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Sanborn'1 ~issionary Attend Great Society Meeting Held Monday Lakes Graduation ' t I " 1 ' The Ctmstmas meeting· of tho B H Sanborn Missionary Sodetv was held Monday at the First Baptl:St Church w1th MrS Milton Hood, president. pres1dmg Tbe meenng opened wJtb au organ prelude by llrs C P Brad bury and the dcv{)ttonal &ervtcc was giVen by Mrs. Henry tjull and Mrs Rtcbard Owen, membcrJ o( the Prtscllla Ctrcle Theme of the servtee was the Christma.'i story Durmg the busmess meeting 11 was announced th-at the Baptts• Day o£ Pra~ er servH~e would be held at 1 30 on Der 6 at the RIO Grande Bnp 1st Church Th{• Soclct) voted to se nd a Christ mas gift to a student at the Bap liSt lli>S onarv Trammg Schoo' an Chl<'a go as well as to all girl• !rom Ohto who altend thf B~TS The Lovejo) Ctrclc. was tr eharge of the evemng's program ' Middleport Gdrden Chlb Annual Christmas Party Held On Mon4~~y Tall red electric candle• lighted wfllte madonna at lbe side o a the entrance o! the C A Emmlih large gold c~ndle and &old e home Monday when Ule annual cones and magnolia leave& at pt-a Chrtstmus party of the Mtddleport base ol •lht anangements, 1 Garden Club was held there ; ,1 The smallest arrangement W.. a 6 30 A swag of long needled pine bnd's nest fllle4 Wlt~ biOII'D'~ and a•lded prne-cone~ w11 tied eggs, on a pme branch Mrs Jo~n wfl~ gold metallic lace rtbbun on Kincaid and Miss Hat'l1e !llarro the' front door and the gold and ~m1th were In •tw:•e of the ~,.. green \.heme was carrted ou( ln orations for the party and were the entrance hall where a Della asstsled by the bootess Rob11 wreath of fr1111 and vege· The program w" plawted by tables was uHed on lbe stairway lllSi Nelhe Zerkle and Mrs. RlobA large golden taper on a pop- ard Gr~ss and mcluded re<erdlnga lar placqae )VaS decorated With of !amoua Christmas music and gold-aprayed magnolia leaves, read••P by Mrs M L fr'elllih· Scotch broom and green and gold She read the legends o! IS, Christmas ornaments lor the ar- Cbrlstmaa candle and the canl!f rangemenl on the hall table cane, a poem by Imng Satchel· Scarlet and white were used in ler and a story "\\iilere Jesus Was the living room and dmmg room Born'r by Helen lC.eUer. w1lh Oregon holly, twd w1th scar The &•Ita lor exchange were let rtbbons, at each Side o! vtdl beautifully decorated and awards light candles on the whtle mantel lor .no nest decorallvns were dv· p1ece Pomscltla blossoms and •n to Min H.albe Zerkle, ftral,'for red tapero were at each side o! a g1ft wrapped like a red Cbrlstthe dmtng room bullet and the mas bell, eeeond, Mrs John Itln table was etntered w1th a wh1te taid, a (914 package witb a scar. sprayed tree trimmed wilb red le1 pomaettla tied with green lifi. balls While swtrl tap~rK m bons, bonor,ble mentloa, .lllea. r • wrought tron and crystal capdel· Harne Marte Smith, who uaetf abra hgbted the dmlng room lor I gold paper and a mmtalure ll&ur' me for "her package, and also for ' t he party , Small tables were cenler!d with MLSs Nellie Zerkle whose K)llioae red and white lladonna ~andles In the obapo o( a candle. In crystal glasm and !he favors Mrs 3ames E Harley, presicjent at each place were beautlfuny of the Club, aaked the bleiJStnt•bewrapped mm1ature boxes nf tan· lore the dlnnert which was .eil.red dy. by Mrs. Dav1d Entsmmger,' MilS Other arrangements 1ncluded Halite Zerkle, Mro tawren<e lbJmedleval angels In antique Ivery hoan, Mrs Waller Harris, Mrs . and gold, an all'angcment of Lawrence Bing, Mrs C 0. Filhor white pOrcelam angels aronnd a llrs W. W Hayeo TblrtY·IWO ewlrl of angel·haJr at the basd of members and one ~est, Mrs. o. a whl~e ~per; and a gold and P Klem, were present Mr and Brs Gerald Wildermuth whu~h was a pia} 'The Christm as 1and daughter, Donna, a Semor Spirit--Lost and Found" Adul l1 nurse at Holzer Hospital MISI talung part were Mr:> U:m e Beu Barbara Donavan, a student nurse oyer Mrs Raymond Lu ma n Mrs at ]Jolzcr, and Mr Pete Nibert of Allen Hughes Mrs Homer B} Gallipolis returned home Sunday sell, llrs Clifford Stumbo •nth mght ;iller spendmg the tha~b these chtldrcn assisting Johtl gJvmg week end at the U S Naval and Sammy Hood, Manly~ anrl Trammg Cen\cr Great Lakes, m. Darrell Stumbo Stephen and Ste They went to attend the gradua phame Pullen, Michael Bratton hon cxercJses, markmg the end of Speetal musH: tncluded tw( nme weeks of boot camp o! which solo.., by Mrs c E Hoyt and .. Larry Wildermuth was a member 8 duet by Mrs Hovt and Mrs L D j Lar~ was also member of the 011 Diles The program closed wtth a Drall ream putting the exhtbiprayer by Mrs Allen Hughps t10n for the graduatiOn exercises Mem bers of tMr. Electa t: 1rck He 18 cxpeclccd to arrive home 11. ere m charge af th e ho.sp!tall tv Tuesday for a 14 da) le11ve before ror the meeting and Mr~ C P reportmg to hJs new post Bradbury and Mrs Da~Jid Darst Jr decorated the tables In th•· dmm g room Red tapen m cr\ stal candelabra were used and arrange ments of boll) and Chnst mas ornaments wtth each peraon I ~eccavm g a p::Hnsc ttb ~orsage A dessert c o u N~ was served b'l lfrs Paul sm 8rt Mrs ChuJe, Offioers were elected for the commll term when Theodorus ~bile Mrs Thomas Darst, Mr« Council, Daughters of America, carl Hoffm an Mrs Dale llourn m t llonday evening at the JOOF n 1nt1 Mr In Turner I I Nettle Hayes counctlor, presld .,. ... 'I r~r G (1 1 11') .., ed and Ethel Stewart was re~ortmt'e T'~l ~ ' :J. ['\ I • I ed til The charter WaH drapod for h "..,~ f l\ 1'1hl' Jtlr 1' ~ a period QJ 30 days lor Emmaline Mh Elc nnr Carroll jl)~ tci!Jn lUI'If"h : llcnsworth Imtlallon was held 1for Ea •i mcmhc u :~~k r d tr brm two candtdates wttb Eroa Jeii· o..,e !· uil Mr and Mt'll J M <Buddy) My 1 se as captain of the team and Cad The o 1 t 1p v1ll ~ gall Umon C1ty, lnd, were Ire I d1e Wickham as 1mt1atory eoun"8vcRgr •r s fo~ (hrt 1mJs D cent guests o! hlB mother, Mrs cllor cora uc n ~ an:J "' tll be ~'IV en bv 1 M Archer Walnut Street. Sal- The annual ChrJatmas party and guest spe!l.l.er The m"etmg w urday llr und llrs W K Beaver exchange of 'Oc g1!t~ ~" an· begin at 7 JO and daughter, Chmty, Columbus, nounced for the next meeting DecThe C hn ~ t :nJH dmner an vlstt,ed her mother, Mrs Archer. [ember 16 The quarterly birth· part] wJth an cxt:hange of g1fl Mr and Mrs J B Titus and daya will be observed and potluck Will be h"id De 16 with th sons, Ricky and Jell, returned re!reohmenta served llarjorle place to he! announ(' cd liter Sunday to then home In St Maryo, Woodard, Elizabeth Campbell and - ----Ohio, alter spending Thanksg•v-1 Lllhe Hauck were named as the mg w1th hls parents, Mr and committee tor the part) Mem llrs J S Titus, Rutland, and Mra bers were requested to bring gl!ta Martha Dowd 1he boys had been lor the patient• at the Athens guesls of their grandparents for State Hospltal to th1s meeting the week before Thanksglvmg AIEdna Reibel was elected as so at the Titus !arm lor Thanks- counclior; Lela Fhnt, associate Permanent Speelal slvmg were Mrs George LasMr, councilor; Della Stahl, vice coun· For HnUdllys Edtth and George Titus cilor, Annlce Ohlinger, a!Bodate Monday lhrough latorday M L ~elly Is conilned to hie v•ce counetlor; Margaret Selden· 9 1o 5 P.M. home wllh an altaek of nu. able, conductor: Nellie Ketter, Evenlqg By Appointment Mr and llrs Harry ldunns and warden, Marie Hauck, outside een· 101 I . 2nd St. daughter ban returned to their Unci, Vele1e Roush, ln81de senlln· Pomoroy home In ra~ne8\llle after spend- el and Della Stahl, trustee mg Thanksgiving with herurandStella Smith who has been U~· Phont 269-M '~~~!i~~ parents, Mr ond Mrs Harry Mille able to attend the meeting lor and fam tly several yean rwas pre.ent an'd John Lvons Jell Sunday lor a spoke ~rlelly deer huntln~ trip In Wi!sl Vir Re!rcahments were eerved al gmia Mrs Lyons and chlldren cl()se of lhe meetmg took him to Purkcnburg where ----h~ Jotned friends for the trip and his !amll) went on to Zanesville Rite e lllJ IS to opend tho day w1th her par onto, Mr 'and Mra Bernard Srbramm A church·wldc bmar will be Mr and Mro Wtlilam Houck held ut the Unttod llothodut Manon, arc vlsUing her parents Church 1-~rtday, December 6 be· I I Dof AElects New Officers At Monday Meeting I I Syracuse Garden Club Meeting Is Called Thursday H!n \1;rltllrltUI • I I 1 I MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon I i I /pOMERO\ if-l , "C!Qf.JETY ..., I ~rs Russell Ashbaug~ of Lancru~ter were Saturday eve nlng guc!l of llr and Mt• Homer Holter Mr and Mrs Carl Ashbaugh and daughtera Carol and Janel ret~rned to lbclr home In lilU rott City, Md, Sunday a!tet a 10vcrul days visit with her par· ents, Mr and 1\lrs C D I Frccker \ gmnlng at 10 8 m and other rehlives There will be 8 aweot shop lea- Mr and Mrs Elmer Wtckham turmg home baked goods candy spent Sunday tn Galltpolls wtlh 1I and otllcr confectiona with the her mother, Mra Juha Davis and Duughters of Ruth ~lass m charge other relatave.s A luncheon will be served lp ~tr and Mrs Robert Goocb ;mrl \the danlng room from 11 8 m to dau ghters, Ter~a. Cynthl:i and p m Wlth the JOF and Young Susan returned to their hom e m 2Adult classes tn charge Columbu~ Sunday arter a v1s;l Proceeds \HII be used on pa~ w\1h her parents Mr and Mrs mont ol the nc~ roof J :-!Ill ·---------=-, ' E llro Ruth Spencer .vho spent took their dough! "', II" William several week• with her father Bell, nnd her d. ughter, Sandra, Gctlfg'e Frecker and other rclato lhe r home m Jnckson Sattu tJVC.!i left la9t 'week !or a vacH· duv lion In Florida Mr and Mrs Lewis llayden Mr and llro F.dward Fre ck<~ (Kathry n Payne) and 90n 1 ew1 • and h.mlly of Columbus vu1tert Jr, and her brother Don Payne, Saturda~ with hiB fother. Geor~e Dayton spent Thanksgiving with Frccker and olher rel•Uvcs her parents, Jolr. and Mrs Charles Mrs Emma Leifheit, llrs Tb" Payne, and Mro Kathr) n Payne dore Lehew and Mr and Mrs Sunday, llr. and Mro Charles Wll ttam Lehew and son Tedd~ Pay110, lira Kathr~n Payne, Don spent sunday In Colurnbu• with Payne and Lewis Hayden Jr vlall- Mr and Mrs Robert Lehew and ed llr and llr& Sam Tlnsdale and family Thel were jomed ther• I daushter, Pe&IU'· Charleoton lionby Mrs Harold Johnson o! Spring· day lira ChariCI Payne accompa- field They aloo vtolted In Orient nled ~cr son, DDil Payne, and with Mlao Dorothy Lel!he•t arands'on, Lewis Hayden Jr. back llr and Mrs Dale Valenti• 1 to Dayton for a vl&lt d 1 11 01 p k burg re Y olarMr'" and we C"'erol•• Blake, Pauline Zirkle an Sundayameuests Mrs and Janlo Child<, Junior nurHea at Eldon Kraeuter, Morning Star Holzer Jloepltal School of Nurs· Cl 1 d t •, •-nl T'an•eglvlng with their Mlso Donna re e, •tu entd a In • •· " ' OU, Athens, spent lhe hlill <Y famllleo. It' be t1 M Mr and Mro Benard Fultz and weekend " " r paron ' r datt•hters, Beth and ~rbara, vii· and Mr Mrs.and Ho111er • Mn ctrele DelmarCarmel Hamn1 !ted relatlvea and Irion ' In Chll· and son, Morolna Star, ·~ent the llcothe over '{hanlnalvln8 Thanksgiving bollday with her The Rev and Mrs C. R. Konk· pmnto, Rev. and Mr• L R Car naht and 1on, David, and tbelr 1 • 1 J ...,0 Ill daughter and son·ln-law, Mr. and ,m·,;;;i;'";;;a;;;ei;;';,';;'".-·~;;;v~e= . Mrs. John J,ctckwood, Bowersville, f' 1pent Tbank~tiVinl with llr and Mr. Ollie Konkrlabt and eone, Stanlay and Danny, lp SpriDI· !lold The Konkrl&hts returned by ' Bowemllle werer<turn· over· nighto!gueala there and be!oro • lng home Friday. Barbara, email dauabler of Mr and Mro. Gerald Anthon~, hal been IU lor ,1everal days at her home on Palmer StHet. Eudell Kon(lrl&bl epent the "lqck end vlllt!~l relallvce In I Sprlnit!leld and Boweravllle. Mary Lou, seven tnonlb old daughter of and Mll. Robert Mills, eaUsfactorlly rrom whl~b wal evenlna at Hoi· azaar PI anne d a GIFT CERTIFICATE in a MINIATURE Samsohlte CASE MORE FOR YOU Buy what you need. Pay what 1:ou owe. Get one easy · pay· men I lo1n here now, 124 I. Moln St. Phono 197 Ernttt Covert, Mg.t'. CITY TH I & LOAN SAVINGS CO. NQW OPEN FOR BUSINESS In Tho Now Coolo Morchandhd11j1 CoIn lho Hoort of MkWltport Intranet bH ltue Sl. Funeral rtowera cut and Potted Flowers In SeaiOn BAKER FURNITURE ON mE J:'RIGHTES1' 10 Roco $1, CORNil IN lflfDOI.IPORT Ph. 6315-M FJl.ANCES FLORIST Ml.dloport Roe. 141·X We Do Our Own Cleaning Experts In Shoe Retair ) -rw.o Forest Cia rk, Owner COHVE.NIENT LOCAT,~~rs Pom,eroy \.,. ' Couri Sl. Middle'"'' I Cor. 3rd and ,Main Phone 8l~t·X Mrs. DortJII!y i>i~.:.~· I - y he - -'.n~:te\1 ntte. / ' Deeolefl T• .ftaterestt OfT.. .tlelf,.JiuOII' 4rM NO. i96 Pomeroy·Middle,liort, Ohio, Wedneatlay, December 4, 1957 ' . SINqL& COlY4 ' j I .Blankets Ohio Va - ---;- \ I I I • 1 '~~ii~iiiii~~~~;;;~~jii~iiiiifi~iiijiiii;'lway DUKE ~CLEANERS ' ' George and Lou Ann Mclnto•h returned to their home In Pro.· torvJIIc Monday after • •everal days VIlli wltb ~heir lll'••dJar ent• Mr and Mn George ~oe­ fllch They were accompdnlcd home by MrL Hoelllch who 1t11ll spend tbe with her d•ug\t. tcr and Mr ,nd Ml'• Gerald !.lilllr. B $650 The ·1Mt word before goUiiO bei: . Afld_ elttine. . IIJS.S Phyllis !hie spent the holiday weekend w1th her parent'l, Mr and Mrs Clark Ihle, Mornmg Star. , I U , d M tL-d' t Mr 11nd Mrs Perry Mitch and familY llro Sally Lacey. junior nurse ill i o t .Joseph Hospital, Parkers burg, hns been home for a four doy vacullon wtth her parents, Mr 11nd Mrs Woodrow Wilcox and family }lr and Mrs C H W111c Jr r Misses Lcda Mae and J;i;;;', IKraeuter returned to NeiBoJIII)lle Monday after spendtng the hoh· Iday weekend with tbelr parents, llr ond Mrs Eldon Kraeuter. Mr and Mrs George Shlveler Jr, returned to theJr home In Cmcmnat1 Saturday evening after spending Thanksgtvmg and weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jov Mvers Mrs George Shlveler, Sr return· ed to her horns, Clncmnetl Sat urday cvemng o!tcr a visit with relatives and friends While bere she visited Mr and llrs Dana Hysell, Smcusc, Mr and Mra Jay Myers, Mls.s Margaret Bobn and Peter Jennmgs and son, carL Pomeroy Mr. and / ======•,.! Rubber Ia•• Jacobi the I..!UetCfY. 'l'he executrix of the •• ' Seven door prizes Will 1lO dls\rtbuled during the cvemng and wtll be woo by holdmg a supper IItkeI ~i~~eport Hi Football To Be Held Thursday E annual Football Banquet will btl held m lltlllldleJport at 6:30 pm under the aus· Club. a granddabghter o! Mrs. Vera Thomas The response to the trustees' project of establisbmg a lrusl f110d lor perpetual care .. molll en<Ouraglng a..erdtog to Mr Bradbllr)'. Trustees preaenl Included Mate Yauger wbo haa been 111 and UD· able to attend the meeting lor uev~ oral months; Perry Bradbllr)', lv· an Grover, Doyle Shuler, WIUiam Scott, Emmel Tho11Jpoon, Allen l!ughel, Cbarle~ McElbmny and C. ~ :Bradbury \ �, .' I ~- . -- .. - --- ......._.__ · TRI 'bJ1'Y SENtiNEL \ ·rJiftoil 2-+D~l)' ~lfptl, I!O)Dero1·Mfddlepq!'t, 0., D~. \ Co~ed~~fing, Editorially TIL '11510~ WSAJ -rv·Chon,el3 .,B. Chal¥'813- Wednesdayl C~1,1nnel 3.. Thursdar B. , 6'45 S•gQ Qn , 1 7 00 Today 9·00 lfompor Room 9.30 Trouble With Father 10 oo Arlene Francis Show 10 30 Treasuce Hunt 11 oo Tl:e Price 15 Right H Ol bl w I 8'4~ Sillil' On_ 7•00 To<la~ ~ flompor ~"""l 1 9:30 IO ·do 10·30 11 00 I ' :_ 1 Trouble With Jather Guests itle~ded the Open House rauement yell~w ohryulitbe· frO{Il HunUngwn, Bluefield, MaDIWIII ~ rotebUdt Lighted yeJ· 100, New Haven and. Hartford., , ,• low eandlea , Wtl'f uaed. at eltiler. INTIRTAtNS. CLUB ,end. Attraett~e bouqllell of y,el· Mro. W·. T, Stone' entertained low flowen were uaed throughout the Bend Sewing Club at ber home •r. • 1 t ~rlene Fr~ncls ~bow Treasqre H\nlt . The Price b pigbt 11 ·30 Truth or Cohs~llencei II 30 Tr•Jth or Consequences 1 12:00 Tie Tao Dougb . 12 00 Tic Tac Dough ( 1 t2 30 ll Could Be You 12 30 It Could Be You l 00 ~d Da~ New• I 00 Mtd-Day News 1.\5 Movletime J 15 Movietime 2 SO Ende and Gromm 1 A 3 00 1Mstince T~cater " 30 Bride and Groom 4 00 queen lora Day 3 00 Matinee Thelttro 4 45 Modern Romances 4 00 Queen 1or a Day ~ oo t:;omed~ 'riqJe, 4 4~ Modern Romances ~·30 Spln1ch Playbl>use 5'45 Flatt & Scruggs 5 00 Comedy Tim~ 6·15 Spo11s Eye 5 30 S~Inach Pla)'house 6 25 W eatherc~st 6.15 Sports ,Eye 6.30 ·News Pictu\'e' ' 6'25 Weath~rcast 8.45 NBc News <" 6 30 News Pictute ~ '1~, 7'110 W,II!rlybirds 6 45 NBC NEw~ · · 7 30 Tic Tac Dough ~ 7 00 Boot. & Saddlea 8 00 You B~t Your Lite 8 30 Dragnet "' . 7.30 Wsgon Train 9 00 People's 8:30 Father Knows Best $.30 Ford Show 9:00 Krall Tbeate ;, 10 oo Lux Show' 10:00 Tbli Is Your ,iJ!fe 10:30 'Henry Playh!l';oe 10 30 Jane \Vymap Shol" 11.00 N~*i Headltnei . , 11 00 News HPildllnP-f 11:10 We•the-as• • .. • 1110 Weathe1~ut 11.15 Nltewatcb ~~ 15 N1tewate~ ' 100 Sign Off, 1.00 Slen Off II ol u sl ' ' - ' . G-latl·to get home to my ·~a-~ .' mft Slippers t f Jnterestls We/coined And here we should observe that such deep interesf ~ a mQit w~lcdille sliln of continued com!Mllance and verilltllity of local bands For that W&'re glad. We are not glad tor apparently having triggered through a misunderstanding ill feeling on the part or aome parents against the other band. This feel!ng Is passing itself traveling up and downriver. The facts behlQd the disagreement are obscure and will have no review here. Too many factors enter It to clarify the misunderstandIng entirety in the press. Por example: One small item, bqt lnlportant. In our Saturday comments on the ' ~and sho~s 'at the Turkey Day gM!e lhree Important llnes 'were "pled" In the comppilng room and were unreadable In ·print. 'l'heywero IDlp!ll't'"t to tile mean)n$ and attitude of the brief paragraphs that followed. But they were passed over In the correction schedule. 'l'belr writer was hom~ Ill wtth flu by press lime so there was no chance even for 'a lAte correction Thus, some damage followed a simple error that wa~ nobody's fault except the poor printers' devil who gels blamed for everything that his superiors won't shoulder• ., ...... . ~· " ' ' .BI~~~:k and ~ed: Cordurqy . 'AA &BWidths ·, D .....5'IZIS'~c~ 9! 91 7:59 8100 8:45 9·00 . ' ' ' I WCHS-TV Chantte~8 Channel 8- ' .5~ . ' I , RE£!. ~100 ' · lto~_sh's .Sho•. _StQr~I Cha.....t 8-lhurscfar Sign On 8:00 Capl,a1n Kang""f, t.ii>talll Kangaroo 8:4S CBs News CBS News 9.00 Morning Show ARGENTIA, Newfoundland Morning Show 9:45 CBif News . (FHTNCI - Ja<k E Phli!Jps me- ~45 CBS New1 9:55 Mornin~ "Niate '"' talsnutil second clan, USN, son 9·'11! MO!"ttn11' State NeWJ l\lr. and Mrs Howard Phillips or I~ w uarry Moore Rutland Ohio a!ld hu•~nd of the 10.30 Arthur GOdfreJ former M Thornwn ol n:~o Slrlfe .lt Rl~h , •, Jacksonville, Fla., is serving at the g~ ~.W~'· AI~Nob~ Naval Station, Argonua, ~t.w· 12 :1• L ' ~ 1\~t ,pae 1 • , .,. r'H!iJlf:tl foundland · oJ } Or: a • eli. ,"!1 1 1 Argentla t. the terminal bose 12:30 Search for TomomJw of the Atlanllc Airborne 12:~5 Guiding ~Jght Katie's Kttchen . • 1."3 1 Katie's Kitchen! Warnmg Barner agamst 1. 30 As the 'Wol'lri 1'lihil attack. 2·00 Beat the Clock · 2·30 Houseparty 3.00 Big PaYOff 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret .Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5 00 -eery Theaie1 6.30 , Esso Reporter ' 6:45 ports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 7·00 Casey Jone• 7'30 I Love ,Lucy 8 00 Big Record 9 00 The MQllonalrt 9 30 I've Got A Secret 10 00 U. S. Steel Hour !1.00 tiP to-the-mi~ute Neu' '~· 11 05 !feallning' the Weather ll.lU The· Late SJioo,v ' pr•. ' N. ~ seeo.i'il Ave: EACH W~EK .nr:~~'I'IATI~·ii11,-\5'1 Mlddleporl S.:$20 IUS .TO·IE -GIVEN AWAY.. MIT ·ut. 11 OiRISTMAf .....-. : ·. 1 /1 . . nere-.-No~- To lUr! N11 Obu¢« ., . , . , ANDtOQ NEEt) NOT BE PR~M ~/~1[4 1:; JUST QJII.& IN ANJHEOIS'I'l!R YOVI ,NAill 'ON ONI 01' OUR IIGISTIATION BLAND • · · · - .' .. ' Note: Pldenl' empio7ea ind tlieif r.mtlle! are ·~ If#• Mlss Mary ' Shoulder S/timeH·ere drawinJ, · · ·' ~-'·1·. · . u.e' fi•N ' ~for~ ,.M;,•7• ( ~fht­ IIUntl tubo llilcllla tilt iol!-1 ....... ·~-~--111 •IIII!!l!•llllll. ....../ Channen ·" 9:44 Sign On Oft·.OCJO S On Your " I ( 9:•D Morains Movie . ------ uo ' ' 3:30 Do You Trull your Wile •:oo Am11!1~111 ' FRIDAY 11:00 IAdventur:s in Uarnlns II :50 Nei~bb6rs 12:0$ Noon Newa Cartoon <lluiJ · Llberace 1'00 Gretehe!l Wade Show l:SQ Movie Mallllee Let'• Go shoppJnc 3:00 Amerieud Balldstand '\ ...~ ' \ . · - . · · She'll AlwC~Y~ Trtaaurt Your llilldlund G:gG Wild BIJI Hickiil: t.!lp· ll.lc~•{ leouae cClub .:00.· p.rtoi!a t;!qb • • ' . 6:38 ~ FIDtl- - ' '8:411 .. , __ -- ; . . . ' . ) Christmas aw·tft • • ' of~ a 7:00 r, ' ' SATURDAY . '' ' lAlii . tEDAB C::UEST Z '' -~ · " \ ~. "' '< j . ' SPECIALS .. wii.._ ,, · Ouly 20 Jllore ihofping day{until Chrtitinasr' Pickens' Lay-Away Plan, a Small deposi~ PaY bl1; - . ' ance by the week. II,' ............. thilllf ' I - -- Next Drawiltl Sat., Dtc.-7..; f~ · ' S .Lucltt' Ptn6ni Will Wia!. -- 1 tf~ 'at a Low Price I Melas County News . Daily 1 j. , ; WHH 1'Jn e{lllgleiBional heBI lng•, in Defense 'Department conferences and •lm1sollHC81lng grounds political leaders, JCiontisls and military men concentrated on the urgent Job bt meeting the Russian threal ·. ,., lt. aoi• . t' ./ 59c ' . �, .' I ~- . -- .. - --- ......._.__ · TRI 'bJ1'Y SENtiNEL \ ·rJiftoil 2-+D~l)' ~lfptl, I!O)Dero1·Mfddlepq!'t, 0., D~. \ Co~ed~~fing, Editorially TIL '11510~ WSAJ -rv·Chon,el3 .,B. Chal¥'813- Wednesdayl C~1,1nnel 3.. Thursdar B. , 6'45 S•gQ Qn , 1 7 00 Today 9·00 lfompor Room 9.30 Trouble With Father 10 oo Arlene Francis Show 10 30 Treasuce Hunt 11 oo Tl:e Price 15 Right H Ol bl w I 8'4~ Sillil' On_ 7•00 To<la~ ~ flompor ~"""l 1 9:30 IO ·do 10·30 11 00 I ' :_ 1 Trouble With Jather Guests itle~ded the Open House rauement yell~w ohryulitbe· frO{Il HunUngwn, Bluefield, MaDIWIII ~ rotebUdt Lighted yeJ· 100, New Haven and. Hartford., , ,• low eandlea , Wtl'f uaed. at eltiler. INTIRTAtNS. CLUB ,end. Attraett~e bouqllell of y,el· Mro. W·. T, Stone' entertained low flowen were uaed throughout the Bend Sewing Club at ber home •r. • 1 t ~rlene Fr~ncls ~bow Treasqre H\nlt . The Price b pigbt 11 ·30 Truth or Cohs~llencei II 30 Tr•Jth or Consequences 1 12:00 Tie Tao Dougb . 12 00 Tic Tac Dough ( 1 t2 30 ll Could Be You 12 30 It Could Be You l 00 ~d Da~ New• I 00 Mtd-Day News 1.\5 Movletime J 15 Movietime 2 SO Ende and Gromm 1 A 3 00 1Mstince T~cater " 30 Bride and Groom 4 00 queen lora Day 3 00 Matinee Thelttro 4 45 Modern Romances 4 00 Queen 1or a Day ~ oo t:;omed~ 'riqJe, 4 4~ Modern Romances ~·30 Spln1ch Playbl>use 5'45 Flatt & Scruggs 5 00 Comedy Tim~ 6·15 Spo11s Eye 5 30 S~Inach Pla)'house 6 25 W eatherc~st 6.15 Sports ,Eye 6.30 ·News Pictu\'e' ' 6'25 Weath~rcast 8.45 NBc News <" 6 30 News Pictute ~ '1~, 7'110 W,II!rlybirds 6 45 NBC NEw~ · · 7 30 Tic Tac Dough ~ 7 00 Boot. & Saddlea 8 00 You B~t Your Lite 8 30 Dragnet "' . 7.30 Wsgon Train 9 00 People's 8:30 Father Knows Best $.30 Ford Show 9:00 Krall Tbeate ;, 10 oo Lux Show' 10:00 Tbli Is Your ,iJ!fe 10:30 'Henry Playh!l';oe 10 30 Jane \Vymap Shol" 11.00 N~*i Headltnei . , 11 00 News HPildllnP-f 11:10 We•the-as• • .. • 1110 Weathe1~ut 11.15 Nltewatcb ~~ 15 N1tewate~ ' 100 Sign Off, 1.00 Slen Off II ol u sl ' ' - ' . G-latl·to get home to my ·~a-~ .' mft Slippers t f Jnterestls We/coined And here we should observe that such deep interesf ~ a mQit w~lcdille sliln of continued com!Mllance and verilltllity of local bands For that W&'re glad. We are not glad tor apparently having triggered through a misunderstanding ill feeling on the part or aome parents against the other band. This feel!ng Is passing itself traveling up and downriver. The facts behlQd the disagreement are obscure and will have no review here. Too many factors enter It to clarify the misunderstandIng entirety in the press. Por example: One small item, bqt lnlportant. In our Saturday comments on the ' ~and sho~s 'at the Turkey Day gM!e lhree Important llnes 'were "pled" In the comppilng room and were unreadable In ·print. 'l'heywero IDlp!ll't'"t to tile mean)n$ and attitude of the brief paragraphs that followed. But they were passed over In the correction schedule. 'l'belr writer was hom~ Ill wtth flu by press lime so there was no chance even for 'a lAte correction Thus, some damage followed a simple error that wa~ nobody's fault except the poor printers' devil who gels blamed for everything that his superiors won't shoulder• ., ...... . ~· " ' ' .BI~~~:k and ~ed: Cordurqy . 'AA &BWidths ·, D .....5'IZIS'~c~ 9! 91 7:59 8100 8:45 9·00 . ' ' ' I WCHS-TV Chantte~8 Channel 8- ' .5~ . ' I , RE£!. ~100 ' · lto~_sh's .Sho•. _StQr~I Cha.....t 8-lhurscfar Sign On 8:00 Capl,a1n Kang""f, t.ii>talll Kangaroo 8:4S CBs News CBS News 9.00 Morning Show ARGENTIA, Newfoundland Morning Show 9:45 CBif News . (FHTNCI - Ja<k E Phli!Jps me- ~45 CBS New1 9:55 Mornin~ "Niate '"' talsnutil second clan, USN, son 9·'11! MO!"ttn11' State NeWJ l\lr. and Mrs Howard Phillips or I~ w uarry Moore Rutland Ohio a!ld hu•~nd of the 10.30 Arthur GOdfreJ former M Thornwn ol n:~o Slrlfe .lt Rl~h , •, Jacksonville, Fla., is serving at the g~ ~.W~'· AI~Nob~ Naval Station, Argonua, ~t.w· 12 :1• L ' ~ 1\~t ,pae 1 • , .,. r'H!iJlf:tl foundland · oJ } Or: a • eli. ,"!1 1 1 Argentla t. the terminal bose 12:30 Search for TomomJw of the Atlanllc Airborne 12:~5 Guiding ~Jght Katie's Kttchen . • 1."3 1 Katie's Kitchen! Warnmg Barner agamst 1. 30 As the 'Wol'lri 1'lihil attack. 2·00 Beat the Clock · 2·30 Houseparty 3.00 Big PaYOff 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret .Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5 00 -eery Theaie1 6.30 , Esso Reporter ' 6:45 ports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 7·00 Casey Jone• 7'30 I Love ,Lucy 8 00 Big Record 9 00 The MQllonalrt 9 30 I've Got A Secret 10 00 U. S. Steel Hour !1.00 tiP to-the-mi~ute Neu' '~· 11 05 !feallning' the Weather ll.lU The· Late SJioo,v ' pr•. ' N. ~ seeo.i'il Ave: EACH W~EK .nr:~~'I'IATI~·ii11,-\5'1 Mlddleporl S.:$20 IUS .TO·IE -GIVEN AWAY.. MIT ·ut. 11 OiRISTMAf .....-. : ·. 1 /1 . . nere-.-No~- To lUr! N11 Obu¢« ., . , . , ANDtOQ NEEt) NOT BE PR~M ~/~1[4 1:; JUST QJII.& IN ANJHEOIS'I'l!R YOVI ,NAill 'ON ONI 01' OUR IIGISTIATION BLAND • · · · - .' .. ' Note: Pldenl' empio7ea ind tlieif r.mtlle! are ·~ If#• Mlss Mary ' Shoulder S/timeH·ere drawinJ, · · ·' ~-'·1·. · . u.e' fi•N ' ~for~ ,.M;,•7• ( ~fht­ IIUntl tubo llilcllla tilt iol!-1 ....... ·~-~--111 •IIII!!l!•llllll. ....../ Channen ·" 9:44 Sign On Oft·.OCJO S On Your " I ( 9:•D Morains Movie . ------ uo ' ' 3:30 Do You Trull your Wile •:oo Am11!1~111 ' FRIDAY 11:00 IAdventur:s in Uarnlns II :50 Nei~bb6rs 12:0$ Noon Newa Cartoon <lluiJ · Llberace 1'00 Gretehe!l Wade Show l:SQ Movie Mallllee Let'• Go shoppJnc 3:00 Amerieud Balldstand '\ ...~ ' \ . · - . · · She'll AlwC~Y~ Trtaaurt Your llilldlund G:gG Wild BIJI Hickiil: t.!lp· ll.lc~•{ leouae cClub .:00.· p.rtoi!a t;!qb • • ' . 6:38 ~ FIDtl- - ' '8:411 .. , __ -- ; . . . ' . ) Christmas aw·tft • • ' of~ a 7:00 r, ' ' SATURDAY . '' ' lAlii . tEDAB C::UEST Z '' -~ · " \ ~. "' '< j . ' SPECIALS .. wii.._ ,, · Ouly 20 Jllore ihofping day{until Chrtitinasr' Pickens' Lay-Away Plan, a Small deposi~ PaY bl1; - . ' ance by the week. II,' ............. thilllf ' I - -- Next Drawiltl Sat., Dtc.-7..; f~ · ' S .Lucltt' Ptn6ni Will Wia!. -- 1 tf~ 'at a Low Price I Melas County News . Daily 1 j. , ; WHH 1'Jn e{lllgleiBional heBI lng•, in Defense 'Department conferences and •lm1sollHC81lng grounds political leaders, JCiontisls and military men concentrated on the urgent Job bt meeting the Russian threal ·. ,., lt. aoi• . t' ./ 59c ' . �' ' .I ' '\ ' •' ,,' ::- ' -· 3 ' · - - .. ,. lest,5043 Tt 'l ! ' Nine Booths To B~ :feotu~:ed Doll 8a~Gar In Mcmb.ul <If the New Haven Woman•i ciuh have been work· i•g ~lll'd in ma~lng prcparaUona lor l!leir 3rd a~nual Holiday Bazm. III~- loJ)n Morgan, general choirrnan, jl~ announced that th,U Y••• tho theme Is to he a DB "Doll ll@ar" }nd will feature qlne dlllortllt boothJ. Each booth will leatur' a dq~ dre!aed Ill re· pre88nt wbat thty have lor 11lc. Tbire !'ill be a "~andy Si!OP" with lqtl Ql cood home niade Idillldy. Tho lll'olf\'lelor of thi< shop b Mr. lac)< Ftey w•th "" ~aul Henderson .and )Irs. Clyde Rice at helpers. In connection wilh lbe ca~dy ohop thoro will be a "flower Shop" alao operate1 by Mn. Ftey and she h'\5 quite • variety or potltd plar.to hr sale. •.CA:PII PANtS· ' liWII -UP - B~rt 'Sweeqey. 47 year old a8Bialant to ,Y,IA!ran · 6QPDY ~lm ,. Fil!ljlmll~"'· loll!ll'!iQII • qeljl'l lltpck (.i(lllipolis Hfl$/l,A(pnoet/ Team One of th~ betttr·bJIIanqed !~lams, .tb~ugb light and Jacking rebound r1!4ch, ,IJ G~ll!pqijs. ~Ill Cpo:i~ - ers,hl!s greeted a full I bevv of letterJ!!~!l - ~re Is what ~e)-.~1 · ast ye4r: Kenny Bos~lc. 6·~ forward. onlv 'rei!U ar ,starter .bac~ from last year. was 14th In scorln~ with 164 nolnts. U!l from reserves. a~d !he ~econd varsity echeiO~- ali !lr~red with chan· · ces to break lntarote of the !!far. are«elth Sheets. fl·2 center. -44th with 25 llOI!tts: -T9111 McKean. J!!·9 ·I!Ua~d, 55th with 7 -points: RonnJe C~rr. li·lP ,f!U~r~. Mth with 57 ,Dolnts: -Geor~~e (lllmor~. li·lO fqrwarU8tll With 117 ·poln!B and Chick Conlil.y; .6-0, 54th with s.polnts. . i =.;:;: ! '" =FlEE ._.. ___ ........... .,.. .....' ONI QUAU ~ ,. .,.~···· ·~2~ ~ ~2JRH ONI ~~~ $135 -Ill!'·· - ••;te=•---. .. .;~-~·-'Jill!. ' ........... ... ..,. ..,. ·=·fi:ti Bin t nsk FQI' Atb~s' "'~A.f,qp .. .-- . Blr Ohu~k McAYee-·at Athens ls•hu!Wrvior th• buntln~. He too will .have fjM!d )lalaQCe ~md ,as .u~l, an. aggressive, grab· ever·v·advantare club. · ' '· · · Gal'V McCOqk~v. S!Q<;kY ~n~ ;AAIII;P~bqofin~ pJtard. h In th• favor•tl ~lA fn '•,11~ t~e J1ulltl~r~ w :• vrod sea!!Qn This 5·10 NO!rRr JUsrd ranted 14th Jalrt vear w(th 17~ P,Oints. · The rest of the .19~?·58 li!lll!~RVII w'e partllmers )ast ,,Pa· son and scor8d 1lttl• PXcept Darrell ·coon who was 3Ist with 68 noJnls. l}lh~~~ to lii'P rel!lllpd,v Ju .thr lineups arc Cliff Cour•ev. VIc Stanson. l>n"'- center. .lim Gaskll1. If McAf•e dQ•• rm all lhe w•v th!s vcar he will have per. formed ":.e~l~r renalr job In Ath~ns. l' ~ -_~ ' ;... { E:JUUB4(H HA·ROWAt~ t ·Js · -,• ,W. !II~ ~t. s · su~ ~ ' ----------~---- .. · ~o111e~oy ' tha-t glow of st.itiJfaction" ~,,., I Week· End · ,. Spe~i,.IJ ,• ZftiP ANTI·fREW '10··~ , blscou~ · Let'• Give The111 l -- ·Ci:lS·~ that& lig~' ·;-, 1111 ·feet I ' ' ( . . ~~ -,.,.., 4'!'J""~~ ~ ·' ( ., . ·, .... , . . : .. ) . r.. ~~~~~erl!~~~)951!B~ pStdAIIJthB U8 'Jine-:,. for just afraction more than the we'll~-: .~ .....n.r cars' would cost you. ,...&a&ft1 :: ·.. · ~. ,,r .•. • ~ •So oome drlv~ ;~>.RJCA B·:d.~~(~' "'-sea on more .~:....'!::~ "_:_:~ · In-~; It' ...~ ~~"';~~·' .I }'JII!J'~·'P!W-~ , it today, SUNOCIIAddiS $10.95 ... up !With Old Battery u ...........~e . tb% '"DJicoUI On R..C.p Tirta We~~gour at 7~\"P~ear and -, I ' f~ 'J I trade .on· any rlet In stoek. . . . ·. -·=' ' ' ···~· I-!'!1' :\y.,.... ~ -....:i< "'1'111!' ,..,' Jl!l > "" j • •"' ' ! ' • '~.. I ' ' . 1 • 'I "I :- !' ....................... ''f'!l"!"f¥'">;4 · 'il" . ~,~,...~'""' -~ f �' ' .I ' '\ ' •' ,,' ::- ' -· 3 ' · - - .. ,. lest,5043 Tt 'l ! ' Nine Booths To B~ :feotu~:ed Doll 8a~Gar In Mcmb.ul <If the New Haven Woman•i ciuh have been work· i•g ~lll'd in ma~lng prcparaUona lor l!leir 3rd a~nual Holiday Bazm. III~- loJ)n Morgan, general choirrnan, jl~ announced that th,U Y••• tho theme Is to he a DB "Doll ll@ar" }nd will feature qlne dlllortllt boothJ. Each booth will leatur' a dq~ dre!aed Ill re· pre88nt wbat thty have lor 11lc. Tbire !'ill be a "~andy Si!OP" with lqtl Ql cood home niade Idillldy. Tho lll'olf\'lelor of thi< shop b Mr. lac)< Ftey w•th "" ~aul Henderson .and )Irs. Clyde Rice at helpers. In connection wilh lbe ca~dy ohop thoro will be a "flower Shop" alao operate1 by Mn. Ftey and she h'\5 quite • variety or potltd plar.to hr sale. •.CA:PII PANtS· ' liWII -UP - B~rt 'Sweeqey. 47 year old a8Bialant to ,Y,IA!ran · 6QPDY ~lm ,. Fil!ljlmll~"'· loll!ll'!iQII • qeljl'l lltpck (.i(lllipolis Hfl$/l,A(pnoet/ Team One of th~ betttr·bJIIanqed !~lams, .tb~ugb light and Jacking rebound r1!4ch, ,IJ G~ll!pqijs. ~Ill Cpo:i~ - ers,hl!s greeted a full I bevv of letterJ!!~!l - ~re Is what ~e)-.~1 · ast ye4r: Kenny Bos~lc. 6·~ forward. onlv 'rei!U ar ,starter .bac~ from last year. was 14th In scorln~ with 164 nolnts. U!l from reserves. a~d !he ~econd varsity echeiO~- ali !lr~red with chan· · ces to break lntarote of the !!far. are«elth Sheets. fl·2 center. -44th with 25 llOI!tts: -T9111 McKean. J!!·9 ·I!Ua~d, 55th with 7 -points: RonnJe C~rr. li·lP ,f!U~r~. Mth with 57 ,Dolnts: -Geor~~e (lllmor~. li·lO fqrwarU8tll With 117 ·poln!B and Chick Conlil.y; .6-0, 54th with s.polnts. . i =.;:;: ! '" =FlEE ._.. ___ ........... .,.. .....' ONI QUAU ~ ,. .,.~···· ·~2~ ~ ~2JRH ONI ~~~ $135 -Ill!'·· - ••;te=•---. .. .;~-~·-'Jill!. ' ........... ... ..,. ..,. ·=·fi:ti Bin t nsk FQI' Atb~s' "'~A.f,qp .. .-- . Blr Ohu~k McAYee-·at Athens ls•hu!Wrvior th• buntln~. He too will .have fjM!d )lalaQCe ~md ,as .u~l, an. aggressive, grab· ever·v·advantare club. · ' '· · · Gal'V McCOqk~v. S!Q<;kY ~n~ ;AAIII;P~bqofin~ pJtard. h In th• favor•tl ~lA fn '•,11~ t~e J1ulltl~r~ w :• vrod sea!!Qn This 5·10 NO!rRr JUsrd ranted 14th Jalrt vear w(th 17~ P,Oints. · The rest of the .19~?·58 li!lll!~RVII w'e partllmers )ast ,,Pa· son and scor8d 1lttl• PXcept Darrell ·coon who was 3Ist with 68 noJnls. l}lh~~~ to lii'P rel!lllpd,v Ju .thr lineups arc Cliff Cour•ev. VIc Stanson. l>n"'- center. .lim Gaskll1. If McAf•e dQ•• rm all lhe w•v th!s vcar he will have per. formed ":.e~l~r renalr job In Ath~ns. l' ~ -_~ ' ;... { E:JUUB4(H HA·ROWAt~ t ·Js · -,• ,W. !II~ ~t. s · su~ ~ ' ----------~---- .. · ~o111e~oy ' tha-t glow of st.itiJfaction" ~,,., I Week· End · ,. Spe~i,.IJ ,• ZftiP ANTI·fREW '10··~ , blscou~ · Let'• Give The111 l -- ·Ci:lS·~ that& lig~' ·;-, 1111 ·feet I ' ' ( . . ~~ -,.,.., 4'!'J""~~ ~ ·' ( ., . ·, .... , . . : .. ) . r.. ~~~~~erl!~~~)951!B~ pStdAIIJthB U8 'Jine-:,. for just afraction more than the we'll~-: .~ .....n.r cars' would cost you. ,...&a&ft1 :: ·.. · ~. ,,r .•. • ~ •So oome drlv~ ;~>.RJCA B·:d.~~(~' "'-sea on more .~:....'!::~ "_:_:~ · In-~; It' ...~ ~~"';~~·' .I }'JII!J'~·'P!W-~ , it today, SUNOCIIAddiS $10.95 ... up !With Old Battery u ...........~e . tb% '"DJicoUI On R..C.p Tirta We~~gour at 7~\"P~ear and -, I ' f~ 'J I trade .on· any rlet In stoek. . . . ·. -·=' ' ' ···~· I-!'!1' :\y.,.... ~ -....:i< "'1'111!' ,..,' Jl!l > "" j • •"' ' ! ' • '~.. I ' ' . 1 • 'I "I :- !' ....................... ''f'!l"!"f¥'">;4 · 'il" . ~,~,...~'""' -~ f �' . ~#~~=~~i~E~~~O~.,~D~e~~·~4~,1~9~57~:;::.1 • J OBPBNDABJJ: ., JU;i~"lil'll sale~ Salt I ADS . Notice 1s hc1ebv g1ven that on a_,. WG~d;~oai " -.s I!INo wluertloas. Minimum ehsr(e IIOc.-4 ~· ~. r ~ "'&nt'-..~ ~· ~ NllliAlel ot !Yeota II 00. Obltumu !lllbllohed at 1 oetll Jt!ll\_ .liilr4_ _ __ _ .. ·--- ! I J NOtiCe!~ --' ttea..uarhl'$ ,_. 4Uu0nlte IJJUlle - ~ C4dlr Cbolb ._ LAU Wln~ P'lufricldalre ~lleraton. ' laltar flll'ftltu.._ ii!Uiif if!, Ohio · .• 4zttf Gertrude H Smith D~rr c to rs (11) of Salt Sales Corp. 27, 1121 4 21 c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Richrd Foreman 1 --'Oeceaaed 1s hereby giVen that John ID Notice Thomas whose Post Office addres~ ts Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed administrator of .' WASmNGTON LIP- Secretary of Ag•·iculturc Ezra Taft Benson reaffirmed today that ~e is not g.. iug to 1tblkll auu that he will con· tinue "to do \he beat posa1ble job" for farmers · Benson read a statement ol prmclples at a crowded newa ~on· terence which bad been billed In advance as "important." "Let me say right here that what 1 am about to qy is a statement-not ol reRignati.Onbut of resolution," Benson said. "You have hear<t.I have heard much apetulallon m recent weeka on whether the secretary of agri· culture ia a political asset or lla· blllty," ·Benson continued. "I have been told this: 'What you say may be true, but then you don' have to be elected.' 1 have heard it aald ant Sherman Adams. 1 "! clpared thiS Willi no one-it is my satement," Benaon said. "I did not discus• It with the White House." . BenSQII was asked If he told tho Cabinet about the statement at 1 meeting Monday. "1 did not," he said. ' Hill Proaent LIWI In Benaon'a resta~ment of prin. e~ples he said: "I cannot believe the people of thiB country want any 'double talk from a Cabinet ot111<1al of the Unit· ed States government. ~o Jet's keep the record straight: Congreos has the final responslblllll' of enaet1ng our laws. The job of lhe Department of Agrkulture !J to administer these laws and to ,... ommeod Improvements. • the e!tate of Rlchard Foreman late of Me1gs County, Ohio, deceased Doted th1~ 25th da~ of Novem· ber 1957 ~~!t ;armBensornac~ babus•tcadllyeadrigwrbtoon'a I "Howrlever, ladws wtrhlclh tryod ~lo.-1 John C Bacon .., arm p ceo an coo o pr u., n pollticaU•.• •- farm probletn. It Judge of the Probate C<>urt ' , will not ture t,., Me1gs County, Ohio 5eyo I.e Wenll Hl01 they could, then It would have (II) 27, (12) 4, II, 3tc Benwn aaid his penonaJ..planl been oured I two wm lil...,.four are. to continue as aecre~ of seeretarlea of agriculture ag~ FOil NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT agr~c:blture. back In tho ear))' daya of the New Ex1tutor "In ~ptember the Prcaicjent Deal Eotolo of Ro)>orl W. Rawllngo asked me to stay on, he sajd. Dtceued agreed to do so. Nothing ~t I He •ld this adminlatrsllon bas NotiCe IS hereby giVen that Su· know of has eome up to ehange oonatatentlY recommended ohaJJCea san Alberta Rawlmgs, whose Post thla underatandlng." i In the farm ~roaram. If the ~ Office address is 600 Grant Street, Benson said his statement bad ontmoil'!ltlona had beep. .!~1114 Middleport, Ohio has been duly apbeen cleared with Pre11dent years go, he lllid, !arm~~ ~ pomted " Executrix of the Estate Eisenhower or Presidential Aoa!Jto would be much better oCI todiy. of Robert W Rawlings, late of . - -Middleport, Meigs county, Ohio, from f,817. The aS8oolatlon •ld·1tng and qutrttlous. iJII Tbt Brlglllelt COI'D& 63.7- per ctnt favored the appoint!loyal Turtloy Ssndwldl ' deceased. .. IIddiepori Dated this 23rd day of Nnvem· lve aystom. • 8 slices buttered toul, 8 •JI~a Jl, Walter Stewart, former prq. cooked turkey, 8 allcea tomato, ber 1~7 John C Bacon ld~lll of· the '~levefand •Bar 4f111., salt, I e. grated cheese and Zup, Judge of the Probate Court uld the eouncil of delegate; alld worchostorahlre sauce. Alfalfa Ray. C. D. Circle, Racine Meigs County, Ohio the executive committee ol tjle Ll~ toaot tn ohallow bakir!l and Bashsn Rd. II 27 6tp state aaaoclation would meet ~· pan. Plaee turkey on the tout, (II) 27 (12) 4, II, 3tc 13 and vote on whether to p)Jee sllcea of tpmato on turkey and the queatlon of ame,ndlng !be 'ton· sprinkle aalL Spread ttilekly win sUtuUon on the ballot. . Jl'ltod ohefte mixed with sauee. U approved, the governor would Broil quickly until cheeae is mel!FO!i SALE, A Bargun, 1956 Sll· appoint all judges to the Obio ed agd .browned. Serve at oncp. vtr Doam Houae Trailer, two Supreme Court and court of •p. 8 tervln~. bed rooms, 4i reet long. Sc" noala from a list of three namll'. ' Ageht, R. E Grlndloy, Minersfor each p~st Turkey A Lt Kln1 ville, Ohio Will Fm•nce. · 6 tbl. butter, 8 tbl. flbur, 1-2 hP ' ' 12·3·31<! salt, 2 e· milk, I 1·2 c oooked COLUMBUS UP - A poll of turkey I~ I 1-2 Inch or large se,loned Flleplace •Logs. ,$10.00 lawycro throughout the 1tate ly WILCIAM F. ORIGOilY squaree, 1-2 o dleed cooked eel; ptr cord. Mrs R. 11. Rawlings, 1 showed today they favor an ap. C cry, 3 tbl. diced cooked green Phone 999, 212 Union Avenue, pointiVc JudiCial s)stem rather ' l'lli~~N:'cul~~;~t~r,'~.y pcpp,ts, 2 lbt ohnpped plmlnetn, Pomeroy, OhiO 12-3·3tp than the prcsrnl elective method. The OhHl State Bar Assn said DtSIASIS IN CHICKINS. 2 en yollcJ, bcoten, 1 t~l. wor· cheatershlre aauce, 8 •Iicea toast. HANDMADE ARTICLES. Jtegulac more than 8,000 lawyers were poll· WhUe , Mason County Is not a .. 1t bu tter, bl end "' ~ fiour • nd me in4 ChriJtmaa Aprllns, Head ed and b!lllots wcr~~ commero•al broiler layer re· salt, ~dd mUk and too k, 1tl rrm& ' glon, there are •till or a few ohlek· Scarfo, Pillow Cues, Place Mat. For House BulldmgNelgler's conatantly over low heat or lri Bath and Kitchen TowelJ, J>.acinc, Ohio Phone 3604. ens ralaed In farm fiooks In lh• shafln& dlah ••Ill sauce Ia thict Baby ah<els and pillow cue> 11 14 3tc county: From time to time I tiave on how to and bubbly. Add tur key, oe1ery, Baby bibs, p10 cushions lunch· 'D-IU & I'EL~VISIO~ SERVICE, receivedh kquestions h h green peppers ind pimento and eon doths, Bale pru~r.. rrlno!ln Rn " treatelcstatseemto ~~e· h rbooc 200. Cleland Appliance cold. Trying to eure the colds eal Beat e&&• wlib aau<\0, adda • 2~c yard Mr!. Lee UudiHOII, ,_ 118 w. Main ~t., Pomeroy lh amalt amount of creamed mixture, 364 12 3·6\ S- · 2 " WI'i\1 lresp1tal<!l:l' d1ocascs) afterImpr1° , 11>· • ..." ' I ~~ li~ •w'S lans v1rtually ... •llr waII an d add l• •1e1t of cream·, il "" ~blc tbe diseaoc will eventually ed mix. Stir in well, away froitl Kitchen Kitchen Good Clem tJied Cm run Its eourse Ill! colds do In hu· heat and serve at once over toast. de~.lllll••d for your home. Free W MakeR and Modell man belna•. VacCination will pr.. Makes 8 ae/vlnlll. eatlmat• Foreman • Abbott. vent tiiC "cold· like" diseases in Turkey O.,mplintlt Phone ~'*-Y. 8 8 tf A~ poultry. 1 1-2 c. sifted llour, 4 tsp. bak· "• demand. Perha.,.. tbla Ia be~aliie too few of ua know alid ~li)r.. olate lh~ir advantBgea,_and knOW bow to "prepare them. I ' VAR,IITY MIA'I' ADVANTAGES 1. Eionomr-be<~lise of ' small ilemandf, s&he variety meita ar~ from 1·3 to 1·3 the price of re· gular coonomr cuts. 2. Nutrition-variety meato ate btgbly nutritiqus becauSe they provide a gener~l auppl? of 111 tn~l! and fllamhts ·•needed for good bellth. _, 1 ., , 3. l'byor-bei:auae of their de( Uoate fiavor many of the v':l'lely meata are ~onsti!ered del~les. , STORIN' VAIIITY MIATS l. Handle carefully-all •arlety 'm t8 are perisliabtc •; RelriU"ate ,.i o~cle-if · ped. • ·• k't ;r;P oveln1~!! i wf::"!~'fl. bn fo: plat~ng In meat 'compart· e e · ment of re!rlgera\or. '.I'IIIa per· milo some circul•liOD ol air. · • 3. Uae within 2t hQUI'I-for b.,t fiavor in variety m"ta IIIIIIING VAIIJITY MIATS 1. Wtap corefutlr In motature 1 "' vapor·proo ,..,por. at degre~ \ 2. Freeze promptly 0 F. or lower. Jlepl ot these tem· h t , poratUre! l e VJf1~ Y (lleat.i may be held three I• four months. Thf'P.elmPAetiiAhodTIONof !!p.'!"ln~Tv•r· r·- .... a ., loll' meats ara det~mlnl!ll bv their particular cbaraclerlatle•. Beca~le o( the!f''phyllllll jltrn<lure tbey do not always Jail uhder !be bell! or thQIIe whtclt may be cook· . ed by dtl' bea,t or ll)~ilt ~e•t, 11 do mull<!le mel&: ~me )\l'epara· lion prellml~ to cQOking ls aomi!tlme. neoes•ry. ' , , BelOJI' 11 1 tab)e Pf!!Pared bY home eton~litJ Of the Nation•! Llveltook a¥ .M~at lkiard U.ting th bar1e1e !ill lid 1d ojed ..~tt,g m~thodJ a far ·~~!ely meota. _ , That He Will Not ·Quit Post romeroy, No1·man 0 Wein Car or• CorpcratlOU, Oh10, b) vit tuc of a 1esolution of lhr. Board of Otrecton>, elected to dlt;~t!he aud cmuplelely wind up 1 Jl!i aff a1rs. ;mli t)Jat a rc1tificate to lhat r ff,..d has been duly filed tn tne otnre of the secretuy of state at Columbus, Ohio. Ed Ebcrsbaeh ._w -0.. "' fW • MDta per worcL l'ull nte Ctolll\1! won! will be ehsrted far advortillnC II litptd Car befdn .-.1111 ot ._.. -tb followlni lrisertlon. lirort Ia ~bellld be rtDOI'ted lmmedlatcb Tbe Dllljr sentinel will I!Dt.be Jespons!ble for more than one mcor· S~retaryBensbn Reaffirms· ~ the 26th day of November, 1937, 1 ·. Old J'aahtoned IIOvtval ,MeeUna beilnnintf Dec. 1 lo 1D at llirl· way Church at ~Anlavllle, Ohio, wllti Rev Evoftllt AimOild, Ev· ~ an~ttlat and , Evan f Jtllat alngerl.. at ~ ?:80 each weleome. Rev. ' Th'om11 Pallor. • = ---·--. BAZAAR, at United ' ~ Metbndblt Church, Frld•f· , Pfcel\lll!lr 6. N,.tlewOl'k an¢ ,.,tweet, t hop. Luncheon II a. m.·Z »· m. Vcr· iotJ of lood on l2-3-3to ,. - f•M· ___ (3) In Me~rian _,_, .· $299.00 BAKER 11 11 ] ••I FURNITURl 0\tio Attorneys For Appointment To The Judiciary - t8b• AutoS.rvlces H. llAWLilfGI liONS CO. - .M bour WJI(Ut ..I'VIct. Dl7 fh~•• 1!!27. NlJhl Pl)one eQ3t.X. DLDGII • Pt.Yl!OU'nl ::'. DBAURS ~ SU ----19$3 Desota fi9D V8 4 dr. Sedan Powtr oteertns 6 brakCJ Th" ~or hu otl1tnlll flni1h and lain beat of condition. Blaettnor'j, Po111eroy. li-3(J.8te IIIQ.JI~ieka 'lve fine Cll,l'! Some are low ml!IISe one _own· tr lltl, Jl-.t .I~~ and modeh. Bl , p teto u.ao.etc • II11Dfl. fl1) Y· , ~· 18041 Ctiel't9IJ·"MII· • dr. iiei. • iln 'IUcllh Qtwa the belt or eJfe. J!6H, ll"etUttr'l Pomeroy • H*ftt 1 liN rb/d VI ~~~~· Wl(on tl,48a .._ .... ,••• • i:.id' '"'· o•e ··-· "'" "" .. "" ..., • •w• tal oW!iej'. i•llim, hmitO)I. , , , , , U.ao.tlto •"'I, e-~ ( ., "Vf. . . ·· . 11111" PJP.·~~. (itul 120 aarea, aJ~\~O:.tJd."· La)'lllaa, •• ,. , , , ., , I• • 31p riui. So"" j- ' ana ...:' 1 ~ Sal"' I 14 1 - · -- For Re"' Sl"plpr room~ Phone 3SS.Y ::-1-:I·22-::-:12:-1 P;_·~.:-~-:-·--::--:-:-Fer bnl •"··-'on '·dd r ~~ - .,.,.,,.. "" e a, lctflold lwdt, 'tir~ Cloth~ "''·loa Mi'" lltd eporl Pb'::at exo.:t..-, 111 11 Mmlu~dddle-Y ·- ' Jrieef' iJL tttUtr~ l.lneol• .liW:~·- II II !liP · 1 deep FOil on.J:;;., .\UTO SAJ.F..!I wellSA"": jet p•mp with ter preaaura j;;:;:;;;;;::;::;;::;;:;;:~~~ tank on<l owltc:h. Aloo BJI.fect - - - - - - - p!J!tlc p!pe, I'A 1 m; one Your Onl_!' Authorized lii'Chltaot's drawlni table. s'uol Fuller BRUSII MAN and tool• One typewrlltr desk James Marriner and ono f•llnR cablntt, handmade, 736 I. Moln St. One ele<trl< table aaw, •no woQII Pomeroy Ohio lathe, one aoltd o•k lldeboard, Phs... No. 128 - Afttr ' PM one "Whl!e" nwlng machine, \0.7-tf llllique. P'>ooe Pomeroy BIW. " TIIRMtTeB Eli'URMINATID 10 1 Rt!. ::--:-:-"-:--~---:For f"• !n,~cctiOn pbJne 383·M Cleotrolux Sweeper and Clarinet Gilmore Supply Stolle Pomeroy ror Sale. Call 8481 before 8 a. At• work ~umrl tee~ Fully tn ..!'~ter fJi, nl. 10 16 6tfc wred Vnugl1nn's Ind<•otrlal ami 0-For or Rent R••' dt~.tlal Termllll control Sor .vl<e. Sl M•m. W .Va 1 2D tf 1 Phone' 8'~113. Dllrl aeua 10 __ ....,.. ....-·- - 8 ::-:erar~ou~hr:~~u~.!;~: Phone 21M. !ISO etp .,...._. W ' 1171 Heln Wanted I • KAY coliN: ,llnlay Qlbbl, J.,eng BotiOtl, llotte 2. ' :.::l!:..:.:. - - - •• 11 2Jetfp !lan or Woman to, •upply Nat10n '" · ·.• · ally Advertized Watkins Prud• ucla to costomcro In Mld~loport H111ptblre Pip 1 wb old, '10. Averoge 12.110 per hour from ·ea., Clll IIJi;ll, Pomeroy. start. No lnvel\mcnt necd!!oary. ., ll.ao.tltc We help you lint in lndepend· ent buai!IO&S. \Wile D. E. Daven I HewiJ Buill· f/Mil Tiailar. a ~~ wmer: -~· VACCINATION. Two days before you vaeolnate Oto It, a. Call Will..._ for New Castle and Brqt!Chltia, ..... ........ tho feed you give your ohlcka c 0 n tat n a high 8 h 0 u 1d - - - - - -- amount of an ontlbloUc. This anti 120 81 Insurance biotic foedlng s}lould continue lor 2 weeks after the v..,tnaUon. By ~,..,. ._,._ "'""" feeding the hl'h antibiotic Iced Middleport tiN . Auwmohll• you Ienon the dan~ ol any com• Bondi. ftmt Q\&-1 Mil-l' pltcotlona developlna from the port, 74 E. Roblnaon Aveq\le .... llo«lP Barberton, Ohio (12) .f·V.!II-2:J.4tp ,, .!• P6rt Utile Ud Hollda, '"~'son. Pleaae opply \lelll'!!;n a and ~ p. m: Shoe Box, Mlddlo~L • ' 1,+-l t i -- - - MAJ ' · WAD ......... ,.. • .., · · """" - " ' ...-;.~ '~ .. - ' " •11 L lliiMIII 11. ...... , Evior)'thlnll was re[llirlefj gqlng play fol II' ' dne• lay'• ~lg aboof. Lttest lnforftiltlon all nnofft. 'ial, Waf thai the lla\Jo/a Van ~!l'ard miMlie might · be fi< ·ed a! 1ny ~our or mmute !rdJII e a m. until dusK off lonely atid windy Cape Canaveral. •e<ordlnr fii FOR MORE IJMUIWOM. lion. .. .Tile __;_-~- M\111<,\\li~fll· • EnjQy "" eJtra headroom of new FHsht. Jatream root s!fllnc In '68 B~deba\<e"' Tlietoft8' today .. , you'U want tAl , own i\ "Wf ~ to tiavfi! I Cll'lt-class relief plicber tAl elil!lelifl: the Yariillel arid Mi (ol· hllil' In RaJ Mqore. ~mie, also IQiew we were 11\Jrtb\f' at third I!Ue. Not ~ny JU¥fe bl!oauoe vn•l& putttn,r BIIJr. Gciddmm ttiere. ¥!1' Tito "raneona gives uo "*""!~t prf> tert:on •r th~Y outfiela.• lolliiibtt To gel Moore, Good!llan and Francona, the: Whlte So• l\ld to turn O¥et outfi~lder 4rtf Doby ~d lelt·harided : ~1\f!llp~ Jack Harah!llan to tl!f'Orlolea!, • Rlcfl!""' J!l_,il T'"' ~ Bsltlmole . ~>o~o IIJul Richards was 'even IJIQr~ plotsell· .with the deal lhan ,.JUII\G1, • , "DOby ohould drlva iD; Plenty of run• forui'and Hmb~hoa tbe stu(! to be ~OJ of tM Ji-ell pitch· in the. league," be lild. .TOM ·Ru~· MOTORS I Middleport, O)llo RllURNED HOME \tome this wock from MeiJl9 Gen· eral tfwp~tal where ~he had been (JMili~nt, llli~te . She reSides at Pom.eroy .. !· ' "IIOWN JOINS FRAT Harold Dana Brown, Jr , !lOll of D 81'own, , of 204 w. n•;, ·lnil.t• of Bel• DI'Sfl'ndl'v'e'ly New. for .s' Many Room·Arrangem·ents' , , _,• "Mrs 'vi,(nna'' Dill was returned · ~~~~~~~;~;~d~u~st~ . ~~ii~ii~~:ii~;;;ln~~~~;-~ Adding the nitrogen fertilizer ·tihit ~:·l~;t~,;:;'~:o~~ lr•ter'llilv at ,Oblo 'IS a member- of theatre' worliohop h.,dieen named to ll•c Deanl1 ·l'olhlontd for You by Notional, , , Fore~ In QuoUtrl , HliH-t.OW TEMPS ' • Nl!w YORK UP - The coldest in the .nat1on today wa!l Colo., where lhe mercury to 13 below zero Tue,. ~ay's reported high, B6, wao at ~•nta Ana, Calif. • · v.~···•. -- ,J.~ '~ . Q ·_ ' !'j, <(0. ' aEtJ · ~PI ' cy · ~ g r fJ.' : ·-: I 1~tautiful, Modem 1 2Q naiDutel, In colander l!o ·- · MARKIT REPORT CINCINNAT1 UP -Produce: "l~gs, continued weak, prices at oonsumero white• and b,. A jumbl)l 4~0. A ' llrJe A medium 3841, A omilt B iaN~ ~i2. FOB A lftrge .,.....•," :m~ M-41: B ~rsn.411- ' . •"'--h ' HOlM' Maker News -~~ ITARCHI~ H~MII'Itlon "-'"' · ·1.. .: ' a=: (24) FQr:Stileor 1 trauer~ I~~~-. n ,\!lotJW' 1~\, W 'I'!""~:~L.~~~ Ph!!ilt- ~-- , . .,_, I #of -. ' •' Stdiol'lal Pieces at p'P~ice i You'd Exped Jo .l!ay for Only 8 ) .,.. ... ...,... .w.w.w .......... ·~~·· ........... , ••,llllllllltlll..,.,, d'tlrlr!l I' • ,..... .....St., ..... ,., ' e lie . . . . . . . ftlu IUIWI • "'""'""'.....,... lllttllltcl !\lou ~.., :.I .......NIIii • "'",..,. • -.. lo,wH'"" I, f ' . NQw that the bll Thank'living f.ee·~_l~i.fl~~} holiday dlrin~ Is over and you juat ha'~'~- 16 have some turkey let over ·frolll ~~ mell. rou musL r 1 ~ be wondering Hill\' to (hange 'the 'lfe, Cll ~~.'!d appolfancc qllhe, !ll<it. The fam· ~ t' O]_k liy wltl' .. more ~lkely to eat the tel 1\~tt ro IP turkey If it Ia)repared or drcasect In ~~I~T. 0111~ up a d(lf~!ll ·wey. There are IIIMI ' · • !HOI! II IIIII many 'war.• .to .'~6 ~11: ~ne ean I - ' .L L - • 1nake san411'lches, tibh dumpUnae ade oflli;a~' 4J··'I • I ' ; -- " · tollo Ill "'-• !ome waY,• to • ' ~]~~ .For Sal.. ·roqm hous•lurnlahed ~ i\ljit HIItkey oo lhat your Nl .Wilt !il:!!~Pi ~ou~t trfr family eaaJ epjb . It .. .different k=~~~~l;!;:t:\~::~ ~~, •tii<t. ,AI CONSULT YOUR VITI~INAR· tAN. To those of you lnterc!tcd In vacctnatln& your chicks. you should conault your veterinarian as 10 where to obtain tho vaccine "u~1tU~b.a ·- H• II' vacdnat191• ,prooedure, e~. ~nows IH!Itor' than anyone eln h~'-"'"~ ll,f·ft••or how to maintain tho · health ot your farni animals. Rod:~ Downllll ~'IU Cl ,AGENCl "'IIMII' It ·ocket ~a\'fyln( Am~!'o hop" o dbpllcltc li1J81fa1t leap lrtto grrocrotlng Unit 2 ~t Ohio 'llo.' Mu•klr~u\1 Rivw Plont !olf an'· Mri, Glen Robinson and lloc..r~ hllll tiO!!n plaeed m oom, fa!l'llX ~i;j!Dtl~ llloVI!4' into their merclal operation, ne~ ijll!lf~. . Operation of the new unit ralsod the llu6klngum River stallh~'s total &eneratin& , caPfclty . to till~,. QOO ,kUo•atts, m>kif>t it the lar~· est ~IY'l Jl!apt oni.II!C' •even'")alo Amtliililln Gii ~·~ .!IU!•tric System ·of whicH OHio Po Iller Is •a port. 'rhc plant's ,copocity Will be lnerea;;4 agoln-fo 88D,OOOR\ilo-when jlnit f, an idpnlle:il Z2~1000·kw unl!. is placed in 09tl'l~on• <wlY in 1953. Vnito ~ an~ f, e1e~· ca~able ql su~pll'l!lll ~l~tft~ tef\'lce to 650.000 eve~if H~er, t8gether 'will ~~ an eatlmatei total1of $&7-Jrill· ~ vaccination. !Mal people for, hOUIIt lo houao ot~VIut~ 1 r~~~: l'o!llerO)I and !oflddleport'a ne"' Cit~ llli*torr. lfl.lllw. Ollk Goo4 ~lndwrllblt •ntttl. Noj ';::;::;::~~-=:!:;:~=~ ~UinJ. State ap, 1111 telephone co~-·.- Pro~ec~ 1 ~ number, write liol .881 C. ~. The , .._ a .. _ Polio ~... ,.... Dally ~atlnei, - Po'fue~y. ...,, """' · ""',_ . •· • 13-3-lltc .;;iilll;i\b,;;·;;JilF=ddlt~-i':i;;QII.:;,;.ii;Ob:i;lo.i;;;;;;;;;;; lSf~~~~~;= ,:.-:D 11~~1( ,.::TI~~,~~ i1:~~;~~J.~t::!~~· ¢A'1; CANA~ · Fla UP~avy technlclana p~ ttio finiSh· >8 toirehea today h .a 'a' onder MEtROPOL'fAW 1 '!;:;:::i:=: 00 s!!f~~!~~~~?.~ne· In Mason-Co To Laiut~ Jts First Sat~lllte I I .t.LLEY lUNK CO 81001 ,, Ohio P'o;e~ Co. Muskingum Plant Betofd Deer Kill Nary AD ·Set · hove tho cora tncl they sale. We don't ""nt become ontl~~ 11Hirtl lot. "eon. and Got our LOW·LOW ti~tCIS. ! tMIIt~Nirlhtf'- SMALL R&WARD SALT LAK~ OITY UP - After OlleJilnt ~ •twQ·fool·lfiU,lro hple in tlje s'ool of a loe~ ·~• by drilling ~ hol~s with a b•ace and blt, bur· g~~; tere· tlg.b1e to' crack a hea· vr l!lll", ~spJ4 with $3 from a lUiie bo'll:. and "' undetel'lllinQ<I lljflouqr Of: pi!JiOli board mOifey. I _ItA, GBUISEB Select Only , -T-he Very Best· In Used Cars 1, Htzol Frtncl' Mr. and Mrs. RalpH Swan Jr aqd sons VISited Mr. and Mrs w~rley Francis recentlY. . Mrs. Hazel Morris o1 Middle· port visited her sister Mrs Les· ter Thomas a few da)'S last woek Raymond Faulkner and wife of Columbus spent from Fridly un· til Sunday With her aunt, Lllhc . Dally-Bfntlnel, Ponteroy-MJ4dleport, 0. 111\!c. 41 1951..,1 .v••"' ing powder. up. ult, 2 l-2c For a few cento per bird the finely <hopped1 cOoked turkey, 1c poultry owner can vaccinate his milk, 1 ellll beaten about 8 c thin chicks and prevent the common turkey 11favy or broth. rcspll'atory diaen&cs sueh as New SUI flour, bakinl )lOwder and Castle-Bronchitis. The vaccine salt together. Add turkey and used for the prevention of New mix thoroughly. l,dd milk to eg~ Castle and Bronchltia can be add·,an~ !lltr Into turkey and fiour ed to !he drlnklnll water or duoled mixture. Heat srsvy in deep pan Into tho air Either method will When gravy boil!, drop mixture In ploee the VljCOIDc In contact wuh to It ,by spoonsfuts. Cover light th• ehi<ks beak ly at onec c~ok ID mlnulell. l)o VACCINATING FOR NEW CA$· no} remove cover at any lime dur· 1 TLE. in( 10 o'ltln(. Make• ID medium Chtek• ean usuolly be bough' sized dumplldrs 1 from tho haf,chcry already vacln· Turkay S.la~ ntcd for New Caaie ducase R.. 1 c mayonnalae or salad dresJ. cent research aeems to show that inl, 1 1·2 tap. lemon juice, t H • If Jthc chlcka ore vaccinated at 2 tbl. diced pimento 11 dqlted, 1-41 wteka of 1110 beUer IJllmunlty can tap. pepper, 1llp. salt, I 1·2 c. b~.obtalned The chicks ahould he cooked rice, 1 1-2 c. oooked or WE BUY vacomatcd at 2 weeks and asaln at canned peas, 1 1'2 c. cooked tUr· 14 weeks when you are raiSin( key rut In ojllall plccea, 1 -t'll c. MUCTUIIAL I BIAMl layera finely dlc~d colery. · I•ON- MIT•U VACCINATING FO~ IRONCHI· "I• mtyonnaut, lemon juice. " • TIS "' " d . •• I t d plment!l and aeaaonlng,. Ad r.. OHIO V" The ctueb <an ~ vacc na ,• malnln11 in•r· .. ents and Ioiii an lor BronchlUa at the Ume they re lolether llchii; Let stand In vaccinated for New Caslio, 2 cold , 1... !O.Ia minute• before ,._ 111 · weeks old and aaaln at U w~:~s oerwinl Serve In lettuce cu~. old To vaccinate for Bronc a ,G 18b with • tomato wedges -;;;:;;~::;;~~ yuu, os on lndlvldu~l farmer, must Ma~ servtnge. .- •Z? have a permit from the State Vet· 1 • add 1•2 c washed CONCRnB'iiLOCKII or~nJ!i.aJI, These porm1ts 111aY be larilo imonnl ·of ......"lull!l ..tttr Per~..... 11otlcn !roe by writing to Dr. BtlteU wah!r In Groen at Charlostoa, W. Vo Lift or' sUr with ----== - PARKER RUN I $1.~?5 . FARM NEWS .., METROPOLI T • ' Willys - ------- - -------- rn; F't.luiciS. ' 1 • Mrs Fern Sweeney ,and Mrs EKAMPLE: Katie Davis reoontly vls:ted R. D j !!RAINS: calf, lamb, pork, bee I: Hills. •' _ 1953 tender, soft In eonslstenc~ doli· cate f!ivor: pre-coo~ to help FARM NEWS , 2 dr. Hardtop. RuM fine. firm. ·~en cream, acramHle MULCHING STIIAWBERRI•s Only ·$~95 . Strawberries are one of our calf, lamb, pork, ~eef m05! popular amall fruits and are \wide~ bas had lsed b 1 o110 0 f 1b VS .1956 For.d exercloo: Beef ho•r< ra Ymany peop e. ' to fol·• I " most Important practices ·and leaot t.endar. Qo~e· to'\' In raising strawberries is the peroentlge edible: Stuff mulchmg of the bcmes during the and• braise or ·cook In liquid. winter months. KIDNEYS: calf, lamb, pork, WHY MULCH 19.55 Plymouth I J " beef, Considered great dellesey strawberries which are ~ ~ot dr. !i&d>o • Heater. Veal kidneys sometimes cut with mulched will "heave" out of the , 2 dr Radio and Heater: chopt, ·lamb klllne)'l oometimea -und dun'n• the wt'nter due to enctooed In En,"1'..n ohops; or •'1 ... f-·-'·g and• thawing of the Only $109f , '"-'' Tblo '!heaving" causeo ex· 1 may be aold separately: Cook ta ground. fiRST COM! PIIJT CHOICI liquid,.' ~raise or boll. tenslve damage to tile root srs· IJVER: <all, hoe! '-m of the ,-'-nts. Dama•ing the H-U·R·R·Y • TO TilE Beef liver ten· '" root system '"' will cause death and dcr tban same reduced yields. . hlhfod g o pork hv Another cold weather inJury ' er, whleh In iron· will bc ,to the frllit buds whleh lfre Bral::::ae~. ii!n,iRF.lios: formed'" the,fall. 10 degroe wea· . I •1 , Ol lbe9'are pt!ked nex~;vnuner. - • AU'('U SALliS · • ''''"'(ii.~ bok Great ••"•'"''·' If you use frcah sawdust as ,of( , ·, PhoM ~.J mus bland mulch, add I \1 pounds of n1trate Op I and lamb. "'"'··-· of soda, or Its equivalent nitrogen . en J!venm.-1111118 p.m. Heart fcrtlli1er, to each bushel of sawTraffic Llpt I . TONGNE. call, lamb, POjk, ther wUl caui' l!IJury to the fruit beet: Beet and '.calf 'tongue · are , bud. ·If lb•Y\ do not have a ,rDboth deSirable size for hOUSO tec6ve COVer, ' ,\ hold usc. Pork and lamb tongws · HQW TO MULCH oro usually sold in a rcady·t.. Strai\:betrtes ahollld ~ mulehod . serve form Tongije m~y be pu\' when the avera11e temperature Ia chased fresh. pickled, corned oi· "23 degreea. Thta meap1 that mul· smoked. Boneless h1gh percent· chlng should ,be done between age of Jean meat: Cook In hquld, Thanksgiving arid Cl)rjltrp,a& until tender, remove skin. MULCHING MATIRIALS ; The bc1t material to uae An·' Iedford r:..hool News mul~hlri• 1.11w4eat straw. Oat and~ rye straw can be Uled bul they Roger Cullums and Mr. and Ihave 1 tendency to ''Jiaok" and • Mra. Dwight ~ullums sp~nt the ainother the planta.1 Thanksglvmg •>oliday w>th Mrs. Leavea 'sllould not be Uled at Orpha CullulflS. I all. teBYes pack the worse of any Mr. and M'rs. De~v~r Well and mulohlnll materi~L ' · family bav~ been vlSltlug rdatlv, es m M1eh1gan. SawduRt tan be uaed "I' 1 mulch Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Carr of The worse f~ature of •wduat to Columbus vi11ted Mr. and "'"· lliallt <linga ~1 thf!>Wles. This R. E. Douglas Sunday. meana you have dlrty berrlea when • Rev. Horst was the dinner will stop any nitrogen ltaryation gu"t of Mr. and Mrs Guy Lee of the strawberry Plant. Sunday · · -• Mrs. Rowland DOlS Kmgsbury HOW MUCH STIIAW TO USI ' ' Use one pound ol wheat atraw viSited her parents, Mr. and Mrs per pla't Cover the 'Plant .unm R. o. Bur•on dunng the wtek· you <an just ate the ·leaves end. , throuJh the atraw.· ~Cover the Mr• Dora O'Brien spe•• a fe1• whole alta ,,. ' · da)'S In columbos vl!iilmg rela· STRAWB&RRY PHAMPLITS lives. 11 you would be lnter~ted In Th · hi 1 obte';·g further illfol'!)latidn . . the ~~~n&!~' ~hu~~~lces!h~ for pamphlet '"llpa on StraW· week. berries" It Ia avlllable free fro'm the Extenlliob Office. 1 ' · loom• Mew · Furniturt Old J'oahiooed RovlYII meetln; beglnnlnr Dec I Jq l$ at lltd· WIY Church at Ll~l,l.yllle\ Ohlp, with Rev. Everelh\liponCI, Ev· anJellat and 4a~&bten, 1Evan r•l!lt ainlll!rf. Seivlc:e beWi• at 7:30 each evelillll: ~l!l')'onc Welco10e. Rev. ._..t (Hook) Thoma• Pallor. ' 12-2-2to / ' To whom concern: NOTICE1t may OF DISSOLUTION ' • / ' ,I ·' ' I ' FOR . QMLY ~'..,."J · "' ,1· i ' ' $; ~ '· ', I ...' .·'- ·. , \ ,:N:;- •.• ... ll ~g · l ; '. "ll•\1-l il 1 • (J{ ~ ::.\ ' :· 17i: .•J 'II' ~·~ 1 '),, ·~ '' ·' - �' . ~#~~=~~i~E~~~O~.,~D~e~~·~4~,1~9~57~:;::.1 • J OBPBNDABJJ: ., JU;i~"lil'll sale~ Salt I ADS . Notice 1s hc1ebv g1ven that on a_,. WG~d;~oai " -.s I!INo wluertloas. Minimum ehsr(e IIOc.-4 ~· ~. r ~ "'&nt'-..~ ~· ~ NllliAlel ot !Yeota II 00. Obltumu !lllbllohed at 1 oetll Jt!ll\_ .liilr4_ _ __ _ .. ·--- ! I J NOtiCe!~ --' ttea..uarhl'$ ,_. 4Uu0nlte IJJUlle - ~ C4dlr Cbolb ._ LAU Wln~ P'lufricldalre ~lleraton. ' laltar flll'ftltu.._ ii!Uiif if!, Ohio · .• 4zttf Gertrude H Smith D~rr c to rs (11) of Salt Sales Corp. 27, 1121 4 21 c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Richrd Foreman 1 --'Oeceaaed 1s hereby giVen that John ID Notice Thomas whose Post Office addres~ ts Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed administrator of .' WASmNGTON LIP- Secretary of Ag•·iculturc Ezra Taft Benson reaffirmed today that ~e is not g.. iug to 1tblkll auu that he will con· tinue "to do \he beat posa1ble job" for farmers · Benson read a statement ol prmclples at a crowded newa ~on· terence which bad been billed In advance as "important." "Let me say right here that what 1 am about to qy is a statement-not ol reRignati.Onbut of resolution," Benson said. "You have hear<t.I have heard much apetulallon m recent weeka on whether the secretary of agri· culture ia a political asset or lla· blllty," ·Benson continued. "I have been told this: 'What you say may be true, but then you don' have to be elected.' 1 have heard it aald ant Sherman Adams. 1 "! clpared thiS Willi no one-it is my satement," Benaon said. "I did not discus• It with the White House." . BenSQII was asked If he told tho Cabinet about the statement at 1 meeting Monday. "1 did not," he said. ' Hill Proaent LIWI In Benaon'a resta~ment of prin. e~ples he said: "I cannot believe the people of thiB country want any 'double talk from a Cabinet ot111<1al of the Unit· ed States government. ~o Jet's keep the record straight: Congreos has the final responslblllll' of enaet1ng our laws. The job of lhe Department of Agrkulture !J to administer these laws and to ,... ommeod Improvements. • the e!tate of Rlchard Foreman late of Me1gs County, Ohio, deceased Doted th1~ 25th da~ of Novem· ber 1957 ~~!t ;armBensornac~ babus•tcadllyeadrigwrbtoon'a I "Howrlever, ladws wtrhlclh tryod ~lo.-1 John C Bacon .., arm p ceo an coo o pr u., n pollticaU•.• •- farm probletn. It Judge of the Probate C<>urt ' , will not ture t,., Me1gs County, Ohio 5eyo I.e Wenll Hl01 they could, then It would have (II) 27, (12) 4, II, 3tc Benwn aaid his penonaJ..planl been oured I two wm lil...,.four are. to continue as aecre~ of seeretarlea of agriculture ag~ FOil NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT agr~c:blture. back In tho ear))' daya of the New Ex1tutor "In ~ptember the Prcaicjent Deal Eotolo of Ro)>orl W. Rawllngo asked me to stay on, he sajd. Dtceued agreed to do so. Nothing ~t I He •ld this adminlatrsllon bas NotiCe IS hereby giVen that Su· know of has eome up to ehange oonatatentlY recommended ohaJJCea san Alberta Rawlmgs, whose Post thla underatandlng." i In the farm ~roaram. If the ~ Office address is 600 Grant Street, Benson said his statement bad ontmoil'!ltlona had beep. .!~1114 Middleport, Ohio has been duly apbeen cleared with Pre11dent years go, he lllid, !arm~~ ~ pomted " Executrix of the Estate Eisenhower or Presidential Aoa!Jto would be much better oCI todiy. of Robert W Rawlings, late of . - -Middleport, Meigs county, Ohio, from f,817. The aS8oolatlon •ld·1tng and qutrttlous. iJII Tbt Brlglllelt COI'D& 63.7- per ctnt favored the appoint!loyal Turtloy Ssndwldl ' deceased. .. IIddiepori Dated this 23rd day of Nnvem· lve aystom. • 8 slices buttered toul, 8 •JI~a Jl, Walter Stewart, former prq. cooked turkey, 8 allcea tomato, ber 1~7 John C Bacon ld~lll of· the '~levefand •Bar 4f111., salt, I e. grated cheese and Zup, Judge of the Probate Court uld the eouncil of delegate; alld worchostorahlre sauce. Alfalfa Ray. C. D. Circle, Racine Meigs County, Ohio the executive committee ol tjle Ll~ toaot tn ohallow bakir!l and Bashsn Rd. II 27 6tp state aaaoclation would meet ~· pan. Plaee turkey on the tout, (II) 27 (12) 4, II, 3tc 13 and vote on whether to p)Jee sllcea of tpmato on turkey and the queatlon of ame,ndlng !be 'ton· sprinkle aalL Spread ttilekly win sUtuUon on the ballot. . Jl'ltod ohefte mixed with sauee. U approved, the governor would Broil quickly until cheeae is mel!FO!i SALE, A Bargun, 1956 Sll· appoint all judges to the Obio ed agd .browned. Serve at oncp. vtr Doam Houae Trailer, two Supreme Court and court of •p. 8 tervln~. bed rooms, 4i reet long. Sc" noala from a list of three namll'. ' Ageht, R. E Grlndloy, Minersfor each p~st Turkey A Lt Kln1 ville, Ohio Will Fm•nce. · 6 tbl. butter, 8 tbl. flbur, 1-2 hP ' ' 12·3·31<! salt, 2 e· milk, I 1·2 c oooked COLUMBUS UP - A poll of turkey I~ I 1-2 Inch or large se,loned Flleplace •Logs. ,$10.00 lawycro throughout the 1tate ly WILCIAM F. ORIGOilY squaree, 1-2 o dleed cooked eel; ptr cord. Mrs R. 11. Rawlings, 1 showed today they favor an ap. C cry, 3 tbl. diced cooked green Phone 999, 212 Union Avenue, pointiVc JudiCial s)stem rather ' l'lli~~N:'cul~~;~t~r,'~.y pcpp,ts, 2 lbt ohnpped plmlnetn, Pomeroy, OhiO 12-3·3tp than the prcsrnl elective method. The OhHl State Bar Assn said DtSIASIS IN CHICKINS. 2 en yollcJ, bcoten, 1 t~l. wor· cheatershlre aauce, 8 •Iicea toast. HANDMADE ARTICLES. Jtegulac more than 8,000 lawyers were poll· WhUe , Mason County Is not a .. 1t bu tter, bl end "' ~ fiour • nd me in4 ChriJtmaa Aprllns, Head ed and b!lllots wcr~~ commero•al broiler layer re· salt, ~dd mUk and too k, 1tl rrm& ' glon, there are •till or a few ohlek· Scarfo, Pillow Cues, Place Mat. For House BulldmgNelgler's conatantly over low heat or lri Bath and Kitchen TowelJ, J>.acinc, Ohio Phone 3604. ens ralaed In farm fiooks In lh• shafln& dlah ••Ill sauce Ia thict Baby ah<els and pillow cue> 11 14 3tc county: From time to time I tiave on how to and bubbly. Add tur key, oe1ery, Baby bibs, p10 cushions lunch· 'D-IU & I'EL~VISIO~ SERVICE, receivedh kquestions h h green peppers ind pimento and eon doths, Bale pru~r.. rrlno!ln Rn " treatelcstatseemto ~~e· h rbooc 200. Cleland Appliance cold. Trying to eure the colds eal Beat e&&• wlib aau<\0, adda • 2~c yard Mr!. Lee UudiHOII, ,_ 118 w. Main ~t., Pomeroy lh amalt amount of creamed mixture, 364 12 3·6\ S- · 2 " WI'i\1 lresp1tal<!l:l' d1ocascs) afterImpr1° , 11>· • ..." ' I ~~ li~ •w'S lans v1rtually ... •llr waII an d add l• •1e1t of cream·, il "" ~blc tbe diseaoc will eventually ed mix. Stir in well, away froitl Kitchen Kitchen Good Clem tJied Cm run Its eourse Ill! colds do In hu· heat and serve at once over toast. de~.lllll••d for your home. Free W MakeR and Modell man belna•. VacCination will pr.. Makes 8 ae/vlnlll. eatlmat• Foreman • Abbott. vent tiiC "cold· like" diseases in Turkey O.,mplintlt Phone ~'*-Y. 8 8 tf A~ poultry. 1 1-2 c. sifted llour, 4 tsp. bak· "• demand. Perha.,.. tbla Ia be~aliie too few of ua know alid ~li)r.. olate lh~ir advantBgea,_and knOW bow to "prepare them. I ' VAR,IITY MIA'I' ADVANTAGES 1. Eionomr-be<~lise of ' small ilemandf, s&he variety meita ar~ from 1·3 to 1·3 the price of re· gular coonomr cuts. 2. Nutrition-variety meato ate btgbly nutritiqus becauSe they provide a gener~l auppl? of 111 tn~l! and fllamhts ·•needed for good bellth. _, 1 ., , 3. l'byor-bei:auae of their de( Uoate fiavor many of the v':l'lely meata are ~onsti!ered del~les. , STORIN' VAIIITY MIATS l. Handle carefully-all •arlety 'm t8 are perisliabtc •; RelriU"ate ,.i o~cle-if · ped. • ·• k't ;r;P oveln1~!! i wf::"!~'fl. bn fo: plat~ng In meat 'compart· e e · ment of re!rlgera\or. '.I'IIIa per· milo some circul•liOD ol air. · • 3. Uae within 2t hQUI'I-for b.,t fiavor in variety m"ta IIIIIIING VAIIJITY MIATS 1. Wtap corefutlr In motature 1 "' vapor·proo ,..,por. at degre~ \ 2. Freeze promptly 0 F. or lower. Jlepl ot these tem· h t , poratUre! l e VJf1~ Y (lleat.i may be held three I• four months. Thf'P.elmPAetiiAhodTIONof !!p.'!"ln~Tv•r· r·- .... a ., loll' meats ara det~mlnl!ll bv their particular cbaraclerlatle•. Beca~le o( the!f''phyllllll jltrn<lure tbey do not always Jail uhder !be bell! or thQIIe whtclt may be cook· . ed by dtl' bea,t or ll)~ilt ~e•t, 11 do mull<!le mel&: ~me )\l'epara· lion prellml~ to cQOking ls aomi!tlme. neoes•ry. ' , , BelOJI' 11 1 tab)e Pf!!Pared bY home eton~litJ Of the Nation•! Llveltook a¥ .M~at lkiard U.ting th bar1e1e !ill lid 1d ojed ..~tt,g m~thodJ a far ·~~!ely meota. _ , That He Will Not ·Quit Post romeroy, No1·man 0 Wein Car or• CorpcratlOU, Oh10, b) vit tuc of a 1esolution of lhr. Board of Otrecton>, elected to dlt;~t!he aud cmuplelely wind up 1 Jl!i aff a1rs. ;mli t)Jat a rc1tificate to lhat r ff,..d has been duly filed tn tne otnre of the secretuy of state at Columbus, Ohio. Ed Ebcrsbaeh ._w -0.. "' fW • MDta per worcL l'ull nte Ctolll\1! won! will be ehsrted far advortillnC II litptd Car befdn .-.1111 ot ._.. -tb followlni lrisertlon. lirort Ia ~bellld be rtDOI'ted lmmedlatcb Tbe Dllljr sentinel will I!Dt.be Jespons!ble for more than one mcor· S~retaryBensbn Reaffirms· ~ the 26th day of November, 1937, 1 ·. Old J'aahtoned IIOvtval ,MeeUna beilnnintf Dec. 1 lo 1D at llirl· way Church at ~Anlavllle, Ohio, wllti Rev Evoftllt AimOild, Ev· ~ an~ttlat and , Evan f Jtllat alngerl.. at ~ ?:80 each weleome. Rev. ' Th'om11 Pallor. • = ---·--. BAZAAR, at United ' ~ Metbndblt Church, Frld•f· , Pfcel\lll!lr 6. N,.tlewOl'k an¢ ,.,tweet, t hop. Luncheon II a. m.·Z »· m. Vcr· iotJ of lood on l2-3-3to ,. - f•M· ___ (3) In Me~rian _,_, .· $299.00 BAKER 11 11 ] ••I FURNITURl 0\tio Attorneys For Appointment To The Judiciary - t8b• AutoS.rvlces H. llAWLilfGI liONS CO. - .M bour WJI(Ut ..I'VIct. Dl7 fh~•• 1!!27. NlJhl Pl)one eQ3t.X. DLDGII • Pt.Yl!OU'nl ::'. DBAURS ~ SU ----19$3 Desota fi9D V8 4 dr. Sedan Powtr oteertns 6 brakCJ Th" ~or hu otl1tnlll flni1h and lain beat of condition. Blaettnor'j, Po111eroy. li-3(J.8te IIIQ.JI~ieka 'lve fine Cll,l'! Some are low ml!IISe one _own· tr lltl, Jl-.t .I~~ and modeh. Bl , p teto u.ao.etc • II11Dfl. fl1) Y· , ~· 18041 Ctiel't9IJ·"MII· • dr. iiei. • iln 'IUcllh Qtwa the belt or eJfe. J!6H, ll"etUttr'l Pomeroy • H*ftt 1 liN rb/d VI ~~~~· Wl(on tl,48a .._ .... ,••• • i:.id' '"'· o•e ··-· "'" "" .. "" ..., • •w• tal oW!iej'. i•llim, hmitO)I. , , , , , U.ao.tlto •"'I, e-~ ( ., "Vf. . . ·· . 11111" PJP.·~~. (itul 120 aarea, aJ~\~O:.tJd."· La)'lllaa, •• ,. , , , ., , I• • 31p riui. So"" j- ' ana ...:' 1 ~ Sal"' I 14 1 - · -- For Re"' Sl"plpr room~ Phone 3SS.Y ::-1-:I·22-::-:12:-1 P;_·~.:-~-:-·--::--:-:-Fer bnl •"··-'on '·dd r ~~ - .,.,.,,.. "" e a, lctflold lwdt, 'tir~ Cloth~ "''·loa Mi'" lltd eporl Pb'::at exo.:t..-, 111 11 Mmlu~dddle-Y ·- ' Jrieef' iJL tttUtr~ l.lneol• .liW:~·- II II !liP · 1 deep FOil on.J:;;., .\UTO SAJ.F..!I wellSA"": jet p•mp with ter preaaura j;;:;:;;;;;::;::;;::;;:;;:~~~ tank on<l owltc:h. Aloo BJI.fect - - - - - - - p!J!tlc p!pe, I'A 1 m; one Your Onl_!' Authorized lii'Chltaot's drawlni table. s'uol Fuller BRUSII MAN and tool• One typewrlltr desk James Marriner and ono f•llnR cablntt, handmade, 736 I. Moln St. One ele<trl< table aaw, •no woQII Pomeroy Ohio lathe, one aoltd o•k lldeboard, Phs... No. 128 - Afttr ' PM one "Whl!e" nwlng machine, \0.7-tf llllique. P'>ooe Pomeroy BIW. " TIIRMtTeB Eli'URMINATID 10 1 Rt!. ::--:-:-"-:--~---:For f"• !n,~cctiOn pbJne 383·M Cleotrolux Sweeper and Clarinet Gilmore Supply Stolle Pomeroy ror Sale. Call 8481 before 8 a. At• work ~umrl tee~ Fully tn ..!'~ter fJi, nl. 10 16 6tfc wred Vnugl1nn's Ind<•otrlal ami 0-For or Rent R••' dt~.tlal Termllll control Sor .vl<e. Sl M•m. W .Va 1 2D tf 1 Phone' 8'~113. Dllrl aeua 10 __ ....,.. ....-·- - 8 ::-:erar~ou~hr:~~u~.!;~: Phone 21M. !ISO etp .,...._. W ' 1171 Heln Wanted I • KAY coliN: ,llnlay Qlbbl, J.,eng BotiOtl, llotte 2. ' :.::l!:..:.:. - - - •• 11 2Jetfp !lan or Woman to, •upply Nat10n '" · ·.• · ally Advertized Watkins Prud• ucla to costomcro In Mld~loport H111ptblre Pip 1 wb old, '10. Averoge 12.110 per hour from ·ea., Clll IIJi;ll, Pomeroy. start. No lnvel\mcnt necd!!oary. ., ll.ao.tltc We help you lint in lndepend· ent buai!IO&S. \Wile D. E. Daven I HewiJ Buill· f/Mil Tiailar. a ~~ wmer: -~· VACCINATION. Two days before you vaeolnate Oto It, a. Call Will..._ for New Castle and Brqt!Chltia, ..... ........ tho feed you give your ohlcka c 0 n tat n a high 8 h 0 u 1d - - - - - -- amount of an ontlbloUc. This anti 120 81 Insurance biotic foedlng s}lould continue lor 2 weeks after the v..,tnaUon. By ~,..,. ._,._ "'""" feeding the hl'h antibiotic Iced Middleport tiN . Auwmohll• you Ienon the dan~ ol any com• Bondi. ftmt Q\&-1 Mil-l' pltcotlona developlna from the port, 74 E. Roblnaon Aveq\le .... llo«lP Barberton, Ohio (12) .f·V.!II-2:J.4tp ,, .!• P6rt Utile Ud Hollda, '"~'son. Pleaae opply \lelll'!!;n a and ~ p. m: Shoe Box, Mlddlo~L • ' 1,+-l t i -- - - MAJ ' · WAD ......... ,.. • .., · · """" - " ' ...-;.~ '~ .. - ' " •11 L lliiMIII 11. ...... , Evior)'thlnll was re[llirlefj gqlng play fol II' ' dne• lay'• ~lg aboof. Lttest lnforftiltlon all nnofft. 'ial, Waf thai the lla\Jo/a Van ~!l'ard miMlie might · be fi< ·ed a! 1ny ~our or mmute !rdJII e a m. until dusK off lonely atid windy Cape Canaveral. •e<ordlnr fii FOR MORE IJMUIWOM. lion. .. .Tile __;_-~- M\111<,\\li~fll· • EnjQy "" eJtra headroom of new FHsht. Jatream root s!fllnc In '68 B~deba\<e"' Tlietoft8' today .. , you'U want tAl , own i\ "Wf ~ to tiavfi! I Cll'lt-class relief plicber tAl elil!lelifl: the Yariillel arid Mi (ol· hllil' In RaJ Mqore. ~mie, also IQiew we were 11\Jrtb\f' at third I!Ue. Not ~ny JU¥fe bl!oauoe vn•l& putttn,r BIIJr. Gciddmm ttiere. ¥!1' Tito "raneona gives uo "*""!~t prf> tert:on •r th~Y outfiela.• lolliiibtt To gel Moore, Good!llan and Francona, the: Whlte So• l\ld to turn O¥et outfi~lder 4rtf Doby ~d lelt·harided : ~1\f!llp~ Jack Harah!llan to tl!f'Orlolea!, • Rlcfl!""' J!l_,il T'"' ~ Bsltlmole . ~>o~o IIJul Richards was 'even IJIQr~ plotsell· .with the deal lhan ,.JUII\G1, • , "DOby ohould drlva iD; Plenty of run• forui'and Hmb~hoa tbe stu(! to be ~OJ of tM Ji-ell pitch· in the. league," be lild. .TOM ·Ru~· MOTORS I Middleport, O)llo RllURNED HOME \tome this wock from MeiJl9 Gen· eral tfwp~tal where ~he had been (JMili~nt, llli~te . She reSides at Pom.eroy .. !· ' "IIOWN JOINS FRAT Harold Dana Brown, Jr , !lOll of D 81'own, , of 204 w. n•;, ·lnil.t• of Bel• DI'Sfl'ndl'v'e'ly New. for .s' Many Room·Arrangem·ents' , , _,• "Mrs 'vi,(nna'' Dill was returned · ~~~~~~~;~;~d~u~st~ . ~~ii~ii~~:ii~;;;ln~~~~;-~ Adding the nitrogen fertilizer ·tihit ~:·l~;t~,;:;'~:o~~ lr•ter'llilv at ,Oblo 'IS a member- of theatre' worliohop h.,dieen named to ll•c Deanl1 ·l'olhlontd for You by Notional, , , Fore~ In QuoUtrl , HliH-t.OW TEMPS ' • Nl!w YORK UP - The coldest in the .nat1on today wa!l Colo., where lhe mercury to 13 below zero Tue,. ~ay's reported high, B6, wao at ~•nta Ana, Calif. • · v.~···•. -- ,J.~ '~ . Q ·_ ' !'j, <(0. ' aEtJ · ~PI ' cy · ~ g r fJ.' : ·-: I 1~tautiful, Modem 1 2Q naiDutel, In colander l!o ·- · MARKIT REPORT CINCINNAT1 UP -Produce: "l~gs, continued weak, prices at oonsumero white• and b,. A jumbl)l 4~0. A ' llrJe A medium 3841, A omilt B iaN~ ~i2. FOB A lftrge .,.....•," :m~ M-41: B ~rsn.411- ' . •"'--h ' HOlM' Maker News -~~ ITARCHI~ H~MII'Itlon "-'"' · ·1.. .: ' a=: (24) FQr:Stileor 1 trauer~ I~~~-. n ,\!lotJW' 1~\, W 'I'!""~:~L.~~~ Ph!!ilt- ~-- , . .,_, I #of -. ' •' Stdiol'lal Pieces at p'P~ice i You'd Exped Jo .l!ay for Only 8 ) .,.. ... ...,... .w.w.w .......... ·~~·· ........... , ••,llllllllltlll..,.,, d'tlrlr!l I' • ,..... .....St., ..... ,., ' e lie . . . . . . . ftlu IUIWI • "'""'""'.....,... lllttllltcl !\lou ~.., :.I .......NIIii • "'",..,. • -.. lo,wH'"" I, f ' . NQw that the bll Thank'living f.ee·~_l~i.fl~~} holiday dlrin~ Is over and you juat ha'~'~- 16 have some turkey let over ·frolll ~~ mell. rou musL r 1 ~ be wondering Hill\' to (hange 'the 'lfe, Cll ~~.'!d appolfancc qllhe, !ll<it. The fam· ~ t' O]_k liy wltl' .. more ~lkely to eat the tel 1\~tt ro IP turkey If it Ia)repared or drcasect In ~~I~T. 0111~ up a d(lf~!ll ·wey. There are IIIMI ' · • !HOI! II IIIII many 'war.• .to .'~6 ~11: ~ne ean I - ' .L L - • 1nake san411'lches, tibh dumpUnae ade oflli;a~' 4J··'I • I ' ; -- " · tollo Ill "'-• !ome waY,• to • ' ~]~~ .For Sal.. ·roqm hous•lurnlahed ~ i\ljit HIItkey oo lhat your Nl .Wilt !il:!!~Pi ~ou~t trfr family eaaJ epjb . It .. .different k=~~~~l;!;:t:\~::~ ~~, •tii<t. ,AI CONSULT YOUR VITI~INAR· tAN. To those of you lnterc!tcd In vacctnatln& your chicks. you should conault your veterinarian as 10 where to obtain tho vaccine "u~1tU~b.a ·- H• II' vacdnat191• ,prooedure, e~. ~nows IH!Itor' than anyone eln h~'-"'"~ ll,f·ft••or how to maintain tho · health ot your farni animals. Rod:~ Downllll ~'IU Cl ,AGENCl "'IIMII' It ·ocket ~a\'fyln( Am~!'o hop" o dbpllcltc li1J81fa1t leap lrtto grrocrotlng Unit 2 ~t Ohio 'llo.' Mu•klr~u\1 Rivw Plont !olf an'· Mri, Glen Robinson and lloc..r~ hllll tiO!!n plaeed m oom, fa!l'llX ~i;j!Dtl~ llloVI!4' into their merclal operation, ne~ ijll!lf~. . Operation of the new unit ralsod the llu6klngum River stallh~'s total &eneratin& , caPfclty . to till~,. QOO ,kUo•atts, m>kif>t it the lar~· est ~IY'l Jl!apt oni.II!C' •even'")alo Amtliililln Gii ~·~ .!IU!•tric System ·of whicH OHio Po Iller Is •a port. 'rhc plant's ,copocity Will be lnerea;;4 agoln-fo 88D,OOOR\ilo-when jlnit f, an idpnlle:il Z2~1000·kw unl!. is placed in 09tl'l~on• <wlY in 1953. Vnito ~ an~ f, e1e~· ca~able ql su~pll'l!lll ~l~tft~ tef\'lce to 650.000 eve~if H~er, t8gether 'will ~~ an eatlmatei total1of $&7-Jrill· ~ vaccination. !Mal people for, hOUIIt lo houao ot~VIut~ 1 r~~~: l'o!llerO)I and !oflddleport'a ne"' Cit~ llli*torr. lfl.lllw. Ollk Goo4 ~lndwrllblt •ntttl. Noj ';::;::;::~~-=:!:;:~=~ ~UinJ. State ap, 1111 telephone co~-·.- Pro~ec~ 1 ~ number, write liol .881 C. ~. The , .._ a .. _ Polio ~... ,.... Dally ~atlnei, - Po'fue~y. ...,, """' · ""',_ . •· • 13-3-lltc .;;iilll;i\b,;;·;;JilF=ddlt~-i':i;;QII.:;,;.ii;Ob:i;lo.i;;;;;;;;;;; lSf~~~~~;= ,:.-:D 11~~1( ,.::TI~~,~~ i1:~~;~~J.~t::!~~· ¢A'1; CANA~ · Fla UP~avy technlclana p~ ttio finiSh· >8 toirehea today h .a 'a' onder MEtROPOL'fAW 1 '!;:;:::i:=: 00 s!!f~~!~~~~?.~ne· In Mason-Co To Laiut~ Jts First Sat~lllte I I .t.LLEY lUNK CO 81001 ,, Ohio P'o;e~ Co. Muskingum Plant Betofd Deer Kill Nary AD ·Set · hove tho cora tncl they sale. We don't ""nt become ontl~~ 11Hirtl lot. "eon. and Got our LOW·LOW ti~tCIS. ! tMIIt~Nirlhtf'- SMALL R&WARD SALT LAK~ OITY UP - After OlleJilnt ~ •twQ·fool·lfiU,lro hple in tlje s'ool of a loe~ ·~• by drilling ~ hol~s with a b•ace and blt, bur· g~~; tere· tlg.b1e to' crack a hea· vr l!lll", ~spJ4 with $3 from a lUiie bo'll:. and "' undetel'lllinQ<I lljflouqr Of: pi!JiOli board mOifey. I _ItA, GBUISEB Select Only , -T-he Very Best· In Used Cars 1, Htzol Frtncl' Mr. and Mrs. RalpH Swan Jr aqd sons VISited Mr. and Mrs w~rley Francis recentlY. . Mrs. Hazel Morris o1 Middle· port visited her sister Mrs Les· ter Thomas a few da)'S last woek Raymond Faulkner and wife of Columbus spent from Fridly un· til Sunday With her aunt, Lllhc . Dally-Bfntlnel, Ponteroy-MJ4dleport, 0. 111\!c. 41 1951..,1 .v••"' ing powder. up. ult, 2 l-2c For a few cento per bird the finely <hopped1 cOoked turkey, 1c poultry owner can vaccinate his milk, 1 ellll beaten about 8 c thin chicks and prevent the common turkey 11favy or broth. rcspll'atory diaen&cs sueh as New SUI flour, bakinl )lOwder and Castle-Bronchitis. The vaccine salt together. Add turkey and used for the prevention of New mix thoroughly. l,dd milk to eg~ Castle and Bronchltia can be add·,an~ !lltr Into turkey and fiour ed to !he drlnklnll water or duoled mixture. Heat srsvy in deep pan Into tho air Either method will When gravy boil!, drop mixture In ploee the VljCOIDc In contact wuh to It ,by spoonsfuts. Cover light th• ehi<ks beak ly at onec c~ok ID mlnulell. l)o VACCINATING FOR NEW CA$· no} remove cover at any lime dur· 1 TLE. in( 10 o'ltln(. Make• ID medium Chtek• ean usuolly be bough' sized dumplldrs 1 from tho haf,chcry already vacln· Turkay S.la~ ntcd for New Caaie ducase R.. 1 c mayonnalae or salad dresJ. cent research aeems to show that inl, 1 1·2 tap. lemon juice, t H • If Jthc chlcka ore vaccinated at 2 tbl. diced pimento 11 dqlted, 1-41 wteka of 1110 beUer IJllmunlty can tap. pepper, 1llp. salt, I 1·2 c. b~.obtalned The chicks ahould he cooked rice, 1 1-2 c. oooked or WE BUY vacomatcd at 2 weeks and asaln at canned peas, 1 1'2 c. cooked tUr· 14 weeks when you are raiSin( key rut In ojllall plccea, 1 -t'll c. MUCTUIIAL I BIAMl layera finely dlc~d colery. · I•ON- MIT•U VACCINATING FO~ IRONCHI· "I• mtyonnaut, lemon juice. " • TIS "' " d . •• I t d plment!l and aeaaonlng,. Ad r.. OHIO V" The ctueb <an ~ vacc na ,• malnln11 in•r· .. ents and Ioiii an lor BronchlUa at the Ume they re lolether llchii; Let stand In vaccinated for New Caslio, 2 cold , 1... !O.Ia minute• before ,._ 111 · weeks old and aaaln at U w~:~s oerwinl Serve In lettuce cu~. old To vaccinate for Bronc a ,G 18b with • tomato wedges -;;;:;;~::;;~~ yuu, os on lndlvldu~l farmer, must Ma~ servtnge. .- •Z? have a permit from the State Vet· 1 • add 1•2 c washed CONCRnB'iiLOCKII or~nJ!i.aJI, These porm1ts 111aY be larilo imonnl ·of ......"lull!l ..tttr Per~..... 11otlcn !roe by writing to Dr. BtlteU wah!r In Groen at Charlostoa, W. Vo Lift or' sUr with ----== - PARKER RUN I $1.~?5 . FARM NEWS .., METROPOLI T • ' Willys - ------- - -------- rn; F't.luiciS. ' 1 • Mrs Fern Sweeney ,and Mrs EKAMPLE: Katie Davis reoontly vls:ted R. D j !!RAINS: calf, lamb, pork, bee I: Hills. •' _ 1953 tender, soft In eonslstenc~ doli· cate f!ivor: pre-coo~ to help FARM NEWS , 2 dr. Hardtop. RuM fine. firm. ·~en cream, acramHle MULCHING STIIAWBERRI•s Only ·$~95 . Strawberries are one of our calf, lamb, pork, ~eef m05! popular amall fruits and are \wide~ bas had lsed b 1 o110 0 f 1b VS .1956 For.d exercloo: Beef ho•r< ra Ymany peop e. ' to fol·• I " most Important practices ·and leaot t.endar. Qo~e· to'\' In raising strawberries is the peroentlge edible: Stuff mulchmg of the bcmes during the and• braise or ·cook In liquid. winter months. KIDNEYS: calf, lamb, pork, WHY MULCH 19.55 Plymouth I J " beef, Considered great dellesey strawberries which are ~ ~ot dr. !i&d>o • Heater. Veal kidneys sometimes cut with mulched will "heave" out of the , 2 dr Radio and Heater: chopt, ·lamb klllne)'l oometimea -und dun'n• the wt'nter due to enctooed In En,"1'..n ohops; or •'1 ... f-·-'·g and• thawing of the Only $109f , '"-'' Tblo '!heaving" causeo ex· 1 may be aold separately: Cook ta ground. fiRST COM! PIIJT CHOICI liquid,.' ~raise or boll. tenslve damage to tile root srs· IJVER: <all, hoe! '-m of the ,-'-nts. Dama•ing the H-U·R·R·Y • TO TilE Beef liver ten· '" root system '"' will cause death and dcr tban same reduced yields. . hlhfod g o pork hv Another cold weather inJury ' er, whleh In iron· will bc ,to the frllit buds whleh lfre Bral::::ae~. ii!n,iRF.lios: formed'" the,fall. 10 degroe wea· . I •1 , Ol lbe9'are pt!ked nex~;vnuner. - • AU'('U SALliS · • ''''"'(ii.~ bok Great ••"•'"''·' If you use frcah sawdust as ,of( , ·, PhoM ~.J mus bland mulch, add I \1 pounds of n1trate Op I and lamb. "'"'··-· of soda, or Its equivalent nitrogen . en J!venm.-1111118 p.m. Heart fcrtlli1er, to each bushel of sawTraffic Llpt I . TONGNE. call, lamb, POjk, ther wUl caui' l!IJury to the fruit beet: Beet and '.calf 'tongue · are , bud. ·If lb•Y\ do not have a ,rDboth deSirable size for hOUSO tec6ve COVer, ' ,\ hold usc. Pork and lamb tongws · HQW TO MULCH oro usually sold in a rcady·t.. Strai\:betrtes ahollld ~ mulehod . serve form Tongije m~y be pu\' when the avera11e temperature Ia chased fresh. pickled, corned oi· "23 degreea. Thta meap1 that mul· smoked. Boneless h1gh percent· chlng should ,be done between age of Jean meat: Cook In hquld, Thanksgiving arid Cl)rjltrp,a& until tender, remove skin. MULCHING MATIRIALS ; The bc1t material to uae An·' Iedford r:..hool News mul~hlri• 1.11w4eat straw. Oat and~ rye straw can be Uled bul they Roger Cullums and Mr. and Ihave 1 tendency to ''Jiaok" and • Mra. Dwight ~ullums sp~nt the ainother the planta.1 Thanksglvmg •>oliday w>th Mrs. Leavea 'sllould not be Uled at Orpha CullulflS. I all. teBYes pack the worse of any Mr. and M'rs. De~v~r Well and mulohlnll materi~L ' · family bav~ been vlSltlug rdatlv, es m M1eh1gan. SawduRt tan be uaed "I' 1 mulch Mr. 1 and Mrs. Charles Carr of The worse f~ature of •wduat to Columbus vi11ted Mr. and "'"· lliallt <linga ~1 thf!>Wles. This R. E. Douglas Sunday. meana you have dlrty berrlea when • Rev. Horst was the dinner will stop any nitrogen ltaryation gu"t of Mr. and Mrs Guy Lee of the strawberry Plant. Sunday · · -• Mrs. Rowland DOlS Kmgsbury HOW MUCH STIIAW TO USI ' ' Use one pound ol wheat atraw viSited her parents, Mr. and Mrs per pla't Cover the 'Plant .unm R. o. Bur•on dunng the wtek· you <an just ate the ·leaves end. , throuJh the atraw.· ~Cover the Mr• Dora O'Brien spe•• a fe1• whole alta ,,. ' · da)'S In columbos vl!iilmg rela· STRAWB&RRY PHAMPLITS lives. 11 you would be lnter~ted In Th · hi 1 obte';·g further illfol'!)latidn . . the ~~~n&!~' ~hu~~~lces!h~ for pamphlet '"llpa on StraW· week. berries" It Ia avlllable free fro'm the Extenlliob Office. 1 ' · loom• Mew · Furniturt Old J'oahiooed RovlYII meetln; beglnnlnr Dec I Jq l$ at lltd· WIY Church at Ll~l,l.yllle\ Ohlp, with Rev. Everelh\liponCI, Ev· anJellat and 4a~&bten, 1Evan r•l!lt ainlll!rf. Seivlc:e beWi• at 7:30 each evelillll: ~l!l')'onc Welco10e. Rev. ._..t (Hook) Thoma• Pallor. ' 12-2-2to / ' To whom concern: NOTICE1t may OF DISSOLUTION ' • / ' ,I ·' ' I ' FOR . QMLY ~'..,."J · "' ,1· i ' ' $; ~ '· ', I ...' .·'- ·. , \ ,:N:;- •.• ... ll ~g · l ; '. "ll•\1-l il 1 • (J{ ~ ::.\ ' :· 17i: .•J 'II' ~·~ 1 '),, ·~ '' ·' - �- ~~- -· - ::· ~ POMERO~ §OtiETY •..,.... ,. . :t,ff.'.. N0.197 · ..IIHAToa Get Your Holiday Permanent Now I7Jtwtk • 1111buakab.. 111GI• """I • dlock-proo!M • lu llry Pllllkll bond SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHO~ Hair Cutting & Styling Bleaching & Tinting Realistic - Brech Caryl Rtchards & Rayette Permanents OPEN9T06MON. THROUGH SAT. Ph. 31l·M 109~ Court St. $100 23 iiWth. adiamond• •timed to thl prtcltiOI afl)111IMnb • tnbrtaiable 1111IR1prlng s•opplng Money COfile and get 11. Loans U8U~Jiy ap· proved right on the dot. ' 124 I. Mal~ St. ""- 197 GOESSL~R JEWELRY lrnttl Covert, LOAN CIT\' THE STORE Mer· & SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio pam,_.. t.r It Christn lee with ~ ' lltt1 to feel pampered . .. because abe limply loves beautlful lingerie •.• choose her personal gifts from our drifts of lace and nylon . . so pretty, and so euy to care for! Middleporl , 1Sotiety, LADIES Mr. and Mn. Fred Hollman and aon, Bill, aftd bor a~t, Dunbar, were recent vteltors In Middleport GOWNS CbaWe Pllue Drip Dry Cottons Raypn Tricot Nylon Ia A Varlely of Slylea Somtthlng new for · $1.98to$3.95 ... .. . ~. N)'lciJII ' In La~-e I ,'Jtrsr A oooo ,\ ,. , , •' p .},' ..-. i ' . SL.IPS. ~ t 1\-1,..., LA_,IIS ""' ;.,)~ and Pomeroy. Mr ond Mrt. Otto Mortzfiold loll Saturday for their homo In : ' Kenosha, Wla., alter a visit with : l)lr. and 1\ln, Verne Davia. OurInc their vlill 'tjtey wore au••ts of honor al I TlwtkiiiVInl dinner flaMeI QLEPORT I , }·, Q-~T. STORI' ' JIIAPE" I .... ~ ·~ 'j , (>" . 11\vellllptiOll wao Incomplete OD two otller aCcldenta, one wbl<h,<M> pointed ' to certain points as cured 00 a e~~uolr)l road near l!lve de<laive In his Clfinlon In regard Folnta .and anoth~r on a co"!'~ to why athletic policy has chinge If buketball II to receive road_ near ~let. adequate attention: 1"-Tblo year w11 the first time be ever uw a baslletball season with ~erlmmaglng. lndlvld· precede group drnl i~~~tl:· betoaccomplbh~d. ·: three times bOY In the wtthnut. · concentrated I Jlecaun the lady you have in mjnd .$.95 -' the rl(ht of way Mr lnd Mri E 0 Rail and son Tom, held tlielr annual Christmas dinner for e111ploye.. of the Mid dleport Ben Franklin Store Mon day night at their home on South Third Avenue. Christmas deeorations were used In the home and the group ex· changed gifts during the social hour After the dinner which WR! served by Mrs Rail a881ited by >Ira Thonlaa Riley games were played Those present Included Mrs Riley, Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mrs John Vroman, Mr1. Howard Me Donleto, Mr!. Russell Mills, Mrs Jamea Slmpoon, Mrar. Dale<Nlchol· J aon, Dale MOler and Rey Koenig, : Unable to attend were Corol t Criswell and Mra. Thomas Darst. J, .· Jingerte 'trbn .hi "sevtral ''' . . Styles. '· 97c io St.?re Employees Attend Annual Christmas Dinner l' \ ' ', ... .1 the Ohio: Portly olllm·· .n.l·' l · tit warmer todly, f11r tonight, \OW 21 cloudy ond ..._. -' ' ' � 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 12. December 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 December 4, 1957 farra giesen goble goulding heiney smith