https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c55228d0160870d18af4749298ddd4bf.pdf fa28fb3b47dd040d6169d1acfc5cfdc3 PDF Text Text - " • 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 �' ' f'Hf D'AitP SEHTINlL -- -- - l' 2-llaily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddleptrt, 0 ;, ~o\1. 1?, 19~9 ~'"t Editorially Planning Work for To Ta:IMk Elsewhere Is To Limir The Growth Of Your Home Town For every dolla-r spent with your local merchants a considerable sum is returned to you through services rendered by your HOMEroWN, and througb donations and helps to worthy causes. For every dol.ar spent in some other NEW HAVEN - A (:Dmmunlt:r UnttM p,.... lnt.m.tliiul Than,k tliYihf Senrit e 1iin· be held Today Is Tueaday, NoVembet at 10 o'clock a. m. Oft Tbaab• lt the 32ht ~ay of the yeaJ, with l(iYing Day, Nov~triber 28, 1959 at 44 more days In 1959. St. Paul's Lutheran Church. :New The moon is approaching Jts Haven, West Virginia, with the Jut quartif't. foiJowlng churches participatlna:: The morning atar 18 VfnUJ. Neo,y Haven Church of Cod~ WU· The evenine Jtan are Mercury Ham Wilson, Minister; New lineD fl'ld Saturn. E.U.B. Church, Robert Dille, P'a• On th i1 date in hi•tory: tor; New Haven Methodist Churrh, Jh 1734. editor John Peter Zen- David Freeman, Pastor; and St. fer of the New York vteckly jour- Paul'• Lutheran of New Haven, n•l was arreatM and charged Jatk T. Welch, Pastor. wlth libel . In 1800. congr.esa held its first The Rev. David Freeman. will leltion in the <'ipllol bUilding. ptea ~h . Hil aermon is erJtJtled, Jn 1869 lhe Suez Can:::.! was for· : '"For W:Jiat Are We Tbanldul7" the many ope ned for worlcf naviga. Rev. Jack T. Welch will conduct tlon lhe ser vi ce. The mu1le for the ser· ~ 1881 , Samuel Gompers or· Vit'e will be led by • combined s:anized the federation o( organ· choir . from the varlou1 churche• , lt.ed trades and Jal:for uniOn& of whlrll wilt alng two anthem•; it the U. S. and Canada . will N ~nder the joint direction uf M'rs. Harry Layne and Mrs. John In 1948, the Britis h House of Hoffman . The offerine: tlken wi.ll Colftmons voted to nationalize the be ~lven to National' Counell or ateel industry irr P!nglsnd . Churchel In it1 work in aldin1 A thou,~~:ht for today : :British typhoon ·8trkken areaa of Ja(Jan. ltttetrria'n Winston Churchill The public Ja Invited to attend Mid: "There Ia no liner Invest· this •ervfce. Let's remember ta riitnt for any rommunlty than "lteturn and give 1ban1Ca" a• did putUnr milk In babies. " the one leper whom Jeaut healed, and not like the: other nine who received their bfcsalngs and went .1' away and forgot to thank GOd who had blessed 1hcm. Maso.n Mothe-rs Ooily Sentinel Daybook ' .;u Tile.~ (ContlnuM ·p:rom P.,. OM) the measure not becau.te th.ey a re a.llinlt the purchase or auch a .~tooter for the department but benuse they believe that 1h!8 -equipment should be tried out and purchase il examined before made. On this matter BeWng, J{IMI tt~d Schaefer votes Yes and titltz, Rher i.nd Col.Jina v(lted No, failing "'to earry due to the tie vote. A bid was received from the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. o:l tbe realr of low sections of the up· .. pet P"oineroy parkJn:g lot where water stands during ratny· periodt Council agreed to sec11re another bld on the repair work upon the recommendttion Of Councilman Fultz. The bid rrom the Pomeroy concern is based on a reinforced conerete -surfa~e while costs ot another type of llurfaee Cor tbe repall'tl will be secured In the otber bid . Repair of the parking l~.t 'rea PTA TO MElT Harrtsonvibe-ScLpio PTA hold U1 regular meetil)l Wedruilday at 7:3Q 'P· m. at the school. Refreahmenta wlll bt aerved at tbe close"' of 'the met!t• lni. ~ASH LOW? CLASI_ ~0 MilT 1'he Homebuilder& Claaa of the Bradford Church of ChrWt wi{l meet thll Friday evenlnt at thf ehurda. The membl!!ra 11re tb meet at 7:45 to tate ttatketa of fruit to the County Infirmary. • JUST SAY SOl - ITY. AND ' CLU.,-:n; MilT I The Rock Springs !Setter Health ) l Club and the Rock Spring• Home Demonatratlon Club will hold a joint meeting Ttiuraday afternoon at the home of Mrt. George Skin· ner with "Family Ute" the topic: of dtacua•l!n. Member~ are re. queated to bring I lift for a p:a• Uent at the Athena State HO&pital anr.l also wrapping anrt r.ibbon. Phono 197 f;:;:~n~~ WASiiiNGTON -f'ouner Secntary. of Statf Ilean A'cfieiOn dfli. ~ lzJn.c the admJ4tttratlon· •• lad:· ng cleu lorelp poJJey ob~edliia 'This a4inlhillhttoli itellliet' nl> OAN UVI,.el .COMPANY 125 I. Motn HOURS' 9 I<> $ - THURS.: 9 ttl' Noon BOWLING ment prouam of a perioanent nature. Hawever, thi1 Wll ~mpll· cated by the · report indicating that uew aewage linea ml&ht bave to be eonatructed in the community. and that would inyolve tear· lni up Improved 1treet1. • Councll did. ap_ee, bo~•v:eri tct have CoLincllmau · 'Colltril ' fe,eure prleee: on repaJr wofk, 1ueb 11 the applicat~on .qf bet mb: ~n tt~e ~Ul near the reServoir on Linccln Heights and the MulberrY Helghtl .. - ' ·ft!.i • ; . ..;.._.. , , , . lflflfl ' . ~·n.P~tt!'~r:e:nd J!!!·n.E~~~~ ~:!~.~~~:;· J:;;k, <::.?:~a~\:~; Mrt, Katherine McGowan, Mra. Betty Foreman, Mrs. Jean C4'mk, Mn. Lutllle swulch'amer and rueat1, Mh. Jo1eph Llah, Mrt. Phll Wolpert, ar.,i . .Mra. Eddie Stein. Aut•tint Mra. !!b'ertbach aa cohoatcnClJI were Mn. LaVera Vvaa· er and Mn. Jean Warner. 1g 11 633 17 13 1, 1•01 ~ uuv 12 18 400 .. ..., , •• ~ ...., HAlON HIGHS lnd 3 Games, L. Damewood ~ IDd. 1 Game, R. Davia-L DameSwilbe-l,.ohle Drup Sp Ce0t ort er · · · · · · Foreman·Abbott · · · · Daugherty Ine. . . . Fireltone . . . . J INOW lNSUU.NCE N. J. UP! - Tbe Pru· ln.iuriJiee C-o. hu inau.red lttelf aeabuit having to lhO\Iel anow around ft. new office building here. It lAid Monday the snow wiD be melted away from a heated sol· I h I '• I ut on of water and et y ene c.., co . '·ted th ., 1 •-• · <:UCUUI rou... p pea em~KU ded in the CODtret«. Love Another As He Is 'Not As·He O~ghtTo Be •r AMilfllilWIIOJ . Oflly." $-o writ.. a reader, an~ golnl FIRST In QUAIJI'Y FAIREST t. PRieD FASTEST t. SERYICE. TOP •s• BOWLERS AVG. B. Louks . . . . . . . . . . . . 182 G. McKinney . . . . . . . . .. 1'70 · J.1>uerr . . ............. 161 H. ClatwQrtb)'·A. Sylvester 168 B. McKinney . . . . . . . . . . . 166 TWO JAILID Jame1 Atnberger, M.lnertvllle Charlel McCloud, Middleport were both jailed yeaterda:r for execution tor tine and coltl. . &LAs UPS MORTGAGES ()hlo residential mortgage ad· vancea of The Equitable Life AssUrlllCfl SocietY of the United Statu increaled by 12.2 pet eent in the •first nlne montbs of 1039 according to Robert 0 . Brown, vice prealdent wbo said new loans amounted to $12,223.000 durina: the period. MAYO, EOITOR. OlED oCINCINNATl, Obio UPI - Har· W. Mayo, 47, a veteran news~­ Jer re_porter and 'editor lor the Cfu· ~u:mall l'mit and Times·Star tor the paat ,:U years, died Monday. PHONE POMEROY 388-Y OHIO TOYLAND! TOYLAND! 3 Speed- Reg. $!1.91 Record Player • - • • • RegullllonSilo .Basketballs • • • •.' Basketball Goal tl\tl Reg. fl.OO per box Greeting Cards • • • e BICYCLES e TRICYCLES e PEDAL IN PoMEROY, OHIO- WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE? Let's Help Keep Melga Collllty llollan Ill Melp Coanly ' . to ·• '. ·,'.'t',; .a.•.] lllrtll»f: tleeiW" they illlvtl· aN hot'!u\ - and di~OI'IINIL ..,~,I · thex. are· cru•hl\\ aroun41 cl"mlnl ul.t ate at th.• Am.eriealia- a w~)$ round table dltclldiSO.• 1Unc1a¥' aN ~ew.t. eventa,. on national and lhterJit.llonal aflilrt. 8ht ..,.. ta tmtnent MttiN 41!1t8r llltd tortlp eoi'reapoiu:lent ' t<J ~ mod• ente it Ud" lt' it ~' l'feia\ -.. \ 1 ' . '· , . :' . .. •. . : .• '•"'. ! ' . ' ','( . ~,,· . "r~I FFE ReNT kinq$~; ~~f~V($, But BOTH turn to the rel·l~ble source ;()f irifor,MistiPr;: ?-.net when it come$ to · .. . . t~ey ~ount o.ri the newspa. '· .. ' ' '. ~ i· ·. .. i~~~i~;decisioJ~s . Q~ t~l<e effect~ ' . .. . ' ~ .·, . '·•I;. •r ' . ,,r; Is b118lc to fr.,.dom · ' ' .'dl.)" i're"'!P,m o,f ~~o~~~. '':''. of Jilfomtatlon ·foreoer " ., !rl ,Jitl,l'; /. , ~,, 1_te " ' ' • .' . I natlpnal . aDd h!t•m•· l!ie sinews 1>f j;~t;:;;;;;;;;;:;~:~~~~ ·.pfurtdlng ,. , ' . :..W PRESTON MOTOlS~ .~~ :SOath n ird Annue .1,, e WAGONS YES AT MOORE'S r· •on1e CARS Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan! End your shopping worrie8- We invite YOI1 to the finest selection of toys in the Bend Area- j Ute~, 77tf. perbox BUY YOUR WHEEL GOODS NOW ON OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN WHILE St:LECrJON IS GOOD ,_ , . " . ' ' t..-~ · liba _ •,.t:l'qlt.. tiC4(M"PJt. • they expeett tvtrYtiod)f tlt· M totally 11onlit whelti • $1.98 up • • • ::t'~,.U•·m'"l ' pie .... · ~-~ !!'~Jj . ,,. $17.88 Wllb Net, l r.-.\N"'·· · . • • $2A9 and up tile Rtse· Bowl I hu helped ln&UfUII- know eXactly -how Jlh·e ree l~ kneW a mlltl once Wll:o de•crlbtd a Certain preadfer <by aaylli"t; : "He loveil mankind but can't lf.&ri" people." 'Jihena 11 a 10011. deal of kini:f ot thln_l' around, and think; l Jcnow what lt ••~••I from. p.. ..,.. CORD lin. Graee """" •JIOIII ROllE UfJ - AD Amorteu_lel:._c.1- • in C•ato.J wllll her diiJdroa. a irliner on 1 trial run Itt a Lorulon-R-ome reeorcl of one bow, 56 minutea ¥oodl;,-. The Trant World Airliner Boein1 70'7-331, whieb will begin re1u1ar Hnke on the: nm Dec. 4, ,., not carry·uaJaatlld &a• 1111 looktllle Stflte 'it "YiHY DO ao many ot thoee any length of time yo~ t!om• 'Wfio wOrk with p~ple live the with the con\1c~i0n that tmpre.talon of ha.tlnl' poople? are muth nicer Ulan :you They act &a lt" they love realized, AI .so, rn u c h) Jdea ot people, but the 'people In the' fielh drive told me about -& new lllMo!- wood 222 Team S· Game• Pomeroy Cemeot Blodl: 262ft Ttam 1 Game. SwPber-I.obara Drat•. 941 SILL ANCIENT SCULPTURIS U>~ON UPI Seven .ancient 1cu1ptUrea that had been painted over and used as decorations in a snack bar were sold Monday for $.19,760 at Sotheby'a Art Auction Houae . The sculptures were excavated (rom the site of Ninevah, in what now Iraq, 100 )'ears ago, and in a small private .mn· got their coat of mUSI!!um became GUILD TO MilT Women'a Gulld·or C!\lllllll' will ·hU!!!I day at 7:30 p. m. at the with Mia EUzabeth F.lck aa · n~ld· er. H01te11ea will be the Happy Harvesten Class. TO .NTIRTAIN Pomeroy Bend Granae will en· tertaln the children of the Count)' ijome wJ.th a Thanbglvlq dlnht!li" Wedneaday at 8 p. m. at tile DA'V Hall. Following tbe dinner a abott bu1irie11 session wHI be held. W• Loet Pet. ltiiMiinUI Cement BlOck 28 7 787 NEWS BRIEFS . SooiaJ Seeuritv t- I · s•n Jn .. Dui-ing the meetJng it ·•aa a!Jip reported. tba~ the two traHic ·lights ·in the buslnes• 1ection o1 town do not meet state requirements f-or permits. Tbe lights muat be tqt!lpped so that they can be converted into caUtion lights from 11 p, m. to 6 1. m. each day, It wu reported. Failure to do thls will mult in the state'a re(usal to ilaue per· mlla for tbe llgbtJ which would lead to complications in case• ~ accidents at the locations of the traffic aignata, Mayof Charla Legar said. Chief Webster was named to aecure ~rice quotations for the , .. 1 change over and waa lnltructed to SPQ PAiTNI~~... Ster~C .'aa~-~ &q_l_;!' ~" tok ebtl• 'contact the sate'y committee for dren ·lhll'f a ~ U PltJ' an1YtJn ·Baa 'l'jaQcllco OD bll permlssJon to have the lia;hts acbocmer ""Wa.\\~ fi:Dm · ~ ,voYag~)0 ' 1&}lit1 , M4 other changed . . Souib BoP t>Ollito: 'P'!J.Iott JU. U ,' ,. <hitlaa'!f ol a court Chief Webster alao Wd tha' a ~. ~· ~ •rtOm lett~ arttchen I; Jfattliewl. e; · Caution aipal on Nye Ave., to · ·· .' ¢hrtll!aa. 10; Thor, f. · alert motorists <~f the Nre Ave., c-o-n"u-o-ue-ct::-b-e-..pre ::c:-sen:-:t·__-~,:=,..=tem;: . ='-ot . ·t~wn 'calla now. ·E. M~ln St., traffic- llJht IJ aehea)l b be fir duled for in1tallation today. handling 'the e 1 ·W en t m Co"·. ·ou-..._., ,.... app·roved bUll f.or moves into its new West Main ..... Jack Tbomaa of tbe fire de· paymebt and agleed to investlpte partment and emergency &Quad St. quartera. methods of better drainage on E. was present to report to Council~ Under the fire bar system, Main St., near a eoaJ loadinl area. meq the names of members of ~e phone• placed in the home• of two er'oupa who will have pbones firemen and emereeney aquad YOUTH NOT INJURID installed In their homes under membera ring , - aimultaueo"~JaiY the new tire bar ayatem: wben fire and .- emergency cllll In an aecident over the weekend The &ylltem Is being: put Into op. are received. a ear dri.Yen by Robert Lee Lucu, eration aa the new f!l8th~d 1ol ad· 16, Ra~ine, akidded on loose 11'1· Y"Jtlng fir.men and emeraeney OouneU dlaeuqe(l township fire vel 11 be wu clrlvlna eaat on tbe aquad membert of ealla .to be. ans- rontraet. Md turned the matter Waid sayH HUJ one mile from wered. At present ~peraton of over to the talety committee. PIJ· Route 388 east of Tanner'a Road The General Telephone Co. han· ment for firemen on out of town eauaing tbe ear to tum over, dle incomlng caUl.• But the com· calla wlll be diseualed ·b J the Hm- Iandin& oD itl top. Lucaa Wll Dot pany baa advised the 'ri.llage that mittee,., Rbl). Firemen do not re- injured. · / the ·operator& wlll be unable to ceiYe , payment for the out of -- - - - - -...,----':.... =..:=:::.::::::::....:.::....:;_::::::=-::~-:.:..:..:.:.;;::=::..+-....:.-- nor «I.a. It tra\'elL Tfie: nUeaee-- elO:Crtcl' . . . 11' 'tetf' hd· 1reaalve. but the teavkl are Dot! _mpreaai1r4:' • Game, L. Dame- . .HUI. ~oUatet I bower'• vUlt to India at lencth with Indian ofliclab todar. Hater- iDeal lell6oD will ftilow tbt • ty , wbn ia .matine a dry run of oer AU 1HJDbln. ad lit* .... the Pre1ident'a tour, arrived ben Mon<lay Ql&bt. Ilia , . qed 1<> INDUSTRIAL L.IAGUI Hi&:b Scora ll·U , 1811 Tbrte Game Ind . L Dame- -An - -d Yo; Plan for a dinner meeting or the Maaon Mother • Club were made .. at a meeting held lilt Wednesday 'I'o get di1ablllty protection, a ~venlng at the home ot Mrs. Jean •elf·llmplo)'ed peraun must .fbHtbacl\ In Muoo . the same work teat that · · ~ ..U .emplarett and h T 'e dlnntr will be served .;y petlonl. 1'hJ.t teat fann worberi 'a club at Ora ~'t!'io"'!!l!r have e:oclal lion In the club houae the . credlta for 20 of the Chrlatmaa 'lift exch1n1e will be quartera before he became held at •ame time. Last week'• meeting opened with h~~or moat farmeu, thla meana devotion• 100 by Mrs. Ruth R)'an that the)' must have ha~ net self· after whlctt memben recited the employment earnlnga of $400 or ''Mother'• Prayer," Mra. Mny Ber· more annually on their IOCitl ae· ry pre1id ed onr the meellng. The club voled to donate lunda Mary Thabet, Mn. Ida DlehJ,"M;;'. to the Boy S~uta of America and Joann Harbour, Mr.-. Beatrice Weato the poliO thapter of Maaon Co. ver, Mra. June Burns, Mr1. Mllrtha ' rauowinl the bUJine11 meetln~, Coet, Mra. Joyce caraon, Mrt. Ll- lfttted an txHlbW o( ChriiiMaJ gift ide&~, cltc01'1tlon• . arid tree tr1mmlnp. A: 'eOOkle tidl1nae ton· eluded the rAieUn.. . Refitabmeritll were "'r'ved to Mra:. Vera Dodton , Mra. Joann Grt>tn, Mn. Eleanor Ewlnl, i\fr1. AUc:e Neaae, Mn, Ruth Ryan, M"rt. Tlili WGrld." co~m~·~·~o~f~s~o~u~r~c~e~s~o~f~~~~.:;;.:;;;~.;;;;;;l;o;;;:;;;;;;;;;_, Community To TODAY AND Sponsor Sen-ice YES1l:RYEAR Thanksgiving Day Planning Dinner Meeting Soon N~ H.i1VEN - The Brotherhood' of t)i.e New Haven E. U. B. Chtll'cll met on Monday evening .Jt the churdl. the leadef' f(JI' the evebi~ \fU P•Ul Jtickard, biJ snbjed beJng "They Are Not of munity, a considerable sum is takien away frortJ the forces whkh cause your community to grow and prosper, and thus limits not only its growth , but the further exp>nslon of your local merchants, the stocking of more or your needs for resale and the drying up The AJman.r. BtotLerlteod Oi Etf £laorch Met ied ' " a dl,aeu11lon of the pooolb~ l litlea of & 'enertl ltreet lmprov• Street Sweeper • �' ' f'Hf D'AitP SEHTINlL -- -- - l' 2-llaily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mlddleptrt, 0 ;, ~o\1. 1?, 19~9 ~'"t Editorially Planning Work for To Ta:IMk Elsewhere Is To Limir The Growth Of Your Home Town For every dolla-r spent with your local merchants a considerable sum is returned to you through services rendered by your HOMEroWN, and througb donations and helps to worthy causes. For every dol.ar spent in some other NEW HAVEN - A (:Dmmunlt:r UnttM p,.... lnt.m.tliiul Than,k tliYihf Senrit e 1iin· be held Today Is Tueaday, NoVembet at 10 o'clock a. m. Oft Tbaab• lt the 32ht ~ay of the yeaJ, with l(iYing Day, Nov~triber 28, 1959 at 44 more days In 1959. St. Paul's Lutheran Church. :New The moon is approaching Jts Haven, West Virginia, with the Jut quartif't. foiJowlng churches participatlna:: The morning atar 18 VfnUJ. Neo,y Haven Church of Cod~ WU· The evenine Jtan are Mercury Ham Wilson, Minister; New lineD fl'ld Saturn. E.U.B. Church, Robert Dille, P'a• On th i1 date in hi•tory: tor; New Haven Methodist Churrh, Jh 1734. editor John Peter Zen- David Freeman, Pastor; and St. fer of the New York vteckly jour- Paul'• Lutheran of New Haven, n•l was arreatM and charged Jatk T. Welch, Pastor. wlth libel . In 1800. congr.esa held its first The Rev. David Freeman. will leltion in the <'ipllol bUilding. ptea ~h . Hil aermon is erJtJtled, Jn 1869 lhe Suez Can:::.! was for· : '"For W:Jiat Are We Tbanldul7" the many ope ned for worlcf naviga. Rev. Jack T. Welch will conduct tlon lhe ser vi ce. The mu1le for the ser· ~ 1881 , Samuel Gompers or· Vit'e will be led by • combined s:anized the federation o( organ· choir . from the varlou1 churche• , lt.ed trades and Jal:for uniOn& of whlrll wilt alng two anthem•; it the U. S. and Canada . will N ~nder the joint direction uf M'rs. Harry Layne and Mrs. John In 1948, the Britis h House of Hoffman . The offerine: tlken wi.ll Colftmons voted to nationalize the be ~lven to National' Counell or ateel industry irr P!nglsnd . Churchel In it1 work in aldin1 A thou,~~:ht for today : :British typhoon ·8trkken areaa of Ja(Jan. ltttetrria'n Winston Churchill The public Ja Invited to attend Mid: "There Ia no liner Invest· this •ervfce. Let's remember ta riitnt for any rommunlty than "lteturn and give 1ban1Ca" a• did putUnr milk In babies. " the one leper whom Jeaut healed, and not like the: other nine who received their bfcsalngs and went .1' away and forgot to thank GOd who had blessed 1hcm. Maso.n Mothe-rs Ooily Sentinel Daybook ' .;u Tile.~ (ContlnuM ·p:rom P.,. OM) the measure not becau.te th.ey a re a.llinlt the purchase or auch a .~tooter for the department but benuse they believe that 1h!8 -equipment should be tried out and purchase il examined before made. On this matter BeWng, J{IMI tt~d Schaefer votes Yes and titltz, Rher i.nd Col.Jina v(lted No, failing "'to earry due to the tie vote. A bid was received from the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. o:l tbe realr of low sections of the up· .. pet P"oineroy parkJn:g lot where water stands during ratny· periodt Council agreed to sec11re another bld on the repair work upon the recommendttion Of Councilman Fultz. The bid rrom the Pomeroy concern is based on a reinforced conerete -surfa~e while costs ot another type of llurfaee Cor tbe repall'tl will be secured In the otber bid . Repair of the parking l~.t 'rea PTA TO MElT Harrtsonvibe-ScLpio PTA hold U1 regular meetil)l Wedruilday at 7:3Q 'P· m. at the school. Refreahmenta wlll bt aerved at tbe close"' of 'the met!t• lni. ~ASH LOW? CLASI_ ~0 MilT 1'he Homebuilder& Claaa of the Bradford Church of ChrWt wi{l meet thll Friday evenlnt at thf ehurda. The membl!!ra 11re tb meet at 7:45 to tate ttatketa of fruit to the County Infirmary. • JUST SAY SOl - ITY. AND ' CLU.,-:n; MilT I The Rock Springs !Setter Health ) l Club and the Rock Spring• Home Demonatratlon Club will hold a joint meeting Ttiuraday afternoon at the home of Mrt. George Skin· ner with "Family Ute" the topic: of dtacua•l!n. Member~ are re. queated to bring I lift for a p:a• Uent at the Athena State HO&pital anr.l also wrapping anrt r.ibbon. Phono 197 f;:;:~n~~ WASiiiNGTON -f'ouner Secntary. of Statf Ilean A'cfieiOn dfli. ~ lzJn.c the admJ4tttratlon· •• lad:· ng cleu lorelp poJJey ob~edliia 'This a4inlhillhttoli itellliet' nl> OAN UVI,.el .COMPANY 125 I. Motn HOURS' 9 I<> $ - THURS.: 9 ttl' Noon BOWLING ment prouam of a perioanent nature. Hawever, thi1 Wll ~mpll· cated by the · report indicating that uew aewage linea ml&ht bave to be eonatructed in the community. and that would inyolve tear· lni up Improved 1treet1. • Councll did. ap_ee, bo~•v:eri tct have CoLincllmau · 'Colltril ' fe,eure prleee: on repaJr wofk, 1ueb 11 the applicat~on .qf bet mb: ~n tt~e ~Ul near the reServoir on Linccln Heights and the MulberrY Helghtl .. - ' ·ft!.i • ; . ..;.._.. , , , . lflflfl ' . ~·n.P~tt!'~r:e:nd J!!!·n.E~~~~ ~:!~.~~~:;· J:;;k, <::.?:~a~\:~; Mrt, Katherine McGowan, Mra. Betty Foreman, Mrs. Jean C4'mk, Mn. Lutllle swulch'amer and rueat1, Mh. Jo1eph Llah, Mrt. Phll Wolpert, ar.,i . .Mra. Eddie Stein. Aut•tint Mra. !!b'ertbach aa cohoatcnClJI were Mn. LaVera Vvaa· er and Mn. Jean Warner. 1g 11 633 17 13 1, 1•01 ~ uuv 12 18 400 .. ..., , •• ~ ...., HAlON HIGHS lnd 3 Games, L. Damewood ~ IDd. 1 Game, R. Davia-L DameSwilbe-l,.ohle Drup Sp Ce0t ort er · · · · · · Foreman·Abbott · · · · Daugherty Ine. . . . Fireltone . . . . J INOW lNSUU.NCE N. J. UP! - Tbe Pru· ln.iuriJiee C-o. hu inau.red lttelf aeabuit having to lhO\Iel anow around ft. new office building here. It lAid Monday the snow wiD be melted away from a heated sol· I h I '• I ut on of water and et y ene c.., co . '·ted th ., 1 •-• · <:UCUUI rou... p pea em~KU ded in the CODtret«. Love Another As He Is 'Not As·He O~ghtTo Be •r AMilfllilWIIOJ . Oflly." $-o writ.. a reader, an~ golnl FIRST In QUAIJI'Y FAIREST t. PRieD FASTEST t. SERYICE. TOP •s• BOWLERS AVG. B. Louks . . . . . . . . . . . . 182 G. McKinney . . . . . . . . .. 1'70 · J.1>uerr . . ............. 161 H. ClatwQrtb)'·A. Sylvester 168 B. McKinney . . . . . . . . . . . 166 TWO JAILID Jame1 Atnberger, M.lnertvllle Charlel McCloud, Middleport were both jailed yeaterda:r for execution tor tine and coltl. . &LAs UPS MORTGAGES ()hlo residential mortgage ad· vancea of The Equitable Life AssUrlllCfl SocietY of the United Statu increaled by 12.2 pet eent in the •first nlne montbs of 1039 according to Robert 0 . Brown, vice prealdent wbo said new loans amounted to $12,223.000 durina: the period. MAYO, EOITOR. OlED oCINCINNATl, Obio UPI - Har· W. Mayo, 47, a veteran news~­ Jer re_porter and 'editor lor the Cfu· ~u:mall l'mit and Times·Star tor the paat ,:U years, died Monday. PHONE POMEROY 388-Y OHIO TOYLAND! TOYLAND! 3 Speed- Reg. $!1.91 Record Player • - • • • RegullllonSilo .Basketballs • • • •.' Basketball Goal tl\tl Reg. fl.OO per box Greeting Cards • • • e BICYCLES e TRICYCLES e PEDAL IN PoMEROY, OHIO- WHY SHOP ELSEWHERE? Let's Help Keep Melga Collllty llollan Ill Melp Coanly ' . to ·• '. ·,'.'t',; .a.•.] lllrtll»f: tleeiW" they illlvtl· aN hot'!u\ - and di~OI'IINIL ..,~,I · thex. are· cru•hl\\ aroun41 cl"mlnl ul.t ate at th.• Am.eriealia- a w~)$ round table dltclldiSO.• 1Unc1a¥' aN ~ew.t. eventa,. on national and lhterJit.llonal aflilrt. 8ht ..,.. ta tmtnent MttiN 41!1t8r llltd tortlp eoi'reapoiu:lent ' t<J ~ mod• ente it Ud" lt' it ~' l'feia\ -.. \ 1 ' . '· , . :' . .. •. . : .• '•"'. ! ' . ' ','( . ~,,· . "r~I FFE ReNT kinq$~; ~~f~V($, But BOTH turn to the rel·l~ble source ;()f irifor,MistiPr;: ?-.net when it come$ to · .. . . t~ey ~ount o.ri the newspa. '· .. ' ' '. ~ i· ·. .. i~~~i~;decisioJ~s . Q~ t~l<e effect~ ' . .. . ' ~ .·, . '·•I;. •r ' . ,,r; Is b118lc to fr.,.dom · ' ' .'dl.)" i're"'!P,m o,f ~~o~~~. '':''. of Jilfomtatlon ·foreoer " ., !rl ,Jitl,l'; /. , ~,, 1_te " ' ' • .' . I natlpnal . aDd h!t•m•· l!ie sinews 1>f j;~t;:;;;;;;;;;:;~:~~~~ ·.pfurtdlng ,. , ' . :..W PRESTON MOTOlS~ .~~ :SOath n ird Annue .1,, e WAGONS YES AT MOORE'S r· •on1e CARS Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan! End your shopping worrie8- We invite YOI1 to the finest selection of toys in the Bend Area- j Ute~, 77tf. perbox BUY YOUR WHEEL GOODS NOW ON OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN WHILE St:LECrJON IS GOOD ,_ , . " . ' ' t..-~ · liba _ •,.t:l'qlt.. tiC4(M"PJt. • they expeett tvtrYtiod)f tlt· M totally 11onlit whelti • $1.98 up • • • ::t'~,.U•·m'"l ' pie .... · ~-~ !!'~Jj . ,,. $17.88 Wllb Net, l r.-.\N"'·· · . • • $2A9 and up tile Rtse· Bowl I hu helped ln&UfUII- know eXactly -how Jlh·e ree l~ kneW a mlltl once Wll:o de•crlbtd a Certain preadfer <by aaylli"t; : "He loveil mankind but can't lf.&ri" people." 'Jihena 11 a 10011. deal of kini:f ot thln_l' around, and think; l Jcnow what lt ••~••I from. p.. ..,.. CORD lin. Graee """" •JIOIII ROllE UfJ - AD Amorteu_lel:._c.1- • in C•ato.J wllll her diiJdroa. a irliner on 1 trial run Itt a Lorulon-R-ome reeorcl of one bow, 56 minutea ¥oodl;,-. The Trant World Airliner Boein1 70'7-331, whieb will begin re1u1ar Hnke on the: nm Dec. 4, ,., not carry·uaJaatlld &a• 1111 looktllle Stflte 'it "YiHY DO ao many ot thoee any length of time yo~ t!om• 'Wfio wOrk with p~ple live the with the con\1c~i0n that tmpre.talon of ha.tlnl' poople? are muth nicer Ulan :you They act &a lt" they love realized, AI .so, rn u c h) Jdea ot people, but the 'people In the' fielh drive told me about -& new lllMo!- wood 222 Team S· Game• Pomeroy Cemeot Blodl: 262ft Ttam 1 Game. SwPber-I.obara Drat•. 941 SILL ANCIENT SCULPTURIS U>~ON UPI Seven .ancient 1cu1ptUrea that had been painted over and used as decorations in a snack bar were sold Monday for $.19,760 at Sotheby'a Art Auction Houae . The sculptures were excavated (rom the site of Ninevah, in what now Iraq, 100 )'ears ago, and in a small private .mn· got their coat of mUSI!!um became GUILD TO MilT Women'a Gulld·or C!\lllllll' will ·hU!!!I day at 7:30 p. m. at the with Mia EUzabeth F.lck aa · n~ld· er. H01te11ea will be the Happy Harvesten Class. TO .NTIRTAIN Pomeroy Bend Granae will en· tertaln the children of the Count)' ijome wJ.th a Thanbglvlq dlnht!li" Wedneaday at 8 p. m. at tile DA'V Hall. Following tbe dinner a abott bu1irie11 session wHI be held. W• Loet Pet. ltiiMiinUI Cement BlOck 28 7 787 NEWS BRIEFS . SooiaJ Seeuritv t- I · s•n Jn .. Dui-ing the meetJng it ·•aa a!Jip reported. tba~ the two traHic ·lights ·in the buslnes• 1ection o1 town do not meet state requirements f-or permits. Tbe lights muat be tqt!lpped so that they can be converted into caUtion lights from 11 p, m. to 6 1. m. each day, It wu reported. Failure to do thls will mult in the state'a re(usal to ilaue per· mlla for tbe llgbtJ which would lead to complications in case• ~ accidents at the locations of the traffic aignata, Mayof Charla Legar said. Chief Webster was named to aecure ~rice quotations for the , .. 1 change over and waa lnltructed to SPQ PAiTNI~~... Ster~C .'aa~-~ &q_l_;!' ~" tok ebtl• 'contact the sate'y committee for dren ·lhll'f a ~ U PltJ' an1YtJn ·Baa 'l'jaQcllco OD bll permlssJon to have the lia;hts acbocmer ""Wa.\\~ fi:Dm · ~ ,voYag~)0 ' 1&}lit1 , M4 other changed . . Souib BoP t>Ollito: 'P'!J.Iott JU. U ,' ,. <hitlaa'!f ol a court Chief Webster alao Wd tha' a ~. ~· ~ •rtOm lett~ arttchen I; Jfattliewl. e; · Caution aipal on Nye Ave., to · ·· .' ¢hrtll!aa. 10; Thor, f. · alert motorists <~f the Nre Ave., c-o-n"u-o-ue-ct::-b-e-..pre ::c:-sen:-:t·__-~,:=,..=tem;: . ='-ot . ·t~wn 'calla now. ·E. M~ln St., traffic- llJht IJ aehea)l b be fir duled for in1tallation today. handling 'the e 1 ·W en t m Co"·. ·ou-..._., ,.... app·roved bUll f.or moves into its new West Main ..... Jack Tbomaa of tbe fire de· paymebt and agleed to investlpte partment and emergency &Quad St. quartera. methods of better drainage on E. was present to report to Council~ Under the fire bar system, Main St., near a eoaJ loadinl area. meq the names of members of ~e phone• placed in the home• of two er'oupa who will have pbones firemen and emereeney aquad YOUTH NOT INJURID installed In their homes under membera ring , - aimultaueo"~JaiY the new tire bar ayatem: wben fire and .- emergency cllll In an aecident over the weekend The &ylltem Is being: put Into op. are received. a ear dri.Yen by Robert Lee Lucu, eration aa the new f!l8th~d 1ol ad· 16, Ra~ine, akidded on loose 11'1· Y"Jtlng fir.men and emeraeney OouneU dlaeuqe(l township fire vel 11 be wu clrlvlna eaat on tbe aquad membert of ealla .to be. ans- rontraet. Md turned the matter Waid sayH HUJ one mile from wered. At present ~peraton of over to the talety committee. PIJ· Route 388 east of Tanner'a Road The General Telephone Co. han· ment for firemen on out of town eauaing tbe ear to tum over, dle incomlng caUl.• But the com· calla wlll be diseualed ·b J the Hm- Iandin& oD itl top. Lucaa Wll Dot pany baa advised the 'ri.llage that mittee,., Rbl). Firemen do not re- injured. · / the ·operator& wlll be unable to ceiYe , payment for the out of -- - - - - -...,----':.... =..:=:::.::::::::....:.::....:;_::::::=-::~-:.:..:..:.:.;;::=::..+-....:.-- nor «I.a. It tra\'elL Tfie: nUeaee-- elO:Crtcl' . . . 11' 'tetf' hd· 1reaalve. but the teavkl are Dot! _mpreaai1r4:' • Game, L. Dame- . .HUI. ~oUatet I bower'• vUlt to India at lencth with Indian ofliclab todar. Hater- iDeal lell6oD will ftilow tbt • ty , wbn ia .matine a dry run of oer AU 1HJDbln. ad lit* .... the Pre1ident'a tour, arrived ben Mon<lay Ql&bt. Ilia , . qed 1<> INDUSTRIAL L.IAGUI Hi&:b Scora ll·U , 1811 Tbrte Game Ind . L Dame- -An - -d Yo; Plan for a dinner meeting or the Maaon Mother • Club were made .. at a meeting held lilt Wednesday 'I'o get di1ablllty protection, a ~venlng at the home ot Mrs. Jean •elf·llmplo)'ed peraun must .fbHtbacl\ In Muoo . the same work teat that · · ~ ..U .emplarett and h T 'e dlnntr will be served .;y petlonl. 1'hJ.t teat fann worberi 'a club at Ora ~'t!'io"'!!l!r have e:oclal lion In the club houae the . credlta for 20 of the Chrlatmaa 'lift exch1n1e will be quartera before he became held at •ame time. Last week'• meeting opened with h~~or moat farmeu, thla meana devotion• 100 by Mrs. Ruth R)'an that the)' must have ha~ net self· after whlctt memben recited the employment earnlnga of $400 or ''Mother'• Prayer," Mra. Mny Ber· more annually on their IOCitl ae· ry pre1id ed onr the meellng. The club voled to donate lunda Mary Thabet, Mn. Ida DlehJ,"M;;'. to the Boy S~uta of America and Joann Harbour, Mr.-. Beatrice Weato the poliO thapter of Maaon Co. ver, Mra. June Burns, Mr1. Mllrtha ' rauowinl the bUJine11 meetln~, Coet, Mra. Joyce caraon, Mrt. Ll- lfttted an txHlbW o( ChriiiMaJ gift ide&~, cltc01'1tlon• . arid tree tr1mmlnp. A: 'eOOkle tidl1nae ton· eluded the rAieUn.. . Refitabmeritll were "'r'ved to Mra:. Vera Dodton , Mra. Joann Grt>tn, Mn. Eleanor Ewlnl, i\fr1. AUc:e Neaae, Mn, Ruth Ryan, M"rt. Tlili WGrld." co~m~·~·~o~f~s~o~u~r~c~e~s~o~f~~~~.:;;.:;;;~.;;;;;;l;o;;;:;;;;;;;;;_, Community To TODAY AND Sponsor Sen-ice YES1l:RYEAR Thanksgiving Day Planning Dinner Meeting Soon N~ H.i1VEN - The Brotherhood' of t)i.e New Haven E. U. B. Chtll'cll met on Monday evening .Jt the churdl. the leadef' f(JI' the evebi~ \fU P•Ul Jtickard, biJ snbjed beJng "They Are Not of munity, a considerable sum is takien away frortJ the forces whkh cause your community to grow and prosper, and thus limits not only its growth , but the further exp>nslon of your local merchants, the stocking of more or your needs for resale and the drying up The AJman.r. BtotLerlteod Oi Etf £laorch Met ied ' " a dl,aeu11lon of the pooolb~ l litlea of & 'enertl ltreet lmprov• Street Sweeper • �' 1-'Dai!yS<hUnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport. 0 .• Nov. 17, 1959 -·~----~--~------ ' • ·. . Massillon's Mighty Tigers Headed For GRII>,J)~ ' Majors POint W"l \itANTS' :GROUND Daily senUnel,' POJll~rpy-ldlddlepo'rt, 0 ., Nov. 1.7, 1959:-5 US AGREED UPON ~Bj:l& : :r..,.m _, ..... ' '"' ...................... .. --- ........... _ . ·- -- .. ~- e. 11. l'Qas. ~··"':~ ·State ct,~::·~:l.:~~~~~~~~ _: . ... ... • - -·· Points 1. -S yraeuse . . . . 26 (8·1) ~- -Soutl:J. Cali: p {fWl 3. Miasis1ippi , . 2· (8·1} .f . Louisiana state (81) 5. Peun State (8-1) te.q• .. """ <B-I) 7. , Georgla . . . . . . . . (IJ-1) 8. Washington . . . . . (8-1) •·U. tit· NOrthwestern ••W.lscons.i.n ·--· - ' .B1ea,~ Ot4' ook In Big 10 Tie Syraeuse Holds Top Rankin Major Colleges NEW YORK UPI-11>• United Press International major CQ}le.Je tootbaU rating~ (finit ·place vote• and won·lost records in parentlt·... ..... l'udtat41iim Meeting ~ould 1 'CHICAGo trPI~'rww~tern. fJces liUnois SatUfJIH' •nd' ·;wt•· "f!d~ "!eel> Kin~ t!Jo IJ!iJ Ten'tlalt cltath t.p··~ey- ;tLhtet· WJ;)' deadl~k for £be .Je_,}le lAjad. ,Micbigan .State, sOIJiew)tat 1•or an upstart in thte 19tl9 lh-.nt'ble. aham llrot place Ho with lfortbw~•t,m and WiieQpalq, but tbe Sp.artlna finished leQ:ue · .,- • egm~Utlpn l.ast S,.turday .._nd U D ~~li::.;, have onlY to alt back and oee J~ . J..\.~ wh11J }lappens. ,J' - · . ·· ~ ·· . ·. , .. ·· Vidorie."~ ~)' ~~rtbwestern and ll\.l\f:V~II' ·j WlatOualn will1lve both a tie !"" . 3 ,, . . . : ~e . ehamp,i_oo~p.and Je~ve it up -~,6--.Q , to tbe conferente· to dec1de who lQDi • .,~,!' ~ ·. J:elo the llose ~owl ~id. - · · ·. ·· ·· · ' :~ · ~ . r;os,.ea by .botb; ·however, woul~ · BOS~N ~~-The '· ~,Y ·J:'"~I~· calipult tbe Spartans ·Into the o~Jco <f~l- · flr.• t ~~ W..tllle .championshiP . and 11 We•t Coaft !f'<:Covey .. t;o.dly :w~ a,app,. !the bowl berth. Tbe Spartans travel !'"'"<IJ Ji! . ,:.._ '11 , .,.,~ · -•test Is M Nat • , " ~959 Nabo~ LB"'A:e ·fi¥18 of to Florhla to 1aee ·· Miami Friday t,be Yll'ar by .1:1!11'1~AAi YF~· . o:l. night and need ~Y to Ueten to tt>.e Ba.s~bl-11 Writers.. :a~~ation the Bl.g ·T~n re1~ltl - to learn their of Amen~a. _ ·, • . . , ..· destiny ' · · llcCovey . Jllll!d~ 81'ly Jml· the ·~uon to· brln.g die 'tbP robki~ 1 Regardless . Of the \11mner, two honors to the Q:lanll ,.f$" ...._. ae.~ ~·aa;ue "firsts'' will go into Ute .ond eon~tive .ye4f:· J,~ca~L~ -N!coril b~olt. The' n.ew ch~p w}J) .it · wa~ the ~ •he-· bUttiped.-frOlfl be the tint in the .68·year hlsto.n\ . ·1he fttrrt ,base lpositlon·, Ocl-.n4p ·:of, the· ..B),g Ten wJth two leagpe • .Cepetla, who won itbt 1...,, 1a:Ur· f(efflatl. ~so no i&q.te Bowl repf&: ·,. ~ ell. · sentaUve ever 'hi• traveled '19 Pasadena wUb ,lt& ~e marred m . by a . pair ~ of . . M•S& SAUNOH6 I~DGEP WINNER iaEPWER Of MISS TfU-C:OJJHrY' f(),R f-960 • • • .• ... .. ,.. .. . "' Miu ' JanJQe •nden. dAul)1ter C~lljp. GaJUpplis. of Mr. and Mrt. Woodrow Saun~ ~n, weu f:ib~:ril Re)'noldJ, ~n, Gallipolta, san.e litr ••Y tntG Raftlly RoHlJeb and MiJWn Way· th-e Mill Tri-County far 1800 land, Beauty Crown Saturday -at WI· The queen U 19 yean old &ljd hama High Gym. ltl -.a ·I P'••te t1 Gallia .Attdemr A total of 310 teenaeers and IDiih Seboo) . JIC.'i.ie Capehart and adultj were present when the Tri· lfle)q'. 1 ,.i~bollon pl.KH first in County 'feen C.nteel1 held itl se· r.J&e t9tk and rOll rODteat recelvcond American Rock at tile Wa· iqJ a trophy and Diana Stumbo hama lilgh School gym. and Wa)'1An4 won top honors in . . tiJe Jlow dance contest, reeetvlng ~·•• Saunde~5 was JUdged 011 J& f~ their performance. po111e, personalny and talent. She · rtceived a &:-erfect rating by The Tri.County Teen Canteen I Judges Mary Hyre, Bob Hoetlieb wiU Introduce a fabulou• new and Ronald E. Knox. fourtOme known u the MGM Teen Tonf!a l!omposed of Jim "Her Majesty'' was crowned by Hamer, G•ey Ault, Bob Vai:tCooney Canteen Director Leo V. Snaa:e and Ronnie Evans. AU four are Also competing were Carol Gibbs, from . Middleport. Mias Tri·County for 19~; Diana These will be tbe of!ieial Tri· Stumbo, Middleport and Beverl)' County Teen Canteen D-Jay• and will make their firtt a~aranu Satur~ wben the C.afftn returns to its headquarten. at tbe Mooae Ballroom iu Pt. Pleuant. I Ill Ten ·aetbaeks. ' . )lro, R. ' h~ been ~ · :rurg.l~al :patien\ ,t 'PJe.uant Valley H...~al ~n ·:Pt. llloU.ilt o..oi.O"" , BY FRANK El.E.AZER 'tlemanded. ed be /ot the Art'tic car#f; UPl- Invit,.aPlgu,... ,......,. lest I (rom. tbe Artie wbkb aeen:tal tions to the 15tll annivenary Let-cb figured tiae freeter reuon.ablc.' - .... Wild Game Lunch of the .1\nt.eat· a good place temponrily, Chef Russell Deremer; who had ers Association didn't say 1peci· that eventually 10mebody ""'" .have to bo '·vited .... lunch. fil!w-ed JUC!'teufully what to .uv fleall~· whether it was ants or ... ....,. ·th 11 th 11er , nd • anteaters they were planning to whole lot of folks were, indud- WJ a oae ear VIa '·~ serve. Either way, I took aJ.ona: In& an appropri11te nPmber of rt'· C!O~ldn'l tbtnk t:d any way ·to d · h 1 po..Wn •nd pb*.gr.ap~er 11 to han~!e .buffalo meat e_Jcept ,WIA il. ~anut butter san WJC n cate make sute die '-istoric event went a b1g . f 1re ~ t~ ~n.aunnt paU, I got really hungry. 1 ded ~ -1 :90 a. m. and person.all.y ·start One looks .e:t the mepu and I r~ · . . rout:in"' the .Jt;.. tf . k~ew I bad ~qne t~e wise t.bing. And 10 tbe Anteawrs ' . ~ "P . ~· ~ • A ~ested appetizer was ~Ued tion wa• bom. It. DOW .claltus ~ · ~ar Grimmer, a ·berpet.oJoanteater tongue with rag-Need active memben, mcludmg Just1ce and uafsbnt %00 dlrtctot, lretlli on tbe side. For balance, WiUiap:J. f)". Dougl,aa., Gene Tun· u:P eii1f and sUeed Qff 1 poJ;aon ivy with goldenrOO also neY, Or. Gilbert Croavenor, Aliee ·aliver 'witb tbe razor..1tyle Waa featured. Ro08evelt Longworth, conereu· be carrier,1 .to .open tbe ln the niCk nr time though, as m:in CliUord Oa\·is CD Tenn.) and whueVer 8 mot!C!asin bitel I starlii=d for my emergency ra· a veronica Lake. He reemed ·to ·think it wu tions, they said these and &lmiMeetiogs takf place in hunting . Anrwar. be didn~ go )11 Jar entries were lltte.d onl}' for ;eason, which happens also to be . White Tt'wer f'M lunch after laughs. On the real menu was when tbe zoo is crying for trade. . but aat do.wn and ate ,. plate plain old everyday American fare At these &euion.~~ speeches are of the ttutf. like Ardlc caribou spare ribs and barred. Eyerybo11y juJt pays $6 buffalo soup. and eata. . So did 50'2 ether member• aad After these appetizer~ cariJe Among otbet things members guests ioeiuding mytelf. ru adthe main disb wbich was nmp have eaten .sea turtle steak. pot· mit l <'Ould teU .rif:ht away thi1 style bffalo meat, cooked out· ted hare, kangaroo soup. aardin· wasn't prime ribtl of· beef. But it doon foi- five ,hours over an .oak ian mouffion, Guatemalan all went down fairly easy. and hickory fire . bear Bleak, rattleibake ' fel~ even Letter about it Feun.-. In 1,... whale blubber. For lblor"''V<af'a, :. when I walked t~h the· The anteaters were opening ISea.IOJl opener Leech came up Both Out ZOO'!! buffalo Wfri their Jlilnual rau seriese of gul!lta· a 1,200-pound bu.tfalo, which ••• poun d s. sUil roaming al'()Und looking for down t o ~ tory bouts at the restaurant in the national zoo. That's wbtrre Shippiftl Costs $124 ' grass. And except for a busted the sroup got its start one cold He said be bousht thiS· delie!a- left antler the lpne Arctic carlNovember day in 19(4 when*ot ey from government su.rplul!l for bou alJO wu present and seemed • · g it rrozen in exceJlent health. a sightreer was stirring, m ,180 and lh al alo __ 1ppm bear men to el-ephant house. from the Wichita Mowdalns Wild Dr. William Mann, then zeo life RefUse at Cache, · Oklahoma, director, was thawing his toes in cost him · ,$IH. claim· front of the fir.e. A fellow from thfl Fish and Wildlife Service, no doubt an OkJ.Jhoman -originally, ~ noB,talgically said, "j~t tbe kind of .a day to e.at roASt buffalo , 0 : . . . · American Legi.oo Audliat'1 haunch." ~;, · £,apehart Post 140, NeW "You get tbe buffalo" said met Monday evening .It Gordon L"eech. then and n<IW boss the Legion Harne. The meeting wa& ot the restaurant. "I'll do the NEW HAVEN _ .A c 001mittee opened iD regular fonn )ViijJ. Yrt. .... · of 1'eoresentatives. from ~ C. Roney presiding. -st!' JcoriB!olin! "Not oui of my zoo you don't u8il'll. the Alex Qull· Atta~din.g . Mn. sadie WMih iW' Dr. ·M.ann is said to have Building as a meet· cried in al&rm. "And I've already ·the bllikling lion· Mis8 JAueoa J!oualo. Mn, Balpb Rouah. l4D.. .Ev.erett Ro~ -'ftl. got the herd eounted." Carl King. Mrs.. Freda Hart. Mrs. The f-pllowing Dec. JO a truP.r; H~~\an Part Oommisflo.l!.· from a-.mewhere bac~,ct up at er, for the town presided at · the Nora Tripp, }!rs, C. C. ·Mont!IGJD.· , 'Mrs. ·Thelma Capehart, ·Mn . the re.,taur~nt door. '\Where 11-o meetiq. A report wu given etat· Roush, Mn. ft, <:. Boney ~ YOU wapt thla buffalo ,pt?" the ing what repain and wort had ' been done" to tile bUi1dinl duriog ', William the put year. A atobr luoo boeJ1 inJtolled oo · the furnace, a neW -porell · bUut building wl.s painted wASHlNGTON I .i. > • •· '·: ;:' .·• ( . .. . • ••••• / . j ~ Auxiliary Met At Legion Home HeMin, r-- 0 Bnilding Were R. Y-· •nortecJ ·..... Best In 1 ..,ere Shoe Servief . ' QlfP'S SHOE • • jp{OP ' :CoattM IS·Lost 'for 'lli~ c.~ l • --Rummage Sale Planned By JtmiorJ'.en Rouall2:'==== NEW '& I.VllN- The eJt Jun&Gt Wo'm.aa'c Club regular m.onUJbr meeting day, Nov 9th tit, Alex With Middleport CHER&Y CORDIAiii ,I> - · }~ ....... • :· ' ... '· :·'' . .~. DUTTO~ �' 1-'Dai!yS<hUnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport. 0 .• Nov. 17, 1959 -·~----~--~------ ' • ·. . Massillon's Mighty Tigers Headed For GRII>,J)~ ' Majors POint W"l \itANTS' :GROUND Daily senUnel,' POJll~rpy-ldlddlepo'rt, 0 ., Nov. 1.7, 1959:-5 US AGREED UPON ~Bj:l& : :r..,.m _, ..... ' '"' ...................... .. --- ........... _ . ·- -- .. ~- e. 11. l'Qas. ~··"':~ ·State ct,~::·~:l.:~~~~~~~~ _: . ... ... • - -·· Points 1. -S yraeuse . . . . 26 (8·1) ~- -Soutl:J. Cali: p {fWl 3. Miasis1ippi , . 2· (8·1} .f . Louisiana state (81) 5. Peun State (8-1) te.q• .. """ <B-I) 7. , Georgla . . . . . . . . (IJ-1) 8. Washington . . . . . (8-1) •·U. tit· NOrthwestern ••W.lscons.i.n ·--· - ' .B1ea,~ Ot4' ook In Big 10 Tie Syraeuse Holds Top Rankin Major Colleges NEW YORK UPI-11>• United Press International major CQ}le.Je tootbaU rating~ (finit ·place vote• and won·lost records in parentlt·... ..... l'udtat41iim Meeting ~ould 1 'CHICAGo trPI~'rww~tern. fJces liUnois SatUfJIH' •nd' ·;wt•· "f!d~ "!eel> Kin~ t!Jo IJ!iJ Ten'tlalt cltath t.p··~ey- ;tLhtet· WJ;)' deadl~k for £be .Je_,}le lAjad. ,Micbigan .State, sOIJiew)tat 1•or an upstart in thte 19tl9 lh-.nt'ble. aham llrot place Ho with lfortbw~•t,m and WiieQpalq, but tbe Sp.artlna finished leQ:ue · .,- • egm~Utlpn l.ast S,.turday .._nd U D ~~li::.;, have onlY to alt back and oee J~ . J..\.~ wh11J }lappens. ,J' - · . ·· ~ ·· . ·. , .. ·· Vidorie."~ ~)' ~~rtbwestern and ll\.l\f:V~II' ·j WlatOualn will1lve both a tie !"" . 3 ,, . . . : ~e . ehamp,i_oo~p.and Je~ve it up -~,6--.Q , to tbe conferente· to dec1de who lQDi • .,~,!' ~ ·. J:elo the llose ~owl ~id. - · · ·. ·· ·· · ' :~ · ~ . r;os,.ea by .botb; ·however, woul~ · BOS~N ~~-The '· ~,Y ·J:'"~I~· calipult tbe Spartans ·Into the o~Jco <f~l- · flr.• t ~~ W..tllle .championshiP . and 11 We•t Coaft !f'<:Covey .. t;o.dly :w~ a,app,. !the bowl berth. Tbe Spartans travel !'"'"<IJ Ji! . ,:.._ '11 , .,.,~ · -•test Is M Nat • , " ~959 Nabo~ LB"'A:e ·fi¥18 of to Florhla to 1aee ·· Miami Friday t,be Yll'ar by .1:1!11'1~AAi YF~· . o:l. night and need ~Y to Ueten to tt>.e Ba.s~bl-11 Writers.. :a~~ation the Bl.g ·T~n re1~ltl - to learn their of Amen~a. _ ·, • . . , ..· destiny ' · · llcCovey . Jllll!d~ 81'ly Jml· the ·~uon to· brln.g die 'tbP robki~ 1 Regardless . Of the \11mner, two honors to the Q:lanll ,.f$" ...._. ae.~ ~·aa;ue "firsts'' will go into Ute .ond eon~tive .ye4f:· J,~ca~L~ -N!coril b~olt. The' n.ew ch~p w}J) .it · wa~ the ~ •he-· bUttiped.-frOlfl be the tint in the .68·year hlsto.n\ . ·1he fttrrt ,base lpositlon·, Ocl-.n4p ·:of, the· ..B),g Ten wJth two leagpe • .Cepetla, who won itbt 1...,, 1a:Ur· f(efflatl. ~so no i&q.te Bowl repf&: ·,. ~ ell. · sentaUve ever 'hi• traveled '19 Pasadena wUb ,lt& ~e marred m . by a . pair ~ of . . M•S& SAUNOH6 I~DGEP WINNER iaEPWER Of MISS TfU-C:OJJHrY' f(),R f-960 • • • .• ... .. ,.. .. . "' Miu ' JanJQe •nden. dAul)1ter C~lljp. GaJUpplis. of Mr. and Mrt. Woodrow Saun~ ~n, weu f:ib~:ril Re)'noldJ, ~n, Gallipolta, san.e litr ••Y tntG Raftlly RoHlJeb and MiJWn Way· th-e Mill Tri-County far 1800 land, Beauty Crown Saturday -at WI· The queen U 19 yean old &ljd hama High Gym. ltl -.a ·I P'••te t1 Gallia .Attdemr A total of 310 teenaeers and IDiih Seboo) . JIC.'i.ie Capehart and adultj were present when the Tri· lfle)q'. 1 ,.i~bollon pl.KH first in County 'feen C.nteel1 held itl se· r.J&e t9tk and rOll rODteat recelvcond American Rock at tile Wa· iqJ a trophy and Diana Stumbo hama lilgh School gym. and Wa)'1An4 won top honors in . . tiJe Jlow dance contest, reeetvlng ~·•• Saunde~5 was JUdged 011 J& f~ their performance. po111e, personalny and talent. She · rtceived a &:-erfect rating by The Tri.County Teen Canteen I Judges Mary Hyre, Bob Hoetlieb wiU Introduce a fabulou• new and Ronald E. Knox. fourtOme known u the MGM Teen Tonf!a l!omposed of Jim "Her Majesty'' was crowned by Hamer, G•ey Ault, Bob Vai:tCooney Canteen Director Leo V. Snaa:e and Ronnie Evans. AU four are Also competing were Carol Gibbs, from . Middleport. Mias Tri·County for 19~; Diana These will be tbe of!ieial Tri· Stumbo, Middleport and Beverl)' County Teen Canteen D-Jay• and will make their firtt a~aranu Satur~ wben the C.afftn returns to its headquarten. at tbe Mooae Ballroom iu Pt. Pleuant. I Ill Ten ·aetbaeks. ' . )lro, R. ' h~ been ~ · :rurg.l~al :patien\ ,t 'PJe.uant Valley H...~al ~n ·:Pt. llloU.ilt o..oi.O"" , BY FRANK El.E.AZER 'tlemanded. ed be /ot the Art'tic car#f; UPl- Invit,.aPlgu,... ,......,. lest I (rom. tbe Artie wbkb aeen:tal tions to the 15tll annivenary Let-cb figured tiae freeter reuon.ablc.' - .... Wild Game Lunch of the .1\nt.eat· a good place temponrily, Chef Russell Deremer; who had ers Association didn't say 1peci· that eventually 10mebody ""'" .have to bo '·vited .... lunch. fil!w-ed JUC!'teufully what to .uv fleall~· whether it was ants or ... ....,. ·th 11 th 11er , nd • anteaters they were planning to whole lot of folks were, indud- WJ a oae ear VIa '·~ serve. Either way, I took aJ.ona: In& an appropri11te nPmber of rt'· C!O~ldn'l tbtnk t:d any way ·to d · h 1 po..Wn •nd pb*.gr.ap~er 11 to han~!e .buffalo meat e_Jcept ,WIA il. ~anut butter san WJC n cate make sute die '-istoric event went a b1g . f 1re ~ t~ ~n.aunnt paU, I got really hungry. 1 ded ~ -1 :90 a. m. and person.all.y ·start One looks .e:t the mepu and I r~ · . . rout:in"' the .Jt;.. tf . k~ew I bad ~qne t~e wise t.bing. And 10 tbe Anteawrs ' . ~ "P . ~· ~ • A ~ested appetizer was ~Ued tion wa• bom. It. DOW .claltus ~ · ~ar Grimmer, a ·berpet.oJoanteater tongue with rag-Need active memben, mcludmg Just1ce and uafsbnt %00 dlrtctot, lretlli on tbe side. For balance, WiUiap:J. f)". Dougl,aa., Gene Tun· u:P eii1f and sUeed Qff 1 poJ;aon ivy with goldenrOO also neY, Or. Gilbert Croavenor, Aliee ·aliver 'witb tbe razor..1tyle Waa featured. Ro08evelt Longworth, conereu· be carrier,1 .to .open tbe ln the niCk nr time though, as m:in CliUord Oa\·is CD Tenn.) and whueVer 8 mot!C!asin bitel I starlii=d for my emergency ra· a veronica Lake. He reemed ·to ·think it wu tions, they said these and &lmiMeetiogs takf place in hunting . Anrwar. be didn~ go )11 Jar entries were lltte.d onl}' for ;eason, which happens also to be . White Tt'wer f'M lunch after laughs. On the real menu was when tbe zoo is crying for trade. . but aat do.wn and ate ,. plate plain old everyday American fare At these &euion.~~ speeches are of the ttutf. like Ardlc caribou spare ribs and barred. Eyerybo11y juJt pays $6 buffalo soup. and eata. . So did 50'2 ether member• aad After these appetizer~ cariJe Among otbet things members guests ioeiuding mytelf. ru adthe main disb wbich was nmp have eaten .sea turtle steak. pot· mit l <'Ould teU .rif:ht away thi1 style bffalo meat, cooked out· ted hare, kangaroo soup. aardin· wasn't prime ribtl of· beef. But it doon foi- five ,hours over an .oak ian mouffion, Guatemalan all went down fairly easy. and hickory fire . bear Bleak, rattleibake ' fel~ even Letter about it Feun.-. In 1,... whale blubber. For lblor"''V<af'a, :. when I walked t~h the· The anteaters were opening ISea.IOJl opener Leech came up Both Out ZOO'!! buffalo Wfri their Jlilnual rau seriese of gul!lta· a 1,200-pound bu.tfalo, which ••• poun d s. sUil roaming al'()Und looking for down t o ~ tory bouts at the restaurant in the national zoo. That's wbtrre Shippiftl Costs $124 ' grass. And except for a busted the sroup got its start one cold He said be bousht thiS· delie!a- left antler the lpne Arctic carlNovember day in 19(4 when*ot ey from government su.rplul!l for bou alJO wu present and seemed • · g it rrozen in exceJlent health. a sightreer was stirring, m ,180 and lh al alo __ 1ppm bear men to el-ephant house. from the Wichita Mowdalns Wild Dr. William Mann, then zeo life RefUse at Cache, · Oklahoma, director, was thawing his toes in cost him · ,$IH. claim· front of the fir.e. A fellow from thfl Fish and Wildlife Service, no doubt an OkJ.Jhoman -originally, ~ noB,talgically said, "j~t tbe kind of .a day to e.at roASt buffalo , 0 : . . . · American Legi.oo Audliat'1 haunch." ~;, · £,apehart Post 140, NeW "You get tbe buffalo" said met Monday evening .It Gordon L"eech. then and n<IW boss the Legion Harne. The meeting wa& ot the restaurant. "I'll do the NEW HAVEN _ .A c 001mittee opened iD regular fonn )ViijJ. Yrt. .... · of 1'eoresentatives. from ~ C. Roney presiding. -st!' JcoriB!olin! "Not oui of my zoo you don't u8il'll. the Alex Qull· Atta~din.g . Mn. sadie WMih iW' Dr. ·M.ann is said to have Building as a meet· cried in al&rm. "And I've already ·the bllikling lion· Mis8 JAueoa J!oualo. Mn, Balpb Rouah. l4D.. .Ev.erett Ro~ -'ftl. got the herd eounted." Carl King. Mrs.. Freda Hart. Mrs. The f-pllowing Dec. JO a truP.r; H~~\an Part Oommisflo.l!.· from a-.mewhere bac~,ct up at er, for the town presided at · the Nora Tripp, }!rs, C. C. ·Mont!IGJD.· , 'Mrs. ·Thelma Capehart, ·Mn . the re.,taur~nt door. '\Where 11-o meetiq. A report wu given etat· Roush, Mn. ft, <:. Boney ~ YOU wapt thla buffalo ,pt?" the ing what repain and wort had ' been done" to tile bUi1dinl duriog ', William the put year. A atobr luoo boeJ1 inJtolled oo · the furnace, a neW -porell · bUut building wl.s painted wASHlNGTON I .i. > • •· '·: ;:' .·• ( . .. . • ••••• / . j ~ Auxiliary Met At Legion Home HeMin, r-- 0 Bnilding Were R. Y-· •nortecJ ·..... Best In 1 ..,ere Shoe Servief . ' QlfP'S SHOE • • jp{OP ' :CoattM IS·Lost 'for 'lli~ c.~ l • --Rummage Sale Planned By JtmiorJ'.en Rouall2:'==== NEW '& I.VllN- The eJt Jun&Gt Wo'm.aa'c Club regular m.onUJbr meeting day, Nov 9th tit, Alex With Middleport CHER&Y CORDIAiii ,I> - · }~ ....... • :· ' ... '· :·'' . .~. DUTTO~ �• • 11-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 17, 19S9 Free Showing Of Film Is Set i;;;;;,;;;;;===;....:===;:...;;=--====~.' (9a I Marin6 Sup~ll!' (20b I Insuronce WANT ADS USED BOATS FO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 Rt.TES I oeall peJ' word, ODe IJUert!~n Mml.num eblrg,. - 60 ceMt. I _., Jt« won! for three eooseeutlve ln::Jertiooa. - one month for 30 cents per word. l'illl t1te Of 3 oenb ~ woM will be oha.reOO for advert.islne II DOl pa.~d within 10 day1 !L!ter receiving bilL ltrrtn in ,A:dwrti.tl.ng - Should be reported lnunedtately Th lMily Sentiilel will not be responsible for more U~.~:U one incorrect 108ert.i.on. Card of Thanks and Spetial Nottces ot Event.6 $1 00 ObltuarJel pu.bllabed at 1 cent ;>er wo-•rd. 9 F S 1~(.;..;J_;..;:o;;.r....::.:O:..:.:Ie:_____, WE WlSH TO EXTEND SINCERE thanks to the many fnends oi 0. H Myers for Lhe1r kmdneu dunng her Illness. Also for expren1ons of ~ym­ pathy at the t Jme of her death Mr and Mrs \II arren Leedom 1117 ltr lN MEMOHY- Of ()uji MOTHER, Mrs BesBte Johnson whu ptss ed away four years ago today , $2.5.110 ond up, whllo they 1101. Metropolitan Marlntl S.ln and S.rvire, Pomeroy. Phlln~~J 16-M. COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO2·3-tfc tection Life, Au to, t 'J re, PoliO. k'·ouH ROOM HO USE TRAILER Call l>on MtJls, Mt.! dle!Jort, for sale Mrs John Stout, Har· ObttJ. nson YIIIC 11-l73tl' ( L. I J Keal tstotr _..;__ CONSIGNMENT SALE SALE WILL BE JlELD, SA,T , NOV 5 ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, 21, 1959, at ll A M. at the Jocated at 111 Locust St. Ntce Aucl!on Ground<, 1 rml-e west Jocatwn. Melvm Hood of Porterfield Go to 7 and 76, ]I 2 30tp and foll ow Lhe stgns We w1ll have some gl)od gh:~ss <J nr.l FO I< SALE SEVEN ROOM 'ModerrJ chma along wit h huuselwld humc .,.,l lh garage Out uf hJgh goods and mBt:hmc r ) I wate r Splendid netg hbot hood I On M u lb~ rry Ave, Phone 316-J Lunch will be ser ved GODDARD SALES lo) 24 30tp H.arold Goddard, Auctioneer ro H"SALE ALL M(mutN Fi\'E . 11 173Lc ro,Hn tu lta(;:t' Brownt-ll Avenue I Mlddll'p or t Gas flotr furnace SINGER ZI G ZAG 3F.\VING MA 11,'2 batlv tull basrment, tw~ I CHIN)!;- Llke new Orl gm;~ l l~ CO.!.! over $JOU Pa} off lJalfl lltl' $143 I'uymcnts $8 pc1 mollth Phone 1l 17 ltp - II$) /\uta Soles 1957 BUICK SPECIAL 1 DOOR Sedan $1,795 One fj,arefuJ"owner. Dynaflow dr1ve. Rad1o and Heater Power Stcermg Extra elean Biaettnars, Pomeroy • lt -14-6tc 1956 CHEVROLET V8 BEL AIR $1,195 4 Door Sedan. Puwera:l!de Power Steermg, Powt!r Hruketl '1/ery good care by one locul owner LOw nuleage. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 1H4-6tc laM .fORD V8 2 DOOR SEDAN ooo• F d . · .,...1:1\l. or ·"O·matlc. A clean aharp car, J ~t waiting for you. Blaeltnars, l omerlly. 11 ·14-6tc 1953 BUICK CENTURY VB $1,105 4 Door Hnrdtop, Uynallow, Power Steenng, Power BrakeK, Spot le111 Red and Wh1Lo ftnuh wlth sharp red and black m· tertor !U<~etlmus, Pomeroy 11·14-tltc 1868 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR Hardtop 21 ,000 ffiilt! S. Has had excellent care. No reasonable offer refu1ed. Wnle Box 4, Pomeroy, Of II 14-3~p '33 I''ORD l~J t' K\Jl' liOOO CONOI c;~r g<trage $6500 00. fl044-11r. 343 month Ph one :)4::! - -- II KARR & VAN ZANDJ J020tfe --- I ( 14) 1 ("t'Jr Ren1 Aparftw;~antl, I Cu: 1 {t ~ ~~- ft,U ' i ! 1200 I e RABBIT DOG Phune 71·M 1111 6tp an f e 24-a For :Sale or Trade II !i! f..mploymenl =c:cc-Wanted - - - FJUGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC washer Used 4 month.!! Heal Hnrgam Phone 844L. 11-11--titc TYPLNG, SIIOR1' IIANIJ , HOOK keepmg, rceepttonu;t Pl:JX Opcrulor 01 1atohtcr While Dox GAS t:ONVI!:RTIW <.OAL BOILER tlti8<.', Ihc Datly SentiJWI PomHas multltorch Bryant Gas eroy, Oh10 1117 6tp I ,B.u.rncr eompJ1te with eontroh ~ - 1c1ea1 for home, greenhouse or ' 'ftt-ooder house usc Priced to (20 J Businf!ss Services Hell. Phone 399. ll 13 3tc 19~ . Jll'.:(.H:iTF UED ~-GAI'l'ED HORSES 1 lC.Il:t stercd miire with mare colt, rcbred to reg1ster stud, 1 registered yearltng stud colt, 1 stlvcr dapple stud pony, 42 in· chcs high, 4 year old, 1 blac.ll ' hor11c pony, 4 years old, 40 in· ches, saddles un(f harne!ises for __.hor!le~ nnd bonles plus 2 pony cn 11 ~ WJII trade for whit.., !acu c,j\lle CaJt 0599, CJrcl£> a Res· t11urant, Pomeroy. J L-14-316-' Uon $476 00 Dolbtt t V11n l-1l•Lcl' 12 I'UOf WOODBN DOAT WITH I' OH UENT - EX'J ENS IUN IA.D Pomeroy , Ollto 11 ·17-:-Hp DEU.S, Sroffn hl Board ~. lJIO (J stccrtm:: Noed11 paml Also 1~4 ClothH Clinton Ft slwr, Midd le Mercury Hurricane Motor Fast Got4 Cte~n UMO C1r11 port Uhw l 'hont• 5265. $130 uti Call 614Y after li p. m. AU A11Aket aQ Moclelt NO fh.. ~: Of F&LING AND ll-l::l-6tp -TROI'OLITAH Aut COND11'!0!':1 :NG-:-nEFitJGER· HEARING ON INVENrOjtY atlon scrvwc . .l ack's Horrtgera- Proo•t• <;ourt, tn.igs County, Ohio • I HUUSE 12 HOOMS, 2 BATHS 1'0 tlon, Nllw Haven. Phone 1'U· ~1111111 No. 16,124 _ _ _ _ __ _ _......:•:_"......:: " be torn down 1mmedlately AU 231S37. 6 23-tf mater l <~!s .and plumbmg for '1 0 thu l!;xtJculor or Admmlstra· a 7f t"Ur ::xJI., lu le Corner of Second and Hudlor n.td to sucn of the iuUowmg 'UiLAND:; <~!i llll' rc:; Jdeuta oJ lhe state ol Middleport P~one ~M. LARliE WAllM MOilNJNG cOAL & TV N•p.aJr UIJ\0 ~ llrVJYlllg SpOWJC, !I any , 1\CXL ltOVe. •ll_en Kc~teraon, Wclchtown 0008J 11-13-6tp Phone 21l0 ui Jl.ln, bf.lllUUCLotnes under lhe Pomeroy, Ohto. Hill Phone 2417-J 1J ltl atp ,. wt11, ll uny , the uLlOrncy ur atlor-- - PRE CHRISTMAS SPICIALS CHROM~ PLA.TEJJ FLASHLIGHTS, 1 Wurllbcr elecL.ronlc ptano, rna· AU,TIPNJ.:IiR n c~ ~ 1evrc~l!nung auy 01 Llll! lltorc I cells, . ~ H. beam lleduc(.•d lo hogJ~nY flnlah . U1ed as demon'fllllplete ..,...,. uH:J ttto<tl!tl perr;ons . 'AI prJci. fiSc wnh b11ttcrlc~. How- uralor. Oreally reduced; 1 C:riH 8r1diord hu 1uc nerelly ll!JtJfJed th11t on ley a. Uced, MiddlcJ'ort Beautiful Wurlllzer aplnette Write, Phone ,.,. Cont.act Llw ltllll day lit NovfJmlJer 1959, 1 11 18 tltc plano, walnut finish. Used in A. C' lr•dford, Mchw, Ohio <m Juvi.·Htory .w.nd Appralttemcnl ol home. Greatly reduced; 1 Wur- 8-M·tf ltL c c~ J.tlc of Olive 1'orrem:e de· CLOSE OU'l' SALE n: d litd, tale of HccdsvJlle m 8ollld lltzcr con11ole p1ano, mahoaany 1, of wr.. t watchca county was filed ht thiS Co urt. tinl,11h U•cd in leachJn& ttud- I . price. Howley & .lillcd , los. Greatly reducltd; 1 lleautl- ' H(·nt mg on 1:111 1d lnvenlory and port. J1 ful Wurllt:r.er conaole piano, .\ppuiiM' utcnL wlll be 11ad ooJure 1ll t.s IA IUIL un the IHh dtty of Del>' rench Provincial, cherry fioilh IIEW 19!10 PATI'f:UN• Pl.ASl'lC floor model Make u1 an otter; ~o:Ln .ilm Hf5ll, ul 10 o'clock A M wlnuow blmda and ah~dl.'l, Vcne hxu ·Jtllouli thereto may be filed 1 Wurl1lzer 1plnnette plano, 'ian blind•, all kinds and coJurs o} un> JJllc relllt!d pany ~l any Flber ,Wiaaa awnluga, IJ..&)' and blond oak. U•ed on leu"" loon. 1 umc !Jrlllt to five d11ys Dofote the Bill Savlnga; 2·2 In 1 \\ urtllzer ., ~ lfllht name pJ.ate1 aJl klnda, <.i<~tc ~ct lot hi!anng chord orJums one blonde on• B f 9 SO A M Aluminum ladder• all kind•. maboJanv f1nl11h. Uaed 11 dee ore : · · WU\~ESs my il&nature 1.1nd free Eltimale, Dale Wippel " Middlopo& t 68UJ the seal of &JUd Court this monatr.atora. Save We bave Pomeroy 525 &uppl)l, 211S Union AYenue, ltith day of Noventber 19b9 made arul reductions on t.hil KAUTZ FlED STORI Pomeroy, Ohie. 11-3o-60&c F' u u·muEN above Instruments Jn order to At Chosttr GOOn CLEAN LUIIP COAL. Judge and Ex·OffielO Clerk m11k.C room Immediately for Yukon 5-2145 r111 Rutland, 2-4932 OrvUJe lly Hcnr&eUa O'Bmm nt'lw plano1 lillld oraans wJU be HAMILL SIRVICI STATION Ho1ue. 11-3-30kl lleput,y Clerk lna:. Bill, the plano man will be lefore t:OO A.M. - -=:--=:::-:--:-----' In your are.a aoon wlth ln&nJ of •lbtny 3353 _ _ _ _ _ ..;.~11:;:11_1_7_, 24 _ . 2_tc t ~0 ,.'011 THE PHICE OF ONE. these baraalna. If you desltll to Every Day Senlte · Re&Ullr li:r.e flalhliJhl bJ.Uerlea. know price• write to BJU e/o II:~~~~~::::,.,=~==lOc each. Howle,- and Reed, MidWendeU'a, 'Uh C& Wttren St., I 4loport 11 o tic NOTIC& Of PILING· AND Marietta. No obU&atlo.n. Or r.USTOM BUILT KIT\;HEN DE- --- ---- Legal Not!!ce .......... I I ••,n, ° :;;;=:========== Call "lck "'terreH *"· I Legal ·Notice II" HEARING INV&NTORY lla:ned for your hom~ Free el· '- - - - -- - 1 Umlttls. Jo' oreman aucl .Abbott, Probate «;ourt. ""'" tounty, Ohio . AKC BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES Pho11e &'UI4·Y. "-11 c.., No. 11,2$1 Call SpruCe 3·l53W7. Cecil A. To the Executor or Adminlstra· Smith, Ma1on, W. Va. U-14-0tc YOUR WISTINGHOUSI QIALER lOr Mnd lO SUt!h of the foJlowmg as TV AND APPLIANCIS <Lre t'cs1dcuts eft the atate of Ohio AUCTION COAL, OIL & GAS PURNACBI sUt'VIVIllg spouac, tf lUl~; next of SAT., NOV. 21, tt59 ARNOLD'S kin, bt>ncEJclaries under the wtll, AT I:OOP.M. Phone IU-Y Syre'u.., Ohl• 1f auy, the .attorney or. .attorneys I WILL SI:LL TilE FOLLOWING rep!'csenttng lilny uf t:he aforemenat my rntdenee, 16Cated back €USTOM BUTCHERING EVERY tiOned persona.. Monday. Will cut for deep free:~~e. of Hol•um Bakery, Middleport, are hereby noUfled that on Fw lnformaUon caU 4l0.Y after theYou Ohio, due to dilcontlnulnc tur16th day of November 19l59, an • p m Philip Meier . 11 9 dtt Inventory and Appraisement ol the nilhcd apgrtmenll: Young1to-wn Kltchen Sink Outfit, Hol Water TELEVISION. RADIO & SMALL eijtatc of Mary l.Jndaay deceased, Tank, W11hlng Mac:hlne, 2 Wood appliance repair. Phone Otla l<ttf' or Salisbury Township m satd en Dinette Sets, DlnihK Room ..:ounty wak f&le(J In this Court McClintock, Racine{ Vhio. Suite (BuUet, 5 Chairl), Odd Hcu ing Inventory and 4-UOk Tablca, End Tablea, Sewing Ma· ' h~d bofore chine, Bed1. Sprin11 and Mat· lOB'S SIRVIC'k of De· treuu, Chest of DnwerR. Drea11-3,2atp. ' M &el'l! , WaU Plaqtlfl, Kltctwn filed I A IIAUTY · Clblnot; .oJI.,H..~. Qll Refrllat any VlllT I-A IIIAUTY IHOJt '· erator, Rui'a, r.tlrrort, Pleture1, ~)'8 beforu the Trunks, COunlera (Barl. Uphol Hatr 1hapln1, permanl!'nt waviJ{a sterod Rae~, ~m. Chair, Sofa and IIYIIOJI. Call :1111, !!l<ftl•, olsn•tul'<l and ' ·' Bed~ ·n8.~e~~~ - Sevenl Nati· I0.27-30tt: vlty lt~·· Seti. ltiiK. ltotl\l. 195D thiS ( I.I.JOI Not • • • .,._., t.r Accli!lentl Phone FR3-M87. 1J.l3·8tc TRia litMoi: Nolllo lonottl. AUCTION CO. ll •l1-3te ' SNOW TIRES, '180x1~ lair <Ondltloo $111.110 0107M. Tbe pubhc press, newsreel and other news channels gave world wide attention to thls assembly last summer, acclaiming It as the world 's brgeat Christian conven tlon . For eight d:tya 1t packed out both Yankee Stadl\lm and the Polo Grounds Ul New York C1ty A Quarter-m1lhon delegates from 123 lands were present at the climax of the event to he3r N3than H Knorr, Watchtower Blble and Tract SocIety's prendent, speak on the subJect "God's Kingdom Rules - 1s lhe World's End Near " • SAD TALI-rA bovine that comes out ot the Mluourl river flood wltb an tee cake on ltll tall like tJdl teaUy h&l IOIWI~ tJUna: to beef about. Scene Lt ToWILHll·.:_:::=ti.::....:Mo:::n~~:._-::,---- p1cture the Btble words, "They shall beat their sw.ords mto plowWres," carved on the Umted Natlons headquarters butldmg It follows wtth hvmg evidence that thts prophecy can become a real ity through knowledge of God's Kingdom. It 1s packed wtth action throughout. HUmmel descr1bed the film as and educat10nal He stated that tt wtll pro\'Jde hope and inspiration to all people interested m Godly living and world peace Program Of Church Divided ry WG~~:~~~~r~,, s~~.~~d Into 5 Cate.gon"es For year cuAw> a:oo 3:80 , AUGUSTA, Ga UPI - The goverwncnt's spare boss, Dr T Kellh L:!cnnan , con fNs today With President Eise nhower on how much th ~ United Slates wtll mvcst next ye11r m r cachm~ for th e moon LONDON UPI - S1r Thomas Moore lS leadmg a campa1gn in Parliament to restore floggmg as a puntshment in crimes of vtoience He thmks youn g thugs can stand anyth mg but hum1hatlon. "Forclng them to lose race among thetr fellows IS the worst fate they can suffer," he said today. .'And the cnnc or the lnr~h Is the most hum1ltahng of pumsh· ment. '' Mason Qub • lleld, IMeet1ng p G•IVeD REMOVE PAINT I:JO Comedy T:lme McGraw - -- ft9w 1 :111 W"ea.tb~ol J:SC News PlOW" 6.43 Huntley Brinkley Report -----------------------Clian1181 3 - WedniiSdo uo ot tbem ' 1:00 American Bandati'W &:30 Rin Tin Tin 8:00 San Frandsco Beat Your Esso il;;:p~ 8:40 Weathermal\ 8:4S ,Jobn Daly News ..... 7:00 Honeymooncn 7:30 Bronco s·.... Wli., "t X:=irD ,,oo '!be 9:30 Philip Marlowe atn.. mall IQ:OO Alcoa Presents !d:3J Keep Talking .1·00 Tht Hewa 'fonlgb\ :1.00 Stlannln~ the Woitb., ' 1 •1(,. :)ports Report li:l5 Late Sbow .2:4$ Sign Off ,..,._nel .B_ Wedn-da· WIIIIQ '"" a:ritJ Ding none Scbool A P,efiPD ·-i~nieallY ~ad" is one hl whom breathlQJ and heart aetion ha•e ceased althoukh ltdtgs and heart ~ are 'mecb•liiUPf aound. The time between teeti meal ·deatb and utterly unebange able death ts short. q;ro Jlomper Room ol . death" . ~urs it !~~ f re· versed m 75 per cent of the ~· A surgeon Is at J"tnd to QHa the cbelt and massage the heart and another speciallz~ doctor is ~ to keep the air way open. South· w~th thought "techmcal death" in hospital recovery rooms could be reversed in as ht&b a percent· age. during an operation, li:JO The lltollters 12:00 ll<lltl011 Gun 12:30 t:OO li';.t.~b. of,_,, 2:00 Qay In Court a;.;lll' Th'! Gale Storm Show 3:00 Beat tbo Cloell 8:30 Who Do You Trulrt ..oo Ameri(!an Br.ndn.a.nd 5:30 My Ftlend Fli<ko 6.00 Ban.. l'ranelsco Belt 1:30 ~ow Esao H.ePQMt ·waa skeptical concern:Wg) advisaljllitt of trymg Wben it But he ~~aPP<'"' in hospttal precincts rethe operatmg theatre I ~!~~';:~ there a~ •pecial set ups, Ii no chancfl of savin~ pet'· wllo become "technically by sllch aecidents as droWn· and electroCution, he said 6:40 Weatherman 6:45 John Daly NeWtl 4 Mlrlu.. Limit the heart, stops, blood c:ir· All body tissues 7:110 Four Just l(en 7:30 C9urt of LUI ReiOrt . 8:00 Hobliy !;,obi>J• J:ll& Oui_t! end 'Jarrtett b:oO ~o:oo W•4PesdOJl!J< Nlaht, Flll>to Of oxygen. ThP hlght1\e brain are especial- to tl'lat: If they are de:of 013.-gen for longer thl.n minutes, they are perman l'enl\y damaged """""~·" 10:45 Sporto P~ode 1:00 The Nlow' .1'tlollld w.- Even 1f the "techmcally dead" revtved after that lime Umlt passed, the life they return to · a vegett~.ble life. These "instltu· SJIO'I•Il•pqrl ' 1:15 )..ot~ s~ ~:~ S>!lli ,Of.l Iit::~~~;f~:r:are \YHTN.TV _Chana1et IS C.f..nanne 11~-.r '.:J .~ !'lfelu~ ::~ ::.:~: Du 1:81 tdllt' of Njgbr 5:\)C) ·Tbt' ;~ Stoogee 1:30 !life of Iilley 1:00 ~·b" 1. PmUb N""' 1:15 Jale Illftln Sln I:SO A oa 'n' Andy 1 o~q· rrontler o 7:3(j •:~ T<i Tell The Trtltb f}enms O'Keefe Sbow 8:30 11..,1' Loves of Dolly GiiiU. &:llir ~fr<!pe 9:30 Red Sfolton Sllow 10:00 Gal-r7 Moore' sbow 1·00 It O'doell NeW. ":1. T~eater 13 ~· • the slopped heart. These skWed must then have a pure 1 oxygen, apparatus the new heart beat to and the, 11:00 N..... Headi- 1:)0 !0:1\!l Movie U:llll Ytnl< Esoo Bopo,lef Say th11 manage atin a flicker the tile room U:10 WeatheJ'CIIt \1:10 'l'(le Jack Pur Show ' 1:110 81\lp Oft ' 1:30 War breath- open the chest and mauaa:ea heart 10 00 ThiS Is Your Life 10:30 State Trooper \:01! $c011nlnf the, 8:'io Dutlf Martin Show o,...s Alr P11.... aeeond person op4:n1 the· of lhe ''teehn~cally­ ~rsoo and keepa 1t gpen · Meanwhile, the pbysjcian hu WCHS.TV Ct.annel 8 thonne18-Tuesda, toiii(:pe!.Oii a1m0ft a' well-t1'11ned he is. UO Price I. lii>bl 9.00 Perry Como Sbow 1 it ptnr.s)t;ian who! dow-mutt mih.d that he needt • aec- mouth - lo - mouth .Bin--.. . ._ 7:00 Wtnhunt ) t:30 Wagon l';fi.Jn Today Katie Doonan S11ow de1d," a •hould give . tbourbt to wbal thdy would do if they were c:onrron~ with such an emer&eney. is Prof.· ~ un~ 1 Rooto 5:30 Q\llck .llnw 6 00 . Steamboat Bill 11. 16 Tbe Jim Tb&..:tfl' I"aat Show 1:46 Sign On 6:00 Continental ClaaBrOOm physician may come upon an op-portunlty to restqre ~· re t-0 .}!le "~chidealty • would-be nstarer act Quickly. c:lnlr lleeau.. IllY 4.:30 Split Penonallty 5·00 Steamboat 1:00 .iign Off ;_uo Youn, Dr. llalDDI Ftom.Tbeoe SMITH 4:00 Houae on High Street W~atltercast' ti:fs 18eJ.f Truth or Cimsequenees 1:00 Mld·Day Nt1111o 1:1S llometlmc ·on No-..• 11·1U Homer lllr. ood kro. J. Ill. Crllmp spent Sehtoe- ·ITueodQin Porkenbur(. lllril. J. 111. Cromp opent il'rldll' In pijmeN'f· · • Leonortl Bush and famllf moved from the FloYd lllcllllllln farm to Hartford la1t week. ":nne,_Joe, J 12.30 It Could Be You 9:00 Arthur Murroy PlriJ 9.30 Startlme 10:30 Sgt. llllk~ J.1 HeAliUDei ~d Transfers were 12·00 D:JO Stapetmlh Cannonball '7:30 Laramie , 8'30 Fibber MeGee and Moll)o NO BIRD BRAIN, TMIS - A pigeon with something bel· t.er than a blrd brain waits tor a Jlvey on a vending machine Ln Memphi.S, Tenn. The machine contains cracked com, and tor a penny you can feed the pigeons. &r~ DILC)S 1:00 Steamboat Bill .' '1:00 TqLifeP~StlffProbl~s NEW YORK UPI - .I :00 Prt" Is Rlrht 11 :NJ C!onee!'t,.alloll S:.f& lfunt'er JlrlntJey Report today that United Autv Workers' Pres1dent walter Reuther Is uslnR the dues and lnlt)atlon fees of UAW members "to keep Members of the New Haven bert C Dille, Mrs. Thelma Cape- hundreds of thousaftds of those Evangelical U n 1 ted Brethern hart, Mrs. R. 8 Sayre, Mr. and nme members out of work" Chunh met Tuesday evemne to Mrs. W1Uard Armstrong, Mrs. Bur· constder the work of the church rell Dawson, Mrs Robert Cook. son and famtly Whtle m Indtanafor the commg year Mra. E. c. Riddle, Goldy~;~ Hart, polis Miu Kelly attended a meetA turkey dinner was served to Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs Ra)' weav mg of the Billy Graham Crusade those attending The food was pre- er, Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mr. and the Fairground• Cohseum. There par ed by the women of the local Mrs George E Sayre, pavld Ltevan attendance that ntght of church and served by the women mg, Mrs. Watd Cunnmgham, :Y.. 1. 1"2I>,O<>O people" !160 went forward Wilma Legar Terrill and John of Lhe Uachtel EUB Church Otha Lieving, Mr. and Mn. John accept Chrht A Large chou of Heney Terren to Joseph 1 and MarA penod of group amging w,as .Baumgarner, :Mr aad Mrs. Harry over one hundred sang. tha W. Struble, parcels, Pomeroy. led iJ> Mill S Ethel Riddle. Pte.kens, Mn. Robert Bumgarner, Mrs. Hugo Juhllnt Hot ...N to Albert E and Alberta Goff to The proJ?osed program of the Conme (.'lark, Mrs. WrQ'ne Love, INptitt Group Fred R and Opal J Runmon, 51 'h church !of the commg year was Jr.. Mary Jane Webb, Vernon Hat· Mrs Hugo Juhllng Was hostess A , Salem. prese nted. The program was d1vid· rah, EH!!=n Layne, Paula Layne, Friday evening to the November Elsie Decker and Clifford Deck· cd tMo flve caLegories They are Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Judy Hoff- meeting of the Adult Class and er to E!s1e Decker, parcels Sutton. \1\ tsston and Benevolence presented man, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush, the Teahers of the Hartford BapJam es Albert and Bermcc L by the pastor, Rev. Robert Dille, ;.drs Ott1e H.ou1h, Mr. and Mrs tlst Sunday School Rev. Wilham Brown to Jack E and Sue Ann l\hmslflcs, by Harry Miller, Admin· Georg(! H lngels, Mrs ·rom Hoffwas In charge of the de- SeeLig, 1 A , Salisbury i~;tratJOn, by Mrs . Hurrell Dawson; JlUtn and Tommy, Mr and Mrs. carl votlonals 1nd the Bi:lahtudes were Del1a S Stace, dec . G Chru;t Educahop and Evangehsm, J Gibbs, M1s '1helm 11 liress, Mrs discussed by the group. Plans were Suter, adm , to Martm :,1ollohon, by Mtss Ethel !Uddle, and Church .l!:sther L uret~s, Mn R F' BrYant made !or the forthcoming Chr1st Pomeroy l'ruptlrty, by Hobert Cooke. TbJs Mr. and :,~ul Jack Flesher, Sr, mas season and the program ol the 1:~:::~1!~J~:~,:l H Rhodes to Chester the Jack Flesher, Sharry Lynn nesher, Church durmg th1s "Season. Mrs. , Dorsel l~dolph, Lot 61 program was prepapred by many memi.Jers ot ~e church nn· Mrs. Howard Burr1s, ilJecky Burrlll, Harry L. Dyer read a letter from , Sulton and Pomeroy del the direction v! th~ G~p,~rJ.oJ Mrs VJ.1ff lto~; Mrt Marvin Ben- Mr .. and Mn. Paul • H.,.den -of W. l;lld Juanlta Budner to committee. The member~1 • of'thJa neu, Pat and E&eanor Bennett, Brookline, Mass They sent a check Dowmng, trustee, lol, Mldcommtltcc are 1-'aul Ric.k<trd, Gen· Nancy Al·mstrong, :::ult~1don ttoush, to the church. The December meet crul Chatrman, OU1a L1evmg, V1sJ·1Mu. .3am HalSle.ad, Mrs. Edna mg will be held lhe seond Friday Ed Nards Fry and Leon tat10n t'ha1rman, Bernard Lievmg, Clark, Charles New, Dale ' New, of the month Th1s wlll be a cov- ard Fry to Umry Edwards, Anna l'rogram Chatrman, Marvm Ben-, :uHHe Bumgarner, Elame ered dish supper and wlll be Ed ,v ards. 82 /\ ., Rutland netl, Ma,teual Chatrman; Lawrence •'rll s N:uuue Johnson, Mrs T. al the home of Mrs D. A . Smllh Henry R Beaver. Navada Beaver LJevlllg, Re1ource Ltta1rman douah and Ml's 0 . 0 Sayre. Durmg the socJal hour refresh· to Paul and Josephme Sm1t h, parA film strip "Through the Look· were served to, Rev. William! eels, Sutton ~u Hoover, Mrs. Alice B. Chapman, EsteliH Dtckey to Je;on Matheros mg Glass ' was shown. Arter Ute dlSCU~::iiOO of the proposed program 'tMrs. HarTy L Oyer, Mrs Mary 4/ 9 A • Sutton 1L was adopted by the congregaUon Aumiller, Mrs. John Kearns, Jr., David Thomas, Everctl Thomas, as th~ goal for lhe coming year. Mrs. Katherme Hessin, Mr.s Earl Clara Thomas, WaltC'r Thomas, LtiWork will now be contmued on ac' Hoffman, Mrs Donald A. Smith, han Thomus to Donald R Thomas, comphshtng that goal. Miss Mlldred Chapman,. Mr. and Lot, Mmersvtlle .. Mro · A· o· Hu me, Mr .. and Mrs · Donald R Thomas and carolyn rh o::;e atten d mg t he d toner .1 '~ram Thomas to Clal a n. Thom<Js, lot, Mcclung Mr and A K J 'Irs Marvm Bennett, mcct111g · · , · · · '!I Otha Lievm11, Bernard L1evmg, The l.ood Luck Clover M. Crump and Mr Alvin HaU. Mmersvdle Lawrence H Llcvmg, Paul A. Rlck·1 met at 7 p m. Monday Horne On tturtou1 h James Jlohart Shwlds. Phylhs ard, Rev Robert E. Dille, Robert Gay Carlwright leading Pvt. 2 Thomas M. Kimes In the Shields, Pearl 't. ShJC!ds, Elma Cooke, :1tr and Mrs Harry MJI\cr, Uons " United State• Army .ind stationed Shields, to Alfred W Sc hrouth, t b 1 t tracts, Orange Gat! and Le!lh Ann Millr.r, James HarvieUa Newland read the a t F or t K nox, v.. R.J ~pen a r e 1--..;__ _::.________ N Roush, Lmda L Roush, Mr. and furlough with hls parents, Mr. alld Mrs. Luther o snuth, Mr and Mr1 ture, Pbyllll Queen read a Mrs. KeM\'th Kimes. Alio wJth Fred A. Batey, Mrs Paul R. Rick· "fhanksglvlng", and Mary PVt. Kimes waa a friend PVt. Lelard, Sharon and 06bra Rickard, rbeadG a prQAler. The roD was Bouque from LouJuna. Mrt. Roy Hoffman, :drs. s. H. Reit· Y rat~a drldge, the lecretai')'.IPoo...C,;o!lo mire Mrs L H L1evmg Karen Japkic Capehart read I' story. Bett)' Kelly, }Jutford, Llevjna Pe&I:Y Bumaarn~r Judy Kathy John•on read a poem aDd Mrs. WJUlam Gibbs and dauchter Athey, M,. and Mn Clayton'Athey ; Mra. Spenc:er.leader, also read ou. ~arUyn, New Haven abd Mines Edaar C.l:»yne, Mrs Bernard Liev- Cla udia Zerkle I&Y~ a demontra- Wilma and Kuen f{errman a.f ing, Mart::te Roach, Phil Cook Mau- Laun on how to strai&hten material. Cbesblre, attended the B&liday '· Etl 1 R1ddle •.••, RoRefreshments were aerved by on Ice in Huntington recentJ ... ' ,.,. · r Ice Cl arr., ie Mre. McGowan and Mro. Robert Sundly guest. of Mr.. and" Mrs. Roush to Jody Lia~e, Kathy John- Charlea Gibbs were Mr. Garfield Ann Rickard, Jaei:le Nickelson, dau1~ter.. Mn. Elden HeiU')', DJane No- Skinner and daughter and children CHISTER, OHIO Tom Me- of Cbaunce)C alao Mra. Helen Glbba •nd dauahter of Maaon. Open Dally 8 IU 5 ·Mra. F. A. C~man and ' ALL MIC!HANICAL WORK ~ameo lllt!Knllht -~ Frltll!Y I •nd WELDING Ga1Upol11, 1 • ' , Mr. and Mn. Geora;e Lel'ner lnd I Boult' ou High sw..t Sptlt PeriO'IlaiJty 6 :00 Steamboat BW 8:15 Jim Tbachr Sbow ·~u Weathllrca.t · ..~ . , 1 ;pw · "Plrtu.- Te@hnicaUy Dead ,R~tored ample warning of of rei!luscitabon," uta In a technical or- the Amertcan Heart Asso- n:UII I,:r.M.LuoJ; 11:30 De<ember Bride i~~ ~):?"~ttow ' It;~ ~ Glildlilt titilt 1tlj0 ,.I!Nflr of,.\At! QlY nse. . f:IO · ilrr\c'il!tiwloltii!Turn• 2:00 F!lr Better Or wor~e 2:3Q PartY 3:00 The Millionaire . s·sp The. Vertllot I:, Voon Itou., ~00 ·J~ ~ ~~ :~ · 1:30' 1' .~ . . . .'J!"~Il:~llti, 'INi ; ~"":?.'t""".- r:.,~ • !;lie_. 13-Wednesd~a, ::~ 1:110 Newa 9:30 '~~~~ 8:15 citi>tolo Kanlat<lo 10:00 """' ...-rtooo Tbeate 1:.,oo J1 o'cloell lie"' lO:OO ~ .JW'• ,t:fl JQ:l!q Oli th•.::Do:._____•..:...;;.:..;.....;..""'~::a - ,......,.... .-- TH6•11' Sehoowe ~~~·;:)- . til,~ '11011 tu~' the' . ..,., ,;,, ·o · 1 I l(!'j t~ 8· t:OO 7:3(1 FUrthermore, h,e added, the ' physictan 'who_would rever!ie "technical ddaih" rltbst ' first consider 11\r~ ·!t!!~•llOJt; me ·person "the futtdablenf~f heAlth to justify the restoratiOn Of liJe? Obv10US!y, one would not wish to resuscita~e ov patient who bas a hopeless prog- . -~ I ', ' ' SPOt· On You· . . • 'Dial ' . nQSlS ," 'ha•• , Southworth sa1d evet:Y physishould think out all these before he was confrootbd to reverSe it would 11e fa mil· ' wiys BOWLING FO~ lltE N~&v,t$ :, •.,..., " 'f:~s'P.M. SEE JIM HEATON end LLOYD HOFFMAN ·- Phone YU·HOts CHESTER, OHIO Aia. ~~~~~Vs'~~~ B~AOPORII 7 00 Openmg sequences of the f1lm er ::Hrcct, Maso n lnqu~re at FHik s u rocery, Mason, or caU SPruce 3 57ti8 11 16 6tp I MON'fH OLD St. Pomeroy, Thursday evemng at bath, ~un ~Jo.Hch t;as furnace Lia 1age Lot BO x :wo Located Ce nt 11 17 lite ' •:oo c:ao - 1 ~~gg ~::...:·H~ Cfi'annel3-·1'uesday H1:::h Schaal auditoriUm East Mam Phvne People'• Terrae• ancl Vale St., off Butt•rnut An., Pomeroy, tthio Pomeroy. Phone 328·Y f ~~~ 0 11 2 3 0tp TOYS Vt PRICR_ _ _ 3 HOOM APARTMENr:-cau 388'1. SALE TU Sl'ART FR.lDAY. NOV I 11 10 6tp POMEROY- 7 room frame, bath la unttl t>UP!Jly 111 exhausted. und half, J bedrooms, hot water Will Jncl11de !deal Dolla, ltemco APARI'MENJ S _ FuruJshed and he at, Rtorm wmdows, wall-to· 1 Homper Room, Hubley gun and unfurm~hed McMasters, Mtddle wall carpetmg, basement and bolster ~eta, trucks 11nd c.:••. pl)rt. Phone 6044 .W. garage. 2 3 tf Many Item~. Remember '*e RACINE- 9 room frame, bath, jate Open until 7.30 p. m. '7 and U ROOM HOUSE, 4 ROOM large front porch, basement, Jo'lfc Novt-Uy Shop Middleport. apartment and 5 room avart large lot w1th driveway and 1U-27-18tc menL A. W Bengel, l'honc garage ---· 310-M 11 2 tfc SYRAC::USC:-6 room house, bath 1.SEl> PANTS, SHIRTS, JACKETS base ment, front porch, two and women's dreuu new. Joe's 1HREE BEDROOM BRICK l>U lllce lol!l I Carry out, 064 Locust St., plex 143 Butternut A~cnuc VIRGIL TEAFORD, S.lttman I ltlddleJ,'Ort. 10·:!8-30tp Phone 401-J 1114 til e Box 229 Phone 108-Y 1 11 14 3 t.c BUSHEl.. OATS EMMETT 6 ROOM HO USE, FOHE'ST RUN! - · Will, l1 omeroy, Ohio. J114--6tp Road $25 00 month. If ~nterusted - - - - - - - - -· J< 01< THAT £X'fRA SOMETHING Wrtte .E1tgar Cuunmgham, 1U 3, i' OH SAL!'.: 7 ROOM HOUSE, Logan 1 L 16 12\p b<J,h, basement, garage, gas fur· 111 ChrtRtmas greetlnia, stop at nace, furntshed or unfurnished the Quahty ~'rlnt Sho(.t, North ( 17) H I W d N ed Sectmd Ave., Middleport, and [1 L o rem10nable ofrer refus look over our many albums. Com- ---~ - - - - - - - - - Jtobert l>~ aulk, 744 E Mam St., plete price range WAITHESS WANTED, 21 Oil Pornerov 11-17-fltc over, expcrtcncetl Call Mrs E(]· Ill) 16, 1'7, I8, 23, 24, 25, SO , gar Pratl, Phone U364·Y (12, 1., 2, 9Lc II 17 3tc I~ today that he h as arranged for a free J,howlng of the: I ~ hour f1lm "DlVme Wlll International Assem bly of Jehovah's Witnesses," at the ODD, THIS fODD-The ttef:l supply muat be lhort indeed, Jf they've run out ot Rl LD Detro1L T!da truck :fob pt dear _____ r.o_Medf _ ord, Oro., wlth lt.l name mlslpeUe4. o-,=c=: ' . o., Nov.t7. 1959,...7 Science Today "tELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.tV Channel 3 mm JBl.er of the Pomero)" Congregation I 1960 Rambler . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, of Jehovah's witnessu announced ------::,.--c:---- ---..,. :~v and ~~~ !loin <laren~c Bradford I~~~~~~,;~~..,"""Famliy. Ralph Johnson FRo~ ~!f~~~L 11 IHI!r ' FOH SALE f'OU R HOOM HOUSE 1 runnm g wa ter Kennetb Michael SINGEU SLAi~f Nl t-:DLC- F'IVB Hatley Hun Road. 1111 ·6Lc months old, like new B!ll ~nl e due only $76 00 or $8 per (FOR SALt.: HO USE, t"IV E R00:\1S AT 13) In Memoriam I SEE THE Mr!i INSURANCE Agents, Middleport. Fire, Autotboblle, Bonds. Phone 63U l 1 DAY 3 DAYS 0 DAVI 1 !dO OClc 90< $1 30 f4110 OClc $1 20 $1.110 $600 !II We $1.5C $2 26 $'1.110 Adl received by 10 A !4. will be ln that day's paper WORDII 14 "' 11 MOTORS, B.\RNES-SIMPSON ___ __ ~ '21 Card at Thanks AND lnsuronc..- --- DON STtVERS- - ~~~- ' Jua4e and Clerk :By Henrietta O'Brien 1 tOt..til; '10 SCISM cufiM~,. t. .II\.A20N, eu1 PIP ,. INfl ME !J.Si!E: ltl Ot5CU55 • !tfSINESS. �• • 11-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 17, 19S9 Free Showing Of Film Is Set i;;;;;,;;;;;===;....:===;:...;;=--====~.' (9a I Marin6 Sup~ll!' (20b I Insuronce WANT ADS USED BOATS FO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 Rt.TES I oeall peJ' word, ODe IJUert!~n Mml.num eblrg,. - 60 ceMt. I _., Jt« won! for three eooseeutlve ln::Jertiooa. - one month for 30 cents per word. l'illl t1te Of 3 oenb ~ woM will be oha.reOO for advert.islne II DOl pa.~d within 10 day1 !L!ter receiving bilL ltrrtn in ,A:dwrti.tl.ng - Should be reported lnunedtately Th lMily Sentiilel will not be responsible for more U~.~:U one incorrect 108ert.i.on. Card of Thanks and Spetial Nottces ot Event.6 $1 00 ObltuarJel pu.bllabed at 1 cent ;>er wo-•rd. 9 F S 1~(.;..;J_;..;:o;;.r....::.:O:..:.:Ie:_____, WE WlSH TO EXTEND SINCERE thanks to the many fnends oi 0. H Myers for Lhe1r kmdneu dunng her Illness. Also for expren1ons of ~ym­ pathy at the t Jme of her death Mr and Mrs \II arren Leedom 1117 ltr lN MEMOHY- Of ()uji MOTHER, Mrs BesBte Johnson whu ptss ed away four years ago today , $2.5.110 ond up, whllo they 1101. Metropolitan Marlntl S.ln and S.rvire, Pomeroy. Phlln~~J 16-M. COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO2·3-tfc tection Life, Au to, t 'J re, PoliO. k'·ouH ROOM HO USE TRAILER Call l>on MtJls, Mt.! dle!Jort, for sale Mrs John Stout, Har· ObttJ. nson YIIIC 11-l73tl' ( L. I J Keal tstotr _..;__ CONSIGNMENT SALE SALE WILL BE JlELD, SA,T , NOV 5 ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, 21, 1959, at ll A M. at the Jocated at 111 Locust St. Ntce Aucl!on Ground<, 1 rml-e west Jocatwn. Melvm Hood of Porterfield Go to 7 and 76, ]I 2 30tp and foll ow Lhe stgns We w1ll have some gl)od gh:~ss <J nr.l FO I< SALE SEVEN ROOM 'ModerrJ chma along wit h huuselwld humc .,.,l lh garage Out uf hJgh goods and mBt:hmc r ) I wate r Splendid netg hbot hood I On M u lb~ rry Ave, Phone 316-J Lunch will be ser ved GODDARD SALES lo) 24 30tp H.arold Goddard, Auctioneer ro H"SALE ALL M(mutN Fi\'E . 11 173Lc ro,Hn tu lta(;:t' Brownt-ll Avenue I Mlddll'p or t Gas flotr furnace SINGER ZI G ZAG 3F.\VING MA 11,'2 batlv tull basrment, tw~ I CHIN)!;- Llke new Orl gm;~ l l~ CO.!.! over $JOU Pa} off lJalfl lltl' $143 I'uymcnts $8 pc1 mollth Phone 1l 17 ltp - II$) /\uta Soles 1957 BUICK SPECIAL 1 DOOR Sedan $1,795 One fj,arefuJ"owner. Dynaflow dr1ve. Rad1o and Heater Power Stcermg Extra elean Biaettnars, Pomeroy • lt -14-6tc 1956 CHEVROLET V8 BEL AIR $1,195 4 Door Sedan. Puwera:l!de Power Steermg, Powt!r Hruketl '1/ery good care by one locul owner LOw nuleage. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 1H4-6tc laM .fORD V8 2 DOOR SEDAN ooo• F d . · .,...1:1\l. or ·"O·matlc. A clean aharp car, J ~t waiting for you. Blaeltnars, l omerlly. 11 ·14-6tc 1953 BUICK CENTURY VB $1,105 4 Door Hnrdtop, Uynallow, Power Steenng, Power BrakeK, Spot le111 Red and Wh1Lo ftnuh wlth sharp red and black m· tertor !U<~etlmus, Pomeroy 11·14-tltc 1868 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR Hardtop 21 ,000 ffiilt! S. Has had excellent care. No reasonable offer refu1ed. Wnle Box 4, Pomeroy, Of II 14-3~p '33 I''ORD l~J t' K\Jl' liOOO CONOI c;~r g<trage $6500 00. fl044-11r. 343 month Ph one :)4::! - -- II KARR & VAN ZANDJ J020tfe --- I ( 14) 1 ("t'Jr Ren1 Aparftw;~antl, I Cu: 1 {t ~ ~~- ft,U ' i ! 1200 I e RABBIT DOG Phune 71·M 1111 6tp an f e 24-a For :Sale or Trade II !i! f..mploymenl =c:cc-Wanted - - - FJUGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC washer Used 4 month.!! Heal Hnrgam Phone 844L. 11-11--titc TYPLNG, SIIOR1' IIANIJ , HOOK keepmg, rceepttonu;t Pl:JX Opcrulor 01 1atohtcr While Dox GAS t:ONVI!:RTIW <.OAL BOILER tlti8<.', Ihc Datly SentiJWI PomHas multltorch Bryant Gas eroy, Oh10 1117 6tp I ,B.u.rncr eompJ1te with eontroh ~ - 1c1ea1 for home, greenhouse or ' 'ftt-ooder house usc Priced to (20 J Businf!ss Services Hell. Phone 399. ll 13 3tc 19~ . Jll'.:(.H:iTF UED ~-GAI'l'ED HORSES 1 lC.Il:t stercd miire with mare colt, rcbred to reg1ster stud, 1 registered yearltng stud colt, 1 stlvcr dapple stud pony, 42 in· chcs high, 4 year old, 1 blac.ll ' hor11c pony, 4 years old, 40 in· ches, saddles un(f harne!ises for __.hor!le~ nnd bonles plus 2 pony cn 11 ~ WJII trade for whit.., !acu c,j\lle CaJt 0599, CJrcl£> a Res· t11urant, Pomeroy. J L-14-316-' Uon $476 00 Dolbtt t V11n l-1l•Lcl' 12 I'UOf WOODBN DOAT WITH I' OH UENT - EX'J ENS IUN IA.D Pomeroy , Ollto 11 ·17-:-Hp DEU.S, Sroffn hl Board ~. lJIO (J stccrtm:: Noed11 paml Also 1~4 ClothH Clinton Ft slwr, Midd le Mercury Hurricane Motor Fast Got4 Cte~n UMO C1r11 port Uhw l 'hont• 5265. $130 uti Call 614Y after li p. m. AU A11Aket aQ Moclelt NO fh.. ~: Of F&LING AND ll-l::l-6tp -TROI'OLITAH Aut COND11'!0!':1 :NG-:-nEFitJGER· HEARING ON INVENrOjtY atlon scrvwc . .l ack's Horrtgera- Proo•t• <;ourt, tn.igs County, Ohio • I HUUSE 12 HOOMS, 2 BATHS 1'0 tlon, Nllw Haven. Phone 1'U· ~1111111 No. 16,124 _ _ _ _ __ _ _......:•:_"......:: " be torn down 1mmedlately AU 231S37. 6 23-tf mater l <~!s .and plumbmg for '1 0 thu l!;xtJculor or Admmlstra· a 7f t"Ur ::xJI., lu le Corner of Second and Hudlor n.td to sucn of the iuUowmg 'UiLAND:; <~!i llll' rc:; Jdeuta oJ lhe state ol Middleport P~one ~M. LARliE WAllM MOilNJNG cOAL & TV N•p.aJr UIJ\0 ~ llrVJYlllg SpOWJC, !I any , 1\CXL ltOVe. •ll_en Kc~teraon, Wclchtown 0008J 11-13-6tp Phone 21l0 ui Jl.ln, bf.lllUUCLotnes under lhe Pomeroy, Ohto. Hill Phone 2417-J 1J ltl atp ,. wt11, ll uny , the uLlOrncy ur atlor-- - PRE CHRISTMAS SPICIALS CHROM~ PLA.TEJJ FLASHLIGHTS, 1 Wurllbcr elecL.ronlc ptano, rna· AU,TIPNJ.:IiR n c~ ~ 1evrc~l!nung auy 01 Llll! lltorc I cells, . ~ H. beam lleduc(.•d lo hogJ~nY flnlah . U1ed as demon'fllllplete ..,...,. uH:J ttto<tl!tl perr;ons . 'AI prJci. fiSc wnh b11ttcrlc~. How- uralor. Oreally reduced; 1 C:riH 8r1diord hu 1uc nerelly ll!JtJfJed th11t on ley a. Uced, MiddlcJ'ort Beautiful Wurlllzer aplnette Write, Phone ,.,. Cont.act Llw ltllll day lit NovfJmlJer 1959, 1 11 18 tltc plano, walnut finish. Used in A. C' lr•dford, Mchw, Ohio <m Juvi.·Htory .w.nd Appralttemcnl ol home. Greatly reduced; 1 Wur- 8-M·tf ltL c c~ J.tlc of Olive 1'orrem:e de· CLOSE OU'l' SALE n: d litd, tale of HccdsvJlle m 8ollld lltzcr con11ole p1ano, mahoaany 1, of wr.. t watchca county was filed ht thiS Co urt. tinl,11h U•cd in leachJn& ttud- I . price. Howley & .lillcd , los. Greatly reducltd; 1 lleautl- ' H(·nt mg on 1:111 1d lnvenlory and port. J1 ful Wurllt:r.er conaole piano, .\ppuiiM' utcnL wlll be 11ad ooJure 1ll t.s IA IUIL un the IHh dtty of Del>' rench Provincial, cherry fioilh IIEW 19!10 PATI'f:UN• Pl.ASl'lC floor model Make u1 an otter; ~o:Ln .ilm Hf5ll, ul 10 o'clock A M wlnuow blmda and ah~dl.'l, Vcne hxu ·Jtllouli thereto may be filed 1 Wurl1lzer 1plnnette plano, 'ian blind•, all kinds and coJurs o} un> JJllc relllt!d pany ~l any Flber ,Wiaaa awnluga, IJ..&)' and blond oak. U•ed on leu"" loon. 1 umc !Jrlllt to five d11ys Dofote the Bill Savlnga; 2·2 In 1 \\ urtllzer ., ~ lfllht name pJ.ate1 aJl klnda, <.i<~tc ~ct lot hi!anng chord orJums one blonde on• B f 9 SO A M Aluminum ladder• all kind•. maboJanv f1nl11h. Uaed 11 dee ore : · · WU\~ESs my il&nature 1.1nd free Eltimale, Dale Wippel " Middlopo& t 68UJ the seal of &JUd Court this monatr.atora. Save We bave Pomeroy 525 &uppl)l, 211S Union AYenue, ltith day of Noventber 19b9 made arul reductions on t.hil KAUTZ FlED STORI Pomeroy, Ohie. 11-3o-60&c F' u u·muEN above Instruments Jn order to At Chosttr GOOn CLEAN LUIIP COAL. Judge and Ex·OffielO Clerk m11k.C room Immediately for Yukon 5-2145 r111 Rutland, 2-4932 OrvUJe lly Hcnr&eUa O'Bmm nt'lw plano1 lillld oraans wJU be HAMILL SIRVICI STATION Ho1ue. 11-3-30kl lleput,y Clerk lna:. Bill, the plano man will be lefore t:OO A.M. - -=:--=:::-:--:-----' In your are.a aoon wlth ln&nJ of •lbtny 3353 _ _ _ _ _ ..;.~11:;:11_1_7_, 24 _ . 2_tc t ~0 ,.'011 THE PHICE OF ONE. these baraalna. If you desltll to Every Day Senlte · Re&Ullr li:r.e flalhliJhl bJ.Uerlea. know price• write to BJU e/o II:~~~~~::::,.,=~==lOc each. Howle,- and Reed, MidWendeU'a, 'Uh C& Wttren St., I 4loport 11 o tic NOTIC& Of PILING· AND Marietta. No obU&atlo.n. Or r.USTOM BUILT KIT\;HEN DE- --- ---- Legal Not!!ce .......... I I ••,n, ° :;;;=:========== Call "lck "'terreH *"· I Legal ·Notice II" HEARING INV&NTORY lla:ned for your hom~ Free el· '- - - - -- - 1 Umlttls. Jo' oreman aucl .Abbott, Probate «;ourt. ""'" tounty, Ohio . AKC BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES Pho11e &'UI4·Y. "-11 c.., No. 11,2$1 Call SpruCe 3·l53W7. Cecil A. To the Executor or Adminlstra· Smith, Ma1on, W. Va. U-14-0tc YOUR WISTINGHOUSI QIALER lOr Mnd lO SUt!h of the foJlowmg as TV AND APPLIANCIS <Lre t'cs1dcuts eft the atate of Ohio AUCTION COAL, OIL & GAS PURNACBI sUt'VIVIllg spouac, tf lUl~; next of SAT., NOV. 21, tt59 ARNOLD'S kin, bt>ncEJclaries under the wtll, AT I:OOP.M. Phone IU-Y Syre'u.., Ohl• 1f auy, the .attorney or. .attorneys I WILL SI:LL TilE FOLLOWING rep!'csenttng lilny uf t:he aforemenat my rntdenee, 16Cated back €USTOM BUTCHERING EVERY tiOned persona.. Monday. Will cut for deep free:~~e. of Hol•um Bakery, Middleport, are hereby noUfled that on Fw lnformaUon caU 4l0.Y after theYou Ohio, due to dilcontlnulnc tur16th day of November 19l59, an • p m Philip Meier . 11 9 dtt Inventory and Appraisement ol the nilhcd apgrtmenll: Young1to-wn Kltchen Sink Outfit, Hol Water TELEVISION. RADIO & SMALL eijtatc of Mary l.Jndaay deceased, Tank, W11hlng Mac:hlne, 2 Wood appliance repair. Phone Otla l<ttf' or Salisbury Township m satd en Dinette Sets, DlnihK Room ..:ounty wak f&le(J In this Court McClintock, Racine{ Vhio. Suite (BuUet, 5 Chairl), Odd Hcu ing Inventory and 4-UOk Tablca, End Tablea, Sewing Ma· ' h~d bofore chine, Bed1. Sprin11 and Mat· lOB'S SIRVIC'k of De· treuu, Chest of DnwerR. Drea11-3,2atp. ' M &el'l! , WaU Plaqtlfl, Kltctwn filed I A IIAUTY · Clblnot; .oJI.,H..~. Qll Refrllat any VlllT I-A IIIAUTY IHOJt '· erator, Rui'a, r.tlrrort, Pleture1, ~)'8 beforu the Trunks, COunlera (Barl. Uphol Hatr 1hapln1, permanl!'nt waviJ{a sterod Rae~, ~m. Chair, Sofa and IIYIIOJI. Call :1111, !!l<ftl•, olsn•tul'<l and ' ·' Bed~ ·n8.~e~~~ - Sevenl Nati· I0.27-30tt: vlty lt~·· Seti. ltiiK. ltotl\l. 195D thiS ( I.I.JOI Not • • • .,._., t.r Accli!lentl Phone FR3-M87. 1J.l3·8tc TRia litMoi: Nolllo lonottl. AUCTION CO. ll •l1-3te ' SNOW TIRES, '180x1~ lair <Ondltloo $111.110 0107M. Tbe pubhc press, newsreel and other news channels gave world wide attention to thls assembly last summer, acclaiming It as the world 's brgeat Christian conven tlon . For eight d:tya 1t packed out both Yankee Stadl\lm and the Polo Grounds Ul New York C1ty A Quarter-m1lhon delegates from 123 lands were present at the climax of the event to he3r N3than H Knorr, Watchtower Blble and Tract SocIety's prendent, speak on the subJect "God's Kingdom Rules - 1s lhe World's End Near " • SAD TALI-rA bovine that comes out ot the Mluourl river flood wltb an tee cake on ltll tall like tJdl teaUy h&l IOIWI~ tJUna: to beef about. Scene Lt ToWILHll·.:_:::=ti.::....:Mo:::n~~:._-::,---- p1cture the Btble words, "They shall beat their sw.ords mto plowWres," carved on the Umted Natlons headquarters butldmg It follows wtth hvmg evidence that thts prophecy can become a real ity through knowledge of God's Kingdom. It 1s packed wtth action throughout. HUmmel descr1bed the film as and educat10nal He stated that tt wtll pro\'Jde hope and inspiration to all people interested m Godly living and world peace Program Of Church Divided ry WG~~:~~~~r~,, s~~.~~d Into 5 Cate.gon"es For year cuAw> a:oo 3:80 , AUGUSTA, Ga UPI - The goverwncnt's spare boss, Dr T Kellh L:!cnnan , con fNs today With President Eise nhower on how much th ~ United Slates wtll mvcst next ye11r m r cachm~ for th e moon LONDON UPI - S1r Thomas Moore lS leadmg a campa1gn in Parliament to restore floggmg as a puntshment in crimes of vtoience He thmks youn g thugs can stand anyth mg but hum1hatlon. "Forclng them to lose race among thetr fellows IS the worst fate they can suffer," he said today. .'And the cnnc or the lnr~h Is the most hum1ltahng of pumsh· ment. '' Mason Qub • lleld, IMeet1ng p G•IVeD REMOVE PAINT I:JO Comedy T:lme McGraw - -- ft9w 1 :111 W"ea.tb~ol J:SC News PlOW" 6.43 Huntley Brinkley Report -----------------------Clian1181 3 - WedniiSdo uo ot tbem ' 1:00 American Bandati'W &:30 Rin Tin Tin 8:00 San Frandsco Beat Your Esso il;;:p~ 8:40 Weathermal\ 8:4S ,Jobn Daly News ..... 7:00 Honeymooncn 7:30 Bronco s·.... Wli., "t X:=irD ,,oo '!be 9:30 Philip Marlowe atn.. mall IQ:OO Alcoa Presents !d:3J Keep Talking .1·00 Tht Hewa 'fonlgb\ :1.00 Stlannln~ the Woitb., ' 1 •1(,. :)ports Report li:l5 Late Sbow .2:4$ Sign Off ,..,._nel .B_ Wedn-da· WIIIIQ '"" a:ritJ Ding none Scbool A P,efiPD ·-i~nieallY ~ad" is one hl whom breathlQJ and heart aetion ha•e ceased althoukh ltdtgs and heart ~ are 'mecb•liiUPf aound. The time between teeti meal ·deatb and utterly unebange able death ts short. q;ro Jlomper Room ol . death" . ~urs it !~~ f re· versed m 75 per cent of the ~· A surgeon Is at J"tnd to QHa the cbelt and massage the heart and another speciallz~ doctor is ~ to keep the air way open. South· w~th thought "techmcal death" in hospital recovery rooms could be reversed in as ht&b a percent· age. during an operation, li:JO The lltollters 12:00 ll<lltl011 Gun 12:30 t:OO li';.t.~b. of,_,, 2:00 Qay In Court a;.;lll' Th'! Gale Storm Show 3:00 Beat tbo Cloell 8:30 Who Do You Trulrt ..oo Ameri(!an Br.ndn.a.nd 5:30 My Ftlend Fli<ko 6.00 Ban.. l'ranelsco Belt 1:30 ~ow Esao H.ePQMt ·waa skeptical concern:Wg) advisaljllitt of trymg Wben it But he ~~aPP<'"' in hospttal precincts rethe operatmg theatre I ~!~~';:~ there a~ •pecial set ups, Ii no chancfl of savin~ pet'· wllo become "technically by sllch aecidents as droWn· and electroCution, he said 6:40 Weatherman 6:45 John Daly NeWtl 4 Mlrlu.. Limit the heart, stops, blood c:ir· All body tissues 7:110 Four Just l(en 7:30 C9urt of LUI ReiOrt . 8:00 Hobliy !;,obi>J• J:ll& Oui_t! end 'Jarrtett b:oO ~o:oo W•4PesdOJl!J< Nlaht, Flll>to Of oxygen. ThP hlght1\e brain are especial- to tl'lat: If they are de:of 013.-gen for longer thl.n minutes, they are perman l'enl\y damaged """""~·" 10:45 Sporto P~ode 1:00 The Nlow' .1'tlollld w.- Even 1f the "techmcally dead" revtved after that lime Umlt passed, the life they return to · a vegett~.ble life. These "instltu· SJIO'I•Il•pqrl ' 1:15 )..ot~ s~ ~:~ S>!lli ,Of.l Iit::~~~;f~:r:are \YHTN.TV _Chana1et IS C.f..nanne 11~-.r '.:J .~ !'lfelu~ ::~ ::.:~: Du 1:81 tdllt' of Njgbr 5:\)C) ·Tbt' ;~ Stoogee 1:30 !life of Iilley 1:00 ~·b" 1. PmUb N""' 1:15 Jale Illftln Sln I:SO A oa 'n' Andy 1 o~q· rrontler o 7:3(j •:~ T<i Tell The Trtltb f}enms O'Keefe Sbow 8:30 11..,1' Loves of Dolly GiiiU. &:llir ~fr<!pe 9:30 Red Sfolton Sllow 10:00 Gal-r7 Moore' sbow 1·00 It O'doell NeW. ":1. T~eater 13 ~· • the slopped heart. These skWed must then have a pure 1 oxygen, apparatus the new heart beat to and the, 11:00 N..... Headi- 1:)0 !0:1\!l Movie U:llll Ytnl< Esoo Bopo,lef Say th11 manage atin a flicker the tile room U:10 WeatheJ'CIIt \1:10 'l'(le Jack Pur Show ' 1:110 81\lp Oft ' 1:30 War breath- open the chest and mauaa:ea heart 10 00 ThiS Is Your Life 10:30 State Trooper \:01! $c011nlnf the, 8:'io Dutlf Martin Show o,...s Alr P11.... aeeond person op4:n1 the· of lhe ''teehn~cally­ ~rsoo and keepa 1t gpen · Meanwhile, the pbysjcian hu WCHS.TV Ct.annel 8 thonne18-Tuesda, toiii(:pe!.Oii a1m0ft a' well-t1'11ned he is. UO Price I. lii>bl 9.00 Perry Como Sbow 1 it ptnr.s)t;ian who! dow-mutt mih.d that he needt • aec- mouth - lo - mouth .Bin--.. . ._ 7:00 Wtnhunt ) t:30 Wagon l';fi.Jn Today Katie Doonan S11ow de1d," a •hould give . tbourbt to wbal thdy would do if they were c:onrron~ with such an emer&eney. is Prof.· ~ un~ 1 Rooto 5:30 Q\llck .llnw 6 00 . Steamboat Bill 11. 16 Tbe Jim Tb&..:tfl' I"aat Show 1:46 Sign On 6:00 Continental ClaaBrOOm physician may come upon an op-portunlty to restqre ~· re t-0 .}!le "~chidealty • would-be nstarer act Quickly. c:lnlr lleeau.. IllY 4.:30 Split Penonallty 5·00 Steamboat 1:00 .iign Off ;_uo Youn, Dr. llalDDI Ftom.Tbeoe SMITH 4:00 Houae on High Street W~atltercast' ti:fs 18eJ.f Truth or Cimsequenees 1:00 Mld·Day Nt1111o 1:1S llometlmc ·on No-..• 11·1U Homer lllr. ood kro. J. Ill. Crllmp spent Sehtoe- ·ITueodQin Porkenbur(. lllril. J. 111. Cromp opent il'rldll' In pijmeN'f· · • Leonortl Bush and famllf moved from the FloYd lllcllllllln farm to Hartford la1t week. ":nne,_Joe, J 12.30 It Could Be You 9:00 Arthur Murroy PlriJ 9.30 Startlme 10:30 Sgt. llllk~ J.1 HeAliUDei ~d Transfers were 12·00 D:JO Stapetmlh Cannonball '7:30 Laramie , 8'30 Fibber MeGee and Moll)o NO BIRD BRAIN, TMIS - A pigeon with something bel· t.er than a blrd brain waits tor a Jlvey on a vending machine Ln Memphi.S, Tenn. The machine contains cracked com, and tor a penny you can feed the pigeons. &r~ DILC)S 1:00 Steamboat Bill .' '1:00 TqLifeP~StlffProbl~s NEW YORK UPI - .I :00 Prt" Is Rlrht 11 :NJ C!onee!'t,.alloll S:.f& lfunt'er JlrlntJey Report today that United Autv Workers' Pres1dent walter Reuther Is uslnR the dues and lnlt)atlon fees of UAW members "to keep Members of the New Haven bert C Dille, Mrs. Thelma Cape- hundreds of thousaftds of those Evangelical U n 1 ted Brethern hart, Mrs. R. 8 Sayre, Mr. and nme members out of work" Chunh met Tuesday evemne to Mrs. W1Uard Armstrong, Mrs. Bur· constder the work of the church rell Dawson, Mrs Robert Cook. son and famtly Whtle m Indtanafor the commg year Mra. E. c. Riddle, Goldy~;~ Hart, polis Miu Kelly attended a meetA turkey dinner was served to Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs Ra)' weav mg of the Billy Graham Crusade those attending The food was pre- er, Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mr. and the Fairground• Cohseum. There par ed by the women of the local Mrs George E Sayre, pavld Ltevan attendance that ntght of church and served by the women mg, Mrs. Watd Cunnmgham, :Y.. 1. 1"2I>,O<>O people" !160 went forward Wilma Legar Terrill and John of Lhe Uachtel EUB Church Otha Lieving, Mr. and Mn. John accept Chrht A Large chou of Heney Terren to Joseph 1 and MarA penod of group amging w,as .Baumgarner, :Mr aad Mrs. Harry over one hundred sang. tha W. Struble, parcels, Pomeroy. led iJ> Mill S Ethel Riddle. Pte.kens, Mn. Robert Bumgarner, Mrs. Hugo Juhllnt Hot ...N to Albert E and Alberta Goff to The proJ?osed program of the Conme (.'lark, Mrs. WrQ'ne Love, INptitt Group Fred R and Opal J Runmon, 51 'h church !of the commg year was Jr.. Mary Jane Webb, Vernon Hat· Mrs Hugo Juhllng Was hostess A , Salem. prese nted. The program was d1vid· rah, EH!!=n Layne, Paula Layne, Friday evening to the November Elsie Decker and Clifford Deck· cd tMo flve caLegories They are Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Judy Hoff- meeting of the Adult Class and er to E!s1e Decker, parcels Sutton. \1\ tsston and Benevolence presented man, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush, the Teahers of the Hartford BapJam es Albert and Bermcc L by the pastor, Rev. Robert Dille, ;.drs Ott1e H.ou1h, Mr. and Mrs tlst Sunday School Rev. Wilham Brown to Jack E and Sue Ann l\hmslflcs, by Harry Miller, Admin· Georg(! H lngels, Mrs ·rom Hoffwas In charge of the de- SeeLig, 1 A , Salisbury i~;tratJOn, by Mrs . Hurrell Dawson; JlUtn and Tommy, Mr and Mrs. carl votlonals 1nd the Bi:lahtudes were Del1a S Stace, dec . G Chru;t Educahop and Evangehsm, J Gibbs, M1s '1helm 11 liress, Mrs discussed by the group. Plans were Suter, adm , to Martm :,1ollohon, by Mtss Ethel !Uddle, and Church .l!:sther L uret~s, Mn R F' BrYant made !or the forthcoming Chr1st Pomeroy l'ruptlrty, by Hobert Cooke. TbJs Mr. and :,~ul Jack Flesher, Sr, mas season and the program ol the 1:~:::~1!~J~:~,:l H Rhodes to Chester the Jack Flesher, Sharry Lynn nesher, Church durmg th1s "Season. Mrs. , Dorsel l~dolph, Lot 61 program was prepapred by many memi.Jers ot ~e church nn· Mrs. Howard Burr1s, ilJecky Burrlll, Harry L. Dyer read a letter from , Sulton and Pomeroy del the direction v! th~ G~p,~rJ.oJ Mrs VJ.1ff lto~; Mrt Marvin Ben- Mr .. and Mn. Paul • H.,.den -of W. l;lld Juanlta Budner to committee. The member~1 • of'thJa neu, Pat and E&eanor Bennett, Brookline, Mass They sent a check Dowmng, trustee, lol, Mldcommtltcc are 1-'aul Ric.k<trd, Gen· Nancy Al·mstrong, :::ult~1don ttoush, to the church. The December meet crul Chatrman, OU1a L1evmg, V1sJ·1Mu. .3am HalSle.ad, Mrs. Edna mg will be held lhe seond Friday Ed Nards Fry and Leon tat10n t'ha1rman, Bernard Lievmg, Clark, Charles New, Dale ' New, of the month Th1s wlll be a cov- ard Fry to Umry Edwards, Anna l'rogram Chatrman, Marvm Ben-, :uHHe Bumgarner, Elame ered dish supper and wlll be Ed ,v ards. 82 /\ ., Rutland netl, Ma,teual Chatrman; Lawrence •'rll s N:uuue Johnson, Mrs T. al the home of Mrs D. A . Smllh Henry R Beaver. Navada Beaver LJevlllg, Re1ource Ltta1rman douah and Ml's 0 . 0 Sayre. Durmg the socJal hour refresh· to Paul and Josephme Sm1t h, parA film strip "Through the Look· were served to, Rev. William! eels, Sutton ~u Hoover, Mrs. Alice B. Chapman, EsteliH Dtckey to Je;on Matheros mg Glass ' was shown. Arter Ute dlSCU~::iiOO of the proposed program 'tMrs. HarTy L Oyer, Mrs Mary 4/ 9 A • Sutton 1L was adopted by the congregaUon Aumiller, Mrs. John Kearns, Jr., David Thomas, Everctl Thomas, as th~ goal for lhe coming year. Mrs. Katherme Hessin, Mr.s Earl Clara Thomas, WaltC'r Thomas, LtiWork will now be contmued on ac' Hoffman, Mrs Donald A. Smith, han Thomus to Donald R Thomas, comphshtng that goal. Miss Mlldred Chapman,. Mr. and Lot, Mmersvtlle .. Mro · A· o· Hu me, Mr .. and Mrs · Donald R Thomas and carolyn rh o::;e atten d mg t he d toner .1 '~ram Thomas to Clal a n. Thom<Js, lot, Mcclung Mr and A K J 'Irs Marvm Bennett, mcct111g · · , · · · '!I Otha Lievm11, Bernard L1evmg, The l.ood Luck Clover M. Crump and Mr Alvin HaU. Mmersvdle Lawrence H Llcvmg, Paul A. Rlck·1 met at 7 p m. Monday Horne On tturtou1 h James Jlohart Shwlds. Phylhs ard, Rev Robert E. Dille, Robert Gay Carlwright leading Pvt. 2 Thomas M. Kimes In the Shields, Pearl 't. ShJC!ds, Elma Cooke, :1tr and Mrs Harry MJI\cr, Uons " United State• Army .ind stationed Shields, to Alfred W Sc hrouth, t b 1 t tracts, Orange Gat! and Le!lh Ann Millr.r, James HarvieUa Newland read the a t F or t K nox, v.. R.J ~pen a r e 1--..;__ _::.________ N Roush, Lmda L Roush, Mr. and furlough with hls parents, Mr. alld Mrs. Luther o snuth, Mr and Mr1 ture, Pbyllll Queen read a Mrs. KeM\'th Kimes. Alio wJth Fred A. Batey, Mrs Paul R. Rick· "fhanksglvlng", and Mary PVt. Kimes waa a friend PVt. Lelard, Sharon and 06bra Rickard, rbeadG a prQAler. The roD was Bouque from LouJuna. Mrt. Roy Hoffman, :drs. s. H. Reit· Y rat~a drldge, the lecretai')'.IPoo...C,;o!lo mire Mrs L H L1evmg Karen Japkic Capehart read I' story. Bett)' Kelly, }Jutford, Llevjna Pe&I:Y Bumaarn~r Judy Kathy John•on read a poem aDd Mrs. WJUlam Gibbs and dauchter Athey, M,. and Mn Clayton'Athey ; Mra. Spenc:er.leader, also read ou. ~arUyn, New Haven abd Mines Edaar C.l:»yne, Mrs Bernard Liev- Cla udia Zerkle I&Y~ a demontra- Wilma and Kuen f{errman a.f ing, Mart::te Roach, Phil Cook Mau- Laun on how to strai&hten material. Cbesblre, attended the B&liday '· Etl 1 R1ddle •.••, RoRefreshments were aerved by on Ice in Huntington recentJ ... ' ,.,. · r Ice Cl arr., ie Mre. McGowan and Mro. Robert Sundly guest. of Mr.. and" Mrs. Roush to Jody Lia~e, Kathy John- Charlea Gibbs were Mr. Garfield Ann Rickard, Jaei:le Nickelson, dau1~ter.. Mn. Elden HeiU')', DJane No- Skinner and daughter and children CHISTER, OHIO Tom Me- of Cbaunce)C alao Mra. Helen Glbba •nd dauahter of Maaon. Open Dally 8 IU 5 ·Mra. F. A. C~man and ' ALL MIC!HANICAL WORK ~ameo lllt!Knllht -~ Frltll!Y I •nd WELDING Ga1Upol11, 1 • ' , Mr. and Mn. Geora;e Lel'ner lnd I Boult' ou High sw..t Sptlt PeriO'IlaiJty 6 :00 Steamboat BW 8:15 Jim Tbachr Sbow ·~u Weathllrca.t · ..~ . , 1 ;pw · "Plrtu.- Te@hnicaUy Dead ,R~tored ample warning of of rei!luscitabon," uta In a technical or- the Amertcan Heart Asso- n:UII I,:r.M.LuoJ; 11:30 De<ember Bride i~~ ~):?"~ttow ' It;~ ~ Glildlilt titilt 1tlj0 ,.I!Nflr of,.\At! QlY nse. . f:IO · ilrr\c'il!tiwloltii!Turn• 2:00 F!lr Better Or wor~e 2:3Q PartY 3:00 The Millionaire . s·sp The. Vertllot I:, Voon Itou., ~00 ·J~ ~ ~~ :~ · 1:30' 1' .~ . . . .'J!"~Il:~llti, 'INi ; ~"":?.'t""".- r:.,~ • !;lie_. 13-Wednesd~a, ::~ 1:110 Newa 9:30 '~~~~ 8:15 citi>tolo Kanlat<lo 10:00 """' ...-rtooo Tbeate 1:.,oo J1 o'cloell lie"' lO:OO ~ .JW'• ,t:fl JQ:l!q Oli th•.::Do:._____•..:...;;.:..;.....;..""'~::a - ,......,.... .-- TH6•11' Sehoowe ~~~·;:)- . til,~ '11011 tu~' the' . ..,., ,;,, ·o · 1 I l(!'j t~ 8· t:OO 7:3(1 FUrthermore, h,e added, the ' physictan 'who_would rever!ie "technical ddaih" rltbst ' first consider 11\r~ ·!t!!~•llOJt; me ·person "the futtdablenf~f heAlth to justify the restoratiOn Of liJe? Obv10US!y, one would not wish to resuscita~e ov patient who bas a hopeless prog- . -~ I ', ' ' SPOt· On You· . . • 'Dial ' . nQSlS ," 'ha•• , Southworth sa1d evet:Y physishould think out all these before he was confrootbd to reverSe it would 11e fa mil· ' wiys BOWLING FO~ lltE N~&v,t$ :, •.,..., " 'f:~s'P.M. SEE JIM HEATON end LLOYD HOFFMAN ·- Phone YU·HOts CHESTER, OHIO Aia. ~~~~~Vs'~~~ B~AOPORII 7 00 Openmg sequences of the f1lm er ::Hrcct, Maso n lnqu~re at FHik s u rocery, Mason, or caU SPruce 3 57ti8 11 16 6tp I MON'fH OLD St. Pomeroy, Thursday evemng at bath, ~un ~Jo.Hch t;as furnace Lia 1age Lot BO x :wo Located Ce nt 11 17 lite ' •:oo c:ao - 1 ~~gg ~::...:·H~ Cfi'annel3-·1'uesday H1:::h Schaal auditoriUm East Mam Phvne People'• Terrae• ancl Vale St., off Butt•rnut An., Pomeroy, tthio Pomeroy. Phone 328·Y f ~~~ 0 11 2 3 0tp TOYS Vt PRICR_ _ _ 3 HOOM APARTMENr:-cau 388'1. SALE TU Sl'ART FR.lDAY. NOV I 11 10 6tp POMEROY- 7 room frame, bath la unttl t>UP!Jly 111 exhausted. und half, J bedrooms, hot water Will Jncl11de !deal Dolla, ltemco APARI'MENJ S _ FuruJshed and he at, Rtorm wmdows, wall-to· 1 Homper Room, Hubley gun and unfurm~hed McMasters, Mtddle wall carpetmg, basement and bolster ~eta, trucks 11nd c.:••. pl)rt. Phone 6044 .W. garage. 2 3 tf Many Item~. Remember '*e RACINE- 9 room frame, bath, jate Open until 7.30 p. m. '7 and U ROOM HOUSE, 4 ROOM large front porch, basement, Jo'lfc Novt-Uy Shop Middleport. apartment and 5 room avart large lot w1th driveway and 1U-27-18tc menL A. W Bengel, l'honc garage ---· 310-M 11 2 tfc SYRAC::USC:-6 room house, bath 1.SEl> PANTS, SHIRTS, JACKETS base ment, front porch, two and women's dreuu new. Joe's 1HREE BEDROOM BRICK l>U lllce lol!l I Carry out, 064 Locust St., plex 143 Butternut A~cnuc VIRGIL TEAFORD, S.lttman I ltlddleJ,'Ort. 10·:!8-30tp Phone 401-J 1114 til e Box 229 Phone 108-Y 1 11 14 3 t.c BUSHEl.. OATS EMMETT 6 ROOM HO USE, FOHE'ST RUN! - · Will, l1 omeroy, Ohio. J114--6tp Road $25 00 month. If ~nterusted - - - - - - - - -· J< 01< THAT £X'fRA SOMETHING Wrtte .E1tgar Cuunmgham, 1U 3, i' OH SAL!'.: 7 ROOM HOUSE, Logan 1 L 16 12\p b<J,h, basement, garage, gas fur· 111 ChrtRtmas greetlnia, stop at nace, furntshed or unfurnished the Quahty ~'rlnt Sho(.t, North ( 17) H I W d N ed Sectmd Ave., Middleport, and [1 L o rem10nable ofrer refus look over our many albums. Com- ---~ - - - - - - - - - Jtobert l>~ aulk, 744 E Mam St., plete price range WAITHESS WANTED, 21 Oil Pornerov 11-17-fltc over, expcrtcncetl Call Mrs E(]· Ill) 16, 1'7, I8, 23, 24, 25, SO , gar Pratl, Phone U364·Y (12, 1., 2, 9Lc II 17 3tc I~ today that he h as arranged for a free J,howlng of the: I ~ hour f1lm "DlVme Wlll International Assem bly of Jehovah's Witnesses," at the ODD, THIS fODD-The ttef:l supply muat be lhort indeed, Jf they've run out ot Rl LD Detro1L T!da truck :fob pt dear _____ r.o_Medf _ ord, Oro., wlth lt.l name mlslpeUe4. o-,=c=: ' . o., Nov.t7. 1959,...7 Science Today "tELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.tV Channel 3 mm JBl.er of the Pomero)" Congregation I 1960 Rambler . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, of Jehovah's witnessu announced ------::,.--c:---- ---..,. :~v and ~~~ !loin <laren~c Bradford I~~~~~~,;~~..,"""Famliy. Ralph Johnson FRo~ ~!f~~~L 11 IHI!r ' FOH SALE f'OU R HOOM HOUSE 1 runnm g wa ter Kennetb Michael SINGEU SLAi~f Nl t-:DLC- F'IVB Hatley Hun Road. 1111 ·6Lc months old, like new B!ll ~nl e due only $76 00 or $8 per (FOR SALt.: HO USE, t"IV E R00:\1S AT 13) In Memoriam I SEE THE Mr!i INSURANCE Agents, Middleport. Fire, Autotboblle, Bonds. Phone 63U l 1 DAY 3 DAYS 0 DAVI 1 !dO OClc 90< $1 30 f4110 OClc $1 20 $1.110 $600 !II We $1.5C $2 26 $'1.110 Adl received by 10 A !4. will be ln that day's paper WORDII 14 "' 11 MOTORS, B.\RNES-SIMPSON ___ __ ~ '21 Card at Thanks AND lnsuronc..- --- DON STtVERS- - ~~~- ' Jua4e and Clerk :By Henrietta O'Brien 1 tOt..til; '10 SCISM cufiM~,. t. .II\.A20N, eu1 PIP ,. INfl ME !J.Si!E: ltl Ot5CU55 • !tfSINESS. �-- CHUCKlE FOR TODAY e IOUND' LOOIC WOitUITIII. ...lond UP~ J-ph loddoiOI'. :It, oold • 2 pound 1$561 fino t.. coNI- driY. 1.,. ,_..., ollhoufll ho Ald. "I ...... M l"fttOIHtlon .. the lnddont, lout I how ftoltb In h1> 1111nlly. If H hildn't hllppel'tH, t • a1 • enttne- -·- y Weather OHIO' ~ ""'"" onol o llltiO wo,_ -,., hllll IMI. Plli!1ty cloudy '""""' on4 Tllunlllr. LMr ........ 17-25. -ldo't ,lot ........ .,..,.,_,_ _,_.:_____,.;__ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____;'----,;:;;:;;:;:;;;;:ii:iiii.ii.;;;;:rl'Oido''W:;;d,;;;;;;i;;;-N;;;;;;;;.;;;:-.-.-;;i5ii---------------------------;;;,- VOL. XI -NO. ' Pomeroy·Mlddteport, Oblo, Wedllesday, November 18, 1959 183 Emergency Action Gives Racine Man 'Fightin~ Chance' To Live DiaSalle Opens· D-rive To Prisb' Ohio Program On Mentally ..·... Charter members present were Ethel Canterbury Nancy Walker , Addle Grueser Bermce Ebersbach Ethel Stewart and Ehubetb Camp bell, pa&t state councliors, Ehza Elizabeth Campbell gave the his beth Darst and Lw;11le B Haw kms, ){argaret Seadenable, coun tory of the CounclJ She sald there cllor, and MarJOrie Woodard depu arc 13 liVIng charter members, the &y, were sea ted at a special table olde~>t 6U and the youngest 63 ln the front of the hall and favors Many interesting fact. concerning en thell' table were plastic rephcas the council were told Talks were of rose colored walcr Illy with the g1ven b) t he charter members, past yellow center a fm gernatl brush state councilors and other mem and the back of the hly 11 hand bera Della Stahl on behalf of the CouncU presented a handkerchtef brush and coraage to Mrs Dant and Mrs A large cake teed in while and Hawklna decorated an green and yellow ro~>e buds 1nd silver beadB with the m ::crtplion 47th All niVersary, Theodorus Counc1l D of A ' was served With the dmncr I Precedmg the dmner Margaret I S.tdenabel cnunr.•lor extended &reetlnas Elizabeth Campbell who The Chrtstmas dmner for the ha.11 served as a book officer for 44: White Rose Lodge will be held of the 4'1 years wu given a vote of on Dec 9th at ft 00 o'clock appreciation and presented a car For reservations or caiM!ella nat1on corsage (rom members and Marjorte Woodard was presented hons the members are bemg ask a gtft m appreetation of her work ed to cont1ct Mrs Davtd Ents as deputy Both presentations were mlnger at 6299Y or Mrs Clarence McNeal at 6305J not Ja~r than mad e by Lucille B Hawkms Followmg the dinner the council Friday Dec 4 opened in ritualisti c form Clara Etchln11er was reported in dlstrea:s CLEVELAND (UPI) - Gov Mich•el V DiSatle satd today Ohio's 25 mental hospitals need 3,500 more doctors, nurse&, occupallonal therapists and attendants He pledged to per· sonally help to recruit lhem 'lbe governor listed recommendations to make Ohio's men1!>1 health program one of the nation's best ltl a speech before tbe Co=~hclosed NOTICE During December, January and February Alan Wallace and David Lyons were !eader11 Sunday cvenmg when lhe WYF of the Middleport Flnt Un.ted Presbyterian Church met for ttlclr regular weekly meetms Our Store And Off1ce Will Close The meeting W&s opened with prayer <md tho group sang the F'eliowHh!p song ami rcpcuted the WYF Purpose At Noon On Saturday IM.virl L) nu:; r ave the devotiOns (or the mcc ltng wung the top!( 'Calvm Spcr~ks To ITs' Lynn Buchunan rnoderato1 pre: Sided over th e buslnt fl!l m cet ln l,l Telephone Serv1ce W1ll Be Momto1ned On Saturday Afternoon ~ml Health - • of mentol hOilJiltlll ........ 1007·X MIDDLEPORT clUde a traditlon or the COloN tnd P.tternt buds of tbe rJt~ were given to tbe new memroH Ideal For Bllllroom lllld Kllchea Remodellilg IEl - l;lf Phys1'einng Fewer Hunters it Bl.l'ch, supermtendent of the dredge operations of TriState, now workl.n& oU Belllevllle laland near the West Virgnua shore, wu attended by Dr Davit Hike SunmollS, Tri State Juperiutendent, cus.bed. the doctor up tbe OhiO Slde by auto and aero•• to Bell.eville liland by boat where lbe dredge was loeated. uk an4 AtmUe ~- ' Present Plan or Quiek Tests EourtLiked DiSalle P~licy WASHINGTON Ul'l - The hard eranberry rnduatQ presents to today ' lt! plan for tests to clear an ample uneontamtntlted bemea On Retirem~nt for Thanbgi.VIDJ. Ill . . . . . ratl-111' - Opening Day Bags Better, mil~ 1111\ir oltlsteta lo mental ··~l~"tiierely bee•~'" tbe7 did ' not filii' '10 care for lbem ,5e;;~~~·~ and five Auaun B Youmans, AsSistant TechDical Director for the Naval Research Laboratory facllrty at Sugar Grove, W va , will be the gue•t speaker at a Mtd.Ohto Val· Jey Engineer-&' COuncil MeeUng to be held at Ravenswoud, Nov 20. 79c Now Avalltble ln Attrtctlve The boUSe bad been bum!ng oboul 4& mlnutea before lho depiJ'lment was notified There was UtUe left of 1t by the time fire· meta arrived. The large tin roof'!'~, frmo farm bouse wu a totll lolL Deplrtment offteial.s are invee:ttgatin& be tb l?t'event fai'Q.Ulet from com- lhtkl""IJ -IsH ltlon """"111111 Willi NjloiH'tlnforctd "'lllonclllld llloultfll lbiPI ... ju&l FORMICA WALL Tl LE SpeciaJis''t 1 H Staff RaventWOOd 1,114 tllnoe who wolil4 ItO! re11Jond lu lrealmenl ' TllO olm o!''lho new law would elastic keeps waistband "alive." S.ft, absorbent cotton, treated for shrinkmiltance. So111ethlng NeUJl Co. A thLrd llll'I'P 1n five dl)'l eom· JDI at 3 a m today bi'Oll&bt IU· cine firemen to a vacant bOule in u f Portland owned by JBU Brown o .r,...mfi\lillr"lh< . .tool"' I! ex•Jed These knit shorts • are Hanas' answer lor men who like the snur, resilient ltlpport of broets. w1th the tl<lra 111 protection ot shorts. Nylon-reinforced for stronilfl. Hyaianlc doubl....,nel seat lor double wear, heat-resiStant COMPANY eorly Housewife Rocks Chief Near Buildings In Night Blaze Superintendent, Oiling Pulley, Has Arm Torn From His Shoulder Soeket •·•• ~ to elLa$ U>t, QfflnJIIilll HANES SKIN-SNUG MIO-LRJH SHORTS $1.35 lh e Nuv 29 Youth Rally In r Ftr"emen Save a:l • Ath( ns waa di ACuned P:1r~!~~:~:i~~ in the morning wor rf1 l PI Lhc church on Dec IJ WIIH also planned ----- ReliefdFrom Recor Lows • om1ng C Is admlniatra~on 'f I •••oeiated I Luncheon Enjoyed By Sewing Club On Tuesday ,, - ---- In lbe DiSallo to the governor'* eamP 1ft O United PrHt lnterMtloMI There'• relief In sight from the improve the lot of ~ Ohio 1 s 38.000 record low temperature• that have L..: menial patients. ttouultlno P.-am !chilled ObloonJ for tho pool two 0 O!Ztlf DiS1lle 'told the council he Wlll days the weatherman sa1d todiY "personally write to every lfld· These eittes reported either recuatm& nurse, social worker • PlY ord low temperatures Tuesday ol cJrcumst.tnees of the fire U ·q y.fi:l chiatrist, plychologist, therap~t, early today some bOth claY• Five firemen and four junior Th' Holzer Clmic lt announcmg and doctor" in the nation to , Cleveland 10, Toledo 10, COlum firemen under Chief Bill)' Joe t.Jie aiiiltion to their 1taff of Dr Mrs Braden wa& one of several bus 13 Youngstown 10 Akron 10, I ~1'"n.cer spent two hO\IT'I on the Theodore D Whitsel, a specialist I dls<runtled Ohao Central subscrib vlte them to become witb Ob1o'a mental borpltala Canto~ 10 M1nsfleld Findlay lntemat medielne He comes packed the PUC heanng PrOMIHS Proftlllonal Statui ' 14 He aald he aimed to lmprove The low• ln Toledo, Columbus epJte of frozen pumps and to Gal~poba from Huntington, the start of the scheduled Pen ...... ltania where be ba& been oo the com f d that h l the menta program 10 muc and Cle"Jeland broke the prevloua buntlns: lmes (an a ew """ the reerultl would gain profe• marks set before the turn of the 1frost-bit.ten hands and ears) the !:e.ft~!:te practtce of mternal $9tH,38.1 tate in SIOnal standing by wor~lng in ,.entury fire waa kept from spreading to Obtct. \" The U 9 Weather Bureau said nearby buildlngs One bwlding A of Mt Umon Pa, he "Tbis company ought to attend Nee4h OutllnH that temperature~ tonight, Tbura- did ('Itch fire but it waa saved l•!ct!~'ded &thool al the College of to Jts own busmess before trymg ehopplng burnmg boards away Wtlllam and Mary lnd Temple to get 8 'l'ate mcrease" she u 1d He aald the stale will need ~ day an'd Friday wm be ellghtly The dep$"f.ment answered 1ta UmverstQ' and Ia a graduate of '"When I fmally got a telephone, more, dCK:tora, BOO mqn nur"s, wr.rmer but will still averace 200 oceupatlonal therapllta and three to five degrees beloW nor 17th call of the year at B 40 a m the UniversitY of Pennsyl't'a.nta• 1t went out of order while 1 w1s 2-,0do more hospital attendants. DUTL Tuesday at the llome at Don Sto- School of M.edictntt Hi•:'::!l;h~:t~e~r[:"'~l:~~;~~rtt.'o the company'& local He -ca~!ed the estimates ~'eonnr· Up to elght incbes of snow was bart, on Route 338 in Antiqu1ty :~!:tort:ias served ~ vative dumped on parli of AJbtabula An otet)J~ted stove p1pe had THen she opened a small &ult . ......... today, "" . . . .nor county apd from one to thte41 set fire to t'he cell\n. By QUlCk Clime at I Pa and took oul her telephone -~f Lo' and thinkma: and fast action, Mrs ~to ~ed chairman Edward b 1 •ld ha 'frill llllke a flyl,... vlalt nc es on p ....,.... o .e b d to New y.H(, MIINchull'tft, Qeauaa counties bart and a ne1ghbor extmgula e up hl1 bench Coftritdlcvt ancl Ditaw'llre next The weather bureau 1a1d a the blaze With bueket.IJ of water she pomted oul dif m styUng ....: to obMI'YI the ~Mnt_tl t.y. bank of cloudt tbat" hung over before f1remea arrived ....,_ protrall'll lll ..._. atatft.. the state T\leaday nllbt and early Damage was estunated at ~ , Am••• lbe reeommendaUons ' today prevented the temperatures Four firemen answered the call -~ f 1 1 Rev Arthur MeCauley was tn the!! governor lilted in bis speech rom &o nJ even ower ehu&e were the separatlqn of aged and 'Jibe stoba.rt fire wat the 1econd alarm 1n tes1 than a week that senile patients: from the mental 111 The .,overnbr :also called for cauabt the department with only • 1 handful of men. ftltN lellllltlo~ "~lVInl the stote a chance to oonteat the ailni.luioa !'! t•ll•~b Hoi Wilt the tea- ~hss Edwina Bell presented a frombone solo 'Stell Away" and Miss Pnsc11la Scott, a clarmet solo 'Wht5perma Hope ' afler The th1rd birthday of Carla Lou whtch remark~ were given by the 111e Bland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rev Jackson Prayer by Rev Hul Wm Bland ot Atllens, was cele~ belt concluded the service broled last Wednesday at the homt~ 'Members of the Mtddleport First of her uncle and aunt, ·11r and Mrs Ba ptist Church accompanylna the Guy Reynolds, Middleport wtth a tcv Hulbert were Mr and Mrs L famdy dinner D DJles Mrs Homer Hysell and Carll reteJved many gtfts from Vlrs Gerald Anthony, who served her f1mtly and also a large decoras pianist for the afternoon sled birthday cake which was used as a centt.rpJece for tlle dinner table An anangement of chrysanthemums entJ.rcled the cake Guests present for the dinner were Mr and Mrs Paul Moats, Mn Clarence Archer and son, Charles Leshe of Akron, Mr1 Members of the New Haven Sew - 1aude Betz, Mr and Mrs Bland mg Club enjoyed a luncheon on and Cathy EIJen of Athens, and Tuesday at lhe home of Mrs A D Carla's great grandmother, Mn. Ilume A bll'thday surprase was Mmerva Childers !:1\Cn 10 Mrs Hume's honor CLINTON FISHER We carry a complete atoek of Hanes Underwear for men and boys on t.be main floor. HANES House main members cruben'y- lpzoo1J<ilij: states ud sevual cltt· zens groups were scbeduled to present ,f.heir v1ewa at a public conference With Artbur S .nemmmg, secretat}' of health, education and wel,rare, who toucbed. on cranberry caneer acare Elberfelds In Pomeroy King Builders Supply Co. BRADBURY ROAD ~ PbUile All - - Mldtllepon, Olllo - - Reule 1 ' She'll Alway• ~reosure Your 1 Qilt Big, Big Selection Ready NOW! ALL DISPLAYED '• CJIBST! FOR EASY SELECTION. ' COME, CHOOSE NOW Our~ol USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN! I Our :larfett. and rn01t varied .electJon NT re1dy " l'oolliiM lano Cllotll $loltt Ot Oolr $49·'5 ' • wheel 1ood1, ' ' ' ...... toya for &lriJ, toy1 for bo)'a, buk!'t· IJoJJs, footballs, j;rley Third Birthday Celebrated With Family Dinner CALL 8007·Y ~ fot' JOU HLJndreda of toy1 Mental that he had wed Jay W Collins to serve 11 bia mental boopltol "cur" but Collm• turned down the !Db Collin& is the executive director of the pnte Euclld-GlenviJle Hoapital HJr . Event Is 0Inner ScheduIed For Dec. 9 At F'IVe Wallace, Lyons Were Leaders For WYF Meeting Cleveland ------ 81HUL& COPY-IC • IJ>!ct-lllo toy1, dollo of aU ~boou,et<. ' ' HUFFY BICYCUS . $39.95 up Reserve Yo11n1 Now MEIGS THEATRl "' !~·. ,(IIIIo • TQilll-.tT "'!Olili<i' OBSBSSED" s..n II,Qlilard. Sll!phen Boyd ; IIW il" WOOl--'~ ·~,- 'C!I.. rha1r dl· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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