https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5ea2592bb76bf4ad7274c79019d14f99.pdf 6d02e0538b827737ac1158f2fdcc3dea PDF Text Text • ' 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$1 Plu (~ .00 weekly) ' PLAN BELLIIjG There will be a hellin& an:d shower · for llr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Friday, ,Nov. 20 at 7:30 p. m. th~. 1 Burlin«bam Woodmen , A:U rebt&et · and ;!i.~dl are invited t~ a'tend. , •· I ' A small start . • 1 . B~G ' •" ' · .: ·P~rne. roy . Hatiori~l n~ ' Bc.nk: siN~ - ~17). · Middleport High Gridders Dads Are Accorded Honors On Friday Dads of MiddlepOrt High School players took their bows in before the start of the Gajlipolis-YeUow game Friday. night witlt the high School band . 'r �·'-'--·-- ,, • NTI lL 2--Ua!.ly y ddleport, 0., Nov. ! , 1059 I UND Y •• • fiCO ' ... l Ko .. • . r ();'If A erican itica ph ug m t f the vocal p o e Government s n · n fr th ell -! • illR d tlne , Pomei>O)'·MldldleJIOrt. 0 OOL LESSON OF nvict' ns V A second e ample: "'"'" - 73 o - ol al!t ano.ther I ct d r h" fal· This is true simply n more p~ le much t, much le s ta e e new demands Of lh t p s.' ' 0 _,_... t h e of •dillY food oerVed ln e .day, Ohlo sio~ specJal ure, fo tet ach stud d lp c nit}- I f , this fenr'""' nd rgonizotion t m Middleport Buill Bu I Sh pplllc Ceu.ler ttchens dldleport c • Year TH PU re Bu lgloa, W. VL Salmolllecl•by 4;!ycle '· I AI~Y !. Follow .. EOF . lrl ..... IM.rnlna •• ... amt , Davia e't'enlng w th Ertewine .1 1.111$--1 �·'-'--·-- ,, • NTI lL 2--Ua!.ly y ddleport, 0., Nov. ! , 1059 I UND Y •• • fiCO ' ... l Ko .. • . r ();'If A erican itica ph ug m t f the vocal p o e Government s n · n fr th ell -! • illR d tlne , Pomei>O)'·MldldleJIOrt. 0 OOL LESSON OF nvict' ns V A second e ample: "'"'" - 73 o - ol al!t ano.ther I ct d r h" fal· This is true simply n more p~ le much t, much le s ta e e new demands Of lh t p s.' ' 0 _,_... t h e of •dillY food oerVed ln e .day, Ohlo sio~ specJal ure, fo tet ach stud d lp c nit}- I f , this fenr'""' nd rgonizotion t m Middleport Buill Bu I Sh pplllc Ceu.ler ttchens dldleport c • Year TH PU re Bu lgloa, W. VL Salmolllecl•by 4;!ycle '· I AI~Y !. Follow .. EOF . lrl ..... IM.rnlna •• ... amt , Davia e't'enlng w th Ertewine .1 1.111$--1 �... .. ~ -...... .... . .... ...,_____.... . . .............. ..-· .,._ -..~·- ·------- Mystery Farms Of The Weel Panthers, Yellow Jackets Dt;feated In SEO:\L ;~;:..,~"":;-"·""""" K llsU- EvansRunsWildWith6TD'sln I STANDINGS Bulldo~sUseLong~a· ersToB1te _ RutlandTakes , yger p ~12 Victory Over Middleport Team ~:~:;n L: c.!:~~~!.;-~:::.~~ !!~ .?:~~ By S7-G FootWl C.rft 1""m Over Ev~ns, haln;:c~<.,and :Jr.r ~··J~ ht ,, . 0 wr g;pL- .) Hig 'h F...._lillltJ. ¥.1-&ef Creek, to. the GJlllipolis..Blue Devils here Fnday mght over ~~~3{Y e- I , ni.Jht on it. home fit.ld. KYrerr' Bddte Freneb opened tti& ltOI'illl witb a 5-yard PIYdlrt i 11 "- f'-ot tiiP D ve ..::aaper quar 61 · yard& a CUmaD. nA....,. tor .... 16, then ln the aeco.nd quarter to take the steam out of the vUiitors. John Felhwe taHlf!d from th~ three, 1nd Frencb ran for l'P for &bird quarter aeore1. Frencll toot a pall from Mulford for -22 yardl aJ¥1 'tbe TD. also in tbe thj.rd qutrter. Both c:oac:het uaed seCODd and tliird atriRJers throughout tbe fourth period. -«a•l -GRllipoflo . :. ' ·'A thenJ . . . . . 4 2 3 0 o 3 2 2 5 0 Lit•"' . ......... Middleport · · · · · · · 1 winalocked up third place for Coach Bob S~ng screw. Pomeroy Jacket:.B it meant a must victory on Turkey Day over Nelsonville Southern Valley For wound up it1 Pomeroy or seventh place in the league behind Pomeroy, 32-ti !t~ ~~;·-:::, ~;~,l~n':";:f~:~ footbalf ch..mpa, Too mu•h Paul a Bal'd-runmng Negro many Yellow Jacket e~rors. brou~ht a ~4- 12 gn too to A~~~·~;;si.~~g~.;,;ning "·--·-:-· ••· on slick band·ofEs from Gary Lane, danced and slimmed a total or 16'7 yards .,0_. for four to<<cbdowns. H• a vu cauehl one of Lane's passes for an·" otheir iO-yard TD late in the game, returned a punt 56 yards for ~n otber · The Jackets were down 12 0 wlth a minute gone in the seronrl 1~~;~; wben they came to hfe f:i on their own 42, they went way to ii:r. plays aided-..Qy 8 15 .Yard for roughnet>S . Walter driving hard. Dick Roderick the Middleport 46 end all the way to hi& pass to Evaos for ·;,iiL~o ·· u 0 4 o 8T 1 hando on the Jaokot so. On the Galll..lls ,M, Mlddi-" Athens 32. lfllomeroy 6 Log1n 64, Nt1tonville 0 In the second half ~he never gol beyo~d Lhe1r a TD in the thirhd Football Scores f~ the game, mo11t uf l~e tuDe being . CoW!ftbus East •• bottled up in•U;Je the1r own ~ Qolwmtut ~·I .• .v ·' ter the opening kickoff, Hartlni'er s Matlon·Pr..,lllln Ill fumble on bis 30 k1lled a m.ove Lorain 6 After "EvaTlli gol his fourtb 1D fCJr . 53 ChiUicothe 0 ~·J Q+l2, the .Jackets went 17 y~rds Ne.w Lexi~n 0 from their 25, ran out of gas m a M Philo I . fourth and two sttuation, Ha.rtin&er 26 GJouster 11 tryin,g a run for it and getting but Pott.,lA 2 one . , , . (lnclnneU W•lnut Hills 14 t::lncln.utl CtAir•l 16 In the fourth quarter thy got Clnclnnatl Wlthrew 6 the1r 44, a personal foul penalty t::lndnnttl Hwhe• 6 Marlemtnt it back, and four paMeS CIRclnnatl ~Nw•r4. 20 tnoornplete. ClnaiNMti T1ft 6 to last effort went from Wyomi~t~· .,_, Col.wn".a South 0 to _the~r 17. After Evans lleiiW• • W-'lnt 0 h1s fmal and al:llth TD, eMil 31 ANna·O · \l;~o~d~~~~:.· agalnlt the Ga~lipoli& P•nnl 6 ....., 0. 1~ • took ~n onslde klck on L4ktW!MCf 31 tt-nsf~cjl 1 i 42. got to the Gallipolis 43, West•r•llle 4f, ·G..- City 0 but were held for downs. , Loncktn "' ,,....,....,.. • A minute later Evans had gone Hllllenl 1f, Met,Yit(llle 14 off Lane'a paas tor 42-l:&, ...,nofciiiM 2!l c.1 ,.._mf 1'! Roderl~;k had run the PAT for ~ ... ~..,.~I t A!' Ua¥wuitY Kioe .. tackle•; Sh•fer, L)'ORit Hul· - Night Spec.iat -·'."••ttiMei' '1"' ~··· • ·* ..,....__, , STATISTICS Mldd. J•ll· .., ~,irflt duwns 15 17 320 . . Ynrda rushi ng 221 12 31 Yards rushing 190 :et rushin g H08 .'a~o;ses atlempttd 10 ' 1 nssns completed 3 ..,asses lnterteptcd I 2 'ul"rl.s pn~smg 4! 82 l'oto l ~·ards 242 349 1i"umbles 2 G ' •3-- •. ~·umbles lost I Penalties ~I 21 ~9 runts 21sL lndlvltlual Yarda.. Hartin):(er, 1B cnrros for lot yds., 1vcral'lll of &.!i. HRrris, 17 carries, 71 yards, 4.1 lost ·v~~~~ ;, 0 2~ '"V • ftl!i*liA .• 01 ...._ ~, 0 12 0 r:vans: 10 yatd run. Evans , , .. Collltlnatlon (hair and Desk .-.". ·· ··· $6.95•. . ·~sTER MARDWAII 6> PlitRNITURE CO. "The Bill Bu•y store Where Your Dollar Has Cenlll" NO. I~COND . . AVE. MIDDLEPORT push acl'osa oight In tbe second quarter the Panthers af~r an exehuge ~f th.e·ftall On p~~s, c_pa;.ned ~n f,he1r own 21). In 16- pllfl ~~~ a 17 11rd paU, cep\lng for explamable rntscue or, two was •fT.oog. The Panthers were ma.ll:lng a 8f'fD.e of it throogh tfle f1rst per•.wd and much. of the &e(:ond. A.l,hens started the !iCoring receiving and going 66 yards m 14 plays, sending quarterback Bobby Nelson over from the two, Butch Gardner getting the PAT on a run for an 8-0 lead, . The Panthers c1me right baek to make It 8-6 by driving from th~lr own 33 ln 13 pla)'s with Bill ~il· S()n scoring from the 2 yard hne. Three m1nutes remained In the first period . Wilson's pass to Rit· y:ard.rt tw Wilson.. off. tackle, tlte ift• the fourth. . Panthers were ttelc1 far 4oWD1 on JhD nc)bstettt'lr, fullbaek, boom-. the Athen• ~. ed 4S the third qUarter tot !'ir;.~~~~ On 1he fourth play , after a h.ad (\lided Athens to i£s own· ,A,, Uof• the razzle-dazzle play opened the winner's third TD. Nelson hilnded off to Sanders. h(' handed off to Jlennett, who pitctu~d back to Nelson .and Nelson lous. hit Sandera with a long aerial on Rutland led 8-0 after the flr&l the Pomeroy 30. Coates had a period, 20;0 at h.alftirde, · .U·O ehanee at Sanders, mi&Bed, and at the three-wil)' mai'k. 'I'he Red Sanden went into score chased by De~·ila rolled tiP 393 y.ards rush!Q Howard Parker. to 125 for lhfir (tpponents. , Crow and Parker stopped Ben· br fie was overth.rown for the PAT. Then came the friekery that hurt the Panthers. Tom brueser kicked off to M{)nt Bennett, Athens' 1!56 poun\·... 1u11 back on his own 21). Bennett faked a ha:ndoff to Gardner, four Panthers bit Gardner, Benne\t seam· p~rt!d 80 yards untouched for a .tl lead. 14 1 TD's mostly on fantastically lonJ gainers. . Crernea!ls opened the seorJnl wt'th a Tlr" •• •arder while tbe_ aound • . of the openm1 whistle still rang In bna' ears. Befode he waa through he added TDe on runs of 58 yards and 70 yards, tbe, lattet coming off a pasa interceptio~. Combs tbe speedy sop}wmcre wing ba~k Piled In flrat fl-orp the yar~ · u~ e"arly lit aec~Dd 4 q)lar't.er, thea raced yal'!l•. mom· entii later, add a. 23 :y.n d TD in the N. lronmen Blast Wellston 26·8, Take Fifth Title In 7 Years . om,.., . OPTOMETR-IB,T Eut Ceart Street, tome~ Roan: to 12, i to ;, (CI'M 111· NO.a .. 'l'b_,.l ~· Oorflild f ..,..rton 0 Creetllnt ,14 ."""'' I 1 S& leV~~ Ct!rolln• 6 eo!.~·· ···~ UCLA 21 North ~rollt\ol;lt,, 1~ Ml•ml, Ill• OcclRnllof 11. Col. Toellef4 · l' l 11 Gartia Offere3 Contra(!t With , Chisox Team CLEVELAND (UPl) - ?\~;;;:,•~;·•~~~ • M"'dleport; M JoJ yard J1uss. Har(inger ~ 8. lltlke CONiiRL Y STILL IIDILINID NJ:W YO)IK UPI-Charley Con· eri,- lha New York Giant's No. 1 qua~tcrbaek, Ia movln& around on his lnjured ankle :·" '-- Is only a faint will be abJe to the Eutem of the National pia)' boat to the fOld r.ldtf nlabt ~. II: ~ling a "very P.d otter" ih Job) the Cbl~ u~te Sox. ' I_ ,' ' ' ' lhroltl ,.ld 'ho woui4 !l,y lo Ohl· cato next ~k to eoJVlet;e . ~t89M&ns wlth Sox "PVJler" liW Voeck . .. I • ' ,- ," • ·,· ,,,s.;~~t~ N.v.tsi-'- • _ IIIII- 0 ~,lko!, s~-U~ It ltV< I Steultinv~l• ' Ia - ' Gareia, released by tlli~ Cleveland Indl&nt )aat m(tlltl\ at~ a 10-y~a:r .vera~e. · ~ue~ ~n w~ be -ia•fl one of . . ·~ ,BY, QU¥-'riiR' · •·'JO..itt 1 'of ••• Gai!JpOIII ' " · HI 8 20--~1 ~ w~ mound' ota!f, CHILDRI!N'B teamed up' to Pomeroy's Coac A ex .c 1 0 mus bave found some cheer m the de· feat, however. He used strong contlngents of fre!hmen and sopho· more• <n hts defens1ve hneup h throughout much of the game. T ey functioned well. Among them were Wi 1ham Step· benson and Donald Sayre as backs. Linemen :*ere John Jones, Allen Hamm, R1ck Crow, James Qualls and David Gordo.n. Crow and Gor· don are freshmen . And R~ Poulin 1~ pound sopha <lPfrtel'b&U:k, started his ~int 0 carri;JI!t 1-67 yl,rdJ, Mi4dleport ~nd l~urth ~uartei'S for the fina•l 32-6. tally. ~:~ P~;!:Snc:n.f . r.._N..... •-•-'-'li '-,::;;.::;;:;:;;;,;:•;;."-I finisb'l!. and c*'* 11-~• J,r_.,.rt ..,1..1 ·u JM 1...44 14< c.luntbuto ~... Ill fn,. NIIIH!e New TIIJI<IIleaMiitln' At) ·House. 1\utland's 1\ed a , blaze of C:ol. $1. ~rY. 1!2 Dulilln 6 ~~f:~~~t;~:~t;: Crows ,, mgl)l ln and come home Wttb e~ge. 1~ HIGH SCNOOL Unk,d ,,..... lntem.tloMI Mlirtett•· 14 Ntw~~rk 0 a.ilevue 31 Port C:llntori :tl L.ancut.r 26 Cothoot.... 6 Ierne Wnlon II I.Nmen I W•rnn Hlrdine )6 'hi. l..ii~My 0 Jackets l Toledo Ctntl'lll C•th,llc 6 ~wn 41 · · ,T,etedo W•l" • I their fourth SEOAL gric 1 fore a big university town crowd. : The Reds Razzle-dauJ.e, plus an 8(}-ya-rd kick-off off a slick fake re- land's. T, in the verse and straight grindait-out football gave the Bulldogs a were held f(tr do•ms. They added Jim Jtobstetter 14_6 first period lead, and a 20·6 halftime 2 I • ra~k up a fourth place finish by taking the Pomeroy Panlheq ~~~ be-- waUo!)ed I"'''"". I ogs team making their own breaks f long gainl!l'a to J.!::'~TS V::~onN!a~ sixth play Evans h1t from the eJiht for 24-12 . , On the first play of the fma . period the score became 30..12, Evans getting m rrom t be 23 over left guard Evans got two more, one with 3:15 left from th~ . 28, and wtth 10 seconds remamm&. took. a Lane pass from the Middleport 40 on the Jackel zo and threaded his way down the middle [ur his su:th TD. I 1 Tr tbe 64-0 over Coach Mel Ad.t~ms' boya .In final standinfill. NelaonvJlle end· ground NelsonYille intc ed wi.th one tie to Its credit, thr at Houndland wit~ sewn l2·12 affair· against Pomeroy laatj [;;~c_lid·~:wns iand as many two-point to 64-0. week. Battling for sixth place wlll be Logan'11 TD parade went like Pomeroy and Middleport on Turkey thiS: JJay. '{he l'an'h.ll!rt. in l~ng ,t,o :Butch KuiJ,n for 79 yatds, Micky A\bena 32-6, ~~ if)~ 1 f81f ttadltion&l FrDzier for f3, Frazier igain, this game with four l<iases, two ties, no tlme on a 51-yard pan from quarwins, to the Jackets one win and terback George StumR and the half· five defeata-tied up in "point ~ ime seore was 24·0. Duane Swartz standings." went ov-er from the two in the third Athens, 4-3·0, ended sclidly in periodNnr 32 0 as the final frame fourtb place as Coach Charles Me· opened Afee c:alled for first cage drills Logan went wild il8tin-t the tJr. lhis morning. . •nl( Crc:rholtnds in the fourth perJACjKSON ROLLS iod. Frazier got ln from 30 yards Th.41 Ironmeli led 20.0 in the ()Ut, Nelson scored on a SS-yard fourth quarter untU 15 seconds re- r un, Frazier again from r.t5 yards mined when Jim Evans went 13 away, 11nd Stump rollM. out for 47 yardl to saorc, and Mel Davis ran yardi and· the final TD. the extra ' poiut. PAT's were registered by Frazier JaeksQn had it their own way (1), Swarll {4), th~, IUns and· most of the way. t,lslde the firat trom Stump; SlumP (2) both runs; four minutes Jackson had driven Paul Smart, ).laJB-- from Bainter. 1 ~ yards with ..;art ~urrett &'?ing · Logan led in l'llllhinJ,.3&7 to 17~ the last yard and adding the PAT palslna: nrlts 169 tO 66 on 5 com· for an s-o lead. pletions of 8 tried to Nelsonville's In the M~Cond period Roger Hy- 6 completions of 18 tried . Logan d"e n, bli Jackl!lon end, blocked a had 9 first down• to• US for Nel· Jlm Evaoa punt on the Wellet.on 18 fJOnvUle. and momenta later Surrett ground By quarters: B 16 8 32--<14 In from the one aa:•ln, Log:an · The 180 pound Surrett, playll)g Nel1opvi11e oooo-o with a bed ankle was used on only Jaokaon B.Q 0 6-20 OGOII-8 tour play• in the second haU, Bar· W~llston ' Prbes- Turlcefirr f . < Isaak Wol:ton: < ' fl ~.!I> 1 ) • Chester, ·· Ohi~ - ·· • ,_ tfl"lB t < i identified the Dally SehtineL Mystecy Farm shown in. the · PhOto shows lh e ney.'esf of the aerial views of Meigs County farms wtll rec elve a free fr;mtod' photo 9f them. farm \JY, ~qQ·, ----a' CHAR.IROfLtD STEAKS -: Crows _:Steele Ht1ute • . . r·· ·-•s-r.z:tt'T~- Co. t I . ,.;~ (POrter Ro-, ~ew Y«<,lilrlpl,,Cblbo A.ll . ' I . FREE·. • 200'-LB. LIVE HOG with I .' Of A • > ·"' ~ -~ \#;' ' • ~. • t! . LOW SPECIA~· .. .- u~ QN .M.Lr Ah --~ ~' ' • • • ~ I• • ., • { ,_. n • ;. .. 'QUALlf{f'' M'il·ls·· 1\.• :'(_[• ·J WE ,lffNANC,I .. .. · ·-r.- . .u.so STOCil ... - ta Shack �... .. ~ -...... .... . .... ...,_____.... . . .............. ..-· .,._ -..~·- ·------- Mystery Farms Of The Weel Panthers, Yellow Jackets Dt;feated In SEO:\L ;~;:..,~"":;-"·""""" K llsU- EvansRunsWildWith6TD'sln I STANDINGS Bulldo~sUseLong~a· ersToB1te _ RutlandTakes , yger p ~12 Victory Over Middleport Team ~:~:;n L: c.!:~~~!.;-~:::.~~ !!~ .?:~~ By S7-G FootWl C.rft 1""m Over Ev~ns, haln;:c~<.,and :Jr.r ~··J~ ht ,, . 0 wr g;pL- .) Hig 'h F...._lillltJ. ¥.1-&ef Creek, to. the GJlllipolis..Blue Devils here Fnday mght over ~~~3{Y e- I , ni.Jht on it. home fit.ld. KYrerr' Bddte Freneb opened tti& ltOI'illl witb a 5-yard PIYdlrt i 11 "- f'-ot tiiP D ve ..::aaper quar 61 · yard& a CUmaD. nA....,. tor .... 16, then ln the aeco.nd quarter to take the steam out of the vUiitors. John Felhwe taHlf!d from th~ three, 1nd Frencb ran for l'P for &bird quarter aeore1. Frencll toot a pall from Mulford for -22 yardl aJ¥1 'tbe TD. also in tbe thj.rd qutrter. Both c:oac:het uaed seCODd and tliird atriRJers throughout tbe fourth period. -«a•l -GRllipoflo . :. ' ·'A thenJ . . . . . 4 2 3 0 o 3 2 2 5 0 Lit•"' . ......... Middleport · · · · · · · 1 winalocked up third place for Coach Bob S~ng screw. Pomeroy Jacket:.B it meant a must victory on Turkey Day over Nelsonville Southern Valley For wound up it1 Pomeroy or seventh place in the league behind Pomeroy, 32-ti !t~ ~~;·-:::, ~;~,l~n':";:f~:~ footbalf ch..mpa, Too mu•h Paul a Bal'd-runmng Negro many Yellow Jacket e~rors. brou~ht a ~4- 12 gn too to A~~~·~;;si.~~g~.;,;ning "·--·-:-· ••· on slick band·ofEs from Gary Lane, danced and slimmed a total or 16'7 yards .,0_. for four to<<cbdowns. H• a vu cauehl one of Lane's passes for an·" otheir iO-yard TD late in the game, returned a punt 56 yards for ~n otber · The Jackets were down 12 0 wlth a minute gone in the seronrl 1~~;~; wben they came to hfe f:i on their own 42, they went way to ii:r. plays aided-..Qy 8 15 .Yard for roughnet>S . Walter driving hard. Dick Roderick the Middleport 46 end all the way to hi& pass to Evaos for ·;,iiL~o ·· u 0 4 o 8T 1 hando on the Jaokot so. On the Galll..lls ,M, Mlddi-" Athens 32. lfllomeroy 6 Log1n 64, Nt1tonville 0 In the second half ~he never gol beyo~d Lhe1r a TD in the thirhd Football Scores f~ the game, mo11t uf l~e tuDe being . CoW!ftbus East •• bottled up in•U;Je the1r own ~ Qolwmtut ~·I .• .v ·' ter the opening kickoff, Hartlni'er s Matlon·Pr..,lllln Ill fumble on bis 30 k1lled a m.ove Lorain 6 After "EvaTlli gol his fourtb 1D fCJr . 53 ChiUicothe 0 ~·J Q+l2, the .Jackets went 17 y~rds Ne.w Lexi~n 0 from their 25, ran out of gas m a M Philo I . fourth and two sttuation, Ha.rtin&er 26 GJouster 11 tryin,g a run for it and getting but Pott.,lA 2 one . , , . (lnclnneU W•lnut Hills 14 t::lncln.utl CtAir•l 16 In the fourth quarter thy got Clnclnnatl Wlthrew 6 the1r 44, a personal foul penalty t::lndnnttl Hwhe• 6 Marlemtnt it back, and four paMeS CIRclnnatl ~Nw•r4. 20 tnoornplete. ClnaiNMti T1ft 6 to last effort went from Wyomi~t~· .,_, Col.wn".a South 0 to _the~r 17. After Evans lleiiW• • W-'lnt 0 h1s fmal and al:llth TD, eMil 31 ANna·O · \l;~o~d~~~~:.· agalnlt the Ga~lipoli& P•nnl 6 ....., 0. 1~ • took ~n onslde klck on L4ktW!MCf 31 tt-nsf~cjl 1 i 42. got to the Gallipolis 43, West•r•llle 4f, ·G..- City 0 but were held for downs. , Loncktn "' ,,....,....,.. • A minute later Evans had gone Hllllenl 1f, Met,Yit(llle 14 off Lane'a paas tor 42-l:&, ...,nofciiiM 2!l c.1 ,.._mf 1'! Roderl~;k had run the PAT for ~ ... ~..,.~I t A!' Ua¥wuitY Kioe .. tackle•; Sh•fer, L)'ORit Hul· - Night Spec.iat -·'."••ttiMei' '1"' ~··· • ·* ..,....__, , STATISTICS Mldd. J•ll· .., ~,irflt duwns 15 17 320 . . Ynrda rushi ng 221 12 31 Yards rushing 190 :et rushin g H08 .'a~o;ses atlempttd 10 ' 1 nssns completed 3 ..,asses lnterteptcd I 2 'ul"rl.s pn~smg 4! 82 l'oto l ~·ards 242 349 1i"umbles 2 G ' •3-- •. ~·umbles lost I Penalties ~I 21 ~9 runts 21sL lndlvltlual Yarda.. Hartin):(er, 1B cnrros for lot yds., 1vcral'lll of &.!i. HRrris, 17 carries, 71 yards, 4.1 lost ·v~~~~ ;, 0 2~ '"V • ftl!i*liA .• 01 ...._ ~, 0 12 0 r:vans: 10 yatd run. Evans , , .. Collltlnatlon (hair and Desk .-.". ·· ··· $6.95•. . ·~sTER MARDWAII 6> PlitRNITURE CO. "The Bill Bu•y store Where Your Dollar Has Cenlll" NO. I~COND . . AVE. MIDDLEPORT push acl'osa oight In tbe second quarter the Panthers af~r an exehuge ~f th.e·ftall On p~~s, c_pa;.ned ~n f,he1r own 21). In 16- pllfl ~~~ a 17 11rd paU, cep\lng for explamable rntscue or, two was •fT.oog. The Panthers were ma.ll:lng a 8f'fD.e of it throogh tfle f1rst per•.wd and much. of the &e(:ond. A.l,hens started the !iCoring receiving and going 66 yards m 14 plays, sending quarterback Bobby Nelson over from the two, Butch Gardner getting the PAT on a run for an 8-0 lead, . The Panthers c1me right baek to make It 8-6 by driving from th~lr own 33 ln 13 pla)'s with Bill ~il· S()n scoring from the 2 yard hne. Three m1nutes remained In the first period . Wilson's pass to Rit· y:ard.rt tw Wilson.. off. tackle, tlte ift• the fourth. . Panthers were ttelc1 far 4oWD1 on JhD nc)bstettt'lr, fullbaek, boom-. the Athen• ~. ed 4S the third qUarter tot !'ir;.~~~~ On 1he fourth play , after a h.ad (\lided Athens to i£s own· ,A,, Uof• the razzle-dazzle play opened the winner's third TD. Nelson hilnded off to Sanders. h(' handed off to Jlennett, who pitctu~d back to Nelson .and Nelson lous. hit Sandera with a long aerial on Rutland led 8-0 after the flr&l the Pomeroy 30. Coates had a period, 20;0 at h.alftirde, · .U·O ehanee at Sanders, mi&Bed, and at the three-wil)' mai'k. 'I'he Red Sanden went into score chased by De~·ila rolled tiP 393 y.ards rush!Q Howard Parker. to 125 for lhfir (tpponents. , Crow and Parker stopped Ben· br fie was overth.rown for the PAT. Then came the friekery that hurt the Panthers. Tom brueser kicked off to M{)nt Bennett, Athens' 1!56 poun\·... 1u11 back on his own 21). Bennett faked a ha:ndoff to Gardner, four Panthers bit Gardner, Benne\t seam· p~rt!d 80 yards untouched for a .tl lead. 14 1 TD's mostly on fantastically lonJ gainers. . Crernea!ls opened the seorJnl wt'th a Tlr" •• •arder while tbe_ aound • . of the openm1 whistle still rang In bna' ears. Befode he waa through he added TDe on runs of 58 yards and 70 yards, tbe, lattet coming off a pasa interceptio~. Combs tbe speedy sop}wmcre wing ba~k Piled In flrat fl-orp the yar~ · u~ e"arly lit aec~Dd 4 q)lar't.er, thea raced yal'!l•. mom· entii later, add a. 23 :y.n d TD in the N. lronmen Blast Wellston 26·8, Take Fifth Title In 7 Years . om,.., . OPTOMETR-IB,T Eut Ceart Street, tome~ Roan: to 12, i to ;, (CI'M 111· NO.a .. 'l'b_,.l ~· Oorflild f ..,..rton 0 Creetllnt ,14 ."""'' I 1 S& leV~~ Ct!rolln• 6 eo!.~·· ···~ UCLA 21 North ~rollt\ol;lt,, 1~ Ml•ml, Ill• OcclRnllof 11. Col. Toellef4 · l' l 11 Gartia Offere3 Contra(!t With , Chisox Team CLEVELAND (UPl) - ?\~;;;:,•~;·•~~~ • M"'dleport; M JoJ yard J1uss. Har(inger ~ 8. lltlke CONiiRL Y STILL IIDILINID NJ:W YO)IK UPI-Charley Con· eri,- lha New York Giant's No. 1 qua~tcrbaek, Ia movln& around on his lnjured ankle :·" '-- Is only a faint will be abJe to the Eutem of the National pia)' boat to the fOld r.ldtf nlabt ~. II: ~ling a "very P.d otter" ih Job) the Cbl~ u~te Sox. ' I_ ,' ' ' ' lhroltl ,.ld 'ho woui4 !l,y lo Ohl· cato next ~k to eoJVlet;e . ~t89M&ns wlth Sox "PVJler" liW Voeck . .. I • ' ,- ," • ·,· ,,,s.;~~t~ N.v.tsi-'- • _ IIIII- 0 ~,lko!, s~-U~ It ltV< I Steultinv~l• ' Ia - ' Gareia, released by tlli~ Cleveland Indl&nt )aat m(tlltl\ at~ a 10-y~a:r .vera~e. · ~ue~ ~n w~ be -ia•fl one of . . ·~ ,BY, QU¥-'riiR' · •·'JO..itt 1 'of ••• Gai!JpOIII ' " · HI 8 20--~1 ~ w~ mound' ota!f, CHILDRI!N'B teamed up' to Pomeroy's Coac A ex .c 1 0 mus bave found some cheer m the de· feat, however. He used strong contlngents of fre!hmen and sopho· more• <n hts defens1ve hneup h throughout much of the game. T ey functioned well. Among them were Wi 1ham Step· benson and Donald Sayre as backs. Linemen :*ere John Jones, Allen Hamm, R1ck Crow, James Qualls and David Gordo.n. Crow and Gor· don are freshmen . And R~ Poulin 1~ pound sopha <lPfrtel'b&U:k, started his ~int 0 carri;JI!t 1-67 yl,rdJ, Mi4dleport ~nd l~urth ~uartei'S for the fina•l 32-6. tally. ~:~ P~;!:Snc:n.f . r.._N..... •-•-'-'li '-,::;;.::;;:;:;;;,;:•;;."-I finisb'l!. and c*'* 11-~• J,r_.,.rt ..,1..1 ·u JM 1...44 14< c.luntbuto ~... Ill fn,. NIIIH!e New TIIJI<IIleaMiitln' At) ·House. 1\utland's 1\ed a , blaze of C:ol. $1. ~rY. 1!2 Dulilln 6 ~~f:~~~t;~:~t;: Crows ,, mgl)l ln and come home Wttb e~ge. 1~ HIGH SCNOOL Unk,d ,,..... lntem.tloMI Mlirtett•· 14 Ntw~~rk 0 a.ilevue 31 Port C:llntori :tl L.ancut.r 26 Cothoot.... 6 Ierne Wnlon II I.Nmen I W•rnn Hlrdine )6 'hi. l..ii~My 0 Jackets l Toledo Ctntl'lll C•th,llc 6 ~wn 41 · · ,T,etedo W•l" • I their fourth SEOAL gric 1 fore a big university town crowd. : The Reds Razzle-dauJ.e, plus an 8(}-ya-rd kick-off off a slick fake re- land's. T, in the verse and straight grindait-out football gave the Bulldogs a were held f(tr do•ms. They added Jim Jtobstetter 14_6 first period lead, and a 20·6 halftime 2 I • ra~k up a fourth place finish by taking the Pomeroy Panlheq ~~~ be-- waUo!)ed I"'''"". I ogs team making their own breaks f long gainl!l'a to J.!::'~TS V::~onN!a~ sixth play Evans h1t from the eJiht for 24-12 . , On the first play of the fma . period the score became 30..12, Evans getting m rrom t be 23 over left guard Evans got two more, one with 3:15 left from th~ . 28, and wtth 10 seconds remamm&. took. a Lane pass from the Middleport 40 on the Jackel zo and threaded his way down the middle [ur his su:th TD. I 1 Tr tbe 64-0 over Coach Mel Ad.t~ms' boya .In final standinfill. NelaonvJlle end· ground NelsonYille intc ed wi.th one tie to Its credit, thr at Houndland wit~ sewn l2·12 affair· against Pomeroy laatj [;;~c_lid·~:wns iand as many two-point to 64-0. week. Battling for sixth place wlll be Logan'11 TD parade went like Pomeroy and Middleport on Turkey thiS: JJay. '{he l'an'h.ll!rt. in l~ng ,t,o :Butch KuiJ,n for 79 yatds, Micky A\bena 32-6, ~~ if)~ 1 f81f ttadltion&l FrDzier for f3, Frazier igain, this game with four l<iases, two ties, no tlme on a 51-yard pan from quarwins, to the Jackets one win and terback George StumR and the half· five defeata-tied up in "point ~ ime seore was 24·0. Duane Swartz standings." went ov-er from the two in the third Athens, 4-3·0, ended sclidly in periodNnr 32 0 as the final frame fourtb place as Coach Charles Me· opened Afee c:alled for first cage drills Logan went wild il8tin-t the tJr. lhis morning. . •nl( Crc:rholtnds in the fourth perJACjKSON ROLLS iod. Frazier got ln from 30 yards Th.41 Ironmeli led 20.0 in the ()Ut, Nelson scored on a SS-yard fourth quarter untU 15 seconds re- r un, Frazier again from r.t5 yards mined when Jim Evans went 13 away, 11nd Stump rollM. out for 47 yardl to saorc, and Mel Davis ran yardi and· the final TD. the extra ' poiut. PAT's were registered by Frazier JaeksQn had it their own way (1), Swarll {4), th~, IUns and· most of the way. t,lslde the firat trom Stump; SlumP (2) both runs; four minutes Jackson had driven Paul Smart, ).laJB-- from Bainter. 1 ~ yards with ..;art ~urrett &'?ing · Logan led in l'llllhinJ,.3&7 to 17~ the last yard and adding the PAT palslna: nrlts 169 tO 66 on 5 com· for an s-o lead. pletions of 8 tried to Nelsonville's In the M~Cond period Roger Hy- 6 completions of 18 tried . Logan d"e n, bli Jackl!lon end, blocked a had 9 first down• to• US for Nel· Jlm Evaoa punt on the Wellet.on 18 fJOnvUle. and momenta later Surrett ground By quarters: B 16 8 32--<14 In from the one aa:•ln, Log:an · The 180 pound Surrett, playll)g Nel1opvi11e oooo-o with a bed ankle was used on only Jaokaon B.Q 0 6-20 OGOII-8 tour play• in the second haU, Bar· W~llston ' Prbes- Turlcefirr f . < Isaak Wol:ton: < ' fl ~.!I> 1 ) • Chester, ·· Ohi~ - ·· • ,_ tfl"lB t < i identified the Dally SehtineL Mystecy Farm shown in. the · PhOto shows lh e ney.'esf of the aerial views of Meigs County farms wtll rec elve a free fr;mtod' photo 9f them. farm \JY, ~qQ·, ----a' CHAR.IROfLtD STEAKS -: Crows _:Steele Ht1ute • . . r·· ·-•s-r.z:tt'T~- Co. t I . ,.;~ (POrter Ro-, ~ew Y«<,lilrlpl,,Cblbo A.ll . ' I . FREE·. • 200'-LB. LIVE HOG with I .' Of A • > ·"' ~ -~ \#;' ' • ~. • t! . LOW SPECIA~· .. .- u~ QN .M.Lr Ah --~ ~' ' • • • ~ I• • ., • { ,_. n • ;. .. 'QUALlf{f'' M'il·ls·· 1\.• :'(_[• ·J WE ,lffNANC,I .. .. · ·-r.- . .u.so STOCil ... - ta Shack �• II: annel 311:30 Sig 11:45 This e Life 1 :00 1V Ch pel 12:30 Indus 12:45 (IJ on rade 1:00 :00 TH .,." ' 4:30 5:30 fi:()O 6:30 1960 '. 7:00 7: 0 . :00 10·00 10:30 ~:· '} ·; ' 11 "00 II : 0 0 ill end Meet' utlan 08 _r ne ws .. ? ' ' ... . 'I>'" ' ' ·" ..... ••• t .. ."'' ... " " ....... ,f T E DALE I I• tc Mossey·Fer!~uson Holland .... I \o., . ' .!: '~; ~~ - • �• II: annel 311:30 Sig 11:45 This e Life 1 :00 1V Ch pel 12:30 Indus 12:45 (IJ on rade 1:00 :00 TH .,." ' 4:30 5:30 fi:()O 6:30 1960 '. 7:00 7: 0 . :00 10·00 10:30 ~:· '} ·; ' 11 "00 II : 0 0 ill end Meet' utlan 08 _r ne ws .. ? ' ' ... . 'I>'" ' ' ·" ..... ••• t .. ."'' ... " " ....... ,f T E DALE I I• tc Mossey·Fer!~uson Holland .... I \o., . ' .!: '~; ~~ - • �• .. . .' " - ~ ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 14, 1959 Fortnite Club .Family Night Observed Thursday Meeting I~ Held .· By Pythions Sisters And Fides Thursday Night Famlly Night waa observed Thursday ~b~ when the mem· ~ of ~s Lodce and Meigs Temple .rytb..ian Sisters .and th~ir families gathered at the K. of p . Hall for an evening of Fellowship. . Cub Thou pAU", a solo, "Tanlmy", •-- even· d ··•· d . . by Wei1\lhr, .. edemeu th. for the ... mem....:~.u an m i ..-JlBB errtn an if'OUP If=:=::======= · =:::;]/Winding Trail Garden Club In Th.e Fortnite Club met Thursday evemng at the home of Mn. Leo Smith in PDmeroy. During the business meeting conducted by the president, Mn. Robert Tewhbary, 1t was decided smgmg tl) bold their Christma::; dinner at IJo~n IIDlilles and opened tbe program clooed the program. . the Manto Reotauront on Decem. with IN~P aingin& of "G od Bleu Mr. &hr, o~ behall of Fides bet 16 and go !o bhe horne of Mra. ., ,. l Loctg: America" with Dick Wiley at the piabo. Se\'erll selet-tions were &iven by Er. Wiley on the guitar and Howard Byers on the Hawaiian steel 1\lilar. ~ Thla Wl!S followed by a solo, ''Born To Late" by Miu Linda Forrest, atcompanied by Mi&a Donna Reed. and M""' Te.mple, thanked aU w o parliCIPI~ed tn tbe program an.d to the ccmmtttee. . Jll.etnber• from the lodge aerv~ng were Mr. Bahr, Mr. W~ey, Mr. Haptomtall . _From _Meigs remple were ~ P_btl Memhart,. Mn;. Nathan Btgga, :Mra. Alfred Biggs and Mra. Myron MJJler. Sol01 "Around ttle World" by Baht and "Side by Side" by Wiley, ()receded the welcome by Misa £r. ma Smith, "MEC of Mei&s Temple. Sbe introduced Mr. J . H. Grate, a ebltter membi!U' of Fide• Lodge, wbo qoke bttefly on ".FcUOWahip" .toll9W,d by a IJOeJll "Frienda" by Jolm .Kio.,.id. Thanksgiving P.rogram Planned Thia Sunday evenin& the Dea· eona and Deaconeu of the First tJnited Presbyterian Churches of both Middleport .and Syraruse are I() hold a Thanksgiving program at the Meip County 'ISe}l~ntat JClurney" by Mr. and party Infirmary at 7'30. Wt:W!taru1 ~heatia Heart' by Mr. Baltt1 elCKied thit part of the pro.- Richard VAuehn of the MJddleerua.~ port Cbureh and Mrs. Ada Slack M•ben were LDvlted to the ol tbe Syracuae .Church are .act· dinbtJ. room wbfre refreahmeuts ing aa ( hairmen for the evening. were·.~ed f'rorn a table covered will> ·~~ linen cloth and cen· ~J'ed q arra11gement of pink I'Oiel ci pi"itk candles in crystal holden. Tbe group assembled in the ha!.l lor tbe aecond part or the pro· cram wJth .Frank Cheesebrew aa MC. Min Karen Gregg opened the Pto.IP'am Jinglng "A Good Man la Hard~ Fintl' . Miu Gregg 31nd Mi~s . BevevtJ Perrin were featured m a baton twirling at:'!t. Cheetebrew sang ''May the Good Lord BJes• and Keep You" follow · ed by a guitar duel by Ralph Me· Daniel• and Tim Dunkin. A duel by Mn. Paul HaptonataU and Mrl. Beulab W.b.ite "How Great ' ··--GS,"'EATRE Followina: thei.r weekly rehear· 1al the Senior Choir tlf the Firat Baptist Church, MlddJ.eport, went to tke home of Mrs. Francea Bearhs for their business meet· ing and social time with fourteen members present. Harold Hubbard, president, presided over the meetlne which was opened with prayer by L. D. Dllea. .fuN!GHT \ Katblcwn Crowley -also'"JOHNNY ROCCO" Rdcbard E)r"ln' - Coleen Grwy SUN., MON. ancl TUES. "WO)IJW OBSESSED" Su.n JU,w.iPd, Stephen Boyd r.•··--·-·····--·~ II !!l.J~~te s.~l!, president, pre~~iding. After the business meeung, Crit Bradford, Racine, Ted Reed Jr., Pomeroy and Bernard Fult2, Middleport, the guest speakers were Introduced. They told what hu already been accomplished and wbal more i1 yet to be done to get" a \teterans Memorial Ho~ pits! that Is so badly needed ill Meigs l;ounty. More doctors would come to this area if a larger hos· pilal could be built in the county. Lloyd Johnson, instructor of mosic in the schools, was present ' and his pupils played two num· ben that were enjoyed by the audlenre The Halloween Carnival held Oct. 30 was a success, not only fin.ancially bUt an evening M entertainment for everyone. When 1 man wllllo to look hlo belt, be elllo on uo Why? Btca-U"«!< he knows we'll haw h4 clobhea looking frelb 111d hand· ever. Try us! We Ptek·Up and Deuv... Quick . __ _ d•pendabie eeonomkal. . HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY ''We Clean £v.rytblq But 'lbe Baby" 11-D IT. P-1 6liW lliiDDLIPOIIT, OHIO Thanksgiving decoration UB!ng a miniature •hoek o1 fodder on a tray and aurrounded by brlJbtly colored ears ot corn and fruit. J1•ssie Saundera u1ed fnHa aH a atnlttlng furkey gobbler In her detoratJon. · Mrs . Belva WillArd used fruit Dowers and a turkey !IObbler figurine Jn a cornucopia on a tray All were very ably done and apt remlndera of our blessing ot food and beaoty Jn a land 41( plenty. The December meeting will be a Christmas party. : I Crows Steak House " .rw~T MAIN STREET POMEROY I r. • • .- •••••• - •• - - .~ 10me llJ Rivel'VIew PTA held their Novemher meetil,lll· ~ently at the ~hoot with Chlrles Norris, The group decided to h<tld their monthl;v meetlnga at the church in the future and plans were .also made ttt h(lld their Chrlatmaa part)' on lhe second Thurlday of December. Hostesa for the party wlll be Mt. and Mrs. Diles. and Mra. Shirley MlllB. The purchase ol new hymnals was also discus· Mrs. Naomi Reed W!ls h-ostess ..d. to the November meeting or the Mrs. MUI& was In charge (I( the Walk-In Garden Club at her homP. proa:rarn hour and game prizes on the Pomeroy·Athens road. A were awarded to Mrs. Cecil Brad· plant exchange was held and plans for the Chriatmas party bury and Kalad Hlndy. were dlacussed. Retreabmenta were served by Mrs. Reed dlsplayed a novel ~==~::!ii::::::~~~~~~~t~h~e~h~o~·t~·;"· .: · ''" Riverview PTA Meeting Is Held For November . Walk-In Garden Club Meeting Is Held At Reed's PDID,.,;~' nblo .. ''THE REBEL SET'' Grta Palm•-: - First Baptist Senior Choir In S . I G h OCia a~ ering P.rson• lor • oooiaJ time. During the evening anniversnies were observed by the following, Mn;. John Fultz, birthday and wedding, Mrs. Jean Null, wedding anmversary, Mrs. Parsons, birt hday, <and Mrs. Smith'.s wedding an· wvecsary. OtherS Pfe8ellt ror the meeting M we~·e, iss Ann Howell, Mn. Jack Bochner, Mrt. George nan ... Mrs. Robert' Mills, and M~ . Wm. Wal- 'Tl~~r.s~~Y"'~~!ti.~2"". .. ' I Kathy Hannahs Celebrates Her Darst-Varney Wedding V,ows Are Exchanged On OctQ.ber 29 F- ,. .,,,.., r. • • • e l}le.odorus 0 Of ACouncilors Meeting Is Held On Thursday of tbe Winding Trail Garden ternut Ave., with Mrs. James Sayre as co-hostess. Mrs. Owd Diddle , p~Jdent, COD· - - : - - -Club meeting beld Thursday eveJ;:===::::;::===:;:;=;:;:=::::::;:::========~ ning at the home of Mrs. Carl d....,. the meelil••· whioh opened witb devotions .by Mrs. Bentt Will, E.IIIJt Main Street. Mra. G. R. Thompson, president Wolle. Elected were pree!dent, tlpened the meeti.pg wJtb tbe club Mrs. Cohen: Vtee president, Mrs. prayer. Members responded to Thoma. Cook; ~retary. ~ ;er. roll call with an exchange of na Jesse; treasurer, Mrs. ltoUin evergreen clippings. An invitation Bear-hs; and trustees, Mrs. Albert was reeelved to atteind a regional Wood&Td, MN. Henry Rdbel 4Utd meeting to be bel~ at the Ohio Mrs. Max Me-inhart. University, Athens, Nov, 16. r PJans were made for a Christ· ~ maa dinner ro be held at Circle's i Restaurant. Dec. 18. A contribu· 1 tlon of $10 was made to the Vkttlr Rels Fund. The traveUhg prie donated by Mrs. WHI was awarded to Mrs. Bernard Nease. Mrs. JMeph Slrub~ presented a lee cream and a beauliful de· paper on decorating ideas for corated cake, Kool Aid, mints Christmas, and deaeribed a de· were served to 24 girl friends eoration using a cocoauut shell to from Middleport were· Celesta and represent a house ror mice, which P<ttricia Ault, Miss Marjory Harwa.s placed on .a snact tray with ris. t Unable to attend but sending cruahed golden IIOd, deers, snow gifta were . her ~eat grandparen:ts and Chrtatrnas bells. She also de.1· Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNamee cribed a Christmas tree made of and crandparenla, Mr. and Mrs. hardware dtlth cone using ever Cbnrles Wise, Jr., Middleport. green sprayed with snow and lights. Mrs. Victor Hannahs was as''Christmaa Plants" waa the tosisted by Mrs. AaroJ\ ·Kelton anU daughter Kaaron, Mrs. Hurl Hanpic presented by Mrs. c. L. Heal.... nabs, Mrs. Virginia Betz and ton, who mentioned the poinsettia Sandra of Jackson. cactus, begonia, Christmas peppen and ~!berries, azaUa, ferns, - Those prelellt ' were Cheryl maiden hair and a border group Edwards, Candy Grueser, Hitah and told how to rare for these I' Vaughn, Jesnett e PhilUps, Betty plants. •• 'PRIDDri' HO\IDASHily Jean and Pam Hobstetter, Nancy Mra. John Terrell and Mrs. Van lnwagen , Vickie Fetty, Linda Struble were judgea for the eveMn. William Montgomery will Darnell, Donna Hedrlcks, Darla ning and awarded blue ribbtlns enter the Holzer Hospit.al today to llh. Allard Pl'att for a dining and Under.go &Uran o.n Monday Eberabach, Barbara Kennedy, Lin· d.t Reuter, CynthJa Conde, Jenni· table arrangement of styrofoam of next week. "f · fer Menchml, Jean Ann Sauvage, covered with angel balr and cen· Kathy's brother, Cbuckie, Donna tered with three candles and a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinn-er Crow, Maryln Moore, Sandra cluster of grapes made of white and MM. D .~ hrmer were in Tho~n&s, Sblrley Baxter, and Bar· Christmaa balls were en either Columbus Tbursdly on busine.ss. bara R~uah. side of the candles. ' Herman Ohlinger who was at Mrs. Robert Lewit carried out bhe GallipoUs ClinJc yesterday for the theme ot the evening "Using an eye .Mteck-up p:tanned to re. · weathered wood , two white mice, turn today for further observ-a· mow1. a fawn and a deer beside • __ •• ; a lake, with scotch pine formin&r uoMn J~ ......u1 Howe~o~ and MaJ.tha • the blllCkground ~d Mra. Thomp. son had a: winter scene using Howell planned to ·go to Columbus · ·' rocks, mvsa and pine to represent today . Mr. and Mf&to ~rge Angeletti F · a rabblt't den. orr-e~St Ba~htel wJU go to Ev- of CJevel8.nd ,>Jie 1Jtnoundng the A salad courae carrying out the anston! l11ln-o111 tomorrow to enter eJU:"a(E:JjJ.Jiit,ant!' aP.proaeh'ng marThanksgiving theme was served a hospMaJ there for treatment and riage Ot tlteir daugbter, Macy Re· by the hostess. A MlaU pilgrim obs~rvaticn. Mrs. ~ Bachtel and gia, to Mt. Howard K. McClelland randle was place on each tray as thetr dau»bter Carol wUl acoom- at 10 of Clev~nd. a favor. pony ·h__ im . ___,' .,._.._,,_ T\i• • "''~ Wlll be held on . ,l. I N..,._l • • • VY"CJPbei<J Q jftt 1:00 p.m. at tbe PTA MilT DENY LANZA REPORts St. Anthony of Padua Parrish Pa,. The Salisbury PTA will meet ROME UPI- Police officials JMdale Chapel 8 t p; -~~r 0 ., l.WO Tueada" eveninD' at 7,•0 at the Thursday dented printed reports with the , r.......,""'tion am.,~ al tlhe e,Ridgeschool.~ Patrolm:n H., R. "'curtis ot they were making .an. inquiry toto wood Club. ' the Jackson Post Stlt9 Patrol wUJ the dfath of alnger Mario Lanza Tbe Angelettb ate Iarmer rea.!- . ~ speak on "Safety.'' A apeclal in- ia.llt month. Italian neWBpapera dents of Pomeroy and Mrs. Paul) vltation t, extend~ t() all parents carried the reports after ~ Ger- ine Al\i"elettJ "[)t Pomeroy ie a and chUdren to 'ttend thll meet miUl dQCtor, Freder~J:- l'tuehwein grandmother of M•llry ¥,ep.. Jng. Mn. Orin Smlttt will give tb~ of Muni~h, told '·O'e'r'IYI'In'' h1~Wsmen Mr. and Mrs. Tim ·Slmoo and tebool newa. Hosteues wtll be Lsn~~ dJed folJ.owfng a "sleep eon, Fred, plan to :attend fbe ·we4· Mrs. Norman Weyersmlller and ' cure Fruehwem had Warne(! db~ and reception. - ~ '• ' Officers for the coming year were--elected wben the Past Councilors of Tbeodorus Council Daughters ~Jf Amer\ca met not even a mou.se," w.as the ttteme Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Chari.. Cohen, But· • • enttne ......w..----... -·-..... ........... I Clooolr ..... !IIIIo - Ohio: ......, ...,.. . . . llrolr .,. --· '"- '·. 42 Per~'ohs Raft s~~il Near Scene sr~TES STORM LASHES NEW o'RLEANS (UPJJ - A ifatJonal Airlines plane with 42 pe1110ns aboard 4laap~ ov_, the Gulf of Mexico abOut ..,st tliday and houn tater of .N~"Orlellllll Olll'lY S~I'J:b· planes Sliotteolat led! pne ljfe raft. 1011 miles IOnltiM. T~­ Middleport Waits Upon Federal Sewerage Loan No Stampede Seen Before Hearing ,'r~e ~lg, ·rR.U1'·niotorell alrUner was itrlt beard from over Y,~e G!!lf 111 Mexi<;o aJip.i'oac!lltli tbe QIOQtb ·of Ute Mississippi nl· It was on a 114li1'1il to !'lew' OdOllll night, wltb a slop .at TiJI\ipa, Fla. . · A opOt.,mu aald thai olthoulh meetintr had beOn dlaeuJied lo out detaill of the town't "de• plains now have beeD eb.tnr;· Around And About . Middle,port ""d"'"" to Count;:;. . Mrs. Varney CbO!Ie a black fitted auJt with matching aCHssories and long white 1lovea. She wore the alngte whlte orchid frtlm the center of her bridal bouquet. After a trlp yisiUng hiatorica1 sitea tn Virginia and thru the Blue Ridge Mountains, the couple are at horne on Powell Street Middle~•"· I porL ' The bride Ia a gradunte tlf ~ld-· High School In the clasa of ·.--,·- a majorette, member of Glee Club, the Ensemble, Notes and achool p)~. received scboJastlc awaPds waa valedictorian of her clus. ia nQw employed at tbe J(aiser Aluminium Plant Jn R,venswood, W. Va., as physic• te1Ung analylst. Mr. Vaq1ey a lao graduated in the eb1.. of 1958, at MJddleport. Ht> lel'Ved three yeiU'I In the U. S. Army and was at Frank· fort. Germany yeara. At he Is at the !Cab· aa a sUtter crf!ne ?~··~§ ot Representdives from both the Middleport .and Syracuse First L,y·ion Churchea I~ United Preaebyterlan will be in Logan thla coming Tues day to attend the Scioto Pretby. tery at the Presbyterian Chu~h . Dcle~:at6 from the Middleport church will be J. H. Grate and Mrs. F.. 0. Tewksbary will be the altt!rnate. · ~~~:j,~•::;~~~d·~ '':ga;ln~s~t.;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~;:~~;;;;;l f ,. §LBERFELDS . , Seals Posted ' ' : Heanng (.h~ . Now Possible In Mason Schools Leifheit Rites To Be Held On -.-,...,·.c···, To ·1\fll$011 Cowty i.h~.~t~:~.\t;;;:. radio I Residents.Now ·. M- Chril~l A ~jeee of pegboard and a little Imagination can help you make better u&e of yo:ur · elo~et space. ~emll ~,~.­ BANK ' MONEY ORDER Quota * ,._ ......1',. " * C11111kl" 1M ~-•......:·t· ....... -ar....~~.t~'" f.ir ·-. ••.ot:"""" · ......... ,.............. .. _.~ .,, - ~ ' '~'..,.._, ....... ..,.• •.-.,·;*~ The FARMERS BANK and ' I ' ' 'Sees• \."'i> '-• ' • ,, •• ENJOYS· wtU. "i CoDttl-jlctJon Tan, a,..y ~! , . '' Jowlea, ~ ll1d t CAKE.ON 11 Rom be ll'Vflt aald ~• wa• Nd.ted tiy"tbl HlebratiOD.. .if wore a new ~ lJinnel lhirl uu1 nibbled on 1 borbeeuell oilonrlb and a piece 01 oakl! . 0r1 hio 1161h binhd11 lall '' ' dildoted. there will be no ttam~ in codeern over the crier for to appear in a beariot at Colum· before the Ohio_ PoUuUoo Engagement Is Betng Anndunted Mrt. Vincent Broderick. ' •_1!'1'k~;~•P!'',! eoUDdlmea. . Presbytery Meeting To Be Held At Logan Mra. Mayme will be delegate from Holmes the Syracuse chureh with Mlsa Frankie Mumaw and Mrt. Rachel McBrJde as al· ternatas. Rev, Howard Ruppe1t. pastor of both eburche~, will allo attend. .. , ' ' '' year, Williams &old Ira Co:&, maoaaer of a band the · M'IOdoiJ him' ''Come here/' ~ tiatk .w., SiilidiJ. b1ll am •rear. ru .a A be Ill...· Willi.. hlo ·bond ~ llld ·lhll·toll • � 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 14, 1959 myers wood