https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d4f82eea374eea0212c2d0b80e8008b6.pdf bd7568f9dda8ad933e0c4209cb417f5a PDF Text Text .. ' 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. W., Hartis Were haall ~nirihutions.-·. , $1500 Fr.i.n·.Goai �. ''""' ., \ I I, f • '" ··~''~ ...' ill}' ., ' >.i... ' ' ••,. \" I ', Common Sense And BrotherhoocfWeek OUr troubled nation, beset 48 it has been by Sputniks, civil rights differences and re- a-nd indignity. Brotherhood Week can point the way it is the !People themselves who must "P!:~JI,il~;;•vi mutual rospect, tolerance, friendship and de'rstandlng to their dally living - not for.one wee.~ .but 'tllioughoui the year. oFten been said·thit no ·probiem Is too for th~ American people to tackle· once thelrilllr. underRtand !IS· ri!nlftc,llons. It is our b::~.;~:~{~:r:~~~~~~~~l that the linnate lntelllgence• and good s ., ... , curring "brink.:Of.war" crises, needs the spiritual strength that derives from brotherhood to guide it throqgh such dark hours. 'I'hese are days Of agonizing stress and ten· slon - both at home and abroad - and we 'inust face them as a peopl# julned in the bonds ol ·equality, justice and common un' Ing. r1 derstand 'Jlhat la why •Brothe~bood Week, sponsored of ihe Amedcall' people ,will recognlze)n~OJ·\1 by 'the National COnferen~e of Christians and· eran?e·for tbe e~g.Jilf,l it is ah<t: .will Jews, assumes a deep ·and sl,~lficant mean- itive steps to cruiidt. · · ' ing that should tie supported by all our peoWe ilr~ e(juallj. <COilftllent that the A:m•ifi•.l ple. '· can people will 'not want to deprive The armor that can .lhleld us from·the foes aelve& of our greatest resou~es burna~ \0 · of d"mo~racy ·must be reinforced and .hnpregtelllgence and talent - by II! perpetuation of, !"~.''f· naled agal~ the JlreJudices wblcb gnaw • prejudice and dlsorll!il!tlon. . 1 ' ·awa'y ~t ·our itat\onl\1 uoltl· tntolerilnce and Parap))ras.lng !lie~ htlm:'~nts ..of ·Bernar~ bigotry muJt be replaoed b~ intt!it~lve educa- Baruch, we hope that t 'e'time will soon come •tlan 'aimed at 'Promoting better race relations, - when Brotherhood We~ will be a reminder endtiig' "se~ond cla8s" citizenry and ·creating not of the presence of dl,crimlmillon In our equal opportunities for all. mld~t. but of Its eradication. . <It Is 'true that this cquntry baa made treUniversal unrest, new uncertainties m~ndous .galna In the field 9f elY!! rights for dangers and the shlflln t~e bala~ce of tecr1.. 1 ail our citizens and .Brothe~hood Webk bas ,nological strength have narrowed mankind's had ·~ commendatory share in helping· to choice down to Barbarlsin or BrotherhoOd, bring these about. Common seJise dictates tb~ choice 'l']lere are hopeful signs that .the people people shall live as one family of man. 'dre tiei!llrntng 'Jncreasingly aware that prejudIs the theme of Brother~ood Weee)k~. !l~t,;~~:j Ice, dlseord and hate sap manr.ower, produc. lbe the t]jeme of our dally lives. B tlon and mqrale and cause neellless suffering 'Is the true path to fl'l!eilom 111d peace. ·· I - t':qo· Katie's Kitebell • . 1:30 Ao The World Tutnl Beat the Clock Houseparly 3!00 Big Payoff 3!30 ' ~~~~i .'' ., 'I·I~!*~~~'~?~~~=:?S~S J";~..;.~~;-'- 6 The Verdict; Is Youn �. ''""' ., \ I I, f • '" ··~''~ ...' ill}' ., ' >.i... ' ' ••,. \" I ', Common Sense And BrotherhoocfWeek OUr troubled nation, beset 48 it has been by Sputniks, civil rights differences and re- a-nd indignity. Brotherhood Week can point the way it is the !People themselves who must "P!:~JI,il~;;•vi mutual rospect, tolerance, friendship and de'rstandlng to their dally living - not for.one wee.~ .but 'tllioughoui the year. oFten been said·thit no ·probiem Is too for th~ American people to tackle· once thelrilllr. underRtand !IS· ri!nlftc,llons. It is our b::~.;~:~{~:r:~~~~~~~~l that the linnate lntelllgence• and good s ., ... , curring "brink.:Of.war" crises, needs the spiritual strength that derives from brotherhood to guide it throqgh such dark hours. 'I'hese are days Of agonizing stress and ten· slon - both at home and abroad - and we 'inust face them as a peopl# julned in the bonds ol ·equality, justice and common un' Ing. r1 derstand 'Jlhat la why •Brothe~bood Week, sponsored of ihe Amedcall' people ,will recognlze)n~OJ·\1 by 'the National COnferen~e of Christians and· eran?e·for tbe e~g.Jilf,l it is ah<t: .will Jews, assumes a deep ·and sl,~lficant mean- itive steps to cruiidt. · · ' ing that should tie supported by all our peoWe ilr~ e(juallj. <COilftllent that the A:m•ifi•.l ple. '· can people will 'not want to deprive The armor that can .lhleld us from·the foes aelve& of our greatest resou~es burna~ \0 · of d"mo~racy ·must be reinforced and .hnpregtelllgence and talent - by II! perpetuation of, !"~.''f· naled agal~ the JlreJudices wblcb gnaw • prejudice and dlsorll!il!tlon. . 1 ' ·awa'y ~t ·our itat\onl\1 uoltl· tntolerilnce and Parap))ras.lng !lie~ htlm:'~nts ..of ·Bernar~ bigotry muJt be replaoed b~ intt!it~lve educa- Baruch, we hope that t 'e'time will soon come •tlan 'aimed at 'Promoting better race relations, - when Brotherhood We~ will be a reminder endtiig' "se~ond cla8s" citizenry and ·creating not of the presence of dl,crimlmillon In our equal opportunities for all. mld~t. but of Its eradication. . <It Is 'true that this cquntry baa made treUniversal unrest, new uncertainties m~ndous .galna In the field 9f elY!! rights for dangers and the shlflln t~e bala~ce of tecr1.. 1 ail our citizens and .Brothe~hood Webk bas ,nological strength have narrowed mankind's had ·~ commendatory share in helping· to choice down to Barbarlsin or BrotherhoOd, bring these about. Common seJise dictates tb~ choice 'l']lere are hopeful signs that .the people people shall live as one family of man. 'dre tiei!llrntng 'Jncreasingly aware that prejudIs the theme of Brother~ood Weee)k~. !l~t,;~~:j Ice, dlseord and hate sap manr.ower, produc. lbe the t]jeme of our dally lives. B tlon and mqrale and cause neellless suffering 'Is the true path to fl'l!eilom 111d peace. ·· I - t':qo· Katie's Kitebell • . 1:30 Ao The World Tutnl Beat the Clock Houseparly 3!00 Big Payoff 3!30 ' ~~~~i .'' ., 'I·I~!*~~~'~?~~~=:?S~S J";~..;.~~;-'- 6 The Verdict; Is Youn �' '· ' ' "DJ/tlli.Y "SENTWE£ . ·~,:r~t .,.... ~··· · f ......,~~ «to •' . ·:..:.~·· .. . _. i' • ;· ~--~~· 'i'~ To.+larry McMa~ter, Community ,BuJidel'. ~ast • w~ the community of <-'•l••••lllh!le!lol't. ~me ~re~ as the result of death or' one or(t~ toremost booster~ and · who was oft times unbOund ·faith In or 1 .' widely known many tither fa· wwll 'tb<at stamped l)lm iioime' nT"ll'" clvllfleliaer:s··of the community, J!IO•UCJI l)e .was want to say but little publicly,, ·~~~~~~~~:ja~~to ac~llsh his many tasks-. ~~ . or!jiltbite acclaim. ~ lBe~h&ld uritqlle ldisllnctton !o~ haVIng been a graduate of both Pomeroy and Midpl~oor,t Hl(h t~ool's'. !!- llltu~tlon 'Jlro.~ht eLfi<lullt,y his ~sire·'W 'attend '&Ito Sme Uni· verslty and not hating enough credits as reg~llilf;{l~r ' kt'«llldltilih :rro'in Mlllc'lleport, earned another diploma at Pomeroy High with one year's wor'k 'In order to aUaln his goal. Though. many may not remember he was al~o ail athlete of no 111eil~ repute having played an end_ on.Middlep6'rt rilgh's first football team In 1901. After he had enrolled In Ohio' State he ·success!UIIy made the fresh- '" ' ) . man footbal~ squad but develpped clot that ·llrOi!gbt a -close to 'lils reer. • . He also play~d baseball in .hiN' and was In later _fears a~ ard~nt ia.n ·.~~,.~~· Cleveland Jn.dlans. • In a measure, the story of ,Harry ,M,c;MIUI· ter was th't of •succest 'and ' 'abJII!Y of .him~lf to an~ !,aslt , perform. Jn Middleport In ~920 the hardware busin~ss, e\tparided It_ by a_~din¥ new lines In or,~er prov1de, erytHlng F;or 'fhe Home, a motto - ~~i~··W sal~ "We~ve 'fried t? fol ow to the II Later he took up tile housing !veJ.o'pmi'e'lltf as a sl\fellne, a business which was grow In the y~ars to follow, as one of ~Is mO)It cessful ventures, iie constructed 21 apart. ments and houses in the ~~:~~if~~~~~:;~, mostly on Brownell Avenue\< lng demand for housing whlc'h he torest<lt the area. " Were w~ able today, to nominate to own "LIIile Hal] of Fame," those wbo contrlbu~ed so much to. till! growth of r munlty, the.n we 1f0uld surely have to post a conspicuous place lhe name of Harry Mastet. · to to ' Common Sense And Brotherbo6d 1'eek f · Our troubled nation, beset .. it has been by Sputnik!, civil l'fghts dl(feft!nces and recurring "btlnk-of:)Var" crises, needs the spi· ritual strength that dei'lves from brotherhood to guide It throqgh such dark hours. TheRe are clays ol agonizing stress and tension - both at home and abroad - and we ' must face them as a peoplll joined In the 'bonds or equallt¥, justice a·nd common understanding. That Is why •BrothePhOOd Week, sponsored by 1he National Conference of Christians and· Jews, assumes a deep and slg9llicant meaning that should tie support'ed by ail our pea· pie. '· ' The armor that can,shteld us from the foes · of demo~racy111ust be reinforced and ,ll)lpregnated agalnit the prejudices whlcb . gnaw· ~wll¥. ot 'ou~ 'iiat(on~~;l uqJtY,. Intolerance and blgoley must -be repi~H:ed 1iY lnt~ve ~duca­ ·tton litined al promoting better ta(utlatlons,· ·etlcltn'g '"leEbnCI claSs" citizenry 'and creating equalllpportunlties for all. -It Is 'lriie "!hat this country -has made tre. meqdous :(alns ·tn the field civil r)ghts 'for '. au our cllli~ns and BrotheJ;hood· Wel!k has had ·• ,~mqj'endat«ley share In helping to bring theae about.J The.. -~"' liopelul sl~s that .the people '~rhlecllmrng 'Increasingly aware· that preJud· Ice, dlsco1'4 and hate sap manpower, p~oduc. 'tlon ina tnorale and cause n~e\lless suffel!ng rr 7<59 Sign On • ,• 8:00 Copt.tla KallllfQII 8:4$ CBS NeW. ' '" 9:1\o Springtime, W. Va. 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Artnur GMire)' 11:30 Dotto 1~,00 News at NOOD, 12:15 Love oftile • ' 112:30 s..rth for 'l'oniot'rpl! 12:45 Guiding Light ., 1:00 Katie's Kitcheh 1 1:30 As The World Tum! · . 2·00 Beat the Clock 2:30 llouseparty 3:00 Big Payoff 3:30 . The Verdict Is YoUI'I 4:00 Brighter DlY 4:\5 Secret St0rm 4:(19 Edge ~~ Nigh! 5<QO , M<J.lll E.rly show �' '· ' ' "DJ/tlli.Y "SENTWE£ . ·~,:r~t .,.... ~··· · f ......,~~ «to •' . ·:..:.~·· .. . _. i' • ;· ~--~~· 'i'~ To.+larry McMa~ter, Community ,BuJidel'. ~ast • w~ the community of <-'•l••••lllh!le!lol't. ~me ~re~ as the result of death or' one or(t~ toremost booster~ and · who was oft times unbOund ·faith In or 1 .' widely known many tither fa· wwll 'tb<at stamped l)lm iioime' nT"ll'" clvllfleliaer:s··of the community, J!IO•UCJI l)e .was want to say but little publicly,, ·~~~~~~~~:ja~~to ac~llsh his many tasks-. ~~ . or!jiltbite acclaim. ~ lBe~h&ld uritqlle ldisllnctton !o~ haVIng been a graduate of both Pomeroy and Midpl~oor,t Hl(h t~ool's'. !!- llltu~tlon 'Jlro.~ht eLfi<lullt,y his ~sire·'W 'attend '&Ito Sme Uni· verslty and not hating enough credits as reg~llilf;{l~r ' kt'«llldltilih :rro'in Mlllc'lleport, earned another diploma at Pomeroy High with one year's wor'k 'In order to aUaln his goal. Though. many may not remember he was al~o ail athlete of no 111eil~ repute having played an end_ on.Middlep6'rt rilgh's first football team In 1901. After he had enrolled In Ohio' State he ·success!UIIy made the fresh- '" ' ) . man footbal~ squad but develpped clot that ·llrOi!gbt a -close to 'lils reer. • . He also play~d baseball in .hiN' and was In later _fears a~ ard~nt ia.n ·.~~,.~~· Cleveland Jn.dlans. • In a measure, the story of ,Harry ,M,c;MIUI· ter was th't of •succest 'and ' 'abJII!Y of .him~lf to an~ !,aslt , perform. Jn Middleport In ~920 the hardware busin~ss, e\tparided It_ by a_~din¥ new lines In or,~er prov1de, erytHlng F;or 'fhe Home, a motto - ~~i~··W sal~ "We~ve 'fried t? fol ow to the II Later he took up tile housing !veJ.o'pmi'e'lltf as a sl\fellne, a business which was grow In the y~ars to follow, as one of ~Is mO)It cessful ventures, iie constructed 21 apart. ments and houses in the ~~:~~if~~~~~:;~, mostly on Brownell Avenue\< lng demand for housing whlc'h he torest<lt the area. " Were w~ able today, to nominate to own "LIIile Hal] of Fame," those wbo contrlbu~ed so much to. till! growth of r munlty, the.n we 1f0uld surely have to post a conspicuous place lhe name of Harry Mastet. · to to ' Common Sense And Brotherbo6d 1'eek f · Our troubled nation, beset .. it has been by Sputnik!, civil l'fghts dl(feft!nces and recurring "btlnk-of:)Var" crises, needs the spi· ritual strength that dei'lves from brotherhood to guide It throqgh such dark hours. TheRe are clays ol agonizing stress and tension - both at home and abroad - and we ' must face them as a peoplll joined In the 'bonds or equallt¥, justice a·nd common understanding. That Is why •BrothePhOOd Week, sponsored by 1he National Conference of Christians and· Jews, assumes a deep and slg9llicant meaning that should tie support'ed by ail our pea· pie. '· ' The armor that can,shteld us from the foes · of demo~racy111ust be reinforced and ,ll)lpregnated agalnit the prejudices whlcb . gnaw· ~wll¥. ot 'ou~ 'iiat(on~~;l uqJtY,. Intolerance and blgoley must -be repi~H:ed 1iY lnt~ve ~duca­ ·tton litined al promoting better ta(utlatlons,· ·etlcltn'g '"leEbnCI claSs" citizenry 'and creating equalllpportunlties for all. -It Is 'lriie "!hat this country -has made tre. meqdous :(alns ·tn the field civil r)ghts 'for '. au our cllli~ns and BrotheJ;hood· Wel!k has had ·• ,~mqj'endat«ley share In helping to bring theae about.J The.. -~"' liopelul sl~s that .the people '~rhlecllmrng 'Increasingly aware· that preJud· Ice, dlsco1'4 and hate sap manpower, p~oduc. 'tlon ina tnorale and cause n~e\lless suffel!ng rr 7<59 Sign On • ,• 8:00 Copt.tla KallllfQII 8:4$ CBS NeW. ' '" 9:1\o Springtime, W. Va. 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Artnur GMire)' 11:30 Dotto 1~,00 News at NOOD, 12:15 Love oftile • ' 112:30 s..rth for 'l'oniot'rpl! 12:45 Guiding Light ., 1:00 Katie's Kitcheh 1 1:30 As The World Tum! · . 2·00 Beat the Clock 2:30 llouseparty 3:00 Big Payoff 3:30 . The Verdict Is YoUI'I 4:00 Brighter DlY 4:\5 Secret St0rm 4:(19 Edge ~~ Nigh! 5<QO , M<J.lll E.rly show �' I .. " . •,. ·"· For· Te.a RUbber Ia... . j WA.l-l. . PAINT,·,,. CLI ' . FISHER .. .... 'Mldill J. . SPECIAL ClWt·Oln' PRE oN ALl. \ ·' . • ~sAFETH£Sl£D'' U.CARs rt f •. �' I .. " . •,. ·"· For· Te.a RUbber Ia... . j WA.l-l. . PAINT,·,,. CLI ' . FISHER .. .... 'Mldill J. . SPECIAL ClWt·Oln' PRE oN ALl. \ ·' . • ~sAFETH£Sl£D'' U.CARs rt f •. �• 'fh~ ., ' e~.'t~ 1utc:h ,Of Christ ' elist.5ervice Draws Ma1nyj. 1 Oaily S¢htind " I .1 • ..J 0 Miss Rose Arzooman!an have brou· ght l'n10y visitors to the Evange· hstic Services bemg beJ4 for the second week at the Middleport Church of Christ · Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the local cburch, tS brJnginc tbe Bible me8Jates eacb night with Mifs An: oomanlan m charge o( lhe Song ' ' Service Tomght is Ho'~.·~~uil~'l',( Nilhl ~nd they will be body The Bible m~uat!e :,\{~~1 ;1 "Obeyins the H~avenly llaptismlll .servu:!s for ft\_1'11. Robert Hunnell were Sunday evenmg. ,, Furnitt~re . < Monday evemng Mr. Garc:fner spoke on "A Model Cast! of Con· version" and the Coun~en's Rally of the Churches Chr11t were re<;ognlled. Spe:lal sic wu provided by l'flJ• Anoomanian Mn Joe Barnett of Hqnting ton. '595 'I . ' INCLUDI!S Mrs Chester Erwin Ul the organ· 11t Bl:frf&erator ... ror these servicu and Mrs. Harold Loh11e and Miss Judy But· Gal Jtange cher are the pianists Piy Oaly •suo dowa Members of thf choir who participated in the&e services Mrs. Arthur dlr••<,lt!Fi ""'.•••.. Dave ~ ••·~. per moall~ BAKER FUR .J. . J,l,U RE . .. Mrs Louise Grant entered the i\lolgs General H..pi~l' aa a ~­ Uent Sunday evening. She was tak~ en there by Rawlings-Co&~ a~ bulanco. · , 811. Dav>d Wolfe of, the U. S Air Force and h11 wife and children, Connie and David,' have left for ~0111 w,here he w~ll attend ah Air Fcrce S<hool for five weeks. They have been visltlng Wolfe'a mother, I Mrs. Lena for the paat SO daya returned from 'Fr~nce- where .spent fourteen monttis. Mra. James Rollet ~~ new son, Hartley, were returned , to home of her parents, .Mr. ~ and Hartley from Moip Saturday ~1. l!ol· on GuaJ!l with the h.' '' 011 Tb• .Jrlgbtell Col'ller Ill Mlddlepo"' DUKE ' . FREE, PUSTIC BAG,. .,. '"' .. With A.II!Our Quality Cltaf!ing . ' ' . .Experts':'ln :$hoe Repair · ' Fore,st Clark,· Owner ,f , ,i TWO COHVE~IENT .LOCATIO~~I) l' ,t Cor. 3rll an4 Main Coutt Sl.• .. ' : ,Pho~e 810-t-x Mrs. Dorothy Pierce ruae 31a·X .Mrs. i<erna Roush , ,, Manager ~~~~ ;lfan.e~er, ' • ' •How cto you find ttme . _ to 4o all thMI extra thlnad' · . I ' ~~ '. \ ~ Valentine tarry' ) Held By Sugar: , Run 5th Graders :t • ' . ' The llflh 119de at Susar Run school tau1ht ,bY Jtobert R6berls enjoyed a v•hmtine party recent· ly at the acl!ool. Gamet were played and nlent !net exchiDJed, afLer which Lh(' mothera, ,Mr1: Donald Hauck •nd Mn. Tom Crow aslisled by Mn. Paul Oatnell and Mrs. Eug;ene Buckley 1et'Ved cup ca~kes with valentine' deioratloiUI, cookies anti ,. an oranat '' drin~. 1 ~· .' ·f ' I I[ • J • •• • _,. ' .... ve. , 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 02. February 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 February 18, 1958 cornwell ellis mcquigg roush