https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c4e1a2faaede8072fe9463f8be90d13e.pdf abb8c7cf4cda19d65616372248dc2c7f PDF Text Text ----- -'-- - 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' , �( ' Page Two The Doily Sentlr,el. Pomer(Jv-MI(Mieoort. Ohio 0.. THI Ma!GI MAlON ARIA Pa.ltrlillled enl'J' aftft"ftooa ex ~ ~ Ohl(t V.U'!f le;ltlatL -., 1t 110 lleebanif: Bt., P'onler01 0 Busineq oUice pllotie l'..atert4 p 1ecoad tlu• mafl. tiM post DIDee 11 Pomeror. Oblo. f:OO Coffee 1'1me 10:30 The News BY CHARLES M. McCANN Unlnd p,.a St.tf Correspoondent The t.ougb talk ot the Commun15u 10 Berlin 1s itthng the heod· lines IR news from Germany these I 1·00 1•30 I·Ojl 2'30 2:~ 1 mornmg s~1ce Sunday and were dmner guestJ of Mr an4 Mrs Harold Sauer Ferhan Meadows, 'lr and Mrs Floyd Carmack and daughters, New HIIVen , Mr and Mr 11 James Buchanon and daugh ters, Mrs J K Sm1th, Mr and Mrs James Sullivan and dauahter and Mr and Mrs Fred DeWeeae The outmJ wu 1 proJett or the Deaconesns of the church ' 'Oil Ho 4'15 4:10 500 0.30 . ,, 8-00 I I HINGTON ===:=::=:: EVENTS Sto¥lf'lllft 'Ntw Look' for 1956 Demo lid Say Drive'• Uncloi'YfCiy To Stop lx-Gevornor PN.tt A"ockltfott AIUIINGTON- Adl.al E Btevenaon dertnltety wean & "new took" In hil bid tor the Democratic pn11dentlal nomination. Th• un• tUOttJiful candidate of 19D2 it mapping a far dlf'terent campatp. tor Jne than the atrategy he Adopted in U1e Jut prealdentlal tltctlon. Tht contrutt are aharp Ia lPM. 8teven11011 wa• a "reluetant" candidate In Jt~. he will make an all-o\lt, open. bid to head hla party'• ticket In 18112, hla oampatrn wu Iarply In tbe handa of poUtieal amateur.. In lt!ifi, he ll putttnr hla lruat ln. tile prote•kln&l polltlelan1. OM ttHI unkaown factor In tilt former Dlhlola: covernor'a "aew look" It the Amert<:ant for Demo· oratle A.c:tion, whote role In 8tevtnton'l plana hat 80t be... dl.cloaed He wu 1'6W'ld1y otlUclaed in 10me quartera durlnr IDIJJ for ltltlnr tho ADA help map hil etrater.Y Bptolaf to Ceco.n-al W • • • • e MEW 8NIPING--Impartt&l obltrvtrw agl'fti tut a deAn Ita drlvt It underway to kill atr Stevtn• lOft'• chanc11 for the Demoonuc pnl14tntl&l DOm• inatlon. Atllal I, 8harpahootlnr tram the eampa (If Oov Aver.U lttvtftiOft Harriman ot New York and ltnator lllltt Ka· fauver of Tenn.,eH hu bMft lDttntt.fttd allu:e 8"beeame tht ant uptrant tor tht lta.& nomla&Uon to commit Mm..tf. How.v.r, the Stewneon board ot ttr&tel)' uCleptt thlt devtlopmiUll •• Ollt tt the harwh facti ot poUUcal Ute and mtU\II'tlf art ~ taktn to IIO)JcUfy the fonntr ]lUnollpvemor"l poMUoa u t.hl favorite tor f.bto hOtOlA&Uon. Jam11 l'tllftepn ud tbt other prote111on&11 around Bteveuoa • Uevt, however, that they can. &e•r down thn&t.llhd brlnl lhe man fi'OIQ II.Urooll to Ylttory on the Jftnt baUOt nQt A.UJUIL "'"JOn .,n • e • I • • A.YE'I PL.\K&-Don't expect Governor Harriman to UU\OUilat for tome Umt whethtt ht liJ a eancftdate for tlM DeJnOCratte rNIIdtnttal llomlnaUon. In tut, many political lftllden IUiptct th& HaJTim:u. ID&f U\'ltl' throw hll hat ln the riDI• 'l'hOH lnlldert MY that Harriman, backed b,. fermet Ptettdfftt Marty B Trurnlh, fMW It 11 hla duty to tht party to nHdlt lte~ 1A\o belftr mort torcetul In hie urnpatrnlnr aplut the 111811\boWt.r a4mtnlatn.Uoa and the ftepubllcan party Both H&rrtman and Truman are l&ld te believe &hty can ,_,. tully aecomplleb tbll If they mook& BteVtaiCn think be .Jil~ Mt even win the nomination lt he per.let.l In hie mOO.rt.UOil. I In any event. Hammu hu abaolutely no Intention ot enttrlnf' any, ' prefertn.Ual prlmari.., 10 ht can dtny belttl a to~ ee.n151date rltht up to Ule 001\TtntiOJ'i. Tftfll, If the lttu&tkm wa"llfth, he can 1tep Into the rtoet. Or, U' lte'hnlon 1tUI hu a commaJ.dlnC lt&d, Hatrhnan can 4eoll.ft1 OACM IWJNt Wat he'a for Adlai. e HOI' •JWCK8-Dr • • • • WalteT A Patrick or Jonn.a Hopkln.t uwl~•t~ i.u ct.vlltd a method for diiJIO•Inl' ot radioacUve _..... IQ&t_.. •t.~miHI to e1lmlA&\t; ODe ot Lht princlpal bf.rrlera to 1lrp lqtlt ~'tu n.! •"' , otm•power. - · l ' o•··- all th'" mal1riata Into aoUd roelc JA4. lil 'JoM'J •· ,.. ........ .,. ·-.... tt.OA. cnatt tnouth ll!y-produc::l chemlr;:alt to Pf.Y tor the open. met~ ot dllpollnl ot tht waatu, chlefty . .il, them m heavy cont&lMnJ e.nd dumpll\f: them W.....v~ an 10 tx.pcmlivt thllt Patrlck believ~t Uley PNMM power attor-ther lt lt were DOt ,....W. 'i,'f_,l.'~:.~~·~ would not contaminate ·:-.: io/io~ or ground wattr Such UIUI'Ultt 11 bot m,tho4 aW:t It ll ~PGNIW. t.e MIN • q.ouu.nd ,....... \U\dtr watar. ' ,.., woul• Rtlrtly loolll10 111o .,....~ ~· .. 1'~- ... ~ ~ for Bea\ltY 9•00 900 10 00 jlO 30 Bob & lln Carr II 30 Adventure of Ellery Queen 12 00 Camera Goes to School 12 15 World of Mr. Sweeney 1,2 30 MOdern Rfmlances 12 45. MaUnet 'l'beatre 100 DolO With Lifo I 30 Firs\ Love 200 Old Timer 2 30 Plolj L.. 300 Ho>Ody Doody 3 30 S. .erman 400 S.,Orts EJ~ 8:~ News Picture 8.111 J,n Paul & Maty Pord 7•00 Bli Tq:wn NO Tony Martin Uli N.w1 Certvan 1·00 ~'J Hour days That 1s qu1le natural The Com SCOUTS TO MilT muDI.St blu.'Jtc-nng br~ngs With It Troop 245 Boy Scoute of Amen . the threat of 11 new bluckade of ca w11l meet thl& evenlni at the L1brary at1 p m whtn Scouts are bcrlm But some tough talk 1s coming requested to bring their reRbtra· al5o from we~t Germany's leaders tlon fee.s of 50c about the German sJtuatJon ill &I!D.en.l 1 !Jon he was makmg his debut an Russia has been told ftrmly Wllb debate as foreign mlnl.!lter m the last few days that norm nl Brcnlano seemed then to be relations with Chancellor Konrad cmcrgln& more clearly as West Adentc ~r·s government wUl be Germany's No 2 man , 1nd a~ the impou1ble as long as the Kremlin probable chancl'llor If anything obstructs German untflca\lon happen.s to 79 year..old Adenauer Spqkesmen of oppo~ttto n partJe~ ~ke Adenauer Bre.ntano ha;; have·ba.ckcd Adenauer's stand that cO~ into lnlern~llonnl promm unifleat1on must continue to b~ enca tib 111 the last yl'ars He and the No 1 goal of the West Gel Aderl"aWr v.cre the co.founders of man repubHc. the pu.st war Chmttan Democratic Adenauer bas won the over-- Party whelmmg a~prov al of Bundc!ltng Brenlano IS an exceedmgly keen the dominant lower house of pur looking, sma1 tl) dressed bachelor liament, fur hu pro-Western (lOI Tra!ned us a Jawy..!r, he lS qu1ck icy witted m debate At 51 he seems II mu.s l be remembe~ed also to have a long political career B Rhead of htm that any Communtst threat to erw..t• 1 Po•ltlon Not Bad lm l.S a threat to West German, The nuss!an~ see m to h:l\e 1hr. and w111 servo to Intensify ho~li hi) to the Communists whtp hand In thetr ab \ltty to keep GoO<l New• For Fret World Germany dlv!ded Bu t they tnstst Adenaucr demonstrut(d hi s ro..! on the d!vts1on only because they fear UnlfiCI.I I Wn m~rkoh le reco~ery from h1s r tent atta('k nf pneumonia whl'n he ;jd It was announced Ul Bonn, lh.<! dressed the Bundestag West Gcrmrm capital, lust Thurs That was good news for th " day that 206,000 East Germans fied frc ;!- world to the West ln the first 10 months Good new ~ also was the hrl or 1955 The lt:asl G1~i man gov that llcmrtch Von Brentann, West el nment Is s tr ~; ngthamng Its se Germany's ne\~ f(]rc1gn mtlll!il d crJI poltce be..:ause lt fear11 Un· took the Jcadtn,: ~ art In the de rest Wtlh smgul11r frankness, the bate And showed plomly that h~ \s East G~rmans announC'erl they mi&hl ho ve to introduce a drart a man of slren~lj When Brentanci'fold the Bundl'S· law bt!cau~e they can not raise voltag on Thursduy t h:.l norm al te untee1~ fur thetr pula e 1.1rmy In lations bclw\len Wes1 Getm:my all the pOsitiOn of tht West 1n and Ruma will be tmpossl bl c un Germany I S nol as bad as ll may til the Krem lin agrel's to reunift<'ll ·-'-" _'m _______ - - - - ~l,l"Ch 11'00 Jtome JJ:qi Tellnessee Enue li:N l'tether ¥our Nett CHILDREN ENTERTAINED Guts and Boys from the Children's Home were guests ot the Ftnt Preabytenao Church at the1r On Stars for Seals WANT ADS FFA NEWS 1:1¥1 *die Ull llobto;l .II011181>1Jlory 10-30 All Star Theatl't' Ne1g Head.llDCI lj·QQ 1:111 ,.,- li ·Hi Pr...~ 1110 Qreateat Flibts ln Century r<>nifh) :00 Siiln Off 'l'ao TUISDAY 8:~ .. the pasaenierJ, and molt not be speaklDf by tbe tJme we h1t Colombo, ud a fl.ltlW ut of ro. On Being A Spectator mances will hav• becun~ to f1ule out alonJ abodt J'remautle- While Aboard AShip tim~ I have already spotted two can- didates wldGw, for the.the role of .seuoinJ coliege perennial mat! ____________ ___________,. 7 1chaser BY ROBIEIT C. RU""RK r'or there Will be bittbs, one o(Qr AT SEA - The f1rst few days more deaths, and a variety or lll· 11board a sln~nge sh1p-strangt! <tS po:'mbly a stabblnJ '!'here will lbl! lD passengers that 1~- ls one of a marr1aae, undoubtedly, fm tht the most-enthralllng experiences priest to conduct Women boUntl you have or at least to me it's ex outward to marry men they do qot c1ttng know on long distance contract, 1 here are a thousand p:O!Opl e on wlll .!luffor a sea changr and take the :-.1 V Ausl! aha, bound ror Sydn•·.v vw Suez <.:olombo, Ade n and Djt~kti i!<J About 17~ are m the lush fm;t class The rest are below decks m second clo.'Js nnd touml and low ~ r touru>t , which 1s to say stocrnge Th ese are mostly m tgr~nt.s, bound for Aust.ral111 and wh at they hope, and fe~u 1 s a brand new hie 1 Two yean ago on the Hame vcs sci we bud 17 natJOnal!lles, not mcludmg passportles~ JlCOple, re pl'e.Sented on the ship Today the mJgrants seem to be Ja1 gely Ita lian, for A11stralla has ab.tmbed more than a mlll10n "New Aus lulhms" In tho h.st Jew years WhCH!8S OhCC we had II large Set· tor of English Gerrnan Poles now the quotas seem to concen~ bate on ltalu~n pe~ants There. arc two doctors on this ship, and the) Will be kP-[lt busy nes~P-8 The doctors work harder Lban tho other ofrlcer~ There w11J bo fbi f1ghls, and up with a fellow pa~scnger, llnd then there wlll be trouble In the lush, but JUB t u C!l'o\ftled Itrst class the pattern already 1!~ gms to shape. The paurlng off, the collection mto groups, has st~rtcd, even berore the sh1p ha,: cleared Meuma, bound for Port Said 13 R.&tlolliiJ I 14 Bcatow liS Man'a nlcknamc18 Hvlp 17 Stlt~h 1~ Begin a quarr&l !2 Conrecuon• 23 The common tklok 4.00 Date with Life 4·!& First Love 4:30 Old Timer 500 Pln~y Lee 5·30 Howdy Doody 600 Soldiers D[ Jtortune aao Sj:lort& Eye 6to News Picture 6:15 Les Paul & Mary- Ford T.OO Grahd Ole Opry 7 30 Dmah Shore 1415 News Ctravan 8:00 The Chevy Show 900 Fireside Theatre 9:30 Playwright 56 10 30 Mr Distriet Attorney 1100 News HeadUnes II 05 WeaU..erctst 1L10 Presa Box li.U Bud Wlllunson Show 1130 Tomght 1110 Sicn Oft w•DNISDAT 8:110 Sign On 71011 Today 'c-RALLY ~LANNID WOMIN'S A Women"s Day ral will be held at the Naom1 Ba 1st Church Su.ndlilY. beclnntna: t 2 30 p m The Rev l"ra.nkhn ptbegrove of the 141 Z1on Church of Ath· t~nl wUI be the Jllelt ape1ker end ihe choir from the Athens church will slna: F•ithb '\!our Nest J ·Ofli .\fobltnd J1n Otrr Pre!M!nl 1:11 Silolf ~ 00 Canltl'l GOBI D·!O l!ow~y Dood, 8:00 llolnbow Trail rarment.t 8•80 lpor\1 Eye 8:40 News PJotare I. Ceremony ll) ironllQv. It u TNI.Ileoee Emle Sbow 1:110 ~"1M Ar-~Lan 8:&1 ~~~lthu Lei Paul a Mary Ford 7101 Science tfeUon Theatre ,.80 Coke tl01e ':41 Jfe~.t caravan 8:00 lloroto Dlracto.._ Play· JB Branc;hol lJamtnr )V' l"aetor ~0 WQ-toote4 ~ u;e bit"-' ~:SO F~ er ltdoi¥J lkol D:OO llira f Thbltte 10:00 'l'blo lo Your Llle .,. 1'1111 Indo\\'• 21 etn.nt 10·10 Damon llunyon , theatre 11:(\(1 Heaal!not ll~GI 'Weatl\!!t'dst 31 4 ¥.!tty U :tO Preu Bolf \\ 1 2D Orov. a old 30 01 ftQv.'f"r• 430 500 6 00 6 30 a45 6 55 7.0il 715 7 30 8 00 8 30 900 8 30 10 3!J 10.30 11 ,00 Martin MeA•p• ol Balfi" lid • is the , • .,, of llltJ P<tilnf an~ other roloi- ll:OO New• I' 011 Weatber 1):10 Spo~!f He' .,flO: s,tiil "" i.Uio~~ $ Od Ro~ ~y oneJ " ' S'lia'kespe<Ve trpup 8·,0 N••• · sa~ we.tMr , fe!o~~· I · · Pkull f W. Pon:y , uo~~~. HI for the ab.n~f.l be bald Dec lllrs, J B 111- ·~ llul.:~ne, !;xp~ 1:00 ~UijjL'i'fal! lo Ol!lt 7 16 ~·~~~~ uijy ' 7 30 \fariler Brol .,.,.."' 8·39 Wyliit , Wllllam Do,.wheo the Sen• Club met Wednes ~rp 0 DO Dann:r ThOID•.!I 9 30 Dui'O•t Theatro 10 00 Wr~llloJ-""!IjolifiYOO• 11 80 What's Your Trouble 11.40 ill&• !)'! WIJDN,IIDAY Slirl Ov e 00 .D.(tl)b at ihe home of Seltz, West Loeu:st St Miss ttlie! Garland pre.sided Hammen over the btiiioess seu.lon. after of Filt. "'bh!h a (l:'*upJOb was held on !or • Iitle! rellltlon '"d !he I..UnJ efleet of M1ss L"flty tb6 wotk (It aD evangeUst. 8·•5 Weather e 40 sporta · ·, ~~· · \). J 8 ..0 Hurric:a,n. E:ll:pr.eSI 7 00 Kukla rr.. ~ Ollla Bob Cl'OibY ShtW The Brigbt~r Df.IY Secret Storm On Your Account Gene Autry-Roy Rogers Lucky 8 Ranch Your Esso Reporter Spotlight on Sports Weatherman Draw Witll Me Doug Edwar-d3j.'NfW'I , CJseo K1d Phil Silvefs ~hoiv · You It Never Get Rleh Meet Millie Overseas Adventure $64,000 Question My Favonte Husband Up to t,hc- mmute New.s 11 :08 Late Show 7 15 JQhl\ D•lt 7 30 •Vi 1llln01tu<t.~i • ' ~ 8 3<) MGM Parad 9 00 Masquerade art1 9 30 ereok Tll.e llant 10 00 Wed. Nlaht J!'ljlhto 1~ 00 NewJ 11 OD Weather 11 19 Sports • •~ II !5 l!eart of the CltJ J .- I • Mrs Dep KJseU, MisseS Lena •nd Kati Guth Mrs Leonard anMetekwere Ylaltors arkei';burj, w. va., Thuriday. ANTIQUITY ' ' 11 45 Sip Off THIIItiDAY 3 58 Sl~b Ob 4 00 Dtmc:!elaad 5 00 Bflekey Mouse 6:00 6 ~0 6 35 6·40 altd son, Stevie, Jell SundJir Colorado Sprints after a vis1t w ,;»' 011an Mwid'!;!C 8 31) News 1'it;"" ..r.::~~ The Die Payoff - - - -- ~ill.··~ 1!1~ -ejiiHI 3:58 4·00 Daa.eell.Dd 5 QO llh;ktr .M_o~,. P·lll Wateli tile ll~dlo LOWLS 1 114D .;,S_;:I&:,.. n -"ll-"11,.--,,.,---~ 'Ill Hou...,par\1 u..t,.u 330M (IllS Coo~lill 11·00 News ·Qll Weofher 11:19 IP~ II U Pi,vhquoe U 8·00 SI&D Ou 800 !MorainJ Sho'll' 900 Captaill &ao&aroe 1000 Garry Moore 1030 Arthur G'ldlrt7 11·30 Strike it Rl<:h 12:00 Valta.nt U.dy 12 HI Love or Life 12j30 Search for TomttJTOW' lUI! Tbe Guidl'\ll#ht 100 Kallo'• Kltcboill ISO Welcom.e Tranieta cau ~~"!!"! Cloone:r, !'.•~•om~ lillfll,lltar, wtU be hes.rd thJ"OUJb• tM eount..,. bt ,. t!"anaulbed Mlo ellow tor the annu,J Chrl.lt-.._ letJ. S&I• 1101V beiq COQ· ~ bJ the 1.000 taberculo1t. ad•cUUou am.uattt Wtth the Nallootl Tuboreulollo ~""' e.oo uo Robert~ 4141 For Rent '30 Top~or •, TV >11•fdof• .J;Jlilett 8 30 Volco of ~lnlstiibe ' 9 00 PottJe ~lj.ck , 9 .30 ~cal Hoclz'*' 10 00 ¥ob N1te FUM Bt>b '=rosby Show The Brigbter Day U5 Secret Storm On Your J\ceount 500 Gene Autry Wettem 6 00 Lucky 8 Raneh 6 30 YoUr Esao Reporter 6 4& SpotliCht ., Sport, 6 &5 Weatherman 7·00 Patti Paee 7 15 Dbug ~war.&, News '30 RObiDhooa ' BOO Burnt & Allen 8•30 Godfr.ey) . talellt ~eouta 900 I Love Lucy 9 30 oe'i_:..:ltiJtb•r Bride 1000 ~udlo GM 11:110 Up to the 'IDlnute New1 11011 Camtra NO • 11 31 Lalo Show 2;00 2 3Q 3 00 3'30 400 4 15 I 6 40 Spor(o q u Rum~,ne Expre.u 7 00 !lulio, -Fr~n 6 GlUt • ? ·11 iobn' pa!y Hou&eparty The- Big Pllyotr Poplar, Anru~ · Odley ' N"'' Weatber Spol'!s 6 ~8 Hurrioau ~llr•u "'.omo~ 7 qo Kuk!,.,Trllh 1110 Jol)n l)fllf , ,, J .WiilNESDAY ~·00 Sign On 8·00 Morning Show 9 00 1Cap~ Kltil[itltOD .. tg.oo tKrry' Mool'e 12 00 Vahant Lady 1~ Love of Life Search tor TomoJTOW The Cfuiding Light Katie'.a K1tehen Welcome Travelera Robert Q LeWu ijousepa.rty 3 00 Tbe 811 Payoff 12 80 •2·C5 I 00 1 30 2 00 2 30 a ao ~ e:oii Btu Ti11u, : , ' ~ 0:30 Dowll• the !J!>i~ 10:00 llllt Detectlye I0•3o 1 lied a Lweo 1 ·~O Arthur Godfrey 11 30 Strike It Rlch 12 7:80 Lo~J>. ijanut 8 100 Blltil)p $1ie;o uo Stop Tile 1\ldslc u·oo New1 · II ·tO Bp,..h 11 05 Weatber II 15 Follpw That ~ton IUS Slid Off PIIIDAY Crosby Show 4 00 The Brighter Day ' 1a Seeret Storm t M) On Your Account 0 00 Autr.v·ltQf Rocers 8 00, 8-Raru:b 6 80 Reporter onS~ ~,t1, 046 ~ ii·>J· 6110 700 7Jf! 731> BOO &·oil The a:W I've Got A .Secret 11: 1! Qreattit Flghtl of Century 10 oil U S Steel Hour ll:aO T<>Ollht 11.00 Minute sr.y1nc 1 Stnke It ijictl Vahant Lady Love of Life Searcb for Tomorrow The Gul4me lJa:ht Katie's Kitchen Love Story Robert Q Lew1s Oak. UV '"' "" 6-i, 8-t Delivered to -:---:--::::- - Fl)r "'ale jn RuUan4. 0~ Tuppen Pl1lna, Ohio room IIOUS£ Wlill E C Jtaltb CNb Ott deU¥ery Write or property Splendid loc:aU011, 1• eaU 111 for parUeu1an. Tbe Oblo Valley lllr. Corp. Pbouo [ eood netJhborhood Pr1ee I60fJG PCoolYllle 1580 2-2-tl CMtact Mrs Cho:td Clark, 11 S Court St , AtbeDI, Oh". ll267tc ~ 30 N<Wj 6 35 Weathei' Cotfoe nme Dlllll Dons School Seai:CII lor Beauty Heil!le · \ t ) s~hool 2:30 lndua&ey OD P~rade 1·6& Mod'el'll Romances 1:00 -Matinee 4·00 Date With. Life 4:.15 First tove UQ 01~ Tlm\lr J2 iltf.91'1 ( JI:JYPII 21 Parts ot - -- 33 Lu.tm J.Oo 1\tiU\'1 Sijll 011 111)11 U1•••·••• N 31 COMtel· --- l!l..l~Qn ' 37 Tn't mealblre I I OPFICER INSTALLATION lnslalht wn or orficc.r~ will be )ICid Tuesd11y evening whlVI. Pom&roy Cbapter 186 OES me . I at 7 46 at the MaHlD. Temple All Easte1 n Stara 11re Invited ANNUAL WCTV PARTY Mrs Pf'arl Mora will be the rues! tp&aker al lhl' annual Christ m.- part} of th ;) Pomero:~o WCTU whlch will b~ held at the United M'tthollla:t Church Friday evenJnJ, D&r 9 Special Christmas musle wtn be fE>atured on th"' projHm I10LD ANNUAL PARTY The P•st Conncllora of TheoCouncil, Dauthtert of America wUI hold their lnnual Cbriltmas dinner 1nd p.any, at tbti Hotel M1rUn Cofflt Shop, ~. - ..lilt e 30 ,.... --- ROSS 3 R.a.aC•l 1 1 Founder or 3 Equip the OttQmln. witt'! men 4 Part of dynas ty G Con..utn~a '"to be-' JraduaUy 5 Norlheul 11 Frlg,hten f tbbr t lt Curved path t Foreeh of a pland 7 Set tQit I a. •• ,. a:oes A.(. In the aoelal room of the church Wed· needay at 6 30 p m for their an nuul ·~hrhltmas dmner Mrs. WJU!Qm Matlack and Mrs Paul Worner are the members of the planmna: committee Mn Fred Blaeunar Will be In chara:e of the wogram wh1c~ w111 loll ow/ dorus everyt;e1ty DAILY erated Chureh will meet GARDIN CLUB TO MilT The Wmrllna TraH Garden Club will hold thetr annual Chrtstmas party and gift exchange, Thurs. day evening at the home of Miss NtUie Koehler, Butternut Ave Mrs ChariE>s Lewis will a:lve a demonstration on Chrhtma! ar rangements w011derin1 why aw&y. j 3:0Q .P.btlnee Theatre The mosaic of these cloael:r fU ted Jives, suspended 1n spaee and hme for one month, makes a fas clnttJng pattern, and unlike 9 I can wntt- the seupt for ynu mos1ie, 11 Sl.!bJect to dally change wtlhout even seelna: It unz ull And the most fascinating of all There wdl b J the usual quota of t,be rqles on a bJ(I sb!p Js that uf shipboafd romances, .mcludu,_g apBctatur I lhall pl'Oe1!ed to 1:'10 mad mfaluahons ~or the hand· spectate and re~ltr1, lrom tJpl• to Ul:O(I some ship'& of(Jeea-romancJJJ tlnle, because tht ~~oeelj.s qf drama IOo$0 which start with mDfiiC! f1r0 l._d are already sow.d. ll:OQ explode Into notbmg (CopyriJht, lil!8, by U•lted Foo· 12:00 There wlll be romanc.ts btiWJt!N. tu"' Syndicate, Inc ) 12:.e FRI!NOL Y CIRCLE TO MEET The Friendly Ctrclc of the Fed· the dinner on any oceaD·IOlDI vew~el There il tbe wolf, and tbe Wise guy, the bordd wlf8t t.be bored t husband, the debutute, tbe h11Jo 1 and chaser, the life of the party, the fugitive from life, •nd the drunk There ls the dJ..aapprovJnt dowager, the gray IJ'PDdiJla, and the craty mixed-up kid There 1~ the co\Jple nerybGdy likes, and the couple eveeybody hate&, and the one hoM that 11 alwifs left ' SliD OD. TUIIIDAY Home lum..,.,....., or..,. s 58 4 00 Danee1:'f!d 5 00 llic~~ ~olloo 6 oo Kll c.,._ · Captl.ln KaagarQO Carry Moore Arthur Godfrey 'or ed!! • c ompletely modern. J'rnbl)' painted 011 Un~nln Bel&hta, C I.HUH..::OUIJU P~ .....,. .... , AlM -~-;...v Sleo Q"t Todor Coffee T1me DL111 Dons: School s,_,c:h far Beauty Tenne!I.See Ernie Futher Your Nest 100 BQb & Jan Carr 1'30 Your Star Showcase 2 30 World of Mr Sween ~: 30 Industry on Parlde 2:4& Modern Romance& wUl start .so early tb.at the lovers will RUARK REPORTS ON: - 11)0 9:00 JO:f!O 11l::j() 11:00 12·00 1230 Sien on ;;;: :.= ~::_.::.::,::,.-n-~-~HCf!: r.hai'liu~ll3 MONDAY 10·00 Dina: Do.ng School Nauoaal alft'erUSlltl repreatD"-Uve, BottineW-K1mball, IDe, ~:':__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ Commentary · STIVERSVILLE WHTN ChannelB e:M Sigo on 1·00 Today months. $3 DO By motQr route where available~ one moa.th, Sl By mtU one year $8, llx mg~ $4..l5, 'btee moatba, S2 50i ou moltth, $1 lDI idftlt ..t WCHS-TV WSAZ-TV lit, ed&orial otfice phollt IHI 60 &IX monJ.bs. f7 80; thne W'f. llterlert.rtedChurch Happy Harvesters PooeThr• TELEVISION GUIDE &.t..i..;ctpUuu ni.~ Dd.ivery ~ earner where available 30 eeDJt per week, ODe year In adnnc.~ at The Dally Sentinel olflcf'!, bJ 'J'h fhe Doily Sentinel, Pome~lildleport, Olilo The Dally S.ntinel Rlch.lnl S. 0... •. , , Oell. ...... 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'1955 The Doily Sentinel, ltomerov-Middleport, Ohio •InS BY EAftL WRIGHT Franeiu:o Forty-Nioers 28-'1 United Pr•• $ports Writer E.,ltt Down Certllnels The fabulous ClevoLand Browns, The Ph1ladelph1a Ea&les, who one of the most successful teams wlll help decide the We1ierfl cham m th e. h1~tory of professiOnal pton by vistting the Bears as thf' sport.'>, wt l! defend their National regular season ends nex.t Sunday, Football League championship clowned the Chteago Cardmals w Oel' 26 agamst I h ~ Los Angeles Sunday's other game 2'1·3. I Rams ur Chicago Bears Loj Angel..:s winds up Its regu l"lr-vt•land, gethng 1t ~·ita\ asstsl tar campa1gn by entertatnmg lh(' from the New York Gnmt.s, won PackerS The Bear.s·Eagles game the league's Eastern DIVISIOn llllc w111 be over before the W Coast fr1r a record s1xt h stra1ghl t1me game begins so Coach &id G1 ll· Sunday by wh1ppmg the Pil ls· ma n's Rams Will know what they our bats must he take n oif to tion?" burg h Steelers, 30 7 New York have to do when the:v take thr the Jackson Boosters (or the f1nc _ Pom•roy thl& . Huon won th• er<~~ed Clevela nd 's only rr-maJn . f1eld . Cleveland Will end 1ts rf banquet that they plamwU [or the first Southeastern Ohio League 1ng challrngcr when 11 defeated gular campaign in a home gam•1 All SEO two team~ last Thursday htle ~ver won by a local team the Washtn.E:Ion Rcdsktnli, 27 20. wtth the Cardinals Whlle the Drown1es quahfl £>d Quarlt>rback Otto Graham and mght al Memonal Hall Hl Jackson They were picked to fmisb thtrd It takes Jots of work to make an at the 1:1tart of the' 1eason baelt of for a lcaflue c hampwn~ hlp for the tackle Lou Groza led the Browmr alfatr such us th1s u s lic e£·~ ~. and 1 Logan and Jac~on, and y~t they lOth ttmc 1n as many tries, lhc otlcnse al P1ttsbur.gh. Graham, certainly they did a fme JOh They 1 managed to fifitllh in a tte wt.th light Western Dlvlston race nar· o,~.ho w1ll be 34 TL\(!sday, threw had a great spcak.er ln OhiO State I .Jackson for the championship. rowed doY..n to thc Rams and touchdown passes to Ray Renfro Woody Hay 1 ~. and the rul"epllon 1 Still their coach, Alex Clio, re Bears Los Angclcs held 1ts half. and Pete Brewster snd scor-ed h1m tu:;scd for the coach1•s. wrttcrs ccn:ed only two votes (both local) game lead by downmg the Balt1- self on a four yard lunge. Groza, and other g• 1ests was H l1ugt• sue, I when the ballotmg was made for rnure Colt.'l, 20-14. The Bears re· who WIIJ be 32 m January, k1cked c~ ss. I th e "Coach or the Year." maincd close hehmd by rally1ng fteld goals of 17-2}-ud t2 yu:-ds Frankly fr nm n loca l v1ewpomt , Coach Lowell Cole of Nelson to £>dge !hr. Oet ro1L L1 ons , 21 ·20 and three extra poiniJI. it wa~ a great banqu{' l hul r'!' I \o llie rcc~Jt\"etl the honor, and we Los An.~:eles knocked Baltlmorr Rich lnterc.;its Pau one c x('('ptw n We hadn 't 1 uk nd -\~lll e ar{' w1lhng to admtl that out of conlentwn and the Green But Cleveland did not clinch the cd to mt•n liiJn tim. one facl, hu t Lowell <hd :!. ftne JOb at Nelson· Bay Paekers al so bowed out al lll lc un ll l h&lfback Herb Rich of v.c ha 11 c UceJJ askt·d from ~ 0 rnam VIlle lh1~ sea.'lon, but we think though llwy wh1pped the San the Giants mtcrceptcd an Edd1 ~ of our fans and 1cad• 1 ., w m ~n , l1kc !he lol·al !ani! also thmk that - - LeBaron pass in the New York t 1011 It tl 1,1t wr- fet·l th.l\ Jl ~ ~ n11w ( !lo chr! a lw1tcr Joh. He brought {; • end zone Wllh 66 seconds remfltn · a necessi ty. I ll club that had fini sh"d seventh COfJ113 ing at Washmgton . New Yo rk , , 111 1954 to a llc for the 105:1 titl e. L'! wh1ch lost a 14-0 lead when Joe The btg .qu\·s,lwn h.~~ he•·n .lu st I Cole's dub had hrnHhed in f1fth 1 Scudero led a 20·point second· r..ttRIJ1'1ME-ANEnw · ·;·~·- I ay NO,RMAN MILLER Unlttd Preu Sports Writer /)06$/('T'C'A/Ne NEW YORK UP-Bob PeUegriA/'I()TN#R 1 nl, ~pound All-America center who mDde what undoubtedly was :Maryland'• most important tackle of the season, today was named Vnited Presa Lineman of tbe Year for 1960. Pellepi.ni, a 21-year-old senior from Yafelboro, Pa , wu voted the bonor in a nationwide poll of 307 aporta writen and radlo bro- I'ROVtDEP Jill 1 I adcasten. Tbe ai.J:.foot-tbree Mary. land star received ·7~ votes com· I pared to 4'1 for his elosest rtval, NI~~!:tt"ican guard Bo BQhnger Governor ,r lt1lllll " n~! <'Oildl I'\:' Jl om·r• me tloncd ,\l th e banquet' F'rllnlt ly _we wondcrctl vtJY muth ahouL thu Tnw IS w .t ~ Ll hall4LH'I Sl ill,\(' d al J;•ck~on and mo:. l o{ the pco· pie on hand \H' rc • ' '' Stl"ll Under Fl're For Racl'a} Stand IUl'i 4 • and With ,.,,. 1,,.,[ ly ltrle ~allH' matcnal on pha~t1 .. f1 m~hn• Lh1rd this seaso n. He had a sllm sq uad, but !itlll !.had most o [ 1u~ 1cc lcrnJCn on h 1:1n d Gene Staughtt!r also receiVt.'d s~c·era[ P['ITSB URGH UP- Bobby Gr1er voh•s for the .. Conc h of the Year " UnnrrsJt y uf Pittsburgh's Negro posltwn Gene also did u swcl! JOb rcscrvr. fu llback who.sG schedu led w:Lh ac~ually only three letlermen appt·nrancc against Georgia Tech '" th• 5 ,,.,, D<twl Joo 2 ,,·,s·d on h. 111d but /.11 the writ i k '· "' .. 0 ed then; to (,·,,.,h '" '1',',, , '01· th~ Ill' of Georg1a Gov. Marvin r;,, 1, ,, ~ n 1 , 1 S,atul·da)' he IS ".sorry Pvmcroy Ill the start of the season ~ ho ul lh1• troubl .!" hut anx1ous td pl~y Pomeroy •l•o hed six boy• .1 heard Georgia Tech has a picked on lht fint two •II SEQ real good Learn and I'm anxious to te•Ms, mort tfl•n eny oth•r pla} aga w:-.l It," Grier said. Unt in th• le•gue. w. hue verslly of Pit~burgh officials made b.. n censurtd btc•u•e w. ep. ell)ar he Will have the opportunity partntl} w~r• grttdv In trying tf the gume Js played. to 1•t our boys an the lint Charles B Butting, acting chant .. m. In our opinion Bob Wll· cellnr or l'ltl, declared &on 11 1nily the best back In ttM "Tiw poii~Y of the umvcn.lty is learue, •nd moat of the quallfl- that all student!! eligible undor ed writtn will b•ck tttl 1 I&Mt· the rulec; of I he institutilm nnd the tlon up. Yet lot.." only modo tho con f er{' nces to Ylhl c h It b eIon,Ulll •~uond All SIO t ..m, didn't re· may parllcipate In lntercolle~lal.t! uln mention on tho AP't All s pot·(< All of tlr atnl t l r•• · n e r mil· State tum, wasn't nemad to tho r wns h 1P5 ure 'oaso;:ou. -.1 on th'18 po- I Juck ~lHL fan' So Jt was ca~y Lo s N· wh.l' thN(' was a constunt refere nce lo <"nadt G n• Sloughlt r of th•• lromtll'n e "' · an . d lo hiS grcut t:l.'torU. of :!5 w1m. A 11 11 t1 1 m a row wt• eol l 1 ~ ~ ~~ sco' why Bobby l!xhne, .J nc bml., gl ea1 All SEO qu <~ l tcJ:bl.lck ol 1954 and now 11 FI'C'>h man ot\ Uluo St at e'; toam was ahw LLit·utJuHcd crmstd· crably CNl.+lnl y wo fr· ~ · l that Gentl Slnughler 1 ~ nne Hf lh<' Lop coaches Ill ottw. /I II II Wt• fo•r l that he has {lone u woncil•rfu! joh at Jackson. And Cl'l'laln! y we arc glad to SCI) thai I:Kluw 1s makLII!l the grudt• nl Uhw stu !!·, .1nd th,d he will proha llly he' play1n~ w1th the Buck.~ for the no·x L three years W ~~~~~t:J sc::~~g~~~hr~~rh W~l~IC~ off won on Charlie Conerly's 2ti ya1·d TO pass to K"'ie Rote m lhl.! ' final p•r<'•d ... u Fullback Tank Younger, whn score~ a one-yard plunge and got t e ectslve TO on sn 11 yard , bolt through the Colts in the fmal <Dtnutes at Lo• An••l" was th• R .... , • "' am h.ero. Rooktelil George Shaw and Alan Ain•che ocored lor Bal "' · '••m So WI come b•tk to the filet thet 10 meny loce t bn,., th• klda lkemselns 1nd tilt Khool officl•h All ••k. "Why d1dn·t Pomeroy reuiv• some racogni· Ohio J•vu• '••m. and wu ltft off th• South team that wao H· o: !Jmore. The Bears won by taktni advan· ta:g_e of two Detroit fumble! at Chicago. George Cot:mor arabbed a Bobby Layne fumble and ran 48 yards for the first Bear touch· down Ed Brown passed 20 yards to Harlon Hill filr. the wlnnmg touchdown after Blll, George__ re· 1 ln covered Do~k Walkers bobh., thr las! pcrc•od :..:c_ _ __ _ __ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BY OSCAR PRALEY \3'" (0 I lavor1"tc .to beat off Robc.... W 1 ~ Unlteit Pre" .._rtt r ter inson's bid. NEW YORK UP-Tht;~ major Dr. Vincenl Nardiello, Lhe New questum which confronted Sugar York Boxing Commb~lon doctor Ru.y Robinson todP)' o:l5 he hoped and Robinson's ph;rsiul condition tO blast the time-proved adage l..-yoH A~t1 Tlh'llnt that "th~y never come baek" was "It .comes down to one thmg,'t the degree of ha phy11Jc;al fitness. Nardiello explained. "The differ. Robuupn ehmbs through Lhe en<!e between being in great shape ropes at Chicago Stadium on Frl· u a man and hl being in gr~at day night tn an attempt to re· shape u a fighter." gain the middlewei&bt cbampjon· Ni.rdi-ello doesn't permit his ship of the world. Carl .;Bobo' 1 close association with Robmson to Ol!um llle kin£ of the class i5 a effect hiS analytical observatwns. "Ray is ut the j:reatcst .shape possible thehim doctor Sllld. ,"No"nA" for ca . nhim," e,¥""Ct to be ," ..-:~~41i· h6 was ·~';he~'· he was in • · h,. , •r<'me a•d b•fore he rei ired, Tho htiwever. An. vone would have to show the effeets of a 3l·month lay off such as h" had. Understand, ' ncr, Cleveland Bene d tc tl ne. his tefiexes aren't bad. But the I Quater bac ks: DBYe McCl an. que&tiOn hU to b~ : How Is the Upper Sandu~>ky; llo. Bar· tJminJ!" ~ berton. Smolik, Wod· T~e bettilll gentry fisure t'hal i.toblnton ·hu lost eno!llh of tb!t aiski, Backs: Clarence Bniton, Youngs old dynamite 10 that he won't be town East; Haldan Blick, Fromont able to rand • haymaker bn "anm Rbu; Bob Young, VIP Wert; John and!· elbo~' 1 'Pison e~ly enollsh bresser, Toledo DcVilbi111, Ernie In the fight : Thus, they feel, Olson Quinney, Akron East; WIIUs will be able to" -e0111e OJ'\ ··m the ~ack, Mansfield. Allemates-Tom late itWs..to Win at· 10 Toun'd s, ' · ' MDtWi· Pl..teiWd hbtt Rlnl, Cleveland &!nedictlne; Bill Yet, while Robinson is only 27 'Wentz, Canton Lehman; Erilest by compariaoa, there are thot~e White, Youngstown Eaat; Gene Loroln·, William Sallie, who are ausl)ttt of Bobo. Since he Toledo . RoDDie Rae, Toledo was clobbered by Archie Moore and be took a severe blasting, Clay. Hobo 'has h•d two fights. He won South AII-St•rt them, but he wasn't too impres- Ohi"o North-South Football. squads Named'For IS y ear' • . " - Ill' " - - - - - - ~-~Y Al AbrRms, sporh editor of tbe lecttd 5•turd•y. So _.. wo•• p 1t1s b ur~-: 11 p os!· Goa.zette, sald G•rt·r· Announcement was mnde today ra e S •' a\'OfC gre.-dy In trying to, olvo t kid f In 1s "wrong on d gu1'I ty oI un Ior- ot the !election of OhJo Blah th•t wn lu•t •bout the lilrt•t· giveable litupldlly" in a.sklng the School Gnd!ron star~ who will r..d•r that Pom•roy •ver w1thdl'awa1 of th.e Georgia Tech compete 10 the ann.ual Ohio North, 1' h•d th• lutt rtcognltlon that ti'nm South game. ht de••rnd. Apperently 8!1b "The South stands at Armaged· North AII·Stars Wllaon hed to •uffer b•c•u•e don, indeed We'd rather see the End.'!· Dick Gelesky, canton Leh~ yo~n trul.,.1 h•d b"n •bit to University of Pittsburgh pull out man; Herm Jack•on, Canton Md· NEW YOHK l 11' ·- l\ 11y Ornkl".l 1 ' Hver• Pomtroy •nd Mid· of lhP Sugar Bowl than submit to K' 1 p 1 M y 1 lighl-hlttln ~o: New Y(Jr k nw.l dtl' dl•port boyt Qn th~t All SEO W1.shcs of narrow-mindl'd, bignled In ey; au BllU re, oun~· ta•ms In th 1 1 h ho town Ursulme; Dave C~nary, Masweight, l~ f.cvo1·~d a l 71.1~ to 5 to d dl 1 1Ptt w en t Y hid and vicious group,; who are blln· Mllon Alternates-Jim Houston, beat Pett!r Mu ller. fl t·rman}'H cr neon "'on ball club&. drcds of ycar.'l behind the Urnes," Mll.!lsllion; Jim Sales, Fremont. centric Ol BIIkl', lunl ~ h t 111 th£>1r Sn it WllH that the fact that Abrams wrota Ross; Dan Ma!lton, Cleveland West; TV 10-roundN at ;,1. Nll'holas 1'umcrny 1J at1 won th-elr first SEO Dave Blair, Shblby. Atuo1a \ ('hampionshlp ln hl•t.ory woon't A Pltl athletic department .• s1ud Sugar Bowl oUi· Tackles: Nathan Ricks . Akro'n 1•11ay, 2•"'·, 1ws knoc· ke rl CVI"Il mentioned. lL wasn't men. spokc~man wn<diOml' · S th L L All' B b t r 1 20 c1als nevrr questioned Gru;~r's ap. Oll , 11rry ong, lance; o 1 f 1 1 0 ou on Y our ~~~ op(Hinl'll s, 1 O!ll'£1 that a great first year pcarnnce 10 the game. Schmidt, Cleveland Rhode:~; Jerry but he rt•~o:ntcrt'd 21 Vlctorll'9 lw· <'Oilch had lt'tl a team !rom seven"Some sports writers ll.'li:ed me Beabout/ Manarield. Alternate&cause or hi.~ long rangf' ~k ltl nnd 111 place lo ~hare the league title. about loner, hut Ill! they wantrd Jim Je[ erles, tolodo OeVUbiN; hill unusual phym·:Jl strf'nt::th At And it WaHn 't mentioned that they to know was "how good Is hr "' Jnn Clark, Fremont; Dick Coleman cloAe qujrters lif' wuM ~topped bad more on the l ",. remon 1; B'll h.e ~nid 1 B'11 l'k 1 , y oungstown, b11 ( once , hv (.t I :·urnt•r Ln Nov- than flll} ollwr w the circUit.eam ll Ursulme. cr.\ber. JO:'i4. ,1tsn w<t~n·t mentwned lhot PomcAlthough handtcllppcd by in· Mu11 l!r. a1r£>1H 1Y an '\ me1·1ran TV Ill} harl grnclously stepped aside juncli th1s season, Grier had a Guards Phil Kucbbler, Toledo favortll' tw~:a u~oc uf Ill ~ hencrk at- 1 h) JfPillll1 Jaekson to have the ban· rn~hing av('rage of 4 2 yardll il Watle ; Leroy Collin~. Clevelan~ tack anti goof) 1 uu.: untie~. r <l· qurt wh<'n they could have had carry and came up Wtlh. 8 pass Glenvtlle; John Geisler, Toledct De• turned re:t·e n!l y fr mu a foudJ .~t: ht '.l lh t"msrlv"s as CO·L!tle holders. interceptiOn tn Pitt'!!. 21-7 vletory Vilbis.s; Roger FltUt, M&CIItlole, campaltln In r.crm;my Sonwhow all Ihill was overlooked over West Vira:mia that his coach· Alternatcs-Johri Colvin, Fremoa: Stormy Pt•lcr madf' hur If S ch• A~ ~tat .. n above we llactn't Intend· ~~cs~~dm:ll!i. the turning pulnt of Ross; Connie Pappas, Cievebnd but Ill Brook lyn o n Nov Hi, 1954 -rd to rnrntion lt, but so much disWest; Ken Fischer, MillsSiilon; Joe when he wcnl 1n as ;l su h~LIIUI{' (·u.i slon 1dto 11 t it by local fa Wildman, Shelby. an(J lost 11 cl£>rl ~lon to G{'ne ft' uJI . madr us feel that it wu our du"ty' banquets comma: u,~ Both \be Centeu· Tom Welsch. mer. Afkr thnt he outpQtnh•t! lo rto tht' sHm.-.. We had a 1 t Pomeroy Boosters and the Seeond town Easl; Walt Ktrn, Ralph "TI!,:t•r" .Iones 11111! Jve M1 \im(' at the bunq~eb ~nd e~~~- Wltrd Firemen will lee that they Buchtel. Alternate.-Davc Ci:!h end knockctl ott Ernk flu •·rl 11 ~'f•ry much l~hlng w "et thJs crcdlt. chuck, Fro:mont Ross; Ken undo fllle (Jl"Cl.'PI for th11 fact tha~ s 011~; But urly ttu ~ n··•r. lw was rtul Mu upparuntl,y forgo' that Pome pomtcd h}' t.:nrmet.l H<~ sllw, 01'11!; wy wn~ ~ till in lhe ·leiiJUI! am! wclt<lrwcagllt cam ptOI\, ond ~ top hud ~han•d the title this tall 'with B~ UNITID JI'RISS p~d m tbtl c1ghlh cmrnd h)' Jut·~ Jul'kson Preston resiined tblirlt ' poaltlollli' &1lurday IU Wake Forrcat College. It h:ts hl'~·n a &re.-t aeaaon 1 Glll'deilo Back in G1•rmnny, he MIAMI, Fill - Willie Hartack drc•AO w11t. lbmt S.trct t. :~nol knnrk· ('all)' We- hau~ a arnt ball C:tu~ Sunct.y cd unt , Abe Quil.rlcy a nd Kid nu~· und a !<:COnt coach. Yours truly beramc the second jockey in his· CHICAGO-The St. licrt 1h(l n umlt• ht s tmhul£>1\t aud !neal fa1111 wlil do everything tory to r1de 400 wmnen1 ln one inals purchased veteran r<liel)l~ flsht w1lh N~· v Yurk {' r Art1 c po~ sal;lc lo 11ec !hat he sta;ra with year. Towne nl B~r l 1n ou SJC pl Q Tow us ill ll•ust for one mGre yea H rher Ellis Kinder from CHICAGO-Catcher Yogi Berra ton Red Sox. no flifrln('d lum m the ninth h~~ _done a wonderful j~ round, but 1\ appt•ll r Nf Mulh·r Unngmg I.M our firaL tJtle, and ht of the New York Yankeea wa1 waa hll on the hrr·nk Tlw ultunal c wall do mort: lo make Jocal faruJ named the American Leaaue'a HAVANA. Cuba - Mile verdl<"t ~IIJI a .. no dt'£>1 ~ 11'\n" ami plnycrs realize that Pomct"OY "Most ValuRble Plnyer" for the cbak of GroasJncer, N. Y., the Havana Invitf,Uonal g:olf Muller s n·<"m·d uwlud··~ 4:-1 \ ll' ~ ~~ now bock on the foothill map l96!i season rnament with a 72·1\ole lorles, iO tl~<fe nt" , nhw dlll\1,~ <Hid We know that he and hia player~ ('QLUMBllS, Ohio-The U S. 273. one no-cled11lcm 11£' kuuckl'll oul will recetve all the lt!CO.Q:nition ~~.~~~ shi/,'J:ot•tl l> U. IIIII('~ th1.t they det~crvc in the two local Trottmg A~sn . announced that barne s~ racing purse• tor 1~ ex cecd 20 mllhon dollar& for the first hme in hlPltory. d D k I I' O"Cr (lcle Muller ••t In TV Bout Tonite I I ''''Y'" 1 Ends: AI Lonr, CqJU.mbua Eut; Dave Ross, Chillicothe; A. J. Sex- sive. ton, Ironton; Jim WUJIIma, Ham· Uton. Alternate•-Harold Smith, Sycamore; Doa Wblttall:er, PortsMouth; Dcm. Saell, Soutll Point; Blll .Owcn, Clnetnn•U Ceatral. Tattle&: Bob Becker, Marietta; Franz, Cincinnati Purcell; currleulir awardt~~ oi betng ad· mlrtd by h11 liins. Tho Primrose path, a lot or for. m4U' (,'bamplona: aucb as Mickey Walker will tell you, Is not eun- Larry Claxon, Jaelcaoni Jerry Ne- Y.et.'m4JUI: 5ui:b, 1s Walter.; KTbat j: ~ m .VF.RS\'ILI,E, 01110 PHONE I U { ' 19~ rm:v. (%10) 16.000 arlo.!! mllrs 19~3 CIIEV IUtli Complete 1 ' motor overhaul lti~ t'URD Cu11tnm) t:xrellent condlllon 1953 MERCURY IC'Irrtmnl The beN! JU3 PLYMOUTII !Belvedere Hardtop) Fino ollapo •1150 CIIEV. 12101 Power Glide and Motor Overhaul 1111 CHEV. (210) Good condition USO BUICK Fordor. A good buy SEE RIGGS, MILLHONE or THOMAS PIML1CO, Mrl - Searcbinc won lhe G.allorelte Stake11 at Plmlieo I by three IP.ngtbl. Brlgbte•t &tar ftnlshed &et"ond •nc1 June Fete thlr<J I.'IL ABNEII ease. Pellegrini, a physical education major at Maryland, undoubtedl1 wlll start earning hii living 11 a pro football player. The Philadel· pb.ia Eagles made him tflelr No 1 draft ehoice last week. He alio du~Uve to rtmalDiDJ . at, the tl)p. SPORTS ROUND-UP I HO~l:~· Ill~. ' ' l ' ' ,r NEW arrived >'(.• ~~ l 85 of n, 3(t J-:;::# ' :'l1 ;{ 1' )11 "' "' '' --'-~ ' Ill! ·rDENTf:f Y'·,··;: THE DAILY SENTINEL . . . .; . · a· .·· ,· ··-· · ., ' Y ' ' s·- '() ' ~ . ,. ~:~!j., :~· deve!op e-,;17.160,000' u'hde~ the ap of cancer In a year. .t the 1 of '15 more than 100,000 ma7 aet T -·R·Y .. .. ., ' • .!. • "' ·-· '' : ., < ~RK ' He.te ~. ~ Htil ' laid he claims he "moved back too fast" you have to admit that he lost one of those to a man wh.o in lhe old days wouldn't hnve mad~· him work up a sweat So when they step Into the rmg Friday night, they wiU square orr in a fight which has many faeets. If Robinson nath Boba early tt will be one of the areatest comebacks in rins histo.l')'. But Olaon's crowding t•eucs and defen&e must keep install b1m as the ,,. ...,. '~ T 1, vou• TOA WITH """ ' ~ ' dlot lis~. -h· n~ bail ' ,. ' ' .' street "'' ~- Bailey r. , ) .Wl 't~' !": ·t~ .....,.,. ect ., by knDcll:o\ltl. "· 3.00 ,. RobJnsoft In hla -come back ·bas toqbt only, S tlmos. Even t.houch MYSTERY MAN CONTEST RULES f ·11~ ~ YOU'RE AROUND AREN'T GIFT '' • """"' NANCY outs his c::redlt.' hulsyorr won Buttoalnee that SlOJI.on month J ,.,_ ~ bien able to make the transition puz. ales oven a medical expert such as Nardiello. Sugar Ray'$ overall• reCenters: Don W'lll:, Hamilton; card is the most 111\pre&Slve, 136 Gary Cobb, Clnclnni.tl WithrOw. wil\a in 143 boats, with 88 knock- ~~~~~~Loih!ei,6~~ ~d lll . tour. PP:P· .:~~· ~-lj.i~,-~\i#f: wnetn.OJ' fc;Mft.On nas J Australia lQr wlth Jack troupe at Mldison Square Garden FridaJ• night Tbe Australian Davis Cup player recently quit the amateur ranks to Join Kramer's ilia\ '\llfle~e~· '!ietlltil'"'*bfdinpr> •ielll: fitmwl;~' ;. ~·" ! ;; HONOLULU, T. H. UP- Duke Kahan!lm ku, former Olympic swimming champion who suffered a heart attack lassltj~~{.\~::r :lo:t:i reported 1fJ1 goqd', c_c at Queenl HOt!.pltal able to return home week. 'Iii• physical ritMU~Uid ~1 totUia . ... "" ,j.,......•,." Valley Arena Tuesday night, has been postponed unt1l Dec. 20. Walker inJured a hand m train· lng, forclqa ~ei ~~ver­ mlln to e¥1 ::z.t~ay 1 8 entire program. l!l!d we~~·d~t .. ' fo '' o'o;lrcoJnc Jim ' fl·1 W•1 1 ...,.A 10. roun<l)\~'11' ~n ;iil!d<llewelg· hts s.1n Hft)ker of $jtlngflold and Charlie Josephs of New Or· leans, originally scheduled for the ,, EVANSVILLE, Ind. Yllle Ala State won the .. flefrtaerator Bowl football BATON ROUGE. LI.-Paul Die· by edging Rhode Island St.ate, ttel. hNid root~ll cl'Jch at LSU 10. was gi\'C'n a ulary increase and a new lour-year contraet. CERVINIA, Italy -The U. Olymple ski te1m arrived In to prepare for tbe stert ot winter ••mea ned month. Wil ' Tbon there remains the ract that Bobo has been talltlhl the extra· WEEKEND SPORTS REVIFW McKNIGHT MOTOR SALES ' bu received an attraeUve o((er undefeated from Canadian footballr and a s.tand Alao Mentioned and defense, - ~hlnd Bollilger In ~ f.:~Mm~n most impor. of the Year voting, beld in conin Mary- junction with trre u~ Prelll That AU-American team, c~ end .Ron of the Kramer of ~tchisan Wit'&. 441 v.otea UCJL.A, whom guard Ca Jottes of lo~ with 21 and end R.On Beagle of Navy with 22. All made the All-Am~ca UCLA bad second down and team. goal to co oo Muyland's two-yard Following them came Jim Pll" line wheo fullback Doug Peters burled hla 200-pound frame over br of Ohio State, 15; Hugh Pitta eenter. He hit a bole with one Texas Christian, 12; Hardman blocker in front of him. PeHegrinJ Cureton, UCLA, 11; All-Amerlea awept aside the blocker and jar. Bruce Bosley, West VIrginia, 9; red Peters to h.ia. heels with a sav- Carl Nystrom, Michigan State, 1; age tackle. Scott Suber, Mississippi State, 6; Pat Bisceglia, Notre Dame, l1Jd UCLA Stopped Peters fumbled the baU and Tom Maentz, Michigan, 4 eac:b; guard Gene Dyson recovered for Frank1ln Brooks, Georgia Tecb Maryland. That wu the last offen- and Jerry Tubby, Oklahoma, 3 sive threat that day for UCLA. each Ntne other players each reeeivCoach Jim Tatum's comment on Pellegrini's taekle: "It wu one of ed two votes. They were: Mike the areateat defensive play~ 1 ever Sandusky, Maryland; John Witte, Oregon State; All-Americl~ Nor~ man Masters, Michigan ):;tate; E1ft ; Letgett, LOui_siana Statei r Ken Vargo, Ohio Statei John' Piluek, Pittsburgh; Jim Brown, u'CLA; Tony Sardisco, Tlllane, and"'Ftecl Robinson, Waslungton. ' well, Columbus Eut. Alternatel- flghtel9 :Ute --JIQO' ·-.Ltuls;'t' .,. 1 Be~ny lltek Stowera, IrOntou; Dicit Helme Leonard ' llt~ bUW 1 dl.J.wit trte bOx· the crown. Deer Park; .Marna Hahlln, d11Jt the .... tO Jtilt·i)eflitee··,ild o,th· Clyd-e Murrtll; Hamilton. ei's 't!l dii)'i'#f~d to ~· bjck I I Siw and elslly the most l.mportut one for us in the 1956 .seuon. You might say it put ua iJ},to the Orange Bowl, without it, we miaht not bave gone undefeated." Pellegrini, a guard durlna ~~ first two varsity yean at llan'· land, was shifted to center dudq spring practice and . took to hil linebacking duties with amuiDI of Oklalloma. I In fHI!! HMITB Fo\IIH.Y ay Alan-~... :M~Jand's Pelligrini Named '%A:#:...,,;-·-umfed Press 'Lineman Of Year Alt0&>/.1 if'IIOHT TITLE . On Sports and lhe lt li)lilttl By llullb: ., MoonBeams I OllwtOY Ohio l'IANVT8 stern Rams Or Bears To Meet Browns Dec. 26 For The National Title :o~< Wlll'll t • j • r "' " For The.Gift Of A t.lif~· Time, ·eut-H~r ·A New Sing'r Loy.Awov Now ·For Christmas.Delivery 'I, ,, • • '1 J • ,' -~! ., .' '' .l ~ Elrh dafuntil further notice,.The Dally Sentlnei wlll conduct a Mystery Man Contett With the p~ lncre.sllllC •1.00 In value eaeh clay .!lie Mystuy Mil> Is not lden\ifled Winners will be ennqU]lced ~ch.~im! the Mystery M:an IS identlfl<do, Each ~ntnrrnust,hav~your name and ad4r""' . lobe eligible r..r tlie'prue: ' _., There can be Jinly .one winner: The • earliost posi$Ia•k and neatne"'!' ~! entry d<!clcleolhe winner In case inotll t:llan one corr~ct Entries ·are reeelved. ' MYSTERY MAN' ENTRY BLANK NAME OF MYSTERY tiiAN .............. ....... . NAME ...................... ·········· ······ ~ 25-Noo Coutt St Athena ' ' ADDR:ESS .• ••· .• .,, ..•• , , .... , •.•....... , , , •••• ' ." �~- - Page Six ------ . ,, The Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-MiddlePCir:t. Ohio I Monday, December 5, 1955 Meigs County Receives More Farewell Party Given For Mrs. Rice /Post ~ouncilors Than Tax Costs From State And Mother, Friday Evening D 01 A, Hold Yule o·Inner rotty I • • 1 llelll Cou.nt.y m tbe 1153 1861 ~ty Mr.s W11Uam RobHn and Mn. Gueata were Mra 0 C Green 1-- ~:Tft J J Davts entertalned With a I lee, B!ln IWph Robson, Mrs AIHI b.rewell neighborhood party for Frank Betr:, Mrs Minerva tblld Mrs Gerald Rlct' and her moth en;, Mn Clarence Clark, Mrl Ed 1 The annual Chnatmu dlaur..r e.r ~Irs Boyd D1I,gard, Broad j ward Young, Mn Adolph Sae and~ party o( the Put Councilora way, Mtddleport, Friday everuog leJUi, M.rL W R Luellen, Mrs j of Guldmg Star CouucU. DaUJbteri The parly was held m tbe Bush Denver Rice and son, Billy, Mrs or Amenc~ t'bas tt=.d !.~~~~~ apartment and &ames were play. Gale Hysell, Charlene Davis, evemng a e A ...-loW ....w.· erl durmg the eventng Prit.es Mn Ricbard Folden, Mn. Luc 1 fee Shop were won by Ptlrs Gale Hysell, ille B. lbwklna:, Mrs Leslie Er ' The room wa11 beautifully deMrs Clarem:e Clark, Mn Den· vln Unable to attend but l!h.ar corated tn keepiDi wttb lbe botiver R1~ and Mrs Gerald Rice IRII m the gtft g1ving were Mrs day season mcludtll.l 1 larJe JlptGtfts were presented to Mn A P Elhngsworth, Mrs Carl ~d tree The tables were very at· Dllgard and Mrs Rice who wall Mottox, Mrs W S Parsons, Mrs t ~cl 1va w1th red covers and demove next "eek to Oearborne,IRobert Lewts, Mn Ben Batey corated wtth m!DJature Christmu :Ohch1gan Mrs Eugene fo' rench, Mrs Homer trres and remdeen, for the din· Refreshments or ace cream. Kennedy, Mrs Guy Reynolds ner cake and coffee earned out the 1 Miss Prise11la Barnes Mrs AI ) Chru;tmas ' heme wath a red and ll;~n Hu ghes and Mn Hetman Followmg the d1nner a proiJ'am green color scheme for thf! parly i Balle)' taken frCim I.n1ah 9 was preaented :___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - ~ by Mrs Wtlltam Eichinger, *Iter taxeM to quabfy for State exceaa ol paJments tete to ~1,900 I l II a County p.ays to the State Beuoa for tlle 11141 Ia benlted Treuury less m total ta.JU~Il than two majol' polr~U!5 of the Oh1o It receivM from the State in a1ds 1t ha& made no eontr1bul1on to cent fear'S the general cost of tbe Stale go'\1 emmeo.t for 11.1cb purposes as well A program of equalwng re~l fare tnstltuttons State un1vers1 estate. assessme>.nls over tbe Sta e lliea, and the St•te'11 numerous ad tbrou,:b aperahons of tl\e Ohto m1mstrat1ve department~ Bo;!-rd of Tu Appeals as requtred 2 Thl$ situation leaves to the by a law enacted lD HM9, and 2 A leg1Siat1ve requirement thAI Counhes whtcb pay more 111 Utxes &ebool dlitru:t& levy rather htgb to the State tha'h they rece1ve JD.l.llliDum amount& or local pro- 1 from the State tn r('turn, t he fman· ctng of all str•ctly Slate functton5 and operatJoru as well as pyrov1d 1ng for thetr own functiOn& and ClperatiOns G~enl Aaembl;r lllitiated In re- I I I . Miss Jean Benneti WedToRev. Vernon Rogers, Nov. 26 Church 01 Christ Junior Choir Parents "h"h • "' 11 mh••r• waa beld. Attendtng were Mrs Frank \ p f D be (' peharl, M" Robert llarden, pIan Ch fiSfmOS Orty Or ecem r 20 "" Wilham Tbueoer. Mn. Flor('ncc Harden, Mrs Royal Thoma.. 1 CELEBRATE IIRTHDAY 'Mr and Mrs Robert Re1bcl, Leading Creek, entertamed Satur day with a luntheon at the Milr tin Restaurant celebrating the bJ,rthday of hill mother, Mr.1 Ja U.b Retbel Pomeroy Mrs Re1bel was gwen an orchid corsage and whtte i plder duysanthemum cor saget tor Mua Mary Vtrgm111 Rerbcl and the hostess were a part of the table arrangement of I Amer1can Besuly rO!es, cbrysan the mum and wht tc foliag e Mr and Mn Cbl.!'let Sftinelt , Be~h Street, Mtddle:port., have announced the marrtqe of their daughter, Jean to Vernon L Rogers, 1on of Mr and Mrs Furl Rogers, WPst Columbia The Rev Leshe M Rogers perfCirmed the ceremony al the ~tcthodl;;t Church an Catlettsburg, K~ on Nov 26 Mr and Mrs Ro~ers .are maktng lht:1r home in Foslona where he ts employed on the New YIJrk ~·· n , 1' P.ll J'·na rl , Shf' ts a gradu ate"' \1 ,,1 1 r I \ ~ 1 1' ANNUAL DINNER FRIDAY hu been employed at 1h.e Down The Pn nual Chnstmas dmner of lnll Jnsurance Offtce llfi Rogers gradu&tf'd from Pt the Loyal Women's Clas! wtll be Plea.. nt High Srho~Jl and s~rved prepared and sorved f>'nday at 6 p tn the U S Army for two years m at the Church of Chrtst by the In G~rmany and one year m memberl:l of the Loyal Bereana Class Korea Rev. Gordner Joins Miss Moore and Mr. e_:rminghom In Double Ring Ceremony I Rev Gardner Joms 2 18 Soc s U F whlch wa1 baked ond deeoratcd Tbe Rev Fred I Gardner, pal by the father of the groom, a su· tor or the Church of Christ, par pervisor at the Holaum Bakm& formed the double r10g ceaemony Cotnpany, were served to the bri "hirh unite 1 m 1 arua)l~ Belt..a dal party ond Mrs Jamei Blrm Jean Moor~.., Amher~trale W ' r iDa:ham, Wellston, granrlmothcr •nd Rob{!rt n~rmm ',!hnm, Cvlum of the groom , James Waulk, Jack· bu a Saturday Dceember 3 1 h~ 11on, grandfather of the groom, ma.:rlage wu~ Aule\TIIl iWd at lwo Mr and Mr11 Leo McMtllen, Well· o'clock at the h,,me (It the grooms .Ilion, Mn Claude A11hley, Mtddl~ parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Btr port mmgham, Sr , Mtddh;•port Attt>n· Mr" Blrmmgham attnde.1 the dants for the young couple were Amherstdnlfl School! m We&l hls parents glnla and Mr Birmingham atte nd Th o brldr chore a street le n~lh ed Central H1gh SC'hool, Columbus drcsa or mwy b.ue wllh met nlhc be(ore enlisting In the Army brald trrm and wmtcr a~\e&5m rcs where he served m the Mlhta1y Hnd wore a '< ho Jt... f'O"IJI(te vf I Pollee 1n Panama He Is employed {:un'k ro11es by the Lennox ~·urnaNJ Cu mpan1 lmmediately afler the wedding lind they are making their home ice cream and a wedding cake tn Columbu s I ------ Bridal Shower For Miss Martha Stowe Held Lost Week In Syracuse Church Mr~ Ire ne Park~,:r Bridal Sbower 18 Soc .Mr• Mark Duerr Mist )tar) Mr" John Rowen, Ml!9.! CarCIIyn Jane Eichinger anrl Mrs William V1n Mettlr, Mn G111rnet Rous h Thuen er enterla1ned v. 1t.h a bndal Miss Wa nda Roush, M.rs W1lham &howcr m the aocta l ruo m or the Syracuse Methodt~l Chureh, last Houda ~ helt, Mn Ednn Ne•aler, Mrs David F'lcldN, Mr~ Marg1e week honori ng M1sti Martha Stowe Manuel, Mn Kenn et h Th c11s and wbo~e mattlaae to John Dudding daughter Mrs Arthur Nelglcr and will be an event of DeC' 21 Mra Jessie Stowe A number of gamf'A were play td during the eve ntn!l and pme1 .Sendtng gtfls but unable to at awarded the wtnncrs tend werl.' Mrs c~~.rrl<.! Rae. Mrs After the hnnnred fUf'~t ope ne1l Eksnnr Fruth, Mr ~ Fred Mtlh, Jaer many 11fl s refreshmcnll wt'r{' Mr ~ Avalon Belt Mrs Dorothy served by the hosiCS51'11 to Mn Am ~hary MrA Curl Uav!ll, Mr anrl \VJIII1m Etchlngr a nd daugh.ter Mrs Jame! M1l•n MI'Jl Daisy Mr1 Duckworth ~ I'll John Gtlmore, Nancy, Mra Ed Wa£ner Cbarles \\a i:ner Mr11 n oyaJ Thom Mrs ~hrtle Crew, M r~ Mae Karr, U, Mn Irene Hoback Mrs Freda I Mr 1mcl Mr" Mtlhtrd Van Meter Duffy Mrs W1lilam Francis ami M1 u Kay Wll ford, '-!rs Dnn Lh•le (hJldren, MrA Orvt ll ~ Crooks Mr~ :\fu Norma Ltsle, Mrs Harold Henry Da!ley, Mrs J."ldun W11l , Duckworth I Plan s Jonathan Chapter DAR .To Have-Meet ~ Tbe llxtb blrtbday o! Jlr anclllln. C. J Rhodes. were I Altizer. Nortb Tbird Avenue, • peata of boDOr at a dinner held celebrated Sa.turtt.y attt'l"fttC ~ SundQ evenln.l at the home of whea bis motber, Mn. Harold Mt 1od Yn. A. J Straws, Sotttb pley, lnvited a ,p-oup of hiJ aehqaf. Third Aveuue. llliddltport. matH and netabborhood frttndi to " party 1t their home. Games C>t.Mr aueata wve Dr and Mn were played and prilea woa . by H. M Boocb. Lop.n; ¥r and Mn Aaa Bradbury, Wuue Daria~, Co~J1 M Thornton, Mr. and Mrs .Paul me Bachner Betty Rae RWIIeU Barnes, Mrs Elizabeth Smltb, ' • Misa Bemlce Ledlle, Mlss Marton Mn Eppley t~ as auult.ed by Ebenbaeb~ Mr. Rhode• 1a vtce- Mn R&ymond Ruuell aacl Mn. pruident of the r.telgs County Jame.s Buchanon lb aervl.nR NJl Board of Health, and Dr Boocks cakes, 1ee cream, '1-Up ~Dd faYOn 11 Health CommlsBioner for Melp w tbeae gueets. AtheM, Vlnton and Hockiua Cou· atiu. J. P 1lu:irnton ls Melia co- Trud.)l loes, Conaie Bachner. unt~ Slnltarian and Mia Ledtie Nancy Buchanon, Catble aad Bet. aDd Mn- Smltb are tbe Couoty Ue Rle RU81ell, Debra Gruaer, SusaD Ohlinger, Unda Hur,W., Leo Healtb Nureea land Bro•n. Kirk Beck, Jimmy The pl.l'tJ wu planned b)l Mrt. Butcher, Wayne Dlvi.8, Au Brad-. Strauu for lhe penonnel of the bury, Sammy Hood, Raymond JDn. CoulltJ Health Department and a dy, Bobby Weaver, Marvin Fey. few close friends to honor the recent maniq;e of Mr. and Mrs Sending &ifts but unable to at.; lUlodes. ' '""nd lite party were BUly Heqa. ler and ElllS Conley. made for 'l Chrtd Dcerborne, M1ch 1 ~Irs Mary Hubbard, Mrs. Freda ma s party to be held De.. 20 ----~ Duffy Mrs Ida Howell, Mn W.alte r Cleland, Mr.s Eluabetb DJ,tcl:· wben lhs parents of lh~ Jumor chotr of the Church of Chnsl met worth, Mrs Sam Sellars, Mra. Sunday evenmg with dtrcctor· William Etchmger, Mra. Daily Mrs Edgar Allensworth Mrs Duckworth and Mrs Owen Wat· Theo Neut:.hng ts <'haltman of the oon Tbe RF.!utn Jonothan Meiss party to be held at the church Mr and Mrs ' orgr l~a~Js of Daqhterl of the Amen Chapter, The choar Jl~ented an ant hem Col umbu s well~ we~kend guests of CI.Jllleva)utton, will meet Friday 'Oh PreviOUS Siavwur. Sunday her parents, ~lr and Mrs c p ISS an~~~ at the home of Mrs evenmg at the serv1ce With Jenm Dutton Irvlng l'arr Jr, S)'l"lcuse at 2 p fer Loh~e plamst Members of the Mrs Lillian Slelff and ~[rs Lcs m. with RtJCent Mrs D4l~ t>utt.on, chOir are Bill and Suste Neuh: he Ervm were hll StnCSS VISitors Ill , pr<lldllll. 1 lmg Judy Wildermuth, Nedra Ga l1po! LS Frtda} Br~:~rlfo td CtJilet:n Wtlson caroly n Mrs Jam r-> Harl ey return ed ' Membera are uted to bnn( Sr11rl " Carol Scott Iva St ~w~r · 1 h une Thur.. duy afleR spendw Ialii Biat' wrapped Cbmtmu gtfts for tbli! ... i!Jl' ~w .. n Jen Molley, Jud; Llt .. nk~g \oln8 .vttn her •on, Dr :\ilss JoAnne Jonea wa.s honor DAR approved scbool,a Mrs. Lo lhck,... J t'l ~1 arur :\fel\'tn Swt.<;her, Terry J : > hn HurleY and f am!l~. Spnn ,J u .l \llh a party Thursday evening well Probuco will be tbe wistllftii I John' 1' n ft cld 1 n1 t hr Fr.derated Church by mam- ant boates& at the meetmg, At lhr m Jtnmg senlce Mrs Ar Mrs C R Ka"r b til nt h r 1 b , of lhe .semor choir Mrs LoweD BurneUe, a memFoJJow>n• choir practice the ber o( the N"abby Lee Ames chap1 thu r Skmncr and Mrs Boyd ntl hom e wllh a vtrus tnfectton Sail. gard sang a duet "You Are Not C J Rhoades m et M s J 0 v ., ter, Atbens, wtll be the guest Alone wtlh Mrs Chester Erw1n, Leonard at the Charl eston auporl 1 gro up adJoUr n~ to the SOCial speaker Tbe Athens Cblpter LS orgamsl Mrs D1!gard h.as been a Fnday evoo mg after ~he hud been ro om for the party Miss EveJyn presenting Mrs Burnelle as a tan mcmhrr or th e chu rch cbCiir for a not1f1 ed of the su dden death of Ftck m behalf of the choJr pre- dul.ate tor Hlstorian G;meral at number of years and th1s was her her so n, Paul OI Ham rl lon, anJ sented M1ss Jones With a mellon tbe election to be held at CODstl last appearance before movmg to returned here from v 1rgm 1, 1 co lored orion blank'>lt ' tutlon Hall Waahmgt.on, D c .. wh ure 11he had been vtst lmg rtla The refreshment table was durmg their llXty fifth Contmental NEW FRENCH ARRIVAL 1ves 1 ' lov ely Y,Jth. pmk cover, centered Congrest Mr and Mrs Edward T Fren· Mrs J ames Crhwcll nnd tMr~ WI h an arrangement of mk rose ch, hsher Street, are announ John Kctehka wc1 e \ISJLorJJ m I buds tn a c s tal bowl w~tb white c1ng the btrlh of a 11\x pound j llun lmgton Thursday ' dl ry k d 1 •t B K f'an es m pm can eawa wo ounee snn , rtan etth, at 1 Mr and Mrs Myron r M1ller and 1 Holzer Hospttal on Friday, De son, Jtmmy, were Thanksglv.n s 1 R1bbon sandwJches tn green and ccmbcr 2 They also have two fhnner guoats of Mr and 1M¥ll 1 p1:1k, hel l shaped cookte 11 decoratoldcr chddrcn, ~larc and Luan Karl Owens and daughter ¥a1 1a cd m pmb: and green, lemon stt~s Grandparents IU'e Mr and Mrs Daune and grandd!htglt tcr Su<,m 1 nuts and cCICCce were seTved Mrs M I. French, Middleport, and Bowman t\ltcc Nease presided at the coffee Mrs Homer Kennedy was fnk cn I ~l rYittl great gra ndparents are Mr and 11!-e ~elll! Co~nty Cmcer fjoMrs Edward French, Middle to the. Metgs Gen eral Hosp1tal .1~ ctety met Tbursdly at Mtddleport NOW OH.I.Y' port, nnd the Rev and Mrs E a medica l patient Fr,day OJgltt I l rcs<>~l were X1 ,s Jones, Hlsh School and a eommuruca· 1 L. :Mtllcr, fultonham, Ohlo Mrs Sarah Prob~;t \\a~ tllkcn to JoH:c Kenn edy, Cat•oly n Thomil, tlon from the State he•dquartera Meigs General Hospt tal 1n the r o1s Burt, Mr and Mrs Fred wu read ~oncermng literature to DRIVER FlNID Rawlmg s~Coa ts am bulanc; Fnd a~ Ulaettnar Mr and M:u Ben be used dunng the campatgn ror / Neutzlmg Mary V Tracy, Larry 1956 Mr.s. Cedrte Clark, preSident, C I' Rnle r, Portland, wa 9 (1ncd mornmg e '-rMe.. He.tth • M.ter •uar•nree• Mrs Homer Russell accompan 1 Tracy Oltve lr!.,iJaha"'L , EvJII)'.n pmtded and .tt wu •oted to • $1 00, costs and sentenced to three rtavs rn Lhe county jail by Ju5tJce led Jam es Simpson '!'-hen hC' tonk Ftck Carne Keribcdy, 40e Ken .list ~everal casoa tn the county ef ". . . , )JIIotWI'II tJ. ....,..., MfiiNOIII of th(' PC.!I. c~ Percy Poop!(!& bc.r brothor, Albert Bulm fwm nrrly lam!'~ C.1lbert Helen Nouh financially and otherwu>4\ e l!e.,_tOftetl oneaniiiH .._.,,. } HEALTH-0-MOER 'I hur~day aftern oon, {or "dr!Vlng the Shellcnng AniUI HCispllat At ling, Mau d Grueser and Mrs Tentative plans tor the fund te NO ,.._., ~·· weloflt . . . _ wh1lc mtoxtcated ' hens to th e V.::ter ans li l •'~llal Nea~t' d:i-Jve 'WE!re al$0 discussed and It • """"' .... ~ • .,. .. ..'!~~)·white lira .,,, Rllter tla uned to !he cld f'r Huntmgt(]n Thu 1.sday tn th.-. Raw - - - - - ------~ Wa.s an'nol,lrtc:cd that Or J J Dav Jusllce nf the Peot e thal he had lmgs Coa ts ambul,mce J~; had acc;)pted a posilJOn on the Mrs Edna Lamg, Bradbury ts gc r Jnd chtldrf'n left Sunday for A4v\SOO'. Boar,d of the SCK'Iety taken notlung tn!crn dly but cold .,. 1 ~ 1 tmg Ma~ or and Mrs Srdhey the1r home m Newburg, N Y , ar J.llllli 1h.ose1 att:endin& were Mrs Russell fu r several days llll' a vtsll wtth th eir pareoh, Mr Clark, Mrs Catherine Shavonn TAKEN TO BIS a nd M1 s Edgar Allensworth. and aky., Mr$. S1«!rteY. ;R,uuell, N11'ta Henry Harr111 Mlddlc po 11 was Mn Glenna L1ttl o was rr: urn- Mr and Mrs Lawrence. Harltnger RuMell, Frances Roush and Supt taken to the BIS today by the ed to her home from the \lrugs Gene Hayc.!l and Robert Delay L )tffoma? t shertff s off 1ce Hams was g iven General Hosptllll In the Rawltugs t.peot the weekend m Columbu1 tt< I · _, ·, an llldcf1mte ~en tence by J ohn I Coats ambulanee Thursdav ' Mrs 1' rank Bel~ ts rll wtth flu t ' II II Bacon on habitual truancy eharg. 1 Mr and Mrs C R Young were Mrs C F JI,awklns who had es bwmess ViSitors tn Athens ntday been Yt ~Jt m g th Col umbus and T Sgt and Mrs F rank W DI'!V· Marysvllll' relurn cd Saturda)' hn s pent a wc<Jk Wllh h1s ~ ~ter Leo Searles who has been a sur· UAM BROKON UP HACKENSACK, N J UP- and br other 1n law, Mr snrl Mrs glca l patient at !he Mason Cllnlc Bergen County Judge Arthur J M)rOn Mtll cr and ao n enrout{• to has been ret urned home Mr .ann \!rs Cectl Grogan, Col· O'Dea brokr: up 1 father-son Chanute Fichl, lll T Sgt Drvltn has )Uiit return ed from Jap<in and um bus, and Mrs Wtlham Detz and safe-cracking tcnm today He senten ced G~Grge Scham he and h lS wtfe, Berm, a naiiV(' of daughter, Sandra were weekend hie 41\ to a two to three year Germany, have b ~cn vtslt tnt:: rc & u ~sts of C H WL~c Sr and Mil• term 1'1 sta te pn~on and 8 enten· latives as they drove frorn Ihe caat Ruth Wtsc and Mr aod Mrs c H Wi se Jr ced Schamblc s son, James, 22, COBIII to IllinOIS Mr and Mr8 Jennmgs Wa~ land Larry Lee, fres hman at the IOC!al to an Indeterminate term m the Bordentown Relormater) The bave recetved word !hal lh "n old High SthCinl Is a msd1eal patbnt two were charged with burglarlz er son, Jennings, has been ad at llol1.er Hosp1tal wh £re he 11 beina the 11afr. of a ralr Lawn N vanccd to PFC in the U S }{ar mg trea ted for tulercm1a J, dry cleamng fJrm ' tnc Corps at Camp Pend leton Cal Mr and Mu Charles Stndcll • Mrs Jam os B1rm111 ghmn Mr and son, Sprmgft~ld, bave ~n 4nd Mu Leo McM11len WC'll ~ t on , v1 stttng Mr and Mn Walllti'D NOT LUCkY LOS ANGEl ES Ul'- 0 11 wild- and James Waul.k, bavc heon Ault and fatmly caUer (,len Mccarthy apparently guosts or Mr and Mr.!i H{•luu·J Mr and Mrs lenmn.J.lll Ketfer t•ould Clnd oil Just about any. Btrmlngham Sr M:r and Mu Thoo Wilson Mr... • Georg e Childs 1!1 tl.'j.)OrlNI 116 Dt~nu•,l McNaughton ahd r Mrl where exrept h1.s own back yard Hotelman Conrad N Hilton senous).y lil al hts homo on NorU. Har(,.y 1 hom as, Cnilunbu~. were annount"ed today that a lllUteeSII Seeond Avenue 0 called here by the death or Paul rul well has been completed on Pclno Pratt , son ol Mr~ Leo l-eonard and VISited relatives and c tbe property of the ShamJ"()(!k Prall, has bceq taken lo 1 Da, lon forn1er nctghbors Hilton Hotel, at Hou 11 ton Tex Ho~pltal !Dr treatfnCnt arter I Mtss Mattlyn LcwL~, Cleveland, PifYMI!IiT rosh,man at Ohw Ul'llvenity ~~~was once owned by M'c: Jng a corooary •ttac.k ~ .... Mr, ao~ Nrt Gcral~ R1 ec and apent the woekend with ber uncl~ ' three Sona and M.n liutd D1lg~rd and aunt, Rev and Mrs Fred r ' AXIS OWN JOI! were dinner guests Sunduy uf Mr Gardner Come and Jel$100 . . . . '300 or up to $1000. Gelll lely on y011r OWII 81lnalure ond seearlty. Take !bit ASBURY PARK, N J UPand Mrs Bradford Maag and ~:"':~:':::'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, deu DD biUo, noles ond due. Pov off lbt! car Carney H Lebra. aec~tary of dauabter, Myrna, Mmer.m llc ~~ BA$K ER F UR•NOQlTUIUC PQ the Asbury ~ark tfarklng - A'uthA Columbw Sunday paper carothed lh!nn. Then repay your one acrount here ulllly to orlty, hu r••eammfllnded that hil ried a pJeture or Mrs Gordon your eonventenee. Have mort! for yoaneU eici!F': Harris, dauchter or Mr and Mrs. Job be abolil'lhed month. You IWDe II. We supply lt. He .satd there Is only $422 In C M Hennesy, M.lddlepot t lHu. ~ FOR the author1ty'a treasury and con- Han-Is Is prestdcnt of lhe Worn~ BI'IDC or mall the btana linuf'd P<IYmehl of IUa uo, a en's AS50Ciatlon of the Boul \.ard lfPt!<lal prompt rervlee. week ~ola ry would break the au. Prel\byte)'fan Church whH h 1~ Ohio people olnee 1912 lhortt) plannmg a Chrl.5fllt&!i h:uan1 Wed· reJ(Ulatton. ne!diY POSITION OPIN IMr5 Dans Lamhert South GHtfo' NSBORO, N c UP- A Third Avonue, fell at her home Weekly ne ~~ paper In Ah o11kle Saturday wlulo wash10g wmrlows N c • r~tn an ad toflay In tb~ and broke both ann~ She ts unNAME . . , Green•boro Dalb N'ewlll, fllr a dnr the ~re of a loeaJ doctor reporter Mr and Mrs. Ja~ob Sthafer and The ad ~Aid • Our Yotlng men dllU(bte.r, Darla. l'll!\le moved to bold good J)()lltl~ns with our Columbu11 where t-h)y ar.· 11\ lllg at ~Oillpany, .rro jnto publishing 430 A ).lay{atr Boulevarrt Mi or thl! mselvet, or go West to Sc!haettt Is employed at the BuJ'ba btome writ ers for papers lika the Keru11 Printtna Company Greensboro D•Uy NeW!, the Mr ind Mrs Clyde Bel~·h ;:! t or POSition being optn for Charlestort. 11pent tho LOAN W,\NTJ:D $ lattrr cause" w1th ber par.. nh, Mr and Mrs W Clark :. IT'S AN IDIA CaptAm nod M.r~ .hme~ Hartin: 124 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 191 MADISON Wu UP- A M•dl aon man came up with an Idea lor a Chrutma. t~tft tor a fril!nd OPTOMIITBI8T who apparently has everythina but PGII« turned him down ' The man called pollee qnarte" and ••ked If be Eall Coart Pl1 a $1 parkin& ticket in Offke Roan: t te 1%, Z te 'lllll:e lor bill frleool. Wf'te IDDDLEP0RTr SOCIETY Af~c,,-,--=ReJJdence Jones Honored w·th par t y "At Th e Federated Church 1 * ....... IIIIi !!!!1 I County Cancer Gr011p Has Meeti~g At Middleport HJgh I , I $6.95 :~:3~ i~.-.-w 'Y· ..'.BILLS -BILLS • .. . '""""'"" )lrlt.r .,.lan... I I WID HIVe More Time For Your Chilolmos Sboppln~-And Wllh The Comfor1ablo New Furniturt F~lln• Thai 'four Clolhea Arc BclnA Ex. JHJ'rlly Laundtll!d By Uo. We Combine Mod· l!nl Equlpmool, Skill and E•perlence To -- !' .... .E CALL 122 Robinson's Laundry - --. ..... -- ---- BAKER · ~ Bring You Tbe Cle.,.ea Wash You Ever Had- Alld U COIItl Very LIHie. IT WAS THAT TINY DOT THA'T LEVELED HIROSHIMA COMPAIATIVI POia of the hydropn bolnb. our blggut atom bomb anCI tbe ~ atcDD balD) that the big city of Hlro8hlma 1J ertOUJb to give &n1 ~_,.t p&UH. U tb&t UtUt Job could level HtroshUna. what could the big lS.meptoD (equ&l to 18,000,000 tom ol TNT) R-bomb doT lAr· ~d::lt H-,l:tomb ~ to have been set oil by t.he U. a. wu about tbla lise, equal to hun:drecla of time• tlle Gl'llt A.-bomb'a force. ( lfll...aafkoftot) - -- - - - - Jaycee$ Rep_ ort Yearly Holiday son :.pta \ . The fafth annual Christmas pro- and g1fts of their own &electton Ject of tbe Meigs Ct:l).!oty Junto~·~ when they are taken on 1 tour of~ Cbomber of Com"1•ro• io)oved In local nom to 'O(CiCJal acboB today watb the VU'gil Brown, (916-X) wtU. ~eement of plans for ~ work wath the Mulister~al AssoeapRf94~tung Yqletlde season. latlon and other grOups in ~atrY seuta:g a goat at 100 baskeis ing out the Cbr~at.p:l.ls L,lghtlng • 'for ' di&t>i)!~Uon !lois Cbilstma. Contest on which dtfills .,,u be 1 b~?~n anoouoceft: at a 1:1~ !flatfi. tbe IOC'§.l J&)eees l. --~-"''" ill!~llllt-· ~a. crd btisinet~ firs 1agu lndivi- to duall for toys, canDeil t:oods, and other foods for tnctwlion in the Christmas bas~ets whiCh Wlll be given to the needy of .Mmgs County. Willi~ R: Kmght and Jack ~eeUg tipve been tl.imed aS Co- ·!' ree~ Cbairmeii. bf the ,19&1 Cbrtstmas ' ~ t PrOJect Cimpatgn In a lQeeting Q .o.O .. • • Friday eve'nillg' 'It Seel.ig:·s resl· dence other appOintments · to ·' · -:-"3' committees were offldlllY: ' made M "arl{er"8burg rqeq an~ a with SIX ouh eomniltt'ees &elng: Martella man lre be.ing he!d ln appo1oted to aid ia tbe pfjljb(t. county jail, ~ UtveatiiJationt tn connection wlth the rohberi or Named as Chairmen to the the Wagner Hardware Store1 In Food CommLUee weN Roaer Bacltle and the attempted robbery Morgan (801M·X) and K Finley, of the Racme Service Sl1t10n (335-X) who wtll contact wbole Sheriff Charles Russell nported sale houses, organbations and the th.ree men, who were trans· grocery stores lor foods ported Monday by Deputy Sheraf( Toy Commlttee chairmen are Harold Duckworth Crom the Wash· Frank Jenninp (169-Y) and mgtoo County Sheriff'.!! off1~e are Richard Karr (6010-;Y) whose Wesley Leasure, a&, Martetta, Carl Wk it 18 to soll~lt the donations Leasure, 37, Parkersburg arrd of new and good used toys which Eddy Ti~lor, 35, Parbr.sburg wtU be reconditioned and reWagner's Hardware was robbed paired in time fbf Christmaa early Monday mornang of $20 In Advcttiamg and promotion of change and hardware, Racme Ser th.e Chriatmas Project tests wtth v1ce Station was brGken mto the Ri~ehard Rosenblum (296-X) same ro.ormng:, but were scared who~ task is to gain the W1d& away by the proprietor and his most publicity avallal;)le on the w1fe It ls reported that nothmg venture and t.o vruee appeala yainting up the · aeeftsity of "A. was taken front the &tatlon Clarenc~ Roush, 22. Virgil Real Christmu For All in Rouab, 24, Gerald J\oush, 19 all or Metg• Coqnty " BidWell, were each tJned $9 and Richard Follrod (377-M) is 1n r.ost5 -Monday afternoon by Justice charge of the funds commattee, of tfle Pt!aee Percy People~ on a han@ng a dlr~ mall tampilign charge of dtslurbmg , \he peace m to lnter~t bUBiii men, organi· an assemblqe ~~f P.!OJ!lc The trio zjljqns, kn UJ.cij 1 uaJs lq 11mQkipg •wa,, atrc.sfed SUnday ,by {be derPt4net.try 'dopiU to Ole ~ tlr;; department. , ..,...,b Af.e HeJd For ¥Uvoa::IODIIlJ! ject. , . ~·' ¥ ' B'ds Are SOUII'hl I l' FOr New Obi0 U F•'eld Hnn"e Gvm • ·~ ~J;i' , Vernon Weber (BOtl·Y) is ln • l.IONS tO HAVE MOVIe Tour A movte entltl-...1 "T.... asured 1.. .bar•"'e L.Of the Shoppl"'"' ... \«.1 '"' Commltt(!e whem~ 1 needy chlfd lands" will be shown at the noon ren of the eommuplty will be meehng of the LIO>ns Club, Wedliven money to purebase toy• netday at tbe Federated Church N~w Sewage Dispo~ Facilities For Mlllion Readied Along Ohio New sewaa:e diaposil fac!Utles for a million petsons. Jn the" Ohto RIVCJi Valley W~te ~derl,&ken thas year, , ~e Ohlo R.1ver VaU.ey Watf!r SaDJtatJon CoblmJs&ion an nouDCed today. The COIJIIftUSIOR -sahJ ' 636 Cthes snd towns an tilt area <ltlibed by ties m the Pattsburgh area Cha1rman Earl ~vendor( said 11ewage treatment facllthes .POW lO operation .!lerve 4,300 000 (l( lb.\ 9,600,000 Jewered populahon m tlie Ohio Vall ()y ne'Ve~dorfl a mcrY~ber of tbe New "York Deputmeot or Hettlth, tbe Ohio Rivet bav• IIWqe tro.aat- said that wilh municipal treat mt!nt pla.l'lt.a Flfty IJ:\'He •ore arc dv building; fa~lltha and 67 b.ave menl program a anem~ th~ taken bids ror to~c:tloa. Th~ commission's maJor attention , "is nrlw being directed 'toward ex· 67 are Pattlbura~ and eommunJ- pedltlng Industrial was le control." There are 1,414 mdustrlal ~o~Jant$ ::;.;::~::---- ~ wh1t1h dtacharge wutes mto slreanl8 in the etgbth 11tate llrea Of these 36 per e(!nt have adequate control fa(tlttJes, 34~ have partaal control, fO art'l building control fadlltlee and 133 others are bemtt ~ ) Slaws ohio, New Yort. Vlr&illia aad Sr 1 McKnight Request t'or New Road To C.oal Mine Is Given The Y&llalle CounCJl a:t Jt.s b1 monthly meetmc Monday n1ght at j the YJII"ge hall, gave ds "atamp I of approval ' for the 5Ubmltlmg of a ballot to lhe people of Pom .. roy 1D the NoYember 1~ electmn a $170,000 bond wue wh1ch wGuld give the village funtb enough to c=orutruct a sarutary sewage sys tem I Sub :l;l!ro cold anpRed twn s north today and cific storm doused tbe wtlh ram and snow Temperatures feU the northern Mldwe&t weekend bhzzard In early today II was an icy at both Grantaburg and and 12 below at Eau Clalr.t. It was e\"en colder m the IraJ Rocklfll, wh~re Fra! ('t, became thE natwn's '"·~'::(.: 16 degrees below Z.!fO. 35 miles per hour, gui!f~lj. B2 mph, broucht southeast Wyomma: . Texas reported a 1lalf Jn.~he.s or ln. the AmaraUo weatbel' al!b OVI>rsj)rQnd ·, nation's e~~:~torn only Mame and Florida N Y got two tnehe:i o£ 24 hour per1od measured at ll.ayor E Y Robmson. s1ded GYer the meehn( 1 to t he "oup that the 15 days bte 10 the tewag:e permit reaewal. to U. Slatt" Department of Health • Tbe mayor'a report of $011;M for the month of November .$ accepted by be eouaeil aDd a i'UP ancial rc~ waa gtveo by Clerli Cbarles Le r reportt4 thAt the s ~ t general Fund $2593 82 f.oats Quits Post On School BOard At Middleport]~dis~~~~:.. 77tli 11, 1D Roa..rt CNb, ptH~ of tht- Middleport BMrd of Educ. tion. r"'-'*' Wht• "'-' Board 1Mt M.ndar at 1M HlP SchMI and ftls ...U~~Mtiolt was Keepted whtt ,..,.,_ the red, n:~i~ The council voted to pay $1 the water eompaDy aad tbe h&hl rompany bi.U lt was reported ;:~~~~~:~~~ • the balance of the :, $3977 21 Marcus C:hemhtrf., ~ •nt, pnV'dd MMI the ...rd will ft'lllq -n appointment •• replace Mr. CNtl, who hMt serv.tll fot .,..._ •......,,, ten .,..,..., at tt.. MJtt mwtt.,. on Janulirp 10 a..... his ....._,... tlon has bKOtne ltfftctlve on Janu...,. 1. The ~·s Urlttmu .., •. tlon will eldMcl fr.m 1 the> lad..., .. ICMel. w~, .. "!'!...»: i;,~~~~~~~~~ !J>o<oo• '& ' . Fr3rlcis Wallace Speaker For · Commissioners Annual Pomeroy Grid Banquet Okay Diesel Tl!JI~iit-.--'i@"tll . IAI.,olfl!l Jllih'ft' ,~o'fitEWr•\oAll. ,_.~=~· c Baker of Do Third _.,.,.e J;Je~irtmtltil or a ca~ ~ O:f the ~~ilrmea whose tel!pbones ~e listed with thmr nap~es wilf re~ult 10 the articlea be.iP& p1cked up I N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. tit..Pol!lt!ref DOE A RARE SPECIMEN IY I ~:~.Zed Single Copy Placing Of Bond 70;000 In 1956 Bal Sub--Zer9 Grips To Get till Tri- Lustre Cleaners ,. " ' iii"PJ ~- 6. 1955 lst·step to _beauty t 299 ! No. 197 M. , -• You, Mrs. Christmas Shopper Vol. VII ON tiUAitD . enttne - at I I YES ... e Slopi I flseal year, p.a1d mto tbe sate .!lcbool alCia The 1mportanee of 'l'reuuJ')' $768,'747. ud reeewed thee leg:lllative pohcle. 15 Jllus Ul retum ')...'180.11417 Reeelp" In trated m two WIYJ I ' . . .., 3, 21, - unlll "'"' T.....,.,. _.. f'" Durm"g • today ~nrioum:ed that be 01 takeD Jan 2 for the (lrst unit Of a field house facdJty on Three persons suttered mmor here., IRJUnes, three cars were damaged The ftrst urut will be known heavily and f jtfV!'JI~lnd anotllth~ phystcal welfare and er person Were ~J,ted to appear praCtice bu1ldm,il It features befGrc. local maailltrate.s, as the T1ckets for the annual football team• In th• nation and usually Olympic si~ . SO x 200 feet, result of two •ectdents tD the hM t+lem plc:klfd clos• to tiMir rmk area, Monday. the Highway Pa- banquet for the 19Mi Pomeroy. Panthers ean be obtained £rom final position in th• natfenel ... trol reported 1 At the rejUiat n:teet.iDJ' , o( the Baker aaid the Sl!i=ODd According to ~ tbe report , thf member.!i oqlt.E: .Comeroy BHo.st&S palls In the fall, b .2 ..' K d I C(tunty CommuUonen held Nov long range plana for a fiht mtshap happe~R~ at a 16 a ~r ca~ e ~A~TC ase Wallace hns been ncfr the top ember 21 In tbe eourt bocue. a b1d pPysiCal e«;Ju~at10n m on McCumb<lr Hill Road, west Auoelat~OD, at $tar.k.a: Dl'U,g Store and SWI6.her 10 the Wrlhng game fof the past for 4,000 gallon~ of J).il):&el fuel for elude a omnaslum or Bradbury, when 1 13 and B Cab and Lohse Dr1,11 Storf! The ban- 20 yeara, aud baa been widely the county eq~neer wai 1aven to and poss.lbly an RcYI'C dr 1ven by Ray Myers, 2(), Mmen~- quet will be held at th! :Pomeroy sought as standard 011 in Portlmq;uth. rL:-:~.... ~ 11 .11peaker at banquru He saJd the ftrst umt was ville met h~adqn With a truck Jun10r Htgb Sc,bool audttonum on His moat recent app!arance was The priCe that the firm qu,ated J:~ \.Jill-~~ the nature of a "tna&s 'pirticipa drtven by 1 16 Yiv old jUTenllllt Thuraday, De<;embet 15 m New York when "'llopalong" was o 118 per 1allon. aild Sbenff ~S n_~ ·~Jt!-._ Uon facility," affordmg reerea from RuUand. The 'report state.!! TM loc:•l Booste" han obtafh. Cassady of Oluo State WI& preJ.ent· Charles Buuell wu gtven a $30 u VII .-,ouR tional tacUibes to large portions that the two vehicles met in the ltd orM of th• top apom wrll· ed w1tb the He1sman Tropby, an eKpense account to attend the of the student body, sttch as a center o( the road on a bhnd ert In th• nation for the INn honor wht~h marked Cassady as state sberiH's eoDventlon at Col· 4 union building, g<llf course and curve cauet 1 , gu••t speaker. He Is the top football player tn tbe na. umbus, Dee 7 and 8 BtUs W:l:re u!!~ RuueU Mid natatorium proVIde tio lhe ~:....Jte, The dirt Ooor bwldmg Both vehicles were d<~maged Fr.. nt:ls Walltc. who ~~ hJs !ton He has also appeared at 1also p.tid 11t the meehng home In Beflalre, Ohl•, and who numerous other top sporhng cora hi In town. were '«1· be completed by next fnU, he heavily ao~ Myers suffered a functions as wall as speaklna: :!It most completed and tbU.. StriJit. When not used for skaUoa:, lt wm bru11ed ~tieat and the Juvemle h noted for his column HCh banqueta tor some or the top colMIIGS GINIItAL HOSPITAL 1Com.nuas1oner lllf ~ ,.~ be available fur practice by ath ~o>ffer~ abnllon• or the ught fall In ttt. Saturctay l'""int 1 bis crew would .lu.YII tW Admttted Moaday Mrs Lillum on tbroughout ~ Jetlc teams, for Intramural aud knet!, The minor was ctted to ap... Past "Pialkln Rniew" W•llau cge teams tn the nation Wallace ls curr~ntly a contra. Frrn~t. Che5ter. Mw LoJ.s Cectl, trict as soon aa thej -;{~flhi.­ other j ccrea.Uonal , pu.rpo~' pear before Juvenile Judge John •nnu1lly plck;s th' tolt collqe butmg Edttor of Look Magazme. Mtddleport, George Childs, M1d puWng everert!eDI up ~ ·· Bacon, somet,ltnt tbiJ W:!ek and has wntten 14 well known dleport, R~mond Doyle, Caledon- out tbe decorated section. ~ The- second acctdent occurred books witb football background&, Ia and Mn Susie Spnqer, Cool· A crew of tbe Columbus ~· WO at 9 06 p, 1n on State Route 7, and 10 of them h.ave been adapted \'Jlle · Southern Ohio FJectr:h~·, Compa~ two mtle.ll Routh o( M1ddleport and 1 to the movies Discharged Mrs Betty L1ttle connected the lights whic:b ~ aeeordu{g to the report, a car Local boosters would Jake to 'll.nd mf.an.t, Middleport, Mr.s Viola been strung by the villqe s~ drtven S{JUth by ;.lra Jobnson, 34, have a ret!Ord crowd on band at • Iones, Pomeroy; John Boc:ock, Department ~ Gallipo_till, stnick tnto tbo rear by th1s y ~ ar's banquet to honor the Pomeroy, Mrs Mna Barnbatt, Ch1ef of Pohee Russell a V('h\de driven by WilHam Bot team that brought the (lrlft SEO R11c1ne, John J Lelfhelt, Pomeroy, reported a collection of $ZOJ:Af:t ton, 31, L~tart, W Va, tm cltamplnhshilJ 11'1. bu;lot)' to Pome- MarJe Woodg~. PODlft'OY, Mn from lhe parking meter& ~~' jT!iO Two deaths of lltu'ldleport resl· 'tioatoh auf~OO • Iaeerahon:<J of roy Marjoru~ nrnt Potnerof, week endang saturday. De(i, . f_:. . ., dents .at Meags General Hospttal the body and 1s to appear before were reported late T~d~ morn Middleport Ma.yor c Sidna:r Ru81iell Ply tb tbat 1 1 d mg. B.oth deaths oecU*:i!il" 11 t al nn th.e tharae of failUre Dn :a:k most the same l t 1 ~e ~~ Witbta a lute anli clear Saturday rught. · Mrs &arab F'ro)i$t. 1b, l pa The Joluaeon vch1cle was tieflt for OM wcek 'suffenng from slightly, but the olher aplihort llmRe btl · t.ea.v•ly fOR. of obce usse a stroke succumbed lhts mornmg damaned li ·" ' Bail Chief ted She 18 !IUfVJVcd by 1 sister Mrs The Patrol also t:eported that ey repor o H Stewart and a brother, T George Hudson, At1ddleport was According to th~ report Chief H Dav15 both (]f Mtddleport The fined $15 and costs by Cheshire's Bmley and Patrolman Everett temalns were taken to the Raw Mayor Reynolds, for fatlure to Bostic, mvestigatcd the wrecked Jlnp-Coats Funeral Home Ar- have an operator'.s license AJso sedan C!bout 9 Hi p m A short rangements are meompletc Roy Preddy, 20, Rlltland, was ar- time Ia~, W G Graham, Rut· Mn George Reynolds, of Mtd~ rested Mooday lUtd placed m the land ~pocted that hts car, which dleport was the ~econd death She Maddleport dty jail, ehR.rged with fitted th~ ' descraption of the was a surgJ.cal palmnt at the hos mtox1eatum, the Patrol stated wrecked car damaged on the Returmng rrom a mccttns htld cha~rmcn apd directol'li ol all of but thc1r deterrmnaUon to er~diplta\ Survivmg are 1 son GuJ rJ1ht stde, had been stolen ln tn the Nell House ID Columbus, I the 88 Ohio counties is the tre-1 cate the diseue · Reynolds, Mtftdleport, son, Cr-t~ig front of Dr Ray Ptcken~· offiCC Sunday, December 4, durmg mcndous amount of gOOd that the "Dr Kenneth ' Landauer Reynolds and a daughter, Mrs on South Thtrd Street Mr Gra whtCh campa1gn activities ror the National FoundltiOD for Iotan- New York, UIJJstant medleal Madge ·Mutsell, both of Cuyahoga b1m reported that he had left 1956 "Mareh of Dtmeo" was out I tile Paralysts does, not only for ector of the FoundaUon, the kQys Ill th{' car while he had lined hy Bob FcllC'J' L1cvcland I those who bavc been stricken, tbat In Ohio alone dunng Falls 1 P'qner~l ;.rrangcment!llc for Mrs &one m to s~ Dr P1ckens ' ~- ~ 2,442 person~;, one of tbe es:t number in al\7 tate Rey.llold/1 are al.so being eomplet· A pr.hhon was fll~d m Also pn 5alurr1A:v n ght, Cinef Indian pllcber an«t volunteer dnve, H E ed polio. The 1906 :nn.Ut 1hat Carl Owen; chatrman o( the ed by the Rawlmgs Coat~~ Funeral Mctgs Covnty Clerk or Court!ii Boney of Pomeroy, who u1 wnrk • 15 not out yet. Home flee by Mild~d er 1 eportrd to him lllal worthy t.:lNCINNAtl 0 up..;,...Produce "H«" also nlattd that ---:---,--__..leyv•lle. Pa. h<Jd hro ken mto th e mg m behalf of th~ ('AU!'!c made ti:Je follOwing ~late(' gg.s, ntedtUms f1rm, up lc, are 14 rC.IIpU'ator eentera MI.TING CHANGIO f' r, Mtddleport, for support o1 hCJ~~t 1 ::;;~ cOJnpartmf'nl uf hts car I <'On~umers U S A large brown nat1ons, two o[ whieh The Sout~ern I..ocal School Board 1elf and tbe1r 50D. ~"t tl wa.'i pa • hd 10 frnnl of 1uent 55-56, medaums- 48 50, brown mtx ted in Ohio Tb..ts U. a1 · ·ct•iei regular mcctmg wlll be held In h Jr home on South Thtrd Ave "I was truly impressed wtth 149..30, extn large -.51; A large communU7 job wiWih Thursday, Dec 8 Ins tead of TUes- claims owens reported that he and day D1ght a.s or,grnally announ~ed w1{e's drtfcr s licenses were the knowledge and frankness of wh1le 5() 52, A Jara:e brown 50-52. sbould have the ""~ntl~,c~ sincere1ty A medmm while 42:-45; A medium every9ne from 111 Paul Bfegte, clerk, Racine. 0, an mi.,lng and the regtslr11hon paper Bob Feller and tbe w1th which be has undertaken brown 42-45 checkl :831. under and of all age& Aa nounced today car v. a.s al !'io m1ssl ng the trcmendeus task we aU face s::rad~~; 24-23, small 1136, B large and Dr Landauer laid to malce the drive a success 11-48. grade C 36-38 cue does not reepeet lint MARRtAGI LtCENSU C'hll'kenR, fr)'urs weak lc low baok aecount, be Ybu Max L Bormg, 20 Ree<!IIVI!Ie "That OhiO ls a plvot.al slate cr, frvers 3·3~ lb11 1819, hens manufaeturer, lawyer. labqre.: and Ruth Ann Wh1te, 16. in thls drive and that it 1s 1m I huvy over :i lbs 18-20; hens farmer, hoW!Iewife. Mln.cnvllle, p;tudent portant tbat ea"ch communaty 111ght 5 lbs and under 16-18, hens or child I am askiq Joseph E Fo~ter Jr. 25, Porn(' does Its share waa pointed out In light. ltgborlli 13 J5, old roo.s port on Blue Crutcll roy, mechan1cal eng~neet and Jo eluded m the facls 1ters 8-11 her Sl and ADD Webb 1 21, Letart Fal.b, aecrepresented to campaliU 1 Butler 00 score 66. drive dlll'lDS: JUi~'f-" Bid Of U,OOO I M'ddJ I eport "'AO " . Dave Ligh- M.= I tae: T MiddJeport Res.·dents DI'e '-!fuesday Morning Car Vandalism I In Middleport Is On Increase ~t~o~~~~i·lj~~!~~~:':";~:~:~:~tch Pet•'n·on Filed N l For ou~t. I I I .BatTeY March Of .Help\ Urged By Chairman_ I Market Reports I :. · i I I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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