https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b50e0de93aa2d1578590d517d96fa196.pdf 082a82c9b2d943f1b5ea4662d01677ac PDF Text Text J 1. .. -~' --.,.-:--::-~--'-±~:~-=-----:---:--- ' White Rose Lodge Christmas Party ' •' dmnc· 1 1ary of the Brotherhood of Rllll 1of tbe Happv Harvesters Class of road Tra!Dmen will have tholr the Federated Church wu held ChrJstmas party Wednesday at the I Fndsv at 6 ~" o m In the, r!iut'(' t I Woodmen's Hall aocllll room The room Ira& ife""ruThey w1II meet at 4 p m for 1 lett n'l ke~ptn~t wnh L:htistnras 10 I thetr meeting and mstallation of eluding a Christmas tr~ under off1cers and a covered d1ah supper I whw:h gifts for MChange were will be served at 6 p m With the placed members to brmg thell' favorite Mf.s enry Reabel presaden1, pre,. covered dish and their s1lv~r ser· sJded at the meetmg wh,ch opcnel VIce w1th pravcr Miss Eh1.abeth Fie~ Gifts wJJI be exchanged at the spoke to the group on the pro party whach Will ronow the sup jccts or the womrn's Gntld It \\a per and the ehlldrcn or the mem voted to g1vc each chud at th r bers w11J be guests Chaldrens home a g11t of their OWl MAKE ELBIRFELDS IN POMEROY , YOUR GIFT SHOPPI~G · CINT~R FOR MEN'S WORK CLOTHES- ON THE FIRST FLf)O~ - PRACTICAL GIFTS, OF BIG YANK WORK SUITS- HANES UNDERWEAR LEE OVERALLS AND JACI,<ETS - DUNGAREES - ~ACHELOR FRIEND SOCKS - M,a.ESKIN PANTS- BIG YANK WORK SH'Ht'FS -BLUE BILl- IJI:.ANKET LINED 'JAC; KETS- ~ND SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ~LBERFELDS .t. THEY ARE VAL· UABLE. APotluck I Plans were made to vtSit th O'Neil Re~t home, Thursday aftP.I n'oon December 19 for n Chnstm,J • 1 rt) Chnstmas trect ng wcr read from Mr~ J H Cuckler ! Powhatan Pmnt and Mrs Hobar DillOn of GJIIIpolts Present wcrr Mrs Re1bel Mr r Dale Srn1th Mrs Bentz Wolf• Mr~ Louis Reibel Mrs Roy Se fned Mrs Edward H1te, Mrs ( J Ebersbach Mrs Ben NeutzhnJ AT Nelsonville A group or Pomeroy relatt\CS en)oyed a potluck 4mner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John R Weeks, Nel80nvtlle Present were Mr and ~rs El· don Weeks, Mr and Mrs John Fi'1ck Mrs John Batey and daugh Mrs Ernest Rhode~ Mr~ Clelantl ter, Miss Rachel carl Jennmg:s, Hemes Mrs Addie Gruesel', M1" Mr and Mrs Paul Fnck and chtl- ThelmA Grucscr Mrs Everett Dl drern, Jerry, Eddie and Paula e~ MrR c J Mllhone Mr3 Car Jane, Mre Wilham Pullins and sh'!elds Misses Maude an~ F'"ed !JOn, Rodney vir and Mrs How I Gruescr, Mrs MaK \lcmharl, Mr ard Mcintosh, Mr and Mrs Ralph Albert Ebersbach MISs Freda fi Spencer and Marvln, all or Pome her Mrs Adam Ebersbach, Mr• Mr. and Mrs Grover C. Knox, McCqnnelsvtlle, parents of roy and Mr and Mr< John R Grdver Erb, Mrs Harry Cante. Mrs Dwtghl R Wallace Middleport, celebrated their 50th Weeks and son, Tom bury an~ Mrs Helen Nease weddmg anniversary last' Sunday, Dec 1, at their home wilb tpeo house !rom 2-4 for friends and relatives Approximately! lfU 1 1eventy-ftve guests were present. Mr and Mrs. Knox are parents ol 8 children· Paul, at home; ~()('ietv Hazel, Cleveland, Hope, Zanesville, Faye, Middleport; Betty, 'Charles, Lloyd and Ernest of McConnelsvtile and have ten Mr and Mrs Harry Chesher ut !Irs Wilham Morgan, M~ Homgrandchtldren and twq great grfndchildren They received tended a fom1ly dmner '" Chaun er Radford , Mrs Arlee Abbott cey Sunday and Mrs Scott Folmor were ifts f 1th 1r --• many g or e l•uuvenary • Mrs wallace Bradford and Mrs vulton in Parkersburg, W Va Dwight Wallace represented the Mr and Mrs Clarence CUrtiS or W 0 lk• n Ord en Cl U H 0ld 5 Me1g; County Tuberculosis an rl Cnl•:mbus were week end guests Healt,h Assoc1at!On at a state meet of Mr and Mrs Dana OUver. Ch ristm05 Orty n Th UrS ay 1ng at the Neil Howe m Columbu , Mr nnd Mrs Earl !>reston of The December meeting anr orated w1th hluc spruce, Christ- thu past week Columbus were recent gue!ls of Mr .md Ml'l James Nolan, Palm Chrlstm._, party or The Walk·h " ! bel Is, while cand I•• an d "I u ue k d Mr and Mro Cll!ford Jacobs. Mr 1ectrJc i~<hh Dr1ed arransements l!earh Fla spent the wee "" Garden Club, wao held at the hom Reoenl guests of Mr and s of Mrs Glen Lee, Thur~day even were gulldod oplroa branches with Mr and Mrs Mmon Allen• Pearl Jacobs were ldr. and Mn lng, December Dlh. vith hlue chenllc bows, Three blue worth and daughlor, Becky Mr; William Jacoba and famOy and Mre Leonard Reed, vlee pres! andlc, footed w1th dark blue Nolan " the doughier of the lnr Mr and Mrs Paul Jacobs, all of dent opened the meeting with thr 'hrlstma_, bulls and centered by n mer Doris Mankin, sister of Mr• Columbua ,.lute .o the flag and The Clu~ vhlle angel on a styrofoam ha&o, Allensworth, who ltvcs In Lees Mrs Er~eat Powell was a VISit· Prayer A!ltlr a ohort bualn"' '" )n gold tray by Louise Hmloon burg, Ohl 0 or In Parkorsburg, W Va • Frl Mr and Mrs Hubert Pullen and day slon, roll call waa reapondcd to bl Plltzcr Juniper, conca, sweet son, Paul Middleport, aM Mr and Mrs Dwight Parker alld daugh a ver~c or poem ln wh!t!h nower, Jum b31!s b(!rrles, Jnow, and lamb Mrs Milton Russell, Bradbury, tcr Miss Myrtla Kay, and Mrs or •rconcry were mentioned Edna In oblong gray container, Mabel S ,_ of "r M S t Sunday • W(lrc um1av <11 nner guc 8..., I" Robert orr 1~ r , spcn Lee passed out short articles Jn [,ea and Mrs Charles Sl(lbart a nC: In Hunlln.fton w Va , with Mr the oragtn of the Christmas CUll· NntiVIty scene, small barn unde,. h 15~ d tom1 and the Country from whlrb tree wtth ~ilvea leaves and Rmar1 daughter, Janet Kuy, Alhens T e and Mrs Donald Holter an sons th•• came blrda on llal rectangular base with Pullcns fam1ly also Vlilied his "' :llr Holter " home from tbe hoi•• ' p i!DIj co" :. ter and hrot•er-ln law, Mr and pita! and Is reported as convales· Secret pals namc1 were revP.a1eu·' .cattcred s~raw, succ n and new nameJ drawn Tbe hotea Js accessories, Noami Reed Mrs Frank Shea, Atltens clng nicely a88lated by Mn. Harley Rlgga 4fl'V1nes, brnnchcs, aumac and b1t Mr and Mrs Albert Petllt and Mrs Alborl Youn1 Is •n Huntved refrcstunents or Ice oreaflt tcr wwcct, with 1lehe11~ arolltld chtldrt>n plan to move Wcdncada 1 lngton, W Va, for an tndeflnite wllh Ch!latmas motif!, cup cakeo bm, small birds • on round wood to thm new homo In Ripley Hal VIAll with Mr and Mr! Donald and coffee to thirteen memherf on trnv Bortha Williams lo~. Galha County Holter Naill! al log cnvrrcd \\IIh l!chelib Ross Wiflc has gone to M1umi Mrs Cecil Ward Who has been 1nd two IUCII&, M.re llora O'Brynn and Mrs Mildred Rtgg!l. Nemcs beach Jcnves, wild vine und Ieavell Fla , tD jo1n his wile who hill 1Jee11 qultll liJ Js r~ported ruJ slowlY Jm· werc drawn and gtfts cxcllangedo mmac swnmp gra 11w~ mm tjuamt vlsJtma the1r daughters, Ml!is Bet provmg al her home I Mulb,crry A conteet on Name~ or Sant • leaves wahoo pod.s, \\lth two red tJc Wtsc and Mr& James Soudet·~. Ave Clause used In other countrlc tncl one whttc candle, Ecltv and family Miss Faye Thomu h1 confmed was <Dnduetod bY Bortha William <euu Mrs Josle Turnor II 1ll w1th fh to her home with the flu and Mr. and "rs Pat Sthcrs and and won by Marie Barnhart A1 Oval tray f11lod with sImu IotCII at the hom. Or her dau•htcr • " been tileG guests ranaemehta were tlten race Ivc( .now drift ~oorl preserve d pr~n soli in law, Mr and Mrs Malton family, who hRVe Th and commented upon 1 he do01 esc p1nc and sumac, small btrd1> Hood, nnd h.mlly llf his aunt, Miss e1rna ruel!er, k Ill Mr and Mrs Woodro• Call and left Sunday lor New Haven W piece of lpruce, large Silver ey, ~ nil SCiulrrds hv Bertha W uuns children moved from the Parmalt:(' Va' Where they will res tdc • tied with red nbb<tn ll WllS Ots Cellar d11Cd baby brcatli red U d Mr and Mrsd AMlo kGruoscr an •Joyed al the commun 1ty Ins litute bcrrle~. large wh1tc can dl c In neu Prope rty this weekend f M nes fremloek Grove lral colored contamcn, hy Alln 1 Myrna Russell. who h employe! 1 grand&On, Ran Y oc • 0 0 Columb u,, spen1 the wcckcn~. sen, Pa, were weef In The mantle waa beout1 fuII Y Rl"i' 1 end M Aguest.l ofd •Stlvercd leaves C hri ~tmn !l ba 11 s Wit'n her parents, Mr 1and Mrs .; \1r and Mrs "\1art n c ngus an other rclallve•~ clored spIkoJ, whi tc enncII cs In 1• R11ssetl d Why Make Your Mr and Mrs. Orlcn Chief Telc man and Mrs Dalla cryital holder~ on ~Lyrofoam bas'' p Wmce anek a. were Week-end a Waah Day? Blevln' and Chthlren Sonny and 50n of Mone11aen, on while tray lly Mlna llarl f 1 tl we Joan , are due to Je11vc Coco Solo l"nd auetts o Pomeroy re a ves Use Our Efftclent ~~~n ~c r scene on •w h1tc slyro base ond back,round li Panama on December 12 am' ATLANTA, Ga UP - :ry Cobb, Service foam 1 nw covli ed mo lmtt~uu nnd deer should arrlve In New York City h '! XOctroU Tiaer star now llvl118 blue sky covered with silver and the 21at and be In Mldctleporl fm iore set the major leaguo rotllrd and Jlllc md auc me ·h r.thcht• F.wc Christmas with her paicuh, Mr or nine conaecutlve battmg cham and Iambs, two candles In form and Mrs B F Parmolee plonohlpa aa well as the mark of Cleaning 11 1 ha Jsll nots ! Je t~ anrliNO m forn• Mra Charlcll Lewis was taketl winning the title 12 tames of •naels hy Bcrthn Wllllnm' to Holzer Hospital " a mediCI! I "'' Plcfl Up I Dtllvtr SI>J lil4.!, puw toul!s In :;rl!cn con paUent In the RawllnK•·Coats am Moll. Cloanotl ana llc.kotl lalncr en silver tray by Anna bulance She waa brouahl homo Hart recently from the hospital but ·' Sensavonla In Polley log con- reported lll with pneumonia •a!ncr, trunmcd with •mall bright Mrs Roy E)II. has been a mod ball• by B1•lv,1 Willard leal pat~nt at Holler flospltal Call 6190-J Sprueo, holly and whlto cera! In Mr and Mrl Pout Scott and N. 2n4 An. MlddllfOrt areen container hY Jesale Sauu daughter, Cuol and !lr and M" l:;:::;;;:;;;:;;;;:;:;;:;;;~g;~_:~:;~~~~~~Wllllom Warner and aon, Jimmy, t were recently vlaltoro In Columbn' Mro. Eva Struble, Lngan, has RBMEMBEI THIS CHRHITMAS WITII A LOVELY h7 bean vlalllne Mr and Mrs Ken Plto•ograpla of neth McEihiRDY and ehlldren, Rus sell and Kathie Clatld OJt Santa'• Knee 1 IJI:d-dleporl MEN'S "BIG YANK" MEN'S WORK PANTS BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS with lland.!ome enough to tra· .el to 0 w~en you get there. 'J'Ir. cotton tw11L No-tare tWIne! belt 1oopL ()OMER0\1 --- MEN'S LEE SHIRTS BIB OVERALLS S1zea Wf.l to 17 Norman Stewart, who was en Bring Your Cblld or Children lo STIFFLER'S RED ANCHOR TOY DEPT., POMEROY, OHIO From 12-8 P.M. Compliments ~mlth Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio Ro~rt Llndslamcr, Photographer Dee. 18, 19, !0 llld II "';:::ii:=i;;;~ ~ ;; NOTICE! FOB Til~ CONl'~NI£NfJB Of' O(Jft CIJSfOMERS · THIS STORE IS NOW OPEN EVERY wEIKDA Y' NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS TO / 9 ~.~·~ltd: ' P.M.~ L'S BEN F .,.,,, route to his work In Columbus, received lueraliona on his !are when his ear akldded on the l<l hlahway neat Llncaater and w" demollshed. C. H. Wise Sr. apd family hO'IC received word of the serious ill ne88 of John cunningham, St AI• ban, In the Charleston Gencrol Hospital Mr and Mre DeReub<n Brck have returned from a visit In Flo I rlda , ---- WILL S~LLYEVER 8£ ATDCHER? lollr eorttlft!r hau woy wltli \ ch•dna. lholiiO a rt~Ilo"t'f !1M& Naho )'00 think lht'd tie a woaderfult••eher But tho ch111<0, linl ta • tommunity wbtrt th•'1' I MriOUI lbort• opol ""-llochtroond aht ""'"''"'ban a.u, deri Hurricane lantern In 1Im con'alnor, Chriltmaa ball• an<l f1no "'"I!Citllilltloon. Thot .....,, field plant rteembllng laey everloao aldlotllaalor lolly tit aa ireon bY Belva Willard. Wht~ Chrlltm~~& trco In white conlaluer filled with gold balls Lot'l tbOt ddt d-'t bopo •nd ~e trimmed In aold balls, j IIIII oar adioola, Y6u coo aold beod ebalna and gold trlnkel ~ w~oarl!c:baoi ~117~PTA-. by Edna 1M· While Madonna, lhroo large condiet, ptne and ronn on •trrofoom . . . . . . . 1 ........ base ~Y Norma Mulford. Table al'!'AtlJemont; Norway , U . .-ICIIOOIJ IIIW,IiowT.. ti,II.Y, spruce, ~oneo, bills, wbllo candle • •lth rod oplral feather featoonln g 11 01 rilfl holder ~Y Edna Lee Poreh arrangement, largo wro 1th of ,Pruee an~ ~ones, rod rib bon bow on allv""d back aroun~ by Jc88ie Saunders """""" :r. ·illlllfr4-"""- PiNTS \ Ma~e of genuine Jell den· 4 in 1 Bib pockets. im. I Form fitting bib and shield b,ack. Lee overalls are made to look better, itt better l'lUB L KNJT " MEN'S ALL W00 L MEN'S socu~· 1 _ and wear longer Sizes 34 BUFfl\f,O ~LAID 00% wool, 110% ' clition' ,- SH·IRTS Nylon reinforced bee! a'jd S11es 101; to 13 In>oxgrer or natlll'al eolot. ' to 50 2 pe~irs $1.00' I 100% wool wasbabfe shirts. Sizes 14lf.l to 161h Pre!lde\tl Mea'1 Worlt' SUSPENDERS . Wid~. all elastic -l,.ork 8\IJpender~ $5.95 $6.95 t $6.95 LEE BLANJ(ET LINED JACKETS . \ MADE OF ~' ~ .; . " IILUE &ENIM . . . . LEE BLANKET LINED JACKETS ' MADE OF JIEAVV WHIPCOilD ' Full cut, eomlort f1ttmg with groduated rile Heovy bar taeka at aH points of strain Fruit of tho !Aom qual1ty Sizes 30 to M The workman ti llttlo ,wormor •loiW with Jn. crtllllnt !011/hwoaWr!r winds. .Much c.W.'r -hor ICiam,.nlotl ·~ ~f flurrlos ond ilotth to ' -\ilrthwoat ' wlndt 30 tD 40 mlln ,.,, hto!r, -illnt •lhwanl • o"J'"I' dato tonight end Wotl.....oy. Deeore41'o T.. ltaterwt. . , . . . . . . . . . . ~ Doable Palm, Red Palm, Knll Wrist Nelson Red Heel Work Socks Long Wearing Heavy Weight \ 4 pairs $1.00 Exira Heavy Weight - $4.95 1 • 3 pairs $1.00 PACK - $2.69 Full cu~ lonr )11~ng and ohrlnk reslstanl Short aleeve, ankle lenatb atylo Sizes 36 to 48 Eeru oolor HANES BROADCLOTH SHORTS · -· ----- 79c Gripper front or boxer style. Full atandard sbe and quality Slm 28 to44 HANIS WINTIRSIT ELASTIC WAIST DRAWERS I $1.85 - .... - Nldwelght - ohrlnk resistant - elaotlc knit ankle euffa Durable elastle walatband. S11co SO to 42 HAMil PIG LIAP ' MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS -- .. -- -- -.. .. .. .. 95c Nylon relnforeed 8l!ams Double panel se.at Heat reol!tant olastle Stzes 28 to 44 • HANIS WHITI ., MEN'S .ROADCLOTH SHORTS -·· ·· $1.00 ·~~~ c~t, nylon r~lnforted \)rlpper-bom ttyle. Sizes 30 lo 14. LINt:D t»VwLL ~ems Jillanket IItteii' for ..real warmth Corduroy col· jars Sizes 3~ 1o 46. ~ ' ' pr-. Honehkle Gloves -· $1.89 pr. Red Palin Gloves WOLVIRINI Trlple-tannll!l aoft gloyea wilh short ~Mito Silly ooft Sofoty FUH with !illvy atrlpod eonvoa llotlt Leather Palm Gloves $1.49 pr. All L11t~tr fs Arrested 0 J il p I8lJOn • .A{ter Accident Four Jn 2A Hr. pen'od °FJ ' 1 ( Bro~ Requests . Clarification Law ee~.~i~te!u:'~:~;1:. Uoa can I! Issued to candidates who fa1lod penee aecount.. by the Dee 3 IIJI,e He aald effeellye next Jan 1, ' provl11on seta the deadline for llllng expense aCO?unts at 111 days Instead of the pre8l!nt 30 days alter elecUoo !roWil aald th~re wu $0mc eonfu11on among ~andldale1 and election boards about wbetbet the 45-day provblon applies the Nov G election with odj111tablo wrlal UATHIR ·CAPS l, - MEN'S "OLU~ BELL" • r."' ~•. '" ' Reeord Number Of True Are·Retunted For One St.sSi•·~, In a lengthy session far in excess of usual tlmea ~ ber sesston of the Meigs County Grand Jury heard a teeftd ' number of cam presented by Ctlunty Prosecutor Jama ()'., Bnen and complied wtth h11 request by returning 371ruf~- 1 agauut the accused Ten casea slated to go before the Grand 1ury heard due to tl!e failure of wttnesses subpoenaed b)' tor O'Brien to appear. He indicated Monday evenlnJ of the Grand Jury sesston that he may ask IINOLI COPY_. close the arrest of witnesses who did not answer the subpoeou: The Grand .Jurx In rduntiltl I • re<ord number of True Bllll Ota I , ..., preaented for tlletr eoiltll;i. V erauon abo refuaed to retuta J&. d1etments In only aut of lilt ..... ,• presented ~,, Ca.., m which lltdlebDeilll ' were returned by tile Gnud hJrt '-' Officials of the National Food Service Company of Marietta are laid today they had no comment, but would get thetr lawyers Richu\1 Spencer, cl!arled wllli ~ ' _1 to work right away, when informed five men of thetr orgam- larceny DIVld L Conner, elllt(ed WitJa zatlon were Indicted here Monday for obtaining under false mJliCIOUI destruc1iOD of prwer!J, preteuses slgpaturea on contracts. Dav1d L. Conner, dlar(ed willa Named In indletments by the MeigB County grand jury larteny ~ 1 were I 0 Tyo, aaleaman, Charlea Pearlle Jewell, ebarltd 'liltll {'.1ll'-t.:a I llliltbell, v1ce pmldent of lol•t- non support. ~ chell and Upstlll Fond Inc , dba Jomea Wyatt, charaed wllll ,.,... Nations! Food &:rv~ce, H 0 Whtt- ceallnr, of atolen goods I lateh, li. M Layfield, and J M Edward E. Atha, cbarltd Wlt1a Maltmgley, all of Marietta fraud They were accused or mJarepreLarry Cozart, charged oriQ aiel. L" , Or senUng terms of contract.. under mg a felon f I whiCh at least 25 perl()bJ here Ard•ll Bradon, eharged willa Pomeroy took on a new looz undertook to buy a "fond plan" non suppOrt Mcmday evenmg when the new which mcluded a atorage fr~ezer Joe Yad11h, ch.:ged witll tnacL Chriltmll ha:htlng decorations 'I'! ~aid Prosecutor Jame• 0 Bnen Joe Vaduh clarged witb ~ the bw:inen thltriet were turned I presented both &Idea to tile Harold 0 Rouah, elw1ed willa on for the flrat t1me tbu season Grand Ju11 These men, meludm: DOD·Iupport, ' A rrlsJ.<roas l•ghting methoo1 1Mr John Upstlll of the MarJetU Ralpb Lee Nelson, cbarcecl w1111 made poutble by the erection t.of concern, appeared before the non sup"ort • 1 Ion• Main st "'"' an Jury So d1d buyers of the com Alburti<e Young, eltlrgd P new &' Lh" pany's products ' overloading of a molar :RWcli, to W•tncsoes oga11l!t the company Joe Jentmo, ~ sa1d they hal !Jecn fed to ilel1eve loading of a that a $4115 rr...... could be pud James for out of liiYin&o that follOwed erleadJDf of a a purehaoe of frozeb food fr0111 the Jerry C &:ott, eompany Some said tbey had been overloadlllll of a Jed to bellm> tho freeur would coat them ~~qlhiltl al all If they Oftt!oodiutofam w.a ..'" L. !•~=~~=~ bought foOC rctl:brb' from the Dand Roush, eWJecl cOmpany the' SERVICE COMPANY OFFICIALS COMMENT ON INDICTMENTS Holiday Lights Are Turned On Pomeroy ~:''sh'~er~n~=.s ,, willi"Ow. Wnnesoea •lso said they "JJ'e Informed tile r-. ...oukl ~ erl0tl4lng of a motor ~ but that when lllo! <onutct Gene Ev1111 Corle7, Clw1ed liB purcba1e arrlfecl.the to1a1 willl !ortel'!' James Smith, charged wllll for• J"'"ped to $855 plw o I ~Jinent which ali'eady bad rel'l'!Awell E. Weddel~ •barltd , eom1plai"t of w~ with !«gel')' • • ' ' btlyer of a fl!od Smilh, ehar&ecl ~ .-o ea1d, l6e fond an1.ed It was m patkagea unmarlrod 11 to weight or cost Of!ICials ol the Il!atietta ciimpany domed lhey ~rated aimllarly to the •'ond Budget Plan, lnt aJI!OC!al~:!d w1th the National co-<iperaUve Food, Inc , of Columbus 0 wbu:h was ''run out of bus;.,.;.. m the cop1tal clly about a year ago 1Stanley M1Uer of that company was lQdJeted and found gmlty o! obtaining 11gnaturea on contracll m elrcumetancea reportedly tJ!ml. lor to the Me•g• county eueL Miller was put on probation and <Ontracts he had negotlatl!d, ond sold to the Columbus D1aeount and Loan Co • were setUed by adjustmenta between that lll'll' and lndiVIdual freezer and fond plan buy- I Prlii&. q(fered for acta lng In tlte ~&lent show $2~ t-ond for ljnt P>IZe; .. hlooi.J.Qi-,,;.,;, """nd pr1ze and $a lor • prize. Anyone W18hlog to the show for one of Ia asked to <OJJtaet any of the PomerOY Pol"e Drnmi~J ment or Bred lila11 who reet the llhow An~one betweep ages of 6 to 641 11 eligible to compete according to the announcement made today Rehearsill or the arts wlll bO held on (Jan. 0 at z p. m. wltn the big thow to be staged on the following evenmg. lel!ljlted c,..pe. <leae Corley, 1 fraud. Jameo Smith, eb#ged fraud lack Landers, dlar(ed fraud • fraud , •1 Gem-ge Spencer, eharpd ~ ~ fraud. { _·__.t.l Wilhun LAnden, charPcJ 1RID CIWord PlaJtiJ, ebarfod ~ two ...., of uuult with Intent to rape. /, ) CIWord PlaDIJ, ehartled witll u. sault With • d...U, 11eapon. J. 0. Tyo, charged with lng Bianaturea under falle lelllet. • Char1ea llfitebell, charged ~e obtaining 11gnatures under , , pretenaeL H. T. Wbltlalth, eb.,-ged with obtaining algnaturea under false pre. tell6el. ' $5.95 MEN'S GREY COVERT CLOTH (:OVJIJR~Lt.S_',· ,,;:ii~:i''' ll MEN'S OLIVE DRAB COVERALLS •• -' . • .''' ~EN'S ''BIG YANK" CORbUROY WORK Rugged thickaet coil!uroy. S(urdy fabtlcnir.nrii'1tlnnfld long wear. Full cut tor 'COmfort. Roomy, lo tit. Zipper fly- $bes 30 to 117' ' $4.95 ' "BIG YANK" DUNGAREES Long wearing and comfortable. Ge.q~rousiy Sizes 29 to 44 -10 4entm. i pajr · YANk" · FLANNEL SHIRTS r '-• I FlapS~- SHOPPING' ' i:: fult ~ The ou eaaea wbleh were lpaf. ed by the Gradd 1111'1 and m liltldt , no JDdJetmeniB wmo retlltiiOd wen:. Robert Gallagher, assault and battery. Wayi,e LiiUe, l88aul! with In· ~nt to ldll George Speneer, <DnceiJing atolen property. Milton Little, aSIIult with Intent to ldll. Donald !Avett, arson Lawrence Napper, lnvoluntarJ, manslaughter. ~ Cam whtch were not presented I to the Grand Jury due to the Jult of witnesses were· Sanforized FISher stripe coverJils with iwo,W&IYY~:\Fet'(.' action back for colnlqrt 9 pocket.?, combi.Ded rt1 pocket and h11111mer IQOp. Sizes 3810 50, serviceable caBs - Linea Ear f \, I 1 A H Layf~eJd, charged with obtaining atgnatures under fllle tatensea. 1. J Haltingly, charged with obtalnina atanatureo under fllle pr:e- COVER~L~ Wam1, • Pomeroy,_Pit.. Plan ABtnefil I 4 tepaeL ~'IIG MIN'S Teacher By Syraeuse M3D \ MEN'S UNION SUITS BLUE, DEJ'!IM ' Lois Bradford, Dale Dutton, local druggist and member of the Ctlunty ~--------Health Board, has resigned from the office of Middleport 1A11 Btadlord, 1!9, a councilman to whtch he was electe(J In November. , nomlcs teacher •n Athens, , In ~ letter which ~s read at the December meeting of the and Vinton CouDtlea 1or a ber of yean, died M011dar Council Monday night Dutton explained 'that he was not eli· In llei&a General Hoopltal gible for the' offtce because of hts prior association with the • exteniled lllne11 who pr•The bodY of the decoased aided at the meettng, will sp 8 0p0 A Symuoe rellldent, Donald to be taken to the hoq•e at point a counCilman In the neo• Cottnll, 40, and his companion cine today where lrlendo ~~u~~u~~~~ ~ust be approved b, l~nereased Rolland C!l1rOII, 42 also of S)'l'•· eall until noon Thursday. ~use wore In the Meigs Funeral seiVlcea wUI be beiJ The mcetmg Monday waU,pon Jad todll!' awaiting hearlna• Thuraday at 2 30 p m. In til~ td wllb a ,prayer by the ROI 'I night before Syracuae Mayol Racine M<thodlot Church with :toberb Palmer, pastor of \ije Wllham Thuener tonight follow- Rev John Elwood offlclatlnf. "-; Churth of the Nazarene ... Four new persons took up rest· lng an JCQJdent Monday afterBunal i• to lie made In the l4 , 1 • qp~~· Grate, who ,wJll take ~ t- denee •n the county jaU over the noon 1n SyriiOlJ.IQ, tart Cemeler)o under the dlNieI , fl<e .,taouary 1, as towu clerk, past twentv four hpurs One wu The Ohio Highway Patrol re- tlon Of the Ewing Funeral Home. IDd John Zerkle and Clloton charged with dnving while lntox- ported thllt !l about 3 15 p. m councalmen , wer.:l Jcated, two wlt~ lnto)Ucahon, and Monday a car driven south on Sumvmg the deceased ~. her 1 F1sber, new -' I preaent for the meetln& and "~~· the fourth for f~dmg to leave Route 124 In Syr•cuse lolled to husband, Cr1t Bwlfol'd, &.cine; ~ weleomed by the Mayor The out promise• of a house whea ordered make a curee, that Cottrill, the two daughten, Mro Howard ' l olng counClll!len L R. Wlle~ to do 10 driver lost eontrol and !he <Jr CRuthl Fr~nk of Rac1ne, ¥1'• and lloberl McElhumy, anu The State Patrol turned in Don- overturned In the highway. Herman (lolltfl Carsonl ,(Jlerk Ch rles Murray ap~emd aid Cottrill, 40, Syraeuso, !of DWI !Ieavy damaa• was ~one to the Belpre and one 11)11, Crit \ 'j ~ , 1 ' 1 11 1' t · q and Carroll Rolahd, 42, Syraeuse, automobile hut the bcenpants ford Jr at home. Th~N) gre ' .:~k;••brle~~ ~ t'~:~ w~~e a:i~r Ifor intoxication s~riff Robert C. 9r the cor, Cot~rill. CQrroll end grandchildren. ' · 'M•m Fisher had compllmeny~ :ar~nft...,lal\~ Kiser, fA' · Cr41g Cotlflll, 4sed 4 all eacaped ' 1lhe111 ~~ their ter~n.~ of Allll'l (lJlr\'tvlh~ t\lO o(llco r a s, or ~ ox ea on. ' without InJury 'Counellman David Jenkl~s who Geodrgh~l Spelnc"'' 22•h P o~merloty, Cottrill was r~ged with drlv· ero, Pa1!1 G. A\)ger 1'-HtiS • and l\~SCJl . hi! term._ wa' •turned mse Is alsa completmg h' ID at I e a •• ae 1ng whI 1e 1qtllXl"·te• "' • \Ill d cartoII ot P ' t ' 1on llY n1I ., was I 1ven 1 ..na. charged wltti tntoXJcalion by Morenc1, Mich; ' n resen , and put behind han ill earnett at Highway PatroL ,. 10 o m today w~en dtr pollee smwd the sherlfl wtth a warrant hla orreat TAA chars. 'fll ·Soe1ocer filled to leave ~ f~rl~oea Mr and Mrs. JW~I'I he had been dereil - -3 for $2.95 HANES WINTIA WIIGHT ~ • ' Fully combed <O~ton with nylon reinforced eollars Small, m.. dlum and largo sizes ' .».lfl•l'l"'"' ' · "Golden FI11eo" wit~ Sofoty Cuffs UNDERWEAR MEN'S TEE SHIRTS DALE DUTfON RESIGNS NE\VLY \VON POST .AS MIDDLEPORT COUN\AIJ.Jl,ll1 Horsehide Gloves -- $1.95 pr. Ho.,ehlcle Welders Gloves ·,·,. ·· $2.89 I HANES l 1 , , '~~!~... 39c a pair )Jen'• Roc:kford WORK SOCKS t Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Tuesd•y. December 10, lt$7 is entitled to the best. ,fll$f.JA1E SCIIOLS 1 an:o.;~: ' ' 1- · 011~: . lncr...llltJ ,floudi!MII end • J!III.I' ,tlqt. -=o~e-cide;i;"ti~~jjjaecr;lrJI!Ii loo<CJtlie llowever, Cuvas Glove~. Men's Moleskin WORK PANTS · ,$1 l!llHAVE \IPt"liC!O, \yau Cl~~~f!~:~~~~ t; le1vN, .Ne't 5o Sizes 29 to 1m Extra tough blue den· j l'o11r he . llr Unlt'lll Pmo ~~~;o:·~l'do ~.r. $2.95 Lau11clry HOME LAUNDRY CO. Sturdy lorcd for comfort or fiDe "BIG YANK" GREY COVERT SHIRTS $1;69 d Dry work enough to take a beating $1.69 b P .n· l I 4o • r-ro. 201 WORK SHIRTS TO MATCH Heavy weight blue Chambray work shirts wtth dress shirt collars Tapered to lit smoothly aad comfortably. Proportioned sleeve lengths Stzes 14\2 to 17 SOf.JETY IG •~. • f ' chmce for Chnstmas Enjoy ..-- Happy Harvesters Annual Yuletide ~~e 8;h~~~en~~~ruxu-1 Dj~n:~u~.~ ~~!~. Pomeroy Relatives y-·- ~ -~,_,.' \ ..&.;1 _.. I (ConHnuotl On Ma~~n~Co Red cr~8s PJanning · ·!frai,OOtg Petiod In Firs~ Aid. A ttalning period' for First Aid In Masjm County ln executive of that the ' the area wtn t(l M'rs. Red ~110 Fin) �• ' f '1 \ ' \ ' ~~~-:.•_!* ... ~ ~~ ' 111&1............ ... , _ , (/1111- ~ ~ ~ ~ o! ""'IJ"'• ~ .,""" cjoctor Ia ' ~',orilr '!! w~~ted ldollllsll' •lo! 1'\'t ~ In pbarmaccutlcol .......... ' ch. ~~ ~ '. -- 'l'beM ...... "~hot~< trOOI1I" JD~olae'·&~ ~ •"OJI Sk&.t: one Lancaster deep 'ven jet pt~inp wtth pre::sul'f tank anu !Witch. Also 811-feel plasilq p!ne !% X 1¥<; OOt f21 ~ Real EstatP ·- - ..Y' •rchlteot's :uilifiliing~table, ll'uol and lools One typewriter deal< and one !ding eobmet, handmode.l 0n9 electric table saw, "l'lC woor lathe, on~ solid otk S>deboard QD~ uWhit'" seyting machine I 9 room - 2 bath d\l'elHng mUque. P•one Pomeroy 815-J, I n excellent con'dltio11 , 10 Ht!, -~:row' ~Ill- 'l'b~ Is De1'cr an armistice Ia lllot.la~ .' ilo!ttl• a:si\141 ~ REAL EST_ATE ftelrca... tswcurbeolth. For Sale or Rent BPECIAL Close in to business dis Wanted To Buv trict, 115 Butternut Ave Mine Po,ls wanted. Call Boh Can be used as1a one f~m lly dwelling qr two .~nart Jolter~. llomerpy, Children'~ ments. Owner will sell or l!qm. Hill· P)lonc 925.J 12-IO.Sip. , rent. Fof furttler l!jforma· tion C~ll· or Write (12d \Wonted to Rent The fruits o! aclenllflc reteardt St"denta an4 Sq~all ChUdre\1 1111 a qa(~T'Il looking Perm~neot at the .,.., l'*li!J' aVIilabltlla WI~ CII.UIIm• i · CllT aad CQRL J~UTV SHOJI W•., fl!r .,,110., 'ttoN-. 111n1 114T. ' ~-t r fl~ ··DUTTON DR.UG CO. :·: ~. f W. from llac!lne OD Old Portland·Jiacloe Bd. The "obstetter :, . . P~rili I .,... . r, aW.,.,. ""'•"" ••s SI!CqND ST. MIDDLEPOaT. ' ln,~rQn~e Agen~y ~ E. 2nd ~t. Phone 232 ~lo !f•i!f!JI!~r ~r. - Pomeroy, ---------'"-.....,-·,\! G. S. r~om 1 2 bod51 males o~ly Mulberry Ave., Phone 389 J , 12 9 3\C Br0bt< RATES OF TWTION FOR . fl'~ r( ~r ~ll' -.§ ~lf -# . ' . ,.., .' ~ TOWNSIDPS AND CQBPORATIONS 3 80 . .60 ' Easteru Local S D .,....... :80 Salisbury Local S. p .......60 CO!<~ , ............. , ,; ."' Local s. ~· n ' Wanted - - - - ---ro • - Experienced timber cutter wltb now power ~aw. Contact lfw~l Heltger, ~~qnvllle, · Oqto ' 12631!> L~ • ~ Lo<•\ ' " ~. D. .......M I, '' / ,,' 1-. i '.\!1) 1.00 3.60 ~-00 '3.10 1.00 OLfVJI , 0!&~'l ~ &. n. ,----- . \ 1 16,M 11.110 New ~tudebakers and 21.w 17.80 P4qk~ds fo~ 19158 E at r.q t4<~ ~· D. -----··• &9, RU NB ~ W~tern ~) S. D. ______ 1.\ll! 1.00 too Northern lo<al ~ D .. ____ ~ 1.00 140 Rut1}nd VIllage ...........60 ~ ' ., " 1.00 .60 I p. --,--- 21.110 18.110 100 Western J.<i{l\1; •.!!q SALISBURY .. . ' 96.20 2100 .eo 380 1 Salis~~!r Loc~l S D ------ §0 l020 .eo " 15.00 'Bedford Local S ' D. ------ .60 360 23.10 20 1ntl 98~ f-20 Midillopo,rl Vill~ge ----- --- .f# 2o.7Q a.i!O 20 Po~~l Y•UIIJ'l -----... -, .aq ~. 'liP SCIPIP 2090 100 Non~ e rn Loci'! ~ D ___ .__ ·.eo I~ 3.80 S1J'I'l'ON Soulhrn Ti!esl S D ----"- ,e!J 8•60 1.00 12110 17 90 Racine Vl11••e ----- ------ 80 \ 311fl .20 1211& 300 2010 Svrocm• VII b-. ------- .60 g 110 .20 12 !!0 4.00 2110 P•'IW~V ••1tton ~ ll - - ·!W ~M · 100 1290 1830 lteal-<sUiio I~<!' wblciJ ~ave· ~e~n n>\d ~ t~,e dose or each collection carry a pendty of ten por Cl)llt. Taxes rnav be paid at tlie office of the couqty treasurer or by mt ll. Please bring your 1••1 tax rtr.•iot n>n If vnn oav fiv mall. h• !lure tn locale your proocryv by ta<ln~ distriet and enclose 1 statnpcd self-aOdtessed envelope. 41ways examlnt your tax rec::eipt to 11ee tbat It tBver!l all YO"r proparty Qfl•ct Hours - 8 30 AM 19 4·00 PM. daly except Satut.d•Y ~hen olll" cl91•• ~~ N~. T~ BI!Qb,wljl be QPea Dec. 10,' IeDt !q Ff.~· l•l. 19118. • · 54· 11, 11 ,.ems that he will ljOme prombes be able lo ac- Your Onlv Authorized f¥~ ·1li~~~N '· limes \Milrnner 7~ I .'M,jn 5!1 l'omt,.y, Oblo 121 - After 5 PM • 10.7·11 n\ 1• '' "< ' \1 ' , •' • ' • ,)1' :. • cLYDE G. ' !! ' ~ hJgTr,.ilJ fashif?~ .•. $<1 §U~b i~ good' taste . Silyl~~ ~ s.l ~· ·----- .ad ' . 15.00 100 1.00 ' 1.00 1·111 .. ,.. .,. M ' 1.00 3.80 8.89 ' ~ ''' H . ii '' ' '' I ' I' ' == . . . .:. . . . .' LE~a '' I' i '' SCHOOL DISTRICTS --' rIBa ,.EmpiQyment " ' In pursuance of law, t Clyde 1l· Mllltipne, 'l'reuurer of Helga COUllqo1qhio1 ~A·~~·i fi'e -~ thai tbo number of MlliJ leried on each dollar o! ~ro11~ shon oo ~~~ ~~Ill'~ .q 1!•1!1!1!*\t PI Real Eatate, ,Public Utility and !'~onal 1,'ropei"9 WJthi~ f!!i4 ~~~If~~ IJW fff' 1 If M (~: '1\!aal\IHI. (1)78'• "" ' - '\ ' ,.. , I,.. ' �• ' f '1 \ ' \ ' ~~~-:.•_!* ... ~ ~~ ' 111&1............ ... , _ , (/1111- ~ ~ ~ ~ o! ""'IJ"'• ~ .,""" cjoctor Ia ' ~',orilr '!! w~~ted ldollllsll' •lo! 1'\'t ~ In pbarmaccutlcol .......... ' ch. ~~ ~ '. -- 'l'beM ...... "~hot~< trOOI1I" JD~olae'·&~ ~ •"OJI Sk&.t: one Lancaster deep 'ven jet pt~inp wtth pre::sul'f tank anu !Witch. Also 811-feel plasilq p!ne !% X 1¥<; OOt f21 ~ Real EstatP ·- - ..Y' •rchlteot's :uilifiliing~table, ll'uol and lools One typewriter deal< and one !ding eobmet, handmode.l 0n9 electric table saw, "l'lC woor lathe, on~ solid otk S>deboard QD~ uWhit'" seyting machine I 9 room - 2 bath d\l'elHng mUque. P•one Pomeroy 815-J, I n excellent con'dltio11 , 10 Ht!, -~:row' ~Ill- 'l'b~ Is De1'cr an armistice Ia lllot.la~ .' ilo!ttl• a:si\141 ~ REAL EST_ATE ftelrca... tswcurbeolth. For Sale or Rent BPECIAL Close in to business dis Wanted To Buv trict, 115 Butternut Ave Mine Po,ls wanted. Call Boh Can be used as1a one f~m lly dwelling qr two .~nart Jolter~. llomerpy, Children'~ ments. Owner will sell or l!qm. Hill· P)lonc 925.J 12-IO.Sip. , rent. Fof furttler l!jforma· tion C~ll· or Write (12d \Wonted to Rent The fruits o! aclenllflc reteardt St"denta an4 Sq~all ChUdre\1 1111 a qa(~T'Il looking Perm~neot at the .,.., l'*li!J' aVIilabltlla WI~ CII.UIIm• i · CllT aad CQRL J~UTV SHOJI W•., fl!r .,,110., 'ttoN-. 111n1 114T. ' ~-t r fl~ ··DUTTON DR.UG CO. :·: ~. f W. from llac!lne OD Old Portland·Jiacloe Bd. The "obstetter :, . . P~rili I .,... . r, aW.,.,. ""'•"" ••s SI!CqND ST. MIDDLEPOaT. ' ln,~rQn~e Agen~y ~ E. 2nd ~t. Phone 232 ~lo !f•i!f!JI!~r ~r. - Pomeroy, ---------'"-.....,-·,\! G. S. r~om 1 2 bod51 males o~ly Mulberry Ave., Phone 389 J , 12 9 3\C Br0bt< RATES OF TWTION FOR . fl'~ r( ~r ~ll' -.§ ~lf -# . ' . ,.., .' ~ TOWNSIDPS AND CQBPORATIONS 3 80 . .60 ' Easteru Local S D .,....... :80 Salisbury Local S. p .......60 CO!<~ , ............. , ,; ."' Local s. ~· n ' Wanted - - - - ---ro • - Experienced timber cutter wltb now power ~aw. Contact lfw~l Heltger, ~~qnvllle, · Oqto ' 12631!> L~ • ~ Lo<•\ ' " ~. D. .......M I, '' / ,,' 1-. i '.\!1) 1.00 3.60 ~-00 '3.10 1.00 OLfVJI , 0!&~'l ~ &. n. ,----- . \ 1 16,M 11.110 New ~tudebakers and 21.w 17.80 P4qk~ds fo~ 19158 E at r.q t4<~ ~· D. -----··• &9, RU NB ~ W~tern ~) S. D. ______ 1.\ll! 1.00 too Northern lo<al ~ D .. ____ ~ 1.00 140 Rut1}nd VIllage ...........60 ~ ' ., " 1.00 .60 I p. --,--- 21.110 18.110 100 Western J.<i{l\1; •.!!q SALISBURY .. . ' 96.20 2100 .eo 380 1 Salis~~!r Loc~l S D ------ §0 l020 .eo " 15.00 'Bedford Local S ' D. ------ .60 360 23.10 20 1ntl 98~ f-20 Midillopo,rl Vill~ge ----- --- .f# 2o.7Q a.i!O 20 Po~~l Y•UIIJ'l -----... -, .aq ~. 'liP SCIPIP 2090 100 Non~ e rn Loci'! ~ D ___ .__ ·.eo I~ 3.80 S1J'I'l'ON Soulhrn Ti!esl S D ----"- ,e!J 8•60 1.00 12110 17 90 Racine Vl11••e ----- ------ 80 \ 311fl .20 1211& 300 2010 Svrocm• VII b-. ------- .60 g 110 .20 12 !!0 4.00 2110 P•'IW~V ••1tton ~ ll - - ·!W ~M · 100 1290 1830 lteal-<sUiio I~<!' wblciJ ~ave· ~e~n n>\d ~ t~,e dose or each collection carry a pendty of ten por Cl)llt. Taxes rnav be paid at tlie office of the couqty treasurer or by mt ll. Please bring your 1••1 tax rtr.•iot n>n If vnn oav fiv mall. h• !lure tn locale your proocryv by ta<ln~ distriet and enclose 1 statnpcd self-aOdtessed envelope. 41ways examlnt your tax rec::eipt to 11ee tbat It tBver!l all YO"r proparty Qfl•ct Hours - 8 30 AM 19 4·00 PM. daly except Satut.d•Y ~hen olll" cl91•• ~~ N~. T~ BI!Qb,wljl be QPea Dec. 10,' IeDt !q Ff.~· l•l. 19118. • · 54· 11, 11 ,.ems that he will ljOme prombes be able lo ac- Your Onlv Authorized f¥~ ·1li~~~N '· limes \Milrnner 7~ I .'M,jn 5!1 l'omt,.y, Oblo 121 - After 5 PM • 10.7·11 n\ 1• '' "< ' \1 ' , •' • ' • ,)1' :. • cLYDE G. ' !! ' ~ hJgTr,.ilJ fashif?~ .•. $<1 §U~b i~ good' taste . Silyl~~ ~ s.l ~· ·----- .ad ' . 15.00 100 1.00 ' 1.00 1·111 .. ,.. .,. M ' 1.00 3.80 8.89 ' ~ ''' H . ii '' ' '' I ' I' ' == . . . .:. . . . .' LE~a '' I' i '' SCHOOL DISTRICTS --' rIBa ,.EmpiQyment " ' In pursuance of law, t Clyde 1l· Mllltipne, 'l'reuurer of Helga COUllqo1qhio1 ~A·~~·i fi'e -~ thai tbo number of MlliJ leried on each dollar o! ~ro11~ shon oo ~~~ ~~Ill'~ .q 1!•1!1!1!*\t PI Real Eatate, ,Public Utility and !'~onal 1,'ropei"9 WJthi~ f!!i4 ~~~If~~ IJW fff' 1 If M (~: '1\!aal\IHI. (1)78'• "" ' - '\ ' ,.. , I,.. ' �' ... '.' 'I . I I ' ' \ \ J Pro·mises Panthers Will Give SEO Opponents Tough CoJIIP8fition favored lo win over the Bob Shes· ky five which does not have a single face back this year from the 19611·5'1 champions. too. forwards, Bruce Zirkle and soph- "Wilson Is young yet but he h8! month.!, is expected to be a scor, Pomeroy and Middleport got a omore Bill Wilson at gualda. fmc notural moves. Experience tng mainspring as league play unlate start on their flag cb8!e He had thia to aay about his wiU 4o a lot for ~lm." ravell. because a Frtday, Dee. 6, came be· "boys' -.. Rellon was not worried about Bruce Zirkle, at the olher 14 all our boys," Retton said, in dis- night," said Retlon, "but they did cussmg his stBrting lineup lor Nei· bav~ a bit of an ,off night wl\h sonville. He was referring to Ron· us, and their overall bei&Mh nie Martirr, a guard; Phil Werry n't up to the opposiUdo we'll lie uled for Jao. 3. Retton said he expected to start the same boys against the Hounds as started agamst Eastern. These were ST Johnson at centet, Paul ~'olmcr and Jumor Hawlhorne at ators; Carpenter, a small guard; and Hood aod Cunningham, other varsity reaerves. "t don't want to take lliiYthing away from Eastern ,- the other .Meanwhile, Coach Nolan Swack· tween the two clubs was resebed· hamer and the Mtddleport Yellow Jackets hope they are ready for the lovasioo of tough Athooo tonight, looking for its second straight league victory. This will be Middleport's first SEQ flame, Hawthorne playe,t the bc.at Folmer, who bad a cold night guard, showed a great shooting and Gary Barnitz, a couple of mee~. So you ean't teU mac;h against Eastern, coming up with eye against Eastern, . and if he beefy and tall downcourt oper- yet about ~ow we'll ttack up la eame of hil llfe for me against Eaotem. He was great. "Johnson h8! come along good. He shows a lot of determin~lion out there and hiS moves are lnuch better. " only four pomts, barely tniasipg on a nwnber •of favorite doe-handed push shots from 15 feet away. Thil ran2y, ft·l forward who has drilled himself in cage techniques for keepo anything like this up in the weeks \ to come, the Panther• could be a dangerous opponent for anybody. · "We'll oeed a lot of help from r=-od-=-a-:'y,;-s-=spo~rt-p -=:-ar_.:.ad-::-e= . =.:._______::..__;_-:B::--:AS-=,K=E=r=s-:-:AL:-::-L·--:_4-:_D::-;;a_il-=y_Se--:n_tin:--:._ el:-;:, P_o_m_e ------:-: ro_y·M,i-"dd-lep-ort_, o._. De_c.1_0,1-957-IIMaryland Ruptures Rupp In D'Amato K~eps His Patterson Clear Of NorriS' 1 ly JACK CUDDt United PNII llpOr!S ,Wrltor NEW YORK UP -Thl, writer, friendly to botb CUI D'Amato an~ Jim Norrla. tried over the '*'ek· end to arnllle a forgeW~e-palt conferenoe that mlcht leltle their feud ond "81Ult In a hll heavy· weilbt tllle fl&bt. Promoter Norrla '"a wWlng. He oaid: "AI fttr as I'm ~neerned the feud is one•lded, l'U be pd to tiCdOWJt with"Cut any Ume and mate a lretb at~ Ia ti~ aboUt a UUe bout." ' But D'A1111to, mona.er of eham· pion Floyd Potteraon, ' refused polit~blauk to bave aay deolinld with Norrb, "bet~use I bave no eoafide•c• in the man." D'Amato'a refulll wao so bitterly final there seema no hope of a rtppro<hement. And tbe altua· tion could cause mu•b trouble <n IDea. Not only dOOJ D'Amato refuse to let young Patteraon fight for Norris and hiJ International Boxing Club but he refu10s a de· fense &flal..t aoy conteoder who in D'Amato'a opinion io ."friend· ly" with the IBC. Jn his weekend statements, Cus ANNOIMQNG New Dtllenhtp FOR BALDWIN SEWING· MACHINES llld FILTER QUEEN ~ B~SeenAt 166 Alto St, Middleport 1111ra11oa· By ppollltment · New Machines Guaranteed Models 64 Maryland 75 Kentucky 62 Tam'ted Bout Cttadet 75 William & Mary oo Texas A&M 71 Memphis St. 68 hinted that the barred "friendly" Tennessee 74 11orida St. 57 68 Murray St. 61 iJfOUP might include every eon- Alabama Vanderbilt 103 VMI 74 tender listed among the top 10 by Tulane 74 Lowslana Coli. 83 the Ring M81!azlne, although he Georgetown 76 Loyola Colie~c 51 did not come right out and say Kansas St. 79 Purdue 13 · it. Wichita 1111 Detroit 62 S..ko Engllah Opponont Kansu 82 Marquetle 82 nc repeated that he ls negoti· Northwestern 74 S. Dakota St. 58 ating for a spring title defense m Notre Dame 69 Nehi'ISka Ill England at1ainst an udesignated Cincinnati 80 Temple 57 opponent. He added, "and we have MiSBouri 78 North Dakota 40 lour offers for title fights In the Bradley 91 Arizona &2 United States trom rndependent Wllconsln 43 Washin&top (Mo.) 33 promoters" Rice 81 Louiliaoa St. 118 Meanwhile, Norris stressed bi~ mu 86 Hamllne IMina.) 110 wllliogncsA to confer w1th D'Ama· Texas Christ. 8ll Okla. City 116 to. He said "If Cus doesn't want Itlontaoa 64 Idaho 60 to meet me in New York now, I could Oy up from Miami in 3'k hours or from Chicago in two hours and 40 minutes, any time he wants to sit down and talk it over." What Became Of ••• GIN! IEARDIN By Unltod P,. 1 h.end pltchor, WOtl 20 Gene Bt•rdon, ttmt But the world's best known pro- toUihtNw ,_, and loll only aovon for tho Clland ladlano in 1941 oDd No. 20 mado Amorlcan lntuo history. That'a tba ono that llckod loshn might put Us out, but D'Amsto In tha first ployoH In tha l~~t~uo'o hlahtry ~ Gono w11n'l throuflh won't Norris' "government.. mcntiGu yet. He won o key World ltrl11 referred to the monopoly decision ,..,. .,.,.., tho lrav11 oad, tr now before the United States Sur rollel, oavod tho loll ''"" that prome Court for eonfirmation or mado tba Indiana champiOIII of tba world. For tho nut llwo yaara, rC!V(!rsal. J,.ast 1ummcr Federal Jullge SyJ. it woo all down hill for h..,...,.. vester Ryan found the IBC aullty Gono 11 ho tried, but failed, to or violating the ant!·trust Iawa and moko a comobock with Waohfnt. ordered the IUC broken up. But ton, Dotrolt, St. Loula lrtii'IM and his verdict was appealed to tho flnolly tho While Sote. WhotoYOr hopponod to GoM SUp~cme Court. ltlrdtn? Today ho II Iiiii man. Ftirt IIC ncontrol'' Friends of D'Amato say he fcm llfr for tho Waohll!lllon Contact the IBC will try to "control" Pat· Strvlce at Memphis, Ttnn;, 1n Of" Iorson if be defends under IBC pnlzallon !hot s,4clalllla In col· lectin• unpold bills. PROMOTION. moter added: ''If he doesn't want Patterson tG fight under our pro· motiOn, I'm sure he won't put us out of business. The government Fttrl IBC "Ctntrol" Friends of D'Amato RAY he fears SWEEPERS ~t;vt7:.:'~~~(~J:~~~r~:,e tho me will try to "control" Pal· tcrson if he defends under IBC promotion. But N.otTis emphasized: "We don't control any fighters or hav~ any ptcccs of them, and we don'~ . wanl any. Wt!'re perfectly sa tis(ted wllh Ike Jlromotcr's 5hare of Oklahoma Cager Quits To Sig~ Diamond Contract Tu •uu·SentineJ SPORTS DESK ltJ 8IQWn I 0 ROY ILLIS, Dtal• 1 DUKE ~CLEANERS We Do Our ()wn Cleaning E•perts In Shoe Repair ;i M0 ke RoSe Bo' / Tlip• Robbie Brown Pomeroy High grad who made the hot Ohio , ' fir I B State Marching Band his st year out, s the on1Y end area musician who Will mak~ the 1957 Rose Bowl trip. One other boy, so far as he recall$, from Southeastern Ohio IS In the marching combo-a fellow from Jackson High. Dave Darst of Middleport was a main spring in the OSU baild trumpet section fot four years, graduating last spring. Be?ore him there was Franklin Guinther, also a trumpet play· er. Robbie is in pre-dental studies. He figures there Is more of a financial future in puWng teeth than in playing music. He's probably got something there. ROf'derS WORf MOff Cage GameS The Sugar Run Raiders took the Syracuse Pistons Into camp . last night on the upriver court 32·28 In the first game of what the Raiders hope Will be several of the season. • Boys of both teams are seniors or other high school stu· dents who like basketball, but didn't go out for the high school team for one reason or another. The Raiders' Tommy Garnes was high with 11 pomts while Jac~ Follrqad and Gary Freeman each bad six. Danny Struble tallied five points. Jim Bater was high for the losers with 11. Garnes told Sports Desk this morning the Raiders will wei· come more games agalnst teams made up of similar- class of competition. "We'd like to take on a Midllleport club "ot seni~f,S or high_ school boys not out for the Yellow-Jacket five, ,Garnes sa1d. Sukar Run has another tentative game with the same Syra· cuse· l!lub next Monday night. Roush and Jenkins referreed the match last nl•ht. 4 T:· --1 O•·'dS&et Spa•hn qppw 8yOthers In the winter mont~s away from baseball di~mond talk . ' ' still. comes mto every hamlet of our land proving always that ailhougb fdotball and basketball may capture the temporary "h1!aginilti0ns of America's sports loving public, after all basebaU !sits first love. 1. ·Professional football Is playing before millions now and apparently is destined to become even more popular . , · , But lets munch over a few baseball notes while the hearth fl!e keeps our toes warm: r ~~ Warren Spahn was the grand "old Master" of National League pltch¥rs this year but the circuit's real stren~th lafd In Ill young stars 18 to 28. Official statistics of the Elias Base· baH Bureau show that the ~6-y~ar-old Spahn's 21 victories for the Braves made him the league's only 20-geme winner. 1t was the 8th Ume Spahn entered the 20-wln circle. · However, the younger pitchers actually dominated statistics. Item - Johnny Podres, 25·year-old Dodger left·hander, was tops In the ERA with 2.66 and also led with six shutouts. Sp.~hn and ~l·year·old Don Drysdale of the Dodgers tied for 1 second wlth 2.69. Item - J~ck Sanford 28-yeat-old rookie of the Phlllies had a 19-8 re~ord and led the cir~ult With 1611 strikeouts ' Item s· b Ftl d 27 h d Ih · - o en , , a a 14-18 record w t the Pirates aM led the league in three departmenq, Innings pitched, 2771 most starts,~'&; and faced the most batte¥8,1148. Il--l/ ' P-/Oy· 77 G · Af HOme Fight Results 'S SHOP MOORE ;,; Toys and A•ppll'ances ....., linn, 134, Auatrttit (12). SALT'/;LA.~!K~E:::~~::~dr!:: PARIS- Go""lnol• llanarln. Robbin, Hanlon wa, 162\lo Pranco ovtpolntod ltolt find ; I rpbber had forced k 0 rti~hinl. Italy (10). the lotkod left door of his __ • steal , a blanket. cbam and SAN FIIAIICIKO - Ktnnoy / buabelo of Hanson Lono, IH, MUtkttlll> Mich., left the door Kentucky To Have Bad and aevenlh·ranked Kaosas State thrpw• for 36 pointa las CtuclluUttl Kentucky after three wlna in tight games. . . cruteh Bud Milhkan said before the seuon he believed he could hit Ute "big lime" if AI Bunt1e, a rugged 6·foot, 8-lnch sophomore,1 came through, So it was no coin· eidence that big Bunge scored 18 poin\1 and won the batUe, of the backbo.ards with Kentueky s Jobll 80-57, in other ....., lnvolvinJ lop-rated teama. • Wilt Chamberlain, Kanw seven-toot otar, poured In 15 fteld goals and 10 free throwo to oet a Milwaukee arena scoring mark of 40 points and pace the Jay· hawks to their fourth atraighl rl· umph. Kansas State won Its third In a l!" ,, I 't l WALL PAINT RYff Con'f•d l I en S Brow urgerv ' Will Help Him Kentucky Saturday night. North Carolina, tbe No. I team last year with a 32-0 record, won tis 1957-:18 opener Saturday wttb ao lmpresalve 60-M Vtctory over Clem•on. School P~lnto I. North Carolina J.O 19 325 2. Kansas 10 3-0 283 s. Kentucky 1 3-0 210 4. Bradley 1-0 177 ~- San Francisco 2 2-0 173 6. Kans.. State I 2-0 1811 7. Michigan State I 2-0 153 :: T~:i!• 2~0 1 ~ 10. Notre Dame 2-0 43 Second 10 group - 11, R<ce. 42; 12, Sl Louis I 31; 13, Seattle, 26; 14, Utah, 20; 1~. Minnesota, 19; 16, West Virginia, 16; 17, Clnclnnati, 12; 18 Ohio State, 10; 19, "so •h•rp they eould bavo been coming from noxt door." \ SPECIAL $4o29 gol" • 'r And If· You're -Hunting,, · For A Good Used Cor : I ' Convel'lient Budget Terr.,s 1954 ~DSMOBILE Moore's Busy Stores . :I ·' :r ;H. .. .. ' • '' : ' ' ; ...... .... ... .. .. .. .. I ·· · ······ '·····I·· ~ 0 0 ' ! ' 0 0 0 ' I 0 I I I 0 f 0 0 Custom 2 Door ,l 0 0 0 I \ 0 ' .. 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HILLO, e~LI,ORNIA PATERSON, N. J.-rreak at· mospberlc eondtUons enabled P"' lice here to exchange meSAa(es via ~JJtrol oar phon" wilh Sen· USE OUR 'I ' ' All' Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. . ~: . .l tarheeled the opposition today In tho flnt weekly ratings of the l&l17-t18 oeaaon by the united Pl'eSB Board of Basl:etball coaeheL The coach... rating the teams o• their performances durinfl the first week of the season whleh ended Saturday, gaye the defend· ing nalional cbamptons 325 of a poaslble 3110 polnta. North carolina " was th~ - only team mentioned on every ballot, collecting 1g votes for first place, 10 for aecond, four for third and one eoeh for fourth an~a~t~~: runnerup In the ratings with 283 points drew 10 first f ' }' ,, ' place ballots. ,.;.0 cooches rated san Fra~ciaoo . on top while Ken· SALES- PAINT- II~IVIC~ tueky, Kan88S 'Stato, Michigan St. Wlf·Y Mkldl ond St. Louts each drew one first oport place vote. . lllllll~n:ois~,~9;~2~0,~W~a~sh~in~gt=o•~·;s·=~:;~;;;;E;;;:;;;~!:$~ Kentucky ":" thtrd, ~~ the over· .~ all ratings, Wtlh 210 potnls. Bradley won a ci6se battle for fourth place with 177 points to 173 for ftfth ploce San Francisco, 16~ for sixth place KanJI'• State and 158 lor seventh place Michigan State. Temple was etflhlh wtth 88 points, UCLA ninth wtth &7 and Notre Dame lOth wlih .,, Every member of the lop 10 was undefeated tbrollf!h the first week except Temple, whieh dropped an ~ triple overttme thrtlier to II Slit ? FORNocH"Risi'MAs '' Rubber Bose 'll · NEW YORK UP - The Unlver· ally of North carolina Tar Heels WHAT WILL IT I ,.. Tarheels Acc1a•lmedTop CageQom •t B Wf•d M • .Jn N • • YWI e armn atlonal VOtiDif ti00 ... t500... tSOO OR MORI 1111, IMW, Mt•lco, outpolntod mez eatly next year. As Year? Upset geat upset of the season so far. Middleport -=~~:::~~~~~~~~~~ Startling It was the third atralgbt victory downed Purdue, 79-73, but Clocio· handed Temple ill IOCOild ~t for Maryland and tbe first losa for nati upaet eighth-ranked Temple, d~feat v"' Pomeroy the SEO .. · · "But we'll be out there 'llvii!C it all we've aot in every IIIII'?" be said. By Unltod ,,.,. cox Mooday night to prove a key row after the lead ebant~e( band• Is 'MuYiand really that good or man in Maryland's triumph. no less than 14 t1me1. , II Kentueky in for ao "off year?" Kan111 Downs MorquTomplo L- So<oncl Gomo That's the blg queslloo ln col· Kanaas, the naUon'a No. 2 team Sophomore forward Olear Roblege ~asl:etball today after the un- behind North ~olina, defeated ranked Terrapin• whipped third· Marquette, 82 · 62 fourth-ranked ertson conneeted on 18 of ;I lleid ranked Kentucky, (1-62, in the big- Bradley crushed Arilona, 91-52, goal attemplll and added four free NORMAN, Okla. VP ~ lliSh· scoring forward Don Schwall of FUlla Coupotl and Mall fights " Among tlte many other reasons the University of Oklahoma bas· for D Amatols feud Is hiJ eharr.e ketbail Learn quit the team Monday Nomo ·····---·--·---·------ that the IBC refused to use hi• to sign a maJor league bucball ~ ------···--···------ preliminary boxera artcr Patter· contract. ""'' Wlftll<l -- -·-- --·---·-- son had won tho vacant title by Schwall, a 20-year-old junior from Ypsilanti, Mieh., aald he had IIOY ILLIS, Doalor kn!K:king out Archie Moore, No.'. received 11 substantlal'' offers from lal~ln UMI Flltor QuHn 30, 1956. llo sale! the IBC han the '1'lttsburgh Piratos, Philadcl· lowl"' Mtcflinoo promised fni!H!ully to do so phia Phililes, Boston Red So~. But NGrrls said, ••we used "omr Kansos City Athletic• and Detroit prellmm:uy fighters suggested t{l Tigers. u" by C harl~y Black and Vmn1c A report from an assistant IIWINO MACHINII enola, wlmm 0 Amalo har1 given cvaeh Rt Oklahoma, who asked I" Ash If, Mllltl\lfttrt us to unt.lc.r-'l.and would represent that hi• name not bo revealed him." !old Se~wall w~ld sign ''today or WednoBday" for $110,000 with the Pitilbur&h clnb. Since he won tbe title Pallor· •on de/ended twice for indopen· dent promoters and k~ocked out Hurricane JackiOD in 10 and reto niW. eQS ameS Ra1omacher. The champion's pur· The CTilcinnatl Redlegs bav~ at1110unced their 1958 home ••• were 111'8• enOu(lb io those schedule Which Includes 77 gimea, beginning with the season bouli to put him ill the 00 per opener aillnst the Philadelphia PhiiUes Aprn 15 _ cent braekot, ••ld D'Amato. The &Cliedule call! for 45 nlgti't ames, one more tban sche· duled In 1937. The world champiOn Milwaukee Braves and the new San Francisco Giants, Who play their first gamea on Piehl R11vlh . -- ... : ....... the West Colli after moving from New York play eight nlibt contests here. • ly Unitod Prt~ Forest Clark, Owner NIW YORK ..., Prl!ll$ ''"· St. Lou!4, Loa Angeles and Oblcaao p)&y seven night games, 139\lo, Naw Yorll, outpOin!ttl while the Pittsburgh Pirates an~ Philadelphia PhUUes Invade '"nk IJ11101ito, 1ts\lo, Now TWO CONVENIENT LOC~TIONS C1'08ley $tadlum for four night gallles eacb. 110). TK0'4 ~uko l~ohr, ~~.- San NOTTINGHAM/ I"" - Poi'C'f. PranciOH, (1), l.owio1 12411, O.lord, •1111111a Chorll• HIU, 125, l_..lond t10l won · lrltllll ' 1..111 ltatba/. PARIS UP-Gerinlnal Bailaric Cor. 3rtl aad Main Court St. of Fronco, who outpointed ltolo wtlthl chomp,lftlhlp. 1 Scortlchlnl of Italy in a ltJ.round Phone 8204·X Pllotle 38S·X TORONTO ~ Arthur Kl"', 150, bout 186t niaht, probably will be Toronte outpOinttd Yama loh.. 1 Mrs. Dorothy Pierce Mn. Kern• Rous,b .,., 15211, llmlni (10), matched against European IYDIIIV, Avmalla _ Sopo o .. dlewolaht eijampion Chari" Manager M111111er 1 Is Questions Come: CW ,.....,II T .. ,(' ' tt:1' • •)i •l li"d ., �' ... '.' 'I . I I ' ' \ \ J Pro·mises Panthers Will Give SEO Opponents Tough CoJIIP8fition favored lo win over the Bob Shes· ky five which does not have a single face back this year from the 19611·5'1 champions. too. forwards, Bruce Zirkle and soph- "Wilson Is young yet but he h8! month.!, is expected to be a scor, Pomeroy and Middleport got a omore Bill Wilson at gualda. fmc notural moves. Experience tng mainspring as league play unlate start on their flag cb8!e He had thia to aay about his wiU 4o a lot for ~lm." ravell. because a Frtday, Dee. 6, came be· "boys' -.. Rellon was not worried about Bruce Zirkle, at the olher 14 all our boys," Retton said, in dis- night," said Retlon, "but they did cussmg his stBrting lineup lor Nei· bav~ a bit of an ,off night wl\h sonville. He was referring to Ron· us, and their overall bei&Mh nie Martirr, a guard; Phil Werry n't up to the opposiUdo we'll lie uled for Jao. 3. Retton said he expected to start the same boys against the Hounds as started agamst Eastern. These were ST Johnson at centet, Paul ~'olmcr and Jumor Hawlhorne at ators; Carpenter, a small guard; and Hood aod Cunningham, other varsity reaerves. "t don't want to take lliiYthing away from Eastern ,- the other .Meanwhile, Coach Nolan Swack· tween the two clubs was resebed· hamer and the Mtddleport Yellow Jackets hope they are ready for the lovasioo of tough Athooo tonight, looking for its second straight league victory. This will be Middleport's first SEQ flame, Hawthorne playe,t the bc.at Folmer, who bad a cold night guard, showed a great shooting and Gary Barnitz, a couple of mee~. So you ean't teU mac;h against Eastern, coming up with eye against Eastern, . and if he beefy and tall downcourt oper- yet about ~ow we'll ttack up la eame of hil llfe for me against Eaotem. He was great. "Johnson h8! come along good. He shows a lot of determin~lion out there and hiS moves are lnuch better. " only four pomts, barely tniasipg on a nwnber •of favorite doe-handed push shots from 15 feet away. Thil ran2y, ft·l forward who has drilled himself in cage techniques for keepo anything like this up in the weeks \ to come, the Panther• could be a dangerous opponent for anybody. · "We'll oeed a lot of help from r=-od-=-a-:'y,;-s-=spo~rt-p -=:-ar_.:.ad-::-e= . =.:._______::..__;_-:B::--:AS-=,K=E=r=s-:-:AL:-::-L·--:_4-:_D::-;;a_il-=y_Se--:n_tin:--:._ el:-;:, P_o_m_e ------:-: ro_y·M,i-"dd-lep-ort_, o._. De_c.1_0,1-957-IIMaryland Ruptures Rupp In D'Amato K~eps His Patterson Clear Of NorriS' 1 ly JACK CUDDt United PNII llpOr!S ,Wrltor NEW YORK UP -Thl, writer, friendly to botb CUI D'Amato an~ Jim Norrla. tried over the '*'ek· end to arnllle a forgeW~e-palt conferenoe that mlcht leltle their feud ond "81Ult In a hll heavy· weilbt tllle fl&bt. Promoter Norrla '"a wWlng. He oaid: "AI fttr as I'm ~neerned the feud is one•lded, l'U be pd to tiCdOWJt with"Cut any Ume and mate a lretb at~ Ia ti~ aboUt a UUe bout." ' But D'A1111to, mona.er of eham· pion Floyd Potteraon, ' refused polit~blauk to bave aay deolinld with Norrb, "bet~use I bave no eoafide•c• in the man." D'Amato'a refulll wao so bitterly final there seema no hope of a rtppro<hement. And tbe altua· tion could cause mu•b trouble <n IDea. Not only dOOJ D'Amato refuse to let young Patteraon fight for Norris and hiJ International Boxing Club but he refu10s a de· fense &flal..t aoy conteoder who in D'Amato'a opinion io ."friend· ly" with the IBC. Jn his weekend statements, Cus ANNOIMQNG New Dtllenhtp FOR BALDWIN SEWING· MACHINES llld FILTER QUEEN ~ B~SeenAt 166 Alto St, Middleport 1111ra11oa· By ppollltment · New Machines Guaranteed Models 64 Maryland 75 Kentucky 62 Tam'ted Bout Cttadet 75 William & Mary oo Texas A&M 71 Memphis St. 68 hinted that the barred "friendly" Tennessee 74 11orida St. 57 68 Murray St. 61 iJfOUP might include every eon- Alabama Vanderbilt 103 VMI 74 tender listed among the top 10 by Tulane 74 Lowslana Coli. 83 the Ring M81!azlne, although he Georgetown 76 Loyola Colie~c 51 did not come right out and say Kansas St. 79 Purdue 13 · it. Wichita 1111 Detroit 62 S..ko Engllah Opponont Kansu 82 Marquetle 82 nc repeated that he ls negoti· Northwestern 74 S. Dakota St. 58 ating for a spring title defense m Notre Dame 69 Nehi'ISka Ill England at1ainst an udesignated Cincinnati 80 Temple 57 opponent. He added, "and we have MiSBouri 78 North Dakota 40 lour offers for title fights In the Bradley 91 Arizona &2 United States trom rndependent Wllconsln 43 Washin&top (Mo.) 33 promoters" Rice 81 Louiliaoa St. 118 Meanwhile, Norris stressed bi~ mu 86 Hamllne IMina.) 110 wllliogncsA to confer w1th D'Ama· Texas Christ. 8ll Okla. City 116 to. He said "If Cus doesn't want Itlontaoa 64 Idaho 60 to meet me in New York now, I could Oy up from Miami in 3'k hours or from Chicago in two hours and 40 minutes, any time he wants to sit down and talk it over." What Became Of ••• GIN! IEARDIN By Unltod P,. 1 h.end pltchor, WOtl 20 Gene Bt•rdon, ttmt But the world's best known pro- toUihtNw ,_, and loll only aovon for tho Clland ladlano in 1941 oDd No. 20 mado Amorlcan lntuo history. That'a tba ono that llckod loshn might put Us out, but D'Amsto In tha first ployoH In tha l~~t~uo'o hlahtry ~ Gono w11n'l throuflh won't Norris' "government.. mcntiGu yet. He won o key World ltrl11 referred to the monopoly decision ,..,. .,.,.., tho lrav11 oad, tr now before the United States Sur rollel, oavod tho loll ''"" that prome Court for eonfirmation or mado tba Indiana champiOIII of tba world. For tho nut llwo yaara, rC!V(!rsal. J,.ast 1ummcr Federal Jullge SyJ. it woo all down hill for h..,...,.. vester Ryan found the IBC aullty Gono 11 ho tried, but failed, to or violating the ant!·trust Iawa and moko a comobock with Waohfnt. ordered the IUC broken up. But ton, Dotrolt, St. Loula lrtii'IM and his verdict was appealed to tho flnolly tho While Sote. WhotoYOr hopponod to GoM SUp~cme Court. ltlrdtn? Today ho II Iiiii man. Ftirt IIC ncontrol'' Friends of D'Amato say he fcm llfr for tho Waohll!lllon Contact the IBC will try to "control" Pat· Strvlce at Memphis, Ttnn;, 1n Of" Iorson if be defends under IBC pnlzallon !hot s,4clalllla In col· lectin• unpold bills. PROMOTION. moter added: ''If he doesn't want Patterson tG fight under our pro· motiOn, I'm sure he won't put us out of business. The government Fttrl IBC "Ctntrol" Friends of D'Amato RAY he fears SWEEPERS ~t;vt7:.:'~~~(~J:~~~r~:,e tho me will try to "control" Pal· tcrson if he defends under IBC promotion. But N.otTis emphasized: "We don't control any fighters or hav~ any ptcccs of them, and we don'~ . wanl any. Wt!'re perfectly sa tis(ted wllh Ike Jlromotcr's 5hare of Oklahoma Cager Quits To Sig~ Diamond Contract Tu •uu·SentineJ SPORTS DESK ltJ 8IQWn I 0 ROY ILLIS, Dtal• 1 DUKE ~CLEANERS We Do Our ()wn Cleaning E•perts In Shoe Repair ;i M0 ke RoSe Bo' / Tlip• Robbie Brown Pomeroy High grad who made the hot Ohio , ' fir I B State Marching Band his st year out, s the on1Y end area musician who Will mak~ the 1957 Rose Bowl trip. One other boy, so far as he recall$, from Southeastern Ohio IS In the marching combo-a fellow from Jackson High. Dave Darst of Middleport was a main spring in the OSU baild trumpet section fot four years, graduating last spring. Be?ore him there was Franklin Guinther, also a trumpet play· er. Robbie is in pre-dental studies. He figures there Is more of a financial future in puWng teeth than in playing music. He's probably got something there. ROf'derS WORf MOff Cage GameS The Sugar Run Raiders took the Syracuse Pistons Into camp . last night on the upriver court 32·28 In the first game of what the Raiders hope Will be several of the season. • Boys of both teams are seniors or other high school stu· dents who like basketball, but didn't go out for the high school team for one reason or another. The Raiders' Tommy Garnes was high with 11 pomts while Jac~ Follrqad and Gary Freeman each bad six. Danny Struble tallied five points. Jim Bater was high for the losers with 11. Garnes told Sports Desk this morning the Raiders will wei· come more games agalnst teams made up of similar- class of competition. "We'd like to take on a Midllleport club "ot seni~f,S or high_ school boys not out for the Yellow-Jacket five, ,Garnes sa1d. Sukar Run has another tentative game with the same Syra· cuse· l!lub next Monday night. Roush and Jenkins referreed the match last nl•ht. 4 T:· --1 O•·'dS&et Spa•hn qppw 8yOthers In the winter mont~s away from baseball di~mond talk . ' ' still. comes mto every hamlet of our land proving always that ailhougb fdotball and basketball may capture the temporary "h1!aginilti0ns of America's sports loving public, after all basebaU !sits first love. 1. ·Professional football Is playing before millions now and apparently is destined to become even more popular . , · , But lets munch over a few baseball notes while the hearth fl!e keeps our toes warm: r ~~ Warren Spahn was the grand "old Master" of National League pltch¥rs this year but the circuit's real stren~th lafd In Ill young stars 18 to 28. Official statistics of the Elias Base· baH Bureau show that the ~6-y~ar-old Spahn's 21 victories for the Braves made him the league's only 20-geme winner. 1t was the 8th Ume Spahn entered the 20-wln circle. · However, the younger pitchers actually dominated statistics. Item - Johnny Podres, 25·year-old Dodger left·hander, was tops In the ERA with 2.66 and also led with six shutouts. Sp.~hn and ~l·year·old Don Drysdale of the Dodgers tied for 1 second wlth 2.69. Item - J~ck Sanford 28-yeat-old rookie of the Phlllies had a 19-8 re~ord and led the cir~ult With 1611 strikeouts ' Item s· b Ftl d 27 h d Ih · - o en , , a a 14-18 record w t the Pirates aM led the league in three departmenq, Innings pitched, 2771 most starts,~'&; and faced the most batte¥8,1148. Il--l/ ' P-/Oy· 77 G · Af HOme Fight Results 'S SHOP MOORE ;,; Toys and A•ppll'ances ....., linn, 134, Auatrttit (12). SALT'/;LA.~!K~E:::~~::~dr!:: PARIS- Go""lnol• llanarln. Robbin, Hanlon wa, 162\lo Pranco ovtpolntod ltolt find ; I rpbber had forced k 0 rti~hinl. Italy (10). the lotkod left door of his __ • steal , a blanket. cbam and SAN FIIAIICIKO - Ktnnoy / buabelo of Hanson Lono, IH, MUtkttlll> Mich., left the door Kentucky To Have Bad and aevenlh·ranked Kaosas State thrpw• for 36 pointa las CtuclluUttl Kentucky after three wlna in tight games. . . cruteh Bud Milhkan said before the seuon he believed he could hit Ute "big lime" if AI Bunt1e, a rugged 6·foot, 8-lnch sophomore,1 came through, So it was no coin· eidence that big Bunge scored 18 poin\1 and won the batUe, of the backbo.ards with Kentueky s Jobll 80-57, in other ....., lnvolvinJ lop-rated teama. • Wilt Chamberlain, Kanw seven-toot otar, poured In 15 fteld goals and 10 free throwo to oet a Milwaukee arena scoring mark of 40 points and pace the Jay· hawks to their fourth atraighl rl· umph. Kansas State won Its third In a l!" ,, I 't l WALL PAINT RYff Con'f•d l I en S Brow urgerv ' Will Help Him Kentucky Saturday night. North Carolina, tbe No. I team last year with a 32-0 record, won tis 1957-:18 opener Saturday wttb ao lmpresalve 60-M Vtctory over Clem•on. School P~lnto I. North Carolina J.O 19 325 2. Kansas 10 3-0 283 s. Kentucky 1 3-0 210 4. Bradley 1-0 177 ~- San Francisco 2 2-0 173 6. Kans.. State I 2-0 1811 7. Michigan State I 2-0 153 :: T~:i!• 2~0 1 ~ 10. Notre Dame 2-0 43 Second 10 group - 11, R<ce. 42; 12, Sl Louis I 31; 13, Seattle, 26; 14, Utah, 20; 1~. Minnesota, 19; 16, West Virginia, 16; 17, Clnclnnati, 12; 18 Ohio State, 10; 19, "so •h•rp they eould bavo been coming from noxt door." \ SPECIAL $4o29 gol" • 'r And If· You're -Hunting,, · For A Good Used Cor : I ' Convel'lient Budget Terr.,s 1954 ~DSMOBILE Moore's Busy Stores . :I ·' :r ;H. .. .. ' • '' : ' ' ; ...... .... ... .. .. .. .. I ·· · ······ '·····I·· ~ 0 0 ' ! ' 0 0 0 ' I 0 I I I 0 f 0 0 Custom 2 Door ,l 0 0 0 I \ 0 ' .. 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HILLO, e~LI,ORNIA PATERSON, N. J.-rreak at· mospberlc eondtUons enabled P"' lice here to exchange meSAa(es via ~JJtrol oar phon" wilh Sen· USE OUR 'I ' ' All' Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. . ~: . .l tarheeled the opposition today In tho flnt weekly ratings of the l&l17-t18 oeaaon by the united Pl'eSB Board of Basl:etball coaeheL The coach... rating the teams o• their performances durinfl the first week of the season whleh ended Saturday, gaye the defend· ing nalional cbamptons 325 of a poaslble 3110 polnta. North carolina " was th~ - only team mentioned on every ballot, collecting 1g votes for first place, 10 for aecond, four for third and one eoeh for fourth an~a~t~~: runnerup In the ratings with 283 points drew 10 first f ' }' ,, ' place ballots. ,.;.0 cooches rated san Fra~ciaoo . on top while Ken· SALES- PAINT- II~IVIC~ tueky, Kan88S 'Stato, Michigan St. Wlf·Y Mkldl ond St. Louts each drew one first oport place vote. . lllllll~n:ois~,~9;~2~0,~W~a~sh~in~gt=o•~·;s·=~:;~;;;;E;;;:;;;~!:$~ Kentucky ":" thtrd, ~~ the over· .~ all ratings, Wtlh 210 potnls. Bradley won a ci6se battle for fourth place with 177 points to 173 for ftfth ploce San Francisco, 16~ for sixth place KanJI'• State and 158 lor seventh place Michigan State. Temple was etflhlh wtth 88 points, UCLA ninth wtth &7 and Notre Dame lOth wlih .,, Every member of the lop 10 was undefeated tbrollf!h the first week except Temple, whieh dropped an ~ triple overttme thrtlier to II Slit ? FORNocH"Risi'MAs '' Rubber Bose 'll · NEW YORK UP - The Unlver· ally of North carolina Tar Heels WHAT WILL IT I ,.. Tarheels Acc1a•lmedTop CageQom •t B Wf•d M • .Jn N • • YWI e armn atlonal VOtiDif ti00 ... t500... tSOO OR MORI 1111, IMW, Mt•lco, outpolntod mez eatly next year. As Year? Upset geat upset of the season so far. Middleport -=~~:::~~~~~~~~~~ Startling It was the third atralgbt victory downed Purdue, 79-73, but Clocio· handed Temple ill IOCOild ~t for Maryland and tbe first losa for nati upaet eighth-ranked Temple, d~feat v"' Pomeroy the SEO .. · · "But we'll be out there 'llvii!C it all we've aot in every IIIII'?" be said. By Unltod ,,.,. cox Mooday night to prove a key row after the lead ebant~e( band• Is 'MuYiand really that good or man in Maryland's triumph. no less than 14 t1me1. , II Kentueky in for ao "off year?" Kan111 Downs MorquTomplo L- So<oncl Gomo That's the blg queslloo ln col· Kanaas, the naUon'a No. 2 team Sophomore forward Olear Roblege ~asl:etball today after the un- behind North ~olina, defeated ranked Terrapin• whipped third· Marquette, 82 · 62 fourth-ranked ertson conneeted on 18 of ;I lleid ranked Kentucky, (1-62, in the big- Bradley crushed Arilona, 91-52, goal attemplll and added four free NORMAN, Okla. VP ~ lliSh· scoring forward Don Schwall of FUlla Coupotl and Mall fights " Among tlte many other reasons the University of Oklahoma bas· for D Amatols feud Is hiJ eharr.e ketbail Learn quit the team Monday Nomo ·····---·--·---·------ that the IBC refused to use hi• to sign a maJor league bucball ~ ------···--···------ preliminary boxera artcr Patter· contract. ""'' Wlftll<l -- -·-- --·---·-- son had won tho vacant title by Schwall, a 20-year-old junior from Ypsilanti, Mieh., aald he had IIOY ILLIS, Doalor kn!K:king out Archie Moore, No.'. received 11 substantlal'' offers from lal~ln UMI Flltor QuHn 30, 1956. llo sale! the IBC han the '1'lttsburgh Piratos, Philadcl· lowl"' Mtcflinoo promised fni!H!ully to do so phia Phililes, Boston Red So~. But NGrrls said, ••we used "omr Kansos City Athletic• and Detroit prellmm:uy fighters suggested t{l Tigers. u" by C harl~y Black and Vmn1c A report from an assistant IIWINO MACHINII enola, wlmm 0 Amalo har1 given cvaeh Rt Oklahoma, who asked I" Ash If, Mllltl\lfttrt us to unt.lc.r-'l.and would represent that hi• name not bo revealed him." !old Se~wall w~ld sign ''today or WednoBday" for $110,000 with the Pitilbur&h clnb. Since he won tbe title Pallor· •on de/ended twice for indopen· dent promoters and k~ocked out Hurricane JackiOD in 10 and reto niW. eQS ameS Ra1omacher. The champion's pur· The CTilcinnatl Redlegs bav~ at1110unced their 1958 home ••• were 111'8• enOu(lb io those schedule Which Includes 77 gimea, beginning with the season bouli to put him ill the 00 per opener aillnst the Philadelphia PhiiUes Aprn 15 _ cent braekot, ••ld D'Amato. The &Cliedule call! for 45 nlgti't ames, one more tban sche· duled In 1937. The world champiOn Milwaukee Braves and the new San Francisco Giants, Who play their first gamea on Piehl R11vlh . -- ... : ....... the West Colli after moving from New York play eight nlibt contests here. • ly Unitod Prt~ Forest Clark, Owner NIW YORK ..., Prl!ll$ ''"· St. Lou!4, Loa Angeles and Oblcaao p)&y seven night games, 139\lo, Naw Yorll, outpOin!ttl while the Pittsburgh Pirates an~ Philadelphia PhUUes Invade '"nk IJ11101ito, 1ts\lo, Now TWO CONVENIENT LOC~TIONS C1'08ley $tadlum for four night gallles eacb. 110). TK0'4 ~uko l~ohr, ~~.- San NOTTINGHAM/ I"" - Poi'C'f. PranciOH, (1), l.owio1 12411, O.lord, •1111111a Chorll• HIU, 125, l_..lond t10l won · lrltllll ' 1..111 ltatba/. PARIS UP-Gerinlnal Bailaric Cor. 3rtl aad Main Court St. of Fronco, who outpointed ltolo wtlthl chomp,lftlhlp. 1 Scortlchlnl of Italy in a ltJ.round Phone 8204·X Pllotle 38S·X TORONTO ~ Arthur Kl"', 150, bout 186t niaht, probably will be Toronte outpOinttd Yama loh.. 1 Mrs. Dorothy Pierce Mn. Kern• Rous,b .,., 15211, llmlni (10), matched against European IYDIIIV, Avmalla _ Sopo o .. dlewolaht eijampion Chari" Manager M111111er 1 Is Questions Come: CW ,.....,II T .. ,(' ' tt:1' • •)i •l li"d ., �Juni.or Wjnding· Rutland Parent Teacher Ass'n - ·IHeath Metho,diS:t ~so,~H Club • Trail Garden Meeting Is Held Monday Evening WSCS Meeting Is Christmas Party Christmas Party Held Sunday Club In Meeting M" Giles Snuth president of the sodal committee; announaeu H ld 0 M d the Rutland PfA presided wMn the followmg boates'oes for t~e eM B n Llond ay 1 To Be Thursday annual Clmstmas party of Will cOnduct a pontihal mas1 Christmas decorations was the they met Monday mght at Rutland January meetm~ Mildred H)'seU , Heart GUild was held I It was announced that all ofh theme of the mretmg of !he Jun. High School Grace Dugan Ills Wflllams Do~· " ruce oy • preSlden' 'l:be Good Luck Clover 4-11 1 he QO evEmimtg In the church so- cers must attend the NatiVIty 1or Wlndmg Tml Garden <.'ub Onn Sm1th, executiVe head ~f na K1ng, FJI;n Tucker, Mrs Hlr fnre"~'~.'t ~· De~m~r meet Cluti bf Mason will l!\1\1! It• on· dccorared m Deanery Counc1! meeting at Sl held Saturday afternoon ~ the the Western Local Schools com am Slawter Mrs Ketlh Suther. dJt ~b hwMCS 'i~!il M~l!'~ null, ,Chrlslm\I'J P~~. PI' : • UI' ~<M!pintg. Chrbltmas mcludmg An<jrew's Church, Nclsonv!lle, on home of SedonJa Spencor, East phmcnlcd the PTA on tbelr land r ' th u;c on l il :• da~ <wen!"' at ,,,Jn . ~ ~~ l.t 0 10 Dec 22, at 2 30 p m It was also .Mam. St "'"stance wUh the caleter~a pro The PTA voted t serve , ap~~· i ~t P ano Of ~~ Ma41>n •MelhMJ!t Cl! 1 t;eorge Horak pre!ldent announced that the chlldren of the I Louella Thompson pro3ldent gram and " d t,hat the project proximately lilO Me~ C•rmty ~~e u ~Y ~s ~ til H~nJ:,'isy <It e~hp~ '~!II' be a l!lrt presld<!d at the short busmess ses' Sacred Heart Schuol would pre- pi:esJded at the busmess aessmn sho~ld be a defimtc success A' teae.bers'i $1 a noon dinner ()J wb~chopi~~~~~ed ~v~o~n sm:n ~belo.pra,,-am w1-tl~ wlQ ~~tIl ~'!""~'"en opened With prayer b) sent a CbrlBtmas program for the I whiCh opened With the club slogan the present llme more than 30U Feb 21 Is ld ~C e~.ed bY membi!rr ot tl\6 f!IP'I· Father John Turel Mrs parash on December 22! at 7 p m and pledge b) the group followed Elementary puptll! and more them Mrs, Homer Pa;ker announced ~~rs~ ' was e Y s ufort ~q""'o""(,;,tl!~e,..c_l~~b,...+""'"""'..:.,.~ Mtlliday James Diehl, Mrs FranciS Biron ::• G~rr Hackett Jr ;nd Mrs wtth the club poem by Mary 100 High School pupils have a meetmg of the Bmd Booslel, Ml B ~ bo , Zll,llesVJ)Ie 1\'l>re Sunda)l iUt!U' of and Mrs Fred Norton Wele wei •mo en were name as co- IThompson I planned: to eat at the noon cafe for Monday at 8 p m at \he th ss eM 811 rn rev1ewe"'1 Mr and Mrs Denver 'J'I]oma Mrs 910 corned as guests An mvHaUon was chac"mtranbfotir the Pf~5gram led t The guls under the direction of I tena which will he served at th{' High School ne~ ch,aptfer 'As Ye ¥1ei Oqt' Wlr. Platcllcr 18 the former MaQ:aret Evening By Appointment extended to all women of the par on I u ons o "' was vo o th 1d I M b Th Elc nentary buildtp." ses rom a m ss on .stqd\ K h 105 •• 2nd st. ish to attend th ded each semmanan at Steubenville etr v sor, rs Ro ert ampMrs Pearl 1 ittle .. wl\0 Wlll be , Doris Conley and Munel F~ 'I book for the program and also IS Pomera, tae Hal Na re ICation of $~0 to trw St Johns Villa Or son made gum drop trees using cl'!ar e of the cafeteria av a ley are co chatrmen o£ the Dakr. read articles from the Saturda:~o Mr and Mr~ Pat Parker 11Jd Phono 26f.M benvtlle~ on ~~ur:~~edr~~cat ~~~e:t phanage and $5 to the janitor of crab apple brtmches and decorat report ~f the eqUipment' S:wh!ch Sale to he held at The Hut Satur Fvenmg Post and the Rea.der·e daughter, RobJn, Columbus wer., 1130 a m Bishop John King l.ius the church for Christmas. Plans ~ trccsl wlt~ beads ~nd gum I they havf' ready mdodmg a tbre" day and will appreciate any eon I Dtgest Mrs Lloyd read a Chn~t :,eke:: :uestsM o~ heh 1JII'e1Jtt were made to serve a dmner to ops mila IOn can es were t!ompartrnent Sink which was n tributtons to the sale! Which h mas story from 11 Tbc Mcthod1~1 a rs ax ein art.. t'be Impeual Electric Co on Thurs made utnng cardboard tulles and I t II d b d • sponsoted by the Band Boosters Woman ' Mr and Mrs John Walker and cellophane s a e l parents an mcmbm Th It d d ram1ly Manning Walker and r.eo day Decenlber 19, at 7 P m of the Volunteer Fire Departmenf e a en ance awar was won I Durmg the business Bession il c 1 ' d f Y Named to sei ve on the kitchen At thu cl08r. nf the meeung re· 224 plastic plates and lumber for by the Fifth and Sixth grades was voted to comp~ete payment ope an o Canton were recent committee for the dinner were freshments were served by the k1tchen cupboards and tables taught by Miss Carolyn Smith of thetr church pledge and Mrs ~~~~~s of Mr and ~rs Ernest ~ Mrs.~ John Mttch ' and Mrs John hoatcss asaisted by her mother, Anyone Y.ho w11l as.slst 10 makmg Mrs Ralph Zundel, teacher of Uoyd thanked Mrs John Ketchk 1 Goett Jr, co-chaarmen, Mrs Dav1d Mrs Sidney Spencer the tables and cupboards IS ask tbe Weekday Religious Edueat1on chairman of the Family Night I ~ · and Mrs Pat Pal"der 'nd Ohhna:er, Mrs E E Follrod, Mrs The next meetmg Will be held cd to contact Wa~ne T 1rner program m the County school., supper held recently, for the sue daughter, Robin, Columbus YlJit· Theodore Beegle, 1\trs Cha lea at the home of Peggy Bowers The members of the PTA I had charge of the program for ee~s of the party It was announe ert s~nday ev.emng with Mr. and Radford, Airs Philip Me~er Mr brought equ1pment for the ne ~· the evemng and read tf\e ChrJst <>d th-at the Christmall JJazaar Mrll Cleland Heine~ Thomas Hennessy Jr, Mrs George k1tchen 1n a "shower" at tm mas story from the Gospel of St vo1ld be beld In the church' din M•s Robert Th>lllp.on~nd son Hackett Sr, Mrs Richard Gress, meeting Monday Mrs Little also Luke and the atory from Ma1 llJ!J room Tuesday operung at ':?;eddte, attended thi open house Mrs Joseph Raub Mrs Adolph explalned that the parent, and thew w•th Chnstmas carols mter lO so a m ' the Gallia Hlgb SChool between 'la~alle b ~ omartea~ SealeQB, Mrs Georgee Horak and , teachers must back: the pro.~::ram : > persed Hos't) "es were Mrs. James cr. 1 I fJ't~ell and Vinton, Sunday ~ PrUII<a~ moot Mrs George Hackett Jr and that well balanced meal< Children /rom the Fourt~ wen. Mrs John Kelchka, Mr• I ~ ~d Mrs Theo Smith, Mro. exdtbtj lilt of 1111 Waitresses named for the dm1vould be served t:"ch day Meat grades taugh t by Mrs Anna og .No1 rnan Wavland, Mr~ .Noah R~r:;u u~nuth and Afr< ClOG Mrs. ~ "Trlvei·Teated" 5 "" own were 1n Glumbw ner were Mn George Buchanan, A surpns~ bJrlhrl11y p;~rtv wa; wJU be on Ole menu twJce 3 week din and Miss Joan Montgomerv Has)J:lna and Mrs 1lomaa Rile3 """'at,IC1l!la, and Mrs Kenneth McCullough, co- held at the home of Mr and Mrs and vegetables, fru.ls and milk and the Flftb vades taught bv l'ney served decorated Chr1< m, ~rn;~aY ~0 at:-1 the 0 ~~~ houeb deans wltb dau!P cloth. chairmen, Dons Ann Wells. Jo CurtJs McDaniel of Mason on rach day Mrs 0 0 Patterson and ~ISS cookies and coffee to tv.e!:ty-f!Ve "t t e ~rml es on ult'l 0 IO Avalbble Ill • wide 8 Ellen FoUrod, Margaret Hanrlle' SAturday evcnmg m honor or Thelma Carpenter, chau·man or Smith were in the carolling members w1th Mrs Lloyd presh.J e ~n ;:rstl~ um~us ""ilo~n sclecllaa o! ol)rleo llld S.11.ndra Oblina:er, Mrs. M8I1 Kun- thctr two daughters Bllfbara chorus and were d1rccted and lng at the silver f.1Gffce service w~m~~ ~d f 8 fJ'!JS ar,,~.a rtb..,, lbtbhea. zeiman Mrs Homer Bucktes lllrs Ellen aged 16 and Sharon II>>, accompa01ed by Mrs c o Cha1, An arrangement of \fblte chry .,~;, de 1r1om "'rrp "! aou e 1 CbriBtme 0 D<lnnell, 1\lrs Leland aged 14 man santhemums and wh 1te tapers • orm ores om ....7 P 1ft Slason, Mrs Fl'ank Jennmga, Pal Gr.mea were played and rc Members of the chorus were was used on !he refreshment Mr and Mrs Richard Sili\OD ncia Henoe5sy, Mr• Lucien Poul· fr&hmcnts aJ cake Ice cream Margaret Nicholson, Shirley Du- table which had a C-rulmas CQV •:d :o" lorL Dayton were weeke.nd In Mro Howard Da•ley, Ml,..a ead ••It dnnks were served to gsn, Carolyn McKmght Rusoell er 9' red decorated w1th pine ~r~' R0 "~~ J;:iin\~ Mrd otbana Anna and Martha Howell, Mrs lhe guests The rake w.,Ei r1acorat LtltJe Susan Par;ter Thomar, cmes and snow Ciakes •e an er 1 t aymon Donald Aolullen Mrs Harley Slack, ed with names o• both gtrls on it Five memberJ or Mary Shrine King, Lmda Cbapma~, Saundn re; P~es \ ;~"' Rita Beegle, Mrs Richard Present were Myra Foreman, 37, White Shrine of Jeruoalem at Dean, Vleku Fettl, Cheryl un ay guests of Mr, alld !Ut, Freeman Ml8S Chmtme Grueaer, Butch Roush Howard McDaniel, tended a meetmg or Marguente Mundy Beulah McFarland Mlch 0 Raymont\ HatfJOid w•re Mr arid 1 Mrs Robert Burkett and Mrs Paul Marilyn Foglesong, Bill Fogl~ Dutach club bel~ In Athens sun ael Nicholson Keith Molden ~rsTuRobert ~arclnko and family 0 Holter aong, George McFarlano, Marilyn day evenmg Larry Lash, Julla Lucas Marth; S rl ppers p ams Followmg the meetmg a pro- Schwarz Shlfley Dodson Lewis A turkey dinner at fiVe o'clock Hawkms, Sonny Stover, Penn" The Middleport Pomeroy Rotarv WA;:S;;;T;;;I::D:-::1::-FF::D::R::T:-· ' gram was presented !conSisting Dodson, Alvm Tripp, Jack Ste preceded tbe meetmg and rot Wdllam.s, Joe Mundy Andv Club '' hmng a Clu'lstmas party CHICAGO UP-A total of fG6 ~roup smgmg of Cbr stmas caro ward, Bevcrl3 Roush, Judy Tur lowing the meeting there was an Sprouse, Barbara Carter, Joe Bro Frtday even mg at HeiJ.th Metho 000 has been allocated by ...tfl· aTime' poem,b~"Candles AI Scally Christmaa gan, Jane Lucas, Ra)'mon d Rath dist Churan With t~e Rotary cia1~ of Nat 1ana1 Golf Day to,.10 Mrs Thomas and ner, 1udY Hewe 1son K11rcn St6 exchange of gt It s tul ex.chane of gtfts , wart, Bob Tripp Sl1anm Fore Members were present from burn, Raymond Suther land, Dar An.nes as the1r guesti 1•1!( f'"larJt.ms fhe monQ)' wu obRefreshmenta were served bl man PatriciO Riley Ann Hams Nel!onVllle, Zanesville, Coshocton rell Nelson, D'"ny I)Jehl Judy Ed!.!on Baker ancl Ji;mmel t>lncd from t~o IDI7 ~OII!fetltiQn candle light by Mn RIChard Free Elizabeth Stoud, Jack1e Capehart, Manetta P>meroy Middleport Cremuns, B1lly Robinson, Sharon Shuler are co-chamnen ol th• rhr lar(t.~t Am,ount ~$,000, w~ll~ man, M" Robert Grimes, Mrs Ro- LouiSe Van Meter Paul An and Racine Attending from Man Kitchen, Jud~ Brogan, I Joett,, committee and each Rotarian , •, t1e Wntern ~GI!it' Ason •, cJlt· bert Burkett, Mtsses Helen ano thony Mallon Rayburn JohnetLI Shrlno were Mrs C E Neaso Erlewlnc, John Grate Me,ry Car "ked to brl~g a $1' g.ft WhlC• d)• "holaralllp /Qnd, _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ Cunnmgham, Manor1c Brmker supreme matcnal obJective chair roll Sandra Tur:br he would have llk~d ~o have re --~:;::--f;.''xtii:::-r,c-:-:"'o Barbara Wilson, Pelll!y Anderson man "'lind past worthy high priORI Mrs S•,uth tl!anked Mrs Z1111 celved • he~ he was i boy , IIASGA~~ ~'jit l(IIANAGIR and Chalky McDaniel local ess, Mr and Mrs Stc" art Haw del Mra Chapman and the cbll A buffet supper WJll be served Pi<l\f ,qBIJiiGH Uj.'-Bom111us Styling Judy Arnold Dorothy Sayre kms, watchman ol shepherds and dren for tho program at 6 P m and e program is be Monty nHgall, loJ;inor Pill!!· and Wanda Thompson, Robert Roush, worthy h1gb priP.str~s M~ rt~nd Sandwt<"bes, mlots, koolade an tng planned by the c;:omm1ttee burgh Pt~atea' ftl(i~lder who Bruce Sla11ts Jamee Roush Jcrt-y Mra Ernest Wngett, wlsrman coffee were sened by JmogcP 1 twu:e won mallJis,Pr of t~e )'~Jl'' !lair Cutting Carroll Judl Fll N, w Havon and noble prophcte" Dean, Thelma Carpenter Poa' l Wonnrs i" -b• Clm ~ ~ Slat~ ~;QLD ~AVE and lJlttle, Evelyn Haley, Bcull l I Lea$1!10. baS been SliDed rto man MACIIINE PERMANENTS Bonme Lawhorn Carl llood, Vln cent Knight Jtm S'"•on Jerry G1ate Eth~l Nicholson, Thelm age the PQ'ates farm club at Lm· ' Spitznagel, John JOI d, n 8 , 11 Hysell ~oMeh• coin, Neb .ln the Class f!l, Weotern Persinger and Tom Persinger Lt!a_gu_·=::-:---,:,-r-.,......-. Pomeroy, Juhlmg McClung, Hart SPORTSWR!TU AOAMS DIES Pfc Ronald n Smith of F' &OPH IS SP~I( ,,, I fold I MANHASSET N y UP--Co Knox spent the .eckund Wll~ CIJI1C!N)'IA11 UP, Ujj!ar ' RobScn~tng ~Its but unable to J 0 IV~S •ell Cas Adams, a sport• wrtt<' Smith artd h1s nar~nls Mr l!rtlop, lenoatiOntil aopbomoliij W. 2nd St. P0111eroy lend were Jamco Johnson DaVJ•I The Chester Men's GardCJ r,>r the New York Jou1nal Amc• and Mrs Dale sm 1 t~ forw.!l'd; lll!arked the Urtlvl!r•Jty Lanhom Howard Rayburn and Club mvlted their WIVes to a po• an, died here Mond11y He w Mr and Mrs Walter Platchcr Of CIDC!Dnati to an BOIYJ upaet Joan Carroll luck supper Saturdav at hom, and sons Ronme and Jollnnv l»r over Temple Monday of Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber .,. m 1; lit . , .•. , u .. , Carols were sung •nd xame• , , ., .... _, tll rj :rn c:; :' •If! f Mr g NO 202 lm Recorded Here T I GIVE Samsonite .. tlte lul{ste t/lat out-travels aU otbN Surprise Party Honors Barbara, Sharon McDaniel Guy Humphrey Of Carpenter Found Unconscious On I 50,800 Hunters Take To Fields Today For Deer h Mary Shrl'ne 37 ' Members Attend Dutsch Club Meet The second oerv!ce a• un~~vfle will ho a Chrtltmas Capdlel!g~l Service heglnnillg at 7 30 p, m rhla Be!Vlct will leat\Jro the rob ed young people's chulr tilngln~{ Chmtma. earols • R tary Ch riStmaS ' party 1 f 'd flY • Th~ puhhJ! 1! cordially mvlted to these pre.Chmtma,; 1,/ The Ohio DIVISion of Wlldhfe o•r.t!Jcto Jhat 110,000 hunters m the f1eld duling the four-day deer &ea· son begmnlng !<>day will bag from 3,SOO to 4,000 deer Bowmen have longer 1n which to stalk their prey, from Ocl 15 to Dee 31 The dwlsmn MY• the bow and arrow men have taken 22 deer so far Tbe d1ri01011. that shotguru ball or service~ Hair POMER0\1 Chester Men's Garden Club Is Host T w· . WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP -~:-~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Brinker-Roush Wedding Plans Being Announced th~ ~ii'M:~;nka~~e w:;·t~l;gtra~~f lhcir next regular meeting Will ~.:'eld at the home of Horace *' ~0 and MfS. Horsee Xarr, Mr and Mrs Reed Young Mr and Mrs Roy Holter, Mr and Mrs Donald Mora and the hosto Mabel Waddell, Mrs Harley Slack Mro Kenneth McCullough, Mn Rlehard Gre10 Mrs Paul Holter Mrs Goorge Hackett Sr ~~" George Haekett Jr , Mrs. Thomas Scally, Mrs Donald olullen Mr~ Mary Schaefer, Mrs Wlll!em llamm Mn Homer 9rlcklea, ~Irs Mary KIIIIJeiman and Mra George Horak The refreshment table w" deeoratcd In keeping with Christ mas, uamg holly, angels an(! con delabra Hostessco for the January 9 ntectlna will be Mra. Thomao Hen aeooy Sr Mro Uenry Wippel, Mrs Graber, MilS Ella Hennesay, Mrs Joseph Raub and Mro Adolph Sae lena. - - - - - - -r--==d - )fllry Lou l\f!II!i small aaug11teJ of lllr and Mrs Robert Mil)•, h0s been returned home /rom Holu1 H>!Pital where she ba& lleen a sur~lcal patient ' Carpi Criswell, daughter o( Mr and Mra James Crlswelt, h" beon ill with nu Pauline Zirkle and her room mate, Loren McCormick Junior nut•lll ,nt UOim Hoapltal Sehool of Nursing, visited Mr and Mr• E~r i.ewhl and daughl~r, J•n Ice, $¥n~•Y lllr ~nd Mrs Don Rowland wh9 \l•~d at the Stansbury apart mont while he waa employed at tho ~ho'e eompany, have movcil to Loliltvllle, Kv 1\lr. ~nd Ml'll Paul Wlnobrcn ner, C~l\t_mbus, .spent sC!vcf;al day1 1!18t week w1th her parcnls Mr and Mro Karl Owen and at tended the funeral of hC!r uncl(l Clal'\liiOI owen, Sunda) Olher 1uestJ over !be weekend at t,,, Owen homo were ltr11 Ana1 Owen, Mr and Mrs John Gootl rleh, Dayton, Mr and Mrs. L\1 !her Owen, SteubenVIlle, ~h• Joe Shook and two sons Walter ' and Owen, Younastown Mr and Mrs Fred 'tnales, Carroll, Mr and Mro Carl Esquire, Galli~!" Mrs Walter Hams, Mrs W 9 Haria and Mrs Lula Rumll were in Eve~y loves elec:trtc cifts 'cause they live so much pleaSure .•• keep on glvms loug after tht lloUda~ Ponablo .r v, autonltwc fry pans, eloclric bluketaand dozens moreeloctnc gilts are waltiJ18 ll!Jll' I! )'OUf liiCirlt applitlltCt dealer's. See hhD tiitlll. CI/J tMI rllt/1 ltr HIIM Llfhtlftt . . , Ctl&. I II Olil ...... C., !Wit~.-.....,. 29 S Court Sl,. Athena I _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _, _ _ II requlroo Mapy Yoaro of Trahung, and a Lorge Stock ol all The Lat.. t Drug~ to rJII l'rescrlptlons to Doctor tt b1•t1cr~ .. ~ou can depond o• usl to day's quiz 00.100 years Miadleport SOCIETY 11 ~wt::.;,;;,~~t~; Ecil, ~~ bro- m~ht. ~n••re1r, E. SAVE sau on this brilliant, multi.p~rpose, starters.. !~ ge n 1.1Jft e ' '' ' TIIIPL•• THief!( AI,;UMINUIII ~~ WAIIIUU COOIWARI SfARTER SEr INCWDIS1 • I qt. IGUot pon...~.. • 3 qt. IGUd 1"!11---M.U • Rtclpt ~....__ If purch!Mtil ltjMiratily AI . I B•oa.~2~~~~~~:~ti~U~P·-Tbe adopted state n•w standard.o for cerUflCa· t10n at .!ttl ~gular m~eting he1 e l!onday alg~l. 1' The revised &tan(lar$ call lor more ei!ler~nee hofore a teallher can becQme @n administrator more thorough pc,paratioa OJI subject a teacher Ia gojnjj to teach. -r In othar action, the lxi"d· Approved a grant of ·~69,520 In state aid to Rock H11l 10hool diS· tmt In Lawre!ICO ~unty for a new high BChool IJid elemcntaty buildmgs. :Asked E E. Holl, otat'e IUP!'I'tntendent lit J11lbhc lnatrliCtlQJI, Ill olake a furlller ttul!1 _ of the , request for a junior 1\lilb •elloot:i pua 10 ' • a• covtrtd alcllltt.. ___.. ~ fave Of Stion • ,Ch••tet!.FI:~·:~~~~~t~:e~.:nrl iX~~Y ~. •,. Mr and MrR Bert Bnnker arc Pte!ent lpcluded Mr pnd Mt> announcing lhe approaching m11r riage o! their daughter Miss Ra Karl Kautz Mr and Mrs Paul mona, to Mr Mannlng Roush son Baer, Mr and Mrs Paul Karr, Mr of Mr and Mrs Kerns Roush The open chlll'ch weddinK "'" be an event of Sunday, December 1!\ at the Forest Run Mctltodlst Church at 2 30 p m , preceded by a half hour ol nuptial mu•lc A reception for close relatives and mvHed guests will be held at the HotC!I Marttn, (olloY.Ing the wedding ~~~s.t,t·,,:;or The b1tltrest col4 W~$. of the souon. borne on near, ~J",fdlet! Plains allll \h' M1dwest !<>day Weatb~n waraed the cnltt blast would push to the d\tlantic and and Gull ,<oaSis by mghtflill and Lester, of .The htgh wmds fanned a fire · ·;~~~:r,~.:~r;: grandchildren., out of eon trot at Nicollet, M1nn, J gmt grandchlid· Tuescloy 'l'gbt, destroymg three hulldillgo. and another f1r0 deotroyed ~ four bulldmg buome" ~ was pre<eded m deatb by dtatrlct of Wellsburg, N D ••luqbllnd , Snow liOIIle of them lo-~t call)' heavy, aecompan1ed the wmtrun~r~l servacea were held In try weathc;r !rom the Great Lakes ajmOJia, .Monday, at 2 :10 P m Oh1o Valley mto Pennsylvan· ,vttlllldl'W lhere. "· New Y•rk state and northern i New Engta1.d About ooe mcb of snow covered the ,ground ao lar south u Cln· clnnati, Ob1o, and F1at Top w Va A-c:ombmation of rain anl freezmg ram ptmJc driving hazar........ 1 dous dllf!Dg the mght along the north Atlantic Coastal area FGreeasters satd the cold air is expected to engulf most of tb'e naUon today from the Roekiea lo tbe AUant1c. A warming trend aloog the Gulf Coa1t 11 u:pected to be short hved as tho cald alf advances to the Gull today and eaat to th~ Atlantic Coi"'L Snow fiurrfes are expected to eonlbtue from the Great Lake• aad 0~10 Valley cast to the At· !anile ,1111d &OUth 1nto lhe !IIOUD· taw Oll'iorth Carolina-_ nurr'"' l•rul '\fest Virginia dother Visits Accused Son ; , , would -..:....,.,;__JII.eo Mothers Club Planning Baskets For The l1IPP4 ·®I • ; I; � 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 10, 1957 bradford hyman