https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/26f5cae3dfd2a01156c83ca43cf908fe.pdf fe435bbdc514e342a4ec3fc10ddcf14e PDF Text Text •• • "' .. " ... ' . b . . _ CALLID ~ """'1,.101 Baptilt Clwrclt be . . - . will of . tbo ;S.tunlaJ II 8 p. m. II tile ReY. Samuel Jaetaon W'W S-Dal!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 19, 1959 lir==::::::==============1 Mainly Abou• People In Pomeroy By LUCILLE HAWKINS Sixth Birthday Celebrated By T~'!':X ~~~~~~ynmmr Demoakey waa celebrated Saj:ur· OIUCIW FOR lODroi-'," t'';\;,~o;;e·· ob Silent Auction Announced For Next Meeting A STINGING 1Uo01STI~ IIIMOIIEY "',.., •1.. .-I.-It . Ia your pocket, a.tcilflr.U. ITY OA'N - 1, 1U I. Molo HOUJIS: 9 to 5 TIIUJI8_; • Ill Nooa 0 Second nonUnation of off~cen wu beJ4 when Chester Council en tine e o .,\unlbll·' A,rtrlculh.J,. Thur. .y ·a ..,,. wty tof IOI•inl • dlsput. 1ltout. wh" 'h•r Hrt•ln flevor IPI'IY. h~rmH •bMt. llr Godfrey of,.,.. t. brl.. • "'IIMitollon ., lnt'Y bMf. to the dl)' eveni.I~J:. During the afternoon aamea were played and prizes were awarded to Rooald Hand and Dave Dodson. Tbe Demoakey home was deeorJ· ted with balloons and blowouts .md candy were given to tbe a:ueata as favors. Refreshments of cup cakes and ice cream Inscribed with Happy Birthday were served by Mn. Demoskey who was assisted by her 1ister, Mrs. Doris Bailey, to the following Gary Ellis, David Dodson, .Randy Becker, Mark Vroman, Cathy Bailey, Richard Batley, Donna Weinmann, Susan WeiDmann, Carl Demoskey, Nickie Childs, Ronnie Clonch, Anita Marie Fultz, Nina Stiles, Brenda Edwards, Robin Milia, Mark · Dai· Jey, Jimmie I>al~Y. Donald Lee Dailey, K·athy Manley and Tim· my'a aiater, Cindy. !I .. LONDON UPI--Sir Godf..., ,.,. chOison offtrtd the MlnldrY of day, Nov. 7th when his parentl, Dl.lljhtera of Amerifl met TuesMr. and Mrs. William Demoskey, entertained with a party. 1 ;,,~ & \1 Lttl ministry. HI! Leda Mae t[rae1.1ter, councilor, presided and Zona Bi,UI WJS re· ported JmprcWing from a recent ill.ne&~~ and Mabel Cleland borne from the bosital. Ape& Rose was reinstated and a:iveo I transfer card for the American Beauty Council at Little Hocking. A sil· e-nt auction was announced for the next meeting by the orphans committee. Three sets of cream and sugar were p~sented to the · Council by the refreshment com· mittee. Will turned ciMm. Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Ohio, ~y, November 20, 1959 VOL XI NO. 185 A cake walk was held at thE! close of the meeting with Helen Parkef the winner. A chill supper was served b)' tbe refreshment committee to 33 menibera. 1957 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan Mother 'Cat, Shirley Ledlie. ,Horner, Robert Smith. Mill')', Quite Contnl')', where othere slip up! Blue, Gene Orate. Jeffrey , RonnJe Grate. BeYel'l.,y Kay by BESTF'QRM' B!Jcl< finish, wblte wall tires. Interior spotless, standard transmission, 6 cyl. motor. Radio and heater. is the one style with stay-put panels in back! 1957 DODGE VI Coronet ··· ···.Only $1495 It 'I the one atyle with back panel&' 4 'Jloor. Beautiful coral and white llnllh, white wall tires, 1>-1100 p~otor, Powerlllt• traM., heater. A real ruce ear and priced to suit. that overlap to keep. it from nylon riding up! It'1 made po~er net illfH ~ibli vertical atreU!h satin elastie, front Of nylon lace O\'er nylon satin. Bonu1feature: the trloot ero!ch or at 1957 FORD VI Falrlane · · · · · · · · · · · · $1595 2 Door. Lo<ally owned and real low mllenge, white and aolcl fln~b. 11ulomatlc trans., whlte wall tires like new, &eater, Jll(dded dash. Drive it. '· Wife Granted Divorce From Army Sergeant that's made in twO separate overlapping seetiona. So very convenient •.• ~u put. this panty on and take ir off just once a day! In, w~it~ ,Sizes 1 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air "I" · ·· · · · $1595 4 Door. lleaulllul beige over gold finish, with match"" inter!«:!': std : trans. All gOOd white wall tires, radio ana 8, M, L, XL, Also m 111idl•. 1957 CHMOLP Station W11gon · · $11~5 4 Jloor. A 1 owber low mileage trade In with 4 like new Ureo, powergUde trino., power oteerlng, all vinyl black and white Interior and aoM white llnlah. The 1957 PLYMOUTH l,htdere''l" · · · · $1499 ~rt Hardtop Coupe. Ivory over dark blue llnish, auto- for the Family ·for S_tormy made trona., white wall Ure,, radio and heater. Nice and clean Interior. • Sizes 5 to 13 1956 OLDSMOiltE . "88~' · · · · $1445 Hardtop Coupe. Ivory and green finish . Upholstery apot. lfN, ollgoOO white walltirea. Radio, heater, HydromoUc. .Power braket. ' 1956 PlYMOUTH Savey 2 Doer···· ·· $995 • Syracuse Eighth Grade Visits Sentinel Plant Mi . rded trailer and tumiahings with the defendant ard~ed to paJ .support LANSING, Mlch. Ufi - Senite for the cbUdren ind payment~ on Republicans, after battling Demothe house traller. crab, for 11 months over tm Jn· come tu, foU&ht •bitterly amona: themtelvt'l today on the IIIDJe Is- sue. \ Pow.rfllle trons., radio, heater, clean Interior, good lireo. Ivory over pen finllb. · 1956 CHEYROLEI'Iel Air 4 Dr. Only $1395 V8 motor and poweriUde. Like new t~rea, opoUela Intel' lor, wblle·and gold fllilih. Wllit ., a 1llarp one? New 81/m,Trlm 1955 CHhiOLIT 110 VI 2 Doer · ··· $895 :__ " -~· · lln!Jb, clean Interior, atd. trana. with overrul!ber. Radio and hooter. · RUIIER. ' ' , ··' owned, clean Interior, standard trlnamisslon, ra· and heater. While over lurquoioollnish. CHMOII1' ~ Toa Pkbp "· · $595 \ '' ' .•' 953 lUlCK Special 2 Doer · .. · .... · · $495 ·' " Insulated Boots ' . $t0'.95 I cab and body. Good 10111, good Urea and runt RUter. New Paint. - · CHECK. WITH tJS - Nlllf Cars •• TMb II Stock of jet fuel was bomber. ' OY co. ' . ' ··1 i '· ' ... <' ~ ' .., '"·'··~· ,. " .' ' \ The hlg.bway director said Di- SaJle bas never asked him to wake any changes of ~tnonnel iD biJ department. • He said some diauti.sfaction exists within tbe department, but oontend some newspapers "deliberately attempt to mate thinr.s as bad as tbey t:'aD." Preston said he had never discuued thougbU of resigning with any newsmen. "ln conversation, I've ind.ieated 10111e dlslike-even disgust-about some of the U.inJa tbat are said about me, but I've never ..considered leaviq," be said. Predon bas continued to aen:e as a ~onst11ting ·englneu to the. government of f,uerto RiCO- while on ~~ .state ,payr~ll ~ ,• atarted working for the Puerto Riean gov· ernment while aaa:ociated with Photronix whicll bad been hired by the .Carribean govt1iunent to perform engineering a,rvices. Preston said be discussed tile Matter with DiSaUe and the two agreed there was no conflict of in· tereat between Preston's two jobs. 'c'bigan t";OP Ranks Spfit On pla;ntill w•• .... •u• State Jn · come Tax tody of mlnor chUdren, a "''"',I Divoree was annted jn Com· mon Pleas Court Thursday to Margaret Ann cardlUo from SJt. Anthony Cardillo on grounds of grou neglect arid extre,me cruelty' Elberfelds In .ro"'eroy beaterjlj &Mwden .. Sukey, Connle Me· Eade. POLLOWME $1295 Job COLUMBUS UPI-Higbway Di· rector Everett S. Preston aa1d to· dily !there's "not a word o:f truth" ~.n a .PUbli.J.hed report that be -NaJ coruidenng giving up hi& f.:.!~.$0 a year Job u highway di· re<:tor. •·Heportt t,ttat I'm considering resigmng ar,P completely unfound~." Preston uid. "I think far too much of Mike DtSaUe and the job we're doing 10 )eave," he said. The Columbus Diapatch carried a atory today saying, ''The only thing that kept Preaoon from reSlgnmg thua far U that lbe director ba1.11't figured how to bow out grattruUy." The paper said "politict within the department hu ke.Pl .him from having a free :hand on appointment.." · · Preston, 47, worked in the Highway Department for 22 years before rer;ignmg in 1957 to form Photronis., Inc., an engineering firm. Gov. MictJAel V. DiSalle brought Preston back as director in the departmeQt on Dec. 22, )958, shonly before the governor took office. .Uore Women'• News On Page 6 Today has it ... Beautiful classic cream finish. Spotless interior, Uke new tire~. Jl,eater. One of those nice ones. niFf. Not much . . _ . in .._, pwmw., Hfth ....,. 501 ...,..,.,.. MUth, ~ tenltlht mMt\r 2011. Preston Slaps Report He Will Bow Out Soon this 1951 CHMOLET "6" 2Door · · · · · $1695 _. allaht dunce ef 1 lttit• 1'-"l nl" w lnOW MrthWitlt afternotn ., ·er Wont- Officers, Charter Members panty girdle Leather trim Interior like new, heater, good tires. Dark lll'een llnlsh. Real economy and seating capacity plus. Ohio: Portlr d...tr - loolllftt, .,._ ....... - II!BiuU: COPY-1< -·--------· 1951 GOUATH 11 Pass. · · Reduced $1989 Weather tr~erred to the With the comjng . qf dflyllghl a jet trainer took off to cheek lA~::~;~! The pilot report· 'I.E appe.u::ed to be down posJ\foil ~ . ' ' _;' ' ' I �• • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 20, 19~9--3 . -- . tHE OAILY SENTINEL C.nmentatiB~ 2-.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, . . 0 ., Nov . 20, 1959 QtlJ1T PICKIN' ON -ME! - - - Editorially Not Always As Bad As They Seem Week-by-week reports that sa les tax pre- paid receipts are below those or corres pond· ing weeks of 1958 have c aused some to assumc bustness is worse than usual. 'It JUSt isn't so. Meigs Coijnty, espwally . has been raring sadly iii .St1te Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson's 7-day releases . His computation:; for 1959 to date are some $23 .000 below the same period of last yea·r. Likew1se week-by-week receipts in 1959 generally have been below those fn..the same week of last year The reason there 1s no cause for gloom is that under a new law sal es tax receipts a-re not figured the same way as they were last year, or lhe years before that. In 1959 the all-impo11tant sales tax on motor vehicles is not included in the total reported by Mr. Ferguson. It is released separately unrler its own ~ategory "Motor Veh1cle T:a'l(," Including this tax with tl1e regular sales tax on ~uildry items pa.ints a different plcture of what business is doing in Meigs Coun- ty. The final week in October, IU59 &bowed Daily Sentinel 'Daybook • REViv prepaid sales tax receipts of $3,864.78 com· • pared to $3,876 51 for the same week last vear. This was an exceptionally good report bee~~ut,e, .-..lthough only U 1.78 uader 1958, actllally It was S2.101.02 over! J[ this appears to be indulging in the sort of manipulations government spenders ·like ·lo spread them· selves around in, don't be concerned. Really, lt isn't Sales tax receiJU (qr that week in 19.58 included 'the ~otor •ehtele tax and totaled $3JB76 51. R~ipts tlllis year for that week when odded to !his year's motor vehicle lax, total· ed $5,765.80, which is $2,101.02 over those CJf·the same week 1ast year. Consider the 1959 collections to date: Collections to Nov I, 1958 were $74,399.ll Those of 1959 to the same date were $51,· 033.83. This looks like a bad day for Meigs County. II made the entire state look bad. However, add motor vehicle taXes to date to the sales tax to date and the total Is $86,022.74. which is $11,623.~ over the same colleetlons of 1958. So, cheer up. Things aren't alw1ys as bad as they seem. A CAPITOL DEADLINE SET The Board of U. S Clv1l Service ' Eu.miners at Rosaford OrdDan~e Depot today announced t-bat applications for Traming Officer (Pre&ervation-Packing-, GS 10, $65Q5 per year will not be accepted after Deeember 3, 1959. ' Jack11011, son. -.~;,;;:;;;;;;::;;;:...__, TODAY AND The Almana-:: YESTF.RYEAR HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adanlaaion1 Nov. 18: Mrs. Paul Ub.INd P ... u lnlttf'lltlonal Today is Friday, Nov. 20, the Mrs. Hermsn .Mrs. David S24tb ~•Y of the year, with 41 Mn. Eliza· more. days in 1959. T.be moon is approaching its . )Irs. ·Mrs ha1t quarter. The morning star is Venus. the Kro&er and Wblte grocery fire The evening slar is Saturn. where the ..Jtl,etrlc Co. buUding 'On this date m history : tllnds-Betalah Jones and ln H120' a baby girl , Pere.grine ;~~:~; Mn. Burdette and 'BMH White. was born on tl'le MayflOW· eaeh otber both in Pome- cr 10 Massachusetts Bay, the first MiddJ.eport yesterday- <!hild to be born m the New Eng· buntln o!."lothing and food land r.olomf'!s. ' dll'!ereot stores--Heard a lady Ln 1866, ll1e Gl'ai\IJ Army of the Jn answer to "My, you'Ye tak· Republic held Its first natl.onll ()ff· some nesh, how do you encampment at Indlanapohs, Ind. it?"-8aid sbe, "It's llmpleln 1946, twenty-four German you just plllh back from the war leaders went on tml in Nutsble balf way through the meal" -remberg for war cr1mes ' -Brave Spartan soul-And just A thoug.t.t for today: At file war crimes tnal in Nuremberg "iiiliit;iill&;~~;;ll;;;gg;:;;:~j;"""F;;jj;;yp;:;;-;;;:-u;;;t~bilii about then I'm having a third ;Justice Robert Jackson of the ~ part was, that bit eett@e nd ane more teeny remained there for 1 ps. of pie-Okay, ()id gal (BHM U S. said of the crimes comrnJtamoke grimed walls 111d cell then io out and try ted by German leaders, «they were only briefiy waahed ~ or dress-You'll have been so calculat~d, so J1lllli-, no one, ~~ I~~~!':;:Y;:.;·'{: •hrunk, every laBt nant .ind so devastating that cJvi.. that ink blot. i1 on-Yealir, they lizatlon cwnnol tolerate their beo I eari make of ihl Ignored, because it eannot survive their being repeated." ' oprinl 1nd IDEA ARTS There wall be a weef ·Wng re· vival at Morse Chapel Church .ll · S,p1ller. startJQg Monda y, Nov 23. The pastor, Rev. Pearl Casto. will bring the megsages Special singmg is every night. Everyone 1s invtted. Erwin Woodyard , Gallipo llll• Bert Gr imm, Jr , Pt Pleasa nt, StE!ven Sprouse, Ewmg ton, Mr~ Thoma1 Adams, Kam1uga. Dts mlssecl Nov. 18 Mrs Mare:ar et Drummond, Clyde! FergUiiiOn, Mrs. WiU1e Hall, Debor h Hol.l,ck, Diane f1sher SUl' J amtso n, Ronda Stra ight, Mrs Floyd Lee, Rtv Roscoe Denfield, Mrs. Leonard Clark. Mrs. Colsto n Col h ns and daughter, Mrs.,~ Hryrel Dul:.!lt Births, Nov 18· Mr and Alrs. Erwin Wootl} ard . GallJpolls, son; Mr. and Mrs. J o seph Turner, Stiffler's Red Anchor St or~, Chester Club, Stage Style Review For Community Institute More tban 130 people were In attendance when memben of tbe Cbeater Home Demcuntratlon Club retented a style revue la1t evenln&: at the Community Inati- was certalniJ app~dated by all IJide wall and .eave a profe11i onal pre:sent touch to the staging. li1 st1tute offlcen puolldy thanJtThe 4_, minute ! bOW was paH: ed the Stiffler Store for tJ.kin& of the Chester CommuDity In· part Jn the annual program and atitute wbich &rtatly added to the contributing "50 much hme and sueeeM o1 the 1959 proJJ;"am and e:rpell8e to the comm11nlty event". 111. rosette and drape e(fect on each Wedding bells ami otber appl'()Pri ate decorations in pastel colors were used ~nd g1ft1 were placed on 11 large table in the center of the room. Music and games m teeping Refreshments were served after which th.e honored guests opened their many gifts. - The. committee on arrangements for the party w~>re ~rs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Miss libel Mae HyseU and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel. Ministers Make "J:hanksgiving Plans For Next Week A caned meeting of the Mlddle· port Ministerial Association was · ' held Wednesday mom in!! at 10:30 at the local Church of C.briat with Rev. Warren Hulburt, · ~ident of tbe group, pr...-idmfi!. U<Opl Florida Resorts Drenched By Heavy Rams • • 28-32. Butter, 80 .eore 71. IJ United PnM le'-"'tien.ll Florida retort~ were drencbed Tburlday night by reconl nina whicll •parted floodinl at Kiami Fort Lauderdale and the rich fariJ'. land in tbe 1011thern tip of the .tate. The toneotial r1infall totllled 6.78 incbel at Miami and 7 .tnehel at Ocean Ridge near P1lm Beada. Miami 1tree&1 were covered "'rith more than a foot of water and small lakes formed in the rkh redlandl farmmg district toutb of Miami. The only oQtber rainfall 'l'bunday night wa• reported in the other end of the nation-the Pacific Northwest. A few isolated snow fiurrie1 dampened New En&land and upper New York state. Southerly winds pushed temper· 1 ttures upward from Texa1 thr.ough Kanau and Missouri to the Mis- ' auffered a eut lip for received treatment at General Hospital. after being tbere by the Middleport jE~e1rg~ney Squad. I YO D'IIOL' ·Tho actions Patrolman ~erfl A Z "' .arrested and jailed 10hn .upr:eme eourt ol POluJd ~ , 29, for driving while btljl the baagingleDtenoe and Je1111 Atkina, 42, ~ iCocb (llboft), forrDC' both of Bidwell, lful C&Uielter, for ~ Carsey Ramsey, 54, Gallipolia, =~•g;::: IDtoxication. The trio remained and Jewa ID PolaD4. ,, w 1 J&ll at noon today for Jack l,~·l~ss~ip~p~i;;;J~al~le~y~.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ":::;;; bonodl, - =-:--:- - - - - For A Most DeUgbtful-- Thonksgiving Dinner Dine At The MartiD Mr. and Mrs Joe Young (Shir· ley Hunnel) of Oceanaide, Calif., are announcing the birt~ of a 7 Lb. 1 oz son. Nov. 18. GJ'Illdparents are John A. Hunnel of Pomeroy and Mr. and ,Carl Young of Rinnide. 1~••u,-· Mr. And Mrs. I. J. Smith of P(WI11110)' •.are great grandparents and Mrs. Inez Smith, Pomeroy, H a great great grandmother. The Youngs also have two other children, Judy and Joy_ ~a(e rt~~le1, '\5oth widowed without ' M\tA\ Tmoner. E11ch. Jlvea about thtrty-f1ve minute's awaY trom ,the cc11ter or town. Typbl .lob _ One decided to get a job u • twl•t. She bru.~hed up her typing, :\th1Qii abe had u1ed be- = -- Birth Announced In California Of Son Born Nov. 18 IN MY city good cleaning tlon every ~·e-n r, In n" f' ff <ll·t. women V't a dollar and a lmlf to keep hc1. S.h <l lows l ', c JOb, Afler she fmn•he!l Ill t he an hour and good typl!!\.s gl'!t npartm6nt, she has a leuau ':' l)' abOut. the aame. },lOst peo,ple, tr you asln3d lunch and wo1·ks f1•om t\~o ­ them, would rather be typtsls thu ty until five -thi rty [(;r a thfln cleaning women. Yet I wondtr lt' t.herl! aren't Mme who would be much happiea· as tleanlng women. l'm tblnklng ot two women ,.I knLIW,,~ s\*>hll }]f , ~hem in the1r P'Ott's Comer Town Singers" It tbe NovembeJo meetlni of the Cbelner l"TA. Richard Lodwick and Ronald Smith took. t.be part of the don· key; Betty RoM the dog; Kathy Teaford, tbe eat; 1nd Naoml BitseU, the rocnter. The Fourth a:rade, tau&bt by . Ol'l'Ule Brown, Nnl tbree dlreded by Mn. Allee Neaae, mtalc tupervltor. Mem· ben of tbe clan al110 cave demonstrations of the teaching metbodl u.ed in each of their aub- ...... l'nlduoo: •:oo Sherman Buokirk, 34, 708 Soulb 1TlliTd·av, Middleport, ltamed deephis 1 a m. hitting or a ~-·~~~·!~.' and !lnally bill 1858 Studebaker. police said Buskirk to make a turn near 771 Seeood. Hil car sideawiped on the right aide of the j"!'••!• dipped down a sign, travelover the left 1ide street ----•p-·d into the corner of a 1:~,~- at that addreu occupjed by Mr. and Mn. Junior Darldson. Total damage.. to tree. car, ai&n. and bouse, were e•timated at $200. No charge& had beer. fUeli by noon lr A!.IHI NIYWOOD an~ by Sleepiness Gets Blame For Car Hitting House "Menial" Domestic Job Can Be Dignified Career to)'e. ma.rrl41-ge, tau&ht Mu. Psul Orr, pretented the musiCal Ult "lliUie Taelle During: the buline~o~ meeting pte11ded over by the presJdent., Mn. Carl Kaut%, flnal plaos were made for a Tbankigiving Bazaar Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. Ellen Collch, Mrts J . H. Stephenson and Rou'sh Remarks com· Robert mending Madolyn and Robert for their work m the church school were gJven by :\'lrs. Joseph Cook, Superintendent of Children's Work, William Watson, Superintendent of the Church School. Aten Shain, Moderator of tne church, and the Rev. Ralph C. Zundel. fl)llrie AROUND--Rece!ltly beloved former lNbel Yost (forManbsll) and she Tbe Third Grade CINCINNATI tll'l - Ill,., firm all .,..... lar(e A, wb'.cb ......t - II .wme plants, indic:atiODII boU4a1 and Dance to be held Nov. 2:lH demand ilUiuftkient to mcne cur· 1t tbe Cheater School from rent over-a.ll .boldlnu lD niU1ar to 12.00 p. m. Items IUitable lor ouUell; eouwi:uua. wh.IUI ucl ChriJtmaa glfta will be 110ld. brown, pr1ea at farma, A jumbo There 1ri1l be round and 31-36. A latje 21-32., A mediWD 11~quue dancina. Mra. VirJil Roush 22, A omaU II·t&, B lat&O 20-25, wu sppotDted aenerll ebairman und<riP"adealHZ. FOB and Mrs. Paul Baer and Uoyd Cmcan.1111ti, A larte 36-39, A m• JohnJ.on wUl bave dwge ot t:be d.ium 29-30, A mall 24-20, B lar&e music. 31-33. The membera of the Eigbth Poultry, !'ryen depreoed, AIJt" grade wW have cbar&e of tbe replies and offenap more thaD Ide: freshment stand. Tbe Fir1t grade, tauaht b)' Mn. quate, lllht demaad, beaV)' fino, Howard Knight wo.o 1 book for lightweietrt. steady; &urke)'l firm, having 26 parents preJent. Kn. some proceuors unable to obtain Samuel MJchlel, the legltlative adequate suppliea to complete bol· chairman, reported that aeeordinl iday <><den, toma 2<-%5\1' "'""' to a recent atate law all PTA'• ben• 26-38. ehicll:en priea at fum that have money making pro- fryen, %i!l....f lb 13~-1~. bea'7 bans jects must have a vendor'• liceOJe 12-16, Ught ben.1 8-t; fryer prieel (101,:100 bead) 76 per cent at 13~, and must charge 111et tu. Mn George Wolfe, the mem· S per cent 01t 13~. 10 per eut at benhip ~halrman, reported that 14'llt. 4 per eeat••t JJ. there are 170 membett. Beady to cook, fryen weak, The hosteu eommittee aerved supplies and of[erinp in ezeeu of cookiel, toffee and Kool·Ald. demand, heavy hen. firm, demand Jood, ligbtwei&h&l bareiJ lleady; delivered FOB CiDd..Dnlti,. fryen 1~·3lb U.261k, bent 41~. and oYer JecU. wJt.b lhe theme of the party were enjc.yed with prizes awarded to MAIIKIIT R.I'QilT Third, Fourth Grades At Chester Presented Musical Skit For P. T. A. Take the family out for dinner Tbaiibgivlng. You'U enjoy our fine foods prepared to suit your taste. We serve food to suit any mood. MARTIN RESTAURANT IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 NOW'S THE ~EST TIME TO BUY ELECTRIC RANGE g()t a ;lOb a. iQ .a- blg lldm.pany aa porary typist. She worked there at a deillar..and a. twf an hour ; but alie ~ "to keep reJular houra, ftol'll ' nine to ttve, tl\'e !raking Care '0( Chlldrpil, daya a week. SJie Enjo)'~ Being Outdoon. She typed an day and her ba.vk- ached. In addltlon\ 1ht! l i,~~:n~':""';~thel". Shtl ta.kes t he luul to CQinmut•- Ill crt!wded to the park when bulu. wetlth9r Is n ice. When It Juat t'eeently, ahe !Witched l1n't, ahe reads to thotn or to a amaller flrJD, which has a pl~ll witH. t~m. tleXlbJe penliori plan.. apd S1ie ma.kea just t'he aarne' CX~Uld htre her oh a perman~t money &I the typist does, but bula. But the ~hancea ·trt lbe'U s.he ?tJ8 war1n personal rela; _ nevet' do · &1)-)'thlng 'but pla.ih UoUhlpll with both her emPloy ..' typinr. era wp.o, In thil labor ma.rk~t. trealj )).er like a cherls!ad ·frlendlfv IJ'oo 1."-.lal" ', an4 wqutti be lost wiUtout. l(t>,r, • ddeln't know or' like ts · on her own, un!Jnper4 A COOL, CLEAN, COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC With part of her time 'tn~" .air, and she 8.rr'a'hge1f. hdllrl 110 that abe ' a.votdS' commuting lush•)\ours. . 'Jrtnd •. '•.(i ~ . . . •1thll n«~w approach to \ ®mMtic labor Ia on a , ' ' I prom•', mar.. · COVID-COINIII NON-OII!P FIOMT LIP' IOLUD NONJ IDOl .ACTOIJ fQllolliD ,10 IO&.ID DICK MElfa and BOYS' . ORESs GLOVES , ·I , , • Leath6f 4'5uedt~- WooJ. Kmts •. ,, •. hi ' t!•' ~~ · Unedl~nd Unlined -:.~ )1"1 !(1',' _, .• $1 1~ to $4.95 • See and compare the time-saving features ·. of all these. leading brands: J PHILCO -· ..... \ . " ' NJ'.PSIJ f!illlllll'l. ~ Wesdnghlluse -f-to-l:plrW- IIUIAL.IUCflll ~na~r AfllriW onJoYinc ., ·~ . FJiUGID.A.IR. cnokinl Now you COD &tarl oil the. adY8Diaa.. of modem eleclric and lljl"' m<>ti.,Y, 1oo. Eleelric oookinl Ia cleoD, cool. COIIIPietely aulcmll'l9. Elecmc rangee lead illeveey aUIOmalic featwe; m l - !liiJoY cooldnr.,.. . . · wilhaoooteledricranp. ·. . ~---• ·,..:_ i~ • ., " There'• no open ftamo , , , no wute hlial. .....,t: Kllchono oliY liP "' • '., 1 cooler. Get a model1l e~ J&DP nOw whlle pricel are lonatl ·cLOTHING COMPANY . . . , CASH BABI, OWNER N. Se<Vn;l, Ave. ' ' •, Mlddlepori ' �• • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 20, 19~9--3 . -- . tHE OAILY SENTINEL C.nmentatiB~ 2-.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, . . 0 ., Nov . 20, 1959 QtlJ1T PICKIN' ON -ME! - - - Editorially Not Always As Bad As They Seem Week-by-week reports that sa les tax pre- paid receipts are below those or corres pond· ing weeks of 1958 have c aused some to assumc bustness is worse than usual. 'It JUSt isn't so. Meigs Coijnty, espwally . has been raring sadly iii .St1te Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson's 7-day releases . His computation:; for 1959 to date are some $23 .000 below the same period of last yea·r. Likew1se week-by-week receipts in 1959 generally have been below those fn..the same week of last year The reason there 1s no cause for gloom is that under a new law sal es tax receipts a-re not figured the same way as they were last year, or lhe years before that. In 1959 the all-impo11tant sales tax on motor vehicles is not included in the total reported by Mr. Ferguson. It is released separately unrler its own ~ategory "Motor Veh1cle T:a'l(," Including this tax with tl1e regular sales tax on ~uildry items pa.ints a different plcture of what business is doing in Meigs Coun- ty. The final week in October, IU59 &bowed Daily Sentinel 'Daybook • REViv prepaid sales tax receipts of $3,864.78 com· • pared to $3,876 51 for the same week last vear. This was an exceptionally good report bee~~ut,e, .-..lthough only U 1.78 uader 1958, actllally It was S2.101.02 over! J[ this appears to be indulging in the sort of manipulations government spenders ·like ·lo spread them· selves around in, don't be concerned. Really, lt isn't Sales tax receiJU (qr that week in 19.58 included 'the ~otor •ehtele tax and totaled $3JB76 51. R~ipts tlllis year for that week when odded to !his year's motor vehicle lax, total· ed $5,765.80, which is $2,101.02 over those CJf·the same week 1ast year. Consider the 1959 collections to date: Collections to Nov I, 1958 were $74,399.ll Those of 1959 to the same date were $51,· 033.83. This looks like a bad day for Meigs County. II made the entire state look bad. However, add motor vehicle taXes to date to the sales tax to date and the total Is $86,022.74. which is $11,623.~ over the same colleetlons of 1958. So, cheer up. Things aren't alw1ys as bad as they seem. A CAPITOL DEADLINE SET The Board of U. S Clv1l Service ' Eu.miners at Rosaford OrdDan~e Depot today announced t-bat applications for Traming Officer (Pre&ervation-Packing-, GS 10, $65Q5 per year will not be accepted after Deeember 3, 1959. ' Jack11011, son. -.~;,;;:;;;;;;::;;;:...__, TODAY AND The Almana-:: YESTF.RYEAR HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adanlaaion1 Nov. 18: Mrs. Paul Ub.INd P ... u lnlttf'lltlonal Today is Friday, Nov. 20, the Mrs. Hermsn .Mrs. David S24tb ~•Y of the year, with 41 Mn. Eliza· more. days in 1959. T.be moon is approaching its . )Irs. ·Mrs ha1t quarter. The morning star is Venus. the Kro&er and Wblte grocery fire The evening slar is Saturn. where the ..Jtl,etrlc Co. buUding 'On this date m history : tllnds-Betalah Jones and ln H120' a baby girl , Pere.grine ;~~:~; Mn. Burdette and 'BMH White. was born on tl'le MayflOW· eaeh otber both in Pome- cr 10 Massachusetts Bay, the first MiddJ.eport yesterday- <!hild to be born m the New Eng· buntln o!."lothing and food land r.olomf'!s. ' dll'!ereot stores--Heard a lady Ln 1866, ll1e Gl'ai\IJ Army of the Jn answer to "My, you'Ye tak· Republic held Its first natl.onll ()ff· some nesh, how do you encampment at Indlanapohs, Ind. it?"-8aid sbe, "It's llmpleln 1946, twenty-four German you just plllh back from the war leaders went on tml in Nutsble balf way through the meal" -remberg for war cr1mes ' -Brave Spartan soul-And just A thoug.t.t for today: At file war crimes tnal in Nuremberg "iiiliit;iill&;~~;;ll;;;gg;:;;:~j;"""F;;jj;;yp;:;;-;;;:-u;;;t~bilii about then I'm having a third ;Justice Robert Jackson of the ~ part was, that bit eett@e nd ane more teeny remained there for 1 ps. of pie-Okay, ()id gal (BHM U S. said of the crimes comrnJtamoke grimed walls 111d cell then io out and try ted by German leaders, «they were only briefiy waahed ~ or dress-You'll have been so calculat~d, so J1lllli-, no one, ~~ I~~~!':;:Y;:.;·'{: •hrunk, every laBt nant .ind so devastating that cJvi.. that ink blot. i1 on-Yealir, they lizatlon cwnnol tolerate their beo I eari make of ihl Ignored, because it eannot survive their being repeated." ' oprinl 1nd IDEA ARTS There wall be a weef ·Wng re· vival at Morse Chapel Church .ll · S,p1ller. startJQg Monda y, Nov 23. The pastor, Rev. Pearl Casto. will bring the megsages Special singmg is every night. Everyone 1s invtted. Erwin Woodyard , Gallipo llll• Bert Gr imm, Jr , Pt Pleasa nt, StE!ven Sprouse, Ewmg ton, Mr~ Thoma1 Adams, Kam1uga. Dts mlssecl Nov. 18 Mrs Mare:ar et Drummond, Clyde! FergUiiiOn, Mrs. WiU1e Hall, Debor h Hol.l,ck, Diane f1sher SUl' J amtso n, Ronda Stra ight, Mrs Floyd Lee, Rtv Roscoe Denfield, Mrs. Leonard Clark. Mrs. Colsto n Col h ns and daughter, Mrs.,~ Hryrel Dul:.!lt Births, Nov 18· Mr and Alrs. Erwin Wootl} ard . GallJpolls, son; Mr. and Mrs. J o seph Turner, Stiffler's Red Anchor St or~, Chester Club, Stage Style Review For Community Institute More tban 130 people were In attendance when memben of tbe Cbeater Home Demcuntratlon Club retented a style revue la1t evenln&: at the Community Inati- was certalniJ app~dated by all IJide wall and .eave a profe11i onal pre:sent touch to the staging. li1 st1tute offlcen puolldy thanJtThe 4_, minute ! bOW was paH: ed the Stiffler Store for tJ.kin& of the Chester CommuDity In· part Jn the annual program and atitute wbich &rtatly added to the contributing "50 much hme and sueeeM o1 the 1959 proJJ;"am and e:rpell8e to the comm11nlty event". 111. rosette and drape e(fect on each Wedding bells ami otber appl'()Pri ate decorations in pastel colors were used ~nd g1ft1 were placed on 11 large table in the center of the room. Music and games m teeping Refreshments were served after which th.e honored guests opened their many gifts. - The. committee on arrangements for the party w~>re ~rs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Miss libel Mae HyseU and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel. Ministers Make "J:hanksgiving Plans For Next Week A caned meeting of the Mlddle· port Ministerial Association was · ' held Wednesday mom in!! at 10:30 at the local Church of C.briat with Rev. Warren Hulburt, · ~ident of tbe group, pr...-idmfi!. U<Opl Florida Resorts Drenched By Heavy Rams • • 28-32. Butter, 80 .eore 71. IJ United PnM le'-"'tien.ll Florida retort~ were drencbed Tburlday night by reconl nina whicll •parted floodinl at Kiami Fort Lauderdale and the rich fariJ'. land in tbe 1011thern tip of the .tate. The toneotial r1infall totllled 6.78 incbel at Miami and 7 .tnehel at Ocean Ridge near P1lm Beada. Miami 1tree&1 were covered "'rith more than a foot of water and small lakes formed in the rkh redlandl farmmg district toutb of Miami. The only oQtber rainfall 'l'bunday night wa• reported in the other end of the nation-the Pacific Northwest. A few isolated snow fiurrie1 dampened New En&land and upper New York state. Southerly winds pushed temper· 1 ttures upward from Texa1 thr.ough Kanau and Missouri to the Mis- ' auffered a eut lip for received treatment at General Hospital. after being tbere by the Middleport jE~e1rg~ney Squad. I YO D'IIOL' ·Tho actions Patrolman ~erfl A Z "' .arrested and jailed 10hn .upr:eme eourt ol POluJd ~ , 29, for driving while btljl the baagingleDtenoe and Je1111 Atkina, 42, ~ iCocb (llboft), forrDC' both of Bidwell, lful C&Uielter, for ~ Carsey Ramsey, 54, Gallipolia, =~•g;::: IDtoxication. The trio remained and Jewa ID PolaD4. ,, w 1 J&ll at noon today for Jack l,~·l~ss~ip~p~i;;;J~al~le~y~.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ":::;;; bonodl, - =-:--:- - - - - For A Most DeUgbtful-- Thonksgiving Dinner Dine At The MartiD Mr. and Mrs Joe Young (Shir· ley Hunnel) of Oceanaide, Calif., are announcing the birt~ of a 7 Lb. 1 oz son. Nov. 18. GJ'Illdparents are John A. Hunnel of Pomeroy and Mr. and ,Carl Young of Rinnide. 1~••u,-· Mr. And Mrs. I. J. Smith of P(WI11110)' •.are great grandparents and Mrs. Inez Smith, Pomeroy, H a great great grandmother. The Youngs also have two other children, Judy and Joy_ ~a(e rt~~le1, '\5oth widowed without ' M\tA\ Tmoner. E11ch. Jlvea about thtrty-f1ve minute's awaY trom ,the cc11ter or town. Typbl .lob _ One decided to get a job u • twl•t. She bru.~hed up her typing, :\th1Qii abe had u1ed be- = -- Birth Announced In California Of Son Born Nov. 18 IN MY city good cleaning tlon every ~·e-n r, In n" f' ff <ll·t. women V't a dollar and a lmlf to keep hc1. S.h <l lows l ', c JOb, Afler she fmn•he!l Ill t he an hour and good typl!!\.s gl'!t npartm6nt, she has a leuau ':' l)' abOut. the aame. },lOst peo,ple, tr you asln3d lunch and wo1·ks f1•om t\~o ­ them, would rather be typtsls thu ty until five -thi rty [(;r a thfln cleaning women. Yet I wondtr lt' t.herl! aren't Mme who would be much happiea· as tleanlng women. l'm tblnklng ot two women ,.I knLIW,,~ s\*>hll }]f , ~hem in the1r P'Ott's Comer Town Singers" It tbe NovembeJo meetlni of the Cbelner l"TA. Richard Lodwick and Ronald Smith took. t.be part of the don· key; Betty RoM the dog; Kathy Teaford, tbe eat; 1nd Naoml BitseU, the rocnter. The Fourth a:rade, tau&bt by . Ol'l'Ule Brown, Nnl tbree dlreded by Mn. Allee Neaae, mtalc tupervltor. Mem· ben of tbe clan al110 cave demonstrations of the teaching metbodl u.ed in each of their aub- ...... l'nlduoo: •:oo Sherman Buokirk, 34, 708 Soulb 1TlliTd·av, Middleport, ltamed deephis 1 a m. hitting or a ~-·~~~·!~.' and !lnally bill 1858 Studebaker. police said Buskirk to make a turn near 771 Seeood. Hil car sideawiped on the right aide of the j"!'••!• dipped down a sign, travelover the left 1ide street ----•p-·d into the corner of a 1:~,~- at that addreu occupjed by Mr. and Mn. Junior Darldson. Total damage.. to tree. car, ai&n. and bouse, were e•timated at $200. No charge& had beer. fUeli by noon lr A!.IHI NIYWOOD an~ by Sleepiness Gets Blame For Car Hitting House "Menial" Domestic Job Can Be Dignified Career to)'e. ma.rrl41-ge, tau&ht Mu. Psul Orr, pretented the musiCal Ult "lliUie Taelle During: the buline~o~ meeting pte11ded over by the presJdent., Mn. Carl Kaut%, flnal plaos were made for a Tbankigiving Bazaar Mrs. Lorain Sterrett, Mrs. Ellen Collch, Mrts J . H. Stephenson and Rou'sh Remarks com· Robert mending Madolyn and Robert for their work m the church school were gJven by :\'lrs. Joseph Cook, Superintendent of Children's Work, William Watson, Superintendent of the Church School. Aten Shain, Moderator of tne church, and the Rev. Ralph C. Zundel. fl)llrie AROUND--Rece!ltly beloved former lNbel Yost (forManbsll) and she Tbe Third Grade CINCINNATI tll'l - Ill,., firm all .,..... lar(e A, wb'.cb ......t - II .wme plants, indic:atiODII boU4a1 and Dance to be held Nov. 2:lH demand ilUiuftkient to mcne cur· 1t tbe Cheater School from rent over-a.ll .boldlnu lD niU1ar to 12.00 p. m. Items IUitable lor ouUell; eouwi:uua. wh.IUI ucl ChriJtmaa glfta will be 110ld. brown, pr1ea at farma, A jumbo There 1ri1l be round and 31-36. A latje 21-32., A mediWD 11~quue dancina. Mra. VirJil Roush 22, A omaU II·t&, B lat&O 20-25, wu sppotDted aenerll ebairman und<riP"adealHZ. FOB and Mrs. Paul Baer and Uoyd Cmcan.1111ti, A larte 36-39, A m• JohnJ.on wUl bave dwge ot t:be d.ium 29-30, A mall 24-20, B lar&e music. 31-33. The membera of the Eigbth Poultry, !'ryen depreoed, AIJt" grade wW have cbar&e of tbe replies and offenap more thaD Ide: freshment stand. Tbe Fir1t grade, tauaht b)' Mn. quate, lllht demaad, beaV)' fino, Howard Knight wo.o 1 book for lightweietrt. steady; &urke)'l firm, having 26 parents preJent. Kn. some proceuors unable to obtain Samuel MJchlel, the legltlative adequate suppliea to complete bol· chairman, reported that aeeordinl iday <><den, toma 2<-%5\1' "'""' to a recent atate law all PTA'• ben• 26-38. ehicll:en priea at fum that have money making pro- fryen, %i!l....f lb 13~-1~. bea'7 bans jects must have a vendor'• liceOJe 12-16, Ught ben.1 8-t; fryer prieel (101,:100 bead) 76 per cent at 13~, and must charge 111et tu. Mn George Wolfe, the mem· S per cent 01t 13~. 10 per eut at benhip ~halrman, reported that 14'llt. 4 per eeat••t JJ. there are 170 membett. Beady to cook, fryen weak, The hosteu eommittee aerved supplies and of[erinp in ezeeu of cookiel, toffee and Kool·Ald. demand, heavy hen. firm, demand Jood, ligbtwei&h&l bareiJ lleady; delivered FOB CiDd..Dnlti,. fryen 1~·3lb U.261k, bent 41~. and oYer JecU. wJt.b lhe theme of the party were enjc.yed with prizes awarded to MAIIKIIT R.I'QilT Third, Fourth Grades At Chester Presented Musical Skit For P. T. A. Take the family out for dinner Tbaiibgivlng. You'U enjoy our fine foods prepared to suit your taste. We serve food to suit any mood. MARTIN RESTAURANT IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 NOW'S THE ~EST TIME TO BUY ELECTRIC RANGE g()t a ;lOb a. iQ .a- blg lldm.pany aa porary typist. She worked there at a deillar..and a. twf an hour ; but alie ~ "to keep reJular houra, ftol'll ' nine to ttve, tl\'e !raking Care '0( Chlldrpil, daya a week. SJie Enjo)'~ Being Outdoon. She typed an day and her ba.vk- ached. In addltlon\ 1ht! l i,~~:n~':""';~thel". Shtl ta.kes t he luul to CQinmut•- Ill crt!wded to the park when bulu. wetlth9r Is n ice. When It Juat t'eeently, ahe !Witched l1n't, ahe reads to thotn or to a amaller flrJD, which has a pl~ll witH. t~m. tleXlbJe penliori plan.. apd S1ie ma.kea just t'he aarne' CX~Uld htre her oh a perman~t money &I the typist does, but bula. But the ~hancea ·trt lbe'U s.he ?tJ8 war1n personal rela; _ nevet' do · &1)-)'thlng 'but pla.ih UoUhlpll with both her emPloy ..' typinr. era wp.o, In thil labor ma.rk~t. trealj )).er like a cherls!ad ·frlendlfv IJ'oo 1."-.lal" ', an4 wqutti be lost wiUtout. l(t>,r, • ddeln't know or' like ts · on her own, un!Jnper4 A COOL, CLEAN, COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC With part of her time 'tn~" .air, and she 8.rr'a'hge1f. hdllrl 110 that abe ' a.votdS' commuting lush•)\ours. . 'Jrtnd •. '•.(i ~ . . . •1thll n«~w approach to \ ®mMtic labor Ia on a , ' ' I prom•', mar.. · COVID-COINIII NON-OII!P FIOMT LIP' IOLUD NONJ IDOl .ACTOIJ fQllolliD ,10 IO&.ID DICK MElfa and BOYS' . ORESs GLOVES , ·I , , • Leath6f 4'5uedt~- WooJ. Kmts •. ,, •. hi ' t!•' ~~ · Unedl~nd Unlined -:.~ )1"1 !(1',' _, .• $1 1~ to $4.95 • See and compare the time-saving features ·. of all these. leading brands: J PHILCO -· ..... \ . " ' NJ'.PSIJ f!illlllll'l. ~ Wesdnghlluse -f-to-l:plrW- IIUIAL.IUCflll ~na~r AfllriW onJoYinc ., ·~ . FJiUGID.A.IR. cnokinl Now you COD &tarl oil the. adY8Diaa.. of modem eleclric and lljl"' m<>ti.,Y, 1oo. Eleelric oookinl Ia cleoD, cool. COIIIPietely aulcmll'l9. Elecmc rangee lead illeveey aUIOmalic featwe; m l - !liiJoY cooldnr.,.. . . · wilhaoooteledricranp. ·. . ~---• ·,..:_ i~ • ., " There'• no open ftamo , , , no wute hlial. .....,t: Kllchono oliY liP "' • '., 1 cooler. Get a model1l e~ J&DP nOw whlle pricel are lonatl ·cLOTHING COMPANY . . . , CASH BABI, OWNER N. Se<Vn;l, Ave. ' ' •, Mlddlepori ' �.. ' ft€'Ai Devils Place 8 Players On .t\11-Star Club Versatility, Determination, Numbers Rated Most 'Important For Rise Of Michigan Strength South African -8 , ·:baiJy Sedfinel, Pomeroy ~ai!Yistntlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 20,•191;9, ·Midt!leport, o.,. Nor.~o. '"9 . . . • ~oach Jim Vennari Honot.ed Jith Elettion As Coach Of·yeaT For 1959 CtUC'AGO UPI- Veru.tility, deElliott, ati.IJ. al.lle to p1ck flaws tr yina: t o kee:p them as fresh t s t.ermiM(iOn t~nd numbers )\liVe in h1s f1rst Wolverine eleven, possible, and freshness bus helpmade Mk!hi.Jtn a beUer football wid he couldll't "single out any ed us. " iellll th1n Mb its eoecbea •nti· one Individual. or even several" Elliott particularly uedit~ the ciplted, 10 me;,be thia week the to nplain the rile of the team , defen~ive play of the team, beWolverines •m eome back all tbe wbldl now has won two of its cause tbe ~lub still hasn't adaptway with • victory In ''The Game" t,.st four gamu. aU against Big ed to his Ytihged·T offense. , 11galnit Ohio $Ute. Ten competilJon. ~n a defenaive effort " We'n a better club than 1 " It's been a team effort," he enabled us to bane in thought we'd be" Coacb Bump qld, "with two or three players he said, 1'because we're Elliott said, "and we tblnk 1n1're turnlna in a tremendous game takinl full advantage of the eapable of beaUni Ohio State, one week, then the next week otrenae. We haven't moved the but onty beeause we've lOt a two or three other playen do it, ball rea~ well in any game. t~unch of fighters. and the week: after that, somebody "Obio State baa more exptrl· else. "We've found our strength in 11 ence th1n we do, and should be quite a bit better. But we've numbers. We've used 34, 36, 38 ., · won games tbis year against players a game. We don't hav£ teams · which should have been great personnel, so we've been ... • • •- • • • • • •. ·-SIZ:Z:LING I I I iiii - • · C:HAR.BitOILED STEAKS tbe new Jaw, Dlttrlct' GO fo• ~•tlonal 1.0~ Board NLRB electlol.j wbicb wotbh cllooie baqaln1 ing repretentativfl; · Duck Huntm" fn West vIrgtnia • •• Is T0 day w. Va • ....... UIIArT.fi. Act' It under from OtferiJW To Ask-Crnmbs UPI (Porter Henne, Ne.t York Strips, Clubl AI) In·Other Cbnntries Crows Steak Hause Scout~ Must ls 'Po~owAt ··Oaftipolis Most of the ducks were l!lighted on the stretch of rlver lH!tween Pt. Plea1ant and Dam 23 1t Rav- The onnuil Cub te•dm Scouts of Ainttrtei, wUt at the LOS ANGI~d UPI '"" ........ Fill.,."'· 136, MultO C~ ·~ ~Intoed Javelltnl KW, fk. Mf- Three New Foes Carded For ML Union School 0. ~~ - A ninefootball l<hodulo, .loolu~lftg new foe1, waa announced to- _,_,,.. , day by Mount Union Athletie Di.· rector Jack Raftld for the 1960 I. 4lh onoi-L...,uot Wow of t~'e )IC"M' ! tJJitti(:t enswood. ntia (10). . :; w..liloiiton SChOol Jn 'QaliiiSOUs. Nov. 21 tt 1 ~ - ·~t&rt~s,'aaliyhfe Pow lllolollo... l FEA.'i'Uus .Bh 'tate' Pta~ EUfueliWY •ot•OGS - SlturdQ, 1"''··"" HOT GIOCOI.ATI .~- ALLlANCE .0£1' -A"SAFffi'-mTED" USED CAR NOW, •••WINTERPROO~bl AND READY-T1J-ROLL I season . New teams added are Mirletta, A..ahland and Deniaon. These replace Wittenberg, Andenol! and • Capital. The Raldera ollen their home season with Marietta on Oct. 1 and windup the season agatnlt Muakingum on Nov. 19. The schedule calla ft~r the Raid· era Ul fice •etJht Ohio Confl'tenee oppDRenta. 'l'llere mwer ""' a better lime lo gel a real bargain In a good used ear than right now. We've whlleked lhe •prleos to md.e 'em' ..tlt lliio:i.:J.ow: be glad yo~ y;u'll llAVU IUJN lloQ~\U 1954 OLDS • • • $895 98 t-Door Sedan. ooscious 2-ton& green. Plenty of. room lor tile whole lamlly hi !hll 'boat. 411 the d)'lving convehlencejfeaturea, tob. A quality car at a new low piice. Eye It lodly. · covers. Fordomitlc drive. "I idt rhythm" sa)'ll this little car. She sure has too. eoine iltefor youroelf. 1955 F01U) • • • . ' . The IC...,.alte Certlfk:ate permanently registers and protecta ,your diamonds agolm.t ION from the sening for one year , •• and .,......,... a perftcf ' C.ntl:t• engagement .diamond. , , .. MILWAUKEE, Wia. UPI- Phcfl. er Alan lOti of Altamont, Utah, ba1 been siyned bY the Milwaukee Braves to a 1960 contract with Boise, Idaho of the Ptoneer Lea· ,ue. lora, Ul, is .a graduate of the B'ravea' tryout tcllool bl!ld at Rushville, Neb., lut June. did. $395 1953 FORD • •• Cvstomllne 2-DilOr Soi!lan. V-8 engine. Bright new Ileal 'ilj~~ - A banquet end• the event,... - •IIOOTI HOllill I'OUR NEW Y<m.K UPI-Jocke)' Larry Adama booted home four winners ·A·quetiuet Tbuuday, includlni 1 Small, Who tron the flrat race wben Loat City was dlaquaHfied. Adatn1' other victories were abolrd Rant N Rave, On Your MlnCI and sun of IJght.s. $895 Custom V-8 2-Dol>r. Frisky -· t ybung ®lt. A top per· former and a good, looker. So1ltl 'as a rock, too. It • 11 steal of a deal. Better drive It now. . 1955 DeSOTO • $1095 Firedome Sporllman. This H..,tlop beauty baa only -)lad one owner. He wu parltc\IJar .'tdo u you can oee. ·FUll lime power ateerllli· Powldrfill8 trahlmlnlon. Radio, lleater and many more acetUOrlilo. 1954 O.LDS • • • TRUCk .... ' ..i: M1lOAfMS l . • ' • Super 88 Hollday ·Coupe. 'Piuhllil ·perfonnan¢e with lhe world lamoaa !lOcket online ~<! Jetaway Hydnlllatte Drive. An etupUonail)"ltlcelcar lor the model. ' : • • ' FORD'·· ~953 BUICk .... $395 Stirring 2·1olle IJ'Hn llnllb. Smooth power atralllbi' 8 en· . • • < glne wltb dyaaflow trlll&mllilon. LOt of cot fiir little money . . . • • 1956 PLv .M ou·· · , •· · •• .,, I , •._A'. • Savoy 4 Door. V8 eu&IN-•Wiih ~ SblA 'ftailiinlliiiOII, two tono groy flnllb. ~ 11fl.ll...'li!li 't l'lillllto fillrril. .I . . . . . 1953 CKR.T SUR · $491 New .Yorker 4 Door, fillr, i!I\IJilped, power •l"I:IDJ. Drlvea Ulte new. Here't.W-'lllriillj ilif 'Wftltli lrilKb more. · . .. fiOM •• tH ·STOCI' H. • '· ' �.. ' ft€'Ai Devils Place 8 Players On .t\11-Star Club Versatility, Determination, Numbers Rated Most 'Important For Rise Of Michigan Strength South African -8 , ·:baiJy Sedfinel, Pomeroy ~ai!Yistntlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 20,•191;9, ·Midt!leport, o.,. Nor.~o. '"9 . . . • ~oach Jim Vennari Honot.ed Jith Elettion As Coach Of·yeaT For 1959 CtUC'AGO UPI- Veru.tility, deElliott, ati.IJ. al.lle to p1ck flaws tr yina: t o kee:p them as fresh t s t.ermiM(iOn t~nd numbers )\liVe in h1s f1rst Wolverine eleven, possible, and freshness bus helpmade Mk!hi.Jtn a beUer football wid he couldll't "single out any ed us. " iellll th1n Mb its eoecbea •nti· one Individual. or even several" Elliott particularly uedit~ the ciplted, 10 me;,be thia week the to nplain the rile of the team , defen~ive play of the team, beWolverines •m eome back all tbe wbldl now has won two of its cause tbe ~lub still hasn't adaptway with • victory In ''The Game" t,.st four gamu. aU against Big ed to his Ytihged·T offense. , 11galnit Ohio $Ute. Ten competilJon. ~n a defenaive effort " We'n a better club than 1 " It's been a team effort," he enabled us to bane in thought we'd be" Coacb Bump qld, "with two or three players he said, 1'because we're Elliott said, "and we tblnk 1n1're turnlna in a tremendous game takinl full advantage of the eapable of beaUni Ohio State, one week, then the next week otrenae. We haven't moved the but onty beeause we've lOt a two or three other playen do it, ball rea~ well in any game. t~unch of fighters. and the week: after that, somebody "Obio State baa more exptrl· else. "We've found our strength in 11 ence th1n we do, and should be quite a bit better. But we've numbers. We've used 34, 36, 38 ., · won games tbis year against players a game. We don't hav£ teams · which should have been great personnel, so we've been ... • • •- • • • • • •. ·-SIZ:Z:LING I I I iiii - • · C:HAR.BitOILED STEAKS tbe new Jaw, Dlttrlct' GO fo• ~•tlonal 1.0~ Board NLRB electlol.j wbicb wotbh cllooie baqaln1 ing repretentativfl; · Duck Huntm" fn West vIrgtnia • •• Is T0 day w. Va • ....... UIIArT.fi. Act' It under from OtferiJW To Ask-Crnmbs UPI (Porter Henne, Ne.t York Strips, Clubl AI) In·Other Cbnntries Crows Steak Hause Scout~ Must ls 'Po~owAt ··Oaftipolis Most of the ducks were l!lighted on the stretch of rlver lH!tween Pt. Plea1ant and Dam 23 1t Rav- The onnuil Cub te•dm Scouts of Ainttrtei, wUt at the LOS ANGI~d UPI '"" ........ Fill.,."'· 136, MultO C~ ·~ ~Intoed Javelltnl KW, fk. Mf- Three New Foes Carded For ML Union School 0. ~~ - A ninefootball l<hodulo, .loolu~lftg new foe1, waa announced to- _,_,,.. , day by Mount Union Athletie Di.· rector Jack Raftld for the 1960 I. 4lh onoi-L...,uot Wow of t~'e )IC"M' ! tJJitti(:t enswood. ntia (10). . :; w..liloiiton SChOol Jn 'QaliiiSOUs. Nov. 21 tt 1 ~ - ·~t&rt~s,'aaliyhfe Pow lllolollo... l FEA.'i'Uus .Bh 'tate' Pta~ EUfueliWY •ot•OGS - SlturdQ, 1"''··"" HOT GIOCOI.ATI .~- ALLlANCE .0£1' -A"SAFffi'-mTED" USED CAR NOW, •••WINTERPROO~bl AND READY-T1J-ROLL I season . New teams added are Mirletta, A..ahland and Deniaon. These replace Wittenberg, Andenol! and • Capital. The Raldera ollen their home season with Marietta on Oct. 1 and windup the season agatnlt Muakingum on Nov. 19. The schedule calla ft~r the Raid· era Ul fice •etJht Ohio Confl'tenee oppDRenta. 'l'llere mwer ""' a better lime lo gel a real bargain In a good used ear than right now. We've whlleked lhe •prleos to md.e 'em' ..tlt lliio:i.:J.ow: be glad yo~ y;u'll llAVU IUJN lloQ~\U 1954 OLDS • • • $895 98 t-Door Sedan. ooscious 2-ton& green. Plenty of. room lor tile whole lamlly hi !hll 'boat. 411 the d)'lving convehlencejfeaturea, tob. A quality car at a new low piice. Eye It lodly. · covers. Fordomitlc drive. "I idt rhythm" sa)'ll this little car. She sure has too. eoine iltefor youroelf. 1955 F01U) • • • . ' . The IC...,.alte Certlfk:ate permanently registers and protecta ,your diamonds agolm.t ION from the sening for one year , •• and .,......,... a perftcf ' C.ntl:t• engagement .diamond. , , .. MILWAUKEE, Wia. UPI- Phcfl. er Alan lOti of Altamont, Utah, ba1 been siyned bY the Milwaukee Braves to a 1960 contract with Boise, Idaho of the Ptoneer Lea· ,ue. lora, Ul, is .a graduate of the B'ravea' tryout tcllool bl!ld at Rushville, Neb., lut June. did. $395 1953 FORD • •• Cvstomllne 2-DilOr Soi!lan. V-8 engine. Bright new Ileal 'ilj~~ - A banquet end• the event,... - •IIOOTI HOllill I'OUR NEW Y<m.K UPI-Jocke)' Larry Adama booted home four winners ·A·quetiuet Tbuuday, includlni 1 Small, Who tron the flrat race wben Loat City was dlaquaHfied. Adatn1' other victories were abolrd Rant N Rave, On Your MlnCI and sun of IJght.s. $895 Custom V-8 2-Dol>r. Frisky -· t ybung ®lt. A top per· former and a good, looker. So1ltl 'as a rock, too. It • 11 steal of a deal. Better drive It now. . 1955 DeSOTO • $1095 Firedome Sporllman. This H..,tlop beauty baa only -)lad one owner. He wu parltc\IJar .'tdo u you can oee. ·FUll lime power ateerllli· Powldrfill8 trahlmlnlon. Radio, lleater and many more acetUOrlilo. 1954 O.LDS • • • TRUCk .... ' ..i: M1lOAfMS l . • ' • Super 88 Hollday ·Coupe. 'Piuhllil ·perfonnan¢e with lhe world lamoaa !lOcket online ~<! Jetaway Hydnlllatte Drive. An etupUonail)"ltlcelcar lor the model. ' : • • ' FORD'·· ~953 BUICk .... $395 Stirring 2·1olle IJ'Hn llnllb. Smooth power atralllbi' 8 en· . • • < glne wltb dyaaflow trlll&mllilon. LOt of cot fiir little money . . . • • 1956 PLv .M ou·· · , •· · •• .,, I , •._A'. • Savoy 4 Door. V8 eu&IN-•Wiih ~ SblA 'ftailiinlliiiOII, two tono groy flnllb. ~ 11fl.ll...'li!li 't l'lillllto fillrril. .I . . . . . 1953 CKR.T SUR · $491 New .Yorker 4 Door, fillr, i!I\IJilped, power •l"I:IDJ. Drlvea Ulte new. Here't.W-'lllriillj ilif 'Wftltli lrilKb more. · . .. fiOM •• tH ·STOCI' H. • '· ' �' • ' ' II Daily Seni!Del, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Nov. 20,1959 ~~·~~~----~~----=· WANT ADS roa CONSISTENT DEPJ!NDABLI RESULTS PHONE 398 Rt..TES I tlllltl per ....., ooe lnlertioo. .llintDum chue.. - 60 I C11DU per wwd for three c:onaeeutlYe ~ !17 l Help Wonted_ P•o RESULTS 24-a For Sale Ot Trade NO STRIKES OR LAY OFFS. A. better than averaa:e tneome the year around. We train youl Full I ==:--=:,.,-:::-::-::-c==-:o-:-o: or part time, men or women. TWO BEAGLE RABBIT DOGS Investigate The J. R. Watkins for ule or trade for gun. Ava Co. today. Write Dept. ES, Box Gilkey, Harriaonvllle Pbone (11) 13, 20, 2'1; (12) 4-4tp 24919 Rutland. ll-19-3te MO, Barberton, Obio. ee.a11. Spedai - one moDlb fOJ' 30 cente per word. Jt'ull tate Of 3 centil per word will be ebara:ed for Hvert.iliDC liDO( .Ud withio 10 dayo •Iter ~riD& bill Brron iu Adnr1i.dne - ShOuld be Mported lnuDtdlately. TV IMUJ Seutinel will AOt be l'elpomtble fol' mon~ t.twl one iDacJr. netillllertloa. Card of Thonb ond Spe<Ql Notleel ol Eveu.. " ·00. Obltuarleo publilhed at 1 cent per WCJrd. WORDS 1 DAY 14 20 3 DAYS IIOo 80o: 80o: 7lle ,~... e DAYJ -'·311 '1.80 1 MO I WD..L NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for aD)' deb\6 contracted by aD)'· one other lh.an myseU. , (SiiDed) Kenneth Yonker 322 Nonh second Ave. Middleport, Ohio (11) 12, 13, 19, 20, 4tp , TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 ...110 ..... SEE THE :i:OO Steamboat BJil li:O:IO l'h;•:o r..tCI ___ - - ~ .....rtll ldoae." IUD Ill · 'IM ,...._ I'H bll ltlooll "'Vere-o ~IIOM ... J ...., ..... , ,....... ,... ........ .,._ _..,...................... . ,. . leftll " IC' tln•· no '.l .llll Nt> '.o'S l:Jo:l¥.Ut-. 11 : 10 Weathercast ll:l& H1.e lotet P.ar Sbow . t :OO Sion "" • , Channel s- Saturdat &:1~ oo Si~ B:OO Ramar ol the Jungle 8:30 Cil"<"le 3. K&$.:11 9:30 Junior Auction \Cl:OO Hnwdl'; OoodJ W:JO T~e fUlff and lledltJ ftort ll:uG Fury ll :30 (;lrcus Boy :.~ Jt'11 Ha'm~nd Playtime News Picture Sports ~undup 9:30 J:tv:e l'incen 10:30 Law of the '~linsmtD l :00 j ' 1:10 l R'eW~~ Rei~ Wert;liei(opt' ' •l ;15 Sbuckwateb "' ' ~IJZ" ,~, c::-'--.::..~---,.-- -· Channel ·3 - 'Sunda) 11:30 11 :4ft l2:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 2:00 4:3{) "'n · Sign i Tbil a the t.lfB ·· TY Chapel Industiy qn Parade Garden Club .of tbe Air Chomp}imsbl~ Bowling Cleveland. :Qrowna World Cham1lonlhlp Colf :5:3;0 · Tbn:l: ~~ . 1 .: G:Ofl' M~f· the~~ ' 6:30 N, e,,s . ~.p.re " . '1.00 RiverbO!lb:•. · !J. > fl j I I' ' 'I 'J HJ:OO . LQI'Gtta : YQ~ 10t30 .'\'l'iehl~ ·Tol'JI .' I 00 Ne:W~ Ht:..u"-'ll:lO .WQU!-•rcalt 12:30 Detective's Dl.&ry J :00 Glass Bottom Boat NCAA Foolball ··~;, 4:00 Modern Selene~ ~~at~ ~ld' Nitewa:;!'lc:b:_;,.._ __ • WCHS.TV Cfo.onnel 8 ·' l': ~l~:~~Show . Channa: 8- Frld11> -&:00 ·American flaodrtalltd 8:00 :Sea ,Hunt '-8:80 · Lea.ri. •it to ~aver Q~OO Lawre11'* 'Welk ShoW 5:30 Rin Tin 'ftn 8:00 $an FrandrcQ !eat &;x Y r>ur l!.:l'l~u Re~.,.. ADD A ROOM TO YOUR HOME ::' i:IB 8.00 SWIJi•Y•'Sb.OW(:iiise 9:00 ~evy Sll9• , 12:00 True Story 1:15 ...... . , ' 7:30 · Bon&D.Za 8:30 Pontiac StaT. Parade 6:45 Huntley BrinUey Rf!POrt . 7:00 Science Fiction Theater This Man Dawson a:oo T-roubleshooters 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 11:30 .M-Squad 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports 10:45 Jackpot ·Bowling daughter, Mrs. John Smith, hame. Mra. Smith bas been her since the deaLh of ber father. Bruce May has been ill with ton· silitil!l. Dal~ 'Musser, local rural mail carrier is on vacation. Dayton Par· sons is substituting during his ab· sence. -w........ ';"'rtl-mt) lie ......... feet Stea mboat BUt f<J!"\1.'~ ' 6:30 Waterfroat 7:00 Saturd•y Nlaht lo10botte 8:15 Tbe Jim 1'har%er Sbow f'.:to W•n tlh:r . tun I 1960 I' 5:45 6:00 6:15 4:00 House on Hlih Stroet 4 :30 Split Personality R·'lO ,., iwole 4:3Q ,Saturday Theater I 5:30 Huntillgton and Fishinl · Cilanriel3 -Friday Mrs. Bessie Wise one day lhe past week. , Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden, Steve, Larry and Gary, spent Sunda:y evening with. Mr. and Mrs. Rob· ert Fetty and family of fomeroy . Mrs. Earl Halliday of Ath~ens is spending a lew days with her sis•er-lo-law, Mrs. Fern Sweeney. :J.r. and Mrs. Nate Wise, Jane and John were shopping in Gallipoli&, Saturday. Miss Edna Mae Swick is a pa· tient at the Mason Clinic. Mrs. P. A. Jividen left Saturday for Flori.da where she will :spend the winter. She accompanied her (91 For Sole I Notice . uo • io, 1958--c7 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MidclleP.,n, o.; ~py. . '\ ' RICE-NO CASH HANAMAKI Japan UPI- Agrl· culture studenl.1 at the high .tehool in thls northern J~tpanese city qn pay their tuition n ext year wlth two bales of r ice Instead of cash. 20 'l.OC f2.26 f7.110 AdJ reeelvtd by 10 A ll wilt be lu that dl.f'a ~per. (I ' By United Preu lnternetlon•l Amtrlcan Hockey L••vue Buffalo 's Providence 2 Henhey I Springfield 2 Natlonel Hockey League Cltlcago 5 }4ew York 3 Turonto 3 o.trolt 2 NatiON! Beskatb.ll Auocletlon Syr•cuse \38 SOliton 103 New York leN Mlnn••polll 105 O.trolt 110 Cincinnati 93 Only gaml'l' Kheduted !OtOO J~~ile;e ».·.s: A. 11:00 'Qp.to·th~·)ll:aute Ne:n U:\0 . Late Show e:40 Wefltherman 6:45 - John 'Datily News 7:00 28 Men · 7:30 Walt Disney Presents 6:30 Man From Bla~k Hawk 9:00 77 Sun.set ,strlp , lO:OO 'f~' ;bttecJives ' IQ:30 Black Slddlo .I l• ll;OO 1'hP' News Tonight , ¥t~'JS s&.Ming the weather 1:10 1 Sp~ts ; ' ' '' .'iepor.t ll:tll Late Sho.,. ;q 12:!15 Sign Off ' • PHONE 6220 YOUR PIPES .VALLEY LUMBER Gnd Supply Soul~ Third Ave. M!dllleport, Ohio l:OO • cartoon Spectaeular t2:00 LUnch with Soupy Sales l2:30 Eddie Seaerist and the 1:30 ,Rollin' Rockets 1:00 TV Clasaroom 1':30 !Ug l'ictul'e !1::00 Ll1 R~cals For Free Estimates tnsu1atfan & cover with the· J~Iuded vapar 1111 bpe. $1 pkg. c:overs 17 ft of li,. pipe. $" 111 loirrv. I:! :j I · tf:OO B11d8e 6. Bulleta basement to add UvabiHty to your home at very modest oost. Call us. ·~'Job. Slm~y Wllp on tho fiber alass ' · Charinei iS- Saturda' We'll f}nish off a room or • STOP DRIPPING PII'ES • INSUlAtE ~or end CClD WA!EII LINES • STOP FREfliNG . ~ brio! cold onapi WRAI'.QN INSUlATION Is •• eny do-lt·)'DIU'· ' ·~·" 4:ll0 Studi,O Wit!stHng 5:bQ ~11-Star G9Jf ' a!llll'1'Miy 1!6ltWS • :I ' Lawmitn ~:00 , T,h-e Rel;lel .):30 11le Alaska1111 .01SC, 'WOrld Gf ,Talent ·' .. , • I J:(J<H•.,...!M!,.. ·TortiiiJ!t ; ll;~ We11.tbet - - - - =-- _..... 4i... Cl•ll UMG All _ _ _ CM'I MoiTIIOPOLITAH I Toy 10-For Sole or Rent I•.,. JIARNES.SJMI'S(lN INSURANCI!. Ajeotl, Middleport. lire, AIIIGTWO STORY fRAME 3 BED· lh11bJle, Bonds. Phone 6810. room and bath, bot air aaa fur· RICCI, near achool and <!hUl'<!b, COllPLETE INSUBANCJ: PROtection. Life, Aulo, Fire, Polio. Main St., MlddleporL Phone CaU Don M.llll, Middleport, Sl38lol. 11·20-Stc Obit. and Mn. Harvey Erlewine Joetta were bUDU)' illtl\1 of aunl, Mr. and. Mra. t.ewa MU. O( lilt. W. V•. II I paUen~ Bit: 11:10 Late Show -:----.,-- \ m thannel.13- Fddoy • t:q{) The E:rtghter 1>11· ~:1& Th'l Secret Stonn . i:30 The Edge or Nle:ht 9:30 .0100 !0:30 :1:00 The Three Stooges 11:00 ·);30 The Life of , Riley '!. .. ') 'il:30 , , .,e:oo Artbur J . .qmjth-.Nt~• :t:tG Jult! RlvHn Show , 8:30 Amoi · 'n' Andy ?:'00 1:30 ~ :30 .S:OO iO:OO 10:!0 11:00, ll :UI 1:30 Sho~gun .I · Slade RaWhide·. HctefDtPilN!e DesQu Playhouse The ..!J'WiUght' Zone Person to PersoD 11 J'cloet NeWI Theater 13 Sign Off 'tilunndl h I '1' 4S tO:OO 10:30 ·11:00 I 11:30 1.0:80 ll :00 U :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:00 won by 0t1 and the)' ~ -,..,... @) -- AU"FO ' PARTS ~" ' !' ' · Saturday , B:OO Our Gang Comediel !0:00 Cartoon Show I 11:M I' I ' . .~ .;. Mignty Mowe PlqlRUiol I Love Lucy . 1be Lone Ranger Sky King All sta~ Movie Matinee Club Steve 1 I. ' '' ( :ll J Kaat tstcnor wat • WHTN.TV _Channel 13 •t '(' .., -. WindoW' , 8:00 Captain .Kangaroo GIA~T .• •• ' ' $4.95., $9.95 .. With E&<:blnae . .:j"" :~'.: ' ;.~i: ~ '• UIID CAR L'•. I .,,, ' '; ·' . ' ., ~·"· · ..-- · ·· -··'~ ' '•' ' '•,~ • ' ' •' . I : �' • ' ' II Daily Seni!Del, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Nov. 20,1959 ~~·~~~----~~----=· WANT ADS roa CONSISTENT DEPJ!NDABLI RESULTS PHONE 398 Rt..TES I tlllltl per ....., ooe lnlertioo. .llintDum chue.. - 60 I C11DU per wwd for three c:onaeeutlYe ~ !17 l Help Wonted_ P•o RESULTS 24-a For Sale Ot Trade NO STRIKES OR LAY OFFS. A. better than averaa:e tneome the year around. We train youl Full I ==:--=:,.,-:::-::-::-c==-:o-:-o: or part time, men or women. TWO BEAGLE RABBIT DOGS Investigate The J. R. Watkins for ule or trade for gun. Ava Co. today. Write Dept. ES, Box Gilkey, Harriaonvllle Pbone (11) 13, 20, 2'1; (12) 4-4tp 24919 Rutland. ll-19-3te MO, Barberton, Obio. ee.a11. Spedai - one moDlb fOJ' 30 cente per word. Jt'ull tate Of 3 centil per word will be ebara:ed for Hvert.iliDC liDO( .Ud withio 10 dayo •Iter ~riD& bill Brron iu Adnr1i.dne - ShOuld be Mported lnuDtdlately. TV IMUJ Seutinel will AOt be l'elpomtble fol' mon~ t.twl one iDacJr. netillllertloa. Card of Thonb ond Spe<Ql Notleel ol Eveu.. " ·00. Obltuarleo publilhed at 1 cent per WCJrd. WORDS 1 DAY 14 20 3 DAYS IIOo 80o: 80o: 7lle ,~... e DAYJ -'·311 '1.80 1 MO I WD..L NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for aD)' deb\6 contracted by aD)'· one other lh.an myseU. , (SiiDed) Kenneth Yonker 322 Nonh second Ave. Middleport, Ohio (11) 12, 13, 19, 20, 4tp , TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 ...110 ..... SEE THE :i:OO Steamboat BJil li:O:IO l'h;•:o r..tCI ___ - - ~ .....rtll ldoae." IUD Ill · 'IM ,...._ I'H bll ltlooll "'Vere-o ~IIOM ... J ...., ..... , ,....... ,... ........ .,._ _..,...................... . ,. . leftll " IC' tln•· no '.l .llll Nt> '.o'S l:Jo:l¥.Ut-. 11 : 10 Weathercast ll:l& H1.e lotet P.ar Sbow . t :OO Sion "" • , Channel s- Saturdat &:1~ oo Si~ B:OO Ramar ol the Jungle 8:30 Cil"<"le 3. K&$.:11 9:30 Junior Auction \Cl:OO Hnwdl'; OoodJ W:JO T~e fUlff and lledltJ ftort ll:uG Fury ll :30 (;lrcus Boy :.~ Jt'11 Ha'm~nd Playtime News Picture Sports ~undup 9:30 J:tv:e l'incen 10:30 Law of the '~linsmtD l :00 j ' 1:10 l R'eW~~ Rei~ Wert;liei(opt' ' •l ;15 Sbuckwateb "' ' ~IJZ" ,~, c::-'--.::..~---,.-- -· Channel ·3 - 'Sunda) 11:30 11 :4ft l2:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 2:00 4:3{) "'n · Sign i Tbil a the t.lfB ·· TY Chapel Industiy qn Parade Garden Club .of tbe Air Chomp}imsbl~ Bowling Cleveland. :Qrowna World Cham1lonlhlp Colf :5:3;0 · Tbn:l: ~~ . 1 .: G:Ofl' M~f· the~~ ' 6:30 N, e,,s . ~.p.re " . '1.00 RiverbO!lb:•. · !J. > fl j I I' ' 'I 'J HJ:OO . LQI'Gtta : YQ~ 10t30 .'\'l'iehl~ ·Tol'JI .' I 00 Ne:W~ Ht:..u"-'ll:lO .WQU!-•rcalt 12:30 Detective's Dl.&ry J :00 Glass Bottom Boat NCAA Foolball ··~;, 4:00 Modern Selene~ ~~at~ ~ld' Nitewa:;!'lc:b:_;,.._ __ • WCHS.TV Cfo.onnel 8 ·' l': ~l~:~~Show . Channa: 8- Frld11> -&:00 ·American flaodrtalltd 8:00 :Sea ,Hunt '-8:80 · Lea.ri. •it to ~aver Q~OO Lawre11'* 'Welk ShoW 5:30 Rin Tin 'ftn 8:00 $an FrandrcQ !eat &;x Y r>ur l!.:l'l~u Re~.,.. ADD A ROOM TO YOUR HOME ::' i:IB 8.00 SWIJi•Y•'Sb.OW(:iiise 9:00 ~evy Sll9• , 12:00 True Story 1:15 ...... . , ' 7:30 · Bon&D.Za 8:30 Pontiac StaT. Parade 6:45 Huntley BrinUey Rf!POrt . 7:00 Science Fiction Theater This Man Dawson a:oo T-roubleshooters 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 11:30 .M-Squad 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports 10:45 Jackpot ·Bowling daughter, Mrs. John Smith, hame. Mra. Smith bas been her since the deaLh of ber father. Bruce May has been ill with ton· silitil!l. Dal~ 'Musser, local rural mail carrier is on vacation. Dayton Par· sons is substituting during his ab· sence. -w........ ';"'rtl-mt) lie ......... feet Stea mboat BUt f<J!"\1.'~ ' 6:30 Waterfroat 7:00 Saturd•y Nlaht lo10botte 8:15 Tbe Jim 1'har%er Sbow f'.:to W•n tlh:r . tun I 1960 I' 5:45 6:00 6:15 4:00 House on Hlih Stroet 4 :30 Split Personality R·'lO ,., iwole 4:3Q ,Saturday Theater I 5:30 Huntillgton and Fishinl · Cilanriel3 -Friday Mrs. Bessie Wise one day lhe past week. , Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden, Steve, Larry and Gary, spent Sunda:y evening with. Mr. and Mrs. Rob· ert Fetty and family of fomeroy . Mrs. Earl Halliday of Ath~ens is spending a lew days with her sis•er-lo-law, Mrs. Fern Sweeney. :J.r. and Mrs. Nate Wise, Jane and John were shopping in Gallipoli&, Saturday. Miss Edna Mae Swick is a pa· tient at the Mason Clinic. Mrs. P. A. Jividen left Saturday for Flori.da where she will :spend the winter. She accompanied her (91 For Sole I Notice . uo • io, 1958--c7 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MidclleP.,n, o.; ~py. . '\ ' RICE-NO CASH HANAMAKI Japan UPI- Agrl· culture studenl.1 at the high .tehool in thls northern J~tpanese city qn pay their tuition n ext year wlth two bales of r ice Instead of cash. 20 'l.OC f2.26 f7.110 AdJ reeelvtd by 10 A ll wilt be lu that dl.f'a ~per. (I ' By United Preu lnternetlon•l Amtrlcan Hockey L••vue Buffalo 's Providence 2 Henhey I Springfield 2 Natlonel Hockey League Cltlcago 5 }4ew York 3 Turonto 3 o.trolt 2 NatiON! Beskatb.ll Auocletlon Syr•cuse \38 SOliton 103 New York leN Mlnn••polll 105 O.trolt 110 Cincinnati 93 Only gaml'l' Kheduted !OtOO J~~ile;e ».·.s: A. 11:00 'Qp.to·th~·)ll:aute Ne:n U:\0 . Late Show e:40 Wefltherman 6:45 - John 'Datily News 7:00 28 Men · 7:30 Walt Disney Presents 6:30 Man From Bla~k Hawk 9:00 77 Sun.set ,strlp , lO:OO 'f~' ;bttecJives ' IQ:30 Black Slddlo .I l• ll;OO 1'hP' News Tonight , ¥t~'JS s&.Ming the weather 1:10 1 Sp~ts ; ' ' '' .'iepor.t ll:tll Late Sho.,. ;q 12:!15 Sign Off ' • PHONE 6220 YOUR PIPES .VALLEY LUMBER Gnd Supply Soul~ Third Ave. M!dllleport, Ohio l:OO • cartoon Spectaeular t2:00 LUnch with Soupy Sales l2:30 Eddie Seaerist and the 1:30 ,Rollin' Rockets 1:00 TV Clasaroom 1':30 !Ug l'ictul'e !1::00 Ll1 R~cals For Free Estimates tnsu1atfan & cover with the· J~Iuded vapar 1111 bpe. $1 pkg. c:overs 17 ft of li,. pipe. $" 111 loirrv. I:! :j I · tf:OO B11d8e 6. Bulleta basement to add UvabiHty to your home at very modest oost. Call us. ·~'Job. Slm~y Wllp on tho fiber alass ' · Charinei iS- Saturda' We'll f}nish off a room or • STOP DRIPPING PII'ES • INSUlAtE ~or end CClD WA!EII LINES • STOP FREfliNG . ~ brio! cold onapi WRAI'.QN INSUlATION Is •• eny do-lt·)'DIU'· ' ·~·" 4:ll0 Studi,O Wit!stHng 5:bQ ~11-Star G9Jf ' a!llll'1'Miy 1!6ltWS • :I ' Lawmitn ~:00 , T,h-e Rel;lel .):30 11le Alaska1111 .01SC, 'WOrld Gf ,Talent ·' .. , • I J:(J<H•.,...!M!,.. ·TortiiiJ!t ; ll;~ We11.tbet - - - - =-- _..... 4i... Cl•ll UMG All _ _ _ CM'I MoiTIIOPOLITAH I Toy 10-For Sole or Rent I•.,. JIARNES.SJMI'S(lN INSURANCI!. Ajeotl, Middleport. lire, AIIIGTWO STORY fRAME 3 BED· lh11bJle, Bonds. Phone 6810. room and bath, bot air aaa fur· RICCI, near achool and <!hUl'<!b, COllPLETE INSUBANCJ: PROtection. Life, Aulo, Fire, Polio. Main St., MlddleporL Phone CaU Don M.llll, Middleport, Sl38lol. 11·20-Stc Obit. and Mn. Harvey Erlewine Joetta were bUDU)' illtl\1 of aunl, Mr. and. Mra. t.ewa MU. O( lilt. W. V•. II I paUen~ Bit: 11:10 Late Show -:----.,-- \ m thannel.13- Fddoy • t:q{) The E:rtghter 1>11· ~:1& Th'l Secret Stonn . i:30 The Edge or Nle:ht 9:30 .0100 !0:30 :1:00 The Three Stooges 11:00 ·);30 The Life of , Riley '!. .. ') 'il:30 , , .,e:oo Artbur J . .qmjth-.Nt~• :t:tG Jult! RlvHn Show , 8:30 Amoi · 'n' Andy ?:'00 1:30 ~ :30 .S:OO iO:OO 10:!0 11:00, ll :UI 1:30 Sho~gun .I · Slade RaWhide·. HctefDtPilN!e DesQu Playhouse The ..!J'WiUght' Zone Person to PersoD 11 J'cloet NeWI Theater 13 Sign Off 'tilunndl h I '1' 4S tO:OO 10:30 ·11:00 I 11:30 1.0:80 ll :00 U :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:00 won by 0t1 and the)' ~ -,..,... @) -- AU"FO ' PARTS ~" ' !' ' · Saturday , B:OO Our Gang Comediel !0:00 Cartoon Show I 11:M I' I ' . .~ .;. Mignty Mowe PlqlRUiol I Love Lucy . 1be Lone Ranger Sky King All sta~ Movie Matinee Club Steve 1 I. ' '' ( :ll J Kaat tstcnor wat • WHTN.TV _Channel 13 •t '(' .., -. WindoW' , 8:00 Captain .Kangaroo GIA~T .• •• ' ' $4.95., $9.95 .. With E&<:blnae . .:j"" :~'.: ' ;.~i: ~ '• UIID CAR L'•. I .,,, ' '; ·' . ' ., ~·"· · ..-- · ·· -··'~ ' '•' ' '•,~ • ' ' •' . I : �. . • " ' •( tt! lhDaily Sen~lnel, Pomeroy-lollddleport, 0., Nov. 20, 19~9 Bradbury Parents Visit School In PTA Get-Acquainted. Session Wednesday Arotind And Ahout Middleport wn. l i I At the cloae of the meetine:, the group wall lnvlted to the social room for a cCitfee hour with the Happy Harvestera clus as hoste,.es. .,..-.,-:--:-::--:------- '! Jolly Club Is E ntertaine d By Mrs. Eld"n WI' II ., Mn. Eldon Will entertained the Jolly Club Wednesday evening at ber home In Syracuae. . During the buslne•• seuion In eharge of Mn. Gene Evana plana wert~ made for 8 Chriltmlll din· ner to be held Wednetday, Dec. 9 at 6.30 p. m. at the home of Mrt. Otmer Grimm, followed with a party and gift exchange at the home of Mrt. Enna. Election of officers for the new year wa• heLd with Mn. Grimm aeleeted 81 prealdent; Mrs John Lelfhelt, viet preoaident; Mn. Lll· lie Hauck, ~ecretary; Mra. Gerald Wildermuth, tre.nurer Mrs. Af· bert Woodard, Christmas fund nnd Mrs. Evans, flower fund . The traveling prloz:e donated by Mrs. Woodard was awarded to Mrs. Henry Dtlley. G1 me1 were played and prius awarded t.o Mrs. Wildermuth and Mra. c-.arles Straull. Mra Donak! llauck received an aDDIVerJJry gift from her aecret Ptl. Refreabmenta were served by thfl holtell to 10 mcmb~:~n. The Lord'S Prayer wll read and ' uplalned In a beautiful poem b)' ' lira. Bartell and sbe read, larte ; eenb with the Lord'l Prayar ln· ~tibed were ditpla)'ed by Mra. 1Meinhart, Mn. ~yfried, Mrs. Wil· " liJm Kennedy, Mr1. Jamea Fugate, 11 ) ; MIGS THEATRE J'omei'OJ, llblo TONIGHT "THE BIG OPERATOR" • Mlcltey Rooney ~ Mamie Van Doren ·I .' •• ~ tATUIIDAY "AL CAPONE" Ro4 Steller - J1mea Grea:ory - allo "JOY RIDE" 1Li1n Doren r- Rad FuH.on · tUN. M0"- an4 TUES. • I "IT ST~Wfl'H A KISS" :· Gleftn J'orld~- Debble Reynold• ;, .,- '.I ;·;.1·,~ - • • l p-[j ; .A-· ·P·I·E- - • . : I ..,..,_ Natloa'a New Tule Senutlon At) 'un:r c •I lfft~S , ,.,... "' ·W , 1 Steak HOUSe I POMEROY I the Middleport Jlrll Baptlat Church will meet it the chure!ti. The Men'l oreanlzatlon . , . . Heath Methodist Cbul'f!h, Middle· port will meet Tue1day evenJns at 7:80 at the.. church. Bernard .Fultz, president of the e:roup 11 urging au men of the church to attend. The Melg11 County Men'a Ftl· lowahlp of the Churchea of Chrlat met Monday evening with Wlll· 11am King, president ln charge of 1 the meetina:. The group have been e!OUectinK clotblng and tow· els to be sent to the Grundy Mlaalon Home In Virginia and now have the box. ready to ablp. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the Seaalonal Selection Commtttee of Pret))yterlen the Flrlt United Church will meet at the cburch. - • • • • ill • - • • • :,;;;;.::;;;;;;;;;;,;;:::::;;:::;=;;::;;;;;:::;;:;:=;::::;:=:, - ~ ;i~;;i 1 WE'LL TALK • • • TURKEY Lyons contributions were voted .to tltf' Athens State Hospita1 and the fam1ly at Chesbtre who were burned out Wednesday . It was .also dec1ded by the class to fix a baske t of good to be taken to a needy family ..BETTER BUYS Dynallow drive. ~~U, Gene Keller and tma:=:::...::.=·~· m Deal Ch riSfma$. . ~------·1 pOrty, 0 Gift Exchange, IS BeJng , PI anne d WA!ll'r.lJIINGTH jacl<et of ~thylt wool, hlghUghted by blaCk wool p..,.men.terle, for a dftll ot oxford gray tlan· ael ud tbeer black wool. lt'a a eottume dealped by Dolllld Brookl tor 'rowley. The lklrt ta p.t.bered for fulltlell and at. taehecl to & aheer black wool aborWJetvtd bodice. Bishop Blanchard To Visit Here The Rt. Rev. Roger W Blan· chard wlil administer ntes of con· 11rmatwn at the Grac:e Episcopal :...'burch, Sunday, November 20 The serv1ce will be held al 4 p m and mtere.sted friends are inv1led to attend. lU ~ II I• R~ llQ ~·~ COFfEl- MAKER 8 Btner tiSiin.l cof~ 1reater coffee economy - 1011 td'l hut IbM .. •Y lffl~l! The Fla"Vo-matic: aives you better coffee, 1hroqb a combination of exclutive and patenud features l'h1t contm. timias IUid tempen.cuu cuctly, aut9maticaJly. Never overheats or "baraa" coffee. never "underpetlu'" either. The flavo-matk method yield. more full Ravot<d 9!P.! 11!! ~pd. ~ • for aew~ cOflec IIVJII&I. • r-· • ·:.;,~~;;iii~;;iii~iii;;;;;;:~~;;;;;:;:;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • for I ~· The ~~a90n City PTA wiU spon-. sor a bake sale next wednesday hom 10 to 2 p. m. et tbe B. • B. Market. Proceeds will be used toward a stage for.. tbe tcbool. · 1957 lUlCK Century .. · .. · · · ·· · $1,995 2 Door Hard Top. Power steerlnr and brakes. Sharp one OWMr. New Buick trade-ln. ' ' 1957 lUlCK VISpeclal ·· ·· · · · · · · .. $1 795 . f Door Sedan. ilyllaflow drive. Radio and Heater:' Own14 by local drual!lt. 1957 PONnAC Vl4 Door .. · · · .. · $1,795 Haiti Top SedaD. Eltra tie, Radio and Healer. • clean one owner car. HydriDI&· ' 19.56 PONTIAC VI 2 Dr. Stila1r·-:···- $1,291 ' ' ~Uc. Spolleu ~lturpolae and whllelbdib. 1t5S·f · VI 2 ~oot·~·lrta• A . .II sharp car ju~ Wlilln& lot you. I . ······$195. , ..PLYMOUtH 2 Door Waa .... .. $695 r ae·wpalllt Job. ••••·M-;oe ~!'.!~ UNT!l: ?:M MO!'!.'T!!IU.r !to\'!'. :.,.,...,................ ...__. ,. , ..'~~, m. ·' , Qaikb. . . . ., .... ~ \ ' ., . . ' \ . ' •• ) l . ' . ' ' . I 1te Par I'Jl,~!'i* 1M Ym •' ., ;~::.. ' ., .>< . . . .tillllifar IUICI Special ...... · .... •.. ·.· .. $495 Bedaa. l!zcepUonal. "' I ' POBOYNlTIOfW " Urges Sale Of Freedom dom but we faU to sell it," Will HeUerman, Director ol Com · muDl.ty Relations for the NationWide Insurance Company, told 200 Meigs county people attending the third annual Farm-City ~~inner in Rutland Friday night. ~r;:,:- 4 .~,.... Mr. Hellel'man spoke of his recent trip to Costa ruco, Hon· •· The ellctlon w.. held lty . dur~ a.. .J Guat~mala with em· 1 lot 11 all four ct..... at D ,.~. P.hu~a o~ the lll.l.an~ ciefhocraey of • scheel the u o&ta ~o. Freed 1n 1MB under ' leadenb•p of Jose Fergaris CO&ta •n ltica is a democrat)' that' main· lCIC t.tins no arruy, il battling to lm· lion. . prove lb ~C0¥10mlc and education· to tho , . _ HOLLYVf09D, Calif•. UPI- al level, and i1as peopJ.e with p-eat 111' SoiMtrt. Potts,....., Ann lh...._r •••••llht c:hampion prlde. 'J hey are led by a gteat man, - · Ntntr · - ... ltti>t~l, - hNrt - att•ck: IUf. the ~aker aaid. an •~lad .,....., 1 He abo pomted out that due to l Jhavlnw In his hoMI the econom1e problems of costa Rlea and other Latin-American COHsatNCE MONET-8tepb!uly Erb, 21, Internal Revenue countrlel there IS great danger of e1ertr: tn Wuhlngton, llhow8 the $4.,000 in 50 and 100 dolla.r Communl1t infiltration. ~~~ wbleh arrtved In 11.."1 envelope wtth u anoDymou note "The United States," Mr. Heller · l&yin& tbe DIDIII!J' wu due tbe govemmenL Now the JeD.der man said, "should aid these eoun· owa 9 oentl more - not enuugb poatage, tries by improving Uving: stand---· ards with farm machinery and tech· nical advice." Pomerot- man, who left here Whether or not th"e ,oountries to become a JeadlnJ ettlwill remam among the free nation& prllllcttce of the area Marion, Kansas, rectnUy annual Thankaglvinc "depend• on our willingness to away in thaj clty at the are held in tbe Eastern help othera to help the.....,lvea," ha8 been learned here. auditorium wi11 be Mr. HeUerman sa1d. Georie eon of a The dinner last rught was part of Mrs. Martha Husted's home room 24 presented a Thanks-afternoon at 3 p. m. the oblervance of Farm . City giving assembly at Pomeroy Junior High School Friday mtJrn. School. Uoyd John Week and w1s held at the Rutland mg, November 20, 1959. It was opened with the traditional there ere still UJ years age H1gh School. lt wai 5ponaored by flag salute led by Ph1l Meier and Jun Mees. open to both mea Pomeroy with hie father and The SCripture, Psalm 100 and the special prayer were given .and glrll, in urban and rural groups of Meigs a elJ:-wetk covered Journey to ceft: who likea to Co~:;.~ Fultz, pre ident of the by Brenda Ingraham. The announcer was Wtlliam Murray. tral KIMaa, where the relt of .fll'e 6 to be at practice 'fhe enttre group, under the - · ,family soon joined them. Mr. Hauwhich the o1 Commerce, directiOn of Mrs. Luclile Swack-~ Pomeroy Chamber er becune a leading cattle11nd ft!il]. waa toaslmaater for the occaaioo are "Come Ye and spoke briefly on the subject ot hamer, vocal mUSIC ID.~tructor, OS e1tate dealer tbere. Come", "We sang "Prayer of ThankigJvmg." Theme of t.he assembly was "A 1'1:1 Aak the "Pohteneu in Progress" He stress"God Of Our ed the need for contmued better Typical ThanksgJVmg Day. " The I To God, Im· underttanding of the problems of first act was a sktt wntte•1 and both rural and urban folk. 1'he Farm CJty Week observance duectoo by ~ mntb-grade student 3 Vei'JeS is designed to bring about better Rosetta "'l Unle" Lisle The settmg understandmg and apprpeciation ~as a family at TbanksglV!ng dtn· WASHINGTON UPI-The chinof the American way of life, Mr. ~~ The characters were: Mother, ce s of an mcrease m parcel Fulu pointed out. Mary Radfurd; Father, Cnarles post rates before CIU'lstmas seem· Lee; .Younger ctaugb~, Sb_aron ed dtm today. Follo~inig the d.i.Qner the Rut· J.iyseU.; c:fder daughter,. Ethel The Post GH1ce Departmeot " 19~· Ronate Phalin. l~Dd,;.ollith ~ kbool fJhoru• under HJse.U, ~w..s gj.ov.ea the ·-go ahead Frida.y to . ·-'~ 'ol',t· " " t.h$ ;at~~'! of Mrs. C. 0. Cbap. . Jennifer Lohse played a piano : make boosts n-eragmg 17 per bHifL .entor.amed trith three 'fiUm· solo •'Nola'' exhlbltlng rare skill fccnt but 1t looks ltke JMe public bers. . at ihe keyboart.l wdl be gJven 60 days notice. The reception committee, • · Tb lnt tat c fartn couple, Mr. and Mrs. Orion The second act was a typical . e ~rs ~ o~merce COOt· Roush, Salem Center, and Mr. and "pep" rally at Pomeroy High lmuswn ICC appro\ed the • , bigbMra Ted Reed Jr Pomeroy 11 School m 19ti9. The participants er postage for parcel post and tow~ couple, .Ueet~ the gu~sts 'were Che~rleaders: Ann Hubbard, O~t!r fourth afclass mall..Tbl e Post The regutratmn c mmlttee was Rosella Lisle and Sandra London; 0, 1ce sa1d terward 1 Would COLUMBUS UPI- Ohio drivers M N Ill V 1 C ~ b' ".A tbe Hanel · Pamela Hobstetter Jim d1sclose the clfccttve date 111 "'n wlth accident free records staod rs. e e a e, olum Ia, ....n . · ' announcement M.ond y Delmar Hamm, Racine, Mnl Char· Mees and Jennifer Lohse; Coach Tl d a · . to reoeive a 10 \o 1~ per tent aDS Ov• les Karr Jr. Pomeroy and Mn. Cilo, EmQlll Rodgers and C. S. le . epartment estimate<: ear· discount In .insurance rates start· Pete Moivit' Middlep~rt. Gibbs, Suerintendent, Jerry her tbts year tbat the mcreased tng Dee, 15. C 00 Th dJ y, d h Shamblin. fourth cla'lS rates would boost 1ts Tbe state Ini'Ul'&DC!e Department e nncr Wlli serve by t e reven..ucs an addithnai $88,000,000 baa approved a pl•n to give the At Rutland Band Boo~ten and the ta· Katbryn Qualls and Dolores .a year It said 1t lost $100,800,000 &&fe driven premium benefits In "er Cr~e~~enyte~eeect:~:. 0p~a~~ew~:~ bles were attractively decorated Landers sang "Plenty Good ' on fourt h class mail durmg the insurance. " by members ot aeven garden clubs Lov•"n"'. 1958 fiSt' 1 __'..:_:':..e...•:_'·----Those drivers whQ have not made for a Tea to be held Wednes· under the dlreetton of Mn. GenThe tbil'd act was the h1gh been involved In a chargeable day, November 23, at f(yger Creek eva Nolan Home Demonstration Agent. aa'rden club!l parJ.Icip•ting point of our modern ThankflgiVIng traffic accident or who have not Hi13h School. The Tea is to be held in honor of were Syracuu, Wa1k·ln, WUdwood, Day, tbe football game between been convicted of moving traffic members of the club. Moth· Amateur, Middleport Star and the long-time rava.hi, Pomeroy new violations In the past tbree years en of the new members and old Chester. and M1Ck:lleport. William Murray are eligible for the m1x.imum 15 members and the faculty are to be was the referee and the announcer per .cent aavin&. of the game w~s Tom Shasteen. entertained. The new members to Tb11 National Bureau 'Of Casual· be honored are : Lillian Clonch and VISITING IN MASON The ltbddt..port team consisted of Qr underwriter•. and tbe National Ruth Loess, seniors; Mary Mack, Mra. Marilyn Manano and sorr, Captain George Korn, Leonard AutomobiJe Underwriters Alan. Roma Reynolds, Patty ROSIJ and Donald, of Crestline, Ohio, are VI&- Roush, ruehard Jeffers, Calvm The current issue of the Ohio drawn up a rattna aystem Carolyn Re11e, juniors. ltlng MW Ben Bentz, Mason. ImbOden, James Hood, Carl Ed· Legion News features a picture whicb drivers involved in -':'-'.:C·--· -ward MooR and Jjm Yees. The of a form er Rae me man on it.s eccidenta or violations atill Pomeroy team had the following fro nt page. "m"a·y··-c: reduced ratee. playera: Captain Ronme Phalin, W1lli'm D stewart, now of Tbe new insurance ratea apply Larry Hudson, Reggie Pha1in, Athens, IS E1ghth District cha\r· to private pasaeJlier autoa. Ru11eU Leffle, Douglas Moore artd man m the Leg10n•s drtve for Bill Jim Jacobs. 1 money for ChriBtma!l gifts to vet· The goune ended in utter de- erans in VA hosp1tais in Ohio, NEW• YORK (UP!)"_ The st Office Department has UD· feat lor Middlep<)rt with the for veteran> 1n state bospilats ecote 48-0 in fawr of Pomeroy. and 1D the Sand usky Home. ' ' veiled to public gaze bere an eerie family of postrobots Mr stewart is pictured in compostmen of the mechanized. futUre ~ automatic mail-handling VISIT HIRE , pany with 12th Diatrict Chairman machines so smart that one of them can even read add'resses. Mr. and Mn. J tlhn Schmitt, I Charles Leacock of Colu'Dbus Some wUl be in use within a year. 'Columbus, were Friday guests of \ with publicity posters to be Used It was emphasized that no 'car.:ee.:r::..!p.:os.:ta=l..:e~mp;..:l.:c oy:.:e:..:.will=~lo:.::,se:..:.'h.:•::;r_fl "':it.:cet:,,-:M~"=-·-:N~o_'""....::.=G,...o_o_ d_ w i_n._l_n=t:-he_d_r_iv_•·--·-=----·LOS ANGIIlLES UPI-JII"a. Edllll Sbuttt, ' who ' loat job when the automation geta World War II air• ~~~:;~bJ~~~~~:~ifull wbltr. The votume of welt frot;n Oblo t~ · Ia increasing 10 fast that reunloh With her remalnlnl '-fim... everybody will have plenty to do. Bert B. Barnet, usistant postSbutto, 70, rtldted master gener•l for operalieDJ, ohe wao told . )lor said at a pre&a review tbere willhad died ,Of C!i;n- be 8l biiJion pieces of mail thill , plsu one bi~ion pal'COI!s • I MacAIIIIUI NIAll 10-0... eral of tb.e Arm1 Douelu MacArthur bat IUcceeded In hJa wlab to "fade awQ"' trom Amerleaa. publlo CODtroverv. Now al.molt 80. tbt Av• ·ltl.r pneral ia lhowa 11, be looked bo IDU Uld bo N.....ber, lt68, II • Patrol Ordei·ed Waenng Moves . To Warn Campers J)eparture Ahead · Of Heater Poison From Nelsonville · coLUMBus hl&h· UPI-State WlY patrolmen were ordered toW to •top aU drivera haullnl csmpinJ-lype trailer~ in Ohio tO warn them of lethal carbon mon- heaten. A- a... Pomeroy Nativ,e George Hauser · Dies In Kansas oaef Dead At k §... - ,____ _ Choir Holds Last Practice Session 'At Eastern High j M i} De}i Drivers Stand To Win Bonus Stark• Drug Store is announc· ·in& tbe employment of J. W. Carl of Mowrystown, Ohio, as reglater· ed pharmacilt. Mr. Carl il t!IIO regietered ln Kentucky and On· tarlo, Canada . Scout Leaders Attending Meet At . Ih, q [~ I: ' ' ' II I ' : I ( l I I l l .... '1' Kyger Creek Club PI Tea N 25 At Hi'gh S h I Stewart -Active In Legion Drive For Christmas Barred . From Reunion By Tragedie8 . \\ : j • ~identFree DRUGGIST IMPLOYID ' Typtca • J Thanksgtvmg • • Is Theme Ass 0f Jum"or u1• embly Fn.day p" } p t Hik arce e Iwon't u·It yuIe • FUt Ufe unveiled AutomatJC • Letter Macbine WIt• h Seanmnl Mystery Farm Of Meigs County Presented ~:':~:·~f . .. . Ohio: Partly c:loWy, ,.. llllrbd hmper•ture cha,.... W.r, ... r.lght tw Suaday, P6111Wy a flow 'ft'lnldn of r•in thl• RMI'IIIIIIi melnly In tt.. .... portloft, Kith tod•r Low tonfght »44. IIINULK COPY - lc Even that makee the dress reader" is .·· ~: other escapeea, Robert D. 21, North Canton, Ohio, 'F. Panona. 20, Clay Va.. were arreeted Ohio. free . they and a at Mace ;·~~:~~-f~;· in 1 car driven C. Tindall, 21. Cdd· The vehicle wu stopped I~:~; Tindall failed to dim hls for an approaching ear. three were charged and enterin1 a Ava, , Ohio, during questioning by Mace and Hopkins admitwere fugitives. Ic.,i~;;, Mother of Three Killed By Wild Shot From Police Gun ·MAYTAG 'PAIR Pow· Spe~ker ...,: ttot jail._ - - - - SPONSOR IAU &ALl "<•>I ..... Weather Satardi)', November 21, 1~9 Tho atuclonts .l,.,..roy Hltlh , _ , Prlclor otactod Ml11 Miry Amloortor, Mlnomllto, aa • for tho Thaakatlvlne - - Three men were guests of the Meigs County jail thla morning. Richard Justice, Pomeroy, wa• 'arreated Friday afternoon by De· puty Clarence Shields .on a Cbarp of Intoxication and Virgil Meadows, Middleport, is aervlne a three day DWI eentence from the court of E. w. Peoples. A transient Ruby Lee :Martin, of MasaJUon, spent the ni.J;ht at Another R.,.tland Furnit&J're Value! • • • • •, • • Homecoming Queen Hellerman Sees Latin Americans Elected Friday · ':,Needing Strong Unittd States Help At Pomeroy High "We have the greatest product in tbe world today free- Meii~~Y In ~..O,ver ·• Friday Night tho and 1Ubtrlmmtdlately arm City . $8,88 · · -··' enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, rear Elberfelds In Pome I 186 w. liU CAN PAY MOlE- BUT THl FLAYO·MATIC makes better NO. Pf. PLEASANT, W. Va. UPlTwo mcmoers of a Middletown, Otuo, tllilluy were killed earty to· day m a he .. don coHuaon bet.veeJI a tractor-tl'auttr and 1 car 11even miles east of here on va. 11. Aulhorities ideb.tified tbe victims' o11s :•..J·s. Jean Monerief, M, jl.lld 1fiary Linda, 2. Hospitalized were the husband and father, Ralphael ~onurlef, and three. other children, Ralpbael, W, 8, .Birt, IJ, w1d Patrieaa .Aileoe, 3,. and the~ truck driver, Neal Scho).er, 4ti, SL Paul, Minn. • ,_;once 111Ud it tool almoat two hours to get .Scholer out of his veh~le. None. of lhe injured wasbelieved m critical condition. Tbe Moncrief famUy was enroute ' to V~.rguua (or the Thanksg1v1hg holiday. , Mr. Scholer from hla bed in Pomt Clmic told State Pollee Sgt. G. M. Scott that he was tra· veJin8 on a straight stretch of road when be saw tbe Monfries ear approach. He sald the car veered a little into his lane and there stUl was room to pasa. But when the auto got within BO feet it moved further into the wrong lane. He said that he tut away sharply and -had bil nght tires on the berm but could nQt avoid it. Scholer said his left front lender tore inlQ the f;utomobile be· tween the headlight and the windsJti.eld. Although not serious· ly mjured Scholer was pinned in bls cab for 46 minutes. State Of· fleers J. c.. Yuet and :r. E . Eddy 'apd Chief Deputy Sheriff Mark Harabarger were fearful of fire from leaking Jasollne aa they fought to free the driver. He was cut and bruised about the lee•. Dr. Oliver Eitienaur, coroner, Muon County, •laid, Mra. Mon· fries died of nack ,and skull frat· tures. Mary LIM.,J, who had been rid1nJ in the seat, died of a compreued dull frattu~ Mor.e Women's NewsOnPg3 ' rh"ld League Has D'Inner Meetl.ng, PIan Y Ie pOr"ty XI ..... •u. Mother, Jnfant Die In Crash OnRoutel7 Frea aud Health JiJ> aud Wa • group in made Middleport. aa aiviJii KernelaroadlRII af Corn," reid"Five by other The CCL League aJao plana to servioe Mrs. Holmes who also tondlicted a fill a box with clothing and food a:ame with the prize awarded to for a family who lost alf' their be· 11 Mrs. Hysell. lonDgin1gs mtl a fir~ 1r ,bcently. A salad courae waa served by ur ng 1e soc1a our a desserl the hosteu to thnae named above course was served by Mrs. Boggs and Mrs. George Mowery, Mrs. J. dlrs Helen Sauer, Mrs. Jo~unc11 PuJ. M. Thornton, Mn. Ltwl• Stanley, len and Mrs. Theo NeutzHni"iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiijiii l' ~:,;~:~r~~o;f~:~;;~~~· Mn. Harry Houdaahelt, Mrs. Cbar'· 1i tea Sauer and :'lfrs. Fr1nk QheeleGue,tJ for thr: dinner were Jo-, brew. 1epb Struble, Millie and Cbuekle ----~...,.-,-Jon, Kelty and Jimmy TO MilT MONDAY ~I.On.:er, Joan Hewetaon, Jennifer The Dauetnert of Union Veter· Dorothy Mae l!udnell, ani will hold their rea:ultr meet· Ann tnd Shirley Will, tnlf Monday evening .at 7:30 o'· Moulden, Larry end elaell; at t.he ltAV Hall, It JJ an· Will, Paul Black, How- nounced. Qtiart~&rly blr1hcleyJ will ard Kina, B!Uy, George and Nor· be oblerved. the VOL BlBhop Blanchard' will be visitmg Grace Church for the first The class members are plan lime smee hiS con11ecreation as bismng to -clean the kitchen at the hop of Southern Ohio, followmg the church "on the 15 of next month re!..iremenl of Bishop Henry WISe and all members who can are urg· Hobson in June. ed to help. Conikroants will be Mrs. Following a .report of the nomi· S1sson, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. natmg committee by Mrs. Ysabel Wmebrenner the present officers Frank Titu$ and Leo Story. were re·elected for the new year A reception for the H1snop and Officers are: Preaident, Mrs. the Confirmation Class wi11 be held Lyons, Vice Pre51dent, Mrs. m the Parish House following the France& Bearhs; Secretary, Mrs. service. MH111 and Treasurer, Lillie Hubbard. After the butiness meeting a prGgram of games wll! conducted by Mrs. Warren Hulburt. A poem "Than~" by Mr•. George Be~bl, pretldent, opened ~ I the meeUng of t,be Put PreaidentJ of the Ladles ~uxliJary of Drew Wellater Post, American Legion, held WedJ11!tdQ' evening at _tl;e U home ol *ra. Jed Webster, Sr., The annual Thankl&lving din· Sprlnl Avenue. ner of the Cb1ld Conservation Following the Pledge to the Flag Leall!ue was held Thursday even· and 11lent pra)'et, devotlons taken lng at the :dartin Restaurant, Mid· from Luke were led by Mr11. Pearl dleport. At the dinner each mem· Hysell Plans were made tor a ber waa given a amal1 candle ln. the CbriJtmu party and 11ft exchnge shape of a turkey as 1 favor. at the next meetlna whi~h wlll be Following tbe dinner the group held at the home o( Mra. Ben to the home of Mra. Lionel Neut:tling. Mrs. Eddie Smith was lllo~gs for their business meeting named to have devotians at the I~ aoclal time With Mrs. William December meeting nnd members Slater pr~sidmg. are requested to bring aales tax Plans were mat.le for the rhrist· JStampa to the dleet1ng. mas parly to be held at the.• home Plan!\ were made to send Chrllt· Of Mrs. Wealey Fry on Wednesd...., mas gifts to 1hut·ins and Mrs. Ow· evc;ning, Dec. 16 , with 8 gift e';. en wonaon wa11 named to purchaJe cbange. the gitte. Prayer by Mn. WllUam Baxter, chaplam, concluded the , A program commmee consilltlng buslne81J seulon . of Mrs. A. Lengen and Mrs Kay Mrs. Mayme Holmel wa• pro- Burkett were appomted for the gram cheirman for the evening and Christmas party. a readlnj:, "Daily Ble•smgt", wa• During the meeting plans were giveh by Mr&. Webater. A Thanka- discussed for the forming of· an. I t•JI Wedne1day of tbt11 week of Brownie Troop No. 2 dl1trlbuted the 1959 lUlCK VI Sp~elal · · · ·· · · · · · · · $2,795 2 Door Sedan. One careful owaer. er oteerlna. Exceptional car. . 1 - •·· A dessert course was llerved by the hostess Mrs. Hamilton , Mn. Wmebrenner, Mrs. Blanche Hap. tons tall and Mrs. Leona Boster, following t~e games. Plan5 were made for the Dec· ;~nd ChriBtmaa ember meehn.l{ party. The ev!nmg will beg_m with a potluck dmner at the t'h urch wtth Mrs Charles Lewis m charge of the dmmg room. On the kitchen comm1ttee are Mrs. Charles Bennett, LMrs Shir· ley M1lls, Mrs. Ras.s Pullen and Mrs. Lyons. Gift comm1ttee for the evemng are Mrs. Cecil Brad· bury an d Mrs. Lillian McGhee . Distributors Were Guests At Home Mrs. Theiss ON THESE .1 wm · b and greenery Merft ers and tuests were seated at tables wit~ ""iite ""' "' coven and centered with a co~u· copil filled with bolly, red ber· rie•, fruita, ve,cetables and nuts Favors for the children were gum drop turkey, made by Den Three Cub Scoutl andlfor the adults, IIDall eupo filled with candy, Followina: the .dinner the IJ'OUP adjourned to tbe loda:e han for a program pretented b~ Mrl. Charlet Spencer. Group aina:ing of "America" opened the program followed by a poem "The Pll· &rim• Came" by Joan Hewetaon. Two gamea, one for boys and one for glrlt were held after which a poem "Indian Children" Wal glv· en bY MUUe Leaar and a comedy JODI and danCfl "Side by Side" by Cbarleunna Heu with Jenniter Lohse II accompani1t. A poem "Today We Give :Th~a~n~ks~"~by Mr1. T. A. Hewetaon Iii talk on "Thing• to be for during the HoUday by Jo~eph Struble, a SpeM:er gave a read· L. Heaton, Matter af epoke briefly, wei· a:ueatJ:, after which "Bteaa Be The Tit to clo1e the prog:nm. chiLdren were taken borne, a short buslneaa JeSIIOD Wll held with Mr. Heaton pre&id· ing. A eoQtrlbutlon wa• made t() • meeting and ber devohons were on Thanksgiving. During the buSiness meeting, conducted by Mrs. John . Wards Pomeroy Ben d Grange Entertams , D•Inner Of County With Than ksgivma A 6:30 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner for members, The children of the County Home, an:Alher J::&tSJs preceded the meeUng .., u • th of the Pomeroy Bend Gr e, W l.f. 'fi e ay evemng in e DAV hall "' . The dinner was served itHhe dininQ: .'room of the ball which was decorated wltb arranjements of,cllrysantbemums, holly wor~, fine one pound $2.10 in Old Str'Ht Court Prbl.y for am.lhintt a ahop Mndow,. wu elk• ad why ho dkl II, "The window mirrored my ,.. fltctlon,... he •xplelutd, ...and I didn't 'tllke It/' I Miss Sylvia McMaster was the devotional leader for the ' ,Women's Guild Explores Thanksgiving ·Theme In Meetini Held Wednesdat Eve the office of a local phy11lcian Wedn .. day alter nearly hein& overcome by catbon monoxide fum .. while at his employment at the Coca-Cola plant. He Ia re· ported to be recovering. Mr . .and Mrs. Lloyd Bentz who b b "d" · the t a;,v;,e,,n;•, eni ru1 IDJ m ups al.l's 111 0 0 1• of the Harry Cross property, N. second Ave., moved Thuflday to Marton. Mro. Goldl " 0 W'"'•ht ta apeudlng · • .,.. few daya wltb her aoll·ln-l.aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. BUt Bodhner. Mrs. Wrl&ht ill employed at the TB Hospital, Nel11onvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueaer were in Pt. Pleasont Tlleeda1 eve· nlng to attend the demonatration by the Kenny Muaic Company held at the Appalachlan Power Co. Among the arti.lllll wbo appear· ed were Brownie Ben~en ot TV and Christine JohniOD. Mra. Minnie Gllmore ha• returned (o her home after a Villll •in 1Covlngtond, Kyb., with her llOD· D· aw and aug ter, Mr . ·and Mrs. Raymond Burnea and daueh· ter, Kathy. The GuUd Girl• of the Mt. Moriah Bapt-lat Church hold a Bake Sale, Nov. ~tb, at the Tri· Lustre Cleaner•, Middleport, bewinning at 9 a. m. Sunkday evening there wiH be a 1 Than 111 ving dlt1ner beld in the baaement or the Heath Methodist ~buyb, ~~d~jporht, for the Jun. lor out Fe owa tp, All youth 4, tli, {1, 7 are invited. 'l'he Is belne: sponaored by the coun1elora. The Cbrlstlan Cru11dere Clu1 ol the Flnt Baptllt Church, Middleport, will me"t Tue.clay at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milia at 7 o'clock. At 8:00 o'elOck Tueadly evenina the Board of Tru•teea of .,, Class of the First Baptist Church of Middle· port met Thursday evening at the borne of Mrs. Dana Hamil· . .. • e DI5LIKIS OWN LOOKS LONDON UPI-A '"""' b,_. The Busy Bee l!:::::::::::::::::::::::::!ll Atkins, Ml11 Tb~Jma Grue.er, Mro. Blaettnar, M... Reibel and Min Erma Smith. It was announced that anyone wll'hlng to contribute canned goods for the Upper Sandusky Home should brlng them to the h h 1s d c urc nex uo ay. CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Cheshire Family; Plans December Event Following the regular meetin~ of the Bradbury PTA Wednesday evening the parents v iSited in the rooms of their children and got acquainted with thoir teachers. . By FRIDDII HOUDASHBLT Robert Morris, lJ~:sident, conducted the business meetmg Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary and J . H. and appointed Wi · m Russelt,;md Nathan Biggs as a com· Grate and Rev. Howard Ruppelt miltee to get information relative to play ground equipment. were m Logan Tue1day to attend A letter was re1d froii · •he --- the meeting of the Scioto Pre$· Meigs County PTA. Council uk· Glaaier of the Enterprise EUB ing that the unit send repre~~en· Chutch will speak to the aasem· bytery the FtrstAlso Umtedattending Presby.. ~ terian at Cbureb. tall vel to tP,e Pomet'Ciy HJgb bly · Followine the assembly · tbe were Mrs Mayme Holme11, Mn School on Dtc. 3 · who would be intere ted in joining the PTA pupill will be served a turkey 1 Rachel McBride and Milo Frantle dumer. Mumaw of the Syracuse Pruby· ChorUI. December 23 was set as the date terian chunh. of the Cbrtatmu party when Mrs. Kathryn Evans, treasurer Mr . .and Mra. Earl Werner of The Women's Guild of e Federated church met ednes- Bradbury had 85 tbe 1r dinner reported on the Halloween party there wrll be a gift ezchange and also a glft from Santa Claus and ·. day evening at the church with Mrs. Fred Blaettnar presiding . gueth Sunday, ~lr. and Mrs. Wal· and it wu termed a succeae1. alao a dmner. The Tbanll;rsivmg Auemb)y ~ Following a short business session, Mrs. I. B. Weed, devo- ter Smith, pastor of tbe Bradbury Af Wednesday nigbt'll meeting wu announted. It will be · h eld ' Ilona! leader opened with group singing of "Our God, Our Church of Christ. there was a tie for the Attend· on the Wednesday before Thanks~ Help In AgeS Past," with Mrs. Ben Neutzllng as organist, folMas Sally Sauer ot Columbus anee Banner and award between and begin at, 9:00. • lowed by t&e "Lord's Prayer'' in unison and scripture reading vis1ted over the weekend with giving There will. be special music Mrs. Lettie Young'• aecond grade · ~ or Mattbew 24: 14-26. An impresher paren.ta, Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. under U)e dlredion of Mrs. Elea.· and Milia Mildred Feeney's sixth ~ ~Jv~ prayer poem "Father we Mrs. Thomas Youung, Milt Fick, Sauer, Brownell Ave. t Tbtnk Thee" by Mrs. weed con· Mn. Fred Leifheit, Mrs.. WlUWn Horace McElhmny wa& taken to nor Zeiher and Rev. Francia grade. , eluded tbe devotions. Mlu Ell&abeth Fick Wll prolflm leader and an Impressive ' dlaloiUO on "The Altar of Thank• li.vinc" wu pre.ented describing Ole llllin1 way• for which one can t•-ugh their lives be "'•a-•ful ·~ m• r,. "'-'"~ the boly blptiam· 81 1 chUd -...-p-•-• 1n •· d j On: """~-.~ ....p&~l I were n..::v. an MJ11:. Wlldo J. Bartell, Yilt Mary Vlflinl.a Helbel. Mn. Phil WUl· •·-·-- 11n Pblli M i h rt I -· • p eDa • ~ Mra.. lto)l Seyfried, Ml'l. Louia ~ Reibel and Donna Reibel. At the . eo&eluatoa of lb.• d11logue, eu· ,tned &ood• wen taken to the lltar ...... ,_.. will d th u ~ally Ht;:m:"n ,,:o th: ::: which g supported by the E. 6 · R. 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