https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c12320f7e3d4378ef1329fc9ea5169d2.pdf 5fd5fa9173e391c473b6e14bdaabe7f0 PDF Text Text ., ., ' . ' ., ~- i . . .. ;' ; ' \" ~ :. ;,. ' ' • ,.I ·h····,· 8-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0., Nov. 22, 1957 Virginia Long, Robert Denison United Methodist Chester Methodist , . • 1 Wedding Of Sept. 15 Announced Come Double Class Youth Fellowship Meeting Is Held Meeting Is Held Mrs. A. R. Kni ght was a guest The Chester Charge Methodist OIL TUATMENTS SPECIAL $2.00 Mrs. Henry Spencer. sCcond nom- ' by Mr. Wiggins ination of offl~ers was held. for Ono Wotk Only MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SALON ! Following group singing, a short ing" held last week in Logan was busineso 1ession was held after given by Miss Leda Mac Kraueter. which a program was presented by 1 '1rs. Kerm it Waltnn, "'"P.w and Mrs. Leo NOON Till DARK . Most popular snapshot cpmera ever built! Mrs. Frank Vaughan I NEW USED CAR LOT Why not buy a worth while Jlft, 'omtthlng the whole family can tl'\tby - a second car for the family - Eitner a new Buick or Pontiac or one of th111 '1lkf ntw" betfer buy ultd cu1 from Bt1111nor1? Now io tho tlmt to rttlly gtl i borgoln. We hove SPECIAL ' POMEROY, OHIO WEST MAIN ST. 1954 DESOTO • • • • Custom Tudor- One Owner. 1954 FORD VB . - . ~ • • • 1954 Ford VB Dlx. 2dr. Sedan ··· ····· $995 1955 Dodge VB Coronet ··· ··· ··· ··. · $1,395 $B95 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful two tone blue finish. New Pontiac tradein. Good family car. $995 A Swcpl wing ~cauty both in JoOiu and condition . Push button 1956 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan · · $1,795 • • • • Shift. 2 dr. ''liard Top" Stdan. New Buick trade-ln. Jlynaflow drive. All vinyl leather 8Cals. Almost like the day It was 10id. R&ll. 1,57 FORD 500 • • • SAVE $B50 I dr. Sedan. Fincet Of the fine carl Power Steering & brakea, dyna!low drjve. Show~ the very ~lsi o! care. New otto cosll $5&00.00. 1954 Buick V8 Super 2 d.r. ········ $1,495 ' • • • $995 I USED C~R MIObL"O~T . '~·~~· 6~42 1954 Pontiac Star Chief ··· ··· ··· ·· · $1,095 1953 Bulcks .. .. ···.. .. .. · as low as $195 Choice of six fine cars. Two of theae ~ars are low JDIIeoc• one owner cara. 1953 Che¥rtlets .. .. · Your tholtt This has .. F .1!.1<!'.~.•!< !t":·'l' ' . ' ' lat~ J!iollel type De10to~ '' ~ •. :•siJ~ COod1'.. H'CliE.r0. : '; UlCK" D "FREE NEW 19S BE suitf TO 110 SO BEFOl\IMl!lCEMB~R J:' I " Member Federal Resene System I \' Member Federal Deposit lnsuranee Cor!'O{atlon POMEROY RUTLAND 104 Yem o! .I • • • • • FORD • 1954 2 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater. • S~n:~ · "From Buggies Ttt!BUlekl:: , ' OPEN EVENINGS S:Ot , P~on~s 52J ;Ud letiM ' . fOlJI.i!t!'l1,,~ B~l~ , . . , -P.ON!J;IACS . • • • $1095 oio 2 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater. • • • . $B45 • • • 1953 DESOTO : ~ •· • ·. • • • $695 ,. Firedome 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater, Automatic' T•amml~Ji~o. ·{'llwer Steering. . . ' . . . . . ~$95_ "' 1953 : PLYMOUTH • • Cranbrook 4 Door Sedan, Radio and ~eater. • ... . . . ·•· . . . i951 OLDSMOBIL.E ••"'•. . . . . 88 - 4 DoOr Se'dan, Radio, Heater and HydramaUc,_ · , ,, ' . ' .- . . "• \ \ \ ' '. "'\ Is' BLAETTt{ARS .. ' / ••• receive for next Christmas a sizable check fer generous giving - and meeting year-end bills. Why not start sav• ingnow? 1955 DODGE FQR . 4f ~,._-:- . . Ji.·.-.·,·.·:.,:·.$495 IF YOU. HAVE NOT RE 1\ . '' ·I · • . , :· ' '~' ........; ' .. -.$1'~ of thr.O exmpUbnal calall:& 4 tlfa,,.,.tll al~l.rt· 1952 DeSoto VI 4dr. PRESTON . · Power Stuerlnr & Brake~ Thi• car .~aJ. orlafnal pilnl, and ls In bett o! condtl1on. · r . :i•. ; !.~E.·.. .. ,.; " -1953 DeSoto VI 4dr. Sl4an ·········· $795 USED CAR LOT POMEROY PHONE 13S·X LOT "liard Top", Power steering &' brikea. i>ynanow drive. Smart . red with white top. Conv. Cpe. Hydraii!JIIc drive. Now lilbt blue \OP. 116H. Week· end epccial. . AtSO VISIT OUR 1JSED CAR toT ON J..OCUST STREET IN MIDDtE· PORT FOB MANY MORE EXCEL• UWJ· BARGAINS ON A • I USED tAps .tND TRUCKs. FOR 1958 1955 Buick VI Roadma$ter · ··· · ·· · $1,895 $1395 Long Wbeel Base Pickup - A Dandy For eu Cotallna CJl<l. ,Hard Top" . boa~ I(.' Exrtpllonal.ln every wny. II)'· dramatic drl~e. 11&11. 'f :Tudor. Spedal Thil Week. • • • e~i.tmas . 1955 Pontiac VI 2 dd ·:.. :.. .... $1,695 1954 FORD VB • • • • • • • • $795 195: 5 ·CHEVROLET • • • • • 2 Ton' Cab and Chasal•. 154" W.B., 5 spd. trans. Tires Excellent. '" JOIN 4 dr. "liard Top" Sedan. Powor S!AerlnQ & bl'llkes. R&H. This. il a car we eould recommend to our but c~rtomors. New one cost over $4~.00. ' 1957· FO.RD V8 •· • • • • • • -$1595 flckup. Radio, heater, blue and ~hite, one own'JJ'. ·, MANY MORE ·REDU~ED \ ' . .."' ' AS MUCH AS · $200 I '' ,, , 4 ' • ' / ----~---~··~------·---------·------ BINGLB COPY-If ------------------' R. H. ~~~~~~~~--·--~~~~~~~~~t~~~~-.~~~~~~~~~ RUfKS·FOR BRACES.CAMPAIGN IS STARTED Chief Of Polire Orders Stricter Enforcement Middleport Chl~f of PoUC!I! Leoy Bartrum said loll a)' 1 ·..-..kdown on beer joinll ~ellin& to dt11nks and half druab !,.. ·beeD ordered. . Tbe order followed .1 mel~ Fri. day night In one of lbt lavmui In which Chari., Quillen, S. -Fonrtbst, w.. stabbfd in the Nted witb a knife or llnJ.,.U· rue. Polile held James L. Bm.et, 25, fearl-11, on • ehargo of knlfinr with in!HI to k~l. · · 1956 Buick VB Super ·: ··· ·· ··· ··· · $,2,695 'fU4or Sedan Demonsll'ator. Fordomallc, 245 HP Motor, R&H, Style Tone. • ' BIG USED CAR, .• 1956 Buick VB Special ········· ··· · $2,295 ' Cuatom Tudor. Fordomallc, ~u·tone. Clean. 1954 STUDEBAKER making Beautiful Black wilh white top. Locally owned car. Clean. Flredome V8 - Fordor, Automatic trans., power steering. Real Sharp. 1954 .MERCURY • • • . WI lrl yourt. Sighting Strange . Object In Skies· blue drcS! with light blue acces. sones and a corsage of white cnr- ple left for n wedding trip to the Smoky . Mountains. t'or the trip, t~c brtdc wore a navY blue suit Wtlh red accessories and the orchid from her bi'idnl bouquet. The new Atr. and Mrs. Uobcrt Denison will be residing at ~14 Telford Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio. gtt . idd eport Pol'ice ·Crackdown Three~ore Report and J corsage of pink carnation~. The groom'll mother wore a dark 1953 Ford VB CustomUna · ······ ····· $795 1919 modtll that $4.25 ;ELBEftFe~DS matching laee plateau dipped to a V with a hanging pearl in the cent· cr. Her bridal bouquet was mounted on a whtte Bible and was com· posed of a while, purple throated orchid surrounded by a casradP r.C white stephenotis with sequined streamers. Miss L()is Bartrum of Middlepw·t was maid-of-l10nor. She wore a blue ballerina dress and carrid a bouquet of pink, b\ue and whit , carnations. Miss Cheryl Lon ·• ~islcr of the bride, was junio~ bridesmaid. She olso wore a b.t l· lerina blue dFcss and carried a bouquet of pink, blue and whil ' carnations. Mr. Jack fltniaon, brother or the grQom, was best' man Mr. Douglaq Long andj:dr. Larry Long, b'rothcrs of the br1de, were ushers. The bride's mothbr wore a navv blue dress with pink aecessonr:<; ~alions. Following the reception held in the church social rdom, the cou - 10 11un~ tr1d11 Dn 2 dr. Sed11n. New Buick trade-in. Extra nice for model • • • $995 • palms, fern and the seven-candle l!andeJahra. , A half hour of nuptial music was presented by Mro. c. o. Chapm~n, organist,. and Mlsa Donna Will, vocalist. Given In marriage by her brother, Mr. Gene Long, the bride wore a gown of Ch8111illy lace and nylon tulle over slipper satin. The filled bodice featured a sabrlna neckline with sheer acrolls of irrideacents and tiny points over the hond1. Lace scrolls lPclreled the hipline of the bouffant s~lrt of layer& of tulle and termlnlated at the floor. Her finger-tip veil of. 1heer Im- tt'te11 mtdt at sacr\fl,e pricts. Rush in now anct nA$1lOL1111 Sae The Complete Line of Eastman l<odak Cameras, Dar~ Room O"tfits~ · Film, Cases, Gadget Bo'~:-;; .· ... ·. . ported illusion was caught to a AGIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAtt\ILY $7.45 CAMERA ''~m il v, Mr. and Mrq, c. F ~hkeslee anrl da,lghtf'r, Jennifer f') rov .. Engene Brown Mrs. Ch~rles LT. and MRS. ROBERT DENISON The RuUand Methodist Chute' ert Denison, son of IJir. and. Mrs. was the •etting, Sunday, Sept. U Carl Denison of RuU,nd. >t two-thirty o'clock for the w4d· The double-ring ceremony was ding of VIrginia Long, daughter performed by the Rev. George Da· of Mrs. Helen Long and the late vi.! before an altar decorated with Mr, Long of Rutland, to Lt. Rob- while chry1anthemums, gladioli, I \ I ll!'l ' ' ersmeer nnd Mrs. r.Jo\·d MnorP ·PRESTON MOTORS A-1 A-1 -oPE ., ' ' _rthur Hovt . Mr11. Havman Bg!''ltfZ, Mrs. Kenneth Finle v, Mr ~ nd l' . .. Simple, sure, smart-nq wonder it's the world'• 1101t populor camera. Just load, aim, and shoot for grand plctvrtl by IU~ or by Rosh. Get 12 big, sharp block·and-whltt or co!OI pic• tures froM a roll of fllm. Como in todoy for lull deiallt . Mrs. Leo 'J.rose nam ed abnve and Mr. and Springs and nine youth anl one adult, Mmersvtue. The next meeting will be held at the Rock Springs church on , January 20, 1958. - w~(AMERA· Smith tn 1 \fr.'l. T. A. Downie, Mr. and Mrs ~RIAL VIEW OF MEIGS CO. FARM OF ·fEEK. BROWNIE Uncheon. It was decided to bav~ ~ potluck dinner and gift ex ~ b an !le at the next meetina ..Qn "'.uesday, Dec. 17. " Refrf'shmPrtCI WE're SE'rved bv host group. Attending were five youth and one adult from Alfred; three youth and one adu lt. Rock , Chester, Ohio session 1 Me". A solo "Deep Down In My Heart" by Myrna Maag and a film "How Honest Are You?" conclud· ed the program. The meeting clo!ed with the MY!' benediction after which re· freahments were 11erved by the . .,-' ntin el Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, November 23, 1957 ' ~--~~~~------------~--~---~~~~~---------------------- Friday, DC'C 6. Each la rly wa 3 requested to bake a p:e for t11e ed with group singing of "Cleanse Walton Farm ~----------------------------~--------------------------------~- --~~-------- VOL lX NO. 188 there was a di.~cussion on tbt balaar to be held at lhc churc:1 .the duet and "Ivory Palaces"lfost by group. Paula A Sayre Myrna Maag opened the program follow· S•nd•u, NfW. 24, 1157 SholgDJt ind-_RIIle ..._ Trap and Slffi Targels During the business at y 1 ~ - • Deeetetil'eT)*e,J•teren.OI,.Il•lp~,_•• ~ ton opened the meeting. Following group singing, Mr: Walton read Psalm 125 aJtd oflered pr3y er. scripture A report on the "Booster Meet· TURKEY SHOOT .. - and '· •·t·.... . I her recent tour O\ Eumpe. . _ Leo Crew, pres1dent1 preside., • nd devotions led by Kern\it Wal· reading by Vicky Brown. ~iU.S~~W~al~!.t~hi~St~'"·;;;;~~~~~~F~ol~lo~w~in~g~th~e~m~e:e~tin~g~a~c:hl;ii supper was served. '~saak the United Methodist Church mel Tuesday evening at the churci :tnd show<'d pi c turr~ taken nn Devotion• Jed by Kenneth WigEsther Hayes, councilor, presided atno opened the meeting. Group singing of "The Touch of His Hand and reported ill were Mrs. John on Mine'' and ''In MY Heart There Haye&, Mrs. Ronald Osborn and Rings A Melody" preceded prayer • ·.·. e "'hen the Come-Double Cia" ' or Youth Fellowship met ltonday evening at the Minersville church. ' . .. ., .. -· / ' ' �'. 0 ' • f'fll; 'IJAiit ·sENTINEL ·- . o...;....,. ""~ "" " r -.. -- --- ·~ TELEVISIOM I GUlP. Chanael 3- Satuntay Certain ~~~e~e'F,i of Middleport council be· And several of the Mtddleport legislators lieve the Sta!e Deparilnent ot ltealth, and tis beUeve that when lbe •truggle ts over, when subordinate body, the Water Pollutton Board. the law has been eamplted wtlh, they Will are pursumg a dlwlous C01US41 ill Ju poUcy ftnd themselves ~nng and uperatJng a dtstoward our twin towns on the problem of co. posal plant Wit~ Pomei'Oy operation in building a jointly used sewage We are not famt ltat wtth the atlttude of disposal plant. Poflleroy council toward eventual cooperaSpok~men for the bo~rd unofficially llave tion wtlh Middleport. Obviously, the Pollutold councilmen in Middleport they belleve tion Board feels that when both towns get down to hard facts, embodied in dollars and cooperation may be broug)tt about best eventually - by pushing each town separate- cents stgns, the value of cooperation wtll be so apparent that even tradttlonal non·cooperly towlrd action. atlon will go out the wmdow SIJID On CU'Cie S Ranch · Watch Mr Wizard Howdy D'oody Andy's 011111 Fury Capt Gallant True Story DetecUve'a D~ Dclwn Oil 'l'lle Farm Regional Football Western Theater s~~vq llo Ca1141ldy lf!IWI, l' 1:11111! '~ball ~ehoard Fecletilll(ea · Satlll'lla1 Nicbt Jamboreo People Are Fu11111 ~ co'l!• 815 8 30 9 So 10 00 10 iHI II 00 II 80 1a·oo 12 30 I Ofl I 30 4 00 5:00 O;Mf 4·1!! 8liJ 8:10 7.00 7'3(1 Department Store Sales Climb Past Week But Still Trail Tliose 01 :Y~r Ago Reports Fe'de.ral R.eserv.e Bank e.QI! ~fO lli~b 'oao, ¥t'~enU'llcka 7 flO Bob HQpe :Sh!lw ~d ~as - .\ . ~ow , II 00 N'l'S ¥.¥dllll18 11·10 Nnf~ 1·00 Sljn Off ' Their eyes, when they met, remf mberO!I to forget; Search their hearts,-'stead o skies up above , "Go on back, what Is dane, It's been done, and Its over, my • dear, 'And you're lost to me forever, my love What Is done Jt's been done,--and lt'1 sacred, my dear, And you're•lost to me forever, my Jove " -Pearl K. Scott Phylbs Snowden hu been til wlllt flu .Mr aod Mrs. Ernest Molden were Saturday afternoon callers of Roy Snowden and daughter, Phyl· Its ow ' 'pre ' 11:10 _w.tl)lt~ ' 11:1$ ~watdJ ' ~:~ ~00 r-' I ' Cftonnel t • Sundcty Ill@! On ,. ~ AKRON, 0 UP-Pollee IBid Frtday they have been unable to piCk ·1p lite tratl of three bandtts who rnbhed the Evans ,IJG :OCI Ttilf. II tl!~ Lilt , • · ·30 v.n tq kill ' ll•fll What Oliit Penon CaD Do 12:15 ~lirlatlatl Sclence ily sentme1 dl~r~~.~~·u~:la~n C~L IIIICIA~ Aii'HINGM~:; aO b k -• .. th pr~,:t Flo~\. J~OI~;h and Albeit Rootes Akrop, vt.s•tcd ""' w•th ed fl (} l ay na~ .,;,~· .~:\ho~~.~:;·· ~=~~~~~ m~ved w complet~d Savmgs an1 Lo:ln Assn Fairlawn branch of S8 200 ' Two of them wearmg mas· qui!radc ghsses and noses, en· tercd the oftu!e 1n the afternoon One held a sawed-off abotfiUD on 12·80 Tv ChaPJl I 00 wMI'a \'our Trouble t!l.o Indualr)', 011. p'~t!e .l PrOtttJeila ot Pallh ' 00 Cl,l'lli4Dd Browna ,ao Wid~ Wide W.orld f two clerks and three wc;Hs TV ters' drawers and forced the man ager to open the vault They fled ur , black m dnven hy tbe thtrd member of the gang. . , The Evans firm loot $30,000 last sprmg when ~ ~ Mm~a ·~•,,n ~"'"' t "~CT Pas~ ~~ , ;'; :;~ ;"~';:•· ~eld ~or;:.•r ~,:;mcnhgu::b .~~ ~a:h:r S~n pr~- ~ ~ HTVoc~r ~~:mfesslonal) 1'P"'l/Y'~Yl~ d~o)f~ ~ 1 Meigs County News SYRACUSE I ··~~·" 0 --·~,h: .detr"Appliance ~~~ . "' ;~l lkt .ftl•iJI SJ,; ' ' ' Pam'"J c.- ~ C~~ Pomeroy, Oblo PomefC!l , I Bllctr fll'nhure Stiffler Red Anchor . . Pomeroy Budget Shopp(pg Cet~t., Middleport '!)'. I 0 t 0 flh a.frlgerltloL1 Ohio Valley Baklllf Co. · I ' ' \ ' lllilille;ort. Ohio - - fertllllln & Abbott Sunday- Channel 8 ' 12:10 p.m. gunmen Weagly Eleeted 'fo School Head WJ H V~etor two robbed 1ts South Plua braach ~: ~~r:: :~:r~~a>'ll.oule 1 ~:nda~d ~~~~··~.~~"r"qu,g,';~;~;r~ ~·r~te .~~~!nof c~~! 'i:t1~ ~at~~~~ w•~h; ~~~~~:~.~~·;(~ b~:: Se~ool culltomen wbile the othen emptied cash· 1:30 Nelill Pllltlfe 5:45 arpn Tlnie ChannelS- $alurdjpr ~~o w:t~t: ~~~~~~~·~:~~·d 18~80111, tHE DRIVER'S SEAT He watched at the way that she lilted her eyes And he knew th,e story they told, He sn!lled as she searched-'cross the fields, thrt1 the skies, For a plan they could netther unfold ,0 Sbow watm:;r· t6.oo Lorfllat 10 3o ll 011 !"~"' He~ ~ ' ~~~1o:~~~lumbtb prqdu~ud th~tr Mlddi~n II 8 oo 'l'be ~eve ~en Show . Q.O(I PIDih• Sbo~ , Chevy Sbow MIS! ... h'aMrs brothel' slsterd 00 heen ...ay, Nov .... t:OO ~~Preu real tension. Mr Roand Owen•nd H 'wley When called f'nal plansTuefor I pep rally Wha t can l)appen certainly been 481)1· have !rom the A o Lec Mi!!'I'HODIST MEN wut he/orebe :he Th•nksalvtnJI gam•• .. onatratld Jn Gallipolis this year. school where heWCTU MEETING ' · IIIIth muoh lllO,e student population than eJ. Mr Qnd Mrs Fred crow and 7 30 at the Heat11 Method lit The Pomerof WCTU wl)l meet or Pomeroy a chtloren were Ill Columhu. Satu' lnureh 1 •t the Federated Church, Tueaday 9 00 Life on the Parm 14Itld numbering exactly 24 lloys who stuck th e OPEN MEETING at 7 P "' with the uillque American sport of footbsU. Mr anQ lit• John Buwcot were An opeu meetmg of the \Vlld LI:J'IRAIV CLUB 1 Learn to Draw 11 00 heada and football tans there lllfd the ... 11·15 Garden Club bluoe In one place· parents ol 'the"• Forost Run, Monday at 8 p m of Mi'l Ben Pbllson II 30 Saturday Playhouse II was quite well settled that mothers of Mr, and Mrs J c Fcmql nnd w•th Mrs KeMetb Harris •• c0o CUB SCOUT MIETING Lo DeanRanger " " 12 00 The Jimmy Show bl ~lr and Mrs Estel !foor~ spent hosle-. It will he a Chmtmas Capt~n~ I, tough looking football prospect,s, many last 1\'eekend 10 Kayforcf nnd Ea.il workshop wtth Mrs Goren stans The November Cub Scout Pack I1 00 30' Record 110 Hop CBS N.,tit of them with previous varsity experience bank., w va . "1th reluuvcs bury as de\nonstrator Those at mect•na will be F 2 30 The Big Picture 8 00 Vornlnf, Sbow persuaded their sons not to come out for' I !I ISs! Kar,r, d,•',"ustlhn'' tending are requested to brmg 7 .. 8 00 CBS N~tt'f. r un('ra sc r\lces n , then own supplies for arrange , t thl ' football. This could only have come from r.uy S1mth Gallipolis, Sunday menta Jects will be dlsp 1ayeu 6 oo Saturday News Special 9·55 Mornlnl "~~ N....., 1 ·mlaunderstandmg of what football is or a Mrs E s ,Mills l,ol,.t.ct her , • 1un9. l\ "' 6 15 Football sc_oreboard ·i 10 00 Garry Moore to,ao Arthur. GodfreJ fa11 ure to comprehend whi!l" football' can son mlow nnd daughkr Mr ami The ' UP]\latrtllJs 0, M IT" Pomeroy collect•ng the Cub Scouts n baaket, ep lor 6 30 20th Mr. 0 0 Pollcrson Hulland food for GoldenCentury ?layhowe •111301 S~e n ll!ch mean to a boy. Mr. vcn• Soul•bv " ""''"" ' Ohnptcr, 186. OES, w•ll hold •••dy lamtlies 7730 00 Perry Mason Show 12·00 News at No011 12 10 Katlel!l• 14Jmanac I I b II sI anenster, '""" thotr regular Mn· the Duchess We feel that a special mention might be So this year, lest we sec somethmg like the to M:•;r Temple, mcctmg Tuesdolat the evening 98 30 oo D•ck \iale &Storm Show made this year at the banquets Of the parents Galllpolfs grid tragedy happen here, let U<. was the wet k1 nn WH st of M wit'• Mrs !'lrr•·tl Tracl " hos 9 30 Ha"" Gun wm Travetl 12.15 Love of Life who stand solidly behind the desire of their b th and M•' Gilbert Sloc l•tr tes, 1 here w•ll be an exchange 10 oo Gur,smoke' 12 30 Search for To,rrow 0 bo t Ud I remem er e parents of the boys who plit Mn lloy Jooes sprnt Ihe wee!. of $,I 00 gtfts f 10 30 ou clal DetecUve 12'45 G'Jidlng Uabt YB par pate n What many older peo- up with late dinners, llred muscles, mltablc end m Sl Alball<l wtlh Mr '"" A'll'&ND SHRINE MEETING r.; 11 10 Up-to-the-mmute News J·OO Katie'• Kitchen pie call a "dangerous" game Mothers especl· tempers d Mr, Stcwo1r1 :Ill'• c. E Neue, nast worthy 11 10 The Late Show 11 I 30 Aa the World Turlll ally In mllfly instances struaaJe thro ~• th an anx e y over games lost They Mr ""' Mrs Joho How':'l .nd h1gh piieltesl and supreme cha~r 2 00 l!eot lbe CII!Ck oo u,.., e have a round of applause coming tao M" Ellen naer 1v." Sunday mmi of malormJ oblect.ve, Mrs •2 30 Bouseparty Kuch as Lions, ElkJj pollee, Jaw clmn.:·r h'tlrsts or '1 1.. Hcl ~n RtewM't l(tt\Vklns worthy h1gh 3.00 Big PIU'ofi ynrs, nunes and Rotarian!' Ao Nt oi S ( of Pom£•rO) Jlllt'Stcss anrl 1\.trs Charles Bt'n 3,30 The Verdict II VoliN other entitled "Cool llotrod · hns llr ami Mr.. llill \Vlo~tloe1< an~ ' ""!f. 'Worthy guttlo members or 10 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 4·00 Brilhter Day gone a lnn11 way toward lakin~ Mn Edison Hubbard was the duu ght<'l Lvnn pi No1Jot1! Vn, Mnry Shrine a7. Whtte Shrine 10 SO Look Up & Uve 4.10 Secret Storm <~lme of the •team Dot of lfOn hostess to the Sunshine MakerR a e visiting ut Ute hunw ~r .Mr of Jerusalem tlttcnded a m eetin;o~: ll·OO United Natlona in AcUon DRe drivers 4·30 Edge of Nlthl II'SO Camera Three Sadl1 enough, the star of !he Class or the Plolhyterlan Churrh rd ~In tlnrl HnhbaHI '-f~ lVhlt· orr !toeklng Valley Shrine 61, 5:80 .Mystery Thea!N 12 00 Lot'o Take A Trip show Is not alway, around to Jn the annex of the church Fri~ ~c:: k hu~ ll.!'i~ ntly ilct!n dlf{.Churg Th\lrsday ev.chmg M.Js Nease 1 SO Your Esao lleporiW I= 30 Wild Bill Hickok see his Dwn pln·up portralls In day eve nlna. Nov tiJ The mrct cd from lhe u .s Navy alter g.1vc u v<'rv wtcrestmg talk on 6 45 Sports parade lng was opened with a hymn and se~vlng the pn.:;t 11 n ~l'ars They the mutertal obJccttve, whteh 18 i(OO TBA these bitt of film that start oul 6.111 Weathermu , I· U Football Klekoft' with sucb amuhlng results Sey lfn~ George Schnetder rend the ha\e rented the A 0 Lee plnee~ for churttable purposes 7'00 uave It To Beaver Mrs Nottle Meeks and Murvm DUV TO MilT 1.30 Profe18lonal Football moor often focusea h1a camera devollonals Plans wore made for 7:30 Robin Hood The Daughters of Umon Vet· 4·45 CBS Newa on the oar ahead, when the driv- the annual f.hrlstmas dmner and Bud1 1n,m of Hutland spl!nt Sun 8·00 Bums and Allea er looks as though he'! h•aded party to be held on Dec 6 Mrs oav wtlh Mrs M1•t k'• son nnrl erans Will meet Monday ntlht nl 5:00 See II Now 8·30 Talent Scoull for trouble. And he bas bel'n Herman London received a btrlh- daughter In l•w Mr "~ Mrs 6 30 for a potluck supper at the 8 00 Star Performance 9 00 Dani!J Tbomaa D 1\ v Hall Quarterly birth 8.30 Allllle Oatley ~nown to aim his own car direct· day gilt and Mr& Hubbard was Gilbert Smllmr awarded the lrovellng basket Mrs Air• D 1' Summ<rf1rld or ncar days wtll be observed 7.QII Lllsaie 11 at a tr111, wltb lens !atth(ully 8,iHI DuPont Tb.u,r 7:10 Bachelor Father recordlnr tlte preliminary stages Robert While and Mrs London Chcstor spent the 11rekend wllh 11:00 tlpotl).th~Mimtle Ne-. read articles On "Thanksgiving" ~lr and Mrs flt·rln rt Porker AUXILIARY MEET IN~ 8:00 Ed SUWVIII Show of a bead·Oll-aoab-to whleh he 11·05 setnalnclht adda !ootap of lbe actual <ar The meeting closed w!th the clnss JtoheJ t lfa)cs and friend of The Auxtllary of the Feeney. 1.00 <iE Tlteatre 11:10 Tlte lAte ShC!Y • repeating the "Lords Prayer" Columbus vl!lted over tne week Bennett Post No 128, American amuhed IJIIDII lbe tree, for a attending were Mrs llub· end with Mr nnd Mrs Carion Legion, wijl meet Monday mgbl eomtitte ~e...adlmont or the Those ban!, Mrf. London, Mra Schneid- liA\cs al lhe Legion Hnl~ lteldant. er, Mra IWhlte, Mro Robert•flar- M 1 M Tho n Wllllopts TUISDAY MfiTINCI, , St)IIIOUf b~UeveJ that baclc den, Mro.Jllc,Jr Harr!~ Mn Donaltl And r10 ~"'cot~~hus ';; spl!lldfng 1 101111 and aJahi drivJna top tho Lisle, &Ira Pe1rl McBride, Mrs d vaeltl9fl with _,, par~nt. "'"' The 'toyal l!erea'nl Clais Will list of lalal rielor~ Ilia &latlon Dlek Winebrenner, llrs La~trenoo in'd 'lo!rt c. H Willian~~, -' ' nooet Tlll!sil~y at>.!M Church of ta:811 sip 011 Henry fl~h.,. Is v 191 tl~a."'b\s tfir!St .tilb the men 01 ,t)l,o ,c1a1• w.,nn, e111 often bt a.. n prowl· Diddle. Mlu Gertnld~ Duffy, Mrs !:oo All s~ MOtte ~un.. ' a! the hoSl$ lor the eve~ng; ll)i about tli~u ...,oQdary hlnh· Donqld Coltrill and Mrs <1borl01 '<KI!Hton•'ln (lejllrnbas UO lll~le' Time Mrs flele" Wouel and~® llbn " , _ ,I ·', · Wtfl (fa, ~ "'' amall hour.,_ Blake f 00 ~ $111 Golf Com!nr bere tor !be funeral of or Co\umbu~ spent su nda' with Mr~ carl Zelkli In ltartfOrtt. an4 011 a~li bad night he has O:Of) fllou;.O ScOrtbo~ 1 Mrs. tar Ji\tca wore Mr add Iter •bier, •Mill. llaym! !!~Jiles lt!rs RoPer! ~ol(leln tp<l daplll>ololra uil to ffvo rataltlle• ~:ab &itur~ Newe Review "AIJ,ho~a speed I• a factor," Mr& .Mil'IOb Wallets and Mrs MaTIJeresn• and •SUBie, &h~f~t',ltil~l~f. ,llulbto:' ' W. Y•. spent • 0:48 Pe~onal Pt'ofUe bt.llfl, "11:'1. ~ 11\lBIIkes people rle itO)Qullt, Wa1hln~on, ll. C; ot Mr aild Mts. ltiOhar!( arct1 ' !fa$ \li(ifi ~,\)\··~ W C. Ed e.llO Theie OUf Clilltlnn • ' · ~' ai llj~ • • · rather than Mr. WUIWn Jenkll't, Byesville, 0 have ret\irrttd to 1Ae1r hollle fl:o~l l>a(r~s ' 4·80 Play of the Week •peed tlaelf, that result Ill " Mr. and Ml'f. Carl ~tir:kwOI'III, Net.r the Ma90n'CI•hl0: wllale tH~y 'M!M: · ~r. md lllrt Loll'tlll Wlqgett Totl Sherlock lfolmes many dbutera. • Concord, Mr and Mra Mtllard confined a few days by Ulness and Ruth visited Saturday in Col· 7.11 )I '" ~ Duckworth and while here they Mrs Wilham Zorkle and chll· u'mbus with Mr and )!Irs Frank , 8·00 Cowltiy Muel~ Jubilee en Lovett, Norwood, lin Fredo dren •pent Sunday wtth Mr and Brlchl I llpeclflc Ullrdl Seymour ha< Barre and aon, Berrie, Wyom10g, 1:00 lAwrence Welk ngte<l on lh"' nocturnal prowls Oblo, and Mr ond Mrs walter 10:111! ~· WlllMe ~ew ll!'t OUI4Jte4ll!fns that are lnvls!- Duckworth and While here ethey :o.lti MtYII•.W' N'OWi ble In lbe ~ lllo many tlgno visited wiJb Vn. Dora Duckworth 10:30 20th CeniUJ'Y The~er II .....,.., lnltr11etioas; on~ ond famUy. 13':~ Sip Off alma OYOrll'Own Wlth tollage. '{be ~lea <;tw ot lbe Asbury "U.Jt, lljp~~d rlilroad nit!. Metltodlal Oltureh mot In the c'-11 tit lb: al fault,'' he church (tU' lhelr Novembor meet· ·~· '"l'11117 uld trim away Ina on thursdll.l' evening, Nov 22 U:lt SliD 0tfio ov~rii'Q~ and IDitall rellec· Mra. Jolt,~ Bowen, Mrs VJrrll Tea IJ:Gq Pal.tlt r.or Todll.l' live tl~ tQt Clll be aeen easily fotd 111!1 &!las Eleanor Roboon 12:80 ' Elwood Glbbl 1 at nliht.• ware ho~lesllls and also conducted l:OO Ol'al R'berU ADd hi ""tla thai tho sleepy a ~roll'•'!!· IOIIIon lllttnboro ond 1:31) lntemaUonll Playhotlpe driver ia .;~ th•n tbe drunt fll!etl s attondlng w~re Martba 2•00 T..be llli Plclu:e .Liver. Whfrtll the 4rvnk'a ¥oote, ~l)f)' Dally, lfA!en Ncaae, 2:11 TV Sliacla1 Seliool ~~ Opal 1Jalle7. Paul IQpe~ Jean; fl'anttc ant,t~ live som, warnJ.og, IOQet, CMtoll Norrl-, Kathleen 3 OQ .Jolin ijqpklqo File 3 30 Den Pike the tellof' wbo (1111 asleep •I ~anctl, ~\by 1 Fl'!lllcea, Vera 4'011 Coller~ . No"' Conlouaee Ute wiiHI ~VQ none. Vaq. Ktter, tleuor )!p~son, Ken· 4:30 Pa~l Wlncbell Show Jbil stmout'4, "Ji!Ueat rqret fte.\1 WIUIJII, SJlfll ZWUlint; 1:00 tewa.~ · b the l~et ~ tvtl'Y motorist W'lllda IIIIer Dorothy Winebrenner S:JO T1te Grealeel Sin '11URI ~ t t=•e driver, be- Ad1'l'a11 Si,yre, Brenda Sayre, Oa C·oo SWIUIIer'l S.made cauoe ht .., dt Pd on the oth· Jkltnn. Crnlal Davl,, Helen 'l'la· 8.15 Newa ~~ f,Uow: to lOY courtell)' fori!, A~tU 'l;uford, Sua,le Teaford, 1·80 OlJeo Kid on the ro~d. Troy z*iii!or, Rev George Dovls, 7:00 I Spy lf•1be "~'' IIlLI 'l'~ld needs " Howard Coiirt, John M Bllwen 7·10 Maverick more "lrotlbl~ shooters Uko Jim ljobert Floua·a~, Franklin Rizer: · J;!an0 i!trenner, Joyce C01e, iNGINEIR CHARG!ID Dpol)l , and Kathryn Slack i~ Tlit a¥J~ CJ"' of Asbury ~ Ch~roh entertlllnQd bif\¥~ party for lltelr John Bowen In U1e r~~~~'~· pi ~ e~l!!l;b 'l'hur• dl,y" eve . ¥rL 'owen wu • He s.aw the tale of the years of her life All wrapped In t&e smile on her face, He caught a gllnt)lle of the llmp of her broken dreams And vow~d each line he'd erase. ~10 G~e llacKIIIII~ ~"" 10:10 Tc!~~ Conuwid Perform· average daily s.ales. , During the four·week pQI'lOd ended last Saturday, sales were 3 per cent lower than m the like period a year earlier. All but two of the major metropo1Jta9 areu In the District reported s•lus below the year-ago levef4, ranging from 2 per cent in CiJ!cfnnatl to 16 per cent in Springfield L~x· lngton scored a 2 per cept gain from the year-ago week and Cleveland held even with a year ago. Let Us Not Forget Parents, Especially Mothers, Duril 0ur A41Und ~- 01 Football Banquets Honoring Loco/ Gri 'ders We like thousands of other communities autumn months flabtJng worry, nerves and J. football bover thet nation, II'& approaching me anque rouu , Rutland Jumped t be gun with thetr event They were ao proud of the 1957 Uttle Buckeye Champs !!Jere was no Waiting. Eastern has feted Its boys at the Farmers' Hotel ill Galllpolls. Yet to come are Pomeroy 11nd Middleport Banquets Every team, ita coaches, and Its admlnt.. triiiJve people that support lt are deaervlng of the honors that we accord them. Win lose ' ' or draw on their the boys who play merit appreciation of the fa111. Nlnety.nlne percent of the younastet1 ben"'nl headland • a• butt1Jt1 shouldera will never make anything of l their financially They nlay th I experiences f '"•'I or e ove or 119.,... and !or the e1teem of 11!elr fellow students, and for little else. She found another and wed, his years were lonely Jnatead; One year she carne back and they soon met Rl!aln. WSAZ -TV ehon,teltt Tf4ditiont~lHon..Cooperation May Go Out WJndow When Hlltcl Facts Of Dollars, Cents, Are Figured on Sewers Retail merchants are being cheered by the unexpected big JulllP in sales the past week througbout t~e ~ of tbe Fourth District serviced by the Fede~~ Reserve J)aak of Cleveland,. Although salet by Fourth District departmont st~e• last week were 4 per cent below a year ago, Jut week's s.ales showed a substantial rise from the previous week. Tbe advance was greater than seaaonally eJpected and from the adjulted ihdex of weekly sales recovered to 117 per cent of 1947-49 LOST TO M£ FOBEVEit The quarreled and came to the.partlng of.wqs, Though 11 hurt they would netther gJVe m; , ~any Sentli!el, Pomeroy·Mld41•port, 0., Nov. 2S1106t 9Hate.ntating, Editorially ••' I ·l I MlildlejliiJl ; Ct~~lolll )8ullt Kitchens ' '' ' 11 Daily w. on~ SfiOt On Your WHTN..,r'( ~_l•~no"' 1~· 0.1113 .. Sltut'day .r, x.., '•lJIPl VALUES GOING UP, UP and UP Sullllay-Oannel13 • II v·DEdwards �'. 0 ' • f'fll; 'IJAiit ·sENTINEL ·- . o...;....,. ""~ "" " r -.. -- --- ·~ TELEVISIOM I GUlP. Chanael 3- Satuntay Certain ~~~e~e'F,i of Middleport council be· And several of the Mtddleport legislators lieve the Sta!e Deparilnent ot ltealth, and tis beUeve that when lbe •truggle ts over, when subordinate body, the Water Pollutton Board. the law has been eamplted wtlh, they Will are pursumg a dlwlous C01US41 ill Ju poUcy ftnd themselves ~nng and uperatJng a dtstoward our twin towns on the problem of co. posal plant Wit~ Pomei'Oy operation in building a jointly used sewage We are not famt ltat wtth the atlttude of disposal plant. Poflleroy council toward eventual cooperaSpok~men for the bo~rd unofficially llave tion wtlh Middleport. Obviously, the Pollutold councilmen in Middleport they belleve tion Board feels that when both towns get down to hard facts, embodied in dollars and cooperation may be broug)tt about best eventually - by pushing each town separate- cents stgns, the value of cooperation wtll be so apparent that even tradttlonal non·cooperly towlrd action. atlon will go out the wmdow SIJID On CU'Cie S Ranch · Watch Mr Wizard Howdy D'oody Andy's 011111 Fury Capt Gallant True Story DetecUve'a D~ Dclwn Oil 'l'lle Farm Regional Football Western Theater s~~vq llo Ca1141ldy lf!IWI, l' 1:11111! '~ball ~ehoard Fecletilll(ea · Satlll'lla1 Nicbt Jamboreo People Are Fu11111 ~ co'l!• 815 8 30 9 So 10 00 10 iHI II 00 II 80 1a·oo 12 30 I Ofl I 30 4 00 5:00 O;Mf 4·1!! 8liJ 8:10 7.00 7'3(1 Department Store Sales Climb Past Week But Still Trail Tliose 01 :Y~r Ago Reports Fe'de.ral R.eserv.e Bank e.QI! ~fO lli~b 'oao, ¥t'~enU'llcka 7 flO Bob HQpe :Sh!lw ~d ~as - .\ . ~ow , II 00 N'l'S ¥.¥dllll18 11·10 Nnf~ 1·00 Sljn Off ' Their eyes, when they met, remf mberO!I to forget; Search their hearts,-'stead o skies up above , "Go on back, what Is dane, It's been done, and Its over, my • dear, 'And you're lost to me forever, my love What Is done Jt's been done,--and lt'1 sacred, my dear, And you're•lost to me forever, my Jove " -Pearl K. Scott Phylbs Snowden hu been til wlllt flu .Mr aod Mrs. Ernest Molden were Saturday afternoon callers of Roy Snowden and daughter, Phyl· Its ow ' 'pre ' 11:10 _w.tl)lt~ ' 11:1$ ~watdJ ' ~:~ ~00 r-' I ' Cftonnel t • Sundcty Ill@! On ,. ~ AKRON, 0 UP-Pollee IBid Frtday they have been unable to piCk ·1p lite tratl of three bandtts who rnbhed the Evans ,IJG :OCI Ttilf. II tl!~ Lilt , • · ·30 v.n tq kill ' ll•fll What Oliit Penon CaD Do 12:15 ~lirlatlatl Sclence ily sentme1 dl~r~~.~~·u~:la~n C~L IIIICIA~ Aii'HINGM~:; aO b k -• .. th pr~,:t Flo~\. J~OI~;h and Albeit Rootes Akrop, vt.s•tcd ""' w•th ed fl (} l ay na~ .,;,~· .~:\ho~~.~:;·· ~=~~~~~ m~ved w complet~d Savmgs an1 Lo:ln Assn Fairlawn branch of S8 200 ' Two of them wearmg mas· qui!radc ghsses and noses, en· tercd the oftu!e 1n the afternoon One held a sawed-off abotfiUD on 12·80 Tv ChaPJl I 00 wMI'a \'our Trouble t!l.o Indualr)', 011. p'~t!e .l PrOtttJeila ot Pallh ' 00 Cl,l'lli4Dd Browna ,ao Wid~ Wide W.orld f two clerks and three wc;Hs TV ters' drawers and forced the man ager to open the vault They fled ur , black m dnven hy tbe thtrd member of the gang. . , The Evans firm loot $30,000 last sprmg when ~ ~ Mm~a ·~•,,n ~"'"' t "~CT Pas~ ~~ , ;'; :;~ ;"~';:•· ~eld ~or;:.•r ~,:;mcnhgu::b .~~ ~a:h:r S~n pr~- ~ ~ HTVoc~r ~~:mfesslonal) 1'P"'l/Y'~Yl~ d~o)f~ ~ 1 Meigs County News SYRACUSE I ··~~·" 0 --·~,h: .detr"Appliance ~~~ . "' ;~l lkt .ftl•iJI SJ,; ' ' ' Pam'"J c.- ~ C~~ Pomeroy, Oblo PomefC!l , I Bllctr fll'nhure Stiffler Red Anchor . . Pomeroy Budget Shopp(pg Cet~t., Middleport '!)'. I 0 t 0 flh a.frlgerltloL1 Ohio Valley Baklllf Co. · I ' ' \ ' lllilille;ort. Ohio - - fertllllln & Abbott Sunday- Channel 8 ' 12:10 p.m. gunmen Weagly Eleeted 'fo School Head WJ H V~etor two robbed 1ts South Plua braach ~: ~~r:: :~:r~~a>'ll.oule 1 ~:nda~d ~~~~··~.~~"r"qu,g,';~;~;r~ ~·r~te .~~~!nof c~~! 'i:t1~ ~at~~~~ w•~h; ~~~~~:~.~~·;(~ b~:: Se~ool culltomen wbile the othen emptied cash· 1:30 Nelill Pllltlfe 5:45 arpn Tlnie ChannelS- $alurdjpr ~~o w:t~t: ~~~~~~~·~:~~·d 18~80111, tHE DRIVER'S SEAT He watched at the way that she lilted her eyes And he knew th,e story they told, He sn!lled as she searched-'cross the fields, thrt1 the skies, For a plan they could netther unfold ,0 Sbow watm:;r· t6.oo Lorfllat 10 3o ll 011 !"~"' He~ ~ ' ~~~1o:~~~lumbtb prqdu~ud th~tr Mlddi~n II 8 oo 'l'be ~eve ~en Show . Q.O(I PIDih• Sbo~ , Chevy Sbow MIS! ... h'aMrs brothel' slsterd 00 heen ...ay, Nov .... t:OO ~~Preu real tension. Mr Roand Owen•nd H 'wley When called f'nal plansTuefor I pep rally Wha t can l)appen certainly been 481)1· have !rom the A o Lec Mi!!'I'HODIST MEN wut he/orebe :he Th•nksalvtnJI gam•• .. onatratld Jn Gallipolis this year. school where heWCTU MEETING ' · IIIIth muoh lllO,e student population than eJ. Mr Qnd Mrs Fred crow and 7 30 at the Heat11 Method lit The Pomerof WCTU wl)l meet or Pomeroy a chtloren were Ill Columhu. Satu' lnureh 1 •t the Federated Church, Tueaday 9 00 Life on the Parm 14Itld numbering exactly 24 lloys who stuck th e OPEN MEETING at 7 P "' with the uillque American sport of footbsU. Mr anQ lit• John Buwcot were An opeu meetmg of the \Vlld LI:J'IRAIV CLUB 1 Learn to Draw 11 00 heada and football tans there lllfd the ... 11·15 Garden Club bluoe In one place· parents ol 'the"• Forost Run, Monday at 8 p m of Mi'l Ben Pbllson II 30 Saturday Playhouse II was quite well settled that mothers of Mr, and Mrs J c Fcmql nnd w•th Mrs KeMetb Harris •• c0o CUB SCOUT MIETING Lo DeanRanger " " 12 00 The Jimmy Show bl ~lr and Mrs Estel !foor~ spent hosle-. It will he a Chmtmas Capt~n~ I, tough looking football prospect,s, many last 1\'eekend 10 Kayforcf nnd Ea.il workshop wtth Mrs Goren stans The November Cub Scout Pack I1 00 30' Record 110 Hop CBS N.,tit of them with previous varsity experience bank., w va . "1th reluuvcs bury as de\nonstrator Those at mect•na will be F 2 30 The Big Picture 8 00 Vornlnf, Sbow persuaded their sons not to come out for' I !I ISs! Kar,r, d,•',"ustlhn'' tending are requested to brmg 7 .. 8 00 CBS N~tt'f. r un('ra sc r\lces n , then own supplies for arrange , t thl ' football. This could only have come from r.uy S1mth Gallipolis, Sunday menta Jects will be dlsp 1ayeu 6 oo Saturday News Special 9·55 Mornlnl "~~ N....., 1 ·mlaunderstandmg of what football is or a Mrs E s ,Mills l,ol,.t.ct her , • 1un9. l\ "' 6 15 Football sc_oreboard ·i 10 00 Garry Moore to,ao Arthur. GodfreJ fa11 ure to comprehend whi!l" football' can son mlow nnd daughkr Mr ami The ' UP]\latrtllJs 0, M IT" Pomeroy collect•ng the Cub Scouts n baaket, ep lor 6 30 20th Mr. 0 0 Pollcrson Hulland food for GoldenCentury ?layhowe •111301 S~e n ll!ch mean to a boy. Mr. vcn• Soul•bv " ""''"" ' Ohnptcr, 186. OES, w•ll hold •••dy lamtlies 7730 00 Perry Mason Show 12·00 News at No011 12 10 Katlel!l• 14Jmanac I I b II sI anenster, '""" thotr regular Mn· the Duchess We feel that a special mention might be So this year, lest we sec somethmg like the to M:•;r Temple, mcctmg Tuesdolat the evening 98 30 oo D•ck \iale &Storm Show made this year at the banquets Of the parents Galllpolfs grid tragedy happen here, let U<. was the wet k1 nn WH st of M wit'• Mrs !'lrr•·tl Tracl " hos 9 30 Ha"" Gun wm Travetl 12.15 Love of Life who stand solidly behind the desire of their b th and M•' Gilbert Sloc l•tr tes, 1 here w•ll be an exchange 10 oo Gur,smoke' 12 30 Search for To,rrow 0 bo t Ud I remem er e parents of the boys who plit Mn lloy Jooes sprnt Ihe wee!. of $,I 00 gtfts f 10 30 ou clal DetecUve 12'45 G'Jidlng Uabt YB par pate n What many older peo- up with late dinners, llred muscles, mltablc end m Sl Alball<l wtlh Mr '"" A'll'&ND SHRINE MEETING r.; 11 10 Up-to-the-mmute News J·OO Katie'• Kitchen pie call a "dangerous" game Mothers especl· tempers d Mr, Stcwo1r1 :Ill'• c. E Neue, nast worthy 11 10 The Late Show 11 I 30 Aa the World Turlll ally In mllfly instances struaaJe thro ~• th an anx e y over games lost They Mr ""' Mrs Joho How':'l .nd h1gh piieltesl and supreme cha~r 2 00 l!eot lbe CII!Ck oo u,.., e have a round of applause coming tao M" Ellen naer 1v." Sunday mmi of malormJ oblect.ve, Mrs •2 30 Bouseparty Kuch as Lions, ElkJj pollee, Jaw clmn.:·r h'tlrsts or '1 1.. Hcl ~n RtewM't l(tt\Vklns worthy h1gh 3.00 Big PIU'ofi ynrs, nunes and Rotarian!' Ao Nt oi S ( of Pom£•rO) Jlllt'Stcss anrl 1\.trs Charles Bt'n 3,30 The Verdict II VoliN other entitled "Cool llotrod · hns llr ami Mr.. llill \Vlo~tloe1< an~ ' ""!f. 'Worthy guttlo members or 10 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 4·00 Brilhter Day gone a lnn11 way toward lakin~ Mn Edison Hubbard was the duu ght<'l Lvnn pi No1Jot1! Vn, Mnry Shrine a7. Whtte Shrine 10 SO Look Up & Uve 4.10 Secret Storm <~lme of the •team Dot of lfOn hostess to the Sunshine MakerR a e visiting ut Ute hunw ~r .Mr of Jerusalem tlttcnded a m eetin;o~: ll·OO United Natlona in AcUon DRe drivers 4·30 Edge of Nlthl II'SO Camera Three Sadl1 enough, the star of !he Class or the Plolhyterlan Churrh rd ~In tlnrl HnhbaHI '-f~ lVhlt· orr !toeklng Valley Shrine 61, 5:80 .Mystery Thea!N 12 00 Lot'o Take A Trip show Is not alway, around to Jn the annex of the church Fri~ ~c:: k hu~ ll.!'i~ ntly ilct!n dlf{.Churg Th\lrsday ev.chmg M.Js Nease 1 SO Your Esao lleporiW I= 30 Wild Bill Hickok see his Dwn pln·up portralls In day eve nlna. Nov tiJ The mrct cd from lhe u .s Navy alter g.1vc u v<'rv wtcrestmg talk on 6 45 Sports parade lng was opened with a hymn and se~vlng the pn.:;t 11 n ~l'ars They the mutertal obJccttve, whteh 18 i(OO TBA these bitt of film that start oul 6.111 Weathermu , I· U Football Klekoft' with sucb amuhlng results Sey lfn~ George Schnetder rend the ha\e rented the A 0 Lee plnee~ for churttable purposes 7'00 uave It To Beaver Mrs Nottle Meeks and Murvm DUV TO MilT 1.30 Profe18lonal Football moor often focusea h1a camera devollonals Plans wore made for 7:30 Robin Hood The Daughters of Umon Vet· 4·45 CBS Newa on the oar ahead, when the driv- the annual f.hrlstmas dmner and Bud1 1n,m of Hutland spl!nt Sun 8·00 Bums and Allea er looks as though he'! h•aded party to be held on Dec 6 Mrs oav wtlh Mrs M1•t k'• son nnrl erans Will meet Monday ntlht nl 5:00 See II Now 8·30 Talent Scoull for trouble. And he bas bel'n Herman London received a btrlh- daughter In l•w Mr "~ Mrs 6 30 for a potluck supper at the 8 00 Star Performance 9 00 Dani!J Tbomaa D 1\ v Hall Quarterly birth 8.30 Allllle Oatley ~nown to aim his own car direct· day gilt and Mr& Hubbard was Gilbert Smllmr awarded the lrovellng basket Mrs Air• D 1' Summ<rf1rld or ncar days wtll be observed 7.QII Lllsaie 11 at a tr111, wltb lens !atth(ully 8,iHI DuPont Tb.u,r 7:10 Bachelor Father recordlnr tlte preliminary stages Robert While and Mrs London Chcstor spent the 11rekend wllh 11:00 tlpotl).th~Mimtle Ne-. read articles On "Thanksgiving" ~lr and Mrs flt·rln rt Porker AUXILIARY MEET IN~ 8:00 Ed SUWVIII Show of a bead·Oll-aoab-to whleh he 11·05 setnalnclht adda !ootap of lbe actual <ar The meeting closed w!th the clnss JtoheJ t lfa)cs and friend of The Auxtllary of the Feeney. 1.00 <iE Tlteatre 11:10 Tlte lAte ShC!Y • repeating the "Lords Prayer" Columbus vl!lted over tne week Bennett Post No 128, American amuhed IJIIDII lbe tree, for a attending were Mrs llub· end with Mr nnd Mrs Carion Legion, wijl meet Monday mgbl eomtitte ~e...adlmont or the Those ban!, Mrf. London, Mra Schneid- liA\cs al lhe Legion Hnl~ lteldant. er, Mra IWhlte, Mro Robert•flar- M 1 M Tho n Wllllopts TUISDAY MfiTINCI, , St)IIIOUf b~UeveJ that baclc den, Mro.Jllc,Jr Harr!~ Mn Donaltl And r10 ~"'cot~~hus ';; spl!lldfng 1 101111 and aJahi drivJna top tho Lisle, &Ira Pe1rl McBride, Mrs d vaeltl9fl with _,, par~nt. "'"' The 'toyal l!erea'nl Clais Will list of lalal rielor~ Ilia &latlon Dlek Winebrenner, llrs La~trenoo in'd 'lo!rt c. H Willian~~, -' ' nooet Tlll!sil~y at>.!M Church of ta:811 sip 011 Henry fl~h.,. Is v 191 tl~a."'b\s tfir!St .tilb the men 01 ,t)l,o ,c1a1• w.,nn, e111 often bt a.. n prowl· Diddle. Mlu Gertnld~ Duffy, Mrs !:oo All s~ MOtte ~un.. ' a! the hoSl$ lor the eve~ng; ll)i about tli~u ...,oQdary hlnh· Donqld Coltrill and Mrs <1borl01 '<KI!Hton•'ln (lejllrnbas UO lll~le' Time Mrs flele" Wouel and~® llbn " , _ ,I ·', · Wtfl (fa, ~ "'' amall hour.,_ Blake f 00 ~ $111 Golf Com!nr bere tor !be funeral of or Co\umbu~ spent su nda' with Mr~ carl Zelkli In ltartfOrtt. an4 011 a~li bad night he has O:Of) fllou;.O ScOrtbo~ 1 Mrs. tar Ji\tca wore Mr add Iter •bier, •Mill. llaym! !!~Jiles lt!rs RoPer! ~ol(leln tp<l daplll>ololra uil to ffvo rataltlle• ~:ab &itur~ Newe Review "AIJ,ho~a speed I• a factor," Mr& .Mil'IOb Wallets and Mrs MaTIJeresn• and •SUBie, &h~f~t',ltil~l~f. ,llulbto:' ' W. Y•. spent • 0:48 Pe~onal Pt'ofUe bt.llfl, "11:'1. ~ 11\lBIIkes people rle itO)Qullt, Wa1hln~on, ll. C; ot Mr aild Mts. ltiOhar!( arct1 ' !fa$ \li(ifi ~,\)\··~ W C. Ed e.llO Theie OUf Clilltlnn • ' · ~' ai llj~ • • · rather than Mr. WUIWn Jenkll't, Byesville, 0 have ret\irrttd to 1Ae1r hollle fl:o~l l>a(r~s ' 4·80 Play of the Week •peed tlaelf, that result Ill " Mr. and Ml'f. Carl ~tir:kwOI'III, Net.r the Ma90n'CI•hl0: wllale tH~y 'M!M: · ~r. md lllrt Loll'tlll Wlqgett Totl Sherlock lfolmes many dbutera. • Concord, Mr and Mra Mtllard confined a few days by Ulness and Ruth visited Saturday in Col· 7.11 )I '" ~ Duckworth and while here they Mrs Wilham Zorkle and chll· u'mbus with Mr and )!Irs Frank , 8·00 Cowltiy Muel~ Jubilee en Lovett, Norwood, lin Fredo dren •pent Sunday wtth Mr and Brlchl I llpeclflc Ullrdl Seymour ha< Barre and aon, Berrie, Wyom10g, 1:00 lAwrence Welk ngte<l on lh"' nocturnal prowls Oblo, and Mr ond Mrs walter 10:111! ~· WlllMe ~ew ll!'t OUI4Jte4ll!fns that are lnvls!- Duckworth and While here ethey :o.lti MtYII•.W' N'OWi ble In lbe ~ lllo many tlgno visited wiJb Vn. Dora Duckworth 10:30 20th CeniUJ'Y The~er II .....,.., lnltr11etioas; on~ ond famUy. 13':~ Sip Off alma OYOrll'Own Wlth tollage. '{be ~lea <;tw ot lbe Asbury "U.Jt, lljp~~d rlilroad nit!. Metltodlal Oltureh mot In the c'-11 tit lb: al fault,'' he church (tU' lhelr Novembor meet· ·~· '"l'11117 uld trim away Ina on thursdll.l' evening, Nov 22 U:lt SliD 0tfio ov~rii'Q~ and IDitall rellec· Mra. Jolt,~ Bowen, Mrs VJrrll Tea IJ:Gq Pal.tlt r.or Todll.l' live tl~ tQt Clll be aeen easily fotd 111!1 &!las Eleanor Roboon 12:80 ' Elwood Glbbl 1 at nliht.• ware ho~lesllls and also conducted l:OO Ol'al R'berU ADd hi ""tla thai tho sleepy a ~roll'•'!!· IOIIIon lllttnboro ond 1:31) lntemaUonll Playhotlpe driver ia .;~ th•n tbe drunt fll!etl s attondlng w~re Martba 2•00 T..be llli Plclu:e .Liver. Whfrtll the 4rvnk'a ¥oote, ~l)f)' Dally, lfA!en Ncaae, 2:11 TV Sliacla1 Seliool ~~ Opal 1Jalle7. Paul IQpe~ Jean; fl'anttc ant,t~ live som, warnJ.og, IOQet, CMtoll Norrl-, Kathleen 3 OQ .Jolin ijqpklqo File 3 30 Den Pike the tellof' wbo (1111 asleep •I ~anctl, ~\by 1 Fl'!lllcea, Vera 4'011 Coller~ . No"' Conlouaee Ute wiiHI ~VQ none. Vaq. Ktter, tleuor )!p~son, Ken· 4:30 Pa~l Wlncbell Show Jbil stmout'4, "Ji!Ueat rqret fte.\1 WIUIJII, SJlfll ZWUlint; 1:00 tewa.~ · b the l~et ~ tvtl'Y motorist W'lllda IIIIer Dorothy Winebrenner S:JO T1te Grealeel Sin '11URI ~ t t=•e driver, be- Ad1'l'a11 Si,yre, Brenda Sayre, Oa C·oo SWIUIIer'l S.made cauoe ht .., dt Pd on the oth· Jkltnn. Crnlal Davl,, Helen 'l'la· 8.15 Newa ~~ f,Uow: to lOY courtell)' fori!, A~tU 'l;uford, Sua,le Teaford, 1·80 OlJeo Kid on the ro~d. Troy z*iii!or, Rev George Dovls, 7:00 I Spy lf•1be "~'' IIlLI 'l'~ld needs " Howard Coiirt, John M Bllwen 7·10 Maverick more "lrotlbl~ shooters Uko Jim ljobert Floua·a~, Franklin Rizer: · J;!an0 i!trenner, Joyce C01e, iNGINEIR CHARG!ID Dpol)l , and Kathryn Slack i~ Tlit a¥J~ CJ"' of Asbury ~ Ch~roh entertlllnQd bif\¥~ party for lltelr John Bowen In U1e r~~~~'~· pi ~ e~l!!l;b 'l'hur• dl,y" eve . ¥rL 'owen wu • He s.aw the tale of the years of her life All wrapped In t&e smile on her face, He caught a gllnt)lle of the llmp of her broken dreams And vow~d each line he'd erase. ~10 G~e llacKIIIII~ ~"" 10:10 Tc!~~ Conuwid Perform· average daily s.ales. , During the four·week pQI'lOd ended last Saturday, sales were 3 per cent lower than m the like period a year earlier. All but two of the major metropo1Jta9 areu In the District reported s•lus below the year-ago levef4, ranging from 2 per cent in CiJ!cfnnatl to 16 per cent in Springfield L~x· lngton scored a 2 per cept gain from the year-ago week and Cleveland held even with a year ago. Let Us Not Forget Parents, Especially Mothers, Duril 0ur A41Und ~- 01 Football Banquets Honoring Loco/ Gri 'ders We like thousands of other communities autumn months flabtJng worry, nerves and J. football bover thet nation, II'& approaching me anque rouu , Rutland Jumped t be gun with thetr event They were ao proud of the 1957 Uttle Buckeye Champs !!Jere was no Waiting. Eastern has feted Its boys at the Farmers' Hotel ill Galllpolls. Yet to come are Pomeroy 11nd Middleport Banquets Every team, ita coaches, and Its admlnt.. triiiJve people that support lt are deaervlng of the honors that we accord them. Win lose ' ' or draw on their the boys who play merit appreciation of the fa111. Nlnety.nlne percent of the younastet1 ben"'nl headland • a• butt1Jt1 shouldera will never make anything of l their financially They nlay th I experiences f '"•'I or e ove or 119.,... and !or the e1teem of 11!elr fellow students, and for little else. She found another and wed, his years were lonely Jnatead; One year she carne back and they soon met Rl!aln. WSAZ -TV ehon,teltt Tf4ditiont~lHon..Cooperation May Go Out WJndow When Hlltcl Facts Of Dollars, Cents, Are Figured on Sewers Retail merchants are being cheered by the unexpected big JulllP in sales the past week througbout t~e ~ of tbe Fourth District serviced by the Fede~~ Reserve J)aak of Cleveland,. Although salet by Fourth District departmont st~e• last week were 4 per cent below a year ago, Jut week's s.ales showed a substantial rise from the previous week. Tbe advance was greater than seaaonally eJpected and from the adjulted ihdex of weekly sales recovered to 117 per cent of 1947-49 LOST TO M£ FOBEVEit The quarreled and came to the.partlng of.wqs, Though 11 hurt they would netther gJVe m; , ~any Sentli!el, Pomeroy·Mld41•port, 0., Nov. 2S1106t 9Hate.ntating, Editorially ••' I ·l I MlildlejliiJl ; Ct~~lolll )8ullt Kitchens ' '' ' 11 Daily w. on~ SfiOt On Your WHTN..,r'( ~_l•~no"' 1~· 0.1113 .. Sltut'day .r, x.., '•lJIPl VALUES GOING UP, UP and UP Sullllay-Oannel13 • II v·DEdwards �' .. ' I I .' { Run Flour. Footured '' In Publieation SPORTS DESK SuP.r Rub Flour Mill of Pom· Is feaiiU'ed In a <over ston of the Broil.. Vlewo, 1 house orol Dr. Salsbury'• Lab1oraf(111es at Chfrles City, Ia. lasue or the pui' is called to ol U!e P. m~ er~y NEll.. IHStttAN'Clt' t FOB WE. BJisT!. tANY TYPE! See "' Call FOR QNt.Y ' FIRe', . Selection. lleeordll <' How would you like to buy wonderful gifts for every member iii ~ family without the slightest strain on ~our ~J You call do it nelt yeal' if y<1u JOIN OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS CLUB . I ,tlQINNING DECEMBER Ut. ' YO.U. MAY S~V£ FROM !SeA Weelt ap to UUIG AWeek. lijQ .. We Pay 1% lateres& On {our S-villp r~wers Fresh _ l)!ct First National BASKETBALL SOORES . APtlfle~I !le: and RACINE .Of RACINE B~nk· omo' .·~;.t:. l Bueb FM-Bra(es (Contlllllf!l F10111 ,.., Oowll Rhodes declared. "Onb' reqpltt mont Is that their parents arc not able to Pill' lor the tostly expenoe that so often is lovolvetl ~retUni ... are their children walking." lo • 1 tiit _;EVER·LEVEL AIR RlDEI --~~~-------·----"'!1'--- ,--1-------------- .Jiol4 ~- llallbttlel'l-.:n-.Y•J oa At. Wlth the ~.,t. . j ~ ' (ConHnutd PIOIII P... ~I. fi~t Idea. ,1. baP,pened to be "'"~ wu ~lnd . of trap- .. ' r'I ' !'PO'~- '""" belqg lookou.t," ·M"f_,., ~Y'S'";· ~ haoty s.l•· ·~·t ·s~w For Holltfiyt ' · Mondty lh,.ugh SatUfll!er t to$ P.M. Evenlnr By Appointmellt· 105 E. 2M St. reallte!l, ·howevu. he · iulliy w!lb' Shain by !<1"~ :•:••. !"'~!' lj!Yplved Ill t~e1 event be had lclupd' work Cfiober probatii!D• he jobo arounq. ,If•'J'd bUIIg, ·~to ll w~s I~. ' bj, llrat wu- pll!Ced on ~~~liqn ~pllq, C. !lall!ll l!lld re, Cll~t~dy, of hiS par· If you have repair problfl.ll• around your home iutJ.·get in touch,with u and we will be &lad to solve them for you ... PomtNY Phone 269-M Town and Cou.ftt')' . i ' Winter Tires '' • -""' ..,.J,._• .Ptt T~.w lll..t SEAT COV£RS $15.00 .•' IT·. -WOULD ' Anti-Freele GUII'IIIteed Year Arotmd Pro~ll Wl Test Your Radiator On Yput Car :( • \ ' o ' ' ' ·~ f .. I Floqra u-rt ana ~queakyf Jult i:i fel .. louchwillt ualol:'rr.. Nlitnott·~, ltAY. YQ~ TO, LOOK " . '•.' UP ONE . or . , ftooring. MUFFLERS 11d TAIL PIPES ·INStllliD *'' ud 11 Voil BA TI'ERIIS *GATES FAN BBL'fS *AC SPARK PLUGS and OJL nt.T-118 Let V• Sert'lee 1'0111' €tit' · TOP "$" IOWLPJ P. Cllllord "'' Duddlftl H. .!f.hlo 18Q 171 1l6 S. Weal· ~· cYT!~I: l eon· I - . -POL-IC-~-Pl'"'.-PM-I""SI:­ JriONTREAL 1JP-~or Sarto Fournier promliled today th,ro wUI bo 110Uce prtlteJion ot ~ol100 ~tr.dll!!ll. l;!t!:, 1 tp:. II!• oil• llor toolblll ....., ~~ ~ ' 7~ 1~ WILLIAMSON OIL CO. . FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR I ' PIIU WDIIamiOD W. IWN ·t'l. . • , ..,.. ~lOY ' -, ..,. I ,,.... ll I' I-':' ,I; I ; ' llfellal$ol ef· ' ....... . .. BA~Y CREDJfl' TERMS CA.N• BE ARRAN,~Jt.9:. : .. �' .. ' I I .' { Run Flour. Footured '' In Publieation SPORTS DESK SuP.r Rub Flour Mill of Pom· Is feaiiU'ed In a <over ston of the Broil.. Vlewo, 1 house orol Dr. Salsbury'• Lab1oraf(111es at Chfrles City, Ia. lasue or the pui' is called to ol U!e P. m~ er~y NEll.. IHStttAN'Clt' t FOB WE. BJisT!. tANY TYPE! See "' Call FOR QNt.Y ' FIRe', . Selection. lleeordll <' How would you like to buy wonderful gifts for every member iii ~ family without the slightest strain on ~our ~J You call do it nelt yeal' if y<1u JOIN OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS CLUB . I ,tlQINNING DECEMBER Ut. ' YO.U. MAY S~V£ FROM !SeA Weelt ap to UUIG AWeek. lijQ .. We Pay 1% lateres& On {our S-villp r~wers Fresh _ l)!ct First National BASKETBALL SOORES . APtlfle~I !le: and RACINE .Of RACINE B~nk· omo' .·~;.t:. l Bueb FM-Bra(es (Contlllllf!l F10111 ,.., Oowll Rhodes declared. "Onb' reqpltt mont Is that their parents arc not able to Pill' lor the tostly expenoe that so often is lovolvetl ~retUni ... are their children walking." lo • 1 tiit _;EVER·LEVEL AIR RlDEI --~~~-------·----"'!1'--- ,--1-------------- .Jiol4 ~- llallbttlel'l-.:n-.Y•J oa At. Wlth the ~.,t. . j ~ ' (ConHnutd PIOIII P... ~I. fi~t Idea. ,1. baP,pened to be "'"~ wu ~lnd . of trap- .. ' r'I ' !'PO'~- '""" belqg lookou.t," ·M"f_,., ~Y'S'";· ~ haoty s.l•· ·~·t ·s~w For Holltfiyt ' · Mondty lh,.ugh SatUfll!er t to$ P.M. Evenlnr By Appointmellt· 105 E. 2M St. reallte!l, ·howevu. he · iulliy w!lb' Shain by !<1"~ :•:••. !"'~!' lj!Yplved Ill t~e1 event be had lclupd' work Cfiober probatii!D• he jobo arounq. ,If•'J'd bUIIg, ·~to ll w~s I~. ' bj, llrat wu- pll!Ced on ~~~liqn ~pllq, C. !lall!ll l!lld re, Cll~t~dy, of hiS par· If you have repair problfl.ll• around your home iutJ.·get in touch,with u and we will be &lad to solve them for you ... PomtNY Phone 269-M Town and Cou.ftt')' . i ' Winter Tires '' • -""' ..,.J,._• .Ptt T~.w lll..t SEAT COV£RS $15.00 .•' IT·. -WOULD ' Anti-Freele GUII'IIIteed Year Arotmd Pro~ll Wl Test Your Radiator On Yput Car :( • \ ' o ' ' ' ·~ f .. I Floqra u-rt ana ~queakyf Jult i:i fel .. louchwillt ualol:'rr.. Nlitnott·~, ltAY. YQ~ TO, LOOK " . '•.' UP ONE . or . , ftooring. MUFFLERS 11d TAIL PIPES ·INStllliD *'' ud 11 Voil BA TI'ERIIS *GATES FAN BBL'fS *AC SPARK PLUGS and OJL nt.T-118 Let V• Sert'lee 1'0111' €tit' · TOP "$" IOWLPJ P. Cllllord "'' Duddlftl H. .!f.hlo 18Q 171 1l6 S. Weal· ~· cYT!~I: l eon· I - . -POL-IC-~-Pl'"'.-PM-I""SI:­ JriONTREAL 1JP-~or Sarto Fournier promliled today th,ro wUI bo 110Uce prtlteJion ot ~ol100 ~tr.dll!!ll. l;!t!:, 1 tp:. II!• oil• llor toolblll ....., ~~ ~ ' 7~ 1~ WILLIAMSON OIL CO. . FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR I ' PIIU WDIIamiOD W. IWN ·t'l. . • , ..,.. ~lOY ' -, ..,. I ,,.... ll I' I-':' ,I; I ; ' llfellal$ol ef· ' ....... . .. BA~Y CREDJfl' TERMS CA.N• BE ARRAN,~Jt.9:. : .. �• I '' • Civil Air Patrolt;tr·gani~Hons . . .Jury Starts On Evidence lri To Aid In Tracking Satellit~ MurderCaseAsCorpseNever TRAILERS The ~al'lh may be sltaped 'lllte NOVEIIBER '111E CONDITII)N an egg. Well perhaps not quite WILL BE BI.ACK AND WlllTE '. like an egg- more between an Thl! message indlcoles that egg and a spiwre And then araln all satellite passes over the Unlf. could be the earth was fiat oil ed Statee durln,ll November 6 ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 Wavwly, Ohto, ch~11ler~ stuc' with 7G new and used trailera 1• to 1!0 ft., aloo 10 wtdea. Tw llld three bedrooms, natlona!l. known matts The lowest posalblo lonna anywhere. Drive little and a.~e a lot. These ar well worth JOUr trip Thla i your LAST shoppmg place, ~ COl!IO prepared to deal. Fall fm deUvery. Mo,ve in lomor row. Anythlnf of value Ia trade. 1,lr~~~~~!t::~r; !!I LiliA, 0. UP - A jury ol 10 men and two women vla,lted the hOme of Ralph Foroythe Friday as one of the most unique murder trla)a Ill tbo city's ht.lory o~ed. tbiaTolime. and 7 the Will day ""' (White) nlcht (Black) Oi" lint Formhe, to, u chuged with tell the troth lhe WM:Id'o doring and tliero decree murder. He lJ ll'tll!ed top sclenllsts don't really lmow wlU be no vlalble paaaes tbat ot illllng Charles Conner lui Aq. exactly what shape the earth lo can be photographed !10. No trace of Conner or hiJ bocl1 to the nth degree necmary I~ Where sreen (visible beeauoe of have been found ' 121) Real Estate guiding and plotting lbe COlli"• reflected Usht) or red (YUible•be· Proseeutor Anthony J, Bowen Pomeroy-HOUSE apptaised ot of an intercontinent,al balljstlc cauae the objeet is sel!·l...,lnousl told the jury be would prove by passes ue predicted the date will teoUmoqy from at lull three wit$540 00, anotraer appraised at mts!llt, for mstance be given with reference to the lici'Ra that Fon)'(he abol and $2MO 00 SALE 10 A. M. Nov According to Norton G9Qdjrln, patb of tbe object 18 It fntenects Jdlled epnner In an lf/IUIIlfDt over ember 30 for appraised value or to the h<ghest bidder Ollltea of secretary-treasurer ol the Soclet· the toth patallel or Latitude .a.i a milalll8 guo at the concluilon of a drlllklll8 W'IY celebralil!/1 O'Brien and O'Brten, Pomeroy. of Pbotorraphlc Sctenllols and follows · WAVERLY MOilLE "14 NOV soiA! GI!EEN 0826 Cnnner'a 37th birthday. Phone 452 1122·3tc Enilncers, the aoclety Ia engog· HOME SALES od in organizing a "phototrlclt" WEST 1123 DEGREES 0530 EST Bowot• aald be would Introduce U. S. Hlghwoy 21 program on a nation-wide lluio o:n lliGII" , , evidenct' to ahow that ronythe ILU WUD which utUimately will auppl)' Thl,• mesoage would be a pre· drove to·Cadiz where wltllan Un· WAVIILY, OHIO inlo\omallon. dlotlon tllat on November If lt\elltllled woll\lll CODij>llnlort wu Mr Goodwin emph&Blzed .lbiJ eartfl. ~itellltt M·A·I woul4 mat~ f' today cartography the wqtld over. a viJible ~ias acro~l the UJ\IIcd \.i0151. in the Soviet Union "well oa .,l,n States ,rroiSIDg t,he 40th puallel . • Sleeping rooms. Phone 388·Y 10' fd~. ..._.. the united Stites. Ia ba!ed on :• at ~:86 a. m. at a Jubpoiilt ~.8 WTestillg " · •· . 11·22-latp. , series of "educatod /IU..!tl ,., to degreel 'wear of ~reenlrief. qo -. the exaet eonlt/IUratloo qf•t~e hudlrtr of 1123 degree$ ~d at en ' · ' earth." u 1.! true, he suo, jha\ w~ altit~de· qt 510 mUea. Thlll~tn . ,PfTJlllll!IGH UP ·_ Weallnl· 2,U~~rlinenta, rooms bat!la1 close 4Inand to 3town. Canwcth be ' - · · · 01111' know the earth actually t• ·~ el· matfog m'Y !if. mar~e~ oq • ltaiiJ ' hou~ mectrte Col'por1tlon old tOIIIed also u a one lamlly "';~~=-========~I : llpaold rather than a apbere' , ~t patent.pvarlay on ~ I~ N"atlonal tile' Df'l' s~t~~lvhtg IJidex en· d,..lllilg Very mce condition (24) For Sale or rode •o far there has been no me'llJ Geo*'~i!ltle, S,.Ciety nlap PI !I!• 111)unced tlxl111 will mean u Ill· for further Jn!ormatton <all tor accurately determlnltil , tge Unlte4 ,S"tea a~d lbere ·~••81'1· cioa~e in WBIOI lor Ill 1to,OOO 232 or wrtlt Box 1!1, Pomeroy, exact shape of this elllpa~ , ed to local ozl~ulh and elevatJoQ employe,_ Oblo. 11·22·31< 6 Coon Hou'!d Pups 3 months old, .•,. i.. lnfllflllallon tbrill!&b ~·· of the -sourly workers wUI l'el;elve an to ••II or trade for guns or roh Tile "phototrack" tecbhlqir, Na~OD!I Geollfll>ble . Society'~ 111~1!11 of one cent an hour and f'!ll - JSXIIInaton Laddero, bit ltounw. Roy Arms, MJDera· which will be used by the aoei,ty "ntell)(e IInder." . '. ' 'aabll~ employel '" lncrelle of llcalfolcl 8oarda, llrop Cltllhl. ville, 0 lt·23·31c tn connection witb the lni<H'no· tach oatelllte will be clyen a on•hiU of one per cent. ~t4s YUher, lltddleport. tlonal Geopily,Jcal Year proil'lm code deJI11'~tlon. For •~stance The ,Jnereaec wiU eoat the comF~~i~X IIIU - the •alelllte program of lh< the ,fOC~I put of ,Spldnlk I t. paay ~,11!)0 a yeu. IGY to be speetllc-IS ~xpeete,d to lmoWII a• 67,A-J. Tile 1 utelij~ , . _...._,__ __ Five ·~m hou;;- nem Rutland. NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT .£: · Jtledtlelty, aood road Phone latoto of ""'" I. Word DtctaMd orovide the mean a for jan~l~al· IW!If It kfl!lwn ai 57 A-2. Tbe Mabel Hoaue, Rutland 2-4932. ly accurato measurenlent <il' lh• . . ~~ ,,uaalelca , n a~teUite la ' k . nowq . Notice Ia hereby given that •• ...~ rl II 20 8te George H Prall whoae Post Offl~e 'arlh'J surlaoe as 'well al J~ address b Rutland, Ohio baa !let~ rormatlon as to the shape anoi ;et- Tile Jof"wt will ·ba broadwt fJSeU Trailer 111'" lleut of Middle- duly appointe~ Exe<utor of the 'cct ot Its aravltatlonal 1tlelcj.,,. ov,i lllt CAP NatiOI!a)IJeidquar· port, Get luc1.tod befo'r• muddy Estote of Flora E. Ward, deceased, Dr. Francis J Heyde't <ll~ ter1 ra<!Jo ,alatiOn I~ Wuhln(ton, 0 VP (VIetor Papa Zero) on mo l8D' lfilliiid burto you. Pbone 9~63. late of Meigs County, Ohio, nlv~nuy klloO)'l:lea at u,ol>, 2000 1 ~'d ;100 ,_, . liliiJU Royn•ld!, Reyoold'a Dal!'! Dated this 7th day of Novombor •f IJ!e Georgetown ~bservalory, 181d that tbl• 'lp· houre fl, 8 and , 9,;. ,m.) , dally. ·. DAYTON, o. UP_ Charles .f. lltOre,' Hiddlepcrt, Ohio. 1907. tormat<on would ''be wol't~ '!Ia llh8J will be r.e-1»'0adaul om Xetlolitil lnvelttor of the. aelf 10 2 8llt John C. Bacon welgbt In platinum, now. • tbe Cl,vll Air PatioI win1 (alate}_ J·•·r ~~~ automozu.,, e"•J ,,,. The aocielr whlcb l!u t\ofu• .... "'"''" or DJ ..., ~I ROOM' HOUSE . ' 2 ballhs, com· Judge ol the Probate court 0l<,J, .,_, _4Sq!l ~ ~f olllh! and dleael IOCGmoUve, aald Meigs County, Obi~ 800 regular members, all b~llll net. Jetely furnbil od. Good neigh· (Ill t• 23 3tc ltalned, hope& o~ch metnbtr i'l~l 4461.8 k locyq., dllllill tltal POr ~i)i that th~ '1\~aallll sue· ' ~. ' or~ood. Close ln. Must bo •oon maintain 1 "phototrack" !'~Ill ' t)on or, the, .~ • ~r each>~_., celii!UI .-t,elllte· JaunelllDIIII were roa~o~lblc famtly Call ;R T' Th01e alaUons m•st he tl~fj~ Ilona! b~ajlc,aat, · ' · · • ilo" IUrt>tfH .t'c! him, Weal. 93l·Y li·ZS•3tc at a United Stales Coast ·•11' Anyone iwllhl·' ,.11!0 receiver ln.ftet; tbe IIOofi!U'"\\d ~~:~-~~~ ~ ~. tbt lfpe, -~-~ 1m..-. II lndlllll'lallat iald It wu ''' delIc Sprvey Trlangu ••op.; ~ ~· "abort wave" wlilc• re~lvts In of •oar tclenllatal'· th41 we Help Wont~ LIG~l. Norte• lion or eortifled off..tsci?a"i.!.~re the t.ooo to Moo tJ!ooycle bat1d ret a lllolllte IJI,tbe· air nrat. more than 100,000 u o,: ~'It:'0' wllj '.be ollie to ~~,.. the fore· " It· aeema tlttlln ' the laat ~ii:~~~~i!NiTf~~ MARGARET ROUSH. WhOII 1<. place of rooldenee 11 uolcbowlt, I• f)'latlon Stations in the 1/•"''~ cUll. , • 1 nu>ntlla OUI' cr.a1 epunlty rcapoolible wbo wants to hereby noLI!Icd that on the 9111 diy s ale' " Private cltlzeDI 'IIIIo have ae· drapped almoat ogmJIIetely 1 operate bls own bwtnesa and of November, 1907, lf<i\VAIUJ The oocleti to•:ay appealed Ito · ceai to the recelvint altbl · bel:auae aell Nationally. Advertised Wat· ROUSII, being plalnttll, Rlild hlt ~Ina Producta Prolltabie loca· P<tllion agalnot her as defendant the Olvll Air Patrol for aid ' I~ eqalptb;~•;•;t~~j~j*j~~:j~d;<'ta,;; tu we .~n~l":alilout '"llegailve llly available Immediately. No in tho Court of Common Pleas, flllhlng tracking date · to : ·Ita IPOI the (rbe • Investment required Car or Mel~• County, Ohio, t:;ase No. 12,· "Pholotraek' staUons on I dally h!lill truck neccuary. For de· 623, praying for ~lvorce from the baab. The CAP maintain• lbe' p•· ably lalla write Gilmore Snair, 13~ oald Margaret Rouih on the tion'a largest dlaclpllned: non· there ' St. Lancaster, Ohio. of Wilful Absence of laid nlilltary radto communlqllliM the network-more than 10,000 J&~fu~~~,-----"'''.J;••Ieoclantlrom said .., ohe•yeat vl~~ ~tf¥~rs J • neglect of doty, Tile pr!_.-.. n wid work A ble praya that he be education and control of Dav· way T~e Snllthlonlan Aslrophr, '"'"''"1u Rouob, <htld of the par· sl<al OMervatory Will telephone tlos hereto and lo1 other proper tile trocklng ln!ormatlou to Civil (20)Buslness Servir.ee relic! Said cAuse will be lor hear· Air Patrol National Head<tuarter> tn Washlngtnn eaeh day This In· For Housl Bulldlng.::---Nctgler's lng ·m or alter the 24th dny of formation will tndlcate whether a Docembcr A. D 1957 lilciDe, Ohio. Pbone 3604. satellite will pa81 over the United Howard Roush 11 14 3tc states a~d whether or not condl· Crow 1o Qr9w ltona will ~rmll Ill track to lie RADIO • TEU!VISIOll !ERVICI!, Altorneye lor Platnllll Phone 200. Cleland A~pllance Ql1) 11. 18, 23, {12) 2, 9, 16, 23, 71c photogtaphed. A typical toremt will read 11 Ston. IU W. MaiD SL, Pomero1 ...... i.......,_... . . ......, f: w lr":l'l1" •. r ..... =-:-:=-== --- HeiiNlo f20""', G11 t'urnaCfl oonveroiOD buruu $40.00. Pbone 6128>11'. 10.7·6llo S""'"' lllleltolu• and Clarjpet for Sale. Call 11481 lletore 8 a. 11. or after 4 ; . n1. 10 16 Otic _....,__,____ TMCT04upcr 101 Masse] )!arrb with plowJ. In acod coo· dttlon. Contact Kenijelil Wollo or phone a1f2: Racine, Ohio. fDIIOW5, LEGAL NOTICI RIAL IITATI SALI "'liE The S»vatjon Mt!IY, ~ Second . "'" FOI.I.OWING ARE SAT· ELUTE PHOTOTRACK ACQ'IJJS. Oilers will be received up to ITION FORECA$TS FOR Tll\1 II 00 A M on Wednesday. Dec PERIOD SIX THROUGH SEVIN 4, 19~7 ol the office of Wetistor & Fultz, Altorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio lor the two story frame dwelling located on East ;~atn Street, Pom croy, Ohio, In the name of Walter Lottrldge All olfcro subject t~ the approval ol the Court. 'lit Flora Steffy' Admlnlotratrlx The sut!lblne Sunday Sch~l ol tho cllale ol Walllr Loll· Clau of tile Muon l!etbodlll rtdgo, dece11cd. 1~~:~;~~~~met in ,reculu etoolon oil 1 nn 23, 27, so, 3tc \1 November Zl, 1 tlill Gladys Thoma. wit~ aaauUn11 ao I eo- Mason Methodl'st Sun$hl'ne Class Meetl'"" Is Held , by ofll: aubmlt! opcnt 1 the cl kltebe.,.· I Sit., Pomeroy, Sundsr l!$,hnol at 10 A 11. 10~d~ 1jY, YPSM EloiSe ~dawa'; !l,loii!)Ms ~peeling 11 A. )!. •a Dl\'tne . smlql parade ' <eouting), Capt. Glenn' Rummel; ' YPL 7 p, M. Sally Landfn, loader; A service ol .T!Wl'!Jal~lng at 7·30 p M, Capt, Glenna Rllm'"Fl, "' The j;adl.. l\Jd has met *tv; erll timet at the- bomo of II~ and will meet wtl!t ' , -·-·::.""" this Tbur!llay ~~·yldJ'~;:.D~~ "WH"W; ~A' l!ilftlf! Re¢ Ii •;;;.;;=;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;t.~;;;;;;~;;;;; I TURKE¥ ·-SR.OGT * I ~ semcemen • house pay K,ettenna •. NOt sr:....! __ J'At ·a, sputtiik' C Legal Notice -Uoed Electric -- '"''" ~--00;- 22311 Co•: uld blood loud Iahome r:~~~~~~~~~~ truck and slalllf In Foroythe'a were type 0, which lJ Conner's type. Delenoe attorney E. S. Nav..-re aald he, would delay ~is openll\1 • atatomenll unUitbe alile pr~nll Ill eue. ~av~e charged . that oeveral willleisea Jiave !!<en contacted and barrasaed. He said one bad no\ been fou~ in responae to a aubpena. ------ A..:. .m l...:.de'xHik'es Legal Notice ~ seen washing his panel truck wltb water !rom a pall Water from the well and taken from the truck have cal hardness, Bower• ~ld. He ' ' ' . ~ ;';\. • I ·St4114141.;.:'N8:""~1, .1.81'1 Farm·. , I• • I' ,J 1 �• I '' • Civil Air Patrolt;tr·gani~Hons . . .Jury Starts On Evidence lri To Aid In Tracking Satellit~ MurderCaseAsCorpseNever TRAILERS The ~al'lh may be sltaped 'lllte NOVEIIBER '111E CONDITII)N an egg. Well perhaps not quite WILL BE BI.ACK AND WlllTE '. like an egg- more between an Thl! message indlcoles that egg and a spiwre And then araln all satellite passes over the Unlf. could be the earth was fiat oil ed Statee durln,ll November 6 ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 Wavwly, Ohto, ch~11ler~ stuc' with 7G new and used trailera 1• to 1!0 ft., aloo 10 wtdea. Tw llld three bedrooms, natlona!l. known matts The lowest posalblo lonna anywhere. Drive little and a.~e a lot. These ar well worth JOUr trip Thla i your LAST shoppmg place, ~ COl!IO prepared to deal. Fall fm deUvery. Mo,ve in lomor row. Anythlnf of value Ia trade. 1,lr~~~~~!t::~r; !!I LiliA, 0. UP - A jury ol 10 men and two women vla,lted the hOme of Ralph Foroythe Friday as one of the most unique murder trla)a Ill tbo city's ht.lory o~ed. tbiaTolime. and 7 the Will day ""' (White) nlcht (Black) Oi" lint Formhe, to, u chuged with tell the troth lhe WM:Id'o doring and tliero decree murder. He lJ ll'tll!ed top sclenllsts don't really lmow wlU be no vlalble paaaes tbat ot illllng Charles Conner lui Aq. exactly what shape the earth lo can be photographed !10. No trace of Conner or hiJ bocl1 to the nth degree necmary I~ Where sreen (visible beeauoe of have been found ' 121) Real Estate guiding and plotting lbe COlli"• reflected Usht) or red (YUible•be· Proseeutor Anthony J, Bowen Pomeroy-HOUSE apptaised ot of an intercontinent,al balljstlc cauae the objeet is sel!·l...,lnousl told the jury be would prove by passes ue predicted the date will teoUmoqy from at lull three wit$540 00, anotraer appraised at mts!llt, for mstance be given with reference to the lici'Ra that Fon)'(he abol and $2MO 00 SALE 10 A. M. Nov According to Norton G9Qdjrln, patb of tbe object 18 It fntenects Jdlled epnner In an lf/IUIIlfDt over ember 30 for appraised value or to the h<ghest bidder Ollltea of secretary-treasurer ol the Soclet· the toth patallel or Latitude .a.i a milalll8 guo at the concluilon of a drlllklll8 W'IY celebralil!/1 O'Brien and O'Brten, Pomeroy. of Pbotorraphlc Sctenllols and follows · WAVERLY MOilLE "14 NOV soiA! GI!EEN 0826 Cnnner'a 37th birthday. Phone 452 1122·3tc Enilncers, the aoclety Ia engog· HOME SALES od in organizing a "phototrlclt" WEST 1123 DEGREES 0530 EST Bowot• aald be would Introduce U. S. Hlghwoy 21 program on a nation-wide lluio o:n lliGII" , , evidenct' to ahow that ronythe ILU WUD which utUimately will auppl)' Thl,• mesoage would be a pre· drove to·Cadiz where wltllan Un· WAVIILY, OHIO inlo\omallon. dlotlon tllat on November If lt\elltllled woll\lll CODij>llnlort wu Mr Goodwin emph&Blzed .lbiJ eartfl. ~itellltt M·A·I woul4 mat~ f' today cartography the wqtld over. a viJible ~ias acro~l the UJ\IIcd \.i0151. in the Soviet Union "well oa .,l,n States ,rroiSIDg t,he 40th puallel . • Sleeping rooms. Phone 388·Y 10' fd~. ..._.. the united Stites. Ia ba!ed on :• at ~:86 a. m. at a Jubpoiilt ~.8 WTestillg " · •· . 11·22-latp. , series of "educatod /IU..!tl ,., to degreel 'wear of ~reenlrief. qo -. the exaet eonlt/IUratloo qf•t~e hudlrtr of 1123 degree$ ~d at en ' · ' earth." u 1.! true, he suo, jha\ w~ altit~de· qt 510 mUea. Thlll~tn . ,PfTJlllll!IGH UP ·_ Weallnl· 2,U~~rlinenta, rooms bat!la1 close 4Inand to 3town. Canwcth be ' - · · · 01111' know the earth actually t• ·~ el· matfog m'Y !if. mar~e~ oq • ltaiiJ ' hou~ mectrte Col'por1tlon old tOIIIed also u a one lamlly "';~~=-========~I : llpaold rather than a apbere' , ~t patent.pvarlay on ~ I~ N"atlonal tile' Df'l' s~t~~lvhtg IJidex en· d,..lllilg Very mce condition (24) For Sale or rode •o far there has been no me'llJ Geo*'~i!ltle, S,.Ciety nlap PI !I!• 111)unced tlxl111 will mean u Ill· for further Jn!ormatton <all tor accurately determlnltil , tge Unlte4 ,S"tea a~d lbere ·~••81'1· cioa~e in WBIOI lor Ill 1to,OOO 232 or wrtlt Box 1!1, Pomeroy, exact shape of this elllpa~ , ed to local ozl~ulh and elevatJoQ employe,_ Oblo. 11·22·31< 6 Coon Hou'!d Pups 3 months old, .•,. i.. lnfllflllallon tbrill!&b ~·· of the -sourly workers wUI l'el;elve an to ••II or trade for guns or roh Tile "phototrack" tecbhlqir, Na~OD!I Geollfll>ble . Society'~ 111~1!11 of one cent an hour and f'!ll - JSXIIInaton Laddero, bit ltounw. Roy Arms, MJDera· which will be used by the aoei,ty "ntell)(e IInder." . '. ' 'aabll~ employel '" lncrelle of llcalfolcl 8oarda, llrop Cltllhl. ville, 0 lt·23·31c tn connection witb the lni<H'no· tach oatelllte will be clyen a on•hiU of one per cent. ~t4s YUher, lltddleport. tlonal Geopily,Jcal Year proil'lm code deJI11'~tlon. For •~stance The ,Jnereaec wiU eoat the comF~~i~X IIIU - the •alelllte program of lh< the ,fOC~I put of ,Spldnlk I t. paay ~,11!)0 a yeu. IGY to be speetllc-IS ~xpeete,d to lmoWII a• 67,A-J. Tile 1 utelij~ , . _...._,__ __ Five ·~m hou;;- nem Rutland. NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT .£: · Jtledtlelty, aood road Phone latoto of ""'" I. Word DtctaMd orovide the mean a for jan~l~al· IW!If It kfl!lwn ai 57 A-2. Tbe Mabel Hoaue, Rutland 2-4932. ly accurato measurenlent <il' lh• . . ~~ ,,uaalelca , n a~teUite la ' k . nowq . Notice Ia hereby given that •• ...~ rl II 20 8te George H Prall whoae Post Offl~e 'arlh'J surlaoe as 'well al J~ address b Rutland, Ohio baa !let~ rormatlon as to the shape anoi ;et- Tile Jof"wt will ·ba broadwt fJSeU Trailer 111'" lleut of Middle- duly appointe~ Exe<utor of the 'cct ot Its aravltatlonal 1tlelcj.,,. ov,i lllt CAP NatiOI!a)IJeidquar· port, Get luc1.tod befo'r• muddy Estote of Flora E. Ward, deceased, Dr. Francis J Heyde't <ll~ ter1 ra<!Jo ,alatiOn I~ Wuhln(ton, 0 VP (VIetor Papa Zero) on mo l8D' lfilliiid burto you. Pbone 9~63. late of Meigs County, Ohio, nlv~nuy klloO)'l:lea at u,ol>, 2000 1 ~'d ;100 ,_, . liliiJU Royn•ld!, Reyoold'a Dal!'! Dated this 7th day of Novombor •f IJ!e Georgetown ~bservalory, 181d that tbl• 'lp· houre fl, 8 and , 9,;. ,m.) , dally. ·. DAYTON, o. UP_ Charles .f. lltOre,' Hiddlepcrt, Ohio. 1907. tormat<on would ''be wol't~ '!Ia llh8J will be r.e-1»'0adaul om Xetlolitil lnvelttor of the. aelf 10 2 8llt John C. Bacon welgbt In platinum, now. • tbe Cl,vll Air PatioI win1 (alate}_ J·•·r ~~~ automozu.,, e"•J ,,,. The aocielr whlcb l!u t\ofu• .... "'"''" or DJ ..., ~I ROOM' HOUSE . ' 2 ballhs, com· Judge ol the Probate court 0l<,J, .,_, _4Sq!l ~ ~f olllh! and dleael IOCGmoUve, aald Meigs County, Obi~ 800 regular members, all b~llll net. Jetely furnbil od. Good neigh· (Ill t• 23 3tc ltalned, hope& o~ch metnbtr i'l~l 4461.8 k locyq., dllllill tltal POr ~i)i that th~ '1\~aallll sue· ' ~. ' or~ood. Close ln. Must bo •oon maintain 1 "phototrack" !'~Ill ' t)on or, the, .~ • ~r each>~_., celii!UI .-t,elllte· JaunelllDIIII were roa~o~lblc famtly Call ;R T' Th01e alaUons m•st he tl~fj~ Ilona! b~ajlc,aat, · ' · · • ilo" IUrt>tfH .t'c! him, Weal. 93l·Y li·ZS•3tc at a United Stales Coast ·•11' Anyone iwllhl·' ,.11!0 receiver ln.ftet; tbe IIOofi!U'"\\d ~~:~-~~~ ~ ~. tbt lfpe, -~-~ 1m..-. II lndlllll'lallat iald It wu ''' delIc Sprvey Trlangu ••op.; ~ ~· "abort wave" wlilc• re~lvts In of •oar tclenllatal'· th41 we Help Wont~ LIG~l. Norte• lion or eortifled off..tsci?a"i.!.~re the t.ooo to Moo tJ!ooycle bat1d ret a lllolllte IJI,tbe· air nrat. more than 100,000 u o,: ~'It:'0' wllj '.be ollie to ~~,.. the fore· " It· aeema tlttlln ' the laat ~ii:~~~~i!NiTf~~ MARGARET ROUSH. WhOII 1<. place of rooldenee 11 uolcbowlt, I• f)'latlon Stations in the 1/•"''~ cUll. , • 1 nu>ntlla OUI' cr.a1 epunlty rcapoolible wbo wants to hereby noLI!Icd that on the 9111 diy s ale' " Private cltlzeDI 'IIIIo have ae· drapped almoat ogmJIIetely 1 operate bls own bwtnesa and of November, 1907, lf<i\VAIUJ The oocleti to•:ay appealed Ito · ceai to the recelvint altbl · bel:auae aell Nationally. Advertised Wat· ROUSII, being plalnttll, Rlild hlt ~Ina Producta Prolltabie loca· P<tllion agalnot her as defendant the Olvll Air Patrol for aid ' I~ eqalptb;~•;•;t~~j~j*j~~:j~d;<'ta,;; tu we .~n~l":alilout '"llegailve llly available Immediately. No in tho Court of Common Pleas, flllhlng tracking date · to : ·Ita IPOI the (rbe • Investment required Car or Mel~• County, Ohio, t:;ase No. 12,· "Pholotraek' staUons on I dally h!lill truck neccuary. For de· 623, praying for ~lvorce from the baab. The CAP maintain• lbe' p•· ably lalla write Gilmore Snair, 13~ oald Margaret Rouih on the tion'a largest dlaclpllned: non· there ' St. Lancaster, Ohio. of Wilful Absence of laid nlilltary radto communlqllliM the network-more than 10,000 J&~fu~~~,-----"'''.J;••Ieoclantlrom said .., ohe•yeat vl~~ ~tf¥~rs J • neglect of doty, Tile pr!_.-.. n wid work A ble praya that he be education and control of Dav· way T~e Snllthlonlan Aslrophr, '"'"''"1u Rouob, <htld of the par· sl<al OMervatory Will telephone tlos hereto and lo1 other proper tile trocklng ln!ormatlou to Civil (20)Buslness Servir.ee relic! Said cAuse will be lor hear· Air Patrol National Head<tuarter> tn Washlngtnn eaeh day This In· For Housl Bulldlng.::---Nctgler's lng ·m or alter the 24th dny of formation will tndlcate whether a Docembcr A. D 1957 lilciDe, Ohio. Pbone 3604. satellite will pa81 over the United Howard Roush 11 14 3tc states a~d whether or not condl· Crow 1o Qr9w ltona will ~rmll Ill track to lie RADIO • TEU!VISIOll !ERVICI!, Altorneye lor Platnllll Phone 200. Cleland A~pllance Ql1) 11. 18, 23, {12) 2, 9, 16, 23, 71c photogtaphed. A typical toremt will read 11 Ston. IU W. MaiD SL, Pomero1 ...... i.......,_... . . ......, f: w lr":l'l1" •. r ..... =-:-:=-== --- HeiiNlo f20""', G11 t'urnaCfl oonveroiOD buruu $40.00. Pbone 6128>11'. 10.7·6llo S""'"' lllleltolu• and Clarjpet for Sale. Call 11481 lletore 8 a. 11. or after 4 ; . n1. 10 16 Otic _....,__,____ TMCT04upcr 101 Masse] )!arrb with plowJ. In acod coo· dttlon. Contact Kenijelil Wollo or phone a1f2: Racine, Ohio. fDIIOW5, LEGAL NOTICI RIAL IITATI SALI "'liE The S»vatjon Mt!IY, ~ Second . "'" FOI.I.OWING ARE SAT· ELUTE PHOTOTRACK ACQ'IJJS. Oilers will be received up to ITION FORECA$TS FOR Tll\1 II 00 A M on Wednesday. Dec PERIOD SIX THROUGH SEVIN 4, 19~7 ol the office of Wetistor & Fultz, Altorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio lor the two story frame dwelling located on East ;~atn Street, Pom croy, Ohio, In the name of Walter Lottrldge All olfcro subject t~ the approval ol the Court. 'lit Flora Steffy' Admlnlotratrlx The sut!lblne Sunday Sch~l ol tho cllale ol Walllr Loll· Clau of tile Muon l!etbodlll rtdgo, dece11cd. 1~~:~;~~~~met in ,reculu etoolon oil 1 nn 23, 27, so, 3tc \1 November Zl, 1 tlill Gladys Thoma. wit~ aaauUn11 ao I eo- Mason Methodl'st Sun$hl'ne Class Meetl'"" Is Held , by ofll: aubmlt! opcnt 1 the cl kltebe.,.· I Sit., Pomeroy, Sundsr l!$,hnol at 10 A 11. 10~d~ 1jY, YPSM EloiSe ~dawa'; !l,loii!)Ms ~peeling 11 A. )!. •a Dl\'tne . smlql parade ' <eouting), Capt. Glenn' Rummel; ' YPL 7 p, M. Sally Landfn, loader; A service ol .T!Wl'!Jal~lng at 7·30 p M, Capt, Glenna Rllm'"Fl, "' The j;adl.. l\Jd has met *tv; erll timet at the- bomo of II~ and will meet wtl!t ' , -·-·::.""" this Tbur!llay ~~·yldJ'~;:.D~~ "WH"W; ~A' l!ilftlf! Re¢ Ii •;;;.;;=;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;t.~;;;;;;~;;;;; I TURKE¥ ·-SR.OGT * I ~ semcemen • house pay K,ettenna •. NOt sr:....! __ J'At ·a, sputtiik' C Legal Notice -Uoed Electric -- '"''" ~--00;- 22311 Co•: uld blood loud Iahome r:~~~~~~~~~~ truck and slalllf In Foroythe'a were type 0, which lJ Conner's type. Delenoe attorney E. S. Nav..-re aald he, would delay ~is openll\1 • atatomenll unUitbe alile pr~nll Ill eue. ~av~e charged . that oeveral willleisea Jiave !!<en contacted and barrasaed. He said one bad no\ been fou~ in responae to a aubpena. ------ A..:. .m l...:.de'xHik'es Legal Notice ~ seen washing his panel truck wltb water !rom a pall Water from the well and taken from the truck have cal hardness, Bower• ~ld. He ' ' ' . ~ ;';\. • I ·St4114141.;.:'N8:""~1, .1.81'1 Farm·. , I• • I' ,J 1 �\J - - --rr,. \ • Sugar Run PTA For Meeting Is Held 1hursday Evening Patients Again Mrs Ray Woodgeard, president, .111'1 Cii!J'}otto cox, Director of l)l'e!lded at the meeting of tbe AeU\Illji Tl!erapiea, Athens State Sucar 111m PTA held 1 Thurada1 Hospl"l, Athens, Ohio Mra Samuel B Erakme is preJi• dent of the awdllary T. L J.l'ultz, au~rlntendenl of the BC)'I Jnduetrial School at Lanearter, Ohio, 1110 has made hla annual iuvltatloo to IO<al eourla, rellg!ou1 organizations, c1vic and aervi<e club" and welfare and fraternal soeleUea to j01n w1th the BIS staff In 811 attempt to bring some measure of Chriatmaa joy and tplrlt to the boys of the JChool 1"1111! noted that bls otal! aim• to provide elltb boy from a com with ltlme I'OIIIembrance by friend• The school has from ••~rlence that the are encouraged if they know other people -have an lntere1t In their welfare JuvenUe Judge John C Bacon said here Wednesday he believed five bora from lleip County were Ill the aebool J.l'ultz abo utended an invitation to anyone to visit the school dur ing the Chrlltm•• ..aaon. evening at the scbool Th~ 'meeting opened with the PTA prayer by the president The reports or the Becretary and trea1urer ll(ere given by Mro Leland Sisson and )Irs lames O'Bnen . It was announced that tho mcmhershl~ dues ni'J•t be sent Into the state by the last of November and parents not men1 bora arc U rg~d to send their dues ~r pe-.·n to the ••boot Or 2.1' "' ' "" ~ by November 27, So th ' t the A,. oocJDtlon will have a 100 ~cent membership M•& Danny Thomp. son, Mrs Tom Crow and Mrs Lawrence Morarlty were named as a committee to revise the by laws Mrs Woodgenrd thurked ,II who helped with the Jj~owecn parh and also 1hose heiJifd with tbe oahnol leVI Supt Charles Gibbs was UJlahle to "fond but sent hi• thanks by M'' Gibh•, for tho eooperat.on of all who Missionary So~iety Makes Plans For Christmas Party !'Ina! P""' for their Chriatmu party were made ThurJday night the 1evy 11hen the M111ionary So<iety of the Mt Moriah Baptlot church met 11 halile of Mro Nellit Win1tnn wit~ Mra Kathryn Payne, proal· doni;' presiding Mra Arnold Rich· read the tOOth Paalm and Reeae was in <hlll'll dev•ttion1al service with all membera pari Mra Winston reported aa a delegate on the recent Miulonary d<m· ventlon in Rutland and was liven a vote of thank! by the memben They voted to ltlnd corda to Ill sick memben and former mem· bell of the So<iety, Tho Cbrlr,tmas party will be hUd on ;December 19 at the bOnte of Mrt Oscar Hardaway with Mn P'rid Jacluon and M"' Carrie Cll· 11111 In charge of the program N'am01 ware dnwa for the gilt excban1e It "'"' anntrun<f(l that the January meeting would be held at the home of Mro C R. YpM~ Wlmton served a demrt tour.. to the memhero and one auea~ Mrs Jackson, Point Pleas ~1. _ _,.... j __ Mrs Allen !lugheo cave I Thanksgiving prQiram when the Pa1t Matrons of Evanaellne Chapter, OES, met P'ridaf nlaht at the home of Mra Charlo• Bennett Mrl· William Reynolds, preoldenl, wd In charae of tho meeting and plan• worn made lor a Christmoa p;rty to he hold on Dec 18 at the h~me of Mro Robert llarrio with ltlra. w W Hayea aa tho 18aiat· lnl hoate• Olltll•• were played durin& the JVonlil& with prble1 won by Mra Lee Rou1h, Mrs Hayel, Mrs Stew· art Hawkins and Mrs. JameJ Clat· worthy. The host... waa all\l"d by her 4auahten, MiN )laxlne Beanetl, Columbuo, and Mrs. Vernon RG8· en, roatorla, I~ ~trvlnl a de~Jerl !9Ur.. to thoet•name~ above apd Mra. Walter llunlljl, M!B, Kt~J!! Hlndy, Mre Joe Y'oual Sr., Mn M t. French. Mra, Zelia Croll, Mrs. Leo Vausba ·l r.lr1. Lillian Stelfl and Mre. Pa WiDth ~:/a~~~~:,~h't!~:;: v~~~ ·~~~ Mra Plrll Globokar ~rogram chairman, mtrodueed the Rev Eu~•ne Brown who gove an in· temtln, talk on ' Thi! Is My Very Own" Mrs Lucille S\laek· hamer, lnuslo au~rvi1or, d~et ed a arpup of Filth and Sixth •rade pupils In a "lectio• of •!ODii •l illcludln& "Cindy' a ban o tunei "Keemlo" a folk son& f.um Sou1nern Appalachian, "On 'rop Of Old Smoky", a Kentucky folk aon1 and "I've Got Sixpence' , COj<, Box and Hall Slngina in tbe ehorua were Pauy Fultz PhyJlla Will, Dottie Brown, Brenda roth, Npney Ash, ~~~ule WaL•on, Janet Smitb, Joel Boney, Ruetta Weill, Sue Ann Buc~ley, George Harns lr' Thur· rna Vaughan, Sandll Thomas Ricky ,campbell, Donna Hauck, P•m GBrien, )\atby Moranty and Jonble Sue Thomp•on or t&e Filth grade, Fred~ie Slsaon Raymond Nc ville, t rances Radford, Jane Baer Kilty Persliaer, Ali\a Carpenter Jennller Crew, Nancy Butna Ronnie CofllnJ, Georae Hollman, and Kathleen Grimes, Sivth grade Mn Swackhamer preaented each parents with , list of television programa suitable for children At the cloBO 01 the meetinR, Individual pumpkin plea with whipped cream and coffee were served on Cl'yatal ir'~' by Mrs Euaeno Buckley :llr• I awr-.ce Francia, Mrs. Fritz Buck, Mrs. Ida Burns, Mra Wa~er Kennody Jr Mro Ralph Carnp!Jell and Mrs. Reynold Greene. In charge of tbe nurJCry dl\l' Ina the meeting W.re Cheryl BbersSach . and Kilby Grimes, memboll of the Sllth arade OPI'OI1'UI!IITY ,I(NOCKI HOLLYWOo'i) "r Wlad lUlU up to TO mlleo, pet lvere report. ed In So~lli ' fomla ThursdAY· Paramprnt' ~ ,lldjOI reco!d ee<:· \ion heard aboUtlliiill and immed lately lasued? Job~tl' Matllla' record of "Wl)d Aa Wlri4~ lO local disc jockeys. ' My -C{UII'' ' f r\: POMEROI.. · NYC To eft*· Sec:rest LemUng fowllrtl 'Ye8' In Bid ~ As Democratic Cindidate For Govei'Qor ,sorJETY IAnother Stati~n I • ,. li COL\]MBU$ up,..:.tl{e' 10bio , " Mr. and Mn Virgil Ro.. of Public VUlltle• Commlsainn Fri· Akron, wbo hvo been cueoli of day •utbori U tile J'lew York her aunt, Mrs J1oreQee l$111'J1J!de, Central Railroad to clo10 11 W. Main 81 , al'l> vilillnjpellUYes !reJg~t otation at KinSinan, Truin· Ill the county bull County ~ )Jr. and ll!r& Virgil JIOJe, .Mr!Future b\1.!16& will bi. tiandl· !'Iorence Burnalde, Mra, Law· rtn<e Rose and Ml'&. George Gen· ed ,from the rallrot'l'• alation in Brookville, abi)Ut It mlle1 IOUtb· helmer were in Buntin"""', W. Ve. etot of Klnsm~"' : ' 1 ThUnuiY -• to 'VJ·'..t a rea •• 1n lue • The commission Jaid telephone Cabel County Hoapltal calls b)lo' shippers betwe~n tho Miu Dixie Sewell Ia l(pendihg .... ootnts wowd be paid b7 lbe the .,..k end With relaUte! In railroad. The rallroad waa ~bQ Marlett.. a"'oonzed to dispo"' ~f ito at• .. d ...1 E J Hill 811d" lion bqlldlni mr. an "" "'"· .......__~---, Ruth Spencer returned home nn Thu-•a• even•·• from a Villi a• '"' ' with..,.Mr Hill's llaler,' Raymoruj Mrt Newman Kincaid who II ae;· ioualy ilL ThJ>Y also Vlflled ill CoJumbua w1th Mr and Mrs Edward Freekerland other relative& QSS Mrs Delbert Elaelstoill and M4s Mn Guy Reynolds hu been Bernice Ann Durst, member' of . in Colun\bus where IM repre~Dt • IMagnolia Temple Pythlan Sisters ed the Middleport Telchera' .\a efed The Women s AB80Ciatlon of the attended lhf dulri<t eon\'f!I!Uon soelat1on at the Ohio Edotatiorill ~~ James W11I " 11 re-e1• First PYelbytertan Church 'nPGrl· held in Nelsonville TbursdaYr A•~bmtion conference tlria . 's pr~Jident Cor lbe coml.nl year ed a very suceeea!ful money.mak· 1 Uqnir~ Rud or Clevelalld ar- J>!r• ~·vnolrl.s ir toaebl!l' when the WUIIDit Worlten h~la~ ing project thil week when they rived l¢iY fo!t a week el"' villi Mlddlepo-t j(lnderrlfl!l~. ofl!Je ii,Qte)'priae EUJ!thhuh" 111 1 ~oncluded their two day CIII'IBt· I w1tb Ratmnnd Ei~ottln. Jill Will • Sallr !lrlmore, who is employ. TMhlb'aHd,Y ev~nl~g 41 e ome 0 'maa Bazaar which tbey held at Ibe accompanied home ill' MI'S t4 in Wasolnrton, D. C. ii vlilt rs ~bl!l' ,rown ti\1 the <hlll'<h soelal rooma Russ who Wll called here' by lh• ing h.r parents, and s:'u~'¥'~::~:: by ~?n& f~· Mra Lowell Probasco waa gen· and 1 death of b~~ gra&6mother, Mi'B· Carl Gilmore and 1P m G e mee ' , 0 '1 ~roi ellairJ1111n of the Buaor with Jubus Sffiltll. ' . " .~c_'• return lowed by goup sin lin& a~p prayel! 1r!ra Georre Anderson Jr , and 1 Rev tugene BrowI\ llnd ;nank Mrs br llllJ Eldon w.. kt. 010er offl-, Mrs Karl OWen 11 ,asalatlng b'*- Vaugh811left lhls motni~ for C>' Mra • ters elected were Mr~ Claude loll<' lumbua lo attt;nd an ai'ft,<\)111!'1;· Hufted, vl<e preaident; i>l1'l Ralph, Both day,1 the women ..rved enc~ o! Chrlitillil Cltisanlhlp ,'be· S;encer, secretary, Mr& Herbert lunche1 at ••e church dining room mg held at the' North BroadWJY Dixon, treuurer; and Mra )19n and refres~enu during the , af· .llethodilt Ch~ ' Buck, birthday aecretary 1 1 11 wR announced that the pro- temoon ceeds from the candy, all whleb 0 baa been aold, bad been plactd in 1,'-.Ao the Building Fund I was decided to Jell "Jei'Vetl" •• a money Ill~· IW 1 lnl proje«. The wonder bo1 dO' 1 . naiad by Jlra Huatod \VII awarded to Mra Harley Brown • ~ Ufl;i Plan• were made lor a c~ The Hemlock Grove Grapge is I mas dinner to be held at the IPOIJIOring 1 Bake Sale on Wed· PAINES\IILLI!:, 0 UP-Slate church oo Thuraday, December II neaday, Nov 27 , at the bulldillg Agmulture Director Dr Jam., followed wltb a party and *'- Jilt fotmerly octupied by tile ,Picken• Hay vis1t{d LJke County Fri4ey exchan&e. llardware Slore In Pometoy, aa pari o! his tour of Oh•o'• · A d....,t tour.. wll ..rved by p d 1 th 1a1 will 0 farms the hlillllaa at the close of lbe f ~ 'u rom !;. 'f M-"•&lo thole named above a~d or 1 ea nl lya,.m Of • Thursday !lay was in Gcauga ,.~.,.~ Jlh Orange llall llrl, Carl Moore, 'Mra. Jobn &m .,., Anrone wlahin& to coriiribute to County and !Ail Monday II' ltlro Ed Kina, Mill Dorothy Lolli the aale may leave t~ell ~elea Porlagc County and Mn M)'l'lle Long, ' at tbe borne• of ,l>lr• ~I!. S\l)I~, Uay' md the tliu(l Ia an eflo•t Mra Olen Hani1on, Mrl. ,.m.,.u tl' aegualnt h1msell with loe< I nawk or Jl&ra HUber Qtllvoy fotmlna ~oplc arql lh01r ~ro'• '· '!' (ems a1td inform them of stat :,o icrvlccs available to them WASHINGTON VP~Federaj • Matietta in tbe So..lheast\:n Trade Comml!titoner Rober! P. part of the state St~esl 9ild Friday he " str9ng., He was (Jrst elec!l'd to I tile ly ~OMtderlng . running 11!1' th~ House in Jll3~ and .wrved unlll D~mocra~c qQU>tnali.on (or gov 1942 when he went into the NaVY ernor of Ohio " a cnmmander in world 'War llut Secrest said he ll'i5 mad~ Jf, He was reelected to Con.ress dd d ... ''Jio commitment" yet He ad e " in 1948 and "'1gne 1n 1'"~" 10 ''I don't es~ct to make up my ' become an FTC commlaSloner. tl • mhuJ tor sDme " ba,.. been ' secre~t,a FTC, term has ~'bout Secrest &4 saidmehe approaeh~d bY many of Obio'• three more years to .~" He de~, leadl{lg Democrats and has re· whed his job as wonderful eeived • number or leiters urg· But he also pom~,ed out he hf~' mg him to run been 10 potit1<1 all of my II e Secrest served eight term• aa He " married and baa two bt an d 1 100 1 repre••ntallv. Or Ohio's Hith Con marraed pdaug era, t Jr who Ia Ber gress1onal D' .. trlct which 1nclud Robert ~ea es Zaneovllie,'" Cambridge and vlng "'1th th e Army 1n Germany · •""u''• <-· W•'ll•'ng Workers Cl Re- Elects Mrs James Will Middleport ( ·Society Presbyterian Womens Bazaar Said Successful " .. J' i l .. n~· • C·,, ( . . . ') ~ .!L l ~ . · Wll!i•tu IJOiz, ... "! Jacka~, .,., dlle~arged tod'f' from lllo Jtolsot ~OIJIU..l 11~ 1he has been a ,l!lrilcal pall~t ,. ' .lira Clifotd flbOdeJ hu retlll'll· ed fr<im Xenia whefe 1be villi· ~or son, and ~ti,hter-l!lbw,' Mr. and Mtt. Francia Bulb 1:14' their th\'10 sono. ' lira. l\linlrie Ginn~ llu re· turned trom Cov!o~n. XX• 'l'here ahr had been viJIUnc llr. aD4 Jln ~~llll Butnl 1tl~ dapJhter. 1 ' Mra. Emma ~nd Ia eoilflli~JI tl> he~: b0111e on FouriJI Av..ue with an attack flu ' ecr or . '' ' . ) ,.. Pomel'lly·Micldleport. PoHce 1 1'here w1ll be no December meeting The children will present 1 Ollr13tmas proJtr•m an Jlllc 20 and the PTA will h4Ve Santo present with treats fer the ehll dren Named on the treat commit tee )'ere Mro I~rry Watson Mrs L<ro Vaughan and Mrs Lawrence Morarity The Filth grade taught by Ro bert Roberts won tbe attendance banner and award with e~ghteen porenta present .. ...,I '! ir H T• T ay nes Make 'Hay' 1'1/'th Ohi'o's F!Amnars Hem•....kGrove Grange Plans For Bake Sole Driver Injured In Auto Crash ' At Letart, 1'. Va. J Methodict lnterboard First Baptist k h H ld , Wor s llP e One Won One, ' • ¥r and Mrs Harry p Smith, Mr and Mrs Theo Smith, Mr~ ICloss In Meeting C F Tol"pkln• and MIB! Lum· T~ One Won One Cllll 6f lht However, the 6tt k director . ~~ runninr Into' , ~It 'of cent!! versy~ on the t6ur ~" "Ohio farmers aren t in d1rc straits," he said/. ThurBday a! th • th Genheimer were In GaU,po!iJ p mero Firot Baplat Church met IRrm or Howar~ McNISh In BJI Thursday evenlnf to attend • EourJd:y evenln& at, thll home of ton. ; Metllotli•t Interboard OCI~noll IW 'ti f z Wdll ti• 0 ~~~ ' I workshop for Gallla and Mel« :;';y Jao':..r ,·, <~llOlliii'.~~ . "Last year farm Ca.!Jh l,l'lC:OJP • Counties held at Jhe Grace Me• Prner ~Y Mr& Zundel opened WR! over a billion dollars," ITav thodllt Church ..__ the meeting followed \v1th the aaid The program w!llch 1' spopsor· t•aehera thout~ht "How to Keep McNish, however, ahot bar' ed by the lnterboard Council of Chrlatmaa" by Mrs J H. Stophen- titat "!farmers lren't makinc 1 I the Ohio Conference of the Me· aon Devollnna wete led by Ml'l tll6t mo~ey Tho~ profits refal" thodist Church, o~ned with ~rain Sterrett ¥ bo read P!lim tO ffiiiiiUfiCIUrerl I Of feriiJizP ' 1roup smglng of w.. tey hymns 100 and tl!ree poems, "A Thanki- ond farm machinery, too,'' h • led by Dr. Richard II Bauor, ••· l)vlnf Poem";J . "Thanka&lvlnc oald pcrlntcndont of the Portsmouth Song", and ''Tbonk G6d, I am "Why, mv worst fm•~ c lal DIOlrlct, who al.!<i led the devo- Alive" yenr, were in 1834 and 1933," tiona lllra Albert 8mlth, president, McNIRh aaid. Dr Sidney Mayer, oKecutive so l>l'••lded at the meeting and mcm· Still another farmer complain cretary of the lnterboal'\1 Council bert roaJl1lnded to roll call with a ed that poultry prices were dow• explained the duties of the than~Jivlng qu~tatlon ltom the the small !armor l! lindin> Council and how It functions, al lllb)e, l\lr~ Anna Sallborn waa wei· horde" to con, ter which the Rl'OUP divided into ~111"11 u a now member. Plans lar,cr ones four du~eusslon perioda fiift made lo prepare Thankoglv· b h 11 Mill ~IY!aw,D)I Roberts waa the : IDI ••k6to for two noedy !ami· help :'oua'outt .~ ' ' " leader or the group iolo!lat~d Jlp, l'lw wet. al1o made for the In children's work1 Rev. Abbts the vout~ work,Emerson Lynn Ralnsherger, adillt work, and Dr Mayer led a aroup on aoelal concern~ which Included the mrmhen of the olflcial board of tile church At the close of the meeting a coffee hour wu held with the member~ of Grace Church as ho•t• input! wiD be Chrillmll fteld at thedianer lbrtln which Re!l· alJran~ December 12, followed by ~ party at the home of Mr~ St., pheqson. Jijfreahrpenll Wtre ltlrved b~ tile betlteaea durlnl Jho social boar to thoeo aamed and Mn. ~or&e Skinner, Mia. Jo~eph ~~~~ ~- Waller WoUc, Mrs WlnDanurea elll~a, Mre. J, t Foater, Mrs a Oliver, Mn Enen coucb, Seldenabel, Nra Dal~ WI pal, Mt1 :William Wataon, ~.':ms~ and Mn. !llmar 1 / ~~~~~~~·~·~·~e~n~l~~n~·~~;epilcd r~su~~~~t:~~;i;;iiii~~~;~~~~~~~~~~ . l . :r.tr:i 1h1uy ailiCh ~wing 'Ciub· ' e~tetlllned 'l'butldiY with •:llrl, Noah Huk!DI ., tbe 11alotanl boJteaa, Mra. ~ El· Ord, Hendellon, mother of Jlattox, waa a poll lor tile I : ' '- ~ M'~i;f#ays: ' ~oily 8111141h Se11in1 Club Oil ' ·so-q~ff:: • Meeting Held ) 1ilia. \Carl Mlll,x IJI• .. · ~~~~ll~~ _Be Fot:'Milk.· ~ ' • .I 1' 'I ( _. f I T~a~~~~i~i·"'-.or ~"t 'Ti~, ' ' • fill., r J vice· ' \ J Marcus Wea,ier Dairy Her~ Leads Honor .,v.a.a·r � 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 23, 1957 burris