl!!llff!t '' ,·. BoilY INn• '1 . . = ' . .3·..; ~9~. ''""".,.., ' Panc:a.. ··-~ Fl ct~t , ••~~ ,.".....iJ,.:r·~~e: • •·'" ""·. T 4tla .... ,o-.1, oc ,omatp s· - ~~P,c;trtr.ffll ~~on ·n='· c:.N;JN':'~.·,, _~. ..,. MA1ll~ ,; ,FMftl'f.·ff' . ·•I • .. ~ . ' r .r'"!"' .. ¥acarc>"i·,:;"· ~ 7:. ~, .~1'~~$~~ , :~i"''KIN SpiCe ~:;:~·~• ~~~=~~~~ "li1-i1~ ~!5:~~~~~~:: ·, 4J~ ~~- ~i{lfiOfT!~IJ =~.:nd, Ann _c- . · ;; 25' ! ,..:~6c 1 11 . .~J,,m~···~''*' ·'~~!' , rf.~ a . . I •· ~I"-' • • ' 'b Alumi11um Poll 2 - 21oft, ,.P. lie SULTANA • Co~kttll IIEYNOLIII Fruit •· I _ _.,., cant 47c Dutv: Poll _._.II ,f.t; r•ll 6'1c All Buitw CQffw Ctkt It, .,, He•vy JANE ~AIIIIJl NIIIIICO . c. ."" ''"ytJ!eel• 1~~·· pk, 49 .• Ill' .,, Welchls Gr.,.t•de _ 20«. •• AV Y"low '-.,corn 2 lit. ""'' lfc Wtlclft Gff• J~lly - 20.oa. ~7c Get 50 EXTIU Plold B~pr with ' ., . EX~EL Assorted Nuts .. _ 1~~ _Cfll ~9c Our Own Tel'...,•ltkl· ~ Ult,, r,bt WELCH'S P!lftr" , ~ . ~ · .r Fruit of t!J!t Vln. __:..,~ --h~ V. Breck Cremt. itf,._. -. ..J . ,". • .~ . Get lOO JIK'I'~.4 Jllsid M~mn,. ·><~iL· 1..... Ciftl ' ,. . t'ifl ""'·. re. .... ~~,.~ rr~.~.~ Gol~'" .~rn aftlfuJb !~,cmt..~·~ 12 c•'lt t_ ·- ' �• .NOW' YOU KNOW' liiPI• ........ .. ... 1... ..................... :'7'!" ... .... " e Bpr," _ , . . bJ Ill Amerl<u . . • WEA'J'HER .......,..., ..... ' - entb..'.~ at y Det!VCM Te T"- ,,.,.., Of T"- JleipM.,. ~...v ~ ~ _.f,_ "' . e . ......., .....,., ....,. _. •• r Wtdlt 'If· . t- ~·1;-"'P,_ ~. I-,. '-/G ~~----------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------------------~~V,QL ~IV NO. 183 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1962 r/v--------------------------.PRICE FIVE CENTS P~meroy Jo•ason Brot•en .58-Piece Service For Eigbt --------------------- Cou neil Launches $440,000 Sewerage Project A eontraot wu awarded ..lht eftllneeriDI of Columbus by Po!neroJ COUDCU Mo..tay n!iht to make new plano for conatrucllon In stacea - of~ vlllale oewage treatment planl IUld ~ptlng oewen thai wW COli In eO' tlmated f"O.OOOTo finance Ibis project, which take Pomeroy <Mil of wltll lbe Ohio Pollution !Bo:lrd, council will: . - Hold 1 special meeting next Monday evenlllg to award oale of bonds on f!IO,OOO Pomeroy voters approved in 19117.. - Look forward to re<!elvfn3 8PPI'9Ximately $135,000 In feelera! ald. IBurg... and Niple ll. POMIIOY, OHIO -TONIGHT I TUIIDAY · Otte Jlr..;.lne-r'• •ADVIII AND C:ONIINTWolter Pld1eon, Heney Fonda, Cllilll'l01 Laulf)lton, Don Mlll1'ljr, httr x.wford, Gfte \i1emoj, .Franchot Tone. lAw Burce•• Jlendllh, 'Eddie Hnd111. Inlido otory of WaohlnlloD PoUlloa md PASSIONSI Colorcartoono ' An enchanting portrayal of ruralllte In Alner!Ciil 'I oountrylnwn tllrougbout lhe four '1'118 ~d. =I~ ~derg!Ue print wW never wear oiL Set-· . .e.-... ,.,~ UT, N....,.loorH-U-24 ........,eb Bread and Batter Platea ._laeb Square 8aJad Platea 'IXPIIIMIHT IN TIIIOI' GIODD J'ord Lao Remick Bltrmlo Powen 8-8-lneb Dlimer Platea • 'llleb Fndlo . Bffi'l11 ANNOUNCED . MASON - Mr. and Mra. Self of Columbus are lbe blrlh of a e lb. oz. 1011 at Grant Hoopltal, Nov. 15th, Mrl. Self Diane C&pehart. ·~·· C:Oior•rt:;'.;;;'";;,"~-. IUN., MON., TUII. Ncucu bsr 21-2647 ~-88aatell l-16-ladl Meat .....,_ l-oval 7-lnela Veptablt $49.95 VALUE $1 5,QO . are Mr. IUld Mro. C&pebart of Mason IUld Mra. W. E. Self of He baa been D8111- 50-PIECE SERVICE FOR I project. Total local "master plan" which pointa to contribUtion to lhe ways for community develop- au-Jatopher Mlcbael. .... -.;;ntlr- Elberfelds ·In ·Pomeroy ~een-Ager Sent To WANTID TRAINEES ' II I • I 1 lor I MACHINE TRAINING. I PIOZIN I 35~ THANKSGIVING DANCE POMEROY JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM * The Continentals * wa•hh!e, tool Wed. Nov. 21 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Spo1110red By: Beta Sigma Pbi-XI Gamma Mu OYSTERS · LARGI ITANOAIDI 99c ,:.-: 1-----.;,..--f Chapter 1iJ9c CELER.Y 3'3 • FROM OUR LOCAL . . . . .,. . .,.... lilt ... ll1d 11111 Atu 1 alnfw •ulll -~~~~··Ill -~ Jl I •••, .... . . . , , ,. . . . ......- ...rr.,.· ,....,..,/ , . ..,.rr.r IMPLE LAWN POULTRY FARM etURKEYS e ROASTING CHICKEN eoYSTERS CANDY and PltiSH PltUITS GALORI PltoM liMON'S PltiiNDL Y STORI, ' I 0p,en Mon•y & T-*t Tll7 ,.m. WIDNISDAY Prom 9:0o to MO. .' ' lrlaM llor Dlaiou"* Morkot ' In· ollllor. l'omoNJ, , Ohio, ,er, · MoN.., W, Yo;, 01111 _wo "'!II .. _. ¥ell •• , . . 100 fREE BONU$, s&H ~REEN STAMP$. , , ·- - ITOILil. 39c ... , IIAL · ICE . .. . . ~.. ~-· · with a purchut.of-$5.00 or mon, If YOllf pm:hllli!' .,. Ja flO.OO or more, you y.oW reeelve a -to~ of 100 ' ' ' ' I ,-.. ~ .. ' ' ' lenua S&H·. _.~mpf . for 11 · &r_ abd ·~ .· <ef . ' ' ~· . ' ' ; ••'·1; ~ ~. ~ ' , - rot: . I . . ' eThll o.ffer lf·eood every c!Jy-7 dii,YI·~ w8ek. rf · · I' you d~:aot bell' ciul'~ _Pro.,.p~ ~ JOl,ll' pureh.._ 'ia $10.00 ~rl~,;!tllll retelv~. 100 - ~ ', ' HENS . ~.... IIIII ·pi- of .,:Pii' In -lot til. ' . ......' II oorotoh - · · 1 • ,.. A.M. Write Ill- or mon af tllo 1 - wo Hvoril11 on 1 · triple your ~· Ba.H"G~n StamP~-::¥' ~- t • Tuno In 1190 WMPO on pur . r~lo T.....IJO and 1hu.....,o -ot 7:15 A.M. and latunlop ot I:IJ . , CALIFORNIA Fresh (Not Frozen) Poultry r"' yov- to tie. SAua S3.DO A Couple GOODIES Y-. yov eot TIIPLI , _ IIH GrMII St-1 ot I I ht I ~~ r I. 1.. .._unt Morkot. 1hlo 11 all Cranllerry ADMISSION $1.50 PER PERSON - FOR ' 20 liM. IIIII up. 1--------1 . ...., and ftnlr• J. ONE TURKEYS or 'L· ' • • I ~~pn-. ~H GleeD' Slali\Pa. e~ry day e~Jt ~)c. ltlltil fllrtl!tt ~*' No ltam!" 011 ·lte!!,,~ money to usilt in lhe oewer erage. project Counctlmen u id locoJ Since lhen, fhn>uSb """"malcbing flmdl required w perbearinp attend«. by , _ tlclpate in lbe money woold be ben of eight ''" loe two to one. cila, and oeveral mayors, Poli).. Mlyor Lepr and - ' 1 bao emptied nw _ _,. qreoo1 doe the allo river on ollie ptr· projeet II "'lit Po-. renewed periodicaDy .;. roy eo cet by w111t ..,. ulllpromise by local officlala ly lllo Old8 River wu lo be made C.mpad ud lhe Ohio PoiJoo. building. a - • and 11aoo llolft," ...... II lhe . . Iplalol. lcte eat arm ol lllo 0 ~ lo CUmnUy, Pomeroy Is ln9oJ. Depar · M' o1 Bo "" in llliption with the au. The. OOilllrUction Board. llo1mer, llgn. "'"" by II years first of 1 contract with Burclldten bY Pomeroy in Nlple lor new plano, and a IM!Werage ayotem IUld of Pondo:J"• . . - bani!J, 1110111 plant. Jt· waa In lJie to end court IICIIon. the federal goverillllenl belt and In C.. the town $13,000 to have pollution aperta L"JI prellmlnary plano for a been lold a aewerase to or Pomeroy -ad In cost IUld .... finiDciaDy . Et" rites ,..,,.,ed $ttl.... Saolla""" BIS _... pr..,._ Castro .Pressured Off Bomber · Issue An•. THUIII., - Plan to oeD rev.,.,. bonds .-m, firm may eam "' much for an eotlmaled $138,000 lo be 11 ~.000 for maktog the new rellud by _ , rentals in aev- plana, lxlt nel... oouneU or en p-iorlly areu of Pomeroy aollcttor .Fred W. Crow ...,.. In be served by ·Ibis first stage able to offer an euct figure . of conatruetlon. Coalld18lu !Miler. Paltz, Mayor Charles Legar, preald· ........., of lllo MWII' ...,. lng over the regular council mfltee; ll&ld Barpoo ..,. Nipmeeting in town hoD, uptaln- 1e will ....W. 7J per _, ed 'that areaa of Pomeroy re- oldie-' lhat lllo Yll1qe m•inlng unoervlced by lbe pres- payo for tile IIIII pi'Ojeet. ent projeet are to be readied PRIORITY AIIEA8 Jn auboeq"""t conslruclion. The oeven "priority ereaa"The greater pert of the cost aubjeet 1o change in the ..,; of lhill firll stage of conatruo- plana - are SUgar Run, Naylion will be in the treatment lor's Run, Wrl8bt-ll, Mankey 'plant and downtown truck line, Run, Coalport, Lincoln Ills., li ill believed. Locatlon of the Unlon-av, aNI Mulberry Ills. treabnent planl tentatively ill Council ignored an offer from Ill be near lhe Pomeroy-Muon the Federal lloualng and Home )!ridge, FiDail<o agency which offered II ill expected that engi- in a letter to loan Pomeroy in ..._ - or f!,21111.olit paymenta -ad Ifm1-lkyroclkeled thai flpre � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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