https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7946a68bdb32e26c09c2c984470a8937.pdf bf958b457972dd86871f18171dd41482 PDF Text Text • .. . .' " - ~ ~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 • �• • • I -- - - D LY .... ndo Cit s e'a yth For V n Doren I ... ' - c that ow .ov. 10, I 9 ge -· H OLL''WO ni als to cl to hin c.... "*• L2£ Yourfl Ill' is I AI lilt tlllllonal wllloh --I - I 11 , eo I bet . • mbewilh TUESDAY, NOV. 17 to re ntth tr e• g NE , R. I. - Lon , U N, son f ORT S erman B. Phil p E. Lon&, Ral.l is 8 ing at the ewport, R. 1. I ... Have , e e lei • • •' • • ~ -, .. '"" 'I ' • • ' L • '' .,. ' ••• ' ' ' • • • . ." ., ' ::( " _, ~ • ., . - ; • •·'!- ••• ~ .,.., ,· ~~--~·-1-' -d ·I!VI! tttli "'' . ' ,, 'Come,ln and iie~ 11.~ ··· ' ~ . ....·""' . •• wto · ln · .. .• .• .' . •• • • • • i ' �• • • I -- - - D LY .... ndo Cit s e'a yth For V n Doren I ... ' - c that ow .ov. 10, I 9 ge -· H OLL''WO ni als to cl to hin c.... "*• L2£ Yourfl Ill' is I AI lilt tlllllonal wllloh --I - I 11 , eo I bet . • mbewilh TUESDAY, NOV. 17 to re ntth tr e• g NE , R. I. - Lon , U N, son f ORT S erman B. Phil p E. Lon&, Ral.l is 8 ing at the ewport, R. 1. I ... Have , e e lei • • •' • • ~ -, .. '"" 'I ' • • ' L • '' .,. ' ••• ' ' ' • • • . ." ., ' ::( " _, ~ • ., . - ; • •·'!- ••• ~ .,.., ,· ~~--~·-1-' -d ·I!VI! tttli "'' . ' ,, 'Come,ln and iie~ 11.~ ··· ' ~ . ....·""' . •• wto · ln · .. .• .• .' . •• • • • • i ' �~!~·~~.. • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddlepo,rt,,O.,,Nov. 18,-195~, - SEOAL '59 Dream Team Named . •ted FalCOBS s·d 'spm } For Top 'Rat•mg Among Small Colief'es. ' Southeutern Ohio Sportswriters and broadeasters performed their annual function of selecting an All-SEOAL football squad here Saturday night and, as usual, were not uni· versally overjoyed with the result. tUnhd ,.,_ l~~ter~utton.l wort cut out for them thie week when they play Ohio University at Athens. 'lbe iBeeGeea muat beat tb_e Bobcats to win outright the Mtd-Am.erlca": C?Jlference crown and ~ain .thetr ftnt unbeaten se~· son ~n hutory. Ohio U could tie Bowl~ng. Green for the MAC crown by wmmng. Fakon quarterback Bob Colburn and halfback Chuck Comer apsrk· ltail~~~~ a~~; l:•d:Ofn c~h~ ed their team to the wi1 over DelPres1 lnte · t'1001 poI' 8 1018 II aware with an amazJng combina__ .,.... U rna tion of feata. aJ~~~~~P ra np. May o.t lowl &ld Comer ran 3S and 90 yard for touehdownt!l and Colburn passed forts.& yarcb a• the Falcons hung the fint defeat on tbe Blue Hells. • •• II Bowling Green beats Ohio U. Saturday they wlll also probably get a bid 'to play In the Sun B()Wl at ~I Pa•o. Tex., on Dec. 31. 30:8- :J:ited eroy and Jakie Potta of Wellston, was a "fairer thing'' than any recalled in the past Nominations for the squad were received totalling 3l players not counting Gibbs and PotU. who both were seriously injured during the season. Then it Was voted to reduce the size to 28, and a quota was _a greed upon, ~ased as near ~s possible upon the fmal standmgs m the league. . . On that ba1111J, the champion. Jackson, won six places, secondranked Wellston four, Gallipolis, AtheJJ8, logan, and .Middleport three each, Pomeroy and Nelsoa· dleport will settle claims for sbth place in final sttndlnp. The Jacket&, with one win, ate ~ual in s~ndinge to the Panthen, wtth two ttes, no wins, Members of the aquad were re· ooived in nomination by position, then lumped at the end as ends, In· terior linemen, and backs. In winding up UJeir, buaineu, -the writers and casters elected Coaeh Bob Brennan "Coacb of the Year" on the bat!liA of his second place finish with a squad oontajning but three veterans of last year's cbampion team. Coach Jim Dudding of Jackson, 1959 -title winner, waa a ... .. ... ALL SEOAL SQUAD . Getolttfdlt UD ••• Hckla : lilt nNK. i I Acuh IOa!l . •. ... COiflltu :::tll11 you THINK. Ia P yer & School Yr. Ht. Pol. Wt. John Beckley, Jackson .... , . . . . . Sr. 8-0 End 110 Earl Compston, Wellston . . , .•... Sr. tJ..l End 110 Russ Wtekerham, Athens ...... , . Sr. 8-1 End 111 Ed Dalton, Logan . . . . . . . . . .. .. • Sr. 8-0 End 185 ROll VI GONSALVI$ Ray Kloea, Middleport ••...••... Jr. 8·3 End 185 OAKLAND, c.ur. (UPIJ _ Howard Parker, Pomeroy . . . . .. . Sr. 5·9 End 158 Paolo Ro&i, seeond-mnked U&ht· Milt· Manring, WeUstoo ....•••.. Sr. 5-7 Lineman 174 weight from New Yor-~t, is favored Larry Wells, Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . Sr. 5·11 Lineman 210 '' to beat slxtb-ranked Johnny Gorr Ron MeMullen, Nelsonvtlle .. _ . . . Sr. 5-10 Lineman 180 salves of Oakland Jn t>hclr 10· Todd Reynolds, Jaekson . . . . . • . . Jr. 6..0 Lineman 182 round bout at the auditorium I Mer. Johnson, Jackson .........• Jr. 5·10 LtneiDan 188 Tueodoy night. RooD al...,dy holds Tom Hogan, GalUpoUs .. , . . . . . . . Sr. 5·1 Lineman 180 one deelalon over Gonsalves. Rleb Baton, Alben& . . . . . . . . . . . . Sr. 8.0 Lineman 20$ Pete Werner, Middleport .•.... . Sr. 5-IU Lineman UO VITIRAN RIPORTIR DIES Frank Swfugle, Jackson .... , , . • Sr. 8·% IJnemm 195 ~~· ~~~-.'~' . _co~~Atlf SHARON, Po. tUPI) - Sports Bob Nellon, Athena . , , , , .• , , , . • Sr. 5-8 llaek 155 :" ' - 197 125 1. Main writer Charleo J. (Chllly) Doyle, Gary Lane, GalllpoUs ........... Sr. 6-1 Back 180 HOURS: I I<> 5 'Mho covered the Plttsbm.gh Pli- lon Hendershott, Wellston •.. , _. Sr. 5-8 Back 145 'DIURS.: I ttl Noon rates for more than 40 years be- N WJI J k S B k orma.n ey. ae son • · ~ · · •.• r. 8·1 ac 185 fore -l'etiri01J in 1968, died Sunday •t 7&, Paul Evms, GaJUpoUs .......... Jr. 6-1 B..k 175 ~_;;"-"'-'======="'•' Micky Frazier, Logan .. , ........ Sr. 5-9 llaek' 140 Dave Ranlnger, Middleport . , , , . Sr. 5-9 Back 155 Bill Wlillon, Pomeroy .. . .. . . . . • Sr. 6-0 Back 170 Carl Surrell, Jackson .•..•.••.. - Jr. 6-11 Baek 181 lim Evans, Welillton . , ; ..••.... Sr. 5-10 Back 185 Jerry Steele, NelsonvWe ... , .... Sr. 5-8 Back 145 ' '' . TIME: Thursday November 19 ot 1%:30 P.M. . HONORABLE MENTION •.. Tom Greer, Un.eman, Jackson; BJll Slavens, back, Jacll:soni LOCATION: 312 2nd Aveaue, GalllpoUa "' Melvin Davlo, haUback, and Tom HeRding, llneman, Welill· " ton; John Gilmore and Larry North, linemen, GaUipoUa; Dick UlvJn.e: rold .mY property, I will of.fer tor rtale tlhe foUowlng ~: Crq.tey Sheh•ador AutomatJc Refrigerator; kitchen ea·bJB:lo::•f.oe:r~,~Swartz, llneman1 Larry Riggs, batt, Athens; George Stump, Det; 'dinette set; 1'be followine 'Items are anbiq·ue: otnlng room John Nelson, bach, Log'm; Rilph Edwarda, 1-s&rnlture; china e.loaet; ·h all lree, .bureau; marble lop dhe&t of Walter Harris, back, Middleport; William (Nlek) dr-wer.; 2 Chest oOI drawer•; settee wlth cha~r to match ; living Pomeroy; Bob IUteblngs, llneman, John Wend, I:Ciom ICOtidJ; 3 &trai&ht 'bnck duUra; .Ubrary tttble; Beveral tamps; and back, NeloonvUie. ZtliUorm_rocker: 2 plata claiR' mirron; cMthea; 8 piece cut glua :ITY OAN' .... ,. f PUBLIC SALE \ ~ ·-1< ' ~ndudla, &lqe punoh bowl: 25 pie«~ TIMstle 'Blass; 10me dhlna. Otber jtem. ~ numeroue to mention. NOT RIIPONIII~I PDR AC~IOINTI :.J ., llr• Claude v:-sw..... OWuer N. W. COMPTON, O. D. OPTOIUTRIIT : .. .... Colll'l ·~.......11'111 .Offl.oo BOUI'I: I to~~ _,, '(Ciolil 'al Nooa oa Titan.) c • • ' " ! ' "• Pearl WilUams the PHS Industrial arts and science perfes· ser made the comebaek Of the year last week by taldng over leadership for the first lime in the Prediction Panel with one week to go. Yes, though last week was designated as the final round, several panelists have filed requests to have one mote exercise in an "Across The Nation" list of games. Below you'll find top games In the Big Ten, East South, Southwest, and Pacific Coast to focus your crystal ball upon. These games should open up a chance for either !llU Porter or Rich Jones to overtake Williams. They stand one game apart, 66-24, 65·25, and 64·26 In that order. Or Bill C:hlld5, Don Hubbard, and Bill Brown, each at 82-26, eoncetvably could surge back to or near the top. Williams started slow In september. He was strictly an also-ran and be<ame discouraged. But what he did proves tlaat the "old college try" stillf.Y" off. In the fourth week be h began his climb; re&~:hed tllir place three weeks ago, perc · ed there a week; took over second behind Porter (who himself had rallied from nowhere to knock out BUI Brown, md Bill Chllda) last week. Williams• 9-11o Porter's 7-3 dld the trick last Friday. Por· ter stumbled by calling Wellston over Jackson, Louisville over OU, and WISCOJl4in over Illinois. Everybody missed the Wlicoltlln upset. Five others, Uke a Wellston win of Ohio State up with the WeUaton 20-8 Syneuse n ..... at Kentucky, 11 Ohio Vnlveralty, Penn Stale 11 Wublngtoa, Clladel "art!!: u CIJrlsllan, at Saturday SlondlnC Pearl WDiilms ..• Z 57·Z3 9·1 66-24 BW Porter •..• , • 1 $8-22 7-3 85·%5 Rich JoDel .•..•. 8 55·21 9-1 64·28 Bill ChUda . , .. , , 3 Sil-2$ 7-3 8MB Don Hubbard . • • . 5 64·21 8-Z 8Z·ZB BIU Brown • •• 8·Z IJ.ZB " • 7 • ..... Ron Sprlnoer• • ••.•• 113-%7 7-3 10-30 Kon MoEWDney . 7 113-27. 7-3 88-30 Kermit W1llon . . t 5%-28 7-3 5N1 Micky WUUams .• IU 51·20 7-3 58-321 Boaus Gllltel Jones, end score, %0-8, J1eluoa. •e out in ·the line all .euon, has... a sore Dee; auard Mike lftlfam hu a jammed thumb; Billy Wentz hu an injured ankle; Paul M.artio has an Injured sboulder, and quarterbaCt Tom Matte isn't up to par, Ten· lllicblpn linda ltoelf much to the ••me boat. · The Wolv•rin.. were 4umJ*(. 28-7, b)! lncliaoa Saturday and have loot also to Mioaourl, !liehlgau State, North· I ~~§:ian~d~W~l~rreon~s~ln~.=_-,-~ I chu>ploiiJ, PI • ehloee to Ue the San Pnuqbeo Forty-Nln..., (6-2) tor the Weotern lead n..t Sunday It Baldmore. If they do, the Colli (5-3) will owe • vote w L T Pd. 6 2 0 .750 N~w York ct...tand Phlladelphla ~:65 '1;00 138 135 5. P. Collins ·-=.:.__ __ 129 Weatbercaat NP.wa Picture Hulltley !lrlr.tltr .Bop"' Huc'kJeberry Hound People are Funay t....ve and :Mm:ta,gei • robthe 1nd' "'euaa~ ·Jei40DI fromJI a. m. Wday ·to 5•p1: '!'· Top .,,., lowtintt AY .. Ebersbacb P. ~ullen 3. ll. Murray 4-. S Moore & B. Stout In ()}Up, ·'7:30 8:00 B:30 Tales of Wr.Us Far1o Team. 1 Game Stark's Drugs 810. 1. M. For: Quail ,abblt 'fleaao• . 14& 141 enGI PRO BASKETBALL 111te;n Dlvl•lon W. L• 10 1 Philadelphia 8 2 Syracuse 5 4New Yori: 2 7 Weat.m Dlvl1lon W. L St. Louis • 3 Detroit 6 7 Minneapolis 4 9 Cincinnati 3 9 Boston ---- .... .909 .800 .5G6 .222 I '"· .571 .462 .308 .250 ·. ' I I I JOIN SWIM FORCES i. . FBAIIKFURT, G«m8ny (UP!) 6 2 0 .750 - F..aet and W-est Germ•ny decid- s s il : : ~ 60 WLT 6z0 · ~~=~~n Pel. .733 .722 .711 .888 .188 .888 .888 .888 .815 .144 8:2~ ~:30 Ware~. 2. ' · 4:00 Houae on Rlib Street UO .>Split Pononality 5:00 Steamboat BIU 0:30. Stt. Pret!On 6:00 SteAmboat BJU 8:1!1 JJrn Thacker Show Team 3 Games .Ebesbacb Hard· .Even wone 11 the fact that 1all Ernie WriPt, the defeb.live ataodo ' Droutla • channei 3-'~ond(IJ COLUM:sus UPI-coacb Wood>' Team ftfte Games Carlinp 2206. HQu·, of Ohio St,.te today wu Team Sin&le Game CarUngs 788. laeed · wltb probo.~ the btuett IT ANDING$ job Jn hit nine yean at the Buell:· W L Pet. 18 8 750 eye belm-aettlnc biJ tuna '"up" 1. Carlin.Js lor lllcblpn after lt aJuady bu 2. Starluo Drugs 13 11 ~ e~need ill wont IMIOD under J. Ebenbaebs Hard. 12 12 500 hil ~dulce. · \ · t. Team No. t 12 12 500 even mon dCt- 5. Meiaa Equip. 9"' 1'~ 391 thlt Bob WhJte, 8. Team No. 2 'I~ 18,_ 3M year'• All America· choice, il lEASON HIGHS loat t6 the team with a pulled lq . Ind. 3 Games }f. Murray 483. Ind. 1 Game H. Wolt 189. Musclt lbat bu hampered him Ill :!:':.;,. 11 ~rd 4113. the Chl<aio of the season, lastern Divftlon was how It was. w L Pet. on Saturd.ly, are \. IIlah Slnlkt Game D. Clark 187'. aeuon." - . TELEVISiON. G.\JIDI .. · WSAZ.TV Ch•nnt~l· 3- TlfUIUOAY AFTIRNDDN LIAGUI HJ.&b Three Game Ind. A. Smith which wasn't in the carda. of tbanks to Johnny Morri• and Porteri Iowa's Rich picking Gam.ea BOWhlNG Hayes Faces Biggest Task In Nine·Years DESK However, wrtters , and · casten ville, two each. And that was the generally lgreed tliot the 26-mau order of the llnuh, ouepting tbe ~ squad, bolBt.ered by two "Honor-'' gnd argument Torte)' Day 1n But the F•lconw will have their II')' members, Hill Gibbs ot Porn- Pomero~ whe.rt Pomeroy and Mid· Oblo'1 No. 1 &eam - BowUn1 Qnla eould betomt the Nation'• Ko.wl team thb week. Tbe 1pirited Falconi of Coach DoJt Perry toat a Ion' stride to.: ward IJlnini: the natiol)al small eolleae cham.pionlhlp •nd a ~wl bid lad Saturday by defeating finl.nnked Delaware, It wu the 4l!ichtb win In a row (or . the third-ranked Falcons and ' ~Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1959 ,;:=.., o~w~at! Chl<qo .625 ed 1<> join forces todoy but ooJy p~k an aU-German nimmlna" :r~ to team for Ute 1960 Olymple Games .250 In Rome. Pet. Sao Francueo .750 lllltlmore 53 0 .830 Cbieago Bearo 4 4 0 .500 Green !Bay 3 5 0 .:!76 Detroit 2 5 1 .266 Lol Antelea z 6_0 -~ ..:.....__ _ _ _ BIGlN OLYMPIC TIIAII\IlNG LA.KE, PLACID, N. Y. (UPI) Caoado'• Olympie opeod •kodng <Quod ·boolan trainh11 todoy in IP I ' ; . l i Va.~· i ·i 'I I •! 1 · r • ·· pl'epU'Ition for tltie winter omea Browns May Owe Playboy Lane =t: t'!:!dw't!.:.""" v..u.,. c.tu. Case Of Champagne For Title TURKEYS Ulilled Prou lnlenullonal If the Cleveland Blowna win tho National Football League championship, they should give Bobby Layne, the old play· boy·quRrlerback,.a cue of tho Yic:t9l'y Champagne. Layne, a Texln'ftl>·ee~ has hilldeft>~ bldl !o'll'!ee· the season with a bit oflllghtUfe, is ·pasl the lllorY years when be led the Detroit Uons 1o two NFL lilies, lle'i 32 ond pla:rirul for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he slih Is the l11tSier o£ the clu~h play. Layne'• t5 wbile CGacb Bob Sane Tracy •lH wa1 in the run· WELKER'S MAPLE I.AWH POULTRY FARM .: H.!IIIock G~ve, Ohio Fmh ~ -Broaoi·Brelllled Willies i.-.ORDER NOW Pbolte: Pomeroy 969·Y or 281 Sizes Bib. lo 25 lb. -'- COmpare Fresh 1o Frozen ,' I'' ~ l •• • families .•' (Pl.) 0 add-a-room '"" .... waflo add • IMriJ .,_"' your .....~, " - whi!. litftaolfttl Ita -bt • • • •• •• • • ,,.,.., S. or call u1 hrlulldelolit. .• .1.1.;.:,;· ''·'• t" ·1', • l' .,. ..For lookS-FluSh sides. Dual he~dlights/ ' ; t \ Sweep-Around windshield One-piece grille. For load-75-in. wide box. Flush to cab fit. 25% more '' '.. r r••"' .:_ ' load area. ~or life-Stronger fram~s and springs than . before. Truck-designed engines, usix" and V-8. · • I . TJie lntenultional.B-100 Bonus-Load Pidmp. • POMEROY, OtUO [, ·. �~!~·~~.. • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddlepo,rt,,O.,,Nov. 18,-195~, - SEOAL '59 Dream Team Named . •ted FalCOBS s·d 'spm } For Top 'Rat•mg Among Small Colief'es. ' Southeutern Ohio Sportswriters and broadeasters performed their annual function of selecting an All-SEOAL football squad here Saturday night and, as usual, were not uni· versally overjoyed with the result. tUnhd ,.,_ l~~ter~utton.l wort cut out for them thie week when they play Ohio University at Athens. 'lbe iBeeGeea muat beat tb_e Bobcats to win outright the Mtd-Am.erlca": C?Jlference crown and ~ain .thetr ftnt unbeaten se~· son ~n hutory. Ohio U could tie Bowl~ng. Green for the MAC crown by wmmng. Fakon quarterback Bob Colburn and halfback Chuck Comer apsrk· ltail~~~~ a~~; l:•d:Ofn c~h~ ed their team to the wi1 over DelPres1 lnte · t'1001 poI' 8 1018 II aware with an amazJng combina__ .,.... U rna tion of feata. aJ~~~~~P ra np. May o.t lowl &ld Comer ran 3S and 90 yard for touehdownt!l and Colburn passed forts.& yarcb a• the Falcons hung the fint defeat on tbe Blue Hells. • •• II Bowling Green beats Ohio U. Saturday they wlll also probably get a bid 'to play In the Sun B()Wl at ~I Pa•o. Tex., on Dec. 31. 30:8- :J:ited eroy and Jakie Potta of Wellston, was a "fairer thing'' than any recalled in the past Nominations for the squad were received totalling 3l players not counting Gibbs and PotU. who both were seriously injured during the season. Then it Was voted to reduce the size to 28, and a quota was _a greed upon, ~ased as near ~s possible upon the fmal standmgs m the league. . . On that ba1111J, the champion. Jackson, won six places, secondranked Wellston four, Gallipolis, AtheJJ8, logan, and .Middleport three each, Pomeroy and Nelsoa· dleport will settle claims for sbth place in final sttndlnp. The Jacket&, with one win, ate ~ual in s~ndinge to the Panthen, wtth two ttes, no wins, Members of the aquad were re· ooived in nomination by position, then lumped at the end as ends, In· terior linemen, and backs. In winding up UJeir, buaineu, -the writers and casters elected Coaeh Bob Brennan "Coacb of the Year" on the bat!liA of his second place finish with a squad oontajning but three veterans of last year's cbampion team. Coach Jim Dudding of Jackson, 1959 -title winner, waa a ... .. ... ALL SEOAL SQUAD . Getolttfdlt UD ••• Hckla : lilt nNK. i I Acuh IOa!l . •. ... COiflltu :::tll11 you THINK. Ia P yer & School Yr. Ht. Pol. Wt. John Beckley, Jackson .... , . . . . . Sr. 8-0 End 110 Earl Compston, Wellston . . , .•... Sr. tJ..l End 110 Russ Wtekerham, Athens ...... , . Sr. 8-1 End 111 Ed Dalton, Logan . . . . . . . . . .. .. • Sr. 8-0 End 185 ROll VI GONSALVI$ Ray Kloea, Middleport ••...••... Jr. 8·3 End 185 OAKLAND, c.ur. (UPIJ _ Howard Parker, Pomeroy . . . . .. . Sr. 5·9 End 158 Paolo Ro&i, seeond-mnked U&ht· Milt· Manring, WeUstoo ....•••.. Sr. 5-7 Lineman 174 weight from New Yor-~t, is favored Larry Wells, Logan . . . . . . . . . . . . Sr. 5·11 Lineman 210 '' to beat slxtb-ranked Johnny Gorr Ron MeMullen, Nelsonvtlle .. _ . . . Sr. 5-10 Lineman 180 salves of Oakland Jn t>hclr 10· Todd Reynolds, Jaekson . . . . . • . . Jr. 6..0 Lineman 182 round bout at the auditorium I Mer. Johnson, Jackson .........• Jr. 5·10 LtneiDan 188 Tueodoy night. RooD al...,dy holds Tom Hogan, GalUpoUs .. , . . . . . . . Sr. 5·1 Lineman 180 one deelalon over Gonsalves. Rleb Baton, Alben& . . . . . . . . . . . . Sr. 8.0 Lineman 20$ Pete Werner, Middleport .•.... . Sr. 5-IU Lineman UO VITIRAN RIPORTIR DIES Frank Swfugle, Jackson .... , , . • Sr. 8·% IJnemm 195 ~~· ~~~-.'~' . _co~~Atlf SHARON, Po. tUPI) - Sports Bob Nellon, Athena . , , , , .• , , , . • Sr. 5-8 llaek 155 :" ' - 197 125 1. Main writer Charleo J. (Chllly) Doyle, Gary Lane, GalllpoUs ........... Sr. 6-1 Back 180 HOURS: I I<> 5 'Mho covered the Plttsbm.gh Pli- lon Hendershott, Wellston •.. , _. Sr. 5-8 Back 145 'DIURS.: I ttl Noon rates for more than 40 years be- N WJI J k S B k orma.n ey. ae son • · ~ · · •.• r. 8·1 ac 185 fore -l'etiri01J in 1968, died Sunday •t 7&, Paul Evms, GaJUpoUs .......... Jr. 6-1 B..k 175 ~_;;"-"'-'======="'•' Micky Frazier, Logan .. , ........ Sr. 5-9 llaek' 140 Dave Ranlnger, Middleport . , , , . Sr. 5-9 Back 155 Bill Wlillon, Pomeroy .. . .. . . . . • Sr. 6-0 Back 170 Carl Surrell, Jackson .•..•.••.. - Jr. 6-11 Baek 181 lim Evans, Welillton . , ; ..••.... Sr. 5-10 Back 185 Jerry Steele, NelsonvWe ... , .... Sr. 5-8 Back 145 ' '' . TIME: Thursday November 19 ot 1%:30 P.M. . HONORABLE MENTION •.. Tom Greer, Un.eman, Jackson; BJll Slavens, back, Jacll:soni LOCATION: 312 2nd Aveaue, GalllpoUa "' Melvin Davlo, haUback, and Tom HeRding, llneman, Welill· " ton; John Gilmore and Larry North, linemen, GaUipoUa; Dick UlvJn.e: rold .mY property, I will of.fer tor rtale tlhe foUowlng ~: Crq.tey Sheh•ador AutomatJc Refrigerator; kitchen ea·bJB:lo::•f.oe:r~,~Swartz, llneman1 Larry Riggs, batt, Athens; George Stump, Det; 'dinette set; 1'be followine 'Items are anbiq·ue: otnlng room John Nelson, bach, Log'm; Rilph Edwarda, 1-s&rnlture; china e.loaet; ·h all lree, .bureau; marble lop dhe&t of Walter Harris, back, Middleport; William (Nlek) dr-wer.; 2 Chest oOI drawer•; settee wlth cha~r to match ; living Pomeroy; Bob IUteblngs, llneman, John Wend, I:Ciom ICOtidJ; 3 &trai&ht 'bnck duUra; .Ubrary tttble; Beveral tamps; and back, NeloonvUie. ZtliUorm_rocker: 2 plata claiR' mirron; cMthea; 8 piece cut glua :ITY OAN' .... ,. f PUBLIC SALE \ ~ ·-1< ' ~ndudla, &lqe punoh bowl: 25 pie«~ TIMstle 'Blass; 10me dhlna. Otber jtem. ~ numeroue to mention. NOT RIIPONIII~I PDR AC~IOINTI :.J ., llr• Claude v:-sw..... OWuer N. W. COMPTON, O. D. OPTOIUTRIIT : .. .... Colll'l ·~.......11'111 .Offl.oo BOUI'I: I to~~ _,, '(Ciolil 'al Nooa oa Titan.) c • • ' " ! ' "• Pearl WilUams the PHS Industrial arts and science perfes· ser made the comebaek Of the year last week by taldng over leadership for the first lime in the Prediction Panel with one week to go. Yes, though last week was designated as the final round, several panelists have filed requests to have one mote exercise in an "Across The Nation" list of games. Below you'll find top games In the Big Ten, East South, Southwest, and Pacific Coast to focus your crystal ball upon. These games should open up a chance for either !llU Porter or Rich Jones to overtake Williams. They stand one game apart, 66-24, 65·25, and 64·26 In that order. Or Bill C:hlld5, Don Hubbard, and Bill Brown, each at 82-26, eoncetvably could surge back to or near the top. Williams started slow In september. He was strictly an also-ran and be<ame discouraged. But what he did proves tlaat the "old college try" stillf.Y" off. In the fourth week be h began his climb; re&~:hed tllir place three weeks ago, perc · ed there a week; took over second behind Porter (who himself had rallied from nowhere to knock out BUI Brown, md Bill Chllda) last week. Williams• 9-11o Porter's 7-3 dld the trick last Friday. Por· ter stumbled by calling Wellston over Jackson, Louisville over OU, and WISCOJl4in over Illinois. Everybody missed the Wlicoltlln upset. Five others, Uke a Wellston win of Ohio State up with the WeUaton 20-8 Syneuse n ..... at Kentucky, 11 Ohio Vnlveralty, Penn Stale 11 Wublngtoa, Clladel "art!!: u CIJrlsllan, at Saturday SlondlnC Pearl WDiilms ..• Z 57·Z3 9·1 66-24 BW Porter •..• , • 1 $8-22 7-3 85·%5 Rich JoDel .•..•. 8 55·21 9-1 64·28 Bill ChUda . , .. , , 3 Sil-2$ 7-3 8MB Don Hubbard . • • . 5 64·21 8-Z 8Z·ZB BIU Brown • •• 8·Z IJ.ZB " • 7 • ..... Ron Sprlnoer• • ••.•• 113-%7 7-3 10-30 Kon MoEWDney . 7 113-27. 7-3 88-30 Kermit W1llon . . t 5%-28 7-3 5N1 Micky WUUams .• IU 51·20 7-3 58-321 Boaus Gllltel Jones, end score, %0-8, J1eluoa. •e out in ·the line all .euon, has... a sore Dee; auard Mike lftlfam hu a jammed thumb; Billy Wentz hu an injured ankle; Paul M.artio has an Injured sboulder, and quarterbaCt Tom Matte isn't up to par, Ten· lllicblpn linda ltoelf much to the ••me boat. · The Wolv•rin.. were 4umJ*(. 28-7, b)! lncliaoa Saturday and have loot also to Mioaourl, !liehlgau State, North· I ~~§:ian~d~W~l~rreon~s~ln~.=_-,-~ I chu>ploiiJ, PI • ehloee to Ue the San Pnuqbeo Forty-Nln..., (6-2) tor the Weotern lead n..t Sunday It Baldmore. If they do, the Colli (5-3) will owe • vote w L T Pd. 6 2 0 .750 N~w York ct...tand Phlladelphla ~:65 '1;00 138 135 5. P. Collins ·-=.:.__ __ 129 Weatbercaat NP.wa Picture Hulltley !lrlr.tltr .Bop"' Huc'kJeberry Hound People are Funay t....ve and :Mm:ta,gei • robthe 1nd' "'euaa~ ·Jei40DI fromJI a. m. Wday ·to 5•p1: '!'· Top .,,., lowtintt AY .. Ebersbacb P. ~ullen 3. ll. Murray 4-. S Moore & B. Stout In ()}Up, ·'7:30 8:00 B:30 Tales of Wr.Us Far1o Team. 1 Game Stark's Drugs 810. 1. M. For: Quail ,abblt 'fleaao• . 14& 141 enGI PRO BASKETBALL 111te;n Dlvl•lon W. L• 10 1 Philadelphia 8 2 Syracuse 5 4New Yori: 2 7 Weat.m Dlvl1lon W. L St. Louis • 3 Detroit 6 7 Minneapolis 4 9 Cincinnati 3 9 Boston ---- .... .909 .800 .5G6 .222 I '"· .571 .462 .308 .250 ·. ' I I I JOIN SWIM FORCES i. . FBAIIKFURT, G«m8ny (UP!) 6 2 0 .750 - F..aet and W-est Germ•ny decid- s s il : : ~ 60 WLT 6z0 · ~~=~~n Pel. .733 .722 .711 .888 .188 .888 .888 .888 .815 .144 8:2~ ~:30 Ware~. 2. ' · 4:00 Houae on Rlib Street UO .>Split Pononality 5:00 Steamboat BIU 0:30. Stt. Pret!On 6:00 SteAmboat BJU 8:1!1 JJrn Thacker Show Team 3 Games .Ebesbacb Hard· .Even wone 11 the fact that 1all Ernie WriPt, the defeb.live ataodo ' Droutla • channei 3-'~ond(IJ COLUM:sus UPI-coacb Wood>' Team ftfte Games Carlinp 2206. HQu·, of Ohio St,.te today wu Team Sin&le Game CarUngs 788. laeed · wltb probo.~ the btuett IT ANDING$ job Jn hit nine yean at the Buell:· W L Pet. 18 8 750 eye belm-aettlnc biJ tuna '"up" 1. Carlin.Js lor lllcblpn after lt aJuady bu 2. Starluo Drugs 13 11 ~ e~need ill wont IMIOD under J. Ebenbaebs Hard. 12 12 500 hil ~dulce. · \ · t. Team No. t 12 12 500 even mon dCt- 5. Meiaa Equip. 9"' 1'~ 391 thlt Bob WhJte, 8. Team No. 2 'I~ 18,_ 3M year'• All America· choice, il lEASON HIGHS loat t6 the team with a pulled lq . Ind. 3 Games }f. Murray 483. Ind. 1 Game H. Wolt 189. Musclt lbat bu hampered him Ill :!:':.;,. 11 ~rd 4113. the Chl<aio of the season, lastern Divftlon was how It was. w L Pet. on Saturd.ly, are \. IIlah Slnlkt Game D. Clark 187'. aeuon." - . TELEVISiON. G.\JIDI .. · WSAZ.TV Ch•nnt~l· 3- TlfUIUOAY AFTIRNDDN LIAGUI HJ.&b Three Game Ind. A. Smith which wasn't in the carda. of tbanks to Johnny Morri• and Porteri Iowa's Rich picking Gam.ea BOWhlNG Hayes Faces Biggest Task In Nine·Years DESK However, wrtters , and · casten ville, two each. And that was the generally lgreed tliot the 26-mau order of the llnuh, ouepting tbe ~ squad, bolBt.ered by two "Honor-'' gnd argument Torte)' Day 1n But the F•lconw will have their II')' members, Hill Gibbs ot Porn- Pomero~ whe.rt Pomeroy and Mid· Oblo'1 No. 1 &eam - BowUn1 Qnla eould betomt the Nation'• Ko.wl team thb week. Tbe 1pirited Falconi of Coach DoJt Perry toat a Ion' stride to.: ward IJlnini: the natiol)al small eolleae cham.pionlhlp •nd a ~wl bid lad Saturday by defeating finl.nnked Delaware, It wu the 4l!ichtb win In a row (or . the third-ranked Falcons and ' ~Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1959 ,;:=.., o~w~at! Chl<qo .625 ed 1<> join forces todoy but ooJy p~k an aU-German nimmlna" :r~ to team for Ute 1960 Olymple Games .250 In Rome. Pet. Sao Francueo .750 lllltlmore 53 0 .830 Cbieago Bearo 4 4 0 .500 Green !Bay 3 5 0 .:!76 Detroit 2 5 1 .266 Lol Antelea z 6_0 -~ ..:.....__ _ _ _ BIGlN OLYMPIC TIIAII\IlNG LA.KE, PLACID, N. Y. (UPI) Caoado'• Olympie opeod •kodng <Quod ·boolan trainh11 todoy in IP I ' ; . l i Va.~· i ·i 'I I •! 1 · r • ·· pl'epU'Ition for tltie winter omea Browns May Owe Playboy Lane =t: t'!:!dw't!.:.""" v..u.,. c.tu. Case Of Champagne For Title TURKEYS Ulilled Prou lnlenullonal If the Cleveland Blowna win tho National Football League championship, they should give Bobby Layne, the old play· boy·quRrlerback,.a cue of tho Yic:t9l'y Champagne. Layne, a Texln'ftl>·ee~ has hilldeft>~ bldl !o'll'!ee· the season with a bit oflllghtUfe, is ·pasl the lllorY years when be led the Detroit Uons 1o two NFL lilies, lle'i 32 ond pla:rirul for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he slih Is the l11tSier o£ the clu~h play. Layne'• t5 wbile CGacb Bob Sane Tracy •lH wa1 in the run· WELKER'S MAPLE I.AWH POULTRY FARM .: H.!IIIock G~ve, Ohio Fmh ~ -Broaoi·Brelllled Willies i.-.ORDER NOW Pbolte: Pomeroy 969·Y or 281 Sizes Bib. lo 25 lb. -'- COmpare Fresh 1o Frozen ,' I'' ~ l •• • families .•' (Pl.) 0 add-a-room '"" .... waflo add • IMriJ .,_"' your .....~, " - whi!. litftaolfttl Ita -bt • • • •• •• • • ,,.,.., S. or call u1 hrlulldelolit. .• .1.1.;.:,;· ''·'• t" ·1', • l' .,. ..For lookS-FluSh sides. Dual he~dlights/ ' ; t \ Sweep-Around windshield One-piece grille. For load-75-in. wide box. Flush to cab fit. 25% more '' '.. r r••"' .:_ ' load area. ~or life-Stronger fram~s and springs than . before. Truck-designed engines, usix" and V-8. · • I . TJie lntenultional.B-100 Bonus-Load Pidmp. • POMEROY, OtUO [, ·. �- " • U,ln '1t ~ t~ Ar r h Ltl1 l'< Hl.::: h St. Mainly l r = = = = = = = = = = = 1 1 1 S O C I A L I T E , DEAF MANY YEARS, About People In Pomeroy By LUCILLE HAWKINS iD Dill 14u lllilledby -.velmo " lloee!YIDc ~-were Donna {onet, Lois AAn Rolenbaum FraoCIIM Xrtnk,, Janet lllntle. Martha Wtl1iama ond Barbara Grindotaff. After the ceremony each garl wu &iven a yeUow rose bud from Qle center of tbe ntual table and • &itt of a bud vaae from the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter wu alao pretented to each new Exemplar ) Jfr andBeach, Mrs Harold Wll&an of Daytona lo"la, are gue&tll of theu nephew and naece, Mr, K D Matheny of Long anJ~:~e~e~emt~e~\~t~ ~.~dttoMmrs a table centered Wllh a beautJ IJ~:;:;::;:::;;:;::::::;~f~'::::;;::::;~~~~:::::;;::dl p FLOWER SHOW JS TERM uv 1[1 ~ ' ~1u, • Ohlo vent~ 1 p W1mm1ng 'arty njoye n p 1 Unhngt,On 00 lir:~ ~ducate ~ed po48, ~LK~ISJ UE~ersboch I ~dlr,, Le~fhell e:~~:hlblt thWei~~tTeolyan" s ~f ' WA~E Saucepan Set .$14·95 the work table are Judy Moore, Celeste Aut~ Li~ ~::;."~~..;~;.;~, FJ~~· B~:,"~.~ well, Mrs. Marvin Swan, leader; CbristinLeeB~ , r...... lied 'it tbelr "stuffing bee" project. Bunce, Mary Ann Hulbert, and Serene WJB. 'uey ca , In Rate Says C&SOE Columbus and !l<>utbern Ohio Electric Company today re· leased its proposed schedules coveri,oc residential rates for clUes, villi~•• and Its northern and soutbern uniDcorporated areas ou e fran~Un County asking Increased. payments for electricity 1n vlllage.o ·of up to 40 cen~J ,per montb per cus· IOmer. -:- COMPLETE ' I Have ovorylhl.. you need to 1M a JN~rfocllte­ -convttllence In theldtche1, beautr en the ....... '01 GIAC!OIIs liVING ••• t~tathe 1011. IHOWII AHJ! WlDDIHG Glrfs •• I II! Dlllston ot que Red certain ,~;ideo ap~: Hilldofe Car Unitecl Preu lnt.rutLonal Or.eration Santa Claus Is On · :'Road • For Unfortunates ' Merchants WJII Meet To D,ecide Season Activity Th• Ret•ll Mtrchanfl CtmmlttM .r tht Pomeroy Chamber of Commer" will holtl an Important meeting tomorrow .,.n• 1111 at th oHI" of Dr. ~ortllrt Campton to m.kt definltt plans for the Chriatmu ...1011. Robtrt Elber,.kl, chlir~n~n, u,...a •II nwrch•nta to .tt.nd thll mtttlnt- for The pre1e0t ra~ eable to reMents ~,,.,..~ compared wllti ~ m d'uie Jo: • • PRIIINT Firat 20 kwh per month, $1.1)1). Next ao twh per month 4c ~ I l King Builders Supply Co. >In Elizobeth and Frank B ~·m.e,. IT:wo. Are ' Elected fo College Choir ~ ln ltwri. Next no kwb pyer ~at~ per kwh. . · AU over 200 kwh per month, Funeral Services For Mr. Bruch Are ~· per kwll. •JI " lo' ..... of yow 0W0 ~~- t'-ouo butlet IU~ - - · ......... "' 1111 - · dllh. Tan -how to flotllf "'hoot • , • !fow Com... Want II euaran!Md not Ia cn~c!t '\"" quick !Om~ lhaflll. , I I lol.tnlmum bi~ .1.00 per mooth. PROPOSID I'II'JII 2q kwb ~ Jeao $1.110. N•xt 60 kwh per mouth ok per , lb •I kwlj. Nex.t 1&0 kwh " mon .- pu kwll. over 1UY NIW COINING WAU I'ODAY I ' ,• 1'011 IAIY UYING- GIIACIOUI UVING • 11 a . secretarial the acbool, and a mem· CIMPUI awhnminJ: elub craduate of Wabama fai~d Cla81 ~ 1969. I I elect·., Arrests Bru.g Fines In Area Organiu relelm Of 4&ders system of um leader! has Jet up at llaciite Bil:h Ofticers are prealileht, Procte!; vice president, PanHart; aeeret:'aey·treasurer SbeiYOIIDI; reporter•" Gaiolyn Van Justice CoUrts ' '' ' GET for whit you PAY. Here you get tbe finest laundry aervke that money f'" buy. Ye~ you pay no more ' us;ually' (and You'll LESS! Ibab Like Our ~laewbere. 4ulet Dtpebtbble Senlee JOU - - top of the aheared off by coll&Jon. --;-~· I The true test ot' value Is what you GIVE US A TRY AND YOU'LL SEE WHY Robi readings left a the northern tJ.er at Anthony's Crewman Killed In Train Crash Near Wauseon ...mb." aub-zero cold wave, wont of aeuon, beaded toward the states and the East today, m!to:~lr~l Weatber Bureau rec· stood llllee the tum century. frlild arche blarta" drave temperature down to zero or Ibelow in the atorm riddeu northern Rockies artd acroa the eoun· try's midJtction The searing cold 'lVII felt aa soutb as Texaa, Louiliana and '~' f;~~fi.~:~:wilh • C.:bris\lllas Seals Meigs county r08lden ta are reeelvmg through tbe U, S. Postoffice e t tb r of the Tuberculosts and Health Assoc1a11on w,ere in part maije c~:";. ~J':,.&/:op 163 in Middleport. '!'bey were part of the· many other young e ~ adults who helped prepare tbe se als for ma~Ung. "They dtd an excellent job, 1:;,;d Mrs Wallace Bradford, executive se 'c retary of tbe associallon. Left to right around 40c Maximum Something Newl FORMIS:A WALL TILE to= f:'f. 1'0 • 1WN- C~R~ING CoUl!OJI:, along with Harold Ar thun, Director of the Scioto Copnty Planni,n.g Comm.btion, will dilcua1 a aub~ect of interest to -every member Industrial Develop· menl In members will have d meeting the 10 general member· who wUl aerve aloDJ wlth 1'l community for the next cJlendar year Tbl1 meetinl aiHo called to ttpprove orr gt:;)~P:~•: the lneorporatlOD of C non-profit corporation under laws of the State of Ohio. Tbi• final meeting of COVIC year' and Is being beld the Pres1dent'a home town. excellent representation trom areas 1s urged, The meefing Ia •t•l ·" tbe Ellta Club. Tb lf;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_:;;;;~··;;;;;;•_;;;;;;;;~•===i;ii;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;i;.l ' Sub-Zero Wave Roars Toward South ::,lt;!r;:~;~~ n:~; 0!1tDenl tbe :t MEIGS THEATRE How to make a believe In ·l antaa ." ' Weather enttne Dance Party Is NOW DEVOTES WEALTH FOR HELP Motiff For NEW YORK (UPI)- Mrs. Hobart c. Ramsey, who for 20 Saturday Event years lived in the silent world of deafness, now is devoting "HI h School Dan Party" wall her lite to keeping others from suf~~rio- the same affliction. be the' theme of this ;eek's rock •n• , "I once made a p~omlSe to "God, said the 41-year-old so- roll ri!C(lrd hop wben '"The Jays" Cialite fJib'rn Short Hills, N. J. I am tryJ.ng to keep that com- of make HlJib another mitment." mtoPomeroy the Pomeroy School Aud· Mrs Ramsey, the w1fe of the died, ber father sent her to New ttorlum tbil coming Saturday nitht, 1"""' chairman of the Worthmg- York to live with an aunt and to Ncwember 21, on bebalf of the SenJs founder pre,J· aee more spoeciallsta. Mothers 10rT'btl Deafness and ResearCh 'uect Totti Sllena week'lClub. event sbowa prozqiJe 1Fo mdla~ion, the fll'at natumal vol "All told me dthat I would just of bel•'"• one of the largeat ana t Jd untary ll)'man'a group furtbermg to get uae o a llew wor best "hOP'" ever t.o be held ln the reseacb on th11 major health she nld Pomeroy Auditorium A mau of problem Ulneas wbleb would eall teenagers Ia expected to attend Some 17 mUllan Amencans have operation ulUmatel)' from Eutern, Racine, Rutland, hearmg, Mrs Ramsey beartna:. While tak· W.ahama, Middleport and PomtrOy. At least three nuUions are at the Mayo CUnie, ~r and Mis1 High Sebodl, U.S. "More people suffer abe heard of A will be selected Irom 1tudent. ~ of mvlsible hand1r.ap than Dempert, a New York the Metgs-Mason uboolJ The" li b h d ' •W combined total of those wlth apec1a st w o a developed 1be •elected aecordJnd ·~ to thelr dn.c1 beart di8ease, bhndness, 4he "~nestrahon." fiPetation tn•• ab!Uty and peraGnality ,Mr. well, the 10 major diS· a "wmd011f'' to let sound and M1151 Hi"h School, U. S A., • she said, ln an ioterview wiU rece1ve a beautiful cake lnI' d 1... n's New at the llound.w Yort ean irst an apine "" •"ribed with their tlUe, donated b" """"' J 1eadquartera. burned eut," said the Pomeroy Pastry Sbop, plua The Foundation financed by many other prizes. uontributwn, endowment and "I beheve in bargaming ~ , !Jfant underwrltes bospttal and w1th God. But 1 pledgedJ_hat if The beat dresua teenage couple umve~slty research, and hopes to the Lempert operation worl:ed, I will abo be choten on thetr apthe j;.Ublic to the need for would do all I oould ao that others propnateness and • QeabJ,e$1 of yelldy bearing testa early dlag- mlgbt also hear. And I also prom· dress for the ~nfQnnal eveniDJ 1\0SIS and methods prevention lBed tbat if it didn't the "The Jays" wUl feature- tbe top md ~ure chances then were about one out '00 records liati!!d on the ehtrta of Mn Ramsey, a nah'f"~ of Nash· of thfee, I also would aooept Billboard Magazine. , ville, Tenn, sa1d she wa8 just deafness" Thlftla wll1 a'!iJig at 7:30 tnd turning anto her teens when an She had the operatJon her 11 00 wJil be the wrap up. Admis00 left sum wlll be We ain&le and 15e !lbnormal bony growth in the m1d· right ear In leM. On her :Ue ear began to unpall' beirmg h . drag. Proceeds will Wo to the Her father and mother had to later, wen It started fur Pomeroy senior Mo~rs Club. , tace up to asking for a front row ~~t ~b: EVeryone la welcorae to attepd. ;eat for her In the clauroo111, and _ "tt "I bad hme Jn the two ,-ead J 'o askmg teachen1 to talk louder never be perfect. Wll recuperating from tbt •Phial vhen they addressed her. Sb: monthl after the second ear tuaiOn to work out details forlbe Finally abe bad to drop her surgery, she waa back in tbe laos- FoundatJon I even had time to ~ nl h I b th · ' 'pa 1 esl'Jons ecause e names pltal fo~ the corrective operation pay of( an old grudse-I took lf a foreign language could not on the ~wer spine "I believe Spanish leuon1 while I wu in tbe le heard thmgs h:;o.ve a desJ- .. llle slid. hOipJtal." 'lben, ahe uid, began "my whole career scarred with doc· )lr :md Mrs R A. Allen of arrangement of faU flowers Parkersburg .Sunday WELL-PLANNED, STAGED fVCNT Mrs. Hobstetter and Mrs Brown M d M were !) R s guests f L of ..., presided at the 81lver service B~tt;; rs wan o ong The Flower: Show sponsored by the Rutland Garden Club Other' ...l'(lng w1th the evenlast weekend and co-sponsored b tb Middle~ort Garden )trs Raymond Hood enlered the Y e mg were the followmg members Me1gs General HollpJt.al Sunday as Club and tbe Amateur Gardeners Club of Ml dleport was of the social comm1ttee, Mrs Welk- a medical pat1ent te(med an exceptionally well planned and well staged show er, Mrs Rue, Mrs Vera Crow, Mrs M1ss Olga P1erotl1 of Columbus by Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta, who was the judge for tU Sara andfor MrstheJean TheGibbs officers newl>Morgan form 1•pent M theOdweekend tt Pi w1th tt her moth show Exemplar membera who attend ed Exemplar Chapter were also ID· rll e a ero Mrs. Bender 1s an OAGC aecred evergreen• givmg botb their bot· M Ed d G b I f c 1 ed tbe ntual and Tea whlch fol- atalled SuJJd'ay night by XI Gamma b rs " war t ra er o o urn• Jted Judge and in her oral jud•ina th • ., onrea~ name and the name theu~ lowed were Mn Helen Atkm1, Mrs. Mu Chapter They we~· prestdenl, Ch us IS1 uere mg In e care G ass1s b t tbc. stressed the point that if nat are more communally known by Bauer, Mn Charlotte Coates, :drs Mrs Wdh.ams, VICe president, Mrs M ar e!lGe ra er, a e ural material Ja , available it ia In tb1s exhibit there wu also a 1 H a patu~nt 1 llarjorle Crow, Mrs Vera Crow, Rosenbaum, secretary, Donna ' eJgs M dnera 01 \\'ospua L d 1 mu.ch better to use 1t 1n 1ts natural coal frame filled w1tb Verm1cuhte lin.. Sue Jeffera, Mn. Mildred Jones; treasurer. Mn GnndstiU -'!. r anc 1 1rs •• arren E L ee K om o ' stale She &aid that Jt is best not and peat moss Among the unus· K&rr, Jlr& aarice Krautter, ">drs a ' • .. rs rewson to use tOo many arhf1cial mater ual house plants were an Ep.~ca PJlYllis Mullen, Mrt Roberta u[ (umbJ Jdge Neb ;md Mr and 1 1als \taranta or Prayer Plant, Ruffled b' Brien, Mrs Velma Rue. Mrs Ann S • Mrs t'ete l>eVues of l htcago lll. Chairmen for the show were Mn Beef Steak Begonia, and Mt.nt Ger • Bupe, Mrs Rose S1sson Mrs Teresa who we-re called here by lhe death James T1tu11 and Mn Robert Re1 amum. Swat.r.el, ~ Louue Thompson and E of Mrs 0 H Myer:~, are lhe guest!! bel of Rutland, Mrs Charles Aaa In the Educational exhtbitl were d I Mn Pearl Welker. of Mr and Aaron Kelton Bradbury of the Amatuer Garden Wreaths and Door Swags Among • 1\lr 'ms Fra,nk Huck quietly and Mrs Garen Stansbury of the t,heN were wreaths of cones and H their golden amversary Middleport Club. The chairmen and artiehate bloom Plans For Party Saturday evemng members of home Rutland Road Sat were well pleased with th1s sbow and OJJe of Box Wood. WYF of the First Umted Presby· due to the illness of Mrs and the co-operation of the club• T.bete waa alao a table of dried Were Discussed m joining together to make auch ma~tlala that are used by arraogterlan Church went to the Huntmg- 1mwx. ton YMCA for a sw•mmmg party Mn Emma Lewis and son, Leo, an enjoyable event era: aucb u okra, and dock. There Chapcrones for tbe young people uf Columbus were weekend guests This is tbe first group show that alao a display of reference enler- were Mr and Mru Richard Vaugh of hor Sister and brother·ID law, has been held In Meigs County for was ~k& bulletfns and mapz:mea tlined tbe Kin Club laat week an, 'Myron Mlller, Lewl8 Sauer, Jr, M'r i!nd Mrs I- rank Huck and Mr some time pertaming to flowen and garden· at bill' home, Union Ave. and Rev Howard Ruppelt and Mrs Charles Buck The show was held in the base- mg. A abort butlne&ll session was con· Dr A J Tracy of Columbus was ment of the Rutland Methodist clucted by the pre11dent, Mr1. TheoYoung peopll' attending melud lhe weekend guest of h.i• parents, Chur.cb last Saturday and Sunday ~e were two classes for the dore Lehew and plan• were dia· ed Judy Sauer, Eddie Cruoks, Lynn Mr and Mrs E J Tracy wltb judging OQ Saturday. Junior .llll'deners, "So Big" and .euued for a Chriatmaa dinner and Mrs Rh:hard Jn the Horticltural there "A;rn'"tr!:!'!elnnt were p.rty the time and place to be IIMullchler',"J'und, y MJ•acrktinK,IAtcihla'nn'woJI•I,mcee•, an " rand and Mrs Harold Johnson were exh1b1ts of various native .-:. _,... ~u·• Donna Weber, s 11bra Kennedy and Bruce Walb.ce, Cheryl Fife, Lo1s of Sprmgf1eld amved Friday call· announced later Ann Sauer, George Sauer, Carolyn ed by the Illness and death of Mrs h H Ca~vln Biddlea In the 1 econd clan Game• were played and prlzet D I S I S Emln ., • 'lfllelt ower onor•'ng awardeCI to Mr• Edsar Pratt and Russell, enn s ae ans, eren .. ...,.., were, Dean Weber, Donna Weber, Lewis, M1ke Morris, Cmda Sauer Mr and Mrs Robert Lehew of MI.SS MartJ"n Held Sabra Kennedy, Dennla Weber, Mn. R. E Vlll'ghan, Mr11 Teddy and Dave Thomas. Charleston, W Va, arrnred Sunday Dallas Weber and Mary Elizabeth Warner and two eue8t8 Judy Vau· cAlled by the death of his grand d Bradbu..... tora"-wltb her parents checking lhin and Cheryl Ebfnbadh Fav• ay Even,·ng ·~ out everycure. clueWhen they Jler ~ardmother to a Fri ml.'ther, :lfrs Emma Lmfhe1t Blue ribbon wlnners of the lhow deafnesa Of1 were two lllRall chJna bands Mrs Herman Oblinger entertain were, Olalt one, "Let Us Give Slumber Party flDed wttb null. ed With a shower Friday evening at fhanJr:t"-frult aod flowers of Program, Party her ho)'ne, Condor St., honoring vegetable&, -Mrs. Helen Lloyd, En jove~ By Gr.ouo Around And MlBB llado1yn 'Martin. whose mar Mrs. Harold Lohae and M.ts. Glenn Laat Friday evening Ruth Ann Given Wards Of riagc to Mr Robert Roush wJU be Lambert. Farlher entertamed ,. number of About an event of December 6. two, "Winter Wonderland. her friends with- a slumber party C,hildren's Home branchel," Mra. Grace Pom....,., Clhlo at her home on South Sedond Sunday evening the Deacons and A blue and whJte color theme Middleport , Mrs. John Klneald and Avenue. Deaconesses of both the Middleport was earned out ln the decorallons Mn. Cusb Jobnton. ly FRIDDII HOUDASHiiLY Tho girls attended the Mldd!~­ and Syracuse Ji'trat Unlled Preaby- with streamers of blue and whit( Cia•• three, "White Cbriitmas," TONIOKT on4 TUESDAY port·GallJpohs &arne before gom~ tenan Churches jomed for a pro- extending from the four cornera oJ white arrangement Of ueen foilage Mr. and Mrs. William Chllds grum and party for the wards of the room to a lar11e wedding bell to the Farmer home for refresh· the weekend in Columbus spent Mra. Cbarlee Bradbi.U'Y, Mrs. J'ame1 "WOMEN OBSESSED" the County Jn{Jrmary m the center of the room. G1ltt fitUI. ment11 and the party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Th e meeLlng was opened wlth were pla-ced under the bell qn .11 Spcndmg the night with Huth Clan four, "Ha1pitallty," A Fr~mkHn Ginther. - · U,,.,..rd, Stephen Boyd Ann smg111g by the cholu!l from the table with cover carrying out the were Bonule Van Cooney, Mrs. Genie A1buury was called Chrl1tmas table arrangement, Mrs. Judy Clark , Loretto HanniRJ,1', Mu: SHacusc church whwb mcl'ftded bndal theme Weddlng bella Wetf Cuah John1on, Mrs. Robert Rei· to Dunbar last Thursday lt'L()'ning Not q,.. w..r..,..., key Brinkman. J1mlce Asbury, car Mrs Mary Cotterill , J\olr and Mrs also used In the doorway1. because of the sertous UJneu of A Charles Bfake, Mts111 Rose Ann Games were played during the bel and Mrs. Jame~ Titua. olyn Bradford her mother. Mrs. Aabury waS ac· Class five, "Then There Were Lisle, Mrs Mary L1sle, Mrs Morris evenmg w1th prizet awarded to ~ompanled to Dunbar by her dau· Harden, Mrs Agnes White, Mll'ls Mrs. Donald McKen:ue Mra. George None" foJia&:e only, Mn. BnJ.ce gbter, Mra Henry Perry and aon. Lloyd, Mrs Harold Lolule and Gertrude Duffy, Mrs Carrie Sell· Staats and Mill Mary Hesson M111 JanJCe Cbllda, nurse 11t tlle Mrs. Jame1 TJtu1 ers Mts11 Frankie Mumaw, Refreshments of individual cako Children'• Hoapital m Columbus Class aa, j'Memorfea of Sum· and friend, Miaa Jaoe Springer of Daisy Duckworth anrt Mrs Iced 1n white and topped Slack. weddina bell, lea ereun mer" Mn. Garen Sl•n•bury, Mrs. Oneonta, New York who is a tea SingmJ! 'n the chorus of the 'M'1d the weddins bell and Jl'nfli TltiB, !I'H. Brllf!<J_I;I!'I'd, cher ln Columbu• apent tbe week· dlcport -church were Mr. and' M w~re served. Favora were Mrs. John KJncaJd, Mri. ltiJlflDie- end with Mra. Martha Chdda. Now AvaJial>le IJt' Attractive Richard VaughHn , Vincent Dabo, flower baskets ftlled hl and Mra. Robert Reibel. Mr. -and Mrs WUUam Grueaer, Murg11ret Sauer, Mrs. Lucy Claaa .evea, "Reverence," Ul· cart Brannan ltld Mrs lt.:d· Colore ~&nd Pattern• Gn>gg, Miss Phyllis Joachtm, Fred 1 relig1oua fla~.trene, Mrs Allensworth went to Columbua ~r. and Mr11 Paul Hapton ~:ober! Reibel, Mra. James Titua, ThursdQ to v.IJit with Mr. and Ideal For Bathroom and Kll<hea RemodeUng I , ,. J eliSIC s~ umaker and E. 0 Rail and Mro. Harold . Robert Jay ' Rev Boward Uuppelt, paator of 1t.o11ae. Grieser returned tn Middle· both churche11 •liht, "Merey CbrlJimas," Thi.Uaday evening and the Mr. Dabo welcomed tho infirm· •rr•nsement, Mn George otl1era atayed untU Saturday when ary res1dents to the meetmg and Earl Kniitbt, Mr1. Mr. and Mra. Jay returned witb BRADBURY ROAD there were special talks by church and Mra. Francb them tor the weekend here Plauae 13118 - - Middleport, Oblo Boule 1 members and also special mus1e. Mr. Clarence Cline was • Alter lhe program refreshment8 _;;··;:·irlvltatlon elan there we,. to New Matamoras laa!l,, ~~~i~•;r turkey and pumpkin deeorated from tbe Vinton because of the death cream and home llllde ond the Twllll!ht her, WiltU Ring. Mr. coffee were served by of Pomeroy. Mr1. fal'en a touple of weeJr:a M)'er of Vinton wa• awarded broke b!a hlp, evening was clOiled blue ribbon In thir' elase. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnaoo of Prayer and the 23rd Columbua Villted w1th Min Sylvia and the alnging of "Bleaa Be MeMa1ter last week. Tlc", Practice Is Held Mn. J'ay.e Myer waa taken to Mrs Ada Slack .served as chair· Holzer Hospital lilt Friday alter man from the srracuse church and For Ceremonial becomlnr: ill Richard Vaughan from the MiddleMr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson port church fq,r the evening. During December bave l;l'loved Into the John Brickle• Plan• were made and a practlce houae on Broadway Street. ti1ld for a cerem~ntal to be held Mr-. Ruby Scott of Prioeton, IIOI.D TIRI UPIHIARtNGS WASHINGTON A House ~~::~~·t:( at the December meetina wbea W. Va., le vialtinr witb her slasmaiJ buatne11a 1ubcommittee will Mat)> Shrine White Shrine of Jeru· ter, Mrs. E. M. WOod. hold hearings here Dec. 9-lt on aalem met Friday evenlne at the Mrt. Wood and Yrt. Scott were practices by gasoline wboleaalera 1Rlch•til 'POirii~li: tool' Hou. Coi!Jmbdlaeveraidaya laat week and rotallers In buying and sellPauline vWt with Mr. and Mh. EvereU inG" auto tires, batteries and ac· ceuories MUboan returned to her spendlnl the parents, Mr. · - ----- C~·Jumtu l '> & Survival Of Veterans' Day Was Stressed BentZ Family Will MIIGS Move To Marion Mr. and )frs. Flo)ld Bentz are moving back to Marion where ' botb WJU seek employment Residing here 'three yeara. Mr ' Bentz waa employed at the Park· ersburg Rig and Reel Co , wbieh clo&ed earber this )'ear port; Mareta Van Rt. 3, DJ~ebarged, J)otathy Dur•t. Portland; Mr! Mary LeifbeU, Colum· bw; Tueaday: Mn. Hop1er Bailey, Pomeroy; Mrs. Hea:aie Vaa Hoot. Rutland. time; ill c:ouneU memben .O,.Oitr): """''deuepUon in favor of tbe aetion with of BelliDJ who east a no vote. During the diseWiiion it was reported that one of the street department truc:b probably "'.n not be in sat.isfactoey eond1· Uon to be used w\tb the snow plow tbis "!inter. Councll In for of Police Department of Pol~ !ed Webster eosta ~Vel'Wd/ Coune1l the pU:~ase of lbe unlfive member• of the department, not to exceH.1.$400.. 1Jn· der the afreemeot ~ the pur· ehue, it w~,.. ~portfi that each officer wlll reeetVe tWo pairs of trousers, ill.~ 'ihirts, a leather jacket 411nd cap and three inaipi& patchea. ' A, 1plit motlon eYOlved from ill a motor scoo · far It � 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 16, 1959 jones leifheit moodispaugh myers