https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d26f7486e837a1909c3efa5ce03a52bb.pdf d7a637eb89403cc22893a4d69e18a285 PDF Text Text . --- - ·- .. ' • ' ::::::~~~~~~::::::::::::~~~~-~~~~~Th~~~~~~ly~S~e~n~ti~ne~I~,~Po~m~~er~o~v-~M~i~dd~l~ePO~rt~.iOh~le~--~~~tR~---~~:~;;~~~~~Fr~id~a~y~,~D ~~e~m~be~r~2~,~1'5i ~ ~· d~ LANGSVILLE CHESTER 14 ~ 0 ~ ~tftij: · , · n g m ay jp~iJ, B0 W ~hocked Tl~ dl1111~ p.,ge !Jght •• - I "" r r • I Lob,. -------- 170 143 100 t68 Houdubelt ·--- UUl 188 160 Total _ _ . 697 7150 2234 I• I NO NAMI Sansbury . --- 108 Bachner ------ 122 McDonald ----- 134 Tewksbary •• _ 19f Smtth ________ lf8 Total ______ 706 • ,-,, g n '' g h t s I INDOSTRIAL LEAGUE Wewt Lost 1. Bobtnsons Laundry • -. 17 13 J . New York ClothtDg -- IB 14 3. Ppmeror Lions Club __ 14 13 4. Pomero7 )(otor Co. ---- l:to 1~ G. 11. at R. Firestcn.e ---. 14 lfl 6. No Name Team ------ 11 !6 BaUey -------- 186 121 Warnke ------ 158 m Poraon• ------ 148 IIIII McElhinney ___ 121 Ill Hagaerty ---·· 185 124: Handicap ----- 18 1a Total ----- · '7'76 762 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Bowen .-- - ... 12t' 152 Jeffera __ ---- 148 115 Wolfe _ ------ 189 101 1NDUIITR1AL H. & I. F1RUTON! lJl 146 38ft 143 1#6 401 127 136 127 663 fi!6 Co. ..., .. EROY LION5 , _ ,_.. - -- -- -- 19? 50S """" . _ 129 180 481 Kress J• 0 189 liS 123 363 ua 402 18 M 728 2264 180 4~ H6 to9 124 394 110 UM 107 W 371 W 432 20'.U 104 100 170 474 Seiple - -----147 118 408 Stobart ------131 Wolfe l22 UO 369 1 Chu Norris 149 102 140 39 Haye,a 179 191 141 &ll Total -- - ----- 749 7Qf 210;:! IAUM LUMIIR W"M'" 1.3! liS 137 3ez x.ntiht . 100 138 177 <115 Flcli: ·-----~--- 120 121 131 372 BUng ... ..... . 130 130 260 Blind --- ---- · 130 130 260 7.,~ El wo od · -- -·.u. 1•• ,..., wlppe1 -- ·188 188 1 o· Hand1cap -- .. 13 29 1 20 ;J Total ---- .. -- 624 660 784 73 JO 1~ 6 ,. 4 , 77 !3 ... ., l:t4 129 _.... • •• • c120 149 118 u..o ,_ "" Crow -- 113 139 114 386 Searles __ l64 167 33J 130 130 CITY Blind ------ -H.andtcap ____ .. 9 9 2ti 43 OLD INN SERVICE Total - -·- 732 724 658 2108 Tennant ll5l R 133 ~INSONS LAUNDRY H Mill Schoenleb - -· 124 120 lf7 391 C Wllse;n 124 Wtgg:tns ___ _ 183 IM "lJY1 ~ D. Miller ··-- 113 C •-~ 179 158 178 !515 G Durbtn 147 u.• .. --- -- · Will ... __ __ 160 153 IM 13.2 456 Total 663 4 :. .LA.TTNARS ct,',r~~,rd Grue.scr ---- I TNoltW•1 Y __O__R_K--C - L0799THI7NOG1 881 2441c -. ·-· z 188 126 11)2 180 141 7M 785 ll52 145 137 151 171 -~~~- 67 197 • 24 Darst - -- 161 156 137 Seylflr ___ _ 132 I~ 160 ----~-~~ --·---- ~ l~ Seyler 132" 160' }fandiCIP ----- 29l 1 T 7•• 807 otal 0'1: COUNTY SIMON'S MARklT Miller _. _ _ 99 173 J41 I D.arst ---- -- . 198 123 192 140 <79 454 Fllind -- - . 130 130 130 <137 Total __ 795 685 8M SWA Tl"ILS • 46: Menchtnt 146 171 158 23.00 Morm 174 Ill:<! 189 Lohsf' 171 204 •205 Matthews _. -· 154 ISS 146 Belles _. _ __ _ 170 158 lflfl f13 Total . _ _".. 8!!; 883 887 446 Hmtter - --- 158 ~=~im£~ -~: - :~s ~~ ~i! :~~ 'INil 7 j o 1 2~tnPing about 'mid chiiH"g wfnds . :. ovor Icy slrtott. So why not eliminate the unnec.uory tripa? As far as payin~ your billa b concornod, IMI j<!b can bo hondled quite conveniently from hom., by mall: With checbl OPIN YOUI CHICKINO ACCOUNT WITN US 500Na 'IOU'LL liND IT A CONYINIINCI ALL YIAI 'ROUND Pomeroy National Bonk BANKING SIN~ 187! 1 POMEROY RUTLAND MIMIIR ,IDIRAL RISIRYI .YITIM lli!MBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT lnour1111ee Corporattom McDaniels .. __ 91 109 G I 112 10• " S n>en ee - --- 1••126 lmon · ··---·oN Handicap . . _ 132 135 118 T I 666 94 9 • 78 ota ---- ' BAKER FURNITURii CJatworlhy - -· 168 142 176 13 107 J Baker 16U 124 4 1 Anderson Norr1s - · · . -. 14tf9 222 118 1166 0 Dant __ 166 182 173 200 217 281 385 2293 Total ·• --- 778 'lBO B:iill ASSOCIATED RADIO Walker ··-!12 l63 138 13 1 -·-1 13 147 tn rr -------~ .. 144 7 Will ·· - ··-· 1.0 ill , Davis ·140 liW 1M 130 Bhnd1 -- -- ·- · r.""n. 33 Tota - ···-- <wD 7 68.1 JAYCIES 2883 °1 !~ ~~C~ll~l ----~- I 486 411 43 4 631 421 <1!3 2 8 40" 1 41 2 <151 13 0 2055 Jennmg~ Rtwt!ll .• -· 12:5 148 162 435 __ Ill 114 104 a29 8 e4m,q • • 2 127 98 307 hllds ___ 128 101 104 333 Rosenbaum 130 158 J43 431 Handicap _ • _ 74 74 64 212 Total . ···---- 6W 722 675 2047 RACINE SERVICE STATION ~ I DON'T TAKE LESS THAN "1 - $. . . . . . . . .. (You Fill In The Amountl For Your Car Before You See· .. ' BLAETTNAR'S v., we moan 11. Voo f<lll:n lhe allowoneo--No reasonable offer ter yet, our new tir prlees are as mueh 111 489 404 <113 444 4!59 2209 · MARTIN LOUNGe O"Brif'n 183 Will Hi8 LOU kS -- - - t•o ,..., Swanson ___ 11)7 Wh1ppcl ------ 146 Total 812 ABC CLEANERS Capehart 154 Haggerty _ 157 Alhcy •..• 134 Searles --·-158 Gibb.~ . 186 Total ____ 789 !iTROHS Uann11hs 137 Walker _ ..... 186 Schoenleb _ 1~2 Boney ·· --133 Hawley ·------ Hl4 Total - - ..... 772 1.'>8 203 127 137 142 120 rul4 123 180 208 lfl5 8lH l70 136 147 l3:J lfl6 782 130 190 161 124 156 769 195 163 190 161 144 853 192 155 182 128 1JO 787 $300.00 l~wer for rame vtlue ear than g ur~tJ; 4 dr sedan. Shows good care. 1955' Pontiac Dlx VB .. , . $500 4 dr aedan. Upholstery otlll on d~. ,BPare )}re never on ground. Very low mU..w¥. Mydramatic drive. Radio, heater, delute trim, Almost like the day It was 110ld. TWO IA>ne · aroen-whlte. f • C~J! spending <a wet>k w1th her Sister. Mrs. Clor('nce Actams, who is comalesc1ng from recent sur. 'gary. You Won't Be Sorry! l 1953 Buick Special Dlx . $1,295 lMI DM1• 4 dr, new. 1946 Chevrolet 2 dr F L 1946 Paekard 4 dr. 4 dr oad1111. OriJI!nal da~k green lini.oh like 1954 Buick VB Super .. $2,195 2 dr Riviera cpe, llyqaflow drive. Beautiful white with black lOp. Sharp car inside and OUL " $Uonl V8" drsed , . $1 ,095k '2 'dr.Md!n- DY111flow drive. Ortglnal dark rl'ilelil!l"lab wttb whtte ttop. .j · _,:::_ ::'l;~$~Bulck RM Conv .. $1,195 954 Ptntl•c Dlx , ... $1 5'-' ·.~ . ~~~_:,~)'llallow drive. Ext.m iood top & at ~~') ~ li>l\1 ii.Jioaie by ~ 1~'- ·: 11 -~fJ- ,:J, .. millie •nil ou( •' ' ' ~ll' .• ""htvrolet ....... ' $666 ,, . 1'. · · · ,' .. , · ·". t ~"~ .\YIIIp·J.II,Sttel . · . · ~95 · 1951 Ford VB Dlx ...... ~666 ·cdr. Relluut en~e. Extra good finish. . Chrletmae Shopping Speciale ltal'O,., VI I dr, Nit~ ........ $485 ~~- Pb'lboalll si.. W110111 tlWI . f4i5 ltll ipectaJ • !II' •. ' . •. . . '"' to• ..... '. • , 1.-.o Sapl'l' Colly C1'f ... , .. $415 .aldt ; l... _(lldl i dr. "~ "." .... " fl55 iHHenl VU dr .. .. . .. .. . .. f!IO ., ·I '' ; ' " . $89$ . $295 $145 ltunt rlna . .. . . .. 1941 Pontiac 2 ctr, flnt .. . .. .. ,..... . .. .. . $145 run• 1939 PICka-rd Coupe, rNIIy . . S65 165 T..... Are 01\ly A l'l'.w Of Tho ~"¥' a.,..~ hu!JC( Qn Our UNci 0., SoUmlln tod1y .. L•'· V:l ,t;l.ttO•VI.i.!'A n... . • 6 AU10 Sl\LES lQI3 GIIIC ZIIIII, LWB ........ f1,083 1151 GMC !ton, h•b, Hyd dump.. fl,285 1114 Chov, I ion lwb, new polal .f1,38.'l t81iS Olllt Pi$ilp ................. ijlil illtemiii!Mial Plekup Very low tnlloiJe, lUte aow eondkl011 .. 11,881 191Vn!ernaiiODJII Z 1011 LWB .... $5!5 1911 Chev I loa Hyd Dump . PGMIIOY, sr.. llfl " . .. 188$ Plus Jane Auto. nee.~ u.- ""- ti u_ """vo Olllll, au-~~, u_...... •~ •. Leader Y~~;:.,..~on • .u. ':: Am-~ 6 .. PhcmeiMI-1 !l'bl Artl'l Newest •• N. lnd .t.Ye, director UP--a..r.e C. of "~- Vaqadlam Corp of Amerlea, today ..W )lg flrD1 pla111 to bulld lb tJdrd l:qest lerro-alloy plaJit on .i 250-acre !lite m Jeffenoo 81 thanked Gibb& alld James Dl~l . Jr., for everything !9 help make the 19M , County, Ohio. J'loyd aid seurtl lites an being c:nniddflf:d. but a dedltoa will be made ..MOll.. te pennit eomalelioa the pllat bJ ' thf. "'•!•tl<)ho oul~lllldin( was. He also., thanked <&11 ot ~or,~:'·will teachers, the Band Boostera, ball Boosters Association, th-e mo-tiOn picture camera erew, the ilU· dents who ilS!ilsted With the home 'I:QWN SINKS E LBERF-E.IJ-follOW• ,to Go-Ci;r 1Gne &VanZa • I The two OFFERS YOU the Wt'st wit._ starting World THE BEST IN USED CARS TOO .::.:. . ' 19St CADILLAC, LightBiue, 4 door Sedi.il . . . . . . $2,195 -· 1954 CHWIWUT,Red and WhlteBeiA"(OIIv .... $1,695, '. "" ,. . . "stupidity" In to a Soviet MilT CALLED The l'f:gular meetmg of Drew We.bSter Post No.... will be held at the post ho1n~ on Lt>gwn Terr.aoc Monday at 8 P. M. Th1s ~rir wlU be an- Qbs~vanCc of Peo<•rHarbor Da)", llcfreshn;ent.'i wi11 .be ~ICIION '" " 1?~ 1 served anl!t- the mootlug. '''''"~' I ;[::!~~f 1.953. tii:DsMOBR.E, Beige ond Brow..Suptr 88, 2 cfr $1,695 1953.-·CHEVROLET, Black and White 2 dr Sedan ... $1,095 : .. 1951 OLDSMOBILE, 98, Jet Black 4 Door . . . . . . $895 1951 CHMOUT, ' - DefuX12 door,Darkgrey, ...... $695 I .- 1950 OLDSMOBILE, Light Green, 88,4 Door ....... $595 ' 1950 CHMOLET, Light GrHn Deluxe 2 cleor ..... $495 Call l9491UICKt SUI* 2•oor, Light Blue . , ..... . ANY OF THESE QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS MBMB.ERS IN GOOD STANDING CAaD8 Lalnhet!. end, William si,.>ftdll~: quarter blc:.k, Pearl Hawtlloi'JJe 'lr., tackle and Robert Wilson, haltbtck were aamed on the All-SEO League Second Team telethons Harold Brown , fullback and Wilham Ouall~, quarterback received Honorable Mention on the 195:1 All-SEO League team . Cuaeb Cilo. after phesentlng the awa~<d,,, told hls li~tflner.s that the must have conCidellce In He .stated. th.al as the NEW YORK WALL CABINETS ON THE S'!COND F~:-,_ - ! 8EilVICE i8 OOARAN'JiiD lilY MMETA ... ---~ ~ .. .P~d. lice president ~EE THE COMPLETE LINE OF \:IJIJN(/8 Mr. and Mrs <..a! Orr Sunday gu<:»slll o[ Mrs. Wolfe, Strmghurg Mr. 1111£1 Mr~ P;JUl Stewart famUy, Columbus, spent the holl· day weekend with her Mr. and Mn F1·ank Buck Thanksgmng DAy guellts Mr . anr! Mrs Oval Diddle I Mr and Mrs Bernard Dlddle (nmJiy, Mr and Mrs. Tommy die anrl fmmly . Mr. and 1\lrs Bert Sayre, eroy, ca lled on hi:i mother, Lllle Sayl'C, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. DAvid staff a nrl ftumly mo'icd the Mabel Norrlll propl.'rty Ca.rmel. Mtss Ubby Diddle and Fisher were Sund,ay guesta Mr. and Mrs. Kerm1t Fishtlr, den. Mr and Mr~. Perry SmUh famlly, Columbus, were stvtng guests of Mrs. granrtparent ~;, Mr and Mra. roe PJckcns. , Miss lrf!ne MWer, callod on hm· !lister. Mn. nard Olddle and family. Fronk CoDteina Harry Miller Henry Clelo11d Edgar Ab~ott Harold Walker ' George Jewell footbalj ..,., $495 1949,,CHiYIOUT, Light Green, 5 PaJs. Coupe . . . . . .$39$ ' ·AComplete stlktioil of low Prictd Cars; All Makes, All ·" : . - ·' •r I " · • "" Models, All Priced Below $200. See Them NOW! VAN ZAt(0 Snow And Fog ()fTheMidwe5t . ' was four to te~en 'lnc:bcs ~:Ji:~~ia.'"·'pckie.!i and iO the Western Is Sponsored -, Firtr Department Middlfport BOy Scout Troop 245 app1i!iMl !or eharter . at a meeting commlttt~e laSl weelr:. The Volunteer Fare De· of the troop. as institution• to medal Brown, Jolin Youna:, Handley, Mitchell Johnson, WiiJiam Qu.aJ,Js, Wilham Shertdan lnd Earl Slpith, Senior Keith ReUter wu awlrded I rootball ~etter. · One juolor, Milton 'LamMrt, re celv,ed 1 1~ld f9~tba!J ~ward . Lettera were preaented to junior ~lay ers RJchatd Barnlttart/ Ted ~ Bfiegle arid produce eliromi.um alloy• and ferrO.. ot:Mr. lllO)'a UMCt in ljbe makiq or aleel U1 Jhiminum. ~bel1,1ded- PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT ALL MEMBEIIS HAVE The a!lnual joint as.s~mbly charge of nal- MMETA Robert Schmoll George Yor~ker Rhode II Steffy Horace Abbott Robert Darst Lt~wrence Foreman won, and eame trom seventh place m SEQ League standing In J9M to tie wHb Jackson for the Le.apJ! Champ1onshtp in the 195:5 season, Coach Cilo pointed out. By tallying ui2 points the Pomeroy Pan: thers led the SEQ League m of. fen:sive sc:Grmg, Lb.! Pomeroy ment()l' remarked . • . 'M• IB.IXE W1fl Callllllt MeiP-llllsoa ElectronlCI Teeluolelano Ao.oclallon Truck Bargains •' ' ' $99.5 $595 a,....ng•r h b d Chr' t IilnBtot er oo Ul mal - ... to be held Tueaday, December 20 7·00 en'urc ·h p ·m· in tthe New HaYef If' 8 uemen · St. Paul'.: United LutheraJl Cbun:b Women will meet at the pv.aona&:e, Wednesday, her 7• 2·00 · p·m· There -"" •UJ. "~ the Thank Offering, Cbriltmlf Prol!'am and elecUon of of«.. 54-inch SPECIAL • Deluxe Cabinet Sink 'setlah. Uke new two tone blue fiplsh ~ Jl•n.I,Jke !lew dark ~- D~h- INt P111111111U dr u Is , ...... . $115 $995 lh•r• . . . . . . VII No: 195 •••••••••• II& B11lllfll. Rer. '224.85 ; ~1r ~ud VERY BEST IN USED CARS one car"'u! ownt>f. at 1 1 rrliJC l'h!inksg,vlnll O<Jy Vr und Mrs .lal.'k Brlrlnnn and 1 hl 1 By MRS. FRANK BUCK <Hla cr. Lyn n. were J.!:tJCs!.~ of her . hrnt her W B Ledhe lind famJI;y Mrs. Lela , I..aud~rmlll leit F'n· o~ t Tolr-Uo, Thank.sgtvmg day for fl Vl5tt With het daugh-~ Th lnksst tn d t f ter and son-in·hlw, Mr lind Mr~ . ' . ~ g ay gurs ~ o Mr Ed o arom, Cl eve 1lin d <~wa~ nd Janr:>t if1s. Cuetl Bolon eand 'son Joe Turner Mrs Ott Arnott. son and dau 1 • 0 Y svt 11c ghter·ln-law, Mr and Mr.i. Clark hMI,. and MrH Jamrs Thomas and r: 1 dten, Arnott, spent several d1:1Ys \\lth nrr , ..... 1 M1ddJ f h epurt ' were ,_ M dtn M r. and Mn. J esse A ttlOtl, . uo!,.~ s 0 Ill' parrnl.ll, r ar.d l!o- Mr~ c 1 ·1 1 Th cheater, Pa atr ay or, ursday Mr .and Mn Oanlr.l rrouch Mr and Mrs Lhs11 Jilraley atSprmgrJeld, Bpent the nollday' !rnn~rrl lhe rnmm~uity mtttitute at weekend wllh her parent~ Mr S lcm Ct·ntf'r Fr~rlfly and Mrs Ivan Powrll ' Wel:'krnd guesls of Mr and Mrs Mni. Georgia Milliron fiiH) ( arul Pt Nl'C Wert> Mr. nnd Mrs. two 1ons. returned to their home Wm John son Hnrt cht!dren, Mr ln Roehe9ter, Sunday, after anrl Ml'b\ Hobert PtcJcr and fam. 1!y or Columbus .Sunday gul!l.!lb were C~rol Ptf'!"(·r Jr and family 1912 CMYro,.t 2 dr ftadle and~ 1910 Pl,......h 4 dr I9J2."!1ick Special ..... $995 . w, ml!-.qlieloraj~wner I 1953 Willya Aero Eagle .. $795 Hard Top epo. Overdrive. Low milage by &oM~- j LUTHERAN CHURCH NIW .. _ C H• Withers will m.~ · · aueot Bp. .kor at '"· P un: . BIG21or 1-CHRI STMAS SPECIAL h rn~h un haccount o e ness of \Is ro, t "tw ho Is 10 Sheltenng ' rtUS 1O.Spi .a 1 , i\1r and Mu K F. Longstreth 54~ I ,md chtldren were Thanks!,l"ivinr 423 I ~ u<·~ts of Mr und Mrs \'t'. 8 Led· 47r..l ,1'Cil t T 0 led 0 IHI7 Mr 1:1nd Mrs Robert Miller and 431 ~.ht1rlien, Ctrclevt!le, were guests 23BU uf nts father, Donl&,y Miller and i.! llllls, Ethel and Da1sy M11ler 41i2 Sa!mday 40.] Gorby attended the :school 44.: f'lllployces eonventwn of Dayton 4!5 1 nvrr the weekend 53tl T1w;;e fr om here sttendmg the 234U 1unl!r<JI servH·~ of Frrtnk Graham at the Cha.oe Funeral Home, Rut:I'll Jan(] 1-'tlday W£1re Mr and Mrs 484 .\ lpha Barr, Mrs S)htH Ledhe, 5:.! 1 \Irs l.e-la H.umftAld Orv11le Ker422 '('\' anrJ Theodore Kennerly 45A Mrs Paul Barnes and 2412 r hthlren . Pomf'ruy, were guests of 1HJ part:>nls, J\1! and Mrs J T 517 2hB5 195~ ChiiVI'itlet Clvb Cou.,. I 1954'Chevrolet Bel Aire $1,395 ~~:nd AM h Ct•cll Bolen wa~ ~~~~~~~ to At- ReCore You Buv. blue llniJ;h. ~nd ANTIQUITY Nice , . . . . . . . . 19D Naah Stlfftlhan, A II•,., . . . . . . . B~ard -· W B. Ledlie and Mr.Mr. Croy. en ....Mrs wereDaniel mner gu~ ... 0 Tbe Thanksgiving al. • hMr 'd andT Mr.s. and Mra. Ray Morris of Col- and Koblentz. , th Offerlna ail 1d 1 ,. " ""· 0 ' 0 • were """'' 01 , Mrs. Vema Kessler, Porxersburg St. Pau1 ' or • ~·• ~ 1 ~I}() h'~tarents, hMr. ankd ~·· J T, umbus spent several with Mr. Gofdon, June arid K.eilb RidenoW' Bible Societ.y was , , 2345 1 1 ',, :e 0c"" 1 • wee end lftd Mrs. 1 11 8 1 rs ec o en an SOh w£"rC ' 4751 of her brother-in-laW J•r "'' d M Dw ht 55.'i 81 ' ' · • an n ,~g 5311 BrHwn .at St Albans Sunday . ttoned and lllll'lllleed •• th111etll-balilled by 102 y..,. ot oerviee. We'll be here tomorrow m baek up tile U8ed eam we ..111oday. Buy from Blaettnan for a bet- 4 dr sedJI11. One loci,! owner. Origtn.i dark ~ u.,_ e· ·Eimtf.~ SJ:i Come In And See Our Cars ter buy. I and children of lllonrott• KJell.•. Mr. and M"f1. Carl Kautl and .c1J.U!i, dren Wtlrlll Tbankla;lvlnl aueru ot Hr and Mra Kautz. ~ . Mr. and Mra Elael&t.el al\d son of ClevelJnd were din guest. of Mr. Mnd Mrs. John Fi t t 1 .~ H twu wee...., J:s nex appoJn men1 1 s d 4th Eluhn 1'YM. IIDecelmdbetrhd · t c 1 er e o evo 111.1 Mr. an d Mrs George Gen heJm· · cersI " d d M S I 1 •IOJU ·d Carolyn and Frank1 Jackaon, Park· La .. v & L"= • enburg .tpent a few da)l& here with 1er Mr.dand Mrs P-.!'· f V. WE SELECT ONLY TilE refuoed. Bet- M~~and / and Roger Epple woro Juut.o ol Mr and Mra, TlloO 'I'J'H Mr. and Mrl. 1ohD. 477 10111e dellen In Ohio and qur uRd tan are prleed w:th lhe very lowe<t, re«mdl. J953 Chevrolet Z10 ..... $99$ \1rn',.L'a','ct"d'leBp"r1caeyehea here every !;~ ~~! ~~: :;~ 1~:\ ~~nle~ ~~~s s~~da: Clatworthy ____ 18& 167 169 501 Duerr ___ ___ 138 135 173 The Lan.g&Vllle commuo1ty was 1t the actidental death of Jame.s Campbell, H year old IOD. uf M.r and Mn Bert Campbell. l"he bereaved p&renu h.ave the ,}rnpathy of tbe entire commwuty. l' uneral was held Wednesday. The Sunday School eJected the fullowln.g o!IJcera: Supt, Donley M111or, AssLStant Supt Onn1e France, Sec, Kaye Barr; Treas ., \Jro C C. Bolen Teaebera of the • yd .. ".. It elliS>, Onme France and Et1 ,. 11 J I M G llt! ... l er, umor c ass, rs uy !;wadley and Mrs C C Bolen; Intcrmedtatc class, La Mrs Leslie Huff. d M . B 1 man an rs. · vma ra ey; Pltm&ry class, Sandra Pierce; p1a n1sts, Mrs Brure Morr11 and Mr. and Mro. u ..rr ElehloJOr and aona, Groveport, spent the wefke.nd with Mn. Mabel Van CLARICI AJ.LIN Meter and Mr. aod Mrl. Eddie Mr. aad Mn. Bernard !:Uielat.elD Hartung. and lOft or ClevelaDd apent I lew daya with Mr. 111d Mn. f'loyd Mr. llld Mn. Ralph Fnak lul'ie !l..!~e~. me;v.ad t.;;.m Wie FJc'a. •l'llnmtuu to their bome near Flve Poinu. Mr. aad Mrs. Victor Will and ?fir IIOd Mr1 Paul Karr aod dau&hter ot CMal Wlneheater chUth-en w~e ~cent vaitol'l of .lpent a weekend wit& Mr. and Mr!. GlellDM Fi&hcr. Mrs. Eroe.at Knight. d R c t M>ss '"' •·tt.. ....,..,t a day Mr.ksJ' an Mrs. 1 h07M bnaty ..-a 65t- u,.~ d spen Mr 1 -. with Mr aod Mrs· Edgar uw n--st Than IVlftl w t r. an 1 ' · sumner, · Ernest Fu1her, Wooster ,_ h K bl t d u-s. &..Ct a o entz VIS! e m ' h Rev and Mrs. E. E. Barn art Athe.ns with Mr.s. Harold KlmeJ. and J . M. Tuttle spent Tbankag1v- M-nd Mrs. \label Swartz ing wtth Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Graee E'te h enseur and c h.ll • Bahr. dren or Columbua v:~ri!ted Ward Hayes. Mr. aud Mrs. GN"ald E11elfllein Mr. and u- I . T M-·. Atbeoa t.nd dau&hter of Columbus •nd Mt. called on Mrs 'Theo Croy. and -. Jim Elldateln {Jf GroveMr and Mrs Dorset lleotz of port spent 'I'hank.sgivizq: with •~-ron •pent the weekend with Mr Mr. and Mr1. Floyd RJdenour. "u. _ 8 01 ,d,.. Cro• and Marie, and Mrs. J. M Bentz. j • lad lila tall: by saying, "Tilt onij satlsfadltm the coilchese get ia seeing tbehe Delmar Baum, ~.53; l{ow&J:Ii the coaches get is ~~~ibg tfte&e Frank, $1: C. 0. CoiOdt'eT. $1,.03, Both AUUI;Ic Director- Kftlgt,t Ftank Darat, f11.118; Ci~l lim· and Coach 1::Uo thanked the eheet ha,:l, f1Ui; Ra1~h Hendeilon, leaders for,:the excellent "Job they ~oa, Fr•ne~ .-\ndrew, $18.28; <lid- t.fu.s yetr under tbe a:uld~nie lldlta'rt 8,hli!lda, $]8.09; Sllenl Boaof M<s. Ewjale T..!Ord. Tliey tetter, $1'1; George Rdlmaa, $1; Ihell: ibrese~ cheer lCadetJI: tflrf E. A. Winget!, $1; Hurlfl NetaJaoet&cott •.-ary' lbqditb_, Jtanlor.a ler, tt; Act>·,;. tnll,- $30,14: wu~ Boiee, Lila:. Sue Tentll j:Jtd'· But! Jam Fifbl!lr, $1; Robert Jona,. $1; Struble to .tfle joint lt)ldent 'bOdy. Rllpli Jonea, $1. , In: ~espOMe to a BPObt.ldi!OA~ f\llph Smith, $1; WaJter Bto-rn· popular ralfest of the ' student in&, $19.09; Franee.& Par¥r. $1, bodyl Supt;.~bbs IJ!dt the ·stqd.imt W V. Wattenoa; $1; HoMer Haybody. 1n several rousmg c:hWH'Ior the team an«f the cheeHeadere. Mq. Lucille Swatkhllmmer ltd the lltudent body in t,be .aU'I&illl of the "Alma Mater SonaGWbitb concluded the program. The joint a.ssembly b~gan with ttaditional flag aalute led ~y John Young .and Gene- MUcb. MARRIAGE ~ICINSI$ . a1, .,, Ponioroy, man, $1; Jobn Bentt, $1; Paul Holter, Sl; Glenn Lei; $1; Dale Smith, $1; Bruce UGYd, $1; DamJt Hanning, $1; Wilhaftl Scott, $J: Harold Hubbard, $1; Ernest Sis-son, tl: Eli )?enlson, $1; Carlos Snowden, $1; Oritm Nelson, $1; Wayne SWisher. $1; G. F. Tbomu, $1; Harry PotttJ, $1; E. f. Robinson, $1; Gordon CoUins. $1; lluOld Roustl, $1; Elhabeth Jordan, 1; T. L. Btookbirt, fl; J . N. Tlf· lor, $1; Dor, Sch•e£er1 $1; Roy DOnqo Phil- Betting, $1; Walter f'reftet, $1; Claude Delaney, $1; John W. Gil· more $1; Sam 7t.'rnold, $1; .OitnD CD,oditr) $1; WWiam FraDcla, tl. )$:trmeth <;un~trl, $1; WIJUam a.m. Klnt,''$1; Te~ llownte. $1; Don Mullt>n. $1; rtAnt Vaughan, FIRE RUN$ 'Jb:f PoplerG:Y .tint \fa1d VOlu.t: $1~ 117;. Harold ~· Brawn, $1; ~. John Th£' MlddlepPrt Fire ~Pu-t· teer Fire Department wa. ~ , ' ' ''"."1110lhdoy. $1: 'lf!1nliiD London, $1: JO!leph Foster, fl; Victor Brown, meat Wits clUed at 10:.30 Thunda)l out o:n ,Old Chester , Boad. tb.il Ute IJGI'IIiQ:-to eut~ 1 buntWiUiarq Tbeunet, $1;" Albert mornin, wllen aiding oa Charles Bradbury ·bome ns burn-~ ina . •littritomlle, but bt tbe time • !!!!'~ f1: Kohen MeElbln..,., $1; Gibbons, f.1; $mirlt C~· ed and nliDbr damage reported. tiM ftreftahlc!!h bad I'UCfifd tO David Jefttim. 'J; L R. The fire,. itlrted f-rom hot ashes. cocn..t of the blau lbe flamat tn ,.,,.;., $1; Vflrnon W«~ber, $1; C. At f:OO p. m. the department Wls the motor had bfen exttfteuiabtd, called to Lhe farm of Squire T.ay. lbe fire department ftpOr\td. ""'"'• $1; C. 0 . Murray, $1, lor, Silver Run, where an out- Tile r~ etUIM slight damago Lim (I, $1; Robert Molden, $1; building burned. to tbe motor. $1; AnKtld Grate, fl. ..•• Rotarians llear Progress Report On Forthcoming Football Banquet A report or the ticket ••le.s for tho annual rootbell banquet was mAde t'nday when the.&fiddleportPomtroy Rot.1q Club met ai tbe Hto~~th Methodist O.urch .with Ed.i· Baker, pr.~l~ut, ~ldiO(. Paul Davis, #eq6J'al {'lt•irmur, a:ave tl'te report in4 isked. !hilt membera (lonliDUe UJefr eampaip until the m1d!ffe of t.be nek when a Cin.al report. will be mad4! for the banquet which lcs. to be Thursday, D~. 8 at the hiP school gym. The~ wUI be no Ye· gular Friday llotary dinner meet. Ina: next week, ", ' Emmett Shuler intrOdUeetl a gur!!t, H C. Evans. GlllijtoHI. and Prf'sident Biker 1ave a repOrt ot the recent District iDstJtu•e wbtch he attended at Lancaster. Homer Coot. one of lh.ree· truspeti- tees o( tbe fund left by Rotattaa Ma7 charles R.at.hbilt!f to provlae '"-'.,son Clll:ii!JUS lw lbQ Clllq it tle Counly Home. spoke ol tbla pro. ject and Cash IJahr and Fr.ed Hibb.!i ~ named to conttct tbe :superintendent Or tbe Hoti,.e and find . out what the ~hiJ~rr~ , net'!{ afld the ,Jlotarlans wiU add to the_ RalhbUnt fund so that a large gift_ ml.:v be given. lletho!liJ;! women wbo ~ rtnPJf. 'ed and :«!rved .the ham difuutr were Mr!. L. W McC~uMI, lin:. 1' Jamflill CrisWell, Mrs. ft(lbert :S:•rley, Miss ~ sanborn 111d ·Mrs. ·Ralph Radelllfe. '-• �Page Two - The Doily Sentinel. Pomero.,.MlCidleoort. Ohio The Daily,SeRtinel ~! 01' THI! MI!IGS..MASON AII!A lllcho>d S. Owen •••• Cion. Mor. Lexington Ave , New York 111, N Y PubUshed ev6J aftemooa ueept SundaJ b;y Tbe Ohio Vall•7 I J $4 ~ three lfiO'qflia, t2 so• ' b1gger'n ample ' I 30 00 100 1311 12 <00 4 15 I 500 6 00 6 30 no 9 30 ..-d IDOO 1to 3o 1100 1110 115 .:!: to oo illllll On I W commentary variety wm domln11te the •ecOftd teuton ot the lith ~onrres. Which convene• Jan 3 1 The Dcmocratle-controlled Houae and Senate wm meet wtth an. eye on the 19~ November eleetlona w;-.en a Pletldent, tM reprtPntatlvtt and 32 aena.tora wUI bt choaen. I A • _ 10 t5 CIU'bitao ~teftee Pidcrom 10 30 Wli~t 'Oile Pehdh Cari Bo II 00 this 18 the Llle 11 30 ~an to Man 12 00 w~ !letleve 12 so 1fV Chapel Rev Donaldson 1 00 Chalhplonship Bowlin& 2 00 CJ'evelaiid BfOWH S vS Pittsno chances No. 1 P•trlot If all goes well we come back The wh1te-ha1red, QUJck temper burgh Steelers v1a Honolulu and MexiCo and eU dJmmutive Rhee ts Korea's No 4 00 W1de Wtde World then over the North Pole from L patnot 5 3D Capt'am GaH•nt the Wf'llt Coast of Spam By tbat But tl s~ems fair to suggest that 6 00 Meet the Press time the dogs wtll have forgotten Hhrc ts a little too tough, and 6 30 Gospel Hannony Bl}y!l us complete!• and tl will take that he may bc bulldlri.g up trou 8 45 News Picture em a month to start speaking to hle for KOrea 1n the years to 7 00 Llberace us again Seven thousand differ uune 7 30 Color Spread 1 • ;....~o ent colamlttes will have occurr 9 00 Televi.111on Pia} Muae ed 1n our absence, as 1s e 11sto He rules a popUlllhOn of 2~ mil 10 00 Loretta YO\IniJ Shaw !tun HIJ army of about 6M 000 ma •Y m ~ n nmks among the largest half 10 30 Mareh of MedtcineButb we thout.hthl wei woubld a8ulvsee rlm:en lighting forces ln the world 11 oa Lehitlh Acr~ ; 1! a 1g e1rcu1 Is rtp ec J h h h 90 mt l! ton peo 11 05 TreaJure Theall e ' month and ,, ..,, a pan, w IC as I ("rp 40 (bl ~ .... 1 th 12 30 Stgn Off b .• k nOW!S, t111e ts nedart 'olthc ph blessing ts juat start ne to rearm Wt er} outY and !lupport of lhc over a 40 or so 1 seems an MONDAY will have to set home and tock United States aod look at the -ean and bore South Korea IS m:ver going to """ E 6 SG Sten on C\erybody wttli stones abo llf be the dommant powehr m ast 7 00 Today how things used 1o he when 1 Asta Maybe Rhee oug t to make Co£fee T1me 900 Japan a fr1end mstead of an was young 10 00 Dmg Dong School ~o here we a~ With a trunk ~ n cmy - - - - - - to 30 Search for Beauty ful of unread boob and a month PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET 11 00 Home trunk The Meigs Temple, Pyth.ian 12 00 Tehni!~SCe Enh,,f' 10 rend em 10 How lhe flot here ta unother lltory mv~lv SlSters will meet Tue11day eve 12 30 Peathet Y'OJJr .Nf'st , mg Amencan cffictency, a magi nlng at the K of P Hall for 11111 Bob t. Jaij carr I 30 Adventure of Ellery Queen 200 Cimera G~sj1o School 2 30 World of M'tf sw~cney the same firm, and a 11k1pper chall,Be will be a part of the eve 2 4! Modern Romances who was wtlhng to hold an en ning s program 300 M'atlnee jhentre 400 Date Wltti: Life ormoua shtp for a stranger I always dul have luck w1th thlR PLAN CHRIS1'MAS PARTY 413 Fil'1!l LOve VCS!iel_ and tl s evidently holding The Loyal Pals Qass of the Old TUner Plfil~ U.o Church of Christ will have their 5 h dl b d r Ch ar Y can e b1ame or haLmg annual r1s1maa party On Tueti s:!ll Howdy DO<Idy Japan lou HI' underwent lmpn day Dee 6th, at the ti.o-me of 600 Sl!l>~rm!n 'onmtln1 111d lot lure tn C1ghuniJ Mrs Allen Jenkinson wtth Miss u •. ~so Spill'll E,.. JaJ'anc sc dommalloh of Korea Mabel ussell as the as8.lsting 640 News Picture and was an exile for 8.~ years un hoatesa There will be an e:t Ceo l'•u1 tl il:•ty Ford IJI Korea was freed 10 194!1 ehange of gifts at th1s party Big TOwn 7$0 Tony Mty1ln 145 News Caravan ACROSS 11 P'etd on J2 Vary~ 600 Cd<Jat's Hour 1 P&rht •rowln• 1..900 Medit .... "to be • herbare.. .,. woOCht g Robert Mol!lgomery D P'lourlt~hed e Sayinl' (Ind.• to iO All star T!leatre 1 Oacltlate 7 Arabian Ji3. M&lt.tllll' ttoll New.sJRea41..Ittes 10 To map chieftain mii!Uure 11011 Weattfercast ap.ln I Maclcla.n a H. Tori II 10 l'rw Box 11.01'4edy eti~:k In II I! Grt:tatett Fllllts In Cootun 13 Extreme 9 Pale ID41an• 1130 Toolllllit hUnJ'er :n Foot-like (pou..) 100 Sign 0!1 U M~~t~~• or•an t1 LJrto nlekN:me 18 Dl~eowr Hflnl }~.~f!:';on• ~; :Onl!rd :!ty ' er e earnt tprayel'll J"i'anet JS OuiNd 18 PJrtot lb ODin 10 JD.I.~IM~ . ~'ton•"~t" tYI&. ~am.,..·r.~ '~1....;i;...... '' 11 Tlie • - -.. - I 1 I On The News 1 uo ou DA ll y Both P"ll" will be trying to ...... record" which ••• ~· .... ~... .""'"""'';"" lng the campaign. Of apecial concern to Demo. era tic Jee.deta ia puaaco ot a tax cut 8.1\d while 1 the admlnlslrat!Oil ha. not a.nnoun.cecl d•tlnltely BY CHARLES M. McCANNd its Intention on t h!I po tnt , & limII a.r Gop e ffort ll 1 likely. United P'r... Staff Corre•pon an Heading the Republican "MUit" Het II balan<!~ Advancmg age doees not seem lng the bu!!Jel. The OOP fiiUrtl thfa will be • to be soften ing up l>re!lldent potent talktnr point, If I\ ca.n bt acMmpUalied, l SnyJman fl. hoe or South Korea The tuget date~ June SO, when the SQVtrnment Rhee was 80 )ears old last tlacal yeare enda March lie has hl.'('fl acilvc 10 In hll met1A1'6 Oft tlle ef.l.tt Of the Uhlon, wblcl\ politi c~ since he wa! 19 the Pre~tldent wm PN~bably deliver lan '· Mr. It might be thou ght that by Ellerthower 11 expected to uk OoiljTul tor en. 1 now he would he getlltH; mtu 11 actmen.t of n.lrlt item• on a ll•t of :II plecn ot 1 phllo~ophlul slate of mrnd The Capltel legillatlon. which ht enumerated at hit newa con- 1 On !he contrary ht' H'l'm~ to be terence laJt June :6. Theae have to do with hlrhway con•truotlon, mtUtary au"lvora• getting toughl'r und toughlr benefit• health ln•urance, IOhGOI con•tnl<:tlon, amendment of the Many Allletl il'adEr~ f,ur that refugee act, water reaourc•, Cultoftlll lllmpllflo•tlon, conltMUon of aome dav he wtll start lo bnt'k up an atomic peaet 1hlp, and lf.l.l4thood tor Hawaii, hi' fr(!Quent an!<l'Y 11:01 ds w1 h ' • • • deedM That m1ght nll'an lnvol\\ng Jt Thee~ TilE REMAIN'INO LEai8LATION on the 1'-l...... t'tlllt hao botn 1 the Umted Stales among other I (an&t.) · - ._. 25 Ventllat.. enacted In one form or another Th~ JeflllaUori had to do with mill• countries, m a b1g war H Branch. tar)' I'Cl8et'Vel, publle hauafnJ, torelp ald lftd a.n, lnOretft in Jilihlmum 1 Every now and thl'n RhPe deIJ.Itu~ wacea from 13 eent. to tl an hour. mands that the Unt'cd Na\1ons 11 A However tt:lre are five, po.ulbly IIX. plte6J ot m&,jot ltrt•I•UOn cAncel the Korr!ln armJRtJce and ' IIIU.t Which thtJ Prealdent dkl ftOt enunttrat., but whloh an Yery mueb ill I ~tart I he wur n1Hdn .,_ the mind• of the Jeglll&tort. ln racl hr tIn eaten8 to attack SO tllmlnuttw In addition to a tax cut, thtlt have to dO wttli. NVlllon of the farm North Koren htmself knowm!!l 1 otiJUAlMtb lupport law•, lncreue and expanalon ot IOCII&IIICUrlty btnefltl, flOOd thllt he wnu\d b1 mg 1n Commun(,_,) eontro1 curte.llment of federal control over J\atunl PI produetton, lat Chin a a 11 atnst him - and taklnl:' Part ol the mouth and, poaalbly, revtelon ot the ConiUtutlon to te1t.rlot the JlrtJLdtnt•a 11 for grunh•d that the United trea.ly•maklng powen. State~ woulrl have to go to hls II. Revoluil, .. ( While much or the lertal&tlon the P!'elident wan.tt 11 eontrovenitt.L • lepe1 the Democru.ta a.re detormlned to b1 "eon1truet1ve." Ia other worda, supporl CL.) Dl1put. With Japan S'r. Dttut I the DemocJ&.ta will not oppoaeleJ'lii&Uon nwnl)' bM&UII tt lllf'OI\• Now Rhtr 1 ~ mvolved in an in S8 -H&utit, .tOted by a Republh:an admlnlltraUon Once the new ee11Jon opena, no time will liM lett by tllt Dentocratio erNl9ingl} hltter dt~pute wtth Indian& ltadertblp In pu•hlnJ throuJh a tax 4)\et blU. DtmooretalaYOr an ln.• Jllpnn S9.llbtterlol' Cte&H tl'l Individual Income tax exemptlonl from. the pi'Oient a&OO to It \VIIS ann ouncer! \a~! nursday fO. BryOfb1tJO •100. Th!s wou14 nmove an ee\1mattd tlvt mlUIOn loW'•ti'lcome taX• that ~uuth Korrnn naval ves!!eh pJu\ 41 Oa.ok • payert from the tax rolla The a.dmlnlatratlon, lt I• rumond1 wiU eomt wouht fJrt• on an\ Jap1ne..~~ fhh up wlth an a.croae-the·board cut, with the •arne perc.tqe al&ah •P· ing craft that vwlated what IS IH)W!I called th£< Rht•e l•n" or territorial I plylnf to everyone 1 nutter • • • ., waters If thf' 'Jf\IIOeqe boats Rre 2 J~tdto•tloa Tllll ADMINIITI<ATION'S mott determined 6tfort 1ft tha field ot accomp 11 med by vessrls or the S. A color Jertalatlon wJll probably be to obtain enactmea.\ ot • ~wa.)' Cloft- new JapRn f'~(' nav} so much. thn 4 ll:rbtUM I atruetlon program and authorlty to cona:truct h atoit\·~erfd mor- worse It was added (-) chant lhlp that would tour the world on a peace~ The- Rhoe line w1u ~tl about Ntw Iii rm leg1a1atl0ft WUI alao bring on a Jh4.101' lkm'~ In tilt ~w lbllon. Th• HoUle hae enacted 1 l>lll tO ~" 11r c!erit 1 lhrc-e )'t•ars ago to protect Korean rlft4 farm priCe IUpfiOrtl ln place of tJM 'diWlnliftaitOii·tiae tel tle!t• 1 fishing "r\ghUJ" It extend!! from lblt •upport. The admlnlatratlon maY csomf uP with a ptd to fib to 7~ milt•! off the coast of ~~~;;r:;wf.~ho:;~~~; to plant oerti.t+i 4)ro,.. Tbll wVul4 1M Ill South Korea 11 ls aimed spcel.rt farm 111rpl\llt0. r8lly ll'ainst Japan Korea's nelgh •pUt party un ... ·N•ta•lJ' 1a bor across Ihe 100 mile Korea Harr11 n.atura1 1M blll whtcll tht ""'"•"" Strait tlve·vote margin, The ltJIIl&Udn l;tlfl Tbe JapaneSl' ltre both alRrm~d to OMt,..l and lft81 y over the lhn11t Japathe we MI. OPponet. Ptft1 U.. 1 ne!le Fore1(1n P.hnl!ter Mlmoru j aa attenlpt il aMcll to ,.. I ShlltMltsu ha1 wnnounted that ho will appeal Lo the United Natldhs II the threal Is aotuolty ""'"d I I I cR0 ssw 0 RD ;: ' so l* 19 SERVICEMEN _u,.. ..... dO Sid Oli 10 !.amp U~to !il'j feel 10 00 LOq~ Ujt. Mvi! ~ UN In ActiOn 20 Contest CorfiiYll ' 12 00 Wlhky D)h!r .!. You 12 30 Wild Blll lirtl!ot l OO TV CluiraOdl ij~ "the C~gtophen !'g" i WbHIH n Red!Jdrut vs News Yor Giants '30 Let's Tal:e o Trtjl 5 00 Omnibu~ 6 30 Annie 011lil~ 7 00 Lass!~ , 7 30 Jack Benny 800 Ed SulUvan 900 G E TbeatJ;e 980 Mfred HJtehcoek na'~ 1000 Appomtmeift ..J.ith AdVIn· ture Hbo What .!1 My Lme II 00 Sunday News Speeiil 11 15 Late Show SH :~ BIGO 6o30 6311 6!44 6 45 700 Ut 7!io 9 9 10 10 00 00 00 20 11 30 S1gn On Captatn Kangaroo Garry MO;Ore Arthur Godfrey Stnke U l.hch H ~- r:Y:UI~i l2 30 12 45 1 op I 30 9 dO 3 30 300 3 so '1 4~ 43 ~ i)O 6 00 G: 30 ol45 6 5~ 7 oo 7 15 7 SO 8 00 9.39 I"! 11 !1·1~ !~~:t\ ~0~trm 1145 i I .,.,.., t wm "-I'M'ifmilfWI ..,,t!-.flb'O"tOltOJill . ••• ,.-~:-·ii.• il.i\t,ldiiiQ,~ av...., a WUI ~ llhe- is a valuable an, in that lie l)ltterl.- hatea CommunYm Hd I .tirtiJur'cinCI Mary M. Chandler rt• "" ;t',,,,,, O Itq K.llfl I gara~::(' ! faJ!'IJ!!.n'• Search for 'l'omorrow The Guiding Light Katie's Klt-cheo Love Story 1\obert Q Lewl• ltousepar.ty t}>e BtHay<>!C 'ob rrosby sh_yw ' -i'IIo BrlJhler Day S-ecret Storm On. 'Your Account , , peqe A,utry Westera Lucky 8 1\anc~ 1• Vour ~sgo 1\eporter ~tllglil on Sport. ep1herman ~~~~ Pa~e , DOUfi Edwards, News Robinhood Bums .t AU~ Godfr-eY's Talent Scouts I Love Lucy I c I 17) Helo Wonted til£ Missionary Society Makes Ch •st s ma Scjt•JUY· Dec. ~ - 7:30 PM §l!n4fy~ liE• ~ .,.. ~ =~i i f ;_u Ft# ,v Party Plans Thurs for Su:e - - -·-:=-c-:;--:===-- ° llaefi~t ~ffiY~J a-Da Is¥ @9s@rved 8'1 •. 00 too 115 ~fl€e# fhUiif=h 600 .... ·-~0 8.40 ua 700 Jl ·104· (I.) ~ 592 .rtl I I Auto Soles 1l i& 8 30 9 00 9 30 DOC1!lnber Bride :lA) 00 Studio One 11 QO Up to the minute- NewJ 11 05 Camera No 4 11 M Late Show I I f·::: 900 tl MONDAY 21 ) Real T Guest Speaker Club Meet Thursday ~91A 499 611 sa. auz ottces SOCIETY BOO 900 have already been Informed hy the boss that shtJ mtends to 1 keep me chatned to her wrlRt Second 84th Congrttt loth Parties Will Try She has read enough tales of Stulon Mt.::y a. Lively To Set Special ltcorcll the SOllth PI:ICillC to be _takins BperAol to Central Prets .A.uoolcdlo» ASJUNOTON-Pollllcl and teglalotlon, both or the controvtwa\&.1 I Mrs Jo~n Scott asststed hr Mrs ber of the decoratwns and also , 1 • Chtrlej ••,, ~~~ MI-t Amandu dtsplayed a number Which shf' t ' J >... I -Baer ehtNtaroed th~ wdawood h.ad made Mrs Nease also demon --~ ----evepJng strated how to make Chnslmu NOT11.E candle3, place cards and fAvors The annual meeting of the stock A de.ssert course b) holders of the PomerO)' Natwnal Pat Cr('5s younier son of Mr Bauk 1.1! Pqmeroy, Q.hj,O', for thf the hostesses and Mrs Richard 'Gress IS ill at e1ecfwn of a.J-ecto!* Mrs the trootheir horne o,Jlffooket Street Mark .. cl!on·ol any other bu.stoess that I l l I wanted 0 Buv - may come before the ,Meetmg will - - _ _ _ ___ __ FURNISHED HOUSE for S<liA Mrs lllor•nan 1 Mrs C 1 Bradburt, ltfrs c J be held at the Gfttee of SAid Potn; Complt>lely modern Fre~bly t1~hcr Mrs and Mrs. Charles Brad erol Nshon•l Banko~ January to'. WANTED TO BUY~Log.' Oak patnled Oo lm roln Height~ Ed1son Holloll \\et'e v~1tors m Parkers 1956 at 3 30 p m PopJar Bauwood 'pipe Walnut Cali 330 ~ 1117 H Mrs .Denver T,J:pl\er Mt.$ M'ilnda} EDISON HOBSTETTER Abo Oak Poplar, Bauwood ---er Holler ~s !qhn, !hie lumber green or dry 4-4, ~ F tl~ salr .n Ru tland Oh ta-- a Stanley Jones, Mr.; Ar-thlir N'~"''' Mr" Lorrame Johnson, who ~retldcnt 6-4 8-4 D li d room HOl SE Was E C Ralph Mrs Davul N~ase, Mrs ~til empl~yed tD Columbus 1 ~ 3 10 17 24 (ll 7 *~ Tu:Ppen P~n:,ereOhJo toy;':[ ) propettv Sp\1:>nrl1d lu<allon m Nease Mrs U S Neue, Mrs tltltw_rnerl home .1nd her son 1 Casb on delivery Wnte or good nen!hhorho ~ d Pnc(' $5000 rton Nease Mrs Lawrence Rose, Duane, JS tmpronng slowly after LET QUR ELEC"J'ROl':flC SECK& call us for particulars. The Crmtact Mrs Claud Clark 67 Mrs Joe Thoren and Mrs Ruas be~ng s1ck for the put two TAR.Y TAKE YOUR WA)ft Ohio Valley Mfg. Corp Phone s Court St At~ : ! n~ Oh10 Watson weeks ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Coolville 1580 22-tf 1126-7tc IN THE EVENINGS CALL 397 .'--'-"---- - - - Miss Effte Price and Mrs Cia l I 4 ) For Rent ""- renee Tt~ylor, Nttro spent sun 80'M'L.ED GAS-lr.stsUaUon aDd day With thetr mother, !\Irs Eth aervice See llli for grJCes~ RUt- f or rl';rt_f-URNlSHED HOL SE el Prtcc LAND FL'RNITURE at R'Utlaod 1 7 rooms on Lmeoln Htll wtth l..Af't.o Mr and Mrs George Parrtsh ~~~ gnrngp and laundry ha~ heat POMEROY --5-room frame pro Atr Force was guest SP<'~~·':'I•nd (J<~ughter Janet W Va LAWNMVWI<.:R OWNERS-I Will and fl oor furnace thermostatrc 1 pert} on good lot o\.11 ut Iitle:. when the Sew Rile Sewtng were recent guests of Mr and rou se m)' pnce on sharperung controlled For appomtmenl 111 house Total pm·e $1800 00 met Thursday evening at Mra cassam H.indy and so.ns call Ew1ng Store, Phone 133 o~ I1 Owner Will fmancc nght part]. lawnmm~l':ts on Jaouary 1 19M home of Mrs Charles Legar Ewmg restdence 313-J 12 3\f I MINERSVILLE--6 room frame Brmg vour lawnmowers m now coln Heights J.tr and Mrs Frank Cheese and ha"e them sharpened at the - ---..,,th bath gas hcatmg, garage 2 Five room modern A ftlm on the Ground Obser brew and Mr and Mrs ClifloM"' !\PART 1 on hr •hwav E~~:cellcnt b uy at lY old pru ~ King's Lawnmower MF.NTS wnh 1aun d ry an d gar ver Corps was shown and Sgl H ayf!s and son, John Gregor'y $4500 "00 Shop, ) nule north of Chester '' ~ d It h Wagner spoke on the duties of were 'fhanksglvmg guests of Ohw on ~late Route 1 1213tp age .~ew "room Wf' mg Wtl 1 MINERSVILLE-4 room frame the members of the orgamzation Mr arnt Mrs J B Ha)es, Chesgarage and laundry Ph o r~<' hot.Jse coal furn ac" dectncltY He also stresses the Importance ter Stmday after the dedtcatioij \8 Bl Auto Services ~~:u A ~~e~~-~27~ ! and gas $250000 r:1\ner wtl 1 of rwt only making thts a com. of John Gregory at the mormng ! ~ 3 room and batn & ~room and fm .ance w1tfl small down pa} 1 muruty project but of ha'\itng thj! serv.100 at the Ftrst Baptist bath furntshed APA.aTl!E."H ment wole town get bel.unrl lhe move- Churth the Cheesebrew.!l enter. :omplete WHEEL AIJGNMENT llot wat{!l' gas ftred fum.ace FARM--5-room fr <.m(' howe mcnt aod help as all m the tainetl w1th a fam1ly dJnner at balancmg and brake service all utJittu~ pald Phone 6128 x' small cellar good ham garage are bemg prot&cted the1r 111ome Guests mcluded the Hacketts Safety Serv1ee, West on good h1ghwa} n::ar v11lage 114 Jotp Mrs Cahm Simpson Ha,yes family Mtddl('port M M<lm Streel Pqmeroy, Ohio 'Mth h .!h s('hool c'J trrhr·~ ,m J over the bus1m~ss and JMrs Haye,:;, Chester' 3 ~ Phone 267 55 tf I For rent-l!!xteruuon Ladden stores 25 acres mostly tractor plans were made to sponsor Mrs tlJt \H~ Waugh Columbus lB) &affold Boards, Drop Cloths fJllahle 52200 00 Chrostmas program and ' I Clinton Fisher, lliddleport FARM--100 ac res y 1th very good for th~ ch1ldren o[ the Mrs Stella Halsc:,; has been Jn Phon(' 62()5-X 111 tf 8 room bouse cellar ar d enclo~ 1 H'etghb aren on December 19 fOI several da.}S Wtth 1954 CHEVROLET Bel AJre 4 For rent-EiectrtC'!- -WaiJpaper ed porch 2 barns and Ie was also voted to prepare a door Sedan $1395 Blaettnar s 1 steamer Chnton Figher, :Mid shop other bmldmgs 40 acres basket for a needy family and Mrs Nelh(' Barsotll 18 a medJ Pomeroy Oh 1o 12 ~c dleport Ph 62H5-X. ll-l-tf m cullivatton All mmerals also to gtvc the four woolen cal pattent at the Mason Chmc - - ~-$6500 00 eomforta \l'obj.ch dhe group made Me~ Maude Cooper C0 l b 1953 FORD V8 4 door SedAn APARTMENTS, Gravel Hill. Mid- RENTALS--2 3 4 bedroom house~ as a Chratmas g1ft 1s spcndmg several d ~~bus, $10a:S Hlaettnars Pomeroy dleporl. Call 61'10-.J. l or apartments OJ 0~ Pl1J.ns were completed for lhe i motber Mrs Lula Ma)S WI er Ohto 12-36tc TRADE-)our present homf' whtch I Chr ason Two Furn15bed 4 Boom APAJrranl!nua lstma.~ dinner which Mr and Mt s Don Burk~y and 1954 PONTIAC Delux4'do'"ur SeMENTS, new rurmture you may t,le outgrowme for a CHALK ARTIST, EVANGELIST, W l be held at \he Martin res two daughtl'Js Manl'tta were d 3n $ 1595 Blaettnar's Pomc paid Call 0044-M. UtWtf,.s 4 bedroom hl.'me modern 10 tCahura1nt on Deoomber 14 Mrs holJday guests of ht!r parents tO} Ohw Ole 8-!0-tf e\ ery rtetail wtfh full hasemen' 12 3 ar f's Hoffman rece1vcd a 1 Mr .1Jnrt .Mrs A Emmuh __ _ __ ( and la rge lot -SltjGEI!£ AND IIJU~ICIAN blr~day glft from her secret .Mrs h•a Brown who has b I Hl53 WlLLYS AERO Eagle Hard _ _ _ _ _ _ CUCKLER REALTY stster" 4nd the door tmze was usJt~g Mr and ~Irs Cha~tn Tvp Coupe, $795 Blaettnar's WANTED Bax t29 Phon• JOB Y Will COnduct Revival Meebn~s at :;:,l'ded to Mrs Dayton Strick uan'-·!8'• Lancaster returned he:: Pomeroy OhJO 12 3-6tc Young man to tratn as LocaJ Fi· 12.3 3t_c_ __ 1 Thurid,,y She was accompanted ~-nanee Representative Muat be SALVATION ARMY 1953 BUYCK Spectal Dctux 4-door A dessert course was served 1 by tbe Hanings who returned reliable, energetiC, wJlh ab11ity b y the hostess to Mrs Da\HI the &qme day S._dan $!2D:5 Blaettnar s, Pom to meet the pubhc. Good sal· Middleport, Ohio 351!1 N. 2nd A ••· Gooi:Jwtn M Cal 'I eroy OhiO ' 12-3 6tc M • rs YID Simpson •• f'SJ Jameb' Pullen IS unde ---~--- . ary, attractive Savings & Pen Mr1l George Conde, Mrs Don treal:mpnt for a frvcturcd vert: 1954 BUICK V8 Supt!r 2-door R1 ston Plan and (bance for ad fl u en Mrs Ray Blowers 11r8 brae 11 vena coupe $2195 Blaettnar, vancement Car essential Ap~ Giln).Qre, Jr 'Mra. 'Elmer Mrs Herbert Fmk IS tmprov Pomero) Oh 10 _ _12 _3 _ 6tc ply Ul wntmg to Box 6fJ8.-X, W. te, Mu Don Kennedy, Mr.ij mg after hl'tl¥' ip for a week at % 11Ie Datly Sentinel 1 ~~Rtd Boyer, Mr:s. Cbarfes1 her Rome on Palmer Street f Q' ll 29«f' Plans were made for thctr J4r mal), llfrs Edward Wells Mr .end Mrs Jamps Flnslead -- -- - - Ctmstmas party when ihe Mt D ' CDal1yton StrickJand and Mrs Columbus were weekend guests 8 ROOM HOUSE AND LOT for ORANWERONCG METHOD Monah P.hs.stonarv Soc1ety met at on JDB of Mrs Stella Walburn G • oon -When pollee sale or rent Call at Allen stopped MlS!I Mary M Thorn 22 the home of ~rs C. R Young Grueser s Store near Post for speeding, they learned her Thursday evenmg wtth Mrs Em Mrs offtce Rutland Ohto 12-.1-Btp sports car had no speedometer rna Bhnd as the hostess Campbell Harper v1ce president I Mtss Thorn explatned she gauged - Only 2 left at $350 00 Savmg- her speed by making mental a! was tn charge of the meetmg abd 1 NEW HOLLAND 6tl BALERS culations based on the rev:lu ~'lrs cparlrs J ones, Li:Jkln, was Meigs Ol1ver Sales Pomeroy lions-per minute gauge---but ap- leader of the dcvotiOnl'tl servtce wllh ll;ie memhers parllcipahng 12 2-6tc parently had rruscalculated Mr and Mrs Roy Holter r Ohto Phone 86 J The Chnstmas partl wlil be turned home Wednesday evem~ One k 1tchen srNi.-and Myers ~- ~ held at the home of Mrs Oscar from Columbus, Where they at PUMP, one Stradiv:arl\1!1 VIOLIN He who has the welfare oJ Hardaway on Dec 22 and tbe tended the Farm Bureau con one coal heatmg STOVE pracb those he serves at heart members drew names for their w~:.n C Fr rally new Sam C Cook, Dexter, We sene wtth equally thought gift exchange at that time th D ecker 1s spend Ohw 12-1 8tp ful constde~ahoa The bl)meltkP The eommtttecs named are lng e \\e~~ wtth her daughter comfort of our runcrral home Mrs and "f'f m taw, Mr and Mrs Ah.fERICAN FLYER TRAIN, val and our personal attendance m!'nu P.trs. W11l Wmston Arnold R1ch!lrds, Mrs Charles p)ufl Horner Holteti ued at $230 Will .3ell for $100 upon the needs or the fafruly llis Kathryn , _,,.,._ ,._ R Mrs R C TerTell has r~turned Call 217 X or 'Wnt~ Tommv anti- Cn.eadt: reflecbt the:s'p.t.rtf •Jones prog ram Paylie, Mrs Fred Jackson, Mrs :hom ttom ~Joseph Hospttal Goett 106 Umon Ave, Pome-of our service to the ~tviDgCarne Cassell Th.osocttay also aa. and 1 conv ..d tng n1cely roy, Ohio 12 1-3t p to ~er\l'e as w6 would be ~t"ed !lia,ned to present theu pastor Brad eaa - r ..... frr C, Nlc w 1 L • .a W hepf Clla1rs Hosp•la! Beds the Rev N D Borden and hts '1.,~~.~~mham Mrs Phi! .9ioi.Jokar and Mrs 'r a nut ~. sprmgs and the p was Lena uber VJSJted tn Galhpohs mattres~. worth $30, Will take Afnbutllnce Serttce w1fe with Chr1.!itmas :nfts :at ih~ party \wed _ ~>verung wtth Mrs $17 50 Call 184-X: or see at 18 Phone !85 E Hoyt gavf! the medt- ''' - -v· w C St p · Mr.3 Arnold Rich3rds gave th ~ Eliza th Huoer ave ' omeroy '('REV&Y-FINSTER.WALD rqarles Bennett 11 29-6tp Dible story for the evemng s proS'~thce Theme of Mrs Addte Gruesl'r Fun•nl Home gram The nm:~, regular m<>f"t m ,; waJ , The Day home, Thursday after ROU:;;G-;;B;---'- :L-::UM:::cB:;E;:Ro---cB::UIW= =rn=G - w1ll he held at lh£' home of Mrs on ' High A contn a week In Lancaster PATTERNS MINE TIES--$M ~ Ca~sell on J anuary 5 W1llq bli i}Vtn I.Jy the Mus daughter and son 1n law per M and up We deliver H H MAX WARD Mrs Eiland served 11 two course 1oparx. SP~lfl'l.Y. :to 1he Women ~ Mrs R B Wilkins & J L Hawk, Minerllville, Ohto 115 E 5.-eond St. Phone 61 luncheon of ch1tken and dessert Pomeroy, 10hJo ~llflf. flJ t~~ r~wlJit World AIJ 1 Mrs Eldon Weeks John Phone Cheater, Ohio or SP to the members and Mr and Mr~ John R 35776, Mason, W Va, after ti l --:;-an' Hi!, ~ oar o i]' e prOJect Q ., spent Wednesd<~y m Nelsonville p m Mill at Pratts Fork Gn US ---~-Personals ~ 11 10 30tf Rt 33 ATTC~D ~ONFERENCE SEE OUR NEW LINE OF Mr and Mrs Raymond Lohn Mrs" M'aPy' mtm1ing of Mtddlc '"• • •.-· M"'""' '"'- lnsu.-nc• (:, SWEEPERSt HAND MADE APRONS ldPal g1fts ~•~•• c... and chlidrea of Columbus spent port, ana ttfr8 Dorothy Jenktnit §.65 Mrs Lee RudiSill, Legton Te, 1~:;:-::::;;;;:;:::;§~~~:::;:::;;;:::;:~1 Sewrng mat'hmes new and qf P.om~toy, chief operators of Thanksgmng wtth h1s pa1 e.hts race Pomeroy Phone 364 [. "' Used POl table cabm.t elec the Geperal T~l~phone Com and other rPiatlv(',<; Mr and Mrs Otto Lohn, Sr 11-28 6tc KUDJif." DOWNIN(', tnc and treadle H1ghE'st trade pnny Q~10, atteQ;ded thts week I m value Cor your old rn:ach n es a three d!Q' cpnference 10 Marton and 1\.fr and llirs Otto Lohn, Jr COAL for sale m 2-ton lots Call Ohio" ~ Easv te rms arranged All rna spent Sunday 1n Huntm,gton lNSURANCJ.t ~GENCY James Jeffers 421 Y ll 211 6\c chmes and repa1rs full) guar 1"'1te. Automobile Heaitt a.ntced FREE U0~1E DF.\fON CROCHEfED HANDKER STRATJON Phcne 909 J K~et A-V""~OENT CHIEFS~make nt~ Christmas on s SEwmg Machmf' Sen rcc, Gil'Ls Also FRESH EGGS, -4:5c ut.. Ca111.11lb' and Bo.oQJ POm £-roy Oh10 per dozen J:tfrs W F H1ll, ,_ Chester Ncar golf course ' 11-30-3tc FOR THE ~EST Rea I Esrate Braker IN US Ell C~RS EWngtoo upr.lght PIANO, $30 II) MlJ •DLF..P(}ftT OQJ.C St:;E ~rs John F Baily, Forest 1 fl:.il!-~ HJ.0NU SID ~lrKIIIIGIIT Run Ca ll 838M 11-3()..3tel'c-:--:::-=-:;:-;:-:=,-,=:::::::"'=~ MOTOR SALES PLAN •• i<E SA~& SCRAP maN - -'<ETAL<I~ Phom 115 Mln•rsvtlle, Ohlo The ft.hddleport Cbild COnser vatwn League Wlll have 'a Bake S h 1TRUCTOIJAL I BEAIIII Good Clean Used Cars MIDDLEPORT 700 't~J;~4~WAS HI NOTO N1, ~~~~~~E<,F~~;! ':,;:~.~:,~~, ~~: ~:.;.3:?.:~,F/~~rr: ~·i:::::::i: ~~:"~~;:, ";:{:~;~:t~l~:: ~~-.ag,~~~·~:(Z4~~4i': ~ MAR.CH OF EVENTS -===-,.,-.,-,:-:- I BEAUTH- UL CHRlST~AS TREES CoMPLETE In~ura11 r ~ Protecti"ll, Make your own selel.'tJon You Life Auto Jo'Jre f•lliO Call Poa 1 can ,tJect one at our slorr ur Mrll1 M1ddleport UhJO J W(l wi\J take YOU tO OUr pat ch - rlol>e by and you can get the THINKING OF bu m::- 1nsur.a neet f Jnest tHe you ever had m thf Guaranle•d ' tavr ""' 110 to 3~ I ,;Jzt! _~oou v.ant \\e deliver V D EDWARDS rhone 35-X Phone 133 Ewmg s Store lOa Ho:ne 434 1 11 tf W \!a tn St Pomcrny 123 d ---- - - - ---( FstotE' 4 30 I .II'' 1I! 00 100 1 15 .---------------------------,.1 ·l 10 00 10 30 1080 Wl.noeheU &: Mahoney 1100 Fury II 30 Cart061 Carnival 12 00 Captair\ t Ro 12 30 Mr On Being ASpectator While Aboard A Ship \ 955 1ti<IJC ?mky Lee 1 ~~~"'~':"'~"~'"~":"~"~·~d~c~"~'~"~~l'~o~r~e;i'.:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;hu;.h.;';;;;"'::::;:::::;:::::::~ all shtps orchcstru You man ... age to sleep 12 hours a day Af ter a while you get too tlred to HIJAUK RU'ORTS ON: read, so you step up your sleep mg time But 1 fet 1 prf'lty lucky about this ~htp 1 sta rted a book ou her Last tr 1p and Jt had a lot of luck r got t• n~ aR~d lo a 10 year old young J,u!y who dcctded not to m.nrry her father, m favor of By ROBERT C RUARK bridge La~l tame I saw her was me I went to viSit Kenya later NAil FS - I mu st h(' going to two years KAo when we made the and the Mau Maus dldn t eat me 1\u:,trall<t , 1 ~atn, but the s~me long haul together e1ther So I m stJckmg with my I I f rJen d s ht" wi1Jit ~iii OJ Is hen nnd some It JtJ a long haul but one of of " 'fh t th a lot of of LIH fJtt~ arc farmh.lr ahd the shorte~t monthlong voyages ts ts a 11 P WI th rn 1s 11f ~:our~r M 1 ~sus Marte 111 the world We slop at Port projects tn 1l Mama fltes out T1mson Nuhlc d:no~1 on the dock Smd and Aden and Colombo from New York to meet m(' tn to IWIVt me nff and Djakana Fremantle Mel SY d ney an d ..,e aim t o ••o t o Nc•w J he ~ hrp 1s the M V Austrl'l borne and S}dney nut mostly Zealantl and cotrh some of those ''' liu ur 1h1• llo)d fr1r ~t1 no lmcs W(' JUst louf alonu 10 the su r•n·' enormous t r 0u t th eY h. "e • .... craft and get.. Lake Taupo 1 hen we a1m to go und sh' tolld nu.' tw() yl'an 11~0 seas m the noble MJ~s I N Js uno ffll ml flng ad hos fat orr Rpaghettl Visltln~ up lo Northern Que~ns mrrul of th<• I lo}d rn ct~tl no out YoU take a trunkful of books land nnd then over to ew Ill h<~\1ng m1de ntnc round! and sre a bad mo\tc every othe1 Gulne~t tn ps out Uus wa} <lllll Is ,Is rught anJ dance to a ships or Th!:!n Wt IHI th~ real South m urh D part o t 1ht vc~s1 I as the d1estra that sounds exactly like Seas, Wllh 1 Jhltt as the tnrget l GATUIOAV Coffee Time 9 3Q Andy'S C&flg oiit 1 \ours' A couple of k 1d~ are squar The drtvers are t'lrunnr tll on (d ofr llke banty Tonslers Thl' y f'ach other at an Intersection Or reel prf.'tt} cocky but th~y don t ractng towa rd a curv£! or lull reall} "ant IQ fight bl-cause th:.t ahead Or JOckeymg for !In opening hurts no matter who w1ns and m the traffic line Or otherwt!le who gets v.hipppd' What t'ilth cngagmg 1n a childish struggl& hopps to tlo Js to bluff I hf' other Their chtn.!l and bumpers arP 1nto su r1 ender without v\ulencf' s1uck out and their hands nnd 11ur~ the hluHcr 14 dl l1ave wun fend!:!rs are clenched thrcatemnR a moral \ tdory and he can lord 1t I} And maybe the} are bonkmg o\er rhts k1d and a few other! loudly or swearing llt euch other Y.tthout gettmg hts own nos~.: They don't really want to tan blood1cd Jn the process So tlley gle That mean~; a rough pay-off )usl lc elbow~ end s houlders and and after all, there's IJttle to be lunk Iough and talk loud And gamed except a blue ribbon for srme11mes one of them thmks he the ego But each thmk.R (thinks") hil3 put O\er the knock out punch he can wm A bloodless v1c:-tory \\ilh thf' words My dad can IJck Perhaps one of the combatants \ utir dad He s btgger 1 Mn} he 11 wnrks But as llkely as does have the advantage of a big not the lwJ Y.Jth tho bJ!ia:er durl ger dad-a dad on Wheels But maybe the other guy ts stubborn g'•l('~ hnme en mg Wit h fl hl<~Ck too Maybe he refu~es to give up t \f'' Or both k1ds mav get bat So they tangle Really tahglet 1~1 t U up m u no decJ~ton fll!:hl W1 :.~riu\ts have a ni'DI ltttle des Both dnvcrs lose And their trtptwn fur sud1 u baltle We cal\ 'd!ld.'l get banged up too A~ 11 kl(l ~tuff u1d t. n1l to d1~nuss likely as not the guy with the 11 l1 ghll)' fiH re ~ a lot to lra"'n bigger dad gets knocked rold H~ ft11m th ~ kid stu ff --t>SJH!Cially may go dm<,n for the count Some' I Chamiei 1l 900 Kid Stuff Y A A A MY DADS ' \V Qf N WCHS ·TV Channel B llc2ll SlJih On PogeThree WANT ADS ' TELEVISION GUIPI WSAZ. TV Channell GATUROAY By ma1l one year $8, •b month&, N'aUoaal aavertlslng repreaen~ month $1 tJ&tlve, Bottme111 Kimball. Inc, S~ I ' ~ Baily §entirel I Clt1 Subsmprton rlteJ DeUvur ~ carrier where available 30 eentr per week one yen in adv!P.ce phoo.e 391l, 1!1Htorla1 of!lce phone 1 •t ThJO Da!!y Sent nel cl,,ct; lf1 II $Hi 60, SIX months, $780; three EDtere!1 as second clasa maU months S3 90 By motor route ina: matter It tbe post office at wbere available one moPth, Sl 1 l! [ The I Snti.Del, IDe.. at llO Mee.htnle st., Pomeroy 0 Bualnea ofriee Pomeroy Oblo ,--,-- - 571 687A 532 331A 695A R645 5168 558A 5208 4794 .' ' RS12 R599 I ' ' only$ 799 only$ 891) on~~ St!S pnl ony ~!i enlnf f on!J~ ~~t .onli iV on!J HS onl¥ S onl,f onlvf iB Jfi oni onlY I "nl'i m J POMEROY SOCIETY "ti, li~!~,!,!!~·D· ot ---- - - - Co. ' 011\!'Jlll 3:-vevs1_. R!\pqe491 Main St. · ' (Near High School) Pameroy, Ohio • WE BUY ' ~itnJ!~HU.:,t~ ![;.L••:,:: proceeds to &'9 toward thetr pro Ject of redecoratmg at \}ie Ch1ld 1 ren'a Home l l ~ OHIO VALLEY J UN~ CO.. P'hnnE" 1110 ltr!n.-.. ~ All llakes and Models METROPOLITAN 4 UTO SALJ!S ~· ·-~· �-.---- -·-.......-' ~u~day, Oecen;tfier .\1 ?f?.. . • I'I!A.rvvTs wns ington te•m that has allowed a total of 14 pojnU ln its Jut tbree .starts. The GiantJ 4-6-1 defeated the Redskin!! 7-3 in New York last months 36-7, Basketball Scores Giants. The 12 tlubs have only two more reeular season game•. The Rams and Browns can assure them Hlns of ahares of the take from the Dee. 26 championship game tl the balta bounce Just ria:ht for them this weekend. t.c:. An,eles, ludlng the Chica10 Bears b1 a ball-game, is a seven-point fa\'orite for its home game With tbe third -place Balli· more Colts. Tbe Ram1 can take the Wettern Dlvlslon crown by WiDniDI-lf tbe underdog Lions upa.et the Bears at ·Cbicago. The Bears arc 10~ point e'hoices, bul were 10~ point favor!t(!.ll last Sunday when they took a 53·14 whipping from the C,hicaRo Cardinalli. Hold H•tf-4..,. LNd Cleveland h Ids half- 1e~d over th.e °Washlftlton a aame Redslnns In the Ea!itern race and lS a 12""1 _ pomt f~voritc to defeat the Steetc~s at Plthi. bur~h . The Brown.~ can ch~~h. their m:th . s~raight NFL d1v1s1on title by wmnJDg- lf the Giants d t t lh , R d.sk' . . e ea c. e u:'5 at Wiibmgtea. Washmgton IS .a three point favorite. The Green Bay Packers trail Los An&eics ~y P.l game~ and still have a shgllt chance m the Western race. But the Packers 5·:1 arc :i~ po1nt undurdogll for their game with th_e t'01 ty-Nincrs 3·7 at Sin Fran~lsco. In Sund~y s, other game , the Philadelphia .Eagll'li_ 3-0-1 arc fa · v.ore~ over the v1s1tmg Chit-ago Cardmals 4-3·1 by seven points. . Los Anweles 6·9·1 defeated B<ol· t1morc S4·1 by auch c~ddlng machmc s~urcs &ll f~- 2 und 48·0 in lite ,pas,t. But Coach Wccb Eu banks Colts have been providing tougher opposition ior !he Ranu a~d all th?ir othcL' upponcnls smce late 10 the 19M campai.:n. The Colt& edged the Rams at Los Angeles last December 22-21, and the Rams had to come from behind at Bllltlmorc twu wcek.!i ago e n TODAY'S SPORT PAR4i_____.·-E-G j · .Unl.!:~~-:~~·~,.... b~!·:::.~:~:~:;~m·· overnor Los Angeles Rams Also Needing Victory To Be Division Champs aY IAAL WRIGHT Unl1otl ~-- wn.... Tbe Loa Ancetes Rams and Cleyeland Browll.!l can clinch lh~ Natlou.l Football League's dlvil!ioa tiUu Sunday if they wtn and get a couple of h.eCty aui.-tts from the Detroit Lions and New York NEW YORK UP- Fearless Fraley 's faels and figures : Maybe in all the Ali-America IHtulalion you never heard of North Carolina's Ken Keller, but the Ti!rh.t e l Torpedo "ave Paul Hornung . Notre Dame's Ali-Am eriea quarterback, one of hla Tecunurh. 55 Vandalia ButiPr !H Anna 62 Botkins 56 BY UNITID PRISS West Alexandrta 02 Gratis 43 Ha~kins 6S Weston 52 F..a ton 60 Mid dletown F'enw1ck 32 ){asun 70 Springboro flO Jackson-Bur"oon 74 Webster 63 e Lebanon ~3 Patterson 52 Olney 79 Lake 64 Cygnet 72 Rlsinpun 56 Dayton Stive-rs ~9 Monroe 44 Carl isle 70 Harvey sburg fi4 Liberty 73 Portage 48 Sidney 84 Belll'funtainc 48 Tontogany 6S N. Baltimore 63 Pember\'ille 81 Montgomery-Local Piqua M Celina 41 W. Carrolltun 62 Germantown fj7 74 Jackson Center ';'0 Fairlawn 51 Troy Luckey 87 Bloomdale ~ Xenia St. Brigld ~ Urbr1na St. P.:i)wUng Green ~~ Bellevue 13 Marys 48 G. R~idl!D2 Jark Tp. wood co. 63 ~t. Vernon St. Vin . 99 Bladt'!ns- N. Madi11on 73 Wcslmont 71 OT l,{iilida 84 Wapakoneta St. Joe 60 burg 44 ZaneJiville 66 Marietta 36 Miamisburg 53 Dayton Ki.'lcr :-18 Newark 48 D 44 Fairborn 50 Beavercreek 34 . . OVlJr . W. Elkton 81 Jackson Preble 67 So . Zanesville 76 Adamsv1Ue 53 Ccneord 1:1~ Christianburg Jack ~0 CoshoclDn 52 Cambrldie ¥1 Port William 8..1 Kenton 81 Hopewell 80 Chandlersville 51 Coldwater 71:1 Versailles 46 Rose.vllle 155 MeConnel 11vUe 33 Lewisburg 74 Monroe Preble 68 N. Concord 69 Crooktlvile 60 1 Newton 67 Covington 3J Caldwell 69 Glouster 50 Verona 6~ Camdon 49 N. Lexington ~ Philo 4-4 . · · Middletown 92 D11yhm Dunbar tl3 Pennsville 96 Rcmcrsv1lle 63 Greenview 58 Xenia Wilson 56 Deavetlown 83 Stockport ~8 Glenford I 10 Moxahal<~ 63 Somer!let 84 N StraiL'I\•illc 41 McLuney :56 c~rning 55 Trolwoud 611 Thornville 67 M.adbon a:; Lore City 60 Byeaville 94 Quaker City 43 Scnru;avillc 80 0 wash.lngton 04 Frazeyl!burg 67 New. St. Fron. 51 Haricttsville '14 Lewisville 66 Batesville 76 Belle Valley M Dexter City 04 summerfied !52 Sarab.sville 93 cam St Bene 54. ChilliCothe ~~~ Lan~asl~r 45 ' Columbus ~outh ~Central 36 ColuMbus Ea~t 59 Nurth 58 Cleve. E. Tech 72 Cleve Bene. 57 Cleve. Glerldne 81 CJo~,o·e J·un~ I Madison 52 Shawcn Acres 40 J IShawnee Troy 60 Tipp City 41 Randolph 59 Jeff. Mcnt. 57 segregat" I ' i! Bowling Hi g hli g ht s ' ; '' . Chitkl moved the laat two niJhll a• thfly took sl• 11moa in • row lo virtually aew up the rtnt half of the lthedule. The Chh·k11 won three atm~• Thurbday ni(thl ' in reau· lar leacue play from the City lee tnd Fuel five, and then la11t niaht took three In a row rrom their nearest roe1, 0 . D. T~nnant The Ja.t three line• were make up tame.. The Chicks rolled below p;tr on Thuraday night as lhry hit 2117 on g1mes or 834, 817 and 886. but aUII won all three hand· llr•. BUI: Bob Loub wu tht~ top DliD wltb 1 6?6 serlt~11 on (larnetl of J:ID, 180 lnd 180. while AI R1111eH folloWed with Mrr. Ne:a1 WQ ~ for the loRtlr8 with ~9 . AI'T'O'lll i I II'* MMctll"l ceme vp wllh hfl llitiHt .... •• th• .... oo Pr~ . nttltt to ,..II • Ml ltl1ft, aM ltKe4 the rabtdla .. t,._lr wltal threo win• •.W 0. D. T.nMnt. Rink had Boon: I to 1!, Z .lo ' hit httll:' =· WIM'Idnt •• como 1..,. 'wllll 114, lnlll 221. ll.v. It ., Mf ho hool .W. miOMo In th• 214 pmt, 1M httl flw •II 1111 thl ti\Nt Half ;kitH t.h- til . . ht ""'!1 _,ld ha,. hit 1 · IIIII «ovaUer followed II"'"· lf'J'i''JA he 214 ltut blo told ht ,,.. 700 118 1tlll 1118 IIOB Choquettr. 167 118 171 f6l 118 188 133 1~1 1'12 187 CROW'I CHICICI· 1M JM R. Mcnchinl 168 143 151,, " ' 141 188 1T1 &07 Hom• A then•• Wellston• Neltonvill•* J•ckton* Glilllpoll1l Home Log.~n• Aw1y 7 Hom• Hom• Aw•y Hom• Feb. 14 Pomeroy• F•b- 10 •.., w.... R1.:lne Feb. 18 Athens• Away • League Gamet .. l . .. .. '. PLUS TAX Regular $10.00 Tire Chains $5.00 • • Jleg. $32.95 PLASTIC Seat Covers • $17.00 • For Older Model Cars Was $3!.50 Plastic Covers____ ·only $10~ _:___~ A-COILFILTERS Mary'>, where Negro John Henry Johnson waa a star back. The Georgia governor, a leader in the south4!rn tight against the Supreme Court'H decision outlawing radal . discrimination In publie schools, asked Arnold today to call a special meeting at once to consider. hll request. Griffin told his news conference that au'ch a meeting would be held SPARK PLUGS WII..LIAMSOl'-tO.IL CO. . ':,,,; ( '·; ,,·, ·"";'. .:1' ' . ,, ~ ·~ .. · W·. ~lain ' -~: ' ,'~.~ ' DlSTRIBUTOR S1. . DELCO AND AUT!)·LITE IGNITION PARTS :,, '· Gdodnite, Mr. a~d Mr1 . V-oegler and . frtmil.f, Mrs. Garnet Clarke, Mrs. l.~ty · ~,Pr, M:r . D_ale ~alburn. Mr~. Goldie doodmte, Mrs. Chaf'les ZU,sJilr1 1 Mr. antl ger; -. ,. Mrs. Ray <loodhlle. Mrs. ol>kr Kearns, Mrs. fluth Goodnite and ttie ~on-orees. ·, . . , Callint· On ¥r. alid Mrs. DaUBs 9:1~~ arict . fanilly _T1Hursd'ay were i 1: ~~lr;,d P:.~· Fe;:~, ~~~~~lt~a ' ~nd _Mrs. Leo Ciiir'ke were Lautj' ftUR, , M . .;JiJI M Mr. lfra. ~otl~Jl, _Jik J~f! lfta!i. 2ilY 'i.t~~~ ~i';.~d ~ darter~ Do:se>; .RQ.\Ub ;:~~n~1l~~f.d¥iS' ~.tilinlf~._. ~~4 ! IJilf C);} -·p~Ht. thl .WOI;~l!lls ~lri WHielini' ·J!I' M "'tii\Qtl •l ·lli~ · ThQ~a~ ' .liQlfjiiari. · .· .,.. 1 ~ .)Jr. !!Ud ·.MrS; 180~J IDENTIFY ., '~~ ,~· 1HE DAILY SENTINEL MYSTERY '. . .. ' • .·. ''' _, .•1 .. .I . '. .1· '' ....'" " • UilWtdJ ., Urllftni sp~t Th!inksglving wub· tlieh: pa~~nh, Mr. · and Mrs. George GtlliUfl til'ld family. Mi'. iiid Mrs: Jim Smith itld soh ·of Darwin spent Thursday with Mr. lind Mrs. hllae Sril.lth M!, and Mrs. Delbert Rcush ~nd and Oor(lt~y.Rtts~ > f t·~ in Co i.imtiu~ I! I d/ 1 Wtbken(l t\teits• :it t~e honie of . I( atid Mrs. tHar~e~ Yea'g er were 'I f Piersall, Cblu.ml>t.i~; Bob Sen- ' 0 Newcometrtown, 0., 1nd Mr... Llsh 1nld children, Carrollton, ·, June Spencer was. the guest of 1\er coUsin, Maril)'n Cleland Raeihe o•er tlie weekend. ' · Mrs. Kathalee~;~. Grenthouse rctllrned to her home in HuntinJton Ch ..Monday . lft~r ,having visited w.lth IJ&r mother, Mrs. Berth 11 Far- farp!lY, Guysville were vislHng with _Mr. aJ'i.d. Mrs. Elwood LJeving drtd f.irillly recently . Frances Roush and Dave Bail:ct sp~ot Thailksgivi.ng with Mr. and · Mrs. Abe Herdm:!n. ley for several days . '·~·M~a. . ~oll . Clark wtio t'PCenl- ll ~-~mt~t~[_ -~~ ~ajor surgery - at ; :,. ~t. )iftryy nlJ$Plf:iU i.~ Huntinglon bas ·&~>ne to ClArksbUrg for fu1·· ~ thet rit~dicill treatment. ·~ .Freddie Ray IcenhoWer ,UfnbtU, spent thto weekend' ' fils mother, M"rs. Edna recebtly ·'l NANCY ! FOUND A BOTTLE OF INS ~'fR I!'T .I a;·ICio•e at Noon M Thun.) I I ,,.. ' ',, ... ,.. '' "d SEE THE MANY BARGAINS ·E USED TV'S tn va!ue each dliy the Mystery Man Is not idel)liCi$~ ers wtll be •J\Mu!lced e'ael! time' thellbsWry M•n 18 1eth, Eatll eii(r'y ,dl,u•t have.rour name an• •dd""-· eligible ro.r th' •. . . . . y" r ..... 1 $1· _, ; , _:. .::~- e P•lte. ji@ AND· . can be onfy orte wlhhei'. 'l'Ite. ~didst llostliia•ll ·. ·•11.~atness or entry dectdes the WIDner In case more lha n une REFRIGERATORS CO!~t ~:....:...=--~ Entries are received. • ifWttfrtY MAN fN'f't'l' JfiHi ' ' LET US SHOW YOU NAME OF MYSTERY MAN 56 ASSOCIATED RADIO 160 180 S00 SALES tnd SERVICE 160 lila 178 f'lb I Herry Mlll--c>wner 160 191 171 IIIII[ 111 112 E MaiD St: ~tlflitet'oJ', Oblo 740 760 112'1;1188 ,....,_ _.._..__ _...;._ _ _ _ _ _ _....j,_...;.,-1 D MYSTERY MAN CONTESt ltUtts .Jib.~ · h day until fll)1her notice,, the Daily Sentinel wi\1 ct a MyStery Mall Contet.t Wl'.h \he Ptlze liltrualnl( IN GOOD ., ; :~ :,, ,. S"'..ur day B»tttll K'ttfJ!<to ,,;i.~ -·M·r • anu -..:~'~' rs.· • • .,. 1n.1 Pomroy, Ohio Phone and - Sjlehdln. fh< holiday with :bb:~~~~~~~~~~.J •!iii ·lllr.d! •~4·. fiitMif.•kati!!l Wlllloitl Clati ~M ahd t'tll.: W· . .. . Purr ~ong peacefully~;~ orpour it oh to-pass' 146 178 liM B Louk& 219 180 180 Total 834 817 81MJ 21!117 CITY ICI lo ~UIL B. Tillis 130 168 10. 4150 H@rker tto 119 1M tUJ I Pomeroy• t.a · f81 0 . 1\torrlt Blind Krod•l Neoi wltb T. Morriaon &114"'~ lor. ll81, wblle Total Aw•y Hom• •••11 G71711380i A. KaNell) G. DurbinY Hom• UM 234 225 Grr(lr Total oliB. Jo~ck~;; en• Gallipolis• LOSIIan• 3 ,_H' 197 168 198 061 Morris 130 12& 150 40a Louks 166 142 UM 47la Tolal 8M 821 913 11631 0. D. TINNANT Bcllt:-; 18'1 160 143 .4110 Faires in N•1Mn'li11•• -- "~C:-.. Io1-~ ioo,.•. ••• Driving's _Exciting·Ag~in! East C<nlrl Street, Pomero, . "" '• Hovatter Hook In ~ortraits Browns forte Is sculpting, in whi::r.he also is a Princeton prorcsGeorge Preston Marshall, owner of tho Wasbintton Redakin.s has a vivid recollection of th~ first lootbaU n~ , ....n hy the late Clark Griffith of the Wash1~1-:>n . Senator11. Watching his fint ~r1d game jn 1937, Griffith w~s silent until Sammy Baugh drifted back to receive a rival 13 16 Aw1y Aw•y N: W. CO_MPTON, 0. D. · ed with a bhJ 943. Doc Greer was high for the lo1era with &06 and had a 108 hllh 11ln1le. Wea Dcllc11 of Pomeroy had 490 for the Tennant five. The asc~refj; · Mah V, Game c•OW'S CHICKS Clifford 117 1M 208 Mcnchlnl seapes, and Hom• Wellston• Fab, And champion j;~;; a .£-r~r· ~ part of the university system 86 Hartaek for recreation ydotes ~~ IS Tech, played Penn~y\vania in 19$2 and Penn used Negro end Ed , water skiing and skin diving Coach•• Are Artht• · Bell. In 19M, Georgia played St. William "Lone Star" Dietz, former Wasltiqgton Stat.e grid roach, an~ Josepb Brown, Prince· tnn . OOxmg instructor, exhibit lhe.lr u~ works in a Lehigh Umver~Jty exhibit opening Sun· day. D1etz shows a series of land- Weh•ma 9 ' ROCHESTER, N. Y., Nov.. 30 - Mary R. Rawlings of Pome. roy hall been pledged to Theta Eta, soeial sorority, at the Uftl• versity of Rochester. A sophomore, ~;he U the daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Richara H. Rawlin&!J, 359 Lincoln Hill. Mills Rawllrt~~ is a graduate of Tbe Sbipley School in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Stanford 72 Wlt~hinglon 55 N. Mn. Mil. ln ~;t 81 Ml11ms St. M Gonzaga 72 CollE'gc of Idaho 86 San Francisco 70 ChlC'o State 39 San Jose St. 6~ Seattle 59 Oregon 57 Oreaon State 46 1even Paul !Ji(!ord hod MD Wit~ a . ••mea out in front of the Pt. h\Jh game. The Cblck1 hit 2621 Pll!altnt CJty Bowling Leae:ue on aames or &M, 824 and tlnlth· Crow'• j SORORITY PLIDGI 6 6 13 20 24 Jan, 27 Jan. 31 ·Feb. . 3 Pantiewaste ·,, ( MIDDLl!PORT BASKETIALL SCHEDULE I Manhattar. 9fl Bridgeport 8 I New H:.mpshire 82 Bates 79 Iowa 'lfl Tor,mto liB Rcnnsalaer 52 Albany State M Villanova 81 Kings College 58 Coasl Gu11rd 55 Norwich M rlenison 96 Union N. Y. 61 Maryia"d St. 88 Va. Union 87 Clark 75 Bowdoin 65 Alliane~ 90 Thiel 71 .. on es s ugar ow t I N. Bremen 84 Cridersville 59 Cut Harvard 62 AmAerst 55 Wagner 89 Scranton M ') C- ---t-=--t-S- --B . --~ ~ Dec, Doc. soon, but tbat be did not knttw ex- Dec. actly when. Doc. Georgie Teeh, which completed J•n. a 7-1-1 Beaaon by whipping Geor- Jan. iil last Saturday, was invited to J•n. the Sqaar Bowl to meet Pitt, the Jan. J•n. eastern ebampion. I f y un. on Tbrea ens To Disrupt Sugar Bowl Planning Nortb Carolina ,ame, Hornung lefged into • punt and, .. it 10D fh•est1" 'iu spiraled almost 80 yards downfield he "id to himself, "PauL my boy, you really put 'em in ATLANTA, UP-Gov. Marvin the hoh! with that one." But Keller grabbed the b11l. Gn ff in, a strong se.~~.:regationist. evaded about five Notre Dame formally asked the State Board of ta('k.Jers and steamed strala:ht up Regents today to forbM Georgia the middle. Tech to play Pittsburgh in tbe "The next thing know," Sugar Bowl if Pitt 118es a Negro groan.& Hornung:, 'Tm the only player or If spectators at the man between hlm and a touch- game &re not segregated. down nnd l have to make the Pittsbursb has-announced that tackle. There went my beautiful it will bring a Negro player, full SO-yard punt." back Bobby Grier to the Su.gar ~ah:~Don't Bet I Bcwl and that he ~Ill "travel, eat, If you re hke me, you have !Jve practice •nd play" with the trouble picking winners at a tea~. hor~e park. So take a Up and The Sugar Bowi ha &allocated I don t bet on a nag called Smoke certain ~ eetion or tbl!l 11 tadium to Screen . H~ has wo~ne or ~ Pitt and ' ftutJl~ ~atrictions on in· starts m ftvc. rears and hasn t tegratio.a. in ~ t)q,r section. It was co~ped a dects1on 1,•' 20 outings understood there ~~Would be no aej!· th1s year. But don t sneer too regatiOil ;there.: ..,._ much. His seven seconds this " ~ ~ ,. r year earned $48,433-and his ~h& ~•:1'- ~d of Regents overall bankroll, J\.lt being in which bll.l. npCril.sion· over Tech the money, is $308,~5. and all otfier blalts of the univerConservation cornej: Do you liity sy.stem, aald J~llllier through know what the son oQ a seahorse its chalnnan, Robert 0, Arnold, is called: A seacolt. haturally , that it would not take up a coQtOther vital information: A plaint about Tech playing non-seg. h_ockey puck weighs between regaled ?itt, flied by the Georgia f1ve and three-quarters and six citizens council. Tech Coaeh Bobby ounces. Charley Goldman, train- Dodd has no eommenl on the deer of heavy weight champion mand that Tech not play the Rocky Marciano, was one of the game. first motion picture operators, Dcdd .said today he was " someclosing his Brooklyn tlicker em- what surprised" at the develop· porium In 1906. ment but that he ould "nlake no Add same· Bl d t comment at all on It at this time." oo rans1ua 1ons Georgia f otb ll t "' h . . for ailing horses are a ('Ommon o a ea_ s ave 111 ractice the usual the past played agamst Negro · . P 0ne mvo1v1ug 1 . . • The Un1verslty a gallon or blood f , P ayers. of Georg1a Ha 50 1 Sooth Cleve, ~oly NiUJlo 93 tlcvCl w'esl 71 · Catawba 93 Wofford ~5 Clrvc. John . Mal'lihall 1:18 Cleve. Presbyterian 86 Charleston 67 Rhodu 48 Maryland 67 Virginia M Cleve. St. Ignatius 80 Cleve. Lin · Newberry 74 North Georgia 50 coin 69 G. W. 101 Wake Fore!!t 81:1 Cleve. South 1:13 Cleve W. Tech 53 Furman 86 Davidson 86 to 1111lvage a 17-17 lie. N. Olm!ited M Olmsted Falls :H Loyola Mel. 70 Fair. Dickinson R•m• Bounced l•ck Msdlna 6li Oberlin M Loyola La . 72 La. College 46 That deadlock knOJ:ked tb Uake n Rocky River, 38 Hampden Sydney 70 J..yncbbj!. M Rams out of tint place but I he Ckve, Hgt.s. 72 Akron North 41 Ala. State 112 Stillman 64 resaint'd it last Sunday from the Fairport 43 Wickliffe 41 Fisk 92 Talladega ~ Eagles whilo the Bears were r.cnuva 66 Painesville Harvey 58 Delta Stahl 94 Gu11chito 85 losing. Chardon M Madison 44 Loui6villc 72 GPorgetown 46 The Browns 7-2·1 arc .'ltcut fa · HUI·on !17 New London 4~ Lambuth 110 Millsaps 98 vorilcl a(lainst the StceJerK 4-6. Vermilion 63 W~llington 36 Duke 07 Clem11on 63 But the ch~mplons aren't likely Burton 93 Newbury 44 . Mbls. State 108 Howard 65 to be ovor--confidenl. Tho aamc Wc:;t Gcomga 43 Middiericld JO Mis~ Coli. 85 Memphis Navy 47 will bo played at f''orbc.!l l~'leld Euclld 44 Garfield H~1s. 40 Midw•at wh~rc Pitlllburih handed Cleve: Lak<'wood ~D Elyria 43 rarsons A2 St. Ambrose 77 ~nd Its wont NrL defeat last Shaker Hgt.s. 68 Painesville Rlvcr- Ripon 81 Othkosh ~9 ,teat, M-31'. 8idc 64 Mar(!uette 88 St. Norbert 43. ' C04Cb George HAIH/1 or lhe Gilmour 66 Loudrcll 26 Akron 90 Pcppercline 79 Se1r1 e.4 Alid he Wa!!n't certain Co\8. West 62 Col!;. Linden 43 Washington Mo. 02 s . DakotR 38 whether be would start F..d Brown Marlon -FrBnktin 02 Gahanna ftO Drake 85 N. DakotR State 155 Boti Wlltil!m.& or Georao Blando~~ ai ft('ynoldsl>urli: 74 Whtl.eblll 39 Minnesota 87 Moorhead TchrR 87 quarterback &Ja\n.st thr Lions 3-7. Col. St . M~~ry 66 Grove City 30 Augustana Ill. 69 Monmoulh 67 The Giant~. who played their ~'rank . Munroe 51 Gctly~>hurg u Creighton 73 Buena Visla 36 ~lit 19M game to l1c C:lcvcland at Wilmington 6& Xenia Central :"i3 Southw••t 3& -111 last Sunday, race a Wnsh- Cedarville 73 Spring Valley 58 McMurry 76 Corpus Chri.sti 61 Schreiner lnst. 73 Delmar Coli 60 Fairfield 'JO Northridge fiO THANKS OP:FIRID Brown Conovor 94 Piqua Catb. 40 Texas Tech 94 St. Mirhael's 49 .Mrs. William 1.. Smith and Springfield Pub. tH Marion nard- So.-wcst Tex . .St. 83 H. Payne 73 w•• t diUibter with to thank their lng fiO , Brigham Young 75 UCLA M many fricmd1 and neighbors for Triad li7 M••t'hanlrsburg 52 Col. A&M 67 fol . S1nte :SO -lndnes• llhown in lhclr recent thclir 46 Montann Stale tiR Wyomin~ ~9 rbcre•wm•nl. Wesl Libe>rty U7 Quincy 52 I •ISIOn • s I' .BLA· E TTNAR . ' ' t (i • ... .• · ········· . ··· ~ ······ .·· ......... ;: ...... : ... . .. . ..' . . .. . ADDRESS .. . .. .. . ......... . . . . .... .... , -: ...... . . • I CITY. : ........... . .. . .. - . . . . . ' .. NAME AUTO co..· , On Your Dllt �----- -'-- - The Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middl-ocrt. Ohlo - · - --- "'~ Sdturday, !:>ecemt:ier3:195! · -· · ------------------~~--~~~~~~~~~-------.-----------~~~~~~~ J Seyler-ls Wed ·· To OnI November23 i .. • • Th• Chrlttlln Church rJ/1 Hem· lock Grove, every Swtda,y NO A M Sun day Seboq1 aDd ~ion ~eeond Sunday tn mOllth ~ P M church preaehi!lf fOQrtlh 8un day m m&ntb 10·30 A . ·M. d~W'e.b com munlun and preaehiAJ;-?BIY Harold C Do.tter P~;stor . _~ Tha Pr•sb~rian ChUI'C~!' ly. racuse, Howard Rdppelt, Church Scbool 9:30 Robert ,l dm. Supt Evemng Worthlp • The Free ~thod11t Church Harr:. Bates, Pastor, Laurtl t~~ B 30 A M. Clan mootmg, Sun~ School, Pr atrl Jacobs, Supt. • ·, Culeton Church, Klng1bvry £l oad, Rev R A Biddle, Pastor; c-,u nda y School 9 30, Prayer MeetIll Y 7 4.5 Wednesday evemng; and l hu rch servwe 2nd and 4tb Sun1 tia)S at 7 43. ntinel r' , I EUB Churches, Morning SJn & nlcrpnse, Rev. Roger Bisher. !'astor. Morning Star SuDII1y S( hool 9 45 A M wor, IJ p at 11 A. M. HYF A CU\'11. aad coloml c.~ ._ nwg al 8 Prayer meehna: ,.. Jiii114ar &abJ. llN iMM dar eJ.a... .lay evenmg Enterprise Su:lld111 - ---au1td.III..IQ1r fronl. IMW .:ichool 10 10 A. M Morning wor~ eeml aDd ~ A .h1p 9 30 A •M YF at 6 30 P. M ....,. .,.._n.., allrh&N ~ 1M £ vcmng worsh1p 7 30. Prayer Wtlt lll4. ,.uow uul ...,_ C..te~: mcetmg Wednesday 7:30 P . M. PfdJ ....... ~ UB Churchn, L.t.rt Ptlh, Rfo \ I gcr Ma rtlD, Pastor sunday School !Ill COMICTJOlte !I 30 A M Wors'hip Service 7 P. \ . tt ~~UowtM Chmt1an Endeavor llternate 6 1 Sundays at 7:30 P. M -. .. . ·' Single Copy 1953 CBEV. (%10) ~8,000 ~I mDet m<Kor overhaul 1913 CIIEV. (210) Complete 19$3 FOllD CuN4>m) ~llelll eo11dlll011 {953 ~IICURY 1Cle4om) Tbe 1IMt "' l95S'l>LY~OUTB tllel~ere l(atdtop) Flne''Sbapo .. 1.95o'<:BEV. (210) Pe""r Gli!le1111d Mot<>r ov.-uul 1951 CHEV. (210) Good.eallllltbl 1950 BUICK Fordor. A &ood hu7 SEll &IGGS, MII>LlliOJ'j',: cllllvt:J,bl ' i 1·1 '' ' . 'It' nounces e·w • * * * IM..,__tter. -. 1111 and Pratse tervlct And bu.sJneSll meetlnJ; 8 30 f. ftPilM Church of the ~•urent, lyr• Church council meeting; 8 .30 SenIt . . . . .u..uOW8t buttH a.t .iJt1 1{'Use, M C. Larrimore, Putor. 10r choir rehearsal; Thursday 8 30 water. SUr 11DtU tmootll. Jour I Sunday School 9·30 A H Morrdns Youth Choar; Friday 6.30 Golden ""'..,...,., CMalla 1 bvtt.rt4 bowl .,. orsh1p 1~.30; NYPS 8:31} P. M.; ' Rulo ClaM w 1JJ have their annual lllbl ..1111,. p,_. the cereal a. 1 Evan geJL5tlc serv1ce 7:30 P. M. Chr1stma1 potlu~k dinner at the lito.,.._. paper c-. clrlaldq ll Wednesday evening prayer meet ~nnoYn'*""'f 11 inade of the .., biMrt WGO\iea p...,.,., to 1orm 1 mg for the m1dweek and Tuesday t"WNrrla. . of Mary Ell1n S.yler. home of Mr and Ml'B Paul Smart daught.r of Mr. and Mrt. LHn, Churqh Of Christ in Chrl•tlan o1 ...._ Wbea cool. veaUr ... aft ernoon prayer hour S. Mlllor. Dayton, Ohio, end Union, Afiddlepo", Rev Guy F ...,.. CUI* ~ad. pueb • • ol I Hou .. of Pnylr, Ch"ter, Sun· Sayre, pastor Bible School 9 30 i lato Jlttt 9\ISDdlope to 1-.l 1 d.1y School 9·30 A. M. Mornmg Mury A, Mlll•r, son of Thoma• Odell Manley, Supt; Mornmg ~ worsh1p 11 A. M Sunday evening 8. Miller, Pomeroy, on Nov. 2J. Th• Jt•w. H. M. Carpent.r. Patworsh1p 10 30, Evangeliltlc serwor sh1p at 8 Prayer meetmg on VICe 7 30 - ~ - ; l hursday 8 P M tor of the St, .Pau I M.thoclist Church of tht Nlllrene, Mid- Young Peoples' mef'llllg II 45 I R.. daville ChMJe, Rev. Free· dl~porl, Rev Robert Styers, pas- Evangellsltc servtce 7 30 '' lan d Norns Pastor Sunday School tor Blblt1 School lh30 Lester Tay Mt. Mori•h Baptist Church, Mid at Bothe! 9.30 A M' Preachmg lor, Supt Morn in£ worJhlp 10 30, dlepurt, Re\ N 0 Bordt·n, pa ~ ~~· ~ VJCe at 11, Sunday School at A. IIANoJ't•lt tor Bible School Q l!".i Al'~en-• Ht•c(L!;vllle 9 30, Joppa 9 30 A M; , BY Reese, Supt, Mornmg worshJp 81 I upper~ Plams 9 30 A M Preach 111 ,1!; serv1ce at Tuppers Plains at In 30, BTU 7 p m. q Prhbyt•ri•n Church, Syrtcuse, i 30 P M Sunday School at Long ll l!l!om 9 30 A M Rev Howard Ruppelt, ~astoJ Church School 9:30 Rol.Jcrl Htu M•thodlst Charg•, Letar't Fallt, fl,.. 1 I ; S~fl~ONmE a.V: t; 1M! ' den, Supt.; westmml'tcr Yl• 6.30 Evening serclce 7.30 1opl r ' 'Inc Slcepmg Giant"' B()ard of Deacuh e5ses at church B 30 L! " The F•d•ntfll Church, Pom•roy Rev Waldo Bartels, Pastnr. Sun day School lUll, Fred maettn u1 , Supt 10.30 A. M \'fnrs hlp S!"t v1ce Topic "God Invad e.~ t hr Worl~" Sr. Youth Fellowslnp 7 p m : Junior Youth Fellowship e p m Th• Flnt BaptM Church, Pam eroy, Rev Ralph Zundel. Pr\'; 1nr Church School 9 30 A .M )fornmg Wor11hip 10·30 A M Church of Chrl1t in ChmtJ•rt Union, 1\flddleport, Rev (; 111 'F Sayre, Pa.d or. B1ble School 11 30 Odell Manley, Supt, MorninJ; '\-\ o:tr 5hip 10.30; Evangehsuc se 1 \ 1 ~e 7•30 ,. The Salv•tion Army, Middl•· port, Caplam Glenna Rum mr :U. Sunday School 2.30 , Il o hn ell~ meet.mg 3 30 Open Aw Servlt ,, 17 P. M Salvation mceLmg 7 30 Christian Chureh •' R: ..cbvlll• Every Sunday 10 A l'lf Su nday School and Communwn fm;t Stm day in month 11 A M Ch 11reh communion and preachmg, th1rrl Sunday ln month 7 30 r M church prcachmg-Rev Jlarul d C Doster, Putor Chri1tl•n Church at Long Bot· tom, every Sunday 9 30 A M Sunday Scbool and commun1on· fLnt Sunday in month 1 30 P '\t Church preachtna; th1rd Sun day In month 10.30 A M Chun·h com munlon and pre1chmg - Rf'v , Harold C. Dmter, Pa~tor The Churc:h of Christ, Keno, «wery Sunday 9·30 A ~~ Sll JH I<~y School aod eommumon. ' sl'rond Sbl'ldlt In tnonth 10:30 A M I Cltmrt!h 'communion an.t ~;~n:.u tull~ rourt~ SUnday In monlll. 7 :-1t1 P M'. chureh pre11chmy: - Rev Q.LroJ,d C. DoSter, Pastor. 1J 30 A M WorshJp Servtce I t'l anksglv1ng", Apple Grovo; 10 30 A M wor.1hJp service. of I hank sg lvmg" Plants Scene·d 1 ·~•••'• nature, there must be addI t' ll PICtures 7 P M. Evangell&tlc the Christian d1mens1on of Is fhanksgLvmg Essential to Sal- understanding and compassion. tt \il l JOn ?" means the ab1hty to put one's se:Jf Tuesday 7 P M. "ThanksSIVtng'' Ul the other person's place. "1 sat En st Letart where they sat," 'lfJ"ote Ezekiel P rayer meetings Wed 7 P. ~- Tblf prophet aC tbc ~Jlc hp.d a Lela1 l f11l l ~. SundBy 1 P M Le un.ifrue sonse ot Israel's shame and tart Falls, Sunday 7 30 P M. Ea~t hLltnihabon because he felt tum Letart .self to be a part of 11 Their sm MYF Monday 1 r M Apple his am and their degradatiOn l~ rove, Thursday 6.30 P M l!.:ast Let11rt. Sunday 2 30 P M Plants Church of Chri•t~ &redford, R(!v John W~<1tl, Padpr Bible School 9 30, church services 10:30 with the Lord's Supper being .!;Crved r..ery Sunday morning as the B1ble teaches us 10 Acts 20:7. Yeuth mectJng at 6 P M and evan!le! Js!Lc :;ervLce Sunday hevel'l· mg st 7 Jame~ Reed, Supt Chur'Ch of Christ, Mlddle)MIIrt, Rev. Fred Gardner, p:~stor. Bible School 9 30 Russell Wllson, Supt Mornmg worship 10 30 subject "The Two Cro.sses", 6 P. M Christin Endenvor, 7 P. M Evening servll'e, subJect "An Old Love Story", Tuesday 6 H' Jumor Ch01r practice, Wedne.!idRy 7.30 Unlon ThanksgJvmg Servtee, meS!IJfl by the Rflv Robert Styen, pastor ~f the Nazaront> Church Pomeroy Nazarene Church, An Forest Stoll pastor 9 30 A M Sunday School; 10.30 A. M Wor· sh1p servLcc ''Wonderful Dlscov ery ", 7 30 P M. Worship 11etvJce "Called Unto Salvation." WednM day 7 30 r M Prayer meeting. tt C:hureh, D"tOn, ,'!;h~fZliO,~lO . ton reciii<Hoo p!aot the c•remony. Atttlnding th• coupl• were Mr. •llll Mn. Ch.rl· " V. Ad•m5 Jr. Mr. nd Mrs. Miller will 1M at hom• lri th•lr newly furnlthH •partrnent on Ent Mllln Strftt. tt;~~'j e· 4 at 7·30 o'cloct pr ogram ts ev-fttj •..... ···~~~··... ,..... ,ttl .. ufllll! ... ....._ . . . c t ,¥ ~ ~ ,~ • The _F'_RS BANK and Savings Company ••bhHfiiiiU. - •. POMERo:Y, omo Momber Foderai'Jteoemt !lystem - MIMIIIt PIDIRAL DII'OtiT INIUitANCI CORP. 1 and Ololtcut.s. •Peaks they s'al. smart Df h19 wtetchedl him 1nto own 111"'~m::••r. •. ~~!~11J Nor b.as the spmt of dJvme scmitiVIlY been absent 10 lbe lives o( bl! followers Frederick M. Meek 1n his book "The Life to L1ve" has some thrilling tllustra· tlons or self involvement 10 human l.llltler.,v ~.nd s1n He rc~aJls how 1Tinelp.,- L. j , .iieh once j sa1d, "We are air st'ock1folders in I human mll!ery and degradation " A new Interpretation for stock- I ond G•n Mo•~ l(lco ICaiNr AIYIYMnu.m and ' Chtro1nl Corperatlon iThe Pomeroy Co-nt Block Comp. .y· Pliones ·8z-.t3$ * *-...,.,, · llava!jood ridlictiop lulf- f: _, {, ~.. ' lilsoa " flttor "Ji plant In •AA fi~itraBC.· hlilhly importlnl 6f all ttie adequate long.'nlnge supply .' I IOUlMI Of ----- laid to- economlcal power derlved from coal." c It that eoal s mount - '1. ! UlaiiJ' eQ. SAid, ' Tbia: 'WOuld the man ' runniag form a deal w.ith the ~ Funeral Sei'Yi.CM 1 :E~::i•:t 2' P. ~M. CbUJ\eh and eale of' surplus cotton at competitive t)rlces. !. -b;~;d· 1 ill u by !!163. · ~e &~gnif1caaee Ot lbe roe..tron of Kal.lel' Alunli,num:l BeW. faeiUtie! oeannot' be. ,,ttM, ittongly ,rp. ::.•::.:;:r .~~~:n r~·::;:t1:,~ encan aiurninum imduat:ry Tbat iJ 11 1 Of t affair' which 11 the almost .completely sou far u tb"e foOtbaJ! IJDULI 1n oeolle'gtate loot- sblp of t1ie Rotary Club. Chair~ United States: 1s cOncerned todh)'i-Eseo S.rkkinin ol Ohio man of the evM li , P.aul Davia. plla:~~11cd," Mr. R.boade. declifed. c ottb,1s bnngs ~oat and coal ·b.ased titillenlty' will be ttle pnn- Supt. of Middleport &cbpO.i, "',,'he RaVean-~d reduction .a:enerat10n Sharply fnto the pie~jlh of the ewntna Tbu :r..,. M~Comaa Aid toUr tb.r, & pl~nt, to be ~t.Qd . ~mmordi.atel,Y. ture Wher~ thts coal he• '()II the lftDUa).. Mi~ -eta to flrelannual eveat ~ now adjaceut to th.e _a,w $SS.OOO,opo navigabte Wlllt:r, and this 11 tfue SC_P ! FOotba:U. B1:41lu«t iJ on : ~ate 1 11t · tbe Rlaool at $3 per iheeC jDd foil _ rD;iU no' un- 'iw 1 large sectton or the Ohio Y'aJi''~ll!!d l.g; the ' lltdtilepor,t High ducat or' that they ·mar be· secur- "'J~ con~tructio••~ Jrill be ~9.DDetl- leT, it offers today an !deal comIYJII. ~, ed from any 'member ot the Ro- e~ 'by ~om1e w,ater b'agaiKirl•- binat1on of favorable ec:onom~ 8arkkfuen, an AU·Amerfc•n end tary Club. hon W1tll our ahu_ruaa pl11,11lS an6 radors for tlae d~velopmen~ pf for Oblo State Jn tbe yean }oj) Letter awards to the footbaiJ our Jama1ca ba~ite mines, thus llarge-~cale. economiCal eoaJ sup:. played in 1937-!a-39, later was players of Middleport HICb who prov1dmg a d1rect Dow of raw rna- plies required in larle aluminum aasiatant and head coaeb at Lan· have completed this past season tenal Over:an fretgbt savmgs will reduction operations · caster Hla:b before aerviCe In the against great odds in tbe SEOL be IUbstanhal. and WJJI result m a "From a long-range viewpcint Cout Guard from 1DU-t6. In will be one of the hl(hligbtli of btghly favorable combmation or th1s 15 even more promisJng ThlS 1tramportat1oa and power costs at is due to the fact that, wh~ the 11N9 be returned to Oblo State a8 tbe e,vening. an end eoac:b under the regime of Middleport PTA mothers wo·u the new plant. ooal reserves are ample, it 11 posWea Fe I d ha t1 d bl 1 S er an 8 COD n.ue un. be in charge of the preparations "Jn addition, tbe central location II e ID maar caaei to deYelop 0~ !!:01ftc:"~~~ end coacb ror the banquet wb.ile the girls of I or our Ravenswood plqts Witbm a ~t•ont at lites wbere reserVes ot~ the Middleport Higb Home Eco- 500-mile ndius ot more' than 70 m 50 to 100 Year.s ean be maile Tbe banquet is aeheduled to nomice Clase will serve. per cent of tbe nation'& alanunum I ;vailable To this is added tbe underway at 8·3{) pm ThursAll members of the Middleport wage, will enable IUi&er Alumi· aet that lbe te~hno~ogy ol steam. evenlng with Harold E. Hub- Volunteer Firemen Association aum to greatly strengthen its c<fm- electnc g~nerahon IS not oaly in bard ae.llDa as toutmaater for the will attend the banquet m a body, petJtJve and service position lD a very highly advanced state in accordlnc to ln!ormation releecd th 18 maJor portioq or the market. the Untted .States. but there is R.. ....._ today. "Perhaps the most tmportailt gr~~t prom1se or further advancfador ol !of< Rboade& emp)lad ,_.. Sized, ''Is the 8.SSUl"anc~ ot .lUI a(Je.,.rget ide o.f July 1~7 b.U quate Jong.,-aac• ,Upj,tf ofecona'- b~n .set Iar __placmg the fua~ of II' ! t • mical power derivt'td .from co;-L ;:~ P.OU~cs tn pJ'otluctton at the" 1 ~--venswoo~ reduel.jon plant, WJ~b . 1 Services Start ' ::.-:... " roUi"' OJl surplus-produce~ SurviviDI tbe d~asBd ~h1s Wife, Elizabeth; tbt'C!e children Mrs. Blanche Je.Uries, Vinton; Mrs Charles WUD,r, Syracuse and Olden Thutoa. AppJQ Grove, Malee IJOU' ~Mn.~ltonO and g~ wllh RR s Edward TL-··t kk•Inen T0'Be peaker For ~ .I.IJGA on ar Taken Bil DaJttJ."". '\ { ' N"-"Fr"Y ' Middleport Football B .. A. _an_m~t 1AnnJe Gr~nre '1..:~ ,,. {'-rf: uy,. f.et~ one ~e beitj 'Under sporu;;or- is "actiVea major ebange Also aurvJvJa' ..:e three sister.s:· Mary Johnson and' Clidla Thomas 0 ~ Cltartelton; Martba Edms, Sts••.nvllle, W~ Va,_; .: 'brother, Lawreace Thaxton. Pocatihgo, W Va tbree an:adcbUdren; four great gratldch0dl'6n laud many nieces ami nephews. • Bui-lal WIJ) be made in tlle Letart Cemeteno under the r&:hreetion 1of EWJa; ~FUD~il +"liotl'le at ~& :tueral . nOOII_,";, i I l !:4 lll:lilnd Teach->r Js Filed • Is ·g-url ActiOD T \W G · . T R . .~- lit A~to ·.~fulp". .' ,. 0 ecoxer ~ts Remal ~ "' -- . <;lA •• au, ' :J.he:t~ ~ . AtLan' ea··~·f£1-'L· .•-. to -~In-¥ "'h .. <pmplete4.. " ~ ':"urcn r~ pl-'i'~ will eMp.~c% fro~ 1 d An action lor money 01\ an' ap · ·-· __ :~~~"!. 3 ;,.cS mi&IIDd Hi&h ~OM-._ ·mout: P)eli from a Justice of the Peat'!eis j• F,. Al;l-- lna.truetcr •¥ "" girls~ coil ft. has been me<~ by Albert Reviv»::serv.kQ.J._ .startea trlt!ay - 0 'ipo WOrl::~i'.& ' ., ·---JPlirb.l ~ reSJ~entl' at· Middleport IKeeton agrunst H R Fifestofte co , night 9.t the lAurel Clift Frte Me- - The new. iiiQbUt.la p!a~t. •tp -' be a. * ,iroj( WI yO(,. uv 'a ' . ge:oo.olzed ch""k ... :enou.ch to, \'allit. ' ~llfiDI, lncludln« a glfllrom YOII to yql I vtce t<J PRJCE, JNCl-UDINfl ALL l'fECESSARY PAINT• IF \'OU WERE NOT A ME~lBER OF THIS YIIAR'S ' CLUB, Nell year, don 'I let tile Sanla...,!Q!I!! ~ you 1!I llUJrile'. 111ill our 1056 . ChtlStmtoo . Clull iiow. . lllak~ l imolptapeJU evet,y wee~.,..d,b'ille l>vUIII_e, JO:Iit IOVtrip· "ElectrJc power ror tbe RanllS-' wood redu~hon operatwn.11 will be supp!Jed by Lhe Ohjo Power Co., ao operatmg sUb!!:idlary a£ tho Amerkan Gas and Electric Co The power contract wtlh Lhe Oh1o Power Co prov1des for the a"'aJJa. pe.~ year b11Lty of 450,000 kilowatts for a · Th11 expan.s1on Wil l mcrease I perwd or 40 years" Ka1ser Alummum's b~rc capacity Comm entJ:-g on the lllnilie11Dce by more than M per cent and es- of the power contract wiih lbiser 1 tabl ~s h the company as the na- Alummum. Ph1lip Sporn, pJ'e,ident uon s secund largelt alumumm of the Amencan Ga11 and Electric , producer by a .subJtantJa! margm," Co., stated 1 D A Rhoade~. the corporation's ''Studtes lead1ng to the decision I Yl('e pre1>1dent and general man- by Ka15er Aluminum to locate ita I ager .stated new reduct10n operation at RaY· MaJor proJech under the newt enswo~Jd re.,.olved around the re-program wdl be construct•ou of a Lated economJcs of fuel coat for 220,000-ton alummum reduction elednc power, OOM\IIrJed virtually . plant at Ravenswood, West Vu· u a raw material in alummum proglma , 1o ~ost $120,000,000 and a duction, v1s a YL5 pro:11mity to mar300,000 ton a~umtna pJaot on the kets, and Involved gu, oil, water '1LSSW1ppi River near Gram .lrcy, power and coal ~ULSlana, to co11t $60,000,000 It "At. tbe demand for gas rose. so ~ planned to break g\"ound for 4l1d lhe cost It wa! soon evident hese facllltles by April, 1956_ 1 that a Pl'-:nt would be reached 10 Tbe new ea:pans1on program altoo I the then nol-diJitant future when ?rov!des $1(10,000,000 for chemtcal the pfl~e of natural gas at the weU •ac1ht1e.s and a broad range of would be pretty much lD lme with ,lddJbonal mill fabneatmg !acih- that of oJl and w1th coal at the Jes mine mouth That pomt has been •·our dCCSJon to 10 ahead im- reached today me<hately oa UW next major , "As for wale~ power, the di· pha.se of ow- lollj-range planmng mlDl!lhLDg number of remaiDi.Qg ia hued on recenij¥ eompleted hydro-electf!c ~te~ that are eco. SUf'!Y._ll ~_gar !!WD M_aUeJ;~~ Jl~mu;ally d.Ciira~le_ ·~~~~..;~ sis DepartMent," Mr. Rhoadea laid.. ..1 •tvA~ hMi , Oii f "Tbese~eys iodiute ui~ ,._ even the best o them ·~~:~.~~~ tibn'& ilurninum usage will , in· iDg located remotely from creaae 1rom this year's estimated of mdUJtr:ial atli'Vlt.y and ' • oon•umption ol some lour bllhon market., relat.vely make• hydro pounds to over e1gbt b1lhon pound also unavailable a source of I l:>ET US Dl!J;IVER YOU A COMPLETE "DO-IT·YOURSELF" KIT FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATION. The 1955 Chriltmas Checks Have Been Delivered e.ove~'·lll ·nur OAKLAND. Cahf - Ka11cr Aluminilm and Chemical Corporation today announce.:!: a new $280,000, 000 expansiOn pro&ram lhat will brmg the company's lola! pramary alummum capac1Ly up t o 6$4.,000 ton~ 0,308,000,000 pounds) A ' ~if& '" DUE NOW! ,. t' sblp The 1956 Christmas Club Has Started First Payment .._.... ...... adl~~<eol tp a 116 milWet alld foil rollli\g under CODitructiOn. on ObiO River 4ite. n is eZgo into Prod~ion In oflJclalt. wbo Sunday In PLAN DAY OF PRAYIR 1 he B11ptnt Day of Pr•yer Will bd 'ob:;ervrd nl ttic R:'!CiftO Bapt!Nt ,~\~:;~~ nn sunday eve-nma. l De- 1 ~ ' "Where crows tbere a tree enouth in tbi• area to aerv~ u the Chriatmaa Tree for the Pome· roy parklna lot area?'' That Ia one of tbe problems currently confronting the Tree Committee of tbe Pomeroy Ctiamber ol Commerce. Anyone knowiq: of the location ol euch a tree tbat would be auitJ able ro; tbe eommunlty which down· 1 has annual~ town a:rea of is uked 1 1 Aclditiooal Plant At Ravenswood To Produce 220~000 Ton Alu minUIII Parking -ot ii!m.O * UlriSblas·lree x~~:~.,;~t~;dtf; ••u.o.·:.·+·Js·Sottght For· ' 5c ant -· * * * * Taking Big Advan'e • • I j ' •nd uhlttr flurra.. nltlht. low 11-22; T-.y ,.,;;.~~ Area =.:.=..thea Wednesday '7;30 Cl- oM wllllly with IMW ~ UnUI Weather Condie . . . . . only $11.58 only $6.80 only .$7.4~ I bollplJahzed with serlqus in· in the M:etgs County Clerk of It& t~e result of an automo- Courts office acctdent tn Columbo$, SunThe appe&l whleb was filed as according to a report rec:eJved 1the result of an action 1R Perey Peop]e'.s court._ is on $19 83 and ~~~~~~"; $1660 eosU. The petition was fil11 ed through Attornc)' Mannmg Webster · thodist Church and will continue tbrou.a:h ~ ll, according to an·! nounceme tod.a.y by Rev. Harry Bales, PM r. The past wtll preach each even111g and 1speeiaJ &ID&lng will be held a~ich servtce. The pui). he lS tnvited to atteDd. I Annual Banouet Held Saturday For Pomer!l Hi Band Members ~ , _ • . -· Members Of tbe Yoin "Higb School bud. weu__lioft_!)red at a banquet -<tB: ~turQr eY.~ preeelited by tbe ~BI'r[d 'Booi!ters m the Jumor Bigb s.choq. omna shun. · FollowjJII a ~W served by the band motber11. a ,sbqot1; mus1 cal program was ~ ll~ted by three mP-mbers of the band. &rbara Swlaher and Joy Smith preaented a planG duet. They played an arr•naement "Blue tsoon " Robert Bl'OWD atao .&lJopeared at the piano in a aolG rendition of "0 Sanctiasima." AUbciation Remarks were tbe Senior at the or oludeol _ , gf'&rd, Super.tnt9Ddent .OI ~hoolf C S. Glbbs,_Mr,. ~1JUa.QJ le:tlnedy president of ~ Banil; Bot~sttis, and .James A. Piehl~- ~r-.,"pt,lfttipal of the Senior Jfigb ~Do!= Mrs Kcnncd:r also ~isen.ted Cifl.!l to senior memberS. of the band Tbe.se gifts w~re- pfns which were miniatures of the in.stru. mcnts played l;ly eacb lftdividua1 m the band. Semors recetving pin11 were Saralyn Harmon. Donna Strain. Rohert Brown, Dale Harrl110n, 'Barbara Swisher, Dorothy Slark. H01~11rd Cedi, ()orothy Taylor. Tommy Reuter, Janice Ritoe, Eva carl, Joy · Smith. Bernice Neue, Li.oda Fr~ek, IIIli! llolWd Bearbi. locafed neat Gramercy, li' ..-ftdd+ way between Baton Rouge and New Orl~ans on the Mtssltsippi R!ve.r-w•U have In trutial capa· City or 500,000 tons a year- wbith ~; eventually be quadrupled to . a e care of alummum expanston tn futu~ years. . The plant wtll operate on CaTJbbean type baxLte exelu~:~ively wbtch . :.~.~: ~~:;,~· tob~h."'n'::-~t':f employ be- Site The plant 7 Will tw~~~ ~~··~,':n;:~k":;..r,.; wtll also mclude expenditUre& totaliog approx1mateJy $100.(JQO,®O rttr additional cherp.i~al . ft~ftf~. W'o new extrus10n pf.ult6. t1tlafl~ ment of the company's f6d, win! and electrtcal eonductor JS,I~) at Newark 0 , expaDslon. of thtcotRJJ&IIy's alummttDJ lor:gmJil .(.lip4'· cit¥ nd prov1s1on for further toll rolllnA" capaCJly as well as nu·rnerous eqtuprnenl add1LJoru al Qtber 1 h:In.r; plantli. ·' When tlus new program Is added to conslructton started Si~J!~ January I, 19rt5, at five other prillf. cipal manufactunng loC'ations tli:• combmed programs represent' tal expans1on in pro1rw by ser AlumiDum o! more t.b&n ooo,ooo. · 't' , � 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. 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