https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/34b00398762cae74b4f18b92e3d17b0b.pdf 9d68ba09d6edfe550c4f34bfff7493b6 PDF Text Text I ... ... . .., '' ' Chester Grange Presents Thanksgiving Program At Regular Session Tuesday Sorority Gr.oup Chester Grange met in regular session Tuesday evening f Holds Meetl'ng W1th Dale Kautz, worthy master, presiding. A communication was read from Ohio Crop in regard to ~e regular meeting of the the overseas relief. It was decided to have a Christmas party 0 ~ 10 Eta Pbl Chapter of tbe Beta at the next meeting on December B and to. cancel the em· 5rue,day '•ma Pbi !'Orortty wu held . evemng 1t Ute OhJo Fuel her 22 meetmg due to Christmas. There w11I be a 50c t e•- Gao . Olflce in Mld~rt with THE VALUE ® USED CARS OFFER MOST 1952 CHEVROLET Deluxe · · · · · · · · · · · · $395 6 Passenger Coupe. Powerglide trans., clean interior, original2 tone green finish, radio and heater. 1953 BUICK Special2 Door · · · · · · · · · $495 Loca-l owned, clean interior, standard transmission , radio and heater. White over turquoise finish . 1954 CHEVROLET Deluxe 210 · · · · · · $695 2 Door. Ivory over blue finish . All good tires, clean interior, radio and heater, choice of standard transmission or powerglide. 1955 CHEVROLET Hardtop Cpe. · · · · $1195 V8 motor.· Powerglide transmission. Ivory over light green, like new whitewall tires, radio and heater. c~ange for ~en and women and f .1. Mr$.1r Betty Everson, president, glfta fo~ children . Refreshments a:J l~B. K bl I I pre,ldlng. w11l be 10 charge of the Home Jk... ane 0 ent!, ecturer, Pte-J ' onomica Committee. AU memben sented a program usins Th&n;ka&iv· The first meeting · for tbe new J!ill(l l!U!Jq pue puillll 01 ~IJn .lJ•, ~.nNg at th~ tbemode. Gr~ •!D1JDI of pl~&ea of tbe ' sorority was: held earer ,.. y G To ..... ee' opened before the meeline with Sue lhe program and .members re· Seelig, vice president In charge sponded to roll call vr1th ~~at th~y of the pLed11e tralnin& meeting. MEIGS THEATRE were having fo~, ThanksglVlng .~In· Routine busines,1 wa8 taken PomoroJ, llblo ner. A readjng, Tbls We Ha~.e by care of and committee reports Ro~ Miller preceded a song Bless were given. A note of apprecia· TONICIHT Thls House' by the young .~pie tlon from Mary Ruth Powell for "THE BEAT GENERATION" of the Grange, and a poem, Hymn the rose sent to her while Jn the QC Thanksgiving" by David Kob- hoapital was read. Mrs. Powell Steve Cochran Mamie VanDoren lentz. A conteat waa conducted by is in Florida with' her hu.sband SATURDAY the lect.urer and won by ~· and where they plan to mate thelr "THE RETURN OF THE FLY" . Mra. Edason HoUon after which th,e home. · program. elo~d with the Lord a After the meetJnJ Nndwichea (Horror Movie) 1 and co~ea were served · by Char· - also Prayer m unason "THE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE" The Maater thanked the Home lene Tbomaa and Carnl Blcbtel E.conomaca Comm~ttee for tbetr to the followiDI 1n [ddltion to dasplay at tbe Inabtute and all who those mentioned above: Cbvlene helped in any w~y . . . Dillard, Mila Wooda, Barbara '·NORTH BY NORTIIWEST'' . Refreob~enta •n keeP•'!!!;· Betzing, Betty Fultz, Leo Seyler, ' Cary Grant - Eva Marie Saint rhanksglvmg were servett~Jlt the April ""ith., .. Shirley Y. S,egle, l~;;;;;;~~~~~c~l~ose~o~l~th~e~m~ee~t~ln~g.;_==-- sue Grueaer tnd Reva Vaug1m. Lon Chaney, Jr. _ Beverly Garland SUN., MON. end TUES. " - w''" -- · ' Mrs. Wal bairn Is , Hon.o red .th 1 B1.rth.d.ay partv Original black finish, clean interior, std. trans. with over- drive. High in rubber. Radio and heater. 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2 Door · · .. · · $995 Powerfllte trallll., radio, heater, clean interior, good llreo. Ivory over green finish. 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. Only $1395 VB motor and powerglide. Like new tires, spotless interlor, white and gold finish . Want a sharp one? tires, D·500 motor, Powcrflite trans ., heater. A real nice car and priced to suit. 1957 FORD V8 Fairlane · · · · · · · · · · · · $1495 2 Door. Locally owned and real low mllea~e, white and gold Clnish, automatic trans., white wall t1res like new, healer, padded dash. Drive it. 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air "8" · · · · · · $1595 4 Door. Beautiful beige over gold finish. with matching OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US AND ADD TO IT REGULARLYl interior, std. trans. All gnod white wall tires, radio and heater. We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savings A family dinner w~a- ~eld Sunday ut the home of Mra. Stella Walburn in Pomeroy celebrating h.er 80th birthday. A large birthday cake was baked and decorated by Mra. Everett Uehtfoot. Pomeroy, for her uand· mother's birthday. Others attending the dinner were ~1rs. James Finstead and !fandII~d;;~e~~~-, ~~;~1.•~: Michael Mrs and Mr. a~d :us: Walburn and t-wo daughters of Columbus. ' S/Sgt. Charles Walburn, Jr., who bas just recently returned from Germany, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Higgs and Brenda of Crookaville, Mrs. Carrie Augu.ttine, ' Athens, Lawrence Yeauger, Cheshlre, Rev. p.nd Mrs. Clyde Bartlett and ch.ildren, Mr. and Mr~ Ray Walburn and t.wo children, Mr. and Mr1. Harold Thomas and daughter, Tere1a, Mr. and Ml'8. Dale Walburn and son, all of Middleport. Mr. and Mn. J...eater' Walburn and granddaughter, Darlene Ebl~n and Gene Snyder, Mr. and Mra. Everett Lightfoot and son, Pomeroy. Mr. and 14rs. Oacat- · Fultz and daughter, The Plains. '"'.n. Walb urn u POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1957 CHEVROLET Station Wagon · · $1865 4 Door. A I owner low ~lleagf trade in with 4 like new tires, powerglide tr&na., power steering, all vinyl black and white interior and solid white finish. 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere "8" · · · · $1499 Sport Hardtop Coupe. Ivory over dark blue finish, automatic tran11-, white wall tires, radio and heater. Nice and clean interior. 1958 GOLIATH 11 Pass... Reduced $1989 Leather trim interior like new, heater, good tires. Dark green finish. Real economy and seating capacity plus. 2 1958 CHEVROLET "6" Door · · · · · · $1695 Baull!ul classic cream finish . Spotless interior, like new tires, heater. One of those nice ones. * 1952 WorkliiJI Man's Speelals Ford V8 Hardtop Coupe * POMI!ROY 1951 Plymouth Hardtop Coup11 · · · · $199 er. * CLEAN CARS PRICED TO SELL • • ~ $945 Ton Pickup. Ught blue flnlsb. All good tires. So· lid cab and good seats, beater. 1953 Chevrolet • $595 'Ao Ton Pil:kup. Solid cab and body. Good seat•, good llnlJ ancl nms fine. Heater. Nowl'•lnt. - the Frlendy Neighbon Club I . .::· ~ not The service began with an organ prelude and followmg tbe seating of the church cholr, the invocation was given by Rev . Warren Hulburt, 1pastor of tl\e First Baptist Church. Rev. Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the boll church, welcomed the congregation. Rev. Gardner led in the sing!ng of the opening hyl'!m, "For the Beauty of the Earth." Rev. Raymon Konkrtght, Heath Methodist Church , led the Thanksgiving prayer and the offertory prayer waa given by Rev. Gardner. Uahers of the Church of Christ, ·--~ her home on During the bualneu meetlnc ln charge of Mra. Emeraon WeU, plans . were made for a Chriatmaa dinner al the Martin Re1t.aunnt on Dec. 18 followed b,- ' party at home of Mfl. John Rua.ell. 1954 Chevrolet • • • I sn~~~' of • • • $2,795 VB LaSabre 2 Door Sedan. Almost Uke tbe day It wu sold. Power Steering. Dynnfh!w, . · ~''"" wu I : t;y. New Can and Trvcb In Stock 1957 Buick • • • $1,795 Miss Blakeslee, Wayne Rollsh Go . __ .~ North Tu~ay • You always look ne.ot ••• becault your shirt ttoys pllt. Tollored o1 flno ~uollly Si:tolorlnd. FlannOl with 2 handy pockets ••. trim dresa collar ••• ttroln-proof received here Rose B. OY r . · ., You Can Play Your Favorite Music I INSTANTLY-WITHOUT A LESSON ' On The 60Chord A Gift . the . ' ', Entire ~aniifY · Can EnioJ co. . ~~'r,;~AI\'s' . . ' . lot . ~ mer~t ll!'O(Jp reg!&I.UDUret cbeot PI'DJDo- Hit All-Time Peak In October Mrs. Bertha Nichols, Broadway, Thanksgiving Marred, By 146 Traffic Deaths Middleport baa brightened the · days of Mr1. Marperite Dun~. manager of the .Martin Restaur· ant. Exhuherant Fans full Posts 'Down,· Kill School Girl timl 1irl apweittlr wem tb.e ~elee IJ'bund )10 of'th• tr•ffl• vic· California. There tro.ffi< de1tb1 in New I 1 and wu unable to Yorll · 10 lD. Penn•ylvania and her wiY out of 'tbe 'Crowd. nine' tn O~io. Ei&h'- persons were . killed tn Michigan and seven eacb 10 minute• of olrull&llhtl lbe in Oklf.homa 1nd Florlde. mob of fan1 manaced to · uproot the aotl polt which wobbled for ~1tant and then cr11hed __ - · AuJb,orttlea aaid lt wa1 amaz.· tb1t no one else .... ;~d. __;_· ' lnJ, oee ual OUr prl<le ot - ·, ' Mrs. Durat, a flower lover, rece~ved an arrangement earlier thiJ week that resembles a tur· key, but of coune, ~·t.. It it on lly United p,..1 lnt.rn•tlonll , dlsptQ now in \Jle reataarant. Thankagivlng wu· marred by a . The amna:ement artfull)',. eo~· traUlC toll of 146, figures showed bmea pJ.ume 8rl;ll for the tall ' Friday. It means that :l6 more per· straw Oowera for ,the bod]• fox were killed on street& and taU grao fOl" the 'waddle • wood highways than could be expected fiber cam ationa for the eomh. a normal ·November day· Also used are c~lored plastic faU The Natlona~ Safety Council leaves, stpw flowers, cattail&, e11u 10 a~s in· ad· brown anu. colored fall wheat. M.... UPI-A 16 doea notf make h Tb ksgiving toll colored and natural aad a big died Fridiy lr6m In· ~o it \,e a on:.day affair, but water lily pod. wben esuberant Mrs. NlthQls operates a home down a aet of lald that during a 30-hour period this ume of year 90 persona bualneq with nowera. W(Juld be killed in traffic. · Howeur tbe United Preaa Inter· MIIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL n~tlonal. e~unted 146 dead ln the~ , Admitted: , Rlchard Folden, l'tltdiod beJlnning at 1 .P· m. Wed· dJeport; Mrs. Laura Brown. Long per The overall toll of· vlolenl Bottomj Mrs.. Berijta Pownall, .,., 188, wbleh lru:lude• 11 Pomeroy; Harry Borhaml· Sjrecuae 1n fires aeven in airplane and E. W. DeWeeae, Ruland. · · .and In mt~eellaneous • Dlsmlued: Nolie. ·!".~··!I _,, ·ord.,· : ......... •: ~ . • the a Warda to qualify and shopmi.)' retil\er each week ill as · 018qy participating atoru 81 tbeY deatre. Robert Elberfeld is chairman PO'~" ''Dell I. the cases. :it ,:e~otcl ... ~di.onta ~P•tin.t: ore '. Two Suits Filed In Local Court · Kart and Van Zandt, Simo01 ~· troubl~ be 1 bridegroot~J~oto-be "Sclmoaolla'' Durante. . . A rulinl of Judee· lobn Bacon HiJ prospective fathe.rin·laW, I ha beeD pbeJd jg the Court of polietO'Jan, tbiJW Durante iJ "one A;~ ~ to an entry of the tineal mea I've ever here · kDQWD." In the • of Ralelsh Betzer Durante annou.need his engage.: vs · the Common PleN Cow1. and men.t Wednetday to Mars:le LltUe JUda:e Bacon the nalill& of the lim "Mlu N I . • civil · a one- e ew UUl local court to rwtore a ease State Fa~." to the docket wu upheld. Mar&ie s father, Samuel LlUie uciNIE .lisUID of 1510 E. Second SL, obvi~ approvea of. bll iDteaded aon-m· A marriage litenee bu .been law. "He'a a diUereot man wbel) luued in Pr~baie ~ to Boger o!fatqe," Little Ald. ~U~Z2::l r~Ji 101'!,:! 'lfes ·a nice , q~et, ~able . · P er, penon-not at all brallQ', aid Bottom and ~f" da~ie 21f IJttle, who at " · ia aeven yean laboratOl)' tee~~ ~ r .o. youDJet than tbe famed ~ Mr. ,nd ~orman Rose, Mm rJmved· be:• fan. , · , · enville. •. • .~ up ·~•u•llilI ·j: ~ .... · 1 • Brown To Sing In Chorus For estival Det. 9 Chona- .. · ~c:=-:=~ . ' ' ' . ' 1.: He~ is. another mystery farm plclw:e J!!i!~" ~ •wnlll!'r from m9 haVe a ~.utlful ·5X7 pboto&flpll Of Uili! air VIOW O(Jiis -farm Se~ttl.io1, Mecb~k>ai,J>IImero1.1 ~ J •• · Ute • . ~ ' ' After Aceident-' . ,,,...... . ,, II& Daddy In-Law Appr0Ve8 Groom As Great Fe11ow ' ket. Eber1bach Hardware. . R••l:.,.. Uph0 Ids SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J. UPI- · ·~ There'll no ln-law for · one of tbe world'• miJit. celebrat· Ju.l..e Jn Appeal ed . Jamu .u.t;· .. . , :;:a·New Mystery Farm In MP.iJJs. CouD:ty. ... . . 1 · E tluraot. Swiaher and . .Drug Store•. , New York Cio Store" ;Downi.e-Grou, L. and ,z. I J &h~ Goealer Jewelry Store, EIDCI"' felda, Tbe Daily senliDel, Vogue Sboe Store, Marguerite•. S)loe Shop, Stif:flus, The llodetn ltart Gilmore• Store, Eva's BeatluraDt, Mlllll'flS Store, Boner'a Food liar!, Membett of the Ohto State University $ymphonic Choir and Uni· verslty i.ibOrua · and tbe Women's Glee ~h Will pre1ent the "Christ· mat J'e8tlval o{ Choral M111ic" at 8 p. m., net. 9,,at MetJhon AudW flied In Oom· &orlum, it ll announ.ped. \lila mornlnl The· preaentation ia • part or the automobile eocl· annual. ''Cbristmafl on Campus" prua:run•l.Dd Robert Brown, Lalley ' Stref$J Ppmaroy, Is takin8 part In tiM. IJ.IDIJ'I~ as a member ol the Mm~tea . • 11 ~· ~ Bob~n l..lundry, Pen ---- or the agents were in· bf the grand jury here but ebarges had been dismissed ra' ): ':· . \ 1!Y'!t. Artful Autumn Arrangement IN . 0 D' IIs final entries thio morning ow n ISp ay ·.~;~C . . ·.,- Customers jn .!j)J. talnm by agents or the finn tended to defraud penoDI who purcbued, freezers from the .....,,ht Living~sts I For roof hpaite (lr re-roofM VB Delray Coupe. New llolsh. Stanclard llblfl, OPEN UNTJL1:.1 MON. 'I'H~U IIA:T. . and luxpublie Inns. ' Ohio She sa:vs :~~he did not come from a farm family and . .knew · nothln& abo\lt bones until abe boQ&ht Bot) ()n July ~. the day be~ore sl:te letL Bob l1 now one of the family. Sandra flnl•hed th• eighth wrade. laat Jvhe ancl Mn. Lenen hod of sondlnt hot- bock !0 Caoodo for hltlh tch.,.l Ill September, aM now Ml• thet lendr• Ia 1ett1"1 an ltlucetlon that . lht IDfiVhl not poMibiJ ,.. ..IVO """"' I dOll<- · , ~11~~~~ If Dianey llves Ions enouah Bob keeps hla health) Mn, ~en and S1ndra wW 1ee bim ln llolly· wood one of these, months. lU'JOUI -;· . I'OmerOy BallerJ, JiorllOJ p.i of the artlelts. , second Fil;' alld"fM t~- ....-. ~ U .,llid W&dQ~Ilo\. Dee. za. &.qnett Sboe Store, K. JDd C., some of the ac· 1wilt be awarded week.l1. FU• winner•· need-.DOE'1ir ~ af ~- .~ . PJq&~ ,Sblre, says tb1t ab:e JUST ·IMAGINEI . .lx ber' of private EXPERTS ON • .ROOFING JOBS 1955 Chevrc;.let • • S99.S. 111.-.. tlve damages ~000 tr<im the defendants ba.. 1 oleo In Elberfeld$ In Pomeroy Choice of foui fine cars. Really clel!l and priced to sell' ··- ,-- - , wtth oreJudiee · l.~nlif•ill ..,nceminl lood frHaer let! for. the wee~IY. "It~ cbe.J!t.'' · . lljtid ea~W.. '~r"in~ti!u-::= '1!1ll"lte'~... MOndiJ,-lf "b~ b-. and a I1J!t! firot prile, too 7 witb otbera ~ebedulod Monda'y, VB Special 4 Door Sedan. Sharp car Inside and oul. one careful local owner. Dynaflow. Radio and Heater. Jllo...ou ·--... · .m...J.a of th~::...'i""'.:'t.: Cbl<OiO 1955 Buicks From $995. Tb..,peoJi - Tboma- 'Cbl)llllln - MeLauJhlla For A MOlle)' Savtnc Deal R. el Kick Off For Christmas Promotion Is Today, o1.:·:.b ~~!!i''~~=; 1•••.• 1 ~;.. da~a••• :~~~::.~p:;::: RPJFistrations Be~n At Coope · ratin~ Stores -~:~- .kick off tbetr Chrutmas promqtjon-to~ for for total of d on arti· Pqmeroy Men:llanta opoDHI'· ~ Club · wblcb appeUed Tile Daily day with p¢iclpatlllg StOres eligible to ~:;; Alao Low MUeece Demonstrators -SEE- s $2.95 Wednesday that . Mn. Jesse Reed, center, is explaining his 'Oil of a cane barveat ·scene in Cuba to Mrs. Irving an art show and sale reeenUy' held In the Parish House of the Grace EpisOOpal Church In Pomeroy. The event was spo11110red bv tbe Return Jonathon Meigs ·Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the Am~riean llevo,POtm• lutlon. Reed called this harVest scene bls "favorite" of a large number of etehtngs, aqua· ..: tints and oils. Its price tag was f200. The arllst was tireless In explaining techniques used Ubel .&ton of Mitchell and in etching. A large crowd attend~d the afternoon and evening sbow, Including many cbllF.,qllo, Inc. ol Marletu 1 di'en of the county who bad tbeir first view of a "live arttst." Prof. Reed in his late 3Q's, Is Tile Ohio Valley Sentinel, at Davis and El.kina College, Elkins, W. Pa. His interests tend toward West Virginia' ooal O'Brien, of Pomeroy • field landRCapes tipple scenes and in Latin A merlcan scenes alld personalitieR, where be Call, Sr.. Middleport, baa traveled exte!llltvely. Willie here he was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. ~. thlar:::"c~~~t~:; 'uncotn Hill Drive. Not many pictures were sold, but several comml,sslons were taken for were indictment• ag•ipat ,p::;ortral:..::.:::;::ta::..- - -- - - - - - , - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tyro and Jamel J. MatUnaly . . . Karr, left, and Mrs. A. R. Knight, right, during SHIRTS Keyboard J'or I'Ne ·- FLANNEL 5...,-,..,,.-E-RS,--S-TR_O_K_I_ ' reaponoible · driven by, . Lar~en an.d 14-year-old. dii(JI;bt~, ~ndra, . are It Horse Holds Out 6 Plhl_. 8111 CBE<:K WITH US - CALIFORNIA OR BUST- Mrs. Vivian .~ oing from Canada to Hollywood .by hors~mo bile. Tlurteen-year-old Bob. IS f\lfiiL\blng all ·~ · f::e horsepower for the trip. Mrs. Larsen, San dro and Bob paused overn!ght In Gallia .Coun- LONG TAIL and Mn. Lester Ru.peU, Mrs. HenrY Werry, Mrs. Gerald Grues,er, Mrs. Denver Thoma, Mn. DQn- 1 1 R ib 1 M Will d H 1 ey e e' rs. ar e nes, 1 Mrs. Leon McKnight, Mra. Jaek Robson, Mrs. Olive Ingraham, Mrs. ·Robert Arnol<l and Mrs. G B b eorge ue anan. Tile&in · Mercy ·: work In comfort In t;-he:-;h::,oc::ate"'a:1--,t:o--.t"h_e_a-:bo-ve: -n-om,_od-; a stroke . On ·i Rt. 1, 1 lut.l near car, a In the $250 to the radiator · and dama1e to the tele· property was utimated at Follqwing a abort bualoeu aeaI~On with Mn., Joe Youna, pre· tiding, a poem • Seabom Jones M He Ia T~y" waa read by Mrs. Nathan Biggs. • Gamea were played dunng the evening and . P.rize• awarded to Mrt. Everett Lightfoot, Mrs. Cl)as. Buck and Mn. Alfred Biggs. Mrs. Nathan Biggs won the door prize. A de11ert course WillS served by the hoste1a. Mrs. Frank Utain1er won the lucky plate prize. Present were those named above and Mrs. Glen Evans, Mrs. Vaughan Price and Mra. Wilbur Yo.ung. Vance, a naUve of Pomeroy, who rn ""'ee. bteab the 1Uppery (!Oruti- \ 3~· 0ctave ·-· I ~P.,1:ati''~ and only emergency wave radio.at the · Sheridan waa awarded to Mrt. Elwood Bowen. Refreahmeata . were aerved by eraftamanlihJp MIUrM you of had completely isolated distance telephone cent of the local r VB - 4 Door Hard Top Sedan. One careful local owner. Hydramatic. · 1959Buick \ Toll Lines To 'Outsi.di;Down, Crews I, Work Around aot.VRestoring Senice I ebange of gllu. $1,795 · ' "" throU&bollt tbe nhJ,ht re .~ , ., . Plans . were rna e for a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Charlet Buek on D~. U when '•• w.·,.. wellell .... " . . . . .. w ...... lky. .... eff-.-.cto...... llrTV. ChMMI• ... l.......... ..,. 11 .. eMf',... pndktlens. ow Disrupts County First At. TuesdaY. Meet VB - 2 Door Sedan. Extra nice. • Au · tb the church aer· 1 day and Is a patient H<iopt.~, POfilmouth. :IMw Mftllht aM t.lwitW,,.. -.llnttothe _ _ ...... ~---------------------------------------------~----------~P~o:m:ero::~;Ml"-~~e:po:n;.~ :OhW~~.&b;btt:da;,:y,~N~~:;,em;,be~r~~~.~l9~5;9-------------------------------------------G~NUL&COPY~ CLristmas Party ~. , 1956 Chevrolet • ·'$1, 1957 Pontiac ·e nttn.e Chatter Club Plans Word has been Weather \ I wu voted to purcbue a .wreatll the Naylon Run . M~morial lo prepar.e. ChrJstmtla baakela need)' ramiUea. The 'travellnl · ptize was donated by Mn WUllam 210 2 Door Sedan. Clean car. Priced to aeU. ,.u. Wilbur Theobald, 0. E. \fc.KinleY. vice ·, . Hennan Kincaid, Chester Erwin, · · · Horace Abbott and Bud Wilaon, reAmong the groupj &ttending the ceived the offering. aervice as a body were, Evan1ellne This offering will be divided Chapter, OES, the Boy Scout~; of equally between the ChristJan Rur· ; Troop 246, the football squad and al Oversea11 Program and the Mid- the ebeerleadere. $695 > • • to eollfUct 1 -· the P,11• ·--------------· 6 cyl. 2 Door Sedan. New flnlRb. · Ton Pickup. Good tires, solid cab, blue finish, heat- 1956 Ford "6" Mrs. Ch•rles wefry entertain· ~~~::;;::;;;:;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;;;:::;;:;;; ro~:d~,:e;v~~enin' at 1955 Plymouth 1956 Chevrolet • $1095 ~ Bv Mrs. Werry RUTLAND \Rev. Hulburt, ·president of and quoted his scriptural references from the book of Second In holdlDJ nual football pep Corinthians. rallY ,later Jn . e evening 10 u · · · · · · $245 1951 Bulck4 Door··· .. · · · ···· · · · · · $165 TRIJt:KS I Club Entertained Member Fedora! Depolli& Jaauruee Cor)Hiratloa 1951 Buick Hardtop Coupe · · · · · · · · $199 * many gJfts and cards. Friendly Nel~tii$W-s Tile benedleuon waa stven b1 Rev. Hulburt with 1 period of al· lent prayer concluding the aervice. mon Wednesday evening at the a!lDuaJ Community ThaJlks.. riaet'l, IUfCereil by her family and BANKING, ..lljCII li'JI ....,..... Federal Relerve System In • at e ... Mlhon ....... rtcU.t aiHtlon, 1 tellpMne cail flwe lftlf' the .,.ned. "auil, rov're ln. ~~"::n~; ~,. t~· .,.. giving Service held at the Middleport Church of Christ at Mlnlaterlal ~odation, exp,....OO appreciation to the local school ,for 7:30. Rev. Borden used the topic, "The U!lllpeakable Gift" their coopention wltb the ,.rylee b.Ms been her niece. waa f;~~~~:~~':,~ig ri!ra. Jim residing Bii.Uey· orwith Franklin Fur- . =· • pale: will be revealed with an ex.- 1 1957 DODGE V8 Coronet · · · · · · Only $1495 4 Door. Beautiful coral and while finish, while wall Middleport PastorsJoin In Presenting Annual T·hankS~I-VI·ng Co' mm· uni'!I.Serv·l 'ce· Rev. Nyle Borden de ivered the Ann~al Th~ givine ser· RITURNJ COM. UP!-CIIy the Chatter Club met Tueaday .evening at the home · ot Mr.. F1oyd ,Dunfee, RuUand. Secret w· 1955 CHEVROLET 210 V8 2 Door · · · · $895 PIRST dl1.:'!~~:.'.:::1:! =~~:n., 2-DaUy sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo... o., Nov. 27, 1959 Ohio Eta Pthi • 1• . • • ·, . • ... ·- , , �Mystery Farm . Is Identified ' THE DAILY S6NTINeL no - ---- z-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 28, DJpOENES,-JR. slcl:all from St. Lou is, now famous as the 11 junele doctor of LJos", paid a hurried visi t to his native land in retent days, received plaudits and prizes from admiring tlnd disW.guished fellow citizens and is rushiDC away aJain becauso. in his ·own words, "I want to be home for Christmas". Ha>lng included In his trip to the ·homeland a slop for a can cer operation ·•nd the assurance of a. &0-110 c~ance of living another year . the urgency of piling "home" and getting on1 with the work he has started are ~.mderstandable. The high point of the young doctor's trip was hi.s attendance as guest of honor at the lifti<llh anniversary dinner of Mutual of Omaha in the Ntbraska metropolis when he w~s presented with the company's Criss Award of tlO,OOQ and a gold medal a m1111 could juAt about ~ueese into his hip pock'et. l'rlioe~lll· don ~fore the 2.000 cliimer guests was made jointly by Dr. Cbarles Mayo of the werld-fa'mous M.lyo Clinic who II chairman of the Aword's board of judJea and V. J. Skutt, president and lloard cbairman of Mutulll or Om· ·aha. In praising Dr. Dooley's five years of de:voflon to t~e.,)11edically undl!rprlvlleged Of ·the tiny southeast Allan tlnedom of Lloe un· der the guns of Red China, Or. Mayo called :11 "a truly remarkable manlfostatlon of a free .man helplnf otlwr the men on a person-to- Monlr About PEoPLE person bas is" . But Dr . Dooley has done considerably more than this. In 1957 , in co llabo ra ti on with Dr. Peter Commanduras, a Wa shington, D. C. physician, be set up the Medical Inte rnational Cooperation Organization, more bricll y ktM>WII ao "MI!DICO", for the pU'l'O' ' of bringing medical racilities to the worl d's great most backward areas. Since that tim e, six such fadlili.. IWft lleen established and Dr. Dooley ~ on receiving the Criss Award tbat he;, ghifti th! $10,000 w the MED· !CO hospitai in Kenya , Africa , which is und.r the dJrection of a native doctor . Retired Air Force General Jimmy Doolit11<>, long a neighbor of the Dooleys in St. · .U.ula, and one of the judges in the Awards, spoke of the distinguished young doctor as . "one of the favorite kids in ·the neighborhOOd" - and it would seem lhat he still is, e+en (boul!h his "neighl!orhood" has been expanded w include the far places of the 1. ''~ In bonorlng Or. Dooley, Mutual of Omaha hOnors that g.,.t l!ody of selfless medicos scattered about the world who have put "Ide personal ambition and the comforts of home to serve the most neglected of their fellow men. Tbat Ibis Gl'ganlzatlon does credit to itself and adds . to the luster of America inevitably follows. JiJda Jnfantl'7 retlment ib the Army ot 'the Cumberldd durin& his Urst enliatntent m•de at the dart of tbe war. ])urine this enfll:tmeut be partjclpa~ among of SbUoh and the SleJe of Vlcbburg. His aeeond enlb1hnent wu with the 15th OIUo Infaa.try Reliment 1ad he waa with Gener.l Sherman •n the famoua •cb throu&.b Georaia. · to the Ita. Mr. ShteJ urntld . w.. l(IO.acrt~ tarm back of Apple Grove for 4w. --u~ ..,. A lh 11 · t at peno- ...tm h ht bm• 1 any M lJ.tv:olnn,w ~--~:;s cau.c,.. Yh. r. 1 ......... t, 111 .a ll.lbltltllb!. A · member Qf aIrepre.. mlnent family with more land thu valour offered Mr. Sines, home from hia first enUJtment, 100 acrea to Jerve u his substltute. He acrepted, wu deeded the land and Jeft to Joln Shermo in Georela. IY LOW&L WIN4-I'M Ftw people acqualb.Wd wltll Walter E. 8JiMI, of ilaci_ne, know that In additlGD tv "'na a retl~ mall clerk Jte }J alao one of Meifs County'• ltw livinl biatoriau. Mr. Slnea, wh'o started hl1 hiJtortcal bobby .almo1t a ,halt f:tgtury a ·maa·alvo' re.1"'• , has ...•'v innJ}ed , cord of fae,_.. dealint wl.t'h MeJ&I ~.~ •• •Jt ltfo'"-o Co unly u\Ciiu~a u w- ..,lo.l&t. -.1m0.. al10 mtlud¥ • rtcOftl of the d1tt!"l of practl~illb' e\'try .death In tbe eaatern action of the e,ounty. Mr. Sine~ retired MVf1111 yean oi&'O after servln&' for 32 )'l!ara 11 a raUway JDJII' clerk, rli:Una th,a B • 0 . mad"tralnl. 'Prlor to that , lime be ,taqbt aGhooi .JD lfelP .Fellewinl tba- -w-ar,..---.-WUf1., County lof 11 years. •tx .~ra~a In on bls farm, and aettleil the dl•trl4 . .schqola In rr;dat to rearln' a family. Hla TownM.i,. 1nd five yean In the e Udren were Mattie M.ai.(le Racine aftd Cheater Hlfh Schools. John , Will and Walter.' All ha~ He waa ~om In 1814 on What paued away exeept WattM. The Ia now ki,!-OW'n a1 Fairview Rlda:e f.arm remained bl . the family unln Letarl · TowD1htp but then Ul a few yean 110 when It was ll:nown 'l a' 1:U1rlt!. Tile name waa 10ld ~ to HuJhle Don .a hew who aulgnd ,to the community b~f the own.a it now. po~t effief· deputment when an off~ Olf8Ded then and mall Meil!llll County tolks wlll talk dtllftl'ed twJee- daiJJ fioom the P9Htlca at tbe drop or a bat in maU trJin at Mlll'wood, W. Va. the rtna: . . Aithou~ lt It euiJ , .. MT. sJnet'' motlttt, Mi'l. Sarah Wlth the fHina: date for tbe .M1y . aur Sifl61, ••• -pOittnlltftla• for prlb1,J11' at ~ p. m. Feb. a rumota the Ulric oHioe ror i'ntll)' yeah are befihlllnf to be heml and lad cOnducted 1 nnalt itore in ad· 10me 1tate and dhrtrlct eandldaltl dillon to the poat office. already ~ petitloru elraal&tiiJ Mr. Slnea' father wa1 Jotl.ah 1here With .tarhea A. Rhodea, canSines, a Civil War v*leran who didate lor reeleetlan te the alate aurvlved twe enliatmllhta· and auditor Post btlnl ·the nttt. ~erved with th.o toutli Welt VIrMel&i County Delhocrall, f!pur- .,.t w"· --------- New Haven G' } L• ted (n c tege Wh ' Wh Edit'' ti -- An Inventive Talent Should Be:: Cultivated Jr INNI HIYWOOO ' ~ I Mr. and Mn. Richard Davta Yl· alted Thankaaiving l"lth her sillter Mrs. Harry Ray at Milton, W. Va.. The-y also visltfd her niece Mra Terry Massie of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. . A Mrs. Ri_q_l'iari,l ' l!••~• retetve~ woi-CI that h8t tatt.er, John T. Bin\ had a leg amputated at the Unite4 Mine Worken ·Hoapital at Beckley, w. Va., and il convalescing nfcely. Mr. and M:ra Georgoe Sblveler Jr. and daqhter Ja7ne AM spent the hoUdaya with her parents Mr. and Mra. Jay Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore an4 family apent the bolld:ay weekend. at their home in Minersville. • llal'l')' Thalia ot Manstleld sp,ent the weoelte]1d with his paNnts Mr. end Mit. Alva Ttlalin. Church Class To Help Ja.y·cees'-With Ann'ual r·oy Proj'e"'t "' Robert Mltk,· pte~ident, pnald· the buaiDea meetlnJ (If tt. 'J'Iitft, the tbe Chll1l'ltet mel 'o"n_ed tho- meetlne w:~~~or;r;~~d~~:~:w"mootllilthe de· v< flll ll bll· 'riU> SAt>DSST peoplt Ill .world. are the onH whD b&d a pod idea but whan ~ to' mar1t1t it, ftOthlnJ ud were ...- tin~ thlDC' was dill· dO<lded· 1<1 lllo llolp COonty thoil' tor . prl!Joel. At Qrillnloo .ponf .lllo kntw, the product wu __ _-_,_. 11\l>lltt An4 lht1 the Cfdld. • Mottlf, they ort eonvln< tllat tlitli' tell& wa1 1tolen; \ltat timely idea.a of' Iota of J>OOI'!" ••d pat - them abu4 of , _ porenta, llr. an4 ¥3. _B. II- Allollill 11M nlricar*- onW .....,. to Wbot fllllllll fr.... aalltf~ 'ltoe 1111 II> •h-. -b "Dool,. Over 2Mi11ion Slips Of Paper Are Processed ~ II•~~~~ - .... ol Corpoatai 11.-. · Vn. Bill ltJlddlMwall ud ......_ . . - o f hJ> motller, .Jn. !feU 111-111. Purtlaad. · _,_. ~ •• s. w. Duni~Oil- ~- -liT*u.a ,.... pontor alld Jlr. and lin. ClwloO l'lldl oad ehl14rea. of Dewltta no eont euata of bor ..,..,., •J ir. an4 Mn. Charla Vu Meter and cJilld. ren. Tup pers PIa1n ' S Social Events . Clyde ![olio ....... I~,;;;;;~~-~i; birtll of a 1011 tab&r-- ot General Hoopllal. Loo Cole aad dao&htor of Eaal __ ,__ ..... UftrPOOI .,.. weellond , _ . of bJa motbtr, TUUe Beed. Jlr . .... lin. Staalo1 of m1 or ~~r. .... -. w.,.. Brick· leo. !!.YJH:"w!l•.. -,, w..e:;Ctri -- l ~~~:~~i~~~t~w~h~e'n mlxln&, mallo I&Ddwlcbel for packed lunebe1. dudes .._....., ODd ....,. You'll be deliChted with tbe redried - · ......... llam IUU.. lt you remember a few •u1- ond plckla, allced moat, cold meat. JUCb. 11 bolopa, tuu flY 1eatloo.a. and peanut boUor. Be!ort ,-ou Jt.art to wort. t.bouP,., tab a loolr: ID.IJde rour TIIero - • fft Ill .... food freezer. Do you havt eaov.J)l '"' fr«n mu- ltl· oeeupled by moat, Ue1 ~ teDd to IOQ 1Dto UK\ dloeolor II. llanlvetetablea to make u tbe to freeze UDdwirheaT cooked ea wbJtea btoOme rubptGb.abb' wnt to make ea· bery ~ maJomaaile teDdJ to tor oDe or two weell'a lun· oopanto. Dl<ed c:oluJ an4 · ID thla way you'll noid pepper mar be added to ft1l1ul a dally l.uk and ret keep tile u , .. don\ obJoel 1o u..1r ~ooe food lrtlh in flavor and color. ,__ WUb IUfflclent apace, you are of critpn- All klnda of. broad -~ ready for the buliDell at band. lsflctoriiJ. If 10U have lonel of bread alreadt ......., ,.. ... oilmllloto pnllmlDa!)' IIMwlll& an4 lllo IWln& oa the ~~- . ' . Dadllla11h . . . . . . . - ' " l.onr Gt....O....p. . .I ._..,, 3Qit~ Jon~~ I' ' · . MA,-U-IAO_..,E_L..,tt"li,_N.,_.-:t,. ~ · )(~age Hcenses have"'' ~n is· , su!'d In .ho~te C<jll)'t to ·lioliort ,.q.,il!llt .tidSPITAL WUIIam Ro\lsh, ·21, telemlon ••· .Admitted Nov. 24: Mrt. Clar- eiDeer. son of ·Mr. and Mn. lqh.n ence Halb, Vintoo: Mra. Oka Roush, Pomeroy, and Mli'Y M:a4oCarlson, Gatlipolis; Sam Augus· lyn Martin, 18, daugllter' of Mr. tine, Galllpolls; Mrs. Lloyd W.al- and Mrs. Albert Martin, Pomeroy. ker, Gallipolis; Mn. Max Gay, Carl Smith, lilt farme_r, 181) of GaUipolil; Alan Litchfield, Pt. 1Mr.. and M11. Joe ~nuth, C~li· Pleasant; Mrs. Dencil Mc-COy, Gal· pohs and DOrothy Sniith, 17, ttu· lipolls· Miss Carol· Burns Galli- dent, cfaughter of Mr. and Mrs. oils Mrs. Homer McCult'y, Gal· James Smith, LangaviUe. llpolis Mrs. John Griffin -,r., Gal· DISCUSS Dl GAUUI TRIP llpolis. PARIS UPI- U. S. Ambauador mtmJued Nov. 24: Charles Me· to France A-~.... Hou•htoD. eonPhetera, ....,....,.,. with a .,.,ifl• M E. J. hDavis, Deward Fra- ferred Thursday z1er, ra. JO n Burrill, Mrs. Ro-- Ch-arles de GauUe on De· 'Gaulle's Mrs. Rerabel McClure to those plana. to viiiJt t-be lln.ited states. q~entioned above ud Rev. and Tbe dli!te of the ,lait bas not~ Ml"B. Warren Hulbert a_nd Mra. annOilJI,ced, but lt is expected. ta Donald Plunkett, who were &u.eat4 be in Febr~ary. ' for tb.e evening and the following . . . member~: Mr5. Smith, son Joey, TO .MfliiT IUNbAY Hershel McClure and two chll-~ Tbe COmlltlion Of "Edlltfltlon of dren, Charles Vroman, Mra. Gene tbe Hea.th ~ethodlst ~h~reh . wtU Coleman and Mrs. Harold Hub· meet tl'u& ~nday evemng at 1:31 bllrd, the teacher of the clus. at the cburtb. . - - ---' - - CURTISS IMPROVED STUD SERVICE, IIC. ai'IG .Mias Marc1a Karr. and Mrs. Don Thomas and ·Ml s.tl Fa Y Thomas were ~vt;~e.~·1nner :~: "'"M cuest s, oI :msThomas. David Thomas returned to bis in Minersville Frlday after in Croo)uiVUle with mr. and Thomas aDd falnity. and Mrs Robert E. Gardner Mr. and. Mrs. Robert P. Gardof Coluinbua and Mr. ancl .Mn!. Clar••• '! Boater and children, SuAllen of Galllpolls wert of Mr. and . ' -b4-· to 2 milUoa coat ·salem ~ MoiiWoy Let your food fJ'eaet ah'e a ·~ beJpinJ band wben you prepan . Arehie R. and .Caale W. CUttr, The n,s:ulu 'mee\int Gf ·)t:ef« to O~io Power Cp., .134.2' A., C.lTemple Pytbian Sisters will be ~umb1a. held Tueaday at ~:30. at the K. ~beri P. an_d Margaret L. CfosJ of P. Hall, MiddlePfl1;. A tarilt-' to Meij1. ~ounty Beagle Club~ [nc., mas party and Jift ' exc~e- wiU JO A., ~Plo. . be held imm,W.ately following the -Hur•aon ~1 1ckner tG . Denver W. busine1s meeting. "nd Jletty P(ltts, lot. ~ddleport. r-~uth V. At~n. Alice M., HArold H. •, ~n, Chm:ter Mortis, R(lbert Pomeroy Chaptfr, 186, O.ES MOrris and Marie Morris to I>oney will meet in re&ular seBSion Tues- Johnson and Arbutis Jobnson, day at 7:4!5 p. m. There will be pa~J. Salllbuey. lnatallation of officers. All -memo(la'ude .0 . and Wando L Guono bUs are urJ:ed to attend. to Russell and Naney Gunno. ·5'.97 , .. , . .. --:---A., LeP.,non. ~ -~ '< ~, J'ra$ rfed Pickens, d~eued, '· · ilft.··/ 1 ildlo; • ""~ • ; ee., -~· 1Gertrude· I<! ~ Pickens, Cecil .PJekens, RlfOe, Hattie Durst. terta.~ , witb a tlar~ey dlnner-im . . Sar•h )JUey ~ J'rlncta ~ ::· _ ~~~ at their home in. •nie -~•tz, Ellene C~nstan~n!l . d ·wtu their son Jack, Ju~ ~nstanino, aft1d. of tti ., stud t <>I •. (l!f. .Mile D , : Rlclne. . '. -, red by tbelr unexpected vidories last election are es.pecttd to have a full ticket for both eounty and district poats. •roward this end, the Democrat• have been boldine wen attended meetings over- the couJlty for some time. The next meeting is scheduled for J1nuary. Mei11 Republieans always with a full ticket, are npected to have .everal eon tests in the primary Mr. and Mra. Jio~rt'ROa:era end election. Chief lntereat aeem• to daughten, lanet aild Nancy of J ce•nt<" In tbe comml:!sloner rac-e, Nel~vllle and ·:Mra. GayneUe with two to be elected. Tha offices were ~!ufivlnl 1 uestl" of now bel d by Roland NeutzUng , It Mr. and M.ra. 1'bomas Young. Democrat and Dan Hartinrer, Re· pu bllcan, are u~ I or f.a b1, as .are Jl ' Mrt. Zora Blaetwelt Ia 1pendint the offlcea of sberif , treasurer. IS 0 II" boliday weekend In Columb.. attorney, clerk of with her daU~hter. representative, recorder and M... T. M. Cottrill 0S 0 ,l-OR andT/Sil. tbughten Ja)'bl!l, Judy and Jlll probate and common pleas Sandra Lou Rou&b, ditiibter of of Columbus are the Thanksgiving I J•••• Walter Moeller, Mr. and Mra, Donald F . .Roub of and week.ena &uests of .Mr. and elect· New Haven Ia amon.1 21, .alanhall Mrs. J. E. Foster. T/Sgt . Cottrill, Collep~ aeniars . wi\O . wiU ._ ijated , who hll'·been ltatiObed In Ma~ . _ . fUn ·ln''the 1iN59·ftO edUloo (lf '~YI)I:o's it ' now ' triMferr-~ ·jw:- :eol.Umbua. Who Among Studenta in AIIMP'ican He and hll tam1ly,~.l.l'e 11'8tidine at Colleges and untvenlitlea. IBtechtree Road, ColUJi\bWI lJ, reports that the only so far issued bY his ofAnother Mason -countlan fo be Ml'. and Mrs. Harold HYsell and 43 for commitleeman, honored in like manner ia SUfinne family of Columbus are the tue&t8 wn>en would seem to point to an M~ric Rothseb of pt _ Pleasanl of ·Mr. aad Mrs. Homer HyseU and organi1etl tlghf tor central com· Nominations for the honpr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kltl£. mlttee control among the county made by a atudent comml~~~ and Mn. Clara Gruesei' and Mre. Wil· Repultllcant. based on leadtn•ship, character, fl,l· ma Stobart were the ThankaJlving .Many rumors are ltoelng circ-u- ture uaefulnesa io . the communilJI dinner peeU of Mt. and Mts. Herlated u to n.amea of poulble and aervice on the Marehall ·.ea.._. bert nu9n and -family . · candidat11 but th011 we bave pus. An ac,ademlc average of 2;8 , Mn. Eldon JCraeuter ab.d &.~(:OI).t&eted J1ave proven V&IUB- was al10 reqa.Ured. , . · , te~ Lelia Mae And Delores epent ·V~n coy-when their hame• arlb M~u Roushhis a 1956 Jradua• of . J'riday Jn Cotumbul. Dleti.UOned. No doUbt they are Wa ama KIC Sthool Mr. and ~I'll. Hatl-ey Strdfle and litraddllng die renee 1Vhlle keep• '. family of Wllleavtlle were 'nla't~ LAKII CLOSI I'" ln1 an eat lo the e:round 1 an lm1• • a: nni peats' or her parents . preallive feat bu& one that doesn't DETROIT. Ul'l - .Cold Md - · Heurj RelbOI make newa. has signalled the ena soon to th,. I .Mju Fay 1'holn81 of c61\U)'lbUI la Great Lakel ahl~lnl season part apendina the holiday weekend With officials here indieate& today. her parenta Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rl· on cbar&· . gnnd~nrents. Prelehi earth- others, tn tbe Bartle --. -- -""ly- L Daybook · " • • • . A Certain Samaritan" lfonlllla soar. NE wS HOMDIAKER :~~r. uu~ .,._ ~ .w.- ... II the a!UI*Ieh fllJbJ&I ioqa'lro· eblldml of , . . _ aiJJi(.., ~ 19~9 LAND TRANII'EU Theod~ Ruse, dece!d'd •• Tbel :--II rna Walton, Warren RoM • .tveb'n - a . l i H NN iD Holter, Grace Enri4.'b al\d Gl,ly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene Mitch .' Rose, affid . of trans.. Lebanon. are announcing the birth of a son, 1 Antis Wolle Peet and Clifford M.ark. Eueene, at Holzer HDBpJt.al I Stumbo, adm., to Malcolm e. and on Novembt'r 7. Grandparents are Dor.othy F. Roller, lot , Middleport. Mr .and Mrs. John Terrell .of MulRol' and Dotothf Stone to Ohio l)erry Heights, MT. and Mrs. of?arl Power Co., ll.G A., ~oal. s.ltDI. Mitch, Pomero~. Theodore M'ltch Herbert lasUct and Olkay Denl ·md Mr. and Mrs. E. :1. Epple are j Jl&lti~ to .OhiO PoW eo., 10 A.• • Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, the 32-year-old phy- W/ '. Daiiy Sentinel ILand Transfeta- ·C..eotatiBg Editorially 1~ DaUy SeatiDeL PometO)'-IIIddleport, O.,_Nov. 28, ...,._...by AllERT PARKER 1'01 tUVICI CAU FIVE POINTS GJULL 111-11 OR - '- KAtJ'n FEI!I) STOitB .,_t Understand Ft'rst At'd For A •. u,dd , en _pAtfl? s · · ~ "'i s; ' .. ~ ·•-Oj 'MifU.N N. IUNDISIN .JJ ... . 1 -r 4 M. D. A SPftAu.,. U' oii~ of the meet. common fornu · ot injury to Which an pr ua ar\1! vulnerable dllY after day. Yet, 1 urprlalngly. relatively tew pet80NI know just what to do aboUt tt, ahoutd tlley euftsr one. They don't know w~etlter tao apply h~t or cold; all they knov.· Ia UIA_t·Jt .butts. . . ·r · To undeftitand the prob~Wn better, let's see wha"t a apraln ta. Vlolentt To loltlt There are1 o~ cpl,lt!Je,) mlqqf spt"alns an!! mnjNl' onrs: it dependa upon just\ how bMIY' the llJainents at? torn. _A really ·bacl sprain _might require aev· eral weeka lo h~~ completely. Elevate t.Jured Jol.at Firat thing to do atter 1utrer· • apn.ll)- ta.. to ele.·a~e tM · joiJlt. Ii it: ll your ankle, . and :Place pil!Qw• Clr under yoor lee an4 . It 1 ~ 11 a wriJt, Plact. • altjllg. oiA II ti not h0t A o_n>aln ui'caulled by su<ldon '""' ,PP ~""" You Qait ~· u~ <nW, eomp~ vtolon'" ••plied ''''" dlnctly 1 ·~~:: IIi cold wal<• and thO!I o.r lndlreeUy to .. joint. Usually IJ O'l.t. or lc. hap. lhll aotlon La .. or can even hold tht 111· a'tr-etchlnJ'. Falla and · 4 heavy Ql)jeeta ari the moat com· a~& un_der running col. mon cauaY. Now. whf:n a. rid!Senle.otllinoa motlob of thlathere 1ort:bJ aomethtng Jw to .Jiv1 way. Il ·tt Ill 1\ bone, ihtn you. ha.vt It iraeturt. U the lictmeata in elthel;' ;lfarUally or 1 Y~<<\;i;i~;rl,-~r compt~ """' lt. If • 1• · aenei111?. It. th~· a... ttitiil.,ult 1boM 'II , • • DO&IUR6U ••• tt.. Muter ~il lfog' lood .-1• to •••P dop hMifhv, llnly. Pupplw or grown clot• _.t n•rvthlnt MAS~IR MIX ] DO@.URGERr ' -I ---------·· PIZZA PIE Middleport Feed Mill "'We Do Custom Gnnding" Phone 6040-M No. 2nd St. Middleport New.Outlets For Ohio Apple Crop To Be Studied . Equipment to top C(lrn is on the market now. A number of ObiG cornfields were top~ed last fall. I I 10 50 50 ,_.,. ' I I I ···~ ••••••• th1ll:5~:~i, ''if:~iroe And. ff, \llle tJOfte bt brciJcen, ltp.ment. are not. torn.: So ~ b&vt tltb,ej otle or the ot-her. I • .., ..-:1 frowl nutrltio• _~aghrter. l -.., • •PM.Jrlayl NEW95 ;j:;.,:;:· on S . .llllb St. effort& o! billl, pa~ -· .:-···- of letOUDb andproceued t.;;;(ejy r<;.t>Onsit>Jo_!lor owiflna" ot proceasing them the iBualnea! Machine Section. This aeetion ll: Marion's l.argeat user of Interns· tional Bulrineo Machines. In 1957, the complbY deviled a new method of billin( cuatomen-:'':,,_,-;;:: ,,,.• a Jfiachine- method.: Since tben at one- - ~ or another the ac Nunll wlitd up on a punched card'. The maehlno proee" UI0111-ands and tbo1118Jldl of itemt every month. The annual 100re amountl mllllona. Herbert J. Vrooman, , la head of thex oper· while !l'ranll B. summe110n Account- • AN C OPEN LETTER USHEL ADER DEAR SANTA: STOP FREUING Please bring my mommy one of Wllb A ~~ ~~~:~:~~ thO.. pretty ELI!CT8JC PORTAILE HEAmt '~ A.utAJmaUc ·' ·I a dinlllir tlae ·mem-- ,., 1 tab ' _, 1JDODet lor· ·thol ont1 fill . from that POMEROY LANHAU Varioble '·' ' ' store. '!'bey sure are Jlice and • hbt4 Blat~ No Burner 'rO BANGBs • L\lflt ',- momy say lite sure did need one"- ·U ' - hken , . 'I ~ you coUld, maybe, bring b<~r- ODe ro f " those J""tty WASHEB8111ll bBYdS., that they bave on display. Daddy said . he would like to bave some SNOW ~:.!,;:'...;;;,:·_WOIIld \it''ln "'" ~ .w-1'11>0 .,, •.-,A, j ~ I TIRES from that big NIIW UNO. · f"' ' ' ' MAliK SERVICE STATION Ill Pom~ ................ BUILD BffiER· ~ ~: ~ N·~~"h.;i;· . ' too. Pleaoe bring them botli .omaf!'\l!f~~: ·~ ~ been good to me. _- · ; 1 eroy, ~ ~ u '-•· -~ • .. .•._ .. ,................ ........... ;'• tr....,aflt,- ,~~~, ' . ' ' ' ~~ '... '-:...,.· I' · .... - ' ', ' i .. • Comaln;Or (all Us Today · Co~, Inc. ,_J -~ POMI-R. OY:, :QitttO . ··--~·' ,·,·~..·>~'• - "" , ·-rr PHONE •., • .,;~ F-H ·. ' \¥'~'-· -"$1GN OF .QUALITY" '· ··-·-··"t'11 ,.._ ... ~. . . . . ... ;1 ~.· :. _"'!.., '". ~ - .. ' •' ' ' I. ' y ' ' ' ' T. ~ . . " \' ~ '. · ~ ~ 1~ Sug.-r Run ;t,ur MiUs •• •• !. ·' PHONB JJO. .. ... •' • ' . ~·-· · -·>l···"·· ·-_, . ... ........ .1' . .... I • ,, I ' �Mystery Farm . Is Identified ' THE DAILY S6NTINeL no - ---- z-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 28, DJpOENES,-JR. slcl:all from St. Lou is, now famous as the 11 junele doctor of LJos", paid a hurried visi t to his native land in retent days, received plaudits and prizes from admiring tlnd disW.guished fellow citizens and is rushiDC away aJain becauso. in his ·own words, "I want to be home for Christmas". Ha>lng included In his trip to the ·homeland a slop for a can cer operation ·•nd the assurance of a. &0-110 c~ance of living another year . the urgency of piling "home" and getting on1 with the work he has started are ~.mderstandable. The high point of the young doctor's trip was hi.s attendance as guest of honor at the lifti<llh anniversary dinner of Mutual of Omaha in the Ntbraska metropolis when he w~s presented with the company's Criss Award of tlO,OOQ and a gold medal a m1111 could juAt about ~ueese into his hip pock'et. l'rlioe~lll· don ~fore the 2.000 cliimer guests was made jointly by Dr. Cbarles Mayo of the werld-fa'mous M.lyo Clinic who II chairman of the Aword's board of judJea and V. J. Skutt, president and lloard cbairman of Mutulll or Om· ·aha. In praising Dr. Dooley's five years of de:voflon to t~e.,)11edically undl!rprlvlleged Of ·the tiny southeast Allan tlnedom of Lloe un· der the guns of Red China, Or. Mayo called :11 "a truly remarkable manlfostatlon of a free .man helplnf otlwr the men on a person-to- Monlr About PEoPLE person bas is" . But Dr . Dooley has done considerably more than this. In 1957 , in co llabo ra ti on with Dr. Peter Commanduras, a Wa shington, D. C. physician, be set up the Medical Inte rnational Cooperation Organization, more bricll y ktM>WII ao "MI!DICO", for the pU'l'O' ' of bringing medical racilities to the worl d's great most backward areas. Since that tim e, six such fadlili.. IWft lleen established and Dr. Dooley ~ on receiving the Criss Award tbat he;, ghifti th! $10,000 w the MED· !CO hospitai in Kenya , Africa , which is und.r the dJrection of a native doctor . Retired Air Force General Jimmy Doolit11<>, long a neighbor of the Dooleys in St. · .U.ula, and one of the judges in the Awards, spoke of the distinguished young doctor as . "one of the favorite kids in ·the neighborhOOd" - and it would seem lhat he still is, e+en (boul!h his "neighl!orhood" has been expanded w include the far places of the 1. ''~ In bonorlng Or. Dooley, Mutual of Omaha hOnors that g.,.t l!ody of selfless medicos scattered about the world who have put "Ide personal ambition and the comforts of home to serve the most neglected of their fellow men. Tbat Ibis Gl'ganlzatlon does credit to itself and adds . to the luster of America inevitably follows. JiJda Jnfantl'7 retlment ib the Army ot 'the Cumberldd durin& his Urst enliatntent m•de at the dart of tbe war. ])urine this enfll:tmeut be partjclpa~ among of SbUoh and the SleJe of Vlcbburg. His aeeond enlb1hnent wu with the 15th OIUo Infaa.try Reliment 1ad he waa with Gener.l Sherman •n the famoua •cb throu&.b Georaia. · to the Ita. Mr. ShteJ urntld . w.. l(IO.acrt~ tarm back of Apple Grove for 4w. --u~ ..,. A lh 11 · t at peno- ...tm h ht bm• 1 any M lJ.tv:olnn,w ~--~:;s cau.c,.. Yh. r. 1 ......... t, 111 .a ll.lbltltllb!. A · member Qf aIrepre.. mlnent family with more land thu valour offered Mr. Sines, home from hia first enUJtment, 100 acrea to Jerve u his substltute. He acrepted, wu deeded the land and Jeft to Joln Shermo in Georela. IY LOW&L WIN4-I'M Ftw people acqualb.Wd wltll Walter E. 8JiMI, of ilaci_ne, know that In additlGD tv "'na a retl~ mall clerk Jte }J alao one of Meifs County'• ltw livinl biatoriau. Mr. Slnea, wh'o started hl1 hiJtortcal bobby .almo1t a ,halt f:tgtury a ·maa·alvo' re.1"'• , has ...•'v innJ}ed , cord of fae,_.. dealint wl.t'h MeJ&I ~.~ •• •Jt ltfo'"-o Co unly u\Ciiu~a u w- ..,lo.l&t. -.1m0.. al10 mtlud¥ • rtcOftl of the d1tt!"l of practl~illb' e\'try .death In tbe eaatern action of the e,ounty. Mr. Sine~ retired MVf1111 yean oi&'O after servln&' for 32 )'l!ara 11 a raUway JDJII' clerk, rli:Una th,a B • 0 . mad"tralnl. 'Prlor to that , lime be ,taqbt aGhooi .JD lfelP .Fellewinl tba- -w-ar,..---.-WUf1., County lof 11 years. •tx .~ra~a In on bls farm, and aettleil the dl•trl4 . .schqola In rr;dat to rearln' a family. Hla TownM.i,. 1nd five yean In the e Udren were Mattie M.ai.(le Racine aftd Cheater Hlfh Schools. John , Will and Walter.' All ha~ He waa ~om In 1814 on What paued away exeept WattM. The Ia now ki,!-OW'n a1 Fairview Rlda:e f.arm remained bl . the family unln Letarl · TowD1htp but then Ul a few yean 110 when It was ll:nown 'l a' 1:U1rlt!. Tile name waa 10ld ~ to HuJhle Don .a hew who aulgnd ,to the community b~f the own.a it now. po~t effief· deputment when an off~ Olf8Ded then and mall Meil!llll County tolks wlll talk dtllftl'ed twJee- daiJJ fioom the P9Htlca at tbe drop or a bat in maU trJin at Mlll'wood, W. Va. the rtna: . . Aithou~ lt It euiJ , .. MT. sJnet'' motlttt, Mi'l. Sarah Wlth the fHina: date for tbe .M1y . aur Sifl61, ••• -pOittnlltftla• for prlb1,J11' at ~ p. m. Feb. a rumota the Ulric oHioe ror i'ntll)' yeah are befihlllnf to be heml and lad cOnducted 1 nnalt itore in ad· 10me 1tate and dhrtrlct eandldaltl dillon to the poat office. already ~ petitloru elraal&tiiJ Mr. Slnea' father wa1 Jotl.ah 1here With .tarhea A. Rhodea, canSines, a Civil War v*leran who didate lor reeleetlan te the alate aurvlved twe enliatmllhta· and auditor Post btlnl ·the nttt. ~erved with th.o toutli Welt VIrMel&i County Delhocrall, f!pur- .,.t w"· --------- New Haven G' } L• ted (n c tege Wh ' Wh Edit'' ti -- An Inventive Talent Should Be:: Cultivated Jr INNI HIYWOOO ' ~ I Mr. and Mn. Richard Davta Yl· alted Thankaaiving l"lth her sillter Mrs. Harry Ray at Milton, W. Va.. The-y also visltfd her niece Mra Terry Massie of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. . A Mrs. Ri_q_l'iari,l ' l!••~• retetve~ woi-CI that h8t tatt.er, John T. Bin\ had a leg amputated at the Unite4 Mine Worken ·Hoapital at Beckley, w. Va., and il convalescing nfcely. Mr. and M:ra Georgoe Sblveler Jr. and daqhter Ja7ne AM spent the hoUdaya with her parents Mr. and Mra. Jay Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore an4 family apent the bolld:ay weekend. at their home in Minersville. • llal'l')' Thalia ot Manstleld sp,ent the weoelte]1d with his paNnts Mr. end Mit. Alva Ttlalin. Church Class To Help Ja.y·cees'-With Ann'ual r·oy Proj'e"'t "' Robert Mltk,· pte~ident, pnald· the buaiDea meetlnJ (If tt. 'J'Iitft, the tbe Chll1l'ltet mel 'o"n_ed tho- meetlne w:~~~or;r;~~d~~:~:w"mootllilthe de· v< flll ll bll· 'riU> SAt>DSST peoplt Ill .world. are the onH whD b&d a pod idea but whan ~ to' mar1t1t it, ftOthlnJ ud were ...- tin~ thlDC' was dill· dO<lded· 1<1 lllo llolp COonty thoil' tor . prl!Joel. At Qrillnloo .ponf .lllo kntw, the product wu __ _-_,_. 11\l>lltt An4 lht1 the Cfdld. • Mottlf, they ort eonvln< tllat tlitli' tell& wa1 1tolen; \ltat timely idea.a of' Iota of J>OOI'!" ••d pat - them abu4 of , _ porenta, llr. an4 ¥3. _B. II- Allollill 11M nlricar*- onW .....,. to Wbot fllllllll fr.... aalltf~ 'ltoe 1111 II> •h-. -b "Dool,. Over 2Mi11ion Slips Of Paper Are Processed ~ II•~~~~ - .... ol Corpoatai 11.-. · Vn. Bill ltJlddlMwall ud ......_ . . - o f hJ> motller, .Jn. !feU 111-111. Purtlaad. · _,_. ~ •• s. w. Duni~Oil- ~- -liT*u.a ,.... pontor alld Jlr. and lin. ClwloO l'lldl oad ehl14rea. of Dewltta no eont euata of bor ..,..,., •J ir. an4 Mn. Charla Vu Meter and cJilld. ren. Tup pers PIa1n ' S Social Events . Clyde ![olio ....... I~,;;;;;~~-~i; birtll of a 1011 tab&r-- ot General Hoopllal. Loo Cole aad dao&htor of Eaal __ ,__ ..... UftrPOOI .,.. weellond , _ . of bJa motbtr, TUUe Beed. Jlr . .... lin. Staalo1 of m1 or ~~r. .... -. w.,.. Brick· leo. !!.YJH:"w!l•.. -,, w..e:;Ctri -- l ~~~:~~i~~~t~w~h~e'n mlxln&, mallo I&Ddwlcbel for packed lunebe1. dudes .._....., ODd ....,. You'll be deliChted with tbe redried - · ......... llam IUU.. lt you remember a few •u1- ond plckla, allced moat, cold meat. JUCb. 11 bolopa, tuu flY 1eatloo.a. and peanut boUor. Be!ort ,-ou Jt.art to wort. t.bouP,., tab a loolr: ID.IJde rour TIIero - • fft Ill .... food freezer. Do you havt eaov.J)l '"' fr«n mu- ltl· oeeupled by moat, Ue1 ~ teDd to IOQ 1Dto UK\ dloeolor II. llanlvetetablea to make u tbe to freeze UDdwirheaT cooked ea wbJtea btoOme rubptGb.abb' wnt to make ea· bery ~ maJomaaile teDdJ to tor oDe or two weell'a lun· oopanto. Dl<ed c:oluJ an4 · ID thla way you'll noid pepper mar be added to ft1l1ul a dally l.uk and ret keep tile u , .. don\ obJoel 1o u..1r ~ooe food lrtlh in flavor and color. ,__ WUb IUfflclent apace, you are of critpn- All klnda of. broad -~ ready for the buliDell at band. lsflctoriiJ. If 10U have lonel of bread alreadt ......., ,.. ... oilmllloto pnllmlDa!)' IIMwlll& an4 lllo IWln& oa the ~~- . ' . Dadllla11h . . . . . . . - ' " l.onr Gt....O....p. . .I ._..,, 3Qit~ Jon~~ I' ' · . MA,-U-IAO_..,E_L..,tt"li,_N.,_.-:t,. ~ · )(~age Hcenses have"'' ~n is· , su!'d In .ho~te C<jll)'t to ·lioliort ,.q.,il!llt .tidSPITAL WUIIam Ro\lsh, ·21, telemlon ••· .Admitted Nov. 24: Mrt. Clar- eiDeer. son of ·Mr. and Mn. lqh.n ence Halb, Vintoo: Mra. Oka Roush, Pomeroy, and Mli'Y M:a4oCarlson, Gatlipolis; Sam Augus· lyn Martin, 18, daugllter' of Mr. tine, Galllpolls; Mrs. Lloyd W.al- and Mrs. Albert Martin, Pomeroy. ker, Gallipolis; Mn. Max Gay, Carl Smith, lilt farme_r, 181) of GaUipolil; Alan Litchfield, Pt. 1Mr.. and M11. Joe ~nuth, C~li· Pleasant; Mrs. Dencil Mc-COy, Gal· pohs and DOrothy Sniith, 17, ttu· lipolls· Miss Carol· Burns Galli- dent, cfaughter of Mr. and Mrs. oils Mrs. Homer McCult'y, Gal· James Smith, LangaviUe. llpolis Mrs. John Griffin -,r., Gal· DISCUSS Dl GAUUI TRIP llpolis. PARIS UPI- U. S. Ambauador mtmJued Nov. 24: Charles Me· to France A-~.... Hou•htoD. eonPhetera, ....,....,.,. with a .,.,ifl• M E. J. hDavis, Deward Fra- ferred Thursday z1er, ra. JO n Burrill, Mrs. Ro-- Ch-arles de GauUe on De· 'Gaulle's Mrs. Rerabel McClure to those plana. to viiiJt t-be lln.ited states. q~entioned above ud Rev. and Tbe dli!te of the ,lait bas not~ Ml"B. Warren Hulbert a_nd Mra. annOilJI,ced, but lt is expected. ta Donald Plunkett, who were &u.eat4 be in Febr~ary. ' for tb.e evening and the following . . . member~: Mr5. Smith, son Joey, TO .MfliiT IUNbAY Hershel McClure and two chll-~ Tbe COmlltlion Of "Edlltfltlon of dren, Charles Vroman, Mra. Gene tbe Hea.th ~ethodlst ~h~reh . wtU Coleman and Mrs. Harold Hub· meet tl'u& ~nday evemng at 1:31 bllrd, the teacher of the clus. at the cburtb. . - - ---' - - CURTISS IMPROVED STUD SERVICE, IIC. ai'IG .Mias Marc1a Karr. and Mrs. Don Thomas and ·Ml s.tl Fa Y Thomas were ~vt;~e.~·1nner :~: "'"M cuest s, oI :msThomas. David Thomas returned to bis in Minersville Frlday after in Croo)uiVUle with mr. and Thomas aDd falnity. and Mrs Robert E. Gardner Mr. and. Mrs. Robert P. Gardof Coluinbua and Mr. ancl .Mn!. Clar••• '! Boater and children, SuAllen of Galllpolls wert of Mr. and . ' -b4-· to 2 milUoa coat ·salem ~ MoiiWoy Let your food fJ'eaet ah'e a ·~ beJpinJ band wben you prepan . Arehie R. and .Caale W. CUttr, The n,s:ulu 'mee\int Gf ·)t:ef« to O~io Power Cp., .134.2' A., C.lTemple Pytbian Sisters will be ~umb1a. held Tueaday at ~:30. at the K. ~beri P. an_d Margaret L. CfosJ of P. Hall, MiddlePfl1;. A tarilt-' to Meij1. ~ounty Beagle Club~ [nc., mas party and Jift ' exc~e- wiU JO A., ~Plo. . be held imm,W.ately following the -Hur•aon ~1 1ckner tG . Denver W. busine1s meeting. "nd Jletty P(ltts, lot. ~ddleport. r-~uth V. At~n. Alice M., HArold H. •, ~n, Chm:ter Mortis, R(lbert Pomeroy Chaptfr, 186, O.ES MOrris and Marie Morris to I>oney will meet in re&ular seBSion Tues- Johnson and Arbutis Jobnson, day at 7:4!5 p. m. There will be pa~J. Salllbuey. lnatallation of officers. All -memo(la'ude .0 . and Wando L Guono bUs are urJ:ed to attend. to Russell and Naney Gunno. ·5'.97 , .. , . .. --:---A., LeP.,non. ~ -~ '< ~, J'ra$ rfed Pickens, d~eued, '· · ilft.··/ 1 ildlo; • ""~ • ; ee., -~· 1Gertrude· I<! ~ Pickens, Cecil .PJekens, RlfOe, Hattie Durst. terta.~ , witb a tlar~ey dlnner-im . . Sar•h )JUey ~ J'rlncta ~ ::· _ ~~~ at their home in. •nie -~•tz, Ellene C~nstan~n!l . d ·wtu their son Jack, Ju~ ~nstanino, aft1d. of tti ., stud t <>I •. (l!f. .Mile D , : Rlclne. . '. -, red by tbelr unexpected vidories last election are es.pecttd to have a full ticket for both eounty and district poats. •roward this end, the Democrat• have been boldine wen attended meetings over- the couJlty for some time. The next meeting is scheduled for J1nuary. Mei11 Republieans always with a full ticket, are npected to have .everal eon tests in the primary Mr. and Mra. Jio~rt'ROa:era end election. Chief lntereat aeem• to daughten, lanet aild Nancy of J ce•nt<" In tbe comml:!sloner rac-e, Nel~vllle and ·:Mra. GayneUe with two to be elected. Tha offices were ~!ufivlnl 1 uestl" of now bel d by Roland NeutzUng , It Mr. and M.ra. 1'bomas Young. Democrat and Dan Hartinrer, Re· pu bllcan, are u~ I or f.a b1, as .are Jl ' Mrt. Zora Blaetwelt Ia 1pendint the offlcea of sberif , treasurer. IS 0 II" boliday weekend In Columb.. attorney, clerk of with her daU~hter. representative, recorder and M... T. M. Cottrill 0S 0 ,l-OR andT/Sil. tbughten Ja)'bl!l, Judy and Jlll probate and common pleas Sandra Lou Rou&b, ditiibter of of Columbus are the Thanksgiving I J•••• Walter Moeller, Mr. and Mra, Donald F . .Roub of and week.ena &uests of .Mr. and elect· New Haven Ia amon.1 21, .alanhall Mrs. J. E. Foster. T/Sgt . Cottrill, Collep~ aeniars . wi\O . wiU ._ ijated , who hll'·been ltatiObed In Ma~ . _ . fUn ·ln''the 1iN59·ftO edUloo (lf '~YI)I:o's it ' now ' triMferr-~ ·jw:- :eol.Umbua. Who Among Studenta in AIIMP'ican He and hll tam1ly,~.l.l'e 11'8tidine at Colleges and untvenlitlea. IBtechtree Road, ColUJi\bWI lJ, reports that the only so far issued bY his ofAnother Mason -countlan fo be Ml'. and Mrs. Harold HYsell and 43 for commitleeman, honored in like manner ia SUfinne family of Columbus are the tue&t8 wn>en would seem to point to an M~ric Rothseb of pt _ Pleasanl of ·Mr. aad Mrs. Homer HyseU and organi1etl tlghf tor central com· Nominations for the honpr were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kltl£. mlttee control among the county made by a atudent comml~~~ and Mn. Clara Gruesei' and Mre. Wil· Repultllcant. based on leadtn•ship, character, fl,l· ma Stobart were the ThankaJlving .Many rumors are ltoelng circ-u- ture uaefulnesa io . the communilJI dinner peeU of Mt. and Mts. Herlated u to n.amea of poulble and aervice on the Marehall ·.ea.._. bert nu9n and -family . · candidat11 but th011 we bave pus. An ac,ademlc average of 2;8 , Mn. Eldon JCraeuter ab.d &.~(:OI).t&eted J1ave proven V&IUB- was al10 reqa.Ured. , . · , te~ Lelia Mae And Delores epent ·V~n coy-when their hame• arlb M~u Roushhis a 1956 Jradua• of . J'riday Jn Cotumbul. Dleti.UOned. No doUbt they are Wa ama KIC Sthool Mr. and ~I'll. Hatl-ey Strdfle and litraddllng die renee 1Vhlle keep• '. family of Wllleavtlle were 'nla't~ LAKII CLOSI I'" ln1 an eat lo the e:round 1 an lm1• • a: nni peats' or her parents . preallive feat bu& one that doesn't DETROIT. Ul'l - .Cold Md - · Heurj RelbOI make newa. has signalled the ena soon to th,. I .Mju Fay 1'holn81 of c61\U)'lbUI la Great Lakel ahl~lnl season part apendina the holiday weekend With officials here indieate& today. her parenta Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rl· on cbar&· . gnnd~nrents. Prelehi earth- others, tn tbe Bartle --. -- -""ly- L Daybook · " • • • . A Certain Samaritan" lfonlllla soar. NE wS HOMDIAKER :~~r. uu~ .,._ ~ .w.- ... II the a!UI*Ieh fllJbJ&I ioqa'lro· eblldml of , . . _ aiJJi(.., ~ 19~9 LAND TRANII'EU Theod~ Ruse, dece!d'd •• Tbel :--II rna Walton, Warren RoM • .tveb'n - a . l i H NN iD Holter, Grace Enri4.'b al\d Gl,ly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene Mitch .' Rose, affid . of trans.. Lebanon. are announcing the birth of a son, 1 Antis Wolle Peet and Clifford M.ark. Eueene, at Holzer HDBpJt.al I Stumbo, adm., to Malcolm e. and on Novembt'r 7. Grandparents are Dor.othy F. Roller, lot , Middleport. Mr .and Mrs. John Terrell .of MulRol' and Dotothf Stone to Ohio l)erry Heights, MT. and Mrs. of?arl Power Co., ll.G A., ~oal. s.ltDI. Mitch, Pomero~. Theodore M'ltch Herbert lasUct and Olkay Denl ·md Mr. and Mrs. E. :1. Epple are j Jl&lti~ to .OhiO PoW eo., 10 A.• • Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, the 32-year-old phy- W/ '. Daiiy Sentinel ILand Transfeta- ·C..eotatiBg Editorially 1~ DaUy SeatiDeL PometO)'-IIIddleport, O.,_Nov. 28, ...,._...by AllERT PARKER 1'01 tUVICI CAU FIVE POINTS GJULL 111-11 OR - '- KAtJ'n FEI!I) STOitB .,_t Understand Ft'rst At'd For A •. u,dd , en _pAtfl? s · · ~ "'i s; ' .. ~ ·•-Oj 'MifU.N N. IUNDISIN .JJ ... . 1 -r 4 M. D. A SPftAu.,. U' oii~ of the meet. common fornu · ot injury to Which an pr ua ar\1! vulnerable dllY after day. Yet, 1 urprlalngly. relatively tew pet80NI know just what to do aboUt tt, ahoutd tlley euftsr one. They don't know w~etlter tao apply h~t or cold; all they knov.· Ia UIA_t·Jt .butts. . . ·r · To undeftitand the prob~Wn better, let's see wha"t a apraln ta. Vlolentt To loltlt There are1 o~ cpl,lt!Je,) mlqqf spt"alns an!! mnjNl' onrs: it dependa upon just\ how bMIY' the llJainents at? torn. _A really ·bacl sprain _might require aev· eral weeka lo h~~ completely. Elevate t.Jured Jol.at Firat thing to do atter 1utrer· • apn.ll)- ta.. to ele.·a~e tM · joiJlt. Ii it: ll your ankle, . and :Place pil!Qw• Clr under yoor lee an4 . It 1 ~ 11 a wriJt, Plact. • altjllg. oiA II ti not h0t A o_n>aln ui'caulled by su<ldon '""' ,PP ~""" You Qait ~· u~ <nW, eomp~ vtolon'" ••plied ''''" dlnctly 1 ·~~:: IIi cold wal<• and thO!I o.r lndlreeUy to .. joint. Usually IJ O'l.t. or lc. hap. lhll aotlon La .. or can even hold tht 111· a'tr-etchlnJ'. Falla and · 4 heavy Ql)jeeta ari the moat com· a~& un_der running col. mon cauaY. Now. whf:n a. rid!Senle.otllinoa motlob of thlathere 1ort:bJ aomethtng Jw to .Jiv1 way. Il ·tt Ill 1\ bone, ihtn you. ha.vt It iraeturt. U the lictmeata in elthel;' ;lfarUally or 1 Y~<<\;i;i~;rl,-~r compt~ """' lt. If • 1• · aenei111?. It. th~· a... ttitiil.,ult 1boM 'II , • • DO&IUR6U ••• tt.. Muter ~il lfog' lood .-1• to •••P dop hMifhv, llnly. Pupplw or grown clot• _.t n•rvthlnt MAS~IR MIX ] DO@.URGERr ' -I ---------·· PIZZA PIE Middleport Feed Mill "'We Do Custom Gnnding" Phone 6040-M No. 2nd St. Middleport New.Outlets For Ohio Apple Crop To Be Studied . Equipment to top C(lrn is on the market now. A number of ObiG cornfields were top~ed last fall. I I 10 50 50 ,_.,. ' I I I ···~ ••••••• th1ll:5~:~i, ''if:~iroe And. ff, \llle tJOfte bt brciJcen, ltp.ment. are not. torn.: So ~ b&vt tltb,ej otle or the ot-her. I • .., ..-:1 frowl nutrltio• _~aghrter. l -.., • •PM.Jrlayl NEW95 ;j:;.,:;:· on S . .llllb St. effort& o! billl, pa~ -· .:-···- of letOUDb andproceued t.;;;(ejy r<;.t>Onsit>Jo_!lor owiflna" ot proceasing them the iBualnea! Machine Section. This aeetion ll: Marion's l.argeat user of Interns· tional Bulrineo Machines. In 1957, the complbY deviled a new method of billin( cuatomen-:'':,,_,-;;:: ,,,.• a Jfiachine- method.: Since tben at one- - ~ or another the ac Nunll wlitd up on a punched card'. The maehlno proee" UI0111-ands and tbo1118Jldl of itemt every month. The annual 100re amountl mllllona. Herbert J. Vrooman, , la head of thex oper· while !l'ranll B. summe110n Account- • AN C OPEN LETTER USHEL ADER DEAR SANTA: STOP FREUING Please bring my mommy one of Wllb A ~~ ~~~:~:~~ thO.. pretty ELI!CT8JC PORTAILE HEAmt '~ A.utAJmaUc ·' ·I a dinlllir tlae ·mem-- ,., 1 tab ' _, 1JDODet lor· ·thol ont1 fill . from that POMEROY LANHAU Varioble '·' ' ' store. '!'bey sure are Jlice and • hbt4 Blat~ No Burner 'rO BANGBs • L\lflt ',- momy say lite sure did need one"- ·U ' - hken , . 'I ~ you coUld, maybe, bring b<~r- ODe ro f " those J""tty WASHEB8111ll bBYdS., that they bave on display. Daddy said . he would like to bave some SNOW ~:.!,;:'...;;;,:·_WOIIld \it''ln "'" ~ .w-1'11>0 .,, •.-,A, j ~ I TIRES from that big NIIW UNO. · f"' ' ' ' MAliK SERVICE STATION Ill Pom~ ................ BUILD BffiER· ~ ~: ~ N·~~"h.;i;· . ' too. Pleaoe bring them botli .omaf!'\l!f~~: ·~ ~ been good to me. _- · ; 1 eroy, ~ ~ u '-•· -~ • .. .•._ .. ,................ ........... ;'• tr....,aflt,- ,~~~, ' . ' ' ' ~~ '... '-:...,.· I' · .... - ' ', ' i .. • Comaln;Or (all Us Today · Co~, Inc. ,_J -~ POMI-R. OY:, :QitttO . ··--~·' ,·,·~..·>~'• - "" , ·-rr PHONE •., • .,;~ F-H ·. ' \¥'~'-· -"$1GN OF .QUALITY" '· ··-·-··"t'11 ,.._ ... ~. . . . . ... ;1 ~.· :. _"'!.., '". ~ - .. ' •' ' ' I. ' y ' ' ' ' T. ~ . . " \' ~ '. · ~ ~ 1~ Sug.-r Run ;t,ur MiUs •• •• !. ·' PHONB JJO. .. ... •' • ' . ~·-· · -·>l···"·· ·-_, . ... ........ .1' . .... I • ,, I ' �. ... • • Ne dball S t. D N e is mine iD fhe y, 'Y u d draw from it t.am,e 11 l your m nd were wisdo bent, ~a,'~''f. ho will tomi&:bt hav lead utt • bu I •d Ol Hop In .- God ..., to make • to thlnlc let Ul wth ro Whn nthist trod road you've io gr I ·- R IAL '' .' '.· y ' . ' ......;,-· '. ' Pe»m ' ,. __ , .• . •, ' Wli · ,,, COUDtfJ •• J• •• . L Serv' a • • only IL CO. • �. ... • • Ne dball S t. D N e is mine iD fhe y, 'Y u d draw from it t.am,e 11 l your m nd were wisdo bent, ~a,'~''f. ho will tomi&:bt hav lead utt • bu I •d Ol Hop In .- God ..., to make • to thlnlc let Ul wth ro Whn nthist trod road you've io gr I ·- R IAL '' .' '.· y ' . ' ......;,-· '. ' Pe»m ' ,. __ , .• . •, ' Wli · ,,, COUDtfJ •• J• •• . L Serv' a • • only IL CO. • �• ' TELEVISION· WSAZ..TV • niti.fSebune!, P__..,;.Mlddleport, 0 ., Nov. 28, 1931-'1 ... .~"""::~.,n ,.....,.~~~"t"'i! a....t 3- smn~., ~l:, ~::s:laytlme • ;,oo SaturdQ' Nlibt Tomborell ' :SO Bonanza 8:110 IIJon ond tho Cliallon,. I :Oo· '111e t>.PutY 1:30 :rt.ve J'lnrlf!rl SOME VARMINT STOLE UEOGE POTTER'S BLUEN05e MULE LAST NIGHT, SNUFfY-·· tG:SO Ll'Pi of tbe PlalnJmlfl WIIM WUZ ¥0U? Ba.,O'- tl:lO Wewthe/QR 11:1tl Bhoehoteb Hl(l 'lifn tJ1t . Cha!lner 3 - Sundal 11:30 11 :43 12:00 12:30 12:4!1 WILL STAND BY COLU"MBUS UPI - Gov. Mlcbael V DiSalJe said Friday he wiU llf.and by Highway Director Everett S. Preston unleJI he il "absolutely sW"e" that a confllct-of-lnterelf. ex· lsted in Prelton'• work for the Puerto Rican government and the 1r<~eket" -~airrviftii atate. Sign Otl. , 111il il the ure TV . Obapoi lndustr! on .PI~ GArden Club of the Mr ; ' 0' ' ' I 1:00 Cbamplonalilp l!!!wllna 2:00 C)ovell,rjd' Brvwnlr 4:80 Wor1~ ~blp Coif 11:30 Time-: ~.t , 1:00 . v.et lbe' BIIO!Iior 8:10 Nws Pktialo • , ;..oo ii!JverlrOij . U!l• Swuioy 81!0-. '. •·oo ~l11'1:n., "be., 10:00. 10:110 Wlolrlll 'l'dwd u ·OO Newa a.l.aW. ll.:1t 'N..tlierCMt . .. -WCHS.TV c:t._.r""r .:._Sitlnlat .. IN MEMORY OF HENRY W. Bentz, who p.a.11ed away three yoears a eo today. Sil:ned, hit wife, Freda Bentz and children. 11-28-ltc •U:S) .1\uto :io1es- - .G:OO ,ijQ SIUdhl MJ-&IIf ! C!'"'Ii :;: ~J"e~elDw!rr'!roW TRACTOR SALES 18116 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN I ,1,286. Hydr.amatic. Spotleas orl&lnal turquolae and white i1h. Btaettnara, Pomeroy, 0. 11·2 Hitc l06G FORD VB 2 DOOR FAIRlane. $885. A clean aharp car ~ just waltln& for )'OU. JSlaettnan 11·21-'6tc Pomeroy, 0. 10:9!1 Pomeroy, Ohio fm-1 SE· d4n. f,69G. Nearly new piint job. Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. 11-21-6t.c ' t[. ..... . 11: ~'<! L!~ ebo-. . :s .r.y- Gllliillll a Massey-Ferguson New Holland Solor Permanent De Loval IQGG l'LYMOUTH 2 DOOR ~\IIIII! II :WI ~!o!bo,~ll NOlll DEALER FOR I . l:ot ' llO<Ofl! ' • 1:10 .!"U... ~- ' l:l:OO aea nunl FULTON-lHOMPSON ,J ..•• !• '"' Snow~ } 12:1111 Jo>lilr Jloi!ltll!J" PQ!r . 12:10 jldlropl'ib . 1:00 COIJ.eie fieWB QiafeNnoe 1:10 Clrl1dren's Gospel Hour ' . 1 2:00 ~ :io<U!"i11 · ... ' ' 2:411 ·Ouliiod i'h>ur w:OO Open He-1 r:10 Cllimjildlr*illP !ll'lbo PHONE 419 1853 BUICK SPECIAL. $49G. ;·II';"';;'""';·~:::;;;:;:;;:;::=""::="=" 2 Door Sedan. Except.lonal.l A. K. C. REGISTERED PEKIN· Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0. gese Pups. Mrs. Harry Lodwick, ll-21·6tc · Chester. 0 . Ph. Yukon D-3042. - - = 11·21-.'ltp. 18116 oi,J:lr'Bti TWO DOOR HARD J - :::-:===-:-...,-,:::top, 2 to"ru~, .9ower brakea and .NEW 1900 PAT'fF.RNS PLASTIC Jteerinl. raQJo andnheater. I wlnoow blinds lind lhadea. Veoe. fl2UG. Call 80<.)1. 11-~ • ~oan blinds, all kinds ond colon ( 171 Help Wonted . ·· Fiber Kiasa awnlnp, Day and l. c:-:=::-::o:-·- ___ r,:._ GNII Cl..n UIM Cara }IIJJI.bt narne plataa all kind&, STRIKES OR LAY OFFS. A AU Melin aM Mo•ll Aluminum ladder• t.U .kinda, 1 '--••-- than average income tbe . _.TAOPOLITAN Free Eatim.te, Dale Wippel )'ear around. We train you! Full Supply, 216 Union Avenue, · or part time, men or women. ~ loloo l P I 1• .,. Pomeroy, Omo. 11·30.60te Investta:ate The J. R. Watldna l. _ Co. today. Write DepL ES, Box I~~ tor ->UICI USED STOVES. WE HAVE (11) 13, 20, 27; (12) Hlp HUNDREDS OF USED PANTS coal, IU and tuel oH beaters. ftOO. Barberton, Ohio. and ahlrla aellmg at ~Oc each. }o~ ife Novelty Shop, Middleport Laundered and aterlllzed. Joe't open 1() a. m. untJl 7:80 p. m. Carry Out, 064 Locuat Street, 11-lHtc Middleport, O. 11·27·3tc REAL ES'fATE Ol', CARRIE HOUSI appllancat. than, lyracuN, Ohla, Phone TWo Jt'R!SH . <;:OWS. JEilSEYS. llodrldge, decea11ed, C(ln•Jaiina: 816-Y. 11 19 Ito Pure: bred. John Houdasbelt, a lUX rooln, brick dweliiRJ b MlDenville, Ohio. 11·.37-3tp with bath and double car a:arage. FOR RENT - EXTENSION LADJ<"ull baaement. Situated on larje DERS, Scaffold Boarda, Drop TWO SHOT GUNS, ONE 20 corner lot at corner o! Alb and Clotbt. CUnton Ftaher, Middleauap, 1 12 &lUi"· Howard B. Sycamore Streetll In the Vllla&e port. Ohio. Phone 0263. Stitt; M.lddJepor", Oblo.Hobson of 'Middleport, Ohlu. Phone 600. Road ll-23-3tc U 'U 7tc CUSTOM SUTCHERING Monday. WilL cut for deep!'"'!'· Win also buy beef hldea. For formation call no-v after 4 p. ' Phlltp Meier. 11 24 6tc 1:00 PriUI Wfuebeil Show i 1 Philo, Ohio: Allie Shumway i1 a medical pa· tlent In the Meigs tion, New Haven. .... .Pbone J3037. ~rol Holl!litol. Mr. and :Mrs. Arlie Marks and son were reeent guesta of bis parent., Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. OthD Powell left Monday to ~pend the winter in Florida. ·~ - . QU~~ltR8ACK READy . OOOo AIR CONDri'ION!NG. REI'RIGEJI. atlon 1ervlce. Jack'a .Refr1Qra· Mr. and Mrs. Oren Childers :~ld~,,;Thanksgiving with their Mrs; Lucille Hamilton and Paul and Bill Childera at WOR.CBE'STER, Mus. UPIQuarterbl.t:k John Amabile of' Boetoi'l Calleae today was ·Proand ready" for Sat· ·· &ame agajnat Cross. He aufferagalnat BoatoD two weeks ago. I GARAGE CHIITIR. OHIO Trade ......... ., 8:30 R~d~ 1:00 Tra t 19 Mlverltll; t.ao Lawman 't!i»' 'llt·lll!bel ALL -MICHANICAL WORK ~ WILOINQ two area11. are,. wU •J.:· I!IDOW ~ 13 ·• Sotunlay 8:00 Capllin KaDglrOO .1:00 Oat <lllrl> ~10:00 <:irtoOn - 111:110 IIIIDIJ :U:OUH .,.,._ 11110 1 IRI'• Lo01 11;10 l1lo Lolra IIIOP' . . WIOSbXlirll ill:~ All Slit llovlo_lo!itlblf · 1:oo Club JJ Danee P 1:00 Steve Do:J'tltVD . t:SO Wanted-Dead cw A1ift 8>80 Mr. Lucky , ' " -' • 9:30 Have Gun, Will Trn- 01 .. • llior~ !I:. • fl.lll'<l ~W .• 1eeumula· ')H for the north~ WfiTN..TV •J:BO S,.. TU· ••hdn the ao»til· :1:00 The Ne<n Tooilb::-:1=--:: 11:011 li l>'dodl Npt'1.~0 ~_!lterlfl.3 ,1•• 8-18-tt iV,·~ . to· i'tbe .JlOE\b~ ...,tt·· ·"' ., . ' 10100 Gunamoka ~ JO,so !lo.t For, H~ · - . SII:E. JIM HIATON on4 I.L'OYD HO,MAN half. ·• was t'e-1 •111 TII~.U0:111> ' w.rld· ot TileD& tt3o /f" ,tpow . · wbl)~ ·. , ft:OO Art Cara.e:r . 8:00 Matty',&~ay FWmleB 1:10 So "''bls q lll>ll1woo4 7:00 Bold AdVID~ - • '1:80 Perl')' MaiOD , · ofeaJ)aJiy8tlll 24-a For Sale or 4:31! Brq~·· ~,Scieq.tists Push ,. · ,PlansToShoot ' At Moon Again .·.i.. · ··· · CAPII CANAV)ilRAj.,· Flo. "liP! · ' ~liijQ ..,,.,. odO)l,tlllt 11111d '' !waLlowed . tM dliai!PWr!trlront•'4>1 · '· tiltl: '111onklllvllri l)o; moonshot ~lUre and pushed abead with. ·""ilns 'ror the next .u. probe. InforJ)led sour~• s. mooa aald another waa availab~e rto speCi(ic Vehicle ha~ - payload alreadS bQt · been ' ort,~l~ othEr for the attempt to . . It eould be an~ ·biiCfBt,- rocket tree ·world, but '11tor-AbJe or an 11 ,appeared mor.t! · CLILANDI a TV llti'Oir lllorrr•..•• Phone :IDO .....,.,...,. Ofwla. IMI'" K MODEL MOTORCYCLE Harley OavJdtQP. Phone Rlclne _ 3124. 11-21).1Jtc al lbe -- OD . USED CHAIN SAWS. WE GOT 'em. $43.00 Ull. One-man and Before 9:30 A.M. Mlddlti'O<t 61fl4 .......,.,21 FOR In KAU":t ~:::.!fO!II Ihe FBI· '. ,,"·' .. 11-6 Call ready to JliO. M.eip .. .. \ ~ the and ' J . ,1\ ;i'•~ l ·; "'"" Yukon 5-2145 Sevon• Ave., HAMILL llltYICI ITI.TIOH' look over our D\IDJ ..,lete prlet" ,....,e. -..t:OOA.M. (11) Ul, 17, 18, 23, U, 20t SO; <la) I. 2, 8le . .. ·RED HOT SPii:CIALS ON REVCO 1'.'1 Alloonrillll ';.. \ ' "' ' Evoey De,y Borvlee . FIU!lEZEM DUIECT FACI'ORY DI!ALER JNTRODUCI'ORY OF· ICII. llfaular sao lb. $4411.11&, toapaf!lty Rewo Freezer, only t&t9.1&; Reaul1r Mll-86 Rtvoo n ....r. 11811 lb. eopaelly on)J P8U5; Reaulor . -.1111 IB.s eu. rt. eomblnatlon freeser and nfr!l!ntor, wltll trade in onb' No Do... payment, 3'7J,t montba to Pl1· HAMPTON AND CAPEHART, New Hlvtn, W. Y;;. !!·~t~ - .ill. WJT!! TWO tltl' productive lob. J:ltctltc, eellu and well. In vlllaJe· 10 HOUSE AND LOT · mue~ Pomm~y. from Drtvlnl dlltllnce to .plan\1. RoOm, for Troller. a.·~· 801._Y1aod · St., Pqlnt Pluliiit, W. vl, ' (11)'111;' (UJ'• I'J.IIillli "' ' \,t ·• "':~I ''"''' .;.{!., I ··~ ., ' . ' .., I ••• •• 1:10 Sportl ·e:IIO Woter!ront . lfewt~ !i •• !1:30 Hunting and Fllhlnl ll:OO . ~ •=30· · laturd~ .'!\eater' WASHINGTON '(UP(}- Bltumi· nous coal output for the week ended Nov. 21 rose to 9,430,000 tons agaimt 8,93!1,000 tons (reV'i.sed) a week earlier and 9,179,· 001) in tlbe same week }ia.o;t year, the Nationa-l Coal AMn. i-eported. Year-t!Hl.ate output of sort coal approximated at 356,628,000 tons against 362,881,000 tons in the saome week last year. ~ • f.:• · IIDCIM1t ·ScMmce '!hater COAL OUTPUT RISES ...... ,, . ._., I' ~T ' I I ;,-i;J\ -.~~--" .\ ·1 ., �• ' TELEVISION· WSAZ..TV • niti.fSebune!, P__..,;.Mlddleport, 0 ., Nov. 28, 1931-'1 ... .~"""::~.,n ,.....,.~~~"t"'i! a....t 3- smn~., ~l:, ~::s:laytlme • ;,oo SaturdQ' Nlibt Tomborell ' :SO Bonanza 8:110 IIJon ond tho Cliallon,. I :Oo· '111e t>.PutY 1:30 :rt.ve J'lnrlf!rl SOME VARMINT STOLE UEOGE POTTER'S BLUEN05e MULE LAST NIGHT, SNUFfY-·· tG:SO Ll'Pi of tbe PlalnJmlfl WIIM WUZ ¥0U? Ba.,O'- tl:lO Wewthe/QR 11:1tl Bhoehoteb Hl(l 'lifn tJ1t . Cha!lner 3 - Sundal 11:30 11 :43 12:00 12:30 12:4!1 WILL STAND BY COLU"MBUS UPI - Gov. Mlcbael V DiSalJe said Friday he wiU llf.and by Highway Director Everett S. Preston unleJI he il "absolutely sW"e" that a confllct-of-lnterelf. ex· lsted in Prelton'• work for the Puerto Rican government and the 1r<~eket" -~airrviftii atate. Sign Otl. , 111il il the ure TV . Obapoi lndustr! on .PI~ GArden Club of the Mr ; ' 0' ' ' I 1:00 Cbamplonalilp l!!!wllna 2:00 C)ovell,rjd' Brvwnlr 4:80 Wor1~ ~blp Coif 11:30 Time-: ~.t , 1:00 . v.et lbe' BIIO!Iior 8:10 Nws Pktialo • , ;..oo ii!JverlrOij . U!l• Swuioy 81!0-. '. •·oo ~l11'1:n., "be., 10:00. 10:110 Wlolrlll 'l'dwd u ·OO Newa a.l.aW. ll.:1t 'N..tlierCMt . .. -WCHS.TV c:t._.r""r .:._Sitlnlat .. IN MEMORY OF HENRY W. Bentz, who p.a.11ed away three yoears a eo today. Sil:ned, hit wife, Freda Bentz and children. 11-28-ltc •U:S) .1\uto :io1es- - .G:OO ,ijQ SIUdhl MJ-&IIf ! C!'"'Ii :;: ~J"e~elDw!rr'!roW TRACTOR SALES 18116 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN I ,1,286. Hydr.amatic. Spotleas orl&lnal turquolae and white i1h. Btaettnara, Pomeroy, 0. 11·2 Hitc l06G FORD VB 2 DOOR FAIRlane. $885. A clean aharp car ~ just waltln& for )'OU. JSlaettnan 11·21-'6tc Pomeroy, 0. 10:9!1 Pomeroy, Ohio fm-1 SE· d4n. f,69G. Nearly new piint job. Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. 11-21-6t.c ' t[. ..... . 11: ~'<! L!~ ebo-. . :s .r.y- Gllliillll a Massey-Ferguson New Holland Solor Permanent De Loval IQGG l'LYMOUTH 2 DOOR ~\IIIII! II :WI ~!o!bo,~ll NOlll DEALER FOR I . l:ot ' llO<Ofl! ' • 1:10 .!"U... ~- ' l:l:OO aea nunl FULTON-lHOMPSON ,J ..•• !• '"' Snow~ } 12:1111 Jo>lilr Jloi!ltll!J" PQ!r . 12:10 jldlropl'ib . 1:00 COIJ.eie fieWB QiafeNnoe 1:10 Clrl1dren's Gospel Hour ' . 1 2:00 ~ :io<U!"i11 · ... ' ' 2:411 ·Ouliiod i'h>ur w:OO Open He-1 r:10 Cllimjildlr*illP !ll'lbo PHONE 419 1853 BUICK SPECIAL. $49G. ;·II';"';;'""';·~:::;;;:;:;;:;::=""::="=" 2 Door Sedan. Except.lonal.l A. K. C. REGISTERED PEKIN· Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0. gese Pups. Mrs. Harry Lodwick, ll-21·6tc · Chester. 0 . Ph. Yukon D-3042. - - = 11·21-.'ltp. 18116 oi,J:lr'Bti TWO DOOR HARD J - :::-:===-:-...,-,:::top, 2 to"ru~, .9ower brakea and .NEW 1900 PAT'fF.RNS PLASTIC Jteerinl. raQJo andnheater. I wlnoow blinds lind lhadea. Veoe. fl2UG. Call 80<.)1. 11-~ • ~oan blinds, all kinds ond colon ( 171 Help Wonted . ·· Fiber Kiasa awnlnp, Day and l. c:-:=::-::o:-·- ___ r,:._ GNII Cl..n UIM Cara }IIJJI.bt narne plataa all kind&, STRIKES OR LAY OFFS. A AU Melin aM Mo•ll Aluminum ladder• t.U .kinda, 1 '--••-- than average income tbe . _.TAOPOLITAN Free Eatim.te, Dale Wippel )'ear around. We train you! Full Supply, 216 Union Avenue, · or part time, men or women. ~ loloo l P I 1• .,. Pomeroy, Omo. 11·30.60te Investta:ate The J. R. Watldna l. _ Co. today. Write DepL ES, Box I~~ tor ->UICI USED STOVES. WE HAVE (11) 13, 20, 27; (12) Hlp HUNDREDS OF USED PANTS coal, IU and tuel oH beaters. ftOO. Barberton, Ohio. and ahlrla aellmg at ~Oc each. }o~ ife Novelty Shop, Middleport Laundered and aterlllzed. Joe't open 1() a. m. untJl 7:80 p. m. Carry Out, 064 Locuat Street, 11-lHtc Middleport, O. 11·27·3tc REAL ES'fATE Ol', CARRIE HOUSI appllancat. than, lyracuN, Ohla, Phone TWo Jt'R!SH . <;:OWS. JEilSEYS. llodrldge, decea11ed, C(ln•Jaiina: 816-Y. 11 19 Ito Pure: bred. John Houdasbelt, a lUX rooln, brick dweliiRJ b MlDenville, Ohio. 11·.37-3tp with bath and double car a:arage. FOR RENT - EXTENSION LADJ<"ull baaement. Situated on larje DERS, Scaffold Boarda, Drop TWO SHOT GUNS, ONE 20 corner lot at corner o! Alb and Clotbt. CUnton Ftaher, Middleauap, 1 12 &lUi"· Howard B. Sycamore Streetll In the Vllla&e port. Ohio. Phone 0263. Stitt; M.lddJepor", Oblo.Hobson of 'Middleport, Ohlu. Phone 600. Road ll-23-3tc U 'U 7tc CUSTOM SUTCHERING Monday. WilL cut for deep!'"'!'· Win also buy beef hldea. For formation call no-v after 4 p. ' Phlltp Meier. 11 24 6tc 1:00 PriUI Wfuebeil Show i 1 Philo, Ohio: Allie Shumway i1 a medical pa· tlent In the Meigs tion, New Haven. .... .Pbone J3037. ~rol Holl!litol. Mr. and :Mrs. Arlie Marks and son were reeent guesta of bis parent., Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marks. OthD Powell left Monday to ~pend the winter in Florida. ·~ - . QU~~ltR8ACK READy . OOOo AIR CONDri'ION!NG. REI'RIGEJI. atlon 1ervlce. Jack'a .Refr1Qra· Mr. and Mrs. Oren Childers :~ld~,,;Thanksgiving with their Mrs; Lucille Hamilton and Paul and Bill Childera at WOR.CBE'STER, Mus. UPIQuarterbl.t:k John Amabile of' Boetoi'l Calleae today was ·Proand ready" for Sat· ·· &ame agajnat Cross. He aufferagalnat BoatoD two weeks ago. I GARAGE CHIITIR. OHIO Trade ......... ., 8:30 R~d~ 1:00 Tra t 19 Mlverltll; t.ao Lawman 't!i»' 'llt·lll!bel ALL -MICHANICAL WORK ~ WILOINQ two area11. are,. wU •J.:· I!IDOW ~ 13 ·• Sotunlay 8:00 Capllin KaDglrOO .1:00 Oat <lllrl> ~10:00 <:irtoOn - 111:110 IIIIDIJ :U:OUH .,.,._ 11110 1 IRI'• Lo01 11;10 l1lo Lolra IIIOP' . . WIOSbXlirll ill:~ All Slit llovlo_lo!itlblf · 1:oo Club JJ Danee P 1:00 Steve Do:J'tltVD . t:SO Wanted-Dead cw A1ift 8>80 Mr. Lucky , ' " -' • 9:30 Have Gun, Will Trn- 01 .. • llior~ !I:. • fl.lll'<l ~W .• 1eeumula· ')H for the north~ WfiTN..TV •J:BO S,.. TU· ••hdn the ao»til· :1:00 The Ne<n Tooilb::-:1=--:: 11:011 li l>'dodl Npt'1.~0 ~_!lterlfl.3 ,1•• 8-18-tt iV,·~ . to· i'tbe .JlOE\b~ ...,tt·· ·"' ., . ' 10100 Gunamoka ~ JO,so !lo.t For, H~ · - . SII:E. JIM HIATON on4 I.L'OYD HO,MAN half. ·• was t'e-1 •111 TII~.U0:111> ' w.rld· ot TileD& tt3o /f" ,tpow . · wbl)~ ·. , ft:OO Art Cara.e:r . 8:00 Matty',&~ay FWmleB 1:10 So "''bls q lll>ll1woo4 7:00 Bold AdVID~ - • '1:80 Perl')' MaiOD , · ofeaJ)aJiy8tlll 24-a For Sale or 4:31! Brq~·· ~,Scieq.tists Push ,. · ,PlansToShoot ' At Moon Again .·.i.. · ··· · CAPII CANAV)ilRAj.,· Flo. "liP! · ' ~liijQ ..,,.,. odO)l,tlllt 11111d '' !waLlowed . tM dliai!PWr!trlront•'4>1 · '· tiltl: '111onklllvllri l)o; moonshot ~lUre and pushed abead with. ·""ilns 'ror the next .u. probe. InforJ)led sour~• s. mooa aald another waa availab~e rto speCi(ic Vehicle ha~ - payload alreadS bQt · been ' ort,~l~ othEr for the attempt to . . It eould be an~ ·biiCfBt,- rocket tree ·world, but '11tor-AbJe or an 11 ,appeared mor.t! · CLILANDI a TV llti'Oir lllorrr•..•• Phone :IDO .....,.,...,. Ofwla. IMI'" K MODEL MOTORCYCLE Harley OavJdtQP. Phone Rlclne _ 3124. 11-21).1Jtc al lbe -- OD . USED CHAIN SAWS. WE GOT 'em. $43.00 Ull. One-man and Before 9:30 A.M. Mlddlti'O<t 61fl4 .......,.,21 FOR In KAU":t ~:::.!fO!II Ihe FBI· '. ,,"·' .. 11-6 Call ready to JliO. M.eip .. .. \ ~ the and ' J . ,1\ ;i'•~ l ·; "'"" Yukon 5-2145 Sevon• Ave., HAMILL llltYICI ITI.TIOH' look over our D\IDJ ..,lete prlet" ,....,e. -..t:OOA.M. (11) Ul, 17, 18, 23, U, 20t SO; <la) I. 2, 8le . .. ·RED HOT SPii:CIALS ON REVCO 1'.'1 Alloonrillll ';.. \ ' "' ' Evoey De,y Borvlee . FIU!lEZEM DUIECT FACI'ORY DI!ALER JNTRODUCI'ORY OF· ICII. llfaular sao lb. $4411.11&, toapaf!lty Rewo Freezer, only t&t9.1&; Reaul1r Mll-86 Rtvoo n ....r. 11811 lb. eopaelly on)J P8U5; Reaulor . -.1111 IB.s eu. rt. eomblnatlon freeser and nfr!l!ntor, wltll trade in onb' No Do... payment, 3'7J,t montba to Pl1· HAMPTON AND CAPEHART, New Hlvtn, W. Y;;. !!·~t~ - .ill. WJT!! TWO tltl' productive lob. J:ltctltc, eellu and well. In vlllaJe· 10 HOUSE AND LOT · mue~ Pomm~y. from Drtvlnl dlltllnce to .plan\1. RoOm, for Troller. a.·~· 801._Y1aod · St., Pqlnt Pluliiit, W. vl, ' (11)'111;' (UJ'• I'J.IIillli "' ' \,t ·• "':~I ''"''' .;.{!., I ··~ ., ' . ' .., I ••• •• 1:10 Sportl ·e:IIO Woter!ront . lfewt~ !i •• !1:30 Hunting and Fllhlnl ll:OO . ~ •=30· · laturd~ .'!\eater' WASHINGTON '(UP(}- Bltumi· nous coal output for the week ended Nov. 21 rose to 9,430,000 tons agaimt 8,93!1,000 tons (reV'i.sed) a week earlier and 9,179,· 001) in tlbe same week }ia.o;t year, the Nationa-l Coal AMn. i-eported. Year-t!Hl.ate output of sort coal approximated at 356,628,000 tons against 362,881,000 tons in the saome week last year. ~ • f.:• · IIDCIM1t ·ScMmce '!hater COAL OUTPUT RISES ...... ,, . ._., I' ~T ' I I ;,-i;J\ -.~~--" .\ ·1 ., �.. . • ".-1 ., '' • ,.. Dally Sei!Uoel, Pomeroy-Middleport: o .. Nov. 28, 1959 ' .• I ' I ' ent., llr. ani . Jrr& ltclu Pqllepa 10d daqbt.er:Owry ~ oi· ThurldiiY. )then who bad dinner wltb the ?ullens were Mr. and Mra. Jame~ ?ullen and ~bUdren, Suoon, Steve md Stephame and Mite Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Burnell Nifty Stitchers Meet Tuesdoy At F"lmer Res•"dence ,.., e Hoateu C)ft. were preaeoted to Mra. Ma.l't Folmer Tuead17 eve- and chtklren, Jackson apent ~e 1mng wben the Nifty Stir.eben bollday with Mr. and Mra. Lealie .Club met at bet home on N:re .Ervtn. David and WUJlam, lOlli ·Avenue. • enttne Weather of .Mr. and Mrs. Burnell who have I been vi11tlng w1tb the Enlna lor Plana were made for a Chrtat· Lhe past two weeki returned to lnas dinner It tbe Enterprise EUB wlth thell' parents. Also Church, December 3 at 6:30 p. 'm. dmper guests of the Ervint' wtte followed ""ith a party at the home Mrs. WHllam Robaon and GUbert of Mrs. Homer Walter. Ervm of Columbul. Refre11~enta were served b7 Mr and Mra. J~ct Neff and the hostess tc Mr1. William Barchlldren uf Ravenswood came tela, Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mra. Ja~­ Fnday ' to spend the weete'nd es WUl and Beverly, Mu. Sellm w1th her mother Mra. Roy Sanll· Bluewicz and Pbyllta and Effie. bury Mrs DWicbt Logan, Mn. Herbert Dixon, Mra. c.tl Moore, Mr11. ~.'Mrtai·n:'odnd Mrs. Fred Jactaon en· I Hugh Bearhl, Mra. Homer Walter with a famlly dlnner on Thursday. Present were their daughter MrL CuJpbell Harper and daughter Phoebe. Dnid Jack· son, Liberty Lane and Mr. and Mrs C R. Young. loeal. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Mitch and son Larry entertai.Ded wlth a famIly dinner . Tb•nb.riving Those attendmg were Mr. and Mra. Norman Foss, Pl Pleuatlt, Mr. and Mn. Fots and children Jeft of Athens, Mra. , A PERFECT GIFT Yowee, Grand 2nd Deer Killed In ·Accident A 1(~-poJnt buck deer waa the onl)t wualty lD tbree wrec:ka ln· ~ated by tbe lheriff'• offl« bore over tho ~cl. · Tbe deer wu iilled on ~ute 1 7 near the Cheder bridge w~o tt ran ant:o the hllhway in 'frOiat of • -1N9 Cl>evrolet oon..rtjble ... 1 ned. b)' Jeanette Keller and driven by Georte Emeat Smllb, 2t Long Bo~*om. -1be aceiden.t aeeurred at 12:10 Arnold, St. Petenburg, and Mrs. William F~ of p.m. ~ and beayY riamaJe to 'Ill' trout end of the ear wu re- ~;;~:day gueall of ported by Sberlff Rebert Harten· baeh. Game Warden Dolph ,loacllhn ~ wat ealled and t~;~ot. clw'ae of the Mr. and Mrs. Allenawortb were the James Hartln&er family, Alexan· dria, Tbe Hartifl&ers allo viaited wJth Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger. 4M4' deer. TbJ• waa the aecond va. deer killed on Route 71n the eoun· t¥ lalt woe~. In another saturday evtning J!:i:ldtnt, Wllllam R. Collina, 3'7t Pomeroy Rll, wu ~owde4 off Route 33 near the Bal.ilbur'f aeboo1 H• Nld two can traveUn& JOUtll at a hll:b rate of !IP"d crowded hi• truck to the anow cOYefld berm wben one attempted to Pill the ot· ...... ,..&fittl AU yo11 do It drop Ja the bread. Brtt~J l.fiJ•N lt••IJ -~~y. ao le.-.r• a:o push. r ••,, ~·lui its•l/ ti~ without popp;as o.r b.taaiq. Ancl ur/Nt touee.-ery a.Uct alike ftool int ·Middleport Man -Improving After f~ 1 ~.1 ~2rz. who fell '"' l!/ednelday and broke his pelvic •\One ja reported to be improving followina: the operitton on Thun!\liy. Mr and Mn. Leo Swick of €1olumbua c.111me Wednesday night lo aee him at the Holzer HOipltal ~,here I all. co laat. Elberfelds .. he wali taken following hla Your party-going dot&~ ,._ deserve the best care .. ::'"'The Swicb Jf[&.ited with Mr . and H. Wise Jr. 1b'•· C. ' over the HyaeU's par· . Bric:tles and frlends . ol Columbu1 to •pend the hoh· with her parents, Mrs Charles Bennett Mr. and Mr1. Vernon Roa-ers (Jean Bennett) eame Wedne11day to vil!lit tbe Bennetts. John Lyons and Fred Mourning left tbis mornin& to go deer huntlna: at Jersey Milia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutc:hln· :son of Hamden are viliting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. Mr. and Mr,. Lyston Pullen of Charle1ton visited with bls . par- MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT "THE RETURN OF Tllli FLY" Uiorror Movie) - el1o "TilE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE" Lon Chaney, Jr Beverly Garland IUN., MON. end TUII, "NORTH BY NORTIJWEST" Caey Gr1nt. - Eve Marie Saint Our efEiolent -dry-cleanli\i'~tJi' Jmown for highest qtNlity -- - -- yet eosts no more than eta:e-Mberet t.-_ • IKS 1 - MIIonot, 1114- tho ...... • - ) .. ..,..niCment end .., .....,. . . . "' the rl1ht thle wftenlt evwtv~ Sheriff Hutenbaeh Jnvestl&J,ted pother wreck Sunda)' aftemoon a~ two p.m., at the cliuter bridge. Two eus. wvelbta Iouth, craabed when one attempted to make a lett ~ tum at ~e brldl•·~ riff Hilrten· baeh. aaid the ean d been moved when be aniv - at $tie ;wref:k ~eene )Name. and be waa unable to tlx O~e e~r, a l.N9 FOrd, ''" owned by Robert Polfrey, d; Prl<e uue,. Columbui an4 driven by non Wlllltm -Jouna, ZI;Lonl to~ . The oth~r eJit wa• 0141 aeclan, openli<l by· c~~·~~ v...Cu. 30. 1lfaton~wn, pa. ltlnecl . .oll... 4~. theie -,vUe nQ ~· Vld.Jl:O ln- ••tJ ... jul'iet in 101 of We Plek·Up BDd Dell..,. · the aei:id~ll ' Prompt personal attention! LAUNDRY COMPANY ''We Clean Ev-er,ytbiug But Tbe Baby" IICOND ST. PHONE 6190-J MIDIILIPORT, OHIO He is giving her a Lane Sweetheart -chest for Christmas! WE WIU. £LOSE FOR THE SEASON ber. Colli ... • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ZDih Cloalng Sperlal HAMBURGER ud MILK SHAKE ReJU)Ir SO. . . . . . . . . . . NOW 39< .. 'IU Your,,....., WMI Plnh- Ov.rtt- "AA Gollens ........., For Your Plttl'tltUIJe DAIRY VALLEY At TJae Pomeroy Bend BrtdJe "'" ';· • Ope• fte Door To A New Respirati1)n Christmas Method Showed ' In Co~or Film Join Our Christmas Club Now! CHRISTMAS SHOULD BE CAREFREE ' • Seleet A Clua To Meet Your Needa 2k CL.\11 Memberoll' pa;yii'IJ 21 eenta 1 we.IE tor fifty weeki Wllll'flc~vc __ IU.SO SGc CLAU Membeh Pl1int 00 cent& 1 wee~ for fift¥ woeko will ft<elVe ···----- JIS.OO fi.OO CLAI. M"'l'boro p&71Df 11.00 a - · • fw ~llf w ..b Mil reco~ .. · -··-···-·-·-· $50.00 f2,00 CLAII Momboro payln1 ~-00 1 ,....k for llfty weeko will ....,.,., . ···--··· ··· fiOO.OO $3.00 CLAJI M:emben payfftl $1.00 • week for IJtt)o weckt wiiJ receJve - ~---·-··-- fiSO.OO $3.00 CL.\U Member~ Pll'ina: te.OO a week lui , ... fifty _ ... wm .....,.. · ---··-·--·· · fi~OO CLAII ~l'lt)ayJna: $10.00• week . · for fifty weeks 'Will reetlve --- ------- - ~ ll(ember · · SSOI.II Reserve System omo , · '' ' .. " .. ' •• 'l't.e For~..,.,...,.; . . . FAXOUS NAME AQ. WOOL.... - · WOOL ILtND SKfltT' . L'IN~H$ . rs Bank and Savings Co. In1111ronce Corporation .4rr4.,..r '$2;9J ";,. \t~· j'll -~.:"' ' •• poliee Think.. Hitchhiker Shot � 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 28, 1959