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DeOiotber NO. 193 New.Round Of Steel Talks Are Ordered Girl Scou~ Investiture Held In SchQO' WASHINGTON UPI - Federal mediators summoned steel manajement and union nesotiatora to a new round of talks today but there appeared to be little chance of an eerly ap-eement. · Tile mediation oePion tollowed the announcement :,{onday that ),'resident ·Eisenhower would dlaCWII the steel dispute ·ill a radioTV address Tbun~.}' nl,iht prior to his depll'ture oli • 11-natlon llood·will trip, The· Pre&ident W¥ expected to ~ the im~nanc~ of under· s.tendliiJ. and cooperation between manaaement and unlona in basic lpduatriea to help .America keep ~~:!~.In tbl! economic battle with Ready New Tactics . On the eve of the new mediation efforts, the comptnles were reported ready to uae new ttctics to dramlltize their demand for wor~ rule changes in any new wage pact. . \ Jo:O!:::e:r::~~ ~~h~;res~:~ Federal Mediation Chief Joseph F. Flnne11an with 11n Itemized list of "Inefficient" praetlcea required by their contractJ with the steelworkers union. ' Government sources said there· 1 =~~:e~a~::e~~~~fl ~~ .mclfm0 ~i~o! ·~:~e~~~t ~.!'~f~:Hartley , To Cenlluct ~ret 8ellot If · there is no steel settlement •by that time, the law re.quires the National Labor Relations Board to conduct a secret ~~Jllot vq\.e among the 500,000 steelworkers on their employer'• les( offer. If th.. workers rej~cf the offer, ay wlllbe Jree . fO lllrike a"ain th ~ • when the 80 • day eoul't · orllered cooling-off period expires .Jan. 26. Cuban Tribunal ~ ~ks-·~~ltf9r.~.: • ite N. Y.C. Diesel E es., 17 Cars Jump Track In I ,. , ·ShOwers ·Will Melt Most Snow ~. hioT~qigllt, Wedn~y UnlfW ~ llltw'lletllltel nter MicLD.eport Crew Uninjured; Route · 143_, ~Traffic Blocked By 1'retk ~lve dlael engines and 17 area In Carpenter at 9 a.m. cars were over strung .a large today when a New York Central l;bQJ"ers ~t U4 Weclnelday are expected to frei2ht train of 94 cars jumped its tracks. .of ~ jnclw dumped on Ohio the last few . ~ne of the crew, all Jliddleport men were injured. But traffic on the line is blocked, and motor vehicles Uling State Route 143 are being detoured. was ex~ today with increasing cloudi- - ~ln. Tempetat1Jrts wiU be mostly In tJie upper tailJ of the aceident were llketcbJ tof:~::r b:~:.=t~ F.lrearms Charge :$20 Stolen Jn Brings Bindin« Syracuse ·· Sch } Over To Jury w• ·over during by •IIJI!'ile ex· ' The recently Mason 'Girl Scout Troop r.e~entl~ h-;1~ investltUJe. services th!! ea:atern counties. Sllie• 00 Mason Elementary Meml)ers of th!l troop and thetr leader art\ pi~!IJted above fol- lci•~B•IId over the wettern part and lowing the setvices. ' row, left to right, Deborah Coo~. Brenda . Burioil, Catherine ~Uii- le'ml)fratures there dropped well .M ' pan Nancy Proffitt Queen, and Karen . Roush; second row, Jane Dod$on, Lilli~ belo" freezing. .,... Arm Kraft, Joy Thabet, Kay McGowan, Jennifer Zerkle, and Jackie Aldridge; third I'Ell', Other early · reedinp todiy A robbery at the SJl'ICUN Connie Harbour Susan Warner, Josetta Ush, Jane Burgess, Harriet Ann Walsh, and Donna Ush. Diane Noble, ill with the mumps, was absent. . . lind. ' Sherlfrt Office thli morning. Seven - degree temperature• were expected to return to froet· Deputy ctarenee Shlelda, who norldi today, dispellllll inveatilleted, nid that hln&e pine that had many touriotJ been removed from tbe door • if they ever left the the office of Lawrence IIDR, at preu time with COIDPID1 offi- ~ clalJ at Hobaon unellle to deter1mine the caute of the derailment. I onday N:,.,l.t 4 prellmiiwy bearing on a charge of polntlni: fire IJ'III8 aaamst Cliude Eblin, Pomeroy RD tbli morning in Judge E. W. Peoplea' court raulted In Eblin beinC bound over to the grand jury under $2,000 bond. The caoe, continued from 1aat wee11, iJ tne reawt of • dispuu oetween Cuude and Stepllen l!.llu.Q, ciluama, over a ript of way wlllell :Stephen Ebllll eJaiml readlnga were reover tne aefenuant'i property jiUt ott \Jruoo Avenue 10 Pomeroy. ,Which ;:;tepllen .t::bain alleget tllat lui winter tourbt trade, was PJrtleu· of entranee to the build· eow;m threatened 1wn with firelady tJard bit. · known, eltho~~gb it is anna wllen ne attempted to uae An tianofli~ readln11 of 23 wu that someone has oe- 111e roaa ana signed tne aftidav1t reco~fed ip .~ centrel Fl~rldi, · a key in some manner u cnargmg tile oftenae. cl~~ belt 11\d. Tampt reportM. ' a tlo window• or doors showed leeo'll November low of 29. · tigns of bevlng been forced . . Eblin bad bee~ free IIDC8 the • • · heumg w111 continued last week ln an unreported theft about a on ~.uoo propertJ bond and on an ., ell n QraDCe . month aao, .S.40 was tillen from order uoan 111e court, S1lerW · J Uie d..... of ·~· ....er Hilton Wolfe jjartenbacll had contilcated four ~.. Jr., and It U IPumed that the IIUD& from the ~liude Eblin home. . theft 1111 nlibt wall the work Witneaaea teaUfytag 10 tile cue tbia mornmg in eOdltlon to the of tbe same cul.prlt. pwntlff and defendant were Sber· .n .. '"'I Tile=:~~~~:; o~e ~~ llt .llartellbeeh, Mrs, Cieude EbJJn, 1 Wanda t;bl.UI and lira. Bayllillild · l!.nyaer. ln•ntght ·l'efuelln" a !t.J' Manning D. Wehater repreaealr • tJ'I ·ed .~e uetfllldallt, .rrank 1/1. Rear· jet plane endurance Mon: . ·ter, tbe pmn~ and Mrs. Max· day with a continuoua night of 80 ane Price of Portland wu court hours, 36 minutes for a diitlnee . ·atenograpber. of 39,200 . miles. • . Flying a distance equal to oneand-three-fifths times around tbe . world, although never a~11ally leaving the continental United .MARIETTA, O. (Special) -Prof. .u.Ou WIA States the six engine plane w•• ~ld L. Hamilton will cenduct refueled in flight from a KC·183 the 34th ennuel presentation of . jet tanker. the Meriette College Meoolah In The plane, commanded by Capt. the Ba . n Johnson Field HOUle Sa!r Shelton J. Anthony Jr., broke the urdiy and Sundiy at 7:30 p. m. previous jet endurance flight, al· Th · ,.1 ted 1 1926 so by a IH7, whicli covered 21,· e senea waa or.. na n In another attempt to reduce 000 miles In 47 hours, 35 minutes by Prof. Hamilton. Deen of the accidents at the interoectlon of in November, 191!5. College Menlll R. Patterson will Routes 7, 33 and 124 11t Kens Run serve u eoncertmaater for the 25th the Pomeroy Street Department year. There will be a .record 3110 yetterday afternoon Installed ·a students, faculty, alwnru and towna caution blinker ligbt at the top people In the cborua. of the bill near tbe Firat Ward Guest aololsti will include con tire bouse. tralto Mn. · F. Allyn Walker of Chief of Police Jed Webster 0 :':re::rein Moore or Deaiaon University and oection Bince ttJe traffic light w.. Bill Childs, county chairman qf tenor Albert R. Gifford · or the ciwlged from a two-way light to a !he Governor's Safety Committee, Merietti College faculty. three-way SJJtem. The new blink· 1s announcing a meeting at 7:30 er 1;.,bt, warning of' a dingerous Wednesday evening In the Court -. :n:~c!:::::b~ :~l;:n::toa!v~ ~:d;e:=l :~~U:!t~C:~: Khrushc·hev A . ecepts Bl'ame For Senat e Hir..es . d R . Over 80 Al Pay Hun.,ar1an Arme· 1956 evo1t $l6rum 0 Premie~ , VIENNAl:)Austria (UPI)- Soviet Nikita Khrusb· chev today blamed the 19~6 Hungarian revolution on his own aj>rupt denundation of ~talinism and 'the S.t alinist "cult of personalitt' at the 20th Soviet Communist Party Congress in Moscow earlier th . at year. . ~.J.. f ... C .... p rt f "Following the 20~h Coug ess 0 uae omauuntst a Y 0 · the Soviet Onion," Khrushchev · told a Hungarian party congreea In Budapest today, "certain difflc1d- ' · e ID ' tles-somethln" of a fever-were • experienced by so~e r,artlea, In· ° OW eluding o~ party . . . . . . . . He said the Soviet Communists w_ere so strong they weathero.Ci the dafferencet t be denune1atlo~ J>AYTO~, o. UPI-Gov. Mi· DiSall F" ds S ·n·ding L o·n-Institutions • . p ' e ~~~~nttb1ltb.:~~~~~w!i ~~~~IV. ·~U_e.~d !M~~t . ·bleatc wttll 1oter·'SUltti" tia complications In other· Communist countries . · HAVANA, Cuba UPI - A Cu· But Khrushchev said "it bad to ban revoluntlonary trll~unal trying be dolle . .' . It was necessary to get two Americana on charges of ~on· cleansed ind to tbi'ow off all the apirlng agallllt. Ptemler Fidel accumulated extrineous m·a tter. Cutro ended· belrlflla today and 111 liuntery .,. Mill the pro• retired to consider proaecution de· lam ·of clen 'atrullllla' ralilld by mandi for the death penalty the bruk with the 111111 took the' agalnat one of them. . form of •• annad cletll Bill ltOW Tile prosecutionallked death for he Mid, the soclal'-t 'countrlli Auatln young of . Miami and . so .,. 10 otrlllll they .... "lnvlncl- . years in pllison for British . born blo." American Peter J. Lambton, who lives In the Bahlantas end 37 Cu· Khrushchev · gave his full back· ·b in co-defendants. ' It charlled lng to the Communiat puppet rethem with belonging to an armed glme In Hungary and in a review anttlgovernment band. of world affairs renewed bia. proTbe court ~aaed for at least teats against continued Allied oc24 hours to consider its verdict cupatlon of West Germany. because It said It was dealing Khrushchev alternated between with a "very difficult case." assuranc~s that Russia wanted all early summit conference "at any . · ung Of Mi8JDI" Y-o""" .. · 1, 1959 Though calling for peace be said "the Soviet Union hilS stockpiled such a quantity of rockets and atomic and hydrogen warheads Lhat lf attacked we shall oo able Funeral services )lave been to r.ue. to ~e .found all our potentatively set for Thuraclay morn- tentia1 eneiDles. . b 1·,.., In the ·Baered Heert ChiU'C ,vw . · < WASil.INGTON UPI-PayroU figtlres showed today that tile' Sena\e, with. Its 100. n1emben at $~2,1500 i year each, also h•· •• least 80 employes malllng mOh than $UI,OOO a11nually. Th Se te de b"A 1;_6 '• e na ma pu ""' wor· matlon on office payrollJ MQildJy . for ·the first time ln-ll .yeara. .The · three-months breakdol'JI, from July 1 to Sept. 30 W¥ the I(IOit detailed disclosure In Senate bltitory. .Tile >JU·page bookl~t:.""~qsed tiiat. at )eas~ 19 senatora bad eltb· . ll.f fJ:!~~': . .iDcluded ... ta.Pection • of elite inl. ·· . · .!l,'tJnthl ' ~lojl · _.tndt -Willfarel pdroghlr.ams "Onblo lsr ·~Senate llemocr~tlc Leader • -· a a ea conv nee m o d. bn b ..., .. spending too little" cin Its pro-. · on B. Jo son, .Tex., w o a1so graJI!.s. · was shown to have at least some .say-so 011 Senate jobs totaling _DISalle referred ·to 'his recent . more: than $600,000. trip to Massachusetts, New York Nelthe.r Sen. Lausch~ or Sen. Connecticut and Delaware. Young of Ohio, were listed. "If the people of Ohio want a The offioe payrolls failed to balanced budget at the · expense of tell the full story of sepatorlal state welfare programs" be told patronage, The vast bulli--.Qf jt the Rotary Club here, "there will lies in . lower ,paid jobs, such'as be a tiJDe. when.. you can have an, ejevat.or operators and policemen other governor. . and m bulging subcommitll!e The gov~rnor pa•d a surprise staffs. two-hour visit to the Ohio Soldiers Almost every senator with any and Sailors Orpllans aome for seniority has a subConimltt~:e of children at X~nie lind announced s·ome kind wbooe payroll lie can he was pleased with what be saw. Influence U not dictate, , . l Con·SCience ' . ·' FWId'Payments. . · !~r:::n:n:f ~::;t ~r':nanneb;t!fe':: ence In Berlin. Edward Winter Died. MOnday . In Gallipolis ver . Cant.een· PIans · u·' :..nnion e're.. N ' eXt . S· · By FRANK ' ILEAZER · WASHINGTON' UPI - It begins to look like one ,of our more de· pendable taxpayers for the past several years bu"been a Seattle refsiddent who jua.t poSIIbly never 11 e a return . . ,., . , ~cb week be (or she) · stuffs $7 .o r so In an eanlope and drops it In the :mail to ~'tlie oolleetol\ of int,~nal· )evenue; Washington; Ii. . \ rommefS useD . T Promoted T Oaklan.d p t• u-.. srtea- Cll,:;'- •& . 'lfd ·= :W:.e~ ~~Uy ::t ~~ dr::~oekShl~~ "::d bz:.~en.the J 'E d · Retor " d Sel By ':.:.t norce B .t7 . ..... *'• th Announced 8'y Mar"Ietta Group Safety Awards · · . · . · . To Be Presented · Total $283,473. In 1959 \Vednesday Night ~=of ~~bUJ~ Dal!u~ . dreued merely to· "Conscience Department, Washington; D: C." Pllya Flf' $tetlonary One regular COiltrlbutor recent. ly h11s been a Tampa, na.; fellow who ,.addreaaes $1b00: b!lls every mont•r ot so to .t e · • toliiiCloui" fund. Fortunately ,t he postmaster takes a broa.d ·vtew ·on matters 'Of :!so!d::' d~ :~~t!'er~os;! spelllog. He iiends these· promptly til at 10 p. m; MoiultJ. J to · lbe JDternatl(llrll , Jle\'enue Roaary iervii:eil lflll be held at ~ C." ; · . · · ·· · · . ' Service. . . , :. • . • 8 p, m. Wed~esdli)' witb tile ·Rev. ~. - Tb~Je ,non)'niCJ¥S offeriDIS :have .. It'J not OjllY ~ matteta t!latJet Father Jobtl ,'N ml iJI' ehar!e. ·:~.;: totalled' $71li' sill& ·somebody.;nu,. peop.le'a ~o 111 ctenee 1 to • . · il'· A 8M~y tlced their 'llmllailty · .end rec\11'· C~~Yernment worker '1!1 . 'ti~ Friends ma'y ~II •at tbe · Ew!Q . a1 'R li)itl' e ,. · . ' encelo8n(l ~ed«tally. Thll ·serlal closed·· ~ with ·a nlc6~ f '' ez. 1 U::Vtv.Ji1: 10~e' twom,i te~; lllra. One hundred and' fil(y · Muon- l)umber of- ~iob ~ or $1 bill ·has. plalnlnc that he bed . · (om· 1 Lena Elie1sbleh anti ,J1i1, Dena Gallla-Me!U tee)laaen were' attract· ~en recorded an the money •add, ment·stit.lonert for !lls·prlvft!' cilrZwllllnll, llotti ot Poineroy, 1 num· ed to Saturday niatlt'l Tl'I<County 'ed to the .llo.vern ,.ent's cq~lence .respopdence, illif1\f't· ~fjticj•Jiv ber of niece& anct nephews, and a Teen Canteen record liop at ' the fund. , . . . · oettle the debt. Ilia letter waa on boat of friends. Burial will be ·I n Moooe ·Ballroom. ln Pt. Pleasant I dont know whether there baa government stitlonery,-of couroe the family lot at the Catholic Hl.gljllgbt was the nomination of been a national outbreak C1f hon· :Ex-soldiers •(or ··lhur ··m:olb~s · ei11ht girl11 ·(~,' the 'Miss Snow etty or what. But con~~elence or, wivet) are forever cblpp!nll In Cemetery .In · Maaori. • Queen ~uty crown. • moneY, baa been ralnln& .down on lo cover foot Iocken,. bill bo!Dbt. ~-L Nominees lnc,lude Barbera Llev· the TreaiiJI'Y at a rate of ,$700 or bltnketl and other: Jtuff , 'tb~ lng and Pbylijs, Bush of)'t. fleu- $800 per day. carted home from the \fl1' A . ant, M~de Rdu'h and Diana Stum· President Eloenbower said. be feQow from BrooJdyn n,Ot long' 1110 'Jo, both of Ml\ldleport; Donna AI· lroped to- pi~ up $83;000 In .con· seat In $1100-U with tlils explana0 tlzer, Be'\'etll! CuWp and Beverly IICience paymentJ In flieal 1959. tlon: "I admit millllna·the c;ow and ' >'8qllinll, all ' 01. Gallla Co1111ty, and It turns out be took In ~,473.18. wish to make reiU,Ijtloli." OOlene lllltlcel of Pomeroy. Tbe$t The previous yeer'l tille waa only .• • Sollthol'ltlf' .. . . . ~ ikl• Wj!re te)~ted bf Teen Tones .aa,014.78. ' ~nclOJlall' $2110 In • . an an. bde . Jim Hlmei. Bob ·.VaJt ~ooney Ron· Melt $4,000 ollYmoua con;espol'deJil ,ftoom, Bir· :A. J. TrOIIlmenh~-~~tu "' II · l , Eyans ~•d ;,,;~ fAult. . • Moat tu d~en flfld It poPI· mlngbam, Alll., recent~)' told, the appointed Chief lndWII>"' . ln'••eil', • , '?'f~ f . ble to ease ·their Cllnaeiences with tax boas: "I got iaved a"ncJ. I 'feel 1st for 'Pioer ~umln!IJD , Oh~ml·· ," ·:ti~'UNI!a ln tih4 'tbeaqJ3'· coil· P'YJIIenta of teali:than.:$4,Q00, the 1 must do this. How la lt.itth )'our cal ~Uon, comjlin~ ' tes't Iilii lie' ~·lie~!' :tlill' S.tuilt~Y inillilnt''redelved (rom 111 anon)'· sorff•• I men anDOIJDeed' ~ . . ' . )vb~~ lhe,j:li~ "teen' lii6'Vei lA~lJrlitl· rnoU. 'Chieaccll,n, J¥l· week. TAX . IIUe&a. thlf>I!'V~nletl~· hu' Currently Redu lvl) Tt;e1in"-l 61ep'J~~tor ·lilllteit. ~ion..t aJ.el)tl her.e ·Hi ·tf'a downrlllllt an~y tjle .tQ.mel\ u,! 'so Superldtelld~ tt .tbl! re~~-:P · ·~a'f" \!}e-·two- amllii;· "~ · m;~ tnon~~UJ· ~all~ e~q~e' mlny fi.,'l&9 Ba~~ .W~·~ · • ~ " ·,! ' ·~ ··· ~ Jll1tfl ·;~ tbelr clflbl live)~ bllU tUihed 'iip !'!ri~tldi=. GclwiJl'. ~ · ;J :~ p,"',..,...Pl~~t,·,' ~flt»,a.,;.,J.J'.,::.-J.~.:.O:~ · . .·JO:.~: ~ •raaothliiOilwt~isit · ·lis· ' ._ Cb loA' · 1 ..... · '!Iii ~ ~l"!' no• ~~ ole cWii lliJ 1 Kalter Aluminum • em .,.,. ',. •. ~ ' 1!4 : ' .e ~ ~· 'd roH' mjlnt Oft, r~ .... • • ' . in WI!"• eaSJeto:.·te. trW AJtntl . poratilin ceJi~l b~dq~!' -.- Iii 1\JJa' lll~~lp, f ftt ., D.U:V ~u~ 1918.· · · ' ·. found their Iilah~ ~:·. r i Olkhlnd, ~2.,~0111 .l~ll~f'T, ~ :il 'Po)lleroJ ·~~ten~ tile 1fiiilleta ·Ullele .&am got btl: firat record· ire ·w•• 80 or·oJ4ti!JI 'W,JIAA· lm· In jlli· ~~~~ on, ..-r,l uvm, with f&. ' eid •eoillclelj'ce pil(llleilt In 18-li. tniP.Int wlul.~ 1.~'\'jjadjfto to me,raha~n be. r,sponilble .fbl . ·!pab ·b,ci,nor in. the slo~ din~ WitH the ~xceptlon of iiM8, buslneP succ:eia. Jtt T ilid •,.thls industrial ~y~en6 .actlvlt!et In con''-,1 ,weht to' Rlw Tal!IOr, POll)· something bas· ~n dropped lnio' ·country bad .beell imcf ~ ' him. and eorporatloJ! • United S~tet an. ~roy, and Earl MeKinleJ, ,Jllddl• the kitty every yeer slnee. tn he wanted to nl&ke fute ·lle hadn't Port. '111$ ~lllpop" ~Mte,.,''Win· 182V the contributions came tp e~d in bls own favor when' report· Brl\llb '\YCit lnaleil plantJ. · , . , . ners wee .,._ Humon ·'-'.111 Sue te.OO. Ttie bill year to date waa ill( bit tu. · .'· ·, MII~, O~M. . . . .,_,l'rAL Krt"', l!o~ o~~ :W'Y'va; fOliO, ' 'Yhen·· tbe· anoilimQ)II : ~ .'J.'he 111ent~ M4 ' h!~nl tlla~ kind '111e belt clfttiiCJ'..ijiet_ ~ttenjlo .... . $3'10,2811.47. Tile . tolal rt of story before. • iii~)' d~ldeCI to Adill!"ed. None. ___1:~1~~=· ...E. DeW~te, lnll !'~ l.atry A~dil:;t>tf J>le::e- ·~:: ,thrp.l!llb · l~t JIQie BOt,was loqk at hll boolcs•.'f!leY ~ecked .btA ,878. ' c · returns for Ulr~ fe~. :TJie 'result IJIJaalji)Oj't; .-:r, ,····- .~' I=~ .~ reeel~ ·i lif. ~crl~d , Miit.-~ptt; Dtllil~'' ~~~ ~~~ fi'CiljJ lflll!ilycl P!ilii')l !ibop SO.mehl)w, a lot of tile wa•; they gave -~ · iiae&·me ~000 ersvl~e; Maraa.t,-l~lli . . _ Kiddlepolt. +1<• • • .' lil~8 .ire ·~tniar~~ and anani to ' ~ :bliQ, ' ftir.intL ~ .\ .• · l .,~ ~u,d > ia~' !... ~~~.pr .. ~--~o . c' .. ... :::*"~j,~:~ ~ .r n d . -'fi.... U. . ,, . . room of the Meigs County Court House, at which time 11! safety awards will be preoented. Receivi111 the awards, Chllda said, will be representitlves of the 14 communities in which the auto aefety cheeks were conducted sevmonths ago, along with Sheriff Robel1 Hartepbich. At the Wednes· day e\oeniJI& meeting there will atso be an electhiD of officers for the local Safety COmmittee. The pu• lie II Invited to attend. For.r Resident . pomeroy 'D"Ies Jn ColombUS . Relatives here h~ve re~e1ved word of the dea.th thll morning in a Col~mbus ho.slptal of Mrs. Frank McBr•de. a native of Pomeroy, who baa made her home for many years Ill Lollan. . She was the WidOW of the late Frank MeBr(de, a c?nductor on the C&O passenger tram from Columto Pomeroy for many years and was the former Anna Scharf. She is survived by several nephews and niecei, three of wbom live In Pom· eroy, l\fttone Lucke, MiY Marguerlte }lleyer an~ Mrs. JbeFauber. ed~~" lcesw anoouee- School.Money Retel•Ved Here From State Aid A totil of $1110,376.88 waa reeolved in. Metlll Couoty Monday from tile fourth quarterly dis· trlbutloa of itlte ald to local acbools etcordlnl to the office of O. O. Patterson, superlnteJ;adent of county acbooiJ. · The aeveral dlstrictl reee.ived tb tl' Bedf d· $1148840· Cc~~mt':!.~UD i!,en.fa:. Eaat~nl; $3Z,84S.95· Northern: $10,1193.G8; Salisb :' $18,148.99; Southern: $a 7 1 and Western $37 440.27 ' ' ' :l ------ Wredt treine are comln& from Columbua and Dlcli:inaon, w. VL L. R. Wiley, itltion agent at Hobson, said that no detei1a ol tile accident :will oo available until they reach the acene. However, he iald the dletell had not overturned but were leaning. No dunage report wu evailible. The train, detlgneted u TN4 wu aouthbound from Coliunbua ia charge of <:Onduetor A.. L. Buob. V. E. Nelaon wu eqineer, B. R. llorria, flremtn and K Jl. Lolli· otretb, flagman The train 'iru made up of the five dletell ani M catl, with the · dieleil and jJte lint 17 cars leaving the tri!Ck. aceording to a report bJ G. ·c. Fairet In the Jardmuter'a 0 at Hobaon. ·• It wa11 not known whether U.. were lOAded or e~~~p&J, 11r bow badly they were damalllt Treffle on the line ia beiJ11 detoured over Chesapeake Ucl.·ohio tnclcs. A Middleport crew of five men have been tent to Com· ing to tHe over a wreck ~ from Cflumbua and , wt11 lwidle the clearing job from tile nortb end ol tile wreck. 'l'beJ are undft the ·ditectian of _cconclartor .,Jolla K. Th~~ Middle~ T. ..\. Jllley, Hob10n tnlnmacter is ib ebarfe ot clearing tlie 1rl'eek age and reotoring traffic on the line. • cars Cauh "" 81!-l.er Ve0eb"an •V~pors Installeel Near Lend Credenna. ~ Kerr's Run Light To Lif·e There '=cl=~. ~t II" u . WASHJNGTON UPI-New evidence of water vapor in the atmosphere of Venua baa ~ the possibility that some fonn of l.lfe may exist on that planet. SclentistJ reported llondiy the evidence waa uncovered b:P iDitnl menta carried 15 milea into the stratoapbere last wee.t end bY n:e::: :;.~vym~=~t Male::!. ao: Mciore of Camhi'idle, lieu. Dr. John Strong of Johns Hopkina University, who designed the instrumentJ, told ne,..meo: ''The llnloo :=~onchl!tul~e=ernir;.tuce :~~! !:. . : : ' - O:nt;C::!: Aa a;;;ther traffic safety mea·. How much there 11 ;iii tHe lOme sure, officlela of the Stite High· time to determine." · letll.., 1 p .... A ..1 · way Department will be in ome,.,. " -.wel"f, · • • .,,. roy tomorrow to study the traffic flm, coultl u-. ,. •• ~w~ .... problem at the bi'i,dge, Cll4ef We• lief thet VUIIUI 'ftl I . . . ster Pid. It ia expeCted that ed uau and traffic ~:ilewill S~ng refiiJed ' to :P" I JICl'" 1 ueed to mark traffic · or sonal eatlmeta aa w ,~ tile Routea 7 and 33. flndfngs ind!Q~ U.. ~lblljl,y · , . , of llf' oa V:equ. Bui. .... If tte MILITARY SIRV~IS · 'ASitED felt die .pouibillty W.. r\ated out, Mem~ · Of the Drew. Webster be Mid empbe~all7, "n~.·" . · Post Airlerican. Lecion and the · Many lldentliti ~ JM~~ J!atef Dlaabled American Veterana Post muat be . preaent betore llvlnl 1n Pomeroy:; uked to be at the things can eome Into bel!~~; Dr. Mt. Olive Cemetery at 2 p. m. Haiiild c. Urey. or .the UniYenlt7 Wednesday to provide DJilltary of <:allfu4:tia, lor ..-pie; · haa funeral oervlces f11r the late H. laid water 111d not Clllt*tD iJ tbe w. Curtis, Long Bottom. haale ·1111._ of ·uti. · · \ · . •d-r _.,cl. are GrandChamplon . Steer G ' oes. On'A-D,,cu·Ou... . ', ~· As Obi0 ADlm . ais ·EYnnSJtiOD • . Sh . Rank ,Hi.,hm . o' w I . I • .T... . , ·CHICAGO (UPI) - - •. . : . l:) . . The ·~and cha'mpio'"' steer ·of the. InJICC . . s.il.per' 3 ~ the .. M ed ternational Uve SUlek Expos tion-a 1,05~ipound AberdeenCCot~D~c~ ~ waa 111111 re111 Angus pamed Black Jewel-- went to the au :ttop bJock today. :;reu::1':J~: =~oa The sale of Black Jewel highlighted today,t:_activities at the, The ' 18 fM)J~' ·bill~ t~k arena whe~ ~e regal steer won. its arown ...,t week. , fint ~~~ .Iii the ll'def~,fbrtedVeteran c;attlemen predicted the sale might bring a ncord ~ ·eompetltion,. , <: ~,-'.' price to iiUack Jewel's owner, Roy ~·t•IIA""A· w . • ...._,A __. Cbift• 'en'"'"""A..;.,..;,_ ~ · · .. ' 11··.::_.· ..._. 81 MUJi,21,ofJtemaen,lowa. . -t 'd':'..':'o--~"w~lt'_:::,,oe i '":~~~· , · ;L~ ,.....ia · The record wu the $$0. a pound , ~ ·- .. - · • • !"" ""J!UII' • d · -.:r ,.,.....,... , __. . . . paid for the 1117 J~n~~ct dlempipOii, ~~. .Jt~mt· ~loW COii!PeclU111t'&Dcl The . gand chamfions or the · At 2-yeer-old bull named W. H. ~ :Med!il,i ;~ dllrd quality mat-dressed earcastes- R, Co~l\lf&!~ 231'4 .won . the Here- ill Cllasa •t. ,. · ·_1, : 3 contest wih be auctioned off this ford breedm;g bull title for Its own· , Lives~ me (»uep of eyenlng, with Roy Johnston, of er, Poca Dot Fan'nl of Charleston,. Agricultu,at, l~>:SI*f.tttbok two Belton Mo prealdinll as auction· V(. Va. . .Befond place ~ \htfCI.pliee eer ' ·• Livtftoi:ll from a farm In Me- awardi. ' ' · . dt~ Co1111ty. Ohio, 11ntl tram Oblo .· . Leadllll the quellty meat con· s._~, U!liyers.ity sh~~ !p.ultlp!e Clllogy ~..J~ of . ~ban· _ teat waa a 300-pound Hampahlre honrn tfllllday In the Jlidg•ng, lftersvllle Ita -~nll\llll COunty . SIRYICIS CONTI NUl • . banow ahown by CUT Brothers of l ~lo .aniniala were llrize Win· tool!. th~ P~· In A~~ AnEvening services it 7:30 each MtNabb, nt., wbleh won the live ntJa ln'tl~ly e\>ery ClWlflcatedioll. gus · breediaf;·,.~. ., · · · co9,linue this week and next J grand cbamplonabip and the grand · r&lfc<iorml~ Farmi · of ..A Ina · Farms ·-.L o'lh'~ Cl:::o::l: w!tl: tl:e ~h•m!lionobipl fOI' the best meet. It ~allied of~ 'f!lth lWf! fir!~ P!~.~ Coun· as ev~etl!t and Iwelghtll 181 1"ne ·sa:o"a p~ace . "11\1 . """ ..... Lll'tY tw m. . . A'ti • . ~~~.~Iff PO."v:lidre88ecl.. . ~~~Vt ·.:~~~ · ~qo~ /!!&~·~ w! "*" "- �. .. THE DAILY SfNTINlL ~Dilly !•· ' / · !illigs ~Benefits ..tiluniY NOYICI Be Sold To The Hilhest Bidder Bids will be reeel9td 1~ Plymouth Setlan &lveder -n. :on S.t'Urdar; Deot!mbeJ'.,o.'··o,"'-"'" four door, on the l$th day of Dec- 1t the offices of crow, Crow It ember, 1~, at 10 o'cJock A. M. Porter, .Po.oero)l, Ohlo, J tot 0.. at the Blaett~ar Auto ~mpany, l _8ertha Bwao. IJfd ..()Us s.,.a ·'leal Pomfroy, Ohio, by thelf Aeent ~•t,tte , emtiJiJiq 1811tCfe4;•DWft or R.- E. ~rlpd~y, Sr. lua, aitU~I1l · ilear Lone ·Bottom, . (12) 1, .;, 8, 3to 'lhlo. m· ·O!!Yt :.'1'9wJtlj~lp, M<llil Count}': Ohio. ~ef~re~ deedl are IPP'I""nUy shall begin to Some local observers have expressed the JIJ~ll!'~ldy i.r1 1960 by the purchase of opinion. valueinll..&he lalld sold in Letart area : ~~lf.' l.5QO acres of choice Letart at tbe price tt brought in the "open market " JaaodAoy..an:..ual<nown principal for •ndustrial ·lor-llldi!Strial !lites is "unfair." They can see ' 111~. Under Ohio law, the land ·will •little value in ' the land until an industrial I . 1>0 ~U.l!Jed lts illdustrial acreage and be IIUb· pt•ntse'ttles upon it. ~~":"valuation for tax purpOses at the price . We should l!flppOse' lhe law fixing pone patd tf$ fo~er owners. . Y As r d · M d . D .1 s r 1 on valuing such real estate IS well ·founded . out ~ne m . on ay 5 . 31 Y e~ me · Jt would seem to be a just law since it county officials estimate the mcrease m tax ld h"l · t 1 one or a f ew g1an . . wou I C ~reven con1 f1'evenue - to schools, townships, and the :.- erns fi&m , u}'l huge 1 acrea-ges of fann county - could approach $20,000 annually. ·hmd adll d1n?them Indefinitely. permit· That would be the . them 1o deprec1a · 1e on Ia x dup11ca · tes w1·th . . amount denved. from the 1tnJ mcrcased valuatiOn .of the land Itself com- lotll go\rern'inent being the ulti nlate plain pared to the valu;.J ho n the same land, plus . -L . th d . Suuerer. h 1 improvements. presently as m e tax up 1c:·te. The law further seems based upon justice Of course, this amount is a minute drop to . in •.tbat induslrlal sites are becoming more the hoost in r~ven~e when ...,.. ·~~,if ~!n.' ·;~lrlil,ipore' premilim in Oh1o and other states \ ,~===~~~~~~~~~ industry is io<ated on port or 1111 tile· tln. •ts.'WeU. ·So, lalld ~uitable for industry, lias Meigs sue: · · V llltiiiMc·vatu~ ~d that of farm land. '' ·Iii._ il.k _:1 · ' ,i:J;,: ·lvu .\Jlg'l · · . · '11:8' n~tr 'it.ilj;~. " The us baa. probably hf<l't tereS!InJ or reasonable-iotinding \'J!II~ Professor VasUy s. Yemelyanov, J 'fi.e ..tomic progtam Of· the USSR, wbo, wlth'.!ft!ne Mtld' o ... , that walkina:, e~J~eeially w'h a heavy. ,liCk o1 II)Ail Qn hi& l*k. . OVII!Ub()ea In told weat~r Ron E. hftll, •nd tlllfll'f' were Ciill DICk St'"llit Before 9:30 ,A.M. . The right is reserv~d to reJod\ and all oUen. &n)' (11) 27; .<121 I, 3, 3tc , c. o., JI'JJ. ij~ forfeited the W bottd 10>1 Rotlor!s, RD. S: Poileroy, KAUTZ PIID 11'011 QSCAR BABCO<ll( Administrator of the Estate of ·Bertha S'wan,, deceased. Crow, 'C'r'Qow & Porter Attorneys for Administrator SEE THE 1t60 ....... At ChHttK . Yul!oo !14145 otAMILL stlllVt.C. STATION . ~... , ...A-IlL Albjtny 1313 Every . Day - ~ ...•, ' . ~cieties · Affended yard lind shrubbery in preparing a Il~i~ ~~·~;;e, _______. Pitfl. Doily Sentinel Ufe, Auto, Fil::EI, Polio. M~la, MlddlesMi'ti ·for a ~eo1 •n4 "" • · llllr'Jirtoe neyer beta two dellwriea a day. - of sale. ~~re now Mna: around readln& ch.tr), ••d get· 0 . P. Klein aa he ·~~~'!'tit · ~~ tnowllake twirl, and Up the pleaaabiell' )ob tft· 11 ••• I rea the winter winds blow, , opined Klein •• be to ..dD an\t.e. •• , of actuo"'y·· !••'"l~"~· tn , the eomfctt •of t\11 It WI. ,n 11 laot u-. II living room. , ned", he aald, as earcyln1 the mall over bit routemall hat and coat the lonilellt of the vlllaRO route• Uls service was .eontlnuou•. for time. in Middleport. Wt retirement the route tltuated at lt lrt, allow· after' 30 yean of aervlce actually ed mall to be delivered even when Sutceedlna: Klein 1.!1 Harold Euthe raml_littlli o•lo River ~ w.aa cene Ka\fff With Dale NlcholJon became effec:!llvc today, Dec. 1. ~ta 1hlibut , in 103'r. takin1 over tbe regular aubttitute ma qpblntnf'eht 11 a loCal" car· job. rler ~IIJ.e S.ptember, 1921, tfter l<:Y the he hicll>lliOd oue<ON!uUy. a eivU .ft\lBler· service exarnlnatlon. The JJO'l· ...u In maner at th•t time wu the late to .... AhniiU.: His route, knoWn aa the Gnvel liUl route Ja the longe1t In town aMI: a• of Saturcta)' extend! to and lntlucUna: R~t~ltroad St., a -walklila distance <up one ttl'eet and down another. over hllJa and 1tep1 of about 13 mllea. All ot __--12S....,.., Terms 'of SaJe: ' To to the lien for real 1959, and for cash J. Shtnlwi Porter in the iliterests of insuring peace on earth." Stnator, 7.a Chfrlct 111Jf he illll! 'doesn't want any ''potential ene· Dr. Brinton J. mies" to attend the!inklng. HeaJth j\nd, In view of the lact that Russia's ·nu· and Jackson dO ·~l"l'''·deve)liplhent is ll'qilt on tbe secret.t Ked .' ~t~ltole ·~· ibe li.rs; it would be safer to titep our ,RPwder. dry · and ,assume tb~t . we ·•miJ9t still ha've some atomic secrets the Kremlin ·want.t. Unfortunately, this Is the only safe attitude. n•hlng trlp I• 30 yqrs, they are all .. ';? - tiO!I;· N'iklta Khrushchev had bragged, ·• Ma.ilman,·:D · • Pete'Klem, 'll.Cttres Today After 30 Years Service ...... ~t"· ~ •·rr I bad any orlea about breaklal t 1 The ;roperty lJ · 1 . $l,GOO.OO and a m n· I~ th.an tbe ·•;t'1&4e "II wt were attacked," be told newsmen at • Kre)illln"teceptlon, "we .could wipe oH the ( face 'tbe ~arth all our ·potenllal enemies." I In ptesslng his plan for disarltlllment, he also said, "We are ready to sink all this In the sea ' the Reds .1n the de\1!!0 1"w.'01 of. atoms-for· of voqta,· Pii·• 215 and v~~- "'•• ~;a 111 .Ill• We<~ !folio COIJltli'; Ohl~. . . . ·A CAPITOL . out• rockets with hydrogen warheads at the rateof2l!O a year . Prof. Ve'nielyahdv Is urglqg us·to jilin with of -m..t. · -eDeeol& · 1blt·.tff11181e factory in )he USSR was turning centet~. countries ~hire t11e·coiota aftd avoid' tile ..... tijivagafice o:Ompetltlon Wl'!h .eaC!h oth~r. Notblna would aeem to make more sense'ltntllwe Job~ lllel<'on the''lledf' ptrfett ~ brOken ptedses, ·~ludlliftlle '.tl.l ~ ln war 'lloaftl''· ftom 1 tb'e r'U,S, 11Dd· until ,-WI,.> OO!lslder 'the ·dupllctty 'and the threata"of the prof~NOr's bo&/1. Only tbe day ' oofore 1\lr: Yemelyanov made his·1Jle& ·for nuclear col· . Ia.. I N . Ji.eda otice . 'NOTICE R~. l.oole. 1 other Sovl~t atom Wltal'ds hi~ J~~ co"'l~ted a 15-day tour of our biggest ato.allc research ~::::li ~ .~~:,.?'o~·:~r:!t:.~;!~~~~~1: *' . LIG4L NOTICE Begin Already Meisdres AAktd 'ttW Stop Oogs &-Dally Sentinel, Pomei'I!J·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1959 195~ Legal Notice Legal NotJce .,CoauneDlating Editorially • I Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 1, "nipped at Always a )over 'or growing thlng1, especillly nower,, an ar· (lent sf>?rtlm&n aod a hobbyllt, at"ce:Mpanied to Miu Dbtina.:r.rteker, , to Capitol Ualveratty the ThsnkqiviBJ ' :1t1ro llid - lllddlepott. Gaa floor . furtiace, 11> batli' full ball'ment,. IWd ear garap. ~.00. Clotlcb, GoJ. Pllillle lt).I().U. lo rnitz> Fai1)3v !ri. , ~~·1i.l.f1~itt. . !'11:' ' ·. ~ 'f!!! --------------~1 'lloll~~~·nn~l . , ~en· ~. aid~~. . O. ;JI ~~!9i~~iOltu1~iCty , )J10l~oi! wltlj • ' auilll'. ;r~ 01 hanbglvlng at .lbelr tiom•, West Alt~d Bigp, Pomeroy; . .Ha)ey, M..on: Alia Ripley; Mra. 'OU1 Pl.; Ch~rle4 )lasttra • klein plan& to 1pend .hl1 ielsure ' thne rlitlnl fldwer., (roae eata· l"'yii SALE ALL .¥0Dl:JIN room cotta•e· Jl;ron~l Avenue «Kf.M. HOLZIR HOSPITAL TODAY ~ND YES1l:RYEAR tsra,.,. St. Mro. !loy HerdtnOII, DAILY CROSSWORD t.CanoniM &Wild .... 11. Ant!lf.hetto :lli.Apu. UYine u. A.sa.)'1nl 11. Barlwn .. CapltoloC Goorrt& ... - (..llr.) .. &lllobblnl 111.1!'100.. Olacllll ldlGW' a UDd.., adcllnll iobt n. a.N.,._ ·- .. _ . a.i:iUliiia ,_&<>7••• bttollll 'Willi for the tint time Jn an American tworn Into the House Her name: Lady · OlfWANtf ·-.. •. I~:~~:~::.:~~~:~iii • '. 1( ,' ., '- .rm ' i". . -. ' ., ~. .:_.... '.,-? • ·~ . ·tm '~ ' ~~ · . . ~ . ' . t,,c· ~ ·.,., >'"~~ .. ../, .'i u ~. 1 '' -.~ · .. .. .' .,.:,. ~ ~ 'I - ·-rr . ''!, ' ., . ' '" . ·' ... ,..,. •' .. ... ... J . , ',. ' -~~:.. . ' ' . ~. . ' I • .. " v . •, ~· • -· • ..... • 'I\ ' ; . •i i i ·~'" 'I' . ·~-= · - •._ >I· • : .(t·:.~· ; - ,.-;;:...+.,:.. . . •. ... 1l . �. .. THE DAILY SfNTINlL ~Dilly !•· ' / · !illigs ~Benefits ..tiluniY NOYICI Be Sold To The Hilhest Bidder Bids will be reeel9td 1~ Plymouth Setlan &lveder -n. :on S.t'Urdar; Deot!mbeJ'.,o.'··o,"'-"'" four door, on the l$th day of Dec- 1t the offices of crow, Crow It ember, 1~, at 10 o'cJock A. M. Porter, .Po.oero)l, Ohlo, J tot 0.. at the Blaett~ar Auto ~mpany, l _8ertha Bwao. IJfd ..()Us s.,.a ·'leal Pomfroy, Ohio, by thelf Aeent ~•t,tte , emtiJiJiq 1811tCfe4;•DWft or R.- E. ~rlpd~y, Sr. lua, aitU~I1l · ilear Lone ·Bottom, . (12) 1, .;, 8, 3to 'lhlo. m· ·O!!Yt :.'1'9wJtlj~lp, M<llil Count}': Ohio. ~ef~re~ deedl are IPP'I""nUy shall begin to Some local observers have expressed the JIJ~ll!'~ldy i.r1 1960 by the purchase of opinion. valueinll..&he lalld sold in Letart area : ~~lf.' l.5QO acres of choice Letart at tbe price tt brought in the "open market " JaaodAoy..an:..ual<nown principal for •ndustrial ·lor-llldi!Strial !lites is "unfair." They can see ' 111~. Under Ohio law, the land ·will •little value in ' the land until an industrial I . 1>0 ~U.l!Jed lts illdustrial acreage and be IIUb· pt•ntse'ttles upon it. ~~":"valuation for tax purpOses at the price . We should l!flppOse' lhe law fixing pone patd tf$ fo~er owners. . Y As r d · M d . D .1 s r 1 on valuing such real estate IS well ·founded . out ~ne m . on ay 5 . 31 Y e~ me · Jt would seem to be a just law since it county officials estimate the mcrease m tax ld h"l · t 1 one or a f ew g1an . . wou I C ~reven con1 f1'evenue - to schools, townships, and the :.- erns fi&m , u}'l huge 1 acrea-ges of fann county - could approach $20,000 annually. ·hmd adll d1n?them Indefinitely. permit· That would be the . them 1o deprec1a · 1e on Ia x dup11ca · tes w1·th . . amount denved. from the 1tnJ mcrcased valuatiOn .of the land Itself com- lotll go\rern'inent being the ulti nlate plain pared to the valu;.J ho n the same land, plus . -L . th d . Suuerer. h 1 improvements. presently as m e tax up 1c:·te. The law further seems based upon justice Of course, this amount is a minute drop to . in •.tbat induslrlal sites are becoming more the hoost in r~ven~e when ...,.. ·~~,if ~!n.' ·;~lrlil,ipore' premilim in Oh1o and other states \ ,~===~~~~~~~~~ industry is io<ated on port or 1111 tile· tln. •ts.'WeU. ·So, lalld ~uitable for industry, lias Meigs sue: · · V llltiiiMc·vatu~ ~d that of farm land. '' ·Iii._ il.k _:1 · ' ,i:J;,: ·lvu .\Jlg'l · · . · '11:8' n~tr 'it.ilj;~. " The us baa. probably hf<l't tereS!InJ or reasonable-iotinding \'J!II~ Professor VasUy s. Yemelyanov, J 'fi.e ..tomic progtam Of· the USSR, wbo, wlth'.!ft!ne Mtld' o ... , that walkina:, e~J~eeially w'h a heavy. ,liCk o1 II)Ail Qn hi& l*k. . OVII!Ub()ea In told weat~r Ron E. hftll, •nd tlllfll'f' were Ciill DICk St'"llit Before 9:30 ,A.M. . The right is reserv~d to reJod\ and all oUen. &n)' (11) 27; .<121 I, 3, 3tc , c. o., JI'JJ. ij~ forfeited the W bottd 10>1 Rotlor!s, RD. S: Poileroy, KAUTZ PIID 11'011 QSCAR BABCO<ll( Administrator of the Estate of ·Bertha S'wan,, deceased. Crow, 'C'r'Qow & Porter Attorneys for Administrator SEE THE 1t60 ....... At ChHttK . Yul!oo !14145 otAMILL stlllVt.C. STATION . ~... , ...A-IlL Albjtny 1313 Every . Day - ~ ...•, ' . ~cieties · Affended yard lind shrubbery in preparing a Il~i~ ~~·~;;e, _______. Pitfl. Doily Sentinel Ufe, Auto, Fil::EI, Polio. M~la, MlddlesMi'ti ·for a ~eo1 •n4 "" • · llllr'Jirtoe neyer beta two dellwriea a day. - of sale. ~~re now Mna: around readln& ch.tr), ••d get· 0 . P. Klein aa he ·~~~'!'tit · ~~ tnowllake twirl, and Up the pleaaabiell' )ob tft· 11 ••• I rea the winter winds blow, , opined Klein •• be to ..dD an\t.e. •• , of actuo"'y·· !••'"l~"~· tn , the eomfctt •of t\11 It WI. ,n 11 laot u-. II living room. , ned", he aald, as earcyln1 the mall over bit routemall hat and coat the lonilellt of the vlllaRO route• Uls service was .eontlnuou•. for time. in Middleport. Wt retirement the route tltuated at lt lrt, allow· after' 30 yean of aervlce actually ed mall to be delivered even when Sutceedlna: Klein 1.!1 Harold Euthe raml_littlli o•lo River ~ w.aa cene Ka\fff With Dale NlcholJon became effec:!llvc today, Dec. 1. ~ta 1hlibut , in 103'r. takin1 over tbe regular aubttitute ma qpblntnf'eht 11 a loCal" car· job. rler ~IIJ.e S.ptember, 1921, tfter l<:Y the he hicll>lliOd oue<ON!uUy. a eivU .ft\lBler· service exarnlnatlon. The JJO'l· ...u In maner at th•t time wu the late to .... AhniiU.: His route, knoWn aa the Gnvel liUl route Ja the longe1t In town aMI: a• of Saturcta)' extend! to and lntlucUna: R~t~ltroad St., a -walklila distance <up one ttl'eet and down another. over hllJa and 1tep1 of about 13 mllea. All ot __--12S....,.., Terms 'of SaJe: ' To to the lien for real 1959, and for cash J. Shtnlwi Porter in the iliterests of insuring peace on earth." Stnator, 7.a Chfrlct 111Jf he illll! 'doesn't want any ''potential ene· Dr. Brinton J. mies" to attend the!inklng. HeaJth j\nd, In view of the lact that Russia's ·nu· and Jackson dO ·~l"l'''·deve)liplhent is ll'qilt on tbe secret.t Ked .' ~t~ltole ·~· ibe li.rs; it would be safer to titep our ,RPwder. dry · and ,assume tb~t . we ·•miJ9t still ha've some atomic secrets the Kremlin ·want.t. Unfortunately, this Is the only safe attitude. n•hlng trlp I• 30 yqrs, they are all .. ';? - tiO!I;· N'iklta Khrushchev had bragged, ·• Ma.ilman,·:D · • Pete'Klem, 'll.Cttres Today After 30 Years Service ...... ~t"· ~ •·rr I bad any orlea about breaklal t 1 The ;roperty lJ · 1 . $l,GOO.OO and a m n· I~ th.an tbe ·•;t'1&4e "II wt were attacked," be told newsmen at • Kre)illln"teceptlon, "we .could wipe oH the ( face 'tbe ~arth all our ·potenllal enemies." I In ptesslng his plan for disarltlllment, he also said, "We are ready to sink all this In the sea ' the Reds .1n the de\1!!0 1"w.'01 of. atoms-for· of voqta,· Pii·• 215 and v~~- "'•• ~;a 111 .Ill• We<~ !folio COIJltli'; Ohl~. . . . ·A CAPITOL . out• rockets with hydrogen warheads at the rateof2l!O a year . Prof. Ve'nielyahdv Is urglqg us·to jilin with of -m..t. · -eDeeol& · 1blt·.tff11181e factory in )he USSR was turning centet~. countries ~hire t11e·coiota aftd avoid' tile ..... tijivagafice o:Ompetltlon Wl'!h .eaC!h oth~r. Notblna would aeem to make more sense'ltntllwe Job~ lllel<'on the''lledf' ptrfett ~ brOken ptedses, ·~ludlliftlle '.tl.l ~ ln war 'lloaftl''· ftom 1 tb'e r'U,S, 11Dd· until ,-WI,.> OO!lslder 'the ·dupllctty 'and the threata"of the prof~NOr's bo&/1. Only tbe day ' oofore 1\lr: Yemelyanov made his·1Jle& ·for nuclear col· . Ia.. I N . Ji.eda otice . 'NOTICE R~. l.oole. 1 other Sovl~t atom Wltal'ds hi~ J~~ co"'l~ted a 15-day tour of our biggest ato.allc research ~::::li ~ .~~:,.?'o~·:~r:!t:.~;!~~~~~1: *' . LIG4L NOTICE Begin Already Meisdres AAktd 'ttW Stop Oogs &-Dally Sentinel, Pomei'I!J·Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1959 195~ Legal Notice Legal NotJce .,CoauneDlating Editorially • I Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 1, "nipped at Always a )over 'or growing thlng1, especillly nower,, an ar· (lent sf>?rtlm&n aod a hobbyllt, at"ce:Mpanied to Miu Dbtina.:r.rteker, , to Capitol Ualveratty the ThsnkqiviBJ ' :1t1ro llid - lllddlepott. Gaa floor . furtiace, 11> batli' full ball'ment,. IWd ear garap. ~.00. Clotlcb, GoJ. Pllillle lt).I().U. lo rnitz> Fai1)3v !ri. , ~~·1i.l.f1~itt. . !'11:' ' ·. ~ 'f!!! --------------~1 'lloll~~~·nn~l . , ~en· ~. aid~~. . O. ;JI ~~!9i~~iOltu1~iCty , )J10l~oi! wltlj • ' auilll'. ;r~ 01 hanbglvlng at .lbelr tiom•, West Alt~d Bigp, Pomeroy; . .Ha)ey, M..on: Alia Ripley; Mra. 'OU1 Pl.; Ch~rle4 )lasttra • klein plan& to 1pend .hl1 ielsure ' thne rlitlnl fldwer., (roae eata· l"'yii SALE ALL .¥0Dl:JIN room cotta•e· Jl;ron~l Avenue «Kf.M. HOLZIR HOSPITAL TODAY ~ND YES1l:RYEAR tsra,.,. St. Mro. !loy HerdtnOII, DAILY CROSSWORD t.CanoniM &Wild .... 11. Ant!lf.hetto :lli.Apu. UYine u. A.sa.)'1nl 11. Barlwn .. CapltoloC Goorrt& ... - (..llr.) .. &lllobblnl 111.1!'100.. Olacllll ldlGW' a UDd.., adcllnll iobt n. a.N.,._ ·- .. _ . a.i:iUliiia ,_&<>7••• bttollll 'Willi for the tint time Jn an American tworn Into the House Her name: Lady · OlfWANtf ·-.. •. I~:~~:~::.:~~~:~iii • '. 1( ,' ., '- .rm ' i". . -. ' ., ~. .:_.... '.,-? • ·~ . ·tm '~ ' ~~ · . . ~ . ' . t,,c· ~ ·.,., >'"~~ .. ../, .'i u ~. 1 '' -.~ · .. .. .' .,.:,. ~ ~ 'I - ·-rr . ''!, ' ., . ' '" . ·' ... ,..,. •' .. ... ... J . , ',. ' -~~:.. . ' ' . ~. . ' I • .. 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PJri'NT1&1 &AVTT, Richards Seen In Slick Move• On O'Dell Deal Walutma here which includes three seniors and two jumors. · Coach Larry Morrison of Racine, opening at hom~ against MADISON, Wis. UPI-Wisco~­ ,ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UPlHarrisonville, is sending out a sophomore, three jumors, and sin Coaeh John Erickson aatd BalUmore out-slicked San Fra.n· a senior to defend Racine's county and district Class A cham- Monday that Bic Ten ~ask.etba~l cisco, the consenaQ! said today, Fine Selection . .• pwnship . . Christmas Records Prices Cleland's game . FREE PARKING Pho"" lOG E. Jlahl St. Pome,..,. • Team nterest•ng Promt'sed Toru'ght By Coach Taylor ( the Jackets, wtth three new (a_c es in t_he lineup as regulars, wtU be btgg~r than last year t.nd have adequate speed. Howe,er, coact\ Swackhamer, b&ck for his fourth twirl at the Jacket helm, has had no time even for a shake down practice following last Thursday'~:~ Turkey Day football o.F COLU MBUS UPl - Ohio !ttate Basketball Coach Fred Taylor hu modestly predicted he will sehd a "very interesting team" against Wake Forest here tonight but 12 ,000 fans expected for the' Buckeye opener will watch for something more. . Most eyes will be turned to for the 1859-80 season wtll experl- because Paul Richards "ahny• ment with a rule that requires de- knows what be's doing any time fensive teams to taln! the ball out' he geta rid of a pitcher." of bOunds raher than try free The Oriole mana(fer, openly acknowledsed as balebaU's finest throws . tor offensive fouls. . . The rule 1s slmtlar to that of judge of pitchers, peddled two of them-aoutbpaw Billy O'Dell and the National BuketbaU Assn. and right-hander Billy Loes-to tbe approved bY the buketball ru~es committee of the NCAA of which Giant& Monday n.igbt in the fint major deal of tbe inter-league former Badger C~ch Harold E. trading perlod. Bud Foster is. cbatrman. In return, the Giants gave up . Erickaon IBid the foul . ulled outfielder Jackie Brandt, pitcher wlll be assessed to. the lndtvhtl;lal Gordon Jones and a third player and count toward hts quota of ftve McCardell, who for the game, but will not _be catcher Roger will be sold to Miami and brOUght counted as a ~am foul applylng toward appHcatton of the one and up b)' the Orioles when they get' under the 40-man limit. one rule. -------- He expects to open with 6--3 Larry Milch, a senior, at one forfard , and 6-3 Raymond (Hotdog) Kloes, a junior, at the other. Center will be 6·2 WaUer Harris, a senior. Mitch and Harris won letterS last year, with Harris a reguJar, and Mitch playing most of Jerry Lucas, former Middletown the time. K.Joes was an out.stand- High School star who makes hia I -Lee ing reserve team center Jut year. first collegiate otart. But Taylor At guards th~ Jackets open can claim several other top flight playera on Jlis roster. . with veteran 5-8 Dave Hartrnger, In AJI Agonis Club tipoff dinner senior, who plop a in long howit- Monday night, Taylor explained zer-lite abota from far out witb h.11 cau11 on by reca li'Ina• 1u t amaz.ing reguLarity- when he's year's 11couting report which said hot. Swackhamer would like to "we'd belt our first two opponST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UPIkeep him hot from tonight ents by 40 pointa. So we r:et beat You can nearly always depend through into next March. hy three." on General Manager Frank Lane The other guard job will go to OSU scouts Jack Grat and!ot the CJ.eveland Indiana to do the Rklard Swackhamer, bespectacled Frank Truitt made no ICOUUDg unexpetted. The Tribe official did just that oldest son of the coach, a junior, survey on Wake Forest. who developed fast on tile reservRev. Horace McKinney, Wake Monday when he drafted 18-yeares last year. He is lln accurate said hia aides old Mite Lee, a 6-4, 215-pound basketmager from 13·18 feet out, r::~~::~r~~·~:·:O:hi~od~State, either, IOUthpaw at the annual baaeball but he Is short In stature. "we save draft. Lee, who livea in Maywood, For the moment, alternates will more about Jerry Calif., was paid an $80,000 bon1,1a be Boone Hindy, Randal Bowles, Luca.'l than I have about Kbrush- lut year by the San Francbco Tom Ander~on and John Blaker. ," McKinne.y said, "and I juat Giants. Blaker is the tallf.!llt ol tbese boys he t~~es lt easy on our poor He was the fir.st and only play· ttanding at 6-l. guys. er sel.ected under a new rule that went into effect thts year. The RACINE YOUNG · ~;ule made all fint-year players eliilble for draft unless promoted to the maJort, Tbe teena&er wu merely ad1~""'~d to the Giants' Phoenix rosracJcJ.na: up a 7-ltl record CHRISTMAS l Big Ten Cagers co~~~~~ ~ac~=~ !!~!et~:~:~!!!: Will Tty Out astarting lineup for tonight's season opener agam•t Pro Cage Rule bome tonday On bia other All Sizes "'"' Jackets To Start 3 Seniors, 2 Ju.niors Lane Drafts From Giants' Minor Stable Piano &Organ SALE I New Hands Will Get Tests Under Fire By Browns ' : ..... $100~$200 Qoo • . , _ . . . . . . . . ~Pieolo. .. Oally'Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,!)., Dec. 1, 1959-5 .,. _,___ ..... ... PIGHT RIIULTS NIW YOIIK UP! - lcWio ~ sf'rellt, 12t'Jh. llllllflth. N, Jor ..... pol- Chico Volft. 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Plat-c.. Box CJii- QlbOooe- TrlooUncouplernacl<. '. a:Jt RAm OF TAXATION FOR 1959 138 1';rlti" DieHl Uen.l· TNIR Set · , · ~ .- fOk THE TOWIISIUPS Durable - Lifelike - Flexible Vlnyl J'u.U)' Joinled - Movable tlead, A.rma, Legr - Drinkt __ and Weta - Ph.loa -~-- com- · ~~ layett.e for all )'ear 'round playtime .a.r.• 11:~ .O:lltl ]40 Eftanltaa Doll alld Layette - I 7:QO Four JUst Mi!n 7:30 Court' of List· Reanrt 800 Ch I '" Sh : ar ey "eaver ow a;• Ozzie Qnd 'Iarrlen '. '} Cha.. h,n,'e·J.i 3'tuesd.,01 - ~~~ Otarlon ~ Super Po\Vered Aid Batteries- Cords- ReJ>Ilr.'FOr All Aida "" FOR GIRLS &IOVS .' ' ",; WK"FNJfV ·Channe-=-1-::-:13 Otarlon Listener {The original eye 11us hOl\l'lni aid) Otarlon Llstenette (Worn at the ear) l4 rs:e· = 8:48 1ohp Daly..News . :· ~:GO ·119'itP&r 1loom ·<10:00 : :11:111 Votlr Euo ~ United ltho led hla team t.o an •2 mord tbla sea10n, hu been •elected to rec.ilve the Maxwell Club award •• the outltln.dtnc CQileKa football pla)re:r of lNO. Lucu will receive the award at the club'• anaual din· ner Feb. 1. · 1-:;;a=- 77 ;' =~~ '--~ .~:~ ::;:;~~:.!u.. in the Clasa C Cali· League last season. He was wild. For Wednesday, Dec.- 21111 NaA ATTINDANCI UP NEW YORK UPI - National Baalr.etball Attn.. President Mau· rtee Podoloff announced today that attendance In the pro cluul~ ia up 23 per tent this season. Podoloff said that the only city 1howb1i a alicht drop In attendance waa New York. e,_ib". .· fti.,..w.~ .•. _, ..,.<iL.~;. .10;00 .W"!!nesday )ollght Fif!]lts .1 " " l " .,.... - . 10~ '$~ P,Ofaae W. Moln lt. Ph0110 9076 POMIROY, OHIO Lucky CHptn Wlnsl ··$ IZ: · Slf!l •df,t Pomerot, Olllo TO HONOtl LUCAI PHJl.ADELPHIA UP! - Penn State quarterbaa Riehle Lucaa. '-1;1$ :,.lad< :P- &011 \:91! ·Stan()(! 1:80 Way ol ille ~:00 DaY in Court ~·30 Th~ Gale Storm Show l~tlo Beat the Clock '3:30 Wlao Do You Trust .a:oo A.mert~n ~n>~nand • 11<80 My 11'Plend f'llcka •.- •·- ''r1 11·00 o-~ •. .,., · • Euo '"' tlepone. . ., l:lltl Your 6:40 WJ!I.tbepnU " 8:00 San FranciJ<o BNI -"-BV ·Yoor .. t:Sib ftilp''('le• 6:40 Weath~an 8:40 Johni DIIIY Rewa 7:00 ltoneymoonen 7.:90 .Brcmeo· s· •· -~·· Wv•"t ,ll>lnl .1:00 the Rlll~m1p .•• :30 P'lll •. P ., "'·• ~lowo 10:00 ~~a -~nts ·10:!\J _..,..p taJI'IDff ,1:00 Tht. sews TonlJhl U:OG Seannlna: tbe Wetther ,.\, _._ "•~ . :'!:"'~e• -.,'!'1""'• IODDLI:POKT I Hoyt's Sohlo Service P. Mullen M. Murray S. Meore B. Stout , Perry eomo Show \O:QO lhls 1s Your. Life 1.0:30 State Trooper !).:00 Nttwl ReadUnu 11:\Q. WtJth~i ; . ) N!- 100'1-X D. V· Ashworth"Jeweler'' M. Ebetnbach ~:30 Oui('k Draw McGraw 8:<10 Steamboat Bill 1: 1& 1'h.,. .lim Th•~ke• Silo" ! 2B Weatbereut · •=St New11 Pictur• ~:4ft ·H'untley Brinkley Report 7:00 'llallhiint -7~30 Wagon ·rraln 8:80 Price L Risbt Oh(IJlne~~ :r"JteSd(l• Jg~: :'.=t.!~: 1:00 Arne~· Lo"ffl That JJot ._, . lliand.ltno '• . 12:~ 5:80 Rln '11 . 1:00 ltlltlc 'Bingo COMPANY Milke Your Appointment. At TNm Points 1. Syracuse . . . . . . . 2t (9-0) 334 2. Miulsaippi . . . . . 8 (9-1) 291 Louill&na State . . . (9-1) 261 Teu• . . . . . . . . . . 1 (9-1) 239 Geor&ia . .. . . . . .. .. (9-1) JBt 6. WJI!ICOntin , . . . . . (7·2) 109 7. Waahinaton . . . . 1 C9-1) 11~ 8. Texaa Christian . . (8-2) Ill 9. Arkanaaa . . . . . . . . (8-2) '70 10. Clemaon . . . . . . . (8-2> t6 11, OlinoJJ, 1, 30; 12, southern California, 23; Alabama, 21; 14, Penn State, 20; 15 tie, Oklahoma, Mlehican State and Northweatern 4 eacb; 18, Wyomlftl, 3; 19 tie, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii,i~~ Auburn and Mlsaouri, 2 eatb. S:OO YOI.ttl Dr. Malone 3:!0 Prom ThE!11 loots r & !00 Ho~.t!le on Htgh Stree~ ) t :30 SplJL PersoliaUty 1:00 Steamboat ·am j . White. A Setjafled Cuotomer lo Our Flnt Colllldentlon STANDINGS Won Lott Ebenbach Hdwe 13 12 Team No. 4 14 13 Stark'• Drugs 13 14 MelKa Equip. 9'~ 17~ . Team No. 2 Blf.. 18'h NOitTH IIGNI TWO leeton Hltht ·MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPI -Jim Ind. 3 Game•- 'M. Murray, 483 , 1 190-pound hal"'-ck at Ind . 1 Game - H. Wolf, 189. Dame, and teammate Ken Team 3 Games - Eberabach ·~·~J"~?~~-•a lliard, Hardware, 2248. -;: to on North Blue - Gray Team 1 Game - Stark'• Drugs, 810. 26 . . Top "5" Bowlera s""" . ·W-OH:SXV QINTON F1SIIR •• .I Preston Orders Overhaul-Of Ohio 1 ~11 JifovJetJ,DHl '· ------ ~ . g,oo -"--'--'',·\~ For A··Free Heiri'ng Aid Demonstration :) Ne'P JteAtlllD& Olonnel 3 - Wf!dlltl!llll , CALL 1007-Y Jloun: 9 to 5 - Tbursdey 8111 N Phone 197 1!, llleln St. eollea:e paren- !,nowmn~ lb1U W"!athercut U:l!J Jael.. Paar Sbp \«JJ. dJgD Off "Telephone Service Will Be Maintained On Saturday Afternoon . [12:00 Truth -or, Col'tflequelfcel 12:30 It Could Be You 1'00 ..Mfd·Diy N..., , ....fi;~~.. .JJM r~y)er ~ ~.~~":' .: '(''eftS :OWe'itfiefa~st ' r " · ~· ·, ' "1" 1 ' 8:4G Hunflev Brinkley Repor-' 7:00 Cannonball 7:30 Laramie 8:30 Fibber· McGee and Molly 9:00 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 SJ.irtlme· 10:30 Sgt. Bdko lf•r.IT- I:r.:~~~tlr~:!:::~:£~1~r· -~f. !1•00 NEW YORK UPI-Three Ohio State players will be a..,n1 the 24. memben of the EaJt squad in the 35th annual Shrine footbaU game against the West at San Francisco Dec. 26. Buckeyes on the squad wJU be end James Houston, guard Rl<:hard Michael and full.bact Bob ;l'~ ~~~~: ·' ·,4:3(J· Siflji rin'~ttiy 0:00 'stiambhlt Blll ;jliiiM"'!I';;.;.•., ,.,_.1. •. 1 Durlag December, January and Foruary 3 Buck Gridders Join East Squad ~ ....,. 'I • I . r ,.,. .., ' ' 1, STORE ' �' OKIE ACI! -;••• • • -- By Alan I&Ner Torna~oes Meet Harrisonville.ln . PJri'NT1&1 &AVTT, Richards Seen In Slick Move• On O'Dell Deal Walutma here which includes three seniors and two jumors. · Coach Larry Morrison of Racine, opening at hom~ against MADISON, Wis. UPI-Wisco~­ ,ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UPlHarrisonville, is sending out a sophomore, three jumors, and sin Coaeh John Erickson aatd BalUmore out-slicked San Fra.n· a senior to defend Racine's county and district Class A cham- Monday that Bic Ten ~ask.etba~l cisco, the consenaQ! said today, Fine Selection . .• pwnship . . Christmas Records Prices Cleland's game . FREE PARKING Pho"" lOG E. Jlahl St. Pome,..,. • Team nterest•ng Promt'sed Toru'ght By Coach Taylor ( the Jackets, wtth three new (a_c es in t_he lineup as regulars, wtU be btgg~r than last year t.nd have adequate speed. Howe,er, coact\ Swackhamer, b&ck for his fourth twirl at the Jacket helm, has had no time even for a shake down practice following last Thursday'~:~ Turkey Day football o.F COLU MBUS UPl - Ohio !ttate Basketball Coach Fred Taylor hu modestly predicted he will sehd a "very interesting team" against Wake Forest here tonight but 12 ,000 fans expected for the' Buckeye opener will watch for something more. . Most eyes will be turned to for the 1859-80 season wtll experl- because Paul Richards "ahny• ment with a rule that requires de- knows what be's doing any time fensive teams to taln! the ball out' he geta rid of a pitcher." of bOunds raher than try free The Oriole mana(fer, openly acknowledsed as balebaU's finest throws . tor offensive fouls. . . The rule 1s slmtlar to that of judge of pitchers, peddled two of them-aoutbpaw Billy O'Dell and the National BuketbaU Assn. and right-hander Billy Loes-to tbe approved bY the buketball ru~es committee of the NCAA of which Giant& Monday n.igbt in the fint major deal of tbe inter-league former Badger C~ch Harold E. trading perlod. Bud Foster is. cbatrman. In return, the Giants gave up . Erickaon IBid the foul . ulled outfielder Jackie Brandt, pitcher wlll be assessed to. the lndtvhtl;lal Gordon Jones and a third player and count toward hts quota of ftve McCardell, who for the game, but will not _be catcher Roger will be sold to Miami and brOUght counted as a ~am foul applylng toward appHcatton of the one and up b)' the Orioles when they get' under the 40-man limit. one rule. -------- He expects to open with 6--3 Larry Milch, a senior, at one forfard , and 6-3 Raymond (Hotdog) Kloes, a junior, at the other. Center will be 6·2 WaUer Harris, a senior. Mitch and Harris won letterS last year, with Harris a reguJar, and Mitch playing most of Jerry Lucas, former Middletown the time. K.Joes was an out.stand- High School star who makes hia I -Lee ing reserve team center Jut year. first collegiate otart. But Taylor At guards th~ Jackets open can claim several other top flight playera on Jlis roster. . with veteran 5-8 Dave Hartrnger, In AJI Agonis Club tipoff dinner senior, who plop a in long howit- Monday night, Taylor explained zer-lite abota from far out witb h.11 cau11 on by reca li'Ina• 1u t amaz.ing reguLarity- when he's year's 11couting report which said hot. Swackhamer would like to "we'd belt our first two opponST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UPIkeep him hot from tonight ents by 40 pointa. So we r:et beat You can nearly always depend through into next March. hy three." on General Manager Frank Lane The other guard job will go to OSU scouts Jack Grat and!ot the CJ.eveland Indiana to do the Rklard Swackhamer, bespectacled Frank Truitt made no ICOUUDg unexpetted. The Tribe official did just that oldest son of the coach, a junior, survey on Wake Forest. who developed fast on tile reservRev. Horace McKinney, Wake Monday when he drafted 18-yeares last year. He is lln accurate said hia aides old Mite Lee, a 6-4, 215-pound basketmager from 13·18 feet out, r::~~::~r~~·~:·:O:hi~od~State, either, IOUthpaw at the annual baaeball but he Is short In stature. "we save draft. Lee, who livea in Maywood, For the moment, alternates will more about Jerry Calif., was paid an $80,000 bon1,1a be Boone Hindy, Randal Bowles, Luca.'l than I have about Kbrush- lut year by the San Francbco Tom Ander~on and John Blaker. ," McKinne.y said, "and I juat Giants. Blaker is the tallf.!llt ol tbese boys he t~~es lt easy on our poor He was the fir.st and only play· ttanding at 6-l. guys. er sel.ected under a new rule that went into effect thts year. The RACINE YOUNG · ~;ule made all fint-year players eliilble for draft unless promoted to the maJort, Tbe teena&er wu merely ad1~""'~d to the Giants' Phoenix rosracJcJ.na: up a 7-ltl record CHRISTMAS l Big Ten Cagers co~~~~~ ~ac~=~ !!~!et~:~:~!!!: Will Tty Out astarting lineup for tonight's season opener agam•t Pro Cage Rule bome tonday On bia other All Sizes "'"' Jackets To Start 3 Seniors, 2 Ju.niors Lane Drafts From Giants' Minor Stable Piano &Organ SALE I New Hands Will Get Tests Under Fire By Browns ' : ..... $100~$200 Qoo • . , _ . . . . . . . . ~Pieolo. .. Oally'Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,!)., Dec. 1, 1959-5 .,. _,___ ..... ... PIGHT RIIULTS NIW YOIIK UP! - lcWio ~ sf'rellt, 12t'Jh. llllllflth. N, Jor ..... pol- Chico Volft. IS4\io, Pverio Rl<o 110). . .WS:A.%.TV Chan.nef 3 .I " ,o,oo ooUM ite 1dt Qonn~.S.-1 uesda' o,30 Trea•ure 'WI' NOTICE 4:0Jii ,!iWI>~of"'"' Our Store And Office Will Close At Noon On Saturday· !:eiJ ~:~ ' ) -::::----~ !;00 £P,f!t~ntal Cl~11roora_ 1 · .. '· · 9J- · ~~ f:!ill .~~!'!" . (1 votes Gt• '' ' l!H 'I ( 8.811 uo !&at IDootern Loool S. D. -------- .40 3.80 1.10 COLUMBIA ---------·'------ .40 3.MI J.iiO J.iiO •111.10 Eootora -.m I&I'ART .40 3.80 3... 1.1111 1.10 -lUo LDoal S. D. ----·· .40 3.80 11.10 111.10 . 3.811 uo 1&10 3.811 J.iiO 111.110 CHil8'nDR SOliCIIuly LDoa1 S. D. ------ .40 Ll!:BANOI'I Local S. D. -------- .40 Sou- OLIVE Loeol S. D. - - Loool ORANilE Locol s. D. -------- .40 s. D. -------- .40 RUTl>AND • WtlitOra Locol S. D. ------ .40 . LDoal S. D. ----·- .40 RUUud Villop ----------- .40 R- SALI:Il W. . . Load S. D. --'---- .40. 141eal S. D. • - - -.- .40 Bedf<>rd LDoal S. 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A,(\h'lf J . ~rnUh Ni'-ft '1 ,, 2:00 Biter or Wjlf:se I!').D Tl!e Jule Rh'Hn SbO'I 2~ us arty · a:s.o ArDOS •n• i\i'ldy . 3:1> ~ e 'MI. ion.aire · 3:30 The Verdict is Yol11'8 :~;'g ~~tfThe Truth \.00 'ftoft ·--Brlghter D87 .' HI The S*lcr~t Stu~ m \ fi:OO Oenn1s O'Keefe Sbow ,:30 ThP Edge of M1tb1 8:30 Man¥ Loves of DOIJJ' GWla 5:00 The Three Stooges 8-oo .T!Wlollo 1:~ , The IJIO"Of.J.UI•r ~JJW!JOb Show · . .· 1;00 Arihur._J· Smlth-~eWl '··' •o'':OO " .,,......., _,,....., ShoW l:t& JUfe Rlv!fn Show J ~ -.-.~~; • · .1!30 Mnoa 'Ji' Andy :: l:OO II O'docll News ~OO Hl,ffti'l'ar Patrol P.l14 Th,~~h n, 1 w w ~{' ·- . 7;W ~It ,Line Up In _ . . , . of law,. I, Cly<lo G. Millhooe, Treaourer of Molp Courltll', 0111o, 4o berobv u.at t>be .number of Mille leW.ecl on ~h dollar or properV lihawn on U., 'J'Ju bupliclt. ot Real lilltoto, PUbiie UWttr aad Pmonol l'ropertJI wltllln Nid Cour>ty lor U.O )'Oit·llllllo u lol!awl: SCHOOL DISTRICTS "-)llioo Plaollo Troalio - TwiD ~101 ~ J'lllt <W 'O!UI· . Plat-c.. Box CJii- QlbOooe- TrlooUncouplernacl<. '. a:Jt RAm OF TAXATION FOR 1959 138 1';rlti" DieHl Uen.l· TNIR Set · , · ~ .- fOk THE TOWIISIUPS Durable - Lifelike - Flexible Vlnyl J'u.U)' Joinled - Movable tlead, A.rma, Legr - Drinkt __ and Weta - Ph.loa -~-- com- · ~~ layett.e for all )'ear 'round playtime .a.r.• 11:~ .O:lltl ]40 Eftanltaa Doll alld Layette - I 7:QO Four JUst Mi!n 7:30 Court' of List· Reanrt 800 Ch I '" Sh : ar ey "eaver ow a;• Ozzie Qnd 'Iarrlen '. '} Cha.. h,n,'e·J.i 3'tuesd.,01 - ~~~ Otarlon ~ Super Po\Vered Aid Batteries- Cords- ReJ>Ilr.'FOr All Aida "" FOR GIRLS &IOVS .' ' ",; WK"FNJfV ·Channe-=-1-::-:13 Otarlon Listener {The original eye 11us hOl\l'lni aid) Otarlon Llstenette (Worn at the ear) l4 rs:e· = 8:48 1ohp Daly..News . :· ~:GO ·119'itP&r 1loom ·<10:00 : :11:111 Votlr Euo ~ United ltho led hla team t.o an •2 mord tbla sea10n, hu been •elected to rec.ilve the Maxwell Club award •• the outltln.dtnc CQileKa football pla)re:r of lNO. Lucu will receive the award at the club'• anaual din· ner Feb. 1. · 1-:;;a=- 77 ;' =~~ '--~ .~:~ ::;:;~~:.!u.. in the Clasa C Cali· League last season. He was wild. For Wednesday, Dec.- 21111 NaA ATTINDANCI UP NEW YORK UPI - National Baalr.etball Attn.. President Mau· rtee Podoloff announced today that attendance In the pro cluul~ ia up 23 per tent this season. Podoloff said that the only city 1howb1i a alicht drop In attendance waa New York. e,_ib". .· fti.,..w.~ .•. _, ..,.<iL.~;. .10;00 .W"!!nesday )ollght Fif!]lts .1 " " l " .,.... - . 10~ '$~ P,Ofaae W. Moln lt. Ph0110 9076 POMIROY, OHIO Lucky CHptn Wlnsl ··$ IZ: · Slf!l •df,t Pomerot, Olllo TO HONOtl LUCAI PHJl.ADELPHIA UP! - Penn State quarterbaa Riehle Lucaa. '-1;1$ :,.lad< :P- &011 \:91! ·Stan()(! 1:80 Way ol ille ~:00 DaY in Court ~·30 Th~ Gale Storm Show l~tlo Beat the Clock '3:30 Wlao Do You Trust .a:oo A.mert~n ~n>~nand • 11<80 My 11'Plend f'llcka •.- •·- ''r1 11·00 o-~ •. .,., · • Euo '"' tlepone. . ., l:lltl Your 6:40 WJ!I.tbepnU " 8:00 San FranciJ<o BNI -"-BV ·Yoor .. t:Sib ftilp''('le• 6:40 Weath~an 8:40 Johni DIIIY Rewa 7:00 ltoneymoonen 7.:90 .Brcmeo· s· •· -~·· Wv•"t ,ll>lnl .1:00 the Rlll~m1p .•• :30 P'lll •. P ., "'·• ~lowo 10:00 ~~a -~nts ·10:!\J _..,..p taJI'IDff ,1:00 Tht. sews TonlJhl U:OG Seannlna: tbe Wetther ,.\, _._ "•~ . :'!:"'~e• -.,'!'1""'• IODDLI:POKT I Hoyt's Sohlo Service P. Mullen M. Murray S. Meore B. Stout , Perry eomo Show \O:QO lhls 1s Your. Life 1.0:30 State Trooper !).:00 Nttwl ReadUnu 11:\Q. WtJth~i ; . ) N!- 100'1-X D. V· Ashworth"Jeweler'' M. Ebetnbach ~:30 Oui('k Draw McGraw 8:<10 Steamboat Bill 1: 1& 1'h.,. .lim Th•~ke• Silo" ! 2B Weatbereut · •=St New11 Pictur• ~:4ft ·H'untley Brinkley Report 7:00 'llallhiint -7~30 Wagon ·rraln 8:80 Price L Risbt Oh(IJlne~~ :r"JteSd(l• Jg~: :'.=t.!~: 1:00 Arne~· Lo"ffl That JJot ._, . lliand.ltno '• . 12:~ 5:80 Rln '11 . 1:00 ltlltlc 'Bingo COMPANY Milke Your Appointment. At TNm Points 1. Syracuse . . . . . . . 2t (9-0) 334 2. Miulsaippi . . . . . 8 (9-1) 291 Louill&na State . . . (9-1) 261 Teu• . . . . . . . . . . 1 (9-1) 239 Geor&ia . .. . . . . .. .. (9-1) JBt 6. WJI!ICOntin , . . . . . (7·2) 109 7. Waahinaton . . . . 1 C9-1) 11~ 8. Texaa Christian . . (8-2) Ill 9. Arkanaaa . . . . . . . . (8-2) '70 10. Clemaon . . . . . . . (8-2> t6 11, OlinoJJ, 1, 30; 12, southern California, 23; Alabama, 21; 14, Penn State, 20; 15 tie, Oklahoma, Mlehican State and Northweatern 4 eacb; 18, Wyomlftl, 3; 19 tie, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii,i~~ Auburn and Mlsaouri, 2 eatb. S:OO YOI.ttl Dr. Malone 3:!0 Prom ThE!11 loots r & !00 Ho~.t!le on Htgh Stree~ ) t :30 SplJL PersoliaUty 1:00 Steamboat ·am j . White. A Setjafled Cuotomer lo Our Flnt Colllldentlon STANDINGS Won Lott Ebenbach Hdwe 13 12 Team No. 4 14 13 Stark'• Drugs 13 14 MelKa Equip. 9'~ 17~ . Team No. 2 Blf.. 18'h NOitTH IIGNI TWO leeton Hltht ·MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPI -Jim Ind. 3 Game•- 'M. Murray, 483 , 1 190-pound hal"'-ck at Ind . 1 Game - H. Wolf, 189. Dame, and teammate Ken Team 3 Games - Eberabach ·~·~J"~?~~-•a lliard, Hardware, 2248. -;: to on North Blue - Gray Team 1 Game - Stark'• Drugs, 810. 26 . . Top "5" Bowlera s""" . ·W-OH:SXV QINTON F1SIIR •• .I Preston Orders Overhaul-Of Ohio 1 ~11 JifovJetJ,DHl '· ------ ~ . g,oo -"--'--'',·\~ For A··Free Heiri'ng Aid Demonstration :) Ne'P JteAtlllD& Olonnel 3 - Wf!dlltl!llll , CALL 1007-Y Jloun: 9 to 5 - Tbursdey 8111 N Phone 197 1!, llleln St. eollea:e paren- !,nowmn~ lb1U W"!athercut U:l!J Jael.. Paar Sbp \«JJ. dJgD Off "Telephone Service Will Be Maintained On Saturday Afternoon . [12:00 Truth -or, Col'tflequelfcel 12:30 It Could Be You 1'00 ..Mfd·Diy N..., , ....fi;~~.. .JJM r~y)er ~ ~.~~":' .: '(''eftS :OWe'itfiefa~st ' r " · ~· ·, ' "1" 1 ' 8:4G Hunflev Brinkley Repor-' 7:00 Cannonball 7:30 Laramie 8:30 Fibber· McGee and Molly 9:00 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 SJ.irtlme· 10:30 Sgt. Bdko lf•r.IT- I:r.:~~~tlr~:!:::~:£~1~r· -~f. !1•00 NEW YORK UPI-Three Ohio State players will be a..,n1 the 24. memben of the EaJt squad in the 35th annual Shrine footbaU game against the West at San Francisco Dec. 26. Buckeyes on the squad wJU be end James Houston, guard Rl<:hard Michael and full.bact Bob ;l'~ ~~~~: ·' ·,4:3(J· Siflji rin'~ttiy 0:00 'stiambhlt Blll ;jliiiM"'!I';;.;.•., ,.,_.1. •. 1 Durlag December, January and Foruary 3 Buck Gridders Join East Squad ~ ....,. 'I • I . r ,.,. .., ' ' 1, STORE ' �.. . ... ' ~ . ,..... .... ·-- . ---- ......{.... ...... -, ' ........ ,..,."' .... ,,r-. r'l •• .. ~~ " =. I I • • ·· llu ()al'-_,.~:1. Po..,."'y•Middle......+. 0 :I Dec, l I 18ll9 · I •t,J'Ooll?"'~?;t'"~'l t ~~.,.,... ..1 I '. Mainly About People In Pomeroy . ..l ' ,' .' () I• " Br LUCILLE HAWKINS 1hlrMII In ,., him oltor hfrom • plane drt-IIN Ilk• Santi Ciouo. Hlllo•d ,. ..... hlo whl*'"" , VOL XI • rl Scouts To Hold Yule Party AtC!lttage · GU•ITS OF W. 0. CROW Tbanka&lvint aunt. at the ho1~e_:of William 0 . Crow at Lt· were Dr. ·and M.ra. Crow, 1011 WiJJiam of ; · Mrs. .tarriet lloriiley, Yon; Mr. aDd Mn. I We Hove The Fomous Eleetrl< To\IOD. · ~~~~~-. .Leaders of Girl Seoul troops, Ul3 and U1 have announced the ln>OPI will not bold lUll" mettin&a at Utelr Sunlhlne tyttaJ:e . ~With De<. 22 at wlllch time have a Chrittmal party. 183 are Mn. Cbaa: MtL James Simp- 1111d llln: Ul ond and Oth CrawfOrd, SINGER •• • ~: . f.: 1\e . . ~wee AlteraUon~ We Do Gift Suggestions From Boker's llr. and M.ra. Richard Vaughn and· eblldren Bm, Don and Beth were in DUD.bar Sunday and Moo· day vlaitinJ with her mother, Mra. W. D. Parson. and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S.uer and daughten Mary Ruth and Joy aoberta and Mrs. Addie ll'ugate at Lended a {amlly r eunion Thanks· giving ainner at tbe home Df Jrlr, lind Mrs. Denver Weber -and eon David at Reedn ille. · BUNK BEDS The Perfect Cbrlstmu Gift For The ChUdren Available in Mapl_e, Mahogany or Oak Priced Complete As Low As $69.50 In Du ra ble t'abrirs $39.50 Gifts That Are Sure To Please MIRR~RS CLOCKS LAMPS DESKS FOAM PILLOWS RECORD PLA YEllS POCKET RADIOS RECORD CABINETS CARD TABLES Elcdrlt Chord Or&alll - SaonsonUe Luggage HASSOCKS Lone Cedar Cheolo BOOKCASES SYLVANIA TV CURIO CABINETS "Frigidaire" Appliances Hoover Surprise Party Held For Girl On Birthday Sweepe~;s Complete Line of Small Appliances TOAST EllS MIX EllS COFFEE MAKERS HAIR DRYERS ELECfRIC SKILLETS ELECTRIC BLANKETS ELI!C'I'RIC HEATEIIS COSC~Stooh and Tables for The Kitchen FWEPIA(:E FIXTURES Pomeroy, nlolo TONIGHT " NORTH BY NORTHWEST' Cary Grant - Not Open Wec:lnetelay THURSDAY anti PRIOAY On Tho RriJbteol Comer In "TilE SOUND AND ~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~ IT'S PICKENS' IN MASON CITY. For Glfh For All On Your Lletf YOU'LL FIND A BIG , SELECTION . OF . GIFTS FOR HIM, FOR HER AND FOR TilE HOME . Eva Marie Saint BAKER FURNITURE MIDbLEPORT THE FURY" Yul Brenner - Joanne Woodwud ONLY 22 Auto Club Will Assist Jay-cees With Yule Plans Friday evenint, Mill Ida Mae WHaon wu surprlied when her mother, Mn. Howard Wilaon enteltl!ined with a blrt.hday part)' 1n her bon or, Ml•• Wilson received many Jove()' ;lft.a from her famU,y 1nd friends and her decorated birth· daj cake waa 1erved with Ice cream to thOle preaent. Attending the party were Sharon Ho1char, Beverly CUDdilf, Earl McKinley, Helen Taylor, RJclly Oiler, Sandy U,seU, Jim HoJt and Joan Ann Mournln•. Abo attendin&: were Alra. Carl Wll1011 and children Maey Fl)'e and Clrl Jr .~ of Piltabura:h, Mn. Sb1mbUn and children Kuen, Linda, Georae and Dwlahl. of tlauy filled whi~y . ~tue Was found under the . v1ct1m s bed and ~ther empty wh1Sk)' bottles were m the room. Fight At Game • F'fits (n Bnngs County Court 'I • ·' . . of chaoal•t•• •·11•.. ~:»utter ta.te -•·ll .... · QJ.1o~ \Ill tlnnt. freshest cendy you can buy;, •• EJtc:l,uaiv•lf our1 EL:BERFELDS ·· :'Jo"·Reg!ettr For FREE .. CASH ' DRAWl~ .l... · · . opplnfl .. •. 'l, .- ••• ,..,. .... ~ ... ......, .... ~~· Cana4ian n,• .Ia sons ..:.... ·.· .. . $11.95'., . .sKATE MASTERS- ioys anii·Girls let Skates · · · ·, ·· ~ :$L'l$ . .. . - . . :,..,, IDS-36" ..... '.... .. .. .... ......... ....- .. , ..... ~ . . · BY.· NUMI · E"RS-Fuf• ·.. .·....,f..,.;_·•:· ..r,rl.. . ,. .......... fai!IOIIS ' OPEN AU, DAY EVERY DAY !N TOMOftaOW TO 1.. MlcW...t.tt'• .Friencllr JOIP Deal4tr".. PBONEilll '. '' Mra. Avice teacher at Eastern ·and Mrs. ViQas Lee, teacher at Racine High attl'lnd as Meigs County tbe annual three day of the Olllo Education Auoeiatlon professional organizatlon of the state's teitchers and admioiatratora at Toledo. Over 1400 person1 are to attend the general the Commodore Five sessions will ..addreas at the Thund17 (:laeek GuM 6' Suppliee For Tht Hunttr Applianc11 Of All Kinde For The Home •Electric Blonketa •Woll' 6' Montie Clacks die "01( camp~· weeb wtire lpnt ill during squirrel and ~~onal • ••• 4- Other o!ficen nAmed were Field Campbell, vlcti preoldent; Virgil Brown. aecretiry; , .Edwolll"d Lo~n , lrea~urer a~d W~bur C. HoOd, Lew1s M. Brown and Maur· ' k e Durst, trustees. M.emben recently c~ntpl8ted construction Of a camp at Great a task of nine raonth&. lt conc:rete block And La com· 0Qillll1 lj)orllme~ G. ~arr, I, pres~dent. . .• .. .. ~;.v• ")! t' .. ' . ' ,( . . .. ' ... ' .!! ' i: Brings Honors Top Coach Coach Jlm Vennari, Rutland, tohid been. named Ohio (Clau "Coach of lbe Year" for' bia record al the Red De"lil school. ' team• bi.ve Jm.Uie!d . a record of 43 vietories two defeata and: one tie the I)Ut five yean v.:hiJe roUinC four stral'aht cbamplonlbipa. ill ReprNentative Buckeye .Foot.bell IM&QO. . making and Associated Prell conducted aaaociatlon, to .orhonoring VennarJ. It also sanlzation according to coach Leo St.ra~. Ma8811· W. ·B. Bliu, OEA C!IXecutive aecre· loa, Cla11 AA COich ol. the Year. tar.y. Delegate8 wiU vote on new oUicen, hear reports ffOm 13 oom· mltteea and commi18.1on• and ·baUol on .seven coaatituUonal amend· menta. Five OE/. dep~ental and o!lled hold meetlllll• M~OO·R ' E'- S --=-=--=-·-=-==- TOYLAND _ .Scholl being na.med \ bOn• We're On Our Woy To · .• s Vennari Recofd HI '·-'' f;hrlstmas · · ~ Stumpwatcr ~rt 1 men Club, one of the oldest in Melis County held ita annual el~tlon · of Offi· cera at Scholl'' barber st\op TUea1 day evening with the newly elect· ed ofllcen ... .. loUows: O&<or e - --- Til . . Assorted Chocolates $1.40 1 ••· ••if a lb. Dox •••?0 3 1b. Ia•• .4.00 IIJ, boa .8.78 VIIITS GRANDMOTHIR The Royal• Autq Club of Mid· WJUiam Markham, a aopbomorc dleport met lul WtciDetdQ" eve· 1l Center Colle1e, DanvUle, Vt., nina: at thetr club bou11 on tbe 1pent the Thanlcaaivtnl bolldaya Rutlond Rood. , wllb J!l! tlrandmother, Mn. H. B. Llrry Bunte il prt-.Lden~ "o f !.he, Plebtl and 1on, Robert, at Dar· club and conducted tJ'I• .m "l\ln(. wtn1 The club II plUiolnl lo .. ,llllot f ·'-' the Melli CooniJ Junior -~ber C~Ua TO MIIIT of CoiiiiiiWce thlo Cllrl...... with The Mlddloport Literary Club thll Wedoeodoy ottertheir Cbrlllmll prOJeeta. .Ji. The n~ jacj<otl of !Ill ..,. at tho home ol .Mn. rived Slturday. .. Days Scholl INamOO To Head S - . ' ' tumpwatermen lurnllhed. Mr. and Mn. Cil rl Taylor spent the weekend wiih Hubert Taylor and daughter, Httlen Lou1ae. Mila snaron Jonn, Jotal, and Elmer Young, Cheater, visited baturday: even:ing with Mr. and All'l. Roger F'recker. CliarJea Harrison Burtun, &on iJf ·Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Burton ~ nlMed in the army recently. He WAI IWOnl in last Tueada)r at Ashland, Ky., and left imemdiate· •Y for Fort Knox, Ky., for eiabt Neeks of basic trainlnji:. Mrs. Carl WllJon and children ,\iary, Faye and Carl Jr., of Pitts.Hug visited recently ' with Mr . .LRd Mrs. Howard Wilson. Last 'J;'hur,day Mra. Clarence ~ base, Rutland, entertain:ed wltb A Thanksilvlng dinner. Those at· endlna: were Mr. and Mn. Carl .. ilmore and dauahter, Carla sue, lubert Taylor and daJJhter Helen ...aulae, Mr. and ,Mrs.. Judaon Nhlte and Mr. and Mn. Robert .'ewkabary, local, and Mr. and Jra. Carl Taylor, Colwnbua. Thankaa:Mna aue1ta at the 10me of Mr. and Mra. A. W. /()una .and son Elmer, were Yr. .nd Mrs. Michael Ferondo of New .4artiruJ, w. Va., Mr. and Mrt. fteat Youn1, Fredi Marie aDd ~rneat lr., and Mll1 Sharon Jone1 local. Chellhlr<. VISIT PICKENS' .~:· above lhe floor. The sheriff'' offie:e said a par· MWII Martha Ohlinger was ab· sent fr~m her teaching dutJes at Lhe Rutland Hlgh School Monday due to illness. Coft.!fortable Platform Rockers •• Officers said Ralph grabbed the 1 gun tlUrin& an argumoot with his father and fired four shots into the room. Une of the ahcts struck f\ t!IHlf J.,ooney in the le&. He stumbled U o UA. ac.ross the room , Lay down on the bed and bled to death. Officers said that all Ule shots were fited leBB than 10 iMbes test way to say Merry Christmas THE FABRIC SHOP ' J 4 • ~..,...,- _ _. .. OllloolltM -" "'" ,...,...,. ... - - ....,, - .............. cloorlno ....... nlthf, Thu,...,. ,...., tln1J1 .. .............. ~ ...... Hltll ...... 17olf. Lw .. ...... 27& a-.-- s me." ~ U.. Our Lay•Away Pl•n NO. 194 Fr•nk Rosa lnd Corontr Or. J. Martin Byen' tbat he did Jiot mean to htt 'tils father, that he was "just trying to scare him." "I didn't mean to kill him, it was an accideii.l He was mean to ' SEWING MACHIN&S enttne at y ...__ WMther IJet,ete.i f'O f ' - Rtef'ft- VI •• - -~-- /ST.,. ------------~·--_::=:~==-~------~--~~~~~~~~~~--------------------------------~llNn;,,d.COPY ~ Pomsroy·MICidleport, Ohio, Wednelday, December 2, 1959 v... - HILLSBORO, 0 . UPI- Ralph Looney, 23, shot and kUled his tttnu in tb.elr eastern lligbland County home early today because "be wall mean to me." The victim, Pierce Looney, 68, bled to death after hll son fired a 12·a:auge ahotgun blast lntp hla father's leg. The 'liOn told Deputy Sheriff I dllu~ir • --l-1--: - 1i:-:;;-li-:-e-s-- offer Loss Man Shoots, ;-Wrecking Crews Have Big Job Clearfu~ Tr;cks At ~~nte-r~3-----=F=-a KiJls Father In Argument As ·Fire Wreeks Homes n. Mra. Jbe FINE BOXED LINENS • cl' e PQRGITPU( lAllT A AIILiNI, TeL UPI-(IIolit. Hlllt~ Jr., 21, ttul lo hn• a . . """*'' ..,.. couallo..r,.rt ..... \ 11'•' Co r.• h 0:.1" · . 'II 1 I )',\ I ' \Jil~ OhiO atUCIW FOR TODAY Pluto Meny Other ...... LININ GIFT ITEMS 1\ roh. t ' Thursday Rit!ls t\nnounced For Mrs. Rose Carr � 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 12. December 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 December 1, 1959 mcbride winter