https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/58547ca5da7254ef5da1eb1b9655a760.pdf 7386f2f350bc8ecca9ce149a59d579fa PDF Text Text • ~• " --- ·-· ..... The l>Qlly Sentinel. Syracuse Society SET END OF FRENCH U.N. WALKOUT CLASS HOLDS MElTING and famllr spent Sunday The SlQllbiDe kaken Clu 1 ol relallves at Nellonville November 2,9; .1 Around Ohio with ~~ Pr~i~ibyttU-'"iin Churr: b b~ Ld iti Mr. i iid Mn . CW.r lei Hy~t~H No•ember meetm& .at the bome of and Mra. lbe Cowte spent Wed· Nn Bather Blrden Friday eve- neaday with lllr. and lin. Robert omj Hysell and flmUy, Middleport. The- meetinJ; wu qlled t.p or· ~5 . Al11et While apeBI the der by the pre:;ldent, Mrs. Hardeo weekend at Huntintton Yisitln.g b7 the clus s1ogmg " Faltb Of Mr. and Mra. Millard Duetworth our Fatbe.ra". Devotions were aQ;d atteru:led tbe funeral of Mrs. read br Mn. Naomi London fr om Daisy Slmmona Fo:r: at the Chapthe lOOtb Psalm and an articl e man Funeral Home. ''Time for Gratitude" taken from ~r, Darrell Hartwis and chil· the Pomero)' School paper "The dren, Roddy and Sharon of Dun Panthers Roar'', followed by a lap, lowa, are a:ue.st& of her parprayer for "Our Natton" and Lh e eaU, Mr. and Mra. D~na HYteU . M'r. and ·Mrs. Arcb1e Lee of Lord'a Prayer m un1son. Roll call was the word "Thanks" ReporU C~arle~ton spent the weekend were given by Mrs. VItilinia Gutn wtth Mr and Mrs A. 0 . Lee. ther and Mn Agnes White The Mrs. E. S Mills baa returned clut election dsy dinner nett ed ~ home lfter visiting re!atives ln profit of M7 30 Bible study was New Brighton, Pa by Ma. Mary Lisle oo "Thanks JlvlDJ" ill the absence of :Mn Iteat.r1e Blake who was ill TravelliDI ba.sbet was awarded to Kfll. Doris Wbltlatch Entertain· meot wa.s In cbarge ot Mrs Dor()tby Harden. The class Chnstmas dinner wdl be held at the church annex Dec. 14. A new electric mJxer was purRefresbment.a were served by ehii.Oed for tho, •<i!tl!ll kltehen tbe hostesa to Mrs. Margaret Cot. wben th~ SaHibul"y PTA met lut trill , Helen Diddle. Gerlrude Duf· week at lhe school. fy, Vlrg1ma Gutnther, Dorothy . Hugh Bearhs presided over Hardeo, Helen Harr1s, Alberta theMr11 meeting lnd plan$ were made Hubbard, Mary Lisle, Naomi Lon- for a Chriatmaa tre111t for the don, Rachel McBride, Genevieve school children. Mrs. Donald Bail· Schneider, Allah Teaford, Agnes ey, Mrs . George Brother& and Mra While, Doria Whltlatcbe and two Roy Smith were named as lbe euests Jimmy Hardeo and Bob committee. The attendance banner Hardeo Sr. was awarded to the seventh and eighth grada taught by Robert Bo~en. MRS. GRIMM HO~TESS Followlne the busln~s session I The Loyal Helpers Class of tbe Dr. John Moore gave an lntereatM:ethodtst Church met at the home tne talk on India. of Mrs Christina Grtmm Retruhmenta of sandwlchu, Th:! meeting was opened by the cookies and coffee were served by presidont, Mu: Grimm, with the Mn. Wyett and Mrs. ShWnat at repeatmg of the 23rd Psalm In umson. The devotioOA were led by the close of the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Etcbmger. Bible questions were a..ked by Mrs. Nora Houdasbelt and Mrs . Marearet EJchlncer The secretary'! report was read by Mrs Fred!l Dufty and treasurer's report was road by .Mra. Ma11Jaret Eicblnaer. It was decided to have the annual Christmas party Dec. 12th he a hamburg CLEVELAND. 0. at n Wave Holds Grip On Ohio • •.• l«l1 ....... By Snow Report~ Jn North Pll•n ••r• tile stale, ~ut heavier In At advertlJ;ed, the cold wave the notthern ·. apd. eutern eounIts grip on Ohio alld t~e ties. Th~J• o;ountlea had one to &IJdWeat today · and t.wasn't expee· two . ln~et ~f snow on t,be ~lt tod 'to let gp until the. weeke~ grout}!):, With only traces on the ;; ~ · at tti'e earUest. Bllt 1 warming groun_d elsew"er.e. ' , fn{td was npeeted to begin This ,mcrninJfl lowest mini ) ,~>;-· 'i'b¥f!tlday. , ' Tbe wannut spot . h:a the state nu.HtJ- w,.s .. l4 at I)ayton. other Tui;aday wao Tol<d• wltb 30 · de· &N!tioos tu.d a . Jow of ncar 20 ~ greea. other eltl~ had hith de&t~ee,s. · QDl:y slow . moderation in terri· rqdinga of 22 to 2?. Snow flur~ies were abundant pt'rqtbre' o,yu &XJM!(ted today and Tburs.day. Snow fl\lrrles wiU eootlriue through Thursday, .at leas~, bi t,b.c Lake Edc art>ll . PRESiDENT ADDRESSES EbUCAT~RS :ri\'9 Lake County I'K'hools Were closed tOday d\le to poor tr•v4!11 eoaditiona. Mentor, WilloughbY, Eutiake, PainNville Townahip, Wic~liffe . and iuruand sobools clo1¢,' ,.ving 16',000 students a bollday. Cand 0 Railroad· Will Call Back 536 Men To Work -... ~ 1.ne . TEEN-AGE GIRLS nto Control Fallure Believed Cause Of Accident At Alaskan Air Base FJELSON AIR FORe!: BASE. dly that u many u 1:f penona were klJJed io ID f'ftbt family aputment whtfb w.U aheed by a A t.enified young woman, Pam~ ela Harris, 21, fiobbed u 1he de.; Ten bodies had beeu t;~bn trOm .ieri~d the forte of the plane'a !he ic~oated, charred rums of impact "I saw onP woman wltb her the dwelhng occupied b)' the ai'D'I torn of!," H"us Harris, daqgb. ramUies of eJght f'nlilted airmen but ttarchets beUn-ed. roort were ter of an enlisted couple uld. "[t was boJTible." in ,.., rubble. The ooJ7 lden1ifif!d vtdim <lf "The death toll could go a high :u: l:S,'' if•Jor John Op-, public lllc traeedy wu the pilot oC the infOJIVitiOD Oftit'er £or EieliUil jet plane, Lt . Alfred F Pouna~ AFB, Aluka'.s only Straiegie Air 28, of Montieello, !fits His' ~ was recovered. , Americs and our ~t>clcty general· ly will f£>el the otrect There are other membe-rs of the that Nallonal Grange who fuel more local or regwnal problems should be taken care of on aiilioicailiiihieiidioinie.i iiiiiijiiii iiiiifiji~~ii~i~~~~~~~~~~~ E~ witrte:ues nfa"C i - Ruling Statfs Jackson Sheriff To Be Replaced Sheriff David L, Trago 1f the Jackson County Commissionen de clare a va~aocy by reason of t>l'!i I TraJO'!i .ab8tnce ,from t:•e eoanty Cor 80 days, Atty. Gen C. William O'Neill ruled todiy: lllilnlm,u.m wage lndustry has their tarif£1. Agriculture ~hoihd. have sbp1e ~ort of aid. The only 'tb;ng, they say, the present program lHt.s no! been effect1ve Something diUcrcnt will have to criUtal condition. era~blng FM Tbunderjet. COLUMBUS, 0. JJP~A. ......_ P"•t d1srupt this social aspect of Command baR, uid. Sis of the sevtm per.600.& tnjprecf in Tuftday:s tracedy were in Alub UP-Autborffies feared to sor c.an levaU.y be apPo.i;D.ted for UP-The fry wu b~!ld by Mrs. Nora Houdt\· Choe11apeake & Ohio Railway will shelt, Mrs. Doris l''riend, Mrs. hire or call back 1538 men TbW'B~ Marsatct Eichinger, Mrs f'rei:la day whtln Its yard brakerpen go on Dutry and Mrs Grimm . a ftve-day work week, the rallrflad said Monday Sallh Friend return ed to his The C. & 0 's policy change will llome in Pittsburgh arter visiting: mean employment for 75 m.ore hia brother, Holly and family. men on ils Huntmeton, W. Va., dl · ·Mr. and Mu Ralph Swearingen vlslon and 77 mor e on lhe A.!ihof Cleveland have returned home land· Rwli ell , Ky., d1vhiol1. after vlalllnll bta mother, Mr11 The n1llroad Uld It will recsll M~rg.uet Swearingen men pr evlou ,~; y cut of£ before hir· Mr and Mr11 Ha rold Fr01n k, ~ nn ·- - - Robert, ot Nehonvllh'! , Mr. anti mg nrw_"_"_":_ Mrs. Gerald Frank, son, Jerry 11f ORGANIZI CLUI Wellston 11pent Sunday wllh Mr A Jt;oup of youn1 women or· and Mrs Holly Friend and Mary. gnnJzed tho Fortnito Club Mon· Mrs. William Eichlngl'r 11nd day when they met at the hbmc d~~l!ber, Mary Jane. and Mrs of MrY. John Fultz. Officers are: WtH.r..m Houdashelt spent Satur- PIWidcnt, Mr1.~ Jillck BPcbner; d_,.. in Gfllllpolia on bu&inc.!!ll. vieo-prcs., Mrs. Robert Tewks· Mr. apd Mrs John Bowen 11nd bary; aecretary1 Mrs. Richard xr,.. Ellen Bacr have rclurncd O'Ven. trca!urer, , Mrs. William home afte: varationtng in FloridA Wltll:t!t'tl; flower et~mritltlee· treU· ·Bill Jtyrell of Columbus spent urcr. Mrll. Raymond Klou. the weekend with hla parents, Mr. Plane. were made. lqr , .. dinner and Mr&. Charlcsc Hysell, meeting to he held at the Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Eichinger tin Rcetaurant In December. • . ON GUAJD Electric Mixer Purchased By Salisbury PTA Aner the ml!etmg \ plane, whieh had JU:t{ " ~ from Eie!Jon, AFB, '" )DV«r:· headqUarters s tli'j housing projfd. hke a gtant boW"I~' ine b.lll Jt ripped the apartmen•, building frt>m one end to the othtr before explodina: and burJtldg into flames Tbe ploae. alter cuttiqlrthhiWi' tbe enliJ1ed men's qaarten. ~ peel oaly four lach.. aa o!· fieer•• dwelling at~ thoqh eoD.Ieious of raok. "The plane -ttme ove-r very low, ri&ht over th.& headq•artRn bt.dld~ ing where I was workln&" one enllsted man said. ,"W't kae1if il wa8 in trouble. You could" tell by the war it sounded." "We saw- a big pulf of s~oke and flame. Thea tbe 'Nb.o1e Ileal\· quanon buildilJ.I ahook. (oUOw!ag ba~te a~ ~ from a tremendous explosion: ttaniN el! •moke poaied Out Qf"tlie wiadoon ol tbt bollldlnb. .... ~ ~li PIIII~T IIIINHC!WII II ohoim •ot Gottysbu't (Pa.) Unlvonl!f, adunoe l'llmlna ot bl1 a~fo.. ln connection with tht cOlCIU "-~ch1D.I ot .thl '\V.~t· Ho~ qou~~~,e,nct ~a tducatlon. dyrtftl the .. '" ··~· .. . . ' ..............,.,::....,.:...-.,--·~ · . ~ ) 1.~ . • " S.CIENT,I$T , ,!i. . • . ' ' ;t-... ~·· '"··)' )!.;;.. • ELB RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Middleport ,....,,.,.~~~M ELDS M!lr tAIJIICll FmnmsoM lo·croetes ht yovr .... fMMthNIIJO WHY NOT LAY-AWAY of tolfiMf ........, TY.-......Ye~~hMr .................... ,... ol lito "~· •IMI ~- A Heavy, Sturdy .............. Steel · COASTER WAGO~. FOR HIS CHRISTMAS ... '' Only1.00down Before Pay Balance Dec 20th Rock Springs Grange Plans Yuie ·P,arty • ·RADIO IMPERIAL Yes, Ita A convertible $18.95 : Jlody fU~ x 17\i x 10" deplh f"l-1 Whee!IJO" double dltle >'l'UIEIIlO" x run 1.7." Seml-pneumalle blu~ dde wall IIEAJUNG8 Wellmel Congo Bearing• (Never Need Oil) RADIO F~ER WAGONS $8 •95 ' IIAIIIill!l C - Llhthno. - c-. lOtti"" .... Uocondlll..,tlly ....,........, ,., TM Lilli. OllvttY Wttotl. . AADIO SUPER . WAGONS ""*•• ... .,...,_.,,, .......1, ..,.,•• .•. . . ·~~~.~~··· ' I • Mason, W. Va.; Mrs. Rodney Sayre. Middleport and )fn. C. Marvin Latlicr, Soutli!iid~ 1 rW, Vi. Admltto~ Tu..day• Sl<llo ' L. Searls, Middleport; Elmer E. Plymale, GaJlipoli.s Ferry, W. Va.; Dale- W.. JJIII, Rachle and tMhi. Frank Ueodrlclcson. MnOn. Blrlhi: A ifa.ue~bter born- 8:45 it m. today to Mr. and MrS. Fnnk Hendrtcbon. IODY W • IJW' o 4UI. Wll"lt 10" a t.7111oml ,__._ ·HOTI• l.lllllt- At Regular MeetingilrursiJay Night .. HOLlEII HOSPiTAL Adm~~~ - Monday: .ft. ~G .• lldl, . . . . $5.'79" lo Ito II• It~ UD~OTOTWAG0NS . . .. . . . 1.89e.ch ·-&~-;u,. , '~·~.·~ I.a:.i liHt_,, ,,..H..I tftd ~ Ef\IIRGINCY "UN AH.re Stewart, West- C$lumbia~ . W. ·Va .. wfs taken to ttie ~eiCJl Gencr'al llotlpital by the Pomerqy~ · · Emergency $quad Tuesday nirtit, sufferins from au appa~~ ~~i· . ., ., �.. ' :-. ·----... ' Wednesday, November 30,- 195$~ Ot'ilo ~- The Daily Sentinel The Doilv Sentinel -·-· \ Rlchal'll S. o- · · • • • • . Lelda@t:OD Ave., N... York Cttt. -r• .._,.' '"- ....'l every ail:er11ooa u.I"u, N• y • ruuuau.... l -- s...t1pel. 1p, at 11,0 • Jlechaoic WSAZ~TV • . WCHS-TV ll!lbsel1p~oo1ata' DeU'Wf ~· o.,frler wl~Jri'lYaUable 18 .eollll 8t., ~'!"'!i'· 0. Buito~ oUloe . per ,.eek; ••• tear . 1~ aolnMe pbo'Oe !86. editorial oUlce pboae at The DaUy SeDtlnel oltlee, - ." .' "'~ $15.8Q; aix ~oatbs, f'J' .80; three m. mootM, $3.~ B7 l~oto.. rputt 1 ·, "Ei.teA! " ,,..nd ol~• mal - wbere nallabl!: Ppj_~ ~. ' lill.·ilatt·er •t the post offiee at :sy·mau: Oii.! y~ar !II; 11\,iiYJ,t~ f?meroy. OhJo. · ', M.o!S: \N't.f !'Qloll. .:'.-.:PI oae Natilu&l aavertlslng rt!pfl.o&eft· U.ttve. Bottinfllll-Klmbll.ll, Jnc .. 343 ~- __ .. mPDth. $1. .., "l~opo\er>,f.;niiU<t: a · ~ ~· . fig school tponMr • Junior-HighSc:hool Coffee Time 10:00 D~ Dong School -r1f~' ·" ~olninent:lty ··~ - On Czechnslovakta --~ ~\ ·"·' ·.,., • ""· !.£'. Coach . ·- ':: ' .• , 'f . ~r, ',!: ·.· . ' ·-··, , '/ '· ~ ,_ 4.~ O,u ~our Aceo1lmt ~~iv• to send armB to E&C:YPI Ru.~; sia or course, took advan· tage Qf the tens1 nn {letwf'en Lh~ Arab <'ounlries and Israel. "r-;Putralbt" Prim P :\1Jn is ter .Ja. wha r hal Nehru IJ{ IndJII scc mw tl) have 1h:H ~ituat!on in mind In asking Km g Saud to visit h un. ~.~ilth ·~~.:elihlh. ll'a~ W!ll the sP,on.'Of:inl or.dmzatJHti; :. Harry StUb. ( ·~ Is , -· 4n...il~ Those peno,.tS . uvln& l~"th~ areas wtlo wU1· fiol be C(J • directly by the "hdr,s dr ve ue asked to c~ntact lbr~ Milltr el New Have~. 1\o 11: - t •• til" donations on behl.lf from t,he sphe'l"9 of influence. · them~clv o~ Western ' o~\ e00~·· Weat•rn Alllea Embllrns•ed U1 s, Ajr ~ on, one or· the q~o,pt im· portant llOUrces of fuel il\ the world, ill exploile~ by the Amer· ican-owneq Anblan American Oll Company. " · Until th& field Watt "pened, Saudi Arabia'• revenues were de· rivod aJmos~ ebtlreJy'~frorn a head, tax lmpDiled on pilgrim!! to Mecca, shrine-- nf tbe ,M5tHI,em world. Now saudi Arabia ael!l some~\ing like 100 lfi.11HOO do11ars a \ ·ellr in oil rOynltle..'l from ''Aram- Nehru',s in\'ilttion to K1n~ Saud to vislt t.ftdl~ s'e't'm~do hi' a new move in his campaign. It i.~ a -move whle!h comes at 8 11mc when the United St:.tes Rnd th al11es Arl' tryJOfil to ~tr lln gt~hL•n their pns1l!on In the Middle Last The Wl'slcrn all\l'S are ~ome· what cmba -:-ra~~ed b!':ausc_ nf lhJ• dangl'rous Pal esti ne ~rtu~\l9Jl~-~· Hoth E" VIll and Snud1 Arab1a " "· 1:01 are Important tu tlwm und lh'!:' al'· 'I'he!•t'. 18 ofao the llttle-mehtloutivlty of R1~ ~.~in_ n~ d h_ullu <'an o!lly i l'rl ract lhat .thc Un,Ued. Stato.s hal arid to thc1r •lJifJt\l lll~. uno uf ita gret~lest al'l' bases at fl iJ no !il'rrt'l t'hnt _Ru ~I!IB_ ha~ !lhahran m S:audi Ara.bla. The offered a rnH tu Sau<J1 Aralll~, 11 " \ hasc can comman'd tt1e entire Mid· w~U . 1u Egy pt: u~rl-' 1hn l ~:llld ll dh• ~~ast . J?rom It, gltmt bomben Aral>!a is COIJSidPrmg the nffc~. , •II Y{jlltiD l;'illlg'e of the SoSuurl i 1\roh.b ri:Ol'S "not gl.ll ~~~~ _ar~- - -· - --=-:-' ·· Plf'iOn'~ Stu~~ BY R011E-Nol BeiaJ't .,ked a C~I~~~:!_~~~ ed Sam to By" in th~ h~"e l ~!len pJck up pn a) [ have Stuart Hart i!UO W ·~- Nlil~l ~e.w, . filllh . w~at.her • ie~i:Jf:e , Theatlle M.atinee T)\eata:e 4:00'' Date -~'itft Li11: • 4:·.uJ if"lr*t · Love' · i .:3CJ· 'Old J'lmor ~:. ~ ' -. j &:Oo Pinky Lee 5:30 liowdy Doody 0:00 Nimrod & Angler 6:15 TOmmy Harmon's Work· 'q,_ .a:oll. ... ~ s:oo T,;,, - PaYOff~ & Maty Ford Death Valley Days Dinah Shore News Caravan Yo~J ~ou~ Life ·o .... •' H:Mi Weatherman 7:00 7:15 7:30 B:OO Tea Room Doug Edwards, 'r{e:w~ Sgt Preston of Yukon Bob Cummings Show 8:..10 Cllmax. 0:30 Four Slar - ~~ (!\:') · ~; · 8':· p'~lrno(·,- •• · ~ Play~ouse- .. 10:00 Stories of the. Century ·' Ford Tti~tt-Pe" Video Theatre ----- - --------· Thif. Brighter Da7 4:1 5 Se&et StonQ 4:30 On Your Account ~:00 Gene Autry.Roy 'RogerS. 6:00 Lucky 8 Ranch 6:30 Your Esso Reporter ~~ S.,t.IW:lL.._on - Spotta 1 Le:~ ..Paul 10:30 my ·:new 8'30 Stop ~he: MOI!i< 9:00 Q:3J) IP,OO 10:30 11:00 11 :05 11' 10 11:15 11:4;$ 8:00. Sign On t::S:oo . Mnraing Sfiow 7'011 Todol Q:qo Col(~e Captain Kangaroo c ·arr)' Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Voliant Lady Love or Life &earch for Tomorrow the Guiding Li~ht J<lalia's Kltchen Welcome T'ravc~er:J 2: ofi Robert Q. Lew!s 2c30 . Jioust'party :r:oo Tho Big Payoff 3:30, B9b CroSby Sbqw. 4:00 · Tlte Brighter Day 4:13 SeCreJ Sto:un . 4:30 ·On· Your Acc~.unt · 5:00 Gene AUtry-Roy Rogers U:OO 10:00 10.80 11:30 12;00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 I;3Q • -. Tl1Jle . 10:00 D£hg Dong School , lQ:~~ .Tt.·fl).e_ ~DOW)~ed 11: . HP.me . , 12:00 Tenpe!lfee Ernie l-2:30 F¥0ier Your :Nest ,,00 1:30 2:00 uo SWet·ney . ' 6:00 ~,:W , I• 6:~ 6,511 '. ' ' 900 Ill! . saa- Loavn Jane Parker BAKER BREAD $299.00 Given To Fil'lt 300 Customel'l Each Day ••• FOR Thul'l. Fri. Sot. Dg!fn .\lf~ ~,or, New Furniture City lj~l~)~'l I Led 3 'L!veo .. ....-~~~- J .. ' . ,~.!)., .- . ... . l - .·' .. FREE ••• Valuable Prizes -• - BAKER · · N:eWs We)lther Sw>.rto Follo-c That Qan , Sill)> Off ,;, .. ROOMS OF., \ •. '. • &i F"'RNJt~RE :.: Corner Ia Mldd,Jeport I' 1<1 BAKER < J. Nothing To lkiY ••• Just Come In and lttgi1ter ' . Thfte Prihl Ghren Thi• Wield • Sampson Card Table Given Set. • 3 Bathroom Scales 1 GiYen Thun. Fri. ond Sot. • Co;y .Hecrtrolla- GWen Sot Pri.n• . Ghren Next WHk •Tpc. Toy Trailer Set Given Sot. 4 pe, Til)' ROad Builder Set GiYen Fri. •: P~~ Walkin.g Doll GiYen Sot. •Roman Elec. ShoYer Ginn Sat. On The llrldtlelt · · FURNJTUII.E ·1!'1 I .- Mo p·u~eiSpJ!--. 6.00 0:30 6:35 0:40 Abbqtl & Ci>&tell.o s:no Mfrlior ~ SAVE ON FUEL With EASY TO INSTALL _ ' . ~ '"" ' News Weather DUO-DOR . Sports ;7:HJ~ ~~~~t.'J:!,t~i l Jobn Daly .. . DUO·MATIC . 7:80 R-ln Tin Tin 8:00 Oq:ie & Harril)t 8:30 CrossrOads 9:00 Dollar a Second .9:30. The Vise 10.\>0 Ethel and Albert 8. ~anet~:.~~ , -l\)l~er ,'.) ; · -. on Sporta '<•,~)i '. ) 3:44, 3:-15 l . ' Shop our complete selection of building supplies and equipment ot thrifty prices. - _. ·-;,::fhe Grand Prize . ),. ·, ... ZENITH 4;0~ s:oo 6:00 Ne.wa • 6:05 . Sports q~ F,tatijr'l. . 7:'llQ Ozark Jubilee 9:QO Lawrenc~ 'felk !0:00 J-ive 1\i(!iUI•J 11:00 Saturd-.y ., News Cioem.~ P1~ HOGG and ZUSPAN MATERIALS, INCORPORATED ... Ia The Heut Of 1\JUO!l 12' 15 Sial; Qft FREE! r.!QijDA'! a:~ !11.,._ Qn, · ~\~; ~~Wl' a:a5 Wea~her '· TABLE ffi1 .• •',. ,.'J FREE' ·. : ,, . '. ' 7:30 · 8;\)0 8:3t) Q;il\1 IZES ·- . PRIZE DRAWING Saturdoy, Dec. 10 . .'• ' • 9;3(\ 10!00 A. C. D. C: BATTERY Pu1h Button Controls$ WaYe Bond• ' ' DIAMOND: . $250.00 DIAMO_N·D '· PORTABLE RADIO $9.50 ssoo.oe 4:CJQ gjftcelJid 5:~ !fok\>f,. "OU(IO 7,00 7,15 I ' \\;c~~~ -~ ¥in.u!o NeWs~-:-'. FRII)AY e,so Sil[n on 6()r- H1!4LSI Cll'tolu Allontvhtl PIOTfCTII CoAtcl!im 51UtoJinl SOFT!!N$1 C011tofn1 !Malll.11hl PIOHTS 1NffCTIONI Contains Hu,chlw.p... nel I '' • Slse Star Time 3ila -stap.On 3:30 B~ Crosby Show <1:00 -. $1.00 ·Wind and Weather Lotion · - ;r ,juJ: ' Sports ~ Rerular 100% Self.Service Meat Department! Hundredt ·Of New Low Prices! Larg•r Sel~ctions •• Easier, Faster Shopping! .. . .. ' Early Shoppers' Bonus! 6:\)0 B)s~QQ S)l..~ 8:00 Mornin~ Sbow 9:00 Captain Kan.a:aroo 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 Strike it Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:15 Love of Life 12:30 Search for 'f~~w · 12·45 The Gui!fjfi ~l&lrt. 1:UO Katie's 1l0~en;. - _ . 1:30 We~ce 'J,'r.~vfiers 2:00 Ro LC\f~ 2:30 ItO" ' ~rty float.M on a aes of oil. ,1 That \ ' ll:(XI 8:00 Sign On the "'dtlws much but Ill frlendl:hip me11nJJ a lot to the United stite11. Involved ~jsy iji. ,f'Sthrp:s aim !P .. J.{lnJ ~a'iHl's kjngdom, a vast rorm a so lid ·blpQ. oJ Mric ~ an<l. &t'ridtfi !of desert son.d 1 practl~allr · · '· Asill n countrit•~; which wlll dotach _\0'09 7'1. . / New Tussy 9,30 Break Tbft .pl!J.1i: ' 1-t:QQ LI!IIIW ·fti UQ .ilG~ R'!"~~~ 9:oo M•o'l""•de}1""'J. 11:18 !lilorl ol ~· """"~ 5. Rancb . · -. -• 111:45 ~IJII orr :' .13:,30 . '~V'oUr ~o Repo,ter . '~j· BP9~I~h) 'l\1 SoOTt• - T .. 6:55 WNtflietnlpn · . . TH01iSDAYc · '. 7'90 . :Pii.tfi eage· 7" 15' DOug ' Edwfl.rds, News . 3:!58 Sign On P.lay· fa'6''· Tbel Range Rider 4:00 Dabeelan4 8:00 Arthur Godfrey &. Friend~ 5:00 Mi~key !ilO\ISe ~·l~er Knowjj. Be6t 9:00 The 1\Iilllonaire 6:00 Annie OaX.iey Theio!re 9:30 I've Got A Sr.er:ct 6:30 New& · YOt:if·t Ufe 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour 6:35 Weather DaQlon Runyon The.atre 11:00 Up-to-the Minu te News 8:40 Sports l!oa\lJJnes 11 :05 Late Show 6:~ Hurrica,p. ExpreJ' LcllJ&b Acres 7:00 Itu~l~, !'.rill & Ojll~ 7:15 letip Daly : THURSDAY 7:30 ~one Raqer · THUJlS;:)AY , ;·; weather. 6,40 Sporls 1 6:45 Hurritan IJ,prul 7,00 Kuk1a lraD &: OlHe 1,13 John Daly 7::10 D~eyland • 6 :00, townso ~~~:~~~"JZ!~t:'t~ New ~ . · ""'.' sell the ta;ll,'lii' t~••• · t•'"'ll· ~­ siden.t ol the: w_..m~ ~~~· 8:3~ ,.,try ~·ee- , 6,00 or~~·~ '. ,, 6\30 NeW,$ 5!00 >.Gefi'a;AG!ry,ltoy Rogers ' (' ~. urday, with BY CHARLES M. ~ANN UnltHI P(•ss St•ff (orr•aponden~ The vi.o;\t of King Saud of Saud1 Arab ia to India may prove to be <Jn lmpnrtant development in the Middle Ea~lcrn s ituatio~ . . Sotft~ia th.I'USI 1tsel~ 1nl~ the picture when 1t nrran~ed fo1 ~a tcllite .. f•ll, that the The News its · ~.r~. ..Paradt! :~t; ROmances OJJ. ~ _-:-~ - ·~: Jl.1:~ ' s ., " 10:30 Arthur Godfrey li :30 Strike' It Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady 12 : 1~ Love of Lite 12:30 Se8J,'_~b for Tomorrow ~2:45 The Guiding Light 1:00 lhtie's Kitchen 1:30 Welc.Qmc Traveler.! 2:00 ati.~rt Ql r..e~is 2:3Q Ho%_cparty 3:00 The Big Payort 3~0 Bpt> €ros~~" Sllow 4:00 -. Ttifnrtght~r P•>. 4·15 S-etrt:t, Stort:n . NEW YOIUI: UP-<:oi~IW~ UDl· Vft'Jlt)' wut 'rea.ew 1t1' football rf. Deli ieuo1 1ritb tb!l Unl· veraltT ot. Pemuylvaala. The Quaker•, wbo tNt me1 t,Jle LiOJll Ja 19&2, replace NaVJ 0111 tlle CoJ. umbla aehetiule IDnouueed TuMday. Army ~d RU.tgera 'wJU be rilllt, who 1ervea u football coach and athletic director 1t the Unl· versity of SOuth Carolina, toda)' .'t' 1 ; ment woul4, be made ·.wUU .rllUIary "an)lthlns U.•t m!!!!~ M Wd or written no. ml1bt prove wroaa later/' be aald. - 4,00 1)-ll!llll. . . ~00 lUcke)' ')lqun 6,11 Watch the Birdie 10:00 Garry Mopre ~ Be~:~uty = ••nt~ •• dlomloaed r.pon, U..t lfUJIIIId Ulloto.lll Wotr~ Gl,;_o 11!11 r• pl•ce )Jim 11 head eoacb ud Jaid that be .dou6tfld Ill)' IIUlQU~ COLUliBIA, S. C- VP-Ru En· ' " ~.. 'fangoon, BW"ma, Dec. 1. 3:!58 Sigri On 9·00 Captain Kan~uoo lUll! Tennease,e. £rnie Show 12,3q Feather Your Ne.st 1,00 Current 1,3o SUiie 2,00 camera Goes \) School •• .• i •thlttl.e l~nl& ~t Si!)Uch for ' tell . ·J,.l pr~ram 8:00 Sign-On 8:00 Morning Show g,oo . ~·""M.- hr ~. '' w~•a!li\Y . -WEili!IESDJ\ Y . li:QO Home 0~ t~oughout it, -.• WEDNESDAY 10:30 Fan COJltributions To:Be ~ked1" At Wahama Eor foot~ GeaJ Wahallll th-:, area: cont!·ihute Jt 'W't ·:Jt to fu.IJ, c~_.,i.i3 .( 7io0 ~~)'On_ ' 'Wli:T-N-·; I Chamiel ~ ' . Channell - ' -< • < 6 ;~ ·- footb.all fa!ls Will be asked to ~owa rd the purt·hase of fo otball equipment fofr seventh and ei ghth ,graders on Saturday when the Waha~n;a ., • SPORTS •ROtJND,.UP • a NEW YOIUI: UP-T111oe roulC ......., l..alo pl»•r...c.rol PlletOI of lllaml, 1'11., Althea Glt..on of New York and. ·Robert Perry of Lot Ao&ei~~Jt--,)elt by plane for London Tuud11 on the firit lei oi a til-week ex1L1bltl9n tour ot tbt .Far Eut. Hamilton Rl· ebardJoQ of Batoa Route, Ll., Jolu · tbe ll'OilP iD London ind tbe'y will tee their firlt •etion In TELEVISION GUID£ ·.: OP THI MEIG5-MASON ARIA eopt. Sunday bJ Tbe Ohio Vall•> ·,...- • Nothlnt T-o' Juy ..• Just Come In ROGER _1847 Silv•rware. 10;30 11:1!9 . I !:til! ..AI!I.I\IJGISTER $100.00 Val~e . , I i :.fREE· BALLOONS NOTHING TO .JUYTO REGIS~ERFOR .. .- '' ,,• ' : . : . ' ' .:. -:;~C)tiTheKIDDIES .... .... .. .. ...: . .. -_·~;pftif Miss The .Big.Values .At .A and P . Hundreds Of Now Low Prices! Collins Bu,lneils ~ .Appreciation Gifts · ,. Prizes Awarded Dec. 24th, You Needn't . .Be-Present·To-Wit'l! . ' j . : .,, - ~· ." .-. . ,.. .; - COLLI:NS JEWELRY ... ·- · · ~· .... · ~.- :'"~-. ~ ~ . . ~. - 1 • ' \~" ' .. . . �• •• < ·-· ,JCITow .. . The Dallv S~ntlnel, l'omerov-Middlepart, ·Ohi:. ~ .IHopalonCg,ovete Cass~w ~ins A eJSman di T~~~~:~LE~PG~!.w~~~~·•· I war I ~~~::dv~~~ ~\':"";,:;.'7.••~1 :!'~·••C~r:n:!" ~ni~ :W IY IUNARO a·u nUER UnlliMt p,... SJOf"h Wrlhir ~ cOLUMBUS. o. OP-The sports ' world 'litll pay tribut~ Dfi: . .8 to ! red-haired Howard Hopaloq:g Ca!udy, Ohio State's two-time All· Amtr\0. hal'lbaek who T~sd.ay was U. overw,Pelll\lft& choice !or une Ofl:oilece Jootball's top lndi· Yidu&J awards:. the HeiiiDlan · Tr·~ pby • I The 21 year old C'olumbus DB· tive, who lt·d the Buckeyes tu their second strall,ht Big T('n championship thJ... sea11on, won the award with 2,219 .,points, the greatt=st majority in 1b.e 21 yt'al" history of the lrophy. I and 35 pun is for 341 yards. He caught 43 passes tor 619 yards , intercepted lO panes which hereturned ~9 yards a.nd COIW!Ieted three or lil passes for 64 ytrds . In hls four fears , be handled the ball IS7B times rur 161 total Qf 4,662 ')'.&l'da er an ll'Y'tttle tl eight )'arda each tlmJ;> . ·Iu addition to ihs oftensLve brilliance h.e was outslan dfDg defensive player and never had a pass completed on h' i B' . T r t"t' 1m n . If: e~ f'O n~e 1 wn_ He t8 -the third .O"o St 1t e P~7· '· u.& er to win th~ lltllm_a n l1tuwr1al T ro ph y. p rev.wus wtnner~ were L~ HDrva th m ,... ,.... an d v IC J anow 1ez 1n 1"~ ~NV. ••• fJ'rst-place votes H. polled _.. .lD th e "·'I I '"'....., o .ng oI 1,..'24 spo rt s- 'letl ....., - r t • 11 1 wn ._.,.. •..trv seas 1J!_ a h. S leot r s rom f 111 over 't · , · e I()Q 0 e fleet ' ~d ·ba~ek ~~ ·-~ In- f was an ·--m mt~' o "'~" o Ohio State Univen.ity President Howard 8 .,,·.". ~· , He will be prcsenlrJ thl:' 21st llelsma n Trn pfl~· e n l)1·C B ol I h~ I I ing Glick !hr illf~Ung fiiiJf!!l, of a.umb<'r ont= back 10 the na,tlon, the priJt- virtually namt"d 1 exas t·~·ery!Jody',; A!! America center Hob Pl•lleg:nm or ".h. ryland. IF' hf R n , .J! ' cons, Jackets 1 Only Bo~ley, Pellegrini and ·Cas· sady were what might be consid· t'rf'd evt•rybody's Ali-Amet'icans. Your seC"ond team under the lht poll. Jim J. , . , .- , Fa~:::::.~n 43" Yellow Springs 42 I Dnltt Clll' 111 On I I ..uo ! .. ,....., .. ac.son ouv p HOLYOKE, ~u.-Sampw w,J. .'. WiJihe.. ., 51 GJnS•HI'LL A9PRICIATE FROMWIWlORK·CLGtHING,ifOUSE . Me~ .. ... SUBURBAN -(OAT re bt e 63 QuUte<Lllned all wool shorty. lte wm,l . like one of tnese. 31 ' 'Suit, tla~, w'lmlle~l)iabardlnt. '. AT CONFIREitC.E $%5i08 fO $5S:Ob Of Co. ~von, lined Coat and slipover style. Sizes A to E. '" HaMel wool. N~ • CO~· !I M, L, XI.. · Sleds As low as $2.98 17", 'lt•lblt lifHrfllt• NUIIW "*" • .,., ''"' ~ .... AIM 41"'• ...., .... , .. ravon. E. H. FLORIA-N · · '$1,95oto$U!95 ' 11 t .. '-··MIXMA$T,~~ ' " ' ' . ··· .· 5c- $1.00-and up Phoii•-254-X . . P~~ . ; Pho... 254-X SH'"' EARLY 'ltf..,MeROY OHIO . Mrs. Leo Searles and Carolyn, visited In were and Boomer, Is at \ • THISMO-EBOX . .... MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Reward Her Wishful ThinkintWith .:~ DRYER Tlfe car that's ·going p~s with the Young in Hea~ .; n• biggest •ear ':of the low-price 3. f!JR , Putf;xlra HOW'S·Of..l.eJinll'e·UIIdeiT THE STOltE FOR MEN I'<ND'BOYS FRIG;IDAIRE i l~~~~~~~~~~,,~~,...,-,.-,,~,...,~~~~~"'"!,...,..,.~,...,,...,,...,~~~ ----- . RANGES- REfRIGERATQI[~ ' Ott ~ii -~N 'I'II ~urritw lvktt with -!DAtU CONIIIYIONINO ""'new_, e11ew IMr·pt'-' ·Use,' O~r Ca11Y,IIie-11t Lay·Awi;iy! :. . . . ' ' . 1· l ,'· , 1• '. ' ' · _ . ~ . ."r " STOP I.N AND ·RECEIVE A 1956 f:ALENDI\11 •'' '· ·' , ·, of Mr. clnd lofr8. ia -reeupentina 1ye surgery Jt HolJIOD \ MASONF'URNITURI JIIASQ,N, W. VA, son i.of Mr. hu and been ~J~easlet at his 'lnd (:Main Street. Mrs. Fred I. Thanksgiving Floy , Mn;. Ohlo. , ' T. F: ,HawkJnll ftom a Clearwater and l'IOrida. C. R. Young Mr~. Earl Brax- ll.obert Redt!. Chc11hire, home: 1~, away: 16, Rullond, Buffalo, away. January 3, lia~•enliWl>'l!, , Charleston, •t · : .. .,,, i· ' . lETS GO BOWLING F '0RN' IOW\IHG .. ' OYil !he .yeiirt. ,Buick _, a~wa,. had • great ~ . ' r ... ·'·.:·.~ ..'... ,. 1 lo 8 P.llf•. Friday ...... , , .• ·•• ".! ·[· .••.• .:·;\ ~ ...... 8•00 I 1· P. M-: ·nay (Open """"' · ~~· Hlilh School S~lall:OO lo 3•00 P.M. Salurdaf \• Sunday 1 to 8 P. M. •• : But ·each year, Bu!cl eacla-'fiDd new.,...,. to better it. · Aocllll the 19156 Bul4 - · - beyoPd anytlii!g tllat·IIIIP"'~JIOW-..._,ukk IWtof,!l. •hoi• .... \• ·~ · ·· ..~ • .. ~s CoJI 260X For R.eserYGtions . bul"~t,ark d!<o (flill-1~ •tn.. '• '· POMEROY. BOWLIN§ . . ALLEY ·. p;~· .f ' .;'· • • • • ' •• ' " ' 'J• ' a mojlern tlnancing plan that can be tailored to fit .. ' ' with up to 200 hp-fri>m P!ymouth'&,.l!ew :$5o,ooo,ooo Woll.t't~mab your pte ~Uira'J'ft"Y' W.bUUbe C,Op cruot II ~.,.-mt<Jell 'lrilil •hmlllftg,rfgldlty IIW.t '·. . Alid while i>'OU're there, 'be sure to try the hew Hy-Fire V-8- to~~e-tubo drive -:~ringlllg new ~von-ef- s~i>tloo .. ; •! ! .YOUr budw,t wlt,hout JJ.inclling. Ask ~irn about it today ( About new dlrect-acW!Il.·•l~-..~ tliat ' opiib ~ IIIIi )011! 'lflih1ull.'lnn ~~ty-~nd ~atd About new '-'"·v•o.cmc and - ~ Plymouth. TOgether with Plymouth's low pri~e, y0 ur dealer ·llf -trol ..d Impart • tracli·flue.......of&oction to the .front wbi>eb, Wo could teU)'OU'ihll"'lt1!i>IC.... • .,, , About a brtlllantly et~gtllo•oft ....., cboosJI.'!!' bJ:awa aacl heft tllld preclsloD bohuu>e • ., ... , . ~ .' <(·x·, r " • • ~u'U be amazed ·at, bow f\IBY It is to buy a <br.llliant new .E..., ,bout a new~..., .-tiage · -·Jb·lho front"'!"\ geometry to f,ft.rou 't'itb a - "~ -~'to 'ibe cot•..u~ llpill!&tng.'.. . \F)~ .. Bring Your Club or Group Bowling .f ·.{ is easier to buy. than almost.ay .other car'r .• .. •. . ·'' . .·<'. . ' ;·. • ; <.'· ·. f ,: . ''' ·~·--.' satui'IIIIY •. .. , ..... 1 .. J......... An I 4au.lhter, ·, ' • IF•r t'JiJiii'tnia s I COOICtR -.DEEP :PR¥.WR, ·... '. Tllanclay ....... , • .., ...., ' Ameri· Hou.,~ippers -t - A ·t ~·'·. ! ' , N_ '"""' Ohio . We'II 'Be GloCI To Lay-Away The cmn!Jidt' Wah!Hlllt srhed, ule follows: December H, Mldrlleport. away, 9, Charle.!lton Kt~nova, dinner a:uestl Of Mrs. J. M. <her. . L. D. Hartinger, Mrs. Uayburn, and and ind Ions, Ceredo, and Mlaa c:y Peltr-ey, lar~yle .- S, FRA r.l KLIN ---- and Mra, ·Walhree 'Mr. and Mn. John $3.95 to $8.95 $9.95 to $·19;95 eN-dlt conference of the can Bankert Assoc-iation. •Irene 'BWtl!dlilh, 'knitted flannel, ny!cin. and IUillned 'Ti!mrs. Beacon TV robes. plaid, Cheeks, - ~;llil11l cher, 6-1. Rounding out -what will no doubt be the first twelvo arc Dil:k YounJ.!, 5-10; Gar)' Row;h, 0-8; Roy Clark, D-R: and .John Layne, 15-10, AU aru Sopho· morea and Juniors. \ O{Jters OUt for b.a.Rk~thnJI, ill addition to 14 Frojhmen, are Le· 1 roy Durling, Blll Weaver, Blll Hutherford. Joey Rouioih, George I·~ugene Mldil, at .her a111artment Ja t.llt BEN i at Fourth National Agricul1ural ROB£$ Sayre wlll have nine boys moving llP from lhc reserve team from whleh to choose. li'lve of the nine ore () vor Ill" filet. 'l'hey are Bob Olivt<r, 6-1~ ; Jerry Ar· notd, 6-2; P;~t Thorne, 6-1 Y.z; Roscoe Sprouse, 0-2; and Larry Bel.' llondl'non Reyaold• Galllpolis. ot}ler gue.ta were Mr and Mi's. Gerald Rupe. Brad· buey; Patth!ia" Ann Rope, G•IU polio: Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Re~ ~~ldl, ton~n; wbo 1penf the ....,tend bel'e. Tburt<lltr eve,Dtn.g Mtu Rape had a birtbdey dio· Jier for laef . «<UJID, Val llef· polio. Orion, U..Y-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS MK FOR A BILL OF SALI! · tertalned Fri4J:y with a birthda)' dhmer for V11l Edgar 'uSE ·OUlt LAY-AWAY I· MAIN NOW OPEN Mr. and Mr•- L. E: Rt)rlloldt Ud Mrs. Margaret Reynotdl en ''"CondOn · SUA' or TO~Ol.T , . 'l'weed, . g~bardlne ~9fett, top.,.,.. 18nd 67 4 .II -. SOc ond11p · v u .Strongsville 75" Warrennille 60 , icklifCe ~ Kirtland 44 Xenia Ceo. ~Beaver Creek anklin-Mo•-e , 0 ,adlord •• i1U Shop ECH'Iy .In Pomei'OJ BENfftAHI(LIN •• " ·w "~"" • IIATHDA Y DIN .. EI •London • 50 Urbaaa ~;/7 TR_E6'f\'ONN, N. Jy~-~~mll)ie Gj.r.- ,Harveysburi aa · Centerville cia, 1 u, .. ew or.., .. stop"' double ' ot J h J1o • 2 W '. " n~ wrp~p. 162 ~ . N e~· •·~:or..., ihn.i.niloJJ 93 nitlfield I .' • New "•diaon · .... .. Baptist ·church I Class Holds Annual Dinner Yqur, - · ill!ll' ., Falla 5I Cha .. rln ..FaUs -53 Euclid 48 Brooklyn 35 Mayfield 2'J '"''lev•l s•·nJslauo " and St. .,. N•clh R•yalt•n 45 a Th-e Da'i1y Sentinel - ~ Lilt • McF'arltmd, ICOIIIplfte Price GIFTS I Jall\ea floush. i 'Cornl!fl .'#ilonored iGues'f 1Q Bridal 'Shbwer 'Rcrng;; "On A.... · ' ~6 ~- Grove City 68 Col. a.osary •~ Berea 49 Bay Village 47 Col umbia Station 85 Olmsted pro draft would include : ker, 158%, Sprlna:tleid, Mass., oil· Roseville 75 New Concord 6L Texas C h c· i ~ tian wa• ·l!t<;~rfd. in thl:' 'fuah~a ~ 1 ted p t Ad 157" N · -. · ~"-'" ~y-~:· 1' ·"' ~ - ·te ~aloo!IS ~.End s. Dick Donlin of Hamline po n e e ama, "'•· ew- Caldwell 45 Dre&df:n 43 balloting ,bu~ fllJ IJB)liml 1n:' po inh 1 will MAn tbhi .·.' 9 . -.""'-AiZ \.._:. ••• ~ k N J 10 " Ita M Co 1 ville 60 J iQ •· k )'r."'.;"! ,r.r'frV"' uuiiW..and John Paluck. of PitL · , Middle ar • · ·• , IUa • c nne 1 wit h c nly 742. . uattcr,..ac I baiL HMclute . .oJl f:u .... De· p•uiNFIELD N J A~ · •- l to 48 . d · ·· .,.,.._,, l!'oesm"n ·. Forrest Gr-g, SMU,· '1. • · .- .,1e J.A.:X ng n Georst Wt> l~h or J'IO~ v ~· wns I h 1r cl'mber 6 when they lan"le witll 1•. Brackett ~ " 0H1"ll fle>•och· J!l sma11UA d 1- 8 roo ki yn, N , Y ., BeverY l -- Pbilo _. , Auburn·, wtiO • """· with a89 poml.'> . lhe . Ml4dleport Ycllow Jaeke'· ·'t · t d ' Gl • rd · ""' man , Ttoxas Tech and R. L. Som ou pOJh e Tfm Jones, 160, PlaiD· en1o ·81 CornJ.ng 87 Ohio Gov fr:mk J l.au~rhe I in a game scheduled for the Huff, West Virginia and center, fi e ld • N · '.... 8 · Th orn\' Ill e 68 N ew Stra,.. t•·yj"· ... l oine !Ja , Bu.ck~ye Cuach Woud·, Middleport rJoor. Haye 'i ,\'\)aytt'IK tribute to l'll." 1'he fray wlth the Yellow Jack· High Pitts, TCU. !lady e tiflle of the ;umoum···· ets will be tbe flrBt ot twenty The "all pro" backs on a second ment. L~asthot expre!!.sed "felit·i- games on a sch-e dule anriouneed tenm-secontl choice basis are, and tatlorkl!' t;o C~f~:ulr ··o il ht•h:~lf n' by {..'pach Ralph Sayro early all of these are in order of .tleleclion : Joe Mureont~ of West Virtlle people or 'Ohio und ior mllnJ thlll week; things." Lau sc h ~ told him : ""Yr,u The F11-lc()ns Will be seen lle· ginia. Jot" Child ress of AubW11, ne~·rr said 1 can't." forv the home crowd for the Jack Losch of Mia mi 11nd LeM)' Ha)'es described cn~sudy 1'1~ first' ~~~ on Friday, December Moore of Penn State. "t he greatest football playH in 9, when -··they ~ntcrtaln the College guards are, on the my opinion," then added that Chnrlcston Red! of Frank Polk. whole, ignored by the prol!, They "even off the playing field you're Two bew teams will be aeen are too light and arc •elected for just a little bit better tllnn the by .P,lcon , faoa among the Waha- their ability tu pull out of the greatest." ma opponent.. thia aeason. They line. So the concentration on coiCo.sJJady thanked the Athle Li t are Chc,hirc }VbO will be met in lcgiate I Hcklt>s is und~t"ltandeble . Club :&114 'Bevb, tbtn turned.: w, •eq . ·111ft.ernQoD' game . Olf Monday, This factor was pointed aut in Haye11e and said, "and •llo my, DKember .12, and Winfield. CbG- this C()rner recently lby Jbn Lee ,Coach, Woody Hayca, 1md hi! ~tafl shire w.Ul be , Diet cnly tmce Howell, coach . ol the pro New Averufe co•l ·per and othen wbo •balped me." ·wbJle ~ 1W1ni'WUI taam wUl b.e YOrk GV,ntll. College linemen ~t!l· 'l'h11tk• Team met in a home and home arrange· ected mllst not onl,- be good but ' 4uy ... m~u n 7 ~iffiti' "But mosl of all," he soid, "I ment. must be gigantic to stand tht~ pro want to <thank the fine football gaff. team that made this Jl'L~~ib le ." Meanwhile, lhe Falcons have ThiB line fill ~ the bill, IL avet· FINANCING OHIO fEOPLE SINCE 1JI12 Ca.~Sady, whose game-breakin g been working out dally under aa:es belter thun 223 pounds unci tactic~; e<~rned him tll c nickname the watchful eye of Sayre and mnr-c< than six [ect, two inches. UNDER STATE REGULATION or ''Mr. Spectacul.o.r," scored 37 llis a&aistant, Don McKcnl.ie Under~tand, too, that the~e are on · touchd own!! during his four-year Only three returning lettermen ly growin~ boys who sti!l have :.. eoll~giale ~an•er for 222 poinh . are on hond. They ue Joe Ford, mom t o grow . Only three or them Hill total topped lhal of ,1ny play- a 6-4 Junior cent~r: Jimmy are ··ol d men" of _2='=· _ _ __ er ln Ohio Slate history includin g noush, a. tihlrpshoot.mg quard ; -~-· --- .. .- -~ that of the immorta l Chic Harlry and Jnck1c l'augh, a steady per· February 3, Sandyville, home: The Buckeye apeOlhter gained rormcr nl a guard po~ilion last 8. Winfield, away; 14, Buffalo, 2,466 yards on 4:i5 ru ~ hing plays year. The lattur twn ar1• SeniorH. home; 17, Rutland , pway: and · 124 E. returned 41 ki ckoff~ tor Q42 yard~ The l<~alcons lo11t heavily 21, Point Pleuant, home. '187 ;;;;;o;;;,;;,;_;;;;;;;,;~-;;-~: - -~ --£-~-~ through .Rroduatlon when such ---- - - - -----:-·c====,;~:;;;;;;=====-~~------~.:-.:; :' .~ l r. rs as Jo e li'ox, Davirl Ron ~h. ,.,..., ~.-~~ · Neil l'ickem, and Virgil Weaver reeeived their cUplomas. To help fill In hls first five, . ...,•....: HopeW1!Jil O«!i Union ,BJ:yan ·· Man_on Twp. l 57 Russla 38 GratiS ~ Pll.lli~;~sburg e2 FarmersvUie 62 West Alexan· dria 60 double ot ' If fa} . '. Hebr!oe 42 I __ Jn M T ~~~~/ieq~~~~~ro~!N~h.! \'~~~\~\~~;~~I 1 eet neeoay eondiU!lli sw;nlo s ..,. ... ,,-t I Local Cage Op.... ,.r All·Ametii!OJ hack r.m Swink ·". ~. ~&'II of Ba~~all " . . r--- - .... Olilo ••: : . foot~ball shocked tht' !!poflts world Qf seleeHon, are 'Boll It)!, •~t..~~ lly UNI'tiD PRESS agam, more or less a~ usual, by :t25; D'~Rd&Ua.o &I an . 23IJ ". selecting nalionally-known . Gary Krupa ux. fflll!it •d -.&ai, q_~ Mas- Bowersville J.effers&n 81 Simon Glick of lbt! Colorado Agjlts as ters 6-~ and K5. Pelleptll at Kenton 76 the number O.l!t' man In 1ts player C('l1ter IJ; 6.3 and 228. Concord 112 l.Jrbana Local 411 3 dr.dl and th e "Pro _All-Amenca " The Dacks, too, have to 'f)e. bli r:,t;~:s~U:g7r t!.:·~=~i ~ tear.:~ al so is a s_urpme.. and rugged ll.!l pa·ov«•d by ~ dra,ft .W pak.onete St. "Jo$11 .b 71 · As f'_xHmplc, tn .addthon. to ilV· e)loicea. Cauad;· at 6 ·10 and 1'72 a. ~Iii P is OJ]e of ttw~~ce rare exceptions. HUt Glick 1s 6-1 1md Hll; Morrall is 6-1 il.nd 18~ while Davis goes six (eel and 190 nounds , ... 1 Pro ball demand~f size and spe~d 'The "l'ru All-Amerlr;.." on the But lahmt b as to go with them. basis of th e first men nicked for So the first team cb.onm in t he the<r posltlnn in the pro• d ro ft, m pro drdt must pc recogni:r.ed as eludes . onl' of the finest All-Ame rica 1 teams of the year. ~ • - s ch r 1·ewer an d L""n r. nu.s "" Despite his expected entry into Ci k 1 5 th " 11 n e o ou ern .... a I ornla the Air Force following hb ,June •t ddl e 1·m~sme;J tar. kl es 1g eSU $ Jl I ani1 graduat)on, the Detroit Lions guards-Bruce Bosley , West V1r· pick..d him as their No. 1 draft BY UNITED PRESS '"'"f gmJa, Frank D'AI!(OstJno, Au burn , Cb9icf- in th, _ re~.q.t p,ta~er draft . Joe Krupa, Purdue an ti No 1·m }{!AMI BEACH, Fla - Rex La""£! He :~ .. '-..._ ..-..r.f ... .s!'.IO..d ·the, f t'btrl "'f a zoo« s It L k C't Ut h o"•l· .. ~ ~,.,, ., }faster!', Michigan Sla~l' ;z, ll. a e I y, two ylar Old boy. Center- PeJiearlni. po1.nted tl-!1ke Hammer, ~~~* · e ~ ~ , Backs-t;lick, Earl liorrall of tr01t, 10. TAMPA, Fla:-WUlie ~"'P· ~· Mich igan StlJte, Howard H.opalong '.!.· ~ C:~ss.ady l)f Oh10 s .ate and Art Hartford, Coon., outlWinted.' 'P~ y . D11vis of Mi.ssissippi State. G au It , -124, sPIJfllu.uU.,g, ·• <'i" c., 0. ,.J fl l Ob01tor~W 61 lluletta St. llarr• AdamsviUe i2 C:OO.tW• 18 S. ZanesviD"e 102 ~ltaDo'ler ..a 100 Old Wallhi!IIIOD A St. Aloy-tlus ot. )lew Lex.lngton 40 Cbandlernme 76 Cumberland ~~ Soruer&el 93 McLuney 65 Deavertown H8 Relnersville 40 ellgine plant. 1t g;ties you TQp Thrust -at Take..()ff ·• ·.rmd Instant "sllfety-sprint" acceleratiol). }Vi)at an engine ! Flnt Low-Prtc. C. 'wllh 'Motte ....holtilton Drivlni "'!~ a 6nger-tip 'touch Oft a button, you. ·.elect your dnvmg range. Euy as •fti&ing 11 light ewitc:h I Then tr....,. Pl.y~outh '• PowerFif~e_""the wbrldts mo~'-•dHnced mlsslon-td:esc:oa:li:Dui4-lt'a the u.llimaltin driviat..,_ . " ' . ' .A\JTO -C.O. . .. .. -- I ' • • . .... .......... '.. _ �• ' ~!.Dallv-fentl•J, Wedllesdov, NovemJMi 30, ·1955 Po:m*rov:-MI_dd,eport, Ohio ' ' ,. II711L AHD 1111. ' ~' .. " ;l: li "' ' I!' ~ •' . . & AB~ T.V. ~ makeo ~ed by Bx FOREIIAN VICE All pert Teellllicilno. lllddleport. 1'"- Mr. and Mrs. Art Donohew of Bellville, W. Va ., spent Thanksfi2'0l Y ~iving with his brother and sitter8-lMI m-law, Mr. and ·Mrs. C. A. Dono- hew. Mr11. Lizzie Rowe, ()Us Crawand MTII . Bt>lle Rouah were bLOrt 118 'A . MalD l:lft., rvmutOJ dmner guests Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Quillin . MillO • TEU:VIIilON 8&1\VlCI' l'hooe :100. ClelaD<I AW- f~n:l "';,a." 2 Five room modem APART·MENTS, with laundry and pr. llO til Insurance ::U.S of TbiDaa and hp<elal N.. ~-11e. New G-room dwellin& with beel 01: ~eDCI pruuea at reeu aarq:e and laundfy. Phone coMPLETE !Daur•~~<• Prelectloa, iar s:Jaut.uea. tlwt. IJI.utuanea Life, AUto, Fire, Polio. Cill Doo 3111-M. A. N. Bengel. 6-2'1-U p•hlishecl at 1 t:lliiDl per wora. _Mill~ Mlddi~~-~Oiu, _ CUrled Ada ro<el\'etl b)o mill or 3-room and bath It $-room and TIUNKING OF bU¥111& lb.,.,~..- I bath furnlslted APARTMENT. \e.lapbDDI II.Yd CI.I.""W I~ · Guaranteed savh..gJ Gp to ~­ llot watet, gu tired furaaee. tuN>. V. D. WW.A!Ulti, l'liolle \IIJ.X, all alilitt.. paid. Phone 6128-X. Home '1M. · • .. · •"· l·tl-11 11-4-l!Otp I I I NotiGes - -- - -eua - ·mBONI~ · · - -SECRE-- For ren~..:U.IIIioa Liddon, ( 21 ) 1\.eol Estate Seoffold Boarda, Drop Clotbl. ,,..;., HOUSE · for aal •· Clinton Filbor, lollddleport. FURNIS~ ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone 1!2611-X.otrt;:~fti~~: ~ Completi!ly mod•l'lt. Freohl~ IN TilE I!VENINuS. CALL all'l. 1I painted. Oa Llneolil Heipil. 80Tl1.ED GAS lulallatlon pd ' For rent-Eieetrle Call 3311-M. 11·17-tf Jervlce. lite u for prtca. RUT· ateamer. Clinton Filber, For sale In Rutland, OhJo--8 t...UID ru~11. Ul\R · a~ auuaod.. dleport. Pb. fl266.X. room HOUSE. Was E. c. Ralph "~" 3 FURNISHED ROOMS and bath. property. Splendid location, in LET TARY ToUE YOUR WA.IIT - - - - -· - l61 Lost f:T Found eood neighborhood. Price IS®QO. Contact Mro. Claud Clark, Ave,. Pomeroy. LOS't-:Black, 11 hort·hair, $hortUtitled fOX TERRIER. Brown on breut, w~tJv.e white spot. Answers to die>· name Tcl'ry. Rc· ward . .P)fdln.c 6149-M. Lawrence Milhoari .' Private Entrance. Phone 494-Y, Percr L. Peopl .., 109 Union Jl-28-Stp S. Court St., Athens, Ohio. 1':., _ _ _ _ _ __ 1·=28-:..:1::.: FOR RENT- Furnished Ho.... _:.1:.. with utlUUea. 7-room on Uu. eoln Hill, with lltale oud SHERIFP'S ~ALII; In pursuance of an order of laundry, a:as heat with' thermoJl.t.t.f stat. 8-room an 111 heat Wi\h room Apartment aanae. on Call St., with Storei Phone 133 or ldenee 323-J. -- --APAR'nii!:NT8, Gravel : l8 8 I Auto ::,ervtces St., aale in partition humed out of 8- the Court of Common Pleas of said Meigs County, Ohi1>, ln case of Sol Bigley against Jessie Louiau Billet, et al., beina: C.Q.usc No. 12,344 ilt' said Court, 1 wiU offer f•lr sale at public 4uction at the ~d~I<~P~ort~-~C.~I~1~8~1~?1hT~._:::~~:_ij~ fronl door or the Court Howe in. .uid County. on SatW"day, tbe 17th day o[ Deeembor, !Pilll, at 10 A. Ill. Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT balanciDI and brake svrv1ee. Help Wonted Uacketta' Safety Service, Wed ( 17) Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. WANTED: Phone 167. 0·15-tl Young 11.11n to train as LOcal Finance Representative. MuBt be lt!l Auto ~les. reliable, eneractle, with ability to moet the public.. Go~ sal1934 PONTIAC Oelux 4-door Sc· ary, attractive Savina• • Pendan, $1SH. Blaettnor'!, Pome· sion Plan ar'jd chanc-e '.for &droy, Ohio. 11·26-6tc vancemt~nt. Car essential. Ap· ply In wriiiDI to Bol 888·X 111S3 CHEVROLET "210" 2·door % The DaUy-ScDtln'el. ' and 4-door Sf:d&ru, $100&. ilaoi-- The !ollowina: descrt'bed real es· tate, &ituated in Olive Town1hip, Range 11, Town 3 f!D,d Section 28, s;;;t;; W•aon, $177. Blaetlnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 11·26·6h: Chj;!{:u,: !O..'· l'ONTIAC Star toJn 4::door Sedan, $1995. Blact· tur'•, Pomoroy, Ohio. 11-266tc The demand fl)f Avon's beautiful Chrlstm~.• gift sctJi Is the 1rNt· e~t in hiStory, Earn $4 top PlYr hour bfltween now. and Christmn lnJefview, held Rt 1:30 f. M., sh·amrock Motel. NO\'IIII1h'ot 29 or wrJte Eleanor ar1 n~·et Box 946, Portlmolith. t-\~e.Bt'~ luU 11UICK Spoeial D~j;., 2-door, ·- - - · $196. BlAe\tnar'll, Pomeroy, 911!••· li·Z6-6tc llin )"ORD ·Cu•tont 2.door sedan, · f'JaiJ. Ohio. (9) BJaeL'tnar'a, --ForSci• N'"~<e.;..;._w_a_ln:.ut Pomuroy, 11·211-6tc. bed, oP..tna• ond ma~aa, worth $30, wUI $17. W. - 11 teke Clll 1M-X, or aee at t St., Pomoroy. tp IO~H .LUMBER . of lie who h~1 , tho ' welfttr11 , lh~sc he .llorvea. ·at · th!l.tf. We serve wit~ O<l,li~lr lbo~fl\i· lui entulderatlon. Tho holllet!l{e comfort our funeral home Mnd our pcnonaJ attend•nc~ upon t.he needs of the family and friends, reOeeta the apJrll of our Bervlce to tbe llvinrto J~erve All we would be served Whoel Chalro lloepltol Betb or Ambulaoee Senilee Phnoe :1M TRIVIY.'JNI'I'IIIWALD ·~!· ~p. J, · j:.• Hawk, . ' ChNtA>r, Ohio IDT76. Muon, W. Va., p.m. Mill at Prall& Fork on 11-10-l!Oif Rt. 33. ·1 eleet.rlc robutiiSin1or Portable, round bobbin; 1 White round bobbin treadle machine; 1 Ma· chine uMd 8 monthl, like new, un be bouaht b)' taking ovr.r paymenta:. Und machlne._New macblne•-ror lll le. J'hone 909-J. 11-3Nte 1 Wh~lbar'. row, M. Call el7l-ll. JamOJ Joflers, Ui -Y. ISSUBANl-"11 oUJINCY ll-26-6tc CROCIIETED IIANDKERCHJEFS-make nlee Chrl•tmaa Glfta. Abo FIIESII EGGS, 4k per doaen. Mro. W. F. Chtiter. Nelr aolf ('our1c ll~c · iRIC!. 'I've. Aubm:tobl"• . _ . tLif., C.artr - Real Estote .,. 1 • Broker LET..ur FALLS Mr. and Mrs. C11tl Norrl~ nf · . Junction City Apcnt the weekend -::~:1 with his parenl.s, Mr. and Mrs r-: Philson Nora·i)i. · Ill.... ••vn. RUn. Cal!· IIHoM. 1 ll~lc - NM=tc:o:l:-'o-Of-A-PPot~TMI~T ·- .,....... .. Dated thlo 28th da1 o! Nu~tn· ltlllll. ' l.ohn ii, <hld:IC c!. Bat-an 1 Probate Cou;l ~~t::r~ Ohio. HKIIICIAI "'" '" ell ............... . • Ttacto.t .· · · · ; ; . GASOLINJ!. A\Lf.E¥ . LAY·AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS .' • ; , ·• ' Other Dolli $2.95 Wosh~~le Virga PLA'YMATE W.ALKIJ!o4G DOLLS ' -.. ' $t98 TOD-L-TWINS Z Dolls made of Vlbyl Plasllc $2~98 • ... DOLL E'HIGHCHAIR · $2~98 SCHOEN HUT ·~· PIANO ... BENCH gift for the A ' ' ' . ..•... boy or fllrl who llku music ii2:95 Givo A Murray Bike II Inch l!o~ ... , , ... •14.95 ze Ineh Qb'Ut.•. . .. , , I SUS It I nth Boys .. . .. , , $4U5 ''''hnshitai · ~ 10 !l!~ ~ , ...... , !~:~ 20 lllj!!l G"~ " . ·, ... : •3 · · CHilD'S TRAINER BIKE ' ' ~ .. ' . ' . ': . I . TRICYCLES · . . . . .... ~ ... $8.9'5 up Masc:ot Tractor 13.95 · ldtlll Battery RemO&e\Conlr f $8.98 ' ..,_ . . $1.98 ' Robert, The Robot· . r $5.98 lilt.;,lri!-Mlptet:~ompltle B4-.baltGome:... ·. , .. $~.98 !1m BJ""el . ,. . P.,n$hlnf Ia. 611tfit . $4.98 ~~ ' n. •.•a"-. "' .. . \ l'b \1ndl.. 7 . • . , · r M•ch nlcal ~r~wing . $4.~8 Plc:KENs ' .. .. . l · S.'MftOW' . . ,· . . . - illd.Jl..-riil~~.,.;..,. · 1 ORUM .. · _...,,,.. ,. ·, , .~s .. ,. . ; '79c . ~~~~-~~~ Se~•. 9.a·c ,:_ ,~Q, 1 . .. ~ ·1' ·.-·if j • ... li(;~F. GAME • postm!ll'k case more " $1. 98 .& HA,RDW:ARE co. -:-· -. Vf*.l' " ~Q .00 ' Musltal .... $Q~~~!e 14 ll!eh 119JII .. . .... $47.15 ' • !''' • .Made of p~u,tifyl!{airy Skin, roo1b d Jtalr .•rllnbtwhlite. :'m's au.d · "'§Jeeps. Cofnpl6tr' wffli ·t1titliea and 1 bonnet and hair curlers. Pfg Chest . G'nko ·'Q!Jublt HolatJr Set . . $6.98 Fulton Thomp~o" i. .. 7.95up 4 In 1 SEE US NOW ! Track Switches Sigl\als Transformers " .... $3.98 Sintle Plow, Cultivaton •• 1 '. l'n ' Wooden Rocker only $59$.00 I i ·Horsmann "Life-Like" AU Melal 3 Wheel Starttr; Lit~h, Powelllft, l''mlnlotratrt• Ill... of Oollo t. Pvllln~ " Offici;Jl Size Pebble Gmin ~5.98 46 Farmoll 'A.' roreot -N"otiet~ Ia h~rebY alvrn tbat Sybil Ehrr11bach who.se Po:;t. O[ flee AddrNII Is POIIItroy, Obi~ ha~~o been duly appointed 111 Ad· ' ml"iJtratri.l ollhe E11t11c ot Dtlla ~ . PuUh.tJtJate of Sall11bury Town· ·¥;• ~hdlp., M,eial Cwnty. Ohio, di!K'eu- $23.55 DAISY SCOUT AIR RIFLES .. .... ,,. $5.50 BOXING GLOVES ....... . . . . . . . . $4.98 Prl<ed AI Onlv The AfeJ'I Neweat Uled Oar Lot, INN. lad Ave. Ml!ldle]IOII , " TRAINS $19.95up. 400-Sh<>t Re.peating B·B DESK-ETTE Pb•neiMI-.I American Flyer Remingt~Jn BASKETBALL . . . . . . ! I) ·• . $15.40 SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUNS ... I ' and Lionel SINGLE SHOT .22 RIFLES aud :' ..• Winchester and Remingt'On I '* MUIULEI'<JIIT, 01110 " iiiin110• up;JtJ,I'Pi;\i~i:iO: M!•· John F. Bolly, *GUNS · •PISTOLS *CLOTHIN<i *SHELLS · 'GUN CASES *FISHING E0UIPMENT • RODS *REELS *TACKLE *FISHING LINE Wincheste~ . ' ~ i: '., . f.. to adult persons visiting our stores ·in Pn"'~ . ' eroy or Mason City. Something nice tlio~ . you con use around the home. Nothing t~ byy. Just qsk for your gift. Hunting Equipment CHAJ\LES ltUssliL, Sborlff of Molp County, Ohio. MANNING 0. WE8STF.It, Attorney lor Plalnllff (11) 18-U.ao; Ulll· 7-14-0tc ..~•.'~D&NT 11~11-3tc t..:OAL for 11ale In 2-ton Jot.f.. r~ - ~" '·• ,, ...... .., RODNEY DOWI!ONt; '· FREE GIFTS ............... ............"· '"J 1tAND-11All& 1\PRONS. ldNI lift• l Hilh Chalrf, *2i In Pomeroy and Mason, Wa Va. VERY BEST IN USED CARS 'un,al Htma l Mrs. Let,1 Rudltlll, Le1ion Ter·' race, POIIltr.oy. rhone 364. '· ll-.2Ut~ · 1·:111" 8k)'C'Ie, fl~J:2.f78tr.yclr, flO; 1 Porth Swini and Ch•lr. .S: I llu1. 'tO: I B•by Bed $tO· j C()unty of ·MeliA .an4 . 'tate or Ohio, to-wit: Contal~bl- jcio acres surveyed and bounded 11 folloWs: Be(llnnlng at a Pine .aout]) D6 degrees ~st 23 links due North 30 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everct dejp'eea East 30 links, thence EaSt C~nnally at Washington, D. c. fhere was a hymn sing at thr. 100. p~rches to a IioaWbod, witUB Church Sunday afternoon bY ness ltlekory bearli)K Aouth 43 d&~he Gospel Harmony men of Hunt greea West 8 llnkl;, thence South mgton . The church. was fill(ld to 180 pereh~ to a p~, :'\Vb)to Oik bearil\8 41 degrees Eut a, Hnln; eapaaity. The WSCS of the Methodist thence West 100 per~hes to. the Church will meet Friday evening te~tter of . Sha~e RJver; th~ftee at the Community Halt. Nortll to the plaoe !if beJin,iai. contatnJ.n.R .100 aerell, mOr4 1 or J~a,, . .. · ~OTICI OF APPOINTMENT · ·.· ~ : ·. _Admlnlat.r ltrlx De IOnit Non Ttt~ . lJ\,!rtina pohit above refer- l1t1te of Annl• D•l,.n, O.C•••Id Notice Is herfby Jlven lh t red to Is tho ~orthlli"'t corner of Soot!OD 21 betwoen tbe 1111\dj ., tl .Sy~ll EhO!I'Ib.cl\:l'ib<!4,"Poat om!o llawt~. l>o~tell, ·Pilllln$ and. ilinart. Aailre.. Is Pomeroy, Ohio, hao Boj~&}ll:•. aom•:,.Pl"J'OI'IJ tllat , been duly appointed as Admlnfo- • ~~~~ , C!~VOYJ!~ 1,~ ""'!lltel\ Bebloa tratrtx de bont1 non of the Estal• · . Of Annie Dolton laie of s rae lrOltl rbo~ .o\ - . BM~!!II· ~ceplllitl' 'thori!t<irll'·Oae ' l~e~ Mtll• County, Ohio dec.!.ed uee, In the aouthwest corner of. lhe Dafed this 12th d~y of N · Jbove de11cribed tract beretoforo ber 1965. ovcmeonveyed to J. A. Powell. I John c. Bacon Abo excepUn1 two small Job Judge o! the ProU:ote Court In tho nortbeut corner, one bfliV· MeJrs County Ohio lnl been oonvoy<4 to L. E. CurU. !ll) 18 ·23·311-31< ' · and one to D. L. PlJotL Also, ex~eptlnl ill the oil, rao, WB SILBer ONLY THE eoal atld other mineral• with t~e rlrht of entor1111. Pt.. PII<tlni lnr, developtus. produe1nl or .operat-- . lae for tbo l!llme, aod tho rlt~l ot OOGUpancy in so far u the aame 1.s essential to auch prospe<!til\1 1 de- Come In And Set Our Can· velopiDI, operatln~ or produciDI: aloo, rooervtnr to tho S'-to 61 Ohio Before· You Buy. the uae of atrellma flowinl throurh oald Janda or ahulllna up 1'011 Wou't Be Sorry! oa tlti"nme 1nd 10 ·mueb ot tbe Ch..rolot Club c ..,. bauka lbero<>f that m111 ba .,.. .. 11017 and tho protootloa of ouch atreaftl f,-om emlon, contlmluUon or ~opaelt o! !edlmenl. 'dr-""• '"' Btlnl l~e aame r,oal eslatA> oon·~~ , to Evelyn Bille~ by deed reeordtd In Deed &oot 149, p.., 110, Moll• Countr De..t' a,...dl. 8114 real ..tite Ia appralaod at ,1,883.~ and qu~ot bo 1old for l•" tbon lw<>-t.IIINII of Ill• apprwetl value. · · TERMS: Ca.!ih hi ' hind op day of tnar's, Pomeroy, Uhfo . 11-HoBfi!to . 11-29-Btc I~ wu:.Lv-s'AI!st~el - 67 M.r. and Mrs. St . Clair Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell were dinner gueslll Thursday of Mr. and Mn. Hensler of Raeine. Mr!. Hazel Newsome and cbil· dren of Buban spent a day with her daughter, Mrs. Homer Anderson.· Russell SheelA left Saturday to hunt deer ln Canada. · EliJah Shields spent 11everal days with hilt brother Carl or I Pomeroy. E. S. T~axton temalns very 111. W. 0. Crow who ~pent 11 month I ';ith his nephew, nr. Charl e.'i Crow of Lanca.ster, his daughter, Mrs. Gladys Berry of ),lorida will n~rlve to spCnd the winter with hm1. Mr. and Mrs. Kennet h Wallace daughter~ Olive Ann and Hrend~ o( Huat;ngton spent Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. J . D. Roush. Other gucs_ts were Mr. and rtlrs. R. J . Hla:g1nhotham children JU. t~y and Carl and Mrs. Martha Kmley of .. Mason City. Mrs. Kathryn Jordo'\, son, Leon 1 spent the holiday with her parenh;, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rous·h Morning Star Ladies Aid of ihe EUB Church,JD...fll r~.enUy wltb a charter mem~ · Mrs. ~lilo v 11 n Meter at the home of her daughtor, Mrs. W. E. WUs'on. _Mrs. Elmer Grimm spent a day w1th her niece, Mra. c. M. Turner of Antiquity. · Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Phalen sons Daniel and David o! Colu'.nbus spent the weekend with her brother, A. E. Shee" and aunt MrB J. D. Roush. ' · Mrs. Douglas ReeS<l is visiting , r·. : _ ,· MYST,&li MAbt 'Ntft,i\J-NK NAME OJ' MYSTERY MAN .... .. , .... .. , : , ..... .. , '· ~OTT, W.VA. .' . NAME . . .... . ....... ' ... ' . .. . .. 'L 'l, •,~. . . ........ .. ..... . ' .. ......... ~J· f"-'' --~ .' ~~~·'•·', --- . .. . . . ... . ' . . IIIII. �..... Page Eight The Ooilv Sentinel. Pomero.,..Middleoort. Ohio wee~?~~r~~~~~Colwnb~ New OHicers Installed In The Rutland .==!: Three Mason Co. TeenAgers :L~~~~::i~ ~~~~~ !~d!o~::~~=: Attend¥U9DPolioYouth Rally dent o.t the Rutland Gar<fen Club wu lnatallilll otrioer when the Mrs. Eugene Conde '. Entertains With Faemade Party Mrs. Eugene Conde entertained witb a Faemade party, Monday evening at her home Lincoln Heights. Following a demonstration by Mrs. Maxine La they of New Haven a number of games w~re played and prizes awarded the winnen<. Mrs. Lawrence Morarlty was awarded the door prize. A dessert course was served by the hostess to Mrs. Douglas Singer, Mrs. George Conde, Mrs. Eiza Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Morarity, Mrs. Ray Woodgeard, Mrs. Leola Rousb and Mrs. Lathey. Clothing Leaders . Tt(lining Meeting . To Be Held Friday A second clothing leaders train· ing meeting will be held Friday beginning at 10 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Syracwe. The topic of the meeting wit! be g~n\ ~in.shes, and Mi ss Edith ' BI!rl-Y, clothing specialist, Ohio State University, wUI be the instructor. Luncheon, according to plans arranged at last 1neeting will be served. z;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;-;;-;;-;;-;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Wednesday, November3o, 1955 - I Holiday aftv and lrii'J. Harl')' Keiaer, MinenvUie ' 'riaitl.q here. ware Mr. and Mra. Dallas Halalft' Mrt. Jack l(eDow611 and tons, ADd son of Columbus. Jad a,ad Stephe11 of CoiW!I~ Mrs. Cecil Bolin, Lanaavllle, with Three Teenacers from Yan:h o1 Dtmea, . w,re weekend puta of. Mr. aaul Mrs. Carl Miller u the aislatiDg County attend_ed a.. Youth Ballr A apeeill tolertalJlma fe&· _Mr. _111d Mrs. James Fisher Mr1. Karl Graeeer and tamlly of hostess. Oftleer1 ln1talled were: In Charleatoll oll Saturday, Nov- ture of the JDM.ti!ll . _ have returned to their home In l41llerrrille. - - . . president, Mrs. Cu.sh Johnson, ember 211tb, where piau wert ed by the Delta Gamma ifMcers' Columbus after a several days Mr. ·u4- lln:- hek · Rosenbaum Bradbury; vice president, Mrs. made for youths to take a pro- from Wut Virginia : thilvtnlty< Yisit with his parents, Mr. and and faml17 returned to their home Carl Miller; aectetary-tJeaaarer, mlnent part In the t9ll6 March Mlu Fryman, who c'iPl'eRDted Mrs. Paul Fisher, Minersvtue. in Sandusky Sunday after a vlalt Mrs. Carl Dennison. of Dimes In West VlrgillU. Weat VIrginia at · the -Atlantic Topic for dlacuasjon w~ "Fall The meeting held under the City Beauty Pageant laat •um· Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker with their pueat.,·Mr• .and Kn. Fre\1 Rosenbauqi and Mrs. Vlc•or Planting" and roll call responses direction of Miu MAry Lou Fr1· mer, 1101 the song abe rendeted spent th~ weekend In Col11mbua Harbrecht. • were "Thanksgiving Bible verses." man, West Virginia Teena AplJio lq the talent contest at the pa· w1th therr daughter, Mr3. Hugh Mr. and Mra. Fred Rosenbaum Colored slides of Christmas ar· It Polio Chairman, was attended geant. Ferguson who underwent aurgery returned home Monday evening rangementa were 1hown for the by one-hundred and fifty high at Doctors Hospital. alter a visit with frleods ID Colevening's program anti plans were h001 1 t d ta repr•••ntin• Representatives from various Edd 1' G' th 16 '· . 't' lth umb~. made for the Christmas party to IC u en ~ ..,. blah ,ehoola told about projects . e m er. VISI mg w be held December 19th at the fourteen counties. they used ill the March of relatives In ClncmnatJ. nenry :o:urn or Manon waa the home of Mra. Don ..,nderson. Held at the same time u the Dimes campaign last January. Mrs. Marjore Jennings fell weekend gueat of bla mother, . There will be a•t Axchange of Youth Rally wu a meeting of The Mothers' March meeting Monday at her home fracturing ~ Mrs. Mary ,Kpr~ Miss Dora Wtuon returned to gi fts . During the business meetlpg Mother's March chairmen. Mrs. wu In charge of Mrs. C. D. Elll- bone in her right foot and Will there was a report of the Rum- CUfford Darst of Point Pleasut frlts of Elkh!s. be confined to her home for a her home In Mltrletta Sunday af. ter a few day& visit with Mrs. mage Sale held last month. represented Mason County. "The future of the c:ontlnu- month. G&~~rge H, Parker. Teenagers representing MalOn 1ng fiiOht agalnat polio will de· . . . The hosteues served a salad County ·Wt;re: 'Dixie MeNeill, pend In large degree on the suc· M1ss Cynthia Tompk1na, student Harry Hinds of ·Harrisonville course to the members. Mrs. Bolin Mason county TAP Chairman, c:eu of next January's March of· nurse _at Bethesda H~pital, Cln· spent the . IIOiftfay ·-weefen·d · wlih used a Thanksgiving arrangement Point Pleasant Hlah .~1. Dimes," Mrs. Ellifrlts aald. · cmnat1 spent the holiday weekend hia aunt, 141'•- -~rtha. Pownall. of fruit and vegetables on 1 wood· f!andra Rouab, ·Mason ·'CouJib "New polio patients are coa; ~1th h~r pllfents. Mr. and _Mrs. C. Mr. aninw. 'ted Baker and en tray for her dining room table. TAP Co-Chairman, :Wa.i!'m-. tinuoualy added to the thoU& "!'. Tompkins and son, Chm. sima of Bucyrua spent the week· . . .·..J . . High School, PhyU.S . Le,ij,, ..- .· anda who already rely on the Miss Rose Raub of Cincinnati "nd with his parent., Mr. an.d Mra. ,. .- · :· , ""·- . . . on Colillty .. TAP .. ~ft. March 91 Pl':'le' (or h~lp," ,Ev!JI ·was fhe weekend gue&t of her Wllltam B~. Mr. and Krs. William ~ker . Hannan Hlch !flebiM\1. , ' aa we loolt !il)pelU!iy to the f~ parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plans for various aetlvlU,. ture, we reall!e -our oblilatiOIJ : ' received ~ord '.Tuesduy t)lat t:helr Otn 0 8· oyreS In which Tee-..ra _wt_ll ~d. · to thoq ..w11ci. ni~t ~- ae~"Wil .116 Raub. araadeon, lJimmy Grate oJ Cl.larpate · incl~e billoO~ olea,_: ,.·jlhejr loJigu oad back ~ useful Mi5s Marilyn Davia, . student lestllll,' who has bee11 quite ill · In . . . Mr. and Mrs. D.te Satre (Jane nut aalea, atltttom, ' talenl · allliWI, ness. The challenge to repair nurse at Christ Hospital, Cincln· the hospital baa returned home. Custer), Hl1Jilll'd.ls, IU'e ,: unoune-1 TV and l\lidlo '1bow• .. and ofiWjr Uvea to the highest degree Is nat i spent the weekend with her Mt. arid Mrs. GIU'land Weaver lng the birth of a seveb pound ldeaa to raise money for the ours right now." father, Wyllis Davis and other and daughter, An~. returnee! to -.. · ·.- ·· relatives. one ounce daughter, Debra Jean, . their home In Dayton after a week on November 17, at Kt. Carmel ..1 · · Miss Linda Moore underwent a end visit with her parents1 ·Mr. Hospital, Columbus. They alto eW QVen Qfuen · U QnS tonsiiectomy at the Meigs General an!l Mrs. John Sauvage. have a two year old aon, Michael '· Hospital Friday and is Improving. · Mrs. J. B. ·Mal-shall retlll'lled to Dale. f turnMr.ed and Mrs. William Clarr re- her home In Loul.avllle, Ky., MonOn to their home in ChillJ'cothe day afl_er a vislt with ber lnother, Mra. Theo Custer, Middleport, was In Hilliards to assist In the The New Hav )n Garden Clull Those desiring to rnter the Md. onday kaftedr sptehndlhng the boll· Mrs. John· F. Baily who has been care of her new grandd,ughter will again sponsor a Chtlstmlis contest are asked to contact one ay wee en WI er parents, quite Ul lind is reported -aa. 'eon· valescing nicely at her home -In and Mr. and Mrs. Sayre and lighting · contest to be held hi the of the three following committee Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parfitt. Forest Run. family returned here with her Bend area. Entry this year will -lie members: Mra. Paul Nease. Phone ~' iss Nettie Koehl er returned Olan Genheimer is spending a to spend Thankaglvlng. Mrs. ill twQ groups, namely religio~ SP3-117119; ~s. A. K. McClung, home Monday evening after Frank Meredith, alater of Mr. and non-rellgious. First and see~ Hartford, .. hone TU2-3401; and spend ing the weekend in Charles· few days in Columbus on busi· Sayre, returned to Hllllards to ond prize. will be awarded In Mrs. Phillip Wolpert, New Ha- ton with her nitlce, Miss Virginia ness. assist Mrs. Sayre with the bah- each group m window, door and ven, Phone TU2·433tl. Fisher. lea. overall lighting dillplays making Mrs. Myrtle Hicks returned a total ~f twelv~. prize~-; , · home Monday afler spending the Grandparents of the new baby Merchants and pivlc· .. ottllnizi· weekend in Dayton where she vis· are Mr. and Mrs. Theo C~ler tlons In the Bend ar~a ire eonited her son, Hollie Green at the Middleport, and Mr. and Mra. tribuling casll· apd nier~anarae The, attendance-- lit Su d Veterans' Hospital. OI•on Sayre, New Haven. Great as prizeS for t}l~ conteil~ To date s h n.,,l!Y Mrs. Waiter Wilson spent the 27 42 grandfather Ia David loseplj, those who 'bate ·'iO.Illfl~iltQ,j!. "~j, c ool, _N~:· was • colleetwn weekend in ,Dayton with her bus-Middleport. Mason turnitt~re, New ifJv~n. o\f..l)' $l?.60. --· --- ·:--~- • band a patient at Brown's Hospi· men's Club, PolAson P<!li1!1Y Blllk, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogard al!rt .J tal. . Weatherall Phl'rl1\.acy . -J:'Iclleils children and Jane Harri s epent 1 !lofrs. H . D. P~ (en~ach er has rePaint jlncj Hardwite, Jilwell Bro. the weekend with their sisters at turned to her home in"·Columb.u.l' thers A'llpllailc~, ~~~~~tOll 11; CIUIG Lima and F~emont, 0. afl!•r a week's visit with her broth· hatt Hardware, ~Mays Hardwlir~ cr. Frank B. Will. and '!he Bend ' Rotary Club. · Mrs. Effie Haire, Gracn and Mrs. I. R. Adams has return~d More prizes are to. be donat~cj Wilma Jean Smith of New BrighrOJeC t Ue$ and a complete ll~t ot dOnors wUI toll, Pi., Mrs. Mildred Kl ink and Eber Pickens. be announced at a !&till' d't~ '. son. Darwin of Beaver Falls spent Mr. and Mrs. Chester Proffitt The new . project of the M•tholit , a ddition ·to the-twelve prizes tb'e weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and spent a few days with dlst Men's Asaoclatlon Ia to the Appala~hi!'~ J!:le~triJ! ·.. Power Eber Plckeni and son an'l! Mr. and Johnchild Proffitt and ,called Sunday boat attendance at the Cl)i'latCo;, Is glvldt· a arand priZ@ for Mrs. Pau) Seller• and children. arternoon on Grovor Hlll'rls. mat Sunday ntornlng service the most outsta)ldlng flnt pl'lae · M ias" Effie Elizabeth Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Bil Hoback and •n'cl plana were discussed for · rput Thanluglvlng with her par- family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Codner this when they md Tuesday dlaplay. ltntriea must be submitted I>Y ents, Mr.' and Mrs. Eber Pickens. Jr., and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Bob evening at the Heath Methodlat December 20. !ntries must be Sayre and family spent ThanluChurch. ' ligbted and ready ·for ·judging by Carol Harris and Allen Sayre giving with their pa1·ents, Mr. and Phont 388-Y Mrs. Bob Codner. _ __ _ In Robert charge Hurley, of the president, meeting wu and 6:30 "n, m. 011 Pecetnber 23. T&at ~Jien.t . Suil,ilay _,;_;__afternoon _ _ _ _ with _.;__..:._:_..:..~=.::..:._ .'..!¥~ 's '7 1 ,;I ' ! named Harold Woodgerd . and hs., been the tentative· da~e aet· t,or Ralph Radcliffe to assist In the the Judging. · Judges 'I'll( be decorations lor Chrlatmali. The nounc~d l•tet. . . . '.. .:.,',.. president al•o named James Eu· The Garden Club I~ urging ' ijl ler, C. A. Emmlsh and Homer In the Bend frea to inake tb'elr l Cook on the nominating com· homes and totJ~a tllor.e ~tlrlltl,~ mlttee who wlll report at the dur~ng the hoJidalf.. ae.-on I!' ~eU · ' :. .., next meetlna. al · elns '!Vel! • chance to ~ill .• Refresh menta of pie aqd ~m' Iovett prltei. ' ' · . ,· , ,1 coffee were served by the bdsgt. , . · t. taut,v committee. 1 I Seven Pou.nq Girl B T Th S Momwantt REVERE WARE! . ~v~.r,. ~., Christmat H · ·. G· . N Cl bPI Chrl·s·tmaSLl'ght'mg C teS d•vdreonit come llue .•. sive Rev,re Wore! Sp•i~lins ' cepper-cl•d .Winless sleelllevtte . . w•re-th6 showpiece of ••v ~it~heot-it the silt ••••v wop!ln wants MOST. I ·•· WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF RIYERE WARE ELBERF.ELDS - ROLANDUS - - - -·- -- Something He Can Wear! SUITS SPORT COATS HATS - SHIRTS SWEATERS SOCKS - ROBES SLACKS - BELTS PAJAMAS JEWELRY BILLFOLDS SMITH Clothing Afte111oon and llrlda, Nllbt ._ber Middleport Jtetall Mer~hanta Au,.lalloD ()pen Tbanda:r MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Methodist Men Under Take New ·p • t T day . The. Wid&-Awake 4·H ClUb work· ed on their Civic project Moaday lilght when they met at the bolne of their councllior, Mrs. L. W. ,l(eComas. Tbey were asked by M.r,. WaJ. lace Bradford, e)leeutlve ~ecretley of the Meigs Oouuty Tube~~la and Health Aaaociatlon, to place 1tlckera on TJJ . posters to be· dlatrlbu&e!l In t,he ac:hools. . Thos, wotitiDI Janet Kar ·a.ker,,a DlaDhe ,Mc(:omaa, ~wana~Jn, Chrlstloe : S11,, MoElblnney, bara ~;en·-,~!~~~~!~ -NOTICEIn addition to the 11De. uaed can we hiYe lla~d here, we have .a e6nipWitl selection of eheaplet! 25 cars, all make..:...n mod· els and all are cheap I . 19S2 CADILLAC ............. $119$·~. Dvor . . · 1SJ5:f CHEVROLET ......... . ... $169$ . Bel A1r Conver11ble · •• 1953 OLDSMOBILE ........... $16f$-l. SUper 88-2 Door ·, 1953 CHEVROLET ............ $1 21~1Door 1952 PONTIAC ... .... ... . .... $Hlt5 Cuatom Catalina l. 195·1 OLDSMOBILE .......... .. ,..u_g, ·· •,q -KE·EP ., WARM . .,. 93 4 Doo 1951 CHEVROLlT ......... ' .. i • • • •• 2 Door ..... ; ..., ~ " 1-: 9St FORD . .... . ....... ., ... $SW5 r· .CU_.tom4Door .·,· •. : ~ . 1 1950 CHr\'ROLIT ·, . . . . . . .. , ... $49,: · Dtduxe 2 Door .· N l949, CHEVROLET ...... , .. .. .. $29$ ' -, • ,,. 'KAitR .... . . . ~n1d .VAN . ......ZA~Dt . . . . _ . .. ~ MOTOR SALES N Name 'I'hat ~tands for Quality ~··I i f10MElt10Y ' . ~ ~· . ·I .' .. \ ~-.au., I' I ' f orGOWNS ·. 7 POMEROY MOTOR CO. ·I , .• .. . ..ll'i~ ._., , :tl.<,"'-'tt,"·· !>•~'l'·~; ;r· : - ~,.i'h"'P: . j~ • ~ • "' . ..' l \ ' ' • 'J I ' . . . . . .. . . ., • • ~~~dO•>-~ <''' '· <.~.".... • ; .. ~ f ' .~·;;"'~\.} .' :. . , , I ' . .. .' · ; The .extil stamina built into theee vehiclel a~surea superior penorm!lnt:e on . or or'~ road. They travel on the hishrnr in c6ntenti~nal ~-wheel driv~. ' I •: bat theY ahift easily ~to 4-wheel drive ~ go through mud, ~nd, snow or soft • • , - . j • ; • ' .eudl whete ordinary ~clea can't go. w•th po~t take-off thev op'eruto .. • Wiele miety of e«p~ipmeDt for farm or industr)'. _.; _' . ... ·~· \Ve ~ plead to aJIIlouDce the appointmeDt of another dealer for the f&mo,u·..'Whe:el drift Ubiverui 'Jeep' aud othet members of the ~Jeep~ · " • • . ., ~ I ' 1' l '' :We invite ymi'to d.-oi l'teoon:~ aet the fBC:ts 'cili bOw 'Jeep~ +w~l iida. .~~~~"~and., for)'!}~ . ... ··•· ·r l. ' ... ; .'. ;- ' 1 .. ~ ~ "\'•' ~ • ' • .... ;} ' •,, >-~ ~ .: ,· it . . , .., · • ..... ': \· : , • .~ .;:,i;: .. ·•.'! .._; . • with and . ~t . ,.. .. ,,teei . ; '{ ;.. '"" I f'.., • .I "... ''! ' ~- . O,ating · Po)Qm~a For Boyl · -· ' ·' ' ' ~~t~·:·. ': .· roa. ·t~)iN-~ , -·,~·, · ·~ : . ·e· ' ). . i# ... f,. ·' . ,SLEIPIRS.: ' :' ~ 1· 'Jeep·: family_af 4~whleldfillVAhiCieS ' • .. -GI.LHn~ ~(1~!.,~~8 . ,··"" New HeadquartJ~sJo.·~ ' ·.· Fer ' ' :; QUTING . . PAJAMAS . • andGOWNS .. r,s,• " ·, family of 4-wheel drive vebiclel. · r ·. Oft , t~ POMEROY, OHIO t~~~~=d 11 Deluxe &·PIISII .. . ' I ~· ·~I'·~ Ser~ea 62--4 •' { Saturday,Dec~3rd ,. ''. I . W de-Awake 4-H , 'Group Has Meet ·. At McComtls Home . QUALITY OFFERS YOU T.HESE FINE l I '1956 Models THE NAME THAT STANDS FOR ~ ·j· I ,a. KARR and VAN ZAN·DT ' -. PomeroY,,, . r Ohio ,. . : ; J' ,.· j. ' 'r ., . . I .•• ..: ..' • ' .. j . ,.. .. ·, . f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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