https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8688453c1746918c904358ece7f052e2.pdf 7bd44de721fa5ff2f5915aa57a6ddc10 PDF Text Text ., Ynited Methodist Mr. 11d !ln. s~bn · Chancey ·Church Plans For lcrt t~ lor P1Usl1!'rgh w)i~re they wtll attend tb~ .wes~ . Vii'· 8(1ZOOr On Dec. 6 ginia U•iversity-Pitt game Sit· Mrs. Emerson Jones is Worthy was presented when the Guild o! Matron-eiccl of Evangeline Chap- the Federated Church rnet Wed ter, OES. nc~day cvcn b g at the ch urch P!¥'8 were mado lor a Bazaar Election qf officers was held The emblont consislii!g of th' to 'be held at the Uno!ed Methodist Thmday at tile Novemilcr meet· open Bible, ~ymbolir of tit• Chtireb, Friday, December 6. ing or thr rhaptcr wil h Mrs. Wil· holy word was gil.,.cn by the Rc ~· wbenM the committee met Wednes· d~ C'(ening at the church. The Ba- lis Ant hony. \\'orthy Matron, and Waldo J. Bnrtel.1; the blue field zaar il church-wide and all mem- Allen llught•s, Worthy Patron. symbolic of purity, truth., hmw1· ' presiding. and duty, Mrs. Pearl Mora; Lh (' beJS are asked to participate. Other officer::; are Worthy P.1· purpose of the Women's Guilrl . It w.S decided to have the need· urday and visit with .tb~ aoh, Roger Chancey, senior 'nlenlber of the wvu team. · ){r. and Mrs. Glenn l.amben 1 lefl today lor C eveland \0 ~tul the weekend with MI. and Mro. George DoolitUe and son C~arles Steven. Iework, baked goods and home- Iron. Allen Hughes; Associatr to unite all wom en of the church ct.dstiun fcllow ~hip tw tl ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, made · candy in the church parlor, Palron, T. F. Hawkins; Secretar~· . in \1rs. Stewart Hawk ins; Treasure:·. thoughts of gold for the Gl,lild . ,,with the Daughters of Ruth Closs in Charge. A cafeteria luncheon Mrs. D. E. Hou's h; Cond uctrcs~. to be warm hearted, open mind. ' will be served upstairs from II a. Mrs, Theo Ne utzling: AssociaL• courageous and inspirili.l! an~ !Cl a m. to 2 p. m. with the JOF and Conductress, Mrs. Jack Bcchtc ~· IJc humble in service, Miss Elila trustee, Mn. Wlllis A11thony. b~Jlh Fick. Come Double Class in charge. 1 The chaptl'r will attend t!w The cross rcpre!ie11ting th·· 1 9 5. 6 Attending the planning sessio.n were Mrs. Minnie Neutzling, Mrs. Union Th ank;w4:•ing ~Se rvi ce at cross of calvary: the ce nt er d i' George H. Parker, Miss Nelle Bing, the Yirsl Presbyterian Ch urch ir1 !he history and the need of com· Bflair, automatic transmissiOn Mra. Dwight Parker. Mrs. Pearl a body and wm meet outside in g to the cross to worship, lo 'Hysell, Mrs. Roy Bctzing, Mrs. An- the church at 7:15 on Wedriesdily J make confession, to humble our radio and beater. lAw mileage tone Luc:ke and :~rs . Jed Webster November 27. Mrs. Ar1t hony re · 'i clvcs that Christ may grant us Clean as a new pin. s · ported on tlw r,rann ChaPter scs· !!ra(.'c and rorglven r.ss, MLo;s PRICE ON . •· 1' · · - - - -sion in Cincinnati on Oct. 21 -24. Erma Smith; and the torch. th e WINDSHIELD .Walter B. Harris and Comm r<- She an oouoccd the new ~cputy of challenge of Christ. represcnti n~ ' sion~r Harry Craig were buliinc~.J District 25, Hertha P~opl cs. of the light of the world and he visitors in Athens Thu1·sday. the Lowell Chapter. who follows Him will not dwell Sharon Russt'IJ is ill with flu It wa5 announced thai initw· in darkness. Mrs. Waldo J. Il:lr· at her home in Braltbury. tion wllultl hC' held neKt Thursd ll:' tcls. Mrs 1\farvin Burt. soloist Max Farle}', Oh 1o State Hi ~(l · at a special meeting. Jnstallatiun s<tng a hymn following each syrr.way Dcpttrtmcnl cnginC'N visit:•(: of the new officers w11J be on bol. Mrs. Ben Neutzli11g was Oi'· C. H. Wise Jr. at the Ohio Valley Thursday, Dec. :;, the regular ganlst for the service. Open Evening1 Till 8 P.M Elf' ~trie Corp., plant Thur."iday . meetin g night. Mrs. Mora, spiritual li fe chai~· UO W. M1in fhone I!·X TOm Rue i.s ill at his home Jl ' man , conducted devotions . usin?. Sot1th Third Avt· .. with llu. Mrs. RutiJ Adams, Columbus. for her theme, "The Emblem of visited Thursday with • Miss Christianity" after which the liiii'~ · f h meaningPrayer or the werE petitions t .:! ~ Lord's giveno with The Smai,I·Lof . Of Bl'g va·lu•s CHEVROLET TUTTLE MOTOR ~0 .. , I --·- -::r:::n:ru- l We The Very Best I0 U59d COrS During the Miss Smith, chairman of Christ· ian Education announced a fom· lly night to be hold Sunday dr. - 4 dr. Cpe. and have you. Chevrolet Plymouth - Mercury 3-1950 Models 1951 FORD (6) dr. Origi nal black linish and nice. Pay all your bills by check and you'll always know: You'll bavc a complete rcc· 1953 FORD VS ord on your cbcckf01,k stubs-and com- I !ires. You 'll like !his . dr. Radio and Heater. Rt1lly rllce Trad .. lnt. Open~ C~lcklnl Account ihis Monitl, with Us! , looking for 1 If your pl'jct !1 un own yourltlf ont abovt cars. lrt We pay 2% lnterosl on your Savings . Pome11oy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1872 Member F~eral Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion t POMEROY RUTLANII ·• . -Mtan1 hw!tr ttrctket, makn iron- Ing fasftr ontl tasfer. -HEAT Ill' FAST-Quick ocHng C .:. :1' vnit tilta fast dtpendablt h;::(lf, H~.~OL : ­ ad arm fatigue. • ELBE RFE LD.·s 6% EQUIPMENT TRUST CERTIFICATES, SERIES I • i Total appraised value of the mobUe equipment in use and cost of the eqalp· ment on order aec:urinr this $2,500,000 luue Ia 13.392,592. Other stationary' ' ' I 1 --------~·--------------------~----------------------- SINGLI Btso pled;ecl ~ I ACS I and BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR THE "FREE 1958 BUICK DRAWING" DECE,8Eil '6th, 1957 'i~teps Hounds Backs In Check Special Meeting r.'!iddJ~port's Yellow Ja~kets served notice Called Monday Pomeroys Panthers pulled off one of the major upsets nf 1 1 .' _. L.~~ ii. " " " r.tt, ·. 104 Yun of ·, tlifVIH "t'rom B~glet lo Bilicki" PdNTIAC . · Date of Principal Prices ArnqUllt ~atadtr $ 80.000 Feb. 1, 1958 100~' Aar. 1, 191il 100% 100 100 99% 99% 100.000 120,000 120.000 130,000 130,000 135,000 135,000 150.000 11il!.OOO Feb. I, 191il Aq. 1;.191it Feb. 1, 1961 Alii· 1, 1960 Feb. 1, .1961 Aq. 1, 1961 Feb. 1, 1982 Aile. 1, 1961 s GMC \'rucks Prllle.lpa. Aet .., f80.000 100,000 120,000 120,000 130,000 130,000 .135,000 135,000 1&0,000 99Y, 19W 99% li% 0/Jotiq C~tllar "' 11...,_ 1 Nothing 'l'o lluy- Just Rcgi, ler- You Need Nollie l'mcnt 1'o Win. BLAE ~,( Pomeroy Band Show Is AHit • lith Grid Fans I I ed 1WI UJIWiirllltediJ .'Obkj I . -- . 150,00t . bk .2 . · Going on: tbe moon ,... finally rtaebed, well aboad of the Rillaians, of COllrtiO, as aa old but mucb loved lavorJte waa played, "Hoonlisbt Streoade." · Returning bom_e, t~e audience ,... treated to • untque forma· !ion representing a rainbow. At this Ume. Sbiela Strajtss, drum ml]orette, was oeeo twlril~~ a ltre baton accompanied bY ..DIIJorettee Connie Woodfeard, Sondrs PotU. Dorotb¥ Arnold, J1o1C ;Horak and J~on Webater w~~b ligAted bato~ wttb the tune, Over The Rain· how.". Ann Boker, ~Iorette, wu oot .present due to tilllesa. The lilow wu concluded with oC !be Pomeroy J1iib Mater to tile tntli• . Pom· MQo 1, 1tGs . 1fiD V,' NoY. 1, 1960 ...., 1, 1961 WilY. 1, 1981 MIT I, 1982 . ( Of Heart Attack - .R Js' .H'OSt ... otary - .v··JSllQfS . '' 0 .Ten T . , ,, ' • 100Wt 100 ' / 100 'tit~ '"Nll', 1,'1982 . -'· ···,•t9t;6 .· ·············ll J . '1 lll~tltllllloltttittlllt•ltltttttltllll~lfl•l ' ' t t t l ••••• r ~-'' • ' ' ', It ••~ t .tt J.- t t l t t • t' ..... ,,, -._.~ t • I , _. , -. . . l~, - . ., :. ·• . , . . Dru M · ··•te , , . . . . ., . CUne H. Matthews, 63, died Frl· day momlng at h!J home at 1'18 Olentangy street, Columbu&, after . beloi m lor 10venteen monlbl wl!h i heart aibnent. . . fllneral aervtcea will be' held 11oJII(ay, N~ember 11· at uo the Soutbwiclt Funeral HOIJle, • Noi11t High Stree~ Colwn'"", wltb 'I Oa . Y. --~11-$~7 ·•. ~~=i':.tht!P,:!u':!e~d Ervm ,. 'I ge n ()e ' nlng\at Heath Metbl/d\11 e.~~rcb. fAv.J*a IlliG .!ODS, Ricbard, Toi~o., 'lid on:=..~~Dp!c:~t Harrilion go\5, They ifere M11toD Smart Toied\); , .· \· . . .. , ' .• . . . , . . ,. Dould, Columbus; five lfltid· Hawthorne 4, Harrison 3, Spencer . . . or. .Ro~ Bolee, Roswell, N. A_t; ..(lra~ services wer~, to · ~~e Syracuse Ylllage, C~uncti1it ao: - ~tlloq; one aisle~, . !ln. Noob .a. Then came P_!talin'• second COlD· ·· Apria 'sintth, Mrs: ·Merhi Donald Fogleso~g apd JlussOIJ_. held · rt ; ~ p.m. satutday 'Jor ~Jr.: lion ta)<en Ml a meet:n• Thurl'iaY I!Wkln•, loll!:teport, several Diieea p1eted pass, this one a. 2:1-yarder to ol·:the Mld'dleport Church of to be !'re~~ent Capehart, Mason; Cuby Meadqwa,· •ina libia··70, wife ol \he late' night ntborlzed ~· 1ssuanee of inti nepb~~. was a adUite 'of left end Porker, standmg on the 6 'SteUa Walb¢o w~ was Mrs, Tbom~ In wrllipg Meyer Maggled, lllaurice Haski11..(),.ar Emn of Hemlll!k Grove ~~of waterworks Assessment High Sc:hoolgraod Ohio where be w's chopped to tbe ~uri this year when the Chur,eb of the 18 .obsWving thelt fiflleth' and Herbert Buah, G'·Uipoll•; Fr•• who ~t!d ~onday In an Alhens llilnds. tlniveraity and was princii!J) of tl once. . ·' . I . , .' , . Releb!rt, lllddh!porl, P,~~l Pear- HospiliL , !tor death wiiB cau!ld tbe 1flddleport Junior Wgb Sebool Hawthorne failed to gatn, Pha· >\The llliddleport Church of lhP . They held aervliea here tor 18 ill tbe f(mrene retllrned here with BOn, roint Ple... nL · ' b o1 th boSJS. " I Higb bidder for the bond ls&ue iJ 1939 b liD's tosa ••• Incomplete, and !ben • Noiatene W.o o~pjJed in 11128 'Dontha aDfl -tbell moved to the plou t6 buy the buUdlog bul when C. F: Hlbbs."preslden~ presided by 1 .rom , -was the C. A, Hinsch I< Co. of for oeveral yelars bunt here h; h: on 8 perfectly hidden belly series ,"" wben !J!e !Demberl met io a small 'lUiidl~ owned bY ihe Hamlltona this wu not possible they relliined .·at the m..tlng and · w'l~med lhe · )lufl~j.;Vm be madf In ihe_Cher- _cincinnati on a bid of 51> pereen,t h~ went tr.~':n:r·~nw the Bureau l:iith Hawthorne going i~to lice · II• bulldlog ..~q L!IC~~~ ~)re~ )JI ••d lui own as t~e·. Mi11jort Hili. lo !he Pearl S!reet building whore vitdton. He announced •that the ry JUJ!ge cemewry tit the std~ ql per annum PillS a premtum of 0 an j 1 compensation line witbput tbe bali, Phabn kept · 11130 they moved'l.ij tH, ~~ Aller one year they moved to the lbey, h~ld tervlces unlll last year .Club had a pen:entage of 93.18 bet .l&te. husband by 'fke E)lliri& $41.«. ~·~~~ ~Y~~~bcr of FeeQer· · for tbc 6-yard TO1111 Phaiin's pall11 ' b_lo'ck' bu.lidlng qp fl!llrib:~ue ~ildlng on Pearl Street where when !bey -moved to their new ·fot the -nl~nth "of stJ)tember-· ln l'li.ieral Homo. , 'l1be eouncii Indicated tbal ·tbe Be~oett post, No. 128,. Amerlean lor the PAT was good.: lo owned ,by ,tile Feen· tjley rtmained 'lor twenty ye8\'l: eburcb home on Beech Street. the atlen'dance rating Of tile dl1' ' ·• 'd th h' 8b 11 Legion and also a Post in Colum· wu 13-6, 11d Logan wFas 1 08 18 · · \lo. I~ American The _J.eglon property waa U90C· fasiora who have served tbe trlcl clilbi. · Surviving the deceased ' a·bro· JlinJJCh firm~. bt was e ' e bua, a~d was a ,Masoo. ' (Contlllllld On P•l' our •:' · ~•Pied at tbiB time and the Church · (Conthwotl On Pogo FIYI) (Ctnll;..od On p111 FIYO) !bet,.· Adam Partlow -Ill ~!11~ .. offered for toe bond isoue. · v: ' d:!'i.:.ll 1 PIH.. lind' tlli,tllt clrCuw •cOfittln'int ·~ l!.iils on the ' ., . . Y ..... eo.l con.,.~w; InC. 6% Equip.a.nt TNd Certliic4t.-. ~ · I . 99~ . : ' . covenng. Ruf H Rodney silencer was 4· slight goat bert, be mort tblll made up for' it In great, inspired play at other time&. · SPENCER SCORES ' · Tbe Ponthen - t into tbe lead 7.o midway Ia the ...,ond ql~Al'U!r when Logan punted to tbe Pomer-. oy 44 . HmiaOD got z. then loti 1, and Terry Phalin passed to Speflo cer for 35 yardl. It was a-lfpical Pbalin accurate tou Into tbe deep flat that Spencer took O¥er bi& shoulder on a dead run. He -wu pulled down on tbe Lo(ID 9. Hawthome pl1111ged lor 2, Pha· nn kept• for 1 at loft end, an.d Spencer took It over for the TO on the DOll play from the 8. He aJjo ran tbe point. Lo)ll'n would not be denied. Strut who earrled the hall 7:1. time•' for 167 yards in tbe game, 1 sparked the drive that followed Hawthorne's kickoff, starting on their on 38. In 12 play~; Stra!l ·, had gone over !rom the ftve. Hta II')' lor tlie point failed. 11 was tbe last p!ay of Lhe lint hall. SECOND HALF The third quarter wu a host of 1011 oppprtuniUes lor both· clubs. The ParftheH . mi&Sed on tb~t cbance to the Logan 24 and aga~,n three minutes later on Spencer s fumble at the Logan 5 . . , And il continued until s:x mtn· r urth quart• 1 ·'" t•· ute• wert let - 0 7 er Pomeroy still leading -6, and • rtady to aerve when the Panthers tallied acain at tbot point. After Spencer's fumble at tho Logan 5, ,the Chiefains moved to SyraCl~ Connell :.~~ ~!h~~!:;~: ;:;: J~ ~:"~d;~'ke~·br.:e ~~~~:: .!~ T_• n viailoi'! attended the din· HeldT·'o'day Fnr. Au·thorJZeS Sale. rest At!l!iati,.. . ond will '-ld to smeared Gene Korean for a seven . oer. meetiJig of the Middleport; . 'l' . on November 11, 19117. yard loss. and on tbe oe~t play PoQJ.... Rotary Club niday ~.. . ' '• ' . . • 7A Of '~Ula . .Bo ds SUtviors iDeludo his wifo, Jbe; Harriaon intereepted Strati s pass 99 v,· 99W I • • Nllclm of o'fllo. ' ' N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -..a .......... 11 5 Frlday,:_nlght. when She ~ tr~uss, m aJOr.,., , shed' ijet .jacket and stepped out. in front of th~ band wil!i gothindut a light blouse, marching tigllts and blazing batqns to k~ep,ber warm. Het· fi!e baton act was a hlghllght or the Pomeroy band show. (Sentinel Staff Photo) ' ·~r Friday Meet ·· .Gra,vesideUites_ tt~ ----- •oll·~ Aclcfrtu .: , .~ ~ol-. r, 19GS )fay 1, 1959 , ~OY._ 1, 191i9 ~ I, .1960 u, .-- Star." Cline Matthew~ ne..th Repotted ....----·--"--'·· Filii ci.Cuua ..· . ·, The Ol!lo Compe~ ' ~·· II N. Hith St. Col""""'- 15, Ol!io , • . . The-. riMir~-Y ·-~,.:..~ '..:· Date t1 )JatprltJ_ forWiri\ or bachard on key firot ~ Uoils that lovored Lopn. . ' , The P:mtbers m~ ·;Oit tiro· tlote ac:oriog opportuilltlet. lllld- ' " bJpd ,.. way In the lint quarter lbe Panllticllum. !ben started from their OWIIID In!! aioved to the U,ao It wbtre ltlll" ' lor lllwlbo\'llo'l ioprth: • d~ ~.:_ p1u1e filled bi hic110,: lllltlllk" II the IJ'OU.P filii fiii1Hfj 1ir111t the aeeolld:-. · 1 ....,., for tbe im• 'bi·p· Silob lll!l"ard Parker reet!•eted Sln!ff,·,...,..., • · fwilblo on the · LoCIBlr'K LoiiJl,. ~toelii~ u a trail of vapor fol- toOk 0..,. on their OWtl .. u ll&w-'· I . lbe wake of the rocltot thome't \'lllllge ogo!Jl ,... ~ · ~ takNif!.. Hawtbomo nipped tbe e!IIQjn~Beacbioc out.:r ~pa<e, the IUD J.olarl drive by intereel!ilni. f, i}!peared on the field complete Stroll's pl8l on the Logan 4& -Ver" "'th liUil ravs as the tune 'The Harrisall ran briltlantly to the World I! Waiting For tbe Sun· non f ill beilll! balerlae" was pla7ed. Tbe roeket nell Logan 13 or~ yar ' uiat' tnveied to I vantage point whOre ly pushed out of bounda at · tbe audience· wao able to oee the po~:U, fourth and· two on- the ,J.o. • ,1 Nnrth Star 18 an old favorite WU • s--r fumbled Lo(ID rt" played, "Wben You Wiab Upon A gan .' .. · teD It bY lwo brillllDI drives, one iD the ae<ond quarter for 56 ,.rdJ 11d aaot~er of 46 yarda lale' Ill !bt loartb quarter. . Logan, with Lynn Stnll carrvbl( ·~· t"'~ - m••"'l UO io I 7-8 ~efleil in the oerond quarter and llll!de It ' · 12-13 with tbe new oeorinc "''""' · bolder'a 21 yard jaunt late in the fourth quarter. Thett Stnit ran lor, the poiDt 1n a hotly dlfpu.ted ploy _ •ltieh Pomeroy p~ ~ bad missed by at •leut ,a rud.IM, the officials, LoweU ~~ Jlt!t. Ley, ond Tad Grover, ~ed it• good. • ' ·. On at least tbree otlier occulOiil tbe bOII)e \Qwn ~ ~billl !lifts IDIIoled oiiiCloll ......0 ·tho ' .. . l the 1957 SEO football season Friday night here, ranking higher than their 14-13 ~efeal of Athens, by tieing the ~d: · place Logan Cbl~ftailis and the officials of the con~, 13·13. 4; The f'anthen, with great defensive play, held the lead ' in the game until the final minute and 10 seconds. Tb~ had ·~· were aD en~ of approval 111 the In reeognition of fine talent and lrolning. ' u: ' ' (Ouly Op~ Reglaler Per Person' '. l Serlt• ~ Chiefs Score Jn ~ading Moments. To Grab Victory From Pomeroy , . MATURITY SCHEDULB ,A'. . • ,. con-a.. -------------- ·--------------------~~~ I I ' Oltio: Cold wllli olowlr Alolill~ lnt wllldt todoy IHMI ...tllot, ll!fll:i'llly cto• lOUth, wltft 11'1111 nat , . .... flurnoe.l luMoy ,.,.., deutly cont!IIUOII cOhl wllli ,~, '-ol ,... flurriol. Hlth ~: -.a ........ Uo40 LMr "" .'· . nlthf In tho 20'o. ' ' ., additional aec:urll¥. • IJ UNifiD , .... I ' .' ~~~d~ Mem~rs To Aid hrChtarcliAnniversary . . eqlllpment havlnr a net book ..value of' more than $400,000 is ,. I. s Denominations: $500 and $1,000 . r ns Tbcre are dren, · w~rc ., AddiUonal aurvlvoro are. lng on defense ' er, Lena Kirkbride, Cornin,g, CJ.; play !ilothall. ·L Nelsonville's hlgb1y louted half' brother, Wslter Kirkbride; !lock, JerrY Patton, a "good boy on Cornia'; and four sisters: Esta '1 poor team," never aaw daylight. terllng, Glouster; Mrs. Richard .! On six plays ho 1had a not 1058 of Poot, Corning; Frances Young&1own and t' rcda Kirkbride,[ Jour yard". .Jiis runoing mate; Clilion Col· Columbus. · wc)l, carried 'lah1 times for 12 Friends may call at any .lime yards. VIncent ·Lt'Chleldner, senior the Ewing t'uncral Home. tullback: carried lwi<i! for five A. V. l'lsslngto.n, manager or' · yards. The Hounds hied four pass· Pomcr0y Foundcy of tbo Pork•"•·' cs, ·mls•ing on all of them . burg Rig and Reel, said JloodsviUe WSCS But Harlan Whitlatch ond Bobby "Due to the death of Ralph Pl'a118 Jl lney upper i··l Nelson or the Jackets had lhetwel· Snyder the foundry will not f' vel a night. ' ate Monday Nov. II In order Members of the Sunday Scl10ol : As the Hound,! concentrsted ali employees may attend hi• ctasaes of Reed!ville Methodist . hard on No)soq, Whltlateh opened era!. Mr. Snyder w" an em,ploJree[ church are joining the WSCS in a ( up wit~ 88 yards In 14 carries, In· of the Pomeroy foundry jitney tupper bazaar and bake sale cludin• 'I'D runs of one and an- proximately 30 years." . · to !!!' held ill the church hatemenl other olloui ~ards, Nel•oo, a danNov. 14 stirling at 5 p.m. All progCJQ.us threat alw~ys, carried 17 PTA MElTING CANCELLED ceeds from, the supper and sale ·, limes lor 74 and an average of U The meetins of the Central PTA wUI be used in the building of DFW per try. • scheduled for Monday evening hu dasa rooms now under construc(Continued On Po11 Faurl been postponed due to the au. . tloa. ' Dated November 1, 1957 NQW ON DISPLAY I.' .... •, ,!d OHIO • .1., 1 METROPOLITAN ZA~SVILLE, I ' ' Weathfr :m!.,~·.\'11 I R·a1ph nydef' 52 . SnCC' umbs Fn'day · .k wIth 8earl Attac $2,500,000 Ia '· .all'/ • ' '· 'J Friday night at NelsOnville . they, will be on band Tb'anksglving Day at Pom· . e\'oy with ilomething 19 talk abOut when they. stopped the .,_ specisl meeting of the .Porn· HounA• in their ~eral tracks and scored 33 points themselVes. eroy Chamber 0( ~mmeree baa ., · -~ · . , · . . been called for Monday, Novem· , .OtUy Athens, , ellstqn and Logan of the•SEQ bad given the ber 11 at s P-"'· In t_be office' of . HoU~ds worse bf!lltln,gs this year. the Ohio Power Company. accord· .:S;nRltJQhn Thonl_pson o( _the . ing to announcement tQday by Ron Jaekets liked Whit he saw, espoci· ·s~· Springer, president. ij)v tbe dcfeo~e. It wao good,. ~~ An urgent request ls being had to he good. It wu the clotett · • o( ali busine;s men and ev· Jhlni to 'a complete .whitewash ery member of the C~mber to Ne)sonvilie-look ali il~i. Net yord• . attend tbe meeUog for an import· from .scrimmage and pa11ing alter , _ ant discusslqn on the w~ys and . 48· mtnutes of play lor tho Hounds . means of generallY Improving the was. 14.. . ,. ; · action of tbe loci! cham~r. Until mldoray !~ tHe fourth quar I A heart attack coupled The other Important phase . ~~ 19~! ~el!onville ~ r.et yards by pneumoniJ, Friday night the agenda is to diS<USS opecifi· ground ·and by Blr wa& m•~us 2· the life of Ralph Rolland tally a Christmas lighting ·and pro'·~rt"' u~~_l 1l)ldwll.a ~ lnhthde f•~ rtdh 52, of Rote Hill Pomeroy In m.btion program for the 19~7 ~ea· 1c GeQCI'al llnspilal. Snyder q.. tl' '"'· •onv • a .. son · wn to cqme elo~ to a ftrst down • r-c , · H:o 'were' ticked oft fqr them a- emt~ t"f ~· Parke~bdurc . II was pointed out that the pro g!tinst t)le Jacltell ptlylng in tho an ee an II was rus • to Ject depends on the meeU!III an~ ' foorth quarter with a apringhn~ I hospital· 1 ay by the emer· how mueh the busiMss men ar• ols'ilbs oo7tr.nd. (lite wat oided by' gency "' , · wlW~g to <90perate and' help In J Jive .ya ' naUyrtHe other was! Services for the deceased the flllaoelng of · «arne. ,alreet re~_ill of a penally. be .lleld Monday at 2 p.m. n ,~ pointed out tbst a 1\Udll ,' ·!leanwhi!J, the Ji'ckelo rolled to tb !'lwitlg Funeral Chapel baa ~ mode to <balll!e the par' liV,'!i toucb~i>wns._ b.ad iw~., moro • b...l .to follow at the means•OI lighting and that a plan 1made that ,.wer~ , ealied baQk, and Spdnis Cemetery. ·beeJ to make · J)et · tbi6bgb .error at rea.t ·~ . the decea•ed are tbi'I!O ., AU'fU SALES Phont 604S.J Open Jl:venlngs unlil Dp.m. At Traffic Light I ~ , (' . : '.;.t·1· n · ···e · n ., :liI I ' . 1\lid~leport~_Rugged'Defen~e . ·Pomeroy Cof C Tbe o/lcrin1 of tbis issue is limifed ••d ules will bt mlde oalr to bona lidt reside»a of tbe Stitt oJ Obio w,h will · , ~. ' purcbne Dtberwi1e tban widt 1 view to r11ale to non-residtaCJ ol OAJo. MANY MORE 1'0 CHOOSE FROM • ' - ,, Pomeroy.Panthers And ogan In 13·13·Dead ock. ***Turn ** * 1118 For 3 :0 Score.: otllabriCI, o l~RGI iO-SQUARI INCH SOLmAT! Mtant Ito effort, reducta wr!:;: •• . .. ..... . Pomeroy·Middleport, OIIID,-Saturday, November 9,195? ~~---------~---~----~ -' -- o IT'~ FUlLT AUTOMATK:'- Vtouallttl fabric DhiJ OIIUiel COrtld htat for o COMFOlTAILEEAST Olll' '• !f \ I I '· • - · ' I DeHte.~ror~•~~-~~. .~~ ~ .'•, Mr. and lolrs. Uoyd Wt(lht and family visited recently lo Park· ersburg with her ·mother, Mrs. Beulah Durnell. Mrs. L. C. Karr, Mrs. Mick~y Williams and, Mrs. . ~1ar11ar~t A birthday party wao held M'on· Duerr were business ·viSitors m day in the First Grade at Sugar Gallipolis ,Wcdn~sday . . Run School honoring Benny Joe Mrs. Myrtle H1~k! 1..5 confmcJ ,"fj '1 "' I{ PORTSMOUTH) 13 LANCASTER .':, · JJR0~1'0N .. ;:: ...6 CAMBRIDG~ . ! . ! 0 ' . he ·D·att· ,.· Ill~ 954 Chevrolets plele rcccipls in your can<:cllcd cited<~ B'1fthd ay party Held Honorl'ng Benny J, W1\IQ , ht . ·• ' II! MvellbiDa· t"__ec~rc~po~r~te~d-~a~nd~ll;:ro~--~D:al:•-:..~:m:i·~-~:..:·~th~e~r=·=r:r_e:•:hm:::en:.l!::-:::-:-:.:-:-:-:::-:-:d~::u~g=~l=er::-::of:-:Ru:t:la~nd=w=e=rc==rc:·•:~n~l~-~-=-:--:::-:-:-:-=======::::::::::::~-:-:-:;-~~~-- dr. Ueally ruru tluicL o to 'fii .~NM SOCIE~ ·. November 17 . opening with a pot luck dinner at 5 p. m. \1rs. Dalr Smith is chairmun of the hostc'i~ Wright. to her home by illnelis. eommittee. Following the dinnei' Refreshments of clip cakes, ice 1 Miss Kate Ebcrsbach and. Mrs. there will be an old fashioned cream and orangeade were aerved I C. J. Ebersbach were d~nnc ,· hymn oing. by Mrs. Lloyd Wright a11isted by gucsl1 of Mr• Jacob Ebersboc;, Mrs. Mora annuunct·d the :m· Mrs. William Woodaril. to Bc~ny I Thur.sday. nual ingatherin g of thank offer· Jo~'s teochcr, Mr.t. Althea Bryan , John Richmond was a rccc n ing to be he ld Sunday, Nuvcmb•:r his Classmates and hl5 si,ler, Rc· busincs$ visitor in Columbus. 24, durinR: the morning WorshiJI bceca Sue, who W!lfl a guest. \ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rum riel : I ~ervlcc. The nominating' com1i;.~ flames wc:-o ' played following ;:md Mrs. Martin Chapman a., • They arc for sale. !" POMER"V \fl The next meeting will be hold education. 1 ' \, 1 RST Lincoln HeightS Canasta Club In WedneSd0y Mee f busines~ scssiun at the "'home of Mn. Douglas stHg- religious tIt I with Miss Fick, pre.•ident, pre- er on Wednesday November 20. 5iding, a free will orre.ring wat taken by Mrs. Louis Reibel and Mrs. Corliss Jaoobs, omounting to $2:1.00 which was given to th" week day I · A ta lk on the home for the The Ladies Aid of the St. Paul's Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKnlabt tgcd in Upper Sandusky which is Lutheran Church met Wednesday visited their daughter, Mrs. ,&u, iponsored by the church was afternoon in Ute stX:ial room of the dred Uort.on1 and son-in·law, in NYU NOW VIKINGS ~iven by Mrs. Bartels. Plans were cburth; PalneaviiJe, Ohio. Mn. J. A. Sween· 11adc to form an auxrliary to . Mro. Paul Thebs, president, P~· - iiy pnd ~& Earl Halliday, aunta NEW YORK UP-In a volo of th1s hom e to help With the fin- Sided at t~e meetmg whic)\open'e<l of Mrs. Martin, also went. the· student bodY lt has been de· ""''· with devotions led by Mrs. Harold · Lt., and Mro. ll ·B. Bernhardt of cidcd that New York Urilversity's At the close bf the rncetin·~ Eppley, wh(). gave an inter,stins the U.S. Navy Air Foree apent a intercollegiate athletics team, rcfrcshmt:Qh . were served bt talk on "How To Be A Frieind". few day• with he.r parentil, Rev. wiU be known hereout as tiH \1r.~ . Rolland Neutzli ng, Mrs. ~ e· During the business session, and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels, ·en· Vlki.Jlg Violets. NYU teams for W('l] Curtis. Mrs. Roy Seyfried, plans were mtjde 1o have year route to Washington, D. C. Lt. more than a century have been Mrs. Joseph Sisson, Mrs. Edward books printed . A planned potJUclt Bernhardt was gtaduated frOm . knOWn ·~il11pli as tbe Vlolp\8. Bacr, Mrs. Everett Dailey, Mrs. luncheon at 1 p. m. was arranged .;;..~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~.;;;;;.;;;.~;;;;;;;;o;;;i;i;= !to~· Strickland and Ml'S. Charl ~.s 'for the December meeting with R1fflc. The autumn theme WIIS Mrs. Virgil Hanlm as chairman. carried aut in the tab le decor:~- Th~ty-four sick calls were reportli ons by Mrs. Neutzling with red ed. c~ver and centerpiece af fiV·: The annual Thanl: orfering was •,r·rnrh canrl'"abra 11nd chr11 f iln· taken. Mr. and Mrs. Atoor.t 'Coates themum! with candles and flow· were name8 as the commtttee fo~ ..~ 111 lle tall cu tors, dark anrl flowers for tlle church at Christ~ light erec n, orange, yellow fnd mas. Christmas cards we~e orderred. The napkins also carru::rl ed and will be sold as a money out the autumn theme making proj~ct. The report of the · Nominating committee was given and it was voted to retain the same officers and add a vice president, Mrs Virgil Hamm. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Theiss, Mrs. VirgU Hamm and :drs. Mrs. Lawrence Morarily enter- Eppley with Mrs. William Mayer tained the LincoiR He ights Canas- as a contributing J10steSE. til Club Wednesday ~rening at her J?resent were those na111ed above home, Lincoln Heights. and Mi~s Emma and Dora Hamm, Priles were awarded to Mrs. Mrs. Her1ry Koehler, Mrs. Arthur ·Shirley Guinther, Mrs. Richard Price, Mrs. Leonard HeM, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Robert Story and Charles L)'tle, ilirs. Maleolm Mees and Mrs. Douglass Singer. ••' !· rs. R0be r t Da1'Iey. ~~:: ~~~~!~~g K~~es rcn~~~~ln:n~ and th:e~~:::s~e.~t~h:~ren;:~e~bo~! ~Irs. Eugene CoodtJ. candle for each petition. Line School, Monterey, Calif., and entered Air lnteUigence School, Wzahlogton, 0. c ..Their '1on, John Is rtsldiDg with hit 1fandpuei1U and hao entered Pomeroy Junior High School. •• r\ .t ~ ·t• 33 JAcKsoN:'. -:::·.:. 13 N!LSONVILLE .; ·o~TttENS ....... ·6 GALUPOtiS \ ••• ' I Federated Church W,omen's Guild . St. Paul Lutheran . 'f.~~-· o! Mr ana Mrs. Cbor,le• Officer Election I· In Exemplification Of Emblem, Church Ladies Aid ..~rd•~~~~.~~'ilay~a~~·LC:1~!:~11~ The e~emplification of the was elected as vice pre'sidOn.t M • 15 Held Ky., spent the past weekend with Held 0 nTh UrS day emblem of tho Women's Guilr md Mrs. Nentliin.~. secretary. eettng his mother, Mrs. Samp Russoll. • • ,:· . 1~. MIDDLefOR'r· . 3~ WE~!lTON f I Evangelin~ OES , '' If• '' ,,. ... r �'Jl, ' I ~ $ ,, ' :H~, 11lstJtilfoRecoll~eds Of Men, Women, W.hoDied ·~'Thi~t:/tl~:&~~o ·To Seek Way Of Ha/tJng Aggf.es~rs All J.telgii C61lll afir ~e passmg of for p~eventlng'tnother 82gressor from start·~r 1Vete~; ~~ iWi\dne '174 years lf· Ing a world holocaust t;r "'' '~Y~,!~l~ years after the ·Wit ovel\t~ ftlla~ended tn 1814 112 1~ ·~ijl' il~, ~ill~~~ 58 after 'the S~l8h. wet. )a~t,·~·· Dv~ In Mr Mon- roes DOctrlne, ·H~er tiiHvorld tried for ~moeracyille lint t!nl&, ~2 since its second I r ( ~. and only flve ,slnce its third, we might hesitate a mom~nt to recall what these, m 1 part, were about. • Nqv.e\l)er ~~. I~ 1\mqflcan Leilon or· ga!liJatlons will .'~~duCt •.Pptoprlate services in one way ot a~Qill-.~. Ttl•~ 111111 Ql' mar uot attract mucplpUbli~,ittenUon. trsually, even !hough we areoOnly Jatdy unvl~ted by war, our vast majority proee4!(j atter the dollar, or in chase of ,nebul,ous happiness, largely uncdncerned over ~te•nee of UUa allmversary. We Musf LOok Bock We might, In ~' ...W that Veter•n• Day, November h. u traill'llonaily a day of looijn~ b"i ~ t¥ 4tt~ l!f courageous filhtlng men: mllly of wliom gave everything to guarsotee 1ltlt na"Q\l • free eJUttence In a world constantly thrsatenld by tile warped ' . minds of oppresiOrs. Since the day 39 yeprs ago when Novem-' ber 11 became a ~ate ln~elibly marked In the lllllllls of world blftofy, ~hope ot men that the Veraaillea peace treaty merked the end of tbe "war to end •U w.•" has been n1111l· fled by two major conflicll an4 many•lesser ones. • J,udglng by tile recor~ man has made for hlmaelf sillce the end of Worl~ War I, he is no more capable of preventing wholesale destruction ,of his ~ellow b41ngs at the half-way mark in the twentieth ~entury than he was at its inception. Or Is be? Two Violent Murders In Three Mont·._s II Rock Gallia, Gallipolis G,allipolis, with two vwlent murders m last 90 days, m~y be wondeung what next cataclysmic event will rock the French ctty whicil prides itself upon its st11l remalmng quite slight tinge of Old World manners GalUa County Prosecuting Attorney even pormitted hlin.setl to say to a Pomeroy news paperman after the Garnes shooting Wcdnes day mght "I'd hke to come up to Me1gs county and trade places with Jim O'Brien Th1s ts gettmg pretty messy down here " It has been so long since anyone In County has been ~harged With first del!reel murder •for a crime comfllltted in this jurisdi~tlon tllat the present growing geniratiQII surely•must be ullaware of aU t~e tensen'P. hatred, an4 bitterness that commands tllo Pllblic bear! ~t such times. The last crimO.!I Neill County In which a fi111t deifee murder cb•rge ensued occurred in 1937 a~d no oneI evor wa1• convicted of the offense. Galllpolil, within the past month, found a man guilty of m!Uder In the first degree. Following tJie aecond crime Wednesday night there likelr 100n will be anothor. ' The newspaper 1 reader in Meigs County easily mlgh\ be lnJ~ued with the app&l'ent high n11mbet of juvenile breakings 11111' entu. tug~, th9!~ o{ g~llne, automobile a~e&IOI' ies, 10011, lllld strjp 111ine suppl\es Daily SeiltlbeJ Daybook, on lira Lillian Lee Racine Sun· TO MilT MOiti)A y I day afternoon I 'nte J,ll'dUary of lhe l,!iddle· Melvin Circle and Robert Sml.lh Fire Department wll( have and )drs Tbomaa · Holter and re11111ar m~llna :llorulay dauihter, Karen, were among November 11, al7~ allbe tnose attending lbe Farm Bureau i': ·FI~PI!On'a Hall. Youth Council af'Cbllllcothe S@turday. • . ' BAN~ T~ ~THII(I ' Band Dtreelor ll~orge Dalla• has made plans to take the l!!lddjepor\ CAMPANILLA BOAT FOR SALE Marching Band tq' Athenl t'&\!ay to NEW YORK UP - Roy Campoattend the Ohio Vnlveraly-Bowllng nella, veteran Br9oklyn Dodger Green game Membera ol the Band 1catcher and the moil famous com· Booaters A!Boclatjon are furnish modore m the Nahonal League, 1111 transportation lor tbe band has put his 41-foot, double cabin cruiser up for sale (at about 1$35, NUUI QILEGATI 000) Roy ftgures he won't have Paullpe Zlrkle1 JUnior nurse •t lnuch use for It unttl sqmeone. disHolzer Hoa:Pital School of Nurs- coVers an overland water route lna, wu a de(egate tQ the annual from Connecticut to Los Angales meeting of the Student Nutsea' AssoclaUon ol Ohio m Columbus MIBII Ztr)lle was appmnted chair 11\iD of the Slate Mel]lbcrshtp Com mlttee She was a«O!ppanled to 'columll~~'~y Mist SaYA1 'KIIn~[l prts­ ldent of (lie Studfnt<<G'o~!~nment Association at Holzer Hospual School of Nuumg ---- To be sure, the world today Is In much the same condition it was prior to both of the past world wars, probably worse Today's oppressora - the Kremlin masters, whoever they may be at the moment - would make the Hitters of the past tur11 green with 1envy at the ease with which they have subjected more than half the world's population to captivity · New Fodor In World Now There Is one factor now present, however, which fighting men of the past did not face That IJ the almost certain knowledge that any liOb&l war of the future could cause the complete annihilation of the human race. ws • Aa It is fitting during the parades and memorial services of Veterans Day 1957 1o remember the' past deeds or America's servicemen, It Is also a time for each American to reflect upon his share of the responeibillty, Soviet.Threat Anti CARMEL Mr and Mrl Carl Reed and 'ty ~ f~mu~, Rat,~IWood. opent a day with her oiotiQ' and brotb!l"ln-llw ly Mn. l11<k .41lc DOll Diddle, USAF, Green Mr ••d iliA!. Ivan Powell vlllo, 1\llu, IPfDt 1 fifteen day Mr. and 111'1. Bernard Diddle lurlouab with hllcl parents, Mr ud fiJnlly , w.ere Sundoy c•e•l• o1 hi1 •1•1111' and brother-fn~aw, aad lllr1. OYII J)l die. and,llrJ, H. H Mlller ol Mr tnd Mr" Jeffl P~ell, Racine Mr1. ~anl! luck who apent the Parbllblll'f Wert Sunday rue••• Pllt montb Ill Columbua w11. acUNITED NATION$, N. Y UP- of her parenlo, Mr. and Mrs Rl· compo\lled home S~turday by ber ebar~ Wolle. Aullralla uld todoy that Rut· son l~·low ond dluah!er,,llr t'nd 1la'a throat to wltMraw (rom the Unlltd Natlon'a 12-n•tlon Dis- Rol1nd GJ'nn and oon loe vial! Mn Po~l Stawll't aDd !amllx who r~turned lo CojumhJ Suhduy armament Commlulon and 1\t od lolr and' llrf. Perry Smith and eve nina oub-commlttee of five atomic family, Col~mbua. :llr and ?.1,.. Claren e Adam• 0 power, !1 ''on ominous tilreat Mr. and Mrs Rich Wolle, lllr\ and family ~¥,ve moved lo thalr to Plitt!' Dorotlly Glenn and dal1Jhtsrs atnew home at Lttart- Falla. I blrthdiY Plrl¥ at lb. Auatralian AlJihauador E Ron- llr. and H~ Allen Stobart and tended h~me of !4r. and llr• 11ry111 ald Walke~ llld t~e threat IUid•• con Rloky, ~r. ancl !Jra. Eddy Hirrla, 1\e~dlvtn•. by Soviet Deputy P'ortllll Mlnlo- Stobart, Mlddle)IOI'I were Sundly ter Vully Kusnellov 11 an at· guOJto of thtJr parenll, Jdr, le1Qpt to "htt4mlclate" tbt u. N "'" Arthur lltobll'l ku•neloow told the General AI· AI tbe ll!lla tlmt1 ~~ ,J& Obert M ., 11 J otmbly'a Polltkal Commlftee manded t~ .U.ei!Ion In lhe eom· ar.,aa, a Holnr ~Oio MondiY tut Ruula will 110t per'" Pltal •ltl! oon~alelt luniL tfolpate in tit; U N.'a 11-naUon mittoe'e v 11D1 flit ~ ~ell' dltar~ Mr~ l(artha w...,n, Marietta, Dllarmameal Commluloa and amenl <OIIIIIUIIIOII IOIII)rllltll 111 sold hOI' PI'OJIIN here lo Mr. and Mrs btbMr' llllOdeL ill auko1t1111iltee ol the 11.. 82 meiJiben of the U N. "ThiJ k!\011' I'• Ill wbt pro~l(r, . P.4 !dn. Charita Ta~etl atomic fOW.,~ unleu thue 11 a ·eaa ott dlllfllllment and would alld' eaudr.a. a.dfilrd, Va., ha"' ChiRII In thei~ eom(IOoiUOII. view lbl withdrawal ~ tilt iovlet rented a house trailer here. Mr. Unf oa 11 a otvere blow to our Tackett 11 employed al the Kalotr eflort1 and lhon of aU mankind ' Plant at ltavenawood. The houot warmlnl at the new Dl!jV~D 'M INTIIUTS Walker •ald. Omiiii!Oif ~ Thrfllt home ot Rev and Mrs. Earl Cow OP IIIGJ.lii.UON AlUlA Hat111111l fllhtrtllfa( rep~e•ntalie de••tl~ Xusne!Jov'l ••· en, near, Sb~de, wae well attend ~ ed A lar&e number attended from t!Ye, BolttltJB.XtmbaU, lne., Ma t~n 11 an (l!flbdrl• penuado here. Lfllnlloa A"·• New Yori CIIJ c.untr~uo to Wit aw auppor! ~ !rom a H-no!1on nJOiullon aup Mn. Goldie Jewell, Columbus, ., ~nd elau mallln1 portln& the Wt~lt!m dlsarmamenl wao the $uoday dinner iUeat of lllller II 'Ia PHI ollke II Pom- POllllon and e>tlleh to the Su- Mrs I.tno Jordan 119f', Oltle. viet oldo. , lllr apd lfn. Earl Clark and hblcrlptjoe rat..: Dlll1V117 bJ "The ordinary ropte ol thr. daughter, Priscilla, Lone Bottom cmter tw,e ev,allabla 10 centa world " Walker Nl , "wlll roaa• J visited Mr an~ Mr1 Georae Clark "' -k: ~!.!ar In a.tvonce at a Soviet withdrawal, ahonly af·J 'Mr and Mn. lllanhal) Miller 'ftlt Dalll .loo.mnei offt.,., •1s 80: fer lbo llntiJOJ ~,of 8putnlko, 81 Jr had bl1 mother, •• a Sunday all: 11011W, .,.10: t11rot montlu, an om1noua ~~ to peace. aue1t BJ 111ot« route where ave!~ "If tbla t~l ~ earrled out lllr IDd lin. Vlrlll Hamon spent ~: oar 111011111 •I By maU one 11 will be the Sov:t Vnloa and an evenlnl wit~ Mr1 and Mro John N: l!l~' llonthJ, " 25. tht ee no other COUftley 1 11 II leiYing Stout , iii!IJtlll, ~.po, one mqnlh, •I the dl11rm1meat 111mlsalon. -.,._ _ _ __ l'llbUohed 've11 lfternoon ex "What • WIJI, llf< llumelaov. co 'OLLOW THI LEADER ~~ Suldat 117 Tho Ohio Vall1y celebrate your 40111 analvaraaf! CffiCAOO UP-Jean Ann and lliluae1, •·• II 110 Mechenle ol tho Sovlit Ual011l" Jo Ann Wltou1 ore ldenlfeal P01111r0Y, 0. IIUJII11t office ltusnetllv l!I'G!liltiJ!a· threut twlaa frHIIIIe lint to laot Th• at lltl141torta! ofllca puna to the tolllllltlot 1111 111 want• llv~~oJe~' al.ltart had th•·r Ina ' lonsllo removed the same day To Quit UN Is Intimidation w. ••d v. HAI,IsoNYIW ~Stlltllil . . •.eo. r- ~ .. ' NIW ARRIVAL Pic. and Noel D Wilson "'" •nnounclng the birth or \hell flrlt child, ••n 8\\ pound son Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jameo Eynon, Long Bottom, and Mn Nellie Kimble of Klllbock 0 Tho baby h" been named Rich· ey Dellnar ' ' ' ' ' Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Daily Dale Warner and aon of Syracuse on 'Mr and Mro Douglao Edron Roush spent wlth their and Marilyn dauahter, visited )Irs Duncan and of CUlton, W Va Mond•y Do~ila• Clrele made 1 buolneas trip to OalUIIOII& Friday Jdn. Dt1n Brinker and :lin. Betty Carleton end lwo chUdren llltDI Sun~IY afternoon with' :llr and Mn. Erne1t Clark of Racine. A LOSING ~INNi!ll ' EVANSDALE, Iowa UP-Po. Chief Cll(lord Schak~ wao W~dneoday becaue he su1• ,,.t,;;.,o.•• M11or loe Homolka's Oi>' In Tuesday's took the ,,y. go- on 990 sr.-ot bn Your Cha.,l8- Satur4ay 9 oo Life oli the Farm 9 30 Cap)~ l'i~ar<» 10 10 M•&bty Mouse Playhouse 11 00 l ear.n to llraw II 1~ Lucky s' cartoons 11 30 Saturday playhouse 12 00 Jtmmy Dean Show 1 00 The Lone Rfgcr 1 30 Record Hop 2 30 The Big Ptcture 3 00 Hockey (Professional) ~ 30 TV Clmroom ~ 00 Saturday News Special 6 1~ Football Scoreboard 6 30 20th Century 7 00 Golden ?layhouse 730 Perry Mason Show 8·SO DICk & the Duchess 9:30 10·00 10 3Q 11 00 11 15 Alfred Hltehcdct $M,OOO CbaU.nge What's My Line Sunday Neo/• Special The Late Show CharJnels-Monday 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 15 CBS News ' 9 00 Mornlna Show 9 00, 9 55 10 00 10 SO CBS News Mol'lllng State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey ll so Strike It•Rich 12 00 Newo at Nobll 12 10 Katie's Almliitac 1Z I~ Love ol Life , 12'30 Search for'TotnAitow 1 hOO " \lslo SIO>II · lil¥1'fJ "'' 1' \ 'til flltl"'6lJIIftiil~,~~ 'Oo oiJ I 9 30 Haw Gun, Will Travel ' 1.® KaiiO:•ICitc-ep:,,,,,"' 10 00 Gunsmoke 1 3o As the :world Turns tO 30 Offtctal l)etecttve 2 00 Beat the Clock 11 10 Up-to-the-minute News 2 30 Houseporty ll 10 The Late Show 3.00 Big Payo(f 3 30 Tile Verdlct Ia Youn 4 00 Brlgbte~ Dav 4 15 Secret Storm 10.00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10 30 Look Up & Live 4 80 Edge of Night 11 00 United Nations In Acti011 5 00 Mystecy Theatre lUI Camera Three 6 30 Your Esro Re~er 12 00 Let's Take A Trip 8'·45 Sporta Peta~e ' 12.30 Wild Blll Hickok 8.55 Weatbermaa , I oo Face the Nation 7 00 Leave It To Beaver I 4~ Football KlckQff 7 30 Rqbln Hood 2·00 Professional Football 8:00 B~ and Allen 4 411 CBS Newt B·so Talent S.outs 8 00 Seven Uvely Arts 9.00 Danny Thomas 6 oo Beat the Clock 9'30 Dece111ber Bride 6 30 Annie Oakley 7•30t I;uale 10 00 Studio One · 7•30 Bachelor Father 11:00 Up-to.tb~:lllnute News 8:00 Ed Sulllvan Show 11.05 Sc.tllnlnJ the W•atber 9 00 GE Theatre 11:10 Tbe Lato Show Sunday-Channell -~·~~~~~-=~~------~._,~ WHTN....TV Ckannel13 I Radio Deal .ca~n'ils- Sttunl"' ••• \ 12:!19 Sllll On 1:00 J,U Starlfovle Matinee ' 3:30 lllble Time t:oo Ait s~ Golf ~:oq ~~)!all ~~bo«4 a:_. S.Wfd&J Newi 1\evlew 8:45 ~nal Ploflte a.oo oq; Clillclten 8:30 Play ill ~ Week 1:00 !Qi!l ~1)11 8•i4 1:80 ~eu 1t 111 Tile Flmii.Y 8•00 Cq~~at17 llu!lq Jubilee 1!:00 p:oo Ltwrence Welk U:tlll 10:00 .lllb Wllllee Interriew 10:80 lfiYllo~ Newa jO:ia 10th'Centlli'y Theater U:Q& 9arloon 1i 30 SICtl Off (J:IQ u~~er,ce . 1·00 (jreleM~l) Walle ne.. .;., u:oo s.IIJ-Chnntl13 ll:lltl 11:00 11:80 (10 IIIIa 011 J'a\111 Pw Todl!' EIWGOd Glbbl Oral Roberta .ao Y911t11 On Tile Marcil aoo The Bit Pleture 2 30 TV S\lbclaY S.hool s ~ Jobn Hopkins rue UIJ Deaa Pike f ,OO Cotlefi Newa Cooterenee , .-so l'~itl Wln<he!l Sbow S!OO IJ'eXI,I ~eta ~·30 Tilt Greatesl Stn ee,u 00 $1Ub111o~'a ~tlfd' Newa t 8:30 Cited Kid 81QOK$ TAJ<IS THitll 1:~ M:~vle Maline, ~qw S:OO 1\loeJ'ican B.ti!latlnd 4130 Po You Trull Your Wife 800 ' l'll1"fllllll 5:30' .llleltex ¥o"'" Club 8.(10 <;~n Club v ~,25 f!Je Star Flnl) 8:45 N~wa T 1·'¥1 Harbor Com10and '1$} .U.erlean lllndstaad e.qo Qi!Y lll~b'Jil Sll~w 8:80 Chma Smlt~... • , 8 (10 Vol~ ~l!oqe 9.30 Wli!I'O~'Ii'el~ · 1 10 so lloell Uvaa 1100 Ne..,. · ' '· 11·15 Tlf~~oter IS 12·3() Il\l1i <1ft ' au~s J 1 Qf Good Bread 'I ' i1111:~Do t ' ..., \. w. "v•. �'Jl, ' I ~ $ ,, ' :H~, 11lstJtilfoRecoll~eds Of Men, Women, W.hoDied ·~'Thi~t:/tl~:&~~o ·To Seek Way Of Ha/tJng Aggf.es~rs All J.telgii C61lll afir ~e passmg of for p~eventlng'tnother 82gressor from start·~r 1Vete~; ~~ iWi\dne '174 years lf· Ing a world holocaust t;r "'' '~Y~,!~l~ years after the ·Wit ovel\t~ ftlla~ended tn 1814 112 1~ ·~ijl' il~, ~ill~~~ 58 after 'the S~l8h. wet. )a~t,·~·· Dv~ In Mr Mon- roes DOctrlne, ·H~er tiiHvorld tried for ~moeracyille lint t!nl&, ~2 since its second I r ( ~. and only flve ,slnce its third, we might hesitate a mom~nt to recall what these, m 1 part, were about. • Nqv.e\l)er ~~. I~ 1\mqflcan Leilon or· ga!liJatlons will .'~~duCt •.Pptoprlate services in one way ot a~Qill-.~. Ttl•~ 111111 Ql' mar uot attract mucplpUbli~,ittenUon. trsually, even !hough we areoOnly Jatdy unvl~ted by war, our vast majority proee4!(j atter the dollar, or in chase of ,nebul,ous happiness, largely uncdncerned over ~te•nee of UUa allmversary. We Musf LOok Bock We might, In ~' ...W that Veter•n• Day, November h. u traill'llonaily a day of looijn~ b"i ~ t¥ 4tt~ l!f courageous filhtlng men: mllly of wliom gave everything to guarsotee 1ltlt na"Q\l • free eJUttence In a world constantly thrsatenld by tile warped ' . minds of oppresiOrs. Since the day 39 yeprs ago when Novem-' ber 11 became a ~ate ln~elibly marked In the lllllllls of world blftofy, ~hope ot men that the Veraaillea peace treaty merked the end of tbe "war to end •U w.•" has been n1111l· fled by two major conflicll an4 many•lesser ones. • J,udglng by tile recor~ man has made for hlmaelf sillce the end of Worl~ War I, he is no more capable of preventing wholesale destruction ,of his ~ellow b41ngs at the half-way mark in the twentieth ~entury than he was at its inception. Or Is be? Two Violent Murders In Three Mont·._s II Rock Gallia, Gallipolis G,allipolis, with two vwlent murders m last 90 days, m~y be wondeung what next cataclysmic event will rock the French ctty whicil prides itself upon its st11l remalmng quite slight tinge of Old World manners GalUa County Prosecuting Attorney even pormitted hlin.setl to say to a Pomeroy news paperman after the Garnes shooting Wcdnes day mght "I'd hke to come up to Me1gs county and trade places with Jim O'Brien Th1s ts gettmg pretty messy down here " It has been so long since anyone In County has been ~harged With first del!reel murder •for a crime comfllltted in this jurisdi~tlon tllat the present growing geniratiQII surely•must be ullaware of aU t~e tensen'P. hatred, an4 bitterness that commands tllo Pllblic bear! ~t such times. The last crimO.!I Neill County In which a fi111t deifee murder cb•rge ensued occurred in 1937 a~d no oneI evor wa1• convicted of the offense. Galllpolil, within the past month, found a man guilty of m!Uder In the first degree. Following tJie aecond crime Wednesday night there likelr 100n will be anothor. ' The newspaper 1 reader in Meigs County easily mlgh\ be lnJ~ued with the app&l'ent high n11mbet of juvenile breakings 11111' entu. tug~, th9!~ o{ g~llne, automobile a~e&IOI' ies, 10011, lllld strjp 111ine suppl\es Daily SeiltlbeJ Daybook, on lira Lillian Lee Racine Sun· TO MilT MOiti)A y I day afternoon I 'nte J,ll'dUary of lhe l,!iddle· Melvin Circle and Robert Sml.lh Fire Department wll( have and )drs Tbomaa · Holter and re11111ar m~llna :llorulay dauihter, Karen, were among November 11, al7~ allbe tnose attending lbe Farm Bureau i': ·FI~PI!On'a Hall. Youth Council af'Cbllllcothe S@turday. • . ' BAN~ T~ ~THII(I ' Band Dtreelor ll~orge Dalla• has made plans to take the l!!lddjepor\ CAMPANILLA BOAT FOR SALE Marching Band tq' Athenl t'&\!ay to NEW YORK UP - Roy Campoattend the Ohio Vnlveraly-Bowllng nella, veteran Br9oklyn Dodger Green game Membera ol the Band 1catcher and the moil famous com· Booaters A!Boclatjon are furnish modore m the Nahonal League, 1111 transportation lor tbe band has put his 41-foot, double cabin cruiser up for sale (at about 1$35, NUUI QILEGATI 000) Roy ftgures he won't have Paullpe Zlrkle1 JUnior nurse •t lnuch use for It unttl sqmeone. disHolzer Hoa:Pital School of Nurs- coVers an overland water route lna, wu a de(egate tQ the annual from Connecticut to Los Angales meeting of the Student Nutsea' AssoclaUon ol Ohio m Columbus MIBII Ztr)lle was appmnted chair 11\iD of the Slate Mel]lbcrshtp Com mlttee She was a«O!ppanled to 'columll~~'~y Mist SaYA1 'KIIn~[l prts­ ldent of (lie Studfnt<<G'o~!~nment Association at Holzer Hospual School of Nuumg ---- To be sure, the world today Is In much the same condition it was prior to both of the past world wars, probably worse Today's oppressora - the Kremlin masters, whoever they may be at the moment - would make the Hitters of the past tur11 green with 1envy at the ease with which they have subjected more than half the world's population to captivity · New Fodor In World Now There Is one factor now present, however, which fighting men of the past did not face That IJ the almost certain knowledge that any liOb&l war of the future could cause the complete annihilation of the human race. ws • Aa It is fitting during the parades and memorial services of Veterans Day 1957 1o remember the' past deeds or America's servicemen, It Is also a time for each American to reflect upon his share of the responeibillty, Soviet.Threat Anti CARMEL Mr and Mrl Carl Reed and 'ty ~ f~mu~, Rat,~IWood. opent a day with her oiotiQ' and brotb!l"ln-llw ly Mn. l11<k .41lc DOll Diddle, USAF, Green Mr ••d iliA!. Ivan Powell vlllo, 1\llu, IPfDt 1 fifteen day Mr. and 111'1. Bernard Diddle lurlouab with hllcl parents, Mr ud fiJnlly , w.ere Sundoy c•e•l• o1 hi1 •1•1111' and brother-fn~aw, aad lllr1. OYII J)l die. and,llrJ, H. H Mlller ol Mr tnd Mr" Jeffl P~ell, Racine Mr1. ~anl! luck who apent the Parbllblll'f Wert Sunday rue••• Pllt montb Ill Columbua w11. acUNITED NATION$, N. Y UP- of her parenlo, Mr. and Mrs Rl· compo\lled home S~turday by ber ebar~ Wolle. Aullralla uld todoy that Rut· son l~·low ond dluah!er,,llr t'nd 1la'a throat to wltMraw (rom the Unlltd Natlon'a 12-n•tlon Dis- Rol1nd GJ'nn and oon loe vial! Mn Po~l Stawll't aDd !amllx who r~turned lo CojumhJ Suhduy armament Commlulon and 1\t od lolr and' llrf. Perry Smith and eve nina oub-commlttee of five atomic family, Col~mbua. :llr and ?.1,.. Claren e Adam• 0 power, !1 ''on ominous tilreat Mr. and Mrs Rich Wolle, lllr\ and family ~¥,ve moved lo thalr to Plitt!' Dorotlly Glenn and dal1Jhtsrs atnew home at Lttart- Falla. I blrthdiY Plrl¥ at lb. Auatralian AlJihauador E Ron- llr. and H~ Allen Stobart and tended h~me of !4r. and llr• 11ry111 ald Walke~ llld t~e threat IUid•• con Rloky, ~r. ancl !Jra. Eddy Hirrla, 1\e~dlvtn•. by Soviet Deputy P'ortllll Mlnlo- Stobart, Mlddle)IOI'I were Sundly ter Vully Kusnellov 11 an at· guOJto of thtJr parenll, Jdr, le1Qpt to "htt4mlclate" tbt u. N "'" Arthur lltobll'l ku•neloow told the General AI· AI tbe ll!lla tlmt1 ~~ ,J& Obert M ., 11 J otmbly'a Polltkal Commlftee manded t~ .U.ei!Ion In lhe eom· ar.,aa, a Holnr ~Oio MondiY tut Ruula will 110t per'" Pltal •ltl! oon~alelt luniL tfolpate in tit; U N.'a 11-naUon mittoe'e v 11D1 flit ~ ~ell' dltar~ Mr~ l(artha w...,n, Marietta, Dllarmameal Commluloa and amenl <OIIIIIUIIIOII IOIII)rllltll 111 sold hOI' PI'OJIIN here lo Mr. and Mrs btbMr' llllOdeL ill auko1t1111iltee ol the 11.. 82 meiJiben of the U N. "ThiJ k!\011' I'• Ill wbt pro~l(r, . P.4 !dn. Charita Ta~etl atomic fOW.,~ unleu thue 11 a ·eaa ott dlllfllllment and would alld' eaudr.a. a.dfilrd, Va., ha"' ChiRII In thei~ eom(IOoiUOII. view lbl withdrawal ~ tilt iovlet rented a house trailer here. Mr. Unf oa 11 a otvere blow to our Tackett 11 employed al the Kalotr eflort1 and lhon of aU mankind ' Plant at ltavenawood. The houot warmlnl at the new Dl!jV~D 'M INTIIUTS Walker •ald. Omiiii!Oif ~ Thrfllt home ot Rev and Mrs. Earl Cow OP IIIGJ.lii.UON AlUlA Hat111111l fllhtrtllfa( rep~e•ntalie de••tl~ Xusne!Jov'l ••· en, near, Sb~de, wae well attend ~ ed A lar&e number attended from t!Ye, BolttltJB.XtmbaU, lne., Ma t~n 11 an (l!flbdrl• penuado here. Lfllnlloa A"·• New Yori CIIJ c.untr~uo to Wit aw auppor! ~ !rom a H-no!1on nJOiullon aup Mn. Goldie Jewell, Columbus, ., ~nd elau mallln1 portln& the Wt~lt!m dlsarmamenl wao the $uoday dinner iUeat of lllller II 'Ia PHI ollke II Pom- POllllon and e>tlleh to the Su- Mrs I.tno Jordan 119f', Oltle. viet oldo. , lllr apd lfn. Earl Clark and hblcrlptjoe rat..: Dlll1V117 bJ "The ordinary ropte ol thr. daughter, Priscilla, Lone Bottom cmter tw,e ev,allabla 10 centa world " Walker Nl , "wlll roaa• J visited Mr an~ Mr1 Georae Clark "' -k: ~!.!ar In a.tvonce at a Soviet withdrawal, ahonly af·J 'Mr and Mn. lllanhal) Miller 'ftlt Dalll .loo.mnei offt.,., •1s 80: fer lbo llntiJOJ ~,of 8putnlko, 81 Jr had bl1 mother, •• a Sunday all: 11011W, .,.10: t11rot montlu, an om1noua ~~ to peace. aue1t BJ 111ot« route where ave!~ "If tbla t~l ~ earrled out lllr IDd lin. Vlrlll Hamon spent ~: oar 111011111 •I By maU one 11 will be the Sov:t Vnloa and an evenlnl wit~ Mr1 and Mro John N: l!l~' llonthJ, " 25. tht ee no other COUftley 1 11 II leiYing Stout , iii!IJtlll, ~.po, one mqnlh, •I the dl11rm1meat 111mlsalon. -.,._ _ _ __ l'llbUohed 've11 lfternoon ex "What • WIJI, llf< llumelaov. co 'OLLOW THI LEADER ~~ Suldat 117 Tho Ohio Vall1y celebrate your 40111 analvaraaf! CffiCAOO UP-Jean Ann and lliluae1, •·• II 110 Mechenle ol tho Sovlit Ual011l" Jo Ann Wltou1 ore ldenlfeal P01111r0Y, 0. IIUJII11t office ltusnetllv l!I'G!liltiJ!a· threut twlaa frHIIIIe lint to laot Th• at lltl141torta! ofllca puna to the tolllllltlot 1111 111 want• llv~~oJe~' al.ltart had th•·r Ina ' lonsllo removed the same day To Quit UN Is Intimidation w. ••d v. HAI,IsoNYIW ~Stlltllil . . •.eo. r- ~ .. ' NIW ARRIVAL Pic. and Noel D Wilson "'" •nnounclng the birth or \hell flrlt child, ••n 8\\ pound son Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jameo Eynon, Long Bottom, and Mn Nellie Kimble of Klllbock 0 Tho baby h" been named Rich· ey Dellnar ' ' ' ' ' Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Daily Dale Warner and aon of Syracuse on 'Mr and Mro Douglao Edron Roush spent wlth their and Marilyn dauahter, visited )Irs Duncan and of CUlton, W Va Mond•y Do~ila• Clrele made 1 buolneas trip to OalUIIOII& Friday Jdn. Dt1n Brinker and :lin. Betty Carleton end lwo chUdren llltDI Sun~IY afternoon with' :llr and Mn. Erne1t Clark of Racine. A LOSING ~INNi!ll ' EVANSDALE, Iowa UP-Po. Chief Cll(lord Schak~ wao W~dneoday becaue he su1• ,,.t,;;.,o.•• M11or loe Homolka's Oi>' In Tuesday's took the ,,y. go- on 990 sr.-ot bn Your Cha.,l8- Satur4ay 9 oo Life oli the Farm 9 30 Cap)~ l'i~ar<» 10 10 M•&bty Mouse Playhouse 11 00 l ear.n to llraw II 1~ Lucky s' cartoons 11 30 Saturday playhouse 12 00 Jtmmy Dean Show 1 00 The Lone Rfgcr 1 30 Record Hop 2 30 The Big Ptcture 3 00 Hockey (Professional) ~ 30 TV Clmroom ~ 00 Saturday News Special 6 1~ Football Scoreboard 6 30 20th Century 7 00 Golden ?layhouse 730 Perry Mason Show 8·SO DICk & the Duchess 9:30 10·00 10 3Q 11 00 11 15 Alfred Hltehcdct $M,OOO CbaU.nge What's My Line Sunday Neo/• Special The Late Show CharJnels-Monday 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 15 CBS News ' 9 00 Mornlna Show 9 00, 9 55 10 00 10 SO CBS News Mol'lllng State News Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey ll so Strike It•Rich 12 00 Newo at Nobll 12 10 Katie's Almliitac 1Z I~ Love ol Life , 12'30 Search for'TotnAitow 1 hOO " \lslo SIO>II · lil¥1'fJ "'' 1' \ 'til flltl"'6lJIIftiil~,~~ 'Oo oiJ I 9 30 Haw Gun, Will Travel ' 1.® KaiiO:•ICitc-ep:,,,,,"' 10 00 Gunsmoke 1 3o As the :world Turns tO 30 Offtctal l)etecttve 2 00 Beat the Clock 11 10 Up-to-the-minute News 2 30 Houseporty ll 10 The Late Show 3.00 Big Payo(f 3 30 Tile Verdlct Ia Youn 4 00 Brlgbte~ Dav 4 15 Secret Storm 10.00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10 30 Look Up & Live 4 80 Edge of Night 11 00 United Nations In Acti011 5 00 Mystecy Theatre lUI Camera Three 6 30 Your Esro Re~er 12 00 Let's Take A Trip 8'·45 Sporta Peta~e ' 12.30 Wild Blll Hickok 8.55 Weatbermaa , I oo Face the Nation 7 00 Leave It To Beaver I 4~ Football KlckQff 7 30 Rqbln Hood 2·00 Professional Football 8:00 B~ and Allen 4 411 CBS Newt B·so Talent S.outs 8 00 Seven Uvely Arts 9.00 Danny Thomas 6 oo Beat the Clock 9'30 Dece111ber Bride 6 30 Annie Oakley 7•30t I;uale 10 00 Studio One · 7•30 Bachelor Father 11:00 Up-to.tb~:lllnute News 8:00 Ed Sulllvan Show 11.05 Sc.tllnlnJ the W•atber 9 00 GE Theatre 11:10 Tbe Lato Show Sunday-Channell -~·~~~~~-=~~------~._,~ WHTN....TV Ckannel13 I Radio Deal .ca~n'ils- Sttunl"' ••• \ 12:!19 Sllll On 1:00 J,U Starlfovle Matinee ' 3:30 lllble Time t:oo Ait s~ Golf ~:oq ~~)!all ~~bo«4 a:_. S.Wfd&J Newi 1\evlew 8:45 ~nal Ploflte a.oo oq; Clillclten 8:30 Play ill ~ Week 1:00 !Qi!l ~1)11 8•i4 1:80 ~eu 1t 111 Tile Flmii.Y 8•00 Cq~~at17 llu!lq Jubilee 1!:00 p:oo Ltwrence Welk U:tlll 10:00 .lllb Wllllee Interriew 10:80 lfiYllo~ Newa jO:ia 10th'Centlli'y Theater U:Q& 9arloon 1i 30 SICtl Off (J:IQ u~~er,ce . 1·00 (jreleM~l) Walle ne.. .;., u:oo s.IIJ-Chnntl13 ll:lltl 11:00 11:80 (10 IIIIa 011 J'a\111 Pw Todl!' EIWGOd Glbbl Oral Roberta .ao Y911t11 On Tile Marcil aoo The Bit Pleture 2 30 TV S\lbclaY S.hool s ~ Jobn Hopkins rue UIJ Deaa Pike f ,OO Cotlefi Newa Cooterenee , .-so l'~itl Wln<he!l Sbow S!OO IJ'eXI,I ~eta ~·30 Tilt Greatesl Stn ee,u 00 $1Ub111o~'a ~tlfd' Newa t 8:30 Cited Kid 81QOK$ TAJ<IS THitll 1:~ M:~vle Maline, ~qw S:OO 1\loeJ'ican B.ti!latlnd 4130 Po You Trull Your Wife 800 ' l'll1"fllllll 5:30' .llleltex ¥o"'" Club 8.(10 <;~n Club v ~,25 f!Je Star Flnl) 8:45 N~wa T 1·'¥1 Harbor Com10and '1$} .U.erlean lllndstaad e.qo Qi!Y lll~b'Jil Sll~w 8:80 Chma Smlt~... • , 8 (10 Vol~ ~l!oqe 9.30 Wli!I'O~'Ii'el~ · 1 10 so lloell Uvaa 1100 Ne..,. · ' '· 11·15 Tlf~~oter IS 12·3() Il\l1i <1ft ' au~s J 1 Qf Good Bread 'I ' i1111:~Do t ' ..., \. w. "v•. �SPORTS DESI\ four regulars out with IIJjulli'es and flu. Now or p~H of tjltm baek ib the lineup for next at Wahama. • . Until be "'atle hot TD. hil uaolficlal I<Or"'f! lor tbe 10110n stood at 98 Alter It, he bad lOS f~r a new Q'lark. Pomeroy bad time fot thr., playa alter !be kicko~l lo their OWD territory. Delenatvely, ·~· tllllln romeror line played a1trl IIIII ~ ~ Danny Strub!{drew~. ,.,. hil am•rt de~• e('atnlt tlli4 Morgan up \lit mldl\)e. AI · ~ Sunlor Hawlllorne w~ lbt 10\1111· ell taekler OD the fltiCI· II WN J.ogan'a laot Ull'- .Po....W hll Del· pre and MlddltP9ft ltft. H.lwtborne eorrled I"* 11111 • limes for 38 711'111 ond 111 e¥etroae of 4 par tey. Ia ototlatleo toJan hl4 tht ad· vanllae. Pomtro~ 111..,_ 10 dornu to J.ow.!'l IT, p~Ot ymll by ruolilit& 10 lit If; ~·l added 41 by P"linl 'f¢' li . Gl 198 to LogtD't II In Mal for a !Dill net 711'41 of aMi . The Panthen , . i.HI:b1lil ~mplelinl two, while 'Liji ~ ed five tim" 1nd co111Diii.M ·two 1114 hid two llltercep~ · • • Lo1an, concentratlnl on llo~ .I 0 FJ ~ .J Duoan ,.,UP~$ ut tie ~~oru ',_. ... .,. :,..,= •i.e "" •·" ' 1811-potJnd fullback of the Red Devils, has tl d thls se ason . He bUllecl IHil' umle~ blsiiiA' to a ne recor didn't approacb lhe.f111tastlc seorint spree 1>f Jim Cremeans tu 1MJt lie.*li th• wottliouie of the Red ~viis and w~n two yardJ had to be had, well, usually It WH Larry who 10 !o~~e~J~:rlll:ii t~e fark~bu~r Uttle ltell ume tn a l'lllof~~ r• to rin•-•• ~-" "'••an hiR ~l """"' ~ , CaJI!e .1 u r'~... ,._., """ ~ther al)<t·lh!ltterback Pat lldi - n for &1 and ·42 ·potnll " ,.. • • ' ' ~~~~~ 8111 Hqbetetter 19, Larry CartOn 18 ,..,m lelfm J•• JID= Grilliln .,, RoAtr :rumM" 1 'l)e 1total of 279 •· ....;;.l alai~ for two points wbkb 11 not accredited yeu, l;t •t• Othfrt ,.... " I W,'"' ~IIaqu~,.,. ••1 , ml h ftulb-~elltl got 19 polnta, U of these CO nC.In I e Beip\9 "' vl'terf • • !'·• · · ' · t.· .......,.. v·""' . 0/'UJ In20 '""ONeS evil~ thf1"vear averatted 84.9 nolnll ner orne ·~.....'tiOJI In •o atralrht win• fMltn~ hAR ~<'OTPd ' '""'' ' • W et$ t61n~ . tiJ ooDOiitlnn•a .SO oolnta. This overall average 11 4U lliilil!l~~tr fllllft tCl tile onMnentt' U . , tn thlt ~ jl-lftft lllrinl t'hn vl~lm1 !IRVA hfen Vfntnn nn••· !hut twlae: Mlddle!J1111.. W•h~ma . ~pol•rn. .t.rhonvfllo. """""'1• · "'-anncev The Pl~lnR McArthur Belpre Little '.,. .. ~ "' ' "" ' ' ' tletl• Marietta ms~"fll were bMI•n nnrA. Belllre WI• th• lnsl t.ant ltn llont Rnll•nd Thot wa. In +~• dim nnl! n( 195~. '!'II• nreRen! IIIah orhnnl ~o,•r n tion of RH~ foothalt nlavers don't know what defeat tastes like Mav thev never. ' • plu Hawtbornt, ~4 five to o!t men e•ng!n~ on the bli Plnlher fllllbaek everyllme he ht<J the ball, Wblch wu not •• often as in prevl· ou1 games litis year al Jl.lrrilon and Sponeor lent more aid both ID· !'de and out•l~e. jllach And Wells, lleklea, were n·alhetayl of the to, •• llne. Store by quartero· Pomeroy 0 7 0 Cl-13 Colle.( elln 111 parts ot the coun· to&on 0 8 Q1- 13 Touchdown• Spencer, ~hll!n, try will take tbne out at their Strait (2) PAT: Spancor, Stroll. football ''"'•• on Saturdav, Nov Jfi, to salute . )'<At/on•! Football Starting lineups· P'ooo~a!lon and llal of Fame Dav PANTHERS: end a: Parken •ncl MaiiY 'high 'chooll ,tlao plan to Johnson; taeklu: Werrt ond Rou16 mark the oh.Orvonee. fUardt: Welter and Struble; cent Amont the majqr unlversltlea eo Gll>bl. Backo: Phalln, Harrloon, coooeratlni In tlrll climax lo N•· sp'en~r. Howthome. Subs: Wll10h tlonai Football Foundotlon '•nd or..n, Knlihl ond Barnill. Hail of Fame Week ere Duke, LOGAN: Galrtn 1nd Duffy, ends; Holy Cro01, M!ch(flan State, South· IUJcb ond Weill, llckiOI; Bryon! ern Callfqrnla, Tulane ond VIr· and Dennll. gu1rd1; Meyer, ,een~ tlnl1. er. Bacekl: Brown, Morpn, SJralt snd Stevm. Brief ceremqnlet ldteduled for 1ome ol the Nov. 18 Jlllltl have a two-fold purp!IMI, Tliey will out· line the Foundation'• and programs In behalf of footbln 1nd the vital role of tooball Itstructure. ••If In the nation's edueotional UN'T.D ,. Ill IV Speakera wlll deiCl'lb,e the Tilt do-*' 111d 1 ftdl01l.l flthl coroer 11111 Jim lrodd6ck fuQctlon and loalul'lll of lhe Foot· •·ck b lht .ltrltY dockt lr ball Hall of Yame wblch. the Na· " •• lon11 ,Football Fouadi\IOD will lfta N fto4 hit hungry ftmlly. build oil the R~llerl Unlvenlty O!!Iy • yor Iller, In ' comolN<k ca~pUI at New Sru~swlek, N. J . lli-liUIIChtd N Ill an occulonol The flnt phue oil drive to roloe olin paydly, ht Muftll htxlng'a ft.lld• lor eonotrucijlJn ~' th,ll bead· "CI,.,.III Mall" 1tr Ullltllint a.t qu..-ten for atlllteW' foolb~ll 11 fenrltt Mil lltttlr ltr lht htovy· und•n~•r· l'lexl 111r, 11 YiUl be woltht chom,lonlhlp of t~ world expanded inlo an lQIIDIIve Pilton· ln 1fl7.' In eo •11•111 • lfthl· '' 11••'!'P•ltn !;·ation'8 C..&De!!t.~ Hi,h·S~hools To • Mat'k Football Hall OfF~me Nov.l6 What Became Of • """" - itnleeo •trs• Some of the oRrlieioa!l"" en!. le~eo ond hlih ~rhonl• will •nlicit contribution• to the Hnll nr Fome hulldinR fuM from fan• In the at•· dlum1 'lin !ll'ov. 16. Other~ will make direct •rant! In l'e nome of the IIIOnBorfna lnotliutlons The llov. 1R ••m., wlll close a week of activities drsl<ned to a<· ouolnt lhf public with the National Footbell Foundation and ill efforts to further the eauae of am•teur football. Durin& the week of l'lov. II, Touchdown Clubs and other foolboll boo!ler organizations In !many areu are holdlnl dlnnel'!l and special meetings to manhall support for the Foundation. Also participating are football writers and IJ)ort• bro•dcllleratbroughout the country who are placing em· ..... he 1111 tho Hottest NL Pro Coathes Tangle ~~~=~ ~~.~ 1.::: In Battle Sunday In Cl_evel~d ourPiut oui'PIIeo Whlt.ver hiHifiiCI to Jimmy In tr ruM flit' 1nd porwnol· tlwfwllti lwtlftOtl 41 ...,. ""'"' N. J, ~ 11r Ultlltf , , . The N1Uonal Fool~! Llqut'l ,ii;iii;;;;;;:;i;.;;;;;;;;iilii&;o;;;;;;;;;., !moll ou-'ul tOiGiiN of neenl .,.l'ltll.. lbelr duel Bunclay whea Plid IJitlm'l CltYOl•nd Brornu 11~11 ·~dY "'' ker'1 Pllllburah Slti!Wt with tile Eaaltirn Dlvllloa ltiCI II lllb. Cleveland (11-\) IN4I Ill• clhl· lion by on• Dtl!f iid If • "'"· point tsvorl!t. Tilt' ltoel~ and New York Oln\1 (Will +a) '!IN tied tor t Four New York l')qtrl tNffered nu ottocka - · ~ lilt tum lo 1 nlne·poilll choltt lo Wltl~ tllo Chlcogo Clrdll\;11 (MJ at YII!Ue SlldlutD. 1t (lit 8\oelerf lad Ytlll I'IIUI!Ie "*· *' IUING PIOPDTY VALUlliii&\NS mGilla UPLACE· DNT COSTS IN • . CASI 01 I'JI.E, ·' , Mllb 1\D't therJ1 no gap be~ 10111' COV«age 1 ! todlf- '"u• and ~~ rour home. ' SEI us ' G!anll win, lhey will join tho Browno !n 1 three-way tie lor ftret place. • Tjte San Frao<IICO Forty·Niner! (l·l'l lake a IWO·I&~ne W01tern Dl· vision lead Into tho first of lour 1tr1i1ht gameo ond are 2~ point underdog• again1t the Ramo (2-4) 11 Loa Angels~ In the other aamot, the O.trolt Lions (3-3) are four·polpl choices to defeat the Elalea (2-4) ot Phlla· delphia; the Baltlllton Cotto (3-3) ~re ollm, •::1 fnor!IOi 1111not the 01 (2-4) ill Waahinaton and the Bem (2-4> aro nme-polnt fovoritM to down the Gr..• Bay i'1eken (2-4) at NOWr·HERE! Ftr~t ' I 'RKHARb E. ·Jotu.s qt ved put the ball ~'iinuf. their 40 Four first downs,•• minutes later Whitlatch .~qH'~ over his right for TD. Kelley'• potn:c,-:1s Tolliver took and down on Lickleidn~ car"r~!ebd!i~...~;a;~:~~ !he Hound• ,-r recovering on son shot over the five. got one, a~d Whit' latch oby outronlng the ville !<>am on a aweep He hod no blotk!nr side. Kehey's kick wao bl9!',1ttll. ., Socond quarter-Alter off Nelaonville got four y~ three ttte1 and Hall ptlllltd yard•, Middleport the NelsonvU!e 41. Now ond quarter, Nelson got-.• -,-.. " threw to Ne)oon for 1._.8~~~:;a· ra; for eight, thoo wa1 " as he tried to pass. But Whitlatch got It back first down bolide, around end on the Nelsonville 20. and Whitlatch moved it to ttie then 1\owley slithered down slot Cor the scare. He was least live times but kept to' feet to ao over. Kelley's kick WJI! w" FQl 1 1 ON~Y $J. :Ptr .~~ftth· ' '~ ' '\ '' ~ ',:,, E!Mhbaeb lloneft ll.at !of!IOI'O'I Store New Yart CIDila1lll W ~biOI Elh at PAYMENT ' J ' lm~~~ \ \ TOI>c~4i•*n•, V(biitlll~ch SEE ·US ·FOI: COMPLETE . llurra1 tJiCewm l!oll<Y i!Dber\1 C1Jrlo , Cll~lce of' Six Colors ~la•U~ ud Gearshift Met~pqfjtan !N W. Maln~Bt,' ~ . ·\, Pl!e~t 11-M ba I ASSOClATED ·RADIO . and TELIVISHI)H ':, .: E. - St. · ' ........ . I · , R~ Mlller, OWn'er . • ''' · ~~:~' ·. ~ , / 1 1'!1~"11> '. ' Thiinks Votirs S..,Of1'11el1111~ For _ Yqur Loyal $1,1pport ,. ,. ... Town and ¢opntry . •They ore profe~ional~y trained -, not ' Winter Tire· ~ . '•' •'* ' \ C , ,r. -; !IU~ ',t '' , ...... ..... '1¥1• ·t~"" " 'Ill!' . ', , . WINDOWS .. ·.. ··•...... Only 9h t .1 "1 " Allll·,..o..ru*"«i Ytlll' -tftDII,IIiM We Te~ Yout ladi~M~n ¥!NFCGt ' I ' MuFflas.~ TAIL • - .••C ,es t.$1NPJ If Lm'1'1lt1 . .· '!,l'i\1,1( ,· ' ' . .o.e Of ~ J'Pieaa.Ut' .. "',I ' CGP-- 8 Q ' J&OOAf,. o.l.. 49 .'IA' ~· .• oYil ··,. ··~: ~ ·.·.:···· o. ., c , ~AU PLUGS ~~OJi:~: "' ., . •' tft., ·JI~Gt&TIP J(~~ERSTRIP" I.Q.ITITE ...................... 0~ 29c \, J I :.PANE' r:J, ., I I merely compotly. scll~mel'l. · · . •They help file and coll,ect.daitna. . · •They ho!iidle qlj tYJ?tS of i~ri:Jnct~. ' lthey are local oosinessmeh tl'(fore-oflo-, cal conditjons. . ' ' •They are·ovcriloble day and n1ght. · · •They repre~t; th~ pqlicy holder first .. not tilt coin!)9,Y. .. IN ·. ,! tTAI.., WINDOW.·m.s ··:.~: ·, ~: ···, ····BC •. ' tet tJa-Get ..Yo...~.·-..., ,,., I -·~· I • ' I ,• ef M•li• Coun~ . ' ,:, i$TOVE PIPE- REDUCS~- CQLLARS, etc. ,. ' ..... . '' ' ... •LX Pb. llU-M Middleport DOWNING, "NS I ' .. ' .. .. .. • \ ' BOBSTET' 3, INS. , .. . . .. . ••...• :.,I'll; Z32, Pomeroy PollleroJ.' DAVIS-W BN...., 1t1 , ........ • .... .,. •··s \. .... .,omwoy, O. I ' ., '' ' l ' •'/ . P~eroy V. D. EDWARDS, "'"•- ••• • • • • • ~ • •~ rr ' WAII.Nl&-IBL!, IN•••• , • , , •• , .• n, 41-Y, Pomeroy Pomeroy ' GE, REUTER. IN"'"· ..........· ·:'Ph.' ~s.X, .. BARNEfrSIMPSON, ffl'S: .. , , . Pb. Q3~5-~, Middleport •J . . ••'--' of '· , ThelnsuftlllCt Atenll Associotion AIJ Sizes · - Ma,i.ne $~1.1$ ~o-.d' SERVICI 143 I!! ', DJTAiU. FIRESJO: . N·&. ~- JO lltdtlng New Models 4 2tl .187 T-.u! I ~ _•:c_AU:llllll &U. TO; "J•·. ~Iis AVG. Cp!Uni .... ltilltl 10 \ OUTIQ.UD MOTORS ' II 13 .418 • f•me•· *GATBS P~ IEt.N ' ~ iz!IZ II .142 , II ll42 12 J8CI TetmJ ....ft! _. ~p 2312. ' Pt.ueo ·uti ·Aclmlnl Tnd~~ I ~ ~-e• JN ADV4NCE A.Nb WE ~EP m' t& U ' 13 U Pet. IrtcU 5,113. Ind I PQ18 - P lltilleo 214. 1 : . IIPRIOUA'l'oJ IN OPIIRATION AU J\eb'lger~ Q~ Keeon!Utlop~ .. ' · ·w. L Culill'IJ , , Tlma ltftlpniOr ID81ailed • STANQIIIGI Stl,rk'• 11n1p . . I • I I,. · Stlll')i~l lint~ps. Mldd!Aipnrlenda, !Iaiiey and Miller; tackle,.. E~tch~' nd, Rollto,r: ,Ua~. Neal and Stovet· center, Erwin. B~cks. RowleY,' Nebon, Whlllltpli, ~bbo!~ Nelollnvlll.,;.enlj.l, Monk an~ ! OOd • Midway in the second quarteT HltchinKIJ ti\:kl'a, Moore lnd Hall, wos the first time the 1ackei.i tuar4s, Hollen~auJh and ltq,Mul· failed to move lor a touchdiOWQ len; center, ·I!:!Uott. 'Va~ki, $MOe. Colw~ll, Patton, and Lee~· when they got the bali. They kicked off to the Hounds 36, Chlcago, ,Detrol! ar& tied socond Francisco. Parker, who guided the LIA~no to three weotern Division and two league tltiO'I before owitchlng to Pittsburgh thio .,.10n, Ia the only NFL coach who boaot• an odvan. tal• in co1111'6titlon with Brown Sund•y Nov, 10 Brown, wbo baa led Clovela~ij. to six Eaotern Division and thrse C. D. ntoker farm league crowns alnce 19511, scored ·""""' 11 only one victory durinl that time ' 8 - 1\0id a&linst the Parker-coached Lions N-• Til DorLa In 12 exhibltlpn, rei(Uiar "¥•oon • .,.n 1 and championship L~~~~f~~e:,"llY · Clevelall!l bad 0 swea' for ~ MOOSQ 23 _12 victor over Parker'• Steel· 1 11 gur e• to lie 8 rip· day's tune snorter · lj:l'' 1958 Scott-Atwater ' ' sccco~a~R~I:~~o-~~~:~. · tt ... ~ Volt · For The Lqya.l SupPQtt In ' Tut$d9y's ~l~tiGJn oll ~ragea~rll:e:r:th:ls~IO:•:to~h~~:nd~Su~n·]~~~~~;~~tl the game phasls on tn'thedeveloping Importantcharacter role and qualities of ledershlp among young men in eollage1 and high ochoois. 0r11anlzatlons endonlnf and aupportlog the week-lone obiervance include the ,National ColleaJate Albletlc Auotlalion, American Football Coaches Allotiatlon l'ool· ball Writer• Anoelatton of Amer· lea ond the Gollege Sporll lnformatlon Director• of Amariea. ::-: ::.: :"t:lld knock· 1 (Continued from ''" Ontl, Juni9r Rowley, quat1~rbao~;,H ~ il~d on a beautiful, lWI!I\JJ' k~q over ~enlfr 14 y~rd• loU· 1~ Crooks, reserve half, c!\Tie4i, \~e twice lor 11 rarQ. is ~­ ' cut back to the right &id,llj)81 then ail tho way lor a .rp; This came early in the l<l!rlh Q\1,1~· ler and was the Jaekets' findllu~· chdown. Gene Abbott, jumor fullbacil, iad scored momenta earlier, Jat~ m the th~rd quarter, !rom live vards away, Mark Kelly made gqott three ol !JVe PAT kicks good. Middleport's line was char&ln~ 'ul har~ all nl~ht on offense. On dele11.1e llne111en spent more tim ' 'n the Nelsonville back(leld tbaa they did on their own siM of t~e ~ne. Coach Bob !Penrod'• bovs were completely unable to atop l~i fired ·up Jackeb. Ed Bailey. Dick Ro~er, D~ve ~·nver Ill' to !lrwln. Kit N'e~ John Ketchk~ and o.eorg~ :alllliiJ.', •he linemen, look•d Ilk• taex 'fer~ having run. . -,,_, ' H �SPORTS DESI\ four regulars out with IIJjulli'es and flu. Now or p~H of tjltm baek ib the lineup for next at Wahama. • . Until be "'atle hot TD. hil uaolficlal I<Or"'f! lor tbe 10110n stood at 98 Alter It, he bad lOS f~r a new Q'lark. Pomeroy bad time fot thr., playa alter !be kicko~l lo their OWD territory. Delenatvely, ·~· tllllln romeror line played a1trl IIIII ~ ~ Danny Strub!{drew~. ,.,. hil am•rt de~• e('atnlt tlli4 Morgan up \lit mldl\)e. AI · ~ Sunlor Hawlllorne w~ lbt 10\1111· ell taekler OD the fltiCI· II WN J.ogan'a laot Ull'- .Po....W hll Del· pre and MlddltP9ft ltft. H.lwtborne eorrled I"* 11111 • limes for 38 711'111 ond 111 e¥etroae of 4 par tey. Ia ototlatleo toJan hl4 tht ad· vanllae. Pomtro~ 111..,_ 10 dornu to J.ow.!'l IT, p~Ot ymll by ruolilit& 10 lit If; ~·l added 41 by P"linl 'f¢' li . Gl 198 to LogtD't II In Mal for a !Dill net 711'41 of aMi . The Panthen , . i.HI:b1lil ~mplelinl two, while 'Liji ~ ed five tim" 1nd co111Diii.M ·two 1114 hid two llltercep~ · • • Lo1an, concentratlnl on llo~ .I 0 FJ ~ .J Duoan ,.,UP~$ ut tie ~~oru ',_. ... .,. :,..,= •i.e "" •·" ' 1811-potJnd fullback of the Red Devils, has tl d thls se ason . He bUllecl IHil' umle~ blsiiiA' to a ne recor didn't approacb lhe.f111tastlc seorint spree 1>f Jim Cremeans tu 1MJt lie.*li th• wottliouie of the Red ~viis and w~n two yardJ had to be had, well, usually It WH Larry who 10 !o~~e~J~:rlll:ii t~e fark~bu~r Uttle ltell ume tn a l'lllof~~ r• to rin•-•• ~-" "'••an hiR ~l """"' ~ , CaJI!e .1 u r'~... ,._., """ ~ther al)<t·lh!ltterback Pat lldi - n for &1 and ·42 ·potnll " ,.. • • ' ' ~~~~~ 8111 Hqbetetter 19, Larry CartOn 18 ,..,m lelfm J•• JID= Grilliln .,, RoAtr :rumM" 1 'l)e 1total of 279 •· ....;;.l alai~ for two points wbkb 11 not accredited yeu, l;t •t• Othfrt ,.... " I W,'"' ~IIaqu~,.,. ••1 , ml h ftulb-~elltl got 19 polnta, U of these CO nC.In I e Beip\9 "' vl'terf • • !'·• · · ' · t.· .......,.. v·""' . 0/'UJ In20 '""ONeS evil~ thf1"vear averatted 84.9 nolnll ner orne ·~.....'tiOJI In •o atralrht win• fMltn~ hAR ~<'OTPd ' '""'' ' • W et$ t61n~ . tiJ ooDOiitlnn•a .SO oolnta. This overall average 11 4U lliilil!l~~tr fllllft tCl tile onMnentt' U . , tn thlt ~ jl-lftft lllrinl t'hn vl~lm1 !IRVA hfen Vfntnn nn••· !hut twlae: Mlddle!J1111.. W•h~ma . ~pol•rn. .t.rhonvfllo. """""'1• · "'-anncev The Pl~lnR McArthur Belpre Little '.,. .. ~ "' ' "" ' ' ' tletl• Marietta ms~"fll were bMI•n nnrA. Belllre WI• th• lnsl t.ant ltn llont Rnll•nd Thot wa. In +~• dim nnl! n( 195~. '!'II• nreRen! IIIah orhnnl ~o,•r n tion of RH~ foothalt nlavers don't know what defeat tastes like Mav thev never. ' • plu Hawtbornt, ~4 five to o!t men e•ng!n~ on the bli Plnlher fllllbaek everyllme he ht<J the ball, Wblch wu not •• often as in prevl· ou1 games litis year al Jl.lrrilon and Sponeor lent more aid both ID· !'de and out•l~e. jllach And Wells, lleklea, were n·alhetayl of the to, •• llne. Store by quartero· Pomeroy 0 7 0 Cl-13 Colle.( elln 111 parts ot the coun· to&on 0 8 Q1- 13 Touchdown• Spencer, ~hll!n, try will take tbne out at their Strait (2) PAT: Spancor, Stroll. football ''"'•• on Saturdav, Nov Jfi, to salute . )'<At/on•! Football Starting lineups· P'ooo~a!lon and llal of Fame Dav PANTHERS: end a: Parken •ncl MaiiY 'high 'chooll ,tlao plan to Johnson; taeklu: Werrt ond Rou16 mark the oh.Orvonee. fUardt: Welter and Struble; cent Amont the majqr unlversltlea eo Gll>bl. Backo: Phalln, Harrloon, coooeratlni In tlrll climax lo N•· sp'en~r. Howthome. Subs: Wll10h tlonai Football Foundotlon '•nd or..n, Knlihl ond Barnill. Hail of Fame Week ere Duke, LOGAN: Galrtn 1nd Duffy, ends; Holy Cro01, M!ch(flan State, South· IUJcb ond Weill, llckiOI; Bryon! ern Callfqrnla, Tulane ond VIr· and Dennll. gu1rd1; Meyer, ,een~ tlnl1. er. Bacekl: Brown, Morpn, SJralt snd Stevm. Brief ceremqnlet ldteduled for 1ome ol the Nov. 18 Jlllltl have a two-fold purp!IMI, Tliey will out· line the Foundation'• and programs In behalf of footbln 1nd the vital role of tooball Itstructure. ••If In the nation's edueotional UN'T.D ,. Ill IV Speakera wlll deiCl'lb,e the Tilt do-*' 111d 1 ftdl01l.l flthl coroer 11111 Jim lrodd6ck fuQctlon and loalul'lll of lhe Foot· •·ck b lht .ltrltY dockt lr ball Hall of Yame wblch. the Na· " •• lon11 ,Football Fouadi\IOD will lfta N fto4 hit hungry ftmlly. build oil the R~llerl Unlvenlty O!!Iy • yor Iller, In ' comolN<k ca~pUI at New Sru~swlek, N. J . lli-liUIIChtd N Ill an occulonol The flnt phue oil drive to roloe olin paydly, ht Muftll htxlng'a ft.lld• lor eonotrucijlJn ~' th,ll bead· "CI,.,.III Mall" 1tr Ullltllint a.t qu..-ten for atlllteW' foolb~ll 11 fenrltt Mil lltttlr ltr lht htovy· und•n~•r· l'lexl 111r, 11 YiUl be woltht chom,lonlhlp of t~ world expanded inlo an lQIIDIIve Pilton· ln 1fl7.' In eo •11•111 • lfthl· '' 11••'!'P•ltn !;·ation'8 C..&De!!t.~ Hi,h·S~hools To • Mat'k Football Hall OfF~me Nov.l6 What Became Of • """" - itnleeo •trs• Some of the oRrlieioa!l"" en!. le~eo ond hlih ~rhonl• will •nlicit contribution• to the Hnll nr Fome hulldinR fuM from fan• In the at•· dlum1 'lin !ll'ov. 16. Other~ will make direct •rant! In l'e nome of the IIIOnBorfna lnotliutlons The llov. 1R ••m., wlll close a week of activities drsl<ned to a<· ouolnt lhf public with the National Footbell Foundation and ill efforts to further the eauae of am•teur football. Durin& the week of l'lov. II, Touchdown Clubs and other foolboll boo!ler organizations In !many areu are holdlnl dlnnel'!l and special meetings to manhall support for the Foundation. Also participating are football writers and IJ)ort• bro•dcllleratbroughout the country who are placing em· ..... he 1111 tho Hottest NL Pro Coathes Tangle ~~~=~ ~~.~ 1.::: In Battle Sunday In Cl_evel~d ourPiut oui'PIIeo Whlt.ver hiHifiiCI to Jimmy In tr ruM flit' 1nd porwnol· tlwfwllti lwtlftOtl 41 ...,. ""'"' N. J, ~ 11r Ultlltf , , . The N1Uonal Fool~! Llqut'l ,ii;iii;;;;;;:;i;.;;;;;;;;iilii&;o;;;;;;;;;., !moll ou-'ul tOiGiiN of neenl .,.l'ltll.. lbelr duel Bunclay whea Plid IJitlm'l CltYOl•nd Brornu 11~11 ·~dY "'' ker'1 Pllllburah Slti!Wt with tile Eaaltirn Dlvllloa ltiCI II lllb. Cleveland (11-\) IN4I Ill• clhl· lion by on• Dtl!f iid If • "'"· point tsvorl!t. Tilt' ltoel~ and New York Oln\1 (Will +a) '!IN tied tor t Four New York l')qtrl tNffered nu ottocka - · ~ lilt tum lo 1 nlne·poilll choltt lo Wltl~ tllo Chlcogo Clrdll\;11 (MJ at YII!Ue SlldlutD. 1t (lit 8\oelerf lad Ytlll I'IIUI!Ie "*· *' IUING PIOPDTY VALUlliii&\NS mGilla UPLACE· DNT COSTS IN • . CASI 01 I'JI.E, ·' , Mllb 1\D't therJ1 no gap be~ 10111' COV«age 1 ! todlf- '"u• and ~~ rour home. ' SEI us ' G!anll win, lhey will join tho Browno !n 1 three-way tie lor ftret place. • Tjte San Frao<IICO Forty·Niner! (l·l'l lake a IWO·I&~ne W01tern Dl· vision lead Into tho first of lour 1tr1i1ht gameo ond are 2~ point underdog• again1t the Ramo (2-4) 11 Loa Angels~ In the other aamot, the O.trolt Lions (3-3) are four·polpl choices to defeat the Elalea (2-4) ot Phlla· delphia; the Baltlllton Cotto (3-3) ~re ollm, •::1 fnor!IOi 1111not the 01 (2-4) ill Waahinaton and the Bem (2-4> aro nme-polnt fovoritM to down the Gr..• Bay i'1eken (2-4) at NOWr·HERE! Ftr~t ' I 'RKHARb E. ·Jotu.s qt ved put the ball ~'iinuf. their 40 Four first downs,•• minutes later Whitlatch .~qH'~ over his right for TD. Kelley'• potn:c,-:1s Tolliver took and down on Lickleidn~ car"r~!ebd!i~...~;a;~:~~ !he Hound• ,-r recovering on son shot over the five. got one, a~d Whit' latch oby outronlng the ville !<>am on a aweep He hod no blotk!nr side. Kehey's kick wao bl9!',1ttll. ., Socond quarter-Alter off Nelaonville got four y~ three ttte1 and Hall ptlllltd yard•, Middleport the NelsonvU!e 41. Now ond quarter, Nelson got-.• -,-.. " threw to Ne)oon for 1._.8~~~:;a· ra; for eight, thoo wa1 " as he tried to pass. But Whitlatch got It back first down bolide, around end on the Nelsonville 20. and Whitlatch moved it to ttie then 1\owley slithered down slot Cor the scare. He was least live times but kept to' feet to ao over. Kelley's kick WJI! w" FQl 1 1 ON~Y $J. :Ptr .~~ftth· ' '~ ' '\ '' ~ ',:,, E!Mhbaeb lloneft ll.at !of!IOI'O'I Store New Yart CIDila1lll W ~biOI Elh at PAYMENT ' J ' lm~~~ \ \ TOI>c~4i•*n•, V(biitlll~ch SEE ·US ·FOI: COMPLETE . llurra1 tJiCewm l!oll<Y i!Dber\1 C1Jrlo , Cll~lce of' Six Colors ~la•U~ ud Gearshift Met~pqfjtan !N W. Maln~Bt,' ~ . ·\, Pl!e~t 11-M ba I ASSOClATED ·RADIO . and TELIVISHI)H ':, .: E. - St. · ' ........ . I · , R~ Mlller, OWn'er . • ''' · ~~:~' ·. ~ , / 1 1'!1~"11> '. ' Thiinks Votirs S..,Of1'11el1111~ For _ Yqur Loyal $1,1pport ,. ,. ... Town and ¢opntry . •They ore profe~ional~y trained -, not ' Winter Tire· ~ . '•' •'* ' \ C , ,r. -; !IU~ ',t '' , ...... ..... '1¥1• ·t~"" " 'Ill!' . ', , . WINDOWS .. ·.. ··•...... Only 9h t .1 "1 " Allll·,..o..ru*"«i Ytlll' -tftDII,IIiM We Te~ Yout ladi~M~n ¥!NFCGt ' I ' MuFflas.~ TAIL • - .••C ,es t.$1NPJ If Lm'1'1lt1 . .· '!,l'i\1,1( ,· ' ' . .o.e Of ~ J'Pieaa.Ut' .. "',I ' CGP-- 8 Q ' J&OOAf,. o.l.. 49 .'IA' ~· .• oYil ··,. ··~: ~ ·.·.:···· o. ., c , ~AU PLUGS ~~OJi:~: "' ., . •' tft., ·JI~Gt&TIP J(~~ERSTRIP" I.Q.ITITE ...................... 0~ 29c \, J I :.PANE' r:J, ., I I merely compotly. scll~mel'l. · · . •They help file and coll,ect.daitna. . · •They ho!iidle qlj tYJ?tS of i~ri:Jnct~. ' lthey are local oosinessmeh tl'(fore-oflo-, cal conditjons. . ' ' •They are·ovcriloble day and n1ght. · · •They repre~t; th~ pqlicy holder first .. not tilt coin!)9,Y. .. IN ·. ,! tTAI.., WINDOW.·m.s ··:.~: ·, ~: ···, ····BC •. ' tet tJa-Get ..Yo...~.·-..., ,,., I -·~· I • ' I ,• ef M•li• Coun~ . ' ,:, i$TOVE PIPE- REDUCS~- CQLLARS, etc. ,. ' ..... . '' ' ... •LX Pb. llU-M Middleport DOWNING, "NS I ' .. ' .. .. .. • \ ' BOBSTET' 3, INS. , .. . . .. . ••...• :.,I'll; Z32, Pomeroy PollleroJ.' DAVIS-W BN...., 1t1 , ........ • .... .,. •··s \. .... .,omwoy, O. I ' ., '' ' l ' •'/ . P~eroy V. D. EDWARDS, "'"•- ••• • • • • • ~ • •~ rr ' WAII.Nl&-IBL!, IN•••• , • , , •• , .• n, 41-Y, Pomeroy Pomeroy ' GE, REUTER. IN"'"· ..........· ·:'Ph.' ~s.X, .. BARNEfrSIMPSON, ffl'S: .. , , . Pb. Q3~5-~, Middleport •J . . ••'--' of '· , ThelnsuftlllCt Atenll Associotion AIJ Sizes · - Ma,i.ne $~1.1$ ~o-.d' SERVICI 143 I!! ', DJTAiU. FIRESJO: . N·&. ~- JO lltdtlng New Models 4 2tl .187 T-.u! I ~ _•:c_AU:llllll &U. TO; "J•·. ~Iis AVG. Cp!Uni .... ltilltl 10 \ OUTIQ.UD MOTORS ' II 13 .418 • f•me•· *GATBS P~ IEt.N ' ~ iz!IZ II .142 , II ll42 12 J8CI TetmJ ....ft! _. ~p 2312. ' Pt.ueo ·uti ·Aclmlnl Tnd~~ I ~ ~-e• JN ADV4NCE A.Nb WE ~EP m' t& U ' 13 U Pet. IrtcU 5,113. Ind I PQ18 - P lltilleo 214. 1 : . IIPRIOUA'l'oJ IN OPIIRATION AU J\eb'lger~ Q~ Keeon!Utlop~ .. ' · ·w. L Culill'IJ , , Tlma ltftlpniOr ID81ailed • STANQIIIGI Stl,rk'• 11n1p . . I • I I,. · Stlll')i~l lint~ps. Mldd!Aipnrlenda, !Iaiiey and Miller; tackle,.. E~tch~' nd, Rollto,r: ,Ua~. Neal and Stovet· center, Erwin. B~cks. RowleY,' Nebon, Whlllltpli, ~bbo!~ Nelollnvlll.,;.enlj.l, Monk an~ ! OOd • Midway in the second quarteT HltchinKIJ ti\:kl'a, Moore lnd Hall, wos the first time the 1ackei.i tuar4s, Hollen~auJh and ltq,Mul· failed to move lor a touchdiOWQ len; center, ·I!:!Uott. 'Va~ki, $MOe. Colw~ll, Patton, and Lee~· when they got the bali. They kicked off to the Hounds 36, Chlcago, ,Detrol! ar& tied socond Francisco. Parker, who guided the LIA~no to three weotern Division and two league tltiO'I before owitchlng to Pittsburgh thio .,.10n, Ia the only NFL coach who boaot• an odvan. tal• in co1111'6titlon with Brown Sund•y Nov, 10 Brown, wbo baa led Clovela~ij. to six Eaotern Division and thrse C. D. ntoker farm league crowns alnce 19511, scored ·""""' 11 only one victory durinl that time ' 8 - 1\0id a&linst the Parker-coached Lions N-• Til DorLa In 12 exhibltlpn, rei(Uiar "¥•oon • .,.n 1 and championship L~~~~f~~e:,"llY · Clevelall!l bad 0 swea' for ~ MOOSQ 23 _12 victor over Parker'• Steel· 1 11 gur e• to lie 8 rip· day's tune snorter · lj:l'' 1958 Scott-Atwater ' ' sccco~a~R~I:~~o-~~~:~. · tt ... ~ Volt · For The Lqya.l SupPQtt In ' Tut$d9y's ~l~tiGJn oll ~ragea~rll:e:r:th:ls~IO:•:to~h~~:nd~Su~n·]~~~~~;~~tl the game phasls on tn'thedeveloping Importantcharacter role and qualities of ledershlp among young men in eollage1 and high ochoois. 0r11anlzatlons endonlnf and aupportlog the week-lone obiervance include the ,National ColleaJate Albletlc Auotlalion, American Football Coaches Allotiatlon l'ool· ball Writer• Anoelatton of Amer· lea ond the Gollege Sporll lnformatlon Director• of Amariea. ::-: ::.: :"t:lld knock· 1 (Continued from ''" Ontl, Juni9r Rowley, quat1~rbao~;,H ~ il~d on a beautiful, lWI!I\JJ' k~q over ~enlfr 14 y~rd• loU· 1~ Crooks, reserve half, c!\Tie4i, \~e twice lor 11 rarQ. is ~­ ' cut back to the right &id,llj)81 then ail tho way lor a .rp; This came early in the l<l!rlh Q\1,1~· ler and was the Jaekets' findllu~· chdown. Gene Abbott, jumor fullbacil, iad scored momenta earlier, Jat~ m the th~rd quarter, !rom live vards away, Mark Kelly made gqott three ol !JVe PAT kicks good. Middleport's line was char&ln~ 'ul har~ all nl~ht on offense. On dele11.1e llne111en spent more tim ' 'n the Nelsonville back(leld tbaa they did on their own siM of t~e ~ne. Coach Bob !Penrod'• bovs were completely unable to atop l~i fired ·up Jackeb. Ed Bailey. Dick Ro~er, D~ve ~·nver Ill' to !lrwln. Kit N'e~ John Ketchk~ and o.eorg~ :alllliiJ.', •he linemen, look•d Ilk• taex 'fer~ having run. . -,,_, ' H �.- . . . The, attendanee tt ~uqfay Sehooi i~t Sunda~wO, U 1 )Irs. Tbol)!as SaJI'• call<!! Sllur· day evenina on Mn. Dwilhl Ho· back. , Mr. and .Mn. Paul Sehen 1nd children and Mr. and Mrs. Ji:bor Rlch Black Sunday afternoon. Mr. and .Mn. Rotiert Lewil and chcUdl'en aad )If and Mra. Eber Ph!kena of. Raeine wore Sundey callert of• Mr. and J.rra. Eber Pic\· 0118. Grover a.rrJa, dll!llhler, Jane. and Wllm• S111'• IJ)Ol!l S1jJ1dlr afternoon 1n AtHena W\~1 '!o)o!rd Rarfil. lolr. ab4 lift, Eber Plpll..t pot Satur.._, evelng with " l(ll-; a~d Mr&. Paul SeUell. "· WWiam ~ert a~t the .,...,1: ead witb l>4 l!'aD~~Iitr; !o1r, and Jlri. Eljer Plcteas. : Word hu ~n , ... we.t'ol the deaib ol Tim Sellora, ~lPF•· IIi waa a resident b~e belofl 'colng to Uve wllil itjA aon there. Hoi b survived by 1wo brothera, John lind Jim Sellen ,an~ one son Ricblll'd, or this III'U. -.,------dett SAJ.ot: ono Laneuter ~ jet pump wtlll PrtiiUI'II tarik •nd cwltcb. Also 83-t..t plaatic p:r.e, 1% • IV•; ~ LOST-.17 Jewel Beqrw Ladle• uehltect'a drawing table. l"ool watch Call 8tH. 11·5-Gip IJid tools ODe typewrittr dealr and one IUinl cabine~ handmade. 8b' AutCJ ~l!~v•cc~• One electric table aaw, one wood latbe, one 60tid oak oldeboard ' H. llA Wl.lNGS :iONS CO'. - ~ hour II reeker Service. Diy one Whl~e~~ sewlns maebine Phuo. U227. N!Pt P~011e lllttque. Poone Pomerov 11 l!oJ 10 2 em 6039-X. D!.DGE • f~YloiOil:I'H DE!o LEU ' . • U tf BOllllle ra~•it doga lor ule or trade. Howard B. Stitt, !oliddl• port 0 L I, Hob"'n RwJ. (81 Autv-Sol~ -- 11 - - · -- I ·-1952 Dod11e -- Coronet' -2 Sedan 102au~ 1 . , dt~ . .. -- .----- ' l 'J I Wnnt"rl to • SAY TJlAT AGAIN FIJRT CARSON, Colo. choic.:e:!o~r . ~tw~o: I .,. lif- .rmy otricla!s at Fori . ~rlo11 say Pv~. Albert K. KwlMJ!\al. • combat trainee lroJII, 1 ,.W,ill~u, Hawaii, haa the tonseat,1 Ill! le na111e in th~ B!my. Tile K, et~ clS lorh Kahekilitulikalewa'\"•mqh~- . Rent lo!QIIera 2, 3, and 4·bedroolll b'\11111 In goo<! retklential diJtrlcl. Cali collect lo Ravenswood, w. va., BRowuln11 34UI Extenllon 4~1 between 8:00 a. m. and 1853 Bulckl, $585. a p. m. or lonmd Information d6or and 4 dt· Both very depend· by mall to Mila Sandra Goantll, able cars with ~rill•~ d••k KaiM!r Aluminum & Chemical Jrcen two tone finilb. lllie~ Coq10ration, P. 0. Bo1 118, Ill•· tnar'a, Pomeroy. ll·l~to 11111wood, Wul Vlr&inia. 11 a ate IBM Ford VB cuetomlille. 2 dr Sedan. Cholee of tj o e~· 11 • ;::," ken• cepllonal eua. Blaettn~r'a, Pom· eroy · IH~tc ' -'-- --- 11: ,.. ----Wonted ---To auv ·•.: ..-.a-:· ...-. ..... 1'1 SERVICEMEN NEWPORT, R. I. lFHTNCJ-<Ken· ncth E Sovel, COillis&arymaa aec· ond clui, USN, ado o! HarrY So· vel or Reedavillo, Ohio, and hu&bund ol loire. CbrtSUne L. Sovel o! Tal!llto~, Mau., is aetving at the Naval ,Stattoa, Newgort, Jl. I. ·:< '' live or Spenetr, dreuod. WoU DOC • · ·' • .aDS. Sparkling d~tl! IJ\arooo TUWYS dreaed. George finish. Extra nice lor model. Pen Roaa, Rt 1, Pomeroy. ;;..• • Blaettnar'1, Pnmeroy. 11-l~tc IOllltc .. '· ·· 1954 Buick V8 2 dt.·Jbrd Top. 1 I, • 1,1195. Power 81JerlnJ and (II} 1114"••••1~WR, • . brakes. Dynanow drive. A beu· Wantod-100 buehel corn. Eake) ~~~:!!!:=~:'!i=e:i! tllul ear Traded Hill Phone 958-.1 ll~tp 11Btlaliod owner on Blaettnar'a, iici.ii8~.;. - .. 1i:t:Si'~ ' " II ~ . I . !ioMI,ov- fiouu, living poled, tllulll' thhlt me a. ownera~ '• ren~ .7 ; .' .·wHAT'S _,YOUR MEDICAL IQ. mo. • I t4' ~· room not Preferably neer lOX Ut Boud'1, tlr~p Clotq. (11) 9 Stc Clinton Flaber, lltddleport. , 82 ~~~ e&-X. Ill tl NOTICI OP AI'PO,NTM.H'I' , Trailer op~ce Uell'l of llldclle- Iaiiie of Plera 1. Ill., ~IMH. port. Get l~loled belon muddy Notice Ia bert'?r 'II.., ' ~~· 11round hurt1 you. Phone bftll. Georae H. Prall wlioie P!JII Olflce' Edgar 11e)'l!olda Reynold'• Dalr, addreu ii' RuUand, Ohio au been Store, ldiddlepart, Oblo. duly appointed ' ~101 tjt 'lbe 10 2 ett1 Eatate of Flora E. War4.-4~iaed, '- - ,..,..,.-- . late of Meica Collnty, Ohio. (17) Help Wonted 1957. Dated thi•'7th 41f pt No~ember ,' Wanted - AgJr, slve, ~•liable, . . . . . . John c. Jltton ' married lll&n aJe 23 to 3D. $80 Judie of the Pl'Obati ~uri week for 5 dW -k. Free boa Melaa CQu•lr· pi!j0 pltali10tlon 111d paid vacatioo (II) 9, 16, 38, ate ' benelkl. Apply Nickle! Bokery 1 806 W. Main St., Pomeroy, any OP PI~INI ~~~~ HIAI· evenin1 after 0 p, M. 1l-6-3tc lNG 011 IIIVINTqltY --Pro~to Coert-1~•1• ~ Ohlt I7 · . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . TO the Exeutor or Admln~tratEarn, Learn and have tun. a to 4 or and to sucb of the followln.l 11 niahto a •oek For appointment are reJidenta ot the flate o!'Oblo: write co The Daily Sentinoi, •urvivlnC ~ u al!J~,~·I el Bo1 oe8-A. II 83tp tin, benel1411rle~ ,uflclet .tilt, ,'IIUI, • 1ny· the all,rney or "\Ot'lieY• f20.J8uSiniSS 5ef'viC'.II !Opre~nting any .of tilt afoftallll• TREE SERVICE, trimmini or re Uoned """1111 . , moving. 5 )1111'1 • uperlenoo You are hereby noYI¥ tbat on Rebert SoJI'e, Pho~e Letart the 20th day ol OCio~;- iNti id Fail~ 2180. , ll~te lllventorr and :4Pp111t111111eoi ot the estate of Frink Allen, deQuiCK SERVICE i;. •Watch b t~~ted, llti of ~benqD 't01Vnab.1Pi pairlnt b.Y Fp~lf Trained in !ilcl counlf wla !lied Ill IIIII watchmakff COLLINS JEWEL eourt. r ERS. P 1mtroY• I 8 U • He&rlnl til ..ld ~VIlli~"! _.._ Appral•menl wut COIIPUII'l f l l i - Proteetlon thll Court on the Ule, 4u~. ISN1 POito. Call Dor INov~mbttf. 1N7, 11 10 II!Ua, llhltllt:oll'l. C*l& m. ;;;;;;;;:;::;:;:~:=;;;:;;;;;;;:;;, Exetptiou tlierelb may be llled Your Onb' AulhoriJecl any bartl 11 aay FaDer IIUJB MAN daya bt1lore tbe ladlel Ml!'l'lller htal'!tlf, · • , u 1 u.l It my lllftllure and 1111 .. ' ""' " ' 101! Hid COUrt, tbla 3011! .t."'t3'~~ PM day (),'Ieber, 10&7. · •·· - E...,.1on 1904 Cllevrolo4 Belaire. $98&. t 4 dr. Sedan. BeauUiul tprquul~e and white llnlah .. New Pont"e trade·lll. B~ellaar't, Pomeroy 11-1-Gif. ' ' Appleo ~a elder New Haven Or· ebard. New' llmn, w. va., Ph one Tlll'Oer 14088 IH ti Beckwith plano. InQuire in the b~ement apartment at 133 Hulberl')' Ave., alter e P. II I!JI-3tp. I load 10&2 l'olltiae 4 dr Sed1n. Tllrkefl, ~. &lle lb. Phoao 111·11. Helen Damewood, Forl'llt Run Rd. • ' II 9 Ole I larae Wll'm Mornlnl heater $20. Call IJ808.\', Middleport. II 9 3tc ----~·- GUIU, new, uaetl, an(lquea. Save many ' ' f on 1un !rode-In and th' lll at Flle'a. Below llillh Sehool In lllddieport Open ove11 eveaiq. II 8 Sic Why bur an !eonominl Brand • Freeler when rou can have l~o very bell lot leaa. Unheard Ill doal1 11hlle Iller iaat. Your llol ·: Point dwor. ,,.,, Rllrlaerallm1 Middleport, Ohio ~OJI.tf Open ev111 evenina. 11 9 ate TIIIMITti'iri"aiMiNift"i ·- "- l'ar '"'' s !nt•tolloi P!lml loll Ol)mur, slwlf I!Qrt,, ,_IIIW· At. work aulti~. l'itlb' 111l'll'ed. \'liii~U'I '!Dd~IU)!I and c. • Free Method,i$t Young People Are Entertained Hra. Ernelt Powelt a•t•ted bY Mn. Oerelcl Pu!Una entertained the Free Vethodill Youna People of the Laurel Cliff Church. Mbn· dar eveninJ at her bome, Laurel Cliff. The mHIIDI. wllh Kn. Pulllna, vlee pretldent, In ebarp, opened with P'OUP alnctnc. after whleb memboJJ pve a vene at A eonlflbullon lfll to the Rev. ancl JUt. Jam11 Johnson, mlulonarlea from the Southern Oblo dlllrlclt. Plana were · dlaetiated lor a Cbrlatmu piny at-!be n11t 111eetr tn1 whleh will be held at the home of ~ ~well. Named on the nll'elhnitnt-~ltte, lor th• ~ were ~ln. Powell, Mra. Wll· llam S\nUflM!\1111 ·and Mro I'ul· lin~ l'reeedln& lilt perty ~~ P'tUP will 10 ~hrlaiJW c'"'li:J v~I!IJ\.1 the l;{l!l~lr ·!Ji~mary a. the ~PI'• lit~ JIOllle. · RelnabliMI!IIt!fll!rcaeD"t4 by b0ate1101 dtlr\•* , t,be IOCllll hour to lD lllt\llberi. · P.ometoy OES ,, Chapterl. InitiateSWllhtld Onelor >' 'I fir, !j .. (il( l' Judae ~-&~~~Clerk BY: llOI,Iht D. start DtJiUI¥ ~"rli: ' a, 8• 2~ ' , ...,r; w:Jll! . ·' 'il Rerll...llal ~Iii!~ .. riel. 81 'J fq, /\ j ., ' \ ~ , I .. '· . ~ •' '• -I: 10 Tol :1 br. , ,n ~ "" ., �.- . . . The, attendanee tt ~uqfay Sehooi i~t Sunda~wO, U 1 )Irs. Tbol)!as SaJI'• call<!! Sllur· day evenina on Mn. Dwilhl Ho· back. , Mr. and .Mn. Paul Sehen 1nd children and Mr. and Mrs. Ji:bor Rlch Black Sunday afternoon. Mr. and .Mn. Rotiert Lewil and chcUdl'en aad )If and Mra. Eber Ph!kena of. Raeine wore Sundey callert of• Mr. and J.rra. Eber Pic\· 0118. Grover a.rrJa, dll!llhler, Jane. and Wllm• S111'• IJ)Ol!l S1jJ1dlr afternoon 1n AtHena W\~1 '!o)o!rd Rarfil. lolr. ab4 lift, Eber Plpll..t pot Satur.._, evelng with " l(ll-; a~d Mr&. Paul SeUell. "· WWiam ~ert a~t the .,...,1: ead witb l>4 l!'aD~~Iitr; !o1r, and Jlri. Eljer Plcteas. : Word hu ~n , ... we.t'ol the deaib ol Tim Sellora, ~lPF•· IIi waa a resident b~e belofl 'colng to Uve wllil itjA aon there. Hoi b survived by 1wo brothera, John lind Jim Sellen ,an~ one son Ricblll'd, or this III'U. -.,------dett SAJ.ot: ono Laneuter ~ jet pump wtlll PrtiiUI'II tarik •nd cwltcb. Also 83-t..t plaatic p:r.e, 1% • IV•; ~ LOST-.17 Jewel Beqrw Ladle• uehltect'a drawing table. l"ool watch Call 8tH. 11·5-Gip IJid tools ODe typewrittr dealr and one IUinl cabine~ handmade. 8b' AutCJ ~l!~v•cc~• One electric table aaw, one wood latbe, one 60tid oak oldeboard ' H. llA Wl.lNGS :iONS CO'. - ~ hour II reeker Service. Diy one Whl~e~~ sewlns maebine Phuo. U227. N!Pt P~011e lllttque. Poone Pomerov 11 l!oJ 10 2 em 6039-X. D!.DGE • f~YloiOil:I'H DE!o LEU ' . • U tf BOllllle ra~•it doga lor ule or trade. Howard B. Stitt, !oliddl• port 0 L I, Hob"'n RwJ. (81 Autv-Sol~ -- 11 - - · -- I ·-1952 Dod11e -- Coronet' -2 Sedan 102au~ 1 . , dt~ . .. -- .----- ' l 'J I Wnnt"rl to • SAY TJlAT AGAIN FIJRT CARSON, Colo. choic.:e:!o~r . ~tw~o: I .,. lif- .rmy otricla!s at Fori . ~rlo11 say Pv~. Albert K. KwlMJ!\al. • combat trainee lroJII, 1 ,.W,ill~u, Hawaii, haa the tonseat,1 Ill! le na111e in th~ B!my. Tile K, et~ clS lorh Kahekilitulikalewa'\"•mqh~- . Rent lo!QIIera 2, 3, and 4·bedroolll b'\11111 In goo<! retklential diJtrlcl. Cali collect lo Ravenswood, w. va., BRowuln11 34UI Extenllon 4~1 between 8:00 a. m. and 1853 Bulckl, $585. a p. m. or lonmd Information d6or and 4 dt· Both very depend· by mall to Mila Sandra Goantll, able cars with ~rill•~ d••k KaiM!r Aluminum & Chemical Jrcen two tone finilb. lllie~ Coq10ration, P. 0. Bo1 118, Ill•· tnar'a, Pomeroy. ll·l~to 11111wood, Wul Vlr&inia. 11 a ate IBM Ford VB cuetomlille. 2 dr Sedan. Cholee of tj o e~· 11 • ;::," ken• cepllonal eua. Blaettn~r'a, Pom· eroy · IH~tc ' -'-- --- 11: ,.. ----Wonted ---To auv ·•.: ..-.a-:· ...-. ..... 1'1 SERVICEMEN NEWPORT, R. I. lFHTNCJ-<Ken· ncth E Sovel, COillis&arymaa aec· ond clui, USN, ado o! HarrY So· vel or Reedavillo, Ohio, and hu&bund ol loire. CbrtSUne L. Sovel o! Tal!llto~, Mau., is aetving at the Naval ,Stattoa, Newgort, Jl. I. ·:< '' live or Spenetr, dreuod. WoU DOC • · ·' • .aDS. Sparkling d~tl! IJ\arooo TUWYS dreaed. George finish. Extra nice lor model. Pen Roaa, Rt 1, Pomeroy. ;;..• • Blaettnar'1, Pnmeroy. 11-l~tc IOllltc .. '· ·· 1954 Buick V8 2 dt.·Jbrd Top. 1 I, • 1,1195. Power 81JerlnJ and (II} 1114"••••1~WR, • . brakes. Dynanow drive. A beu· Wantod-100 buehel corn. Eake) ~~~:!!!:=~:'!i=e:i! tllul ear Traded Hill Phone 958-.1 ll~tp 11Btlaliod owner on Blaettnar'a, iici.ii8~.;. - .. 1i:t:Si'~ ' " II ~ . I . !ioMI,ov- fiouu, living poled, tllulll' thhlt me a. ownera~ '• ren~ .7 ; .' .·wHAT'S _,YOUR MEDICAL IQ. mo. • I t4' ~· room not Preferably neer lOX Ut Boud'1, tlr~p Clotq. (11) 9 Stc Clinton Flaber, lltddleport. , 82 ~~~ e&-X. Ill tl NOTICI OP AI'PO,NTM.H'I' , Trailer op~ce Uell'l of llldclle- Iaiiie of Plera 1. Ill., ~IMH. port. Get l~loled belon muddy Notice Ia bert'?r 'II.., ' ~~· 11round hurt1 you. Phone bftll. Georae H. Prall wlioie P!JII Olflce' Edgar 11e)'l!olda Reynold'• Dalr, addreu ii' RuUand, Ohio au been Store, ldiddlepart, Oblo. duly appointed ' ~101 tjt 'lbe 10 2 ett1 Eatate of Flora E. War4.-4~iaed, '- - ,..,..,.-- . late of Meica Collnty, Ohio. (17) Help Wonted 1957. Dated thi•'7th 41f pt No~ember ,' Wanted - AgJr, slve, ~•liable, . . . . . . John c. Jltton ' married lll&n aJe 23 to 3D. $80 Judie of the Pl'Obati ~uri week for 5 dW -k. Free boa Melaa CQu•lr· pi!j0 pltali10tlon 111d paid vacatioo (II) 9, 16, 38, ate ' benelkl. Apply Nickle! Bokery 1 806 W. Main St., Pomeroy, any OP PI~INI ~~~~ HIAI· evenin1 after 0 p, M. 1l-6-3tc lNG 011 IIIVINTqltY --Pro~to Coert-1~•1• ~ Ohlt I7 · . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . TO the Exeutor or Admln~tratEarn, Learn and have tun. a to 4 or and to sucb of the followln.l 11 niahto a •oek For appointment are reJidenta ot the flate o!'Oblo: write co The Daily Sentinoi, •urvivlnC ~ u al!J~,~·I el Bo1 oe8-A. II 83tp tin, benel1411rle~ ,uflclet .tilt, ,'IIUI, • 1ny· the all,rney or "\Ot'lieY• f20.J8uSiniSS 5ef'viC'.II !Opre~nting any .of tilt afoftallll• TREE SERVICE, trimmini or re Uoned """1111 . , moving. 5 )1111'1 • uperlenoo You are hereby noYI¥ tbat on Rebert SoJI'e, Pho~e Letart the 20th day ol OCio~;- iNti id Fail~ 2180. , ll~te lllventorr and :4Pp111t111111eoi ot the estate of Frink Allen, deQuiCK SERVICE i;. •Watch b t~~ted, llti of ~benqD 't01Vnab.1Pi pairlnt b.Y Fp~lf Trained in !ilcl counlf wla !lied Ill IIIII watchmakff COLLINS JEWEL eourt. r ERS. P 1mtroY• I 8 U • He&rlnl til ..ld ~VIlli~"! _.._ Appral•menl wut COIIPUII'l f l l i - Proteetlon thll Court on the Ule, 4u~. ISN1 POito. Call Dor INov~mbttf. 1N7, 11 10 II!Ua, llhltllt:oll'l. C*l& m. ;;;;;;;;:;::;:;:~:=;;;:;;;;;;;:;;, Exetptiou tlierelb may be llled Your Onb' AulhoriJecl any bartl 11 aay FaDer IIUJB MAN daya bt1lore tbe ladlel Ml!'l'lller htal'!tlf, · • , u 1 u.l It my lllftllure and 1111 .. ' ""' " ' 101! Hid COUrt, tbla 3011! .t."'t3'~~ PM day (),'Ieber, 10&7. · •·· - E...,.1on 1904 Cllevrolo4 Belaire. $98&. t 4 dr. Sedan. BeauUiul tprquul~e and white llnlah .. New Pont"e trade·lll. B~ellaar't, Pomeroy 11-1-Gif. ' ' Appleo ~a elder New Haven Or· ebard. New' llmn, w. va., Ph one Tlll'Oer 14088 IH ti Beckwith plano. InQuire in the b~ement apartment at 133 Hulberl')' Ave., alter e P. II I!JI-3tp. I load 10&2 l'olltiae 4 dr Sed1n. Tllrkefl, ~. &lle lb. Phoao 111·11. Helen Damewood, Forl'llt Run Rd. • ' II 9 Ole I larae Wll'm Mornlnl heater $20. Call IJ808.\', Middleport. II 9 3tc ----~·- GUIU, new, uaetl, an(lquea. Save many ' ' f on 1un !rode-In and th' lll at Flle'a. Below llillh Sehool In lllddieport Open ove11 eveaiq. II 8 Sic Why bur an !eonominl Brand • Freeler when rou can have l~o very bell lot leaa. Unheard Ill doal1 11hlle Iller iaat. Your llol ·: Point dwor. ,,.,, Rllrlaerallm1 Middleport, Ohio ~OJI.tf Open ev111 evenina. 11 9 ate TIIIMITti'iri"aiMiNift"i ·- "- l'ar '"'' s !nt•tolloi P!lml loll Ol)mur, slwlf I!Qrt,, ,_IIIW· At. work aulti~. l'itlb' 111l'll'ed. \'liii~U'I '!Dd~IU)!I and c. • Free Method,i$t Young People Are Entertained Hra. Ernelt Powelt a•t•ted bY Mn. Oerelcl Pu!Una entertained the Free Vethodill Youna People of the Laurel Cliff Church. Mbn· dar eveninJ at her bome, Laurel Cliff. The mHIIDI. wllh Kn. Pulllna, vlee pretldent, In ebarp, opened with P'OUP alnctnc. after whleb memboJJ pve a vene at A eonlflbullon lfll to the Rev. ancl JUt. Jam11 Johnson, mlulonarlea from the Southern Oblo dlllrlclt. Plana were · dlaetiated lor a Cbrlatmu piny at-!be n11t 111eetr tn1 whleh will be held at the home of ~ ~well. Named on the nll'elhnitnt-~ltte, lor th• ~ were ~ln. Powell, Mra. Wll· llam S\nUflM!\1111 ·and Mro I'ul· lin~ l'reeedln& lilt perty ~~ P'tUP will 10 ~hrlaiJW c'"'li:J v~I!IJ\.1 the l;{l!l~lr ·!Ji~mary a. the ~PI'• lit~ JIOllle. · RelnabliMI!IIt!fll!rcaeD"t4 by b0ate1101 dtlr\•* , t,be IOCllll hour to lD lllt\llberi. · P.ometoy OES ,, Chapterl. InitiateSWllhtld Onelor >' 'I fir, !j .. (il( l' Judae ~-&~~~Clerk BY: llOI,Iht D. start DtJiUI¥ ~"rli: ' a, 8• 2~ ' , ...,r; w:Jll! . ·' 'il Rerll...llal ~Iii!~ .. riel. 81 'J fq, /\ j ., ' \ ~ , I .. '· . ~ •' '• -I: 10 Tol :1 br. , ,n ~ "" ., �I ' Mrsf.~~~ll~r~d: ' ~:L'Hgr~~-~~~.~~!~ !!n~~!d::~ I ' I 1 'I t rd ~· ~I :J!!1111 ~ ~~~' pool stand, MilS Berth& Heart GJIII~ ~ <Cil~de ll'ts,.Josepb·Raub •• lite 11nftl ""'-1.'Noofi.\, ''\ !:Mri J011>Ph Conde and Mn l'riYf: ~~,'lie~ Fl , ~~~~~ ~brls~ne O'Donnell, grab b,g, Til~ ~'ll"l' ''!!e )l!ltiOII~If ~' Charlea Radford, Mr$ E E olfieeiT ·~ w:e~t ~ 'lollrod, 'lllls.Jiargaret Gans and dllre ~ vlee PIUldea " ~ Jacob Cane) Donata ;ill~ea, ~ )fl. w:flt• booth Mrs T~::':~~;:~.n;~!!'l· Fro.. JeorliDP: ~~; Viilf Iii'::' ICrs. bymond , MISs Anna 1KoJOtD, ~laC~~~:Ian; ~~t~ Bl~.·'llennessy, and Mrs William Lelan~ , Sisson,, au~lwr ' .,. "- I Garber; and cash1ers, Mrs Mary It ""Enouneed lhlt lht bi!IIO 1Kulllelman, Mrs Mary Schaefer comml! fill' the year 1f0'11!!. bt ilra. Remo ' Nem, M"s Martha Hoposted b\ I f ~tlbulo Ill !l'e c')illll- I we)l and Mrs George Hackett Jr. ch andlllioee naq~e4 •mus1;~e llr 1 Jllus were !"•de lor a Christ f10d a '14NUM~. Pla}!f ~ com·', ma1 party on Sunday Dc~ember 8 pleted for ,the aonual•bwar wtiieh • and hostesses for the party arc will be held Thursd.y•NQVe11!llfr ' Mtl. ,Riehm! Freeman. Mrs Rob 21 dllcken ~4 baleli 1if111 ! e.; Gr1mes Mrs Robert Burkett dmnen will~be ser:v~. ~~ '1 i!H!•'i~.' ~hajr:tna~, M!ss Helen Waddt!l, Commltteer for U.. ~r w~ · Mils Mabel Wadetl Mrs Harley named a1d inelucleli~kl~n, ~ Slact, lin Kenneth McCulloug~ George H•el~lt Sr : Jlrtntn1 MJ'ilo ! llr• Richard Gress. Mr! Paul Hoi: R1chard .llresi, ~ !mfa~. It(", t '"· •Mrs. WllliV~ Halnl)l, Mro Ted John Mitch, Mrs 1b!l<l'l~lleelie, Chapman. Miss Lily G1rotam1, Mrs Pblllp lleier, ,Hrs. Qeo11~ ·)I". Homer Bmkles, Mrs Mary Horak, lin William Re~art, lin I Kunzelman, and Mr. George Dorothy Glotlner, V)'!.•n,len )lp~- t Horak. dley, Mra Charles Radf~ ~·· E ' Following prayer by Father E ~·ollrQd and Mrs JO!I<'P 118ub ' Turel wh lch closed the meet Iii', W11tmse~ Mrs Geotle Bllch· refreshment• were served by Mrs anan cllaaman, lin Har~tSitck, Frank Je011lngs, Mrs TOomas Hen fO-thalrman 1 Mr.. Elbei1, 11o~ili!O•, fleir<Y Jr\ M" Homer Gordoo, Mrs Kl!nn~th MCWIIOUJh, , l!rs illrJ Emo Barsotti Mrs M1chao! Robert Burl~t, Mrs j:.ConifHllv Hactett and Mrs Edw111 Wehrung ozdosky, Mrs WlUiam' Cllrk, Mro The table carried out the Tbanks loan Paltmon, Mn ~om~ J,lrlc· giving theine klcs, Mlaa Martha l\owell,' Mt• ------Roberta Pallcy. ~~ .. Alina liowen Mp David Good•'Jn, IIIIo Rita Beegle Mr• Paul Hqlter, and Ml&a Ldy Glrolaml "led Grueser-Barr.Doublt Ring Nuptial Vows Giv~n·On Fmllllv l Mi~dleport Sodety 'l r i t•:n 7·~r~ Mrs. Karl Grueser Is Hostess To Pythian Chiefs o~~~l~e 1 &IISOD l;eorce Mr1 Karl Grueser enlerlalned Past Cblefo of Magnolia Tem· Pythlan Slttors, Thursday evenher home, Minersville. mHiing with Mrs Amand• , vice preliden~ pretldlns with the Lqrd'1 Prayer In •Sever~ membera were re Ill. Ploi\J were mode for Chrlotmu dinner which at the Martin RcataurW,tlnc•<ltly, December 4, fola porty at the hOme of Ebersbaeh, Mulbe"!' will II<; 1 $1 gift ex- th~ The traveling pr11e donated by Eherebaeb wos aworded to lt(n Wllllom Killinger II wu announced that due to the dlotrlcl eonyenllon of Pythlan Slstero beh~l~ on ~huroday, November of the Ma&nclla I,.,,,.,.,1. meeting will bt held on Tuesday, !'lo;!embe~,_J9 . A turkey dinner at m wlll-preoede lhe November mcetlna. I Games wore played during the ooclal hour with prlz.., awarded to Mra Adam Ebersbach, i~rs Wllll1m ~llllnaor, Min Ern a Je.,., Mra Joseph Seegle and Mra Law· renee Lanning Refreshment• were 1crved by the hoiteas to those• named above and Mrs Rollin Bcarho, MliRCS Lena and Thelma Grueocr, Mro Jlernlce Dmt, Mr1 Carrie George Heine• and Mra Elselotein Tbree ·M~n On Chargfs Of Fraud FiledJ(ere F~·fAmlunity~. idihl~4t~~~ Co.brt In Area IS Novelnher 16. · - ' ~ -rlm., out't" II f~t cq/1. "Milk 1 11« ~'CIIid all w~p ,1~~" til 01 ,.. !Ioiii"; ' ' - . , 111e ontr i!'JDrY reeorded 1n lh• llot of tikldents came 'lo Fred Friend.· '12. .·Racine, at noon, Fri· day. hiel!il, aecortllllll 1<1 Racme Jlu:shal Allre4 i.10DJ, h•d stop"'1d . .1~ I, J ·the Yorsity some ~y: Keep With Milk oncj ,Qtf\er [)(liry ' fp ' ' . """" WE DELIVER DaffY ~QILL Dl , ,;firt't .41nt1''".. , 011 , ... Tluwi , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 9, 1957 erwin matthews snyder