https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8eea49b39d611747454d6029459e795f.pdf 0f98783d6cede6510f4030fbfae78b2a PDF Text Text \ I• ,. - .. ' ~~. ~~IJI~Y·Jiddllelll!rt, o., Nov 2, 1957 r IGood Luck-Clover Mrs. EtiJel Lowery Rutland 'Dads , .Prize Wmners • 14-H Cl ubMeehng OT d Held n ues ay Funera} services ' Honored 8yBand Held u'ednesday On Friday Ni,.ht\- 1/ ~jj~r~~~~~r~'~;··~~~lr~~:·~~:o!i Mason Methodist wscs In Recent Meet'lng "t Church • Mike Clllfonl, Lpqn lolllle'rl father (C •ntlnuue<l From Fopo Onel \of La!ry Farley, Jim 'lrle8affle, l Clarence Hoffman, Letart W I I Clarence Carmon, Mr and ert Buck of the sugar Run 1txth father .of G')Orle ,),leliaflle; At.. grade J"ey, father of Jerry Fry; Cauam ~ ~8 Harold Wmn, Mr and Mr, Awards of $1 were 1114~ to Htndy, father of Danny Hlnd7; The wscs of tbe Mason MethoDudley sm•th, cotumbus, M•ss each boy and girl submlttlnf , the Herbie Dunham, fa\)ler of Gary dlst Church met recentl)? In lbe Edna Kennedy Athens The Good Luck Cl~ver Club of 1 " ' l:l ibe•t poster for tbetr , {l!o~e Ojlnham IOCI•I fOOltll of the cbu~:eh Mrs Wayne Burton and baby Mason met un last Tuesday at the 1 lc Rutland Mmhmg Bl>n~. budcltn~• as follows Sheila Jean Norman Way1and, father of The meeting was. opened wllb daughter have been brought to the Mason Youth center and celebrat Funeral semces for Mrs Ethel home of her parents, Mr and M ~> ed tho Halloween 5CaSOn With a Lowery were held from the Ew ~ ~reeled by Robert Steber! and le<l Hlcka, Central School, Vlrgl\ Phil· Charles Wayland, Fred HlbbQ, fa a pran~ ctven by M.ra ~garet Arnold Dodson, from MCigs Gr•• party mg Chapel. Wednesday at I p m by Drum m.tjor • David Carsoo, Up., Centrat 5cltool, Kopdy {)rue• thor of Fred Hibbs and John 'I'•Y· ~lekens Mrs Jw\e VIR Maire was T!ylqr. In chatae of I~ devoUona which eral Rospttal Mar) AIVI Ri ckard was present- w1th tl" Rf!<v Robert Tmskey, pas- honored the tat hers of the footbJII er, Sugar Run, Rebert Buck, Sugar lor, father of Qyd~ 1, , used the theme, 'iQ,IIf ilo,~e MlsCharles Bland,' whose eye was ed a praze for havmg the best c:ot< tor of the Thomas Ave Cbr&sban players and the Senior football .Run, -Judy Wehrung, J"nlo• HIJlh, Mra Myers players and cheerleader who were WIUiom Young, Junior HJih, 1anet WI f' ~mmum'on alone Center and· llieo Mr~ .. Mrs Woodrow Wileo1 and daug· cut by glass from a broken pop tome Games were played and (;burch, Columbus offic1ating \.A\1 , a~ Gla4fs TbomQ, !(1'.1, !ilftta Chat Burtal was In 8e;1Ch Grove Cem oopro•ine lOr the tasthme on the CaJ'P<nler1 Senior High, Albert WOr :t!ter, Lyndl. were busmess VISitors botUe, IS a patient at Holzer Hos pmes won by Judy Turner and Marlin, Senior Htgh • • j till, !.Irs Evelyn 111"iiQIIitand Mrs pttal Mary Ann 'Rtckard etery and pail bearers were Fr,ed local !1eld ~tn MasQn City Frtday The two wlnnll\8 pof!\erl (C#ntlnutd From Page Ono) ' Pearl Roush partlctpile4 In the M" N R Rothgeb Cheshire, Costume Judges were Mrs Ray ~lfhe1t, Chester Ztrkle, Dartny 1he Band marched across t••e ~ Relatives who were ealled here High grade smgmg htan~ and prayers was program which waaln the fotm of ) y the death of Mrs Harvey Allen has been v1s1Lmg her daughter Proffitt and Mrs Stella Chattm Zirkle, Marlon Howell, Gene AI fields to the atands wh•re the lot each Senior and Jun{or 1 hm were standmg and formed a ~:~:·~~ b~:::.~~! :!:t..f.~~~ held w'llh Mrs Pearl McBride o, a pTwlay h • by the 'lworth Included Mr and Mrs R and son m Jaw Mr and Mrs T F Refreshmenb: of cooklea and k1re and Jimmy Fergueson Hawkins for the p11st week punch were scrv~d by Mrs Fred Commg from o11t of town for D • as they played For He s J ' leader 1 o vmns were · 2: Flowers Mr and Mrs. Harvey The Rev c R Kcnkrtght took Spencer to the !ollowlng mem· the semces were Mr r nd Mr. Jolly Good Fellow" before put Ca~nter an: J~rry ~r~·· Mrs Frances Nyeu the fpenkcr group and lhc meetmg lol'ld with \!'lowers, Mr and Mrs The~dolo Marton Howell, Mr and Mrs Hugh tmg on a show that dramattz;d ~h': ~~~ ~~d Er::st ~~ "ra£ for the afternoon w~s mtroduC<l•l priJue~n~ t~!s ~~~~e~:~eetlng a f lowers, Akron, Drtn Flowera, Cm Mr and Mrs Robert RICe Brad bers and gueJlo bury, to Ch1Ihcothe Thursday Jackte- Capehart, Gratus Aid· Fergueson and son Jmlmy, Mr tn.~ts and tnbuiahons of at er Nine Mrs Roberts' Rcom- Keilh by Mrs Lockary Mrs Nveu a re donation of $50 toward a movie cmnati, where they plan to spend the ndge, Sheha Walker Alice Faye and Mrs Gene Alk1rc M1ss Cleo ~ MSgt Raymond AUenswortn. l 'hI t Barn;tz Mr! Husted's room-Rar· !ugce from Shanghai now resuh · ~ projector for tbe cbur<h was vot· winter w1th a daughter Johnson, Harvietta Newland, Shar Parker, Mtss Ellen Crawrord, Mra hlloo • Rock a by Baby' was t c r fns bara Ltttle and 1•ines Kern· Mr on the 18land lof Formosa Is Flllri' d ~Irs Vtola McCullough and son Mr and Mrs Clifford Cunnmg oil Queen, Paula Maynard, illary Ehto:heth Lmk, Rev Robert Tms .o n~ as they for~~d a cradle, the Zahl's room-Wllllam You~g and log fo' a Master's degree m educn j e Prcserit were' Mrs Gladys Thorn: Stephen, Auslm, Texas, Mrs Wtll hsm and sons Denny and Keith Ann RICkard Sharon Maynard key, Mrs Cqra Paskell Mrs Clar Uoffman, Mr and Mrs , Paul Hoff Lima, were called here by the Beverly Burns Carol Neville Ch• ence Curtis, Mr and Mrs Bert ne xt p•ccc was No~ody foow,' Mike Roberts ,Grade Seven-lllra !ton at the Ohio UntvcrSity, AI as, Mra Stella Chattin, Mrs Eve· the 1rouble I vc Seen • the orm Hayman's room-Judy Webrun( hens, Mr N10U lpld three children l)n Proffitt, Mra. Joan Carson, death of her grandfather, Benson ryl Roberts Patty Newland, Shirley Fargo and Mrs Pearl Fry, all of tmn for ~~nd Me Down My W•l · •• '''•hael ~oencer, 14111 Mar· are tn Formq" and he IS teaehm l Mrs Rattle Coot, Mrs llaraatel H Ervm Smith, Ptlylhs Queen, C()nnte New Columbus k111g Cane was a Care, J.nd as IQ'a lloom-XIl Compton In the htgh sfhool whteh he founrl Pickens Mrs Clara Bouj!l Mro ton Claudia Zerkle, ludy Turner, Dad's SliPP" was form e~ the~ tonne bef\ poster In eaehlrade ed after t~ family fied from June v~n Maire, Mia.' Leanna Mrs H L Dunham and daught Mrs Charl es Aidrtdge and daugh played "0 Dcm Golden Shppersd at central Scbool thf' followinl Shanghal wJitn IIi~ communis's WrtSb~ J4n. _W. H. Fogtesong. er, Jacquelme Rlee are busmess ter Mr and Mrs Harvey Newland and the shppcr fo,rmattOn change awards were made Grade Six- came 1ft Mri.~y~d ')'IIR•rtlurn tu visitors 1n Columbus today and Mr and Mrs Edward Rtckard A JOint Halloween party of the to the · dollar Sign" as the ban~ Mr Speneer,l ~.~~Vj!:JIIllr 'yor!JIOSO afterreeelvmgb,r'degrr. 'l Mr and Mrs HJrold Vogan, Mr - - ----_ Future Homemakers of AmeriCa closed With 'For He's a Jolly GOOu Young and ferry '~'ft;·)Gfad'e • to teach I • • Q 9 and Mrs Mtehar \ Rouhana and and the Future Farmm was held, Fellow" Mr Sponur'a , roOm; Vlrglni1 The •~"•ker s~td thai at!., " "' Mr and Mrs Bat, , and thetr lam ~rS Sponsored By tiles moved here from Louisiana Thursda) cvcnmg at 7 30 P M m Fathers or thctr substitutes and Hicks and 1C<iwatd Calvet:t, 0~~~ not a ChrisUall unl•l • ter arnv· ~l·s the Racme High School Auditor· thetr football player sons who were Four MISS stobort'l roo~st· 11\ll 18 FormQI' but thot ,her lam Loyal Order of Moose th18 week The men are employed lum Introduced were Jo, Dugan- lyn Hicks and Rlckb Llndietli. Jly IV" She stated l~at lli,re WIJ u rQirht at the Katser plant at Ravens A m•llfluerade contest was fol· Larry Joe and Darrell Dugan, Cit Grade Thre<:, •Mrs lleaae't.r1!0m'- ~ ~ot\iplete t•ck ~f love an<hffocl< ''l 1 Charles LeWIS IS reported lowed by square dancmg which !ford Eads-Pat Eads, Alpha Barr Jacklyn Jean Seid~aib're ~nd lloh· l~fi tor familY or fellowman In 1 "•s James Job~ was a 1ue•l provided the entertamment for the - Dunne Barr -Raymond Biddle- aid swlaheK Grade ~.1!iiii. Rel· Clllnn now atlt was not permllir~ when Mrs Harold Lob10 enter· ,c:t in setluus condition at Holzer Hos evening The recreational pro- Allen Btddle, Paul Brewer-Stu bel's room--sandra ~errnuth She also .a1d! she wished the peo- tatned her bridge clu~ ,ThurediY MARIETTA 0 UP The Ohtn ;;;;;;;;;:;;:':;::O:;I:;n~,.~· p1tai where she was taken after havmg a stroke at her h()me on Education Foundati on has unan1 gram was led br John Heisbl, art Brewer Mrs John Brogan- and Micfta9l MarUi! Flrit Grade, pte of the \lnllfid Slate• would evenln~ at her home, Cave St ' 1 Prize for hlgh eeon was award· 1Broadway moU !tlY pas<ie<l r resolution form111 manager of the Farm Bureau CG- John Brogao Floyrl Cnrson- Lr~r Miss Erlcwir~e's r~m-Judy Kcl· realue that tftt"v have a heaven on y Corson , Marttn Chapman- 'llo ier and Vlrgtl P~llll~. here arrl that are not ed to Mrs. C E. Bialleslee ' and Mrs Howard Ewang, Cle ar ly ehmln a tm ~ dl but Portsmouth Operahve of Gallipolis Ref.cohmcnts of pop, m}lk, do hcrt Chapman, Carr~li DarstSugar Run awards for tbe two ChrttSians miChina, Formosa or second to Mrs Rolland l!eut&l\ns. water, Fla , &.nd Mr and Mrs R1ch Oh 1o ami Parkersbur g W Vu llcfreshmenu were serv0J11 by ard R<~whngs Manon, were called 85 pOSl'll blc Sltes (or 8 new four nuta rnd potato chtps were scrv I Harold Durst, Charles Eads best posters In each grade were the Unileri St•tes but m chrlstlln ed Approxtmateiy eighty four per· Jctry I ads, Herman Grate- Jtm Grado Six, Mrs Wllliama' room- ltv, poople have true happme" the hostess to tt!ose nam~ above here thta week hy the cnltcal lll )car ilheral arb college sons ltlended ness or thcar brother, R()bert W 111 y Grorgc, Harold Gcrman- R6 Alita Carpenter and Bob~y Buok, a~d oatulactton A qucs~10n and and Mrs Sellm Blazewlcz, J.lrs Th e foundallon was set up last b• rt German Earl Goode-Ro,.rt Grade Ftve, Mr Roberta ,rt¥1fllanswer nerl'l1 followc~. • William Clark, Mrs. John Moore, I\awhugs spnn ~ bv the Church of Chr" t to r,vde, Jumcr Chastme-Jam., Donna Hauck and Geors~ Harrla, An o:ferfn 1 was taken which a :drs Charles Mullen and Mra. Carl Mr and ~ n Lennard B1ltlers, •• 'abhsh the college Pl ans call Graham Neal Jeffers-Tom Jef Grade Four, M.ra Lewll room- long w•th the Parcels for Peare Blllkam \ • , Ch!veland, and Mr and Mrs Don· lot establishment rust of a Junior lers Candy Grueser and Dl~ Knlgbli were dcdtcatcjl to brctd freedom B.oug~t aid Mill• ate 10 Athens for the college to be opem·d In •bout two Wtlhnm Hobstetter-J•m B II Grade Three, Mn. Glblil i'bom- and dtgmty !tf'rs Don Cotrlll, Mro c,Arvi"'~men week end at the Umvennty years flobstctter, Herbert Justice- Her Carol• Greene and D~nny :Wei~· Robert Har(~n. Mrs LaWIIenc• oil;! " It Will have factltte < for about Patricia Ault daughter of Mr bert JustiCe Mrs Helen Longman, Grade Two. Mn. Reln~i'l• J1iddle and M ls Gem•ge SchnetdCI "''RFOtK ,Va rHTNilC\ ...~.,~11 and Mr1 Wilham Ault has been 200 stud ents A c:~mpalgn IS under Doug and arry Long, Clair Nelson roomDonna Smith and James ,.ng the offer tory I } c ~plre.j, fl.,:man, SN lm'n of 1 A new eleetnc sweeper waa returned home (rom the Mason way now to raise a million dollars - CeCil and Dwight Nelson, How Anderson The altilr -ras heoeed w1th Pa· 1! " and Mr& Cai~lp K SptJ:ei of A foundation spokesman gatd purchased lor the church when CUnlc where she underwt: nt a ton· The wmnlna posters are ticln- cell for rcjce whlclj su!l'rtsel~ • •nawlllc, Ohio retllr~~d to Normany young people now mus. the One Won O•c ClaSB of the ard T Pratt- Wavnc Pratt, Ch<r slllectomy te H Romlne- 6•11 and Rebert prominentlY dlapli}'ed by •sever;t ' and pleased }Irs Nyeu that the ~·lk. Va' Oct' 22 aboard' the cl!'· travel hundreds of mtles to enlrr Pomeroy First B>phst Church mot James Lew1s who ls employed evenmg at the home of R~mtne Ezra Sheets-James She Pomeroy otoNs They were ma e would' be sent oversea& Thel Will tr,ycr USS Geafl~g after tll!lre by th• County Highway Depart one of the church's colleges The Thunday !\~& Dale Wippel. Union Ave Mrs cts, Mrs Lula Southern- Robert to publicize the POnJe~"b ~e-~11~ 'be Racked b~ Mrs 'oscph CoQk t'l•n three months !n, the lllcd)ler· I ment Is all at Inti home un Fiont nearest Chrt•t of Chr Ist " h00 ' Da1111 Ohver was a contributing Southern Thomas J Stewart- Se~~ ~~~e ~~~~II' 0 ,,.,,1 Mrs Edgar•Atnold [and Mr~<Eu~ and Red Sell' •, h . are located tn Tenne&ee and Ar hosleflll St Fred Stewart , sen ' ~ ene Brown at shlpplcd lO'fun '1 DOrin'{ the ertuse ' e Gearin£( M Sgt Rlymonri Allensworth kansas Mrs Albert Smtih, pmident, TracY T,ackett- Randalli Tac" November~, ' World Scrvtce, whiCh Will IO~nd•d parttCimtcd wtlh tile U S Sixth left t"rlday for Auotm Texas aft A commltl<e will study l~e ad (lrC!Ided at the meeting which Norman WillDean wm: Clyde • ' I I d-~ ~!> "The Chute~ 9f .lhl Brethorn Flee) In N\TO operations ··~ cr be1ng cuiiCII hCIC by the Ill vantages and diSadvant•gcs of the opened with devotions ted by Mrs Coy, manager BIL'ltl Middleporlf.:~ J.<, ~'hey 10 turn"wlil dlatrtbulo thcnt Fleet• cxrrct ses En route to the Would your pre~ent fire In· Port•mouth ami Parkersburg sites Ralph c Zundel The teaohcrB Coy-Wti!tam Cremcan:s- Marvm Cromc:ms,Mer. ~ -..A I to<the needy an fAsln, Afrlc:a, Ncar Red Sf I ' he p:.ssod !~rou~h the and report to the 14 member loun thought was g1ven by Mrs J H surance cover replacement VIrgil Juslt<;e- Gcorgc J~stle• IConfinuod f,.m Pallf Onol "' East and Germnny Sur, C•"'"1 dat1on Stephenson who rent two poems mgr Dnvld Martin-- Dlvld Mar Junlpr Rowley, Jennings Wayllln I, costs at today's h1gher It· The doxoloii~ aud.J>encdlrtlcn ~twrrn opmltQP,~ the\ Gear The founcl .llion grnuJl Will met t on "Autumn • and offered prayt)r tm, mgr gures' If you want to play . ' "'h"" or \H1tnn Wavlanrl, Jke N~ .~l concluded the meeUng lnJ: ~ rrcw vbltr.d ~en n ~be Dec 6 1n one or th ~ two clllf " Plans were dt ~cusscd for the s, nwrs wl111 pl aye~l t~ctr 1.~;1 father of Kit Nell; Mr Abbnl t, --,r:ut( of M~n Ma~I!.I\YI, Erttred, safe, llctter look mto thts to dcrirlc where the wllcgc will l '"""''' Christmas pnrty Plans f!,lmc ttw nome field wore. Pat '"~lctlcnling Harlan Whtllitlch, Slld<t Buv Crcl c, (,,brnltar, Cortu 011 matter now No obhgatton he ioc,1tcd were also made to prcpltrc Enris captatn t,arry Joe Dugan Ketlh Aelkcr, father of Frankl 1 nml Atltclt<, Greece ' Thank&glving baskets und mcm en-captain 11uane flarr. Allen Bt•l Actkcr, Cornell Vance, father d J While In Athens tftc Coarlng AI'I'I.E CltoVE hr1 s 11rc lo bring ruml to the next .Ue, Larry Carson Robert Goode Cornell Vanec, Waller Bunce lo Mr and ~lr~ l,ijobart Newell and held open house lor 2~ Greek Or· By Mrs Htrbtrt Rou1h m~ctlng Plans were made for a Cundidutc fut Mr and Mts Dunlcl EuiCI of layette shower for Mro Harry Lee ro 111 Jcftcrs, James Sh<fl'· ~OI'i thcr of Larry , Qunc,q,; , Oh.rlc• famlly •• n~~ieurtlsaPHdtSun phBfls treallng trcm whh 1 lout Long and the scn•or cn""r loailel • 'ric., represontinJ W•lter,Ha• day evening W:\!11 Mr ~n~i Mro oi lhe shtp, ICC cream, c~kc. plltlrti )IIHR'I'IU:RN I O('AI. tJ1'<mllock G1 ov< spent the wock BaJI( v on fhursd,I.Y vvcnmg, Nov' Judy Chase ~ G D Pierce ana Hoyt Curus • and,muvlca nd with Mr 11ml Mrs Alex ember 7 Insurance of All1'ypcN ~ SCIIOOL ROAIIII Wh(•( lc1 ami runu ly A 11a lad course was servctl by 2ll• Sl. !'hone 3S·X - I'd Pol Ad Mr and Mrs Gene llugcn and the hostc&s to those named ubovc and MrB Ellen Couch, Mrs Walt jiijiij;t;;;~:~Ci::f'ii:::::= rumJiy nucanc spent llou•h sunday cr Wolfe, Mrs Lorum StCJTc( l with Mrofand Mrs Ruo<ell llov Pearson Is a putlent al ilol Mrs Wilham Watson, Mrs T T <cr fl ospltal In GalllpollB Shel1110, Mrs ' Joseph Cook M<N William Holt, Mrs Dutsy Jasp<r ncs;-;nd de-;thofh; moth('r ~dts Mrs Wmlfred S!ilcs Mro J ~ Mr and Mrs W It Shasteen lliirVc) Allensworth lluul Smith Green ville, Pa , La Foster Mrs Men Sham and MIS ) cnler!Alned with a party Thurt Elmer Wickham day evenin ~ at thJir home Lin '"" llclotlons Director nf the U S 1 coin Heightt, honoring their son, Slt•c! Compuny, has been vhnllng 'l'ommy, on his 12th birthday The Ius mother Mrs A V Smith, and I home w11 dcccra!Ald tn keeping :;Jstcr, Mrs Kathryn Thompson 1 with llailoween. und fam tly He h " b~cn vl•lting Games contests and dancmg Ohto University In the Interests were enjoyed du{lng the evcp ul tCcrultlng graduate• for the lng, after which refreshments of U S Steel Company 1 h~ Commission on Educpt1011 decorated btrthday cake and lcp .. of the Heath Methodist churc 11 craam were served. Favors wcrlt met 1 huraday evenmg at the hn 11 ~ horns, hat• and blow outs Attending were Pamela llob or Supt and Mrs L W McComus Mlddh•purl, Ohio wllh Ernest Covert chmman stollet, Sharou Walker, Sharon Mitch. Kay Cotpptorr, Thomas presiding The openin g prayer was gJvt•n White, Hank Clela'nd, JameJ Mees, D. Freeker Farm hv the ReY C. R Konkrlght w1 f1 1 Mike Spencer, Fran~ Titus, Terry Mr covert. superintendent of the Ohllnaer, Johq Shasteen Sonny Bashan Road Sundny Scheel. in charac of thr. Gloeckner and Allen Downie 'J:he honored 111eot received a devotional u rvlcc He r('ad 111 article "God Speaks Through numbe• of gilts ~ Trees Sfonsored By Loy a Order of Moose Durmg the bUIIOCSS nteclln ! R report of the recent Churc h Shells Furnished $thooi Supcr!ntcndcnl•' c 0 n rcrcncc In Columbus wu~ giVen h V Mr Covert Who also re'd on '" I :llhowar I cle ·now to Get and Keep Go01l I "' Tmhcrs " 1!1~• Euce'l.e Triplett assisted by Wonderful New ... The Ccmmisalon voted tn pu 1 'lfrl William Shoridan entcrtalll· 1: chooc 0 rllm strip for the Supdu ~ od with a .ahawer, Th~rsday even • School and Mrs James Brcw!n, IDS at her home, Condor St. hoil Ion Mro McCoin as and Mr Konk orin& Mlu Bernice Sheridan who right will serve on the nominalinJ W\1\ llecomo the bride of Mr Don committee lie~ of dollon lbla erenlng Ar Mrs McComas wn, assisted bl ra"(~menla of chryaanthcmumo usc~ IJirouahout the hom• her 'Iaug bt er. Dl anne, In scrv Ing ' we"! Gamea wero pla•ed during the dosRert rdtirs~ to Mr Konkrlg 11 • evening and prlses awanlcd to M r Covert, Mr and Mro I l\lro Charlea Wyatt. Mrs Jack Rob' ~~~~~~~~ JonUB, Mrs Nin Moore Mtss Be's son, Mrs Mildred Tubbo, Mn Ohio Sanborn, Jamet Euler. Mrs Br " Wyatt Gilbert and Mrs William ~=:::_m_g.;:to=n=C;:h;:arl;;:c;.;s;;M;:c.;:E..:Ih;:ln::;n~y Slivers Jr After the, honored guest opened ' . . ~ . ' he~ m•ny Jilts a de!'"rl course • w11 served by the hooteues to those named abave and John Hunnell Sr., Mrs. &alah Mrt Clelnd Heines, Mra Den•er ~ •• Mrs Herman Ohlinger, you have recently COIJit to live in Albert Martin, Mrs Pearl Cooaey, Mrs John Stace, Mrs thil area, this bank JOIDS your new nelghbon and Yeagor, Mrs. 'Gardner Man }'OR t:llwbeth llatbburn. Miss friends in cxtcndinJ! to you a hearty welcome. lcPI\RIOe Walll9n an~ ~ Lowell We lfC proud o( our community, end we hope t tleiiUilll$, Clollte~ lifll'lllll alfta hut unabto to ot ''d).c you, too, w1ll like it and aoon feel at home 1 t Llnl ltcmoval !Irs Josoph Cook, Mr& . . If there "any way that we can help) lease . Mra 'Alert• llocd, Mra. Carl Per · ~ in and gtvc us !he opportunity 10 do 10. • r }d he. IRST Ill Local Nt'Wf IDAdteriiiJlll Ill Ot"'llalloa ....I'.,..••'-•!ill)J ' ' VOL IX NO. 171 .. ' • el . 1 • A I --~ .....tv• .,.. ArM ' vemter 4, 1957 ,, Pomeroy·Middleport, I•• :'f:• I 50 _50 RACINE Saturday-Nov. 2 Untl 12 P.M. MOOSE H4LL wo~~s • EM ;:::;;; ~ IMrs. Horol.klohse At ' HnsteSS .d . Cl' .b ... Brl ge park burg And Portsmouth Seen As College Site .,,,h •II New Equipment For Church By S. s. Class JUST HOW fAR WOULD YoUl COveRAGE Go? j .,": I''"'"" JJ' " a ELECT VDEdwards SAMUEL LEWIS Mf. OLIVE -- Tommy Shasteen Celebrates His 12th B'1rthday i , Due To Tho Death of Heath Methodist Education Unit In Friday Meeting Robert W. Rawlings The R. H. RAWLINGS SONS ,0. Save Space and Mqney Too! HAM SHOOT Sunday Nov. 3 c. Will Be Closed Till Tuesday .. hloon Til Dork November 5th Mrs.'· Triplett H"nored,Guest At Thurcday ACordial Greetin~ to Newcomers! OLDSMOBILES ARRIVE NOVEMBER 8 at z:Jff/tOM£1 . I . i If ' Karr & Van Zandt ==,I NEW '58 FRIGIDAIRE WASttERS NO. We JIIY 2% lnlerL'II on your Savlop ' '• , l , . . ..,.,,.. ~e FARMERS BAN~ ~and ~avings Company. .~ ·· , ~M Federal Reserve SyaleiJI 1 • BeftiWr fe4enl Depoalllm~ee Corporallon ' OHIO '• 1 ; I PkiCEP $2·- 9 95 IC:R'-M BA~ER FURN .. In ii'O(\Itton, mcm·,c• s of , St.lte, Board of Education chosen from tho Sc<ond, Seventh, Nmth, 11th, 12th, and 23rd Con&ree~tonal Dl8trlcts The secretary of state aald a total of 12 440 !>Oiling places will year there were only I I 543 In op. 'be In oporatton Tuesday L~il eratao11 I~ RECORD VOTE The espceted vote will be con siderllbly tarrger that the record •low In 19~1, when only 1,95683~ vo!Alro went to the polls during a cold, miserable day. The all·timo ' blah was last year wnen 2,781,322 I Ohioan• marked ballots In the ' , pr<Jsldentlal election. ' The total this year could have boen higher, election ofltclals If !here had been a hot can•pa_lli.n for mayor In Cleveland, the largest city Instead, Mayor An· !bony Celcbrezze ts ruaDIDI with· out opposition some distrlcll, hllwever, may have a heavy" vote because of . acbool bond tssues designed to ' batUe the stale's mcreaslng en· roitmenl problems and need for e)assrooms The Ohio Educatton Assn. satd 819 school bond iBSues and tovtcs will be on the haUoL Stout.Leaders Basic Trainittg Course PlannM Marriage License Is Busy Major Justis, 63 Succumbs After ABrief Illness AI IIUttand 58 out c! 205 were absent from Hleh School and 143 out of 392 obocnt from the srado ochool. Funeral sctvtces will be held at 2 .,. m Tuesday In the Ewmg Fun· eral Chapel for Majer Justis, 68, of Rock Sprtngs, who dted at 4 P m Sunday '" hiS home He bod been ill !or a few days prior to his death survtvlng the rl"9'ased are bia wtfe Blanche, clllldren, Fam• Justis, Mason IV Va , Vlrgln.a Roush, Harlford W Va ltlchard J\l!tlS, Alabamo and Raymond of Pomeroy surviving arc a sister Mff Dav!dSQn of , •P~UtD'Pf John Justia of Mdi.JithUr'J children be m•dc In tho Cen\ctcry at llartford, W ~fJhuryBoy SCoQ.l:Troopln Bod Of Review Diiver Escapes The Kingsbury Boy Scout Trf!OP F' ·{' i Crash 2511 spWOred by !be Carleton In-' fOm \Jilf rm. lty Utllltd Stalts 'l'esllag c••• lne. ~,1) I f',' y \ I • • victory Jl' On T~1 l,ighttat Corner In Mjclld ..jport terden~atlonal Church, hel4 their Board of Review at Camp Baker. frl.da:v ev~nln.ll Members or the committee &rc· Ralph Carl, Lorenzo DaviS Vtrg~ King, flen Lee and the mstilu· Ilona! \"Presentative, Roy 6nck· leo photo· Scouts who met wtth the Board Krill lUI 1 ft and paned their second class were e g, e Thomoa/ Burnside, Lester Arnold, Cremeans, sop Eua~• Sillllh. Paul wm. owtsht '' ~\ (1 cai1 ) .. Qlil J!arnbarL .~! I?~ ' "i Grove Or,phan Annie C, year-old, produced 11.952 of milk and ~19 poundl of ill ~ doys. She was mlllted limes dolly. Gnve Sharlene Weather " , ly UNITID P~SJ Ohio. Molttr cr..,Jy lft4 ,....., cold today, tonlthl afl!ll Tlltlllr;,, Mitll today 45 to 14, t.w 1tMIIIfll 31 to 46. �; ,, ' I '' ' -' ·' 2-Dally Sentinel, PonBel'a,y.Middlepolrt, our.chi TE~EVISIO~ .: W:SA%~ .fiRSI • ~,' ',t .~II,' . ·' OR' The Ponteroj • ' ·' TODAY~s TOMORROW'S , STUDENTS ' . ··~··· tiTIZENS Our SChools . Need I ,I ' .. I I Better S·ehools Make ·B etter • . Vour s..p..ort .. - 04 ... ' ' •. , 1. Future ' ,,, .,,r.lt< T',uf:I! ;;V> ' '' ., Po11eroy ·s , •. . ., s· c · HOO. L S I ldl S . . ., • II• fql\1/o .. ; ol toJJ ! • 1 ••• .' "•'" OTE .'FOR' '• Gutttt~• inl Aninra On Tho Pemtroy 5chool Lnt Wbai Ia lho p~ee of tho Sdlool Operating Lcey?, ANSWER: '1)1 provide lunda for the general Oll"ration of our ICbOOII - l>t!n!b•ae ol books and mpplles, maintenance and rc· piir of buildlnp, ond equipment replacements. U i• also nc· . ~lit order f9r ualo quatUy for Slate Ald. ' 2. . ·WJ!IIll lh. IMOUIII of ,the Levy! ANSWER: 'Ibis II a renewal of an existing five mill levy which exptr.l Decemb!r 31, 11107•. Tbe total levy ~I 5 mills Is equal to flffJI teoll for eoob '100 of valuatloo. A person who owns properly valued .at $2000 will pay only $0.00 at each tax collection. 'tlijaia juali llltle more lbtn two eenta a day. 3. H11 llie emllnient of th~ romeroy S<hools Increase~ In rccom · This School LeVy is a Renewal of an existing School Levy ·at is NOT on additional · Levy or a.New Levy. .This. . Sch~ol levy will NOT lncre,ase Your Taxes one cent! 1. Y~7 I'ROPOSED TAX LEVY (RENEWALI A Majority Afflrmallve· Vote Is Necessuy for Passage. Vole bal1ot willl ao X. I A renewal of a lax ·tor lbe benellt of the Pomeroy Exempted E ----------------------------------== . - • ' •.iv . I -E Vlllaeo.Scllool•Dlslrlct, llelgs Councy, Ohio, for the purpose of;;;;; eurrenl expenses at a rate not exceeclln& ·Five (5) Mills fer . ANSWER: J Yei, alnco 1'981 the enrollment in lhc Pomcro)• ~Ia bas b><reued approximately 100 pupils. In 1951 the enrollinlat' wia 7•7 pbplla tnd now In 19D7 lhe enrollment Is 800 poJpjlL ~If IDFfelse In enrollment makes operating expcnac.1 til(ber fill' our achoolB. . · . 1. W~y · should . people wbo do not bne children support t~c = etcil one dollar of valuation, whleb ·amounla to Filly Cent. lor lE each one bulidred do~ars of val 0 atl~~. fot Ten Years. . 'l ' .' FO..R THE TAX l.E.VY ; ~·~--~--------~-----------5 . AGAINST tHE TI\X LEVY i School LeY)>! ANSwER: Good achoola are a community asset. The children who ere aUendtne OUr ochool& today Ire lhc clvlc ICBders ol to· momrir. Adequate educrllonallaciUitca and training will betler • qualify tliem to aJSume community leadetshlp. Better schools mean better eommuniUea and 1 beller l~e lor all. • ''I These Busines~ . Llt'$ .1NVEST IN OUR FUT~RE and Professio'n~l Men Sponso~ This Advertisement and Recommend You . Vote . ~'FOR11 The Pomeroy School Levy. . / ,~ Auto Company Dt. Selbil llluewlel. Bite il Grey Collfeellonuy · JL E, ,Delee . »f,! ~·7'• MU:.et I . .!11'6.'!8'• ~tor Sales Dr. H. D. ·J rtiiD ~~~ ., '' '. • 'I City .Loan &<Savings Compauy ;, · fred Crow, Jr. . Crow's Steak lloas~ · Dr. Tom Crow ((hester· 'Jlai\IIelilll · 4 • Dr. Reger t¥nlels . , ., .·, Divla lc~ IF P~oduee CGulpany · Dr. l. H. llOnovln ·' ',1 Dowale-Gross Clptblng Store Ebei'Sbieh Hudware Compaay Eecii!Op!Y Loan & ~avl~ga COmpany . tl4w~s lnsuraoce Ag~ey J:lberfe)ds .· ' Epple's Grocery Eva's Grocery FullenI . { •'' . I ') ·,,, llwllli~· t ... 'Ageney ,Hysell'~ Beauty Shop Kur & VanZandt Motor Company Kart's Barber Shop Kbicajd studio L. & z. Dress Shop Dr. E. F. Maag Manley's Shoe Repair Shop · ill.arguerlte's Shoe Shop · Mel's Theatre Meigs Equipment Company Moore's Store Mulberry •Restaurant Dr. chules Mullen Ne~~lzllng's Beauty Shop · New York Clothing House ~liD O'Brien . J ' Excelsior OJI &sapany Farm Bureau t'o.op . . Fanner's 8~41 ~VIJIJ!.Co~pany •'as~lon Jreauty SIMlP . Freeker's PIM!Ii!'lnl S~op QeneraJ f«~llblii.';S\IOP ; G. & l , Auto' I'~ ' ., Glbli's (,ln!e"ety Store · Glbil.~'l 8'11pply Store ·· , Go018ler!a ~~:;':[./~;' ~· ' Parker llouse Restaurant Pbllllp Slslelil Dreas Shop Pomeroy Bowling Cempany Pomeroy Cement Block Company Pomeroy Junt CoJ!IiJanY Pomeroy. Motor ColiiP,IliY Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy Pastry Sbop Pomeroy Uoos Club JUvervue Restaurant Rizer's Oil Co. E. F. Roblason J. 0. Roedel •Rosenbaum's Restaurant Seeond Street Markel · Simon's Mukel . I I ,. '.. stillon: �; ,, ' I '' ' -' ·' 2-Dally Sentinel, PonBel'a,y.Middlepolrt, our.chi TE~EVISIO~ .: W:SA%~ .fiRSI • ~,' ',t .~II,' . ·' OR' The Ponteroj • ' ·' TODAY~s TOMORROW'S , STUDENTS ' . ··~··· tiTIZENS Our SChools . Need I ,I ' .. I I Better S·ehools Make ·B etter • . Vour s..p..ort .. - 04 ... ' ' •. , 1. Future ' ,,, .,,r.lt< T',uf:I! ;;V> ' '' ., Po11eroy ·s , •. . ., s· c · HOO. L S I ldl S . . ., • II• fql\1/o .. ; ol toJJ ! • 1 ••• .' "•'" OTE .'FOR' '• Gutttt~• inl Aninra On Tho Pemtroy 5chool Lnt Wbai Ia lho p~ee of tho Sdlool Operating Lcey?, ANSWER: '1)1 provide lunda for the general Oll"ration of our ICbOOII - l>t!n!b•ae ol books and mpplles, maintenance and rc· piir of buildlnp, ond equipment replacements. U i• also nc· . ~lit order f9r ualo quatUy for Slate Ald. ' 2. . ·WJ!IIll lh. IMOUIII of ,the Levy! ANSWER: 'Ibis II a renewal of an existing five mill levy which exptr.l Decemb!r 31, 11107•. Tbe total levy ~I 5 mills Is equal to flffJI teoll for eoob '100 of valuatloo. A person who owns properly valued .at $2000 will pay only $0.00 at each tax collection. 'tlijaia juali llltle more lbtn two eenta a day. 3. H11 llie emllnient of th~ romeroy S<hools Increase~ In rccom · This School LeVy is a Renewal of an existing School Levy ·at is NOT on additional · Levy or a.New Levy. .This. . Sch~ol levy will NOT lncre,ase Your Taxes one cent! 1. Y~7 I'ROPOSED TAX LEVY (RENEWALI A Majority Afflrmallve· Vote Is Necessuy for Passage. Vole bal1ot willl ao X. I A renewal of a lax ·tor lbe benellt of the Pomeroy Exempted E ----------------------------------== . - • ' •.iv . I -E Vlllaeo.Scllool•Dlslrlct, llelgs Councy, Ohio, for the purpose of;;;;; eurrenl expenses at a rate not exceeclln& ·Five (5) Mills fer . ANSWER: J Yei, alnco 1'981 the enrollment in lhc Pomcro)• ~Ia bas b><reued approximately 100 pupils. In 1951 the enrollinlat' wia 7•7 pbplla tnd now In 19D7 lhe enrollment Is 800 poJpjlL ~If IDFfelse In enrollment makes operating expcnac.1 til(ber fill' our achoolB. . · . 1. W~y · should . people wbo do not bne children support t~c = etcil one dollar of valuation, whleb ·amounla to Filly Cent. lor lE each one bulidred do~ars of val 0 atl~~. fot Ten Years. . 'l ' .' FO..R THE TAX l.E.VY ; ~·~--~--------~-----------5 . AGAINST tHE TI\X LEVY i School LeY)>! ANSwER: Good achoola are a community asset. The children who ere aUendtne OUr ochool& today Ire lhc clvlc ICBders ol to· momrir. Adequate educrllonallaciUitca and training will betler • qualify tliem to aJSume community leadetshlp. Better schools mean better eommuniUea and 1 beller l~e lor all. • ''I These Busines~ . Llt'$ .1NVEST IN OUR FUT~RE and Professio'n~l Men Sponso~ This Advertisement and Recommend You . Vote . ~'FOR11 The Pomeroy School Levy. . / ,~ Auto Company Dt. Selbil llluewlel. Bite il Grey Collfeellonuy · JL E, ,Delee . »f,! ~·7'• MU:.et I . .!11'6.'!8'• ~tor Sales Dr. H. D. ·J rtiiD ~~~ ., '' '. • 'I City .Loan &<Savings Compauy ;, · fred Crow, Jr. . Crow's Steak lloas~ · Dr. Tom Crow ((hester· 'Jlai\IIelilll · 4 • Dr. Reger t¥nlels . , ., .·, Divla lc~ IF P~oduee CGulpany · Dr. l. H. llOnovln ·' ',1 Dowale-Gross Clptblng Store Ebei'Sbieh Hudware Compaay Eecii!Op!Y Loan & ~avl~ga COmpany . tl4w~s lnsuraoce Ag~ey J:lberfe)ds .· ' Epple's Grocery Eva's Grocery FullenI . { •'' . I ') ·,,, llwllli~· t ... 'Ageney ,Hysell'~ Beauty Shop Kur & VanZandt Motor Company Kart's Barber Shop Kbicajd studio L. & z. Dress Shop Dr. E. F. Maag Manley's Shoe Repair Shop · ill.arguerlte's Shoe Shop · Mel's Theatre Meigs Equipment Company Moore's Store Mulberry •Restaurant Dr. chules Mullen Ne~~lzllng's Beauty Shop · New York Clothing House ~liD O'Brien . J ' Excelsior OJI &sapany Farm Bureau t'o.op . . Fanner's 8~41 ~VIJIJ!.Co~pany •'as~lon Jreauty SIMlP . Freeker's PIM!Ii!'lnl S~op QeneraJ f«~llblii.';S\IOP ; G. & l , Auto' I'~ ' ., Glbli's (,ln!e"ety Store · Glbil.~'l 8'11pply Store ·· , Go018ler!a ~~:;':[./~;' ~· ' Parker llouse Restaurant Pbllllp Slslelil Dreas Shop Pomeroy Bowling Cempany Pomeroy Cement Block Company Pomeroy Junt CoJ!IiJanY Pomeroy. Motor ColiiP,IliY Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy Pastry Sbop Pomeroy Uoos Club JUvervue Restaurant Rizer's Oil Co. E. F. Roblason J. 0. Roedel •Rosenbaum's Restaurant Seeond Street Markel · Simon's Mukel . I I ,. '.. stillon: �. By BOB GRIMM COLUMBUS (UP) -The oflenSI!I was way ahead of the defense Ohio college football today. '{' ?'!!·~· '~k .{ 'some o! the !Wlltt du~IPJ tilt '!"..kend makes one won.rer whatever happened to the ~~P"ll and )!a)l;eontroi trend pre~~ed far lh, !967 ~son. J~ll a levi ol tl!,e outblll"sts corded by 6hio teams ibis happened Saturday then 10 nen surpassed 34 points in rung up lop-sided scores. I Due· tQ ,circ4mstonces having gr.i$f, .. very recently I herelily ~q~st that I · not ~ ,cOIIIsidered as o cpn9icjgte fgr . electi~ to the Middleport Boord df Ed~cqtign: ~~~~:.~~=~~ f Tha"k You MGry $. Proboscp One was Musklngum's 61·~ tory over previously unbeaten terbeln, anti ~~·· .1.0 per past Ohio 'f.r'l'1\!/l!""· One ol the top contests was . ,.• ,,, ... ,.• ,,,,, ..... .Jib qu•''"' mafltflJI•tt ,,., ·, , , ot ·~·~~ fi!'IJ . t• BIG WEEK ~--~~~----~~ · PROPHET · · · ' . .' . .... -ausADE At the Ptlllt'oy High School . • AJ]DITORJUH EM Mila ~I. - Poaeroy, Ohio ..,..._...,. ...:... ..... _... ............ lot .,.., ...,. I · ~ar. A. t. E. HAYMAN and WIKOnsin, Ohio edged 16-13 · weelt! Head!ng tbc Purdue otlack yeor Ia Mel Dillard, who Big Ten in ruahlng iasl Tommy ' f1loteh~r' ' a n I . ' Mikes. · ' In the ...,,.,. For ,TRUSTEE of CANAI'A'Y ·. : · For . JJJGS ~UNTY . , JUJ.JUE ' NOV. Elperleneed ••d QUI!Ifled lo2 F,votite To Remain Unbeaten Time To Devote Will Serve Efllcienlly and Economically WALTER SCH.REIBER 42 Yean of Coa&IDUOUJ '.>:.. •. •••••. t PHONE 82 - 435 ··Ho~-td• :.R.dpiir·, 'st~·op ·~. .. ~1 · lNG J: IS BORfll,, ., y, Welding · and ·B~y Work I Gentroi Re,Gin I (. OWN~R: ij-UlR~ ~ , THOMAS AT Is A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY·TRiqGBRS THE BOLDEST ADVANCE IN IO 'YEARsl i .. oty!h'r, ; Ia the .. ' ; . nan bir tnnd In·~.._.... ,~$It 1:30-P.¥. : · .. ·- · T-tow'~liilig"'s Inspiring fopir; ' SerVIte • ' ~· JM\41jl f· . Midw•y Autf» Scde$ ., .. LU'f'$ . .' CaDd!d~ lot ' \~ . :H~·TJ}I:RN hOC:\!; , 11 BCIJOOt. 114)AJtD ... .-;-Pd .. .J'.ol. ... ~~:~~-'~t iff,~ : Q '.· ~v"' Candidate For : ~· .~\ On November 9th you willllll a car lib~ you have ever aeen before. It wu CZMt.oi1••• literally from the sround up ••• to cele~ the Golden Amlivenuy of 6CIIfa Pootllc llld ' General Motors. Never bel'ore hal a ON Ill\ yestaday ao far bebiud. For UU. ~'~~iff Poatl6c Ia tlie ohowpiece of a whole - ppera~ ~ Vote For ·' THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ' . . Sutton Township rTUISDAY ;. ., ,. , ·Vott For' '1 JUliAN "' • ' i ' ~t.; oii pi~ -=·· "HIAVY" HITriNO IIDI Jill - Tile Cln· of FOR TRUSTEE ClleRer T01n11hlp NOV. ltb ELECTION Yoar Vete Appreda"f Not ObUaateo.l to anyone -Pd. Pol. ·. = ·~ a'lver JllrH. to be OD 0110 · . 'Jtll'-444pound Ttd I, 135,j)<)Und Steve Bllto ftnd IU·povnd Oeorae Crowe. EXmR, N. H. UP - rhiillpa Exeter end PbiUIPI Andover~ · · MONET $100 cla•le aerlea, 111 Ylttoriea to 31 ~ for Exeter. And~ leadl In lht rHILL · ~~ . ,.' ~~AJlT TOW_.,$,_.1,. lfndJedS I• '. ·~·! WEEK .... , • .,. ffi'Jt" :~t•.Jrt ~·~noll SolurdlJ. 'l.f,- . ' fo(~~~TEE (, r~.~ "N~~nie'~ ~'r The ' Auditorium was ~ a&ain! Each :w""" .. 1000 '• • ~ <(lime WI¥ and get a seat this weeki )P~QP~-S .. 100 cb~lee fqr ~~iftt¥ ~~~lt/~t.ft!t~=) I ~ ' '., · i ' •' . ·i : . , :Tfie i~portqne.~.~J !~~ o~~\¢~~rt ~~~es 1• :.~~~~~ . ·~ ,4ew9~'r~.~~~ t.h~ rneryif,t.FI•n~tre .ot, :• hteihove hlgal trot IP!J.' · · ··r ' ' ~~ 2. Judge P~ople's'}1p~ ~o,d po~h _l.~golt.~.,;,.,:'11~• ing and judicial'experience. '( ,\Y.oJidArf'li,l. iw.~ge ·Reqpl,el' hqs s.~eye~ ,Me!g~ (:oun- ; . 1y both as Comm~n 'PI~~flup~e ~~d as '· Prpbate,Judli_ e; .,.: '•"' , · · . . ' ... ! • ' . Jut ·tift lbe attendance bepo growing larger. .f • ' ,{' 'J. ( · 1 �. By BOB GRIMM COLUMBUS (UP) -The oflenSI!I was way ahead of the defense Ohio college football today. '{' ?'!!·~· '~k .{ 'some o! the !Wlltt du~IPJ tilt '!"..kend makes one won.rer whatever happened to the ~~P"ll and )!a)l;eontroi trend pre~~ed far lh, !967 ~son. J~ll a levi ol tl!,e outblll"sts corded by 6hio teams ibis happened Saturday then 10 nen surpassed 34 points in rung up lop-sided scores. I Due· tQ ,circ4mstonces having gr.i$f, .. very recently I herelily ~q~st that I · not ~ ,cOIIIsidered as o cpn9icjgte fgr . electi~ to the Middleport Boord df Ed~cqtign: ~~~~:.~~=~~ f Tha"k You MGry $. Proboscp One was Musklngum's 61·~ tory over previously unbeaten terbeln, anti ~~·· .1.0 per past Ohio 'f.r'l'1\!/l!""· One ol the top contests was . ,.• ,,, ... ,.• ,,,,, ..... .Jib qu•''"' mafltflJI•tt ,,., ·, , , ot ·~·~~ fi!'IJ . t• BIG WEEK ~--~~~----~~ · PROPHET · · · ' . .' . .... -ausADE At the Ptlllt'oy High School . • AJ]DITORJUH EM Mila ~I. - Poaeroy, Ohio ..,..._...,. ...:... ..... _... ............ lot .,.., ...,. I · ~ar. A. t. E. HAYMAN and WIKOnsin, Ohio edged 16-13 · weelt! Head!ng tbc Purdue otlack yeor Ia Mel Dillard, who Big Ten in ruahlng iasl Tommy ' f1loteh~r' ' a n I . ' Mikes. · ' In the ...,,.,. For ,TRUSTEE of CANAI'A'Y ·. : · For . JJJGS ~UNTY . , JUJ.JUE ' NOV. Elperleneed ••d QUI!Ifled lo2 F,votite To Remain Unbeaten Time To Devote Will Serve Efllcienlly and Economically WALTER SCH.REIBER 42 Yean of Coa&IDUOUJ '.>:.. •. •••••. t PHONE 82 - 435 ··Ho~-td• :.R.dpiir·, 'st~·op ·~. .. ~1 · lNG J: IS BORfll,, ., y, Welding · and ·B~y Work I Gentroi Re,Gin I (. OWN~R: ij-UlR~ ~ , THOMAS AT Is A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY·TRiqGBRS THE BOLDEST ADVANCE IN IO 'YEARsl i .. oty!h'r, ; Ia the .. ' ; . nan bir tnnd In·~.._.... ,~$It 1:30-P.¥. : · .. ·- · T-tow'~liilig"'s Inspiring fopir; ' SerVIte • ' ~· JM\41jl f· . Midw•y Autf» Scde$ ., .. LU'f'$ . .' CaDd!d~ lot ' \~ . :H~·TJ}I:RN hOC:\!; , 11 BCIJOOt. 114)AJtD ... .-;-Pd .. .J'.ol. ... ~~:~~-'~t iff,~ : Q '.· ~v"' Candidate For : ~· .~\ On November 9th you willllll a car lib~ you have ever aeen before. It wu CZMt.oi1••• literally from the sround up ••• to cele~ the Golden Amlivenuy of 6CIIfa Pootllc llld ' General Motors. Never bel'ore hal a ON Ill\ yestaday ao far bebiud. For UU. ~'~~iff Poatl6c Ia tlie ohowpiece of a whole - ppera~ ~ Vote For ·' THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ' . . Sutton Township rTUISDAY ;. ., ,. , ·Vott For' '1 JUliAN "' • ' i ' ~t.; oii pi~ -=·· "HIAVY" HITriNO IIDI Jill - Tile Cln· of FOR TRUSTEE ClleRer T01n11hlp NOV. ltb ELECTION Yoar Vete Appreda"f Not ObUaateo.l to anyone -Pd. Pol. ·. = ·~ a'lver JllrH. to be OD 0110 · . 'Jtll'-444pound Ttd I, 135,j)<)Und Steve Bllto ftnd IU·povnd Oeorae Crowe. EXmR, N. H. UP - rhiillpa Exeter end PbiUIPI Andover~ · · MONET $100 cla•le aerlea, 111 Ylttoriea to 31 ~ for Exeter. And~ leadl In lht rHILL · ~~ . ,.' ~~AJlT TOW_.,$,_.1,. lfndJedS I• '. ·~·! WEEK .... , • .,. ffi'Jt" :~t•.Jrt ~·~noll SolurdlJ. 'l.f,- . ' fo(~~~TEE (, r~.~ "N~~nie'~ ~'r The ' Auditorium was ~ a&ain! Each :w""" .. 1000 '• • ~ <(lime WI¥ and get a seat this weeki )P~QP~-S .. 100 cb~lee fqr ~~iftt¥ ~~~lt/~t.ft!t~=) I ~ ' '., · i ' •' . ·i : . , :Tfie i~portqne.~.~J !~~ o~~\¢~~rt ~~~es 1• :.~~~~~ . ·~ ,4ew9~'r~.~~~ t.h~ rneryif,t.FI•n~tre .ot, :• hteihove hlgal trot IP!J.' · · ··r ' ' ~~ 2. Judge P~ople's'}1p~ ~o,d po~h _l.~golt.~.,;,.,:'11~• ing and judicial'experience. '( ,\Y.oJidArf'li,l. iw.~ge ·Reqpl,el' hqs s.~eye~ ,Me!g~ (:oun- ; . 1y both as Comm~n 'PI~~flup~e ~~d as '· Prpbate,Judli_ e; .,.: '•"' , · · . . ' ... ! • ' . Jut ·tift lbe attendance bepo growing larger. .f • ' ,{' 'J. ( · 1 �\ ' ' \ '' I ,f I , 'I '• ~...,.-,--;, ~r,.,-'-~-- ' (I) Notice$ ' ' It House tra~lcr for sole, 4 roo Ill full bath, 28 It by 9 It alummum awning Nice " new Wtll 4~ I " " '. .. , . , . ------ - - - - · ... 8 ------- I j 141 f-or f\em 2 apartmen!J 4 rooms and bath LO~l'ly loeatton Phone 211 Y 11 ·4-atp UN fU R ~ I S tlt:D 111114 Chevrolet Belolro $995 4 4 dr Sedan ~eauttful turquol•e &nd white ftnlih New Pontine lradc·ln. Blacllnar's, l'omcroy II Hltc. INDIX OF BOREDOM The boredom study usctl a smaller aamplo - about 160 men, women and teen . aeers from their comments, an 11 lndcx of boted(lm" was eompllr.d based on 10 reprCHcnlative show11 Milton Berlo was unlucky Applett and elder New Hll\cn Or Hnven, W Va . Ph one Turner :Utl88 11 2 It rhard New 1'.1 ion Ford truck, 8 ,•yl, lOll Ill' door" 8ec Jlomrr Cook, Molgli 11 ~-0~ Good~V,.... Cin Alllllkee ... Modell M~R.~i.ITAH A\J'ro~ Beagle rahuit dOll" lor ule or trade. ll~rd 18. ~till, Hiildloporl 111. \, lloJoattn Roar.!. 10 2 lltlp Tl•RKEYS HVI or drtlllld. 00c drellllod. • Geor•o ,!IJll!llll«lf• W~lf Pen Road, Rt. J, romeroy. I ~ ,10l8W Wfll4!' .:__ i~J~;~~~~ ki ( ' ~~!~~~ibe tro•to~d~:~·,:J~~:~=~~;~~~f~~~~: !:~~1'~~~~~~~tthQday, ,Harry Guthtle. Ho~arl Swartz ia doing carpon· ler work for Wm Carr on the new barn under ..nostruetlon. Mr.· and Mr~. Ernesl Taylor ealled on .Mr. and >Hr& Cb11. D. Woode, Sun. aftetnoon. ailil kept yo~ thrq the day, ,, I, •' •' SURPRISE et.acr ~, T.. :· t~~-tvt PEO~LES Uext tu.sclor November 5th POJt ·'¢0UHTY \ ·,JUDGE ' J• lhe woaderful ' ' 1958 .OLDSMOBILE$ lI I• : qt I ,bd place a laWfer m the of. lice who b~ bad judicial ex ~eriepce In the other County K.wr ~ V~n Zandt ~ Ceur\3. ' ENDORSED BY . lll~Jgs CoJJoty Bar Ass'n CoiiiiDIUee -l?d. Pol· Adv. Pomeroy, Ohio • l_ DAILY CROSS . ........, ' '• ~~· • 2. E!'P)},Inl'a "" '· HOY~ ytur : :, ~ 1. • 1 d~te · lti JQeeJ ,, the 1. ~ • 1 Aniiltnr llllk ~ • welgbt ~·t an<1 '. ~ money II. Applaud ~, Born •I t · ~-Roman: 1~ ~ mo. 1!@1 • 1 Ssered')>ull 2S.·~flef ' 8. Puts 26. DoP,ea. 9. ColjlbO)"s ll· . e. I.earntrlg !l<fll t 1 f~ U, f. II. X a~i'lta ul tndltili" I larjat ~&ted 11.:1\lltbOX 27. Dio. ~ opening• cnarg.. ' we11111 li!.'Coalttiona ' 21!. )'otpourrt ;.1. 1 li:J!~ ~ 17. ije,ijlel'larida· .10-Stlako uhul.-et~ter-"' - ifltir ~I az:J~M~:rr , 1 ., ; Pomeroy1 Ohio IV ltUIIILL R. PllDDY Me- Co. +H Clu~ AJIOIII PlllODY AT 01110 STATI When you tead this column, I will be altendlns tloe Ohio Ex· tensl~n AaepiJ' Conference at Ohio ~tate University, Columbus, Ohio The relson f'!f this, as you n~ doubl havo heard, I. that I will be J\soooiile CountY' Agent In Gallll County, Ohio, 1lartin~ tomorrpw. TD• THI 4-H'II 1 have enjoyed working wt. o you •"'Y much the pall two an,J a hall )eart. You oow have at· toln~d and corned the respect and ldmlrallon of the reat p( th~ Wool VIrginia ('.ounllea and tho State Extension Olflce for your competition and ottcadonec In the varloua R.Sional and State HI cventa ond 4-!1 camps. Your eounty camps are top~ All thlo has t10en accompHehed lhru your own effort. and behavior You can maintain your 4-H po•l· tlon by conUnui~S to conduct yoursolf In a mlhncr thot ill ''"I neaa forth In tho <'.pltlen Rule. REMEMIIEft-don' let u~ now TO. 1'11, ,IN WIA!IIIII Whether you kilow It or not. a larac ,.pontlbilliY reats on your t~ouldera . . You muat eonUnuo to help x!'llr 4-11 leaden aod CLUB )IE~ In their jobs by 10!11~1 t 89od example for bolh tlio!o Jf011f4. You ha .. ahown that ~ eon do i~ 80 keep up the lood work •·H ~ ' • ~ • J ~· ... ~riYI the · ' ·. ·sa R~kttt ' ' .. ' · .:NOV~ 8 · :~i~~:~~~~ri~~-~!='' . JLEGT ,f I i.1 ,, "' • I , James.~•._Uiil!lll1) .' :LfW,IS ,rluisrEE ., of , s_atlab~ry• T~p. Expertueed Cap.llle, Alld l(aowa The Wurlo: veieru or WJW: I -Pd. J'ol. Mv. ••o••• vrbo can serve JOU are ,.~!ways lovvest lqq\iiJ~Htf. ~ -'ye YIJU cood, I ' .. 16. ~'1 na~ 18. Sphera 19. NP'd 11.) 20. Bone , II. Land 1 ~um :!'!~ I «Wulia ~~UQd ~ j! ...:~~" abode "<:I~ # (O'MING' • 1 \i ~ , · ~~~ f r flab (liar) '"~ " )\lrl 23. Neuter money\, noun 5 Red·tieJ)Ied 24. ~9~ , ' t,~t r ·tm· ' > 1 ;, ':."~ f;-~ ,.,,,,..., '·' ·" ' Mr. and llr& Ralph Fink and chlldr~n have moved Into their nell' fiome on Haven Heighta. Mn. Komer Ebor Roush of Reo<· W va., Is villlllng relaUves WT ~~~ ~:d~~n~t~~·~~; to '- cw:':, -•..,;.-:: Pnlltliltt 11•-aw•'l CallitML _ _ _ __;_ e•ough to tmls> hlgheat In the Index - he scored a ~G per cent boredom mark Arthur Godfrey bored 47 per eent to flnlah an un· enviable second and Red Skelton flltlshcd third, brinetng yawns to 38 per cent. At th th d the 1 e o er en o1 AC1 e, "I Remember Mama," had lhe lowest boredom mark - ,11 per cent Tile runnci'UP to "Mama" 11 a not · so · botl~g ahow wll "What'a My Line" which puC only 21 per cent to oleep The eonelulion drawn from t~e survey w.. thai ahowa !hot depend upon • tingle per•onallty Berle, Godfrey, Skelton-are more a1>l to wearv vlewers after con· slant expo~ure than ahowa that rovolve around • number of people. DIAL·TWITCHING' Saya Cunningham· "the bore· dom f• ctor cauacs dial-twitching, '"'ant-minded vlcwlna. lower ratlng1 and, "' far as TV advertl1· lnm• Is concerned, !cBS pcnetratlonper-skull-per dollar" What Cunningham doeon'l say In tnls apeech Ia that hi• research department -reported l~at the al· tltudea ol vlcwm and enalytl• of audience ratings "arc a warning of dant~cr ah~tad." In 1948, sold the report, cxelto· 1nenL about television was "run· nln11 at a fever pitch" Thl1 "..,motional aeeeptance 1' continued lor oevoral yoara, hut now, Ylow· era are "obv.ouoly watching with a mueh more jaundiced eye" Perhaps the olrangeot lac\ to emorso (rom tho report was that peoplo watcll prosrams even thou1h they are tir~ of them. Somo of those surVI!yed were quite hoollle to the apato ol we•l eraa on TV, but they walchcd wcstcma onyway. Evjen "'· wbarnedl the re!.ol rt, the publ c wu ocom ns rc,.. '"· Aa Cunningham pull It In hill speech "aa lar as we adverUacrs are eoncorned, II Ia a Time lor an~ Mrs. Delbllrt Yoot.and , La~~. , &pent the -with ' their Plfi'Dls >Mr. ft Allmq o.aral lr. IIU mltt411J1t"da'lotlla W~ counLY !he practical results of the work of the agricultural experimcut stalton or tnc state unt· vcrslty The eX)JCrlmcnt station was established through the cflo operatiOn nf the Ccdcral gu~crn· mCnt in order to carry out rc•carch work basic to ,grlculturc, home cconomlca and other rclal ed anbjocts lp my opoetnc phase or this program, home cccno1mcs, as In olhor as...,latod fields <X· porlmcnlal, work is gomg on contimrt~lly-to find the! met>odl of food lrtc&lng whtoh gtvc the nighest quality products, to laundry methodo and equtpmont on new syathotlo fobrlcs, to dCo tormlne methods of prcparinl food• to save more nutrient& Those aro typical of the rO!carcb project. whicH have hccn or are now bolna earrlcd out b~ tho W. Va. Agrlculturo Experiment Stk· lion. Tho rosulta ol this rcscarcil In tho form of , lo.,on leaftcl.'l and P•tw: .. Other mator)aJ frotn the UlllVCJ'o r ---~-->t(y arc available lo •ny fonuly 1nd rort to dry upproght bul most TO THI ~~AD~IIS You probtbly do 'mom work •caardlm Of lnetnbenhip 1 In I material ohould i!" tied In bune~­ form women's club or other ol' ol after stripping off unwantod and rtcelve le11 mctlt than any ganl11ilon Groups ol young loaves, then hung In a dry, dark oUter group In t:H elub work I , homemakers or olhm who desire plato to preserve, tho color and re"at If •11 ,were not for our Voluntcet 4-H Lbadon, lhert the help ol a home dcmonstraWon yet not mold ogont but do not wloh lo be mcm To prooervo tho ohapo and col· wouldn't bo !IIY 1 t-H Clubl. 1 bors of an oraanl1otion, may call or ol !Iowen, bufr tho bloasoms alnecrelr ho" Iilii ;you will conat the ortlee lor tho homemaklnc In a mixture of one part bo1u tinuo tq stand by and help the Information desired and five paris white com meal. 4-H club mem~ 11 you hoi~• Tho Exlenalon Otflce Is loeoted Choo•• flowcn In tholr prlmn done Ia the fliat. I know that tlie on the ~eeond lloor of tho poat and cut wh~n tho dow hal , dried 4-!1 club meml)ert cab de"nd olflce. The telephone number Ia You m'y oeed to atrenathen the on you. 207. ' aloma with florlll'• wire On a The '1-H Clubb pi~Jrltm Bouquets of dried leaves, gru· ball·ln<b o! lhe borax·meal mix· pendent on '"· !Iowen 111d seed podo hove ture lh a bex, place the !lower ganl111io111 a dlsllneUvl eharm. addm~ In· had, upside doWI!. Smooth out dlvlduall(y1 to 1 room durina the PJlall, and cover enUrely wlnt•f Qloi!llla S4me lra~e~ and with mll!ture. Tto8 heivlor many all<d j!Odl ahould he green and flower. lh! 'Io111er when tboy arc gathered, and to d.Tt lbt inatmol. flower• ehould bo In lhclr A!tl~ou:ib most nowen ~ulre oecordlnc to Mro. Gladys to dry; tome Ellenolon bonte mllnog.,mcnt~ thlii:pe)lllied a~~eh opcclallat at WilliI al •t!imt•let, 1ijijiijiji veralty II IY RAMONA ITAIICH~R Retell and dogwood Homo ~tratltn A..nt should bo'•aalkcrod early, Thla Ia inl' fltst nowapaper or· lboy Jtave 'tendency to become tlcle wrllten In Mpaon County. Place atyItems mixturp or on~ ..rlneIn aond two ji:~~~~~;pj:a In oxplalnlnK abetlt my work, dry. let me omp~aaye tbal It It a part andreplenlshmg let stnnd lor ol tho eooperativo extenalon " loaves wtll turn prevam apon&Ored Jointly by the and will United ~lllea Dopartment ol ··• 11~"•"'" Any shtny te.itr :~lil'l'a!lle,m\'n~ \l!lo~l~ ·be A,rle~ltur.e Well , VlrJlnhl Unt· vorelty 1111(11 l(uqn Cuunlf, One ol , 'IIW ~ mqre important lunetlon~ of the !itepslon Olflce ~ btlilt,<~ ltllt ~ople ol the HOMEMAKER NEWS Te llft~t htlltlilllli lllllfiW o•mU'I' , . . ......~ 'Wrlllr 1~=~:;:. IU<ItM naiiii&IIGD r ' "' .,, 1 ... .He • 11 In BoredomSurveyOfTV Sh'bws NEW YORK UP - You, the viewer, look at TV but you are bored by tl. What's more, your boredom Is increasing year by year. Thai's the unhappy conelualon reached by a New York ad a&en· cy, Cunnlnglr•m and Walsh, In an unpubUahed survey The agency's reseorch departmenl took the opeelal "beredom , aurvey tjola pall aumoner In fiew Brunswltk · N ' a town ol 11 000 families, 00 per ~en of whom ~wn TV aete The agency has be~n working In the town alnce 1H8 In a• conllnuhtg TV study that ulea about 10 per cent of New Bruns· wick's population. w• Next C..llllft•'• Te Quit l•e•l Parmit Cell Tlkeovtr Man Has Lost His Whistles I• The expenmental design wa" lo permit naturally resistant' cells to take over-If they cxlol· ed tn the cancerous eonglomen· taon Every expenmental dctaal was aamed at ~<maximizing" this takc.(Jver If It had happened, all the naturally "sensitive" ce~ls would have been killed by lmdtattOn prolonged over \(eoks; lhe pre-ex1sting "resistant" cel,s would have multiplied In lthe usual way and eventu,olly the entue caneerous !ormation would have been "rcsl8taut." But It d1dn't happen. olld though the cancerous for"'ations were slowed down •in their growths they were not stopped. Therefore, ond presumably, s01ne lhma: oth~r than 11naturpl" resist· ance or •'some cancer cqlls to tt· radiation was prcvenhng irradJa· lion from ehmlnaung tile eanccr& In thetr report to the tcchntcJI journal, "Cancer Retearcb" the scientists made preliminary ef· forts to fit thetr new llle into tile moslac of exloltng knowledge bu! were e>lefly lnterestd In giving their colleagues everywhere a k f tl 11 chance to wor at at ng 1t o. ThiS new tllo may-some day ond somehow-complete 8 meaning lui, useful picture Modern M' 'tary door and 4 dr Both vury dcpen~ · able cars wtth original 4•rk ~rcen two tone fmlsh Blaet tnar'1, Pomer()y 111-flt: 19M Ford Y8 C~atomhne $9D8 2 dr Sedan Choice ol two ·~ cepUonal ""· lllaottnar'•, Ponl• croy 11·1-llt•' Grocery Co.. Mtddlcporl experimcptal cancer of mice that can be readily transpla#ted from mouse to mouse and almost al· ways "takes " It 15 one of th~ best known of ''laboratory" tu· mors Tt"te tumorous mice were kept m the irradiation beam of radioactive cobalt-60 giving off gamma rays. for 23 hours a day over a pertud or wocks The total dally dos~s were rclahvely low-by destgn, lite Ehrlich tumor '' >lghly "senslttve" to lrradlitton. unc}eMiJtie H..as "orst'Ratmg • 1952 Bulckt, $S95 Choice of two molor new wlll11u put yr:ar l'toscd body with rm nntl oldc ..., .. • • Research Seeking To Leal'n Why lrradiatmn Fru"Is W/" hCaneer :.::~ ,...! ~~ "It ----- - 11 1 I 120 B) Insurance_ I Fer Sacrifice for qu1ck sale Can b{• ~te L~- Lope Cedar ° seen eu~ nmg s 285 gallons fur.l llarneo&ldlpo<•n 1IDIUl'aDct I.Ct11e1.l Cbetts - UU Window P'llls';si .. OJI, 100 ft picket renee Phone Frllhlaire Refriletators. II 4 3tc llkor Furniture, Ml....poot, Ohio 6813 \I NEW YORK UP-Because lr I 211 U :iood. hvmg room sut' for sale rad1at10n 1s the cleanest and fastest way of deahng with ea,n· Old Fashioned EvaitgeltsUc serv- Green cov~rmg Pbone 9263 ccr cells. there Is a very prac· 10 2 6tlc Ices every night at 7·15 P. M ---·· -- heal mlercst m cxper1mcnt.s de at the former Dutton Drugs loElcctnc ~··we $35 00, Coa! signed to ftnd out why It "' that cation ""rner of MUI and s Used llutrola $20 \!: _, Gas fum ate irradtataon doesn't cure more Thtrd, Mtddleport, Everyone is comcr~wn bureau $4000 human cancers than It does wel.,.me II t 6tp Phone 61~8 X 10-7-tlllo These cxpcrnncnts were in the category of "bas1c scacnce" in Neighbors and Frlenclt for theor thts case, the baste natures of kmdness and aympathy durong Eiectrolux Swct'per and Clarmd cancer cells They mdicated the Illness and death of our lov- For Sale Call 3461 before 8 a I21 ) Real Fstot! 10 16 title strongly but not posltiYel) of ed one Special thaolks to the 111 or attcr 4 p m course that a particular expert Rev Raymon Konkrlaht, 'Dr J mental cancer does not contain J DaviS, Meigs General Hoeptlil, FOR SALE - Apples. P~Aland, mdlvadual cells whach arc natur Rawhngs Coat. Funeral DirectOhto Brm.l own containers. C. ally rcslstant" to irradiation. on, donor:~ of flowera, pall bear· E Johnson 10 5 !mop Thus, by the proceSs of ellml en, tho.. m charge of the !Iowen, ClaSI 12 of the Methodist POTATOES-St01·k on wmter po- WANTED - Farm suitable fur nation, you are justified in reD camp ror young people Must son1ng that the phenomenon of Chureb and all wbo helped In tatoes whtle theY last S ~ ht~vc ll:~rg:! house and be located "res11tance'' wh1ch prevents lf any Will' Your klndne!S wtll Enoch, Portland, 0 10-25 tf on stream or lake, and must radiation from being a .sure-fire never be forgotten Ml'll. Ren10n Ervm and b.lve locatiOns for cabins weapon •gainst cancer, has to be APPLES Most varieties Burde!te • Famtlf Fruit Farm Nea• Laurel Clllf LOW-PRICED FARM - U acres due Jo two other posslbthhea Et 11 f ILP Church 10 18 121p good tractor land, 7 room frame ther trradtallon "mutate." few Lel\e for t~lorida, Nov 10 or 11, house 1D fair condition Bargain cells m the millions or a cancer· take one or two, share expenses .,ump Coal prtce at $1200 00, and thiS prop· ous cohmy tnto 1'resistant" ceJls and help drove R 0. Grtmm, Delivered - $6 00 lump erty can be ftnanced. or Irradiation so changes IH' Middleport, 6103-Y 11 4 3tc Delivered - $~00 'I lump NEW HAVEN, w. VA-Very well chemist~ ol the bOdy conlainl~g Phone Rutland 24710 after located 6-room frame home the cancer that Individual cells 6 DP. M or 244113 during day wtth bath electricity, gas and arc made "reslStanl" BILLFOLD lost between Dr DaviS 10 28 ate ctty water Excellent comer offtee and 1\eull Drug Store I-::====~==--,='"" 1 wttb two Iota, total olze 100 x Mull Porloct Wupo"' REWARD Phone 24192 tf loun~ Custom J(ih;- Ktlchen Kttchen J~ :;asonably pr~~gN~ ~:'¢ Ao "baSic" knowlcdgo this reJt-4-2tc detlgnild for your home Free (11 l 2Jtc MUit ol the eKperlment• could b.! 2 eltima!'ll Foreman & Abbott mOlt helpful No one should ~r ·---Phoae 62&1 y, 8 6 U mit himself to think somethln~ '18b/ Auto,SqJ'\Iices 4 room house for sale, Rutland big Is about to be done about II. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO - 24 i'OR SALr. - Appteo New !Ia Townshtp Phone 823-M curing cancer But you are justt· hour II reeker Service Day ven n•t'nrd, New tlaven. Phona ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;1;;;4;;;6;;t~p fiCd 11 you keep In mmd that all Phvne 8:l27. Night Phone TU-21688 7-21111 r weapons have to be perfected•6()3JI-X D~DGE • PLYMOUTH IIAl "AID and lrradtatton as a weopon DEi\LEF$ S 8 tl FOR SA~),;· one Lancaste. deep against all kmds of cancer often well Jet pump with pressure worka but 1s a long way from tank and switch Alao 85-ftel perfection (8) Aul\) Soles plastle p!pe, l'h x I ¥o; one aftO.WIM The experiments were petIY52 Dodge Coronet 2 dr Sedan architect's drawang table, a'1>ol ,......, ........... formed by Drs Alan o Conger $395 Sparkling d~rk maroon and tool• One l)pcwrlter desk ~ ,_..,_.._ -.. .-...o... and Helen J Lutppold in the rumh Extra nice for model and one ltlmg cabinet, handmad'e, 111 L tOCIIIII It, ,.._ 11 Oak Ridge, Tcnn Nat tOnal Labor· Blaettnar's Pomeroy 11-1-lltc One electric table saw, one wcod atory They exptnmcntcd with lathe, one soltd oak Bldeboard, ,_,.,, Clitia the ~hrllch tumor which 1. a 1 one "Wht'c" 'Iewing machine, -=&J ant1que Phone Pomeroy 815-J. 1~:--r-~::-:'~~--10 2 atf. I ... I 18. Over (~l) :If, Jlloth•r e:~~~~f~; '1f. Upsetit ••¥. 1~"91!1,,•, . t:--r'. . '-. 11!!1!'~ '"l"'l-l;,;,l;...e I sa. Roman ,. 1 MIJ)t!rtlt ' 3t.Dry, u •' '-rr+-fl~~~+:r-k~dr~+-~ p I bread ' ' ~, Mullen j National Sethe Dl\' II~~~~~!:i.Jloard, t_he Commerce Office or Drall have emfor lndustml since UH8. ... l,fNdOfoy Modo He 'lfp n,Q,e\1 that two congr~sslo'hal eommltteeo have rOo c_onlme,ndl!d prompt action alonl 11. fte!IIOVef tprlrlL) lt. Whller 13. Female pip U . Aillent DOW!f 1Aftra~ . DAILY CR\'PT()Q1J(Yl'E-Here's how AXYDLBAAX~ work It: to ' Ia LOij'GFILLOW OM letter 11\ftply allllda lor 11\other. In tb~ wnple A Ia for tile tllrto ~··· X tor thf two O'a. etc. Strorl• "ll!f" .. . , - W>P~•· 111-ltlt~··lll• tW~t~ 9,( the ~ 111·11111' ltacb day llle code le!len an tlllfennL I ' -'" ' ' • . 1 . A - "* ..o.,. ' a,piop. 'q,.'tkoe • ,. ! / l,~?'f. OCVOMMO~ ,'!I U ~~· LXT ~~~-~ -~ T ,ZI' 0 0 P V R ~ !(. . liJ T V 6- ,o,t: , h ,~ t 1: t ·o-"t' ll PL o ,, ~· ' ' 1 ' ' "' •!' •I HIS · W~1' VOLT.kiJII:, ' • .. Team Three Games, Carhng•. 2211) Team Smgle Gam.,, Carlmg,, 794 STANt;)INGS W L Pet. Starks Drugs . 16 5 762 Carling, 13 8 6!9 Ebersbach Hdwe 13 8 619 llt!P~l• .Market . 9 12 4!9 Moores S,tore . 8 13 .381 New Yolk Clothlna f 17 100 11~!1 HIGHS lnd 3 Games, P Mullen 503 Ind. I Game, P. Mullen, 214 Team 3 Gatheo, Cotllngs 2332 'l'dam 1 ,Game, Carllnp, 813 TOP "5" BOWLERS AVO. P. Mullea , 14P P. Collins 148 , �\ ' ' \ '' I ,f I , 'I '• ~...,.-,--;, ~r,.,-'-~-- ' (I) Notice$ ' ' It House tra~lcr for sole, 4 roo Ill full bath, 28 It by 9 It alummum awning Nice " new Wtll 4~ I " " '. .. , . , . ------ - - - - · ... 8 ------- I j 141 f-or f\em 2 apartmen!J 4 rooms and bath LO~l'ly loeatton Phone 211 Y 11 ·4-atp UN fU R ~ I S tlt:D 111114 Chevrolet Belolro $995 4 4 dr Sedan ~eauttful turquol•e &nd white ftnlih New Pontine lradc·ln. Blacllnar's, l'omcroy II Hltc. INDIX OF BOREDOM The boredom study usctl a smaller aamplo - about 160 men, women and teen . aeers from their comments, an 11 lndcx of boted(lm" was eompllr.d based on 10 reprCHcnlative show11 Milton Berlo was unlucky Applett and elder New Hll\cn Or Hnven, W Va . Ph one Turner :Utl88 11 2 It rhard New 1'.1 ion Ford truck, 8 ,•yl, lOll Ill' door" 8ec Jlomrr Cook, Molgli 11 ~-0~ Good~V,.... Cin Alllllkee ... Modell M~R.~i.ITAH A\J'ro~ Beagle rahuit dOll" lor ule or trade. ll~rd 18. ~till, Hiildloporl 111. \, lloJoattn Roar.!. 10 2 lltlp Tl•RKEYS HVI or drtlllld. 00c drellllod. • Geor•o ,!IJll!llll«lf• W~lf Pen Road, Rt. J, romeroy. I ~ ,10l8W Wfll4!' .:__ i~J~;~~~~ ki ( ' ~~!~~~ibe tro•to~d~:~·,:J~~:~=~~;~~~f~~~~: !:~~1'~~~~~~~tthQday, ,Harry Guthtle. Ho~arl Swartz ia doing carpon· ler work for Wm Carr on the new barn under ..nostruetlon. Mr.· and Mr~. Ernesl Taylor ealled on .Mr. and >Hr& Cb11. D. Woode, Sun. aftetnoon. ailil kept yo~ thrq the day, ,, I, •' •' SURPRISE et.acr ~, T.. :· t~~-tvt PEO~LES Uext tu.sclor November 5th POJt ·'¢0UHTY \ ·,JUDGE ' J• lhe woaderful ' ' 1958 .OLDSMOBILE$ lI I• : qt I ,bd place a laWfer m the of. lice who b~ bad judicial ex ~eriepce In the other County K.wr ~ V~n Zandt ~ Ceur\3. ' ENDORSED BY . lll~Jgs CoJJoty Bar Ass'n CoiiiiDIUee -l?d. Pol· Adv. Pomeroy, Ohio • l_ DAILY CROSS . ........, ' '• ~~· • 2. E!'P)},Inl'a "" '· HOY~ ytur : :, ~ 1. • 1 d~te · lti JQeeJ ,, the 1. ~ • 1 Aniiltnr llllk ~ • welgbt ~·t an<1 '. ~ money II. Applaud ~, Born •I t · ~-Roman: 1~ ~ mo. 1!@1 • 1 Ssered')>ull 2S.·~flef ' 8. Puts 26. DoP,ea. 9. ColjlbO)"s ll· . e. I.earntrlg !l<fll t 1 f~ U, f. II. X a~i'lta ul tndltili" I larjat ~&ted 11.:1\lltbOX 27. Dio. ~ opening• cnarg.. ' we11111 li!.'Coalttiona ' 21!. )'otpourrt ;.1. 1 li:J!~ ~ 17. ije,ijlel'larida· .10-Stlako uhul.-et~ter-"' - ifltir ~I az:J~M~:rr , 1 ., ; Pomeroy1 Ohio IV ltUIIILL R. PllDDY Me- Co. +H Clu~ AJIOIII PlllODY AT 01110 STATI When you tead this column, I will be altendlns tloe Ohio Ex· tensl~n AaepiJ' Conference at Ohio ~tate University, Columbus, Ohio The relson f'!f this, as you n~ doubl havo heard, I. that I will be J\soooiile CountY' Agent In Gallll County, Ohio, 1lartin~ tomorrpw. TD• THI 4-H'II 1 have enjoyed working wt. o you •"'Y much the pall two an,J a hall )eart. You oow have at· toln~d and corned the respect and ldmlrallon of the reat p( th~ Wool VIrginia ('.ounllea and tho State Extension Olflce for your competition and ottcadonec In the varloua R.Sional and State HI cventa ond 4-!1 camps. Your eounty camps are top~ All thlo has t10en accompHehed lhru your own effort. and behavior You can maintain your 4-H po•l· tlon by conUnui~S to conduct yoursolf In a mlhncr thot ill ''"I neaa forth In tho <'.pltlen Rule. REMEMIIEft-don' let u~ now TO. 1'11, ,IN WIA!IIIII Whether you kilow It or not. a larac ,.pontlbilliY reats on your t~ouldera . . You muat eonUnuo to help x!'llr 4-11 leaden aod CLUB )IE~ In their jobs by 10!11~1 t 89od example for bolh tlio!o Jf011f4. You ha .. ahown that ~ eon do i~ 80 keep up the lood work •·H ~ ' • ~ • J ~· ... ~riYI the · ' ·. ·sa R~kttt ' ' .. ' · .:NOV~ 8 · :~i~~:~~~~ri~~-~!='' . JLEGT ,f I i.1 ,, "' • I , James.~•._Uiil!lll1) .' :LfW,IS ,rluisrEE ., of , s_atlab~ry• T~p. Expertueed Cap.llle, Alld l(aowa The Wurlo: veieru or WJW: I -Pd. J'ol. Mv. ••o••• vrbo can serve JOU are ,.~!ways lovvest lqq\iiJ~Htf. ~ -'ye YIJU cood, I ' .. 16. ~'1 na~ 18. Sphera 19. NP'd 11.) 20. Bone , II. Land 1 ~um :!'!~ I «Wulia ~~UQd ~ j! ...:~~" abode "<:I~ # (O'MING' • 1 \i ~ , · ~~~ f r flab (liar) '"~ " )\lrl 23. Neuter money\, noun 5 Red·tieJ)Ied 24. ~9~ , ' t,~t r ·tm· ' > 1 ;, ':."~ f;-~ ,.,,,,..., '·' ·" ' Mr. and llr& Ralph Fink and chlldr~n have moved Into their nell' fiome on Haven Heighta. Mn. Komer Ebor Roush of Reo<· W va., Is villlllng relaUves WT ~~~ ~:d~~n~t~~·~~; to '- cw:':, -•..,;.-:: Pnlltliltt 11•-aw•'l CallitML _ _ _ __;_ e•ough to tmls> hlgheat In the Index - he scored a ~G per cent boredom mark Arthur Godfrey bored 47 per eent to flnlah an un· enviable second and Red Skelton flltlshcd third, brinetng yawns to 38 per cent. At th th d the 1 e o er en o1 AC1 e, "I Remember Mama," had lhe lowest boredom mark - ,11 per cent Tile runnci'UP to "Mama" 11 a not · so · botl~g ahow wll "What'a My Line" which puC only 21 per cent to oleep The eonelulion drawn from t~e survey w.. thai ahowa !hot depend upon • tingle per•onallty Berle, Godfrey, Skelton-are more a1>l to wearv vlewers after con· slant expo~ure than ahowa that rovolve around • number of people. DIAL·TWITCHING' Saya Cunningham· "the bore· dom f• ctor cauacs dial-twitching, '"'ant-minded vlcwlna. lower ratlng1 and, "' far as TV advertl1· lnm• Is concerned, !cBS pcnetratlonper-skull-per dollar" What Cunningham doeon'l say In tnls apeech Ia that hi• research department -reported l~at the al· tltudea ol vlcwm and enalytl• of audience ratings "arc a warning of dant~cr ah~tad." In 1948, sold the report, cxelto· 1nenL about television was "run· nln11 at a fever pitch" Thl1 "..,motional aeeeptance 1' continued lor oevoral yoara, hut now, Ylow· era are "obv.ouoly watching with a mueh more jaundiced eye" Perhaps the olrangeot lac\ to emorso (rom tho report was that peoplo watcll prosrams even thou1h they are tir~ of them. Somo of those surVI!yed were quite hoollle to the apato ol we•l eraa on TV, but they walchcd wcstcma onyway. Evjen "'· wbarnedl the re!.ol rt, the publ c wu ocom ns rc,.. '"· Aa Cunningham pull It In hill speech "aa lar as we adverUacrs are eoncorned, II Ia a Time lor an~ Mrs. Delbllrt Yoot.and , La~~. , &pent the -with ' their Plfi'Dls >Mr. ft Allmq o.aral lr. IIU mltt411J1t"da'lotlla W~ counLY !he practical results of the work of the agricultural experimcut stalton or tnc state unt· vcrslty The eX)JCrlmcnt station was established through the cflo operatiOn nf the Ccdcral gu~crn· mCnt in order to carry out rc•carch work basic to ,grlculturc, home cconomlca and other rclal ed anbjocts lp my opoetnc phase or this program, home cccno1mcs, as In olhor as...,latod fields <X· porlmcnlal, work is gomg on contimrt~lly-to find the! met>odl of food lrtc&lng whtoh gtvc the nighest quality products, to laundry methodo and equtpmont on new syathotlo fobrlcs, to dCo tormlne methods of prcparinl food• to save more nutrient& Those aro typical of the rO!carcb project. whicH have hccn or are now bolna earrlcd out b~ tho W. Va. Agrlculturo Experiment Stk· lion. Tho rosulta ol this rcscarcil In tho form of , lo.,on leaftcl.'l and P•tw: .. Other mator)aJ frotn the UlllVCJ'o r ---~-->t(y arc available lo •ny fonuly 1nd rort to dry upproght bul most TO THI ~~AD~IIS You probtbly do 'mom work •caardlm Of lnetnbenhip 1 In I material ohould i!" tied In bune~­ form women's club or other ol' ol after stripping off unwantod and rtcelve le11 mctlt than any ganl11ilon Groups ol young loaves, then hung In a dry, dark oUter group In t:H elub work I , homemakers or olhm who desire plato to preserve, tho color and re"at If •11 ,were not for our Voluntcet 4-H Lbadon, lhert the help ol a home dcmonstraWon yet not mold ogont but do not wloh lo be mcm To prooervo tho ohapo and col· wouldn't bo !IIY 1 t-H Clubl. 1 bors of an oraanl1otion, may call or ol !Iowen, bufr tho bloasoms alnecrelr ho" Iilii ;you will conat the ortlee lor tho homemaklnc In a mixture of one part bo1u tinuo tq stand by and help the Information desired and five paris white com meal. 4-H club mem~ 11 you hoi~• Tho Exlenalon Otflce Is loeoted Choo•• flowcn In tholr prlmn done Ia the fliat. I know that tlie on the ~eeond lloor of tho poat and cut wh~n tho dow hal , dried 4-!1 club meml)ert cab de"nd olflce. The telephone number Ia You m'y oeed to atrenathen the on you. 207. ' aloma with florlll'• wire On a The '1-H Clubb pi~Jrltm Bouquets of dried leaves, gru· ball·ln<b o! lhe borax·meal mix· pendent on '"· !Iowen 111d seed podo hove ture lh a bex, place the !lower ganl111io111 a dlsllneUvl eharm. addm~ In· had, upside doWI!. Smooth out dlvlduall(y1 to 1 room durina the PJlall, and cover enUrely wlnt•f Qloi!llla S4me lra~e~ and with mll!ture. Tto8 heivlor many all<d j!Odl ahould he green and flower. lh! 'Io111er when tboy arc gathered, and to d.Tt lbt inatmol. flower• ehould bo In lhclr A!tl~ou:ib most nowen ~ulre oecordlnc to Mro. Gladys to dry; tome Ellenolon bonte mllnog.,mcnt~ thlii:pe)lllied a~~eh opcclallat at WilliI al •t!imt•let, 1ijijiijiji veralty II IY RAMONA ITAIICH~R Retell and dogwood Homo ~tratltn A..nt should bo'•aalkcrod early, Thla Ia inl' fltst nowapaper or· lboy Jtave 'tendency to become tlcle wrllten In Mpaon County. Place atyItems mixturp or on~ ..rlneIn aond two ji:~~~~~;pj:a In oxplalnlnK abetlt my work, dry. let me omp~aaye tbal It It a part andreplenlshmg let stnnd lor ol tho eooperativo extenalon " loaves wtll turn prevam apon&Ored Jointly by the and will United ~lllea Dopartment ol ··• 11~"•"'" Any shtny te.itr :~lil'l'a!lle,m\'n~ \l!lo~l~ ·be A,rle~ltur.e Well , VlrJlnhl Unt· vorelty 1111(11 l(uqn Cuunlf, One ol , 'IIW ~ mqre important lunetlon~ of the !itepslon Olflce ~ btlilt,<~ ltllt ~ople ol the HOMEMAKER NEWS Te llft~t htlltlilllli lllllfiW o•mU'I' , . . ......~ 'Wrlllr 1~=~:;:. IU<ItM naiiii&IIGD r ' "' .,, 1 ... .He • 11 In BoredomSurveyOfTV Sh'bws NEW YORK UP - You, the viewer, look at TV but you are bored by tl. What's more, your boredom Is increasing year by year. Thai's the unhappy conelualon reached by a New York ad a&en· cy, Cunnlnglr•m and Walsh, In an unpubUahed survey The agency's reseorch departmenl took the opeelal "beredom , aurvey tjola pall aumoner In fiew Brunswltk · N ' a town ol 11 000 families, 00 per ~en of whom ~wn TV aete The agency has be~n working In the town alnce 1H8 In a• conllnuhtg TV study that ulea about 10 per cent of New Bruns· wick's population. w• Next C..llllft•'• Te Quit l•e•l Parmit Cell Tlkeovtr Man Has Lost His Whistles I• The expenmental design wa" lo permit naturally resistant' cells to take over-If they cxlol· ed tn the cancerous eonglomen· taon Every expenmental dctaal was aamed at ~<maximizing" this takc.(Jver If It had happened, all the naturally "sensitive" ce~ls would have been killed by lmdtattOn prolonged over \(eoks; lhe pre-ex1sting "resistant" cel,s would have multiplied In lthe usual way and eventu,olly the entue caneerous !ormation would have been "rcsl8taut." But It d1dn't happen. olld though the cancerous for"'ations were slowed down •in their growths they were not stopped. Therefore, ond presumably, s01ne lhma: oth~r than 11naturpl" resist· ance or •'some cancer cqlls to tt· radiation was prcvenhng irradJa· lion from ehmlnaung tile eanccr& In thetr report to the tcchntcJI journal, "Cancer Retearcb" the scientists made preliminary ef· forts to fit thetr new llle into tile moslac of exloltng knowledge bu! were e>lefly lnterestd In giving their colleagues everywhere a k f tl 11 chance to wor at at ng 1t o. ThiS new tllo may-some day ond somehow-complete 8 meaning lui, useful picture Modern M' 'tary door and 4 dr Both vury dcpen~ · able cars wtth original 4•rk ~rcen two tone fmlsh Blaet tnar'1, Pomer()y 111-flt: 19M Ford Y8 C~atomhne $9D8 2 dr Sedan Choice ol two ·~ cepUonal ""· lllaottnar'•, Ponl• croy 11·1-llt•' Grocery Co.. Mtddlcporl experimcptal cancer of mice that can be readily transpla#ted from mouse to mouse and almost al· ways "takes " It 15 one of th~ best known of ''laboratory" tu· mors Tt"te tumorous mice were kept m the irradiation beam of radioactive cobalt-60 giving off gamma rays. for 23 hours a day over a pertud or wocks The total dally dos~s were rclahvely low-by destgn, lite Ehrlich tumor '' >lghly "senslttve" to lrradlitton. unc}eMiJtie H..as "orst'Ratmg • 1952 Bulckt, $S95 Choice of two molor new wlll11u put yr:ar l'toscd body with rm nntl oldc ..., .. • • Research Seeking To Leal'n Why lrradiatmn Fru"Is W/" hCaneer :.::~ ,...! ~~ "It ----- - 11 1 I 120 B) Insurance_ I Fer Sacrifice for qu1ck sale Can b{• ~te L~- Lope Cedar ° seen eu~ nmg s 285 gallons fur.l llarneo&ldlpo<•n 1IDIUl'aDct I.Ct11e1.l Cbetts - UU Window P'llls';si .. OJI, 100 ft picket renee Phone Frllhlaire Refriletators. II 4 3tc llkor Furniture, Ml....poot, Ohio 6813 \I NEW YORK UP-Because lr I 211 U :iood. hvmg room sut' for sale rad1at10n 1s the cleanest and fastest way of deahng with ea,n· Old Fashioned EvaitgeltsUc serv- Green cov~rmg Pbone 9263 ccr cells. there Is a very prac· 10 2 6tlc Ices every night at 7·15 P. M ---·· -- heal mlercst m cxper1mcnt.s de at the former Dutton Drugs loElcctnc ~··we $35 00, Coa! signed to ftnd out why It "' that cation ""rner of MUI and s Used llutrola $20 \!: _, Gas fum ate irradtataon doesn't cure more Thtrd, Mtddleport, Everyone is comcr~wn bureau $4000 human cancers than It does wel.,.me II t 6tp Phone 61~8 X 10-7-tlllo These cxpcrnncnts were in the category of "bas1c scacnce" in Neighbors and Frlenclt for theor thts case, the baste natures of kmdness and aympathy durong Eiectrolux Swct'per and Clarmd cancer cells They mdicated the Illness and death of our lov- For Sale Call 3461 before 8 a I21 ) Real Fstot! 10 16 title strongly but not posltiYel) of ed one Special thaolks to the 111 or attcr 4 p m course that a particular expert Rev Raymon Konkrlaht, 'Dr J mental cancer does not contain J DaviS, Meigs General Hoeptlil, FOR SALE - Apples. P~Aland, mdlvadual cells whach arc natur Rawhngs Coat. Funeral DirectOhto Brm.l own containers. C. ally rcslstant" to irradiation. on, donor:~ of flowera, pall bear· E Johnson 10 5 !mop Thus, by the proceSs of ellml en, tho.. m charge of the !Iowen, ClaSI 12 of the Methodist POTATOES-St01·k on wmter po- WANTED - Farm suitable fur nation, you are justified in reD camp ror young people Must son1ng that the phenomenon of Chureb and all wbo helped In tatoes whtle theY last S ~ ht~vc ll:~rg:! house and be located "res11tance'' wh1ch prevents lf any Will' Your klndne!S wtll Enoch, Portland, 0 10-25 tf on stream or lake, and must radiation from being a .sure-fire never be forgotten Ml'll. Ren10n Ervm and b.lve locatiOns for cabins weapon •gainst cancer, has to be APPLES Most varieties Burde!te • Famtlf Fruit Farm Nea• Laurel Clllf LOW-PRICED FARM - U acres due Jo two other posslbthhea Et 11 f ILP Church 10 18 121p good tractor land, 7 room frame ther trradtallon "mutate." few Lel\e for t~lorida, Nov 10 or 11, house 1D fair condition Bargain cells m the millions or a cancer· take one or two, share expenses .,ump Coal prtce at $1200 00, and thiS prop· ous cohmy tnto 1'resistant" ceJls and help drove R 0. Grtmm, Delivered - $6 00 lump erty can be ftnanced. or Irradiation so changes IH' Middleport, 6103-Y 11 4 3tc Delivered - $~00 'I lump NEW HAVEN, w. VA-Very well chemist~ ol the bOdy conlainl~g Phone Rutland 24710 after located 6-room frame home the cancer that Individual cells 6 DP. M or 244113 during day wtth bath electricity, gas and arc made "reslStanl" BILLFOLD lost between Dr DaviS 10 28 ate ctty water Excellent comer offtee and 1\eull Drug Store I-::====~==--,='"" 1 wttb two Iota, total olze 100 x Mull Porloct Wupo"' REWARD Phone 24192 tf loun~ Custom J(ih;- Ktlchen Kttchen J~ :;asonably pr~~gN~ ~:'¢ Ao "baSic" knowlcdgo this reJt-4-2tc detlgnild for your home Free (11 l 2Jtc MUit ol the eKperlment• could b.! 2 eltima!'ll Foreman & Abbott mOlt helpful No one should ~r ·---Phoae 62&1 y, 8 6 U mit himself to think somethln~ '18b/ Auto,SqJ'\Iices 4 room house for sale, Rutland big Is about to be done about II. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO - 24 i'OR SALr. - Appteo New !Ia Townshtp Phone 823-M curing cancer But you are justt· hour II reeker Service Day ven n•t'nrd, New tlaven. Phona ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;1;;;4;;;6;;t~p fiCd 11 you keep In mmd that all Phvne 8:l27. Night Phone TU-21688 7-21111 r weapons have to be perfected•6()3JI-X D~DGE • PLYMOUTH IIAl "AID and lrradtatton as a weopon DEi\LEF$ S 8 tl FOR SA~),;· one Lancaste. deep against all kmds of cancer often well Jet pump with pressure worka but 1s a long way from tank and switch Alao 85-ftel perfection (8) Aul\) Soles plastle p!pe, l'h x I ¥o; one aftO.WIM The experiments were petIY52 Dodge Coronet 2 dr Sedan architect's drawang table, a'1>ol ,......, ........... formed by Drs Alan o Conger $395 Sparkling d~rk maroon and tool• One l)pcwrlter desk ~ ,_..,_.._ -.. .-...o... and Helen J Lutppold in the rumh Extra nice for model and one ltlmg cabinet, handmad'e, 111 L tOCIIIII It, ,.._ 11 Oak Ridge, Tcnn Nat tOnal Labor· Blaettnar's Pomeroy 11-1-lltc One electric table saw, one wcod atory They exptnmcntcd with lathe, one soltd oak Bldeboard, ,_,.,, Clitia the ~hrllch tumor which 1. a 1 one "Wht'c" 'Iewing machine, -=&J ant1que Phone Pomeroy 815-J. 1~:--r-~::-:'~~--10 2 atf. I ... I 18. Over (~l) :If, Jlloth•r e:~~~~f~; '1f. Upsetit ••¥. 1~"91!1,,•, . t:--r'. . '-. 11!!1!'~ '"l"'l-l;,;,l;...e I sa. Roman ,. 1 MIJ)t!rtlt ' 3t.Dry, u •' '-rr+-fl~~~+:r-k~dr~+-~ p I bread ' ' ~, Mullen j National Sethe Dl\' II~~~~~!:i.Jloard, t_he Commerce Office or Drall have emfor lndustml since UH8. ... l,fNdOfoy Modo He 'lfp n,Q,e\1 that two congr~sslo'hal eommltteeo have rOo c_onlme,ndl!d prompt action alonl 11. fte!IIOVef tprlrlL) lt. Whller 13. Female pip U . Aillent DOW!f 1Aftra~ . DAILY CR\'PT()Q1J(Yl'E-Here's how AXYDLBAAX~ work It: to ' Ia LOij'GFILLOW OM letter 11\ftply allllda lor 11\other. In tb~ wnple A Ia for tile tllrto ~··· X tor thf two O'a. etc. Strorl• "ll!f" .. . , - W>P~•· 111-ltlt~··lll• tW~t~ 9,( the ~ 111·11111' ltacb day llle code le!len an tlllfennL I ' -'" ' ' • . 1 . A - "* ..o.,. ' a,piop. 'q,.'tkoe • ,. ! / l,~?'f. OCVOMMO~ ,'!I U ~~· LXT ~~~-~ -~ T ,ZI' 0 0 P V R ~ !(. . liJ T V 6- ,o,t: , h ,~ t 1: t ·o-"t' ll PL o ,, ~· ' ' 1 ' ' "' •!' •I HIS · W~1' VOLT.kiJII:, ' • .. Team Three Games, Carhng•. 2211) Team Smgle Gam.,, Carlmg,, 794 STANt;)INGS W L Pet. Starks Drugs . 16 5 762 Carling, 13 8 6!9 Ebersbach Hdwe 13 8 619 llt!P~l• .Market . 9 12 4!9 Moores S,tore . 8 13 .381 New Yolk Clothlna f 17 100 11~!1 HIGHS lnd 3 Games, P Mullen 503 Ind. I Game, P. Mullen, 214 Team 3 Gatheo, Cotllngs 2332 'l'dam 1 ,Game, Carllnp, 813 TOP "5" BOWLERS AVO. P. Mullea , 14P P. Collins 148 , �I / 'I .. ., ' ' POMEROY SOCIETY Wid~-Awpke 4-H Club Holds : I j~ 1 The Wlile Awake Annual Achievement Day Tea ---~--~------~~ Martha Nu holson Mrs Moulden Carolyn NICholson Mrs Dale NIC hohon Ellen Dutton Mrs Dale Dutton Manh n Swan who was 1ll was unable lo be ptnncd at th1s ceremony Dianne McComas, opened the meeting Ccrtthcatrs for second year ml' Nlebol!on holding the for 'Pledge to the F;ag • and Neda mbershtp were g1vcn to Janet K Bradford as aecompamsl for a Baker and l:arot Jean Russtll who ~as absent th 1d vear cert group smglng of "Amer~ea " f1cates were nwardcd to Dtanno Beverly Perrm Jumor Leader McComas and Beverly Perrsn Je'ln and program chairman announced C11se3 who romptNed two yea":-. the program which Included a work 111 411 club!i Jn Trenton wa piano duet by Martha and Carolyn lnh oduced at lhls t1me The me~.:' Nl(!holson a ptano solo by Ellt'n 1ng closed w1th t h ~ 4 H Pledge leU Dolton, a rca!ing • What are by Jean Casey 4 H's Made Of by carla Sue Gil The Prc5Hic lt JnvJtcd the gul'sl more, a trumpet solo by D1ant c Mr.Comas accompamed by her mu· ond members to th~ duung roo n ther, and a ptano solo by Janet where the 411 {olo1s of g1ccn gotJ and whtle were c<~rncd out on lht Kay Baker lea table Yellow rhrysanthcmUill !-1 Beverly pnscnted f1rst yenr pms 111 cr)slal rontamer and whit . . to these girls who were pinned b' tapers 1n s1lvcr candclbra twtnl <I w1th IVJ were used for thn ('Ciller OLD FASHION EVANGELISTIC SERVICES llollmlng Tonight at 7 1S PM 1nd every night for twQ w"k at the former Dutton Dr\W Store Locat1on Cotner Mill and Third Avo Middleport Ohio Everyone Welcome ---- ----- Barbara Hindy Meigs County Jaycees Celebrates Her Present Fburth Birthday WEDS. NOV. 6th 1 he fourth b1rthdav of Barbara wcddml ~~ all 1 Lawrenr.e Graham a11d Roger, M1c Mr and Mrs Flaoy Stgman were hael and Debby Columb •s Mt :tn~ Mrs Robert Casto md Ocekv Wednesday evenmg calle~• al the Rut! md Mr and Mrs Joe Penni:\ home of Mr and Mrs Charles Handly and Beverly Mar1et,ta \fr and M.r~ Lawrence llyscll Mrs Jean Monroe and sons or Jr w11l make heir home wtth hrr Ct)Jumbus are guqsls oC her par parents for the prc;scnt He IS em enls Mr and Mrl Alpha Barr ployed at a striP m nc Guest& of Mr and Mrs Guy Swadlev Sunday wero Mr and Mrs renee Hysell and chtldren Rick\ Bill Bob and Frances Hysell Run IV J Bolt, and Mr anit drs Mil Syracuse Nazarene chell !)ell son Parkersburg, and J(ensler, A,lqanr Church Class In Mrs Uaggle Comi,Js 'Went to Columbus Toeaday to viSit her nep Halloween Party l•ew, Ur Mrs Dyroo Allen Kathryn Hannahs Honor Guest At Birthday Party Mr and Mr Hurl BJI~ Sharo~ The annual Halloween party of Fro'!' therea~dshe will ~o by plane the S}faeuse Na7.areue Church school was held last week at lhe to Callfor~" to mil a <laughter Mr and Mrs Harry WUllamson Town Hall of Rutland called on Mrs WI! MorriS Wolfe Sop! Mrs Paul me McClintock and Mrs Leroy hamson s brOther Wa1d Kennedy, evewng Watson were the committee in Frida)l Mrs lfargarct Coughenour and charge Judges for costumes were Mrs ~I lee VanZant Cheshire call Mrs Roy Wtnebrencr, Gladys H~nna'IS enfertaln.ed w1th a dlhner Sundt!y at thC!Ir home Butternut Av" hopo11hg thm granddau,hter 'fUthryn Jane Hannahs on her mn lh b~rlbday A birthday cake teed In whtt ~ and decorated wJlh yellow rose buds was served With the dtnner Cooper and Edwm Hayman Guests ~ere llr and Mrs C II Four prtzes were awarded m n •c:.p ,.., M, ll'il~nnrt and Mr and each qroup wtlh Donna Rea Dar Mn Victor Hannahs Kathryn Jaur lene Watson Susanna Arnold and and Chuekle 'll'f Mrs Elizabeth Cundiff the prett1 v. Middleport Sot>ietv Arrangcmclnts flowers were used throughout lht Manley home A reception was held ammed1a tety after the ceremony and wt d dmQ" cake Ice cream koolad(! anrl coffee were served Attcntling the wedd1ng and r~ cc pt10n were Mr and Mrs Law Mn R C Meadows entered a Scout Troops Hold Combined Halloween Party Bey Scout Troop 2M with their leader Gcorcte Wagner and assisl ant leader Harold Smith receniiY eomblr.ed With ~ub S<Out Pack 260 and their leader Sam Curti• ana the l!:xplorcr Post 270 nnd leader James Reese for a Halloween party all)lc HCJnlock Grove Grange Hall Prltcs for costumes were aword District MYF Meeting Held At Jackson cd to Larry Rc(!~e prcftlc~>t Dnvirl Williams ugllc~t and Charles Sm1lh most onglnal m the j!roup lo twelve year~ of age tnd Dni"v Rr.C'sc pretlttsl l'hll Jl"rrl !i!on ug Uctot entl Ermn Smith most ong ln11l 1n the ol~cr ~roup Refreshments t"J( dou~hnuts c1d r-r 11nd coff, c wcrr scn1 d hy the leaders asslslt!rl by ~tr,; I ouiliC Jhrrl!ion 11nd the lh n mother" \f"lt I ,..onnrd llel!d and Mrs Zlbil Those pr<'scnl were Mlehucl CoiQmbus hospitAl Saturday for Davtd and Nancy Bwtk!rk JoAnn observotlon 11nd treatment Nenl Michael nnd l'eny Bee8ce Mr and Mr~ Paul Cuto 1\tra Sally Duckworth Rtmdy llusscll Powell Columbos and BetMy md Alun Cunnmgham Hob Mrs Thoma~ Swauger Chauncey !n Mills Antta Mane rultz Brenda were ¥.cek tnd guests of Mr and 1 dworrl• 1 arry Walker Stephen Mn I• rank Vrooman nnd Stcphun1e Pullen Hobert Mrs Clnrcnec Ebcnbach has Htcc Wayne Davis Stephen and heen YJBillng her daughter Mn George Dallas Hlndy l'etc~ Lalllch and family In Lan Midkiff <IIHtcr Mr and Mn Lalllch and ~ons, Tod and Prter nre moving to (:h lcngo where he has been trans Hindy Attends 1Small Loon Ass'n ' Meeting In Col's. 1 rcrrcd Mr and Mrs James Lloyd Bel tne were mernlght guests of Ius 1 parcnt11 Mr and Mrs Bruce Lloyd ,md their children Nl<ky and Cathie spent the weekend at the Jolly Workers Sunday School Clpss In Meeting ed on Mr and Mrs Cash Braley Friday They called on their cousi11 Earl VanZant also Mr and Mrs Cla1r Nelson und two sons and Vonley Elbel and Dwsy Miller called on the1r broest Ronme Hubbard Mary Jamce Cundl(f Ronald Wolfe &nd Jl!" ther Ray Miller o/'d familY at my Watson ugliest and AlfrM Parkersburg Sunday1 Mr and Mrs Charles Handly Ruschel Deanna Watson, Sandra spent Sond&Y..).YIIh Mrs Handly's Bowers and Mrs Dora WoUe the mother at Culloden near Charles· most or1gmal Games were playe~. <luring the ton Mrs Juhn Dexter and children evenmg ~nd prizes awarded the Huntmgton were weekend guests wmners An amatuer show was presented with prtzes awarded to of Mr and Mrs Dale M1ght Mrs W G DaviS Wellston Susanna Arnold and Darlene Wat qpcnt n week w1th her daughter son Hot dogs doughnots and a soft Mr nnd Mr< Dale Wright Clarence Hewitt Akron colic~ drmk were served on W"o Kennedy Wedne•day Wu1d Kennedy left Wedqesdav to v"lt h10 son Flo)d and fimJiy In ColumbUs I Pomeroy High School Aud J11ne IImdy daughter uf Mr and Mr 'nd Mrs Wtlllam Mayes and 'Mrs I<alad Bmdy was l~elebroted daughttr 8 1rbara Lima spent the Saturdily w1th a party tn their week end hm 'Fhey brought his recreation room Deccorattons for mother Mrs Luctlle Mayu hom, the party w~:re ptnk and the ch1l after sbe had been viSiting at their dren were gtven favors of bal horne for the past two weeks loons and bubble gum Mrs RhM Brown Huntington AsaJstlng Mrs Hmdy were Mrs has been vtstltng Mr and Mrs C George Baker and Mrs Sherman F Hibbs and son, George 'lo{r and Mrs Oscar Eppley Buskirk whll served b1rthudy cake and 1ce cream to the guests Gamps Philo were wcuk end guc1l& of were plnyed and a prn.c was wown Mr and Mra Harold Eppley and son Stephen by Lnrry Walker 1 Funeral scrvle'!&s for Benson ll Ervm were h'eld Saturday at the RaWimgs Coals Funeral Home w1th the Rev C R Konkright pastor of Heath MethodiSt Churcch offtctatmg Burial was m the Rlv en~ew NEW '58 FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS FOR RATED NO. 1 tt.:lcuncHI Clothes t Unt Removal t Urlcit Spin ean, hae returned to school this by Ualled Stulcti l'cstlng Co , lne. PRICED FROM BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport 011 the town, or on the 1ob make eure you ap· pear at your besl Good grooming calls lor spot· Jcssly clean fresh clothes _ the • lllnd you always gel b:lck when you send them to us CALL 122 week Mr and Mro B Iawhorn and daughter, Debby, Sprlnalleld •pep\ the week end with Mr and Mrs Gene Dodoon and children Mr and MrL Charl\11 Slndle and 10~ Charlea Jr, Sprlnglleld, were guc•t• of Mr and Mn 'William Mil and ehlldren and the Dnd son family Mr ••d Mra Leo Swl<k Colom boa spent the week end with her father C H Wloe Sr and Mid Ruth Wl1e Mlsa Jeon Well! RN GallipoliS, Robert Floher attended the Slnle football game Saturday Mr and Mra Ralph Lee, Racine, vlsltod sunday with Mr and Mn Charles McNomoe Mrs McNamee Is reeoverlna olowly after • rcoent lllnc11 Mro C F Hibbs ond Mro Hor ace Rouab wpre bualnesa vlsltora I 11 11 Following tho ontertalnm.nt a short buslneaa moclln8 was held and now officers were elected Elected president was Luther Tucker Other offleers arc Betty Thomas, viCJe prealdenl and Ora Mae Smith, treasurer The latter was rc elected It was voted to donate $20 tow ard the movie projector project and Mn Bolly Cadle waa appomt ed lo repreoent the cl881 at a meeting next week and preacnl the donation Deeorotlons wo"' In kcepmg with tile llalloween season Preo enl were Mn Tommy Vance and Rose A.no ahl! Sandy, Mra Don al4 CJ)Ot and Jlehble, Mrs Jsek Johnlon ~·d Dennis, Mr and MIS Robert Roulh and Pam and Karen llr. t ~q- 'l!rf, Rill•• Cadle and Seottre and Stephan, Mr and Ws Glt¥IJI ~\Wl'llbl ond Mr and Mrs James Profflit Mr and Mrs Droll Kevs Allee Janel and Bobby Keys :llr and Mra James Starcher, Spencer W Va , Mr and Mrs Marvin Kcc baugh and Tonya MISB Clarestlne Randolph, Chester and Mr and Mro Erwin Cain Hockingport Mr and Mrs William Wllhams of Laneaster were Saturday even lng supper guests of his parents Mr and Mro Robey Wilham• Mrs Irene Halt1 Athens was a buslnesa visitor here recently Mro Bertha Randolph Is a sur patient at St Josehh llos In Galllpollo Saturday Mlddlep6rt women who attend ed lhe World Communily Day ser· vice In Syroeuoe Friday Included MrL David En!Jmloger, Mns Noah H11klnt, 111111 Frieda Foehnle Mrs Brueo Lloyd, Mrt 0 P Klein Mrs Karl Owen, Mil M1ron Miller, Mr1 Geor&• Andenon Jr !IISI Mara•nt Sluer, Mrs Millon llond Mrt J H Areher, Mrs L D Diles, ).In Edison Baker !Irs Charles Bonnell, Mrs Lucille 0, Hawtlna, Mil Arnold Richards , Clifton ......I'. ' BOYS' DUNGAREES \ $1.78 olg•kln crow In hlo rvned Big Jank dungorttl •• Sanlorlatd. completely wolhoblt, ond ~p~dally deligoed •~ takt plonty of ""nllhmont. S•~cs '4 to 16 I l1ppor closuro I luJI'.prool rltolc .. lronf pocltll t Stlllfr It-or t ~luo dt••m I '•fly"ut hlpi•~WC/Ied ond,,.;n/wced ............, bact ,...lilts EL8ERFELDS Ol1io Power Divisions Are Now Lonpr, lower, more lu!Nrioua ... Del' '18 Stl!debaktr,lyHnc 1 Ia Hawk inepiNd &lid •lhe moet beautllul olt tht road IWid• in·lillld with tradftionil Studebakel' leaderlhlp in ltyuq Itt traditional Stu~~ mlttmmJIIp, built bJIO f"!.r mo. Tht. ~ that ~~Studebaker t. a quaUty car era!~ luhnrnlue .. wllett yqq buy, 'flton you diive and witH r:ou •• trade And 811.-.lellaker pilcee "" atlrlcltye, You II10lY luxury etr leaturel and tn1inearlnr advanoeo In eviry Studebaker lllan .Y".woukllhlnk pcaible at tht prlet. ~ deeldtnron any ear, athe'te Studebaktrll ... !tom Amerlea'• ' lowewpileed full-tl&ell ~· the SC:o1Jm~ 1 !0 the luxurloul PNI<Ianf. Gueot-drive dbe. Then malt )'01!1" d-on I !lift' awt Studebaker-Packard coaroiATtON I I ~ er on the third llbor the Wrtg~t was ruo~ed 10 Holm where he d1ed at t 16 this morning as 1 result of degree burns consolidation of Valley and Southern DtVISIODa of Ohio Power Two other aged ,..n were ••••• yesterday as Mr E D {Mtke) Dougherty handed Mr W Fell severely burned Earl Show suf W Fell, present manager of the Southern DIVISIOn and fonnerly of fermg second snd 1~1rd dcfrl'• 1 wiU manage the new, cordbmed dtYlston, which, In addition to burns was •till in Holzer HOIIP' dl 1r1 tal toda) while Frank Allen snf s cts, mcludes dlstnct offices m Newark, Cambndge, ferin: from smoke lohalatlon non, •xposurc was treated and lhen .... M.r J R Thomas, at nght, w1U be Dlstr1ct Manager of th~ Portsmouth Olstrl~l which will teased lie one of the largest dtstncts of lhe new combined dtvlsion Mr Howard B Kress left will Sevml oth•ro w•re burned r tontlnue to manage the ironton dtstnct ' ' ' '' severely and treated at the .Jf the rlre The fire totally 1ntlrc top floor ,ol th~ ~troieture whiCh In recent served as a home. f~ ",,.,,.,.,., llglit rein IIIIo day 46'" 54. MUthw.st, low I structur~ 1,Feen~y··~en Le~on.Post 128 IsN ~owHBu!~) B~~!~~.!,~~~be~!~l m S41111e sections greeted Oblo voters today 111 the The weatller was not expected to bold down a predicted Monday MiadlP,DRfl -r- Man Comp1etes Twenty years 'th sporn ' last week and Sall!bury grad< IChester school opened Monday Howeve· and Bradbury rema1n clo•ed and Bedlord WOI added ' . Doc to the extcnl)ve eaUIJcd to the bUilding nalnder of the ,.,,...~."~' 'oday tie& DOW !Rd. lhll hi~~ffJ!'~~i.:'".:::~ ~ Ialf!O..)::~~~~ 'i'hey .:.:.:.:::..::::..::.!:...::":::s:;::;:::.:n :.t n" ~Ul'~u Annual -Dtnner Planned :hie meeting '' slated to begin al 10 a m with the dmner bemg tilrved 11 12 13 p m Rcservo!lons f,r !he dinner ean be made with ,. 'lltilt 'J. E Sommer, exeeutlvc secretary of the Farm Bureau lo town and11 car In st6p Wolter Glen CartwriSh~ mas tor ll)alntenanee man.ollbe Philip lnvesUgetlng officer Henry Wer ;,porn Plut was ' 1 eccntly pro ry uid the car baek JJf PidceDJ mDtcd to mamte'nance foreman was driven by lobo W MOI'fiJOn 24. Point Pleaunt Damgge to the He wall £1rst employed by the front of Morrison's eor waa aet Compony Deccfllbor 5 1949, aa The aceldenl occurred ol helper in the mamtcnance pm partment and later boc1me a an aceldent reported Monday matnlcoance man Deputy Sheriff Howard rnru:. In October 1950 he was gran! a etr driven by Benjamm Bonea 'd mlhtary leave ol abscnoe and Raotne, was slrUek by another ""'~ in the U S Army arlJIIcn by Glenm Jloigess 1nd retu•ned to biS JQb In Nov Aeeordlqg to Lbe report Ben]• 'mber 1862 He became a mosier ~nl Bogge8S aaJd GlenW!' Boggq 'llllntenlnee man In November eame Across the eenter line l!lld 1fiiH bit him" No ettatlons Into eolll'l Cartwright 11 a native o/1 WO!'<! lliued Clifton W Va and attended Wa JJ~D~es Kwer wos a pwengor hama IDgh School He 18 m~rrle1 lin the heavUy dtmaged w driven d ('- Jd In Mason w Va by Bo&ge~ The aeddenl oeeurred an ••' es ' on Rt 12t In Racine Salurdly. M; Southern States New Haven Man Wins Promotion Cooperative Meeting Planned At Spom Plant Epmry Roush of Letart wIll represent Southern Stales Coopefll live m110bers Maw~ County at 34th an~onl ' mectmg In Rich· I mond Va., on Nov 7 8 : AIJo llllendln& will be Pr\111 South..rn ~tcs Plc18ant Cooperative agc!nor '111J11agcr Sche&led during'' thee ,;;~,~~'!:J 's a 111f tong tour of ·i borg and Jsmestol'n, Va bullineu se"'lon will lealure .W¥11imo. Junior Cia" will annu~l report or <t11er~bo!ls con and the Beer an ftrmnUon p£ new d1rrrtors and a ael eomedv In the panel dlsc11~ston Prrsuhn!! at School audltorlu•n tbe meeting w11l In W N Stone man of Vnrma Va 1 Forruer Congrc~man Cnlvm D under the dtrec:tlon advlaors, Mn Mar Johnson. Upper Marlboro ltd and MI'JI Florenee and J11ek f,t~cY w1ll address tne delegates on rlmrFday Cl111k, Lake, llnsJ, Hancoek About %10 000 PE<ted to vote in CQyabo&t County C19' restdents will vo\tJ 1 for 16 of the 33 etly eou111:U JellS three munlelpal court judger, muJU<Jpal rolll'l clerk, foor pial' es on !be Clevet.nd SchaOI , Boord, ood one on the slab Sehool Boatd from lhe 23nl COJI fRIIJ"'!"I Dislriet. _1 • Mnyor Anthony (;elebr<eze was 'I oure bel to "'" • third stra1gh! term u the ellY's e~e! exeeuli>e He had no opJ>Oalion. Th' maypratly and couneU fights In Younptown were 01· peeled to brinJ out a heovy vote there In tlu! fight lor maYJif, mcumhent ~ank X Kryzan, a Demoeral was p11t•u agamst G Stanley Kreller, a Republican MtYOr Charles P Taft of Cm· (Continued •• Page FIVe) Clerk In ~. WIM!or Pion! Con 1\J'llcll,on l!ePIIrlment of the Wheeling ICitollie Co)llpaof In Qttobor 1t3'1. Jn 1MO he trio~ ferrcd tQ !he Deepwoter Open! tng compaw,· IIOopoater N 1 ., eonlllru.ucin o!fi.e m~nuer !.Iter he ~e ~ratlnl, aet log mllllint office manaJer In Oetober11GU ~e ente!ed tbe m.y ond JierVed bJ the Kedlt terrane•• thealre With the 15HI Fort' He "'lurlled from the y.,... In 11145 and wrtl!tl wort at tbe Tldd Plont Conllru"' lion Depll'lmoq~ BrlllJ;In~ Oh.o, as on iiCCOuntonl ond Iller 15 office manoger In 11149 he Iraniferrcd to the Philip Sporn Plant as llllllanl office manager a~d wao )lromoted to offiee manag•.: FebrUary I, 1863 lfr Theis Is a nat1ve of Fair· mon~ W VI , where he attended Fairmont Hlsh School He olu llllendcd Elliott Scbool of Bu•l· ne. lo \vhOellng W Va He ,. a Pomeroy Council •n a sess1on member of the Amer1ean LeiiiM on~ attends the Lutheron Church held ){onday nl&hl went thruug~ He II 11mled ond reudeo JD llld the mollona but accomPlished hWe el•• other than ordennd dlepofl. Ohio the payment of bills submitted alnce lilt meeting ~l.t. One reJOIUUOn was pmed MO'I· ~6emen dtY In wblcb all members of the •!reel department who have ser vice of II leAst one vear Will b• gnnted a Y1cation with pay th~ l~ ,f" ume " other drpartn~rnts or the VIllage Pomeroy Council Grants Vacations Fo~ Street Dept. J t Is ICiven Plaintiff lm w-Drt Ruli'ng I Judgomenl on a eognovll note loiJIIIng $1,842 IZ was I'I'Ddercd tod~ here 1n Common Pleoo Court ~rdlng to an entry flied today • 'l1'ie rulln& waR made by Judge Jobn C Bacon In Allred E H CfOW dba Ohio Valley Feed Co, ltOIERT L. PARSONS Raeloc, vs Claude Adkinl and I Robert k Parsons asshitant lllarle Adtlns Fred W Crow 11 at· control operotor at the P~lllo tomcy for plolotlff Sponi Plant, was recently pro In other entrle~ John M WtU, moted to control operator Pomcn>y with Wolham H Jan.. He first came With fhe Coo• of Golhpolls as hiS attorney, filed pany May II. 1949 a• a enol haild sflll for divorce from Dorothy M ler and lotct berame auxiliary WUI, Pomeroy The case, VltglnJa• L<jlllpment opcrotor lu JanUf-) l'aullue Bouoh ,.. V1rgli II. Roul!b 1951 he was granted military Wf!J dumiJScd and m White Cro88 le~ or absence al'ld served hl JIOfpttal vs Aivm It Uitchte, an. lli~ S Air Foree and returned 1agreement was reached sattsfymg to • joh 111 Jas~uarl 191!5 , \he eauoe, and 11 '''" wa1 ordered )lr Parsoils is a nauv• ol M> dilmilised I son County and allended Wo The court set down Nov 12 at haml High Scbool He is a mom lO 11 m ao the bme to hear 1 molter Of' the Amorlean Le~ion and iloa for ~ntempl of court ~ugh! i&c Riverside Saddle Club b li)' the plamllff m Miriam M Oh· •Ingle, and tosldes near New H• llnler vs Orval T Ohlwger ve~, W. Va ........,._ PLAN CHILl SUPPEit ' lliTIRID T'ACHERS TO Ml" The Youth FellowshiP of the Tllli lfeJ~s County Retired Enterprise EUB Choreh ore apon Te¥b~n AS$DC1atlon w1ll meel oorillg a chill supper 'hlurtday, Satuiljay, Nov 9 at the bome of November 7 lrom 5 to 7 P m H~i ~ma Seltz. W Loeust St, Ti<kets w111 be avsllable at the al I ao PI m. aoor. I ... '\ ' IJble to vote But loeal wues held'1he key to voter mterest Brown •aid 1118 three propoted eo111Uiotlonal smendmento have otlqeted little ottenUon throughout lhe itote ' 'l'be proposed • omendmepfl ' would Ellmlnato tbe yeah~.t~::·t~·~ requirement for ~ ~ • ed to publle offteer ' stole law Allow new Oh1oons to vote for presidential eleoton only with out meetln~ tbe year 1 nssdencc ' reqwremenl for votm. Make It eu1or for cOIIIltiet of 100,000 population or mor• r)l 1 adopt eounr, charter ,fonD. "ali corernmenl Brown reported ~~~~;:E~Ei1: 56o 1957 off. y~ election •·~~' nen ' · by Prlnctp~l two and a quarter million voters m the stale, who wiU decide whtch cost the George Sargent wh.en population from a gas heat of elasl4e/l was rcdured by ov~r the fate of local candidates, some local Issues and three pro-~ po,.d 1mendment1 to the alate 50 per ccn~ and at leaat or1e bus eon••ttutlr>n driVer was taken ill wtth no subOnly 1boul one lhtrd of !be ~ tJtut c 41\ culable •tate • eligible voten 10ere .et· Spokesmen at the office o£ the peeled to ca•t ballot&, although ~ounty supermtendent of fiiChoob the poll• were ......ted to be mtheated that the phys1cal d1~o busy m some arw where h~t loorders cuttmg mto acbool attend cal wues were at stake ance m the county whu~h ha~ I Secretary of State Ted w rlos<!d hve schools m all may Brown e1hmoted about Six and still be mereumg one ball million OhiOIDJ are el£· llarnsonvllle schools reopenetf Mason Resident ·ven Promotion Foremahship ••rt UNJTED PRESS -...::...·~~-..J, The natton's fatality toll from flu and Its c~~~~·~:~;~~!l ·Ute !ll&rk toaay In the ll'lke of sharp deatbs ~IJOr!ed by lour 'tales However, no new flu epidemics were reported anrl.-.mtoStj,r.;'" ~etOber major outbreaks BP.peared tp be decline v The Unite~ Pr.~,. co~ntl!d a of 5.46 an4 lla a(t!l' effcet~•• tlit f the flnll 'lp~tinco ~-lllttt nn "~i.i.>llL~....~flli!t! llndll •• 'the (t)~lllf!f lllfll' _..,lfHi•!"Utllll. A!mmer .., A Youth ' tfiitgeitiftr- SCrvicc will be prese)lled at the New The toll by slates •bhwcd 12~ deaths in !New York Ql in Penn Haven EUB Chut:eh begi~11!Ia on Sunday, Nov 16 and eontjnn s~lvanla tl In M•eblgiJl, to In lng until November 24 Clll(ornla 59 In Ohio, 24 Jn Scrvlees will bo held <>very 1?,Wi, 21 In Jlll~ou and Loulmna night at 7 30 P M with talk• 18 In Wisconsin, 16 In Nebraska, being given by two, young men 15 In Co011e<tlcut and Washm~ mterested lnr church work They ton, 11 In Utah 1 10 In Colorado , Erhardt I Lang and WUllanl In Hawaii 8 In Indian, and Ken· ~~~ky, ; In Mfnn•.ota 5 10 Okh I Lang was born In Yokonama tiofn~ .and Tenncsl!ee 4 New Japan the son of missionary por Jeroev, 3 In Maryl•nd Mi1ssoo1·11 cQ\1 an~ IS a graduate or 41 and Oregon and 1 In Ar~nd, so brtght Collere. Clm of 111M. Maille and tho DIBlrlct .f Colum lltoir lui whort lie majored In Entt\lwh , bla1 put lbem at lie hu ••~ells In othlttu ihe blv•"t f-talll) JUhlo '"' 8'1 share of and hobbles Include polnUtlf hl Nebran.1 wftere health offl mineral collettlng, writing, jour el!ls counted at least 16 dcath.l nattsm and 'Y" work ~lomed on nu since summer Lutz his just eompleted h" lii-evioutly, only three dcotbs bad first year at thQ United Thoqlobeen reported In NebraskL c dtal Seminary He Is a graa~afe Oh•o s death toll ehmbed from meJ!Ubil i of Otterbein Cplleg•, Clasa 111118 %8 to 39 In recent days, whllo wbere he ml.lo.-ed In Enghoh 9nd olghl new nu-assoe•atc4 death• philosophy and a<rved as an asWCff reported In Connecticut and sistant IJboraiOry Instructor 1 seven tn rennsylvama He enjoy& swlm"\tn'g and mosl However serious Ou outbreaks '~porta and bas served as a atu continued In Dctr01l, whtch Ill! dent pastor In the Ohio Southea<l itclfotted 36 deaths nnd Ph1fa ern Conferen.e. He Is a member 1• ~elphla, whloh counted lour more o/ the &ole Confertnco ,/atalllles sln<e the we,kcnd s• Bolh men are lntemted In tic Loul8 reported Its llrsl fatality wotk of young people and will possibly caused by Aslin dlreet their talks toward tkc ~outh of the area ne~red W..........,., A ~ Bedford School wu ordmd closed ' 'lbian Flttneatb Toll Rises To Near 550 Mar,k In Ohio Cloudy ln._-. Dull ,udy Skies Greet Ohio V ·Visit Polls In OfExpectYear Elec:tioft· Over Two Million ""••~!·:~!'~~~;,~aJnB!Ie and claim· i'-'I'M annual' dinner meeting ol tho Mason Counly Fonn Bureau will 1le held on November 16 at tile Moose Lodge In Pt P)oasanl i\nnounecmcnt of the new mem ticn of the Board Dn•eclors will be ' mode ol that time Blllott are now being completed by members thro~'boul the county tL ,, ' '" ~ lllness Forces Monday Bedford School at approxlmai"'Y ·ro Close Today Mason Co. Farm· Tbe l'lelldtDt 4..Soor 8tdaltt • otyle ltacler oa lbe J<>e& ' ·----~-----·----~----------- •t• It's the NEW way of going places! , .. I entl'1fl'e' .......... AMI ' IJ Ha'o Jhe pride of th .., tI c COMING KARR 6 VAN ZANDT vatu_, · l,fj" I OLDS mo bilit See tliese new STUDEB4KERS: 1958 ~ders Qi both s*YliRg alld \ / I You'll want to know about • nobinson's Laundry Cemetery I ~~~e ~;nr~nJ ~;~s r~~;;rlt r~~;~J At~~nHa~~dM~~ ~~~ ~r! ~:~~r~cr YOUI fUllS ' Mr and Mrs Ross j(Jng and family Letart Route, ~r and Mrs. Jack Johnson and fomlly v"lled Mr Lester Johnson a11d Bolly Call Saturday 1 Robert Ohver spent the week end w1lh his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Ohver , aob Oliver, student of Glenv1Uo Stde reachers :.»liege, apent lhe Pall bearers were Fred 'Mourn week end wilb .us parents, Mr mg, Raymond Saxton W W Hayes and Mrs Cbesler Oliver 1 Robert HarriS Charles Bennett Mr •nd M.i George Cartwright Jnme~ Damels and daughtera, Donna and Sally, Relatwcs and fr,cndS from out oC Library, Pa' and Mr 'od Mrs ol town mcluded Mr and Mrs 1Ralph Walla and children, D~bble, Clifford Cunmngham and sons Jtu.~le and Rusty of MeDonald, 0 Keil~ ond Denny, Lima, Gilbert were week ~nd gues\1 of Mrs Ervm Jack Drudy Mr and Mrs Grace Cartwright and Miss Katie Charles JllcDowelj, Cecil ~ails ?hvcr Mr and Mrs Ernest Ervm colum Mr and Mrs Jack Barnhart of bus Eimer ward, Logan Mr and ~olumbus spent tho week end with Mrs Harvey ;~ 1 mmerman Wells Mr Cllflo•d Johnson snd tam1ly at I ::A:d:m=·=f2~·~50~c~ac~h~:~G:~·:Jv~O~N~ei~ll~a~n~d~l~he~pr~e~sl~de~n~t~o;f Pvt Jameo JohnROn Fort Riley Kan "'lved here Sunday to attend the funeral of his father In low Robert W Rawhngo Mrs Luther Ram1ey Hunting ton has been visiting her s1aler 10 Jnw MI'B Walter Rainey Sunday Mrs l!am1ey and Mrs Lillian Me Ghee attended a concert given at Ravenswood by the i\larahall Col lege Choir Pod Ramsey " a mem ber of the choir Mrs. sam Pearman and son Padl Middleport Hill nre '" Jooaly Ill al their home Dianne McCcmao who has been 111 for the plit wee~ with Infected ' .' flOOD CARMEL Bv Betty Carleton The Mcthmlid Youth t~rllowslup Mr und Mrs John Arrlu r 1 I of Ucnth Mcthndi,;t church S('llt a dau~htcr Nuonll Mr ond Mr:i rtclcgntiOn to Jack:;on Sun11av af Huss<'ll AHhcr nn1t lhrec chlldn 1 lcrnunn to aHsnd a Dhltrlct MYF or Guylivlllc VISitul recently wtl 1 cctlng conccr!l.lnl!: Methodl ~t Walter Eva and Sadie Archer m Rt v Rtchmd Young took chtt Homes and lldo~pila i< h ner wtth the Archer fmuly S •I Those atten IRJ( rum rrt 1n 1 cl11ded the Rev C R J<onkr\l{ht !lr~; tmd Mr 11 Jlnrold C1rc:h 111 I anrl ~on O.tvld John Ketchka son or Unrrns were Sund,IV gu(sl Vrra Covert Delorr.11 Mossman 1 f Mr and Mts IJomct Circle illl t sa n c1 r a Rrcwlnl!lnn Tea nellf' ! famliJ Crooks Betty and Bubaru Covert ~r unt.l Mrs Wlllmm Pcu 1 HI' two children of Holland Oluo PomNI)• Pf'r~on~ls spent Wednesday ntght 'nd I hur~ '\1 r!1 F'n1h U11thlr cnttrl11in 1 I dny wilh Jhcr mother Mrs Mul\ wtlh a fanulv t!mncr Sun111y 11 Ctrcle tmd son Mchan lPREEDSVILLE 1 II ~lloa Clifton Benson Ervin Funeral Rites Held Sunday 8 1 The Jolly Workcr11 Suntluy Kol•l lltndy mun 1~1 r nr the Llyod home while their purenls School ci1111S of the Mason Mctho Mt II,!:K l uunty orfl<'e of the Bcon were ID Columbus and son D1rrcll Lee Mr nn I C1rcle and dmughter Porpcrov onw savhlg!( and 1 oan Company Karl Beck oldest son ol Mr dlst Church mel for their regliiAI lier Mt.s Rov Wolfe and ~on Jlavmfln 1 were Wednesday evenmg guests of/ Willi m Columhus Wcdnc tiduy and and Mrs DaReuben Beck has been monthly potluck dinner meelmg 1hursdny to attend a mcetmg at Ill with flu on laot Tue!day evenlna in the all of 'coiHmhus Mr onri Mr~ Mrs Mary Cirdc Robort Rllrhlc and SOil Bobhy ' "'I li;iiiiiiiii iiijiiiiiiiiiiiii. tht Oh o Small I oan Association Mrs Lowell Probasco entered church socl11l rooma Mr~ Rltch1c oml sons Raymonl 11 held ut the Deohlcr Hilton Hotel Meigs Geueral Hospital Sonday The m•mbers en toyed a masked More thall 1 000 manngers and 1 t H owncn of small loan companies <'Venlng aa a llurgt "al pat en er daughter Julie Ann Probaoco party which WI& followed by their and were at the mccUng and among sophomore at Miami Unlven;Uy dinner Games wore played and Mitt Lucy Kibble the distinguished !lpcakers were and Mr Probasco are both here pritcs were won by James Profitt Robert Rouoh Glonn Cartwright Recent Sunday dinner guests of for oeveralfrom dayssurgery while 1he Is re and Dallas Cadle Mr and Mrs P R Randolph were the U S Chamber of Commerce covering ~ ~ I h·re LANGSVILLE length go\\n of \\hJte nylon ntt w1th mllehmg accessories for hr.l Carrolltown were weekend quests of Mr and Mrs Robert Warner Mr and Mrs Harold Brabb1n of Our1bar we1c weekend guests o her parents Dr and Mrs C E W Dowmc • Mr and Mrs Garland Weaver C~nd daughter o\nn of Dayton wc1c weekend i:UCsts or her parent.; Mr and Mrs John Sauvage Sr M1ss Barbara Ann Wehrung RN of Chicago Ill arnvcd Fr1day to "~SI " t m the care ot her grund mother Mr!i! llarr) Wehrun g PilleJ t 1n Holzer Hosp1hl Mr and Mrs Darrell t:hevalle p1ere .and D1anne presided at the 1nd son Darrel' Lee and Raymond silver cofrec se rvic e and Bever) Wolfe or Columbm were weekend Pernn served punch guests of ~rs Freda R1tch1e Mr Guests were gncn lapel t_.gs 1 and Mrs Roy Wolfe or Co!umbu!! scribed Friends or 4 It and th spent Sunday w1lh Mrs R1tct&1C Mr and )Irs Robert Sayre vts t members wore the oHH tal 4 H P' 1 l'd Sunday m Columbus with ancl oH1cers buttons frl('nds Cm!b1s mcluded Mr and Mrs t Mr and Mr~ 1arl Millard {Pa l E Blakeslee Mrs Adnan Garsuu Jnd daughter DIXIe Mrs Wilha n Fowler of Columbus were Sund;a Bradford Mrs Wallace Bradford ,l.!uests of hts parents Mr and Mr Mrs EdiSon Baker Mrs Charlott.., Nlnman Flower Mrs Clifford Ebcrshach Mr< ?crrln !~irs Clarence Casey ra rul Jacob~ and MISs Judy Moot,. vtsllcd Monday m Charlesto11 W Ill ~·tt·"' ~~~ Garnet 6mllh Kerm•l Ward, Hamden, Kenneth Mr and Mrs Elmer Hy&ell and and Gus Smith 1 Wud, McConnclsvUie, Mr and Walter Mary and Dorothy Mr. Karen Anne Slone, Cleveland, Su51c Dune~n of Clifton W Va Mrs Metv 1n DeVot, Ballo, Mr and Don Scnrlcs Mrs LewiS Russell IS here visiting ~er grandparents, was tho week end guest of Mr and l!rs Howard wort~DaD, Dundll, Suo Mrs James B" kcr and Mary Mr and MJ'll C E Humphrey Mrs Dooglas Clrelo ~nd family Jllr ana Mrs Steve Jlobaon, Galli· Mr and Mrs David 01lcr Mr and Jo Ann Brmker of Racine was polla, Mr and Mr•, Randolph Mrs George Casto 11nd J1mmy, MrJ the Wednesday evening guest of Ward Raven•woooi Mr and MTI Ruby Ennon Mrs Elo1se Snyder Margaret Ann Carleton '-th ' Cb lstl ri t1u Mn Lula Casto Mr and Mrs El The Langsv11Je Congregational I "' ur r an, un wood Phillips nnd Carol Mr and Christian Church ts mstalllng a Mn Sylvta t'OOI caued on the ' Mrs Fred c.,to and PhylliS, C.rf bottled gas healln~ system Archers Thorsdar afternoon Manley Mrs I cW:~ Smith and F1oyd Cleland Is In Me1ga Geq Dorothy and Mary the Rev and eral Hospital with lnjorieB reee~>ed Mrs Sayre and Rebecca Roger In a tractor aeeldent Tuesday Mrs lletly Call and children and Eddy Manley Middleport M• W F Wtlcox and son, Keith, VISited Mr and Mrs. Donald Oh anrl Mrs Ravmond Manley Mrs have the no linger •I Middleport Sunday after· Mr and Mrs Lawrence Manley, Middleport are snnouncln:t the Mr and Mrs llobarl Young of marrlaga of their daughter, RP" Sidney arrtved Saturday fnr a VISil mo'ry lo Lowren<e Hysell, Mlddl• WJth Mtsscs Kate Ehzabcth and port RD ~n Sondoy, Nov~bOJ 3 at th~1r home Th.e Ccremony"W::t., Evelyn Ftck ancl other relatives Mr and Mrs James Edgar G•n perfOrmed by the Rev GUY F S!l ther of Cmcmn~ti were weekend yre Pastor of the Church of Christ guests of his parents, llr ~nd M" 1ft Christian trnlon · The bride who all ended, the OriS Gmther Chester Road Mr and Mrs Paul \fetlor of Middleport schools wore a Ooor 4-lr Clob had lh01r motheis or grand mothers their annual Achievement Oay aL t~e home or their Mn~ L. W McComas DOelL • yOWS IdauChlor ' Mr and Mrs E C Dalley ani! 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0, Nov. 4, 1957 and son m law1 Mr and Man Iey- Hyse II Marrtage Mrs Otis B11ley Racine, were re - Mr und Mrs Paul Sm•tb spent ton, Cheater Ward, Chilllcolho, Are Even t Of SUn day NOV, 3\cent v!Silors ol W A. Randolph Wedne&diY evenln& wllb ,dr& Mra Cora ward, Mr and Mr& \, , Tbe .!ilreet commJttt'e was al <~() ordered to mvest1gatc poss1bl• repaii'S to an open sewrr "'" • the Central School on Condor S' A petition for the repair of a roadway on Naylors Run h1ll wJs referred to the Sutton Twp trustees for action ma~mveh as th1 1eeuon l't'ferred to m the p.tiiion was ljlld to be the responSiblhfy of the township Present were Councilmen Rov Betzln,, Richard Jones. Dm Sebaerer, Wayne Swtsher and Don Mullen along w1fh Mayor R F )lobmsoq and ~lrrk Charles Le!iat - - -· MAitKiT REPdRT CiNeINNA11 UP - Produce Et~~~B sleody, P"''" at far1ns U S col)luu:)er wh1te~; and browns. f,. jumbO.! ~9 A l•rge 45 A lnedlum 3N8, A small 24-%8, B Jarce 31-42; FOB whiles and browns, A lar4<: 52-54 A medium 44-46, 8 Jar~ 48-0 I Chlekens atetdy, fryers 3 31> lb ~}6, h•.avy hem 13 H, hghl hena yqlume and pr1cc diStribution on !r)'eJ1, 115,000 at 15, 2000 af 101&; 11,000 11 18 and 21,000 II undetermlneil price• Bullar, 110 ~ 71<~> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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