https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/014092d566dc961058f9e3c21f42f926.pdf 23c93cfd76c89c1c2d5ee65249cafe30 PDF Text Text I '· ''.. ' "'~"¥)~'·' ·- " ,-~- -, . : - . rs. Nori11An Weber, Long Bottom ·n honor of Gl.en and Evelyn tout on fbeir fourtb wedding anniversary. A eandle-Ueht dinner was obrved with a huge vase of auorted carnations «empleting the enterpiece. The annivenary cake was baked by Mn. Harriett Bryant. Several friends called during the evening to extend their congratulations to the happy couple. '• • ' tONIGHT ""' TUIIDA Y "IT' STARTED wrrH A KISS" Gleim Ford - Debbie Reynolds ' : Not Open Wedn.etclly Saturday nla:ht's hieb party attracted an e~Umated rock and roll enlhualasta to Pomeroy Junior High Audllof. lr 'AIDDII HOUD.UHIL1' A. dlnner i.h.g at the was homeheldofFriday Mr. eveand I• . .......1. Oblo r==::::;;==========; ·Donee Pa~ty Draws Estimated Crowd II Of 500 T To See 'The Jays' Around And About Middleport Long Bottom Pair Observe Wedding Anniversary Friday THEATRE • • SenUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0., Nov. 23, 1959 I;f:~~:llk f?t. Mr. and Mn. Homer Rice ~:;~ with the Everet( Frederick Wilcoxen, rialted briefly whh bit Pleaaant, W. Va. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ira But.c:ber and shelt, yesterday. • ot Warren, came with Mr. Butch· and Hn. In ill. in. the Air at the MunJCiin Youngstown. Scott, who hu been Iv>••>Ut>i Have Little Chance At Job Plan That Kitchen and Bathraam Remacleling Naw CAIJ. Builders Supply Co. BILUIBUBY ROAD IIIII - - lllddleport, Olllo - - Reate 1 get 50 FREE lOR eys ·~-37c t aVANS Whole Hog Sausage • • • No Mete Kipgan Canned Ham • PURl Armour Star Lard Fruit -- . - lb. • lb. • .. llnpr, Sliced Strawberries • -., CUo 2 cans 49t: .' 2cans29• ~:~ 2.9~> Elberfelds • • ' •• '' ·~· . 1'1•• No. 214> Clllo , .. • CoulltrJ 'Club Ice 2 cans 49.: • • • • • All l"'a"'n s;;;.. 2, .c ..,. ---- ......... - -- . • 4 pkgs· $1 Clloeolale CaiU .' - ' - r.· . i ' bch· "'.'t' .... . . . ' tloz... 49c lt.: . ' \ ,._, .) ' 0 . IIIII· . ~· • l ~ • . " 'i ~A')' . j .\ ... ' ......' ....., ...• ~ ' ... .•........ ,... ·s·· .:_·: ...!'~ ~ ~ ' . 1 11 ! Clik• . " ..... " 1 ••• " • Cltrls. ~ .-·. •lt... ~ ~ • .• •' •.• . • •• · .. v·~~~ ~~ ...... '· , .... , Jb. 27C ·. Slit 30 • '. 69c ...... ..... . . ...... 'N s.v, RefJt.,·.:H' . 2 ~ ~" No, IW 41bs. 39c .. J..-2· gal. iluttel'lllle ·- • - ,'I : •• I ildl'49c -- ·~ ·"!·.·. ~.~ You'll •»Joy aU fOetal QC!Io ea!lona, confident ~u 1re well-lfDOmed. Why? Beoauee of ~ quality dry- Injured,· Car Demolished In.Street Crash 4-.. ....,Per_ " i:: ~(' ...... j .CALL US! 'l'OI;IAY . ·~;, Unit offlcen ,., the Oblo State auxUiary were .Prive~anCe paid off last ,nlirhtl night at a rneeUng of for OIIC&I' Babcock, Reedsvllle 1 unit at the American recoon& batUe for the ..... ,~Hall in Pomeroy. of Olive · Mr. officers who wW be ln· waa winner ov~ .tt tne Dec. !!8 ineetDn11 of by the filp or a coln Auxiliary are: Captain, Rich· laat night of the vaughan; lie11tenants, L. B. tn OUVedale · , Curtis Jenkinaon and ·vote for the aergeanta, Rlch· Hag;:eftl' and corporala, Clifford Hayes,... Or~>IU• Fayre and Robert ~:~i;~1 Vaughan. Patrolman David Prot'fit of the HallipoliB post conducted the meeting, · Second Service Will BeHeld I ' · I I 1 ' ) \ .1 I l '59 Officers Are The 166th te~ular meelinll o1 tbe monthly Meip Cllapter of tbe Izaac Walton Leag11e of Am· erica was held a& the club hoU&e in Cbeater Tbtmlday evening when all 1959 oflicen were reelected for 1960. Prior to tbe 'businetB meeting, 28 members and gueata enjoyed a roldt. turkey dinner wi&b all the trtmml.np. Tbe dinner wu prepared and aerntl by l!r1. HeDl'J' Eichinger and 1belma Cue . Main bustness was election of officen for tbe comlng year. Tbe same offlc611 now ln of(ice were elected by acclamaUon. They are Charles Radford, pre~id.ent; Edward Foster, aeretary . and Carl Ka11b:, treasurer. Afterwards a film wa1 sbown entitled "Micbipn'• Autuu\n Won derland". Gueata for the evening were Ham Shaeffer and Joe Nun· nally . Emergency Squad Makes 2 Calls. Mason City Man ~-~! ;;~.m-\h;.~t.:·~ ,~,~~~~~~ · 00 Helicopter 1 .eoordiutor, the •&.ey, c. Do5t.er, repwtl tbal a detn:e of .!.l!.terea and coophaia bien staown by the and clnartbea ib: the area. hu been most williDI IIWlJ have said)hia ·-·• :-: high "point& in their Doster, EVeryo~ ,la to attead tbb_servin the eboir. ice or • deaninar Duil .. lllo - - llo114&y Mn ,.., on ·w to Fta yM • ch' coa · radH,Setrice F.d"";;,.-.;1 Fultz . Yo11r 'flaest 'elotlles let llest eare% • A~ • a.oa. Ctilt .; • • • • 2Cans29~' ';· •·. ' Monctoll, New llruJUiwlck. Canada, ball and bar dauehter, SandrJ, pauetl through Tuppen Plalna about 10 b'eloek this morning. The couple hu received wide publicity on its journey from caniltla because of the novel me\hod of ·travel An· other reason i.t the poSJlblHty. of riches at the end of the journey. · .Mn. Larsen bas taken no one lnto her con1ldence con~jng the seeret die ha• fo.r Mr. Disney olller than that it !J-an invention of bet tate husband'l. Television new& programa have been following the progreu of the couple. It is expeqed that the two Will be much publiclsed between .here and Huntington. They will arrlve ln Pomeroy either this evening "of in the morning. Voted Into '60 s.. The c-. Lm. "'· c._,. I CaiMI-. lupptiN 11 ... Clllo • .... .. .... •• ~· $16.50 On The Mtl.n P:leor • • • .. .. te=:'ot bo queouoned uo- ..,.. tn ..... Pa•h o«lfo tow, low pric•- but this cOni· ~te outfit feolures Kodok'l orfot ~w lrownle Storfte11 Camero that toke-s Ektochrom• · color dide1 01 Well (u Kocfacolor ond blad -ol'ld-while snopshotS. OUiflt oho include-s f'io1hold•r, bulbs, bott•rles, V•rlchrome Pl:l'n Filrn; ond fvll ll'lttructlotls. 1 2cans53t: • • • Liflot., De...,..., Sweet Potatoes · top·volu• 61b. ctn• $1 • • hck Pl"ttt CtnfMtl1n, SYotiiN Future cos\ of gas the balance at lhe Kodak reflex camera in a Whole Korael Kroger Sweet Peas co11neilmen laal night could have effect 1nd Hra. Willard Eberebach CbarLes Buck visited Mr. and Mrs. Clar~ 41 oo. Cans Kroger Golden Corn ·there was "an honest" on when the :; . inereaaea sliould go '~=~~~~~~· ~~:~::: ·COntract under terms of the •~ approved late 1j~'I;J:!·;:~: opinion CoiD For Victory In Trustee Race .. .. lb.29t: • u~- .. A Cantlian wc.::--:n who dai.nu 1he hu a ~.:..;hnical1ecret for Walt Disney, and who is on her way to ' Di1neyland via horae •nd wagon, Middleport's senior ha.lfbacb are co.captains Of this year's il makin1 here way slowly toward Yellow Jackets who invade Pomeroy Thursday for the 35th Pomeroy ~Y· . renewal of the annual football battle. Left is Dave Hartinger, Mrs. VIvian Larsen, a native or right is Walter Harris. Center is Johu Tbompson, head foot.. for ln- il Knaer3N~~s) ""' Gonlnrrlltt jj;,.~-. -------- --- - - - - - - • Kroger Tomato Juice ar 41c 10.14 IN. Dolldout Cherry Juice '6Wea«d CHRISTMAS 2 lbs· $1. • 41b can $3.29 • PUN I Through Meigs For Mr. Disney • R....,lr. UN, Roll Out Hormel Pie Crust ••• !!!!! ~OUOAY fUN Seniors Are Captains • Non.profesaional appraisers will bave little chance of sec11rine: approval of the State Board ?f Tax Appeal$ for empLoymeytt m the forl.hcomlne: n~pralsal of Meie:s County real estate, Gorclon Caldwell, coun.ty ancl~r, said tbb morning. RJJld standards have been set up by the board and only pro· f~lonal appralaera with ion& ex· peril!llee are a·ble to meet . tbe standards. Caldwell cited an · lnatlnee of one county whkh Ull!d non-protea8Jonal appraisers in its last reappraisement of real estate. Upon i:omple.tion of the work tbe board refused to accept tbe fiaures on gt<Ound& that · valuatiOJls were not impartial. This made it neoeaaary to tall ·in a firm of profeaaJonal appraisers. doubling the expeme of the reappraisment. · Caldwell listed a few of the 28 requirement. set fo~h ln the llat of qU.Ufieatlons for · aPPraisers ilauetl bY. the boa~d: -The ability to prepsre ).and acbedulea to be uaed in valuln& ,urieuJt.ural, s11rbUrban lot.ll, Ianda tracts or parcels of land aa ~dopt· eel by the Board of Tax Appeala of the Department ot: Tuatton, Dec. 1, 1954. -Experience ·ln uaing propercy record cards and the l.lae ~f . tbe check-off system on a ataDdard· ked reeol'd card. -Ability to prepare and uH depth t.bles. comer· influen.C~ tables and aUey inOuenee tabl~. ....:..Ability to uae the aquare foot and cubic foot method In estl.-j \liis<:on.shJ., matina the v11111e of qrl.eultural, residential, eQm.merelal and lndu• trial buildiO:•· ............. to vtlut lenda MW "'"' -..:tcultural pui-po•... "PRICES REDUCED" ---------------- Swift Premium ButferbaD Amateurs ' Another l'ormka Attraetima Top Value Stamps with your Thanksgiving Turkey Weather decorated in red and Pomeroy Pastry Shop · teenage couple and Janet Zirkle. them with a cake Pastry Shop and ree- A Pomeroy · .Middleport co11ple Charlea Kitchen and hi! fiMiss Lynn Buchanan. Jordan home In Prin:e ' • them with a trophy, a of tbe dance went to · Senior Mothen Club, . record hop "The Jays" Pomeroy Mrs. E. M. Wood • fiiNID co~ "by t_ be B.utr~, · Eleanora !!nod .•10 and 'runptng i lto"D 1 .. coati were ' ' BorbaDi, SyraCooney. ,Porn· . ., ' ."'"" ·;·,"!. ;; . .~ -~·; ....,.; Kilowatt Sales Up In 1959 Says c&SOE;Head . �• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-.M!dllleport, 0., No•. 24, 181111-ll ·tHE DAILY SENTINeL • son must have worked under social scl"urity for at least ~ years within the 10 years before he became disabled. part old-age, survi\'ors, and disability insur- The rarmer whose earnings have beCti cov- ance is playing on the (arm as well as in the cfly, Willia~ P. Barker, district manager ol ered by social security only since J 956 'Was th{i problem," he said, "and farm fam. KEEP ON -~lYING!--= ..m Farm-City Week 1959, u.hich was observed nauonwlde last week and in Rutland herl:" last Fridaf. gives us a chance to stress the solve GIFTS THAT The Annual Club Of Wabama !llih School opoDJOr a square dance lo be held on Wednesday e•enlntl. November 25, at 7:30 in ihe new gymnasium. Calling !.be clancell will be Jo Hardy of Pomeroy. ' A Thanksgiving King and ero,wned during the evening. - ;~~i~~;~~~~§!tl Farmers Get Coverage Too tile Marietta sodai security orrice, noted. · To mu;strate, 'Barker pointed out that rarm-.n, as well as city workers, can become disabled apd' t~eir1'amilies thus deprived of sup· port. . "Social security is desigoed to help P.---------------------------~-----------"!"--------------· Wahama Annual Club To Sponsor Square Dance Wednesday Eve At Gymnasium ·" Conmaentating Editorially •. • candidates will determine the ..::: kina and queen : Pam Stewart and Ruuell Wood, ,Muon, aeventh crader1; Pat MeCanby, New Haven · and Jimmy · Fields, Ma1on, -~· first able to meet this requirement on Octo- ber I, !959. In addition to this 5·year re<JUirement, the farmer, Hke the ~t)' Wofker, must have a disability so ievere tbat he cannot do any sub· stantial worlq.•-His diiability mu~t have lasted &raden; CONVERTIIU · ~~'. . - c!4'Na ' -'· Mason and Wtuiam Greer, New loUd.. Hpven, seniors. A turkey wiU be the evening. GO OLDS.,OBILIE ~urlng for six months or more and can be expected Illes •• well .. city families now have pro· teclion when the family breadwinner becomes to continue Indefinitely. Also, it must be a dltabliity than can be determined by a med· di&abled." ical examination and tests. Di!a~l!'d workers 50 to 85 years of age, and thejt dtpendento, can be plld monthlJ Any farmer who becomes so disabled that heneilt(:bnlfteing with checks for tile monih · helo unable to work spould get in toUcl! with of April, 1980', and disabled workers under hls social security orrice, promptly. The SO· ••e SO m&J have their IOdat 1ecurlty records cial security office whic~ serves the ·area is frozen to protect their own .and their lami· located at 309 Putnam Street, Marietta, Ohio, Uo,e• riChjato future benelito. and is open [rom 9;00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on eli:btb Gay Cartwright. West Columbia ,aDd Charle1 Yonker, New Hlv.n, freshmen; Pat1y Taylor, Letlrt and Phil Hoffman, New Huen. tobomores; BeverLy ·Roush, Malon and Larry Morrison, New Haven, juniors; Carolyn Dotaon, pert, president of the Club, announcri that the 1a open t9 the public. FOR 18801 Sewing Club .Plans ThanksgMng ·Meal For Needy Family .., The Jolly Buneh af- SewinJ Club GIFT OF TROUGIITFULNESS- A ITfmiON! Eooy IUid ...- . - Jlllt- ilr ud bu>" tllot.,.. a Gift ~. eampleto wia. 1111n1a......, SaDU. Cllou met Saturday eventnc at the home of ¥n. Willtam ~ Jtnobson. ,.:.T~o~~~~u:n~de~r=lh~e~s~e~~~~~~~pe~r~-~~M~o~n~da~y~t5hrough Friday. hot bos to hiDe on lllo - · TileD be ..., _ . lA IIIII - . 1111 oiJie .... ud filtod. llo11 ............ ..... lhouCbtfuln-. .......... - · ud .......... - · ,..... f!UIII. . be.,...,_ FBI!£ TOOJ,S .. BAI(ER F\.IR~ITURE TODAY AND SMITH CLOTHING CO. On .~~ Comer.Ia MiCidleport llliddlepon, Oblo YESTF.RYEAR ,. •• a,; Square Dante H· !. '' Is Satllfda~ In R~ehall IIIOVA · · WATOIES . MAVTAQ ' Auto~ · · ·WASHER Dr. Brown Named New President Of Mason Medics A perfeot ,.., to..,.....,. ~io .16 111e OM,.. LOve. Give • Bulo.;. wate11 from lt,.._,c ·~~ nere ,OU .w 4Dd IDM'f ' • ·•, ' •,.-L.-, " dUfem;ai .,.. . to dJCM* ·~ .I I ' ,. .. I( ond C ' r· ,• 1 • • '1, JE~ELERS l'omen>J. Oblo ' MOTOROLA tile Nt!w Wr ~er P'ooiataii. pen wri!oaluhion.~far Ito owner. 1be perfe<t e(ft lor. your 1ldy at CIIN- c'ampiOII> ll!lhhhril>.puroe- lbat clipo IDoide,.,... <OrrY oil and mold> "'~ poUcb. ' -·• . :• W l 8. H, ' . " •~""· . ' M1LL8T. • < •: I ... SANBORN J~-LRY MIDDLEPORT ,. ll' •' NlWEU/S . t • .I CHIITtiR, · DillY:li IU 5 . OpeD ' AI.L MICttANICAL W.O~K · · . allll . , .. Vfi,~DING · SIB· . JIM HEATON .... LLOYO lfOPPMAN .,' Plullle Yu-5-U.I ,, ·' . "· ' ' . ' ~ ' ' ,• ' ....1 • ' . WOMEN·.:;; hl!l · ·" "' '!" • . . •''. ~ W• .,... Sheet �• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-.M!dllleport, 0., No•. 24, 181111-ll ·tHE DAILY SENTINeL • son must have worked under social scl"urity for at least ~ years within the 10 years before he became disabled. part old-age, survi\'ors, and disability insur- The rarmer whose earnings have beCti cov- ance is playing on the (arm as well as in the cfly, Willia~ P. Barker, district manager ol ered by social security only since J 956 'Was th{i problem," he said, "and farm fam. KEEP ON -~lYING!--= ..m Farm-City Week 1959, u.hich was observed nauonwlde last week and in Rutland herl:" last Fridaf. gives us a chance to stress the solve GIFTS THAT The Annual Club Of Wabama !llih School opoDJOr a square dance lo be held on Wednesday e•enlntl. November 25, at 7:30 in ihe new gymnasium. Calling !.be clancell will be Jo Hardy of Pomeroy. ' A Thanksgiving King and ero,wned during the evening. - ;~~i~~;~~~~§!tl Farmers Get Coverage Too tile Marietta sodai security orrice, noted. · To mu;strate, 'Barker pointed out that rarm-.n, as well as city workers, can become disabled apd' t~eir1'amilies thus deprived of sup· port. . "Social security is desigoed to help P.---------------------------~-----------"!"--------------· Wahama Annual Club To Sponsor Square Dance Wednesday Eve At Gymnasium ·" Conmaentating Editorially •. • candidates will determine the ..::: kina and queen : Pam Stewart and Ruuell Wood, ,Muon, aeventh crader1; Pat MeCanby, New Haven · and Jimmy · Fields, Ma1on, -~· first able to meet this requirement on Octo- ber I, !959. In addition to this 5·year re<JUirement, the farmer, Hke the ~t)' Wofker, must have a disability so ievere tbat he cannot do any sub· stantial worlq.•-His diiability mu~t have lasted &raden; CONVERTIIU · ~~'. . - c!4'Na ' -'· Mason and Wtuiam Greer, New loUd.. Hpven, seniors. A turkey wiU be the evening. GO OLDS.,OBILIE ~urlng for six months or more and can be expected Illes •• well .. city families now have pro· teclion when the family breadwinner becomes to continue Indefinitely. Also, it must be a dltabliity than can be determined by a med· di&abled." ical examination and tests. Di!a~l!'d workers 50 to 85 years of age, and thejt dtpendento, can be plld monthlJ Any farmer who becomes so disabled that heneilt(:bnlfteing with checks for tile monih · helo unable to work spould get in toUcl! with of April, 1980', and disabled workers under hls social security orrice, promptly. The SO· ••e SO m&J have their IOdat 1ecurlty records cial security office whic~ serves the ·area is frozen to protect their own .and their lami· located at 309 Putnam Street, Marietta, Ohio, Uo,e• riChjato future benelito. and is open [rom 9;00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on eli:btb Gay Cartwright. West Columbia ,aDd Charle1 Yonker, New Hlv.n, freshmen; Pat1y Taylor, Letlrt and Phil Hoffman, New Huen. tobomores; BeverLy ·Roush, Malon and Larry Morrison, New Haven, juniors; Carolyn Dotaon, pert, president of the Club, announcri that the 1a open t9 the public. FOR 18801 Sewing Club .Plans ThanksgMng ·Meal For Needy Family .., The Jolly Buneh af- SewinJ Club GIFT OF TROUGIITFULNESS- A ITfmiON! Eooy IUid ...- . - Jlllt- ilr ud bu>" tllot.,.. a Gift ~. eampleto wia. 1111n1a......, SaDU. Cllou met Saturday eventnc at the home of ¥n. Willtam ~ Jtnobson. ,.:.T~o~~~~u:n~de~r=lh~e~s~e~~~~~~~pe~r~-~~M~o~n~da~y~t5hrough Friday. hot bos to hiDe on lllo - · TileD be ..., _ . lA IIIII - . 1111 oiJie .... ud filtod. llo11 ............ ..... lhouCbtfuln-. .......... - · ud .......... - · ,..... f!UIII. . be.,...,_ FBI!£ TOOJ,S .. BAI(ER F\.IR~ITURE TODAY AND SMITH CLOTHING CO. On .~~ Comer.Ia MiCidleport llliddlepon, Oblo YESTF.RYEAR ,. •• a,; Square Dante H· !. '' Is Satllfda~ In R~ehall IIIOVA · · WATOIES . MAVTAQ ' Auto~ · · ·WASHER Dr. Brown Named New President Of Mason Medics A perfeot ,.., to..,.....,. ~io .16 111e OM,.. LOve. Give • Bulo.;. wate11 from lt,.._,c ·~~ nere ,OU .w 4Dd IDM'f ' • ·•, ' •,.-L.-, " dUfem;ai .,.. . to dJCM* ·~ .I I ' ,. .. I( ond C ' r· ,• 1 • • '1, JE~ELERS l'omen>J. Oblo ' MOTOROLA tile Nt!w Wr ~er P'ooiataii. pen wri!oaluhion.~far Ito owner. 1be perfe<t e(ft lor. your 1ldy at CIIN- c'ampiOII> ll!lhhhril>.puroe- lbat clipo IDoide,.,... <OrrY oil and mold> "'~ poUcb. ' -·• . :• W l 8. H, ' . " •~""· . ' M1LL8T. • < •: I ... SANBORN J~-LRY MIDDLEPORT ,. ll' •' NlWEU/S . t • .I CHIITtiR, · DillY:li IU 5 . OpeD ' AI.L MICttANICAL W.O~K · · . allll . , .. Vfi,~DING · SIB· . JIM HEATON .... LLOYO lfOPPMAN .,' Plullle Yu-5-U.I ,, ·' . "· ' ' . ' ~ ' ' ,• ' ....1 • ' . WOMEN·.:;; hl!l · ·" "' '!" • . . •''. ~ W• .,... Sheet �' • • •• • ' ' '' • ' ', ' '-Daily SentinO!, Pomeroy-Midd\eport, 0 ., Nov. 24, 1959 tVw.DEsaVED HONcit • By AICift McMr Panthers • • Evenly Ma.t~li-e.d- In Weight Jacket~ Retotd H.,j ~~ -~ For Thursday At New Haven JOIN$ OOI>GIR STAff LOS ANGELES UPI ~ Joe Ze1&· tar a former member 'of the St. ,1..0~is Cardinals argantntion and general mp.nager of three minor ij~m' In~ .• ~euel· league clubs, has been added ta the - H~,.. ,,.~~LIIAli\IJ Nov. '11, Ttle Nq Ha..._ C.tttetn WUI hold a Thankq:ivlN: D» hop thia Thuradar evepif'J at. 1:30. Every Tlluriday the caw,een features "The Jays" of P~n:tr • .w.hq play the late1t in rock and rall1nd pop- ~aft of tbe ~s Angeles noogers. 'ili.&ll> .. 1959 \ Game, Nijjlolroad. .. •' TIGERS $101! $CCIUTS -QilTI\OIT UPI - Mike Guerra: JUIIPIIfJ.er Qf Uf!Y~tna of Uie C\lban Ga. . . . ·A'IMrk:an Wifllef Le8$Ue, i.nd ~bel Perez, a:tnef~l man,.ger ol Manguez of t)tJ p~erto Ri~an League, have been .. 21 ... D .7ll0 !Jian,d ._. (\111 \lPle icouts by the tames, .. AIDI1rlcan ular ret.:ords. .. . w., .......... . ' " 17 13 .118"! '(J,e~~L 16 I' .IIU 1310 1610 !WI .... . . 111> ' 1811 .37t . ..... II 19 .367 IIAION MIGHS . 3 Game&, N~KR'lfoad, ~7~ " . 1 Game, Nesse!i'oad, ·228 I T•·•~ 3 Games, American Legion, !2 Ohlo ~layers 2311 Team 1 Game, Quality Printer•, 818 . . Till! •t• SIII.S !!OV. \. Neiieiroad·:: .. .. .. .. . . 1!03 Drafte~. lly.New F~1hall Chapmtjn . . . . . . . . 4$8 Cucl .............. . 452 a.~. wright .. .. •.. .. 44o lle held• in the New Ha.ven ~ouUI Center b~ilding. Refrnhmeqtl wili be sold during the informal affair. fi&eu . The dante Is aponso~ by the Junior Women's dub whici:J formu· lated the Canteen as entertainment for teens of the Meit:• - Mason area . Admission wiH be 2k pet penon. Look Here! For All_ Y~lll' Gift WRAPPING NEEDS Ribbons - !lows - Foil D~TTON'S l)ltUG $TORE Woodard ....... . . ... .. 488 ~P.t;. The nnteen h® wlll Mld~port Coals Bldg. - .- . .l..•J. ,fi .. . a111/11 · ~t ·~ Kmft l ' ' . . /JtiJtll!ltl' -- SPORTS . DESK • No lest than five up~ets jlll'l"ed the Senllnel's Football Pre· diction Panel last weekend with nine predictors taldng pa~t. A gesture of true aporlomanshtp was turned in by lawyer B1\1 porter who had been knocked out of the lead the week belpre by Pearl Williams. h ' When Williams declined to "shoot another basket after I • • ... game was over" in the "across the nation" exerclse thrown in . , "for fun" after the regular SEOAL season had ended, Porte1 authorize~ this statement: · "I concede. Mr. Williams won It lair and square. He de· • serves the 'f-bone ." '' Howud Parker, ~· kb Sprln.. r, &.T, 192.,, • ...Sr. Chari•• Downie, LG, 100 • , .Sr. Ray Jtw.ll, C, 14,••••• , .Soph. Roger Sttwart, RG, 139 • , • ,hph . .... 'fa· , , Sopb. Tom Grue .. r, 11, 16f•••• · .Jr. R•Y Poullfi,OB,. 165 • • • • .So-ph. in 12 yeart. tvtp rport r11ton la JerrJ ......., Pemero, ....y ... ill By BPII GRIMM ... f41~~ty Massillon, harkfilg ,jlacl! to the "IO!ld olcl da~•" ~nder' ~au I Brown and,Ciwel! tf;.ltler, ow.Jied anqther O~lo ~lgh school football champlonfl)llp ~~~ Th~ Sl!lfif pounly Tlgero; who rolled unbeaten 'nd' •j!Diiiia tl'~lllb a ru,aod ID-~ame • schedu\e, ltn!shed on t~lfqf ' the heap (1'1' \bQ Oth atfJight week in the UnlU!d Pr(!ss Intel'~· ti'o~il ·Ohio hi 11 school coathea Bears. S\rJni took over after U,te ratJnta·. . ' 1957 seaso~ from Lee, T'rilaql, COLUMIIUII (UPI) - . ap.." ru .1:se' . . . coa~ ,•r pointe to t~e oppojiltlllli~ MIDDI.IPORT 'r\ike lh•fer', LE, 1!11 • • • .loph. W•• Gllkkef, LT, 165 .• ,Sopoh, Don Ro~tb. I,.G, 195 ......Soph. W•rrtn Hulbert, C, 192 • · .Sope.. )et. Werner, RG, 150 • • · · .Sr. talph ldw•r• RT, 165 , , , .lr. lay Klon, ttl, 165 ••••.. Jr. ferry Fry, QB, 1S2 · • · · • • · .Sr. N•lteor Harrlt, LH. UO • , , , .Sr. Dave H.rtlnltr, IM, 112 , •••tr. ,n 'fit: Flv6 'of the 10 vletorie& W@re'1ihttiuts. Who llnlahed his 1ecOnd It was Massillon the way MassiLlon by winniQI thls season, the Tlgen Qininl the marble•, practically wr'ap· the top spot on the first ratinls up the state title Saturday of the campaie;n and holdlnJ lt a 20·0 victory over the Ti· every week. ' old rival, Canton McKinley. The f1nal top flve in tbe U. P:. ~11lllon Gets 14 VDtes U. ratlnga held their po1ition fot A totat of 211 ~aches voted in the third atralgbt week. Unbeaten the finaJ ratings of the season and Kettering Fairmont was third with 14 of tilem YQted Massillon In the lline vietorlet, followed bY 18da No. 1 spot. Unbeaten Springfield, -champion M'-rlon Hardinl .(8·1) In which comQitted itt ntne·eame fourth pla(e and Toledo DeVUbtls l~hedule a ww~ a1o, came in l'ec- (8-41·1> in fifth. ond with slx fittt place voters and Marietta (f.(}) made a bll ad· 201 points, ~ behind the Tigen. vance, comii\J up trom aeven~b t~ was the first •tate title tor 1 ixth, while Troy a.t J"mped alnce the days of Chuck from 10th to sevel\th. pot~tf~;~a. assistant coach Unbeaten f4rma tinilhe4 -i~ r~~~J~~~~~C~h~ir~ag~o eighth place and Martina terr)', ' Syracuse llolds Top Rank Aotong Major Colleges 1: ' Droqqto· t '--.4 whleh hao Serti.c;e For State (9·1) 4. Texas l (8-1) ft. Wl!IConstn (1·~ 8. Georgia (8-lJ · 7. Sou. CaUforn'la \ .(&,1) 8. Wnhl!liiPn 1he magn"'"'nf;' ,· , . Byus, Myrtle Car9lyo Sisson. ' organ ·,f aM·Ir :' . , , . ' ain~IPiiJ • , ;~: .­ amazing ll·the<,.,. i 11 atartlng at ~~' . - paat up "~'~\nt!:. rourth Row: Olbome, Damewood, Reed, Dennis !Lloyd Blackwood, Jamea Bailey, J. &. Davit, Elden Blake, Jr., W. Hul1, Carl Kaub, Ron· Jame11 Reeae, Rev. BeriW'd Paulsen. Danny &emnd, Ray E. Adama. R;'::·~·~P;au:lHomer Hooks,Rice., Rev. Thurman Dwllht W4olllam Houlton, Osrflr :Wallace pamewood, l!IIR Carr, Hal Doster. · ~~~a~:;;;::;, rew week$, ,. Co~ssioplnto Att~Qtion ' . ., . S(QTQI"QYEN .1l ~" ' \ f ..• .. . . . iAIIEST In PllrcEs FA$'JES~ bt 5!RVICE A !lalllflod Cullomar II Oqt' 1'11"81 coDol..doralleli EV/ING'S $TORE ·...2--DOO~ . LOOKS ., NEW YORK UPI - The United Preas International major college rootball ratln1~ with ftq~l place votes and won · lost records. '""" hlnte 1. $)'ra<:uae 28 (9·~) 338 2. Ml,.loslppi 4 (8-1) 280 s. LouJaiana , Wilnia Babr, Reese, Rn~aleen ID11isy be~n ill (!14 out of !hi l•~!~~dllst t}Je I 'I r••.• •, ' ., ) ' .. . '' '' . ·~. . l'j . ""·· .. 2'11 ,, o i:' 1 nH> ,.. . Texas Christlan (1·2~ ~. } .. .•"~ ',':t·,\. '' ............... ,.:.......~ ....... ;bl.,m;;;:11~ amlfi~' . ., L •" ,,. *' I'' . ... . ' , .~~OVB .• ' .. .. • . • ·., lb • • \ .' 04r OfficeWi ·_;- ht Nom' C .d'it ', ~ .,\ $1.00 I lb. He Rendentl · .CMICKENS- • •• • ~·, ' ' .: 49c lllleod • ' • '. •• ,)l... ;.,. . :: .:. v • ···~· • •' -~ '~ ' ' .; ~ :. ., J "'"! I· · · II. • .. 4111••utlet59c . . i siMoN~s Evening~ ·. Couh Leo atranl'l ·· ; .: ~ ' j~ ·~ ~·iii team thus now head cOaeh at Baldwbi.·Wal· lace ~I lege. , . beat lD: Buckeye State. M.'r~on Massillon, in rollinC t~ its fint ChariH Riffle, RH, 143.• , •••Sr. won It ~~Y~t~ar~:~~·~·,·,y,wlth a~ ..~ (I·n scored unbeaten·untied seaSontqtal sinceof 19!19 an aweeomj •91 Nick Cqatea, F&, lSI • • ••• ,,lr. f~s Buckeye Cage Fans See llright · Year Ah~d With Jerry Lqeas · Silel8111,·)!121 iii. - .CqmJNII'I! l\'l'e$li \1) ~n . Bill Wll1011, LH, 170••• .• • •• Sr aueceeded Marlon Harding as ,the Rutland and area i,tball dine ·tomorrow night In the Mo. B•um.. rdntr, PI, 152 • .ao,h. Grade School !here with Coac~ Bill He" as speaker and bon· ored guolla being the !959 Utile Buckeye champions,· the Rutland Red Devils. Ticket• still are available. Coach Jim Vennart, the winning· est coach In this area, will tell one or two Qf hla traditionally funny. stories. The homage due Rutlood's team hardly will be paid up completely . But a lot of people wll\ do their best tomorrow night :_ . - - - = : - --::::---::::--;;::-:-:;-- ·Htmlock- G!r.fv... Oh~ f!WI~:;,:.~~"~ · ·. OltP~R NO.W . · . Wins Good~ :Olden Crid D3ys Ll, 151. , .Sr. Rol•nd Htmsl.y, RT, WELKER'S M.AP~.I . I,AWH . POULTJI,Y FARM ' POMIRCIY This came from Porter although he took a 5-5 Satur~'Y on college games. No one knows what Mr. Willlams would have come up with had he ~layed . How~ver Micky Wllltams the barber, low man on the Pan· : el's totem Pole for weeks on end, came up with the best se : tecllons. His 7-lltopped sll Rial oompetllors, enough to brlnf • him out of the basement, Ken McElhmney, the mayor-e.lect ol • Mlddl~rt who had been tied lor seventli w•th 60-30, had r disappointing 3-7 which qualified him for the best also-rar player. Kermit Walton'a 6-4 pulled him above McEihmney 8~·35 to Ken's 63·37. . . • . other fi~lshers were 'Rich Jones, 6·4 lor 70·30, B•ll Ch•ld! 3·7 for 11Ml5, Don Hubbard 5-~ lor 67·33, Bill Brown 4·6 for 66-34 Ron Springer 4-6 lor 64-36. The manasemehttakes this pportunlty to extend Its appre. tlatlon to all members of the football pane\ lor. their laithfu service during the grid season now closed locaUy. Many fam took a great interest in "competing" with the Panel. !,Ike In the game itself, the Papel demonotraled that the "old colleg< try" will pay olf with victory. Chlida, Hubbard, Brown1 Por ter, and Wllll<iroa all had· shots at .the top with Pearl Whll•m• enaerglng as chat.np. · • ; . ...... PROBABLE LINE-UPS '' .TURKEYS MKT. · '•' �' • • •• • ' ' '' • ' ', ' '-Daily SentinO!, Pomeroy-Midd\eport, 0 ., Nov. 24, 1959 tVw.DEsaVED HONcit • By AICift McMr Panthers • • Evenly Ma.t~li-e.d- In Weight Jacket~ Retotd H.,j ~~ -~ For Thursday At New Haven JOIN$ OOI>GIR STAff LOS ANGELES UPI ~ Joe Ze1&· tar a former member 'of the St. ,1..0~is Cardinals argantntion and general mp.nager of three minor ij~m' In~ .• ~euel· league clubs, has been added ta the - H~,.. ,,.~~LIIAli\IJ Nov. '11, Ttle Nq Ha..._ C.tttetn WUI hold a Thankq:ivlN: D» hop thia Thuradar evepif'J at. 1:30. Every Tlluriday the caw,een features "The Jays" of P~n:tr • .w.hq play the late1t in rock and rall1nd pop- ~aft of tbe ~s Angeles noogers. 'ili.&ll> .. 1959 \ Game, Nijjlolroad. .. •' TIGERS $101! $CCIUTS -QilTI\OIT UPI - Mike Guerra: JUIIPIIfJ.er Qf Uf!Y~tna of Uie C\lban Ga. . . . ·A'IMrk:an Wifllef Le8$Ue, i.nd ~bel Perez, a:tnef~l man,.ger ol Manguez of t)tJ p~erto Ri~an League, have been .. 21 ... D .7ll0 !Jian,d ._. (\111 \lPle icouts by the tames, .. AIDI1rlcan ular ret.:ords. .. . w., .......... . ' " 17 13 .118"! '(J,e~~L 16 I' .IIU 1310 1610 !WI .... . . 111> ' 1811 .37t . ..... II 19 .367 IIAION MIGHS . 3 Game&, N~KR'lfoad, ~7~ " . 1 Game, Nesse!i'oad, ·228 I T•·•~ 3 Games, American Legion, !2 Ohlo ~layers 2311 Team 1 Game, Quality Printer•, 818 . . Till! •t• SIII.S !!OV. \. Neiieiroad·:: .. .. .. .. . . 1!03 Drafte~. lly.New F~1hall Chapmtjn . . . . . . . . 4$8 Cucl .............. . 452 a.~. wright .. .. •.. .. 44o lle held• in the New Ha.ven ~ouUI Center b~ilding. Refrnhmeqtl wili be sold during the informal affair. fi&eu . The dante Is aponso~ by the Junior Women's dub whici:J formu· lated the Canteen as entertainment for teens of the Meit:• - Mason area . Admission wiH be 2k pet penon. Look Here! For All_ Y~lll' Gift WRAPPING NEEDS Ribbons - !lows - Foil D~TTON'S l)ltUG $TORE Woodard ....... . . ... .. 488 ~P.t;. The nnteen h® wlll Mld~port Coals Bldg. - .- . .l..•J. ,fi .. . a111/11 · ~t ·~ Kmft l ' ' . . /JtiJtll!ltl' -- SPORTS . DESK • No lest than five up~ets jlll'l"ed the Senllnel's Football Pre· diction Panel last weekend with nine predictors taldng pa~t. A gesture of true aporlomanshtp was turned in by lawyer B1\1 porter who had been knocked out of the lead the week belpre by Pearl Williams. h ' When Williams declined to "shoot another basket after I • • ... game was over" in the "across the nation" exerclse thrown in . , "for fun" after the regular SEOAL season had ended, Porte1 authorize~ this statement: · "I concede. Mr. Williams won It lair and square. He de· • serves the 'f-bone ." '' Howud Parker, ~· kb Sprln.. r, &.T, 192.,, • ...Sr. Chari•• Downie, LG, 100 • , .Sr. Ray Jtw.ll, C, 14,••••• , .Soph. Roger Sttwart, RG, 139 • , • ,hph . .... 'fa· , , Sopb. Tom Grue .. r, 11, 16f•••• · .Jr. R•Y Poullfi,OB,. 165 • • • • .So-ph. in 12 yeart. tvtp rport r11ton la JerrJ ......., Pemero, ....y ... ill By BPII GRIMM ... f41~~ty Massillon, harkfilg ,jlacl! to the "IO!ld olcl da~•" ~nder' ~au I Brown and,Ciwel! tf;.ltler, ow.Jied anqther O~lo ~lgh school football champlonfl)llp ~~~ Th~ Sl!lfif pounly Tlgero; who rolled unbeaten 'nd' •j!Diiiia tl'~lllb a ru,aod ID-~ame • schedu\e, ltn!shed on t~lfqf ' the heap (1'1' \bQ Oth atfJight week in the UnlU!d Pr(!ss Intel'~· ti'o~il ·Ohio hi 11 school coathea Bears. S\rJni took over after U,te ratJnta·. . ' 1957 seaso~ from Lee, T'rilaql, COLUMIIUII (UPI) - . ap.." ru .1:se' . . . coa~ ,•r pointe to t~e oppojiltlllli~ MIDDI.IPORT 'r\ike lh•fer', LE, 1!11 • • • .loph. W•• Gllkkef, LT, 165 .• ,Sopoh, Don Ro~tb. I,.G, 195 ......Soph. W•rrtn Hulbert, C, 192 • · .Sope.. )et. Werner, RG, 150 • • · · .Sr. talph ldw•r• RT, 165 , , , .lr. lay Klon, ttl, 165 ••••.. Jr. ferry Fry, QB, 1S2 · • · · • • · .Sr. N•lteor Harrlt, LH. UO • , , , .Sr. Dave H.rtlnltr, IM, 112 , •••tr. ,n 'fit: Flv6 'of the 10 vletorie& W@re'1ihttiuts. Who llnlahed his 1ecOnd It was Massillon the way MassiLlon by winniQI thls season, the Tlgen Qininl the marble•, practically wr'ap· the top spot on the first ratinls up the state title Saturday of the campaie;n and holdlnJ lt a 20·0 victory over the Ti· every week. ' old rival, Canton McKinley. The f1nal top flve in tbe U. P:. ~11lllon Gets 14 VDtes U. ratlnga held their po1ition fot A totat of 211 ~aches voted in the third atralgbt week. Unbeaten the finaJ ratings of the season and Kettering Fairmont was third with 14 of tilem YQted Massillon In the lline vietorlet, followed bY 18da No. 1 spot. Unbeaten Springfield, -champion M'-rlon Hardinl .(8·1) In which comQitted itt ntne·eame fourth pla(e and Toledo DeVUbtls l~hedule a ww~ a1o, came in l'ec- (8-41·1> in fifth. ond with slx fittt place voters and Marietta (f.(}) made a bll ad· 201 points, ~ behind the Tigen. vance, comii\J up trom aeven~b t~ was the first •tate title tor 1 ixth, while Troy a.t J"mped alnce the days of Chuck from 10th to sevel\th. pot~tf~;~a. assistant coach Unbeaten f4rma tinilhe4 -i~ r~~~J~~~~~C~h~ir~ag~o eighth place and Martina terr)', ' Syracuse llolds Top Rank Aotong Major Colleges 1: ' Droqqto· t '--.4 whleh hao Serti.c;e For State (9·1) 4. Texas l (8-1) ft. Wl!IConstn (1·~ 8. Georgia (8-lJ · 7. Sou. CaUforn'la \ .(&,1) 8. Wnhl!liiPn 1he magn"'"'nf;' ,· , . Byus, Myrtle Car9lyo Sisson. ' organ ·,f aM·Ir :' . , , . ' ain~IPiiJ • , ;~: .­ amazing ll·the<,.,. i 11 atartlng at ~~' . - paat up "~'~\nt!:. rourth Row: Olbome, Damewood, Reed, Dennis !Lloyd Blackwood, Jamea Bailey, J. &. Davit, Elden Blake, Jr., W. Hul1, Carl Kaub, Ron· Jame11 Reeae, Rev. BeriW'd Paulsen. Danny &emnd, Ray E. Adama. R;'::·~·~P;au:lHomer Hooks,Rice., Rev. Thurman Dwllht W4olllam Houlton, Osrflr :Wallace pamewood, l!IIR Carr, Hal Doster. · ~~~a~:;;;::;, rew week$, ,. Co~ssioplnto Att~Qtion ' . ., . S(QTQI"QYEN .1l ~" ' \ f ..• .. . . . iAIIEST In PllrcEs FA$'JES~ bt 5!RVICE A !lalllflod Cullomar II Oqt' 1'11"81 coDol..doralleli EV/ING'S $TORE ·...2--DOO~ . LOOKS ., NEW YORK UPI - The United Preas International major college rootball ratln1~ with ftq~l place votes and won · lost records. '""" hlnte 1. $)'ra<:uae 28 (9·~) 338 2. Ml,.loslppi 4 (8-1) 280 s. LouJaiana , Wilnia Babr, Reese, Rn~aleen ID11isy be~n ill (!14 out of !hi l•~!~~dllst t}Je I 'I r••.• •, ' ., ) ' .. . '' '' . ·~. . l'j . ""·· .. 2'11 ,, o i:' 1 nH> ,.. . Texas Christlan (1·2~ ~. } .. .•"~ ',':t·,\. '' ............... ,.:.......~ ....... ;bl.,m;;;:11~ amlfi~' . ., L •" ,,. *' I'' . ... . ' , .~~OVB .• ' .. .. • . • ·., lb • • \ .' 04r OfficeWi ·_;- ht Nom' C .d'it ', ~ .,\ $1.00 I lb. He Rendentl · .CMICKENS- • •• • ~·, ' ' .: 49c lllleod • ' • '. •• ,)l... ;.,. . :: .:. v • ···~· • •' -~ '~ ' ' .; ~ :. ., J "'"! I· · · II. • .. 4111••utlet59c . . i siMoN~s Evening~ ·. Couh Leo atranl'l ·· ; .: ~ ' j~ ·~ ~·iii team thus now head cOaeh at Baldwbi.·Wal· lace ~I lege. , . beat lD: Buckeye State. M.'r~on Massillon, in rollinC t~ its fint ChariH Riffle, RH, 143.• , •••Sr. won It ~~Y~t~ar~:~~·~·,·,y,wlth a~ ..~ (I·n scored unbeaten·untied seaSontqtal sinceof 19!19 an aweeomj •91 Nick Cqatea, F&, lSI • • ••• ,,lr. f~s Buckeye Cage Fans See llright · Year Ah~d With Jerry Lqeas · Silel8111,·)!121 iii. - .CqmJNII'I! l\'l'e$li \1) ~n . Bill Wll1011, LH, 170••• .• • •• Sr aueceeded Marlon Harding as ,the Rutland and area i,tball dine ·tomorrow night In the Mo. B•um.. rdntr, PI, 152 • .ao,h. Grade School !here with Coac~ Bill He" as speaker and bon· ored guolla being the !959 Utile Buckeye champions,· the Rutland Red Devils. Ticket• still are available. Coach Jim Vennart, the winning· est coach In this area, will tell one or two Qf hla traditionally funny. stories. The homage due Rutlood's team hardly will be paid up completely . But a lot of people wll\ do their best tomorrow night :_ . - - - = : - --::::---::::--;;::-:-:;-- ·Htmlock- G!r.fv... Oh~ f!WI~:;,:.~~"~ · ·. OltP~R NO.W . · . Wins Good~ :Olden Crid D3ys Ll, 151. , .Sr. Rol•nd Htmsl.y, RT, WELKER'S M.AP~.I . I,AWH . POULTJI,Y FARM ' POMIRCIY This came from Porter although he took a 5-5 Satur~'Y on college games. No one knows what Mr. Willlams would have come up with had he ~layed . How~ver Micky Wllltams the barber, low man on the Pan· : el's totem Pole for weeks on end, came up with the best se : tecllons. His 7-lltopped sll Rial oompetllors, enough to brlnf • him out of the basement, Ken McElhmney, the mayor-e.lect ol • Mlddl~rt who had been tied lor seventli w•th 60-30, had r disappointing 3-7 which qualified him for the best also-rar player. Kermit Walton'a 6-4 pulled him above McEihmney 8~·35 to Ken's 63·37. . . • . other fi~lshers were 'Rich Jones, 6·4 lor 70·30, B•ll Ch•ld! 3·7 for 11Ml5, Don Hubbard 5-~ lor 67·33, Bill Brown 4·6 for 66-34 Ron Springer 4-6 lor 64-36. The manasemehttakes this pportunlty to extend Its appre. tlatlon to all members of the football pane\ lor. their laithfu service during the grid season now closed locaUy. Many fam took a great interest in "competing" with the Panel. !,Ike In the game itself, the Papel demonotraled that the "old colleg< try" will pay olf with victory. Chlida, Hubbard, Brown1 Por ter, and Wllll<iroa all had· shots at .the top with Pearl Whll•m• enaerglng as chat.np. · • ; . ...... PROBABLE LINE-UPS '' .TURKEYS MKT. · '•' �, \ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 24, 1959 - ;. ' (14) For Rent I Practice ·•..•Platters SIX ROOM APARTMENT WIT!l three bedrooms, biltb, plus gar- WANT ADS al;le. Two blockfl fr'om busmes.s d1stnct Call 401-J 11 24 (ltc PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 )> • ' ' Dally SenUntl, Pomeroy-Ujd,dlepGrt,·ll., N'ov. '2'4,1911!g;:_~r .J TELEVISIO~ GU·iDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 ' RhTES · ~tl 1*' word. • loaert!Wl. Jlintnum ebarg,.- GO ee.ot& I per W<R for tbree conaecuti~e 1D.sert1ona. ~at ..... 011e month tc. 30 renta per word. 1.f.uU lite of 3 oentil per word Wlll be ebarsOO tor advertinna lfaot paid wit.hln 10 4ays ~fter recelvinl: bill. Errwa in AdvtrU.dq -Should be reported lnunedlately. Tb ~ Sfatlnel will DOt be :reaporwble for more ttlllD one Incorrect iDBerUGn. C';"~ oi Tbanb and Sped.&~ Notices o1 Even1:6 fl.OO. Oblruan• publilbed at 1 cel'lll ~r word. WORDS l DAY 8 DAYS 8 DAYI 1 160 111 f!Oc: '90< $1.3G $4.110 JO 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6 00 711c $1.1lC $2.26 $7.110 t\da received by 10 A 11. will be ln that day'a paper. = (II Notice (9) For Sale WANTED SEE TI:IE !lATCHING EGGS FLOCKS FOR 1960. Be assured of a profitable market for yollt ll1Ul11- For dell-21)-6tc ·- I 1960. Rambler laljl write Atkma Chl(ks, Pome- roy. I NO HUNTING OF ANY KIND on my farm durmg quail !ieaso~. Adeline Parker Browning, Rutland, 1121-3tp . Rl L AT AUCTIONfliR C9mpl•'- IMrvlct CriH INclfont Write, Phont~ - Contact KARl & VAN ZANDT Ill Cord ot Thanks Pomeroy, ethto r\EIGHBORS AND friends To all who rontr1huted . to the lovely flowers sent 1n GOOD C.: LEAN LUMP CUAL. 1 Call .Rutland, 2-41:1::1.<: Ul'YIIJe memory of Mrs John H. HawkHo&ue. ms, or In any way as~1sted at the 11 ·3-:Wtc time of her death, we extend! - he<~rtfclt thanks TWo t'OR 1 HE PRH..: E!: OF ONE. John R Hawkms and children Regular su:e flashlij.b.t battteriet. Mr and Mrs. Chris Mattox lOc each~ Howie)' and. need, Midand family dU!port 11 6 lfc I 1 24 ue 56" X MODEL MOTORCYCLE ttl) Harley Davld~on Phone Racme 1 OUH TO ol24 11·2V·6t< 1966 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN USED $1,295. Hydramali<:. Spotless orl· t:HAJN SAWS. WE GOT a:tnal turquoise and wh1te 1m 'em $4\J 00 "ll· One-man and 11h. Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. ready to go, !KCliS Equipment C.:o. 1l-20-Blc 11·21-6tc 1~ FORD va 2 DOOR FAlR· ONt; WARM MORNING COAL Ian!. $895 A clean sharp ear heater. Good condttwn $20. Call ju1t waJlJhg for you. Blaettn11rs 11·21-6tc 1 1955 'PLYMbUnt 2 DOOR Bradford, k..clne, Ohl• I ·-'C':'----=----=1.:. Auto Sales Polhi-roy, 0 A. C ..:as.., SE daQ. $895. Nearly new paint JOb. Biallttnarr, Pomeroy, o ll 21 -fHc I Wallace Bradtot·d, dleport. I I l I FltE;: :TURKEY Before 9:30 A.M. . · Mlddlepolt 6831-J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ F~ED STORE At Ch••t•r Yukon 5·2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION ' DOOR PRIZE I . Wid., Nov. 25th ii:ACES - PRIZES of New BAU.OONS Before 9:00A.M. Albeny 3i53 sullltaY 'Motlnee Z p.m. lo ·4 p.m. Every Day Bervlee 61HIJ, M1d- 11-21-3lc . . . , , . . , , , , . . , . , , , , , . , , , , . FJUGJDAlUE, Kl'l'C.:HEN CABINET ilreakfust Set, Counter, 4 wooden 11tools, 3 booth&. Phone !1:4822. ll-21 ·3tc 19113 ' BUICK SPECIAL. $49~. 2 J)por Sedan. E:<ceptional. A. K. t:, REGISTERED PEKINBlaettnart. Pomeroy, 0. sese Pup11. Mrs. Harry Lodwick, 11·21-6~ C.:he11ter, o . Ph Yukon rt-3042 -- Ttiaftksglvillg Pa!'fY I TEI.EV>~IOI<I . RADIO & SMALL appliance repair. Phone Otia .»cChntock, Racine, Gbio. 11-:U-::Hp. 4-4-SOt~,~ 19ll(l OLDS ~- TWo DOOR HARD - - ' - - - - -- - top, 2 tone, power brakes and -".b:W lllflU PATft'!RNS PLASTIC 1teering, radio and heater 1 wtnt~ow blinds and sbadetl, Vene BOB'S TREE .ll-3-2!Up. $1290. Call 804-M. 11 23 ate t-um blmdtl, 1111 kmd11 and <:<~Jura l' Iller ila11s 11wnmgs, l.lay and Geetl Caun &.1,.0. C•re Nt&ht nanw plates all kind-s ' - -- -::--:---:===--JJ\11 ~nt I~ ~lununum Iudden all kmds' I-A-BEAUTY ~TROPOLitAN Eree E~tnnate Dale WI i VISIT B-A BEAUT'( SHOP' Aut. S.l" -·~ Supply 21 d ' Umo A ppe Hair shaping, permanent watiDJ 1 lw fC l'omcr~y, Onw. n 11 .;~~~~ ~~~ _;~~~wg. Call 2311, Racine. I ll I 7 ~~e '~' For IJSEU STOVES WE HAVE GOOD - - - - - - - - - - - coal, gas and fuel oil heatcu. ( l..Ub 1 I nsuranc•· F1fc Novell,v Shop, Middleport ::-~-FOR 'fiiAT .EX'l'HA SOMETHING ()pen 10 •· m. until 7.30 p. m. --ooN··8 - T-I-VERS tn Cbrlatma• greetmws, slop at 1 J-19·6t.c the Quality Print Sho(>, North Secontl Ave, Middleport, and .' IUY YOUR IOTTUO ~ ; .. from • 1lleal bulk illallr whO can _... JO" promptly 1114 pi'llifll. ·~ways lOJftst quoted We 11'8 equtppetf Ill ,.,. Jlia , &00!1. oftldeat eemc.. . . 1. : ' CliNed 'l'lmii'IQ Attenoou where loo~ over our many albums. Com.-.tcte prlcf' .. ~~.nge. PO 16, J7, to, 23, 24, 211, so; 112:, 1, 2, 9tc DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Male or Female t'iic '. i l' RE RUTLAND •Selt Set vice Reoord Ulsplaya •Establlahed by us in l1igh tr<tflocaUono~ onet •You own and operlltc •Inventory 100% rr.turnnblo for cath or credit •Roopeclt•d record produ<'c~s &. IP'Ianufwcturers •l>lltrlbuton nf m&jor record brands •No cet rich quick 11d:wmo •Good profit QUAUFICA']'lONS - Onlv n.'lponaible. far s~"htcd lndiVJd- . RATES OF TAXATION. FOR 1959 ' In JMII'Oil<ft.,. of law, I, Clyde G. Mlllh.... Tru .....,r of IIU Ooonlf, Oll~ do Mrebv clve aotl<e llbat 100 number of Millo loolecl oo oadl dollor of P1'0P8111' ,on Ill., GtMral Tox 'l>uplloote of Rul Wale, Public UMIIty ODd Petoollll Properly wllllln oalcl Ooonlf loflbe yeot liiiiD II ao follows: H '' '' l' ' uala lrith lailoh In the record buslneu, Mleklng a Jong term ~nn~Uon will be conHidercd •ca'- •Spu_re or full time $9715 lnvettment, depending on 1lze TOWNSHIPS of territory de1ired SCIIOOL DISTRIC111 WRITE, WIRE OR CALL BEST llECORD DIVISION American International Industries, l!u. LeoMa Tower Bldg , Phlla. 2, Pt. Ki. 64173'1 :::~~lL 'H ' '·. '\ ,t''' 8,111 ~, OLIVtl llutern' Local 3- n.. ___ ., t' ___ ORANGIC 'f;-@ 1 ', ; ' ' ~ USI!D CAR o_.;;;::-:::;;; - ...J ~~JS$ CHEVROLn tl41 r'Qr ltenf ........., ........ ,..v 11 2 *• t" THIIEE 1\00)1 HOUSE. FURNISH· cd. All convcnumcet. Phone 11·33-3tc Legal Notice l~(l-~lt21~c Ii~~~:~~ ~21N~.~~~~~~llr.· 1 NI!:,~.,!UR;~~~~ 1S~~H~ED~ ; ~a•• furnace. IHIHitp . ' POR SALI Ford II> be Cw.tom oold J\d: rebreeGlnJ. I yorlit'lol heifer• vaoclnilted, oPen. ..,_.od , "' .40 'I. . ' · ~ jelllfll. ' 1.110 I. .~ , '\ ~ h• -J!j.rl. ¥ ' ' : '\;~ ~IY'· ., ,, ~.' .1 ,,.,, (" ' •' t;•/ . ~~ ~"' ,,·I'I 2:1.30 I :111.?0 18.70 '( ,' '•' tj)o ·' 1~.110 23.70 ' 2:1.30 30.28 •• .' ., 1f.IO '. • t ~ ' ... ~ 1.150 ' ,.l(k...... _>..-. ,.. 1.811' • " . ;1.20 '. 22.20 ' - ~ 22.20 ~ 111.70 25.110 1.110 .... :IUD jjo ' ' ·:111,10 :13.110. .' 23.70 31).20 M.IIO 23.40 18.110 . l 2 "' ' ;; 21:!0 Cattle ,.It be before oalo <loT· We lovllo "" lo ...,.. I ~d ~ ~boo. cattle onr oDd ... lllj, 11J1e Qf 'anbolo wo .,.. , ' 1.811 •' .r :111.110 .... ' ~ UIO . uo •• . . ..... Weateni. toNI &. •J).ir _.......... _ .41) Lotol S. D. ------ .to Rutlaad V~U.,. --·- """ "' -.:~ ...... ·-.tO Local S. D. ---··-- ',to. All •lqh elasa dairy animals .olti'C!:tod from, ttp betd.!l,_ PJ!in to 'attend tbl1 ule at you wJU not be diNppetn\id U. thls offerl01. .Wf b1ve tried to plek tttUe- ,..U •llodlecl uddtn, , ~hin wltM!h and lona; netks. , .., ~ ~ • ' 'this u .. nne ae-leet.ion d. dairy Cl~ :JO )uM fNeb: '01" ~lOM!'-\Jp ; ---e te", ! ·!'!'!· 15 lint ~11 hflllert. bien nulldnc SO da.ya. rtlldy ' ' 7 and 8 ROOM HOUSF;, 4 ROOM apartment and 5 room apartment. A. W. Bena:el, Phone SlO.M. 11 2 tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT FOUR roomo. Cloae to Kroaera. Clll HoLsnn[(s 1.110 ,~:• · ... .40 - 50··. WltCO!Itln 1.110 •.eo - .', • , •. IUJ'I'LANl) I 1:00 P.M•. E.S.T. GALLAWAY ff.FAiM 10 Mile Eost of Albi!JII, 0., on Ri. 10 to , 3!fi"W!Jh G!l,l..me 1 MUe . ' A.P ARTMENTS - Furnlahed and unfumi1hed McMeaters, J(lddleport. Phone 8044 M. 2 3 tl 6087-M. EllltvD> Lot-aJ1& D.~J.. l;".o-"-- Tht~rscloy, Decem~r 3, 1959 Aptrtmentt, P..,lo'• TerNce 1M V•l• lt.., oH lutttmut Ave,. uo uo ' I .to Soutbern !J<><OI S. D. ·-·--... ' '' ,. ·'~- .II i -~ LETART , ' ,110 1• ....1.1\1) " Eutern Local S. D. ···-···· .to' .to Sou-Lbem Loell S. 0. ' I' •" ' .. -.,'1' .,.. ' ' 8.lll .cotlJMIII4 .to Ll!lBANON -··········'···-· . 'l' .. ,.r·h·," "• : ... , •• '· ' '' Eutet~ Local S. D. -·····-- AO SaUobv)o Looal S. D. --·-·- .to ~( J, , .. I '' ':. CHESTI!lR I EJ '' n • ' :' lo..• '•''• ., --,. .-.. '. v >C ...',. ' · II I • ' " ~ I, I ' ; ,. • �, \ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 24, 1959 - ;. ' (14) For Rent I Practice ·•..•Platters SIX ROOM APARTMENT WIT!l three bedrooms, biltb, plus gar- WANT ADS al;le. Two blockfl fr'om busmes.s d1stnct Call 401-J 11 24 (ltc PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 )> • ' ' Dally SenUntl, Pomeroy-Ujd,dlepGrt,·ll., N'ov. '2'4,1911!g;:_~r .J TELEVISIO~ GU·iDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 ' RhTES · ~tl 1*' word. • loaert!Wl. Jlintnum ebarg,.- GO ee.ot& I per W<R for tbree conaecuti~e 1D.sert1ona. ~at ..... 011e month tc. 30 renta per word. 1.f.uU lite of 3 oentil per word Wlll be ebarsOO tor advertinna lfaot paid wit.hln 10 4ays ~fter recelvinl: bill. Errwa in AdvtrU.dq -Should be reported lnunedlately. Tb ~ Sfatlnel will DOt be :reaporwble for more ttlllD one Incorrect iDBerUGn. C';"~ oi Tbanb and Sped.&~ Notices o1 Even1:6 fl.OO. Oblruan• publilbed at 1 cel'lll ~r word. WORDS l DAY 8 DAYS 8 DAYI 1 160 111 f!Oc: '90< $1.3G $4.110 JO 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6 00 711c $1.1lC $2.26 $7.110 t\da received by 10 A 11. will be ln that day'a paper. = (II Notice (9) For Sale WANTED SEE TI:IE !lATCHING EGGS FLOCKS FOR 1960. Be assured of a profitable market for yollt ll1Ul11- For dell-21)-6tc ·- I 1960. Rambler laljl write Atkma Chl(ks, Pome- roy. I NO HUNTING OF ANY KIND on my farm durmg quail !ieaso~. Adeline Parker Browning, Rutland, 1121-3tp . Rl L AT AUCTIONfliR C9mpl•'- IMrvlct CriH INclfont Write, Phont~ - Contact KARl & VAN ZANDT Ill Cord ot Thanks Pomeroy, ethto r\EIGHBORS AND friends To all who rontr1huted . to the lovely flowers sent 1n GOOD C.: LEAN LUMP CUAL. 1 Call .Rutland, 2-41:1::1.<: Ul'YIIJe memory of Mrs John H. HawkHo&ue. ms, or In any way as~1sted at the 11 ·3-:Wtc time of her death, we extend! - he<~rtfclt thanks TWo t'OR 1 HE PRH..: E!: OF ONE. John R Hawkms and children Regular su:e flashlij.b.t battteriet. Mr and Mrs. Chris Mattox lOc each~ Howie)' and. need, Midand family dU!port 11 6 lfc I 1 24 ue 56" X MODEL MOTORCYCLE ttl) Harley Davld~on Phone Racme 1 OUH TO ol24 11·2V·6t< 1966 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN USED $1,295. Hydramali<:. Spotless orl· t:HAJN SAWS. WE GOT a:tnal turquoise and wh1te 1m 'em $4\J 00 "ll· One-man and 11h. Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. ready to go, !KCliS Equipment C.:o. 1l-20-Blc 11·21-6tc 1~ FORD va 2 DOOR FAlR· ONt; WARM MORNING COAL Ian!. $895 A clean sharp ear heater. Good condttwn $20. Call ju1t waJlJhg for you. Blaettn11rs 11·21-6tc 1 1955 'PLYMbUnt 2 DOOR Bradford, k..clne, Ohl• I ·-'C':'----=----=1.:. Auto Sales Polhi-roy, 0 A. C ..:as.., SE daQ. $895. Nearly new paint JOb. Biallttnarr, Pomeroy, o ll 21 -fHc I Wallace Bradtot·d, dleport. I I l I FltE;: :TURKEY Before 9:30 A.M. . · Mlddlepolt 6831-J Pomeroy 525 KAUTZ F~ED STORE At Ch••t•r Yukon 5·2145 HAMILL SERVICE STATION ' DOOR PRIZE I . Wid., Nov. 25th ii:ACES - PRIZES of New BAU.OONS Before 9:00A.M. Albeny 3i53 sullltaY 'Motlnee Z p.m. lo ·4 p.m. Every Day Bervlee 61HIJ, M1d- 11-21-3lc . . . , , . . , , , , . . , . , , , , , . , , , , . FJUGJDAlUE, Kl'l'C.:HEN CABINET ilreakfust Set, Counter, 4 wooden 11tools, 3 booth&. Phone !1:4822. ll-21 ·3tc 19113 ' BUICK SPECIAL. $49~. 2 J)por Sedan. E:<ceptional. A. K. t:, REGISTERED PEKINBlaettnart. Pomeroy, 0. sese Pup11. Mrs. Harry Lodwick, 11·21-6~ C.:he11ter, o . Ph Yukon rt-3042 -- Ttiaftksglvillg Pa!'fY I TEI.EV>~IOI<I . RADIO & SMALL appliance repair. Phone Otia .»cChntock, Racine, Gbio. 11-:U-::Hp. 4-4-SOt~,~ 19ll(l OLDS ~- TWo DOOR HARD - - ' - - - - -- - top, 2 tone, power brakes and -".b:W lllflU PATft'!RNS PLASTIC 1teering, radio and heater 1 wtnt~ow blinds and sbadetl, Vene BOB'S TREE .ll-3-2!Up. $1290. Call 804-M. 11 23 ate t-um blmdtl, 1111 kmd11 and <:<~Jura l' Iller ila11s 11wnmgs, l.lay and Geetl Caun &.1,.0. C•re Nt&ht nanw plates all kind-s ' - -- -::--:---:===--JJ\11 ~nt I~ ~lununum Iudden all kmds' I-A-BEAUTY ~TROPOLitAN Eree E~tnnate Dale WI i VISIT B-A BEAUT'( SHOP' Aut. S.l" -·~ Supply 21 d ' Umo A ppe Hair shaping, permanent watiDJ 1 lw fC l'omcr~y, Onw. n 11 .;~~~~ ~~~ _;~~~wg. Call 2311, Racine. I ll I 7 ~~e '~' For IJSEU STOVES WE HAVE GOOD - - - - - - - - - - - coal, gas and fuel oil heatcu. ( l..Ub 1 I nsuranc•· F1fc Novell,v Shop, Middleport ::-~-FOR 'fiiAT .EX'l'HA SOMETHING ()pen 10 •· m. until 7.30 p. m. --ooN··8 - T-I-VERS tn Cbrlatma• greetmws, slop at 1 J-19·6t.c the Quality Print Sho(>, North Secontl Ave, Middleport, and .' IUY YOUR IOTTUO ~ ; .. from • 1lleal bulk illallr whO can _... JO" promptly 1114 pi'llifll. ·~ways lOJftst quoted We 11'8 equtppetf Ill ,.,. Jlia , &00!1. oftldeat eemc.. . . 1. : ' CliNed 'l'lmii'IQ Attenoou where loo~ over our many albums. Com.-.tcte prlcf' .. ~~.nge. PO 16, J7, to, 23, 24, 211, so; 112:, 1, 2, 9tc DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Male or Female t'iic '. i l' RE RUTLAND •Selt Set vice Reoord Ulsplaya •Establlahed by us in l1igh tr<tflocaUono~ onet •You own and operlltc •Inventory 100% rr.turnnblo for cath or credit •Roopeclt•d record produ<'c~s &. IP'Ianufwcturers •l>lltrlbuton nf m&jor record brands •No cet rich quick 11d:wmo •Good profit QUAUFICA']'lONS - Onlv n.'lponaible. far s~"htcd lndiVJd- . RATES OF TAXATION. FOR 1959 ' In JMII'Oil<ft.,. of law, I, Clyde G. Mlllh.... Tru .....,r of IIU Ooonlf, Oll~ do Mrebv clve aotl<e llbat 100 number of Millo loolecl oo oadl dollor of P1'0P8111' ,on Ill., GtMral Tox 'l>uplloote of Rul Wale, Public UMIIty ODd Petoollll Properly wllllln oalcl Ooonlf loflbe yeot liiiiD II ao follows: H '' '' l' ' uala lrith lailoh In the record buslneu, Mleklng a Jong term ~nn~Uon will be conHidercd •ca'- •Spu_re or full time $9715 lnvettment, depending on 1lze TOWNSHIPS of territory de1ired SCIIOOL DISTRIC111 WRITE, WIRE OR CALL BEST llECORD DIVISION American International Industries, l!u. LeoMa Tower Bldg , Phlla. 2, Pt. Ki. 64173'1 :::~~lL 'H ' '·. '\ ,t''' 8,111 ~, OLIVtl llutern' Local 3- n.. ___ ., t' ___ ORANGIC 'f;-@ 1 ', ; ' ' ~ USI!D CAR o_.;;;::-:::;;; - ...J ~~JS$ CHEVROLn tl41 r'Qr ltenf ........., ........ ,..v 11 2 *• t" THIIEE 1\00)1 HOUSE. FURNISH· cd. All convcnumcet. Phone 11·33-3tc Legal Notice l~(l-~lt21~c Ii~~~:~~ ~21N~.~~~~~~llr.· 1 NI!:,~.,!UR;~~~~ 1S~~H~ED~ ; ~a•• furnace. IHIHitp . ' POR SALI Ford II> be Cw.tom oold J\d: rebreeGlnJ. I yorlit'lol heifer• vaoclnilted, oPen. ..,_.od , "' .40 'I. . ' · ~ jelllfll. ' 1.110 I. .~ , '\ ~ h• -J!j.rl. ¥ ' ' : '\;~ ~IY'· ., ,, ~.' .1 ,,.,, (" ' •' t;•/ . ~~ ~"' ,,·I'I 2:1.30 I :111.?0 18.70 '( ,' '•' tj)o ·' 1~.110 23.70 ' 2:1.30 30.28 •• .' ., 1f.IO '. • t ~ ' ... ~ 1.150 ' ,.l(k...... _>..-. ,.. 1.811' • " . ;1.20 '. 22.20 ' - ~ 22.20 ~ 111.70 25.110 1.110 .... :IUD jjo ' ' ·:111,10 :13.110. .' 23.70 31).20 M.IIO 23.40 18.110 . l 2 "' ' ;; 21:!0 Cattle ,.It be before oalo <loT· We lovllo "" lo ...,.. I ~d ~ ~boo. cattle onr oDd ... lllj, 11J1e Qf 'anbolo wo .,.. , ' 1.811 •' .r :111.110 .... ' ~ UIO . uo •• . . ..... Weateni. toNI &. •J).ir _.......... _ .41) Lotol S. D. ------ .to Rutlaad V~U.,. --·- """ "' -.:~ ...... ·-.tO Local S. D. ---··-- ',to. All •lqh elasa dairy animals .olti'C!:tod from, ttp betd.!l,_ PJ!in to 'attend tbl1 ule at you wJU not be diNppetn\id U. thls offerl01. .Wf b1ve tried to plek tttUe- ,..U •llodlecl uddtn, , ~hin wltM!h and lona; netks. , .., ~ ~ • ' 'this u .. nne ae-leet.ion d. dairy Cl~ :JO )uM fNeb: '01" ~lOM!'-\Jp ; ---e te", ! ·!'!'!· 15 lint ~11 hflllert. bien nulldnc SO da.ya. rtlldy ' ' 7 and 8 ROOM HOUSF;, 4 ROOM apartment and 5 room apartment. A. W. Bena:el, Phone SlO.M. 11 2 tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT FOUR roomo. Cloae to Kroaera. Clll HoLsnn[(s 1.110 ,~:• · ... .40 - 50··. WltCO!Itln 1.110 •.eo - .', • , •. IUJ'I'LANl) I 1:00 P.M•. E.S.T. GALLAWAY ff.FAiM 10 Mile Eost of Albi!JII, 0., on Ri. 10 to , 3!fi"W!Jh G!l,l..me 1 MUe . ' A.P ARTMENTS - Furnlahed and unfumi1hed McMeaters, J(lddleport. Phone 8044 M. 2 3 tl 6087-M. EllltvD> Lot-aJ1& D.~J.. l;".o-"-- Tht~rscloy, Decem~r 3, 1959 Aptrtmentt, P..,lo'• TerNce 1M V•l• lt.., oH lutttmut Ave,. uo uo ' I .to Soutbern !J<><OI S. D. ·-·--... ' '' ,. ·'~- .II i -~ LETART , ' ,110 1• ....1.1\1) " Eutern Local S. D. ···-···· .to' .to Sou-Lbem Loell S. 0. ' I' •" ' .. -.,'1' .,.. ' ' 8.lll .cotlJMIII4 .to Ll!lBANON -··········'···-· . 'l' .. ,.r·h·," "• : ... , •• '· ' '' Eutet~ Local S. D. -·····-- AO SaUobv)o Looal S. D. --·-·- .to ~( J, , .. I '' ':. CHESTI!lR I EJ '' n • ' :' lo..• '•''• ., --,. .-.. '. v >C ...',. ' · II I • ' " ~ I, I ' ; ,. • �. . -~ . . "' ' ' I .,. DESMembersTo :i'ttend Community ~rvices In Group \! lfemben of Eva ngeline p, OES, Middleport, are JID.C to attend the annual I 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov . 24, 1959 Middleport C:o~ple Celebrating Golden Wedding Anniversary At Home Today Chap. flian Com- body this IChurch The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian of Middleport met last Thursday evening at the church ly FltiDDII HOUDASHII.T 1 1 ; with 1111's. George Anderson, Jr., as the program chairman. , Under ber direction a dramatic worship service ot l_)rai~ Mra. Ev_erett BachneJ, daughter called "Altars of Thanksgiving" using as the focal pomt an Karen, Mn.. Ray Bachner, Mrs. all white altar. Jack Bachner and Mra. Paul HI~ Hymns used at various pol.nts lD - aunitl' Tbaokaaivinl Services in I ·Presbyteria' Church Women Observe I Thanksglving Season With Services Around And About Middleport coming Wednesday penin.J. The &erYic-es wilt start it '1:30 at lbe Cburcb of Chr ist fud OES members are r equested .tonslaiJ and dau.g.hter Edith visit· the program were "Beneath the votlona with an appropriate Thanb ed In Parkenburg Sunday. cr'oss of Jesus," "JOy to the World " glvi.ng prayer. Amoflil those attend.inJ the and "Give or Your Best to the Mas· lli8s Margaret Sauer read tbe ·JO meet at the church at '1 :15. Ohio UnivenJty-Bowling Green ter.' missionaries for tbe day and offerl On Friday, Nov. 27, the Cbappme laal Saturday w~e Mr. 1nd Women Wbtl had leading parts in ed special prayer for them. t'r oHieers Will meet at tbe MaMr1. Donald Milll, ~barle• Hu· the program were Mrs. • Ronald report for Group 1 was givjoaie Hill to practicE for the kina and Bill Turner. Hemlock Grove Grange 2049 met in regular wsion SaturHand, Mra. Marcu.s Chambera, ,Qirs. enThe by Mrs. Hand and Group 11 ...._Uation of offiten. Tbey will day evening with Leo Story worthy master presiding . Noah Haakin1 ·p reached at the E. 0 . Tewksbary and Mrs. Paul by Mrs J. E . Harley . The report of ;lao Uve a practice meeting on A contribution was made to the Tuberculosis and Health Forest Run and ·Racine M:etbodiat Haptonatall and daughter, F..dith, the recent bazaar was given by Nov. 30. Association. The new furnace has been installed and was used Cburcb Sunday mo~ eu,bstitut· with various memben having read· Mrs. Owens and various others who for the first time at this meeting. All who wish to donate gifts ing for Rev. Joba. ' Elwood who inp. helpe~ . As each key woman mad'e her reCor the patients at the Athens State Hospital are requested to was recently returned 1from the marks she advanced to the altar . At the close of the meeting rehospital. briug them to th e next meeting 1 Short Jokes were given by SYI· December 5. ' vii:l Midkiff, Nellie Smith, MuUyn ·Miu Margaret Sauer was the and left a piece of the material to freshment. were served by n.c Pom....,y, Oblo Stockton, Edna Clark, Ethel Hart $_u nday dinner cuut ol Mr. and indicate atone, with the last wo- hostess, Mi'~ . Rodney Sauer, M:ss Thanksglvlog was the theme of and Alice Stockton . . lin. George sauer and 1011 Dick. mBn's piece completina: the crou. Mary Park, Miss Susan Park, Mrs. At the conclusion memben ad- Charlotte Perrin, Mrs. Haptonatall the prueram pres~nted by the leeRiddles by the lecturer and the Mrs. Marraret White of Colij.rttbua vanced to the altar and left- theit and 'Mrs.·Hand with ·Mra. carl Gilturer, Clara Paulsen. Several read- singi ng of "Count Your .Blessings" il alto a cueat In the Sauer home thank offering gift. A special an- more, Mrs. George Sauer and MrL ings were given including "Novemconcluded the program. -"-d in the evenin.J , the George TONIGHT nual collection, this offering· goes Robert Lowery as contributora. Sauera and their company went ~~ti~;~,~~Fr:~ioa: n~k:~Ciark; "Today I Give Sa ndwiches, cookies, jello and ''IT STARTED WITI-1 A KISS" ' Mildred Stockton; ''An coffee were served by Mr. and Mrs. to the Harold Sauer home and to overaeas mission WDr.lr.. Mrs. Harold Sauer presided at Thanksgiving," Lu- Homer Willard, Amanda Eastman viaited with Mra. Addle Fugate. MASONS TO MEET Glenn Ford - Debbte Reynolds Story ; "Keep Your Machinery 1and Gcr dld and Pearl Hayes . :.Mrs. Iva BJ'Own was taken to the business meeting and Mrs. Karl There will be a special m C'eting Earl Cowefl ; "The FatteJ the Meigs Geaeral Hospital Moo- Owens gave the devotfbns and Not Ojloft Wod ....... y used as bet theme, "Wby Be of Mid4leport Lo4g&-- No. 363 F. 4ay moming afte.f becoming 1U it Helen Q,"'"Y, and "The DC· 1'bankful?" reading from the ·a nd A. M., NoVember 23 at 7:30 p. Hen,' Bernard Puul11en . ber home. ~ .air. and Mrt, Mont R. west or Psalms ~md Jiving the hlatory of m. at tbe Masonic Hall . . P8.ul M·. Roaevllle via.lted over the week Thanksgiving. She cloaed ft~e de· DarneU is the Ma•~r of the Lodge, elid w1tb bl1 aitter, Mra. Heney 1 Hennety, l.ocal, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrt. Charlel Hudnall, benton Pona, Mr. and Mrt. lleese Ml. Gile ad , and Miss Phyllis Pettit Wut and· ton _Tommy, Pomeroy, of Middlepport, have received J4r. and Mr1. Paul K. Ruuell word that Larry 0 . Hudnall of and daU~hter Kathy were in Rain· the u . S. Army Battalion, third elle, W. Va., over tbe weekend gunner, 39th 4uxiliary, who la viaiUnc with relatives. They went .stationed in Newburk, Germany, elpeei&ll)' -to visit her 1i1tet, Sbir· ha s bel'ln promoted to PFC. VI · "' who b boapitalized. MUSIC BY PFc Hudnan enlisted In the Mr. and Mrs. ctor Grimm, of Mldd.leport are celeuraUnl· leyllr.McGraw and llrs. Joe Savely and Army, Feb. 1, 1909, and went their 50th wedding anniversary today at their home On 84 dauchter Su11n of Akron visited ovt'rse11s on Sept. 8. His promotion South Second Avenue. . recenUy Witb Mrs. Mallet Sanborn Group rn•de Sept. 29 and he will They were married ·November 24, 1909 by Rev. W. H. How· and Mlsa Beli Sanborn . "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ib~e~·~"~"~"~e~as~lo~r~tw~o~yo~...,~--;;;;.W j pastor of the First United Brethern Church Port&- Mr. and Mrs. Vircii Edwards of • mouth. Mrs. Grimm was Anna A. Davis and they are both Columbus vi.alted over the week memben of the u. B. Church. end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles They were manied in tbelr their parent:J reeentl:r to . help Edwardl and family and Mr. and own home with reception follow- celebrate their annivei'IJJ7'. Mrl. L. D. Diles. ing with fr1enda and relat~ves. Merri Chrlltine Ault small dsuThe Grintl have received rDJnr Mr. Grim was a master mechan· gifts and urda from thU' hlJ.. (bter of Mr. and Mrs. William ist at Semet Solvay Coke Co., Uvea and friendl in ob~anee AuU auffered a badLy lacerated later they went into groceey b~f. of their anniveraary. fincer at her bomt Sunday. M.erri · ne.u in PortBmouth, then movina: Christine will be a ,t!ar old on to Middleport where they had a Cbrlstm11s diiJ. eroct!ry store and later a re•taurMrs. Tom Biley and. Mrs. RoRnt. bert A¥Jey were in Columbu1 They ·a re the parenb of five Sounday to visit 'witb Mn. Riley's cbUdren Clarissa Grim John•on lister, llrs. Oliver L!nkenhoker William Ec:imond Grim, botb (Mary LIIJhter) who was recently er) who was recently returned I ~~''!!'',., Paul Grim of Surf City . Allee Mills, Middle· Mra. Carroll Swanson, prfaJd~i1~ re&W'Jled from the hospital. and Mrs. jane Sever, Canton. presided durlna the meetint of Mn. Ernest Covert wa.s returnBotb of the Grims children and the Middl~port Band Booaterl ed to the home of her mother, their friends from out of town which was held Monay evening ·•t 1lra. L~teille Maye1 from the have spent several days with the hllh 1ohool. Melga General Hoapital Sunday. Mn. Sidney Picken.s was -tak.!n The group voted to pay the tpJ· to &he Melga General Ho.~pital penaes or the band dlreetof, Saturday. Her dauahcet , Mra. Georce D1ll11 to tbe · ' pi!l!l· · dlre~ Avery flekena of Dunbar waa call· tora -conventlon which · ~ ~~- ·'lie ed because of her illneP. held De-c. 9-13 at the' Sherman Overnight gue.ta Saturday of Hotel ia Chicago. Mill Flo Hurley and Miu Vanetta At Sunday's meeting of the Tbe boosters lllio voted to pur- Carron were Mi11 Barbara Jean of the First United Presby· two drum ca1es and 10 mu· Smith and the Mluea Patty and Barbara Mt'GraU, Chester, Church, Middleport, Cinda 11tamla. and Carolyn Rusaell ware Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nitbclson leaden tor the evening. show which wUl ·be and family and Yn. Ernest Gallipolis Dec. 12 was announc- Molden of Rutland were in Col· The meeting was opened In the The MlddiC!port barl.d has umbus Sunday to vi1ll with Mr. manner with Lynn Bucb· accornpanylnr the 1roup been asked to participate in tbe ' and Mrs. John Headlntton. slnilng. in the afternoon lliOniJ Mr. and Mr1. Charlea Gerward and family visited with relative• Galliopli• BBlld. After the short buaineaa meet· waa decided that for the Dflc· ln Portsmouth Satttrday. ing the group played Bible BaseAmonc tbole in Athena lut Frl· ball with their counselon, Mr. e~ber fund rajjJng project tbe and Mra. Richard Vaughn as the auoclatJon will }Jold a bakeleu day evening to attend the •tate pitchers. bake aale and tbe wentl of mem· production or "No Time for SarThere were 12 members present bera of the beginnlnc band, the ceanta" '"" Mr. and Mn. Wayne and after .t he meeting pop corn Junior and Senior banda will Gibbona, Mra. W~ Crooka and and pop we_re served to them by be contaeted for a $1.,00 donal ion Gene Grate. Eudell . Konkrllht of SprlngRev. Howard Ru'ppelt who alfo at· bJ a telephone committee which wJU be announced later. field •pent tht weekend wJtb Ilia \ tended the meeting:. parentl, Mr. and M(l. Ra,-mon H,ere'a an un~ll aple~ saver ihat adapts beauKonkrilbt. tifully to challiflDIJ fundy needs! Rugcedly built C. E. Burdette wbo waa taken of tolid ftlnut In warm INY fi.nish - just one to Mtlp Gtneral H01pital lift of the ~· of outataDding' pieees you'H find i.n week for auraeey, has the Ou, Kl11eo for Santa - UICI hugo, too, when tobe Mapo.lia Group b,- Kroebler. See .dte many and bJa IUI'It'l7 II delQed until he gifts the family In a jolll way with a other bedJ, eheat. ancl dresaen, speeially priced ~~ Improved. Thanksgiving Is Theme of Program Presented At Hemlock Gr.ove Grange OJil St. Nick bas slipped quietly Into Meigs County towns been bliay uneratlng hundreds of thousands of dollars stock every store With tl!e will~ aaaortment of Clirlstmas ever aBSembled for the -ll!ence of home town shOpTodats Dilly sentinel 14lP what he brought. Jolly Old Fellow will CQ!M: again Chrlstmas N1ght, of course lor the thousUICis of youngsters who are Jillddened by f1111cy and imagination. And their parents find Joy of the atOBIID In giving ..,_,them. Thai's why lhil,cltts are here. That's why merchants have by many facets of activity. Note: .. _ of Santa'.a best anll open their storeo - offlcally downtown Christmas tree.t are planned In most tom· fcir the CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON. 1=~~;~~ to which the big red..ulted gentleman will tome A co;,.lderable boosi to the aeaaon Is already In the bandl:[.l eve of the day the Christ was born. Of thrlfiy folb wbo have parllclpated In Meigs County ~ --Beautiful, ·eolorfuJ decoratloDI are lui going up today. -Downtown rellalous concerts are llelng pla•nu•l at ~ Christmas Club plan. FUnds were distributed re<ently to buD. dreds of saven. They totaled $118,800. •· In Pomeroy by Iotal and area church cholro. a,.Jp The seaoon, now having" only 24 shopping dayslefl,ls hl8ho will be a feature throughout Ill eomfnunltlea. Ill..,_, MEIGS THEATRE • I D·ANCE . ' . . • 10 til 1 ·e nttne u-- Weather Ohio: _ . . d - .... tl...,... rattitr CoW todty, "ttnlght .... Tltundoy. - lloltt - llkely ...... Tltun4ay. ,. diiiJiy mbr.ed wlttt rain or _. ... uiNIM "'""'· ies Readied For Big G=m,te ~l I new trl-bed from the THE FIVE SAINTS nell!hborhood will have original, story-telling decoralloDI and tableaua. Church•• begin their aeaaon of special senlces com· memoratlng the season. All thlo emphasizes the symbCIIsm In the tremenilous meaning for Man of the Christ Child arrlvecl onSboppen earth. will find lodloy's Daily Sentlnel chock fulJ of and suggestions on gift aelectlm\B. You will find It to )'01Il advantage, surely' to keep thlo edltlnn close by your c~ IWII Jisl. • TAipkV~ EAGLES CLUB November 26th - =inl ·e· Your Holiday Shopping Tips: Buy At-Home! Army Man Wins Promotion To PFC In Newburk, Ger. GALA THANKSGIVING ~ted Mognolia w"' or by Middleport Bcmd B.oosters fla,n futJd Raising Project Give \be fami\y Presby,terian WYF Holds,Meeting Sunday At Church .n.n l This massed choir of and wo;..en will sing hi . 'l'banksgiving rellgjouo nrvlces tonlsht at 1! at School dlretted .by Mr, UoyiJ Joh1180D, seated,· !toot; \ a TRONDL;E a BUNK a TWIN BED Furniture Department Third Floor Texas Family Here For Thanksgiving Visit With Parents new TV set for everyblldy s enjo)'Dionl! See our grand holiday dlll}llloy now! .. . New $1/m, Ttlm . ··- - rilbt ·n.owr Qeorae.Clrele and Albia• and I l and Vltitllr. and . eliJ>Iaded . l'fOI!'Illl llational ,FoUlldau... now a\tlcldna tb.e crlpol bOrtb deiO<ta and -~" MrL •• 11 ·~·d tllo • . Semor Mothers Date For ·£1b.• rfelds ·In ·Pomeroy New Super Performance/' ,.,. . Mr. William Ev~rson of Middleport and 'H. E. Boney of Pome•·oy have ueen appointed Me•s• <.:ounty !Jirectors for New l!l•rch of DUDes 10r 19ti0, il wall announced today by lloiMlrt W. Feller, Ohio Campalll! Cliall'lllan, In cooperallon wlih Jllrs, All~Y YOWl&, Cllapter Chslfman. 1'be drive, . Wh!<~ wiU-IMI bold In Ja!luary, wUJ belp support I' '. f, . ' 1' on Page Seven) WeCordlallyluvlte"l'ou~- . ' --To VIsit ne.~ew -- · FABRIC1 'SHOR· · ' . - ' . NOW OPEN DNOI 2621Cj.inchoa ID BbOily or Seta Priced From • • ........... • \ ~- ..... • · ........ - larj"lll and !11011 •orled ael~tlon Is ready for ~untlieds of \OYB .• , ·wlleef ,liOOds, games, .,_ _,...,~. to)'ll.lor bo)'ll, ¥elbaUs, footbaUs, ' \C,I'tlae·'i~, dolls Of aU tJnds, bookS, etc. All . ''"'' dh . _ j'or' Ow seledlon. Bu<l8et Rlealllng" . PAAtPER . ·:~·~~'::. Mo $199.95 iii ....._i....i.,._ •.:; Field Crest LlnetnF. Bl•dspJrei Complete Singer Sewhlt Mochl~ •· Sal•• and S.r¥~1 , :r.mo~s Singer Selfln& CourJe Willi' Purchase of Ntiw·Machllle' Rutland, Ohio I' ·\. 1)111 ber meet Nov. 30 at lb.e atbool' tit 7' p. m. l.· ...,._ ·too. '' ~--~ .! MIIGS GINIRAL HOSI!IT AL Admitted : Ernest Bower&, Min· erivUle• Jobn XcCiaakey, ~cine. Dllmla.ed: Mrs. Robert _Lawson and ~ Racine : Mrs. Pearl Ja· - P~eroy Ro; E. w; De Middl.eport and Mr1. and baby, Tuppers � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 24, 1959 brown saxton