https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cee4423bd6ee2aaf305421ac8ca5dd33.pdf 507ced7a85b50249e63a7c1f821be7f4 PDF Text Text ' Lu . Th eB Scbuf, trel • l ., ' • I ' 1'.• ' • " 'I.~ 'l ' '· •·. �,, tine .: .. ? -.<~if' IL_ .... I.Gitl • • I • .. ' • •• •• ' ~ '' , .. ' ' bol1, Jilt, I· _ ' ', '' " ',, \~"" I '" ' ) ' ' ! -. nn t . ' CHIVINEL 8 Captain a.t:oo ~ orning Sh .' ' ... G u'v "'' .. ' toft •• c M n 81 m '' f •' ' •' •" ' ' ' • •. ' ' :1 I • ' ''t ... '~ ,, '. . '! other. ' "· cla •• cd ed al I ' •< .. ,. I lr'rlllt UieiOIIIQ IUtd th!'tl • h Mil It· urt Ralph ' ' t • • ·•• -~ '·iWJ""~~~. .. . " , Dext , to Oa~ . tart , h~tr, k 1, 1 en· : al Fb,S9, L ' ' ... " .' ' . �,, tine .: .. ? -.<~if' IL_ .... I.Gitl • • I • .. ' • •• •• ' ~ '' , .. ' ' bol1, Jilt, I· _ ' ', '' " ',, \~"" I '" ' ) ' ' ! -. nn t . ' CHIVINEL 8 Captain a.t:oo ~ orning Sh .' ' ... G u'v "'' .. ' toft •• c M n 81 m '' f •' ' •' •" ' ' ' • •. ' ' :1 I • ' ''t ... '~ ,, '. . '! other. ' "· cla •• cd ed al I ' •< .. ,. I lr'rlllt UieiOIIIQ IUtd th!'tl • h Mil It· urt Ralph ' ' t • • ·•• -~ '·iWJ""~~~. .. . " , Dext , to Oa~ . tart , h~tr, k 1, 1 en· : al Fb,S9, L ' ' ... " .' ' . �urns p ~reenherg Is Still seeking ,, / Cbpable Pilot For Indians ' tiO~'YWOOD UP - Cleveland of 1947 he was suspended for 1 G6neral M1nager Hank Greenberg year by then Ba111ebaU CQJD.mJ. still 'f(a1 i .. the market today tor !rioner A. 8. Jlap)ly Chandler fot,> a Dew baseball ftl.\nager for the "acts detoimental to bJaebaU," ln)!iana. wh'lle managing the B!'oo~lyn Grernbtrg: had tried to eonvlnee Do«a:ers. He retdrned to the·Doda .. Leo Duroche- to take the job, but er helm after sitting out the sustHe former Dodger and Gbmt man- pension . ~ ater apparentlv rdused tlle post. The form er talkative manqer ~urothtr, who retired f_r o m enjoyed one of his be3t aeaeons 11'1 b~seball to ~com_e a rad1o-tel~ 18M when he pi1oted the 'New vtilon ex!cutJYe. di ~ clo!eil_ T~es- I York Gi.ani'i: to a National Leitue d~y n.lght ht> h•~. met w!th my I pennant and the World Series old fr iend Han'k anrJ ~I§CU!sed chat;; p:or.stri . tht C1t>v!'land manager's JOb. DurP oe'her u!d Bnv deta ils of· the m~et- ~ -------- I ~"Ae:~~~;. hive to rome rrom ~attJing Bucks N~W ye 1-h._..:... I ""' . B·.tiw, Ten Rec·ords ·llut \Ire o•eUtne pennant win-j 1;1 nl!lj ini'fta&'l' deelmd, "fm Ire• J!l td say there t1 nn foreseeable chpge In "'' pi'esent plans." _~ m·ee-tlnc bttw~ Durother ·~ Gr~enb<r& repO'tedly ''::'k ; COl-tiMllus, o. Thoae of ttte "ltac1ne lilelhOdlzit Chunh W9CS w.h0 jo'Urne)'e.;J to . Rio Graiide and 'wbo - iltteJ;t~ed ,the WSCS m~ et.inll at tbe home or Mr,•1 $;-dn.ey- F<::dely, . former rtlide~f1,. or, Jt.ac-jn!, were: )f:rs. 'JJf~~ VP - 61ilo . n!•t~ Tuetd'a.v aften10on. Ore .n· State's battllflil Buckeyes eyed ·h'r~. who arrived In LOs.. Angelo three ·oew N!COrdt rod:Jy , IS they Monda"·· ~ould no_t b~ reached at p1epar'eq to meet Northwestern at b~ f10trll fbr ~~mment . EVi.ilstOD tl~liaols. · -1)\Jroeher .- In the wob of iltv~al · ' o;hakeups i11 major len«ue l!lubs·, -Th~ ftrit lturdl&. a Big Ten Con.. hM innounet>d earlier he wasn't ferenee mark of 11 itraltht vielntmsted I• returning 1o b"eball Iori.,, will be P"'ed lhio Satuounless riven an interest ln the c!ay if the Buelu beat the Wildcitl. club bl! Would manager. HJ1 brief .ttatement 1Pt1 trlerull The other two records, a third of the form•r manager to believe eonseeutlve undisputed Big Ten that he teJ~ted any offer made championship !or a total of nine. to him tiy Greenber 11 because be and the defeDalve mark tor COb~ Ia utJsnett with his work .11s 8 ference J•mea. will d~nd on blgb)y paid exeeutlve with the Na- OSU'1 fllnllning1ames. ti()T'ftl BroadciStlng Co .. here. An Ohl<l State ha1 tlready tied \hi NBC spokesman 1a.id Durocher r.eeor4 of eight C!lear-cut ttlles makea clost tn $100.000 a yellr. ·Har~au. ld:r~- , , · ... Ml , ' - · • h • . tlan Dlot'a Ne)V York fa~l dJ1lecUOn.. The jac~et is ~eepty yoked in bacfi; atld IIMd wlttt topaz silk tafteta to inatch · • youllg1ters. ...to ru'"''r '"•w~X'tt ' ..,._ ac~sisorles from ChrisUao D1or -Ntw York. · with Mlchitan. EaStJIIAJI(. otber. A11ottMr RMorct Where Style Anoth6r record sought by Ohto State il tbat held by Illinois for the delen1lve mark of only 23 polnt.t Jn tbejr two ronlerenc• :Rot -c!ols, ·~ottlirig EXtr(l At leut One I!'IJury r .-. 1 u I t e d from Tuesday's pnctiCe •eqlon. Lett h a J f b a e It DoD Sutbft'ln sprained hi, right ankle but n- ADAM porte lndict.te It was not 1el1o11.1 A rme SeleeUon 01 the rest of the weOt. $:r::-$~fo I . P:i~ Ollly Authorlzod Dealer '&'%SHOP ,,·.t 114 eo.,;Ut. ' ' ... . ' ... ' • Cumiliinis, • • ' A.NewH~t • ' ot- on Route 7 East, Kanaug\i, 0 . · - ftOTE: Wl'WmiS AD-A SPECIAL llEADI!IIG FOR $1 WILL BE Gl\l}:N ' &lUgbiluts, eandy and Mrs- WUliatn CoJHiiS Gruese'T, Ronnie L It·SAHBORN MilUe .Le· .Wehruna J . ' "I ..., '' l . l'mllit_ · MOORE'S hfotf ...t ste&iO'II . . . . .. . . . . . ;lttVice C••ttet ·· ..,_cial No-v~ 1·10 ~t;I~IM .. : ..... -.. uus '. ' ~.so ;. Tfli,Glpntic t'Udt. 'Aw, . . . . . . . . .. fs.15 . . · SUtu ••AH FUlL .-'tolPP~O;' ': : ' . . . Chooaefrem J\O'MERoY ' " I $37:50.to $55 .· • ..: ~-_.--_' and MfS. · F r a n k Grue•er., to those named above · and Uah and Grueles, Rex The right style bas much to do In the value of a suit and the New Fall Suits really are styled as young men and more conservative men want them. COiPe In! See tb~se smart styles tailored from tweeds, Oilnnels, and worstedS. ind tbnt he should be in action de- wlt'tl the pop were served by Mrs. Flo~aw 181iil~ by ]~ln. Donld coDina_. Yn. Berttlri."UtU•fet' Mrs. , D.~Vf: (eits gamel. by efiP1ng : OMfiSOooo .'llllJD AND SHOW 'WIJti 111~~ Of Tacje; llolte ' C6MMUMITY - Itt Ponrt~y, Ohio Weekend . • ·····Hilld.:, . ,,..... ............ t1J,,71 Udo. I"'IJMJS'IS . ',,, ~\ • ' f-1"• QuotaUon by W. E. H¢nley Guaranteed FOR 12 . Mont~. .. ' ' l Open 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. dally. . · ,:, ,).• ; PHONE J457WX1 · - _- , ··• Lo.aled fifth house from Fl•mlngo.Ciub • -- • · , · ,FolloWing' £~1! .-~:ud 1 )1!larch, costume· prizt\8 Were aVtat(letl to J'etJ.nlfi!:r Lohse, Carla and Linda Will, LbuanU:a Leonard, Anita Collins and Peggy B:,Wets: Sei-vlnl as judges w~re Mrs. A. V. Howell and daughter Dr. Edna McKnillht of B..a,ord. !114· undiapute4 tltlet aDd four co-titles while the BUck. have two co·tttle alOne with their eight undi»puted tltlea. HAT eDter~ $t.ent'fhe which party was beta was hi tlii! •bMl! cofited l"n culon, ' !.• Coualt Me Tooby- ~orrowlllliy Be Too Lillo 1 Will not only tell you but will lfetvy-ou 1019~ prolj. Jems. A visit to me will be ol 'inuneN_e valUe i.to yb!!f Readintll .-anteet~ or no cbarJ•. Every't~.el w~me. to~ed wit~ o~ _Hdlo"'een parly, . Saturday evD.lq at thelr hqmc, Dllnott has seven Wlfnlr. AFine , Mr. and Mrs. R. A. :f':lnlaw lirid children TimAra -.and Stevie ·• PMAIUME M..fRY Gl!led Jldder iuul Adrilor . Tell. your past. p~nt and future. Advice ctven' on ~ love, marriage and all business ufafrs. u yti\' are worrted.ln trouble or In doubt-put your lillnil at ease! · Mony'Youngsters ~liidf Hallowa¢fi Party At Finlows · job with NIC. He Hves In Hollywood aloq with hla Wife, actze•· 1 iftthllfri· has 10 co--ebafnaionl.aralne Doy. . ablptt ond ei1hl outrlaht tltleo, Dtlroeher breame welt known whUt , MinneJOtl ~~~ won Ieven thk -llltknam• "l .lppy" Outri.Jbt and shared In aeven a baseball player. In filmia Ci.ifiiiii ot the luneb ecm- mittH. wal!lt-length surplice blOuse. AR ~· controversial bateball fll- Ohio now Is fourth in ttr.e conlUI Jt1,1.f,e4 as mapager of ~he fet~D~e amo~ teams whleb haft New Y9rt Giants at tbe end of' ei{lj~; ):hand or wo'n urtdilputed th.e 1951 te~f19n and at'eepted the elaim to the tltl!. 11 the program Y-:1. -presented. the second Grm!et lit JCiniJ demondntine lH;etls in ritythm and tone. 1'1te P. 1'. A wiiJ serve lunch tor tbe ~ Co'mmandy IntUttlte No•. ttb. M'r:!l. ft:_el.d Craty was •husk counted 200 treats li! 411t , •.,.... the tea.ehen in preeed.i111 !he ,.. . ~Iss ~ ·" ' Tfe.tt" nlg~t. bison said Mr. :Br"h:klei tnd Mary · 1-1~:.. Harry Pickens, 14ra. S!'i> Mr.s. .Jielen Younce, aiid lth Hayman. es of While M~'l . Fnmk yl.uso (78) Barr. (tl) b~ .lila= · e .hiS- .~Yb , tMent;I.IO tou·chdown. HOI:ne . . · j.w..~r fa 8 ,8~ r. ''• " 111 Mich., liW'ttie W:~etm'es' 'se Bowl bf M..U...Oti-1 . ..., 91elory. 1 G,,mer · BOX bopirJgbt •tl; / • '''" _.; ' t o' '' . \ ' ' ''( . . �urns p ~reenherg Is Still seeking ,, / Cbpable Pilot For Indians ' tiO~'YWOOD UP - Cleveland of 1947 he was suspended for 1 G6neral M1nager Hank Greenberg year by then Ba111ebaU CQJD.mJ. still 'f(a1 i .. the market today tor !rioner A. 8. Jlap)ly Chandler fot,> a Dew baseball ftl.\nager for the "acts detoimental to bJaebaU," ln)!iana. wh'lle managing the B!'oo~lyn Grernbtrg: had tried to eonvlnee Do«a:ers. He retdrned to the·Doda .. Leo Duroche- to take the job, but er helm after sitting out the sustHe former Dodger and Gbmt man- pension . ~ ater apparentlv rdused tlle post. The form er talkative manqer ~urothtr, who retired f_r o m enjoyed one of his be3t aeaeons 11'1 b~seball to ~com_e a rad1o-tel~ 18M when he pi1oted the 'New vtilon ex!cutJYe. di ~ clo!eil_ T~es- I York Gi.ani'i: to a National Leitue d~y n.lght ht> h•~. met w!th my I pennant and the World Series old fr iend Han'k anrJ ~I§CU!sed chat;; p:or.stri . tht C1t>v!'land manager's JOb. DurP oe'her u!d Bnv deta ils of· the m~et- ~ -------- I ~"Ae:~~~;. hive to rome rrom ~attJing Bucks N~W ye 1-h._..:... I ""' . B·.tiw, Ten Rec·ords ·llut \Ire o•eUtne pennant win-j 1;1 nl!lj ini'fta&'l' deelmd, "fm Ire• J!l td say there t1 nn foreseeable chpge In "'' pi'esent plans." _~ m·ee-tlnc bttw~ Durother ·~ Gr~enb<r& repO'tedly ''::'k ; COl-tiMllus, o. Thoae of ttte "ltac1ne lilelhOdlzit Chunh W9CS w.h0 jo'Urne)'e.;J to . Rio Graiide and 'wbo - iltteJ;t~ed ,the WSCS m~ et.inll at tbe home or Mr,•1 $;-dn.ey- F<::dely, . former rtlide~f1,. or, Jt.ac-jn!, were: )f:rs. 'JJf~~ VP - 61ilo . n!•t~ Tuetd'a.v aften10on. Ore .n· State's battllflil Buckeyes eyed ·h'r~. who arrived In LOs.. Angelo three ·oew N!COrdt rod:Jy , IS they Monda"·· ~ould no_t b~ reached at p1epar'eq to meet Northwestern at b~ f10trll fbr ~~mment . EVi.ilstOD tl~liaols. · -1)\Jroeher .- In the wob of iltv~al · ' o;hakeups i11 major len«ue l!lubs·, -Th~ ftrit lturdl&. a Big Ten Con.. hM innounet>d earlier he wasn't ferenee mark of 11 itraltht vielntmsted I• returning 1o b"eball Iori.,, will be P"'ed lhio Satuounless riven an interest ln the c!ay if the Buelu beat the Wildcitl. club bl! Would manager. HJ1 brief .ttatement 1Pt1 trlerull The other two records, a third of the form•r manager to believe eonseeutlve undisputed Big Ten that he teJ~ted any offer made championship !or a total of nine. to him tiy Greenber 11 because be and the defeDalve mark tor COb~ Ia utJsnett with his work .11s 8 ference J•mea. will d~nd on blgb)y paid exeeutlve with the Na- OSU'1 fllnllning1ames. ti()T'ftl BroadciStlng Co .. here. An Ohl<l State ha1 tlready tied \hi NBC spokesman 1a.id Durocher r.eeor4 of eight C!lear-cut ttlles makea clost tn $100.000 a yellr. ·Har~au. ld:r~- , , · ... Ml , ' - · • h • . tlan Dlot'a Ne)V York fa~l dJ1lecUOn.. The jac~et is ~eepty yoked in bacfi; atld IIMd wlttt topaz silk tafteta to inatch · • youllg1ters. ...to ru'"''r '"•w~X'tt ' ..,._ ac~sisorles from ChrisUao D1or -Ntw York. · with Mlchitan. EaStJIIAJI(. otber. A11ottMr RMorct Where Style Anoth6r record sought by Ohto State il tbat held by Illinois for the delen1lve mark of only 23 polnt.t Jn tbejr two ronlerenc• :Rot -c!ols, ·~ottlirig EXtr(l At leut One I!'IJury r .-. 1 u I t e d from Tuesday's pnctiCe •eqlon. Lett h a J f b a e It DoD Sutbft'ln sprained hi, right ankle but n- ADAM porte lndict.te It was not 1el1o11.1 A rme SeleeUon 01 the rest of the weOt. $:r::-$~fo I . P:i~ Ollly Authorlzod Dealer '&'%SHOP ,,·.t 114 eo.,;Ut. ' ' ... . ' ... ' • Cumiliinis, • • ' A.NewH~t • ' ot- on Route 7 East, Kanaug\i, 0 . · - ftOTE: Wl'WmiS AD-A SPECIAL llEADI!IIG FOR $1 WILL BE Gl\l}:N ' &lUgbiluts, eandy and Mrs- WUliatn CoJHiiS Gruese'T, Ronnie L It·SAHBORN MilUe .Le· .Wehruna J . ' "I ..., '' l . l'mllit_ · MOORE'S hfotf ...t ste&iO'II . . . . .. . . . . . ;lttVice C••ttet ·· ..,_cial No-v~ 1·10 ~t;I~IM .. : ..... -.. uus '. ' ~.so ;. Tfli,Glpntic t'Udt. 'Aw, . . . . . . . . .. fs.15 . . · SUtu ••AH FUlL .-'tolPP~O;' ': : ' . . . Chooaefrem J\O'MERoY ' " I $37:50.to $55 .· • ..: ~-_.--_' and MfS. · F r a n k Grue•er., to those named above · and Uah and Grueles, Rex The right style bas much to do In the value of a suit and the New Fall Suits really are styled as young men and more conservative men want them. COiPe In! See tb~se smart styles tailored from tweeds, Oilnnels, and worstedS. ind tbnt he should be in action de- wlt'tl the pop were served by Mrs. Flo~aw 181iil~ by ]~ln. Donld coDina_. Yn. Berttlri."UtU•fet' Mrs. , D.~Vf: (eits gamel. by efiP1ng : OMfiSOooo .'llllJD AND SHOW 'WIJti 111~~ Of Tacje; llolte ' C6MMUMITY - Itt Ponrt~y, Ohio Weekend . • ·····Hilld.:, . ,,..... ............ t1J,,71 Udo. I"'IJMJS'IS . ',,, ~\ • ' f-1"• QuotaUon by W. E. H¢nley Guaranteed FOR 12 . Mont~. .. ' ' l Open 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. dally. . · ,:, ,).• ; PHONE J457WX1 · - _- , ··• Lo.aled fifth house from Fl•mlngo.Ciub • -- • · , · ,FolloWing' £~1! .-~:ud 1 )1!larch, costume· prizt\8 Were aVtat(letl to J'etJ.nlfi!:r Lohse, Carla and Linda Will, LbuanU:a Leonard, Anita Collins and Peggy B:,Wets: Sei-vlnl as judges w~re Mrs. A. V. Howell and daughter Dr. Edna McKnillht of B..a,ord. !114· undiapute4 tltlet aDd four co-titles while the BUck. have two co·tttle alOne with their eight undi»puted tltlea. HAT eDter~ $t.ent'fhe which party was beta was hi tlii! •bMl! cofited l"n culon, ' !.• Coualt Me Tooby- ~orrowlllliy Be Too Lillo 1 Will not only tell you but will lfetvy-ou 1019~ prolj. Jems. A visit to me will be ol 'inuneN_e valUe i.to yb!!f Readintll .-anteet~ or no cbarJ•. Every't~.el w~me. to~ed wit~ o~ _Hdlo"'een parly, . Saturday evD.lq at thelr hqmc, Dllnott has seven Wlfnlr. AFine , Mr. and Mrs. R. A. :f':lnlaw lirid children TimAra -.and Stevie ·• PMAIUME M..fRY Gl!led Jldder iuul Adrilor . Tell. your past. p~nt and future. Advice ctven' on ~ love, marriage and all business ufafrs. u yti\' are worrted.ln trouble or In doubt-put your lillnil at ease! · Mony'Youngsters ~liidf Hallowa¢fi Party At Finlows · job with NIC. He Hves In Hollywood aloq with hla Wife, actze•· 1 iftthllfri· has 10 co--ebafnaionl.aralne Doy. . ablptt ond ei1hl outrlaht tltleo, Dtlroeher breame welt known whUt , MinneJOtl ~~~ won Ieven thk -llltknam• "l .lppy" Outri.Jbt and shared In aeven a baseball player. In filmia Ci.ifiiiii ot the luneb ecm- mittH. wal!lt-length surplice blOuse. AR ~· controversial bateball fll- Ohio now Is fourth in ttr.e conlUI Jt1,1.f,e4 as mapager of ~he fet~D~e amo~ teams whleb haft New Y9rt Giants at tbe end of' ei{lj~; ):hand or wo'n urtdilputed th.e 1951 te~f19n and at'eepted the elaim to the tltl!. 11 the program Y-:1. -presented. the second Grm!et lit JCiniJ demondntine lH;etls in ritythm and tone. 1'1te P. 1'. A wiiJ serve lunch tor tbe ~ Co'mmandy IntUttlte No•. ttb. M'r:!l. ft:_el.d Craty was •husk counted 200 treats li! 411t , •.,.... the tea.ehen in preeed.i111 !he ,.. . ~Iss ~ ·" ' Tfe.tt" nlg~t. bison said Mr. :Br"h:klei tnd Mary · 1-1~:.. Harry Pickens, 14ra. S!'i> Mr.s. .Jielen Younce, aiid lth Hayman. es of While M~'l . Fnmk yl.uso (78) Barr. (tl) b~ .lila= · e .hiS- .~Yb , tMent;I.IO tou·chdown. HOI:ne . . · j.w..~r fa 8 ,8~ r. ''• " 111 Mich., liW'ttie W:~etm'es' 'se Bowl bf M..U...Oti-1 . ..., 91elory. 1 G,,mer · BOX bopirJgbt •tl; / • '''" _.; ' t o' '' . \ ' ' ''( . . �• ~~~ • I • .. ' ' ' '....·, "" ' .. ·""'~'' !!hilt";· ··~ I o , ~~ (]<oi'' b• '··~ ' ' . I .,'l . • ~- . s DAIL A ' ILU til l· " 0 ml '· t. I min"' 01 IUipbat• 10. Typ> of ... noh rapi.nce .•• . ••' . . I,J . '.· t··:·1;. • J •· J.\' .', . ' ' Loo I .1• . al f ' R ... . ! ' . .. ' '., · ~. I ' .' Cotmty Jllba. YM THAT ' . -;' ' - t.W • • ·'. • '( •• ~· • j ' ·, ' I .' I �• ~~~ • I • .. ' ' ' '....·, "" ' .. ·""'~'' !!hilt";· ··~ I o , ~~ (]<oi'' b• '··~ ' ' . I .,'l . • ~- . s DAIL A ' ILU til l· " 0 ml '· t. I min"' 01 IUipbat• 10. Typ> of ... noh rapi.nce .•• . ••' . . I,J . '.· t··:·1;. • J •· J.\' .', . ' ' Loo I .1• . al f ' R ... . ! ' . .. ' '., · ~. I ' .' Cotmty Jllba. YM THAT ' . -;' ' - t.W • • ·'. • '( •• ~· • j ' ·, ' I .' I �• ,. ae Funeral VISIT ..... llr. llld lin. Clareace ,I Sr. East Liverpool, o.. vlsl. "--~ces aad 111'11 llo)' .Joa1111 over tile • · ~l'.l lid. '- ' ---,.;; 11tn1 ltl'Yilee were held ' Sllllday It the &wll.np.CO.ts l'lulenl BQme for Mr. S. B. Me· Rae, •~father of Mn. Lou llouumlq. , lliDIIten takiq part ill the serme were the Re". c. E. Hoyt, lfiddlePQI:t Ftnt Baptist Choreh; the lte'l'. Boward Ruppelt, Firat Prtabyterio" Cbui'eh; Elder Mel· TIUliiE 'l'in ·L Hale, .flarkenbura, and El· 4er J. E. Hoffman, Huntioeton. f!lr. Relbe bad ask.ed the latter mlula~r 118\'eral yean aao to pre. ac:l) biJ fWieral Jlllrmon. T1le body was taken to ljtlanta, Ga., where the dauahter Mrs. Charlea Gates, San Antonio, T<>xas, had fioWJI to have aervlc:ea and burial In the Greenwood Cemetery Tues. day. 8--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 3J.I, 1956 Held f - - 4 t· WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY liST . IN USED CARS' ' COME SEE ,WQQN'S WOOL LAftMODEL .COAt 8EA.(J'J'IES 1956 FORD . "$4.95 , T ~NAi~ COATs· '' 100% all w9Gl Hollywood Coat Sweater · - 2 pocke~ - ribbed yoke -· rlbbed set-In waistband - V neck - metal but· tons solid. 1955 FORD SWEAtER$ - THINKING · Sizes: 3t &o 46 ' ' Colors: Rose, Wlntert~erry, Black, Blossom Blue, Navy Blue and dark: ·Green, I " M=~~:.ey 4 dr. Radio H' . Beautiful J\Jll•ltfl Whi.te over Biltmore this. . . HMtln. and Air Conditioning 1954 CHEYROUT Air 2 dr. Radio, Seat Covers. Ivory over and clean. the above can ~lllpped with White Aldllorlled B•wlee Oa AD lle!rer of 00 IIICI Gu I'll IUio MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM CHASE 11DIW ~~~ W.Or5hip Program Held ·&yCounty Methodist Youth DON'T BE \ OLD lrCDA Pbolol See or C:oll The club planned a white elephant sale to be held at their November meeting and held their rtJular meet1n1 gift· excban~. Ao luncheon was served to the membeq and guestl by Mrs. Riley, $1.95 c.-......... ' Present ·were R01ie Grinstead, Allee Knapp, Ma!Jde Young, Lill· ian Grimm, Car1ie Ross, Ivy In; Illes; Verle Workman, Gladys RJ.r. ey, Alldra 1\ichardson, an~ Blonif: ena Conde. · · '· ' USED ' t.,· 1ty -.I •• eo~t, file Mle's aoiee 1s at~ays 1. ·samsonite ~ • ... .• "' SNUGGlES ' •) ' ! Solid colors and printed patterns. Eyelet embrot: dery and nylon . ruffle trim. Sizes 4 to 14. . I ; - $1.95 BOYS CORDUROY 11.as· ' ' Full cut corduroy trousen with zipper fly. SizP.s 1·6-'to 18' In brown, JUivy, '"lllarcoat and tan. 1 ' Wrap aro~ style. f : · ~ge pocket. ' Small, m~um;, J~Ue aud.-utra llr&e .. ' size•. Full length, Completely wash· $3.95. ., • able and a big selecUon of colora ~ ,' $0ci\. ·' r~·j~·< E;arl Hoffner and Jon, Mike, of Chillicothe were recent sueats of Mr. and Mrs. IA•wrence HoffMr and family. Mr. and l\frs. Beryl WoJfe and family of Buckeye Lake •nent the weekend with relatjvil here· Alpha PAJAMAS Guelts present were Be.ss Diehl, Shelm• Jo~a and son, 'Mike, Mrti: Mabl Pickens, Myrtle Maynard, anf.l Roberta Ross. Sending glfta for Mrs. Richardson were Ro1a Fink, Cla.ra Belle Rilpy and Bar· bara McDaniel. Ray Woodgeard and •.JRUISeil Brown attended the football same In Columbue. SaturdiJ. K• · ' 11•· Mr•. H. D. Def~tnbacher 1 1.1aturnejl to her home, <'-olumbua, Monday after a several weeks a~y here. She was accompanied lome by her brother. Frank B. Will. ~,ely ~ FlanneleHt « ELECTRI~ ' . 59- ·' -A G~i .., SPUN RAYON . l .l GIRLS POMEROY SOCIETY For A Wide Seteetlon 01 ~ Close fttting wann cotton underwear for women in small, medium and large sizes In plnk·color. Vests ,and pantf. .. · Sizes 32 to 38· in pink, avacado black, beige ' toast red. O$her Bfoiules · -.--·- -- M~rgan ' wasbable acria n d iiO% orlm1 20% wool combinaUon - % length push ' up sleeves - buttbn front and sijpover styles. · aueata who attended. The Melgs1 County Methodist Youth rally was h~,>ld Monday even. ln1 at the United Methodist Chur· ch, Pomeroy. A wonrhlp program was pre· acnted aud the Rev. Etlgene Bro· wn apoke on ''Remember thy ere· ator In the days of thy youth". During the buslnesa aesson it was decided to organize and elect officers at the next meeting. Gantes were played following the business sesson after which rolreahmen!J were ,aerv~~ by the Mrs: n. A. Flnlaw was· visitor Youth Fellowship ' of the host in Athens, Tticaday. ' ' ' church, · Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCumber of Delaware were weekenll aueats of Mrs. Lydia Hysell an~ ' other 1 relatlvet. · FASHIONED ..... $2.95' Surprise Farewell Party Held H.ol)oring Mrs. Audra Richardson By Cheerio Club A surprise farewell party wu held In honor of Mrs. Audra Rich· ardson recentlv at a regular meet· Ina of the Clieerio Club held af the )lome of Mra. Gladys Riley In At Traffic Lltht Ill~ Maslin. Open lveala91 Until t p. m. Mrs. Richardson, who moved to Phone~ Huntlneton with her family ree;enUy, reC91ved many gifts · from ,;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;-~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~lthe member~ of the club and other METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES. · ,,. ·'. 1fBW ()Jl'IL DEPBNSB -"•rm Ia ..._ ..... ~ J1n. 1 - .... Faller, Dlreclor ol Womea•a AcrthtUea lw tile ,..._.. ()hi Del- ·AtbniDls&raUoa. Tile trba nit II . _ Ia ()1'1'11 . , . , _ Blu, a aew llllade or JtDJ411ae. Tile _,,. a&are, e1 ..._ DeW DDUorma apprO'fed bJ &be • .....,,., IDDJ' be wora ltJ - Ia ol'l'll defonae DD4 &be GroiiD4 Ollaeryer ClorJ• ...,.... u.e ·,, · aLOUSI~l ~· PHONE (4s PHONE .004X ' f• '. ' ...... '.,$.. p . f ' ~ $4.95 .ora and siztt'fl&O:Jtw.z: '. f . •/ - A ,.;.~ ·1~0o .;Sp~~i.,J· '' 360 ~lilh~' ~plar) WeD KQoWb 'Brl~tl 110 . • Vlrlfn Orion • ~·Hiu.OVER .S.tdS ,,, ., I r : ~ . 100~ ~yo4!n orion swea- ters '. wi\b ,V neck. \1' (: ' . , t: • ' r~ Easy qlijckly. 18 in c:h~al, ' ·, i " ' ' .. " • . ·,tctQII-~~· PJt~ilqllti'' c.t koa ceoitw.te' :.. ;. Eu~ .CA$T ' •· Clual,iM1 to uel· 'f ' . ;· ' • · · . ..... • Long ~~~~~ ;~tlon socks for boYs 1ft''. ·•. 101) retnforc"f :to. ....ed heel. Patte~ .flf..r.fc;i. PurC:fiase ' '' ' � 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 10. 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