https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb003e312ecfb7537d6b8ea1d5aece10.pdf b2a2a7b767eeb2c236c16eb6ea487456 PDF Text Text -~ . - --,.. ~ ----·--::::.. \ I • Pooe Six ·' The Doily Sentinei....-Pomerov-Middleoort. Ohio Howard-England Vfeddi"9 Announced For Sunday, October 9; In Hartford • Pomeroy Personals Dr. Paul Chilea of Portsmouth weekend a:uest wAJ Ule dinBu iqe~t of Rev. tlld Mn. Mary Korn. Mr. and Vn. Steve Howard are WaJ;aama fflsh . Seboo1 and Moun- ,.... J.. Lealie Kume, Suncily of hit ( ' mother, · ' ., e Mr. &.nd· Mrs. 0 . C. Chapman IJli!.Oun<::m& Uae enla&tm.ent and ~ ~~t• coue1e of Parkersbu.ra: eve.bg. ' fortbcomip.J mamage oi tbetr Mr. 'ed Mrs. Theodore Reed and family oJ J4t. Gilead wer' daUJhter, .llarjorJe Lee, to Em- Sh:~ llu bee employed for the Jr.• and Miseea Lena and Katie Sua~y auesfs of ber bi'Dtber lnd mett Lutber E:nlland, 60D of the put two J~ar.• i.t the Pure 1~& bte llr. and Mra Wayne England Crt~un Company m Parkenbura: of Hanover, W Va. Mr. EnJllnd served tn the u. s. The ~edd!DI will be an open Navy dWia.; the Seeond World chureh event Ott. a at 2:30 In the afternoon ID the Hartford Baptist W"ar, and ia bow employ~d at the Cburcb. Rev. Sherley Wood will Electro Metalluretcal Company, a perform the double-ring ceremOn)' divi&ion ol Unwn Carbide and Miss Howard wu graduated fro~n Carbon Corporahon, Marietta. .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;o;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; r FREE PASS WHILE CELEBRATING OUR 6th ANNIVERSARy TJUS PASS WlLL PEIIMI:r YOU TO ENTER 11IIE WHOLESALE HOUSE - WHERE YOU MAY PURCHASE FliJRNiTURE AND l!OUSEHOIJD GOODS DIRECT I'IIQM THE WHOLESALE DJ.S· •PLAY. TIUS IS NOT A SALE OR GIMMICK BUT IT MAY SAVE YOU AS MUOH AS 80 % ON FURNirtJRE PIIDFITS AND O'I'IIER ITEMS FOR THE IWME IF YOU TAKE ADVAN· 'I'AiGE OF IT. EVEN THOUGl! YOU )lAy HAVE NO NEED FOR THW PASS NOW YOU SJroULD LAY IT AWAY AND KEEP IT HANDY FOR f1UTURE USE. WHETHER YOUR NEEDS ARE FOR ONE Pll'XE OR A TRQCK LOAD OF FURNI1l'rntE TAKE THJ8 PASS NOW QR IN '1'HE NEAR FUTUIUl 1'0 THE SOUTHERN WHOLESALE F'URNITURE CO.. Z179th 81: . NEXT llOOR TO THE WSAZ·TV STATION, HUNTINGTON. W VA., WIIDLESALE DEAILERil IN J11JRNITURE JliU) IlJG, RUG\S GAS RANGES, LAMPS SMALL ELECTRICAL APPIJIANCES AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FOR THE HOME THJ6 PASS WllLL AlLOW YOU TWO VI5I'J\S ONLY. SO MAXI!: lUIE IIEST OF THEM! OLOSlllD ON SATURDAY ~NOTTS E THIS SIRIIS PASS IISUID IV R. E. - NDW STARTING ON OUR 7TH YEAR IN THI ~URNITURI BUS~ NISI. PLOOR MAN PLEASE MARK WHIN VOID 1 2 VOID VISIT ( ) ( )( ) SHRINK AT THE' THOUGHT OF YOUR CLOTHESLINE ? If you cringe at the thought of clothespins ... are a , slove to the- weather . why not bamsh washdav fro m your !Uc 'by sending your laundry to us? We combine modexn equipment, skill and "xperiMCC 1D bring you the cleanest wash you ever had . ... . fiuffilr!e<l or finished to you.- specifications .. . Md it costs vel'llltUe. You can depend on our ~lar pick-up and delivery servic~. • We save you lime .. .. enrgy "' ' . CO. last week Ja improvina. Mr. •tld Mra. , Howard Seiden· ON .GUAID I JUG MUSIC able an.d aoru, Terry and Johnny ADd .MrJ. Ray Seidenable returri;· ed home Sunday after a sev«al daya viait at Pine Lake, Columbi· -............ .... ' ~; . • AI, ' '' , ¥: ' .e.,n tine at.· OHIO: ' ·. VII ·N"o· 1 Edi!Drlal Pjlone Leifheit and soo Roger were vlsltors in GaiUpolio, Saturday. Mr. and Mrl. Homr.r Cuto the weekend in Columbus and daughter-in· MrJ. Lucein Casto Pomeroy-Middleport, Single Copy .,... ~r.a:::e Mn. Donald L. Moore t:t_f Aeconhng to records of the Depart- , , ment Mra. Moore, mother or lhe I cb1ldren said that she had left -., · the cb1 idren m the ear while s he earned a:rocenes mto the Moore home on College Road . Meigll County Shenff'!i Parade Heralds I Pomeroy High Tag Day Drive I Luttor motor when she left With the foodstuff for the houte lntendJDI to return for the yOQngsters , ' ' DRJ!BS lA a alender, fall coetume ln brown ud white tweed Wjth wer brown wool from Adele Slmpaon'J collection. The hl})llne of the ~reu Is dra,ped 11'1 modlfted pannier manner. 'l'llecoat Iollnod ls:Spe; woo~ I,- FOR ' ~~~~~~~i~~~~~~5~~~~~~~ 1 }~ thfi r.:'i-t.&ic!':olt:o.tl~~~. eoft, fine percale, trbthy pel-minelft . Ifa1nily Honors Hannah Thompson Children, ,' : - Ia much beauty at 10 llttl• ~tl 1._ grandchildren ,_ ) ai-plt' apron,ma!thi~ I Simplicity did ·tha j)atterna·' , ~110 you can do wondet(1,111Ywhen to~ sew these apn~"''\ 'come to our Apron Faehlon Fai•todayl · ~~~~~~~.)~;~ ,.JI~~u·J•qsa.va~ .isJlllp11at, ~nd C.:tmmunlty, Letart Route, recent ly gathered for a famUy aet·to· get her Those aUendmg were Mt. and Mrs. Charles Hdl and Cbuckie, Mr. and Mrs. Delton Sayre and Kent, Mr. nnd Mn. Edward Sayre and Tommy, Mr. Leo· nard Grimm and Mi'. and Mrs. Ray ahd Wanda, Mr and son and Kathleen, Patty, Mr. and Mra. . Thompson, Mike, and Lewla; Mr and Mrs. Ray Boston, Deuny Boaton, and Pat Boston, Jr. All memben of the famlb were in attendanc:e wltb the ex· eeption of Glen Thompson and h1s famUy who llvo In Elyria, 0. Wilh .4 Lawn ParfY Mn Fred Thtbet entertatMd Dll 1Frtday evening with a la'\vi:l for friend1 of :'~;,,;.Faye, Thal~t ' ........- al tile e\ectr\c water heaters are .. iat.;.no vtnta - ......_.,. 1 IPP!7o *lil .la:u houj lt'o ......~ '!;"hablo. act:P.a... 1 ~ MOO~··s Can't make dirt or fume1., .10 110 flue or chimney Is nttdtd to carry lh• owoy, You can lnctall an.-el~iia -~ '1 2nd ... no flame . Nothing to f\lrn on or off Ot cMd: ,ul1y ~matle. ._On. ... AI aafe, dean, oadf CI<Pon<klblO oo oloctrk:·llght. - 1 • rt.lfiei CTIChftlc~or) ....... -· ;.,.,, \ w..k '1~., ·~. ;~. ·T.- . -.' Sopt, 17:~ ' •. ' >'?"· Acco-n:hng to reportS of the ac· c1dent the car which was ~arlc:ed in the Moore driv8Wlly mddeDly catapaulted from .the drl\•e veefed aad an electric: pole and tnlbeld to gmng betweea 1 shed Intothetheleft tree sit.Uted -o~ tb! l oinj_na: Wingett property ·~~>•••' -'.'lbe 100 •tree f~ !fora the ~:~~:~.::~~e ~,~~ is situated 4 ly 30 feet from the 1 It Was repOrted that .:o "• "' eeney brake of tbe on after tbe vehicle with the tree. At Meigs Generaf llos~t d~ the two tiny eb1ldreil ,were nported as belna in "good eoQ;di· Virs:inia LeWiS, ' a former resi· tlon" after their • hectic ~per' dent. ·~f JlaHn City, was eJeeted leoce. Fm:ergency sguadmen l'Jillbed ptesident or the W;est V~ia Mental Healtb Socjet:r ar a meet· tlte children to t,he local bosjutal. ine ot that group 1"beJd 'ori saurr-diy · the' Kanawha Airport lb Charleston. MisS Lewis, wbo nOw lives in HuntingC,on. will serVe for one year ~ president!.elect aad will take qCftCf: in Seplttnber, 1856. Other oUiem:s elect~ were Rev Byron W. .Jo¥, Bluefield, treas11~er and ~ wftan Nagy, NEW YORK UP--Greit: Atlan. Cbl.rleston~ secretary. t lie &: Pacific Tea Co, 'tod&J rail~ Att~ndiq •be meeting from ed prices two to four cent.. a Muon County wire Dr. S. 0 pound on mOlt of its priv.ate 1aJohnson, superintendent. of La- bel coffees. · kin State Hosptlal, and Mrs. John The cham announced two-cent Wimam Kirk, a representative of btkea on its Red qrcie and Bokar ' the Mason County l,lealth Society. brands, and a four-cent bqol;t to 96 cenl! a pound for ita vaeuumIDUCATOit TO SPEAK packed coffee. Members or the PomerQJ'·Mid· Tbe btg ebaan's move foUows dleport Lions Club' at- their week- last week's price hikes bj' ma~ot 1y Wednesday hoon meeting in of the nation'a leading roastft-5. the Federated ChUJ1!h Wtll hear Thear wholesale increases of four an address on "Edueatioil" by Dr. cents a pound were blamed ~on Paul Lyne, president of R10 r1510g pnces for Jl'l'ell C!Oflee• Ex-Mason Resident Elected l»rexy Of ·. rHealth "Society l!i q,meeomtn& pibs at Wa(wlma gin -with a varade 'wbieb is sch~ HiQ sehoul, tb1s·' )'ear: includ~ 0. cJuled. t'o'trave! (rom West''Colufnficates ot title and RiPmOJ'a»dum Ne-'it Haven, the erowatng of a• queen, bia to Ne!' <Haven Starling time paNde, certificates of We by 25 eenli ton and We•t arid a dance ' in for the parade hu been set ._ at each. ~ The schedule -for lm~ a fpotbml the to 12·40. Under the law a certlrtelte of tton tO be ' 1 ~iven each mori\iiig antlOUIIRment ~HI, cost $1 and a merrior.an· from 9 o'cldc), un,tjl •l:fll '1n 'f~Je tee jn ehlrge · Committee membert urged all 50' cents. ~and t\00~ at t~ school. Trtn, 1 JlJ9m~mine merchant. ' and other Jorganiza. sportatl~ must tie pfovkled ~dly tions ID the ' area to participate th e students or ~helrt Ro~rent:l • obServed on the day Pleadnt~· in the parade by entering floal!l. hama ftin ~ AniND CON~IR.NCE and from the hllb sebdol. j game on Friday, Octobef 7. A monetary prize will be gtven The Fall Conference of the It was reRf)rted , t}la{ fWidw; are Aecordmg to the committee best float entered by an ollt'fuberoulos11 and Health Aasdtla· unav41lable'\to Wle b~s.es ._'tp ' tq:~'-t tio'ns Was held 10 Nelsonville rwort elementar'y p.upik tP:• iDa Senlor.i, the cl~s:s~w~hl~ch~I:•~;l~:~ organization Or dlerclWlt. beTo ·'tbe clan enterJng11 the best Thursday tor State 110d 1 couftty from the aob,O:Ql for ~bt~itJ"r.ucr sorlog tb6 affa1r, tl\c ~ . judged float will let a .trophy. ;, orQ:apizatl9ns. Local ~pie a!· tion. Bul!.es ~d been ~ed •IP,f the 1 DI,es't' gm"ta" , , CaDdtdatea.for thett.itle of Home tendin:& the conference ?Vere Ri· past fe:w yean. , ,. •? cornj.Jti' queen arc ,Jmlce Duncan t::hard Chambers, pr-esident of the Breen aaid .that: be; wpuUI '\eal!h W. of Cltfton and Ruth Roush of Un· Meit•~ Couatf Associ.tion; · )d:r,: all J)Uplls learl)ilit ·to pl~1i: ,reed ~ion. Botb are merabers of tho Wallace Bradfotd, ea:AC!Jt.ive seb- instruments on Moodaya, tlltOns ~D8 OJ COre Senior Class. In additton each retery; Mrs M. D: Httrtinger ind en Tuf!ldaya, trom~nes On Wedclaa1 wm nominate two girl& to Mr,a. Dwl8'bt WallaCe, Board ,mem· ucsdays, Clruma on Tbui-sdays run for, the quee'i!'s court One 1 ~etf. , ' , Jt, 1 and fl~tc..._ ,fJ!I Fridays. -'!· ~ from each clue will be cbOseo m w.:.\s:Alr,GTON UP-SeD., FrJuk a special eleetion. ' Cat1&on (R-Kan.) today ~ aocuJed The dance wiU .rouow the ball sen• .M!Mth,!aw M. N~ly CD·W. va) game and will be' held m the • • J ' of ~ali:ljlc. :a "mOst unfair and u'n· gymnasium. WIU'~pllllt· attaJ:k" on Prealdeat Aayone wishing to enter thf! E.isentllawer about the administ\·a· parade ~~ ¥ked to contact any ttont.i ~ty · program 1 ~· ~~~·,~ of ltbe parade comm1ttee golnm""Jo~ 'o:a'!"i C&filfOII' reretred to Neely's a~ ia ~omposed o( Bill Patsous cu~·· that Prezudt>nt ~ear B.~e:..ltJe._:J..:.••:ces .::_c•;:.n;:.d_,pl..:.•c.:Y_II ..:.•:.:n..:.e,y:.·_ __ G_ra_,n,_d•_Co_ll•_k_•_.,.-:-;:-- - - - 'P'-•-''-'•-uJ_a_r_, lr_ C _ ol .;:.:.om..:.b :.:ic:••:..c•c:•:.:ri:..et:..Ieo=.. . bOW'E!l'? and other Repu6Uean1, • · ., s !~~J~1~~~\~~~~ pr:~ , :A of 111 bQYS and gtrl.S 1n Swidliy !khools o! two Middleport C,hurches Sunday, Sept~ 25, were advanced "l.n ipecial Promo hon and Rally Day prtugrams. TltJ two ehurche§ oon4uctmg tbc promotion exe.relsea were, Tarat B•pbst Church and tbe Middleport Ch\U'Cb of, ,C~. . Russell •Wilaon, superintendent c.! the Bible Scbbol at' the t:burch &( Chn~t. waa iD @IJ1e hf 'the Promotion Day pi'osr~mi at 1the Church Sundat at' · the Btble SChoOl bour Mrs. George lletnbart prqrhoted !he followina ~ll!l and bOys from the Pnm~rt Department to the Girls Jumor Boys ·apd Junior classes: q.rol SCott, Jerry Mot· ley,•JudJr llbrUn, .{udy WUder muth, MarUyn S1f'an, Nita Brad· ford, Carolrn Nicholmn, Marlene Susi~ Neutlltog, Johnny Gtor1e Hortman, ·1M'elvin . 0. UP- Produce; David l,h~mas a_nd Bobunehanted; ' large wh1te 50-12; D10\0n 1 mediums 48-S1; 30·3!. A& PAnnounces TwoToFourCent Hike For Coffee Promotion Day Program 111 Middleport Churches H,eldSundaySe~llllloy,s and.Girls Advanced l{tat heater onphere. .- CJ..,...HC!oM School Plans . Gal~ ~~~~~g ProgrfJID St~ie Nam~ Athens Lake' }l)liJuiior Of All the car bad trneled at a rate of appro:a:1mately 35 male& per hour bdare it eollided headon with the huge tree. He Jatd that the chit· dren 10 order •o 1t£rt tl'le ear would have had to shiftJ.be 1953 Dyna·Flow Bu1elc: mto el er part or dr'lVe, turrl., the ignition key to start and then press the acceleration pedal to start tbe motor. It was pomted. out tha ~ lnvestigahon revealed that th~ aecelerahoo'> pedal was wedged Ugbtiy q;ailut1 the floor. Pomero-y APPihi:Dee Store. · dl ,. ·For Ike All3JCk , 1 - coLu:MBUS, o. .UP-A • state lJ.w, ' effootjve Friday, ' boost f • for eutomoblle eerti• inc.l,uded in Theb Smitb' I1 Youag, Mrs. ' Glbl)s. Mrs. Hank ' Hea!lq11arter, f8turday for tbe , -Boos!et ,(lrpnhation w!U be Ule: VII'' l .- •s.... - Clllaa .. ....,. ... - . A parade b:r the Pomeroy H1gh Scbool Baad through the bus1· nes& diJlrict at 9 A M on Satur· day, October 1, will herald the I beglDIU.n,C of ~d Thg Day , 1L was ann.oWlced today by Mrs.' Willtam K,-nedy, prestdent of the Pomer.oy Band Boosters orgntzatiOD. The money colleetcd Will be used for a ~rmanent fund for more ,band uuiform.s maJorette co&tu.mes and band mstruments To- work the- tiusmen diStrict; tho followip& bav.e' been chosen •ifn BiU ...St.rtuss, Mrs Wayne 1 Swisher, Mn. Jed Webster Jr , Mrs Ru..ss,ll Brown, Mra W A. If. ' ~;~::·1 ' '- . ... i ......... ........ .............. ...,. . '"b,rl~l>t bordei prints anti tinte-designed for eaay~ { areat grandchUdren of M~ Hannah Thompson of the VerDon Thabela EnterltJin '~ orr&J'ldiea ••• all washai)Je, all _ wonderful, aU by famed aloe. Here a~ Vale and ColumbWI, and Mrs · ;md take them w;th her , • .ochool foe two other older children. Sheriff Chaf~es Russell, 10 his report of the acc1dent &aJd tbat 'Grmid.Secretary Of Od~ Fellows Salisbury PTA NameS DeIega t eS with tho To Meigs C.ouncil 1 -;::;::r::-:: -==:::::-, Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, Mro. Roy .......... The children WtTc identified as It was wh1!c Mrs Moore was in Paula Jean , aa:ed 4 and John We' the house that she heard ill craan. ley aged 15 mooth.!i , child ren Gf The dtstraugh t mother said that she had set the emergency bnke on tbe car and turn ed off the Mn. Cbarle1 Strauas. Mra. Samuel L. Luttor, Smith, Mn Robert Hoover, Mrs William Radford and Mrs. 'George Brothers were selected as dele Jatea to the c:ounty eounell PTA when the Salisbury PTA met TI.Je9day evening at the school The meeting in charR:e etf th~ president, Mrs tlulh · BearDs. Dp: ened wilh the PTA prayer and tbe 1110n1 "Arilerica". Durma the bU.Iinen setalon plans were made for a Hllloween party on October 28 and Robert Hoover, Avery Goeglein, Joe Johnson, Roy Smith, Herbert Dixon and RaymQnd W~ley were named as the eo.m· miitee in charee. The attendance banner was awar~ed to the seventh and ela:htb a:radea talla:ht by Robert Bowea Rafredlments were served at t..be conclusion of the meeting by the tJ,wpltallty committee with Mrs Donald Ball(ly as ehamnan. d.udy .,.., IOintwhet with showers llbly. Child Of Four Suffers Fracture Of Right Leg In Freak Accident :rol•edo were weekend of their parents, Mr. and Willla~ Kennedy and Mr. l!elji'Y Kom of ll!arlon, wu the clwiii'- ren Two amall ebiJdren. aged 4 yean and 15 m.ootbs, zre m Me1gs General HOJpltal today. one suf· ferlng a fractured n&ht leg and the otber JerJOUII)' hurt about tile face and head •• a result of tbe eollialon late yesterda y of a ruaaway car with a tree Jt Syn. Mlssea Ida Mae and Nancy of Pt. Fleaaant, W. were visiton lo Pomeroy, Satur· day. Mra. Clara Paulsen, Hemlock Grove, wa1 a bueinesa visitor in f-"!>.'!'eroy, Satllrday. Mr. and Mn. R B. Wllklna La neuter, .,nved Sunday for a visit -with her mother, Mra. Ad· die Grue1er. Cont~r-'le MU aM Mf as CMI, C...... ef • few ......... notth • ....., .... tonltht. Hlflo ,...., 70 to 76 north ..... ..... 76 .. 12 lilt tovthwest. a.... tont.ht S7 .. 62' northeatt, M to 6S NUfh •nell !Htt. wN.....-r rtthtr ' ST. JOHNS, Mlcb.-2EvereD 'Gla· ller, chief of poUce, hu a foob proof Q"Stem for keeping blrdl from raiding bis cherry trea. Glazier bangs an uncorked emp.. ty jUg from a braoeb of eiclt tree. Tbe wind creates a wbla~ l!nc aound whJeb scares tbe birds away. money! Tri- Lustre CleonP.rs ,. . De.,oted .'J'fJ''J'Iae "l•ter.,t• Of Ca11122 Robinson's Laundry ' ' : ana. Mr. and Mn. CWford For Every OM • lill.er·iD·law, Rev. and ~·~ Guth Uetd in Jackson Wednetday aftd atteftded the Apple Fee- LeaUe Kunze l Uval. They alao visited Jlr. and tin. Otcar Ervin and farrUJy . Evtrett' Thomas, who l'B& in· f-.. .,, G!mi~Jg jured at bia en\p)oyment at the river dock of tbe Peacoek Coal Ch'-...,1 Ch • ,. ' ' Roland Morris from~ tbe .J'UD.lar Boys. , " .Mils Mildred Hawley \ttofi\Oted the&~ young people ftom Jhe Jua· lor;- High IJ'OUP to the LOyal Sons and J?aug,htet.$ clas' taught by ~- George CliilcJ,: Gene ~bbott, J&qi~e Asbury, ,To~CJark, Ed· ward Crooks, Jaif . Hili.,P. ,Jane Hoyt, Carol HudBbd, )I,U k t:Kelly, Sonny Knapp, JU)ea;,Loba~, .O.r· roll Manley. Da\lt Hill~, Dixte Pierce, Janet Jf sto~. POlly Thomas, Carla W~Oo, qrau Capteina, Did: Hart{i; , SOn!• Hmadric(ls, 'HarClld W~\ :, Promotion Sundai jaad Bally Day were combined. SUD~ rpornlng, Sept. 25, at tbe'"'r lraf Baptl&t Church with Ediso" BHer, sU· permtendent Df r t~ Cblll'Ch School, and 01¥Jt ;r., , in charge ilf t Prqmotion g1v.en out by Sammy Hood, Raymond Hindy, Paul Haynes, Linda Hurley, Judy Roush, Pnmary, 1 & 2. Mrs. Frances Bearh.s· Mtcluoel Bratton. John Hood, Nita Kiy Hall, Dianne Van CoOney, Linda Kauf(, Mari· lyn StuMbo, Larry Gladwell; Pt;~· macy, 3, Mrs Charles Bennett: David Rice, Dean and Jack Hutley, 1'ommy Lyons, J.ack Sitterfteld, Kim Neal, JoAnn MourniDJ, Lynn Damels, Doris MeHaffi ~. Darrell Stumbo. M'rs Richard Oweo, Mrs Mdton Hood, Jumor.s, lst year· Janet Baker, Carolyn Gtlkey, BtU Hayes, Glenda Eccle~~, Benn)' Wtlso'l, James FuiQ:, R1cbard and Bobby WUson , Mrs. David Dant Jr, Juniors, 2nd & 3rd· Beverly Per· nn, Texanna White, Kathryn Gil· key, R'ly Nelson, Nicky Walburn, Ferrell Schuler; M1ss Jeanne C)ark, Willing Wort..er.a ClaS6: ltaymond Kioes, Bobb1e Van Coetn· eJ, Dons Rtce, Sw;an Pullen.;:, Betty Lou lhlnmre, Dora McGhee, Reid Koemg, .JamB! Gary Dunham, Clyde and Ttlv- Hi&~h.;J~~~ ;~h~:· Vonda See, Bob lor; Jumor Mal'tba 4 �---- --- Th Daily Sentinel o• n11 ·· - - . .biW.ed ered u ~ond class mat ter \ the p at f c• Pomeroy. 0 o. l tlORil .-e. Bott an • Farnltu,. .... It PM . '. '. ' ' f ~ ... 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