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I-.OO!y Sen~{ ~ll!eJ;~Y·!4icldlepor~. 0 , &lt;kt. 8, 1957
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Don Merritt ond attended thr

. Ohio State football &amp;arne.

Rev~ and Mrs. Waldo 1! IJtels Carroll Grhnm returned home
~e~::,: the Soulbeutern ,Con· Tueaday after a ten days vaca

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ol the Congregotlonal
Churches held Wedqes·
the Moos Run Congrega·
Chur&lt;h
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and Mrs Raymond Van
and son have returned to
home tn Youngstown after
' v1s1t with hli mother,
Van Meter and other
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Jeff Wilson and Miq Evespent the past we:ekend
wrth Mr and Mrs

tlon in Bottle 'Creek, Mleb.
1\ln. Edna Bartels visited Mooday with Mra Verne DaVJa who Is
confined to her home lb Middleport with a broken leg
Mr and Mn Harry Davis of
Canton APent the weekend woth
relatives bcre.

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Christl'ne
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Ht:Jid$ ,~,ushing" Party Tues ay Celebrates Three
Of Mr and Mrt Roehard Karr.
Mr rnd Mrs C H WJSc Jr. were
The "Rushmg" party of thb 'l 1/Hodel" meeting next w~ at W L
Clifton Withee of Ell!in, m., Is busoneas vosltora m Athena Mon· Olllo Eta Phi Chapter of Bela !he office . of the Ohio' Fuel Gai
eel\8fl dPCif t'leS

Harry ROUib visited rer,eotly In
m West Vlrglnoa, Is atay•J
Galllpohs woth froends.
ong woth h18 olater, Mrs Frank,

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Sogma Phi s0roroty W88 hei&lt;L ,Com pan, when they • wou be ,&lt;:hrlootlne Bahr,it/.n year Pld 108 lor
Mr and Mrs L L LYon and Tuesday evenong with a Hawal!ah pledged to the cbapjer.
da,.bter ' ot tHr. n lllrl Cub
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Mrs L D lloles VISited Mf. and theme carroed out In the de~oro ' 1 The party was planned ,6 t~e Bahr, ' had three p rtioa to eel&amp; At the elose
Mrs Fred Pe&lt;•t and Miss Sara Ker· toons, program, favors and re ,!"Cial committee An~• ~til)~• tirate her hirthl!iy o"''r, tbe week· cake walk ~'r;.::ri~~~~~~
wood, Middleport res1dcnts, who frcshments Cocoanut laden palm and Sylvia Collins, ~o-eh.Srpnen, end.
aQd orp!l~f
are at the H•ll Crest Rest home ioj trees, grass mats, hula girls&lt;and liois Rosenbaum, Sara Gibbs,
Saturday ll~a. George Chlldi had Maude Rosa
Athens, Wednesday
favors of flower-lels and mlnia Charlene Thomas, Janet Hinkle. a family dlnner lc! celebrate the --~--:-2'f::::;:~!:.i".4,.
M·Sgt Joe Ankrom, who has ' ture ukelelas gave &amp;Ionosphere to Everyone was drwed In sal&lt;&gt;ngJ blrthdayt of her daullbter, 1\!ra
been Btatoooed at Fort Lewl!; the party and HawaJJan punch and a prize was given to ~·bra Bahr, and I rranddatt(bler, ChriJ.
Wa1h1:1gton IS visiting his mother, • was served from a paper·maetie Morr1son ror the moat authentit tine.
Mrs Oa1sy Ankrom, before leav· pmeapple wtth glasses bearing costume
mg for Hawtti lie has completed the soronty crest as additional
,Pthers preBent were Mr '-nd
twentv years mthe u s Army.
souvenirs ol the guests and
Group singl~g was enjoyed as\ Mi'l. Ralph Glbbt Jr. aud Glot~a
Mr and Mrs R J Pr1ce Onnge, men'lhers
the members and aueats aat on June and Gregory, New Haven,
Texas Mr nnd Mrs J J DougMr8 ltJcbarrl Joncu presadcot gra•s mats and Hawaltan dancers Mr1 .Mmnle Gilmore Mr Bahr
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las a~l! '"rs B F Reber, Belle, 1was 10 charge u( the meetlng were Sally Sauer, ,Louise Zerkle and Cllndaee, Mr and Mra. W'11Uam
1\ V• . havo been recent guost&amp; and mvoted the ucsts to attend Reva Vaughn, Charlene Thomas, Childs and Sheila Marie and Mieky
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of ?lr! Lolhan McGhee
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_ _ _ Sue Cramer and Shirley • Gaul of , Middle)l4lrt, ond Janis Chlido,
Mr and \Irs L D Diles l•it
P K Rus"ll " on Cleveland
p.:.l
Games were played durin• the j~nlor nursr at the Holzer Hos·
this morumgjor a visit with thL&lt;r where he
sent for two weeks I
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evening and baked ham, potato po~l rhool of Nuralng.
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•on, Dand Doleo. and "" w1le, \specoaltraonoqg by the Ohio Val·,
chips and Hawaiian punch were oerdunB~," 00 ~
a~~M~~•Y·
who have recently built a home at ley E'ectrlc ~orporallon
served
entertained ft~r a:d Mrs Cer.
ztm31 Bryan Garden Clly, l!locho· 1 Mos Howard Byero Is on siek
Guests were sue , Seelig, Mila •ohr and tw: ·da ht
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gan. Diles 15 the Aasoeoated Preas leave from the Martin Restaurant
Wood Barbar Coatea Lucy Ams blrthdol,V dim&gt;~
c:atlne an~
Sport&amp; Edltot 1~ Michigan woth of thJB week whole recovering from
Th• Loyal Pals' Class of the bary, · Ju"y S~neer, Linda pard· Mrs &lt;:allh ibhr.
!leta I• Detroot Enroutc to De 1foot surgery.
Church ol Chmt met Tuesday eve· W&lt;ll Daisy
RUJaell Yvonn~ Sun~ay evonlng blrth4•Y cake.
0 ~ lh~lr pr~;~ 1 Scally, Shirley Bus~~. Sabra i&lt;e er"m and aandwieh~a were I
~root0 Air .'~
Mrs.
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Maude
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&amp;:ro ';f~g~ E!~:~~ Mra · ~d-~ been vJSotlng on northern' Ohio for M~~ 'L 'E:s r:yn~lcloo a~wt:!d.; of t.lorrl!OII, lllorJene Fls~e~•• /l&lt;llY serllnverl odt the Rid' hr home to SChhrlo a·
· wbo is a Sister of L D t'e
. Her theme Ful•·
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wards,
r• p ns t ~
~· x wee kII, has re 1ur:ned to the devotiOnal servace
..., Betty Everool!.
il Bueniau
de rwitck
'Childace MBohr
, 'd David
Dll•• Is recuperating after major her home on South Second j.ve.
was the Twenty third Psalm and
Members were LO"fb
cl ui.j• ~n kelt
nd :n 'llO&amp;U
surg~ry
I Mrs Laura Hager, who haJ been the service melurled an article on Anne Chapman, Bat ara r · ur ,
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Howard fi~"ant who has been a surgkal petaent at Holzer Ho~plt· the Psalm f!-um the "Ideals", read staff, Sylv~ ~ollins~ Donn• ~~es, Donna, BobbY ,aDd Diaaa ~er~
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----- al has been returneR to her home by ~los• Hawley, Scripture venea Martha Wlllo.ams, Sall,y Sauer,
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Mrs. Robert Yates, Jackson, "I and a prayer by ·.Irs Fred'l Gard· Pandora Colhn~ Janet Hinkle,
here woth her lather !.eo K•nnedy ner a guest
Sue Cramer, Shirley G~ul, c~,
Sr' and wdl remOJn untiL after
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len• Thorn,,, Reva Vajlil '
on your old ranJal
the funeral ol her grandmother, Durong the buslllfss meeting Louloe Zerkle; Sara Gibb~ . ,\nn
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Mrs Homer Kennedy ;~rs Joe who.h W88 conducted"" MlBs
Rupe, Jeanie Werry, c,rol Biehle)
Young Sr " '" Jackson with the ' :ey the Clas, made plans to
Phyllis Meier, Marjorie Crow,
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Yalco rhildfl n, Sandra, Randy and or contflbute toward the
Jlranoea Krinke and a tranafar
.Mn 1\!Utn• Ruuell, Grand rep1
Kathy
butter projllCt sponSilred by
Doris Jones
reoenhtlve Jrom Meigs Te'l'ple,
Mrs
Ben
Spencer,
Antiquity,
Pholathea
Socoety.
Spatul11
are
Pythlar. Sl,ltera, to the Slate ton·
SPECIAL PRICE
Harry Dav1s Dayton, anrl Mra Ed· !Je rcorderecl for sale by the claM
venUon p;· Columbus last weet,
na Bartels, ~omeroy, were recent members •• a mon~y-making preI
tave her !report ol the meeting at
gucsli of Air and Mrs verne Da· Ject.
Ill• Oetobii! teaalon of the Temple
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Mba Ha~ley mved a ulad
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Tueaday at the ic Ill P Hall
Edw&gt;rd Svans Jr oon of Mr course to M•s. Guy Reynolds, Mrs.
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Mrs. Cllb.;Babr, MOst Emllent,
Featuring thelurntr with a lrilnl
and Airs Edward Evana, Vine St. L E ReynoVIs, Miss Nona Ruosell,
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Chief, wa1 lu, charge of' the meet· I
Is home an fifteen day furlough Mrs. Freda Welling, Mlsa f'ran'!'l
Initiation
He!~ ' lor one ing ,and Mra, Griff Ruaaell. who
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alter complcllng his boot training Roush, Mrs. Allen Jenkinson. Mia. e•ndldate when Pomeroy Chapter abo otlell&lt;!,ed the !late convention, •
con•~ttdtODI&lt;Wntr,lllloro
hootaunlfotmor -owllftr,
at Bamhrod¥e. Md He" to report Dwight Frolt illlss- Mabel Hysell, 184, oES, met Tu!!day evening gave a brl~tlalk on the hlghlighu 1
n,.,,,,.,.,.,.,,._,
Rl Jackso~ovllle, Florida.
Mro Vllla · Carl, Mrs. Allee Robe- at the M~Bonlc Temple. • of the seaa1o...
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Mr
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Wolloam
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and
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Mr.
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Florence
Tracy,
wottfiy
milton,
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reported
that
Mra.
Rose
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DIXIUII lluto• ' have been m Detroit attendor.g an ~·red I Galan•r, Mro. Nan Moore gud Denzil Goegleln, wortb1 pa· Seines, Leon, a member of the
llml&gt;lflfUif romolnuoollllnt
• Autoll11ftc 0..• Lflhll'l
automoblte •how and the or ch~· and Elizabeth Moore.
\ron, pre!lded and COI'I W,ebb of Temple, li serloualy Ut
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'T&gt;rltfl.Kool-lt-troo
dren, Shell• Maroe on~ MickY
Raclno, presldenl ol &gt;lliata;Jct ·2f,
Hoot""""' (lqr tht ; November
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"'"L!Ghtwa
have ·tayed IVJth their grandmoth:
was present and• w'eleom~4 $ov mr.eUng will ·~ Mra Wolllam All· J
Grlddltqllltkookl ktlkfatll.
• Htndeome "'f" llclllv11'4
er, MnJ George Childa •
Invitations were rec6jved' tD man, Mrat. Uo~ace ~(oElhinJlll and Wl•lle\'on
aneQke or •tl•kl to l'llouth• T 111 .... T GO1nt
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11 Frlends Nigltt', ,;;
weltflng0004n11• lluto
1~,C:..,. "-~~- wo
MJsa S11sie Taylor. wh.o has apent 1
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a an ..,.•
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the past moolh Vllltmg relatives '
Pions were made !of a' dlolt!et
A ~eu.rt eourae was aer•ed
to &lt;tlch ••trli••Jukto-oln
• Ill'''" lntulotod a.,,
on Toledo, .-urned here Wedneo.,
A
p,rty to be held at grand teni
, pie,, Tueada~ nigh~" by Mra. Le)an!d
::~d:'fl':h~~=·~:~
'AIIOYtnCCH'ntttftoundtd
day night. Miss Taylar, whose
OJrluc
an Cmemnatl on O~t~ber · ~t Brown and~· It&amp; Bukher irlli
coollftl dtmondo.,. '"'"·
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Dro~Mront, lmO!ofOOtlrollw
home Ia In Baton Rouge, spends
The Hemlock Grove and Oran(e
were alao dl~ct~lled f~r I JB M~. Frank Cheeaebrew as a conAUTOMATIC OVIN UIHTINI
• "' t.orooltoro01 Droworo
tho summer mpnths and early fall Chrl•tlan Youth Fellowship held
onstruetlon of Dll_trltt trl utor.
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No atooptng to llgbt owtnt
• ltac\ ,OfC'IIIIn lurnlf &amp;rllll
With Mra George Chdd.s and tam~ a hayrlde a.ud wieper roast
25
will be held ln ,omer:))'
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tLIIa~m•T"'"'"'"
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the Rcad8lde Park on Route ~0 ~·J~nuary 11. 19GB·
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PorctWn Plnlth
Mrs James Johnson Wtll!l 1n Clll· Thursday evemng, Sept 26
At the close of the meett11g
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Thirty-none youth and adult relreshlnenta were mveit ?Y
Robert W Rawlings, at GrantHo!· ntlvaSors Mr and Mrs Hal Doster, Thelma McMurray, Tt!res~ Swlt·
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pltal, .md her mothar who Is aiO)I· Mr and Mr. Ull)'d Blackwood zel and Charlotte Col\.. w:no jJft~lt~ttiifil
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Mjcldlep011 lng on Columbus while Mr Ratli· and Mr and Mrs Eugene Story Helen Elberfeld ind Mary Eliz,.
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enJoyed an evening of singing beth Anderson as eontributl;:g
Plans were \;eomplettd for the 1
Y1Wr~.- D '
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•- - -Mn A J Strau.&amp;s, odm1mstra and refreshments of hot dop, hostessea.
~he,ter Daug tert ' qf ~merica
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- tlvc assistant to the Meigs count~ mar.Jiamallows and pGp
a~nual anspettton , wblch will be
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Health Depva·tment, returned Wed
The ne&lt;t meetong wolt be Oct
Mr and Mrs Marvin 8Willl h~ld tt the next meeting, Tues
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JJesday from Lake liope wh•re 1
children of Middleport speol day evening, Oetober
,;j:• ·
7 30 at the Hemlock Grove
she had SPCIII three day, attcndmg Church All youth are InVIted
Sunday with hll pa(enta, Mr. atd
Esther Hayes, . Counellor, pre,
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a Reglstrur '.AericallnJtltute Wm(L\
, Mn Harry Swan.
stded and the ~ommlsslon ot
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shllp I onducted by w. H Veigel,
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choef of lb• Division of votal
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Statlstles, Ohoo State Department
of Hcnlth M&lt;re than seven!) pCJ •
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sona from Southeast and South·
west d11trb Hltcnded the conferenee
whiCh Logan on Mon~py. Sep
The first 'ineetlng of the Mtd·
Wilen
teen110d
they're bound to get hunQIY.
tember 30
Mrs Jamc" Simpson and '\irs dlcport Ltternry Club for the
So our smart younv hDilela brin91 out a tray of ¢heell, lunch·
Year 19~7·!18 was held 'Wednes
Cheater Ervin were guestB when day afternoon at lhe home of
Mra. Emmel Shuler cntertamed Mrs D B Harllnger with Mr;
meal and HOLSUM BREAD for "make-your-own" sandwiches.
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her Cllnasta Club Tue:;diy even Forrest Bachtel. president, "rer
In£ Prrzcs were won by Mn Rus..
lidlllfls
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is that extra
" W' .on nnd Mra. Millard Wild·
Mrs Cedroc Clark renewe&gt;l
crm~lh
~he
next party woll be at Lucy Kennedy's book "Mr Audo·
fresh HOLSUM flavor. They like the way il makea
bon's Lucy" lor tne program and
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r.&lt;ll) cliH respomes were "Aut1mn
!lll.ndwlchu tuft dellclolllly beller,
Thought."
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During the bwiness meeting
what fut·
the reSignation oi Mra, Gerald
Preston was accepted Mrs. Mat·
1110V111Q lelu!~Jed,. They ;et 11 from •v•I'J
ton l'rcnch was nppolirted to act
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frelh while alice Of HOLSUM BREAD.
vacant by Mrs Preston. 1The •n·
n.ual fall treasurer's report ,.. ,
given by Mrt H E Cook allb·
lt)tuting lor the ~ootess, Mrl
Hartinger Mrs William Tbonus,
daug~ter nr Mrs Hartlnget, \!I!
1 gue11 at the moellns. I~ we•
an~o\lnccd that the next mcethl~
lvoul~ , be on October 18 at the

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the guest or his brother and liS·
ter-m-law, Mr and Hrt Charles
Wothee and family
Rev and il(rs Donald Seevero
and sons moved Wednesday to
the1r new borne m Greenup, Ky
Cjtlorus Grimm, Naom1 Brm
ker and Cora Webb, presodent or
Mrs Carl Moore ana Mrs Mau· D11trlct 211 attended Friends
r1ce M:oare were re~ent business Night 11 Guyovollo Chapter OES
Saturday cvenin&amp;
vldtors tn GallipoUJ
~ Homer Holter and Mrs. ~

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6211d onnllll meetinC of 1M Ohio
Valley Improvement Alan. here
Th~y beard a Kaloer Aluqn·
nuni oflldalel!l,... ....tlolence in
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7 DAYS PER WEEK
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'.'Ravenswo0d·JJ.5. Banqueters Turn 4Jms lttWard Now Sin,ce ,
' · Is Attained In Kalser Aluminum Pl~nt I

Wh~'her R.avenswood's $5 Banquet brought

'tllat area liS giant Kaiser Aluminum plant or
not, a bird ill the hand js worth two in the
bush.
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The banqu~t. to which large numbers of industrial leaders of national and regional sta·
lure were attracted, had as its goal since its
inception 10 years ago the spreading of the
· gospel about that are.~~'s industrial potential.
Whatever the stimulant, Ravenswood got Its
plant. And the Industrial revolution is well on
Its way in Jackson County, West Virginia.
Now, the $5 Banquet sponsors figure their

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original mission is complete. They have turned their attention inward. Proceeds from the
$5 fea~t this year wtll be used to augll)ent
school equipment and supplies of Raven'swood
which probably arc c~ught In a squeeze somewhat similar to those in Mason County.
Meigs County folks interested in what their
neighbors are doing in an awakening commun·
ity should put the $5 Banquet in their dinner
budget. The date is O~t. 24 More tba~ 80
prominent leaders annually participate in the
event. Governor Cecil Underwood of West
Virginia will be the top rated speaker at this
lOth Banquet.

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D:55 Sill\ Oil
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8:00 Jlo.nlli.Rl.lqon'

J:i\il ~uure. Hunt
10:00 Tile Price g ldalt
10:30 1rufh ar couleqtientt~

11:01! Tlo
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Gallia County got on the list quickly to ask
for aid as a drouth stricken area. Me1gs ha~
followed suit. It is quite likely that an of
southeastern Ohio will follow suit. They might
as well. The public trough is wide, ~Jeep, and
apparently full.
One can hardly argue that Gallla-, trl'eigs, or
none or our counties should pass up this ki~d
of help. We have been swallowed Into 'a pattern or attitudes since I93 that prevent ~s
from taking the vagaries of Nature on t~e
chin and coming bock Cor' more if that's the
way It's to be. For farmers to react toward
drouth with a call to the federal government
for financial help is consistent with rnost
known segments of organized population to-

'

aom-.

1:oli qomty11 Tlmj,

- - - -- ' GalliaLeads, Meigs Follows, In Making Dr.owth Losses
'Known; But Lis_ten, L·isten To The Danger We're Nearinq
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4:30
5:00
5:45
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8:15

Trpu61e wllll F~iber
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8:30
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C,f)l!'l Qf Lao! jleeort
Life ol Riley

IN LUCK

'MILK MINDER .• •

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NBC Newe

NeW.

Picture
Sport• tcye

8:22 Weothero11t

M-~~d

The Thi~ •••
~:00 Cnal&lt;aile of Sport..
• 4P• ,l.le'd Jlor)lfr'a C..uer

\0:00 : r:eaerai&lt;Ken

f,..,a£nER
STANDS
ALL·CIOP
drill

Eadl

ol """""' .... 81111 producinr -

when planted With an ,ALL-

CROP drilL

Our uatlon has grown so big, so complicated, so lnte·r&amp;ependent in itn parts and groups
that we obviously cannot hear to observe any
single organized segment take a beating lest
we unaffected ones catch a backlash as well.
The pioneer spirit that cut out of wild Am·
erica a hlghly industrialized nation is gone,
The sell Independence that made this hlstorleally unique effort possible has been replaced
by a quality of personality the social analyz.
ers still are peering at In their psychology lab.
·oratories. We seem to exr,ect government to
help us over tough hurdles, and the danger Is
that the hurdles grow smaller each national
election
Bo our other neighbor counties are expect-

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ftomea

'~'Veterano Ho!pltal In

Elltep Ia

eo~dlllm\ at
Jlunllngton
G~rland M•Y•• b., ~mploymcnl
,t t~e lllllley mine.
&amp;londny gu·•~t• of the Jobn Stout.
were Hro. Fred Holaln1ton of r ..
J"''o, )Irs Bertha Weith, Shade,
~nd Mn. VIrginia ll'elcb and Sue
foln, Grae&lt; Carr WI! brought
' ' ft11(11 Jhe Motfla General Hoaplt•l
to. llj!r ~on'• hom! bore 4nd Mri.
1
!mettt Carr I• car1111 tor hor. Mro.
Carr'o ..ndl~on 11 milCh lmpoved
Mr. and Mro. Mal)lhall Mlllor
fl!d lin. Satiie Carr were In Alh·
e111 TU•IIIoY on butlnoli
, ¥11· (lo&lt;;tl llanlng and Gregory
1 ll't •pending 10me time with Mr.
end llr~ Glon Hanlnr ot Downlni·

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'~aced the birth of a dautbter
-.!'D '•t ~~J~•iterln&amp; Arma Ho•pltol
tin. (ltorp Clark returned
!f!Om' Jfler ~1•111111 \he PlumIa c.roll, Ohio. ·
'' ,. '"' lot Cl~y. and Jerry and
·' ' trr. ~ lfrl, lobo Stout wore at
,j ·,, .. Q~UpoU, Clinic, Tlleaday.

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aucb as nuoresCent control ~llamp, automoUc limen, one,_lltermaU•11"1illor pos•Uve .. ntrolled , t:CN&gt;lditr •n!l ' a oonventent
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WilLIAMSON'

their daughli:r, Bonnie to a Perk•!•burg dootor Tuesday. .
'The BloC Ff'icndship 4-ll Club
f'l(et 11 tile home of ~fargarcl Ann
Carleton and eleotcd new officers
lor the com1ng year Monthly
meetlnga aro planne~ during the
JOIN CHURCH
wint1r with the next meeting at
Mr and Mn Emanuel Sllne,
the home of Joyce Carson. Off!- reccnl fonn,er residents or North
een are prcJldimt, Linda Hall· Carolina, 11nd now makmg th,lr
mark, ,,.. pmldent, Dorothy Clr· holltc In Middleport were united
ele, swouuw Linda Circle; !reo- with the F,lr81 Pr.,~ytertan
ant:nr. Mary Rltohle. newsreporter, Church ~ere Sundey. Their In
Joyce Clrolc, Health and Safety, font son, Emon4el Garrett Sllne,
Paulette llnllmark and Maraorct w01 b~ptizeil during tho servl~
Ann Carleton and Reereat19n1
·lcadel'!l are Sue Circle and Karen ,
PLAN ·BAKI SALI
Holter
The Senior High Youth Fellowslup of the First
Baptist
Church will hold a bake ••lc Sot·
urday, Oct l2 at Robinson'• TriLustre Store, Mill St

SPILLER

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araie band• protect actintt
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oF...,..flopJ....!ileat .........ocl
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' · Is Attained In Kalser Aluminum Pl~nt I

Wh~'her R.avenswood's $5 Banquet brought

'tllat area liS giant Kaiser Aluminum plant or
not, a bird ill the hand js worth two in the
bush.
·
The banqu~t. to which large numbers of industrial leaders of national and regional sta·
lure were attracted, had as its goal since its
inception 10 years ago the spreading of the
· gospel about that are.~~'s industrial potential.
Whatever the stimulant, Ravenswood got Its
plant. And the Industrial revolution is well on
Its way in Jackson County, West Virginia.
Now, the $5 Banquet sponsors figure their

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original mission is complete. They have turned their attention inward. Proceeds from the
$5 fea~t this year wtll be used to augll)ent
school equipment and supplies of Raven'swood
which probably arc c~ught In a squeeze somewhat similar to those in Mason County.
Meigs County folks interested in what their
neighbors are doing in an awakening commun·
ity should put the $5 Banquet in their dinner
budget. The date is O~t. 24 More tba~ 80
prominent leaders annually participate in the
event. Governor Cecil Underwood of West
Virginia will be the top rated speaker at this
lOth Banquet.

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8:00 Jlo.nlli.Rl.lqon'

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10:00 Tile Price g ldalt
10:30 1rufh ar couleqtientt~

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Gallia County got on the list quickly to ask
for aid as a drouth stricken area. Me1gs ha~
followed suit. It is quite likely that an of
southeastern Ohio will follow suit. They might
as well. The public trough is wide, ~Jeep, and
apparently full.
One can hardly argue that Gallla-, trl'eigs, or
none or our counties should pass up this ki~d
of help. We have been swallowed Into 'a pattern or attitudes since I93 that prevent ~s
from taking the vagaries of Nature on t~e
chin and coming bock Cor' more if that's the
way It's to be. For farmers to react toward
drouth with a call to the federal government
for financial help is consistent with rnost
known segments of organized population to-

'

aom-.

1:oli qomty11 Tlmj,

- - - -- ' GalliaLeads, Meigs Follows, In Making Dr.owth Losses
'Known; But Lis_ten, L·isten To The Danger We're Nearinq
..

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4:30
5:00
5:45
8:00
8:15

Trpu61e wllll F~iber
spljlaob Playhou,.

8:30
-7:011
?tOO
8·00
8 30

/tabor of ....,don
C,f)l!'l Qf Lao! jleeort
Life ol Riley

IN LUCK

'MILK MINDER .• •

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NeW.

Picture
Sport• tcye

8:22 Weothero11t

M-~~d

The Thi~ •••
~:00 Cnal&lt;aile of Sport..
• 4P• ,l.le'd Jlor)lfr'a C..uer

\0:00 : r:eaerai&lt;Ken

f,..,a£nER
STANDS
ALL·CIOP
drill

Eadl

ol """""' .... 81111 producinr -

when planted With an ,ALL-

CROP drilL

Our uatlon has grown so big, so complicated, so lnte·r&amp;ependent in itn parts and groups
that we obviously cannot hear to observe any
single organized segment take a beating lest
we unaffected ones catch a backlash as well.
The pioneer spirit that cut out of wild Am·
erica a hlghly industrialized nation is gone,
The sell Independence that made this hlstorleally unique effort possible has been replaced
by a quality of personality the social analyz.
ers still are peering at In their psychology lab.
·oratories. We seem to exr,ect government to
help us over tough hurdles, and the danger Is
that the hurdles grow smaller each national
election
Bo our other neighbor counties are expect-

.·

.
'

ftomea

'~'Veterano Ho!pltal In

Elltep Ia

eo~dlllm\ at
Jlunllngton
G~rland M•Y•• b., ~mploymcnl
,t t~e lllllley mine.
&amp;londny gu·•~t• of the Jobn Stout.
were Hro. Fred Holaln1ton of r ..
J"''o, )Irs Bertha Weith, Shade,
~nd Mn. VIrginia ll'elcb and Sue
foln, Grae&lt; Carr WI! brought
' ' ft11(11 Jhe Motfla General Hoaplt•l
to. llj!r ~on'• hom! bore 4nd Mri.
1
!mettt Carr I• car1111 tor hor. Mro.
Carr'o ..ndl~on 11 milCh lmpoved
Mr. and Mro. Mal)lhall Mlllor
fl!d lin. Satiie Carr were In Alh·
e111 TU•IIIoY on butlnoli
, ¥11· (lo&lt;;tl llanlng and Gregory
1 ll't •pending 10me time with Mr.
end llr~ Glon Hanlnr ot Downlni·

' ton. ·
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and CA,TrOctmi.

A!foOo'i' lo . . _ _ -

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a pro/tuiolllll q1141iry McCidlocll _dialll , II~
ablobttely tree?
' t
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IICihiJig to buy ... IIO ~
ln. 11111 ifioP ia for a.free' call)' blant to the big
'
Saw-Draw'' ' •you may be one ol 150 lucky ~ vmo 11!11
w1n a Mw MAC 3S by Md:ullocb. tbc IIQtca ~~~ ,
Wllll to. will

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sttrllnr were ru..ta of Mr. ond
Mil. John Stout,
Vr IDd Jlrt. Howard GU~ey
'and 1hlldren wore vlalttn&amp; In lhll

....,. s,turdoy.

·lin.

~

!Mrt,

~nh•ll Miller Sr, apont

)l'llh her oon and lomUy

lfr· on.4 W•

.

Cecil Hanlnt hJve
'~aced the birth of a dautbter
-.!'D '•t ~~J~•iterln&amp; Arma Ho•pltol
tin. (ltorp Clark returned
!f!Om' Jfler ~1•111111 \he PlumIa c.roll, Ohio. ·
'' ,. '"' lot Cl~y. and Jerry and
·' ' trr. ~ lfrl, lobo Stout wore at
,j ·,, .. Q~UpoU, Clinic, Tlleaday.

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Hilteh..• .· .

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KEEP YOUR
•in a vigorous,
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• :·. with ~i.~!;,Just a 'f,Y ~files lor EggLac,
. ~ach day will lioGii your Jll'Oflll many dollArs.
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Kikilted 'rfA

Tbe ultimate Ill eleetrit ranles. ,smartly

acyled to add giiDIOill' to 1!1J1 kilrllen. Completely equipped with maJiy oxlra leatur&lt;s
aucb as nuoresCent control ~llamp, automoUc limen, one,_lltermaU•11"1illor pos•Uve .. ntrolled , t:CN&gt;lditr •n!l ' a oonventent
d..,. W.ll cooker wltdJ trlve~ trench fry ~

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Daybook ·

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........: .

WilLIAMSON'

their daughli:r, Bonnie to a Perk•!•burg dootor Tuesday. .
'The BloC Ff'icndship 4-ll Club
f'l(et 11 tile home of ~fargarcl Ann
Carleton and eleotcd new officers
lor the com1ng year Monthly
meetlnga aro planne~ during the
JOIN CHURCH
wint1r with the next meeting at
Mr and Mn Emanuel Sllne,
the home of Joyce Carson. Off!- reccnl fonn,er residents or North
een are prcJldimt, Linda Hall· Carolina, 11nd now makmg th,lr
mark, ,,.. pmldent, Dorothy Clr· holltc In Middleport were united
ele, swouuw Linda Circle; !reo- with the F,lr81 Pr.,~ytertan
ant:nr. Mary Rltohle. newsreporter, Church ~ere Sundey. Their In
Joyce Clrolc, Health and Safety, font son, Emon4el Garrett Sllne,
Paulette llnllmark and Maraorct w01 b~ptizeil during tho servl~
Ann Carleton and Reereat19n1
·lcadel'!l are Sue Circle and Karen ,
PLAN ·BAKI SALI
Holter
The Senior High Youth Fellowslup of the First
Baptist
Church will hold a bake ••lc Sot·
urday, Oct l2 at Robinson'• TriLustre Store, Mill St

SPILLER

I

• Soodiond ferllli..,. plaeod m,..,_
araie band• protect actintt
..bul'lliDi-" ., .
o Ml&lt;ro-l'eod mete::t provides
.-lillount.of .
.
oF...,..flopJ....!ileat .........ocl
~­
•lbdraUIJ~y.rolMil and loweml
buill lor fool drilliq., .fuUy
;,;.;.,tod oa D-14, WD~. WD,

day.

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30 H.P. Electrl~ starting Bail·a·matic.

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Ina, power brakso, MerC.O.Ma.

lie. Radio, beater, nylon llret,
two tone white and areen lin·
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new. Heater. V8 motor, good tires.
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Demonstrator. This one you IIleY ean expect rtil~l'atory knock·
will have to see.
down taetl&lt;o II they have ~ny
plano lor turliiD• thll Into a·
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TIRES

Stebarl Mttkino Record At·OU ..:, ·

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equipped trailer. 111117 40
H.P. Scott motor. Uaed very
little. Save ' $.

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BOATS

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East~rn, SBYI five expeJis, wlll bt~)! t~e jl~ lit.!CVI!el::
Eastern can win by as much as t)Vo touclldowns 54VI aiel El!Bt·
erner KiiW!tl. Three of them still see poach Bob Martin taldng
hMdache pills Sa~urday morni.n~. · , '
It looks like Jlfll VennRri I~ in for a•rouRh niRht at Q!aun·
cev-Dover. The vote: 4-4. HindV gives IM,and th~ bbl~e1t 1111~1
~in. 21·8. Four t!lv• Chauncev • one TD ~~e 1over til• Dqan
boys bolstered by 1\fr. !ada, et. alit ought to be a honey. ·

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OU he,l be a bigger name than ever In the sports news com1e II
1956 Scott·Atwatw winter.
Hardqosa ~h~r)ey owns the seco11d
18 H.P. Ball·•·matic. GEar
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Several Other Motors

QUALITY
BUYS

...ullful 2 tone - Ivory over Blue, Super 88 .
l.ooal owner.
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S'HOP . MOOR~E~S

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1955 MIRCliY

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Ina, power brakso, MerC.O.Ma.

lie. Radio, beater, nylon llret,
two tone white and areen lin·
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Demonstrator. This one you IIleY ean expect rtil~l'atory knock·
will have to see.
down taetl&lt;o II they have ~ny
plano lor turliiD• thll Into a·
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Stebarl Mttkino Record At·OU ..:, ·

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equipped trailer. 111117 40
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little. Save ' $.

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BOATS

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East~rn, SBYI five expeJis, wlll bt~)! t~e jl~ lit.!CVI!el::
Eastern can win by as much as t)Vo touclldowns 54VI aiel El!Bt·
erner KiiW!tl. Three of them still see poach Bob Martin taldng
hMdache pills Sa~urday morni.n~. · , '
It looks like Jlfll VennRri I~ in for a•rouRh niRht at Q!aun·
cev-Dover. The vote: 4-4. HindV gives IM,and th~ bbl~e1t 1111~1
~in. 21·8. Four t!lv• Chauncev • one TD ~~e 1over til• Dqan
boys bolstered by 1\fr. !ada, et. alit ought to be a honey. ·

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OU he,l be a bigger name than ever In the sports news com1e II
1956 Scott·Atwatw winter.
Hardqosa ~h~r)ey owns the seco11d
18 H.P. Ball·•·matic. GEar
,, (Ctntl~llld Oft P111 Plvtl
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Several Other Motors

QUALITY
BUYS

...ullful 2 tone - Ivory over Blue, Super 88 .
l.ooal owner.
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S'HOP . MOOR~E~S

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Benel•t Coolville Fire Dept.
'You Dime It - We have It
SAT. OCT. S
Starting at l&amp; AM
Lunch ""''d on II'OUndl
Donation of Goods or contrlbu·
'tlons (l'stelully ac.. pted at
Jqle Clonr Farm Store. Tupllfl'l Plain!, 0

GRUISI!B BLOC&amp; CO
heater wlth. blower

At 444 Broadway - Middleport

I MIIH N- of ,_,.,
Doolt. 11. Cal

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eKI~hen.DfaeUe
e Desirable ~Mallon

Girls brown twecu coat. SIZe 5
loclc s.rm.
Call 436-Y '
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and deltcatcS&gt;en 1 t20 61 Insurance
1 Small grocery
m Rutland ncross road {rom 1
-new school Domg good

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nelS Priced reasonable or Will
trade lor good small homo
Also 2% acre farm on school
bus and mall route for IDle or
trade Georee Kennedy, RU I·
land, 0.
IIJ.4-6tp

by \he llaole Buden
ClUb

', Wlll\ed a home lor a ve.;;;;iiy
IGnl haired Calico kitten Pllone Uaed £11 ceon•ef!lon burnor
6344-X
JO.a.3te blower for furnace. Call 320
H11d&lt;ouorton For
10 2 6te
'-maon1te
Luuaee
Lane
C&lt;jlar
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livlni room 1u1t lor 11le.
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frilidalre Refrt•erotoro.
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- --Freeland Norril,'alnrera, Ewing 8" Jointer with I HP Mo\or. $100
•\ 1i FUneral Home, aloo friends a~d Chll'lea W. Reuter, Rl 7 or
, /·, " nolghbors lor their oympalhy call 48!1, Pomeroy
10 2 31p
fI and
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In
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Uaed 21" TV'• compleiG Installed.
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BIZe
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•.1 t dr sedan Powerg(lde Real·
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an d out. pRadio Demlnr
Water System shallow
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•ome of the fine and flip 1own
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tnhaemesg01 tb ~ nat on, hand behow
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half·hour ABC·TV entry on
Oct. 18 Allsllted by her huaband,
Bob Schuler. who Ia
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abow,
she bu
worked up a caleb·
all
musical
format
"Oh, 111 •Up In an operal.lc llrla
every now and then," iald Mlas ,
Munsel, "just so the vle,wen e,n
11e1 to .earn
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opera Isn't ac bad. Bul ru 1110 do
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We'll probably ~ave a ~llle
Idea lor each ebow The oponaor
bas given ur a floating cnmmw-1
e1al thnt we can at1ek in all)'w hore
-U we want to do a storY, for ln1ll
d 11 10 0·• 1
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without ~rotklnr ill
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power ~rlnl, ;6wer l!rakes; touoll tune radio, aeeeseoraea 'Ka·
lore, '1\'SW: tlreJ. lookl•nd runt like new. Look lor pr1ce on W.S.

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Four Wm' Honors . 11dlo,
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1955 MeR.' " Monteray H.T. 2DeMir .
Automag~ trallimiHion, beautll~l 2 tone ~lue llnuh, radj&lt;t1beat·
er and d~er, back up Ugbts harmonl!lnc blue lnrmor. A
p u}try Jnd
car you l'¥ld be proud own. Pnoe on Wlnd!h•eld.
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23,000 ,mil"'•runs Hke new. ~oi IbiS one over. PriCe on WS

Ate ~atermed fii 11~1 pean useil Cars

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Putboa-bilti.On clrive, !led and whlto and you'll like thiS for the
Low Low Prlct.

1955' Ford VI' 4

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1955 Plymouth V8 2. ~r. •

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Columb~s.

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Nnland,Pomero)',

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They Jl)ita i• IOi. Com&amp; ln. look em ovtlfjbrinrln
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undertHken Individual TV Jhowi,
some have attempted aeries. But
1n every case they pr~ueed ~lng
Hlled eggs On ly Hitchcock ha•
J&gt;re88ed to the top
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1!11 qwn show, "Allred H1!Gilclltk
Presents," . 11 a CBS regular. The
new one, Wllh Dennli O'Keefe nar
18tlng, IS an NB~ entry In addl
tlon to lUfiKiing the' TV . elforts,
the plnk-ehfked Englishman Is dl
reeling K1m Novak and J1mmy
Stewa'rt m "From Amongst the
Dead "
"D~rectlng movie• and TV takes
two totau'r dllfcrent types ol
thinking," he expounded "A small
screen needs nD produetion r1neue
m thmgs sur.h as settmg, lighting
and costum•s /On • 61J.b)40 loot
moVIe ~•en eveey detail mu1t be
perfect Therefore. In ~ TV pro
,ducbon 1 spegd mY money 011
players and •tory.

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....Tiek~t attendan~} ffU ll rtO •
theatre man1ru hu dee1ded woe- the ~ablt of pminf f~~ .pa· .
fully that fOU juat can't keep trona ,in on oeeln£ a 'l\IIC~ ,oJ tllf• ·
p~ople lrom smoking their W!Y erotteJ, Vflthout nkfnJ ,!6 ,. tict6 the e~mcwry ll that's who\ ket;• llubs.
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tbey want to do
-lleilbborhood teea:i~re noTwo months ago mana~er AI tie~ 1~, Quick!~ l~ed 1 3IJ.
Greeno twe'ame so conVlnCI!d tbat cent PI,C~ ol ei~arctto• .~ould gel
c1garette• cause lung cancer and them all .~·cent thea~ Jt4t.
a"orted other ill• that be relul· "J'aop)d wore· aljlyl~ «WHY '
ed to sell them anymore at the Greene td,ded "J eoUI~ 'l ~~ally
lobby candy stand
tl&lt;lp tM addletA. Bull 1• r.. uee
Greene's crusade against what the vJbra\lop in thdh~ter from
he ealled "eoflm nalls" set off a tob!eeO coufhs
&lt;ham smokl~g ,.,,., o{ reac· Till~ wee~ Greene htlted hh
lions, none of them salutary
losin. bailie ' ~l)d Pll.l,t~d this
- Cuatomero began to leave the algn out front
theater during intermls.slons to."Our cru•a4e IS now pver
buy c1garelles-snd candy·el,.. !Jver modern Buy your eomn
where
qalls at our lob~y •lind.''

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8y lLMil C. WALl•R '
lull lime to managing iolir Invest- '"
Unltool Pr•l* Financial ldltpt ments, and ~w~• ;tix~rsJtr I• re- j
NEW l(ORK UP - 1JCnah duce risk
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"I llke both Jobl," H•lcheock Jonf• ib{11y, dlocoursmg on wh,l's Of ,oourse as' we said, Jonah
~one{uded, ' Ud' ~ hope to eontln· the market ,oln&amp; to do next, flat· works for lundam,ntQ! 111veators r
ue In both mediums •• 'hirig as I Jy "fl the1e are no averace and hr's mutual fubd 1ntl&lt;!l. He
h~ve IP appetite lor l~mbe~OPII."
1toeko, and even t1 you knew what 'dvl~a pprrhlll!l qf 1!1f. J!)velll· ''
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wouldn't do you pr good.
harjl WO!~ , ot seleclilll! 1 and ~n.. •
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Jon.lh II a middle-aged, m)'lhl· aelnglljll\li txirtloUol" .r ·
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l!lt:t.:~• WJ! credited with
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Jopah hal bll the sn,wers to
baYjnJ the heat ' business deal m
ico,!lllnua, Fr,. t~ Ono) 1 Ina sharp 111hrases on tbe stock 1keptloal ~uestjon aho~t IJU!tual ,
le"vlslon,1fl'er \he Ill's! ahow•••
muket. He wPriu lor lundarnentJI • funds He's lor them loc~, stock,
" nch of is pro8fal1\s the films
~evert to h•&lt; owner•hlp Subse. tarY; Mrs Fred lssler, ol Fro•· lnvcotors of which Hu(h w. I:ol\8 and b'aml lie's pa1d to be for hiS
qu~nl showings al.ld re!esses peel, ·treasr.r; ~1'1. ' ' Cbarles ~ co Ia t~ pattonal ulljlerwriter. compw .
abroad are money In th~ .Hank
Buse~. ol Columbus, Jl•istanl That firm created him four yem
;while he may be rl(hl In
P.Y the 111111 of the ..aolon he w1ll treosu~ and Mrs Ray S~ott of ago with a pencjl ll1d twewriter theSo,r0)1earch
•dvantages of lnveat·
pwa II telelllms ~utriJbt
Mulsfieltl, llbrarlan
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and ho;a been makln• cboerva· llll!OI &lt;oroppnles, he'd lake' away
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,"Wetve lleiUn rel..Bini the se·
~e!?lutioM •?opted bY the lions s1Jlee .
the fun of following the market
. 'rleo in France, Ge•'!'any, Eng· League lnelulje~ one ss~&lt;lng lor
from
manY bmaleura whq long
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wpuld , give You think the market 11 hifher alnee 'have eradpated 1'1111 the
the
blghs
of
1922.
says
be.
\han
aald "But unfortunately, I can't oo\ne supervision over hading
novice statUI anil now rank along
, ab~ae the spoJJJor In En]la,nd as I '!JIIIerlal maae ayall.able tq ehll· Thereuin ~e cites a lew, figure" with' the beit experts , In Wall
Genera Dynomiea up 840 per
• ,dll he)'e The government won't al· dren
cent; ~landaa·~ Oil (N J.) up 401 Street 1n their own right
The mot)l!l's also ur~ed t.eaaue per cent; Gull Oil up 226 per cent, And lhe e:rperts lhemoelveo are
ro.w"lnl:tead
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t~e 1\l'lt to admit lhat a great
ll'ilh eaus~e Introduction• But It's promotjo ol "good" movies and t&gt;*c But New Yort \.!entral dOwn many
little fellows huve amasstd
ool the pme !bini at ali, really pled~e~ eooper~on JD \lie an 89 per cen!; ,h~aco~d• Copper ' mt amount of marke! .billty
nual
Oh10
Youth
Tralj1l
Safety
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MY heart isn'lln 11.
and lhty no~ arc studyltig ,the hst
Telephone dJwn 3S per cent
Conference.
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Tben lqok at , \he period !rom for buying opportun1t1ea
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the venerabl• Jonah \... Lorlllard '
.\CIIOIS
2 Loa! or hair ••· •·•ow&lt;rn.
Phileo, lffi" ¥Dd congoleuRa.·
I. fltllnd!C
3 r;Jtrl's name
Nan•n, ,dO\In 32 Ill 45 per cent,
(tanlin•td
P..O •One)
Bngg1 &amp; Strn'I&lt;!D .up 2118 per cent,
~tteero
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A PHS apokesman said tbere
'!'ilni!IHUI Undtilt ·
c~tei'JII!lJr 'l'l&gt;~flor up ~ per h'! beer/ no change m the vjru·
• .~ ~ otl ' wel&amp;ht
cent; lntel'llahona,t )luslneq Mq· lence ..r the diSease
.~
1. iiltt~dln&amp;
chines ,up 27~ ~r ~ent Jnd Fire. ' 1lt u not a killing flu,~· ~he
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,'PTOrr;ii! ' une of
(~bbr )
atone uP 245 pet cent ·
spokesman said. He added tb~re
I. 'r.llu\ICOeo~o
' troop)a
ab. Single
Jonah eoneludea that no m~lter were only some 15 d.ealhl ~sso­
• (\ll,flll' I
HSoojjle
IIIli!
,where the market averages ~tpnd, c•ated with 11, genorally from •
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watching th"ll will tell you nolh· aftet ...:£ects
Jwtrvf
, !1 lnd
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of ei'lth 9. kownme.
!ng
about the future vajue of a
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if. W~tnc
10 P&lt;rchea
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He' !hereupon glVea '. a tormul,a, 11 11 Jf
ol/
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, llllJineer !Ill, PIJ!
month
' FIRE TESTS
several h~nrtrcd secu-rities, make
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JUI¥sl~ note II!' r.\nlalne
• CHICAGO ( UP - Researellers
l10ld
tr~ps
to
eheck
on
them,
hire
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name
teehnieal exports and build a II may learn more about ftre llB,Z·
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many lndllll!fles, watch ln4iVldual travels along vartDUS mat.erials.1
II.~
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mve1tmenta eonhnuously, devote The National Bureau of Standards
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deYeloped specia l squipment lor
Jne~ure
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NEW BATTERY
12. llolybde.
CHICAGO UP - General )!lie;~
num la)llll )
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11. Cll¥ ('1\lil.l I It
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le.A~t &lt;0\il '
er and hBB a voltage potential
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greater than ordinary batteries.
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GE said !:he n•w unit ,is a~out the
BY UNIT~D PlUS
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same s~.ze AS an ordtnary flash·
Wmtry
weather
poured
acros"
lliluUon
~:o'J).~
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battery
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West
today,
complete
wtUa
10. Proofread·
sO,ttered snow nurrl.. that dump
..., 11\VIt ~;~
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CISTERN SHELT~R
ed s 5-lnch snow blanket u
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SPARTA, Mieb - Lyle Ander·
Mullen PaiS, Idaho
buCIIet
ft. Rub out
ley wind• swept one to two son, a Sparta frmt farmer pump'
II Prollounce4 ,
Inches of snow ac~Ms westtrn ed all water !rom his 50 year old
~oly
Montana and lnorthern l~abo dur CIStern and l1tted with a cover
lng the night and nrummO/ld, and a ladder lot use as a shelter
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Mont., reported a thr""lnch ac- in case of tornadoes.
cumulation
fAMILIAll NAME
R~adinJ,• rallJied from the 20s
AUGUSTA, Me -A reerl.llt
In the northern Rockies to the
30a " far so~th as southern Ne· 'lgned up by Mlilne slate polloe
took more than the usual amount
vada and nQ~west;el'll Uiah
The aoqlbe.!l was ~1a1ued bJ of k•ddl~g lrQIII veleran troop~
eonllnufn11 rain, dr¥,e "'d thpn· ers His name John Doe
derotorms. Tho preelpllati911 tielt
extended !rom Mlaalsij~pl east
MANTLE SURPRI$ED
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neasee south tbroUih Florida.
bering Joe Adcock of the Brav•• •.
Forecasters predicted raif. ll),IK· a notoriOUSly slow base runner, '.
ed with _.,ol'\ today 1Ia Jbe ijaO)'Ih· kept rjg~t on aoillg .rtet roundl~g
ern tll!itls -'\d the \IIAI'W"I ;and fl,rsl ~•II" '" a alpglj! to center
oentNl l!looldaa • lftd,, ~ltowere 10 during Thu,day's "Win ov.r t~r
the southOl'll !lockles and parts Yankees, the move .0 surpr~ '
ol 1he Central Plains.
Yankee center • f1elijer Mickey '
More raiJI also Is -,.n lOr rtlw1 Jlinlle that he hobbJaij• the b11).1
Southeast, e!atendln( ~ tar •Dilrth )Ojli enOUih to enable Adcock to
11 the Ohio Valley.
llli!lelt tafely to second

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A,llred Hltehrlltk, not content wath
ope sueeenlul TV ohow and hiS
naovle director co~ecr, bas lounch·
e~ another video aplne.&lt;:~lller, be·
,, cause "I was too polite to turn
dowu the ol!cr"
) , Sitllng ~ his office at Para·
moun! Studios, Hitchcock, hl8
b~ndf fqlded aeroBS bls ample
' walat ioo~ed Uke
benevolent
18 liVe years
Kewple.tfoll. It's b!en
he'a ha,d ~ vaeatlon from hlB
de.u:.
"I don't mind tbe work," be
, , aald, filcking the 11h from a dead
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,, Interested til a holiday Nor sm I
undertakmg the new show 'Suspi·
cion' for mt)lletary reasoqs. After
aU, 1 eon eat only two lafnbchopa
a day "
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.. 'I,)yhy, then, Is the ldou«bly dire&lt;·
or \liking on an addlbonal show•
, I "Revue l'!edu~tlona asked tl 1
1
-1\IG~l~ mind proouelng 10 showi
'th'eiT prhgtam 'lfith Jby own
~nit," he ~xp4&gt;1ned cheerfully
"¥d the tru\~ Is I wao too Pllllle
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Ohio; Riehud
3. Tbe ~own llonilholi!ero,
morlla&amp;eea, and ollie~ Heurl\1'
boidora owt1ln1 qr M141nl 1 pet
w~ji.h:::~;~c.iiiiliiNs lEV~El&lt; r cent or moN of to\a! amount of
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Hot
Coffee and
l""l up
t•e highwa«
fromThirsty
Hot Cofl-ee
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tal directory, right awoy In th"u
"A'a" you are deep in the won·
der 01 1
A
Pace names eeeM, Ky;
Accord, Maas • Ace, Tex; AcbU·
les, Va.; Alllnlty, W. Va
In TherKe are ,elfht Alphas, Ill'
wa, Y• Mleb • Mlnn • N J,
Ohio, Va but only three Omeaaa
G
a, N Mex1co, Okla There are
eight Paradises, Calif , Kan , Ky,
Mlch • Mont Po · Tex • and Utah
But
one HI!Ua
Acre,
Wyo only
Thete's
one Hatf
Heavener,
Okl'' 10d 1our P1acea purportang
O
n&lt;llt·y
to be the property of Satan: De
~~vii• Elbow, Mo; Devils Lake, N
Ohio poultrymen, at a m.. tlnl
Dak' Devils Slide• Utah ' ·Devils
, • here last week, honored leur per·
Towor, Wyo.
T blot T
aoDI In tbeIr rankJ Ior ou •ri·
....nd•
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lng aervlce t•&gt;lhe poulll')' tndustr)'
There ~re five Milltownto-- and •I the atate
presumabl Y waitm•• lor • omeon• ' 'They name• Mrs Edwin C••ey '
to tome in and make an energy of Marl'n a• ""Po""- Woman~ of
pill are Pep • •N Mex, an d Pep, the Ye11r",
• and presented
"'~' 11Golden
Tex
Eggo Awarda" to Ray C Wiseman
Some towns seem t 0 want to of the Ohio Bureau of M........
tell •ou
how they rc leellng· and Dwi•'t Lifer, Danville tur•e•
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producer. They a(fo ,hopqred the
~. 's leepr
Davjd Ferneau, plo~r In
Miss; Gay, Ga, Mich., W Va; hd Ohio's quality ell PJ:Oil'IID, ,with
Mood~ Maine, Mo' N Y' Tex a post bumoua award. Some are bullet·hke Gflt, The' occaoion was the tenth an·
·rex, Shock, W Va, Dare, Va, nal Ohio Pouitr)' lndustrtea Con·
SQulllcka,k w_~a, WFaitVh, N TrCi. anbd terence and );lxpoaltion, held at
; ...e, · a,
ump ' the Youtb Bu'lldlnf on tbe state
'Idaho
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fairground•
A0d 0I eourse lh ere 's th e Iown Mre. Carey,
~ the ll)other of lour
named Truth or Consequences, N. ehildren, Ia '" partnership Wllh
Mexico
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d Ti t V her hu&amp;band ln•tbe poultry breed·
P on, Y' an
P op e' lng and halchinil bualnen&amp; Start·
seem oddly oppo,.d to Lower 1'"1 In 1918 with llfty hens, the
Peach 'll'ee, Ala ..... nd Neon, K~ Careys now houae around 28,000
10
Darkharbor, Maine But let ' birds each year. She Is active id
110
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and other
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Why didn't you Include the
great names of What Cheer, Ia.,
and 81rd·ln·Hand, ra • And how
Ninety
"I know
a SIX,
man ,"S.C.
volunteera H
F
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0 New
COIII'!..E'r!: lmuraa.. Protoctloa, Social C~rele, Ga" or • " rom
Lilt, ~ut~. Fire, Polio. Call Dor
"May !" wr1tes Harry Mar&amp;h,
IIIII&amp;, Mlddle;&lt;&gt;rt, O!lio.
of van Buren, Ark, "add 1 eou·
(- 21 )-R-eol Estate
pie
of names that aro
ori•Uve-N'eedmor~
Arl'•self~••·
•outh
- - - - - - _ _ of •Fort Smith, and., Weatwe•o1 a
Farm, 248 acres on Shade River, suburb o( New Orleans, • jbal
'I'&lt; m1le of! Route No 7. joins w.. t o1 Ihe c11Y of course "
new Eastern H1gh Scbool on
It 1s n1ce to hear !rom Vin
Route
No
7
100
aerea
Bollom
Buren,
Ark, because that was
I d I t
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an ' P en Y wa cr, g o u •· the home of the late comedisn
mgs, 6 room aaneh type
Bob BurDI, who hlm•elf coined
full basement, coal furnace, a lreat name lor his &lt;musleal In·
water In house, free natural •!l'ument-"ba%ooka"-that later
gas ovallablc Reason lor aell· graced an Army we"'apon
1ng -Falling Health. Stanley
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Glbbo, Long Bottom,
"I had a• aunt" savs J Wollo·
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ton, of Greenwich,
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Residence cioae In ~ r~11.m1, bath, Flea Hop• Ala •for breakla.it on
ba.. ment, aarage,• 1.22 acres a cotton a'~d sweet potato farm
.~IMil Chevrolet "UO" '1,2'85. 4 Custo ~ulll Kitchen Kltehen !lard wood Clooro, oil furnace there we s'lt down around a long
~'41. Btdan. Radio Jhd Heater deal«ned lor. Your homo. Free j Beautiful modern kitchen. pan· table.' and '!'ey pulled out l bie
: Leu tban :n,ooo milet. Clean est1matea Foreman &amp;. Abbott.
eled and \nolty pine Double drawer that ~ad everything In It
~ !Nide Blaettnm, Pomero~.
Ph011e 82fl4·Y.
' 8 U "nk·Micarla top owner flnan· -omoked fish, suwar, aalt and
":' NHte
rOR SALE - Appl•s New lla
ced. $2300 down WIU giVe poa· pepper, and some salt pork- anu
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everybody ate breakfast !rom
6 00
•0d tho drawer anparently an old
::.lou Pontiac a cyl Conv , Cpe von Orchard, New Hoven Phu•e F sou-BO
on ••'•
... Star Chi I • Li•·
TU·Umt.
7·2911 arm
ac.l!ll,outbulldlriss,
· r ma •IU Flea Hop custom
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bath, barn,
0
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top All leather telll FOR SALE o L
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II bl Mi 11 010 I lght 'Ills
"Incidentally, Flea Hop II ncar
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DJuittnlra, Po11eroy &amp;.2T~tc
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ancao pre
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ava ' 0 tractor wltb
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Chambers
Eclectric, Ala - about five miles
81uro
11153 Buloks aa low 11 $8ill Six link and &amp;witch. Al\o 115-leet cultivators Saw m11l 80 hp ...... nd maybe it 101 Its name be·
nne automobiles from tatlaOcd · plutle pipe, J\1 x I y,, one colltlnentol engine All In 10od eauae lravelero uking how far It
, owners. Blaettnars, Pomeroy
archltecl'o drawing table,· stool
conditiOn 8 bead of cattle LO· was to Edecl1e were told, "Jt'a
, H7-8te
and tools. One typewriter doak
cated on county read Milk juat a llea·hop down the road'. "
and one ,llllnfl cabinet, handmade,
and ochool bus routes All ol
Could be Maybe It would be
One
eleotrl91able
saw,
one
wood
this
lor
onl~
.11.500.00
R.
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Interesting to learn bow
tNt Chavrolet II ,;;-iiiek·Up
lathe,
one
lOUd
ook
aldeboard,
MendorRoaltor,
Pearl
ru!Ar
Eclectic
ltot IU name.
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I~ F~rd II !on P•ck·Up only ' one "White" aewlng machine,
antiquo Phone Pomeroy 815-J
- • H80.00.
10 2 Ot!c 7 room bouac "j;d 2 extra Iota In
SALE
IIIII GMC Iii ton Pick Up S29&amp; 00
Dexter;-Ohlo. Write c Howell,
111110 OMC !'. lqn platform bod, 1
Wo~ted
2674 E. Filth Ave, Golumbu•,
M~IRI Co. Home
. ton wheels end !Ires, 4 op•ed
Ohio ,
lli-~3te
Hirr110nviUe
Rd.
'll'on~mlulon M7&amp; 00
IMT lnternatlonol It ton plat· UMtl Cbapjln Fulton ea• regula -----L--.-L--~-- ·~
tor Wr1te George Enevoldsen,
torm bed •ln 00.
Guyovlllo, Ohio.
IIJ.S SIJI STATGfollllt RnUIIID
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Moler Company
THI
Plano
for
Church.
Must
be In ACT 01"' 'iUOUST 24, 1912 AI
J.IIHite
good condition and priced roa· AMINDID BY Tl-11 ACTS 01' 1 Ford Tractor and """''ft-''
ment
aonablo Call 89211-X or write MARCH ~. 19_,, ANO JULY J.
Rannla Moore, RD 3. Po1neroy. IM6 (Til~ It, Unitt41 llallt Code 2 Cows
IO·Hip
loction 2131 IHOWING THI 1 Eleetrlc Separator
B. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 _
_;..____ ~ -~ OWNIIIHt~, tAANAOIMINT ond
Beds, tables, ch1ilrs, gas
hour Wrecker Service. Dlf
Re"' - - - Sentinel
c1acuL~"oN o~ rH• DAILY fuel oil beaters and other
Phone e:I2T. Nllhl l'llone 11 'I 1
'published dolly at Pome·
IO»X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH
Trailer
spa••·
Hearl
of
Middle·
roy,
Ohio,
for September 30. 195!• arUcles too numerous to
DIAL!RR
3 5 If
port Get located before muddy
1. Th~ namea and addrell of menUon.
II'OUDd hnrll you. Phone 11263. tile publioher, editor, manaalna
Martell W
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Ed1ar Reynolds, !_leynold't Dairy edator and bUJineP- manaaers trl!
CIWnlr- Malta Ctlllll'f
Sto•·o, Mld4lepol't'1 Ohio.
, Publloher, ,Qblt1ValleY Sentinel,
llt'll 4 bedroom home on Chll
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dren'a Homo IIIII Gerald Kelly
Phorte 71·11
10.36 p
ront Ad· t!dltoo, RefDO\d• Greeno, PumuOhio.
uIt• on IY ConIft~.· M" 0 ma roy,
1\luaalnl
Edltdr Rlchord S.
c;N rubber Ured farm troller
ahort turnln1 radlu•. Montlomery, llliC , Ohio.
Owen, P~me&lt;oyl Oli!o·
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condjtlon. f88 00 Phone
~.~~ t·!~Z, Dou1111 Clrele, neor B••· l'or Rent - li)'lentlon Lad~ Owen, Pomeroy, Oblo.
l(J.J-8tlp Scaffold ~~~ Drop Clolha. 2. the owner Ia' Oblo Valley
Clinton l"'iber, lllddleport.
Sentinel, Jae., Pomeroy, Ohio; Ew·
Phone 62115-l[;
IIIII lng Bole!, Columbua, Oh!o; Edaar

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1st•a&lt;e:ve.r to pilot ~er own network IL
away of 204 pints of wine by th~
wanll to get o~e thing
In f,ar Ollllllna Go
mumclpal liquor store 1!1 Pier·
straight at the atart-ahea not a 1 Mia,: Mu"'e~ also tlckeled 'Ia
at Chr~stmaa, !9116,. was
aq~ue.
for 1. perlormances at the Met
uoauthorued.'' An~ be
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•· clal.no paid ~Y the
pnople have of opera, did, Mun· , in lor a groeling go "'It's going town for Chrlstmu eanijy and
set witb a fetehlng .pouL 'They to be taxl~g." she sa1d. "fortu- decorations.
get this •mage of a big fat soprano utely I hav• a huaband who Is 1 ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,
pullmg away. clulehiDI a, bl( a good organizer and the Mol has II
wh1te handkerehle! She I• sing· coope,.ted ,. 1 won't bavc any
somethlnt that not~~ soundtl perlorl!lan'"a on Friday, the day
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of my show. Rut I will have aome
Munse~ a sop~ano who II SalurdiiY P.,.iormances and !bat
fat
puflinl, 'clutched miy be a Utile rough.
llble napkin · and
"But I want to dJVermly my
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vig(&gt;~ltsly into her ohopped talents and this is my chance. I've
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of I&lt;IUrrea Well, I'm not a etta,' 'Rose Marie'. a plctur~,
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•quare and neither are many of 'Melba' and worked Lu Veps
Nov.
St~,
1957
the other olngers I know
with an act. I've always liked TV
"That'o one of the reason• l'in ind II seems to me II I'm · well
so anxlouo to do thla TV ahow-1 or1anhed en&lt;iueh, I woa't have
Meigs County
want IG obow people 111ft opera tlrqe to be nervous.
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I sinKers don't weleh 260 pounda,
"I'm not worried abaU1 It Th'
that th•y•re human and know how

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til' word tor 1hret -~~~ IDiertiODL
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, run rite oil c:enll per WOI'CI wW be cbaried lor adtertlalnl II
Ill plld lor befort tile 1JtD eleacb mouth lollowlnlinsertlon
llrvn in Advertilbl&amp;·-8bould be l'fPQrled Immediately. Tb•
o.t1J &amp;.:nlleel -.tU 1101 be nopcmdble lor mo,. than one tncor
lk'tt.,.rtlon
' Card of Thana and l!peeW Nottce1 of !vente .1.00. Obltu&gt;tlq
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Benel•t Coolville Fire Dept.
'You Dime It - We have It
SAT. OCT. S
Starting at l&amp; AM
Lunch ""''d on II'OUndl
Donation of Goods or contrlbu·
'tlons (l'stelully ac.. pted at
Jqle Clonr Farm Store. Tupllfl'l Plain!, 0

GRUISI!B BLOC&amp; CO
heater wlth. blower

At 444 Broadway - Middleport

I MIIH N- of ,_,.,
Doolt. 11. Cal

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eKI~hen.DfaeUe
e Desirable ~Mallon

Girls brown twecu coat. SIZe 5
loclc s.rm.
Call 436-Y '
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and deltcatcS&gt;en 1 t20 61 Insurance
1 Small grocery
m Rutland ncross road {rom 1
-new school Domg good

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nelS Priced reasonable or Will
trade lor good small homo
Also 2% acre farm on school
bus and mall route for IDle or
trade Georee Kennedy, RU I·
land, 0.
IIJ.4-6tp

by \he llaole Buden
ClUb

', Wlll\ed a home lor a ve.;;;;iiy
IGnl haired Calico kitten Pllone Uaed £11 ceon•ef!lon burnor
6344-X
JO.a.3te blower for furnace. Call 320
H11d&lt;ouorton For
10 2 6te
'-maon1te
Luuaee
Lane
C&lt;jlar
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Cbelll _ LAU Win•·· .....
livlni room 1u1t lor 11le.
""" '" ~ Green cov•rl • Ph
9283
frilidalre Refrt•erotoro.
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Cord Of Thtrade. Howard B, ~tilt, !Iiddle·
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port Rt. I, Hobson Road
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r "e wou 1d like to thank Rev.
- --Freeland Norril,'alnrera, Ewing 8" Jointer with I HP Mo\or. $100
•\ 1i FUneral Home, aloo friends a~d Chll'lea W. Reuter, Rl 7 or
, /·, " nolghbors lor their oympalhy call 48!1, Pomeroy
10 2 31p
fI and
llorRI
offerings
In
the
death of Mieh el Bentz S
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un
ll•rtle
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and
Family
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Uaed 21" TV'• compleiG Installed.
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~!'t(,,us:,
(B)
yarrlsonvlllo, Ohio.
9 28 6tp
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Aut.&gt; Soles GIIW! COAT,
Slxe
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Boys
sport
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Pontla&lt;
VB
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2
wool
trouaeh,
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BIZe
one · 0feroy
!' local owner Sharp ear.• ..
Blaet _ _
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_ars, .Pomeroy
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Fresh Cow for oale Also rabbit
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Oh William Blake, Oorcao,
•.1 t dr sedan Powerg(lde Real·
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-;,"" and
an d out. pRadio Demlnr
Water System shallow
IY shRrp
beaterlnsldo
Blaettn•ra
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we1II eIedr Ic dnven pump, 3G
"~ roy
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ra pre11urc tank
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20'
II"Iurnaco
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1 steel 1pipelc"d
, ... Plymoulh t &lt;lr. $1,59!1. • dr. w "' IU omat c eontro U!e
lh • W
' Stdan D~nallow drl... Spot· I our
" mon
d Obi
halter France,
.. lfll two tpne blue flnllh
o, p one 2 4464.
Ru• ., ,
~ Billllnan, Pomeroy &amp;-2'1'61&lt;
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In MIDDLIPOIITil OHIO
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NEW YOR UP
K -Since pub
llshlng• a eo upIe 0 I week' aao,
•ome of the fine and flip 1own
f tb'1
tnhaemesg01 tb ~ nat on, hand behow
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a why
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Mlu Mun,..] will launch her
half·hour ABC·TV entry on
Oct. 18 Allsllted by her huaband,
Bob Schuler. who Ia
\he
abow,
she bu
worked up a caleb·
all
musical
format
"Oh, 111 •Up In an operal.lc llrla
every now and then," iald Mlas ,
Munsel, "just so the vle,wen e,n
11e1 to .earn
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opera Isn't ac bad. Bul ru 1110 do
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We'll probably ~ave a ~llle
Idea lor each ebow The oponaor
bas given ur a floating cnmmw-1
e1al thnt we can at1ek in all)'w hore
-U we want to do a storY, for ln1ll
d 11 10 0·• 1
nee, we ean
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without ~rotklnr ill
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power ~rlnl, ;6wer l!rakes; touoll tune radio, aeeeseoraea 'Ka·
lore, '1\'SW: tlreJ. lookl•nd runt like new. Look lor pr1ce on W.S.

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Four Wm' Honors . 11dlo,
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Prlce oo.wlndalilfld.
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1955 MeR.' " Monteray H.T. 2DeMir .
Automag~ trallimiHion, beautll~l 2 tone ~lue llnuh, radj&lt;t1beat·
er and d~er, back up Ugbts harmonl!lnc blue lnrmor. A
p u}try Jnd
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23,000 ,mil"'•runs Hke new. ~oi IbiS one over. PriCe on WS

Ate ~atermed fii 11~1 pean useil Cars

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Putboa-bilti.On clrive, !led and whlto and you'll like thiS for the
Low Low Prlct.

1955' Ford VI' 4

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1955 Plymouth V8 2. ~r. •

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m..llaoldn1' al. (hem. Th&lt;IJ

Columb~s.

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undertHken Individual TV Jhowi,
some have attempted aeries. But
1n every case they pr~ueed ~lng
Hlled eggs On ly Hitchcock ha•
J&gt;re88ed to the top
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1!11 qwn show, "Allred H1!Gilclltk
Presents," . 11 a CBS regular. The
new one, Wllh Dennli O'Keefe nar
18tlng, IS an NB~ entry In addl
tlon to lUfiKiing the' TV . elforts,
the plnk-ehfked Englishman Is dl
reeling K1m Novak and J1mmy
Stewa'rt m "From Amongst the
Dead "
"D~rectlng movie• and TV takes
two totau'r dllfcrent types ol
thinking," he expounded "A small
screen needs nD produetion r1neue
m thmgs sur.h as settmg, lighting
and costum•s /On • 61J.b)40 loot
moVIe ~•en eveey detail mu1t be
perfect Therefore. In ~ TV pro
,ducbon 1 spegd mY money 011
players and •tory.

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....Tiek~t attendan~} ffU ll rtO •
theatre man1ru hu dee1ded woe- the ~ablt of pminf f~~ .pa· .
fully that fOU juat can't keep trona ,in on oeeln£ a 'l\IIC~ ,oJ tllf• ·
p~ople lrom smoking their W!Y erotteJ, Vflthout nkfnJ ,!6 ,. tict6 the e~mcwry ll that's who\ ket;• llubs.
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tbey want to do
-lleilbborhood teea:i~re noTwo months ago mana~er AI tie~ 1~, Quick!~ l~ed 1 3IJ.
Greeno twe'ame so conVlnCI!d tbat cent PI,C~ ol ei~arctto• .~ould gel
c1garette• cause lung cancer and them all .~·cent thea~ Jt4t.
a"orted other ill• that be relul· "J'aop)d wore· aljlyl~ «WHY '
ed to sell them anymore at the Greene td,ded "J eoUI~ 'l ~~ally
lobby candy stand
tl&lt;lp tM addletA. Bull 1• r.. uee
Greene's crusade against what the vJbra\lop in thdh~ter from
he ealled "eoflm nalls" set off a tob!eeO coufhs
&lt;ham smokl~g ,.,,., o{ reac· Till~ wee~ Greene htlted hh
lions, none of them salutary
losin. bailie ' ~l)d Pll.l,t~d this
- Cuatomero began to leave the algn out front
theater during intermls.slons to."Our cru•a4e IS now pver
buy c1garelles-snd candy·el,.. !Jver modern Buy your eomn
where
qalls at our lob~y •lind.''

JonAQ. Sa·Y'lil ,.e•D.~g
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8y lLMil C. WALl•R '
lull lime to managing iolir Invest- '"
Unltool Pr•l* Financial ldltpt ments, and ~w~• ;tix~rsJtr I• re- j
NEW l(ORK UP - 1JCnah duce risk
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"I llke both Jobl," H•lcheock Jonf• ib{11y, dlocoursmg on wh,l's Of ,oourse as' we said, Jonah
~one{uded, ' Ud' ~ hope to eontln· the market ,oln&amp; to do next, flat· works for lundam,ntQ! 111veators r
ue In both mediums •• 'hirig as I Jy "fl the1e are no averace and hr's mutual fubd 1ntl&lt;!l. He
h~ve IP appetite lor l~mbe~OPII."
1toeko, and even t1 you knew what 'dvl~a pprrhlll!l qf 1!1f. J!)velll· ''
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~f
wouldn't do you pr good.
harjl WO!~ , ot seleclilll! 1 and ~n.. •
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Jon.lh II a middle-aged, m)'lhl· aelnglljll\li txirtloUol" .r ·
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Jopah hal bll the sn,wers to
baYjnJ the heat ' business deal m
ico,!lllnua, Fr,. t~ Ono) 1 Ina sharp 111hrases on tbe stock 1keptloal ~uestjon aho~t IJU!tual ,
le"vlslon,1fl'er \he Ill's! ahow•••
muket. He wPriu lor lundarnentJI • funds He's lor them loc~, stock,
" nch of is pro8fal1\s the films
~evert to h•&lt; owner•hlp Subse. tarY; Mrs Fred lssler, ol Fro•· lnvcotors of which Hu(h w. I:ol\8 and b'aml lie's pa1d to be for hiS
qu~nl showings al.ld re!esses peel, ·treasr.r; ~1'1. ' ' Cbarles ~ co Ia t~ pattonal ulljlerwriter. compw .
abroad are money In th~ .Hank
Buse~. ol Columbus, Jl•istanl That firm created him four yem
;while he may be rl(hl In
P.Y the 111111 of the ..aolon he w1ll treosu~ and Mrs Ray S~ott of ago with a pencjl ll1d twewriter theSo,r0)1earch
•dvantages of lnveat·
pwa II telelllms ~utriJbt
Mulsfieltl, llbrarlan
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and ho;a been makln• cboerva· llll!OI &lt;oroppnles, he'd lake' away
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,"Wetve lleiUn rel..Bini the se·
~e!?lutioM •?opted bY the lions s1Jlee .
the fun of following the market
. 'rleo in France, Ge•'!'any, Eng· League lnelulje~ one ss~&lt;lng lor
from
manY bmaleura whq long
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wpuld , give You think the market 11 hifher alnee 'have eradpated 1'1111 the
the
blghs
of
1922.
says
be.
\han
aald "But unfortunately, I can't oo\ne supervision over hading
novice statUI anil now rank along
, ab~ae the spoJJJor In En]la,nd as I '!JIIIerlal maae ayall.able tq ehll· Thereuin ~e cites a lew, figure" with' the beit experts , In Wall
Genera Dynomiea up 840 per
• ,dll he)'e The government won't al· dren
cent; ~landaa·~ Oil (N J.) up 401 Street 1n their own right
The mot)l!l's also ur~ed t.eaaue per cent; Gull Oil up 226 per cent, And lhe e:rperts lhemoelveo are
ro.w"lnl:tead
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t~e 1\l'lt to admit lhat a great
ll'ilh eaus~e Introduction• But It's promotjo ol "good" movies and t&gt;*c But New Yort \.!entral dOwn many
little fellows huve amasstd
ool the pme !bini at ali, really pled~e~ eooper~on JD \lie an 89 per cen!; ,h~aco~d• Copper ' mt amount of marke! .billty
nual
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Youth
Tralj1l
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MY heart isn'lln 11.
and lhty no~ arc studyltig ,the hst
Telephone dJwn 3S per cent
Conference.
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Tben lqok at , \he period !rom for buying opportun1t1ea
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the venerabl• Jonah \... Lorlllard '
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2 Loa! or hair ••· •·•ow&lt;rn.
Phileo, lffi" ¥Dd congoleuRa.·
I. fltllnd!C
3 r;Jtrl's name
Nan•n, ,dO\In 32 Ill 45 per cent,
(tanlin•td
P..O •One)
Bngg1 &amp; Strn'I&lt;!D .up 2118 per cent,
~tteero
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A PHS apokesman said tbere
'!'ilni!IHUI Undtilt ·
c~tei'JII!lJr 'l'l&gt;~flor up ~ per h'! beer/ no change m the vjru·
• .~ ~ otl ' wel&amp;ht
cent; lntel'llahona,t )luslneq Mq· lence ..r the diSease
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1. iiltt~dln&amp;
chines ,up 27~ ~r ~ent Jnd Fire. ' 1lt u not a killing flu,~· ~he
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(~bbr )
atone uP 245 pet cent ·
spokesman said. He added tb~re
I. 'r.llu\ICOeo~o
' troop)a
ab. Single
Jonah eoneludea that no m~lter were only some 15 d.ealhl ~sso­
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HSoojjle
IIIli!
,where the market averages ~tpnd, c•ated with 11, genorally from •
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Jwtrvf
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about the future vajue of a
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if. W~tnc
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' FIRE TESTS
several h~nrtrcd secu-rities, make
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JUI¥sl~ note II!' r.\nlalne
• CHICAGO ( UP - Researellers
l10ld
tr~ps
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mve1tmenta eonhnuously, devote The National Bureau of Standards
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NEW BATTERY
12. llolybde.
CHICAGO UP - General )!lie;~
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11. Cll¥ ('1\lil.l I It
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le.A~t &lt;0\il '
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BY UNIT~D PlUS
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Wmtry
weather
poured
acros"
lliluUon
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today,
complete
wtUa
10. Proofread·
sO,ttered snow nurrl.. that dump
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CISTERN SHELT~R
ed s 5-lnch snow blanket u
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SPARTA, Mieb - Lyle Ander·
Mullen PaiS, Idaho
buCIIet
ft. Rub out
ley wind• swept one to two son, a Sparta frmt farmer pump'
II Prollounce4 ,
Inches of snow ac~Ms westtrn ed all water !rom his 50 year old
~oly
Montana and lnorthern l~abo dur CIStern and l1tted with a cover
lng the night and nrummO/ld, and a ladder lot use as a shelter
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cumulation
fAMILIAll NAME
R~adinJ,• rallJied from the 20s
AUGUSTA, Me -A reerl.llt
In the northern Rockies to the
30a " far so~th as southern Ne· 'lgned up by Mlilne slate polloe
took more than the usual amount
vada and nQ~west;el'll Uiah
The aoqlbe.!l was ~1a1ued bJ of k•ddl~g lrQIII veleran troop~
eonllnufn11 rain, dr¥,e "'d thpn· ers His name John Doe
derotorms. Tho preelpllati911 tielt
extended !rom Mlaalsij~pl east
MANTLE SURPRI$ED
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neasee south tbroUih Florida.
bering Joe Adcock of the Brav•• •.
Forecasters predicted raif. ll),IK· a notoriOUSly slow base runner, '.
ed with _.,ol'\ today 1Ia Jbe ijaO)'Ih· kept rjg~t on aoillg .rtet roundl~g
ern tll!itls -'\d the \IIAI'W"I ;and fl,rsl ~•II" '" a alpglj! to center
oentNl l!looldaa • lftd,, ~ltowere 10 during Thu,day's "Win ov.r t~r
the southOl'll !lockles and parts Yankees, the move .0 surpr~ '
ol 1he Central Plains.
Yankee center • f1elijer Mickey '
More raiJI also Is -,.n lOr rtlw1 Jlinlle that he hobbJaij• the b11).1
Southeast, e!atendln( ~ tar •Dilrth )Ojli enOUih to enable Adcock to
11 the Ohio Valley.
llli!lelt tafely to second

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A,llred Hltehrlltk, not content wath
ope sueeenlul TV ohow and hiS
naovle director co~ecr, bas lounch·
e~ another video aplne.&lt;:~lller, be·
,, cause "I was too polite to turn
dowu the ol!cr"
) , Sitllng ~ his office at Para·
moun! Studios, Hitchcock, hl8
b~ndf fqlded aeroBS bls ample
' walat ioo~ed Uke
benevolent
18 liVe years
Kewple.tfoll. It's b!en
he'a ha,d ~ vaeatlon from hlB
de.u:.
"I don't mind tbe work," be
, , aald, filcking the 11h from a dead
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,, Interested til a holiday Nor sm I
undertakmg the new show 'Suspi·
cion' for mt)lletary reasoqs. After
aU, 1 eon eat only two lafnbchopa
a day "
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.. 'I,)yhy, then, Is the ldou«bly dire&lt;·
or \liking on an addlbonal show•
, I "Revue l'!edu~tlona asked tl 1
1
-1\IG~l~ mind proouelng 10 showi
'th'eiT prhgtam 'lfith Jby own
~nit," he ~xp4&gt;1ned cheerfully
"¥d the tru\~ Is I wao too Pllllle
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Ohio; Riehud
3. Tbe ~own llonilholi!ero,
morlla&amp;eea, and ollie~ Heurl\1'
boidora owt1ln1 qr M141nl 1 pet
w~ji.h:::~;~c.iiiiliiNs lEV~El&lt; r cent or moN of to\a! amount of
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Hot
Coffee and
l""l up
t•e highwa«
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Hot Cofl-ee
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tal directory, right awoy In th"u
"A'a" you are deep in the won·
der 01 1
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Pace names eeeM, Ky;
Accord, Maas • Ace, Tex; AcbU·
les, Va.; Alllnlty, W. Va
In TherKe are ,elfht Alphas, Ill'
wa, Y• Mleb • Mlnn • N J,
Ohio, Va but only three Omeaaa
G
a, N Mex1co, Okla There are
eight Paradises, Calif , Kan , Ky,
Mlch • Mont Po · Tex • and Utah
But
one HI!Ua
Acre,
Wyo only
Thete's
one Hatf
Heavener,
Okl'' 10d 1our P1acea purportang
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n&lt;llt·y
to be the property of Satan: De
~~vii• Elbow, Mo; Devils Lake, N
Ohio poultrymen, at a m.. tlnl
Dak' Devils Slide• Utah ' ·Devils
, • here last week, honored leur per·
Towor, Wyo.
T blot T
aoDI In tbeIr rankJ Ior ou •ri·
....nd•
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lng aervlce t•&gt;lhe poulll')' tndustr)'
There ~re five Milltownto-- and •I the atate
presumabl Y waitm•• lor • omeon• ' 'They name• Mrs Edwin C••ey '
to tome in and make an energy of Marl'n a• ""Po""- Woman~ of
pill are Pep • •N Mex, an d Pep, the Ye11r",
• and presented
"'~' 11Golden
Tex
Eggo Awarda" to Ray C Wiseman
Some towns seem t 0 want to of the Ohio Bureau of M........
tell •ou
how they rc leellng· and Dwi•'t Lifer, Danville tur•e•
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producer. They a(fo ,hopqred the
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Davjd Ferneau, plo~r In
Miss; Gay, Ga, Mich., W Va; hd Ohio's quality ell PJ:Oil'IID, ,with
Mood~ Maine, Mo' N Y' Tex a post bumoua award. Some are bullet·hke Gflt, The' occaoion was the tenth an·
·rex, Shock, W Va, Dare, Va, nal Ohio Pouitr)' lndustrtea Con·
SQulllcka,k w_~a, WFaitVh, N TrCi. anbd terence and );lxpoaltion, held at
; ...e, · a,
ump ' the Youtb Bu'lldlnf on tbe state
'Idaho
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A0d 0I eourse lh ere 's th e Iown Mre. Carey,
~ the ll)other of lour
named Truth or Consequences, N. ehildren, Ia '" partnership Wllh
Mexico
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d Ti t V her hu&amp;band ln•tbe poultry breed·
P on, Y' an
P op e' lng and halchinil bualnen&amp; Start·
seem oddly oppo,.d to Lower 1'"1 In 1918 with llfty hens, the
Peach 'll'ee, Ala ..... nd Neon, K~ Careys now houae around 28,000
10
Darkharbor, Maine But let ' birds each year. She Is active id
110
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and other
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Why didn't you Include the
great names of What Cheer, Ia.,
and 81rd·ln·Hand, ra • And how
Ninety
"I know
a SIX,
man ,"S.C.
volunteera H
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0 New
COIII'!..E'r!: lmuraa.. Protoctloa, Social C~rele, Ga" or • " rom
Lilt, ~ut~. Fire, Polio. Call Dor
"May !" wr1tes Harry Mar&amp;h,
IIIII&amp;, Mlddle;&lt;&gt;rt, O!lio.
of van Buren, Ark, "add 1 eou·
(- 21 )-R-eol Estate
pie
of names that aro
ori•Uve-N'eedmor~
Arl'•self~••·
•outh
- - - - - - _ _ of •Fort Smith, and., Weatwe•o1 a
Farm, 248 acres on Shade River, suburb o( New Orleans, • jbal
'I'&lt; m1le of! Route No 7. joins w.. t o1 Ihe c11Y of course "
new Eastern H1gh Scbool on
It 1s n1ce to hear !rom Vin
Route
No
7
100
aerea
Bollom
Buren,
Ark, because that was
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an ' P en Y wa cr, g o u •· the home of the late comedisn
mgs, 6 room aaneh type
Bob BurDI, who hlm•elf coined
full basement, coal furnace, a lreat name lor his &lt;musleal In·
water In house, free natural •!l'ument-"ba%ooka"-that later
gas ovallablc Reason lor aell· graced an Army we"'apon
1ng -Falling Health. Stanley
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Glbbo, Long Bottom,
"I had a• aunt" savs J Wollo·
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ton, of Greenwich,
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Residence cioae In ~ r~11.m1, bath, Flea Hop• Ala •for breakla.it on
ba.. ment, aarage,• 1.22 acres a cotton a'~d sweet potato farm
.~IMil Chevrolet "UO" '1,2'85. 4 Custo ~ulll Kitchen Kltehen !lard wood Clooro, oil furnace there we s'lt down around a long
~'41. Btdan. Radio Jhd Heater deal«ned lor. Your homo. Free j Beautiful modern kitchen. pan· table.' and '!'ey pulled out l bie
: Leu tban :n,ooo milet. Clean est1matea Foreman &amp;. Abbott.
eled and \nolty pine Double drawer that ~ad everything In It
~ !Nide Blaettnm, Pomero~.
Ph011e 82fl4·Y.
' 8 U "nk·Micarla top owner flnan· -omoked fish, suwar, aalt and
":' NHte
rOR SALE - Appl•s New lla
ced. $2300 down WIU giVe poa· pepper, and some salt pork- anu
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everybody ate breakfast !rom
6 00
•0d tho drawer anparently an old
::.lou Pontiac a cyl Conv , Cpe von Orchard, New Hoven Phu•e F sou-BO
on ••'•
... Star Chi I • Li•·
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7·2911 arm
ac.l!ll,outbulldlriss,
· r ma •IU Flea Hop custom
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II bl Mi 11 010 I lght 'Ills
"Incidentally, Flea Hop II ncar
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ancao pre
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ava ' 0 tractor wltb
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Chambers
Eclectric, Ala - about five miles
81uro
11153 Buloks aa low 11 $8ill Six link and &amp;witch. Al\o 115-leet cultivators Saw m11l 80 hp ...... nd maybe it 101 Its name be·
nne automobiles from tatlaOcd · plutle pipe, J\1 x I y,, one colltlnentol engine All In 10od eauae lravelero uking how far It
, owners. Blaettnars, Pomeroy
archltecl'o drawing table,· stool
conditiOn 8 bead of cattle LO· was to Edecl1e were told, "Jt'a
, H7-8te
and tools. One typewriter doak
cated on county read Milk juat a llea·hop down the road'. "
and one ,llllnfl cabinet, handmade,
and ochool bus routes All ol
Could be Maybe It would be
One
eleotrl91able
saw,
one
wood
this
lor
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.11.500.00
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Interesting to learn bow
tNt Chavrolet II ,;;-iiiek·Up
lathe,
one
lOUd
ook
aldeboard,
MendorRoaltor,
Pearl
ru!Ar
Eclectic
ltot IU name.
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I~ F~rd II !on P•ck·Up only ' one "White" aewlng machine,
antiquo Phone Pomeroy 815-J
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10 2 Ot!c 7 room bouac "j;d 2 extra Iota In
SALE
IIIII GMC Iii ton Pick Up S29&amp; 00
Dexter;-Ohlo. Write c Howell,
111110 OMC !'. lqn platform bod, 1
Wo~ted
2674 E. Filth Ave, Golumbu•,
M~IRI Co. Home
. ton wheels end !Ires, 4 op•ed
Ohio ,
lli-~3te
Hirr110nviUe
Rd.
'll'on~mlulon M7&amp; 00
IMT lnternatlonol It ton plat· UMtl Cbapjln Fulton ea• regula -----L--.-L--~-- ·~
tor Wr1te George Enevoldsen,
torm bed •ln 00.
Guyovlllo, Ohio.
IIJ.S SIJI STATGfollllt RnUIIID
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Moler Company
THI
Plano
for
Church.
Must
be In ACT 01"' 'iUOUST 24, 1912 AI
J.IIHite
good condition and priced roa· AMINDID BY Tl-11 ACTS 01' 1 Ford Tractor and """''ft-''
ment
aonablo Call 89211-X or write MARCH ~. 19_,, ANO JULY J.
Rannla Moore, RD 3. Po1neroy. IM6 (Til~ It, Unitt41 llallt Code 2 Cows
IO·Hip
loction 2131 IHOWING THI 1 Eleetrlc Separator
B. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 _
_;..____ ~ -~ OWNIIIHt~, tAANAOIMINT ond
Beds, tables, ch1ilrs, gas
hour Wrecker Service. Dlf
Re"' - - - Sentinel
c1acuL~"oN o~ rH• DAILY fuel oil beaters and other
Phone e:I2T. Nllhl l'llone 11 'I 1
'published dolly at Pome·
IO»X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH
Trailer
spa••·
Hearl
of
Middle·
roy,
Ohio,
for September 30. 195!• arUcles too numerous to
DIAL!RR
3 5 If
port Get located before muddy
1. Th~ namea and addrell of menUon.
II'OUDd hnrll you. Phone 11263. tile publioher, editor, manaalna
Martell W
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Ed1ar Reynolds, !_leynold't Dairy edator and bUJineP- manaaers trl!
CIWnlr- Malta Ctlllll'f
Sto•·o, Mld4lepol't'1 Ohio.
, Publloher, ,Qblt1ValleY Sentinel,
llt'll 4 bedroom home on Chll
CIHIIml""""'
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dren'a Homo IIIII Gerald Kelly
Phorte 71·11
10.36 p
ront Ad· t!dltoo, RefDO\d• Greeno, PumuOhio.
uIt• on IY ConIft~.· M" 0 ma roy,
1\luaalnl
Edltdr Rlchord S.
c;N rubber Ured farm troller
ahort turnln1 radlu•. Montlomery, llliC , Ohio.
Owen, P~me&lt;oyl Oli!o·
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condjtlon. f88 00 Phone
~.~~ t·!~Z, Dou1111 Clrele, neor B••· l'or Rent - li)'lentlon Lad~ Owen, Pomeroy, Oblo.
l(J.J-8tlp Scaffold ~~~ Drop Clolha. 2. the owner Ia' Oblo Valley
Clinton l"'iber, lllddleport.
Sentinel, Jae., Pomeroy, Ohio; Ew·
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1st•a&lt;e:ve.r to pilot ~er own network IL
away of 204 pints of wine by th~
wanll to get o~e thing
In f,ar Ollllllna Go
mumclpal liquor store 1!1 Pier·
straight at the atart-ahea not a 1 Mia,: Mu"'e~ also tlckeled 'Ia
at Chr~stmaa, !9116,. was
aq~ue.
for 1. perlormances at the Met
uoauthorued.'' An~ be
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li's terrible, the ~ieture raomel Ulls season, Ia fWare ahe may be
•· clal.no paid ~Y the
pnople have of opera, did, Mun· , in lor a groeling go "'It's going town for Chrlstmu eanijy and
set witb a fetehlng .pouL 'They to be taxl~g." she sa1d. "fortu- decorations.
get this •mage of a big fat soprano utely I hav• a huaband who Is 1 ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,
pullmg away. clulehiDI a, bl( a good organizer and the Mol has II
wh1te handkerehle! She I• sing· coope,.ted ,. 1 won't bavc any
somethlnt that not~~ soundtl perlorl!lan'"a on Friday, the day
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of my show. Rut I will have aome
Munse~ a sop~ano who II SalurdiiY P.,.iormances and !bat
fat
puflinl, 'clutched miy be a Utile rough.
llble napkin · and
"But I want to dJVermly my
FOR
vig(&gt;~ltsly into her ohopped talents and this is my chance. I've
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think of uo as a done light opera, 'Naughty Mul·
of I&lt;IUrrea Well, I'm not a etta,' 'Rose Marie'. a plctur~,
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Nov.
St~,
1957
the other olngers I know
with an act. I've always liked TV
"That'o one of the reason• l'in ind II seems to me II I'm · well
so anxlouo to do thla TV ahow-1 or1anhed en&lt;iueh, I woa't have
Meigs County
want IG obow people 111ft opera tlrqe to be nervous.
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"I'm not worried abaU1 It Th'
that th•y•re human and know how

•, l •c:eall pea· .on!, !J!1t W..rt1011. MlnimluD charlO OOc.-4 :onll
til' word tor 1hret -~~~ IDiertiODL
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' 1955 Plymouth 2dr. ........ ·.... ,, $1,695

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