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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}. Meigs Countians Win Farm Bureau Talent Contest , Ex Middleport Get the ' ONLY WILL LAYAWAY A aiiCI RANDCRAn ...e_........... ...................*"""'' -·· -·d .,. . . . . . -. . ..................... ~ '!lle!o'• ...~ of ......""'"... . , . leM'1 MW dr•• cohct-., •......,.., .,..- ... __ ............... ¥ Y.......... .tdt, ....... - __ ~- ......'!"" dtlollloto lootl·-•4"•.., ............. ............ IIIICttofi ....... I ...... wWtht. ·Ao~•TY $9.95 AI .!4-.. loiSQUIU • TO $17.95 ·~ I - ·~·· Bu""" Revival Starts SURday Evenmg • w. Jenldna. ~ ·t;:g Bottom '. School SupL Is Reported Dead MiJIOf A-'CCI 1. 'dent . Rennrted Today Jn pomeroy 6 BENNETT OHIO Cub PowWow In Gallipolis Is November 21 CfiL, .l..:..d MYF' Skating Party , Reedsville ·Ch.Dithes Hold Fellawship T Be T , ht Ar • s • T • • UffiVefSity tJst enf'S 0 .0 pen SundayOn; Ohio UCampus :r:.~~:!ii.:.··~:r.:!:: :::~ c~! I Full Scale Winters Storm ' · T Arre st Made Wedn . esday oy S 'fr Dept. Ev ..ngelis't' 0peDS I • • ... no0 ' ' ' ' �I ../ < '\ Coltua~tatin~ 2--D.OU, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '0., Nov. 5;i059 Editorially ~leetion Alfred Social Events Of Wel:lk 6undty . School attendance on Nov. 1 was 49, offering $14.69. Rev . Card delivered th.e message "A Call From God at 10:40 a. m. Fifty persons attended the Box Social aad Halloween party at the church basement and 1ponsored by the *fYF Saturda)' evening, Mrs. Aida Faudree led prayer rneettng last Wednesday -evening. Twenur·tbree we:re in attendance. This Week's leader is Albert Warn- Not Over For County Boards A.itboe 111e .....ton is post , the work of the · eighty-eight County Boards of Elections b not <Oillplete.d for that election Many •eeks of preparation by the Boards of Ele:cUone were necessary so that the electors ml.gl)t cast their votes with as little confusion ond lna>!ll',nience"' possible . In order that all citizens who were eligible to vote were accorded the opportunity to .vote ' the Boards of EJections, both member!S ,Pd derks, conducted schools of instru ctions ,., 111e precinct officials who manned the p,ofr poWnc places through.out the State of Ohio. 'fhe laws 1overning the e1igibility of voters are complex and techni ca l, a·nd ev,ery effort is bei ng made to acquaint the precinct offi. ciais with these laws. The election officials are also inltructed as to the proper method of counting the votes casi at th e close of the polling place-. El'ery effort is made to instill in these offici.f!:t\s the Importance of an accurate and impartial tab1 u.lation of the wtes. Ohio's election procedures have received nationwide acclaim for thi!ir efficiency and accurocy in ltiJIII:!tl'!!! votes, and with the conti nued assistance of each of these precinct officials, it will continue to receive the prnise of our sister states. -Social Securitv• er The Alfred Home DemonstraUoo Club will meet on Thursday, Nov. 1.,2, Jt tly! home of Leota Warner. Subjeet v;iU~ ''.Mt!.-1. Pl•nnin,g and Preparation' Uld the noon metl wiU be served from food 1 used in ~e demonstr&tions.' Each one preeot will be as to pay a smaU ,um to defray t of the food. T·he "Week Prayer and SelfDenial" ser at the church on Odober 29, sored by the W. S. C. S had ndance of 19. ..- and Mrs ir Woode visited ber uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kei)Jl~b CtJ,rlstopher, of Fleming, Land Transfer111 WYou .'- .J!WIW Hlf·employed m. fa~m ­ A ehttlten barbecue wa1 held Saturday i!vening at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall by Explorer Poat 270 members and their fam· ilie!. Wilbur Dixon. district commissioner, wu. guest speaker. He pre· sented merit badges to Lee ~d and Ray Coleman. Receiving .bronze palm awards were Gene Romine and James Kern, wilh Lee Reed anct Dave Kern r~iving gold palm awards. Each mother attending was presented .a conage by her son. Tlt.e hall and tables were decor· at.ed in keiPJni :iitli Halloween. Corsages and d.ecoratina: .were bY Mrs. Leonard Reed 1md Mrs. Willard. Explorers present were Larry and Albert Curtla, Jim KFJ1. Lee Reed, Ray ColeinJn. Max Cale, Jobn McLaughlin, BiD Heilmtm. Gene Romine, and James Reese, advisor, and-samuel L. Curtis, auist.ant ad· vi.!lor. 'M4RK&T REPORT .. CINCJNNATL O. UPI-Produee: 'lbe Prinee Of Peace Conte« will F.ggs, large A dowti Ie, mediums be held at the Alfred Cburc'h on · lth unchanged to up 2 cents, others S\lnday, Nov. 8. at 9 p..~·- w . uncb,anged; large A ,plentiful, in· Mary fdcAfee of Rock Spnngs, Nar- ventory carry over reported at le~e' Warner o' Bethel, and Mara:!!- moat plaa.t&, mediums · supplJ, ret Ana . WiDdland, Alfred, partie•· short eoll8umen, white .lnd ~U~. . dU · browp, pa:icea at farms, A jumbo SUOday vlaitors in the Fin ns:· 33-31 A large 30.3' A ~Jtedium Cal~poell home were Mr: and Mn:· 17.23: A am.U 11·1'7 'B large Eu1ene ?ie~ and Mr. ~ Mni. 26, underriades 9·14, delivertid fart.N bne not previoualy qual· ififdl on the ba•d of their farm tll"tl4nlli• al011e. The reason is that they l1ttH the rtQulred working _, ' I , ~ Chicken Barbecue Held ByMembers Of Explorer Post : ~Jq, Sunday .afternoon. ()dober 1, I,N8, was an tm· ~ d!~te. On that day, they, for (h6- (i'rlt lime, achieved social se· 11 · ty diubility protection. hUe ~ial aecurlty office• have beell ,.ying i.l11bility claim• far over tWo yeara, tell-employed ...._ Salisbury Brownie Troop Halloween Party Is Held 29· ' Olear Findlmg of CoolVJUe, Ber· tb• Sebrelber and ·B eale Ben.tz ot Mason, w Va., and Mary Bentz- of Pomeroy, and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Jaek Ka1ler (Buford FindlinJ) and family f N rth CIJ'Oiina 'Ole AlataJtr. toDAY AND FOB CincinOati, A large 38-ft, A medium 27.20, A small 22~23; iB 1 ge 32-34 ar · lie Mr. and Mn. M.rvln Wll.an And daulhter, Pam, were Sunday gueite <>f :relatlvu i.n Nitro, W. Va. 'l'he Sali1bury Brownie bad a Hallowel'n Party and ra~~~·rl Ni&hlr Wednesday evening at Salisbury School. Become Home Project\ lr .11M III\'WOOD ' I JtA.'I',II to brlnrr Wa 1r ,... .,. thlnldot of. ~·· . ~t,. ..... to •e~ ... at It Chrl,otmaa t•m & trea~ bell~Wer thll, n~ 9nJY ~~ ma.de prMt~tta 8bOW ~oftlt the rectplqt anct ~ toth&-b- . Radford, Cathy Dill, Those' atteriding were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharon, Richard and Wilham Radford, Becky, Mary Lou,. Mr. and Mrs. .Blackston, Sherrie, and Bobby, lrlrs. Mrs. Hicha~rrd~;~il'".;:;-:,:~;;1 daughters, ~" Sandy, Brenda, - cc.···n°-ennis, Donald Lanning, Susan THE PERFECT On Friday evening, October 23rd at 8•00 in a double ring ceremony, Miss Nancf Haddox became· the bride of Walter MorTis at the home o Miss Haddox's sister, Mrs .. Dale Good· nite. GIFT An uncle of the groom, Rev. Eurnest Thomas, oUiciuted at the '"'edding with Mr. and Mrs. Good· nite attending the couple. A shOtt reception was held for lh~ new couple immediately .following the ceremony with members of the immediate families PRICED $)3995 '·"••llma\l """""'"' .... Yosl If you can count to 20 ••• and know your A.B.C.'s ••• you can play any tune Instantly - withoul lessons. night Oct. 24. They vut on tile first and seeond degrll!es. Wendell Chapm411 was ilbsent £rom bfs duties as teacher in South Wiltoi1 because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson and daughter of Logan were Sat· urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley. Mr. .and Mrs. John Clark of Jackron, 0., and Mra. Blanch Clark of Oak Hill were Sunday guests of MJ::, and Mn. · l!lt'rl Cray a11d Lef\!LCr§Y. , 1 · Miss Cora Rupe who has been a house guest in 1 the hom• of Clara Phillips the past week has returD· ed to her home In Middleport. Wm. Cottrill and Harold Cot· trill are in . Columbus where they are building a home. l Mrs.· Mildred Strawsbaugb and d3ughter Cindy were recent guests uf relatives and friends In Col· umbus, Earl Beckley who bas been lll the past tour ·weeks has recovered and is ·btick on his mail route. Mr. Beckley retires Dec. 1st and has been on the mall route more than thirty years. Mrs Num Betz who has been a medie~l patient at Holzer HosPl· tal will be transferred to a · Nel! sonvJlle Ho1p1tal for an indefi· nite.. time. Mr. and MrS: Frank Beckley of Hamden visited his brotber Earl who has been lll. Mrs. Nellie s,yre was in At· hens Thursday where she consulted .a dbctor. Only Concert "j:,'ovlctils' 'tich mellow tone· and clear brilliant melody • '. • made possible. by 5 139~ 5 town, Pa., char1ina: that he h1d ··-UID 1. Preea. lB. paid new1paper (abbr.) I. Plowed u ......, 28. :~:~:k I. kf.n4 ot •\tUaor annuttp 10. llvtre t. PuncluaUoo 11. Lawful ,....k 11. lloellod, ... bird 82.8peclo0 of tn.. 18, Talk (IIIRI) II. Anctat II. MIIIIIO '--GIOf ...........,......... 34!1. Cripple .sa. Tibetan. ,t,Mu·- laallo 111- eolunt~~iatl Como in ••• see and Instantly Play ltl and televlalqn sbowa to clve him advertJilnJ r,tuca: · "Thla • common pracUcetpayJnc to aet phag,." 10 minute vJilt with Gtlv. Nel•on A,. Roell:•· week wat the lan"•t l ;:~,t-iioooiilo'• •ny vllt~r tlnce so.!<itlta s. )[bruol> "TIIIo lo tbo lint limo · that I know that anyone waa bepb1a a 1top watch on me when t had a vlaltor." TIMPERLY,!;;;i;ncl-Nn. She. IIa Winkle)', 2'r, whO h~t liven away two of her <:hlldren, nklnl an American toupte to come fOJo ward and take a bib)' •h• ••~'­ in february 1 Miss Georoia Gray employed In ColumbuJ &pe11t tbe week~d 11 the guest of Frank and ~VI · Grq BAKER WASHINGTON-Prealdent EJ . . aenhower, elter being rem.tnded hi• pteu eonferenee that hl1 ' .; · How's Your, ~on IQt"How 1Dn1 <~O I nW..I ~ •"'lnl . ·ond lllill i'em!hl retlillte~d", p!<l· a voter in -~ · Ohio .re&lltr:atlOD l1r'etine,.t. · Stc...tarr el ttat.'i A."¥W81 : - Under · Ohio law YC!U · mult v~t. :r.t lust (lnce tn two • Years. .f.ar "' Dil you retJd 11bout M11ry Bro• getting ·T~e .Missumary Society of t~e Mt. Monah Baptist Church of Mtddle· ~rt met last Sun~a.)' afternoon 1 w1lh Mrs. Arnold Richards as bos· 1 tess. The meeting wa• e.alled to order by the 2nd viet pi'e&ident. Mrs. Nellie Winston, with the gropp •rrietl, • smging the theme song, "Keep lie ~very About ·· On Tho Brightest Corner In • ' Day." file· .Program Commi~tee report· cd that Rev. Jories ~ of- 'Beekley, W. va., would be the speaker for Ule ·•·lSSiQnary bunday which is the uan :iouuday of Lhe month. The ... .ot:fVtce wu1 begin at 11 a. m. 1 'J.he ~ommHtee In ebarge of the oook raca project reported they .~ow bave enough money to uur· C••"se and pJace the racks on the JJuCit 01 tbe church pews. Mrs. ~a· o•e Jones, .who was on .the commit· u!t!, was gtven a 11tand1og vote of •ltanKs 1·or brmgmg m Ule 1.w.r1est "mount of money (or the project. ~us. Oscar Hardaway was named as the delegate to the Women's '-'onvention to be: held at Forrest .1.\un J:Saptist Church this S\Ulday . Mn. .K.al.hryn Payne, society who has been away, ex· pressed. her pleasure ~t b~i~g Jp. at· I.Elndance at the meeung antl thallk· ~d 1UI for the carda sent to ber. Tne next meetlnt: wUl be held at the . home of Mrs. Winston oR the first Sunday in Deeember at whicb time plans for tlle Christmas party wHI be made .. ,. pJ"eSldent Mt• QJ"lYe looks like St1te is going to tile Rose Bowl I • • 1 ly Miry PllfCe Hoyt Curtla waa called back ' ,. at Vick1burc, Mia br .Plooe. · He •-~~;~;;~~=-~~wOrk Rutll Stethem laat .week L"l~c · :;,~;;!iU, Aropnd A.Rd • · epent tney· viJited ¥1'. .Furniture ber 30. SHOPS •• · Moriah Baptist Wilkesville M'ISSIOnarr · Several members of Wilke• ;:;:n1~b::;e 1G;!~:e. gu;:~:rd~ Society Meets , lncludlnJiegs and • slartlng at Department r The couple are at home in their Aflter ij)e reception the couple apartment at 3621AI I..incoln Street left for White Sulphur - SpriD&& m Midd1eport. · where they spent the weekend. FIIQM' .amazing . . . but more amazing Is the price ••• WASHINGTON~ The new Mrs. Morris il a gradu· ate of Middleport High School in the class of '59. r.tr. Morris Js a paduate of Pomeroy High School Cl•ss of '59 and is presently em· ployed at the Vinton Co111 Co., at Mc.A.rthur. "DRESS BETTER FOR LESS" present. organ tone ~is etore owner Max He11, of Allen· I Nancy Haddox Becomes Bride · Of Walter Morris On Oct. 23 Refreshments were served. Tho magnificent 1. Wall raceu J. Manhal I I nie, Mrs. Arthur Nease Mr. and 'Mrs: Edgar and Eddie, Bennett Roush, Marla and ~aria and Diana Weyersmiller. roods,. IIOWN Mr. and. )Ira, Bob Goode :were week at Jackson's Mill. (J )Yeekend auiili""of tbelr parent•. Her project circular was 5el<&ct· Mr. 1nd Mn. lWph Turrw and ed, one oI the five hest. Jand Mr. and Mn. Earl Goode. haos •-~n very active m 4·H Club Elmer Welt and d.auahter, Deb- work in Mason County for several ra, of Silv~r Sprln,p, :Maryl.and: hia yean. She is a pinwearer. mother, Mtl. Kate We1t. 'Do)' l"~ Martha Harril, 13, MonoDga)ia r===~======~~~~ ~~-~~===1 and llrt. Charlea Carr and daulht= County won the eonttlt ·in which er of Raveuwood, W. Va. ealled 33 girb participated. at the lol. E. Nellon bome SUDdiY and alao at thelt old home. They Sponsored by the West Virg ~n1a are former rutdeot.a. Wool Marketing A&socJation, the Mr. and Mra. Keeton were Sun· contest was open to 4·H girhl day gueatl xt the Ralpb Turner carrying the fifth.year clothing borne. project (Your Wool Outfit). The Mr. and Jdra. Edwin Nebon and highest scoring gi rl from each children liave moved fio Wooster county where the project ia car· where be i1 emplO)'ed. The Eugene ried was eligible to participate Graham !a.m11)' i1 now Hvini Oil in the slate competition. whictl the Nel10n' farm. was under the direetinn of Miss We pause at this tiihe to extend our heart felt Mr. and Mrs. L R. Chapman Mildred Fizer, State 4·H Girls' were weekend gue~tl of her sister, Club Agent at West Virginia thanks and appreciation to aU our friends and ~lllr. aDd Mn. carl Randolph of Universit)•. Toledo. Themes for this year's State 4-H customers for. their patronage over the years Mr. and Mrt. Paul B. Aikman Health jlftd Safety Programs were . .. and we will continue to show our appreeiaand two cllildren were Sunday via· announced recently by c. P. Dor. · it:ora at theM. E. Nelson home. sey, State 4·H Club Leader. iion by doing our best to bring you the best Min Pam Wil10n apent .. day The theme is "Body·in Line•·recently with Min Jennilee Wil· Posture l<'ine." The main purpose quality of merchandise at lowest prices. hams· at Dexter. of this program is to encourage boys, girls and adults to under-~ NIKITA MilTS EDITOR stand and practice ~.:ood posture Moscow UPI-SovJet Premier habits which will contribute to Nikita S. Khrushchev met Wed· good health and good :.pflearance. 1 nesday with United Arab Repub"Safety at Home" Is the theme lic edJtor Salah Salem and wu (If the Safely Program. , reported to have told him Soviet ' The chief emphasis will be ) UAR relations will improw. placed (In safety inside the home. i Special stress i~ to be given to CUllS TO POTLUCK. 'the eause of falls and fires aod Cub Pack :Me wtll meet Satur· the importance of knowing first day at 6:30 p. m. in the' Salisbury .ald. '• 1 Scbool when a potluck sUpper · Chairman of the State 4·H wm be served. All Cub parents Health Committee is Betty fto, • EAST MAIN STREET- POMI!BOY are urged to attend this Important berts, l:xtension Specialists in 1 meetinc. · foods and nutrition at WVU. Mil- ANNIVERSARY bott. permanently tuned stainless steel CROSSWORD last • - ford, Sandy Gilmore d otf ~.... Might\ ·HNews <:ontellt 1 alao Vlllted the State 4-li Camp at the monthlr meetlq at 1 ;. a. ' . B~u no GJUJtl, the 27 year o.ld I J.ro~.kiOn'l MilL and West Vlrgln.ia Nov . tz in t.bo. APPIIwlde•, Pcnrll;o.lu.n who c11me to Weal Vlr· Unlvenity C dit~ .. gini11 lUi an lnternalionaJ Farm · er ompany IU v6.--. 1 Youth Exchangee, hall returned Giulti ttated that wh.ile Cfait· .:__ _ _....,._ _ to hus homt! m Verona, Italy. ing otber parts of tbe United I..Y.AI: MAKI.UP TIMI Shlks ••• Vl'J')' interesting and Wh J!e in the United Statea, edueational, he felt that bis aU.y CIUCAGO lJPI-lt will lab. Giu;,t! visited Arkalliollll, 'Jennet- in We!l't Vlra:mia was the most the ltee1 Jndu1try Ud tbe Uaa.. M'!.' . PellM)'Ivartia and West VIr- profita ble becauu West VirginU ed Steehrorken 10 yean to Illite 1 ginia. d h' b · rtb "P lor t••- .,.- -·• 1 tn no ..., 1-__,., During hill vi1at , to the Moun· an 11 orne b ,.. · t ern . taly are ....ofit& -uer ... in &U••- - M•-nt very nutc awae m erra10. crop1 r· .....,.. """ I.U'll ........ l<o m State, Giusti lhlyed with tarm and dimate. atril:e, R. J. M.arliU.t, pre.lddt of families in Harrison, Monongalia, tbe Indu.triallbna&elllent Soelet, Tyler and Doddr idge ountiet. He Muon County 4-H LNders and uid WednetdaJ. , Stlitl' 4 H Safety e.ommittee. 1 I. Games were played under the rectJon of Brownie leaders Howard Roush, Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Norman W1eyer.n>il Winning prizes were frye;. C~as Idea Mason Ccuntv • State Wool Outfit Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., NOY. I, leflt 1. · . _ oopnellon wUJ t1.ct Clfac.l I$ dred Fizer, SLate Glrb' .._.H Club 1·\ilt-nt at WVU U chairman of the Mr. and .Mra. Grover Stout at· J anet Eibnauer, Tip Toppers tended the weddlna: of bia dauaht4-H Club placed among th~ top /'r, Mary Ellen, 1t tile Hebb¥rd5· 10 blue ribbon winners in the ville ehurcb Sunday. Mr. Charles Djll, Haro•hid~__llla,<~k_i 1ton and Edgar AbDott •• judges and Mrs. WilHam plaQ.ist. for the grand tume prizes went to; nie Lanning ; ugliest, ford; most original, Melody Roushc;l funniest, Becky Nease. Poultr.Y, supp . 1 an er~& ample to plentiful, demand b.J~ 0 . · o d tom turkeys under :ZO lb. .22'\i· V:r. and Mn. Delbert ~ost an 23~ above 25 lb 23 1·2- 2t 1•2 family of Sugar Grove, Oblo, spent hens' 25-28· chicken pric6s II the week end with their p~rent&, farms, 2 1·.2 to 4 Jb. 14-1' 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and heavy hens 12·16, light bent 8-J I lk. aad Mrs. Tom ¥oat. fryer prices 101.000 head 51 pe ~ Mr. and :Mr•. Tom Barthel.e'my cent at 14, IS ·w eent at U .J-2, ' and family of J;)a)'ton spent Suaday 7 ·p er eeqt at lt 1·2, 26 per eent wltb her Dl9tber, Mn. Effie W&t- at US, 5 per ,cent at 16. ' aon. Ready to cwk, fryer,t. ~ hUt Mr. and Mi'1. John Arbaugh re· uncbanged, light demand. IUP" celvt4 word of th¢< birth of a plies ample to plen~u); ~ deliver­ ~~~C.bter b:o~ to thet, ; dau.&hter ed FOB ·ciDCinnati, fryers 1 1r2: and· eon-in·jaw, Mr. and Mrs. John to 3 lb. 21:'·28 . 1·2, hens 4 lbs and. Rase~, Sea tle, Wasblngton. over 28·32. I YEmRYEAR Old Salem ~ Atkenon, Mr• JohMilo. Mr. lod Midtll~port ' OUDOII \IOUbUN .... MIDDLEPORT . ~h=~ famib' Mr. and. Mn. J1kt :a.-h family aP.tnt Saturday with Mr. · ' . WiU~rd Pigott. · Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pierce 1pei:lt the · weekend in Spri(lg Time Imported Holland' Bulbs "II lon1 thot I do,n't lite lJo. bjeo, hut 1 Jllll do no& won.t tilt trouble coan.et..d with · tltent.'' .~ • Guaranteed.'l'O Bloom or Money !Wfunded T~is Plant Fall , ive Bloom Jri .. ' . ' . " . ~ .. ' ' •'· 1 '.. •. ". BEN f=RANKLIN 1:>, <- ...... . :. ~ , , • ·- '' ... · : ~' \ ..' -·· ', •', ;/ . . . . ~ ' THE ·DAILY Si:NTINEL •' ' { . ' •. Freedom of the press is basic to free4om and discussion on which democracy thrives. ,,.. ~ . .... •. .' .1 .1-. . ' . Vi,·:j " .. -;,-,, ' : ._. .1~~- ~~ .. . '-. of. ~Mlc~. Without Ji~ accurate information on w ldcb to choose wisely and well, freedom Of choice is 1\\'~ingless. Your newspa•per dedicates itself to keeping your ~nnels of Information fore~er opf~ .. : keeping you 'up-t<Hlate on everything on the local, county;' stale; national and Jn~~·­ tiOnaf acen,e th{lt affects your interests. It is, in :fact, "freedom's text~t," providi~g ~ sine~s of pU~ ~e~ate ~ r. . . Fr&i;~ni;of ~ltoice' is ·&~c to.the American way. Qf life. lS'p rin' ,, g· ., _,. - ~.. action~, , .,. {I'· ' TULIPS (Siveral Nor)eties·)" . . DAFFOiDILS and GRAPE HYAC:INTMS ~ ' · ·~ . ~ t, ·~ ; ' .... ' · . HYACINtHS .;- CROCUt . · .., ."iJ Mr' and Mrs. are often interested in Dl FFERENT kincjs of news. But BOTH turn to the newspaper OS their fastest, most reliable source.of information. And when it c:omes-to ' motters that directly and importc<mtly concern themselves, they count on the newspo- ' per to giv11, them tlie FACTS they need in order to make wise decisions and toke effect- ,. ' ' .:~. . I, . l �I ../ < '\ Coltua~tatin~ 2--D.OU, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '0., Nov. 5;i059 Editorially ~leetion Alfred Social Events Of Wel:lk 6undty . School attendance on Nov. 1 was 49, offering $14.69. Rev . Card delivered th.e message "A Call From God at 10:40 a. m. Fifty persons attended the Box Social aad Halloween party at the church basement and 1ponsored by the *fYF Saturda)' evening, Mrs. Aida Faudree led prayer rneettng last Wednesday -evening. Twenur·tbree we:re in attendance. This Week's leader is Albert Warn- Not Over For County Boards A.itboe 111e .....ton is post , the work of the · eighty-eight County Boards of Elections b not <Oillplete.d for that election Many •eeks of preparation by the Boards of Ele:cUone were necessary so that the electors ml.gl)t cast their votes with as little confusion ond lna>!ll',nience"' possible . In order that all citizens who were eligible to vote were accorded the opportunity to .vote ' the Boards of EJections, both member!S ,Pd derks, conducted schools of instru ctions ,., 111e precinct officials who manned the p,ofr poWnc places through.out the State of Ohio. 'fhe laws 1overning the e1igibility of voters are complex and techni ca l, a·nd ev,ery effort is bei ng made to acquaint the precinct offi. ciais with these laws. The election officials are also inltructed as to the proper method of counting the votes casi at th e close of the polling place-. El'ery effort is made to instill in these offici.f!:t\s the Importance of an accurate and impartial tab1 u.lation of the wtes. Ohio's election procedures have received nationwide acclaim for thi!ir efficiency and accurocy in ltiJIII:!tl'!!! votes, and with the conti nued assistance of each of these precinct officials, it will continue to receive the prnise of our sister states. -Social Securitv• er The Alfred Home DemonstraUoo Club will meet on Thursday, Nov. 1.,2, Jt tly! home of Leota Warner. Subjeet v;iU~ ''.Mt!.-1. Pl•nnin,g and Preparation' Uld the noon metl wiU be served from food 1 used in ~e demonstr&tions.' Each one preeot will be as to pay a smaU ,um to defray t of the food. T·he "Week Prayer and SelfDenial" ser at the church on Odober 29, sored by the W. S. C. S had ndance of 19. ..- and Mrs ir Woode visited ber uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Kei)Jl~b CtJ,rlstopher, of Fleming, Land Transfer111 WYou .'- .J!WIW Hlf·employed m. fa~m ­ A ehttlten barbecue wa1 held Saturday i!vening at the Hemlock Grove Grange Hall by Explorer Poat 270 members and their fam· ilie!. Wilbur Dixon. district commissioner, wu. guest speaker. He pre· sented merit badges to Lee ~d and Ray Coleman. Receiving .bronze palm awards were Gene Romine and James Kern, wilh Lee Reed anct Dave Kern r~iving gold palm awards. Each mother attending was presented .a conage by her son. Tlt.e hall and tables were decor· at.ed in keiPJni :iitli Halloween. Corsages and d.ecoratina: .were bY Mrs. Leonard Reed 1md Mrs. Willard. Explorers present were Larry and Albert Curtla, Jim KFJ1. Lee Reed, Ray ColeinJn. Max Cale, Jobn McLaughlin, BiD Heilmtm. Gene Romine, and James Reese, advisor, and-samuel L. Curtis, auist.ant ad· vi.!lor. 'M4RK&T REPORT .. CINCJNNATL O. UPI-Produee: 'lbe Prinee Of Peace Conte« will F.ggs, large A dowti Ie, mediums be held at the Alfred Cburc'h on · lth unchanged to up 2 cents, others S\lnday, Nov. 8. at 9 p..~·- w . uncb,anged; large A ,plentiful, in· Mary fdcAfee of Rock Spnngs, Nar- ventory carry over reported at le~e' Warner o' Bethel, and Mara:!!- moat plaa.t&, mediums · supplJ, ret Ana . WiDdland, Alfred, partie•· short eoll8umen, white .lnd ~U~. . dU · browp, pa:icea at farms, A jumbo SUOday vlaitors in the Fin ns:· 33-31 A large 30.3' A ~Jtedium Cal~poell home were Mr: and Mn:· 17.23: A am.U 11·1'7 'B large Eu1ene ?ie~ and Mr. ~ Mni. 26, underriades 9·14, delivertid fart.N bne not previoualy qual· ififdl on the ba•d of their farm tll"tl4nlli• al011e. The reason is that they l1ttH the rtQulred working _, ' I , ~ Chicken Barbecue Held ByMembers Of Explorer Post : ~Jq, Sunday .afternoon. ()dober 1, I,N8, was an tm· ~ d!~te. On that day, they, for (h6- (i'rlt lime, achieved social se· 11 · ty diubility protection. hUe ~ial aecurlty office• have beell ,.ying i.l11bility claim• far over tWo yeara, tell-employed ...._ Salisbury Brownie Troop Halloween Party Is Held 29· ' Olear Findlmg of CoolVJUe, Ber· tb• Sebrelber and ·B eale Ben.tz ot Mason, w Va., and Mary Bentz- of Pomeroy, and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Jaek Ka1ler (Buford FindlinJ) and family f N rth CIJ'Oiina 'Ole AlataJtr. toDAY AND FOB CincinOati, A large 38-ft, A medium 27.20, A small 22~23; iB 1 ge 32-34 ar · lie Mr. and Mn. M.rvln Wll.an And daulhter, Pam, were Sunday gueite <>f :relatlvu i.n Nitro, W. Va. 'l'he Sali1bury Brownie bad a Hallowel'n Party and ra~~~·rl Ni&hlr Wednesday evening at Salisbury School. Become Home Project\ lr .11M III\'WOOD ' I JtA.'I',II to brlnrr Wa 1r ,... .,. thlnldot of. ~·· . ~t,. ..... to •e~ ... at It Chrl,otmaa t•m & trea~ bell~Wer thll, n~ 9nJY ~~ ma.de prMt~tta 8bOW ~oftlt the rectplqt anct ~ toth&-b- . Radford, Cathy Dill, Those' atteriding were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharon, Richard and Wilham Radford, Becky, Mary Lou,. Mr. and Mrs. .Blackston, Sherrie, and Bobby, lrlrs. Mrs. Hicha~rrd~;~il'".;:;-:,:~;;1 daughters, ~" Sandy, Brenda, - cc.···n°-ennis, Donald Lanning, Susan THE PERFECT On Friday evening, October 23rd at 8•00 in a double ring ceremony, Miss Nancf Haddox became· the bride of Walter MorTis at the home o Miss Haddox's sister, Mrs .. Dale Good· nite. GIFT An uncle of the groom, Rev. Eurnest Thomas, oUiciuted at the '"'edding with Mr. and Mrs. Good· nite attending the couple. A shOtt reception was held for lh~ new couple immediately .following the ceremony with members of the immediate families PRICED $)3995 '·"••llma\l """""'"' .... Yosl If you can count to 20 ••• and know your A.B.C.'s ••• you can play any tune Instantly - withoul lessons. night Oct. 24. They vut on tile first and seeond degrll!es. Wendell Chapm411 was ilbsent £rom bfs duties as teacher in South Wiltoi1 because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson and daughter of Logan were Sat· urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley. Mr. .and Mrs. John Clark of Jackron, 0., and Mra. Blanch Clark of Oak Hill were Sunday guests of MJ::, and Mn. · l!lt'rl Cray a11d Lef\!LCr§Y. , 1 · Miss Cora Rupe who has been a house guest in 1 the hom• of Clara Phillips the past week has returD· ed to her home In Middleport. Wm. Cottrill and Harold Cot· trill are in . Columbus where they are building a home. l Mrs.· Mildred Strawsbaugb and d3ughter Cindy were recent guests uf relatives and friends In Col· umbus, Earl Beckley who bas been lll the past tour ·weeks has recovered and is ·btick on his mail route. Mr. Beckley retires Dec. 1st and has been on the mall route more than thirty years. Mrs Num Betz who has been a medie~l patient at Holzer HosPl· tal will be transferred to a · Nel! sonvJlle Ho1p1tal for an indefi· nite.. time. Mr. and MrS: Frank Beckley of Hamden visited his brotber Earl who has been lll. Mrs. Nellie s,yre was in At· hens Thursday where she consulted .a dbctor. Only Concert "j:,'ovlctils' 'tich mellow tone· and clear brilliant melody • '. • made possible. by 5 139~ 5 town, Pa., char1ina: that he h1d ··-UID 1. Preea. lB. paid new1paper (abbr.) I. Plowed u ......, 28. :~:~:k I. kf.n4 ot •\tUaor annuttp 10. llvtre t. PuncluaUoo 11. Lawful ,....k 11. lloellod, ... bird 82.8peclo0 of tn.. 18, Talk (IIIRI) II. Anctat II. MIIIIIO '--GIOf ...........,......... 34!1. Cripple .sa. Tibetan. ,t,Mu·- laallo 111- eolunt~~iatl Como in ••• see and Instantly Play ltl and televlalqn sbowa to clve him advertJilnJ r,tuca: · "Thla • common pracUcetpayJnc to aet phag,." 10 minute vJilt with Gtlv. Nel•on A,. Roell:•· week wat the lan"•t l ;:~,t-iioooiilo'• •ny vllt~r tlnce so.!<itlta s. )[bruol> "TIIIo lo tbo lint limo · that I know that anyone waa bepb1a a 1top watch on me when t had a vlaltor." TIMPERLY,!;;;i;ncl-Nn. She. IIa Winkle)', 2'r, whO h~t liven away two of her <:hlldren, nklnl an American toupte to come fOJo ward and take a bib)' •h• ••~'­ in february 1 Miss Georoia Gray employed In ColumbuJ &pe11t tbe week~d 11 the guest of Frank and ~VI · Grq BAKER WASHINGTON-Prealdent EJ . . aenhower, elter being rem.tnded hi• pteu eonferenee that hl1 ' .; · How's Your, ~on IQt"How 1Dn1 <~O I nW..I ~ •"'lnl . ·ond lllill i'em!hl retlillte~d", p!<l· a voter in -~ · Ohio .re&lltr:atlOD l1r'etine,.t. · Stc...tarr el ttat.'i A."¥W81 : - Under · Ohio law YC!U · mult v~t. :r.t lust (lnce tn two • Years. .f.ar "' Dil you retJd 11bout M11ry Bro• getting ·T~e .Missumary Society of t~e Mt. Monah Baptist Church of Mtddle· ~rt met last Sun~a.)' afternoon 1 w1lh Mrs. Arnold Richards as bos· 1 tess. The meeting wa• e.alled to order by the 2nd viet pi'e&ident. Mrs. Nellie Winston, with the gropp •rrietl, • smging the theme song, "Keep lie ~very About ·· On Tho Brightest Corner In • ' Day." file· .Program Commi~tee report· cd that Rev. Jories ~ of- 'Beekley, W. va., would be the speaker for Ule ·•·lSSiQnary bunday which is the uan :iouuday of Lhe month. The ... .ot:fVtce wu1 begin at 11 a. m. 1 'J.he ~ommHtee In ebarge of the oook raca project reported they .~ow bave enough money to uur· C••"se and pJace the racks on the JJuCit 01 tbe church pews. Mrs. ~a· o•e Jones, .who was on .the commit· u!t!, was gtven a 11tand1og vote of •ltanKs 1·or brmgmg m Ule 1.w.r1est "mount of money (or the project. ~us. Oscar Hardaway was named as the delegate to the Women's '-'onvention to be: held at Forrest .1.\un J:Saptist Church this S\Ulday . Mn. .K.al.hryn Payne, society who has been away, ex· pressed. her pleasure ~t b~i~g Jp. at· I.Elndance at the meeung antl thallk· ~d 1UI for the carda sent to ber. Tne next meetlnt: wUl be held at the . home of Mrs. Winston oR the first Sunday in Deeember at whicb time plans for tlle Christmas party wHI be made .. ,. pJ"eSldent Mt• QJ"lYe looks like St1te is going to tile Rose Bowl I • • 1 ly Miry PllfCe Hoyt Curtla waa called back ' ,. at Vick1burc, Mia br .Plooe. · He •-~~;~;;~~=-~~wOrk Rutll Stethem laat .week L"l~c · :;,~;;!iU, Aropnd A.Rd • · epent tney· viJited ¥1'. .Furniture ber 30. SHOPS •• · Moriah Baptist Wilkesville M'ISSIOnarr · Several members of Wilke• ;:;:n1~b::;e 1G;!~:e. gu;:~:rd~ Society Meets , lncludlnJiegs and • slartlng at Department r The couple are at home in their Aflter ij)e reception the couple apartment at 3621AI I..incoln Street left for White Sulphur - SpriD&& m Midd1eport. · where they spent the weekend. FIIQM' .amazing . . . but more amazing Is the price ••• WASHINGTON~ The new Mrs. Morris il a gradu· ate of Middleport High School in the class of '59. r.tr. Morris Js a paduate of Pomeroy High School Cl•ss of '59 and is presently em· ployed at the Vinton Co111 Co., at Mc.A.rthur. "DRESS BETTER FOR LESS" present. organ tone ~is etore owner Max He11, of Allen· I Nancy Haddox Becomes Bride · Of Walter Morris On Oct. 23 Refreshments were served. Tho magnificent 1. Wall raceu J. Manhal I I nie, Mrs. Arthur Nease Mr. and 'Mrs: Edgar and Eddie, Bennett Roush, Marla and ~aria and Diana Weyersmiller. roods,. IIOWN Mr. and. )Ira, Bob Goode :were week at Jackson's Mill. (J )Yeekend auiili""of tbelr parent•. Her project circular was 5el<&ct· Mr. 1nd Mn. lWph Turrw and ed, one oI the five hest. Jand Mr. and Mn. Earl Goode. haos •-~n very active m 4·H Club Elmer Welt and d.auahter, Deb- work in Mason County for several ra, of Silv~r Sprln,p, :Maryl.and: hia yean. She is a pinwearer. mother, Mtl. Kate We1t. 'Do)' l"~ Martha Harril, 13, MonoDga)ia r===~======~~~~ ~~-~~===1 and llrt. Charlea Carr and daulht= County won the eonttlt ·in which er of Raveuwood, W. Va. ealled 33 girb participated. at the lol. E. Nellon bome SUDdiY and alao at thelt old home. They Sponsored by the West Virg ~n1a are former rutdeot.a. Wool Marketing A&socJation, the Mr. and Mra. Keeton were Sun· contest was open to 4·H girhl day gueatl xt the Ralpb Turner carrying the fifth.year clothing borne. project (Your Wool Outfit). The Mr. and Jdra. Edwin Nebon and highest scoring gi rl from each children liave moved fio Wooster county where the project ia car· where be i1 emplO)'ed. The Eugene ried was eligible to participate Graham !a.m11)' i1 now Hvini Oil in the slate competition. whictl the Nel10n' farm. was under the direetinn of Miss We pause at this tiihe to extend our heart felt Mr. and Mrs. L R. Chapman Mildred Fizer, State 4·H Girls' were weekend gue~tl of her sister, Club Agent at West Virginia thanks and appreciation to aU our friends and ~lllr. aDd Mn. carl Randolph of Universit)•. Toledo. Themes for this year's State 4-H customers for. their patronage over the years Mr. and Mrt. Paul B. Aikman Health jlftd Safety Programs were . .. and we will continue to show our appreeiaand two cllildren were Sunday via· announced recently by c. P. Dor. · it:ora at theM. E. Nelson home. sey, State 4·H Club Leader. iion by doing our best to bring you the best Min Pam Wil10n apent .. day The theme is "Body·in Line•·recently with Min Jennilee Wil· Posture l<'ine." The main purpose quality of merchandise at lowest prices. hams· at Dexter. of this program is to encourage boys, girls and adults to under-~ NIKITA MilTS EDITOR stand and practice ~.:ood posture Moscow UPI-SovJet Premier habits which will contribute to Nikita S. Khrushchev met Wed· good health and good :.pflearance. 1 nesday with United Arab Repub"Safety at Home" Is the theme lic edJtor Salah Salem and wu (If the Safely Program. , reported to have told him Soviet ' The chief emphasis will be ) UAR relations will improw. placed (In safety inside the home. i Special stress i~ to be given to CUllS TO POTLUCK. 'the eause of falls and fires aod Cub Pack :Me wtll meet Satur· the importance of knowing first day at 6:30 p. m. in the' Salisbury .ald. '• 1 Scbool when a potluck sUpper · Chairman of the State 4·H wm be served. All Cub parents Health Committee is Betty fto, • EAST MAIN STREET- POMI!BOY are urged to attend this Important berts, l:xtension Specialists in 1 meetinc. · foods and nutrition at WVU. Mil- ANNIVERSARY bott. permanently tuned stainless steel CROSSWORD last • - ford, Sandy Gilmore d otf ~.... Might\ ·HNews <:ontellt 1 alao Vlllted the State 4-li Camp at the monthlr meetlq at 1 ;. a. ' . B~u no GJUJtl, the 27 year o.ld I J.ro~.kiOn'l MilL and West Vlrgln.ia Nov . tz in t.bo. APPIIwlde•, Pcnrll;o.lu.n who c11me to Weal Vlr· Unlvenity C dit~ .. gini11 lUi an lnternalionaJ Farm · er ompany IU v6.--. 1 Youth Exchangee, hall returned Giulti ttated that wh.ile Cfait· .:__ _ _....,._ _ to hus homt! m Verona, Italy. ing otber parts of tbe United I..Y.AI: MAKI.UP TIMI Shlks ••• Vl'J')' interesting and Wh J!e in the United Statea, edueational, he felt that bis aU.y CIUCAGO lJPI-lt will lab. Giu;,t! visited Arkalliollll, 'Jennet- in We!l't Vlra:mia was the most the ltee1 Jndu1try Ud tbe Uaa.. M'!.' . PellM)'Ivartia and West VIr- profita ble becauu West VirginU ed Steehrorken 10 yean to Illite 1 ginia. d h' b · rtb "P lor t••- .,.- -·• 1 tn no ..., 1-__,., During hill vi1at , to the Moun· an 11 orne b ,.. · t ern . taly are ....ofit& -uer ... in &U••- - M•-nt very nutc awae m erra10. crop1 r· .....,.. """ I.U'll ........ l<o m State, Giusti lhlyed with tarm and dimate. atril:e, R. J. M.arliU.t, pre.lddt of families in Harrison, Monongalia, tbe Indu.triallbna&elllent Soelet, Tyler and Doddr idge ountiet. He Muon County 4-H LNders and uid WednetdaJ. , Stlitl' 4 H Safety e.ommittee. 1 I. Games were played under the rectJon of Brownie leaders Howard Roush, Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Norman W1eyer.n>il Winning prizes were frye;. C~as Idea Mason Ccuntv • State Wool Outfit Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., NOY. I, leflt 1. · . _ oopnellon wUJ t1.ct Clfac.l I$ dred Fizer, SLate Glrb' .._.H Club 1·\ilt-nt at WVU U chairman of the Mr. and .Mra. Grover Stout at· J anet Eibnauer, Tip Toppers tended the weddlna: of bia dauaht4-H Club placed among th~ top /'r, Mary Ellen, 1t tile Hebb¥rd5· 10 blue ribbon winners in the ville ehurcb Sunday. Mr. Charles Djll, Haro•hid~__llla,<~k_i 1ton and Edgar AbDott •• judges and Mrs. WilHam plaQ.ist. for the grand tume prizes went to; nie Lanning ; ugliest, ford; most original, Melody Roushc;l funniest, Becky Nease. Poultr.Y, supp . 1 an er~& ample to plentiful, demand b.J~ 0 . · o d tom turkeys under :ZO lb. .22'\i· V:r. and Mn. Delbert ~ost an 23~ above 25 lb 23 1·2- 2t 1•2 family of Sugar Grove, Oblo, spent hens' 25-28· chicken pric6s II the week end with their p~rent&, farms, 2 1·.2 to 4 Jb. 14-1' 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and heavy hens 12·16, light bent 8-J I lk. aad Mrs. Tom ¥oat. fryer prices 101.000 head 51 pe ~ Mr. and :Mr•. Tom Barthel.e'my cent at 14, IS ·w eent at U .J-2, ' and family of J;)a)'ton spent Suaday 7 ·p er eeqt at lt 1·2, 26 per eent wltb her Dl9tber, Mn. Effie W&t- at US, 5 per ,cent at 16. ' aon. Ready to cwk, fryer,t. ~ hUt Mr. and Mi'1. John Arbaugh re· uncbanged, light demand. IUP" celvt4 word of th¢< birth of a plies ample to plen~u); ~ deliver­ ~~~C.bter b:o~ to thet, ; dau.&hter ed FOB ·ciDCinnati, fryers 1 1r2: and· eon-in·jaw, Mr. and Mrs. John to 3 lb. 21:'·28 . 1·2, hens 4 lbs and. Rase~, Sea tle, Wasblngton. over 28·32. I YEmRYEAR Old Salem ~ Atkenon, Mr• JohMilo. Mr. lod Midtll~port ' OUDOII \IOUbUN .... MIDDLEPORT . ~h=~ famib' Mr. and. Mn. J1kt :a.-h family aP.tnt Saturday with Mr. · ' . WiU~rd Pigott. · Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pierce 1pei:lt the · weekend in Spri(lg Time Imported Holland' Bulbs "II lon1 thot I do,n't lite lJo. bjeo, hut 1 Jllll do no& won.t tilt trouble coan.et..d with · tltent.'' .~ • Guaranteed.'l'O Bloom or Money !Wfunded T~is Plant Fall , ive Bloom Jri .. ' . ' . " . ~ .. ' ' •'· 1 '.. •. ". BEN f=RANKLIN 1:>, <- ...... . :. ~ , , • ·- '' ... · : ~' \ ..' -·· ', •', ;/ . . . . ~ ' THE ·DAILY Si:NTINEL •' ' { . ' •. Freedom of the press is basic to free4om and discussion on which democracy thrives. ,,.. ~ . .... •. .' .1 .1-. . ' . Vi,·:j " .. -;,-,, ' : ._. .1~~- ~~ .. . '-. of. ~Mlc~. Without Ji~ accurate information on w ldcb to choose wisely and well, freedom Of choice is 1\\'~ingless. Your newspa•per dedicates itself to keeping your ~nnels of Information fore~er opf~ .. : keeping you 'up-t<Hlate on everything on the local, county;' stale; national and Jn~~·­ tiOnaf acen,e th{lt affects your interests. It is, in :fact, "freedom's text~t," providi~g ~ sine~s of pU~ ~e~ate ~ r. . . Fr&i;~ni;of ~ltoice' is ·&~c to.the American way. Qf life. lS'p rin' ,, g· ., _,. - ~.. action~, , .,. {I'· ' TULIPS (Siveral Nor)eties·)" . . DAFFOiDILS and GRAPE HYAC:INTMS ~ ' · ·~ . ~ t, ·~ ; ' .... ' · . HYACINtHS .;- CROCUt . · .., ."iJ Mr' and Mrs. are often interested in Dl FFERENT kincjs of news. But BOTH turn to the newspaper OS their fastest, most reliable source.of information. And when it c:omes-to ' motters that directly and importc<mtly concern themselves, they count on the newspo- ' per to giv11, them tlie FACTS they need in order to make wise decisions and toke effect- ,. ' ' .:~. . I, . l �• • 'j ' • ;l h Settbq; On: Top PiaU In Small Colleges HayesBl~ For Elliott In McKeever Case NEW YORK UPI-Tbe Dela· ware BJue Hcnt., playiDJ for a CQCb wbo beiteve• football MQUid ...... fpq, toda¥ enapped lliNiui.Piti Southern's' two-year COLUMBUS UPI-Oblo 9t.ate in United Coacb Woody llayea, recallinc his Prell JlltHtaatiofial'l tmtll col- (111111 rw wit.b !ootla.ll officlall over ofl'Jcia.linl lut ;ear, Wed lege ntiOii. • . Co.ch DtYt Nellon'e Blue Hen• neJday nil)lt emPbatieaUy sup. moved from' to- tint fol· ported Calllorn~ .CO.ch Pete El·lowin1•an euy, 34-14 victory over liott in the Mike Mc'J{tever inel Rutc:er• of the major college dent on the Welt Coa5t. football di"illou. But the Blue .. I said a, y~ ago," Hayes reHens Qwe· a vote of &hal,)b to plied ·iJi .anwer to i .question ·at llempbil State, whkh gave tbem the Cobmiblu , Qui!W'IIiaclf Club a bic allliP by uptettln& Mluia- about tbe incident. "Tbat Jr the •ippi Soatbem lut Saturday foul play wasn't Mopped-, somenight, 21-6. Milaiuippi ' South~m one waa toilll to get hurt and allpped to seeond. · hurt NdiJ."· The Un1\ed Pre" International "A C!OM!h c•n't keep hi1 liH:Imti small colt.ge toe~tball t'-Una:s (lirst·place vote• and won-lolt re- Hlut when lte . seea a boy'11 face eora, ln parentheses) : ~a ten t;o 1 pufl;." ll'iP -on lint plade JeeOJJ" Don Weese. a senior, about 5,7, is another eager up from the re, serves wh9 will be seeing lots of service, as Js the sophomore, 6-1 Rodger PareoftS. All of these other reaerve players of last year will be candidates for the varsity ~quad, Dale Cole, Danny Cole, Allen Graham, Winn Rces, Jim Wickline and Gerald Hart. Other upperclass aspirants and tbis year'a Frotlh will com· plete the squad. ttACINE SCHEDUL!li Tues .. Dtc. 1. ttarrbDttvllle, horM Obio U. brushed up on its pass, iQ.8 ... it .-eek .u il prepared for a ct"UClal pme aa:abu;t .Mal'l!hall this S.turday. A victory would &,ive .Qb~ .U. a l'hance to knuck Bowlhi,C l";reen out of the unbeat· fn l'Ultl:a the klllowing week anri a tie ;for the Mid· Amer~an Confer· ence '1!ltle. ,....---::---cc 'oYALI ~~IIUIRI REED ClNmN_NAT,I •J1PI - The Ci n-dnnati Royall llave aCQuired llub Reedt (rom the St. Louis Hawks for a playir to be named Jat•r. AI· though bf: set ~OTing records at OklahOIII· City University , Reed has been beach warmtr with tbe Hawks Tue•., Dac. 8 at Harrisonville Fri., O.C. 11 at Rutland (Continued on Page Five) ·. Mlc!tey ~nner. playing ·ftlree quartets, dng up 33 pointa .oo SERVIa STA110N "'"""'"""lit iiltllt . - i>Millloe Banks, MendNrt •ncl Gunh I I Phil Dickon• sUll u1e1 the alnile a co-d, steady rain. wing, and why Indiana "i• 10 tough defensively, too." VALOI!~ MEITI .LONDON Next to defenalng the alna:le LONDON UPI - Ct~ban heavy· Win&, the Buekeyea' btea:eat tuk wel&ht Nino Valde• will . meet • 1rU1 be to overcoqte their elatlop ·Briin London In a to-round bout ,• SATURDAY, re.son, ikept lndoon during Wednesday's Hoosier Coach •PHetke Q JUoomington, tnd., by over theli _ , ,... cot..• ••Well· hfo'e Dee. J. 11an ·state lalt' Sifufdy!'- ~ \tiYe's ~-~----uld. 0001 GUARD PRIION.RS tH 1:00 LOANS '25 ..'1000 quarter and the halftime wm Han Combo at ~.-·~ ••• Spring·· 1917 " , .... . •··· , , win the M.YP· title and also to • play In th... Wo.rld leriet. I hope next year we cin do aomethlng about that." Barikl, elubbtd out 4ll ltome runs whJie ·eamiD,f -the ~Chicaao National L~r~a1ue entry thle •ea10n to beat out another power-hitting Infielder, Milwaukee Braves third baseman EGdle Mtt.Jtltwa, (or the TO THE MORE THAN ·16 MILLION PEOPLE WHO OWN CHEVROLETS fil.nd eight other players. · Teammates Vada Pinion and JOhnny TeJQple eollected ,11 and 8 poJnta. reapedively, while for. ' mer Red. Don Hoak, who went M PittaburJh in a deal durfnJ: t'be aeaaon, got , 4 point•. . .. • Education. :~RL- ~ Rio lleldlnl broke two N•l"'.''a! Ltaa:ue rteG4'tla. tbe flrlt fat i ahortstop w!th the tfweat , eri'otl over a MIIOD, 12, 111d the teeo'-'d ' H. DEAN To The .V~ri 'C)f, .-.'... .;, tor the hlthett 1bortatop tieli~J 11 pereenlll• In tb• hillory of 1 ·,~ leque .N(i. .;;1 1be t'rint rtee waan't a o'rle- · . ~•n attalr, but i\ w11n'& ·fit 1 , rrom u. · q"'la.o.u rouo~~ "etli poa}ble 118. He led Mathew~ ·' . 64 woln.ll aad 1n0re 11illj !•lij ·' > just tor- ' ·su'rlON ;.1:CWM5HfP polato9 ' illoton<td IIUwou_. " ! Alrol\ In lllll'd 'plo,., Lcl!. Anp- · . leo' ,IIIJ 1111911 Ill ·-~ ••d i San. Francltto'a Sam Jone• In llflh. iMMn;;illl!4;cjCI ..; . . . .111111 ... LAUitEt.. Md. UP1 - Nacaml• ... oiBrliolo'• ...t ..._ _ hu TlftlodnW. nom the WdlllnJio•, D. C. lllternotlonol ot ~AuNt 'lfo¥. 11 ~·"" et a Je1 ~.:.:..= . ., f Oel 11M: positive trocdoh ••• tho " • .'ioow..t.l iriPPi"i aodaul euSubutbu>ita New ~ • ....,. J i I A<!lf !be of - l'f--·~1 '- '' • •. I . ·..f ~ j··· - .. \' OIL CO. - . ' I • .•'i -~ ~-)·" F.l'ank Robin10n of To The Voters of .Eastern Local School District•For Your Support In Electing Me 'fq The 6oord of coveted award. The ranu Banka 1 who n!cenlly tianed for an estimated MS.OOO tor next ~e·aaon, bit .304, drove in 143 run1; eelltlottd itt hUt lncludb!.l 23 doubles, 1Jx triples and acored tJ timea. Banks ·of 'tfie Clrleago CulM. Outfielder THANKS RIIU~ID ~D !lllYARE . Pomerqy · tlall .. '•• ,.'~ • ··~ ;I ' ' I i,• I!1 ! • ' • < ' •• I ' ' de- &be Reda colletlted 52 points be- • ...,,. !! ·' i,l .BOSTON UPI-Three CinCin· aati Red. were am.onc the top vote-aetten in balloting tor the f:mle aoo w • :-•. · 1 National League's ml)4t valuable player award, won ~Y shortstop I I I 2). ---Pinson, Temple, Robinson Also Win MVP Points or furniture. ,,~ > Hysell 2, King 3, Jarvis 1 (Jewell of Syra- Money oo Signature only, ..,., ... ToUIIh WorkO;Ut <~'!'> liONTGOMERY, Ala. UPJ- ~ Dri\IIDJ·.fl,l_i squad !larder than State Ptol10ns Director J. M. McUt~l, tbe OSU coach said his Cullougb Wednesday announced ' But B.nb, who aet two . plajtn "pu~ed the dayllght.s, Alabama begin uainl!l German ln1. l',t(!Ordl wtiUt btl .team. lshed ,..ln a fifth place tie thi1 1ea• · 011t of •b other" In practice. shepberdt and Doberma!l pinsch aon, said he'd a:et aa much of a He uld be believed hit first · en to euard three pfiliOns at kick out, .of aeeina: the Cuba .Qlake !tfam W0\114 bt "ln ·much sounder nllht. "Aa far aa we know we the lint divition or )tJ}Unt dtYtlt:ll thaPe · for Indiana than . will be .tbe fint state prison sysgrade as htt 1ot -Ctom ~tbe award. .·wu tor Mlehtaan State," but tern in &he Ul'tited States to Ul!le lftlltdlt - - - .... •-"I just wl11l the · Cu·bl coUld tie a4ded tlte ~?~-~~~ln'!g~w~a•~l~ua~l'd~d~og~•c_::."_;M~e~C~u~ll'?'ou"!g~h~o~a~ld!:._.~~"':"'"':"'"':"'"':"'~·~~==·"':"'=r=-='=•~.,~~~;•;ro~'J~~ have made a llrat dlvblon finish. Th.al's one of .tlte· few i~inta ttu.t would Jive me. •• mlK!b·" plaaaure ae winning the MVP award ualn. NaturaUy, .every plllb'er wants to 11081<: IY '. l l. ' . Scl.pjo; . D.eru:m')l'e· 4, CUifl ~ '• jiyraeuse,playl. !livervi~w at Syraeuae a wHk frcm Saturday Dight. 1• 37 42 58 Syraeue · Scipio 3 3 1 12 Winf!brebller 33, Hardin 8, Baer 2. Je'iteD I. LI8Je 1, Fiabet 4, Knapp 111 of -~<11- This - iJ probab•y the I· •· bo)'J, Hayea aaid, why ••I . ..•• I Tbe HOoatm, wt1() will be out !lOl'eeOup t\t'u itrlll'gtlt losae&, were ,. -• r,, deaned hia bench U.rouabeot the 1ame, - usinl 14 <'Y Nov. 1. M~. Ucketl and petition a· 1M)' he IICU..N4 from Getald E. ~. Pam· eroy. won ,., loutbern. · •- cQ.' lb'racaut Voterll nnwt 'Ac te I ~d. la · The~ . • Saturd.ly's .IIJDe, Cal, 14-'7. I e,Punt ,:WIIi 3'7·3. Coac!h Junior Wolfe · · 'llon!mlUio&en . \ Cal halfbada; ,Steve -Bates . in lut field goaJs and a free throw t~ lead SyratUSf' Wednetday .ata:bt 1D the 9peDiDJ or ita campaign to , repeat aa County Grade School . oh&JilPiOnJ. ' Sclpto· llo'U held acoreleu in tbe· Al(' o,fflte.•Of Melp COIQily l>"l¥1 258 (6--0) 245 (1-fl) 210 (6-1 172 l-t~2) 118 (5-2> 111 (4-1) 102 (7.0) 74 70; 12; In Openiug Game ).m. for ll~ (f-2) 291 (&-0) Winebrenner Hot POWELL'S $it11rday, Nitv. 14. ks tci 9 p.m. Mc:.Ka:rer, ·• Southern cal suard, 111 accuted bY California . of!iciall of deliberatiO;g .inJuriiJo& 339 i at WJaeleaale :~~or 1llreiilGri. • Points t'&-0) t.mnar recb Tls.., 62; 13, Rill• dole, )(leb., u . Kelly Tires ~::.f~W.:'f.!lety 18 I. Milll. Sou:~ern 13 3. W~ qaelter T 2 4. Bowlina: Green 4 0. Middle Tenn. St. 3 8. Eut Texa• State '7. Mlami Ohio . . 1 8. Memphit St. . . ·2 l ..J:iutftle H. Y. . ·. 10. Weftem IUineU 11, Otup Univen.ity, Sat., Dec. 5, .. Ame••rn ELECTION T"'" Delaware ~. • 1 . i II �• • 'j ' • ;l h Settbq; On: Top PiaU In Small Colleges HayesBl~ For Elliott In McKeever Case NEW YORK UPI-Tbe Dela· ware BJue Hcnt., playiDJ for a CQCb wbo beiteve• football MQUid ...... fpq, toda¥ enapped lliNiui.Piti Southern's' two-year COLUMBUS UPI-Oblo 9t.ate in United Coacb Woody llayea, recallinc his Prell JlltHtaatiofial'l tmtll col- (111111 rw wit.b !ootla.ll officlall over ofl'Jcia.linl lut ;ear, Wed lege ntiOii. • . Co.ch DtYt Nellon'e Blue Hen• neJday nil)lt emPbatieaUy sup. moved from' to- tint fol· ported Calllorn~ .CO.ch Pete El·lowin1•an euy, 34-14 victory over liott in the Mike Mc'J{tever inel Rutc:er• of the major college dent on the Welt Coa5t. football di"illou. But the Blue .. I said a, y~ ago," Hayes reHens Qwe· a vote of &hal,)b to plied ·iJi .anwer to i .question ·at llempbil State, whkh gave tbem the Cobmiblu , Qui!W'IIiaclf Club a bic allliP by uptettln& Mluia- about tbe incident. "Tbat Jr the •ippi Soatbem lut Saturday foul play wasn't Mopped-, somenight, 21-6. Milaiuippi ' South~m one waa toilll to get hurt and allpped to seeond. · hurt NdiJ."· The Un1\ed Pre" International "A C!OM!h c•n't keep hi1 liH:Imti small colt.ge toe~tball t'-Una:s (lirst·place vote• and won-lolt re- Hlut when lte . seea a boy'11 face eora, ln parentheses) : ~a ten t;o 1 pufl;." ll'iP -on lint plade JeeOJJ" Don Weese. a senior, about 5,7, is another eager up from the re, serves wh9 will be seeing lots of service, as Js the sophomore, 6-1 Rodger PareoftS. All of these other reaerve players of last year will be candidates for the varsity ~quad, Dale Cole, Danny Cole, Allen Graham, Winn Rces, Jim Wickline and Gerald Hart. Other upperclass aspirants and tbis year'a Frotlh will com· plete the squad. ttACINE SCHEDUL!li Tues .. Dtc. 1. ttarrbDttvllle, horM Obio U. brushed up on its pass, iQ.8 ... it .-eek .u il prepared for a ct"UClal pme aa:abu;t .Mal'l!hall this S.turday. A victory would &,ive .Qb~ .U. a l'hance to knuck Bowlhi,C l";reen out of the unbeat· fn l'Ultl:a the klllowing week anri a tie ;for the Mid· Amer~an Confer· ence '1!ltle. ,....---::---cc 'oYALI ~~IIUIRI REED ClNmN_NAT,I •J1PI - The Ci n-dnnati Royall llave aCQuired llub Reedt (rom the St. Louis Hawks for a playir to be named Jat•r. AI· though bf: set ~OTing records at OklahOIII· City University , Reed has been beach warmtr with tbe Hawks Tue•., Dac. 8 at Harrisonville Fri., O.C. 11 at Rutland (Continued on Page Five) ·. Mlc!tey ~nner. playing ·ftlree quartets, dng up 33 pointa .oo SERVIa STA110N "'"""'"""lit iiltllt . - i>Millloe Banks, MendNrt •ncl Gunh I I Phil Dickon• sUll u1e1 the alnile a co-d, steady rain. wing, and why Indiana "i• 10 tough defensively, too." VALOI!~ MEITI .LONDON Next to defenalng the alna:le LONDON UPI - Ct~ban heavy· Win&, the Buekeyea' btea:eat tuk wel&ht Nino Valde• will . meet • 1rU1 be to overcoqte their elatlop ·Briin London In a to-round bout ,• SATURDAY, re.son, ikept lndoon during Wednesday's Hoosier Coach •PHetke Q JUoomington, tnd., by over theli _ , ,... cot..• ••Well· hfo'e Dee. J. 11an ·state lalt' Sifufdy!'- ~ \tiYe's ~-~----uld. 0001 GUARD PRIION.RS tH 1:00 LOANS '25 ..'1000 quarter and the halftime wm Han Combo at ~.-·~ ••• Spring·· 1917 " , .... . •··· , , win the M.YP· title and also to • play In th... Wo.rld leriet. I hope next year we cin do aomethlng about that." Barikl, elubbtd out 4ll ltome runs whJie ·eamiD,f -the ~Chicaao National L~r~a1ue entry thle •ea10n to beat out another power-hitting Infielder, Milwaukee Braves third baseman EGdle Mtt.Jtltwa, (or the TO THE MORE THAN ·16 MILLION PEOPLE WHO OWN CHEVROLETS fil.nd eight other players. · Teammates Vada Pinion and JOhnny TeJQple eollected ,11 and 8 poJnta. reapedively, while for. ' mer Red. Don Hoak, who went M PittaburJh in a deal durfnJ: t'be aeaaon, got , 4 point•. . .. • Education. :~RL- ~ Rio lleldlnl broke two N•l"'.''a! Ltaa:ue rteG4'tla. tbe flrlt fat i ahortstop w!th the tfweat , eri'otl over a MIIOD, 12, 111d the teeo'-'d ' H. DEAN To The .V~ri 'C)f, .-.'... .;, tor the hlthett 1bortatop tieli~J 11 pereenlll• In tb• hillory of 1 ·,~ leque .N(i. .;;1 1be t'rint rtee waan't a o'rle- · . ~•n attalr, but i\ w11n'& ·fit 1 , rrom u. · q"'la.o.u rouo~~ "etli poa}ble 118. He led Mathew~ ·' . 64 woln.ll aad 1n0re 11illj !•lij ·' > just tor- ' ·su'rlON ;.1:CWM5HfP polato9 ' illoton<td IIUwou_. " ! Alrol\ In lllll'd 'plo,., Lcl!. Anp- · . leo' ,IIIJ 1111911 Ill ·-~ ••d i San. Francltto'a Sam Jone• In llflh. iMMn;;illl!4;cjCI ..; . . . .111111 ... LAUitEt.. Md. UP1 - Nacaml• ... oiBrliolo'• ...t ..._ _ hu TlftlodnW. nom the WdlllnJio•, D. C. lllternotlonol ot ~AuNt 'lfo¥. 11 ~·"" et a Je1 ~.:.:..= . ., f Oel 11M: positive trocdoh ••• tho " • .'ioow..t.l iriPPi"i aodaul euSubutbu>ita New ~ • ....,. J i I A<!lf !be of - l'f--·~1 '- '' • •. I . ·..f ~ j··· - .. \' OIL CO. - . ' I • .•'i -~ ~-)·" F.l'ank Robin10n of To The Voters of .Eastern Local School District•For Your Support In Electing Me 'fq The 6oord of coveted award. The ranu Banka 1 who n!cenlly tianed for an estimated MS.OOO tor next ~e·aaon, bit .304, drove in 143 run1; eelltlottd itt hUt lncludb!.l 23 doubles, 1Jx triples and acored tJ timea. Banks ·of 'tfie Clrleago CulM. Outfielder THANKS RIIU~ID ~D !lllYARE . Pomerqy · tlall .. '•• ,.'~ • ··~ ;I ' ' I i,• I!1 ! • ' • < ' •• I ' ' de- &be Reda colletlted 52 points be- • ...,,. !! ·' i,l .BOSTON UPI-Three CinCin· aati Red. were am.onc the top vote-aetten in balloting tor the f:mle aoo w • :-•. · 1 National League's ml)4t valuable player award, won ~Y shortstop I I I 2). ---Pinson, Temple, Robinson Also Win MVP Points or furniture. ,,~ > Hysell 2, King 3, Jarvis 1 (Jewell of Syra- Money oo Signature only, ..,., ... ToUIIh WorkO;Ut <~'!'> liONTGOMERY, Ala. UPJ- ~ Dri\IIDJ·.fl,l_i squad !larder than State Ptol10ns Director J. M. McUt~l, tbe OSU coach said his Cullougb Wednesday announced ' But B.nb, who aet two . plajtn "pu~ed the dayllght.s, Alabama begin uainl!l German ln1. l',t(!Ordl wtiUt btl .team. lshed ,..ln a fifth place tie thi1 1ea• · 011t of •b other" In practice. shepberdt and Doberma!l pinsch aon, said he'd a:et aa much of a He uld be believed hit first · en to euard three pfiliOns at kick out, .of aeeina: the Cuba .Qlake !tfam W0\114 bt "ln ·much sounder nllht. "Aa far aa we know we the lint divition or )tJ}Unt dtYtlt:ll thaPe · for Indiana than . will be .tbe fint state prison sysgrade as htt 1ot -Ctom ~tbe award. .·wu tor Mlehtaan State," but tern in &he Ul'tited States to Ul!le lftlltdlt - - - .... •-"I just wl11l the · Cu·bl coUld tie a4ded tlte ~?~-~~~ln'!g~w~a•~l~ua~l'd~d~og~•c_::."_;M~e~C~u~ll'?'ou"!g~h~o~a~ld!:._.~~"':"'"':"'"':"'"':"'~·~~==·"':"'=r=-='=•~.,~~~;•;ro~'J~~ have made a llrat dlvblon finish. Th.al's one of .tlte· few i~inta ttu.t would Jive me. •• mlK!b·" plaaaure ae winning the MVP award ualn. NaturaUy, .every plllb'er wants to 11081<: IY '. l l. ' . Scl.pjo; . D.eru:m')l'e· 4, CUifl ~ '• jiyraeuse,playl. !livervi~w at Syraeuae a wHk frcm Saturday Dight. 1• 37 42 58 Syraeue · Scipio 3 3 1 12 Winf!brebller 33, Hardin 8, Baer 2. Je'iteD I. LI8Je 1, Fiabet 4, Knapp 111 of -~<11- This - iJ probab•y the I· •· bo)'J, Hayea aaid, why ••I . ..•• I Tbe HOoatm, wt1() will be out !lOl'eeOup t\t'u itrlll'gtlt losae&, were ,. -• r,, deaned hia bench U.rouabeot the 1ame, - usinl 14 <'Y Nov. 1. M~. Ucketl and petition a· 1M)' he IICU..N4 from Getald E. ~. Pam· eroy. won ,., loutbern. · •- cQ.' lb'racaut Voterll nnwt 'Ac te I ~d. la · The~ . • Saturd.ly's .IIJDe, Cal, 14-'7. I e,Punt ,:WIIi 3'7·3. Coac!h Junior Wolfe · · 'llon!mlUio&en . \ Cal halfbada; ,Steve -Bates . in lut field goaJs and a free throw t~ lead SyratUSf' Wednetday .ata:bt 1D the 9peDiDJ or ita campaign to , repeat aa County Grade School . oh&JilPiOnJ. ' Sclpto· llo'U held acoreleu in tbe· Al(' o,fflte.•Of Melp COIQily l>"l¥1 258 (6--0) 245 (1-fl) 210 (6-1 172 l-t~2) 118 (5-2> 111 (4-1) 102 (7.0) 74 70; 12; In Openiug Game ).m. for ll~ (f-2) 291 (&-0) Winebrenner Hot POWELL'S $it11rday, Nitv. 14. ks tci 9 p.m. Mc:.Ka:rer, ·• Southern cal suard, 111 accuted bY California . of!iciall of deliberatiO;g .inJuriiJo& 339 i at WJaeleaale :~~or 1llreiilGri. • Points t'&-0) t.mnar recb Tls.., 62; 13, Rill• dole, )(leb., u . Kelly Tires ~::.f~W.:'f.!lety 18 I. Milll. Sou:~ern 13 3. W~ qaelter T 2 4. Bowlina: Green 4 0. Middle Tenn. St. 3 8. Eut Texa• State '7. Mlami Ohio . . 1 8. Memphit St. . . ·2 l ..J:iutftle H. Y. . ·. 10. Weftem IUineU 11, Otup Univen.ity, Sat., Dec. 5, .. Ame••rn ELECTION T"'" Delaware ~. • 1 . i II �• • · &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1959 WANT ADS J PHONE 398 R/.TES ' I oeatl per wonl, one l.nsertion. ldinlmum charg,. - 60 ce.ou. oJ c:t1111t1. per word for three consecuUve l.n&ertlow. Speeia.l - ooe month for 30 ct>nts per word. r.uu nte of 3 oenu. ~r wtJrd will be ch..lrgo.'Jd for advertinns II DOt paid within 10 ftays ~fl.er receiving bill. Fzrar-s in Advert.L..ing - Should bt reported Jn11nediately. 't'i. &IIU,. Sentinel will DOt be f'Ctipon.sible fur more th.m one incorrect in&ertioo.. • Card of Tb.anb and Speci&l NoticeJ. of Even~ $LOll Obituariea publ.iJbed at 1 cellt. p.er word. WORDS I DAY 3 DA.YS 6 DAYI 1 )fl) 1& 00. 90c ~1.3!1 $4 .50 I :rtAJ 60e $120 2to 7:iot $1.5( $1.80 $2.l6 ~~-~---~ Hard top . Less than 16,000 actual mLics. LJynafltJW drive. Blaettn<~r's, l'mm·ruy. 10 3\J 6tc $1,896. j _ f~wne upt11<1irs 641~ . S60U.OO down payment and owner will carry financing on .,_ ' Pomeroy, Oblo SALE Our next sale will be held Satc-0NSIONMENT PONTIAC \18 4 DOOH $1.595. urday . Nov . 7, 1959. at ll A. M at Hard lOP Star Ch1cf sedan. All the aucuon grounds I m1lc we~t f p t f ld leather Sl'al. PuWl'r ~l·t:"ring and a r 0 ~ er If' brakc.s. Extra clt'.ln. lllac\Lnar"s, .• o o ,1 <~n_ d 76 and follow the JO 30 6tc ~>Lgns. \\oe Will have a vanous Pumeru)' . amolJnl of m11chinery and hou se19:)3 PLYMOVTH $795 holt.l goods. Lu11Ch w 1ti be served. 6 cyhndcr :sedan. New fm L~h. GODDARD SALES ·B iuttnar, ]'omcroy lO 30 file Huold Goddard, Auctloneer 1950 PONTlAC FOR $195.00. SEE 11 ·4·3tc Th~ore WU!ford, Long Botlom, OhlO. 10 22 12tp fo'Oil SALE- ALL ELECTRIC stainless steel restaurant equip· 1957 ~~ono CUSTOM . PHONE m 1 ~nt. Lunch Counter, Stools 84lO.J or soo Andy GrtJvcr, Coolera. Restaurant complet~ Pomeroy Route 2. ~ ll ·3·5_Le antl ready to operate. Good 1• b ld " AB 1951 CHEVROL~T. TWO UOOil, eal!le on Ul mg. C Clean he•ter, standilrd llhttl $175., en, Ma:son, W. Va. ll-4·6lp l'bone 836-Y. Excellent cundl-----1""11 "'AMWORTH I'IG S l l-4-3tp :!"~" 1-1 "fP ·a t'oh. :reu:dy. to go. Nov. 12. Emory SOKGHLIM. orus GAUL, SUr.ol · Po~,u;. Hacine, 0. Phone Port· ncr, Ohio. PhOne Yuku.n 5·2403. hm ' 275· 11 ·5·3ll' Please brlug: cont.amera. ELECTP.O LUX VAC.:UUM CLEA~cr. Throw away h<ags. Will Sl' ll 11 -~3·-~·c:·-:::":=--::=::--. for balanell due S41.50. Pay 1954 Mt.ncuiw .-ouu ooon mcJLts $6 00 per monlJ"i J'hun c ~ctl<~ ll. $:>UU.U0. Ciill Yukon 5·3152. 11·5-fitp 343· 11 ·5-fltc GMCI tlkn - UMU. Cell H~POS.:ii'~SSEIJ .SINlJEH ZIG ZAG AU ~ku eiMI Modell 11ewmg mach me. Like new. Uti WTJtOPOLITAN g111a lly cost over $300.00. l'uy AQte 1•1•• ol'l bahmc{! ol $143.00. l'ay(llcnlls $1:1.00 por month . Phone ~Ole 343. 11 Mile I Jplll 11 l'i !i!p --FOUR IW0:\1 IIOLJ S ~ EAST MAJN St. Call _219. ll-5·31c 117 J Help Wanted VILLA~E of MIDDLEP.ORT, OHIO AUTHdRIZ:ING THE PURCHASE OF A LEAF AND LITTER· GATHERING MACHINE, ON AN INSTALLMENT CONTRACT BE IT oRDAINED BY THE VIL· HOUS"' LAliE 0.1!' MlDDLEPORT, :i.dE!I.J·S "' LOUNTY, bHIO: keeper. Live in. Call Cvolville SECTION 1: 1567. ll-4-3tc The Village of Middleport, Ohio, ROUTE MEN WITH EXPERI· havmg advertised for b1d11 on a ence . We fumish truck. Must machine designed for, and capahuve rcsponslbihly. Call in o1e 01", picking up leaves and other person. Guull commission. ABC lllltr from paved streelll, and capCleaners, Mason, w. va. able of picking up debris rrom 11 -3-5tp. ratch basim; and , --The J . & H. Equipment Company ( /81 E.mploymenr havi1rg submitted a proposal on 5uch. a machmc, it 111 determined that the Village of Middleport 1---!:ih<~U purch.ase the following equipllOUSl':woRK DAY (II~ HOUR. mcnt from the said J. & H. EquipVera Jla}·man, M~son, W. va ment Compan1 : I' hone SP. 35 365. 10-2Hitp One (1) - Motoriled Scaven,.er I l Wanted - - - - - = : : - - - - - - - -· • JOH AS SERVJ CJo~ STATION AT t€nd<~nl or dmng farm work Charles KLscr, Jtacme, Rl. 2 11 2 :itc - . Mason Co. 4-H News Dally Sentitu!l, Pomei'O)'·IIIjldleport, 0., N~y.iiJ, ~7 ' St•t• Wool Revue Janet Esh.enaUr, Ti'p Top Toppers 4-H Club, tet~resented M-ason County in tile State Wool Revne Tuesday at Jackson's Mill. She modeled a powder blue wool sheath dress which she made for her Wool Outfit sewing projffi:. The blouse--on waisUine is acct>nted wlth a center belt, of matching fabric. Hr.r accessories included black shoes and handbag and whlte feather hat and gloves. Duritlg her six yean of club work, Janet has completed nine projects and has attendetf· four ~ounty ond one s~<tl.e campos. She IS a 4-H pin wearer · The State Wool r evue js spon- · sored by the West Virginia Wool Growers' Association and was directed by Miss Ruth. Enoeb, extension clothing l!pedalist 11t West Virginia University. ' ~K L•dtr•' ~11111 The Mason Count"y 4-H 'leaders and adult council members wiU meet at 8 p. m. November 12 at the AppaJachian Power Co., auditorium. Election of officers will be conducted. The program will include a prlilsentation of the 1960 4-lJ Club Health theme-"Body in LineFeature F ine." m<~nufactured by tile Good Roads P•oloct Social E'lentS Stiversville 1 ••• 1 Sterrett rz ('>lao Manne :~upiJIIt;> ANDMOToRi thrte dear Jl)asllc ~turm wlndow• uuD BOATS 81c. 4 wln<lowa for Blk. nowl"y $25.00 and UJ, while they I••*· amt R~edo Middleport. Metro110iltan Mlrlnt S..IH 1MI 10 29 6LC iervln, Pomel'flr. Phonw 16-M. :IJ.J.tfc fULLY AUTOMATIC GAS Clk· CULATING hllutcr, 43,1100 BTU , I ~For l'hone 2282 Lllt»rt Jo"alls or &ec John Fi1her, Jr. 11 2 3tc I'WO UWEI.LINGS, 7 ANV j ROOMS. Al8o 5 roOm apartment. fEN hOOM HOU!i~ Wl1'11 1'WO CloH in town. Phone 310.ll bathrooma at ft06 East Maln l'omeroy. A. N. Benael. Street, Pomeroy, Ohlo. Hm18tl Q 16 tfc IIIL.&It bt torn down or removed wHhln thirty diYI. Phone Bel· nard FUlb, Pomeroy 400. VVon!ed To ijuv 11 .t1 6tc 1 Sale or Rent ------ ( 1II = --=-:.=·CI,F.A N LUMl' GOOD CaU Rutland, 2-4932. Hope. * TWu COAl•. Orville 11·3·ll0tc FURNn'lJRE !"OR SALB Yulron ObJo. CA LL at Lon.:: Bottom, 1 t -3-Jtp s-J:ns -------STOVE EXTRA GOOD . s1·on~, l'hune t 141 noons 6' 8" lbt·JI~t: 3~1. r ·?r Kent - x 2' B" ll · ~3lp VIIIT B-A BIAUTY SMO~ CORNING HIRI$ MURPHY NEW YORK Ul't'-t:orning Glwu Worka Wednesday antlOUnced that outgoing Undersecretary of Robert D. Murph.)l has acBusiness Services Stato cepted the prettldemy of its subGlass Works BARNES·SIMPSON INSURANCE sldlar}', Corning lulcrnutiona~. Agents, Middleport. Fire, Auto•Mbile, Bonds. Phone 6115. · Hair shaping, permanent waving •nd atyllt~g , Call 2311, Racinl!l. . IQ-27·3Dtt (201 CQIIfPLETE INSURANCE PRO. teetlon . Life, Auto, f'Jre, Polio. CiU Don Mlll1, Mt.:!dltport, OhiO. . ( 20bl tnsuranct DON S1'1VEIIS --- N&W- ON& OJ~ TWO ROOMSfor office lp&ee over Dutton 1s Drug Store Phone 6U09. 10.28-12tc ;!in. ~ -~': : ().3: : - -Jotl;: :te: ;.~==--;::.::-:-=:: . ..U • t , •rJ . ' .1- 11....t. ... . . ' c;l)l, · "11... 12-l.Nio f:4G HW1Ue;y BrtDitl., Report 1:00 WL>tftyb~ 1:;10 8 8:00 81NHr.. • • • • · Oo»lfe · Rete••Mutenon J.t:OO )lle~, lh.-.,10-. "'Ill Tilt llf~,J'itet 11:11 'i.:oo ralh·a•s .....,WitH wtth ... . lrothorMotl .o f Ralltood ...., OJ' ..-,, '" theJr ....... w... ...._...ond w... ..,.., n...,.. ... -...if'for 1:30 Comedt Time 10:00 DoU8i'l Be Ml 10:110 TroU,ure Hunt )1 ;00 I Pri.. !J lll(ht U:30 ~n~tion !lila. '1'1< TH poqh flWf It ()Oul<! Bo You 1:00 Mid Da)l Newa I :1IS liQ'Iietimt _.8:00 l"ouoe Dr. .Malone 8:30 Fr'om Th~se Roota SYRACUSE, N. st&D 'io a· ¥W lbow - f.loNTaEA'- UP,_,.I.. r.-.w O.ool ther Frlt:r; P.-loll w" h-.M to. Uy while priMnen In W•ncb· worth Prison cr!H "'mur.dw"" •nd atudentJ in th• ttrHt .utlid• dMnted "th.U 1h11t. not kill... '- m•IJWrs '""'"' ' ~.ed •lrllntr ww• klllacl We..,..y ~ltlot lho ..,_ .....,, flro 1.nd crashed · lhortlr IIMr ~ School Board (Continued F1om P•1• Oat) in 80 far as it Provides an extension of the wei· fare of all people, We believe that spiritual experience has a fundamental and worthwhile value in everyone'li life, and we further believe that a belief in God is vJtaH)' import· ant to e'lr·eryone. However, we do not beli.eve that a teacher should teach any religion, doctrine, or dogma, but he should teach beUels roncerning religion, and teach moral and spiritual valuea. Tile home and church must be responsible for a child's training in doctrine and in a chosen religion. We reel tllat the schonl should give the youth. a whole some &tmosphere w~ere he can experience the inherent values of honor, h(mesty and brotherly love. Cozart and sons, 8everly . Mr. and Mr~. Harold Brewer and children, Long Bottom, were recent guests of h.u parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. Mrs. Maxine Durst spent tile weekend with her sister and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and children, Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Law· renee .md children, Portland, called on Eber Carpenter and family Friday evening. Mrs. Al'Jlna Gluesencamp, son Larry and Sally ward caUed on Mr. and Mrll. Charle8 Cochran of WeUs R~n Sunday, .Mr. .and "Mrs. Wayne Ward and daughter, Spiller. were recent auests of hls father, Ed Ward and · Gene. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Fitcb and c::hlld:en, Dewitta Run we..., recent guests of h.er parents, Mr. and Ml'l. Charles Van :Meter. Mrs. Fannie Durst called on her mother Mr.. L1ura Wells and Mr1. lllah Rouah, Portland. Ben Allen 1called on Mr. and M.n. J•cob VaoMeter. Judy Court visited Erma Pat· recently. to tbank lhe &btlltl fot bebtLting so well eveniDJ. MaYDe we'll have a sane comm\;lnlt)> yet I I ! ~·- ..... lpent a few days wllh Mr. and !.Irs. Guy Bose and Mrs. Martha Rose. Mary Jean Bing of Chester spent WednesdQ night with a friend, I M • H . .II Sh I r rs. .... · tY aron Ho te:. Mr . an d Mrs. W"ll'" Mr. an d Mrs. WesIey McKeJWe, · I ..m Fento n of Columbus spent Friday with Mr. Who has been vlslting their daughand idra. Arvil Holter and Ernes! ter and son·in-law, Mr. and !drs, Holter. It was Ernest Holter'• birth Milton Clrcle, returned to their day. , I home in Salem, Oh.io. Mr. and Mrs. :rtaiph Ballard and Starling Orr of Columbus called a:on, Melvin, and Doris White spent on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr Saturday, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ·Orr, Park· Denver Hill and family of Foster, enbur&::, apent Saturday night with W.Va. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr and Sun· Miss Myrtle Rose of Columbus day wltb :dr. and Mrs. Arthur and life through his own efforts and Mr!. Min'nie Orr. foresight. Mrs.. Myrna RaQdall of Portland spent the weekend wlth Mr. and We believe that the achool Mr p 1 o s. au rr. ahould help each indiYidual to u- and Mrs Frank Smith and ,..u · achieve per&<lnal health and beat- "•mlly Portland· ·R D sp·ent Sun • the,·r 'daugb'·r · ·• ·nd son · thful livmg lo achieve and main· ';day w"" lu• "' a tain a senae of security, to de- Itt-law·• ·•r d M o · S "lb'" · an rs. rts m1 velop and maintain a sense of and fam~y. - , acb1evement, and tu develop widM- Mart•- nos v;·s,·led he .... ,.. '"'' c. r er and deeper interests and ap- daughter, Mr. arid Mri. Dean De· predations. ri.eh in Columbus. We believe that Ule curriculum Mrs. Edith .MeEUresl:t of Ashley should 'be considered as including spent the weekend. with tbe .A:t· aU the experience& whieh pupil&. tpur orr family. , have while undi';J' , -f.~;d~ll.od of "Mr. and Urs. Htqmtl of. Columtne schooL This means bo1h clasa bUJJ called 011 the Charles Spencer room and extra clasaroom aetivi- family, ties. Since irowth. and develop· :.1r. and Mrs. Art~ur Orr spent ment Imply ch.anges, it would i few days witb Mr. and Mrs. Ed appear tbat the curriculum ..:an N'eWDJ.a.n at Galion •., l'helr grand· ne..,er be (inally seL Adaptation daughtera, Cindy anct'Kathy Newand mod~rnizatlon will always be min rflturned with them. neeee~ary in any modern sebooi Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer and system. '1"h.e experiences provid· Jake Hawk, Mt. Herman, called on ed for ~hildren in both home and :\fr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and school should .be meaningful, and Mrs. Etta Spencer Sunday. there &b.ould be ample opp~rtunM:r. and Mrs. Edgeland Mr. and 1ty for active parUcipation. No Mrs. B:Uly Orr and sons. spent child should be perml.tted to re· Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinl mam a spectator for an indefinite Orr. . period u1 time. . Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey spent We believe that the central Sundet aft~rnoon with Mr. and point of the educational process· Mrs. Reed Eynon of Morning Star. must be sofDe act of learning. Pu· Mr. and Mrs Emile Matlack ot pil-s learn best when they are Parkersburg 1pent Sunday with her n.appy and lntereated, The clasa Jriother, Mrs Myrtle Fro.,; room environment i1 aD tmpor\ant .. factor in the learniq lituation. We believe that U\e people, tile board of educ1tion, the adminlatrataon, and the teaching atlff ahould do everything ponibl,e to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham provide opportunitiea tor eaeb moved to VIne Street. pupil to grow to bl.s full physical, Mr. ant Mrs. Jack Sharpnack lntellectull, moral and 1 apirUual IDd children of Columbua (.!ame atature. to help hit parenb move into Wt feel that our educational tbeir recently purthased home. pro&nm mud be a pre&rellive Mr. ,Mid Mrs. Robert Jobnaon and contlnuln& /Ian to meet tbe and fbR b,a'le moved from Pomecban~na worl c<~Adltlonl, to roy . "Into tbe, ~ Johnson resl· meet the needs of _pupUs c• "their dence. • abillUea and intereat ehiDJt, to Mn. Laura McKenzie spent make 111e of new tetbniq,uea and Tueld" at Jt•n•U~• wltb her son iitd family. methoda. Golden Rule Class Meeting Held Tuesday '*""· ( IALBOA, CarMI Zone UPIPII'Je,.. h11 Nitct.d tN U. S. / protest . . .ln•t •ntl~rlc.rrn ~ dtmoilstrJtlons Iff ,.,..,.,..r.n n•tlon.llsb 1n~ ~.._., ,;Ith • protm of Its own aealnst AIMi-1· BERLIN UPI-Tha E••t 8wlln Clft •uiMrltln eml ttcurity tc.rc· Comrnunltb bow.4 toct.v to 1 •• In .... c..... Zane. firm Alfttcl stand lhll announce-d OSLO, Hanoi.. UPI..o.f'hlllp_ th.,. would bot tiy to fl1 lhelr tt,.,.,.ln WHt ...rUn Friday to Noei•Baktr, 1 British bbor 'P.irfl .ciletw.t. tM •-'.,.,....., of -ll:ua- mtmMr ., P•rlltmtnt Who he• w•s BolshtvJk ..-.volutlon. etfiiiNIItnM vl...,roudy ,.,.1 1I'IMI!I"e thon :10 ol bope to tiM! mii1JQDI of b,tndteaPPN pei'IIIDI who .-Q" bend.t ,_. tbe Natloall rouodauon•a reteU'da. Patlellt17 fttched aDd JIUided bJ her aut. whM Brown w.... • ._,.nt at SrnCu• Unlver.lty. CHICAGo lui (lop, loll) lo bolt- (fllbl) nlrora a IJIDbol fnm,.. .u.l.._ ........ loollooll .,.,. for d•m•'" wtt.red J" • ....... •cddtftt in IN& ~OIIDON UPI-Copj<lllor Show !r. ~PI-All ~· tor~ I• '"klnJ J2J)OO Bat P:30 Sla~lo t:OO .Q.aebe:lor l"'ather ., ,1111 For4 Show 111:00 Yqu llet y.., Ufe ;ut Tll~e A. Good J.ook UPI-Tho nation's ,..~ \'JO..., .,.. ,prig .,..,; th,_• ''.floiMI ' RACINE Bashan S,ocr'ety Events Reported Racine Social Events Mrs. Herman €anon of Belpre were the of Mr. ancl Mrs. On Your Radio Dial A. C. FOR THI HEWS Of The OIPo VaDey 8 A.M. · 1 :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. ·a z55 P .12 Noon 5 P.M. ·RCJdio · .r• Stati·on ' ·.' ' ,,<\·'1, ' WJE·H 1000 Watts ' 990 Kt ' Mra. Walter Kennedy Jr., entertained the Golden Rule Clua Of the PomeroY Chm·eh of Christ TueJ.da)' evenlng at her bome on Mulberry Avenue. · Devotions liken fro~ John 17 by Mre. Charle1 Eskew 1nd prlyl!r by Mra. Harold SmJU. OPIIfled the mcetine. Membel'l re1pooded to roll call with a lhouaht pertainina. to Th•nlis,civlnJ. . Durina t.be bu.Jnttaa teMton wllh ,MrL Sml~ ptelldlnl, platti were matte ror· the CbtlttmiS 'dlh· · ner to ~ -l;le held at lbe. .::.•lbrUn Hea:t.a~J.rant HEA.'i'JNO e"""IUon. l'hone 934·J. l1-4·3tc 1\.P.oUt'l'MEI'(l'l - Furm1bed and ~ .. u~~~thllhed . Mdh.r'en. ~ICidlto .,._ ~. ROON HOUSE LOCATED port l't:tonP M44- ~ ~' tt ~~ 00 LaUrel Street, with bath, A,.r.ttntntJ, hople'1 Ttrnc• 11\d t 21 J Keu'l t:sro.e - -~ - ____,_Rln£:e and Circulating V•l• lt., eff lutlern"' Aw., FOR SALf! : SEVI:\N ROOM Modera • h , For informatLun call Pem•Nrf· Pho-.., 32..Y llome with gar~c. Out of hiah t 111- : 1 11·4-3tc 11 2 30tp Wtter, Splendid neighborhood. •:QLVDjATOR FOODARAMA !'OUR ROOM APARTII~NT WITH On "MulbeiTJ Ave., Phone 316-J. 10 24 30tp like ae.t' t35(), Loltlo Perkins; ncnv DuU\-Jn kltch(ln. Prlvato ~ Letlrt ral.k, Oblo. ll-4-3tc entr,nce. Phone Racine 2261. :-:-=-:--· --· FOR SALE ALL MO,.lERN FMC room coltait>. Brawra,.u AvenUCI 's.\l:;ill - o)JLBCI'RIC STOVE. Mlddle["lort. Gaa flat~ furaaee. rl'.l!ob; 'lloitlr: m•ll.reu, baby FA!lN AND IIOUSE IN MASON ~ · Wbeft eablra~t. 2 City. The olll Me~U• properlY 1 ~ bath a, full bast' ' ent, tWo Clr llrl&t, ~00 . fbUf\1 . IHitllln.;!J:f~e , US, 1 Contact Deov1er . Artb, Malon .,. l:tO \Vea.tbel'l"nt (S:IO Ne-.vs Picture To us tlle in4iv'tdu.al pertOn· ality is of basic lmportance. We feel that each individual is cap· able <ef th.inkin2, reasonUla and creating and has ability to acquire a capacity for morat judgments and possesses a sense of moral responsibility; thus, witb thi& beHe!, every one should h.ave the right to achieve and deal with 1 Jc SALE. KJ!:UULAR PRI<.:E t"UR 4:30 Split Peno.nalitr IJ:OO Steamboat Bill 1:30 8(11. PreJ:JJO rwt J. ~cruua Show 10n11~ freedO'l'd for oL -.r-,o- tiuU-c;- f:OO HoU!O On lll.llh Strot\ Jlrl toe- tbllHO New liar* alp--., wb1ch pareti,Jir.ucUin.I_..,.T.PJruo,.Mu7Beth Ananee1 the N1tlo!lll rcnmc!l:doD'• Wll' CIO polio. r1del • babb7 bone (boHoal. lett) aod aoes for arthr1tll m4 birth defectl. IIUJ BetiLt wu bmD a ~ rtde. At ~.a ltrtkea I pcrse tor with an ope JPIDe. Her tnlcaldar taa bnUo- u.Uonal faDd-nfiiDI CtLP!l11J&0. CCn&nll P!UJJ S...,• I Qanul3- Tharsdq POS1Q CHilD II A SY- Of H0n-IW7 Boa> f'yron, 2'AI, who cu neither walk DOC' ltmd. II 1uu. 1 bapPJ ch1ld 1D J'1onDct. AJa.. delp1te ber hllodleap. Sbt bu bee:D eboiiD utkmal poater I ·Late N~s Froia The Wire TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV C.hannel 3 Comptotlon Seventy three per cent of the members enrolled in 4·H Club work this past year completed at least one proje-cl In all 296 boys and girls fini9h.ed 360 projects. The number of projeett ~ompleted by each club are: ·American Leadero 21, Buoy Bee_ 2G, Busy Krebs 9, Chiton CLimbers 11, Good Luck Clover 43, Grabam Riverside 7_ Happy-G a-L _ uckies 14, Happy Hustlers 17, Hili Billie 22, Hop To It 26. Leon Luekles 34, Lucky Star lO, Mountain Climbera 8, Old Town Mountaineers 12, Pioneers 13. Tip Top topper! 18, Traiihlal ers 23, Union Clodhoppers 3; Ver non Star Dusters 17 and Willing Workera 28. Machinery Company of Minerva, Ohio; this said Scavenger being a self-contained unit consisting of 12 cubic yard hopper with. hydrauli· (20) BusinP.SS Services cally operated dumping device, 6 __ . cylmder industrial engine, 12 Am CUNDlTIONlNG, HEFKiGEH· blade rotor and blower assembly, 3 uon service. J;,rck's RefrJgera- dust trap, catch-basin attachment lion, New HavL~n. J'hollf• TU- 1ncluding standard hoae and one 2:!6371 6_23 .tf e_xlra end o~_.Lmetal h()Se), hydrau· - - - - lie door -o~ne"t\.. one (1) red flallh · I::LELANOS I er hght to come ~n when unit moR..ll• & TV kepalr S.JYIIII lor is US(!d and ill the above Phone 200 mounted on truck chassis furnish Pomeroy, Ohta. ed by the vil\a.l{c. Said trllck cllas- ~--":"'"~::------------sis is to have at least 112 inches ClH:iTOM BUILl" KIT~, HEN DE· space from cab to center of axle signed fur you r htJm~ free es- (rear ). ' twutes. Vorcman aud Abbott, In addilion to the above equip· l'huue fi''Ui·Y. 8·6-tf mcnt, liard J . & H. Equipment Cooil:ie Smith, Taddy Durst and ---Company shall t"urnlsh a compc- Leanna Brewer spent FridaY eveAUC:TIQN[IiR tent pcnmn lo leach and famihar- ning with Mildred and Joyce Cir· ~pi••• ••rvlce 1zc an oprrator for the Villase of de helping to celebrate Joyce's Cr IJt Brtdlord "d .n l <II epurt .m th c usc of the fore- birthday. W'tlte, Phone 4>• Contact going eqt' ipmcnt. • ' Mr. 1:1nd Mrs. Charles Suneral of A, ~ Bradford, k.dne, Ohle ln add:tion, the aaid J. & H. Columbus were weekend guests of , :J.tl.tf l..:IJUipmcnt Cnmpany shall install her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar lhc Un it \IPO II a truck to be Cur- Brewer and Leanna. The SunI drint Your Shflea And At nish<'d by the Villuge. erals have purch.ased 11 new home RA.CINE SHOt RE.PAtP SHOP SEl"'I'ION II :n Reynoldsbur,g. l0-6-aOtp I The Vil!n~ of Middleport shp\1 Eber and Iva Carpenter called =~'--- ....;..~ii:a:.. ~~.~ • • _ ____ _ ___ • .......-..J pay rur laid ·equipment the sum Of on Mr. and Mn. S. W. Dutst t0Y5 1ft PRJCE ...._.., .L..:...~~o~ '.IIG • .--.;-- -~--- ~ TI!:LEVISIUN, HAUIO & SMAr:-o Ei"ht TlltJthUtul, J•;i<>IIL llundrt!d 1'ue.•d•y. '" "" SAL!!: 1"0 .!iTAitT fHUl.t\Y NOV. NI!A.. m .... ZAG SEWJN(, MA ~L ,.., ., .. la urltll llupply i cx h~ustcd. clune. Makes Uuluu Jwlcs, 1-ww.s appli.rncc repalr. ('hone OU8 Sik ly q;fS,di.W UOt IJollllrli, as fol- Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Jr. 11 on buttons "nd 11 , ny ,. d .McCimtock, nanne, Uh10. lows: Two thousa nd Nme Hundred and c"hilclren were re~nt guests 11 Will mclude .lOeul Dol111 ' Hcmco .. Jllt:Y , c· .SlJ,;I\11 ~· • Jd , f , . 4-4-30tc , Ftfl)'~ -three and 34 / 100 ($2,953.34) of her parents, Mr. and~-- Mrs. Pete Kumpcr Uuutn, Uul.rley ~1.111 lllld ~~: ij 1 (m I' 0 1 new ur 0\cl .,.........-------·-- - - - - Dullars llpon delivery uf the equip- - - --------.t!OIIiLCr 1el1 !.rucks 1111d · curl!'. 'f'.; J. . ' 1y 0 f balance $1 3 l 011 BOB'S TREE SERVICE. 6848. )h.ny llcm;, J1.emumb~r t•e or wuo mouth. Phone J43. m~nt . The balance. ()f said pur11 _3251 p. 11-lHHc ~ htsc price 1111101.1ntinu to l<'Jve .;taLe. Op~n unlll 7 .30 p. m. l"h •)U.~a nd, Nine llundrcd Six und c• t N 'I 1 d 1 t -------YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEAtER ,.I e UVl·1 tY .., IU}l 11 IJ epor · ;:: Sl\-1 ALL LA~ S LUV £S. I' HJCI~ "' • UU, l UU ($5,906.66> Doll "rS, will ..,... TV AND 4PPLIA~CES " ju '7 1• --··_· ~c o:,ulr U:.l7 b..:ccll ~-· Middh.:p<~ll. COAL, OIL. & GAS FURNAIC.ES tlf'al' lnlcre.'lt at Hve (IV:!) pcrccni SU'i ':, t:LUIHI I\{i . A~SOll"J"tiJ Lo.1ll U:JIO! Y. II 5 31t ARNOLD'S j)el" unuum. payable annually until Phone 836-Y Sync:u••· ()hlo paid, 11nd shall Lc paid as follows: 1uic8, u . u. l'llom: 344.:, J\.t~lllli. JU 2.D 6lc Clll!;CK 'J'HE:St; VALUI:.~ : 24 CU. l' wo ThuusunLI, Nine Huudrcd rif---JL. uccp ircew, holds lhlil Jbs. or - - -- - - - ~ ty three and 3:.td00 {$2,953.33) I!Uit ~ALl'.. . 40 IN L.-1 BLACK Jvod , ::.pocJIII ~IWU 17 eu. ' Om~ Yt'llr from the date of this 4tud puny, W11l roell roaHollullle. 11. retnecratiJr, Jrl.!l'Zer com· ·• Ordmo.nc•~. lllld Two Thousund, .1-'hOLhl Jorin t: hllllt'.}", Uor.clLLIJ 3%U bmat10u. Allllillll. ~UIHIO. Buk:cr Nine llundr<"d Fifty-three and 11 2 3Lc ' lo"urmlurc, M.Lddlopon, Ohio, :131 100 \$2,953.33) Dollars TWO __-c-'.._ !0-0L).tc 'r:'cHr.:i fro1r. the date of lhis Ordin· G. E. 7 l:U. i'"l' HU•'IHGEHA't'Oit ancc. and Kenmore automatic wasluJr. Ni'~W 11100 I'A"I1'l':HNS J>LA.STIC ' ~t:LT ION fll l'houc JOJ ·X. ll 2 :uc wuulow b l H1d11 ami ~hadt.·~. Venc · "1 he i\layur and the Clerk of the MON'I'U -, . L111n bJIIIdfl, 11ll kmdM and color11 Villnge of MJ(Jdleport are hereb~ 1 11 17 BJt~l.) lntb Setter fur guu11 bca· i''IIJcr ~;tu.u aw mng11, Ll.;y and 8efo .. e 9:30 f\.M a uUwrL~cd lo cuter iulo an install· Ric. t: 011 ,act I.J~o~na Wmebrcnncr, I Night 1111111 tl P~lf!.'l all kmd B, Middleport 883l ·J mt.'lll sales contrud with the J. II .. !i~r~_ cu~u. Ailunmum luUdlo!"rs all kuuJs. Pnmeruy 521 H. EqwpurPnt t:ompuny for the 11 2 tJip _ -~ tA" PIID 'S fORti pur cha~e of I he equipment descrlb· 1 Jo'ruo i'.:ituuatc, D11lc Wippel Supply, 215 Unwn Avenue, e\t Chest•r cd herein, upon tile terms and JiUGLEK FUKL OIL STO\IE wtth tank. CuU R:Jihll'd i·hl61). ( l 'uuwroy, OhJO. Ll·3lHiOtc YUkOb 11. ,.. 14 • conditions us sci forth horeln. 1 JO-au-ctc. ""~ " SEt.:TlON IV: 1·2 l'C. JVINU u"OUM SUI'fE, 1 aouiLL "EIIVJC• UAJn o · • This Onlmance Ia for the pur· combmatton record pluyer and STATION pose of jlrotectlni( the health and SUALLUW Wt:LL E;LEL.'TRIC aiPORII 9~00 A.M. welfare of the reeldtllLI of tile Vii· ruo-to, 1-:!0 au11.ge single barrel pump. Good cundllwn. W11l shot gun, 1 Conn eoraot end 1 A.Jba ~y 33•• I (&:~e, diapl1.1y cuo and counter~. rcfrtoerator. r.ohone Letorl •• 63 . ao law:o uf M ddlepurt~ 1!1 emeraoncy Phone Kutland 241!41. Mrs. A. 1'. l.L-3-:itc ...,. cxials 11.nd tho Ordinance will hereBarton.. II 2 Slp FOR . RENT~EX'I'~NSJON LAO. by luke effect on the ea,r lleat dati 7 USEP PA:-:NTS=':-, "si:::II;:-:R::: 1'S::-."""'JA -:-,:::.,IU!=:m!::: Cllt~ULATING COAL HEATER. den, Scafftold Board8, D1·op aUowable by law. Clotba. Clinton Fisher, Middle- Pa~!lcd Odl•ber 1. 1039. UO<td COIIdiUon. l'hUIIC 943·J , and women'• dru11J10a, now. Juo's c. 0. f'ither, Mayor port, Ohio. Phone IJ26S. 11 4 6te Carry Out, 66t Locu~t Sl., Attesl; Gene Grate, Vlllaa:e Clerk · MlddJepurt. 1U·28·3Dip (101 29; (II) ft, 2te 8-A-81AUTY - w•------------------- I Legal Not~ce ORDINANCE NO. 837 uNru""''""" ""o''"-' 4nool1 TIME balance bis equity. . CUCKLER REAL ESTATE BOX 229 PtiONI IOi-Y tmcnt. 114-I:HC _ _ _ _1_1~6tp WANTED fo: lJLL 19~ 2000-il move into a 4-room frame house .. very nice bath and .kit· chen and automatic heat tC) all $75000.00, ta:ke rooms. Only over existing financing, make 1 and bath ap.:~rtrm·r1l. Pnunc fl4l9 1 KARR&VAN ZANDJ 19.)4 FU.H.O VB 2 LJUOH $1:ifi.S CUS· tomlinc Sl•dan. Origwal fumh Blaeunar ·s, Pomeroy. 10 30 6lc MAKE DOWN PAYMEwf-AND FUB:\IJSIIEIJ :I'!O DF.HN 2 bedroom I AT Cucltlu ~Milt .::=c--:- - - - ~ - - - _ _c..:c_ $6.00 $7 .:10 1960 Rambler -----------~''2 s~. I I NICELY ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, located at 111 Locuat St. Niee location. Melvin Hood. SIX ROOM Al'AilT:'IH•:NT WITH gara~e. Butternut Avenue Call 40JJ. · I l ·5·2tc SEE THE . d) AutoSales -llt57 .BUICK VB SPEl"LAL 2 DOOR ROOM ment. Close to Krogen. Chnstine Beegle. ll -3-12tc 1-'0UR ROOM HOUSE ON LINcoln Heights, gas furnace. Phone 428 <~flcr ti P. .\o1. ll-4-tfc (91 For Sole ABSOLUTELY NO HU:STING OH trespassing day or night on my property. Gordon l'rofftt Rutll-5-5tc land, 0. ~ - - - . , . , . , - - - , - - -- "ii".,u~r~::·~·v~ed:-b-y--!0__"-_'" __w_u_ · J~be,~ln~~-·~t~d-•~y~ ··~P<:-;~------------ (1 I Notice --UNFURNISHED APART· FOUR IWOM HOUSE '.'liTH BATII sturm doors and windows, full basement, aulomatic gas heilt. Located al 1616 Liuculn Heights Call Rutland 24307 aflcr 4 p. m. ll -4-3lc I'CIR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 4 (21 ) Rear Estok (141 For Rent 1:1 • • .' on Deiember 15. Plan~> •' were JI\JJo made to \'lslt the!·fOtate, Reat ltome in S,-rac~ ·on Nov: 24. ChrJ.i!t...U <ord& W8J:O dllll'l, buted to · member. ' to sell aa a moner . matiDz. projeet, . Entertainment was providtd . b)' lira. smllh alter which n· lreabments were •vecl ~ the hMtea• aaal,atecl t:t1 ber daltehtJf, Ba~a. ' 'J '' ..~-' • • �• • · &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Nov. 5, 1959 WANT ADS J PHONE 398 R/.TES ' I oeatl per wonl, one l.nsertion. ldinlmum charg,. - 60 ce.ou. oJ c:t1111t1. per word for three consecuUve l.n&ertlow. Speeia.l - ooe month for 30 ct>nts per word. r.uu nte of 3 oenu. ~r wtJrd will be ch..lrgo.'Jd for advertinns II DOt paid within 10 ftays ~fl.er receiving bill. Fzrar-s in Advert.L..ing - Should bt reported Jn11nediately. 't'i. &IIU,. Sentinel will DOt be f'Ctipon.sible fur more th.m one incorrect in&ertioo.. • Card of Tb.anb and Speci&l NoticeJ. of Even~ $LOll Obituariea publ.iJbed at 1 cellt. p.er word. WORDS I DAY 3 DA.YS 6 DAYI 1 )fl) 1& 00. 90c ~1.3!1 $4 .50 I :rtAJ 60e $120 2to 7:iot $1.5( $1.80 $2.l6 ~~-~---~ Hard top . Less than 16,000 actual mLics. LJynafltJW drive. Blaettn<~r's, l'mm·ruy. 10 3\J 6tc $1,896. j _ f~wne upt11<1irs 641~ . S60U.OO down payment and owner will carry financing on .,_ ' Pomeroy, Oblo SALE Our next sale will be held Satc-0NSIONMENT PONTIAC \18 4 DOOH $1.595. urday . Nov . 7, 1959. at ll A. M at Hard lOP Star Ch1cf sedan. All the aucuon grounds I m1lc we~t f p t f ld leather Sl'al. PuWl'r ~l·t:"ring and a r 0 ~ er If' brakc.s. Extra clt'.ln. lllac\Lnar"s, .• o o ,1 <~n_ d 76 and follow the JO 30 6tc ~>Lgns. \\oe Will have a vanous Pumeru)' . amolJnl of m11chinery and hou se19:)3 PLYMOVTH $795 holt.l goods. Lu11Ch w 1ti be served. 6 cyhndcr :sedan. New fm L~h. GODDARD SALES ·B iuttnar, ]'omcroy lO 30 file Huold Goddard, Auctloneer 1950 PONTlAC FOR $195.00. SEE 11 ·4·3tc Th~ore WU!ford, Long Botlom, OhlO. 10 22 12tp fo'Oil SALE- ALL ELECTRIC stainless steel restaurant equip· 1957 ~~ono CUSTOM . PHONE m 1 ~nt. Lunch Counter, Stools 84lO.J or soo Andy GrtJvcr, Coolera. Restaurant complet~ Pomeroy Route 2. ~ ll ·3·5_Le antl ready to operate. Good 1• b ld " AB 1951 CHEVROL~T. TWO UOOil, eal!le on Ul mg. C Clean he•ter, standilrd llhttl $175., en, Ma:son, W. Va. ll-4·6lp l'bone 836-Y. Excellent cundl-----1""11 "'AMWORTH I'IG S l l-4-3tp :!"~" 1-1 "fP ·a t'oh. :reu:dy. to go. Nov. 12. Emory SOKGHLIM. orus GAUL, SUr.ol · Po~,u;. Hacine, 0. Phone Port· ncr, Ohio. PhOne Yuku.n 5·2403. hm ' 275· 11 ·5·3ll' Please brlug: cont.amera. ELECTP.O LUX VAC.:UUM CLEA~cr. Throw away h<ags. Will Sl' ll 11 -~3·-~·c:·-:::":=--::=::--. for balanell due S41.50. Pay 1954 Mt.ncuiw .-ouu ooon mcJLts $6 00 per monlJ"i J'hun c ~ctl<~ ll. $:>UU.U0. Ciill Yukon 5·3152. 11·5-fitp 343· 11 ·5-fltc GMCI tlkn - UMU. Cell H~POS.:ii'~SSEIJ .SINlJEH ZIG ZAG AU ~ku eiMI Modell 11ewmg mach me. Like new. Uti WTJtOPOLITAN g111a lly cost over $300.00. l'uy AQte 1•1•• ol'l bahmc{! ol $143.00. l'ay(llcnlls $1:1.00 por month . Phone ~Ole 343. 11 Mile I Jplll 11 l'i !i!p --FOUR IW0:\1 IIOLJ S ~ EAST MAJN St. Call _219. ll-5·31c 117 J Help Wanted VILLA~E of MIDDLEP.ORT, OHIO AUTHdRIZ:ING THE PURCHASE OF A LEAF AND LITTER· GATHERING MACHINE, ON AN INSTALLMENT CONTRACT BE IT oRDAINED BY THE VIL· HOUS"' LAliE 0.1!' MlDDLEPORT, :i.dE!I.J·S "' LOUNTY, bHIO: keeper. Live in. Call Cvolville SECTION 1: 1567. ll-4-3tc The Village of Middleport, Ohio, ROUTE MEN WITH EXPERI· havmg advertised for b1d11 on a ence . We fumish truck. Must machine designed for, and capahuve rcsponslbihly. Call in o1e 01", picking up leaves and other person. Guull commission. ABC lllltr from paved streelll, and capCleaners, Mason, w. va. able of picking up debris rrom 11 -3-5tp. ratch basim; and , --The J . & H. Equipment Company ( /81 E.mploymenr havi1rg submitted a proposal on 5uch. a machmc, it 111 determined that the Village of Middleport 1---!:ih<~U purch.ase the following equipllOUSl':woRK DAY (II~ HOUR. mcnt from the said J. & H. EquipVera Jla}·man, M~son, W. va ment Compan1 : I' hone SP. 35 365. 10-2Hitp One (1) - Motoriled Scaven,.er I l Wanted - - - - - = : : - - - - - - - -· • JOH AS SERVJ CJo~ STATION AT t€nd<~nl or dmng farm work Charles KLscr, Jtacme, Rl. 2 11 2 :itc - . Mason Co. 4-H News Dally Sentitu!l, Pomei'O)'·IIIjldleport, 0., N~y.iiJ, ~7 ' St•t• Wool Revue Janet Esh.enaUr, Ti'p Top Toppers 4-H Club, tet~resented M-ason County in tile State Wool Revne Tuesday at Jackson's Mill. She modeled a powder blue wool sheath dress which she made for her Wool Outfit sewing projffi:. The blouse--on waisUine is acct>nted wlth a center belt, of matching fabric. Hr.r accessories included black shoes and handbag and whlte feather hat and gloves. Duritlg her six yean of club work, Janet has completed nine projects and has attendetf· four ~ounty ond one s~<tl.e campos. She IS a 4-H pin wearer · The State Wool r evue js spon- · sored by the West Virginia Wool Growers' Association and was directed by Miss Ruth. Enoeb, extension clothing l!pedalist 11t West Virginia University. ' ~K L•dtr•' ~11111 The Mason Count"y 4-H 'leaders and adult council members wiU meet at 8 p. m. November 12 at the AppaJachian Power Co., auditorium. Election of officers will be conducted. The program will include a prlilsentation of the 1960 4-lJ Club Health theme-"Body in LineFeature F ine." m<~nufactured by tile Good Roads P•oloct Social E'lentS Stiversville 1 ••• 1 Sterrett rz ('>lao Manne :~upiJIIt;> ANDMOToRi thrte dear Jl)asllc ~turm wlndow• uuD BOATS 81c. 4 wln<lowa for Blk. nowl"y $25.00 and UJ, while they I••*· amt R~edo Middleport. Metro110iltan Mlrlnt S..IH 1MI 10 29 6LC iervln, Pomel'flr. Phonw 16-M. :IJ.J.tfc fULLY AUTOMATIC GAS Clk· CULATING hllutcr, 43,1100 BTU , I ~For l'hone 2282 Lllt»rt Jo"alls or &ec John Fi1her, Jr. 11 2 3tc I'WO UWEI.LINGS, 7 ANV j ROOMS. Al8o 5 roOm apartment. fEN hOOM HOU!i~ Wl1'11 1'WO CloH in town. Phone 310.ll bathrooma at ft06 East Maln l'omeroy. A. N. Benael. Street, Pomeroy, Ohlo. Hm18tl Q 16 tfc IIIL.&It bt torn down or removed wHhln thirty diYI. Phone Bel· nard FUlb, Pomeroy 400. VVon!ed To ijuv 11 .t1 6tc 1 Sale or Rent ------ ( 1II = --=-:.=·CI,F.A N LUMl' GOOD CaU Rutland, 2-4932. Hope. * TWu COAl•. Orville 11·3·ll0tc FURNn'lJRE !"OR SALB Yulron ObJo. CA LL at Lon.:: Bottom, 1 t -3-Jtp s-J:ns -------STOVE EXTRA GOOD . s1·on~, l'hune t 141 noons 6' 8" lbt·JI~t: 3~1. r ·?r Kent - x 2' B" ll · ~3lp VIIIT B-A BIAUTY SMO~ CORNING HIRI$ MURPHY NEW YORK Ul't'-t:orning Glwu Worka Wednesday antlOUnced that outgoing Undersecretary of Robert D. Murph.)l has acBusiness Services Stato cepted the prettldemy of its subGlass Works BARNES·SIMPSON INSURANCE sldlar}', Corning lulcrnutiona~. Agents, Middleport. Fire, Auto•Mbile, Bonds. Phone 6115. · Hair shaping, permanent waving •nd atyllt~g , Call 2311, Racinl!l. . IQ-27·3Dtt (201 CQIIfPLETE INSURANCE PRO. teetlon . Life, Auto, f'Jre, Polio. CiU Don Mlll1, Mt.:!dltport, OhiO. . ( 20bl tnsuranct DON S1'1VEIIS --- N&W- ON& OJ~ TWO ROOMSfor office lp&ee over Dutton 1s Drug Store Phone 6U09. 10.28-12tc ;!in. ~ -~': : ().3: : - -Jotl;: :te: ;.~==--;::.::-:-=:: . ..U • t , •rJ . ' .1- 11....t. ... . . ' c;l)l, · "11... 12-l.Nio f:4G HW1Ue;y BrtDitl., Report 1:00 WL>tftyb~ 1:;10 8 8:00 81NHr.. • • • • · Oo»lfe · Rete••Mutenon J.t:OO )lle~, lh.-.,10-. "'Ill Tilt llf~,J'itet 11:11 'i.:oo ralh·a•s .....,WitH wtth ... . lrothorMotl .o f Ralltood ...., OJ' ..-,, '" theJr ....... w... ...._...ond w... ..,.., n...,.. ... -...if'for 1:30 Comedt Time 10:00 DoU8i'l Be Ml 10:110 TroU,ure Hunt )1 ;00 I Pri.. !J lll(ht U:30 ~n~tion !lila. '1'1< TH poqh flWf It ()Oul<! Bo You 1:00 Mid Da)l Newa I :1IS liQ'Iietimt _.8:00 l"ouoe Dr. .Malone 8:30 Fr'om Th~se Roota SYRACUSE, N. st&D 'io a· ¥W lbow - f.loNTaEA'- UP,_,.I.. r.-.w O.ool ther Frlt:r; P.-loll w" h-.M to. Uy while priMnen In W•ncb· worth Prison cr!H "'mur.dw"" •nd atudentJ in th• ttrHt .utlid• dMnted "th.U 1h11t. not kill... '- m•IJWrs '""'"' ' ~.ed •lrllntr ww• klllacl We..,..y ~ltlot lho ..,_ .....,, flro 1.nd crashed · lhortlr IIMr ~ School Board (Continued F1om P•1• Oat) in 80 far as it Provides an extension of the wei· fare of all people, We believe that spiritual experience has a fundamental and worthwhile value in everyone'li life, and we further believe that a belief in God is vJtaH)' import· ant to e'lr·eryone. However, we do not beli.eve that a teacher should teach any religion, doctrine, or dogma, but he should teach beUels roncerning religion, and teach moral and spiritual valuea. Tile home and church must be responsible for a child's training in doctrine and in a chosen religion. We reel tllat the schonl should give the youth. a whole some &tmosphere w~ere he can experience the inherent values of honor, h(mesty and brotherly love. Cozart and sons, 8everly . Mr. and Mr~. Harold Brewer and children, Long Bottom, were recent guests of h.u parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer. Mrs. Maxine Durst spent tile weekend with her sister and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and children, Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Law· renee .md children, Portland, called on Eber Carpenter and family Friday evening. Mrs. Al'Jlna Gluesencamp, son Larry and Sally ward caUed on Mr. and Mrll. Charle8 Cochran of WeUs R~n Sunday, .Mr. .and "Mrs. Wayne Ward and daughter, Spiller. were recent auests of hls father, Ed Ward and · Gene. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Fitcb and c::hlld:en, Dewitta Run we..., recent guests of h.er parents, Mr. and Ml'l. Charles Van :Meter. Mrs. Fannie Durst called on her mother Mr.. L1ura Wells and Mr1. lllah Rouah, Portland. Ben Allen 1called on Mr. and M.n. J•cob VaoMeter. Judy Court visited Erma Pat· recently. to tbank lhe &btlltl fot bebtLting so well eveniDJ. MaYDe we'll have a sane comm\;lnlt)> yet I I ! ~·- ..... lpent a few days wllh Mr. and !.Irs. Guy Bose and Mrs. Martha Rose. Mary Jean Bing of Chester spent WednesdQ night with a friend, I M • H . .II Sh I r rs. .... · tY aron Ho te:. Mr . an d Mrs. W"ll'" Mr. an d Mrs. WesIey McKeJWe, · I ..m Fento n of Columbus spent Friday with Mr. Who has been vlslting their daughand idra. Arvil Holter and Ernes! ter and son·in-law, Mr. and !drs, Holter. It was Ernest Holter'• birth Milton Clrcle, returned to their day. , I home in Salem, Oh.io. Mr. and Mrs. :rtaiph Ballard and Starling Orr of Columbus called a:on, Melvin, and Doris White spent on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr Saturday, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ·Orr, Park· Denver Hill and family of Foster, enbur&::, apent Saturday night with W.Va. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr and Sun· Miss Myrtle Rose of Columbus day wltb :dr. and Mrs. Arthur and life through his own efforts and Mr!. Min'nie Orr. foresight. Mrs.. Myrna RaQdall of Portland spent the weekend wlth Mr. and We believe that the achool Mr p 1 o s. au rr. ahould help each indiYidual to u- and Mrs Frank Smith and ,..u · achieve per&<lnal health and beat- "•mlly Portland· ·R D sp·ent Sun • the,·r 'daugb'·r · ·• ·nd son · thful livmg lo achieve and main· ';day w"" lu• "' a tain a senae of security, to de- Itt-law·• ·•r d M o · S "lb'" · an rs. rts m1 velop and maintain a sense of and fam~y. - , acb1evement, and tu develop widM- Mart•- nos v;·s,·led he .... ,.. '"'' c. r er and deeper interests and ap- daughter, Mr. arid Mri. Dean De· predations. ri.eh in Columbus. We believe that Ule curriculum Mrs. Edith .MeEUresl:t of Ashley should 'be considered as including spent the weekend. with tbe .A:t· aU the experience& whieh pupil&. tpur orr family. , have while undi';J' , -f.~;d~ll.od of "Mr. and Urs. Htqmtl of. Columtne schooL This means bo1h clasa bUJJ called 011 the Charles Spencer room and extra clasaroom aetivi- family, ties. Since irowth. and develop· :.1r. and Mrs. Art~ur Orr spent ment Imply ch.anges, it would i few days witb Mr. and Mrs. Ed appear tbat the curriculum ..:an N'eWDJ.a.n at Galion •., l'helr grand· ne..,er be (inally seL Adaptation daughtera, Cindy anct'Kathy Newand mod~rnizatlon will always be min rflturned with them. neeee~ary in any modern sebooi Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer and system. '1"h.e experiences provid· Jake Hawk, Mt. Herman, called on ed for ~hildren in both home and :\fr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and school should .be meaningful, and Mrs. Etta Spencer Sunday. there &b.ould be ample opp~rtunM:r. and Mrs. Edgeland Mr. and 1ty for active parUcipation. No Mrs. B:Uly Orr and sons. spent child should be perml.tted to re· Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinl mam a spectator for an indefinite Orr. . period u1 time. . Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey spent We believe that the central Sundet aft~rnoon with Mr. and point of the educational process· Mrs. Reed Eynon of Morning Star. must be sofDe act of learning. Pu· Mr. and Mrs Emile Matlack ot pil-s learn best when they are Parkersburg 1pent Sunday with her n.appy and lntereated, The clasa Jriother, Mrs Myrtle Fro.,; room environment i1 aD tmpor\ant .. factor in the learniq lituation. We believe that U\e people, tile board of educ1tion, the adminlatrataon, and the teaching atlff ahould do everything ponibl,e to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham provide opportunitiea tor eaeb moved to VIne Street. pupil to grow to bl.s full physical, Mr. ant Mrs. Jack Sharpnack lntellectull, moral and 1 apirUual IDd children of Columbua (.!ame atature. to help hit parenb move into Wt feel that our educational tbeir recently purthased home. pro&nm mud be a pre&rellive Mr. ,Mid Mrs. Robert Jobnaon and contlnuln& /Ian to meet tbe and fbR b,a'le moved from Pomecban~na worl c<~Adltlonl, to roy . "Into tbe, ~ Johnson resl· meet the needs of _pupUs c• "their dence. • abillUea and intereat ehiDJt, to Mn. Laura McKenzie spent make 111e of new tetbniq,uea and Tueld" at Jt•n•U~• wltb her son iitd family. methoda. Golden Rule Class Meeting Held Tuesday '*""· ( IALBOA, CarMI Zone UPIPII'Je,.. h11 Nitct.d tN U. S. / protest . . .ln•t •ntl~rlc.rrn ~ dtmoilstrJtlons Iff ,.,..,.,..r.n n•tlon.llsb 1n~ ~.._., ,;Ith • protm of Its own aealnst AIMi-1· BERLIN UPI-Tha E••t 8wlln Clft •uiMrltln eml ttcurity tc.rc· Comrnunltb bow.4 toct.v to 1 •• In .... c..... Zane. firm Alfttcl stand lhll announce-d OSLO, Hanoi.. UPI..o.f'hlllp_ th.,. would bot tiy to fl1 lhelr tt,.,.,.ln WHt ...rUn Friday to Noei•Baktr, 1 British bbor 'P.irfl .ciletw.t. tM •-'.,.,....., of -ll:ua- mtmMr ., P•rlltmtnt Who he• w•s BolshtvJk ..-.volutlon. etfiiiNIItnM vl...,roudy ,.,.1 1I'IMI!I"e thon :10 ol bope to tiM! mii1JQDI of b,tndteaPPN pei'IIIDI who .-Q" bend.t ,_. tbe Natloall rouodauon•a reteU'da. Patlellt17 fttched aDd JIUided bJ her aut. whM Brown w.... • ._,.nt at SrnCu• Unlver.lty. CHICAGo lui (lop, loll) lo bolt- (fllbl) nlrora a IJIDbol fnm,.. .u.l.._ ........ loollooll .,.,. for d•m•'" wtt.red J" • ....... •cddtftt in IN& ~OIIDON UPI-Copj<lllor Show !r. ~PI-All ~· tor~ I• '"klnJ J2J)OO Bat P:30 Sla~lo t:OO .Q.aebe:lor l"'ather ., ,1111 For4 Show 111:00 Yqu llet y.., Ufe ;ut Tll~e A. Good J.ook UPI-Tho nation's ,..~ \'JO..., .,.. ,prig .,..,; th,_• ''.floiMI ' RACINE Bashan S,ocr'ety Events Reported Racine Social Events Mrs. Herman €anon of Belpre were the of Mr. ancl Mrs. On Your Radio Dial A. C. FOR THI HEWS Of The OIPo VaDey 8 A.M. · 1 :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. ·a z55 P .12 Noon 5 P.M. ·RCJdio · .r• Stati·on ' ·.' ' ,,<\·'1, ' WJE·H 1000 Watts ' 990 Kt ' Mra. Walter Kennedy Jr., entertained the Golden Rule Clua Of the PomeroY Chm·eh of Christ TueJ.da)' evenlng at her bome on Mulberry Avenue. · Devotions liken fro~ John 17 by Mre. Charle1 Eskew 1nd prlyl!r by Mra. Harold SmJU. OPIIfled the mcetine. Membel'l re1pooded to roll call with a lhouaht pertainina. to Th•nlis,civlnJ. . Durina t.be bu.Jnttaa teMton wllh ,MrL Sml~ ptelldlnl, platti were matte ror· the CbtlttmiS 'dlh· · ner to ~ -l;le held at lbe. .::.•lbrUn Hea:t.a~J.rant HEA.'i'JNO e"""IUon. l'hone 934·J. l1-4·3tc 1\.P.oUt'l'MEI'(l'l - Furm1bed and ~ .. u~~~thllhed . Mdh.r'en. ~ICidlto .,._ ~. ROON HOUSE LOCATED port l't:tonP M44- ~ ~' tt ~~ 00 LaUrel Street, with bath, A,.r.ttntntJ, hople'1 Ttrnc• 11\d t 21 J Keu'l t:sro.e - -~ - ____,_Rln£:e and Circulating V•l• lt., eff lutlern"' Aw., FOR SALf! : SEVI:\N ROOM Modera • h , For informatLun call Pem•Nrf· Pho-.., 32..Y llome with gar~c. Out of hiah t 111- : 1 11·4-3tc 11 2 30tp Wtter, Splendid neighborhood. •:QLVDjATOR FOODARAMA !'OUR ROOM APARTII~NT WITH On "MulbeiTJ Ave., Phone 316-J. 10 24 30tp like ae.t' t35(), Loltlo Perkins; ncnv DuU\-Jn kltch(ln. Prlvato ~ Letlrt ral.k, Oblo. ll-4-3tc entr,nce. Phone Racine 2261. :-:-=-:--· --· FOR SALE ALL MO,.lERN FMC room coltait>. Brawra,.u AvenUCI 's.\l:;ill - o)JLBCI'RIC STOVE. Mlddle["lort. Gaa flat~ furaaee. rl'.l!ob; 'lloitlr: m•ll.reu, baby FA!lN AND IIOUSE IN MASON ~ · Wbeft eablra~t. 2 City. The olll Me~U• properlY 1 ~ bath a, full bast' ' ent, tWo Clr llrl&t, ~00 . fbUf\1 . IHitllln.;!J:f~e , US, 1 Contact Deov1er . Artb, Malon .,. l:tO \Vea.tbel'l"nt (S:IO Ne-.vs Picture To us tlle in4iv'tdu.al pertOn· ality is of basic lmportance. We feel that each individual is cap· able <ef th.inkin2, reasonUla and creating and has ability to acquire a capacity for morat judgments and possesses a sense of moral responsibility; thus, witb thi& beHe!, every one should h.ave the right to achieve and deal with 1 Jc SALE. KJ!:UULAR PRI<.:E t"UR 4:30 Split Peno.nalitr IJ:OO Steamboat Bill 1:30 8(11. PreJ:JJO rwt J. ~cruua Show 10n11~ freedO'l'd for oL -.r-,o- tiuU-c;- f:OO HoU!O On lll.llh Strot\ Jlrl toe- tbllHO New liar* alp--., wb1ch pareti,Jir.ucUin.I_..,.T.PJruo,.Mu7Beth Ananee1 the N1tlo!lll rcnmc!l:doD'• Wll' CIO polio. r1del • babb7 bone (boHoal. lett) aod aoes for arthr1tll m4 birth defectl. IIUJ BetiLt wu bmD a ~ rtde. At ~.a ltrtkea I pcrse tor with an ope JPIDe. Her tnlcaldar taa bnUo- u.Uonal faDd-nfiiDI CtLP!l11J&0. CCn&nll P!UJJ S...,• I Qanul3- Tharsdq POS1Q CHilD II A SY- Of H0n-IW7 Boa> f'yron, 2'AI, who cu neither walk DOC' ltmd. II 1uu. 1 bapPJ ch1ld 1D J'1onDct. AJa.. delp1te ber hllodleap. Sbt bu bee:D eboiiD utkmal poater I ·Late N~s Froia The Wire TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV C.hannel 3 Comptotlon Seventy three per cent of the members enrolled in 4·H Club work this past year completed at least one proje-cl In all 296 boys and girls fini9h.ed 360 projects. The number of projeett ~ompleted by each club are: ·American Leadero 21, Buoy Bee_ 2G, Busy Krebs 9, Chiton CLimbers 11, Good Luck Clover 43, Grabam Riverside 7_ Happy-G a-L _ uckies 14, Happy Hustlers 17, Hili Billie 22, Hop To It 26. Leon Luekles 34, Lucky Star lO, Mountain Climbera 8, Old Town Mountaineers 12, Pioneers 13. Tip Top topper! 18, Traiihlal ers 23, Union Clodhoppers 3; Ver non Star Dusters 17 and Willing Workera 28. Machinery Company of Minerva, Ohio; this said Scavenger being a self-contained unit consisting of 12 cubic yard hopper with. hydrauli· (20) BusinP.SS Services cally operated dumping device, 6 __ . cylmder industrial engine, 12 Am CUNDlTIONlNG, HEFKiGEH· blade rotor and blower assembly, 3 uon service. J;,rck's RefrJgera- dust trap, catch-basin attachment lion, New HavL~n. J'hollf• TU- 1ncluding standard hoae and one 2:!6371 6_23 .tf e_xlra end o~_.Lmetal h()Se), hydrau· - - - - lie door -o~ne"t\.. one (1) red flallh · I::LELANOS I er hght to come ~n when unit moR..ll• & TV kepalr S.JYIIII lor is US(!d and ill the above Phone 200 mounted on truck chassis furnish Pomeroy, Ohta. ed by the vil\a.l{c. Said trllck cllas- ~--":"'"~::------------sis is to have at least 112 inches ClH:iTOM BUILl" KIT~, HEN DE· space from cab to center of axle signed fur you r htJm~ free es- (rear ). ' twutes. Vorcman aud Abbott, In addilion to the above equip· l'huue fi''Ui·Y. 8·6-tf mcnt, liard J . & H. Equipment Cooil:ie Smith, Taddy Durst and ---Company shall t"urnlsh a compc- Leanna Brewer spent FridaY eveAUC:TIQN[IiR tent pcnmn lo leach and famihar- ning with Mildred and Joyce Cir· ~pi••• ••rvlce 1zc an oprrator for the Villase of de helping to celebrate Joyce's Cr IJt Brtdlord "d .n l <II epurt .m th c usc of the fore- birthday. W'tlte, Phone 4>• Contact going eqt' ipmcnt. • ' Mr. 1:1nd Mrs. Charles Suneral of A, ~ Bradford, k.dne, Ohle ln add:tion, the aaid J. & H. Columbus were weekend guests of , :J.tl.tf l..:IJUipmcnt Cnmpany shall install her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar lhc Un it \IPO II a truck to be Cur- Brewer and Leanna. The SunI drint Your Shflea And At nish<'d by the Villuge. erals have purch.ased 11 new home RA.CINE SHOt RE.PAtP SHOP SEl"'I'ION II :n Reynoldsbur,g. l0-6-aOtp I The Vil!n~ of Middleport shp\1 Eber and Iva Carpenter called =~'--- ....;..~ii:a:.. ~~.~ • • _ ____ _ ___ • .......-..J pay rur laid ·equipment the sum Of on Mr. and Mn. S. W. Dutst t0Y5 1ft PRJCE ...._.., .L..:...~~o~ '.IIG • .--.;-- -~--- ~ TI!:LEVISIUN, HAUIO & SMAr:-o Ei"ht TlltJthUtul, J•;i<>IIL llundrt!d 1'ue.•d•y. '" "" SAL!!: 1"0 .!iTAitT fHUl.t\Y NOV. NI!A.. m .... ZAG SEWJN(, MA ~L ,.., ., .. la urltll llupply i cx h~ustcd. clune. Makes Uuluu Jwlcs, 1-ww.s appli.rncc repalr. ('hone OU8 Sik ly q;fS,di.W UOt IJollllrli, as fol- Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Jr. 11 on buttons "nd 11 , ny ,. d .McCimtock, nanne, Uh10. lows: Two thousa nd Nme Hundred and c"hilclren were re~nt guests 11 Will mclude .lOeul Dol111 ' Hcmco .. Jllt:Y , c· .SlJ,;I\11 ~· • Jd , f , . 4-4-30tc , Ftfl)'~ -three and 34 / 100 ($2,953.34) of her parents, Mr. and~-- Mrs. Pete Kumpcr Uuutn, Uul.rley ~1.111 lllld ~~: ij 1 (m I' 0 1 new ur 0\cl .,.........-------·-- - - - - Dullars llpon delivery uf the equip- - - --------.t!OIIiLCr 1el1 !.rucks 1111d · curl!'. 'f'.; J. . ' 1y 0 f balance $1 3 l 011 BOB'S TREE SERVICE. 6848. )h.ny llcm;, J1.emumb~r t•e or wuo mouth. Phone J43. m~nt . The balance. ()f said pur11 _3251 p. 11-lHHc ~ htsc price 1111101.1ntinu to l<'Jve .;taLe. Op~n unlll 7 .30 p. m. l"h •)U.~a nd, Nine llundrcd Six und c• t N 'I 1 d 1 t -------YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEAtER ,.I e UVl·1 tY .., IU}l 11 IJ epor · ;:: Sl\-1 ALL LA~ S LUV £S. I' HJCI~ "' • UU, l UU ($5,906.66> Doll "rS, will ..,... TV AND 4PPLIA~CES " ju '7 1• --··_· ~c o:,ulr U:.l7 b..:ccll ~-· Middh.:p<~ll. COAL, OIL. & GAS FURNAIC.ES tlf'al' lnlcre.'lt at Hve (IV:!) pcrccni SU'i ':, t:LUIHI I\{i . A~SOll"J"tiJ Lo.1ll U:JIO! Y. II 5 31t ARNOLD'S j)el" unuum. payable annually until Phone 836-Y Sync:u••· ()hlo paid, 11nd shall Lc paid as follows: 1uic8, u . u. l'llom: 344.:, J\.t~lllli. JU 2.D 6lc Clll!;CK 'J'HE:St; VALUI:.~ : 24 CU. l' wo ThuusunLI, Nine Huudrcd rif---JL. uccp ircew, holds lhlil Jbs. or - - -- - - - ~ ty three and 3:.td00 {$2,953.33) I!Uit ~ALl'.. . 40 IN L.-1 BLACK Jvod , ::.pocJIII ~IWU 17 eu. ' Om~ Yt'llr from the date of this 4tud puny, W11l roell roaHollullle. 11. retnecratiJr, Jrl.!l'Zer com· ·• Ordmo.nc•~. lllld Two Thousund, .1-'hOLhl Jorin t: hllllt'.}", Uor.clLLIJ 3%U bmat10u. Allllillll. ~UIHIO. Buk:cr Nine llundr<"d Fifty-three and 11 2 3Lc ' lo"urmlurc, M.Lddlopon, Ohio, :131 100 \$2,953.33) Dollars TWO __-c-'.._ !0-0L).tc 'r:'cHr.:i fro1r. the date of lhis Ordin· G. E. 7 l:U. i'"l' HU•'IHGEHA't'Oit ancc. and Kenmore automatic wasluJr. Ni'~W 11100 I'A"I1'l':HNS J>LA.STIC ' ~t:LT ION fll l'houc JOJ ·X. ll 2 :uc wuulow b l H1d11 ami ~hadt.·~. Venc · "1 he i\layur and the Clerk of the MON'I'U -, . L111n bJIIIdfl, 11ll kmdM and color11 Villnge of MJ(Jdleport are hereb~ 1 11 17 BJt~l.) lntb Setter fur guu11 bca· i''IIJcr ~;tu.u aw mng11, Ll.;y and 8efo .. e 9:30 f\.M a uUwrL~cd lo cuter iulo an install· Ric. t: 011 ,act I.J~o~na Wmebrcnncr, I Night 1111111 tl P~lf!.'l all kmd B, Middleport 883l ·J mt.'lll sales contrud with the J. II .. !i~r~_ cu~u. Ailunmum luUdlo!"rs all kuuJs. Pnmeruy 521 H. EqwpurPnt t:ompuny for the 11 2 tJip _ -~ tA" PIID 'S fORti pur cha~e of I he equipment descrlb· 1 Jo'ruo i'.:ituuatc, D11lc Wippel Supply, 215 Unwn Avenue, e\t Chest•r cd herein, upon tile terms and JiUGLEK FUKL OIL STO\IE wtth tank. CuU R:Jihll'd i·hl61). ( l 'uuwroy, OhJO. Ll·3lHiOtc YUkOb 11. ,.. 14 • conditions us sci forth horeln. 1 JO-au-ctc. ""~ " SEt.:TlON IV: 1·2 l'C. JVINU u"OUM SUI'fE, 1 aouiLL "EIIVJC• UAJn o · • This Onlmance Ia for the pur· combmatton record pluyer and STATION pose of jlrotectlni( the health and SUALLUW Wt:LL E;LEL.'TRIC aiPORII 9~00 A.M. welfare of the reeldtllLI of tile Vii· ruo-to, 1-:!0 au11.ge single barrel pump. Good cundllwn. W11l shot gun, 1 Conn eoraot end 1 A.Jba ~y 33•• I (&:~e, diapl1.1y cuo and counter~. rcfrtoerator. r.ohone Letorl •• 63 . ao law:o uf M ddlepurt~ 1!1 emeraoncy Phone Kutland 241!41. Mrs. A. 1'. l.L-3-:itc ...,. cxials 11.nd tho Ordinance will hereBarton.. II 2 Slp FOR . RENT~EX'I'~NSJON LAO. by luke effect on the ea,r lleat dati 7 USEP PA:-:NTS=':-, "si:::II;:-:R::: 1'S::-."""'JA -:-,:::.,IU!=:m!::: Cllt~ULATING COAL HEATER. den, Scafftold Board8, D1·op aUowable by law. Clotba. Clinton Fisher, Middle- Pa~!lcd Odl•ber 1. 1039. UO<td COIIdiUon. l'hUIIC 943·J , and women'• dru11J10a, now. Juo's c. 0. f'ither, Mayor port, Ohio. Phone IJ26S. 11 4 6te Carry Out, 66t Locu~t Sl., Attesl; Gene Grate, Vlllaa:e Clerk · MlddJepurt. 1U·28·3Dip (101 29; (II) ft, 2te 8-A-81AUTY - w•------------------- I Legal Not~ce ORDINANCE NO. 837 uNru""''""" ""o''"-' 4nool1 TIME balance bis equity. . CUCKLER REAL ESTATE BOX 229 PtiONI IOi-Y tmcnt. 114-I:HC _ _ _ _1_1~6tp WANTED fo: lJLL 19~ 2000-il move into a 4-room frame house .. very nice bath and .kit· chen and automatic heat tC) all $75000.00, ta:ke rooms. Only over existing financing, make 1 and bath ap.:~rtrm·r1l. Pnunc fl4l9 1 KARR&VAN ZANDJ 19.)4 FU.H.O VB 2 LJUOH $1:ifi.S CUS· tomlinc Sl•dan. Origwal fumh Blaeunar ·s, Pomeroy. 10 30 6lc MAKE DOWN PAYMEwf-AND FUB:\IJSIIEIJ :I'!O DF.HN 2 bedroom I AT Cucltlu ~Milt .::=c--:- - - - ~ - - - _ _c..:c_ $6.00 $7 .:10 1960 Rambler -----------~''2 s~. I I NICELY ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, located at 111 Locuat St. Niee location. Melvin Hood. SIX ROOM Al'AilT:'IH•:NT WITH gara~e. Butternut Avenue Call 40JJ. · I l ·5·2tc SEE THE . d) AutoSales -llt57 .BUICK VB SPEl"LAL 2 DOOR ROOM ment. Close to Krogen. Chnstine Beegle. ll -3-12tc 1-'0UR ROOM HOUSE ON LINcoln Heights, gas furnace. Phone 428 <~flcr ti P. .\o1. ll-4-tfc (91 For Sole ABSOLUTELY NO HU:STING OH trespassing day or night on my property. Gordon l'rofftt Rutll-5-5tc land, 0. ~ - - - . , . , . , - - - , - - -- "ii".,u~r~::·~·v~ed:-b-y--!0__"-_'" __w_u_ · J~be,~ln~~-·~t~d-•~y~ ··~P<:-;~------------ (1 I Notice --UNFURNISHED APART· FOUR IWOM HOUSE '.'liTH BATII sturm doors and windows, full basement, aulomatic gas heilt. Located al 1616 Liuculn Heights Call Rutland 24307 aflcr 4 p. m. ll -4-3lc I'CIR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 4 (21 ) Rear Estok (141 For Rent 1:1 • • .' on Deiember 15. Plan~> •' were JI\JJo made to \'lslt the!·fOtate, Reat ltome in S,-rac~ ·on Nov: 24. ChrJ.i!t...U <ord& W8J:O dllll'l, buted to · member. ' to sell aa a moner . matiDz. projeet, . Entertainment was providtd . b)' lira. smllh alter which n· lreabments were •vecl ~ the hMtea• aaal,atecl t:t1 ber daltehtJf, Ba~a. ' 'J '' ..~-' • • �' ,.. iJ UClOitD- ' 'l'bert wUl be a Record Hop at • ·----·-·"'-·-~ - ------·· ·· --r··- -- - Meigs Temple Pyt~ian Sisters First Baptist , MeehnQ l.s Held On Tuesday LadiesI Bible The regular mee!mg of the Iletgs Temple Pytbian Sisters Cl . was heltl Tuesday evenmg at the K. of P. Hall in Middleport aSS n MeetJng - ' I QiucKLE FOR TODAY ~~~~~~P~o~~~~·ro~y~-MI~d~d~te~po~rt.~o~-·;No~•~·5~,t~95~9=hiMrs. John Krowsczyn .Is Honored With Stork Shower On Tuesday . ' A surpriSe stork shower was given last Tuesday evening 111 WooD PAIID~I ' Mn. JHO W~ , 27. 1 dhora. Tflvn. ~- UP! - ..... _,... ""'h- .the Syncuse Grade School, Satur· 'IIQ-, Nov. 7. trom 7 to 10 p. m., sponsored by the Boy Scouts. Ad· mia&ion b 15c aineJ.e, 25e couple wtth Miss Erma Smtth, Most Excellent Chief, pre:siding. The L.adJea Bible Cba of the honor of Mrs. John Krawsczyn at the home of Mrs. Harold Tbere will be re(resbmenta. Ever)'· Two members, Mrs . George Ebersbach and Mrs. Minnie P'ust Baptist Church. Middleport, Kauff . one is welcome. Neutzhng were reported 111 met Tuesday evening at the home Games were played during the evenlilg with Allie Ha·wley CHAHGI MIITING PLACE A report on the project spon· Middleport restdent now lmn11:: Jn of Mfs. Dana Hamilton. Grace Johnsou, Doris Casey Anng' --' sored by the Ways and Means com· Nc •.\ York, was a guest at the soMrs. Jameo Mun~ waa ;., '· Mae Lewis and Mrs. Betty' Fultz Roach, &ln. Virginia Hubbard, 'ibe Melp County Democratic mtttee was given by ~1:-s Phllhp ctal hour. -~ .., winning the prizea. Mrs. LUlie Hubbard, Anna Mae Women'• Club will meet Tbuncby Meinharl ·- - - - -- charee of the devotionJ for the Lewil, Grace Jol}rtson, Mn. Ctel No'Yembe:r S •t 7:30p.m. at the e\·emng and rew4 from tbe After Mrs. Krawsczyn had open· Kokovltch, Allie 1!awley Helen.,.,_ Pomeroy Second Ward House 111Plans were completed for a J()tnl Chapter of St. John. j,( ed her many gifts of en and Miss Jean Lama: 1 --~ of NGV. 2t1 a scheduled -due meeting to be held on ·~hursday, cake, • puncb and ... "ts were ser'Yed 1 6 •- 1'banklgivina;. Mrs 1 5 01 Mrs Harold Hall, teacher of .. _ was auilted by Th e d oor prue •· was awarut:U to 1 by the h011tesa wbo. •u.. Alfred Rey- No\lember 12, for the mcmh . s of nolda ud Phil L.tVelle, ••ecre- Fide$ Lodge and .MeJgs Temple the led the group tn their 'tl!Vnlll Morgan, Janis Plunkett and Mrs. Floyde .....}c•. to Contressman Walter H. and lhtlr fam1hes. 0 5 opentng prayer. The aingJ-ng of 5 Ome Rca Hoschar. Others sending gifts but unable Moeller wUI tpe.ak. lt is hoped all t~e clan song closed the devoThe bouse of Mn. of the Amateur to attend were Miss Addie rieadDeq,oerlltie Wpmen will be preA report wu given by MISS Smlth The Children's Chotr or the En- ttons. l.(;ardelnei'S Club, was Wednesday evenFriends attending the shower ley, Mrs. Btll Grant, :dl'S. Harold aent. Elth woman La asked to on the 01slnct Com•ent1on at Gal terpnsc EUB Church, directed by M when the club went to b th t.rcre Thelma Colhns, Mqdred Dewhurst, Mrs. L. W McComas hpolil. llr". v ·otor Yuung Jr With M••• rs. J. 8 · Hayes, pre&klent of orne for eir No- W . olfe, SteJia Thomas, Mrs. Claude Mn. Lionel Bo•.·,, Mrs. Paul Hop: 1 br in& or cook1ej It was vo t e d 1o hold t he annua1 Els e Arnold as pianist, held a the class meeting. presided over the ·'"ort vember meeting. AIIhley. Doris Casey, Mrs. Floyd tonstall, Mrs. • busmess lUI Aft'ana:ementl of fall &owen Everson and 1 Christmas party and gift exchanGe 1HaU,,w,,.n part} tall week in tht 0 grapes Boyer, Alice Sprouse, Mn. Fultz, Mn. Lucy Fowler. at the Dl'Xl «'!gular meettng on . soc tal room . uring the program hour, Mra. and dried arrangemeatt htd been • Thelma Boyer, ~rs. Fred DeWceae, Dec. 1 MrL Paul Haptonstall was VJctor Gnmm save the ABC'a of made by Mn. Jobn Jtlncatd, who She had 1 creen and white ar- ~rs. R1.chard Otler, Mn. Dorothy - - - - -. --~ ramed program ehatrrnan and Mrs. A grand march was held with theExcerpts Btble. wa1 the arTangin.g demon1trator r th · 1 lor lbe meet1'ng and also an ar· rangement lD the invested T form fOIIlM'GJ, "biO Meinhart, Mra. Nathan BliK& and costume pnzes awardc4 to Carol ram e artie e of white chrysanthemums in a Mra, William Allman were named Stout, funmcst, Becky Will and "Country Pal'&On'' were given by rangement of dlryNnthemuma white stemed container. The red TONidiAT aiMI FRIDAY as the decoraUn& commtttee. Hos- Vtck.ic Kay Young, mosl ongmal; Mrs. Cliff~ Hayes. had been placed •n tbe bed room coxcomb with fern was in a tall •"THE ANGRY HILLS" p1tallty commtttee named was Mrs Robc"ta Bing, prettiest, and Joyce ''Faith Has Power" was gfven b_y Mrs. Bruce lloyd. sklnder wooden container also The Ladte& Au:lti.lill}' of the ':rlidRobert Mitebum - Gia St~l.:l Ca1h. Bahr, Mrs. Dons Batie)', Mrs and Ke1Lh Evans , ugllest by Mrs. LucUie Mayes. "Good dleport Vohmteer Fire Department · 1'he <h•'dr<n ••ere 5e "l"d at long Companion" was g1ven by "-• In her demonstration "Autumn · made by Mr. K•nca 1d. Demos key, Mrs. Maxtn~ SATURDAY • .. " Hlan<"h H t t II d lou Beauty", Mrs. XiDCfid Qowed M " met Tue6day even1ng at the home "TilE BAT" ~~ ~:u~"n•~;,:;·,~J~~·l~a~n; Zirkle and Mrs tables (or refreshments of cup . e a~. ons a . an "Rilbt what materials •"e bad used, b.... u rs, n.incaJd showed the group of Mn Thomas Hannigan. Vincent Pnoo _ ca)le9, ice eream , popc(Jrn halls and I RelatJOnshtp was lOVen ·bY Mrs. dried materials""" cou'A be mad~ how to make the corn husk flower Agnes Moor•head After the of the pop. Rev Francis H Glaz1cr gave lllabel Wmebrenner. pliable and eiiY to ::range andd while the group watched, _ also _ refreshments were served by the mvocallon. ' other members present for the So f b .~- .. · · b m41 e several arrangements ustng Mrs ..::verelt Bachner presided 0 "GUN GLORY.. B1ggs, Mrs. Pau1 Haptonstall ! meetmg were Mrs. Raymond Sa:1me er con~mers ad t dNed materiala and fr b, over the short business meetmg Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, • Present were SUSie and )fike ton, Mrs. L. D. DUes the b_een made by het · husband, ers es ow· when plans for the Chrhtmas parStewart Gr~er, Chill Wtlll Vlrs Mtldred Hawley, a former 1 Bentz, Delbert Bruch Hober\.<l Dmg lowtng guests Mrs. brat she showed wa• a fiat · ty were discussed, Mary carleton, conme Otll, Kathy, son, Gregary, Mrs. Wlnel~ro*r' in .~ ·(enn of In S ' with Other arrangement~~ used in • Linda and Richard D1ll, Joyce and Mrs. Haptonatall and cadiDe._.ueet taper. Wlth selatin the room wu one of the small The travelins prize. fumilhed by Ketlh Evans, Nancy and Judy lm- Boster molda eloN to the top sivlni the kneeling angel tn blue w1tb 6mall Mrs. Rus&ell Mills, was won by buden, Sktppy Lo~an. Dcstle Kay F:dl flowers decorated ®a CQJRIII'~~~ Fl11wen with t..iia pink roses. Mrs. Hannigan. Mrs. Kincaid w.as Jntroduced to . Pike , carol Stout, Hecky and Bren Hamilton home and during Ue weti-..·lnort ltlmecl mums and da Wtll a11d_ Vtckic, Chuckte, Di- serving of UJe desacrt eourae h-- ~:l.~therQumJ Jed artificial the group by Mrs. Arthur Skin- , Games were ~layed d.urmg the ana and Jamce Young. corded music was enjoyed by the ner who with Mrs. Paul Davi11 e !enmg and prl%es aw"'lrded to Adults prcllent were Mrs 'J11om- guests. Were co-demonstrators for the !ANI. Bachner, Mrs. Howard Dailey, Bentz, Mrs. Bernnst Bruch, Mrs meeting .~:~rs. Robert McElhhmy wild Mrs. IRolbcrt Stout 'MrM Dwight Logan, PLAN DAD'S NIGHT Mrs. W.tUtam Slater was the Gibbons-:. Mrs Charles Dill, Rev. and Mrs Dad's Night will be obsened devotiona1 leader for the evening ----"----Francl" H Glaz1cr, Mn Guy :rling. when tbe Centra l PTA meets Monand u.sed as her theme "Keeping Mrs. Jameli Will, Mtss Marjonc day Ill 7.30 p m at the school. A Thanksgtving". Her ·prayer was Bentz and Mt9s Sharon Dill program honorma "fath· In com!J_le!Jloration of the First 1 ' will be presented and there y LUCILLI HAWKINI Thankagtvmg. • be II speaker. A white elephant Min Mary Leifheit of Columbus, Members responded to the roll CONVENTION Off 1 The Hocking Sub-Du;tric.t Jilis- sa le will be held and memben are who Is •Pendtni this week at her call witb their Thanks~vmg ar- G range tcel"S 1- 8 Soc 3ionary Convenllon will be held requested to br~ng wrapped art•- home, Laurel St., and wtth frtends, rangement. M H. E. Starkey, Gate Keeper of rs. Reynolds prestded over ~~~:~:t at the Forest Hun Baptist cles marked with the approximate fell Wednesday morning fracturmg the Ohio State Grange and mem. The Rev William Hull is value. RefreshmentR will be served. ber leg in several places. She Is a the busjnesa meetmg when the ber of Columbia Grange, instalted patient at Meip General Hospital. group \IOted t' L co-operate with pastor of the church the Rutland Garden Club and the officers of Hemlock Grove, NEW ARRIVAL Wlillho~n'IMiddlepoprt Garden Club wtth ·s Pomeroy Hend, Racine, Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Gray (Cbar· Christmas flower shop on the 14 Rock S»ring Granges Tuesday evelene Deem) of Columbus are anand 13 at the Rutland Methodist ning at the Rock Springe Hall. nouncin'g the birth of a son, Thurs- ~;~~~~·~;:;j;,::•r:~~ Church. Mrs. Charles Asa Brad· Assisting Yr.--Starkey were Mrs. day, October 29, at Unlvenlty c bury was named as ihe chairman c;;tarkey, Mrs . .fred I.eifheit, Mrs. Hospital Grandparents are Mr. and oj the committee for the show and John Erwin and Fred Gocglein. Mrs. Pe11rl Deem, Morning Star ~~~:~:.: ot~ers on htr commtttee are Mrs. with Mn. 'Leo Story as pianisl i~rs. John Shumway of Akron Is a Wtlltam Slater, Mrs. Wesley Fry County I)eputy -c. N. Jones and great grandmother The Grays alGeorge Mrs. Edgar Reynolds and Mrs: JuvenUe Matron, Mrs. Jones were· Leather trim interior like new, heater, good tires. Dark nn.n ,.tnt'r • , so have two other son6. , Jayne Ann. Helen Lloyd. 9l.so present. sfriH .. . . H. Myers returned green flnlsh. Real economy and seating capacity plus. The constJtutton and by-laws A cake walk was held during her home, Unlon A\le., TueSday. ··· 14, It,,..~ II,·~21 from Mel&• General llo11pltal. Mrs. were read by ~he 11ecretary Mrs the eVening, with the clll:e baked l''ry. by MrK. Huber Brown and won by Lemler and Mt11. Mare"s ··~. 20~., ...,.24 ... Mrs. Robert Reibel an bonorar)' Robert, Beegle of ,Ra.cine Grange. Black llnlsh, white wall tires. Interior spotless standard IJI<ousn 1re asststins in her care. Give Her The Gift At the close of the meeting, transml•elon, 6 cyl. motor. Radio and heater. ' and Mrs, Char1es Moore and member of the club was -appointShe Wanls ed to make a table arrangement cookies, ice cream and coffee were Fairborne AN ELECTRIC l l~;;;;;i:end at their home. r.ir;;~; ,iiio~ for the National Farm and City ~crved by the borne etonomic Banquet whith will be held at ommittee. Mrs John Kelly of Akron 4 Door. Beautiful coral and white finish white wall , mother, Mn Ada Cray, and Mrs. Rutla~d on Nov. 20. The group alao decided to work Urea, D-500 motor, Powerflite trans., heate~. A real nice AOLER - tttr.IAG - WHITI E\lerett Davts of Middleport were All Sty.les and Prtce~ ~ recent gue&ts of Mf, 4nd i,.(ra. with the Middleport Garden Clubs car and priced to suit. in the Christmas decorating con· Ute Your Glft Certiflc•tn Cllarles Buc1t Mr. and Mn R. B. Wilklnt of teat m the town. Mre. Slater, pngram chalrman, Lancaster were weekend guests of 2 Door Locally owned and real low mileage, white and motner, Mrs: Addle Grueser. announced that the Christmall party would be held at the homo gold finish, automatic trans., white wall tires like new of Mr~, ~rtbtir Strauss and that heater, padded dash. Drive lt. ' wrappmgs of the glft exchangl would be judged for prizes. The traveling pruc was won by Mrs. R&abel and the door prizt: Hardtop Coupe. Ivory and green flnish. Upholstery spot· by Mn. Walter Crooks. less, all good white wall tires. Radio, heater, Hfdramatic. At tbe close ol the meeting Power brakes. Mrs. Re)'nolds was assuted by Mrs. E. 0. Ran In serving a aalad course to the membert present and Mra. Kincaid and Mrs. Garet VB motor and powerglide. Like now tires, spotless lnterStansbury of the Middleport Garier, white and gold finish. Want a sharp one? den Club and Miss Freddie Houda ahelt who were guests. In the article of the club's meetIng last month the name of Mrs 4 Door Sedan. Blue over Ivory finish. Clean Interior. Reynolda wall unintentionaJiy omh Ali good tires, standard transmiSsion. Radio and heater. ted from the committee wbo hac Was U095. Week End Special. ~mpUed the year book which wa atven honorable 1 mention irt thE 1t1te jud,cin1. Mrs. Reynolds wa1 chairman of tbe I;'Ommittee. Bel Air 2 Door. 6 ·cy!. motor with powor~lde radio Enterpri'Se EUP Ch"ld ren Ch .r p rty I HeJd ""el ~~~ndwiches ==;~~;;;;~;;;;:;., i 14thh,l~==:::===::=:::;===;=;:;::::::::::::!l ~laBS AmateUr Held Wed refreshment~: Nan~y d H ~ ~ ...... lodlonJty," Whol Wood 41~ ...,.tment .t htr con~ 1 VOL XI e • at y .- enttne Weather UnlfN ,..... lllttnlat..... Ohio• Ct-. _, ...... ... lolllillt' .........turN O¥W ,..... . . . . . tta .., ~ flurriH mNt ,....,.... .......... """"' ..._ ......, cllo4y .... today, ......... - 173- - - -------------------------------~--~-----------------p~~~~ddl~~~ihl.~~~~~:;~;;-;.~~------------------------------------------------~~~~w~l~~~·-~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 6, 1959 .!ilNVu-cOP\'·-..-,-.,·------------------------------~-------~ Nu. Middleport Emergency Squad Fully Equipped I Meigs Co. Affected By Gas Rate ffike Federal f.Almmission Is Asked Permission To Increase Rate ' ~:-tty I 1 was .. tlke Mn. Wood ..,., hit kMt' aad IPink tt.r. ~- I • • 1 MEIGS THEAm Fire Departf1ent Auxiliary Meets n I I Mainly Abou• People In Pomeroy ~ayne Grange OfficerS IAre Installed · Tuesdoy Evening \ flfRVOUS? 1958 GOLIATH 11 Pass. · · Reduced $1989 1957 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan · $1295 1957 DODGE VB Coronet · .. .. Only $1565 1957 FORD VUairlane .. .. ........ $1595 Heed CasU Call 1nlf C.lm Down. .... , Husbands! .. ITY OAN .Elberfelds SEWING MACHINE BIG BONUS BONANZA ,f£ATUR,£1; SETOF 1956 OLDSMOBILE "88" · ·· · · · · · · · $1445 1955 CHEVROLETV8 210 · .. · · .... $949 · .. Now $999 heater, good tires, spotless interior, whlte over tu:quojsS: ' 1955 PlYMOUTH .. · .. .. .. .. · Only $899 Belvedere "8" 4 Door. Power steering, powerOlfo pow· er brakoa, radio, heater, good Urea. Special this 'week end Only. Around And MAYTAG PAIR ·Ab.out Middleport lly PRIDOII HOIIIIASitiLT 1953 BUICK Speclal2 Door · · · · · · · · · · $495 Mr. and Mrs. Earnest BoWlet received word from tbetr .son, J'amea F. who entered the armed lor..., Oct. 31, stating tbot he b atatloned at Fort Hood, Tex.s, in the Enalneering Battallion . and that ht has been made an aasist. eat platoon leader. Mn. Cb1tlet Asa Bradbury Robert Reibel, Mrs. Cecil I!"•~dbUI'Y and Mrs. Paul Ruasell In Columbus 'I'Ilelda:r. Local owned, clean Interior, standard transmission radio and heater. While over turquolae flnlah. ' 1953 CHEVROLET 210 .. · .. · ...... · $349 2 Door. Solid body, good tlreJ. White and blue flnlllb A real buy. · 1958 CHEVROLET "6" 2 Door · · · · · · $1695 Beautiful Ivory and blue finish. Spotless Interior Uke new Urea, beater. One of those nice ones. ' -"•--,.•••nd MrL W11ter 1953 CHEVROLET COOK Another Rutland Furniture Value! 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. Only $1465 1955 CHEVROLET .... · ...... $l.9s : Porter .Is' Guest Speaker A~ Rio Grande AsSembly Sen. J. Sherman P.orter of the Glbbon11 Ohio Legislature were in A.ssembly. Thursday, No\lember 8. He dl54:uued recent 1tate legislation in regard to edueaUoo, empbastztna: those aspeeb whieb relate to the right of local districts to .. pass le\lles for an indefinlte Solid cab and body. Good seats, good tires and runs fino. Heater. Thill week. of Columbua spent with his motbw, I - 1959 Chemltt Bel Air 8 cyl., PG, 2 Door ~.- 1959 Chmolttlmpala 4 Dr. FuU Pow• OY ·co. ·il!l!-,:-dt~~·~Loto-Open ""1'0Evenh11i ~ 10 AJI, Soloi.rrloy POIIDOY ONLY '• ' ..' ' ' •r .. wu the guest 11peaker at the RIO Grude College attend at the li2 Ton Pickup · · $549 ' ,, and increases in Patience Asked .Until Scave~Pe~ Clm Get Leayes effeclJV~ S011at1>r Porter Degrees sal- � 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. 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