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The
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Sunday to attend the Col Club
home
sprms suring. Hotel
Mart held Mrs Charles
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returned to their home at the Lord's Prayor In
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Slfl!ley_atte~ a week'~ viSit w•th ed the meettlll '11le sroup
relatives They were accompanied ~~count Your Bleaalqs"
hbme ·by his mother, Mrs Earl wb1ch dcvotlona token
Psalm i6 were led bY Mrs
Youn(.
Mila Nettle Koehler spent Tues· James Gilmore A readtna: "Jud!J·
)It Ga!J1poh• with her brot~ es DeciSIOn" was given by Mrs 1..,-·7 ·-~­
and 1111ter, Mr and Mrs Mcrhn Trac~
Birthdays of Mr&amp; Charles Ka11
Charlea Weaver and other rela
Sr , Mr• Lawrenee Snllth. Mra
tlves
'Mr and Mrs John Terrell and Le\"'s Diehl a1111 Mra. WaUace
llr. and Mrs Joseph Struble and Chafrm were obmved bY alnglnJ
son were m Huntington Sundat "Happy B~rthday". Mrs. Lewis
lo attend the Ice Follies
Dtehl reported on hoopltol equlpo
Mr and Mrs Jerry Pullins and ment and Mrs Gerald Kell$ on
eon and Mrs Wilham DaVIS of the flow&lt;r fund for t~e s~k
Colum~ua were weekend guests It was voted to pureh"' on OXY
bf Mr. and Mrs !'earl Jacobs
gen gadiet and Mr8. TraCY wu
'Mr. and Mrs Jobn D10hl, Mr named to make the purchase
and Mra Jerry hlllins and son
Plans were made for the 111
Mil. William Dav11 and Mrs Pearl nual Christmas dinner whl&lt;b wUI
lacoba v,..lted Sunday with Mr be held at the Martin Restauurant
ittd WI Clifford Jacobs
Monday evening, De..mbef rl,
Hlchael Clifford. Infant son of followed wtlh a party al the
llr ond Mrs Larry Jacoba " a home of Mrs Ira Wellman M•!l!
mll4!cal patient at Holzer Hospl· bers destrlng to attend t~e d!zi.
tal• .
ner were r(!queated lo eon~ \~~~ttl~:
Mrs Uoyd Wright or Ml'a. ell!·
ford Jacobs
Mrs Charle• Karr, Mrs

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Program Given
On 'Personality'
F.or Sorority

The Very Best In

Donna Jones, prealdent of bhl,
Eta Phi chapter of Bet, SIPla
Phi sorority, preolded when UltY
met Tuesday at the offle~a of Ill~
Dhlo Fuel Gao Co., ~oal.l Bu\1~·
lng, Middleport
• ICll\oifltV

Used Cars

It was announeed that turl!e7J '
had been awarded to Richard
14wilir;,lllr:·
IIIUit sell 1 - Troclool'nol Rupe and Franc.. Johnson. Chatter members are sellln1 'illih
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ond
the topic "Pe11onallb". Reftllh•
menta were served by Donna
- Mercury
Jones and Anne Chap'l'an,
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They are for aale.

949 Models

950 Moclela

dr - 2 dr. Plymouth

951 FORD (6l

dr. Orl(lnal black fln1sh
and nice.

953 FORD V8

dr. Really runs qule~
tlrea. You'll !Ike this

954 Chevrolet•
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nlie T"4'"'•~
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II vour price Ia
can ow~ yourttlf ""

Sewing Club Is
Entertained At
Minersville Home -

Mlu Eleonor Robson entertained

tbe Second Monday Sewln( Olub

"onday eYenlng at her home Ill

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JJ)YELRY STORE '

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Open l!v~niDp unlll8 p.m.

"WJ~re Yov ConlldeJJce

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Rellreahnicmll wore served by tbo
to Mil Poul Kloea, lo!IL
Goorae S&lt;hneldtr, Mrl. Pattl&lt;k
Worn!, Mn Robert Lilwlo, MrL
Jamea Clatworlby, Mlaa Howell
and Mrs Holter

~~~~~iSoupSupper Is
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By Auxil,iary

SHOIS

THE SHOE BOX
MIDDLEPOBT, OHIO ' .

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supper lor 1 firemen ond their
famllle• we,.. 111ado ~hon the
AuxJllary of th~ MlddleP9f(
Flro Department met Monday
night at ttie Firemen'• Holl. Tbe
•upper will btl "1'1'1"1 ot 6&lt;30 ot
the hall on Nov 18.
Plans w.,.e allo made lot tb'
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to be held De mtier fat tllJ
boll with a tl eltl:hiDJe ol a
part or the proatllfll. l!oste...,
wlll M Mn. C_.,le. l.runjjl,
Mrs. Tbom-. , Dahl, Mfl. Gtrelll
Anthony, Mil Wayne Gl~l!1!ttl
Mr1. C R Kofr Sr., and' Mra.
llarold Hlnk}e
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ncr and Mra. . Howald Dolley
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here nqr the oblo Peultoln\llrl'
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and browns, U
A large 47-49,
A small 24-31,
wh1tes anrl
A medium

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The horse mer~ly~~ c:urlous.
Jble retailed
at In 'I'NT
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retaliatory power 11 &amp;1 a primary

(C()r\tlnued from P~ gr On!!)

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,P•rl p\jin for lnereaoln' the rc· tho bearing
ttllllliir ~ of • !lie slratelic The Columbus hcarmgs wl.l
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"The Store Complete"·
7 DAYS PE)t WEEK
8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
4U ~UII St.

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- A IPfe&lt;IUP In ~IIPI!I'III o( SAC

to other buca.

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Ina ay•temo prolllellng the nation,
because "with m!plleo and IIIIer
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mlnlle• to' 1\merlcan foreea on
land and ~··
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provl~~· 'fM the ~ plan "where
nee~d. Moreover, It 11 clear that
: prodlleUon, deplo~moat and In·
,llalletlp~ of lnliilllea over tho per·
lod lhea~ will be eoallr ,"
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tallit'i !dn;ertuln• Lhe production
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�It WU found 12 mU.. well p!IJ!JI\Yq!l ;•lind
here nqr the oblo Peultoln\llrl'
hcnor camp loea"d Ill SllaForeat off Ohio )25.
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Produce:
al farm•,
and browns, U
A large 47-49,
A small 24-31,
wh1tes anrl
A medium

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The horse mer~ly~~ c:urlous.
Jble retailed
at In 'I'NT
olllcell, Where deo a Wtil'e llnetl
botk to baek, fr~q~Uy be
Nluld nol 10e t~e wo ..~r, aero.&lt;~•
his dcak bc&lt;auae of the acrl.d fum
es Some ut~ed gu maakl whtl•!
opcrat1n1 adding m~e}I~CII

YOUNGS
MARKET

Higher s~~llhfg
(Coulinucd from Page On•)
retaliatory power 11 &amp;1 a primary

(C()r\tlnued from P~ gr On!!)

bllhop · ol Ohto, ~'·' mdleutotl
The Preldenl announced a lour· t\at he will make a statement at
,P•rl p\jin for lnereaoln' the rc· tho bearing
ttllllliir ~ of • !lie slratelic The Columbus hcarmgs wl.l
be held In the chapel ol Brp8il
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"The Store Complete"·
7 DAYS PE)t WEEK
8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
4U ~UII St.

!1114dleJior

- A IPfe&lt;IUP In ~IIPI!I'III o( SAC

to other buca.

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Ina ay•temo prolllellng the nation,
because "with m!plleo and IIIIer
bombera, warnln( tlmca will grow
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1hGf'ter."
' -D&lt;volopJl!jlnl o~ ,n acUvo mla·
aile dcfen~en aJal!ut mlnllu
thi'GIIIh ·~ntfllllve reaearoh and
development"
Shwl- Add Mla~lln
- The addition of , long rongo
mlnlle• to' 1\merlcan foreea on
land and ~··
lie ~~ ~ddiUqn~l aumo will be
provl~~· 'fM the ~ plan "where
nee~d. Moreover, It 11 clear that
: prodlleUon, deplo~moat and In·
,llalletlp~ of lnliilllea over tho per·
lod lhea~ will be eoallr ,"
' Tile Pieildenlllid bla aelonlllt!
' od~ )dlll""obOI'e all lmmodlol&lt;l
tallit'i !dn;ertuln• Lhe production
• of ~tlili; Tho,problem will be
' In Ita \!1111:1 ~(11"-1 Ph•"' for the
: aeiCl JQ ;eir., ~· Ald.
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KRdGER RECIPE.'OF THE
I Krorer Fnlnr Oblekn
1,!, cup

wltb llli.. · a~d local;overpmente.

: J1 Will ·be f~e time" before
' edDoi-IIMI U~, Ste..t or Ruple
llao 1 lillll.ft
mllllle to equal
.• "evlll • Jliltll eUon of the total
•• ~YI PoWer of our pre1011t
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: 1tepilloi up edQoeUon of aelentlata
ond ellalaeefli bUt muat cooperate

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·claim• of ·m jceurote lntereontl·
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Officer
Jnspection Held Wednesday
Leslie Chessman, Andrews, served sandwiches ,

Jl! s L1lhan

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favors. ,The
table was centerP.1I

Board of Trustees and ~hairman candle-lit
of the State Lc,:nslative comm1t- with fU1 arrangement of Call flow·

lee of the Auxiliary of the Bro· »rs. Mrs Lloyd Wnght wjls a :CO•··
the~· hood of Rai lroad Tr~inmen, "trtbutlng ho~te!s . ' I 1
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Mrs Branch

Being Moiled Today
'ro Our

l•lemmg, presi·
dent prcSI&lt;Icd and new ofliCet.i
fleeted }II'C
president, M:'"
W!llla~ Woodard, past prc.\ldent
~frs f lrnt lllf!., v1cc president,
Mrs W1lll nn Morris, tre asurer
Mrs D:IYid Entsmmgcr, chaplam
Mrs P L Mitch , warden,

~hry Green , Inner Guard,

Mr s

Mrs
Outer Guard

1957 Members
Our 1958 Christmas Cla1b
WIU Open On

N·ovember 25

Clarence McNeal,
}Irs Carl M.1ttox, PianiSt , Mrs
W W llayr~, Collector Mrs
Flem111g
Durmg the mcetwg a (orty
) car pm was prcsentcu to Mrs

Olho Watts by the preSident Mrs
Cora MC'Bnde, Parkersburg, who
has bclungcd to the Lod~c fr,r
the past 47 }ears, was present
for the meut 1ng
Plans wen• made for lilt&gt;

Chmtma s party to be held a'

We pay 2o/o lnlert~l on' your Savings

Pomeroy National Bank
BANKING SINCE 1872
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
POMEROf
RUTLAND

the Woodmen's Hall m December
The party wlll start at 4 p m

and a potluck supper w1ll b~ ser·
vcd Members anrl their chlfdren

w1\l cxchan~c g1fts as a part of
lhe program The comm1ttcc m
charge 1n cludt· , Mrs Norman
W.1yland, Mrs Walls, Mn Detty
Bobo, Mrs Green, Mrs. Ethel

Ph illips.
After the mectmg the hostess·
es Mrs Le.\ l!e Price, Mrs. Phil·
lips, Mrs Woodard, Mrs. Clarence

ChriStmas
Dinner'
Hostess gifts were presented to

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Vaughan Jr., on De&lt;.

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Mr an~ Mr! ',11: M Wood wpl
leave Friday for Parkersb~r1
wheri they will meet Mt, and ll!rg,
Don Gr•ber (Helen Wood, Cleveland, and go on to Rfpl~v for a
short visit witll Mr and Mr•. C.

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an4 Mr. ana MfB.

E. M.

Wood are

starUng an extended vacation in
Mrs Richard Vaughan sr. when Florida.
the Kln Club met Tuelldav even·
Mr and Mr• Bernard Fultz are
mg at her home. Butter11ut Ave,
negotiating lor the purchase ol
Arrp.ngemcnts of chrysanthemums the home owned by Mrs. w. R.
Wt'I'C used throu~hout the house
Ba&lt;hner, South Fourth Avenue.
Mrs c J Ebersbat;h prc~i· Mr. and Mrs. Fultz and daughters,
dent, presided at the meeting and Barbara and Beth. arc Uving in
plans were completed ror the the James Arnold apartment
ChrJstmu dmner whi&lt;h will b~ which '" to be rented to Mr. and
hrld at the Martin Restaurant on Mrs. Don Becker and son, Randy,
Tuesday, Dec. 10, followed with in the near future.
11 party at the home o£ Mrs Ea·
Roy Coleman, son of Mr. and
gar Pratt.

United Methodist Heath' Metlfodist
WSCS Meeting Is Quarterly M~t
Held·On Tuesday Held This•Week

Tlie WSCS of the United Me·
t~odlst Church met Tuesday eVe·
nfpg In the church parlor lor
their Novemt&gt;er meeting.
&amp;1."8. Eugene Brown led the d~­
v~tiOJII whfeh opened with group
atnifng filllowejl With responsive
reading libd prayer

Dr. Richard H

Bau~r.

..'h. ,'.:.'.e

First Baptist
Circle
Meeting
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superfn·
lcndent or the Portomoutb Dis· Tho Prlllllilla Circle of the 8. H.
trict, presided at the fltsl Quar Sonbon Mldlopary Society of tbe
terly Conference at Heath Me· First l!aptfst Church b'ii!' l( pol·
tbodlst Chureh. The • opening luck aupper VOHCIM' .el'enlng at
praye!'-WH 11ven by 1he Rev. C(. the homo o! the Kev. and ~rs c.
.
Raymon Konkright, host pastof E. HoyL
, "Student Wo•k In Institutions Dr. Bauer sPOke on "The · }\1'~- Hoyt gave the bl...,ing .he·
of Hllber ·Learp!ng" was the topte Church, and the Need lor V•talitv lore t~o suppef .and Mrs. lily·
or the 'progrom presented by and Fellowship lri' tbe Church'' mood LICVIng, ohalfman, Pfetided
Mrs. L. F Schoenleb 0811Sted by He diScussed the problem ,.1, 1• at the business meeting. Mrs. Ow·
Mrs. Alonzo Custer. A dlaeuass
en Bratton presented the devotion·
ion was held on the Wesleyan ing to fellowship and tho ere·•· al service and program on a
Foundation. , The program closed I live and elfecltve work noccsm) Thanksgiving theme and wa• aswith II!'OUp s ingfn~ and prayer I tor an aet1ve church Lav mem- Slsllld by Mrs. lnhn Fultz and Mrs.
by Mrs. Brown
bers jomed in the •discussion.
Gerald Anthony.

Mn. W. 0. Damitz, prcoident, During the bwlness meet n;
Plano were made for th~lr
pre•lded at the business session. tbe Conference aecepte~ the ask- Chrlatmu party to be held a~ the
A repOO't was given on the lunch· lng lor w~rld · Service lor t~• 1.ievfpg home In West Columbia,
w Va.
eon ••ned fe&lt;ently. A famllv
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night was announccd lof Sunda:1, year. Mr. Konkright gave the re- l
port
of
the
auditing
eommftlee
Attending
the
aupper
were Mrs.
Nov. 24 when a film strip w:ll
be ohown lor the children and in the absence of Rfehard Cham· Lievlni and children, Michael and
Sh,l!a, 1\lry. (;l.rokl Anthony, Mrs.
Mro Bethel Coleman, hao heen there wUI be a speaker for the b~rs
Games were played and prizes conlmed to his home with a se·
John Fultz, !rlr'- Oll(eb Bta~toD,
adults.
Mr K&gt;nkrlght
announced ,. Mrs.' Nola F.ee, Mr~ Don Becket,
awarded to Mrs Harcljd Ebm· vere cold
boob oDd Mrs Emmell J1!aekburn
plano lor tbe ~uaor which will Fam•tr Night sqpper to be helol M"rs. Ruth . RqblnsOn, Jac&lt;j~ell!te
Mr. and Mrs. Charlo• McCloud be held at the church on Frtdav m the near future when a "uni· Bfcc, Rhoda Hall, )fn.Jleney Nun,
Mr~arold Ebersbach 1 received
an , ivefaary gtft •lid Mrs took their two year old son, VIc· Dee 6 were dls~u&amp;Se4 . II ,,., que" type or progrlm will be Mrs. RIChard Owen, !rlra. Mannlhg
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WI d .. Ebl!!'•baoh ' birthday tor, to Holzer HosPital 'fhere be agreed l)lal lh1 mombefS 1\'0Uld given
-olL-~
io a medieol patient. His ~rand· ~ring gifts tor ttul Athm Sta"
gill' from .lhdr sefrel pais.
l dessert eour,e rarry1ng out mother, Mn. NeUle McCloud, who lloapltol to chutch Su~day; NoV
lite ' ThanklriJYihg theme
was Is employed on a river bOat aa af, Tho proy~f Jroupi being bela
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ing
eare
ol
the
other
McCloud
wer~ snlall ean~lei representing
onnouoeod by Mrs. C. F. Tomp
SORI.
pilJrims,
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kips,
Ernest
Lallance
is
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at
h1s
Present were thOBc nilmed 1bovc
The "Lord's Prayer" in
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and Mrs. Annice 'Ohlinger, Mn. home on South Second Avenue
eonoluded tho meeting, after
Richard Vaughan Jr, Mrs Emma with flu.
Leifheit, ~rs. Theodore Lehew, Dr Rlrhord Bauer, superintend· which the group adjoumed to the
Mr• Waid Windon and gue1t.1, ent of the Port.mouth District, dining room where a de!Bert
Teddy Lebcw, Pat, Judy and lolor· was In Middleport Wedn01day to eour11e was aerved ,by Mrs Harry
lin Vaughan.
conduct the Quarterly Conferenee P. Smith, Mre. c. E. Nease and
The next meeting w•li be held at Heath Methodist Church. He 141•· E. J, Tracy wflb Mrs. Rleh·
was enroule to Cindnnatl where ard Campbell as contributing
hiR wile ha• been a •urg1eal PI· ho&amp;ICSI.
bent at the Bet~eada Hoipltal
and will take Mf!. Bauer \o the
home of her parento to recuperate.
Delores ~ossman is to be em·
ploycd at the Middleport tcle·
phone exchange.
1 Mro. Ethol Frenrh has heen Ill
Mr•. Charleo Cohen, mlJ~d bv
at her home on Fifth Avenue wlth
Mrs. Bernice Darslond·MrL Oltn
a severe attack olllu.
Goodwfri entertained the P••'
Herbert Chambers is reeuperat· Councilor• of 'l'hcodoru• {;ounrlt
ing 81lia(actorily alter minor sur· Daughters of America, TueJd~·
gory at Holzer Hoapital.
evening at hof home, llutternut
Mrs Branch Fleming and Mn. Ave
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Uan Lealie CheBsman, Cleveland,
'l'he meeting wilb Mrs. M•'
State officer of the Aw&lt;~lllfY of Melnharl, preoldent, presfdll'"
the Brotherhood of Ballroad opened with ocrlpturc reading h•
Trainmen, at lunch Wediteadiy at Mrs. Jam., Sayre fol(Qwed wit'•
the Martm Restaurant.
the Lord"a Pnycr and plodge I '
the flag In uni•on Plans werr
Mr and Mrs. Ralph !l&gt;delille made lor the annual ChflBlm•are living In Columbus where he dinner to be hold at the Rivervle"
is employed by the New York Cen· Restaurant a 7 •p. m, Thursday
tral Railroad.
Doc:embef 12, followed with n
tor the famous
Mf. and Mr,. T. F l!a,wk\ns, party and 1111 r~ehUI&amp;e. Mr•. AI·
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Mrs. William Child•. Sidney Kill&lt;!&amp; and Mrs. Paul Gruescr were nam
were in Columbus Sunday to at· ed aa the commaLtcc for lhe par
tend the Baby Conte•t when Vicki ty
Ginther, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Election of oll~em was helrl
Franklin Glnhor, '"' one of the with Mra. Albert Hendricks select·
supreme Court attendants. Mn. ed aa pre•ldent: Mra. Jack Robson
John Hawklna Jr mel her husb~nd vice preBident: lira. Rollm Bearhs
with lom&lt;IIU &lt;H. Sle~ ·Gvarclf
who i11 employed in Belllontame, treaaurer; and MIN &amp;rna Jesse,
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You're never colcl-never 100
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Mr and !drs T. F. Hawkms and
A number of game• wore play·
wa'rm-witb a G·B Auto· pniJ
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Mrn John Haw~ins rcturnod to •d with prizes owarded to ~"·
matic Rl•nkctl ·
Bellefontaine whilrc they vlsUcd Sayre, Mrs. Grover Db and Mrs.
DOuble B""' •SIIe
until TUesday with John HawKins Charlo• Sauer
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Mrs. Oval Diddle and Mrs II~ I
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Enterprise EUB
Women's Society
Meet'In""g. Is H•ld
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Mr•. Jan\et Will atttndcd

JH1 HfATR WIDf JHf PATIHTRI '
INHII IIAJ MIS

JUdge Peo.pies
Is HO$t f
Californiqns

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Cow•n and wll~ left home ·0

!'here II BTU INPUT ••• there II BTU OUTPUT, but . .t~

,our famlly warm II B'lV ~PQT ••• the 1101k!Da B'nl,. ~
AND lOON~ heat
'YOur homel In BTU USEPUT, Biqler O~TS
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60,000
BTU
Slaaler
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mol'l
USABLE
HEAT
thlll._uch
iett'tltl BTU RATINM 'bJiher rated ordinary heattn. A?&amp;,000 BTU Sillier fllniW~

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beater WI only be c:o~ to a 11111tral blaUnr llloa

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lhf"'~~ ·aee al,me · e&lt;fl~• ' ~ 'fb•. ¥'1'' il'~ L\telil')'
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4 IIi . 'l'ampi betotc
"til"rt.t~t'\o t.lu,q*' for

~~ Ch~lllll),tl ~9Qday ptl'lo4 f'lfh
chlldrt~ 'ahd '',ttlatlv'-s of loire.

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COI¥en. ~pd In ttie II'I'ID8 ' will
rt\Ufft IO thelli ~ome op
1\fwh ad beWJAI 'AIIIiel
ro Mr~ cowen 1111 ~~~r~ ~,Jlf'i'r.

Cl b
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'ill~ W•d 14,1U' anetnoon at tHe
borne of r•. M. llennel)' with
Mrs. FofUII Baehle\,, pre•ldent.
presjdl~Jl) .!loll eall• resl"'nses
"'~ "HbbblcB," I •
, ,The rrotiT~t!l lne!ud,~d a r•·
vlow o ISI'lt Slo~uea (lur Van·
lib.lna :dfn~ape· !lr ~r•. Wj)li

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~::., m~ol-, Judi• ffqpl•• 'f•lt" b)' Mrs. I!Odlley DOwning.
·1 d re~n · the old Jltii'waUow lt1te oext mtellnt will be bold
Ar~,.
ord TDwnlhlp' . . .. n11
at "U.e. bome oflka.

RVTI:AND, OHIO
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CHAMP HOEi$~Nlt.N;~~l~
tbe'69th
the chp 'is
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land. 'f.he U. S. team

Vo-Ag q~sses
F~r Addlts Is .
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roach,
a pair of
and oporta jar~et aa 1 gilt
team Keith Nelaon ....
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coaeb, also wu hOnored
aild 1ecctved on attractive Jackel
'fhe banquet was propared and
oerved by football mothers In the
a)atnaalwn. llfd·Am ftotball off&gt;
cfal and SEO baol:etbill offldll
lfaiold Rolph wu' llteit opeakir.
Patterson, auperbitendent
County ocboo~ waa toaol·

ChaDgedn~Law

COWMBUS UP - Dr. Johri
O(

Atte•ding the first meeting
were Raymond Erwm, Clifford
Mof~l, Harold Roush, Soc Swain
Delbert Sm1th, And~ Cross, Thomas Sayfe, Dan Smith, Dougla!
Circle, Carl Mqfris, Ray Midkiff
Meeting daLe$

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have been se1

lor Nov. t8, 23; Dec. 2, 9, 18, 30;
Jan. 8, 13 and 20.

lleip County'a larma need an
immediate applieatlon of 120,000
tona of lime to """' them up to

peil Pl'Qdaction an Ohio Slota Volvmllf lfronomy speeWiBt
paillellllefs
ill Atlleul'hunday,
SoU expert Orlo L IIDI;P 'I•ol
waa mornin&amp; ·apeaker at

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gional limo aod fertillzer ~n!er·
enee held In the Alheas ADiorican
Legion HoU. He noted that dnrinJ
the last ·five ywo Melp farma
bave had applied to them 12JQO
tons of llint, "about oupuah to
replaee wbat baa been Uaed or
er.roded away."
lluoJrave reported reaulll of
soU IIUI'VeJI taken from Heip
farms linee lAM He 81ld:
'These letll show the average
Jlolp acre of crop land 110011&amp; two
tq !oiU tou ·oflfmr. Ia low In
pboopboroua, ldgb In potaab, and
low in organic matter.•
He pointed out thai lime Ia
aeeded to bring the tbemical balance of the land up to where it
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Santa's l~ft us 'the
pick of his pack . • 1 •
Wonderful toys aRn '
games for, boy§ apd. ,
girls of all ages!

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Mro. Joaepb Beegle and daug,ht·
or, Shirley, attonded the Io:e lol·
uealn nuntlngton, W. Va , Sunday.
tbe
Mr and Mrs. E. J, Tracy were Wom11'1 sodell' of World Serbual~eas vloltors In GalUpolla on vlee of the !1\terprl,. EUB
Moaday,
Church. N~ay cvonln(, at hor
~r 1 Bentz Wolfe Ia eonflned to I home Ch~lltr Road.
her ~omc, w. Main Sl with tbc
Tbe ptiJtlhlll, "StrenQihen The
flu
c~u~h 1:\11'011*• Oralftu~~" waa
~1 118 Judith Ann Spencer hao prudtell by lira: riul Fl'lck with
a~cpted Mlploflllent wltb • \:'_• ~r\pl~'· .\lr.t.l!&lt;r:;. ~~~
· '"A~~tt;
GeMral TelephOne Co., anQ • w;ca, olfl, .•ono, " ,
,
ga~ ber dulles Monday.
!tie Thank O!felln*
d~ wblcnf
Mtl and Mf&amp; R,OIIIn Bearha •~d ope~ with atQUP ·!·~~~ 0
Mr ' ani! Mra.
M.;swett wm •n "Count Y,our llll..fn~; . and closl!unlfnaton. W, Va., Sunday to ed '!l'llh jn1nr bt llfi;, Ill&lt;:~
wlca.
,
.
1Ueild the lee Folllca.
Mrs. ()alvin Jllfe and doughier • · ourtrll 1~ bull~~.. , aeulon
Joy o! r~ Pleaoont,. w. va., were wlth Mil. llluew1es, pl'etlden~
ro.heroy vlalt'Ora, Tueaday.
presldlnl, plans were made lor I
Chrlotmaa party at the ~mbef
mectlnl whkih wlll be held at lh•
homo of the pmldent. lolemben
wet. l't'llltfled Ill b(llll a ball of
Q~
carpet ria•·to th)l IJIP!'U'll wllfch'
will be made Into t¥1• ''d sold
a money maklnl proj~L
Jlldfie ~molt l'lloples bas vial· Jlelrea~menta were ~\diid ~y
tors at hll'i.ln~;nln Terra•• home the hoateu \O lhoee 1'..1)1\Jin 1J
1 a couple of w~ico fro111 Lo• and .Mri. Olatlde HullouPt • 0

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•

Dof ACouncilors
Meeting Is Held
Tuesday Evening

POMEROt
SOCIETY

:ctl·

I

It's Nota BitTooE.JiyfoU-•Our ·'

CHRISTMAS
.
'

LAY-AWAY ; ·
.

'

You can benefit by shopping , no11' ~or the followibg
'
reasons , , ..

*GrHttr Selections ·
*Eaaier Shopping
*Conv~ni~"t . 1!6Yidf~ts ·
IS fully stocked,
now, with dolls and
toys of every desctlptlon.
. . . A few ·pennies will
hold your seleclions unlit
December 24th.

The
83 MILL ST.

lfe1p youoty lamt8 which have
had good treatmenL They are
owned by Edoon Roush and Dl!ll
Hollman.
Athena County Agrltultural
Agent Ke~netb Acltonnan weleom·
(Con~nued on Page Five)

"Thrill IW.ler" Nathan
To Get Rehearing O~His ·

SPRINGFIEI.J), Ill.' (JJ.Pt-;. '~'flltlU kUler': Nat1Jail,
today was a steplclOJ.er·to .~IP~. fr~om from ~ ·

~~nl.e~•ce.

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