https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc934d2376aebaa5a01b261e4bf098bb.pdf baa3feb59aa0ed498e397924f075f11c PDF Text Text .. ' •• • • 't' •• - I.AIIli$VILLI Mfddleport Store THURS., DI!IC. I 8 A.M. lei 8 P.M. CHRI ,TMAS SPE .IALS! I t ~ t U ~Ia . ia. Mr, and Mrs. harl Jacobe vilit· ed Sund~ with Mr. IDd Mrt. .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null return ed Monday from a weddln• trip and are at home in tbelr apartment O!J North Setond Avenue. Word bas been receilved bere that Mrt. Paullne Cox, who was Injured in an automobile aetident at Coolville several weeki ago, remai.QJI In a critical condltiCtn. Her daqhter, Olh'la, Ia recovering sattstaet(lrily from lnJuriet recelved In the aame accident. ·T he report etated· that Mn. Cox was. in a coma most of the· time and ,had sustained a broken back. broken jaw, broken left atm and ;~evere head lnjurie1, j" ' Be gular $88.85 HARDWARE and FURNITURE CO. Middleport • • Clyde Bumgardner Leipl!lic llr and Mrs. Robert ' GliUland' daughter and Mrs. Ella Gilliland, Hartford, W. Va.• and Mr. and Mrs. Lewia GilJUand arid ebildren, New Mrs. Jamea Matron of ·Ev.ngeline Chap- . ter, OES; Mrs. Wll11s A.nfhonr. who will be installed tonlgbt aa Worthy Marton Of the Cl'lapter; T.hree Attend Sub-District Church Meet Pl a n~ were made to ortaDize a car service to• elderly people wtio u e unable to Jttend dntrth, due to lAck of trsnaportatlon, wh2 t.bt Metbodtat Men met Tuesday evening at the United Methodlat Athens Greece. Grandparent~ l1fll Mr. and Mn. Harley Brown, R(J.et Sprtngl!l road, lnd Mr. Af\d lin. .Joe Gordon, Va ll.l tl, Ga. Hr.• ond Mri. 1>. B. Smith of Wet! Plllm "Beach are ,.:reat trandparchurcb, ents. The b.tby also has two .,eat; Kenneth Finley, preaident, pre· &rea! if'lndparenta lo WeJ.t. Palm aided at the meeting wbicb opened Beach. witb de v_otioila led ~Y C. E. Blakes-· 1 lee. Durlnil tbe buameu aession tt of the church. ' was vo .cd to Install snow treads Refreahmenta were IUVed at the on tbe pas tor's It Wll!l also cloae nf the meeting bJ Rot;. voted to ma~ e and Jrwitall a Chril!lt· Trat)' Sr. ~ Meno~d ' j I ··~-· ·lRAVEL · "" Small - ModJWJt - Lirge F'.:a9-H Job nee Buf(alo. Minn. Bole Fla. Three alnnQ wert "kUied.. Tbe ( lMmuu!foul Sotltwlpl&otoJ $2.95 10 To 18 . Middleport F1re.mcn Ivy League style, slacks of washabl.,;- .. eatabillti{D;nt of "lndlv_Jdual lnteresled , may Waist Measurentent returned ·to~ the the eonservaUon Fish and· Game ELBERFELDS: ·. ' IMIRGINCY The Middleport Squid was ea~led to the Jamet~ . 21 Inch "WEEKENDJ-" .................................. ................ ""' lqul• SIS v.IH LARGE TRAIN (ASE . ' L A REGULAR 56.50 · '.· VALuE ALL 3 PIECES /1 r•· ·· ~ !' I '. I ..... I ,!I''· ' ·'... c I ,; I : ~... ·' ,: ' Vou get better looking .in a '57 Chevrolet I Loot PWS FED• .TA). . ~'-Easy . 1 USA on Our Terms " '• • ·' . "•• ••• There'• a whole oew outlook behind tho wheel-a blger view of the road over that ....y hood. And iio't that new in1~1 puol a hooeyl · ~- Buy . ' I •I ' .,. .... ~ I ' • • ••• ·••• • ••• thi-ourh that '57 Chev· rolet lv!ndolileJd and l'<>U oee how"ito Dtiw,. deeper deol1111 gl""" )'OU better, oafer vlaiol).' Glance dmm-juat obit- . and your eYfJ8 reat oo the .aweer.at iDsttwnent pBnel a Ql1' ever bad. Then, take the wh~ and you'D fi..od' tbe goina'• even better thOil the looking! ~U::f' up ' to . . ' '• • '~ •' .•• •• •,. SILWI. •mootl anti ...,.t The B•l Air ~lbl• .. with Body by { '_-t"~r---·-·-OIIb'· --~---·-.·"-·~·----.•·......_.~.-:··..;.;;.........,.,. . 'J'la··-..r...lllh..-...;·...... .. --.-lnriomarlo··. ....:...........~-L.-... rw..r. -+ •• • •. ,,, ' , • Market Reports . CINCINNATI, 0. On 'the Brlghtftt Corner In ' . UP - Plod'· uce: , EIJJI, abou.t ateady, large slla:ht- to CLINTON, Tebil: (UP)K School board aiad. f&culty members C'Oofer tod.Jy on. whether it will be · safe to· reoPen the' lntesrated C~ton High &!h<lol M~nday . The sc:beol waa cloe•d tbla week because•of anU-Negro cSem'onstratlons. Four.teen,·men and t"!O women act:used of Jeadlng attempts to force Negro pupib out of tbe schoOl were released under bon,dl of $1.000 to $12.000 Thunday. E~.:penses of eacb candidGte at' cording to their filed statements were at follcnn (no pa_rt of any mone-y &pent b)' iadlvJduat candid~tes was t"Ontributed to them badrera · a«ordina: to their . ly - ; A large ~; A modi· urns 25 :u , t4ottly 26-!8; A aDu.n 20-24, mostly 20-22: 8 large 31-34. mostly 32-83; FOB Cincinnati, whites and bl'9WB A large 41-42; 1 moot~ ~lH9\i: toms, ••do> 28 lb zt:Je~ ; mostly 211~~\i: h<na, heavy '28-271Ar!; tryert!OI~tera. 10" lb an ~under 28\i·~·!i . Butter, ~ score 68. · THRII c. Alt. · PIN•o fjn~d Lloyd P,a~ot ··case, t20 ,d ' riv~Pf left ·a r cen- 0. :P'.Iabef H. Martin, a State and ~stt for ter: Dale Kennedy 1ns fined flO "nd eollts for lnto*.atlQn' an~ ruch ard Lee Robion, .$0 ahd cOsta (or· driving Ute wtoo. Wl1 .on .a One- . waY street In <otiit ocllqu Tl\.""'' day nl&bt . . <: 1 · . (, : ; ' ' • ot Petitions . ' · 3\; 'lb 111·181;, mqatly 151i·l8\i; he~ beav~ 13-15' hens, ·~ . lb and u~ 1~·13; heno, 1~1!1 IlHZ. 'J'Urlw,v.a, lomJ, . heavy 21-.28%, .• ~- Up to December~ 8 COLUMBUS, 0 . (UP) Th< OhiO COnJPU.da,ted Te lephooei',.co. today Urled•'tbe Ohio •PJJ.blie Ulil· itle'a Commission to reject ·l de· Suit For Money · Filed In Court A petition on "account tn. a judgement action fil ed in :¥elg_s County Common Pleas ~ouri to· daf shows Roy Kohlhau8f)n ·. cl~ Bus.ine s~ Adjustment Co., Parker's bur~w · w. Va. , is plaintiff aca-nst Ken~lb Hager and Artie Ila&erl Rt: ·J; CoOiviUe, 0 . maf\4 br ~ore th111 20,000 .Parts· Tfte judge me nt Is for ~.90, mouth 11Jinf!hl that . 1 new tclc- plus. Interest on assigomcrtt ftom pht!De cOnt'Pim"y be flam ed to serve thli! Ctlmden-Ciark Uo~pltal. ' Scioto CoUnty: ·The petltlona were forwarded tu ·the cornnJlaslon 'Nov. 5 by the Portsmouth City Council and ask- !m•~.i :ul>del Coasolidated's fran ~~~~~.?: .A· CIANI bolste a 63-foo~ spruce Into poltltiaD oil tb8 be foeal point of • . worldwide •"ciuiatmaa "PageAnt of Peace.'" Pnal.dent Ei.eenhower wtU _o pen the pa.rant at lS p. m• .Dee.. 20 by Jtghtlng the tree and broi!Ufi!al&· !fie t. ·message. The t~. from Llneo.bl National ~orest, ia a. gift ot · tbe)eople of ,uamoCUflo, N. !L ·. fltttm:'l!'.tiet~ -~~!"'~l~ ~..,..,...-- , . .. - . • ··-· ,- • . :- ·-"~··~ • I . '·' \· .""1 Wbite HOUlltl Ja.wn, wbere ' .. - wo~kers-"1i.«i0efa udtlKt •ineInd as weH ~ in Ptotincial ·~-•il CENTER OF PEACE PAGEANT . . Telephone Firm Asks Dismissal A medium ~l-ll5. ChickenJ, ~Ji"yers unchanged; 3- Of ~r1:i:~~~~:=arreste( Buq&peit Frank Meredith Dies Suddenly Of Heart Atlilek William Frecl:er ·of ! ly W!!aker; A jumbos tf-48, moa~ Mayor !.POMEROY . . I The blizzard which dumped two f.iet of snow in the Utah mouney used to needed to tains, also e:aus.ed the death of a Monticello, Ulah, woman ln a trafcemeter>' lots in good fic crash, and a forestry worker · MnL Sherifta deputiea were tlo~t· buy grall!l seed, toore . and Mln1eq4Jpmcnt. Wbo suffered a hca"rt attack whu ptlng tOday theft of old . 1 o( clothing and - ~anntd fruit from Af &he meetin" Thursday lt was he wal!l caught in the hills by the e:nvUie left today for Warsaw. " "' JS Of Thurs 1now· Ind. to atten'd the - d res Idenee re- ~ded that e(fective a XInpb ury ft-p~rted to have · ~urtecl early dia$, J,)ec:!. 6, the lotl!l In RiVerview A band of rain, br:erM:~~e:t~· was Wednesday morning. ct.metery ·will be raisli!d. frotn rain and snow plagued Aceord .mg t o 'tbe report a· house $1M to $120 for 10x20 ful,l lots; from eaatern Oklahoma ken with a heart attack reeJded"ll'l by Mor11an French .and lro"m ••• to ••5 lor lOxlO •au to Lak his offices in the Bell Ai.rtraft • . hi s houaeaee~r, llrs. Jl a bel Lan· JQW.; :Middleport <P'III1 of'U " tbe low~t!! Great es. pJint in Buffalo, N. Y.' 1s Hill ,Cemetery, r daker, wat entered after rnid· full lots will be $50 and lb.& 1., c.:-· weJthermen said eold air Tbe lleftdith ramUJ 'I ited o · night.. Tbe elothiag Wls owned by Jots, ..'lfi. The price ·o f openr,ush into the Ohio Velley and ten .in this area and were here OB lh e hOUII,fl keeper, !Deputy Jed We b graves~has been ra(fcd from ower Grea t Laltes In a ·'ow ~ a ·"-It Y.., at the Frecker bome ln aler laid the . t~ief appJrenpY had to $35 bee au$@ of the iDereas-la~o~u~tjl~e:'aa~te~r~ly~dr~~~t:.:t~od:•::Y::.·---~A="'~"':l :__ _ _ _ __ __ a ske,eton key' 11 ·there was no of labor. sian of a broken, entrY. tlpproved the work of Jn county }all to terve 1 tltrceSexton of tbe village daf .l!lbten~e ia , Denver Thoma, and on rccommendawho · Wal!l tined SlOO and coat in Mayor c . o . Fisher; Work addition last hiabt In Mayor. E. completed on a parkJq F. · .ltobirtlen•a · rourt Tb-ay 10 cars in the RivervieW nighl Thoma . 'w.lfl ebarged 'witb CeP'Jttltery, A ' genefal diM!usi.lo~ driving W:.JHle intclxicated after be waa beld· ot the opera tina budget was invol~ lnan accident an E. rOf'" J"ie1 .to be sub!l"litf(ld to Coun~ Maln S_t. ·Wednesday evenln&. cil at their Janu:1ry meeting, Howard .\)olton. Athent, it also It was reported that $53'3 had In jail loliQwing a sentence of been collected for opening of lhree days apd $100 and eoltl by trf11t. from May l · to Dec. 6 and Mayor 1 RolilnfV)n on a Nmllar $500..-:for the sale o_r lots ill the charge. He had been free on bond wiRle , period of timf!. after hia alh:st earlv in November . The trustees and sexton have 'E ugene Collins has been re- the records of the cemeteries bond most completed and will meet on leastd from jail on $300 from a cbaree. o{ drJvlng while in· January. loth at 7:30 tor thier · toxtcated. He was arreated the n,eict tneeling. sa~e "titght a• Thoma ·after a sep,.----ara~ highway acc-ident. Jot ' I•: eoptar:t ' gs.bury ' .. , 'R'...oad Kin . Sixteen Accused 'fbe Theft Is Be _ . m · g • <ililp•ign lor .oneeuon •I $3.50 Interference a (or csre. • · . .,;led . they ,bad collecled $1178. The monil pay labor With Integration · Invesuga. :~~ Mej, ,ct~ncli- CHINA 'RITURNC:OATS', . . .' ' I .... , . Hawley·f Hobson Thursday aftMtnoon and took ;FJawtt:y , ·to }{e~ · J_Jplpital trea~ent and returned him bia bome. ....... $25 Vwlu• . ' the Ru.ui.ans by the Hungarian freedom-fighters. AVH headqllllrters in Budapen was the S(!ene 01 some of the bitterest fighting dur ing lhe uprising. In an attempt to appea:te work· en and end a ser ie s of general strikes, Kadar promiaed to dissolve the orga.nUation . But the indic.ations are that he is rebuild· lng it into a terror fofee under Soviet tutelage In a despera\e ef, fort to stamp out ..all anti.Commu.nist oppositfcm. Refuges r e a c h i n g Vienna, Thursday night aaid -~~et:re\ "police committ~ ttipulation the mone1 '' l~~.~:r·:~! of their lola . ir remaining · after cafe The western storm was blAmed -$180; lyn Lucke , or can be used for general upthe deaths of two persons keep or the cemetery. private plane crashed near $100 Chal!l. H. 0 SCIIIJie have made this provi1ion I.NW!0'wsvejlle, Utah ' during a raging Proffitt, $220.76; by .WUI at their deatb and other1 blizzard. Rescuers stumbled upo:l l4fig, $192.67. have made arrangements for per- the Wreckage while searching for pe~ care now.~ ·~ plane downed by the trustees last May opened storm. fee collected J~r-- ·. 0 . October DemGeratie raUy) and s pent $800, aU but f200 of tbat sum bei"ng u&ed for entertainment and other coo of the rally. Funds of tbe Republican Exf!. cutive were realized from contribUtions by candidates anct other interested persons. 27 to ~6 hrchta Saturday ... · - - c••, •••• ,... ... ..... ll1ullr SlUt v.lll c ld. . · ' "' · WlNt VARiiTY AWARD A fol'lt)~r MlddlqKirt. athlete, Chuck Sttbart. reCeived hia first .va~ty ·a,ward for ·football at Obio Ualver.-t.Y. Tbe junlor quarterbact ·completed 16 pwes in 37 attempta for · 1'10 wdil ind two touchdown•; He alfO averaged 2.G )'lfdt per dlft'Y. Chuek was given bonauble fmenllon on the All ·Uid-Amertean. tottference team. .................. -. . Cmoloe .......... "'"""..-• ·· ~ --·- l~Wt~~· ~ .-· · h~ay .SWUl.iDd C. M. 0",0~ Fisher and Sext~J'r.Jo~ · , iss Ull!'"l.'I~··~ .a re~e of tbe work ac~mplts'fiect,iiince Ma~ Cowttr. TrtJ!litea. "A drlve · . . .- f ):-' - fundi lot 'perpetull eare · iJ to be .timd· at ·once and ..... .., .....,.. ......... ... --· ·-· .__., ~es '"' \ 26 Inch PUllMAN "' oil - -iiiV.ii&iOi',l DeeemlMir Waist· moas- ure 27 to 36 inches. ···r · · sound enough to e1 att·:.-$JP.erating cemeteries tn· the fut..q,tedi "be~Ugbt by !::l!fJPoney~ ~rfi:::~:: >:'!'11-t!Veniins families · at. 1 royon acelate in colors of grey, blue,_.. !frown_ ,and charcoal - apest and other citiet during tbe paat three daya. At len t four pe:rson11 were kill· ?d. and scores wounded when Soviet tanks and Red Hungarian po. lice fired on demonstrating Hun· i arlans in Budapeat Thuraday. Scores of demonstrators Were arTested and r eports rcaehlng Republkana, 'lt'bile •weeping all Austria today said secret police local offietJ but one in the Nov. made widespread maS! arreJts 6 election bere, t_pent twice as during the night. much mnney u Democrats thr· ough their exeeutive commi ttees. Th e Red-controlled B udapest ra. This 1n1 disclosed toda y by AI· dio ad mitted . opposition elementa bert Gfoeclmer elerk of tbe Meigs were act1ve In other scattered Coilnty Boai-(1 1 0( Elections who areas of Hungary. It said a cur· ba.!l necei•ed •tatementa . from all f few was clamped on Eger, north· candidates 18 required by stale east of Budapett,. because of .. the law. presence of provocative e I e. ments." Anti-Communist demonThe statementa lhowed P.epuh- strations , ,.. were reported In lican1 spent $1598.33 and received Ven prem, In Hungary. Cemetery Trustees · . wez~l.ern · Operat~· .. ·· "84is ;s;~~.f.:r"~~:·~.h~~ .,,!h:e:!·~:.':'.:e'd ~!: =~.: . ,[' · . Ml:U.ld}eoort_:,Fi!. .ue .r.::-Department To ·f . Gather PO J1...·. · Boy's Sizes • ' ...-th. H .... Candidates File Expense Accounts On Nov. Election Men's Si.ses ~s. Walter Harri s accompanied . --- &now VIENNA (UP) - Hungary's haled secret police have returned to power and are carrying out mass arrests in an at· lempt to eod anti-Soviet demonstrations, reports from Buda· pest said today. Hungarian Puppet Premier Janos Kadar unleashed h lo "!error lroopa" In the wake of violent demonslrations IIi Bud. ~r5 . . .... by Travol JaJ •• -. lh-lovaiJ companl011 pi-• - . that you will bt proud to travel wllh. - ... Long sle,eve sports shirts ·_ Generously cut - fully lined collars - in O( out tail - San. forized Pjald patterns. Mrt. Grace McAvoy Walker, who tinaton Wednesday evening when baa been visiting her cOU!iln, Misa l!lhe returned to her home in Dal· Smith, and une!le, as far as Hun- las, Texas. ~w-::-Ge Fa.theti with the Flllttl. A complm Travel EnMmblo ..,,_.......,. Terror Troops Are After Violent Demonstrations WRECKAGE· gp;, JnS WHICH CRASHED IN MID-AIR If you really want to make this Christmas memorable for your favorite man or boy think in terms ?f slacks and shirts. even iri11 and Michl Lloyd spent the evening Spooial muai~ was presented by with hls eil!lter. P atricia, ~J..indley Mrs. Edgar Allcnaworth and Ho· Hall, a freshman at Ohio Univer· mer Rice, who sang "God Was aity. There." Mrs. Webb Hall will be Mll!li liarrie Marie Smith, C. E. the leader at the servi(c next Smith, Mn. Robert Harris and Wednesday, TRIO ., SHIRTS and SLACkS Forty-Seven At Wednesday Nite Prayer Service NATIONALLY ADVERTISED •. r•ln IOUihtett heN• ..._.,. -,,. 1 er aftd ,lou.fr', nln IIIUtlli Inti SINGLE '!BLUE BELL" grandfather, Jesse Cooley, Logan . .)t'rs. E. M. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Tracy Sr. and Arthur Ttacy · Sr. were buainess viakors Jn Cresap, W. Va. Wedneiday. James White has received word Forty-seven were present for the of the serious condition of his Wednesday evening Prayer sersister, Myrtle Whit• Thatcher, Vice and Bi!'>le study at the MidColumbus. who had 1 stroke. dleport Church of Christ. Fred I. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd a~ Gardner, pastor of "tbe church, led tended the annual tnte:rnaUonal the Bible stUdy clau and Mrs. BrotherhoOd or F.Jeetrtc•J Work· l 111nnfe Gilnlore Was in Charge of ere banquet at the Elk R-a:JI In the devotional servke. Athenl!l ......... northwtt. J.S.40L..w 60 - ·· N0.200 Boys IVY LEAGUE Hrath Church voted a contribuJamel!l Uoyd and tion of $291.00 a year for tour chlltlren, Nicky and Kathie,. Bel· )'ears at their Quarterly Conferpre, were weekend gue5tl of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and Jamlly ence for these two pr~ccts . and attended the funeral Of· her Mr. and -_ ..,• c......,..,.c.....,_ IY UNITIID ...... Ololo, t\wnlnt • ..., or Ohio . :Wedneaday. ,,J •:mouncln1 the birth or • 7 lb 3 oz son, W~&dn181daJ Ot!.:tn\. ber 5, at Vald01tl, Ga. Mr. Brown b JtaUoned with the Air J'ofn, and They attended a banquet served Mrs. Glenn LAmbert, Mrs. Erneat Lallance, Mn. Virgene Elber- at 6:30 p. m. and the program. feld and son, Michael Ray, }¥ere which was bttsed on ~he Advilnc!e business vlaitors in Parkerlburg and the School of Theology in Ji. e • Ale and Mra. IHirr:J Lew Bln11" D4ylon. Mr. and Mn. Charles QuJvey entertalned a group of relative1 rec.enUy at their home, West Locust St Gueatl were Mr. and )Jn. · E. M. Blake were in Pomeroy The Rev. and Mrs. C. Raymon Tuesday to attend tbe Installation Konkright of Hebh Metho:!ist of officers at the Pomeroy Chap- Church and Mias. Bernlte Bowen, ter. Melgs County Weekday Religious Mra. Ed Terry, Pony, 'Montana, Education · teacher, were in Galli· il!l vil!liting relatives in Meigs polis Wedneaday evening to attend County Cor the first time 1ince the Sub-District meetlne at Grace Methodist Church. ' 1913. McMASTER - - . ftA'IIIIIl car. Mrs. B. F. Parmah!e, Mrs. Cho1tlea Bennett, Mra. Marioo French, Mrs. Harry •H oudaahelt and Mrs. Limited Quentities- Hurry • 1 BfRTH ANNOUNCIMINT are • -- 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 8, 11166 Methodist Men Plan Service For The Elderly • Mrs. Henry Roush 11 nd dau&h· ter, -Mil8 Mildred or Racine were . recent .Bueaf.li o! Mr. abd Mrs. William Fisher, MnlersviJie. Charle1 Quivey who 1s employed in Col umobha 1 pent the past _ma:;:;•=d;:;e<~o;:;r;;ot;;••;:•;;;;;lor;;;;l;he;.;l:ri;;o;;n;;t;;d;;o,;.or;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;;;';;;' weekend with hi• family lrere. r Mr. and Mrs. K.ul Grueser and Paul Amberger spent Monday ta •hy $79.95 Jljegular $12.95 FLOOR LAMPS .. ·· · · · ........ · Special $9.95 N. Second St. Mrt. Jamea Fisher. C!atwortby; Wor- Haven, W. Va. ~INmE SUITE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Special •. P41Jl Fisher baa ~cee'Pted em· plq,yment in Hu.nUnctot~, W. Va. Mrs. _P~u~ F11'her lett Tuelday for a v:ant 1n Colambua with· her son and <dauabter in la\f', M.r. and SOCIETY senUntl. Regular $54.85 1 dren of AtheM were reeent rums ot Mr. and Mrs. Pafrlet Lochary. MIDDLEPORT HUFfY BICYClE ·· · · · ·· · ·· · · · · Speelal $46.95 !Vioe.Hole . Regular U9.95 DUJ(S .... · ...... · · .. ·.. · .. Special $34.95 7 ;PI!!fe Frank Bud. Mn. J&meJ Loehary and chil- ' Jnatallation of offtcera waa beld To Redeem Your GlHn Stomp Books ., Jack Kennedy Ja ill at hJ1 home Hu:rbonvllle road wJth pneumon· Pomer.oy Chapter 128 OES Holds Officers Installation Tuesday · t A.M. lei 8 P.M. ad FRIDAY, DEC. 7 I • Ludllo Bearhs Hawklu, Pomoror So.clety Edltot. . Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Edltor-Ph0114 lli!'7t s. . P.OMQOY SOCITY • The Daily Sentinel • • ' cities. ~-~Budapest Radio ~~a~t\ed the ~l!lt of some membcrs./incllldiq Geza Kovaea, c hairman of tht: w;wkers council of the Budapest screw factory, and JOBef Meszaros, ·' a council member. Jt daimed 1bey were " Fatclst elements" wbo "by printiri.g and distributing leaflets and posters trfed to instigate Hungarians to fu~ reai&tanee against the Ka~ar regime." Reports that 50 member!!: of the worken councils io Buda~ bad been arrested touched off Tbunda)'~l violeat demonstratiOn•. Hungary'i labor leaders warned the ,e:ovemment blunt!,- ·today thete, will be "a general strike, blOOdshed &Qd a new national traged.Y' if the current wave pf arrests Continues. Tbe warning came in a proclamation handed to P"-Ppet Premier Janos Kadar by the Central Work· era Coundl of Budapeet.. It was the sbarpe~t denunciation yet of K01dan itew "get tough'' policy. The Budapest council was sche· duled to meet with Kadar in tbe late afternoon to get his n:q)ly. lo the meantime, the tense capital remained quiet while the peOple wailed to ..o;e~ what would happen . In the uneasy calm , angry knob o( men stood talking at street corners Under the men,adng gune of Russian tanks. They were ready for anything following three dayl!l o! demonstrations. 1n sc ... erest clash Thursday, .R•~•i•UI and Hungarian police bullkilled two demonstrators and (.Jn:iun•d scores. Budapest radio also elaimed that two police were tilled, but the report was gtveJi" little credenc:e hue. I. issued itt P r~~~~~f::~~'~r councH 150 members Bud:~pe st fad ory wor.kers c~uD­ W<!re ar rested durmg t be night. Police had picked up :10 · others 1the night before. Others arrested in the governmenfs· promised crackdown on ' 'count~r· revolu t ion a rie s and Fascists" included talented young wriler Jon d Gat i. Gati , seized · in lhe hd~ pi tal where he wal!l recov· ering from a Severe illness, was released after qu c~ tioning. l �' • \ . . . .. ( ' '• ·The Daily Sentinel -O'J'ED -· Your Eleetion ·. Laws ·· ~ 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA lt!CHAIUII. OWafll .:_ ~INEil.U MANAGER . 'Q) RlniCILD .. $1111NE - IDITDR ...;,.... ~ ~ cJ..& Dl.,tun, D\l.tter at the po11 oWee at · · 's'.oJ::!~ :i"flo 0::-1'1,..111 Sunday by The Ohio Vtllor phooe 398, editorial ortt:':h~~ :air~omeroy, 0 BUfineu Orfice .. at3l!~~!,p~ ~;~~~.¥~:.:r~~~v;; Boltinelli-Kimball, rne, !" elft ,... ' ' TALKiDllllrlliiiTO HIOIDIAN, Ton,....Manb.all liarlWI'I'FOII!I, COM. - 1wo - olll lost 11.11 waltb OIHI day while dQ1later hr- found 1<> llleano faDed to wh1ltl ltirrine aome wbi<b tlory opUecl f .. bill tiJq IJol the wat.eb clttned o m...,.. of Thllr .._ It ~ruanlni. prelorJol ..._ ' • · S bs . Y. ' ' Y. · u CTIPtion ratet: Delivery by t!arTfer where av iJabl 30 ~:~~Jxwm""ok.:.~~e1..e80 ar. iathadvanee 11 The Daily Sendnel o~llCe, • •available: """ ... · • $1roe~.tnonths • $3 ...... ~ By ~-t te Where one••month ·~ or I'OU 11 $4-.JS; three molltbs, $2.00; one- i.ont~.a$1.one year $8; sax months, ' I , ..UIRYID Ill PAINT Back The Attack On Accidents Frotsm coast to co!'"~, America Is rallying forces a_iainsfone oI I great~t ~ne~tes- traffic accidents. The tr~lC nse m !-"• death foU tb,is year has made 1956 the darkest year 1n traffic accident history. . . In an all-out effort to ba)t the mounting toll of dead and in. JUrod, the ~fi~lqoaj SaJety Council is launching a nationwide c'-"!Palgn c d "l'l""k .... ..,uta "' · • 11 · .. whicl!'wll(contillueifuf;Ugb' 19.~7.5"? Qlb ·~ c.' 1cc~ents, The for camp.a,;Jn ,sJIIo)izllji ill _ tq ;:"g~lensput hb1·gli£woU'Sf:,_JS a'!{l llri~/4 ~,zeils lil· in A!Jotll fight · -... zli1 ar, s1er.d ,.-~ . .. ~ . . -~ .. ,1 Public officials ar.e, asln!d f.Q ~)Uhe att.icl~>y ~ ~n u tl> ~~· lthp traffic. law e.ofQrceme.)t. ~vlt. $1zeps aro :.ttabec\,bY. setting a lietter; personal example i11 their: 0 ...;;_ traf. 1 •e avior, and by demondlng.-supportlng and! a<liepting ..; ' mo':" rigorous traffic law enforceiilent. Smce December is the most dangerous month llf the year in traffic, the spec1al hazards of the holiday season will be em. phasued !n !he rfrst mon1~ of the new campaign, These are speed, dn~kmg, night driv1nj! and the risk to pedestrians, We cant build an expressway to traffic safety _ but we -can ~eep ~~r htghway~ from ~coming human "toll" rOads if pubhc offiCials and c1trzens will unite and "Back th e Attac k" . ti~ ~ ~~ Jlllti>o~ / The Sign of Quality Order Your . SEED aoke'd •• • In · thu • ,.,.,.•.., an • ., the pre. . •otlbl f,.. .wbteh ~ some countries do not permit) 'but were co,mpelled We ~uspicion early pioneers look a great deal of ride in beme fmt mto a virgin territory and giving ill!porta~t land~.lr s, terram features, rJvers, lakes and regions names. The hl~tory of how names for inanimate objects about the earth or· 1gmated should be .a science in itself, as is semasiology IV/>Ich co ncerns 1lself witH, how words and the meaning of words or! , • g1nated. tion. We • Jean· Lewl1 enne and Lawrcna were 1hoppln~r in Parkerabura monday. Mr .and Mrs. Jt~mes Bennett and son ·sammy JQe; Mra.. Benton Blake motored to Wav.erJey Qlilo .to viait wUh r~laUvet Mr. Mariha Bennett accompanied tbem h.or;nc For examp!e It would intrigue us lo know how some f for a visit. 11 Me1gs County s rural centen'' became known under t hoe Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana they carry. Take Lickskillet. For a number of ears Lewis and Merta the past week tmhng at a newspaper typewriter here we have noted y this were Mr. and Mrs. James Cunnmost odd name proceed past our desk on its wa to a lino.t ingJ~am and son JlmmJe George •• •· • ' l So, we offer the name, "Blind Man's Curvea" 111 a a~lit~~~~ It not orl&inal, name for Route 7's two danger~us curves. anyone have a better suggestion? •.'' ....- .ar~ plca!<>d t~ pole ~~~~ In Mr .aod Mrs. PeU TaJOOti spent 'l'benksa:ivW wun ..tli~rlr da1,1&hter and her b~bi'hd, Mr. and Mrs. ,GeorJe S&Jiders and Randy aod Toni We,l h, Xe,Dia. While there th.ey he~p 41d t,be SOniltrfl' move Into thtJr n~w bom,, Mr. and ¥r.J Bob Cozarf and chUd~n, CoJ11mb1,1s spent the llo1i· day week end with hiJ· parents );fr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cozart and h.er parent.. Mr. and Mrs. David WoJfe. Mildto:!d and E. G. F~x " P:Of' .,~ STIVERSVILL~ and the eventual page form. To this day, to our ~nowledge y~: of New Haven, Mrs. Anna Iv.wln never have gone down the main drag of Lickskillet. It must and daughter Clenedda Of South exist, however, for rural news from Uckskillet still finds Its Side, Mrs. Anna Louise Colley and children Haven Heighl'J, Don· w~y to our column~ on occasion. In retrospect, the gentleman aid Cunningham, and Mr . and Mn. . Frank w o named Llcksk1llct must have been a 100 per cent Harris Mason. ;md the people who inhabit the phlce must cling to its given · name out of nostalgia for the "good old days." . There are many unusual place names in Meigs Co,untv like for Andy Harris of Racine to get to work on this :~;~~~:~:::: His llndmgs would be a revelation. Andy vou know c~n at a stranger's face and come close to ie.llin~ him' what name.Jr, Many limes he can hit him right on the head with We -are thlitklng another unusual- In a wa·y- name this one for a hlghwa.v curve. On State Route \43 betwee~ the ~nlon ,!Ave; bridge .:nd the Cross Roads Service Center is Dea~lfan s Curve. Apparently this curve must sometime in the past bave been the •cene of one or more accidents In which deaths resulted . It is one of those "natural" names for everyone knows that parr of the highway by its popular name This which precedes i• a round-about way of getting to our real text tor today's sermon. Briefly, we have 8 name for curve on State Route 7 which. If current accident rates on near It persist, will be as widely famous as ls .tis sister curve on Route 143. We refer to the curve at !he bottom of the first slope •outh of the Five Point• Grill, and near Shenang Springs. 'ijlen, coming on towards Pomeroy is another sharper bend to the left In th.e hjghway which also gets battered regularly by driv· ers trylnf to o.u tdo Brltisher John Cobb and his jet auto rfeer These wo cllrves in recent months have taken a serious In property damage, brolren limbs and scarred bodies. lhvulh neither is dangerous because of any lack o>ffrr~:~\~~~ visibility, certain oth•r factors in the area appear to al the ability ol some people to see clearly while driving along this secUon of highway. Within the last month there have been ~:1::~.:-J~ts recorded on pollee blotters lor driving while · ~Ost in1taoces the publ,lc Wf.S patient and unde_ratlndine, realizing that a Pre,sldet!.tial ,eleeti~n year always t_axes voting faemues. •am•• • ;1;:· ll;lll to eitl;aer n:;~i-!1• Wthia o, to re.tura. !J:JS at anotb~ time. Til:• ire the l~:liO ca,ea ~lCh the Secretary or 12:§ States offiee and Boards or Elec- 1:00 tions will 1t11G:y tateluiiy wUh the 1:~ thought of nmedylns: the situa- 2:JO • Two Route 7Curves Are Named • oM. ANO . WIDter JlfOVldea. an ....uent time of year for bulldlae new form equipment 1!!l!oll iaLnoeded. Detallecl plalla !<\r.·lbe · contton of a &trieta~ ._R!I~ ·farm ' ,; .. . " 4:00 3:30 ' 4:1\0 .\ Exlenoion 4:18 letln ho us . 6:30 8:M 8:Q ,, terials and dlflerent t.Jpes of adaptations for different purpose• •ucb •• a flat raet, bo1 r.aet ·or com- · blnaUon bay and Place raek. on 7:15 Dou,cJas J!Mwarb 7:80 My Jl'riend Flleta 8:00 We~t PoJnt Story 8:80 Playbvule of Staru 9:00 Ctuuder · 9:30 Highway Patrol pounds of m,llll: and '"· '· I ' 1Hi.lh ·ilton<l- eow, tbe Johnson hf:rd 3'1 lbs cow and the Earl ~an and Do11ald llora ·borda lied f•r · third with 3 3pourids _ per cow. In .the herds C<!WI Ia the blab TO. THE COINER JI'U'l'I'ERNUT &, tNO ~liy 'lown lo, Thinking About . . -,' ' .I .: \ < .. DE .~ ' ' ." ' ·U. ' . .. ., : ·; ,-" FREE * * OUfSTANDINGI · .11 Cll. Ft. UPBIGBT . I .· II Cll. AMADIGI . Ft. UPIIGBT :tS Ca. Ft..aiEST TYPE *WE SERVICE , *WE IINANCE FREE ! FRE~ , a " *WE DELIVER ' . Red Hot Specials ~A. CQOURWITHAFUtURI. ··.ltfSTbD 0.. A PAsn . ',.,~·_... 'NOW. : · O N ·olSPLA Y : .. .. • . •.... ··· · · ·· · · ·· ·.. · ·· .. · $349 OuR BABY-· 16 ~ cu. ft; CHEST FREEZER · · .. · · .............. · .. · . .. ONLY $299 •· ·. . . a,,.,ut . oNLYUeft-10 cu. ft. Auto. Def. Refiiprattrs- 52 lb. Frllier Cap'· ....... $299 . A.ll Sbiet Freesen, Wullen,.Dr.,.,.• St.elcftl . . '.r'· ' ·F~ezer, WGE - 19 cu. ft. CHEsT FREEZER - ONLY ' at ., . THIS CHOREI ' ,. Z4 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT BIGI . \ .. · .. · $6ft,1.FREEZER • ·.... $439 FREEZER .. ••.. $349 1FREEZER .... :. $359 FRD!Jd · .... · $439 Other Bull eool~ brtnga illli\'Y,.etll~o~~~l~-'hlit only when you ' us~ De La~) tiombln' 141\f<et .. ln.eaniuo<!ll,op With 1011!1 !llllt·eooler, are .you ~mp!etely "tooHng up' for mulnili!D . m111t jJrductloll, DWdmlllll labor saving and miWmum· proflta. With a J)e ~•al CombiDe; ppe man qln ~:up·lo 30 !iO"ii Jl'll' hour,~thout carrying, wllbquteoorinl· . ", · All over the coun'IIY. Clall'y latDiers ire "<!01118 De Laval'-lll the !'IY· · ' ·• ' LARGEI · LIVJ 200 LB HOG . •• . .. :" · :WtTH EACH FREEZER PURCHASE LET A ... _..._ ' Your · Sunset • LAVAL 'BULK COOLER . ' . ' .. f~.gp On. yqur Diol -.... . ·~ • ., 990 -.1. ·' '' BIGI ' E H ''• ~- PRESENT PRICES APPLY UNTil DEC.: 24 .. .. U Ca. Ft. UPRIGHT .DA.IAY: · J • ·atG .S.AVINGS PRICES REDUCED .HOW TO w Phone 98 , . Jack ca,..y, Mgr. Pomerwy :} , In . CO.OP MEIGS. CO' rar . .,.d · ~'"" 1 ~1.~;. ~ I..dn!l ·~ ~ uot W<io4erl\ll." 'I· Gibsort bfrd bad tbe average with 40 pound!: COMPANY, INC. r Uwb, ~ihlellll oo -opolltoo, ..~oro .worM ..,.art. Here, howP411"--be so • average Jwoduetion •in the d~~~!~ · the bl EQUIPMENT J:ht ~ ;i.nd only round· hold; Bu"-lo.-. N. Y., flrla who can't ....._d W~•day attft.; nQOJI brldp partie~ eome be.r e: .q; lDO, do w~p.. ona, Mtnn., f&r&«t mtehfli1CJ Who ~\lld work on BuptU. and .f'trrarta ,lllatt:•d ot A ·• i· can e&r'l. The o«btat Oftt.. .._~tl_e 01. New o$. , . Includt4 In thil leJf,on ot UJo dtm.fild are the IUibt orawte..._tht people· who IJtie•u•e ot tbtlr prote•on or lneJtnaUon, come ahve Only In ttie dark, aman hours. ot aU thelt, tbue wlattill .oull: who are about rudy to play when the r.lat of the world le Httlblf 'tlNdly ~ bed, none ~ mo.-. tYPical , than ·the actor. Ht &Yoldl lunltnt •• It It were the black . · , "Aa.d do ',-ou know, ..-\lfrwtY .,_,. tqld me today q aht " ' 14Ud l'r&ceruny ontO • • ··' !.! ' the ~y place Whtre · lilft• lldlbo.• W)lol~d Wlthoul a lUlU "'""I'JOIIOR'\iOn,~to pounds of poundl!o • Thereon Johnaoa my new to • olllt 2i and leu for the month were for milk the Jamet F. Giblon herd -- ·.. ·. "Where Qu~ Is Paramount'' 11'1 _....,.. Rt. 124, MIIIIRIYJLLI Small herd gtoup of twenty eowa . 1111 PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. SUGA'RRUN FLOUR MILL !0811 liOnJidl illd tar! Dean 832 pounds. In tiutterfat pro- N !'&<likr OJ>!ndoa., • bl.fttertat 'per coW per montb. The hill> indlvlduol eow In butterfat produt'!tion !or tbe month wall C. II. Headley~ Ormohy wltb 14 lb. of butterfat. ., church aervicea at tr:W YORK-This . ot courae, the haven for aquare pep PIOVICO, Y• aa pile •P ...... ' Broiln Pmfuo. lfa optdll-: ally clalped for Pnflllllle ' \. . , 'the' November repor:t of c. N. Jonea, PrG4uctkm Tester lor the Meip Dairy Serviee Unit •~owed . 14 henb on tell a...rqlnr 738 ollorlln--IIJI · a tl~ One w!llcb k . av.U.:Die wJth- eut cbure.. '1 Th1t Jives all tbe detiU. of eon. strucUon .. well 14 blll1 or ma- 8:00 FERTILIZER · NoW .. ~lfi from the Olfloo ·ln.a ~~ buJ. wagon raet •re :·ry•- ..--.....,..., r11o ....it,_~ .'' . GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON OTHER APP,"lti.NCES -Mitro-MaUc.:.. Beg. $1Z.QJ ' ,. . ,!II.COIJTOR .. · ~ ··:. ··· ··· · · · · ··.. $10.95 ·ll!lh!lalon- 1\eg. $!8.95 f.Y SKIUOS · · ...... · ........ · ·.. · $.14.95 . MIXERS ............... · $15.95 -Dominion TOASTERS '~ '. . ·. · Rer: fJt.50 Pop.Up Reg. $19.Q · ·Now $14.95 $25.00 . ' ' �' • \ . . . .. ( ' '• ·The Daily Sentinel -O'J'ED -· Your Eleetion ·. Laws ·· ~ 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA lt!CHAIUII. OWafll .:_ ~INEil.U MANAGER . 'Q) RlniCILD .. $1111NE - IDITDR ...;,.... ~ ~ cJ..& Dl.,tun, D\l.tter at the po11 oWee at · · 's'.oJ::!~ :i"flo 0::-1'1,..111 Sunday by The Ohio Vtllor phooe 398, editorial ortt:':h~~ :air~omeroy, 0 BUfineu Orfice .. at3l!~~!,p~ ~;~~~.¥~:.:r~~~v;; Boltinelli-Kimball, rne, !" elft ,... ' ' TALKiDllllrlliiiTO HIOIDIAN, Ton,....Manb.all liarlWI'I'FOII!I, COM. - 1wo - olll lost 11.11 waltb OIHI day while dQ1later hr- found 1<> llleano faDed to wh1ltl ltirrine aome wbi<b tlory opUecl f .. bill tiJq IJol the wat.eb clttned o m...,.. of Thllr .._ It ~ruanlni. prelorJol ..._ ' • · S bs . Y. ' ' Y. · u CTIPtion ratet: Delivery by t!arTfer where av iJabl 30 ~:~~Jxwm""ok.:.~~e1..e80 ar. iathadvanee 11 The Daily Sendnel o~llCe, • •available: """ ... · • $1roe~.tnonths • $3 ...... ~ By ~-t te Where one••month ·~ or I'OU 11 $4-.JS; three molltbs, $2.00; one- i.ont~.a$1.one year $8; sax months, ' I , ..UIRYID Ill PAINT Back The Attack On Accidents Frotsm coast to co!'"~, America Is rallying forces a_iainsfone oI I great~t ~ne~tes- traffic accidents. The tr~lC nse m !-"• death foU tb,is year has made 1956 the darkest year 1n traffic accident history. . . In an all-out effort to ba)t the mounting toll of dead and in. JUrod, the ~fi~lqoaj SaJety Council is launching a nationwide c'-"!Palgn c d "l'l""k .... ..,uta "' · • 11 · .. whicl!'wll(contillueifuf;Ugb' 19.~7.5"? Qlb ·~ c.' 1cc~ents, The for camp.a,;Jn ,sJIIo)izllji ill _ tq ;:"g~lensput hb1·gli£woU'Sf:,_JS a'!{l llri~/4 ~,zeils lil· in A!Jotll fight · -... zli1 ar, s1er.d ,.-~ . .. ~ . . -~ .. ,1 Public officials ar.e, asln!d f.Q ~)Uhe att.icl~>y ~ ~n u tl> ~~· lthp traffic. law e.ofQrceme.)t. ~vlt. $1zeps aro :.ttabec\,bY. setting a lietter; personal example i11 their: 0 ...;;_ traf. 1 •e avior, and by demondlng.-supportlng and! a<liepting ..; ' mo':" rigorous traffic law enforceiilent. Smce December is the most dangerous month llf the year in traffic, the spec1al hazards of the holiday season will be em. phasued !n !he rfrst mon1~ of the new campaign, These are speed, dn~kmg, night driv1nj! and the risk to pedestrians, We cant build an expressway to traffic safety _ but we -can ~eep ~~r htghway~ from ~coming human "toll" rOads if pubhc offiCials and c1trzens will unite and "Back th e Attac k" . ti~ ~ ~~ Jlllti>o~ / The Sign of Quality Order Your . SEED aoke'd •• • In · thu • ,.,.,.•.., an • ., the pre. . •otlbl f,.. .wbteh ~ some countries do not permit) 'but were co,mpelled We ~uspicion early pioneers look a great deal of ride in beme fmt mto a virgin territory and giving ill!porta~t land~.lr s, terram features, rJvers, lakes and regions names. The hl~tory of how names for inanimate objects about the earth or· 1gmated should be .a science in itself, as is semasiology IV/>Ich co ncerns 1lself witH, how words and the meaning of words or! , • g1nated. tion. We • Jean· Lewl1 enne and Lawrcna were 1hoppln~r in Parkerabura monday. Mr .and Mrs. Jt~mes Bennett and son ·sammy JQe; Mra.. Benton Blake motored to Wav.erJey Qlilo .to viait wUh r~laUvet Mr. Mariha Bennett accompanied tbem h.or;nc For examp!e It would intrigue us lo know how some f for a visit. 11 Me1gs County s rural centen'' became known under t hoe Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana they carry. Take Lickskillet. For a number of ears Lewis and Merta the past week tmhng at a newspaper typewriter here we have noted y this were Mr. and Mrs. James Cunnmost odd name proceed past our desk on its wa to a lino.t ingJ~am and son JlmmJe George •• •· • ' l So, we offer the name, "Blind Man's Curvea" 111 a a~lit~~~~ It not orl&inal, name for Route 7's two danger~us curves. anyone have a better suggestion? •.'' ....- .ar~ plca!<>d t~ pole ~~~~ In Mr .aod Mrs. PeU TaJOOti spent 'l'benksa:ivW wun ..tli~rlr da1,1&hter and her b~bi'hd, Mr. and Mrs. ,GeorJe S&Jiders and Randy aod Toni We,l h, Xe,Dia. While there th.ey he~p 41d t,be SOniltrfl' move Into thtJr n~w bom,, Mr. and ¥r.J Bob Cozarf and chUd~n, CoJ11mb1,1s spent the llo1i· day week end with hiJ· parents );fr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cozart and h.er parent.. Mr. and Mrs. David WoJfe. Mildto:!d and E. G. F~x " P:Of' .,~ STIVERSVILL~ and the eventual page form. To this day, to our ~nowledge y~: of New Haven, Mrs. Anna Iv.wln never have gone down the main drag of Lickskillet. It must and daughter Clenedda Of South exist, however, for rural news from Uckskillet still finds Its Side, Mrs. Anna Louise Colley and children Haven Heighl'J, Don· w~y to our column~ on occasion. In retrospect, the gentleman aid Cunningham, and Mr . and Mn. . Frank w o named Llcksk1llct must have been a 100 per cent Harris Mason. ;md the people who inhabit the phlce must cling to its given · name out of nostalgia for the "good old days." . There are many unusual place names in Meigs Co,untv like for Andy Harris of Racine to get to work on this :~;~~~:~:::: His llndmgs would be a revelation. Andy vou know c~n at a stranger's face and come close to ie.llin~ him' what name.Jr, Many limes he can hit him right on the head with We -are thlitklng another unusual- In a wa·y- name this one for a hlghwa.v curve. On State Route \43 betwee~ the ~nlon ,!Ave; bridge .:nd the Cross Roads Service Center is Dea~lfan s Curve. Apparently this curve must sometime in the past bave been the •cene of one or more accidents In which deaths resulted . It is one of those "natural" names for everyone knows that parr of the highway by its popular name This which precedes i• a round-about way of getting to our real text tor today's sermon. Briefly, we have 8 name for curve on State Route 7 which. If current accident rates on near It persist, will be as widely famous as ls .tis sister curve on Route 143. We refer to the curve at !he bottom of the first slope •outh of the Five Point• Grill, and near Shenang Springs. 'ijlen, coming on towards Pomeroy is another sharper bend to the left In th.e hjghway which also gets battered regularly by driv· ers trylnf to o.u tdo Brltisher John Cobb and his jet auto rfeer These wo cllrves in recent months have taken a serious In property damage, brolren limbs and scarred bodies. lhvulh neither is dangerous because of any lack o>ffrr~:~\~~~ visibility, certain oth•r factors in the area appear to al the ability ol some people to see clearly while driving along this secUon of highway. Within the last month there have been ~:1::~.:-J~ts recorded on pollee blotters lor driving while · ~Ost in1taoces the publ,lc Wf.S patient and unde_ratlndine, realizing that a Pre,sldet!.tial ,eleeti~n year always t_axes voting faemues. •am•• • ;1;:· ll;lll to eitl;aer n:;~i-!1• Wthia o, to re.tura. !J:JS at anotb~ time. Til:• ire the l~:liO ca,ea ~lCh the Secretary or 12:§ States offiee and Boards or Elec- 1:00 tions will 1t11G:y tateluiiy wUh the 1:~ thought of nmedylns: the situa- 2:JO • Two Route 7Curves Are Named • oM. ANO . WIDter JlfOVldea. an ....uent time of year for bulldlae new form equipment 1!!l!oll iaLnoeded. Detallecl plalla !<\r.·lbe · contton of a &trieta~ ._R!I~ ·farm ' ,; .. . " 4:00 3:30 ' 4:1\0 .\ Exlenoion 4:18 letln ho us . 6:30 8:M 8:Q ,, terials and dlflerent t.Jpes of adaptations for different purpose• •ucb •• a flat raet, bo1 r.aet ·or com- · blnaUon bay and Place raek. on 7:15 Dou,cJas J!Mwarb 7:80 My Jl'riend Flleta 8:00 We~t PoJnt Story 8:80 Playbvule of Staru 9:00 Ctuuder · 9:30 Highway Patrol pounds of m,llll: and '"· '· I ' 1Hi.lh ·ilton<l- eow, tbe Johnson hf:rd 3'1 lbs cow and the Earl ~an and Do11ald llora ·borda lied f•r · third with 3 3pourids _ per cow. In .the herds C<!WI Ia the blab TO. THE COINER JI'U'l'I'ERNUT &, tNO ~liy 'lown lo, Thinking About . . -,' ' .I .: \ < .. DE .~ ' ' ." ' ·U. ' . .. ., : ·; ,-" FREE * * OUfSTANDINGI · .11 Cll. Ft. UPBIGBT . I .· II Cll. AMADIGI . Ft. UPIIGBT :tS Ca. Ft..aiEST TYPE *WE SERVICE , *WE IINANCE FREE ! FRE~ , a " *WE DELIVER ' . Red Hot Specials ~A. CQOURWITHAFUtURI. ··.ltfSTbD 0.. A PAsn . ',.,~·_... 'NOW. : · O N ·olSPLA Y : .. .. • . •.... ··· · · ·· · · ·· ·.. · ·· .. · $349 OuR BABY-· 16 ~ cu. ft; CHEST FREEZER · · .. · · .............. · .. · . .. ONLY $299 •· ·. . . a,,.,ut . oNLYUeft-10 cu. ft. Auto. Def. Refiiprattrs- 52 lb. Frllier Cap'· ....... $299 . A.ll Sbiet Freesen, Wullen,.Dr.,.,.• St.elcftl . . '.r'· ' ·F~ezer, WGE - 19 cu. ft. CHEsT FREEZER - ONLY ' at ., . THIS CHOREI ' ,. Z4 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT BIGI . \ .. · .. · $6ft,1.FREEZER • ·.... $439 FREEZER .. ••.. $349 1FREEZER .... :. $359 FRD!Jd · .... · $439 Other Bull eool~ brtnga illli\'Y,.etll~o~~~l~-'hlit only when you ' us~ De La~) tiombln' 141\f<et .. ln.eaniuo<!ll,op With 1011!1 !llllt·eooler, are .you ~mp!etely "tooHng up' for mulnili!D . m111t jJrductloll, DWdmlllll labor saving and miWmum· proflta. With a J)e ~•al CombiDe; ppe man qln ~:up·lo 30 !iO"ii Jl'll' hour,~thout carrying, wllbquteoorinl· . ", · All over the coun'IIY. Clall'y latDiers ire "<!01118 De Laval'-lll the !'IY· · ' ·• ' LARGEI · LIVJ 200 LB HOG . •• . .. :" · :WtTH EACH FREEZER PURCHASE LET A ... _..._ ' Your · Sunset • LAVAL 'BULK COOLER . ' . ' .. f~.gp On. yqur Diol -.... . ·~ • ., 990 -.1. ·' '' BIGI ' E H ''• ~- PRESENT PRICES APPLY UNTil DEC.: 24 .. .. U Ca. Ft. UPRIGHT .DA.IAY: · J • ·atG .S.AVINGS PRICES REDUCED .HOW TO w Phone 98 , . Jack ca,..y, Mgr. Pomerwy :} , In . CO.OP MEIGS. CO' rar . .,.d · ~'"" 1 ~1.~;. ~ I..dn!l ·~ ~ uot W<io4erl\ll." 'I· Gibsort bfrd bad tbe average with 40 pound!: COMPANY, INC. r Uwb, ~ihlellll oo -opolltoo, ..~oro .worM ..,.art. Here, howP411"--be so • average Jwoduetion •in the d~~~!~ · the bl EQUIPMENT J:ht ~ ;i.nd only round· hold; Bu"-lo.-. N. Y., flrla who can't ....._d W~•day attft.; nQOJI brldp partie~ eome be.r e: .q; lDO, do w~p.. ona, Mtnn., f&r&«t mtehfli1CJ Who ~\lld work on BuptU. and .f'trrarta ,lllatt:•d ot A ·• i· can e&r'l. The o«btat Oftt.. .._~tl_e 01. New o$. , . Includt4 In thil leJf,on ot UJo dtm.fild are the IUibt orawte..._tht people· who IJtie•u•e ot tbtlr prote•on or lneJtnaUon, come ahve Only In ttie dark, aman hours. ot aU thelt, tbue wlattill .oull: who are about rudy to play when the r.lat of the world le Httlblf 'tlNdly ~ bed, none ~ mo.-. tYPical , than ·the actor. Ht &Yoldl lunltnt •• It It were the black . · , "Aa.d do ',-ou know, ..-\lfrwtY .,_,. tqld me today q aht " ' 14Ud l'r&ceruny ontO • • ··' !.! ' the ~y place Whtre · lilft• lldlbo.• W)lol~d Wlthoul a lUlU "'""I'JOIIOR'\iOn,~to pounds of poundl!o • Thereon Johnaoa my new to • olllt 2i and leu for the month were for milk the Jamet F. Giblon herd -- ·.. ·. "Where Qu~ Is Paramount'' 11'1 _....,.. Rt. 124, MIIIIRIYJLLI Small herd gtoup of twenty eowa . 1111 PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. SUGA'RRUN FLOUR MILL !0811 liOnJidl illd tar! Dean 832 pounds. In tiutterfat pro- N !'&<likr OJ>!ndoa., • bl.fttertat 'per coW per montb. The hill> indlvlduol eow In butterfat produt'!tion !or tbe month wall C. II. Headley~ Ormohy wltb 14 lb. of butterfat. ., church aervicea at tr:W YORK-This . ot courae, the haven for aquare pep PIOVICO, Y• aa pile •P ...... ' Broiln Pmfuo. lfa optdll-: ally clalped for Pnflllllle ' \. . , 'the' November repor:t of c. N. Jonea, PrG4uctkm Tester lor the Meip Dairy Serviee Unit •~owed . 14 henb on tell a...rqlnr 738 ollorlln--IIJI · a tl~ One w!llcb k . av.U.:Die wJth- eut cbure.. '1 Th1t Jives all tbe detiU. of eon. strucUon .. well 14 blll1 or ma- 8:00 FERTILIZER · NoW .. ~lfi from the Olfloo ·ln.a ~~ buJ. wagon raet •re :·ry•- ..--.....,..., r11o ....it,_~ .'' . GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON OTHER APP,"lti.NCES -Mitro-MaUc.:.. Beg. $1Z.QJ ' ,. . ,!II.COIJTOR .. · ~ ··:. ··· ··· · · · · ··.. $10.95 ·ll!lh!lalon- 1\eg. $!8.95 f.Y SKIUOS · · ...... · ........ · ·.. · $.14.95 . MIXERS ............... · $15.95 -Dominion TOASTERS '~ '. . ·. · Rer: fJt.50 Pop.Up Reg. $19.Q · ·Now $14.95 $25.00 . ' ' �• • • Lambert, Hindy, ~rvin Win Honorable Mention In Poll Beside• Grimsley b~k. the trt takirig part in the fafi spOrt. ' Selected by the state•• cOMJuaa, lports ~ters and broacJe:asten, illo Only Unlood ,lOt ...., ll¥f t:JiA!~~6-~.:2 lim · tdm Ironton, dtffhta third ,...,.. and "Tom dehnM. Osborne, Mansfield, which flnllhed nmne'nlp In the final United Pfeas cotchei!l Ratings behind 11'1.)1hU!il atlte champion Cant()n McKinley, or '. BUI ures .. _ a real , Christmas Is Comitt' 1 MAKE YOUR RtSERYATIOIS NOW ·YOUR YULE OR NEW YUI'$ nt..' • ; ·oooo" lo•~H••o~ $•095" rue.. oldnt morooo nntsh --- -· ettra e~&a ba'f. •Ill IN Private Dining Rooms For Small or Lorge Parties ~ . 1953 dtrttf• Clft. Clay, PHONE 396 Sparltl!ng ~ flnllh, radio ~eat:er .,,,-,.!,li!ONU'< ilillt .... one awner,extra~. Wltfi- ,,.reru.f~ _ .~:~ . HOTEL MARTIN POMUllY'S BEBf ' ' · •••WW .:...............;..,.,_., $5-f$ ,: 1951 Nash lllue•.w\lli ri<llo' md•!ifi!IJt, ....-drive ·-· two doors .... ld~l ft<:cm:d ear- ~~ a Hal liM JNy, (i(r. tnd llrt. Samuel Pfi'TJ',lflltee- hardtOp ~.c; ! ·· 1956~ (~~~~~. ~ ...... ' ..... ;.. .:. $20t5 ~~~~~~~~1~ ·--.: _,. Fou•doOh,'rtcllo iiiAI hoOflilr~,.i . lOw mileaa:e. ·. • . 1 •• •. -~ . !flo toM lib ilft . • ' · ··t~ :::.·JaM tiJ ·" ' . 1,' ' . ~. B. F.~ . LIUiotn $10!lt '"":'\·;! ' !4<0fto; Ruth, MrL BleekJ with heater .. __ .Jnotor af •lftOOtb u a tltten'a purr .:. •• 1004 ® ;. ·. clltlbn. ·.. ·' · • ,·· Pullon• ~·· Mio. ·lie.. vet R~cei ~. Mn. J.Ck &fell- J •• tel; Eleeta_, Mr•. Sotlln Vtomiill"; Warder, Mrs. Cbarlet VroniU· SepUnel, t;k.oqe M~inhart. ' IAUfY . . ltf . The. IIIJIIIUation •1-d tht honor. Complete flfU .,.Jir. td inllaUlnl o!lic:ero with 4hd ~.... .liiJ!Iel Ctiworthy, Ina WGrtftJ llalroo, P•• IIIII to ·' ... ·,,' PdAWY~ITY .. 15) AUTO Parts STOP TODAY FOR ALL YOUR N••dI I ...... D " RUT l.ft" Watson, ZanesPortsmouth. c: Cleveland S,baw. SICOND TWAM DI~INSI :ENDS: Leon MitChell, Mi:ldletG~llf P~O Which · the proposal.l plan would base naati.to athletes strictly on set Umlts on the antourit '*salltance. It also .calla Syltes, Marion. T~CKL!:S: ' ~nle Wright, Tole· do Seott; '.Yftn'- Mercer, Massillon. Gl),ARD£: Lee Kennedy, Newark Lee Weidner, Mllllmfsbllrg. CJ!:NTER: Dave Steiner, Lima. f~, !<";om;e ·To'd4ys Sports BACKS: tron Branson, Zanes:ville; Tony Calucchla, Youngs, town Ursullna; Jim _ Cremeans, Rutl•nd; Mike Inlram, Bellaire. THIRD TIAM I)~PINSI ENDS: Larry ilUi~ Canton rejected a Nand schedule for' the approved a pl";;pbtNCAA rule., fDrr to make more Parade Bv OSCAR FRALEY Unl..ct Prell Sportt Writer Lln~hln; Sliftc Tktm~.t; Cleveland . Juhn Adams. ,.noltiea lor violllllon• 'MELBOURNE UP . " Wallzlng TACKLES: J. C. M:llls, Sprln&"- Matilda," the Australian version f1eld; Larry Whitaker,. •Wapako- of "Oh, Susanna" finally found Its AUTO $AlESR.utlaad ·~~n~ot~O~Bfl~"m~":·~~ ~~~; 5 Ph. 6904-Y ''i:i~~~:;i; I' ' St. . . SE~ IT'S THE H'IT· OF -THE - t;..:.asr OfdamoMie ··l •• • j . and bRIVE It ·. ' . ' .,.. --~. ··~ Jones. Harry P. SmJth, . F. Tompkins and E. W. Downie · Wednesday e~ ~,;• ~·"! i complimentarj' . ·. as·. ~~ , I ... , Veledpe4es :=: 8!.! • kids IGYe 'em .•, ; .... Portallle·TV $14.95 .:-:::, !iethodls,t Adva••• TMoloty. 9"- U" -17'~ , •Ideal far childrlift Blga:i, Mrs. Glen Hersebfll Gilkey Parkersburg, W . ij tb. Qr,eco. Roman wrest. \ le1 .'~ds ly, T. ·~·. the '' ' . lilf'ae:'J:, . ! • DO IT· NOW There's Still Time · 17~, .;r.:.. •- fully auiomalic ·.,.· .' ciiKK-UP · · · · · · ·:.. · · ·· · · · · ·: : tUfll.rt.·, LOW&i' C~t / '· ' '·• · ~•r ,..... ~tOuhd ' and - •fully~ut~ .· .. ~. . ' or over Itt llmei .. " ............ ) an awkto .,.PI)' bb MAKE ·' .,_.._ 49 ·-....,l•tlne~ ' >.. SMITH . Budsie'i · Buy A._L your gltte on tiu, ¥1Natone Ptan ... m•k• only one atnall jta,.ment weikly ·., ,'··' -:··· 5~11.1 DicEIIIJil 4111 Tltru 13 MOTOR CO. ~MElOY I • cha•racters gets or · @) • . '\' '· i: . ., 1hi1 mlfl• *tt1 r she m.lnutet they- stand roe £01tOe llke a couple o( inebriated lodp brothers Indiln wrooWrij for 1Joe tab. AI thla po!nt, eierroat tru-otrl • hlo hands and 'they •D to th~ mat. But, ch grother~,_.you newr •aw anything With The Purcha~t Of Any USlD CAR & TRUCK ' rl' One of the down on hla fo rt.bree DVR:ING THE ···~lo •l-~ 10. CliP Sla "''""· 'l; •.•\l or dol.en•ive- 1ik&tblL - · · · • ·· 'f••d. Car or Tru.c~ .. .. 22. 95 - ~·-· .., ••lt~,f<llfc,rd T"O lieii~ ' h,· and alrt'lldf It's I' tlew(ltclt~- 6~ ' time It 1t~pt1d, 'ln G.recn - Roman raulln•· the ;'it~IO\ft" ate- ~ot permitted to·""!•· tfii1f teD for anY· thing but tlie '\VIltzlnQ. That is, no 7 • a~ldnftlllc chcMg;,g ' aratulate yourseU It yoU haven't· ls a erc!lr' lhetMin· ., dane~ mar-ath~n and 1~• traa: con~~t by t"'d waltJ.ln.t ea.rs. U thla la a ",pp:rt..:·~ ~ · .:vmpitf proPortion• Of Your Choice -'Y,2.50atteek "' Gre<!o ..1 Rol'ftin.INI"'!ItUn~. lft case you've never S.. it • and eon- OR ORGANI.ZATIOI'<I ~~ t~e drop of a jOUr tenor. But Its KOlle tocla, fa. tlae prlvite property of the Anne•. Nob6dy, thltftobmty, Meds It as much TO THE CHIIlCH ,_ Olympic games. In the current proper medium It i• a awlnfllnli Iolli long dear to tire' heaftt Of th!,Aus•les, who break into ,Itt aGJei"iin' lament at ICI'I. IN YOUR NAME ........... __ Ath~ns · ROCK~T, . \.J llro. ClotWortily wlih for the dining table " arran&"tmEmf lot the social hour. A dessert course were served by Mrs. Mil· Um Hood, Mrs. Daniel Thompson:; Mrs. Leland Brown, Mrs. n'ani Cbeescbrew, Mrs. Denver Nelsoft. ' · and Mrs.' GOLDEN 1\, (; a COJ'!!IIge, candles, evertret.n and oma~ J -· so pre,.li)O<f pretented and 2t1 guests were··Pff aent for the lutallation ceremoft¥. Sc:arlet poln~s aDd evergfetn were used to ,decorate tbe Hall 1pd tbe di!!CMitlftf eOmmittee: ·BaJUe aod Nellie ZtrWe~ u.sed Cbriltmit Troy. Cleveland Riebard Bradfol'd, , Wayne Fontes, Can· ton McKinlt.Y; TO'II Mattea, East P10t Mllr<m'l pin to Jlt:r<e clolwortby .ft~• . the Cbapter and a Paat p~·~ pln to- fit. Clat'10r. thy lr<~m tti&lr otlleett. Offi"'" al< Mrs. Viola J6ilel Wb~ li qufte Chapter& ftom GaJiipolls, RarriIii tire Rl11010l01' tift H6iile, • Route• ~. wut ol>IOHe hOr sonvUie, "Pomef(ly, Tbarman. Ckelb.lr~ and Alhland, Ky., were re, sun_ day. West Glover, FreBob Garrett, Dayton OF . otfictn. · · Mrs. t. !. lfeln.r pf<tellfecl tile ber N..lrrJ A"f•~ · lt:oJJr~ Pei'I'J, . . Mtt; ' '. UNE •n: Pa11l, WI~. Yn. .Aflthooy p~ MEIGS MOTOR WE CARRY A with a aolo "111 Talk" IUn• by ' US£D·tARI Wtrd and Jim Tillet of FremOnt . . ....n fi•tlh -•-· · • 1953 PlymoutH Cl.. co.,Pe ·.... ·:····" -' .. : $7ts edllng Mansfiekl'l l•t ... t 0 I"IU , 1951 dlttnllitllttlll11e D.lute allY was named UP "back of the NEW ..ao- ' two dook. ...w Mn. J. 0 . • ....., """'... Pl'tlided over a 1bort~ _ , . , . seaion. Mn:. Joha Lil!!ttrlhr ... Mr•. !dwln J. ChirJet were a.... 1.1 a eommHtee Co prepare ~ ma.1 baskett. Tht Gudd of lht Ora~, Epi!K'op A d ~~~ert eoune 'lf'a1 lerted. _. al C1Utrtll met Wednesdlly eventhe Mtl. Hlrtlriftr ·irig el the home Of Mrs. M. U. llre. .......... t~m Ct-ow to twenty nm-. ben. ..-. kaninJer, But~rnut Ave. Two toM IRon talllo and lteater ... """"' llleettiia . . lbl'. .l '· ,·--· white atdeW.U firil, tiiited etas• aM automltie tt*'*IW81fb· . 1 a,OOO mUes. , . DaDy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Dee/F, t.-...14 ;l4 Htlllll"'' The top vote ietter in the back· :field was McKinley's Ronald Ike OriDuley, a triple-threat Jtlr wbo 'A'U the heart and soUl c:if thC Bulldog's quick - hlttlnJ offenie. Fot his accvmpllsh~entt, Qrtm• ..,_ . 1954 DeSoto.,.,...._ · .............. · · · · ··$1i~s .:rnri!t~: landed .thrf'e p1ayers on the fir1t team. McKinley aild HamiltOn. Public placfld two aplete. ~.'' 'Ill'*** * 'R <AI 'ilt ·• .. ~'*,.'It tb lom.ete 'tyler, W.wark, ·Frant•. M'a:asneid, . htthlt'thttft Ohto irK r_tn~lj Wm bertha. the, ...,. .lim lhN"" RVt11illd, 111C0M •fMtw' ... ......; Jack Am'lttro~tttt McA~r th1rd Nwn -'knM, ld K......... lhJMn.,nr., third t..m cl.t«t... IIH .fMmlngdtle, MWI...a. Hrst 10- - Grace £pjscopol Church Guild Meeting Is Held l.!iclfle l'lenb Hrwklu, Pbin&-o:t SOdety I!Jilllot · . ·~· ' ;11tB•If, Mtdtl)~ ~1 ilillcir-tlbooe 51. .SWEErH£ARTS TO DRIVEf 'mttil. it petalbli lfl ~tf ilfJ*'ljD forotbatl aamet W~~u•• tdls oHiflllllt,: . R$ -n.~ MONEY ! .. a-.-.. ~\Ills dur· ·•liflbt.ll lin Ill ell· at quarter. ..., • • . ' Ill Potndl illlfteteo \fAD I ., . TEAM OFFINJ,E Bob Williams. Cal);"fon 200, 6-3; p,.., pl..,m - lineups: , JJoot.. In dlt<!fOiio ,.,...,..., to The Dailv . Sentinel 4-Daily Sentinil, Poliliruy-M!ddleport, 0., Det. 7, 1968 • • 1956 AH-Ohlo hi1b teams w'ltb &chooi, heights, plus df(ensiVe the ~re1ril" team avera~ Mfte 198 pounds lift the 1hte and 183 pounds in the power-pltked fleld. rM f.i.i'Bt team orcen&ive ~kfleld l~ldded Teller of FreUront tmd Tro,.·s ~ensatlomal "F· bomb," Bobby Fergbson, It the 'Ulfbacb. Bill Cannonball Cttop. er ·all ~uy winner for fuU- COLUMBUS. O. UP - T h e Untted Pre• todiY aDTiouC(eed tb 1986 AU..Ohto hiJh school' football tea,;n, 1 22 man ~quad repreae•tlng the best of oome 21 IlliG tll!'- - "b-. """' ..... I'O..tf'n* • • Jim Cre01eansOn UP .All~ Ohio Eleven fly BOB GRIMM Ur'ltiH Pl"ftt SPorh \lllrlf•r • / YOUR Shopping Headqucil't..n · , ~;,. FOR: Men .. _. ; i.~ W ' ' .., . r'' ' ~ '' ' ' . . .. Jioys ,tyl.. . .S.Ow ~.. fl H&R Fi RE.'ST.0 N{' ...4L.U4ffel· . ,. . ' ' tuallai(,'c$;1f .' .. ...~ . I . DEALER S10RI! ,>.. t . .. ' ., .. ". , �• • • Lambert, Hindy, ~rvin Win Honorable Mention In Poll Beside• Grimsley b~k. the trt takirig part in the fafi spOrt. ' Selected by the state•• cOMJuaa, lports ~ters and broacJe:asten, illo Only Unlood ,lOt ...., ll¥f t:JiA!~~6-~.:2 lim · tdm Ironton, dtffhta third ,...,.. and "Tom dehnM. Osborne, Mansfield, which flnllhed nmne'nlp In the final United Pfeas cotchei!l Ratings behind 11'1.)1hU!il atlte champion Cant()n McKinley, or '. BUI ures .. _ a real , Christmas Is Comitt' 1 MAKE YOUR RtSERYATIOIS NOW ·YOUR YULE OR NEW YUI'$ nt..' • ; ·oooo" lo•~H••o~ $•095" rue.. oldnt morooo nntsh --- -· ettra e~&a ba'f. •Ill IN Private Dining Rooms For Small or Lorge Parties ~ . 1953 dtrttf• Clft. Clay, PHONE 396 Sparltl!ng ~ flnllh, radio ~eat:er .,,,-,.!,li!ONU'< ilillt .... one awner,extra~. Wltfi- ,,.reru.f~ _ .~:~ . HOTEL MARTIN POMUllY'S BEBf ' ' · •••WW .:...............;..,.,_., $5-f$ ,: 1951 Nash lllue•.w\lli ri<llo' md•!ifi!IJt, ....-drive ·-· two doors .... ld~l ft<:cm:d ear- ~~ a Hal liM JNy, (i(r. tnd llrt. Samuel Pfi'TJ',lflltee- hardtOp ~.c; ! ·· 1956~ (~~~~~. ~ ...... ' ..... ;.. .:. $20t5 ~~~~~~~~1~ ·--.: _,. Fou•doOh,'rtcllo iiiAI hoOflilr~,.i . lOw mileaa:e. ·. • . 1 •• •. -~ . !flo toM lib ilft . • ' · ··t~ :::.·JaM tiJ ·" ' . 1,' ' . ~. B. F.~ . LIUiotn $10!lt '"":'\·;! ' !4<0fto; Ruth, MrL BleekJ with heater .. __ .Jnotor af •lftOOtb u a tltten'a purr .:. •• 1004 ® ;. ·. clltlbn. ·.. ·' · • ,·· Pullon• ~·· Mio. ·lie.. vet R~cei ~. Mn. J.Ck &fell- J •• tel; Eleeta_, Mr•. Sotlln Vtomiill"; Warder, Mrs. Cbarlet VroniU· SepUnel, t;k.oqe M~inhart. ' IAUfY . . ltf . The. IIIJIIIUation •1-d tht honor. Complete flfU .,.Jir. td inllaUlnl o!lic:ero with 4hd ~.... .liiJ!Iel Ctiworthy, Ina WGrtftJ llalroo, P•• IIIII to ·' ... ·,,' PdAWY~ITY .. 15) AUTO Parts STOP TODAY FOR ALL YOUR N••dI I ...... D " RUT l.ft" Watson, ZanesPortsmouth. c: Cleveland S,baw. SICOND TWAM DI~INSI :ENDS: Leon MitChell, Mi:ldletG~llf P~O Which · the proposal.l plan would base naati.to athletes strictly on set Umlts on the antourit '*salltance. It also .calla Syltes, Marion. T~CKL!:S: ' ~nle Wright, Tole· do Seott; '.Yftn'- Mercer, Massillon. Gl),ARD£: Lee Kennedy, Newark Lee Weidner, Mllllmfsbllrg. CJ!:NTER: Dave Steiner, Lima. f~, !<";om;e ·To'd4ys Sports BACKS: tron Branson, Zanes:ville; Tony Calucchla, Youngs, town Ursullna; Jim _ Cremeans, Rutl•nd; Mike Inlram, Bellaire. THIRD TIAM I)~PINSI ENDS: Larry ilUi~ Canton rejected a Nand schedule for' the approved a pl";;pbtNCAA rule., fDrr to make more Parade Bv OSCAR FRALEY Unl..ct Prell Sportt Writer Lln~hln; Sliftc Tktm~.t; Cleveland . Juhn Adams. ,.noltiea lor violllllon• 'MELBOURNE UP . " Wallzlng TACKLES: J. C. M:llls, Sprln&"- Matilda," the Australian version f1eld; Larry Whitaker,. •Wapako- of "Oh, Susanna" finally found Its AUTO $AlESR.utlaad ·~~n~ot~O~Bfl~"m~":·~~ ~~~; 5 Ph. 6904-Y ''i:i~~~:;i; I' ' St. . . SE~ IT'S THE H'IT· OF -THE - t;..:.asr OfdamoMie ··l •• • j . and bRIVE It ·. ' . ' .,.. --~. ··~ Jones. Harry P. SmJth, . F. Tompkins and E. W. Downie · Wednesday e~ ~,;• ~·"! i complimentarj' . ·. as·. ~~ , I ... , Veledpe4es :=: 8!.! • kids IGYe 'em .•, ; .... 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But, ch grother~,_.you newr •aw anything With The Purcha~t Of Any USlD CAR & TRUCK ' rl' One of the down on hla fo rt.bree DVR:ING THE ···~lo •l-~ 10. CliP Sla "''""· 'l; •.•\l or dol.en•ive- 1ik&tblL - · · · • ·· 'f••d. Car or Tru.c~ .. .. 22. 95 - ~·-· .., ••lt~,f<llfc,rd T"O lieii~ ' h,· and alrt'lldf It's I' tlew(ltclt~- 6~ ' time It 1t~pt1d, 'ln G.recn - Roman raulln•· the ;'it~IO\ft" ate- ~ot permitted to·""!•· tfii1f teD for anY· thing but tlie '\VIltzlnQ. That is, no 7 • a~ldnftlllc chcMg;,g ' aratulate yourseU It yoU haven't· ls a erc!lr' lhetMin· ., dane~ mar-ath~n and 1~• traa: con~~t by t"'d waltJ.ln.t ea.rs. U thla la a ",pp:rt..:·~ ~ · .:vmpitf proPortion• Of Your Choice -'Y,2.50atteek "' Gre<!o ..1 Rol'ftin.INI"'!ItUn~. lft case you've never S.. it • and eon- OR ORGANI.ZATIOI'<I ~~ t~e drop of a jOUr tenor. But Its KOlle tocla, fa. tlae prlvite property of the Anne•. Nob6dy, thltftobmty, Meds It as much TO THE CHIIlCH ,_ Olympic games. In the current proper medium It i• a awlnfllnli Iolli long dear to tire' heaftt Of th!,Aus•les, who break into ,Itt aGJei"iin' lament at ICI'I. IN YOUR NAME ........... __ Ath~ns · ROCK~T, . \.J llro. ClotWortily wlih for the dining table " arran&"tmEmf lot the social hour. A dessert course were served by Mrs. Mil· Um Hood, Mrs. Daniel Thompson:; Mrs. Leland Brown, Mrs. n'ani Cbeescbrew, Mrs. Denver Nelsoft. ' · and Mrs.' GOLDEN 1\, (; a COJ'!!IIge, candles, evertret.n and oma~ J -· so pre,.li)O<f pretented and 2t1 guests were··Pff aent for the lutallation ceremoft¥. Sc:arlet poln~s aDd evergfetn were used to ,decorate tbe Hall 1pd tbe di!!CMitlftf eOmmittee: ·BaJUe aod Nellie ZtrWe~ u.sed Cbriltmit Troy. Cleveland Riebard Bradfol'd, , Wayne Fontes, Can· ton McKinlt.Y; TO'II Mattea, East P10t Mllr<m'l pin to Jlt:r<e clolwortby .ft~• . the Cbapter and a Paat p~·~ pln to- fit. Clat'10r. thy lr<~m tti&lr otlleett. Offi"'" al< Mrs. Viola J6ilel Wb~ li qufte Chapter& ftom GaJiipolls, RarriIii tire Rl11010l01' tift H6iile, • Route• ~. wut ol>IOHe hOr sonvUie, "Pomef(ly, Tbarman. Ckelb.lr~ and Alhland, Ky., were re, sun_ day. West Glover, FreBob Garrett, Dayton OF . otfictn. · · Mrs. t. !. lfeln.r pf<tellfecl tile ber N..lrrJ A"f•~ · lt:oJJr~ Pei'I'J, . . Mtt; ' '. UNE •n: Pa11l, WI~. Yn. .Aflthooy p~ MEIGS MOTOR WE CARRY A with a aolo "111 Talk" IUn• by ' US£D·tARI Wtrd and Jim Tillet of FremOnt . . ....n fi•tlh -•-· · • 1953 PlymoutH Cl.. co.,Pe ·.... ·:····" -' .. : $7ts edllng Mansfiekl'l l•t ... t 0 I"IU , 1951 dlttnllitllttlll11e D.lute allY was named UP "back of the NEW ..ao- ' two dook. ...w Mn. J. 0 . • ....., """'... Pl'tlided over a 1bort~ _ , . , . seaion. Mn:. Joha Lil!!ttrlhr ... Mr•. !dwln J. ChirJet were a.... 1.1 a eommHtee Co prepare ~ ma.1 baskett. Tht Gudd of lht Ora~, Epi!K'op A d ~~~ert eoune 'lf'a1 lerted. _. al C1Utrtll met Wednesdlly eventhe Mtl. Hlrtlriftr ·irig el the home Of Mrs. M. U. llre. .......... t~m Ct-ow to twenty nm-. ben. ..-. kaninJer, But~rnut Ave. Two toM IRon talllo and lteater ... """"' llleettiia . . lbl'. .l '· ,·--· white atdeW.U firil, tiiited etas• aM automltie tt*'*IW81fb· . 1 a,OOO mUes. , . DaDy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0; Dee/F, t.-...14 ;l4 Htlllll"'' The top vote ietter in the back· :field was McKinley's Ronald Ike OriDuley, a triple-threat Jtlr wbo 'A'U the heart and soUl c:if thC Bulldog's quick - hlttlnJ offenie. Fot his accvmpllsh~entt, Qrtm• ..,_ . 1954 DeSoto.,.,...._ · .............. · · · · ··$1i~s .:rnri!t~: landed .thrf'e p1ayers on the fir1t team. McKinley aild HamiltOn. Public placfld two aplete. ~.'' 'Ill'*** * 'R <AI 'ilt ·• .. ~'*,.'It tb lom.ete 'tyler, W.wark, ·Frant•. M'a:asneid, . htthlt'thttft Ohto irK r_tn~lj Wm bertha. the, ...,. .lim lhN"" RVt11illd, 111C0M •fMtw' ... ......; Jack Am'lttro~tttt McA~r th1rd Nwn -'knM, ld K......... lhJMn.,nr., third t..m cl.t«t... IIH .fMmlngdtle, MWI...a. Hrst 10- - Grace £pjscopol Church Guild Meeting Is Held l.!iclfle l'lenb Hrwklu, Pbin&-o:t SOdety I!Jilllot · . ·~· ' ;11tB•If, Mtdtl)~ ~1 ilillcir-tlbooe 51. .SWEErH£ARTS TO DRIVEf 'mttil. it petalbli lfl ~tf ilfJ*'ljD forotbatl aamet W~~u•• tdls oHiflllllt,: . R$ -n.~ MONEY ! .. a-.-.. ~\Ills dur· ·•liflbt.ll lin Ill ell· at quarter. ..., • • . ' Ill Potndl illlfteteo \fAD I ., . TEAM OFFINJ,E Bob Williams. Cal);"fon 200, 6-3; p,.., pl..,m - lineups: , JJoot.. In dlt<!fOiio ,.,...,..., to The Dailv . Sentinel 4-Daily Sentinil, Poliliruy-M!ddleport, 0., Det. 7, 1968 • • 1956 AH-Ohlo hi1b teams w'ltb &chooi, heights, plus df(ensiVe the ~re1ril" team avera~ Mfte 198 pounds lift the 1hte and 183 pounds in the power-pltked fleld. rM f.i.i'Bt team orcen&ive ~kfleld l~ldded Teller of FreUront tmd Tro,.·s ~ensatlomal "F· bomb," Bobby Fergbson, It the 'Ulfbacb. Bill Cannonball Cttop. er ·all ~uy winner for fuU- COLUMBUS. O. UP - T h e Untted Pre• todiY aDTiouC(eed tb 1986 AU..Ohto hiJh school' football tea,;n, 1 22 man ~quad repreae•tlng the best of oome 21 IlliG tll!'- - "b-. """' ..... I'O..tf'n* • • Jim Cre01eansOn UP .All~ Ohio Eleven fly BOB GRIMM Ur'ltiH Pl"ftt SPorh \lllrlf•r • / YOUR Shopping Headqucil't..n · , ~;,. FOR: Men .. _. ; i.~ W ' ' .., . r'' ' ~ '' ' ' . . .. Jioys ,tyl.. . .S.Ow ~.. fl H&R Fi RE.'ST.0 N{' ...4L.U4ffel· . ,. . ' ' tuallai(,'c$;1f .' .. ...~ . I . DEALER S10RI! ,>.. t . .. ' ., .. ". , �dldlet>l>ri ADS •• ' . •~·... '. ; .... .... L'IL BN . .' 1'.>4. J, ,II;-.... ' ·- ... ,~ {I I ' ] ... ~......... '. .. .- . . " ~·- . ~' . . ,., _.. ... . . ... .......".. - ~ ·' : . .... " . ~ - ':' j, I ' "' •........ " ,.,t,. ,... • ... • . Col ' 7. Filurth Aral;llan F 't Sched caliph 4 Thor. on (a m.) . '. . ..,_, ..·.,,...:''· .. ESTSH DE i,;~~ - ~ ~ ;J ~.~~i.i:"!~···tiil'~t-:1rf"' ·+ -·.••~.·r-. • '" . 01o011e .ti. 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I • - OHIO VAL Y JUNK CO. · r:, 1i ..n-:> .·d ... .... •• "' ' .. .. " .' ' ... '. ·' I!•H"" - '""• ' ' Ro JNSU .•. ..... DINT . " ._ IEatq~ "" ... ...... ~ �' IUPI'IIt TO H . .RVID A. e:lliehn aupper "ill be ler'Yed at ibe. Lqion Hall thb eveninl ll 1:30 11-m. by tho mtmben of the lolilt membership team l.lld The annual Chriatmu dinner of tile Put Cbltfa of Man:olia Te.m· til aemtoer, ""' "''ed "' be ple, Pythian SiJters waa held on for tbe aupper and for the ~· ....... will be beld .,• .,. 1'hutlcLiy at tbe M.trtin Reataunnt ..,. - Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Hold Annual Christmas Dinner ,.._.t tlie A three course turkey cUnner was aerved tt 6:30 p. m. The table meal. - - wu attractive with green cover STAUNCH DIMOCRAT and centered wlth an aN"angement P.QUS, Telln. - Napoleon Bon- of lpnyed lpruce with Mrs. Santa Qifte GloYt:r hll voted a atra.llbt ID •lelcb wJt~ reindeen and ill! Demaen:tie fJd:et ln every elec- lilhted red tapeta on either aide. Tbe nipkina abo carried out the tion Iince 1~1. He waa 86 yean Cbrlltmu theme. old ia NoYember. ' J'oJlowina the dinner the &roup adjourned to the home of lfrt. Ad· Eberabaeb, Mulberry Ave. lor m•etin>g,, part)' and gift ezchan&e I ! .! SPECIAL I Fill.- SAT. - MON. Bed Room Suite, Triple Dresser, Book Case. Bed, Cbest of Drawers, Admiral 10" :"ortable TV. Only $299.95 RIDENOUR SUPPLf I l j I 'I Wll beautlfu11)' decora natJvJty scene, a lijbt- -- - . -"!"- . - ·~ ·· -- Amanda Kaspu , vice president; Mra. Klrl Grueser, secretary; aDd Mrs. George Heine1, treasurer: W:ra Dale Smatb wa.s named to ptltchue potted plants for Mrs. Mike McoKenue, Mn. Merlin Russeu and Mrs. Jenme Thomas for Chrietmas. The tr~ elina prue donated by Mrs. Smith wu awarded to Mrs. Frank Burson. a gue1t. Mn. Dan:t thanlced the club for their cooperatJon the past year. The Mu:pa/1 benediction C(lncluded the meeting, after which games were pl.llyed and pnzes awarded to Mn Amanda Kaspar, Mn. LuciUe 8 Hawkins, ~~~. Rollin Bearha and Mrs. Darst who abo was preaen!Rd a g1ft from tbe club. Sew Rite Sewing Club Plans For Christma5 Party Dairy Cows are individual milk factories. Keep them producing to capacity. USE l ~:~:~r;~~~h~Cu~ll'Jls coln A - buildinr. LinU&hted birt.hday cake honw-ing Mrs. Cbarles Hoffman was aerved with' tile refrelbments. Mrs. Don Kennedy president, presided over the meetin; and plan• wete completed for tbe annual dinner whlcb will be the Martin Restaurant, W'ed•ne&day,, Dec. 19, at 7 p. m. gift e.xchanp fol home of Mrs. Dayton I wm • a:t e ~ Mt11. EuM:ene Conde entertalDed the Lincoln He~b Ca nuta club Wednesday evening at her ~ome Anne St. . \. Prizea were- awarded to )Ira. Douglass Sinser, Mrs. Jobn MQ'er Mr1. Richard Freeman and Mrt. Lawre.llce Morarlly. Plan1 ~ made for a Cbri&tmaa dinner to be held at the MIJ1in Reatauraut Sunday December lfJ, at 6 p.m. A party and gift exchanee wut foJ. J~~ow at the home of Mrs. Shirlc)' Guinther. ·•. The hostess served a deaaert. coUrse to the above named and Mra. Robert Dailey. .. SJNGLJ! eih Four lm~esligatiolis ~qnched All Southeastern Into Elevated Train Accident . . . ~ I An ·ole~· troin ac<:ldent whlcll left dead ~d 50 injured, ~ thlf!l '1\~h millhaJ> ~ver • pe?od, ~· ~mula~ at -~~t fO,~•. '?~~~'!' .In: 1 tinctGO (tiP) _ . ~~~~ Into cab Nobltlll Probat~ After Estaping Me~ Hospital In 1 llelr.nc beld J• Probate Curt No- tho aetJon lo nmoln• oil Ge.,...t Boll>ll.ol One 4-H Delegates Going To Meeting of the Jtotary Club 1 l;ljonlhly Open tbe Heath Met now••• you can Are Announced .... Middleport Feed Mill •we Do CuStom Grinding" LUCKY NO. ,f:Oit TJtAIN-794722 e Plans were also made to prepare a ChriBtmas bad;et for a :---I needy person. Mra. Georce Conde thanked . her aeeret pa) for lift which she received the pall week Secret pals wre revealed. Tbe annual community Christmas(· pro-ror the children of the Lin· 1:_,_ ·arJgbta area, wiD ' be beld T~"[;~:~.;December 20 at 1 p.m. the to be announeed later MuterPileHhlrw Colie-trute H. 2ncf Awe. • Canasta Club Meeting Held Wednesday Eve Mrs. Elmer White and MrS. Edward Wells Wer.e hoates.ses when the Sew·Rite Sewine JClub met Wednesday evening at the Gro\)nd The January meeting will be held at the home of ML11 Erna Jesse witb Mrs. Rollin Bearhs as co-hosteu. FEED FOR RESULTS ·.................... · $$$ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.cDfiC. 7, 1DS6 dlnoer. '· - ·~- 'AMERIKA' SELLS FAST IN MbSCOW chur.h, pine and colored lights man,teJ. Glfts fCYr exchange were placed on a table centered Attendmg were Mrs. Ray SeldenwiU. 1 U1btt>6 tree. Santa nd hia able, Mrs. W. C. Burson, Mn. Lureindeers wrre also a part of the cille B. Hawkins, Mrs Lawrence Lanning, Mrs. Rollin Bearlul, Miss decoratlona. Lena and Min Thelma Grueser, Bernice Darst, president, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Dale pro.Jdo•d at the busineSII ae.uion Smith, Mn. Delbert Eiaelstein, following officera were Mrs. Adam Eberabacb, Mrs. Amanfor ·~e coming year, Mrs. da Kaspar, Mrs. Carrie Grueser~ Reibel, president; Mrs. Mrs. Wlll13m Jlaher, Mr1. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Olan Goodwin, Miss Erna Jes.se, Mra. Joseph Beetle, Miss Bernlr.e Ann DurMt, and the Mrs. Fr8Dk BlltiOn. Mr1. attended the party but unable to be present at the on . Middleport ' ' WITH EASE!.: ; masq demonst:ation and shootmg by Soviet tanks and blue-umformed police could aet off the f'OWder-lteJ. Feehl'gs, already runrang high against the Sov1et-backed government, were intensified hy .:1 crackdown on labor lea•iers. The Central Workers Council Of Budapest angrily protested the arre~ts tn Kadar and dem<~nder:l he broadcast hi~ reply over the radio by 8 o'eloe:t Frioiay night. The hour passed ....ith no word from Kadar. .. ' Lady. be lfJited ud QJor trutiroaiar '". eomtorit With a Rid· Jld ltDee RDom. yo~ Iii lnlo the :ll,ble ' ROOA1 0 FOR ' KNIES! 0 .. 0 0 ~Gem rllh& ~ low lap. ~ ,t; ooolar · 't : , , fMt.er, OD fti(l. Jl4~.--­ Dpea ......h t;op, 12 't' ~on.level. heiJh' The connell warned that of the d1d not slDp, "the workers turn a,;-ainst tbe g~verment good And (be end will be a national tragedy." ' "Anything eaa Mppen now," wor1r:er leader tald grimly. Some 200 worket~' representatives have h~en llTelte4 in tbe past two days At some fact.oriea, the reactions wu immediltewalked out. They aatft. in angry mobs in the cLt:r streets until di&pe.J'Sed hf-"''IJOitoo. 'rhe manaiets Tom leHera and Bill Cor, also rece1ved letters. The bGstess served a .de88ert Chet!rleadera recelVtng • h;,t,-ra course to thpse named above and wte: Joyce; Wolle, J:udy Chase, Mrs. Bernafd ~ltr, M'rs. Clyde Lanna turner, Elalne Steele, AI· Ingels and Mrs. Asa Camp, Mascm. berta Hawkins and Linda Cre- The next party will be held at the ~~e • HEIS OFF To BlaeUttar•fi'or·Jl Better l/Nfl Car So l'ou Do tb The Smart Sattta'• MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS COME ON WHEELS THIS YEAR * * 1-954 Pontiac 2 dr. Sedan *····· ·· ·· · $1,095 Qrldnal Utbt Jreen tJDish. New Pontiac lrade-ln. 6 c:yl. We've aer. vJced liMe new. 1955 Ford Cntomllnt 2 clr, Sedan .. · $1,595 .Low mUe!.f· One careful owner, Beautiful light blue flnllb.. i• 1953 Cllev. Btlalr 2 dr. Sedan · ·· · · · · · $995 • 8poiJeal IIJ"'UOi,. with wbit, lOp. ' 1953 Pontiac Dlx. 8 crf. 2 clr. Sed... $1,095 ; Jlldnmallc drive. Really ohorp luido and out. · 1952 DtiOtf va 4 dr. Sedan · · ····· · · · $695 i952i:idts;:~'i"'J~. Rlvfaro c,.. .,. $J95 D.noillow~Milne dark liwtit "itb llaht IOIJ• ~"Ow.,,, 1952 ~•Db.llr.Sedan ···''l '(:IJ95· Nil' IIJ"'IIo fillllh. Ruaa fino, • 1951 Olds "88" 2 dr. Sedan · · · · · ·· · · ·.$69$ • Slwp car lor model. ll)>dramallc drive. •' 1951 Fonl2 dr. Stdans · ······ · ··· · · ·· · $595 : 1\q fine Can ....... one fJ qJ. and on" 8 eyl. Your choice, ·M Tempers exploded jn •eveAI inbut ~o stiooting •as re. The moat serious off when Blazew1cz f\ome . tt.e Select Onlfl VeruBe•t lnll•edCar• never know what deal you ean get Unlil YOU COME AND SEE 1956 FORD Many From Away Attend Funeral 'Jere \Vedne_sday \ S.e the new lmp,r,ovecl services fur Rarry Bail ey were held Wednesday at the bradbury Church of Chr1st with Fred J, Gardner. pastor if the Mid· dleport Church of Christ, offJclating. Burial wlia in the Riverview Ce netcry 'bY the Rawlln~s-Colts Fuueral Home and bearers :~:;;:: were J'e.phews Chester R~ueli of -l\'arner Paul Sisson, Jo Bailey, MoEib1nney, Luter Bail~. I $J.oo •• i • 18$0 Dodge 2 clr. Bodta lHO Blllek Spedol • f385 1110 Hlldaon ~ clr, , Uti J150 Poattu .• , • UBI 1141 Bald. sapor • ues • ltll Jlonl 4 clr••• f377 •' Dlo. I cyL ' f door \ ELGIN ... • '' ou~• ' $ '. •..' " < • • Til Layawa.w Christmas Club· Family ~: , Safe~y . ,-~ ( . ;'' ,. .. ,.... .., tm Nst I dt. . U.S Dlo.J clr• :l,.clr. Join HOlDS fOUR YEAR END CLIARANa SPEctAlS ltll P011llae ••••• Ull \ ELBERFEL.DS ;· • ... llilf/itl KNEE ROOM '.•,::~~ • • • - \ Fun~ral . 1148 Cbev. 1 IIi-. ••• f88 AJt 2 dr. Radio Seat Covers ~ RIIIIS fine. ' &hool Attend w...r....;,,_ 'G> m;; Elgin hao !he~ unbr.al.aiJio OlHU ElGIN W.TCHES. ''t" . ""' · -- · · - • ... COLLINS J . ' , ' Local School 24 Pl Mrs. Nellie Vale and Charles Meigs County local ~ool are in Cincianata todaJ tteSSlon& ot t,be Obio , Edue1ti'on · two w:e~ eleded to hp!'&> · county by eounty "achMr Raymsn is Joeal executive the· SoutbetD Loeal' diiU'iet. Vale Ia principal of tM &ao; centor SclJooL • 'l " � 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/. 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