https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e8dde1d738005dba9b4967ef2f955fe.pdf 38527158ba7eb41e50bec6d721f92a44 PDF Text Text 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 • , �• • ' ' •. tHE D~LY SENTINlL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .,.Nov. 13, 1959 C.mmentatin~ Land Transfers Editorially \ · --~----~--------~ ' / "1919 HITCH1NC POST" h ·breakthrough of il~r;~:~..lie:· lhe roruroads of this 3. There must be three coun · give lhe publlc t he max· an elimination I>! obso- cost ·• coine.s from a top author· n)~j4's eritical problems-Pres· , Di>iii,el . Loomis of the Association of American Railroads .. And here are the three breakthrough needs: ' 1. Public policies, especially those govern· ~ tbe taxation of investment spending, must be changed to permit railroads to speed u~ the process of"modernizing and streamlining plant and operations . 2. Regulatory policies must allow the in· dustry to pnss along the ensuing ecnomies .to the in the form of the lowest pr;:tcti· freight rate,s ;.md passenger fares . ~ Fnn» 11. and LUlu· M. currY, to C. C., and Dorothy rn,, lUJ,,,Btdfo•'d. TEI'i $ION 5· ) Pl'rry, Lot; Dl'Oivlllo. Cal'Gl '-· ""d Nellie R- Pier(.-e lo Ohio P~nr11r Qo. 17.l1A, Rulland . ~a tnd Edna C Haning to ~ Wollin&, 1.70.9M. F 34-30. h'ORLD • .- Late News·.,rom The Wire to tbe fact that lower·l.neome flmillet drank more mJI): .produced b)' tbeir own wu larterly •ttnbuted COWl. Wub ••eaten 'before they are bldly JOIJed. llomovo IIJ!f:r buttons. omanat nta or trllnm!Jap u woll u .i bould« pa<\1, helm Wlllhing. ~ Ffeda- , WeUtn1 to· D~na and Edna C. Haning, 170.96-A. f 34 ·35, '1'3; · Rl3, llldlol'll•l r '· lete working rules, adopted 40 years and more :!go, that roadblocl< progress and pre· vent the Jines from getting the greate!t use out of the operating changes mo4ern 'leclj· nology makes possible. 'l'betti rules are tbe source of "featherbeddin-g'' waste wbich costs the nation a totally needlee.s $500 million a· year. Under thein, ra1Jto1~s must tyay two, three and even four times for single-work time, or mu•t use two or three men for One ,,.·~~~(b;J~tb;j~e~i,ri0;ability "to move Hst - .. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddloport, O.,,Nov. 18, 1959-3 •• . ''' ..' ' "'} jOb . To' quote Mr. Loom!• directly: " .. . loday's iron horse, long sin~~ changed from a puff. ing steamer into a jleaming, llreliDIIned diesel locomotive, remains tied to a 1919 hllching posl." It's high time he was turned loose . ~hutch Attack On Delinquency Poses Difficult, Trying Task ·~' "'\Jnlttd Preu lnttrn•tlon•l between the ages ot 5 to 8." And lit~ <.hurches waftt to do some· in searching out these children, they · mu1t loot beyond "tbe little white cottare• of 1urburbia'' into the urban aluma wi).erf' poverty overcrowdin& amt b"foken home1 vastly ini!rease the likelihood of thihif abotlt JUvenile delmquency, they should approach the problem reall5Ucally. Sentimental and 11uperficial programs may ease the consciences of church members, but the)· do more harm than good a ehild's being deprived or P•rto disturbed children. That advice comes from Dr. Edwud E Thornton, profenor of .pastoral care at the Institute of Religl(ln, Houston , Tex. Or. Thorn ton has made an inten~ive study -of the failures and fruetratlona whi~h churches often encounter in their attempts to help delin· quent chlldrcn. His findings, re· ported at a rl.'cent Southern Sap· hst youth counselm g confer· ence. are equally applicable 10 -othlir denominatwns The first step toward ertectlve church work in thi! field, Dr. Thornton 11ald, is to abandon any moralistic or ' lrunit 1ve" approach to dellnq"uent youth. St•nN Prom Dl 1 turttance SDi.'la l §Cientiab have amused abundi'nt r,roof, he said, that juvemle del nquency is not willful wickedne11, bul is "a symptom {)( emollonal disturbance" 1n chil dren who l1ave been starved of parent111l love In the earliest years of life. Loving the unloved l11 aupposed to be the ~burch'• apecl1lty. But it ia nl'lther ·euy nt>r al.mple to 1 love" to · children but bate ~· :;: "~ :. • '! call• for imu:ination" and "the "courage to face facta." One of theMe tacts Ia that •'the emotion diaturbance wh1ch begets delinqu~(:y ill deeply set In the chlld'a pP'IOlllllty by the tlme be it elghl )'ears old." And the crucial facton In -eau1lna It are not the neilhborllood, not the schoot, not a ' lACk of <~burch attendanCfl but the .cbUd'l own immediate hofhe envJroDment And pJrtlcular· ly ·hit relttlouhtps · with h11 par· et1tal love . What t:!an a church da for tbe1e di!tposses.lled chlldren once it baa established contact with them? It depends o>n how far they have drifted before they are IOYnd. "All of the traditional ministr 1es of the church"-includlnc Sunday RChools, )'OUtb activltlel summer cllmpa:, reereation1l cen· teu and sportl ptOJI'Im~•n be useful in elvJna pre-delinquent children tbu 1cceptanee, lew · and underatanding which Ia lacklnl hi I their heme Uvea. 1 state Ho· 11'_.-:;;::;;:::::;.--.J I' ll&l . A ~ Happe""':'"'IS · . Bashan &ociety Ernest H. and Frances Ander· son to Ray and Dorothy Stone, IUD 4\\A, Salem. JL-"''r 11it! Mmallr.l ,. 'I'he sfk!alJed "aponaorahit •!Jian, under which adult church members try to utlbUsb direct person•! ties of frlendlhlp with mdlvidual chtldren, CID aim be very helpful , to . pre..clellnquenta and even to f1nt offendera and probationer•. 1om• NHtl Ther~py none of tbell measures · I do any for chlld."n who become "hard·cort Dr. Thomton aald. disturbed cbild group . ,ctMt•e• ao that their value ia out both for the group and TOD1\Y AND \'ES~RYEAR Mille Your ~ulops Now MARTIN RESTAUuNT ON ROUTil 7 IN MIDDLEPORT ei••"'ltr"o-". the trou)>lOII •hlld . ~lllloel!." And he can't be reached by an arlult spon80r, because he bu learned to "play along Jn the 111me of comradeship with adulta" marilpulatlng them to hls adva..tage, but . potl, Hollywood - released ata~ing RudolPh lila?, the Holland Tunnel, lr~~~~;~ upder tbe .HudJOD. Jl New York City and Jer· N. J., 1fiS ope~ed to the :atv•r ' HoimJ"l · In 1933, worker• in tbe Packlha ComHDY la Au1tin·i Mirlq., 1ta1ftd ·1he ftnt recorded ...u. ents. ) down" 1trille Jn lhe.•U: '$. . AUTO PARTS I ·Midflin · · $4.95 up ~"'• With · · $9.95 up l!llehaDge Tl RES . $1Q.95 1 A lhouaht · lor todlf: 23. When You Write Right Letters Results sa.u~ ball'l ganr 2·'- Ha.te· fully 2n. Donkey 27. Lonr• 28. High prl••t 12. Con· cernlnl If. Under~ poet Robert Louia Steveftlql'l "Glve ,me Y~DI m• who braina enoua;h to make a fool , of the hJm.etf." · . \ Plu• Tail .,.. -~pable Tift ,. Daily s~nflnel · BRAKE SHQES Fer AD Modell Bebuil& Tnalmlui.OIII ~3US . 'lf•1 ... 1f't .Afll'Wtl ri.rmti\C ap (illed hil re- al ' Rutland I\,_ 85. Father (Fr.) 30. Blrda ''lUfO PARTS .uaolul !"1r""lrTP'"'IZ For Home .JCJIIu.IIU..nte Lined ... n.-utt ARE AVAILABLE. FOR YOU! 1-4183 Bllllud, t:t!l Sundoy 11. the ent b. ·' Shown Here· is.-aif,bdudl photograph of th~ l6xl6 Patio built by Wilbur Young, Wright Str~t, Pomeroy, Ohio, at the material costs of only $97. Complete with o Kaiser Diom<ind Rib • Aluminum Roof for o 15'% cooler comfort. ~LAM·_,S · FROM !•t Fortman Abllott· ' .P .-nb -- & Believe It Or Not Yeu (;an Have Tile. ..U..ve At . ~on JAILE ~.: ' follli.MPS ... LOW, LOW JIONTIU.Y PAYMENTS ! .. •• • SiU. , :. '~ . . : I '• • ... ' ~ •· Re~ble ' Prkel · . R.ACINE ARYIQ STATION '. OUver Bliley, ·owner • . ~ ~-- ...'.j'lo.!; ~- · . \ ~.1 ' . NO MONEY DOWN a.dae; Oldo ! USE .IT F.OR A~tl:l. P,Atlp QR C1<!tPORT FOR ONLY $12.70 PER MONTH t. .0 -" 1 '~'' " 1 ,- .• ,., ·• . . ... t· . . ". .~-·! • ' ' ( . . ' ; . 6220 · . Free· Estimates ALtEf·· L AND SUPPLY COMPANY THIIiD AVE. Pt:IONii 6220 MIDDL:EPORT, OHIO �• • ' ' •. tHE D~LY SENTINlL 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .,.Nov. 13, 1959 C.mmentatin~ Land Transfers Editorially \ · --~----~--------~ ' / "1919 HITCH1NC POST" h ·breakthrough of il~r;~:~..lie:· lhe roruroads of this 3. There must be three coun · give lhe publlc t he max· an elimination I>! obso- cost ·• coine.s from a top author· n)~j4's eritical problems-Pres· , Di>iii,el . Loomis of the Association of American Railroads .. And here are the three breakthrough needs: ' 1. Public policies, especially those govern· ~ tbe taxation of investment spending, must be changed to permit railroads to speed u~ the process of"modernizing and streamlining plant and operations . 2. Regulatory policies must allow the in· dustry to pnss along the ensuing ecnomies .to the in the form of the lowest pr;:tcti· freight rate,s ;.md passenger fares . ~ Fnn» 11. and LUlu· M. currY, to C. C., and Dorothy rn,, lUJ,,,Btdfo•'d. TEI'i $ION 5· ) Pl'rry, Lot; Dl'Oivlllo. Cal'Gl '-· ""d Nellie R- Pier(.-e lo Ohio P~nr11r Qo. 17.l1A, Rulland . ~a tnd Edna C Haning to ~ Wollin&, 1.70.9M. F 34-30. h'ORLD • .- Late News·.,rom The Wire to tbe fact that lower·l.neome flmillet drank more mJI): .produced b)' tbeir own wu larterly •ttnbuted COWl. Wub ••eaten 'before they are bldly JOIJed. llomovo IIJ!f:r buttons. omanat nta or trllnm!Jap u woll u .i bould« pa<\1, helm Wlllhing. ~ Ffeda- , WeUtn1 to· D~na and Edna C. Haning, 170.96-A. f 34 ·35, '1'3; · Rl3, llldlol'll•l r '· lete working rules, adopted 40 years and more :!go, that roadblocl< progress and pre· vent the Jines from getting the greate!t use out of the operating changes mo4ern 'leclj· nology makes possible. 'l'betti rules are tbe source of "featherbeddin-g'' waste wbich costs the nation a totally needlee.s $500 million a· year. Under thein, ra1Jto1~s must tyay two, three and even four times for single-work time, or mu•t use two or three men for One ,,.·~~~(b;J~tb;j~e~i,ri0;ability "to move Hst - .. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddloport, O.,,Nov. 18, 1959-3 •• . ''' ..' ' "'} jOb . To' quote Mr. Loom!• directly: " .. . loday's iron horse, long sin~~ changed from a puff. ing steamer into a jleaming, llreliDIIned diesel locomotive, remains tied to a 1919 hllching posl." It's high time he was turned loose . ~hutch Attack On Delinquency Poses Difficult, Trying Task ·~' "'\Jnlttd Preu lnttrn•tlon•l between the ages ot 5 to 8." And lit~ <.hurches waftt to do some· in searching out these children, they · mu1t loot beyond "tbe little white cottare• of 1urburbia'' into the urban aluma wi).erf' poverty overcrowdin& amt b"foken home1 vastly ini!rease the likelihood of thihif abotlt JUvenile delmquency, they should approach the problem reall5Ucally. Sentimental and 11uperficial programs may ease the consciences of church members, but the)· do more harm than good a ehild's being deprived or P•rto disturbed children. That advice comes from Dr. Edwud E Thornton, profenor of .pastoral care at the Institute of Religl(ln, Houston , Tex. Or. Thorn ton has made an inten~ive study -of the failures and fruetratlona whi~h churches often encounter in their attempts to help delin· quent chlldrcn. His findings, re· ported at a rl.'cent Southern Sap· hst youth counselm g confer· ence. are equally applicable 10 -othlir denominatwns The first step toward ertectlve church work in thi! field, Dr. Thornton 11ald, is to abandon any moralistic or ' lrunit 1ve" approach to dellnq"uent youth. St•nN Prom Dl 1 turttance SDi.'la l §Cientiab have amused abundi'nt r,roof, he said, that juvemle del nquency is not willful wickedne11, bul is "a symptom {)( emollonal disturbance" 1n chil dren who l1ave been starved of parent111l love In the earliest years of life. Loving the unloved l11 aupposed to be the ~burch'• apecl1lty. But it ia nl'lther ·euy nt>r al.mple to 1 love" to · children but bate ~· :;: "~ :. • '! call• for imu:ination" and "the "courage to face facta." One of theMe tacts Ia that •'the emotion diaturbance wh1ch begets delinqu~(:y ill deeply set In the chlld'a pP'IOlllllty by the tlme be it elghl )'ears old." And the crucial facton In -eau1lna It are not the neilhborllood, not the schoot, not a ' lACk of <~burch attendanCfl but the .cbUd'l own immediate hofhe envJroDment And pJrtlcular· ly ·hit relttlouhtps · with h11 par· et1tal love . What t:!an a church da for tbe1e di!tposses.lled chlldren once it baa established contact with them? It depends o>n how far they have drifted before they are IOYnd. "All of the traditional ministr 1es of the church"-includlnc Sunday RChools, )'OUtb activltlel summer cllmpa:, reereation1l cen· teu and sportl ptOJI'Im~•n be useful in elvJna pre-delinquent children tbu 1cceptanee, lew · and underatanding which Ia lacklnl hi I their heme Uvea. 1 state Ho· 11'_.-:;;::;;:::::;.--.J I' ll&l . A ~ Happe""':'"'IS · . Bashan &ociety Ernest H. and Frances Ander· son to Ray and Dorothy Stone, IUD 4\\A, Salem. JL-"''r 11it! Mmallr.l ,. 'I'he sfk!alJed "aponaorahit •!Jian, under which adult church members try to utlbUsb direct person•! ties of frlendlhlp with mdlvidual chtldren, CID aim be very helpful , to . pre..clellnquenta and even to f1nt offendera and probationer•. 1om• NHtl Ther~py none of tbell measures · I do any for chlld."n who become "hard·cort Dr. Thomton aald. disturbed cbild group . ,ctMt•e• ao that their value ia out both for the group and TOD1\Y AND \'ES~RYEAR Mille Your ~ulops Now MARTIN RESTAUuNT ON ROUTil 7 IN MIDDLEPORT ei••"'ltr"o-". the trou)>lOII •hlld . ~lllloel!." And he can't be reached by an arlult spon80r, because he bu learned to "play along Jn the 111me of comradeship with adulta" marilpulatlng them to hls adva..tage, but . potl, Hollywood - released ata~ing RudolPh lila?, the Holland Tunnel, lr~~~~;~ upder tbe .HudJOD. Jl New York City and Jer· N. J., 1fiS ope~ed to the :atv•r ' HoimJ"l · In 1933, worker• in tbe Packlha ComHDY la Au1tin·i Mirlq., 1ta1ftd ·1he ftnt recorded ...u. ents. ) down" 1trille Jn lhe.•U: '$. . AUTO PARTS I ·Midflin · · $4.95 up ~"'• With · · $9.95 up l!llehaDge Tl RES . $1Q.95 1 A lhouaht · lor todlf: 23. When You Write Right Letters Results sa.u~ ball'l ganr 2·'- Ha.te· fully 2n. Donkey 27. Lonr• 28. High prl••t 12. Con· cernlnl If. Under~ poet Robert Louia Steveftlql'l "Glve ,me Y~DI m• who braina enoua;h to make a fool , of the hJm.etf." · . \ Plu• Tail .,.. -~pable Tift ,. Daily s~nflnel · BRAKE SHQES Fer AD Modell Bebuil& Tnalmlui.OIII ~3US . 'lf•1 ... 1f't .Afll'Wtl ri.rmti\C ap (illed hil re- al ' Rutland I\,_ 85. Father (Fr.) 30. Blrda ''lUfO PARTS .uaolul !"1r""lrTP'"'IZ For Home .JCJIIu.IIU..nte Lined ... n.-utt ARE AVAILABLE. FOR YOU! 1-4183 Bllllud, t:t!l Sundoy 11. the ent b. ·' Shown Here· is.-aif,bdudl photograph of th~ l6xl6 Patio built by Wilbur Young, Wright Str~t, Pomeroy, Ohio, at the material costs of only $97. Complete with o Kaiser Diom<ind Rib • Aluminum Roof for o 15'% cooler comfort. ~LAM·_,S · FROM !•t Fortman Abllott· ' .P .-nb -- & Believe It Or Not Yeu (;an Have Tile. ..U..ve At . ~on JAILE ~.: ' follli.MPS ... LOW, LOW JIONTIU.Y PAYMENTS ! .. •• • SiU. , :. '~ . . : I '• • ... ' ~ •· Re~ble ' Prkel · . R.ACINE ARYIQ STATION '. OUver Bliley, ·owner • . ~ ~-- ...'.j'lo.!; ~- · . \ ~.1 ' . NO MONEY DOWN a.dae; Oldo ! USE .IT F.OR A~tl:l. P,Atlp QR C1<!tPORT FOR ONLY $12.70 PER MONTH t. .0 -" 1 '~'' " 1 ,- .• ,., ·• . . ... t· . . ". .~-·! • ' ' ( . . ' ; . 6220 · . Free· Estimates ALtEf·· L AND SUPPLY COMPANY THIIiD AVE. Pt:IONii 6220 MIDDL:EPORT, OHIO �• . ·.·. • I ' .. 1 r.-d-.l(f~ei . ~finbers In Games Tr;m.Jght ' GOOD START .Three Grid Giants To Continue BOys.Will Try l HotneSEO Teams 3ig Underdogs Play For Pay -~y SeDtlllel; Ppmeroy-Micldleport, ()., N~. 13, li!SII--5 • Jraity 'S$Uilel 't: . March To~ard PetfectS~ns To Even Scores . . . , _ lot«NI-1 Jn tYH" SWK:ll1 ;'!i~'iio!t~- Fool\llll LAiuo. -tix pme~ mattb taiiRI have met Qr4on. t\lf ,... hmnHnd-.,._ the ·.... toot!> . - .... ,..,;.... · ~- ot kr.w 1 14-20 I 2U :144 o.so .. I I 31<1 6-34 14-27 26-12 :IS-13 .. 0.. . o.tt · T:!-24 1W - 2W 1 o.u I 21-13 6-311 . - 12-1 . Shea fu~ .apqfd 22.0 I. a.22 I 3N . I ot OIU Gloom In Falc.nlarMI · ---7,--~~~~,----~--~0-6 ~--~--~~~~.--~--~~~2~-~=---~--~0-6~--~I---.71:~>~1~1--~~--~..~~7 4 --~I----76-7.21~--~--71W ~--~I~--~..~.•~--~I--K~~ ---,.~~~~~ =-~w~o-t------ ·--utlan 7·21 10.14 14-24 1440 0-7 1 .. '.:n 1 7-14 14.21 "h., beeR ioW. .by aomeone -w:ettlng Into 1 7-14 ILeasue. point ull<\el'lo(• Ewbank't Baltl· letaue t.llll 'American .,.. 1 ......,.,.., 10.0 ·BOWLING -.,...,.,ntMr" . f,. 1959 eets ThRe Game Ind. - Llev· .. 'take First -Game· . .. From Letart Five TrockLeod . SALE . . ~-~' ' , more potent ., •' ' oply for tht nati«'l.al.' c'ttaiDpion· Q,ip. slnee it ineJigible to play in If he ·Rose 1foW1/ · LSU beaten last Saturday aft· er 19 ;tralgbt victories, ~~- -i• ~ · Stantllrd Welpt -· Single Gqme - T~a~ ~~-: About Promotion $4.95 .;\l::S $5.95 . IIi ;R. Dav\8, Games _,_ l..iber(y, Team Single . ~II. DANCE EAGLES CLUB Won 16 13 13 16 18 Champ,To Talk 9x121lU~ : t • S9_uthern Cal~Omi~ aJ!llarep:tl)' enroute. to a Piif•~ ~.11,., 'UI ~ompet~g Of I I the : ta~ COIIIITY ' LIAOU& OWINS TOP AllHI.ETE PMitAOILPIIIA UPI Dlok "NEW YORit UP[ - Jesse Owens, v..,_ 1St, "'n••lphla, ou...lnt- a track &tar of the 1030'& topped ecl IQ Whit•, . 1ft,. "'il•cf•lphla pollin& Thursday that selected 161. tbf beat livin& athletes of the aiC be honored at the first Bill CorMemorial Dinner on Jan. 24, . He drew 6U point». HeilldlnG lilt in other aport& · were Jack Jli1mp..y boxing; Ty Cvhb, buceCouay, baaketball, Don tennJt. Bobby Jone1, golf, , footbaJI, M.aurice Rich and Eddie Arcaro, I 14-fl I J0-11 d• month' at !'aft .od:dJmJketl f:iB,ute tabblnJ tbo FortY· the "ldea that he ~~·- a cbanee ..... . .. 1h..;i.s~ Wio;;;;!~ -~-."1 t~al mil· I!''''."'''~ eontraetor .J. W. Bateson Te111 frmebbe applicaout .Dl the Uea .betause Bate· Reel Dnll•' Glory 1 21·14 1-12 14-10 21·11 7·10 1 f.l6 14-7 1 14-10 13-20 1 144 1 Whot A loHio OU~~..~L~M--~~~~-~----~~--~2~1.7.14~--~---... ~--~--~2~1-~7----~--7.26-~1~9--~--~20-~7----~~--~2~1-714~--~--~1f.~7~--~~~~2~1~.20~--~--~276-~10~--~~--~7~·2~1----~,.--7~ ~W~h-otPo"~,,~D~Id__ ____ - Player May Be NBA Rookie Wilt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th - 10 till:OO 7 I.Hultt MEMBERS and GUESTS 2 MUSIC BY Probe ' THE· FIVE SAINTS F.;,l Wkle iJ~oleuin 69cplr.foot 12 fool Wld,e .._!tim SHOTGUN SHOOT 92cperhtt •rke•-'ni•Jeev• and Dana• i ' • !1110 T.,...U and Trap - Minersville WSCS Entertained At Ft~rniture :-· : . ' Public Invited ·~zaak Walton FOR THE MAN OF AGTION BAKE,R S.lley,Nev.lS-1 P.M.tHIDark Harterlbach Home ( • .. Farm SllORT JACKETS F~ MEN $7.95 to $1 us MEN'S • · 1JJr&. . . .} ;~K~nzie, . A~ens, )ln .. Goldie · Glllia~, . Plaihvlaw tpe~~- wt!b Mr. lnd· Mri Mbt~ ·c~cle and fam· l and c. ,D. ~ C4-cle. • Chetter, Ohio . COAlS Sizes 34 to 46 · :.. , · .. $12~'95to BOYS, ·suaauiaAN co I& . . · I $10.95 ~JI,, .' ,~~ i ' SfETSON HATS ·· ···· ·: tf;l ,~-~:$13-JO • TOPCOATS · · · · · · · · · · · · $Jd5''to $39.1$ '' ·!It · BUY YOtJB---- .k~>l ,I ' : , . 'j~ PPLIANCE J I I j COAT COVlRS Repiar Size .. . .. .. . $U5 TOJM!Gil • ' I • .FREE " '(i"' • • t • • ' ~~ f\IJ•J "''" ·· 'f' $229.95 . up .,• ,.• • • ' G-IWASHER nuns1oN $229.•5... p ..___ _ _-117~' · · · .. $liU5 , )11''· ... · $209.95 .., y...,. ~ ~· ·r FlU 8ei1Uilra1Jt ' 1 ·~ ' .. ll ,'< .' ' Nov • .ZS, 1i59 • \ . . • "') ' ' CLOTHING COMPANY ' '" Cl . CA~~ 9599' 1 • . ·Y9Uf ' ' o..n.ra1 ·- . . . .... •• >or • • - NO'RG.,E '" • . " • ' 20 Cubic: Foot Chest ' . .. ' , . ' ' . ..-. ' .,. . - .OR UPRIGHT .STYLE '; .I ' ---· ·:pR • ·: ' ' m•·.Wtt\1 ovenlrlv.e. . !.1 .1QWr ... I TO J.i~~• ., r..- 'Y4t '-'lf'o ·. ____....._~.J .•• - .!tiL:Hooa..... ·-11~- · . -···· .,,;r.,..HeHI Ailflleau HOWU I. • • Theanksgfving Din,er ,. ~~A • I • ;( ! ·. ,+.,I ~ NDRYD $179.95 UF !. ~ -~ · · . "· ... 111111 ;, ' .... .llll'f 'l I "•'~:': .~I . . ·' ' . " '' ~ Before Thanksgiving And Get Your Turkey .' stze ..... ... ··• us ''' •,. �• . ·.·. • I ' .. 1 r.-d-.l(f~ei . ~finbers In Games Tr;m.Jght ' GOOD START .Three Grid Giants To Continue BOys.Will Try l HotneSEO Teams 3ig Underdogs Play For Pay -~y SeDtlllel; Ppmeroy-Micldleport, ()., N~. 13, li!SII--5 • Jraity 'S$Uilel 't: . March To~ard PetfectS~ns To Even Scores . . . , _ lot«NI-1 Jn tYH" SWK:ll1 ;'!i~'iio!t~- Fool\llll LAiuo. -tix pme~ mattb taiiRI have met Qr4on. t\lf ,... hmnHnd-.,._ the ·.... toot!> . - .... ,..,;.... · ~- ot kr.w 1 14-20 I 2U :144 o.so .. I I 31<1 6-34 14-27 26-12 :IS-13 .. 0.. . o.tt · T:!-24 1W - 2W 1 o.u I 21-13 6-311 . - 12-1 . Shea fu~ .apqfd 22.0 I. a.22 I 3N . I ot OIU Gloom In Falc.nlarMI · ---7,--~~~~,----~--~0-6 ~--~--~~~~.--~--~~~2~-~=---~--~0-6~--~I---.71:~>~1~1--~~--~..~~7 4 --~I----76-7.21~--~--71W ~--~I~--~..~.•~--~I--K~~ ---,.~~~~~ =-~w~o-t------ ·--utlan 7·21 10.14 14-24 1440 0-7 1 .. '.:n 1 7-14 14.21 "h., beeR ioW. .by aomeone -w:ettlng Into 1 7-14 ILeasue. point ull<\el'lo(• Ewbank't Baltl· letaue t.llll 'American .,.. 1 ......,.,.., 10.0 ·BOWLING -.,...,.,ntMr" . f,. 1959 eets ThRe Game Ind. - Llev· .. 'take First -Game· . .. From Letart Five TrockLeod . SALE . . ~-~' ' , more potent ., •' ' oply for tht nati«'l.al.' c'ttaiDpion· Q,ip. slnee it ineJigible to play in If he ·Rose 1foW1/ · LSU beaten last Saturday aft· er 19 ;tralgbt victories, ~~- -i• ~ · Stantllrd Welpt -· Single Gqme - T~a~ ~~-: About Promotion $4.95 .;\l::S $5.95 . IIi ;R. Dav\8, Games _,_ l..iber(y, Team Single . ~II. DANCE EAGLES CLUB Won 16 13 13 16 18 Champ,To Talk 9x121lU~ : t • S9_uthern Cal~Omi~ aJ!llarep:tl)' enroute. to a Piif•~ ~.11,., 'UI ~ompet~g Of I I the : ta~ COIIIITY ' LIAOU& OWINS TOP AllHI.ETE PMitAOILPIIIA UPI Dlok "NEW YORit UP[ - Jesse Owens, v..,_ 1St, "'n••lphla, ou...lnt- a track &tar of the 1030'& topped ecl IQ Whit•, . 1ft,. "'il•cf•lphla pollin& Thursday that selected 161. tbf beat livin& athletes of the aiC be honored at the first Bill CorMemorial Dinner on Jan. 24, . He drew 6U point». HeilldlnG lilt in other aport& · were Jack Jli1mp..y boxing; Ty Cvhb, buceCouay, baaketball, Don tennJt. Bobby Jone1, golf, , footbaJI, M.aurice Rich and Eddie Arcaro, I 14-fl I J0-11 d• month' at !'aft .od:dJmJketl f:iB,ute tabblnJ tbo FortY· the "ldea that he ~~·- a cbanee ..... . .. 1h..;i.s~ Wio;;;;!~ -~-."1 t~al mil· I!''''."'''~ eontraetor .J. W. Bateson Te111 frmebbe applicaout .Dl the Uea .betause Bate· Reel Dnll•' Glory 1 21·14 1-12 14-10 21·11 7·10 1 f.l6 14-7 1 14-10 13-20 1 144 1 Whot A loHio OU~~..~L~M--~~~~-~----~~--~2~1.7.14~--~---... ~--~--~2~1-~7----~--7.26-~1~9--~--~20-~7----~~--~2~1-714~--~--~1f.~7~--~~~~2~1~.20~--~--~276-~10~--~~--~7~·2~1----~,.--7~ ~W~h-otPo"~,,~D~Id__ ____ - Player May Be NBA Rookie Wilt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th - 10 till:OO 7 I.Hultt MEMBERS and GUESTS 2 MUSIC BY Probe ' THE· FIVE SAINTS F.;,l Wkle iJ~oleuin 69cplr.foot 12 fool Wld,e .._!tim SHOTGUN SHOOT 92cperhtt •rke•-'ni•Jeev• and Dana• i ' • !1110 T.,...U and Trap - Minersville WSCS Entertained At Ft~rniture :-· : . ' Public Invited ·~zaak Walton FOR THE MAN OF AGTION BAKE,R S.lley,Nev.lS-1 P.M.tHIDark Harterlbach Home ( • .. Farm SllORT JACKETS F~ MEN $7.95 to $1 us MEN'S • · 1JJr&. . . .} ;~K~nzie, . A~ens, )ln .. Goldie · Glllia~, . Plaihvlaw tpe~~- wt!b Mr. lnd· Mri Mbt~ ·c~cle and fam· l and c. ,D. ~ C4-cle. • Chetter, Ohio . COAlS Sizes 34 to 46 · :.. , · .. $12~'95to BOYS, ·suaauiaAN co I& . . · I $10.95 ~JI,, .' ,~~ i ' SfETSON HATS ·· ···· ·: tf;l ,~-~:$13-JO • TOPCOATS · · · · · · · · · · · · $Jd5''to $39.1$ '' ·!It · BUY YOtJB---- .k~>l ,I ' : , . 'j~ PPLIANCE J I I j COAT COVlRS Repiar Size .. . .. .. . $U5 TOJM!Gil • ' I • .FREE " '(i"' • • t • • ' ~~ f\IJ•J "''" ·· 'f' $229.95 . up .,• ,.• • • ' G-IWASHER nuns1oN $229.•5... p ..___ _ _-117~' · · · .. $liU5 , )11''· ... · $209.95 .., y...,. ~ ~· ·r FlU 8ei1Uilra1Jt ' 1 ·~ ' .. ll ,'< .' ' Nov • .ZS, 1i59 • \ . . • "') ' ' CLOTHING COMPANY ' '" Cl . CA~~ 9599' 1 • . ·Y9Uf ' ' o..n.ra1 ·- . . . .... •• >or • • - NO'RG.,E '" • . " • ' 20 Cubic: Foot Chest ' . .. ' , . ' ' . ..-. ' .,. . - .OR UPRIGHT .STYLE '; .I ' ---· ·:pR • ·: ' ' m•·.Wtt\1 ovenlrlv.e. . !.1 .1QWr ... I TO J.i~~• ., r..- 'Y4t '-'lf'o ·. ____....._~.J .•• - .!tiL:Hooa..... ·-11~- · . -···· .,,;r.,..HeHI Ailflleau HOWU I. • • Theanksgfving Din,er ,. ~~A • I • ;( ! ·. ,+.,I ~ NDRYD $179.95 UF !. ~ -~ · · . "· ... 111111 ;, ' .... .llll'f 'l I "•'~:': .~I . . ·' ' . " '' ~ Before Thanksgiving And Get Your Turkey .' stze ..... ... ··• us ''' •,. �.. . ,~~- .. . . . ..,... .. ~-· ..... ... •• ~- ...... -~ ••••• p - ~_.._,. , __ ..., .--··· ·. • • 8 .Dooily Sentine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 13, 1959 - • .. 1'011 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE USULT!l ' . Rt.TES ~ ae.a.,pe word, ooe lasertion. Miru.num chuj1>- 60 ce.uta. ...._. ..-, word for three conaeeuti.Te 1n5ertlont. · &pedal -one monib for 30 cents per word. ·NI nte of ·3 centi: per W(lrd will be charaed for advertiatDC II Dot paid witALn. 10 ~aya a!ter receiving bilL Zrron lD Advert.i6ing - Should be reported inunedi.a.teJ:y. Tis lllll1 Seot1net WW DOC be re&IJODSlble for more thiD one .incor- . \ I B--Lie IUIIIIII r R.dlfl a Phone I I tl:· 13, 19. 20, .Up AT NOT aE HESI'ONS lBLE I !olany <icbts contcac~cd by "'Y· KARR & VAN ZANDT one other than myself I hi ' Corne l1us Conger Pomeroy, 0 ° wiLL (Porter House, New York Slrlpo, Clubs At) I West Main St. CLELAND$ TV ••,.,, ..,... . Phone too Pomeroy . 1 PRE CHRISTMAS AUCTIONt•R -- (t;) .A.uto Soles I '~;;.~ l9t!U PA'I"l"F.H.NS _ _ 19{17 rLYMOUTH 6 L"'Y L. $1,005.1 shipyard dock 1n Groton, Conn.. The buclear powered Triton 1JI the flrat with twin reaeton. The aub II fi7 teet long, wl.tb 6,660-t.on dlaplacement. The Triton'• comtJat bd'ormation center '{loWer) will be the nerve center ot the craft whll1' lt 11 on radar piCket duty. 12:80 tor You 1 I 1 Electric Steam Iron With Purehaoe of This Wasber Priced As Low As PLASTIC Less Giant Trade·ln F'iber glas11 awnings, lJ.oy and pLates all kindlil, Aluminum ladders ·au kind•. (tree .Eslimale, Dale Wippel Supply, 21:) Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Uhio. 11 ·30·00tc Blg~estlmprovemenl In Wringer Washe~ NJ ~ Itt n11fll.ill door sedan. A clean locuUy owned c11r. Standard sluft. A rear gas Baver. l.ilii ttlnll r "~>, Pom· eruy. 11 7 tile .fo Cowl">'-· F·REE DOUill ATOMIC POWII-Qew and ~Ween (upper) ot the world'l largest aubmartne, thl Trlton, atand at attention durlnl coinnlle:alonlng ceremuntea at General Dynamla "indow blinds and shades, venc t1an bhndll, all kinds and &:olors . _, Marketa.port 11:40 12:00 Newa WASHER Wrlto~':'..!.,....,;"'t- STILL HAVET IME TO order calendars, matchell, ice scra per~. (.:Jlfls tmas cards, ad · vertJsJog speda!Ues for · the holiday Keason. Phone 429-Y. U ·12·:n_ ' ·- - - c i w...... SUPER REGENT CONVENTIONAL I~YoU PENSIONERS WANTED : couN-. try home , modern wnh gas furnace heat , mea!s and laun· dry all for $50 00 monthly Write Box 668P, care TI-Je Dal ly Sentm.el, PometOY , 0 . \1 -lJ-:itc 1 Uld ON THE ALL NEW t..mpl$ !Mrvkle SPEtiALS (Co~r•lrJ Introductory Offer !HOUSE Rt. J, Portland, Ohw . . 11 12 3 1p 14 TA:,JWUilTH SOWS. AVG . 400 lb.1 1 each . Emo ry Powell . · !{.acme 1 REVIVAL WlTII ltEv:-AnuE Phone Portland 275 11 12 3lc M&rks, Evangelist at Jupp.a ~k 1iANI> MADE QUILTS $23; QUlLT tbodisl Church. Pa:.t11r Rev . top. $10. Mrs. J. W. Weatherby, Fr~land Nurr111 . Nov. lti ·thru 1 JJ 11 rmonvil!e ltoad . Phone 804·Y. Nov. '!? 7 .JO p. m Everyone 1 11 12 3tc welcome. l t·l3·3tc ' tOO · IIJ1I .. _________ _ a__ Crows Steak Hause TU· 6·23·tf - ( A (' 8 cHord lu.c 1- Oh.. 12 ROOMS, 2 BAT~TO · ,. ' -. be torn down 1mmed1alely All j"';;;,.._;;;;;<l;;;;;;;;;;:;;:=:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:; malerJal!i and p ~umbm g for f sa le. Corner of Second and Hud· son, Middleport Phone 600SM. or f1Ufl8J. 11-IJ·UlP l:ll& Sllb On CHAR.BROILf.D STEAKS: Pom•rov, Ott,.. steermg. Needs paint. Also 1954 Mer&:ury Hurricane Motor Jo' ast $130.00. Call M4Y after 5 p. m . 1l-1l<IIp 141'1. Robert Johnaton enter· talned on Friday evening at her home with a Merry Key part)' . Mrfl. Norman St.iverll was the de· monstrator fer the evemng Game& wete -played and prizes awarded to Mn. Ed Moore, Mrs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs. Carr'lll Adalll.!l Jr. 1- - - - -SIZZLit.fG ----- ---· i12 FOOT WOODEN "OA'I' --WITH - I(20 --I ·-·-...:.:._:__::Bu~iness Services (Ill I t ion, New HaveD. 2353 7· \VMPO Daily.Progra Sehednle Midd leport. 1 "(. 19 6 0 RE.."iPUNSIBLE for any deb\11 contracted bY any· one other than myself. , '{Si&ned) Kenneth Yo.nkcr •. . 322 Nm·th Second Ave 1\liddlepon, Ohio .. GAS l~N\.·r~ Hn:iJ OAL BO IL~~~l Has multitun:h Bryant (,as l h cuntro 1s : Bur ner comp let e Wll 1 Ideal for home . gree nhOliSe or brooder hou sr: use. l'rin·d to sell. 11 ·13·3tt SEE THE J Wll.L NOT BE Wanted - I I (9) For Sole NO HUN'l'lNG ON MY PROPERTY day or night. Dan11 C. Yuung, RL 3, Pomeroy. _:.:..:_.:c_.:c_.:___ __ _ 11_ D_6tP played the organ and danced with • PARTY HILD several . of those attending the dance. Also f~atured were the Three DeJays. Those winning the .contest were: fllst dance, Mar· Those attending were those p ret Lou· Roney, New Hu·en and Earl McKinley, Middleport ; win· mentioned above ,_nd Mrs. Mar· ners of the slow dance were Bev- vin Bennett, Mrs. James Gilbert effy Roush., Mallon and Kit Neal, and Mrs. Donald Brown. Businf'SS Services I CONTIIT HILD A dah.ce contest wn held :re- · cently at the Teen canteen which is sponsored by the Jr. Woman's Club of New Heven. the contest was jud~ed by Gayklrd who also • - Can:l ot: Tbanb l[ld Speoi.&l Noticet of Events .1.00. Obituarl~ publllhed. at 1 cent per word. 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYf 1 MO WORDS 15 60c: 00. $1 .~ $4.50 $1.20 :10 60c: SLI!O $<1.00 $1.0< z 7:1< $2.26 $'1.50 Adl reeeiwd by 10 A 31. will btl in that day't paper. _ __ _ _ _ -- BU itHOliGHS ADDll\G MACIHNE Curunw ~Y~l!wruer ~xct!llent (;Ofi· MIDDLE· AGED WO.MAN WA NTS dillOn . Priced rt!;o~unable . Phone work. Write SoX 66&8 c/o The 11 11 3tc 6181-J . Daily Sentinel, Porileroy, Obio. 11 12 3tp - -- - -- - -HOT PO NT 17 CU BI C FEET deep lood storag£>. The tin est and best on the market, be sure (20) w1Lh Hot Puint. t•1ve year pro· 1 , tect10n plan on food and freez- 1- OH RENT - EXTENSION LAD· cr. $21 93 monthly payments DERS. Sc~ffold J;loarda, Orop It will pay for itse!f in sa\'ings CloLhs. _Clmton Fisher, Midd I<· or food . Can dehver and install port. Ohm. Ph.one 1)265. same day you buy. t-; "'mg Stor e I ~ -Pome,y, Phoue w . 1111 31c· Am CONDITIONING. REFRIGER· 1 1 atwn servi(:e. Jack'• Refrigera· .... -.... (I ) NotiCe D~.HC. TO SUPPLY NEW RABBIT DOG. PERSON STAND and carrier newapapera ll ·ll ·6tp Must Jiye in M.lddleport, bav TWO COON DOGS. CALL 8366Y car. Cont,act Mr. Nolder. La or see Otmer Grimm at Sugar Salle Hotel, Phone 60t?M bell · ll -3k Run Mill . tween 6 and '7 p. m. Monda and Tuesday. 11-13-3t 1959 FHIGIDAlRE AUTOMATIC washer Vsed 4 months. Real Bargam Phone 844-L. ll ·lHH r l I ~I 'F..mploymem 15 MONTII OLD Phone 71·M. WANT ADS PHONE 398 (17) HeIo Wanted (91 For Sole f Slnee The Invention of the Agrltator .NO RINSE TUBS .FILTERS LINT •cHOICE OF CBLORS .NO INSTA-LLATION .TWO WAY Fl(;L 'N DRAIN .5 YEAR GUARANTEE ON GEARS 1956 lHEVROLE'l' 210 V8, $1,195. 2 door 11edan. A fine dean cur With Jlandlllrd transmirmon. Blal'lt· GOOD L:Llt:AN LUMP COAL. 11 7 me ( 'a ll Rutllmd, 2-41:13~. Orville na.fl , Pomoroy. Hogue. ll ·:J·:JUtc BUft.:K CENTURY 2 DOOil. - -- - - - - - - - - - , :.., $1,b95. Hard lop.· Power l!teenng TWO .lt'Oit THE J'IUCE CJl<' ONE. J'ow~r bn!MJii. DynaUow drtve. H.eg uJur IIJZC flashhA~:hl battcne~;. R11dio !lti~ater. lliacUnar'a,llUc each. HuwJcy and Ueed, MJd· Pomemy. 11 7 6tc d lll port 11 tl tfc :Jim ....... - - -- - - PONTIA~ VB 2 DOOH $1,295. C~Jeftam "cdun: HydnmHlhc. 1856 I lladio, heate r, Sparklinlo! orlJiin· 11 1 two tone turquoise and whlte tiniab . Very clc~n. Hlui:!ttnar'S, Pomeroy. 11 7 tc ~A- ~ ·TON FORD PICKUl'. IN good coridiJon $400.00. Harry G. illrow~J. Chester. Ohio. 11 7 6tp 19D2 - -·c--=-- - - PUlL It .. ALl ,...".· 14, 1~. A... M. . · · J. am leavmg tb..1 State and w111 :llpU n.IY l)cnonlll :Property. Located Y. 0111(! off the Uld County !toad from Ra cine to Portland on Sell· CI'S H1dge koud No. lJI) LebaUQn Town!tlup. Wci!tm~houlie Refrigerator l:)pced jJuecn Wlliihcr 3 pltll."e Uedroom t:uite _ .. • . (:._!<Ja_l_M_~ .~'1,!?,"11.!:- useo BOAT3 AND I0-For Sale or Rent 1932 BUlt.:K 2 •DOOH. S~U~N. <.:11 n N. SECOND MOTOR~} n.s.oo •na up, whlll they ,•••. Metropolitan Nitri•tt 5•1•• end S•nln, PDmeroy, Pi14ntt 86-M. 2·3·tfc BOB'S TRII SIRYICI. 13 ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6$41. NOW'S 'THE BEST ifiME TO BUY ELECTRIC DRYER ~A-BIAUTY VISIT B-A BEAUTY IHOP Hair ah.aptng, pormanent wavilll 1 . t ' . ST. .. ., .. 11·3·25tp. Cotemlln fuel oH heater Jo, OUH ROOM HOUSE IN MINERS ville with full basement, run· and atyling. ·caU 231J, Rae.l.ne. have b)' tukmi over paymcnt11 of L>rc ~scr ning W<ater, automutic water 10'27·30te ~ per month. Phone Ma11on, Huga . heater, 1:as furm1cu, linllck bar w•1 ~·~ ~~.•3·39ta. 11 _10_ tHe 3 H P. Rolary Mower 23 ln. . . Wlur:pool Dryer in kitchen, on schoOl bus route. (20bJ Insurance 190() CHEVRdLET POWEH.t.:LIDE H.' C.,\. 'l'clevhllon Call ti812M . 1l-l::J·3tc D'luu 2·lone, radw, healCI'. 'H7 Dodge 4 door car G1'_od ' condition $2:;0.00. Pllionc And many other arliclea \ 14 J Kent 6~2·Y. ltlddle!Jort. 11·11·3lp OWNER: Claude Gunno "'Or ·__ _ - -~ -~ -- Sale conducted by Bradford Auc· NEW-ONE 01.: TWO ROOMS· ·-:.'r"..:~ ~--~·; tlon L'o. Crltt Bradford, Auction· for ofhce ilpace over Dutton'• 1 . ·. h 1 er. A. (.:. Bradfdurd . • Manager Drug Store .Phon& 6009. MiiTI'tOPOLITA.N Not Re.,onalble for Accldentt 10·20·12tc ..,.. kill Lunch will be ~erved by the church _:.:_:c.:_:c.:_:c_ _ __ _ __ 2 I• fl 11 7 ftlc I Aptrimtntt, Ptoplt't Ttrr•c• and V•l• St., off lutt•rnut AVI., ONE \.iOUU BAY MAJ\E. WEIGli'f 191 Pont-roy. Phon1 321·Y :.WIJ{I lb. fo'reel<~•ld Norrl1, Ita· - ·-· - - - . II I 301p IJSED PANTS, SHlll1'S. JA \::Kii:TS c:lnt!. 11 7 6tc and women'a dru~cs, new. Joe 't .MODERN HOUSE TEt.AILEilS BY Cart)' Out, DM Locual St., SURPLUS INVENTORY. TWO week or mouth. 1000 Central St., sl Jcr~ bread to1111lers. Price $2.9!!1. Gallipolis. 11 9 Btc M.lddlerort. I0·28·30tp . -· Howley & Heed, M1ddleport. 1·7 YEAR OLD MULE 900 LBS. 11 9 6tc & RoOM UNFURNISHED APART· ment. Close tG Kroaers. Chris· 70 mixed chickf'nll. 1 httened TOYI '11 PRICI hos and drcul~tlnJ!: gu bc11tm·. Une Beegle. 11·3·12tc M . E. Gell)'l, Happy Hullow ltd . SALE TO S'l'ART FRIDAY, NOV. lJ until IUfl!llY 11 exhausted. Phone 24308. 11 · 11-3tc WIU Include ldeal Dol11, k.emco 4 ltOOM HOUSE AND BA l'H, 1634 Lincoln H"ts, Phone 321·X or PAlR LADIES ltOLLElt SHOE ttompcr Roum, Hubley aun and 60146., GaUJpolis. 11 7 6tp t>kate•. Size 7. Like 11ew $11. Mrs. hollt()r sell, trutka ,and ura. GoQtae Conde, 1671 Lincoln !Itt, Man)' lt~m , . Remember t'lta 6 JtOOM BRICK DUPLEX WITI! PhqDc 331 · ~1. 11 12 ::Up :late, Open until 7:30 P• m. garage, 143 .BllUernut Ave. J:' ite Novt-ltY Sbop, .Middleport. l'hcme -40t ·J. 11 7 tltc 1 BEAUTY SJIOI £QUJPMiiNT, JN 10 ·2'7-181~ exct~Uenl tondlti€1n. l unit 1 sh1un 3 ROOM AJ'AU'!'MENX, Call· 388·Y. poo .,qye, l ah•n1poo chair, 1 HOT POINT ELECTRIC DRYER \ 1110 61p bali' dryer locl chair comblna• only $99.93. Lett You dry your Uon'! l hair d.,-er, 1 dryer chalr, O:othN In the bou.e ou' of the 6 ROOM APARTMENT ON MU~ r.Ji:HR\' Ave., Pomeroy, ·Built· J mlh'lcure ' tabla. Call Portland 11now 11nd blow. Ewing Store. in kitchen with re(rigerator and 28'7. II 12 3tc Pomeroy, u. Phone.lSS. atovc. Utilities furnished. Also 2 1 Hl-3tc THREE SUOTGUNS, ONE 25.20 Room tumiihed apartment. Call rifle. one re"llltered Red Bone MUST SELL THIS WEEK - Two 376. 1H0·3tc hound. Ell•ha Vitatoo , 12 Park· piece Velour llvln& room auitej 6 pc. dining room suite; kitchen· 6 ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE. It, Middleport. Phone 6264-.J. ette set; Sunray gas range; WeAl· Modern kitchen, blllth, lull base· 11 12 3tc. men!. Storm wlndows and doors. lnghou•e refriw:erator; 3 pc. bed· room suite: 2 full al:ce doubl e $60 per mo., 123 Hudson St.. bed1; 1 R11dlant i/:&8 Middleport. Call 6311-Y bathroom heater; 1 Zenith 11 10 aon•ole wltb record player. Oth· -- ~~ CV~!fJI!.er rarki~e ~ ~~ r . Amos 'n' Andy Sh~>tgun Slade l!Owbide , , HottlDePme . DesUa Pla;rhoUe The TwiliJbt ~ne ~" Penoa to Pet*On ·• A FLAMELESS, ODORLESS, FULLY AUTOMATIC\ . . ,:or Sole - - ·---~- ----- - I --- ® UIID ' CAll ....-- • ef ltema ot howu~hold furniture . 4 ROOM HOUSE ON ~NDOR St., &as furnaee. 4 room aplilrtment, Can be teen at 170 Mulberr)'·av, Second St., Pomeroy, au furnace. after a p. m. 11 'I Otc Ca II 294 . 11 10 Eltc FRUIT CAKES. AND TRhlLER CO!olfll, Women, Call 29t or $20.00 monO.. Phone 1110 3tc 6002-M. 11-I.J-31< USED CAR S4LE "' (t 1956 Chevrolet VI .. S.T. · · · · · · · · · · $1195 1955 Ford VI - A.T, .. · .. · .....: .. ·, .. $7f5 \ ( . .., . ..~ \ ' ' ' ... ~..-~ j ' )'" • .. · .., ...... ., ' .... . .,...... . .. •., .,Uv- • ' • ,. ~&0 W• .Mllin St. • i fhtt '.. -~· . �.. . ,~~- .. . . . ..,... .. ~-· ..... ... •• ~- ...... -~ ••••• p - ~_.._,. , __ ..., .--··· ·. • • 8 .Dooily Sentine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 13, 1959 - • .. 1'011 CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE USULT!l ' . Rt.TES ~ ae.a.,pe word, ooe lasertion. Miru.num chuj1>- 60 ce.uta. ...._. ..-, word for three conaeeuti.Te 1n5ertlont. · &pedal -one monib for 30 cents per word. ·NI nte of ·3 centi: per W(lrd will be charaed for advertiatDC II Dot paid witALn. 10 ~aya a!ter receiving bilL Zrron lD Advert.i6ing - Should be reported inunedi.a.teJ:y. Tis lllll1 Seot1net WW DOC be re&IJODSlble for more thiD one .incor- . \ I B--Lie IUIIIIII r R.dlfl a Phone I I tl:· 13, 19. 20, .Up AT NOT aE HESI'ONS lBLE I !olany <icbts contcac~cd by "'Y· KARR & VAN ZANDT one other than myself I hi ' Corne l1us Conger Pomeroy, 0 ° wiLL (Porter House, New York Slrlpo, Clubs At) I West Main St. CLELAND$ TV ••,.,, ..,... . Phone too Pomeroy . 1 PRE CHRISTMAS AUCTIONt•R -- (t;) .A.uto Soles I '~;;.~ l9t!U PA'I"l"F.H.NS _ _ 19{17 rLYMOUTH 6 L"'Y L. $1,005.1 shipyard dock 1n Groton, Conn.. The buclear powered Triton 1JI the flrat with twin reaeton. The aub II fi7 teet long, wl.tb 6,660-t.on dlaplacement. The Triton'• comtJat bd'ormation center '{loWer) will be the nerve center ot the craft whll1' lt 11 on radar piCket duty. 12:80 tor You 1 I 1 Electric Steam Iron With Purehaoe of This Wasber Priced As Low As PLASTIC Less Giant Trade·ln F'iber glas11 awnings, lJ.oy and pLates all kindlil, Aluminum ladders ·au kind•. (tree .Eslimale, Dale Wippel Supply, 21:) Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Uhio. 11 ·30·00tc Blg~estlmprovemenl In Wringer Washe~ NJ ~ Itt n11fll.ill door sedan. A clean locuUy owned c11r. Standard sluft. A rear gas Baver. l.ilii ttlnll r "~>, Pom· eruy. 11 7 tile .fo Cowl">'-· F·REE DOUill ATOMIC POWII-Qew and ~Ween (upper) ot the world'l largest aubmartne, thl Trlton, atand at attention durlnl coinnlle:alonlng ceremuntea at General Dynamla "indow blinds and shades, venc t1an bhndll, all kinds and &:olors . _, Marketa.port 11:40 12:00 Newa WASHER Wrlto~':'..!.,....,;"'t- STILL HAVET IME TO order calendars, matchell, ice scra per~. (.:Jlfls tmas cards, ad · vertJsJog speda!Ues for · the holiday Keason. Phone 429-Y. U ·12·:n_ ' ·- - - c i w...... SUPER REGENT CONVENTIONAL I~YoU PENSIONERS WANTED : couN-. try home , modern wnh gas furnace heat , mea!s and laun· dry all for $50 00 monthly Write Box 668P, care TI-Je Dal ly Sentm.el, PometOY , 0 . \1 -lJ-:itc 1 Uld ON THE ALL NEW t..mpl$ !Mrvkle SPEtiALS (Co~r•lrJ Introductory Offer !HOUSE Rt. J, Portland, Ohw . . 11 12 3 1p 14 TA:,JWUilTH SOWS. AVG . 400 lb.1 1 each . Emo ry Powell . · !{.acme 1 REVIVAL WlTII ltEv:-AnuE Phone Portland 275 11 12 3lc M&rks, Evangelist at Jupp.a ~k 1iANI> MADE QUILTS $23; QUlLT tbodisl Church. Pa:.t11r Rev . top. $10. Mrs. J. W. Weatherby, Fr~land Nurr111 . Nov. lti ·thru 1 JJ 11 rmonvil!e ltoad . Phone 804·Y. Nov. '!? 7 .JO p. m Everyone 1 11 12 3tc welcome. l t·l3·3tc ' tOO · IIJ1I .. _________ _ a__ Crows Steak Hause TU· 6·23·tf - ( A (' 8 cHord lu.c 1- Oh.. 12 ROOMS, 2 BAT~TO · ,. ' -. be torn down 1mmed1alely All j"';;;,.._;;;;;<l;;;;;;;;;;:;;:=:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:; malerJal!i and p ~umbm g for f sa le. Corner of Second and Hud· son, Middleport Phone 600SM. or f1Ufl8J. 11-IJ·UlP l:ll& Sllb On CHAR.BROILf.D STEAKS: Pom•rov, Ott,.. steermg. Needs paint. Also 1954 Mer&:ury Hurricane Motor Jo' ast $130.00. Call M4Y after 5 p. m . 1l-1l<IIp 141'1. Robert Johnaton enter· talned on Friday evening at her home with a Merry Key part)' . Mrfl. Norman St.iverll was the de· monstrator fer the evemng Game& wete -played and prizes awarded to Mn. Ed Moore, Mrs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs. Carr'lll Adalll.!l Jr. 1- - - - -SIZZLit.fG ----- ---· i12 FOOT WOODEN "OA'I' --WITH - I(20 --I ·-·-...:.:._:__::Bu~iness Services (Ill I t ion, New HaveD. 2353 7· \VMPO Daily.Progra Sehednle Midd leport. 1 "(. 19 6 0 RE.."iPUNSIBLE for any deb\11 contracted bY any· one other than myself. , '{Si&ned) Kenneth Yo.nkcr •. . 322 Nm·th Second Ave 1\liddlepon, Ohio .. GAS l~N\.·r~ Hn:iJ OAL BO IL~~~l Has multitun:h Bryant (,as l h cuntro 1s : Bur ner comp let e Wll 1 Ideal for home . gree nhOliSe or brooder hou sr: use. l'rin·d to sell. 11 ·13·3tt SEE THE J Wll.L NOT BE Wanted - I I (9) For Sole NO HUN'l'lNG ON MY PROPERTY day or night. Dan11 C. Yuung, RL 3, Pomeroy. _:.:..:_.:c_.:c_.:___ __ _ 11_ D_6tP played the organ and danced with • PARTY HILD several . of those attending the dance. Also f~atured were the Three DeJays. Those winning the .contest were: fllst dance, Mar· Those attending were those p ret Lou· Roney, New Hu·en and Earl McKinley, Middleport ; win· mentioned above ,_nd Mrs. Mar· ners of the slow dance were Bev- vin Bennett, Mrs. James Gilbert effy Roush., Mallon and Kit Neal, and Mrs. Donald Brown. Businf'SS Services I CONTIIT HILD A dah.ce contest wn held :re- · cently at the Teen canteen which is sponsored by the Jr. Woman's Club of New Heven. the contest was jud~ed by Gayklrd who also • - Can:l ot: Tbanb l[ld Speoi.&l Noticet of Events .1.00. Obituarl~ publllhed. at 1 cent per word. 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYf 1 MO WORDS 15 60c: 00. $1 .~ $4.50 $1.20 :10 60c: SLI!O $<1.00 $1.0< z 7:1< $2.26 $'1.50 Adl reeeiwd by 10 A 31. will btl in that day't paper. _ __ _ _ _ -- BU itHOliGHS ADDll\G MACIHNE Curunw ~Y~l!wruer ~xct!llent (;Ofi· MIDDLE· AGED WO.MAN WA NTS dillOn . Priced rt!;o~unable . Phone work. Write SoX 66&8 c/o The 11 11 3tc 6181-J . Daily Sentinel, Porileroy, Obio. 11 12 3tp - -- - -- - -HOT PO NT 17 CU BI C FEET deep lood storag£>. The tin est and best on the market, be sure (20) w1Lh Hot Puint. t•1ve year pro· 1 , tect10n plan on food and freez- 1- OH RENT - EXTENSION LAD· cr. $21 93 monthly payments DERS. Sc~ffold J;loarda, Orop It will pay for itse!f in sa\'ings CloLhs. _Clmton Fisher, Midd I<· or food . Can dehver and install port. Ohm. Ph.one 1)265. same day you buy. t-; "'mg Stor e I ~ -Pome,y, Phoue w . 1111 31c· Am CONDITIONING. REFRIGER· 1 1 atwn servi(:e. Jack'• Refrigera· .... -.... (I ) NotiCe D~.HC. TO SUPPLY NEW RABBIT DOG. PERSON STAND and carrier newapapera ll ·ll ·6tp Must Jiye in M.lddleport, bav TWO COON DOGS. CALL 8366Y car. Cont,act Mr. Nolder. La or see Otmer Grimm at Sugar Salle Hotel, Phone 60t?M bell · ll -3k Run Mill . tween 6 and '7 p. m. Monda and Tuesday. 11-13-3t 1959 FHIGIDAlRE AUTOMATIC washer Vsed 4 months. Real Bargam Phone 844-L. ll ·lHH r l I ~I 'F..mploymem 15 MONTII OLD Phone 71·M. WANT ADS PHONE 398 (17) HeIo Wanted (91 For Sole f Slnee The Invention of the Agrltator .NO RINSE TUBS .FILTERS LINT •cHOICE OF CBLORS .NO INSTA-LLATION .TWO WAY Fl(;L 'N DRAIN .5 YEAR GUARANTEE ON GEARS 1956 lHEVROLE'l' 210 V8, $1,195. 2 door 11edan. A fine dean cur With Jlandlllrd transmirmon. Blal'lt· GOOD L:Llt:AN LUMP COAL. 11 7 me ( 'a ll Rutllmd, 2-41:13~. Orville na.fl , Pomoroy. Hogue. ll ·:J·:JUtc BUft.:K CENTURY 2 DOOil. - -- - - - - - - - - - , :.., $1,b95. Hard lop.· Power l!teenng TWO .lt'Oit THE J'IUCE CJl<' ONE. J'ow~r bn!MJii. DynaUow drtve. H.eg uJur IIJZC flashhA~:hl battcne~;. R11dio !lti~ater. lliacUnar'a,llUc each. HuwJcy and Ueed, MJd· Pomemy. 11 7 6tc d lll port 11 tl tfc :Jim ....... - - -- - - PONTIA~ VB 2 DOOH $1,295. C~Jeftam "cdun: HydnmHlhc. 1856 I lladio, heate r, Sparklinlo! orlJiin· 11 1 two tone turquoise and whlte tiniab . Very clc~n. Hlui:!ttnar'S, Pomeroy. 11 7 tc ~A- ~ ·TON FORD PICKUl'. IN good coridiJon $400.00. Harry G. illrow~J. Chester. Ohio. 11 7 6tp 19D2 - -·c--=-- - - PUlL It .. ALl ,...".· 14, 1~. A... M. . · · J. am leavmg tb..1 State and w111 :llpU n.IY l)cnonlll :Property. Located Y. 0111(! off the Uld County !toad from Ra cine to Portland on Sell· CI'S H1dge koud No. lJI) LebaUQn Town!tlup. Wci!tm~houlie Refrigerator l:)pced jJuecn Wlliihcr 3 pltll."e Uedroom t:uite _ .. • . (:._!<Ja_l_M_~ .~'1,!?,"11.!:- useo BOAT3 AND I0-For Sale or Rent 1932 BUlt.:K 2 •DOOH. S~U~N. <.:11 n N. SECOND MOTOR~} n.s.oo •na up, whlll they ,•••. Metropolitan Nitri•tt 5•1•• end S•nln, PDmeroy, Pi14ntt 86-M. 2·3·tfc BOB'S TRII SIRYICI. 13 ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6$41. NOW'S 'THE BEST ifiME TO BUY ELECTRIC DRYER ~A-BIAUTY VISIT B-A BEAUTY IHOP Hair ah.aptng, pormanent wavilll 1 . t ' . ST. .. ., .. 11·3·25tp. Cotemlln fuel oH heater Jo, OUH ROOM HOUSE IN MINERS ville with full basement, run· and atyling. ·caU 231J, Rae.l.ne. have b)' tukmi over paymcnt11 of L>rc ~scr ning W<ater, automutic water 10'27·30te ~ per month. Phone Ma11on, Huga . heater, 1:as furm1cu, linllck bar w•1 ~·~ ~~.•3·39ta. 11 _10_ tHe 3 H P. Rolary Mower 23 ln. . . Wlur:pool Dryer in kitchen, on schoOl bus route. (20bJ Insurance 190() CHEVRdLET POWEH.t.:LIDE H.' C.,\. 'l'clevhllon Call ti812M . 1l-l::J·3tc D'luu 2·lone, radw, healCI'. 'H7 Dodge 4 door car G1'_od ' condition $2:;0.00. Pllionc And many other arliclea \ 14 J Kent 6~2·Y. ltlddle!Jort. 11·11·3lp OWNER: Claude Gunno "'Or ·__ _ - -~ -~ -- Sale conducted by Bradford Auc· NEW-ONE 01.: TWO ROOMS· ·-:.'r"..:~ ~--~·; tlon L'o. Crltt Bradford, Auction· for ofhce ilpace over Dutton'• 1 . ·. h 1 er. A. (.:. Bradfdurd . • Manager Drug Store .Phon& 6009. MiiTI'tOPOLITA.N Not Re.,onalble for Accldentt 10·20·12tc ..,.. kill Lunch will be ~erved by the church _:.:_:c.:_:c.:_:c_ _ __ _ __ 2 I• fl 11 7 ftlc I Aptrimtntt, Ptoplt't Ttrr•c• and V•l• St., off lutt•rnut AVI., ONE \.iOUU BAY MAJ\E. WEIGli'f 191 Pont-roy. Phon1 321·Y :.WIJ{I lb. fo'reel<~•ld Norrl1, Ita· - ·-· - - - . II I 301p IJSED PANTS, SHlll1'S. JA \::Kii:TS c:lnt!. 11 7 6tc and women'a dru~cs, new. Joe 't .MODERN HOUSE TEt.AILEilS BY Cart)' Out, DM Locual St., SURPLUS INVENTORY. TWO week or mouth. 1000 Central St., sl Jcr~ bread to1111lers. Price $2.9!!1. Gallipolis. 11 9 Btc M.lddlerort. I0·28·30tp . -· Howley & Heed, M1ddleport. 1·7 YEAR OLD MULE 900 LBS. 11 9 6tc & RoOM UNFURNISHED APART· ment. Close tG Kroaers. Chris· 70 mixed chickf'nll. 1 httened TOYI '11 PRICI hos and drcul~tlnJ!: gu bc11tm·. Une Beegle. 11·3·12tc M . E. Gell)'l, Happy Hullow ltd . SALE TO S'l'ART FRIDAY, NOV. lJ until IUfl!llY 11 exhausted. Phone 24308. 11 · 11-3tc WIU Include ldeal Dol11, k.emco 4 ltOOM HOUSE AND BA l'H, 1634 Lincoln H"ts, Phone 321·X or PAlR LADIES ltOLLElt SHOE ttompcr Roum, Hubley aun and 60146., GaUJpolis. 11 7 6tp t>kate•. Size 7. Like 11ew $11. Mrs. hollt()r sell, trutka ,and ura. GoQtae Conde, 1671 Lincoln !Itt, Man)' lt~m , . Remember t'lta 6 JtOOM BRICK DUPLEX WITI! PhqDc 331 · ~1. 11 12 ::Up :late, Open until 7:30 P• m. garage, 143 .BllUernut Ave. J:' ite Novt-ltY Sbop, .Middleport. l'hcme -40t ·J. 11 7 tltc 1 BEAUTY SJIOI £QUJPMiiNT, JN 10 ·2'7-181~ exct~Uenl tondlti€1n. l unit 1 sh1un 3 ROOM AJ'AU'!'MENX, Call· 388·Y. poo .,qye, l ah•n1poo chair, 1 HOT POINT ELECTRIC DRYER \ 1110 61p bali' dryer locl chair comblna• only $99.93. Lett You dry your Uon'! l hair d.,-er, 1 dryer chalr, O:othN In the bou.e ou' of the 6 ROOM APARTMENT ON MU~ r.Ji:HR\' Ave., Pomeroy, ·Built· J mlh'lcure ' tabla. Call Portland 11now 11nd blow. Ewing Store. in kitchen with re(rigerator and 28'7. II 12 3tc Pomeroy, u. Phone.lSS. atovc. Utilities furnished. Also 2 1 Hl-3tc THREE SUOTGUNS, ONE 25.20 Room tumiihed apartment. Call rifle. one re"llltered Red Bone MUST SELL THIS WEEK - Two 376. 1H0·3tc hound. Ell•ha Vitatoo , 12 Park· piece Velour llvln& room auitej 6 pc. dining room suite; kitchen· 6 ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE. It, Middleport. Phone 6264-.J. ette set; Sunray gas range; WeAl· Modern kitchen, blllth, lull base· 11 12 3tc. men!. Storm wlndows and doors. lnghou•e refriw:erator; 3 pc. bed· room suite: 2 full al:ce doubl e $60 per mo., 123 Hudson St.. bed1; 1 R11dlant i/:&8 Middleport. Call 6311-Y bathroom heater; 1 Zenith 11 10 aon•ole wltb record player. Oth· -- ~~ CV~!fJI!.er rarki~e ~ ~~ r . Amos 'n' Andy Sh~>tgun Slade l!Owbide , , HottlDePme . DesUa Pla;rhoUe The TwiliJbt ~ne ~" Penoa to Pet*On ·• A FLAMELESS, ODORLESS, FULLY AUTOMATIC\ . . ,:or Sole - - ·---~- ----- - I --- ® UIID ' CAll ....-- • ef ltema ot howu~hold furniture . 4 ROOM HOUSE ON ~NDOR St., &as furnaee. 4 room aplilrtment, Can be teen at 170 Mulberr)'·av, Second St., Pomeroy, au furnace. after a p. m. 11 'I Otc Ca II 294 . 11 10 Eltc FRUIT CAKES. AND TRhlLER CO!olfll, Women, Call 29t or $20.00 monO.. Phone 1110 3tc 6002-M. 11-I.J-31< USED CAR S4LE "' (t 1956 Chevrolet VI .. S.T. · · · · · · · · · · $1195 1955 Ford VI - A.T, .. · .. · .....: .. ·, .. $7f5 \ ( . .., . ..~ \ ' ' ' ... ~..-~ j ' )'" • .. · .., ...... ., ' .... . .,...... . .. •., .,Uv- • ' • ,. ~&0 W• .Mllin St. • i fhtt '.. -~· . �• ' cHUCKlE FOR TODAY CONVINTION SUNDAY r' " • enttne .e - -------- HELENA, Mont. (UPI) - Winter readied another savage blow today at Montana villages and ranches already reeling under record-breaking cold and snow. The Weather Bure:ou said lhe secoOd blizzard was sweeping down from Canada and would invade the hard-hit state late today. motion pic- byy Mrs. Martha Mrs. Huoted rom· For you who o.ro 5 ft. 5 orund~r ... · GET A "SAFETY-TESTED" USED CAR NOW, ••• WINTERPROOFED AND READY-TO-ROLL! The forecast was bitter news for ranche.n; struggling through waist-deep drifts to reach millions of cattle and sheep stranded and near starvation high in the Rocky Mountains. Cold wave warnings wert issued for Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana Obio and lower Michigan and the RuUand·a Higb. School band, Weather Bureau warned of heavy snow squalls which wouuld dump [ ~~:~";'_;;:i~:by a lopsided grid one to three inches of snow from 1, fashioned against of P.rkersburg the upper Great Lakes Into the Friday night. :!ltaged its halftime northern Ohio Valley. ahPW honoring team and band Rutland Band Performs At Game On Friday OR. EDMUND LIFE Plan Revival Opening l\londay At Laurel Cliff Dlmln•t&s Cortly Alftratlont •• '*' Weather Bnreau Warns Area Of Second Blizzard Advance osociatioon obBerved ~·o; "'"'u they met ' Unlloool - 1 - i a n o l OhW. Colcl waft ht\lfld. T"""' lq n~uch col., wttfl 1 •I•· ....... OWl' ...... of the ........ nitht wtth temperatu .... faiiMsw te 15-24 • ._.. ...,......., by Sun4lly mornlne. Sund.ly PM'ffy doud .,.. cohNr with a ftw ...,. fiiii'I'IM. Reels Under Savage Wintery Mo Storm Roaring Down Out Of Canada American Ed1reation Week Is Teachers POMEROY, OHIO Weather .,._, • Shollldlrs are narrower • Wllaf lnd hlplines lf8 aborter and seniOrs. tuJitr • Skirt len~th Jt: corrtctJY ptopor&.ed .. There never wao a better lime to get a real bargain In ..... . • .. - - ·!8. . .... . . ... a good used oar tban rlghl now. We've whacked the prices 1oJove 'em oul. Stop In now, you'll oo glad you did. 1954 OLDS • • MEIGS THEA"E $895 • TONIGHT II today. 1953 FORD • • $395 • Customllne z.lioor Sedan. V·8 engine. Bright new seat rovers. Fordomatlc drive. "I got rhythm" says this litUe car. She sure has too. Come aeefor yourself. .1955 FORD • • $895 • Custom \'8 2·1Jo9r. Frlaky as • young colt. A top I'"'' former and a good looker. Solid as a rock, too. It s 'J steal of a deal. Better drive it now. 1955 DeSOTO $1095 • Flredome Sporlaman. This Hardtop beauty has only bad one owner. He waa particular too as you can see. Full lime power ateerln&. Powerflite transmission. Radio, heater and many more accessories. 1954 OLDS $995 • • • Super 88 Holid~ Coupe. Flaahtns performance with the world famous Rocket engine and Jetaway Hydramatic Drive. An excepUonatly nice car for the model. 1953 BUICK ·. • • $395 StflTil'l,l-lone t_rl!eJIIIniiJI. Smooth power straight 8 en· tr,llinll~on. ~t of car for little liot )'IIIIi' d~<t" JPO... _. . ',, t +~r~ ~.... Ill' • : ' :fii", ..,~ .. · 'I'll' r _ . ·· · . J 1956 OLDS" :· ·: • $1495 "11° Holiday 4 Door Sedan. ·One careful local owner. COrti Hid white finish. Low mtlea,e. Tires are like new and they are white aide walla, too. l 1956 PLYMOU"T-. "195 Savoy ' Door. VB eosine with Stick Shift .franamtsston, tWo lone arey finish. This one WUI go faat so hurry. 1953 CHRYSLER $495 l'ew Yorker 4 Door, fully equipped, power steering. Drl'yN, lite new. Here's a fine family car WJ>rlh mucll mort. . • •• • $995 black finish topped orr tranamll81on. lJere'o a Drive II and you will ZANDT ~~e~!~ft,IS ~~JdOl "HAVE ROCKET 98 4·Door sedan. Luscious Z.IDQe green. Plenty of room for the whole family in lhla 'bold; All the driving ronven· lence features, too. A quality car at a new low piice. Eye Heath Methodist Eleanor Circle Pnmoroy. nhto WILL TRAVEL" the Heath MethodiJt Cburdt ot Mid· dl Th eport met urlday evening at 'l:ao at the cburch. The devotions were given by Mrt. Norma Wilcox ueln& as her topJc "Facea To Reflect Tbe Li&ht." Three Sloo,.. 1 -olio'THE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY" MJehaol Landon - Jo MolTOW SATURDAY "THE REBEL SET' --- Gregg Palmer K.athhen Crowley The .proQram chalrma 1, Mn. Charlea All Bradbury lntro«'ueed "JOHNNY ROCCO" Rich colors bor!Vilid from a Persian lleOYefl By LUCILLI HAWKINS Roberta Kraeuter and Terry Bradford, wh'lner• In tbe region· al l'arm Bureau Talent Find at Piketon, returned home Tuesday evening from Columbus where they sang and attended the ban· quet of ~ht'l annual meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federa· Uon. Terry Bradford waa the over nitllht J~~t~lt o.f Roberta Kraeuter Coleen Gray SUN., MON. anol TU.S. "WOMEN OBSESSED" at the • loom aive you 8 compllmtnt-inviti"' print · In Juxuoy Cel111111 tcO!Itt. Port bow addS ·just tho rliht ~­ to 1 colletless nellJ(nt; . I ·r flltterl"' l4 ~ 1ored sllrt. fml~'' : , blue htzt, nut bniir~ . ; Slzea U&f28, It~ ;_ the guest apeater, . Mn. h.alph Zundel who ~:poke on the Week· ••• ln Rio day bliJ:iou• Education prOifam Tuelday. to attend the ln thJa area. Jdf!i. Carl Moore, Mra. John and Tea Mrs. Zundel teachell at nine Smit"b and Mrs. Homer W-'ter achotla in the a~a of the fourth wert vialton j.n Pu.ker1bure Wed· and Ufth lrtdee each havine 4Jne neaday. ~our leuona.. David Thomff.l left thJs week , Mn. John Krawacayn presldent, fdr ·~ indefinite vblt in Crook1· presided ov,, tbe meeting. Plana viUe with Mr. 'and Ml'l. Walter were made for the December Thoma'll and family . to be held at Uie home o1 ll~~:~~'~John Frick ifi a medical Fultz wlth a ,peclal at the Meip General , The II'OUp a one dollar . C. F. Tompkins and .Mra. Parker Were vtl.ltora in and P•rkenbure Wed· ftlkilard Eyer - SUhn Hayw.ard, Stephen Boyd Mainly About People In Pomeroy '' . ' t ' !; ~ )• ' . You always get a me;otlnii BARGAIN AT BLAETTNAR'S Then reconditioned, wlnterlHd, beautl.. are youn at really low prleea. 1955 BUICK VI 2 Door Setlan ........ $99S· and finAl trim tinea of the model. The kind that the meq Uke for the best girl to to the bta dance of the !Ienon . suaaested the tune "Aftt!t the Pomeroy National· Christmos ·C:lub 'Opens November 16th· Football Scoreboard ' I ' Special. bynafiow. Sharp OrlginJI gre~n, . il)ll white fin· Ish, with a clean Interior. ShoWIIg<>Od cata. .. ; 1,, • 1959 BUICK VI Special· · : ·· · · :' · ·· $2 7~5· pOwer •teerl~ vm•, ~~n, fl$ Plu (6lk weekly) . UO Plan (fi,.OC\ weeklY)'.' 1957 BUICK Sptdal 4 Dr. sHan ·· $1',195' . UOO Plu.(f2.Qo teekly) . . flSt PloD (f3.00 .feeitiYl . 2 Door Sedan. DYJ!llflliw, Very ntce.,One careful local owner. .• . ' . ' , · ., · One careful local owner. Dynaflow drive. Radio and Healer. Power Steerfna. Extra clean. 1955 CHMOLET VI·Bel Air ·· ···· $1,195 4 Door Sedan. Powergllde, Power steering, Power Brakes. Very cood care by one local owner. Low mileage. 1955 FORD VI 2 Door Sedan .... · · .. $895 Ford-o-malic. A clean sllarp car just waiting ~... Y/lu. 1955 'BUICK Centur, Vt · ·· ·· · · · · · $1,195 4 Door· Hat'dtop. Dynaflow, PoWer sleer\nc '·J!IIwer brakes, Spotleas Red and Willie ftnlab Wt••"..iilJnhed and black Interior. · ;· -r y:~; ' 1954 · lUlCK V8 Specif · · ·.· ·:· · · ··.~~ ~) 't~-~ ',; 2 Door Hardtop. st.!. Ti'ananll.l.i~Jm~ 11m!. ~~W. ·' sida, aoool Urea. SH.AlUllll "c ., .. ~·-· •. ~ \ " " Plaa~UO.OO weekly) , week4' depolltunate suing 10 ea&y !bat many folks opell Cbriatmifi Club ~~ ·!'.,: apeelal purposes, like savlng for ~ew furniture ora long trip. · · \1.· OPt~ ,0~, accOi!~t fl 8!J!I~ o~' !!U~ ~'venle~~l)y, !~~~ offlc~. , wl!l'mean a bla Chr!Stmai'lo ~980. ·, " .... . • ,' ,. : t · OEMS TO MEET ,m in LaVeHe, nem"ocratie chlir~ of Athens Cou1tf, be the speaker next Tuesday wbeD tbe Meigs County Dem'*atic Club meets in Portland Grac)e School at 7:30 p. m. The public is invited. · , · ~ wur I Plck·your plan now:. from ~lie to flO a we~. N_ext year you'll be ready for Cbrlst· mas; ~ need to bOrrOW or dlaturb your regUlar savtncs account. Sllllll couob ' J ..Athens 32, Pom.,.... 6 Galllpojlo 44; Mill41iooo1 12 • Jack...:. 20, 'W..Id41n I Lagan 64. N_.aonvllle •0 Rutland 57, LlHie Reds 0 , K'(l8r •2. Fairland 0 : SovthwMtant 37, Hanaan ; W. v•. 14 . Pt. PINNnt 35, W,a hama 12 fl$1 Plu (~ .00 weekly) ' PLAN BELLIIjG There will be a hellin& an:d shower · for llr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Friday, ,Nov. 20 at 7:30 p. m. th~. 1 Burlin«bam Woodmen , A:U rebt&et · and ;!i.~dl are invited t~ a'tend. , •· I ' A small start . • 1 . B~G ' •" ' · .: ·P~rne. roy . Hatiori~l n~ ' Bc.nk: siN~ - ~17). · Middleport High Gridders Dads Are Accorded Honors On Friday Dads of MiddlepOrt High School players took their bows in before the start of the Gajlipolis-YeUow game Friday. night witlt the high School band . 'r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 13, 1959 boles swisher