https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e6664aa70214ea8feffe391af4ee3ba.pdf e5cb0c390a56638a566804582ee3b6b8 PDF Text Text ' ""···-·- ,., 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 �•' ' . . ·tfiE- DAILY SENTINeL Coamlentatin~ :!=-Dally Senlinei,Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. !O, !958 • AmerlcOfls in a]J walks of life ~ increasingJy concerned O'Ver the damage that protracted and costly Labor-management diSputes ihntct on the economy and unity o[ our country. They question whether the material losses to both workers and companies and the inevitable resentment left iD the public mind, are worth whatever gain either disputant ob- tains. And they long for an idea that will attract ~tb sides to observe the principle . "not who's right , but what 's right ." Among the impartial clements that are working to bring about tha·t attitud(' . one has achieved notable success in persuading warring factions to abandon selfishne:.s and ad opt fairness. It is Moral Re-Armament, an organization dedicated to advance just dealing between peoplea, nations and social elements. MRA's philosophy is simple but prolound: ' HWhen men change, conditions change that cause strikes and lockouts . . . Selfishness and ideological blindness in both management an~ labor are used by Communism to break down the economy of t~ free world ... We Americans must live ou1· God-given ideology to bring the answer to Communism, corruption, division, cJictaturship and des- bert. Golllpoli<: James 1. sw;sher, Cheabife; Jeffrey Dean Sheets. f;alJlipoli•; fta;y E . Lee, Pomeroy; MrJ. 'Beycle Paul Stejlhens, Henderson; , --.;.,..,." Chrlati Ann Martin , Gallipolis. J,O EE Nov. 8 ~ Mn. Dennie P- Martin. • The Whit~ Rose Lodge of Mkidle- GtlllpoUa; Mrs. De1mar Lewis port will meet this Wednesday af· Oan(, Cheahlre; Mrs. William Bryternoon at 1:3o at the .American an Cooper, Gallipolis; Mary Ellza· Legion Hal l. All members are urg-• ~h Newell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ed to be present for the election of Carl Maynard, G.alliJ)olis; Mrs. A.bofficers. ner Jacob S.bcoek, Northup; Mr. Homer IA!:roy Adkins, Gallipolis. NEW ARRIVAL Dischatge,s, -NoY. 7: Mrl: Don Mi. and Mrs. Richard Stolten- HJ!.m)J..Wn. GeorJ~ &. 1!qpe, Mrs. hoff, (Charlene DiUard) or Colwn- Wlll!am C. Burns and lii£ant, Mrs. and itltant; bua are announcing the birth of a ~Wllha~ fl. Gregory seven pound, 2 ounce son oa Octo- ;Hs. JaUt':' Gutn~er and infa_nt; ber 29. The baby has been named Mrs. Fra.ni D. l!:xhne, Mrs. Manon Brian Richard and was bor'n at the E. Hill, ~len V.---Htrtterfi.eJd, Mrs. ML Carmel HospJtal in Columbus. 1Ernie V. Keston, Sheramn J('. .M.o ats Mr. and Mrs. StoltenhoCf 0~ Parla, r Mr•. John W. EYans, .!\neil E.. Tu!!k · France, are the only livin g grand- er, "Mrs. Clarence R. Fihher, John parents. J. Alllson Jr .. Dennis Eu,cene Pack, George R. Homan, ~enneth R. Wamsley .. FOX HUNTERS TO MEET November 8: Sharon Kay Hale. Members of the .Meigs County Mrs. Sam V. Oyte, Mrs. EpaminonFox Hunters Association wi11 hold theit monthly meeting at Bald das Rollins 1ird infant Mrs. Arthur Knob, Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 7 :30 Wiltiam BroWn and infant. Mrs. p. m. Officers for t&e next year will Purl H. Van Meter and infan(. Char be elected. All fox hunters are les C'urmette, Mra. Le1and P. 1Wlltd, Vlol1 Jean Wills, Ellen Siders, ·Rouried to attend. bert Lee Howell. • 8it1hll Nov. 7: A son to .)Jr. and SP,O.GHETTI SUPPER Mrs., Eugene Mil-ch, Pt."lmetoy; A The Racine B11nd Boosters are sponsoring a spaa;betti supper on da ~\ghter to Mr. and Y.ra. ~ward l?riday, November 13, with serving E. Fisher, Oak Hill; A 1100 to Mr. to start at S:30 at the higb achool. and Mrs. Tommie" HarriS, Viht(ln· The band will play from 7:30 to 8 Twin daughter! to Mr. and p. m. A record hop will follow the Brycle Paul Stephens, Hendtinon. concert. Bill Mlller of WMPO will . be the MC. Da ybook p ~ur How well this viewpoint has worked in mauy critkal cases is seen in many settlement s in which MRA's counsd was heeded. Among these are : ThP dispute between National Airlines and the Air Line Pilots associaUon; the Communist-in spired strike of British dock workers; many wo1·k stoppages in the German coal and steel , the Italian chemical, French textile and Brazilian maritlme inDUstries·. t.o·J RA ·s gqod servicfS to actual or imminent ~.:ontroversies which threaten America's econ()ffiy and social harmony are readily a,vailiib le_Not as an arbiter nor partisan, but as an ad vorate of just pe~ce . 4 'The Orne is ripe for an appeal, not to selfintC'rest but to the hunger for great living that lies deep in every man ... Either we sacrifice our selfishness for our nation or sacrifice the nation to our selllshness __ . The l finish ." It iB to be hoped thlt the stren&th and truth of these words will serve as guides to industria~ pe3ce through the devotion to peact• and justice that mark the true character of America. Second or a series on Meigs County's • Volunteer Jo'lre Departments. . ~lmost any morning newspaper coming from our larger cthea will provide a story of juvt!ililc crime or or young peo· pie ln trouble. Gang11 are orga~ized , stt·eet fights are broken up by police, and pla-nning ~ess10Ps are ht=l~ ~n _dark alleys. Distinctive jackets ate ldentlfylng dress. lmtlatlon of the new memberst is • tecrtt . rltual. The publicity i~ These youn~ men are lt=armnJ the volunteer lesson early. They know what u·rvlce means, for li_H!Y . urc growius in civic rc~pon­ s JbilltY , and acknowledge that some juh11 don't nl!erl a weekly pay ehllrk to m~:~ke them worth'Wh'lle. They are ta1\lng the satl.srac!'tlon of llaving their nei.:hbors depend on 1hem at they eagerl)' answer 11 clil l for help. These Juniors are rece iving <~n education in fire righting, fire prevPnlion 1nd fint aid that wlll last tltl'm II lifetime . A Iirsl band in~pl'ctlon or lhe rosult11 of carcles1 llorawe of gasoline. smokin~ or eleetric•l wiring is 11 potent fire preventlnn. loctun. 1'be!le s-cene• are not easily for~otten. The value of those leJJ.sons In life and mom!y con never bu under eJd!mat<'d . A>- therte youn.~~: firemen care qut.&h 2f. Break· tut food 21i. Biblical Clt,y I PO!'IIo) 28. Non- prof.,•· leAn11•r'• color for and use their equipment they gain reapect for fine fire fighting apparatus and the value of ptllper maintance. Not only do Uley gain respect for fire equipment but they learn the importance of being -careful driYers and ob•erYIng all the rule• of aafe driving. The social aide of, thia organization is important. too, t>etause it gives these :t"Oung men a feel ing uf "belonging". Not all of these character building benefits are for the juniors. The men of the Racine Department are learning too. that the im[)Ortance of " men working with hoys," is far reaching. From a practical viewpoint the Racine Volunteer "11moke~aters'' are providln.il the department with a stream of well trained future membcn1 as the J\Jnlors grllduale to be Seniors at the age of 18. This is in addition, to the faCJt that the Jtmiors proYide a protec tion for the town of Racine whlle the oldflr members ar6 out of town anKwering "calls." Therefore, I offer a salute to the Racine Volunteer Fire Depart· men\ for th!;!ir tfrpr~ in training ~·oUJli lllen the importwe of tbe words "L'ome A'Ihmr~Ni'?' . I The Ohio Cmnpany tion output Into building, Underwrites Stock more &o% of Jts direct con:rdru-ction. Of Marion Brick tiOn room homes. ia Most productoil 7li mlllioh . goes and product is shipped from tbe kiln , to Marion's distribuarea covert Ohio and Michl gan and extencb from B03ton Ma1a. to Madi1on, Wis. It ebip~ to- plrtll of Kentucky, Indiana, tnoll, New Yoi& and Caraada. DurlnJ tbe pall five yean ales have inereaaed more thin 3 timea prt#ta after taxea -have risen ntore tbtn. 1~ tim ea. For the 1 months ended Septe1J1ber 30 1959, profit"• after t&xea a~ nearly d.;mbiC' tbOIC' of the entire ltt~Ng tlhcal period. if.Uage. ment ex.pe$ that earnin111 per common •hare for the fuU ft.eal yeer, ending February 29, t96o, will be more thu double thoa:e of tbe 1159 fi&cal year. Officers and dtrecWra of the company are WUUam S. M:errill'\en president and director WUUam S. Merriman, Jr ., executive "Y1ce president and dlrector; Dr. C. D. Dwight. vice Jltealdent and dil"e(tor· Janwr.r..4.:. ·lfedgpeth vice p~· EDITOR'S MAILBAG To ·The Editor: Th~t Pomeroy Senior Mothers wish to thank aU those who had , a part in making the Record Hop held Saturl\ay night at the Junior High, I hug'e success. It is a pleasure . to see our -chlldrtn enjoyinl! wholttorne entertairunent such 1s that furnithed by Bill Miller of Radlo ' Station WMPO: Over 200 were in attendance, 1 mOJt orderl":Y, well-behaved group of beppy, danCing boys and girls. O~te dan~ oonte11t wu won by Sue Phillips and DiVe Bbney, another by Charles Kitchen and L)'n.n ·suehlnan. TinY Nancy Thompson, d1ugbter of Danny · and· Louise Thompson .drew the n1me of Jeffry Gibbs as wlnnt!rl of the door prize, a box of cand).r. Pomeroy Senior Mother~ aNp1anning linother Record Hop for rr.;~ m- Ml cal for cas•• MJ'& PLAN RUMMAGE SALE The Senior Mothers of MHS are holding a rummage sale this Friday and Saturday in the Calder· wood building next to the Smith Clothing House. Contributors are asked to .bring their articles to the building on Thursday afternoon or to the home of Mrs. Alfrfd Rouah at 405 Lincoln Str~t, Middleport. ITY OAN Two Birthdoys · Observed Sunday E. J - TracY and Griff .RUiseU celebrate4 their b1rthdl)'s Subday with a turke)'- dim;er at the Ruasell home in BracJbury. · Preaent were "Mr. and M'ra. Tr.a· ey and Mr apd Mrs. Ruben. Mr. All•••• 35. Dwell utertllb!.lnl 88. Fib ,o. Matt IJ. Inacttve bev· 13. Flat-topped •rare hll 81. Tbol• Cbuncil Protest ' f(clntinued , , . p... Obt, Scrubbing keeps natural gas the cleanest· fuel • an town ... ;!!•• , COmmunity IICOVII IPACI CAPIULJ-Tbe MerctU7 IJ)aee (!IJ)I111e, tblt ' wu hurled 3S,doo ~ hllb b7 a t.Jttle Joe rocket, wu reoovered within 41 Dllrnitea Df tlrinc by the N1V7 aalvalfl ahlp Pre.tet'\!Br, about ftve mite! oftlhore from &be IU&ootr prNnt VF.STF.RYUR •t Watlopl &laDd, "Vt. It II 1 modtl ot' the capaule whJCb wiiJ carry man Into orb!' llba'lt da;r. At top. a Det le dropped' lftto WaW to ptber ·m !~* At bottom it ~ ~onto ab1p. Suspended mnatural gas. , The "dry" scrUbber (at top) is a 40-incb ' f;liame"ter tank containiq a bundred or more. small lubea ·through which the gao I• w!Urlod. lu the auaoes tbtoual>, fcnlptiel" tnd liquids. beiDJ beavier, ~ ud drop 0111. The horizontal •c:rbbl>or fj111t above) """' oll....a.t metal l!ilurfaees to trap foreip motte~'- plUI a IGCdoD that worb oo the dry scrilbber priac:iple. The third it a thrC0'1'1we oil-bath _ , . . , , ia - lhrOUJh a mill utr.-. Scrubbed ond,.....,..bbod many-· the PI..,. .sonco our cualOIDUI-Utility ~paoiCll in a dozeD.or men 1ta•• c~ truly bo uid: to IN! tbe •cJoeDW l*i ia toJra." ~ II L L 0 'lV uathtr. In thlt almplt A. It ...,.. ... C.Js•lt•• ........ " 0· 1~,'!' Y ;lll[•a.~i,~ f r J.JI." !jl~j~'X Entt!irtd II ·lltK!OIItt filM MIIIII'JI m1tter at the poll: alttce at Potil· aroy, Ohio. an au llftrt• )lltlrt, ~ ,,... word~ • NaUanal edwt1IIIDI repnillltl. II~?: l!oltlne~' ·lttmllon. !!'e. " , ~s~ft~~ ~ AZVV - TO" ·· ' ,o .Nt!'tf J" IH"A. A"·· ' ' llt0\!11, .'.,.:.t.i.... ., 100; ....1-illl!ll;-fl. . ; . .. \ Thwmlslio• '' - ~ .- /'~uw,.,;. ~ ~·~ . IOUS!Ol, TIXAi ' - ' -VEPGIT, U. PROCUIORI•~ ' ~~~~~....• QrU<ho~ ............. ~~··· ' SPEC!AL I.)NTIL NOV. 21st Reg. UO.OO PE~MANI!:NTS •... Ollly $7.00 . . iec:uty.$alan ~·· ... ·~ .. o~:w "-door and i-cloor statiDD wqon, banltop. f.door and 2-door iCdan! Se'Yen·IOphi•ticated COlon. Hancbome interlon appointed ia distinctive p1eatCid vinyh or dot.ru. Nobody ebe has them. Why aettle for leas? MIDDLEPORT. \ rr .. ..., ' ·•r' topped a11 other eights in Jat year's Mobilgu Economy Run. HiiYe your cal.e aDd eat it, too. The V..S Lart (a-11 jlllt a li.ttle. more than thcl "6'.' olfen all the advantagn of new d.imen1ion cat1 plu1 porent performance matched to ec;onomy. The "six" often ~pirited performiloce with JICiltl!l' fuel economy. Why be limited?: Cboote with The Liirkt (lmporttud! The Uric c014;14J Jafel)• r~~iet\ f10wn ... brdCM tmr_bigg~st in fidd.-:y-- . r.s rr HAS CHOICE OF THREE rJliUUFIC TRANSMISSIONS: Automatic:. three-speed stick. lh.ih, three-spetd nick witH overdrh-e. Lark automatic transmission Jw a full range of fl*da· l.art tbr<C<peed ')'lldllomah.i o - and, with ...... nti-....dse otllm,do ootl BAS JL\NY IJNIJSUAL l'lllATURES: Jltdin.ing RI.U that male into beda,. front Beat beadrelu. hnD.owa-, 1Wia 'Dactioll (lor drivin& through mow, sand. ice or mad), air c:r:IDdition.ing. f.burd quburcwr and llaal ahaqatJ ••• mmy. ...., ~ N..., ol the otf~nj bne thio .,;de variety of optiono- -~- . rr HAS PROVEN Plllii.I'OIU(A:CE WITH• OUT RECOURSE TO l!IXPI!:Jl.DIENTAL aUNB: 1!0,000 Lori:~JI,rt ~a .,tat o1 1M' 750 ..uiion ..we. .......... ___, <;1'(-ble . . road and weather o:ooclitioo. llooWt "bugs" to iron GUt. no '"lililden" meclldid.JlauJti. ... no prob~ for ae:w ownen. ne8len aiad icrvfae ~ nerywhcre knew The Latt. Studtbaler:-P~ mrpor.u e rccr;m;L clearly~ that Lart .errieeand mai:Dteramce cosll are ane third of tbe automObiJc iDdutp:y a.aap. HOw tali you go WJ'Ciftl _ on thati l'o!t•• ' . > JOO'Ul!!Df'BA'r.IARJ[i~r~·.. OO!IIPA.RI U.U ft[CU.·•. iNCLiJDrkG till J.OWUT-PIUCtD MAD& OONVD.TIILU~ H.ut»TOfl .u!D -'-ltOO& Y•l W.IGO!III u.a. l"'.troi• ' ~-~ ~~' • I ~II ' ... w ' . MEIGS' MOST 1400111111 illloP 1!12N.-It. ~ mh<. the engine tool> •• crulilnt ........ <bb your ,. ' CUFF'S SHOE REPAIR ~12 Sal~ ' ' Will Still 81 Avcliloble Mrs . .VaughCili. By Appoint'm•nt . ... . ,,. ' and On Saturdoy c..,.nlfl<>lr. ' ' ..T.RXAS E,_.T.fUI ',, ,. AFTg ~ •J!Y Al'J'OlNTMI!:NT Thll 18 oM of d.nrln ol mDIItllly u,Dt11 on. tile diverll/ift twtMflu ol T~ &vim; ._New York Cltf · Sul>ooriptlOI! ntH, :le!lftncl !i, cartter where •'.lltllblt1 -~ ee~ .~r .ett; one :r«r Jn ••~ , ~ The DaUy ~hhr.l Otflct/"~1 .. II• montho, tr.Bo: t~ . 1110~lh! • ·"· I!Y moto; 10111t ~ ~tw· . ob1e: one rt>ontb, "-· llf llllill,• .""' year til: Ill m'llllh',' tt.ISI - ~IIlii. l K~Z QR NY y lC VYHZQ'II. editor~• We .,.. now-11tft t• Mtve you •urlltl l'tfUitr hours. Q 1'q;$ M.ONDAY ~·SATURDAY by BRONSON All Sizes and WUitbs pe billa evm ~ Whlch Gille IU.itl ~belli The Lark o&n thlo dloice-plu • odeit""' ol 7 aala SUPER EC<JNbMICAL 1'6": The Lark ·V-8 -Hot lemonade; lven MU1tenl Pl•ster -Muatard plaster on tbt!i cn,toat:~ . -Mustard bath for th-e feet; -Keep beat appUed to area of tbe bead wbich poaaible U ;you're home, d.iffitult to manage at the .ouJce;. -Antihistaminea, Utbalera, aapitln; , -Chewing honeycomb for I stopped-up no1e; , Sipj)ine OOney for the chugh; Honey combined witb hot tea; - A dose of caator oil, just on· general princiPle•; -And i re~d BOrne where of · a woman who slept witb a blanket over her head becauae birds put their ht!iad! under their wtnp The lmploJI'Mntj Of Mn. M.wy P..,nltr .. .eur S.auty · HAC' CAUSES GOSSIP rr HAS A PO}VI!lRFIJL, 'rH1UFTY V-8 OR to be drunk 'A.NNOVNVIN6 ·. FALSE CHARGE NEW YORK UPI-Joseph Ruil., 2'.it. of BroOkllyn, was acquitted Friday for the second ..II ROME t.!PI- Prlneess Grace I)( Monaco bad Rdmans goMiping about another additioD to her family Monday until it turned out sbe was buying c1othes for the two children abe already bas. '11le Prince!s, ·rormei- movie actress Grace Kell-y, boqghl the clothes in a shop· that also sen• maternity wear. · rr HAS SIX BODY STYLES: New convertible, I, rM;U;;w~~th;':;g;t;"";•;U;o;•;·;po;l;n;t;;•;•;:an;d;;n;••;e;r;h;a;v~e~oo~l;d;•·~;:;:;:1 at1 oil bofh. tboa tepataior; aad, fta81b'. paiOd the IU ia ftnl bubbled throuaJ> "'tonic St., Ponltl'O)', Ohio. 8\111· Slit c reeonunenGed aolo, till you're J>Jotto; Hog-l Men's lns.-lfecl SHOE$- BOOTS WHAT DOES THE .liAVE THAT THE OTHERS I)O:NQT? Jaa& .weeki;P.::~=~~~:~:;;:~~;j ColcJ.Cu,.. I!'AI"~ Order- N..,l ' · Lead.iQ-& ·c andid,We au 1 the: cold· cUN parade, aeeordlbl to' my ateat ~mpilation, ate: -Saturation with : :vU,tmi.D capaules. One airl I "know takea u manr as 10 pUll limultaneouJiy. ·.rweaty, ·she_ u.lt;l, Will Hjnd ·ber temperature bi:4: . to , Dormal within houra; ' -Feed a cold and 1tarve a fever; bow you're .to do thll, . in Cue both arrive simult1neously, 1 haven't figured; · -A hot bath, climb into bed 1nd· lo.ad the covers on 10 yotf pen.pire freely. Stay lhere, and 11 one amateur prescribed "think twelt." , Piping h"ot ginger tea, to step 1up the perspiration; -Lot1 of liquida. Dtink- your- coouah - "'Knlbben." ,There are three~ types of scrubbers. &pUll dry in a ccatrifugal ' couih or1nge. and .-ed na,e 1 atUi" bave. , · Alto grapefruit, otber a medldne ehelt fuJI of ·MW aoao juleft; truma ..But · sorl'le frtelldf I lear . . . . .Loti ot alcoholic _ llquid1. I lost: alter all, tile nmedy Sometlmea combined with lemonworked for &hem and to . bt.v~ _It ade or bot watl!it and eu1ar to fail for me hln~ of ri.i(lnl. • mate a todd)', but morej often are called - ·aptly Hatlo . I Elmwood. Harold Chapman, 38, Pt Pled· ant, and Yvonne Swisher Curry, 2$. Kanauga, Ohio. James Edward Blessing, 19, sett, and Josephine carolyn jflat· retta, 22, Hogsett. GeorGe Richard Young, 20, weat Columbia, and Audrey Louise Goff,! 17• Point p~~asant. • -Well. a cpld 'I1trobbio1 he1d,I eaugbt buklhl: frequent "scrubbifl85"' in ta.nk·like de\ices that PubU1hln• Compan,- at 110 M• ne•~ offlae phofte 'ff!~e phone at7. noU~. at cQmpreuor 1tatlons alona the liDo to lssure ·tbat it will be deao Oil · delivery. That means ·' • \ 1 . (Continued Fnt1n P.a. . O.e) Mora, se-cretary-treasurer, and Publi-city; Mn. Howard Kalibt, Hostess. The officers have a wen planned program for th_e public this year, and they extend their welc:ollle. The Cheater Garden Club and· sumen .are ln charge of decora· tiona.. ·NEW ·YORK (UPI) -'- Science flounders when it comes to curing the common cold. But not your friends, · AI the first sign. of lhe disease, they gather with d... tails of the treatment which always works tot you don't try It, sure that If you do you'U be up an4 deep-down formatioDs of the euth. These are removed, Rlchtfd 1 1 ~ Pullll-. ...., Pu1:11tllhed "'""' afterneon 11 ...-l't Iunday br Tt!e Ohio Vt11~J »l&'f Clllf'ro)QUM'Il - - · • llow lo '. AXY LBAAXa a1 it comes from the wellhead. , ue a variety of hydnx:arboo liquids, water and ftoe particles reieued from the for the most part, wben dltl cas passes tbroush processiuJ plantl beron: beina deliYcred intQ our pipeline&. But, some minUte particles liopr (JD. And ai the gu moves throuab the pipeline, it can. Pick up ldded foreign solids and liq~ coodenlate in "the pipe. So, to filter out these elements, ~ •ICtUb" tile 811 llEVOTRll TO INTIRII:8TS OF lliii:IQS.MA80N ARIIIA of ~::::;::~~()'~~~::~ Friends . ·. · Plenty Of On How~To Cure Common I •. ----,---d--M____h__d--,-----,-,MA::::::-SO::-N:::-cCOU:::::;N:;T;-Y;;-:C;:OU:::;R;:T;-:N;;E;;W:;;;S- ti-me within a month of obar,ee Umte . et 0 1St I Marr;age Licenae.: Gwge E. be used loud ••d bo;ot<!ZOUS ian· Douth Class Holds ,Chapman, 82. Hog..tt, . and Mae guoge or am>oyed. paaencby bJ 1\. Mirtie Maye1 Dilts. 58. Hogaett. • talking kl lhem. • Delbert AJbert Stewart, ~. LeRuiz ia a de,a!-mute. . on, and Lucille Kay Warn". 18. ~ ~_;;;~;,::.;;;:::..:::;;;;;;__ _ _ _ 1 D,Jnner MeetJng A Thanksgiving dinner at noon >receded the ~gulir meeting of ((ontlnuecl From Page One) Home Grounds, David Herman he Daughters of Ruth Class of tbe en:, •Kanawha, Dairy Foods · De- Jnited Methodis.t Church held on monstration Individual, Charlotte 1onday at the church. Mn. A. E. A. Harter, Monongalia ; Dairy \I ward and Mrs. f'rank Stewart of Foods Demcmstration Team, Sally · ·imirsville, Mrs. C. N. Hoover of Howard and Rebecca J . Funkhou- .,ainesville and Mnl. T. W. Bengel Webster, and Public Speaking 11ere gtJestJ. Davie, Pocahontas. Following the .dinner Mrs. Rich· set of silverware will be trd Campbell Jed the devotiOnal I~~~~·~ to Ann Flynn Palmer, ;erviee using the Thanksgiving State winner in Public ~heme. Members responded to roU Speak;,ng. with a Thanksgiving tho~gbt. NlckeU and Margaret 1:11.11 uring the business seuion, conJ Cr~~~;;,;d, Greenbrier, were award by Mn. George Joachim, ed $20 for winning in Livestock iucted plans were made foi- the Cbristmaa Conservation Demonstration Team --·eeting which will '-e held Mon· day, December 14. ·~ncerning Epileptics· TH! DAILY SINTINU .J1!!i~~fA.~!' fest Virginia's An5wers To .Questioris ed. L 0 If pre1ided. Councilmen Gibbon1, Zerkle, Mill1"'' ''"''" CoYert and Clinton Fisb- TOD,\Y AND MOSCOW UPI-.9ovlet ltlltl•· ' Iii Fisher, assisted by Clerk THIS, TOO, IS TEXAS EASTERN ---------JI ton wiU vbtt Ieel1ncl next ~en 1t the invitation <If the Icelandic rovernment, aceordlnc to the of. fleltl Soviet newt uenty Tau. The m1keup of tlle Supreme So Vit!it deh111t1on wa1 not announc· Jill FAa: IS fAMILIAl. IUT-Betort nra41nl ~ 1Gtll.IJtKelb',lll 10f1, Mad!JD~eu&lap~D-o . turther, c:u 10U tdentiiJ theM ICI'HII faees1 . pbeUc tlpn ill 111150 ~ Loretta Y~J~Jq p.. Ma.t ol tbem were OD tbe threlbold ot atardom i a miaty-eyed perform&Del m 11%9. AI botktal wben these picturee: .,.,. taken: IUKI"lber waa trom tbt ~ Janer Gaynor eumenUy reb_,_. about to 1tt;1 out ot tt!tlremmL Ready for the tor a pla:,- R1ta Haywortb rompa al a IP'I !RvanawenT At top (t to r.) the teenace model a. l let and Glalet Roten dou a mu.'t.ult bl. lNI. 7lc. RuSsell's birthday is November 8 and Mr. Tracts November 10 and for 1 number of years they have JITNEY SUPPIR fRIDAY -celeb.rated witb a dinner oa the Hemlock Grove Gran_ge wi!1 Sunilay nearest their bil'thdiYt. sponsor a JJtney·type tupper Fri- Last yeu the dinner wu : held at day, Nov. 13 1t the Grange Hall. the Tracy home. Stlrving wiU ll:art at 5 p. m. The public is invited. The Ohio Company, Columbus firm, bas underwritten In off-erih& of 39,000 abaret of common·••tcoek of UNDERGOES t3nt OPIRATION Marion Brick Corporatalon Mat· HOI.%81 HOSPITAL CIUCAG(} UPI.......,X r&y Piofteer ion (Ohio.) · ·' Admisflio.l)&, Nov. 7: George Ed· Dr. Emit Grubbe, 1M, left Swedish The atOek is pri('ed .at ·$10.00 a ward Pope, GallipOlis; Mr,. E\1- Oo-renJnt ~oapital Monday after share and i1 ·beiDII offered to gene Mitch, Pelneroy; Cha•. Shed- hJs 93rd operation fqr radiation re1ldent5 of Ohio only. , rick :Bllu. GalUpoli1; Mn. Carl Ni· bun11. The operation, ip.volved Purpose of t\te offering is to leaiona ozi the p1lm and b1ck of r~tire long·term note1, ptyable to him the wrong steer when he was the right han¢ 1nd cauteriation of banka, and to create a wlder and in the formative stage. "t~tmorll on the right forearm·, upmore aetlve mark-et in !Uaaru of per um, the Dose a~ right Thank You, the corilp1ny. William S. Merrt_________:J'::"e__c_._H_a~ye_•____,_n_ee_k • __________________ man, president of MarlOfl Brick 7 and his family, will continue to hold a aubsl1ntial ma;Jority of the firm's atock. • Commen.clnl in 1980, fAd continuing at the d.Jacretlon of man agement the firm will PJY a 1ft cent ,o:allh diYidend, pl~~U a 15% November 21, 1959. StOck dividend, ann~tally. .Mrs. Tad Downie MarJon ~lck waa or ~t•\li2ed in 19M. Uli I\OG ' btlitl!l)Ptrlte aldeht, 1>-tlo~; b." llill!or S)oJ>Unt-.- li-around tbe clock, and now pro- Harmon, a~@t.,al'}', ' er' ·11nd ) have! read' and· reriad Gay du-ce enou1h brick every 2' buurs director and .Jamet T. RD ton, dir- Pauley's article in l'fKar"ds to attitude women .1hould take toward to build nearly BO avera1e ,&- ector. cheats in general. Aeco~diRJ to the evident moral standard that .\!mana.:, 10me have set up abe thinks that wA will have to rewrite or rear· r&.nge some of our thln:dng, 1 It srrems to .me if we wollld lta.y closer to our Sllqday School le1~on , rewritiltg . would , not bt neeeu:ary, and nO,v illll brin1111 Unltfll Prt•• intemltlon•l me around to an o~ser_v,.tlon. On AUIUBt 8th, I bad the -DIIIfortune TOday is Tuesday, Nov. 10, the tc> lOse my "'Wa,U et conta(niag my 114th day of the yE>ar, with 51 SOcial SecUrity cltd,' nty't piehare_.. \ more da ys in, 1959. name and addre.. ~ and over Nu 1'he moon 11 approaching Its c~~osh. I notitle~ . the;! ~~' and , ' 'ull phase. t,hey have, been wotlal:lt oli the . 'l'he morninP. star il Venus. case 11nee then. · · The eyenillg atan are Mercury Shortly after lotlng It 1ome boy ' Jl d Saturn. caUed my wife and 11ked it I 1 On thi1 date In history : had lost a wallet. Hll motber lor In 1775, the Unite-d StateR 1ome otlltr woman, waa hear.d to \f nrlne Corps was founded. "bawl hint out" for catHnJ up and1 In 1871, newiiPIIpermen and exu.ld: "If be Wanta his ·W illet let 'llort!r Ht-nry Shnlev die-covered bim ~ome and get" H", which I tiJ.e. m!sslnc scottish m111111mary would .gladly do if I kaew where t)wld Llvinedone In a small aet&o ocm.e. I have seen the time 'lement In "darke1t Arrl~a . " when alich a 1011 would no& hurt In 1888 a t3 year-old hO)I frnm 10 mueh, but now tblt I ·am Uv· "lenna made hil American debut In& on Social Securlt)' pou mutt ~~ a con-cert vlnllnl•t In New York . J~ree thl& tt tlkes 10me ttme to " 'tv. }{11 name : Frit'! Kretaler. build up ·• reaerve qaln. Tbia lady '" 1A1A. the 'Ame,lcan t .e"i nn (?) JJ,aa ll.ke}J .never read the 6th 't"'rt ltfJ t\l'llt national -cGm:entlon cblilpter ot Deutetonomy .or if tbe 1n "'""to•nolla. baa abe cannot feeall wl!at It' 111a. '" 1A!IS. R~m"n M•(!J&Ilysav wa1 'then wa1 no juvetdle delta• "''~"ded pre,ldent of the Phllipquency bore but ·91renta1 delirt· 'linea. quency. l feel 11ft tn IQJ,Dg 1hat A thnbl!llt for today: Amffrlcan our ebUdren 1re what we aet thl!i noet Sidney l.anler said : ''Music enmpJn fiX' Ulem to be, and 1f Ia lovt~ 1n lMltfth of a word." thll bo)' wllo ctllltd m)' wlle ~. up to be 1 thief and a ~ It TO VISIT ICILAND will 1H . becauae bl11 ....mothei pve (0Mo) lnvntment bankinM Get MONEY tff your mincl and put it In your poc•tt. I • atorlal 10. Loan I the By BOB E. DYER DAILY CROSSWORD 23. Rclln- I true battle line (is) the responslble lore<s ol both management and labor, against a small but active minority who belleve in a fight to COME A'RUNNIN' handled by the news repqrter on the pol.ice court beat. Racine, Ohio hal nn organl~ed "11n11.'' They rtsht. too, Jo~IR~:SI Tflelr plann.lnrt: 1enion11 are held every week In the Raclne Volunt.eer ,fb, Oep&Jtmf!n\, hndqQ.t:,. ten. 'Thlillr lnlttatlon cer,.elbn' H' vol\'81 lumint~ the luni.line·· of fire fiJIIUng. Their uniform i8 everyd1y 1treet -clothlr~g . Theil· publielty J1 thlt of fire prevenHon. I am 1pe1klnK of R1clne'1 Voluntetr. Jiu.nlor Fire Department 'J"hl1 orlan•utlon was formed 1~ Febru•ry ot 10&3 by 1enlot mcmber1 of Racine'• Fire ,Departnumt and It 11 1 tang Meta• Oounty can 1ll be proud of. It Wll the llrtt ouanlziUon of ill kind in Melga County and to date 11 one or two aueh depanmenU here . • Dal'ly Sentl'nel· Editorially APLAN FOR PEACE IN LABOR '11iGti!:~lful ..... St~ ••d bill< l1>e URK •l YOU B STUDJUlAKEB D.uuB'S ~ TeM RUE MOTORS, 39lt SOIJTD THIRD . . ' t:'. • �•' ' . . ·tfiE- DAILY SENTINeL Coamlentatin~ :!=-Dally Senlinei,Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. !O, !958 • AmerlcOfls in a]J walks of life ~ increasingJy concerned O'Ver the damage that protracted and costly Labor-management diSputes ihntct on the economy and unity o[ our country. They question whether the material losses to both workers and companies and the inevitable resentment left iD the public mind, are worth whatever gain either disputant ob- tains. And they long for an idea that will attract ~tb sides to observe the principle . "not who's right , but what 's right ." Among the impartial clements that are working to bring about tha·t attitud(' . one has achieved notable success in persuading warring factions to abandon selfishne:.s and ad opt fairness. It is Moral Re-Armament, an organization dedicated to advance just dealing between peoplea, nations and social elements. MRA's philosophy is simple but prolound: ' HWhen men change, conditions change that cause strikes and lockouts . . . Selfishness and ideological blindness in both management an~ labor are used by Communism to break down the economy of t~ free world ... We Americans must live ou1· God-given ideology to bring the answer to Communism, corruption, division, cJictaturship and des- bert. Golllpoli<: James 1. sw;sher, Cheabife; Jeffrey Dean Sheets. f;alJlipoli•; fta;y E . Lee, Pomeroy; MrJ. 'Beycle Paul Stejlhens, Henderson; , --.;.,..,." Chrlati Ann Martin , Gallipolis. J,O EE Nov. 8 ~ Mn. Dennie P- Martin. • The Whit~ Rose Lodge of Mkidle- GtlllpoUa; Mrs. De1mar Lewis port will meet this Wednesday af· Oan(, Cheahlre; Mrs. William Bryternoon at 1:3o at the .American an Cooper, Gallipolis; Mary Ellza· Legion Hal l. All members are urg-• ~h Newell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ed to be present for the election of Carl Maynard, G.alliJ)olis; Mrs. A.bofficers. ner Jacob S.bcoek, Northup; Mr. Homer IA!:roy Adkins, Gallipolis. NEW ARRIVAL Dischatge,s, -NoY. 7: Mrl: Don Mi. and Mrs. Richard Stolten- HJ!.m)J..Wn. GeorJ~ &. 1!qpe, Mrs. hoff, (Charlene DiUard) or Colwn- Wlll!am C. Burns and lii£ant, Mrs. and itltant; bua are announcing the birth of a ~Wllha~ fl. Gregory seven pound, 2 ounce son oa Octo- ;Hs. JaUt':' Gutn~er and infa_nt; ber 29. The baby has been named Mrs. Fra.ni D. l!:xhne, Mrs. Manon Brian Richard and was bor'n at the E. Hill, ~len V.---Htrtterfi.eJd, Mrs. ML Carmel HospJtal in Columbus. 1Ernie V. Keston, Sheramn J('. .M.o ats Mr. and Mrs. StoltenhoCf 0~ Parla, r Mr•. John W. EYans, .!\neil E.. Tu!!k · France, are the only livin g grand- er, "Mrs. Clarence R. Fihher, John parents. J. Alllson Jr .. Dennis Eu,cene Pack, George R. Homan, ~enneth R. Wamsley .. FOX HUNTERS TO MEET November 8: Sharon Kay Hale. Members of the .Meigs County Mrs. Sam V. Oyte, Mrs. EpaminonFox Hunters Association wi11 hold theit monthly meeting at Bald das Rollins 1ird infant Mrs. Arthur Knob, Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 7 :30 Wiltiam BroWn and infant. Mrs. p. m. Officers for t&e next year will Purl H. Van Meter and infan(. Char be elected. All fox hunters are les C'urmette, Mra. Le1and P. 1Wlltd, Vlol1 Jean Wills, Ellen Siders, ·Rouried to attend. bert Lee Howell. • 8it1hll Nov. 7: A son to .)Jr. and SP,O.GHETTI SUPPER Mrs., Eugene Mil-ch, Pt."lmetoy; A The Racine B11nd Boosters are sponsoring a spaa;betti supper on da ~\ghter to Mr. and Y.ra. ~ward l?riday, November 13, with serving E. Fisher, Oak Hill; A 1100 to Mr. to start at S:30 at the higb achool. and Mrs. Tommie" HarriS, Viht(ln· The band will play from 7:30 to 8 Twin daughter! to Mr. and p. m. A record hop will follow the Brycle Paul Stephens, Hendtinon. concert. Bill Mlller of WMPO will . be the MC. Da ybook p ~ur How well this viewpoint has worked in mauy critkal cases is seen in many settlement s in which MRA's counsd was heeded. Among these are : ThP dispute between National Airlines and the Air Line Pilots associaUon; the Communist-in spired strike of British dock workers; many wo1·k stoppages in the German coal and steel , the Italian chemical, French textile and Brazilian maritlme inDUstries·. t.o·J RA ·s gqod servicfS to actual or imminent ~.:ontroversies which threaten America's econ()ffiy and social harmony are readily a,vailiib le_Not as an arbiter nor partisan, but as an ad vorate of just pe~ce . 4 'The Orne is ripe for an appeal, not to selfintC'rest but to the hunger for great living that lies deep in every man ... Either we sacrifice our selfishness for our nation or sacrifice the nation to our selllshness __ . The l finish ." It iB to be hoped thlt the stren&th and truth of these words will serve as guides to industria~ pe3ce through the devotion to peact• and justice that mark the true character of America. Second or a series on Meigs County's • Volunteer Jo'lre Departments. . ~lmost any morning newspaper coming from our larger cthea will provide a story of juvt!ililc crime or or young peo· pie ln trouble. Gang11 are orga~ized , stt·eet fights are broken up by police, and pla-nning ~ess10Ps are ht=l~ ~n _dark alleys. Distinctive jackets ate ldentlfylng dress. lmtlatlon of the new memberst is • tecrtt . rltual. The publicity i~ These youn~ men are lt=armnJ the volunteer lesson early. They know what u·rvlce means, for li_H!Y . urc growius in civic rc~pon­ s JbilltY , and acknowledge that some juh11 don't nl!erl a weekly pay ehllrk to m~:~ke them worth'Wh'lle. They are ta1\lng the satl.srac!'tlon of llaving their nei.:hbors depend on 1hem at they eagerl)' answer 11 clil l for help. These Juniors are rece iving <~n education in fire righting, fire prevPnlion 1nd fint aid that wlll last tltl'm II lifetime . A Iirsl band in~pl'ctlon or lhe rosult11 of carcles1 llorawe of gasoline. smokin~ or eleetric•l wiring is 11 potent fire preventlnn. loctun. 1'be!le s-cene• are not easily for~otten. The value of those leJJ.sons In life and mom!y con never bu under eJd!mat<'d . A>- therte youn.~~: firemen care qut.&h 2f. Break· tut food 21i. Biblical Clt,y I PO!'IIo) 28. Non- prof.,•· leAn11•r'• color for and use their equipment they gain reapect for fine fire fighting apparatus and the value of ptllper maintance. Not only do Uley gain respect for fire equipment but they learn the importance of being -careful driYers and ob•erYIng all the rule• of aafe driving. The social aide of, thia organization is important. too, t>etause it gives these :t"Oung men a feel ing uf "belonging". Not all of these character building benefits are for the juniors. The men of the Racine Department are learning too. that the im[)Ortance of " men working with hoys," is far reaching. From a practical viewpoint the Racine Volunteer "11moke~aters'' are providln.il the department with a stream of well trained future membcn1 as the J\Jnlors grllduale to be Seniors at the age of 18. This is in addition, to the faCJt that the Jtmiors proYide a protec tion for the town of Racine whlle the oldflr members ar6 out of town anKwering "calls." Therefore, I offer a salute to the Racine Volunteer Fire Depart· men\ for th!;!ir tfrpr~ in training ~·oUJli lllen the importwe of tbe words "L'ome A'Ihmr~Ni'?' . I The Ohio Cmnpany tion output Into building, Underwrites Stock more &o% of Jts direct con:rdru-ction. Of Marion Brick tiOn room homes. ia Most productoil 7li mlllioh . goes and product is shipped from tbe kiln , to Marion's distribuarea covert Ohio and Michl gan and extencb from B03ton Ma1a. to Madi1on, Wis. It ebip~ to- plrtll of Kentucky, Indiana, tnoll, New Yoi& and Caraada. DurlnJ tbe pall five yean ales have inereaaed more thin 3 timea prt#ta after taxea -have risen ntore tbtn. 1~ tim ea. For the 1 months ended Septe1J1ber 30 1959, profit"• after t&xea a~ nearly d.;mbiC' tbOIC' of the entire ltt~Ng tlhcal period. if.Uage. ment ex.pe$ that earnin111 per common •hare for the fuU ft.eal yeer, ending February 29, t96o, will be more thu double thoa:e of tbe 1159 fi&cal year. Officers and dtrecWra of the company are WUUam S. M:errill'\en president and director WUUam S. Merriman, Jr ., executive "Y1ce president and dlrector; Dr. C. D. Dwight. vice Jltealdent and dil"e(tor· Janwr.r..4.:. ·lfedgpeth vice p~· EDITOR'S MAILBAG To ·The Editor: Th~t Pomeroy Senior Mothers wish to thank aU those who had , a part in making the Record Hop held Saturl\ay night at the Junior High, I hug'e success. It is a pleasure . to see our -chlldrtn enjoyinl! wholttorne entertairunent such 1s that furnithed by Bill Miller of Radlo ' Station WMPO: Over 200 were in attendance, 1 mOJt orderl":Y, well-behaved group of beppy, danCing boys and girls. O~te dan~ oonte11t wu won by Sue Phillips and DiVe Bbney, another by Charles Kitchen and L)'n.n ·suehlnan. TinY Nancy Thompson, d1ugbter of Danny · and· Louise Thompson .drew the n1me of Jeffry Gibbs as wlnnt!rl of the door prize, a box of cand).r. Pomeroy Senior Mother~ aNp1anning linother Record Hop for rr.;~ m- Ml cal for cas•• MJ'& PLAN RUMMAGE SALE The Senior Mothers of MHS are holding a rummage sale this Friday and Saturday in the Calder· wood building next to the Smith Clothing House. Contributors are asked to .bring their articles to the building on Thursday afternoon or to the home of Mrs. Alfrfd Rouah at 405 Lincoln Str~t, Middleport. ITY OAN Two Birthdoys · Observed Sunday E. J - TracY and Griff .RUiseU celebrate4 their b1rthdl)'s Subday with a turke)'- dim;er at the Ruasell home in BracJbury. · Preaent were "Mr. and M'ra. Tr.a· ey and Mr apd Mrs. Ruben. Mr. All•••• 35. Dwell utertllb!.lnl 88. Fib ,o. Matt IJ. Inacttve bev· 13. Flat-topped •rare hll 81. Tbol• Cbuncil Protest ' f(clntinued , , . p... Obt, Scrubbing keeps natural gas the cleanest· fuel • an town ... ;!!•• , COmmunity IICOVII IPACI CAPIULJ-Tbe MerctU7 IJ)aee (!IJ)I111e, tblt ' wu hurled 3S,doo ~ hllb b7 a t.Jttle Joe rocket, wu reoovered within 41 Dllrnitea Df tlrinc by the N1V7 aalvalfl ahlp Pre.tet'\!Br, about ftve mite! oftlhore from &be IU&ootr prNnt VF.STF.RYUR •t Watlopl &laDd, "Vt. It II 1 modtl ot' the capaule whJCb wiiJ carry man Into orb!' llba'lt da;r. At top. a Det le dropped' lftto WaW to ptber ·m !~* At bottom it ~ ~onto ab1p. Suspended mnatural gas. , The "dry" scrUbber (at top) is a 40-incb ' f;liame"ter tank containiq a bundred or more. small lubea ·through which the gao I• w!Urlod. lu the auaoes tbtoual>, fcnlptiel" tnd liquids. beiDJ beavier, ~ ud drop 0111. The horizontal •c:rbbl>or fj111t above) """' oll....a.t metal l!ilurfaees to trap foreip motte~'- plUI a IGCdoD that worb oo the dry scrilbber priac:iple. The third it a thrC0'1'1we oil-bath _ , . . , , ia - lhrOUJh a mill utr.-. Scrubbed ond,.....,..bbod many-· the PI..,. .sonco our cualOIDUI-Utility ~paoiCll in a dozeD.or men 1ta•• c~ truly bo uid: to IN! tbe •cJoeDW l*i ia toJra." ~ II L L 0 'lV uathtr. In thlt almplt A. It ...,.. ... C.Js•lt•• ........ " 0· 1~,'!' Y ;lll[•a.~i,~ f r J.JI." !jl~j~'X Entt!irtd II ·lltK!OIItt filM MIIIII'JI m1tter at the poll: alttce at Potil· aroy, Ohio. an au llftrt• )lltlrt, ~ ,,... word~ • NaUanal edwt1IIIDI repnillltl. II~?: l!oltlne~' ·lttmllon. !!'e. " , ~s~ft~~ ~ AZVV - TO" ·· ' ,o .Nt!'tf J" IH"A. A"·· ' ' llt0\!11, .'.,.:.t.i.... ., 100; ....1-illl!ll;-fl. . ; . .. \ Thwmlslio• '' - ~ .- /'~uw,.,;. ~ ~·~ . IOUS!Ol, TIXAi ' - ' -VEPGIT, U. PROCUIORI•~ ' ~~~~~....• QrU<ho~ ............. ~~··· ' SPEC!AL I.)NTIL NOV. 21st Reg. UO.OO PE~MANI!:NTS •... Ollly $7.00 . . iec:uty.$alan ~·· ... ·~ .. o~:w "-door and i-cloor statiDD wqon, banltop. f.door and 2-door iCdan! Se'Yen·IOphi•ticated COlon. Hancbome interlon appointed ia distinctive p1eatCid vinyh or dot.ru. Nobody ebe has them. Why aettle for leas? MIDDLEPORT. \ rr .. ..., ' ·•r' topped a11 other eights in Jat year's Mobilgu Economy Run. HiiYe your cal.e aDd eat it, too. The V..S Lart (a-11 jlllt a li.ttle. more than thcl "6'.' olfen all the advantagn of new d.imen1ion cat1 plu1 porent performance matched to ec;onomy. The "six" often ~pirited performiloce with JICiltl!l' fuel economy. Why be limited?: Cboote with The Liirkt (lmporttud! The Uric c014;14J Jafel)• r~~iet\ f10wn ... brdCM tmr_bigg~st in fidd.-:y-- . r.s rr HAS CHOICE OF THREE rJliUUFIC TRANSMISSIONS: Automatic:. three-speed stick. lh.ih, three-spetd nick witH overdrh-e. Lark automatic transmission Jw a full range of fl*da· l.art tbr<C<peed ')'lldllomah.i o - and, with ...... nti-....dse otllm,do ootl BAS JL\NY IJNIJSUAL l'lllATURES: Jltdin.ing RI.U that male into beda,. front Beat beadrelu. hnD.owa-, 1Wia 'Dactioll (lor drivin& through mow, sand. ice or mad), air c:r:IDdition.ing. f.burd quburcwr and llaal ahaqatJ ••• mmy. ...., ~ N..., ol the otf~nj bne thio .,;de variety of optiono- -~- . rr HAS PROVEN Plllii.I'OIU(A:CE WITH• OUT RECOURSE TO l!IXPI!:Jl.DIENTAL aUNB: 1!0,000 Lori:~JI,rt ~a .,tat o1 1M' 750 ..uiion ..we. .......... ___, <;1'(-ble . . road and weather o:ooclitioo. llooWt "bugs" to iron GUt. no '"lililden" meclldid.JlauJti. ... no prob~ for ae:w ownen. ne8len aiad icrvfae ~ nerywhcre knew The Latt. Studtbaler:-P~ mrpor.u e rccr;m;L clearly~ that Lart .errieeand mai:Dteramce cosll are ane third of tbe automObiJc iDdutp:y a.aap. HOw tali you go WJ'Ciftl _ on thati l'o!t•• ' . > JOO'Ul!!Df'BA'r.IARJ[i~r~·.. OO!IIPA.RI U.U ft[CU.·•. iNCLiJDrkG till J.OWUT-PIUCtD MAD& OONVD.TIILU~ H.ut»TOfl .u!D -'-ltOO& Y•l W.IGO!III u.a. l"'.troi• ' ~-~ ~~' • I ~II ' ... w ' . MEIGS' MOST 1400111111 illloP 1!12N.-It. ~ mh<. the engine tool> •• crulilnt ........ <bb your ,. ' CUFF'S SHOE REPAIR ~12 Sal~ ' ' Will Still 81 Avcliloble Mrs . .VaughCili. By Appoint'm•nt . ... . ,,. ' and On Saturdoy c..,.nlfl<>lr. ' ' ..T.RXAS E,_.T.fUI ',, ,. AFTg ~ •J!Y Al'J'OlNTMI!:NT Thll 18 oM of d.nrln ol mDIItllly u,Dt11 on. tile diverll/ift twtMflu ol T~ &vim; ._New York Cltf · Sul>ooriptlOI! ntH, :le!lftncl !i, cartter where •'.lltllblt1 -~ ee~ .~r .ett; one :r«r Jn ••~ , ~ The DaUy ~hhr.l Otflct/"~1 .. II• montho, tr.Bo: t~ . 1110~lh! • ·"· I!Y moto; 10111t ~ ~tw· . ob1e: one rt>ontb, "-· llf llllill,• .""' year til: Ill m'llllh',' tt.ISI - ~IIlii. l K~Z QR NY y lC VYHZQ'II. editor~• We .,.. now-11tft t• Mtve you •urlltl l'tfUitr hours. Q 1'q;$ M.ONDAY ~·SATURDAY by BRONSON All Sizes and WUitbs pe billa evm ~ Whlch Gille IU.itl ~belli The Lark o&n thlo dloice-plu • odeit""' ol 7 aala SUPER EC<JNbMICAL 1'6": The Lark ·V-8 -Hot lemonade; lven MU1tenl Pl•ster -Muatard plaster on tbt!i cn,toat:~ . -Mustard bath for th-e feet; -Keep beat appUed to area of tbe bead wbich poaaible U ;you're home, d.iffitult to manage at the .ouJce;. -Antihistaminea, Utbalera, aapitln; , -Chewing honeycomb for I stopped-up no1e; , Sipj)ine OOney for the chugh; Honey combined witb hot tea; - A dose of caator oil, just on· general princiPle•; -And i re~d BOrne where of · a woman who slept witb a blanket over her head becauae birds put their ht!iad! under their wtnp The lmploJI'Mntj Of Mn. M.wy P..,nltr .. .eur S.auty · HAC' CAUSES GOSSIP rr HAS A PO}VI!lRFIJL, 'rH1UFTY V-8 OR to be drunk 'A.NNOVNVIN6 ·. FALSE CHARGE NEW YORK UPI-Joseph Ruil., 2'.it. of BroOkllyn, was acquitted Friday for the second ..II ROME t.!PI- Prlneess Grace I)( Monaco bad Rdmans goMiping about another additioD to her family Monday until it turned out sbe was buying c1othes for the two children abe already bas. '11le Prince!s, ·rormei- movie actress Grace Kell-y, boqghl the clothes in a shop· that also sen• maternity wear. · rr HAS SIX BODY STYLES: New convertible, I, rM;U;;w~~th;':;g;t;"";•;U;o;•;·;po;l;n;t;;•;•;:an;d;;n;••;e;r;h;a;v~e~oo~l;d;•·~;:;:;:1 at1 oil bofh. tboa tepataior; aad, fta81b'. paiOd the IU ia ftnl bubbled throuaJ> "'tonic St., Ponltl'O)', Ohio. 8\111· Slit c reeonunenGed aolo, till you're J>Jotto; Hog-l Men's lns.-lfecl SHOE$- BOOTS WHAT DOES THE .liAVE THAT THE OTHERS I)O:NQT? Jaa& .weeki;P.::~=~~~:~:;;:~~;j ColcJ.Cu,.. I!'AI"~ Order- N..,l ' · Lead.iQ-& ·c andid,We au 1 the: cold· cUN parade, aeeordlbl to' my ateat ~mpilation, ate: -Saturation with : :vU,tmi.D capaules. One airl I "know takea u manr as 10 pUll limultaneouJiy. ·.rweaty, ·she_ u.lt;l, Will Hjnd ·ber temperature bi:4: . to , Dormal within houra; ' -Feed a cold and 1tarve a fever; bow you're .to do thll, . in Cue both arrive simult1neously, 1 haven't figured; · -A hot bath, climb into bed 1nd· lo.ad the covers on 10 yotf pen.pire freely. Stay lhere, and 11 one amateur prescribed "think twelt." , Piping h"ot ginger tea, to step 1up the perspiration; -Lot1 of liquida. Dtink- your- coouah - "'Knlbben." ,There are three~ types of scrubbers. &pUll dry in a ccatrifugal ' couih or1nge. and .-ed na,e 1 atUi" bave. , · Alto grapefruit, otber a medldne ehelt fuJI of ·MW aoao juleft; truma ..But · sorl'le frtelldf I lear . . . . .Loti ot alcoholic _ llquid1. I lost: alter all, tile nmedy Sometlmea combined with lemonworked for &hem and to . bt.v~ _It ade or bot watl!it and eu1ar to fail for me hln~ of ri.i(lnl. • mate a todd)', but morej often are called - ·aptly Hatlo . I Elmwood. Harold Chapman, 38, Pt Pled· ant, and Yvonne Swisher Curry, 2$. Kanauga, Ohio. James Edward Blessing, 19, sett, and Josephine carolyn jflat· retta, 22, Hogsett. GeorGe Richard Young, 20, weat Columbia, and Audrey Louise Goff,! 17• Point p~~asant. • -Well. a cpld 'I1trobbio1 he1d,I eaugbt buklhl: frequent "scrubbifl85"' in ta.nk·like de\ices that PubU1hln• Compan,- at 110 M• ne•~ offlae phofte 'ff!~e phone at7. noU~. at cQmpreuor 1tatlons alona the liDo to lssure ·tbat it will be deao Oil · delivery. That means ·' • \ 1 . (Continued Fnt1n P.a. . O.e) Mora, se-cretary-treasurer, and Publi-city; Mn. Howard Kalibt, Hostess. The officers have a wen planned program for th_e public this year, and they extend their welc:ollle. The Cheater Garden Club and· sumen .are ln charge of decora· tiona.. ·NEW ·YORK (UPI) -'- Science flounders when it comes to curing the common cold. But not your friends, · AI the first sign. of lhe disease, they gather with d... tails of the treatment which always works tot you don't try It, sure that If you do you'U be up an4 deep-down formatioDs of the euth. These are removed, Rlchtfd 1 1 ~ Pullll-. ...., Pu1:11tllhed "'""' afterneon 11 ...-l't Iunday br Tt!e Ohio Vt11~J »l&'f Clllf'ro)QUM'Il - - · • llow lo '. AXY LBAAXa a1 it comes from the wellhead. , ue a variety of hydnx:arboo liquids, water and ftoe particles reieued from the for the most part, wben dltl cas passes tbroush processiuJ plantl beron: beina deliYcred intQ our pipeline&. But, some minUte particles liopr (JD. And ai the gu moves throuab the pipeline, it can. Pick up ldded foreign solids and liq~ coodenlate in "the pipe. So, to filter out these elements, ~ •ICtUb" tile 811 llEVOTRll TO INTIRII:8TS OF lliii:IQS.MA80N ARIIIA of ~::::;::~~()'~~~::~ Friends . ·. · Plenty Of On How~To Cure Common I •. ----,---d--M____h__d--,-----,-,MA::::::-SO::-N:::-cCOU:::::;N:;T;-Y;;-:C;:OU:::;R;:T;-:N;;E;;W:;;;S- ti-me within a month of obar,ee Umte . et 0 1St I Marr;age Licenae.: Gwge E. be used loud ••d bo;ot<!ZOUS ian· Douth Class Holds ,Chapman, 82. Hog..tt, . and Mae guoge or am>oyed. paaencby bJ 1\. Mirtie Maye1 Dilts. 58. Hogaett. • talking kl lhem. • Delbert AJbert Stewart, ~. LeRuiz ia a de,a!-mute. . on, and Lucille Kay Warn". 18. ~ ~_;;;~;,::.;;;:::..:::;;;;;;__ _ _ _ 1 D,Jnner MeetJng A Thanksgiving dinner at noon >receded the ~gulir meeting of ((ontlnuecl From Page One) Home Grounds, David Herman he Daughters of Ruth Class of tbe en:, •Kanawha, Dairy Foods · De- Jnited Methodis.t Church held on monstration Individual, Charlotte 1onday at the church. Mn. A. E. A. Harter, Monongalia ; Dairy \I ward and Mrs. f'rank Stewart of Foods Demcmstration Team, Sally · ·imirsville, Mrs. C. N. Hoover of Howard and Rebecca J . Funkhou- .,ainesville and Mnl. T. W. Bengel Webster, and Public Speaking 11ere gtJestJ. Davie, Pocahontas. Following the .dinner Mrs. Rich· set of silverware will be trd Campbell Jed the devotiOnal I~~~~·~ to Ann Flynn Palmer, ;erviee using the Thanksgiving State winner in Public ~heme. Members responded to roU Speak;,ng. with a Thanksgiving tho~gbt. NlckeU and Margaret 1:11.11 uring the business seuion, conJ Cr~~~;;,;d, Greenbrier, were award by Mn. George Joachim, ed $20 for winning in Livestock iucted plans were made foi- the Cbristmaa Conservation Demonstration Team --·eeting which will '-e held Mon· day, December 14. ·~ncerning Epileptics· TH! DAILY SINTINU .J1!!i~~fA.~!' fest Virginia's An5wers To .Questioris ed. L 0 If pre1ided. Councilmen Gibbon1, Zerkle, Mill1"'' ''"''" CoYert and Clinton Fisb- TOD,\Y AND MOSCOW UPI-.9ovlet ltlltl•· ' Iii Fisher, assisted by Clerk THIS, TOO, IS TEXAS EASTERN ---------JI ton wiU vbtt Ieel1ncl next ~en 1t the invitation <If the Icelandic rovernment, aceordlnc to the of. fleltl Soviet newt uenty Tau. The m1keup of tlle Supreme So Vit!it deh111t1on wa1 not announc· Jill FAa: IS fAMILIAl. IUT-Betort nra41nl ~ 1Gtll.IJtKelb',lll 10f1, Mad!JD~eu&lap~D-o . turther, c:u 10U tdentiiJ theM ICI'HII faees1 . pbeUc tlpn ill 111150 ~ Loretta Y~J~Jq p.. Ma.t ol tbem were OD tbe threlbold ot atardom i a miaty-eyed perform&Del m 11%9. AI botktal wben these picturee: .,.,. taken: IUKI"lber waa trom tbt ~ Janer Gaynor eumenUy reb_,_. about to 1tt;1 out ot tt!tlremmL Ready for the tor a pla:,- R1ta Haywortb rompa al a IP'I !RvanawenT At top (t to r.) the teenace model a. l let and Glalet Roten dou a mu.'t.ult bl. lNI. 7lc. RuSsell's birthday is November 8 and Mr. Tracts November 10 and for 1 number of years they have JITNEY SUPPIR fRIDAY -celeb.rated witb a dinner oa the Hemlock Grove Gran_ge wi!1 Sunilay nearest their bil'thdiYt. sponsor a JJtney·type tupper Fri- Last yeu the dinner wu : held at day, Nov. 13 1t the Grange Hall. the Tracy home. Stlrving wiU ll:art at 5 p. m. The public is invited. The Ohio Company, Columbus firm, bas underwritten In off-erih& of 39,000 abaret of common·••tcoek of UNDERGOES t3nt OPIRATION Marion Brick Corporatalon Mat· HOI.%81 HOSPITAL CIUCAG(} UPI.......,X r&y Piofteer ion (Ohio.) · ·' Admisflio.l)&, Nov. 7: George Ed· Dr. Emit Grubbe, 1M, left Swedish The atOek is pri('ed .at ·$10.00 a ward Pope, GallipOlis; Mr,. E\1- Oo-renJnt ~oapital Monday after share and i1 ·beiDII offered to gene Mitch, Pelneroy; Cha•. Shed- hJs 93rd operation fqr radiation re1ldent5 of Ohio only. , rick :Bllu. GalUpoli1; Mn. Carl Ni· bun11. The operation, ip.volved Purpose of t\te offering is to leaiona ozi the p1lm and b1ck of r~tire long·term note1, ptyable to him the wrong steer when he was the right han¢ 1nd cauteriation of banka, and to create a wlder and in the formative stage. "t~tmorll on the right forearm·, upmore aetlve mark-et in !Uaaru of per um, the Dose a~ right Thank You, the corilp1ny. William S. Merrt_________:J'::"e__c_._H_a~ye_•____,_n_ee_k • __________________ man, president of MarlOfl Brick 7 and his family, will continue to hold a aubsl1ntial ma;Jority of the firm's atock. • Commen.clnl in 1980, fAd continuing at the d.Jacretlon of man agement the firm will PJY a 1ft cent ,o:allh diYidend, pl~~U a 15% November 21, 1959. StOck dividend, ann~tally. .Mrs. Tad Downie MarJon ~lck waa or ~t•\li2ed in 19M. Uli I\OG ' btlitl!l)Ptrlte aldeht, 1>-tlo~; b." llill!or S)oJ>Unt-.- li-around tbe clock, and now pro- Harmon, a~@t.,al'}', ' er' ·11nd ) have! read' and· reriad Gay du-ce enou1h brick every 2' buurs director and .Jamet T. RD ton, dir- Pauley's article in l'fKar"ds to attitude women .1hould take toward to build nearly BO avera1e ,&- ector. cheats in general. Aeco~diRJ to the evident moral standard that .\!mana.:, 10me have set up abe thinks that wA will have to rewrite or rear· r&.nge some of our thln:dng, 1 It srrems to .me if we wollld lta.y closer to our Sllqday School le1~on , rewritiltg . would , not bt neeeu:ary, and nO,v illll brin1111 Unltfll Prt•• intemltlon•l me around to an o~ser_v,.tlon. On AUIUBt 8th, I bad the -DIIIfortune TOday is Tuesday, Nov. 10, the tc> lOse my "'Wa,U et conta(niag my 114th day of the yE>ar, with 51 SOcial SecUrity cltd,' nty't piehare_.. \ more da ys in, 1959. name and addre.. ~ and over Nu 1'he moon 11 approaching Its c~~osh. I notitle~ . the;! ~~' and , ' 'ull phase. t,hey have, been wotlal:lt oli the . 'l'he morninP. star il Venus. case 11nee then. · · The eyenillg atan are Mercury Shortly after lotlng It 1ome boy ' Jl d Saturn. caUed my wife and 11ked it I 1 On thi1 date In history : had lost a wallet. Hll motber lor In 1775, the Unite-d StateR 1ome otlltr woman, waa hear.d to \f nrlne Corps was founded. "bawl hint out" for catHnJ up and1 In 1871, newiiPIIpermen and exu.ld: "If be Wanta his ·W illet let 'llort!r Ht-nry Shnlev die-covered bim ~ome and get" H", which I tiJ.e. m!sslnc scottish m111111mary would .gladly do if I kaew where t)wld Llvinedone In a small aet&o ocm.e. I have seen the time 'lement In "darke1t Arrl~a . " when alich a 1011 would no& hurt In 1888 a t3 year-old hO)I frnm 10 mueh, but now tblt I ·am Uv· "lenna made hil American debut In& on Social Securlt)' pou mutt ~~ a con-cert vlnllnl•t In New York . J~ree thl& tt tlkes 10me ttme to " 'tv. }{11 name : Frit'! Kretaler. build up ·• reaerve qaln. Tbia lady '" 1A1A. the 'Ame,lcan t .e"i nn (?) JJ,aa ll.ke}J .never read the 6th 't"'rt ltfJ t\l'llt national -cGm:entlon cblilpter ot Deutetonomy .or if tbe 1n "'""to•nolla. baa abe cannot feeall wl!at It' 111a. '" 1A!IS. R~m"n M•(!J&Ilysav wa1 'then wa1 no juvetdle delta• "''~"ded pre,ldent of the Phllipquency bore but ·91renta1 delirt· 'linea. quency. l feel 11ft tn IQJ,Dg 1hat A thnbl!llt for today: Amffrlcan our ebUdren 1re what we aet thl!i noet Sidney l.anler said : ''Music enmpJn fiX' Ulem to be, and 1f Ia lovt~ 1n lMltfth of a word." thll bo)' wllo ctllltd m)' wlle ~. up to be 1 thief and a ~ It TO VISIT ICILAND will 1H . becauae bl11 ....mothei pve (0Mo) lnvntment bankinM Get MONEY tff your mincl and put it In your poc•tt. I • atorlal 10. Loan I the By BOB E. DYER DAILY CROSSWORD 23. Rclln- I true battle line (is) the responslble lore<s ol both management and labor, against a small but active minority who belleve in a fight to COME A'RUNNIN' handled by the news repqrter on the pol.ice court beat. Racine, Ohio hal nn organl~ed "11n11.'' They rtsht. too, Jo~IR~:SI Tflelr plann.lnrt: 1enion11 are held every week In the Raclne Volunt.eer ,fb, Oep&Jtmf!n\, hndqQ.t:,. ten. 'Thlillr lnlttatlon cer,.elbn' H' vol\'81 lumint~ the luni.line·· of fire fiJIIUng. Their uniform i8 everyd1y 1treet -clothlr~g . Theil· publielty J1 thlt of fire prevenHon. I am 1pe1klnK of R1clne'1 Voluntetr. Jiu.nlor Fire Department 'J"hl1 orlan•utlon was formed 1~ Febru•ry ot 10&3 by 1enlot mcmber1 of Racine'• Fire ,Departnumt and It 11 1 tang Meta• Oounty can 1ll be proud of. It Wll the llrtt ouanlziUon of ill kind in Melga County and to date 11 one or two aueh depanmenU here . • Dal'ly Sentl'nel· Editorially APLAN FOR PEACE IN LABOR '11iGti!:~lful ..... St~ ••d bill< l1>e URK •l YOU B STUDJUlAKEB D.uuB'S ~ TeM RUE MOTORS, 39lt SOIJTD THIRD . . ' t:'. • �, T . , , · T B I V • g J:. PI · F · d ' · ~~Hotricf earns o ·.. ail e ~or ·~IX'lit ace . r1 ay . . . -. \ 41 , ..-q ~. e (-Dally Sentinel, ;: IN;'; FIA; -.;-;:;CT;;IO:;.:-;N:-;;:S;-;:W;;;E;;;;RE;-;R;;-;E-:~AS;-;;O~N---;-;;-;;;-..;;;;;====~~==~- SEOAL Grid Title Wil Be Settled .. SPORTS DESK LSIJ UPSET SAYS COACH DIETZEL I on um• play lookin~ for their teama to win t)le 1959 · .,. Claet Tan ...hU' M lh d D d h d h ts t . _,, h - - The ,Blue De'iila will be :recalhn& O ers an a 8 w 0 won er w Y SOn Y<an . 0 1111e 19 1958 lose Gl\t l.lte thal 1'-.e alreaciJ lumps in football, an honest-to-goodness contact sport, may -They . have 8 4_2-0 retard in mentlaed it to the mm lA cbarp not understand the deep sense of " belongiqg" that being on the league for third place, havin~ offJeLala." "the team•• can give a boy. Being on "the team" can, and gften seored 118 points to their oppon· ot • •u 1... t uoltocl p,.... lntorn•ll... r does, make ut for a lot of other satisfactions where a teen· ' ""' 98. · e lou co 1..0 op na· · sh d • tiona! rankin& IJI.d tnaDI*I tllf Thl• wMk'• Ohio coli... foot- ager IS ort C ange . - Middleport is in •lxth rrt.aee. n•Uon'l l.oDplt eUJTent wlnnln& ... II ~hedulr. Not the least or these satisfactions is the recollection in the at 1-4..0, having scored 44 points stre•k Jl 18. ThunUy Night years afterwa,rd of e'vents during a football season. Some· in the league to their opponenti AthleUe offidala at lbe Unlver· Toledo at Yount•toWD times, as viewed backward from the adult stage, su"' ... eVents 124 sity ol Tlnne~~ee refused com· Saturday k b I f . hh 1,;.11 Th~ Jackets have 80mething men.t w AnJ portion of Dletzel'l!l 1... •• Ohlo StaN ta eon t e co or 0 nc umor. working for them. however, even ~<"hargea. Delaw•N at lowllnl Groen There was tile time in 1949 when Gallipolis came to Middle- If they are crippled to 11 painful Dietul &aid Tennessee UUback Mlrt~u,tta •t Clnclnnlfi port primed to stop....the Jackets' great halfback, Don Payne point after the 46-0 drubbing takGlenn Glau ''WU tlearb' in lb• Mllljlllli ., O.flon The Blue Devils were 50 ready they had chipped in hard-earn- en last week at Wellston. tlon" whea he took the map on Oh.. u. at Ltulrtlllt ed cash to a pot earmarked for the first mate who should rock They stand 13-115 in conference tbe n,er 13 an4 palled lt yarcll xnrtr .t tetntucky Don with a tootb·shaking tackle . There was over $20 in the play 1ince 1929 against Gallipolis. to Do• take on the 14. He 11.14 AkND •t Wllr-Mrt kitty, an adequate lure for any prepper. Over the yeara the Jackets consta· a Volunteer llntman wu oUsldtl Manchleter, lrt4. 1 t AshltM But the money never was awarded . It was retqJped, in t!c'ntly have upset dope bucket& ca· C1M Tech It W...,. • ...,... 1loom to each Gallipolis player who had ~ hopefu.Uy anted lo;re in their Blue pevil meetings. tt Dtfllnot up trll'share · Mme have been wtmpplng scores. oht. W .,.,.,. t O..lson · . . . "l.'tJh 1933 it was 32·7. in 1045. 41.0, The reason was th8t Payne ran Wild th~t ntght:tiJilide of · Itt 1949, 47-fll .. ~ ... r.,·tM2, 38..o, all Hlrlrn ~ 0 ,...• City John C~rrol at W•lh. & Jeff. four minutes the score was Payne 20, Galltpolis n~tft'lng. fivorJng the Jaeketl. · ~,. llthtnr, w. va. at Marietta Payne, playing out of Coach Forrest Bachtel's sln~~e·· wing , ..:·. IFITARflb.;~ ..,""'UITP:UL Mt. union at . . .,,...'"" an the opening kickoff back for a touchdown. He ~turtled , Jerry Fry, quarterback, wJth a Oberlin at a Gallipolts _punt 72 yards for another. He cat.tgtit 't~: ·ttass ~ttd · bead, inJ!-Jt.Y- i' not ex.pe~tecf to Ohia Northern •• "'"· Mich. scored another, and ran across two extra points b.elOre the Play J'rlday niaht and nothh:~J 11 abame Ohio ColJeges of;r. W a.h .,..._. w....... · ledo'a Dennis u ie, each w1tb 32 ct)mpletlona. But Colburn has 1not.her ebance again~t Oh1o u Belt •eorlni record 11 held b~· JJ-nie c;:l.ey, Bow~lne Green half ~. with 46 JKlint._ only eight tway from a lear~Je record. Cashonal tiltlf tbls week. . ey i• al~SP virtually the -oh1y pass >Ver Fr)''!l »>it 11 WeJIJ~n. per:ltlalllJ, whi!!h beat Toledo" IJst recei-ver in a ~psiti.on to overtake rorm~ sUperbly in the Paaain- week f~r third place and i~ lo~- le~der Jack vergiels of To~~o, 'ole. est standine in the. MAC smce it with 12 catehes for the recemng entered the league m 1947.' ~oved leadership. Halfbact Pne Hartiraier will t.o. •.~•. top ln def~nae statlst1cs as 10t be.. in top shape froni his brius- 1t f bed th MAC son Bob Brooks of Ohio U., who ~d hip but their is )1ope. Fullback nus ~ . e · .sea ' dd d 11 rds · sh " · 1 t Man.UnJ -Baumgardner Is a bJg The ~oakms b~vt! a 208.8 ya_rd ~ee~. loo~ii like~ ~~dm:et :~r caue•dcri mark. "His sprained ankle per game averAJe Jn de~~se, wtth the rusbina bonqrs, li!lthough Lo· d 'W Bowling Green -second was IUigravt,t.e at e s on. yar:<f•· The Falcons mul!lt , hold ven Coleman o Western Michigan &o !!~=~=::::~~~~~h~t•~,.~y~N~lohl:==:;., 11 011.-a ,ca,llll c~ugltt ~bout hlo bo<~ lit ltb 218.2 PAHTHI!li TRAVEL Athena, J.!-0, and hungry to bold on to it& first .division berth , mef!tJ ttJe f'Jnthers ·at Athens in the favMlt"l.fS' roll. The Bulldog• ~ave . rolled up "114 points to thflr opponftlts' 100 in conference play, , with wlnl over Viddlepon. Gallipolis and Nels~mville; losses to Logan~ Wellston , - ~I) a~ -· ·.~ 'fbh1 ' lf; rht .l ulldba' fintl Jaq~~e 1r tbft ·a•rt ~ ·tl il 11 t»r. !d~ teams except Pqmeroy, Middleport and Jackson (Oak Hill on 1hank11MivinJ} ~ -~ .iPQtblq .. e:Oul11 ·be awee~ar ~~- •-.wi~ ·. 1 . ' . Col!<b ".,:y,..~~ oomoi!Ung Ohto U . .to leu t-han 160 , Yl;l'ds Nov. 21 1f they top ~e Redskms. But Bowlh:y: Green II to8.6 per game aver,.gd, on offense: l~oked safe f~ the ItJad., with Muu~u .second w1tb !28.8. IG LMdt In Paqln• BowUnJ Green tppa~ntly _has the ~eaeuf! pusing mark sew~ up with . 180.8 yartf• per game, w~H& the . ~kil)l lhould take the pall defense .·honors after allowing only 24 eompletions and 280 yards. , · Ipdjvidual bOftor' were about aettled, too, with .Falcpn quarter * * SURE THING WINTER'S JUST ABOUT HERE! *· . ' Tea•a. ' 1·op Rated Add Steam For Stretch Dn'v• So You'd letter STOP and SH·OP *. * AT MOORE'S Busy Service Center * "'· .. ·.*. Pomeroy Village Yoar •ole of <Onfidence gl•~n me at retoul Gmenl Eleellon wao greatly opp....,btted. . THANK YOU /)AY Ar Mrs· Edna Schoenleh YANKEE C~vt<-Pomeroy ~rAC'.'IIA1 0/l Shofner Gets Nod To Periorm Browns':Punting; LeBaron OK . Shofner takes over trom Junior Wren, who bad hancll"~pUot itlg in the pre-vious >.Hv~n 110nes-~ wfth tbe e~:ceptiop. of -'9fte ·boot. ·That one was kicked by Shofl'ltr. late in Sunday's wiD. over u,e · il'ru!!"' average tuined in by Wren on five earlier kicks. _ 1-e!lfron . !rill )le fo~tnl the Browns for tbt;! l~st time thts ~·· son. He was aitUn~ on the tudelinea, recuperattn~from an .abkle inJUil' wben the owns bumped the Redl!lklQ1 near Y three weeks as:o at .the Lakefr~t Stadium. ~n turDed: m en oubta!ldiu job lalt 5»qday J,a t~ 'Skins upended Baltimote Jn one of the bl&ltlt lhock,q of ~~ ae:ason. BrOWn tod"·· :r~oi-':Of !J1e:Baron's WinnlnC tOuC'ti"' bY : saytlil:'"We mew tJ:tty _had . • be~r . · thin they sbqwed • agamst they provect · lt against ~~ar~m is tough to Iowa Date Looms!As,T.o,ughest .On Buck Gridders"This Season .~l63,Paj~,l,lp For ABC Meet SNOW TIRES- CHAINS- IAnERIES SEAT COVERS- ANTI-FREEZ. !o!ILWAIJQ:E tJPI-A lo..l of '.163 pa,ld ,~e"ed team entries ?9 per cent .of cap~tdty. have Free Installation On Tl"s -.Covers - BaHeries bry of. the . to Feb. 1, the , ledOi wilt accept paid an a · first cOme, flnt aerved basis. I POWBR PLAY · NEW YORK tJPI-A pOWl>rful DOW "eleam.ip" promOitl&nal rjO'OUp hopes '.to stQt J~ te~urn In gem~ . Jobansson-Floyd P-atterson he&.VY we1iht _title fi&bt 1t Yankee Sta· dfum ntx~ June, '"~_,1 Vfl%- .~earned ...,..,. *· Ra bier • ncan •• • • .....,._ -·-- . ', ·,~. \• * .MONOPOLY ' *DOLLS BRtO•.. DOL.L$ · $••99 ' TOY Betting Odds LAU!\EL, Md. UPI- Midnight Sun and MI . Carina. 1 pair of dasIY "lr'll cutters" frOm France, today were given the beat chnnce of upsettlnll favored Tudor l.'ra Wedne•day in the $100,000 Washington, D. C., International at Laurel. · Tudor Era, one of lhe twO American reprefltntaUves in tbe ll·hOI.. flold, remained the 8-0 favorite for the mUe and e1ueic over Laurel'• turf HoWiver; both French Were- attracting atroni ' LINCOLN ~OG$ · ·· .. · · · · ·· · $2.00 . *T.,V. GAMES . If. Ea1t Ro . MovmgUpln We &TV REUIR Sonlt!e All .....,_ ' '. ....... LjiMotiiODBL KITS ---~ JoATS- ~- .,..········· ··· ··49c ~.$,4;~, , "" ...., ' AilE tiPJ;! Cleland~• ~ "' liATI'IRY oPi:~TBD FREE PARKitf{t Phoao 101 .... 81. . ' . .9tup . , THI"'m\' ·~ ~OTOROLAS- ~ali's "dl4 .woa:•,l"wPl ~iinqe @lld: play for tbe 'llo~1t91t' B~ff1 ot ~e AOleric•n Aa&oclati.pn next sear snvt aN\'ON ·JET HELMET ·· ··· · ·· $2.98 12. Martins ferry 1 44:; F~ch,Hor~~} (Country) Slaugb~. one of b~• son . . ?8 1 . ~~~®ilri~ ,~,4#!~ .• HOUST'O ; ' 'RX, . ' noa ONLY 44 SHOPP:NG DAYS '*" I ,i ,·.~ \ ........,. "' 'i'dY: ' ' 0-.ly ' 'COIIPL1!'1111..8E1'1i'. I 'i :h I I~ th. to $H.ocf . ' . "}/'· ;. ' ''I 'pmo io-o'-1!-'-"""-:r"""'~-........""' "-"'........ 't-;:,_--t---,.,....~'.:1'-...,..~'"""" ·-- ' ' '. • ' .. ~~~ ~u··;"" ··~··· !~h -: ·~ . .. " ' ,, • ' ..",I ' Pd. Pol. Adv. . . \ · SAW, m w: iKO• ..~ ~; .~ '' VUJace Pd. Pol. Adv. CLEVELAND UPi....;..()n& alljor change ill each lineup wUl. be in evi~'"'" S•pdlY ;,beo· I~• ~l<v.liM BroWns an4 Wlisidngt'oo 'Bed aktb1 ~uare off in a rematch. ..The · btg f!bl!inJe fOI' the '"~' wUl -fl.ild d"efenlive halfback Jtm -· Sbofn&r taking over the puntlnl chores whlle Uttle Edd.le .Lfi!Baron will d~ tbe quart.mackinl for the 'Skins. r.cr:: · • tf76 To The Voters Of MEMPHIS, 'fean. UPI-Harry ,.,mo.-·1- :.i:lt ~ Phwto ~lltO"I'li ONtO $tuhl~eh~r. one of the "Four trouelntn" tt N_plre Dim!! tbree . !:" Hoyt's ~ S1i viet W. Main 111. 'THROWN II'OR LOSS j,_. · A Sotlofled ~mer lo ()ur Jl'lm Co~rallofl moved into second place. Brooks y~ t9•at c"bplpared to ,1!95 for Coleman. ------- hope J:ld1111Jo •..{'1::' .,."kt; b In 1103. 11ude Atlimaltuncbttl FIRST II QU~ FAIREST l11 ptiCI$ FASTEST l11 SlllYIQ as a 't'i 7 - will opea at 10 I· a lunch wlll be teJovtd, 111 After tDe mtetinl ~tl were te:ned by Krl. Gil't!n. ...._ bury. Mn. J'red DtWefte and_.... Rodney Dawning. - I 'decades ago, was stoS~"ped in bls trackl Mopday by a ~mber cf the M"emPIUs Boys Town football team. "What do .you play'.'" Harry "ked when introduced to '12-year· old Billy Porter at a meeting of the Mempbill Quarterback Club. b..•:.:•k:::•.:Jio.:..:b_Coc:-.lb_urn ~J i_ed~-w"~.t-;h-'-..•-·G_,u~i" :::':::'o:: " :~::;il:IYy=':':P:Iiedc::-~·=::-- Blue tbelrGallipolis first wind.players' · ,, sure J•ltlnf TheDevil&. littlebad bucket with money,·. . called time or ·~· Turk">' Dl)' battle Ill· lo -'<In . ~p.,. ,...., Tile i>oAi!IJ" ln<iloy et H•ldeU.." "Payne Kill ers ,. never got o If th e ground . Pomorof. . . I Ill<."'"' . .,--,_, f . . ,.,t Woller 11lonlcy holl lOOk bave IIIIi. I' ,li!Mtil....,, our .,.••s In the. ~I 10. r;qo. '""" c,omo in • Then there was the event in the same game, I think, when 1.e:t:', ·1f1M, ,t "' and ID!l ·¥~ar· the Gallipolis coach. heartsick over what was happening out ....,some ~ on the held, sont sophomore reserve gu~rd Hob•rt Wilson, !,~j,A~1 ~:''liio Jr. (now Sports Editor of the Gallipolis Trtbune) ·~to t~e.~ay i• ollfpe tl fot delenolvo with thiS pertment advice. 1 • • • oltor•Hwiap\lhens. "Get in there and stop that stuff up the middle!" wu,on went in and on the first play little Charley Srobhrt " ott.,, ·~,.... .npectO<! to rammed directly over Wilson for some 52 ysrds and a TD. IY lot GltMfol .. \tllf-br · 0;- .b ~!,<• Cl~~· r~r "They said Stobart we~hed onl~ 1SO """· nds or .s• but U CQLDliBi/8 UPJ-.Oh~'• top. • 10 110!'·~ 0 " 1~ to r~" " ted hi"' b I I 'Ill b Q • · ell, 1o fe lt !!kwe .he was o ne ot obn Zer le's tr~tor rigs on that " . .. oe oo ~~<~I• . ' " - 1ft 1 ""'... 111, 1 ll,arllD• rof#. 11 1 11son reca 11 8 wry1y. pay, .. . .. . .. , .•. are makl., o Jpko out olthe old tho "-·"~• . . . ~I W!>tP •••· Ill••"' tbat tile PfOIIUI'J bellll• .. ..r .. ~. o · · Bill to mount tow-ard the tnd of the ...,. . d iliPV• ba "rl1ht Yes, football I# a rough sport. . ,. WU. 1018011 But when it is under lntelllRent supervision, as Ohio ~es WI ~.lilt !Pfl!liC la!..l" tn•Y and prep coaching proYide, football Is truly the "1011 . 1 It~ ' 'l!le> react favor•lJ~ ltow •.,r. ~·t<i oponte. Sports" lor youngsters from IIU! Plftb Grade. (rlnk.Y dln~s ,: .· ~~ 1SVI~ r!::'~ men through the Professional ranks. · -· · 1 Ohio' top .to t..... appear to lMl il1lft>11 ovl<~ llle ~111!11111'"" as the U!ftpaJfD coni" to i ctw;. Just taker a ~0011: 1t some of Ute score• t.lat wuk for e:unapJt. Massillon, Obio'• Nq. 1 t&am, Wlllopcd Barberton 80-0 In one of the FOR A REAL DEAL ON worst "routa of the .wuol!, and r.nr.T•MBU~ UPJ- Ohio Slate's Schembechler said Iowa was Marlon Hardlne, the ltml alate clash -hert tbJs Saturday with tops In bOth ofrense and defense. champ~ 1maahtcl Fremont Bolfl, tuw" State loomed as one of the He pointed out that the Hawk- 711-6 be.Jilnd 1 GO-point output. by toughest of the season as the eyea have scored in 63 straight haHback: P•te Porietla. PA Buckeyes prepared to dose out g.ames. And he said their defense That wu jutt ·a few of tbe ba•· 31 . &2 tbeir home schedule. over a year ago, when Ohio Statefketball-type IICOrjnl · outburttl re··~ oS(J ·s · 1 iln Seh~ upset them, 38-26, was impron~d co,~d in football's ela:bth wt.ek. · 98 · 'cou. - - er "lrt!mendQ,Usly." " .. ~111.,. ~ ••lllnl IOQ Mon<IIIY described th,f' ' , The IoWan!! ha ve nine -senldra Might¥ MauiUfUl, me•n"lf J,, 66 who have won thetr 81 t on 'their team and the osu scout continued to rol~ .I~ queat of the ):U POMEROY ga;e; by 53 ·0 :rer K~naas S~a~e had praise for -HUie quilrterl;l~~;ck state cbampionllli\p In the Unlled PHONE 3111-Y 104 I a~ , 3,~ o~er th nteso a,., 11 't e Olen Treadway's deadly p.ils~i'h1 Pre88 lnternaUonol Ohto coaches 1112 ;,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,~,,.,.,.,""%~'-..:..:....:':"'~m:_:n~:·~·~·~••:•:;,·___ and speedy ha l"l'bncks Bo b J e~er ratinga puiUng in 17 first place and Ray Jauch, who are bot~) tn votes out of 28 bat.lots. Truet the World'e Largeet Bullde.r of Compa~t Care •··~ 01 :,"~.~« ,:~:·Ao..,u•. <his, runoeru 0 sprint· Jauc.b recoven!d fMJ'tl 1 sbi11J.t. fJeld-Continued to gain ~n th& Tigto l!llve You Wldeet Cholce, · ~oweet Prlcee• de. tnJu'., h'" ,,orsged· f. 7 y~\jt. ers ~u.h •n~t ot runnorup n•m· per carry' iMtton& that pia~ the Wlldeatl!l · . pnJ.y 22 i)olftts b&hlnd. "~ Don NortOn, a 174-pouhd end~'il -~ · Whlle .all me:mbe_ra of last 1 a fuoritl!!l potldng · Larf:e'"- 1with ,a?. k'a tap.· 10 ,,..,.. e•caped de- · C<! tehes {or S9-2 yard&. aqtl ~ ·~ lh& rat1n111 Ul)derwent 18 toll chdowns ··~o le44_ ~~"' .~i$ 'ten fe~ •huffiiJl& , anuma I~ llJt four In p~s re~ty i ng. . , · "' • }..~\'; \poait~on1 . T!)e onJy ~a~s; ,pehP_mbech-.. · MarW.ua ty;mped from eJJh'h ler Aaw ill th~, H(w'"ks.• wa"s . tqetr:, ~sevet)tb ltld hr~1 made: puntin g, wb.ich tie, called oi'flY Jn the aeleq;ll&t for tbe fltat "averoge." ~ ·· ., .(' .tlme ~f tak.ln1 oyq !'!igbt• Rlaat. . ,~ ,. Troy· and Cincinnati Purtell, The Buekeytts whQ, b~ttled .IJn· each with one def&at in•eight ~· , di ana to a sc.l l'eli'ss de~dlock tJ,~t teata, tied for nifl'l:a to round 'Dllt ; Saturd::ay, may by minus two the top ·10 411UidJ. I alart.crs. Junior guard Do_n Y()~.. The hi.Ch ~bpol lootb~t-11 ratinJa . who underwent an nperatton fo r· i. ,..ru, won-lost ft!Cords in paren· · torn ligament rc<'eived in tho ,ln· the$,e11 diana game, will be out, and hill , . eam Pelnh back Bill Wentz, who I! nursin( I 1. Matatllon 11 {H) 22'f sprained ankle, was doubtful. · 2. Springfield" . . . 2 (8·1)) 203 Whit. In Top Shape 3. Lorain 2 ('7-1) 181 t Hayes said fullback Bob Whlte "f. Kettering Fairi who two years ago mont . . . . . 1 (8-0) 101 ly sparked • drive (Ef.O 102 1 • Toledo DeVilbiss f{awkeyes and sent !(arion Harding 1 ('t·1 Rose Bowl. will be • Marietta , , . . . ( 31 (n that game, · . Parma . . . . . . . . (loO) 48 Ulree: Urnes, . . . . . . . 1 {1·1)tle t? .33 tripa far. PuN!ell (1·1) tla t7 10 ~ams : 11. Cleveland IIIAl a llaee ~lallle wilen •he lpet*\ In Ner York in "Ptl8r P1:ri.." · J • Frida n1 hi • SEOAL championship w 11 descend _m to ac.son Y I . BO LING GREEN, o. UPr..... But there. a·re battles equally spirited ach~uled. for Pom- Bowlint Green, frant runner m etoy and Middleport teams. They center on tbe· strqggle for the Mld-Amer~an conf•rence, tosixth place ln the eight-team conference. ,. dJy trained its slihtl on ·.secondMiddleport, 7-6 winner over Galllpolla lilt year Jn One of p~ct Ohio u. and the ieaiue title the major 1958 upset$, would love to dp it q:~ before boBW-• 0111 week from saturday, as. ¥ACtown fans. This year it will be tougher beca~se: . t~ma turned to tou~~ intersee Cfl,Ch laid, "We're not eomplain· toudadown ol the [lime. _ ing, ~ 1 think It'• • A~amst • Non·League 0 e£00C0l8 'In Jackson; Panthers Go To Athens Football fans - Army Porte~ , Vr. and Yn. W. T. Stone: but returned from 1 week'• viJil wilb relativn In Columbua. Miu Betty Kelly returned (rom 1 week Jn Indf, napoliJ. Mr. and .._n_ George Lerner and and Mrs. J. M. Ctump spent Tl>•sdiOf in Hu.nting~on. ttf~~~L;:;;ugh Battles - ==Ru-::-L-;:-E IIA.!QN IIQUGI, .... Ul'l-Lou· lh• l.lian1 Bl.ltt fQitbaU coach Paul . OQ the next pl•r. Dietzel said • Diebtl el.lbHd Koaday niJilt blocklne: back "prtttiully tacthat ,.,...... aeortd ltl 1'-U lr:led" 18 LSU linebad:er who .wu upat" • tM ~ lilt wut 011 tn line to atop NeyM Sollee w~( three ~ JRitlct.lGaL •tepped down the 11ideline• tO ~kina )tfl)l'l • tele'riltd J &COte. · meetCa 'of · tbe Baton Roqt Qu~U Club. the LSU It waa the final and fateful Pomeroy-Wd~leport, o., Nov. 10, 1959 ,· . ..' . putCAif ~· ., • '' ' ' l~tfi!"~c ,(41.:€> •owca •"~•"• ' ' · ..•· ,. • �, T . , , · T B I V • g J:. PI · F · d ' · ~~Hotricf earns o ·.. ail e ~or ·~IX'lit ace . r1 ay . . . -. \ 41 , ..-q ~. e (-Dally Sentinel, ;: IN;'; FIA; -.;-;:;CT;;IO:;.:-;N:-;;:S;-;:W;;;E;;;;RE;-;R;;-;E-:~AS;-;;O~N---;-;;-;;;-..;;;;;====~~==~- SEOAL Grid Title Wil Be Settled .. SPORTS DESK LSIJ UPSET SAYS COACH DIETZEL I on um• play lookin~ for their teama to win t)le 1959 · .,. Claet Tan ...hU' M lh d D d h d h ts t . _,, h - - The ,Blue De'iila will be :recalhn& O ers an a 8 w 0 won er w Y SOn Y<an . 0 1111e 19 1958 lose Gl\t l.lte thal 1'-.e alreaciJ lumps in football, an honest-to-goodness contact sport, may -They . have 8 4_2-0 retard in mentlaed it to the mm lA cbarp not understand the deep sense of " belongiqg" that being on the league for third place, havin~ offJeLala." "the team•• can give a boy. Being on "the team" can, and gften seored 118 points to their oppon· ot • •u 1... t uoltocl p,.... lntorn•ll... r does, make ut for a lot of other satisfactions where a teen· ' ""' 98. · e lou co 1..0 op na· · sh d • tiona! rankin& IJI.d tnaDI*I tllf Thl• wMk'• Ohio coli... foot- ager IS ort C ange . - Middleport is in •lxth rrt.aee. n•Uon'l l.oDplt eUJTent wlnnln& ... II ~hedulr. Not the least or these satisfactions is the recollection in the at 1-4..0, having scored 44 points stre•k Jl 18. ThunUy Night years afterwa,rd of e'vents during a football season. Some· in the league to their opponenti AthleUe offidala at lbe Unlver· Toledo at Yount•toWD times, as viewed backward from the adult stage, su"' ... eVents 124 sity ol Tlnne~~ee refused com· Saturday k b I f . hh 1,;.11 Th~ Jackets have 80mething men.t w AnJ portion of Dletzel'l!l 1... •• Ohlo StaN ta eon t e co or 0 nc umor. working for them. however, even ~<"hargea. Delaw•N at lowllnl Groen There was tile time in 1949 when Gallipolis came to Middle- If they are crippled to 11 painful Dietul &aid Tennessee UUback Mlrt~u,tta •t Clnclnnlfi port primed to stop....the Jackets' great halfback, Don Payne point after the 46-0 drubbing takGlenn Glau ''WU tlearb' in lb• Mllljlllli ., O.flon The Blue Devils were 50 ready they had chipped in hard-earn- en last week at Wellston. tlon" whea he took the map on Oh.. u. at Ltulrtlllt ed cash to a pot earmarked for the first mate who should rock They stand 13-115 in conference tbe n,er 13 an4 palled lt yarcll xnrtr .t tetntucky Don with a tootb·shaking tackle . There was over $20 in the play 1ince 1929 against Gallipolis. to Do• take on the 14. He 11.14 AkND •t Wllr-Mrt kitty, an adequate lure for any prepper. Over the yeara the Jackets consta· a Volunteer llntman wu oUsldtl Manchleter, lrt4. 1 t AshltM But the money never was awarded . It was retqJped, in t!c'ntly have upset dope bucket& ca· C1M Tech It W...,. • ...,... 1loom to each Gallipolis player who had ~ hopefu.Uy anted lo;re in their Blue pevil meetings. tt Dtfllnot up trll'share · Mme have been wtmpplng scores. oht. W .,.,.,. t O..lson · . . . "l.'tJh 1933 it was 32·7. in 1045. 41.0, The reason was th8t Payne ran Wild th~t ntght:tiJilide of · Itt 1949, 47-fll .. ~ ... r.,·tM2, 38..o, all Hlrlrn ~ 0 ,...• City John C~rrol at W•lh. & Jeff. four minutes the score was Payne 20, Galltpolis n~tft'lng. fivorJng the Jaeketl. · ~,. llthtnr, w. va. at Marietta Payne, playing out of Coach Forrest Bachtel's sln~~e·· wing , ..:·. IFITARflb.;~ ..,""'UITP:UL Mt. union at . . .,,...'"" an the opening kickoff back for a touchdown. He ~turtled , Jerry Fry, quarterback, wJth a Oberlin at a Gallipolts _punt 72 yards for another. He cat.tgtit 't~: ·ttass ~ttd · bead, inJ!-Jt.Y- i' not ex.pe~tecf to Ohia Northern •• "'"· Mich. scored another, and ran across two extra points b.elOre the Play J'rlday niaht and nothh:~J 11 abame Ohio ColJeges of;r. W a.h .,..._. w....... · ledo'a Dennis u ie, each w1tb 32 ct)mpletlona. But Colburn has 1not.her ebance again~t Oh1o u Belt •eorlni record 11 held b~· JJ-nie c;:l.ey, Bow~lne Green half ~. with 46 JKlint._ only eight tway from a lear~Je record. Cashonal tiltlf tbls week. . ey i• al~SP virtually the -oh1y pass >Ver Fr)''!l »>it 11 WeJIJ~n. per:ltlalllJ, whi!!h beat Toledo" IJst recei-ver in a ~psiti.on to overtake rorm~ sUperbly in the Paaain- week f~r third place and i~ lo~- le~der Jack vergiels of To~~o, 'ole. est standine in the. MAC smce it with 12 catehes for the recemng entered the league m 1947.' ~oved leadership. Halfbact Pne Hartiraier will t.o. •.~•. top ln def~nae statlst1cs as 10t be.. in top shape froni his brius- 1t f bed th MAC son Bob Brooks of Ohio U., who ~d hip but their is )1ope. Fullback nus ~ . e · .sea ' dd d 11 rds · sh " · 1 t Man.UnJ -Baumgardner Is a bJg The ~oakms b~vt! a 208.8 ya_rd ~ee~. loo~ii like~ ~~dm:et :~r caue•dcri mark. "His sprained ankle per game averAJe Jn de~~se, wtth the rusbina bonqrs, li!lthough Lo· d 'W Bowling Green -second was IUigravt,t.e at e s on. yar:<f•· The Falcons mul!lt , hold ven Coleman o Western Michigan &o !!~=~=::::~~~~~h~t•~,.~y~N~lohl:==:;., 11 011.-a ,ca,llll c~ugltt ~bout hlo bo<~ lit ltb 218.2 PAHTHI!li TRAVEL Athena, J.!-0, and hungry to bold on to it& first .division berth , mef!tJ ttJe f'Jnthers ·at Athens in the favMlt"l.fS' roll. The Bulldog• ~ave . rolled up "114 points to thflr opponftlts' 100 in conference play, , with wlnl over Viddlepon. Gallipolis and Nels~mville; losses to Logan~ Wellston , - ~I) a~ -· ·.~ 'fbh1 ' lf; rht .l ulldba' fintl Jaq~~e 1r tbft ·a•rt ~ ·tl il 11 t»r. !d~ teams except Pqmeroy, Middleport and Jackson (Oak Hill on 1hank11MivinJ} ~ -~ .iPQtblq .. e:Oul11 ·be awee~ar ~~- •-.wi~ ·. 1 . ' . Col!<b ".,:y,..~~ oomoi!Ung Ohto U . .to leu t-han 160 , Yl;l'ds Nov. 21 1f they top ~e Redskms. But Bowlh:y: Green II to8.6 per game aver,.gd, on offense: l~oked safe f~ the ItJad., with Muu~u .second w1tb !28.8. IG LMdt In Paqln• BowUnJ Green tppa~ntly _has the ~eaeuf! pusing mark sew~ up with . 180.8 yartf• per game, w~H& the . ~kil)l lhould take the pall defense .·honors after allowing only 24 eompletions and 280 yards. , · Ipdjvidual bOftor' were about aettled, too, with .Falcpn quarter * * SURE THING WINTER'S JUST ABOUT HERE! *· . ' Tea•a. ' 1·op Rated Add Steam For Stretch Dn'v• So You'd letter STOP and SH·OP *. * AT MOORE'S Busy Service Center * "'· .. ·.*. Pomeroy Village Yoar •ole of <Onfidence gl•~n me at retoul Gmenl Eleellon wao greatly opp....,btted. . THANK YOU /)AY Ar Mrs· Edna Schoenleh YANKEE C~vt<-Pomeroy ~rAC'.'IIA1 0/l Shofner Gets Nod To Periorm Browns':Punting; LeBaron OK . Shofner takes over trom Junior Wren, who bad hancll"~pUot itlg in the pre-vious >.Hv~n 110nes-~ wfth tbe e~:ceptiop. of -'9fte ·boot. ·That one was kicked by Shofl'ltr. late in Sunday's wiD. over u,e · il'ru!!"' average tuined in by Wren on five earlier kicks. _ 1-e!lfron . !rill )le fo~tnl the Browns for tbt;! l~st time thts ~·· son. He was aitUn~ on the tudelinea, recuperattn~from an .abkle inJUil' wben the owns bumped the Redl!lklQ1 near Y three weeks as:o at .the Lakefr~t Stadium. ~n turDed: m en oubta!ldiu job lalt 5»qday J,a t~ 'Skins upended Baltimote Jn one of the bl&ltlt lhock,q of ~~ ae:ason. BrOWn tod"·· :r~oi-':Of !J1e:Baron's WinnlnC tOuC'ti"' bY : saytlil:'"We mew tJ:tty _had . • be~r . · thin they sbqwed • agamst they provect · lt against ~~ar~m is tough to Iowa Date Looms!As,T.o,ughest .On Buck Gridders"This Season .~l63,Paj~,l,lp For ABC Meet SNOW TIRES- CHAINS- IAnERIES SEAT COVERS- ANTI-FREEZ. !o!ILWAIJQ:E tJPI-A lo..l of '.163 pa,ld ,~e"ed team entries ?9 per cent .of cap~tdty. have Free Installation On Tl"s -.Covers - BaHeries bry of. the . to Feb. 1, the , ledOi wilt accept paid an a · first cOme, flnt aerved basis. I POWBR PLAY · NEW YORK tJPI-A pOWl>rful DOW "eleam.ip" promOitl&nal rjO'OUp hopes '.to stQt J~ te~urn In gem~ . Jobansson-Floyd P-atterson he&.VY we1iht _title fi&bt 1t Yankee Sta· dfum ntx~ June, '"~_,1 Vfl%- .~earned ...,..,. *· Ra bier • ncan •• • • .....,._ -·-- . ', ·,~. \• * .MONOPOLY ' *DOLLS BRtO•.. DOL.L$ · $••99 ' TOY Betting Odds LAU!\EL, Md. UPI- Midnight Sun and MI . Carina. 1 pair of dasIY "lr'll cutters" frOm France, today were given the beat chnnce of upsettlnll favored Tudor l.'ra Wedne•day in the $100,000 Washington, D. C., International at Laurel. · Tudor Era, one of lhe twO American reprefltntaUves in tbe ll·hOI.. flold, remained the 8-0 favorite for the mUe and e1ueic over Laurel'• turf HoWiver; both French Were- attracting atroni ' LINCOLN ~OG$ · ·· .. · · · · ·· · $2.00 . *T.,V. GAMES . If. Ea1t Ro . MovmgUpln We &TV REUIR Sonlt!e All .....,_ ' '. ....... LjiMotiiODBL KITS ---~ JoATS- ~- .,..········· ··· ··49c ~.$,4;~, , "" ...., ' AilE tiPJ;! Cleland~• ~ "' liATI'IRY oPi:~TBD FREE PARKitf{t Phoao 101 .... 81. . ' . .9tup . , THI"'m\' ·~ ~OTOROLAS- ~ali's "dl4 .woa:•,l"wPl ~iinqe @lld: play for tbe 'llo~1t91t' B~ff1 ot ~e AOleric•n Aa&oclati.pn next sear snvt aN\'ON ·JET HELMET ·· ··· · ·· $2.98 12. Martins ferry 1 44:; F~ch,Hor~~} (Country) Slaugb~. one of b~• son . . ?8 1 . ~~~®ilri~ ,~,4#!~ .• HOUST'O ; ' 'RX, . ' noa ONLY 44 SHOPP:NG DAYS '*" I ,i ,·.~ \ ........,. "' 'i'dY: ' ' 0-.ly ' 'COIIPL1!'1111..8E1'1i'. I 'i :h I I~ th. to $H.ocf . ' . "}/'· ;. ' ''I 'pmo io-o'-1!-'-"""-:r"""'~-........""' "-"'........ 't-;:,_--t---,.,....~'.:1'-...,..~'"""" ·-- ' ' '. • ' .. ~~~ ~u··;"" ··~··· !~h -: ·~ . .. " ' ,, • ' ..",I ' Pd. Pol. Adv. . . \ · SAW, m w: iKO• ..~ ~; .~ '' VUJace Pd. Pol. Adv. CLEVELAND UPi....;..()n& alljor change ill each lineup wUl. be in evi~'"'" S•pdlY ;,beo· I~• ~l<v.liM BroWns an4 Wlisidngt'oo 'Bed aktb1 ~uare off in a rematch. ..The · btg f!bl!inJe fOI' the '"~' wUl -fl.ild d"efenlive halfback Jtm -· Sbofn&r taking over the puntlnl chores whlle Uttle Edd.le .Lfi!Baron will d~ tbe quart.mackinl for the 'Skins. r.cr:: · • tf76 To The Voters Of MEMPHIS, 'fean. UPI-Harry ,.,mo.-·1- :.i:lt ~ Phwto ~lltO"I'li ONtO $tuhl~eh~r. one of the "Four trouelntn" tt N_plre Dim!! tbree . !:" Hoyt's ~ S1i viet W. Main 111. 'THROWN II'OR LOSS j,_. · A Sotlofled ~mer lo ()ur Jl'lm Co~rallofl moved into second place. Brooks y~ t9•at c"bplpared to ,1!95 for Coleman. ------- hope J:ld1111Jo •..{'1::' .,."kt; b In 1103. 11ude Atlimaltuncbttl FIRST II QU~ FAIREST l11 ptiCI$ FASTEST l11 SlllYIQ as a 't'i 7 - will opea at 10 I· a lunch wlll be teJovtd, 111 After tDe mtetinl ~tl were te:ned by Krl. Gil't!n. ...._ bury. Mn. J'red DtWefte and_.... Rodney Dawning. - I 'decades ago, was stoS~"ped in bls trackl Mopday by a ~mber cf the M"emPIUs Boys Town football team. "What do .you play'.'" Harry "ked when introduced to '12-year· old Billy Porter at a meeting of the Mempbill Quarterback Club. b..•:.:•k:::•.:Jio.:..:b_Coc:-.lb_urn ~J i_ed~-w"~.t-;h-'-..•-·G_,u~i" :::':::'o:: " :~::;il:IYy=':':P:Iiedc::-~·=::-- Blue tbelrGallipolis first wind.players' · ,, sure J•ltlnf TheDevil&. littlebad bucket with money,·. . called time or ·~· Turk">' Dl)' battle Ill· lo -'<In . ~p.,. ,...., Tile i>oAi!IJ" ln<iloy et H•ldeU.." "Payne Kill ers ,. never got o If th e ground . Pomorof. . . I Ill<."'"' . .,--,_, f . . ,.,t Woller 11lonlcy holl lOOk bave IIIIi. I' ,li!Mtil....,, our .,.••s In the. ~I 10. r;qo. '""" c,omo in • Then there was the event in the same game, I think, when 1.e:t:', ·1f1M, ,t "' and ID!l ·¥~ar· the Gallipolis coach. heartsick over what was happening out ....,some ~ on the held, sont sophomore reserve gu~rd Hob•rt Wilson, !,~j,A~1 ~:''liio Jr. (now Sports Editor of the Gallipolis Trtbune) ·~to t~e.~ay i• ollfpe tl fot delenolvo with thiS pertment advice. 1 • • • oltor•Hwiap\lhens. "Get in there and stop that stuff up the middle!" wu,on went in and on the first play little Charley Srobhrt " ott.,, ·~,.... .npectO<! to rammed directly over Wilson for some 52 ysrds and a TD. IY lot GltMfol .. \tllf-br · 0;- .b ~!,<• Cl~~· r~r "They said Stobart we~hed onl~ 1SO """· nds or .s• but U CQLDliBi/8 UPJ-.Oh~'• top. • 10 110!'·~ 0 " 1~ to r~" " ted hi"' b I I 'Ill b Q • · ell, 1o fe lt !!kwe .he was o ne ot obn Zer le's tr~tor rigs on that " . .. oe oo ~~<~I• . ' " - 1ft 1 ""'... 111, 1 ll,arllD• rof#. 11 1 11son reca 11 8 wry1y. pay, .. . .. . .. , .•. are makl., o Jpko out olthe old tho "-·"~• . . . ~I W!>tP •••· Ill••"' tbat tile PfOIIUI'J bellll• .. ..r .. ~. o · · Bill to mount tow-ard the tnd of the ...,. . d iliPV• ba "rl1ht Yes, football I# a rough sport. . ,. WU. 1018011 But when it is under lntelllRent supervision, as Ohio ~es WI ~.lilt !Pfl!liC la!..l" tn•Y and prep coaching proYide, football Is truly the "1011 . 1 It~ ' 'l!le> react favor•lJ~ ltow •.,r. ~·t<i oponte. Sports" lor youngsters from IIU! Plftb Grade. (rlnk.Y dln~s ,: .· ~~ 1SVI~ r!::'~ men through the Professional ranks. · -· · 1 Ohio' top .to t..... appear to lMl il1lft>11 ovl<~ llle ~111!11111'"" as the U!ftpaJfD coni" to i ctw;. Just taker a ~0011: 1t some of Ute score• t.lat wuk for e:unapJt. Massillon, Obio'• Nq. 1 t&am, Wlllopcd Barberton 80-0 In one of the FOR A REAL DEAL ON worst "routa of the .wuol!, and r.nr.T•MBU~ UPJ- Ohio Slate's Schembechler said Iowa was Marlon Hardlne, the ltml alate clash -hert tbJs Saturday with tops In bOth ofrense and defense. champ~ 1maahtcl Fremont Bolfl, tuw" State loomed as one of the He pointed out that the Hawk- 711-6 be.Jilnd 1 GO-point output. by toughest of the season as the eyea have scored in 63 straight haHback: P•te Porietla. PA Buckeyes prepared to dose out g.ames. And he said their defense That wu jutt ·a few of tbe ba•· 31 . &2 tbeir home schedule. over a year ago, when Ohio Statefketball-type IICOrjnl · outburttl re··~ oS(J ·s · 1 iln Seh~ upset them, 38-26, was impron~d co,~d in football's ela:bth wt.ek. · 98 · 'cou. - - er "lrt!mendQ,Usly." " .. ~111.,. ~ ••lllnl IOQ Mon<IIIY described th,f' ' , The IoWan!! ha ve nine -senldra Might¥ MauiUfUl, me•n"lf J,, 66 who have won thetr 81 t on 'their team and the osu scout continued to rol~ .I~ queat of the ):U POMEROY ga;e; by 53 ·0 :rer K~naas S~a~e had praise for -HUie quilrterl;l~~;ck state cbampionllli\p In the Unlled PHONE 3111-Y 104 I a~ , 3,~ o~er th nteso a,., 11 't e Olen Treadway's deadly p.ils~i'h1 Pre88 lnternaUonol Ohto coaches 1112 ;,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,~,,.,.,.,""%~'-..:..:....:':"'~m:_:n~:·~·~·~••:•:;,·___ and speedy ha l"l'bncks Bo b J e~er ratinga puiUng in 17 first place and Ray Jauch, who are bot~) tn votes out of 28 bat.lots. Truet the World'e Largeet Bullde.r of Compa~t Care •··~ 01 :,"~.~« ,:~:·Ao..,u•. <his, runoeru 0 sprint· Jauc.b recoven!d fMJ'tl 1 sbi11J.t. fJeld-Continued to gain ~n th& Tigto l!llve You Wldeet Cholce, · ~oweet Prlcee• de. tnJu'., h'" ,,orsged· f. 7 y~\jt. ers ~u.h •n~t ot runnorup n•m· per carry' iMtton& that pia~ the Wlldeatl!l · . pnJ.y 22 i)olftts b&hlnd. "~ Don NortOn, a 174-pouhd end~'il -~ · Whlle .all me:mbe_ra of last 1 a fuoritl!!l potldng · Larf:e'"- 1with ,a?. k'a tap.· 10 ,,..,.. e•caped de- · C<! tehes {or S9-2 yard&. aqtl ~ ·~ lh& rat1n111 Ul)derwent 18 toll chdowns ··~o le44_ ~~"' .~i$ 'ten fe~ •huffiiJl& , anuma I~ llJt four In p~s re~ty i ng. . , · "' • }..~\'; \poait~on1 . T!)e onJy ~a~s; ,pehP_mbech-.. · MarW.ua ty;mped from eJJh'h ler Aaw ill th~, H(w'"ks.• wa"s . tqetr:, ~sevet)tb ltld hr~1 made: puntin g, wb.ich tie, called oi'flY Jn the aeleq;ll&t for tbe fltat "averoge." ~ ·· ., .(' .tlme ~f tak.ln1 oyq !'!igbt• Rlaat. . ,~ ,. Troy· and Cincinnati Purtell, The Buekeytts whQ, b~ttled .IJn· each with one def&at in•eight ~· , di ana to a sc.l l'eli'ss de~dlock tJ,~t teata, tied for nifl'l:a to round 'Dllt ; Saturd::ay, may by minus two the top ·10 411UidJ. I alart.crs. Junior guard Do_n Y()~.. The hi.Ch ~bpol lootb~t-11 ratinJa . who underwent an nperatton fo r· i. ,..ru, won-lost ft!Cords in paren· · torn ligament rc<'eived in tho ,ln· the$,e11 diana game, will be out, and hill , . eam Pelnh back Bill Wentz, who I! nursin( I 1. Matatllon 11 {H) 22'f sprained ankle, was doubtful. · 2. Springfield" . . . 2 (8·1)) 203 Whit. In Top Shape 3. Lorain 2 ('7-1) 181 t Hayes said fullback Bob Whlte "f. Kettering Fairi who two years ago mont . . . . . 1 (8-0) 101 ly sparked • drive (Ef.O 102 1 • Toledo DeVilbiss f{awkeyes and sent !(arion Harding 1 ('t·1 Rose Bowl. will be • Marietta , , . . . ( 31 (n that game, · . Parma . . . . . . . . (loO) 48 Ulree: Urnes, . . . . . . . 1 {1·1)tle t? .33 tripa far. PuN!ell (1·1) tla t7 10 ~ams : 11. Cleveland IIIAl a llaee ~lallle wilen •he lpet*\ In Ner York in "Ptl8r P1:ri.." · J • Frida n1 hi • SEOAL championship w 11 descend _m to ac.son Y I . BO LING GREEN, o. UPr..... But there. a·re battles equally spirited ach~uled. for Pom- Bowlint Green, frant runner m etoy and Middleport teams. They center on tbe· strqggle for the Mld-Amer~an conf•rence, tosixth place ln the eight-team conference. ,. dJy trained its slihtl on ·.secondMiddleport, 7-6 winner over Galllpolla lilt year Jn One of p~ct Ohio u. and the ieaiue title the major 1958 upset$, would love to dp it q:~ before boBW-• 0111 week from saturday, as. ¥ACtown fans. This year it will be tougher beca~se: . t~ma turned to tou~~ intersee Cfl,Ch laid, "We're not eomplain· toudadown ol the [lime. _ ing, ~ 1 think It'• • A~amst • Non·League 0 e£00C0l8 'In Jackson; Panthers Go To Athens Football fans - Army Porte~ , Vr. and Yn. W. T. Stone: but returned from 1 week'• viJil wilb relativn In Columbua. Miu Betty Kelly returned (rom 1 week Jn Indf, napoliJ. Mr. and .._n_ George Lerner and and Mrs. J. M. Ctump spent Tl>•sdiOf in Hu.nting~on. ttf~~~L;:;;ugh Battles - ==Ru-::-L-;:-E IIA.!QN IIQUGI, .... Ul'l-Lou· lh• l.lian1 Bl.ltt fQitbaU coach Paul . OQ the next pl•r. Dietzel said • Diebtl el.lbHd Koaday niJilt blocklne: back "prtttiully tacthat ,.,...... aeortd ltl 1'-U lr:led" 18 LSU linebad:er who .wu upat" • tM ~ lilt wut 011 tn line to atop NeyM Sollee w~( three ~ JRitlct.lGaL •tepped down the 11ideline• tO ~kina )tfl)l'l • tele'riltd J &COte. · meetCa 'of · tbe Baton Roqt Qu~U Club. the LSU It waa the final and fateful Pomeroy-Wd~leport, o., Nov. 10, 1959 ,· . ..' . putCAif ~· ., • '' ' ' l~tfi!"~c ,(41.:€> •owca •"~•"• ' ' · ..•· ,. • �SeD,tln~l, -...._/ Pomeroy·:Middleport, 0., Nov. 10, 1959 FOR . . '""" D4JIY'Senlbtel, Pomero,Y·Middleport, 0., NQY. 10,.1959-7 lnsuro...C., ready to operate. Good lease on building. ABC Clean- PHONE 398 ers. Mason, W. Va. : I .-lCI; per word. ooe ill9ertion . M.immum cbargt> - 00 ceota , centa per w(lrq! for three eonseeuUve 1:nserti001 Sped.al - ·one month /or 30 «>nt.s per word. PUU n.te ot S cent.. l*J' word will De ehar,:OO for adverti81n8 I ..ot oaid lrithi.n t6 •.lays 1fter receiving btll I!ITOI'I lb Advert.wing - Should be reported muoediatel)". '1\. l4l1)' Srntine1 wiU 001. be f'ellp~Wiible for more U~an one incor I 7 I Help Wonted ll..f-6tp on buttons, and many fancy de· signs. Sold new for over $300.00. Pay off twrlance $131.00 or $9.00 month }-hone 343. ·dlarinel 3--l'uesda, IIf>:OII 4;00 Hou1e IUih Stnet .1:00 QQ 493 a. tre•o...io.i ••t ., 19 6 o 1 VETERANS DAY ~ Oyst~r Supper will be ht>!d at the 1 heine Legion Hall , Wedne~day, ! November 11 beginning at 8 p. m. • Free to all Who served m the 1 Armed Forces re ga rdll'~s of time. : ll 9 3te MEE"nNGAND ==------- NO HUNTING ON MY PltOI'l~HTY day or night. Dana C. 'i• >~ ml!:. Rt. 1 3, Pomeroy. 11 9 Hlp 1 168. t'omcroy - I -· I lt II 10 MY Ai·PnE- vir o 1uarl~e ot HOOVER I WISH TO };XPRESS 11 ·()-UlC 1 J-tJ. CIATIO:-J lo the Middleport ~ 1 nd -Pome"roy Fmeq;:ency S:ju~dH ~ ud '· \~W illt!U l'HJH:U.'f~ .I'LA;"lJJC / the Pomc~oy Polil"t' ~ for their wui<JOw o•Jmb aml.llil.oul.e~, Vent:! LI •dd,..., (20J BusinP.t....! I . za Weatbet'tU\ . J;3c a! DIRKSEN TO REST WASHINGTON UPI-Sen ate ' Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen (Ill.) planned to leave Washington today fo~ several 1 weeks of rest in Florida. I I I Listen To--Will! BW MWer BREAKFAST PARTY .... , ... 7:00- 10:00 JUST FOR YOU . . . . . .. 1%:30 -+ 2:00 . With Frank YoUDperlll 5:30 ......... Willi Mike Ramal MUSIC GO ROUND ......... 2:00 - UP!"-- 15 BEilR , TheBestln--- Music - News Sports • ' 1•1 GET THE ,_ .. ,. 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door reduced to 'Jt price. Rowley • Reed, Middleport 11 9 3tc SURPLUS INVENTORY. TWO allce bread tolatera. Price $2.96. Rowley & Rtlod, Mlddleporj . . 1!8 61< 911 ACRES OF mtBER IN LE· bt.non Town•hlp, Phone 307·M 11 9 3tc TOYI It NICir SALE TO START FIUDAY. NOV. 13 until IU!'!)ly la e-xhluate4. WUI iaclude ldaal DoUa, Romeo Romper Roo10, Hubiey .8Ua and bol1ter aeta, tr~b lind Many item11. Remember ' bte•. Open : &(ltil File Nov.JI¥ Shbp, 111-:1'1·111< Mudern kitchen. bath, f"ll baS():· mcnt. Storm WJndoWt inti ~·· S6C per mo.. 123 Hud:•.•;;".•}•St .. lllddle;oort. Coll ·631l-Y .".' 11 ,, SEE D. S. HAROlD AT THE · Mlze all thl;tft)entJ; of ·~!nbeOT!~ comint lnte 1 th.. ototo frOII\·W•IIolntfon end He .. 1.. the Wt't Coast HrriM weutcl 1M kept from. consum..,• un• til lcieflti~&ta dl•cw.r•d ,wheth•r they ·Containe4 1 canc•r-p~ueint ...,. . ~ 10.A.M. 12 Noon 3:55P.M. 5 P.M. AUNT FRITZI··· P~A1;E SET ,. ._; • ..• "'"'' • ' . u:I~:[~;~~~;!~ WJI-H looOW..,S,' ·MKC No Other NeeesJHiper Vlrealatfnq r• .. ·1-l'~:BI 1 Meigs ~01111t11 GiauGiee YouAa · or 111~11 ltltU!h I'M' l' l·l~ ,, ......,... .. .. 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Alonzo tVtl. .SAU:: bi!:V~ .HOO.M Modern (10} 8 • 13• 20, 27 : (ll) 3• lO 6tc N'ci)Tis entertained wiib a birthnome With garaje. Out ol bl&il TE~N. Iran UPI _ The day dinner, Sunday, honorln~ their water. SpJebdid neJ.ghborhood. Shab of Iran was back home to·j mother, _Mrs. Clarence Curt1s.· Ou MuJberr;y Ave., Pil~~e.•~l!~ip day from a four-day state vis.i,t . The dmner was held at the Cur"' M"~ ...., to ,Jordan. lis home on Condor St. and J>r ~s- 668, c/o Th, O.ltv giving .,., hours at p,..aent; num...r If you can I, ."") Auto Sol-es··.............-- '' 3:00 YoUpillr. ltalooo !:SO From Tile~ 1!ooll 4:00 }loua;e OQ Sllb Street 5:80 QJlick Drlw ilcGraw C.. room cuttagt!l. Hrownt-il Avenut balance $33.00. Phone 343. - ..»:rVIC S 1110 61•... 1-'UR c~~~lN[::;::lfj~~~~~~ ~ .Mtadlcport. Gaa Uuor turnac'" RENT ~ 11,3 batiJt full ballt'menl, twt. t.;m ou ud11 , 11 u kiUtll:l iUI<.I culuu DERS, Scaffold car garage. t6600.00. Phunt: vigil in Ji\andlng Uy during tilt:! RAT 'tt.:t\tU.t:H !'UPS. B wee.k.s old . CJothiJ. Clin ton ·~~'!·• 'Mldd.[ ;. l 6044-k.. 10.20-Ut· flltat 1llrfl'~S of Ill:>' wife , Kuth · l l•lver .\tliu>s HWIUngll, L .. y .~tnd £<~rl <.:ross, !tacme. OJlioo. port. Obto Phone l"lll~lll JHolhtt Pko~l.lb <~11 kmus, II 10 6lp ' ' ern1c Uruv. n. Tu Dr Boice, Dr. Davi,., Dr. Hl<~zewifz and 1hcl J ~mnunum ladu-=n aH knnu. 1 u.... M ITEAl>~ORD's GARAGE AT CHEs""' ~'""'""• u,,, Woppd 7"1 or~ne )UIJIJ""" TER ~ AniJ· 1reezc, tlrea · .and au~ '" nun;~ng slaff uf l-ll'igs Gcru:rll l :'IUJlJll)', .:l~ Uruon' Aveolcltl, _ _ _ __ -· LliGAL · t.i'HICI Hospital fur their un tiring effort J'vwcroy, un,o. ll·JU-ouLc USID BOATS AND MOTORS, repair at ..reasonable pr1ces. : C... No. le.l7l , 111 her !;nt hours. To all . my $2.5.00 and up, whUe thav l•tt. 11 6 Gtp .I''lorence Sll)'der, .Route 1, CheaL neighbors tmd (ricnds who were J\L~·\.f.JUJ:l, L'!.eoW Al\jU U.S.t.:il. Mttropalltan Mlrlne Sal•• and AIR CONDITIONING. REFiiiGE"R· er, W. Va., Edward Hartenbach, so thoughtfu l in my herl'<IVCmcnt. vka 'ta l'Pm ;me earn. New ~J ~ervita, Pamerfly. Phon-. 86-M. ,aUon aervice. Jack'a Retrlger.. - ~ Columbia Drive, Chester, W. Hurvlcl M. Brown J"prn, l"<t.·~U•t~r ~. lm. Uur pnce 2...J.tfc tion, New Havfln. !'bone TU· Va.1 -0oti• Pu&h, Route 1, Chestel, II 10 ltc tJ .UU. :rues ~t..veny :Shop, JoHll· 23G37. G-23·tf·'W, . V4_:; 7M:yrUe Lyons, Route· l, mepotL upen CYcnmg unuJ 7 :JU l.hester, w. va.; C11U'ence Mumaw, v p. m. 11 6 tHt; (;LiiLANDI Route 1, Che1ter, Weat Vlrglnia, fWO D~CELLJNUS, 1 AND 8 Cad.,. A TV feePtlr tent.. Mar)' P . Angle, Route 1, 19~7 PLYMOUTH 6 GYL. $1 ,005. :IPINIT PIANO ROOMS. Also ~ room apartment. PhoM 200 · Chester, w. Va.; Evelyn Mumaw, 4 door sedan . A clean locally WANT.I!:D: .tf.t,.~WU~SUiJ..EPAR'I'Y Ciuae an Lown. Phone 310·M PanMror. OhlO Route 1, Chester, West Vir&inia, owned car. Standard s hift. A 1 lo tue over low monthly pay1-'omeroy. A. N. Bensel. who are non-residents ot the statt: real gas saver, Blaettnar's, Porn · mcllll on a spwct plano. l.BU be CUSTOM BUILT KJ'I\:HEN D!· 0 IO f .signed tor your hom~ Free eS. of Ohio and the unknown hein., cro y. II 7 6tc eccn Jucauy. WrHe L;redJt Man- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __c_1_c: deviaeea, legatee•, executors, ad· - - -. . I HKcr, J• tJ. Uox i:llO, ~hWIJy· limB tea. .lo' oreman and Abbott, ministrator11 and assigns of ScolL 19M C'llbVHOLE r 210 V8, $1,195. VU1e lmhallll. (H.l) lb 17 :.!3 :l4 (Ill vVon!ed To Buy 8-6-tf Wlwnaw," deceased, will take notict: Ph011e 6~·Y. 2 Joor sedan, A fine cle~n car With 30 (11) 6 7·8tc '- - -AUCTIPN(.ER lhwt Don E . MLlllen, Admini1tratm .standard tranami11sion. Blactt · WANTED - SO,"'H.:ONE TO sup. I nus , Pnm!!roy. 11 7 Otc {.Jltl.lJLATJNU COAL Ht:ATl<.:H. • <;gmplete .. rvloe of the Est.ate of Scott Mumaw, de· PLY us wilh Chrilllmas trees . - -- - - - - - - t.Aooo.J coml.ilion. l'none 94:<1--J. Crttt ltacllortl ceased, on the 5lh day of October, Contact us imnwdialdy. fo'ifc's 1957 lH.llCK CJili:J.'JUY 2 !lOOR. Jl 4 6tc .l'fQvtJ.b:: s.hop. I)bone 0~3·X .. .•>11,-.,._ Ph"lllh~ Cont"' ., . l.~~1 , fJ.,~ed hl f,.R~tj.~().in. f9~ th~ Pro$1,005. liard l.D.~·Iower 1t~oriug . ~------'-----"· ( lr•tlford. , h•e•ne. OIIIL bile COurt within · i'J\Cl ;f""'qf the PoWt:!r bukea. DJnaflow drive . X C - ---tHf n CowU.y of Meigs and st,Ad, orf:Shio, Radio and heater. Blaettnar's, •lhitf - IJ.L tooL Liberty lloUJIC auegin& th&t the pei"sohal tlstate ot Pomeroy. ll 7 61c Hauer, WH~Iler t~nd urycr, ~ YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIALIJI: aald decedent, Scott Mumaw, is Jn· lf"'l 1 ?I Ken! UIUJJIHIUJ\1 aWIIHI!,l, IWO bedroonuJ. TV AND APPLJANCIS sufficient to pay hl1 debtl and 1856 PONTIAC V8 2 DOOH ~1.29~. Mt!a~«.onutlJC . Uwnll)' Yonker, .New .NEW-ONE 01. TWO ROOMS- COAL, OIL & ~AS PUitNACIS charge, of administering his es· Chi~Hain sedan. Hydramutic. Haven, W. VB. 11 6 tit~ for ofhce .iipace· uver Duttoo'a ARNOL~ · tate; that the Mid. Scott Mumaw ltadio, heater. Sparkling !Jrigin Urug Store PJume 0009. Phone 136-Y Syrec:uH, Ohio died· seized ln fee s.imple of the al lwo tone turquoise and white LIUUl> CLt:AN LUMP COAL. L0.28·12tc following real estate: flnilth . Very dean. Uluctlnur's, Call ltl..illdm.l, :.l-4-W::i:.!. OrYUJe CUSTOM· · BUTCHERING EVERY Situate in the County of Meii{J, Pomt"roy. ll 7 tc 1 lho gue. 1l·:J·3Utc I ....r;vu~ ·n• - 1-uf"ttAalltiU •.1.1u Monday. Will cut for deep freeze. State of Ohio, numbered and de· TOJ'.I I"ORD pj 1 -~uP. IN .1-'lt SAL!!;: ELl<.:C1'JUC S'l'OVE, ~... .u.·m ..neu. AlcM•Ii•OUJo, ":'-,•,•••u· For lnfor~lltion call 4JO·Y after scribed 88 follow': ToWn lot No. Zb 1 9~ 2 gOOd condition $400.00. llun·y ll . b11by bed and m~tltress, baby purl. J•boiJtl IJU.t.4-M.. 4 p. m. Philip Meier. 11 9 6tc in crooks AdditJoa to the Towa of ' Brown, Cbc6ter. Ohio. ll 7 6tr scalea, 110111•U kitchen cabinet, 2 Apartmenta, People'• Terrae• and TELEVISION. RADIO & SMALL', Syracuse. smwiJ A;llll huatert. Phone 428 Y•l• It,, off Butternut Ave., · appU:mce reJt,alr. Phone Also the foUowln" l'flal eet.te ail llkW. , MERCURY FOUU. llOOR , wfter 11 1'. M. 11-fo.tfc PDmerey. Pho... :J:II·V )lcCllntoc.li:, Racine, Obio. ~ date Jn tbe said County of Mel&~ Sedan. tfiOO.OO. Csll Yyknn ------·-· 11 2 30t 4-4·304: and State of Oblo, to 100 acre lot 0-3IG~ . IU-{Itp HUL.S'I'I':IN CO W. 2nd CALF DUE P No. 296 in Town No. 2, Range No ::::-:::::-::::-·::-::-::::::-:cc:c:-: -·&oun. l r11dc for heef ile1Ier or MOUEHN HOUSE TRAILERS BY BOB'S TRII IIR.VICI. 6141, 12 and bounded and deacribed &: 19S2 Bll!CK 2 UUOll SEDAN. <.:an HcU Herb Bradfield, .Harr1son· week or month. 1900 Central St., 11·3·21Jtt. •· tollow•: Be&lnninl at the Souu hue by tnklng over raymcnts of 111Ue, Uhlo. 11 7 Stp 1 G~:~lllpolls. 11 g etc -====:::======~,I eaat eOTner of aald lot N. 2& h $28.50 ]1er monlh. Phone 1\.falon.l Croob Addition to 1-be Town Oi W.Va. SP :J-~913 II 10 6tc JWU .l'"UK IHt I'KJC.l!; OF ONE. ~ ROOM UNFU~NISHED APART· 1 Syraeuae; thence Eaat 100 feet h· _ _ . - --Jteguto.r s1ze llwshHght batteru.ls. mont. CJoae to Kroa;ers. Chris· a post; tbene" North eo feet to 1 heel Cl"n UM41 C•n~ JOe lli!Ch. Howley ihd Reed, Mid· tine Beegle. 11·3-12tc poat; thenee West 100 feet to th \II Mlk" aM Mo•ll dlcporl. U 6 tic _ northeaat corner ot ·uid lot, No. 2L ~TIOPOLITAH PUBLIC SALI FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON IJN·I thence ·South 50 feet to the plac Aut• ..... ( coln He.i8hta, gas furn-.ce. 1 I'- rc Nov. -!4, 10 A. M. Phone t~B after 6 P. M. 11-4-tlc of bellnnina:. I am lcavinA the .State and will LIIICk AIJo the lollowlns real •• 191 .: 0 , Sale sell m)' pcr~~on<~l property. LOcated .NICEI.Y FURNISHED MODERN 2 AM. lite, altuated In the f&i, ----'-:-: :· ::-- - - 't-.t mile orr the" Old County Road bedroom uptYlrs apartmen~. ~=,.!!' ; .., County of llelp State of Obh 1 61 1 POR SALE frnm .ltnl'lnc to l'ortllnd on 8eU· Phone 6419. H 4 6tp Pem~ 52J · lind In 100 aere lot No. 290 i SCiJtt Mumaw resl c11atc In Syr· crs H.1dgc Road No. 130 Lebanoa KAUn FIIO STORI Town No. 2, Raop No. 11, lD• vNi"URNlSHED .MODERN t6·ROOM ICUit>, Ohio, will be sold to tht IClWIIShlp. At CMatw bounded aM deaeribed 11 followt and baUt apartment. Phone 6U ... hiJbeat bidder on I<'riday thl:!l tath WcatmJ!IhouHC Retrijcrator l'uk,n 5-1145 to-wU; BegJnnlna at North ·We~ atp day of November, 19~9, al JO :OO A. Speed ~u"en Waaher eomer of Aid lot No. 211 in Crook ?d. at the ofll~e of J . B. O'Brien. Al· a piece Bedr(lom Culte HAMtLL SIRVICI STATION Addition to the Tvwn (If S)'l'aeuae -H-:0-:-U-:S-::E-,A-:-N:-:D-B,...-Ajll; 1834 torney Qt •Law, 1001AI court S1reet, CClleman tuol oU heater Befqre 9:30 A.M. . l!l••co North z leet thence Eas Lincoln H~ts, Phone 321·X or Pomeroy Ohio. Said real elilntc Vre!IJ:Ier Every Day Se,vlee 200 feetj thence South 2 feet 6Ult6, "G•Uipolla. 11 7 8tp mu11 ael! tor not lcr:rs thln l.he arRuga AIIN~y 1!53 lhenf!fl weat 200 feet to &be plaC· praiaed value of $4attno. J H. P. notary Mower 23 in. , ROOW HOl!SE AND BATil. '··==~="':=:=:::=~=~J betlnnln& CO~lnl tOO ooqwor. Don F.:. Mullen. utlmims · WhirlpooJ Dryer Lower end of Pomeroy. Cdu &-A-IIAUt·y feet. trator of tile l::slllll! uf R. C. A. TeleYilllon 6443. 11 7 Slc VISIT II-A .IIAUTY SHOP Tilt pmoJIJ lint ··~~~ Scott ' Ml.r.laW, dc(~euscd. '3' Dodae t door car lbir shiplnl', ptrm,anent wa~ wUI tab notJae that .;1 ROOM BRICK DUPLEX WITH 11 o 3tt· And many other artlclea aaraJ!Ie, 143 Butternut A\"c. <~nd SL)'llng. Call 2311, kl.cine. been made partie~ d~~d~~. ,--;::-:;;; OWNER: Claude Gunno Ald. petition, and they 11 7 6lc 10 .27·80t.e PANTs, SHIRTS. JACKETS S.le conducted b)' Bradford Auc· . Phone 401-J . and women'• dreue1, aew. Joe'• tlon L'o. Crltt Bradford, Auctlon· .:l ROO}! APARTMENT. call S88·Y. Carry O~t, 56t Locutt St., er. A. c . nradfdord. Manaaer 11 10 6 lp ';;;ll;;;l;;;dd;;;loiop;.l!ti;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;._..,;;;_10.;;·21J.;;;;;3~0t;;;p;,jLuNIo.;j,t Jl:etpOnalltle Por AcciMntl • will be scrvcd by the ehun:h J ROOM APARTMENT ON 11 7 Gtc BEfutY AYe,, l'omoroy, BUI•ll:·l in kUchcn with rcfriecrator _,tove. Utilities furnished. Also 2 Room furnished Qpartment .. Call 3781. 11 10 3te I • I H d0 Her s· hdOY UI'RIGHT 1 swt~~per. Beautiful 2 tone green.: Used only a few time~ Pay off/ •• 1:15 MOYiotlmo MrS. C· CUrhS• i l)ay· '59 MODEL Conee~t.oat\Gft 12:00 Truth !)r Conaequences 11:80 It Could Bo You ):00 Mld·llaJ N•wt s:'oci corner .------ ~i'l'M.UU. Prlee II B!fol 5:00 SteamboJI BW porches, outoui1dtng, and sever· al lOla. $4:tOO.OU. ~IN~!£- Large lot. was R DOWN-Here II tbe tanker 1unoco VIrginia tire at it.l belght 1n RoWitoD, ed 8 prv1ce IUu.• .>D, ne pamt and Tex., Wbel'll firemen baUiecl 18 boun before gtttinJ the beat ollt. Sevemi tanker crewmen .J,Pme lixLUres. $2aOO.OQ. were kllJed, and the aeriea ot elgbt expi01Jona injured mol'fl than 40 person-. All tboae oU J~(,;Mii FAKM - _Ideal for . beef ato.. .,e tanka made uother rex CJty ........ 1mmJn t. .eaLUe. 50 acres m cutuvallon, ·~en __ . __ ----·--·tof.l.me Umber, good house Jnd il ed to answer the same on or before ent were Mr. and J.frs. curtis. lolr. ~na. ~.00. the 5th day of December, 19~9. :1 .. CUCKLIR R•ALTY Don E. Mullen, Administra· and Mrs. Frick and children, Jer· ' VI S ry, Paula and Eddie, •nd Mr. and . '" RGIL TIAFORD, S.lesm.an tor of the Estate of Scott 0n0re R Mrs. Norris and daUghter. Ruth aQI( 229 PHONE 1111-Y Mum•w. dec:eaaed 111 3!" J. B. O'BRIEN, i 1ft Ann. ==--==--___:_'I I_O 3lp I 11 :M 4\ IJO ~I>!tt P~aUty POMEROY - 6 · room frame, bath, FE:\'!ALE GERMAN SHEPHERD. · 18 mos. old. Fred Emmeril'k, Bai-' ley's Run . 11 10 3tp i JU~.:Jrt.s ~-ULI po:r mvuln. P.tume <: 6:21 Weatlun'cut ------ UbiO ' INSURANCE 5 ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH, located at 111 Locust St. Nice location . Melvin Hood. ll 2 30tp LATE HOZ\tE OF Mrs. Al1ce Parsons. 740 High St., Middleport. Mrs. W R. Luellen. 1 AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 5iSO Sul!UIIlan 11 10 !He . \ j for theu prompt actnu. I am 6:ilo Stilmboat Blll 6 : 1~· Jtm Thacker Show Ohlu FU!l~ITURE AT Rambler 1:00 Steamboat C'OMPLETE 1~8URANCE PROtection. Life, Au~o. Fjre, Poli.o. CalJ Don Millll, Mh.ldlorpQrt, DUNCAN ·HEINES FRUIT E:pis~.:opal Women . t ."a ll 249 SINUER :liG Z,\G SEWING MACHINE--Like new. OriJ.:inally \.2J Cord ot 1hunk c.Lt.LII~U LUX VACUUM CLEAN cost over $300. Pay orr balaucf . _____ ---· .- 1 cr. "lnt·uw away oags. Wul se.ll $143. l'ayments $8 per munth.' THE FA.:'d!L'k' OF' JOliN ]ll ~lANI Jur oouauce due :jiiLbO. Pay-. Phone343. lllOtltr i meUtli ~ - VO per IDOllU· Phone i -·wishes to tha nk t"Vcrvonc fo r their kindne~s dunn~ .dod 11fter 44j. 11-.HU.~ SlNuER SLAN! NEEDLE- Fi1'c the rec~nl r1rc 11 t Uu.-u d11el!Jng • -- -months old, hke new. Balance Esped<~lly tha11ks to th.- nutlJJul 1 tti.'.:r'U~:lt.!J.SUJ .S1Nlj.KD. lJG ZAG Jue only S7ti.OO or $8 per nionth.l rl P r Phone 343 11 10 6te, , :.e ...·Jnl:l mdcmne. LJI<:e uew. Un· an omcroy · tre 1)o~ partmeuts A;om1uy cu~l vvet" ~UO.UU. l'ay --·- ·- . For amb1Uo111 men, ages 17 to 501• from Pomeroy·Midmepon uea, In Industrial Electroolrs aod Guld· ed MlssUe Field I SEE THE nogho "" my 1 properl)'. Gordon Proffit, Rut· land, 0. 11-5-5tc 1•. Agents, Middleport. Fire, Aut~ tHbile, Bonrl11. Phone 6316. I a • 4:30 Spill' Penonallty Mkld .....,. tiARNES.SJ)IPSDN ll-5·filc Sole '-.ln~h• ......... 60M-J MUST SELL TillS W~:EK - TWo Card of Thanks and Speo!tal Nollce• oJ Even" $1.00 Obituariea piece Vtdvur livwg room suite; l)Ubliabed at 1 cent ,lee' w<lrd. 6 pc. dining room suite: kitchen · WORDS 1 DAV 3 DA.YS 8 DAY: 1 MU ctle set ; Sunray gas range; Westingh(lus~ refrigerator; )X:. bed· " 80c ... $1.36 $4.5() jO ., 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 room suite; 2 full size double 16t $1 .6( $2.~ $7.50 beds; I Radiant gas heater; 1 \da Cffelved by IU A...M. 'Nill be lil that day's paper hathroom heate r; 1 Zenith radio console with r('('ord player. Oth· l cr items of hou::;ehold furniture. Notice For ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING OR r";..;.._...;.,;_;;.;;;.;..;.._ _ _ _o C11n be seen at 170 Mulberry-av, after 5 p. m. 11 7 6tc Dotolh 11e Ill lOtiO 'l're11Ure BliQt reet lnler\loo. I 19! TELEVISION ·GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel · 3 - - - -- . W;~~;~~j?RFUU.. TIME HOUSE NECHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· Live in. Call Coolville. chin~ ..Makes buton holes, sews 11 10 ::Jtc R/.TES (I I I SALE-AJ..J... <111d rtllt CONSlSTJ;NT DEPENDABLE 1\ESULTh ' • ELECTRIC 4 ROOM HOUSE ON CONDOR St., • ..;;;;..;;;;:;,.;;; --" - ~;;;,-~--..,.. s.tainless steel restaurant -~uip­ .&:as furna~. 4: room apartment. DON STlVERS menl Lunch Counter, Stoola, Second St., Pomeroy, gas furnace . Cooler&. Re.stllurant complete Call 294. 11 10 6lc WANT ADS \ • (!4) For ~ent FOR SALE i"'· • . l · HOPE; ,YOU INiliTi!D· . · IRMA 'tO, )'OUR IPAII!T'f �SeD,tln~l, -...._/ Pomeroy·:Middleport, 0., Nov. 10, 1959 FOR . . '""" D4JIY'Senlbtel, Pomero,Y·Middleport, 0., NQY. 10,.1959-7 lnsuro...C., ready to operate. Good lease on building. ABC Clean- PHONE 398 ers. Mason, W. Va. : I .-lCI; per word. ooe ill9ertion . M.immum cbargt> - 00 ceota , centa per w(lrq! for three eonseeuUve 1:nserti001 Sped.al - ·one month /or 30 «>nt.s per word. PUU n.te ot S cent.. l*J' word will De ehar,:OO for adverti81n8 I ..ot oaid lrithi.n t6 •.lays 1fter receiving btll I!ITOI'I lb Advert.wing - Should be reported muoediatel)". '1\. l4l1)' Srntine1 wiU 001. be f'ellp~Wiible for more U~an one incor I 7 I Help Wonted ll..f-6tp on buttons, and many fancy de· signs. Sold new for over $300.00. Pay off twrlance $131.00 or $9.00 month }-hone 343. ·dlarinel 3--l'uesda, IIf>:OII 4;00 Hou1e IUih Stnet .1:00 QQ 493 a. tre•o...io.i ••t ., 19 6 o 1 VETERANS DAY ~ Oyst~r Supper will be ht>!d at the 1 heine Legion Hall , Wedne~day, ! November 11 beginning at 8 p. m. • Free to all Who served m the 1 Armed Forces re ga rdll'~s of time. : ll 9 3te MEE"nNGAND ==------- NO HUNTING ON MY PltOI'l~HTY day or night. Dana C. 'i• >~ ml!:. Rt. 1 3, Pomeroy. 11 9 Hlp 1 168. t'omcroy - I -· I lt II 10 MY Ai·PnE- vir o 1uarl~e ot HOOVER I WISH TO };XPRESS 11 ·()-UlC 1 J-tJ. CIATIO:-J lo the Middleport ~ 1 nd -Pome"roy Fmeq;:ency S:ju~dH ~ ud '· \~W illt!U l'HJH:U.'f~ .I'LA;"lJJC / the Pomc~oy Polil"t' ~ for their wui<JOw o•Jmb aml.llil.oul.e~, Vent:! LI •dd,..., (20J BusinP.t....! I . za Weatbet'tU\ . J;3c a! DIRKSEN TO REST WASHINGTON UPI-Sen ate ' Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen (Ill.) planned to leave Washington today fo~ several 1 weeks of rest in Florida. I I I Listen To--Will! BW MWer BREAKFAST PARTY .... , ... 7:00- 10:00 JUST FOR YOU . . . . . .. 1%:30 -+ 2:00 . With Frank YoUDperlll 5:30 ......... Willi Mike Ramal MUSIC GO ROUND ......... 2:00 - UP!"-- 15 BEilR , TheBestln--- Music - News Sports • ' 1•1 GET THE ,_ .. ,. 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door reduced to 'Jt price. Rowley • Reed, Middleport 11 9 3tc SURPLUS INVENTORY. TWO allce bread tolatera. Price $2.96. Rowley & Rtlod, Mlddleporj . . 1!8 61< 911 ACRES OF mtBER IN LE· bt.non Town•hlp, Phone 307·M 11 9 3tc TOYI It NICir SALE TO START FIUDAY. NOV. 13 until IU!'!)ly la e-xhluate4. 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SPOT ' VsiD Mfddlepoct. 1110 3tc 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE. • 12'12 cent Clork L. -990 4 ua Ul'l - ' I )terraH o, Tune In Tit• . 0''-· ·-:-:=:-'-:':'=: J• ...,. Tt<l Co. Qlo!O MftlH will ..,............ COitNINO, On WMPO Doily ., ''!6-fl' v. 1380 KC 1000 WATfS ON WMPO I Nice for two. Cliff's Shoe Ropair, Lat~ News From The Wire ' L.egal No"·ce iRoOM 10:00 Louis Joqrden Show 11:00 News ;fliadliDea l1:10 \\I'Utbernlt t1:'15 'lbe .Jack Pau Show 1:00 81111 Off HEAR· the BF.ST in· MUSIC 52ss. ai · News P:i~ 6:45 · Huiotley llrlnkley Report · ?:Oil M,ohtint . 7:80 Wagon ·rr11a 8:80 pttce L IUaht • 9:00 Perry -como Show e rOftSALE ALL Moi;EBN Flv~ I.;============;;;;========;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;==-. I0-For Sale or Rent I St•amboat .Bill 8:1S Th& JIQl Tbutff' Sbow -:;:;-:::;-;:::-;:;;:;;;:;;-;;:;:;;;;-;;:-;:= Attorney for Plaintiff Mrs. Paul Frick and \1rs. Alonzo tVtl. .SAU:: bi!:V~ .HOO.M Modern (10} 8 • 13• 20, 27 : (ll) 3• lO 6tc N'ci)Tis entertained wiib a birthnome With garaje. Out ol bl&il TE~N. Iran UPI _ The day dinner, Sunday, honorln~ their water. SpJebdid neJ.ghborhood. Shab of Iran was back home to·j mother, _Mrs. Clarence Curt1s.· Ou MuJberr;y Ave., Pil~~e.•~l!~ip day from a four-day state vis.i,t . The dmner was held at the Cur"' M"~ ...., to ,Jordan. lis home on Condor St. and J>r ~s- 668, c/o Th, O.ltv giving .,., hours at p,..aent; num...r If you can I, ."") Auto Sol-es··.............-- '' 3:00 YoUpillr. ltalooo !:SO From Tile~ 1!ooll 4:00 }loua;e OQ Sllb Street 5:80 QJlick Drlw ilcGraw C.. room cuttagt!l. Hrownt-il Avenut balance $33.00. Phone 343. - ..»:rVIC S 1110 61•... 1-'UR c~~~lN[::;::lfj~~~~~~ ~ .Mtadlcport. Gaa Uuor turnac'" RENT ~ 11,3 batiJt full ballt'menl, twt. t.;m ou ud11 , 11 u kiUtll:l iUI<.I culuu DERS, Scaffold car garage. t6600.00. Phunt: vigil in Ji\andlng Uy during tilt:! RAT 'tt.:t\tU.t:H !'UPS. B wee.k.s old . CJothiJ. Clin ton ·~~'!·• 'Mldd.[ ;. l 6044-k.. 10.20-Ut· flltat 1llrfl'~S of Ill:>' wife , Kuth · l l•lver .\tliu>s HWIUngll, L .. y .~tnd £<~rl <.:ross, !tacme. OJlioo. port. Obto Phone l"lll~lll JHolhtt Pko~l.lb <~11 kmus, II 10 6lp ' ' ern1c Uruv. n. Tu Dr Boice, Dr. Davi,., Dr. Hl<~zewifz and 1hcl J ~mnunum ladu-=n aH knnu. 1 u.... M ITEAl>~ORD's GARAGE AT CHEs""' ~'""'""• u,,, Woppd 7"1 or~ne )UIJIJ""" TER ~ AniJ· 1reezc, tlrea · .and au~ '" nun;~ng slaff uf l-ll'igs Gcru:rll l :'IUJlJll)', .:l~ Uruon' Aveolcltl, _ _ _ __ -· LliGAL · t.i'HICI Hospital fur their un tiring effort J'vwcroy, un,o. ll·JU-ouLc USID BOATS AND MOTORS, repair at ..reasonable pr1ces. : C... No. le.l7l , 111 her !;nt hours. To all . my $2.5.00 and up, whUe thav l•tt. 11 6 Gtp .I''lorence Sll)'der, .Route 1, CheaL neighbors tmd (ricnds who were J\L~·\.f.JUJ:l, L'!.eoW Al\jU U.S.t.:il. Mttropalltan Mlrlne Sal•• and AIR CONDITIONING. REFiiiGE"R· er, W. Va., Edward Hartenbach, so thoughtfu l in my herl'<IVCmcnt. vka 'ta l'Pm ;me earn. New ~J ~ervita, Pamerfly. Phon-. 86-M. ,aUon aervice. Jack'a Retrlger.. - ~ Columbia Drive, Chester, W. Hurvlcl M. Brown J"prn, l"<t.·~U•t~r ~. lm. Uur pnce 2...J.tfc tion, New Havfln. !'bone TU· Va.1 -0oti• Pu&h, Route 1, Chestel, II 10 ltc tJ .UU. :rues ~t..veny :Shop, JoHll· 23G37. G-23·tf·'W, . V4_:; 7M:yrUe Lyons, Route· l, mepotL upen CYcnmg unuJ 7 :JU l.hester, w. va.; C11U'ence Mumaw, v p. m. 11 6 tHt; (;LiiLANDI Route 1, Che1ter, Weat Vlrglnia, fWO D~CELLJNUS, 1 AND 8 Cad.,. A TV feePtlr tent.. Mar)' P . Angle, Route 1, 19~7 PLYMOUTH 6 GYL. $1 ,005. :IPINIT PIANO ROOMS. Also ~ room apartment. PhoM 200 · Chester, w. Va.; Evelyn Mumaw, 4 door sedan . A clean locally WANT.I!:D: .tf.t,.~WU~SUiJ..EPAR'I'Y Ciuae an Lown. Phone 310·M PanMror. OhlO Route 1, Chester, West Vir&inia, owned car. Standard s hift. A 1 lo tue over low monthly pay1-'omeroy. A. N. Bensel. who are non-residents ot the statt: real gas saver, Blaettnar's, Porn · mcllll on a spwct plano. l.BU be CUSTOM BUILT KJ'I\:HEN D!· 0 IO f .signed tor your hom~ Free eS. of Ohio and the unknown hein., cro y. II 7 6tc eccn Jucauy. WrHe L;redJt Man- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __c_1_c: deviaeea, legatee•, executors, ad· - - -. . I HKcr, J• tJ. Uox i:llO, ~hWIJy· limB tea. .lo' oreman and Abbott, ministrator11 and assigns of ScolL 19M C'llbVHOLE r 210 V8, $1,195. VU1e lmhallll. (H.l) lb 17 :.!3 :l4 (Ill vVon!ed To Buy 8-6-tf Wlwnaw," deceased, will take notict: Ph011e 6~·Y. 2 Joor sedan, A fine cle~n car With 30 (11) 6 7·8tc '- - -AUCTIPN(.ER lhwt Don E . MLlllen, Admini1tratm .standard tranami11sion. Blactt · WANTED - SO,"'H.:ONE TO sup. I nus , Pnm!!roy. 11 7 Otc {.Jltl.lJLATJNU COAL Ht:ATl<.:H. • <;gmplete .. rvloe of the Est.ate of Scott Mumaw, de· PLY us wilh Chrilllmas trees . - -- - - - - - - t.Aooo.J coml.ilion. l'none 94:<1--J. Crttt ltacllortl ceased, on the 5lh day of October, Contact us imnwdialdy. fo'ifc's 1957 lH.llCK CJili:J.'JUY 2 !lOOR. Jl 4 6tc .l'fQvtJ.b:: s.hop. I)bone 0~3·X .. .•>11,-.,._ Ph"lllh~ Cont"' ., . l.~~1 , fJ.,~ed hl f,.R~tj.~().in. f9~ th~ Pro$1,005. liard l.D.~·Iower 1t~oriug . ~------'-----"· ( lr•tlford. , h•e•ne. OIIIL bile COurt within · i'J\Cl ;f""'qf the PoWt:!r bukea. DJnaflow drive . X C - ---tHf n CowU.y of Meigs and st,Ad, orf:Shio, Radio and heater. Blaettnar's, •lhitf - IJ.L tooL Liberty lloUJIC auegin& th&t the pei"sohal tlstate ot Pomeroy. ll 7 61c Hauer, WH~Iler t~nd urycr, ~ YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DIALIJI: aald decedent, Scott Mumaw, is Jn· lf"'l 1 ?I Ken! UIUJJIHIUJ\1 aWIIHI!,l, IWO bedroonuJ. TV AND APPLJANCIS sufficient to pay hl1 debtl and 1856 PONTIAC V8 2 DOOH ~1.29~. Mt!a~«.onutlJC . Uwnll)' Yonker, .New .NEW-ONE 01. TWO ROOMS- COAL, OIL & ~AS PUitNACIS charge, of administering his es· Chi~Hain sedan. Hydramutic. Haven, W. VB. 11 6 tit~ for ofhce .iipace· uver Duttoo'a ARNOL~ · tate; that the Mid. Scott Mumaw ltadio, heater. Sparkling !Jrigin Urug Store PJume 0009. Phone 136-Y Syrec:uH, Ohio died· seized ln fee s.imple of the al lwo tone turquoise and white LIUUl> CLt:AN LUMP COAL. L0.28·12tc following real estate: flnilth . Very dean. Uluctlnur's, Call ltl..illdm.l, :.l-4-W::i:.!. OrYUJe CUSTOM· · BUTCHERING EVERY Situate in the County of Meii{J, Pomt"roy. ll 7 tc 1 lho gue. 1l·:J·3Utc I ....r;vu~ ·n• - 1-uf"ttAalltiU •.1.1u Monday. Will cut for deep freeze. State of Ohio, numbered and de· TOJ'.I I"ORD pj 1 -~uP. IN .1-'lt SAL!!;: ELl<.:C1'JUC S'l'OVE, ~... .u.·m ..neu. AlcM•Ii•OUJo, ":'-,•,•••u· For lnfor~lltion call 4JO·Y after scribed 88 follow': ToWn lot No. Zb 1 9~ 2 gOOd condition $400.00. llun·y ll . b11by bed and m~tltress, baby purl. J•boiJtl IJU.t.4-M.. 4 p. m. Philip Meier. 11 9 6tc in crooks AdditJoa to the Towa of ' Brown, Cbc6ter. Ohio. ll 7 6tr scalea, 110111•U kitchen cabinet, 2 Apartmenta, People'• Terrae• and TELEVISION. RADIO & SMALL', Syracuse. smwiJ A;llll huatert. Phone 428 Y•l• It,, off Butternut Ave., · appU:mce reJt,alr. Phone Also the foUowln" l'flal eet.te ail llkW. , MERCURY FOUU. llOOR , wfter 11 1'. M. 11-fo.tfc PDmerey. Pho... :J:II·V )lcCllntoc.li:, Racine, Obio. ~ date Jn tbe said County of Mel&~ Sedan. tfiOO.OO. Csll Yyknn ------·-· 11 2 30t 4-4·304: and State of Oblo, to 100 acre lot 0-3IG~ . IU-{Itp HUL.S'I'I':IN CO W. 2nd CALF DUE P No. 296 in Town No. 2, Range No ::::-:::::-::::-·::-::-::::::-:cc:c:-: -·&oun. l r11dc for heef ile1Ier or MOUEHN HOUSE TRAILERS BY BOB'S TRII IIR.VICI. 6141, 12 and bounded and deacribed &: 19S2 Bll!CK 2 UUOll SEDAN. <.:an HcU Herb Bradfield, .Harr1son· week or month. 1900 Central St., 11·3·21Jtt. •· tollow•: Be&lnninl at the Souu hue by tnklng over raymcnts of 111Ue, Uhlo. 11 7 Stp 1 G~:~lllpolls. 11 g etc -====:::======~,I eaat eOTner of aald lot N. 2& h $28.50 ]1er monlh. Phone 1\.falon.l Croob Addition to 1-be Town Oi W.Va. SP :J-~913 II 10 6tc JWU .l'"UK IHt I'KJC.l!; OF ONE. ~ ROOM UNFU~NISHED APART· 1 Syraeuae; thence Eaat 100 feet h· _ _ . - --Jteguto.r s1ze llwshHght batteru.ls. mont. CJoae to Kroa;ers. Chris· a post; tbene" North eo feet to 1 heel Cl"n UM41 C•n~ JOe lli!Ch. Howley ihd Reed, Mid· tine Beegle. 11·3-12tc poat; thenee West 100 feet to th \II Mlk" aM Mo•ll dlcporl. U 6 tic _ northeaat corner ot ·uid lot, No. 2L ~TIOPOLITAH PUBLIC SALI FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON IJN·I thence ·South 50 feet to the plac Aut• ..... ( coln He.i8hta, gas furn-.ce. 1 I'- rc Nov. -!4, 10 A. M. Phone t~B after 6 P. M. 11-4-tlc of bellnnina:. I am lcavinA the .State and will LIIICk AIJo the lollowlns real •• 191 .: 0 , Sale sell m)' pcr~~on<~l property. LOcated .NICEI.Y FURNISHED MODERN 2 AM. lite, altuated In the f&i, ----'-:-: :· ::-- - - 't-.t mile orr the" Old County Road bedroom uptYlrs apartmen~. ~=,.!!' ; .., County of llelp State of Obh 1 61 1 POR SALE frnm .ltnl'lnc to l'ortllnd on 8eU· Phone 6419. H 4 6tp Pem~ 52J · lind In 100 aere lot No. 290 i SCiJtt Mumaw resl c11atc In Syr· crs H.1dgc Road No. 130 Lebanoa KAUn FIIO STORI Town No. 2, Raop No. 11, lD• vNi"URNlSHED .MODERN t6·ROOM ICUit>, Ohio, will be sold to tht IClWIIShlp. At CMatw bounded aM deaeribed 11 followt and baUt apartment. Phone 6U ... hiJbeat bidder on I<'riday thl:!l tath WcatmJ!IhouHC Retrijcrator l'uk,n 5-1145 to-wU; BegJnnlna at North ·We~ atp day of November, 19~9, al JO :OO A. Speed ~u"en Waaher eomer of Aid lot No. 211 in Crook ?d. at the ofll~e of J . B. O'Brien. Al· a piece Bedr(lom Culte HAMtLL SIRVICI STATION Addition to the Tvwn (If S)'l'aeuae -H-:0-:-U-:S-::E-,A-:-N:-:D-B,...-Ajll; 1834 torney Qt •Law, 1001AI court S1reet, CClleman tuol oU heater Befqre 9:30 A.M. . l!l••co North z leet thence Eas Lincoln H~ts, Phone 321·X or Pomeroy Ohio. Said real elilntc Vre!IJ:Ier Every Day Se,vlee 200 feetj thence South 2 feet 6Ult6, "G•Uipolla. 11 7 8tp mu11 ael! tor not lcr:rs thln l.he arRuga AIIN~y 1!53 lhenf!fl weat 200 feet to &be plaC· praiaed value of $4attno. J H. P. notary Mower 23 in. , ROOW HOl!SE AND BATil. '··==~="':=:=:::=~=~J betlnnln& CO~lnl tOO ooqwor. Don F.:. Mullen. utlmims · WhirlpooJ Dryer Lower end of Pomeroy. Cdu &-A-IIAUt·y feet. trator of tile l::slllll! uf R. C. A. TeleYilllon 6443. 11 7 Slc VISIT II-A .IIAUTY SHOP Tilt pmoJIJ lint ··~~~ Scott ' Ml.r.laW, dc(~euscd. '3' Dodae t door car lbir shiplnl', ptrm,anent wa~ wUI tab notJae that .;1 ROOM BRICK DUPLEX WITH 11 o 3tt· And many other artlclea aaraJ!Ie, 143 Butternut A\"c. <~nd SL)'llng. Call 2311, kl.cine. been made partie~ d~~d~~. ,--;::-:;;; OWNER: Claude Gunno Ald. petition, and they 11 7 6lc 10 .27·80t.e PANTs, SHIRTS. JACKETS S.le conducted b)' Bradford Auc· . Phone 401-J . and women'• dreue1, aew. Joe'• tlon L'o. Crltt Bradford, Auctlon· .:l ROO}! APARTMENT. call S88·Y. Carry O~t, 56t Locutt St., er. A. c . nradfdord. Manaaer 11 10 6 lp ';;;ll;;;l;;;dd;;;loiop;.l!ti;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;._..,;;;_10.;;·21J.;;;;;3~0t;;;p;,jLuNIo.;j,t Jl:etpOnalltle Por AcciMntl • will be scrvcd by the ehun:h J ROOM APARTMENT ON 11 7 Gtc BEfutY AYe,, l'omoroy, BUI•ll:·l in kUchcn with rcfriecrator _,tove. Utilities furnished. Also 2 Room furnished Qpartment .. Call 3781. 11 10 3te I • I H d0 Her s· hdOY UI'RIGHT 1 swt~~per. Beautiful 2 tone green.: Used only a few time~ Pay off/ •• 1:15 MOYiotlmo MrS. C· CUrhS• i l)ay· '59 MODEL Conee~t.oat\Gft 12:00 Truth !)r Conaequences 11:80 It Could Bo You ):00 Mld·llaJ N•wt s:'oci corner .------ ~i'l'M.UU. Prlee II B!fol 5:00 SteamboJI BW porches, outoui1dtng, and sever· al lOla. $4:tOO.OU. ~IN~!£- Large lot. was R DOWN-Here II tbe tanker 1unoco VIrginia tire at it.l belght 1n RoWitoD, ed 8 prv1ce IUu.• .>D, ne pamt and Tex., Wbel'll firemen baUiecl 18 boun before gtttinJ the beat ollt. Sevemi tanker crewmen .J,Pme lixLUres. $2aOO.OQ. were kllJed, and the aeriea ot elgbt expi01Jona injured mol'fl than 40 person-. All tboae oU J~(,;Mii FAKM - _Ideal for . beef ato.. .,e tanka made uother rex CJty ........ 1mmJn t. .eaLUe. 50 acres m cutuvallon, ·~en __ . __ ----·--·tof.l.me Umber, good house Jnd il ed to answer the same on or before ent were Mr. and J.frs. curtis. lolr. ~na. ~.00. the 5th day of December, 19~9. :1 .. CUCKLIR R•ALTY Don E. Mullen, Administra· and Mrs. Frick and children, Jer· ' VI S ry, Paula and Eddie, •nd Mr. and . '" RGIL TIAFORD, S.lesm.an tor of the Estate of Scott 0n0re R Mrs. Norris and daUghter. Ruth aQI( 229 PHONE 1111-Y Mum•w. dec:eaaed 111 3!" J. B. O'BRIEN, i 1ft Ann. ==--==--___:_'I I_O 3lp I 11 :M 4\ IJO ~I>!tt P~aUty POMEROY - 6 · room frame, bath, FE:\'!ALE GERMAN SHEPHERD. · 18 mos. old. Fred Emmeril'k, Bai-' ley's Run . 11 10 3tp i JU~.:Jrt.s ~-ULI po:r mvuln. P.tume <: 6:21 Weatlun'cut ------ UbiO ' INSURANCE 5 ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH, located at 111 Locust St. Nice location . Melvin Hood. ll 2 30tp LATE HOZ\tE OF Mrs. Al1ce Parsons. 740 High St., Middleport. Mrs. W R. Luellen. 1 AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 5iSO Sul!UIIlan 11 10 !He . \ j for theu prompt actnu. I am 6:ilo Stilmboat Blll 6 : 1~· Jtm Thacker Show Ohlu FU!l~ITURE AT Rambler 1:00 Steamboat C'OMPLETE 1~8URANCE PROtection. Life, Au~o. Fjre, Poli.o. CalJ Don Millll, Mh.ldlorpQrt, DUNCAN ·HEINES FRUIT E:pis~.:opal Women . t ."a ll 249 SINUER :liG Z,\G SEWING MACHINE--Like new. OriJ.:inally \.2J Cord ot 1hunk c.Lt.LII~U LUX VACUUM CLEAN cost over $300. Pay orr balaucf . _____ ---· .- 1 cr. "lnt·uw away oags. Wul se.ll $143. l'ayments $8 per munth.' THE FA.:'d!L'k' OF' JOliN ]ll ~lANI Jur oouauce due :jiiLbO. Pay-. Phone343. lllOtltr i meUtli ~ - VO per IDOllU· Phone i -·wishes to tha nk t"Vcrvonc fo r their kindne~s dunn~ .dod 11fter 44j. 11-.HU.~ SlNuER SLAN! NEEDLE- Fi1'c the rec~nl r1rc 11 t Uu.-u d11el!Jng • -- -months old, hke new. Balance Esped<~lly tha11ks to th.- nutlJJul 1 tti.'.:r'U~:lt.!J.SUJ .S1Nlj.KD. lJG ZAG Jue only S7ti.OO or $8 per nionth.l rl P r Phone 343 11 10 6te, , :.e ...·Jnl:l mdcmne. LJI<:e uew. Un· an omcroy · tre 1)o~ partmeuts A;om1uy cu~l vvet" ~UO.UU. l'ay --·- ·- . For amb1Uo111 men, ages 17 to 501• from Pomeroy·Midmepon uea, In Industrial Electroolrs aod Guld· ed MlssUe Field I SEE THE nogho "" my 1 properl)'. Gordon Proffit, Rut· land, 0. 11-5-5tc 1•. Agents, Middleport. Fire, Aut~ tHbile, Bonrl11. Phone 6316. I a • 4:30 Spill' Penonallty Mkld .....,. tiARNES.SJ)IPSDN ll-5·filc Sole '-.ln~h• ......... 60M-J MUST SELL TillS W~:EK - TWo Card of Thanks and Speo!tal Nollce• oJ Even" $1.00 Obituariea piece Vtdvur livwg room suite; l)Ubliabed at 1 cent ,lee' w<lrd. 6 pc. dining room suite: kitchen · WORDS 1 DAV 3 DA.YS 8 DAY: 1 MU ctle set ; Sunray gas range; Westingh(lus~ refrigerator; )X:. bed· " 80c ... $1.36 $4.5() jO ., 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6.00 room suite; 2 full size double 16t $1 .6( $2.~ $7.50 beds; I Radiant gas heater; 1 \da Cffelved by IU A...M. 'Nill be lil that day's paper hathroom heate r; 1 Zenith radio console with r('('ord player. Oth· l cr items of hou::;ehold furniture. Notice For ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING OR r";..;.._...;.,;_;;.;;;.;..;.._ _ _ _o C11n be seen at 170 Mulberry-av, after 5 p. m. 11 7 6tc Dotolh 11e Ill lOtiO 'l're11Ure BliQt reet lnler\loo. I 19! TELEVISION ·GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel · 3 - - - -- . W;~~;~~j?RFUU.. TIME HOUSE NECHI ZIG ZAG SEWING MA· Live in. Call Coolville. chin~ ..Makes buton holes, sews 11 10 ::Jtc R/.TES (I I I SALE-AJ..J... <111d rtllt CONSlSTJ;NT DEPENDABLE 1\ESULTh ' • ELECTRIC 4 ROOM HOUSE ON CONDOR St., • ..;;;;..;;;;:;,.;;; --" - ~;;;,-~--..,.. s.tainless steel restaurant -~uip­ .&:as furna~. 4: room apartment. DON STlVERS menl Lunch Counter, Stoola, Second St., Pomeroy, gas furnace . Cooler&. Re.stllurant complete Call 294. 11 10 6lc WANT ADS \ • (!4) For ~ent FOR SALE i"'· • . l · HOPE; ,YOU INiliTi!D· . · IRMA 'tO, )'OUR IPAII!T'f �'~~-"_""-.,. . . . . . . . . '• ' • ~DallySeotlnel, - ..... ..,. .. "! ........... ~~ , .... ~--· .' . ~ ,. ' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 10, 1959 Pomeroy Benders 4-H Club PrOQressive Dinner Is Held l · CHUallE FOR TODAY•. OXFORQ, H. c. UPit - RfYtnue ~ h1ll In aasy tlmt- lrrfttlq two moenshlnan. (lit their nJ.,.t attn Tundty aftw mekinw friends wtth • b1t bulldog tM moonahlnlll'l postad 1.11 a watchdot. tizer and ulad, buffet style with the group eating in front of the open fire in the living room at her home. The main course of beef stew and hot rolls was SeT\1ed at the home of Charlesanna Hess with Karen Hoffner, Barbara Coates, Jennifer Lohse <illd Caro· Jyn Vaughan asstst.11nts. The third course was sen-ed at the home of Alita Carpenter with Jane Baer assistant. Spice cakes and hot chocolate were. served and ravors were turkeys made of cumdrop&. SALES & SERVICE VOL' XI refreshruents were served by Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Robert Harris, Mh. Robett Coats and, Mrs. Carroll Swanson. ~~ars. "COME SEE US' OJNTON FISHER COMPANY No011o 8007-X MIDDLEPORT 1 Mrs. Arthur Strauss entertained weekly n1eetlng. members of her card club Monday Judy Sauer and Janice Zirkle e~·ening . were leaders for the evening and devotLonfl were enHtl[!d "DevoHigh score was won by Mn. Nor and Devotionals." man Humphreys and low by Mr!!. L)nn Buchanan, moderator, conDonald Lowery. Others playmg durled the business m cetin~ and were Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr!!. R<ilph plans were completed for the · Mra, CharJes Clarkson, Mrs. ::.wtmmtng party to be held thia TheliUI, Mrs. Kenneth McEl- 1~?"''..'~· Saturday evening at the lll>im'Y and Mrs. Joe Bailey. Huntington pool. Plans are to the conclusion of the evening meet at the church betwee n 6.30 rdre.thments were seTYcd by .Mr3. and 7 p . m tu go w Huntmgton. Strauss. Thl' closing 1-'raycr was giveu by liz PRICE SALE CLEANSING CREAM Cream Shampao llog. $2.00 Reg. $2.00 Now$1.00 Now$1.00 Reg. $2.00 HORMONE CREAM · · · · · · $1.00 ROSE LOTION CLEANER Rec.' n .oo \ \ WEATHER LOTION Reg. u.oo for.$1.00 50c_ -Now - -3. . . ! _ _ Now ___ Reg.• 1.00 CREAM DI!ODORANT ............. . 50c Reg. 75c ROLL ON DI!ODORANT LOTION . 3 for 75c Reg. f%.00 PETAL FRESH BODY LOTION .... U.OO DUnON DRUG CO. COATS BLPG. MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Cora B. Hart , widow of Clarence E. Ha r t, who operated Hart & Co., Jewelers in Pomeroy for more th<ln 56 years, has been residing in Lancaster since selllng the busineu 12 years ago, is now making her home with per nephew, Clarence D. Mulkin, 582 Weber Road, Columbus, 2 MEIGS THEATRE Pomero) Ohio TONIGHT "SAY ONE FOR ~IE' ' Bing Crosby, Debbie Reynolds Not Open Wednnday THURSDAY and PIRIDAY " IIAVE ROCKET WJLL TRAVEL" 'Jlhree Stooges - abo - " TI-lE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY " J.1irhacl Landon - J-o Morrow l :iw-. and Mrs. Keith N~lson ,Fonna BaiJey J who have been in So•uth Dakota where Mr. Nelson is with tbe Air l'~orc40l, vlaited recenUy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RusjjeU Bailey, and o'her reJalives and triends 1he Nel•ona left Saturday 10r Alabama. Mrs. James Murray and Dora McKee were In Ravenswood Sunday visiting with Mrs. Murray's aon·in· law, Mr. and Mrs . Randolph Ward ind great grandson, Richatd Thorn· as, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Ward. • Mrs. Lucille Mayes of Grant St. returned Sunday after spending the weekend Jri ).Jma with Mr. and Mn William Mayes. Mr. and :drs. Ed&ar Wolfe vislted last w~~k in Charleston .it the home of Mr. and Mn: Carl Martin. They went especially to attend the evangeUsti~ servicea pf Oral Rob· ertl. Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, who has spent the past week with her mother, Mn. Minnie Erlewine, and daughten, Mrs. L!JCY Gregg and daughters, Judy and Karen, and ~las Farie Erlewine, returned to her hom~ In Springfield. · While Mrs GJI berl was in Middleport, Mr. Gil· bert W83 on a hunting trip to Can- COLUMBUS UPJ-The Board of Water Pollution Control TUesday ordered offi.ciab of Middleport and Yellow Springs to appear at :ts Jan. 12 ,meeting to explain \·hy their sewage treatment pro-::rams have not advanced fast en· ?ugh to meet the board's satisfaction . Th~ two villages are among several in the state wbieb bold temporary sewa&e dumping permits from the board while construction of their sewage lacili· ties is in progreu. At its meeting 'l'uesday, the !ive-man board denied an application by the Was-hiqgton Couaty village of New Matainoras to receive a renewed permit. She IS studying for her Masters Degree at Ohio University, Ohio. Her subjects are television radio news writ· Athens, lng, and movie making . ' ' She resides at Chubb House o n tbe University campus and will be in the States for about a y~ar. ' She is shown weariiJg a kimono. made by her mother in Japan. Gilkey-Nash Wed~ing Vows Given' Sunday In Double Ring Ceremony Mildred Vlrgean Glfkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Herb¢ Gilkey, Middleport, became the bride of Mr. John Nash son of Mrs. Edith Nash, Middleport, November 2 In a 6 p.m. 'wed· ding at the Middleport Nazarene Church. The bride, given in marriage b)' her' father '-''Ore a baller'lna lenr.th gown of white lace over taffeta, fashion ed with a full skirt and nHI ~ hing long sleeved jacket, and a shoulder length veil. She carried white Bible topped with pinl; rosebuds and satin streamers tied In 11ink rosebuds. ---~:-;:::;;-:=.--:-;-::::--:;cc:= and wore a btdlurina length go wn of pink nylon m·cr talteta lind a pink ro~c bud cors11gc. Geon:e Nosh, the groom 's broth· er, was OOst llUln. .ad,. Mrs. Gllke)', mother ot tie brWf. was attired in a Navy dress wit~ accessories and wore pink Tho Rev. Clyde Barllett read the 11le groom's mftther wore beige ) vows of the double ring (•cremony. Miss Shirley Gilkey, Middleport, with beige accessories and her corwas mald of honor for her sister: eage was also pink rosebuds. A reception was held at the home of tbc brlde'11 parents tn tht at Town Hall where the was centered with a tiered ~~~~;:•~ cake topped with a min· and · Mroom. nowen eandles also were on FOR (!!HRISTMAS GIVING See the wonderful· Sjmp~it7 ·I '~ ' Palterru ( · of New Haven Elementary Sc_li~l, the school by the New Hav~n PTA; Mrs. John Morgan, and Mrs. oa,vld l<f.V,,e;,: carnival. Proceeds from tbe carnival were you can sew for Nation .Pauses Today To Honor Estimated 500 "'·· See • ~~-'Y~r . ! ' The ·nation the country's. Tradition•! , ond trimmin,gs, .....,....,_. """"and swt to sew Mainly About People In Pomeroy pa:Y.=~• ChristDW , ly LUCILLI MAWIUNI '""' ono Rutland ~her of all. Dept. AiiW'uM JJ Dinner Is Set In . Pomeroy . ; "My, iln.'l it Bet!utilul?" ; Serving will begin at 5 P· m. Admisaion for adults is $1.50 cbil· dren under 12, '7:lic. Menu wlll be turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, slaw, hot roll•. cranberriea salad plate, ,pumpttn pie and .. PlwiRecord Hop At Rudand After ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• • : fiya, aw. : ·:• lot ~~--~ • ':.• to : .Gtm.aolt :· •• ,,!;-:~. . Pf : .fi1'l'A" t : Qf.,l• " mg * * - ' .the 11d appe1ranee · THICK COMIORTAIUIOX SlAYS UPHOISYIRID IN fOAM In addition to tbe.e ' pli1bments, but by tlo IDi: to be outdone clate& in "One FOr otberl of the cast ed 1D 1ome of the DICOIATIYI 2-TONID TAILI TOP ~ountry. thil tbete thows •UP bullhets. TABLE IS '60" LONG '36" WIDE Sonie of am,_", . Pr:tnee.., ~II / ALL CHROMI TRIPU PLAYID ( IXTRA WIDI A'l0N ON TAILI DILUXI WILT TRIM ON SIAJI & IACIC F URN ~TURE MASON, W. VA.. ,... ' .. ;. ·• the' !he ' ,. . a.c. ~'!' -•, new. .. ~- ~ -~1.'-• • ~. · '' '·""- ' .!JIIil .~·-~ "'---H ' .. I • • •• "" ' I • '"" 'aeteipb: for bids for. a by-pass oooatrudion Td .Point Pleasant bas been annoUJJ.ced for Pecertlber 15 by Patrick C. Graney, .,..... . v a. st a, e Road Commi.ysioner. Prqperty owners arl' now b~· i.ng eont•cted in -order tc; secure the necessary right · or way for the by·pus wllich is desigm,d to connect Roules 2 and 35 with Route · 17 by means of a by-paes ·from the end of Shadltl Bridge to a point on f!.oute 35. . Graney satd t~at upon reee1pt of a favo.t'able bid for the Pt~ je~t's construction, Q)e contract wtll be awarded. _ _ _, _ __ ... The Eagle Ri~ge ChW'th wll1 reopen Sunday, Nov. 16 frn: regular servicCs starting Sun4~Y S~bool at 10 a.m. sunday night serVices bemg at 7:30 w1th prayer meeting ~hedul· ed for Thursday night at 7:30. Pas. tors of the charge are Rev. George . Casto and Rev. Lawrence Manley. At the regular meeting of Galha· Meigs Lodge No. 96, Fnrt~mal Order of Police which met . Monday evening at the Gallipolis City Hall, , the following oHicers were nom· 1 lnated for 1960. President, Cllief Chester Leaper ei11S . un •f Gaillpoplls ; viO< pr.. lden~ P•· l) trolman Paul North , both of GaUi· m' port· secretary • treasurer, St:t. to be included in a study on the Improvem-ent of Instruction , , Joh~ Taylor of Gallipolis; TrusteeS, was announced at a meeting of the Mason County Board of J'Dtll Cenltll ot AJiieulture, Deputy SlleriCf (irant Umg and Pa· way i.D \f~lll County, trolma~ Pal Nortll, both of Galli· Education by Superintendent Walden Roush on Monday eve-. up to date fa:rrn statts· polla; Chaplain, Patrolman Wil· ning. Also selected was Doddridge County. The selection means .tMJUected tn J9M 1 ;when liani .S.rr· Inner Guara, Patrolman Jt was pointed out that witb een•~.J~ revealed the fol·lr,•;~• ~nningtcn alld Conductor, lbal lhe counties will have yroSaunders. all or GaJlipolis. fessional help from the Welil Lhe value of property increa$ing ••ppllratlona of Chief Jed Virginia Department of Education in the area it was · thought thflt ~;~~ and Patrolman David from Manhall College and from · mohey would be saved by pur· of Pop1er~y were e<~n· other smuces in improving in· chasing the site as soon as possistruction on aU levels of educ:a. ble. lton. Nov. Z3 was set a~ the date on Tear.:hers or ?tlason County will wbich the bo11rd will meet with be called to a special meeting on ar~ hitecllll to dJstuss the county's WedneSday, Nov. 25, at which school building program . time the program will be explainThe board hired Johq Elias Jr. ed in detail to them. as janitor at the Mason Grade . J'lu. ~o~nEarl Sturgeon headed a delega- Sch~l -and Mrs. Janet Capehart the seven- tion from tile CitlKii~ ~rht!~l ... ~N'rAtarv at Pt. Pleasant Sen· cal.lliOO Slctring Committee appearing be· i~r -High sChool. Gnntcd a ieavc at~ fore t~e board · and requesting of absence from Ordnance School in speedy selection of a site for the for the remainder of tbe y('ar w~11 ~;~~~~~~:~~:•<~ n-:w Pt.. Ph:asant JuniOf Hi.gb :Mn. Delote• Blessing McCallis.scliool. , . For '60 Are Nominated Mason Co. Selected Fm· State • • St8(JSbCS • Co l y In . M Be. gCollected s~?..~ro~~ ~~2~!~~w~~!~~~~!!~! 9 ......,~ ..... . "!"..:"!'"~ 'V'W . ~:·~;~m:;.ln;withfor ' 1 I· - A"'~ - . BY a ...-erttable recent hit ** prize• Will be prize wiU ~ · ~oor .eer~monies and Day ; In otber action, tbe bofrd: -Granted i $115,700 , federal appnprialion to Toron\0 iD Je(· tenon ·"CttutltJ, spending ·the last ot a $1,.155,825 federal gra9t for Ohio commoDities financing sewer projects. Toronto is building a $1,060,000 sewer system. · -Granted temporary sewage permits to the Trumbull ,CounlJ' communities of Niles an«\ Glrud. Both sa,ti~ied tbe board with pro. &.~Sl!i .in their ·sewer ~D\8. 'rbe permit& extend until Jan. 15 hi Nllu :and until June l la : -CftnUDu'Cd untll Jan. 12 thf case ot Geno-a In Ottawa CountJ which bai been ad:ed ·to explain why ita II!C•er progi'am ill not moviPg f4St enough tO meet the ~mbnstrati('oDS are a part bonrd 1a alfproval inwunce .company's Dill· tional drin to reduce highway acddents, promote safe metbods in drivmg, and assist 14)UII agendes in teacbi~ safety til )"i)Ung, new drivers. (Continued on Page Three) _ B'ds Recell' • ed I for I On New By p...,.s At Pt Pleasant will bo used for fighting rural The Eag1e Ri.lne ~ ChUfCh Reo, pens Wreath la)'ll'!g !=~:;~~~.;marked Veterans ob- . . Ii In ttle rest of the couo· This' Sund·ay th< day. CHC)ICI Of COLORS . equipment .. ••••••••••••••••••••• IIJ Pr<>ce•d• firoa. I'< .. coffee. The board gave tbe community 30 days to appeal tbe denial. MaJ· or-elect RusseU Hanlon told the board, headed by Health Director Dr. Ralpb Dwort, the Vi1laJie bad dilfieuJty findln& a reasonably· priced site ftrr a eewagt; treat· ment plant . He said the village wanted the state's advice on .(indo iog one. U tbe village does not file a&. appeal, tile board will charge it with a violation Iince many real· dent! are pumping JeWlie into storm drains flowing iftto tbe Obio RiYer. Madmum penalty ia $MD for each day the violation · exi&t.s. Girard. The .llulland Fire Department's annual. Turkey Dinner will be held at thi Rutland Grade School Thursday, Nov. 12. ...................................... • • hl do Test /or the merriest Elbe~,_.l,ds .. Students .~n Vetera~s !>,~Y. 1 I Board To Ask Explanation On Sewage Plan ACCEM'S NEW PIANO FOR SCHOOL I 'P''"'""'' I Week bury. Leaders for the meeting next week w1ll be Bruce Wallace and I Da vid L)-'0116. At the close of the meeting refreshments of ice cre3m and cake were 11erved to the 18 who were Miss Rulko Yoshida, • graduate student of Keio University, present. Tokyo, Japan, spoke at the Women's Association meeting of the Pr~sbyterian Church, Mid.dJeport, on Thursday evenmg. Mrs. Cora B. Hart Now In Columbus eport Officials Ordered Before Ohio Water Pollution Board Jan. 12 I Sauer. DOROTHY PERKINS • High score at the ladies table was won by Mrs. Horace Karr. During the evening refreshments .vete served to Mr. and :drs. Paul B11_er, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karr and ' Mr. and Mrs. ~oy HoJter of CheSter. The llext meeting of the club will be heM i1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baer. relatives In the areij. Mrs. W. R. LleweUyn, Htgh St., and brother, Carl Parsons, of West Columbia, . W Va, SJ"!Inf the week end In Toledo with rel~tivl!IJ. They went espetlallf to a"' tbelr llitM:tt Letha RWlseJJ ot Bradbury Mrs. Durwood Bannister (('~raldlne spending few days, w1th her Parsons) who is reeoverifls: from f11mily, Mr. and .Mrs. I major surgery. · and family. James Miller of Coont•>01 spent tbe weekend wltb Mr. .Mu. .Floyd Harr.tson oi Brad- ~..-.hurch coa.r ..,. ..tr"'""' ond , . .......,. Low '""JtM -----------~----------~~--~------------------~==~~ ...~=-~~~A.:~~M.:~~~·~~--------------------------------------~H4=:2~~==~Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, November 11, 1959 mruii)=:oP\':-:-:-. D-tetl 'J'o 'J'llt! l•teren.. IH Tille lflelg..lffuon The Saturday Nite 'Card Club met last week at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber iii Rutland at8p. m. aL St rauss Ibegan Mr. and R1c11ard Vaughar. Mrs. Armur th eir new duues last .:::.unday cve nmg aa counselors for the WY.l<' I5 HOS t ess For ()( the First Unitrd Presbyterian t' when the group met at ' M Card Cl' ub ee •ng the ch~<rch al 6 p. m. for thelf u1ht ....,.. llkel1 in ttw touth •rMI Nit toRy1 Nffto In, celchr soutMast this efttlrMOil. Partly cloudy and much 6 Saturday Nite Card Club Met At Weber Home Vaughn's Begin New Outies As WYF Counselors Weather with IC8H•...., Prize Awarded State Grange Ba~g Winner After the close of the meeting Following the th1rd cour se, the grou p went to the home of Jennifer Lohse for a busaness sesston, when plan~ were discuued for a hayride in the near future. A marshmallow toast in Ute recreation room conduded tbe evening. For The Best In Point Salet And Servin N-0. f7i- - i • e HILPFUL WATCHDOG The Pomeroy Benders 4-if club had a progressive dinner , Monday evening, as a part of their outdoor cookery proJ ect. Tamara Finlaw, assisted by Janet Brown., served the a-ppe- PA.INT ROOFING • ' '""· Five State Group Aimed To Promote River Recreation ClNCINNATI fUPI) - A fivestate conservation ora:anization aimed at promoting recreational areas along the Obio River was established Tllesday. Herbert B. Eagon, Ohio Natural Resources Direttor, wu named coordinator of the committee which will develop a pro&ram to seek. recipr&cal lishlng and .OO.l lieeD&-o ing among member states. Lack of reeipJ'(lBity has been a slumblinb block to the devel~ mcnt of new iecreaUonai' areas, he said. Eagon seid any mtjor develop. ment program would be retarded unless licellSe!l issued by one state were honored by otbers ·aJoilg the river. He noted sut!h ag-~t:ement& between ,Ohio and PennsYlVania on t&e Pymatuning Reservoir and between Indiana and Dlinois on the Wabash River. Minor Clark, Ke·ntuek:y commis· ~ioner of fish and wildlife, howev· er, told the group he dtd not favor sut!b reciprocal licenses. "Xenlueky alrudy Is overrun wttb hunl· ers,'' be said. ' · Kentucky, whose boundary Is the shoreline on the Ohio aide of the river, hu req-aired fiahermer. from other states to iet Kentucky ll· censes. Eagon said Ohio WIS ''prepared to enter Into negMiutions with Wl:'st Vir,einia and Kcptllcky" ror redprocal f1sblng liccn~S~es. The commiltee will confer with governors of the five states before be-ginning a program. MEIGS OI!NIRAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Virginia Estep. Middleport; Charles Carr, Tuppen Plains; Mrs . Violet C11rmiehael, Middleport . Dlschar&ed, Mrs. Alma Rupe, Rutland; Clara Sellers, Portland.; Births, 1on born to Mr. and lin. Herbert Seth, Pomeroy. .....--..- ...... ..WIIl'll:"~ ..... . l'arkiJl&, l;n~tef wed tolaJed $185 Chief of rouce Herbert ported todo;y, ,. ·. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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