https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac49c7bb972b5e1ba9e0a6100001b026.pdf 3116b708939a761367019e4626ad3f84 PDF Text Text ' ,.. 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- �.. \ • • I f..tttnlilent.atirif;! Editorially I WE ' Ne,w Prescription Needed As 1 matter of principle - and. indeed, plain horse sense - tile government s hould not engage in any commercial activity ~hkh can be carried on by taxpaying private enter- f ' prise. Blf' if government does engage in a com mercfial activity . politica l or other reason s. it should charge rates which honestly cover aH the costs. It shouldn 't for ce all the taxpayers to pay a part of tl'l:e bill run up by those who patronize the activity in question Unhappily. this is rarely if ever the ca.se. Parcel post service is an excellent - and ex pensi"ve - example . It is a purely commercial s~nire , and it is directly co mpetitive with private parcel and express haulers on the national and local level. It is entirely dis- ' . ' tinct f ro m the carrying of the majJ. And parre i post has been opcra tf' d at o. loss ever sinCe ils ~ gi nning s Current direct losse.i: are estimated at ~100 , 000 , 000 a year - all borne by th e gl•nera l taxpay·ers, of whom many mii lions rarely if ever use the service - and indirect losses r un to another $65,000,000 or so . To add in sult to jnjury, legislation is now proposed which would permit parcel post to earry much larger and heavier packages than are now allpwet.l - whic~ wo ulrl mean taking rnore bu si*ss away from taxpaying priva-te Parrcl post needs d oses of two medicines - principle and horsp sense. this wee k came back wilh n ews of an impending change in policy that pleased most of them. Henceforth Ohio University will make a determined effort to award degree s whatever the college - to men and women who speak and write English corredly. Professn.rs indicated that university instructors will be djrected to keep an car open for students or all ranks and in all departments who use theit mother langu<Jge with less than required skill. Also, papers prepared by physical education majors jn a first aid class, those written by engineers studying chemistry, or work produ<:cd by home economics majors, wHI be scanned · for dangling participies, split infinitives, and wrongly spelled men! to r e medial work. It aSks that said engineer, his tory major , Physical Education rr:a· jor, home economics major, prove him or herse lf competant in English before a degree is awarded. ~~to ' American college administrators a·re more than a little embarrassed by the proved fact that an average 14-year-old European pupil can write and sppea·k his own language better than the average Americ an college fresh· man . Our departmentalized kind of collegiill e work results too often in a graduate in physical sciences, for example, having little English training beyond the Freshman level. And the attitude in that level is to "get it over with on any acceptable gr·ade and let me get at Utose molecules. " Ill short, the English used by many "col- words. Wh en professors deem lt right, they wiU be expected to assign an offender to a remedial EnelJsh class, b"eretofore reserved for students entering the university as freshmen who score below par in the English secUon of entrance examinations. The new policy gOes beyond mere a·ssign. Rock Springs S.ocial Events graduates" is embarrassing to American colleges. Ohio University hopes to do some· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert thing about it . Burdette. There were 82 in attend11nce at If this new approach to English Instruction Sunday School Sunday, CoU~::ction is _a pplied uniCo~mly to all departments it taken $21..$7. Mrs. Janet Korn of Pomeroy shbuld b e effective. Most educators, we bewas a gueat of Mrs. Mark Gruescr lieve, wili applaud the action. fhunday afternoon. iii mad e and atonement is promised . ll does not matter, lt seems to me , that a few 1dob have feet or clay More importan t iR how each of us reach to a 11hattered illusion . lC it is with indifference, then il is time for us to do some personal stork-taking. And if the deception doea man· a~e to ~;tlr In each of U8 a rea~~essment o! the code b>.: w~ich we live, then some gOod" h&ve emerged ... Eo·=n::-::o--oR=':S::--- MAII. BAG Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grueser were Sunday t~rternoon guests of Mr . and Mr11. Wad e Smit h of Flat woods. Mrs. Ruth Steele ·aod mother, Mrs. Donnelly of Chillicothe were Sundiy afternoon g ue st~ of •• ~IiRS Alice Euler. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard, Miss Ali~e Euler, Mrs. John Erwin, Mary Mr s. Wm Grueser, Maca/fee, Mrs. Virginia Weyers, Miss FredQ Will, Mr!i. Ethel Grueser t~tlended revival service at Flatwoods Suruiay night. Rev. Robert Card of Chester was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hartune Saturd"Y· ~lr. and Mrs Holly O'Neal and children of The . Plains were Sunday guests of Mn. Freda Will . Mrs. Velma Dou&lali and da.ugb· ter Mary Jane were (ailed 1o Charleston S . , ! t the yserii q . . oth· er MtB. Edna• , , pat· ient in KanaWh •1 ij fr pita!. Mrs. Ross is still seriously Ill. Mn1. George ijale of McDonald was an over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner and family recently. M,·,, An Open Letter To thP. Cihzcm11 Of Middleport: On behalt of 'the Middleport Volunteer Fire l)eputment I wish to e:~tepd our sincere appreciation for yoGt · iup):ultf ln. hejp'ti'CI:. pass the lire l:iond l:ssue. Yolq' tr-tmendous sqppqrt of the i!lsue was a fine way of leU ing u ~ know you are behind us 100 per cent in the work we are trying to The Almada~ do. Our special thankg to The Daily Sentinel for helping .up explain the lnue and to all of you who In Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Radford and some way gave your suppnrt. children Billie, Becky and Mary We a~ members of your fire de- Lou, Mrs. Maxine Arnold and plll'tment will continue to serve daughter Susanna and George you to the best of our ability at Wagner spent Sunday afternoon UnltN Prt11 International an)·timfl . we nre called upon. at Old Man'e Cave. Today Is Friday, Nov. 6, the Sincerely, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm . SeYfried of 310th day or the year, with ~3 Donald W. Mill~, pres. J Gallipolis were Tuesday vbiton more days in 19119. Middleport Vol. Fire Dept. of the latter·~ parenh, Mr. and The moon is approaching its lint quarter .. The morninR star Is Venus. The evening stan are Mercury and Saturn . On this date In hlatory : In 1800, Abraham Lincoln waa elected to the prealdeuey . In 1869, the !lrat for•al Intercollegiate football game wa1 pbtyed at New Brunswick, N. J. Pinal acore : Rugen 6, and PrlncetOI'l .... In 1882, Uly l.tnitry, known aa "tbe Jersey Lily," made her American debut. t In Ul503, Atty. Gen Herbert Brownell Ht off 1 bitter national controveny when he eharJed . that former Preaident Truman promoted tbe late Harry Dexter White wi~h the alleged full tnowl· ed,ce ' thll: ,White waa, In Brown· ell's wordt, "a Ruaaian 1py." Mr. Truman Immediately denied lhe charliJe. · A thoupt for · today: Ttle Ena· lllh autbor Someraet Maqballil nid, "People 11k you for crltlc· iam, but Ihey only want praile." wnf --====-.. . . TOD.\Y AND YESTtt:RYEAR ...~mn•·• Don't Let Elders Feel You Think Them Feeble CROSSWORD :1 . .,.,. • •. Colli .... t . Ira the rear tnaut.) • . lllxhlblt 1. 8enate meuearer I.Appre. -·-·> t . 8habiQit 21. Boy·· Alck- name 22. Swabt 23. Biblical name U-014 prlll)ft ot London 17. Raved 2t. Dr.eUnl' lO. W"p li.Uke lf. Otue !e. Doorway '81. A4tnauer'a M. Ht, anct to, on.,. 33. Branch ••rtotn ~ ' (IIUII) I"Hh..l&l'l ...,,., <apltal u. Grafted (bf.t'.) liT IITI ltiCOIID BALTIMORE UPI - An Am.-. leaD Airline• '10'. eet 1 new etim· merQlal •peed record . Thundar br IIYIRI from Loo AlllelOf to Friendihlp lntetnationtl Alrpoit here" in euclly to"-f hour... Tbe aiant Boelnt Jet hit • top tpeed of . 810 mll e1 1n bour on the 2,080 m.ile nlcht. . _ oet,.S .....,rner ~ GOLD PtSij Oh . fickle fish you come so close And nibble ·at my bal'.td. Then if I tpove you d~t~ away, Pown deep, bQt ~ou doJJ't ,la.nd. You· Com~ back up and swim around ' tou have no destinatioq.. So qulet, smooth, serene' and still You're qod in operatiQn. Y:ou'"ft red, gOlf! sP.otted, orange and ~ek. . ,, • You· care not for drets Of eblor. Yet stripes run down . and cross YOIP' back' Your array c~U14 ,not be futJer. So qpiet yet alWJft on the ,:o. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utsmger Why .\ you have ·a ~urple 'brother! spent the past week \Oith their \ 'fhat:a not neceslary he .,.; so d~ua:bter, ~:and lf,n. J(:elson Phil- He COuld loo~ lPfe tb" Other. lips and famlly of Waverly. . I )'fonder why Gpd made rOU thus? Ana BrYant ia reported Ill at h1s My surmise in· medilation, bome. Just to prove to thus and ~o Mrs . :Berth_a Am~ was a Wed· You're God in operation. nesday evemng dmqer Juest of Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Bradbury. I've g:aed inio yoiJr clear, eool Mrs. Wm . Eichinger Sr. Mrs. 'Beatrice Hoffman spent pond Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard of Thursday evenlng With Mrs. Ruth For lJours I~ silent wonder. Gallipolis spent Sunday with the Erlewine. You comfort rne, nd body knows former 's brother AmoS and fam· Mrs. Alma Rupc is a P.atient at You held me Whep I blunder-. Hy. Meigs General Hospital tWhere she Yet you swim round so soft and · "stilJ · Mr. and MrS. Lewis Grueser underwent sur1er}', Monday. 1e1t Tuesday 1or severa1 days A Halloween .Wasquerade party No ·noise you ~e wbe11 ehasin'. b ld Tb b h visit in Springfield with rela· was e at e C ~c of Christ, And I gaJn strength from your tivcs. Saturday evening with ~everal ~r· silence there, You're God in operation . . Mr. tlnd Mrs. Jerrold Hartung ltOill attending. Composed July 9, 1951 were called here from Columbus Mrs. Fern Sweeney was a Sunday by t he 1. 11 ness o1 h er moth er, Mrs. dinner guest of Mrs. · Garriet Wit: By Agnn R~el Nellie Tracy, liamson. PI~. Ohio A quartet from the CedarvHle Baptist College sang at the mornLOST TIME I.EPOft:r' ing services of · tbe Langsville W:ASHINGTQN UPI ~ More church, Sunday, and at the Car- working time is lost because of penter chureb in tho afternoon . strikes In September tban In any Dr. and Mrs: John G. Smith of month. since ldne, 1952, according I'---,.,.. ::---.J j Deland, Florida, were called here to the Labor Department. CLA TO T ~--'--·--'------------'--...:....:._ _ __ _ 0 The One Won One Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Will meet at the home of Mrs. Georg~ Skinner; Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 0 ffi ' BOARD M.I'I'ING ~ The Official Board of the Heatll Methodist Church will meet thifi ly HEIMAN N. IUNDESEN, M. D. . Sunday at 7:30 at the Church jn A PERSON'S emotional attt- was advised that she wo11ld Middleport. tude might play an lmportiUlt have to bave anoth,c r op;lrn.Uon part in est&.blishlnf binocular' within three months in tn·det· t b MEETtljG CALLED vlaion, or the i.blllty ·of both complete the qurf:.·, There wUi be a Y-oung People's eyea to work togetber In unison. However, three days before Meeting at the Hy1ell Run Free When the eye& aru out. of the scheduled IIC(:orrd operation Methodist Church on Nov. lOth, alignment we call the condition she reported that she didn't at 7:30. The speaker is Deloris atrabiamus,. (If .-quint. It makee think It woUld be necessary, Shophert. Ab o special sin&ing. no d.Uttrence whether ~he tan- Thill doctou ex~min~d her and Young people in charge. dency il to tum in or out, the found that the cross-eyed condl• term '' the .. m~. tlon had almost <llsappeared. -.·A check <Jf her emotional MEETING CHANGID Dllferent C&u&H " a ttltu(l.e was made. This study The Pal'lt OUicers of Racine The c'¥111es, H'owever, appall· found that she had been WOI'k• Chapter OES wilt' meet Thursday , ently at'S quite dltrerent. At In a depar1,rn6nt atore tmdcr Nov. 12 at the home o[ Mr. and 1eaat the posaible peyohologlcal alngsuperior she tl}oroughly dis· Mrs. Arthur Nease instead of at cau~ea are. the home of Mrs. W, Bamitz as Intern a. I atra.bl~mus-you llk-ed. The auperlor had been ~ another depart· previously annOunced. Jll'Obably eall lt. crossed eyes- tranaterrea ment juat before her su\lde;n appearS: to be qaueed aomeUmea lmprove'?lent. HOLZIR HOSPITAL by a chronic alate ot anger. Admissions, Nov. 4: Mrs. Geor1e On tM ottMr band, ex,_temal Removed Ter-11ion · Francis, .Middleport; Paul llrt.blemu• &ppa.rently o t ten ~Ia transfer had reino -:. Rome Smith, come 1 from ietlcnaUwJ. and the woman's t!en11ion and her Mae Siders, •pathy. f!YI t r o ubI e had pr(')mpUy Beleatlsh" Thea~ clearecl up. HoweVer, she beCll~:::~. R. Fish•a Gallipo. Thla, a.t leut, if the theOt~J C&me Illlrvous ng;aln after about Rav&<lvMced bY aome ach~nttstt. eight monthi!l and the aqulnt Van AetuaUy, tt 11: 1. logical at· rtturned. M. Russell, mmptlon." Jna1 much"a 1 the eyes Investtgiltors aurmia:e t hat · ~rman B. Wehrmyer, turn outward When you are atie waa Jn suCh a continual Mn. Ernie VIctor aalte~ tt ~ natural to auqm,e ata.te of ang~r from exper)encea ; George Rodne)' that nl~aUon ... w, th~m· "'"' Mrller Jn her lite tha.t her verge whlle teuion make~! ~e~ ten•ene11 eould be' relie~d onl)' New. 4 : Mrs. Wilbur eon~p. . · temporatlly. H. Davl1, Mrs. Carl Crou-eyed ehiUiren art futown QUICIJTION 4ND ANI"-R Ftederlck W, Glbba, to be deltructlve, aa a ru1e. 't.r H. c· .: Wh•' td cauae , and -nr. ~ wou Jane CalrM, Mra. · Edgar thll. too, tendlto "ear out the a aever.e paltl in lfie bottom 4:1f , Mrs. John Huey, Mn. Wtl· ~ry. the beet. Upectally atter reat· Mra. E. P. Arrina:· JM"tuntl<' Wltl 8qtt1at Inr and then walkln& tor & ton, orville , Mn. John The !letter Vlalon tn's tltute w~a. t Rothwell, Mn. f:l:omer Hayee, M:n. rnotfa the we ot a n•urotjc Answet: Thll may be due to Nun Betz, Dr. Robert OU, Samuel l'VIch()IS, 'Nctf11an w~o wu founcl to haV'e a 'Put on "the httl bOn•. An an. lntfl'l\&l ~~tnt. · x-ra.r may ahoW the cau1e. Birth~. Nov. 4 : A son to Mr, and -The ~quint w~ re<!uce<l toft· , VuloUe.li'tatment• ar.c ava.ll• A.rthur Brown, Addlaon. Jl4eq.bJ3 tq •Uflery, but 11\e able fQr tht.' .conditlon. Deaths, Nov. f: Mrs. Jamee . · eo uae, Kl'lf 1'¥1'""' ~,, r.,, . squtnt E'yes Blame . ·d. ' On E Otlona1 cause"'· ·&.m~Jo~anee crewa remove bodlee from ....-recll oear C)'preu. · AII ·IIARCH OOE$ AWRY-Bearch tor I plane mtulng In ~':&";; prodUC!'llt these acenea In Houston, with Don cuue .. m~f Baytowb coming a Cropper ln trying to ald the Clvil 1 Air patrol, The missing plane, with bodies of Mr. and Mrs. .Eldoa YoWlg ud Mr. anj:l Mre. ~enne~h ~hyt, waa Jouqd . \ltVO·Wl" trom'Cypteu,: wllete •tt """"fl~ b~at4. -'--tile Seo.lors was sold. In the AUlijtorium." the Seniors had set up a Dart Throw, a fish pnnd, ball throw, penny pitch and Mrs a white t!h:phant sale and they worked these stands themselves. DonaJd :McKnight entertained the 'l;'be Senior Claas·was weJ! pleas. Rite Sewing Club witb . a In other....-U)oms they had a n,ov- ,sew ed with the response that they rechUl supper, Wednesday evenine-, ceived with their Carriiva) which ie house and also .a spook house:. at their club room. they held last night in the High Jn the movie house, Phyllis Hil· During the busineS;S session with School. MJ)st of the work on the !lert..j showed Clrcu~ Illm and those Mr8. Edward ~ wells presiding the camlVat wa~ done by the Senior ••'llrking i~ the spook house were, club project was dlscussed. Plans themselves with· Mothers working Honnic Van Cooriey, who was the were also discusSed for tbe annual at the carnJval, Mrs. James Bucb· corpse ,wlth the cold band, Karen Christmas dinner to be held at the ' Mrs. . , anan, Alfred Roush and Mu. Herrmann, Marianne Brinkman, Martin restaur11nt, on l)ecember 16. u iane Stumbo, Carolyn Bradford, It was decided to have a wlUte Marie VanCooney. , ,\!aida Roush and DOn Grueser. elepb& ttt sale at the next meeting, Tbe ,mothers conducted the Gafne] were played and prize• A higb light of the evening was sweet shop whtrf ca&d ied apple!i. award~ to Mrs. ChatJes Hoffman the ,drawing for the ham, which don uta, coffee ~Mid pie which had and ·Mrs.. Donald MuUen. 'rhe door ' been cpntributed by t'be parents of had been donated by t!le A&P prize waa awarded to Mrs .. Willard Store and a large turkey: John Krawaczyn, Jr. drew th8 lucky nu- Boyer. . Mn.' Wells and Mrs. ,Kenneth mbers. Mrs. Vernon See won tbe furkey and Mike HkckeU the ham. Finley will be hostesses at the next meeting on November 18. from Other Scnion helping with tlie 'varniv.tt .Were, l(:aroJrn Wlliioh, Jan Hauck, David Hartinger, Judy Clark, Marlaqne Woodserd, Karen .Valk!!!r, Bob P~eat.on; · Shirley Gil· key, Loretta ·nanning, Ruth Ann f armer, and Barbara Scltes, presi· Plans are being made bY the dent of the clau .. Senior MOthers of Middleport for a Rummage Sale to be beld in the REISER DODGER COACit LOS ANGELES UPI - Pete Rei&· Calderwood ·auilding located next ~r today wu naml;!d a coach ·o f to the Smith Clotb1nt Co. on Fri· che Los Angeiet DOdgers to re- day and Saturday, IQ"ovember 13 place his forme~ Brooklyn room- and 14.. Contributors are being aaked to mate, Pee Wee Reese, who accept· ed a bt'oadcastinl· job. Tb~ 4()-year· bring tboir articles on ThUrsday .nld Reiser curreptly is run nina the afternoon at the Calderwood buildEscogl~o Reds of the ·n omiaiean Ing or to the borne of Mrs. Alfred Roush at 406 Lincoln Street. Republic Middleport High Senior Class Carnival Success ABLE STEREO LVINATOR wASH.ER.DRYER SALE Hatlo· ¥111A1KI N1W MOJOIOlA JOitf., Alll ITIIIO NIGH PtDILifY Venatile oteiao. ~;:,blo . ~ker cabinetl play · &.. , ' .. . . . . . ., •.85 Jle&ular M0.$27.:9.95 Now$199.95 ' A~OMPLETE LINE AT IIIC Werner RADIO. an!! TELEVISION ' '• '. f%89.85 . Canasta Club Meetding Els Held 1 !JeS ay vening iR~;~~!~~r~o~!~'Fed~..... Church, attended the fall workshop of the Columbus Regional Guild, held recently at the Wilson Aven· ue, E&R Chuuh, Columbus. Mrs. Robert Miller, Gary, Ind. , national representative of the Women's Guild was the guest speak~r. at this meeting, whicb was a sebool of instructiona.. for .all officers and chairmen of the local Guilds. 1 Attending were Mrs. Waldo J . Bartels, •dviaory member of the Columbus Regional executive board; Miss Erma Smith, secretary of the Columbus\ Regional; Mrs. Ben Neutzling, vice pit&~dent and ehrist~.an education chairman of tbe local Gulld; Mrs. I. B. Weed, elder of the chur-ch; Mrs. Roy Seyfried, treasurer of the lOcal Guild; Mrs. Thomis Young, apirit1,1al life chairman; Mrs. Louis Reibel, miuionary chairman; and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, representative of the christ Jan service department of Ule Guild. Mrs. Allred Roush entertained Lhe members of her Canasta Club Tuesday at her home on Lincoln Street. High ~ore waa won by Mrs. Alice Freeman and the low score by Mn. Paul Theiq;. Other players were Mra. Ida Mell man. Mrs. Helen Buchanan, .Mrs. Ann Singer, Mrs. Martha Meier, and Mrs. Iris · At · the elusion of the pl.zy-1 ing. a sala c urse was served by d!.e hostc · -----:::---:: RECORD NIGHT SCHEDULE KANSAS CITY. Mo.hiUPI t • - The 11 K a n! a s C i l y At e 1c1, w1 play an all-time American League tecord 57 night game1 during ' the . 960 seaaon , if approval is granted by the AL. Meanwhile, the A's >tiU have not hired a new ~ana· ;u to take the place of Harry ...: raft. I HEMSTEAD, England t1PI Coun<il member Gilbert Hitch· cock nld' Tbursday the- dty was going to. crack down on ice cream peddlers because ''we are all fed The Ensemble of the Girl's Glee up with this infernal.ding-dong." Club made their first appearance of the year Wednesday when lhey presented two numberl for the High School Assembly. The girls who are directed by Mn. Clarence Lace)', vocal instructor of the Middleport Schools sans "Autumn Leaves" and "Twillight Time.'' Lynn Buchanan is the ac· , companist for the groop, I Those making up the EitSemble are : First Sopr.lno, Judy Gregg, Beverly Perrin , Bonnie VanCoon· ey, Karen McElhinny and Bertha Wilson . UnlllfJIIHMdfor • ._,,_,.,, tty~e.v •17Jewels • Wallfl)I"OO.f• • SMct-ralstlnt lea. Alto: Jani-ce Richards, Judy BUt· f !Jer, Barbara Covert and Christ· I ine Coats. · Gl Kanl - project. Country Store . Is Theme·,Of Cub Scout.Meet The country stOu wh~n Js the theme for the month was discussed when Deft Three Cub Scouts met Tuesday evening at their club house. · Home·made arlicles pertaining to the countl'y store theme were brou~ht by the boys who lold hrnt the articles were used and th£: dif· ference between the ·d ays of old and tb~ present tin~:e' Games were played after which '1 was prOvided by Tommy led by closed Finley, I HAVf YOU TRIED OUR FINE BUSINESSMAN'S lUNCHEON? or just to relax and enjoy, you'll like lunching bore regularly. NO~) TO SUIT YOUR MOOD AT THE MARTIN RESTAURAMT .. .., ID M!ddleporl I .I!_ • ..._ ........ • Slainllssllnl- a .,. . ·~v· I IRFI $1.00 Down Will Hold Your Lay-Away Tjl Christmas ~~~ SHOP EARLY- AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT • PK l -· ... PHQNE 385 POMEROY. OHIO •:. MAIN ST. '!.~~~~'""':~~-~~~~~-~.~~~~-~-~...,.-,.-~~~...! NOW'S ~f~E Bl= !I TIME TlJ B· u ~/ ELECTRI.C RANG2. ~.-.-, Quilting Party Held On Oct. 28 At Brickle~ Home A quUting parf.y wss held Oct. 28 .at tbe borne ol Mrs. Carl Briel!:· lea on Route 680, Darwin, with each gu4 brin&lng a aovened dish which was served at aoon to the following guests: Mn. Flota Blackwood, M;n- J\I;Jdra Wells, Mrs. Flossie Brickles, Mn. EveLyn sedg· wiek, Mrs. Maggie Chaney, Mrs. Florence Wells ond daughter. llln. AVlce Bailey, Mrs .. Louise Well and son Miss Bilrnice K.lng, Mrs. Faye Logan, Mrs. Kaye Log&n by tbe bostesa Mrs. Brickl~s . The next quilling party will be held at the borne of ).11'8. Florence Well on Nov. 16. - - - -::--:= SAYS CONTRACT DEFINITE AtiAMl Fla. UPI - "My con· tract wilh the two principles is definite," New York in Anthony. J. - Velella reannouncu\Jl plans to j~j~;.~~~i!! turn hea~weight bout between Ingemar and FloYd Patterson In Orange .aowl n8xt Feb. 26. I ~~ .~ ... A COOL, CLEAN, COM PL .. TE iY Au -, Of ' Second Soprano: Marianne Brinkman, PhyUJs Hilbert, Linda For· rest, Janice Zirkle and Susan P~l­ AIM POl VI NUl- ,Ben r. tbo bolloon and pnoaurtaed I(OHola 110tup at Rapid City., 8. D. for HDdlnl U. & NaVJ Comdr. llllooJm D. pilot, lllld Cbarloa • Moort. ee~eatt~tt to ... ao,.. QOO..foot altltudt Witb • large tel~ to malli• utroDomlcal obaelvatiou ot the plaDet VeaUL Xt'• U OCflce •• - . • ••.- BULOVA .Afi!. .., S24!.: I Girls Glee Club Ensemble Makes First Appearance I MEN! Own tba fabulous aew PUBLIC_ G_ E_ TT_t_N_G-PU~ .N -C~HY Wheth~r you· come to talk business, ., A DQ.......Ain: tp lis~ a\'lt JVCI TVVIR ICV . A!)QiriDIIH-KXOitllr.a. .'fall W.orUhop ------- -·· I I tROWS STEAK HOUSE ,_., West Moln St. ,.~ . Senior Mothers Plan Rllmmage SaleNov..13 PIZZA PIE t l I lala~;boilll~~--, land M.ra. Max Urown family dlopped, t.otbe~ .Y·ItZftV... . .Uatl. a&:An~··tlon of Ravenswood, W. Va.,andand Mr. I ~J"!-;~parach~~u~t~od~lro[om~~&~O.~JH~~Olo;btmut~~;..,~·~~~ and Mrs. Clair Brown of Millwood, ·;, :Regional ~uild w. v•._,_ _ __ NEW·•••. aDOe .COfttrol. Dual aappbire atyti. da.rryiDC cue with Spioe Brown , leatbet-textured miradto Iabrie. ,. - • (Modol BHI2) • tl,..fON ~ llttll 4ot down bttow tilt tiUittr parachute. i1 a DIM-toll trletor, tbl Jirplt lo&c! ot lve Y!~d~!~g~CIJ.n~i~n~ t MOTOROLA•' Funeral aervtcea were cond11cted Thursday afternoon, at 2:00 for Mra. Anna Katherine Brown at the Rawlm&&-(:oata Funeral Home with j Ithe Rev: ~ohn J . R_ichard ao~ ofh~La­ ting. Bur1al was m the Rivernew Cerneter)', Middleport .. Nep.bewl of Mn. Brown wbo aerved u. pallbearera were : Mu: Brown, UougUIIII Brown , Harry Craig, Jr., Robert CraJg, William Wirnek and Jamea Hendn.J. Ttw.se al~nQ.Iilg the ~ervices from oul of town were, Mn. Fl.or- I ence Wirrkk., M.n. Cln-.t GibJ.On 1and .Mr. and Mn. Ral ph Wbite all f of New Brighton, Penn. Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrix and 1on, J im of Heaver, Pe nn., Mr. and Mrt. A SUCI Of liST-Vice Praldeat .RJchard 5lxaD a4 __. Philhp Hendr1x of Cleveland, Ohio, .... I>tuul7 ......... ll<ft] - .... ...., ..- . - at W1Jliam Hendrix of Washington, t1u1 BIDerett Cotmtry club ID Hollywood. Nixon went to CllUon1l& tor a ft~ reel and vtalt wttb relatfva. D. C., Mr. and Mn. c. Hardway ot Akron, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence --::': PUtiCH- - 1er m the Paclflc-:-;id:...,Tb.,...unda-:-t Ihle and children :and Mrs. Almeda Gen· 1 the North Ko .. ean Commun!RI Buck of Galena, Ohio, Dr. and Jrlrt. Army command- • may have atomic capabilities. AUen Brown of Rocheater, Minneaota, Lieut. Corp. and Mra. Harcy W. Craig and daugbter of Waah· ~ ington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Boyd ~ Dixon of Neville llland, Penn., Mro. Gale Rowan and 5011 of Mid· ville, Ohio, Mn. Olive Brown, Mr1. (Tbe Nallm1'1 New Tale Se-lloD AI) Doria Brodmerkel of Hookstown, Penn., Mr. and Mrs.. Douglass Brown of Coraopolis, Penn., Mr. I Sew-Rite Sewing Meeting Is Held J9*her or far apert. HI-watt etereo ampli8er. 6 ,....,.. Separate tone contro"la, bal. 0 Held On Thursday I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-.I D01'I YSent1ne • I DayboO k Meeting \ ing of Diatrict 13 Dauabtert of 1 Amerin wat held at Belpn Hiib Sc hool Wednetcb.y nilhl Mrs. Ed ith wakelf Oittrict Deputy presided ovel' tbe- meeting .. Precedipg tbe meeting a dinner was aervid at Vera'a re1taurant. ta bles were decorated with cbry· llanth4!muma. BiU McAUee aana the "Lord't Prayer" after which the state offioera and district deputle• were introduced by Dinner Chair· man, Mn. Orma Shae!!er, Bill then sang "A Cerhi_n Smile" as a tri· bute to the officera, he., •• accom-~ panied at the organ by hla eister, , Mrt. Bob Richards. Each officer was presented a corsage by the district. The meeting at the High School opened with the Introduction of the District Deputy by llariettaj Council and Belle Prarie Council, nationaL and state officers were received by Forest Rose CouncU No. 285. . The initiatory work of the order was prese,nted by Belle . Prarie Council of Belpre In wbich seven · new members were taken lnW tbe I order. , 1 State Cmancilor, Mra. Msry Link was introduced by American 1 Beauty Council or UUie HoetJQJ, after her introductloa, Mrs. Link apoke brlefiY congratulating the Distri~ Deputy ora such a J.ovely meeting and to the new class of candidatee. Sbe u:raed tbem to •\tend the meeUn&a and the eouDdl1 t to give them somethini; to do•• Short talks were also given bf other officers present. · Other councib taking pari were Goldan Gleam, Guiding Star and Cheater. State officers present were: Mrs. Mary Link, State cOuncilor, Mrs. Harriet Cunningh~~om, State Vice Counc.ilor;' Mrs. Edith Betillng Chairman of the State Fublicity Committee; Mrs. Eva Adams State Home and Orphans Committee. Mrs. Olive White De· puty o! District No. 6; Mrs. Edith Wake ~y Deputy of Dietrict No. 13 and officers of W. Va. State 'Body. One hundred and tbirty six persons registered and Attended from Atbens, Nelsonville, Cheater, onto, Ean Llverpoo.~. Tuppers Plains, IJttJe Hoc~lng, · Oblo, Vienna, W. Va., Parkersburg, W. Va., Marietta, Belpre and Pomproy, Ohio. First before closing a demon· stration for Mrs. Edith Betzing, chairman of State Publicity COm· mittee was presented by District No. 13. Lillian Cougbner sang "Let Me Call YOu Sweet HP.art." A gift was presented to Mrs: Betzlng by tbe Council Deputy of Forest RIOse ICOuneU 286. Mrs. Ehlafae ~Cimes of Athens. l '· I Mr. and Mrs .. Jim Smith or'Co l· umbus wert weekend a:uettJ 'Of Lege ·p· · • Anna K. Brown FWieral Rites District Dof A Fqll Meeting Is H:~~n~S !~~~. By Pti\riiJ" Slmpkln1 by the deat~ ~~ her father, Dr. P Mrs. June Dewhurst entt-rtained A. J ividen, TbeY. arrived Monday with a dinner Sunday 10 honor of M'rs, J\] BeJe[ant of St. Petersthe birthdays of her husband , Har- burg, Fla., arrived Thursday for a old, and her father, 0 . 0 . Patter- week's viSit with her ~l.uli n . Miss son. Others present were Mr~ . 0. 0 . Etna Gardner. Miss Gardner will Patterson , Mr and Mrs. Paul Pat- return ((I Fll'\l'ida with Mrs. Bele· terson, Roxan ne a nd J effrey and fant and spend tbe winter. Thcy Andrea and Robin Dewhurst. wlll go by plane. Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of of <-fi n Gardrier were her brother, Bradbury were Sunday guests of Way Gardner, and son, Mr. and Mn. Sertb" Amos and Mrs. Fran- Mrs. Everett Gardner and children ~es Larkin. or Byesville. Mi8s Charlotte Rupe of LangsMrs. Frances Riebel and Mrs. ville was a weekend cuest of Miss l..i~Jte R.ttb~m Of PoliJft'OY were JDetta ErlewJne. ~ recent euelts <If thelr aliter, Mrs i(isa Mabel F~r and .Mr. and Louise Myen. TP,e three telebrat Mn. Ben Harvey of Columbus were ,ed their l;lirthdaya whk'h are aU an Saturday guests of Mrs. GaPilet , October. Williamson. ::.__ _ __ _ Mr. and Mrs. Cali'Oll Snow(Jen, Steve, Lam ind Goey. were Sunday dinner guests of ber parents, !Jr. and Mrs. Harry · Osborne of Pomeroy. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Denny have moved , from lt:iddleport to the · Orat"t •partment on Sa1"m Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dugan and sot~ have mc)Ved into the Pri!ill pro. perty on Col,lege Avenue. ThE! Red Devil Booster Club will meet Wednesday eveninif- Nov, 11 at ~ bf.lh •cbool. .Mi ahd ?ytrs. Ira 'Wolle and Cheryl of Mt. SterJing spent _the , weekend ,at their home here. ~e 'Weslem (.o(!al PTA will meet at the high school on Monday evenittg, November 9. business. afld. undoubtedly, furth-er inflating the taxpay!im ·-borne deficit . / After This, Better Eng]ish Local pedagogues vis iting Ohio 1J niver sit y Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N~v . 6, 1959---3 RUTLAND COMMUNITY EVENTS - ' ; • I • ~D,Uy SenUnel, Pomeroy-MiqdlepOj'l, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1959 CRIED~· All THE WAY TO THE BANK' i$ 5 t See and compare the time-saving features of all these leading brands: . PHILCO IUEilL .lllCliiC Diflstm f'JUII'JUI €J ~ut lll§llllffi WestlnAhouse +lut:p.oinl:" Kelnna~r A~lr•l FRIGIDAtR:B Now you can start enjoyinJ all the advantages of ~em electric ~. ~ ~ and save money, too.. E~c COoking is clean, oooi; _comP,~ au~c. ··""~· . Electric ranges lead in every automatic feature; and you eiUOY ~~~ .;, with a CQ.OI electric IBnRe. . hens '"· ...· f~ There's no open &me . • • no waste heat. ~esult: Kite '"'":""-"' cooler. Get a modem e1ectric range now while pr1ces are lowsti ~·~ · 7.v .' &O\ a• . . �.. \ • • I f..tttnlilent.atirif;! Editorially I WE ' Ne,w Prescription Needed As 1 matter of principle - and. indeed, plain horse sense - tile government s hould not engage in any commercial activity ~hkh can be carried on by taxpaying private enter- f ' prise. Blf' if government does engage in a com mercfial activity . politica l or other reason s. it should charge rates which honestly cover aH the costs. It shouldn 't for ce all the taxpayers to pay a part of tl'l:e bill run up by those who patronize the activity in question Unhappily. this is rarely if ever the ca.se. Parcel post service is an excellent - and ex pensi"ve - example . It is a purely commercial s~nire , and it is directly co mpetitive with private parcel and express haulers on the national and local level. It is entirely dis- ' . ' tinct f ro m the carrying of the majJ. And parre i post has been opcra tf' d at o. loss ever sinCe ils ~ gi nning s Current direct losse.i: are estimated at ~100 , 000 , 000 a year - all borne by th e gl•nera l taxpay·ers, of whom many mii lions rarely if ever use the service - and indirect losses r un to another $65,000,000 or so . To add in sult to jnjury, legislation is now proposed which would permit parcel post to earry much larger and heavier packages than are now allpwet.l - whic~ wo ulrl mean taking rnore bu si*ss away from taxpaying priva-te Parrcl post needs d oses of two medicines - principle and horsp sense. this wee k came back wilh n ews of an impending change in policy that pleased most of them. Henceforth Ohio University will make a determined effort to award degree s whatever the college - to men and women who speak and write English corredly. Professn.rs indicated that university instructors will be djrected to keep an car open for students or all ranks and in all departments who use theit mother langu<Jge with less than required skill. Also, papers prepared by physical education majors jn a first aid class, those written by engineers studying chemistry, or work produ<:cd by home economics majors, wHI be scanned · for dangling participies, split infinitives, and wrongly spelled men! to r e medial work. It aSks that said engineer, his tory major , Physical Education rr:a· jor, home economics major, prove him or herse lf competant in English before a degree is awarded. ~~to ' American college administrators a·re more than a little embarrassed by the proved fact that an average 14-year-old European pupil can write and sppea·k his own language better than the average Americ an college fresh· man . Our departmentalized kind of collegiill e work results too often in a graduate in physical sciences, for example, having little English training beyond the Freshman level. And the attitude in that level is to "get it over with on any acceptable gr·ade and let me get at Utose molecules. " Ill short, the English used by many "col- words. Wh en professors deem lt right, they wiU be expected to assign an offender to a remedial EnelJsh class, b"eretofore reserved for students entering the university as freshmen who score below par in the English secUon of entrance examinations. The new policy gOes beyond mere a·ssign. Rock Springs S.ocial Events graduates" is embarrassing to American colleges. Ohio University hopes to do some· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert thing about it . Burdette. There were 82 in attend11nce at If this new approach to English Instruction Sunday School Sunday, CoU~::ction is _a pplied uniCo~mly to all departments it taken $21..$7. Mrs. Janet Korn of Pomeroy shbuld b e effective. Most educators, we bewas a gueat of Mrs. Mark Gruescr lieve, wili applaud the action. fhunday afternoon. iii mad e and atonement is promised . ll does not matter, lt seems to me , that a few 1dob have feet or clay More importan t iR how each of us reach to a 11hattered illusion . lC it is with indifference, then il is time for us to do some personal stork-taking. And if the deception doea man· a~e to ~;tlr In each of U8 a rea~~essment o! the code b>.: w~ich we live, then some gOod" h&ve emerged ... Eo·=n::-::o--oR=':S::--- MAII. BAG Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grueser were Sunday t~rternoon guests of Mr . and Mr11. Wad e Smit h of Flat woods. Mrs. Ruth Steele ·aod mother, Mrs. Donnelly of Chillicothe were Sundiy afternoon g ue st~ of •• ~IiRS Alice Euler. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard, Miss Ali~e Euler, Mrs. John Erwin, Mary Mr s. Wm Grueser, Maca/fee, Mrs. Virginia Weyers, Miss FredQ Will, Mr!i. Ethel Grueser t~tlended revival service at Flatwoods Suruiay night. Rev. Robert Card of Chester was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hartune Saturd"Y· ~lr. and Mrs Holly O'Neal and children of The . Plains were Sunday guests of Mn. Freda Will . Mrs. Velma Dou&lali and da.ugb· ter Mary Jane were (ailed 1o Charleston S . , ! t the yserii q . . oth· er MtB. Edna• , , pat· ient in KanaWh •1 ij fr pita!. Mrs. Ross is still seriously Ill. Mn1. George ijale of McDonald was an over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner and family recently. M,·,, An Open Letter To thP. Cihzcm11 Of Middleport: On behalt of 'the Middleport Volunteer Fire l)eputment I wish to e:~tepd our sincere appreciation for yoGt · iup):ultf ln. hejp'ti'CI:. pass the lire l:iond l:ssue. Yolq' tr-tmendous sqppqrt of the i!lsue was a fine way of leU ing u ~ know you are behind us 100 per cent in the work we are trying to The Almada~ do. Our special thankg to The Daily Sentinel for helping .up explain the lnue and to all of you who In Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Radford and some way gave your suppnrt. children Billie, Becky and Mary We a~ members of your fire de- Lou, Mrs. Maxine Arnold and plll'tment will continue to serve daughter Susanna and George you to the best of our ability at Wagner spent Sunday afternoon UnltN Prt11 International an)·timfl . we nre called upon. at Old Man'e Cave. Today Is Friday, Nov. 6, the Sincerely, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm . SeYfried of 310th day or the year, with ~3 Donald W. Mill~, pres. J Gallipolis were Tuesday vbiton more days in 19119. Middleport Vol. Fire Dept. of the latter·~ parenh, Mr. and The moon is approaching its lint quarter .. The morninR star Is Venus. The evening stan are Mercury and Saturn . On this date In hlatory : In 1800, Abraham Lincoln waa elected to the prealdeuey . In 1869, the !lrat for•al Intercollegiate football game wa1 pbtyed at New Brunswick, N. J. Pinal acore : Rugen 6, and PrlncetOI'l .... In 1882, Uly l.tnitry, known aa "tbe Jersey Lily," made her American debut. t In Ul503, Atty. Gen Herbert Brownell Ht off 1 bitter national controveny when he eharJed . that former Preaident Truman promoted tbe late Harry Dexter White wi~h the alleged full tnowl· ed,ce ' thll: ,White waa, In Brown· ell's wordt, "a Ruaaian 1py." Mr. Truman Immediately denied lhe charliJe. · A thoupt for · today: Ttle Ena· lllh autbor Someraet Maqballil nid, "People 11k you for crltlc· iam, but Ihey only want praile." wnf --====-.. . . TOD.\Y AND YESTtt:RYEAR ...~mn•·• Don't Let Elders Feel You Think Them Feeble CROSSWORD :1 . .,.,. • •. Colli .... t . Ira the rear tnaut.) • . lllxhlblt 1. 8enate meuearer I.Appre. -·-·> t . 8habiQit 21. Boy·· Alck- name 22. Swabt 23. Biblical name U-014 prlll)ft ot London 17. Raved 2t. Dr.eUnl' lO. W"p li.Uke lf. Otue !e. Doorway '81. A4tnauer'a M. Ht, anct to, on.,. 33. Branch ••rtotn ~ ' (IIUII) I"Hh..l&l'l ...,,., <apltal u. Grafted (bf.t'.) liT IITI ltiCOIID BALTIMORE UPI - An Am.-. leaD Airline• '10'. eet 1 new etim· merQlal •peed record . Thundar br IIYIRI from Loo AlllelOf to Friendihlp lntetnationtl Alrpoit here" in euclly to"-f hour... Tbe aiant Boelnt Jet hit • top tpeed of . 810 mll e1 1n bour on the 2,080 m.ile nlcht. . _ oet,.S .....,rner ~ GOLD PtSij Oh . fickle fish you come so close And nibble ·at my bal'.td. Then if I tpove you d~t~ away, Pown deep, bQt ~ou doJJ't ,la.nd. You· Com~ back up and swim around ' tou have no destinatioq.. So qulet, smooth, serene' and still You're qod in operatiQn. Y:ou'"ft red, gOlf! sP.otted, orange and ~ek. . ,, • You· care not for drets Of eblor. Yet stripes run down . and cross YOIP' back' Your array c~U14 ,not be futJer. So qpiet yet alWJft on the ,:o. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Utsmger Why .\ you have ·a ~urple 'brother! spent the past week \Oith their \ 'fhat:a not neceslary he .,.; so d~ua:bter, ~:and lf,n. J(:elson Phil- He COuld loo~ lPfe tb" Other. lips and famlly of Waverly. . I )'fonder why Gpd made rOU thus? Ana BrYant ia reported Ill at h1s My surmise in· medilation, bome. Just to prove to thus and ~o Mrs . :Berth_a Am~ was a Wed· You're God in operation. nesday evemng dmqer Juest of Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Bradbury. I've g:aed inio yoiJr clear, eool Mrs. Wm . Eichinger Sr. Mrs. 'Beatrice Hoffman spent pond Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard of Thursday evenlng With Mrs. Ruth For lJours I~ silent wonder. Gallipolis spent Sunday with the Erlewine. You comfort rne, nd body knows former 's brother AmoS and fam· Mrs. Alma Rupc is a P.atient at You held me Whep I blunder-. Hy. Meigs General Hospital tWhere she Yet you swim round so soft and · "stilJ · Mr. and MrS. Lewis Grueser underwent sur1er}', Monday. 1e1t Tuesday 1or severa1 days A Halloween .Wasquerade party No ·noise you ~e wbe11 ehasin'. b ld Tb b h visit in Springfield with rela· was e at e C ~c of Christ, And I gaJn strength from your tivcs. Saturday evening with ~everal ~r· silence there, You're God in operation . . Mr. tlnd Mrs. Jerrold Hartung ltOill attending. Composed July 9, 1951 were called here from Columbus Mrs. Fern Sweeney was a Sunday by t he 1. 11 ness o1 h er moth er, Mrs. dinner guest of Mrs. · Garriet Wit: By Agnn R~el Nellie Tracy, liamson. PI~. Ohio A quartet from the CedarvHle Baptist College sang at the mornLOST TIME I.EPOft:r' ing services of · tbe Langsville W:ASHINGTQN UPI ~ More church, Sunday, and at the Car- working time is lost because of penter chureb in tho afternoon . strikes In September tban In any Dr. and Mrs: John G. Smith of month. since ldne, 1952, according I'---,.,.. ::---.J j Deland, Florida, were called here to the Labor Department. CLA TO T ~--'--·--'------------'--...:....:._ _ __ _ 0 The One Won One Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Will meet at the home of Mrs. Georg~ Skinner; Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 0 ffi ' BOARD M.I'I'ING ~ The Official Board of the Heatll Methodist Church will meet thifi ly HEIMAN N. IUNDESEN, M. D. . Sunday at 7:30 at the Church jn A PERSON'S emotional attt- was advised that she wo11ld Middleport. tude might play an lmportiUlt have to bave anoth,c r op;lrn.Uon part in est&.blishlnf binocular' within three months in tn·det· t b MEETtljG CALLED vlaion, or the i.blllty ·of both complete the qurf:.·, There wUi be a Y-oung People's eyea to work togetber In unison. However, three days before Meeting at the Hy1ell Run Free When the eye& aru out. of the scheduled IIC(:orrd operation Methodist Church on Nov. lOth, alignment we call the condition she reported that she didn't at 7:30. The speaker is Deloris atrabiamus,. (If .-quint. It makee think It woUld be necessary, Shophert. Ab o special sin&ing. no d.Uttrence whether ~he tan- Thill doctou ex~min~d her and Young people in charge. dency il to tum in or out, the found that the cross-eyed condl• term '' the .. m~. tlon had almost <llsappeared. -.·A check <Jf her emotional MEETING CHANGID Dllferent C&u&H " a ttltu(l.e was made. This study The Pal'lt OUicers of Racine The c'¥111es, H'owever, appall· found that she had been WOI'k• Chapter OES wilt' meet Thursday , ently at'S quite dltrerent. At In a depar1,rn6nt atore tmdcr Nov. 12 at the home o[ Mr. and 1eaat the posaible peyohologlcal alngsuperior she tl}oroughly dis· Mrs. Arthur Nease instead of at cau~ea are. the home of Mrs. W, Bamitz as Intern a. I atra.bl~mus-you llk-ed. The auperlor had been ~ another depart· previously annOunced. Jll'Obably eall lt. crossed eyes- tranaterrea ment juat before her su\lde;n appearS: to be qaueed aomeUmea lmprove'?lent. HOLZIR HOSPITAL by a chronic alate ot anger. Admissions, Nov. 4: Mrs. Geor1e On tM ottMr band, ex,_temal Removed Ter-11ion · Francis, .Middleport; Paul llrt.blemu• &ppa.rently o t ten ~Ia transfer had reino -:. Rome Smith, come 1 from ietlcnaUwJ. and the woman's t!en11ion and her Mae Siders, •pathy. f!YI t r o ubI e had pr(')mpUy Beleatlsh" Thea~ clearecl up. HoweVer, she beCll~:::~. R. Fish•a Gallipo. Thla, a.t leut, if the theOt~J C&me Illlrvous ng;aln after about Rav&<lvMced bY aome ach~nttstt. eight monthi!l and the aqulnt Van AetuaUy, tt 11: 1. logical at· rtturned. M. Russell, mmptlon." Jna1 much"a 1 the eyes Investtgiltors aurmia:e t hat · ~rman B. Wehrmyer, turn outward When you are atie waa Jn suCh a continual Mn. Ernie VIctor aalte~ tt ~ natural to auqm,e ata.te of ang~r from exper)encea ; George Rodne)' that nl~aUon ... w, th~m· "'"' Mrller Jn her lite tha.t her verge whlle teuion make~! ~e~ ten•ene11 eould be' relie~d onl)' New. 4 : Mrs. Wilbur eon~p. . · temporatlly. H. Davl1, Mrs. Carl Crou-eyed ehiUiren art futown QUICIJTION 4ND ANI"-R Ftederlck W, Glbba, to be deltructlve, aa a ru1e. 't.r H. c· .: Wh•' td cauae , and -nr. ~ wou Jane CalrM, Mra. · Edgar thll. too, tendlto "ear out the a aever.e paltl in lfie bottom 4:1f , Mrs. John Huey, Mn. Wtl· ~ry. the beet. Upectally atter reat· Mra. E. P. Arrina:· JM"tuntl<' Wltl 8qtt1at Inr and then walkln& tor & ton, orville , Mn. John The !letter Vlalon tn's tltute w~a. t Rothwell, Mn. f:l:omer Hayee, M:n. rnotfa the we ot a n•urotjc Answet: Thll may be due to Nun Betz, Dr. Robert OU, Samuel l'VIch()IS, 'Nctf11an w~o wu founcl to haV'e a 'Put on "the httl bOn•. An an. lntfl'l\&l ~~tnt. · x-ra.r may ahoW the cau1e. Birth~. Nov. 4 : A son to Mr, and -The ~quint w~ re<!uce<l toft· , VuloUe.li'tatment• ar.c ava.ll• A.rthur Brown, Addlaon. Jl4eq.bJ3 tq •Uflery, but 11\e able fQr tht.' .conditlon. Deaths, Nov. f: Mrs. Jamee . · eo uae, Kl'lf 1'¥1'""' ~,, r.,, . squtnt E'yes Blame . ·d. ' On E Otlona1 cause"'· ·&.m~Jo~anee crewa remove bodlee from ....-recll oear C)'preu. · AII ·IIARCH OOE$ AWRY-Bearch tor I plane mtulng In ~':&";; prodUC!'llt these acenea In Houston, with Don cuue .. m~f Baytowb coming a Cropper ln trying to ald the Clvil 1 Air patrol, The missing plane, with bodies of Mr. and Mrs. .Eldoa YoWlg ud Mr. anj:l Mre. ~enne~h ~hyt, waa Jouqd . \ltVO·Wl" trom'Cypteu,: wllete •tt """"fl~ b~at4. -'--tile Seo.lors was sold. In the AUlijtorium." the Seniors had set up a Dart Throw, a fish pnnd, ball throw, penny pitch and Mrs a white t!h:phant sale and they worked these stands themselves. DonaJd :McKnight entertained the 'l;'be Senior Claas·was weJ! pleas. Rite Sewing Club witb . a In other....-U)oms they had a n,ov- ,sew ed with the response that they rechUl supper, Wednesday evenine-, ceived with their Carriiva) which ie house and also .a spook house:. at their club room. they held last night in the High Jn the movie house, Phyllis Hil· During the busineS;S session with School. MJ)st of the work on the !lert..j showed Clrcu~ Illm and those Mr8. Edward ~ wells presiding the camlVat wa~ done by the Senior ••'llrking i~ the spook house were, club project was dlscussed. Plans themselves with· Mothers working Honnic Van Cooriey, who was the were also discusSed for tbe annual at the carnJval, Mrs. James Bucb· corpse ,wlth the cold band, Karen Christmas dinner to be held at the ' Mrs. . , anan, Alfred Roush and Mu. Herrmann, Marianne Brinkman, Martin restaur11nt, on l)ecember 16. u iane Stumbo, Carolyn Bradford, It was decided to have a wlUte Marie VanCooney. , ,\!aida Roush and DOn Grueser. elepb& ttt sale at the next meeting, Tbe ,mothers conducted the Gafne] were played and prize• A higb light of the evening was sweet shop whtrf ca&d ied apple!i. award~ to Mrs. ChatJes Hoffman the ,drawing for the ham, which don uta, coffee ~Mid pie which had and ·Mrs.. Donald MuUen. 'rhe door ' been cpntributed by t'be parents of had been donated by t!le A&P prize waa awarded to Mrs .. Willard Store and a large turkey: John Krawaczyn, Jr. drew th8 lucky nu- Boyer. . Mn.' Wells and Mrs. ,Kenneth mbers. Mrs. Vernon See won tbe furkey and Mike HkckeU the ham. Finley will be hostesses at the next meeting on November 18. from Other Scnion helping with tlie 'varniv.tt .Were, l(:aroJrn Wlliioh, Jan Hauck, David Hartinger, Judy Clark, Marlaqne Woodserd, Karen .Valk!!!r, Bob P~eat.on; · Shirley Gil· key, Loretta ·nanning, Ruth Ann f armer, and Barbara Scltes, presi· Plans are being made bY the dent of the clau .. Senior MOthers of Middleport for a Rummage Sale to be beld in the REISER DODGER COACit LOS ANGELES UPI - Pete Rei&· Calderwood ·auilding located next ~r today wu naml;!d a coach ·o f to the Smith Clotb1nt Co. on Fri· che Los Angeiet DOdgers to re- day and Saturday, IQ"ovember 13 place his forme~ Brooklyn room- and 14.. Contributors are being aaked to mate, Pee Wee Reese, who accept· ed a bt'oadcastinl· job. Tb~ 4()-year· bring tboir articles on ThUrsday .nld Reiser curreptly is run nina the afternoon at the Calderwood buildEscogl~o Reds of the ·n omiaiean Ing or to the borne of Mrs. Alfred Roush at 406 Lincoln Street. Republic Middleport High Senior Class Carnival Success ABLE STEREO LVINATOR wASH.ER.DRYER SALE Hatlo· ¥111A1KI N1W MOJOIOlA JOitf., Alll ITIIIO NIGH PtDILifY Venatile oteiao. ~;:,blo . ~ker cabinetl play · &.. , ' .. . . . . . ., •.85 Jle&ular M0.$27.:9.95 Now$199.95 ' A~OMPLETE LINE AT IIIC Werner RADIO. an!! TELEVISION ' '• '. f%89.85 . Canasta Club Meetding Els Held 1 !JeS ay vening iR~;~~!~~r~o~!~'Fed~..... Church, attended the fall workshop of the Columbus Regional Guild, held recently at the Wilson Aven· ue, E&R Chuuh, Columbus. Mrs. Robert Miller, Gary, Ind. , national representative of the Women's Guild was the guest speak~r. at this meeting, whicb was a sebool of instructiona.. for .all officers and chairmen of the local Guilds. 1 Attending were Mrs. Waldo J . Bartels, •dviaory member of the Columbus Regional executive board; Miss Erma Smith, secretary of the Columbus\ Regional; Mrs. Ben Neutzling, vice pit&~dent and ehrist~.an education chairman of tbe local Gulld; Mrs. I. B. Weed, elder of the chur-ch; Mrs. Roy Seyfried, treasurer of the lOcal Guild; Mrs. Thomis Young, apirit1,1al life chairman; Mrs. Louis Reibel, miuionary chairman; and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, representative of the christ Jan service department of Ule Guild. Mrs. Allred Roush entertained Lhe members of her Canasta Club Tuesday at her home on Lincoln Street. High ~ore waa won by Mrs. Alice Freeman and the low score by Mn. Paul Theiq;. Other players were Mra. Ida Mell man. Mrs. Helen Buchanan, .Mrs. Ann Singer, Mrs. Martha Meier, and Mrs. Iris · At · the elusion of the pl.zy-1 ing. a sala c urse was served by d!.e hostc · -----:::---:: RECORD NIGHT SCHEDULE KANSAS CITY. Mo.hiUPI t • - The 11 K a n! a s C i l y At e 1c1, w1 play an all-time American League tecord 57 night game1 during ' the . 960 seaaon , if approval is granted by the AL. Meanwhile, the A's >tiU have not hired a new ~ana· ;u to take the place of Harry ...: raft. I HEMSTEAD, England t1PI Coun<il member Gilbert Hitch· cock nld' Tbursday the- dty was going to. crack down on ice cream peddlers because ''we are all fed The Ensemble of the Girl's Glee up with this infernal.ding-dong." Club made their first appearance of the year Wednesday when lhey presented two numberl for the High School Assembly. The girls who are directed by Mn. Clarence Lace)', vocal instructor of the Middleport Schools sans "Autumn Leaves" and "Twillight Time.'' Lynn Buchanan is the ac· , companist for the groop, I Those making up the EitSemble are : First Sopr.lno, Judy Gregg, Beverly Perrin , Bonnie VanCoon· ey, Karen McElhinny and Bertha Wilson . UnlllfJIIHMdfor • ._,,_,.,, tty~e.v •17Jewels • Wallfl)I"OO.f• • SMct-ralstlnt lea. Alto: Jani-ce Richards, Judy BUt· f !Jer, Barbara Covert and Christ· I ine Coats. · Gl Kanl - project. Country Store . Is Theme·,Of Cub Scout.Meet The country stOu wh~n Js the theme for the month was discussed when Deft Three Cub Scouts met Tuesday evening at their club house. · Home·made arlicles pertaining to the countl'y store theme were brou~ht by the boys who lold hrnt the articles were used and th£: dif· ference between the ·d ays of old and tb~ present tin~:e' Games were played after which '1 was prOvided by Tommy led by closed Finley, I HAVf YOU TRIED OUR FINE BUSINESSMAN'S lUNCHEON? or just to relax and enjoy, you'll like lunching bore regularly. NO~) TO SUIT YOUR MOOD AT THE MARTIN RESTAURAMT .. .., ID M!ddleporl I .I!_ • ..._ ........ • Slainllssllnl- a .,. . ·~v· I IRFI $1.00 Down Will Hold Your Lay-Away Tjl Christmas ~~~ SHOP EARLY- AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT • PK l -· ... PHQNE 385 POMEROY. OHIO •:. MAIN ST. '!.~~~~'""':~~-~~~~~-~.~~~~-~-~...,.-,.-~~~...! NOW'S ~f~E Bl= !I TIME TlJ B· u ~/ ELECTRI.C RANG2. ~.-.-, Quilting Party Held On Oct. 28 At Brickle~ Home A quUting parf.y wss held Oct. 28 .at tbe borne ol Mrs. Carl Briel!:· lea on Route 680, Darwin, with each gu4 brin&lng a aovened dish which was served at aoon to the following guests: Mn. Flota Blackwood, M;n- J\I;Jdra Wells, Mrs. Flossie Brickles, Mn. EveLyn sedg· wiek, Mrs. Maggie Chaney, Mrs. Florence Wells ond daughter. llln. AVlce Bailey, Mrs .. Louise Well and son Miss Bilrnice K.lng, Mrs. Faye Logan, Mrs. Kaye Log&n by tbe bostesa Mrs. Brickl~s . The next quilling party will be held at the borne of ).11'8. Florence Well on Nov. 16. - - - -::--:= SAYS CONTRACT DEFINITE AtiAMl Fla. UPI - "My con· tract wilh the two principles is definite," New York in Anthony. J. - Velella reannouncu\Jl plans to j~j~;.~~~i!! turn hea~weight bout between Ingemar and FloYd Patterson In Orange .aowl n8xt Feb. 26. I ~~ .~ ... A COOL, CLEAN, COM PL .. TE iY Au -, Of ' Second Soprano: Marianne Brinkman, PhyUJs Hilbert, Linda For· rest, Janice Zirkle and Susan P~l­ AIM POl VI NUl- ,Ben r. tbo bolloon and pnoaurtaed I(OHola 110tup at Rapid City., 8. D. for HDdlnl U. & NaVJ Comdr. llllooJm D. pilot, lllld Cbarloa • Moort. ee~eatt~tt to ... ao,.. QOO..foot altltudt Witb • large tel~ to malli• utroDomlcal obaelvatiou ot the plaDet VeaUL Xt'• U OCflce •• - . • ••.- BULOVA .Afi!. .., S24!.: I Girls Glee Club Ensemble Makes First Appearance I MEN! Own tba fabulous aew PUBLIC_ G_ E_ TT_t_N_G-PU~ .N -C~HY Wheth~r you· come to talk business, ., A DQ.......Ain: tp lis~ a\'lt JVCI TVVIR ICV . A!)QiriDIIH-KXOitllr.a. .'fall W.orUhop ------- -·· I I tROWS STEAK HOUSE ,_., West Moln St. ,.~ . Senior Mothers Plan Rllmmage SaleNov..13 PIZZA PIE t l I lala~;boilll~~--, land M.ra. Max Urown family dlopped, t.otbe~ .Y·ItZftV... . .Uatl. a&:An~··tlon of Ravenswood, W. Va.,andand Mr. I ~J"!-;~parach~~u~t~od~lro[om~~&~O.~JH~~Olo;btmut~~;..,~·~~~ and Mrs. Clair Brown of Millwood, ·;, :Regional ~uild w. v•._,_ _ __ NEW·•••. aDOe .COfttrol. Dual aappbire atyti. da.rryiDC cue with Spioe Brown , leatbet-textured miradto Iabrie. ,. - • (Modol BHI2) • tl,..fON ~ llttll 4ot down bttow tilt tiUittr parachute. i1 a DIM-toll trletor, tbl Jirplt lo&c! ot lve Y!~d~!~g~CIJ.n~i~n~ t MOTOROLA•' Funeral aervtcea were cond11cted Thursday afternoon, at 2:00 for Mra. Anna Katherine Brown at the Rawlm&&-(:oata Funeral Home with j Ithe Rev: ~ohn J . R_ichard ao~ ofh~La­ ting. Bur1al was m the Rivernew Cerneter)', Middleport .. Nep.bewl of Mn. Brown wbo aerved u. pallbearera were : Mu: Brown, UougUIIII Brown , Harry Craig, Jr., Robert CraJg, William Wirnek and Jamea Hendn.J. Ttw.se al~nQ.Iilg the ~ervices from oul of town were, Mn. Fl.or- I ence Wirrkk., M.n. Cln-.t GibJ.On 1and .Mr. and Mn. Ral ph Wbite all f of New Brighton, Penn. Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrix and 1on, J im of Heaver, Pe nn., Mr. and Mrt. A SUCI Of liST-Vice Praldeat .RJchard 5lxaD a4 __. Philhp Hendr1x of Cleveland, Ohio, .... I>tuul7 ......... ll<ft] - .... ...., ..- . - at W1Jliam Hendrix of Washington, t1u1 BIDerett Cotmtry club ID Hollywood. Nixon went to CllUon1l& tor a ft~ reel and vtalt wttb relatfva. D. C., Mr. and Mn. c. Hardway ot Akron, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence --::': PUtiCH- - 1er m the Paclflc-:-;id:...,Tb.,...unda-:-t Ihle and children :and Mrs. Almeda Gen· 1 the North Ko .. ean Commun!RI Buck of Galena, Ohio, Dr. and Jrlrt. Army command- • may have atomic capabilities. AUen Brown of Rocheater, Minneaota, Lieut. Corp. and Mra. Harcy W. Craig and daugbter of Waah· ~ ington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Boyd ~ Dixon of Neville llland, Penn., Mro. Gale Rowan and 5011 of Mid· ville, Ohio, Mn. Olive Brown, Mr1. (Tbe Nallm1'1 New Tale Se-lloD AI) Doria Brodmerkel of Hookstown, Penn., Mr. and Mrs.. Douglass Brown of Coraopolis, Penn., Mr. I Sew-Rite Sewing Meeting Is Held J9*her or far apert. HI-watt etereo ampli8er. 6 ,....,.. Separate tone contro"la, bal. 0 Held On Thursday I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-.I D01'I YSent1ne • I DayboO k Meeting \ ing of Diatrict 13 Dauabtert of 1 Amerin wat held at Belpn Hiib Sc hool Wednetcb.y nilhl Mrs. Ed ith wakelf Oittrict Deputy presided ovel' tbe- meeting .. Precedipg tbe meeting a dinner was aervid at Vera'a re1taurant. ta bles were decorated with cbry· llanth4!muma. BiU McAUee aana the "Lord't Prayer" after which the state offioera and district deputle• were introduced by Dinner Chair· man, Mn. Orma Shae!!er, Bill then sang "A Cerhi_n Smile" as a tri· bute to the officera, he., •• accom-~ panied at the organ by hla eister, , Mrt. Bob Richards. Each officer was presented a corsage by the district. The meeting at the High School opened with the Introduction of the District Deputy by llariettaj Council and Belle Prarie Council, nationaL and state officers were received by Forest Rose CouncU No. 285. . The initiatory work of the order was prese,nted by Belle . Prarie Council of Belpre In wbich seven · new members were taken lnW tbe I order. , 1 State Cmancilor, Mra. Msry Link was introduced by American 1 Beauty Council or UUie HoetJQJ, after her introductloa, Mrs. Link apoke brlefiY congratulating the Distri~ Deputy ora such a J.ovely meeting and to the new class of candidatee. Sbe u:raed tbem to •\tend the meeUn&a and the eouDdl1 t to give them somethini; to do•• Short talks were also given bf other officers present. · Other councib taking pari were Goldan Gleam, Guiding Star and Cheater. State officers present were: Mrs. Mary Link, State cOuncilor, Mrs. Harriet Cunningh~~om, State Vice Counc.ilor;' Mrs. Edith Betillng Chairman of the State Fublicity Committee; Mrs. Eva Adams State Home and Orphans Committee. Mrs. Olive White De· puty o! District No. 6; Mrs. Edith Wake ~y Deputy of Dietrict No. 13 and officers of W. Va. State 'Body. One hundred and tbirty six persons registered and Attended from Atbens, Nelsonville, Cheater, onto, Ean Llverpoo.~. Tuppers Plains, IJttJe Hoc~lng, · Oblo, Vienna, W. Va., Parkersburg, W. Va., Marietta, Belpre and Pomproy, Ohio. First before closing a demon· stration for Mrs. Edith Betzing, chairman of State Publicity COm· mittee was presented by District No. 13. Lillian Cougbner sang "Let Me Call YOu Sweet HP.art." A gift was presented to Mrs: Betzlng by tbe Council Deputy of Forest RIOse ICOuneU 286. Mrs. Ehlafae ~Cimes of Athens. l '· I Mr. and Mrs .. Jim Smith or'Co l· umbus wert weekend a:uettJ 'Of Lege ·p· · • Anna K. Brown FWieral Rites District Dof A Fqll Meeting Is H:~~n~S !~~~. By Pti\riiJ" Slmpkln1 by the deat~ ~~ her father, Dr. P Mrs. June Dewhurst entt-rtained A. J ividen, TbeY. arrived Monday with a dinner Sunday 10 honor of M'rs, J\] BeJe[ant of St. Petersthe birthdays of her husband , Har- burg, Fla., arrived Thursday for a old, and her father, 0 . 0 . Patter- week's viSit with her ~l.uli n . Miss son. Others present were Mr~ . 0. 0 . Etna Gardner. Miss Gardner will Patterson , Mr and Mrs. Paul Pat- return ((I Fll'\l'ida with Mrs. Bele· terson, Roxan ne a nd J effrey and fant and spend tbe winter. Thcy Andrea and Robin Dewhurst. wlll go by plane. Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of of <-fi n Gardrier were her brother, Bradbury were Sunday guests of Way Gardner, and son, Mr. and Mn. Sertb" Amos and Mrs. Fran- Mrs. Everett Gardner and children ~es Larkin. or Byesville. Mi8s Charlotte Rupe of LangsMrs. Frances Riebel and Mrs. ville was a weekend cuest of Miss l..i~Jte R.ttb~m Of PoliJft'OY were JDetta ErlewJne. ~ recent euelts <If thelr aliter, Mrs i(isa Mabel F~r and .Mr. and Louise Myen. TP,e three telebrat Mn. Ben Harvey of Columbus were ,ed their l;lirthdaya whk'h are aU an Saturday guests of Mrs. GaPilet , October. Williamson. ::.__ _ __ _ Mr. and Mrs. Cali'Oll Snow(Jen, Steve, Lam ind Goey. were Sunday dinner guests of ber parents, !Jr. and Mrs. Harry · Osborne of Pomeroy. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Denny have moved , from lt:iddleport to the · Orat"t •partment on Sa1"m Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dugan and sot~ have mc)Ved into the Pri!ill pro. perty on Col,lege Avenue. ThE! Red Devil Booster Club will meet Wednesday eveninif- Nov, 11 at ~ bf.lh •cbool. .Mi ahd ?ytrs. Ira 'Wolle and Cheryl of Mt. SterJing spent _the , weekend ,at their home here. ~e 'Weslem (.o(!al PTA will meet at the high school on Monday evenittg, November 9. business. afld. undoubtedly, furth-er inflating the taxpay!im ·-borne deficit . / After This, Better Eng]ish Local pedagogues vis iting Ohio 1J niver sit y Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N~v . 6, 1959---3 RUTLAND COMMUNITY EVENTS - ' ; • I • ~D,Uy SenUnel, Pomeroy-MiqdlepOj'l, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1959 CRIED~· All THE WAY TO THE BANK' i$ 5 t See and compare the time-saving features of all these leading brands: . PHILCO IUEilL .lllCliiC Diflstm f'JUII'JUI €J ~ut lll§llllffi WestlnAhouse +lut:p.oinl:" Kelnna~r A~lr•l FRIGIDAtR:B Now you can start enjoyinJ all the advantages of ~em electric ~. ~ ~ and save money, too.. E~c COoking is clean, oooi; _comP,~ au~c. ··""~· . Electric ranges lead in every automatic feature; and you eiUOY ~~~ .;, with a CQ.OI electric IBnRe. . hens '"· ...· f~ There's no open &me . • • no waste heat. ~esult: Kite '"'":""-"' cooler. Get a modem e1ectric range now while pr1ces are lowsti ~·~ · 7.v .' &O\ a• . . �• ' . 4--D~ily S4,ntlne), Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 8, 1959 I F.,OdNIU P10tl Selr:cts Winners ' _________ ..... . . ___ - - ----~ TOP ATIRACTION =---~--~~- ---~------~---- Daily Seatinrt . '' ! Dally Senlillfl, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., Nov 6, 1959-5 - Panthers Enjoy Favorite's . Role, Jackets Are Underdo~s -. --~--- ----------- Middlep<>rt, v;sitors to Wellston, are underdogs. · . Gallipolis is favored ot Athens w~ere the Blue Devils wtll 1 WAL,_ -HIIINEY MIIISS 1 P. WILUAMS I CHJLOI M. I BRoWN HUBliAlO I :~!'!": try to hang onto their ch•nce at a piece of the league title 1 .!_~"~·~·~·~··~·~~~~~~~.!._-~S~o~a~m~-L-~·~·~""~"'~-+1-~K~no;,w~l~od~.. ~~l-;--;c~.,;·;---,1__~.. ~~~-~;..-;LI~-~G<~~-~.:_--;~-~A~Aa~l~al~-~1_~;,~~-;1 1_~;;~~- should undefeated Wellston falter in its big clash against S::!lt .,-.,-..,-....,.=------'--:(~ot~-1;".:....--'--,'~4::,1-.lt::.I :.: _ _,__~I6~:10.:.1~--:'I_,':O:.,._=,_'_..;I--,;;;'4;-:;2·~"-'_,-;---.'....,;i.·:-'--7-l:..·--.'.,..:u"-'--;---,'"',..·',"'--·~l---,'•;;•:;·1_,._-';1--,f;;44-~1•6J__ ~~c~~~.f1~:o~i~~"Q!tli~h.,"li:a~~dtsJ~cl.:~ ~~~x~:~·~ ::::_-:::..:oi::,.:L::-=;'":-.::··:.,.:.:..:.:_.:..o,__--;,=---':--;;oc;---7----;;-;;;---'l;---;-;:;;;---;---;;:;---';--,:.o;:-~;---u;---';-----.:;;---';-----.:;.---';----~,--Coa~~n Thompson at Mid:: t4l ,.., 0.20 13-21 o.t .I I ._.,. 0.11 6-2G 6-32 Idll•p<;.; WI be hard put to keep up Micld........ •t Weft..... -I .--..:...--;;-;;-;:---.,----,;-;;-;:--- wltl) the b &:, experienc-ed reserve ~2~·2~7==~=~6-~22~=~1I =~~·~·~·==~~ ==~-~==~~I =~~6-~~~·==~=~·~·2~4==~=~6-~2~·== ~No~~-~~lo~at~,.,~·~·~•t~Jt=~.~l6~=t=~·~IS~=I=~6-~S4~==~=~1 l .... I """ ....0 i ·n.. · ltutlallll at W..._ J6.11 22-4 IM-12 26-14 ~ 46-13 , 1M-pound e Jackheavy WelJston tullht'!~. dub. In tilJim Evetl will be hcing the top back of the league. llis oCfensive power and defensive skills were credib;d with giving th~ Rockets victofy over Gallipolis ]l'st week. -;:.==-=-:::.:_:::::::::. __~--=;7---'--~~--.;---;-;-;---:---;;;--;;;---:'----;;;---::--~u::;----;:---,;u:----;-------;-;:;-,--.,;;;;-----;---0;:;-'--03d-G Eastern tJ H.-... N 1 10-0 14-6 27-12 1 6-0 j tW I ... 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Ilia 1 ankle bas kept him out of eontlct worlt ror three Weeka. Da:ve Brown, an ertd converted to halfback after center Bill GibbB' injury, ·has been ' performlne In the position. ~ McClure's Dafry Jsle s. 4th and Locval f'eatflrlllfl Flu nibbled at the Panther squad . and • stalwart· on defense, and' steady performer at hi!!. olfen~lve .· ppst, I was out of school 1 tAt with I : the bug. Dor and ZOMBIES - In OSU Stadium <)<\LINJ!!S Ohio state UPI - Confident clashes with rast · prcwiC .d;ana here Saturday a tll8peJltt~.ofWed oonte'1t that tbe Bit 'len's upeet I I ;-CCC 'I . ·. · ar 'w tus Pickens residence. • auv 'OODAY ••~ put on layaway or uae our· eoDV4!flient .Budget PJaP Til Christmas · 1959 OOEL DEMONSTRATOR SALE . .,_______________ ROWLEY & R&D HAUWARE Drinks, wet.. eooe and t. u bllu • real baby, Loy.......... dla· JKiliMbl• Drypen. ·, _ • 1959 CADILLAC I I I I SEDAN DEVILLE There Is no better buy for a value wise moto>lsl than a fine car that has been eareful!y driven as a Demonstra· tor. Thlo beauUiul solid while 4 door hard top "has all or the Cadillac exclusive fealtll'<ll plua thete opllonalt: Air conditioning - air ride suspenal9n - remote control trunk lock - aulronlc eye - electric e way oeat- pow· er vent windows - electric door ID<u - crult14! control ' sl"'vfr$ioocr Just ill Time for Ill yotll'llolldll1 &IWII! Bll Sa¥1Dgs oa lhe hpllge llltt keepS-· Ita .ftnllrtp . -.l!lft! _:;::=--=~~;;;;;; fofme;ly $18.115. Sur.r 81 Holiday Seclan Beautiful blae and whtte Millie lllrror flnilb With rlcb le~ther trim Interior. Power t1feer11ti- r.mr brakta hydramatlc - radio - llnleJ> - t.ohl e Will UI'OI Drtven by the boll on~~ 11111... • '!' SAvE 5700 1959 RAMBLER ,. ................ Daar &;VAN ' ' J'BONifA .. ',JJ"' ' .. ' . '_ • ' . ..,....... · ~'-IIMwoof ' ,., ' $19.9Jtt ' :fol':lJle-r-ly S2'J.91, _ . . · , ~ • r.llllllll .. ' ' ..... ........ ' ..... Chft to ' te-r-mer1y $Z'1.95. ' Ao Low AI $12.9$ F-er 40 Unlt.d lnchft CE , . . Men's TW.S.itw · · · · · · ·· NoW OIIIY $~95 lonnerly $25.9G. , --. ,; Mtll's Tfme.s.ittr · · · · · · 'Miw tlifJ .~;;[Waitt • J fermerly $25.~. ·' .;·, · r.!~~ . lllditJ' ........ . ' ... '· "Now Oaly $U.t.S ". - • '\ fonnerly $10.96. ftbrlcl.~-uW ....- '....,., .... r-. Get the bottut nWna eirlll ·lll!o D'allle -llllld cor you've 1\YOr tlrl9en. Alld ·tilt iiiOit OCOIIOBtkal lbb. (Proven the moo! economical ~let\,) '1'1111 UIUe jeftlll run to drive with pulb bulloa . • - ponr ~ power brallel - radio · • - raelllllq aiatl. Come try II lodoy and ' • . ' . Lathes' Beauty Cue · · · · · · Now Oily $14.95 ·. formerly $17JI5. · ,_ . ' • M_.s Colllpcltlien C.st · · Now 0!11; $1 ..t$ . fonnerly $111.115. ' · ·,' lodtes' O'NIIe · · · ··· · · · ·· · Now Only $1.... · 1959 OLDSMOBILE SAVE 1100 ,. Bl'EKl' CASE JlEDllCEDl . ·., Ladles' Hal lex · · · · · · · · · · ,_ Oily $1r4.tJ -ti nted ,~.. • .:.... H.iold · Your Crows Steak House . ,_,.,_ • BE WI'SE! Winterize BUCKWHEAT ), . GI.FT SPE·C IALS~.h_J r· I .• Fro•tlhdiana I I • .V.tretfon Upset.Brewing Quof es f rom Today's NtYJS 1. tANANA SPUTS I this week. Quarterback. tJi11 Wilson, I I j Mhldleport -·"!"r oa:; • =. 0 trtuog· l&onviUe 60-0. IBattle Tops , Mid·AmCard sROWS· . The Hounds have moved the ball well tlli! year but h-&Ye com· mitted unpardonable ·sins with It imide their enemies' 20 yard lines. Last year Pomeroy whipped Nel· I DESK 1ts season. Wmless, e~cept over ~ut- •a.nus Game SPORTS "'?"" The Plams, Nelsonville 32-14 last wee-11: against Athens ' the Jackets fullbaek, I in a str-ing of "fluke-like breaks" against them. " • Kovac, Overlooked, Vaulting To National Grid Prominence September, treadm~ tune to complete 1s I!~Utoh I . . :Sob Spnngerl tackle, both starters, abo v._:ere far below par but did ~1v1s1on . fmls~ m Br Mn.. I . D. l -<N:'~":"":''::•;.,~"·::":•::••:.._.:___:'_.....;JI-~14~-7---,';'~.a:..__+-~2~14~--;-,'~,..,1~3---il--',""'u:---1;.-.-,a.o:l;;t;--~1--,':;;:'".----:---,';;o.:;:n1 _.c.l _0 aN;;;- - I 20.14 winning, the closely·k•it Class AA grid loop would be bunch; !6-0 20-1 4 1 u I .,,. I ,.. 2J.14 -:-1 ---:c22,.-~ ed into a two'way lie "between Gallipolis and Jackson. 14-11 22 ,7 144 J..o. •. Letart AttCJ Society News Mr. llncl Mrs. Norman Roush and •on, Frankl~rt. Ky .. spt:nt the weekend With his parentl, Mr. \ CL£\Il:L."tND UPJ - Versatile : and Mrs. Harold Roush. Willie Uavi11 is expeDtell to get D Mr . and Mn. L•ge Shi~ld• were I startin~~: tackle job when the Cleve1 Sunday &uesu of Mrs. Etina land Btowns, winners of thrt'e in 1 Shields and famli.JI . a row , cla11h with Philadelphia 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grimm of here Sunday in a bat tle for s~ond Wa•bin&ton C H. spent stveral plaee in the Enstern Oivi1ion. 1 day• with. their -~u n and dau&:bterUavis is slated to take over for ' ln·law Mr. and Mrs. Harold 14-year veleran Lou "The Toe" ] Grimm . 1Gro!a, who suffered a back injury Mn. Leah Ripley i.s .spendinti, 1 in lb.st Sunday's Baltimore conaeveral week• with Mrs. Maggie I teBt. Oils at Parkenl>urg. ' The 240-pound Davis, who was Six year o~d Robert Shane, 1on used as a defensi\·e end arul ofMr and Mrs. Harry Shane who ' fensive tackle last season, played fell off a porch at his home Fnmost of the Colts' game and reday morning artd broke his lef( eeived <t fme verbal pat on th e 1 ann wa1 adm ift.ed to Holzer Hu•back from Coach Paul Brown. · 1 pita] Friday e~·ening. Brown ex.plain!J. that quarterback G. 1:.. Boggess who i1 employed Mil~ Plum will be used for con on the towboat Erneltine wa1 versions aiad field goab, should borne several. days. 1 lir(lta, the only remaining origlnMrs . Ethel Hall wu called 1o 1 sJ Brownie, be unable t u perform her home Sunday b v the illn~s J these chores. of her daughh·r Pati-ida at Arl· MUM, HE fiGUQs-Patd L L' 61-ed, W. Va. Chalenko, uchugll lftduC.Xf~°Ct" RaymOnd Bell of Racine spent udmt from tb ~ 1 u · · Monday evening with Mr. and MNl ate It , lContlnued From Pa.. Obe) Two Pomeroy men Reino brlck foreman and J, H. Sisson, bricklayer. both of Porn- Don BelL ~ =~:U,. ltol'm 1:ns ~xpccted to blow itseJf eroy fi~re strongly 'in iStructllon progress a1 ihe site of ·Gallipolis' Grace Methodist Mr. and Krs. ~we,- Lyons of MkbipD. H• urtfed Oct. out today with a ~rti!lg shot at Chu;cb Sclioril Addition. pkture shows that the roo( has been placed over tbe Letart, W. Va., spe nt lhe wetk e. He 11 readinJ prep&na ha}1f~!~n~~~~~n ~~~~f!nCovered e~tire-siructure a'nd that work is progressing. Stone work now is being placed on the end with Barry Lewis. auwen to 11 ot t.llllt .~ · entiance wtt.V in the F. A. Ca~le moved :ruesday tioJu lllim'lltted to ll1m. the ·•round at M•rquette, ·•,·ch., '-" ~ from the Ltnll: farm Lo b1s home N~Gfttbecutt. bu.t .the ,Weather Bureau predict· ' · at Racine. ed the atorm would fizzle to flur. · .Mrs, R. E. Grimm !pent Sunday ing fine. · ries over Michigan and the upper aflernoon wilb Mn. Vashti Grimm Mr. and idn. _Emory Johnston' Ohio Vall!'Y today. and IOD and dauehter·in-law Mr. and daughter, Addle, Jpent Sundq The storm swept out of and Mrs. BiUy Grimm. ill Ironton 'ofith her sister. Rockies Wednesday to grasp an . ~"' Mr. and Mra. Kelly Sayre and Mr. and Mn. Jlaymowi- Tbomlt. .area ltom Montana to Texas to sr.n Gregory of CGlumbua spent •nd aons Of Lanpvil~ apent SUD-Alabama to Wisconsin in its chit· i the weekend with his mother Mr•- day with her mothl!t', :Mn. .Ji'reda' l:y grip. : \D.itect .PNH lntwnetional Lizzie Sayre and siPer, Mrs. R. E. Wells. Mr. and Hn!- Da)le canode'~ Fourteen Inches o( snow fell ih S00TTSDALE, Ariz. Bob Grimm. of near P.oint Roc::, were abo Sun-Montana, Deadwood, S. D., report. lJiW~. original master of ce~- . Mr.s. Edgar Sayre has employ- day visil.llll'a. lS inches, Jamestown , N . D., "· h R'f ~ nd , ~ 1 m:oni.es' or the $64 dollar q.ue!lioo ment in Gallipolis at her daugh · 1 smothered under two-root I q liil show "Toke It Or IA!ave n·· , ter's Mrs. Walter Shane. Mn. .,.r-a. I e, .-.tty a. .u.r· and WausaU, WIB., receivedin l.PfO, commenti ng on the' d~Jame& and Jackie .-\dams who ry sp~t Fr1day eveninc_ lrith Mr. 11 inchell. clo,ure of fixes in big-mone:r TV are attending Ohio University and ~~d~~~~J='II'I!I"'dge and Almost every town in tht quilleJ· spent the weekend at home with son. e le-, 0 ' 1Y· _ i t th a ght uno"I' · th b · · th · t M nd M •, Mr. and Mrlr. Geori:e SUttm Ulu-. ' 9 orm a pa was c u .... m sorry to see e m1meas e1r paren s, r. a rs. .,..r f H , t Frid . Wltb' get into the condition its gottr.n Adams. ~ am ~ spm . ·~mJ. ot ·mo t ... N o 11nswer to a ny qu~;, , R L GU!ilm is employed in Mr. and Mrs . W1ULaJ11 H. Rife 1 ,..,, · · . Athens Ohio W ,~ _,....,; is worth $100,000. " the Hudson. Semce Station at Bud Belpre. _J.UUII!-11 o1 4!UIIwn ~ Mr. and Mrs. Junior Wines mov- 011 CbarleJ Rife Sunday. ed from Mt. Moriah into the Ti- PoMeroy's Panthers go into their quest for a first SEOAL victory tofiight against Nelsonville as lopsided favorites while WILL,_ Davis Has Nod ?c;: Startir.g ' Job With Browns .-~ttl e. "~ ttm• et ttlla tow •n tii"-'Umlnum triple-t:nd c.imbln•ttcm 1ftndD1t. IJttf'\'lidtd elicraft •lumln-IIM tor llfetl mt HNiot. •Jf!rtfett ttnl _lntertodl tor wtethH•v.M P.fitfttlon. .. '* -~liP ·' .' I IIIII .... VALLEY LUMBER · and SUPP'-Y CO. CLUB 7th - 9:30 ,, ldlb Phoae Ill' I. Tblrtl 8Z~O _ I . ' .') ~ - • . latiJei• ·PII'SOIIIII O'Nite · · Now . . ...... .· fonnetly '"·""· · Wies' Hqnil W_...e New · tonnerly $3S.D5. �• ' . 4--D~ily S4,ntlne), Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 8, 1959 I F.,OdNIU P10tl Selr:cts Winners ' _________ ..... . . ___ - - ----~ TOP ATIRACTION =---~--~~- ---~------~---- Daily Seatinrt . '' ! Dally Senlillfl, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., Nov 6, 1959-5 - Panthers Enjoy Favorite's . Role, Jackets Are Underdo~s -. --~--- ----------- Middlep<>rt, v;sitors to Wellston, are underdogs. · . Gallipolis is favored ot Athens w~ere the Blue Devils wtll 1 WAL,_ -HIIINEY MIIISS 1 P. WILUAMS I CHJLOI M. I BRoWN HUBliAlO I :~!'!": try to hang onto their ch•nce at a piece of the league title 1 .!_~"~·~·~·~··~·~~~~~~~.!._-~S~o~a~m~-L-~·~·~""~"'~-+1-~K~no;,w~l~od~.. ~~l-;--;c~.,;·;---,1__~.. ~~~-~;..-;LI~-~G<~~-~.:_--;~-~A~Aa~l~al~-~1_~;,~~-;1 1_~;;~~- should undefeated Wellston falter in its big clash against S::!lt .,-.,-..,-....,.=------'--:(~ot~-1;".:....--'--,'~4::,1-.lt::.I :.: _ _,__~I6~:10.:.1~--:'I_,':O:.,._=,_'_..;I--,;;;'4;-:;2·~"-'_,-;---.'....,;i.·:-'--7-l:..·--.'.,..:u"-'--;---,'"',..·',"'--·~l---,'•;;•:;·1_,._-';1--,f;;44-~1•6J__ ~~c~~~.f1~:o~i~~"Q!tli~h.,"li:a~~dtsJ~cl.:~ ~~~x~:~·~ ::::_-:::..:oi::,.:L::-=;'":-.::··:.,.:.:..:.:_.:..o,__--;,=---':--;;oc;---7----;;-;;;---'l;---;-;:;;;---;---;;:;---';--,:.o;:-~;---u;---';-----.:;;---';-----.:;.---';----~,--Coa~~n Thompson at Mid:: t4l ,.., 0.20 13-21 o.t .I I ._.,. 0.11 6-2G 6-32 Idll•p<;.; WI be hard put to keep up Micld........ •t Weft..... -I .--..:...--;;-;;-;:---.,----,;-;;-;:--- wltl) the b &:, experienc-ed reserve ~2~·2~7==~=~6-~22~=~1I =~~·~·~·==~~ ==~-~==~~I =~~6-~~~·==~=~·~·2~4==~=~6-~2~·== ~No~~-~~lo~at~,.,~·~·~•t~Jt=~.~l6~=t=~·~IS~=I=~6-~S4~==~=~1 l .... I """ ....0 i ·n.. · ltutlallll at W..._ J6.11 22-4 IM-12 26-14 ~ 46-13 , 1M-pound e Jackheavy WelJston tullht'!~. dub. In tilJim Evetl will be hcing the top back of the league. llis oCfensive power and defensive skills were credib;d with giving th~ Rockets victofy over Gallipolis ]l'st week. -;:.==-=-:::.:_:::::::::. __~--=;7---'--~~--.;---;-;-;---:---;;;--;;;---:'----;;;---::--~u::;----;:---,;u:----;-------;-;:;-,--.,;;;;-----;---0;:;-'--03d-G Eastern tJ H.-... N 1 10-0 14-6 27-12 1 6-0 j tW I ... I -, .,12 I I IU .;-,1 ~-::::-;-::-:;-:-;-;:-:-:;::::--+---;;;r.;;:---;----;;-;----;---;1;:;4--;;20;;-.-:;.-;--o.A;"--1- :-:c::--_c---;-:;-·----':---:-:;-;----';---;:-U.;c22 ~-----; ;:;.:--7---:c;;;:-I" I · ·'- W2 1 7--' 15-21 \ 12·16 I ~, '[ 14-6 I I Indiana at OSU t'-24 I, a.1t a.21 14--21 14--21 I -. f.ll [ "U I 14--211 I 1·11 7·21 ::;=-::..:::,..=.:-=--::----':--:='"---'---;1~4--;12;--+---:2;-1.a:::---c----:2:;-1·-;cli;---;---;1;:;0.-;7---;I·-~I;!M~--;I~--;2Uu---;-l-.,.. ;:,;-----;---,,;:W.---~---,.,,4M;a:n-:-,-·o-~U:,=•~t~Ma=-""~'"~'::::::==-!--....;·:IN~;;---T--~.:...--T--7,.;;,---.;--~u,;--7----:;:;;>-T-Iii:ii.,.-7----c-;:u-~-;--;;;:..---:--;;:IO"-I--7.'i0-Wiaeensln •t Northwettern 14-22 N 1..._11 I).U 7·14 I n.W · ~ ,.... 10.H 14U · 7·'4 .:.Jt Pt. Pl..,_nt at lrontOft --;-- I ~b Penrod ,s "'Nelsonv_1.lle flotCoach miss school. t~a~-· whl_ch . ha? hopes t'br a first , Iof-league lost 1 In PomerOy' the c~diUon or I ttrst strihJ riaht baifback Jack-ie Welker, continUes in doubt. Ilia 1 ankle bas kept him out of eontlct worlt ror three Weeka. Da:ve Brown, an ertd converted to halfback after center Bill GibbB' injury, ·has been ' performlne In the position. ~ McClure's Dafry Jsle s. 4th and Locval f'eatflrlllfl Flu nibbled at the Panther squad . and • stalwart· on defense, and' steady performer at hi!!. olfen~lve .· ppst, I was out of school 1 tAt with I : the bug. Dor and ZOMBIES - In OSU Stadium <)<\LINJ!!S Ohio state UPI - Confident clashes with rast · prcwiC .d;ana here Saturday a tll8peJltt~.ofWed oonte'1t that tbe Bit 'len's upeet I I ;-CCC 'I . ·. · ar 'w tus Pickens residence. • auv 'OODAY ••~ put on layaway or uae our· eoDV4!flient .Budget PJaP Til Christmas · 1959 OOEL DEMONSTRATOR SALE . .,_______________ ROWLEY & R&D HAUWARE Drinks, wet.. eooe and t. u bllu • real baby, Loy.......... dla· JKiliMbl• Drypen. ·, _ • 1959 CADILLAC I I I I SEDAN DEVILLE There Is no better buy for a value wise moto>lsl than a fine car that has been eareful!y driven as a Demonstra· tor. Thlo beauUiul solid while 4 door hard top "has all or the Cadillac exclusive fealtll'<ll plua thete opllonalt: Air conditioning - air ride suspenal9n - remote control trunk lock - aulronlc eye - electric e way oeat- pow· er vent windows - electric door ID<u - crult14! control ' sl"'vfr$ioocr Just ill Time for Ill yotll'llolldll1 &IWII! Bll Sa¥1Dgs oa lhe hpllge llltt keepS-· Ita .ftnllrtp . -.l!lft! _:;::=--=~~;;;;;; fofme;ly $18.115. Sur.r 81 Holiday Seclan Beautiful blae and whtte Millie lllrror flnilb With rlcb le~ther trim Interior. Power t1feer11ti- r.mr brakta hydramatlc - radio - llnleJ> - t.ohl e Will UI'OI Drtven by the boll on~~ 11111... • '!' SAvE 5700 1959 RAMBLER ,. ................ Daar &;VAN ' ' J'BONifA .. ',JJ"' ' .. ' . '_ • ' . ..,....... · ~'-IIMwoof ' ,., ' $19.9Jtt ' :fol':lJle-r-ly S2'J.91, _ . . · , ~ • r.llllllll .. ' ' ..... ........ ' ..... Chft to ' te-r-mer1y $Z'1.95. ' Ao Low AI $12.9$ F-er 40 Unlt.d lnchft CE , . . Men's TW.S.itw · · · · · · ·· NoW OIIIY $~95 lonnerly $25.9G. , --. ,; Mtll's Tfme.s.ittr · · · · · · 'Miw tlifJ .~;;[Waitt • J fermerly $25.~. ·' .;·, · r.!~~ . lllditJ' ........ . ' ... '· "Now Oaly $U.t.S ". - • '\ fonnerly $10.96. ftbrlcl.~-uW ....- '....,., .... r-. Get the bottut nWna eirlll ·lll!o D'allle -llllld cor you've 1\YOr tlrl9en. Alld ·tilt iiiOit OCOIIOBtkal lbb. (Proven the moo! economical ~let\,) '1'1111 UIUe jeftlll run to drive with pulb bulloa . • - ponr ~ power brallel - radio · • - raelllllq aiatl. Come try II lodoy and ' • . ' . Lathes' Beauty Cue · · · · · · Now Oily $14.95 ·. formerly $17JI5. · ,_ . ' • M_.s Colllpcltlien C.st · · Now 0!11; $1 ..t$ . fonnerly $111.115. ' · ·,' lodtes' O'NIIe · · · ··· · · · ·· · Now Only $1.... · 1959 OLDSMOBILE SAVE 1100 ,. Bl'EKl' CASE JlEDllCEDl . ·., Ladles' Hal lex · · · · · · · · · · ,_ Oily $1r4.tJ -ti nted ,~.. • .:.... H.iold · Your Crows Steak House . ,_,.,_ • BE WI'SE! Winterize BUCKWHEAT ), . GI.FT SPE·C IALS~.h_J r· I .• Fro•tlhdiana I I • .V.tretfon Upset.Brewing Quof es f rom Today's NtYJS 1. tANANA SPUTS I this week. Quarterback. tJi11 Wilson, I I j Mhldleport -·"!"r oa:; • =. 0 trtuog· l&onviUe 60-0. IBattle Tops , Mid·AmCard sROWS· . The Hounds have moved the ball well tlli! year but h-&Ye com· mitted unpardonable ·sins with It imide their enemies' 20 yard lines. Last year Pomeroy whipped Nel· I DESK 1ts season. Wmless, e~cept over ~ut- •a.nus Game SPORTS "'?"" The Plams, Nelsonville 32-14 last wee-11: against Athens ' the Jackets fullbaek, I in a str-ing of "fluke-like breaks" against them. " • Kovac, Overlooked, Vaulting To National Grid Prominence September, treadm~ tune to complete 1s I!~Utoh I . . :Sob Spnngerl tackle, both starters, abo v._:ere far below par but did ~1v1s1on . fmls~ m Br Mn.. I . D. l -<N:'~":"":''::•;.,~"·::":•::••:.._.:___:'_.....;JI-~14~-7---,';'~.a:..__+-~2~14~--;-,'~,..,1~3---il--',""'u:---1;.-.-,a.o:l;;t;--~1--,':;;:'".----:---,';;o.:;:n1 _.c.l _0 aN;;;- - I 20.14 winning, the closely·k•it Class AA grid loop would be bunch; !6-0 20-1 4 1 u I .,,. I ,.. 2J.14 -:-1 ---:c22,.-~ ed into a two'way lie "between Gallipolis and Jackson. 14-11 22 ,7 144 J..o. •. Letart AttCJ Society News Mr. llncl Mrs. Norman Roush and •on, Frankl~rt. Ky .. spt:nt the weekend With his parentl, Mr. \ CL£\Il:L."tND UPJ - Versatile : and Mrs. Harold Roush. Willie Uavi11 is expeDtell to get D Mr . and Mn. L•ge Shi~ld• were I startin~~: tackle job when the Cleve1 Sunday &uesu of Mrs. Etina land Btowns, winners of thrt'e in 1 Shields and famli.JI . a row , cla11h with Philadelphia 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grimm of here Sunday in a bat tle for s~ond Wa•bin&ton C H. spent stveral plaee in the Enstern Oivi1ion. 1 day• with. their -~u n and dau&:bterUavis is slated to take over for ' ln·law Mr. and Mrs. Harold 14-year veleran Lou "The Toe" ] Grimm . 1Gro!a, who suffered a back injury Mn. Leah Ripley i.s .spendinti, 1 in lb.st Sunday's Baltimore conaeveral week• with Mrs. Maggie I teBt. Oils at Parkenl>urg. ' The 240-pound Davis, who was Six year o~d Robert Shane, 1on used as a defensi\·e end arul ofMr and Mrs. Harry Shane who ' fensive tackle last season, played fell off a porch at his home Fnmost of the Colts' game and reday morning artd broke his lef( eeived <t fme verbal pat on th e 1 ann wa1 adm ift.ed to Holzer Hu•back from Coach Paul Brown. · 1 pita] Friday e~·ening. Brown ex.plain!J. that quarterback G. 1:.. Boggess who i1 employed Mil~ Plum will be used for con on the towboat Erneltine wa1 versions aiad field goab, should borne several. days. 1 lir(lta, the only remaining origlnMrs . Ethel Hall wu called 1o 1 sJ Brownie, be unable t u perform her home Sunday b v the illn~s J these chores. of her daughh·r Pati-ida at Arl· MUM, HE fiGUQs-Patd L L' 61-ed, W. Va. Chalenko, uchugll lftduC.Xf~°Ct" RaymOnd Bell of Racine spent udmt from tb ~ 1 u · · Monday evening with Mr. and MNl ate It , lContlnued From Pa.. Obe) Two Pomeroy men Reino brlck foreman and J, H. Sisson, bricklayer. both of Porn- Don BelL ~ =~:U,. ltol'm 1:ns ~xpccted to blow itseJf eroy fi~re strongly 'in iStructllon progress a1 ihe site of ·Gallipolis' Grace Methodist Mr. and Krs. ~we,- Lyons of MkbipD. H• urtfed Oct. out today with a ~rti!lg shot at Chu;cb Sclioril Addition. pkture shows that the roo( has been placed over tbe Letart, W. Va., spe nt lhe wetk e. He 11 readinJ prep&na ha}1f~!~n~~~~~n ~~~~f!nCovered e~tire-siructure a'nd that work is progressing. Stone work now is being placed on the end with Barry Lewis. auwen to 11 ot t.llllt .~ · entiance wtt.V in the F. A. Ca~le moved :ruesday tioJu lllim'lltted to ll1m. the ·•round at M•rquette, ·•,·ch., '-" ~ from the Ltnll: farm Lo b1s home N~Gfttbecutt. bu.t .the ,Weather Bureau predict· ' · at Racine. ed the atorm would fizzle to flur. · .Mrs, R. E. Grimm !pent Sunday ing fine. · ries over Michigan and the upper aflernoon wilb Mn. Vashti Grimm Mr. and idn. _Emory Johnston' Ohio Vall!'Y today. and IOD and dauehter·in-law Mr. and daughter, Addle, Jpent Sundq The storm swept out of and Mrs. BiUy Grimm. ill Ironton 'ofith her sister. Rockies Wednesday to grasp an . ~"' Mr. and Mra. Kelly Sayre and Mr. and Mn. Jlaymowi- Tbomlt. .area ltom Montana to Texas to sr.n Gregory of CGlumbua spent •nd aons Of Lanpvil~ apent SUD-Alabama to Wisconsin in its chit· i the weekend with his mother Mr•- day with her mothl!t', :Mn. .Ji'reda' l:y grip. : \D.itect .PNH lntwnetional Lizzie Sayre and siPer, Mrs. R. E. Wells. Mr. and Hn!- Da)le canode'~ Fourteen Inches o( snow fell ih S00TTSDALE, Ariz. Bob Grimm. of near P.oint Roc::, were abo Sun-Montana, Deadwood, S. D., report. lJiW~. original master of ce~- . Mr.s. Edgar Sayre has employ- day visil.llll'a. lS inches, Jamestown , N . D., "· h R'f ~ nd , ~ 1 m:oni.es' or the $64 dollar q.ue!lioo ment in Gallipolis at her daugh · 1 smothered under two-root I q liil show "Toke It Or IA!ave n·· , ter's Mrs. Walter Shane. Mn. .,.r-a. I e, .-.tty a. .u.r· and WausaU, WIB., receivedin l.PfO, commenti ng on the' d~Jame& and Jackie .-\dams who ry sp~t Fr1day eveninc_ lrith Mr. 11 inchell. clo,ure of fixes in big-mone:r TV are attending Ohio University and ~~d~~~~J='II'I!I"'dge and Almost every town in tht quilleJ· spent the weekend at home with son. e le-, 0 ' 1Y· _ i t th a ght uno"I' · th b · · th · t M nd M •, Mr. and Mrlr. Geori:e SUttm Ulu-. ' 9 orm a pa was c u .... m sorry to see e m1meas e1r paren s, r. a rs. .,..r f H , t Frid . Wltb' get into the condition its gottr.n Adams. ~ am ~ spm . ·~mJ. ot ·mo t ... N o 11nswer to a ny qu~;, , R L GU!ilm is employed in Mr. and Mrs . W1ULaJ11 H. Rife 1 ,..,, · · . Athens Ohio W ,~ _,....,; is worth $100,000. " the Hudson. Semce Station at Bud Belpre. _J.UUII!-11 o1 4!UIIwn ~ Mr. and Mrs. Junior Wines mov- 011 CbarleJ Rife Sunday. ed from Mt. Moriah into the Ti- PoMeroy's Panthers go into their quest for a first SEOAL victory tofiight against Nelsonville as lopsided favorites while WILL,_ Davis Has Nod ?c;: Startir.g ' Job With Browns .-~ttl e. "~ ttm• et ttlla tow •n tii"-'Umlnum triple-t:nd c.imbln•ttcm 1ftndD1t. IJttf'\'lidtd elicraft •lumln-IIM tor llfetl mt HNiot. •Jf!rtfett ttnl _lntertodl tor wtethH•v.M P.fitfttlon. .. '* -~liP ·' .' I IIIII .... VALLEY LUMBER · and SUPP'-Y CO. CLUB 7th - 9:30 ,, ldlb Phoae Ill' I. Tblrtl 8Z~O _ I . ' .') ~ - • . latiJei• ·PII'SOIIIII O'Nite · · Now . . ...... .· fonnetly '"·""· · Wies' Hqnil W_...e New · tonnerly $3S.D5. �' ' -• lh-llaJly Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 6, 1959 • f1 I I Won•ed fo Meigs county .i"'?,... ,:;: ~~r· ~~u cub;.=;========~, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, p., N~v . 6,1959-7 INSURANCE PRO·--- ~ , Said r~al estate has befll ap- rraet.or with reU' wfteet wdgbU:: tectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF praised ut $4300.00 and cannot sell 1- 2-way 12" Plow for mounUns Phone Racine :tOiil. 11..5-atp Call Don M.i1ll Mi...!dl~1lort REt\L ES'fATE for leu than two third.! of that on Cub Tractor; 1 WANTED SO.\IEONE TO SUP· OhJ• ' • , Cne No. lB.f4S amount. . l--{1 ft. s.ingie gang pull type Pt.Y us "r lh Chmtmas trees Jn pursuance of an order of the Terms of sale: CA,'IH. I'OR CONSISTENT DEI'E:IIDABLE kESt: LT~ ' l'•mli!CI ll .~ irml;t'diately. nfe '~ ( L I K& tl tSJOlr Probale (hurl of Metgs County, Wendell tong, Ad:mms· ! -Cultivator for Cub; Now~ ll .v Shop Phone t12.53· X. , Ohio, nu•?e Jn cause No 18,04~. In trator of lhe Estate of l-4lri ft. :..lower for mouotlng K/.TES ll 8 lite 5 HOOM HOUS~ , WITH BATH, wiuch \\ endcll Lon g a~ ad~mus Etta Little, Deceased . 1n Cub Tractor; '«<Itts per word, ooe Jmt-lliolo. lim1mum ch:.argp - 60 t-"t"llll -~--located at 111 Locust St. Nice J.ratur of tile cs l~te of Etta Ltttle, By William H. Sower1, 1- Wbeelbarrow; i cenU per word for lh~t' const'<'u Uve inse rtioN> '?f Rent location. Melvin Hood. deceased, I~ phunuff and Gladys Attorney for Administrator I 14) 1- 2·wheel Trailer; . ~peclal - one month fGr :JO <'••nt ~ per word . 11 2 30tp V. Long, et al.~ are defendants, the 10) 30: (11 ) 6, 13, 20, 27, 5tc 1- Hay Rake ' Full. tate of 3 oent .. J•f'r WlJrd w1U !.It' ch.arg,'(j for ad verti tHfli •Jnderstgued wtll offer for sale at NEW- ONt.: OJ. TWO HOOMs.-.: Terms of Sale: Cash in Hlnd on •f bOt Dllid ""•lh•n lO 'lay~ ~fter n :ctn mg bill. for ofhee .~pace nver DuttoD's ' · · .LI ~ ,I public a uction on th.e 28th day of date of Sale. &ron i.n Advt> rt•.. mg ~ Shou ld Ue rqwrted :n"'1('diately. Ti, Drug Store Pho'le 6009. ·•~1'f1J Novemb l· r , 1959 at J0:30 a. m. at , With Ez<hange Robert C. l(artenbaeb, Sberlfl 14LIJ SPntinel will DOL be fetipomuble for mort! tl.an one i ni"O" j the fro nt door of the Coun Hous~ 10·28 l2tc LEGAL NOTICE Meip County, ,ObJ.o rect inaertioo. 1711xll MAKE DOWN PAYMENT-AND t'ul!'eroy, Oh10, the following de· Case No. 12,79S (11) 6, 7, 2tc '\ P 4 l·rnT El\ ·rs - Fumahed and Car,1 of Thanlu ilJJd Spe~ Notices flf Even4 $J 00 Obi tuarlet move · j.st.nbed real estate : .Sgt. Anthony CardiUo, w.:hiose].'4i[i" n ... JrniP'hN1 \ll'.\' ,, ,,.~ . \l ;dd ll' mto a 4·room frame ·Being a part of lOU acre lot No ... ubliJhed at 1 cerJ.( .it'r w• •rd known address was RA " · nnrt f•hm o, · All<~4 \1 bouse .. Very nice .bath aad kit· 383, Jying within the T01\'nship of WOIIDS I DAY 3 UA'iS 6 DAY: 1 M.u ... a8 th Ordinance Co . Park APO 46. chen and automatic heat to all ~a1isb ury county of Meigs and II IIOc 90< $1.30 $4.50 :-Jew York, New York, ll hereO) Ap•rfments, People's Terrace •nd rooms. ?n~y _$75~.00. take .!illite of Oh.o, and b~unded and PlWI Taz .... -ppablo Tift .dU tlUc $1.20 Sl.80 $6.00 l·)tificd tha t on the !!l•t day 01 Va le St., off Butternut Ave., over exJstmg fmancmg , make described as follows, to·wit~ Begin· 73c $1 5( $2.:'.5 $7.50 I NOTICE Of! $600.00 ~own pa.~me n~ and ning in tJ1e center o( the Public ..Jovembcr. 1958, ii'Iargaret Ann Pomeroy. Phone 328-Y \d.a recetved b)' 10 A. ..M .vtll De 1!1 lhat day's paper C:1 Iillo, being plaintiff, filed nel Jolul•llannllle Uned 11 2 30tp owner w~l carry fmancmg on Road 282 ftet North of the line of petition against him 11s defendan• ~ice of .-::cc= -:::c:-:-:-:---c---c--balance hu equJty, 1 (I) Notice (9! For Sale _ _ __ FU L'Il R O~M A1'.-\!q''IU: ~T WITH CUCKLER REAL ESTATE ~~ .acre ot N.o. 3&3; thence ~n a in the Court of Common Pleat. .Jational I,,..:..:...~...::.:.-:::::.:.::.. new built-in kitch en . P rivate BOX 229 PHON JOS.Y I :o_tra ight hne man easterly direct· :·.Ieigs Cou.lty, Ohio, Case No. 1Z. ·) hio, until ABSOLU'I'ELY NO IIUNTJ.\'(j UH I ._. entrance. Phone Hacinc 2261. 11-4-Jt E uou to a pomt tn the C. H. V. & T. 79.), praying for divorce from U1o treJpauing da) or nt~;ht un my For AD Models I0·31·0tc. J _ c ,ty 215 feet North uf the South ,;aid Anthony Cardillo on th , 91)9, for the property . Gordon Proffit, Rut· · r UH .SALE: SEVEN a00MM0de;,, line o~ Lot 383; thenc~ in a north- -;rounds of extreme cruelty, ano Wolle Peet """'"''' BellaiH 'l'nlllndulons land, 0 . ll-5·5tc --home with garage. Out of bigil e~ly du~ctton along sa1d C. H. V. & plaintiH also pra)'S for cUJtody 0 1 si:1 room at 364 ( I 41 For, Rent water. Splendid neight:-orhood . ~Y-. 1.:45 feet; ~ben,ce on a mmor children, any other propet Vill3ge DANCihiG .,US ap .--:::::c-:-=:= .=-:---:-::--:-::-::On Mulberry Ave., Phone 316·J . ~tratght lme lo a pomt m the ceQ- relief. Said cause w11l be for heaJ Round and Squarl· Saturday ni~ht, ty, Ohio. I'i ROOM UNFURN ISHED APARTlO Z4 30tp ter of the public road 357 feet ing on or after the 7th day of ~ ... Nov. 7, at Amencan Leg10n Hall, Th4!l fiCht is ment. Close to Krogers. Chris· - - : - - _ _ ~ ' North of the South line ot lot 383; vember, 1959. WUkeH•illc , Ohw . Mus1c by Cliff any Or all bid1. tine Beegle. l 1·3·12tc FUll SALE ALL MODERN P'IVE thence ln a Southerly direeUon Margaret Ann Car'dilb.. Byers and h1s "SL nng Not('s . · ------.J'Oum cottagt>r, Brownrll Avenue along the center of said p11bHc PJaintlU 11 li 2tp FO~R R~OM HO~SE .wdiTII BA1TH11 \ Middleport. Gas floor furnace, road 75 feet to the place of be- J . B .O'Brien, s orm uurs anv w1 n ows, u 1 1 ~ balhs, full basrment, two ginning, containing 'f.J of an aere, Attorney for Plalntiff ') I basement, aulom<~t_ J~ ga~ ~cat. , car garage. otJ:~~~:.oo.oo. Phvne more or less. (101 2 9 18 23 I.lrH·o In ll r·•r hb ~ , , ',30;(11)8,8t L __ __ ocat d r :a I JCJG <I 6044-!L 10-lQ·tfe Beine •arne .premises described 1937 UUlL I\ \ 'H ::; I'L'•. IAL:.: JJO UH Pomen:-y, Ohio Call Rulland 24307 a rter 4 p.m . - - by deed of record in Volume 135, $1,89~. IIO!HI H·P· l.t~:-. tli .I.J 11 -4-3tc pagt: 57 , Deed Records, Office of ww-0 TWO STORM DOORS 6 . WANT ADS 8:" x 2, S" COMPLETE I PHONE 398 l ~.~~··Record.,., Legal Notice 8uv !20b) Insurance r '-"flCICID' ._, ''J I Legal Notice I a. f:80 Fanu llarket . 1960 - ' KARR & VAN ZANDT ~~i~~~ sf;;~L~•In·~~i:·zm~:~~;;l"now 10 30 61r . coNSIGNMENT SA LEt I,.miJY Ou 1 nl'xt S<>le Will be held Sal· , NuY . 7, 1969, at 11 A. M. a t --19.)4 ~·_uHO VIJ 2 uou_ll_smm._ J_: uli - [Lhe auction grounds 1 mile we't I~·ou,R RooM Ji(~LJS-~:- (,~;;; u~ r·----- -- - 17 Help Wanted w,; ___ ...... hlet scwln~ rn1.1 Chlne. Yinully co.st over --~ ol'( balamc of ' '""'1n~nta $8.00 per 1 ==:--- ' ' ' ' AN"- SQ,;'A.RB u 11 pom_e·r.oy'Moose . H' a II , SATUJt · I DA. Y, NOV. 7th- 9:30 til 1 M JDhe a.itd ..,__ -'- e P8 · ~-HII MUSIC BY THE FIVE SAI"'TS I n · :::_.::.::~:_:~_::,·~~e~o~o_w•~ln~K~""""""""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""-:' Ditl 1• retJt1 · getting ·111111iHJ, TEM'OHD'S GAHA(;E AT CHES· ·n:H . Anti freeZe, tires and !luto rcp<~ir at reu sonable prices. f 11 6 6tp Aut CONDlTIONLNG-. llL,FRIGER- I "" .~t JulJ IS('rvice. Jack's .;Bef£Jgenlwn, New Haven. l'l'lone TUfJ.23.tf 2 ::~~ 37 . Wise old political hands .are SBJ· tbat not too ruucb sb.Qul4 ~ read . into last Tuesday's municl· pal electioJls. Publiclty party lea· den found a few things to taJk about ill gJowing terms. Private}y they feel city races usually are decided on purely locat L!lsu~s . such ' ' garbage coUecQon, ia~Jing, zoning and the like. •• tlose look at t'he returns Points up the djffie~lty ~n trytng to . make p~rtls~ hay. Many mu· I ·f" • 1 oo tbe court to be year is t~e remaining the late James Garfield tenn. Go.v. Miebael V. John W. Peek, Democrat to the of· i•. expected to be a l•"~'!!!l_~~~ for the oqjce. O'Neill ha5 not said if he will a cBndidlte, although he has P!odii!OIIld he is thihking abtlut it. • . L!ke lltlW. Oti· $300.UO. J'ay $143.00. Pay. TOY& 111 PRICI month . Phone SALE TO S'fAHT fHJDAY, NOV .' ~ 11 -5.fJtc 13 until tiUpply 111 exluluHtod. Nr . Zl( A- - - - - WIIJ mcludc Jtleal Uol111, Jtemctt ' ~l 111 i Z G SEWl(I;G MA.tl.umpm lh.hJJII, Hublc)' ~o:un and etmw . Makes !Jutoll holes, sewa I· ..,;Lt&.ANU5 hoiner 11 et 11 , trucks illld C <~r&. on ilullons, und muny fan9 do· ••I I , 6 TY kepllt Mlny itt~IIUI 1 HcmcmUtlr tthl signs. Sold new for over Phone 200 ;iate. Open untJI 1 :::IO p. m . $JIJU.OU. Pay llff balance $13LOO Pom•roy, Qhlo Fife NoVt·lty Shop, Midr.Ucport. ur $0.00 month. Plume 343. lll·:.i7-18tl" 11 -IHlt c CU.STOM BUILT Kl1'1 ~HEN DE· - -- -~ igned for yuur hom .• Free es2 ~MA LI~ UAS STUV!~S. I'HICI<~ $4 17 MON'I'Ii 01.0 TIIOilOU GII· tJm alc s. Foreman aud Abbott, BRF~D lrtllh ~,· lter (ur i(ood bea- 1 ~·ou: h . 1Jl1 Beech Sl ., Middlcpor1. Pho. 1e f,'l:lN Y. 8-6·tf { ·ull ll:i1 2-V, 11 5 31 c gJe. Contact Ll11na W inchrcn n.er, ~YfaClllie. II 2 tJtp 1\EW IDUO I'A'I~I'f: HNS PLASTIC A!JCtii'N('.&R wmpter• .... r ... tc. wuHiuw hliuds nnd shades, Venu SORGHUM. OHIS GAU L, SUM Ll;lll hlimls, all kind s and colors Crl+t U.r•dlord ne r, Ohio . Pnone \ 'u kun :1·:.!4Ua. lllf•.,•· Phone .... Cont•Cl Fiber gJ1u.~ awnings, [J~:y un1l .-41. ( Bradford, k..cir,., Ohl-. Please brit1g conlaincn . Nlj.jhl name plate! .all klndjj, lt.ri.Jtp. Aluminum ladders all kinds. ~5-U USED PANTS, SlURTS. J{\. ~1\.I!:TS Free fo~slhnate, Dale Wlpjlel ~nng lour Shl"et And 5ne At and womert '6 drcncs, new. Joe's Supply, :.!115 Unlun Avenue./ ~.O. CINE SHOl RIPAI• SHOP Carry Out, Sut locust St., l'umeroy, Ohio. , lUIU·60Lc IU· ~·3fltp .lttiddleport. 10·28·30tp · j.,:;;;i:;::ii(,iiQN:'] - -- --- . ~----- ~- - • . lSION. ltADIO &. SMALL "'N ROOM HOU--;)"' ~· ~ ~~-flcH- TW -O 1 ,. . Ph 0 I r "' ,... nSPIN_I T PIANO app l;mce rl!P <ur. one t s batbroornl at 006 l!:ast Muin I WANTt.: ; IU!:SJ>ONSJBLE PARTY McL'Ilntuek, Hucine, Ohio. Street, P()mcroy, Ohio. House lo lake over .low monthly . pay4·4-30tL must be torn duwn ur remove d ments on ll :sptnet piano. Can be ;::::-::--;: wlthm Lhlrly tlilys. Phuuu Ber· suen lc 1,cally, Wrlt~t Credit Man- lOB'S TREE SERVICE. 6848. n1rd t' ulto~ Pomoru)' 400 I ager, I 0 . Box 211J, Stlelby· ll ·3·21Jt p . ' · 11 2 61 vlllo, Indiana. (10) 16 17 23 24 -.,.---..,----,c SO lU: till 6 7·81c fOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIALER GOUU t.: LJ::AN LUMJJ COAL. TV AND 4PPLIANCEt _c11 u Jlutland, 2·4032. Orvlhe CIRCULATING COAL HEATEU :OAL. OIL & JlAS FURNACII Hoaue. Good condition. Phom 943-J. . ARr.IOLD'I 1 L':t·:mtc _;:;;::;,;;;:;:::-;:-c;:--,;-c-:-::---::-c-:.:. 11 4 6tr ,Jhon11 136- Y Syr.cuq, Ohle FURNJl'UrtE t'OH SAU:. C.t\.U. FOODARAMA Yukon ll33l:J ul LonJl Bottom, KELVJNATOH like new $350. Loltle Perkin ~. 11 ·~·3tp Ohio. l,otat·t Fall ~ . Ohio. l1 ·4·31c HEATING .STOVE r;XTitA GOOD ~nditiun . l'huntl ltU ·J. l l -4·3tc CALL I.Y tl!iU:!l. {fi!:H .\ tAN Sllt;J' A IW I HIJi ~. AKC. 1 wel•ks ofll ..··- --·---(; ol'd hltlnd lines. Chat'lcs M1• FlV.t: ROO.\ f !IOUSI-.:: I.UCATIW llonuld. McArthur JH. No. :W, on l.llur~ l Stl'ecl, with bath , Tappan Ha nl:c and Circu lating llUStc ---------~-hetJter. Jo'nr infurnwlwn 1'1\ ll 1 n;1 O lillS, NE\\' AND USED. '11cfo.. ~;~ 9;30 A.M. ll8.X. II +Jtc Used 4:1 rpm Me each . New 33 lliddlepurl 8831·.1 }' R SAU: : ELE<."Ili! C STOVE. rpm, f(•gular $3.9U. Our price f:ftpleroy $2& ' taun 1110 bab)' bed ancl lllllltrl's~t, baby I $1 .00 . .,, ife'1 Novl•lty Shop, Mid· dlcport. Open uvenlng until 7 :30 •( Chllftr ec•le1, Jma!J kllchen L'abinct, 2 small gu heatcn . l'ho••c 428 11 6 610 p . "'· YllkoD '1!-ZHI altc!r 6 P. :\1.. 1 H -tlc 2 GOOD MILK COWS. ROLAND IILUIILL 'Sl!RVICI Scarlet. Rul111nd. l'hone 24628. 8TAT10~ r0f ::;,g1e ' 11-5-6tc .H.Ki>O.SSt.S::.Jo~D .SINGI!:ll ZJt; ZAG J •• tc I DntrND ....,., M:udc-Go-KoPnd 11:00 Sundown Serenade' . , ('til 1Jp oft) TiP'~ av HASitEL SHORT o...,ce . By virtue qf an execution dul' d t f th c 1 C ISsue , ou o . e ourt o om mon Pleas, MeJgs County, Ohio, ir the case of Reed Jeffen agains Chester and . Marie Barnhart, upor a judgment therein rendered and l)eing Caae No. 12.914 in uid Court 1 will offer at Public Sale at tht fr?nrt do.or of the Court House j 1 saJd Meigs County, Ohio, on thi 19th day of November 1959 a 10·00 o'clock A M th' 1 ·ll ' · 4:3~ 'O:tS CNmtn .Jioedown t:ao PilT Market Report Coffee United PNit ln....,..iOMI COLUMBUS UPI- Wofd going around town is that a move will be made to . discourage former Gov. c. WitHam O'Neill from runnine for ·ihe · Ohio Supreme Court nert year. · ' There are stUI ·many Repu~li­ can leaders who oattribufe the shellacking· 'the Grand Old Parb took . year to O'Neill's all out of the right to work pro· issue on whlfh !lis party take a stand. CamPbell, -formerly of Guernsey CouJJty and a two-time toser in a bid for a place on tho Supreme Court announced this week he would be a cand,idate for the court q.eKt Yf'!ar. It was exthat several "county chair· 4Uld party leaders would an· ~~;~ ~e1arly they are supporting ._, 343. MlliTROfOUTAH I 2:31 KuJie-Go-Oround 3:30 New1 3:16 lf\llle-Go-Rouad 4:30 Newa 0:13 SWtp Sbop lO:SO J.tornln11 DevoUonJ IRAKI SHOES L..,. / N .,; th~e~:;o:;.~e~:i::e;~~e~t~,~~f~ c.'!o~;E 1~;1!HIRIF,'S JAUi NOTICE Oil IALI Bids will be receiYed at t,he Of· ed by det>d or recorll in Volume fiees of Webster &: Fultz, Attor----107, pag~ MI. Deed Recorda, Offite srx ROOM APAin.YIENT WJTH neys, Pomeroy National Bank -.- ---;-: ' garage, Hutternut Avenu• Ca ll Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, until Nov- ~·J IIage of .dtddleport, Ohio. 40IJ. The real estate is appraised for 1 f.l:).2tc ern her 14, 19~9. at 10 o·cloek A. M. _ -~ _ _ _ for the sale of the Carrie M. Dod· $5500.00 and cannot be sold for NICELY Jo~URN15JIEU '110DEHN 2 ndge real estate . Saill real efltate less than t he appraised value. bedroom UlJlS<urs aparlmt' nt consrsts of a six room brick dwelFLOYD E. DAVIS, Ad_ Phone 64J9 J I 5 titp l.lng .~ousc With bath and double, mlni1trator of the E~tpte . , , car garage. Full basement. SJtuat·j of Carrie M. Dodrtdge, lJNt URNISHlW Mom.HN HlOUlf I ed on large Jot at the corner of deceased. ' and bath apartment . Phone 6419. 1 Ash and Sycamore Streets in the (ll) 6 7 9 11 12. J3 6tc gas furnllce Phone 4:!B ;lfH·r B P !II ll+tft: t:om Hl •Jg lih . l S d I f h tom me e an . OrJg.na Inis · i.lf Porterfield. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10 30 Ott·) . Go to 7 and 76 and follow tM _ Slgr<~. We WJ/l hoa ve !I various 1956 PON'flAC V8 4 DUO!t ~ 1 ,593. 'amount of machinery and house · Hard top Star c hwf r;~:dar.. All hold goods. leather ~eatt. Power slecnn~ and Lunch will be llerved. :Wo_kes. Extra clean. Dhwttnar'a, GODDARD SALES Pomeroy. 10 30 IJtc Harold Godd•rd, Auctlon"r ll -4-3tc 19M PLY MO LTH 2 DOOH. $795. ) . II B 6tp 6 cylinder sedan. New fi n ish FOH SALt:-A LL ELECTRIC .I<:0UH 1-WOM HOU SE EAsT -MAIN :BlarHtnar, l'omcruy . 10 ;m~Lc slainlen steel restaurant equ ip· St.' Call 2 1(}_ 11·5-3te 19~'1 ft' OHU CU.S1'1JM 1'1-ION J.:: menl. Lunch Counhlr, Stooh, B*O·J or 1:1cc :\:uiy Lr(Jvcr, Coolcn. Hestaurant compl('te ( J Pomuroy lt uutt· ;_> 11-:Hitc lllld ready lo operate. tioud ~--lcusc on buildinM. All (.' Clean- WA NTt:D FULL. Tl Mt: llO~SE 1961 CH~VH oLET, 'I D u(J-11. C'rs, II.~ w. Va.__ l~.:_~·!!_tP ~~~~.cr. LH·c m . C:J I! c~7.~~ ~~~ heater, .~tund~rd sl11ft. $175. 33 HEAD TAMWORTH PIGS Phone 8;1H-Y . l!:xccl!cnl cundire~tcly to go. Nov. 12. Ernury ROUTE MEN WlTll EXPERItlon . 11 ·4-:Hp Powell, R11c ine, 0 . Phone I'ortence . We furnis h truck . Must landl'fl7tl. 11-5-3lt: have rcsponsi b!Hiy. Cu ll In l9S4 MEitCU RY i' OUit DOOH person. Guod counnission. ABC ::.t!dan. $j0U .UO. Call Yukon ~I.EC'I'IlO LUX VA CUU M Ct.K>\N Cleaners, MilliO n, w. va. 5-3152. ll-5-6tp cr. Throw away b.:~gs . Will St!ll lt ·3·5tp. fo r balance due $4lt.50. Paytloed Clean Used. Can , , ~nts $6.UO por muntt"> Phone lit ~~ .... •RCt Modeh (20) BusinP-ss Services I Legal N'otJce Mulic-Go-~ottnd 3:1!11 Coolmunl17 ond JAW 11~: as Nltioaal Newt UO SJ)OI'b !lett 8:41 Armd S.~!eet ..how H~ppenings_ AT 1'\uto Soles 1:3~ 2:30 NeWt (l.lC!al) State . . 11. ......, I ~o:oo SEE THE 1 · ~port to a oVerall that the ru·nebrThe 990·' SPOT ' .. On .V9ur . Rodio .Dial looks like St•te is • fOJIIf to tile Rose Bowl I ' FOk THE ' • .NEWS 01 TkOhio Valley ,8 :~.M. 1;55 P.M. 8:55' kM.10 A.M~ 3:55P.M. .li Noon 5 P.M. ~·, ' RacHo ·. '.$tPtiqn . -------- ' atteet pkked up cme more office than they held. In Columbus, Republicans -eJected a mayor to repltce a Derriocrat. The GOP won three or the four · races for Council and J.ost of three contests for municijudge. SeYoral members of the LegiaJatt&re are goJng to Puerto :kico before long . at state expense to attend a meeting involvine legislatorR fram other state•. - Such junkets are· one 61. the side benefit,11 of being a mefnber of the Legislature. Groups of law makers like to get tos:etber. with fellow legislatofl! from otber states, usually in a resort area, and d(scuss . mutual problems. Such gatherings are ~-partisan in that both parties are repfeflented . too long ago several legis-went to Miami Beach to at. a national traffic council mee~lng; Re,p. Roberf' Groneman R-Cineinnat~ flew to tbe ttaree day tession. He charged the state $163. Rep. ¥eniteth Berry R·Coshocton decided to drive. Hls bHJ for 11 nights at the ~eeting and on the raad, includint his mileage, CDst the state $50t. Rep . 1\0~ E. . Zellar R-Zanewllle drove a little f~ter, stayed We. idebtl oP the ' trlp a,nd blUed the state ·-371. ·Pemocntk Senate Lel!,der rank King af T(lledo, fle,.o tumed in a 1371 bill Sen. Charles c•rney n-youngstqwl1 drove and charged the state $433. l'fot 10:11.( ago, b¥f Jlle Hlgbway Departm.en,t IJraas was in Boaton tor a conference. About the same time Highwly Safety Dir~tor J. Gnnt Keya was at a -ton,f erence in a plush New Eng)and resort, where his hotel bill was above the usual mi.ximum allowed by the atate. • . 12l30 JLilt for You t :ao New• 1:83 Newt t:fO BreO&kfut PartJ' l:t$ Rildto Mymnal I S:OO 3.re.lllikfllt ?artJ IIJ:SO New• 1:35 Brtaldad raft)' 9:30 Communlty ud LoeN Nen U3 flr.Uiut fart7 $1D.95 ~~~ill~~be~~~~~~~~~f:l Wt~~&eru 1 12:00 New~ Millie) TillES ~-ega/ Notice 11:40 Countr)' Uoednwn 1:00 llFD (Collut.cy aDd Mufjlers $4.95 up aatterits · · $9.95 up r --- -------= 1:88 Sip On AUTO PARTS I WMPO Daily Program Schedule · Bul !i "':i.~~~~~· ..~!''~ the Akron lkior"'t approves the· ex-. ~ · "We probably a~·~J · these trips." Hll" ;' lndl<a'te~ he was not interest~ t ed in traveling. "I prefer tD Rtay in Ohio-· 1:nd ··attend to bu9iness," he said. ,,'. Sen. WJ/ey Wants 2cParty System To Function Well ,MIL\V.I(!jKEi!, wli. UPI - Sen. Alexander Wiley. senior Reo pubtkan oa 'the Stntt. Foreitn ••l.tionl coni,.,~. today ..... Jlstetl •• a e91ntrfbutor to the Colla"" for Oemocrtts drivt: In Wisconsin,. · W:Siter· K!JPP, 4th W~rcl p.mo. oaflc u.,lt ehaiMnan, Nld he approachtd t~ Wlsconsla ~ator ..d ... wlillnoly - · PEANUTS C.O:U$1 IURCIIRY MEMPHtS, Tenn. UP! - Ddc· . tors operated on 21-month;oJ.d Brian Lee Knippe Thursda~ ' night to remove part Of hls right lung where particles of pepnuta:, whichhe ·had elteit Wei@' lOdged. The ~hUd w.as reportP.d In satisfactory aond1Uon • . wJ:·•w. Q'.~i . '·!~:A. 1000 .~Gtts ·tiC! ) >}; ' • ' .. IJick )terrsn uom 11 6 Stc ,J;;.;, ai,Oka 9:0!1 A.M. '"~ 19." ' --·-.-:-:,-o.lo-ot- i:ibcrty "l'rul1llt. Wushl'r Rnd dry('r, .26'1'~==::!~ ulumlntun awnlnJ:, two beclroom11. Uc11~onnbl e . nanny Yonker, New llllven, W. Va . 11 6 6\c ust:D- TAPPAN- GAS ltow1ey und ltt•t.'£1, .,~ Coroaet 4 Door ~·lit~~~ L'OI'al and white fin · wall klres, IJ.WO mo1rans., heater. and priced· to RANGE . '!' .'.. ',.~· ;· ,, (. :, ·., . ' san $2-Q.1 .,,,J,iJ,;oori '" ..;.,, ' 1\'' j 11-A-IIIAUTV . '{' VIIIT II-A BIAUTV ,SIIQ' · -- TWo ~· on THE· PHI\:to: (W ONE . Hair shaping, . permanent waving Jlogr1lur size fla1hli ght huttcrict. .anti styline. Call 2311, ltaeine. lDc each. Rowley ind Rel'd , :lfld· 10·2'7-3Dte e Ue ( l.Llbl lnsurQnc& ' ~ • '11\arine Suppl ie, dleport. 11 usao •o•n AiiD'MoTolii, tU.OO tncll Vltr wt.Ua they laat. Metropollttn Marin~~ S..les e-..1 hrylr.f ,..,...,..,, Phone 16-M. N-Ile DON STIVEIIS ·"'=' . qaTIO.WID8 .... ,;.,.o I0-For Sale or Rent ,, ~ I ' �' ' -• lh-llaJly Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 6, 1959 • f1 I I Won•ed fo Meigs county .i"'?,... ,:;: ~~r· ~~u cub;.=;========~, Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, p., N~v . 6,1959-7 INSURANCE PRO·--- ~ , Said r~al estate has befll ap- rraet.or with reU' wfteet wdgbU:: tectlon. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF praised ut $4300.00 and cannot sell 1- 2-way 12" Plow for mounUns Phone Racine :tOiil. 11..5-atp Call Don M.i1ll Mi...!dl~1lort REt\L ES'fATE for leu than two third.! of that on Cub Tractor; 1 WANTED SO.\IEONE TO SUP· OhJ• ' • , Cne No. lB.f4S amount. . l--{1 ft. s.ingie gang pull type Pt.Y us "r lh Chmtmas trees Jn pursuance of an order of the Terms of sale: CA,'IH. I'OR CONSISTENT DEI'E:IIDABLE kESt: LT~ ' l'•mli!CI ll .~ irml;t'diately. nfe '~ ( L I K& tl tSJOlr Probale (hurl of Metgs County, Wendell tong, Ad:mms· ! -Cultivator for Cub; Now~ ll .v Shop Phone t12.53· X. , Ohio, nu•?e Jn cause No 18,04~. In trator of lhe Estate of l-4lri ft. :..lower for mouotlng K/.TES ll 8 lite 5 HOOM HOUS~ , WITH BATH, wiuch \\ endcll Lon g a~ ad~mus Etta Little, Deceased . 1n Cub Tractor; '«<Itts per word, ooe Jmt-lliolo. lim1mum ch:.argp - 60 t-"t"llll -~--located at 111 Locust St. Nice J.ratur of tile cs l~te of Etta Ltttle, By William H. Sower1, 1- Wbeelbarrow; i cenU per word for lh~t' const'<'u Uve inse rtioN> '?f Rent location. Melvin Hood. deceased, I~ phunuff and Gladys Attorney for Administrator I 14) 1- 2·wheel Trailer; . ~peclal - one month fGr :JO <'••nt ~ per word . 11 2 30tp V. Long, et al.~ are defendants, the 10) 30: (11 ) 6, 13, 20, 27, 5tc 1- Hay Rake ' Full. tate of 3 oent .. J•f'r WlJrd w1U !.It' ch.arg,'(j for ad verti tHfli •Jnderstgued wtll offer for sale at NEW- ONt.: OJ. TWO HOOMs.-.: Terms of Sale: Cash in Hlnd on •f bOt Dllid ""•lh•n lO 'lay~ ~fter n :ctn mg bill. for ofhee .~pace nver DuttoD's ' · · .LI ~ ,I public a uction on th.e 28th day of date of Sale. &ron i.n Advt> rt•.. mg ~ Shou ld Ue rqwrted :n"'1('diately. Ti, Drug Store Pho'le 6009. ·•~1'f1J Novemb l· r , 1959 at J0:30 a. m. at , With Ez<hange Robert C. l(artenbaeb, Sberlfl 14LIJ SPntinel will DOL be fetipomuble for mort! tl.an one i ni"O" j the fro nt door of the Coun Hous~ 10·28 l2tc LEGAL NOTICE Meip County, ,ObJ.o rect inaertioo. 1711xll MAKE DOWN PAYMENT-AND t'ul!'eroy, Oh10, the following de· Case No. 12,79S (11) 6, 7, 2tc '\ P 4 l·rnT El\ ·rs - Fumahed and Car,1 of Thanlu ilJJd Spe~ Notices flf Even4 $J 00 Obi tuarlet move · j.st.nbed real estate : .Sgt. Anthony CardiUo, w.:hiose].'4i[i" n ... JrniP'hN1 \ll'.\' ,, ,,.~ . \l ;dd ll' mto a 4·room frame ·Being a part of lOU acre lot No ... ubliJhed at 1 cerJ.( .it'r w• •rd known address was RA " · nnrt f•hm o, · All<~4 \1 bouse .. Very nice .bath aad kit· 383, Jying within the T01\'nship of WOIIDS I DAY 3 UA'iS 6 DAY: 1 M.u ... a8 th Ordinance Co . Park APO 46. chen and automatic heat to all ~a1isb ury county of Meigs and II IIOc 90< $1.30 $4.50 :-Jew York, New York, ll hereO) Ap•rfments, People's Terrace •nd rooms. ?n~y _$75~.00. take .!illite of Oh.o, and b~unded and PlWI Taz .... -ppablo Tift .dU tlUc $1.20 Sl.80 $6.00 l·)tificd tha t on the !!l•t day 01 Va le St., off Butternut Ave., over exJstmg fmancmg , make described as follows, to·wit~ Begin· 73c $1 5( $2.:'.5 $7.50 I NOTICE Of! $600.00 ~own pa.~me n~ and ning in tJ1e center o( the Public ..Jovembcr. 1958, ii'Iargaret Ann Pomeroy. Phone 328-Y \d.a recetved b)' 10 A. ..M .vtll De 1!1 lhat day's paper C:1 Iillo, being plaintiff, filed nel Jolul•llannllle Uned 11 2 30tp owner w~l carry fmancmg on Road 282 ftet North of the line of petition against him 11s defendan• ~ice of .-::cc= -:::c:-:-:-:---c---c--balance hu equJty, 1 (I) Notice (9! For Sale _ _ __ FU L'Il R O~M A1'.-\!q''IU: ~T WITH CUCKLER REAL ESTATE ~~ .acre ot N.o. 3&3; thence ~n a in the Court of Common Pleat. .Jational I,,..:..:...~...::.:.-:::::.:.::.. new built-in kitch en . P rivate BOX 229 PHON JOS.Y I :o_tra ight hne man easterly direct· :·.Ieigs Cou.lty, Ohio, Case No. 1Z. ·) hio, until ABSOLU'I'ELY NO IIUNTJ.\'(j UH I ._. entrance. Phone Hacinc 2261. 11-4-Jt E uou to a pomt tn the C. H. V. & T. 79.), praying for divorce from U1o treJpauing da) or nt~;ht un my For AD Models I0·31·0tc. J _ c ,ty 215 feet North uf the South ,;aid Anthony Cardillo on th , 91)9, for the property . Gordon Proffit, Rut· · r UH .SALE: SEVEN a00MM0de;,, line o~ Lot 383; thenc~ in a north- -;rounds of extreme cruelty, ano Wolle Peet """'"''' BellaiH 'l'nlllndulons land, 0 . ll-5·5tc --home with garage. Out of bigil e~ly du~ctton along sa1d C. H. V. & plaintiH also pra)'S for cUJtody 0 1 si:1 room at 364 ( I 41 For, Rent water. Splendid neight:-orhood . ~Y-. 1.:45 feet; ~ben,ce on a mmor children, any other propet Vill3ge DANCihiG .,US ap .--:::::c-:-=:= .=-:---:-::--:-::-::On Mulberry Ave., Phone 316·J . ~tratght lme lo a pomt m the ceQ- relief. Said cause w11l be for heaJ Round and Squarl· Saturday ni~ht, ty, Ohio. I'i ROOM UNFURN ISHED APARTlO Z4 30tp ter of the public road 357 feet ing on or after the 7th day of ~ ... Nov. 7, at Amencan Leg10n Hall, Th4!l fiCht is ment. Close to Krogers. Chris· - - : - - _ _ ~ ' North of the South line ot lot 383; vember, 1959. WUkeH•illc , Ohw . Mus1c by Cliff any Or all bid1. tine Beegle. l 1·3·12tc FUll SALE ALL MODERN P'IVE thence ln a Southerly direeUon Margaret Ann Car'dilb.. Byers and h1s "SL nng Not('s . · ------.J'Oum cottagt>r, Brownrll Avenue along the center of said p11bHc PJaintlU 11 li 2tp FO~R R~OM HO~SE .wdiTII BA1TH11 \ Middleport. Gas floor furnace, road 75 feet to the place of be- J . B .O'Brien, s orm uurs anv w1 n ows, u 1 1 ~ balhs, full basrment, two ginning, containing 'f.J of an aere, Attorney for Plalntiff ') I basement, aulom<~t_ J~ ga~ ~cat. , car garage. otJ:~~~:.oo.oo. Phvne more or less. (101 2 9 18 23 I.lrH·o In ll r·•r hb ~ , , ',30;(11)8,8t L __ __ ocat d r :a I JCJG <I 6044-!L 10-lQ·tfe Beine •arne .premises described 1937 UUlL I\ \ 'H ::; I'L'•. IAL:.: JJO UH Pomen:-y, Ohio Call Rulland 24307 a rter 4 p.m . - - by deed of record in Volume 135, $1,89~. IIO!HI H·P· l.t~:-. tli .I.J 11 -4-3tc pagt: 57 , Deed Records, Office of ww-0 TWO STORM DOORS 6 . WANT ADS 8:" x 2, S" COMPLETE I PHONE 398 l ~.~~··Record.,., Legal Notice 8uv !20b) Insurance r '-"flCICID' ._, ''J I Legal Notice I a. f:80 Fanu llarket . 1960 - ' KARR & VAN ZANDT ~~i~~~ sf;;~L~•In·~~i:·zm~:~~;;l"now 10 30 61r . coNSIGNMENT SA LEt I,.miJY Ou 1 nl'xt S<>le Will be held Sal· , NuY . 7, 1969, at 11 A. M. a t --19.)4 ~·_uHO VIJ 2 uou_ll_smm._ J_: uli - [Lhe auction grounds 1 mile we't I~·ou,R RooM Ji(~LJS-~:- (,~;;; u~ r·----- -- - 17 Help Wanted w,; ___ ...... hlet scwln~ rn1.1 Chlne. Yinully co.st over --~ ol'( balamc of ' '""'1n~nta $8.00 per 1 ==:--- ' ' ' ' AN"- SQ,;'A.RB u 11 pom_e·r.oy'Moose . H' a II , SATUJt · I DA. Y, NOV. 7th- 9:30 til 1 M JDhe a.itd ..,__ -'- e P8 · ~-HII MUSIC BY THE FIVE SAI"'TS I n · :::_.::.::~:_:~_::,·~~e~o~o_w•~ln~K~""""""""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""-:' Ditl 1• retJt1 · getting ·111111iHJ, TEM'OHD'S GAHA(;E AT CHES· ·n:H . Anti freeZe, tires and !luto rcp<~ir at reu sonable prices. f 11 6 6tp Aut CONDlTIONLNG-. llL,FRIGER- I "" .~t JulJ IS('rvice. Jack's .;Bef£Jgenlwn, New Haven. l'l'lone TUfJ.23.tf 2 ::~~ 37 . Wise old political hands .are SBJ· tbat not too ruucb sb.Qul4 ~ read . into last Tuesday's municl· pal electioJls. Publiclty party lea· den found a few things to taJk about ill gJowing terms. Private}y they feel city races usually are decided on purely locat L!lsu~s . such ' ' garbage coUecQon, ia~Jing, zoning and the like. •• tlose look at t'he returns Points up the djffie~lty ~n trytng to . make p~rtls~ hay. Many mu· I ·f" • 1 oo tbe court to be year is t~e remaining the late James Garfield tenn. Go.v. Miebael V. John W. Peek, Democrat to the of· i•. expected to be a l•"~'!!!l_~~~ for the oqjce. O'Neill ha5 not said if he will a cBndidlte, although he has P!odii!OIIld he is thihking abtlut it. • . L!ke lltlW. Oti· $300.UO. J'ay $143.00. Pay. TOY& 111 PRICI month . Phone SALE TO S'fAHT fHJDAY, NOV .' ~ 11 -5.fJtc 13 until tiUpply 111 exluluHtod. Nr . Zl( A- - - - - WIIJ mcludc Jtleal Uol111, Jtemctt ' ~l 111 i Z G SEWl(I;G MA.tl.umpm lh.hJJII, Hublc)' ~o:un and etmw . Makes !Jutoll holes, sewa I· ..,;Lt&.ANU5 hoiner 11 et 11 , trucks illld C <~r&. on ilullons, und muny fan9 do· ••I I , 6 TY kepllt Mlny itt~IIUI 1 HcmcmUtlr tthl signs. Sold new for over Phone 200 ;iate. Open untJI 1 :::IO p. m . $JIJU.OU. Pay llff balance $13LOO Pom•roy, Qhlo Fife NoVt·lty Shop, Midr.Ucport. ur $0.00 month. Plume 343. lll·:.i7-18tl" 11 -IHlt c CU.STOM BUILT Kl1'1 ~HEN DE· - -- -~ igned for yuur hom .• Free es2 ~MA LI~ UAS STUV!~S. I'HICI<~ $4 17 MON'I'Ii 01.0 TIIOilOU GII· tJm alc s. Foreman aud Abbott, BRF~D lrtllh ~,· lter (ur i(ood bea- 1 ~·ou: h . 1Jl1 Beech Sl ., Middlcpor1. Pho. 1e f,'l:lN Y. 8-6·tf { ·ull ll:i1 2-V, 11 5 31 c gJe. Contact Ll11na W inchrcn n.er, ~YfaClllie. II 2 tJtp 1\EW IDUO I'A'I~I'f: HNS PLASTIC A!JCtii'N('.&R wmpter• .... r ... tc. wuHiuw hliuds nnd shades, Venu SORGHUM. OHIS GAU L, SUM Ll;lll hlimls, all kind s and colors Crl+t U.r•dlord ne r, Ohio . Pnone \ 'u kun :1·:.!4Ua. lllf•.,•· Phone .... Cont•Cl Fiber gJ1u.~ awnings, [J~:y un1l .-41. ( Bradford, k..cir,., Ohl-. Please brit1g conlaincn . Nlj.jhl name plate! .all klndjj, lt.ri.Jtp. Aluminum ladders all kinds. ~5-U USED PANTS, SlURTS. J{\. ~1\.I!:TS Free fo~slhnate, Dale Wlpjlel ~nng lour Shl"et And 5ne At and womert '6 drcncs, new. Joe's Supply, :.!115 Unlun Avenue./ ~.O. CINE SHOl RIPAI• SHOP Carry Out, Sut locust St., l'umeroy, Ohio. , lUIU·60Lc IU· ~·3fltp .lttiddleport. 10·28·30tp · j.,:;;;i:;::ii(,iiQN:'] - -- --- . ~----- ~- - • . lSION. ltADIO &. SMALL "'N ROOM HOU--;)"' ~· ~ ~~-flcH- TW -O 1 ,. . Ph 0 I r "' ,... nSPIN_I T PIANO app l;mce rl!P <ur. one t s batbroornl at 006 l!:ast Muin I WANTt.: ; IU!:SJ>ONSJBLE PARTY McL'Ilntuek, Hucine, Ohio. Street, P()mcroy, Ohio. House lo lake over .low monthly . pay4·4-30tL must be torn duwn ur remove d ments on ll :sptnet piano. Can be ;::::-::--;: wlthm Lhlrly tlilys. Phuuu Ber· suen lc 1,cally, Wrlt~t Credit Man- lOB'S TREE SERVICE. 6848. n1rd t' ulto~ Pomoru)' 400 I ager, I 0 . Box 211J, Stlelby· ll ·3·21Jt p . ' · 11 2 61 vlllo, Indiana. (10) 16 17 23 24 -.,.---..,----,c SO lU: till 6 7·81c fOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIALER GOUU t.: LJ::AN LUMJJ COAL. TV AND 4PPLIANCEt _c11 u Jlutland, 2·4032. Orvlhe CIRCULATING COAL HEATEU :OAL. OIL & JlAS FURNACII Hoaue. Good condition. Phom 943-J. . ARr.IOLD'I 1 L':t·:mtc _;:;;::;,;;;:;:::-;:-c;:--,;-c-:-::---::-c-:.:. 11 4 6tr ,Jhon11 136- Y Syr.cuq, Ohle FURNJl'UrtE t'OH SAU:. C.t\.U. FOODARAMA Yukon ll33l:J ul LonJl Bottom, KELVJNATOH like new $350. Loltle Perkin ~. 11 ·~·3tp Ohio. l,otat·t Fall ~ . Ohio. l1 ·4·31c HEATING .STOVE r;XTitA GOOD ~nditiun . l'huntl ltU ·J. l l -4·3tc CALL I.Y tl!iU:!l. {fi!:H .\ tAN Sllt;J' A IW I HIJi ~. AKC. 1 wel•ks ofll ..··- --·---(; ol'd hltlnd lines. Chat'lcs M1• FlV.t: ROO.\ f !IOUSI-.:: I.UCATIW llonuld. McArthur JH. No. :W, on l.llur~ l Stl'ecl, with bath , Tappan Ha nl:c and Circu lating llUStc ---------~-hetJter. Jo'nr infurnwlwn 1'1\ ll 1 n;1 O lillS, NE\\' AND USED. '11cfo.. ~;~ 9;30 A.M. ll8.X. II +Jtc Used 4:1 rpm Me each . New 33 lliddlepurl 8831·.1 }' R SAU: : ELE<."Ili! C STOVE. rpm, f(•gular $3.9U. Our price f:ftpleroy $2& ' taun 1110 bab)' bed ancl lllllltrl's~t, baby I $1 .00 . .,, ife'1 Novl•lty Shop, Mid· dlcport. Open uvenlng until 7 :30 •( Chllftr ec•le1, Jma!J kllchen L'abinct, 2 small gu heatcn . l'ho••c 428 11 6 610 p . "'· YllkoD '1!-ZHI altc!r 6 P. :\1.. 1 H -tlc 2 GOOD MILK COWS. ROLAND IILUIILL 'Sl!RVICI Scarlet. Rul111nd. l'hone 24628. 8TAT10~ r0f ::;,g1e ' 11-5-6tc .H.Ki>O.SSt.S::.Jo~D .SINGI!:ll ZJt; ZAG J •• tc I DntrND ....,., M:udc-Go-KoPnd 11:00 Sundown Serenade' . , ('til 1Jp oft) TiP'~ av HASitEL SHORT o...,ce . By virtue qf an execution dul' d t f th c 1 C ISsue , ou o . e ourt o om mon Pleas, MeJgs County, Ohio, ir the case of Reed Jeffen agains Chester and . Marie Barnhart, upor a judgment therein rendered and l)eing Caae No. 12.914 in uid Court 1 will offer at Public Sale at tht fr?nrt do.or of the Court House j 1 saJd Meigs County, Ohio, on thi 19th day of November 1959 a 10·00 o'clock A M th' 1 ·ll ' · 4:3~ 'O:tS CNmtn .Jioedown t:ao PilT Market Report Coffee United PNit ln....,..iOMI COLUMBUS UPI- Wofd going around town is that a move will be made to . discourage former Gov. c. WitHam O'Neill from runnine for ·ihe · Ohio Supreme Court nert year. · ' There are stUI ·many Repu~li­ can leaders who oattribufe the shellacking· 'the Grand Old Parb took . year to O'Neill's all out of the right to work pro· issue on whlfh !lis party take a stand. CamPbell, -formerly of Guernsey CouJJty and a two-time toser in a bid for a place on tho Supreme Court announced this week he would be a cand,idate for the court q.eKt Yf'!ar. It was exthat several "county chair· 4Uld party leaders would an· ~~;~ ~e1arly they are supporting ._, 343. MlliTROfOUTAH I 2:31 KuJie-Go-Oround 3:30 New1 3:16 lf\llle-Go-Rouad 4:30 Newa 0:13 SWtp Sbop lO:SO J.tornln11 DevoUonJ IRAKI SHOES L..,. / N .,; th~e~:;o:;.~e~:i::e;~~e~t~,~~f~ c.'!o~;E 1~;1!HIRIF,'S JAUi NOTICE Oil IALI Bids will be receiYed at t,he Of· ed by det>d or recorll in Volume fiees of Webster &: Fultz, Attor----107, pag~ MI. Deed Recorda, Offite srx ROOM APAin.YIENT WJTH neys, Pomeroy National Bank -.- ---;-: ' garage, Hutternut Avenu• Ca ll Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, until Nov- ~·J IIage of .dtddleport, Ohio. 40IJ. The real estate is appraised for 1 f.l:).2tc ern her 14, 19~9. at 10 o·cloek A. M. _ -~ _ _ _ for the sale of the Carrie M. Dod· $5500.00 and cannot be sold for NICELY Jo~URN15JIEU '110DEHN 2 ndge real estate . Saill real efltate less than t he appraised value. bedroom UlJlS<urs aparlmt' nt consrsts of a six room brick dwelFLOYD E. DAVIS, Ad_ Phone 64J9 J I 5 titp l.lng .~ousc With bath and double, mlni1trator of the E~tpte . , , car garage. Full basement. SJtuat·j of Carrie M. Dodrtdge, lJNt URNISHlW Mom.HN HlOUlf I ed on large Jot at the corner of deceased. ' and bath apartment . Phone 6419. 1 Ash and Sycamore Streets in the (ll) 6 7 9 11 12. J3 6tc gas furnllce Phone 4:!B ;lfH·r B P !II ll+tft: t:om Hl •Jg lih . l S d I f h tom me e an . OrJg.na Inis · i.lf Porterfield. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 10 30 Ott·) . Go to 7 and 76 and follow tM _ Slgr<~. We WJ/l hoa ve !I various 1956 PON'flAC V8 4 DUO!t ~ 1 ,593. 'amount of machinery and house · Hard top Star c hwf r;~:dar.. All hold goods. leather ~eatt. Power slecnn~ and Lunch will be llerved. :Wo_kes. Extra clean. Dhwttnar'a, GODDARD SALES Pomeroy. 10 30 IJtc Harold Godd•rd, Auctlon"r ll -4-3tc 19M PLY MO LTH 2 DOOH. $795. ) . II B 6tp 6 cylinder sedan. New fi n ish FOH SALt:-A LL ELECTRIC .I<:0UH 1-WOM HOU SE EAsT -MAIN :BlarHtnar, l'omcruy . 10 ;m~Lc slainlen steel restaurant equ ip· St.' Call 2 1(}_ 11·5-3te 19~'1 ft' OHU CU.S1'1JM 1'1-ION J.:: menl. Lunch Counhlr, Stooh, B*O·J or 1:1cc :\:uiy Lr(Jvcr, Coolcn. Hestaurant compl('te ( J Pomuroy lt uutt· ;_> 11-:Hitc lllld ready lo operate. tioud ~--lcusc on buildinM. All (.' Clean- WA NTt:D FULL. Tl Mt: llO~SE 1961 CH~VH oLET, 'I D u(J-11. C'rs, II.~ w. Va.__ l~.:_~·!!_tP ~~~~.cr. LH·c m . C:J I! c~7.~~ ~~~ heater, .~tund~rd sl11ft. $175. 33 HEAD TAMWORTH PIGS Phone 8;1H-Y . l!:xccl!cnl cundire~tcly to go. Nov. 12. Ernury ROUTE MEN WlTll EXPERItlon . 11 ·4-:Hp Powell, R11c ine, 0 . Phone I'ortence . We furnis h truck . Must landl'fl7tl. 11-5-3lt: have rcsponsi b!Hiy. Cu ll In l9S4 MEitCU RY i' OUit DOOH person. Guod counnission. ABC ::.t!dan. $j0U .UO. Call Yukon ~I.EC'I'IlO LUX VA CUU M Ct.K>\N Cleaners, MilliO n, w. va. 5-3152. ll-5-6tp cr. Throw away b.:~gs . Will St!ll lt ·3·5tp. fo r balance due $4lt.50. Paytloed Clean Used. Can , , ~nts $6.UO por muntt"> Phone lit ~~ .... •RCt Modeh (20) BusinP-ss Services I Legal N'otJce Mulic-Go-~ottnd 3:1!11 Coolmunl17 ond JAW 11~: as Nltioaal Newt UO SJ)OI'b !lett 8:41 Armd S.~!eet ..how H~ppenings_ AT 1'\uto Soles 1:3~ 2:30 NeWt (l.lC!al) State . . 11. ......, I ~o:oo SEE THE 1 · ~port to a oVerall that the ru·nebrThe 990·' SPOT ' .. On .V9ur . Rodio .Dial looks like St•te is • fOJIIf to tile Rose Bowl I ' FOk THE ' • .NEWS 01 TkOhio Valley ,8 :~.M. 1;55 P.M. 8:55' kM.10 A.M~ 3:55P.M. .li Noon 5 P.M. ~·, ' RacHo ·. '.$tPtiqn . -------- ' atteet pkked up cme more office than they held. In Columbus, Republicans -eJected a mayor to repltce a Derriocrat. The GOP won three or the four · races for Council and J.ost of three contests for municijudge. SeYoral members of the LegiaJatt&re are goJng to Puerto :kico before long . at state expense to attend a meeting involvine legislatorR fram other state•. - Such junkets are· one 61. the side benefit,11 of being a mefnber of the Legislature. Groups of law makers like to get tos:etber. with fellow legislatofl! from otber states, usually in a resort area, and d(scuss . mutual problems. Such gatherings are ~-partisan in that both parties are repfeflented . too long ago several legis-went to Miami Beach to at. a national traffic council mee~lng; Re,p. Roberf' Groneman R-Cineinnat~ flew to tbe ttaree day tession. He charged the state $163. Rep. ¥eniteth Berry R·Coshocton decided to drive. Hls bHJ for 11 nights at the ~eeting and on the raad, includint his mileage, CDst the state $50t. Rep . 1\0~ E. . Zellar R-Zanewllle drove a little f~ter, stayed We. idebtl oP the ' trlp a,nd blUed the state ·-371. ·Pemocntk Senate Lel!,der rank King af T(lledo, fle,.o tumed in a 1371 bill Sen. Charles c•rney n-youngstqwl1 drove and charged the state $433. l'fot 10:11.( ago, b¥f Jlle Hlgbway Departm.en,t IJraas was in Boaton tor a conference. About the same time Highwly Safety Dir~tor J. Gnnt Keya was at a -ton,f erence in a plush New Eng)and resort, where his hotel bill was above the usual mi.ximum allowed by the atate. • . 12l30 JLilt for You t :ao New• 1:83 Newt t:fO BreO&kfut PartJ' l:t$ Rildto Mymnal I S:OO 3.re.lllikfllt ?artJ IIJ:SO New• 1:35 Brtaldad raft)' 9:30 Communlty ud LoeN Nen U3 flr.Uiut fart7 $1D.95 ~~~ill~~be~~~~~~~~~f:l Wt~~&eru 1 12:00 New~ Millie) TillES ~-ega/ Notice 11:40 Countr)' Uoednwn 1:00 llFD (Collut.cy aDd Mufjlers $4.95 up aatterits · · $9.95 up r --- -------= 1:88 Sip On AUTO PARTS I WMPO Daily Program Schedule · Bul !i "':i.~~~~~· ..~!''~ the Akron lkior"'t approves the· ex-. ~ · "We probably a~·~J · these trips." Hll" ;' lndl<a'te~ he was not interest~ t ed in traveling. "I prefer tD Rtay in Ohio-· 1:nd ··attend to bu9iness," he said. ,,'. Sen. WJ/ey Wants 2cParty System To Function Well ,MIL\V.I(!jKEi!, wli. UPI - Sen. Alexander Wiley. senior Reo pubtkan oa 'the Stntt. Foreitn ••l.tionl coni,.,~. today ..... Jlstetl •• a e91ntrfbutor to the Colla"" for Oemocrtts drivt: In Wisconsin,. · W:Siter· K!JPP, 4th W~rcl p.mo. oaflc u.,lt ehaiMnan, Nld he approachtd t~ Wlsconsla ~ator ..d ... wlillnoly - · PEANUTS C.O:U$1 IURCIIRY MEMPHtS, Tenn. UP! - Ddc· . tors operated on 21-month;oJ.d Brian Lee Knippe Thursda~ ' night to remove part Of hls right lung where particles of pepnuta:, whichhe ·had elteit Wei@' lOdged. The ~hUd w.as reportP.d In satisfactory aond1Uon • . wJ:·•w. Q'.~i . '·!~:A. 1000 .~Gtts ·tiC! ) >}; ' • ' .. IJick )terrsn uom 11 6 Stc ,J;;.;, ai,Oka 9:0!1 A.M. '"~ 19." ' --·-.-:-:,-o.lo-ot- i:ibcrty "l'rul1llt. Wushl'r Rnd dry('r, .26'1'~==::!~ ulumlntun awnlnJ:, two beclroom11. Uc11~onnbl e . nanny Yonker, New llllven, W. Va . 11 6 6\c ust:D- TAPPAN- GAS ltow1ey und ltt•t.'£1, .,~ Coroaet 4 Door ~·lit~~~ L'OI'al and white fin · wall klres, IJ.WO mo1rans., heater. and priced· to RANGE . '!' .'.. ',.~· ;· ,, (. :, ·., . ' san $2-Q.1 .,,,J,iJ,;oori '" ..;.,, ' 1\'' j 11-A-IIIAUTV . '{' VIIIT II-A BIAUTV ,SIIQ' · -- TWo ~· on THE· PHI\:to: (W ONE . Hair shaping, . permanent waving Jlogr1lur size fla1hli ght huttcrict. .anti styline. Call 2311, ltaeine. lDc each. Rowley ind Rel'd , :lfld· 10·2'7-3Dte e Ue ( l.Llbl lnsurQnc& ' ~ • '11\arine Suppl ie, dleport. 11 usao •o•n AiiD'MoTolii, tU.OO tncll Vltr wt.Ua they laat. Metropollttn Marin~~ S..les e-..1 hrylr.f ,..,...,..,, Phone 16-M. N-Ile DON STIVEIIS ·"'=' . qaTIO.WID8 .... ,;.,.o I0-For Sale or Rent ,, ~ I ' �-. .. - CHUCKLUOR TODAY the weekend iD DQtOn With their ria. Malda Rouah, Jan Hauck, Diana 'SOn aod hit fam.llr; ltr. and Mn. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 6, 1959 Bob Brlcklea. ., Mr. and Mra. George Ch'cle (JOY· ce Harris) lilnd daughters, Carol and Cheryl of St. Alban s, W. Va. recently visited with Mrs. Cir<:le's parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Har· I Stumbo an4i David Uutlnaer yere ln Columbus laJt1Saturday to at· tend tbe State game. Mr. and Mn. Jack TJ!omas have moved ln,to the Wall..ee Bradford apartment on Brtt~IJ Avenue. _...,.r tries on hi~ trip. During the questioning period . Payne said thill he found the Rut~· sians a fr~egdly people ~ut with a distorted 1d'ea of Amer1can work· ing conditions and of the American government. ' ·' I, Tbe chapter met at the Masonic Hall in Middleport with Mrs. B. F. Parmalee, 'Mrs. Will Reynolds and Yrs. Willis Anthony, subsli· tuU.g to fill office val.'ancies. MEIGS THEATRE Pomotoy, Ohio TONIGHT •-ruE ANGkY HD..LS" Robert Mitebwn - Gia SeW SATURDAY • "THE RAT" Vinetflt.Mce - ~nes At~ehead -aho "GUN GLOI<Y " Stew811 Gn.ngcr, ChUl Wlil&. I I Sl I . ' - LOW PRICE . 1957 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl. · · · · · · · · · · · $1,095 4 Door Sedan. A clean Jocal[y owned car. Standard shift. A real gas saver. $1,195 1957 BUICK Century 21loor · · · · · ·· · $1,995 Hard Top, ' Power stocrlng. Power brakes. Dynaflow drive. Radio &nd Heater. 1956 PONTIAC VB 2 Door·· ·· ···· ·· $1,295 Chieftain Sedan. Hydramatlc. Radio, Heater. Sparkling original two tone turquoise and white finish . Very clean. 1956 PONTIAC VB Star Chief · · · · · · $1,595 4 Door Hard Top. Spotless all leather •cats. Power •leer· tng and brakes. A real sharp car. 1955 BUICK Spacial VB · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,095 2 Door Hard Top. Choice of one with Dynaflow and one std. shift. Also 4 door with power steering. All extra nlee cars. Manu JtJore BLAETTNAit'S IIP&N BVENINGS TIL 8t00 Ul. lot Yeenof S<tnlee POIIITIAC8 OPBL G!IIC TBUCIUI "Pl'nm BIIUIN 'h laleb" 500 IAIT MAIN ITUIT I'OMIROY, OHIO J;; 'I" BUICKI • I . L ---- ---~ - -·- --~~-'-"'~·'" of Asbury Methodist church held Wednesday evening, a:t the W('dnesday evenlnt Mrs. R1ch· 1ard Vau~~:han entertained members home u! Mts!i )iarcia Karr, Ar· . . 7 .~- - ruugements or L"ill'ysuntllemums VISit the ho~e m Nov ember and I of the Class of 1955 of Middleporl December. H1rt~d~ys o1 Mrs. B~rl High School. decorated the home. Once a month, me~bers ?f this Duri.ng lhe busmcss session with Wee~ e. Mrs. E1chmger , and M111s .\oli~;s Karr, llresiding, a Week of !\arr were o~e~ved. Th~ menu for 1class -:ho are still living m and and Sclf- D~·nial offering the annual Chnstmas dmner to \>c n_ear Mlddlepo,t, meet (or a sodal taken . A card was read from hcII ( a t th c horne Of Mrs · C· B · ttme . 1\tarjone Mayer, a miseionury in Wc~.:se wus planned. Sales U,~ During . the ev~nlng bar~ue11. , , potato ch1ps and coke W.s served Japan telling of the tOOth anrtl · stamps were ~ollected. vcrsa~y of Protestant Evangelism A revi ew or the lhird ch.aptt.r by Mrs. Vaughan to Mra. Robert there. An olferiu~ wa; received ef the book "The Way In Africa" Ashl~y. Mn. John Buckley, Mrs. en lit led "The Impact ol Industry Kenneth Scltcs and Mrs. William from Mrs J c I*"crn•ll · · · · · and City" wus sivcn by Mrs. John 1Grant. Forty.fivc Mhut-ln callli were rc· Sauvage Jr. 1 ported . Miss Karr reported on the Middleport October vblt tn the I*'oscr Jletit Mn . Eichinger closed the meet· Uumc . Comnlittecs were named to ing with a ThanksglviRI: praye·r Cl after which the hostus served ~ sulud course to the members and ld • Lutheron La d1es Al'd In Specl"al Mee t .mg Nov. 4 A special seulon in observance of Thankoffer\ng month , wus held Wednesday \'fternoon at the meet.· lng of the Ladies Aid ,,of Ihe St. Paul's Lutheran Church . held In the social room gf the church. Mrs. VirgiJ Uamm presided ut the mccUne <md members respond· cd to roll call whh a poem from the Women's Miasionary OutloQk, in rcgprd to junior work. Plana were made for a Chrl!tmas dinner and gift exchange to be held at the December meeting. A report on the Women"8 Missionary fedcra· tlun convention held rc~ently in Cinclnnatl, was given by Mrs. John Rlchardaon . Prayer In uniscm concluded the meeting, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Uamm and Mrs. William Mayer. g"'"'· Mrs. w. E. wmiam• at Augu ~ ta, Maine, a former member .,. of tl1c Society. I befort Judge Emmett Peoples to $300 bond. mote d\lty in every JH'it \\liSter./kollJt( ' Pomeroy Band Is Called Upon For Extra Duty tfBI- HEELS'~ . 39Cpr.· " <h:eat a'bi<1iptipJ) ,·; . qtW;k ~ -. Tops iD color-~ , . mavy, pink, beige, m_lnt, brown, bWiter. SiliOtt' m! r)ndelibly muked !10 lhey'3 OI\IY t&> ,esir lll!;·~ · Itt~ f tp 10~.) • • By FREDDII HOUDASt1Sll' Mr. du~ Mrs. Sidney Picken; or ' North Third Avenue have returu · ed to their home after visiting in St. Albans, W. Va. with their Bau· 'ghter and family, Mr. and ~Jr1:1. Averf" Drenner and sons, Sidney and Max. Before going to St. ~!bans, Mn. Pickens had .been conf1ned to her home for hve weeks because of illness. · . Mr. and Mrs. John Br1ckles of Broadway are planning to spend ,.,,.l,. ,_..,., Champion 4 Door Sedan. Overdrive transm lssloil, radio and heater. j 1956 FORD Cust~m . • • • • • 4 Door Sedan. Standard transmission, good tires, 6 cylinder engine. $1195 • 1955 OLDSMOBILE .. ·• • •• • $1295 . 2 Door Sedan. Radio, heater; hydfamatlc. , Sharp. . ...., " $1395 • • • ' .1955 CHEV·ROLET • • • • .. 4 Door Sedan. Standard transmission, 6 cylinder engl~•· fl!ew palnt. ·~ , 1954 PLYMOUTH • $795... • $795 • $795 ,Qr. _• • 1000:. . . ·· · · Suburhan. Radio, heater, new paint. Looks 1954 PONTIAC Chieftain • • . . ¥ 2 Door Sedan. ellrk:t Err..,t ellaltl Colored "To tne bonk, of course. Why I Simply !tecause J can arrange a bonk pmonolloen ...Uy arid 79·50 ,at less cost than at any odler place I bowl I tell aU my friends, if tbf11 n~ a loi.a, and can pay k ofJ • little p~yday, "to g et 1 low-cost bortk loan.,.. *" ~ ' be-oure I NEED A PERSONAl LOAN? COMI sa US. li>l-, lncluded. , ·~ No fotllllii•Uon nootltd. i . .• , ., 04IJt COMJII.ITI • • • . : ' We PIJ I'll> J!Mrtll~Y~ 811. . .POMEROY ·NAYIONAL ~ ~~~ Ill' PIIIII'I.ACii BANKING · siNe~~ 1m FURNITU·RE I DDLIPOilT I • Member Pede~ i11U.t s,-.1 ciMCfy aM cold north, c....._ af • ,._ ltthf ....- flurrifti ut•••• ~ -~ sta~dard t~ansmlsoibn, rad Ill Ut~lieilter. ...... Show Given By MUS Band At Game 1952 CHEVROLET' ·..DefUie ·• , 4 Door Sedan. Good condition. ,. .• .. ' '· • ·, · . · • · , . $395 . I • ' " I{,; ,. USID Trt.U(;Ml ;V;I\LUI .·'L;. ~- -·· - ·' ' F' ..,.. :' .... . 1956 DODGI · l·~ re:.ri ~ · .. .. ..12t, $" 1 .sla:k~ Truck. 4 speejltrtotilllll$ion• 0¥ ~ . ' :; : 1; •' , ~• .-. • -~ Featured Vocalist t\t Sunday Ruital few The opinion provMed that the court's mandate shou1d iuue "forthwith," thua mlkinl the back-to-work order effective im· mediately. The ruling c.~me on the llt5th day of the strike . Induatry sources said half of the 80-day period will have paSiied before full productlon can be reached. Jwtice William 0. Douglu diJ.. sented. Justicea Felix Frankfurter and John M. Harlan noted they would file "an amplification" of tbeir views later. 1"'""11' Safety They said it could not be prepared within tbe time Limit.t.tioftl required ror a prompt rulin1 on the case. ~ The court's brief opinion did not rule on the meaning of the term. "national health' ' u it ia stated in the Taft-Hartley law. "We need not resolve this question," the opinion said, "for we think the judgment below il RUTH SAYRE Miss Ruth Sayre, a vuice major amply supported on the ground at Marshall CoUege and the dau· that the ...trike \tnperila the na6hter of Mr. and Mrs. George Say· tional safety." re, New Haven, W. Va .. , will be _']'he court said it relied "upoa the featured vocallilt at a 3 p. m. tiunday recital at the Huntington the evidence of the strike's effect Womens' Club under t:be sponsor· on specific defense projects." The union had augge.ted that a .ship of the unior Music club. ldiss &tyre wm &ng "Spaigge selective reopening of some of the Am.ate" by ChrU.topher von Gluck steel mills would suffice . to take and "N()(!turne" by Michael Head. care of f,peclfie defenR IIUdl. Of special note is the t-act Lbat But the court aal.d there il flO Miss Sayre is the on))• junior listed room in the atatute for lb.hi te· on the program, witb all others quiremeol being semors. The three fianists Elle~ tio~flt:o: t~:!ta~eln=~~ . ' Fire Contracts Fry Is Treated Now Available · Three Teachers ' Grid Injury Attend Workshop For ~ West Meigs Mra. Namy Hy1ell, Bradbury, . :Fire C!cpart.. toady indivi· are now for outside RuUand, and . paita of ,_. •'--· Three teacben from Meigs attended lbe blgb workshop at Ohio r~ntly lira. Nail :Moon. olhool; !111'8. Dou-· IDgh !khool, and Rutltuul w... said today her grandson, Jerry Fry, waa home thi.s morning fpl· lowing treatment last night at .the Meigs General H01pltal fo~ an In· jury received In the MiddlepcrtWelleton football game. Fr7, quarterback, was believed to have sUffered only ; mihor In· jury t.q his ~d ·in an earlyf:.Y of ~~ &8llle, lin. 11¥,.U waJ ' .. ' 0.. i ,· - 'j· -all seniors - a": Mary Inch enowflliU struck northWNlenl Marty, Gary, W. Va., Ja~e Ro_bm provision. It concluded li:lat the MinneiOta late Friday nlJbl IOJI., Huntin&ton~ and Mike, Don· statute entndta the courtl only O!'"=la' unted ·• l..a.l'l''-· otlutn of )ltutUncton. . wilb the delorti>i1\MioA ., tho!~ • r~ Miu Sayre linG in ~ - · · .:.,_•!>.- " Vfi • • ~ • IODt dead ''""' Ute &rat - mosl E pal C .~ ~- . u ..o . ..,p .. e on whl<b tbo. Judi ld · ~ a1 Pl8cp q-,.. .. ~ll' m ~·1~~ ean o...._.te.... , fli"7 Of . lite' tn•~m .car ace en 111 - : • ing:t9n. 1'he recital 11 opec to the -·though two elderlY DeJ M01nea. · publlc. · . The union bad eohtmded ·the lowa, men d~ df exposure. law gave tbe I'YIU'1 a Jegialative 'l11e weather elaimed six victillUI or executive function. in Iowa, five in Wiscoi\Sin, two ··we are of op1ruon thllt tbe proin Montana and one eaeh 1n· Min0 IJDa vision in question as ~·~ ·bere nCM)ta, UUno.i8, Colorado and KenIs IJOt violative of. ~ltitutU<ky Uonal limitationa !roltibilin~ The nackllng cold froze 8 etif( V qu courta from exercising ~ owen ld crust on- the snows and turnetl a legislative or execu ve nature powers not capable of betn(' eon~ highways into ice . slicked death •· ferred upon a court exerclslnl ... .. ps. All·tlm.e cold records were set CLEVELAND UPl - Ohio still solely 'the judicial power of the in .. Jowa &t Sioux City, with 4 bas a more favorable llx climate United State'," the court H.id. The Stee,hvorters had also arabcwe, Spencer, with 3, Council for business and industr)' than BluC.fs. with 9, Lamoni, with 10,. other states despite new taxes, Ule gued that the law is invaUd beDea Moines, with 12, ottumwa, head of the state's new depart· eause it does not let up any with 17, and Burlington, with 21. ment of lndustrial Development standard of lawful or unlawful The mercUry skidded 32 degrees said Thursday. conducted on the part of labor or· at Pittsburgh, from 6:P to and Kader M. Collison, 50, Dayton1 management. ,5 degree 1 at Columbus, Ohio, from was speaker at the 18tli annual ~----~--::----~ 76 to 20. meeting of the Ohio Publiq Ex· The 1tonn toot tlhe form of iso- penditure· Counc::ll here. ~ lated he.IVy raina: from Florida inThe new department, whic:: bas to New England as the East'& been functioning officially fo on· week of Indian Summer came to ly a feW day.s, ha& begun the• bigan abrupt end. geat fact·tinding job in Ohi'o'a his· Apalachicola; Fla., reported 2.8:i I.Ory, Collison Nlid. He promised inches of rain ~n 5ix !hours, and complete and impartial business ·~· d, v a., ·had 2_. m~. · _... _ information wben1 Ute n.ll:J•mon fl d. to industr_y · d Three arrests and one eoutt con· Fair weattler was expected over 1lt(:t· n tng wort 18 comp tte , viclion were rc:ported today by the prObably nul July. mut.h of the c::ountry with sc:atterTbe -council ele-cted Alfred E. state Highway · Patrol in ·M.el&l ed ebowers over Florida and snow County. . flurries over the North Carolina Wolf of Cleveland, vice·prelliderit. Cited into Meiga County Court .He aucceeda PaUl ~. BE~lden of mountains, the bigher elevations canton, head of the Belden Brick were Herman H. Saunders. .28, Of OC PenDiflvania, New York rand Gallipolis, and Milford s. Sheets, New England. Co. 37, Gallipolis, both for pa~ing ovA. D. MacDonnell of Lima, pre&· er a yellow line.. · ident of the Metropolitan Bank,. Katherine E. Downing, 54, .Mid.: was elected secretary. dleport, was in Gallla CountJ jaU and had been cited into GalUt County court tonigbt, charged with driving while intoxicated. Mildred J. Mailin, 20. Reedlville .. ,... was cited for driving left of cen.. ~l :. ter, and had her fine and C:oata ~·f8<; suspended in a haaring before M.a:· J 1 ' ._~l ' COLUMBUS UPI - Paul W. yor Charles Legar of Ptlmeroy• Graham, 22, driver of a stolen -car COLUMBUS UPI - The• water that struck and killed three school children was ordered Friday to pollution control bond wiU consubmit to a mental examination. tinue Investigating why the Wuh· Graham plead~ed innocent by ington County viUage of N~w Mat· rea110n of insamity to seven charg· amoras has not moved fa1ter in es nJaulting from tbe Oct. 19 tra· building a sewage plant. Unless the village can prove sufgtdy here before Common Pleas ficient progress it will be denied Judge Joseph M.. Harter. The judge ordered him 'to Lima a sewaile permit by the board. Other communities reporting to State Hospital for 30 days' obser· The Women's Aaoeiatlon Ot tbe vation, and appointed attorney the board at its monthly meeting Pirst United Presbyteriao Chureb Tuesday here inelud4 Genoe in Jf :Middleport will ·bold iti '·•nouaL · William Walter to ddend him. Graham, placed on prctbation Ottawa County, Niles and Gtratd Christmas Bazaar beginnlhj: ,.... twice in the past year for felon · in Trumbull County. day, Nov. 10 at 10 A·. M and listial ies, faces three charges of second lhrough Wednesday, Nov. ·u. · '• degree manslaughter, two ·of auto Homemade articles and bated theft and two of operating a car goods will be sold d~ the -k~· without the owner's consent. zaar. Lunchoon of soup, li.lfd; des.: Graham stole a state-owned car sert and coofee will be sel'Wd both from the State House parking lot days. , Oct. 19, police charged, and was In ehuge of the bua•r Are 11J'i, fleeing: poli~e who tried to stop J. D.. Harley, Mn. Carl owen, Mia. him for speeding In a school zone Ronald Hlnd, Mrs. Dale Walblll'll. when he lost control of the car RuUand's Volunteer Firemen and Mn. .Riclia.rd Vaugban. and cru.hed into a , crowd of ebil· will sponsor their annual ~urkey ' dren waiting for a schooJ bua. dintJer Thursday, Nov. 12. m the Rutland Grade School, with serv· 1ing tCI 1lart at 5 p. m. C of C MIET Tlae menu has been announced The Pomeroy Chamber of Com- as turkey, dre,;sing, mashed pomeree ,., .'1 hold a r,egular meeting tatoes. gravy, green beans, slaw, Monday ' .11ing in offices of tbe -hot rolLa, cranberries, salad plate, New BlrthA, Mr. .and ,.M:n. Ohio P<.w~ ~ m_x.i:. starting 11t pumpki.n pie, cmd eoffce. Adu!ts, $1.'50, children under 12, 75 cent£. SbeetB, nuu.n4; • idii. a p. m. -. · Ohi Tax CJ' te Said Favnr-...le Toward lndustry :n, Patrol Makes fhree Arrests In Meigs Area Death Car Driver New Matamoras Pleads Insanity At Friday Hearing I~ Under Fire On Sewage Plant 1Jresbyterian Women Planning Yule Bazaar ' ) '' diminished W a ,._.,.. .-' """" _,,..eq .. $695 ~- .... A wave o1 frosty air folll.twing the season 's first big snow sto!nl into- the Midlands~ driving tlhe meroury below freezing as far &OUI•h es Texas and GfOfKia. But the Weather Bureau pre· dieted marked rising temperatures £rom Okla·homa to Montana, where the storm v.-as born, and 'it appea~d the MidW'e!lt was due for a respite from ite snowy preview of winter. Bowbells, N. 0., ranked as the nation's icebox wiLh a 14-below· r.er"o:t reading, but Nov. 13 records were set in Iowa, St. Louis, Kan· sas City, Oklahoma ct.t.v and caM· cago. Louisville, Ky., braced for ~~7n!:!"~:.-~ch=l~·::~: :-:-:";::;;-:t;~ . ~~ew Have~ Girl day. reported I by the government and the United Steelworkers. Unlt.d Pre" lnternatioMt Much of the natio:: between the Roekie1 and the Appalacllla.ns shi· vered in record-breaking cold to- da?he 2 Door Sedan. Radio, heater. ,1954 CHF.VROLET 1 All" Patriotic cltiz.ens are as.r.~d to di,play a ·n•g on Nov. 11 as a u.Jute lo those men who served their !country in three great war&. It pointed out that no flag is ever Jlbsolete. The law and CWitom provUies that the 49&tar flag, the 48-stt.r flag. or even any flag prior to those designs can continue to an expected record cold snap to· be properly until such time rrear-bli=ard that lald up out and needs re· to two feet ·of snow from the Rock-ies to the Great Late& was IIt<""'' 6' cyUnder engine, standard transmission. • • • I .Jainnen .:orrect the long interval the band 1ts entertainment by number of memorized tune~ out light. , t At halftime the band prtJduced 1 sparkling performance . eatitled "The Beatnik Band" was the Ibe Aloha State.'' Forming firat theme of the halftime show pre· .1 palm tree, narrator Rich Jone~. aented in Wellston Friday night nformed the audience tbat Capt. during the Golden . Rockct·MHS ;ames Cook dlscovered the Aloha football game. Directed by Ge~rge Dallas, witl\ ;tate. in 1778. Using "Song of the U!land.s" as segue mUsic the band the stanlil)' tlad majorettes sHiver· next formed a hula girl coml)let.e lng in chill ~nds. the band drew with gra11 sltlrt. lh this formation generous applause from· WeU11ton the majorettes and flagbearers fan! for Us formations and mWiic. ~mployed long streamers to give Dance !lteps were mixed with .he grau skirt effect. During the formations to the music of 'Til 1laylng of the beautiful "Aloha Never Say Never Again", "Tavern Je" the akirt and legs moved, indi· In the Town", "Ta-ra-ra·Boomde-ay," "The t.ool Cat Caper," :ating the hula dano;e. An anchor formation followed aa "You Te\.1 Me Your Dream," end· he acript suggested that tbe an· lng with the li!ht song. hor aymbollud Pearl Harbor. The mg remembered day of Dec. 7, Formation& included .1 house 941. In(\his formation the famous where Beatniks gather, long .lll:fch "Anchors· Aweigh" was play· and all); introduction of Bill , of "Nervous Clervis". a gend. beatnik; Childs coatlnued the A huge "50" formation followed 11 a special tUne entitled "Pearl beatmk theme with <::hatter like, larbor" was played. During the "Crazy, man-Like I mean, glad to wo latter form1tlons and accom have you squares with ua;" and a 1anying music majorettes Soodra "cool cat" formatlon with Clervis 'ott•, Jean Weba~er, Paula rChilds) still passing the IOW·.scale patter. From this formation, the lfary Amberger, Jeanie ;Jea;ler an Andrea band went into a preeialon routine, .d their talent In a bow, a countermarch and the ''M" .be mualc. · formation for the Alma Mater. The bl,oek PHS and Alma Sprightly tap cadences made up the sequence music between formaconcluded the program. tions . ON USED CAR BUYS ·1957 F,ORD 2 _Dr. Sedan • • • $1495 1957 STU,DfBAKER I .nustc: ·· Allor ii(' lljh! I I Americau Legion 30 mbei'!l w,re pr~sent when pl4n• or Veterans' Day, Nov. II, ,Yer oUtlined. All mcmbersh !p captains are to eomp~te their conbcls and re· port at a special meeting at the le~JJon hall Wedneaday, Nov. 11. This lneeting wlll be open to all vete~s. A full evening is plan· ned iith an oyster aupper , .. the 1eHmai. This is a apecbl in vita· tion ro men who havto aerved in the atmed forces bt.t may not be ~Hgible for membEr~hlp in the Le· glon _;because thP dates of their · 1aerviqe do not (·om ply with those requited. · oxeeuted another fine performl.n~ during the Pomeroy • Nelsonvllle football game played on the loetJ). field Friday night. • A rare situation dcveloped at half time. Because of a power fall· ure run field lights were not on lS the band finished its part of th,e show. Since the game be resumed until fun igbliing had beert restored the band the pass incomplete. Artd .. many pretty ooloiJ(Red; llhitO".'JOI!dlr,~ Middleport The; Racine HAJJ 'l'IJIS PASS CONNECTED FOR THE PANTHERS Friday night while they were The Pomeroy High School March· knocking at the Nelsonville goal line, the fin a) score would have ~ead differently than 12· ing Band with Director Ray Wood· 12. A Nelsonville defender bad just tipped th e ball enough while •n the erul zone to make geard at the helm produced Ind. • Miiil61ir~ 11'1;&C>. . . . !911i111 1 .OU urc hGUl n WedneS dOY Mee t -y llttla ...... WASHINGTON (UP I) I__ The Supreme Court upheld today 1 Mercury ~ids Downward As '1'1/inter Arrives . :net~ · reiular session Nov .. ~ and Paul 'Yheaton, 52. of HockinJport, Ohm, entered. a pl.ea of gPU· ty to charges of mtoxtcatlon b~· f~re Judge , Peoplea and wa1 fined $ ~and costs. · . erman. JI. Saunders, cbarJed wt~ crosst":g a double yellow llne, pleaded guilty ~ the charge . be· fore Judge Peop.es and was fmed $10 and costs. m~ll~~ Ab ford presldina: over the meetlnJ. Ch 'ld J The roll .raJI resJ)Onte for the 1 meeting was "Lincoln'' and 18 membera reaponded. A "review wills given by Mra. Dale Mrs. Juhn L.ietwiler and Mrs. Dutton . on "A,tu:ah111m .,J..Incoln and Aaron Kelton were hostesses when Walt Whitman" by W. E. Birtori. the Guild of the Grace Episcopal A paper prcptred bY Mrs. Clyde Church met Wednesday evening at Ingell on "Th~ TrlaJ of Mary Todd the Parish House. LinColn" was read bY Mrl. Brad· Devotions by Mrs. H. 0 . Ewing, rord Jn the absence of Mrt. Intels. · opened the meeting, Dur· Mrs. Robert Coati and Mra. Dale . business &e9sion phms wer.e Dutton who are in charge of the 1~, .... , ror the visit or the Bishop, articles made by the 'Blind' which Rt. Rev. ltoger L. Bhmchard.. the club is aponllorint had the November 22. It~ma on display at the meeUnc. Rdre~hments were ser\lcd dur·l Amana the itema are, linen towelt, ing the social hour. aprons, and pillow ~•sea I ;.:::=::=;;;;;;;;;;;::=::=i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. II .......... Jato ... ,..... SuMay a Taft Hartley Jaw injunction directing the striking steel workers back to their jobs for 80 clays. Tbe eourt 188ued a ftve·page unsigned opinion in the precedeol·maktng case four days after bearing arguments on It Noi-•IIJ. 12 P......,. 12 · ~ 10 a'nd be was released u~d.et • honoring Mrs. Gru ..ec'• Scoreboard RutloNI11 W..,_, ' His case was continued k e Stene • Le • I• ••:,-:,:·~;u.u, Frida,, ...acme g~on IVirgil R. Mullins, 32, of Choaltlr< J- i. PI plead«! not IUiltY aJ'._e8 ans FOf ~fi~f~l of driving whll• !!>'"•' ·le•erans' Dav l J the president, Mro. William Brad- Groce Ep•'scopol - Ruling Of Highest Tribunal Calls Halt To Steel Strike Football WUliam Snyder. 26, of RuiJapd, Friday afternoon In a bear- Ky..,54-T6 . tog before Common Pleas Judge Jo~n C. Bgcon was found f"t. P-..nt 1t lrDnton 4l guilty of vtoi-Uon Of his probation aranted earUer this year O.k Hill 24 Rock Hill' I on a charge of breaking and enterll)g and was sentenced to Southwelferft 42 North Gallla " R.. GranH 0 McArthur 42 one to 15 years tn the Ohio Penttenttary. Snyder had been picked up earu.t this week on charges Wall- 46 Mlddl_.. 0 lac-16 ~ 14 by Hocking Count)' lfUlborltief ,. . ~ A - 1t ~llloollo 20 I :::f.:\~: him witb brealing .ant: ) • .- The Middleport Llter~ry Club met ~dne&day afternoon at the home 5I Mrs. c. M: Henne8,Y with Radiant Flreplaee Rivals to.&ly ' 10111. lnlf and - William Snyder Is Sentenced 1 To 1 To15 Year Prison Term erary ub M t' H ee 1nq •ltht - JINiiuoo·-PY-.- - I Around And t ILit enttne i74" - - -------------·------~---------------------------------------p;;~~~~I!;~Mtj)Jrift~~~b;~~;;~~~iQ;..,--------------------------------------------------~·~··~m~·~·~""""~:·~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Saturday, November 7,1959 ---~~----------------~--------------~------------------------------------- I daughters', Maria and Marla, birthdays. The following members were present: Patricia Collins, Kathy Dill, Kathy Abbott, Mary Lou Hadford, Becky Radford, Dialla WeyersmiJler, Susan Lanning, Backy ease, Melody Roush, Brenda Gil· more, ·Bonnie Gilmore, Sherri Blackston and the above mentioned. Mn. Gru4;!ser, one of the lead· ers, was ill and unable to attend. I Glamourize Your Home With Simulated Stone and Brick Fireplaces lle<lric served The Powder Pull Club of the Middleport Higb School met Tuea· 1 day evening at the home of Lynn Buehanan, Mickey Brinkmait, president of Mr. and Mrs. llugh H. Daniels, former Pomeroy residents, the group conducted the business now of Miami , Florida, are anno.uncing the engagement of meeting when the group discussed their daughter, mana H.uth, to Raymond Brown Bennett, son money raising projects for the 1 of .Mr. Hnd Mr.s. Curtis R. Bennett of Cameron, N.C. ' Christmas Fund. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Nov. 28, at Mi· I The girls also decided to hold a bake sale on November 14 at the aml Bapthit CilUn:h. Robinson's Cleaners on MMl Street. ·' ' Of 1955 I tW . 2 Door Sedan. A line clean ~lth std. trans. ' ( Asbul')' Methodist Church WSCS • Meeting Held Wednesday Night J Middleport Grads • "Social Creeds and Moving Populations" were t6e devotlon Class and program topics discussed by Mrs. William Eichinger and M d d Mrs. William Houdashelt, ol th• regular meeting of the wscs ee . e nes ay . Has Been The Standard At Blaettnar's For Yeors. 1956 CHEVROLET 210 V. . ' NO. 1. I I . north, ,.rtty cloudy an4 a little . l Powder Puff .CJub Meeting Held Tuesdoy xr I I ' Well Main SL - Council Meeting Weather ""'"'" ....... ......,......... Oht.: lncr..slnt clo&HIIMM ... ;u.s~ Suprrme Conrt Rules To Invoke The Taft-Hartley Injunction j Tuesd01y evening with Leda Mae . Kraeuter, councilor, presiding. Lettie Meridith and Zona Biggs were reported ill Moori!! I home from the hospttal. First nomSalisbury Brownie Troop 169 ination of officers was held_. A re- met Wednesday afternoon at the port on the. Bot:Jster Meetmg. at • school for their regular meeting Bel~re wa!l giVen by Esthe.r V{r1ght.l and were accompanied by their Ch~1stmas cards were d1str1btlted leaders, Mrs. Howard 'Roush and which the Good of the Ordt.:t Com· Mn. Norman WeyerimiUer to Ham1Uee o~dered for the members dio Station WMPO where they tour· I A social hour eoncluded the ed the station with Barbara Faye. meeting, After the tour ihe troop return· ed to the basement of tht· Rock I Springs Church where a decorated I 1 birthday cake, baked by Mrt. William Radford. and ice cream furnished by Mrs. Roy Grucser, was Crows Steak Hause 1 Pomeroy 1 at a Dof A ,HeId 0 n Tuesdoy were young •••ole. Chester Council Daughters of S I' b B ---.IAmeri<an met I'<&Uiar .... ion a IS ury r.ownle • Troop Meetlng ld w· d · d I ~~~~d Ad~ He e nes ay I 1 --- --- QUALITY Payne ilStJ nOted that religion seemed to be increasing in Russia and showed pictures of congrega· tiou at worship. He pointed out thai ma9y of the congregation In .. LING (Porter House, New York Strips, Clabo At) Chester I 1 :us. Hushes read a note from · the Worthy Matron asking all Ea.st· ern Stars to meet al tht.' Church of Chriat, Nov . z:;, at 7 :15 p. m. to attend t~e ~ommm1ity Thanksgi'o'· ing sHvlce 1n a .boay. CHAR-BROILED STEAKS : ,1 . Payne spent ten days in Russia on a tuur arranged by Intourist, a Runion organization which plans such trips to the. Soviet Union. He . ahso visited other European roun· ·' . --- "SAY ONE FOI< ME" Bing Crosby I ' •.. , Reynolds reporter! that all brooms except three whisk browus had been sold and the ' mont~Y turned in to the treasurer. · Mrs. Marietta Thomas was re· l ported ill. A kitchen &bower was held for the chapttr and many useful items Ncre brought. SUN., MON. and TUES. ....• I Mrs . Pearl He pointed out that he had talk· ed with approximately 125 to l:K) Russians on the trip. He said that m:my emphasiz.ed the fact that they did not want to be litierated from the life they are living any more than tbey wanted to be liberated by Hitler. • w•• VOL I • a1. y e SPIRIT OF THANKSGIV/NO JEFfERSON, Iowa UPI son r••idenh, th•lr minds IPINFI•nfiy M Th•nklltk'lng Day chetr· fully jolnl!lld In Prlday picking v~ • careo •pllled whtn I. ..rn~tr•ll•r truck wn Involved In 1 11:r..h. Th• truck carrying froPn turkiiY'o Firemen Set Novembu 12 As Dinner Date ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 6, 1959 brown hawkins plants