https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/65e0cedcc1d41550a9d8ef0f4de7224e.pdf 86f1b8f433ae4de052cd8bb39523fe10 PDF Text Text IWTeil to keep ~Uon . fOiii"C1 . . ''Th!'.entlte ' Red Cro" proiram, l~l~dmg the bloodmobile oP.ra· tlons iJ In Jc~pardy," . aaid a chap- ter apokesman. Sam Gilmore, field represcnta· .tive of Athe111, will conduct the exceuli.ve board meeting whose chairman iJ Vernon Neue or Mi· nersvllle.· Letten have been mailed to OTpniuUoiiJ, indi•id~als, and · et· her CiYiC &J'OUPS urging them to 'ttend ~or have represe!ltativea at the ·meeting. · "U tbe peqple ol Meigo County don't want Red Cro81 services. they'd better come out tomorrow 'n ilbt and say .so. U they do want ~.,:.~~li~!!jil better say tbe spokuman. · that joo," said Q • M&tm.al DIIIIPd or lllo. . . :noc~IIJil'lllete •tm.al Rtpl&oed ' ..-- ! m!1 I I I ! 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LewlS' ~bow · The Adventures of'- ~~Jr•!!~ 1Job qumm!pga Show Qllllqr¢tn~ Indians Gone By 1800 Ohio and West Virginia have their own In· dian lore, every bit as ruthless as that on the western plains. Except that II reaches farther ,into .tbe past, by ~I least three generations. By 1800 the _Indian menace was whipped in Meigs County, ClltiY friendly aborigines remaining, and they toO soon were gone. · Ghost tales, weird happenings, strange event• of all ltfuds, ,were favorite stories that early Meigs Countian.- cut their cultural teetli ,upon. Who knows how the personalllles of those hearing thelllo and tearing th~m. were altered for better or worse. .Most tales of those times had a moral, or a "Don't" to IJ)em, In th~t .they had certain so• 7.!9 Sign On, 8:00 Clop!J>hi Kan¢,aol 8:45 CBS ~ews · s""" •r u: - !!'!"'·~.~"llilt!e ror 1•o1tt· r.ls~t 1943 bave p,tln In my hand loela like 1 - •· ·10:110 9:110 """"""' Ga•ry Moore 10:80 Artbur Gi>dlrq )~::: . ;~~::.:;·a;it Nooo' n :so Botto , 12:00 ,News tt Noon . ; l2:15 , tove oi ~lle : . 12:3C Sear<b for 'fo'\'orrow 12:A5 Gidd!ng lll(ht·. • 1:1)9, Katie's Kllcbe)l • 1:30 As the World .,...,... 21110 Beat ·t~e CIO<k 2:80 Houseparty 's:oo Bll Payoff . 3:30 The Verd!c~ !I Youll 1 Ulil Brighter Day ~: 15 secret stonn Uo Edge of Nleht 5:110 MGM Early Show _,.., .or mr. , · Search 'for loimorrbw • Galdln11 L!Jbt ' 1:00 . ;xatle'.. Xltc!hen 1;30 ·Aa th• 'll!'orlU Tuna 2100 Beat tho Clock 2:90 HousepaHy 3:00 • Bil PIIYOfl . ' · 8!1!0 The Ver~lc\ b Yours 4:00 ]liiShlet Day Secret Storm 1:30, Eilp,,ol NIJht 5:00 !o!GM Early' Show 1 ' 1:30. ' ' ' IJol ) UNtTII) 'Rill PHOENIX. Ariz. - Vlcp' PreBI· dent Nhcon, on the e~oqo1nlc re COf!IOI\: • • • S. FOROI!:S, OKINAWA (AH "l'hero Is nothlna Wl'<!lll with TNCl -Geot( c C. \]roonlee, thf ••lion's oconomy !hot a rood ot M.r. and MrJ. o. C. Greenlee, d~te o£ fOnJidenco won't cure," Wiiliam•·it., }llddleP.rt, waa promoted to q~I~~ Accordlonlsl ori ~~ Rlklna a Sfnlte . Choi1nel8-'Fuesday··· 4:t~ · Servicemen , I' Your Esao Reporter· Puade , ,... ;:;~,:;~~~~r)noi �; i 11r: O ' ' ' 2-;-Datty.'Sen\fnel,.~.:?mel'Qy-'Mfddlepor!, 9·•FQb: 17, 19G.8 .. ~ . .. "' · ,· ~f'ELE\<tSIOH GUIDE ·. -TV.Chen,el !I· . ' ! ' · Tuesdcay The Prl;,. "' Riehl '!'rytlt 11r Cona~uen~ , Tie Tae Doulb " ·If Could S. YDII J,lld,Da,y N~" , ' M"Ovlethne ,Kitty Foyle .... ' 1'1\heatre ,' ~ ·00 ,Maunee f .OO Quet!DfO\ a DIY ....•' 4:45 'Modern ROmatteel ~·00 Comedy Time 1B:ai> spln•cb Playho~H ." ·•:IB St>A:\1 )lye ' 6:2ll iW••tbercul )lewo P!t!Ure rmc News · ·' · Sabl' of London . , Trea;ure Hunt Tho ~...,;. LewlS' ~bow · The Adventures of'- ~~Jr•!!~ 1Job qumm!pga Show Qllllqr¢tn~ Indians Gone By 1800 Ohio and West Virginia have their own In· dian lore, every bit as ruthless as that on the western plains. Except that II reaches farther ,into .tbe past, by ~I least three generations. By 1800 the _Indian menace was whipped in Meigs County, ClltiY friendly aborigines remaining, and they toO soon were gone. · Ghost tales, weird happenings, strange event• of all ltfuds, ,were favorite stories that early Meigs Countian.- cut their cultural teetli ,upon. Who knows how the personalllles of those hearing thelllo and tearing th~m. were altered for better or worse. .Most tales of those times had a moral, or a "Don't" to IJ)em, In th~t .they had certain so• 7.!9 Sign On, 8:00 Clop!J>hi Kan¢,aol 8:45 CBS ~ews · s""" •r u: - !!'!"'·~.~"llilt!e ror 1•o1tt· r.ls~t 1943 bave p,tln In my hand loela like 1 - •· ·10:110 9:110 """"""' Ga•ry Moore 10:80 Artbur Gi>dlrq )~::: . ;~~::.:;·a;it Nooo' n :so Botto , 12:00 ,News tt Noon . ; l2:15 , tove oi ~lle : . 12:3C Sear<b for 'fo'\'orrow 12:A5 Gidd!ng lll(ht·. • 1:1)9, Katie's Kllcbe)l • 1:30 As the World .,...,... 21110 Beat ·t~e CIO<k 2:80 Houseparty 's:oo Bll Payoff . 3:30 The Verd!c~ !I Youll 1 Ulil Brighter Day ~: 15 secret stonn Uo Edge of Nleht 5:110 MGM Early Show _,.., .or mr. , · Search 'for loimorrbw • Galdln11 L!Jbt ' 1:00 . ;xatle'.. Xltc!hen 1;30 ·Aa th• 'll!'orlU Tuna 2100 Beat tho Clock 2:90 HousepaHy 3:00 • Bil PIIYOfl . ' · 8!1!0 The Ver~lc\ b Yours 4:00 ]liiShlet Day Secret Storm 1:30, Eilp,,ol NIJht 5:00 !o!GM Early' Show 1 ' 1:30. ' ' ' IJol ) UNtTII) 'Rill PHOENIX. Ariz. - Vlcp' PreBI· dent Nhcon, on the e~oqo1nlc re COf!IOI\: • • • S. FOROI!:S, OKINAWA (AH "l'hero Is nothlna Wl'<!lll with TNCl -Geot( c C. \]roonlee, thf ••lion's oconomy !hot a rood ot M.r. and MrJ. o. C. Greenlee, d~te o£ fOnJidenco won't cure," Wiiliam•·it., }llddleP.rt, waa promoted to q~I~~ Accordlonlsl ori ~~ Rlklna a Sfnlte . Choi1nel8-'Fuesday··· 4:t~ · Servicemen , I' Your Esao Reporter· Puade , ,... ;:;~,:;~~~~r)noi �' , fi•IIJ.S.tt..,r · '•' SPUKTS - . ' ' DESK stalwart or the League said he to "step b.a«:k into •• an aclive coach devollng his ttme to ~=~:.~~~~· duties which have o'c-for the past two yean. been pl•inly unhappy recent so-so show· he relu!<d to take the Paddy Discoll, ' an- • veteran. Benny has gone to So 1'1!1 ~&sumlng his old age 311. vm·coming bock as coa~h for :Next ;tar." "Pm' col)l.lng back because aft· er Q'balervlnJ the s:ame for a cou· 'le bl yean, I think that pro loot· ball~ hlo changed a lot So I thoulbt 'It would he a good Idea to oieP ' Into the picture with the lllln(J I've learned," ~. said. 1 • BASKETBALL 2802 blgb . $ile pme ..d' L. 5au·,.1 . . l ., . ' �' , fi•IIJ.S.tt..,r · '•' SPUKTS - . ' ' DESK stalwart or the League said he to "step b.a«:k into •• an aclive coach devollng his ttme to ~=~:.~~~~· duties which have o'c-for the past two yean. been pl•inly unhappy recent so-so show· he relu!<d to take the Paddy Discoll, ' an- • veteran. Benny has gone to So 1'1!1 ~&sumlng his old age 311. vm·coming bock as coa~h for :Next ;tar." "Pm' col)l.lng back because aft· er Q'balervlnJ the s:ame for a cou· 'le bl yean, I think that pro loot· ball~ hlo changed a lot So I thoulbt 'It would he a good Idea to oieP ' Into the picture with the lllln(J I've learned," ~. said. 1 • BASKETBALL 2802 blgb . $ile pme ..d' L. 5au·,.1 . . l ., . ' �.. ' f; t .,"' '. ~. ' -- •. SHOP',PIC ... . TI·L 9. P,M; .,\ ' ' , ' ' 1 1, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY -7 a.m. to 5:30p.m. SATURDAYS·· 7a.m. to 6:30p.m. 1 • • 1 • POWER MOWER EARLY BIRD ' SPECIAL .' ON HUFFY POWER ' ' Mr. ner honorlng LAWNMOW&R . • > ~ 4I Mr. Mf•· Gene · Harris family, Syracuse: II!•· and 1 Mri. Ray Hecox;, and Mr. an~ Mrs. I . P~IC~· 0~ "'O~ER . $9,7,;9.5 . .Plus U .98 Tax &•!~•.. or at a fare~~~n~aiQri@f~reee)itly/, given by jlrs. Ruth Bowen. , ~·· Clelahd f is moving to Marietta with -:..;•,;oti\'L $.99.91 ' l ROOMS O.P 195S W~LLPAPER 'ARRJVEP THIS 'Wr&K'f, '' .." ' \ •/ ,, ALL NEW . F'-'t'dtCJ~e · '·'"'P Plq(~~~.~ ~\'E~Y .ft'O~DAY, ,12 NOQN 4J!L 9 P~. $595: Plenty of Fre,e P~rklng . , 1 ~\'lf1d.~oni~oll, Shop att,lekciiJI' * * * ·:. , * ' \ ~ * The Roods To Moaon C:ityArl Aa Smooth Aa A Rib~on ,1 I < ' '-..~ .. ,;I~C·".-. 1,' ' • ' 1 ' ' ..u• ' ll.efr!Jeratar '.Gal ~u1e I I' '" .l'af~Olly $59~0 dOWJ! · ud ·,,;,on j,e;''iaoallt ' • I~ ' ~ ' ' ., • F.URJHTURE Oa Tb~ B~teat Cera~· '' ~ ' ; ., ·• ' ,~~1,' )11 · ~ ··~ ~ 0 • '\ , .:~~ ' ' • ' ~ .ree :. ·,1 ' '... .' , ' I -r.•• .~to. t.' 1' t.' '',I ' -1 . • Match Of Dimes. INCLUDES ' ' when"- her parents, Mr. and ·~I I•· Wll· llam Moody, had • party In bll'iiot. of her seventh 'blrth«ay. ' 'i' ·Guoati wire n•Jillbol:hi>Od plty• matea. Mrt.l MoOdy served ·VaJen'llne cuP<ailea, lee cream, favor! .t6 · Mary' BradbUrYr Kayle li''Ri.ilsell, ~yJvla Swanson apd 'Kathy Rur. sell. ' · "" . DON'T FORGET ... .Mr~ ' ,, . ~ r~ "' u ... .Nancy Moody .wao the guest of IN HOUSE. PRICED LOW! ' . h9nor Saturday atternoop ., ~RGE STOcK, DEA"'I'IFUL PAPERS FOR EWRY ROO~ Mr. arid . . ~~. , 'fi ., 7,.; ,~ 'I "k' 11/:' . ' · Nancy Moody·I,P · H~ored On Her h . ~~ .•· Se\'en~h Birthd•y ' YOU PAy US 11 PAYMENTS OF $8.32,"1 PAYMENT $8.39. YOUR Fl· NANCE IS FREf!l ALL YOU PAY IS PRICE OF MQWER PLUS SALES TAX. WHERE ELSE CAN' ~U BUY MOWERS SO EASY AS PICKENS' HARDWARE COMPANY? ' h~r par~nts, Jeasie ""f· " .~, . -~ ~ Mrs. orpcte .Cleland, a nurae at . Holzer. Hoopltal. waa luesl o! bon· '\'•·· !;' ' 1_., :\ Martt:.s Chambera. 1 WE ARE \}IVII'I(,l OUR CUSTOMERS /1. CHANCE :ro BUY THIS MOWE.R WITHOUT PAYING O('IE CENT DOWN! A.fUJ.,ll YJI~R, TO PAY! FIRS'!' PAYMENT CO~l!;S DtiE ONE MdNTH .F'ltOAj DAY OF PURCHASE. ' grandson, Rob- blrth~ay,. Gueats an~ . , evening at ' · diD· ert Harris' 18" 4·cycle gas mower with Brlggl! and Stratton engl~e. Has built In recoil stsrter. Here Is a smooth cutting mower that gives you many years of ser· vtce. . . ~"~ r • •· ' Mrs. R. 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