https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/edd85311d4096daf74aba3a53bb44e2a.pdf f4505c1a723bef06f9d94ed407ee9f07 PDF Text Text • I~~ '"'" 1 ~FOR TODAY . .ICUII MINM!Illl WIMIOUIIHI .... ,.... UPIWhM her hou• - · fir. ,.,... ~.. Mr~ 1,_ Mr ,..._., uti 10 ......, flw ,...,,.. thrM "'Ice t1trtt tulnM pits two and an. ,.,. ' a..-Dally Sentine~ Pomero1 Middleport, 0 Nov 3 1959 Racme Chapter Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club Holds 0 t !I. Memoers , Halloween Party At Mason Church Attend Meenngs ... 1 'Jbe. social room of the Mason Methodist Church was the u u rwa ~ \.. .. r OE,:, .:ene on last Tuesday for a Halloween Party held by the Ma wno are a ten<J ng vnma Lnapte aon Happy Go Lucky 4 H Club n L ~ e a <1 tn:; weeK ale \,_,OCill .Mrs. liordon Creamer acted as Judge for the costumes and .::!:r :~r~: maN~u&uc!n Wulk ~foU;;:ng Q~l t p u1 youns, people were Re:'berts prettiest James t J =!.. w::.~ ug1. m~t' and ~~e 1: : tillal Dunn& the evening gam a were played a~ refreabmeut.s wtre aer Yed t.o the foUowmg JamCIII Pauley Mike Redman Bienda Burton Cheryl Roberta Betty Riley Charlet Anderson lUke Fry Judy Turner Paula May DIJ'd Junmy Maynard :Barbara Jo)'ce Parrot Suz.an John 'rumer RaY and Dee Anderaon preaent were Mra. Eulah Mrs PaW JobniWn Mra Mn John McDaniel tor OWer 0 Dell at the home of her mother M.n Ly1e Chapman Rut land Ohio Gamea were played and prizes awarded to Mn Alberta Wa&ner Mn Chester Hutton Mrs Lo a Ca o Mrs Elda Caney Mn Wm Chapman llrs. Marcella Chapman and Mn Dale WUhams The door pnze was won by Mn Alberta Waper Tumer Refreahments of aandw chee Je lo cupcakes. m1ntB cOffee and punch were served to the above named and Mu Mary G bson Mrs Harvey 0 DeU Mra Robert Chap man and .M..isa Jean Chapman Sendmc g fts but unable to at lend were Mrs Cleo Oiler Mrs Club Alien HarUcy Mrs Harold Hyael Of Middleport w I meet th s Wed Mrs Sarah li bba Mrs Mare C.u a,elda)' e emng at. 8 00 at the aon Mn Wyatt G Jbert and Mrs home of Mrs. Guy Reynolda with &:1 th Ryther Mn E 0 Ball., a1 co-butess Tbe roll call for the meeting Wlll be My Thanksglv ng Ar rangement There wtll a so be an arrang in,: dem<lnttrat on entitled Au tumn Beauty by Mrl Arthur SkJnaer and Mrs Paul Davis Tbe f.1rst aes11 on of a ser es of square dance lcaaons was held on Amateur Garden Club In Meetmg A!!1~~~~-~eg?.t~!.., F1rst Sess1on In Square Dancmg Is Held Sunday Theodorus Counc1l Anmversary Dmner Planned Su da)' eve -VOL XI NO 171 ~aw.ura at; L-ranct 1\' artna ot tne . . , a c o1 vruo ne Pt~~~>l year l)ne W<tS pre ed a .: by ny 11 J\o a t n on oeo¥ 1 ol ne cnap er Max ne <~OUU Wingett ue spoke ne worK. per ormed oy .w11 "'coo nc pas year exp r>~; ns ne llll.ntu:~ ot the cnaptcr Jor ner serv ng wd reprt:seu Uli tne Jiruup 1:1o 1a otu Jy l-'r lit!nt 'Weru Mr and Mra Al ned Jonc)' Mr and Jrs Arthur 'eaue .M.r and Mn t;rneat w n geLt M.r and .Mra Jh.creon Jo.tmso ....- and Mrs w ll am ~tewar l'ltar)' Lou n c verna l,lU en bare Ne g er C.:hturus ur m vreta ~ mpaon Jane H 1 Haze t: etand £n ma ;:~a ser Margaret Neuman Letna Mu ru Nuo n ID nk r am1 ; ~ Around And About M1ddleport Syracuse Qhurch Class To Serve ElectiQn, Dmner lly 'REDDIE HOUDASHIL T Tile Suublle llaloon Clu!o of tbe Syraclita J'lnt Vllited Presby- terian Cbilreb will MrYe dtliner and supper on elec:Uoa d&y in the11 eburcb apnes The m~u Will ®Datat of j>ated 1u ored gues ebicloe!lo }frs Neuman played se era or ga se eel om. aur ng he sor al nour the wh te tabes had ccnler J.l cr s u ruse~ cy11 at o ta n erli e and coffee were served 1 :....,U.. dftoolnl mub ed potato'ei )Jma- Hl.nt eole llaw hot rolla.. pie and e:offee Masked 'Halloween Party I~ Held At Ohlinaer Home M1ddleport Garden Club A maU:ed lfi1loween party Wll!l beld S.tllrday e-.eqtnc at the home of Debbie and lJmber)f Ohlinger We.st Main '""' deeonttil St wbkh with J~<t+lon terns and ekelll!tQM. Gamet Wt<O p~ed and prlzeo g the DA V Hall fhc C &lilieS are sponsored by the Ja ceettes and anyone in the area who 1 mtereated In earn ng Weetern sty e llquare dane ng ill Invited to attend Plan• were completed f()r tbe No reg 1Lrat onll w II be accept •nnual ann verury dlnne to be ed alter the second aenlon wh ch held at 6 p m at the next meet w l be on Sunday Nov Hi from ina: Nov 16 when Theodoru~ 7 to lO p m The group voted to CountU Daughtera of Amer t'fl me hold the clal8eB on the ttrst and Monday even ng at the ~OF third Sunday! of each month HaH. Jo Hard)' ~ conductm£ the cla1 Margaret Se> dtmabel rounc lor pret.lded at the meet ng which opened in r tualtatlc form Kath ryn G<lodw 11 wa1 reported II i'Jrat nommatlon of officers Wlil be;ld Marjjorie Woodard council deputy reported on the booster meet n& he ld recently at Belpre whlcl) waa attended bY e ght me n ber• the 1n~t ng re At the close froehmenta wertl served by Mn &ldenabel Mrs Woodard and Notue M Ha:ree awarded th' winnen Re&esbmeat of bot doli. potot• clUPI cteeortted oookies and bot chocolate were lervt'd t9 Mary Ann Penny and 1Jft McKenzie VIcki and hnny Kan Slllle .Mar tin and Anme and PbULie Ohlin ger Adults preJent were M'r and Mrs Herman Ohllna:et lfr and MTs Robett White ~ Ohlin ger Mr and Mn Clalr Woode ¥r and M~ Phil Otilineer •nd ... the hosts nwtller Mr• DIU Ohlin ger or ~"''""~UPI-A 1 cht after over a curve on 1 mount1ln kill n& one p111cn 43 THE PERFECT c1n SPUD SATIN_......, nr/a 11 11a wir11 J0111t11. . . -DO .... 110 lop, 110 IJruth mub,Jt 4ai* fa~ lo..., QiWtl PIICD auauta. - bock iD . . l•.... &om wido 10Dp nf..., lata......_ 11 '139 locl!di!IIIIIO!!I • sun IIESIWooall 1q11• """"""' - • CIUII 11101$ Wl11l WA'IIl • fOI WAllS. ~­ WOCIDWC* • GIMUIIIIIII WASIU•I r.,i if you can toynt to 20 , 1rld know your .. 8 C '1 , , you CGft pll.y any tune fn&tantly - without .~' Concert . Elberfel<ls In hmerGJ Clldo 'THE DIARY OF __ .. f ANNE FRANK rich tone Workshop To Be Friday At Hannan Hi School TaNIIIHT \ \~·t~~rovlcllea ~obacco MEIGS THEA:ntE and Shellf Wlnlm -IDd W)'lln made THUIIDA'f 1M PRIDAY 1'lm ANGRY IOU.S brillla ftt .... Robert Mlk'hum - Shop "'"' Gla Scala matftlflcent tone 11 • • but more Is tile price • For Y:our at Christm9s Buying! USE OUR , ..._. Your Chlltlf'll!n With An El.. trle ~team rot V,aporiw The tobacco picture is const.ant ly changmg New methods m be in& uted in crowing and harvest tn.g tobacco Ch•nges are oecur- lnc in marketinl TobaccG regula tlo~B are bemg cban1ed to meet rrew .eondltlona The tobacco eom :paniel buying pattern• ilave J;leeD Chli.~ed All these c:bangea mean that' in order t.o get the most mohe:r from a crop of tobacco arowers mu11t be aware of these dlana:e• To &ive Mason County tobacCQ grolf'era on opportunitlea to find out for themaelve1 jUst wll:at aome or )hese new e~anca- In tobacco are a Tobacco Workabop w II be Jteld In the Hanna1'1. High Bth®l .gym Tbe workshop wlll etart 1 30 p m tn qae after noon enttne Det'oted To Tile lllt!ft't'IU 01 I'Jte Mefp-H.,ott ~ Weather .._.,,.,......_,_, ... Ohloo CloWy . . . .......... wkWf with OCCIIktMI rain aNI tan~ .........t . .,..... ..,.... wt&om. I'Cidfly Thu...., ahtwert ..,. ,.,. . . .- . _ tumlnf ..W. :"...,.- n....., • noo,.,.. ....--------------------------------------------------------;jj -- --·-------Pomer6y Mid4lepoft Olilo Wednesday November 4 1959 IIIHtfLB COPY- k -----------------------------------------c-----------------""::~~""'""~~~"~-u~~~;,;,.~~~;A:;c - l.: rc e s n 1 ome oy n nonur of Mrs wvebD wno na:s se(vea :H:t A Slork Shower wu held Satur Oct 24th n honor of Mn -* .t r day n gl) a par y was held a 1 Mrs Royed 0W Dell,I. I5 H01\Qr 1t, 1 S k Sh c•r•k:Nt• • Friday Nov &; prognud for tomor ---~---------------- �• EditoriaUv OF PACE . . WHY TRADE GOES ELSEWHERE ' 4f ~ ii!ICI~nt ball~~ tells, lor want of a ~lou. The f'indsor, Missouri. Revit'w, points out tl!lt "'11>~ ~piel rompelitors of the small city reta:JJ.er ~ n~t ·otA,e~ local mercha~ts. Jib qw,&f senpus C'lDJpQit1on comes from ncarb,· metropol4an c;enters." Prices 011 stand<Jrd brands of "m'erchandise, the Review goes on , are virtually the s;me ~verywhere . Low overbead sometimes gives the sma!J-town retaile r • campetitive ~dvantag e over the big-city merchant. So the R eview asks and answers a •• Broad Run · News Of Interest tlii\Ve'£ 41llL question: " Why, then, do so many shoppers tr"'v el fifty or a hundred miles tp btiy the same items they (•ould obtain at home for the same prke ? Man_v retailers who ask this. question should look to them se lves to find the blame. Inadequate <~dvertising is likely to be th e answer." The merchant who just opens his doors and wails fo1· 1hf' customers to enter. without- attrul'ting them through :1dvertising, is going to do a minimum Of .busines:;;_ The me.rcha~t who Sees to it tha,l people know what he ha~ to offer is going to'S£ the ma:dmum. And the local ncwspaJJ~r is PJe outstanding advertising medium for the retail er. aail a kill&dom was _lost. A modern para,r~r~ could ~ ~ha~ fo~ want of the right l<fn~ Pf tll¥~rti,!ing great amounts of business 2-Dally Senti~e\, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 4, 1959 Tho~ \ f l I • I the!r sc hools seriously, and are willing to pay more taxes to have good schools. This same ~ky would have been quite dark today had the vital school levies been d efeated . Much credit must go to members Buffington, Pl. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs . li<~"Vie Neland, :Mason. Mrs. Ilaymond Rou sh gave a Halloween party for the youth fellowship a1· her home Sa turday f'H.' Jling. Jn most cases including renewat of past Ievie; plus ad!lltiona\ millage, were approved by handsome majol'lties in each case. Eastern district finds 1\seU lacing a tightly budgeted ~I year aa It asked - and got none _ no additional millage over the 10-mill minimum It occurs to us that the sky, though cloudy, 1'191it<! i~ a JIIJie brighter over Meigs Coun11' IR4i1. Its add~d light arose from the conylctl,on !~at the s:reat majority of parents take vaq;tdi~ Corp. Showa -Increase In Thtir Sales As superintendent will face most trying months of llis he teaching and the administrative career in the two years ahead. Much f h o t e responsibility for a dean-cut, effici~nt construction of the new school wilJ fall upon his shoulders. Whether or not the responsi· bUity will lie upon him legaUy is beside the point. The public will look to him . He will want, and appreciate receiving, the cooperation of everyone in the big task ahead. the 1958 S~p mber ~uarler . Prior to he work stoppilgc in steel mill , the company·~ invcntoriii!s were allowed to decline to a minimum, Mr. Keeley reports .j Thereafter, and until th1! stl'ikc hall been pr,)Jouged beyond ear li er cxpectatlon9, the com pany rcbuill depleted fini shed product invcntorle& to a high Ieve! in rtrder to ~are ror th1! contrmplnttd lllll!ur~;~c m allo,¥ demand, thus maintaininG employment and utilizi ng available power et'onomica lly. A. CAPITOL IDEA • • Bg ... J. Sherm.n· Porttr Senator, 7-8 Dlatrld I'm the co-tlulhor of four bills which becom~ Jaw before next Wcdnesdny - lwo 011 Nov. 4 and two on Nov. Q. Aml)ndcd House Dill 280 bas me as co-uuthol' wlt h Rep!'c.!lcnta·U\'t!ll Luncl01w and Kile, and it takes effert next Munday. It reC]Ltlrcs thai boU1 the seller jUld the 01"ner of new tilerchandisc uJfcn•d for s11le ut an('tio n be Hec n ~ed llll ve ndor undCJ' the s111es tnx i11w. ll prohibits t ho public-ouction u le of new merthandisa by Hs owner unless he has obtained a iil'l!n~e lo conduct such ~m ~ut'tion and pl'ovldes a penalty for fall 24, Olrl'4 ur~ Lo Pllu with the county audl· nlck· Lor an Inventory of good11 sold at an am:Uon an i~. 15. T·hls 'J.tlW act, efftttive Nov. 9 •04 ou.. deflne1 "taxpayer" so aa to darIT, Clllile1e lfy the exemption of thoSe pavherb lna t.nglble personal properiy Jt. Mtrrl• Laxea from tho public aucUon ment sales law. ILEnr· krtective Nov. 4 is amended 'land'• J't•la14Q't A••wtp •u~sUtute bill 48~ by Gray~~•ek · l'oNIC 85. Habit Porterl~Sbaw-Madden-Wohalen which ofU hirytalft ~ reate1 t·ht~ Ohio Jnteridi Eduoa· D. :rttt ·· bertnnln&" tlonal Tei(;IVIIJon Sthdy CommluU.Cblrl111 87. B:nrllah eon•l•tlnJ of nino membera :Ioomb riV.r (J>o,ll.) hm serving at the pleuure ot the ......d... CO.Lorro Jovernor. , lllllko 'rhl• ect directa Its new c,.... Mr'llr' t~the ""'milslo~ mek• • lfucl' of td~~cttlonal t.lt~l• ltn ,fflr tht 1t1te •nd mab 1 ,. fln•l rtROrf to th!l' Gtn•rel A• ""'blr by .loft. IS, 1MI, Tloo ~ will u • not onlv tftl'nnrln,. but ,..IUty~ "''" llld rtfiUirementt ftr 1tttewlde lt(•wi•!M ·net'fiOtk MrYicft. 'i'he eom,ml11lon is to ~xplore the ltuJbiUtr of deveJopJn1 • atatew.ide ayatem of ·interconnected l)r!)ldCIIt ladlltiea with othor 1tate acenolea, .. nd to advi.Jie Jhe ..... ...... THI DAiYUNTINn DEVOTED TO INTERESTs OF M~GS·~ON A!lJIA 11oh•nt I, - Puftliohor Publl11hed · ev~ itterneon u cftpt Sunday by The ~ Ohio VaJ)e, Publlthm1 co"'Pilll' ot no II• ~:bailie! St., Pom6J'0)'1 Oblo. Biaf. neu ottlce phono 398, •lflce phrme 881'. edJtoriil Entered aa second elau malllnt mauor at the poat ott~ce 1t ~m­ eNy, Oblo. NaUoftal advert.latnc rtPI'ftlata- ':"<ln!!Bt"!attlnoli'·Klmblll, tno,. ~ ;: to the expendi· educational televl•~n. This commisa!on &eta $60,000 out of t·he funds av-aiJable for general appJ.opria~on• act. The Altnan.n Daily Sentinel Daybook TOD,'Y AND "1. Y ES~ft)'EAR Senptors OcaifeJc tnd Porter and Repre•entaUves Cgrrlean and Longsworth are tbe co-authors of Unlttcl Press lntern1tlon•l amended Senate BUI whieh, Today is· Wednesday, Nov. 4, /:'~.~:::.~·: effective next Monday, requires 308th day of the year, with ~7 that a school tuperintendtmt's more days in 195~. rea10ns for ~mmending reThe moon is approachlitg its UI!ION MIETiNG employment under .a limited con- lint quarter. ~heft! will be a meeting of the Lra ct of a teacher eligible for The morning star is Venus. continuing service status be dir- . The evening stars are Mercury Bricklayers· Local 32 at Cheshire Ohio, ThursdaJ' e\'ening at 8 . ' ected af tbe teacher's professional and Saturn. improvement. On this date in histor y: aOOSTER MElTING In 1842, Abraham Lincoln marFhally, tolnl lnt• th• Ohio Racine Band Boosters will •t•tutt boob Nov. • 11 •mend. ried Mary Todd al Springfield meet Nov. ~ at the high school at Jll. One of th e guests sald Lin~ H wbatltut. Stnttt 8111 440 7:30 p. m. to plan for a spaghetwith Me -_a c...uthor with Can• coin looked as ,'pale and trem- ti supper on Nov. 13th. A large ton•a S.n1tor ld Wltm.,. It bling as bein11: led to slaughter ." attendance this Thursday is urg· In 1879. humorist Will Rogers ed. prohibita mflbrancllnt Of pack • ... for 1111 which ewtt1Jn was born. Ave., .!\~~~~~ <it". • New Ycn·t OROILL, Jll.- A worker in a top secret Olin Mathieson cO., research lal.wratory, who asked not to be identified, describing the moments before a rorkct propel· !ant mirture exploded killing R~~,ert H. Cr avatt, 35: . Cracatt Sllld on the telephone, 'It's just starti ng to come out.' Then it happened." ea. - Ametlu t.,- the nine mo~tha Md· ed ltpltmber 80, 1969, wert i eU •b:ove thoM of lhe like period ut )'ear, Vfllllarp c. Keeley, preald,nt, clted ln an lnt,rlm N!port to •tqck· llolcUn. Theae Jllnl were made de· Th~ company's linand~l condiIPite a lou eNperienced in the tlon 1i cood, the repurl c1tcs. Short tbtrd IJIUII'tet •• a retult uf the vir- term bank loa11s otmounting to tuil 1!'-r.lpb of the ate~ustr.r 12,000,000, were rcp11jd on July 20. Ule JMjor eonaqmer 0 4t~ asP and ~~i ted Htati:'G GuvernPIII)''J ftrroalloya. · 6n t seeurltlc& on StJpt.embcr 30th Net aaln tor the nine months were $8, 468, 611, and current as· l"ere J51Af7,• • c:ompared with aeU of $~5,~1~.279 were 4.32 times 13'l',413,1a tbr the itmllar period eurrent liahlhHea of $8.2 l4,6ft7. i 'ye,.r '1ro. Net earnlnla were flln view ~f. the fact th~t sevcrf>ly 6li,(MI, or .1.08 ~ lharf! ori 1 4 ~( depleted fll11 5h~d steel mventorles 7ll~~mqu atoc:k outaland- must. be built up to s_ni1Bfy pr~ssing in' on BiDtts.zrber 30th. Net e~rn- requ1rements of mnjur consumers. h)' {Of 'tift ·· c:orntpondlnJ 1988 Mr. KecJay Bays, the l'{lUntry's nine month period we~ $98Gl?2 steel producUon should be at ca~r B» (!fh'f 1 common lhare ' · paclty alter resumption or opcrol~aD tlun1, and thls •hould mean susJ'or 'tat third. quarter .,. ..lei w~ •ll,'IIS.fl63, agalnai taJoed d~m11nd for Vonorllum's ul111,7111,411' I~ )'ear before. A not luy~< ~~ of ~.708 was 'i ncurred. Nt'l Vanatllurn Corporation or Am<'r••~lnllfl ' oJ f51.2N, or "lx renlll a lea i.~ a lcadlni produrtr of fl'rro~mckl lhare· were l't!POrted for roalloys. oi ~~;~~~~!£E~~~TI~~~ publk instruc- haur~l 1ult,tanc... 1nll tell In 1918, Au&trla . H1,1qgary acMASON CLINIC. by which to deter- cepted truce termt dictated ·b)' Admitted: Mrs. Nancy Wcprs, . We&t Columbia, Oct. 27; Carol mine whtt ccm•tltutts • h1urd- ' the Allies. ous •ubs~N~~. l _In 1981, t~e Lea,,JJ.O oolf~~~~:!:i~~: Ann Wilcoxen, Racine, Oct. 28: Thi• act •1so 1ets ,standard• ~Jted Japa~ WlUfuJ :..~ Nelda Weiss, Mason, ,pd . .~. •••nd•rcl• for the labeling of such packuges. The director of ·be&.lth gets a areat deal of power ~n this purtlcular flehl. He may embargo a subU.nce believed ta be mlsbranddf and ·li'aZardous pending a dctermln!ltion of its nature · ff it it mi11branded, the health director of Ohio may petiUon a court for condemnation, and ·h e m11y (o Into common pleas cout'l to apply for an Injunction agaJn 9t a vl()]at.lon. Iff m lfanchurta. __ 10o..+t, . ln J91S2 , the Unlted State 11s first Repu~Uca n 201ye ; - Dj1ght 1 6 .,.aded 8 · Ang 0 · ~ ez. . Also In 19~6, Ru&Sia n tanks hlasted B,udapest in an all-out <ltlack to c•·ush Hungarian resistance. A lhqug ht for today: American aut hor Ernest Homingway h11 id, "The world is "o fine place and worth fighting (or." J1,mmu~ 28 HOLZIR HoS,TAL Admitted Nov. 2: .Mrs. Wllliam Burna, Gallipolis; Emmett Smal ley, Middleport; Miss Laurel Jane . Cairns , Racine; Craig· Cairns Racine; M.rs. BU!y $immon• ' Bid· well; Mn. Ole,-. WUlong, Vtnton; Samuel Nichols III, Pt. Pleasant. · Dismissed ~ov. 2: Mrs. G·e orge Oiler, .Mrs. Jame1 Fitch, ~rs. Charlotte Weston, Mfi. Willard EJ~aworth Miller, AncH WJilard Taylor 1 Davil;l MiJ.am, · NlchOlaa . Edward Mlller Jnd Dl<tkel18 and 110n !jj!~!lj~ii;,; ~~uP,ter. .and' Mn. Poor! ' lnfarlt Marks. Syracuse, the No. 3 team in thil: week'• United Preas International ratings, has won only two pmee on Penn State's home m~ld in the last 25 years. Dem(}('rats elected Frank N. J.Tan~o o_f Youngstown in the states b1ttt>resl_ conte.~t. Franko d~fcated Rcpuhilcan Edward F. G1lro?an b~· about 6 .000 votes. Franko, .who. defeakt;d Ma~·or Frank Kr}san m the p~unary, was 1 accused of wholesale fixi ng of traffic tirkets be£o:e he was suspended fro~ practlcto . as an ~t­ ~~ane~ and ••or~ed to give up his t as a City Judge. --- I CLAIM JET RECORD The soviet union toduy claimed a world speed ·vroscow UT'J - rl't'orrl for jel planes with an aver- flf!'e speerl or 1,4:Sl.76 mph. The official So1•iet news agency Tass said pilot G. Mosolov set the record in · a sinl'!h:> · engined jet plane. It said he hit a high speed of 1,553 ... 1 mph but gave no other details. The official world record is 1,404.09 mph, "set b'y U. S. Air Force Capt. Walt~r W. Irwin in May, 1958. in a Lo<'khced F-HHa Starfighter. I 1 Note to con• plc~er operators: Always ~ h11\ off the puwer to t.he picker before leaving the tractor seat, ~ay Ohio StaLe University Extension safety specialists." Course of Study Aid Would..Be --·Writer? I . ly ANNE HlYWOoD . •'You CAN'T Iellrft writtngo _, , gr.a.phi~a.n:v t1olated from btr from any cours~ in V(l'lt!ng," I clty •univenitlu Or who ·are h eard a young man tBD.y i.')!tily the athe;r day. . Yet.Iater on tn ·the week, I tn.tervlewed a. woman who hag juat· ..sold fler third child ren's book•.she leamed to write from a course sRe took several years a,o when ,She. waa a. housewife an.d tno~h er and wantt!d Romething to~ l!lt1~ulate her m!nd. What1 li""tile ti-uth of the matt er! ''!N'oWiif-l!aft." Ht:li_') •1 1 in their first four gamtl of the teason. ., The big men in t~WDI' re· surgence in producing lnts an quarterback Milt Plum and fullback Jim Brown. PJum haa 'become uncommonl)' sharp in hill panea a11 he attetted ·by his record in the lut two iflmes. He 1tarted clicking aa:ainst Washington two weeks .ago when he COJJnected on four touchdown tosse1. Then last week in Baltimore, Plum bit on elaht of 11 key third down playa to keep tbe Browns movinc soalward. Fullback Brown who hid been in a sUgbt aeortni famine duri~· the flrst four camee, baa chipped · in all: touchdown• tn the put two games, including five . apinat defendinJ world champion Baltimore laal Sunday. , ker News Homema This Ia: the aeason Of the · year when bolltles and bomea ·ate in· . vaded by a great variety of manJ· lq:ged p-eats. Sptden, 111tl:, m~· pedes, eenUpedea, JQd bt.lDdred Of molie¥· . ... Hllh• for tbem to staJ? Mrs. A. K. McClung attended tbe la~t ritea for Miss Fannie Juhlinl dauibter of the late Oawatd lub· a_ to Obi En ling Sunday •u Toran , o. rbltte home tbey stopped in Mara:mtown to see Jubltng McClung llltudenJ at Welt Vlr&inia UDiver1Lty. . Hononcf On llrtftcMF Mn. Willer Smith wu the ban· oree at a lovely birthday party fe. ce.ntly. An informal eventna Willi enjoyed and tbe honoree rec:elved many attracUve and ueetul a:ilt1. 'Refreabmenta were aerved to Mr. and Mra, Fr1all:lln Hen· dr&eta of Syr~eue, Oblo; Mt. and Mrl. Robert Smith 1nd aon; Mr, "d Mn. Cecil Du~an; Mr· aD4 Hr1. Donald limes, Hr. and Mn. CJUford Smtth and =ter Smttb. Athncla lhthdly C• w-. A&P Super-Right Quality .. Lean, Well Tli'i'f1Y1ed FULL RIB HALF ROASJ_$---and CHOPS PORK ROASt At A&P vou gel FID.L half 'loin when :you buy the rib or loin hB.lf. Yon get vour ful I share of the choke eeoter meal Your !\&P mcilt man •viii be glad to custom-cut whole or half loina to your ord•. A&P Super·Right Fresh Whole Ham :;o;; _ lb.43c Spare Ribs ~=h lb. 45c Pork B.uHs Whole or -~- lb. 39c Pork Sausage :~;.r ___ \!i 39c Boiled Ham s1..... :.: 59c Ground Beef •,-;;R.:!':: ..., _ lb. 49c Cut From Tender Vo~ng . . r.t- efficient pest control. Even UDder aftefn£!011- Tbe Rev. "Mr. U tbe beat conditions, there ere m~mo ' ,.a..Jormer P••tor o~ t.be HarUord places for _thete peltl to· bidt. Methodi.! ' Chqe. "Olemical preventative meuutel are inexPensive ljlrKI efficleut and may be the answer to your problem. ln the older dayJ, c:utlM nrt1 tected from invaden bt the 1llt a large moat bot water. Tbete Tbe Seaion of the Firlt Unttet\ ts c:omplet.ely 11urrounded the ea8tle and were frequently filled Pn:tbrterin Cbun:b ol Syracutt witb mM-eatiag flab or ,erGC..'Qdilea. m~t SODda)' evenlna at 7:10 In of course we couliln't expeet to th~ aanu of the t:!h-ureb. buUd this kind of m~t around our ~ D~_inl . the meetlnl 4eleaate .t~ homes but we can eaalb' and qQfdl:· · tbt SidotO l'rubyt~ which wU ty build an lnvialble cbemb::al m(Jlt ~ held. at tbfJ .t .ppw Presbyterial! around our bomet. Tbll chemldl Clu.ilell, . Nov. 11th . .._ elee~. moat will eaue thO even~ual death ~ ~lfD\8 HO:lm• ~U 10 u of almoot in pealt whtcti .,_ tt; ill!le((JIO 'llilb llbl nantde . Moln an •tt.empl to ea'W )our .·home m~ lAd XII. Riebel JkBride II . ,._. Presbyterian Session Held At Syracuse Sund(ly aDd aettle down for tbl11r1Dw. ~ .. To estabJidl thll mo~f. tra:t an ' i'tntatln planl for the fami).J area three· pr, four feet Jride COUI• ailht on 'N,'9V. 1Dtb ~ midi. pletely around your home: Ule: a Min Jlwaaw wal ~lei N eJWt· . granu1ar lonnulation ol dieldrin at man. lbe rate ot 111.1 poun.da ~~ fot Mra. Tom' Cllrk, ~an of nerr 1 ooo ~quare feet or III'M or tbe ·Every Member Cqn111 report '· ' l." . u..; 11~ p<>un~o of &% dlolOJ!d.me . ed lllil oOtd'lbolll waa .......rui: to ach 1,000 ICluate teet. _.a:•• ; ' dust Scatter either of theae material& LONUVN, lftl. UP'I - Frt+lle 1-fedlY over the II'N ~d 1WIIb .llror, Ut~, I....INI,. ..,.,.~ down into lbe ooll wllli lbe prdeo .Piiro ilOilo, 112~, (t5~ h(tle. After the aoil or la,rn dr,Jet•. lurOfi.I!IJIII' ·~.,.,_ tltW. · 'it.Is safe for ~e. fa~~~~'?!! UNGKOK. n ; - . _. UP'I fij"i:tment ww ,..., ..~ ~...,. lltt. or Porkers -Well Trlmmod CHOICE L CINTER Iu. cur 6 -s· .c lit. Whole or Pl'ece Bacon· lb.29c Fish Sticks C:Z. __ 2 ':.:.69c ~~ 9c; 7 SI•1ced Bacon A" Good ar.... _ ..... 39c SteakS Flooh.ooFrOOJo Pollock Fillets ~';; ,:.·;,. !~ $}.39 Bacon Squares ~~;;· tb. 19c Super-Right, Ho!l Slob, NOI Sltad Thin Sll<od l-Ib. Fnun - - - - - - FINAL WEeK-SAVE I Canned Foods S,al~ I Tube Tomatoes ' Lorvo Whole Beets ___ !::"10c Kidney Beans -~ !:'·10c 25c Tube - Ann P•.. RED Oil Ann P"!e , , _ ·Whl'- , .. Yellow ·.. . Dovll'o Food or Honey Spice 4 ..... 20-ol. Cake Mixes • • • • lb.49c Long~horn· ·Cheese. Fancy wi..trllln ... l'reoh or Colby Cheese·:sli~es ~:~.:::: ~ ::29o PfC\VOione ·:..::h~~dl•" · lb. S9c · Angel Food :.: :: _·__.. 2 ~~-:. b9c. C,o~o,late Drink ~,:.~r·"" ..~~~ 29c · D•••v arand • 4 u45 C Melt, Filh or 'Liver _ c.t~nl ' Grape Jelly ::;. 2 ~;.4Sc Tqble Syrup ~"; :;,. 49c Spaghetti :;·;.:...;.: ----;;•••: ....49c -Strietmann Cook1es wodd·~~ 49c Choc. Grahams Nobt"o _ .... 49C ?- ,. HEAT AND EAT FROZEN MORTON'S PIES or"lf:ry 5 i'<tmlly Size SMOOrri bESSERT..: ~~"''·u•r 3i 1e00 JAIII PAhll .i a.INc:Jt 5!~ A&P MARVEL '=' 49t .~ ~ ilu:~rt . . l•' ' -7-·,,.rt ..,"- u-.-. eddltlooai-lolormalio!J,- ~ - Oil ~~ - 111,. ,..... 100ai u ...J... .me.; ,_,.,, 1101! V\fHOLE PORK LOIN CUT TO ORDER Pork Chops~:E65c su..., Righi HoH .C .lb. FULl LOIN HALF ROAST ar:d CI·:OPS ..... Attendlng the · birthday (!elebralion for Mra. Vernon Robey ilt Spen<or from Hartford ......, Jlr. and lin. Rutl6r KDirbt ODd llr. and Mn. c~ Kl>ltht, lin. Rober and Hn. Rutter. Knllht are 1lstera. Ha~ ........,,h ' Mn. He~ Jenldas and Riehard · len~ wen~ ·&n PoiDt Pleaaant l)tll, Ohio. ,. ' Delplte hil Mwatll at t1111: .,..,. terbact Job, Jlttte dil:plQeil liD' UJUa1 eoolnea undft fire 1a bll bit chance u a ~- HI! tbJtW !COr1Jia'"pauea of !Y1 u4 l'r 1-* t.o end Jim HoUJt.Dn lD4 a,ped blo performance with ~ ___ ..L _- •ar • yard tOll to haJfbac:k Bill for the other. -------MIAMI lEACH, Pl.t. U........._, meo lrenrHn, 15*, llmillll, U. W. 1., outpointed Jimmy Marti..., 151. PhMnlx. Ariz. (10). Regularly *1.59 men at West Virginia Un~veraity, Morgantown have been rt«~nUy pledged tp Slim. Chi "'-temi\y. EnJoys H•ll"'"" Party The Youth Fellow,hlp a:roup cl the Hartf9r$J•. Bapu.t and Metho- Good l.tnltary coJullllont tbroorlh . Rov. inid 1m. f'lber of ;.'ft111i· oot lbe bome, •ad oopeclalb' tho iltcll>rl, w. Vo. were ~ · "'· Mr. bul:menl area, are a' "mutt" for and Jln. J. ll Cramp WfMI~J ' othH quarterback ready In cue to Jive the Buebyes a 14-11 win. of injuriea to starter Frank Krem- 1 But be atiU pla)'ed second lldb~a- and biJ replacemeot, Jeny Idle to Fielda u~til lui. Saturday, f'ielda . when Hayea dfftded to atart bim "Kremblaa wu Injured, and I on offen.e. ~, · was thinking wbat would ltappen "'.. _ h d II •nytbl' ng h•ppened to Fl'et'-." ........ tte ... d it IUyr~ beat a)' WI Mlchipn State," Rid•¥~~nit after Hayes explained. reviewing the films. "Hit ablllt' Matte alternated bet'lo'een quar- to get around the corner tmasea terbact and halfback. the relt of me." , ,. the season. Matte goes equally well 00 ofIL dtdn't take Matte long to ad- fenae and defense. In fact, he wu just to the switch. In Ohio St.ate'a used ehieHy on de(enae during his opener against Duke tbia )'ear, he sophomore carrying the ' otbel'l are tootlnlt 'for a wum: Wednudlv. . place to spend tbe told winter llr. ·~ Mra. W. T . · Stone hive mootba. Ja your houae 1 good place ~n v~na nlativtl ia Colum- t?... .. lot..,. a 30-24 surpriae victory. .. Matte was introduced to quarterback in~ dutiea under probably the moat unWiual clrCtlmltan~s of any college algral c<~lier. ll wu hal~time during the Ohio StateLnd1 a na .,a " m e lu t aeasvn. More than 80,000 f:ma were amoned to sce liome Buckeye playeu leave the locker room at halftime and begin running plays in a. practice field south of the stadium . ~~!a ny fan• th'o ught Coach Woody Ind. 3 Gamea - P. Mulle;b, 483. -Ind. 1 Games - E. Sylvester 183 diat Ch!U'oChetl enjoyed a halloween ',l'he Browns, who have seared party in the · aocial l'ooma of the 69 points 1n their lut two outings Baptist Cbureh a recent evening, aPpear to have found a solid -of- A.ttMd hrvlcn For Rtlatl.,. · · fensive puncb after a Low outppu\ Mn. Hulo Juh1lng and Mr. and ,.u1 book1 on Writing.) ,.~tllrll !lyno!I!Catt, ~ B y - Ol!MM COLUMBUS UPI - Ohio State 183IUIT'terback Tom Matte. who markTeam Three .Games - Moore's !d hia debut u a atarter by throwStore, 2162. Team Sincle Game - Moore'! ing three touchdown pasee11 in last vdk'l victory over Michigan State, Store, 7111. today wa1 DJmed United Press lnSTANDINOS terniUor~al'a midwest back of the Won Lost Moorl!'J Store 14 3 New York Clothing 10 8 Landmark 8 10 a.&tne Service Station 3 U 1the Big Ten Utle and the Rote Hayes wu apP)JinJ .aome diKi· thmr a louebdown ~ mthe 1ut baD onl7 fin Um11 tlartq a Iaiii &wl •• the Buekeyea •wept to phne. But Haye1 ju.t •anc.ed an- two mlnutet to end Clltlft ·B ryant of 101 minute. ~ piiiJIDC ·t:uH. Jubling McClune, a graduate of Wahama High School and son of Mr. .and Mrs. A. K- McClung, Hartford and H-enry Burgeu of Mason also a W.abama graduate. Fftsb.. - a: "1~, HJib Tbrte Game Ind. - E . Sytvemr, 471. Hla:b Sln&le Game -E. Sylvr.ater I Matte who •wJn,:-Jhlfted between ~uarterback and halfback 4w1ne tbe flrtt b.U of the seuon, nailed dowa the Buckeyee' etanlng job wt\h hil floe performance . Beaidea: throwlnl three .Coring alfttl, the 190-potmd junior from P Ea!lt Clevellnd, completed five of eight tosaellfor 138 yard• Bj:alnll the sPeedy Spartana and picked up 73 more yardt b)' runninJ the tplit·T optlon pJtyl. Hla maaterful running of tbe Ohio State offense knocked Michl· gan State out of the running for Bend ArM Fratlf'lllty Plldttl CLEVELAND UPI _ T)le em· phasis will be on the offeMe wben the red -hot Cleveland Browne run throu&h their practice paces at League Park today. ,,, · .,~~l~~~~~~~"'=-~m=•...:•=ei.de=~"~"~"'i"~arKlll. e 'teo· ___'::,,. W.....,.., Pr141y Nilht U..U... Hloh lcoroi oc.- 10 week. Hartford Social Events Of Week Offense Gets Polish For Browns' Game homebound by small c:hthtreD,. physical handicap~~' or llJt. . Now I've found it. ··.M. The University ot Chfeap has an excellent. grt,\ip of home study courses 1n wrttin8': ~ WeU;ulf• ~~~e no talent f or wrlllnK, ~re·• not a. OOlJrse in the wonld nor teachQr nor a ' teXtbC:iok that tan help you. All that can llappen is that you'll wrirk' BJld work and WO I'k and throw· hout·a and hol\rs ot your life dOwn tile dl'ain. Wor1o 1flan .that, when. tlu:~ Untalented writer insist& on writing, ha dou it a.t the cost cf 'his real t alent. Becam1e each ot \II does have a, real talent. U it isn't writing", you should lltop trying" to write .and, Instead, put that tlmo and effort ficllon (lndudlng'· report writ.. Into finding your real tall;!nt. lng), fiction. children's lUera.. Talent For Wrltl~l • lure, poetry and drama (inclutlo . On the other hand, it you dO lng writing fo~ televl!lon). The ,.._ • al eom~ Is taught by top teach.. .,..ve 11ome t ent tor. writing, ers. I •fil"st ·heah:J. of it from. tht there are many advantages to Authors' League ot ArnericL . \aklng & courae in it. ~or one, a cour11e give~~ . you assignments, No .Guam.ntte · & de~4Une, & motlvat!Qn for "But , Will It gtuirantee tt) owreorithtrr the la.Jineu tllat is rna.ke my stOries e.lalite ?" .a. 10 often a part of tho wrlter'Jil wom-nn asked recently whoa X uturt. wn~J telllnJ about it. ' it &110 rtves you eriUclm a No~ no coun~e f¥1.11 make' thtLt. .hellng that .lomebody 11 Jl&t~n- klrid of B giULl'&n.t~. In .U hdn,. lnl' to yout • chance to get esty, they can'~ beCAWje "IIO.f' ~at and GOlJlpeten~ reaction~ .mu.eh dep~ndl on. you. }n~w.cl ot thoae :tlcJwery an.d - lf you need fft.at JnQney, :rtrbt Jnelli.JDg~eu complln1ent1 t,.Pm ~hta_ bmum~e, ~tll!P&' t• ~!19 lrfendl;. It ,civet y~u e. reliable wroq place to look for It, :ruaoA ~or pera!"Ung. After J..eamll'!&' to wiHII! ~bte .nta.. you paid your :rn011.u,y •nd )'Pu'l terlal takes tln\ej, Wen\. ~~ want W _. )'QUr ·' 1 careful QUitlvaUon. ...rthl • !II yoo wont ID pnl Um• -.-. Goel Ooarte . Ctl.reflt1 lillftlvatlol\ tnto '!e~inlt . to wrtte, s~d . m ~ & atamt\ed, . :nr yean, l"rt" bee!\ tooklnr ~Ir-~rldressiKl .enveloR' in.· c~ tor·!': ~ . b~atud)' 1fritfnr- 0£ thl1 'new.pa)er a,n.d l'U ~et~d ~~e,,. one that I totlld hc~tm• )'Qq tntortQ&tlon ' about thl• \ ·mebcf' w:holeheart~,ly to thp~ eo)Jrae and al!lo my lpt ot goof. BOWLING -Tom Matte Nails Quarterback Job With Buckeyes In Saturday's other games Involving memi)ers of the UPI Team 3 a:ames - Moorea Stort, top five, first-ranked Louillana ill 2162. a seven-point favorite over Tertqell• Team 1 Game - New York ooe, second · ranked Northwestern Clothing, 770. is favored by six over Wisconsin, Top p"5" Bowlen rourlh-ranked Texas is 18 over !Bay- M. Murray 132 lor, and fifth - ranked Southem P. Mullen 144 California is 21 over Wett VtrginJa. E. Sylvester 143 P. Pitchford 133 Miami (Fla) is a two - point L ft\eJClnney 131 choice over North Caroli.na in a Friday night game. INDUSTRIAL LIAGUE Other games: Hllh kO,... Octoblr 29 rltnburg 1 onr Bos1or1 Col.... Hilh Three Game Ind. - H. ClatNotre Dame 1 over Chorale T.ch wortby, 1111. Kent\lcky I ov.r Vand.rbUt High SinJ}e Game - J. Duerr, Georala 3 ovtr Florldl 203: Purdue 3 ov.r Mlch laan Stat1 Team Tbl'ft Games - Pomeroy low:• St•te 3 ov.r Ntbrfllkl Cement Block, 2491. Clnclnn•tl 3 IDV'Ir Tulao Team Single Gan).e - Pomeroy Princeton 3 over Harvard Cement Block, 849. Stanford 6 onr UCLA STANDINGS Arkanus 6 over Rk:• won Lott Pet. Pennaylvania 6 o'llr Y•le Pom'r'y Cement . B lk 18 6 .7110 Holr Crost 7 o~•r &oaton Unf¥. Swisher Loshe DrUIS 15 9 .792 Ohio 5ta.. 7 oYer lncll•n• Foreman y Abbott 14 10 .&83 LSU I onr Tenne.-. Sport Center · 13 11 .M2 O.troit 7 ov.r Darton ' Daugherty Inc. D U .37~ Air 'J:orce 7 ovtr MIHOUrl Fire1tone 3 21 .laD Aleb-IIM 7 OVft" Tulan. Seuon Highs Navy 7 over Maryland Ind. 3 Gam· e a- A. Sylvester. ~ Cornell 8 onr Brown Ind. 1 Game - R. Da-da. 222 llllnola a over Michigan Team 3 Games - Podleroy CeClem:aon 10 over 0Vk1 ment Block, 2624. Color.do St. 10 aVIIr Ut•h It, Team 1 Game - Swisher alld Kanns 10 over Color•clo Lohae Drug,, 041. Sou. Meth. 10 over Tex• A&M Top "5.. 8owlera Oreton 13 over Callfornil 182 B. LouD_ O.rtmouth 13 over Columbia 172 A. Sylvester Iowa 13 over Minneaota 170 H. Clatworthy Ut•h 14 over Idaho 189 G. McKinney Auburn 16 over Ml.,b~lppl St. J. Duerr 187 Oklahon'M St. 20 ov•r Denver South Carolina 24 over Vlrtlnla Okl1hama 27 over K·a nua ltate Army 35 DYir VIIIMOYI Do~s I Weiss, Hoggsett, lH:!t. 29; Sue Anderson, Clifton, Oct. Allen Sayre, Middleport, Mrs. Minnie Rothgeb, · AO~~u3g~ter, Nancy D-· d "" I to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wea rs o! West Columbus, Od. Z7. A son Dann>' Wnyne, to Mr. and Mrs.- Arnold Weiss, Mason, Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie Marks and daughter were visiting thi~ W{'{'k \~ith _his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Continued From P•SII• One) at .-t•mmty llnd sla LP fairs, a business in his family for 80 years. 5hte's. Bitte rest Contest WASH]NGTON- Julian F. Harrington, u. s. amba~sador to Panama, m a st~te men t deh\'cred. in Panama and released by the St:~te Department protesting the tearing down of the Am!'rican flag ol·er the U. S. Emla:lssy by Panamanian rioters: "My go\'ernment regards the desecration of the ;).merican f/;ag and damage to American propCrty as seriously e ndangering the good relations between our two countries." I NEW YORK UP! - The ~dt­ makera, who obvlou1ty don't believe in jinxes,_have made Syraeuae 1 1even - paint favorite ov.er Penn State in their "meetln' of the unbeaten" at University Park, Pa.. Saturday. GOP Upset ~~ I ure Janice GiQ.bB spent Saturrlay n(ght 'with J~un Juslls, ~1ason . Mrs. Fanme Weaver is mukmt;( ht>r home now with h(•r gbnd· da.ugtller, Mrs. Frauds Sw~r l 7. of Mason . ---·--- WASHINGTON-Jtevk·n Cos· metic Co. sponsor of the defun ct $64 ,000 Question ", and $64 .000 Challenge" denying that it ordered lhe produ~ers to rig the shows "Pressure from a sponsor tO do I a better jo~ did not give quiz pro· ducers a license to cheat.'' heartening manner. I NEW YORK - &alet and earnln81 of Vanadium Corporation ol the j Tcday's NEws Quotes From Pareut Teachers Association in Pomeroy, Suga r Hun and Ce,ntral groups, for spreading / the _g:ospe_l for a new el e~entary school. Su-/ permtendent Charles S. G1bbs was the work· horse organir..er of lhe campaign. His abiding faith that the people Of Pomeroy wanted a modt•rn grade school was verified in a· most Ta¥ levies ior operation of district schools local support required lor state aid. The district ~ill operate with about $15,000 less state atd this year than last and at the same ~me be required to pay more in salal'ies and lntq cerlaln state operoted funds (retirement). or visiting at the home tlf New !Iaven, Mr. and 1\l rs. Bill Gibbs, Mr. and Mr~ EverC'tl SKIES A UTTLE BRIGHTER ' Clearly, the majority of Meigs Countians want their schools to keep up with those in othl!r paf\s of the state. And in Pomeroy , wboppinJ majority of voters put th eir approv•\ on the proposal to build a central, mo· dem ,lementary schooL Brinker of Letart, were mar riNl Friday evening at the St11r • Church at Letart Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bat~Y . . ' Syracuse Made 7-Point Favoriie In Big Meeting Dorwin Clark, son of Mr und Mrs. Lawrenre Clark and L111da By Mr5. Lauiw. Gibb• .LI6TeN.T0 ,jl\ ~<Ol:t:! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mfddleport, 0 ., Nov. 4, 195&--3 . ' ' . ' ,b~;.· , .,. Perm.anetit • "> •. ., ~:~$1.79 Anti-Rust ., A&P lr•ncl Our. Flneat Qull~ty c.t. .if 24, fU5 Our ~ Pumpkin 6 ~ 89c; A&P lnnd Fl- Clvotlty fl 14, P,ll Sauerkrau.t __ 6 :::. 79c: A&P lrond Our Fl- Ouollty ~·of 24, ·,,_., 011 · · Qa:...... Applesauce ---,.,,... ... .$1.:.~ ~ FROZEN HEAT AND EAT -· chicke~.2~~~~~'S DINN~ Hom, Moot ~I, or Solisbury s...k . ~ ·. .~; .._ A&P BRAND 0~ . f\!""' r: ·'. 49c · .... ". FROZEN ""! ·' ,JUICF~ ..... 79c 4 - _· ' '. • �• EditoriaUv OF PACE . . WHY TRADE GOES ELSEWHERE ' 4f ~ ii!ICI~nt ball~~ tells, lor want of a ~lou. The f'indsor, Missouri. Revit'w, points out tl!lt "'11>~ ~piel rompelitors of the small city reta:JJ.er ~ n~t ·otA,e~ local mercha~ts. Jib qw,&f senpus C'lDJpQit1on comes from ncarb,· metropol4an c;enters." Prices 011 stand<Jrd brands of "m'erchandise, the Review goes on , are virtually the s;me ~verywhere . Low overbead sometimes gives the sma!J-town retaile r • campetitive ~dvantag e over the big-city merchant. So the R eview asks and answers a •• Broad Run · News Of Interest tlii\Ve'£ 41llL question: " Why, then, do so many shoppers tr"'v el fifty or a hundred miles tp btiy the same items they (•ould obtain at home for the same prke ? Man_v retailers who ask this. question should look to them se lves to find the blame. Inadequate <~dvertising is likely to be th e answer." The merchant who just opens his doors and wails fo1· 1hf' customers to enter. without- attrul'ting them through :1dvertising, is going to do a minimum Of .busines:;;_ The me.rcha~t who Sees to it tha,l people know what he ha~ to offer is going to'S£ the ma:dmum. And the local ncwspaJJ~r is PJe outstanding advertising medium for the retail er. aail a kill&dom was _lost. A modern para,r~r~ could ~ ~ha~ fo~ want of the right l<fn~ Pf tll¥~rti,!ing great amounts of business 2-Dally Senti~e\, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 4, 1959 Tho~ \ f l I • I the!r sc hools seriously, and are willing to pay more taxes to have good schools. This same ~ky would have been quite dark today had the vital school levies been d efeated . Much credit must go to members Buffington, Pl. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs . li<~"Vie Neland, :Mason. Mrs. Ilaymond Rou sh gave a Halloween party for the youth fellowship a1· her home Sa turday f'H.' Jling. Jn most cases including renewat of past Ievie; plus ad!lltiona\ millage, were approved by handsome majol'lties in each case. Eastern district finds 1\seU lacing a tightly budgeted ~I year aa It asked - and got none _ no additional millage over the 10-mill minimum It occurs to us that the sky, though cloudy, 1'191it<! i~ a JIIJie brighter over Meigs Coun11' IR4i1. Its add~d light arose from the conylctl,on !~at the s:reat majority of parents take vaq;tdi~ Corp. Showa -Increase In Thtir Sales As superintendent will face most trying months of llis he teaching and the administrative career in the two years ahead. Much f h o t e responsibility for a dean-cut, effici~nt construction of the new school wilJ fall upon his shoulders. Whether or not the responsi· bUity will lie upon him legaUy is beside the point. The public will look to him . He will want, and appreciate receiving, the cooperation of everyone in the big task ahead. the 1958 S~p mber ~uarler . Prior to he work stoppilgc in steel mill , the company·~ invcntoriii!s were allowed to decline to a minimum, Mr. Keeley reports .j Thereafter, and until th1! stl'ikc hall been pr,)Jouged beyond ear li er cxpectatlon9, the com pany rcbuill depleted fini shed product invcntorle& to a high Ieve! in rtrder to ~are ror th1! contrmplnttd lllll!ur~;~c m allo,¥ demand, thus maintaininG employment and utilizi ng available power et'onomica lly. A. CAPITOL IDEA • • Bg ... J. Sherm.n· Porttr Senator, 7-8 Dlatrld I'm the co-tlulhor of four bills which becom~ Jaw before next Wcdnesdny - lwo 011 Nov. 4 and two on Nov. Q. Aml)ndcd House Dill 280 bas me as co-uuthol' wlt h Rep!'c.!lcnta·U\'t!ll Luncl01w and Kile, and it takes effert next Munday. It reC]Ltlrcs thai boU1 the seller jUld the 01"ner of new tilerchandisc uJfcn•d for s11le ut an('tio n be Hec n ~ed llll ve ndor undCJ' the s111es tnx i11w. ll prohibits t ho public-ouction u le of new merthandisa by Hs owner unless he has obtained a iil'l!n~e lo conduct such ~m ~ut'tion and pl'ovldes a penalty for fall 24, Olrl'4 ur~ Lo Pllu with the county audl· nlck· Lor an Inventory of good11 sold at an am:Uon an i~. 15. T·hls 'J.tlW act, efftttive Nov. 9 •04 ou.. deflne1 "taxpayer" so aa to darIT, Clllile1e lfy the exemption of thoSe pavherb lna t.nglble personal properiy Jt. Mtrrl• Laxea from tho public aucUon ment sales law. ILEnr· krtective Nov. 4 is amended 'land'• J't•la14Q't A••wtp •u~sUtute bill 48~ by Gray~~•ek · l'oNIC 85. Habit Porterl~Sbaw-Madden-Wohalen which ofU hirytalft ~ reate1 t·ht~ Ohio Jnteridi Eduoa· D. :rttt ·· bertnnln&" tlonal Tei(;IVIIJon Sthdy CommluU.Cblrl111 87. B:nrllah eon•l•tlnJ of nino membera :Ioomb riV.r (J>o,ll.) hm serving at the pleuure ot the ......d... CO.Lorro Jovernor. , lllllko 'rhl• ect directa Its new c,.... Mr'llr' t~the ""'milslo~ mek• • lfucl' of td~~cttlonal t.lt~l• ltn ,fflr tht 1t1te •nd mab 1 ,. fln•l rtROrf to th!l' Gtn•rel A• ""'blr by .loft. IS, 1MI, Tloo ~ will u • not onlv tftl'nnrln,. but ,..IUty~ "''" llld rtfiUirementt ftr 1tttewlde lt(•wi•!M ·net'fiOtk MrYicft. 'i'he eom,ml11lon is to ~xplore the ltuJbiUtr of deveJopJn1 • atatew.ide ayatem of ·interconnected l)r!)ldCIIt ladlltiea with othor 1tate acenolea, .. nd to advi.Jie Jhe ..... ...... THI DAiYUNTINn DEVOTED TO INTERESTs OF M~GS·~ON A!lJIA 11oh•nt I, - Puftliohor Publl11hed · ev~ itterneon u cftpt Sunday by The ~ Ohio VaJ)e, Publlthm1 co"'Pilll' ot no II• ~:bailie! St., Pom6J'0)'1 Oblo. Biaf. neu ottlce phono 398, •lflce phrme 881'. edJtoriil Entered aa second elau malllnt mauor at the poat ott~ce 1t ~m­ eNy, Oblo. NaUoftal advert.latnc rtPI'ftlata- ':"<ln!!Bt"!attlnoli'·Klmblll, tno,. ~ ;: to the expendi· educational televl•~n. This commisa!on &eta $60,000 out of t·he funds av-aiJable for general appJ.opria~on• act. The Altnan.n Daily Sentinel Daybook TOD,'Y AND "1. Y ES~ft)'EAR Senptors OcaifeJc tnd Porter and Repre•entaUves Cgrrlean and Longsworth are tbe co-authors of Unlttcl Press lntern1tlon•l amended Senate BUI whieh, Today is· Wednesday, Nov. 4, /:'~.~:::.~·: effective next Monday, requires 308th day of the year, with ~7 that a school tuperintendtmt's more days in 195~. rea10ns for ~mmending reThe moon is approachlitg its UI!ION MIETiNG employment under .a limited con- lint quarter. ~heft! will be a meeting of the Lra ct of a teacher eligible for The morning star is Venus. continuing service status be dir- . The evening stars are Mercury Bricklayers· Local 32 at Cheshire Ohio, ThursdaJ' e\'ening at 8 . ' ected af tbe teacher's professional and Saturn. improvement. On this date in histor y: aOOSTER MElTING In 1842, Abraham Lincoln marFhally, tolnl lnt• th• Ohio Racine Band Boosters will •t•tutt boob Nov. • 11 •mend. ried Mary Todd al Springfield meet Nov. ~ at the high school at Jll. One of th e guests sald Lin~ H wbatltut. Stnttt 8111 440 7:30 p. m. to plan for a spaghetwith Me -_a c...uthor with Can• coin looked as ,'pale and trem- ti supper on Nov. 13th. A large ton•a S.n1tor ld Wltm.,. It bling as bein11: led to slaughter ." attendance this Thursday is urg· In 1879. humorist Will Rogers ed. prohibita mflbrancllnt Of pack • ... for 1111 which ewtt1Jn was born. Ave., .!\~~~~~ <it". • New Ycn·t OROILL, Jll.- A worker in a top secret Olin Mathieson cO., research lal.wratory, who asked not to be identified, describing the moments before a rorkct propel· !ant mirture exploded killing R~~,ert H. Cr avatt, 35: . Cracatt Sllld on the telephone, 'It's just starti ng to come out.' Then it happened." ea. - Ametlu t.,- the nine mo~tha Md· ed ltpltmber 80, 1969, wert i eU •b:ove thoM of lhe like period ut )'ear, Vfllllarp c. Keeley, preald,nt, clted ln an lnt,rlm N!port to •tqck· llolcUn. Theae Jllnl were made de· Th~ company's linand~l condiIPite a lou eNperienced in the tlon 1i cood, the repurl c1tcs. Short tbtrd IJIUII'tet •• a retult uf the vir- term bank loa11s otmounting to tuil 1!'-r.lpb of the ate~ustr.r 12,000,000, were rcp11jd on July 20. Ule JMjor eonaqmer 0 4t~ asP and ~~i ted Htati:'G GuvernPIII)''J ftrroalloya. · 6n t seeurltlc& on StJpt.embcr 30th Net aaln tor the nine months were $8, 468, 611, and current as· l"ere J51Af7,• • c:ompared with aeU of $~5,~1~.279 were 4.32 times 13'l',413,1a tbr the itmllar period eurrent liahlhHea of $8.2 l4,6ft7. i 'ye,.r '1ro. Net earnlnla were flln view ~f. the fact th~t sevcrf>ly 6li,(MI, or .1.08 ~ lharf! ori 1 4 ~( depleted fll11 5h~d steel mventorles 7ll~~mqu atoc:k outaland- must. be built up to s_ni1Bfy pr~ssing in' on BiDtts.zrber 30th. Net e~rn- requ1rements of mnjur consumers. h)' {Of 'tift ·· c:orntpondlnJ 1988 Mr. KecJay Bays, the l'{lUntry's nine month period we~ $98Gl?2 steel producUon should be at ca~r B» (!fh'f 1 common lhare ' · paclty alter resumption or opcrol~aD tlun1, and thls •hould mean susJ'or 'tat third. quarter .,. ..lei w~ •ll,'IIS.fl63, agalnai taJoed d~m11nd for Vonorllum's ul111,7111,411' I~ )'ear before. A not luy~< ~~ of ~.708 was 'i ncurred. Nt'l Vanatllurn Corporation or Am<'r••~lnllfl ' oJ f51.2N, or "lx renlll a lea i.~ a lcadlni produrtr of fl'rro~mckl lhare· were l't!POrted for roalloys. oi ~~;~~~~!£E~~~TI~~~ publk instruc- haur~l 1ult,tanc... 1nll tell In 1918, Au&trla . H1,1qgary acMASON CLINIC. by which to deter- cepted truce termt dictated ·b)' Admitted: Mrs. Nancy Wcprs, . We&t Columbia, Oct. 27; Carol mine whtt ccm•tltutts • h1urd- ' the Allies. ous •ubs~N~~. l _In 1981, t~e Lea,,JJ.O oolf~~~~:!:i~~: Ann Wilcoxen, Racine, Oct. 28: Thi• act •1so 1ets ,standard• ~Jted Japa~ WlUfuJ :..~ Nelda Weiss, Mason, ,pd . .~. •••nd•rcl• for the labeling of such packuges. The director of ·be&.lth gets a areat deal of power ~n this purtlcular flehl. He may embargo a subU.nce believed ta be mlsbranddf and ·li'aZardous pending a dctermln!ltion of its nature · ff it it mi11branded, the health director of Ohio may petiUon a court for condemnation, and ·h e m11y (o Into common pleas cout'l to apply for an Injunction agaJn 9t a vl()]at.lon. Iff m lfanchurta. __ 10o..+t, . ln J91S2 , the Unlted State 11s first Repu~Uca n 201ye ; - Dj1ght 1 6 .,.aded 8 · Ang 0 · ~ ez. . Also In 19~6, Ru&Sia n tanks hlasted B,udapest in an all-out <ltlack to c•·ush Hungarian resistance. A lhqug ht for today: American aut hor Ernest Homingway h11 id, "The world is "o fine place and worth fighting (or." J1,mmu~ 28 HOLZIR HoS,TAL Admitted Nov. 2: .Mrs. Wllliam Burna, Gallipolis; Emmett Smal ley, Middleport; Miss Laurel Jane . Cairns , Racine; Craig· Cairns Racine; M.rs. BU!y $immon• ' Bid· well; Mn. Ole,-. WUlong, Vtnton; Samuel Nichols III, Pt. Pleasant. · Dismissed ~ov. 2: Mrs. G·e orge Oiler, .Mrs. Jame1 Fitch, ~rs. Charlotte Weston, Mfi. Willard EJ~aworth Miller, AncH WJilard Taylor 1 Davil;l MiJ.am, · NlchOlaa . Edward Mlller Jnd Dl<tkel18 and 110n !jj!~!lj~ii;,; ~~uP,ter. .and' Mn. Poor! ' lnfarlt Marks. Syracuse, the No. 3 team in thil: week'• United Preas International ratings, has won only two pmee on Penn State's home m~ld in the last 25 years. Dem(}('rats elected Frank N. J.Tan~o o_f Youngstown in the states b1ttt>resl_ conte.~t. Franko d~fcated Rcpuhilcan Edward F. G1lro?an b~· about 6 .000 votes. Franko, .who. defeakt;d Ma~·or Frank Kr}san m the p~unary, was 1 accused of wholesale fixi ng of traffic tirkets be£o:e he was suspended fro~ practlcto . as an ~t­ ~~ane~ and ••or~ed to give up his t as a City Judge. --- I CLAIM JET RECORD The soviet union toduy claimed a world speed ·vroscow UT'J - rl't'orrl for jel planes with an aver- flf!'e speerl or 1,4:Sl.76 mph. The official So1•iet news agency Tass said pilot G. Mosolov set the record in · a sinl'!h:> · engined jet plane. It said he hit a high speed of 1,553 ... 1 mph but gave no other details. The official world record is 1,404.09 mph, "set b'y U. S. Air Force Capt. Walt~r W. Irwin in May, 1958. in a Lo<'khced F-HHa Starfighter. I 1 Note to con• plc~er operators: Always ~ h11\ off the puwer to t.he picker before leaving the tractor seat, ~ay Ohio StaLe University Extension safety specialists." Course of Study Aid Would..Be --·Writer? I . ly ANNE HlYWOoD . •'You CAN'T Iellrft writtngo _, , gr.a.phi~a.n:v t1olated from btr from any cours~ in V(l'lt!ng," I clty •univenitlu Or who ·are h eard a young man tBD.y i.')!tily the athe;r day. . Yet.Iater on tn ·the week, I tn.tervlewed a. woman who hag juat· ..sold fler third child ren's book•.she leamed to write from a course sRe took several years a,o when ,She. waa a. housewife an.d tno~h er and wantt!d Romething to~ l!lt1~ulate her m!nd. What1 li""tile ti-uth of the matt er! ''!N'oWiif-l!aft." Ht:li_') •1 1 in their first four gamtl of the teason. ., The big men in t~WDI' re· surgence in producing lnts an quarterback Milt Plum and fullback Jim Brown. PJum haa 'become uncommonl)' sharp in hill panea a11 he attetted ·by his record in the lut two iflmes. He 1tarted clicking aa:ainst Washington two weeks .ago when he COJJnected on four touchdown tosse1. Then last week in Baltimore, Plum bit on elaht of 11 key third down playa to keep tbe Browns movinc soalward. Fullback Brown who hid been in a sUgbt aeortni famine duri~· the flrst four camee, baa chipped · in all: touchdown• tn the put two games, including five . apinat defendinJ world champion Baltimore laal Sunday. , ker News Homema This Ia: the aeason Of the · year when bolltles and bomea ·ate in· . vaded by a great variety of manJ· lq:ged p-eats. Sptden, 111tl:, m~· pedes, eenUpedea, JQd bt.lDdred Of molie¥· . ... Hllh• for tbem to staJ? Mrs. A. K. McClung attended tbe la~t ritea for Miss Fannie Juhlinl dauibter of the late Oawatd lub· a_ to Obi En ling Sunday •u Toran , o. rbltte home tbey stopped in Mara:mtown to see Jubltng McClung llltudenJ at Welt Vlr&inia UDiver1Lty. . Hononcf On llrtftcMF Mn. Willer Smith wu the ban· oree at a lovely birthday party fe. ce.ntly. An informal eventna Willi enjoyed and tbe honoree rec:elved many attracUve and ueetul a:ilt1. 'Refreabmenta were aerved to Mr. and Mra, Fr1all:lln Hen· dr&eta of Syr~eue, Oblo; Mt. and Mrl. Robert Smith 1nd aon; Mr, "d Mn. Cecil Du~an; Mr· aD4 Hr1. Donald limes, Hr. and Mn. CJUford Smtth and =ter Smttb. Athncla lhthdly C• w-. A&P Super-Right Quality .. Lean, Well Tli'i'f1Y1ed FULL RIB HALF ROASJ_$---and CHOPS PORK ROASt At A&P vou gel FID.L half 'loin when :you buy the rib or loin hB.lf. Yon get vour ful I share of the choke eeoter meal Your !\&P mcilt man •viii be glad to custom-cut whole or half loina to your ord•. A&P Super·Right Fresh Whole Ham :;o;; _ lb.43c Spare Ribs ~=h lb. 45c Pork B.uHs Whole or -~- lb. 39c Pork Sausage :~;.r ___ \!i 39c Boiled Ham s1..... :.: 59c Ground Beef •,-;;R.:!':: ..., _ lb. 49c Cut From Tender Vo~ng . . r.t- efficient pest control. Even UDder aftefn£!011- Tbe Rev. "Mr. U tbe beat conditions, there ere m~mo ' ,.a..Jormer P••tor o~ t.be HarUord places for _thete peltl to· bidt. Methodi.! ' Chqe. "Olemical preventative meuutel are inexPensive ljlrKI efficleut and may be the answer to your problem. ln the older dayJ, c:utlM nrt1 tected from invaden bt the 1llt a large moat bot water. Tbete Tbe Seaion of the Firlt Unttet\ ts c:omplet.ely 11urrounded the ea8tle and were frequently filled Pn:tbrterin Cbun:b ol Syracutt witb mM-eatiag flab or ,erGC..'Qdilea. m~t SODda)' evenlna at 7:10 In of course we couliln't expeet to th~ aanu of the t:!h-ureb. buUd this kind of m~t around our ~ D~_inl . the meetlnl 4eleaate .t~ homes but we can eaalb' and qQfdl:· · tbt SidotO l'rubyt~ which wU ty build an lnvialble cbemb::al m(Jlt ~ held. at tbfJ .t .ppw Presbyterial! around our bomet. Tbll chemldl Clu.ilell, . Nov. 11th . .._ elee~. moat will eaue thO even~ual death ~ ~lfD\8 HO:lm• ~U 10 u of almoot in pealt whtcti .,_ tt; ill!le((JIO 'llilb llbl nantde . Moln an •tt.empl to ea'W )our .·home m~ lAd XII. Riebel JkBride II . ,._. Presbyterian Session Held At Syracuse Sund(ly aDd aettle down for tbl11r1Dw. ~ .. To estabJidl thll mo~f. tra:t an ' i'tntatln planl for the fami).J area three· pr, four feet Jride COUI• ailht on 'N,'9V. 1Dtb ~ midi. pletely around your home: Ule: a Min Jlwaaw wal ~lei N eJWt· . granu1ar lonnulation ol dieldrin at man. lbe rate ot 111.1 poun.da ~~ fot Mra. Tom' Cllrk, ~an of nerr 1 ooo ~quare feet or III'M or tbe ·Every Member Cqn111 report '· ' l." . u..; 11~ p<>un~o of &% dlolOJ!d.me . ed lllil oOtd'lbolll waa .......rui: to ach 1,000 ICluate teet. _.a:•• ; ' dust Scatter either of theae material& LONUVN, lftl. UP'I - Frt+lle 1-fedlY over the II'N ~d 1WIIb .llror, Ut~, I....INI,. ..,.,.~ down into lbe ooll wllli lbe prdeo .Piiro ilOilo, 112~, (t5~ h(tle. After the aoil or la,rn dr,Jet•. lurOfi.I!IJIII' ·~.,.,_ tltW. · 'it.Is safe for ~e. fa~~~~'?!! UNGKOK. n ; - . _. UP'I fij"i:tment ww ,..., ..~ ~...,. lltt. or Porkers -Well Trlmmod CHOICE L CINTER Iu. cur 6 -s· .c lit. Whole or Pl'ece Bacon· lb.29c Fish Sticks C:Z. __ 2 ':.:.69c ~~ 9c; 7 SI•1ced Bacon A" Good ar.... _ ..... 39c SteakS Flooh.ooFrOOJo Pollock Fillets ~';; ,:.·;,. !~ $}.39 Bacon Squares ~~;;· tb. 19c Super-Right, Ho!l Slob, NOI Sltad Thin Sll<od l-Ib. Fnun - - - - - - FINAL WEeK-SAVE I Canned Foods S,al~ I Tube Tomatoes ' Lorvo Whole Beets ___ !::"10c Kidney Beans -~ !:'·10c 25c Tube - Ann P•.. RED Oil Ann P"!e , , _ ·Whl'- , .. Yellow ·.. . Dovll'o Food or Honey Spice 4 ..... 20-ol. Cake Mixes • • • • lb.49c Long~horn· ·Cheese. Fancy wi..trllln ... l'reoh or Colby Cheese·:sli~es ~:~.:::: ~ ::29o PfC\VOione ·:..::h~~dl•" · lb. S9c · Angel Food :.: :: _·__.. 2 ~~-:. b9c. C,o~o,late Drink ~,:.~r·"" ..~~~ 29c · D•••v arand • 4 u45 C Melt, Filh or 'Liver _ c.t~nl ' Grape Jelly ::;. 2 ~;.4Sc Tqble Syrup ~"; :;,. 49c Spaghetti :;·;.:...;.: ----;;•••: ....49c -Strietmann Cook1es wodd·~~ 49c Choc. Grahams Nobt"o _ .... 49C ?- ,. HEAT AND EAT FROZEN MORTON'S PIES or"lf:ry 5 i'<tmlly Size SMOOrri bESSERT..: ~~"''·u•r 3i 1e00 JAIII PAhll .i a.INc:Jt 5!~ A&P MARVEL '=' 49t .~ ~ ilu:~rt . . l•' ' -7-·,,.rt ..,"- u-.-. eddltlooai-lolormalio!J,- ~ - Oil ~~ - 111,. ,..... 100ai u ...J... .me.; ,_,.,, 1101! V\fHOLE PORK LOIN CUT TO ORDER Pork Chops~:E65c su..., Righi HoH .C .lb. FULl LOIN HALF ROAST ar:d CI·:OPS ..... Attendlng the · birthday (!elebralion for Mra. Vernon Robey ilt Spen<or from Hartford ......, Jlr. and lin. Rutl6r KDirbt ODd llr. and Mn. c~ Kl>ltht, lin. Rober and Hn. Rutter. Knllht are 1lstera. Ha~ ........,,h ' Mn. He~ Jenldas and Riehard · len~ wen~ ·&n PoiDt Pleaaant l)tll, Ohio. ,. ' Delplte hil Mwatll at t1111: .,..,. terbact Job, Jlttte dil:plQeil liD' UJUa1 eoolnea undft fire 1a bll bit chance u a ~- HI! tbJtW !COr1Jia'"pauea of !Y1 u4 l'r 1-* t.o end Jim HoUJt.Dn lD4 a,ped blo performance with ~ ___ ..L _- •ar • yard tOll to haJfbac:k Bill for the other. -------MIAMI lEACH, Pl.t. U........._, meo lrenrHn, 15*, llmillll, U. W. 1., outpointed Jimmy Marti..., 151. PhMnlx. Ariz. (10). Regularly *1.59 men at West Virginia Un~veraity, Morgantown have been rt«~nUy pledged tp Slim. Chi "'-temi\y. EnJoys H•ll"'"" Party The Youth Fellow,hlp a:roup cl the Hartf9r$J•. Bapu.t and Metho- Good l.tnltary coJullllont tbroorlh . Rov. inid 1m. f'lber of ;.'ft111i· oot lbe bome, •ad oopeclalb' tho iltcll>rl, w. Vo. were ~ · "'· Mr. bul:menl area, are a' "mutt" for and Jln. J. ll Cramp WfMI~J ' othH quarterback ready In cue to Jive the Buebyes a 14-11 win. of injuriea to starter Frank Krem- 1 But be atiU pla)'ed second lldb~a- and biJ replacemeot, Jeny Idle to Fielda u~til lui. Saturday, f'ielda . when Hayea dfftded to atart bim "Kremblaa wu Injured, and I on offen.e. ~, · was thinking wbat would ltappen "'.. _ h d II •nytbl' ng h•ppened to Fl'et'-." ........ tte ... d it IUyr~ beat a)' WI Mlchipn State," Rid•¥~~nit after Hayes explained. reviewing the films. "Hit ablllt' Matte alternated bet'lo'een quar- to get around the corner tmasea terbact and halfback. the relt of me." , ,. the season. Matte goes equally well 00 ofIL dtdn't take Matte long to ad- fenae and defense. In fact, he wu just to the switch. In Ohio St.ate'a used ehieHy on de(enae during his opener against Duke tbia )'ear, he sophomore carrying the ' otbel'l are tootlnlt 'for a wum: Wednudlv. . place to spend tbe told winter llr. ·~ Mra. W. T . · Stone hive mootba. Ja your houae 1 good place ~n v~na nlativtl ia Colum- t?... .. lot..,. a 30-24 surpriae victory. .. Matte was introduced to quarterback in~ dutiea under probably the moat unWiual clrCtlmltan~s of any college algral c<~lier. ll wu hal~time during the Ohio StateLnd1 a na .,a " m e lu t aeasvn. More than 80,000 f:ma were amoned to sce liome Buckeye playeu leave the locker room at halftime and begin running plays in a. practice field south of the stadium . ~~!a ny fan• th'o ught Coach Woody Ind. 3 Gamea - P. Mulle;b, 483. -Ind. 1 Games - E. Sylvester 183 diat Ch!U'oChetl enjoyed a halloween ',l'he Browns, who have seared party in the · aocial l'ooma of the 69 points 1n their lut two outings Baptist Cbureh a recent evening, aPpear to have found a solid -of- A.ttMd hrvlcn For Rtlatl.,. · · fensive puncb after a Low outppu\ Mn. Hulo Juh1lng and Mr. and ,.u1 book1 on Writing.) ,.~tllrll !lyno!I!Catt, ~ B y - Ol!MM COLUMBUS UPI - Ohio State 183IUIT'terback Tom Matte. who markTeam Three .Games - Moore's !d hia debut u a atarter by throwStore, 2162. Team Sincle Game - Moore'! ing three touchdown pasee11 in last vdk'l victory over Michigan State, Store, 7111. today wa1 DJmed United Press lnSTANDINOS terniUor~al'a midwest back of the Won Lost Moorl!'J Store 14 3 New York Clothing 10 8 Landmark 8 10 a.&tne Service Station 3 U 1the Big Ten Utle and the Rote Hayes wu apP)JinJ .aome diKi· thmr a louebdown ~ mthe 1ut baD onl7 fin Um11 tlartq a Iaiii &wl •• the Buekeyea •wept to phne. But Haye1 ju.t •anc.ed an- two mlnutet to end Clltlft ·B ryant of 101 minute. ~ piiiJIDC ·t:uH. Jubling McClune, a graduate of Wahama High School and son of Mr. .and Mrs. A. K- McClung, Hartford and H-enry Burgeu of Mason also a W.abama graduate. Fftsb.. - a: "1~, HJib Tbrte Game Ind. - E . Sytvemr, 471. Hla:b Sln&le Game -E. Sylvr.ater I Matte who •wJn,:-Jhlfted between ~uarterback and halfback 4w1ne tbe flrtt b.U of the seuon, nailed dowa the Buckeyee' etanlng job wt\h hil floe performance . Beaidea: throwlnl three .Coring alfttl, the 190-potmd junior from P Ea!lt Clevellnd, completed five of eight tosaellfor 138 yard• Bj:alnll the sPeedy Spartana and picked up 73 more yardt b)' runninJ the tplit·T optlon pJtyl. Hla maaterful running of tbe Ohio State offense knocked Michl· gan State out of the running for Bend ArM Fratlf'lllty Plldttl CLEVELAND UPI _ T)le em· phasis will be on the offeMe wben the red -hot Cleveland Browne run throu&h their practice paces at League Park today. ,,, · .,~~l~~~~~~~"'=-~m=•...:•=ei.de=~"~"~"'i"~arKlll. e 'teo· ___'::,,. W.....,.., Pr141y Nilht U..U... Hloh lcoroi oc.- 10 week. Hartford Social Events Of Week Offense Gets Polish For Browns' Game homebound by small c:hthtreD,. physical handicap~~' or llJt. . Now I've found it. ··.M. The University ot Chfeap has an excellent. grt,\ip of home study courses 1n wrttin8': ~ WeU;ulf• ~~~e no talent f or wrlllnK, ~re·• not a. OOlJrse in the wonld nor teachQr nor a ' teXtbC:iok that tan help you. All that can llappen is that you'll wrirk' BJld work and WO I'k and throw· hout·a and hol\rs ot your life dOwn tile dl'ain. Wor1o 1flan .that, when. tlu:~ Untalented writer insist& on writing, ha dou it a.t the cost cf 'his real t alent. Becam1e each ot \II does have a, real talent. U it isn't writing", you should lltop trying" to write .and, Instead, put that tlmo and effort ficllon (lndudlng'· report writ.. Into finding your real tall;!nt. lng), fiction. children's lUera.. Talent For Wrltl~l • lure, poetry and drama (inclutlo . On the other hand, it you dO lng writing fo~ televl!lon). The ,.._ • al eom~ Is taught by top teach.. .,..ve 11ome t ent tor. writing, ers. I •fil"st ·heah:J. of it from. tht there are many advantages to Authors' League ot ArnericL . \aklng & courae in it. ~or one, a cour11e give~~ . you assignments, No .Guam.ntte · & de~4Une, & motlvat!Qn for "But , Will It gtuirantee tt) owreorithtrr the la.Jineu tllat is rna.ke my stOries e.lalite ?" .a. 10 often a part of tho wrlter'Jil wom-nn asked recently whoa X uturt. wn~J telllnJ about it. ' it &110 rtves you eriUclm a No~ no coun~e f¥1.11 make' thtLt. .hellng that .lomebody 11 Jl&t~n- klrid of B giULl'&n.t~. In .U hdn,. lnl' to yout • chance to get esty, they can'~ beCAWje "IIO.f' ~at and GOlJlpeten~ reaction~ .mu.eh dep~ndl on. you. }n~w.cl ot thoae :tlcJwery an.d - lf you need fft.at JnQney, :rtrbt Jnelli.JDg~eu complln1ent1 t,.Pm ~hta_ bmum~e, ~tll!P&' t• ~!19 lrfendl;. It ,civet y~u e. reliable wroq place to look for It, :ruaoA ~or pera!"Ung. After J..eamll'!&' to wiHII! ~bte .nta.. you paid your :rn011.u,y •nd )'Pu'l terlal takes tln\ej, Wen\. ~~ want W _. )'QUr ·' 1 careful QUitlvaUon. ...rthl • !II yoo wont ID pnl Um• -.-. Goel Ooarte . Ctl.reflt1 lillftlvatlol\ tnto '!e~inlt . to wrtte, s~d . m ~ & atamt\ed, . :nr yean, l"rt" bee!\ tooklnr ~Ir-~rldressiKl .enveloR' in.· c~ tor·!': ~ . b~atud)' 1fritfnr- 0£ thl1 'new.pa)er a,n.d l'U ~et~d ~~e,,. one that I totlld hc~tm• )'Qq tntortQ&tlon ' about thl• \ ·mebcf' w:holeheart~,ly to thp~ eo)Jrae and al!lo my lpt ot goof. BOWLING -Tom Matte Nails Quarterback Job With Buckeyes In Saturday's other games Involving memi)ers of the UPI Team 3 a:ames - Moorea Stort, top five, first-ranked Louillana ill 2162. a seven-point favorite over Tertqell• Team 1 Game - New York ooe, second · ranked Northwestern Clothing, 770. is favored by six over Wisconsin, Top p"5" Bowlen rourlh-ranked Texas is 18 over !Bay- M. Murray 132 lor, and fifth - ranked Southem P. Mullen 144 California is 21 over Wett VtrginJa. E. Sylvester 143 P. Pitchford 133 Miami (Fla) is a two - point L ft\eJClnney 131 choice over North Caroli.na in a Friday night game. INDUSTRIAL LIAGUE Other games: Hllh kO,... Octoblr 29 rltnburg 1 onr Bos1or1 Col.... Hilh Three Game Ind. - H. ClatNotre Dame 1 over Chorale T.ch wortby, 1111. Kent\lcky I ov.r Vand.rbUt High SinJ}e Game - J. Duerr, Georala 3 ovtr Florldl 203: Purdue 3 ov.r Mlch laan Stat1 Team Tbl'ft Games - Pomeroy low:• St•te 3 ov.r Ntbrfllkl Cement Block, 2491. Clnclnn•tl 3 IDV'Ir Tulao Team Single Gan).e - Pomeroy Princeton 3 over Harvard Cement Block, 849. Stanford 6 onr UCLA STANDINGS Arkanus 6 over Rk:• won Lott Pet. Pennaylvania 6 o'llr Y•le Pom'r'y Cement . B lk 18 6 .7110 Holr Crost 7 o~•r &oaton Unf¥. Swisher Loshe DrUIS 15 9 .792 Ohio 5ta.. 7 oYer lncll•n• Foreman y Abbott 14 10 .&83 LSU I onr Tenne.-. Sport Center · 13 11 .M2 O.troit 7 ov.r Darton ' Daugherty Inc. D U .37~ Air 'J:orce 7 ovtr MIHOUrl Fire1tone 3 21 .laD Aleb-IIM 7 OVft" Tulan. Seuon Highs Navy 7 over Maryland Ind. 3 Gam· e a- A. Sylvester. ~ Cornell 8 onr Brown Ind. 1 Game - R. Da-da. 222 llllnola a over Michigan Team 3 Games - Podleroy CeClem:aon 10 over 0Vk1 ment Block, 2624. Color.do St. 10 aVIIr Ut•h It, Team 1 Game - Swisher alld Kanns 10 over Color•clo Lohae Drug,, 041. Sou. Meth. 10 over Tex• A&M Top "5.. 8owlera Oreton 13 over Callfornil 182 B. LouD_ O.rtmouth 13 over Columbia 172 A. Sylvester Iowa 13 over Minneaota 170 H. Clatworthy Ut•h 14 over Idaho 189 G. McKinney Auburn 16 over Ml.,b~lppl St. J. Duerr 187 Oklahon'M St. 20 ov•r Denver South Carolina 24 over Vlrtlnla Okl1hama 27 over K·a nua ltate Army 35 DYir VIIIMOYI Do~s I Weiss, Hoggsett, lH:!t. 29; Sue Anderson, Clifton, Oct. Allen Sayre, Middleport, Mrs. Minnie Rothgeb, · AO~~u3g~ter, Nancy D-· d "" I to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wea rs o! West Columbus, Od. Z7. A son Dann>' Wnyne, to Mr. and Mrs.- Arnold Weiss, Mason, Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie Marks and daughter were visiting thi~ W{'{'k \~ith _his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Continued From P•SII• One) at .-t•mmty llnd sla LP fairs, a business in his family for 80 years. 5hte's. Bitte rest Contest WASH]NGTON- Julian F. Harrington, u. s. amba~sador to Panama, m a st~te men t deh\'cred. in Panama and released by the St:~te Department protesting the tearing down of the Am!'rican flag ol·er the U. S. Emla:lssy by Panamanian rioters: "My go\'ernment regards the desecration of the ;).merican f/;ag and damage to American propCrty as seriously e ndangering the good relations between our two countries." I NEW YORK UP! - The ~dt­ makera, who obvlou1ty don't believe in jinxes,_have made Syraeuae 1 1even - paint favorite ov.er Penn State in their "meetln' of the unbeaten" at University Park, Pa.. Saturday. GOP Upset ~~ I ure Janice GiQ.bB spent Saturrlay n(ght 'with J~un Juslls, ~1ason . Mrs. Fanme Weaver is mukmt;( ht>r home now with h(•r gbnd· da.ugtller, Mrs. Frauds Sw~r l 7. of Mason . ---·--- WASHINGTON-Jtevk·n Cos· metic Co. sponsor of the defun ct $64 ,000 Question ", and $64 .000 Challenge" denying that it ordered lhe produ~ers to rig the shows "Pressure from a sponsor tO do I a better jo~ did not give quiz pro· ducers a license to cheat.'' heartening manner. I NEW YORK - &alet and earnln81 of Vanadium Corporation ol the j Tcday's NEws Quotes From Pareut Teachers Association in Pomeroy, Suga r Hun and Ce,ntral groups, for spreading / the _g:ospe_l for a new el e~entary school. Su-/ permtendent Charles S. G1bbs was the work· horse organir..er of lhe campaign. His abiding faith that the people Of Pomeroy wanted a modt•rn grade school was verified in a· most Ta¥ levies ior operation of district schools local support required lor state aid. The district ~ill operate with about $15,000 less state atd this year than last and at the same ~me be required to pay more in salal'ies and lntq cerlaln state operoted funds (retirement). or visiting at the home tlf New !Iaven, Mr. and 1\l rs. Bill Gibbs, Mr. and Mr~ EverC'tl SKIES A UTTLE BRIGHTER ' Clearly, the majority of Meigs Countians want their schools to keep up with those in othl!r paf\s of the state. And in Pomeroy , wboppinJ majority of voters put th eir approv•\ on the proposal to build a central, mo· dem ,lementary schooL Brinker of Letart, were mar riNl Friday evening at the St11r • Church at Letart Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bat~Y . . ' Syracuse Made 7-Point Favoriie In Big Meeting Dorwin Clark, son of Mr und Mrs. Lawrenre Clark and L111da By Mr5. Lauiw. Gibb• .LI6TeN.T0 ,jl\ ~<Ol:t:! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mfddleport, 0 ., Nov. 4, 195&--3 . ' ' . ' ,b~;.· , .,. Perm.anetit • "> •. ., ~:~$1.79 Anti-Rust ., A&P lr•ncl Our. Flneat Qull~ty c.t. .if 24, fU5 Our ~ Pumpkin 6 ~ 89c; A&P lnnd Fl- Clvotlty fl 14, P,ll Sauerkrau.t __ 6 :::. 79c: A&P lrond Our Fl- Ouollty ~·of 24, ·,,_., 011 · · Qa:...... Applesauce ---,.,,... ... .$1.:.~ ~ FROZEN HEAT AND EAT -· chicke~.2~~~~~'S DINN~ Hom, Moot ~I, or Solisbury s...k . ~ ·. .~; .._ A&P BRAND 0~ . f\!""' r: ·'. 49c · .... ". FROZEN ""! ·' ,JUICF~ ..... 79c 4 - _· ' '. • �) .. 1, .. ~ ... ........ ~ ... .. ........ ft.-- •. ~- .. . "'.. --- ... h • • • • • • • ~" • • -- h ' .. ... "' .... . .. . . . . . .. .. .. ~ . . ••• " •••• .- . . ··- -- For-Additional ~vings Redeem . Both Coupons For Only ~1- 5·00 In -Purchases 150 S!tba~~d~ ·$15.00 Or More S U·G A R 5 ...... 19c rou¢., (Willi Defipapor and l'llrdlase of •10.00 Or More) I . ,........... -' _, WANI ·IUPIR MAa. tt.... ..,....,., ...,......,, Km.,... .-... 7,lf5f.One - · .. - ' " - - Blacks Heading Toward Playoff · In ClaSil AA Us , (, I I I !. · The, Po_lat Pteaaant Big BJacta ~¥d t~e . West seems for a playoff berth Virginia Clau AA championahip tbil week wben they were U~ed in second place among ac:hooll in tbeir clau in I ! ' ' I ' I' ' 0 '· t.be 1tate. MulleDI riD~ fint wi1b I rating of Point Pleuant'• rating wu 12.42. lil thir:d plaee was KeJHr witb 11.57. 1 u.as. . Blatks The '""-, SPARERIBS Porli:-ST-EAK a..l:9' . wm tra"tel to and · then wm wit'b • Wahama ' c ~alf it Lean ' and'flavorful g the CJUct,go ltl$um. · The San ~co rorty-NJn· Y ·- ' C.nlilrcutleftin ' '· lhansSupO..triN I Foo~l J,arui!"''ertl Dl.Yiiion llf__wh '·-· FUlL RIB HALF Lean, meaty, tf!llller Unlt•d Pr.u lntlrnatlonal Th.e Nt'w York Giants are seven-point choices to retain _their o~·i_l!rn.e lad I,Q tbt )l*""nal ~ . · · · 'FUll lOIN HALf 111111 cheps lnclud•• s-A USAGE 0 Home made, .-aso11td tb.e way you Ilk<! It . · ..,,.,_ ' . · ' · lb.- • • • . Ev- Super '!lim PUlE PORK '* · ers, nurtiDC 1 pate · lead over the Baltimore COlts in the We-Jtern me, _,-e rltf'd e\'lc'n with ~he :RMat~ their ga~ 111 Loa Abgelet. , 6¥ndll)''l other key J;!amel wm be phyed at Washington und Cleveland . Balt,lmore. up!!et by <..1eveland last Sunday, is a 9\-2 point choice bounce back at . ~- . First Cut Chop$ -·' lb . • • • • ·. Rib.Chops • • lb. • ' • -1.11. Canter Cut:Loin-'Chops-. We Fe•ture .... ·24 Hour Film - ln.Colon Servi~e · 1 . CALL TODAY I. ··· - ' . _.JO!f.. A ~JCTURE SETI'ING MEN'S INSULATED SMITH. STUDIO Leather Boots $14.95 61'• to Jl \ Pboll~ 110 E. Mlbl Sl. 49'l'·X Pom'ony, Oldt! ,• INSULATED RUBBER BOOTS $12.95 AU Wea6eir Welllilers For·Th• l.ddy Rousll's Shoe Store No. Setolld Ave. ~u.e ,:. ' • '' '•. . ~ -· .~ . ~ . • • ' .,..., ' 'I •' 41.>\' 0"'1'"<1.\ ~ ....' -. -' . · .. . '· ' fl!•'f. ARRIVED - - Ctile ror tho "Small Fry". Juat right 'lor ~ Cbrtltmu and every oeoiBion, dreP.up dre,.es, Ol'pndy awl velvet. and tatreta, rutnee and •••· bi'Oidet'y, jull what your Utile girl · will wanl. Sirel ·l-A, UJ[, 1·14 and eubleena. ·· .. ·,v ·' 1 _., • ,...,4odot .................. ,.,, '1& . ' ' " ............... ......,.._ J , ...' ' ) ... j '·, ... (· .. .... 'Mit .......... .... of . . ... . •fJ ' ' ~ ' ... ·r ' , ,-(,•). ~ . ' c.ns • Snidel's . ' l 14' oz. lottles · 'Jv-. . . ·- ; ' lrecad- ~20c • I Hllfttl N~t. 2J.i •••» ' ~ ,_ N.,...,J,;....... , l':l,i, .. flat hi~ .. .,.,.. ... , ... ··~- Wopotot_ .... .., ......... al . -'------- -~!.~~3ft . . .. Ill ••der , .._....1" ... Bart~. .. ,......... ..........,.,.. ... .. ,. · 'H unt's • 0 2.-!:Jtc '- lb. 6 oz.' • ICir ~Who1• '· ·- ~ ' • ruuaT .tauT ··· . . ALL ·WEATtflR-COAt$ ·- Phillips_Si$iJr.s $tyltt ' 'Middleport ' . N,w . Shipment Of . . • fb. bag ·KlEENEX ApPLE BUUER -. "' FLOUR~~ - - - - 5·.... J7C .SWEET· PJCKLES -----'---' 'W"29c· ClreOn'Mtut\1 • Your Friendly Wilt DeaiOt Sizes · DutchGirl ., MAKE AN AJ1POINT111£.NT - 0 • • - • • lb~ ·~ .. -· RoiJ$ a....}t' - i ", .~.rc;h ·•. . '_,, •< ) ~ .p ..... ....'4& :(arrotJ:· · . . · .· • ' • • • •• ~liv• ITS . -Drtme• -•• ... 49c ~~'"''''?#J ~horn C:heese ' ,·; •yll . I '\~ .. ..: . : ... . '·I ' ...11 ·' ._ ') ' VI ~, -' • o.lr 1Jc l5c t · �) .. 1, .. ~ ... ........ ~ ... .. ........ ft.-- •. ~- .. . "'.. --- ... h • • • • • • • ~" • • -- h ' .. ... "' .... . .. . . . . . .. .. .. ~ . . ••• " •••• .- . . ··- -- For-Additional ~vings Redeem . Both Coupons For Only ~1- 5·00 In -Purchases 150 S!tba~~d~ ·$15.00 Or More S U·G A R 5 ...... 19c rou¢., (Willi Defipapor and l'llrdlase of •10.00 Or More) I . ,........... -' _, WANI ·IUPIR MAa. tt.... ..,....,., ...,......,, Km.,... .-... 7,lf5f.One - · .. - ' " - - Blacks Heading Toward Playoff · In ClaSil AA Us , (, I I I !. · The, Po_lat Pteaaant Big BJacta ~¥d t~e . West seems for a playoff berth Virginia Clau AA championahip tbil week wben they were U~ed in second place among ac:hooll in tbeir clau in I ! ' ' I ' I' ' 0 '· t.be 1tate. MulleDI riD~ fint wi1b I rating of Point Pleuant'• rating wu 12.42. lil thir:d plaee was KeJHr witb 11.57. 1 u.as. . Blatks The '""-, SPARERIBS Porli:-ST-EAK a..l:9' . wm tra"tel to and · then wm wit'b • Wahama ' c ~alf it Lean ' and'flavorful g the CJUct,go ltl$um. · The San ~co rorty-NJn· Y ·- ' C.nlilrcutleftin ' '· lhansSupO..triN I Foo~l J,arui!"''ertl Dl.Yiiion llf__wh '·-· FUlL RIB HALF Lean, meaty, tf!llller Unlt•d Pr.u lntlrnatlonal Th.e Nt'w York Giants are seven-point choices to retain _their o~·i_l!rn.e lad I,Q tbt )l*""nal ~ . · · · 'FUll lOIN HALf 111111 cheps lnclud•• s-A USAGE 0 Home made, .-aso11td tb.e way you Ilk<! It . · ..,,.,_ ' . · ' · lb.- • • • . Ev- Super '!lim PUlE PORK '* · ers, nurtiDC 1 pate · lead over the Baltimore COlts in the We-Jtern me, _,-e rltf'd e\'lc'n with ~he :RMat~ their ga~ 111 Loa Abgelet. , 6¥ndll)''l other key J;!amel wm be phyed at Washington und Cleveland . Balt,lmore. up!!et by <..1eveland last Sunday, is a 9\-2 point choice bounce back at . ~- . First Cut Chop$ -·' lb . • • • • ·. Rib.Chops • • lb. • ' • -1.11. Canter Cut:Loin-'Chops-. We Fe•ture .... ·24 Hour Film - ln.Colon Servi~e · 1 . CALL TODAY I. ··· - ' . _.JO!f.. A ~JCTURE SETI'ING MEN'S INSULATED SMITH. STUDIO Leather Boots $14.95 61'• to Jl \ Pboll~ 110 E. Mlbl Sl. 49'l'·X Pom'ony, Oldt! ,• INSULATED RUBBER BOOTS $12.95 AU Wea6eir Welllilers For·Th• l.ddy Rousll's Shoe Store No. Setolld Ave. ~u.e ,:. ' • '' '•. . ~ -· .~ . ~ . • • ' .,..., ' 'I •' 41.>\' 0"'1'"<1.\ ~ ....' -. -' . · .. . '· ' fl!•'f. ARRIVED - - Ctile ror tho "Small Fry". Juat right 'lor ~ Cbrtltmu and every oeoiBion, dreP.up dre,.es, Ol'pndy awl velvet. and tatreta, rutnee and •••· bi'Oidet'y, jull what your Utile girl · will wanl. Sirel ·l-A, UJ[, 1·14 and eubleena. ·· .. ·,v ·' 1 _., • ,...,4odot .................. ,.,, '1& . ' ' " ............... ......,.._ J , ...' ' ) ... j '·, ... (· .. .... 'Mit .......... .... of . . ... . •fJ ' ' ~ ' ... ·r ' , ,-(,•). ~ . ' c.ns • Snidel's . ' l 14' oz. lottles · 'Jv-. . . ·- ; ' lrecad- ~20c • I Hllfttl N~t. 2J.i •••» ' ~ ,_ N.,...,J,;....... , l':l,i, .. flat hi~ .. .,.,.. ... , ... ··~- Wopotot_ .... .., ......... al . -'------- -~!.~~3ft . . .. Ill ••der , .._....1" ... Bart~. .. ,......... ..........,.,.. ... .. ,. · 'H unt's • 0 2.-!:Jtc '- lb. 6 oz.' • ICir ~Who1• '· ·- ~ ' • ruuaT .tauT ··· . . ALL ·WEATtflR-COAt$ ·- Phillips_Si$iJr.s $tyltt ' 'Middleport ' . N,w . Shipment Of . . • fb. bag ·KlEENEX ApPLE BUUER -. "' FLOUR~~ - - - - 5·.... J7C .SWEET· PJCKLES -----'---' 'W"29c· ClreOn'Mtut\1 • Your Friendly Wilt DeaiOt Sizes · DutchGirl ., MAKE AN AJ1POINT111£.NT - 0 • • - • • lb~ ·~ .. -· RoiJ$ a....}t' - i ", .~.rc;h ·•. . '_,, •< ) ~ .p ..... ....'4& :(arrotJ:· · . . · .· • ' • • • •• ~liv• ITS . -Drtme• -•• ... 49c ~~'"''''?#J ~horn C:heese ' ,·; •yll . I '\~ .. ..: . : ... . '·I ' ...11 ·' ._ ') ' VI ~, -' • o.lr 1Jc l5c t · �., ' • ·.t .; .' ' L •• ' -! :• .•' • .•• • •• . •• ' •• • ., • "" • • • • District YF Meet Teens Club Dance ~'OUR BOOM HOUSE WITH BATH AttractS Many st.orm doors and wmdDWI, full Held At New Haven Tbe Pomt Pleasant D1atr1ct basement, automatic gut befl. Located at 1616 Lmcoln Heig.hh. Youth Fellowship met at the New To Mason Center ed by the Teena Club attracted WANT .ADS '• 'i (14) For Rent TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY (3) In Memoriam lN LOVING MEMORY Of OUR dear frt£'nd Merle r Bahr who passed away one year ago tcr day, Nov 4, 1958 With a smale on h1s face, And a wave of ht£ hand, He wandered mtu an unknown land Sadly nussed bJ h1:; fJJcnd~. !'ttr and :'dr~ \It rlln Sht\cler. 11-4 lie Auto Soles -1001 CHEVHU1.1·1. 1'\\-o IJ!JOH, heater ~la lll idrcl ~ htft $175 Phone 838 Y l'"xtt'llcnt cundt twn Il43tp I~ For Sale Hl', iTII\ li STU\' I'.: t.:XTHA GOOD comhtw!l l'huJH' 93<1 J 11 4 3lc • P"IVE JI00\1 Hill Sl' IJ)( ATED on Lawcl Slrt rt I'.'Jth bath, Tapp,tn lbtl l lll l d 1 qculatln,e: healt·r tu . llltnrm~t on eall !18X Jl43tl" ''" • "' • '- Legal Notice ~-- •• • howoe Vcr} nu;e bath and k•t · chen and automatLc heat to all rooms. Only $75000 UU, Lake u~er exlslwg hnan('lng make $GOO 00 down p01ymcut 1111d OWI]pP- will carry fJnancmg on h<lfilnce h1• eqUity CUCKLER kEAL ESTATE BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y ll-4-3tc KLI.VI\:\tUh 1UUD.\ItA\1A llh 11\W SJ5if I l>llJc l'ci kms, Lrtart ~' ~lb Uhw II 4 "Hi" I·' I·.U.L'I HIL" S IOV 1';, IJ,_,tly hcd .md 'll.tl\tcss, baby sc"IL" ~ snmll ktldtcn t;Jb tnl't 2 sm .. l l g..,~ hl' atcr s Phune 428 afll r {i I' \1 II 4 tft }o'lt SA I CONSiGNMENT SALF.I Our (u>~t sale will he held Snt urday, Nuv. 7, 1951l, at II II M at the auctwn grounds 1 mtlc west of Portrrfteld Go lo 7 ,om! 76 kiHI follow tlw Sign s. v.,,. \~ill have a \.J I !IJtJ S amount of lltllcluncl y and hou::.P hold cond~ Luncb w11\ ~ servctl OODOI,RD SALES H«rol"d ~liard, AudJoneer II 4 3\c tUH SAI,E- -AI.L ~ \:l!ll l l' ~~ ~1 \'eJ EI ,J.)'THII INl\illlf~lll I' IJUI(l COUIIll'f , Moo!~, l 'oolc1 ~ l lcst~ur.mL , nmp leh' and 1 cady tu ojWrah• Good 111Ctlt i.Ullt"h C•• No. I:Z, 940 , Ueraldme Pwrce, who 1 e~Jde$ at Spring Lake, .MJclngan, otherwise whose place of resJdence Js unKnown etnU cannut w1th reasonable (J iiJ gence be ascertamed, Natalie J ICHC, adtlresll unKnown, the unKIIIII~U llt:Jll:i, d<!YUiccs, h1gaLees, ad m•u lstt·atou, exc.::utor:; ;md a:;sJi,:ns ut Nataue Pierce de\:cai:i,ld HaruliJ J'Jerce, address unknowu , the ou Anown heU'.I:i, r.l~ vtsees, legatees, 11 d munsua tors, executors uuu assJ~ru; uJ Harold Pierce, deceal!ed, Jual ~umc 1-'leJ'ee address unknown the . . I! •. I> I>OWll llth l 11 1 dCVISCCII, legllLCC!I, .. umJ,llhti:I.IWLI>, CXCCUtt•l~ and llli s.gnll ol Malcomc l-'tt!Jcc, de ceased, wilt take notu:e that on the L.tth day ot Ucluocr, 1~1J. lhe .Plam· lll f, carol P1erce, tiled Ius l'eU uun Bl!:am~t them m tiLe Court ot !..Olllllll.)l\ l•lcaa of Mc1gs county , ulno, tne 14lme bcmg Case No l l Y'iU Ill SlHd CUUit tor the partlliiJII Of cenam real e:.tatc m !W id • d1t1on descrjbed, to w1 t .bcmg, \n ltutJar.d Township, \lc1gs t:o1,1nty, Ohto, 111 5t;diOil ..,tl, I ow n 6 Han~:c 14. · HeglniiHJJ:! 13:.!.LJ It west oJ tl!e center ut liioitd sc.: uuu, Uwn~:e East ,Jtt07 H, then~:e .\l•rth lU5 1l, !hence N.,rth tJ4 de t~:r~:c~; b.tst 3:J. I 7 I eel, JIJcme Norlh it thcntt' south 19 dc ~t:rccs t~ast 5:17 ~ l1•a.<w on bui!dtn~ Aile Ueau 1l, th•·nn• South 59 degt ees ::10' t·r~ M.tson, W Va II 4 6\p Emlt JM 7 ft., thence South 57 dcgrccz; 15 Easl 4tJ2 It, tlwnce South t"Aid\1 ANll HUUS!•. IN :\1ASUN 1.7 dCjj:JI'I ~ Las t 121 4 ft, thencu ('tty 'l hC' old Mcrrellg lJHJpcrly :o;outh 004 h:e t, thcncc west ti2U 4 l'ontad Uchvcr 1\.t:J.iH, Mason h , the•tcc .Suuth 2653 ft thence L'lt)' ( ll-5 l:ll0·3tc Wl'Ht 40 fl, th ence Norlh 9 de l J{J' dt:!,;tCl\lll .i.!;<Jbl bOO 3 Hymn of the Hepuhlic' and ' When They Htng Th ose l:olden Bells" Wtth Johr1 lh,ff ntatl and Shel don Roush ~1n,.;1ng tlw solo JHir ls A s.k1t ; ,ti led • !"he 1 ord's I'raycr" was pH' SI nt.:d hv Shr·ldon Hous h ,u td Frldu.:' Sli!lll KJtly Dodson ::.ang Hoc The bu~!J!~e~:; me{ !Jtl g wa' led by Slwldun Ro .1 ~h pre~Jdcnt of the l·. UB Dt~ t l J~t YvlJth I dlnw sh1p. '(ne a\lentl.:mrc 1ount wa£ taken for each dwrdJ cha1 ge and New Ha\len ru cull'l.lt.l Uw banner for the mouth. 'I here were ctghty e1ght present Jtev lll ggms from the Beltmeade Chunh , go vc the bened1ctwn Hefreshments were en jo _~<ed by all after the closC' of tnt• se1 vice gn.'~s ::10' West 133 fl, then ce Swtll H2 degrees 30' Wc!>t 485 ft., thcnu: North 1425 rt , lh~nce ;\lurth flO degreefS lb We~t 357 ft., lhemc North 'JJ de grees 35' Wc:;t ~H5 fl , thence Nonh :i() degrees 35' WPst 100 H., thcnrc West 83ft tht'tlrt Norlh 990ft to tit<' place of !Jocg mnm g con t auu u~ ti9 45 acres, J!IOH.' or Jess ll<!lll~ the same rcul u;Latt• con W.'){d Ill Lemoyne Plel"cc aw.l IJ J,,th PH•ICI! by dc"d tla tl•d AJ!rll 27, UI07. rel·un.lcd m Volum e ~)ti Jl;~ ge UJHJ33, .f1_eJgS Co un ty D!•ctl H~(' ­ mds The pray(')' Of SHill PdJl tun IS hll p;~riJlJOII of ~ uJd n ·al c~t.J t e, or tf sa1d r eal es!alc c.muut he d1 v.d~d by meleb uud hound~ WilhoUl lllllll th St lll)U l) tu the ~Hi lle, ihen l'l~tm ll lf ptap tlta l the L'n ttrl vr· der the properly tu be a 11 rt·alscd .md sold and llH' prut:t prJ, ol such s:de dJ~ In hul<.:t l nnd p.otd l o thc l'la lnlt fl (tnd lhe Def..!w l. m!~ U('COrd nt g w tht u r Jg h t" thPreJn, cmd lor s uch oth{ r af!(l [urther relief as may he propeL You are reqturcd lo unswer this r'etJ!tnJJ un the 12th Uay of De c<'mbt•r, 1959, or the s~mt' w11l be taken as confessed and JUdgement r~·ndcrcd ADd partitiOn mnde acc~• dm gl) CAHOJ, Pll:Hl'E, PlutnLUf WI~USTF~H & [•'ULT..: 'll "' Y' r 1•1 1 tf ~~_ 0 ' 11_ ' _ __ _" '- · _- "' '- " . A n C5tcrn reo \if 11-Dally SenUnei, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 4, 1959 Late News From Thr. Wire SUb Carrier, Clerk Job Exam Available Here NEW YORK UPI-Ch•rl• Van Doren, stripped' of fame and rkhM, today begin •n agonlzlrt~ Mlf-appraiul with the M,. of eventually being parmllhld to .-.. turn to t••c:hlng. " II sc.ru me a liHie/' the former auistant profe11or of EngiJih 11id. " I'm •fr•id of the futu .... My true dlldiutloA hi to the ac•NEW DELHI UPI--More than 3,000 Indian ltudents mobbed demic: life. I w•nt to continue to the Communist Ch•n•.. Emtw.uy teach." tod•y to protest Chinew raids. JERUSALEM, hrael UPJ-Unit 1crou India's borct.n. ed Areb Repubhc; MIG 17's •l'ld WASHINGTON UPI-Two bro- Israeli My5ter•• clashed in a let then who sponsored the $64,000 dovflght today for tha first time partner Shirley Henry, thtl cou- TV quh: shows 10 before House in five month1. pie made sure that Sub-Teen 1; investigators tod•~ to expand on were danc1ng by choosmg Sub· their c:ounetic comp.~ny's deni.al COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mict.nl Teen!l as new partners, thts type of charges th.at it pre»ured p.-o- V. DiSalla ~o~ld today that he d;~nt·~ wa11 hearti~Y accepted by ducars. to rig tha pJ"OSirams to at- thought the Columbu' Poll..- D• both age groups and the a ud ten<"e ~Tact mor2' viewers. partm&nt s.c•ndal led to thtt dttWmners of the Slow dam t! C1lled tu. tedify were Chules fe.,t of incumbent O.molratlc were Judy Turner, Mason and Renon, pre•id•nt of R•vlon c:~ 1 Mlyor M. E. Sensenbrenner by Hill Persinger, Pomeroy Winners metlcs Co., ud his brother Mar· Independent Republican w. R•lof the Sub-Teens fast dance con tin, former vice president of the ston We•tlalt:e. lcsL were Sh~Jla and Faye John- , :~~:;w~hich spo~uoreO the nowTAMPA;"" FI•. UPI-A B-47 jet son, Mason. "$04,000 Quettlon" and bomber cra:r.hed into ttte Gulf of Duo1 prJres were won by VIctor Ch1ilenge." Mexiu ebout 100 miles west of Ebersbach, Alan Sayre and Jud y WASHINGTON UPI-Rep. Sta- Venice, Fla .. today and the Air l'•iruer Othen Wlnnl'lg pr-1ze! ven V, Carter 0-lowa, who made Force uid one of the ftu,tr crew du r111g the evenmg •were Ltnda llall, R1chard Burns, Shelby nationwide hudllnes this yeer men w•s rescued, Pernot, Susan Johnsen, Dec Ebers when it wes. lllscloted that he had hach and for the blow gum con- put hi" 19-year·old ton on his oftest the Willner was Mary Burr1 s fie. payroll at $11,872 a yea,r At 10 30 Shlrley Henry and dlN of uncer .. rly today. Dick JI Qod were selected as Mr CHICAGO UPI-Rep. Chnlet A. and · M1ss Personality, they we re Boyle D-Ill. w•s lcilled today whllfl JUIJCed !or their lrJendlmetfs, partlcipahon and cooperation 1n hi1 car crashed Into M upright of all events and thc1r wonderful an eltvsted lr•ln abutmenf. He Willi 52, One hundred teenagers aaw attitude to all Sub·Teena. ~ Homer Bonecutter of Henderson The Teens Club wiSh to thank COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mleh•el West Virgm1a, created mto a everyo ne who made this dance a Tua1da" •Ppointed 1959 version of the mon ster succe~s espcci&lly Harry Miller or V. DiS•II• t he As~oc1ated Radto Store 111 Frank V•nnelle of Bell•lre to the Frankenste,n :1t ' Frankenstem's Pomeroy for the' usc of a beau't• Mine E:uminin1 Boud for a term Rock 'N Roll Ja mboree", Saturflay when the Tri-Counly Teen·Can· tul new Hi·Fidehty Phono for •ndlng S.pt. 10, 1962. teen held 1\'s r eg ular session at !'.plnnlllg the1r records. Judges th~ Moose Ballroom m Pt. Plc:~ s­ for contests were Mrs Earl Henr y anl Uoldw lnllCifS, Irma Sayre, Bonme Juh nsun, Barbara Prince, Patty Takmg high hono rs in the fast Johnson and th.e M C. for t,tle afdance contest wer'e Jason Jackson fair Thelma Sayre. , and TtmJ Damron both of P..omt The Salem Center PTA met Pleasant who won the title of of the Bht." MoMa;y night NO\'. 2 Wtth the "King -and mecttng {tpened by prpycr and a f1ve dollar devotions by Mary Virgtma Ilolll· whJte and Damron recetved day beautif.Jl i!OJ'IIage Jud ges ror Lhis c\'ent were Bc\•erl y Ann Afler the busme ss meeting Cullip and Steve Wilhamson who there was 8 rl'admg "I'll Take lt art" the "1859- Champ of ChainpTo Court" by Evc~yn Montgomery lons . In Rock· 'n Roll" dancing Fun~ral senu:es were held and tbe PTA song was led by Wilhamlon .and Culhp also did a Monday 11 flernoon at 2·00 at the Nellie Vale. demonstratlOD oi lheJr dancmg Hawhngs-Coat.s Funeral Home for ability Pl•arl Graves who d ted Friday Musi cal selections we~ "S\In· evenmg at an Athens Hospih.l. lig ht Serenade" by CatberJne Sharon Ann Rife of Che~hire Jb)v, F'red I Gardner, con Shcnefwld and a readmg by and Wa_lter Taylor of Addiso n, 0., dutted , the scrvtces with bUrl.'ll Johnny Vale were v1ctora 111 th e slow dance contest and they also recc1ved a 111 lit e CheM!ire Gravel Hill ( cmcll•ry I ~~T~h~e'fP~ledse Wfl:'i iijVen by 4 -H conage and a ftvc dollar wh1te Uul uf·lown relati ves and i the Natwnal 4·H Club sllirt Thts couple compcled W:~yne Roush and a son" aa:amst a f1ve some and came out frlc~tds who were here lor lhe followor '"lhe Gleam" by the au·• sc J-vtccs were Mr :md Mrs Will- dlence and acted out by the 4·H. the Vlctnrs Dtreclur Sava~;:e JUdglllm PhJI \• r s, Rlttmnn, Mr. •and A PlllhO 8t'lection was offered ed thUi ~vent. M1·~ Gene Walburn , Columbus Wayne Roush. Games •and ''Name That Tune" wmners Mr. ,mtl Mrs. Donald Grover and were dtreeted by Anna were Palty Taylor of Galhpohs Mr. and Mrs. Frank l''erraro of Ehzabelh Turner. and Barbara B~air of Henderson. Canton, Mr. and Mn . Jerry Boa"Mls11 'LIIIIpop" for the cvenmg t iC, Nt!w Huven. Mr. and Mrs, RlRefreshments Of sandwiches: was Judy A- HoUey of Gallipolis. chard Boster, Sl Albans, Mn p•ckles, home m11de cooktes, cofPrtce Huff and Mr. and Mrs. EI· fee and Kool-Ald were served by Dance champs Beverly Culhp mer Woo<ts, Chesapea ke, Mfs. Hazel Grate, Helen Matheny, Ma· and Steve Williamson along with Mai'Y l'"eyef, Mrs. Elizabeth Ad- r1e Stevens, Margaret Cardl1lo and beauty queen Carol Gibbs of New Haven retgned over the mformal ley, Mt~ Jumcs •'insled and Miss Adra Swick. affa1r from 7.30 to 12 midmght. D .arll•nc Mtehael, Columbus, Mrs c A h The next meetmg Js 5cheduled Bill (Lips) lhllcr provided the arne u(:ustm~, At ens and for Dec 7. There are now 1'1 mem very top& In rock 'n roll mus1c Mrs Robert CMtheart, Chetra- ben. tbronghout tbe evening. peukc Next week's Canteen will be heJd at the Moose Ballroom in Pt. Pleasant. Details or the program will be made av-ailable later on in the week. Call Rutland 2.4307 after 4 p m. Haven Umte(l Brethern Church large crowd Saturd . ht a for theu monthly meetwg on 114-3tc ay mg · October 20, I9n9 A new game Truth or Conse FOUit ROOM HOUSE ON UNThe worsh1p serv1 ce was open- qucn<'es was mtroduced and coin Hetghts, gas furnace ed by the leader Sheldon Roush , pla.~oed for the first t•me In the Phone 4:'.8 after 6 P M. lt.<l Lfc w1th tht New Haven EUB tho1r Center, when the contestant fall · smgmg ·come Let Us Wor:-;hlp" t 17) Help Won~­ und er the dJrettwn of J ohn HoH- ed to fW,~!Wer a qyesbon he had ntiln The congregallon of yo uth to take 'he conequence1 wblch WANTED t ULL 11~ii- HOUSE then sang "Opl'n :\l1ne Eyes" was different stunts bdore be re· keeper Ltve 111 (;all Cooh·tlle iilld }IJiton 'Hoffman re11d the ce1ved h1s pr1ze the only C<'n 1567. 11-4-3tc SCtJplurc taken from Luke Pray- testant beahng the whtstle and recelvmg her pm:e without haver was led by Hev D1lley of· the mg to do a aiiunt was Mtss Ju dy ( L II Keol t.stm" • w HaHn Chur<:h ilJJd Marg1e Roush of Mason. oarh read a n·urltng ·No T1n1e Leading off in 'a MulhphcatJon MAKE DOWN PAYMENT-AND 'ur God?" FollovJlug this, the move uno a 4 room frame dtoJr sang t~ o h)'mm The Baltic Dance were Dick Hood and h•s 1 WHEELING, W. Va. UPI-An ele<,ricil proc:lvcts plant •nd nme foundries ..,.. about th• only ltHI-using pl•nh In ttt. Wheellng arH which have not cut buk operation• sh.rply as a result of the st..t str-Ike, • survey showeel Tunday. At Center In ?t. Pleasant Music, Readings, Highlight PTA Meeting At Salem pretty, practical, COMPLETE COOLING AND ' I HEATING SYSTEMS CHASE HARDWARE Locuol St. IIAROLD CIIASE, Mgr. Phone 8157-J Middleport num~or. r.·eo~nfort .unlimited·lor the tI Jackets and ·car Rev FranC'Is II Claz1er the new youth, dJrN•tor was tn char go of tho bu 1ln~ss session and uledlon of ufhcen was held w1th Elsie Arnold selected aa president J)onnn Bohr, vice prNtl · dent, Dollie Lou Brown , acc rdary SHily Torrence, asstst~nt scrrt• tary, 8111 Denh, t.-ezumrer . Ann Carleton, usl11tunt treasurl'r Hobert smUh, news rtlJlorter; Karen Holter, aaslsbut newa reportf!r; Linda Circle, ptanlst and Els•c Arnold, lll!liat.ant planlitl The Curmel gronp rett'lvcd u banner for hnvlnll the Juge11l number of the ir m~mb'enhlp pre~ent Refreshmonts were served I.Jy the host I Corduroy, wool, polished cottons and poplins, outer shell with quilted lined or pile lined. Colors grey, lan and llllve lfCtlll. Also dry cleanable suodeo. I!UY I•(OW FROM OUR COMPJ.1'1'E Sl'IICK ·DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. "Home Of Arro., Sblrta" fioMEBOY, OHIO of The Medical CHnics aro the standtrds o( medical clinics. 2. To Ev4l.nt s&lurdl)' ' the ne-w "- To five mutUil ..,.ere i.iel,iiii.lsetved. EXTRA NICE POMIROY, OlflCI TV I SETS ..... .., pra~ th\ , standt RUTLAND Furniture I I r..... 1111111 Rutland, Ohio Til 7:30 oud CARRY Oj.JT 3 1.00 . 1 1f t BULK 31bs.$1,QO Sli:INLESS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kwick .KriSI) Bacon 39.~ 1~. WI~NERS • ' 39~ ------ lb. 7-Min it ~~~~ to' $s.98 1, Cute YDW heolf 25%." tummtr. '· Ov•r 30 1 D!fftJ!Pt Kinds ,Mg~-Oll'l!PP,Iay forlf'he,Holidon flro •loly. Scil sLunplcll Get how-to-do-J\ !ulders. 9 • I '·' " MAlERI~~ IHCORPORATEp M..\IION, W. VA. ' . . ~unch M~at .,.If" ~". ~.,;· :, ; pickl~~ ....... ;..... • .. ... •.. P.1e s'p!ft -~. . 3fC •v. ·~ . . • , , .,.. 111 P (.J..:. .,.ar "!If •·='~"' /if . . .. ....~·t"C:~ .... l'tv ' " SoUp ·a------iscuits - -- --~ --- __ ,..,....,_,_..,..,.. Sw,tCom .................. i -"' . L' ' II..,, If Bi g leHlg fi; --.; ., • .. · Ro11JPine ....... .....- ....... ,..., En~hte ........ c.., . ..,y ,m ........ ijtf '"' Esc~ole .. -. -·· ....:.. ." AIH J% . .•. ' ' ' ' I • 'I ' ..... •• Jll, llli ·l .......... 11 lor arHOLSUM-R... 20c • I Zllp ' ..· Tomatoes:::-- . . ~9~ 1 ....... -.. .. .. 3 !!lares for ;!llf! •• ' ........ _5 lb. l!!! !•• i'll: tf". •' uii!$ . .. . . provement. tiPGG (; ZUSPAN .ttJt.. , . . .Cam!)bail's . . . . . . . . To111~to . . . . . . . ..... .. . .. • Find Ollt how Uttlc it C016lll 1<> enjoy lhlr big, llpme Ill> ' <:rust Mix ...... ""' •·v.rr !!' ar ...... or colon • , , W C~ATS · .......... · · · · · · · · .. · .. $3.95to $7.95 m. Pi.~ ~1 ~· 29c stottles ., w,lut~ ' P· .. I!'' D •· 4!J~ rl9 "'.ars c.,. ...... .. .. 2 ""'· . ••• aRf!CI >,'1 ' d •. ndwleh, F-l'elhtr, , ,.,.,.... 1ut Z6c '· , WJ)()l; .!'wo!)L aiul cl'AsiiMERE BLENDS P.l~oetf rock we'l adds . . Jll~ ' 'CHIDREN'S FULL LENGTH. (~tS .. , ·: -'· · ····· .- $19.95 to $19.95 2. KMfi• yovr ,....._ •rm•r In' wlntw~ •l•r In .lll.ing · ~ ~~~ ~~~: 3 · f •.,.,. Yollow Cll" P"t·aq~l.ao ,..,.,l:r'f, •lieu ~r hciiYn H~TS ,~rfl!!!l FOf. Fa.ij '\f'~·£fnter ' MJDDLBPORT . < ' Lamb Sttw •.J::.':".;....29c t b • fa·1orh ·~··"'tb 8"'7C l eg '0 1.(!~ to $13~95 LADlES ' ··~lb. Pork Jrains ~ .. • • ., Home- Grwn Lib ll•t"' Lettuce~~~;~~ • 2.:'i..J~ PUDDING . . , . .. · ''."'~ .1: .':··:" " 1 A ~~$3.29 ··;·DIUlt AXbE '' • ' •' ,,' I l'f!'Sie ,'' ' '" • ( 1'9 CHOPS • : '59~ lb. ..$AUSAGE B. H. Sanborn Jewelry Reidy 1o Eel Armour lt1r or lriiVn _ _-. J(ingqn Cqrmed HQrn lbs. PORK am.. ..t~. the center .' . left in! WINE SELF SERVICE RK C.HOPS ,, • di4TER · cuf- t-ofn and Rib I ,.., •.1 LookI BEER SIMON'S MKT. Open Evenings New Shipme11t Of ! ' I _, $8.95 C&SOEFiles ·~· I CHINA MILK GLASS SILVERWARE CLOCKS In The Modern $tyle See Our Beautiful Seleedon Of Unbreakable Dinneraeore c.(r(. taAl"s·.' , partloUiarly to lbe . .,._ Guaranteed Performance $16.95 to $.34·9.5 lntorchan&e of! "i.,te-u of member cUnJca KientWq and CALL 9$W · Refreshments of barbecued hot dogs, KoOI·Aid and. eandy , WOOL- W~L and qASH,MEJIE BLENDS medica) reaaarch ~IJtlt~u NOW Game• were 9Jayed In the D eor.ated reereatton room ~tnd gamet and coltume prizeJ were awarded to Nancy Tyo and friend Nea1e, Grace SPauld.J.DJ, Wtles, Steve Spauld.ina:, Jeff T)'o and Jimmy f QuR Full Le..-.gth· Coa:ts ~~~~1~m~:.pr0 ove graduate IJI.& in aw:h eHnlcs. SLASH YOUR HEAT ' BILLS UP TO 25% . M...e YoDP I SANBORN'S ST. Stute&ie . • 91 ldr. PI! ldra. epf.e~td' -.,J.I:b a qellib'borl).ooil1deftdi; eveDing, Oct. 31. SILVER ~IILL Loh8e, • jlliOI<e~ jjal)O)lOOP jjalty '9f ~~~ I LADIES' or sbap~ in place. . Harold Sitturday Night Ashland at Ott~rbein Adrl•n (Mich.) at f'indl•y Heide-lbt1r9 at B•ldwin-Wall•ce New Haven at Youngsfl)wn . mmers, Post O!f1ce Department, Room 410, New F~deral BuUdmg, Columbus. 16, O~JO ANu FULL LENGTHS ' AmiU'lcan ard stud apacint Simply nail Pbone SP-35554 lac~ Loboe, 10n • alumlnllm covering. F'1l.s ~reo Hallowe~n WA&JIINGTON UPI - low alttt1olt \ lllfoulboallllo Wt.ol- llil ~ iDJ ~~ ~! moo~. . ... ~ •pedal Take Mom oncl i'Fle Family Out For Thanksgiving Dinner. Jack Lohse WQs Party Host In I I DAD &ttY •• "• rock wool blanket w1toh Stop Bedford Glen Lee, 182 Chester· W Frost 266 and Esther. Wright 228. Cohitb1a Walter V. Swett, lOB Leba on C Lawrenee, 228 Leta t : F Norr1s, 184 011ve M Hobstetter 176 and M J Newlun 263. Orange Nin11 Robinson 139 Rulland. E. Wdliamson 275 Salem. P Montgomery,' 184.' St1p10· E. Clark, 189 Sutton R Duckworth 467 and J Stobart 324. Salis bury Frank Johnston , 1391. Colli. UPI - c.ell lootllaU of ROd· ' • •-'* ol •tteed 4afbu ~er mu. a th~e~c~urr~e~n~t~m~e<:tl~n~g·~·~~~~~~w~;c~om~mJ~nd~l<l~~bo~m~bor~o~'lfill~ Brownell aven)le recently vacated by Mr.. Gallaeher SmJtb. ·v Bond Twlnsulalion - :S. tors • S1zes 34) to 50 CORDUROY WOOl. Polished COTTONS was somewhat spltlted w1th these results bemg tallied by the elec· • • It 's easy to JnsUb.te wHh Gold From $9.95 weekend wttb h!s paren\1 , . and l(n. Robert Jla.rrU, Mr. and Mrt. lack ToroP40n ~ cbildJ'en are plaiUiing to move1 lnlo 1"- Bradlwi! apartmoot on SJIOP NOWi Money Outlays l"or Schools Are Predicted at Tht tht n;;~\~~~'~i~;t;',gh;h~;'~tbcld 1 on January t. Coats ln the ra~es for the Township Clerks the \'Otmg in some cases LAY-AVIAY EARLY ... EUB Group In I , MOn dOY Meehng The w es\t•J n Art:-a of Group l'our of the I~L H v outh Fellow· ~h lp mel Mond :1y cvenlltg at the l'.tt"mt>l EUB" ( hlllcb nevottuns bY tlw Carmel gro up opcm•ti the nu•t•l m g The grou~ sa nr.: " In My tll•art There RJ'''' " " Mt•lody" lnlluiH'd wtlh sntpture reuthng u11 d pr.t)'t!l' by noruthy Ctrcjc After gruttp smjllng of "Love L1flcd l\1c'' tiUl Rev. Douglas Circle gave an iusplrm_g melll!age frum At'ts. 23 followt'd by a tr io He~ C11 cle und d11u~hten Lmtla and Sue, pn•scnllnll a vocal villte4 With Mt. -and Kn. Vernon he boQted home lour and t&Uctren, Sutulay. Grent. a leadin& rider on ' HarrJa of Columbut vl.lit tracks, hu now Won 18 · Meigs Countians The eiecutive secretary of the Board of u. S. Civil Service en· mmers, for the Post O!flce Department, Room 410, New l<~ed eral BuUdmg, Columbus, l S, OhiO, announced today an exammation for sub11t1tute clerks and' sub· st1tute ca rrl':!r positions !or the BnJhant, Covington, Enon, Han· mbal, Jacklon, Mechamesburg New Kqoxville, New .Mad1son' Pomeroy, South Charleston, Ur: bans, West Liberty and West '!.ftlton, Ohio Post Offices En trance salary as a substitute Is $2 00 per h.our, w1th yearly step m cr~ases up to $2 42 pe.r hour As a regul-ar empl oyee, the entrance salary IS $4035.00 per annum, wtth ye:.u\y step increases up to $4875 00 per annum, plus 10 per cent for mghtwork and $300 longevlty compen!Jation. Benefits include: paid vacation up to 28 · days per year, 5tck le~ve 13 days accumulative, eight paid holldays, guaranteed annual salary for regulars, eredtts for mll_1tary service, job protection while in the m11ttar y senice cellent retirement. Insurance' surv1vors beneftt plans. untform allowances (earners) and JOb se· cunty. . Agplicants must actually r.eside wilhfn the deli very zone of the respective Post Off ce for wh1c;,h tbey are fiJing or be bona ftde patrons of that off1ce. Persons employed in the obovl! Post Qffi. ces will be eons1dered bona !Jde palrons of that office. No specific experience is re qmred , but all applicants must pass a wr1tten test Persons Inter· ested in taking th1s - examination mar secure Form 500G-AB appheat!on card and a copy of the announeement bY makmg mquu--y at lhe Post Offices listed above or from the execu~1~e secretary, Board of U. S. CJvil Service Exa- 'feen Agers Frolic Funera] servtce • IJeld On Monday For pear1Graves It wltb bor panDU. llr. ud IOOTI POUI WINNal Mra. JIO)>trt J"lpti!U'}!'<r. " LAURj!:L. 11rf, UPI - Howord lit.' Udi llftt. W"i)'M A•Jb&rr Grant made {( nine v~ ln nd elilldrtn, Qol'don ~ Jllrr)' two diU at Laurel ,_ICOACM DIU .,!9fS* p... . . ... ••. 59c , �., ' • ·.t .; .' ' L •• ' -! :• .•' • .•• • •• . •• ' •• • ., • "" • • • • District YF Meet Teens Club Dance ~'OUR BOOM HOUSE WITH BATH AttractS Many st.orm doors and wmdDWI, full Held At New Haven Tbe Pomt Pleasant D1atr1ct basement, automatic gut befl. Located at 1616 Lmcoln Heig.hh. Youth Fellowship met at the New To Mason Center ed by the Teena Club attracted WANT .ADS '• 'i (14) For Rent TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY (3) In Memoriam lN LOVING MEMORY Of OUR dear frt£'nd Merle r Bahr who passed away one year ago tcr day, Nov 4, 1958 With a smale on h1s face, And a wave of ht£ hand, He wandered mtu an unknown land Sadly nussed bJ h1:; fJJcnd~. !'ttr and :'dr~ \It rlln Sht\cler. 11-4 lie Auto Soles -1001 CHEVHU1.1·1. 1'\\-o IJ!JOH, heater ~la lll idrcl ~ htft $175 Phone 838 Y l'"xtt'llcnt cundt twn Il43tp I~ For Sale Hl', iTII\ li STU\' I'.: t.:XTHA GOOD comhtw!l l'huJH' 93<1 J 11 4 3lc • P"IVE JI00\1 Hill Sl' IJ)( ATED on Lawcl Slrt rt I'.'Jth bath, Tapp,tn lbtl l lll l d 1 qculatln,e: healt·r tu . llltnrm~t on eall !18X Jl43tl" ''" • "' • '- Legal Notice ~-- •• • howoe Vcr} nu;e bath and k•t · chen and automatLc heat to all rooms. Only $75000 UU, Lake u~er exlslwg hnan('lng make $GOO 00 down p01ymcut 1111d OWI]pP- will carry fJnancmg on h<lfilnce h1• eqUity CUCKLER kEAL ESTATE BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y ll-4-3tc KLI.VI\:\tUh 1UUD.\ItA\1A llh 11\W SJ5if I l>llJc l'ci kms, Lrtart ~' ~lb Uhw II 4 "Hi" I·' I·.U.L'I HIL" S IOV 1';, IJ,_,tly hcd .md 'll.tl\tcss, baby sc"IL" ~ snmll ktldtcn t;Jb tnl't 2 sm .. l l g..,~ hl' atcr s Phune 428 afll r {i I' \1 II 4 tft }o'lt SA I CONSiGNMENT SALF.I Our (u>~t sale will he held Snt urday, Nuv. 7, 1951l, at II II M at the auctwn grounds 1 mtlc west of Portrrfteld Go lo 7 ,om! 76 kiHI follow tlw Sign s. v.,,. \~ill have a \.J I !IJtJ S amount of lltllcluncl y and hou::.P hold cond~ Luncb w11\ ~ servctl OODOI,RD SALES H«rol"d ~liard, AudJoneer II 4 3\c tUH SAI,E- -AI.L ~ \:l!ll l l' ~~ ~1 \'eJ EI ,J.)'THII INl\illlf~lll I' IJUI(l COUIIll'f , Moo!~, l 'oolc1 ~ l lcst~ur.mL , nmp leh' and 1 cady tu ojWrah• Good 111Ctlt i.Ullt"h C•• No. I:Z, 940 , Ueraldme Pwrce, who 1 e~Jde$ at Spring Lake, .MJclngan, otherwise whose place of resJdence Js unKnown etnU cannut w1th reasonable (J iiJ gence be ascertamed, Natalie J ICHC, adtlresll unKnown, the unKIIIII~U llt:Jll:i, d<!YUiccs, h1gaLees, ad m•u lstt·atou, exc.::utor:; ;md a:;sJi,:ns ut Nataue Pierce de\:cai:i,ld HaruliJ J'Jerce, address unknowu , the ou Anown heU'.I:i, r.l~ vtsees, legatees, 11 d munsua tors, executors uuu assJ~ru; uJ Harold Pierce, deceal!ed, Jual ~umc 1-'leJ'ee address unknown the . . I! •. I> I>OWll llth l 11 1 dCVISCCII, legllLCC!I, .. umJ,llhti:I.IWLI>, CXCCUtt•l~ and llli s.gnll ol Malcomc l-'tt!Jcc, de ceased, wilt take notu:e that on the L.tth day ot Ucluocr, 1~1J. lhe .Plam· lll f, carol P1erce, tiled Ius l'eU uun Bl!:am~t them m tiLe Court ot !..Olllllll.)l\ l•lcaa of Mc1gs county , ulno, tne 14lme bcmg Case No l l Y'iU Ill SlHd CUUit tor the partlliiJII Of cenam real e:.tatc m !W id • d1t1on descrjbed, to w1 t .bcmg, \n ltutJar.d Township, \lc1gs t:o1,1nty, Ohto, 111 5t;diOil ..,tl, I ow n 6 Han~:c 14. · HeglniiHJJ:! 13:.!.LJ It west oJ tl!e center ut liioitd sc.: uuu, Uwn~:e East ,Jtt07 H, then~:e .\l•rth lU5 1l, !hence N.,rth tJ4 de t~:r~:c~; b.tst 3:J. I 7 I eel, JIJcme Norlh it thcntt' south 19 dc ~t:rccs t~ast 5:17 ~ l1•a.<w on bui!dtn~ Aile Ueau 1l, th•·nn• South 59 degt ees ::10' t·r~ M.tson, W Va II 4 6\p Emlt JM 7 ft., thence South 57 dcgrccz; 15 Easl 4tJ2 It, tlwnce South t"Aid\1 ANll HUUS!•. IN :\1ASUN 1.7 dCjj:JI'I ~ Las t 121 4 ft, thencu ('tty 'l hC' old Mcrrellg lJHJpcrly :o;outh 004 h:e t, thcncc west ti2U 4 l'ontad Uchvcr 1\.t:J.iH, Mason h , the•tcc .Suuth 2653 ft thence L'lt)' ( ll-5 l:ll0·3tc Wl'Ht 40 fl, th ence Norlh 9 de l J{J' dt:!,;tCl\lll .i.!;<Jbl bOO 3 Hymn of the Hepuhlic' and ' When They Htng Th ose l:olden Bells" Wtth Johr1 lh,ff ntatl and Shel don Roush ~1n,.;1ng tlw solo JHir ls A s.k1t ; ,ti led • !"he 1 ord's I'raycr" was pH' SI nt.:d hv Shr·ldon Hous h ,u td Frldu.:' Sli!lll KJtly Dodson ::.ang Hoc The bu~!J!~e~:; me{ !Jtl g wa' led by Slwldun Ro .1 ~h pre~Jdcnt of the l·. UB Dt~ t l J~t YvlJth I dlnw sh1p. '(ne a\lentl.:mrc 1ount wa£ taken for each dwrdJ cha1 ge and New Ha\len ru cull'l.lt.l Uw banner for the mouth. 'I here were ctghty e1ght present Jtev lll ggms from the Beltmeade Chunh , go vc the bened1ctwn Hefreshments were en jo _~<ed by all after the closC' of tnt• se1 vice gn.'~s ::10' West 133 fl, then ce Swtll H2 degrees 30' Wc!>t 485 ft., thcnu: North 1425 rt , lh~nce ;\lurth flO degreefS lb We~t 357 ft., lhemc North 'JJ de grees 35' Wc:;t ~H5 fl , thence Nonh :i() degrees 35' WPst 100 H., thcnrc West 83ft tht'tlrt Norlh 990ft to tit<' place of !Jocg mnm g con t auu u~ ti9 45 acres, J!IOH.' or Jess ll<!lll~ the same rcul u;Latt• con W.'){d Ill Lemoyne Plel"cc aw.l IJ J,,th PH•ICI! by dc"d tla tl•d AJ!rll 27, UI07. rel·un.lcd m Volum e ~)ti Jl;~ ge UJHJ33, .f1_eJgS Co un ty D!•ctl H~(' ­ mds The pray(')' Of SHill PdJl tun IS hll p;~riJlJOII of ~ uJd n ·al c~t.J t e, or tf sa1d r eal es!alc c.muut he d1 v.d~d by meleb uud hound~ WilhoUl lllllll th St lll)U l) tu the ~Hi lle, ihen l'l~tm ll lf ptap tlta l the L'n ttrl vr· der the properly tu be a 11 rt·alscd .md sold and llH' prut:t prJ, ol such s:de dJ~ In hul<.:t l nnd p.otd l o thc l'la lnlt fl (tnd lhe Def..!w l. m!~ U('COrd nt g w tht u r Jg h t" thPreJn, cmd lor s uch oth{ r af!(l [urther relief as may he propeL You are reqturcd lo unswer this r'etJ!tnJJ un the 12th Uay of De c<'mbt•r, 1959, or the s~mt' w11l be taken as confessed and JUdgement r~·ndcrcd ADd partitiOn mnde acc~• dm gl) CAHOJ, Pll:Hl'E, PlutnLUf WI~USTF~H & [•'ULT..: 'll "' Y' r 1•1 1 tf ~~_ 0 ' 11_ ' _ __ _" '- · _- "' '- " . A n C5tcrn reo \if 11-Dally SenUnei, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 4, 1959 Late News From Thr. Wire SUb Carrier, Clerk Job Exam Available Here NEW YORK UPI-Ch•rl• Van Doren, stripped' of fame and rkhM, today begin •n agonlzlrt~ Mlf-appraiul with the M,. of eventually being parmllhld to .-.. turn to t••c:hlng. " II sc.ru me a liHie/' the former auistant profe11or of EngiJih 11id. " I'm •fr•id of the futu .... My true dlldiutloA hi to the ac•NEW DELHI UPI--More than 3,000 Indian ltudents mobbed demic: life. I w•nt to continue to the Communist Ch•n•.. Emtw.uy teach." tod•y to protest Chinew raids. JERUSALEM, hrael UPJ-Unit 1crou India's borct.n. ed Areb Repubhc; MIG 17's •l'ld WASHINGTON UPI-Two bro- Israeli My5ter•• clashed in a let then who sponsored the $64,000 dovflght today for tha first time partner Shirley Henry, thtl cou- TV quh: shows 10 before House in five month1. pie made sure that Sub-Teen 1; investigators tod•~ to expand on were danc1ng by choosmg Sub· their c:ounetic comp.~ny's deni.al COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mict.nl Teen!l as new partners, thts type of charges th.at it pre»ured p.-o- V. DiSalla ~o~ld today that he d;~nt·~ wa11 hearti~Y accepted by ducars. to rig tha pJ"OSirams to at- thought the Columbu' Poll..- D• both age groups and the a ud ten<"e ~Tact mor2' viewers. partm&nt s.c•ndal led to thtt dttWmners of the Slow dam t! C1lled tu. tedify were Chules fe.,t of incumbent O.molratlc were Judy Turner, Mason and Renon, pre•id•nt of R•vlon c:~ 1 Mlyor M. E. Sensenbrenner by Hill Persinger, Pomeroy Winners metlcs Co., ud his brother Mar· Independent Republican w. R•lof the Sub-Teens fast dance con tin, former vice president of the ston We•tlalt:e. lcsL were Sh~Jla and Faye John- , :~~:;w~hich spo~uoreO the nowTAMPA;"" FI•. UPI-A B-47 jet son, Mason. "$04,000 Quettlon" and bomber cra:r.hed into ttte Gulf of Duo1 prJres were won by VIctor Ch1ilenge." Mexiu ebout 100 miles west of Ebersbach, Alan Sayre and Jud y WASHINGTON UPI-Rep. Sta- Venice, Fla .. today and the Air l'•iruer Othen Wlnnl'lg pr-1ze! ven V, Carter 0-lowa, who made Force uid one of the ftu,tr crew du r111g the evenmg •were Ltnda llall, R1chard Burns, Shelby nationwide hudllnes this yeer men w•s rescued, Pernot, Susan Johnsen, Dec Ebers when it wes. lllscloted that he had hach and for the blow gum con- put hi" 19-year·old ton on his oftest the Willner was Mary Burr1 s fie. payroll at $11,872 a yea,r At 10 30 Shlrley Henry and dlN of uncer .. rly today. Dick JI Qod were selected as Mr CHICAGO UPI-Rep. Chnlet A. and · M1ss Personality, they we re Boyle D-Ill. w•s lcilled today whllfl JUIJCed !or their lrJendlmetfs, partlcipahon and cooperation 1n hi1 car crashed Into M upright of all events and thc1r wonderful an eltvsted lr•ln abutmenf. He Willi 52, One hundred teenagers aaw attitude to all Sub·Teena. ~ Homer Bonecutter of Henderson The Teens Club wiSh to thank COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Mleh•el West Virgm1a, created mto a everyo ne who made this dance a Tua1da" •Ppointed 1959 version of the mon ster succe~s espcci&lly Harry Miller or V. DiS•II• t he As~oc1ated Radto Store 111 Frank V•nnelle of Bell•lre to the Frankenste,n :1t ' Frankenstem's Pomeroy for the' usc of a beau't• Mine E:uminin1 Boud for a term Rock 'N Roll Ja mboree", Saturflay when the Tri-Counly Teen·Can· tul new Hi·Fidehty Phono for •ndlng S.pt. 10, 1962. teen held 1\'s r eg ular session at !'.plnnlllg the1r records. Judges th~ Moose Ballroom m Pt. Plc:~ s­ for contests were Mrs Earl Henr y anl Uoldw lnllCifS, Irma Sayre, Bonme Juh nsun, Barbara Prince, Patty Takmg high hono rs in the fast Johnson and th.e M C. for t,tle afdance contest wer'e Jason Jackson fair Thelma Sayre. , and TtmJ Damron both of P..omt The Salem Center PTA met Pleasant who won the title of of the Bht." MoMa;y night NO\'. 2 Wtth the "King -and mecttng {tpened by prpycr and a f1ve dollar devotions by Mary Virgtma Ilolll· whJte and Damron recetved day beautif.Jl i!OJ'IIage Jud ges ror Lhis c\'ent were Bc\•erl y Ann Afler the busme ss meeting Cullip and Steve Wilhamson who there was 8 rl'admg "I'll Take lt art" the "1859- Champ of ChainpTo Court" by Evc~yn Montgomery lons . In Rock· 'n Roll" dancing Fun~ral senu:es were held and tbe PTA song was led by Wilhamlon .and Culhp also did a Monday 11 flernoon at 2·00 at the Nellie Vale. demonstratlOD oi lheJr dancmg Hawhngs-Coat.s Funeral Home for ability Pl•arl Graves who d ted Friday Musi cal selections we~ "S\In· evenmg at an Athens Hospih.l. lig ht Serenade" by CatberJne Sharon Ann Rife of Che~hire Jb)v, F'red I Gardner, con Shcnefwld and a readmg by and Wa_lter Taylor of Addiso n, 0., dutted , the scrvtces with bUrl.'ll Johnny Vale were v1ctora 111 th e slow dance contest and they also recc1ved a 111 lit e CheM!ire Gravel Hill ( cmcll•ry I ~~T~h~e'fP~ledse Wfl:'i iijVen by 4 -H conage and a ftvc dollar wh1te Uul uf·lown relati ves and i the Natwnal 4·H Club sllirt Thts couple compcled W:~yne Roush and a son" aa:amst a f1ve some and came out frlc~tds who were here lor lhe followor '"lhe Gleam" by the au·• sc J-vtccs were Mr :md Mrs Will- dlence and acted out by the 4·H. the Vlctnrs Dtreclur Sava~;:e JUdglllm PhJI \• r s, Rlttmnn, Mr. •and A PlllhO 8t'lection was offered ed thUi ~vent. M1·~ Gene Walburn , Columbus Wayne Roush. Games •and ''Name That Tune" wmners Mr. ,mtl Mrs. Donald Grover and were dtreeted by Anna were Palty Taylor of Galhpohs Mr. and Mrs. Frank l''erraro of Ehzabelh Turner. and Barbara B~air of Henderson. Canton, Mr. and Mn . Jerry Boa"Mls11 'LIIIIpop" for the cvenmg t iC, Nt!w Huven. Mr. and Mrs, RlRefreshments Of sandwiches: was Judy A- HoUey of Gallipolis. chard Boster, Sl Albans, Mn p•ckles, home m11de cooktes, cofPrtce Huff and Mr. and Mrs. EI· fee and Kool-Ald were served by Dance champs Beverly Culhp mer Woo<ts, Chesapea ke, Mfs. Hazel Grate, Helen Matheny, Ma· and Steve Williamson along with Mai'Y l'"eyef, Mrs. Elizabeth Ad- r1e Stevens, Margaret Cardl1lo and beauty queen Carol Gibbs of New Haven retgned over the mformal ley, Mt~ Jumcs •'insled and Miss Adra Swick. affa1r from 7.30 to 12 midmght. D .arll•nc Mtehael, Columbus, Mrs c A h The next meetmg Js 5cheduled Bill (Lips) lhllcr provided the arne u(:ustm~, At ens and for Dec 7. There are now 1'1 mem very top& In rock 'n roll mus1c Mrs Robert CMtheart, Chetra- ben. tbronghout tbe evening. peukc Next week's Canteen will be heJd at the Moose Ballroom in Pt. Pleasant. Details or the program will be made av-ailable later on in the week. Call Rutland 2.4307 after 4 p m. Haven Umte(l Brethern Church large crowd Saturd . ht a for theu monthly meetwg on 114-3tc ay mg · October 20, I9n9 A new game Truth or Conse FOUit ROOM HOUSE ON UNThe worsh1p serv1 ce was open- qucn<'es was mtroduced and coin Hetghts, gas furnace ed by the leader Sheldon Roush , pla.~oed for the first t•me In the Phone 4:'.8 after 6 P M. lt.<l Lfc w1th tht New Haven EUB tho1r Center, when the contestant fall · smgmg ·come Let Us Wor:-;hlp" t 17) Help Won~­ und er the dJrettwn of J ohn HoH- ed to fW,~!Wer a qyesbon he had ntiln The congregallon of yo uth to take 'he conequence1 wblch WANTED t ULL 11~ii- HOUSE then sang "Opl'n :\l1ne Eyes" was different stunts bdore be re· keeper Ltve 111 (;all Cooh·tlle iilld }IJiton 'Hoffman re11d the ce1ved h1s pr1ze the only C<'n 1567. 11-4-3tc SCtJplurc taken from Luke Pray- testant beahng the whtstle and recelvmg her pm:e without haver was led by Hev D1lley of· the mg to do a aiiunt was Mtss Ju dy ( L II Keol t.stm" • w HaHn Chur<:h ilJJd Marg1e Roush of Mason. oarh read a n·urltng ·No T1n1e Leading off in 'a MulhphcatJon MAKE DOWN PAYMENT-AND 'ur God?" FollovJlug this, the move uno a 4 room frame dtoJr sang t~ o h)'mm The Baltic Dance were Dick Hood and h•s 1 WHEELING, W. Va. UPI-An ele<,ricil proc:lvcts plant •nd nme foundries ..,.. about th• only ltHI-using pl•nh In ttt. Wheellng arH which have not cut buk operation• sh.rply as a result of the st..t str-Ike, • survey showeel Tunday. At Center In ?t. Pleasant Music, Readings, Highlight PTA Meeting At Salem pretty, practical, COMPLETE COOLING AND ' I HEATING SYSTEMS CHASE HARDWARE Locuol St. IIAROLD CIIASE, Mgr. Phone 8157-J Middleport num~or. r.·eo~nfort .unlimited·lor the tI Jackets and ·car Rev FranC'Is II Claz1er the new youth, dJrN•tor was tn char go of tho bu 1ln~ss session and uledlon of ufhcen was held w1th Elsie Arnold selected aa president J)onnn Bohr, vice prNtl · dent, Dollie Lou Brown , acc rdary SHily Torrence, asstst~nt scrrt• tary, 8111 Denh, t.-ezumrer . Ann Carleton, usl11tunt treasurl'r Hobert smUh, news rtlJlorter; Karen Holter, aaslsbut newa reportf!r; Linda Circle, ptanlst and Els•c Arnold, lll!liat.ant planlitl The Curmel gronp rett'lvcd u banner for hnvlnll the Juge11l number of the ir m~mb'enhlp pre~ent Refreshmonts were served I.Jy the host I Corduroy, wool, polished cottons and poplins, outer shell with quilted lined or pile lined. Colors grey, lan and llllve lfCtlll. Also dry cleanable suodeo. I!UY I•(OW FROM OUR COMPJ.1'1'E Sl'IICK ·DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. "Home Of Arro., Sblrta" fioMEBOY, OHIO of The Medical CHnics aro the standtrds o( medical clinics. 2. To Ev4l.nt s&lurdl)' ' the ne-w "- To five mutUil ..,.ere i.iel,iiii.lsetved. EXTRA NICE POMIROY, OlflCI TV I SETS ..... .., pra~ th\ , standt RUTLAND Furniture I I r..... 1111111 Rutland, Ohio Til 7:30 oud CARRY Oj.JT 3 1.00 . 1 1f t BULK 31bs.$1,QO Sli:INLESS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kwick .KriSI) Bacon 39.~ 1~. WI~NERS • ' 39~ ------ lb. 7-Min it ~~~~ to' $s.98 1, Cute YDW heolf 25%." tummtr. '· Ov•r 30 1 D!fftJ!Pt Kinds ,Mg~-Oll'l!PP,Iay forlf'he,Holidon flro •loly. Scil sLunplcll Get how-to-do-J\ !ulders. 9 • I '·' " MAlERI~~ IHCORPORATEp M..\IION, W. VA. ' . . ~unch M~at .,.If" ~". ~.,;· :, ; pickl~~ ....... ;..... • .. ... •.. P.1e s'p!ft -~. . 3fC •v. ·~ . . • , , .,.. 111 P (.J..:. .,.ar "!If •·='~"' /if . . .. ....~·t"C:~ .... l'tv ' " SoUp ·a------iscuits - -- --~ --- __ ,..,....,_,_..,..,.. Sw,tCom .................. i -"' . L' ' II..,, If Bi g leHlg fi; --.; ., • .. · Ro11JPine ....... .....- ....... ,..., En~hte ........ c.., . ..,y ,m ........ ijtf '"' Esc~ole .. -. -·· ....:.. ." AIH J% . .•. ' ' ' ' I • 'I ' ..... •• Jll, llli ·l .......... 11 lor arHOLSUM-R... 20c • I Zllp ' ..· Tomatoes:::-- . . ~9~ 1 ....... -.. .. .. 3 !!lares for ;!llf! •• ' ........ _5 lb. l!!! !•• i'll: tf". •' uii!$ . .. . . provement. tiPGG (; ZUSPAN .ttJt.. , . . .Cam!)bail's . . . . . . . . To111~to . . . . . . . ..... .. . .. • Find Ollt how Uttlc it C016lll 1<> enjoy lhlr big, llpme Ill> ' <:rust Mix ...... ""' •·v.rr !!' ar ...... or colon • , , W C~ATS · .......... · · · · · · · · .. · .. $3.95to $7.95 m. Pi.~ ~1 ~· 29c stottles ., w,lut~ ' P· .. I!'' D •· 4!J~ rl9 "'.ars c.,. ...... .. .. 2 ""'· . ••• aRf!CI >,'1 ' d •. ndwleh, F-l'elhtr, , ,.,.,.... 1ut Z6c '· , WJ)()l; .!'wo!)L aiul cl'AsiiMERE BLENDS P.l~oetf rock we'l adds . . Jll~ ' 'CHIDREN'S FULL LENGTH. (~tS .. , ·: -'· · ····· .- $19.95 to $19.95 2. KMfi• yovr ,....._ •rm•r In' wlntw~ •l•r In .lll.ing · ~ ~~~ ~~~: 3 · f •.,.,. Yollow Cll" P"t·aq~l.ao ,..,.,l:r'f, •lieu ~r hciiYn H~TS ,~rfl!!!l FOf. Fa.ij '\f'~·£fnter ' MJDDLBPORT . < ' Lamb Sttw •.J::.':".;....29c t b • fa·1orh ·~··"'tb 8"'7C l eg '0 1.(!~ to $13~95 LADlES ' ··~lb. Pork Jrains ~ .. • • ., Home- Grwn Lib ll•t"' Lettuce~~~;~~ • 2.:'i..J~ PUDDING . . , . .. · ''."'~ .1: .':··:" " 1 A ~~$3.29 ··;·DIUlt AXbE '' • ' •' ,,' I l'f!'Sie ,'' ' '" • ( 1'9 CHOPS • : '59~ lb. ..$AUSAGE B. H. Sanborn Jewelry Reidy 1o Eel Armour lt1r or lriiVn _ _-. J(ingqn Cqrmed HQrn lbs. PORK am.. ..t~. the center .' . left in! WINE SELF SERVICE RK C.HOPS ,, • di4TER · cuf- t-ofn and Rib I ,.., •.1 LookI BEER SIMON'S MKT. Open Evenings New Shipme11t Of ! ' I _, $8.95 C&SOEFiles ·~· I CHINA MILK GLASS SILVERWARE CLOCKS In The Modern $tyle See Our Beautiful Seleedon Of Unbreakable Dinneraeore c.(r(. taAl"s·.' , partloUiarly to lbe . .,._ Guaranteed Performance $16.95 to $.34·9.5 lntorchan&e of! "i.,te-u of member cUnJca KientWq and CALL 9$W · Refreshments of barbecued hot dogs, KoOI·Aid and. eandy , WOOL- W~L and qASH,MEJIE BLENDS medica) reaaarch ~IJtlt~u NOW Game• were 9Jayed In the D eor.ated reereatton room ~tnd gamet and coltume prizeJ were awarded to Nancy Tyo and friend Nea1e, Grace SPauld.J.DJ, Wtles, Steve Spauld.ina:, Jeff T)'o and Jimmy f QuR Full Le..-.gth· Coa:ts ~~~~1~m~:.pr0 ove graduate IJI.& in aw:h eHnlcs. SLASH YOUR HEAT ' BILLS UP TO 25% . M...e YoDP I SANBORN'S ST. Stute&ie . • 91 ldr. PI! ldra. epf.e~td' -.,J.I:b a qellib'borl).ooil1deftdi; eveDing, Oct. 31. SILVER ~IILL Loh8e, • jlliOI<e~ jjal)O)lOOP jjalty '9f ~~~ I LADIES' or sbap~ in place. . Harold Sitturday Night Ashland at Ott~rbein Adrl•n (Mich.) at f'indl•y Heide-lbt1r9 at B•ldwin-Wall•ce New Haven at Youngsfl)wn . mmers, Post O!f1ce Department, Room 410, New F~deral BuUdmg, Columbus. 16, O~JO ANu FULL LENGTHS ' AmiU'lcan ard stud apacint Simply nail Pbone SP-35554 lac~ Loboe, 10n • alumlnllm covering. F'1l.s ~reo Hallowe~n WA&JIINGTON UPI - low alttt1olt \ lllfoulboallllo Wt.ol- llil ~ iDJ ~~ ~! moo~. . ... ~ •pedal Take Mom oncl i'Fle Family Out For Thanksgiving Dinner. Jack Lohse WQs Party Host In I I DAD &ttY •• "• rock wool blanket w1toh Stop Bedford Glen Lee, 182 Chester· W Frost 266 and Esther. Wright 228. Cohitb1a Walter V. Swett, lOB Leba on C Lawrenee, 228 Leta t : F Norr1s, 184 011ve M Hobstetter 176 and M J Newlun 263. Orange Nin11 Robinson 139 Rulland. E. Wdliamson 275 Salem. P Montgomery,' 184.' St1p10· E. Clark, 189 Sutton R Duckworth 467 and J Stobart 324. Salis bury Frank Johnston , 1391. Colli. UPI - c.ell lootllaU of ROd· ' • •-'* ol •tteed 4afbu ~er mu. a th~e~c~urr~e~n~t~m~e<:tl~n~g·~·~~~~~~w~;c~om~mJ~nd~l<l~~bo~m~bor~o~'lfill~ Brownell aven)le recently vacated by Mr.. Gallaeher SmJtb. ·v Bond Twlnsulalion - :S. tors • S1zes 34) to 50 CORDUROY WOOl. Polished COTTONS was somewhat spltlted w1th these results bemg tallied by the elec· • • It 's easy to JnsUb.te wHh Gold From $9.95 weekend wttb h!s paren\1 , . and l(n. Robert Jla.rrU, Mr. and Mrt. lack ToroP40n ~ cbildJ'en are plaiUiing to move1 lnlo 1"- Bradlwi! apartmoot on SJIOP NOWi Money Outlays l"or Schools Are Predicted at Tht tht n;;~\~~~'~i~;t;',gh;h~;'~tbcld 1 on January t. Coats ln the ra~es for the Township Clerks the \'Otmg in some cases LAY-AVIAY EARLY ... EUB Group In I , MOn dOY Meehng The w es\t•J n Art:-a of Group l'our of the I~L H v outh Fellow· ~h lp mel Mond :1y cvenlltg at the l'.tt"mt>l EUB" ( hlllcb nevottuns bY tlw Carmel gro up opcm•ti the nu•t•l m g The grou~ sa nr.: " In My tll•art There RJ'''' " " Mt•lody" lnlluiH'd wtlh sntpture reuthng u11 d pr.t)'t!l' by noruthy Ctrcjc After gruttp smjllng of "Love L1flcd l\1c'' tiUl Rev. Douglas Circle gave an iusplrm_g melll!age frum At'ts. 23 followt'd by a tr io He~ C11 cle und d11u~hten Lmtla and Sue, pn•scnllnll a vocal villte4 With Mt. -and Kn. Vernon he boQted home lour and t&Uctren, Sutulay. Grent. a leadin& rider on ' HarrJa of Columbut vl.lit tracks, hu now Won 18 · Meigs Countians The eiecutive secretary of the Board of u. S. Civil Service en· mmers, for the Post O!flce Department, Room 410, New l<~ed eral BuUdmg, Columbus, l S, OhiO, announced today an exammation for sub11t1tute clerks and' sub· st1tute ca rrl':!r positions !or the BnJhant, Covington, Enon, Han· mbal, Jacklon, Mechamesburg New Kqoxville, New .Mad1son' Pomeroy, South Charleston, Ur: bans, West Liberty and West '!.ftlton, Ohio Post Offices En trance salary as a substitute Is $2 00 per h.our, w1th yearly step m cr~ases up to $2 42 pe.r hour As a regul-ar empl oyee, the entrance salary IS $4035.00 per annum, wtth ye:.u\y step increases up to $4875 00 per annum, plus 10 per cent for mghtwork and $300 longevlty compen!Jation. Benefits include: paid vacation up to 28 · days per year, 5tck le~ve 13 days accumulative, eight paid holldays, guaranteed annual salary for regulars, eredtts for mll_1tary service, job protection while in the m11ttar y senice cellent retirement. Insurance' surv1vors beneftt plans. untform allowances (earners) and JOb se· cunty. . Agplicants must actually r.eside wilhfn the deli very zone of the respective Post Off ce for wh1c;,h tbey are fiJing or be bona ftde patrons of that off1ce. Persons employed in the obovl! Post Qffi. ces will be eons1dered bona !Jde palrons of that office. No specific experience is re qmred , but all applicants must pass a wr1tten test Persons Inter· ested in taking th1s - examination mar secure Form 500G-AB appheat!on card and a copy of the announeement bY makmg mquu--y at lhe Post Offices listed above or from the execu~1~e secretary, Board of U. S. CJvil Service Exa- 'feen Agers Frolic Funera] servtce • IJeld On Monday For pear1Graves It wltb bor panDU. llr. ud IOOTI POUI WINNal Mra. JIO)>trt J"lpti!U'}!'<r. " LAURj!:L. 11rf, UPI - Howord lit.' Udi llftt. W"i)'M A•Jb&rr Grant made {( nine v~ ln nd elilldrtn, Qol'don ~ Jllrr)' two diU at Laurel ,_ICOACM DIU .,!9fS* p... . . ... ••. 59c , �... ~ • The Pomeroy Senior mothers lf't Jponaorin& a reeord bop to -Oe beld iD ttie Pomeroy Junior Hi&h auditorium. at 8 p. m. Saturday nl&b~ l'lov. 7. The Official Board of the United Methodist church met Monday evening, at the church, for their November meeting, with Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, chairman, presiding. .Devotions were led by c. F. Tompkins using as his topic. Bill Miller wiU be disk jockey IJld door prizes and dance con· le!!iit prizes wm be awarded Refreshments wHJ be Mid. Admission i.a 50 and 75 cents. "BLIB.V Men You've Had A Little :\Irs. Richard Rupe. Day ." 1:-ringing out that progress is Charll's Swatzel, chairman of the trustc~lii, audiiti~'J";IIl==============~;:;~;:::::J cot tistics alone that the '!he measured report ofbythesta treasurer wa~ commttlecreported .from the tr~steea given by Mrs. Alonzo cuucr , re- have all fmaHt·tai o~ l1gattons curding seen tar in the absence of the recent redecorating of .;;;;;;==--=====~;;;::;;~~~';;;·~::;~;;;;~il church completed tn the very near future . It was announced by Theo L. 3mith that the patti for the ch imes had arrived and repair work progre&smg nicely. r HOME TREASURES NYlON CARPET $5.95 SERTA SQ. YD. 1~ lneh« W4de DESK Smooth·Top and MAmESS $39.50 Blond, Mahogany FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS ...... CHAIR $49.50 .. . . ,----· . ... $139.95 iiiNETTES 5 Piece Set $39.50 9 Piece Set $99.50 Battery Operated 3 SPEED PHONOGRAPH $39.50 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE · · · · · · · · · · $100. 54" Dresser- Chest- Bookcase Bed 8XI2 9XI2 9Xl2 DEL TOX FIBER RUGS $12.95 LINOLEUM RUGS $4.95 TWEED RUGS $39.95 COMFORTABLE BUNK BEDS Maple, Oak, Mahogany PRICED COMPLETE As Low As $69.50 In Durable Fabrics $39.50 John Werry and Mn. Katherinfl Millikan jS rcprcstntativcs of the local church . A set of rules were presented for usc of the church building and they wlil he acted on at the De<·cmber meeting. rangl'mertts ha~·c been made the deariug of the hill back of church. Kenneth Finley , reporting for Commission on that the Children's o, had participatf;d in a fire drill. He also announcf'd ' that plans were '"•ing ma~e fvr the Christmas program. It was announced that a gift of toys had been given to the Beginners Department by Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins. The partition screens upstairs will he ndecoratcd m lhe near future . It wa~ announced b)' Miss Graee Campbe ll that the l,llembersbip and evangeli!lm committee had completed phms for greeters at the door each Sunday and also that a zone system had been set up for the .<~lcwards visitation program. December 20 has been set as membership day, when new men'lben wHI b1: reecived into the church and buptismal services for adulls and children will be held. Leo Crew, chairman of the Fin· a nee Committee. announced that an every' member canvass ia being planned for early spring. A meet· ing of thf' finance committee was announced for 8:15 tonight ot the church. Rev. Eugene Brown announced that 1:1~edal evenina: services Will be held each Sunday during Ad· .,.ent beginning November 29 through December 20. the bassinet which held the Jilts. Mrs. Yeauger at.o reeelved a number o! birthday glCts. Games were played during the evening under the direction of Mrs. Henry Roush and Mn. Clar· enc.e Murray, with prizes awarded to Mn. Robert Halley, l'drl. Fred Gardner, Mrs. Gene Rice, .Mrs. Paul p b Educattli'o~·;·,~~:~~~ I res yterian WYf Unit . Names NeW C0UnSeiOr5"- I I Mr. and Mrs. Richard l"a.ugbail were elected new ooun~elon for the WYF of the Firat United Presbyterian Chu~b, Middleport, Morday evening wheo the Se;aslon of the ehurcb met in the ·P lltor'a study for theit regular meeting. h Mrs. Everett Bac .ner Wfl also as the assistant counselor young people. The following were elected to serve on the sessional Selection committee: John Fultz, M·i •• Su· san Park, Floyd Carmack lnd Rev. Howard RuppeJ.t, During the aesaion meetinl llonday evening J. H. Grate Wlill elected as the delegate to the s · b ctoto Pres ytery wbi~h will be held in Logan on Tuetdly Nov· ember 17. Mrs. E. 0. Tewktblf)' was elected aa the alternate. ..;;;===...;;;=====-.1 s.. Our Co~ett Lin• Of MEIGS THEAm "PROVINCETOWN MAPLE FURNITURE" • Warm anti FMhion«olc ,.. ,,,unsn . 1 1 Layette Shower, And Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Norman Yeauger Under the new counaelors the tll·st leaders will be JanJce Zer· kle and Judy Sauer wbo wUJ be the leaders for the WFY meet· !ng this Sunday evenin~. Lynn Buchanan is moderator. Prayer by Mn. Tompkins con· eluded the meeting. Jamea Buchanan, co~halrman wlth Harold Sauer ~~:ave tbe re· 1 port on the Every Member Can· con.duded by the vaas being Platform Rockers LlVlNG ROOM - BEDROOM - DINlNG ROOM I For This Holiday Season - Elberfeld• Toy ~apartment Is located in the Elber-felds Building two doors below Court Street on Moin Street. Visit the complete Toy Department where you'll receive the same courteous treatment o"nd servicei as in the main store • Save your saleslips from Elberfe Ids in Pomeroy. Mrs. Lawrence Maek Stewart entertained with a layette shower and birthday party Monday evening at her bome, A mthic workshop held at the Headley St., honoring Mrs. Nonnan Yeauger. Maple! Grove Methodist Church in Pink and blue streamers extended from the chandelier to Columbus was a1tended by Mrs. With Budget Priu Tags PDmeroy, Oblo • AJI Seen On "11he Price Is Right" on 'IV. Not Open Tonight BAKER FURNITURE THURSDAY 1nd FRIDAY ON THE BBIWJ:rEST CORNER IN church. Betty Gallagher . Charles Smith Are Wed On Oct. 28 I The Sun.dly School Superlnten· dent, Owen Bratton presided over lhie meetiDJ and also Jed the lrottP jn tbe devotlooall. Robert Mitchum - :.~ ~. piic:~~9~ "Ordinary ·. - : IOIDe of the C®Jmon aense wUl pre.l'tnt aLipOM Copt wert b. otrotod. Tbele l'lllled from the ......,., racket," wherein ml8la limpll paekl away aoft loodJ iD lad ~, the blanket. to "'bocfitl' blooiflin,.. into wbieh dutroutl tidy ahoppen auuaD.y are Rid I<> be otullln& tom of wbale'fet !Jo't ••_•_ed_d"_"_IL_ _ __ ll::~~;~don't do it " co. atoru. maa uid all home aeddenl.l involJiill heatinJ ap,pUaneea." Tbey sUs· Jested tbat Purnaces, '\\oater beater•, 4urlneratora .and room he!ll· en bi chreked. for adequate ven· at A Barnhart Lemer, ltudent •t they've Ohio Univcrli.ty, Atbeaa, Obto poUey on ~t tile weekend wiib bJ1 :PII" . proae.- ents, MrH and lin. Gtorle Lemer. .' YOU GET ALL 4 IN and .. applio~ee FOI' ,., healing ,, COAL•ras -.......... ·-........ -.$57.50 .-.. -....... ' ~-· MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" / mean• eo. Jllallrs ,.,, we . ..ve Ebenbach Hardware .KIRBURY BANDANAS Girls' Morpul Socks Washfast bandana band· Soft combed cotton. Nylon relnforced<,lieel '\!'d 19" for extra durabiUty. Sizes 8Y.t to 11. All white. . '· t kerchiefs. Red· and blue I attractive patterns. r. - 2 pairs -$1.00. SIZES 8 TO \ .· • . :· • _ ,_ .. Gia Scala SNUGGlES ' -~ ··· SStf ·.•· ..,. ' ' "' ..--.- '.-. . ' OYJRALL . LADY ALPHA Women's :' , . \, r- •. . : .:aiG I 'OM'US 8~ 3 ,pairs $1.00 , 15c-19c-29c BIG VALUES ON ZENITH .. , jl~ ' . (.-'f'e't~ i f~~ NO GUESS ••• undies. Warmth J~T GO .... JACKUS Blue denim. with a 60% wool blanket liDlns. Col' duroy collart¥/arm serviceable work jacket. ...... ' . "'!. Slzoo 38 lo 12 Cozy 6..11-S.Our l)ad. movies are to 8 l.a pastel colors and white. 2 pairs $1.00 ee -- .,., lila, • • . Elephant Brand ....... Ill Run ProofPaaUeo ol Flnosl Quality Aeetale. I _ -__ -..... _ r;tllllt • . . Women's .Rayon Panties Mea's Blallket Lined it No\11. iJ . the Ume ·to make •ure • that "ll~tln1 appliance~< are ip 10011 «~nd~tion for use in . cold we1ther, Jack Baobtel and Emer· I6D Wella, M.iddlepqrt.Pomeroy fire cbiefl reml.odttd , tioU.HhOld- JUNIOR SIZES Sizes~ Middl~ort. oWted 1 my topeo1t check room. oa me, el.tber, lblak ADd with alhoppin& boJ, IUN1J bat't died. r.o Ill wltb "folded ...,.. J>;O~- aDder' mr um, ond morbe $19.50 ' $25.00 $29.50 Mrs. Roscoe Satterfield. Mrs. Her· man Lohse, Mrs. Joe Bishop, Mrs. Viol• Yeauger, Mra. Clarenee Le"· Is, Mn. I)on Gosney, Mra. Sidney Pickens, Min Opal Priddy, Mia Jane Gilkey, MilS HOrtense Humph· rey and Mlu Debr.a ?dalden. Sending gifts but unable to a't- ~ tend were Mrs. Mildred Roush, Mrs. Norma Bln"bam, Mn. Robert •• • 11c1nto.... , Mn. Earl SmJtb, Mra. i Genevieve Farmer, Vrs. Wendell · Bunce, Mrl. Don Hartley and BIJlv j Rice. " Mn. Warren Hulburt Wll boa· te•• Tuetlby evenlnt for lhe _ , r .. a:ul•r meetJna of the Teachers i and Ortleen of tile Firat Baptlat , Reeommen~ Now th.,m. For anyone planntna bll Cln'llialos ohopliltin& ut· &ot thia lldvict. 1 Don't cSo tl Bta brotber alay be ·lootbl&. With • new c:loeW· dreuit TV be caD watch tbe whole 1tore aDd you'll never know unUl IWtl unloadlnJ poebtl. Let it blow or snow, rain, shine ... Be well-prepared in our multiple - duty sports coots. Thrifty, too! I First Baptist . Church Meeting Held On Tuesday Cheek Of Heat Appliances Is Wat!on, proper adjustment Aft eoonectiona. ' ' ~tteruUne were those narned above and Mra. Elbert WiUiaDll,l Mfl. Ray Cunn.ingham, llr1. Rich· ard Pkk.en1, Mn. Robert Cochran, ~ Wayne HarrieoD, Mh. Leo Chlldt, Mr1. Glen Beebe, Jla. Kal 1 HI.DdJ:, -Mra. Arthur Sklnnv, Mrs. ROhert Duckworth, Mrs. ,Alfred feauaer, .Mn. Bertha Dant, .Mn. Leo• McElhinny, ftfn. Raiel Hum· 1 pbtey, Mrs. Homer Jones. , "TilE ANGRY IDLLS" MIODLEPORT AT Da.vb, Mn. Charles Karr .and Mn. Denver Rice, who allo won the door prlie. The group nng "Happy Birth· day" to Mrs. Yeau1er after which a decorated bitthday cake, ice cream and coffee Were served by the b011leu aaiated by her mother. Mn. Nurrar and Mn. f'riDk Beach, from a ta.ble centered with •n ar~angerpent of chrysanthemums. CbUr<h of · Ready For Shoplifters ~~;.~~ --As Christmas Season Is Near a!~=;,:::,.= • United Methodist Church Official 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 4, 195$ Board Meeting Held Monday Evening llf~~==:=========ll .... ,.... . . ' ' ' RICOitD HOP .... " • $5.95 without weight. Finest combed yarns. Med· Boys Hooded lum, large and extra large sizes. • SWEAT SHIRTS ' 59c bRDdJWW 1880 UTIM ooneole TV ~dor~ted Quality 1n A GARMENT ~1V 1080 It's Getting Vernon Weber lsHqstf~r LATE ........................ ...... ,.......... ... . . , ...... I IJ ........... . . ., ................. • .... .... 'IUIISFOIMIII •SN1UII DW 0 "CAIIICIIY.fllll" IIIIJIIII. . • 1011 Gll1l1lO& v...on The Original Rockford Work Sock wllh Red Heel. Sizes 10 to 13. 3 pain $1.00 Wt!Mr ·loll Soe BUY THOSE CHRISTMAS Sundq eYtlltaa vernon Weber ,n1ertab}ed me.-ben and t.belr Jutlll 81 lllt Blab Sdlool 'cl111 of, tllo lloUond ~ Cblll<ll at . b11 laalilt w~ • Jllllowein pull. Jtr. Weber It tbe lel<her. TOYS The evenlna Wtl tptD&- ln Plarlllf pmu ..d ...IIIII. HIP UJhliOI the ·llliMI woi I .....,,.• Ctr hal with lllo · loom loci br Damn 0111111 boJiot 11r11 •• ... wttb tbo .JteOII 'lor Uoett ·. LAY·AWAY EARLY . WORK SOCKS. . . . Church Class NOW! ........... I'ICIWin. • ~ fiCMIIlASS •.,..lOCi. "dllr yellow, I GET A ' GOOD SELECTION 1HE SPORtS CENTil ·"·- . ·~!ko4q...... . llilllliUIMieporl , HlilfnO Prolilems . :i ..._ ... On alsO and warmth. Draw· atriDg · adjustable . sll6 bood. S!Zei6 to 18. AMERICAN STMIDABD lillyANT .. WILLIAMSON . '.: 'UIUiACES J . $1.95 . .' ' •' ~I"" exira . I ' - Ste4t Flali~~el YARD GOODS 36 Inch\!1 Wide. LJabt and a.rll. Patterns. Strlpeo - PI,Aids and Floral Patierns. . 0 '(l'q'tl,)l) '·- ' ' $1.90 • ·' 3tc .,..;! BEACON 1 : 'DOVER" BLANKETS .· · ·~·· llaebel9ft!-• rrteait · s·o(KS . , $6:.·9. 5 . . ( red wblte. Fleece lined for ' MEN'S ROCKFORD ljee. ,u.·Aboul Your . Solld color royal ~lue, ' ·' ' . ~and .~-' ~ to ~ ,...., $1.17 ' t.... . ; ! WllH BORQN:..TIIE GASOUNE THAT PR01ECTS YOU FROM COUT\'«A'DDER~ ,. • I 'l.pq ...... _ ti>iotod - · · tCjcloo. ~'nllll- beei· .... toe. ·KIIlt ~ · to fit. ~·l'1· ~·!1!"1:' • .! ' ~·. . �... ~ • The Pomeroy Senior mothers lf't Jponaorin& a reeord bop to -Oe beld iD ttie Pomeroy Junior Hi&h auditorium. at 8 p. m. Saturday nl&b~ l'lov. 7. The Official Board of the United Methodist church met Monday evening, at the church, for their November meeting, with Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, chairman, presiding. .Devotions were led by c. F. Tompkins using as his topic. Bill Miller wiU be disk jockey IJld door prizes and dance con· le!!iit prizes wm be awarded Refreshments wHJ be Mid. Admission i.a 50 and 75 cents. "BLIB.V Men You've Had A Little :\Irs. Richard Rupe. Day ." 1:-ringing out that progress is Charll's Swatzel, chairman of the trustc~lii, audiiti~'J";IIl==============~;:;~;:::::J cot tistics alone that the '!he measured report ofbythesta treasurer wa~ commttlecreported .from the tr~steea given by Mrs. Alonzo cuucr , re- have all fmaHt·tai o~ l1gattons curding seen tar in the absence of the recent redecorating of .;;;;;;==--=====~;;;::;;~~~';;;·~::;~;;;;~il church completed tn the very near future . It was announced by Theo L. 3mith that the patti for the ch imes had arrived and repair work progre&smg nicely. r HOME TREASURES NYlON CARPET $5.95 SERTA SQ. YD. 1~ lneh« W4de DESK Smooth·Top and MAmESS $39.50 Blond, Mahogany FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS ...... CHAIR $49.50 .. . . ,----· . ... $139.95 iiiNETTES 5 Piece Set $39.50 9 Piece Set $99.50 Battery Operated 3 SPEED PHONOGRAPH $39.50 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE · · · · · · · · · · $100. 54" Dresser- Chest- Bookcase Bed 8XI2 9XI2 9Xl2 DEL TOX FIBER RUGS $12.95 LINOLEUM RUGS $4.95 TWEED RUGS $39.95 COMFORTABLE BUNK BEDS Maple, Oak, Mahogany PRICED COMPLETE As Low As $69.50 In Durable Fabrics $39.50 John Werry and Mn. Katherinfl Millikan jS rcprcstntativcs of the local church . A set of rules were presented for usc of the church building and they wlil he acted on at the De<·cmber meeting. rangl'mertts ha~·c been made the deariug of the hill back of church. Kenneth Finley , reporting for Commission on that the Children's o, had participatf;d in a fire drill. He also announcf'd ' that plans were '"•ing ma~e fvr the Christmas program. It was announced that a gift of toys had been given to the Beginners Department by Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins. The partition screens upstairs will he ndecoratcd m lhe near future . It wa~ announced b)' Miss Graee Campbe ll that the l,llembersbip and evangeli!lm committee had completed phms for greeters at the door each Sunday and also that a zone system had been set up for the .<~lcwards visitation program. December 20 has been set as membership day, when new men'lben wHI b1: reecived into the church and buptismal services for adulls and children will be held. Leo Crew, chairman of the Fin· a nee Committee. announced that an every' member canvass ia being planned for early spring. A meet· ing of thf' finance committee was announced for 8:15 tonight ot the church. Rev. Eugene Brown announced that 1:1~edal evenina: services Will be held each Sunday during Ad· .,.ent beginning November 29 through December 20. the bassinet which held the Jilts. Mrs. Yeauger at.o reeelved a number o! birthday glCts. Games were played during the evening under the direction of Mrs. Henry Roush and Mn. Clar· enc.e Murray, with prizes awarded to Mn. Robert Halley, l'drl. Fred Gardner, Mrs. Gene Rice, .Mrs. Paul p b Educattli'o~·;·,~~:~~~ I res yterian WYf Unit . Names NeW C0UnSeiOr5"- I I Mr. and Mrs. Richard l"a.ugbail were elected new ooun~elon for the WYF of the Firat United Presbyterian Chu~b, Middleport, Morday evening wheo the Se;aslon of the ehurcb met in the ·P lltor'a study for theit regular meeting. h Mrs. Everett Bac .ner Wfl also as the assistant counselor young people. The following were elected to serve on the sessional Selection committee: John Fultz, M·i •• Su· san Park, Floyd Carmack lnd Rev. Howard RuppeJ.t, During the aesaion meetinl llonday evening J. H. Grate Wlill elected as the delegate to the s · b ctoto Pres ytery wbi~h will be held in Logan on Tuetdly Nov· ember 17. Mrs. E. 0. Tewktblf)' was elected aa the alternate. ..;;;===...;;;=====-.1 s.. Our Co~ett Lin• Of MEIGS THEAm "PROVINCETOWN MAPLE FURNITURE" • Warm anti FMhion«olc ,.. ,,,unsn . 1 1 Layette Shower, And Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Norman Yeauger Under the new counaelors the tll·st leaders will be JanJce Zer· kle and Judy Sauer wbo wUJ be the leaders for the WFY meet· !ng this Sunday evenin~. Lynn Buchanan is moderator. Prayer by Mn. Tompkins con· eluded the meeting. Jamea Buchanan, co~halrman wlth Harold Sauer ~~:ave tbe re· 1 port on the Every Member Can· con.duded by the vaas being Platform Rockers LlVlNG ROOM - BEDROOM - DINlNG ROOM I For This Holiday Season - Elberfeld• Toy ~apartment Is located in the Elber-felds Building two doors below Court Street on Moin Street. Visit the complete Toy Department where you'll receive the same courteous treatment o"nd servicei as in the main store • Save your saleslips from Elberfe Ids in Pomeroy. Mrs. Lawrence Maek Stewart entertained with a layette shower and birthday party Monday evening at her bome, A mthic workshop held at the Headley St., honoring Mrs. Nonnan Yeauger. Maple! Grove Methodist Church in Pink and blue streamers extended from the chandelier to Columbus was a1tended by Mrs. With Budget Priu Tags PDmeroy, Oblo • AJI Seen On "11he Price Is Right" on 'IV. Not Open Tonight BAKER FURNITURE THURSDAY 1nd FRIDAY ON THE BBIWJ:rEST CORNER IN church. Betty Gallagher . Charles Smith Are Wed On Oct. 28 I The Sun.dly School Superlnten· dent, Owen Bratton presided over lhie meetiDJ and also Jed the lrottP jn tbe devotlooall. Robert Mitchum - :.~ ~. piic:~~9~ "Ordinary ·. - : IOIDe of the C®Jmon aense wUl pre.l'tnt aLipOM Copt wert b. otrotod. Tbele l'lllled from the ......,., racket," wherein ml8la limpll paekl away aoft loodJ iD lad ~, the blanket. to "'bocfitl' blooiflin,.. into wbieh dutroutl tidy ahoppen auuaD.y are Rid I<> be otullln& tom of wbale'fet !Jo't ••_•_ed_d"_"_IL_ _ __ ll::~~;~don't do it " co. atoru. maa uid all home aeddenl.l involJiill heatinJ ap,pUaneea." Tbey sUs· Jested tbat Purnaces, '\\oater beater•, 4urlneratora .and room he!ll· en bi chreked. for adequate ven· at A Barnhart Lemer, ltudent •t they've Ohio Univcrli.ty, Atbeaa, Obto poUey on ~t tile weekend wiib bJ1 :PII" . proae.- ents, MrH and lin. Gtorle Lemer. .' YOU GET ALL 4 IN and .. applio~ee FOI' ,., healing ,, COAL•ras -.......... ·-........ -.$57.50 .-.. -....... ' ~-· MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE" / mean• eo. Jllallrs ,.,, we . ..ve Ebenbach Hardware .KIRBURY BANDANAS Girls' Morpul Socks Washfast bandana band· Soft combed cotton. Nylon relnforced<,lieel '\!'d 19" for extra durabiUty. Sizes 8Y.t to 11. All white. . '· t kerchiefs. Red· and blue I attractive patterns. r. - 2 pairs -$1.00. SIZES 8 TO \ .· • . :· • _ ,_ .. Gia Scala SNUGGlES ' -~ ··· SStf ·.•· ..,. ' ' "' ..--.- '.-. . ' OYJRALL . LADY ALPHA Women's :' , . \, r- •. . : .:aiG I 'OM'US 8~ 3 ,pairs $1.00 , 15c-19c-29c BIG VALUES ON ZENITH .. , jl~ ' . (.-'f'e't~ i f~~ NO GUESS ••• undies. Warmth J~T GO .... JACKUS Blue denim. with a 60% wool blanket liDlns. Col' duroy collart¥/arm serviceable work jacket. ...... ' . "'!. Slzoo 38 lo 12 Cozy 6..11-S.Our l)ad. movies are to 8 l.a pastel colors and white. 2 pairs $1.00 ee -- .,., lila, • • . Elephant Brand ....... Ill Run ProofPaaUeo ol Flnosl Quality Aeetale. I _ -__ -..... _ r;tllllt • . . Women's .Rayon Panties Mea's Blallket Lined it No\11. iJ . the Ume ·to make •ure • that "ll~tln1 appliance~< are ip 10011 «~nd~tion for use in . cold we1ther, Jack Baobtel and Emer· I6D Wella, M.iddlepqrt.Pomeroy fire cbiefl reml.odttd , tioU.HhOld- JUNIOR SIZES Sizes~ Middl~ort. oWted 1 my topeo1t check room. oa me, el.tber, lblak ADd with alhoppin& boJ, IUN1J bat't died. r.o Ill wltb "folded ...,.. J>;O~- aDder' mr um, ond morbe $19.50 ' $25.00 $29.50 Mrs. Roscoe Satterfield. Mrs. Her· man Lohse, Mrs. Joe Bishop, Mrs. Viol• Yeauger, Mra. Clarenee Le"· Is, Mn. I)on Gosney, Mra. Sidney Pickens, Min Opal Priddy, Mia Jane Gilkey, MilS HOrtense Humph· rey and Mlu Debr.a ?dalden. Sending gifts but unable to a't- ~ tend were Mrs. Mildred Roush, Mrs. Norma Bln"bam, Mn. Robert •• • 11c1nto.... , Mn. Earl SmJtb, Mra. i Genevieve Farmer, Vrs. Wendell · Bunce, Mrl. Don Hartley and BIJlv j Rice. " Mn. Warren Hulburt Wll boa· te•• Tuetlby evenlnt for lhe _ , r .. a:ul•r meetJna of the Teachers i and Ortleen of tile Firat Baptlat , Reeommen~ Now th.,m. For anyone planntna bll Cln'llialos ohopliltin& ut· &ot thia lldvict. 1 Don't cSo tl Bta brotber alay be ·lootbl&. With • new c:loeW· dreuit TV be caD watch tbe whole 1tore aDd you'll never know unUl IWtl unloadlnJ poebtl. Let it blow or snow, rain, shine ... Be well-prepared in our multiple - duty sports coots. Thrifty, too! I First Baptist . Church Meeting Held On Tuesday Cheek Of Heat Appliances Is Wat!on, proper adjustment Aft eoonectiona. ' ' ~tteruUne were those narned above and Mra. Elbert WiUiaDll,l Mfl. Ray Cunn.ingham, llr1. Rich· ard Pkk.en1, Mn. Robert Cochran, ~ Wayne HarrieoD, Mh. Leo Chlldt, Mr1. Glen Beebe, Jla. Kal 1 HI.DdJ:, -Mra. Arthur Sklnnv, Mrs. ROhert Duckworth, Mrs. ,Alfred feauaer, .Mn. Bertha Dant, .Mn. Leo• McElhinny, ftfn. Raiel Hum· 1 pbtey, Mrs. Homer Jones. , "TilE ANGRY IDLLS" MIODLEPORT AT Da.vb, Mn. Charles Karr .and Mn. Denver Rice, who allo won the door prlie. The group nng "Happy Birth· day" to Mrs. Yeau1er after which a decorated bitthday cake, ice cream and coffee Were served by the b011leu aaiated by her mother. Mn. Nurrar and Mn. f'riDk Beach, from a ta.ble centered with •n ar~angerpent of chrysanthemums. CbUr<h of · Ready For Shoplifters ~~;.~~ --As Christmas Season Is Near a!~=;,:::,.= • United Methodist Church Official 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 4, 195$ Board Meeting Held Monday Evening llf~~==:=========ll .... ,.... . . ' ' ' RICOitD HOP .... " • $5.95 without weight. Finest combed yarns. Med· Boys Hooded lum, large and extra large sizes. • SWEAT SHIRTS ' 59c bRDdJWW 1880 UTIM ooneole TV ~dor~ted Quality 1n A GARMENT ~1V 1080 It's Getting Vernon Weber lsHqstf~r LATE ........................ ...... ,.......... ... . . , ...... I IJ ........... . . ., ................. • .... .... 'IUIISFOIMIII •SN1UII DW 0 "CAIIICIIY.fllll" IIIIJIIII. . • 1011 Gll1l1lO& v...on The Original Rockford Work Sock wllh Red Heel. Sizes 10 to 13. 3 pain $1.00 Wt!Mr ·loll Soe BUY THOSE CHRISTMAS Sundq eYtlltaa vernon Weber ,n1ertab}ed me.-ben and t.belr Jutlll 81 lllt Blab Sdlool 'cl111 of, tllo lloUond ~ Cblll<ll at . b11 laalilt w~ • Jllllowein pull. Jtr. Weber It tbe lel<her. TOYS The evenlna Wtl tptD&- ln Plarlllf pmu ..d ...IIIII. HIP UJhliOI the ·llliMI woi I .....,,.• Ctr hal with lllo · loom loci br Damn 0111111 boJiot 11r11 •• ... wttb tbo .JteOII 'lor Uoett ·. LAY·AWAY EARLY . WORK SOCKS. . . . Church Class NOW! ........... I'ICIWin. • ~ fiCMIIlASS •.,..lOCi. "dllr yellow, I GET A ' GOOD SELECTION 1HE SPORtS CENTil ·"·- . ·~!ko4q...... . llilllliUIMieporl , HlilfnO Prolilems . :i ..._ ... On alsO and warmth. Draw· atriDg · adjustable . sll6 bood. S!Zei6 to 18. AMERICAN STMIDABD lillyANT .. WILLIAMSON . '.: 'UIUiACES J . $1.95 . .' ' •' ~I"" exira . I ' - Ste4t Flali~~el YARD GOODS 36 Inch\!1 Wide. LJabt and a.rll. Patterns. Strlpeo - PI,Aids and Floral Patierns. . 0 '(l'q'tl,)l) '·- ' ' $1.90 • ·' 3tc .,..;! BEACON 1 : 'DOVER" BLANKETS .· · ·~·· llaebel9ft!-• rrteait · s·o(KS . , $6:.·9. 5 . . ( red wblte. Fleece lined for ' MEN'S ROCKFORD ljee. ,u.·Aboul Your . Solld color royal ~lue, ' ·' ' . ~and .~-' ~ to ~ ,...., $1.17 ' t.... . ; ! WllH BORQN:..TIIE GASOUNE THAT PR01ECTS YOU FROM COUT\'«A'DDER~ ,. • I 'l.pq ...... _ ti>iotod - · · tCjcloo. ~'nllll- beei· .... toe. ·KIIlt ~ · to fit. ~·l'1· ~·!1!"1:' • .! ' ~·. . �." . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. _ ....._..... ............ ·-· . . . - -·- - . .. . . . . . .. t!nel, Pomeroy-MldldleJ>Ort, 3 11'1 - dO ceot& en $1.00. 0 1tuarlel 1 0 •uo ...00 BOY' sbeft, C 1:1 - NG Ph ne • ' '· p : '- ; • .. - .• -I • W .L . pump. Ooo l'Ondltlon. caYe, dl play coae IU counters. Phon R Ia d 24154"1'. M •- . T. 11 3! To ·. IN T £ IIGKT -A str g ortheast~rn . ei t wr- lnls. an Jce report- ln. the vil· b the te • -'1 \ •, t • ' . I •· .. ... .. . '~ . ·- .' '-, 'I ..._....- - •·• . ·I .. ~ ' r· ' . ' . • �." . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. _ ....._..... ............ ·-· . . . - -·- - . .. . . . . . .. t!nel, Pomeroy-MldldleJ>Ort, 3 11'1 - dO ceot& en $1.00. 0 1tuarlel 1 0 •uo ...00 BOY' sbeft, C 1:1 - NG Ph ne • ' '· p : '- ; • .. - .• -I • W .L . pump. Ooo l'Ondltlon. caYe, dl play coae IU counters. Phon R Ia d 24154"1'. M •- . T. 11 3! To ·. IN T £ IIGKT -A str g ortheast~rn . ei t wr- lnls. an Jce report- ln. the vil· b the te • -'1 \ •, t • ' . I •· .. ... .. . '~ . ·- .' '-, 'I ..._....- - •·• . ·I .. ~ ' r· ' . ' . • �' • wlt!'~!IIO~li!J ' anti hJ~k '•nS,Y"l· ·)ow fanGRi • · If ~~- ... :.. . KIIMLIN 110 An~ACTION liOSCOW t1Pl-5oYiel officials •nnouaced Stl''n Qy that nearly 30 miDi~ pei'IODI have toW'ed the KreQtllft liD('tl! il wu opened to tbe public lD Ju.t 1 •. IURGLARIIID ALAIIM, ' KNOXVILLI. Ttnn. UPI-The ....., "' the P...&l v.n.., Drut Co. ,_,. NporlM Wtd.....y th1f .the wt. 1fola d ..rehl aarcotlc1 and. ca~h from hit 1tere .Jto - ...., with hit hom.m. . burtltr tllrm. ., ,... '1000 'Neathu enttne at th..,.,.. VOL XI • • QI(Ja(lE FOR TODAY ..............w....... ~ Ol>lo: Cl......, ............,. wlndf _. MUCh ..,.........,... ,...., d....., .......... ................. wilh · - " ' or snow flurf4• at,..... nerth. No: j 72- - - - - - - -------------------;pi>,o;;;m;;;ero;;,;y:i-Mi"iiddodiile;,po;;;;<rt,iOII!ofihi;;-,-.;Thunda~;;;t,;;;y-;,N;;;:o;;;v::em::;::be::r-;5-,,1;;;9;59;:;;-----------------------.--:::::mfuU-00-PY--k- ------------------------------------- Ground Breaking Ceremonies Mid~eport High • . .· . • . • · wiH clean up am- B~:~~f~I~d~~~!~~:~?~ In (of ltllla} • DOES IT.. AGAIN! . _ to finance ~harp Looking Saddle of · Nylon Suede and Leather 'CHILDJU!N'S SIZES ............ , ' tq 3 WOMEN'S SIZES , .............. .'. I .lo 9 O~lo S~ • tptakcr, contlnuou .,..._trebltl lono conuo~ Vemllr IH&I-ruk 111.. gs "''trl"'.. . ce Of Peace Pnn ~~:~;~e~~.:~7:r~ve ~: h~~~ c tests T Be Held This Sunday Qhi SiJage MeetJng • "J:'HE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ome, urnis 'ted T • Failure To Pass Anti·Bil,lboard High~ay Laws Imperils Offer WASHINGTON (UPl) - Time is running out for states interested in cashing a multi-million doll.,. bonus offered by the The. Middleport Board P.( .f.ducalion held lhei regula federal government to keep new highways free from unsight· sale on November 14. meeting on Monday evenin• ...........'wi ~,,th'all mel)lbers presernt. Pres!·~ A HarrisonviiJe family was ly advertismg. dent Bruce Uoyd presided, ,~-, Peft destitute tod~tY as the result The Bureau of Public Roads reported today that with the It was stated that mosl:bt%thti equipment purchased with of a fire Tlletday which deatroy deadline only etght months away, just three states have enrcaid of Federal Funds undet'l'IP8 111 qf. the National Defense ed the~r home completely to the acted laws complying with fedetal Act has been received 1'he. BOIII"d has been notified that addi· ground ond likewise burned all t1onal Federal Funds - are ·aoW ~'..· · their furniture and clothing •tand•rda o....... advertising.for The RuUand and Pomeroy F1re available for equipment for RU.U1.:' And theEC three-North DakoLa, Connecticut and WISCODainOD 0 otin bot tbe odrnimolratove ma· financmg ftfty per cent of the Jn ·' or Its.- ('(Intents chinery necessary to qua)ify for Middleport pollee today had cost. VI 0 0 Mr and Mrs. John Duncan and the e•lr• divtdend ...... •b• fedcharged a Wilkesville man fOr The Board adopted a philosophy their 10n, Bob, 18, are now resu1eral aid interstate Jl.iebwq prodrivipg m " ~ckless manner elter for the school. The Board made 1t mg in the Harruonv1lle Town Local contests in the state w1de gram. he tiP,pareptly fell asleep and clear that the philosoph~ accept·' House. In the Mid-Atlantic atel, most rammed a power pole 011 Locust· ed at this time Js subject to They carried no insurance on "Prince of Peace" program will be st late '1\J.esday night. change or rnodtftcatton at any :.ieigs (A}unty farmers are in- the borne and ItA furnuhings and held this Sunday, November s, 199 of the state~. are a long way from Ohief of Polioe Herbert Gilkey tlme vited to attend the Oh1o Silage are now in dire e1rcurnstanees. m four churches throughout 1ot:e1gs colleding the extra cash. Don't Fulfill R~te~virements released James E Bishop, 64, on The philosophy acc:epted on COnference to be held next WedAny donations of furmture, Ctlunty, reports county chaJrman, Only Maryland and Ohio have n*s.y, Nov 11, 10 a m to 4 p. dotlung and food wtll be appre- the Rev Harold C. Doster. The con')...:;.bond far eppeaoranee before Monday evemng IS as follows : tcsu wtll be held 10 the :Methodist p.assed laws, but neither bas ful· ..., c. 0 Fisher. Damage to We, the school staff and the m. iat the Agrtc:ultural Admmi.stra- ciated. B;,j,<>P'&l953 Ohevrolet sedafl was people of Mlddll!'port, beileve that tttm BuJI(hng, OhiO State UniverDonatiOns may be left at the Chun:h at Alfred and the Chru;tiu. idled the ftrst-liteP requirement. Churches tn Hemlock Grove, 'nip- according to the bureau. estimated at $71i to $00 at Its right educatiOn 111 a ·process o( growth sUy Harmonville Town House. pers Plams and Long Bottom. The federal highway agency 1 front fender. and development that starts al Some ol the outstanding speakThe "Prmce of Peace" program sa1d the Maryland statue "doesn't 'nle' ~)()lice report Nid the ac- the hme of birth and contmues ers mclude Dr Wdham Tymik, Dr. JS a state w1de essay and speech meet federal requirements." cident happened at 11:30 P m' throughout lt!e until death This George G. Gu;t and c. D. McGrew contest sponsored by the Ohio The Ohio Legu;liture bas paswThhile Bishop was d~JV~g ,:OOCth process of growth and develop- of Oh1o State Ucuversity. Othen Council of Omrches for ht.gb sed two Jaws dealing~ with btU k S rl g M th e pole was proper Y ..,. t!ue o- ment is influenced by many fac- include Dr c F. Rogers and vr. 0 , j school age young people. Prttes board locations. The . first • waa t h ld G rou rid-b rea ki ng cePemony was e a """c P n s e · lumbus and Southern Ohio Elec- ~ors and mterests we furth~r be- E 1 Kl cons1st of full college scholarships ruled illegal iD' 1~ by then Atty. odist Church Sunday Nov. 1, 1959 at -10 A.M. l.ords Prayer in tric Co. hcvc in the priority o! the home Agfor four, two and one year plus a Gen. Wilham Saxbe. The second unison ope{led the services. Chtef Gilkey said he accolh- as an educattonaJ mstttutlon; number of smaller pmes The es was vetoed th11 year by Gov. Topics to be ~overed mclude Scripture reading was taken from John 15, 14-17. panied Sheriff Robert C Harren- therefore, there should be a partEconom1cs," "SUage Crops . Meigs County Game Protector says and speeche;: are to he1p the Mtchael V. DiSalle. Topic of Serpton by llev. Robert R. Card was "<llosen In- bach to Wilkesvtlle Wednesday nership between the parent and "St1age The bonus offer is part of the aud Harvefiting," "Silage Preserva- Dolph Joachim, today reported a youth themselves to better understruments.'' I ' night where Bishop was intcrvtew- the commumty to promote a mution ,and F~:~ctors Affectms Qual- th1rd deer killed w1thin a six day stand the relahonshLp of the CbrtS- propcsed 40 billion dollar lbterGod. choses us; we do not chose ed and asked to appear In Mid- tual and adJo,.e mterest In the de- ity," "l:h.gh Motsture Gram" and perlod by traffic within the Uan mesaage to worla peace and to state highway program, fot which God. dleport today. He did, and was velopment of an educational Proenhghten those in the listening the federal government is paying the "Feeding of Silage to ·Cattle, county. One eomman<~rnent 1s Love one t1 Sheep and Hogs." The latest kdled was a 13 pomt audter.cc as to the think'ing of 90 per cent of the bill, "' satd wires were short- gram for the commumty. the runeanother, so our fll'st eall is coIt provides that a state receive bllck Wednesday on State Route Christ1an you."'~ J)eople on this power pole causing an t We believe 1 th h 1primary f t Lurlcbeon reservations should be 124 about four and a half miles subJect. operation and unity. Lons o e sc oo L5 vr crea · an addibonal one half of ooe per Individual IS the mKtter Gf talI estimated loss in burned out mg, prcservmg, and developmg in to the ExterUiiOI) ~fice by Satof, Long Bottom, accordmg Competing in the contest at Hem- cent of the COilt on each stretch ents. Usually one feels another street lights worth $200 to $300 the values involved In tbe demo· ur4ly of this week. ,nose needing south to J him of road that meets with OJJtdoor oac · !lock Grove at 9:30 Sunday morning advertising restr1ellnoa outlined in person can do a better job. in addition to Labor costs replac- crahc way of life. We feel that traQiportatJOn ahould allo contact Robert Fitch of Loag Bottom will be Arnold Evans Barbara • Cburcbes are not built by great ing them. the school should endeavor to the ~xtens1on offlce. ' driver of tbe ear ~hich kiUed th~ Smith and Roger Lantz.: Tbe con- the law taleotl but moatl)' by one talented The first class of estabUsh po}ides, selcd Jeaming h.up bJ.~.,c:k, . Nld that ~ an~... test at _'[ uppers Plailt:!! .-.ill~~~at 0ae or the requirements limit;IJ mal had 14}aped from a ehff Into 3':'30 P m. wiffi the contestant be- blUboll'ds tr.~t minimum-8il feet • ~ople_ Reoognlziog our talent and ~ .. ,. · d~ ~ exPJOrienceo, ·~ utill.to..~tla r"' • a nl. ..,~ .. ""'"' tu1-~ _. Of telebiDJ wbicJi are conJ,. v tent ttie hiVJway in ko.Rh of hit c~~:r. ~Pi ;ill Durst, David DaVIs and Crom the rLgbt of way. The state . be Wlllilfg tti -do {»~ p.~t,rt. ~ ln Emmett s~ my name, you shall receive. Fire Hall was wlth a democratic philosophy . and tben fell down and the car Rande'f Powell The evemng contest must sign an agreement With the Faith to go with cooperation evening with Sl 'l'o us, democracy LS a way of ran over it breaking its back and at Lon'" Bottom wtll begin at 7:30 secretary 9f ~ommerce tO collerJ 0 k the extra money. ' and talent. Three thmgs you The clasa it lponsored by Mid· 0M~0Dl1Dg 0 life which ex1sts to the de:lree nee . with Martha Coleman, Donna Fitch Here's how the .b~u surveyed must have to have faith (1) Be· dleport Busmess and Professional that is itself reflected Ln the Jo~hlm today asked motorist! and Sharon Sloater competing. the situation in other states 10 tbe lid, (2) Vision and (3) Pel'!onal Women's Club and there will be personality of each of us to be wary while drivmg along Judges will be ~pecch majors from experience. _ four more meetiags of the class. An throujh our attitude, values, and Me1gs County roads pointing out Ohio University. The contest at Mid·Atbntl~ area: " th t thl is th b d Delaware and West Virginia John Hartung, oldest _ act1ve extra class wiU. be held for HUNTINGTON, va _ Mar- behavior in all our relatwns of a s e season w en eer Alfred, also in the evemng, Will have both consigned thJs sensitive shall College alumni will nave a life, and we must reaJf1rm Our Plans for t~vival ai the Long Will be moving about more and have Mary McAfte Marlene Warn· member and recently awarded a up lessons. 13 year attendance pin for Sun-, Thoae enro\led Monday cilance to become reacquainted faJth in &'democracy and reinter· Bottom Chnstian Church have been that m hitting them a senous er and Margaret Wmdland as the issue to a Jegulative study committee. day School, broke ground .tor a :drs. Juha Russell, John 'Wiilh the college campu-s duripg pret its meanlug as c'<lnd1Uons completed and meetmgs will id t h speakers. Pennsylvania's Legillature curnew i:ddition so that the chlldrer thomas E. Smith, Ruth Ann Bailey, Homecoming on Saturday .and problems change. run from Nov 8 through l4 at ace en mLg t occur. Jt ts hoped that a large group renUy bas a Jaw pending, but the of this churtb might have the L. 1a Bailey, Wilbur Bailey. Hszel Special student gl.tides will conWe believe that the basic pur· · 7.3U each cveniQg and will then will fill each of ltlese churches to Bureau of Publit Roads said "it adeq~te room t~ learn of God, wo... ; , t.eroy Kessma:er, Mrs. Roy duet toun of the campus from 9 pose of a democratte society is conclude · m the regular morning hear the young people Special muHis ulvahon and to mature into Holter, "'rs. Norma Chancey, Har· to 11 Saturday morning fDr return· for the develolroent and mtegra- church service on Sunday Nov. 15 SIC will be pronded m the ddfer- probably will not be adequate in full gr~wn CbrlstWms. ley D. MOJsman, Leo K. Smith, aU lng alumni. Tolll'6: will indude tion of personality. This type uf at 9 30 a m. The Rev Harold Dosent churches by other youna: peo- Jtl present form ." Closmg prayer was given by of Pom"'oy, Marlon Williams of Manball's MW buildings and an society should offer an oppor· ter mirt1ster of the Shade Valley pie. Evetyone is welcome and urgNew Jersey enacted legislation ReY. Robert R. Card. Addison; James R. White. Syracuse elqtlanation of the college's phms tunll,f for each person to develop P~storal Umty, which Jncludes the ed to attend. The offering received but i! ~eals only with iuuance of Mrs. W. \ . Morgan is ehaJr- Leota Youna:, Mb'lersviUe; Wilma for expansion, and wlll start 10 whatever talent he possesses. . Long Bottom Chrilltlan Cllurch, will help to forward the cause of pemuts an~ licenses and does not man ,pf tbe oUic!al ~burcb board. HeiTmann, Cheshire; VIrgil Walk- front of Old Main. Human perSQnallty should be will be doing the preaching. peace through this "Prince of eonfori:a wath federal regulatory .Mrs. Ch!f rd Lei.fbett Is secre· er, Long BOttom' and Betty Cline, The guides, all Manhallsen!l.ors, respected 'to the extent thai an Spcctlll music will be pt1vtded . . Tbe Southern Region Farm Bur Peace" program under the leader- standards. tary. Mrs. Sldrley Mills, Barbara Slout, are! Garv for adifferinces sell-reall· by various groups f rom throu~hout eau Talk Meet and Talent Fiml ship o! the Ohto ColUlctl of Cbur- . The ~entucky LegJslaf:ive ses-~ Adams, Betty Bick, and opportunity zatiori of all,exists where hev s1on tfus year was ri!Strtcted to Serving ....l the bldldlng C<Jm· Shirley W. itt,:tlls, Mrs, Orin Smith, steYe Jacobson, an of Huntington; are respected, an<l variation In the area·. Among them wiJI b t: the was held Wednesd'ay night at e · budgetAry matters, so no aclioa mlttee Is Roy Aiffle, Clifford Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Ray Piekens, Mike James, Padrereburg~ and abl.llty is recognized. Heese Famtly, the Long BoUom Piketon Elementary Schoot, out· was t.aJ!:en on this subjed. Leifheit, Newt Umphrey, w1mam Lydla Gilkey, Mrs. Bill Little, AI· Pierce, Charleston. We feel that democrac:y is 8 so- Quartette, the King SisterS, the side Piketon, Ohio. d Willia ·ttad( d Jan Wallate, Paul Greenlee, TomHomeooming activities I Long Bottom Choir the Lemley Meigs Coun.ty took two contest- ' • rk ~ifhei~'ts' cbalr· my Lyons. James Mille,. and Wil- will inelude • parade before tbe cal relationship in whicb each Qunlettc, the Sisson Sistera, and anta Christine Watsop. and Robef· C1~•rs.Cuuord ...,. Uam Fink of Middleport. I Merwhal1-0hio University football person recognizes his indepen- th" 1'YF and Chi Rho groupo. Oth· to_ Kraeu!er and Telry_ Bradford. an of the projeet committee and dence upon every other person • m ti'easu~ of building fund. game, tn elurnnt party irtunediate- C ti · er n . nbers w1U be provided by Mtss Watson competed m the Sen· 1 911 Through contributions, tee ly foUOWll.ng the .game, and tlb.e an- o-opera recogn zes eommon visiting groups and persona. ior division anil Roberta and cream socials and apple butter nual Homecoming danc-e Saturday concerns, purposes. and problems. The sermon topiC8 are I I follows : TeiTY in the Junior diviJion. evening, featur.tne Buddy MorroW · It Involves plannmg 4ilnd work· Sunday evening, the loc.l "Prince Roberta and 'l'erry won the project nearly baH of the eolf. . • , and hi<l orehest.N. ~g !or common goa1.s. Ci:l-<~pera · of Peace Gontest'l with Martha Junior division talent find sing· Word has been received here by b~b:e~::~~Uon will be .lar1e. Alumni may reserve daJlCtl! tic- tion results .m gr~ater security Coleman, Donna Fitch and Stlaron ing "Dfdd)r". friends of tbe death of Professor 1 , . r\ kets, at $3.23 per couple, th~ for the indlvJdual end an enriched SloaWr, competing. Monday evenThey will ,now get an expenae Bill Melvin on August 27. H. E Hamilton, Gallipolis, an.eroua:h for three de au roomd tihe Marshall office of Dev-elOI)- social enYironment in wtlkh every mg, Rev. Doster wlll pr~b on "To paid trip to Columbus to appear Mr. Melvin, who bas been living nounced. today ' the annual Cub wiu- a baiement an may ,be ~le m.ent -and Alumni MfaiD, or pur- one h~l an opportunltyy tG deve- and Fro With Every Wind of Doe- before the Ohio Farm Bureau in Ironton wilile teaching at the Leaders' Pow Wow Will be held at l l part of sanctuary when nee ed. cbase them on tbe campWI SaW,· ~op ht' potentialities, bu~ pe)'· tnne" from Eph. 4:14; Tuesday, annual meeting. Roberta and c-ollege in Ashland, and was on an the Washington ElfmteniaJ7 School I"omellOy P~e todl)' repol1ed dly. (Continued on Page SIX) "We Hold These TrUths'\ Jn 8:30; Terry were accompanied p:r Mrs. extended vacation Jn the northwest. m Gallipolis on November 21. but one minor "accident early \\lf,dne.&day, "The Reason for the Dick ·~ He and his wife were visiting with Annually ~e third Satul'dQ" in Gallla Cqunty's Tip·'l,'oea won their ehtldren in Alburquerque, N- November, tble PQW wow ia a'•con· thursdl!IIY tnornlng: on ·Union Ave. ANH\VIRIAR;Y~~~i{s,::;~~ t~.~~;y;tn the Gospel." Lk . 8.H; re1ulted In but light damThe 23th Wedding I' .tlll J1 "Who Is m Bohdaa:e to the Senior division t1lent find M., when he was stricken with a Ierence of aU Den Mothen, Cubage an~ no one Injured. of Mr. a~td Mrs. Lester 4·8; Friday "Is Bat:~tism and Jf"Y Gnm or NeliJOnville heart attaek and died suddenly. masters. Pac:k ~mltteemen, Actordhti to the a«:ideot re- be ob..rved with Open Salvation?" AcU 22,le; placed second In that division for A year ago thts Spnng. Arr. Mel- den dads aud parents and proapecport; James. ~ Johnsoa, 18, <1f the home of their son and Sa{\lrdl~ "From Holy Ghoit to Athens County. vin underwent a throat operation llve leaders. It is ll function of the POD1eroy Route 1 ran -his car oft- er-ln·law, Mr. and Mtl. Jphn Spitlt,l' Jn. 14·26; Sunday riwrnlng for cancer. District Leadership 'l'ntining Comthe aide ot the road into a ditch sell, Fisher-at, SUnday, Nov. 8, 0 001g "Gratitude or Reward in Chrlttlan Mr. Melvin served as superinten- ;nattee. MARRIAGE LICENSE whUe P.fOCt!Cding toward the Un- 2 to 4 p m. AU relatives Living" from Gal 2·8-9. An adult experience, tte pow Larry O'Brien, 22, Alfred, and dent at Middleport High School 1'he Fellowship meeting of the ion Ave., bi1dge. Damace to the frtentls are invited. The Christian Youth Fe~owship ·Services wm be just an )lour Phyllis Adams, 22, Letart. from 1932 to 1934. wow will mclude an exl'tibi\ of churches of the Reedsville ear wu esttmated lat $1M. of the Shade Valley Pastorto allow parents to attend with handicraft made by die bo)'l, a 1 Chatge was• held at the Reedschildren and w1th school and the 'Methodist Youth midway of games CUbs like to pllf, ville M-ethodist Church with 30 I F1oii<IW&hi of ;~.ild1ren: evening there will in atteu.dance. IeASOn or sermonette ~~\~ ;;'.~':;':e~nd out, and • BlueAda Btstell read "The Diary of -;h,ii.ir!,~ in which they will In addition, there will be four t.ha Bible", Leona Hensley, "What participate Everyone ia Invited L ndivldual conferences ninhlng con a Good Church Garden Should and urged to attend, reports Mrs. Contain'' and Donel Riebel Frankie Pickens, cha11man of the party will be at a ucbur<th Facta " Wclcommg Committee Mrs Tressa ~ to enter the rink ind The American artist who was selected to open American noniea, Stunts and Skits. Witlf the ln the absence of the program Swam and Mra Josle Babcock hcve Festival Week at the Brussels World Fair in 1958 will be the ~xceptton of Pack .AdmiDUtra\iOJt. bers of the youth )eader an Impromptu meeting been In charge of arranging the friends and gue11ts opening attraction in the initial University Artist Series Sun- ,he whole show will be ol ¥itallh· wa1 held on different local quesspecial music. Jn charge of the day, November 8 at 6 p m . in Memorial Auditorium on the crest tc the Den Moqler;s. Pack and Bible Scriptures. the Rev. Robert OU campus. \dmmistrauon is geaf'f4 for Cubi.itarteo< Warner contributed a er Methodist Charge d' h d h' d b t 1 9 · naslcrs and pack committeemen. glasaea for our Sun· visor Lloyd Dillinger WO S Byron Janis, a child prO 1gy W 0 ma e IS e U a lU Seventy~ix Cub Loaders ,attoodProject to help needy Chuck Taylor. The Rev. PittsbW"gh's carnegie Hall, is I d b •-Jd 1~ h considered today as one of the past summer he ccunplet~d his ~ l e pow wow '"' .. ~, year. er of the Shade VaJley .P...It~r~l Unity "-ill also be there with world's outstandiAg pianists. Tic- fourlh tour of South Amenca. He ~e·e~t advisors, Mt. and Mrs. Wilbur kets for the concert series can be has made four -concert tours o( ~Ua Windland, Mr. and Mn~ Walter 'L.. obtained al the Memorial Audl- Europe Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ji.mes JJeFl S torJum Box OW.ce from 8 to 4 p, He has recorded for RCA-Victor Haney. Two arrests were reported today m. weekly and from 8 to noon and his latest release is tbe ff on Saturday. Raehmanmoif Concerto No. 3 With J by the .Meiss Gounly Sher• 's DeTickets will also be available tbe Boston Symphony, Charles This Sa\urd::·~~~1~~~:~; I partment according to Sheriff Ro- Sunday evening precedmg the lduncb conductmg. 8 :00 llliss bert ..Hartenbach. concert. The remaining attracBorn in McKeesport, Pa. and n!ee•lfiiii-Wi Slated to be given a hearing to tlons 1n the Artist Series mclude educated In Pittsburgh, the artist Monday · evening before Emmett rhother, Mrs. Aaron wascounty DonaldJudge H. Prince 28. Nathan Mi1stem, violinist, Marian come• fro':'~ I non-mus1ca 1 bac khbm", -..inetnUie. Present Ky., on eharges of Anderson and the Lamoureaux ground. Haa talents were dJSC()vMr. and Mrs. Jay Myen, Mr. Orchestra of Parla. ered by a Pittsburgh Kindergar:;.t"n. Kelton and Kaal'OJI. . Pt~r~!f!~~~:~.~~- Janis has appearod as gucat ten teaeher who thought the boy ' was that of Tru· soloost with tbc Boston sYmphony possessed. perfect pitch and show """ ':·.. · -, 1 C.rpen- the Chicago Symphony, the Den- ed unusuual musical lntf!'rest. He 4 upport. vcr a.nd Porlland Symphonies as lltudled In New York Cit)' and at oVer to Jllcb· well 11 Jn aolo .rtcltals in al.ln~t the age of 10 appoared as s,loillt ev<ey ,..;or ..,..lola Cit¥. 'TiWr Willl tllo NBC stliiPbolll'• Sleep Blamed In Colll,Sl'on M, With Utility Pole' =~;~~~~d wit:oretal Ia:~ ' eJgs Farmers e Nylon Suede· <:an Be Washed With SOap inct Water ···AS PRACTICAL .O..S IT·CAN BE ------- ;:~~~'! ~~~h:h:.:~: Middleport School Board Adopts Family Destitute ~:;: .:rrh:·ye-z;.~·-hl.ngton A'*Philosoph~~ vor The Schools HAs FireFDestroys J - · ~-, · hin Nylon Suede Odor4·Witfl'crepe ~e Ottneral Electdc't fines~ portabh "dlo boutl I ~ plula cr)'lo t11 diode, lu. . . RP IIAP fol' lii!P. e.c MntltlVilJ' and aelccllriiJ. Bit ·' \ I Ins. LUIIIIe qualiiJ caM wllb cbromt.plal.e4 _..a ltollt. lrillo. cliaJ ll,lbl. 500 boun pkJ 011 kJow ""' IUhlllbt. batter.... PO t/tq .._,.,.,. .,. MUlti· Mtllton Dollar Federal Fund at th•l· The next project planned by tile Seniors and Mothen will be a bake I a l l - COUNrlr $59.95 help of the Senior Mothers. There w!U be games, prizes add sored by the Semora OUT-PLAYS THBM ALL! PORTABLE RADIO . .. :I'rY ' OAN " ~ .. ,;,th ,_,, lltfd ..,..,._ fill/ OM .,..1Nnlll!l ~':.potM&M,..... tlMII. • rt~~ltur:t~~~e~~m~fntt~~S:~~ Another Deer Is Killed On Meigs-Co Roads ,• RegiS'tered For M' ddleport F'Irst Aid Class J} Only$29.95 ..R :&~~ Plus Batteries see FIRESTONE DEAI.IR STORE .YOU. Gtftel'lll Electric Dealer ·~-~- .. PHONE 1138·M ID The CeDier 0! Mars'hall Col'J'eg'e H • T Be On Saturday Town Middleport MIN HelNFJeaklnt em.ployed JQ Columb\11, Ohio 1pent tbe weelll: end wUb ber mother, Mra. I&IU')' this~ big triple dresser ~~-~room gr~~p by B~s~¢l~.., . a1 this·unheard-of-low:price}. 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Ev ..ngelis't' 0peDS I • • ... no0 ' ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 4, 1959 graves