https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4fa2820f1d1f0ef545b2eefeaa2b6bc4.pdf f332f4238e8c6d164073fdd729ca3df8 PDF Text Text • • • . . 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. 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