https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2abd9d3f695c45da309f9915866a9954.pdf cd857ab03651f64eddc2e001e2c2e5e3 PDF Text Text ) ,_ .. ..... . -- . -- 'l. ~ ~ 11--Dady Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 7, 1959 Engagement Is Announced Catholic Women's t;hfb November Meeting Is Held Engaged To Be Wed 1 held Prayer by Father JO;bn T~. opened the Qleetiq, )(n. J&me! Shepherd waa welcomed as a new member. Plans were made to ~e a dinner to the lmpt!!rlal Electrlr Co. on December 17. A speeia.1 business meetma: waa announced for December 10. Baccn. .fall now~.... oi!iii. iiiiiiiii!ii!!!i!ii!i!~- l MARY TERESA MEIER Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Meier, 113 Wehc Terrace ' Pomero;·• Ohio, are announcing the engagement and approaching ma·rriage of their daughter, Mary Teresa, to Mr. Robert' Hansberry Mather. son or Rear Admiral and Mrs. Paul L. Mather of Washington , DC. Miss Meier is a graduate of Pomeroy High School ;,nd of "Th~ Saint J.oseph's School of NurS1hg", Parkersburg, w va , and 1s a Registered Nurse. She~ - a member of the Beta Sigma Ph' s It d · 1 . I oror y an IS presentfr .mployed as Industnal Nurse ut Kaiser Alummum and Ch mtcal Corp of Ravenswood , W. Va , r 1 • IChristmas Fl.ower Show Planned By Garden Clubs On Nov. 14-15 I .Tbc Rutland Garden Club tn co-operatlon wJth the two Middleport Garden Clubs w1U sponsor a Christmas Flower Show on Novembor 14th und 15th at the Rutland MethodiSt 11tate church. There .ue 12 mlmonary organ· Church open to the publ!c at 2 p m on Saturday and at 1 p.m on Suutlay uftcrnoo c::::--c::'--::-c-""- 1zatwns m Norw!:ly with more than I Ci a~~ :1, "Then !'here Were None" 1'he Invitational Cla,<;s 1~ open to - All fohagc, Class 6, "Memones nt•l&hbonng garden clu bB al'!rt the of Summl"r" - Dned materlals, .!lhow Will be judged by un accredit lresh aeccnl permilled; t:lasa 7, ed Judge of the Oh1o Assoclatlon "Hcvt)rC!l('e" - U!>llll:: a religious of Gardtm Clubs. flgurme , Oa111:1 U, "Merry ChmtAH eKhlblh must - ~ In place by mas" -- Yflur favonte Chrt~lm~s Il 11 . m on November 11 arrangemenL The Co\lowina i1 n, ~che<lule : Tll~n1e'.:..:_"Hollday HOU.!Ie" . , - Stictmn V: Open Hou.!lc - !"llv· Sechon 1. Junlon: So Bia~ -Not ontc arrangements by our Garden to exceed 8 Inches; Toys - In a Club Ne1g:hbon. toy eonta,ner Members of all the cluh~ are heSt•cUon · U: Hortlcutturt: . Display tns uked to make at least one en , of Named l.o:vergreem; 0111pay of try ~· or lurlhcr information nwm· iwollng Medtuma for Evergreens, b1•rs may contact ~rs Robert ('a naHoU b\' Plants vuuable for Home day of Hulland, Mrs. Rohert Reibel, ! Decoration. \1rs Garen Stan.!lbury or Mrs. Char· St~etiou IU : Educational Methori11 les Asa Brarlbury of M!d1l leport. for wreatht, Swags, etc , Dned M11ltrial!l and Methods nf process· --;--------,-- ful hberty-lovmg rount"?', ~Y arrJvmg at a deeper reahzat10~ .of Norld umty and the posslblltty for reaehmg mutual understandmg with world peace as It's ultimate end I I .......... It , , lrsell ",,.,It~ RUTLAND Furniture Rullud, Oltlo ons; Books, Mag"'""· etc. Se('Uon IV Dellliln Dlvigion . C'lus 1, "Let us Give Thanks"Th•nkaalvin, toblo orran;ement In· «•dons now.... frUit and/or ,,.,. tabl~ ·. Clan 2, " Winter Wonder· land"-Jnrludlng berried branches; a 111 3, "While Chmtmal',' _ A wbHe 1 runM:~ment, green foliage permitted; l'!a.1111 4, "llo1p1tality''- :::~~~~~~~~~~A~t~'h~.ts~tm~" toblc r • ·- - - -S I Z-Z L-I H-G- -- - -...• ti I I Girl Scout Troop 163 Play· Day iS Held Thursday Crows Steak Hause I honor. In conclu~Jon, day, 111 due to laek of understand· 1 Lalit Thursday afternoon the lng of foreign peoples way of Ide, g~rht tn Middleport Sr.nut 'Tl'oop 163 cultur€1, belief&, stundards and had ll " l~lay Day" fo r the1r regu languagt• She hope11 to reap full tar mecttns .at the Sunshme Cot· hcncllt of her stay 1n thelr wonder· CHAR.. BROILED STEAKS J . I I mutual understandmg Is d1str1buted annually by ftve per· sons elcctod by the Norwegian parliament, which they co n.!lider an and MISS BJerkholt satd that shtl beUeves that the chief part of the conflidl and struggles In the world affain to- lllge. The girls had planned a htke but nuc to weather condot1ons decoded Heath MefLodist II WSCS Meetl'ng game.!l. g1rlforhod her noae bagEach lunch 1he brought afternoon. T0 8e Mon day arrangement; (Por&er HoUM,..New York 81rlpt, Club1 At) bctwe~n couotr!c's. The Nobel Pnze t10n lo stay wt the cottage and pl.ay Tho an~ w s c s. ot the a ..th Met· Leaders of the Troop :l.frs. hodist Church wUI meet th1a MonJames Slmpson and Mrs. M"""li day evening at the ehul't'h m Mid· Swon. • Fourth Birthday ==•=~='!: Of Dennis Hawk Observed Thursday I Thursday I ot ev~nlng dleport tor their re&ular m.. ting. Worahlp leader for the evenana: wllt .. Mro. E . M Blake and Mrs. Emerson Jones Will b c !he Pro· aram leader. Hostessell will be Mrs. Robert Coatr., Mn. Carrol Swanson, Mrs. llobor1 Harr1a 1nd Mrs. Roy Sans· the fourth bury. Raymond Hawk at tbe , home of hill , llolr. and Mra Vanme ~lddleport mother. Mr11. Ethel Hawk, 'served 1re cre~m and ('~ke durtng evt.nlnlil to Mn Curti& Rou1h children, Cheryl. Sylvia, Joyce ~~ond CheAter. Mr. and Mn. Robert H~ye a and Terri Jo. Mr. and Mrs. Badgley and '\1r and Mu M~rJon Hawk of Pomeroy, M .. Shasteen ~uoests when Mn Harold Lalue entertamed her Brldg:e f'lub Thursday evenlna: al her hame, Wolfe Drive. Pr1~ for hi!Jh score was awarded to Mn Shastr.en and aecond to .4.rt! Chflrlea Mullen. 1 Rtfre1hmenl5 were 11er\led by the boatelll to the above named and Mn Se11m Blazewlez, Mr1 W1lliam Clark, Mrl\ John Moore, Mra. Carl ttll!kan and Mrs Rollin N~utzling. PTA TO MlfiT The Rutland PTA ..-ul meet on Monday evening ll• tole high tchool auditorium. High SChool teaehen will he Jn their rooms at 7 .30 to meet with parents und dlecuas any probJem1. The pro1ram will fell· ture a panel of four hia:h school and mu1ic by thll!' Glee Refreanr. ~nt1 w!U be serped. Music ... an investment DAR Good Citizen Church Of Christ Test T oBe Given H?mebuilders InTheMeigs Sch.ools Class In Meeting annual Good Cltlrenship Dine The winner trom Meigs County who has the highest 8core, wiiJ compete with girl winners of ot· he~ counties, m the state First prlae in the state l.!l a $100 s.avinp bond Tbere are llx prizes ranging from $100 t-» ~ Dondtl. Winners nom each school In the county will ~elve a &ood eitlzen· ship pin from the Return Jonathan Meia:s Ch•pter DAJL. A poster conteat for slP.h lradera in Meies County SfJhoola is belna~ planned by tlle local Chapter. The ·poater11 are to rcpJtewnt what America means to them. Moorche~od We have • way wtlh deonlng that wills cllf1om~rs! 8rina: your dry<tlcanmg to our stor-e or Jet us pick lt up .. nd dcltver door. Oall UBI i~ to your dart your child now on a car to·a BUNDY Rutland at 10 a.m., ltancl lnatru•ent Whtn yeu ·IIG)I biAs with _, lola of things can ••ppen. Mlslaktl • can cast you - and can you always remember·where your n.o..,_, . A. chlcklno·..wt pu11 • ·ouid•ol ' . . -·~···--Gil ,.,ur:ljltiKio lag. \'cnl._..." •'!10+;..\4 "lllfw tnd\ Moderotol,y_ODd_to owa,. too. Elberfelds Smoolh·Top and MATTRESS $39.50 ' · CCIII. . . , :,;·1~ !; ' ' CHAIR Blond, All Tranalslor Ballery ~roletl 3 SPEED DINETTES 5 Piece Sel $39.50 9 Piece Set $99.50 ·PHONOGRAPH $39.50 3 PlEa a.-ooM SU'-ITE-.-..-.. -...-.. .,...$-10-0.54" Dresser-.Chest - Bobkrase Bed • 9X1Z UNOlEUM RUGS $4.95 IXIZ TWEED RUGS $39.95 COMFORTABLE Platform Rockers In Durable Fabrics $39.50 As low As ~pui ~!'·~N LiM Of "Pli~VINPE~w_N JIIA.PLE PUJINiTVJIE" 1 • I J:.IVING a'o<Ji -BEDROOM - DINING ROOM . on' ·~ 'Pri<e - 1a kllbt" ODII'V. "Wo IICOMD IT. '* *1ld. '*Rlldne. High * Sthools..wm .luive I Cases Heard . Stu~ents at Rutlaiii!' front ruw seats 'j'ue~ay when 'SQme of their claasmates Jearn the facts of life-on·tb..liigJlways. · John Parsons, Executive ·Head o,. Rutlanct, and Charles Hayman•. Execullve .Heacl9f ~cine, said the event Win be in the nature ·or a test,.demonstrallon, dealgned to diSf,I'OI'e the ............ By Mayor Fisher ()v~r Weekend new p•per, to be publilbed mornma: Monday tbrouab had 30 pace• in the It aelll for 7 <eeob a centa a week lor bpme ......... cues were heard Saturday Middleport Mayor C. 0. , 'i-i::;;;.by n -~- .!!'<'."~".'!"~emel1feney ~quad 'l'lltl dead on its Columbu&, '".""' !O.•:f~i>ed hil IIG bond b1 when Time of .erviee~ _\Wli be e.nnouDeed lat.er, pending arrival of relative~, for Mn. Clarra llyen, wife of tile 1M< o..a, Myors, who died at her UnittiHv ~ldenee abou.t 3 p.m. Sundtly, of 1 heart ll at signal, 2. sla~ S~e ExJ)eCted hi Pomeroy Area Sometime Tuesday on {3) ....,. tho .~· automobile ·< NaU.onwfde Jo.suraa ,; . glneer for tloe llfm pPlf.ed -b.Y Oiffltl irih · ride s1de the drlver a~d .c)aijn~e · en~ ••• miftee on the Ch1rlea C. Youne. ,be t~ MiiOn.JI(kson COPE; have staged almilaf dtmoD'atri. .trong, dir,ector of the tion1 before more than "&#O<fo}sto ~ OPE; and s.Jamln W. dent a:roups in euterb IJdJte:cf .ecretary-treaalirer tbe States. , COPE. TueJda7'a demonstration. Will k Juncll~n will be held at 12:30 equipment Nationwide retired Sprague u:euraiN froiD Pittlbur&b, Pa,. · · il not ex· or pr..,.ded by • otgdent ....,.bly durlnl wbleh studentl Will be' brief ed on the demonstr•tion Arid' bUJ an illustrated talk ·on the ImPort ance of driver attitudtl. The auembly wlll .l:teli~ Jt 1~ a. m. at Rutland and the ·tnt wll follow about 411 minute• 'itt,r on Main ·Street. ~ · Ill Ba<Jne the a.,;,mbb'·. l. · 11 2 p. m. and tb'e delbonltri.tfon l~tteJ on Tyree Blvd. ' prior to Bailey'• addUQ on 'De VIewpOint of a ~«imtor. ·~ The C!Gftfenn~, wbich is ln :harle pf tbe Malob.Jackaon Ubor ~Onferet}(!e. ill for anion merpben., :1eir wive~, and h~Jsbands.. TO MilT THURSDAY 1~;~; . Tbe Past CouneUora of Tbeo- I: 1Qru& Council Daugbtera of Arne!'- 1"""1'.!•'. n wUL meet Thunday~ at 1t80 p. n., at lhe llome o1 Mrs. Charles ~_oben, Walter W. Br~wer . " On Maneu~er, With .The3rd Bend with Mra. Jamei S,.,Yn: •• o-hoateu.. Saturday: Jerry Fry, EWnor Eber~Nch, lleClaskey, Racine, baby, LangaPomeroy; c. MilT WIDNIIOAY Tbe· PbUatbea trem·- .an ._....,,nc CIVet· to!lil Nancy Hawkins· Last Rites Held At Eddy Chapel of Mayor Van was fined a double services were held Sun- for X. Nancy IJ(id/iiej!<o.:t 1t tlie in Eddy, w. Va . Coata Funer,.l. DJrec. •b..... of.lb,e _.,.. Siyn rA .JlarUord . Lawrence County Girl Is WiJwer mPie Bakeoff I Ao S,.en HOME M~thogany $49.50 FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS · ............. $139.9S Maple, Oak, Mahogany PRICED COMPLETE will be at Racine at 2 p.m. ion'd at . Your ch.ild deservt!. mnie. The coa.t il amaU, the rewarda are ereat in aelf-confidNice,. popularity, eucceas in 8Clbool, and •OOve all, in a ~ime of enjoyment. Give YO!ll' ehild thfllee things with f11 B11ndy Band lnetrunWnt,. commeaded by Puente' Maauine for workmanship, tone' quality. and features which mean _,. playiq ••d Iuter proe,.... CARPET $5.95 BUNK BEDS Tile ~en>_o!'''tiati~ Services Pending For Mrs. Myers Who Died Sunday Magazine _D_ES_K_' FIBER RUGS $12.95 b<lplna wttlll·""'!~f' to the chureh }~foriu~~iOi~~! Wblte of Pomeroy ie Sale · Cbairm•n •nd Mta. Bradford the ExecutJvt y;., ~\;m~!h bor at the SER TA 12 Feet Wtde ura:in& anyone Two NYl 0 N SQ. YD. on a old notion that .a ear Can be "stop-· ped on a With Budget Prlee 'I'.Cifl• DUlOX alao- Chair and Desk · · · · · · · · $6.95 niUdll .................... are needed and child's future HOME 'TREASURES txl2 -... ......,_,falr--llif PARENTS' Fnday cvemng the ExecutiVe Boaord of Homehuilden Class ..,r Church of Chr1st of MtddlcpoM met at the home of their president, The Cklod Citizenship award is w~ndell Gerlach, Pomeroy Plnns for the comi:1~ }Cur were gi..,en to a senior h1gh S<' hool girl from ewcb atate. The girl chosen discussed and also the plans for must POS84!8& 1n (IUtlltandlng de- their annual Chr111tmas party , g_ree ol the foli<JWing four qualities, 1. Dependability, which in· Other flfflcers attendmg the l'l)<:et I cllldes, tl'Uthfulner;s, loyalty and j l';n:'::;:w::':~':c: Mrs W~sl~y Fry, Vit;:e punctuallt.Y; 2. Serv1ce, mcluding I! Mrs. L€onard VanMeter cooperttion, eourt~sy and consider· secretary Mn atlon ot others; 3 Lt>adersbip. 111 " Treasurer Mrs. eluding, peMJonahty, sell control Mittor t~nd Mrs and abJ!ity to assume re1ponsl· lach b1htY : and 4. Patriotism , in('] udlng, I.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,;;;;;;;;;_,_,,: unselfl1b intere1t in family, 1ehool II county and nation. The8e quAlities are detennined by tbe 8Cbool and the girl selected takea the tood citizenlhip lest. The te.sts are gr.aded in ColUmbus. ' "SAY ONE FOR ME" Crosby, Debbie Reynolds 011..: ll•lr ...., .... ...,.,, I little war....,. tM.y aMI Mit • oot4 .......... IIOfllf <lie itMrrumentrJ commernkd by lest, spon»>red by the Daughters of American ReVolution wJH be giVen In the varioU1 County High Schoob on December 3 or 4. "THE BAT" V(ncent Price - '.· ance, . Schools drive can .stop at bumper will sees the myour PENDI'NG TONIGHT SUN .• MON. and TUI$. .STER o!~d~h~.~~~~~~.e.~r W, R. were .l'omtro), Oblo "GUN GLORY" . s~wart Gran1er, Chill W1lls 110 8 MON~AY NIGHTS t P.M. MONDAY Mrs. Harold Lohse Is Hostess For , T- _. Mrs Wilham 'Fisher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. George H,eines, Mrs Rollin Bearhs, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, M.rs Amanda Kaspar , M1ss Lena Grueser, Mrs Dale Smith and Mu s Thelma Grueser. ·eading of a plea for psrtnersh1p , Mr. Walker is a graduate of Bexley High School and Ohio U!d closed with a prayer that indl State University. He is C?-OWner of Pace-Walker Farms. 1iduals be shown a way to work The open church wedcling Will be an event of Februar 6 •s partners with ne1ghbon of dif· with the Rer. E. Bert Bonte officiating. Y ' ferent races and national back· uound. ----·- hia ,..uctan 1... enttne Unltool , _ _ Refrl;libments were served bv the hustesses to the above and Churmen of Wor!d Day of Prayer were named b;• Mrs. Richards and mcl uded, Pomeroy Mrs. Jed Wehster, Sr , Middleport, Mrs. Campbell Harper , Chester, Mrs. G L Mi-chael ; and Rae1ne MCA Arthur McCauley Mrs Sel1m Blaze· w1rz was named , .p~agazme chair· man 11nd Mrs. Frances H Gla.:1er 1s cba1rman of May Fellowship Day. A solo "One World" by Mrs .t:.arvm Burt preceded the .!ICrip lure readmg of Pl'ulllppians 2 1.8 by Mrs. George Anderson, aft:ef'l whi ch an orrermg wts taker! Nh!ch Will be .~;ent tO the South ?a~lf1c and Ghana Childrcns clo· h.,.. fll~ather Game• were played and pnzes aWirded to Mn. He~ry Rethel, Mrs. La:'l!frence LaDnUlU, jMrs. Carrie Grueser and Mr&. Delbert Elsel"tem. Mn Arnold Richarda president of the Meigs County CouneiJ of Church Women, conducted a short business session and Mrs. Marlon French secretary, read the minutes of the MIY meeting and also of an executive committee meeting. Mrs William Atkins gave the re· port of t he trca~urer . MEIGS THEATRE Aanea Federated at ·e HIOIS LOCIT Ill ~· CHI'-'GQ UPI - P'oll.. ool<l ...., wlion lhoy ........ P. ~. · 52. "" ~......... • $27 rtbtaln' thtr ~ ,,.,. of ,,. loot otvH.., In ttio ~ Of • • The annual Thanksgiving potluck dinner of the Temple to he held Thursday November IQ was &llDOUJJCeli. ''Full Partnen For Peare" waa the theme of the service wbieh opened with the org.in prelude by Mrs Ben NeutJ:hng, foUowed by a med1taUon and the hymn ''0 God of Every Natton" 70U mJSsiUnilrles Ues1dea rchg1ous Norway has other orggnl· ll:aliOilS whose task lt is \o support anrt offer relief in ttme of distrctls, calamities and emergeneLes. thing was ,Hlso brought to the 8vllukmg of International re· .netting which will be sent to the latiOns, Ml s~ lljerkholt laid that ~arne places. Taking the offermg Norway was amor.g the first Jn 11ere Mrs. W. A, Morgan, Mr!~ Worla War 1 to Join ihe Leagu• of rlelen Simpson, Mrs A. R. PuUcm ,m d Mr1. C. R. Youna Nat1on.!l, and that several Norweg The hymn "God ol Grace and 1ans played an important part in the Lca.:ue The Norweg1ana h11ve God O.S Glory" and the benediction been active 1n var10u11 Internation- l)y the Rev. Ralph C. Zundel, con· al organnauons which contribute eluded the serviee. m many fields to closer cooperagroup~;, tb~ • MiN Erna Jesse, president, eon· dueted the meetin& whteh opened llfitb devoUon.a. A round robin card wu sent to Mrs Olan Goodwin , wl\o 1s iU. Tbe travelmg pme do nated to Mn. C11rrie Gruelier was awarded to Miss Jesse. Mr Mather served wtth tM U . S. Army dunng the Kore~n confHct. He received his Ba(·helOI of ATts Degree in Economics from "The American University", Washington, D. c, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins Jr. of Bellef~ntaine Ohio an· where he was a member of the Kappa Phi Kappa Honorary noWlce the engagement of their daughter, Juani~ Jun~. to Fraternity. Mr. Mather is supervisor of the Materials Handl· Mrs Aten Shain chairman for Mr. E. Thomas Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hanington ing Dept at th e AC~J v ·ts AI · d Ch · C the servlte, welcomed t~U present Walker of Pataskala, Ohio. er ummum an em1ca1 orp of Ra· and Mrs J H Stephenson had a ve nswood, W.Va. . . Amencan Ueclarat1on ot lndepen- devotional i!Crvtce using as her Miss Hawkin3 is a graduate of Middleport High School and The oOpf.r l ,church weddmg Will take place on January 9, Uence. There l8 .a co mplete free- theme, "We Are All One 10 Columbus Business University, and attended Ohio State Uni1960, at LJe Sao., red Heart Church, Pomeroy. dum of religion 1n Norway wh1eh Cbmf' and emphasized love, and versity wbere she was pledged to Gamma Phi Beta She is 11llows other churches to worship dso was leader m the responsive employed by The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. · ' afte r their hshton The Lutheran church 111 iidmm· 1slered by the mlm.sLry of EcclestasUclll AI!airs <~nd !::ducation and all servants are subordinate to the k1ng and parll.Jmenl Almost 96% of the population belongs io the 3, ~;t OIUCW FOR TOJ! • • co-hostess. M1ss lJnni BJerk.holt of Oslo, Norway was the guest speaker at the World CommunJty Day service held Friday afternoon, at the Pomeroy First Baptist church Miss Bjerkholt wbo was dressed in a beautiful national costume of Oslo, gave a very interestmg and mstruct.lve talk of Nor· way . In her opening remarks she thanked all for inviting bee to speak and hoped that the meeting would sen•e to Improve mutual unUentandmg of 'our countries A graduate of tbe Oslo Hiih School 1n 19:J6, MIMI Bjerkbolt t;;ughl one year in a amaU rural school, after which she spent two years at a Teachers Tralnmg College Th1s spnng she received a teacners l'€tllfm1 te for elementary ~c hools . W1shmg to mcrease her knowled~e of Enghsh and at the ~~~me lime be able to study the culture and ways of life of Amencans, she applied for a ac.boJ.arshtp m the UI)A and wu. awarded a .r ure1gn Trustees scholarship at Uh1o untvcrsit.Y . Athentl. Th1s .,cmc~ler she IS car rymg 15 hours creall and maJormg m Engush i\.menean Lllerature and psy('hO· , ,ogy She ptana to enter Oslo 1u 1!~versl~ loks,turty for addeghree .. m.bs uJel JUit stalt! t at m the ~even ,.,eeks she bas been m 1\lhens, she had a number of val· Llabie ~xperlences which will help her m her work. She 1s a member ot the lvangelical Lutheran Church whuh 1s the natwnal chutch o1 :\lurway and has been smee HS36 when th~ Lutherwn faJth yaB mtroLlucccl She stated that thelt con~tll utJon w11 s mBpired by the Decem~r Church, when the past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple P>thtan 3laters met Thursday evening, 11l the homt! of Mrs. Thomas Cook , East MaJn St ., with Mrs. Ray S~idenahel as World Community Day Services Held Friday At First Baptist 1t was ~ to pllrebale ,material for roJ>et; for the ~hildren 1n the cb.Mr and the mol..l)ers wU! make the robes. Tbe travellng 'prize donated by Mrs. John Goett Sr., wu awarded to Mrs John j The meeting closed wllh prayer by Father Turel, after wh1ch re· freab,meots were served by Mrs thomu Hannigan, Mn. John Lm a:en, Jln. Chm:tm~ O'Donnell, Mn Andrew ZWllhng, Mn Leon Brmk· man, Mrs Eugene Conde, and Mrr; Ricbard Freeman , from a table ~ntered witb an arrangement of Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs Plan For Yule Dinner Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner anti party to be The November meeting of tll~ C..lhol1c Women' s C'lub WIJ held Th\lf'S!SaY eveninl, 1t the cbufth, with Mn. Franees Biron, prP..sldL".g ' --- • \-- •. •' ' ' . ' >, , r Marie Carter of Lawmi.ce Coun• ty, a senior aL Fairland HlP "Tj Sebool, won tbf., &ertfODal dletrY· ~ pie hake-off beld Satufday at o'bio ' Univenity iD Athena. Judy Hewetaon of PoDW'OY BlebSchool wa• one of. the coateatanta in the ll~lllltY eontelt. �• • • ' ... THf DM'Y SENTINeL f.ouunentatin~,Editorially • ' t 0 • • DECEMBER ANVIL CHORUS I 2-Daily ' ·CLEVELXND tO PII -A some families ; what relafionshipi exist between cancer and other diseases; whether croulng from Hamburg, German,., frequency and other factors of childbjrtb are associated with cancer; how muc)J r~l~OO: ship there i§ between failure to breast feed Daily Sentinel l;>oybook a cl-] ilct and the occurence of l).reast cwcer; po jsiblc relationship between menstrual dtsorders and uterine cancer, any relationship betw een diet , bevera$ es, ex:cercise, smoklng and cancer~ how ai" polrution may be related to cancer; 't'he ther or not one's standard of hv1ng has fnything to do with his getting ca ncer i\,Rother major objective of the study is to tlettrmine the very earliest signs of cancer. lnJlesti.gators would Jike to know what percentage of those who have undiagnosed cancer have had certain symptoms and what percent;.gc rtevelop the disease without any apparent symptoms. The study also should disclose how frequenUy the patient may be responsible for delay m seekmg diagnosis and treatment. In Ohto the project will attempt to study 58,000 famili~s. totalling about 116,000 persons who are at least 30 years of age. Nationwide, the study 1s planned to inyolve a half m1lhon famtll es with more than one million persons included in the data. , '<. Each volunteer resea'l'cher will select about "':;::::::..,:':'-------.:O...=o~.::..._~----ten households which he can expect to trace ~·Etla? ,.. for the foHowing six yea·rs. These families ~·Vo~:;: vilited t ~ .I wHI be reported on annually. . M. Bahr, Glenna At the start of the study, every person en- I~;:~~~~~:~~~~ b~11 vidtort in Albert Barber ~alleil ~n Mr. and rolled will answer a detailed, confidentlaii 1 on Monday. Mr. and Mr1. Earl Humphrey at· Mrs Arcbie Bather Wednesday Hase lton of !Jle Marines questionnaire . Every two years, they will be was Jnvlted to tended the Marietta Co11eie Home- is.Billie spending a 30-dpy furlough with coming at l(arietta. asked tO fill out a brief questionnaire, Dr. ?:~~f~tio~e:l~~ )Jrs. SCQtt Barber of Belpre VIS· h1s :parents, Mr and Mrs. William James explained. te.,. f1:fktra from ited hi.11 dauahter. Mrs. Goldle Bor- Haselton. Weekend guests of Mi . and Mrs lni and family, recent!)'. AmotlJ the te(ent vialton in the P R. Randolph were Mr . and Mrs, to clarUy cerloiin known fads about the dis· ln the mietlne will be home pf 1(1'. and ~ .. Oren CJuld- Harold Stoner of Wellsburg, w. Va from ert were Mr.' and Mr1. c . C. Ham- and Mr abd Mrs W. C. RandolPh Some of theses include: occupational haz- cal records. · ilton and daua:bler, Sandra Kay, of Parkersburg. anU in re1ption to cancer; whether 1or not a be obtained On cancer caseS from Mr. and _idTs. E·· W. Cain were ~r and Mr1. Charles Stanley Ham· tendency toward cancer is more preval~ nt jn who signed the death certificate. ilton and son, Paul Marcus, Mr. an busJne s~; visitors in Marietta on ){rJ. William Childers and son, Saturday. lown hou .~c lod01y Jeffrey of Philo, Mr. and Mra. Leon ly . Mrs Emma 81,1.rbcrt\nd ?!frs. Har :Mr ant.! MrB. Fred Sayre of New Mn. Cora ·~ding Slers of Mln~ora, W Va, Mr. an<J r1ett Blake called on Mrs. :BrettRI Jlaven were gut•sh In tho J. C. a ·few da)(J wltb da..abter's Mrs. R. D. Emrick, Mrs Mavis Randolph, Tuesday 'f!' Mundy hom l' famUy, Mr. and 'Mrs .. MUll fJ:arrJs , Hoover, Mra. MJidred Emeriek and Mr. and i~ r11. Ervm Cam were By OltnM &. Mllho•n MrM Puul Cross and Mrs Hnrl ly Mn. John Stout Mrs. J. W. Eaton of Parkersburg. Wednesday eve{lmg guaats or Mr. St. Albina, W. Va . Dinner gue~tts at the home of Mrs. Fred Wolfe and Mrs Ar ll.an.nmJ:: were shoppmg m Pom Weekend vlalton In the S1s.son Attendance at the Laurel Cliff Mrs Marvin Keeb11ugh at € he.s· Mr and Mrs. Murl Taylor honor· Free Methodist Chur~h for S,.aDday home weNi Mr. Jnd Mrs L. B. Rob· and <'hie Tuttle ol Bashan were guest~ eroy one day last wt•c.k ler of Mrs. JG81e llerltger Mrs. Jake Lee untl son were mg h&s birtbday Sundpy Nov. lat. Nqvernber- 1, was IHI offering lnS~Il and daugbters,' Brenda and Mr an.d Mrs. W'e~er need who Mrs. Joan Tuttle , son. (:ame and guests of her mothur, Mrs J(atte were Mr. and)ilrs Everett SiJson, '12.27.0 .Beverly, of Canton, Mrs. Sieve Des· 111'e employed in Hebron, Obio, Jun. Sue and Lois of Long Bottom, vhlited wllh Mr . and Mrs Georgt! W.&lson Sunday. mond and daughters, Bridgett and tl\e weekend ht!te. _-Aent a f~wtdaY• Paula, Pa1kersbw:g, C. R. ~iason spent Mr. a:nd Mrs. Jumor Hunt, Rlehtr11, Clark Archie 8Brber spent tbe wetk Mr:.. and Mn Dana WH!iams0,11 Mn Harriel Temple of Colum- Jeal•. and Bobby, Mr and Mr1. 0 ., and w•a ( ~cOm · of Columbus, Mil: Barbara COllins end with his son Ray Barber and of Jrpnt.on Jpt~nl purl of th e daY ~ u!l l'Urne for ~l'r )wothe r, Finley Kenr,cWl Davi~~:, Marie, Jollnny a!¥1 by bet alater, Mn. and 11on of Belpre . ., family at Port Aamer. ~, Sundl)' w1th Mra. Gra<'e carr and St1les who 1s 111 ~nor heallh and DurleJo,.. Mr. Jllld Mrs WiLlard Tay~ other tt=lMllve a. took him to Columhu11 Fox, Mra. Fran lor and llln Marvin, Mr. and MrJ. BLAMIS CARS. ROAD$ Mr. and Mrs Cloy McKilmcy .al\rl Mr Burr 1'1ck sold h1s farm ta Wilbert Wuner and children, Mr. Howell and child· :co-·.;·c·cevening at Radcliff, NEW YOftK UPI Dr . . and san, Mr .. and · Mrs. Rsy;n(lnd Mr Prortl11 ;tnrl moved to Colum - a nrl Mrl'l. Ktu;sell Archer and childJ.llmea Malfetti, hftd of the they altended the ren of Guy:~ville, and Mr. Albert McKinaey and Mr and Mrs Floyd hu " Safety Reaeareh Institute of Co· belllnK ol their father and gran~ · FJIUnger and <'hildren ol l'olum · A house on Ch; u ll•s Sheets fu1 m W11mer of Aifred. lather. Frank Daily and his nl!w lurnbla Unlveraity, said sunday but spent the weekend w1lh the1r buJ'JH'd duwn Mm11i11)' ~o cnnt<'nts Mr. and Mrs. Everett Milhoan bride. that better cars and roads. ra .. · parent• Mr an1 Mrs II C. !'ole ~uVl'l i \Ve art• all so ~ rutoflll to were dinner guests of Mr. and ther than better dri\·ers, are the KLnney. J>om1'roy 1111d Hullnnd Fire depart· Mr.11. Ow1ght Milhoan , Sunday of Mra. Alice Moore and Shirley anawer to accident prevention lla)' WJllon .and Ht~rb Bradfield menLs MILI.FORI), Cofln UPI ,.-- 'llhe ~·tatwoods. In the afternoon .aU went to the tlock aales m Alh(•ns the "" :\fr and Mrs Erne!l1 C11rr wrrc went ror a dr1ve over Bunker Hill, Robertrt;•,;~~~._r;·;:~~:;~:w~:;ere mayor of Worcester, Mass., Jo. !: home 9f Rl)l MARQUI$ AGAIN Mr. and Mn. John Duncan lost ('u lll ng on Alherl Hc1t~er 111 Mar enjoyed the scenery for miles, of septa Casdm, who waa arrested BIARJUTZ, France UPI til t.heJr houaehold good• Tuet>d11y tel , onw recf'ntry .. Tbleves litruck at the Rivera V!(- 1'01" ~peed~ g on a Connechctd lra~no~l'::~:~ DieM whon their home burned to 1he dl rue11b at t~e lia of Spaln'a Marquis de .Ia Sota turnpJke : rround. Neighbors are donat lnc Mr und .Mr~ Clart'IICI' Arklf'y, "I'm not sure I was gullty I l l"'"l'J'Of Mr. Mn. Lou Dlehl. for the second tJme in t'lght furnlture 1nd Mr. und Mrs DtJn AtiW nB, l1h1 0 t·nl!ed on Mr llllcl . Fun Cline and son Terry months, gettlng away with 14,000 was just folluw&ng a line of c11rs ean and son Robert moved 1n tht' Mrs NUIU1Uil Sdlfll'fl'r ' the weekend guest& of Mr1. hi. jewelry. The first robbery net· I wasn't W!ltchmg my speed· Fox. ted $10,000. • • ' r.: R•>'-.l.,.,iJle News Of Social Note fd"n Sodety . E ts Re ven . por "" · 1 certainedeven~~o~f;d~e~a~l;h,~~~~:E~ifi:l:~i{ Social News l Ridge-Keno News Social Events Harrisonville "J £ B;ulah Stras11 ;ot tbe Melglf. Coun- ty Health DepOU"tment t.Qday WIU'lled all reaid~JI.ta of tbe Rutland ~rea ~hat ~ fvort oJ a skunk taken in tht.t area 6as beeR received and tests are positive th11i the animal lVaS infected by rabiea. · • 11j)f.HR .HCI$PIT,L . Nov. 6; Mrs. Amanda Crandall, Galli.pfliis; f.e~i! (NM'W~$HINGTON (UP!) - lraad1) Hall, HarriJonville; · 'Kenneth _tcut!'t ,.,:,~z(p~ ,...... ttte pubillY 'Wadltley•Kiinaugp; ~iss Pboe-. llc't c~fidnf- Jn Ty "'"'•ms Ke Aml ,Dougi.PII, M1ddlepq.rt.' · '- t~Hclall~ quiz shows- drop, D49clt&rcet. fliov .~ 8t' Miss Lena ~ tll•r~y dttr ' Chari" Van J;lllmilton, Jam~ Williams, Sui- oot.., conrt...c:r hi' appu.rances llvan ·Sayre, Ira Henry, Vl~lnill ~ ftr.. riri.cl. • · Sayre, Saul WeJcQ, Pe~r Halley, ' ~ Donmver Gooe~y. Mrs. Leonard tfiGHTSTOWN.. N.J. {UPI)- A Newberry, Frank Os~orne, l\frs b111 carry!"/ ' 50 soldi•a t. Ft. Arthur BUI:dette, Richard, WallAj;e; Olx ra~ rht r•r of a tndor Rome Sm1th Fra.fleis Bailey, Mrs· trailer tTw.k on the Ntw JtratY Ru,.u Jonlono Mrs R. B. Loo· Tw.fou.. "''• .;..... lnlu•l"' 21 n~y, Mrs Cecil LernO!lll, Mrs. Billy mift. ~ . S1mmons Infant Mafe Simm 0118 Mrs Jim Ne!SQn lnf•nt Male Nel: . NIW oe~NI IIIPII. - ChinoM son, Mrs. J. F. Bvanl Inf'ant Fe· C:Qmm~st ,.,_.,r Chou ln•lal mal~ E\'ans. today P,~O~ dlr.ct 'itlb with Births, N9\' 6; Infant Female lndMn Pilme Mlnlit.r .Jawah•rl•l Vuj!kUJa , Mr and Mrs. BroY:bie Nehru .... f\1• cWterjor~~ ..-.r (NMI) Vujaklija , R\ venswood sltuatialt. 'ndla only' tod"' had orDP.atbs, NGv 6; Infant Female •rtd IQ army t6 ~Mit ' tNtpl,._ Hill, N B. Chln... .-af'ftsion there. . 0 Look For The Unusual Wl!en Doing The.Usual ' time• even mote 10 than the remedi~ 'w,bich orga.tllaed medi, cine W.d ~ur~t me I:Q \lit. ~ M~• T• Gb"e ''Vermont folk medicine hu much to gh'e thOH whO reject u lnevlt.a1lit the apecter ot phyaic:al impairment and weaJt. QUOT£S IN TODAY'S NEWS llfeekly Steck Market- Roo~d~·u,~ ,.,_,M llf ft. lt~w•tment Reaearclt. lklptlrlmenl of B...,.tll.J. NOJIU d Co., 15 Brood Btrflet, N~w York 5, N. Y. • ....,, of tl.J Ne10 York Block EuM"gt!l Mlvem ber U, 1811 l~~~~;~~~~~a-~~6~1~1"1~ From Europot~n the WuU!rn Europem economy hu taken Reverting a _patterplllorloolo whleb World War I and tor the that b1ve delOcal pertOD· operat. tbetr are 10m• and, ln the incurred Unlt.cf' PNII AClROSS ln,...,.ltlot~al playwright 1. SUmulua •. Clthay 10. ~~~~~d more days in 199. The moo., ta appr~hlna Ita fdll phase. The mornlng 1tar Ia Ven!olt. The evenJna s_!llr art' Mer~ury and Saturn. 't In IPll, Pr111deat Frlnilffi j). J\oolevelt creat..r the C\•il' Wprlio Administration.. . · ' 1n 198lJ, labor leaden, 1~ by Pnddll UnJt•d .llio,e Worll:ll'l John L. Lewla ·held 1 meetlnfl o oraan~e the CIO .wii!I\Jl .. Ira e work of tbe .AJ'L · wers to resolve :t !lril!lh Today u MondiJy, Nov. 9, the 313th day of the year, with 02 On lhla date Jn biJtory: In 1881, Ul)'ue• s. Grant fouaht h11 fJE'1t bllttle In the CJvil War in an eR,IIIiement Belmont, ~o. In 1872, a devutat.lnt fire .Wept bv~r the ll'eflter Pl'rl ot Bo]ltOfl, destroylnfl about 800 buil<Unaa. lo . IDI8, Ko~or lVUhelm .88 of Germany abdleated hlJ thronr. WASHINGTON - l.abor Secre· tory James P. Mitchell opposing a pl11n to e&tpbhsh federal po D.l\ll Y ·~(I Jl. Hojl dlaraater~ 18. Qtrl'l name lf, Me(&Wa roo;k . • JB. ~mot lottO 17. ~·· , _.., (&"lro) t .r=- 1L~un n.l'luntooato 110.~· 11.~­ ~bor-management dead locks. " ... Wt~•pon - - !12. llCYpt· 2S.P...to 1~. "~~"h Btll'up !Ill. Call· foml& llill lat•rt••'• Jdtnr Slolnd!U "' ...... aa.Grtt H ......... nuveli1t (palo.) to.Ont'• obi- If the government deter- mines wages and prlcet we are getting on the road to aocialiam which I, for one do not want." 84.~,.,,~ SO.Ch...... pt.tllQII II. Open (p'lflo) ARUNl)EL, England - Bernard Fltzalan-Howard, th.e of Norfolk, on bit dehla family out of ~!;;,lfai castle into 1 smaller. bat'k ytrd : " . The moment has arrlved ro save some of the monef that at pre.tj:!nt w:e ..aoe ~~ · f,4llql~ on." ._ , Tex. - , et- WAN'J'Wl - 1 4ND 8 li4f "'?• NEW--ONK Oil fot offiee Rent TWO"iOoils= apce ovH" Dutton's St<><e PhMe 6009. I Drug 1Oo28-12tc I APAIITMENTS - hm•~ -·-· and I IU»I.II'fll,hed. Vc)t'JIIIt"'ttl. liJd41e- I ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING OR day., niobt ""my property, Gordon ProffJt, Rutland, 0. .. ll·IHI.tc ""•"sio• . . ._ a.toro9o00-A.M. Mlddlo.... 6NI.J ~·roy RIHI FlllSf Will. . . AGUA cALiENTE. HHI.O ltiPJ -Joete' Fred Saul 'P~teil the. fea- 51t- KAU11 •EID IT'ORI Ata..YukotJ 5-2145 HAMILL SIRVICI ITATiqN ture race at the C.lieQte ·1-' '.S~ day to gaift tbe first vletary ol bit riding career. Swanky Gal, tbe wbl· ner, enabled JO pel'IOIUI to ~lftt $6;1&2.M eaeh fOf' JMCILinl flve- out of a ptJPible six winnerl 111 the So 10 handicapping eontel)t Before 9:30 A.M . • Every Dlly Sorvlee , ' AllNny WI 1 Val• St., cff luHtmut An., 2 30to 1 ,.......,......... :m.~~ SEE THE 1 eua SOMEONE TO SUP- Ads received by 10 A .l l ..pu be 'hi tlaat ctay•1 paper. ';n..,:i':::;"::..;.-...,_.;,;..;.~~ o ;::;;~::.;;~:;.::~---·1 pqrt Fbon1 fJfN4-"M. 2 1 tf Notice ' ' 191 F~r Sale .. ~;.;....;.:::~::.::~~---, t AINrtmtftts, ,.._.... T""tc. and rn . no~ repatr, PLY Ul With ChriJtmas ttlee8 . . Cor;ttact Ul dnmedlately Fife's Novelty Shop Phone 6253·X. \.... 11 86te ...so VISIT 11--A lljOP Hair thaplng, perm•nent wavtna: FOUR ROOM APARTMENT WITH and styline. Call 2311, lllelne. new bullt-Ja kltebe,n. Private tQ.2HOto · entrllJl~. Phone ltaclne 2261 . (20bl I 10.91-Bt.c. ' 19 6 0 , Scott Mumaw real esate In $Yr,. '· acuse, OhlO, w~ll be sold to the highest bida& on Friday the lSth M"o .,-D " 'ERN ::-c.,.-,H:ooOc:U:-:S:::E:-:T\14=-:-ILE:-:::RS:-:-B=::Y. :: day of November, 1959, at 10.00 A. wec:k or month. 1900 Cential St., 1 M. at the oifice of J. B. O'Brien, At· Gallipol4s: 11 9 6tc torney al Law, 100 ~ Court Street, 1 · Pm~emy, OhiO .. ' Said , ..1 estotei 8 ROOM UNFUI!NISHED APARTmust sell for not less than the 1\P1 ment. Close to Xrogen. Chr~s· praiSed value of $450.00. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 tine Beegle, ( · 11-3-12tc Don E. Mullen, adminis· FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON LINt~ator of l.he Eatatef,of REPOSSii;SSED SI.NGE& ZIG ZAG 1 coln HeJghts, a:u furnaee. ,oo> Scott Mumaw, deceas d. 1 sewing machine. Like new. Orr Phone 4~ after tJ P. M. ll"""U'c l l 9 3tc ginally cost over $300.00. Pay 1 :::o:::::-:o-=:C::::;:;;:::;';:--;:;:;;:;;;;::off balan~e of $14300. Pay- INICELY FURNISHED VODERN 2 VETERANS DAy MEETING AND me.nbi f8.1Jo per month. P~e bedll~ ~tsaira apsrtment. Oyster Supper w1U be held at the 343. 1HI·6tc Phwj&e 0419. ll S 6tp Racme ~ g ion Hall, Wednesday, - ~ ~ 1arge1t mother abip Free to all who served m the Armed Fwces regardless of time , window blinds and shade11 , vene Ntght name NO HUNTING ON MY PROPEIP'Y day or night. Dana C. Young, Rt. pli,tes all k~Dds, Supply, ' -- - CYL. 21S Pomeroy, Ohio. Ubion ~w.er - ,: I N::;:~\~~Shop IU'd-1 until f:30 l 1957 BUICK $1 ,995. Hard Power 'd''h,~; Radio 1n Pomeroy. 11~Y••\:~;~!I~~~:;; PARTY monthly ...,.. mentil on. a spmet plfJlo. Caq be seen loC'lllly. Write Credit Man, P 0. Box 215, ShelbyIndiana. (10) 16 17 23 24 ; (11) ~ 7-Stc !'c:~;UJ;Ai~if~~L!i!~Lm l COAL HEATER. Good condition. 1866 PONTIAC Chieftain Radio, .beater. al two tone Phon~ 943-J. 114 CAJ,.L,.L.¥-. &5Q21. GERMAN AllD pupe. AKC. 7 weeki flniah. Very Good blood lines. Chll'lea Pomel'oy. __ 7_ Donald, McArthur Rt. No. 50. 19$2 ~-.TON FORD PICKUP. IN _ _ _ _ _ _1_1 .8 3tl! good condition $400.00. Harry G. 2 goon MILK COWS. ROLAND Brown. Chester, Ohio 11 7 6tp Searles. Rutland. Phone 24828. I ASKS JEWISH P.IEHUiil NEW YORK UPI - Lfbel •.---· -; •.t~d .of. B'J¥.1 ~. eal~ed ,S Jew s Sundty lo brme prtNUM Oll USE AND BA""' HO .:r:· end of Pomeroy. Call . ll 7 3tc ;·'!t'opM 1~iCK ·nUPi.Ex wim garage, 143 Phof\e t,Ol-J. Butternut Ave. 1~c , Bonds. tZObl tectUm. Life, Auto, cau Don Ohio. Mll.L1, ( 2 II Rerall:srar .. ROO!I HCWSE. WI'I'H ¥.11'11• located at "'ll Locult ·St.. Nk:• )ocation. MelvJn Hood: 11 ' 30tp MEN WITH EXPERt· ence. We fut;nish truck. Must have responsib!Uty, Call in . Good commission. ABC ~eoft. W. Va. ·!.......-- ... . • ~ wtrnr !-.,. " For amblllous naon, .... 11 Ill $0, hom Pilmeroy-Middloport area, In Industrial ·Eiottronles tind Guld· ed Missile ff.kd1· •• ......,.. ' Field paunts 11-5-0tp Goocl CIHn UNO C.,. 1\U ~akM Mod;~ .. ••ill ~l1101'0LITAN ..... Solao FULTON-THOMPSOII TRAOOR SALES ..... Pomirw. ~ Ohio DEALEJt FOB •• Make Hedlcal Se~te. Romper holater seta, Many 1tem11. ' date. Open Fife Nontty Shop, 10.27-181< USED PANTS, SHIR'I'So JACKETS and women's drea!iea, new. Joe's Carry OUt, 5H Locust St., lolldcllepol'lo 10.28'30lp FOR SALE-ALL ELECTRIC ataln1esa steel restaurant equip· ment. Lunch Counter, Stools, Coolef11. ReataYHDt ' OO.mplete and to Goo4 Ieite on ABC Cleanen, Ma110n, 11-4-ltp LUX VACUUM cLEAN away bagt. ,o;ym ,.,. ~a~!!'~ on ldgna. duo •n.ou. per mont~\. Pay• Phone 114-tlte late of deemed copnw, Meigl$ County, 23rd diy of Octobe1 crow, Crow and POrts · Atto~;, lOr Ad)JiinlstrAtor . .ils: (10) '. F. H. O'BRII!N Juilie of the Probate Court .. l,\leigs County, Ohio (11) 9, 16, 23, ...... .to. (11) 2o' 9, 18, . SIJPIII;j PUBLIC Nov. 14. 10 A. •m leaving the State and )I"!.SO~Ol p'opefly. Loea~~d Pld county 119fd P\)rtlaJ)d on ~· No. 135 LebaDan Relrig~ator Walher <:utte beater ZIG ZAG SEWING Makea buton holea, .teWI ~.00. , imd many fanq d~ Sold new for ov_.r p.,. ofl balan"'! flSl.Qq Of' $9.00 montbi. PboM 343. 11-Htc IDO" '"' Yowr Cb,itt'** Buying! , '...:·~ . V.$1 OUR 0 • • ~···,. Ut.f.4WAY ,LA.~! pay.,. •the Wefk OT oby flle Sb\lp Plcktus'! " j ,. ;li'tj". K •Z ·:W II • .~ l*• . Massey-FergUS()n New Holland Solar Permane'nf De Laval Haay Folk-&re Jferb BrewJ and~ RuiJia. to le- rntrictiOIIS OD Jnril:h cui· and rellpot~l Mtivitiel. 11 ,8 laM MERCURY FOUR DOOJl Sedan. $500.00. Call Yukon D-3182. · · (17) Help Wonted ~;'~~~~~~~~;tl)c low 191'16 CHEVROLET 210 V8, $1,195. 2 door sedan. A fine elean car With Wl\~I'!'~Ji, standard tr;mamtsswn. Btaettto take over 11 7 6tc ' Avenue,, "'~, I IJncoln HKU, Phone 321-X pr 6014tl Gallipolis. 11 7 Otp U-so«lte 8 llOO:td l\ND PLYMOUTII ~ $1,09~. 4 door sedan. A Clean locally owned car. Stomdard shlf.t. A real eas saver. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 11 7 6tc nars, Pomeroy. ! ~UID.lDUm .b.ddlra all kinds. Free E.tttm.ate, .. Dale Wtppel J ' U96tp l9~7 and bath apartment. Phone 6419. tian bll11ds, all kipds and ~ora 11 5 6tp ~ber glaas. awnings, Dzy and A ~oQM HOUSE AND BATH, 1634 11 9 3tc 3,Pomeroy. ''S9.ve~7• I I 1 A JWMjiD tPe ,.;otJd'• Ukrf.ina," ba1 r,acbed aq,t artie waten and bagpd ltl firtt .-¥le. KARR & VAN ZANDJ --------,==--=-l FIUT W'W-1 LO.NOON UPI whalinc fleet led. bY AT n. .~- Jo IMII, lhe SU~e Court nifed t.lill 1111 lt.WO ·(¥~ll doea not eome' "wlthiD UM of the tedertl anU,~it laq/' DWJ:LUNG,S. applit~dffl Ja::eCllptillet, l.aelne, Ohio. 4+30tc (Ill Wan+ed To Buv I «mtl l*' word, Oll)i!e' inlertlon. Miola\am ~f'l - II pet' wOrd for three eOil.Heuti" tuertloM. Sp~al - onA mru:ti!IJ ror 30 cenb ~r word. FuU tate of S oeoti: (fer ~rd will be ebaratd for ad•~ If ~>Of: Pa,l ~ within 10 1a11 :~ftjer receiving bilL tTrora m Advtrt1Jina - ~hould. bee reported IJDIIM'dtaleJy. 'Jill Otity Sfootinel will DOt be respCIII:Jiible lor •on thlll on. .LDfor. • eet inBertlon. Coni of Thaop and Spe~ Nolleoo ~~~- fl.lt. Obl<wloo published at 1 cent l)er word. · WORDS ) DAY 8 DAYS I DAY!' I 110 1,11 eo. oliO< .~.~. ., 00c ,,.20 suo 1101.00 :Ill 1!11: $1.11C $2.26 J1.80 ' Dal- TELEVISION. ~10 .. f~L I ~For Sole or Rent RQOMS. Alto ~ room apartment. Close in to,..o. Phont 310.M Pomeroy. A. N. BIDJel • 18 , 1 rtnta: - --- ,. - I( 'JVO Rt..TE$ 1 FOR SALE .AdmisJi~n•, ' ;; it $i PHONE i98 new'P't-"'• wilt become mtnaging editor of th• Oklahoma City Tlmt• and Sunday O~lahom•n nelff month, ·- TODAY AND YEST1i:RYEAR =ti' ---g"j'Q , CINCINNATI (UPI) Ch•rlt1 L. &enn•tt1 l!la¥1ing editor of the Cinc:innatl E""'ulr•r, a momlnt .. . I PI 195~ POO CONSISTE~T PEPI!NDABIJI! USIJLT8 1i tfi. POrt •f Cleve---,- WSCS MEETING United Press lat.m•tlonal The WSCS Of tbe lJmted MethoFait tkita were promlud for dim ch.urch. will meet 'fuesday at most of tM nation toclay wilh 7 ao p.m., at the church, with anow tlurritt llmitad to th1 upper Mrs. Everett Thpm.as, Mrs: W. 0 . Gr"t Lfkn 11 .a ' h}ll' "'owtrt Barnitz and Mn. W. R. Cll'penter ·~ In MVf~m florl~aas ho.st~- An ext;eUtive m~t­ Suruay ...thtr w.e ,..ieted ing »t 7 p.m. wJll precede tile for th, rnt Of th ~JdtY excapt meetJng. tloudr pa~hn ovW ~ Atlantic .~ref tnd from the- Dakotas SKUNK FOUND ~BI!I hlto1 Plrh -of th• u..., Ohklo Val Sentinel, PomeroyoMJddleport, Oo, Nov. 9, WANT ADS mangl. wu u;nl::;&d land Sundar. ed careo of 50 lmportltd ears, .t.m•eed during • rou,h 14-d•¥ Ohio Division. Inc The answer to this and othe r question s WI]( be SO\!ght in an American Cancer Sonety ~tu dy planned to involve more than 1.000,000 Americans. It is the first such large scale family prospective s1,udy ever undertaken , Dr James said, and will take six yea1 s to cOmplete. Here , local "'orke1·s began making contacts today . The project, known as the Cancer Pr ~venlion Study will require the assistan ce of more than 5,700 tramed volunteers in th1s state. All County affiliates of the Soca•t y w1ll tak e part in OhiO Throughout the nat1on . about 70,000 American Cancrr Soc1r1y vol un1(•ers 1.1till be needed Tw enty stat es will partit:t· pate " If we were not able t o USt' i\meril<JD Cancer Society voluntce1 s for thi s study ." Dr . James said, "it would ('Ost nation-\v!de as much as $40.000.000 to <Jccomp lish a proJec:t as vast as th1s '' The study, which is under the direction of Dr. E , C!Jyler Hammond , American Ca nce r Society Director of Statistical Resea rch , will probe the effect of environment on cancer and will attempt to Jearn more about symp· toms of the .disease to h elp improve early de· tection . According to Dr Hammond, the information to be obt~ined Js designed to test many the.ories about the ca use of cancer as well as "'"'· Sentinel,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 9, 1959 DaJ.Iy . Late News FrmJ! Tht- Wire Local Research Begins Today .Ohio and Meigs County will par:ticipate in one of the largest medical stabshca( studies ever attempted to discover whY some people ffiCQ' be JI!Or.t likely to get cancer than others , tt bas .been disclosed by Arthur G James, M.D., Presi9ent. Arnencan Cancer Socwty· • • JDOBIJI. . • �• • • ' ... THf DM'Y SENTINeL f.ouunentatin~,Editorially • ' t 0 • • DECEMBER ANVIL CHORUS I 2-Daily ' ·CLEVELXND tO PII -A some families ; what relafionshipi exist between cancer and other diseases; whether croulng from Hamburg, German,., frequency and other factors of childbjrtb are associated with cancer; how muc)J r~l~OO: ship there i§ between failure to breast feed Daily Sentinel l;>oybook a cl-] ilct and the occurence of l).reast cwcer; po jsiblc relationship between menstrual dtsorders and uterine cancer, any relationship betw een diet , bevera$ es, ex:cercise, smoklng and cancer~ how ai" polrution may be related to cancer; 't'he ther or not one's standard of hv1ng has fnything to do with his getting ca ncer i\,Rother major objective of the study is to tlettrmine the very earliest signs of cancer. lnJlesti.gators would Jike to know what percentage of those who have undiagnosed cancer have had certain symptoms and what percent;.gc rtevelop the disease without any apparent symptoms. The study also should disclose how frequenUy the patient may be responsible for delay m seekmg diagnosis and treatment. In Ohto the project will attempt to study 58,000 famili~s. totalling about 116,000 persons who are at least 30 years of age. Nationwide, the study 1s planned to inyolve a half m1lhon famtll es with more than one million persons included in the data. , '<. Each volunteer resea'l'cher will select about "':;::::::..,:':'-------.:O...=o~.::..._~----ten households which he can expect to trace ~·Etla? ,.. for the foHowing six yea·rs. These families ~·Vo~:;: vilited t ~ .I wHI be reported on annually. . M. Bahr, Glenna At the start of the study, every person en- I~;:~~~~~:~~~~ b~11 vidtort in Albert Barber ~alleil ~n Mr. and rolled will answer a detailed, confidentlaii 1 on Monday. Mr. and Mr1. Earl Humphrey at· Mrs Arcbie Bather Wednesday Hase lton of !Jle Marines questionnaire . Every two years, they will be was Jnvlted to tended the Marietta Co11eie Home- is.Billie spending a 30-dpy furlough with coming at l(arietta. asked tO fill out a brief questionnaire, Dr. ?:~~f~tio~e:l~~ )Jrs. SCQtt Barber of Belpre VIS· h1s :parents, Mr and Mrs. William James explained. te.,. f1:fktra from ited hi.11 dauahter. Mrs. Goldle Bor- Haselton. Weekend guests of Mi . and Mrs lni and family, recent!)'. AmotlJ the te(ent vialton in the P R. Randolph were Mr . and Mrs, to clarUy cerloiin known fads about the dis· ln the mietlne will be home pf 1(1'. and ~ .. Oren CJuld- Harold Stoner of Wellsburg, w. Va from ert were Mr.' and Mr1. c . C. Ham- and Mr abd Mrs W. C. RandolPh Some of theses include: occupational haz- cal records. · ilton and daua:bler, Sandra Kay, of Parkersburg. anU in re1ption to cancer; whether 1or not a be obtained On cancer caseS from Mr. and _idTs. E·· W. Cain were ~r and Mr1. Charles Stanley Ham· tendency toward cancer is more preval~ nt jn who signed the death certificate. ilton and son, Paul Marcus, Mr. an busJne s~; visitors in Marietta on ){rJ. William Childers and son, Saturday. lown hou .~c lod01y Jeffrey of Philo, Mr. and Mra. Leon ly . Mrs Emma 81,1.rbcrt\nd ?!frs. Har :Mr ant.! MrB. Fred Sayre of New Mn. Cora ·~ding Slers of Mln~ora, W Va, Mr. an<J r1ett Blake called on Mrs. :BrettRI Jlaven were gut•sh In tho J. C. a ·few da)(J wltb da..abter's Mrs. R. D. Emrick, Mrs Mavis Randolph, Tuesday 'f!' Mundy hom l' famUy, Mr. and 'Mrs .. MUll fJ:arrJs , Hoover, Mra. MJidred Emeriek and Mr. and i~ r11. Ervm Cam were By OltnM &. Mllho•n MrM Puul Cross and Mrs Hnrl ly Mn. John Stout Mrs. J. W. Eaton of Parkersburg. Wednesday eve{lmg guaats or Mr. St. Albina, W. Va . Dinner gue~tts at the home of Mrs. Fred Wolfe and Mrs Ar ll.an.nmJ:: were shoppmg m Pom Weekend vlalton In the S1s.son Attendance at the Laurel Cliff Mrs Marvin Keeb11ugh at € he.s· Mr and Mrs. Murl Taylor honor· Free Methodist Chur~h for S,.aDday home weNi Mr. Jnd Mrs L. B. Rob· and <'hie Tuttle ol Bashan were guest~ eroy one day last wt•c.k ler of Mrs. JG81e llerltger Mrs. Jake Lee untl son were mg h&s birtbday Sundpy Nov. lat. Nqvernber- 1, was IHI offering lnS~Il and daugbters,' Brenda and Mr an.d Mrs. W'e~er need who Mrs. Joan Tuttle , son. (:ame and guests of her mothur, Mrs J(atte were Mr. and)ilrs Everett SiJson, '12.27.0 .Beverly, of Canton, Mrs. Sieve Des· 111'e employed in Hebron, Obio, Jun. Sue and Lois of Long Bottom, vhlited wllh Mr . and Mrs Georgt! W.&lson Sunday. mond and daughters, Bridgett and tl\e weekend ht!te. _-Aent a f~wtdaY• Paula, Pa1kersbw:g, C. R. ~iason spent Mr. a:nd Mrs. Jumor Hunt, Rlehtr11, Clark Archie 8Brber spent tbe wetk Mr:.. and Mn Dana WH!iams0,11 Mn Harriel Temple of Colum- Jeal•. and Bobby, Mr and Mr1. 0 ., and w•a ( ~cOm · of Columbus, Mil: Barbara COllins end with his son Ray Barber and of Jrpnt.on Jpt~nl purl of th e daY ~ u!l l'Urne for ~l'r )wothe r, Finley Kenr,cWl Davi~~:, Marie, Jollnny a!¥1 by bet alater, Mn. and 11on of Belpre . ., family at Port Aamer. ~, Sundl)' w1th Mra. Gra<'e carr and St1les who 1s 111 ~nor heallh and DurleJo,.. Mr. Jllld Mrs WiLlard Tay~ other tt=lMllve a. took him to Columhu11 Fox, Mra. Fran lor and llln Marvin, Mr. and MrJ. BLAMIS CARS. ROAD$ Mr. and Mrs Cloy McKilmcy .al\rl Mr Burr 1'1ck sold h1s farm ta Wilbert Wuner and children, Mr. Howell and child· :co-·.;·c·cevening at Radcliff, NEW YOftK UPI Dr . . and san, Mr .. and · Mrs. Rsy;n(lnd Mr Prortl11 ;tnrl moved to Colum - a nrl Mrl'l. Ktu;sell Archer and childJ.llmea Malfetti, hftd of the they altended the ren of Guy:~ville, and Mr. Albert McKinaey and Mr and Mrs Floyd hu " Safety Reaeareh Institute of Co· belllnK ol their father and gran~ · FJIUnger and <'hildren ol l'olum · A house on Ch; u ll•s Sheets fu1 m W11mer of Aifred. lather. Frank Daily and his nl!w lurnbla Unlveraity, said sunday but spent the weekend w1lh the1r buJ'JH'd duwn Mm11i11)' ~o cnnt<'nts Mr. and Mrs. Everett Milhoan bride. that better cars and roads. ra .. · parent• Mr an1 Mrs II C. !'ole ~uVl'l i \Ve art• all so ~ rutoflll to were dinner guests of Mr. and ther than better dri\·ers, are the KLnney. J>om1'roy 1111d Hullnnd Fire depart· Mr.11. Ow1ght Milhoan , Sunday of Mra. Alice Moore and Shirley anawer to accident prevention lla)' WJllon .and Ht~rb Bradfield menLs MILI.FORI), Cofln UPI ,.-- 'llhe ~·tatwoods. In the afternoon .aU went to the tlock aales m Alh(•ns the "" :\fr and Mrs Erne!l1 C11rr wrrc went ror a dr1ve over Bunker Hill, Robertrt;•,;~~~._r;·;:~~:;~:w~:;ere mayor of Worcester, Mass., Jo. !: home 9f Rl)l MARQUI$ AGAIN Mr. and Mn. John Duncan lost ('u lll ng on Alherl Hc1t~er 111 Mar enjoyed the scenery for miles, of septa Casdm, who waa arrested BIARJUTZ, France UPI til t.heJr houaehold good• Tuet>d11y tel , onw recf'ntry .. Tbleves litruck at the Rivera V!(- 1'01" ~peed~ g on a Connechctd lra~no~l'::~:~ DieM whon their home burned to 1he dl rue11b at t~e lia of Spaln'a Marquis de .Ia Sota turnpJke : rround. Neighbors are donat lnc Mr und .Mr~ Clart'IICI' Arklf'y, "I'm not sure I was gullty I l l"'"l'J'Of Mr. Mn. Lou Dlehl. for the second tJme in t'lght furnlture 1nd Mr. und Mrs DtJn AtiW nB, l1h1 0 t·nl!ed on Mr llllcl . Fun Cline and son Terry months, gettlng away with 14,000 was just folluw&ng a line of c11rs ean and son Robert moved 1n tht' Mrs NUIU1Uil Sdlfll'fl'r ' the weekend guest& of Mr1. hi. jewelry. The first robbery net· I wasn't W!ltchmg my speed· Fox. ted $10,000. • • ' r.: R•>'-.l.,.,iJle News Of Social Note fd"n Sodety . E ts Re ven . por "" · 1 certainedeven~~o~f;d~e~a~l;h,~~~~:E~ifi:l:~i{ Social News l Ridge-Keno News Social Events Harrisonville "J £ B;ulah Stras11 ;ot tbe Melglf. Coun- ty Health DepOU"tment t.Qday WIU'lled all reaid~JI.ta of tbe Rutland ~rea ~hat ~ fvort oJ a skunk taken in tht.t area 6as beeR received and tests are positive th11i the animal lVaS infected by rabiea. · • 11j)f.HR .HCI$PIT,L . Nov. 6; Mrs. Amanda Crandall, Galli.pfliis; f.e~i! (NM'W~$HINGTON (UP!) - lraad1) Hall, HarriJonville; · 'Kenneth _tcut!'t ,.,:,~z(p~ ,...... ttte pubillY 'Wadltley•Kiinaugp; ~iss Pboe-. llc't c~fidnf- Jn Ty "'"'•ms Ke Aml ,Dougi.PII, M1ddlepq.rt.' · '- t~Hclall~ quiz shows- drop, D49clt&rcet. fliov .~ 8t' Miss Lena ~ tll•r~y dttr ' Chari" Van J;lllmilton, Jam~ Williams, Sui- oot.., conrt...c:r hi' appu.rances llvan ·Sayre, Ira Henry, Vl~lnill ~ ftr.. riri.cl. • · Sayre, Saul WeJcQ, Pe~r Halley, ' ~ Donmver Gooe~y. Mrs. Leonard tfiGHTSTOWN.. N.J. {UPI)- A Newberry, Frank Os~orne, l\frs b111 carry!"/ ' 50 soldi•a t. Ft. Arthur BUI:dette, Richard, WallAj;e; Olx ra~ rht r•r of a tndor Rome Sm1th Fra.fleis Bailey, Mrs· trailer tTw.k on the Ntw JtratY Ru,.u Jonlono Mrs R. B. Loo· Tw.fou.. "''• .;..... lnlu•l"' 21 n~y, Mrs Cecil LernO!lll, Mrs. Billy mift. ~ . S1mmons Infant Mafe Simm 0118 Mrs Jim Ne!SQn lnf•nt Male Nel: . NIW oe~NI IIIPII. - ChinoM son, Mrs. J. F. Bvanl Inf'ant Fe· C:Qmm~st ,.,_.,r Chou ln•lal mal~ E\'ans. today P,~O~ dlr.ct 'itlb with Births, N9\' 6; Infant Female lndMn Pilme Mlnlit.r .Jawah•rl•l Vuj!kUJa , Mr and Mrs. BroY:bie Nehru .... f\1• cWterjor~~ ..-.r (NMI) Vujaklija , R\ venswood sltuatialt. 'ndla only' tod"' had orDP.atbs, NGv 6; Infant Female •rtd IQ army t6 ~Mit ' tNtpl,._ Hill, N B. Chln... .-af'ftsion there. . 0 Look For The Unusual Wl!en Doing The.Usual ' time• even mote 10 than the remedi~ 'w,bich orga.tllaed medi, cine W.d ~ur~t me I:Q \lit. ~ M~• T• Gb"e ''Vermont folk medicine hu much to gh'e thOH whO reject u lnevlt.a1lit the apecter ot phyaic:al impairment and weaJt. QUOT£S IN TODAY'S NEWS llfeekly Steck Market- Roo~d~·u,~ ,.,_,M llf ft. lt~w•tment Reaearclt. lklptlrlmenl of B...,.tll.J. NOJIU d Co., 15 Brood Btrflet, N~w York 5, N. Y. • ....,, of tl.J Ne10 York Block EuM"gt!l Mlvem ber U, 1811 l~~~~;~~~~~a-~~6~1~1"1~ From Europot~n the WuU!rn Europem economy hu taken Reverting a _patterplllorloolo whleb World War I and tor the that b1ve delOcal pertOD· operat. tbetr are 10m• and, ln the incurred Unlt.cf' PNII AClROSS ln,...,.ltlot~al playwright 1. SUmulua •. Clthay 10. ~~~~~d more days in 199. The moo., ta appr~hlna Ita fdll phase. The mornlng 1tar Ia Ven!olt. The evenJna s_!llr art' Mer~ury and Saturn. 't In IPll, Pr111deat Frlnilffi j). J\oolevelt creat..r the C\•il' Wprlio Administration.. . · ' 1n 198lJ, labor leaden, 1~ by Pnddll UnJt•d .llio,e Worll:ll'l John L. Lewla ·held 1 meetlnfl o oraan~e the CIO .wii!I\Jl .. Ira e work of tbe .AJ'L · wers to resolve :t !lril!lh Today u MondiJy, Nov. 9, the 313th day of the year, with 02 On lhla date Jn biJtory: In 1881, Ul)'ue• s. Grant fouaht h11 fJE'1t bllttle In the CJvil War in an eR,IIIiement Belmont, ~o. In 1872, a devutat.lnt fire .Wept bv~r the ll'eflter Pl'rl ot Bo]ltOfl, destroylnfl about 800 buil<Unaa. lo . IDI8, Ko~or lVUhelm .88 of Germany abdleated hlJ thronr. WASHINGTON - l.abor Secre· tory James P. Mitchell opposing a pl11n to e&tpbhsh federal po D.l\ll Y ·~(I Jl. Hojl dlaraater~ 18. Qtrl'l name lf, Me(&Wa roo;k . • JB. ~mot lottO 17. ~·· , _.., (&"lro) t .r=- 1L~un n.l'luntooato 110.~· 11.~­ ~bor-management dead locks. " ... Wt~•pon - - !12. llCYpt· 2S.P...to 1~. "~~"h Btll'up !Ill. Call· foml& llill lat•rt••'• Jdtnr Slolnd!U "' ...... aa.Grtt H ......... nuveli1t (palo.) to.Ont'• obi- If the government deter- mines wages and prlcet we are getting on the road to aocialiam which I, for one do not want." 84.~,.,,~ SO.Ch...... pt.tllQII II. Open (p'lflo) ARUNl)EL, England - Bernard Fltzalan-Howard, th.e of Norfolk, on bit dehla family out of ~!;;,lfai castle into 1 smaller. bat'k ytrd : " . The moment has arrlved ro save some of the monef that at pre.tj:!nt w:e ..aoe ~~ · f,4llql~ on." ._ , Tex. - , et- WAN'J'Wl - 1 4ND 8 li4f "'?• NEW--ONK Oil fot offiee Rent TWO"iOoils= apce ovH" Dutton's St<><e PhMe 6009. I Drug 1Oo28-12tc I APAIITMENTS - hm•~ -·-· and I IU»I.II'fll,hed. Vc)t'JIIIt"'ttl. liJd41e- I ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING OR day., niobt ""my property, Gordon ProffJt, Rutland, 0. .. ll·IHI.tc ""•"sio• . . ._ a.toro9o00-A.M. Mlddlo.... 6NI.J ~·roy RIHI FlllSf Will. . . AGUA cALiENTE. HHI.O ltiPJ -Joete' Fred Saul 'P~teil the. fea- 51t- KAU11 •EID IT'ORI Ata..YukotJ 5-2145 HAMILL SIRVICI ITATiqN ture race at the C.lieQte ·1-' '.S~ day to gaift tbe first vletary ol bit riding career. Swanky Gal, tbe wbl· ner, enabled JO pel'IOIUI to ~lftt $6;1&2.M eaeh fOf' JMCILinl flve- out of a ptJPible six winnerl 111 the So 10 handicapping eontel)t Before 9:30 A.M . • Every Dlly Sorvlee , ' AllNny WI 1 Val• St., cff luHtmut An., 2 30to 1 ,.......,......... :m.~~ SEE THE 1 eua SOMEONE TO SUP- Ads received by 10 A .l l ..pu be 'hi tlaat ctay•1 paper. ';n..,:i':::;"::..;.-...,_.;,;..;.~~ o ;::;;~::.;;~:;.::~---·1 pqrt Fbon1 fJfN4-"M. 2 1 tf Notice ' ' 191 F~r Sale .. ~;.;....;.:::~::.::~~---, t AINrtmtftts, ,.._.... T""tc. and rn . no~ repatr, PLY Ul With ChriJtmas ttlee8 . . Cor;ttact Ul dnmedlately Fife's Novelty Shop Phone 6253·X. \.... 11 86te ...so VISIT 11--A lljOP Hair thaplng, perm•nent wavtna: FOUR ROOM APARTMENT WITH and styline. Call 2311, lllelne. new bullt-Ja kltebe,n. Private tQ.2HOto · entrllJl~. Phone ltaclne 2261 . (20bl I 10.91-Bt.c. ' 19 6 0 , Scott Mumaw real esate In $Yr,. '· acuse, OhlO, w~ll be sold to the highest bida& on Friday the lSth M"o .,-D " 'ERN ::-c.,.-,H:ooOc:U:-:S:::E:-:T\14=-:-ILE:-:::RS:-:-B=::Y. :: day of November, 1959, at 10.00 A. wec:k or month. 1900 Cential St., 1 M. at the oifice of J. B. O'Brien, At· Gallipol4s: 11 9 6tc torney al Law, 100 ~ Court Street, 1 · Pm~emy, OhiO .. ' Said , ..1 estotei 8 ROOM UNFUI!NISHED APARTmust sell for not less than the 1\P1 ment. Close to Xrogen. Chr~s· praiSed value of $450.00. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 tine Beegle, ( · 11-3-12tc Don E. Mullen, adminis· FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON LINt~ator of l.he Eatatef,of REPOSSii;SSED SI.NGE& ZIG ZAG 1 coln HeJghts, a:u furnaee. ,oo> Scott Mumaw, deceas d. 1 sewing machine. Like new. Orr Phone 4~ after tJ P. M. ll"""U'c l l 9 3tc ginally cost over $300.00. Pay 1 :::o:::::-:o-=:C::::;:;;:::;';:--;:;:;;:;;;;::off balan~e of $14300. Pay- INICELY FURNISHED VODERN 2 VETERANS DAy MEETING AND me.nbi f8.1Jo per month. P~e bedll~ ~tsaira apsrtment. Oyster Supper w1U be held at the 343. 1HI·6tc Phwj&e 0419. ll S 6tp Racme ~ g ion Hall, Wednesday, - ~ ~ 1arge1t mother abip Free to all who served m the Armed Fwces regardless of time , window blinds and shade11 , vene Ntght name NO HUNTING ON MY PROPEIP'Y day or night. Dana C. Young, Rt. pli,tes all k~Dds, Supply, ' -- - CYL. 21S Pomeroy, Ohio. Ubion ~w.er - ,: I N::;:~\~~Shop IU'd-1 until f:30 l 1957 BUICK $1 ,995. Hard Power 'd''h,~; Radio 1n Pomeroy. 11~Y••\:~;~!I~~~:;; PARTY monthly ...,.. mentil on. a spmet plfJlo. Caq be seen loC'lllly. Write Credit Man, P 0. Box 215, ShelbyIndiana. (10) 16 17 23 24 ; (11) ~ 7-Stc !'c:~;UJ;Ai~if~~L!i!~Lm l COAL HEATER. Good condition. 1866 PONTIAC Chieftain Radio, .beater. al two tone Phon~ 943-J. 114 CAJ,.L,.L.¥-. &5Q21. GERMAN AllD pupe. AKC. 7 weeki flniah. Very Good blood lines. Chll'lea Pomel'oy. __ 7_ Donald, McArthur Rt. No. 50. 19$2 ~-.TON FORD PICKUP. IN _ _ _ _ _ _1_1 .8 3tl! good condition $400.00. Harry G. 2 goon MILK COWS. ROLAND Brown. Chester, Ohio 11 7 6tp Searles. Rutland. Phone 24828. I ASKS JEWISH P.IEHUiil NEW YORK UPI - Lfbel •.---· -; •.t~d .of. B'J¥.1 ~. eal~ed ,S Jew s Sundty lo brme prtNUM Oll USE AND BA""' HO .:r:· end of Pomeroy. Call . ll 7 3tc ;·'!t'opM 1~iCK ·nUPi.Ex wim garage, 143 Phof\e t,Ol-J. Butternut Ave. 1~c , Bonds. tZObl tectUm. Life, Auto, cau Don Ohio. Mll.L1, ( 2 II Rerall:srar .. ROO!I HCWSE. WI'I'H ¥.11'11• located at "'ll Locult ·St.. Nk:• )ocation. MelvJn Hood: 11 ' 30tp MEN WITH EXPERt· ence. We fut;nish truck. Must have responsib!Uty, Call in . Good commission. ABC ~eoft. W. Va. ·!.......-- ... . • ~ wtrnr !-.,. " For amblllous naon, .... 11 Ill $0, hom Pilmeroy-Middloport area, In Industrial ·Eiottronles tind Guld· ed Missile ff.kd1· •• ......,.. ' Field paunts 11-5-0tp Goocl CIHn UNO C.,. 1\U ~akM Mod;~ .. ••ill ~l1101'0LITAN ..... Solao FULTON-THOMPSOII TRAOOR SALES ..... Pomirw. ~ Ohio DEALEJt FOB •• Make Hedlcal Se~te. Romper holater seta, Many 1tem11. ' date. Open Fife Nontty Shop, 10.27-181< USED PANTS, SHIR'I'So JACKETS and women's drea!iea, new. Joe's Carry OUt, 5H Locust St., lolldcllepol'lo 10.28'30lp FOR SALE-ALL ELECTRIC ataln1esa steel restaurant equip· ment. Lunch Counter, Stools, Coolef11. ReataYHDt ' OO.mplete and to Goo4 Ieite on ABC Cleanen, Ma110n, 11-4-ltp LUX VACUUM cLEAN away bagt. ,o;ym ,.,. ~a~!!'~ on ldgna. duo •n.ou. per mont~\. Pay• Phone 114-tlte late of deemed copnw, Meigl$ County, 23rd diy of Octobe1 crow, Crow and POrts · Atto~;, lOr Ad)JiinlstrAtor . .ils: (10) '. F. H. O'BRII!N Juilie of the Probate Court .. l,\leigs County, Ohio (11) 9, 16, 23, ...... .to. (11) 2o' 9, 18, . SIJPIII;j PUBLIC Nov. 14. 10 A. •m leaving the State and )I"!.SO~Ol p'opefly. Loea~~d Pld county 119fd P\)rtlaJ)d on ~· No. 135 LebaDan Relrig~ator Walher <:utte beater ZIG ZAG SEWING Makea buton holea, .teWI ~.00. , imd many fanq d~ Sold new for ov_.r p.,. ofl balan"'! flSl.Qq Of' $9.00 montbi. PboM 343. 11-Htc IDO" '"' Yowr Cb,itt'** Buying! , '...:·~ . V.$1 OUR 0 • • ~···,. Ut.f.4WAY ,LA.~! pay.,. •the Wefk OT oby flle Sb\lp Plcktus'! " j ,. ;li'tj". K •Z ·:W II • .~ l*• . Massey-FergUS()n New Holland Solar Permane'nf De Laval Haay Folk-&re Jferb BrewJ and~ RuiJia. to le- rntrictiOIIS OD Jnril:h cui· and rellpot~l Mtivitiel. 11 ,8 laM MERCURY FOUR DOOJl Sedan. $500.00. Call Yukon D-3182. · · (17) Help Wonted ~;'~~~~~~~~;tl)c low 191'16 CHEVROLET 210 V8, $1,195. 2 door sedan. A fine elean car With Wl\~I'!'~Ji, standard tr;mamtsswn. Btaettto take over 11 7 6tc ' Avenue,, "'~, I IJncoln HKU, Phone 321-X pr 6014tl Gallipolis. 11 7 Otp U-so«lte 8 llOO:td l\ND PLYMOUTII ~ $1,09~. 4 door sedan. A Clean locally owned car. Stomdard shlf.t. A real eas saver. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 11 7 6tc nars, Pomeroy. ! ~UID.lDUm .b.ddlra all kinds. Free E.tttm.ate, .. Dale Wtppel J ' U96tp l9~7 and bath apartment. Phone 6419. tian bll11ds, all kipds and ~ora 11 5 6tp ~ber glaas. awnings, Dzy and A ~oQM HOUSE AND BATH, 1634 11 9 3tc 3,Pomeroy. ''S9.ve~7• I I 1 A JWMjiD tPe ,.;otJd'• Ukrf.ina," ba1 r,acbed aq,t artie waten and bagpd ltl firtt .-¥le. KARR & VAN ZANDJ --------,==--=-l FIUT W'W-1 LO.NOON UPI whalinc fleet led. bY AT n. .~- Jo IMII, lhe SU~e Court nifed t.lill 1111 lt.WO ·(¥~ll doea not eome' "wlthiD UM of the tedertl anU,~it laq/' DWJ:LUNG,S. applit~dffl Ja::eCllptillet, l.aelne, Ohio. 4+30tc (Ill Wan+ed To Buv I «mtl l*' word, Oll)i!e' inlertlon. Miola\am ~f'l - II pet' wOrd for three eOil.Heuti" tuertloM. Sp~al - onA mru:ti!IJ ror 30 cenb ~r word. FuU tate of S oeoti: (fer ~rd will be ebaratd for ad•~ If ~>Of: Pa,l ~ within 10 1a11 :~ftjer receiving bilL tTrora m Advtrt1Jina - ~hould. bee reported IJDIIM'dtaleJy. 'Jill Otity Sfootinel will DOt be respCIII:Jiible lor •on thlll on. .LDfor. • eet inBertlon. Coni of Thaop and Spe~ Nolleoo ~~~- fl.lt. Obl<wloo published at 1 cent l)er word. · WORDS ) DAY 8 DAYS I DAY!' I 110 1,11 eo. oliO< .~.~. ., 00c ,,.20 suo 1101.00 :Ill 1!11: $1.11C $2.26 J1.80 ' Dal- TELEVISION. ~10 .. f~L I ~For Sole or Rent RQOMS. Alto ~ room apartment. Close in to,..o. Phont 310.M Pomeroy. A. N. BIDJel • 18 , 1 rtnta: - --- ,. - I( 'JVO Rt..TE$ 1 FOR SALE .AdmisJi~n•, ' ;; it $i PHONE i98 new'P't-"'• wilt become mtnaging editor of th• Oklahoma City Tlmt• and Sunday O~lahom•n nelff month, ·- TODAY AND YEST1i:RYEAR =ti' ---g"j'Q , CINCINNATI (UPI) Ch•rlt1 L. &enn•tt1 l!la¥1ing editor of the Cinc:innatl E""'ulr•r, a momlnt .. . I PI 195~ POO CONSISTE~T PEPI!NDABIJI! USIJLT8 1i tfi. POrt •f Cleve---,- WSCS MEETING United Press lat.m•tlonal The WSCS Of tbe lJmted MethoFait tkita were promlud for dim ch.urch. will meet 'fuesday at most of tM nation toclay wilh 7 ao p.m., at the church, with anow tlurritt llmitad to th1 upper Mrs. Everett Thpm.as, Mrs: W. 0 . Gr"t Lfkn 11 .a ' h}ll' "'owtrt Barnitz and Mn. W. R. Cll'penter ·~ In MVf~m florl~aas ho.st~- An ext;eUtive m~t­ Suruay ...thtr w.e ,..ieted ing »t 7 p.m. wJll precede tile for th, rnt Of th ~JdtY excapt meetJng. tloudr pa~hn ovW ~ Atlantic .~ref tnd from the- Dakotas SKUNK FOUND ~BI!I hlto1 Plrh -of th• u..., Ohklo Val Sentinel, PomeroyoMJddleport, Oo, Nov. 9, WANT ADS mangl. wu u;nl::;&d land Sundar. ed careo of 50 lmportltd ears, .t.m•eed during • rou,h 14-d•¥ Ohio Division. Inc The answer to this and othe r question s WI]( be SO\!ght in an American Cancer Sonety ~tu dy planned to involve more than 1.000,000 Americans. It is the first such large scale family prospective s1,udy ever undertaken , Dr James said, and will take six yea1 s to cOmplete. Here , local "'orke1·s began making contacts today . The project, known as the Cancer Pr ~venlion Study will require the assistan ce of more than 5,700 tramed volunteers in th1s state. All County affiliates of the Soca•t y w1ll tak e part in OhiO Throughout the nat1on . about 70,000 American Cancrr Soc1r1y vol un1(•ers 1.1till be needed Tw enty stat es will partit:t· pate " If we were not able t o USt' i\meril<JD Cancer Society voluntce1 s for thi s study ." Dr . James said, "it would ('Ost nation-\v!de as much as $40.000.000 to <Jccomp lish a proJec:t as vast as th1s '' The study, which is under the direction of Dr. E , C!Jyler Hammond , American Ca nce r Society Director of Statistical Resea rch , will probe the effect of environment on cancer and will attempt to Jearn more about symp· toms of the .disease to h elp improve early de· tection . According to Dr Hammond, the information to be obt~ined Js designed to test many the.ories about the ca use of cancer as well as "'"'· Sentinel,Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 9, 1959 DaJ.Iy . Late News FrmJ! Tht- Wire Local Research Begins Today .Ohio and Meigs County will par:ticipate in one of the largest medical stabshca( studies ever attempted to discover whY some people ffiCQ' be JI!Or.t likely to get cancer than others , tt bas .been disclosed by Arthur G James, M.D., Presi9ent. Arnencan Cancer Socwty· • • JDOBIJI. . • �. I ' ---------------------~ ' Class ATitle To Be Settled In Pt. Pleasant l t I SPORTS DESK Ravenswood and Winfield will meet on Saturday, :November 14 at Point Pleuaot for the Claas A cbampionsbip of West VirginJa, it hu been announced by Jonathan Four major upsets rocked The Daily Sentinel Prediction Y. Lowe, president of the West Vir- Panel l~st week. In Prep ranks it was Pomeroy's tie with Nel· &illia Secondary Schools Activities sonville and Athens bashing of GaHipolis, and coUege-wise, Commisalon. • "' -~- ' Eagles Rally With 3 T.Ds To Beat H-T ' ·! Foothall Scores Mi11ourl 13 Air Foret Acedtmy 0 Mlehl,.n 20 Illinois IS WiKansin 14 Northwntern 19 Iowa U Mlnnnoft 0 Mlehi~n Stitt 15 Purdue 0 Otclehome l6 "'-•n••1 St. 0 lewt State~ 18 Ntbn•k• 6 Arlr.UMI 14 Rlct 10 Sou. Mtthodlst 14 Tu . A. 1 M. 11 Saturday High School Cltnltnd Btnlldlctlnt 4 Clevtltnd Etlt 6 (tit) lhtktr Htlthh. t6 Euclid 0 Clevtltnd St.' $/tnilltul CFtV.Itnd Gilmore Aeao:e.my 0 Clntltnli Rhodta I Cltvtlend South 6 Cltwtlend Luthtrtn Etll 14 Klnt•ton 12 Clneland Jthn Marthtll 21 Cltweltnd w..t 6 lndltna Dtaf 14 Ohio D..f 6 Cleveland Wttt Tech 241 Cltvtltnd Lincoln 14 5' Dlini May Hold Key lo -"ig Ten Bowl Picture CHICAGO Uf'l - Illinoi s, an unpredictable fourth plucc team in the BIC Ten football race head· ed by Wi•con1in and Northwestern, mil)' hold the key tn the conference ehlmplon1hlp apd the Rose Howl. 'rh11 JlllnJ, wbo have won two lolt two and hed one in lh~ le•aue, meet the Badgen at Mud· bon, Wis., S.lurda)' and return home to te1t Northwe1tern the foUowtna week. when the Hit:: Ten aeuOa end1. Although they tlgure to bu underdog& in both conte11ts, tho lllllll h11v~' a record of coming up with 1urprlau llaJDJl the LHidJtlonal foe• oC tuch lcmg•tandlnll 11.1 Wi•· contln and Northwe•tern. The !Uadgen, wboae 24-19 vic? tory Uftr Northwestero was their fourth ttr&.lght Iince Josina;: the opener to PW'due, may meet an wilh 9 t1:1cklu. MORE SPORTS DESK ON PAOE 5 .417 10 14 .417 S..ton Hlths Jnd. 3 Games _Flanagan, a87. Jnd'. 1 Game - B. Clark, 241 Team 3 Games _ Elks, 2608. Team 1 Game _ Elks, 967. Top "5" Bowlers Searles 181 Louks 181 t11fford 179 Ohio Power Hawley Dickens Gripes On Officiating 49 and 20 yarda provided aU of New York's points Jn a 9-3 tri· umph over the Chlcago Cardinali Mlchlllllll, Nonhwettern, meanwhile, trUY· ell to Elst Llnslna next Siturd11y to moet MlchiJan State. If the once·beaton Wildcat• can Ket · by the Spartaftl, no amall tttk Jn Jt. ~elf, they wUI face an lllinl eleven unhampered by championtiUp Pl'fiiUrt. The Badtert cJo1e the 11111nn at Minnesota, the wetkeat team Jn the lea,ue with only en early vlc:tor)l over Indiana to 1how for · live ltiiUCI teata. handed Mlnneaeta ita ' fourth conference loes, 33-o, SaturdaJ. Mlc.higan Sttte peppered , J Purdue'• hope1 16-0 and Inditnt ~. ~ biUied Ohio State to t 1eoreleaa . lit In Saturd'1y'• actloa among the fiDJih iD 1 1 dead &eat, the Wiscon· lllo rna. .. ' ... ~~~the Bldeert end the"Wlldcall J team WC.uld llke]y pt the bid t fti tbe RoM Bowl, Io•• Thanks· . 18 0 0 20-38 7 0 7 12-26 Layne's 2Q-yard scoring Bobby ., .. • ' ' ,.t In Tuesdoy's Election Clair Spencer * .l Pi'••• ""*· wu ta. MW m.jar bJ•n In thf• ·~ Ohlo ~..,._ ~;;,·;;"'..;!Y;;;;w;;;il;;;h;;;ln;;;;-;;;;;;"".:;;;"'-:::'':;;::;;;;., ,momp,;... It -..... · HI~H '· LQ¥1 TEMI'S NEW YORK (]PI _ The lowest temperature recor.ded In the na· tion this morning was two degrees t>elow :rero at Marquette, Mich., airport , the U. s. Weather Bureau reported today. High Sunday was 88 at Thermtl, Santa Barbara and Tune In The · Lo• Ani ele•. caur. ASK $1.50 MINIMUM 990 SPOT On Y~ur. Radio Dial FOR TH·E, H.EWS Of n,. Ohio Vllll•r 8 A.M. 1 :55·P.M• 8:55 4-M. . 10 A.M. i:!S P.M. 12 Moon 5 ,,M. Radio Statie»n With A)l The Trimmin's MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW WJI·H ,®0 w.... 990 KC: Phone 9599 CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT 13 NEW YORK UPI - AFL-CIO leaders in New York state have asked Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to help them obhdn a $1.50 an h'o-ur minimum wage in the state. State m inimums are now fixed Q'} an iridustry-by·industry baSis. ' '~ ARAB D;;;;;;STRAflf}. , BONN, Germany UPI ·..::._ PdUce Sunday brOke up a demori· strjltlon by Arab students al~Q* University in protf'St i bV* F~en ch ~ol ic~ in Algeria . . <. \~ff was n9 v 10 1 ence. . ~ ~, ' RAIN HALTS GOLF WASHINGTON UPI - P~'eS[­ dent Eiscnltower tried to Play golf Friday afternoon , but rain sent him· huri'ying hoflle frQm the links. --t- ASk CULTURAL EXTENSION MOSCOW UPI - Negotiationa be· gan Friday to extend the two-year ciJlturai exchange ,llSr.eernent betjreen. the Soviet Union and the United States. FALSE CHARGE 1 NEW YORK UPI - oseph Rub: 22, of Brooklyn, was a~;:quitted · on Friday tor the second time within a month of charges he used loud and bo i ~trous language or •nnoyed passers•by by tatkfng to them. He is a deaf-mute. SH~H RETURNS HOME TEIIRAN, 111.\N UPI ..::, .'1'1>6 Shah of Iran was back hom\ today from a four..t:Jay IJtate v.illt o Jor• dan. · I Sometimes It's Bette1 -Not To Tell The Truth jlliX . Uook ic of the year last season, the Minneapolis Lakors' ltotshot un wlld Sunday night as he: -Set a National Basketball break the rus nmg rccurd ot l ,OOU sorinlion record with 64 polnt&.lllS the Lakcrs defeated the Boston Celtk11, 136·116. The old mark ot j 63 W!~ s ~et by Joe Fulkti of Phila· I delphia In 19411. .. --:- f.:nal~lett . the Lakers to gam thc1r fast VIctory over Boston !11 23 sll·alghr games. . _-Ji a nd~d lhc dcf.c ndmg cham· pwn Celt1cs th~ir f1.1st defeat in seven ~am ea lh1s seaso~. B~ylor , a former Seattle Uni· vers1ty All-American who 11et a ~ormg standard for ~ost points '" a r~kie ~<cason, lut with 25 of 47 f1eld goal altempls. and was 14 £or 19 from the foul hne. He scored 21) points in the fJrat half, 30 in the second •. grabbed 17 rebou nd.s and had e1ght as!lsls. GOII<\e · IN HERE AND TA<KI' YOUR MEDICiNE, NANCY us 1:00 1:10 I:A 1:40 CalloiJ L-QO ''* uo t:86 *"' search! p:ao t:IID :.:*J-!":'.:t.:~~..;y~::..~:t ••*-•a.iatoe, _.._....,. ,.,.. v.a..,... ' Rock hauler. Road builder. Workhorse truck. Powered' tor Speed. Geared for pull. Self-leveling •tandem-axle traction. FORMICA H~'YY gussets. A• low 11 79t ft•. .. Strong tram~ It's bne .of International's family of six-wheeler&, ' A.. Ul41L 4-.... :.... t:l. .. w~ ~ '· ' "• w ' .. '• ~. ;;. . J., -l~ .,- "" • ' cuh lqon for any worthy pu.rpoae on. Slanature• onlt, car or furniture." PhQi>e finl fOf 1-trip 'l1lo ' Olctena •aid bl1 team wa• robbtld Cot a pi-ompl, private POY(HAT/'N, 0. (UPti - Un~ed lnternttlantl · Zl8 -East Mabr"Sti-eel · ' c " Elgin BaYlor i.s one player who •' ' doesn't belJeve in the sophomore 1.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,=,,,~,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,. I of a touchdown In the defenalve bltUe In Ohio Stadium. Dicken• 1aid moviea conflrmed hla view that Indi•na FuUblck VIc Jonea pu11bed acr011 the goal line from the o11e·yard line on 1 play ruled as no touchdown. Phyak:ally, Ohio State cam_, out of the atandoff rame Jn the wont th•pe since th11 Southern Cal- +'-~~:;:=:;;;::=--~Je~rr!!r~F~Io~1d~•~ln~J~u~ro~d!,:_~Jo~[~t~·~rm~·~·= ot Jap~e Th. sheet carried ••vera! exampl•• nBWflP•P•,. "art" - tl)art is, photography. Its subject!l' were fantaillcally gyr,at!I)¥ ~~:re~tll>ts ~aught in every P9,S!IIpn illl,iiMbJI!: If tblise ,p1ctures represent truth rather .than fiction "lap· Wrestlers push our rassling exhibitions, wild as they are, int& 'deep shade. .! L~in10n - Oep.art.._.,t StCM"e ,.-es \lellrHH ~ fi,. earlyJunclay .. .q, For Your Wonderful. Support the team that played the Buck· AMIRICAN HOCKi'Y UADUI eye1 to a scoreltlll Ue Saturdty Quebec 1 IJH"Ingfltld 1 olltrtlme complained about "aickmdna" of· CllftiM'Id 1 Rochetter 7 Provldeace 9 ·l uHelo 'P fi 11 lin 1• c l13dlana Football t;oaet' PbU Guard Don Young underwent a lea: operation Su11d1y fol" a torn llar:tment, Canton 1enlor Billy Went:. hu a 1evere ankle sprain, ttckle Dlck Mtebflel a bruiaed leg, tnd quarterback& Tom Matte tnd S 0 .667 S 4 0 .429 2 4 1 .429 ·t CIRCLE'S ROAST·TURKEY The Browns (~2) started the day Hed with Philadelphia for ~cond in the East. They knocked the Eagles (4·3) two games off the pace with an eat y, 28-7 vidory at Cleveland. IPrltiRI today whJle the COi.Ch of Jtme. WSA%roTV Cho,..._l 3. and kept NATIONAL HOCKIY LiAGUI Detroit York ) Wlal tquad Jn a mood to aquare COLUMBUS UPI - Otllo State'• ...ton 35 Ney Chiu" I matttfl lfter Slturd11y'1 20·19 lou footbaiJ squad nurled 1ores and t.o . · ' For AWonderful Thanksgiving Dinner the Giants a game ahead of the Cleveland Browns. ! 2~) pass to Tom Tracy in the flnal SUCCEeDS DUROCHER minutes enabled the Steelers LOS ANGELES UPt - Former (2+1) to tie the Detroit Lions Milwaukee Manager Fred Haney, (1-5-1) at Pittsburgh, 1().10. The who used to broRdcast the gamel!l Bears {3-4) held twice on their of the old Hollywood Stars in the one yard line in the second half f:Igie B.~ylor ~ji,}Yll,ng ureen l:lnd Ohio Unlvcrlftt~uld e nd in a tie for the I~,~;;,:: full ba<:k Bill (Cannol1btdf0 Mid-American Conference flgbt I 1 · scorc11 one tou CJHiown w 1111d Heidelberg, Ohio Wesleyan the g<~ nw :m d car ried 1ne b t~ JJ 30 IHI<l Wooatcr could tie for the Ohio tunes to !Wl a n IJ(.' rr•,·urd of 201 Conference crown .. Wayne State carr1 C1 m one season. He has one and Allegheny could tie for the game letl tnu~ y ~:: 11r, 11gamst )lt. runncrup apot in the PreBidents' umon, und needs only :i4 y<~rds to PRO R1i5ULTs NtUontl ltlketbiU Aatocl•tlon Phllt*lphll 134 Clnclnaetl 106 Srr•c:uH Ill Detroit 107 MlnnHpollt 1l6 Bo.ton 115 178 176 .. Riggs ---Sophomore Jinx Passing Up Yhrd!l set by w o u ~ler 1:1 '1om !Jin· The Mld ·American title won 't. be in 195:i. settled un\ll Nuv. 21 when Bowlin& S~Cirll Sl.- Toucl-tdowns l.irecn and Ohio U. play. llut the lo Lllc Ml(l·Amcnt.'all Conference i'~ Picons h11.vc a real fight on their hHnds Uus week when they play Oluo Umvc rsJ ly kl'Jll Hs hopes 1 ror a tie With lluwlm g Gret:m the fir11t ranking amall -collcue by downm!,. _ )h.rshall College of team in the nation-Delaware. Heidelberg probably ha.a the HUntington, w. Vu ., 21-1 4. OaHas tJarlJcr of Marietta put roughest rule of any team ln the lftutt! ·just alttin' and waiUn'. The his name 10 the s mall college rt'(Student 1-'rlncu' have finished otd books ati he scored six. tou c h· thci~ conference schedule but must downa and gained 373 yards In 28 111t and wait to soe If Ohio Wes- carr1es aa tne l'wnecrs blaHled Jeyan, which plays Denison, and Wasnmgton & Jeficrson, QO·O. ·Jop ~;ame s on lap tRJ& wetk Wooster, which plays Oberlin, can win and Uc them for Uw OC !fend Jowa agam st Ulllo .!it l 1na.rqucttf,J at l,:lll<:lrlnat.l Ohloa ~ crown. Lou 111 v1.uo, Xi.VJCr Ill 'Kentucky Musklngum threw the Ohio ConM.~am1 at IJuyton. ference into turmoH wJth a 28-8 win over Wooster, which was lead· mg the OC prior t o the game. , BOWUNG .Uy quarten: t~a ste rn United Press International Hannan Trace A Hollywood producer couldn't have concocted a more hair raising situation than the Ohio college conferen ce races th01t sta.rted their fade out this weekend with a 20·game schedule. fwo of the tour conference races in the state could end in a dead heat invmving flVe teams and another race could wind up With a tie l"or second place. Only Blutfton of the Mid-OhiO League and John Carroll of the President's Conference ha,ve ~alJ~.d. away outright championships. race. ~ashmgton , by Sam Baker and Pat .Summerall and you may wind up with Pacific CGtst Lea1ue; '!"ill succeed at Chictgo and downed the Green Hannon-Trace had 12 first downs l..t!o Rurncher as spon,c&ster on Bay packers , (3-4) In tbe other to Eastern'• ~:~even while Eastern NBC's weekly hseball broadcasts game; 28·17. 1 outgamcd its opponent 407 yards next season. San Francisco's victory, only ita to 202, total net ruahi.ng and p.lltS· in g. Hollywoodish i,inish Coming Jn Ohio College Grid Races Phila~elphia By EA\L WRIGHT United. Pr~ lnternatloul · " First Lt. Step~en Hlll, stat!<>~ed in Japan, mailed his Mom ~d Dad (the A. c. Hllls) a tear sheet from a Nip newspaper · recently. 1be .only trouble lo p.o one hare hilll taken time o~t · · from~~js regular d~ties at ho111e and work tp Jearn Japfflese. Couple Abe Woodson's 105·yard run with clutch field goals Plttsburgh Cbitago Gards 2 3 0 .286 Louisiana Slate, Northwestern the San Fran~isco Fort~·Niners entertaining the New York WI:STERN DIVISION gnHa with a 38-26 victory, rallying Penn State were bounced oJf G · h w L T Pd htrongly frum a 21H8 deficit in lhe and th e list during the week end, lants in t e National ootball League championship game. San Francisco 6 . 1 . 0. 857 1ourth quarter with a three-TD paleaving SYracuse, Texas , Southern Each of the 12 clubs has f.ive Baltimore 4 3 0 . 571 rad e. California and North Tens State more games and the staggermg second at Los Angeles in 10 tries, Ch' . c oac h Bob Martin's boys have Bl:llhmore CoiLs---defending league gave the team a fast start on its lCago Bears 3 4 0 .429 3 4 0 .429 Jas.luoned a 5·2·1 season, their best as the only major unbeaten-untied ehampion§-will certify that any- tough, four-g-.rnc road swing. The Green Bay thing csn happen. But the Forty- Forty-Niners visit the Bears, Los Angeles 2 :1 0 .286 ever, and w:th a 3 -~-c tkein in the schools. SoULhern VaHey Conference cop. Niners and Giants (both fl·l) top Colts and Browns before finishing Detroit 1 :S 1 .167 pc d third place In final standings. the division races and boost pow· at home against the Colts and !.xplosive tUJlning by 185-pound erful defenses to smooth their Packers. However, the Colts faee stretch drives. a harll job catching Sao Fraoclsco. fu ll back Bill Durst sparked the CITY LEAGUE OISCONTINUE TIJUANA Baker"s 46-yard field goal with After a game with the PackerS at fou r th qu<~rler rally at Point PleasHlth Scar" Nov. 3, 1959 PALM DESERT, Calif. UPI ant. Uown by two points in the High Three Game Ind._ Searles. only 11 seconds to play enabled Mil.waukee, the COlts eotertain Tbc $115,000 Tijuana Mexico Golf w urth period after Hannan ·Trace"s 571. the underdog· Washington Redskin11 the California clubl before play. Tournament bas been discontinued John hu~hes passed to fullback High Single Game-Wagner, 220 (3-4) to hand the Cotta (4·3) their ing them on tbe Welt coast, where and will be replaced by another . California tournament. t'arren Lcw1s for a 70-yard TD play Team Tbree Games - Fife NoV· second staight defeat Sunday, 27- they have won only once. Uur:;L br uke luose !or 43 yards to elty Shop 2606 . 24. The F.orty-Ninen, with WoodIn the East, tbe Giants have the 11core, then for 15 yards to seo~ Team Single Game _ Fife Novel- son's 1M-yard kickoff return the easiest schedule, playing three SERVICE BOWL CHAMPS again. l\1:1y Coleman put the game ty Shop, 934. key play, took pr(lmpt advantage of After entertaining COLORADO SPRINGS: Colo. UPI safely aw01y with a 4o yard sprint STANDINGS Wal!lbington'a help. They boosted Nov. 29, the Browns -Hamiltqn Air Force Base, Calif., lO pay dirt befnre the game WM Lort Pot. their Western Division lead over spotted Fort Canon, Colo., a first DIVISION period to!JChdown and tben rallied .708 the Colts to two gamet by down over. Novelty Shop 17 7 Hannan-Trace got one back in 12'11 111,2 . ~20 ing tbe Rams (2-5) at Lo1 Angeles, W. L. T. Pet. to gain a 16-7 victory Sunday in the 6 1 0 .1167 6th tnnual Pike's Peak Service the wild fourth period as together / ~<>hh>•on'• 121,3 lllh .520 24-1~. lhe' teams scored a total of 34 Stroh 's Beer 10 14 .417 Fl•ld Goal• /f~~~;;;;;;;;;;;~5~~~~0~.7~1~4~8o~w~l~g~a~m~e~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. points in the 12 minutes <lf scrim~ New Haven 10 14 Summerall's field Win go.all , of 37, 11 togainst Hannan-Trace of West Vir- Wisconsin's upset of Northwestern, and the Bucks' tiemg Jn· diana that hurt the most. Nobody did better than 11-4 on the 10-game slate. Everyone missed those four. Games that caused others trouble were the Point Pleasant-Ironton game , the Jackson-Logan match, and RavenBwood has a Jetson's re- Middleport at Wellston . Micky Williams missed two of those tard of 8-1 with its one lou being while Kermit Walton stumbled on Point's loss downriver . to Marietta, rated Class AA. Win. field ctosed its season Saturday Kenny ..-McElhinney stubbed his toe on Point Pleasant and Middleport. wtth a 10{) record. The results were a sha,keduwn in the middle of the pack, The West Virginia Secondary Sebools Activities Commission ia no change at the top where lawler Bill Porter rides herd folhand.Jmg detaus of the three play- lowed by Prof. Pearl Williams. fwo players tied for third last offs totlowing the unexpe<· ted week, Blll Brown and Don Hubbard, had 5-5 days, sLipped dhLb oi ~e(uuve becre t.~~.cy, W. .k.. mto a he !Or flttb place. Two others, Bill Childs and H.ich Fuitn. Jones, also tied for third last week, still are . McElhinney kick.lo' ugjtt died of a cerebral hemed himseU clear down to seventh, tied with Ron springer morbage at his home in ;HecJtley who now is mailing in his weekly predictions from Mt. Ver· lut week. non. . Here is the Panel's schedule for Thursday a.m. predictions: Pomeroy at Athens Gallipolis at Middleport, Wellston at Jackson, Logan at Nelsonville, Utile Reds (Parkersburg reUnltM Pr"' International serves) at Rutland, Point Pleasant at Wahama, Fairland at Harvtrd 14 Princeton 0 Kyger, Iowa at OSU,_!>U at Louisville, and Illinois at WisconDutmouth 22 Columble 0 sin. Bonus choice: wellston at Jackson the battle for the ma,lle. Pltttburgh 22 Bolton Coli... 14 SI,:OAL bacon . ' Syracu• 20 Penn St. 18 Roger Rose opened the Eastern Htlly Crou 17 8o1ton u. I Don Hubbard won the bonus game last week with a 14-7 scoring "in Lhc first period with a Penmylvtnlt 28 Ytle 11 pick of OU. over Marsha-lL He foresaw the exact spread as the J7-yard scoring run. Before the Army 14 Villanova 0 Jirst quarter was over Elton RittinaJ count was 21·14 for the Bobcats. ' Colpte 16 B"'knell 13 chie added a six-pointer on a 49Slood Record Saturday. Stands Pel. yard Iouth Cerollnt 22 Vlrt,nia 20 canter, and Durst got his Porter .. . .. .. . .. 1 52-18 11-4 58-22 .725 ur:;t of three TD's with a 6:S-yardThe Citadel I P,...byterien 0 P. WUilllms .. ... . 2 51'19 8-4 57-23 .712 er. CltmiOn 6 Dub 0 TtnntiHe 14 Loulslent St. 13 Cbllds .. .. . .. .. • 3 48-21 11-4 55-25 .889 Eastern 's extra point efforts Chorwl• 21 Ftorld• 10 Jones • , . .. . . . .. 3 49-21 8-4 M-25 .889 clime un a Coleman to Nick LeonAulaum 31 Misllltlppl St. 0 Brown . . . .. .. .. • 3 49-%1 5-5 54-28 .875 ard pass, and a run by Durst. . .WuiuiJpi 5t Chettenoop 0 Hubbard • • . . . . . . 3 411-21 5-5 54-28 .875 Cuae h · MarLin sirlgled out Durst AltUII'NI 19 Tulena 7 McElhinney . ..... 3 49-21 4.0 53-27 .863 and Gary Smith, tackle, for out· V.ndtrbllt II kutuclr.y 6 Springer • . . • • • . • 8 47-23 8-4 53·27 ~; tanrlin g defensive plaYlng, each .883 Nevy 22 Mlryltnd 14 Walton • . . . .. .••. 8 47-23 5-5 52-28 .6:;o ge lling Hi lackles, while Zenith Ohio lttte 0 lftdMna 0 M. WUllams • . • . • 8 47-23 4-11 51-29 Chortle Ttch 14 Notre OetM 10 .639 t.: hcvali cr. guard, was docked ln The playoff i& the lint of three tQ be pta)'ed in West Virginia. Opponenta; for the Claes AA and the ClaN AAA title contesu wiiJ be decided following final ratings, ·TELE ·IS ION GUJOE Durst Breaks Up Perfect Record FortrNiners, Giants, May Play For Pro Title llattle In Fourth Clubs Shrink ·Mter Important Victories In League Games Quarter Splurge TN'!!~:/~t?iot.~..•. ,... / E astern High School 's Eaeles ball's perfect record "club" today ended their 1959 footln.ll eason listed only four major teams among ..;aLili'day night at Point Pleasant it! 28 survivors. SPOR~ ' DESK Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 9, 1959--5 -~· - .The~· scr,lso-s~ ' ' ' • '' .~1 ·~. -~ .:.<' . ~\ ' I ·I' 111:00 19:1~ IQ:Itl IO:il 1\:10 r l' �. I ' ---------------------~ ' Class ATitle To Be Settled In Pt. Pleasant l t I SPORTS DESK Ravenswood and Winfield will meet on Saturday, :November 14 at Point Pleuaot for the Claas A cbampionsbip of West VirginJa, it hu been announced by Jonathan Four major upsets rocked The Daily Sentinel Prediction Y. Lowe, president of the West Vir- Panel l~st week. In Prep ranks it was Pomeroy's tie with Nel· &illia Secondary Schools Activities sonville and Athens bashing of GaHipolis, and coUege-wise, Commisalon. • "' -~- ' Eagles Rally With 3 T.Ds To Beat H-T ' ·! Foothall Scores Mi11ourl 13 Air Foret Acedtmy 0 Mlehl,.n 20 Illinois IS WiKansin 14 Northwntern 19 Iowa U Mlnnnoft 0 Mlehi~n Stitt 15 Purdue 0 Otclehome l6 "'-•n••1 St. 0 lewt State~ 18 Ntbn•k• 6 Arlr.UMI 14 Rlct 10 Sou. Mtthodlst 14 Tu . A. 1 M. 11 Saturday High School Cltnltnd Btnlldlctlnt 4 Clevtltnd Etlt 6 (tit) lhtktr Htlthh. t6 Euclid 0 Clevtltnd St.' $/tnilltul CFtV.Itnd Gilmore Aeao:e.my 0 Clntltnli Rhodta I Cltvtlend South 6 Cltwtlend Luthtrtn Etll 14 Klnt•ton 12 Clneland Jthn Marthtll 21 Cltweltnd w..t 6 lndltna Dtaf 14 Ohio D..f 6 Cleveland Wttt Tech 241 Cltvtltnd Lincoln 14 5' Dlini May Hold Key lo -"ig Ten Bowl Picture CHICAGO Uf'l - Illinoi s, an unpredictable fourth plucc team in the BIC Ten football race head· ed by Wi•con1in and Northwestern, mil)' hold the key tn the conference ehlmplon1hlp apd the Rose Howl. 'rh11 JlllnJ, wbo have won two lolt two and hed one in lh~ le•aue, meet the Badgen at Mud· bon, Wis., S.lurda)' and return home to te1t Northwe1tern the foUowtna week. when the Hit:: Ten aeuOa end1. Although they tlgure to bu underdog& in both conte11ts, tho lllllll h11v~' a record of coming up with 1urprlau llaJDJl the LHidJtlonal foe• oC tuch lcmg•tandlnll 11.1 Wi•· contln and Northwe•tern. The !Uadgen, wboae 24-19 vic? tory Uftr Northwestero was their fourth ttr&.lght Iince Josina;: the opener to PW'due, may meet an wilh 9 t1:1cklu. MORE SPORTS DESK ON PAOE 5 .417 10 14 .417 S..ton Hlths Jnd. 3 Games _Flanagan, a87. Jnd'. 1 Game - B. Clark, 241 Team 3 Games _ Elks, 2608. Team 1 Game _ Elks, 967. Top "5" Bowlers Searles 181 Louks 181 t11fford 179 Ohio Power Hawley Dickens Gripes On Officiating 49 and 20 yarda provided aU of New York's points Jn a 9-3 tri· umph over the Chlcago Cardinali Mlchlllllll, Nonhwettern, meanwhile, trUY· ell to Elst Llnslna next Siturd11y to moet MlchiJan State. If the once·beaton Wildcat• can Ket · by the Spartaftl, no amall tttk Jn Jt. ~elf, they wUI face an lllinl eleven unhampered by championtiUp Pl'fiiUrt. The Badtert cJo1e the 11111nn at Minnesota, the wetkeat team Jn the lea,ue with only en early vlc:tor)l over Indiana to 1how for · live ltiiUCI teata. handed Mlnneaeta ita ' fourth conference loes, 33-o, SaturdaJ. Mlc.higan Sttte peppered , J Purdue'• hope1 16-0 and Inditnt ~. ~ biUied Ohio State to t 1eoreleaa . lit In Saturd'1y'• actloa among the fiDJih iD 1 1 dead &eat, the Wiscon· lllo rna. .. ' ... ~~~the Bldeert end the"Wlldcall J team WC.uld llke]y pt the bid t fti tbe RoM Bowl, Io•• Thanks· . 18 0 0 20-38 7 0 7 12-26 Layne's 2Q-yard scoring Bobby ., .. • ' ' ,.t In Tuesdoy's Election Clair Spencer * .l Pi'••• ""*· wu ta. MW m.jar bJ•n In thf• ·~ Ohlo ~..,._ ~;;,·;;"'..;!Y;;;;w;;;il;;;h;;;ln;;;;-;;;;;;"".:;;;"'-:::'':;;::;;;;., ,momp,;... It -..... · HI~H '· LQ¥1 TEMI'S NEW YORK (]PI _ The lowest temperature recor.ded In the na· tion this morning was two degrees t>elow :rero at Marquette, Mich., airport , the U. s. Weather Bureau reported today. High Sunday was 88 at Thermtl, Santa Barbara and Tune In The · Lo• Ani ele•. caur. ASK $1.50 MINIMUM 990 SPOT On Y~ur. Radio Dial FOR TH·E, H.EWS Of n,. Ohio Vllll•r 8 A.M. 1 :55·P.M• 8:55 4-M. . 10 A.M. i:!S P.M. 12 Moon 5 ,,M. 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FALSE CHARGE 1 NEW YORK UPI - oseph Rub: 22, of Brooklyn, was a~;:quitted · on Friday tor the second time within a month of charges he used loud and bo i ~trous language or •nnoyed passers•by by tatkfng to them. He is a deaf-mute. SH~H RETURNS HOME TEIIRAN, 111.\N UPI ..::, .'1'1>6 Shah of Iran was back hom\ today from a four..t:Jay IJtate v.illt o Jor• dan. · I Sometimes It's Bette1 -Not To Tell The Truth jlliX . Uook ic of the year last season, the Minneapolis Lakors' ltotshot un wlld Sunday night as he: -Set a National Basketball break the rus nmg rccurd ot l ,OOU sorinlion record with 64 polnt&.lllS the Lakcrs defeated the Boston Celtk11, 136·116. The old mark ot j 63 W!~ s ~et by Joe Fulkti of Phila· I delphia In 19411. .. --:- f.:nal~lett . the Lakers to gam thc1r fast VIctory over Boston !11 23 sll·alghr games. . _-Ji a nd~d lhc dcf.c ndmg cham· pwn Celt1cs th~ir f1.1st defeat in seven ~am ea lh1s seaso~. B~ylor , a former Seattle Uni· vers1ty All-American who 11et a ~ormg standard for ~ost points '" a r~kie ~<cason, lut with 25 of 47 f1eld goal altempls. and was 14 £or 19 from the foul hne. He scored 21) points in the fJrat half, 30 in the second •. grabbed 17 rebou nd.s and had e1ght as!lsls. GOII<\e · IN HERE AND TA<KI' YOUR MEDICiNE, NANCY us 1:00 1:10 I:A 1:40 CalloiJ L-QO ''* uo t:86 *"' search! p:ao t:IID :.:*J-!":'.:t.:~~..;y~::..~:t ••*-•a.iatoe, _.._....,. ,.,.. v.a..,... ' Rock hauler. Road builder. Workhorse truck. Powered' tor Speed. Geared for pull. Self-leveling •tandem-axle traction. FORMICA H~'YY gussets. A• low 11 79t ft•. .. Strong tram~ It's bne .of International's family of six-wheeler&, ' A.. Ul41L 4-.... :.... t:l. .. w~ ~ '· ' "• w ' .. '• ~. ;;. . J., -l~ .,- "" • ' cuh lqon for any worthy pu.rpoae on. Slanature• onlt, car or furniture." PhQi>e finl fOf 1-trip 'l1lo ' Olctena •aid bl1 team wa• robbtld Cot a pi-ompl, private POY(HAT/'N, 0. (UPti - Un~ed lnternttlantl · Zl8 -East Mabr"Sti-eel · ' c " Elgin BaYlor i.s one player who •' ' doesn't belJeve in the sophomore 1.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,=,,,~,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,. I of a touchdown In the defenalve bltUe In Ohio Stadium. Dicken• 1aid moviea conflrmed hla view that Indi•na FuUblck VIc Jonea pu11bed acr011 the goal line from the o11e·yard line on 1 play ruled as no touchdown. Phyak:ally, Ohio State cam_, out of the atandoff rame Jn the wont th•pe since th11 Southern Cal- +'-~~:;:=:;;;::=--~Je~rr!!r~F~Io~1d~•~ln~J~u~ro~d!,:_~Jo~[~t~·~rm~·~·= ot Jap~e Th. sheet carried ••vera! exampl•• nBWflP•P•,. "art" - tl)art is, photography. Its subject!l' were fantaillcally gyr,at!I)¥ ~~:re~tll>ts ~aught in every P9,S!IIpn illl,iiMbJI!: If tblise ,p1ctures represent truth rather .than fiction "lap· Wrestlers push our rassling exhibitions, wild as they are, int& 'deep shade. .! L~in10n - Oep.art.._.,t StCM"e ,.-es \lellrHH ~ fi,. earlyJunclay .. .q, For Your Wonderful. Support the team that played the Buck· AMIRICAN HOCKi'Y UADUI eye1 to a scoreltlll Ue Saturdty Quebec 1 IJH"Ingfltld 1 olltrtlme complained about "aickmdna" of· CllftiM'Id 1 Rochetter 7 Provldeace 9 ·l uHelo 'P fi 11 lin 1• c l13dlana Football t;oaet' PbU Guard Don Young underwent a lea: operation Su11d1y fol" a torn llar:tment, Canton 1enlor Billy Went:. hu a 1evere ankle sprain, ttckle Dlck Mtebflel a bruiaed leg, tnd quarterback& Tom Matte tnd S 0 .667 S 4 0 .429 2 4 1 .429 ·t CIRCLE'S ROAST·TURKEY The Browns (~2) started the day Hed with Philadelphia for ~cond in the East. They knocked the Eagles (4·3) two games off the pace with an eat y, 28-7 vidory at Cleveland. IPrltiRI today whJle the COi.Ch of Jtme. WSA%roTV Cho,..._l 3. and kept NATIONAL HOCKIY LiAGUI Detroit York ) Wlal tquad Jn a mood to aquare COLUMBUS UPI - Otllo State'• ...ton 35 Ney Chiu" I matttfl lfter Slturd11y'1 20·19 lou footbaiJ squad nurled 1ores and t.o . · ' For AWonderful Thanksgiving Dinner the Giants a game ahead of the Cleveland Browns. ! 2~) pass to Tom Tracy in the flnal SUCCEeDS DUROCHER minutes enabled the Steelers LOS ANGELES UPt - Former (2+1) to tie the Detroit Lions Milwaukee Manager Fred Haney, (1-5-1) at Pittsburgh, 1().10. The who used to broRdcast the gamel!l Bears {3-4) held twice on their of the old Hollywood Stars in the one yard line in the second half f:Igie B.~ylor ~ji,}Yll,ng ureen l:lnd Ohio Unlvcrlftt~uld e nd in a tie for the I~,~;;,:: full ba<:k Bill (Cannol1btdf0 Mid-American Conference flgbt I 1 · scorc11 one tou CJHiown w 1111d Heidelberg, Ohio Wesleyan the g<~ nw :m d car ried 1ne b t~ JJ 30 IHI<l Wooatcr could tie for the Ohio tunes to !Wl a n IJ(.' rr•,·urd of 201 Conference crown .. Wayne State carr1 C1 m one season. He has one and Allegheny could tie for the game letl tnu~ y ~:: 11r, 11gamst )lt. runncrup apot in the PreBidents' umon, und needs only :i4 y<~rds to PRO R1i5ULTs NtUontl ltlketbiU Aatocl•tlon Phllt*lphll 134 Clnclnaetl 106 Srr•c:uH Ill Detroit 107 MlnnHpollt 1l6 Bo.ton 115 178 176 .. Riggs ---Sophomore Jinx Passing Up Yhrd!l set by w o u ~ler 1:1 '1om !Jin· The Mld ·American title won 't. be in 195:i. settled un\ll Nuv. 21 when Bowlin& S~Cirll Sl.- Toucl-tdowns l.irecn and Ohio U. play. llut the lo Lllc Ml(l·Amcnt.'all Conference i'~ Picons h11.vc a real fight on their hHnds Uus week when they play Oluo Umvc rsJ ly kl'Jll Hs hopes 1 ror a tie With lluwlm g Gret:m the fir11t ranking amall -collcue by downm!,. _ )h.rshall College of team in the nation-Delaware. Heidelberg probably ha.a the HUntington, w. Vu ., 21-1 4. OaHas tJarlJcr of Marietta put roughest rule of any team ln the lftutt! ·just alttin' and waiUn'. The his name 10 the s mall college rt'(Student 1-'rlncu' have finished otd books ati he scored six. tou c h· thci~ conference schedule but must downa and gained 373 yards In 28 111t and wait to soe If Ohio Wes- carr1es aa tne l'wnecrs blaHled Jeyan, which plays Denison, and Wasnmgton & Jeficrson, QO·O. ·Jop ~;ame s on lap tRJ& wetk Wooster, which plays Oberlin, can win and Uc them for Uw OC !fend Jowa agam st Ulllo .!it l 1na.rqucttf,J at l,:lll<:lrlnat.l Ohloa ~ crown. Lou 111 v1.uo, Xi.VJCr Ill 'Kentucky Musklngum threw the Ohio ConM.~am1 at IJuyton. ference into turmoH wJth a 28-8 win over Wooster, which was lead· mg the OC prior t o the game. , BOWUNG .Uy quarten: t~a ste rn United Press International Hannan Trace A Hollywood producer couldn't have concocted a more hair raising situation than the Ohio college conferen ce races th01t sta.rted their fade out this weekend with a 20·game schedule. fwo of the tour conference races in the state could end in a dead heat invmving flVe teams and another race could wind up With a tie l"or second place. Only Blutfton of the Mid-OhiO League and John Carroll of the President's Conference ha,ve ~alJ~.d. away outright championships. race. ~ashmgton , by Sam Baker and Pat .Summerall and you may wind up with Pacific CGtst Lea1ue; '!"ill succeed at Chictgo and downed the Green Hannon-Trace had 12 first downs l..t!o Rurncher as spon,c&ster on Bay packers , (3-4) In tbe other to Eastern'• ~:~even while Eastern NBC's weekly hseball broadcasts game; 28·17. 1 outgamcd its opponent 407 yards next season. San Francisco's victory, only ita to 202, total net ruahi.ng and p.lltS· in g. Hollywoodish i,inish Coming Jn Ohio College Grid Races Phila~elphia By EA\L WRIGHT United. Pr~ lnternatloul · " First Lt. Step~en Hlll, stat!<>~ed in Japan, mailed his Mom ~d Dad (the A. c. Hllls) a tear sheet from a Nip newspaper · recently. 1be .only trouble lo p.o one hare hilll taken time o~t · · from~~js regular d~ties at ho111e and work tp Jearn Japfflese. Couple Abe Woodson's 105·yard run with clutch field goals Plttsburgh Cbitago Gards 2 3 0 .286 Louisiana Slate, Northwestern the San Fran~isco Fort~·Niners entertaining the New York WI:STERN DIVISION gnHa with a 38-26 victory, rallying Penn State were bounced oJf G · h w L T Pd htrongly frum a 21H8 deficit in lhe and th e list during the week end, lants in t e National ootball League championship game. San Francisco 6 . 1 . 0. 857 1ourth quarter with a three-TD paleaving SYracuse, Texas , Southern Each of the 12 clubs has f.ive Baltimore 4 3 0 . 571 rad e. California and North Tens State more games and the staggermg second at Los Angeles in 10 tries, Ch' . c oac h Bob Martin's boys have Bl:llhmore CoiLs---defending league gave the team a fast start on its lCago Bears 3 4 0 .429 3 4 0 .429 Jas.luoned a 5·2·1 season, their best as the only major unbeaten-untied ehampion§-will certify that any- tough, four-g-.rnc road swing. The Green Bay thing csn happen. But the Forty- Forty-Niners visit the Bears, Los Angeles 2 :1 0 .286 ever, and w:th a 3 -~-c tkein in the schools. SoULhern VaHey Conference cop. Niners and Giants (both fl·l) top Colts and Browns before finishing Detroit 1 :S 1 .167 pc d third place In final standings. the division races and boost pow· at home against the Colts and !.xplosive tUJlning by 185-pound erful defenses to smooth their Packers. However, the Colts faee stretch drives. a harll job catching Sao Fraoclsco. fu ll back Bill Durst sparked the CITY LEAGUE OISCONTINUE TIJUANA Baker"s 46-yard field goal with After a game with the PackerS at fou r th qu<~rler rally at Point PleasHlth Scar" Nov. 3, 1959 PALM DESERT, Calif. UPI ant. Uown by two points in the High Three Game Ind._ Searles. only 11 seconds to play enabled Mil.waukee, the COlts eotertain Tbc $115,000 Tijuana Mexico Golf w urth period after Hannan ·Trace"s 571. the underdog· Washington Redskin11 the California clubl before play. Tournament bas been discontinued John hu~hes passed to fullback High Single Game-Wagner, 220 (3-4) to hand the Cotta (4·3) their ing them on tbe Welt coast, where and will be replaced by another . California tournament. t'arren Lcw1s for a 70-yard TD play Team Tbree Games - Fife NoV· second staight defeat Sunday, 27- they have won only once. Uur:;L br uke luose !or 43 yards to elty Shop 2606 . 24. The F.orty-Ninen, with WoodIn the East, tbe Giants have the 11core, then for 15 yards to seo~ Team Single Game _ Fife Novel- son's 1M-yard kickoff return the easiest schedule, playing three SERVICE BOWL CHAMPS again. l\1:1y Coleman put the game ty Shop, 934. key play, took pr(lmpt advantage of After entertaining COLORADO SPRINGS: Colo. UPI safely aw01y with a 4o yard sprint STANDINGS Wal!lbington'a help. They boosted Nov. 29, the Browns -Hamiltqn Air Force Base, Calif., lO pay dirt befnre the game WM Lort Pot. their Western Division lead over spotted Fort Canon, Colo., a first DIVISION period to!JChdown and tben rallied .708 the Colts to two gamet by down over. Novelty Shop 17 7 Hannan-Trace got one back in 12'11 111,2 . ~20 ing tbe Rams (2-5) at Lo1 Angeles, W. L. T. Pet. to gain a 16-7 victory Sunday in the 6 1 0 .1167 6th tnnual Pike's Peak Service the wild fourth period as together / ~<>hh>•on'• 121,3 lllh .520 24-1~. lhe' teams scored a total of 34 Stroh 's Beer 10 14 .417 Fl•ld Goal• /f~~~;;;;;;;;;;;~5~~~~0~.7~1~4~8o~w~l~g~a~m~e~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. points in the 12 minutes <lf scrim~ New Haven 10 14 Summerall's field Win go.all , of 37, 11 togainst Hannan-Trace of West Vir- Wisconsin's upset of Northwestern, and the Bucks' tiemg Jn· diana that hurt the most. Nobody did better than 11-4 on the 10-game slate. Everyone missed those four. Games that caused others trouble were the Point Pleasant-Ironton game , the Jackson-Logan match, and RavenBwood has a Jetson's re- Middleport at Wellston . Micky Williams missed two of those tard of 8-1 with its one lou being while Kermit Walton stumbled on Point's loss downriver . to Marietta, rated Class AA. Win. field ctosed its season Saturday Kenny ..-McElhinney stubbed his toe on Point Pleasant and Middleport. wtth a 10{) record. The results were a sha,keduwn in the middle of the pack, The West Virginia Secondary Sebools Activities Commission ia no change at the top where lawler Bill Porter rides herd folhand.Jmg detaus of the three play- lowed by Prof. Pearl Williams. fwo players tied for third last offs totlowing the unexpe<· ted week, Blll Brown and Don Hubbard, had 5-5 days, sLipped dhLb oi ~e(uuve becre t.~~.cy, W. .k.. mto a he !Or flttb place. Two others, Bill Childs and H.ich Fuitn. Jones, also tied for third last week, still are . McElhinney kick.lo' ugjtt died of a cerebral hemed himseU clear down to seventh, tied with Ron springer morbage at his home in ;HecJtley who now is mailing in his weekly predictions from Mt. Ver· lut week. non. . Here is the Panel's schedule for Thursday a.m. predictions: Pomeroy at Athens Gallipolis at Middleport, Wellston at Jackson, Logan at Nelsonville, Utile Reds (Parkersburg reUnltM Pr"' International serves) at Rutland, Point Pleasant at Wahama, Fairland at Harvtrd 14 Princeton 0 Kyger, Iowa at OSU,_!>U at Louisville, and Illinois at WisconDutmouth 22 Columble 0 sin. Bonus choice: wellston at Jackson the battle for the ma,lle. Pltttburgh 22 Bolton Coli... 14 SI,:OAL bacon . ' Syracu• 20 Penn St. 18 Roger Rose opened the Eastern Htlly Crou 17 8o1ton u. I Don Hubbard won the bonus game last week with a 14-7 scoring "in Lhc first period with a Penmylvtnlt 28 Ytle 11 pick of OU. over Marsha-lL He foresaw the exact spread as the J7-yard scoring run. Before the Army 14 Villanova 0 Jirst quarter was over Elton RittinaJ count was 21·14 for the Bobcats. ' Colpte 16 B"'knell 13 chie added a six-pointer on a 49Slood Record Saturday. Stands Pel. yard Iouth Cerollnt 22 Vlrt,nia 20 canter, and Durst got his Porter .. . .. .. . .. 1 52-18 11-4 58-22 .725 ur:;t of three TD's with a 6:S-yardThe Citadel I P,...byterien 0 P. WUilllms .. ... . 2 51'19 8-4 57-23 .712 er. CltmiOn 6 Dub 0 TtnntiHe 14 Loulslent St. 13 Cbllds .. .. . .. .. • 3 48-21 11-4 55-25 .889 Eastern 's extra point efforts Chorwl• 21 Ftorld• 10 Jones • , . .. . . . .. 3 49-21 8-4 M-25 .889 clime un a Coleman to Nick LeonAulaum 31 Misllltlppl St. 0 Brown . . . .. .. .. • 3 49-%1 5-5 54-28 .875 ard pass, and a run by Durst. . .WuiuiJpi 5t Chettenoop 0 Hubbard • • . . . . . . 3 411-21 5-5 54-28 .875 Cuae h · MarLin sirlgled out Durst AltUII'NI 19 Tulena 7 McElhinney . ..... 3 49-21 4.0 53-27 .863 and Gary Smith, tackle, for out· V.ndtrbllt II kutuclr.y 6 Springer • . . • • • . • 8 47-23 8-4 53·27 ~; tanrlin g defensive plaYlng, each .883 Nevy 22 Mlryltnd 14 Walton • . . . .. .••. 8 47-23 5-5 52-28 .6:;o ge lling Hi lackles, while Zenith Ohio lttte 0 lftdMna 0 M. WUllams • . • . • 8 47-23 4-11 51-29 Chortle Ttch 14 Notre OetM 10 .639 t.: hcvali cr. guard, was docked ln The playoff i& the lint of three tQ be pta)'ed in West Virginia. Opponenta; for the Claes AA and the ClaN AAA title contesu wiiJ be decided following final ratings, ·TELE ·IS ION GUJOE Durst Breaks Up Perfect Record FortrNiners, Giants, May Play For Pro Title llattle In Fourth Clubs Shrink ·Mter Important Victories In League Games Quarter Splurge TN'!!~:/~t?iot.~..•. ,... / E astern High School 's Eaeles ball's perfect record "club" today ended their 1959 footln.ll eason listed only four major teams among ..;aLili'day night at Point Pleasant it! 28 survivors. SPOR~ ' DESK Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 9, 1959--5 -~· - .The~· scr,lso-s~ ' ' ' • '' .~1 ·~. -~ .:.<' . ~\ ' I ·I' 111:00 19:1~ IQ:Itl IO:il 1\:10 r l' �' ""···-·- ,., CHUCKLE FOR TODA1 INSIDI JOlt Xt Gamma Mu Chapter Meeting Wtll Be Held Tuesday Evenmg The regular meeting of XI Gamma Mu, Chapter of lhe Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorority wlll be held Ibis Tuesday evenmg at 8 00 at lho D A V Hallm Pomeroy At the meeting the members will ...,1st wltb tbe labeling !or the Christmas Seal letters of tlle MelliS co nty Health and Tu Duffy Mrs.. Charles Blake berculGSls Ali.!lu at on wlfh Mrs Wallace Bradford and Mrs Dan White of the .\JSOciation preaent Soronty members are allo beLnJ reminded to br ng the r tables and cards to be used at the card party which the sorority liJ sponaorin.J this Thursday to the meeting The party will be held at the Grace Ep scopal Par sh House m Pomeroy and UckeU may be obta ned from the sorority members: Eleanor Ctrcle Meetmg To Be Held Thur,sdQy The Eleanor Cltele Gf the Heath Methodist Oh~b of Middleport will meet this- comrng Thursday even ng at 7 30 ia the 60Clal rooms of the church ~ Mra Norma W lcox will be tile devot.ional leader and Mt4l RalPh Zur del of Pomeroy wtll ~ak ~m Ohrut -an EduC.IItioo for Chijd. .... Hostess for the evening wiU be Mrs All1e Hawley and Mr& Grace Johnson Heath Method 1st Plans Thanksgtvmg Supper Nov 22 Plans were made Sunday even n,g for a Thanksgn'ing supper wh1ch wt i be held at the lleath Methbch.st Church m Mtddleport by the Jun or MYF of tme church on the 22nd of November Those -1ncluded In lh.is are de rourth f fth and s xth grade6 of the dhuNh Leaders of the Jr MYF are Mrs Haymon Konkng'ht Mrs L W .McComas and Mra Jack Bech tie and they are planrU.ng to prepare the meal far the younrg peo- ple Syracuse Soctal Events By Mra. A. Slulc Mrs Pearl McBride and Mrs Robert Jlanlen The Presbytenan Church was decorated as a spook hoti.se w tb the gueata beiDC welcomed by the fortune teller wben Mra &bert Crow entenained the Live Ware Class of wbleb the IS the teacher with a Hallowuen party on Oct 21 Prizes were given with Eleanor Kay Schneider winning first pr ze for the prett est costume Bobby Crow the 'U1liest Clance Nnrr s and Nanc:y Parker as the furu.11est Games were played and an Apple bobb ng contest wu beld At tendlna: were the above named and Johnny Litle Jimmy lhle Sharon Ctlttrlll Vada Rose Teafor~ J1mmy Hard,ea Patricll London Pamela and Bobby Sylvester Donald Har den Jimmy Crow Rebccea Jimmy and Brenda Hawk Fritz S1sson B lly Jewoll 'llhe Firemen s room in the c ty ball waa decorated in keeplng of Halloween for the awardmg of pnzes wh ch wu followed by a rt~ cord hop on Frtday eveninl Oct 30th Judges Morrl.t R~en Kat hi'YI!r. Croy ,Hermon London and E-va Mae Ph Haps p1cked as Wmners were prett est Eleanor Kay Sch ne det Sbarun and Lmda Rousb uglieat Bill 0 ler ar~d Nancy Par ker Clever st Kc th L sle and Bob by Sylvester Roll caU was answered by 8 members when the Syracuse Gar den Club met for their meeting In c:1ty ball on Tuesday evening Nov 3rd Mrs Ada Slack club prest dent opened the meetmg With tbe readlng of lhe Women s Creed which was followed with the 'n-ord s Prayer ln unlson Mrs Beulah G1bbona told about tbe f1rst Tbanksg v ng D•r and Mrs Jes &ie CottrW read .an arbcle on What Happened To The May flower ClVIc Committee reported that prograss was belfli made 11n the Nati\'tty Scene to be added to the Christmas decorahons at the c ty h111I The olvlt eomouttee is to meet w th the Ladles AuxllllrY FIre Dept Monday Evemng Plans were made for the annual Chrtstmu d nner and party which w1U 'be held on Dec 11th A IWc gift exchange wall be held and a p"ze for the prettiest wrapped package Named on the menu eom mlltee for the dmper weu Mrs. Margaret Cottrill M~~~ Carre Sin cla r and Mrs MarY Hubb4rd The clubs scrap book was d scus sed ,,. Slick hos es!i served re freshtnenbl to the abo\e named and Misses Eleanor Carroll and J\oae Ann Thew Smglna: of the class l!long Blest Be The Tie opened the October Meetmg or the Presbyter an Sun shil e M.aD!n Class when tltey met at tbe home or Mrs Robert Wh tc The meet ng was n charge (If the pres1dent Mrs Dunald L sle Mrs l)onald Cottrlll led the devot ~ons Reports wert! glvert by the secretary and tressurer A Bible quest on sess1on was held The travehng basket sent by GraC:e IPICJj(L CONCLAVE OUer went to Mrt Diek Wine A sPeclf.l oonclave Qf the Ohio brenner The meet ng cloted WI\h Valley Commandery No 2A K T the Benediction others attend will be held Tuea:day Noftmbet mg were Mrs D ck Harrts Mra 10 at '1 30 p m B F Parmelee, George Sehneader Mlss Gertrude E Commander announced today MEIGS THDTRI l'oml!r01 Ohio TONIGHT end TUIIOAV SAY ONE FOR ME Btnc Qooeby Debb.le Reynolds UNBELIEV rtt TRUE- 3 Complete Rooms ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR s595oo ot Rocl word lut of her brolft8r Partlow djed Strandi- INCLUDING A Frigidaire ' Like berybody Elae FAVOR OUR FINE DRY.cLEANING Our expert team of aldUed teebnl<lano working In our moclmt plant ...,... with quality worlunanalllp every Refrigerattr •ncl •i•• Rance .. fu!l Gu ... COifs • Ia PIJitln)' $100 fer 6 •••t•s OIIIJ BAKER l aollla••• .. a f!loaua ~iiiiiiThunday • time Lei uacloall your clolheo bl•'\!'•la tool DRY U~IO.Flln FUR.HITURE O.llot ....lilltCar•la Q '1. .aJ ; ....\1 . Robert Htll • Is Honored On Hts 8irthday • Allerl0 mi_!lr d!i"~!' 'rho "'nd " ' - ....... ,... ,_ ...... - ..,...... -ot t11o••• - - Ill"•• """' .... oy~.. ._ - .. eolliw •'!\! _ _."......,. onil IIOwi. Wclili Rko • """'.!*,. IDOl In - whH* 'lil!h pink or iblut prlnl G~NY'~wri's, W:.U:nG!Iwiii~'· P.UAMAs ;; - I 'r ' • .,;:.sl!!'B sa 'to 40. I ..; ('o\lltl b 5 ......._. WI& putting llyta, In a 10ft drink machlM at tlw pellc. atltlon. NO 176 & U\tf N~othet • so• Ohio......,-UnltMI ' " ' ' l11twn.tleMI .. ..._.............. alld contlnlled warM -..tit.. Pomeroy Middleport Ob1o Tuesday November 10 1959 Hennesy Wins Pomeroy Sweeper Problem To Given Back To Council By Cof C Promotion Petty Officer The problem as to wbetber or not Pomeroy wiD continue to have a street sweeper was tossed back Into the laps of the Pomeroy Council Monday evening when tbe l'llmeroy Cham her of Commerce mdicated that the feeling was that the mer chants of Pomeroy had already done lbe~r part In providing the street sweeper in the frrst place Cbamber Pres dent Le1lie Fultz however d d mdu:ate tbat m cOD venaUooa wttb !dilon Hob8tetter who bad beaded up the mercbanU fund ra sini drive that be (Hobatetter) if Council took no immediate action would do atl tbst be could to cont nue to obttm the eooperatlOD of the mercllantll in retamm&: the sweeper umt In other bus ness before the Chamber sess on President Fultz read a letter from Congressman Walter Moeller whkh stated tb.at no appropriations were made for tbe locks and dams uprtver at Ra .cine and Reedsville for 1960 1 he leMer md cated however that apuroprtat ons for 1061 would include a requeat lor $:so 000 for engineer ng up to the actual con atruct1on on the Racine Dam and $'7150,000 for the complete en lineer ng and beginning of eon atruqtton at Reedsville ~tz urged the attendance 1t the ~nnual Rural Utban dtnner at the Rutland High School Nov 20 at '1 8D P m Ted Reed Rotary PrWdent 1tated that tbe Middle Port Pomeroy Rotary Clqb were tolng as a body as the1r regular meeting Secretary Clyde Kirk: land newly appointed secretary of the Chamber replaeing Ron Sprlnpr has tickets for anyone desi,rln• t& attend Bob Elberfeld Chatrman of the reUIJ committee of tile Chamber reported bil oommUtee hive al ready met to make Jilan• lor ~e upcommg Cbrlltmaa aeason e "'rtounced that anOther meeting would be be'ld th11 Wednesday •t 7 30 1p Dr Norbert COmpton a afflee .a})ove Goeoler Jewellf sWr.t.P.~d \ll'Ced aU merchants to attend!, ·when final Plans 1ot Cbl'11t m.. deeoratine H;qme ~ )!tall dtcOJ'atinl: contest;. oommunit)' tree merchant promoti.M and othf!r plans tor JeUin& tbe Chr11t maJ aesson undetwar wiluld be made ---- and _,.,....., ._., f•lr rathr rnllcl tonlaht WHM. . y ciMr •nd tvrfdntt cohltr wtth 1 cbMal ....- ------ South Bethel EUB Revival Meeting \ueetmg Opens Wednesday f!"m Bureau offlclal only hope for a umted Meet Thursday for all marki:ttng methods to a aeoutera m the M:GM Dlatrlet wm be held Thursday at 1 30 ...p m at the new Kn:er Creet Elemen tary School W C Dletton dia trict cbalTmlb said today Tbts meetiqg lneludell the round tables tor leaden of CUb Scout InK and Bo7 ScouUq A. B Sum merville wW conduct the Cub round tsble when there wUl be a diiC~IiOn or a pow WOW MerrtU Br 111 and Waller Wal ker w n. conduct the Boy Scout round t1ble there will be the quarter lt each poat In the d1stnct advlsort tonduded by G w Dow The primal')' purpose of this cabmet meetinJ Mll be to tG the coun held in Huntinl ll~,:~::~~j~, Cabinet for reprl!!sen year as urgmg tbat all repreaenta.Uve1 and tbe dlatr1ct plan to thts very important meeting to make fmal for clwqg out tbe c:aleadar Simeral To Speak At Meigs Farm Bureau Meeting ot the nattonal group the three-day annuiH llI~::;r:: I;~~~~~~~~=:; Meigs Farm Meeting Wednesday .aga n annual meeting time the State and Melil Coull ia bold ng Its annual meecmg II 1969 at Salisbury School at 7 40 P M ~rved by the loT A of creamed ch cken ngs Tickeb are 1~::al!abl•t.he attnmm the off ce and from 1, members and youth ~ou~ill ;;. •.;;;;;•;. Dmner w 11 be \VestVir~s 1-H State-Wide Winners Named .... Bonll Attending the meetmg were Fultz Clyde President Leslie Kirkland Bob Elberfeld Fraak lin Rber Ted Downie Norbert COP~ Jl. leport Council To Make Protest PUOO On Proposed Electri~ Hikes DiSalle Under Fire As Farm u • i\IGM District To tbe monthly meetinc 81NLJU yoar marks an Important county ora:anlzsUon will not in the lu to your support, serve the need• of Councilmen Vote Unanimously To Fight C&SOE Rate Increase An official protest Will be flied with lhe Ohio l'llblic Utili lies Commission by Middleport counCil agamst a further ID crease in electnc power rates requested by the Columbus and Southern Ohto Electnc Company November 3 But councilmen who voted unanimously for solicttor Ber nard Fultz to ftle the protest expect few- tf any- practic¥tl IGrindley Named AsOerkFor The County Court Ver fteat Orl was made today n£ the appo ntment of R E Buck Grindley as clerk n the ofltees of the County Court under tJhe junr d1ction of County Judge Emmett Peoples Judge Peoples today approved the appo nlment by the County CommiSSioners and announced t 1at Gnndlev would work on a part lime basis With a salary of $126 R" P..l Hook& per month Creal on o( tlhe post was made An old fashioned ReviVal Meet by the enactment of the Ohio Leg inJl: w:Ul begin at the South Bethel lsklture n antiClpat.ion of ncreasEUB Church on Sllver R1dge tbUI ed court at" v'lt es as tile result of Wednesday nlght November 11 other Jcg s ation passed earlier contmuillf tm Saturday night Nov Gr1ndJey and Peoples were opember 21 ponents for Ule Couvty Judgestnp Services beg n at 8 00 p m at tbe last time t came up for elect on Wlth Peoples emergmg Hooks M1mster of the a, the v ctor :~uoe!! .!':!ii bf domg tbe preach ng a(bne~ for the c:h ldren w II 1te brought by the ;&~~~~:::,:~. one of the members of The mu1tc will be furnuhed bY local talent and anyone el~ that comes that would 1 ke to s ng Wedne.!lday night the Tuppers prayer meeting group will .and attend the meet1n1 m&ht the Lo.tLrld.ee EIJE: J Cbw~ih .will dbmi•• and attend tbe s mv1ted to attend COmpton Bob Jacoba Ted bed Bob Hoeflich Jlftd Dlet Owen • eM 11 Ql io '"'' 1 1 b 51• 1 th &. ohlo IRANTIIORD On1 U'I-P"'ko tiMMy lm"MtlitltH c-.l•lntt that VOL XI ' Seven Tl) Seek Meigs-Co. Ag Society Posts sulls Councilman John Zerkl~ moved or the protest whale dlSCUSSIOD t;ntered on the v ew that if aU owns wou d do I kewtse the ef cet might alow up utility requeeta for more Increase• It wu polnted ut that Frankhn County fou&ht he ut J y s recent rate nerease nere and lost an ali-out contest efore the PUC Rev Fred I Gardner who of(er d the prayer to open the meeting au summed up what he thought he effect of protests might be You never can ell th11 m1sht ot do any good now bul t e<Juld ater llD Sol e tor Fultz wdl appear at near ng before the PUC to explain he towns protest Council also - Urged the sollc tor to reach an greemenl w1th the Oh o Fuel Gas o n the d spute between the uti] y and the village on meaDing of tlu.: fuel cost alause n the cur rent rate contract Fultz aa1d be so far bas been unable to get faceto-face With company represeata t1ves The uttllty meanwhile., an nounced by tetter .a one hall cent h1ke m gu rates hen effective in December 1n accordance w th the contract � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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