https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1a3e858908948dc0db8b5cda1f10773b.pdf 8a8c8035c8fb156316c76ef85040d670 PDF Text Text • I '• • ' • SA 'IMI11 - v N FO I O'BRIE • a number .J ,.,. Timl-In lNG HILL MIL I ou t D TO WIN! • 3 -we • • r to ' Q "~ t I '~ ;, DA y a ' . a . r F 1ete 1 th E G HI L u•· ~ ·- ' • ' ' ' ' I . �• • • • ,_patly ~ ~-lflddleport, o., Nov. 5, 1956 ' ' • .;. ' 2-:-'Dall7 StQllnel, Pomeroy.Jflddlepofl, Q., Nov. f, lUll The Selllln.l ..- S. . STICKERS CQMI . Everyone th11t 1\IJI ·aeree4, to help, and any vulunteera aa well, are to come to the Heath Cburch tonight to work a ''label stiek!ng session," Mrs. Wallace Bradford of the :Utigl County TttOOrtulosls and Health Assoration said today. The labels will be applied to envelopes to~· Chr:istrpas seals. j !otiethc<fi!i •' ~ "•u ~~vur~~F~ m- . While a high school co'ch Cf~ li'Jn ~lithe time he!'l!, ~· ~~p~~ 91 a num~~ of obVIoUJ·~~~~~ be can have a comp,e; ·t'ldift~ Vernon- Little. Rutlap4, et 8 p 1p when Mr's. LitUe w(l reported ill. Sunday at ~ p. m. S;Jt~rday the Squad wa.s Called tJ) l4ke Mrs. Arlene Little, 757 Oliver Street, Middleport to the M'ason Cllnle. . . . 1. ...,<An ·~ I • ---- ' '' i' TV,.Pf!.ch~try o~ • ·'! .r .1 [ •I I a. ~ 1~ ·hlu~ jean~ dufktaifed-halrOO, pimped, leatber church wiH meet Thursday evenJacketed, youna thugs ing at lhe hom., of Mis• Ellzibeth w~o steal for fun , 11ttack strana:ers Davis Rose Hill. for fqn, ldU t!,pclJ ~her fpr fun. conduct riota for flln, Uie lame ex~ setnble~ knife 1cars. Othf'q were explained to the eop1 . "We 'were as roU: "n' ' roll JQUtic playlnr a rame called Za·Za daribt each other and we didn't behavioi;, 'and ai"tt mpd Jnau,rerable swine, male and ob,jerv·ed. lack of I t - and B:ect-ntly I read of 1 thrill 1 •till don t dis Jt. in New OrJeantln whJ,ch WhSD 1 was In England lately, bulk1n1 youths sat bact (d . the Teddf!boy• (zoot-luit~J) ~trt Jq. tpe center lin•_;.of a · ~ rett~ tbelr faces tattf)Qed tO ,.. w.iy, narrOwly ml&sed death Now, after all, are the fruita of living dispensed through a similar system? Discipline, hard wo•t; lnteUlgent attention to duty toward whatever enif .. J~r ., It Is w!JQ!e~m~ to that individual and to those al)out him Is l)oq 0rable and fruitful. Certainly our footllall teamsiiJtt luwe coaches ol the char· actor and ability to inspire this kind 'of playlng.the.game are fortunate. •' 'The Editor's} to ' ·.1'eather: Proper Conversation Piece Even the weather these days In lbe ·lfel,p-Mason area is an acceptable conversation piece. n Ia £D!>d- [I was eyen IJlore apprecl~ted over the weekend as we read or tamllles In the mountai!l 11~""" and east ~long the upper ajlasourl River !IIJIglng lllemsp)ves out of the seasoll'a first heavy snoWfall. · Last summer we recalj readlllf a t1qulb from one of the wire aervtcea proc!alplin.!J that the Winter of 19~8~7 was golneto· be a rougp one everywhere. Plen!>" cold. LOts of snow. And long, IIH!, ao ilrd yourselves with ample wooiellll. . J We hope the lqUfiTe)ll"'l'l! ~~le to l.ty In ~~~ate ~p­ p!y or wlbter nulf. How•ver, r,porl.l lbl, Fan from llJ'1118rs · Indicated that woodland ~~ of 1ueb anlmalfOOd.l wen light this year. So If the aquirrela bad a bad ~ar laYiPi up foo~ for winter, and If the wln~er Ia, as reported, a.difficult one, our quick-footed frlenda cou14 be 'xce!!djqJI¥ ~~, ri,.t ffiH, Squirrels won't be th, pnly beings IO look for qtjler oJimes. Given I nasty December, January and February 'l!lq!it> of our eopie than uaue! wlll.flnd a scUd excuse to apei.d some lime n FJorlaa. And !Pille will manage a way to "'settle" the~e in lh040 boomlna!Rwns that thrive on tourlsfs and aj!rowlng lndu!trlal econom,y. c,..,~~~ ·~ l BjtUW to fhrHifll Ctt~trol l'rtN AUGCfotfOtt . . ·~ Jron CUrlflill ~" ,. ,. lo fl4> wfH WAIIfiJNG1¥1N~mxp,rto ~li!!!!Ar tho 1'9"iblllcy lh&t Iormor l'orol,- :to«tn'4ter Y. M. I and ex:~Prtmler Gtorfl Kalenkpy llt~)l' ~ " JC:renpln ROIItic~ cop10)>u~ oo Ill• reault ol the ' ~IIW oPI~. . • , 'liMy *J*ulate tbat tb.t Polllh deJ\&nei and tho ,f;IYII W•f ftl Jl~n~ pry .. plftJ to have at:Jveru repemuulon• In MO.coW tor QOm• ·pn~ ... t "rty ~ M.lJtlta Khi'Wihchev and may eventulllf lead to hit · • overthrow. ' 4.znerican otflcl&ll aay that it ,. -.q HC!Nt'J t~l,t ~~~..,....hev h&a hi• onoml01 In llll Krtmlln .h(orMolotov a~h:r attd they . would pin on ~ (19R9rt~l~)' to aivt hlln trouble, C'omnde K'e too wot.lld taprly ~ "t JO)r_J¥h.· ctv~v•• dQ9tatep w blt.mt that ,....7 .tl)lue tzpm JIM l.'in4epepdenott~ lt!-OV~t !D. Ppfwid !-P,d ~ libly o&llfr a&tellltt r.rtm... ,. .._._ L AmoJIC 1111m ,...uw bo Kolol4v Pd ,.......,, WJ!o h&V!I been ecllpltd In rtetJ\~ ~~ ' ' r. ~ r . ......,..., Malt,--':..- KhrulllebOY'o beh;,t 'iJUI while 11111 mllflq•ot opooly •llr up ll'oUI;I,, lhoy would be '""" ll)all ready to lelld mom cncourapm.n~ to 11DY IC"m• ''" dluJdtntl. ' 1 • • • MailBag /. . puppet etatua. .- . 2. 3:30 Bob Cr9Sbr ~~"' ., 4:00 Brl1hter Doy I fo 0 \ S... 0 . L ; l 4:11· ~ uo 114Ptr~· · 1.· . 5:00 I .\._ ·, irl!~'torr'('~hqir •J. To Our Frtencls In Meigs Co. ' . i ' ' • ,_,.. ill ·• thO' I hospital will ·attro.c t additional. physicians oMd 4. Responsibility for the op~rction of the hosJ?itcl will be vested in a non-profit corporptton. Earn, inl:!s ir·a~y, will be re~inves~~d in odditiono~ e- .. guti*ri_E!nt .or expended ~<:tithes. The operattryg. .. . •· board bf directors of the'Bospita'l will be citizens from thtoug!lout Meig$ County selected by .the War Veteran~ Memorial Trustees. in oddJtton, there will.be on advisory committee to .the operating bbqrd ~omp9sed P$ ~allows: ' . . · ··· 1-Btiiiker·.e~~..on by Meigs Collni)"Bankers Assn.. ·. 2-DOdon · 1 "· ,, · t--t'alh~~ Prt.St · . . _I 1-Pri~lul Mllllsler chosen by Meigs County 1linislenlj Asan. 1--Jiepretaiiitotlve chosen by Pomona Grange ·. 1.-ReP!"el~totlve ehoim,by Parkersburg Rig & Reel Union . {-Repretenllillve choaen.by Fann Burtau Co,op l..,.{leurtl)l'orelllan, New Yo11< Central Sho!'S 1-Ailorney,e!l9sen by !llelga.Ccnmty Bar Assn. ' " ' 6. The rote of taxation to cover the retirement of the $1oq,poo in bo~~ is 0.8 of~ 1.. T,~ll f~r}iw years. This will necess1tore no.Jlllw:.or.odd1ttonol tax, but will simply be on extension of port of the 1.0 mill levy which was pos~ in 1946by87% of the voters, who most certainly desireq at that ·· time to construct a memorial to MeiQ.ll County ' ~eter<ins and Q hospital COIJlb.ined. In ctoflars and cents, it will cost the large majority' qf r~xpoyers not more than SOc a year for five y~ars or o total of $4.00. You can take your own property valua. tion and apply the 0.8 mi II rote to see 'how much itwillccistyou. · ~~~ . . . . . t ' ,, . . . '· . " ' . . ' . ' :We havtt on ha~d $2()o;OoOwhiC:h.,ustbespentto build a Veterans Memorial Building of some sort. 4 hospit~l will provide facilities fo~ the cci~e of all cit!sens and ~ill also be.a per"petual living monument ·to our veteran·s! l ' ... Jon aDd sporU. • ' . • . . •. I . ' 'the, eigi)t•tenths mUI levy willmean·no new o_r ad~:~tionaltax! ·.. -· · , .· .i , ..t.f' fhl.bona iJsue passes, we with~ce{v~ $166(000·. 'tn Federal Aid -or we'll sp _,nd $1 and get beitk $1-66.; \ · · ' '. ; . ' \ ' . IT~s- ' . • ... •; ' , .,." '~· J, '· .THE HOSPITAL WILL BE OWN,ED . . CITIZE-N.$ OF L1r~~Gs-' coO~TY . BY ALL THE . . ;Y· .. ·Ij . . r( r .' ·L } Supu~ary of I portant Facts . C!eed In wlnnirlc lht Iron Curti~ ' D"P~ ovtr u mort ~pendiJ;Ie · &llle1 than if lh•Y wtrt • ditJTltrltled! captiYII populaeet Tbla eould prove lo be a va1uablt Ci:Nrimunllt Ulet1 ill tilt forelp policy b1ttlca lhal arlee Jn th~ tutu.r+. . . .· ' II· ' approved by the Ohio Deportment of Health _r~y -- '' pi&Jn relief. Tbert 11 more entertainment avaU..bJe. Theft Is Wind and water, field and s\ream. 1'hel't , ire movtee and plrb and tel.evl~r . surgeons to the community, thus relieving.' our acute shortage o'f doctors. . _ · .,,.., :l. .,. Responsibility for the construction of this Yeterons Memorial Building has been placed in the ' hands of II trustees; wha hove been chosen at ' ·larg!' f.rom the ~Pje;o~:'Meigs County, subject to .c ertain restrictions. Foe example, 7 must' be ,veterans CI'Jd not more than 6 may be from any one plolit'icol party. These trustees feel thqt a • tlospita·l would be' the most fittlng type,l)f Y~ter· Qns Memorial Building since it would be a .perpe· tuol, but living, monument dedicated to those '·' Meigs County men and women who hove served their country. It would; however, provide facilities for medical and-surgical care for ali citiiens · of the county. · ' The hospital .Will ~ ati organization which will practice. It ~ ~.ievecj that construction of .~he • YO"!ftb ~d a better ' , Tbere la not t~ lf'lpdLns POvertv th~ put people on 'the- dole and In CCC eUIP', on WP4 or jaat ' ' by MOigil General Hospital Aid UDder the Hlll.Jflli'IOn Ad . ' '· . ~ ' 8:113 Los •J>oul '" llorr ora n;30.¥1!111', Flt~o, ljePfl'/'!" .,._ · ~:til Sports Parade 1.. ' any physician or surgeon provide a place where .. 3:00 ... r belong to' the citizens of Meigs County and will . ....... ' ' it ' . ' TRADI RIV4UtY-ln another developntent, ~-teet Stat.. oJfl• eJal• report that there wa1 4- 2~ ~r qp.t lnc,bl' ld~ rear In tf,. between Communllt bloc eou~trfiet '!id t~t ~· W~rtd· but tlj.ty · -emphatlt.t the Jnoreau 'doea not worlj thtrif. . · · ' · In fact, thq prtd!ct that the lrowth 1n l:ut•Welt tradf, &ltho~p frowned u~ by the Unl~ld state •• ·II ,Ulte~ lb qol\~ln\lt., lf~~Y -poJnt out that tMn ta llttll that ~:~ IH ~nt &lHJut it and they rnalit~n the· J'~ World atudl tO ···~a U MUCh 'out oi ~C!h ,tn.dt ·u ~ Oommunltll. · ~ , fJ'he authorltlt• explala tha~ tht Jl'rtt ~qr14 eeononut .fl -.oom"" and It la euent~l that mar-ett 1M Youn4 'fo'r proc!Uotl \tlnJ turljtCl out by ftOit•Conununllt tcOnOmlel. '' '•. ' :· - other ttion to construct o Vete,rc'ns Memorial ,.B!Jil.d.i~ of some·sort. The rovemmtr1t upheaval in WArNW ,. I qJ\ ~M··~ ~ l,'upllav Miraha.l Tlto'e 1\K!ees~tnl (lp~ltl~ t9 Stal!n~-an aeqoa which foW'Id him belDJ' woo,d by boUi ·\y'uhl.,_,ton uullColeow. On th111 peutmlauc tide, 10m~ a,athoru~ eautsop that U. •""'J-an move. In Nlllll:lac the llold over the Jattlllltl may- -.Itlmattly au c-o ... retained and preIOti~S prepared. The cost .,~~~~~~~~~~a· hospital which will g1 · standards has been low, this money cannot be spent for .any purpose ;;l*t · r t: b4~en I ' '' • e flRACI' IN II'HI: CllJai'ADI-"l'bo now ot n"tlona1l11m la PQI'n~ ~nd Hvnr~~~ _1P!'¥ hlltorte chana• In the cold 'au.weet ~~ . veiled 11-.ce 1&tae e~ ot Worl,d War .Jr. ~ ' ~ ... _ ~ . • The opttmtotto View 0( "lme t~porll lo ~'· 11'• m'Q),!I ~l!l'·'l'll eomptete Mo.eow dQmlnatlon 'flJil~ ~ot qplr :P~M4 J but O~t\er EIIC a.ropeu aatellltta £o b\crtilfit8 tftliril eurrt ' ' lost <>f sui:h' levy \\OS' collected 'in June, 1956. By , L.et's build for the' future. wh~c::h lo'n~otecl by the commis ' . .. 5. '"''"t to the new M,~igs provided approximately $200,000 in funds. The U'le 11Mad it. l pan't f~4k fqr .Bput,. Or Red China, bnt l't-f! been hearly e.v8rywbere els!, ·, a,ntJ .tbQTe n!!'ver was an llife in •hake. ' original' tax: levy to build a Veterans Memor- . County voters. This leyy was for. 1.0 mill and has ' . ' ' We as ' a group ot Doctcnra "rOllld or anything tr.at like t~ have you ,auppor~ .the 8oad a Rocky Graziano Issue for s new and better Hoshero instead pilal. To provide d' be'tter piace Is for UJ to take care of yo11 and ' if he yours. "'' ~"'· l' I. . ,,noh, """' ""!"'.,••"". ,f!l!~bchov l!'lo ht A\tltr.v, ~l!ll~oyt Wby, for DUke or tC'~nt Js In li t~oo41um call it poverty, 3. :~ < iGII Buil~ingw~spo!;sed in 19~ _by87%ofMeigs · CALL MElTING HELD The W S C S heJd il ' called meetln,q a!ttr mqrnin• service .. at He.ath Methqdist f.hurt!h SuncJ.a;v with Mrs. ~n-u;~ J,.~ftycl, Pff!'sident, pre sidinl{. The metnllera vo~ to have the Fisher PainLComP4nY paint the floor of the kitchen and rl'ining.,.oom lil the rhurtb to plete the. ~decoraUop · ~r t b e rooms n o w being done bY ·the Around and·.About . . EI.WR<iENCY C~LL titpr ,very n~r. IJ!Ile apoljts f~-~ !J!OI 1 competitor at o~. ... I tt is the kind· of tea;m bota ar ~-JI! p~ o~. win or loae, because they k!lo.w l~~iav ' '1-n'lhl!ll they ha4, wer~n't s~me company. .. . ~hort-<hanJed lit lllllli . tbal) ~!rnctJim. ,nd had survljl"" • •. rigorous tralnlns lf'l!lllllj e Jufl tD ~on II!• squad. · PLAJj T"fUl!SPAY t,I.ITII,It,l T h • 11/lndfno Tr4il Gar. A !qotbali te~l)l '-;ll!llt' a b~Up • djvlelon, regiment, 'b~l·' club will mHt Thur"'-v _,-1!1'!1 w"'ant to be cbickeJi.'" Thil. JJ an tallon, company, pJaloRn. or !!Ad Jp Uncle Safll's lfl!lejl art~rm;atb of t,en-a,er8 dri~lng at tht hom• of MrL Robert Thom lorces. The goad outfits lbat gp lbii!W• done with a mlnlmu!P hotrods headon at eacb ,ot~r. the Pion. Me~rs ,,... ,,..~·~ &o of losses, and ~Q\114 ,game ~ P#er a heating, were lh~~ With Rofiere,D··--Je lirst ·~orvinl Jerk eorlllng · the ·1v1ne TbJftl,qhrll'tl t•pl, errantt m•nts• . . , , Jl~ title of "chicken." with tough commanders. Tbey Mre fair. but they tnal$1e~ I hav, lned deaperately to p~ump ·ltfPJlhll in bont of spe•ding cara, · . and Rot-strict obtdj"'!Ct. AI) all-Out effort was demanded ~he tblnkin1 of the y«JUtbs of to- tl.uiq the cars to knock; them t The dark streets ar,~d parks from w s c 5 MEIITS THURSDAY whether It was dl(e!iig a dry run foxhole or one for the rec- day, mixloa In all the poaaible ex- down, and the boy wbo jumped ~ew York to London tq Sydm~y, The Women's Society or World ord (when the ·•belli were comJpg). · · CUtel - old wau, overerowdlrl •• wai called "Za-Za" or "chicll:en". Auatralia are Jungles r,· eopled by"' Service of the Enterprise ,EUB r '1 b e 'Mi~4IePcu1 ~uler.eeney &)~d WSB call~~ Jo the r}JOpae or 'I: PHtLATH.&A 1<\~E·TIIIII The Philathea Soeietv wUI m~et - ThtU'SdaY ev~ing at tbe Chj.ii'C!b of Chl'ist with Mrs. Robert Reibel preshlcnt, presiding. Meanwhile, weal tipo~ lana !DJiat remember that their blgb schools need paying fant ,Jn·ba;! mrs every bit as much as In good years. Football sUppoJta ,J llllj}Uiude of other school ac· tlvltles. Income fronf It f:eePI.Jp ·l'llpalr IIJ• stadium, )lura equipment for ~II SP9!1~ . .In ~fl, J1: l'oust shoulder the lloQTs share of the cost of Jle0pll'lf • l!POJ"I entire athletic program go!Qg. . .,. .. . ·- TUitKEY DINNER TONIGHT A turkey dlnfler~with th"'e trad itionai men~Jo--1 s beina ecrved this ev;tming s4rting. at 4.. p. m. ~t the Mt. ld:!)riah ' Bapti~ Church. corner. of Main and Fourth St, MjdcfJ.epqrt, with the men)bers of 1lle Au'Cilhtry ot the Le~s·MJID· tey l'ost, Arnt'!;.iean I.e.tioa? .sponsoring the dinner. (%~ ,rut IJ!be 191!6 footl!all~ ~~~IIIIIs here ana neither '-lddleJlOrt Pr Porn~ 11-. m~tf Jllllch gt ~ siJIIwlng. Friday qlg~t Mlddle1wrt buJ!Pd beat!~! 1!'1\h NeiJ!>i!wiQe, Jlie league Jeacjers for l!e tlmt !belllg, Arid !:lillie 0111 prwtty _much the worse, 33-6. PomeJ'Ol well! !o.j.ogan for a game many follow. J¥'~ or the sport thougpJ fbould-liMe been won, but lost 27-7. ll'll~ Yellow Jll!vt&'n'~· cOIIA!de•L~~> •bqut llll ·IJiuch chance as a ""P!" ball . u·hiloj.Wbere.. . . 1! Is local f~tl)a!L · n i f 1!1~ _that surely make our coaches wish they were If' Ha I ~lli~Pi phieapples: Cq~ch­ inl to' djff~ult '"" Cll!Jipetl ,. ~who can win' •au the lime" are COf~ly few .•!ld tar lietween. When sue~ a !!•nlous turns up In big))_ SC119,11J 1\lotbalt coaching ranks, he mme41ately ts whlaked.'flf to:~ coU.ge where his take-home pay is larger. That Is as it,ahou~~. ' I' ..... ~. ' ' Grid T~Uke.Ai AnDy Outfit ... 1 • ~ • YOU -sHO.ULD KNOW .. .. ." CONCERNING THE .. ' I I ,' . ' , .. ' �• • • • ,_patly ~ ~-lflddleport, o., Nov. 5, 1956 ' ' • .;. ' 2-:-'Dall7 StQllnel, Pomeroy.Jflddlepofl, Q., Nov. f, lUll The Selllln.l ..- S. . STICKERS CQMI . Everyone th11t 1\IJI ·aeree4, to help, and any vulunteera aa well, are to come to the Heath Cburch tonight to work a ''label stiek!ng session," Mrs. Wallace Bradford of the :Utigl County TttOOrtulosls and Health Assoration said today. The labels will be applied to envelopes to~· Chr:istrpas seals. j !otiethc<fi!i •' ~ "•u ~~vur~~F~ m- . While a high school co'ch Cf~ li'Jn ~lithe time he!'l!, ~· ~~p~~ 91 a num~~ of obVIoUJ·~~~~~ be can have a comp,e; ·t'ldift~ Vernon- Little. Rutlap4, et 8 p 1p when Mr's. LitUe w(l reported ill. Sunday at ~ p. m. S;Jt~rday the Squad wa.s Called tJ) l4ke Mrs. Arlene Little, 757 Oliver Street, Middleport to the M'ason Cllnle. . . . 1. ...,<An ·~ I • ---- ' '' i' TV,.Pf!.ch~try o~ • ·'! .r .1 [ •I I a. ~ 1~ ·hlu~ jean~ dufktaifed-halrOO, pimped, leatber church wiH meet Thursday evenJacketed, youna thugs ing at lhe hom., of Mis• Ellzibeth w~o steal for fun , 11ttack strana:ers Davis Rose Hill. for fqn, ldU t!,pclJ ~her fpr fun. conduct riota for flln, Uie lame ex~ setnble~ knife 1cars. Othf'q were explained to the eop1 . "We 'were as roU: "n' ' roll JQUtic playlnr a rame called Za·Za daribt each other and we didn't behavioi;, 'and ai"tt mpd Jnau,rerable swine, male and ob,jerv·ed. lack of I t - and B:ect-ntly I read of 1 thrill 1 •till don t dis Jt. in New OrJeantln whJ,ch WhSD 1 was In England lately, bulk1n1 youths sat bact (d . the Teddf!boy• (zoot-luit~J) ~trt Jq. tpe center lin•_;.of a · ~ rett~ tbelr faces tattf)Qed tO ,.. w.iy, narrOwly ml&sed death Now, after all, are the fruita of living dispensed through a similar system? Discipline, hard wo•t; lnteUlgent attention to duty toward whatever enif .. J~r ., It Is w!JQ!e~m~ to that individual and to those al)out him Is l)oq 0rable and fruitful. Certainly our footllall teamsiiJtt luwe coaches ol the char· actor and ability to inspire this kind 'of playlng.the.game are fortunate. •' 'The Editor's} to ' ·.1'eather: Proper Conversation Piece Even the weather these days In lbe ·lfel,p-Mason area is an acceptable conversation piece. n Ia £D!>d- [I was eyen IJlore apprecl~ted over the weekend as we read or tamllles In the mountai!l 11~""" and east ~long the upper ajlasourl River !IIJIglng lllemsp)ves out of the seasoll'a first heavy snoWfall. · Last summer we recalj readlllf a t1qulb from one of the wire aervtcea proc!alplin.!J that the Winter of 19~8~7 was golneto· be a rougp one everywhere. Plen!>" cold. LOts of snow. And long, IIH!, ao ilrd yourselves with ample wooiellll. . J We hope the lqUfiTe)ll"'l'l! ~~le to l.ty In ~~~ate ~p­ p!y or wlbter nulf. How•ver, r,porl.l lbl, Fan from llJ'1118rs · Indicated that woodland ~~ of 1ueb anlmalfOOd.l wen light this year. So If the aquirrela bad a bad ~ar laYiPi up foo~ for winter, and If the wln~er Ia, as reported, a.difficult one, our quick-footed frlenda cou14 be 'xce!!djqJI¥ ~~, ri,.t ffiH, Squirrels won't be th, pnly beings IO look for qtjler oJimes. Given I nasty December, January and February 'l!lq!it> of our eopie than uaue! wlll.flnd a scUd excuse to apei.d some lime n FJorlaa. And !Pille will manage a way to "'settle" the~e in lh040 boomlna!Rwns that thrive on tourlsfs and aj!rowlng lndu!trlal econom,y. c,..,~~~ ·~ l BjtUW to fhrHifll Ctt~trol l'rtN AUGCfotfOtt . . ·~ Jron CUrlflill ~" ,. ,. lo fl4> wfH WAIIfiJNG1¥1N~mxp,rto ~li!!!!Ar tho 1'9"iblllcy lh&t Iormor l'orol,- :to«tn'4ter Y. M. I and ex:~Prtmler Gtorfl Kalenkpy llt~)l' ~ " JC:renpln ROIItic~ cop10)>u~ oo Ill• reault ol the ' ~IIW oPI~. . • , 'liMy *J*ulate tbat tb.t Polllh deJ\&nei and tho ,f;IYII W•f ftl Jl~n~ pry .. plftJ to have at:Jveru repemuulon• In MO.coW tor QOm• ·pn~ ... t "rty ~ M.lJtlta Khi'Wihchev and may eventulllf lead to hit · • overthrow. ' 4.znerican otflcl&ll aay that it ,. -.q HC!Nt'J t~l,t ~~~..,....hev h&a hi• onoml01 In llll Krtmlln .h(orMolotov a~h:r attd they . would pin on ~ (19R9rt~l~)' to aivt hlln trouble, C'omnde K'e too wot.lld taprly ~ "t JO)r_J¥h.· ctv~v•• dQ9tatep w blt.mt that ,....7 .tl)lue tzpm JIM l.'in4epepdenott~ lt!-OV~t !D. Ppfwid !-P,d ~ libly o&llfr a&tellltt r.rtm... ,. .._._ L AmoJIC 1111m ,...uw bo Kolol4v Pd ,.......,, WJ!o h&V!I been ecllpltd In rtetJ\~ ~~ ' ' r. ~ r . ......,..., Malt,--':..- KhrulllebOY'o beh;,t 'iJUI while 11111 mllflq•ot opooly •llr up ll'oUI;I,, lhoy would be '""" ll)all ready to lelld mom cncourapm.n~ to 11DY IC"m• ''" dluJdtntl. ' 1 • • • MailBag /. . puppet etatua. .- . 2. 3:30 Bob Cr9Sbr ~~"' ., 4:00 Brl1hter Doy I fo 0 \ S... 0 . L ; l 4:11· ~ uo 114Ptr~· · 1.· . 5:00 I .\._ ·, irl!~'torr'('~hqir •J. To Our Frtencls In Meigs Co. ' . i ' ' • ,_,.. ill ·• thO' I hospital will ·attro.c t additional. physicians oMd 4. Responsibility for the op~rction of the hosJ?itcl will be vested in a non-profit corporptton. Earn, inl:!s ir·a~y, will be re~inves~~d in odditiono~ e- .. guti*ri_E!nt .or expended ~<:tithes. The operattryg. .. . •· board bf directors of the'Bospita'l will be citizens from thtoug!lout Meig$ County selected by .the War Veteran~ Memorial Trustees. in oddJtton, there will.be on advisory committee to .the operating bbqrd ~omp9sed P$ ~allows: ' . . · ··· 1-Btiiiker·.e~~..on by Meigs Collni)"Bankers Assn.. ·. 2-DOdon · 1 "· ,, · t--t'alh~~ Prt.St · . . _I 1-Pri~lul Mllllsler chosen by Meigs County 1linislenlj Asan. 1--Jiepretaiiitotlve chosen by Pomona Grange ·. 1.-ReP!"el~totlve ehoim,by Parkersburg Rig & Reel Union . {-Repretenllillve choaen.by Fann Burtau Co,op l..,.{leurtl)l'orelllan, New Yo11< Central Sho!'S 1-Ailorney,e!l9sen by !llelga.Ccnmty Bar Assn. ' " ' 6. The rote of taxation to cover the retirement of the $1oq,poo in bo~~ is 0.8 of~ 1.. T,~ll f~r}iw years. This will necess1tore no.Jlllw:.or.odd1ttonol tax, but will simply be on extension of port of the 1.0 mill levy which was pos~ in 1946by87% of the voters, who most certainly desireq at that ·· time to construct a memorial to MeiQ.ll County ' ~eter<ins and Q hospital COIJlb.ined. In ctoflars and cents, it will cost the large majority' qf r~xpoyers not more than SOc a year for five y~ars or o total of $4.00. You can take your own property valua. tion and apply the 0.8 mi II rote to see 'how much itwillccistyou. · ~~~ . . . . . t ' ,, . . . '· . " ' . . ' . ' :We havtt on ha~d $2()o;OoOwhiC:h.,ustbespentto build a Veterans Memorial Building of some sort. 4 hospit~l will provide facilities fo~ the cci~e of all cit!sens and ~ill also be.a per"petual living monument ·to our veteran·s! l ' ... Jon aDd sporU. • ' . • . . •. I . ' 'the, eigi)t•tenths mUI levy willmean·no new o_r ad~:~tionaltax! ·.. -· · , .· .i , ..t.f' fhl.bona iJsue passes, we with~ce{v~ $166(000·. 'tn Federal Aid -or we'll sp _,nd $1 and get beitk $1-66.; \ · · ' '. ; . ' \ ' . IT~s- ' . • ... •; ' , .,." '~· J, '· .THE HOSPITAL WILL BE OWN,ED . . CITIZE-N.$ OF L1r~~Gs-' coO~TY . BY ALL THE . . ;Y· .. ·Ij . . r( r .' ·L } Supu~ary of I portant Facts . C!eed In wlnnirlc lht Iron Curti~ ' D"P~ ovtr u mort ~pendiJ;Ie · &llle1 than if lh•Y wtrt • ditJTltrltled! captiYII populaeet Tbla eould prove lo be a va1uablt Ci:Nrimunllt Ulet1 ill tilt forelp policy b1ttlca lhal arlee Jn th~ tutu.r+. . . .· ' II· ' approved by the Ohio Deportment of Health _r~y -- '' pi&Jn relief. Tbert 11 more entertainment avaU..bJe. Theft Is Wind and water, field and s\ream. 1'hel't , ire movtee and plrb and tel.evl~r . surgeons to the community, thus relieving.' our acute shortage o'f doctors. . _ · .,,.., :l. .,. Responsibility for the construction of this Yeterons Memorial Building has been placed in the ' hands of II trustees; wha hove been chosen at ' ·larg!' f.rom the ~Pje;o~:'Meigs County, subject to .c ertain restrictions. Foe example, 7 must' be ,veterans CI'Jd not more than 6 may be from any one plolit'icol party. These trustees feel thqt a • tlospita·l would be' the most fittlng type,l)f Y~ter· Qns Memorial Building since it would be a .perpe· tuol, but living, monument dedicated to those '·' Meigs County men and women who hove served their country. It would; however, provide facilities for medical and-surgical care for ali citiiens · of the county. · ' The hospital .Will ~ ati organization which will practice. It ~ ~.ievecj that construction of .~he • YO"!ftb ~d a better ' , Tbere la not t~ lf'lpdLns POvertv th~ put people on 'the- dole and In CCC eUIP', on WP4 or jaat ' ' by MOigil General Hospital Aid UDder the Hlll.Jflli'IOn Ad . ' '· . ~ ' 8:113 Los •J>oul '" llorr ora n;30.¥1!111', Flt~o, ljePfl'/'!" .,._ · ~:til Sports Parade 1.. ' any physician or surgeon provide a place where .. 3:00 ... r belong to' the citizens of Meigs County and will . ....... ' ' it ' . ' TRADI RIV4UtY-ln another developntent, ~-teet Stat.. oJfl• eJal• report that there wa1 4- 2~ ~r qp.t lnc,bl' ld~ rear In tf,. between Communllt bloc eou~trfiet '!id t~t ~· W~rtd· but tlj.ty · -emphatlt.t the Jnoreau 'doea not worlj thtrif. . · · ' · In fact, thq prtd!ct that the lrowth 1n l:ut•Welt tradf, &ltho~p frowned u~ by the Unl~ld state •• ·II ,Ulte~ lb qol\~ln\lt., lf~~Y -poJnt out that tMn ta llttll that ~:~ IH ~nt &lHJut it and they rnalit~n the· J'~ World atudl tO ···~a U MUCh 'out oi ~C!h ,tn.dt ·u ~ Oommunltll. · ~ , fJ'he authorltlt• explala tha~ tht Jl'rtt ~qr14 eeononut .fl -.oom"" and It la euent~l that mar-ett 1M Youn4 'fo'r proc!Uotl \tlnJ turljtCl out by ftOit•Conununllt tcOnOmlel. '' '•. ' :· - other ttion to construct o Vete,rc'ns Memorial ,.B!Jil.d.i~ of some·sort. The rovemmtr1t upheaval in WArNW ,. I qJ\ ~M··~ ~ l,'upllav Miraha.l Tlto'e 1\K!ees~tnl (lp~ltl~ t9 Stal!n~-an aeqoa which foW'Id him belDJ' woo,d by boUi ·\y'uhl.,_,ton uullColeow. On th111 peutmlauc tide, 10m~ a,athoru~ eautsop that U. •""'J-an move. In Nlllll:lac the llold over the Jattlllltl may- -.Itlmattly au c-o ... retained and preIOti~S prepared. The cost .,~~~~~~~~~~a· hospital which will g1 · standards has been low, this money cannot be spent for .any purpose ;;l*t · r t: b4~en I ' '' • e flRACI' IN II'HI: CllJai'ADI-"l'bo now ot n"tlona1l11m la PQI'n~ ~nd Hvnr~~~ _1P!'¥ hlltorte chana• In the cold 'au.weet ~~ . veiled 11-.ce 1&tae e~ ot Worl,d War .Jr. ~ ' ~ ... _ ~ . • The opttmtotto View 0( "lme t~porll lo ~'· 11'• m'Q),!I ~l!l'·'l'll eomptete Mo.eow dQmlnatlon 'flJil~ ~ot qplr :P~M4 J but O~t\er EIIC a.ropeu aatellltta £o b\crtilfit8 tftliril eurrt ' ' lost <>f sui:h' levy \\OS' collected 'in June, 1956. By , L.et's build for the' future. wh~c::h lo'n~otecl by the commis ' . .. 5. '"''"t to the new M,~igs provided approximately $200,000 in funds. The U'le 11Mad it. l pan't f~4k fqr .Bput,. Or Red China, bnt l't-f! been hearly e.v8rywbere els!, ·, a,ntJ .tbQTe n!!'ver was an llife in •hake. ' original' tax: levy to build a Veterans Memor- . County voters. This leyy was for. 1.0 mill and has ' . ' ' We as ' a group ot Doctcnra "rOllld or anything tr.at like t~ have you ,auppor~ .the 8oad a Rocky Graziano Issue for s new and better Hoshero instead pilal. To provide d' be'tter piace Is for UJ to take care of yo11 and ' if he yours. "'' ~"'· l' I. . ,,noh, """' ""!"'.,••"". ,f!l!~bchov l!'lo ht A\tltr.v, ~l!ll~oyt Wby, for DUke or tC'~nt Js In li t~oo41um call it poverty, 3. :~ < iGII Buil~ingw~spo!;sed in 19~ _by87%ofMeigs · CALL MElTING HELD The W S C S heJd il ' called meetln,q a!ttr mqrnin• service .. at He.ath Methqdist f.hurt!h SuncJ.a;v with Mrs. ~n-u;~ J,.~ftycl, Pff!'sident, pre sidinl{. The metnllera vo~ to have the Fisher PainLComP4nY paint the floor of the kitchen and rl'ining.,.oom lil the rhurtb to plete the. ~decoraUop · ~r t b e rooms n o w being done bY ·the Around and·.About . . EI.WR<iENCY C~LL titpr ,very n~r. IJ!Ile apoljts f~-~ !J!OI 1 competitor at o~. ... I tt is the kind· of tea;m bota ar ~-JI! p~ o~. win or loae, because they k!lo.w l~~iav ' '1-n'lhl!ll they ha4, wer~n't s~me company. .. . ~hort-<hanJed lit lllllli . tbal) ~!rnctJim. ,nd had survljl"" • •. rigorous tralnlns lf'l!lllllj e Jufl tD ~on II!• squad. · PLAJj T"fUl!SPAY t,I.ITII,It,l T h • 11/lndfno Tr4il Gar. A !qotbali te~l)l '-;ll!llt' a b~Up • djvlelon, regiment, 'b~l·' club will mHt Thur"'-v _,-1!1'!1 w"'ant to be cbickeJi.'" Thil. JJ an tallon, company, pJaloRn. or !!Ad Jp Uncle Safll's lfl!lejl art~rm;atb of t,en-a,er8 dri~lng at tht hom• of MrL Robert Thom lorces. The goad outfits lbat gp lbii!W• done with a mlnlmu!P hotrods headon at eacb ,ot~r. the Pion. Me~rs ,,... ,,..~·~ &o of losses, and ~Q\114 ,game ~ P#er a heating, were lh~~ With Rofiere,D··--Je lirst ·~orvinl Jerk eorlllng · the ·1v1ne TbJftl,qhrll'tl t•pl, errantt m•nts• . . , , Jl~ title of "chicken." with tough commanders. Tbey Mre fair. but they tnal$1e~ I hav, lned deaperately to p~ump ·ltfPJlhll in bont of spe•ding cara, · . and Rot-strict obtdj"'!Ct. AI) all-Out effort was demanded ~he tblnkin1 of the y«JUtbs of to- tl.uiq the cars to knock; them t The dark streets ar,~d parks from w s c 5 MEIITS THURSDAY whether It was dl(e!iig a dry run foxhole or one for the rec- day, mixloa In all the poaaible ex- down, and the boy wbo jumped ~ew York to London tq Sydm~y, The Women's Society or World ord (when the ·•belli were comJpg). · · CUtel - old wau, overerowdlrl •• wai called "Za-Za" or "chicll:en". Auatralia are Jungles r,· eopled by"' Service of the Enterprise ,EUB r '1 b e 'Mi~4IePcu1 ~uler.eeney &)~d WSB call~~ Jo the r}JOpae or 'I: PHtLATH.&A 1<\~E·TIIIII The Philathea Soeietv wUI m~et - ThtU'SdaY ev~ing at tbe Chj.ii'C!b of Chl'ist with Mrs. Robert Reibel preshlcnt, presiding. Meanwhile, weal tipo~ lana !DJiat remember that their blgb schools need paying fant ,Jn·ba;! mrs every bit as much as In good years. Football sUppoJta ,J llllj}Uiude of other school ac· tlvltles. Income fronf It f:eePI.Jp ·l'llpalr IIJ• stadium, )lura equipment for ~II SP9!1~ . .In ~fl, J1: l'oust shoulder the lloQTs share of the cost of Jle0pll'lf • l!POJ"I entire athletic program go!Qg. . .,. .. . ·- TUitKEY DINNER TONIGHT A turkey dlnfler~with th"'e trad itionai men~Jo--1 s beina ecrved this ev;tming s4rting. at 4.. p. m. ~t the Mt. ld:!)riah ' Bapti~ Church. corner. of Main and Fourth St, MjdcfJ.epqrt, with the men)bers of 1lle Au'Cilhtry ot the Le~s·MJID· tey l'ost, Arnt'!;.iean I.e.tioa? .sponsoring the dinner. (%~ ,rut IJ!be 191!6 footl!all~ ~~~IIIIIs here ana neither '-lddleJlOrt Pr Porn~ 11-. m~tf Jllllch gt ~ siJIIwlng. Friday qlg~t Mlddle1wrt buJ!Pd beat!~! 1!'1\h NeiJ!>i!wiQe, Jlie league Jeacjers for l!e tlmt !belllg, Arid !:lillie 0111 prwtty _much the worse, 33-6. PomeJ'Ol well! !o.j.ogan for a game many follow. J¥'~ or the sport thougpJ fbould-liMe been won, but lost 27-7. ll'll~ Yellow Jll!vt&'n'~· cOIIA!de•L~~> •bqut llll ·IJiuch chance as a ""P!" ball . u·hiloj.Wbere.. . . 1! Is local f~tl)a!L · n i f 1!1~ _that surely make our coaches wish they were If' Ha I ~lli~Pi phieapples: Cq~ch­ inl to' djff~ult '"" Cll!Jipetl ,. ~who can win' •au the lime" are COf~ly few .•!ld tar lietween. When sue~ a !!•nlous turns up In big))_ SC119,11J 1\lotbalt coaching ranks, he mme41ately ts whlaked.'flf to:~ coU.ge where his take-home pay is larger. That Is as it,ahou~~. ' I' ..... ~. ' ' Grid T~Uke.Ai AnDy Outfit ... 1 • ~ • YOU -sHO.ULD KNOW .. .. ." CONCERNING THE .. ' I I ,' . ' , .. ' �' I ,_ , ' '· .. r ..-._IP"- - - .... -· -•· _. ,. - . , TO:' ~ 1;~ N. L • • • • • By Ap ~ ' '. a C!fear cut title- by either tying or I beatiaa J ackson Based on the Js or two points Cor a win and 1 ba~· on~ onl)' picked up p easer which saw one teag;t .. ~t~:!lr flrst and then the other fetaJiate. The Falcons drew first biC»>cl mld way in the nrst quarter wben th'ey at.arted a drive on . their p..,n :W yard line and ln aeven . pl~y.l t~ ld'immaee hit par dlrt. T~ toutb44w.ll came on a 20·Yard ~s' (rDm B~b Oliver to JOO .F.grd. fbe ·eMta;, tr)'_ was no ~~. · ·. • _ . , · ,, ,~uffalo wilted little tiitle .in get- roy Pant hers will play h-:~.;l to th·: wt11.t; Well .,ton kuek ,·<s a:o~ the~ jet their SCClJDd ]e;ljlllt! Middleport, ld•llll Jooltlne for that tlrst win of to Athem; to me(ll oth'er 1/fl~~ll\~;~::~;;:t:-hat1,hasU1e11howed th e mee'ts dev ih on I he Galli· ling back into the ball game as Dave Casto. brouebt the ball out to the 3'7 yard line attef the ki~t- polls , lnde,tendently tM bl 1 1 •me Frl· city night will be the cl11~ of th1 luCI•ncf Red Devils 1nd tht Wlh· •ma- Filcont on the> Rutltnd field. TM llue DevU1 1re one of the tp:111 Qa• a tftnM In tM rt1hl, Gff. The B.iaona bit paydirt hi ,i.x. plays with K~nny WlUiamson.}'le· ' rcoaJtup .... •·llliWaCIJ· ........... ,.·---:; ..... ~oore bandwagon fqqn advppg.g~ !>f~.: '\1 ' ThJ ttfst of\ thoP,: t'l(o ~~rell eame lU.f' three ;j,layo' aller •Bbffalo'o ldc~~fl1nd SO)II "1*~ He•· ••·~ · · 9r~in~ yardiJCi&: . ~ tolly. i!IPfbuse ' ran \ •' 1 '~- ~m. ' I ,.;., .~; Ro' "j' JliU'.o ' ' ' t"":•m ver. . , ~.Uy ~.(!!• The 'nO.t W,tl!m• wben ·~ohn TOY!m'reoovered a 'lib!· lalo fumble on the lli'!!ln· ~ Y! rd \lne of.. l\'s,bama . . ll;eS.s6n ..wen~ 1'10 7iirds for i toiiehdown · m1 th'~ 'neit play. 11he' BIOI>~o"'l!a~ ·p.hotra1ed M en ma.Sae U.Ctay 30 tor Rocky · Marciano's doned heavywtight ";,~~~~:~; ~~~~·~ · .;;_ ' =-.ITo : K••l . It . noted evangellat.- , , , · ' Cf · -'1..' ·" · ,. 124 E. Main ~1. ... V' n I ftu ..... M01l.•ff'L !'!'f'Oro~' g~; _ Vote FOR This Bon~ ' :.1 ·, . ' ··. ' l~s~~ To Get '. ' I : (.. ;.: . ' . .' .I '" ' Oblo, ' ' o, ' ·,l•,r.~ . ·~.· ' i< •, . I ' ' ' '.!',. '' . " ' ' "~' :· .. '· . 1 ;:"") . ' ""· "l '' ,, .,. •]•{' ~ ,, •• for • .. i. ,'")". t.t,i '... • '.· .~ '· '·~ - t· '-. .. 'i;j<(t."tt..•J . ' : . .. ' • Tb• Erection o~ Con,truct1p111of o V•teront' M•morlollu,'lflng ~i . 57 :BU·IEK • . .:in 4~ tl:l~u· the:r~r~ ontl,. we ~~~~r,war:d to serv· ""t '• I• • ' ' ·~·. .,' ' . ·9· . "f ••• •• 300W. ~: ..1 '' . .• tj(; ' ' i1 .f • ,I • • '. j , I Sombre..O ' n Ju 1\ be Issued by \ : Your _. .• h' .,· Vote bollot with Cl!n"X" CqMifft.: . Unfer ('100,· OCiOOO) aai1 a I!!)' of !lies be ·~ <!IJ!sl4e o! .ll!e"ten ~-~ted b.Y the <Dunly :auditor to averlit. ~ "je~ ·DilJls 'for ea-cli' one dollar of valuation, · !l'hldt JllliOWIII to Eigb\ CerifJ fQr eiic'll o~, ftundretl dol·val~ , , fllr a m•"'"'tfu! .H.)iod''o( Five Y)!ars, ~ .... tlie' • · 1'·ru1 1n~ iiicb ""naa. · P, .• ~ .t .•.,....~.~ •.•.. ~ . • !.~cond . . '!~ ' ~tltrall, WoJ.H Wti! ~ :' . , ' ~·' f~:~· Adv. ... ' ·: e'·· ' P'retJecuting ,. Atft~et ' !" . •. • < \¥1 FOR BOND tu!tm _.--:<- • . ¥~,.,. t,\'~~ ~~.!!Cfi!Jt ·ln .$1Je lllllli of one Hul!!lred ~n\1 jlc>llars ~ · • ·Rapublicbn C!l--~ Us at Rutland, ...• i •• . ' the I"'J~ ' For.Every $1 ;OO ¥ou S"p1md ~ - • ' The Wahtma ref2Fd' npW stan4s pt three wins end siX lques. The,will dose lheir i•Md~!~ PP1,Ftido~ night against \be ttutrant.t" :Red VeY.. AND . be IBsued by Melp County, Obi,o, ~or .tl.. 5tection 111 C:Onttructio.e of • , $l.()lii From THE Fedl!lraiJ; '"'"''''me,,,. ' Packe~··By24-7 boDdt of .~<xmnA ; · - • ·t ' meeunc by JIIIJ GI:Jih•ll'· 111o for )he ,pyeniJls Browns 1Tse Groun.'qJ .Gam,... ~~ $1'99.00 R Mr. and ¥rs. •Dil\!mi.,e ~los tbe WMkeDd ipl .Q_ran , nt,. 11/. Va., and \Pl -keni!,;J# ,, !•viUe, Ky., whf!l! .) lm • " " oi 384 ymt~· !lbnaro !lleariwhlt~. completed six oJ 14: pa,aes for 117 yards lor • tolal ' ylrdl~~ ~t 30'1 yarda. "* lpe!lt ' . cl\olCe 1ft this eorner-. b t son to win In leu than 10 There are three J"!atona tor .this reeling. The flnt Is that the 21-year old CINCINNATI, o. UP • The Potter.&oo, with four year• of proCincinnati Redlegt wUt open their fessldnal fla:htlnJ behind hlm, It 11157 b!Uebttll &e-ason here Aprlll6 mo~e than rea.,.dy far the "cpteagolnst the St. Louis CardJnalt<' nesa" o( a ereaklnc nteran• wbo 'fhe Redlega hNve scheduled 'n Is 40 goln.1 on 43. The aeeond ta bom"t• ga mes and a total or 44 that Pat!er'On Is underrated. ni ght ,11amea. Patt.non L... Glamor The nigh t rtame.\l Include eight The thrrd, and probably m,q,at ga mes eneh at Crosley Field lmportan1, I~ the q_ueatlon al to agai nst the N.:nonal Leape ChaDl· the shell sh~k damaae suatalned pi•)ll B.-ouklyn DodJ.1en and the by old Arch when he wai bombtd •·u•me• ·up Milwaukee Bravea. , out by Mar~iaao September a year s.~ven night garnes will be play· l&'O. l.'cl w.th Phil ru'h !lphla and New Patterson lost mueh of hl11l•m· Y01k. slx with PlttsburJh and four w1th St. touls and Chicago or last June when ht won a 1pJ1t here. qeci•lo~ PS•Ipst Ill• <Jl>jl'lll!it Tomlael!loa. Jt ill 1\. dozrn Sundnv datea lnehade my Hurri1ne ~ix doubl chtader.•. ·Two Jlmet will verlooked that lie fOQ"bt m01t of be- pil;yed on hollday.s, July 4 1 ln· that 011t witbf 1 brok111D bon• ln rl pf'nclcncll Day, and Sept. 2, La- hill riJht hand. bor Dny. Veteran ria:ht o~tervert inalst Tht• l'inr!nnatl club ln~oun·~f!d that but with 1 brokeJI: b:one in that sta•·ting time• (or double. , h"d"' will be I • m: next •••. son. half hou" earHer than In Of New Plllllltu~ DINNER ·TO BE $EilVED The Ladles Aid of the M,orniJig - , ..,." 1 1 Star Church wi\J scr~.e u ' ·f.ler. . . ., f t II tion dinner·· ~~ t~~ r~,r·~~ qt~j~4 ·-:·t•:S..,_, _I ~-1:'4 m.ent. On-tbe... .mt:.~" · ~'·~U:..,p... ~ulf. ...... -..· ..... .,, ... r.l , . . ...._.... - ....~··~~~ Wiehes, 'chie;kl!ll 1\ ~1 11' 1) \~' ·kiF{ . ~ cofftt f''a"iHJ ,•>o L ".•• " l,<' ' _ .,._....._ Sunday punche.s at Chicago 1 YQt.c llollcit •ith o~t '~" THOS.I . (. Doe• CIONI . ·. '·~·~~~~! . '·. Wabama C(l;tppl~ted folU' ~ -six ~n ' ' JIUl'I'C'R . pwe1 for ,, yards gjving them 1 lola! yardage ..... ~~~or ,r~t !~ ia -.~. ' . ~~~~""!;: frorq lfUJ to Ca~·o and then to •Garf crtner ~n a.:'latet>al. ertnet scored the touehdow~.' Jetry Ar· nold blocked the ·extra point tcy and the aoorlnt was completed fo• the ev~nlnt. . ----- A'!'h!JI;I~111~ Becautlj when ancient and youn1 Floyd Patterson ~ ~!Pl . PIIMER GROUP !'lUTING to 4he Fai~QD 21 yaril liite prlot':to Pomtror Women'• Praye-r Group their tumble, will meet Wednesday at 10 a. m at the United Metllodi'st church. Mra. Harry T. Smith will be t~ leeader. ' 'l'he B!Ackl only play four )iA but; making an early pte-dittion on teamJ this y~Dr. They tried tol~'Ch· the heavyweight fea,tlvities Jate edu)e Elklns for that fiflh AA this month, It's Fear1eu Fra1ey'll ·game, but the upstate school re- opinion tbat they're going to wJDd fuaed to play up wit~ masa lndigcation. ....:_them. ___ Re4Jegs Open SeasoQ Against C41rds - .. TODAY'S .' _.. ' Bllffa}q camf; ~k on a 61 yard pass TP)A¥ th.at sa~ th~··bAJl traVoJ ~:r:~~br~~~ lo~~t1Qcr~ ~: ·lrt ' FI"''I~fl' for ·4~ Ohio h...,.• ln-fhr~ln•l ,..,.. of the- evening 'let11nt Bl1 llackJ, win• Ovtr untt.futed Ripley frl<loo, t•nvl• with ReMI1nd, Pt. Plea11nt field. • ,. Blacks are one of the te<lms In t he state, but last were classified l·n AA,. arid the,v have to play five teama tn theJr ume class they can not NEW YORK UP • The receive recogniti on for top bon- eaters are jumping on the Ahibl, .w. ~ mo& eomieol, allll .._ eottumes. , . · ~ ' The Fali:!ons showed an edge in olatistles as lhey pi~""' '1lJ! )9 first tl~na tb~: ta t0r flttlffal4' and ~ ~~~f~?l fl!li~fl ~ .lll~f"'· bad a net yarda&t Jlalned by ru~h­ lng of 327 Y\!'~ !if lpq !PI' 1~• 'I'M F•l<•ll' ;l!!el\1 .i~lo I!Je !tad Blsona. ·• :~.~t/11.\M,.f{\'!&3~~'l.i;~~~ .i ·- - . ......w Ill& • MOVE·MBER 6th 3 1ftd In Jfm Orwmeint have one of the leading k_.,,..· In Ohio. Jim l@o lcoJ.ti 1 tofol of 1110 ,.polnh In eteh& pmH, 1nd 111ln t• • INd. ................... ..........,.,.__ fered ' n.o au~;b _ •~ow asr neither team -~ ~ a"&le to •,..e~. . Each team taiUe"d onee In tbe finai period. Wahama got ·thein on a qu.icl: ple£4 from OUver to Joe F~d f~ ten r:tt~ t9 f!~a~e OlE. ~ore 33·}~. \' ·. .· · · : · , .ALFRED • 2nd T r 'one of . ods ~ momentum qulc'k~ and the stason., ~ ~~~ ~ arter o d ev~oped tnto ~ a erowa .. '· quickly .JSOre4.again in seated on· the fdi. Dna. , scoreq 1D o e q~ After a slow 11tart ,the ball game t~e ntost ~ct ~~hd gp!nt• 't5ii the local seeneo the Pom(' · ' I BurJalo r • ' • ., l'lve pJou ~~th 1\p~ frqm Ferdie Hill to Neff c~:tvm:W, 2e ye.rda for l!le ~. The extf•·.~rot try wa1 no good and Uu! ·~·~ score. contest by a acore of 38--24. , was 2'1-18. The game wu ,J~Ia-y8(1 1 berorc a •' Dad's nigbtaudleQee· ~4 the FatThe ~n• relaxe(at~e aft. cons came througli for '~ fathers er havlnJ ~n . q~ ebdo,.-ns h.ave 1l oro Wahama_Hi,'Wijite f~lco~ Win Over Quffal9 y 3'-:24 ~ore or wlj11, one loJs and one tJe for 11 t:.ogan ' The Wahaml WfUel'fJeoPI w~ A Jackson win FrJday night would give the Jronmen s ixfoin ~ and one loss fer 12 pomts , and tr th ey would ~in thj'n, Nelsonville WO\!~d end the Sf'll:~on with five ae11on. 4-DaUy ftenllJJel, Pomeroy.Mil!dleport,,O,, Noy. 5, 1955 there th.ird viCtor:y lfle "'easOn and their second In til row oo i'riday evening as they wbt.;ped the Suffala BiJOns {n a tte-r~ ~eorlog · \h.e Hounds would bavel2 wllt a tie against J8ckson. the- lronmen with one lo.u ti e Wo uld • ' • ' " ~] ' • . . ······1 ··· ······ ~ ' ' ... ,. ... ,. .. l ~ ' ............r.;-••••••••• ~. ' l'l"a THE J .IG . .. f )'' .' ' • • �' I ,_ , ' '· .. r ..-._IP"- - - .... -· -•· _. ,. - . , TO:' ~ 1;~ N. L • • • • • By Ap ~ ' '. a C!fear cut title- by either tying or I beatiaa J ackson Based on the Js or two points Cor a win and 1 ba~· on~ onl)' picked up p easer which saw one teag;t .. ~t~:!lr flrst and then the other fetaJiate. The Falcons drew first biC»>cl mld way in the nrst quarter wben th'ey at.arted a drive on . their p..,n :W yard line and ln aeven . pl~y.l t~ ld'immaee hit par dlrt. T~ toutb44w.ll came on a 20·Yard ~s' (rDm B~b Oliver to JOO .F.grd. fbe ·eMta;, tr)'_ was no ~~. · ·. • _ . , · ,, ,~uffalo wilted little tiitle .in get- roy Pant hers will play h-:~.;l to th·: wt11.t; Well .,ton kuek ,·<s a:o~ the~ jet their SCClJDd ]e;ljlllt! Middleport, ld•llll Jooltlne for that tlrst win of to Athem; to me(ll oth'er 1/fl~~ll\~;~::~;;:t:-hat1,hasU1e11howed th e mee'ts dev ih on I he Galli· ling back into the ball game as Dave Casto. brouebt the ball out to the 3'7 yard line attef the ki~t- polls , lnde,tendently tM bl 1 1 •me Frl· city night will be the cl11~ of th1 luCI•ncf Red Devils 1nd tht Wlh· •ma- Filcont on the> Rutltnd field. TM llue DevU1 1re one of the tp:111 Qa• a tftnM In tM rt1hl, Gff. The B.iaona bit paydirt hi ,i.x. plays with K~nny WlUiamson.}'le· ' rcoaJtup .... •·llliWaCIJ· ........... ,.·---:; ..... ~oore bandwagon fqqn advppg.g~ !>f~.: '\1 ' ThJ ttfst of\ thoP,: t'l(o ~~rell eame lU.f' three ;j,layo' aller •Bbffalo'o ldc~~fl1nd SO)II "1*~ He•· ••·~ · · 9r~in~ yardiJCi&: . ~ tolly. i!IPfbuse ' ran \ •' 1 '~- ~m. ' I ,.;., .~; Ro' "j' JliU'.o ' ' ' t"":•m ver. . , ~.Uy ~.(!!• The 'nO.t W,tl!m• wben ·~ohn TOY!m'reoovered a 'lib!· lalo fumble on the lli'!!ln· ~ Y! rd \lne of.. l\'s,bama . . ll;eS.s6n ..wen~ 1'10 7iirds for i toiiehdown · m1 th'~ 'neit play. 11he' BIOI>~o"'l!a~ ·p.hotra1ed M en ma.Sae U.Ctay 30 tor Rocky · Marciano's doned heavywtight ";,~~~~:~; ~~~~·~ · .;;_ ' =-.ITo : K••l . It . noted evangellat.- , , , · ' Cf · -'1..' ·" · ,. 124 E. Main ~1. ... V' n I ftu ..... M01l.•ff'L !'!'f'Oro~' g~; _ Vote FOR This Bon~ ' :.1 ·, . ' ··. ' l~s~~ To Get '. ' I : (.. ;.: . ' . .' .I '" ' Oblo, ' ' o, ' ·,l•,r.~ . ·~.· ' i< •, . I ' ' ' '.!',. '' . " ' ' "~' :· .. '· . 1 ;:"") . ' ""· "l '' ,, .,. •]•{' ~ ,, •• for • .. i. ,'")". t.t,i '... • '.· .~ '· '·~ - t· '-. .. 'i;j<(t."tt..•J . ' : . .. ' • Tb• Erection o~ Con,truct1p111of o V•teront' M•morlollu,'lflng ~i . 57 :BU·IEK • . .:in 4~ tl:l~u· the:r~r~ ontl,. we ~~~~r,war:d to serv· ""t '• I• • ' ' ·~·. .,' ' . ·9· . "f ••• •• 300W. ~: ..1 '' . .• tj(; ' ' i1 .f • ,I • • '. j , I Sombre..O ' n Ju 1\ be Issued by \ : Your _. .• h' .,· Vote bollot with Cl!n"X" CqMifft.: . Unfer ('100,· OCiOOO) aai1 a I!!)' of !lies be ·~ <!IJ!sl4e o! .ll!e"ten ~-~ted b.Y the <Dunly :auditor to averlit. ~ "je~ ·DilJls 'for ea-cli' one dollar of valuation, · !l'hldt JllliOWIII to Eigb\ CerifJ fQr eiic'll o~, ftundretl dol·val~ , , fllr a m•"'"'tfu! .H.)iod''o( Five Y)!ars, ~ .... tlie' • · 1'·ru1 1n~ iiicb ""naa. · P, .• ~ .t .•.,....~.~ •.•.. ~ . • !.~cond . . '!~ ' ~tltrall, WoJ.H Wti! ~ :' . , ' ~·' f~:~· Adv. ... ' ·: e'·· ' P'retJecuting ,. Atft~et ' !" . •. • < \¥1 FOR BOND tu!tm _.--:<- • . ¥~,.,. t,\'~~ ~~.!!Cfi!Jt ·ln .$1Je lllllli of one Hul!!lred ~n\1 jlc>llars ~ · • ·Rapublicbn C!l--~ Us at Rutland, ...• i •• . ' the I"'J~ ' For.Every $1 ;OO ¥ou S"p1md ~ - • ' The Wahtma ref2Fd' npW stan4s pt three wins end siX lques. The,will dose lheir i•Md~!~ PP1,Ftido~ night against \be ttutrant.t" :Red VeY.. AND . be IBsued by Melp County, Obi,o, ~or .tl.. 5tection 111 C:Onttructio.e of • , $l.()lii From THE Fedl!lraiJ; '"'"''''me,,,. ' Packe~··By24-7 boDdt of .~<xmnA ; · - • ·t ' meeunc by JIIIJ GI:Jih•ll'· 111o for )he ,pyeniJls Browns 1Tse Groun.'qJ .Gam,... ~~ $1'99.00 R Mr. and ¥rs. •Dil\!mi.,e ~los tbe WMkeDd ipl .Q_ran , nt,. 11/. Va., and \Pl -keni!,;J# ,, !•viUe, Ky., whf!l! .) lm • " " oi 384 ymt~· !lbnaro !lleariwhlt~. completed six oJ 14: pa,aes for 117 yards lor • tolal ' ylrdl~~ ~t 30'1 yarda. "* lpe!lt ' . cl\olCe 1ft this eorner-. b t son to win In leu than 10 There are three J"!atona tor .this reeling. The flnt Is that the 21-year old CINCINNATI, o. UP • The Potter.&oo, with four year• of proCincinnati Redlegt wUt open their fessldnal fla:htlnJ behind hlm, It 11157 b!Uebttll &e-ason here Aprlll6 mo~e than rea.,.dy far the "cpteagolnst the St. Louis CardJnalt<' nesa" o( a ereaklnc nteran• wbo 'fhe Redlega hNve scheduled 'n Is 40 goln.1 on 43. The aeeond ta bom"t• ga mes and a total or 44 that Pat!er'On Is underrated. ni ght ,11amea. Patt.non L... Glamor The nigh t rtame.\l Include eight The thrrd, and probably m,q,at ga mes eneh at Crosley Field lmportan1, I~ the q_ueatlon al to agai nst the N.:nonal Leape ChaDl· the shell sh~k damaae suatalned pi•)ll B.-ouklyn DodJ.1en and the by old Arch when he wai bombtd •·u•me• ·up Milwaukee Bravea. , out by Mar~iaao September a year s.~ven night garnes will be play· l&'O. l.'cl w.th Phil ru'h !lphla and New Patterson lost mueh of hl11l•m· Y01k. slx with PlttsburJh and four w1th St. touls and Chicago or last June when ht won a 1pJ1t here. qeci•lo~ PS•Ipst Ill• <Jl>jl'lll!it Tomlael!loa. Jt ill 1\. dozrn Sundnv datea lnehade my Hurri1ne ~ix doubl chtader.•. ·Two Jlmet will verlooked that lie fOQ"bt m01t of be- pil;yed on hollday.s, July 4 1 ln· that 011t witbf 1 brok111D bon• ln rl pf'nclcncll Day, and Sept. 2, La- hill riJht hand. bor Dny. Veteran ria:ht o~tervert inalst Tht• l'inr!nnatl club ln~oun·~f!d that but with 1 brokeJI: b:one in that sta•·ting time• (or double. , h"d"' will be I • m: next •••. son. half hou" earHer than In Of New Plllllltu~ DINNER ·TO BE $EilVED The Ladles Aid of the M,orniJig - , ..,." 1 1 Star Church wi\J scr~.e u ' ·f.ler. . . ., f t II tion dinner·· ~~ t~~ r~,r·~~ qt~j~4 ·-:·t•:S..,_, _I ~-1:'4 m.ent. On-tbe... .mt:.~" · ~'·~U:..,p... ~ulf. ...... -..· ..... .,, ... r.l , . . ...._.... - ....~··~~~ Wiehes, 'chie;kl!ll 1\ ~1 11' 1) \~' ·kiF{ . ~ cofftt f''a"iHJ ,•>o L ".•• " l,<' ' _ .,._....._ Sunday punche.s at Chicago 1 YQt.c llollcit •ith o~t '~" THOS.I . (. Doe• CIONI . ·. '·~·~~~~! . '·. Wabama C(l;tppl~ted folU' ~ -six ~n ' ' JIUl'I'C'R . pwe1 for ,, yards gjving them 1 lola! yardage ..... ~~~or ,r~t !~ ia -.~. ' . ~~~~""!;: frorq lfUJ to Ca~·o and then to •Garf crtner ~n a.:'latet>al. ertnet scored the touehdow~.' Jetry Ar· nold blocked the ·extra point tcy and the aoorlnt was completed fo• the ev~nlnt. . ----- A'!'h!JI;I~111~ Becautlj when ancient and youn1 Floyd Patterson ~ ~!Pl . PIIMER GROUP !'lUTING to 4he Fai~QD 21 yaril liite prlot':to Pomtror Women'• Praye-r Group their tumble, will meet Wednesday at 10 a. m at the United Metllodi'st church. Mra. Harry T. Smith will be t~ leeader. ' 'l'he B!Ackl only play four )iA but; making an early pte-dittion on teamJ this y~Dr. They tried tol~'Ch· the heavyweight fea,tlvities Jate edu)e Elklns for that fiflh AA this month, It's Fear1eu Fra1ey'll ·game, but the upstate school re- opinion tbat they're going to wJDd fuaed to play up wit~ masa lndigcation. ....:_them. ___ Re4Jegs Open SeasoQ Against C41rds - .. TODAY'S .' _.. ' Bllffa}q camf; ~k on a 61 yard pass TP)A¥ th.at sa~ th~··bAJl traVoJ ~:r:~~br~~~ lo~~t1Qcr~ ~: ·lrt ' FI"''I~fl' for ·4~ Ohio h...,.• ln-fhr~ln•l ,..,.. of the- evening 'let11nt Bl1 llackJ, win• Ovtr untt.futed Ripley frl<loo, t•nvl• with ReMI1nd, Pt. Plea11nt field. • ,. Blacks are one of the te<lms In t he state, but last were classified l·n AA,. arid the,v have to play five teama tn theJr ume class they can not NEW YORK UP • The receive recogniti on for top bon- eaters are jumping on the Ahibl, .w. ~ mo& eomieol, allll .._ eottumes. , . · ~ ' The Fali:!ons showed an edge in olatistles as lhey pi~""' '1lJ! )9 first tl~na tb~: ta t0r flttlffal4' and ~ ~~~f~?l fl!li~fl ~ .lll~f"'· bad a net yarda&t Jlalned by ru~h­ lng of 327 Y\!'~ !if lpq !PI' 1~• 'I'M F•l<•ll' ;l!!el\1 .i~lo I!Je !tad Blsona. ·• :~.~t/11.\M,.f{\'!&3~~'l.i;~~~ .i ·- - . ......w Ill& • MOVE·MBER 6th 3 1ftd In Jfm Orwmeint have one of the leading k_.,,..· In Ohio. Jim l@o lcoJ.ti 1 tofol of 1110 ,.polnh In eteh& pmH, 1nd 111ln t• • INd. ................... ..........,.,.__ fered ' n.o au~;b _ •~ow asr neither team -~ ~ a"&le to •,..e~. . Each team taiUe"d onee In tbe finai period. Wahama got ·thein on a qu.icl: ple£4 from OUver to Joe F~d f~ ten r:tt~ t9 f!~a~e OlE. ~ore 33·}~. \' ·. .· · · : · , .ALFRED • 2nd T r 'one of . ods ~ momentum qulc'k~ and the stason., ~ ~~~ ~ arter o d ev~oped tnto ~ a erowa .. '· quickly .JSOre4.again in seated on· the fdi. Dna. , scoreq 1D o e q~ After a slow 11tart ,the ball game t~e ntost ~ct ~~hd gp!nt• 't5ii the local seeneo the Pom(' · ' I BurJalo r • ' • ., l'lve pJou ~~th 1\p~ frqm Ferdie Hill to Neff c~:tvm:W, 2e ye.rda for l!le ~. The extf•·.~rot try wa1 no good and Uu! ·~·~ score. contest by a acore of 38--24. , was 2'1-18. The game wu ,J~Ia-y8(1 1 berorc a •' Dad's nigbtaudleQee· ~4 the FatThe ~n• relaxe(at~e aft. cons came througli for '~ fathers er havlnJ ~n . q~ ebdo,.-ns h.ave 1l oro Wahama_Hi,'Wijite f~lco~ Win Over Quffal9 y 3'-:24 ~ore or wlj11, one loJs and one tJe for 11 t:.ogan ' The Wahaml WfUel'fJeoPI w~ A Jackson win FrJday night would give the Jronmen s ixfoin ~ and one loss fer 12 pomts , and tr th ey would ~in thj'n, Nelsonville WO\!~d end the Sf'll:~on with five ae11on. 4-DaUy ftenllJJel, Pomeroy.Mil!dleport,,O,, Noy. 5, 1955 there th.ird viCtor:y lfle "'easOn and their second In til row oo i'riday evening as they wbt.;ped the Suffala BiJOns {n a tte-r~ ~eorlog · \h.e Hounds would bavel2 wllt a tie against J8ckson. the- lronmen with one lo.u ti e Wo uld • ' • ' " ~] ' • . . ······1 ··· ······ ~ ' ' ... ,. ... ,. .. l ~ ' ............r.;-••••••••• ~. ' l'l"a THE J .IG . .. f )'' .' ' • • �• .mic StU, A Woman,. nted ny tGu.r Roam 11 .TO , w ' • tho v. • ; ' '' ,· I I y u·r ,. L, • - ') .'' ' ) .' 6 1 thl ·• I I . '"' ,. " STATI • ' ,, .• n · ~~~~~·=~~~··~~"~~~= , •, '• ' \ " '"• rep1lr .1t k I ["' o •• .I ! ' 'i ' •" ,. BBI A ', l '" ' •' ;c· "' ' ·' - I 'i ~ ' l .I • ... ' . �• .mic StU, A Woman,. nted ny tGu.r Roam 11 .TO , w ' • tho v. • ; ' '' ,· I I y u·r ,. L, • - ') .'' ' ) .' 6 1 thl ·• I I . '"' ,. " STATI • ' ,, .• n · ~~~~~·=~~~··~~"~~~= , •, '• ' \ " '"• rep1lr .1t k I ["' o •• .I ! ' 'i ' •" ,. BBI A ', l '" ' •' ;c· "' ' ·' - I 'i ~ ' l .I • ... ' . �• • • . . 6-J;>ally SenUoel, Pom.ero,.Y·lfld!lleport, 0., -~· 5, J:V~e JJIIIior J1i ~tudents See Variety Show The Daily Sentinel • I , Stagtd By Mrs. Hayman's Home Ro0m Happy Harvester • Class Elections On Friday . •. • ., • D11rl_,1 ,The Holidmys T~;Come ' .. I . n • • ...,.,.,_. f'i"I'Jte NQ. m, Beeson wa& in Middleport SEND THAT LAUNORY tO EXPERTS We Have 1-Day Dry Cleaning Service Tri-Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry Second Street Mill Streel Middleport, OhiQ Pomeroy, Ohio - IT'S IARLY llltl') CHRISTMAS Wll~ SHOPPING TIMI UHITSD WAr-t, N.Y.- ' and ' . . Stt;ea~lite lt~ ' • ' ' ~ ' ._~'...__, .' Ill<\ predl<t<d' ~.?~.ooli would vote todaf. . .'l;bo ' Mra. Jameai Harbiy and Qr. Kath· thelr 'on, Kenneth, frethman at OU, and theae l'rlen.ds of trit: Ron· nle Shlnko, Warren~ dhlo; James Rowan, Yonll:era, N. Y.; Robert Woodworth, COnneaut, all treahmlh at the University, and WilHam Woodworth, sOphomore. Mr, and Mrt. Robert HQacrty and ions werf In Gallipolla Sunday to visit relltl'vea. · Geor111e Doolittle, Atbena, •pent the weekend Wt.tb hll wile at the Mr. and 'Mn. a lfniOf at 1'00\.111 "NID '- Bradley Peoler, 32, flned fl,OO and ecata Lhree.day J•ll aentenee on a nr wnn~ lnt(lxleatt'd n.. R, II. Gllndley'o - r l WI .. ·' · :. V'ott and ElfCt RQWtD·L (PLUGGER) NEUJZUNO C-liilciote For Melsl•·toun" · 1\)).,l '\cJ'') ' ~ .. ·• ·~ • ' I CDMMlSSIONIR ' \' ' ' I '' , ' · ,, FIRS.T TERM, .. · ' I w!Jh to 1111 that I .have enJoyed the last three weeka 1rav!lina over' 1,009 miles In our CQ)Illt)' Calling on YOU !he )10'11~ ln·.J!el'tOll or leavtq you a 11111ple or my eatd,lqd .~ l)l!)u did not recelyelll)l ~ you silrelf 11\1111 -fia~• seen my truck. · , 1 My one 1fob\Je~,;aa th~.~ai!ter, li WIB /IK) ~11Uful . you and lt.~ everylhiOI but poll~ ~ 1 would · to ask )'01l. e V,.tera Ql Meip COuniY to~~-!''· If I am eleeted I D,WSII:ItVE )'011 II YOUR Wli..~ON· ER ,,~,~o .~.' ·' • ' ' • 1 . -'., • ' · • ' I. t.,u~UHG-c" ' ,-~~ r~~:.. . N:.l,'liL .,.IIY. ' .. 3,1411.- ,.1 ID Qle 111D2 I t.. MILLITIN .......... ___ ... --...... ... '"lllrlno. ' CAIIIO - U' ··- ~ N1ct ln • rw.a•• c¥wranJ.- ...... - - ~~-"' ....... Ollila-~~-­ .•~ ryn Potndex.ter , vl~t"<< Dr. Ella Lupton in Ga1lt~la ~aturday and called at the home ot the late Dr. Charle!l Holzer Sr. Dlnner auub of Mr. and Mrs. C harlr~! Murrly Saturday were .. "' i/r !l:rlt•ln .................... lilt ..,.. efhctlw It 7 1to .., ISY, It . . ...,IVftC• ....,., ---h .-:.. _ ence Smith· and C~lyn. Mn. Walter Brown~ Oolumbl.lf, and MilS Martbi W'tlla CU)'ahoa:a Fall¥, have been vi81tlna their former · peiahbort and friends here. home . ' "'• ' ' Lona: BoUom on bu&ineu over the weekend. • Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee Wella and 1on, who form~rly l ivttd in Marietta, visited friend! there sun,; day. Mr. and Mu. Robert Powell an(l ohUdren Co1umbue, were weekeO:d , ' Mr. and Mrs. N orman a:ueat.ti bf Wayland and sun, Charles. Mill JUlie Mitch, RN, and Mil.6 Shirley Mealey, RN , Galllpolia, spent the weekend with the form~r'e P~rents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch. Mrs. Stella Hoflman, who ill a medical patient at Hol&er Ho'lpltal b reported aa serlouaJ~ ill. '· Mn. TbehAa 1Jowar4, left Sit· urdat ror her home in Clark•· bUrg after spending several daya with Mr. and Mr.i.. Forrest Bach· tel and family. Att ending the Republican rally In · Athens Sa~urday when· VlceP""'ldienl Nlxoa and otller prom· Republieana ap(lkt Were Mn. l· [;r';~~;; Wayland, Mr1. JacBb Turner, Mrs. Opal Priddy, Mrl. Della Wlnd•or, Mr. and Mra. Hol"ley Carr. Mr. H.atUe Woodard', Mra. Flor- Samsonite . weather was II!!)Od olfl<lll ~l' rethe· e9"'nty Mln Helen Bee~on , Columbus, SuDday at tJJe Martin Restaurant. Ml11 W.tLL • ' al ,.• ' tt .. I • •• Miss Betty Koeh.ler, fiN, qalllpolls, and her mother, MnL Lewis Koehlet, visited Mr. and Mrs. Loull'l Haines t three children, drovepor~t, RU., ovtr the wee¥nd and with Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Koehler and lamilr, in OulumbllJ. M'•· W. H. Juhl na:, Mn. Jame1 Harley, Middleport, and ,~n. and Mrs. Edgar . Tuckerman and ram· ily, Atheni, were dinner eueats of sbtnirig .hours , • 0. D. trQ-tegy for l e I £leanD1' s. Schaaf, Middleport ~Y !dltor-l'llooe !Wra Lucllle Bearbs Haw~ Pomeroy Sodety Editof i • ' lj N,. W. • • ' ., ,_ - ~ --- ---.- ~ '---:,::! ; 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 November 5, 1956 garvin hoffman mckay