https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6fd59ed6667707ea2f7e3c3427d5c9f5.pdf de6b3f94f93c6d16b296cc18ba64bec3 PDF Text Text ,..., . ' m..;.......~...... ..,.. ~ ··· ·~ .. ~- ...,- ~...~.,.~ .. ,__....,.,. . . . . . ,~ ............ " ;..............,.........:, .......,_,.•, . ' ' I 1, _ __ _ ' ,, I I '. ~. ' l I .. • ' ' ' ,, I j ' I • ', \ '' 1 ' Weather ·.. Feder~l College .· To B_eGiven In Science .. GEITYSBURG, Pa. (UP) - President EIB1m~~ approvod f~r submission to Congress a plan sc~ntlflc education at a federal-state cost of 000,000 over :the next four years. I The plan was submitted to the President this mo:mlilj Marlon B. Folsom, secretary of health, education .. ' I --:<---,-'-:-c:cc:--:-- - - .-. - - - . - ~ ----.-r· Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Mpnday; December 30 1967 -~------~ ' Middleport, Pomeroy Ba~~~en, "Blue (:r:utch Day" ~ets $375 \' 1 hwav, . patro . ,I by estatiliabjag a toll gate at the c r.. . Pomeroy Brldae. To "Get Tough" lA Middleport, jhe hiQh school balii!smen liJider, .diretUon of 0 ' N y 'S Jeanette the ver ew ear of ap)>riximatelyi$12U8 Ia their • · l~b Cr<!Oiu, Colli!!!eC\ lUlU •ollcitaUon of Ill• bualpenaectloa COLUMBUS UP - The State that village and tile ' establish- Hlpway Patrol held a llaff mQetmcnt of a toll gate on E. S.Coad- lng today to di&cuu plana lor st traffic eon!I'Gl during the N'ew · Year's holiday. Boney sald<that bandsmen !rpm Supt Fred Moritz uld,lbe aim Rutland, Eastern and )ladne "'a' to prevent such traHle CJrwould conduct their "Blue Crutch nage as oet:lllffil during the Day" drives lbla colillng ~atiirda:, hour Cbrlotmu boli!jay perioil Janull')l 4. ' when 24 penons died to make • Ohlq th• highest Ia tbli llatlon for SeniOf and Juplor »an~ m~- traffic d~1tbs durlna tile 'period. hera from Pomer01, flto P~icl· Moritz ordered his ofilcers io . paled In the Satur¢ay BIW.l -•how no mercy on erring motor· Criltcb Daf" activlU~s were: isla · SINlj)lt ~NJS oWe are goln!l to put o~t evefy , I!Pldge ~:110 to ll:ljtl - .&lll An· avaUable officer we un, and we 4e~n; Bruce Stal~alter ~d Lee 'fO' ·~~~rely not going to show any lleed. · merey, becaWio It •eems that the Town 8:30 t~ Jl:30 _ Jim Lol· people are simply ~of goln~ to ,. Charles Kitchen tolin Bryadl, drive safely by thetlll!elvese, he P~lty lll~slee, Ai.n Icenhower, ~· Janet Carpenter and Jill SnowdeD. • , , Town i1:111ho z:oo .:.. Reva Sue · P.hllllpo, Del)lil' W~fron; 1 ' , • A&enkth,Traey, ,Bona POtta~fnd · CaroiYD :Meier. 1.: , f ' . ' · in * rv SERIES for EvetyOM ~r. . J.. .........,..... N NITWOIK $MOWS , _ _ · MI!I,Oftlt •RII!M'I'LY-our very frenehy hlp.tip ' ovef~lo~ee eottutbc. The soft cul jucket of rich wo\'eft. ~arO!> llpetlrl' olripo buttons ubaek, bcanls witli • • )pow, 1 removable while collar., The ohcath beneath IJ uoy, elopnlly 1imple in like-linen lO Y"" Waohe1 ot the right way of life. Instead of being a cooperates. Science discovers and gives us the laws of 111 the rules an~ guides by whic,lt we may live in ~ IJ!Iere Is a church that w11l prove a valuable aid to everyone find the church best suited to serve you. will, i,. some measure, foster and help sus~ In family and community life, this fea.'!h~ buslnes s firms and orgoni%otions wnose Pnmeroy.Cement Block Co. Pomero! Pomeroy, Ohio 'WiahoUI.& are, mielt wrinkles. Blur lea~ navy, ..loc sold, caba~~a,_red or powder blue. S"es S to 15. OMI! !HE l00,K~ UrUitll $8.95 ELIERFEL~$ CEMEMT BLOCK CO. Pomeroy Budget Shopping Cenlet 318\era of Holsum Bread R. H. R01wlings &Sons Co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Heiner's Bakery Bakers Of Good Bread ALL NIW ·Fur.,iturt I ~ ·· ' ~. -- ---1 Vergil Hayes Resigns Post i At Hospital f ) --Pomeroyfofiee Searching For ~Meanest Person" Pomeroy Po1iee today wm ' iauntblni 1 through aearch and Jnvelllptlon in tile East 'llaln-11 area 1nd COndor-tl area far the meanest of ~no--'a dog po"' oner." Police Chief Frallk Hudson •11d lhat the filth aue~ we of do~ ll"isoning In that area withm the pall thrte weeu wu reported lit bb department today. "SQmeone In that area is del •b- I erately poisoning the10 dogs We I have certain leads in our possOJ 1 slon now whleb we are checkmg out. When we find tbe person or , persons responsible for th1s cal culated kiUinr of dog; we woll prosecute tbe111 to the fullest ex tent the iaw." I Police ·,,,_,, •.J, The C~f Exerutlve approiii; ent1re program. It calla lor Jmh•P tor who have "::~,::!tt;. 1the f1eld t'f science and 1 I JCS Etsenhower will touch new a1d to-education State of the Unton meiAj~, .send Congress a I the progrllll. The goal would be teachmg and ·~ up <ieta~hng ion of scientiib and meet Rwsia'11 I . 1 J Three eek I ~a. Attorneys Wage ' Snmted Battle """~~~~~~-~·111!·;..;~·~1 -~ ..~ a:~~iill~lilliiliJ!lill· ~at-: :m.~,,wllf~,·' . bar~ 'Arnold. '• ·A lpirltod battle of wqrdr be Brfdi~/ilao to ~30 - BUI AM· tween two local atloraeya was \lir· 'eraoa, 81~~· Stalnaker and l'.<e eeted at ~o-n Pleas Judg~ lohn llbe(; ,' c. B•con tJIJf morning qver tech· 1 nlcalll•e• Ia '· Clyde Mlllliorie vs TOWII J:30 tu 4,~0 - Nancy The Middleport Development Jlo· Wtlod&eard, Linda Chapman, su- mpany with the 11sue still in doub1 saa Yoilna, Bill YOUIIg, Sharon at 11; 30. ./ Young, Re~~ta "Baiter, Betty The areumcnts were gtven by Hamm, Edwma Bell and Penny Wilham H. J,aeo of Galllgolll'fllr Moore. I the defen&o. County Prosecutor To;o 4·110 to 6>30 ..: BUI J\nd- James O'Brien JpOke tor the plain· ers'on Bruce se.tnaker and Lie Uff lj<hlcb is steklag relief for per· 1 Reed ' aoaal properly and real eotate tax1 ea aileeedJy ow~ . to . JUNIOR tANO " Town 8:SO to 11:30 ._ Jim ,Moes, b~ ~oward Ewtng, Judy Wehl'qag,' Alita Carpenter, Howmt The Tl:a4er, Jane Baer, Linda WIUlama aad ha• been ~ndll)i In Shaton Wilson. 1 CoDJinon Pie~ Court t " Janes arsued for .•J Town 11:30 fp 2:SO - Cheryl require the plaintiff Ill be ' more Eberabseh, Patty H~~aeaay 1 Jenal- specific in Ita · original petltipn fer'Crew and Bonnie Krautter. whleb asked lor a judgement, re Towa 2j30 to 4:30 -Patty P,rt· lief and a reeelversblp agalnsl the er. ·~ !r!OSSI!IIn alld Sally Fo" defendant. l{e J!Jid Ohio legal ~re· er. cedent required .that where there ' are a number of creditors as-there Town 4:30 to 6:30 - .Don ltlerer, are 11atnst tba'Middle'port Devel· Hank Cleland, Dottle BroWII, !ay opment co., ju!lgemfltta mllit be GeoJ!Ietft, Ruth Bt:otheto, Barbara obug~t 1o court first,' then credit· • LltOe, KiY COmptb~ o:~• '}en- on' bUia ·p~ented •ad roUe! man, Roberta Ho,over "lUy er- !OU&ht · ' , sinJer, Carol)>n Vaugb'n and ler· pn the other band, O'Brien ry FriCk. . gued lobs preoedeat for bi1 Mlddlepnrt band m!J1111«& who lon ".wl!le~ . ta," h' said, "a participated b\ thil ~ura.Y dnve equiiJ wherl\ln -a plalntltl unde~ the direytlon : ot Jeanette ;enel· !tom ~ c:on>Gr•lion as, Crooks were: • seta deri~ed fl:dnt a' penon )YhQ , ' , ·1 tormM t~e (dafendantl 1corpnra Conlmlttoe Mads: 'Ge~lj, Cro9iu, lion bl!)y to escape paying 1~•1 Tom Skinn"':, Kay D111<1, Cline debts " -• ' ,.. Dalley; lt0n9'e ·Ev~ -an4 ¥arl· · Janel' arau· anne Woo4keard. anamnlt--l.cillll'te• un· wor;.ker8 were; Sandra, Brewing· :::~~~~~~~~~ ton. J.yruf D.Qielo; (:arol fl_eott, creditor! _loi!omtntUtlllon :MarilYD Swan, · Sandy Oblinger, Rollllie f;vau, Tom Sk\lmer.- Ju· Ice· Zel'kle, ll•vid .Thomu. Jack Slttetfleld, JuCiy. Wilder mutb, N~ BradfOrd, Kll'tD ner, 'caroiYntNlebolsod, Judy . tin, DavlofWUey, llev Puna. Bar· bara lone~. Gene CrGots,,Fred·RIley. , . d•i~f,~~~f•Jr':iltll~ns:ai uo I I Stiffler Red Anchor Ohio Vallty Baking Co , ~EW. P.OMEROXOFF~CIAl$-AJlE-- Pomeroy awl ftfiddleport HJgh Schoe! bandsl'(len'in launch· ins. !be current Meigs County Drive for Polio FUnds on Sat· urday net(,ed aum Of ~7U5 with their "Blue Cl'lltch Day", according to announcernent mad~! today ]ly H. ~- '&ney, drive cb'Urm~n for tb'e Meigs tounty Polio Foundation. In Pomeroy the senior and junior band members uncter the , dgectlon of J..inda ~&oore ®eel· ,. , ed th• 1\1111 of $251~11'1 ill .onclta· n: lions in II!• bualnell,ll dlali~ and rufl a JJ.,._. t,..a DeNUGI Te Tile IMt,erem fH: fJHt he.... ------· VOL IX NO. 217 t. j' .' t ,... , f ' '. .' . r' :.Ed Pr•Sidel1f' I I . ' If y~v live in a hous• flft"n to twenty,yeart olcl you ~a"e a bargain In terms of livable 1poce. ~cler, holftel, with their large room• ancl 1ovntl con. atr.,ctlon, vffer ma11y oppot• tvnitie• for remoclelinf tO bl'llit them Vjt to 19,.11vine •tanciOrd~ ' l,.emoclelint tbat will econciniio call) provide acltletl reaale •alue aiwell is in'creuetlltviM «omfOrt alul convenience. Let w llelp you iMprove yeur "'"" I I Two year awarda, MrL rows, Mn. Albert John Crew, Mn. J Don Cotrlll IQd her Craig Cottrill and Cottrllt; Mn. ~orge Tbree year IWil'is: lllr. McBride and }lisa Eleanor Sebneuler. Four year award: Mrs: Pearl Bride. · �I Christmas Time Her~, ·1/Jni~•" That People Can Be Better \ho$e . ;:~ If taxpayers did so wish, obviOusly tht bu!l~etinc powers of the' county wouhl hiWt bee11 implored to make a change long before now . 1nd titer M~~l bQtid3Y it . ~~' in Meigs : 6:~ sell are . Couqty, Til' 'fl\W!ffl• U!lplitmeftt and vii· !age oflictir, an i!U~e ¥ dlllctnt as em There is a 1'\111 lack Qf e•ndidates however for JesideMCi 111 PI!' E. Second-at jaiL Thil was .!rue In 19~8 al well as in the days ~cenUy P,f~~4.' ~~ year the Christm~s calm was · shattered just before · the New Year by ~n •ttell)pt~d prison break on the part Of thr'- )IIVeQP• lbwarted at the last moment.by a deputy sheriff. We expect, and hope, 11\e ~~lm Will '-~ Jona~r ~ y~ar. ' '· SIP q, • • 7:00 'l'~~aj' lim~ . ~nforce­ ' Chan}1el3-Tuesday ...... ~. ' )0:00 t:t1! ~-: Fitbor - . - .. •• .f. 1:00 Mld-O.y News 1:15 M~ivietime 2:30 Bride ond GrOOlD 3:00 Maline• Theatre· 4:00 Queen ~or a Day 4:45 Modern Ro)JIJncea 5:00 Comtdf 'l'ilne 0:80 SPJ'liC~ flaJbn>po Q:l5 Spurts-Eye Till• MOJIIh enilt! Ill~ firt¢ r~ar l)f Sheriff Robqrt C. Jl~n11ac:.l! Ill· otflce. JJe took up hili dutle$ Intent u~ "dolna ·• jood job." He Is In til~ s.,rne trlme of mind today. No- where In our capacity of workil!8 with offi· cers and C9111't an!l COI!rlhouH officlali have we heard au>1h!n~ bpt salu~toey observa· lions about copduet of the ·~ertfl's duties by that ofll~lal hbllselt &\14 ljia qne full·time de· puty, Howud FJ1nlr. He g~es 'bptjt Ill• w~rlc Jbt. best he can with the r•.cl~ll" 11114 ~it provided him, not wasting any lime erylng o~~tr how much mor~ be could, Cia \vlt~ ·• brger 1IIft. The laxP'yers, obvtoU.Jy dO not wlah to spend more money ~ provfde more help at this ... • • • •• • lb. 1,. POTATOES 10 lb. bag Cllt. CORN BEIF BRISKET ••• GgOUND a·EEF-· · -· ·--.. • 6:11,0 News 'l'lcl!lre 6:4S NBC Ne\Yo Cry 0 Vat- _ Served wUh NeW Yean . ;, • • • • Evana Sqper Trim - Leala, Enq Cilia 11• 1 'JII1111eUt yfll. U.S. De~l of AcricuUure ~ • • • • • • ChQnnel ~Mo~dcly Channel a.-Tue~dCJy ..,.....:;!:=== Daybook Daily Sentltlt,1 1 . STORES C.LO.SE0.-GCS TOES. DEC. 3f CLO.SED ALL DAy NEW YEAR'S 8:00 Capttln Kanproo 8:65 CBS New• . Your l:oo J4ornll!l Sllow 10:00 ' Garry 11001'1! 10:80 .l'thUI' Golllrn ll:SO Strike It Rlcb ~;:so ll~w• 41 Noqp ~;JO ~tjt'l 4.1!1l•lllc Laws ~ . I t. vole by an absolute m~Jorlty of parliament nut ;n pructtce, only ~wo of frnncc ·tt 26 post.war 'goVernments have been defeated by such a majol'lty. · 'The Editor;s MailBag Katit~ Xll~beD nm. As tl!t wQl'1q ·Beal llle Clock HOUl\!'W'IJ Bit !fayotl The Venltct II· Yean Brl~ter Day Dear Editor The custom is tor the premier to I am aurr Christmas need no rc~11n If he has been dotented by commlnd, but feel It both a prl· a almple maJority. vilege, and a pleasure to celebrate the birth of Jesus. who was bor.: into the world, and died on the Attorneys Wage (Contlnutd From Po111 Ont) HAI\RISONVI LLE Mr. and Mrs. Dana Williamson, Ironton; Mr. and Mrs. Charlo• King ond family oud Howard Further, · a'ome Skeptical polltl· Thoma, M:r. and Mrs. Ernest Carr eta"' or~ sQ'lnli already th•t the and lomlty were sunday gueoto of reform •pia~ would not work any- Mrs. Grace Carr. Mr. and.Mrs. liar Mark Ins came way. t1r HIIMAII N. IUIIDIIIN, M.D. moon. . M1191c!d I . ea... l'olklqrt Ia full i A flillu.ar "~ ot .~~~~illt t.q o-m . ., ~.!! Ylf\1. 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DELMONTE ~ ·EE ········-"l ·· · ·.·~·········lla..cn r t".. ·,w,-ane - -·... ' . . 2 10~ ~ l't,'J.f!U ~ •• • •• • " ' "' NA ' ; "'""" ~""""•*can 33c P.iil1bury Bu~rmilk 40· flll\!111 •~ t soUR CRilM .................. "qt 33c· . ' JI. ~IO!f44 .... ~ 01 , . h'l"''~f'+'l'l ' •.. Olnl' 'i ltlo!tll " . WHITE EGGS . -.. .. TO JUICE Knit Sol.. ca. otoe..an -.'If. Ol;ttttnr rein I ~~Hthl't- • ""'ept&ele 10. Wtthoncl ONION· s~ ............. ·.. 2 pkgs. 3SC 1 lot,<Olu'• Am" 35. Ablorbod U. tlomor. aT. Rept'QIOh .11ult 8. Food ', ..... . ' • • • • lr,. pkgo 0 • • .' ~ 0 0 t .,.......... • • • • \ 7% oz. can 39c . i lllmlqocl cll,l!!l'tii ' p~ Selrel SIDIW with lleU!el 8 paek POT·ATO I CHIPS .... , I'!••• ~:~~ Tl\' Ve\.'4)~ ~ Yo1p1 4:00 II!'IJ~Ier P!Y . Don Dto to. 4114 curea" lor wart~. But don't taurn ". ate~ bJ~IM- 'II do . Qtl aUhoQI tU~. AloQJ &llc>UIH'f.lralill ; . lilt e . IPIII ceni\U'y, Dr. ~.. ·~ tM I. our diYilOped lblt method =!IIJ!lil~ ·or trealll\l w&rla: It II . I IIGJI Tllt Jiailenl ""' told to plaetl ~. llli'o,\l~..l iiMIIt liMit 1111 hlllld on 1 01 AIW· """~ ~~ 111!1 ~ fVIlPIJ 'fben 111 outllnf ol hlf !Wn4 'ir¥ 10 ~ • .• ~'J*'IIP.Ifllilil!.. t drawn ~nd tht llO'IIA.OII 01 ~ ~" -~•"''"·11J IOT!nl!ll warto JlOnciUe~ tn. ~~~~ DlCjOjl • ' After betn' li!llldfoldea, ,~e-. l!urql M!' ~ III"~UIIIII told 14 14ucb Ill•.II!,I'll and then e f t i f H nllo,, ,lid ' told novcr to to11cll 111~ asaiD. bl . ltf'!ll 10 ~ ~¥~· Finally, lie wu adYI!At:!j;lat lbe cb · ~nu -wb~Qil 1!1'1· '!'Brit would d!SIIIP'II: ,Jji tro'm ven\ ~ iRII'IiJ'l · ., 10 dayit to ftve wcoQ..,' · •I!IIM.OIIit!'~· ~~~.lllitllllo llr. llonJour 0 tall~ . " '.. ' r'hliMI or Ill 8&' fean. He eve ~' · · ' actlf . pll!lt UDder ductjiif lrcnlll\onlf _ . . , . !\lfjlll-~ . Ad del Qtller Ttclui!Mt 'I -~~ · .it. •!IJP!Uon P«lJJll Ho~parly !))J !'vqff ~,..,, I\ COCKTAI.~. PEANUTS , 19. Qt11tor of hurrtcoeo Smllll ftiliii. While ·~ dOli, Ptf ~ttr of "mart~ I bow 111 ~- .• btl tllil!.l· Uo 3:po ct\ii.COI:A Plfnll(l (~l TOM t!AWYIIIand Huck Pfnn, doclml 1111,.. ltDIIIItlona •a rou m'lf recall, had quite a dl!- not be qu.,Uonell, liaw tmpiOJed cuuton about tho removal or atmuar meth!IIIJ ID1ol'fllll lUI• 'warta. The tOillroveray centered geotlon Willi qllll4 MOUIIIII nabout~· best 11!41thod or gettlnt au! h. rid or \hem on~ the following AI! or whtch 1111111 to prow tbat tho pOwer 911'll,ltllloil Qlltp till on • IUIII"~~ wert made: Applt 'JPIIIIII: water" to tho ellml!IJ,to -~ wart Ill Qle ml~dle 01 \he woodl Now lll!it& . · ppriiU to Ull•· 11 mldollb~ stand lhal . · '" !MeliN Hall·f!OYtr a bean with wart leetonna . ~ 1 ~ blood ~ b~ry It at a crooarot.d8 It no ~~~~ ~ lill91M Ill at mlilllllhl Ill the W'i of the their form•~ 2:00 Beat tbe Clock SAL~~: l\lJE$51~~ :: · ·· ·' ·· · · ·: .: .:.' . Pi~! 29c Heaton's Host On Christmas 0ay T0 y1•5•t S I Of Aid In Curina Worts? x.u,•s ' PARTY FOO:DS \ A large group of Harrisonville people wtmt to the Christmas acr· vh!es at Downlngton. Christmas Day gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Mirahall Miller Jr., and children w~ro Mr. and Mrs. V. A. ·;~ccullough, Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller Sr., and son Geor· go, Bradbury. Mr. und Mrs. Cecil Haning wero gucst' of his porenh, the Glen H•nings of Downlngton. Power 0£ Suggestion ~~~J;tr;.~~·~1:; t!:15 t.ll\:4 of tlf' 12:3!1 s~.-.h lw TQ!IIorrqw U:t5 Qllltlllli l;lfll\ t:llO Klltllfll 1:80 ,U \b~ Wqrll! Tn o:~ crOBI that they might have etcr· nnl life. Even the hcavctlly hostJ rojoiced ot his birth. A1 for "S11ntu Claus," or tht: "Spirit or Christmas" 1 am sure he brings inubh happtneso Into the lives ol both young an~ old that they wouldn't have othcrwL<le. Yours lvr more ol the Christmas Spillt all year long. M'-mie Clark . Tbe" c!I\ICI aay, with oome log- to see Mr. and !oll'l. 0. D. Markin•. Mrs Don Wlbon and doughter Guesl! of Mr. and Mrs. Cl•r. lc, tb~l 'l'hll France nccdo Ia not were gueota of Mrs. Ronnie llud· cncc Heaton Chrlstmal Day lor a new COIUitltuUon but a new aan~ 10n. dinner )'ere his brother, E. R. or pl)llllcal leJJIQl1flpjllty. Min Lena Jordan had •• a guest Heaton, Conneaut, 0.; bt• son ud At It to cu!tomary fur to 1<1ign when It Is Mrs. John Doualas, Downh11t\Qn. daughter·lr>la'll', lllr. ond Mn , , VQ~ of COnfldenco .• lb. 1 7:59 S!in On days? bl!oo defeated on a confidence • • I . It Js too much to hope that the ChrlstJ!laf lull for our police officers should ~tenq through the months to come. Yet certainly this time of the yeat adds welgbt to \he faith, often dimly held, that "people can be be~ ter." If for thr" or four ~ay• 11ear Qllf~tmas, why not 30 or 3~. 60 or 65, and ev~u 361 lla~ .•• lb.· a (li'IW 4 YOUNG TURKEYS • • • • Adds W~ig.ht To Faith pelled to resign unles$ he LB. • •• • • • '918-;(M V.S.NO.lSID .LEAF LETTUCE ' Solute To N•w S~lf • CRISP TENDER ~:~ Wett~~r~tst Suspicious persons should be reported at once. The greatest care should be nerclsed to protect one's property from U!e peoplQ with vagrant morals. For example, buildings ' including home.~. should be kept loclted at all times when not in use. Equipment ~nd tool$ should be behind the locks, not lying around a yard in front of them. AutomobileB shout~ always be locked )Vhcn left unattended. There is mtich to be said Cor virtu~ being In· duced by the ab~ence of temptation. i .Uitae Jlrag~ Shp 18!80 frCI@Ilft llillll l1 :8& tM Pr!C. li llflll 11:80 trUth or CGiiiOIIIQ!!ll* 12~00 TIC '-e jloU(h , 12:90 It eould !le You Radio and the automobile have made eas· ier local crime detection and avprehension of criminals. But one must remember that while the officers are now on wheels, so are the law breakers. 'fhe sheriff must depend on cooperation from the public if he is not to become completely discouraged in trying to execute his duties. '=• • . • ,r 1 ~~~~~t!, 97c : • ~ ' , • 1Mv Of( " " ·'· '' .. ·•.. ·• · I •· caa 87c 'OVEN alAN~· ;.. ··.. ·· ·...... lor. jar 69c SAUSAGf;........... ·4oz.can 21c~y SOAP ............... .'... 4 pen. 28c: ·· ·. IIRGI IVDIY .... ·.. ·.......... 2 lrg. 31c: WEEIIIIIS:!.;'_.. •.... · .. · -1 oz. c•n 20c . - . · · · C!imii : ~<··; :· . -. . . . RicE .. ·: ... ·:...... No. 300 cat.ftc ·~l..,.llf!Hf'U ." ~ ,. c:t(~ ER . ·.' ·:. · OFF -~· · " ·," " " " " " ' ." " $1.18 H.ILI····: ······.; .. ,~ : .... No.~an 29~ IOc 'OFF,: GI., •.·'················· (·· 71c I Is•'iftf• · .: · 7 · ,-; \ • ~· . :M ,, ·:· ... .,... ·., .· ~. · . · , 5c OFF· 2 LARGE ... · .... .. ·· .... · .. .. S7c .EAT ~ ·:· ·" •·...... ·...J ltq 47c. · · · · Camp-with De.u' . . . . .. . . '' l' TUS . · • ' _;: .. ,.......• .... '. ' '· . '·' ·'~- ,' ' I : "'r. . "l:~ ' · •.•. \ . -"'·\'· ., �I Christmas Time Her~, ·1/Jni~•" That People Can Be Better \ho$e . ;:~ If taxpayers did so wish, obviOusly tht bu!l~etinc powers of the' county wouhl hiWt bee11 implored to make a change long before now . 1nd titer M~~l bQtid3Y it . ~~' in Meigs : 6:~ sell are . Couqty, Til' 'fl\W!ffl• U!lplitmeftt and vii· !age oflictir, an i!U~e ¥ dlllctnt as em There is a 1'\111 lack Qf e•ndidates however for JesideMCi 111 PI!' E. Second-at jaiL Thil was .!rue In 19~8 al well as in the days ~cenUy P,f~~4.' ~~ year the Christm~s calm was · shattered just before · the New Year by ~n •ttell)pt~d prison break on the part Of thr'- )IIVeQP• lbwarted at the last moment.by a deputy sheriff. We expect, and hope, 11\e ~~lm Will '-~ Jona~r ~ y~ar. ' '· SIP q, • • 7:00 'l'~~aj' lim~ . ~nforce­ ' Chan}1el3-Tuesday ...... ~. ' )0:00 t:t1! ~-: Fitbor - . - .. •• .f. 1:00 Mld-O.y News 1:15 M~ivietime 2:30 Bride ond GrOOlD 3:00 Maline• Theatre· 4:00 Queen ~or a Day 4:45 Modern Ro)JIJncea 5:00 Comtdf 'l'ilne 0:80 SPJ'liC~ flaJbn>po Q:l5 Spurts-Eye Till• MOJIIh enilt! Ill~ firt¢ r~ar l)f Sheriff Robqrt C. Jl~n11ac:.l! Ill· otflce. JJe took up hili dutle$ Intent u~ "dolna ·• jood job." He Is In til~ s.,rne trlme of mind today. No- where In our capacity of workil!8 with offi· cers and C9111't an!l COI!rlhouH officlali have we heard au>1h!n~ bpt salu~toey observa· lions about copduet of the ·~ertfl's duties by that ofll~lal hbllselt &\14 ljia qne full·time de· puty, Howud FJ1nlr. He g~es 'bptjt Ill• w~rlc Jbt. best he can with the r•.cl~ll" 11114 ~it provided him, not wasting any lime erylng o~~tr how much mor~ be could, Cia \vlt~ ·• brger 1IIft. The laxP'yers, obvtoU.Jy dO not wlah to spend more money ~ provfde more help at this ... • • • •• • lb. 1,. POTATOES 10 lb. bag Cllt. CORN BEIF BRISKET ••• GgOUND a·EEF-· · -· ·--.. • 6:11,0 News 'l'lcl!lre 6:4S NBC Ne\Yo Cry 0 Vat- _ Served wUh NeW Yean . ;, • • • • Evana Sqper Trim - Leala, Enq Cilia 11• 1 'JII1111eUt yfll. U.S. De~l of AcricuUure ~ • • • • • • ChQnnel ~Mo~dcly Channel a.-Tue~dCJy ..,.....:;!:=== Daybook Daily Sentltlt,1 1 . STORES C.LO.SE0.-GCS TOES. DEC. 3f CLO.SED ALL DAy NEW YEAR'S 8:00 Capttln Kanproo 8:65 CBS New• . Your l:oo J4ornll!l Sllow 10:00 ' Garry 11001'1! 10:80 .l'thUI' Golllrn ll:SO Strike It Rlcb ~;:so ll~w• 41 Noqp ~;JO ~tjt'l 4.1!1l•lllc Laws ~ . I t. vole by an absolute m~Jorlty of parliament nut ;n pructtce, only ~wo of frnncc ·tt 26 post.war 'goVernments have been defeated by such a majol'lty. · 'The Editor;s MailBag Katit~ Xll~beD nm. As tl!t wQl'1q ·Beal llle Clock HOUl\!'W'IJ Bit !fayotl The Venltct II· Yean Brl~ter Day Dear Editor The custom is tor the premier to I am aurr Christmas need no rc~11n If he has been dotented by commlnd, but feel It both a prl· a almple maJority. vilege, and a pleasure to celebrate the birth of Jesus. who was bor.: into the world, and died on the Attorneys Wage (Contlnutd From Po111 Ont) HAI\RISONVI LLE Mr. and Mrs. Dana Williamson, Ironton; Mr. and Mrs. Charlo• King ond family oud Howard Further, · a'ome Skeptical polltl· Thoma, M:r. and Mrs. Ernest Carr eta"' or~ sQ'lnli already th•t the and lomlty were sunday gueoto of reform •pia~ would not work any- Mrs. Grace Carr. Mr. and.Mrs. liar Mark Ins came way. t1r HIIMAII N. IUIIDIIIN, M.D. moon. . M1191c!d I . ea... l'olklqrt Ia full i A flillu.ar "~ ot .~~~~illt t.q o-m . ., ~.!! Ylf\1. Wll qduote!l II\ Jlll1 bY. ~· Q~ , _ . , .. llruno Bloc!\ who •I ~ oolor.ol 4, ', l :i·, J •119,vt ~ IIOIII&c!l alcor dye luld a 1\'•nlPI motor \o the 111!<1 W!!~ been cured W\lh teel\ntque. "')J~blt atatlaUo• ~ · All yo~ 1 lbtnk l lllOW he bad lrlfoi l~!l«ll Ill ~· ~1!1~ baV!}~JTl motli)l w~r~ .Ai)awel"-.,phyll~ ~or I AM .•f111Jl rQl!!i!! . ·. '.~~ . 11~1 tt~~ . . 11: ~ - .rr 14 4~1f!l . the ~l!flc~ ·u~IJ!bwc~ thO · itf ulaerto! .'¥ method ""au ' Ill ?U per ' ·IJIF .DOl . _ , 10 l#dlcal .·so adlllt\11Q.IIIfJII041'~ ' . ~ · ''·A1• • Kt.......__........_~ ,, "11 ~ l ----...,···---.,.-- .;....... ~; ~ ·.!!!!!':--....1 at m l!\1" of Nlgbt lfyslery Tbeat~ 1 s·.c. .·a· ' ' S71EifMANN CBEI\1~0 . htx He .•••.•••• , ••••••• , • , •• , , , CHEi.lZE WlllERS • •'• •• 0 • I • 0 I • I " • ,. .... EVANS INSTANT lie CLUB \. CR;\Clm~ .................. bid1e TOWN', HOUSE CUODRS ••. , . ~ , . • . box ilie PO'J'A11'0 SNAX ............ ., . , .... box ·!Oe BIG 6 Ol. JAR . ' : .,r . ' \ C ' ' ' • • • • t\RACKIRS ··,·· I~ oz..can 35t. K"!t Phlladtlpl~ . CRWA CHirSE ·;·········· 8 oz. pkg. 39c "' D.any 2. Sure 3. Dry 4. COlor a. Poraollttf AIJROSS I.Jiixlr• 6. Jnjlirleo 11. Oued JT, A time. piece :11. smoll tnk t~tontly e. Excl.,... ,; • llotUto 12. Ab\UI Uon I·, 80. Ttlll of U. Actor'! llnta T. Capital ot ·• rttpect II. Armaoluto Baohktr ' (pl.) II. 8ponloh . IRUBI.) 81. Inter• htro I. More , n&Uon. If. Til• hOld maturt al tan. (I.) ott MO·apot (loi!Oq. 1 ''· 1'1114 ot 14.¥re•OIIU, ,•o. qan. t'!liftt 18. Tattle , IIQtb' ~. V. 1. oo\!1 st. Aboenl . , •1. lxlernal :M. No ,14.Mother l!id __ , o_, .Your , .a Btrlll (var.) · (dlol. ••r.) II. Otrl'o . Qontor 41. ""&dow Rtdlo.Dial 48. Rtlht ~lll!r . (abbr./ . . . .=- ' "·:::" ' ' •.. """ Jl'.A ~r lt.Cl!J tPa.) 'It"'~ ''·:U.. ...=:§i.WI ' 11. ~Y\!&"' u.~r41 mllf(c · IIOw.r ,'·v· / ,t.Y CBIJ'TOQUO'R.rlle...._ ~~~to worlt It: AXYDt•~·~R · '...f , II LONO~~ ;~i!I9 'W _. · •9:il• Iotter olm~lf otondo r~t eq!!I'•·"·Jll ~~t· 6 II "'" «<lr· tho thno L''· X for t(W ~ b'!.~\1~. '· ' ' , •llello lpo!~1hlt the ltllllh ond !orm!ll~i! •~ 1\!l! l!P, , ·~ IUIPto. ftw ~ the lode lettoro .,. dlfl'•l1"~ -1 · ' *r? ,, ij :(': ~ I ,11.;1; ·- <1. :·,j/~.•,j,.'' .·' • · ' ' A or,.~ltl!! ~~ '. qfiJZIIW CK .WI' ~;', JHUlo ; • ··~ • . ,,,··:; ....... 5 oz. lttr 27c -~-."::"··" .. ~'i:p~v. 43c . c~-.AI'Dt Pill ~ 1 1 ot. 1 II 1 I II o 1 1 · o o 1 1 • , t 1 i, 0 ' ' . .. - • . ' • IIi • .. . . ...... SLI,CED .. . •• • • • • • ·MUSTARD ..... ,_.. :.......... 6.oz. far • . . ,. ... lrollllitoll a .·NOG ·.............. ···· ..... .. - ERRY JILLY .... . . :._..,.:::· ........... ,u.. "0¥EitREADY BISCUITS .... , , ..... . I H~ , Pa$ 'NAPKINS ·... 2 ~ 10 d. boxes • aqtllontt·• ~·~· - •. DELMONTE ~ ·EE ········-"l ·· · ·.·~·········lla..cn r t".. ·,w,-ane - -·... ' . . 2 10~ ~ l't,'J.f!U ~ •• • •• • " ' "' NA ' ; "'""" ~""""•*can 33c P.iil1bury Bu~rmilk 40· flll\!111 •~ t soUR CRilM .................. "qt 33c· . ' JI. ~IO!f44 .... ~ 01 , . h'l"''~f'+'l'l ' •.. Olnl' 'i ltlo!tll " . WHITE EGGS . -.. .. TO JUICE Knit Sol.. ca. otoe..an -.'If. Ol;ttttnr rein I ~~Hthl't- • ""'ept&ele 10. Wtthoncl ONION· s~ ............. ·.. 2 pkgs. 3SC 1 lot,<Olu'• Am" 35. Ablorbod U. tlomor. aT. Rept'QIOh .11ult 8. Food ', ..... . ' • • • • lr,. pkgo 0 • • .' ~ 0 0 t .,.......... • • • • \ 7% oz. can 39c . i lllmlqocl cll,l!!l'tii ' p~ Selrel SIDIW with lleU!el 8 paek POT·ATO I CHIPS .... , I'!••• ~:~~ Tl\' Ve\.'4)~ ~ Yo1p1 4:00 II!'IJ~Ier P!Y . Don Dto to. 4114 curea" lor wart~. But don't taurn ". ate~ bJ~IM- 'II do . Qtl aUhoQI tU~. AloQJ &llc>UIH'f.lralill ; . lilt e . IPIII ceni\U'y, Dr. ~.. ·~ tM I. our diYilOped lblt method =!IIJ!lil~ ·or trealll\l w&rla: It II . I IIGJI Tllt Jiailenl ""' told to plaetl ~. llli'o,\l~..l iiMIIt liMit 1111 hlllld on 1 01 AIW· """~ ~~ 111!1 ~ fVIlPIJ 'fben 111 outllnf ol hlf !Wn4 'ir¥ 10 ~ • .• ~'J*'IIP.Ifllilil!.. t drawn ~nd tht llO'IIA.OII 01 ~ ~" -~•"''"·11J IOT!nl!ll warto JlOnciUe~ tn. ~~~~ DlCjOjl • ' After betn' li!llldfoldea, ,~e-. l!urql M!' ~ III"~UIIIII told 14 14ucb Ill•.II!,I'll and then e f t i f H nllo,, ,lid ' told novcr to to11cll 111~ asaiD. bl . ltf'!ll 10 ~ ~¥~· Finally, lie wu adYI!At:!j;lat lbe cb · ~nu -wb~Qil 1!1'1· '!'Brit would d!SIIIP'II: ,Jji tro'm ven\ ~ iRII'IiJ'l · ., 10 dayit to ftve wcoQ..,' · •I!IIM.OIIit!'~· ~~~.lllitllllo llr. llonJour 0 tall~ . " '.. ' r'hliMI or Ill 8&' fean. He eve ~' · · ' actlf . pll!lt UDder ductjiif lrcnlll\onlf _ . . , . !\lfjlll-~ . Ad del Qtller Ttclui!Mt 'I -~~ · .it. •!IJP!Uon P«lJJll Ho~parly !))J !'vqff ~,..,, I\ COCKTAI.~. PEANUTS , 19. Qt11tor of hurrtcoeo Smllll ftiliii. While ·~ dOli, Ptf ~ttr of "mart~ I bow 111 ~- .• btl tllil!.l· Uo 3:po ct\ii.COI:A Plfnll(l (~l TOM t!AWYIIIand Huck Pfnn, doclml 1111,.. ltDIIIItlona •a rou m'lf recall, had quite a dl!- not be qu.,Uonell, liaw tmpiOJed cuuton about tho removal or atmuar meth!IIIJ ID1ol'fllll lUI• 'warta. The tOillroveray centered geotlon Willi qllll4 MOUIIIII nabout~· best 11!41thod or gettlnt au! h. rid or \hem on~ the following AI! or whtch 1111111 to prow tbat tho pOwer 911'll,ltllloil Qlltp till on • IUIII"~~ wert made: Applt 'JPIIIIII: water" to tho ellml!IJ,to -~ wart Ill Qle ml~dle 01 \he woodl Now lll!it& . · ppriiU to Ull•· 11 mldollb~ stand lhal . · '" !MeliN Hall·f!OYtr a bean with wart leetonna . ~ 1 ~ blood ~ b~ry It at a crooarot.d8 It no ~~~~ ~ lill91M Ill at mlilllllhl Ill the W'i of the their form•~ 2:00 Beat tbe Clock SAL~~: l\lJE$51~~ :: · ·· ·' ·· · · ·: .: .:.' . Pi~! 29c Heaton's Host On Christmas 0ay T0 y1•5•t S I Of Aid In Curina Worts? x.u,•s ' PARTY FOO:DS \ A large group of Harrisonville people wtmt to the Christmas acr· vh!es at Downlngton. Christmas Day gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Mirahall Miller Jr., and children w~ro Mr. and Mrs. V. A. ·;~ccullough, Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller Sr., and son Geor· go, Bradbury. Mr. und Mrs. Cecil Haning wero gucst' of his porenh, the Glen H•nings of Downlngton. Power 0£ Suggestion ~~~J;tr;.~~·~1:; t!:15 t.ll\:4 of tlf' 12:3!1 s~.-.h lw TQ!IIorrqw U:t5 Qllltlllli l;lfll\ t:llO Klltllfll 1:80 ,U \b~ Wqrll! Tn o:~ crOBI that they might have etcr· nnl life. Even the hcavctlly hostJ rojoiced ot his birth. A1 for "S11ntu Claus," or tht: "Spirit or Christmas" 1 am sure he brings inubh happtneso Into the lives ol both young an~ old that they wouldn't have othcrwL<le. Yours lvr more ol the Christmas Spillt all year long. M'-mie Clark . Tbe" c!I\ICI aay, with oome log- to see Mr. and !oll'l. 0. D. Markin•. Mrs Don Wlbon and doughter Guesl! of Mr. and Mrs. Cl•r. lc, tb~l 'l'hll France nccdo Ia not were gueota of Mrs. Ronnie llud· cncc Heaton Chrlstmal Day lor a new COIUitltuUon but a new aan~ 10n. dinner )'ere his brother, E. R. or pl)llllcal leJJIQl1flpjllty. Min Lena Jordan had •• a guest Heaton, Conneaut, 0.; bt• son ud At It to cu!tomary fur to 1<1ign when It Is Mrs. John Doualas, Downh11t\Qn. daughter·lr>la'll', lllr. ond Mn , , VQ~ of COnfldenco .• lb. 1 7:59 S!in On days? bl!oo defeated on a confidence • • I . It Js too much to hope that the ChrlstJ!laf lull for our police officers should ~tenq through the months to come. Yet certainly this time of the yeat adds welgbt to \he faith, often dimly held, that "people can be be~ ter." If for thr" or four ~ay• 11ear Qllf~tmas, why not 30 or 3~. 60 or 65, and ev~u 361 lla~ .•• lb.· a (li'IW 4 YOUNG TURKEYS • • • • Adds W~ig.ht To Faith pelled to resign unles$ he LB. • •• • • • '918-;(M V.S.NO.lSID .LEAF LETTUCE ' Solute To N•w S~lf • CRISP TENDER ~:~ Wett~~r~tst Suspicious persons should be reported at once. The greatest care should be nerclsed to protect one's property from U!e peoplQ with vagrant morals. For example, buildings ' including home.~. should be kept loclted at all times when not in use. Equipment ~nd tool$ should be behind the locks, not lying around a yard in front of them. AutomobileB shout~ always be locked )Vhcn left unattended. There is mtich to be said Cor virtu~ being In· duced by the ab~ence of temptation. i .Uitae Jlrag~ Shp 18!80 frCI@Ilft llillll l1 :8& tM Pr!C. li llflll 11:80 trUth or CGiiiOIIIQ!!ll* 12~00 TIC '-e jloU(h , 12:90 It eould !le You Radio and the automobile have made eas· ier local crime detection and avprehension of criminals. But one must remember that while the officers are now on wheels, so are the law breakers. 'fhe sheriff must depend on cooperation from the public if he is not to become completely discouraged in trying to execute his duties. '=• • . • ,r 1 ~~~~~t!, 97c : • ~ ' , • 1Mv Of( " " ·'· '' .. ·•.. ·• · I •· caa 87c 'OVEN alAN~· ;.. ··.. ·· ·...... lor. jar 69c SAUSAGf;........... ·4oz.can 21c~y SOAP ............... .'... 4 pen. 28c: ·· ·. IIRGI IVDIY .... ·.. ·.......... 2 lrg. 31c: WEEIIIIIS:!.;'_.. •.... · .. · -1 oz. c•n 20c . - . · · · C!imii : ~<··; :· . -. . . . RicE .. ·: ... ·:...... No. 300 cat.ftc ·~l..,.llf!Hf'U ." ~ ,. c:t(~ ER . ·.' ·:. · OFF -~· · " ·," " " " " " ' ." " $1.18 H.ILI····: ······.; .. ,~ : .... No.~an 29~ IOc 'OFF,: GI., •.·'················· (·· 71c I Is•'iftf• · .: · 7 · ,-; \ • ~· . :M ,, ·:· ... .,... ·., .· ~. · . · , 5c OFF· 2 LARGE ... · .... .. ·· .... · .. .. S7c .EAT ~ ·:· ·" •·...... ·...J ltq 47c. · · · · Camp-with De.u' . . . . .. . . '' l' TUS . · • ' _;: .. ,.......• .... '. ' '· . '·' ·'~- ,' ' I : "'r. . "l:~ ' · •.•. \ . -"'·\'· ., �, , .. I .. ' . • that started coach Buddy Parker ,~~~~:l~=:~:i Lions48"dead" un· .~ ' just hoill'l and bef.ore exhibition game. 34 14 m the opening regseason game with Baltimore, Lions then engaged the Colts San Francisco Fort·Nlneu tightest Western Conference in hJStory ~oH·ek there was a "musr bu~~~·:;~,~up to the pla1off , where Detroit back £rom a Z4-7 halftime for a hearhtoppmg 31·27 lvl<torv. had the it I1.:c ~~::~~:~;,:~· the easy,Browns cllnehmg 0 Dec.hopes 1. 11 .,~0~~~:'.'; t1tle certainly .s-- '1. " 41 · ,• ' '· ' ... ,., ' I o• ,...... '"' · '· · 1 .=~=·~====~\. Wha~!~~. Of. .Bto\t·n.Takes'-8it(er Qefe~t In St~·d~ Cr~dits ~ 1 Tile DaUg Sntllael 1]1 b' R l W'tL T ' '·P ~t Jn Li' lf/' ~~ ~ O ~ · o e 1 l• Qp..... ~~! prmance. on ,n)n SPOnTS ,,,~~n. ,;.=-;:~;b:~~';,::::. ~!: J:~ DETROIT',.tll' -. Th~ by·t~q 78 Rofe':, He·~~~id. , By ·Unlltd Prfio a season ' '' '. ' , ~Dally Sentlnei,'POmeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 30, 1957 1.~I'!.N' CALLED UNCOACHABLE ' I • '· ' ' ' , .. DES~.•.. I BrloiDI 'Yonn. ,..... ', ' .• ~ry In 1952 by otrlk· lnt 27 opPOIInt batttra in pmo. Tho Plratts tin H ' • · : 1 ~ 1 wu 1 , IWOIP!CI thlb tlioir $1001' bo~ua ~~~~,, .Poul Ptlli!, 'lnd tht\"d algntd him for froo off iht PlltiiMirv Nndloii.,•But Ran - · , or hit It big. A IOrt orm lhtl..., him ptrmtMntly al-l llafort his blttblll cti"Ht' was bol'll.. and t. Wll wllhtd u • 111 P 11 21 • --Whattv•r hap"'*' to Ron Ntccltlf Todty "-'• back In his old home town at MononfJMII, Pa., working In t oportlng flOOds tloro. 11 " ' ' - ... Die& 'l'ul1 . great comeback haq ended tn bltter de· leal ~or ·the Cleveland Browns, but Coa~ ,Paul Brown took it, all tn stride~ - • • , Vlsioly tired by t)ce sftilin of his team's 59-14 wa~oping at lhc: hands of the Detroit Lions, Brown st1ll retained the composure that helped bun lrans!orm, a 1956 ·'!.so ran Into tho E~tern D\risiQn champwns o!.J 9~7. . ' Hlo hands folded In front or ben, the Nattonal Football League "coach of the year" smiJed quie~· ly as he rev1ewed the game. "I thou~t we had a chance when we soored'that touchdown at the start of the thcrd quarter," Brown sa1d. "We wcie ohly 17 points down then, but that loll! touchdown pau lilolli wao in getting yards from TobiQ Jlqte. to Jim Do· "He' ·always was a great p)ayer r\n on tb~ pau-run broke·, ~ut and when you put him .wllh· a • backs." • ~~ . great team, he's even areater." Brown ponde~ed ,(.l!!O)I\OAt, tb~n SwltciJing lo bls own )elll\, wryly remarked, "It'i •a. heck of a· Brown aaid, "and how abour Jim· thin& when y~u·le doWJI by 17 'my Brolin N,FL i~ad~g giound points ud Y,ou hne to call' ~n~ ' ••-!••~ and rookie ol· tbe year, ll!ore tqqcbdo\on the turning poln: h•; still sore ballplayer, , l.!o't of. !he g11111e'' . • he?" Brown repealed •ri early seaaon Qt the fake field De.trolt • complaint fhat the fans were boo- used for a 32-yard scoring ,pan, mg or anything, irs just that the ~rown said, "we knew about It stands are so close the player\ all rtght The LionS used It 1earl· have trouble heitring s1gnt~Js. ter this season that's always a prpblem wbeu ' 1Comc to tHink of it,'' Brown you use an oral .system of any frmned sheepishly, 11WC mi&jLtdge1 kind." quite a few of their Passes today." Brown had special pratae for "I gue" it's jwt one of those Lion quarterba1ck Tobin Rote. days. We ve · had them for us, but "The best move ,the Lions made this time tt was JUSt the roverte." ,.11 a downward plunge Dec. 8 quarterback Bobbie Layne outflerec a fractured ankle. overcame adversity RGte came through, leading Lwns to consecutive victoriJS over the Browns, the Chicago Bears, the Forty Niners and for an the ' ~oint underdog, whipped tlie i!:ut, 27·13, in the Shrine Bowl and the Gray shaded the Blue, 21·20, in a pick 'em contest. chipS Sunday n was sweet revenge, over P:u · ker and ovu the EJ0\\118 who hart pul!lnll'led Dl'lnllt 5fJ 10 In tne 193'4 t1tlc game 'l WEST COLUMIA ~P.•vtrinll,l A&M Heads In ~~~;~~~~1] New Search For Football Chie( COLLEGE STATION, Tex (IJP) A&M ofhc1ala, wboee Chri&tn:•a. Day football coach lut<bout as long as Santa Claus, the long, grueling tvk or another h"'d cooeb and director this week. ~~~~~~l~~;~!~~:~j ~ ,,...".;,, ~.,.;, '"' 100 ;.;;;jji~~·iciu .. ' Atler losing Paul {!lear) Bryant 1~1 and Frank Leahy, two of the 11es1 names In the coaching nm, in ono week, A&M was !'l'P«tediY holding aspirations flndtnc another "prestige" In a nation-Wide hunt. Dt. M T Harrington, preoldent. said Sunday night h,e didn't have anyone in mind Yept~'s Party '! i :r·.' 17:00 ~ 12:30 ' I PR~JJIJ$, RACES, FUN ~'OR ALL ' IYtfJbOdy Welcome ., ~ aton., Wild., Fri., and Sat. Anenooa-lndruetlons - Sun. Matinee REPAY ON~Y .. . .. $17.20 A MONTt( 2 t_. ,Tltne Jf Yon. WJ.h. • '• ·' I "'"'"' ·t:onlt. Mar. ' J ·- ,, mare' flave only one pliee ·to pay. Have l money for youi'IM!lt. Loans up t9. $:1.oo0 · 1 ~ wrumever 'jo'ailbt~ with seeylce ancl te~ eveeybody Ukea. Get straight In '58. Phone ue or atop 1D. You are among ' , ,'fJienda ben. , . . . . , ' .. ' 124 Jl. MAIN ST. ': ' I ' ' " ' .' .• 'I ' ~: • �, , .. I .. ' . • that started coach Buddy Parker ,~~~~:l~=:~:i Lions48"dead" un· .~ ' just hoill'l and bef.ore exhibition game. 34 14 m the opening regseason game with Baltimore, Lions then engaged the Colts San Francisco Fort·Nlneu tightest Western Conference in hJStory ~oH·ek there was a "musr bu~~~·:;~,~up to the pla1off , where Detroit back £rom a Z4-7 halftime for a hearhtoppmg 31·27 lvl<torv. had the it I1.:c ~~::~~:~;,:~· the easy,Browns cllnehmg 0 Dec.hopes 1. 11 .,~0~~~:'.'; t1tle certainly .s-- '1. " 41 · ,• ' '· ' ... ,., ' I o• ,...... '"' · '· · 1 .=~=·~====~\. Wha~!~~. Of. .Bto\t·n.Takes'-8it(er Qefe~t In St~·d~ Cr~dits ~ 1 Tile DaUg Sntllael 1]1 b' R l W'tL T ' '·P ~t Jn Li' lf/' ~~ ~ O ~ · o e 1 l• Qp..... ~~! prmance. on ,n)n SPOnTS ,,,~~n. ,;.=-;:~;b:~~';,::::. ~!: J:~ DETROIT',.tll' -. Th~ by·t~q 78 Rofe':, He·~~~id. , By ·Unlltd Prfio a season ' '' '. ' , ~Dally Sentlnei,'POmeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 30, 1957 1.~I'!.N' CALLED UNCOACHABLE ' I • '· ' ' ' , .. DES~.•.. I BrloiDI 'Yonn. ,..... ', ' .• ~ry In 1952 by otrlk· lnt 27 opPOIInt batttra in pmo. Tho Plratts tin H ' • · : 1 ~ 1 wu 1 , IWOIP!CI thlb tlioir $1001' bo~ua ~~~~,, .Poul Ptlli!, 'lnd tht\"d algntd him for froo off iht PlltiiMirv Nndloii.,•But Ran - · , or hit It big. A IOrt orm lhtl..., him ptrmtMntly al-l llafort his blttblll cti"Ht' was bol'll.. and t. Wll wllhtd u • 111 P 11 21 • --Whattv•r hap"'*' to Ron Ntccltlf Todty "-'• back In his old home town at MononfJMII, Pa., working In t oportlng flOOds tloro. 11 " ' ' - ... Die& 'l'ul1 . great comeback haq ended tn bltter de· leal ~or ·the Cleveland Browns, but Coa~ ,Paul Brown took it, all tn stride~ - • • , Vlsioly tired by t)ce sftilin of his team's 59-14 wa~oping at lhc: hands of the Detroit Lions, Brown st1ll retained the composure that helped bun lrans!orm, a 1956 ·'!.so ran Into tho E~tern D\risiQn champwns o!.J 9~7. . ' Hlo hands folded In front or ben, the Nattonal Football League "coach of the year" smiJed quie~· ly as he rev1ewed the game. "I thou~t we had a chance when we soored'that touchdown at the start of the thcrd quarter," Brown sa1d. "We wcie ohly 17 points down then, but that loll! touchdown pau lilolli wao in getting yards from TobiQ Jlqte. to Jim Do· "He' ·always was a great p)ayer r\n on tb~ pau-run broke·, ~ut and when you put him .wllh· a • backs." • ~~ . great team, he's even areater." Brown ponde~ed ,(.l!!O)I\OAt, tb~n SwltciJing lo bls own )elll\, wryly remarked, "It'i •a. heck of a· Brown aaid, "and how abour Jim· thin& when y~u·le doWJI by 17 'my Brolin N,FL i~ad~g giound points ud Y,ou hne to call' ~n~ ' ••-!••~ and rookie ol· tbe year, ll!ore tqqcbdo\on the turning poln: h•; still sore ballplayer, , l.!o't of. !he g11111e'' . • he?" Brown repealed •ri early seaaon Qt the fake field De.trolt • complaint fhat the fans were boo- used for a 32-yard scoring ,pan, mg or anything, irs just that the ~rown said, "we knew about It stands are so close the player\ all rtght The LionS used It 1earl· have trouble heitring s1gnt~Js. ter this season that's always a prpblem wbeu ' 1Comc to tHink of it,'' Brown you use an oral .system of any frmned sheepishly, 11WC mi&jLtdge1 kind." quite a few of their Passes today." Brown had special pratae for "I gue" it's jwt one of those Lion quarterba1ck Tobin Rote. days. We ve · had them for us, but "The best move ,the Lions made this time tt was JUSt the roverte." ,.11 a downward plunge Dec. 8 quarterback Bobbie Layne outflerec a fractured ankle. overcame adversity RGte came through, leading Lwns to consecutive victoriJS over the Browns, the Chicago Bears, the Forty Niners and for an the ' ~oint underdog, whipped tlie i!:ut, 27·13, in the Shrine Bowl and the Gray shaded the Blue, 21·20, in a pick 'em contest. chipS Sunday n was sweet revenge, over P:u · ker and ovu the EJ0\\118 who hart pul!lnll'led Dl'lnllt 5fJ 10 In tne 193'4 t1tlc game 'l WEST COLUMIA ~P.•vtrinll,l A&M Heads In ~~~;~~~~1] New Search For Football Chie( COLLEGE STATION, Tex (IJP) A&M ofhc1ala, wboee Chri&tn:•a. Day football coach lut<bout as long as Santa Claus, the long, grueling tvk or another h"'d cooeb and director this week. ~~~~~~l~~;~!~~:~j ~ ,,...".;,, ~.,.;, '"' 100 ;.;;;jji~~·iciu .. ' Atler losing Paul {!lear) Bryant 1~1 and Frank Leahy, two of the 11es1 names In the coaching nm, in ono week, A&M was !'l'P«tediY holding aspirations flndtnc another "prestige" In a nation-Wide hunt. Dt. M T Harrington, preoldent. said Sunday night h,e didn't have anyone in mind Yept~'s Party '! i :r·.' 17:00 ~ 12:30 ' I PR~JJIJ$, RACES, FUN ~'OR ALL ' IYtfJbOdy Welcome ., ~ aton., Wild., Fri., and Sat. Anenooa-lndruetlons - Sun. Matinee REPAY ON~Y .. . .. $17.20 A MONTt( 2 t_. ,Tltne Jf Yon. WJ.h. • '• ·' I "'"'"' ·t:onlt. Mar. ' J ·- ,, mare' flave only one pliee ·to pay. Have l money for youi'IM!lt. Loans up t9. $:1.oo0 · 1 ~ wrumever 'jo'ailbt~ with seeylce ancl te~ eveeybody Ukea. Get straight In '58. Phone ue or atop 1D. You are among ' , ,'fJienda ben. , . . . . , ' .. ' 124 Jl. MAIN ST. ': ' I ' ' " ' .' .• 'I ' ~: • �.' ' . I The Dad')( Sentinel II Se'llllleJ,Jtonlero)•·Midldleport,J)., Dee'. 30, 195~ . .' •• I he and Gary Barmtt. All Our Years' was lhe the sermon by the Rev ""-'--·- · ··"- 5lrcssed the need of first place urowr hve! The World A~ir' f()l wtth the benediCtion by tile and the postlude HFor All by 1\fJss Smith con the scrv1ce l·:llOICk Springs ~ra1nge Honors ~~fg~«~~~ rN'emt~er Birthdays "' Eleanor S SehUf - Middleport Soe1el)'l lldltor • Lucille Hawkina - Pomeroy Society lldltor - .l'floil'e 6241t'"' POMEROl · SOfiETY ~ Mrs. Hersry E , f Is Host ss or nOriOrOry Party ll~oth !!clhodlst Church obse \Ped Student Recngmtmn pay 011 ( H'.un•h y, December 29 at the morn ..•.•...• servace Rc1 C R Konknght plan ned the service with Kcr.ncth Mur ray sophomore at Oh10 University prC!.ildmg The S~riplllrc readiny, waJ given by MarUyn Sue Knti/)11 sopbo mere at Ohio Unlver!lll ond the TE!Ni)On~ IVC roadmg WUM Jed by Mary Carolyn Miller, sophomore al OU Thn mor•ln11 praYCJ wao given by Nancy Rqller, second ~car tecl1 nlclon trainee at St Josephs H~< pita!, l'urkeroburg 1 Special lnu11ic tor th~ servlr waa a vo~l !flo by the three girl aecompanlcd by Mrs C M Hen ncay, org~nlst 35th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated Mr nqd Mrs Karl Owen ol1 thirty filth wcddln li'llnlvmJ!I'Y thl• past week whtt ' tbcv wol~ In Colymbus viSJiln• their thl'liO daughtero nnd thCJ families ind other relatives AmonJ the group they vmtod wero Mr and Mrs Paul Wine bronncr • Mr and Mrs John Bo" mall and,'Supa~ Mr and Mrs Ch11 lc• Price and family A 1r1ndson Charlc! Edwarol Prlco wat ho"'• on furlough bo fore reporting to Fort Monmouth N J ~cmd l~olr Sunday fr(lm Coh1mbu,:) \here she had been vlsitlng Mrs lou Saunders and Mr and Mr., Dwight Frasure and family ~1r and Mrs Charlet Lucas anc' chi ldren Rodney ~ and )larjor~ Calcdoma returned home Satllr day after ~ weeks vtstt wltb bet parentR Mr and 1\lrs Homer Jonf s und Mrs 1ena McEI!linny Mr and Mrs c H r uca.'i Columl.ms, spent Chrtstmas Day at the Jones homt> returned lo Columbtu Thursday l-~r 1:1 n d Mrs W!lllnm Ziwtck have muved to the apartment 111 the Bern .. rd Fultz hornet on Fout 1~ th Avenue Guests at the home of the: Re11 and "1rs C E Hovt and' son, Dav1 for the ordmat10n of the Rev John Arthur Ho' t Frida~, werf' the Rev and Mrs Wt1!1am Clatr Harmon and son Ftndtey, Dr end Mrs. Judson Moms Granville, t.Jr Rev and Mrs David Polln'g, Buf falo N Y the Rev and ll!r' John A Hoyt Rochester and Mr nnd Mrs Wilham Mtller Parker~' burg Mrs George Hudson ;.ncl daugh ter Carol Jean spent th• weekend Vliltmg relatives In Hol111Ay Fall. W Va , Homer Might " crltlcollr. Ill at tbe Meigs General HOJplta Rclaltves who attended tbe fun era! of C E Walters, Columbu• at Gthanna were Mr 1nd Mrs Jacob Betz and grancfehDtll'cn •ane and Jimmy Hoyt, Mr and ~rs Guv Waltero Ml~dleport Mr and \1r.s Verne Tuttle, Tuppers Plains en OrderltfA __ _ home Mr and Mrs. Ke1th Walton of Columbus v. ere recent gueata o! Members having birthdays the past three months were honored at Mr antl Mrs Orvey Gainer, Bash a quarterly birthday supper when an Rock Sprmgs Grange met Frtdav Chrtstmas guests of Mr and tvenlng 1t1 J'cgular SCSSJOO Mrs Orve) Ga ncr were Mr and Mrs Benny Gamer of Columbfis Amos Leonard worthy maste• Ermel Schreckengost Parkers~~~~~~~~ •I Jnc: prestdcd at the meetmg A meet burg W Va Mr and Mrs C S of Pomona Grange was an p,Ounced for Friday evening Jan Morris and Mr and :Mrs Ernest Clark Racme Mr and Mn Dean u'ary 3 at the Rock Sprmgs Hall Brinker and Mrs Betty Carleton A Chnstmas program was pre daughter Margaret Ann and son S!!Rted by the lecturer Mrs W A Btlly of Carmel ~organ cons1shng of three rcau Mr and Mrs Clarence Foor of inp Chr1stma:s In Gr~ndfather Pataskala were overnight guesta Tjme Mrs Morgan 'Chrutma of Mr and Mrs Orvey Ga1ner, Candles Mrs Bertha G11J anrt Chrtstmo& f'Chrutmas Carols Mts Waynu Gene Thomas and friend M1ss Sloane J4n Bechtold of St Louis, Mo, ar Tbe ortgm of ChrJstmDs tree rived Saturday for a several days wps g1ven by Mrs Wilham Gruc vis1t w1th his parents Mr and 1er alter which the group was d1 Mr; Everett Tho111u and daughVided to diSCUSS •ha\ they WOU I ter Faye Mrs Jay Wamer and obildrt'n hke to sec accomphshcd during returned to their home Catawba fhe commg year Sunday after a weP.k~ visit with her mother Mr. Edith Mallory Wing and other relative• r Mrs Minnie Neutzllng returned home Saturday after a weeki villi In Middleport wlth Mr ond Mrs E~ward Demoskey Mr and Mrs Mrs Henry Ewmg entertained Morris Neullling and other rela1 with a dmner Sunday at ~he M11r tives tin restaurant honormg Miss Katie Mr and Mrs E. P Grimm or Guth who relired Saturday from Washington C H and Mr and the Kroger Super Market alter Mro II B Grimm ol Letart Falla fifteeo years scrvlf!e were Frtrlal dmner rueat9 of Mr ' a~d Mrs W 0 Barnltz 1 Present were Muses J5.atie and Mr and Mrs Dale Valentine Lcnn Gu th Mr~ R E Boice and and son of Parkenburg w Va, dau11hto1 Ramora and Mra Ewing ape~t Saturday with Mr an~ Mrs \ Eldon Kraeutcr and dauthtm M9rnlng Star and were aeeom panled home by their daughter Janlte who spent the past w1th the Krae Jteu Heath Methodist Observes Student Recognition Day N1cholson and daughlt:ISj )Jerth 1 snd Carolyn M1ddlepon 1 M1ss DalsJe Saunden; return,..d week Mr and Mrs Normao Thei11 of oat Grove Mr and Mtl i ' BOnnie and Lowrenee been IU wttj! measles • Tbe Cbriltmao prosnm at the 1101'$0 Cbipel Tuesday evening was well attende~. Hr and Mrs Jlex Cooper s_pent Sundor lfternoo)t with Mr and llfn. L«'oy Lawrence and family Mr and Mr& Dana Holter spent wltb 11r and and~ and that and nothing time In 1957 .,_••••, .-Wall Stl'eet " terest In housing at so much-WeciUse of outlook lor I~ but the prospect. for a big come m the 19601 when the war u babies marrY and build thetr oWII homes \ lUany Prizes Awai! F~ Th• big dUflculty In hom• buDd lngln recent niontbs has been tbe hl(,b cost Involved :l't1~1 money broUJht bieber lnterelll ratea and ralud the coila qf earrylil: bom's once they Wtrl built, and tht demand ron orr IB~I~·Ob(~~:· Judge ~aeon Orders Men To Appear Fri~y Baby Of 1958ln The A1ta Once again as the approach of a new area, the local mere banta have banded ·~re,!!J~r nilmber of presents to t1le First Bab,;of The priZes are offered by the three of tOdays' edition of the DaUy first baby born in llle1gs ColllliY or In BUENOS AIRES, Argentina UP -Juan Manuel Fangio, world drivIng champion aaid Sunday he may retire after competing In ' three more races during the Arg_entlne international sea11on FIVe Manetta food freezer salesmen mdlcted fraud have been ordered mto Me1gs County Co1nmt)a Ctrurt rrtday at I 30 p m to be arra1gned Judge John C Bacon demed Monday on the case the defendants motton to quash mg to his entry be also ordered Prosecutor tumbla, Clirto~~o Muon New Ha ven, Hartford and I.e~. W The are lor the • i~5~~~1GdiJY.,.tro local .metch•mts. "Jol., Public Requested To Use More Care In Summoning Aid ":_·':·~,·,,,., . ., 1 aotno TIRMI IXPICTtiD mtttee ~l Pn~e~ o!lered to the rtew "llr BLINDS ,m an alarm was sounded at one of the outside town locations and u Jack LyonJ &on or MarshaD AHTtd LYODI neared the a1ariD JJgnaJ, the person turn lng Jt In departed JD haate. shout 1ng a n1me About 3 30 Qr MISS' Of f95B by the (ollo\f lng merchants and bwm~.ss l•rnfl are A tree trip hotDe lor, "''"" and Baby front 1the hospital o! fered by the llwtnJ F\llleral Home, a Baby punting !rom lhe Meigs County Farm ' suroau Colarge Baby Blanket !rom Stllllers' a Bab)l. Sc111e ,}JO!It a ~ cfilmeale !rom lhi Spring S&ym~s Bond the ' Se~Unel, 1 Bibl ahd Bracelet !rom Goemer I.~~•velry Sll>re, A $10 SaVIIIIJ A.The Fanners Batik and Part: ( All steel head ISoJt and boHom t'Ciil with selfleveling tilt geqr, lj1U•. lomahc cord lock aftd ' slurdy cotton tapes. Fltx1ble steel 1161s. /1 good bhnd at a sensa· tionaily low price. Sti>ck sizes up f~38". Mrs c E Nease and Mrs Car and Mn Harvey Black aa hOIII and I::~:;~~~~~~~~=: hMICSS r1e Nye re Iurned home Saturday Chnstmas Day guests or Mr morning after spending ChrJst and Mrs Herman Haddol: ineludtd mas In Bethel Park Pa, wtth Mr Mr and Mrs Charles Lupto~ ano and Mrs R. A Thompson and ehlldren sharon and cnarles J• family Gallipolis MJS• Carmen Haddox Mrs Helen Atkins Mrs Almeda CleveiRnd Mr and Mrs Cfiestt~t Wj~pel, At1cc Mae Hollman, Pom Haddcx and children Jail' and croy and Richard ,Tenklns Hart Melody Point Plca5anl ford W Va were guest• Monday Mr and Mn Elm er Wchrutu: of Mr and Mrs Edgar Atkins and and son Larry wero Chri!\ilt~l £'!.lii~~f',::'!\~l;,.~ family of Gallipolis Mrs Jed Webster Sr and Lu dner Wehrung and daughlm'l dinner of !It and Mrs G•r cllle B llawklns wore Sunday ev Kathy nnd linda Lincoln HeigHt! enlng dinner guests Of Mr and Mrs Wllhnm Montgomery 15 ~1'!1 illrs C F Tompkins and son proving !lowly aflcr havmg bt!~n Christopher lit Dr and Mrs Alston Tracy of Bobby sol\ o! Mr and Mrs 1\P Columbua were weekend guess of bert Lcwts b confmed to hJS home hiS parents Mr and Mrs E J w1th chtcken pox Tracy NEW ISSUE Mr and Mrs Louis Hames Mrs Georcc H Parker returned children Kathy Mane and home Friday after spending Chmt L!thopohs becn•.:;,;t;t';~~J m" In MarlcUa with her couSin her mothllr "rs L<!WJS ~ Mils Dora Wilson nnd Dr and Mrs K D Mrs Dey Hysell returnod home and chtlclren Saturday after a week 11 vl!ut in Chmtma~ gu.ests of Mr Columbus with hor son and daugh Mr'i Jc~sc May and Mrs tcr in }I~ Mr and i\ln Otho Kec Cleland and family were Mr nem She was ac~::ompanJcd home Mrs Horace May, ColuiUbus fO·yiar 6% SubOrdinafed ~inking ru11d Debentures by hor sons, Homer Hysell who Mr and Mrs Cornell \ ancc spent the day In Columbuaand Mr sons Middleport Due December 1~, Dll!ld• Dectmb•r 15, 1957 Kcenam, who returned horne Suq Durmfl Jo~nson son (][ day evenlns O.nom1naltons• $500 tmil i1000 Mrs Hattie Ru5Scll who Is em Jainc Cundl!!, is ill wl'i chicke•~:< l POX ployed In Coi4mbu• open! the u1r and ~1rs Jesse May week ena at her home Anne St ,$1CIOOP.r $lOW Mr and Mra Clarenee Ma5Sar vtsllors m Marietta Frldov ' -!" ' (pl.. ~... edl!lk~;eoj} Mr and Mrs Bernard SwL>eney have relutned home after spend and !anuly, $1 Albans were callo4 In& the holidays with lhetr son and daughter In law, Mr and Mrs here S•turday by tbc scr10us Ill· ne!s of her mother Mrs William George Massar \nd family To :Y"Id 60ft Mr and Mrs Norman Kloea were Wiley who was taken to llolzor • • I Chrlolmat aucsh o! Mr and Mr1 Hospital, Ricky and Michael Koehler !iflllt 0 AI !colt & sooi Company C~ ACom'!'O" S~k purchast warranlal George Mauar and family Colum i•':f " I 20 ~ bus o! Mr and Mrs G R K~~~~J£1 j Holcltrt of 4tb•nillroa wiJI be lnNNed 10 purckqat hAYe bean visiting ' mother, Mrs E S ahar11 ~ C~u A Common Stocl per $1000 dobonluro. family )taeme firemen and emergency squ,d men made a plea today for the pubhe to cooperate whert aJarms or requem for a1d are turned in 10 u to prevent a sec ond incident like one early Moo day mornmg. Janua'l' 7 a~d ,iJ1 cas~ of the awards wiD be. ctiltributecl at the descretlon of tlie contest com 1:;cn"al VENETIAI The Rev and Mrs C E Hpyt, Mtddleport and the Rev and Mr. Ralph Zundel Pomeroy plan to altcnd the meeting of the MilliS tors and their Wtves of the Rio Grande BHptlst Assooiatlon a Coalton Uus cvcrung Wlt.h tJ'je Rev ..... L a aeverance " sa14 To be In court £:J~~~ !lattmgly H M LayfJeldJr Chact.t J R. Tyo NatwnaJ Food etta, 111 It was upder~tood to be Roy Smith " nothing else Th~/!d equad spent two houro lookfn for aomeone named Roy Smltl needmg a•d but never did lind bim (Tb~ Roy Smtih place •• on the Old~ Fiala Road to ~oh~on~~;~: 1-J~~~~~~~~;:~~~~~~¢~~~~~;:~~~~5;;:=;:=:;:;~:;;~;;,$;;;;~~!;:~~~=~~ \ .$1,000,000 ' Scotts Chemic$] Plant Inc. have - ' ' O.~nture PtlCli. "' 19.l7 1 ' Firemen Rename Neutzling A$. ' ~'n Presid~nt I lNJURiD IN r,tJ>II Calvlb Imboden was rllmov~d to Meigs Generol Hospital at 8 a. m MondllJ' mornmg by the Pom el'O;y Emergency Sqotd sqfferin& lnjuri.. fro!ll a alate fall In the Prtneess P•t wal mme. Aidmen said lmb~~en ap~eared to ••v• lnjurleo tc his rtba, ehest tnd back. J ,, j ~ • Sltclt Prktt \ 121.00 ' I ' r per thart '- txtrCIIid 11 "-trt'llnlo "" oxorclted o tr !nat oto kt on tr IM!Git Dtc. 31, 1959, Of!lriltl Circulbi!H''l!4fl~t • , t WI Miltott RuaseU ol Bradbury AU proceeds ol the matcb Will be i!Ven to the Rllcine First Aid Squad to be apphed on their new ambulnnec and emer"t> ncy ve her home aboul noordiliiiiY her s.k~ll an4 die<! Ia 1oi~,P.n· !~~~i~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~u~5~~i~~~~~[!~~~!:~~~~!~~ on or before ft"d ,f Bradbury Area ~~~jtJcl• •I ' U2l50 per thqrt II ••lfohlt art , Dtc. 31, l~$t, ell' J I j , I ' me~ttns MEIGS GUIERIIL Admttted Pomeroy V1rg1e lTe, Mrs Da1sy port \ ,wUl be held Thursdav Jan Next the at 8 preauiar m ac10rdmg totfVirgil \\ al$.er ~::.ommander Of 1957 In Rf.vi I ' ····················••\••·····················J ....•......•............•.................. ' r .' • eptdemlc m ~ools reported oq tbe decrwe - •Mef Clark ~brdut. as •peakar IJ;!!fore Lions Club January 30 ,.,.. Glbtis ~aftllld to electwn eommiU.e or Oltlo Eduea lion Al'n - Heath Methodl•t men ro-el..t: Ralph ' llfdcll!! - Wll Darst Is aoiclst Jl OSU con eran.s 1J.emonal heanng datt:! IS postponed a week February 11 - ll01gs CAP Squadron a1ds m Flymg Green Cross program - &out benefit <thleken dlnner at<ls Valley Forge trip flUid - Me1gs Courthouse of liCJclls dllfer on legal holliday !r<>·routlng F•!1ruary 12 - Bartrum ;named choef at lollddlepo"tCollncll signs Hew .lt~;t''j~11wntract - Oh10 to leuen danger - Middleport retor of Commerce (or P.M. till separate the in~lctnnatl, charges of fraud In att 15 ,.....,. freezers lrvm the If!~~. cern are luted In five ' All the prose<Qtor the judge today, ·~,,1!:!~ mdtctments with name deleted In rul1ng tG deny ants mot1on to quub, upheld the prosecutor'• the mdictmentJ Holo1ieYer Ohio Jaw wheri! 1t appear• offense u ~::barged: I gue~b frey Georc~ Thetss and baby of Columbus on~' Mr and Mrs Clarence Grueser wer& the dmner gueats o! Mr and Mrs Jobn Hamm and Mr and Mra Delmar Hamm and Jimmy, on Chmtmas Day ~harl" Buekley, Mr and Mrs carl Buckle~ and Mr and Mra Smtth or Reedsville were Cbrb~ mas Day guests or Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose and family Btllie Cornell and family of South Caroll!UI, spent his Christ mas leave with hit parent., Mr and ll!rs Charles Cornell year- to enter WlV~ 1n COJllllOtition - Vet lft.-rn � 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 30, 1957