https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c96bfb81a7299249485618789e93cb2d.pdf 5569152f9b178a59494770115e8d7335 PDF Text Text .. ~ -~o:· • .'\.)iJ... . ... ' LODGE TO MEI!T ., . . ~· •. ~ ... ~_ -.~. ·--- r-c 11--D~y Sentinel: Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Nov, 11, 1959 F1des Lodge, No. 210 K. of P. }lelgs Temple Pythian Sisten hold their family night joint ".'"'ti"'' this Thursday at 8 p. m. will be a program, refreshments . All Lodge and members of their familits are THOSE GIFTS FOR A .' MEIGS THEATRE FINE SELECTION OF MEEKER BIWOLDS- PURSES ROLF LADIES BILLFOLDS . CLUTCH BAGS • LIGHTERS BULOVA- ELGIN- HAMILTON WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS SPEIDEL IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS CUFF LINKS- TIE CLASPS- KEY CHAINS DECORATIVE WALL CLOCKS Complete Line Of--- Kelly's ObserVe BALL BAND RUBBER FOOTWEAR ntg THE FAMILY K&C JEWELERS IDd .Mrs. M. L. Friends and relatives called during the day and t)\e Kellys Wete given a large decorated cake by Mrs. lrll Butcher. The Kelly's son Curti& ot W,elillton wat also SHOE STORE POMEIIOY. OHIO POMEROY "Middle Of Upper BJoek" Kelly freshmenta were served to Mr. and . Hubbard, 'Mr. and MrL Hughes . and Mrs. Darst, Mra. Hood, of · Street celebrated their wedanniveraary Sunday after- HARTLEY & BENNETT PHONE 385 At the dose of the meeting, re- . FOR EVERY MEMBER OF CHINA - SILVER - CRYSTLE OHIO home for the celebration. Sm111rt, Mr. and Mrs. ·Anthony, Mrs. Betty Everson presided over . and Mn. Warren Hulburt, the mtetlng and the Pre!f!rential . and Mrs. Ba"er and Mr. and Tea on Nov. 1:1 at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. A. R. Kllight, Pomeroy, was , White. annouoced. · Bett~r Health Club Of Laurel Cliff In Meeting Mra. Lou Diehl assisted by Mt•. Dlebl entertained the • ~ ~~'d;:,clilf BeU.er He.11ltb Club ID evening at her hQme. r1 tyBee The meeting in charge of Mn. Merlin Tracy, pre5ident, opened with group singing. Devotions were led by Mrs. Clarence Curtis. followed with the Lord's Prayer In unison. The reports ol the sec· retary and treasurer were given. The birthday• of Mn. Joe Evans, Curtis and Mrs. Lou ntebl were ob11erved. . 100 Top,V•lue ltamP. wMI Ifill ......... and ' ~r·M of Cube Steak ...., ,.. _..... .. 99c Boneless Roast _ ..... ....,. •. 89c . 3 lbe. or .....,. '""'"" beef or 3 .... or more liOnel- beef otew CifVjiiCn ••plrfl Saturdoy, N•"'"""" 14, Tail·less T·Bone .... ~·~."!. .'.... ~·. . 79' Chuck Roast........ !~~~- ........ -~·.. I .. --l -----, ....... ..., I Rib Steak or Roast ..· _ . ...~;''·" • • ,... '-'· 'AJ. I ' ,..,. IMifialllt • . "-· ~. ,·.~ 1l!e_..,, ......, ~ ..., . I ._.. ,•., .._ "'*' ..... ,... - ·•= -· ' 'l..,l<IJ • ..l-..- L-__. 1 .. .. 59c Boihng Beef _ _ .. _ .. 29c Roll Sausage "'.:-~t;· •..:· 89t Luncheon Meat .... _ .... •_•· $1 Shr1mp o • $ ,.,, .... .....,. • ,_.,. ':,...· 1.59 English Roast ...... - ...... •. SSe Short Ribs .· ··r'·..··•Y:,, . .. S9c Bologna ·... , ................. · · · · · . .: 49c Braunschwaiger •: 1!'. _ .. 49c: Fish ·Sticks :.. t ~ .... 3 "- $1. " .... ' • ft..MI.o ........ ~ • '>'! . '~\l .... . ....... -- --------L--------- ---- -Start- Saving Pear Halves~~~~~~~.3N~~~Jtl s1.oo \t fqr Pork & 2 19' *so 'l'.'·· ~ I · •,>j ', •• now ...... FREE Christmas Gifts ' Van Camp • • • • • 0 • ll! No.2 • * • Top V•lue.:stampa PlciiVt Butter •. _ .. ....,... 59c Dry Mile .. ._ - •• 1 01· 63c (lte,Mix-......, ... 2 ;:.: 25c ! Beans ... ·.........,..,. ... :.=: 25c Tissue ...., · - - .. 16 ... $1 Preserves ....:..... ....., •..~· 49c U. S.. Grade Small EGGS wllh thlo CIIMip4NI ·f'l"'h-.. eMI Star Kist TUH <:':..~ Caup~;~n upi.-u $atul'da)l', Silage 'Studied In Sessions At Ohio State .Chrisbnas Club of 3 ~~t $1 Checks To Soon Go Into Mails MWtl.... r 14, UJP Exams Be Given At 3 ..... 99c CatS,up ........ .~~~·......... 2 ...... 33' J9c Green 14 • ' ' • ' or.· Pudding.:..... - - 3 ~ 25c -... Wheat Bread .. ,_. .. 2·. , _ 35c .... ... ••••• 2 ..... 29c St.u .... w..,u= .... ":.:' 79c Cookies .. .. ....... .. .. . •.,:- 49c French Fries .. _ .. 2 ,.:.::: 49c ·-------- --- --- -- --- Bana .. ..GoNH .. . . . . Rlpt .... . Tar"'Arines .,.. _ •49c Cello Carrots ...... - ... ...... ~ 29c English Walnuts~~~~~ •..: 99c . d' Mixed Nuts 2 .~. 99' E ~ IVe.···· ....... - .•.• ~ 19c Ela:lrole ~..;,_ t Strip Mining To On Friday Ohio strip mine operators will defy superstitution to aatb,er at · so Top Filii Areas. . . . V•lue St.mpe wflft .... _,... Mel Lira• Ana•l ,· ~oJJnced ,_.rdta.. ., Fot!d C.kt ··2.lbs•.. the Ft. Hayes Hotel In Columbus on FridllY the thirteenth for. the I annual meeting of the ObiD Re- J;:.:i:~11(A~ss;•ociatlon. PrOfMIS aiut the IeeialaUon last ,general assem· Dr. Ralph M. Edeburn, profflsprinciple topics of BOr of zoolOIY, it director-elect secretary la Dr. Dorothy Filber, In the Atrip mi._ ac1: 'profe110r If zoology and Dr.. J. 2 moved tl)e. Frank Bartlett. ne.,. (if the '·colof the redamaUon lege of Art.' and Stiehcee I• tn agriculture to natural charge of finante proCurement: · ro~;i~in1de provisions for Committee members are: , ftl ' ' . atrip ali sur1 producina: of eoal under of other nUn· More than fifty are by this expected how tbey law. vke president Bank of on for· · will E~tension Agents' To Meet ; Labor Laws · · ··. ' . . . NUn IS NILD Harold Lovett Nutt, 22, of Rl 1, New Marshfield war being held In the Meigs County Jail todv fur tnvestlgation. ' MEIITING Jdeig.t County will meet T:.:e:~· ·Jf.onday aceordlng to went. �• DAILY SEHTIHlL - - - . --- .. .• - C0JIIiaenla~ Editorially '. . . A Grange No. 2612 regular meeting , Nov . 13th at Letart , FiUs. All in keeping a111 urged to attend a program and a " .Just Who Is Economy Minded • _. 'l .. areet maoy people. in this era of super ~· t:A~~· G@l.t.tr-f!iPace government spending · ~ ~bly enough, that Con· , R,ress Is ~&elY made up of spendthrifts ... m.en d -women w.i,tb a compulsive urge to .I'*J1A::~ .aa ;$ntch of the taxpayers' money as M~~ . ~Bu~a·n · insider, wrWng in Nation 's Busi •tres~~r J?resetlts a very different vtew. He is Charles E. Bennett, an economy-minded Rc~· ~bmve 'from Florida with 10 years of , Concr~oaal service behind him. He sets ' the lcnle.of his article with this incisive open~- ~nte : "Members of Congress are in a d6ilrtant .struggle to keep from becoming ~ndthrifts." ~ prihlary factors, Mr. Bennett has fcul!d.~.Jf9~l!'•~ the Congressman who seeks ~ ~Y- One is loose Clscal practices within . ill.tJt><em..t~~~t ltJtlf. The other is "the iron<k)!l\i'!llfh®l& a.tlttudes o! much of the pub· .li;~~< Both -he-ill ·tonvln~. <lin be corrected i:11iia urPatly 11ee<1 rol'l:ectlng I! we are to avotd 'm ore lnllatlon•ry deficits, and are to mala.laln both our eronomic and etnpgth. military • It's thle, of course, that the vast majority J*Pie are v.,ue fenOI'Ill o~ In favor of economy - as a principle. But when It comes to specific matters in which they are lillorelled a ,..eat change lakes pia..,. For In· ill..,.,, Mt. Bennett tell! or hlo experience to'"" yean ago, when the mall from his con1iJ..011ta expresoed a fervent desl"' lor econ· 61111· At llillt time II multl·miUioil dollar bUI WU before the House. It had popular appeal, •ut Mr. Bennett felt that ibe appropriation ~·t n - r y and he voted against it. 'l'heJ came the deluge - 111 the following - • "KOrea of letters criticized my vote and DOl a sbljle bne re<ogn~ .my action as a vole lor .ley." And .\IIJsls a common, not an unusUa~ s,ltuallon. A mijor)1\0Ubie, ·Mr. Bennett a~, Is that "In alarge.segment of epublic, ..;;;,r~ ~~~·ua· become synonymous With more 111\l~, vt...~ ' ,~.deral programs a~d benefits. down ..._,,_....,.Of t .- h """'~"'-' I ·-ALi UL'.c ·v L.Umert:»n oA<I'II~ng J• Hefd M ._....... ~ ..l.t Ue.u Haven P\ 1"11111 -,. Each n~w program is excitingly and attractively presented. In the dazzle, the ultimate cost to the people in taxes is obscured.'' The federal governmefit is deep in personal and local matters coming under the categories of health, education and welfare. Then, once a ft~el'al program is started it is virtua1ly assur ed of immortality. Mr. Bennett can recall only two prograrm that hBve been terminated during his long service. One had to do with the breeding of cavalry horses , and the other with rum-distiHing in the Virgin Islands. Mr . Bennelt deals with "a sort of bud*'t· a-ry sleight of hand" whlch thf Treasury prac· tices. and which, in many instances, is used to finance programs while dodging annual Appropriations Committee review . This hap· pens with some of the most expensive programs - housing and farm price supports among tllem. He is convinced that slep.j must be taken to give Congress greater control over lhe handling of the p"rse stl1nas. He proposes a three..}att 'jlragi'ain which would encourage and giveand succor the ec~nomy-mfnde.d peop,'fe · in Congress. First, economy e!fdHf . wo~ld be rec:ognlzed through a system of thrift-ratings and aw· anls, to be handled hy a private .non·partlsan organltation of a c.Ubre that would engage national respect and attention. Secohd,.there should be more empi!Uls on pay·U·you.go prindples whenever possible. Third, procedures should be tightened to provide better control nf federa-l spending. For Instance, the way money btlls are now handled, on a piece· meal basis, "we never know wbelher more has been appropriated than Utere are reve. noes to pay the cost until the last ·bills are voted on." . "Fmaiiy, Mr. Bennett is a ! Irm supporter of the item veto, whereby the President could veto parts pf appropriation bills with· oat killing o\h'!f parts. As-matters stand no~~ It is whole fl9& or no11e - each bill must be signed or "etoed::·its entirety. So the Pres!· den~ /"UBI appro wasteful and undesirable legl.alltipn lh order to save the essential. at$ ·, Herman Layne, .M.rs. William Pow· ell . .Mr'- Otto Grimm, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mra. Howard Wagenhah, Mn. Harr<y orer, ~{rs. Carroll Ad· ams Jr., 1\lrB. iVIurun O~llngcr, Mrs. Bufl'\~ Mrs. Wilham R. ~~the Mrs. o11ck W~lcl\ and Mn. the , Named Layne a1ld Mn.. nomlnatln.'C cum· to report at M Ot 1 . Jr., and Mn. Donald ... Bnm· •h•~uun; r~ :~ . Mra. ,Donald Bumaardner carrot1 Adama, .tr. w111 apto }nlke '-'plana and aervi t Jthi. ~tkl• :r.;-.t Uat~r . · · 1 QUOTES I'N TODAY'S NEWS T.""' wlth BlliD .Donlevy, otto' Krueau Reed Htdley and SterllnJ HoUoway depictiQJ \he myn,a. idvantaaea of Obio 0.. an lD.. :.~., 10.. """""~ cation. The movie .will be 1~ duced by Koder ColUJop, ~ tor of the newly-cre,;ted ()bJ:J .Depar~ment o1 Induu.rlJl and ~ nomic Development. ~ A forum .etiio.n ill' the. afternoon wlli aive· the or.raton an opportunity to d1acUD eclamatioa leglalation and otber tople~ with G. Don Sullivan, adiQiDI.atrttlv~ aasitltant of the N1ti<ID~ Coal IDEA. " stop shout · WARM WATER- AND MEDICAL HISTORY- Bill Flantells nurse Charlotte Toth "I feel better I ever did" \~:t~n, after doctors saved his life by pouring 20 gallons of warm water into his chest cavity, Flanagan was found semi-conscious from cold In a North Philadelphia glitter. Doclors made an incision In his chest and made medical lriltory by pquring In tbe warm water to warm the heart. agan One way to mi.ke a «»rrecti6n is to qu.ote a letter. 11li1 is it: "I noticed.,, Senator Portee, Your mention of the Nh- Fair Trade Law's effective iiJnte of October 22nd. · "You dld a ing the pnivi~~~·<ij Trade , , .. rww COL;JMBUS UPI U L •• .._. awall.wlnt more then J.twn 1 · Hendei'Nit Clt--Ohle) w-Ill htnl . _ ef • 11 ef wtnNt•~ net ,...~' fovrt'- term in C... •• 1 rnuh- of utlnt • MW tNit- ,,..., sttte Republlcen hMdiJu•r· ......,, r'Menlly ,..w__, ...,. uld tod•y. < j :t.N:I=W YORK Ulll - 1he chemht DAYTON, o. UPI - Mllnt.,... ..bor•lery eQerimrlfttt dlaCeunty TreaiUrer ChHier A. • _..... killer UNd •I ~:r.:;.;i lrftffed tor drlwlnt ~ ~ I' into~:lcat.d W...IINdlr, therate uld w-..ldiJ NC9rMI tlnw In 15 monthL ... wv. .... ":l::t " than ftloma• Jaeobaon, 1radio correaptmdenl for the a Mu· BrOadcutlns Sy•t•m who waa for three ho1.1r1 by 'Cuban The ~ 'fOD' \.y AND YES'I't:'RYE 1D I "' IUt 1 1 UnltadII ,,.. .. "-"'"' Tode,y ',Thuriday, NdV: ·12, .the sloth day of the year, Willi 49 more day1 In 19S9. " ' --r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;~;;;--;;;;iiiiii7 RBNAUL::J' ~ _._, L.J'a.u,_.. ..ne •*• ,.,...., tocllr. . i :~~~fr··: llro. Johnson apent Mon· On bullDet.l. attended the ··~~~::t· _lM~iuea at Gllli· oreither wu pumne trnelllnt ontovet)' the wben ·the Mueller truck from behind. Mn. Mattox and the tbru detd ridiog ln t.he back .. ' -'• . . I~=fii • in tbe test. " lor · tiiO ~amln&­ tiaii~ . And ... ..-~utfe"l:in ,!OJ. · .lnforma·[ioD deaetlbml i'e'gia'trlbon pr-oceduree ~d . r.prtf!fQ.tatiw teat queationa ' hiaY De Obtllniid 1t the . .~PJ!Iico't"Wk . ·•4.90 The evening etaro '"' lolereury andQnSaturn. t.hia date Jn history: In 1866 Dr. sun Y•t-sert found er arid tirat president ~, .the I IWIIih Ohio Univenity College of Edu1 eatlon offle~. Ch.lnese Republic waa bO"t . . Jn 1920, JUdge Kenesaw :Mountam Landl.tl was appolntl!l~ th~ tir~:~t ao·caUed "czar" ~f b,a1eball. In 1927 Jo.11eph Stltlin ~me the undlaputed dictator -OJ. RU!I· sia's Communlst Party W~Ui the ~).WAWI>n, !li one oJ tbe _Dar.tY,'I , fobh~l!t'l,'· t~Dn ' 'n'o'ftik)' . ... ~.p. i . ' 1 • In ' 194-1. stiff Ru18lan 1'retlatance stopped the marcb of Na:ti soldiers ai the outskirts ot Mot- , NAME OMiniD Due to . a 'typograpblc:al error ,Wednenday the n~me qf Fred .."... 9AN I A ;,• iiA~IMOI COMfANY , ,' Phono 197 125 1. Moln '' HO.UllS• fto5 THUU.tlll- JleWO.. .. - . wu.utilotenllonall)' ol"lt· ted f.rmn..!thallirlt lOf· ·off~rs elect· ed by fbt· Melp·Gillla. Fraternal Order of Police. DeWees was named ' as viee pre~! dent of 'be ot· 1J)~;;~ ~;!'~ 11 ganizatlon . . ~~~· THE ' •• 1 ~ J f • • 1., ,, ' ..',;, ... uel. ' co. CRE\'ROLET ,_ - POMEROt, OHIO , and .. fiance ' were weekend .&ueda '" ••, ._. ~~ tNClliASI I .. •• •• " ' .... I 'U Hatlo . .. IAKI SALI The Racine Metbodlat ' lfs 1 S.fer Way- to dispose of Junior will Tra•h Goes, Too-No .. ' ,._,..,fttyntw nt our leo~uty Stlon ,.,, ~t'll ~oW~~·•:"'':!! you flurl"t ret\lllr hourL ,~·;.r~iDj ,ott:,;'-sATURDAY A ' ' BY.ilAPP01NTMENT · .Y(.III ; tfll:·Be Available '. ly Af'pcll!ltmii'Jt •and On Saturday ......... ... ~ . . . BAKER I , ON , SPECIAL UNTIL NOV. Slot · !!"£· ua.eo PI:IUIANENT8 .... Only $7.00 . Y~·ughan Bea_uty $alon ~· ' . ' I'HOHE ..... · " ' prbage than "canninlt' it for flies and pnna 'ttt enJOy until r::ollectors come. Just ~p it up and drop it in a tidy Jnd• ps lnr::inerator, with. or without ottler bu'mables. Th;;t ends It! "'• ·~ . lllDDLEPORT ' need . ; ptperl, carton$. fll$. etc., to ac:cumu-l•te. You can dispose ol them imrntdleteiY in Ule same r::lean unlt. Even<bones -~ _;. ,I\. '~ -·.\ ' ~ f ;· • •. ' I,. I. ' ,J _l. . ., .; -: /1 ' ~, without smoke or wiJI 24·inch oil to the on the ' . INC IN • '·.:~ 1,_. ' Coel WetherboJt of Gamspent SUnday with ber moMn. J. F. Jividen. . ., . :'I· ._, ' 'I"' ' ' ~ -~ .. ..... . ittle·spa·ce· 1>.!1'' .... - ' '--.t ' '•. ,.,;ll,er'·, . 185i •rLvMOUTII if.uJhOP . chill'~ 1151 STUDilBAKEil I PASSENGER £0UPE' . .' .. $1111 liU ·BUlCK 4 DOOR. ,... :·- ............... .'. -181 1851 MEICURY 4 DOOR ............. , .. , . .. . $188 185% lltii£K ! DOOR 1 .. ........... . ... , .... · UBt 1811 BUJdl: HARDTOP COUPE .............. $111 18H FORD ! DOOR - lleil Sharp •, .. .. .. . .. . $345 1851 «;IIEVROLET ! DOOR ............... ". . . $1H 1911!, FORD VICI'ORIA HAIIDTOP COUPE .... $%19 , 1948 £HEVROLET 2 DOOR . , . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . $88 Buys Like These o.Jy At . POMER()Y MOTOR Sayre Mrs. Homet Sayre. JUeats of .the family were lfra. and son Geor&:e of Settlement G. HiJ.ldore find daughjt.,rik.nii.a spent S11ndty with . Suon Galbreath at Cilolville. and Mrs. Cleo Adams apent 1 1 days in Detr~t with rela.· 1' TOP TEN . . W:EEK-END SPECIALS , ~~~r;~~~t~~J How To .Pre~· , · Meat Fish And .F.6'N.t I• '· jC'""U;i;Od;~,.U.~," 'OIIe) c...... ,, Tbe .momll.1t star Jo Venul. ' ~~a~~~~ . fer 6. RIOith tur'~h:r• Is, appr~cblitg Ita ... ' hold a beke Ale Sat• at the former Ray's Barber BuJJdlni In Racine beJJnltloa.m. 'l'l 'iWitJU. a&¥ . .. uuc~> tiM! *' children. He NIW YORK UPI - The rnlvlld :t:he:ir:•::f~itil;j~·~:d~•·;~d neck and other otaol lndull..., lo , • ......, lo turn 1,.rlouJ i~!:. 1,300,000 net ton. of l,.ot aiHI ...., fDr cutlnp in this lint The other ~ck. 1 tri~-trall· Wiele of th• tttll trv• tht ,.... er rig, "" driven by CUUorrl AIthe PN4h'ID W.:k of July fred Mueller, 33. St. Louis, llo. tha Amerlc.-n Iron •nd ltHI He auffered minor lnjuriea. patrol said tbe Mattox Iu~diy OYI ,i Fo owi.ng tbe devotional pel'· The pro&ram ...W be :.t.· 'f' t • iod a brief butlneu meeting wu Mrn. Patrlek LocbarJ 011 1M 'toaiJt..-s-, The vlttlmJ were all from conducted by Raymond Lee WaJ. "Hu M:v Cbureh Left MI." · · · t-· HlWtinJton, w. Vn. \bum, dUI pretldent. Plan~w be ~ for Tb~ :Miuouri HiPway PJtrol Game• and muaie were enjoyed ahow of t eue F. Reed wflldr · identified ~ dead as Mn. Mary I by aiL. A ap-agbettl dinner was chtpte ' 1 pouorlq' at .lane Mlttoi:, 22, (!Qnna .lean 71Lat- ~aerved to tbose present Rev and Episcopal Parilb lloul • ' "· William Junior Mattox, 2, Mn. Clyde Bartlett, Mr. and. Mn 20. The thow il opeD to tiN: ,......, Brute Mattox, 6 montba. B.lymond Lee Wa:lburn, Mrs. 1la- lk and will be from 10 a. •· One of the trueks wu driven bel Pearman and son Paul, Lewin until e p. m. with a tea aad e by WUlilm Olear llatto¥ '¥1, fn· Ellia and the hosts. 1Uver ofterittJ. way 60 wut of Lebanon. · ·. · L ;~ II trucks on UIDICODtlnental HiJb- .~ WASHINGTON - Lobor Seer• tlry Jam.ea P. iiJtcheU, who U"ed Up to promlat 'and ate 1 cake ~~~·JD: · thon th.-.o ~ lobi. . Jut 1 • · • wily he out .U. of tlot "hit" tor athl llrllte li1 ~ Cal'Jtl 'II Daily Se'htijtel 4tlctlbinl bl1 feellnJt. on to tile llalted Statoo: "It iiiOUbdl ®Jt\1 :to llY' · 1 wanted ta klu the ·lfOund when We llndttld,' bUt- beRM me, that'• how 1 felt. 11 nefQ!lo'toro: "II tile.. bod ,"'"" 110 lllttl atrlb, ·ua...plo)'lnoo\ wolll4 be ,..n below ·t - m1111n. • r1.- ,.. • IMfhry..,...etH dtwtc. Unc. LEBANON, Mo. UPI- A motb- and .Mn. B11ine Walburn, Tun Nov. 1J tt the home l11t IUII'IImlt, dltld W~ n'tht er and three of ber ~:hlldnen were day eveni111 for ttleir Maular Duuon aDd 11r1. A. 11. at Fo1lrmollf a.n.r.l HMpltal. kllied today ln a coUition of two monthly meeting. in Middleport.. ·., ., ••,nttd .......... Wuhlncton, D. C., 1I'".._•-••• ,. h MelJon Institute -·- 1-.a - of lty -;;;;;:--;;;=====;;;~;:;;;._;;;;;.i;;;;i;;.;.;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;w . . . ;:-:-::::=-'-:=:;:.;:::;:.;::::::;:;::!:::: ~·••n ... loll f,CbiMU I 'I holplt•l woelcen. WIN ..,.,-.. re4., COLUM8UJ UPI •-- • WD.all.,. - put v.ou _out! In 1968 .an ll·natlon tribunal In rormer Premler Tojo sentenced to death by hanJtng .. . ~.Notchod, E ott Prince Of Peace Contestants ~ow. 2, I:Ktraordl· ftl1'fP11*' (llaftl') S.Pltxul •. Rotd topplnt -1* -·· Don't let garbage Unltecll Pf'tu lntematlon•l PARIS - Preaident Charles de A thQU,ht for today: ~m"erlc~ there iB no chance man or letter. RiJph Waldo EiJler plana to ex- son said! "Ivery hero becorut weapon: a lbOJ'i! at lt.at.•• ' herself with no· 1 ....:.... _ ___:c=____..__ France Ia -per- OreJon, washington and Idaho: ' a sorvlce to the "Whert and whethi!r I Rli:IICe ur puwer." deelalon to Mek lfte 11160 llcan prenldentlal nontlna\ion be doeJded on this trip.'' MIAMI - board to , World Day of Prayer Is March 7 and World Week of J7ayer March 7 throuah March 11 and asked that tbe dates, sponsored by the United Chureh Womt'n, be remembered. to or Mining News From The Wire 1Four Huntington 1Reliable Class Retum Jo~ ':,"' :rT..rc:""~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 People Killed \Meeting Held Meigs Chapt•t;'J'o . ol dlrec· ........ Tbe Roliable c1au of tile MeetOn · fn'd-. , , •• t.on. Allo on the luaebeon proCOL....-v-1 U,. - A *"FAIRMONT. w. Yl. UPI - ..., (n T k J1 k ~11> :~;:,,,f ....._ ... In ~~" •-'th n 1-• 1 "'""' f~Ut Cburcb of tbe Naurene ot .Hid.,_.._ __ Jona•~u1L' &ram 1111 the tbowlnt: of the eolnr ,. ret COl • '"" ""' . -"'"" mr:wie, Ohlo-Tbe Growth S:tate, I hert tMir lnlvrint wtiOM Mert .... peww..triMn dleport met In Ule home Kr. D. A. R. will JllMt _. Sentinel, l'omeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 12, 1959 ··... ~. :-..-~ J s'me'll ' and aristle disappear sfltnttyl .,.,_ little ash is •!I ~ remainSI ' No Fumes- n.. b '. a.. .• ·-' ... ; .., i~ ~ .~. ~ ,. tp intensify heat wRhin tfii; lnsu~;~·~<f· _.. lolol.. ..iil:; t jl. ):~ ~ l chamber, to dry.,"" bur9t·.,. ·~n•t -~--.-; ~._ · Fumes are drawn by the ,. ~owiHf'*f: ··~', .:~ through a jat-llkt ps ~~ •~·t- are completely consumecL .That's .r. v6iJ ·•· ·.--1 •f the new sas lociMn~ort ' tftitr 't.~( smokl!leh ilnd odol'fna. End, :dl~' ~:, : dlores_fOt ~· ·..,., ... _, · · ;. · ~ ,, ·: ;~ ,· , .'. Get \a GAS lnclner•t•" ' . ChoM ~~~!f' . ol,_,or ...ucfs ~art~ .,~ , • , ..,. "' ~ I ,I CALICI'!'IIGa ,.' CAUIIIC • IIAIUTIC • IIOTIM • llliiiiCII£ • 111'11..' - ', ..11.1 '~ Wll$ll lal!il , \ �• DAILY SEHTIHlL - - - . --- .. .• - C0JIIiaenla~ Editorially '. . . A Grange No. 2612 regular meeting , Nov . 13th at Letart , FiUs. All in keeping a111 urged to attend a program and a " .Just Who Is Economy Minded • _. 'l .. areet maoy people. in this era of super ~· t:A~~· G@l.t.tr-f!iPace government spending · ~ ~bly enough, that Con· , R,ress Is ~&elY made up of spendthrifts ... m.en d -women w.i,tb a compulsive urge to .I'*J1A::~ .aa ;$ntch of the taxpayers' money as M~~ . ~Bu~a·n · insider, wrWng in Nation 's Busi •tres~~r J?resetlts a very different vtew. He is Charles E. Bennett, an economy-minded Rc~· ~bmve 'from Florida with 10 years of , Concr~oaal service behind him. He sets ' the lcnle.of his article with this incisive open~- ~nte : "Members of Congress are in a d6ilrtant .struggle to keep from becoming ~ndthrifts." ~ prihlary factors, Mr. Bennett has fcul!d.~.Jf9~l!'•~ the Congressman who seeks ~ ~Y- One is loose Clscal practices within . ill.tJt><em..t~~~t ltJtlf. The other is "the iron<k)!l\i'!llfh®l& a.tlttudes o! much of the pub· .li;~~< Both -he-ill ·tonvln~. <lin be corrected i:11iia urPatly 11ee<1 rol'l:ectlng I! we are to avotd 'm ore lnllatlon•ry deficits, and are to mala.laln both our eronomic and etnpgth. military • It's thle, of course, that the vast majority J*Pie are v.,ue fenOI'Ill o~ In favor of economy - as a principle. But when It comes to specific matters in which they are lillorelled a ,..eat change lakes pia..,. For In· ill..,.,, Mt. Bennett tell! or hlo experience to'"" yean ago, when the mall from his con1iJ..011ta expresoed a fervent desl"' lor econ· 61111· At llillt time II multl·miUioil dollar bUI WU before the House. It had popular appeal, •ut Mr. Bennett felt that ibe appropriation ~·t n - r y and he voted against it. 'l'heJ came the deluge - 111 the following - • "KOrea of letters criticized my vote and DOl a sbljle bne re<ogn~ .my action as a vole lor .ley." And .\IIJsls a common, not an unusUa~ s,ltuallon. A mijor)1\0Ubie, ·Mr. Bennett a~, Is that "In alarge.segment of epublic, ..;;;,r~ ~~~·ua· become synonymous With more 111\l~, vt...~ ' ,~.deral programs a~d benefits. down ..._,,_....,.Of t .- h """'~"'-' I ·-ALi UL'.c ·v L.Umert:»n oA<I'II~ng J• Hefd M ._....... ~ ..l.t Ue.u Haven P\ 1"11111 -,. Each n~w program is excitingly and attractively presented. In the dazzle, the ultimate cost to the people in taxes is obscured.'' The federal governmefit is deep in personal and local matters coming under the categories of health, education and welfare. Then, once a ft~el'al program is started it is virtua1ly assur ed of immortality. Mr. Bennett can recall only two prograrm that hBve been terminated during his long service. One had to do with the breeding of cavalry horses , and the other with rum-distiHing in the Virgin Islands. Mr . Bennelt deals with "a sort of bud*'t· a-ry sleight of hand" whlch thf Treasury prac· tices. and which, in many instances, is used to finance programs while dodging annual Appropriations Committee review . This hap· pens with some of the most expensive programs - housing and farm price supports among tllem. He is convinced that slep.j must be taken to give Congress greater control over lhe handling of the p"rse stl1nas. He proposes a three..}att 'jlragi'ain which would encourage and giveand succor the ec~nomy-mfnde.d peop,'fe · in Congress. First, economy e!fdHf . wo~ld be rec:ognlzed through a system of thrift-ratings and aw· anls, to be handled hy a private .non·partlsan organltation of a c.Ubre that would engage national respect and attention. Secohd,.there should be more empi!Uls on pay·U·you.go prindples whenever possible. Third, procedures should be tightened to provide better control nf federa-l spending. For Instance, the way money btlls are now handled, on a piece· meal basis, "we never know wbelher more has been appropriated than Utere are reve. noes to pay the cost until the last ·bills are voted on." . "Fmaiiy, Mr. Bennett is a ! Irm supporter of the item veto, whereby the President could veto parts pf appropriation bills with· oat killing o\h'!f parts. As-matters stand no~~ It is whole fl9& or no11e - each bill must be signed or "etoed::·its entirety. So the Pres!· den~ /"UBI appro wasteful and undesirable legl.alltipn lh order to save the essential. at$ ·, Herman Layne, .M.rs. William Pow· ell . .Mr'- Otto Grimm, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mra. Howard Wagenhah, Mn. Harr<y orer, ~{rs. Carroll Ad· ams Jr., 1\lrB. iVIurun O~llngcr, Mrs. Bufl'\~ Mrs. Wilham R. ~~the Mrs. o11ck W~lcl\ and Mn. the , Named Layne a1ld Mn.. nomlnatln.'C cum· to report at M Ot 1 . Jr., and Mn. Donald ... Bnm· •h•~uun; r~ :~ . Mra. ,Donald Bumaardner carrot1 Adama, .tr. w111 apto }nlke '-'plana and aervi t Jthi. ~tkl• :r.;-.t Uat~r . · · 1 QUOTES I'N TODAY'S NEWS T.""' wlth BlliD .Donlevy, otto' Krueau Reed Htdley and SterllnJ HoUoway depictiQJ \he myn,a. idvantaaea of Obio 0.. an lD.. :.~., 10.. """""~ cation. The movie .will be 1~ duced by Koder ColUJop, ~ tor of the newly-cre,;ted ()bJ:J .Depar~ment o1 Induu.rlJl and ~ nomic Development. ~ A forum .etiio.n ill' the. afternoon wlli aive· the or.raton an opportunity to d1acUD eclamatioa leglalation and otber tople~ with G. Don Sullivan, adiQiDI.atrttlv~ aasitltant of the N1ti<ID~ Coal IDEA. " stop shout · WARM WATER- AND MEDICAL HISTORY- Bill Flantells nurse Charlotte Toth "I feel better I ever did" \~:t~n, after doctors saved his life by pouring 20 gallons of warm water into his chest cavity, Flanagan was found semi-conscious from cold In a North Philadelphia glitter. Doclors made an incision In his chest and made medical lriltory by pquring In tbe warm water to warm the heart. agan One way to mi.ke a «»rrecti6n is to qu.ote a letter. 11li1 is it: "I noticed.,, Senator Portee, Your mention of the Nh- Fair Trade Law's effective iiJnte of October 22nd. · "You dld a ing the pnivi~~~·<ij Trade , , .. rww COL;JMBUS UPI U L •• .._. awall.wlnt more then J.twn 1 · Hendei'Nit Clt--Ohle) w-Ill htnl . _ ef • 11 ef wtnNt•~ net ,...~' fovrt'- term in C... •• 1 rnuh- of utlnt • MW tNit- ,,..., sttte Republlcen hMdiJu•r· ......,, r'Menlly ,..w__, ...,. uld tod•y. < j :t.N:I=W YORK Ulll - 1he chemht DAYTON, o. UPI - Mllnt.,... ..bor•lery eQerimrlfttt dlaCeunty TreaiUrer ChHier A. • _..... killer UNd •I ~:r.:;.;i lrftffed tor drlwlnt ~ ~ I' into~:lcat.d W...IINdlr, therate uld w-..ldiJ NC9rMI tlnw In 15 monthL ... wv. .... ":l::t " than ftloma• Jaeobaon, 1radio correaptmdenl for the a Mu· BrOadcutlns Sy•t•m who waa for three ho1.1r1 by 'Cuban The ~ 'fOD' \.y AND YES'I't:'RYE 1D I "' IUt 1 1 UnltadII ,,.. .. "-"'"' Tode,y ',Thuriday, NdV: ·12, .the sloth day of the year, Willi 49 more day1 In 19S9. " ' --r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;~;;;--;;;;iiiiii7 RBNAUL::J' ~ _._, L.J'a.u,_.. ..ne •*• ,.,...., tocllr. . i :~~~fr··: llro. Johnson apent Mon· On bullDet.l. attended the ··~~~::t· _lM~iuea at Gllli· oreither wu pumne trnelllnt ontovet)' the wben ·the Mueller truck from behind. Mn. Mattox and the tbru detd ridiog ln t.he back .. ' -'• . . I~=fii • in tbe test. " lor · tiiO ~amln&­ tiaii~ . And ... ..-~utfe"l:in ,!OJ. · .lnforma·[ioD deaetlbml i'e'gia'trlbon pr-oceduree ~d . r.prtf!fQ.tatiw teat queationa ' hiaY De Obtllniid 1t the . .~PJ!Iico't"Wk . ·•4.90 The evening etaro '"' lolereury andQnSaturn. t.hia date Jn history: In 1866 Dr. sun Y•t-sert found er arid tirat president ~, .the I IWIIih Ohio Univenity College of Edu1 eatlon offle~. Ch.lnese Republic waa bO"t . . Jn 1920, JUdge Kenesaw :Mountam Landl.tl was appolntl!l~ th~ tir~:~t ao·caUed "czar" ~f b,a1eball. In 1927 Jo.11eph Stltlin ~me the undlaputed dictator -OJ. RU!I· sia's Communlst Party W~Ui the ~).WAWI>n, !li one oJ tbe _Dar.tY,'I , fobh~l!t'l,'· t~Dn ' 'n'o'ftik)' . ... ~.p. i . ' 1 • In ' 194-1. stiff Ru18lan 1'retlatance stopped the marcb of Na:ti soldiers ai the outskirts ot Mot- , NAME OMiniD Due to . a 'typograpblc:al error ,Wednenday the n~me qf Fred .."... 9AN I A ;,• iiA~IMOI COMfANY , ,' Phono 197 125 1. Moln '' HO.UllS• fto5 THUU.tlll- JleWO.. .. - . wu.utilotenllonall)' ol"lt· ted f.rmn..!thallirlt lOf· ·off~rs elect· ed by fbt· Melp·Gillla. Fraternal Order of Police. DeWees was named ' as viee pre~! dent of 'be ot· 1J)~;;~ ~;!'~ 11 ganizatlon . . ~~~· THE ' •• 1 ~ J f • • 1., ,, ' ..',;, ... uel. ' co. CRE\'ROLET ,_ - POMEROt, OHIO , and .. fiance ' were weekend .&ueda '" ••, ._. ~~ tNClliASI I .. •• •• " ' .... I 'U Hatlo . .. IAKI SALI The Racine Metbodlat ' lfs 1 S.fer Way- to dispose of Junior will Tra•h Goes, Too-No .. ' ,._,..,fttyntw nt our leo~uty Stlon ,.,, ~t'll ~oW~~·•:"'':!! you flurl"t ret\lllr hourL ,~·;.r~iDj ,ott:,;'-sATURDAY A ' ' BY.ilAPP01NTMENT · .Y(.III ; tfll:·Be Available '. ly Af'pcll!ltmii'Jt •and On Saturday ......... ... ~ . . . BAKER I , ON , SPECIAL UNTIL NOV. Slot · !!"£· ua.eo PI:IUIANENT8 .... Only $7.00 . Y~·ughan Bea_uty $alon ~· ' . ' I'HOHE ..... · " ' prbage than "canninlt' it for flies and pnna 'ttt enJOy until r::ollectors come. Just ~p it up and drop it in a tidy Jnd• ps lnr::inerator, with. or without ottler bu'mables. Th;;t ends It! "'• ·~ . lllDDLEPORT ' need . ; ptperl, carton$. fll$. etc., to ac:cumu-l•te. You can dispose ol them imrntdleteiY in Ule same r::lean unlt. Even<bones -~ _;. ,I\. '~ -·.\ ' ~ f ;· • •. ' I,. I. ' ,J _l. . ., .; -: /1 ' ~, without smoke or wiJI 24·inch oil to the on the ' . INC IN • '·.:~ 1,_. ' Coel WetherboJt of Gamspent SUnday with ber moMn. J. F. Jividen. . ., . :'I· ._, ' 'I"' ' ' ~ -~ .. ..... . ittle·spa·ce· 1>.!1'' .... - ' '--.t ' '•. ,.,;ll,er'·, . 185i •rLvMOUTII if.uJhOP . chill'~ 1151 STUDilBAKEil I PASSENGER £0UPE' . .' .. $1111 liU ·BUlCK 4 DOOR. ,... :·- ............... .'. -181 1851 MEICURY 4 DOOR ............. , .. , . .. . $188 185% lltii£K ! DOOR 1 .. ........... . ... , .... · UBt 1811 BUJdl: HARDTOP COUPE .............. $111 18H FORD ! DOOR - lleil Sharp •, .. .. .. . .. . $345 1851 «;IIEVROLET ! DOOR ............... ". . . $1H 1911!, FORD VICI'ORIA HAIIDTOP COUPE .... $%19 , 1948 £HEVROLET 2 DOOR . , . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . $88 Buys Like These o.Jy At . POMER()Y MOTOR Sayre Mrs. Homet Sayre. JUeats of .the family were lfra. and son Geor&:e of Settlement G. HiJ.ldore find daughjt.,rik.nii.a spent S11ndty with . Suon Galbreath at Cilolville. and Mrs. Cleo Adams apent 1 1 days in Detr~t with rela.· 1' TOP TEN . . W:EEK-END SPECIALS , ~~~r;~~~t~~J How To .Pre~· , · Meat Fish And .F.6'N.t I• '· jC'""U;i;Od;~,.U.~," 'OIIe) c...... ,, Tbe .momll.1t star Jo Venul. ' ~~a~~~~ . fer 6. RIOith tur'~h:r• Is, appr~cblitg Ita ... ' hold a beke Ale Sat• at the former Ray's Barber BuJJdlni In Racine beJJnltloa.m. 'l'l 'iWitJU. a&¥ . .. uuc~> tiM! *' children. He NIW YORK UPI - The rnlvlld :t:he:ir:•::f~itil;j~·~:d~•·;~d neck and other otaol lndull..., lo , • ......, lo turn 1,.rlouJ i~!:. 1,300,000 net ton. of l,.ot aiHI ...., fDr cutlnp in this lint The other ~ck. 1 tri~-trall· Wiele of th• tttll trv• tht ,.... er rig, "" driven by CUUorrl AIthe PN4h'ID W.:k of July fred Mueller, 33. St. Louis, llo. tha Amerlc.-n Iron •nd ltHI He auffered minor lnjuriea. patrol said tbe Mattox Iu~diy OYI ,i Fo owi.ng tbe devotional pel'· The pro&ram ...W be :.t.· 'f' t • iod a brief butlneu meeting wu Mrn. Patrlek LocbarJ 011 1M 'toaiJt..-s-, The vlttlmJ were all from conducted by Raymond Lee WaJ. "Hu M:v Cbureh Left MI." · · · t-· HlWtinJton, w. Vn. \bum, dUI pretldent. Plan~w be ~ for Tb~ :Miuouri HiPway PJtrol Game• and muaie were enjoyed ahow of t eue F. Reed wflldr · identified ~ dead as Mn. Mary I by aiL. A ap-agbettl dinner was chtpte ' 1 pouorlq' at .lane Mlttoi:, 22, (!Qnna .lean 71Lat- ~aerved to tbose present Rev and Episcopal Parilb lloul • ' "· William Junior Mattox, 2, Mn. Clyde Bartlett, Mr. and. Mn 20. The thow il opeD to tiN: ,......, Brute Mattox, 6 montba. B.lymond Lee Wa:lburn, Mrs. 1la- lk and will be from 10 a. •· One of the trueks wu driven bel Pearman and son Paul, Lewin until e p. m. with a tea aad e by WUlilm Olear llatto¥ '¥1, fn· Ellia and the hosts. 1Uver ofterittJ. way 60 wut of Lebanon. · ·. · L ;~ II trucks on UIDICODtlnental HiJb- .~ WASHINGTON - Lobor Seer• tlry Jam.ea P. iiJtcheU, who U"ed Up to promlat 'and ate 1 cake ~~~·JD: · thon th.-.o ~ lobi. . Jut 1 • · • wily he out .U. of tlot "hit" tor athl llrllte li1 ~ Cal'Jtl 'II Daily Se'htijtel 4tlctlbinl bl1 feellnJt. on to tile llalted Statoo: "It iiiOUbdl ®Jt\1 :to llY' · 1 wanted ta klu the ·lfOund when We llndttld,' bUt- beRM me, that'• how 1 felt. 11 nefQ!lo'toro: "II tile.. bod ,"'"" 110 lllttl atrlb, ·ua...plo)'lnoo\ wolll4 be ,..n below ·t - m1111n. • r1.- ,.. • IMfhry..,...etH dtwtc. Unc. LEBANON, Mo. UPI- A motb- and .Mn. B11ine Walburn, Tun Nov. 1J tt the home l11t IUII'IImlt, dltld W~ n'tht er and three of ber ~:hlldnen were day eveni111 for ttleir Maular Duuon aDd 11r1. A. 11. at Fo1lrmollf a.n.r.l HMpltal. kllied today ln a coUition of two monthly meeting. in Middleport.. ·., ., ••,nttd .......... Wuhlncton, D. C., 1I'".._•-••• ,. h MelJon Institute -·- 1-.a - of lty -;;;;;:--;;;=====;;;~;:;;;._;;;;;.i;;;;i;;.;.;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;w . . . ;:-:-::::=-'-:=:;:.;:::;:.;::::::;:;::!:::: ~·••n ... loll f,CbiMU I 'I holplt•l woelcen. WIN ..,.,-.. re4., COLUM8UJ UPI •-- • WD.all.,. - put v.ou _out! In 1968 .an ll·natlon tribunal In rormer Premler Tojo sentenced to death by hanJtng .. . ~.Notchod, E ott Prince Of Peace Contestants ~ow. 2, I:Ktraordl· ftl1'fP11*' (llaftl') S.Pltxul •. Rotd topplnt -1* -·· Don't let garbage Unltecll Pf'tu lntematlon•l PARIS - Preaident Charles de A thQU,ht for today: ~m"erlc~ there iB no chance man or letter. RiJph Waldo EiJler plana to ex- son said! "Ivery hero becorut weapon: a lbOJ'i! at lt.at.•• ' herself with no· 1 ....:.... _ ___:c=____..__ France Ia -per- OreJon, washington and Idaho: ' a sorvlce to the "Whert and whethi!r I Rli:IICe ur puwer." deelalon to Mek lfte 11160 llcan prenldentlal nontlna\ion be doeJded on this trip.'' MIAMI - board to , World Day of Prayer Is March 7 and World Week of J7ayer March 7 throuah March 11 and asked that tbe dates, sponsored by the United Chureh Womt'n, be remembered. to or Mining News From The Wire 1Four Huntington 1Reliable Class Retum Jo~ ':,"' :rT..rc:""~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 People Killed \Meeting Held Meigs Chapt•t;'J'o . ol dlrec· ........ Tbe Roliable c1au of tile MeetOn · fn'd-. , , •• t.on. Allo on the luaebeon proCOL....-v-1 U,. - A *"FAIRMONT. w. Yl. UPI - ..., (n T k J1 k ~11> :~;:,,,f ....._ ... In ~~" •-'th n 1-• 1 "'""' f~Ut Cburcb of tbe Naurene ot .Hid.,_.._ __ Jona•~u1L' &ram 1111 the tbowlnt: of the eolnr ,. ret COl • '"" ""' . -"'"" mr:wie, Ohlo-Tbe Growth S:tate, I hert tMir lnlvrint wtiOM Mert .... peww..triMn dleport met In Ule home Kr. D. A. R. will JllMt _. Sentinel, l'omeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 12, 1959 ··... ~. :-..-~ J s'me'll ' and aristle disappear sfltnttyl .,.,_ little ash is •!I ~ remainSI ' No Fumes- n.. b '. a.. .• ·-' ... ; .., i~ ~ .~. ~ ,. tp intensify heat wRhin tfii; lnsu~;~·~<f· _.. lolol.. ..iil:; t jl. ):~ ~ l chamber, to dry.,"" bur9t·.,. ·~n•t -~--.-; ~._ · Fumes are drawn by the ,. ~owiHf'*f: ··~', .:~ through a jat-llkt ps ~~ •~·t- are completely consumecL .That's .r. v6iJ ·•· ·.--1 •f the new sas lociMn~ort ' tftitr 't.~( smokl!leh ilnd odol'fna. End, :dl~' ~:, : dlores_fOt ~· ·..,., ... _, · · ;. · ~ ,, ·: ;~ ,· , .'. Get \a GAS lnclner•t•" ' . ChoM ~~~!f' . ol,_,or ...ucfs ~art~ .,~ , • , ..,. "' ~ I ,I CALICI'!'IIGa ,.' CAUIIIC • IIAIUTIC • IIOTIM • llliiiiCII£ • 111'11..' - ', ..11.1 '~ Wll$ll lal!il , \ �( • ' C~~ Patches ~thctit, ttill l.b thfl middle=·~ to orphile Up New Oftense For Athens; Fry, Hartinger- At:aln.t this tM9 Alben• team 'ltjch feature~ a sharp _p...slng at~ 111ett,Atheru taei. even in previoua defeats {3-3 ~o:::~t.· ~ "~ dN laaCI fticb. jn the ltague) the Panthers wi11 go ~ -~ l 1Wc,bl1 i.be,thinl ti~ aott,. With a patched-up offense. Wi ~-~~ fOothill maCbtne ·wlth • Jiulie1Uona were Coa~h Alex pbfairof,. mi , '. ton each are better than average prep thrower:s Running with them w1ll be hardhlt\mg NICk Cnates at fullb11Ck . Tfie Panthl'rs . besides stopping the slants and widt> ~tuff put up 1111 its pwrw g toed 1'Wlbltt.: btder. Clio will o))tn with Ray PouUn , by Gardner and Bt"nnett . will have The lut, tllbe COII.eh Don Elk$ , tepound &opbomore leftY pauer to stop Athem; quarteriJaek Bobby IU bU\111 lOin&' WIS .apinst at qt.lllterbac)l , iBJII Wilson, who Nel~on ·~ passmg. ~l'f Jfo,\ 4 The aoore wu CfObmed. for quarterback two Nelson , bt-fof('! las t Wf'ek , had eM to, GaUl~ 2!0. ~litht )'ear&, will move bJcl: l(l completed 57 o( liB aerial tosse: Not llt!.te ttif L6Pb came eal'ly left hilf. Coach Clio_ al.lo il pre- · goo~ !or 704 yards and four TDs Ja tJ&ti .AI*-IIJ"Jiu Athelll had half paring to opeh with h1~ llg!lt-footed l11s Calltpolls effort ar!ded gll'es ~~ Bu"b Gardner . and full~ cU8 pPu~ halfback · quarterba~ k ~im ?Ver 800 yardlllhi:; season via Mont lt~elt Ia top form . 'l'bt· Ed~ie liUCflngton 1\ halfback m l11e atr, and f1ve TD~ JaNe ~tJ:tent \IINl anchored -by a. pl.ee of Chuck Riffle. Rus1 Wicke"Hlam. sen1or hard~ t4 M; ~dera~ .Tom Nbrtil. The ~t~Ual for a s~ni pal~- nose end. has caught 32 pas~es for ~. ind. llleh Bteon, ll\l4fd, b iDJ •Uitk 111 tremendous tn th1s over 500 of those yards. Nelson alto. .rflad)' to nU. Uneup. PouJin, Wilton, and Bufflnc- and Wtckerham are unusu8!1) i .i?l '!l Sf!ld~m~. SP~Jtts roo Yankees . In.. M~tket ~For Lefthanded Outfieldt~r WannathOfMinnesotaOffered $37,500 To Quit • Nl:W YORK UPI- Tlle Now flllnoi•er cooer SIOnieL York Ylnlr.ee)l are ddlniteJt in Warmatb has b~ e n under fire beeause · O{ the Gnpher!l' poor showing thla •eJSO{I. The team haJ won two of seven games this season and faces the prospect or endini in:.tbe.Jtir_'ff:P cel br. Jlllph.Jiouck. Frlllk. Crosettl olld fered to malnioe sota <ontra\ of Ed on the short qu 1 r k1e owr the middle for ~ains of 8 to 12 yards Nelson's longer throws tend to be lob4FRY IS BACK Good news cheered up Coarh John Thompson's Yellow Jatkcls Tuesday . Quarte-rback Jerry.fty , 18 • jurt>d in the Wellston game, was bnek m full dr1ll and looked read y to ,1\0. HI& bump on the head of last we('k bothered him riot at all Alao, !lalfbaek Dav~ HartingN was runnin g well with hls taped knN' He was de-commii:I.Sioned at • - -. ·-""' White Sox Have FirSt'Player • > lnMVPHonor Manning Baumgardner, whose fully sprained ankl@ wat to rt-spond to treatment . .. Dawn" not on crutch.es, no11ceable. kut \ his limp · ,. BOWLING ' . , LADUiil'TMUOOSI •• • SuwiDt • . . _ I BLUE OIVILl L.OA.D&O Blit wltb- a UtUe 1Uppitft from twn d11te' White eOu!d do It 1 :~~~.~: ;\Ieanwhile, Gallipolis (4-2-0) is Ju11dt.-d for !he Jackets with ''all hands (exce pt George Pope, IDd lin. 8. Jl._ Vanre "Yi• . and Mrs. 'l'clm vance tn ;.;.,;;;lio;:;; o•er tht :rieldl «11 at ~¥It Eledric ?ower -:~~~~ tie ~ who Jhe ' "If• ' ltu LIL' GRIODER . '·. .., . .. .. BUY THOSE • CHRISTMAS • •• •• C..liMtJf*., On Lakes v.,r-eu.r.re .,_...,.,... 8. H. sanborn $harp Fighter ~leks Out I •• • :.. •• - Purthaie A . ~~~~:~~~ ' ~ ., ' SPOI'ISMIR..... LAY-AWAY .. '. And GET A GOOD SELECTION .00 for MO.RE . .' Only .._. ·~"' Get A , Set Of DOUB,(E I • .I .' • A•lhorUed ' ' (I \ •t j ... " • ' ~lhldqii.IICoN· • IIIU 81. llldtllepott ,I LAUNDRY TUB$ --• : •• .-•. • . TOI RETURNS .CLEVELAND · UPI - Lou Oroza, the only of !e. i! COATS . • ~ ", Paul · Br<>~hi~r GOALII RICOVIRID I ~oa c hc-s !o l{et CLE'Vll:LANU UPI ~ Go•lie Gil 1L . . . . . over othlcUc policy 1 , recuperaiin!( rrom a brokor they would hen1l "in th e sumfl en jaw; may be able to return to direction" as the sh at ter ed pacific the Cle veland Darmu' linc·UP pin Coast Conference. about a week:. • Big For You EAST ·MA""''' •¥.'1. II"'" ...., ~~ . '··e' .. '• \ ' ' . ' ' ... '·•' IOOW. LAD IIS' COATS Silel Up to :a.«44 ., $l6.99to$21.50 OR COATS.. 011 <•') B•ookfi~ld Z-p111t1 sult-llooause you goltop.ftlaht style 1ntf double Cllme In ellll Ll'i'TLE GIRLS Sizes 2 to 14 ,~,. whan;JQU buy.a \~ ALL WEATHER $1o.991o$22.99 DRESS CbATS $5.991o$10.99 . -.,!"'.., •' '.· You'rt twice assm:rt 188 '., . -~ welflr,, ;;,1$, Americe'r lltllell ViiUO, ' ,'•, Mileage at no extra cost , .... ·$U9 ~~. ) ' .t.il)' • '· tNC:. '-''.. .; ' SILVtR- CHINA ... Mtut · j~S$ SILVIIWAlE L . • . . • 1 CLOCK$ In fte Mlllller11 :1ft!• . SHOatft!Uii•t'ftd~-fli ttd-ce owner-nor an LATE· • [ ;l / Pyle university that he was plan. It's GeHing met Mnldleport Friday night is fullba~k ba<·k at Athens, and this week wi.U head of BIU Dl<key. Wpat •11nd Houll 11111 retarded u the heirs-apparent kl tutcetd ~htmi&t . la.lt' Charles Lopat, •eekenct DonaliJ 8rowD was ln ltoanote, neentlY _•ittn~llng an Amer- • of ToJ;R . 11 still for the seuon) ill good . _&h~. ~ 1 ~l1irid John Gi lmore, outstandmg su~ Wei]Bton, too. over a nul(': game routr, W •.com~ Only regulor apparently destined pleled a full swin~~; lhis week Lilt to m out the Gallipolis game in wc_ck :.e was moved back to full- iF~~~~~~~~~ Mn. -Jack Black of Oltport, and Mn.. ~wrenet Panons recent a:uem of Mr. and . WIUIIm ......!!. S<~HI Thompson: ·· Rtr,ht now , Baum_gardner secma to lx· t he uul y hoy we 'fOR't have." .. .,~·:.~:= euemoniel .at Jlanhall Batey etten41d Sllturdly. the H Muatfflllan.. man said today. till. -~- for 1 lelt·haadOil blltlq ouUielder and a pitcher. '1ltnenl ¥••'101' Gooroe W•ln n'tide \t.hat d~r 1V't!diJeiila'y duriBI 1 llft&'J f!Jnft~nre called to alllle tMJ Y-okW 1180 eu:a~tna . ,, A~ four-ra•n - n.H wtl "'" vealed eom:prlsed dangerou~ .. .... ~· . I �( • ' C~~ Patches ~thctit, ttill l.b thfl middle=·~ to orphile Up New Oftense For Athens; Fry, Hartinger- At:aln.t this tM9 Alben• team 'ltjch feature~ a sharp _p...slng at~ 111ett,Atheru taei. even in previoua defeats {3-3 ~o:::~t.· ~ "~ dN laaCI fticb. jn the ltague) the Panthers wi11 go ~ -~ l 1Wc,bl1 i.be,thinl ti~ aott,. With a patched-up offense. Wi ~-~~ fOothill maCbtne ·wlth • Jiulie1Uona were Coa~h Alex pbfairof,. mi , '. ton each are better than average prep thrower:s Running with them w1ll be hardhlt\mg NICk Cnates at fullb11Ck . Tfie Panthl'rs . besides stopping the slants and widt> ~tuff put up 1111 its pwrw g toed 1'Wlbltt.: btder. Clio will o))tn with Ray PouUn , by Gardner and Bt"nnett . will have The lut, tllbe COII.eh Don Elk$ , tepound &opbomore leftY pauer to stop Athem; quarteriJaek Bobby IU bU\111 lOin&' WIS .apinst at qt.lllterbac)l , iBJII Wilson, who Nel~on ·~ passmg. ~l'f Jfo,\ 4 The aoore wu CfObmed. for quarterback two Nelson , bt-fof('! las t Wf'ek , had eM to, GaUl~ 2!0. ~litht )'ear&, will move bJcl: l(l completed 57 o( liB aerial tosse: Not llt!.te ttif L6Pb came eal'ly left hilf. Coach Clio_ al.lo il pre- · goo~ !or 704 yards and four TDs Ja tJ&ti .AI*-IIJ"Jiu Athelll had half paring to opeh with h1~ llg!lt-footed l11s Calltpolls effort ar!ded gll'es ~~ Bu"b Gardner . and full~ cU8 pPu~ halfback · quarterba~ k ~im ?Ver 800 yardlllhi:; season via Mont lt~elt Ia top form . 'l'bt· Ed~ie liUCflngton 1\ halfback m l11e atr, and f1ve TD~ JaNe ~tJ:tent \IINl anchored -by a. pl.ee of Chuck Riffle. Rus1 Wicke"Hlam. sen1or hard~ t4 M; ~dera~ .Tom Nbrtil. The ~t~Ual for a s~ni pal~- nose end. has caught 32 pas~es for ~. ind. llleh Bteon, ll\l4fd, b iDJ •Uitk 111 tremendous tn th1s over 500 of those yards. Nelson alto. .rflad)' to nU. Uneup. PouJin, Wilton, and Bufflnc- and Wtckerham are unusu8!1) i .i?l '!l Sf!ld~m~. SP~Jtts roo Yankees . In.. M~tket ~For Lefthanded Outfieldt~r WannathOfMinnesotaOffered $37,500 To Quit • Nl:W YORK UPI- Tlle Now flllnoi•er cooer SIOnieL York Ylnlr.ee)l are ddlniteJt in Warmatb has b~ e n under fire beeause · O{ the Gnpher!l' poor showing thla •eJSO{I. The team haJ won two of seven games this season and faces the prospect or endini in:.tbe.Jtir_'ff:P cel br. Jlllph.Jiouck. Frlllk. Crosettl olld fered to malnioe sota <ontra\ of Ed on the short qu 1 r k1e owr the middle for ~ains of 8 to 12 yards Nelson's longer throws tend to be lob4FRY IS BACK Good news cheered up Coarh John Thompson's Yellow Jatkcls Tuesday . Quarte-rback Jerry.fty , 18 • jurt>d in the Wellston game, was bnek m full dr1ll and looked read y to ,1\0. HI& bump on the head of last we('k bothered him riot at all Alao, !lalfbaek Dav~ HartingN was runnin g well with hls taped knN' He was de-commii:I.Sioned at • - -. ·-""' White Sox Have FirSt'Player • > lnMVPHonor Manning Baumgardner, whose fully sprained ankl@ wat to rt-spond to treatment . .. Dawn" not on crutch.es, no11ceable. kut \ his limp · ,. BOWLING ' . , LADUiil'TMUOOSI •• • SuwiDt • . . _ I BLUE OIVILl L.OA.D&O Blit wltb- a UtUe 1Uppitft from twn d11te' White eOu!d do It 1 :~~~.~: ;\Ieanwhile, Gallipolis (4-2-0) is Ju11dt.-d for !he Jackets with ''all hands (exce pt George Pope, IDd lin. 8. Jl._ Vanre "Yi• . and Mrs. 'l'clm vance tn ;.;.,;;;lio;:;; o•er tht :rieldl «11 at ~¥It Eledric ?ower -:~~~~ tie ~ who Jhe ' "If• ' ltu LIL' GRIODER . '·. .., . .. .. BUY THOSE • CHRISTMAS • •• •• C..liMtJf*., On Lakes v.,r-eu.r.re .,_...,.,... 8. H. sanborn $harp Fighter ~leks Out I •• • :.. •• - Purthaie A . ~~~~:~~~ ' ~ ., ' SPOI'ISMIR..... LAY-AWAY .. '. And GET A GOOD SELECTION .00 for MO.RE . .' Only .._. ·~"' Get A , Set Of DOUB,(E I • .I .' • A•lhorUed ' ' (I \ •t j ... " • ' ~lhldqii.IICoN· • IIIU 81. llldtllepott ,I LAUNDRY TUB$ --• : •• .-•. • . TOI RETURNS .CLEVELAND · UPI - Lou Oroza, the only of !e. i! COATS . • ~ ", Paul · Br<>~hi~r GOALII RICOVIRID I ~oa c hc-s !o l{et CLE'Vll:LANU UPI ~ Go•lie Gil 1L . . . . . over othlcUc policy 1 , recuperaiin!( rrom a brokor they would hen1l "in th e sumfl en jaw; may be able to return to direction" as the sh at ter ed pacific the Cle veland Darmu' linc·UP pin Coast Conference. about a week:. • Big For You EAST ·MA""''' •¥.'1. II"'" ...., ~~ . '··e' .. '• \ ' ' . ' ' ... '·•' IOOW. LAD IIS' COATS Silel Up to :a.«44 ., $l6.99to$21.50 OR COATS.. 011 <•') B•ookfi~ld Z-p111t1 sult-llooause you goltop.ftlaht style 1ntf double Cllme In ellll Ll'i'TLE GIRLS Sizes 2 to 14 ,~,. whan;JQU buy.a \~ ALL WEATHER $1o.991o$22.99 DRESS CbATS $5.991o$10.99 . -.,!"'.., •' '.· You'rt twice assm:rt 188 '., . -~ welflr,, ;;,1$, Americe'r lltllell ViiUO, ' ,'•, Mileage at no extra cost , .... ·$U9 ~~. ) ' .t.il)' • '· tNC:. '-''.. .; ' SILVtR- CHINA ... Mtut · j~S$ SILVIIWAlE L . • . . • 1 CLOCK$ In fte Mlllller11 :1ft!• . SHOatft!Uii•t'ftd~-fli ttd-ce owner-nor an LATE· • [ ;l / Pyle university that he was plan. It's GeHing met Mnldleport Friday night is fullba~k ba<·k at Athens, and this week wi.U head of BIU Dl<key. Wpat •11nd Houll 11111 retarded u the heirs-apparent kl tutcetd ~htmi&t . la.lt' Charles Lopat, •eekenct DonaliJ 8rowD was ln ltoanote, neentlY _•ittn~llng an Amer- • of ToJ;R . 11 still for the seuon) ill good . _&h~. ~ 1 ~l1irid John Gi lmore, outstandmg su~ Wei]Bton, too. over a nul(': game routr, W •.com~ Only regulor apparently destined pleled a full swin~~; lhis week Lilt to m out the Gallipolis game in wc_ck :.e was moved back to full- iF~~~~~~~~~ Mn. -Jack Black of Oltport, and Mn.. ~wrenet Panons recent a:uem of Mr. and . WIUIIm ......!!. S<~HI Thompson: ·· Rtr,ht now , Baum_gardner secma to lx· t he uul y hoy we 'fOR't have." .. .,~·:.~:= euemoniel .at Jlanhall Batey etten41d Sllturdly. the H Muatfflllan.. man said today. till. -~- for 1 lelt·haadOil blltlq ouUielder and a pitcher. '1ltnenl ¥••'101' Gooroe W•ln n'tide \t.hat d~r 1V't!diJeiila'y duriBI 1 llft&'J f!Jnft~nre called to alllle tMJ Y-okW 1180 eu:a~tna . ,, A~ four-ra•n - n.H wtl "'" vealed eom:prlsed dangerou~ .. .... ~· . I �. , • ~9· Pat~hes Up New Offense For Athens; Fry, Jlartinger · ReadyjBiny~t.Acr! - --- ·-· -.. . . ~"i ~ ~ WL!•e Pri.Jba:il RetdVJ.., For I«'W8 ~ 4~ Drtiririll!~ IJ,I.• . ~ In saturd.ay's' Last :Ho·ma G7ame • ••= 1biclcUe ltiU ln Acaltllt thi• 1959 Athens . team ton each are better than avenge dangerous on the short quickie Manmng Baumgardner. whose pam- open at \o OC'Phile wiJ.teh feat1:1rea a s_h arp pusmg at- prep throwers. Running with them oYer thf> middle for Cjlln! of e to fully sprained ankle wa11 refulirq Joe ~.meet A~na ~c:k even m prevJous defeat~ (3·3 w•ll be hardhnt-mg Nn:k coates at 12 yards Nelson's longer throws to respond to treatment. ''.8aum" is cliUl'o~;~ ID the league) the Panther. Will go fullback lend lo be lob. not on crulehes, kut h;s Hmp !1 cordb!Jl . liiiJ\illdbC !ani .lri<h .. ftlt dftly tile third t.l~' thli , , ~ raotbaU· m~ne_.wlth Ulti ln. food f'UaJung Order. The lut, dine Coa& Don ~ eiltt)J •tth 1 patehed..up offen11e. lnditltlons were Coa~h Alex ell• Mll OPfh with Ray Poulin , 16$.pound sophomore leftY pa11ser Od& cotnc wu ac-lnlt. at quarterback. BILl Wd,son, who ... , ov.. '-.!N ICOrt wat ,..obmecl for quarterback two t.JllpoUi Z. ~ltht yean. will move back t!J !lfot llke the Utab catnf eatly Iert half. Coach Cilo alio iJ pre;"hl!l Athena haJI ball paring to opeh With hi11lgllt-rooted ro.•~- lht~b Gll'dner and fullbttek Ia ,fOund halfback • quarterba~k ~ top form. Tbt! u•ae .Buffington .•t halfbolck m ~"' AU..fll Un~ anchortjl bJ . 1• pltce of Cbu':k Raffle. iilii.Jf &Git M~•n. Tom Norna.. The ~~e~tial for a st~nll paSA· ~. U:d lUeb Buon, guQ'd, Is 101 ~UICk 11 tremendous tP this llJt,.dady to toll. tm.up. Poulin, Wilton, and Buffing- =::•. .....• root • I • '"' .ifN Student!, Saortl Too --r - The Panthers, bcs1des stopping the slants and wide stuff put up by Gardner and Bennelt , will have to stop Athens quarterbaek Bobby Nelson's passing . Netson , before last we<'k , had completed ti7 of 118 aerial tosst.•· good ror 704 yards and four TDs _Hls Gallipolis effort added gives h1m over BOO_ yards thi s Sf'ason v1a ,the BIT, an~ hve TO! . . Russ Wackettlam, semor hard· nose end has caught 32 paM1es for over 500 of those yards. Nelson and Wi ckerham are unusually FRY IS lACK Good news cheered up Coach John Thompson's Yellow ·lackels Tuesaay. Quarterback Jtrry .Fry, m· jured ! rl the wellston game, was baek 1n full drill and Jookeli'ready to go His bump on the head of last week bothered him. riot at all. Also, halfback: Dave .Hartinger was running well with _his taped knee . He was de-commassioned al Wellston, too. · . Only regular apparently destined to sit out the Gallipolis game in Midd leport F'riday night is fullbac::k not 1ceable. Said Thompson: , . !"UJ, Bill Cdhley, 125-pound JUDltn:., will talr:~ . pver left baU, "R ight now, Baum,gardn~r 'ecm~ D_l~ ·.ft~~ ·m~s back to luUto be the OJLly boy we liOn t .bJY.. bid: (a~}! ' ~~ ~lUQ'J), wltb qlNJ SLU& DEVIL~ LOADED La~·, at · , rt~"i~d the JJ'elt :,it'anwhile, Ga!IJPJ)lis (f..%-0) , ill tuh'tltf, ·raW} Eyth11 at right ~•U. luadt:d for the Jackets With i!aU EvaUt . t~~ .Pound NegrO hl\flds {except George Popel QUt flallt~ iJJ;;~.6crJp ~·rewctle ~~~ fol- the s~aton) in g~~ 1haj)tl. t rbeh'in~ ~'!JtitDftl::;J. :Evan• Wit41 .John G.I\1110re, ontltanding aua}'d:I~UJ,ta .~"·\ ''and .hli 'lib over 11 nme _garoe rout~ ·h~\COI'p"" 8.~ arit .:il,.~lf.· tr)" ·. Wftb 9M pleted a full 5Winfll thls week. lA~t · lb-111' earr~•· All but tht.it! w~k he wu moved back to lull· ol hls 13 To~ \lJive cbmre on runs back at Athem, and this ~eek wUI Of 50 or ~~~~~~!: Yu:ds.. .· I i?S.. ' LIL' GRIDDf:R , end. He ls leplaclne \hete, aidelined fbr 1 ' dl~lptiqaty rea10ns, aC· Coach Bob Sang. . :.._, 1 r ' 1" T, ~ ' itiift, L' if i "• White Sox Have First'Player lnMVPHonor " ' '. . laden BOILING · on ~niJrl. S~vtYhower !,0''-'-To. Honor I I llll:i · poLUJQU~ UP.'f.:-~b. . trouble Ptthla 1il.61twa7. may :tle Ohio State 8 ~IJ:IIIt ~~~ ' trlth a Uttle suP.I6ft; from wh,'O CQaeh Woody HWfl .enik m1ttl. Whit• eo ld d0 It hi• Bueq..,.. a,J'inJt ·. ll. . .'favONd · u Iowa 1JN'f thll slt\i.rda)'. -~ ..:rts-.~!iird.'driVlba: senior full ~ck Who hu ~II... I leo~'' to the ~1fkfl)>"" ~ Plit \'!0 teart. s&id_~~ 4ame llt,!W-9_~· ·~WQIA®'ll !•o•l.~ ,Jilm from ~ .'~~. ~t ~~rye j;ru;··,;.;.~;,.:) •Jtmt • In the 1957 tutlle, "W}IJ.te.' tlored hill onlr tOu.ch~ Of·tlle ye~ &Jaiftlt )OWi f.Jlr ~ ~ paYoff ~t ltli:...~. 1:.:/:nu.t~ ::f..~~; ~5-i yucP. ::.:.:~.:!': ..behind ~~ •to,:r=.~~ OSU win. the gamjl for a toti.l ol SPORTS DES. il'R ., Yilnkees In Market ·For Lefthanded Outfielder ' from La1t 1eason, with the llfi!O~ tied at 28·28 in tbe last perlodt W.idle Clll'l';e4 11 times fQt 61.. yafdo iud put tb~ ball over the goal line to upset h.•,:~:;~~~ TheH "II~"l~tll -of the • • ~'C' 1 atud~ll T •'•\l>tMI 1111' finiOOII .th• "D" ·otu 4on'- do. · ' l!J'\>Jiaware Hoi ' Aile pointed out neither lt's GeHing that be wa• owner-nor an - a cu ·:.-\'' ttudent. , · )!INNEAPOIJS, )Ilion., LATE· UPI- !'rloirray Warmoth will be paid I $81,DOO to quU u Minnesota football coach, e loc:al buslnes& BUY THOSE CHRISTMAS ••' ~ ~ . -•• • ~ 'f . . :~ :~· :, GET A GOOD SELECTION -• M • Aulborized ~lleodq- . IIW 8LIJiddlepm .. --::: ~ • .·- -• •• 1: .il~ .. ..:... . - Won Lott . .tt" ' 3 il·Jit~-~ ..L~"·~""' . .'l>•o'.O . ~ .,r.,f1;>'.9 '.. r• .__,N>" _ • ~·--.' . n8 .. -to . 19 ' ..+ ~ PR4)Nif1111i.V Pfi1VATaL'f' ' ' s .. 16 Pu~hose A And .00 'or ·MoRE .Only ',. '"" Get A- Of l I! , '' 'l.o DOUBLE .. LAUNDRY TUBS ,. the "' . •• \ ' ' '-· •, . 't ••'• GOALIE RECOV!RED CLEVELAND UPI - Goalie Gil M11yer, recuperAting rrom a brok· I name may be able to returtt to Baruns' hn ~up ~Jp For You ---. .-. ·.-r.·. , GUile '- aorctne COATS -•• I ieoru · 1~oth arm .of lATex:; ·, wbO• ' .. aoow. •. LADI,IS' ,..'I: I •• SIHI up I I • .· ~· . 0 ~ 1 ·~ .;;~ \1 ,.~ , ' /' _."'1 I' ' ; ,,t)i\ i~ ~~ • • .: 4 ' LlhU: • you get IIIP'fll&ht style qnf·~Uble ""'\.... GIRLS Como In and ··~'(l!l) - Ill America'r tttataat value, •"' •,;•.:.: •: ' ' ... Mileage ~ ~Gitl•.c.wauroy Jacket~ at no extra cost .... $4·99 Jiatt • ' 81111 stOlt $J,,~ ~ BIDDkfi!ld 2·panta aUit-becauso GIRLS CA.R COATS 1!Pt fiG l 1 when>)® 'bul"l ·,~ 0 $5.99to$10.99 1....- - •• ..U:nU - ..., Y0t1're twice assm:rt I • DIESS COATS Sbel ' toM~ $J6.99to$21.50 CAR COATS 1ncl AU. WEATHER $10.99to$22.99 . . ·\o · I" • COATS . . • l ' ,...,~. ·~ l.>•. Mullon1 tr'ivollin,g · pace; Dukes' ~ .,• 8. H. Sanborn .... of ~ ~ v..~we.rc.;,~e - ~ v · NEW YORK OPI .....:... Delawar~ anri Misslsaiqpi Southern remaine~ 1·2 today -i n United Pres• Int,ma: ! ~tonal's 'sma!l _college footbal:J. '· rattngs but Bowlmg Green (Ohlp) .replm.•efj WP"t C:ne!lor (Po.) Teachen in third place. United Presa lnNrn•tional What are you going to tell a mblili1;1" ' after you've pitted him waa rlghl, but l•.ll•.ln81 Wilt C'h11mberlain, except 1 could bt 1:LthQut yqu:rll. &orry? r fiJhtJ than I1\le · hid ..Walt Duket ·Of Detroit, who spirl ~;;.~ii;:: I've tried to get match. could stop. the Philadelphia 11 every heavywel&ht and the latest National they WOD't fllht me. I just can't Aesoclation g111ut to ret any fl•htl, Johnaon said. massive scor· Wednesday m~hl ni'i tallied 41 points and g~a,bb<•d 17 rebounds In the War' 1 UH015 victory over tho Pis- fHE .SPORn CENTIR - Ii ) ', . · In Flipper Win r ~ · ~;Or LAY-AWAY EARLY, "'"'' • • • To Top Ratm'g In Small T"ams .··~w··a·:W. ~~. • ~ coLUMBus UPt-Ohio state's baL!IketbAU tearu raced through the;, nrot tull-••ale scrimmage Wednesday with the whole squad looking sharp. The first seven playerg beat the next eight 84-5 1. Middletown sophomore whiz Jer ry Lucas poured in 37 points fr om every angle, whil,e other squads· men turned in "some llnappy play. Veteran LLarry Siegrried and Mel Nowell teamed at guard share of 1.he .a '. ..• CMII•• ,...., Sll.VIR - CHINA .. M:lULG~ , ' . SILVtiWAl£ ·. ' ·, ·,·CLOCKS In 1'he Mo4er• :St,r,f. . . ' ' ....... 8MMdliil~leftltM., • of. \he Jt .. $t.99 lt 'l'~f ' ~: .. \ l ,._; ~. ' 'It ·: ' ., ' ..• ' I .• ' ·,. '1. . '' ', i /' .~ .J •• ' .! ~lt.:l ••• ,.,_ •' �. , • ~9· Pat~hes Up New Offense For Athens; Fry, Jlartinger · ReadyjBiny~t.Acr! - --- ·-· -.. . . ~"i ~ ~ WL!•e Pri.Jba:il RetdVJ.., For I«'W8 ~ 4~ Drtiririll!~ IJ,I.• . ~ In saturd.ay's' Last :Ho·ma G7ame • ••= 1biclcUe ltiU ln Acaltllt thi• 1959 Athens . team ton each are better than avenge dangerous on the short quickie Manmng Baumgardner. whose pam- open at \o OC'Phile wiJ.teh feat1:1rea a s_h arp pusmg at- prep throwers. Running with them oYer thf> middle for Cjlln! of e to fully sprained ankle wa11 refulirq Joe ~.meet A~na ~c:k even m prevJous defeat~ (3·3 w•ll be hardhnt-mg Nn:k coates at 12 yards Nelson's longer throws to respond to treatment. ''.8aum" is cliUl'o~;~ ID the league) the Panther. Will go fullback lend lo be lob. not on crulehes, kut h;s Hmp !1 cordb!Jl . liiiJ\illdbC !ani .lri<h .. ftlt dftly tile third t.l~' thli , , ~ raotbaU· m~ne_.wlth Ulti ln. food f'UaJung Order. The lut, dine Coa& Don ~ eiltt)J •tth 1 patehed..up offen11e. lnditltlons were Coa~h Alex ell• Mll OPfh with Ray Poulin , 16$.pound sophomore leftY pa11ser Od& cotnc wu ac-lnlt. at quarterback. BILl Wd,son, who ... , ov.. '-.!N ICOrt wat ,..obmecl for quarterback two t.JllpoUi Z. ~ltht yean. will move back t!J !lfot llke the Utab catnf eatly Iert half. Coach Cilo alio iJ pre;"hl!l Athena haJI ball paring to opeh With hi11lgllt-rooted ro.•~- lht~b Gll'dner and fullbttek Ia ,fOund halfback • quarterba~k ~ top form. Tbt! u•ae .Buffington .•t halfbolck m ~"' AU..fll Un~ anchortjl bJ . 1• pltce of Cbu':k Raffle. iilii.Jf &Git M~•n. Tom Norna.. The ~~e~tial for a st~nll paSA· ~. U:d lUeb Buon, guQ'd, Is 101 ~UICk 11 tremendous tP this llJt,.dady to toll. tm.up. Poulin, Wilton, and Buffing- =::•. .....• root • I • '"' .ifN Student!, Saortl Too --r - The Panthers, bcs1des stopping the slants and wide stuff put up by Gardner and Bennelt , will have to stop Athens quarterbaek Bobby Nelson's passing . Netson , before last we<'k , had completed ti7 of 118 aerial tosst.•· good ror 704 yards and four TDs _Hls Gallipolis effort added gives h1m over BOO_ yards thi s Sf'ason v1a ,the BIT, an~ hve TO! . . Russ Wackettlam, semor hard· nose end has caught 32 paM1es for over 500 of those yards. Nelson and Wi ckerham are unusually FRY IS lACK Good news cheered up Coach John Thompson's Yellow ·lackels Tuesaay. Quarterback Jtrry .Fry, m· jured ! rl the wellston game, was baek 1n full drill and Jookeli'ready to go His bump on the head of last week bothered him. riot at all. Also, halfback: Dave .Hartinger was running well with _his taped knee . He was de-commassioned al Wellston, too. · . Only regular apparently destined to sit out the Gallipolis game in Midd leport F'riday night is fullbac::k not 1ceable. Said Thompson: , . !"UJ, Bill Cdhley, 125-pound JUDltn:., will talr:~ . pver left baU, "R ight now, Baum,gardn~r 'ecm~ D_l~ ·.ft~~ ·m~s back to luUto be the OJLly boy we liOn t .bJY.. bid: (a~}! ' ~~ ~lUQ'J), wltb qlNJ SLU& DEVIL~ LOADED La~·, at · , rt~"i~d the JJ'elt :,it'anwhile, Ga!IJPJ)lis (f..%-0) , ill tuh'tltf, ·raW} Eyth11 at right ~•U. luadt:d for the Jackets With i!aU EvaUt . t~~ .Pound NegrO hl\flds {except George Popel QUt flallt~ iJJ;;~.6crJp ~·rewctle ~~~ fol- the s~aton) in g~~ 1haj)tl. t rbeh'in~ ~'!JtitDftl::;J. :Evan• Wit41 .John G.I\1110re, ontltanding aua}'d:I~UJ,ta .~"·\ ''and .hli 'lib over 11 nme _garoe rout~ ·h~\COI'p"" 8.~ arit .:il,.~lf.· tr)" ·. Wftb 9M pleted a full 5Winfll thls week. lA~t · lb-111' earr~•· All but tht.it! w~k he wu moved back to lull· ol hls 13 To~ \lJive cbmre on runs back at Athem, and this ~eek wUI Of 50 or ~~~~~~!: Yu:ds.. .· I i?S.. ' LIL' GRIDDf:R , end. He ls leplaclne \hete, aidelined fbr 1 ' dl~lptiqaty rea10ns, aC· Coach Bob Sang. . :.._, 1 r ' 1" T, ~ ' itiift, L' if i "• White Sox Have First'Player lnMVPHonor " ' '. . laden BOILING · on ~niJrl. S~vtYhower !,0''-'-To. Honor I I llll:i · poLUJQU~ UP.'f.:-~b. . trouble Ptthla 1il.61twa7. may :tle Ohio State 8 ~IJ:IIIt ~~~ ' trlth a Uttle suP.I6ft; from wh,'O CQaeh Woody HWfl .enik m1ttl. Whit• eo ld d0 It hi• Bueq..,.. a,J'inJt ·. ll. . .'favONd · u Iowa 1JN'f thll slt\i.rda)'. -~ ..:rts-.~!iird.'driVlba: senior full ~ck Who hu ~II... I leo~'' to the ~1fkfl)>"" ~ Plit \'!0 teart. s&id_~~ 4ame llt,!W-9_~· ·~WQIA®'ll !•o•l.~ ,Jilm from ~ .'~~. ~t ~~rye j;ru;··,;.;.~;,.:) •Jtmt • In the 1957 tutlle, "W}IJ.te.' tlored hill onlr tOu.ch~ Of·tlle ye~ &Jaiftlt )OWi f.Jlr ~ ~ paYoff ~t ltli:...~. 1:.:/:nu.t~ ::f..~~; ~5-i yucP. ::.:.:~.:!': ..behind ~~ •to,:r=.~~ OSU win. the gamjl for a toti.l ol SPORTS DES. il'R ., Yilnkees In Market ·For Lefthanded Outfielder ' from La1t 1eason, with the llfi!O~ tied at 28·28 in tbe last perlodt W.idle Clll'l';e4 11 times fQt 61.. yafdo iud put tb~ ball over the goal line to upset h.•,:~:;~~~ TheH "II~"l~tll -of the • • ~'C' 1 atud~ll T •'•\l>tMI 1111' finiOOII .th• "D" ·otu 4on'- do. · ' l!J'\>Jiaware Hoi ' Aile pointed out neither lt's GeHing that be wa• owner-nor an - a cu ·:.-\'' ttudent. , · )!INNEAPOIJS, )Ilion., LATE· UPI- !'rloirray Warmoth will be paid I $81,DOO to quU u Minnesota football coach, e loc:al buslnes& BUY THOSE CHRISTMAS ••' ~ ~ . -•• • ~ 'f . . :~ :~· :, GET A GOOD SELECTION -• M • Aulborized ~lleodq- . IIW 8LIJiddlepm .. --::: ~ • .·- -• •• 1: .il~ .. ..:... . - Won Lott . .tt" ' 3 il·Jit~-~ ..L~"·~""' . .'l>•o'.O . ~ .,r.,f1;>'.9 '.. r• .__,N>" _ • ~·--.' . n8 .. -to . 19 ' ..+ ~ PR4)Nif1111i.V Pfi1VATaL'f' ' ' s .. 16 Pu~hose A And .00 'or ·MoRE .Only ',. '"" Get A- Of l I! , '' 'l.o DOUBLE .. LAUNDRY TUBS ,. the "' . •• \ ' ' '-· •, . 't ••'• GOALIE RECOV!RED CLEVELAND UPI - Goalie Gil M11yer, recuperAting rrom a brok· I name may be able to returtt to Baruns' hn ~up ~Jp For You ---. .-. ·.-r.·. , GUile '- aorctne COATS -•• I ieoru · 1~oth arm .of lATex:; ·, wbO• ' .. aoow. •. LADI,IS' ,..'I: I •• SIHI up I I • .· ~· . 0 ~ 1 ·~ .;;~ \1 ,.~ , ' /' _."'1 I' ' ; ,,t)i\ i~ ~~ • • .: 4 ' LlhU: • you get IIIP'fll&ht style qnf·~Uble ""'\.... GIRLS Como In and ··~'(l!l) - Ill America'r tttataat value, •"' •,;•.:.: •: ' ' ... Mileage ~ ~Gitl•.c.wauroy Jacket~ at no extra cost .... $4·99 Jiatt • ' 81111 stOlt $J,,~ ~ BIDDkfi!ld 2·panta aUit-becauso GIRLS CA.R COATS 1!Pt fiG l 1 when>)® 'bul"l ·,~ 0 $5.99to$10.99 1....- - •• ..U:nU - ..., Y0t1're twice assm:rt I • DIESS COATS Sbel ' toM~ $J6.99to$21.50 CAR COATS 1ncl AU. WEATHER $10.99to$22.99 . . ·\o · I" • COATS . . • l ' ,...,~. ·~ l.>•. Mullon1 tr'ivollin,g · pace; Dukes' ~ .,• 8. H. Sanborn .... of ~ ~ v..~we.rc.;,~e - ~ v · NEW YORK OPI .....:... Delawar~ anri Misslsaiqpi Southern remaine~ 1·2 today -i n United Pres• Int,ma: ! ~tonal's 'sma!l _college footbal:J. '· rattngs but Bowlmg Green (Ohlp) .replm.•efj WP"t C:ne!lor (Po.) Teachen in third place. United Presa lnNrn•tional What are you going to tell a mblili1;1" ' after you've pitted him waa rlghl, but l•.ll•.ln81 Wilt C'h11mberlain, except 1 could bt 1:LthQut yqu:rll. &orry? r fiJhtJ than I1\le · hid ..Walt Duket ·Of Detroit, who spirl ~;;.~ii;:: I've tried to get match. could stop. the Philadelphia 11 every heavywel&ht and the latest National they WOD't fllht me. I just can't Aesoclation g111ut to ret any fl•htl, Johnaon said. massive scor· Wednesday m~hl ni'i tallied 41 points and g~a,bb<•d 17 rebounds In the War' 1 UH015 victory over tho Pis- fHE .SPORn CENTIR - Ii ) ', . · In Flipper Win r ~ · ~;Or LAY-AWAY EARLY, "'"'' • • • To Top Ratm'g In Small T"ams .··~w··a·:W. ~~. • ~ coLUMBus UPt-Ohio state's baL!IketbAU tearu raced through the;, nrot tull-••ale scrimmage Wednesday with the whole squad looking sharp. The first seven playerg beat the next eight 84-5 1. Middletown sophomore whiz Jer ry Lucas poured in 37 points fr om every angle, whil,e other squads· men turned in "some llnappy play. Veteran LLarry Siegrried and Mel Nowell teamed at guard share of 1.he .a '. ..• CMII•• ,...., Sll.VIR - CHINA .. M:lULG~ , ' . SILVtiWAl£ ·. ' ·, ·,·CLOCKS In 1'he Mo4er• :St,r,f. . . ' ' ....... 8MMdliil~leftltM., • of. \he Jt .. $t.99 lt 'l'~f ' ~: .. \ l ,._; ~. ' 'It ·: ' ., ' ..• ' I .• ' ·,. '1. . '' ', i /' .~ .J •• ' .! ~lt.:l ••• ,.,_ •' �• • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Nov. 11, 1959.-7 ,(91 For Sale 10 MONTH OLD WANT ADS Phone 71 M. TWO COON DOGS PHONE 398 1909 fo RIGlDAIUE Rt.TES I eeot.1 pel' ......t. oae loae['twn. llinl!.ntam eblrJf' - eo cent~. I Cllll&l per word lor tbr'ee con&ecllihe lll8ertiooa. .Jpa.Ul -ODe monut. for 30 cents per word.. J!ull rate of 3 oelWI per W(]rd will be ch.aritld for adYertiB.iDa II..,. paid within IG <Uyo alter rocelv!ng hill. Jl!rrwa m Adveru...in& - Should be reported lbuDt'dlately Til billy Sta.inel will aot. be reapooaibie for more Uum ont moor· rect inaertioa. Cud. 01 Tbanb and. Sped.al Notlcu flt Eventa $1.00 Obituarie~ pu~ at 1 ceot per word. WOIID6 1 DAY S DAYS G DAY! I HO 15 60< IIUc: 'I 35 $UO liO t!Oc $1.20 RHO $6 00 :i1 7llc $UlC '"~ $7.00 Ads received by 10 A 31.. will be 1D that day'a paper. (9) CALL 6366Y llun Mill. washer Channei 13 -ihvrsday &:liJ SetTet Storm •:oo Three Stoo,.. po Lil• RU<t 11 -11-.Jtc loll9 AUTOMATIC Used 4 months Bargam. Phone S#L GUlbi WSAZ..TV Channel 3 ll-11-6tp or see Otmer Grunm at Sugar PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (II TELEVISION RABBIT DOG. Real 11-11-tltc Edge of Nlgllt The of 1 8:00 IettY 'Hutton Show I J·OO St~iia'tioat 9tll 5:30 £¥<> il1& M!l S\lltm~oilt )III 8:10' · .JOhnny RinJo I !Q!l Zone G1'oy ibealil t:SO PlayboWJe 90 ll:QO 11 O'c1oek Ne.,. 11:15 Tb.ealef 13 12:~ l:ll Thi 11M Tlil<ler1!bri !:113 ~Bit .-.lith....... 11 30 N,_, ,.-lt!t\•"' 7,30 ·•m• Mob Dawson 8:45 Huntley illln~t RiP<»! 7:QP !?feth yalley Days t.OO Brigr.ter t'Jay O!annlil3 _frill- For Sole Coneeatra'Uon, 1:00 MliJ DOjo Newo 1:15 MovletJme 3:00 t'oUi\a Di". JlalaDe 3:30 Froll) '!'hue .Rbota t :po HO... on Hlih street· 4:30 Split Pelaotlaltty 8:30 'Amo1 'u AmdJ ~:00 u. s. Marlllall t:ao Loet VP ' dition !'need reasonable Phone 6181 J 11 11 3tc Douah Ro 111 Treaaui'e Hunt l'rlct Is Rlcht ·1illllll. 'l'lc T.. lloup tl!lftt't" It Could Jle You 1:00 Arthur 1 Smllb-!1t: Ul 'ltle Jule RlYJln Show llUkROUGHS ADDlliG .MACHINE Corona LypewrJlcr Excellent con- 10:00 tO:)O 11:00 tl:31,.t -' Di«< ~~ 1:00 .-:oo Slpt On tontinental Classroom Today Jratle Docnan Show t~ Comedy Time . B:Q!l rroubteshooten 8:;ID A.r:t Cuney Show Ul:OO Musk From Shubert Alley ~~1.0" Ne"WJJ B.qc;~u, r"O We.tbereut 11:ij i'b' ~- Pur SbR !\Ill! ,\lip \#f ,. · '. WCHS.TV C"anneJ ·8 Cliilillel 3 - .Tinrrsdrt 4:00 House Oh mib Stftl!\ f:~SI>llt Petaoh•lity · 8:00 Stea"'))Iilf'I!IU 1:30 541· l'reitoli .~oo FJ~u & Shdtt 8:~ seru,p we.tbr~1t 8:30 N('QII'S PlctUH 11:45 Huntley Brln\le> ltoport t:OO Wbtrlyblftll 7:30 '8 B:QO lloJc•• Bat !.laotenon ' >lri ::qe 2:ll0 3.00 3:1!0 \!00 8·30 • ,;Oil 8:30 Staecato ~·~· 1.:00 Baebe1or Father 1 :30 Fbr<l Show 10:00 You Eet Your .W , 10:30 Tate A Good"l.oolt 6:40 6!45 7:Qp 7:30 J:OO New~ HP'dlbl• 11:10 ............. U:lf ,..... The , .. 011 Pllf - 1.- • rroPDRIPPINGPIPIS •INSIIIATE HOT IIIII ClllO WATER UNI8 • STOP FRmlllll 1956 CHEVROLET 210 V8, $1,195 llbrlolcoldWPI 2 door ltldlin A fme clean car With WIW'.QN INSUIATIO!f :~tendard transmJsaJOn. BJaeu· nan, Primeroy. 11 7 6tc '13 .. Letort I&MIUJ~ Ill! Job. Simply wrop on 1hlflbtr atan lnsu~tlon & ...., wltf11hl· lnclvdod npar lUI tope. fl plf. co,.,ol7 ft. of ~t• pipe. s.. .. Society Events ay ·MPL J. ·D. Rouati 1 Mn. Clyde .Andre of W(fterloo, , , 'who. i1 eblployed oQ' tJr. 'rtv., .,, w.,. ' '· . , :• ' er;,;.-: ~~~..l£1~tr lJllettti" . . 11'!10 l!)dge ol Tune !h.. I n The 11'):f;~:~;~~·~n·d~ay ' :' wllh Nltbt 990 Tift Tbn!a Stoogea '!'he Life of Rllo1 1962 • " SPOT I4·TON l<'ORD PICKUP JN a:ood condttlon $400 00. lhtrry G ONh: liUUD BA 'i MARE. WElGri'l' :Mro't'n, Chester, Ohio. 11 7 6tp :.WliU lb. .i'rcehmd .Norm:~, ita· cmtl U 1 tiLe 2 JJOOU. SWAN·,- t.:~ SU ilPLUS lNVENTORY. TWO hava by taking over payments of lllii:ll bread loluilen. l'rlce $2.1:15. ~.ftO p«!r month. f'hone Mason, Howley & Heed, Mtddleport. 1932 11 10 Gtc 19110 CHEVROLE~ POWER GLIDE llelu~e 2·tone, radJP, Jwater. Good condition $280.00. Phone 68~ Y, .Middleport. ll ·11~3tp USED CAR SALE lnSUI'Qnclo -~--- 0... CIMft UIM Clfl 'All Mlkft •114 MoHit IIWTIIOPOI.ITAN 2 •• -=::::--:-:-:·--:=='-= ftl 191 for Sale 0 ROOM UN1'U.RNISHED HOUSE. ' POINT ELEOTRIC DRYER only 11199.90. L~.;ts )'i)U dry your clothel In lhe house out ol the 1now and blow, ~!:winG Store, Pomeroy, 0 . Jlhone 133. 11·11·3tc Modern ~Jtcben , hRlh, full b~&&C· mont. Storm windows and doors $60 per mo., 1:&3 Hudson St.. Middleport. Call 63ll·Y eventnas. .-~=::-==::-::-::--:c:-"1.01-:IC0:-,6:-:tp 4 ROOM HOUSE ON CONDOR St , ~aa furnace . 4 room apartment, Second St., Pomeroy, gas furnace. Call 294. 11 10 6tc I. ·-- 491 Lhuolft" lt. MicWI•,.,. , ............, BARNES·SIMPSON KU. I ll.esalna:er, Donna Hesson, Andenon, Nick Nicbolloo, INSURANCE A&ebte, MuhUeport. Fire, AutoVan Metre, Bucky Knapp, !Do bile BGnds. Phone 6310. I ~1iJIY fowler, Erma Urin1u,ad, ' ;;:::~:;-;;:;;;-;;::c:;;:;-;:-o;;;;;- - COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. HOUSE AND TRAILER COMBI· tectlon. Life, Au~o, l''ue, Poho. nation $20.00 month. Phone CaU Don MUll, MIJ.dleport, O~ · M, 11·12·3tc Ohlo. --'------- (.ll! Wheeling. Denzel Boggs, moved last week Plants to tbe Luit farm below 1' Dodaon, !Bill Frey, Bob , · ~~aron MacDanlel, Pb)tllll Fe)~ ,J!Ja.· . 1956 Chenol,t VI - S.T•. '. · · · · · · · · $1195 1955' Ford VI.. - A.T. · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · $795 1955 Plylilolith VI- S.T. · ·'· · · ·, · · · · $795 ' 1954 Q.vl'lllet 6- S!T. · · · · · · · · · · · · 1· $695 1954 Ford VI Hartltop VIctoria · · · · · · $595 1950 Chevrolet Tuclor ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $150 ·Fiaanebag ,Allailable , Ann Howard, Mr. and )ln. PeJBY 1nd sam 11nk, and Mn. 0,. J. Howard St., Mr. Mrt. 0. J. Howard, Jr., Mrl. , wii BUY:;..: SELL OR :ritADE .. , r RIVERVIEW .MOTORS ' . . . Moraan and the four Kid· 1·-~'""' ' !50 W. Mlllii Sl. .Pbone II-X ·Pomeroy, 0. ..' HEWS Qf Tlit 01111 V1D1y U iM. 1:118 Sign Oo • t.GO lll"D ~try and w....,. INIIe) \ t.ao nrn. llarliet c.iotull"".... ,•.. 1:311 .-...llfV;t~ID:GO Tblli . I!UII ._t:lll ,~- $.:55 AM. . J0 .A.M. a:55 r .m•.1 ,. 11N.-a &.port 1:33- New. • ~ , , · 1:40 Br..,._ Par!J. , ' ':40 111410 IIYm!1ll' f;GO Breakfllt .~111l 1 ' 1:30 Newt 1 ' 1:311 Bnaktm Paft)o ' •' 1:19., ··~ !1~: ' · 10:15 ,.,.,_ 1 :SJP.M• 5 r.M. Rodio .• StMi9.n -, ..,, ., ,..·~·w·. J'i!·..... ~>, 1oOoW1Hs 990 ~~ l j}n•t iht " ,. ., ' •. ''· ~ . ' SOWS AVG 400 lb" ' '. '. Powell, Racine. 273. 11 12 3tc HOT ,POINT 17 CUBIC FEET def,p food ttorqt. The finest and bNt. -on the market, be sure A1R atlon with 1101 Polnl Flvo year protlon, t~, Jlln o.n food and f~z. W37. -· i ' 'J,rl! "· ' er. f21.ta monthly paym.entl. wilJ P'o7 fo, UHU in uvln&s rOOd. ·Can aeltv'er and lnllall j Raclio "J)ial, 11 9 6tc ...... lolot ' last winter at Ob Your utiJ.(;K_ w. va., sp J·o913. Min· ' W~k to her mother; '· CiUrimiDR. ItN left .. �• • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Nov. 11, 1959.-7 ,(91 For Sale 10 MONTH OLD WANT ADS Phone 71 M. TWO COON DOGS PHONE 398 1909 fo RIGlDAIUE Rt.TES I eeot.1 pel' ......t. oae loae['twn. llinl!.ntam eblrJf' - eo cent~. I Cllll&l per word lor tbr'ee con&ecllihe lll8ertiooa. .Jpa.Ul -ODe monut. for 30 cents per word.. J!ull rate of 3 oelWI per W(]rd will be ch.aritld for adYertiB.iDa II..,. paid within IG <Uyo alter rocelv!ng hill. Jl!rrwa m Adveru...in& - Should be reported lbuDt'dlately Til billy Sta.inel will aot. be reapooaibie for more Uum ont moor· rect inaertioa. Cud. 01 Tbanb and. Sped.al Notlcu flt Eventa $1.00 Obituarie~ pu~ at 1 ceot per word. WOIID6 1 DAY S DAYS G DAY! I HO 15 60< IIUc: 'I 35 $UO liO t!Oc $1.20 RHO $6 00 :i1 7llc $UlC '"~ $7.00 Ads received by 10 A 31.. will be 1D that day'a paper. (9) CALL 6366Y llun Mill. washer Channei 13 -ihvrsday &:liJ SetTet Storm •:oo Three Stoo,.. po Lil• RU<t 11 -11-.Jtc loll9 AUTOMATIC Used 4 months Bargam. Phone S#L GUlbi WSAZ..TV Channel 3 ll-11-6tp or see Otmer Grunm at Sugar PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (II TELEVISION RABBIT DOG. Real 11-11-tltc Edge of Nlgllt The of 1 8:00 IettY 'Hutton Show I J·OO St~iia'tioat 9tll 5:30 £¥<> il1& M!l S\lltm~oilt )III 8:10' · .JOhnny RinJo I !Q!l Zone G1'oy ibealil t:SO PlayboWJe 90 ll:QO 11 O'c1oek Ne.,. 11:15 Tb.ealef 13 12:~ l:ll Thi 11M Tlil<ler1!bri !:113 ~Bit .-.lith....... 11 30 N,_, ,.-lt!t\•"' 7,30 ·•m• Mob Dawson 8:45 Huntley illln~t RiP<»! 7:QP !?feth yalley Days t.OO Brigr.ter t'Jay O!annlil3 _frill- For Sole Coneeatra'Uon, 1:00 MliJ DOjo Newo 1:15 MovletJme 3:00 t'oUi\a Di". JlalaDe 3:30 Froll) '!'hue .Rbota t :po HO... on Hlih street· 4:30 Split Pelaotlaltty 8:30 'Amo1 'u AmdJ ~:00 u. s. Marlllall t:ao Loet VP ' dition !'need reasonable Phone 6181 J 11 11 3tc Douah Ro 111 Treaaui'e Hunt l'rlct Is Rlcht ·1illllll. 'l'lc T.. lloup tl!lftt't" It Could Jle You 1:00 Arthur 1 Smllb-!1t: Ul 'ltle Jule RlYJln Show llUkROUGHS ADDlliG .MACHINE Corona LypewrJlcr Excellent con- 10:00 tO:)O 11:00 tl:31,.t -' Di«< ~~ 1:00 .-:oo Slpt On tontinental Classroom Today Jratle Docnan Show t~ Comedy Time . B:Q!l rroubteshooten 8:;ID A.r:t Cuney Show Ul:OO Musk From Shubert Alley ~~1.0" Ne"WJJ B.qc;~u, r"O We.tbereut 11:ij i'b' ~- Pur SbR !\Ill! ,\lip \#f ,. · '. WCHS.TV C"anneJ ·8 Cliilillel 3 - .Tinrrsdrt 4:00 House Oh mib Stftl!\ f:~SI>llt Petaoh•lity · 8:00 Stea"'))Iilf'I!IU 1:30 541· l'reitoli .~oo FJ~u & Shdtt 8:~ seru,p we.tbr~1t 8:30 N('QII'S PlctUH 11:45 Huntley Brln\le> ltoport t:OO Wbtrlyblftll 7:30 '8 B:QO lloJc•• Bat !.laotenon ' >lri ::qe 2:ll0 3.00 3:1!0 \!00 8·30 • ,;Oil 8:30 Staecato ~·~· 1.:00 Baebe1or Father 1 :30 Fbr<l Show 10:00 You Eet Your .W , 10:30 Tate A Good"l.oolt 6:40 6!45 7:Qp 7:30 J:OO New~ HP'dlbl• 11:10 ............. U:lf ,..... The , .. 011 Pllf - 1.- • rroPDRIPPINGPIPIS •INSIIIATE HOT IIIII ClllO WATER UNI8 • STOP FRmlllll 1956 CHEVROLET 210 V8, $1,195 llbrlolcoldWPI 2 door ltldlin A fme clean car With WIW'.QN INSUIATIO!f :~tendard transmJsaJOn. BJaeu· nan, Primeroy. 11 7 6tc '13 .. Letort I&MIUJ~ Ill! Job. Simply wrop on 1hlflbtr atan lnsu~tlon & ...., wltf11hl· lnclvdod npar lUI tope. fl plf. co,.,ol7 ft. of ~t• pipe. s.. .. Society Events ay ·MPL J. ·D. Rouati 1 Mn. Clyde .Andre of W(fterloo, , , 'who. i1 eblployed oQ' tJr. 'rtv., .,, w.,. ' '· . , :• ' er;,;.-: ~~~..l£1~tr lJllettti" . . 11'!10 l!)dge ol Tune !h.. I n The 11'):f;~:~;~~·~n·d~ay ' :' wllh Nltbt 990 Tift Tbn!a Stoogea '!'he Life of Rllo1 1962 • " SPOT I4·TON l<'ORD PICKUP JN a:ood condttlon $400 00. lhtrry G ONh: liUUD BA 'i MARE. WElGri'l' :Mro't'n, Chester, Ohio. 11 7 6tp :.WliU lb. .i'rcehmd .Norm:~, ita· cmtl U 1 tiLe 2 JJOOU. SWAN·,- t.:~ SU ilPLUS lNVENTORY. TWO hava by taking over payments of lllii:ll bread loluilen. l'rlce $2.1:15. ~.ftO p«!r month. f'hone Mason, Howley & Heed, Mtddleport. 1932 11 10 Gtc 19110 CHEVROLE~ POWER GLIDE llelu~e 2·tone, radJP, Jwater. Good condition $280.00. Phone 68~ Y, .Middleport. ll ·11~3tp USED CAR SALE lnSUI'Qnclo -~--- 0... CIMft UIM Clfl 'All Mlkft •114 MoHit IIWTIIOPOI.ITAN 2 •• -=::::--:-:-:·--:=='-= ftl 191 for Sale 0 ROOM UN1'U.RNISHED HOUSE. ' POINT ELEOTRIC DRYER only 11199.90. L~.;ts )'i)U dry your clothel In lhe house out ol the 1now and blow, ~!:winG Store, Pomeroy, 0 . Jlhone 133. 11·11·3tc Modern ~Jtcben , hRlh, full b~&&C· mont. Storm windows and doors $60 per mo., 1:&3 Hudson St.. Middleport. Call 63ll·Y eventnas. .-~=::-==::-::-::--:c:-"1.01-:IC0:-,6:-:tp 4 ROOM HOUSE ON CONDOR St , ~aa furnace . 4 room apartment, Second St., Pomeroy, gas furnace. Call 294. 11 10 6tc I. ·-- 491 Lhuolft" lt. MicWI•,.,. , ............, BARNES·SIMPSON KU. I ll.esalna:er, Donna Hesson, Andenon, Nick Nicbolloo, INSURANCE A&ebte, MuhUeport. Fire, AutoVan Metre, Bucky Knapp, !Do bile BGnds. Phone 6310. I ~1iJIY fowler, Erma Urin1u,ad, ' ;;:::~:;-;;:;;;-;;::c:;;:;-;:-o;;;;;- - COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. HOUSE AND TRAILER COMBI· tectlon. Life, Au~o, l''ue, Poho. nation $20.00 month. Phone CaU Don MUll, MIJ.dleport, O~ · M, 11·12·3tc Ohlo. --'------- (.ll! Wheeling. Denzel Boggs, moved last week Plants to tbe Luit farm below 1' Dodaon, !Bill Frey, Bob , · ~~aron MacDanlel, Pb)tllll Fe)~ ,J!Ja.· . 1956 Chenol,t VI - S.T•. '. · · · · · · · · $1195 1955' Ford VI.. - A.T. · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · $795 1955 Plylilolith VI- S.T. · ·'· · · ·, · · · · $795 ' 1954 Q.vl'lllet 6- S!T. · · · · · · · · · · · · 1· $695 1954 Ford VI Hartltop VIctoria · · · · · · $595 1950 Chevrolet Tuclor ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $150 ·Fiaanebag ,Allailable , Ann Howard, Mr. and )ln. PeJBY 1nd sam 11nk, and Mn. 0,. J. Howard St., Mr. Mrt. 0. J. Howard, Jr., Mrl. , wii BUY:;..: SELL OR :ritADE .. , r RIVERVIEW .MOTORS ' . . . Moraan and the four Kid· 1·-~'""' ' !50 W. Mlllii Sl. .Pbone II-X ·Pomeroy, 0. ..' HEWS Qf Tlit 01111 V1D1y U iM. 1:118 Sign Oo • t.GO lll"D ~try and w....,. INIIe) \ t.ao nrn. llarliet c.iotull"".... ,•.. 1:311 .-...llfV;t~ID:GO Tblli . I!UII ._t:lll ,~- $.:55 AM. . J0 .A.M. a:55 r .m•.1 ,. 11N.-a &.port 1:33- New. • ~ , , · 1:40 Br..,._ Par!J. , ' ':40 111410 IIYm!1ll' f;GO Breakfllt .~111l 1 ' 1:30 Newt 1 ' 1:311 Bnaktm Paft)o ' •' 1:19., ··~ !1~: ' · 10:15 ,.,.,_ 1 :SJP.M• 5 r.M. Rodio .• StMi9.n -, ..,, ., ,..·~·w·. J'i!·..... ~>, 1oOoW1Hs 990 ~~ l j}n•t iht " ,. ., ' •. ''· ~ . ' SOWS AVG 400 lb" ' '. '. Powell, Racine. 273. 11 12 3tc HOT ,POINT 17 CUBIC FEET def,p food ttorqt. The finest and bNt. -on the market, be sure A1R atlon with 1101 Polnl Flvo year protlon, t~, Jlln o.n food and f~z. W37. -· i ' 'J,rl! "· ' er. f21.ta monthly paym.entl. wilJ P'o7 fo, UHU in uvln&s rOOd. ·Can aeltv'er and lnllall j Raclio "J)ial, 11 9 6tc ...... lolot ' last winter at Ob Your utiJ.(;K_ w. va., sp J·o913. Min· ' W~k to her mother; '· CiUrimiDR. ItN left .. �I • ' Pt;lmeroy Baptist Women's Missionary Enterprise EUB Society In Meeting Tuesdav Night Youth Group In Members of the Naomi, Mt. Moriah ,and Forest !fun Baptist churches were guests wben the Women's Missionary Society November Meet of the Pomeroy First Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the church. Mn. Aten · presided at the · opened with the oor- 1membe rs gan Mrs. J. H•Slepben· Group singmg of "Jesus Shall son w1th gr oup ~ in gln g ~e1gn Where 'e r the Sun" closed of "We 've A Story To Tell To The the meetmg . after wh1ch s~nd­ Nation" and prayer by Mrs. J oseph \uches, cook1es, 1.-"0ffee and mmts Cook. were served to 14 members and 12 guests. The table was lovely Guests were welcomed by Mrs. ~ · ith liice cover and centered with Shain, after which Mrs. T. T. Shel- d~ auangt>ment of mums in fall ton gave a report on the BaptiSt co lors, with orange candles on World Day of Prayer on Dec . 4. on eilher sJde Mrs. Sterrett and A Chrutmas committee was named Mrs Guy Cowan presided at lhe and included Mrs Cook , Mrs. Dona ~ ilver t ea and coffe e sorvk-e. LET YOUR PROFITS RIDE • \'-:. B{adbury Church Of Christ · Martha Class MeelinQ Held . &-DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 12, 1959 ~ .l The Martha Class of the Bradbury Church of Clii-ist held their ,regular meeting Wednesday evening at the church with Mrs. Pa~l.Winn as hostess. The theme of the m~etlng being , ThanksgiVIng and Veterans' Day. The November meeting of the Youth Fellowship of the Enterprise EUB Church was held Monday evenmg at the home of Elsie Arn· ' e • ' at·y Group singing of several bymna Mn. Neva Pim;t~ presided over , . the _IP:~t.int tnd · io.o appointed t the ~<nrinc to acl as t oomJn11-t· 1 (n.g ~tee, Mrs. Cloarence Mur· Aiound And About .· Middlep6rt opened the meeting. The 23rd Psalm was discussed and explained by Elsie Arnold, after which pray-r:.y, 'irts. George Sisson rand Mn. en were given by Sharon Dill, GrifflluaseU. MarJJ rie Bentz, Ruth Ann ~ther~ ly FRIDDlE HOUDA$HII.t and Ertl.est Hall. Plaoa- we~ made for the anA short business sealion was DUal Clmiltmaa dipner to be held The ,'\uxiliary to the 'White Rose Lodge met for theJr re•uMr. and Afn.. Bernard KrJnke at the 1ltx:t regular ~Ung on the held with .Miss Arnold presiding. lar meeting a{ the American Legion Hall Wednesday aft~rand family moved tbi1 morning B'tlh or O.cember. This will also The reports of the secretary - and noon. . lrCfm the Georje TewksbiU')' pro- be the quarterly birflhday dinner treasurer were given by Dottie Oliver, Mrs. William Wataon and The president, Mrs. Dorothy Morris, presided over the perty on Nortb '11lird Avenue to and Alll;'r Lhe social hour, Mrs. Zun· Brown and Bill Bentz. Mrs. J . E. Foster. The Love Galt the men are to be tnvited to the Ron Spriner home in Pomeroy. Refreshments were served at was dedacated by Mrs. ~tephen son d..J s~o wed a tilm on Albert Swit· tlbe dinq~r also. attend meeting and plana were dl11cusaed zer and gave a sketch of his life. the close of the meeting to MarMrs. Jack Bachner and son and closed with pnyer. for the annual Christmas dinner. During the devotional bour, the jorie. Bill and Junior Bentz, Betty idrs. Gar!Mlt Entsminger and Mn. Steve wt=re in Cbarle1ton lut president Jed tbe group t n reMrs. Daisy Jasper, devotwnal week Wltb her sister and family, and Mary Donna Grueser, Ellie Edith McNeal were naMed as a leader, read Paahn 100 and used as sponsive readine: fi'IOm the church M.r. and Ml'l. Clyde Belcher. Arnold. Ruth Ann Brothert, Linda committee to mate -Ple arrange· her topic "Thou Makers" taken hymnal oand Mrs. Winn read a and Sharon Dill, Anita and Erhe1t menta for the party. Mr. and'I'Mrs. Robert 'TUrner 'lbl.nk.rsivtng prayer. MI'B. Winn from Psalm M:8. A poem "We G~oup Hall , Dottie Brown, Jimmy CarleTh d 'd • and childreo of Nortb Robhuon ~ read two· art1cl.ea and Mrs. Thank Th5e Lord" wu also read. ton, David Stout and Darlene By LUCILLI HAWKINS e a:roup eel ed to have a spent the pa1t weekend with his Pierce read a poem dW"ing the Mn. Ralph C Zundel, prugram Smith. one dollar gift exeh1nge at their parent.a Mr and Mrs Joe Tutn program. leader, discuued "Christian Fnend· The C~r!:stmas Ba1.aar "Mbi.ch was Adults preaent were Mn. Georre Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neutzling next regular meeting, Sandra ,Jo, . eighteen . months liness" after which 1 10lo " How beld by member.s of the Women's Brotb~rs , Mrs. Jame1 HI~,' · and lamlly or Newark spent the After Hie close of the meeting The sick commi~tee repOrted daughter -of tbe TUrner. remain· Great Thou Art'' wu presented by Association ()( the First United Thoma. Bentz, Mn. ~ee ' p- put weekend with hi1 mother, -;.trs. Elmer Wickham. that Carl Matto» and Homer Hart· e4 Witll her iNndparenta for 1 !he ~- "" by M,., Presbyterian Obureh of Middle- son and Rev. and Mt•. Fr H. Mri. Beulah Neut.zting. M11l'riY in fl!etv.tne a de6slert course ley were both ill. visit. port on 'I'ue.sday anfl Wednesday Glazier. Mrs. .N onnao Role returned Following the reading of Heto the foHowtna: tnembers, Mrs. hOme Wednelday after a several ' The eleeUon of officers was held Mrs. Roxie Oiler, Mrs. Jem Cusb lohnson,Mrs. Ruuen, Mn;. brew n. an article, "Christian proved to be a seU-out with j'ood ' _ wfttl vlalt in Arizon• and Cali· and the folJowing elected: past pre1 Ferguscm and son and Mu Mary Earl Werner, Mill. Sisson, Mrs. Faith" w.. given by Mrs. Zundel, at·tendance tor both da)'8. Hand made ·articles and foods fOrti Ia. ident, Mrs. Eleeta Souders; presi- Hayman were. iJl. GalllpoJil yee- Homer Foley, ~- Dale &rnbart, Mn. Sham, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. '. Mra. E. J. HJQ teft Sunday for a dent, Mrs. MorrNa; vice president, terday to ~l wi4b, '¥n. tua:ene Mh. I,.e.tba Russell, Mrs. Bu.d RusCook, Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. of different Yariette. were eold lunch was terYed on both \'Jilt wltb relatives ln Columbus. Mra. Edna Mattox; secretary, :drs. Sk:lel'B and new son at Holzer liell, Mrs. Pie~· .and Mrs. Francee Stephenson, Mrs. W.alter Wolfe, and doyo. lito. Ralph Zlnk and daUihter Hattie Woodard. treasurer, Mrs. HOspital Larldns or Rutland who was a and Mrs. Foater. Rev. Ralr,h C. Zun- Members of the churah who saor Cjneinnati are guettt ol her guest for the meeting. del preaented a soltl, Be Very sisted wilh tlbe bazaar were Mrw Entomlnrer. Chap"ln,_Mn. Freda ~ and 11r1 11o· y !liar> Plan'!~ were made for t1tte an:r ' ol parents, Mr . .and Mrs, Lawrence Miteh; conductreq, .,Mrs. PauUD~ lene 'Knap&.y who :.ve"u:;-th' 'fa ( Sure" followed by a period uf silent' Ronald nand, Mrs. J. E. ' '· J' Clmistmas dinner to be ~t at Lanning. \· Gallagher; warden, Mrs ...(ae B&l· California whil Mr y ua: pra)'er and prayers by several Mns. Karl Owen and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mn. Floyd Tracy visit· ley; inner cuard, Mrs. Edith Me- with the Air F~ ·bav~a re:C the Martin ~·taur~nt on DecemVa ughn whG acted as chairmen f()r ber 14, when the One Won .one t~d Tuelday with hJ1 fatber, lim N'eal; outer gu1rd, Mrs. Frances here . n both day •. These ladies were as- elus qf the Pomeroy Firat B1pt41t Tracy and Mr. and Mrt. Eddie Plemmi"'; pianist, Mrs. Beulah · Siste-d by Mr.s. Marcoo Charq.bers, church met recebtly', lt the home Smith enroute tc their ) home tn Mrs. Janie. Asbury and daugh· Mrs. Bethel Coleman, Mrs. James of MI'SI. George Skinner, Rock Akron from Atlanta, Ga., where Hayes; leslsJative representative, Mn:. Lucille Diles, and alternate ten, Mr1. Erneatine Peery and Ponreroy, flbJo Sanborn , Mrs Clinton fli&her, MrB. SpriDg.!!. tbey visited their daua:hter. delepte, Mra. Woodard. son and Janice Albury ilre movTONIGHT o~nd FRIDAY Eddie Burkett, MN. Herman Bail· Mrs. Lena Huber bas returned Ml'8. J. H. StepheMOn, pretlde.nt, The New Haven Woman's C1ub "HAVE ROCKET ey, Mr.!i Myron Moi.Uer and Mrs. conducted the meeting Which opo borne aftef a vliit' Jn Streator, Jll. A dessert course was served by ing into the property vacated b)' met Thursday, Nov. 3, at a p . m. Krinke family. the Bernard WILL TRAVEL" E. 0. Tewksbary. ened wiiJt. Bible vti'RB, poems:, While there 1he was ·Joined by Mrs, Jean Wright, Mrs. W&Kiard, at the Alex Quillen Memorial 'Jihree Stooges pN.yers oand song by those pre&- her siater "nd brother ancl attend- Mr•. Marcaret Andrews, Mrs. Ed· Building with Mh. Philip Batey Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Horn - •also NEW ARRIVAL ent. Two lettera were read from ed the dedlc:atlon of the St. aar Thoma• and Mrs. t.wrente er Hartley, Tuesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Tbomu Hoffman and Mrs~ "THE LEGEND OF 2nd Lt. and :Mra. Henry Cooper tile Korean girl .wbJch the clu11 John's Lutheran Church. Walter, Mrs. Hubert Taylor, BeUe, W. Va ., P. G. Greene aervfng as hosteases. TOM DOOLEY" (Nanc)' Hartley) of Santa Ant~, has adopted, thankins them for Mr. and Mn. Jo1epb Coot re· The Program was presented bJ Mrs. Martba Dennbcn •nd, A. E. The Thanksgiving theme Michael Landon - Jo Morrow Culifornia are anno1Jnclng the clothing sent bel' and eleo money turned home Sunday after a six the Girl Scout Troop whjch il Hartley, Charleston. uaed in the relrelhments. SATURDAY barth of a aon on November 9th. and told how •he used . tJhe money. weeks visit in W.apping, Conn., apon&Ored by the elub and direct· The nf'<w tiaby bas a brother, F1ane ~re made to prepare with their BOn·ln-law and dau&hter "THE REBEL SET'' ed by MrJ. Marvin ~cFarland . The , David, age 2. Grandpuenta are TbonJcoeivilJ4 bulr.Oil! . lor n•edy Mr. and Urs. Edward J. COI'GOI'au Greag Palmer program included the F1ag CcreK-athleen Crqwley Mr. and ~TrB . Homer Hartley, Mid· !..,Uiet. ' and family and In BrJgHtoo, Mich., m.ony, Pl@4ige 'bf Allegiance, scrip· dleport and Mrs. 'l'ollte CoGper, ...... .also ture, N~tional Anthem, Scout Prcr I'NyOr bJ, Mro. Stel>1>enoon eon- with •Ml. Cock .. brother-hl·law ena Princeton, w. Va. Mrs. 'Jame1 .eludad the meeting, after which slater, Mr. and Mra. WUliam F. "JOHNNY ROCCO" mise and choral readinp by the JUclhard Eyer - Colcen Gray Faulil;,ner, Middleport, 11 a great ~r.,.... . Scout• entitled "Out American pjoyed and relnlsb· Curltton. grandrilotb,er. Heritage," and "Chalet Song." menta Nrved b7' tbe IIOitfsa. were Donna A (eftificate of merit waa Girla partlcipatint Several new members were awarded to Mrs. E&tber Wriglit Roush, Myra Rouah, Djana Bostic welcoQled when the Bedford PTA and a sickle wa11 presented to the Sharry Fleaber, Shari McGlothlin' evening at the Grange when Chester Grange met Brenda Bmwn, · Barbara · Marshall' met Tueaday aobool. , , Tuesday evenlna:. Naney HiH, Nancy Capehart: Dolores King, president, conRhonda Brabham, Judy Hoffman Dale Kautz, worthy master, pre· RGiemary Sisk and Christina How~ duded the meetlna: and plana , were made for the officer.• to aided and MarjorJe Hoffman was ard. Mrs. Clltford Lel!helt, preaident, IJleet with the school officials in installed a• Jady auistaot by Roy Mrs. Paul ~ally, pi-eatdent, pre· master. · George aided at the buaineas meeting. was in cbarge ot tthe meeting of reaard to purchasing plaatlc Miller, a past. the ·WSCS of the Rock Springs pl1tea for the school lunch roGm. Genheimer announced tbe Rural Letters of thanks were read from Methodist ebun:h, held. Tuefday Followine the business ses1ion, Urban banquet would be held at Lakin State Hoapital for clothing a abort program was presented the Rutland High School auditor- donated; from Appa1Ae11ian Eleclllternoon, ot tho ·~· him on Nov. 20 . ~t 7:30 P;, rn. and trlc Power Comfpany, for attend Ptayer by Mre. WI!Utlll Gru...r by the children of the school. Ulat tickets may I:U! pufNiased ance at the Home Service Demo& opened the meeti111 and l:ieWtt.t0111 from him. 1 were led by Mrt. JOhn Hartung Wov.n A•mlntter with Itt stratton held at Ham~ton and Cape· U$1111( u her topic "Tbe Ten ComThe Chester tnatltuft! which bart; and from Ruth Sayre for a ICittlno color btouly, deep mandment." takeo from Exod01 scholarship award given her. .. pll•. olvtt vou more for wiU be held Thursday afternoon report wa• given on the bazaar by 24l:1•17, followed by a m~t.e.tion and evening;, Nov. 12 was announ· Mrs. Robert i\fcGJoUtlin and a Jiat your ruo dollor. by Mnl. Willlom -L<. ced. It waa alao annoumed tbat of eommJttees and embers serv· ,. During the bulineaa aeeelon U the Grange would visit Star ing were read. A report on the wl1 voted to accept ~he Nkinp Gtange and that Laurel Grance Scholarship commit~ was given for .,ppli~ for ~,._.t\d foreign Mrs. C. J. Werrr entertained would vlait Chester. by Mrs. Donald Roush and she ftulona. It Wli detlded to meet the Second lWard Women's Club "V~teraru 'Day" was the theme reeammendAd that the &eholanhlp ~t tiiJt bome of lfr.t, ~ Grueoser TUesda)' evenin& at ber home on of the prOa:ram · pre~ented by be m•de' available annuaUy and eie-h Tueeday, tO QUllt, while the Plea48al Rldle. Marie IC.oblentz, l«t¢turer. Group this was \roted to 10 011 record. eburoh 11:1 belng remodflled. Woven Axmhut•r with It• Durin& the business seulon in alnglng of "ColumWa T6e Gem of Press boot' award teeel'Ved by the Mn. Hartunf al1o pre~ented 'bhe eMr'l,.eo!', Mr.. ,W.jilJim Boyd, the Ocean" oPened the· Ptoll'ani tlub at the 8euthweatem DJstrlct rich, brfoht color1 blends ;:~,,~tople Ten Com- pliiu: were ni.allfe.ifor a Chriatm•• tqno:::e~ Ji:y, .,.., poe~ ."In Flanders Conventloo was preaented to the ptrftctly with Modern, " • aootal creed" and dlnb~ at ·the Martin ., Restaurant Field by tlio 1 !!D1ltb;~ The lfOUP club by v-.. Edwi Stel ""' n· on ttlf .topt.e were flvec, Co1ual, Tradltlonol. membel·. 'Die meetlna: o-R Sltutday, Dec. i2 folloWed b)' sanr 1 "~ppy Bh:thdv" to ~tty trtct eo:e,.~tion r~port ~;~~~iv!~· the , .bQme of Mra. Coo Deah, · Elthlr ~ 'ifrlabt and by Mrs. Don•ld Roush, llfn. John wttb the Lord'• Prayer 1n a puty Werry. Melell Parker. Mor'&arl ind Mrs. Paul ScaUy. A •poem "A Meuage of Peace" Tho 1e attendine the meeting Game• were played during the were thoM 11M11ed above c aooJal hour and prizes awarded by Opal Eiebiaeer, a quiz on Oblo were :sfra. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. 1nd Mn. Oliver Clrark, Mra. W. A. t-(10RL the wlnnen. Hiltory' and croup lingln& ot Robert McGlothlin, Mrs. Donald Morp~t and Mn .• Am.ot Leonard. Refreshment• of ice cream, cup varlou• war aongs concluded the Brown, Mrs. Q. J. Bostic, Mra. Jack eU:ea, Cilffee and c•ndy were aer- program. neaher, ltfr'R. Jess Abel, Mr1. John Woven Ax.mlnlter hal Retreahmenll were nrved dur- Mora:an, lt:ra. Louis Karaebhlk, :r,lrs. ved by lbe hoatea1 to Mr1. Lydia dttA plu1h pile for luxur· ~HJII, M'tl. Cllfford Jenldni'On, ini the aoelal hour. · Kermit Ford Mrs Mark Wlrd &ou1 wolklno comfort. Mr1. Henry Dtlb' Sr., Mrs. Vern The next meet1n1 will be held Mr1. Edwin Stein, Paul Seal: Bolinaer, Mrs. Boyd and aon on Tuesday, Nov. 24:. ly, Mrl; Clyde Riee, Mrs. Thomas White Rose Lodge Auxiliary Regular Meeting Held Wednesday CHEVROLET %: Too Plck!.lp. Real aolld cab and new JM~int. Solid eeat; good Urea. Heater. Only $595 _ _P __AS_S_IN_G_O__F_"THE ____S-:.PRA-,--G_UE_"_MAR_KS_E_ND_O_F-ERA-=----. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Presbyterian Women's Holds Bazaar CHEVROLET ,.-ted LWB, 2·Specd rear soHd i.\llb; good reinforced frame · Waa 1095 1956 CHEVROLET ~ Ton Pi~kup . Six eyUnder mctor; 60lld etb; looks and run& like new. Heater. $1095 ~1956 FORD ~X eylln~el'l; ~ TIHl Pltkup. Licht blue tinllh; eolld ub; Jood 'Urea; heater. $945 1956 CHEVROLET :a Ton LWB V8 motor~; 2~peed rear axle; 121120 tlre11: sound meehanically; cood 10'x7' h)'· draulk: dum'P 1 body; nb and lhert mtU} needl palntina:. $1295 Club Meeting Is Held On Tuesduv MEIGS THEATRE ,.... ; S£NECA" ft.' I Chester Grange Honors Conferred Tuesday Evening New Members Welcomed Into Bedford PTA Rock Springs WSCS Meeting • Held Tuesday Second Ward Women's Club Meeting Held 1 t ~. "The of eltcl.lohs for truatni to the • • tt.ata ,t by 'oeeret blllot were announced COunty ...... (Qt-f\IOR1 ·. United Methodist WSCS Me~ting Is Held On Tuesdoy I Tim Dunkin Of Cllltoa MlUGftU ..atW,.Uo• ..How Great Mrs. llaplool\lll ' DrlJ!p,()l. 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CORNER IN If, . Scout WorkerS ' · 11 , AXMINSTER ' RUG_~ ' . ' Girl Sctuta Gf Troop No. Ula of Mlddl!fOrit . wltb their leader, Mn. ~I"Qn $wan alao belPfld. Mra. J-ames SJmpson who al1o *orb wlth ,'froop 183 wu W an~ llnable to.1ibe DI'O n\. . • .. "i'f~; .,bo !''Ill•• I ljlb IIIII, ·R EVER-E ·WARE Letorl, Lo- lrene Grueitr, lilb- tic that sutb a aettlement will be reacbed. But be Ul'F,ed that employers aettle with tbe union on terma limilar to those on whieh the Kailer Steel corp. reaebed teparate agreement wit.b the unIon last month. The unlou policy board ..w invocation or the Taft-Hartley law's injunction provisiou on Nov. 1 bad "IUipended" but no "broken" the Rtrike, which had luted H6 daya before it was ended by preaidentially demanded court or· der. The union 11 free to •trike apin on lan. 26. . The committee Nid if a neJotiated tettlement is awt reac.bed The mow wa1 qtdctly diaappat· before that date it believes the ed when a lia:ht nin bepn to fall union membenhip wm rejed the lteeJ eoJnpantea• "bit ofler.'' The later in the night. labor Jaw reQuire• that such a But the weather bureau' said it propo181 be put to the memberwill turn colder tonight and Sat- abip before tbe eod of the I.Djuncurday, witb the temperature lion period. . naetring the middle 30'• in IIWl7 parts of the ltate by alternooa. Brake Failure Is Saicl Cause Auto Crash .... you get m4:)~e !or .. your money w1th .. USW Votes To Continue Strike Again In January Ohio Weather Picture For Weekend Changes w:: N. Haven Women's I .. ...;, NEW YORX (UPI) - The 171-man wage policy committee of the United Steelworkers of America voted unanimously Thunday to reaume itli nationwide strike in January if no contract ~ment iB reached during the present Tafi.Hartl•y Law •Jcooung off'' period. Union President David J. Mcl>onald told a news conference he knew af no reuon to be optim~&­ Police Repori ·Two Girls ;td I, 1955 ... UnJW " - lrMa..a~f ONe:....,,.,~ · flwriM ................. t. lfthllftd.... Says Strike To Resume Uni&Policy Harley; 1953 enttne ....... - , ... Low -......... MUtt•••· One Won One · .• Closs Planning ·· Yule Dinner · TRUCK Weather ------~ , -.. ------ old, Rose H1ll. - - - -.,,...., IN A DEPENDABLE • , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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