https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dd8987b2f7e7b82d709b8203d5f8539.pdf 2fccddf22802d511b494cd099cc2efe2 PDF Text Text 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<~> �'. . . DaUy Sentlne!, PomleroJr·MIJildleport, o., ~ov. -5, 1957-3 ·: ~ ' 2-J)ally Seotlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, l9S7 ' ; ., . TELEVISIO~-:-Ull11; . . · ~~ ' ' I ¥l$AZ•T:V. .• ~t ' Channe13-Tuesddy !~ Wecll\4sd~r 645 Sign On Orl '' 7 00 Today 9·po Romper Rodht 9 30 Trouble With Father 10.00 Arlene Francio S~olt tO·SO 'fi'eaaure Huitt · • ·' 11 00 !l'he Prlce·,b .Blghl , .• 11:30 Truth 1!1' Consequences 12.00 Tic Tac Dough 1~:1!9 11 c~Uld Be You 1:00 Mid:Day News 1:15 M9\>lellme · '2:30 -li,t:lde ~nd proom 3:00 Malinee Theatre ' •·oo f:U 5!00 5:80 f -~ NEW ·OI.DS· Pomeroy, Oblo (9) ForSalt (I) · · 1o:011 w~··cmt!l;;. 10:30 • , •. ••' • ••• •• -" •• •• s•• • ..t ••• ••K. .. 11:00 11:10 Suggest MOle BODrd Power ' 11:~5 . J,:-30 :!!!!!.:..=i.::.c..:.::::::.:.=:~~:·!!:;_!~ ;,Jr:~~· l~al It has been suggested that school boards be giv~n authority under law to im· pose lev1es necessary to redelve state aid. Then these frequent trips to the voters for levies and renewal of levies would not be needed This on its face appears to be rgood sense. On the other h~nd It Is not the 'Anierlcan Way. We have a clear example of It today in Meigs County. Bedford Dlstrlct :Is asking for renewal of seven mllls school clporaHng levy plus three additional millS so th'at the 'diitrict may qualify for state ald. Since 19~7 ihe state has decreed loctl districts must contribute 10 mills on their valuation to the support of their .scbooJs.. Oqj~ a(~e~ sJtch. evlden~~;~f desire to retain control of their se'bools will the state step in with assistanc COMING ' uo tf 6:25 ..• mare mru. riding NOV. 8' a aentll! horse. Phone U-11-Str Old Publoned •Eva~t~elbUc ser>· 1001 every nltlht at 7:16 P. M. • 11 the former DuUon Drup locaUon corner of MID and s. Th!rd\ Middleport. Eveeyone Is welcotlle. 11 4 6tp DUKE ~CLEANERS IICUP 1•0N- MITAU APPLES $1 00 bu. up Sllyman, and Friends lor their Winesap and Rome Beautre• VALLEY Please br.ng containers. J. W. klodneq and sympathy during Cbeadle, 700 w. Main li·Ulc the tuneu and death of onr lov· .JUNK ed one. Special lhalW to the 'i9M Chevrolet Belaire. $9~.. 4 I'IIMI Ill ,_... Jlel'. Haymon Konkrltlht Dr. J. 4 dr. Sedan Beautiful turquoise ~~=~=:;;~;;;:;;;::=: J. Davia, Melp General!lospltal, and white finish. New Pontiac ---- Rawlinp Coati Funeral Direct· trade-in. Blaettnar's, 'Pomeroy 01'1, Mafr! ol flowers, pall-bearll·l-6te. ' CONCISTJ ILOCU en, th010 ltt.i!barge ol the flow· en, Cltsa 12 of lbe Methodbl Applea and elder ,New Ho .. n Or· "lvJ)j) llolttr fler L_. • Cbnrch, and all who helped Iii chard. New Ha•en, W. Va , Ph GRUI8Eil BLOCK CO. IllY way. YOIIr · klndne&l will one Tumer 24888 11·2 lr never be lor1ollen. I Mil• 111111111 ••••.., 1I> ton Ford truck, 8 cyl., HIO HP lira. Benson Ervin and ' Family motor new within paol year. •CI>olt, It Cal W.. Ot-. 114 Up Closed body with roar Jlnd side t ' doors. See Homer Cook, Metgs Grocery Co., HlddleporL 71o-r-::FI""or71d""a.·:N:-ov-,--::10:-:-!)1'-:;jj, . . tc 11 2 6 Good CJeta lllled lake olio or two, share expenses ______;______ 19d help drive. R. 0. Grimm, Tavern c 2 & D 2 bconse.s GoO<! AU Makea IBd Modell · lllddlepoct,6103·Y. 11 4 3te cor~er location. Middleport rea· son lor selling. Health Phom MITROPOLIT' .1.... 613~ M 11·2-6 tc "'" ' WE Wlsb To Thm~ Our Relatl•es, AUTO 8ALI8 neltlhbon and !rlonds for their kln~ne~a and l)'mpalhy during the lllnw and death of our lov· Beagle raLult do&l for '"fe or ea one. Special thanks to the trade. Howard B. SUI~ Jllddle· Rev. Raymon Konkrlihl, Dr. J. J. Davis, Melgs•Gcnerai'Hospllal, ....... g,... t,;n~u lias tutct,en ranae in port 'II. 1, Hohalln RowJ• llawllngtt-Coats Fuoeral dlreel· extoll•nl coodition ~0. 3 .• 1P 2 6tlp ora, donora of flowers, pall-bear- piece U•lng1 room s•lte only live 'or !dre1sed, tJOc er~, those In' charge of the flow$35.08. Conla<l Charles Peopdressed. George Spencer, Wolf ers, Ctau 12 of the Melbodist les, 134 South Fifth Avo., Mid· Pen Road, RL 1, Pomeroy. Church, and all who helped In dlcport, Phone 6064-M. 10 18 tie any way. Your klndneiB oWIII I0-?.2-3tfc nc••r' bo forgotten. Mrs. Benson Ervin and 1-11 anll M'~ a l>lsli<· 1-TnterFabllly laiiOtill :.dme· Y n. - rubber (Ill D, lip boll, 8 ln. wide 150 fl. Ioiii: 2~elghbore OHIO 121 Cord OfThonks I California Manufacturer Eyeing , fest Viruinia Industrial Sites ~~ I Jewelrv·De.sians lv GAY P.WLIY .1 NEW YORK tip ..:.. w•'ve bad CIJARLESTON, W. Va. (UJ') - ,A California manufactur· out-oi·.IJII•world clothes, hatJ and er took a "new look" at West1Virg!nia'isindustrtal pot~ntlal h ntr~~ ~~ ' a,Jre1~ by *e Jnterna· after lear.ning that U. S. 21 had been incllrded in the federal t1 ona , , ~,h,~ieal Y~~r.. !{oil! lnt~ratate lllJthway system It was disclosed today ::~alllel ~P~r: ~:~~~~d:~~~ Director fion Crislip ot the West\ Virginia industrial and 1atlon created by Sputnik Publicity Commission said the manulticturer originally planVarious de1lgnen and hair atyl· ned to 101 •P a warohauae In the lau latched onto the space theme vicinity of Charleston, Parkers 'center~." lor promotion long before the Rua- burg or Huntlnrton 'but now t, Crislip added that he belieVe• •Ions launched 1 haby moon. But eyeing a larror project. tho highway "will do more lor no sooner bad Sputnik llreaked Crlllllp uld the company h the aoulhern purl of We1t Vlrglu aero11 the bortson than manblae- now otudylnr 1ll01 to eot•bll•h Ia than anything that hu haplurer~ begah 'tracking" wit~ no•· "at least an alkmbly plant." The poned yet from the lndo!tml out elty jewl!lry. type of produet tn•ol•cd was not look." Tho road "will do more to They have produced mlnlafure dlotloaed. dlveralfy Industry tn the sout<J· enth •at,llllel, 1lobes, com~~~. "We are hoplql !bot some o1 ern PBrl or tho •late," he "'"· star buroll1 and creocenll In pln1, thooe lnduotrlu that paued us by , ., braeelett, even lcey rlnp will be reiurvoy We•t VlrJinta' • GI.OII IN PIVOT lndustrill picture," Crlallp oald. j; On~ larie maiMititurer Coro "Thl• u. s. II will alve us a b.":' 1 featured a S~utnllt charm' bface: north-aouth ~ntat!l to lndustrlot 0 e0t1 let wltb the cltltrm 1' rtobe trt a ~· D' "'lit ' 10....:. ov •Au•~ c, · pl•ot. The biitnlet tl Ia eltlter • ,u • ' !A""• J ' •tmutated rotd til' inver. and , r~e~~:v.~~~•~~~. .lh~, centu· tV~m1 11 1 • •• apok01man lor tlle lltm llld lai81 " onl • '' ' ' were e•etll@t '• lood pou!]!Jor .tl,~~~ Ill• nld. . W'lisT 'HAMLIN, w. 'UP. Mra. JiOii• ulalne celeotlal Jloll~ today Were , sce~tnr '1~ , . "But", he added, ''lt IU)o' i1J a theme In 1ewo1rl. de- ldentlt¥. ot ait lftlant w-oso' {e • lad whtih will die '9ul alter the !1101 lu , ' ' 'ltlll~~ , ' till in 'ere~ ~y was tolm4 bell~e holiday thOPRin• HUOn." Europe an lia IIi tell au C. 'road ~~ .. !AAinil mlltdllll !nellr "TheH are t~e kind '' lhllll• tell If! lbla c6unfi'lr n ll!e Vie- 'hero llolta~. we UIUII!f wind up ta~IIC." aatd torlaa ln. , , • , ' one retail jewelry buyer. • Vlctorl' plectl bt her~p Statt Tr!H>'tier C. !:. ,llrtqn\tor But ctber manufacturen thou1h1 elude p !11!Jt 100n laid the dlicof"'7 of the lout· the opace motlf would Iall Io~t~er. and ' llt t u•ne ta\la ar , .titonth old chll4, m~~ alon'g "Actually ltbll IJ )uot a revival ,liar- I'll plu ~ dlamoado and W. Va. 10 In northwe!tetn Llli· wbleh w, U. credllinl to Spul- lurquoiH, and ~ue llobes In coin ~unt;, abo'ut 20 mllel lroln alit," nld 1111. Janet Brown, a coral. . Hunllflilm. leadlnl IIYIUI and owner of M.r•·, .lfWtl!l' P• lor The ehlld had been cut In boll ' labulouo eolleetlon olantlq~e Jew· aome f¥1~ l'l'l¥to ,b;ic,uae all at the waiiL The upper half of •lrJ. are of reaJ. IMtl. \lje 1lrl Its bddy had been placed In a wbo lftlltl ttP.,~~.!t I 1 llltlllle pla•tl~ bal and appparqnlly fail WllhOIII ~~ ,r budtel thrown ·over an embankment nenr em buy lh~ Spu chartil brace· the Guyandptte Rim. 01410 vALt'ii'v Dr. Sle1lrled Werthammcr GAWPOJ.IIS-'11009 ITil to ·2~0 who eumllled the body iBid thJ! ibo 11 to U>ltl; UO to 210 iba. 17 child hid died of pneumonia and Ia 17.2!1; l.lflhl \4 to ~7.25[ rat the body \VII later several with a 11owt 4 10 tUO; ·lltiP It 10 1a: knife, probably ro prevent ldAn· Boaro 10 1o 14; So~ ~~~ Pil• tlllealloo. 80 ~.!!!"~ ••~•ti'tl 'to 11. , \ _,.....,..... C'A·nW¥ iftierl 12 to 22; Hc1· MlhiNG CHANGID len t2to10; BibY N \lto U; The •litii'.Ciub ,meflllna wb1ch rot Cowo 10 tO •IS; Ca'Mtlr1 8 to wa1 acht~uled lor lhla Wl!dnes· 10; BUlla 12' jo ~8.110: Milt Cow• day ~~'•• bten postponed unlit 80 lo 14?,: liD ~ove111ber 13. It will be held at VEt-fi,~~ ia~~ ,~: the ti~rile ot Mra. Jameo15 Pullea ahd 'ii~: 'i* to 14: Colla B ~:~,.'IJri. ~ra Glbba co-ho•· , Y'' Jiron'• But• Uvif,IOck sd lir, ind Jfro, tmd Rollman and famll1, Pt. Pleannl, 'liD, •tatted ~~ 1& com· ' ltrl. lAw »ri\1. :...utl~ Hollman ~ llo~ (lq and 4a ' tiift, Ylilje4 iir•. ~~- ll . ' d _ l*ill!r'SI~. ' ,, Carl Hlcko whoae place of resi· dence 11 unkiJown and cannot be aseertamed the unknown heirs of llosea E. Bleb William H. Hicks and Clyde lllolt• each of whom are decoased, whoae placet of r... ldence no unknown and cannot be ucertalned, will like ootlce that Sam N Arnold " plaintiff filed his petition agalml them on the 28th day of September, 1957 in the Common Pleas Court of Mel .. .. County, Ohio, the being Case No. 12,8011 in uld eourt, lor the parUtlon of certain real e1llte and oetUnl torth lbe se•eral own· ers of the prosentlnlerosts in the following described real estate, setUng forlh the clalmanll upon the property and seeking 10 h..e CLEANING IN SHOE .UPAII Forest Clark, Owner ' rwo ·coNVENIENT LOCATIONs· Mld.leport Po•eroy ••me C.r. 3rd .ud " Pholll! 383-X .'%:~ Mlctid- ftoaeatf.X llUs. DorothY Pierce Manager Manager Al· l~ne\N.--.' 58- DODG·E . P-ower Giants. ... - . .'l I •bout art Ucflftl. 1 qondlt~ tHe p~ r . • They ~ lh•t Ill• ~ y.otnltr ,mon~: \VUI provtdo no rtal puge o{ tilt HV.t1!1 ol ftdotal l\oiei)o4 ,l'Wf! 11101111 nalncUO• on aew·II<IW. fl&4 In~ b~Uc!!JW li)4 auto !11101. AU ollbeoe blllo Wtrt" ~d oft. • ....rbtf liP.!'!~· st\outd lbo buytDr aru1 orftrltll bulp ia!lto il'oV.top, ~.t .)WI ... 10o Jato for lbe IJo&rd to re!U Ito rulllct~ "\d. lomt ~~ 1 11!11 ml.lolleutatlon~Pii\~t i!/lllllry lii.'a· ~,iln '!Wit,t• ' ailctnt of 1tlllo19M. w lloii\IC~ Wlio have .... foill)lr. lilf - t c lrtlldl can't l!,t p bltl 'Pi$j0Gt Ill ~ietl Oft U!t 10111 conlftliiGtlll elo!ltlona. f.,, ·--====- i •no•wtN ----- --=· •· '· · (81 A~~ Soles :OJOz bodle ~~et'"idr:'" se.iln ( 11 I utr.: Wonted To Esu~ . 1 10 ...._.~ 1aee G. --- IODHulck va 2 dr. H~rd Top. 112) " WOnted to Rent Wallac~ fl~. Power Stee ng and of re;Jdence bnkeL oynallow drho. A beau· 4 Roollt unfurnl!b<d bouse. Call Moati; w•ose utial ~ar. Traded In ~· a 3M-J 11-Ut " T1 • c Flptlda A· 6 a· •uUsfled owner on a new Butlk, " .. • 1o Po' 11·1-6t · · ta&aS8ee, florida, 207; •'• ola..tnar'e, meroy. 0_: ( 14) For '1\uth C~o!OI!'t whose place of real· •I"" Dod$.• Coro~ot t dr.•Brdan. . dence la.3«1Zil Concord Sttee~ D~· f1,705 Push b•tton shill, )I l :UNF~D awtmenls. 4 .!)-oil, Michigan; Mr,. Harold, Ginn, beautl!ul awcpl wing J!lodel robmaand bath. LO•el¥ location. whose Ja.•t l_mown address was De· I show's tho be•t of core. Blael· ~hone ~IL-Y. 11f31P troll, !1Jieh1gan, otherwise un· ' , ,'~''"••.''!> l'omeroy. ,11-1-ft• For lll'lt _ "'•teaiiiOn , t~dd.era, known; Rober~ Ginn, whose place ... ~ ""'"' of residence Is unknown; tho un· ' . tlibz puleD. $G8D. dilot.,;-Tt.; ScaUold Boljill, • op ' wOibli known b~lre, devisees, leaatee•. ' 1 400r IJid f dr. Doth veey depeJ1d· ' Cllntop Flaber, llllddlo~ 111 distributee•: admlolstrators and '"~""'',,i·, able I:Arl with orJiinal dat~ Pb lne ~X._ . _ eKeccuiOrs, If any, of Robert Ginn, linen two tone finlab. Blaet· I Trailer apace. lleirt ql Jlidtllo- deceased· Harold Ginn, whose tnu'o; Pomeroy. ll·l-6t: port, Get loe~.led before mtlddy ploce of ;.,ldence is unknown; thi! CIIJIOmt:no.' ~ll'Ouhd b'!l"l JOU. Pbone ~:183. unknown bell'S, devisees, legakel, . Ctiolce of two ex· Edlar l~A!Ylrolds,lleynold'a Dairy dlolriJ>utees, admlnlslraton 1nd : ~-e~iiuDilai~t~rj. Blaettnar'•·= Po!ll·· ,.store,-~d'lllopott, Ohio. , exeeutors, If any, of Rober! Ginn, ' !1-t-6w , 10 2 6tle DeCew.eU; !lattlel Ginn, Whose Rirw I' ·4· WAY .· . LeADERS OF THE . LOW.; PRICED 3 ! I ~ SPartlllll dark marqo• 1.:..~-.:-~--=--,-----:-. l'lnleh. Eltr• nice lor inodcl. Fresh Dairy Cc!ws. Clifford Lelf· l!laettall''a, Pnmeroy. 11-l-lltc belt, l'omeroy, Ohio. 11-41-3te lOra lw8 . '' :!' I~~\ Mn. Kerns Roush (6l v,. t. , ' P. hiUlOrS, UCMVY duty. p; Police Seekina .T Jd' 'fyIJOOY B.b' Of ·s ay «!!fi LIGAL NOTICE IN• D! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $lanlcv Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. 2. 10:3-6'fP -~--!---"''-:- We willh to lhonk the followm~ 41 H. Mouse trailer for sale, 4 room for tholr kind aulstaoce dur lull bath, 28 ft by 9 fl, elumin· Ina tbe UlneM and death of ••' urn awning. Nice as new. Will belo•ed mot~or, Mrs H. E Saertrlce tor quick sale Can bu - The Mlddleporl seen evenings. 283 gallons fuel ,, Allensworth Emergency Squad, Dr. J, J oil, 100 fl p~ekot fence. Phone Davis and the nUflel at Molq 68•3 M 11-4-3lc GeQeral J!ospital, Rawling; Coal# Funeral Home, Rev F. 1 .oou living room sutt for sale. Greco •••~ring. Phone 112113. Gardner, Re•. Claremont E '10 2 6tlc Hoy~ P)llbcarers, Lo)'lll Be ~oon .t;faos of Middlcporl Et~trie $3ll00; 3'a: j~ijli(iilliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiJII' Churcb of Christ neighbors and ' j;d· Rcalnl• $20.\.. .. 1 Gas Furnace friends, lor noral donations and eo~•·crslo• burea~ $40.00. all others who auisled us In Phone 81?.8-X. 10-7-tltfo any way. The Allensworth Fam· lly. 11-6-lte .:Loottolux sweeper and Clarinet VIANTED - Firm sulllble tor For Sele. Call 3461 before 8 a. camp lor young people. Mull ur alter 4 p. m. 10 16 8tfe ba•c targ> bou10 and be located We wish t~ !bank the ll11ht com- m. . sb·eam or lake, and mull' mllke of the Vll~o of Pome; 'OR Ull - Appll!!ll P1.1Iand, on have loeatlons lor aabt... roy lor the new lll.reet Jllht In· Obto. Brlttl own conlllners. C. LOW·FR!CED FARM - 15 acres 9\alted on LlberiY A••· ond, B. lohllll<l• , 10 5 !mop good tractor land1 ?·room lraiiJ• Coal St. Mr, i~d Mrs. Paul POTATOES-Sto<k on winter ,house ln lair condition. llar1alil Zerkle and nelr~bors. Jl·l-ltc tal~s whlte they ill' s. A., price at $1~00. and thO, prop01'1~ OJq he •flilance~. Lost&F®~- EftOch• Portland• 0· •1o.••u ""' "IW (HAVEN, W. VA.oJ-Very well , ,- 'PPLES. Moat varlelles. Burde\te j IDeated (Joroom frame home BIU FOLD lust between Dr. DaviS' Frnlt rarm. Neaa Laurel Cllfl with bath, electricity, P• and o'llce and Rcxall Drug Stor< Church. 10 18 121p city water. Excellent corner ftEW.AIID Phone 241t2 II foun~ - · -wllb two loll, total 1ize 100 1 , · 11-4-Ztc I Custom Bum · Klteben. Klleben,1 tiio. Rcalonably prleed al $'7000. ' . ' designed for your home. Free "OX 229 PHON• 101-Y , , LOST-17 Jewc~ Benru• Ladic< eaUma!• Foreman lo Abbotl. (11) 2 31c · watch. Call a;t,r. li-Hip Pb0.11e MS4oY. , 0 tf 4 ..;r_oo~m.,..,.h-op~se""'::fo-r-u"'J;-e,-tRulland i'OII SALII - b~ptea. New Hs •Township. Phone 823-M. 'LOST-Car key•. with llccn•e ta> '"n n,.'lard, New llaven. Phunr , 11 4 81p z.45li-D ncar Rood's Hardwate. 74011 ' - -;i;,--' Finder return ~o Reed's or Ttl-,~ ~ WAlb Pho~e 8429. , 11-41-atc FOR S.W.: one Lanc88\0f 4eet I well let pump with preuun I ~nk and swlteh. Also 85-l"t 18b1 Auto~"'ices plaatlc p!pe, II> x m: one ___._ archltet!l's draWIIll table, &'WI ~- _._ .. ~H. IIAW~rNGS SONS CO.- .14 and loola 'ODe lypewrll4ir deal >.;J , _ ,.. - • hour Wred<er Service. Day and one fUit\1 cabinet, handlliade. , .. o. , 11~•ne Nlibt Pllone one electric table saw, one wood ,IU L a..1 II, ,._ M IIOli~X. . D(..DGE • PLYMOUTH Ia'tbe, one aolld oak eldebo•rd. ,_,..,, Ohl• qEALEP.S _ 18 II one "Wbj'.e" sewing machine, a'aUIJuo. !'hone Pomerov 81W. tOPS EXPERTS r·:;•• · q:fe The follo~l~l real estate oil· uale In lbe Ctly ·of Pomeroy, Co~nty of Mel&& and Stile ~f Ohio, and describe!'! as iollowt. to-wit: Lot No. m ill nid Cily of Pomeroy, blung tne same premlscs conveyed to ~he said John Epple, b~ tbe ~herlff of Me!P County by deed recorde~ In Vo;. 118, page Sill of the Record of Deeds in llle Recorder's Office, Meigs County, Ohio Plaintiff In hll petition alleges that the abo•e two parcels ol real eatate were owned by John W. Ginn at the time of hJ• de· cease, and In his petition otbe 14id plaintiff names all the heirs-at· law and next of kin of John W Ginn, Deceased, wbo are entitled to the next esllle of inheritance ·-- ---------'¥ H. lnsp~rtnQ Newest CO. wve Now, Bedford has a choice: Its people can pay for their schools a proportionate fair shDre of their cost, or permit their students to be annexed to other districts wbo are willIng to pay that much. Spu~n!k, Muttnik See ... driYI thjt; '58 Roc~ · , Htltl4uarttrs Par lam1onlte Luggage - Lane Cedar l;bttll - LAU Window Jus.Frlildalre RefrileratorL loktr .Fumllvrt, MIUit...... Ohio 6:15 6:30 8:45 7'00 7:30 8:00 9:00 AT John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Help County, Ohio (Ill 5, 12, 19, 3te .!lere-tor you to drive now-are the fil8t trucks ever built tb4t lead the low-prioecl three all four ways/ ~ling, power, PIIY!oadi -nomy-Dodge for '68 is dtillhif.e!Y way out '(nint. ' New economy-e.;..,..,... Y·l's and SiKII give Iuper plrtOnnanoe, more mil81 per gallon (on regultJr gtllJ). Nlw ,~f.uii-Tracll•~' irWe makes "getting stuck" ib mu4; aiow or tiLIIid almoit impossible. Check tht 4-way '~~ before you buy-and get·your Dod~ dealer's sjJecial40th-anruversary deal! - Drlvt . a DODGE '•wer Gl1111t today i I R.- . , MILL and WLI·MG~ ,. 1 I FIRST IN STYLING I AU-new l)eoigu! Sleek, yet ..,red. Deime chrome grille and trim ..• modern twin ~ta £or safer rugbt dnving •• • awee~! future· inspired linee • . . sparklinJ nit" colors and two-tqae combinations. 3 CDpBtruCtlOR is extca atronc, but without an ounce of load-robbing ex- "fat". Lets you haul aa much u U more, thus 1 c1.1t down on tripe, on timB, on gu, w tire wear. soNs FI~8T tN POWIRI . .. Naw Supor-To~gue '68 PouJtr GitW V-8'e detlver ,wltOppltW 206 10 ZM boiWOpOftF. ~ ....... <!llo trip time, lebt :riel ...... oaloly, red.- Onabt . - . illlulioo tonr engioe lite. 4 FIRST IN PAYLOAD I Advanced Dodg1 2 • FIR-BT IN EC9~MYI Moot adVIIICOII o(, aU,oborWizob V-8 truclt:·..,.U.. ·lbclUoin Power· DolllO combUotlon puto' ulra mil01 into every ....... _.. S'!:!; ataaliD& ' ......... .....::Oil:' mliot.mab'li~~~~ coM~P . \ �'. . . DaUy Sentlne!, PomleroJr·MIJildleport, o., ~ov. -5, 1957-3 ·: ~ ' 2-J)ally Seotlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, l9S7 ' ; ., . TELEVISIO~-:-Ull11; . . · ~~ ' ' I ¥l$AZ•T:V. .• ~t ' Channe13-Tuesddy !~ Wecll\4sd~r 645 Sign On Orl '' 7 00 Today 9·po Romper Rodht 9 30 Trouble With Father 10.00 Arlene Francio S~olt tO·SO 'fi'eaaure Huitt · • ·' 11 00 !l'he Prlce·,b .Blghl , .• 11:30 Truth 1!1' Consequences 12.00 Tic Tac Dough 1~:1!9 11 c~Uld Be You 1:00 Mid:Day News 1:15 M9\>lellme · '2:30 -li,t:lde ~nd proom 3:00 Malinee Theatre ' •·oo f:U 5!00 5:80 f -~ NEW ·OI.DS· Pomeroy, Oblo (9) ForSalt (I) · · 1o:011 w~··cmt!l;;. 10:30 • , •. ••' • ••• •• -" •• •• s•• • ..t ••• ••K. .. 11:00 11:10 Suggest MOle BODrd Power ' 11:~5 . J,:-30 :!!!!!.:..=i.::.c..:.::::::.:.=:~~:·!!:;_!~ ;,Jr:~~· l~al It has been suggested that school boards be giv~n authority under law to im· pose lev1es necessary to redelve state aid. Then these frequent trips to the voters for levies and renewal of levies would not be needed This on its face appears to be rgood sense. On the other h~nd It Is not the 'Anierlcan Way. We have a clear example of It today in Meigs County. Bedford Dlstrlct :Is asking for renewal of seven mllls school clporaHng levy plus three additional millS so th'at the 'diitrict may qualify for state ald. Since 19~7 ihe state has decreed loctl districts must contribute 10 mills on their valuation to the support of their .scbooJs.. Oqj~ a(~e~ sJtch. evlden~~;~f desire to retain control of their se'bools will the state step in with assistanc COMING ' uo tf 6:25 ..• mare mru. riding NOV. 8' a aentll! horse. Phone U-11-Str Old Publoned •Eva~t~elbUc ser>· 1001 every nltlht at 7:16 P. M. • 11 the former DuUon Drup locaUon corner of MID and s. Th!rd\ Middleport. Eveeyone Is welcotlle. 11 4 6tp DUKE ~CLEANERS IICUP 1•0N- MITAU APPLES $1 00 bu. up Sllyman, and Friends lor their Winesap and Rome Beautre• VALLEY Please br.ng containers. J. W. klodneq and sympathy during Cbeadle, 700 w. Main li·Ulc the tuneu and death of onr lov· .JUNK ed one. Special lhalW to the 'i9M Chevrolet Belaire. $9~.. 4 I'IIMI Ill ,_... Jlel'. Haymon Konkrltlht Dr. J. 4 dr. Sedan Beautiful turquoise ~~=~=:;;~;;;:;;;::=: J. Davia, Melp General!lospltal, and white finish. New Pontiac ---- Rawlinp Coati Funeral Direct· trade-in. Blaettnar's, 'Pomeroy 01'1, Mafr! ol flowers, pall-bearll·l-6te. ' CONCISTJ ILOCU en, th010 ltt.i!barge ol the flow· en, Cltsa 12 of lbe Methodbl Applea and elder ,New Ho .. n Or· "lvJ)j) llolttr fler L_. • Cbnrch, and all who helped Iii chard. New Ha•en, W. Va , Ph GRUI8Eil BLOCK CO. IllY way. YOIIr · klndne&l will one Tumer 24888 11·2 lr never be lor1ollen. I Mil• 111111111 ••••.., 1I> ton Ford truck, 8 cyl., HIO HP lira. Benson Ervin and ' Family motor new within paol year. •CI>olt, It Cal W.. Ot-. 114 Up Closed body with roar Jlnd side t ' doors. See Homer Cook, Metgs Grocery Co., HlddleporL 71o-r-::FI""or71d""a.·:N:-ov-,--::10:-:-!)1'-:;jj, . . tc 11 2 6 Good CJeta lllled lake olio or two, share expenses ______;______ 19d help drive. R. 0. Grimm, Tavern c 2 & D 2 bconse.s GoO<! AU Makea IBd Modell · lllddlepoct,6103·Y. 11 4 3te cor~er location. Middleport rea· son lor selling. Health Phom MITROPOLIT' .1.... 613~ M 11·2-6 tc "'" ' WE Wlsb To Thm~ Our Relatl•es, AUTO 8ALI8 neltlhbon and !rlonds for their kln~ne~a and l)'mpalhy during the lllnw and death of our lov· Beagle raLult do&l for '"fe or ea one. Special thanks to the trade. Howard B. SUI~ Jllddle· Rev. Raymon Konkrlihl, Dr. J. J. Davis, Melgs•Gcnerai'Hospllal, ....... g,... t,;n~u lias tutct,en ranae in port 'II. 1, Hohalln RowJ• llawllngtt-Coats Fuoeral dlreel· extoll•nl coodition ~0. 3 .• 1P 2 6tlp ora, donora of flowers, pall-bear- piece U•lng1 room s•lte only live 'or !dre1sed, tJOc er~, those In' charge of the flow$35.08. Conla<l Charles Peopdressed. George Spencer, Wolf ers, Ctau 12 of the Melbodist les, 134 South Fifth Avo., Mid· Pen Road, RL 1, Pomeroy. Church, and all who helped In dlcport, Phone 6064-M. 10 18 tie any way. Your klndneiB oWIII I0-?.2-3tfc nc••r' bo forgotten. Mrs. Benson Ervin and 1-11 anll M'~ a l>lsli<· 1-TnterFabllly laiiOtill :.dme· Y n. - rubber (Ill D, lip boll, 8 ln. wide 150 fl. Ioiii: 2~elghbore OHIO 121 Cord OfThonks I California Manufacturer Eyeing , fest Viruinia Industrial Sites ~~ I Jewelrv·De.sians lv GAY P.WLIY .1 NEW YORK tip ..:.. w•'ve bad CIJARLESTON, W. Va. (UJ') - ,A California manufactur· out-oi·.IJII•world clothes, hatJ and er took a "new look" at West1Virg!nia'isindustrtal pot~ntlal h ntr~~ ~~ ' a,Jre1~ by *e Jnterna· after lear.ning that U. S. 21 had been incllrded in the federal t1 ona , , ~,h,~ieal Y~~r.. !{oil! lnt~ratate lllJthway system It was disclosed today ::~alllel ~P~r: ~:~~~~d:~~~ Director fion Crislip ot the West\ Virginia industrial and 1atlon created by Sputnik Publicity Commission said the manulticturer originally planVarious de1lgnen and hair atyl· ned to 101 •P a warohauae In the lau latched onto the space theme vicinity of Charleston, Parkers 'center~." lor promotion long before the Rua- burg or Huntlnrton 'but now t, Crislip added that he belieVe• •Ions launched 1 haby moon. But eyeing a larror project. tho highway "will do more lor no sooner bad Sputnik llreaked Crlllllp uld the company h the aoulhern purl of We1t Vlrglu aero11 the bortson than manblae- now otudylnr 1ll01 to eot•bll•h Ia than anything that hu haplurer~ begah 'tracking" wit~ no•· "at least an alkmbly plant." The poned yet from the lndo!tml out elty jewl!lry. type of produet tn•ol•cd was not look." Tho road "will do more to They have produced mlnlafure dlotloaed. dlveralfy Industry tn the sout<J· enth •at,llllel, 1lobes, com~~~. "We are hoplql !bot some o1 ern PBrl or tho •late," he "'"· star buroll1 and creocenll In pln1, thooe lnduotrlu that paued us by , ., braeelett, even lcey rlnp will be reiurvoy We•t VlrJinta' • GI.OII IN PIVOT lndustrill picture," Crlallp oald. j; On~ larie maiMititurer Coro "Thl• u. s. II will alve us a b.":' 1 featured a S~utnllt charm' bface: north-aouth ~ntat!l to lndustrlot 0 e0t1 let wltb the cltltrm 1' rtobe trt a ~· D' "'lit ' 10....:. ov •Au•~ c, · pl•ot. The biitnlet tl Ia eltlter • ,u • ' !A""• J ' •tmutated rotd til' inver. and , r~e~~:v.~~~•~~~. .lh~, centu· tV~m1 11 1 • •• apok01man lor tlle lltm llld lai81 " onl • '' ' ' were e•etll@t '• lood pou!]!Jor .tl,~~~ Ill• nld. . W'lisT 'HAMLIN, w. 'UP. Mra. JiOii• ulalne celeotlal Jloll~ today Were , sce~tnr '1~ , . "But", he added, ''lt IU)o' i1J a theme In 1ewo1rl. de- ldentlt¥. ot ait lftlant w-oso' {e • lad whtih will die '9ul alter the !1101 lu , ' ' 'ltlll~~ , ' till in 'ere~ ~y was tolm4 bell~e holiday thOPRin• HUOn." Europe an lia IIi tell au C. 'road ~~ .. !AAinil mlltdllll !nellr "TheH are t~e kind '' lhllll• tell If! lbla c6unfi'lr n ll!e Vie- 'hero llolta~. we UIUII!f wind up ta~IIC." aatd torlaa ln. , , • , ' one retail jewelry buyer. • Vlctorl' plectl bt her~p Statt Tr!H>'tier C. !:. ,llrtqn\tor But ctber manufacturen thou1h1 elude p !11!Jt 100n laid the dlicof"'7 of the lout· the opace motlf would Iall Io~t~er. and ' llt t u•ne ta\la ar , .titonth old chll4, m~~ alon'g "Actually ltbll IJ )uot a revival ,liar- I'll plu ~ dlamoado and W. Va. 10 In northwe!tetn Llli· wbleh w, U. credllinl to Spul- lurquoiH, and ~ue llobes In coin ~unt;, abo'ut 20 mllel lroln alit," nld 1111. Janet Brown, a coral. . Hunllflilm. leadlnl IIYIUI and owner of M.r•·, .lfWtl!l' P• lor The ehlld had been cut In boll ' labulouo eolleetlon olantlq~e Jew· aome f¥1~ l'l'l¥to ,b;ic,uae all at the waiiL The upper half of •lrJ. are of reaJ. IMtl. \lje 1lrl Its bddy had been placed In a wbo lftlltl ttP.,~~.!t I 1 llltlllle pla•tl~ bal and appparqnlly fail WllhOIII ~~ ,r budtel thrown ·over an embankment nenr em buy lh~ Spu chartil brace· the Guyandptte Rim. 01410 vALt'ii'v Dr. Sle1lrled Werthammcr GAWPOJ.IIS-'11009 ITil to ·2~0 who eumllled the body iBid thJ! ibo 11 to U>ltl; UO to 210 iba. 17 child hid died of pneumonia and Ia 17.2!1; l.lflhl \4 to ~7.25[ rat the body \VII later several with a 11owt 4 10 tUO; ·lltiP It 10 1a: knife, probably ro prevent ldAn· Boaro 10 1o 14; So~ ~~~ Pil• tlllealloo. 80 ~.!!!"~ ••~•ti'tl 'to 11. , \ _,.....,..... C'A·nW¥ iftierl 12 to 22; Hc1· MlhiNG CHANGID len t2to10; BibY N \lto U; The •litii'.Ciub ,meflllna wb1ch rot Cowo 10 tO •IS; Ca'Mtlr1 8 to wa1 acht~uled lor lhla Wl!dnes· 10; BUlla 12' jo ~8.110: Milt Cow• day ~~'•• bten postponed unlit 80 lo 14?,: liD ~ove111ber 13. It will be held at VEt-fi,~~ ia~~ ,~: the ti~rile ot Mra. Jameo15 Pullea ahd 'ii~: 'i* to 14: Colla B ~:~,.'IJri. ~ra Glbba co-ho•· , Y'' Jiron'• But• Uvif,IOck sd lir, ind Jfro, tmd Rollman and famll1, Pt. Pleannl, 'liD, •tatted ~~ 1& com· ' ltrl. lAw »ri\1. :...utl~ Hollman ~ llo~ (lq and 4a ' tiift, Ylilje4 iir•. ~~- ll . ' d _ l*ill!r'SI~. ' ,, Carl Hlcko whoae place of resi· dence 11 unkiJown and cannot be aseertamed the unknown heirs of llosea E. Bleb William H. Hicks and Clyde lllolt• each of whom are decoased, whoae placet of r... ldence no unknown and cannot be ucertalned, will like ootlce that Sam N Arnold " plaintiff filed his petition agalml them on the 28th day of September, 1957 in the Common Pleas Court of Mel .. .. County, Ohio, the being Case No. 12,8011 in uld eourt, lor the parUtlon of certain real e1llte and oetUnl torth lbe se•eral own· ers of the prosentlnlerosts in the following described real estate, setUng forlh the clalmanll upon the property and seeking 10 h..e CLEANING IN SHOE .UPAII Forest Clark, Owner ' rwo ·coNVENIENT LOCATIONs· Mld.leport Po•eroy ••me C.r. 3rd .ud " Pholll! 383-X .'%:~ Mlctid- ftoaeatf.X llUs. DorothY Pierce Manager Manager Al· l~ne\N.--.' 58- DODG·E . P-ower Giants. ... - . .'l I •bout art Ucflftl. 1 qondlt~ tHe p~ r . • They ~ lh•t Ill• ~ y.otnltr ,mon~: \VUI provtdo no rtal puge o{ tilt HV.t1!1 ol ftdotal l\oiei)o4 ,l'Wf! 11101111 nalncUO• on aew·II<IW. fl&4 In~ b~Uc!!JW li)4 auto !11101. AU ollbeoe blllo Wtrt" ~d oft. • ....rbtf liP.!'!~· st\outd lbo buytDr aru1 orftrltll bulp ia!lto il'oV.top, ~.t .)WI ... 10o Jato for lbe IJo&rd to re!U Ito rulllct~ "\d. lomt ~~ 1 11!11 ml.lolleutatlon~Pii\~t i!/lllllry lii.'a· ~,iln '!Wit,t• ' ailctnt of 1tlllo19M. w lloii\IC~ Wlio have .... foill)lr. lilf - t c lrtlldl can't l!,t p bltl 'Pi$j0Gt Ill ~ietl Oft U!t 10111 conlftliiGtlll elo!ltlona. f.,, ·--====- i •no•wtN ----- --=· •· '· · (81 A~~ Soles :OJOz bodle ~~et'"idr:'" se.iln ( 11 I utr.: Wonted To Esu~ . 1 10 ...._.~ 1aee G. --- IODHulck va 2 dr. H~rd Top. 112) " WOnted to Rent Wallac~ fl~. Power Stee ng and of re;Jdence bnkeL oynallow drho. A beau· 4 Roollt unfurnl!b<d bouse. Call Moati; w•ose utial ~ar. Traded In ~· a 3M-J 11-Ut " T1 • c Flptlda A· 6 a· •uUsfled owner on a new Butlk, " .. • 1o Po' 11·1-6t · · ta&aS8ee, florida, 207; •'• ola..tnar'e, meroy. 0_: ( 14) For '1\uth C~o!OI!'t whose place of real· •I"" Dod$.• Coro~ot t dr.•Brdan. . dence la.3«1Zil Concord Sttee~ D~· f1,705 Push b•tton shill, )I l :UNF~D awtmenls. 4 .!)-oil, Michigan; Mr,. Harold, Ginn, beautl!ul awcpl wing J!lodel robmaand bath. LO•el¥ location. whose Ja.•t l_mown address was De· I show's tho be•t of core. Blael· ~hone ~IL-Y. 11f31P troll, !1Jieh1gan, otherwise un· ' , ,'~''"••.''!> l'omeroy. ,11-1-ft• For lll'lt _ "'•teaiiiOn , t~dd.era, known; Rober~ Ginn, whose place ... ~ ""'"' of residence Is unknown; tho un· ' . tlibz puleD. $G8D. dilot.,;-Tt.; ScaUold Boljill, • op ' wOibli known b~lre, devisees, leaatee•. ' 1 400r IJid f dr. Doth veey depeJ1d· ' Cllntop Flaber, llllddlo~ 111 distributee•: admlolstrators and '"~""'',,i·, able I:Arl with orJiinal dat~ Pb lne ~X._ . _ eKeccuiOrs, If any, of Robert Ginn, linen two tone finlab. Blaet· I Trailer apace. lleirt ql Jlidtllo- deceased· Harold Ginn, whose tnu'o; Pomeroy. ll·l-6t: port, Get loe~.led before mtlddy ploce of ;.,ldence is unknown; thi! CIIJIOmt:no.' ~ll'Ouhd b'!l"l JOU. Pbone ~:183. unknown bell'S, devisees, legakel, . Ctiolce of two ex· Edlar l~A!Ylrolds,lleynold'a Dairy dlolriJ>utees, admlnlslraton 1nd : ~-e~iiuDilai~t~rj. Blaettnar'•·= Po!ll·· ,.store,-~d'lllopott, Ohio. , exeeutors, If any, of Rober! Ginn, ' !1-t-6w , 10 2 6tle DeCew.eU; !lattlel Ginn, Whose Rirw I' ·4· WAY .· . LeADERS OF THE . LOW.; PRICED 3 ! I ~ SPartlllll dark marqo• 1.:..~-.:-~--=--,-----:-. l'lnleh. Eltr• nice lor inodcl. Fresh Dairy Cc!ws. Clifford Lelf· l!laettall''a, Pnmeroy. 11-l-lltc belt, l'omeroy, Ohio. 11-41-3te lOra lw8 . '' :!' I~~\ Mn. Kerns Roush (6l v,. t. , ' P. hiUlOrS, UCMVY duty. p; Police Seekina .T Jd' 'fyIJOOY B.b' Of ·s ay «!!fi LIGAL NOTICE IN• D! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $lanlcv Gibbs, Long Bottom, Route No. 2. 10:3-6'fP -~--!---"''-:- We willh to lhonk the followm~ 41 H. Mouse trailer for sale, 4 room for tholr kind aulstaoce dur lull bath, 28 ft by 9 fl, elumin· Ina tbe UlneM and death of ••' urn awning. Nice as new. Will belo•ed mot~or, Mrs H. E Saertrlce tor quick sale Can bu - The Mlddleporl seen evenings. 283 gallons fuel ,, Allensworth Emergency Squad, Dr. J, J oil, 100 fl p~ekot fence. Phone Davis and the nUflel at Molq 68•3 M 11-4-3lc GeQeral J!ospital, Rawling; Coal# Funeral Home, Rev F. 1 .oou living room sutt for sale. Greco •••~ring. Phone 112113. Gardner, Re•. Claremont E '10 2 6tlc Hoy~ P)llbcarers, Lo)'lll Be ~oon .t;faos of Middlcporl Et~trie $3ll00; 3'a: j~ijli(iilliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiJII' Churcb of Christ neighbors and ' j;d· Rcalnl• $20.\.. .. 1 Gas Furnace friends, lor noral donations and eo~•·crslo• burea~ $40.00. all others who auisled us In Phone 81?.8-X. 10-7-tltfo any way. The Allensworth Fam· lly. 11-6-lte .:Loottolux sweeper and Clarinet VIANTED - Firm sulllble tor For Sele. Call 3461 before 8 a. camp lor young people. Mull ur alter 4 p. m. 10 16 8tfe ba•c targ> bou10 and be located We wish t~ !bank the ll11ht com- m. . sb·eam or lake, and mull' mllke of the Vll~o of Pome; 'OR Ull - Appll!!ll P1.1Iand, on have loeatlons lor aabt... roy lor the new lll.reet Jllht In· Obto. Brlttl own conlllners. C. LOW·FR!CED FARM - 15 acres 9\alted on LlberiY A••· ond, B. lohllll<l• , 10 5 !mop good tractor land1 ?·room lraiiJ• Coal St. Mr, i~d Mrs. Paul POTATOES-Sto<k on winter ,house ln lair condition. llar1alil Zerkle and nelr~bors. Jl·l-ltc tal~s whlte they ill' s. A., price at $1~00. and thO, prop01'1~ OJq he •flilance~. Lost&F®~- EftOch• Portland• 0· •1o.••u ""' "IW (HAVEN, W. VA.oJ-Very well , ,- 'PPLES. Moat varlelles. Burde\te j IDeated (Joroom frame home BIU FOLD lust between Dr. DaviS' Frnlt rarm. Neaa Laurel Cllfl with bath, electricity, P• and o'llce and Rcxall Drug Stor< Church. 10 18 121p city water. Excellent corner ftEW.AIID Phone 241t2 II foun~ - · -wllb two loll, total 1ize 100 1 , · 11-4-Ztc I Custom Bum · Klteben. Klleben,1 tiio. Rcalonably prleed al $'7000. ' . ' designed for your home. Free "OX 229 PHON• 101-Y , , LOST-17 Jewc~ Benru• Ladic< eaUma!• Foreman lo Abbotl. (11) 2 31c · watch. Call a;t,r. li-Hip Pb0.11e MS4oY. , 0 tf 4 ..;r_oo~m.,..,.h-op~se""'::fo-r-u"'J;-e,-tRulland i'OII SALII - b~ptea. New Hs •Township. Phone 823-M. 'LOST-Car key•. with llccn•e ta> '"n n,.'lard, New llaven. Phunr , 11 4 81p z.45li-D ncar Rood's Hardwate. 74011 ' - -;i;,--' Finder return ~o Reed's or Ttl-,~ ~ WAlb Pho~e 8429. , 11-41-atc FOR S.W.: one Lanc88\0f 4eet I well let pump with preuun I ~nk and swlteh. Also 85-l"t 18b1 Auto~"'ices plaatlc p!pe, II> x m: one ___._ archltet!l's draWIIll table, &'WI ~- _._ .. ~H. IIAW~rNGS SONS CO.- .14 and loola 'ODe lypewrll4ir deal >.;J , _ ,.. - • hour Wred<er Service. Day and one fUit\1 cabinet, handlliade. , .. o. , 11~•ne Nlibt Pllone one electric table saw, one wood ,IU L a..1 II, ,._ M IIOli~X. . D(..DGE • PLYMOUTH Ia'tbe, one aolld oak eldebo•rd. ,_,..,, Ohl• qEALEP.S _ 18 II one "Wbj'.e" sewing machine, a'aUIJuo. !'hone Pomerov 81W. tOPS EXPERTS r·:;•• · q:fe The follo~l~l real estate oil· uale In lbe Ctly ·of Pomeroy, Co~nty of Mel&& and Stile ~f Ohio, and describe!'! as iollowt. to-wit: Lot No. m ill nid Cily of Pomeroy, blung tne same premlscs conveyed to ~he said John Epple, b~ tbe ~herlff of Me!P County by deed recorde~ In Vo;. 118, page Sill of the Record of Deeds in llle Recorder's Office, Meigs County, Ohio Plaintiff In hll petition alleges that the abo•e two parcels ol real eatate were owned by John W. Ginn at the time of hJ• de· cease, and In his petition otbe 14id plaintiff names all the heirs-at· law and next of kin of John W Ginn, Deceased, wbo are entitled to the next esllle of inheritance ·-- ---------'¥ H. lnsp~rtnQ Newest CO. wve Now, Bedford has a choice: Its people can pay for their schools a proportionate fair shDre of their cost, or permit their students to be annexed to other districts wbo are willIng to pay that much. Spu~n!k, Muttnik See ... driYI thjt; '58 Roc~ · , Htltl4uarttrs Par lam1onlte Luggage - Lane Cedar l;bttll - LAU Window Jus.Frlildalre RefrileratorL loktr .Fumllvrt, MIUit...... Ohio 6:15 6:30 8:45 7'00 7:30 8:00 9:00 AT John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Help County, Ohio (Ill 5, 12, 19, 3te .!lere-tor you to drive now-are the fil8t trucks ever built tb4t lead the low-prioecl three all four ways/ ~ling, power, PIIY!oadi -nomy-Dodge for '68 is dtillhif.e!Y way out '(nint. ' New economy-e.;..,..,... Y·l's and SiKII give Iuper plrtOnnanoe, more mil81 per gallon (on regultJr gtllJ). Nlw ,~f.uii-Tracll•~' irWe makes "getting stuck" ib mu4; aiow or tiLIIid almoit impossible. Check tht 4-way '~~ before you buy-and get·your Dod~ dealer's sjJecial40th-anruversary deal! - Drlvt . a DODGE '•wer Gl1111t today i I R.- . , MILL and WLI·MG~ ,. 1 I FIRST IN STYLING I AU-new l)eoigu! Sleek, yet ..,red. Deime chrome grille and trim ..• modern twin ~ta £or safer rugbt dnving •• • awee~! future· inspired linee • . . sparklinJ nit" colors and two-tqae combinations. 3 CDpBtruCtlOR is extca atronc, but without an ounce of load-robbing ex- "fat". Lets you haul aa much u U more, thus 1 c1.1t down on tripe, on timB, on gu, w tire wear. soNs FI~8T tN POWIRI . .. Naw Supor-To~gue '68 PouJtr GitW V-8'e detlver ,wltOppltW 206 10 ZM boiWOpOftF. ~ ....... <!llo trip time, lebt :riel ...... oaloly, red.- Onabt . - . illlulioo tonr engioe lite. 4 FIRST IN PAYLOAD I Advanced Dodg1 2 • FIR-BT IN EC9~MYI Moot adVIIICOII o(, aU,oborWizob V-8 truclt:·..,.U.. ·lbclUoin Power· DolllO combUotlon puto' ulra mil01 into every ....... _.. S'!:!; ataaliD& ' ......... .....::Oil:' mliot.mab'li~~~~ coM~P . \ �' '., , I l- ' ' ~o ....ioy·. .. ..., . , ·oh,io. · ,\ 14" 1 ...... ), s.-ow'' Mu,.d ·ond ~· Oalllpollo~ 41-:6. Is This Racine's Big year? Is this Racin41'1 ~ear to ~· the ell~? And make a IJlll 1n the regional and ma~ ~e ~te tournament? knowa cerlllnl1 The • •.. ,_., · Veteran Racme baa etball o servers have seen some IHml come down the pike llld fllllt on the jagged personality claahea an4 emo&nalspllntering. Said one: "A great team 1111 to hav~more Ulan mere ability to eeed tbe other guy all tbe wa . It's got to have 3 cohesive rlt, a oneness that lnlrn:s 1 dell'"' on the othn team D~ eause tbe sum eU~ 0 Its u ted will IR greater than the sum effect of the oppoJ!ents' at any given moment." . , Ridne opens 118 season against Harrlsonviile Nov 27 In t"'• -·t that desecrates the WQ~d, As the season unfolds hapo we can sense tb!l u~lty on Ibis potentially fine team. could be Larry Morrison s year. . fracas Bob Birch, mentioned a~e as one of the Tornado ales, already ts making hi& Ill~ Ohio U In a down of Frosh prospects, the~ U lltWip~per listed the Raelne star as "PliYmaker" on tlle.flnt five. Graham joined the armed t?reea last summer or he might be making a colleg~ coach s ey~ & ,leam. ae ' .- Has ----; eve an . lctwe Ftrm Gn·p CI I dBened • ' .08 N0o, 'J,1\iiUJUftlr, D --L! Q~h• p , 10. rep !.•~ .. f By 101 OIIMM BenedleUnetrabbed the No. 11pot COLUMBUS UP - All conquer• In the U~lted Pro!l Ohio coaches lnl Cleveland Benedictine · waa raUnp, 'pktinl up 12 flrat place perthed flrlllly In the drlyer'a fOtel an~ ~~ poipiL The l!oQilla ,.,t as the boat high ochool loot· defeated a good Cleveland Latin ball teem 1n Ohlo today with only team, 19.0, to lnoure the statuo. two more weeki remainln1 of the The top 10 teams, meanwhile, 1957 seaaon. remained intsct with only a little The Ben~. wlnnera of eleht Jhuflllng 1ince ll!t week'o major atrallht atlll need vlctorieo over overhoul All rolled up lmpre"lve John Adamo and St )JDit\UI to vlctorlea except Cincinnati Pu,...ll, call It 1 porfect' aeooon, and be- whlcb Wll !ltd, ;o-20. by Clncin· <Ome tbe flrat Cleveland team to natl Ro1or Bacon ln a Sunday tske the title In hlatOI')'. eonteat. For the ~ ttrllght wee~ MAIIILLON IUNNIIUP -;;;;;;;;;;;.i;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;~' l r 'lluatllon acaiD btld lh• runner· irbiirionfo;llowlnl I 86-0 win over and third-place WarB Rubbtr' ren rebowliled from ita lolle to trounce Lorain, N-0. .... WALL PAINT All Colors Reg. $15.30 gol. SPECIAL $4.29 gal. ''" ,,tkl... CLINTON · ISHER CO. Ml ..llflrt ~ ' .· T.I.·RES Coach Bob Penrod'a boYI have !oat these other gamea: Jackaon, 0.32. lttbono, IJ.47. Pomoror, o-3s. · Loean, 0-4,1. < Texas A&M Takes 0£ C}}ege £1evens,· Miami-Marshall Test For Title f.oming Saturday OXFORD, 0. UP-Miami Will -:-:---:-:-: be out to aow up •a filth Mid· Stomford, c.-n. end Ia on off!· American Conferance title th.s etr and mtmbat ef 1110 board of1 week when It meets TUnhall or dlrt<ltl'l Of manr ctmpanl• Wilt Vlr&lnia In the league's lop eontool. llmhall, with the bell show· lnr In Itt four year• in tho lea· sue, need• a victory over i\llami lhia week and a win over Bowl· Green next week to aaln ehamploD!hip, Bowlln1 Green, meanwhil•, will mate a comtbaek Iff from la1l week'l 13-7 1011 to Mlaml In I fame aaalno! an lmprove4 Oblo UnivenUy team, ill tho eonference'a only other aetlon. WJ I H Archie To Meet Unranked Cotton S!IA'l'I'LE UP- LIJI!lt 'heavy. weight ohatnplon Are~te Moore meot1 unrlllked Eddie Cotton of Seatlle In a 10 round non-title matah here Wednesdav nleht. Moore, .,ho won a lifth ro<md TKO victory over Bob Mlt<hell In Vancouver, 8. C., '11luroday, is txpocted to '"lib about 191 for the over·th•welaht boot Cotton will probably come In at 178. . • I •' '. Ia 'l'~n.'·aad .tA..._~. -~- Wellaton, 7-M. To sumiiW'IIe, ,Nelaonvllle has J<Ored 13 polnll In le~MU• plljl and haa permiUed 240 points to be racked against It lor an averaee of 40 opponentJ polntJ per eamt 0 Ia camperlaon, Middleport ia a obado better. But only a ahade, on NEW YORK UP- Texu AlM's tho r~ord, perfert-record powerhoullt, which Mlddlopl)rt bu beaten Wahama ofien lesves its opponents wonder· 47-18 and McArthur 31·7 outalde ing just how It keepa winnlnf, ,.. the Jeape. These two vlctoriea placed Oklahoma today aa thl No. were ,.,t in lhemaelveo lor they 1 team in th• United Preaa col· ohattered a sickening losl11g streak legs football ratlngo tha appeared to have inaralned :When the Texao Aagiea boat ~= ~~flo:~.~~~ctee 01 nearly TexaA Christian, 17-o, two weeks But in SEO play · the Jackets ago, one.?' the lostng pl•yoro r• have heen up against mor~ deter· marked, we should hav~ whipped mined and experienced teams :hem three touchdowno. 'l'he I~ 1 Agalnot five opponPnts In the c'~~b:d w;:'~ thoh:fcu~Y '::'or ·~d lea1ue the Jackets also have man· l "they're' not' that eood.'~ ~nd"~,•a;~.~~~~! ~;:::i:/~~t';,ore ~rkanBao Razorback• we;e hardly poinll per earn~ than Nelsonville, •mpre88ed with A&M's prowqu that appeared to have Ingrained after ~lng .. edged ~-6 by eoaeh Middlepo~t In live games. Middle- Paul Bear Bryants men t..t port opponents have averaged 42 Saturday. points per contest. But small thOUeb their vlctOI)' Middleport'• ieaaue record is: marg1na may be at tim08, the Af·' Athens, o.os. g1eo ·have manoged to find th~· Logan 13-41. wmnlnl formula in a pre88ure· Wellston, 0·08 · packed schedule thnl does not inOa!Upolla, o-33 elude r soft touch Jackaon, 0·27. The Umtcd PrCB! college foot Obviously Penrod w111 have his hall ratmgs w1th !trot-place votes boys at 1 peak for th•s one It's and won-lost records: hlo team's lust gume. He can throw Tum Polnh the book and then forget footboli I. Texao A&M 13 7.0 298 for nine month!. ~· Oklahoma II 6-0 206 Middleport still has Pomeroy on 3 Auburn 7 6.0 210 Thanksgiving Day Coach Thomp· 4. Mich State I 5·1 210 oon said today his boys staged one 5. lo~a I 5·0·1 , 19 t o1 , 1 of the li~01t workouta he has 6. Oh1o_.'llate 2 H 101 !een In anytime, uny· 7 Army ! I 86 where. 8 Navy 6·1 72 the blockin( 9. Mirhigan 4-1-1 that'o for oure. 10 (tie) Oregon i6·1 M be different at 10 (tie) Tenneosee IH M Second 10 1roup.-!2, North Ca,.. BASKETBALL CLINIC MINNEAPOIJS, Minn. UP ·The annual rree ba1kefbRII clln1e sponsored by the University of Minnesota Athletic Department for roach•• of thu area wiil be held Friday an4 Satu~day, Nov B-9 under the dlreotlon of coach OzZJe Cowioa. ,, 1f ·: lflet~~fu G.-..a&et~ · ' ' 7:50X 14 •·.. ·.. · ·.·..... ·:··....... $2:9.95 · 8:00Xt4 .. · ............ ·~·.. :.... .$17.9$ .· ·i:50XJ4······ ·· ·.·.····· ····:··.·· $~t.95 .· •PJU:i· , .8 .::···~ ~ 1·' 5 .._ " I . I'\; '··< '" . \ . , : ..- I ." ,1.4 ~· 12:10 p.m. '. I -. ,• ' ;:~:"'' 'I .~ • P..ONII 2-4811 R•daad' Furn"ure Ba~d, Olllo ,. , I ' on 9t0sr;ot On.Your TO Radio Dial . ;, ' •.,. ~\,, .. .... ~ ' ..... : .; '· ~ I • I \ • J •' '. ' ' ,,...... . r . ... ,, .want to ~ :' �' '., , I l- ' ' ~o ....ioy·. .. ..., . , ·oh,io. · ,\ 14" 1 ...... ), s.-ow'' Mu,.d ·ond ~· Oalllpollo~ 41-:6. Is This Racine's Big year? Is this Racin41'1 ~ear to ~· the ell~? And make a IJlll 1n the regional and ma~ ~e ~te tournament? knowa cerlllnl1 The • •.. ,_., · Veteran Racme baa etball o servers have seen some IHml come down the pike llld fllllt on the jagged personality claahea an4 emo&nalspllntering. Said one: "A great team 1111 to hav~more Ulan mere ability to eeed tbe other guy all tbe wa . It's got to have 3 cohesive rlt, a oneness that lnlrn:s 1 dell'"' on the othn team D~ eause tbe sum eU~ 0 Its u ted will IR greater than the sum effect of the oppoJ!ents' at any given moment." . , Ridne opens 118 season against Harrlsonviile Nov 27 In t"'• -·t that desecrates the WQ~d, As the season unfolds hapo we can sense tb!l u~lty on Ibis potentially fine team. could be Larry Morrison s year. . fracas Bob Birch, mentioned a~e as one of the Tornado ales, already ts making hi& Ill~ Ohio U In a down of Frosh prospects, the~ U lltWip~per listed the Raelne star as "PliYmaker" on tlle.flnt five. Graham joined the armed t?reea last summer or he might be making a colleg~ coach s ey~ & ,leam. ae ' .- Has ----; eve an . lctwe Ftrm Gn·p CI I dBened • ' .08 N0o, 'J,1\iiUJUftlr, D --L! Q~h• p , 10. rep !.•~ .. f By 101 OIIMM BenedleUnetrabbed the No. 11pot COLUMBUS UP - All conquer• In the U~lted Pro!l Ohio coaches lnl Cleveland Benedictine · waa raUnp, 'pktinl up 12 flrat place perthed flrlllly In the drlyer'a fOtel an~ ~~ poipiL The l!oQilla ,.,t as the boat high ochool loot· defeated a good Cleveland Latin ball teem 1n Ohlo today with only team, 19.0, to lnoure the statuo. two more weeki remainln1 of the The top 10 teams, meanwhile, 1957 seaaon. remained intsct with only a little The Ben~. wlnnera of eleht Jhuflllng 1ince ll!t week'o major atrallht atlll need vlctorieo over overhoul All rolled up lmpre"lve John Adamo and St )JDit\UI to vlctorlea except Cincinnati Pu,...ll, call It 1 porfect' aeooon, and be- whlcb Wll !ltd, ;o-20. by Clncin· <Ome tbe flrat Cleveland team to natl Ro1or Bacon ln a Sunday tske the title In hlatOI')'. eonteat. For the ~ ttrllght wee~ MAIIILLON IUNNIIUP -;;;;;;;;;;;.i;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;~' l r 'lluatllon acaiD btld lh• runner· irbiirionfo;llowlnl I 86-0 win over and third-place WarB Rubbtr' ren rebowliled from ita lolle to trounce Lorain, N-0. .... WALL PAINT All Colors Reg. $15.30 gol. SPECIAL $4.29 gal. ''" ,,tkl... CLINTON · ISHER CO. Ml ..llflrt ~ ' .· T.I.·RES Coach Bob Penrod'a boYI have !oat these other gamea: Jackaon, 0.32. lttbono, IJ.47. Pomoror, o-3s. · Loean, 0-4,1. < Texas A&M Takes 0£ C}}ege £1evens,· Miami-Marshall Test For Title f.oming Saturday OXFORD, 0. UP-Miami Will -:-:---:-:-: be out to aow up •a filth Mid· Stomford, c.-n. end Ia on off!· American Conferance title th.s etr and mtmbat ef 1110 board of1 week when It meets TUnhall or dlrt<ltl'l Of manr ctmpanl• Wilt Vlr&lnia In the league's lop eontool. llmhall, with the bell show· lnr In Itt four year• in tho lea· sue, need• a victory over i\llami lhia week and a win over Bowl· Green next week to aaln ehamploD!hip, Bowlln1 Green, meanwhil•, will mate a comtbaek Iff from la1l week'l 13-7 1011 to Mlaml In I fame aaalno! an lmprove4 Oblo UnivenUy team, ill tho eonference'a only other aetlon. WJ I H Archie To Meet Unranked Cotton S!IA'l'I'LE UP- LIJI!lt 'heavy. weight ohatnplon Are~te Moore meot1 unrlllked Eddie Cotton of Seatlle In a 10 round non-title matah here Wednesdav nleht. Moore, .,ho won a lifth ro<md TKO victory over Bob Mlt<hell In Vancouver, 8. C., '11luroday, is txpocted to '"lib about 191 for the over·th•welaht boot Cotton will probably come In at 178. . • I •' '. Ia 'l'~n.'·aad .tA..._~. -~- Wellaton, 7-M. To sumiiW'IIe, ,Nelaonvllle has J<Ored 13 polnll In le~MU• plljl and haa permiUed 240 points to be racked against It lor an averaee of 40 opponentJ polntJ per eamt 0 Ia camperlaon, Middleport ia a obado better. But only a ahade, on NEW YORK UP- Texu AlM's tho r~ord, perfert-record powerhoullt, which Mlddlopl)rt bu beaten Wahama ofien lesves its opponents wonder· 47-18 and McArthur 31·7 outalde ing just how It keepa winnlnf, ,.. the Jeape. These two vlctoriea placed Oklahoma today aa thl No. were ,.,t in lhemaelveo lor they 1 team in th• United Preaa col· ohattered a sickening losl11g streak legs football ratlngo tha appeared to have inaralned :When the Texao Aagiea boat ~= ~~flo:~.~~~ctee 01 nearly TexaA Christian, 17-o, two weeks But in SEO play · the Jackets ago, one.?' the lostng pl•yoro r• have heen up against mor~ deter· marked, we should hav~ whipped mined and experienced teams :hem three touchdowno. 'l'he I~ 1 Agalnot five opponPnts In the c'~~b:d w;:'~ thoh:fcu~Y '::'or ·~d lea1ue the Jackets also have man· l "they're' not' that eood.'~ ~nd"~,•a;~.~~~~! ~;:::i:/~~t';,ore ~rkanBao Razorback• we;e hardly poinll per earn~ than Nelsonville, •mpre88ed with A&M's prowqu that appeared to have Ingrained after ~lng .. edged ~-6 by eoaeh Middlepo~t In live games. Middle- Paul Bear Bryants men t..t port opponents have averaged 42 Saturday. points per contest. But small thOUeb their vlctOI)' Middleport'• ieaaue record is: marg1na may be at tim08, the Af·' Athens, o.os. g1eo ·have manoged to find th~· Logan 13-41. wmnlnl formula in a pre88ure· Wellston, 0·08 · packed schedule thnl does not inOa!Upolla, o-33 elude r soft touch Jackaon, 0·27. The Umtcd PrCB! college foot Obviously Penrod w111 have his hall ratmgs w1th !trot-place votes boys at 1 peak for th•s one It's and won-lost records: hlo team's lust gume. He can throw Tum Polnh the book and then forget footboli I. Texao A&M 13 7.0 298 for nine month!. ~· Oklahoma II 6-0 206 Middleport still has Pomeroy on 3 Auburn 7 6.0 210 Thanksgiving Day Coach Thomp· 4. Mich State I 5·1 210 oon said today his boys staged one 5. lo~a I 5·0·1 , 19 t o1 , 1 of the li~01t workouta he has 6. Oh1o_.'llate 2 H 101 !een In anytime, uny· 7 Army ! I 86 where. 8 Navy 6·1 72 the blockin( 9. Mirhigan 4-1-1 that'o for oure. 10 (tie) Oregon i6·1 M be different at 10 (tie) Tenneosee IH M Second 10 1roup.-!2, North Ca,.. BASKETBALL CLINIC MINNEAPOIJS, Minn. UP ·The annual rree ba1kefbRII clln1e sponsored by the University of Minnesota Athletic Department for roach•• of thu area wiil be held Friday an4 Satu~day, Nov B-9 under the dlreotlon of coach OzZJe Cowioa. ,, 1f ·: lflet~~fu G.-..a&et~ · ' ' 7:50X 14 •·.. ·.. · ·.·..... ·:··....... $2:9.95 · 8:00Xt4 .. · ............ ·~·.. :.... .$17.9$ .· ·i:50XJ4······ ·· ·.·.····· ····:··.·· $~t.95 .· •PJU:i· , .8 .::···~ ~ 1·' 5 .._ " I . I'\; '··< '" . \ . , : ..- I ." ,1.4 ~· 12:10 p.m. '. I -. ,• ' ;:~:"'' 'I .~ • P..ONII 2-4811 R•daad' Furn"ure Ba~d, Olllo ,. , I ' on 9t0sr;ot On.Your TO Radio Dial . ;, ' •.,. ~\,, .. .... ~ ' ..... : .; '· ~ I • I \ • J •' '. ' ' ,,...... . r . ... ,, .want to ~ :' �,. ' _ __ '' . ' ·.. • 16-Dally SenUn~l, P~mero~·~iddl~port, o., Nov. 5, l&h ' .._.,....._ ThDmas is no stranger to the general manaw-er ranks, havinct served as both field r. ml general manager of the Baltimore Oriq lcs of the Imcr national [rom 1939 to 1949. The Bds! ' Sox MordaY, uight ap. - ••·-·-·• ·. ·a to,year 'b~Weball vel· to the post or Minneapolis · general managCr. ' Apppintment of Tommy Thom· as, 58, was . announced by Red 1 Sox Farm Dtrector John 'Murphy. I ~. ' Mr.s Fred · El!'hinger Jr., and Nanty a~d Linda vin ·Grlmml are amqna tbDse : cpn· lined to their hO~es In Syrac,~so da~~btcls •With the flu. MrsdM~· .. BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS 1 • . llJ' - if ihe)' hddn't Iii~ , ~u~itY ~0 ieldsely. 'Mth ·the lpmates, tnight have ktayea tM ho• 'l)ndetinltelr !' for th• Z9 ottrera of the . 55:. fia<Lbeen II\ the ~~i>it•l lor they h~d no 'moU.va)lon" · up ~ecurlty do•1he un<l;rlaiJOtie,S o~ th~ outojde. 'In they were •.dof!ll all wer~, aflll didn't , '~ w~;k in i" INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Rt1ulh Thursday 10-31-57 H. & R. Firestorlt 2, RobinSOfiS L•undry 1. Boneys MMktl 3, Pomeroy Mo· tor Co., 0. Pomeroy · Cement Block 3, Liom Club 0. NOV. ' STANDtriGS W L Pel nlock 17 10 .630 12 9 .57! P1 l1lH'rnr c ·rn~t·tlt BtHil')'S ~hrkd rom croy Muwr c o. (According T0 SYandings) Searlca , . . Schocnleb Nc'-'on Schoenleb month u long at she doet not remarry. (l"'ernatlo•all ,;A-•Yt was "Coach of the Year" in 564 1950. ilnternalional) ol J writer Cy Howard, bet Wrd lTI&te. He'o hooked tor '300 a .~ " 51:1F won a divorce from producer· WITHOUT A CY- Actreaa Gloria Grahame Is shown Jn Ssnta Monica, Calll., ' court u eht rk .', ' i ~·- 1 T 1 ,1 •I ·. , . -~ ~ ...; -· ~-----·------------ - ·--· _. .n tlae woaderful • .1958 Ol.OBILES than five. 18 to 81 but 47 per . over 50. .. ' BY UNITED PRESS It was 52 yrars ago, and "boy wcndl'r of billiards" Willi iust turn ed 18 wlll'n he cupturcd the w{lr\d's lfU halkllll e billiard ~ ·rown from Maur ice V 1g t1IHIX before a ruek c1l ga llrry at Pafi~ \II told, he won 52 world cham· 1l on~hlp s in 11 fliRplay nf superior· 1ty unjJ>J ndlc!t·d i11 s p o r t~ his tory Whnt evr:r happene d to WiW . ! ~oppt!? Tuduy, u1. 7Q, he lives i'n 1 li mall apartm ent in Miami and 1nlv rllrcly v:> ntu rcs no rth for an karr & Van Zandt Pomeroy, Ohio ~ACK OF DITAIL~ , One of the lira\ de\!Oiopmatlts was tbe lack of detailed hpspilal record~ of those ehronlc patten'ts. The charlo of 28 of thaln h~d ~ol been taken froll) tbe files of tile central record room ·In 'tiulee xearo. "The longer the patient ~as m the _hbSplt.l~ tf!l! leu likely "'•• 'the starr to knoll' much abdut him/' the scJentista repor,ted. CROSSWORD . 'ACROSS 21. l.!lne 2. Satisfy i I. Prot:eedlnp j (C.orn. b)r wall) • proot ot water 3. Neat I 9. Arum plant 4. Gtrra :10. Sts'n of naljle I occiuhn:d t•xl1 1hil lon !n a sporl he calls "Pxlinrt.'' 5. Sma1Nlody 12. Mtu D8mell 1&.Vel'\lttuke 6. Seaport ( Alg.) 7. Glrra tabria -· nam'e 8, Kingdom 1+.~ " PINI\ISY·CINTR.\1 AI!ROII?:: Presl4onta Jameo N: ·llYTJill (top) dt the PennsytvanliRoll· road and Allred E. Perlman (boltom) o! tho New York Central Rollroad announced In New York that they aresludJ• lni plans for a mcrQ:cr of th& roads h1to one giant •ystem., "''he two railroad• have 101ft• '"'Ia of about $S,sso. blned 000,000. (lnlernat;;;;;&lJ GIN• .\I'ITONQV MAY HIAD RED ARMY-Gen, Al.,.ell•. Anlonov (third trom rlghl), who lo rep<~rtedly slated to head the Ruulan Army', lti shown at the 1945 Yalta Conference where he wa• miJl.. tary adviser to the late Premier Josct Stalln. Standing (1. lo r.) ere: Brltloll Air Cblel Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder (now Lord Tedder); l'leet Adm, William D. Leahy; Gen. Anlonov aod untdentil1ed Soviet officers. Seated are: Then Prime Minister Winston Churchill; the lBte President Franldin 0. Roosevelt and Stalin. -.. 1 1 NOIIL WINNIU- Chlnese-ooni .Tsionr D;.. Loii ' (left) ·and Dr. Chen Ning Yim,ir look pleased at Princeton, N. J .. on teaming they tthare 1957 Nobfll Prlzl'! for phyalea--tQlVinl a myBtery ot f1mdamental atructure of tbe unlvene. Lee, SO, Ia a COlumbia. professor. Yang, U, Is with the Princeton lrultltut.e. Right; Sir AJexander Todd, 60, ef EJlgllllld'H Cambridge, chemistry winner- vitamin research whlcb led to pro· ducUon of aynthetic B-12, uHed agalnllt per· nlclous anemia. (l71hmultkmal SowndpAotoJ tnol.ding (\, • ~7. Pdut IJ'l,' , 30. Lolt~r " f '- . as. Haiw;, r "" placiilor . ·- ' trqopl 36. Nqylce (vlr.) 1 i 3T. W~~ I;s.::_~~Rh- : 39.A talk 40. o&seoti!l - u. S.' defUlM IYJ\III! "Iii to I , ·· ' . · !" ~..-1--1 · r.r,. .. L~ ~··,, ·~ ~ ~ .-- 1,.' ·' ~~ V.I. Vil 'JT 1/'/) !M r/.1. I'" 12. MIU ,' , pottor UICII ~ pojlap C.llod • a balaoce<lbudaet."iltebused the OOl' with "bllll\dtl:l lo _ torelal.l _pollCJ and .dele~:· ,.,..+-1-1--1--1 ..,1,.-~J--~~J?t~~+-1 1fT sc\encio l.lr.~ . ~!•• 1&\~P.te SPACI l'IAlN-In li!Gl!, Jules Verne con«rrved the apace train, which wu shot from a tremendous Cllll\OD ne&r T8J!IP,l , F1L ThoUih II!• author went Into grOJit detail \0 p~t th1l method ot 'apace travel In a logical manner, the pasaugero nn such a traln would hove been amaahed 1:o blll ~Y thi 'enonnoua wlo,<l\1 neochd to clear the projecUte trom the grovltatlnn_, pull o! thl . entJi, (New fOTk P•bllc t~· aod Oflllni!Pmo) 1,. 6,~'"'...,-.+-+-+.~ r:. ~ olrlstilll :------+- _ __.:_. L - - - -·,-'-,--- I' p.- •' }::1 ;·' .. 28. 'Music ncte · t., 29. Ltttle child element'' 41. Founder ol MAICH 01' OIMII POITII 'AMILY-Air Foree MaJ, lOitPb Solomon Is &bowo Ill New York with hi• wile and throe oblldrm, who were 'YettePd•J'• Aillwer , '34. Greedy help lf, Retitle lEur.) (noul.l 35. To 16. l{lgh priest 9. River be 29. 111-tempered 17. Swiss river (Gor.) UD• , 3L Cant 18. EXIst lLf>ecorous ; 32,•Htred ·~J£)d!d 19. Shade ot blue ~· ileam 3&.!1l~ie """"'""' 2f.' Whlrr · ' 17: il.&111 . ~""· IU. B. ·• rootilock 23. Twl~ 20. Malt , alanr) · 3&. Splj<>t ' cryotal• beV<rage · ' . 2~ . Haudker. chief ·•. 1 Vh I\ ..,.,,..r-.,·~.......~.;;;, tcolloq,J v.l¥.1.'4--'1.-=+-+...;·W~A·-·4-¥+-¥.:r0'"! 26. $·shopcd ,.. .,.. I" , ~·, HITS DIIINSI (UT-Former Preoldenl Harry S, Truman II thown alter he addrelltd a ttoO-a-plate Jellanon-Jaek· son Dtl'dlnnar In Lol A!llll• He accu10d lbo ll10nbower Adminlotrllloo ~ lollln. lha 22. !ltnta · 23. Tourist stop. oVers 24. Stir up 2~. Rude dwelllnr 21. Call lor , ~. Journal Z<KUac DODGE RS SIGN PITCHER LOS ANG!lLI,; s Ur- Tum M'· 1 Calg, A 20-~·N•r· old ri 1l ht hand e.1l ~ ! pitcher from Alh nmhrn, C:~li! · has bNm signed by the Los AJ;: lC ics f)od gt· r ~. II<~ will r e•101't to . )he Vicloria L'1l11J in lhc B;J I Stille J...cag••c 1wxt spl'il!~. ! ltrleken Wl)ll poUo In July, l&lland have beta choen the ma .....h ol Qlnlll pcotor laml!y. lleilde lite major II hliiOD, JM, &. Wllb tho IIIOiher are twin dauahlero, Lindy ond SaDd7i e, who will roqultt IUfWJ whea thay are II. In addition to &ubllantleiiiUinl 1J11111 b1 lhi lbllljo, the Mardi ol Dlmoa hal pr~~vldcd ti,OOO. .........,,.... . ·U.NeW·1Utle 'JUde' .' .,..New "MobU~ LOOk" Whatever Come Of: ·------------ - -- - ---- flir'Mcl .,,. dii'Co,i.:OIHI 'cOium"nls't. · Ho wriltl atioilt his pi-ol.ltnit •• • .' , , , 'ly ·,OitEGOiY PiCK 'HOLI,YWOOQ UP - I once h'eard aolnewhe!'e that put an ·••· lor behind ~ deak in an eXecutive Job and sclll).e!hins 'psy;cli~l.osleall~ dire hap~nL ·, -: •· 1 His renexcr 8uddenJii tedse, his animatiob dims u s free·souled , player of ml!fty plrta ~qd he be· comes s~y and · eno'rmouaiJ aware of fbim..u ii a member of )lie busl!le~ ~r,sa. In other words, fatty tis!ue moves \n · on . ~he gypsy op!rlt <.<•,·-• tU. ~!t(<i: .' •~ ,New ·8er1ie.. '· · IP.ACIIAIT-In 1788, a ,..cbman, 14. d' Lettre, "'vlJlpned Ill his book on travel to tl)e IJ\OOD th1l opace ntt. A ....., HOI!Oil ol the enclosed Vfllel, ~ch waa Wtcd and propelled b7 thl 1 expulsion ol air or Uquld sncloHd Ill barrels, sbOWI that tba author had no eonception o1 atm01pber!c p.....,.ure chanpo, ; (Photo lrom 1M N"" York Publl< Ltbfa'll Filer, c.,..traiPrua) I WILLIE HOPPE IIIU ALIMONT-Donna Al-' wood, former lee skating .star, ir shown in a Loa Angcln court where abe aaked lor 16,000 a month In temporary alimony from her estran(lcfl hwband, John Harris, lcccu.. pedes producer. The case wes JXIIlpooed unW NQvcmbcr 13. li,Ck_, .inovltlan4'~ · hand...,. lttdiiW ""'"'· hu ' ball hi,,tory, died of cancer. 507 T11m Hi<Jh Game il"ld 5erlu Pom•rny CeMent Blor. k 881-~610 Individual High Striu Hcudt!lhcolt Individual High Gamt '~DiT~~'- N~"' Varnon lco.tt 'is on ,Yiutlon. Or;t,r'f nua'lsE 57:'1 He was 56 years old, Caldwell 510 lfnurtnsheit Pitk fitrAgftoolac ~Milly Years A~EAL 14 13 .fjltf PomNoy Lions l'luh 1.! 12 500 Chariey Caldwell, Robiflso m Laun dry ll 16 .407 DIES :-1. & R. r ; r :- ~ tonc 9 15 .37!) one of the most su~cessful • TOP TEAM BC\WLERS coaches in Princeton's fool· R. Davis Wh ipple ' .~ .;o/ Qot Smdy Mad'e ~.,M})\~ fteleast -· 1 •· 'Of Many lfuitatts 1'1'01n ·Mental1'vds 1\".W.Jr,. and 10n• R~cky ~nd Carsyn. Mrs1 Willi~~ League • Daity'S'I!irti11'1,lPdJrulfdy,Mtddlepoilt,'Oc,•Nov, 11, 1~67'...:.7 :-> ' l:. ~:r••+·-'· ...,.f-:&;.,1 ~- - .·~ (Uri:nua) DAlLY CJK'fl\T()QtJOTE- Here's·how to woili ltr . AX ,YDLBAAXR loLONOI'IIlLLOW · One letter ormply •tan~• tor aAother. In 'ihta aamplt A lo Ued .. ' !"• for 111• three ~·~· ' X the ' !"!!I o·~· ·-~·: . 8Jn(IO lottoro. ·~ tropho!, the length and fomiatlon Of tlia wr41 ilt all' hirllil. lach, day the code lettero m dlffelollt. ,. • ' 1 '0ERUF 4 Cr7Jtlo,_ Qaalatlo1 PT LlllU'lt!fO'T· VD ,PL, (PU) " , SRTU ' LD\1 .' JO ' , ~ Yftlerday'o Cryplo<juote: ALL ~~ELLENT ~ ~ 'DIFFICULT AS ' . . A ·DEYZOZ-SPI.!UDL. ~!NOS ARil THEY ARE RARE - S!'JNO;!A, lllitriiMillll bJ PC .,...... ~eview Your Driving'lldbitt Before ' Roads �,. ' _ __ '' . ' ·.. • 16-Dally SenUn~l, P~mero~·~iddl~port, o., Nov. 5, l&h ' .._.,....._ ThDmas is no stranger to the general manaw-er ranks, havinct served as both field r. ml general manager of the Baltimore Oriq lcs of the Imcr national [rom 1939 to 1949. The Bds! ' Sox MordaY, uight ap. - ••·-·-·• ·. ·a to,year 'b~Weball vel· to the post or Minneapolis · general managCr. ' Apppintment of Tommy Thom· as, 58, was . announced by Red 1 Sox Farm Dtrector John 'Murphy. I ~. ' Mr.s Fred · El!'hinger Jr., and Nanty a~d Linda vin ·Grlmml are amqna tbDse : cpn· lined to their hO~es In Syrac,~so da~~btcls •With the flu. MrsdM~· .. BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS 1 • . llJ' - if ihe)' hddn't Iii~ , ~u~itY ~0 ieldsely. 'Mth ·the lpmates, tnight have ktayea tM ho• 'l)ndetinltelr !' for th• Z9 ottrera of the . 55:. fia<Lbeen II\ the ~~i>it•l lor they h~d no 'moU.va)lon" · up ~ecurlty do•1he un<l;rlaiJOtie,S o~ th~ outojde. 'In they were •.dof!ll all wer~, aflll didn't , '~ w~;k in i" INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Rt1ulh Thursday 10-31-57 H. & R. Firestorlt 2, RobinSOfiS L•undry 1. Boneys MMktl 3, Pomeroy Mo· tor Co., 0. Pomeroy · Cement Block 3, Liom Club 0. NOV. ' STANDtriGS W L Pel nlock 17 10 .630 12 9 .57! P1 l1lH'rnr c ·rn~t·tlt BtHil')'S ~hrkd rom croy Muwr c o. (According T0 SYandings) Searlca , . . Schocnleb Nc'-'on Schoenleb month u long at she doet not remarry. (l"'ernatlo•all ,;A-•Yt was "Coach of the Year" in 564 1950. ilnternalional) ol J writer Cy Howard, bet Wrd lTI&te. He'o hooked tor '300 a .~ " 51:1F won a divorce from producer· WITHOUT A CY- Actreaa Gloria Grahame Is shown Jn Ssnta Monica, Calll., ' court u eht rk .', ' i ~·- 1 T 1 ,1 •I ·. , . -~ ~ ...; -· ~-----·------------ - ·--· _. .n tlae woaderful • .1958 Ol.OBILES than five. 18 to 81 but 47 per . over 50. .. ' BY UNITED PRESS It was 52 yrars ago, and "boy wcndl'r of billiards" Willi iust turn ed 18 wlll'n he cupturcd the w{lr\d's lfU halkllll e billiard ~ ·rown from Maur ice V 1g t1IHIX before a ruek c1l ga llrry at Pafi~ \II told, he won 52 world cham· 1l on~hlp s in 11 fliRplay nf superior· 1ty unjJ>J ndlc!t·d i11 s p o r t~ his tory Whnt evr:r happene d to WiW . ! ~oppt!? Tuduy, u1. 7Q, he lives i'n 1 li mall apartm ent in Miami and 1nlv rllrcly v:> ntu rcs no rth for an karr & Van Zandt Pomeroy, Ohio ~ACK OF DITAIL~ , One of the lira\ de\!Oiopmatlts was tbe lack of detailed hpspilal record~ of those ehronlc patten'ts. The charlo of 28 of thaln h~d ~ol been taken froll) tbe files of tile central record room ·In 'tiulee xearo. "The longer the patient ~as m the _hbSplt.l~ tf!l! leu likely "'•• 'the starr to knoll' much abdut him/' the scJentista repor,ted. CROSSWORD . 'ACROSS 21. l.!lne 2. Satisfy i I. Prot:eedlnp j (C.orn. b)r wall) • proot ot water 3. Neat I 9. Arum plant 4. Gtrra :10. Sts'n of naljle I occiuhn:d t•xl1 1hil lon !n a sporl he calls "Pxlinrt.'' 5. Sma1Nlody 12. Mtu D8mell 1&.Vel'\lttuke 6. Seaport ( Alg.) 7. Glrra tabria -· nam'e 8, Kingdom 1+.~ " PINI\ISY·CINTR.\1 AI!ROII?:: Presl4onta Jameo N: ·llYTJill (top) dt the PennsytvanliRoll· road and Allred E. Perlman (boltom) o! tho New York Central Rollroad announced In New York that they aresludJ• lni plans for a mcrQ:cr of th& roads h1to one giant •ystem., "''he two railroad• have 101ft• '"'Ia of about $S,sso. blned 000,000. (lnlernat;;;;;&lJ GIN• .\I'ITONQV MAY HIAD RED ARMY-Gen, Al.,.ell•. Anlonov (third trom rlghl), who lo rep<~rtedly slated to head the Ruulan Army', lti shown at the 1945 Yalta Conference where he wa• miJl.. tary adviser to the late Premier Josct Stalln. Standing (1. lo r.) ere: Brltloll Air Cblel Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder (now Lord Tedder); l'leet Adm, William D. Leahy; Gen. Anlonov aod untdentil1ed Soviet officers. Seated are: Then Prime Minister Winston Churchill; the lBte President Franldin 0. Roosevelt and Stalin. -.. 1 1 NOIIL WINNIU- Chlnese-ooni .Tsionr D;.. Loii ' (left) ·and Dr. Chen Ning Yim,ir look pleased at Princeton, N. J .. on teaming they tthare 1957 Nobfll Prlzl'! for phyalea--tQlVinl a myBtery ot f1mdamental atructure of tbe unlvene. Lee, SO, Ia a COlumbia. professor. Yang, U, Is with the Princeton lrultltut.e. Right; Sir AJexander Todd, 60, ef EJlgllllld'H Cambridge, chemistry winner- vitamin research whlcb led to pro· ducUon of aynthetic B-12, uHed agalnllt per· nlclous anemia. (l71hmultkmal SowndpAotoJ tnol.ding (\, • ~7. Pdut IJ'l,' , 30. Lolt~r " f '- . as. Haiw;, r "" placiilor . ·- ' trqopl 36. Nqylce (vlr.) 1 i 3T. W~~ I;s.::_~~Rh- : 39.A talk 40. o&seoti!l - u. S.' defUlM IYJ\III! "Iii to I , ·· ' . · !" ~..-1--1 · r.r,. .. L~ ~··,, ·~ ~ ~ .-- 1,.' ·' ~~ V.I. Vil 'JT 1/'/) !M r/.1. I'" 12. MIU ,' , pottor UICII ~ pojlap C.llod • a balaoce<lbudaet."iltebused the OOl' with "bllll\dtl:l lo _ torelal.l _pollCJ and .dele~:· ,.,..+-1-1--1--1 ..,1,.-~J--~~J?t~~+-1 1fT sc\encio l.lr.~ . ~!•• 1&\~P.te SPACI l'IAlN-In li!Gl!, Jules Verne con«rrved the apace train, which wu shot from a tremendous Cllll\OD ne&r T8J!IP,l , F1L ThoUih II!• author went Into grOJit detail \0 p~t th1l method ot 'apace travel In a logical manner, the pasaugero nn such a traln would hove been amaahed 1:o blll ~Y thi 'enonnoua wlo,<l\1 neochd to clear the projecUte trom the grovltatlnn_, pull o! thl . entJi, (New fOTk P•bllc t~· aod Oflllni!Pmo) 1,. 6,~'"'...,-.+-+-+.~ r:. ~ olrlstilll :------+- _ __.:_. L - - - -·,-'-,--- I' p.- •' }::1 ;·' .. 28. 'Music ncte · t., 29. Ltttle child element'' 41. Founder ol MAICH 01' OIMII POITII 'AMILY-Air Foree MaJ, lOitPb Solomon Is &bowo Ill New York with hi• wile and throe oblldrm, who were 'YettePd•J'• Aillwer , '34. Greedy help lf, Retitle lEur.) (noul.l 35. To 16. l{lgh priest 9. River be 29. 111-tempered 17. Swiss river (Gor.) UD• , 3L Cant 18. EXIst lLf>ecorous ; 32,•Htred ·~J£)d!d 19. Shade ot blue ~· ileam 3&.!1l~ie """"'""' 2f.' Whlrr · ' 17: il.&111 . ~""· IU. B. ·• rootilock 23. Twl~ 20. Malt , alanr) · 3&. Splj<>t ' cryotal• beV<rage · ' . 2~ . Haudker. chief ·•. 1 Vh I\ ..,.,,..r-.,·~.......~.;;;, tcolloq,J v.l¥.1.'4--'1.-=+-+...;·W~A·-·4-¥+-¥.:r0'"! 26. $·shopcd ,.. .,.. I" , ~·, HITS DIIINSI (UT-Former Preoldenl Harry S, Truman II thown alter he addrelltd a ttoO-a-plate Jellanon-Jaek· son Dtl'dlnnar In Lol A!llll• He accu10d lbo ll10nbower Adminlotrllloo ~ lollln. lha 22. !ltnta · 23. Tourist stop. oVers 24. Stir up 2~. Rude dwelllnr 21. Call lor , ~. Journal Z<KUac DODGE RS SIGN PITCHER LOS ANG!lLI,; s Ur- Tum M'· 1 Calg, A 20-~·N•r· old ri 1l ht hand e.1l ~ ! pitcher from Alh nmhrn, C:~li! · has bNm signed by the Los AJ;: lC ics f)od gt· r ~. II<~ will r e•101't to . )he Vicloria L'1l11J in lhc B;J I Stille J...cag••c 1wxt spl'il!~. ! ltrleken Wl)ll poUo In July, l&lland have beta choen the ma .....h ol Qlnlll pcotor laml!y. lleilde lite major II hliiOD, JM, &. Wllb tho IIIOiher are twin dauahlero, Lindy ond SaDd7i e, who will roqultt IUfWJ whea thay are II. In addition to &ubllantleiiiUinl 1J11111 b1 lhi lbllljo, the Mardi ol Dlmoa hal pr~~vldcd ti,OOO. .........,,.... . ·U.NeW·1Utle 'JUde' .' .,..New "MobU~ LOOk" Whatever Come Of: ·------------ - -- - ---- flir'Mcl .,,. dii'Co,i.:OIHI 'cOium"nls't. · Ho wriltl atioilt his pi-ol.ltnit •• • .' , , , 'ly ·,OitEGOiY PiCK 'HOLI,YWOOQ UP - I once h'eard aolnewhe!'e that put an ·••· lor behind ~ deak in an eXecutive Job and sclll).e!hins 'psy;cli~l.osleall~ dire hap~nL ·, -: •· 1 His renexcr 8uddenJii tedse, his animatiob dims u s free·souled , player of ml!fty plrta ~qd he be· comes s~y and · eno'rmouaiJ aware of fbim..u ii a member of )lie busl!le~ ~r,sa. In other words, fatty tis!ue moves \n · on . ~he gypsy op!rlt <.<•,·-• tU. ~!t(<i: .' •~ ,New ·8er1ie.. '· · IP.ACIIAIT-In 1788, a ,..cbman, 14. d' Lettre, "'vlJlpned Ill his book on travel to tl)e IJ\OOD th1l opace ntt. A ....., HOI!Oil ol the enclosed Vfllel, ~ch waa Wtcd and propelled b7 thl 1 expulsion ol air or Uquld sncloHd Ill barrels, sbOWI that tba author had no eonception o1 atm01pber!c p.....,.ure chanpo, ; (Photo lrom 1M N"" York Publl< Ltbfa'll Filer, c.,..traiPrua) I WILLIE HOPPE IIIU ALIMONT-Donna Al-' wood, former lee skating .star, ir shown in a Loa Angcln court where abe aaked lor 16,000 a month In temporary alimony from her estran(lcfl hwband, John Harris, lcccu.. pedes producer. The case wes JXIIlpooed unW NQvcmbcr 13. li,Ck_, .inovltlan4'~ · hand...,. lttdiiW ""'"'· hu ' ball hi,,tory, died of cancer. 507 T11m Hi<Jh Game il"ld 5erlu Pom•rny CeMent Blor. k 881-~610 Individual High Striu Hcudt!lhcolt Individual High Gamt '~DiT~~'- N~"' Varnon lco.tt 'is on ,Yiutlon. Or;t,r'f nua'lsE 57:'1 He was 56 years old, Caldwell 510 lfnurtnsheit Pitk fitrAgftoolac ~Milly Years A~EAL 14 13 .fjltf PomNoy Lions l'luh 1.! 12 500 Chariey Caldwell, Robiflso m Laun dry ll 16 .407 DIES :-1. & R. r ; r :- ~ tonc 9 15 .37!) one of the most su~cessful • TOP TEAM BC\WLERS coaches in Princeton's fool· R. Davis Wh ipple ' .~ .;o/ Qot Smdy Mad'e ~.,M})\~ fteleast -· 1 •· 'Of Many lfuitatts 1'1'01n ·Mental1'vds 1\".W.Jr,. and 10n• R~cky ~nd Carsyn. Mrs1 Willi~~ League • Daity'S'I!irti11'1,lPdJrulfdy,Mtddlepoilt,'Oc,•Nov, 11, 1~67'...:.7 :-> ' l:. ~:r••+·-'· ...,.f-:&;.,1 ~- - .·~ (Uri:nua) DAlLY CJK'fl\T()QtJOTE- Here's·how to woili ltr . AX ,YDLBAAXR loLONOI'IIlLLOW · One letter ormply •tan~• tor aAother. In 'ihta aamplt A lo Ued .. ' !"• for 111• three ~·~· ' X the ' !"!!I o·~· ·-~·: . 8Jn(IO lottoro. ·~ tropho!, the length and fomiatlon Of tlia wr41 ilt all' hirllil. lach, day the code lettero m dlffelollt. ,. • ' 1 '0ERUF 4 Cr7Jtlo,_ Qaalatlo1 PT LlllU'lt!fO'T· VD ,PL, (PU) " , SRTU ' LD\1 .' JO ' , ~ Yftlerday'o Cryplo<juote: ALL ~~ELLENT ~ ~ 'DIFFICULT AS ' . . A ·DEYZOZ-SPI.!UDL. ~!NOS ARil THEY ARE RARE - S!'JNO;!A, lllitriiMillll bJ PC .,...... ~eview Your Driving'lldbitt Before ' Roads �. ..., _, . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamm Honored On Their 50th Wedding · · . . Coates·Betzing Wedding Date ___Is Set For Wednesday Nov:27 OLD-LES ' ·ARRI,VE NOVEMIIR 8 Mr :ind 11.1rs Paul Hamm ~nter· tained on Sunday wtfh open house I - '• bowl Mrs. Samuel at the silver coffP.e SCJrv· In honor of the Golden Wedding ; Mrs. Delmar Hamm ,..rved the Ann1venary or his parents, Mr cake 1nd Mrs. Joe HartmRn the and Mrs. Albert Hamm of Laiica'i ice cream Mrs. Ruth Wnits of ter, Ohio. Lancaster regisle'red the euests. Arrangements of fall flowers Karr & Van Zandt · Ohio WHAT FAMOUS INVENTOR STARTED HIS CAREER AS A RAILROAD NEWSBOY ? and the dming table was centered Emma Hamm, Dora Hamm, Dana with a large weddm g cake w1th Hamm , Mr and Mrs. Delmar the inscriphon 19117-57 in gold Hamm, Mr and Mrs. Virgil ence Grueser, Mrs Ora t\.rcher, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Michael and and children, Mr. and Mrs Georec Hobstettcr, Edison Hob1tett' r .and Mrs. Richard Chambers. Four Countians Are Pledged At OSU This Week WYF Officers Training Retreat Held.At Marietta Pledging of 937 stud ents by 44 at Ohio State Judy Gregg, moderator of th (' Umvers1ty has been announced by Westmmster Youlh Fellowsbio the or£ice or Dean of Men Mybn of the F1rst Prubyterian Church H Ross and Lynn Bufhanan, secretary, The pledges mcluded from Meigs were In Msrietta over the week County Minersville - David K. end to attend the Officers' Train· Hy,.ll, Route I, Alpha Gamma mg Retreat of the WYF. 1b< Sigma; Portland - Thomas D moderator also attended the Sayre, Alpha Gamma Sigma; R:~ - Fellowship Connc1l and the sec cme - Lmy L. Holter, Alpha relary the Faith CounCIL Gamma Sigma, and Donald F. The girls were overml!ht J..o,h.., n so;;;ni;;,;; A.;Ip;;ha;;;;G;;am;;;m;;a;;;;R;;ho;;._.,~ I guests of members of the Mar· l' ietta Presbyterian Church and meal• for the i rOup of 37 offl· Hair Stvling Start orr n ght by seeing your ccrs were served at the Betsy COLD WAVE and Doctor' E;nl) altent10n can Mills Club Sunday morniu>1 MACHINE PERMANENTS breakfut was served at the prevent a .:-crmus Illness and Should mcdtcmc be prt!scnbchurch and the group Jttended cd, we look forward to Si'vi ng services in a body. Hair Cutting The meeting wa! railed to l,rain You. The inventor' Thomas Edlhe oftlcers In the proper pro· lton . cedure for conducting their meetings Mr\ Lucy Gregg ana daugh· BARBER ond tcr, Karen, took the girls to BARBARA COATES Marietta Saturday and they re· BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Edwin Coates, North Second Avenue, Middle~ort, is turned home Sunday with Mr an11ouncmg the approaching marriage of her daughter, Bar· and Mrs. James Buchanan and Pomeroy W. 2nd Sl. bara Daulljl to Donald Betu · fM d "_ daughter, Nancy I •' ng, son o r. an Mrs. noy Betzng, Pomeroy. wedding will be an event of Wednesday November ?7 The ·• at the Fedcrated Church at SCVCI'·thirtY. 0'·' clock. ' ' Miss Coates is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Car· ~~~~le Institute, Cleveland. ~he Is employed as an X·T·av tech· ntcJan, at Meigs General Hos£ltal. ' M B tzi d r. . e ng gra ua!ed rom Pomeroy High ~choo) and served m the U. ~ Navy. He is a senior at Ohio Uillv&rslty and wlll graduate m February, --------·- - - - - IIOCial rratermt1es , l'hiiR- A parade W:JS held and ppz~.r ' Arthur Ebcrsbach Jr or ulcrc llwardfrl !o the n1o~t or: lclphia arrived Monday ror it linal. the prell r~l. and the u~ 1 -1 1 tlh his hlhor Arthn' llest costumes 1n h"'J groups ~~ bv h S ' ' One group wa!ll macle up or stu· M~s :~d ~rs Eitner Ebcrsbacll de~t In the !1rsl throe grade' f PI Pic ant visited Sundov while the ollu~r group WRi madr l • as · up ol sludcnb in the 4tj!, 5'h With hiS sisters. Ml"" Kale and and 8th grades \nna Ebcrsbach. · Prize winners in the firs! Mr. and Mr~. Rollin Bearh~ !OOUP were as follows . Most Ori· .pent tho wceko~d 1 ~ Canol Win· WARNER'S ·hesler w•th their soh-in-taw an•l ~ughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Roy , vans and family. Mr. and M." Arthur II. Sm:i'· •I Salem VISited Saturday w.th lor .aunt, Miss Nelli<• Koehler. M•BB Noll•• l(ochler ' P~'" 1 Sunday In GallipoliS with Mr. nnd :lirs.. Charles Woaver and olhi!t rcl1ltvcs. Mrs. ~farion Howell rCturm1l to nor home m, Columbu_s sunday after a week' VLII l with Mr and Mrs. Walter Walker an•l M·· and Mrs. James WUI and famll~ Mrs. Edward Koehler and Mr, Wilham Dawso~ arc spcndtng ll week with relal!ves 111 Cotumbu> OV. L D. Hartinger ·~nt the week Mrs Everett Thomas is sub•ti Mrs Br1~gs K1rhy Cheshire. Columbia and An1ta Fultz to the end with Mr. and Mls. Johri cun- luting In the Middleport ochool vas the ~ucst speaker wh en the dtn inl{ room ninaham, Buffalo, W Va , ahd as I for C. E. Young who Is 111 'l H S'nborn Ml•slonary Society I A Thank;iiVIng thrme ,.,, car- silted t~em with their annual I Mr and Mrs. C. B. Weese and net Monday ttl the F1r~1 Baptist ru•d oul in th• tabln '" Auction. Ml~s Marcie Karr were m At "h h . h M ' , arra n· ~· " urc w1t rs. Milton Hood, mcnls or cornucopias hllrd w~h 1feaidenl, P!••ldmg. fruit. veRetablcs ~nd .. llvwer• The mcet10g llpcnecl with Jlll Refre~ hmen ts were · 'st!fitict b.. 1rgan prelude by Mrs Gc rn 1d Mr11. Gcralrt Anthony, Mtss Rh: \nlhony ami a prayor bv M•·s da Hall. Mrs Henry Null Mr · ~arry Houdasht•lt The Dor(':to,; John Fultz, Mrs Raymond Li<!~ glnal Eddie Schaellei· J'rettle t Paul; Jo Werry; a~d Uglle:t Frankie Zuspan. Pr~o wlnnors in the sccon<l ·.•rOIIP \Verc ,.... fo'olows·. MoRt Orl ·~Ina! Marv Ann -Iiicklnl· ' llrct 'lest ' KHthy 1 ong aM 'u~li 1 Hor~ld Mcado~s as' . Jud~cs for the contest w•·ro· Mrs. Charles Aldridge. Mrs. lh-r man Ross ancl Mrs. Pirl Burris Arter the pnrado Ihe . studonrrlurncd to their rooms whrr they were wrvcd rcfreshmcnl by lholr trachers llome room m !hers furnished a Halloween I vor ror each student. 00 B. H. Sanborn Missionary Soc•'ety ______ , Meetin . 9 ISHeld OnMOnday N 4 ----- --- I ,_.lrcJ c Wa S In ChaJ'ge of the dt•V[l Wh iCh WCr l' Jt•d bv ~f u~;~ Syl vu MeMagtcr wi th th ~ closing prayer by Mrs J M Ao 'i lll181 SNV ICC S ::her. Durmg the bus in cs~ moetm ~ 11 .Julia Meade, well· known hoot.eu of TV'e popular Playhouee "90," ~aye: ' • --~~· rr,lsohilla ' Olrcle WR! In ,... gc 0 't~,,·,(~so~ciitailr '~h,our ond In and guo•l.l and he~ Grn~de ; I 'West 1 I d" Lewis H Sauer ana tarolvn an Mrs. Sauer's mother, Mr8 io~a;~ Smith. have been Ill wit. flu c PMt week. Mrs. 1William Thomas, BOBten r~luhrned hero Mond~y to vlalt her mol cr, Mrs. D. B. Hartinger who Ia recuperatlng after bre ki ~ h,.. hlp this fall. a n. c. Mr. and Mrs Shirley r.lill• Mt and Mr~ . Robert Harris and 'Mr.' George Hackett Sr wero In Char: leston, Sunday to attend the fuhcr· al of Mrs. Rosa Clay. Mrs. Mabel Warner Altman E tea Park, Ct:tlo,, spent thC ~ce~ end with her cousin, Mrs. Ethel French. ' Linda Lyons daughter of ~r · and . Mro. John' Lions Ia Ill ~lth • flu. ' Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ervin rortsmouth, visited relatives nnd 'lrlona. ~Qre sunday. 1 ·, Mr.'.~nd Mrs. Gene Harris and l.l'lve eblltl,ren have rr.oved front 1'1~~ \<1, Qhlo.1l'hoy are living In lthe <ll'tl\'@1<arrlhome In Syraeoso ~rla Ml', H~rrl' lotiOioeiated wllh ~~ Jealler Alumlnun( plant ~~n~c04. They vlaited lhei par' ~ts., M,r. an~ Mr& Robett Harris '. nd 1<1!). apd Mrs. A. ,R. H~o~. ;-while their furniture was being moved to their new homo: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quick, Tulsa, kli., are visiting Mr. and Mra ymond Grimm. ,· I Mr. and Mn RuiSCII Bailey and , daughlcrs, Patly ~nd Barbara, ,were vlslt~rs I~ Columbus Sunday and atoppcd In Noloonvlllo to "" Coach. and·Mr&Charles McDonald and li~elr new liOn. Mr. and Mrs. 'llobert Jar, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James Sub· loll, Lodl, end Mrs, WUIItm Ru•· ,aell,.Cornlng, wol'<l eallln~ hero by ,~e·>deatb olllol>ert w. R~wllngs. Mre. Raymond Grimm, Michael 'Clifford and Mr. an'd lofro. l>etoi :Quick wore vlsito!1) ri 'AibcJU, {!on· day. ' ~ , , ·•· • ""· R c. Me~~.,-· · leljior· .. ~1. Carmel HOW"-!: II';.fb\ierl • V.~® ~ltmliY. w•• · ~ui\1() . 1o ..lut.il tJO l>er,.Maiidn j:ol'u1hbc• I -.?.iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiif:-· ' •' This is GIVE·YOUR·WIFE·A· GAS·DRYER MONTH No mol'<• good drying weather £or five long months! That's enourh mu•nn for givmg· your 'Wife an auwmaiic GAS Dryer now! But oven more important, drying cloth• the old·flllhioned way Ia hard, backbrenkins work nt any time, in any weather . .Save her from dragging around heavy brullcell of wet w41!1 thai weiah a toll • • ; and from atrugglin& and straining with clo!h6Wneal ' . How about it, men? A modem GAS Dryer, ,.00 know, iB far 10118 expenoive to bialall than See l.be other kind - and coeta muoh )eM to run. Only a penny's worth of GAS tor each lood! And GAS dries clotlwe so so/1 and flqffy. the SPEED 19.~ ::~: .:~:~.. Beyond our GAS main•, UIKI dependable L·P GAS GAS . DRYER , ..,. at.J9Ur GAS Appliance ~ef ·' ..J.,....... _ .. J~~~ lea•~ li1Jl111i~ tol'l. hav. IJeen Il);lilth piJ. Mr. an4 jMP·· CIU:OiiC!' ' Cline spent the w•k- eucf wllh' •Mr. and Mn. o. 4 cune, W~atleld. • C. E. Youn~, Junior ll'«b•leach· ~r, Ia Ill wllh nu ao<f ~ <Clara Thomas, ~oineroJ, Ia lllbliUijl\ll\1 ~r hlJn, ~- ~.. : ""- ' •• i -,. '. '• '-ati~u~~!~~~,j,j~'le m For Two ' ' ,. ' .. . ·~ '' ancl ~Nil· ' IIOI'Iholll '""'· ' SJNGLICOn-~t Olii~ans Turn Thumbs Down Lest~r M. ·B~ice' .1,~~i~·:~~-~~Stat~. Aprw.t~~ Funef,al ~~te- ~,co~us @.IIJ.7" ~)Yo f-"11 Be·Illll\n'· d'a.'y· amenlln)eritf~~ea41ay's I e· MaYor 8y El-b'on R-ult ArePI l Bluuu, _;. 'Douors Sotely Needed ,fi~l unollioial roturns "show· N mbef 11 ed , ~2,4114 (or the amcndme~t 0fi 'OVe LeGion Hall, last Mondoy evening. Tltc group enjoyed bingo and a rot luck supper. Receiving prizes for .the eost. umcs were Mrs. Grant Roush, ')tfs. Harold ZcrRle, Mrs Nelson Rdusl), and Mr>. H. c. Roney. The d'or prim were Mrs. I!lver· ·tt Roush, and Mrs. C. C. Mont· :lom•roy. h t dl Mr,!l. "1 or!! . a ten ng. wcr.c .. 'I"'' ~Ou1h, Ides. Bill Rnus~, Mts, F ··•I Housh Mrs. • Thrlma Capehart and Mrs. J!oll<:f! Roush. __ _ _ - - ~ _ __ ''" Friday mening to se_c the ,1:-' tl "'" "T:1c 'f(!n Command mcnts " \ Weese ann M•· '"'' l!rs. c. B.wcrc in AI· Mt" V···d , Karr W. Va. and 1n Willin msl own, and~ 99M against. Tlle·>viclor)' marg it was only 32,781. ' _ 11 ' ':::: ~. fit~"'•· t-'ied tfttN•""""t · lJ\C • - '"" ~•""" most 0 ·ttil'•nl!ht and oarly mort\: lng- ., 'ioctipn-' l'<l!Jirps fldwetl l,nto ~tari of S!ate '!:tid ·I W J,lr•'l'•"• offic~ hcre.•llut, big ·bit)· stil;n't~ lid~ liN won out. 'kron. Sunlving are his wlle; <On,, Dr. R. f:. Boi,., PmneroY All Meigs County tesldent • ond Dr. R. R. Bolee of :· 1~oSive)t, ·•ho arc eligible· blo&d aono"' "· M.; a daughter, Mra. are urged to come to the Jled son Jr., fdlddleport Cro~• bloodmobile operation grandchildren, ot)C of Monday, !lov. tl at the , Pomqroi' ~obert -R; Bolco 1r., ~ ,. . Junior fllgh School bet>W.n· .1~ · Funeral ·,scrvlees ,.Iilli be onrl 8 p m. In 'order 16' -~ul\'· 'Friday '' at 2 . Ji)'.?!fi from l~c coiJecUon, of, 00011 r~ , ,~~ Ewlilg"'"Unetal, tllapol ' 1!11~· to conllnuc, the blood .PtOgffPl I~ C. ·E..~oYt of ~dlfl~(\orf ·: ol,tficilit· \lelgs <;oun(ir.. , ·lng. . ·. I • • . '' 1 'B~rtal WJII be mati\Yl~' tHe At ll1c ~aent limo 'Meip· •lly •Iot"1t Kygcr.· ec~i~l-y. Coynty's blood credits at to~ ·' · ' · • · ~,, Huntinglon lllood Center are ex· ·• , . ' hawtcd and' It'• In dobt to t!lc Fo~estry Ccntcr for Red Cross blood Jda, \1 ' nllnlstered to local residents .al . hospital• putsid• 'this region. Day Is,.H . eldA't" ·, relatives of P!l"' ]h M " F benefitted f(O!tl ' e. ora ....... ':,• blood b~' .• Friends CU •• I ' n ! "! Ft'el;l Martella ' M... and ,~-s Earl Hldo:nad o! Columbus vl!ilrd Sunrlii.V wit'' her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Blaettnar. Mrs. Helen Ncrtse · ~pent Su'l· day with' Mrs John Bowen, SY· raeusc. - - - - - - - , . .·- All Meigs &hool Levy Issues Are Approved Tuesday :._---=---- --- OJPoans appr6v'ect eonsUtutional statewide elecUon but ·turned thumbll do"~'G~~t, thlrd which would have allowed the govlir· Lester ¥- Bolee, I&,,for nor to' appoint out!br:state residents to his cabinet and other the operator of a ('eural 11!\{~ta. . at Hobson died !ueidaYI :~it~~~ )"'enrlmen! making it easier lor large m'etropolit•n at his borne of a he,rt ~ .>. .. ,, "' · ·;r ' r He was the IaUter of co,~nUea to 101 uP county-wide J .J Boice of' Pomeroy. fprms ~f _go~er~mcpt, .,WIS res: The dcceRSed WlS a retired .cued llcl lhe .lllh-)l?ur h. late ro New York Central Railway con· , t~~rns fro?' Cleveland, Columbus, .juctor and spent tho early por· ClncJilbab and ~ole!IO. ·' lion or his Uf~ In Columbus an~ The Alqt•rican Legion Auxlllar:/ held a llallowccn Party at the Judge . Emmett W. Peoples of Pomeroy emerged ~e victor In the three way ' race for the new county judgeship by defeating Delmar Canaday and Sutton·twp. Justice of tbe Peace R., E. Grindley in Tuesday's elecUoDll. Peoples garnered a total of 2476 votes agamst 1791 fClr ~anaday and 1298 for Grindley · . _ _.:.. tbe 1 Tuuday'a election ....-.... _ I'_ ') l ..cond Ume in hia ~ _ -tllat UJUDCI People'• had been ~al at ' the polls. The other oeCuloa WI! ---~J ia 1938 when be woa tile~ em!rAJ Probate 1udge. ..~.. A total vote of 8,211 ")nut M.,,. ~nty tor thl·11iw. 5 aen"" '-0 era! Election.!. J . .d On tbe constitutional ameDd· MaYor E. l!· Robmaon oat 1o- menta the •ole in KelP COUllJ -lay Pomeroy eou.ncll and he are favored only ODe, ~illl ll!e "very pleaoed" wtth "'ul.IJ- 0 one giving penniJiiflll It vot.e in < the vtUage Yi>te on the II> mill the ·denti.ol eteetlon. TIMo ••die street lighting leVY, appro•ed at ,.., ~ lor aad 143T .,.tL Tile the Tueoday election. , other two amelllhnenta oo the beJ.. "To me,'' uld the moyor, lhts lot f 'led. indi..te• IO'O tlfillg& Thele are ~ ocboOI tn Ieoiel in the · !bat our people ha••. eonfi_dence eoun&¥ paued by a 1004 ~ty In the present adnunillntwn and UIUl"ed the I!Cbool l)'llellll t»omeroy, and that vote11 w~n\ operating fund a. <t::i"' " md are willing to pay fJJr •m· 11te vote for the IIOlP '(:Gellty 1-l'!·~m.ertu m theiJT town. • s.nool Board resulta were: Vlqil was approved for five Atkins. I!WI' Carl Kluta. ltllril 111d • used to pay eurre~t Georgel'em 1819. ' • '" w.U.. as to In Pomeroy the votl'lfl uw ' utility aecount> ChariH w. Lepr draw ~ fO\e of ' 11140. §13 tor' Moy"!; Elma 11uJ14111. 1113 · a balance for Treasurer aad EdJMt Seboen· 1!1.000- Whon .;.b ses votes for Cie:rt. light I'!' was In the Pomeroy ...., far aulD- ,, tbe dehnqucnt cil tbe voting resulta were: 1101' BeiJing 536; Dor Scluteffu 11'4:.• FraU,IiD Rher 433; Blc~ 101101 • · l"•u t.r.) ~al i!Of· L.Iie Full> 439; lle1iarl llallh 268; oon JluUen m and Jlall Fol· mer 3M. Both \he Pomeroy SchoOl I~ and tile Light Levy puoed with tbe isjue oi!'IChOOI lefY boln& 861 for ond BG apuul and oo the ll&h1 levt lKfiR' -anil.llUPlliit:' · • Jai!Jiddlepori'II)Jor c. O, Yllhabout er won 318 volefl, Gene Grate 18:1 a. m. today on Route 33 wiM(a votes for Village Clerk and Jean overturned eacaped with no Lama 309 votes for Treuurer. !seriotiS Injuries. 1n the raee for Connctl Ernest Hobert C. nartenbach eovert received 278 votea; Wlflll! uid 1aek 1R. Ablea, 28, 181 Pearl Gihboru, 291); David lt!Hier 282; st., Mlddlepcrt, lort coatrol of bla J~ Zerkle, !lOll; Clintol! l'1sber 11511 Chevrolet two-ton truck on :ill' and Dale Dutto• 317.. . a curve IOlllb of the ltlrs. W. A. Besulll of other races m llctg> Morgan place. Ablea uid bla County """" ul R right fiont tire buraL RACINE vp.LAGE: Pa L · The truel: pikhed into • df!p Holter. 113; Jlayor Joe Stobart, ~41 and eos1 wao acattered over 11110,. II•• Cleland, Clerk. 181; .rg. Frank Clark, on bla Harriet Neigler, Treasurer. 180; Pomeroy. wu one of tile lli>ler 'Geol'lle Theis•, laG, coun· on the oceae ·and dilated ell. Alfred E. H. I)-OW, 139, Coun· Ables out of bu amashed truel: til· Hilton Wolfe, 130, Erneot A. eab. wingaft. 1411, counetl, Billy _Jo Sheriff Harltnbaeh hrllll()lt Ab- Spcneer l3'7 Council and Will· lea tB Jlelp Geoeral Uoapital lam S.' eroSS: 1118. ' and roc<!ived treatment for a bead alJ'l1,ANIJ: Floyd E. Dunfee, and minor acntehee ' ·and 81 Mayor· vernon L. Weber, lOll, 'lhe truck Ia o,.ed by Law· Cl~rk· ~111e A. Grate, 85; Trea· Wfillj of 141ddleport. urer:' Caroll K. Snowden. 74, cou~cil: ' WHliam R. D e a "· 76· Paul L. Paltenon, 88; Nath· an' Wise. 113: HarVey Erlewine, 118; Frallk Young, 88. SYRACUSE· VILLAGE. Ken· neth Cundiff, 115. !llayor• Don aid Moore, 83, M•yor: Richard Duel:worlh, 188, Clerk; Georg' w. Cundiff. Clerk, 73, Harry Potts, 100, Treasurer Syracu.. Council Hobert Loueks. tZO; Forest Wmebrennrr, BG· William FnnctS. 91 : Herma•• LOndoa oo· Howard Largent 69. Ri>berl 'Hill: 27; Tom Clark, :16 and c. w. Williams. 21. Bollfll of Public A£(ms. Don· aid Lisle, Z8; Harold Duckworth, z:;· WHilom Tbuener, 15 and charles !lritnan, 14 PO.I\IEROY.EXEMPTED SCHOOL BOARD: William H. Anders<or, 857' H. E. Boney, 628 and Will· lam A. Gibbs. 1125 MIDDLEPORT EXEMPTED SCHOOL BOARD · L1onot Bogg,. 298; Paul H. Davis, 238; Mary S. Probasco. 78; Emerson Jones, 260; and Kathryn B Rail, 247 . BEDFORD LOCAL G A Ze1 glcr, 203; Doyle Sargent. 1911 COLUMBIA. LOCAL G /1. Ra~:­ ekin, 116; Granvill• Stout, 49: Frank Turner, 12; Lcw1s Smll ll, wllleh waa I ' • 7,8~ ~ell , :ftacine Legion llalfReeeives A"New ~k" merce. The dan .. will begin at 9 p. m. and ,continue un!ill a..m. Tbe d1nce 11 held In ' conjunc· lion with· the Jaycees' annual Chrlrtmaa program and I• its principal means of support. .,.,. proximately 200 lamlijea receive C~tmao basketa thtough this er,~. l\ldDC American Legion mom· their post com· •mandor 1or a brand new reason. 1\e h.aJ,applied hla skills and tr~~e-to the front o( the Legion ' llatl Wllh the result belng ,that e ' ' ' stu front has been treated. The preaentation ol the Chllr· 1!"1~a"" now In the ~aki;,g Jes Spivak or<heatra II the llek· t<J complete the job on the bal· of( drive toward the annual Christ· ance of the b\lllding. flU project. Legionnaires today' cxtcndc•l '\'lCt"ela to the affaJt at 12~ J!Or '• ••vllation to aU .vcl<lra.n• to fOI!Iob ,are now on .ulo at S.tark's a ~wllh"!' it!dand l-olue ·v•ltllt"'at !heir rogu1~r mee1lng on ~. Martin and lloller the ~·· Sporlll ,1!i~ll!day. Nov. 7 1111d lepd their Center. tANtiL TV SHOW ! upport to their Commandor Vir· -~~---:';,.,---:Til< Iowa-Ohio -Stale game will • g(l walker. -~ ' not be televised In tbl.s area ac'' lrsl tine MAaKIT' KIJIOAT cording to an announcement Tue• Thli wilf be the I niCe Cl1\(CINNATI uP - Protluce: thei!' 19118 membership Eua. unsettiel, U. S. eonllUIIIcr d~. An NCAA ruling wos credll· w,a launched. 'l'he po11t of· del iitiiU. '- and browns, A cd wilh cawdng \he cancellation. a~ competing against tb• .,f:.blls 48-41; A large 41H8; A ~;, 1 .Jlltl" membershiP for new menl· medium 88-38• A sljlall 24-28' B Ilrile ~- rOB Clllclfln'tl wi¥t• ,, , fl,.!l.•10. consd · ' ' ancl broWn A 111111 lzr~K· A m.. ~car Brewer, Portlan • "" • "'""I • -'10 aod cqala In Judice of , jAAN II HILD dlum OM. 111' aroe·,..,. ' ' ib . (ln~d feat!e JL E. Grindley's court Tuel, AverJ shee~ Pom~ro~, 1~ ::· U·~~~et:=.,ste~f.Y '!m~~eni da)' •~. drlvlllll an unsafe vehicle. beld l!lltleiP (\qU Tho eltalton wao made by the 1• (ll~alloD, a~ng to _ . 71• State PatroL 110 a.b'erl C;Jiarltil. -• • -. - - . 116. EASTER!I LOCAL W!lhnr Parker, 506; Arvtl Holler. 5ti6; Paul E. Life, 493 and Lester ~I "';.';. ·~t. ~~;~'.e.~ rte-~ ·~:::· ~r tootfy VOL lX N0. 173 ¥" ,ro lauding I\VI., COMl AND Sff II .AUXILlARY ... -~~\l~lma"w'ret~ -w~~~o~;~~ ~ 'M~. and'ltl11. Ed. "''*-''· QUEEN . . Ohio: MnHy lair tonltht ....,. lor - ... .' . ' l lr UNITID Pllll , NEW HAVEN PILLOW C:ASE ••• , • ,. ~ ..,)1 Weather ...,.,..,. TWIN BED SIZE .•• , • , $B:OO r' • Thullhy polflr c!Mr 1114 ' ,. lltito wonMr. Hlth tNof 4M2. low tonltht 10-36. DOUBLE Bt!D SIZI! •. • $UO ' • . ntt . .,. .... oxlnmt · Now's your chance to fill your, linen closet brim full of lovel¥ Cannon sheets in -a rainbow of colora. Don't forget with Cannon sheets you get beauty and wear. They're Combspun - so th$t only tll!! longest, , st1-ongest fibers go into J.;annon sheets. Choose your most llattering shade from seven lovely pastels and add gfamour to your bel:lroom. ' " •f \ • 1 M .r f M•dd , l Jeporf ' sf'tlety • . ' )1~· .-w , • r ' ¥ '· tng 1 1: voted to send Christno.o lo the Ohio stu<!Cnts at th•· Baptist ll ~ sion Tramlna Scho•>i In Chh·ago. It VIas an nount:l'd that the Me~gs County Counril ')r Unltcd CllUrch Wontcn wctc •olloclln" nvlon hose to be srnl 1broad • a~d the local womon Wi ll . I 'th hf , ~U I!l wl . t 8 project. rh c l.rJv,. ~1ft o£ferms• from tho fou,· J rcles wero ded~ea lrd w1th , pcml hymn. Mrs. Hood Introduced M•·, ~lrbv. lnte~p,..ter , ol the R•o rrand Baptist · Missionary A ~s •.~latlun who spoke on " Miss1111l Field~ in Japan The progra11l , losed l!'i)h a vocal duct by ~,.. lculah 'White and :.Irs. Franc"' Resrh• who, •ang "Th e Lord I' \ly Shophcfll" accompanied b• llr!. Anthony. The elo•lng prav' ' wos given by Mrs Ali<"• 'lughco. was ~ills I l ·claUves h('rc '• t; ·~. he ·, .·,.., a SOn ra e M G d Scho,ol Hoi ds ·., Annual Party 1 • .,. ; 'Q" October :!1}. •· ,/,.'- ' Middl·ep~~~arden CJq6 Me·eting_· , · He(~ Mo~dqy At Russell Re$idence The ~OVI!mb.er meeting of tho t~e party lliclude: FrolraiJ!; Nel· Mr. and Mrs. T. E. DeWolf anrl Middleport Garden ,Ciub was held II~ Zerkle,• Mrs. Jliphard Gren; family returned to their homr Monday evenin( at the home of Decor~tlona, !lfra. ~afnea S. \Tituo, Dtlvan Lake, Wis .• Monday aflcr Mrs. H. J. ·Rusae\1. Mr,. J, E. Har· Mrs: 'Johh> JCI{I~ltt,1 llf!Ja Harrle a vult wlth Mr and Mrs. ·Norman ley, president, was b\ c~ae of Jllrie ' ~lthi , Jie!N.mnenta, Mn. Rose and other relatives. Thev the meeting and thanked all who David' EQiaminlef • Mlu HaiUe came at Ibis time to see her f:J· a..irted In actiiiiJ 01 hoiteu cl~b 1Zerkle, Jtra: .U~nce Milhoan, lhcr, George Frcckcr, who Js ill for lhe Dlstrl<l, Conference In Sep. " Walb!rtllii'r!J, •Jol,n. Lawrence in Holzer Hospital. tember. ...~ . .,.~· , ·' ~'i"·",,, ·~ ...:tiT • ~ Mrs. Ruth Spencer of Dotrolt, A letter wa' \""d fiol!l . P.oHi.~ · ''''1 ''• • ,. I. Mich., Is the guest of relative' Hobert Reibel, ·lfbo 'U ; lleJ(cinal': ·, 1\lra: ~lttY. Cbei~er, JII'O!IJ'am here. · · Dinclor had bOeb .)lfl chli~ ·0r .•~p•. aniiO!UI~Ili! program ,Mr. and Mrs. E ~- Hill visited the Conference, exp~iln~ ·~*" &po ,1"!\ieb j~IP41id '1/10~1 of color· Mon~ay In Galhpolil with her fJ pre<iaUon of.l)le,·+~a,tloll' 1)1~ ~ .-~•'' o.~ ,C!Ji'li~U:: arranse· lher, George Freckcr at HolZer had reeelved ftorJJ··,~:- ei\ilf.· . , , m itO'!· tD! 'Oilli "-soclatlon Hospllal. ' Roll eall responrei were "Favor· o1, Glrderr •CI~h.· (lim llbriry by Mr. and Mrs. rvrl Young and ite Evergroono'' and twenly-four fdl!a Lu~llle Smfth. Mro. Jameo ~­ daughter Allee and Mrs Sylv'• members were p~1ent. Tentative Titus rxhlhlt•~ •Pt<lmen1 of ever· Hannahs, Akron who w~re buSI· plana were discu111ed .lor money. greens and _winter '!ertlea and dis· ness viltors here over the week making projecta ' and Mrs. c. A. pjayed Chr~slinJS wreatlu and or· end were gucot. of Mr. and Mr. Emmlsh reported on the wprk of rangcmen!l lncludlns a gold and Wilbur Moore the Cheer Committee. white Madonna. . . , Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ervin or Plans were made for· the Chri,t· I During the "1JSine" meetm,; Po · d "·· h mas party to be held on Dec 21 Mra. Robert Horris, wlto had re· 11 1 an;1;m~ld,dlv~t ~ Sre1;'"'" ""J•I the Emmish h~me with an ~x- signe~ wa! reinstated In the club !lr~· Herm~~o~rl~~na~.nd •a•l change of gl!ta. COIIlmittees for meTmhbehrsbtp. .,. c ostesacs,. Mrs. Crary Davis, ghters, Alhem Road, spent thr Mr. and Mr& l_lallas Hassler Mi., Lenore GUes and Mra. Rod· w~ek end al St Albans, W. Va. 1nd family of Columbus were the ncy DownliiiJ, were unable to be ~lth relatives. f)unday guests or h~r Pllrents. !irescnt but Were eontributors. lt. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min· :.Irs. Ruuell 'W a..Iated•in serv r. · ._ ' •mille. ' inU a liessert liQuraa by. JI~, Har· ' • ' •. Joh11 J'IRltcr ond sons Jack one ley, Mrs. , ).iwrene, ·llliiJir" Mrs. 1 • • • "'• 111ckev re~urned to thcit ho~· l·chesher,- !tiro. Joh'lll,~lll~•; 1\11"•· · n Ak··on, Salurd~ alter bem• l Ganm .Stansbury. '"• ·:·ailed· here by the death of hi• , The mef1!berivotedt9 tciope~a!e fat~er, Willom Flohcr. l•",ith the ,AJII!il~r Gardeners Clu~ The annual HaJiowr_<Tt , ~art• Mrs. J. H Cuckler lias return· If they IP9Utl!4 a Chrirtmaa decor· waJ held at the Mason Glad•• •d 10 her -home, Powhatan Point allon eoll'l!li'lli,lhe town this year. School on Tuesday afternoon 1rter a several weeks visit with • 'I ·'' ' I Hllm~ Mrs Hamm was asststcd by her and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. CJu. cousms m scrvmg the refrest.· ments to more than a hundred relatives and £r1ends who called during the liftcrnoon and evenu·g Mrs. VIrgil Hamm preSided al the •. POMEROY·· SOCIETY . t'!!!' ' .· Those from Meigs County who were used throughout th~ home attended were Mr! John Harnm , ot ' ' •· I · 1:bmtf ,I 'a.ll u"•• · , llll Hawk. 573. NORTHERN LOCAL Samuel LewiS to\LLIII FOR IA.Y T~• ,lrll~leport E111erk~ncy Squll~ wu lallecl at 10:20 R· m. Tuesd!fY wben the baby of !tlri. XD([f BaiOy 'wai"iej.oiled' II~ at the bome pi Mrs. Hd,en Batey. The baby wu taken to Melgo Gene~;~~l Hospital for treatment. ' 1( ' 173· nor.d M Dlnsmorr, 99; Charles\. Bntrhcr 113. Jo· seph E. carsey, 140, Ih-nry G. W1181!oner, 182. Si\LJSBURY LOCAL Nalha:o P. Biggs, 248; Cllaries II. D~e hl . 3:11· Roher! E. lloover, ~47 , and Edward F. king, 211. SOUTHERN LOCAl .. Ralph SQllth, 7111; Eugene llolicr, 485; '' Charles LeYfll • Newman. 470, Thereon lohnson, 848, ' Wtlliam A. McKelvey, ·89'1 and Lowell Wmgett, 3)19. WESTERN LOCAL Wayne Tur· ner, Zll:l; Hobert Davis, 329 and IContinued on Paae Fivol � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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