https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3de1c23b4aba4b40e5f70e097ee95e65.pdf 91b49c8e499f8568a45f47538b3e90e5 PDF Text Text .... _. -- ... , ............ - ··r---· . , ..,_, .... -...........,.. ........ ~ .. ~~-- JILECTID •, ""' root el..... officers ~ •t'ill•lr last =r ln.tollolion of th r ,ffiom ,. held •ft•, J•n. hi will 1Christmas Lights Contest Subject Of i Gorden Club Members In Radio Talks • TIM followia.a were elected : ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER Last Fridav morning over WMPO Radio Station Mrs. Gar:N~ Grand, Doualu Sin&er; :Mr. ~nd ~Irs Hul_IJnd Neuulmg en Stansbu'ry· of the Middleport Garden C lub and Mrs. 0. P . ~ - (Jn.nd.. Jame.a Cri1p; Record- entert_amed Wit h a omnl'r S~nda~ Klein of the Amateur (;ardeners Club spoke about the Christ· .3q jlec:ret.ar)', J . blal Secfttar)' H. Eaatman ; Fin a! the1r home Anllt' Stn·t>t uucsb Walt Cl I d were Mr s. Hilda Ro~ • · nf In di a nil . ~. :Robert Vau':han;e ~u; Pa \Irs Beulah :'\l•utllmg and Cl yr. term) J. H. Eastman. :'>I~ ~ Actd 1c Grul'Sf'r. _ _ __ - -- ·--~ $25 to $1000 • Take care of your shopping with cash. 1 111't.c":~~r~ People l tatber R. R. Stobai1. Birthday Of Aged Middleport Woman l;;';·~~W:/r:!•":'h.s.~=yormohr; Observed With Open H.ouse Sundav of I~ Edward HAWKINS McJnto&h I'bersofherfamilh of • u.1 o1 Mr an,u. 111 rs. u...oph Spencer , by the two clubs Mn A L Hartley of CJncmoat1 1and !.eft -.>aturday for Canton to Mrs. Childers as spent the greater part of her life in Mid· a-nd the Mid dleport Chambe r of Commerce. According to ,•pent the weekend with ber si1ter attend the Davis-H~milton wed dleport having come here with her husband the late G. H. ;Jl<om now tlu· r"' w1ll h(' two dasH's The Judging will be don~; on Mrs. Geneva Joachim, AthenJ ding Childers, wh.o came here when the rP iigwus aml ll•Jll·r rllgwus. w1th December 21 by out-of-town judges. Road . Hobson shopa WtJI'e moved in. Tbe Mr. and Mn. Jamea Hill, Cbarleah Mrs . John Weeks and son Tom- Ch'ld · al r1 ed · h 1 f... ton : Mrs . Mabel Hill, Nitro; and 1 1',1;(~~FiJ Jl d 5-l'cond pntc~o In eac th~r~egs~:t~!~i~r;r f t~~~ted~r;, f~~ Mrs. Virgi nia Dill, dauehter and jmy of Reynoldsburg are the &uesta w. v!.~' par~f ~el/~v;B. ar.ee:n• Mr. and Mt'l. Emerson Jonea and son-In ·1aw, 111 r. and Mn. Jake /of Mr. al''l Mra. Eldon Weeks and dauthter Barbafa, and Mrs. WUl -- ----1qui red thil year but the judge& Bentz , of Columbus visited over Mr1. Herl)lln Scholl. Last SWJda.y rr.ornlDf.. Mrs. Reynollh' of afiddlepC)fl. o~.·ill tour the town and view an the weekend with J . w. McMurray. Mrs. Alonzo custer, Mra. Ben· Ch.ilden wa1 pa·eaented w1th lD or· • ~-..::;:;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;:=:;.._"1 det"ona tions. Mrs. Walter Bentz, Mra. Bertha ton Ponn and Mrs. Dwight Parter chid from her. great grandchildren,)' ' Thi::~ is an annual contest of tbe SchreJ hf>r, Min Beuie Bentz and visited Sunday afternoon with whlch she wote to cnurch before 1 cl ubs ' and b_as proven to be II Mrs. Allee Davidson spent Satur- Lucille B. Hawkins of lliddieport. going to her daughter's home for very 1 ~ter~!ihng one as well as a day m Huntington .. Mrs.. Marie Cyrus returned the day. Mrs. Chlldera la an active ~<~uilflcatJ_ o n for the town. Mr . and Mrs. Ro&c:oe Wise of home Saturday after a several member of the local Cbw-c.b of TONIGHT and TUESDAY M_rs . Kl~m was. also at the radio Middleport, were Sunday evening weeka vlait in Washington, D. C. Christ. H i\ lion thll mormng where she ap. dinner guests of her parents Mr with_ relatlv~s: . Mrs. Childers r~Jved many lovt:·l I epor " BLUE DENIM" peared, on the Coffe<> Hour It and Ml's. John Scott.. · . Miss Virgmla Fisher of Charles. , iy ~rts, cards and tele..,.am• r-m By FftEDDIE HOUDAIHBL"'' 10:00 clock. Mra. Robert Morris and son t W V tb edt d ~· e-o '" Carol L..mlcy The clubs plan to_have a repre· Danny were Sunday dinner auests g~=St oi he: -~un~a~iss ~e~ie ~:e.l~~r rellati:vtt•ed• anld r,. :·tends. A oum· Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Russell of BN.nd.on de Wilde sentaUve ~t th.e station ea.eh Mo(l· of her mother Mrs. AlDert Young bler · ...,r o _po Pan were sent to Glouster came Saturday to &pend day •mommg between now and and ramJiy · : . her ... Mr. an d M rs. MISS Nettle Koehler and guest ld wlucb h fwered used .Jt the Reyn. the week end Wlua Chriitmu to keep the Christmu Mr. and . Mrs. Ran Might and MiJI Virginia Fisher visited Sun- o orne hor ~for:Jlon:-e . -~ Rue Tuckerman and other rela· Not Ope-n WechtMcl•r lighting contest Dew& before the Mrs. FIOfd Rumfield of Rutland day 1n Gallipolis ·with Mr. and \ ed ,.~~~: ~~rth~~Y ~~m"msc;~d tives. MEIGS THEATRE men and women. married or single. . 1 Around And About M'ddl t I I ° •,' '· I ll 100 W. SecOftltll St.- Phone: 432, Pomeroy e Tbe 85th birthday of Mrs. Minerva Childers, of Middlepori, O.yton was celebrated Sunday wben her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. was the overnight g:uen Srlday and Mrs. Guy Reynolds, entertained with open house for mem· In Pomeroy By LUCILLE N Groeoer ~ ~ . ~·-··· .."···--· . ,--·•••.. •. . ---------- • _a t ·y • enttne ---,.------::---:::-:::--:::-'J!':7'~z:-::-=:=;::~;;;;;---------- Pomeroy· Middleport, Oblo, Tileodl,y, December 8, 1959 PomerOt,Council Tractor.· For Street ! :~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~p:~:l:k~.~~~~~~~~~~·:~:•~S=~~-~d=•=Y~~~·~~~o~I~M~•:•~nd~.~k•~•-ad-~-~tb~~--M~M•idle-~who~~ leavea w•s served with coffee, nul.s week and broke her shoulder was )i · and Mra. Leland Peoples and home made mi.nl.l tu U'le guests returned ·to t.he home of her dau· and daughtf'r ~~ - during the afternoon. ghter anfi family, Mr. and Mn. Poston of Logan vis1ted The oake w·as served by Mrs. c. }i:arl .Kloes in Middleport with Wlth Mr:. and Mrs. P . L. E Childera of Akrpn' and Mrs. Nina whom she makes her home .. Bland, also of Akron, presided at the coffee service. . Jack Werner wh~ Is employed Other rt.'!latives VISiting at the ln Park<:rsburg, W.. Va., spent the Reynolds home sunday were c. E. weekend with his parents, Mr. and (Sandy} Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. G. Werner. Cla~nce Af(ber and ,;on, Charles Mrs. Eulah Evana was taken to Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bla~d Holzer Hospital yesterdly for and eons, Mark Allen and J?a~ld, treatment nd returned to her . all of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham h a A t br ee tour&e dmner was en -~ 81 d 8 d daughters C ria and cme later the same day .. joyed by tbe members of the an n ¥ • a Homebuilders Claaa of U~e Brad· Cathy, oC At~ena, and Mrs. Myrta Wilson, daughter ·o( M.Chureh of Christ last Friday IHugh S. Wynia of Plttaburgh; . and Mrs. Joe Wilson returned to : evoont.og 'lfter wblcb they went to ~dr. and Mill. W. H. Battrell and ~chool this mqrning after bein& I· of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mn:. Emma Jones of Albany, Ohio; 'lU with. the meaales. in Bradbury for their Mr:;. Dale Kautz ol Pomeroy; Mr. Mrs. Clarence Cline, Mn. G. G. meeting and social time. and Mrs. Stanton Burdette of Pt. Werner ~d Mrs: Chauncey Wer, A sDort buslneN meeting was Pleasant; Mr. and !f!:rs. Wayne Bur· ner were m Galhpolls last Thunconducted by the president, Nor· dette and Charl_es ~d Sandra, Pt. , day to visit with Mn. Faye Mayer man Hysell when deci!ioru~ were Pleasant; ~h.il ~"f oBur~ette, Le- at the H?IW Hoatplal. made concerning the painting of on, W. Va., Cmdr. and :drs. Hul- Commander and Mrs. Hulbert tjle three new Sunday School bert E. Flo wen, 'White Stone, Va.; E. Flowe~s of White Stone, Va. rooms at the church. • are spendmg i few days with Mr. After group •tnglng of Christ· •nd Mrs. Guy and other mas Caroia the group wu enter· .• rel.at1vea and · friends. They came taincd by Bob Morris who dld a espeeial~y for the ~tb birthday number of 1mltations for tbeir e. . . celebration of M.rs. Reynold's mojoyment. ther, Mrs. Minerva Childers. Mrs. Opal Pdddy who under· Those present for the Mr• .and MrtL Cbf!ord Stumbo went a bone grafting operation · at and meeting were _Mr. and Jln. ~lltertaiD'ed Friday evening ~lb Holzer Hospital last Saturday on Hysell, Mr.s. Tres11e HendrieU a partJ celebratina: the 11th birth· her arm ia reported to be in a (teacher of the cJass), Mr. and of their daugbter,lllarilyn Sue satisfactory condition. , Robert Hoover, Mr. _an~ Mrs. at their home In Middleport. Mrs. otto Aillhlre baa been m. Guy Russell, Mrs. MarJOllC Wilt, Durlng the evulnl -pmeJ were at her bome IInce Salt Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pickens, Mr. 1 _,Jayed with prize& HiD& awud· Mr. and Mrs. Ileid Varll.ey left '"d Mrs. Robert MorTis, Mr. and ed to Janice Even:on ud Jimmy yeaterda)' for Rorwell, New M'eil· Mrs Jamea Reed, Mr. and Mra.l Butcher. A stow dance contMt co when M:r VarneJ" will be eih Everett Lightfoot, Mr. and Mra. was won by John HoOd and Sandy ployed · • . · Ralph Humble, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Humphreys. Mrs.' Beu ~d. Mtl Jact Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~ia11on Marilyn Sue's large deC(lrated TiptQn of ~\1.91bua visited and Mrs, Fol'!'est, tbe au1stant birthday cake <C!entere~ the table ly with Mr.. and Mr.. G. G. Werteacber of tbe class and Mr .. For· and red and green Christmas caa· r , rest. dies were used on -either aide of ne · - -·- ' - - - - - the centerpiece. tHe We wu served wlth fruit punch and ice cream to tho1e named above and · Linda Lyons, Sam Hood, Larry Gladwell, Darroll Stumbo, Asa Bradbury, Roae Marie Hackett, 'Ted lloriarlty, Don Nel.oon, Norma A 6:30 turkey dinner pl'tiJ!e~e4 • . 1Stewart, Linda Wilcox, Ztta Nieri, Saturday proved a _prof1table ~ay 1Eleanor Bodimer, Mary Wolf, Su· Lh.e meeting · of the Happy·Harveat· ~or the aenlor11 of Mtddleplort Hlih san Morris, susan Ch.!Jipman, Stev- er Clau of the Federated ·churth ;)chool when they sold . about 300 en and stephaine Pullen, Diana held Friday eviening at the cburch . 'Mra. Htmry ReibeJ, president, ooxes of candy with the1r house-to- Davis, GeorKe Sauer and Dream· the. buslnei8 seulon and. conducted nouae canv-ass. They have under- ma Hovatter. Christmas candy .aken the aeliina: of 7Mt boxes and fnors were also given to each devotlona were led by Mrs. PbU u~ plannJng to continue the Nle guest by the ho&ten, who w1s Meinhart. Following a prelude by >hiS week wltl\ a~other house-to- u.sJited by theJr daUghter, Mre. Mrs. Ben NeuWJng, scripture reading by Mn. Meinhart inter· hoWlc canvass th1s weekend. Richard Hovatter. Sendtn'a: a gift to Marlb'n but spersed with Christmas soilgs, com· Mothers In ,charge nf the project 1 N"ere Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mr&. George unable to be present was John- pleted the devotions. Plans wen! made to prepare Buchanln and Mra. Gerald Preston. •DY Blake. Christmas 00Ke1 for the County In· mothers who were at the ..:..-- -:--:=-:::-::-:-finnary. Plana were also made to school last Saturday to help UNLUCKY CITY BLOC the .ale were Mrs. Ben Phil· ViCKSBURG, Mlsa. UPI - A serve two dinners Dec. 10 and 11. .;on, :Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Mrs. John caused $146,qOO• damage Sun· It was voted to have the piano ln ~..en~~:en and ~4rs. M&nley. In the eame eJty block ~hat the •oekll room tuned. At the close of tbe meeting a · the brunt ol d\e 19l53 tornado gift exchange wu held. klUed 38 pet,ont. Homebuilders Hold Dinner Session At forrest Home I I '!41· I I Reynolds Mar1lyn Stumbo CelebrateS W1th· hd p But ay arty l ••-- f I,UIW• .... ' .. 8 Loans made to •' . hl ' 'l "ddteport . . mas 1lg mg co~ 1es1 In It l ' The contest IS bemg sponsored JOintly Mainly About --~ . ·South I Weather Ohio: hrttr · ._ "....., _. w.-... ,. w...... • .,. enlll • ltttl• ...... W 1' I - .............................. ......... ..... ..... Hioh- ........ _ -------· IINIIL& COPY-II BidsOnT rtment W !Fultz To Ask Renewal Of 1Sewage Permit Pomeroy council, with win· tor's grip at band, moved Monday nig&t to re-equip ito street department at an estimated cost of roughly no,ooo. In another action coundlman Leslie Fultz was·asked to represent Pomeroy at meellnl: of the Water PoUutlon Bouil of the Ohio Department of Heallh January 12 In Columbua to seek a new sewage per- ' mit from that body. Council voted to advertl.oe for bitlrfor a neir truck and a new tractor with loader aDd mower. A new snow plow, to be mounted on the truek tllat would replace a lwlil-operated one, also will be bought. Bids for the tractor and tru£1< will be invited oeparately. . lclaJ ftupe It's • • • VA. We Give Y•u Real Silver Dollars On Everything Yo11 Buy . . . All Money Reeelved On Accounts You Get SUver Dol· Iars. The Only Sale that Pays You SUver Dollars On Everything You Buy AI Christmas Time When You Need All Extra Cash. OUr Sales Are Always Real! The Ridge-Keno Social Events M..n~ ,Ella .:eeent. Happy Harvester Class Enjoys . Turkey Dinner Seniors Sell300 Boxes Of Candy In Weekend Drive "'"'-·~- ' ' ·, Now til' Christm '• • ,! Ablolutet,y - Sen•llonol- Siore Wide. Everything Jneluded, The Sale of · i'• .JIIraele Valuet. Read Details Below. No red tape. You purehalle anything '1. ~,et Anything In our atore Including national adverllsed Items. Keep all . \ . ~Ill' loltJ slips llld pNoent them at our special Ca•h lle!ik. For every purebue Pldens wUI pay you one shiny silver dollar. Ju•t think what you ean buy wllh all the extra n>h. No one ean ohtpilcatc the value• • to be found at Plekena during their Silver Dollar Sale. Compare anywhere. .' SORRY NO STAMPS THRU THIS SALE I M.n. Wayne Ritehle . Vialted aev· eral dl)'l with her daulbter, Mn. Eileen K~ and family, Aluon. ---\ i \I i \ ' I I Hannum slipped on a rua at her home Tue&da)' and broke her wrilll Everett Milhoan Tuesday · that hi• Cbarlea BW'detlfl, in Melaa General pneumonia. Cl~ton Wrllht !ell from hll SatW'day night ·b reaking bta He Ia lo Plea11nt VaUey H011pltil,! . Point Pleuant. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Thurman Babcock. :Mn. FJorence Bibbee and Raymond Coleman, apent Tbanlr.sgtvlnt with · Mr. and .)In, Robert >(.'olemln. · Nn. Ella Hannum visited a weet l't'lceptly with he:r aliter, Mrs. ·L eota . lbwley, Middleport. Misaea Josephine and Norma Rltehle apent Thanktglvina' with their MH. Grant Sm~th, in ,."• 14"* "fLIGHT·UNF' ('hlbo -..11 dla-~ 108 ~q.Io. pldurol tter.'a Mt. IHII....al'l v.lue iD I)OC1ablt TVI l'lcloed with RCA Vil:lor - l i t < / - let· , _ tbia TV dtlinn a .....,...blr door, allarp picture. Yet it'a u wp to ClllTJ • it II~ takea top TV 01 IDY lmll " ' �·· ······ -- .... -.. ·-··· . .,.... Arwffter 'GR'ATE' VALUl! Now Going On At Mason Furniture and Rutland' Furniture Stores. • . • . When You Buy Ei.t her mSuite or . living Room Suite or a Gas or Electric a .DCCAIIOIIL ClAIR. ... -.. ' AT ~ITHElt THE RUTLAND FURNITURE OR MASON· FURNIJiURE STORE f II • •• IN1attiM " ' cu!.nal c~aift 1'41 uphlttcretl h• ....,, 11 YOU ...... ..........' They feah,,. ~ . 14!pinc. GET A ••·uc .,,,. ,.,.,..., cemfert. Millie to O&lr ... ~ hisfl-- .00 CI.RTlfiCAT' E . . . ' .... .. THAT YOU CAN TRADE AT YOUR LOCAt Ct.01'MtNG-STOlE I ' I Conltfruetlon, port 60111. Phone (20a l Termite Control (9) Fbr ' Sole SH THE 1960 ....... AT KUII.. tAN-UNbf Pom~!f!r. e111o. • COMPANY, INC• ,...... "' ,..,...y, Ohio That's right when you pur<hase a.~y of these Items jolt mentioned you wllf gel f23:N worth of elolhlng free · eh••~ Be sure and alk about this when you come tn. •...... ae· PLITFOII IIOGIEA ett two of th.,. Mo4· Ujlllloltttrt4 ..II• rtc:bn .•. the ...frill,.. Mit .... no1Uf tprllllt H4·.. '1htlr $139.95 to: • M fort. ltllltlfult, uphMNtH ia, ••· ;tellie twtM CO'Itn. This means you ran do your Chrlatmas shopping at ellljer the Rullond or Mason Fural· tare Sloreo and also get the TV SWIVIL OIIAIR extra. Items you need for the , family In the way of clothing. Yo'lr enJorMtltl tf TV it .llot COMplete, no. You ran also trade In your old fumlture as down pay· 111.1tt., how ltl1 ·., ea · P"''"' yovr Nt it, ••11 -a....rinl, t hI I 1 IWIYti•ICtieft, cho~i,. . ne-1.11 UphoitttfCI4 iA stores ·a nd when you make a u.fm. pureHaoe of either a bedroom metallic twnd LAUREL CLIFF ment. A,U, you have to do Is rome to either of these two until rou haYt tw. tf 4_.,.au :Mr. and Mrs. William Davill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mr. and lin. JeW"/ ltbnlalo of Colum· ~~ di!lner · of MI-. ani!' ltrr. Pearl Ja- l!hlldren are remumps. IJ ill with munij:ts. suit, living room suite or gas and eleetr~ r,nge we wiU '. give f%3.00 "t!ei'lifl<ale thai SWIVEL Diet is ronfmei to iUneu. wlU be traded out al a loeal IIOOKlR CHAIR toaater dotblng store. Ranges start Not only d..s this chtir twi.,el- it rocb, tgtl Our I'IIOit COMfort.Wt •1111 111011 atlractivt, yat lldl fryers at '99.95. l.lvlng room suites and bedroom suites at '139.95 .till ., • r , ,..""'"'' pri ctd. Co,.red In lteautlfvl h II h pHI • frlnt . Wt two tod-'r. each AGE couple. c ~f .- n ' ·· , Olklo. : .:t f'A¥Ti'G"'w'A$HERS •I\ <;,. ,.. 11.autif~l ~leetion; ·~ SCJiOOL DJSTRICI'S '' '' ' I .' ~"\< ' ' ANI> com-00Ari6Ns . ,..._,• :!l: ,. n;*':~ ·~• LI:V IN$ -• M· sur{EI ,~.Jrom $fat)9t '. ;~ ... r ----------·--- -- -- .40 D...... ___ .40 .,, S. D. .-.---- .4!) ------··---- · ---- .40 ' '.,' t . <• ' lh' • •• " ... " ' ... ' , .. ,. ' • >- Z1.W S. D.•.. : .... .40 • Lo.ia1 ·s. D. ________ .411 s.ilo' UIO tai!O :111-W uio 3.00 1.150 18:60 u.ao' i.liO 'u(80 · zUrr . ! 'c., .... ' .'' .' . ·..~o_r: ~$"~ ' • :, . • -' , ,, ' i.lll Ul' ai.ot .110 11.10 3.80 uo .40 uo .20 1.110 • ' ., ·-""1 =· ::: . .. ' 1.60 s:eo . DiS :·....,_ ... .. CD ' ' .•·- u ., ... lUG 3.80 3.80 nr·;'lr'1 ' 3~80 1 14.60 ·:: ·: .y · ·.· . 1.116 2.50 ' t \·~·. • -~ 3.- 11\00 13.011 3.80 Vlliop; ------·-·-- .tO j_ 1UO uo ______ .40 s. D. i.Gcol s. ri. ------ .40 t-1 S. D. ------ .40 • uo 18.!60 .411 lmol •., 3.80 18.CIO uo ~l$~m Loco! .' uo 1.50 D: -- ------ Local S. D. -- ---- .40 .... '' '' ''' '• ''' 3.80 3.80 s: c= ... '• •• TGWNllllli'S 111.110 11.011 tUo 1~ · t:IIO .... a.~ �·· ······ -- .... -.. ·-··· . .,.... Arwffter 'GR'ATE' VALUl! Now Going On At Mason Furniture and Rutland' Furniture Stores. • . • . When You Buy Ei.t her mSuite or . living Room Suite or a Gas or Electric a .DCCAIIOIIL ClAIR. ... -.. ' AT ~ITHElt THE RUTLAND FURNITURE OR MASON· FURNIJiURE STORE f II • •• IN1attiM " ' cu!.nal c~aift 1'41 uphlttcretl h• ....,, 11 YOU ...... ..........' They feah,,. ~ . 14!pinc. GET A ••·uc .,,,. ,.,.,..., cemfert. Millie to O&lr ... ~ hisfl-- .00 CI.RTlfiCAT' E . . . ' .... .. THAT YOU CAN TRADE AT YOUR LOCAt Ct.01'MtNG-STOlE I ' I Conltfruetlon, port 60111. Phone (20a l Termite Control (9) Fbr ' Sole SH THE 1960 ....... AT KUII.. tAN-UNbf Pom~!f!r. e111o. • COMPANY, INC• ,...... "' ,..,...y, Ohio That's right when you pur<hase a.~y of these Items jolt mentioned you wllf gel f23:N worth of elolhlng free · eh••~ Be sure and alk about this when you come tn. •...... ae· PLITFOII IIOGIEA ett two of th.,. Mo4· Ujlllloltttrt4 ..II• rtc:bn .•. the ...frill,.. Mit .... no1Uf tprllllt H4·.. '1htlr $139.95 to: • M fort. ltllltlfult, uphMNtH ia, ••· ;tellie twtM CO'Itn. This means you ran do your Chrlatmas shopping at ellljer the Rullond or Mason Fural· tare Sloreo and also get the TV SWIVIL OIIAIR extra. Items you need for the , family In the way of clothing. Yo'lr enJorMtltl tf TV it .llot COMplete, no. You ran also trade In your old fumlture as down pay· 111.1tt., how ltl1 ·., ea · P"''"' yovr Nt it, ••11 -a....rinl, t hI I 1 IWIYti•ICtieft, cho~i,. . ne-1.11 UphoitttfCI4 iA stores ·a nd when you make a u.fm. pureHaoe of either a bedroom metallic twnd LAUREL CLIFF ment. A,U, you have to do Is rome to either of these two until rou haYt tw. tf 4_.,.au :Mr. and Mrs. William Davill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mr. and lin. JeW"/ ltbnlalo of Colum· ~~ di!lner · of MI-. ani!' ltrr. Pearl Ja- l!hlldren are remumps. IJ ill with munij:ts. suit, living room suite or gas and eleetr~ r,nge we wiU '. give f%3.00 "t!ei'lifl<ale thai SWIVEL Diet is ronfmei to iUneu. wlU be traded out al a loeal IIOOKlR CHAIR toaater dotblng store. Ranges start Not only d..s this chtir twi.,el- it rocb, tgtl Our I'IIOit COMfort.Wt •1111 111011 atlractivt, yat lldl fryers at '99.95. l.lvlng room suites and bedroom suites at '139.95 .till ., • r , ,..""'"'' pri ctd. Co,.red In lteautlfvl h II h pHI • frlnt . Wt two tod-'r. each AGE couple. c ~f .- n ' ·· , Olklo. : .:t f'A¥Ti'G"'w'A$HERS •I\ <;,. ,.. 11.autif~l ~leetion; ·~ SCJiOOL DJSTRICI'S '' '' ' I .' ~"\< ' ' ANI> com-00Ari6Ns . ,..._,• :!l: ,. n;*':~ ·~• LI:V IN$ -• M· sur{EI ,~.Jrom $fat)9t '. ;~ ... r ----------·--- -- -- .40 D...... ___ .40 .,, S. D. .-.---- .4!) ------··---- · ---- .40 ' '.,' t . <• ' lh' • •• " ... " ' ... ' , .. ,. ' • >- Z1.W S. D.•.. : .... .40 • Lo.ia1 ·s. D. ________ .411 s.ilo' UIO tai!O :111-W uio 3.00 1.150 18:60 u.ao' i.liO 'u(80 · zUrr . ! 'c., .... ' .'' .' . ·..~o_r: ~$"~ ' • :, . • -' , ,, ' i.lll Ul' ai.ot .110 11.10 3.80 uo .40 uo .20 1.110 • ' ., ·-""1 =· ::: . .. ' 1.60 s:eo . DiS :·....,_ ... .. CD ' ' .•·- u ., ... lUG 3.80 3.80 nr·;'lr'1 ' 3~80 1 14.60 ·:: ·: .y · ·.· . 1.116 2.50 ' t \·~·. • -~ 3.- 11\00 13.011 3.80 Vlliop; ------·-·-- .tO j_ 1UO uo ______ .40 s. D. i.Gcol s. ri. ------ .40 t-1 S. D. ------ .40 • uo 18.!60 .411 lmol •., 3.80 18.CIO uo ~l$~m Loco! .' uo 1.50 D: -- ------ Local S. D. -- ---- .40 .... '' '' ''' '• ''' 3.80 3.80 s: c= ... '• •• TGWNllllli'S 111.110 11.011 tUo 1~ · t:IIO .... a.~ �~ "'!I.; .• ..,.,., ,.:O,', w' .. , l•, •-.: .. ..;-,., ... ·-----.. ~ - ·*~"~ • ' Deer Hunters Asked To Report Ki11s Same Day n._ • OpenSeason Begmmng . . Thursday At 9 ·:. · vor10g !' W*ill CcRmtr 1iel:r deer deu buntera who durinl the 14th ls • I U D far pnnen opening ;~ 'lri11 1M'& be compelled ,. .,.rtw -~lr kill at a check ii\OIDt _. ~ aid local game ,_,.,.._.. lf tUy will report ...iUJifll -.:e.~,A. R .Joachim, Jocal ...S.. llid. today. .. .;a, camp1e1e reeord of all killa lit· tldr «M~IItJ -.111 be com-pleted . , ·.Jo.cbtm and Doll Williama, Salem, "Who with Joachim will JM,If:ol the .eounty during the sea· toll to Me thlt all &ame laws are ' ' tiona and information to hunters. The deer ~~eason for IUJUlers kicU off at 9 a. m. Thursday and ends at ~ p. m. Saturday. Theae houn must be ob1erved bY buntera each day of the season. Archery &eaaon opened Oct. 15 · aod runs through Dee. 31 with Ithe same hours. The l-imit lor tb each hunter is one deer, el er sex or any age, either by gun or arehecy. The deer population in Meigs County is more e~Jenly distributed over the county than last year, Joa,:him said, u eviden<:ed b:r the highway kill of deer since Nov. 1. About a dozen deer have been killed In that time by cars and most have been in the eastern BASKETBALL SCORES u........... = 1-........ 1 1 of ttle county, mainly ~~:: ~~::: ~~r~!: !::: ~! on Routes 7' 33 and 124. j Auburn 104 Howard (All) 57 . One deer was_ killed near the C:tnt..,ary 79 Tul•n. 73 · Vmlon County lme. ~st y~ar t~e Florida 18 Fla. South.,., 70 deer were f?und maanly 10 t e Vanderbilt 91 ArbniWI• St. 66 w~tern se<:tiOn or. the ~nt_y, Citadel 61 Al.banw 60 w1th Salem To:"'nshlp le~ding In TanneH~N 80 ClltmiOn 62 the number killed during tbe K..,tu~:ky St. 89 Knoxville 59 season. Leulsvlll• 77 Furman 61 Not every hunter who takes to the fields and woods Thura· MINIMippl II Ch•ttM'Ioop 61 d· lH b d Joachim Ohio St•t• 99 Butl•r 66 ' :k:d out 1 deer were low• 79 North D•kot• 43 ~ken in 72· Ohio counties for a K1r..s 15 Tex•• Tech 71 total of 4 ,413 wlth about 4 ~.o00 N~t~ Dol~ 71 WI~'"'" 51 hunters paying the $5 fee for a C•ncLnnAtl 19 Mlam1 (Ohio) 51 deer rmit an average of less O.Paul 13 Western onto~rlo 56 than =e d~r per hunter. Deer Wichita 83 Arlzon• St. U. 76 tbis ear are found in the most Nebr•lk• 76 MlnnHOt• 66 num:ers in the hilly section~ of Missouri 79 lndlaru 76 th t t T•ns A & M 67 Housten .t9 e II a e. Arbnsas 65 Tulsa 51 Jo.achlm bas asked that _hunters Ut•h 12 N•w M.xlco St. til who bag a deer caH h1m the Coloro~do &2 Naw MN.It:o 60 same even!ng ~t ~omeroy 222 and SHttle u. 13 Haw.il 53 report the1r kill 1f they have not reported to a game protector in ' the field. Isection Hair Raisers On Tap Tonight I I In March, 1960 lineman of the New York Giants, charged at an awards d.inner i Unlt•d PNu lnP...,•tional Channel3--l'uesda"1 · •0:30 .1!00 4:00 I Sam Huff, star defensive I o·IetzeI's Aide, I • • Has CinCIDJlab T'ghter Gn·p n I N0 One Rankmg . I CtTYLOAN I 1 •• '.bn PIJ"'tur'• tl :Ui W-eatherc;alt ll:15. Jack Paar Show HlO illgn n!f Oaanel 3 - Wadnesdar 6 :00 Continental Classroom 1:1111 Today 8.00 Kati~ Doonan Show 1:10· Comedy Tim~. ,. 10;00 Dvugb lie Ml a .,. 0 ""' Troo..,.. Prit.l!!l la ltltbt tutd fmU, l1 ::tO Co~•"•tioa 11:00 Truth or CQniiQ:I.Meel LUO It• ~OIIld \'llu 1:00 Mid-Day NW'I 1 : 1~ Movl.VlllQ 8:00· Y-o.Wig•IJr, .V:aloae3!10 Jrom, Tb:~..ftbiti · 4 :0Q HOUQ. QJt IJllh Jttftt" t :30 Split PeraoJI.illtr S100 S\eam~t ~ 5:30. • Quick Dfaw lfcGnw 8 ~0Q. StMJQbuat BUt 11:15 The Jlal ~ Sllew I :Ja Weatltereut J:ac ~ ~ . were ~:u.:.·:."' of Mr. ~.... ..., "'"· Will "'~..?":ld~o~:1;!~' Mr. a. - -..___,..... __ i5:45 Hufllley Bfinlttey Repozt Tipb :Minhwat 1::$0 Wt~on Tr~tn 8:30 Prko lli.JIIaht Pen1 .Co.ula sm o:oo, 10:00 ThJs Is Y®r Life \0:30 State 'fi'~per 11:00 . fi;OWI HaodltnQ lle10 w~ l1ua· ·t>Oo Btln TbO ·lact< 1'ilr off Sb.., ~WCHS.TV ~annef 8 . RaCiio Ftflt titl Newt ' ,. - . Channei~Si"1iuesdCI) 11 C:OO Amerlilon Bamulnd · 5:30 Rin Tili · Tl,n 6:00 San FraD.elleo Beat u• Yoqr J!:Uo R - B ·.~ou Wv•~ ~ 6:40 WH.therman 6 :45 Jqtiil Daly· .News , 'l':OO ffiloaeyniooners 7:30 Siigirloot· I e:OO '!')>• RID...., I to·oo' Aleoa· PrOaenla "''o' Philip MDim IO;!U Keep 'tatl!lnt' 11:00 Tho , l'IOWI Tonlgllt 11:011 Sc!annlng. lbe Woatbe< ·,I I I ,,f"W~ ~~:: ~~..~~~~rJU.. I MaJ· r Overhaul o· ssed N By Brown st aff I 6 :i1D 6:45 Hunt!ey Brlnkler Rfport '7:00 Cannonball 7:90 Laramie 8:30 Fibbe.r McGee ani! MollJ 0100 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 Startime Athen~ Has F}0r1'da J0 b " on H61h Stftet S:SO Supetn'lan ft .O Lo'wr~y Showtlme 8:11' Jim tt.atter stiow 6:25 Welrthet'Cast I i: t::e!v!~et!!!:e w~~:~ Of MansfieJ~, ~~:Y Hou~ .,:ao Split Personality uo steamooar Pill fas.: Y:::· E • TELEVISI:OM WSAZ.TV f:hannet IBulldogs, 1 CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - o., Dee. ~· 1.0~11--$1 WestShade News I GUtDE EventsOfWeek Mr. ud . Mrs. Dana S. TuJlnw Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-MiddleQort, Logan,~ lfnvade Oass AA Cage Hardwoods . Brown Still Dazed When Lucas vs Big 0 JIDl M Co Put Back Into Game Says Huff Battle ay me A couple of bona ttde hair· raisers are in strong prospect tohere Monday night that Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy It seems a pit~ that colle~e niiht in Pomeroy and Middleport Brown should not have been allowed to play in the second basketball fans wtll have to watt High School gymnasiums. half of Sunday's Browns-Glants clash. until next M.arch for a posaible J l I . Huff took Coach Paul Brown of the Browns to task for re- scoring d9el between Cincinnati's! Athens, liihting for ltJ life a. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas ready in the SEOAL with but one turning the backfield ace to the game. He made the rema~ks of Ohio state. game gone (lost), comes to Pom· at the 15th. annual West Virginia Sports Writers Awards Om· eroy for a d(H)r-die battle wilb tbe ner at which he was the principal speaker. The top · ranked Bearcats and Panthen, No.2 ranked club, coach· ~ '" His eyes were glassy and he ~-·-fourth · r;mked Ohio State are not ed by RuaseU Moore. -~ tecord will be l.mportant should not have played the Aecond sched uled to meet during the rei· And at Middleport Coach Nolan fa~ ~tint the number of deer half except lor Paul Brown's bru· ~Jar season but they could _collide Swackhamer's big, fast Jackets 1D. ·the county abd •• a b•sia for lalness," Huff said. " His team· ' m. the N~AA to~~ment~ll they I meet jlllt as big and just as fut ~ JUr•a deer season regula· wm thetr respecllve conference Logan victors Friday nlght over . s:1 titles. by five points. team he was playing on when he . . R be d L Elsewhere in the SEOAL, Jack· 0 rtson an -turned to actl·on ,·n the third Meanwhile, ~· son atron1 favorite lor a blgb cas are expected to spend thetr . • •~ I quarter.'' ti b ttl" g it out lor the na· 1 fml.sh, coes to ~ellllton , near y j .me a m . . • everybody's cbotce tor seventh Contacted in Cleveland, Paul ~BATAN RO~GE: La. UPI -:- 'ttonal scoring cl:lamptonshtp. place; and GalUpoUs, loser to Brown answered, "l don't make Coach Paul Dietze, _turned .10 ~ 19 ' Robertson, who averaged 33.8 Iroo\on .a nd Mlddleport, wedges the decision on who's fit to play. home town of Man&!le~, ~hto, ~~v~ points a game while winning tbe it!lelf into the Nelsonville cracker~ Foxhunter8 To Meet o· Our team doctOJ' handles the med·l years a~o ~ reermt Jgh I sc h~ scoring crown the past two sea· box lor its second league encoim- .. ~ ical mattera." Coach Btll eterson to ep. tm sona tossed in 36 Monday nia:htlter. · lwedn ~~:MallY ventng • It was Hurt who jarred the build LouisJa~ State to nahonal as the Bearcats whipped Miami OUt8ide local Class AA competl~ Members of tlJe Meigs County Clevelanrt ~- ~llback . with a tackle football pronunence. (Ohio), 89-58, while Lucas con- tion, hefty Rutland goes to East· Foxbuntm A!JOelatlon wUl bold • that gave ham a ahgbt coneuulon Peteraon had just directed a tributed 26 points in Ohio State's ero to aeek another 8Core of over their regular monthly meeting ! NEW YORK uri-Cincinnati, 1n the first half. Mao&field High School team to the 99.00 victory over Butler. 100, (partly to p_u t the right kind Wednesday eventn~ at tbt Bald the pre-season choice for the . Jimmy Brown wu to have Ohjo football champjonship...- 1 of fear Into Racme, whieb hu a Knobs Ch.1bhouse, 1t baa been an-~ national championship, took . an •bared spealdng honor~ with Huff "and that's just about the equiv· dale in Rutland Friday n~t). ~ n d nounced. . even tighter grip today on ~ll'flt b h"' I ded in alent to the basketball championRacine takes on Hamsonvl e, New officers of the organiza- place in the first weekly ratmgs Nut ;: Pk anh wni f~~n Chari a- slJip io Indiana," Dietzel said. 0 victims of the Tornadoes once al· 0 tion are Virgil Roush, president; of the 1~60 college basketball C'!W or w en g e ready this season, 90-40. Wahama, Peterson, 39, was named head winless to date, goes to Sandyville, Corbett Cleek, vice·prealdent and season released by the United ton were cancelled beca~se of bad Ralph Ours, aecretary·treaaurer. PreH International Board <1! weather. . a.t Florida State 1 ISCU OW hoping, hoping. . 1 lootball Coach Coaches. Dal• Miller, · Pt. PIHunt Big Monday. He served as an offen· Coach Moore of the Panthen KEILTY RESIGNS I Blacks haiiNck, was honoNd sJve line coach at ~U. wm. open with his all-senior five MIAMI BEACH, •Fla. UPI- 1 With AI.!.·American. Oscar. Rob· I lth -~- W t VI 1 1 aga1n namely 6-0 Bob Cunning· • ongSt••• w footbell ...... r "playarsr'l non • h Peterson Boun: llo 5 _:_ Thlltlday 9 III Noon fames J. Keelty tendered his re. 1ert.son fmng 45 pomts m hi s All ld " d went Ohito UiU h" h after h 1 CLEVELAND J]PI - Only a I ham ' and H Dick Clark at for0 0 signa lion as president of the Bal· first game and 43 In the s~cond Mond•r night at th• annwl VIc• bmlg own_ti ~- ~ month ago, the Cleveland Browns , warda, 6·2 Phil Harrison .t center, Pboae 197 E. Mlllll Sl. 8 te • looked like they were bound for I and Bill Wilson S!ld Ronnie Cartimore Orioles today and recom· during the past week, Cincmnall tory Awards Dlnn•r In Chul... cwoac kng ,.""'' donFs • 1 . 1ended General Manager Lee reeeived the first·place votes of ton. apa one an ores 1· conference championship., man, both 6-0. at guards. 1 another MacPhail as his successor. 2ft of the 35 famoua coaches who . . A native of Toronto Ohio he Today, the coaching staff is dis-In the Panthers' first game "'ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;iiii;;;;;ii;;;;iii;i,;;iiii;iiii;~;;;;;;;;;;;;. comprise the Or.lard, compared to Miller was named to the flrst tar d t Oh.' N ih cussing a major overhauling of against Wellston aU but Wilaob 10 • 16 in the pre·season ratio~. tearr. of the Class "AA" ali state a s.t y. en a or ern ·the team for next year. proved tbem&elv'es strong bucket . te of wuas ntveraJ 1 d til H N AA Cal ifornia, last season's C team. e rece ve a ~r ~ca makers. AB 18 freshman Wllson waa champion, was second, just as it award at Monday night .s dmner. He was touring the state, inter· •Coach Paul ~rown said he wont I a sharp shooter. He never has been was in the pre-aeason poll. But Others talking part m lhfl p~o- viewing pro(pectiVe hlgh school n:'ake any . major changes !or the one _ yet _ in three yean of Cincinnati, which had a f!3·point gram were Art Lewis, former Mtd· recruita for LSU, when the an· fmale. agamst the Eagles in Phila- varsity play, but has shone as a delead in the pre·season balloting dleport football great and present· nouncement was made. delphta Sunday. fensive at.alwart and at feedinl on on a points basis, boosted that ly coac h at West Virginia, .llnd " Th" ld offense marGin over Cali!ornia to 102 Governor Cecil Underwood of "J'm sick to lose him," Dietzel . ts game c~u mean$ 500 per Carm.an Harrison cunningham There wont be'II be any exper·l . · · points this week. West VJrg:tnJa. Sal"d · "He,s do ne an eKceut:!n 1 JOb man. · · t k" " and CJark• hit well• into double• 1oo mg, at LSU and he deserved to move 1 tmenUng, ou we I Mounhln••n Mov• Up H ••11 d • lie t I b t the veteran coach disclo.sed. ligures against Wellston, some o 0 0 0 up. . e an ·t;.xce a them laying out over a quarter West Virginia, fourth In the Fl<1rtd~ State. too. The most certain spot for new while sophomores .Sob Winebren· ratings, jumped to !aces nex.t year is the defensive ner, Eddie BulfingWn and TeiT)' while Ohio State .and sophobacktield. Brown said after Sun- Ohlinger took their turn. Each Lucas jumped ace Jerry day's dlSasLer in New York that scored four points. liixlh to fourth. North t:arohe was d.Lsapplinted -with pasa deAthens with a big, veteran club remalned In the No. '5 slot. fense. He admits some changes led by ail-league Russ Wickerham weekly college basketball must be made it lhe Browns are at forward, lumped Circleville Mr:~~~~:u~~ the United Press In· NEW YORK UPI Syracuse to be ln eontenti(ln next year. 51 Saturday night, avenging ita !I Bo,ard of Coachea won· University, which compiled major bLack mark at Logan the ol&ht berecords in parentheses. college football's only perfect rec· ... ..,. fore . Sii·four Steve Chase, beapeeTeem Points ord in 1959 although it began the COLUMBUS UPI - Ohio State's taeled pivot, and 6·1 Wickerham, 1. Cineinnati . . . . 2~ (2·0) 327 season without an experienced unbeaten basketbaJlers embark on are Coach Charles . McAf~'s re2. California 15 (1 ·0) 225 quarterback, today wa1 named a five·s:ame road tour this week btDNEY, Austr•lla UPI - bounding aces. Chase dumped in 14 3. Weat Virginia .. I (S·O> 216 national champion by .United that should ·llO a long ;.way In de· Georva Bar~ · 1'46, . Australia, points against circleville. Larry 4. Ohio Stale I (3{1) 212 Press International'• .Buard of termining i! the Buckeyea are for JcnoekM out 81Ht'l Todd, 146¥.~ Riggs, Ronnie Begg and Dick BIOI· ·15, North Carolina 0 ·0) 180 Coaches. real lhl1 season. Austral!-.. 6, rttai~d Brltl1h lm- · ser likely will round out the Ath· 6. Kcnlucky 1 (2·1) 162 syracuse, serioualy tested only Ohio State, which completed a pire ••ltarweight tttl.. 1ens five but McAfee has three or 7. St. Louis 2 (3-0J J24 once en route to a 10.0 record, back-breaking four · game home four more boys he slJoota in · to 8. Indiana . . {1..0) 109 Is the first Ea&tern ltbool to lead 'stand in the past seven days with ,, NOTTINGHAM, En.. _UPt- keep things interesting. 9. Kans11s . . . . (1.()) 68 the final balloting !or a aeaBOn a 99-66 runaway over iButler's W•lly Swift, lnglo~nd, outpointed Log•n Tough Utah 0 ·0) 46 since the ratings were inaugur~t· Bulldogs, travel to St. Louis Willi• T~l, Souft,l Afrka, 10. Jerry stump, who is what IUs . St. JGseph's, 44; 12, Bradley ~d in 1950. Army's third-place fan· Thursday for a meeting witb the - - · 1name impHes, stumpy, is tbe bJg Louisville, 18; 14, Kans11s ish last year was the beat prevt. aevenlh·ranked Blllikeos. NIW YORK UPI-Chlco Rof· guo., the Jackets will have t<~ atop. 15, Southern Calif()rnla Qus showing by an Eaater~ team. , , After that, tbe Bt!eka take a lin•. 135'tl, New York, kMckH I The Uttle guard, now a driVer 11 Teeh, 12 each 17, Rubenstein, Yardley, Coty, Tweed and Coach Ben Sehwattzwalder • mid·term examination recess be- out Luke E..ttr. 135¥.1:, Pitt• well as a long ahot artist, will , 11; 18, Villanova 01'8ngemen rolled up 390 point! fore rolng up a11ainat the like11 o! burgh, 1. make thlnp tough lor the t~ackets. Evening In Paris ' , 9 each; 20, UCLA and allowed only 59 although they Brigham Young, Utah and Ken· and st. Coach Swackhamer will start hi.J and North" C~:~rcllna State, 8 each. went through the campai11n tucky, They don't pJ.ay at home NEW ORLEANS UPf-H•nry three big men down under, 8-2 Ray with two sophomore qurter· apln until Jan. 4 in the <Bil Ten Hank, stoPf*l J"" Bowdry.. St. Kloes 6-3 Walt Harris. and tU 1 TIGIRS SICiN THREI backs, Dave Sarette and Diek opener against Illinois. Louis. 10--welghh unavellabl.. M:tteb. Hta ;:uardt will be DETRoiT UPI-The Detroit E11sterly. It was too much height •nd Jer. Dave Hartinger, the howitzer have signed four hopeful• The United Prell lntematio11al ry Lucu In Ohio .state's wio over TAMPA. Fla. UPI-WIIll• Pu- shooter, and Richard Swackhamer, -Joho Griffin of North Branch, final 1959 major ooUege football Butler Monday m'ht. ·The Bucks trano. 110, Miami IHch, pa.., out wbo baa won a place on the startComplete Llae Men't ToUotrles - olil Don Mowery of Albion, ratings (woo · lost recorda In pa· led all the way tn rolling to their poMtN Ch..-fl• Spiro, YIU'dley, Klnf•men, Menne~>, Mu Pavlis,. 176t 1ng five with his speed, ball hand· ~·--~·· Bill Shelton of Wuhincton renthesea): fourth straight victory in the in· Toronto, 10. Una skill and d.termination. YIIOior .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to .8.50 1 and Tom Schroeder of T....., P•lnh Cant campaia:n. · 'Selllell- Now 3 Speed Adjustable 1K<inin.ore,, N. Y.-to 1960 min01' 1. Syracuse 31 (10.0) 3421 Luca11, who hit , tlJe 100·polnt STOCKTON, Calif. UPI-H~rTAKIS MARLIN JOB league contracts. 1 Milaiulppi 3 (IH) 284 mark ht bls tour startS, collected man, Marquu, 122, SNclcten, ..., MIAMI UPI:....AI VIncent, • 3. Loulalana State (9-1) 2M 26 points and pulled in 18 re- peel .-.ml Iaraia, 121, Tlluen~, · eoach with the BalUmore Orioles 4. Texaa (9-1) 2n bounds, althouch hia atrina: of Cree 1Mexlc.~ 7. . alnce tiM, b•• been named. to NAMED DIRICTOR·COACK 1111 Ulnws ended at 25 atrUgbt when &. Georgia <9-1) manaie the Miami Marllna in OTHER MEN'S RAZORS ST. LOUIS lJPI-Jack McMahon 8. Wloconoln (7-2) 111' 1 he milftd one In lhe oeeond ball. Pll8trano Warms Up 111110. , St. Louis Hawka' guard, has been Noreleo .. UUS Sunbe1111 .. UUO 7. Wuhington 1 (9-1) 121 Scorlq ba.lanee and a tt&bt man named aasJatant coach and dlrec· 8. Texas Christian (8-2) LIGB'l'ERS - Ronson ond Zippo 1 103 for man de!enae made the diller- For Go With ~hie a• tor of player personnel of tbe . CMnplole Uno 9. Arkanaaa (8-2) M ence. Sophomore John Havlicek TAMPA, Fla. UPI _ Former National BasketbaU Aun . Club. 10. Penn State <8-2) ~ followed Lucas In scorina: wltb 14 heavyweight contender WHile Patu. Clemson, 38; 12, DUnoia, 10, pointl. Guard Larry SJeefried and tra.,Q war~ up for a hoped·lor Alabama and Southern lorwud .Joe Roberta acored 13, tJtte bout with lllht beavyweWht Aubum, and JUIJ'd Mel Nowell had 10. ! titleholder Archer Moore with a 11, Ok· 'to round unanimous deciaion Mon· _ .• ·-"'· .MAPL~hl MVf' day niaht over Charlie Pavlia. A CUstomer Each B1tlb Burns U 1+-T lrd bueman Is Oar Fim Coallderatlotl lndepeodently -~;hOr,e wiD be honored . Putrano, 24, used good left IDOit valuabJe player of 1jabs and hooks to tate the dec:lJ. Reg. U.4B TO PLAY MJI. SOUTH lfiDO Boaton Red team at ion over the 17~·pouod Pavu.a.,_ a I • ll ·t& sport~ Report 11:111 · LOI:e ' !lito,. 12:411 Sign Oil I 1 Natl.on's FI.rsl Grid Team Did It Hard Way FOR ONE. AND ALL Before Recess I For Her! For Him! ' .'Pipe Racks $2.50, $3.00 & $5.50 Bllftlds · · · · · · · · · · 98c to $7.50 Yello Bowl Pipes 1.50, 2.00, 2.95 · Konvoodle Pipes · · $5. and $6. Pen & Pencil Sets · · · · $5.00 & up Tollacco Pouches · · $1., $2. & $3. n...x Watches · · $6.95 and up $1.00 to $12.50 BILLFOLDS · · · · · · · · 98c to $5.00 $15.00 LATEX GIFT SETS $2.29,$2.95 and $3.95 I ' I I • ' ' i FIRST In QUALITY FAIREST In PRIQS FASTEST I• SERVIa Christmas Lights 7 LIGHT SET Now98c Cleland's FREE PARKING ' PilODe 100 I. Mala St. Pome"" liAIWied MIAMI, Fla. UPJ-Quartlrblck: Cumminlli fullback Don (I Kloob.~i and end AI Goldllleln, ~·'~ 1 CarOlina. !!.'"~!' 011 ' I• bave a:e- ·~~::~ I:~~~~~~~d~lloll::l•:n!2~4-=Y•:~•r 27. old ex tiedllvtoaln H':Jngarian uee· Wrltera dom fl&hter now Toroato. Hoyt'sSHio Service W. Mlln ~ P - 91116 POMIRDY, OHIO :.;~;E~~~~~;:::;;:=; -- 0 · ~el'S Taking First Road ' ·,- T'ni~{~~~n T::~~~~?~~ Bobcats Tuel· two •• r: Bobcata nturn to their floor to the confer· lll· road aleae, ~~ Ten oppo- Ada--. candidate, Iller 1ft and hla. 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' · OR CONTAC'I' IIAION , ..laeSP-1101 REPAli CALL 1007-Y '\.· liWD••ruu '· I!Jitre ·1107·X: ~ ~ l '( II �~ "'!I.; .• ..,.,., ,.:O,', w' .. , l•, •-.: .. ..;-,., ... ·-----.. ~ - ·*~"~ • ' Deer Hunters Asked To Report Ki11s Same Day n._ • OpenSeason Begmmng . . Thursday At 9 ·:. · vor10g !' W*ill CcRmtr 1iel:r deer deu buntera who durinl the 14th ls • I U D far pnnen opening ;~ 'lri11 1M'& be compelled ,. .,.rtw -~lr kill at a check ii\OIDt _. ~ aid local game ,_,.,.._.. lf tUy will report ...iUJifll -.:e.~,A. R .Joachim, Jocal ...S.. llid. today. .. .;a, camp1e1e reeord of all killa lit· tldr «M~IItJ -.111 be com-pleted . , ·.Jo.cbtm and Doll Williama, Salem, "Who with Joachim will JM,If:ol the .eounty during the sea· toll to Me thlt all &ame laws are ' ' tiona and information to hunters. The deer ~~eason for IUJUlers kicU off at 9 a. m. Thursday and ends at ~ p. m. Saturday. Theae houn must be ob1erved bY buntera each day of the season. Archery &eaaon opened Oct. 15 · aod runs through Dee. 31 with Ithe same hours. The l-imit lor tb each hunter is one deer, el er sex or any age, either by gun or arehecy. The deer population in Meigs County is more e~Jenly distributed over the county than last year, Joa,:him said, u eviden<:ed b:r the highway kill of deer since Nov. 1. About a dozen deer have been killed In that time by cars and most have been in the eastern BASKETBALL SCORES u........... = 1-........ 1 1 of ttle county, mainly ~~:: ~~::: ~~r~!: !::: ~! on Routes 7' 33 and 124. j Auburn 104 Howard (All) 57 . One deer was_ killed near the C:tnt..,ary 79 Tul•n. 73 · Vmlon County lme. ~st y~ar t~e Florida 18 Fla. South.,., 70 deer were f?und maanly 10 t e Vanderbilt 91 ArbniWI• St. 66 w~tern se<:tiOn or. the ~nt_y, Citadel 61 Al.banw 60 w1th Salem To:"'nshlp le~ding In TanneH~N 80 ClltmiOn 62 the number killed during tbe K..,tu~:ky St. 89 Knoxville 59 season. Leulsvlll• 77 Furman 61 Not every hunter who takes to the fields and woods Thura· MINIMippl II Ch•ttM'Ioop 61 d· lH b d Joachim Ohio St•t• 99 Butl•r 66 ' :k:d out 1 deer were low• 79 North D•kot• 43 ~ken in 72· Ohio counties for a K1r..s 15 Tex•• Tech 71 total of 4 ,413 wlth about 4 ~.o00 N~t~ Dol~ 71 WI~'"'" 51 hunters paying the $5 fee for a C•ncLnnAtl 19 Mlam1 (Ohio) 51 deer rmit an average of less O.Paul 13 Western onto~rlo 56 than =e d~r per hunter. Deer Wichita 83 Arlzon• St. U. 76 tbis ear are found in the most Nebr•lk• 76 MlnnHOt• 66 num:ers in the hilly section~ of Missouri 79 lndlaru 76 th t t T•ns A & M 67 Housten .t9 e II a e. Arbnsas 65 Tulsa 51 Jo.achlm bas asked that _hunters Ut•h 12 N•w M.xlco St. til who bag a deer caH h1m the Coloro~do &2 Naw MN.It:o 60 same even!ng ~t ~omeroy 222 and SHttle u. 13 Haw.il 53 report the1r kill 1f they have not reported to a game protector in ' the field. Isection Hair Raisers On Tap Tonight I I In March, 1960 lineman of the New York Giants, charged at an awards d.inner i Unlt•d PNu lnP...,•tional Channel3--l'uesda"1 · •0:30 .1!00 4:00 I Sam Huff, star defensive I o·IetzeI's Aide, I • • Has CinCIDJlab T'ghter Gn·p n I N0 One Rankmg . I CtTYLOAN I 1 •• '.bn PIJ"'tur'• tl :Ui W-eatherc;alt ll:15. Jack Paar Show HlO illgn n!f Oaanel 3 - Wadnesdar 6 :00 Continental Classroom 1:1111 Today 8.00 Kati~ Doonan Show 1:10· Comedy Tim~. ,. 10;00 Dvugb lie Ml a .,. 0 ""' Troo..,.. Prit.l!!l la ltltbt tutd fmU, l1 ::tO Co~•"•tioa 11:00 Truth or CQniiQ:I.Meel LUO It• ~OIIld \'llu 1:00 Mid-Day NW'I 1 : 1~ Movl.VlllQ 8:00· Y-o.Wig•IJr, .V:aloae3!10 Jrom, Tb:~..ftbiti · 4 :0Q HOUQ. QJt IJllh Jttftt" t :30 Split PeraoJI.illtr S100 S\eam~t ~ 5:30. • Quick Dfaw lfcGnw 8 ~0Q. StMJQbuat BUt 11:15 The Jlal ~ Sllew I :Ja Weatltereut J:ac ~ ~ . were ~:u.:.·:."' of Mr. ~.... ..., "'"· Will "'~..?":ld~o~:1;!~' Mr. a. - -..___,..... __ i5:45 Hufllley Bfinlttey Repozt Tipb :Minhwat 1::$0 Wt~on Tr~tn 8:30 Prko lli.JIIaht Pen1 .Co.ula sm o:oo, 10:00 ThJs Is Y®r Life \0:30 State 'fi'~per 11:00 . fi;OWI HaodltnQ lle10 w~ l1ua· ·t>Oo Btln TbO ·lact< 1'ilr off Sb.., ~WCHS.TV ~annef 8 . RaCiio Ftflt titl Newt ' ,. - . Channei~Si"1iuesdCI) 11 C:OO Amerlilon Bamulnd · 5:30 Rin Tili · Tl,n 6:00 San FraD.elleo Beat u• Yoqr J!:Uo R - B ·.~ou Wv•~ ~ 6:40 WH.therman 6 :45 Jqtiil Daly· .News , 'l':OO ffiloaeyniooners 7:30 Siigirloot· I e:OO '!')>• RID...., I to·oo' Aleoa· PrOaenla "''o' Philip MDim IO;!U Keep 'tatl!lnt' 11:00 Tho , l'IOWI Tonlgllt 11:011 Sc!annlng. lbe Woatbe< ·,I I I ,,f"W~ ~~:: ~~..~~~~rJU.. I MaJ· r Overhaul o· ssed N By Brown st aff I 6 :i1D 6:45 Hunt!ey Brlnkler Rfport '7:00 Cannonball 7:90 Laramie 8:30 Fibbe.r McGee ani! MollJ 0100 Arthur Murray Party 9:30 Startime Athen~ Has F}0r1'da J0 b " on H61h Stftet S:SO Supetn'lan ft .O Lo'wr~y Showtlme 8:11' Jim tt.atter stiow 6:25 Welrthet'Cast I i: t::e!v!~et!!!:e w~~:~ Of MansfieJ~, ~~:Y Hou~ .,:ao Split Personality uo steamooar Pill fas.: Y:::· E • TELEVISI:OM WSAZ.TV f:hannet IBulldogs, 1 CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) - o., Dee. ~· 1.0~11--$1 WestShade News I GUtDE EventsOfWeek Mr. ud . Mrs. Dana S. TuJlnw Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-MiddleQort, Logan,~ lfnvade Oass AA Cage Hardwoods . Brown Still Dazed When Lucas vs Big 0 JIDl M Co Put Back Into Game Says Huff Battle ay me A couple of bona ttde hair· raisers are in strong prospect tohere Monday night that Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy It seems a pit~ that colle~e niiht in Pomeroy and Middleport Brown should not have been allowed to play in the second basketball fans wtll have to watt High School gymnasiums. half of Sunday's Browns-Glants clash. until next M.arch for a posaible J l I . Huff took Coach Paul Brown of the Browns to task for re- scoring d9el between Cincinnati's! Athens, liihting for ltJ life a. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas ready in the SEOAL with but one turning the backfield ace to the game. He made the rema~ks of Ohio state. game gone (lost), comes to Pom· at the 15th. annual West Virginia Sports Writers Awards Om· eroy for a d(H)r-die battle wilb tbe ner at which he was the principal speaker. The top · ranked Bearcats and Panthen, No.2 ranked club, coach· ~ '" His eyes were glassy and he ~-·-fourth · r;mked Ohio State are not ed by RuaseU Moore. -~ tecord will be l.mportant should not have played the Aecond sched uled to meet during the rei· And at Middleport Coach Nolan fa~ ~tint the number of deer half except lor Paul Brown's bru· ~Jar season but they could _collide Swackhamer's big, fast Jackets 1D. ·the county abd •• a b•sia for lalness," Huff said. " His team· ' m. the N~AA to~~ment~ll they I meet jlllt as big and just as fut ~ JUr•a deer season regula· wm thetr respecllve conference Logan victors Friday nlght over . s:1 titles. by five points. team he was playing on when he . . R be d L Elsewhere in the SEOAL, Jack· 0 rtson an -turned to actl·on ,·n the third Meanwhile, ~· son atron1 favorite lor a blgb cas are expected to spend thetr . • •~ I quarter.'' ti b ttl" g it out lor the na· 1 fml.sh, coes to ~ellllton , near y j .me a m . . • everybody's cbotce tor seventh Contacted in Cleveland, Paul ~BATAN RO~GE: La. UPI -:- 'ttonal scoring cl:lamptonshtp. place; and GalUpoUs, loser to Brown answered, "l don't make Coach Paul Dietze, _turned .10 ~ 19 ' Robertson, who averaged 33.8 Iroo\on .a nd Mlddleport, wedges the decision on who's fit to play. home town of Man&!le~, ~hto, ~~v~ points a game while winning tbe it!lelf into the Nelsonville cracker~ Foxhunter8 To Meet o· Our team doctOJ' handles the med·l years a~o ~ reermt Jgh I sc h~ scoring crown the past two sea· box lor its second league encoim- .. ~ ical mattera." Coach Btll eterson to ep. tm sona tossed in 36 Monday nia:htlter. · lwedn ~~:MallY ventng • It was Hurt who jarred the build LouisJa~ State to nahonal as the Bearcats whipped Miami OUt8ide local Class AA competl~ Members of tlJe Meigs County Clevelanrt ~- ~llback . with a tackle football pronunence. (Ohio), 89-58, while Lucas con- tion, hefty Rutland goes to East· Foxbuntm A!JOelatlon wUl bold • that gave ham a ahgbt coneuulon Peteraon had just directed a tributed 26 points in Ohio State's ero to aeek another 8Core of over their regular monthly meeting ! NEW YORK uri-Cincinnati, 1n the first half. Mao&field High School team to the 99.00 victory over Butler. 100, (partly to p_u t the right kind Wednesday eventn~ at tbt Bald the pre-season choice for the . Jimmy Brown wu to have Ohjo football champjonship...- 1 of fear Into Racme, whieb hu a Knobs Ch.1bhouse, 1t baa been an-~ national championship, took . an •bared spealdng honor~ with Huff "and that's just about the equiv· dale in Rutland Friday n~t). ~ n d nounced. . even tighter grip today on ~ll'flt b h"' I ded in alent to the basketball championRacine takes on Hamsonvl e, New officers of the organiza- place in the first weekly ratmgs Nut ;: Pk anh wni f~~n Chari a- slJip io Indiana," Dietzel said. 0 victims of the Tornadoes once al· 0 tion are Virgil Roush, president; of the 1~60 college basketball C'!W or w en g e ready this season, 90-40. Wahama, Peterson, 39, was named head winless to date, goes to Sandyville, Corbett Cleek, vice·prealdent and season released by the United ton were cancelled beca~se of bad Ralph Ours, aecretary·treaaurer. PreH International Board <1! weather. . a.t Florida State 1 ISCU OW hoping, hoping. . 1 lootball Coach Coaches. Dal• Miller, · Pt. PIHunt Big Monday. He served as an offen· Coach Moore of the Panthen KEILTY RESIGNS I Blacks haiiNck, was honoNd sJve line coach at ~U. wm. open with his all-senior five MIAMI BEACH, •Fla. UPI- 1 With AI.!.·American. Oscar. Rob· I lth -~- W t VI 1 1 aga1n namely 6-0 Bob Cunning· • ongSt••• w footbell ...... r "playarsr'l non • h Peterson Boun: llo 5 _:_ Thlltlday 9 III Noon fames J. Keelty tendered his re. 1ert.son fmng 45 pomts m hi s All ld " d went Ohito UiU h" h after h 1 CLEVELAND J]PI - Only a I ham ' and H Dick Clark at for0 0 signa lion as president of the Bal· first game and 43 In the s~cond Mond•r night at th• annwl VIc• bmlg own_ti ~- ~ month ago, the Cleveland Browns , warda, 6·2 Phil Harrison .t center, Pboae 197 E. Mlllll Sl. 8 te • looked like they were bound for I and Bill Wilson S!ld Ronnie Cartimore Orioles today and recom· during the past week, Cincmnall tory Awards Dlnn•r In Chul... cwoac kng ,.""'' donFs • 1 . 1ended General Manager Lee reeeived the first·place votes of ton. apa one an ores 1· conference championship., man, both 6-0. at guards. 1 another MacPhail as his successor. 2ft of the 35 famoua coaches who . . A native of Toronto Ohio he Today, the coaching staff is dis-In the Panthers' first game "'ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;iiii;;;;;ii;;;;iii;i,;;iiii;iiii;~;;;;;;;;;;;;. comprise the Or.lard, compared to Miller was named to the flrst tar d t Oh.' N ih cussing a major overhauling of against Wellston aU but Wilaob 10 • 16 in the pre·season ratio~. tearr. of the Class "AA" ali state a s.t y. en a or ern ·the team for next year. proved tbem&elv'es strong bucket . te of wuas ntveraJ 1 d til H N AA Cal ifornia, last season's C team. e rece ve a ~r ~ca makers. AB 18 freshman Wllson waa champion, was second, just as it award at Monday night .s dmner. He was touring the state, inter· •Coach Paul ~rown said he wont I a sharp shooter. He never has been was in the pre-aeason poll. But Others talking part m lhfl p~o- viewing pro(pectiVe hlgh school n:'ake any . major changes !or the one _ yet _ in three yean of Cincinnati, which had a f!3·point gram were Art Lewis, former Mtd· recruita for LSU, when the an· fmale. agamst the Eagles in Phila- varsity play, but has shone as a delead in the pre·season balloting dleport football great and present· nouncement was made. delphta Sunday. fensive at.alwart and at feedinl on on a points basis, boosted that ly coac h at West Virginia, .llnd " Th" ld offense marGin over Cali!ornia to 102 Governor Cecil Underwood of "J'm sick to lose him," Dietzel . ts game c~u mean$ 500 per Carm.an Harrison cunningham There wont be'II be any exper·l . · · points this week. West VJrg:tnJa. Sal"d · "He,s do ne an eKceut:!n 1 JOb man. · · t k" " and CJark• hit well• into double• 1oo mg, at LSU and he deserved to move 1 tmenUng, ou we I Mounhln••n Mov• Up H ••11 d • lie t I b t the veteran coach disclo.sed. ligures against Wellston, some o 0 0 0 up. . e an ·t;.xce a them laying out over a quarter West Virginia, fourth In the Fl<1rtd~ State. too. The most certain spot for new while sophomores .Sob Winebren· ratings, jumped to !aces nex.t year is the defensive ner, Eddie BulfingWn and TeiT)' while Ohio State .and sophobacktield. Brown said after Sun- Ohlinger took their turn. Each Lucas jumped ace Jerry day's dlSasLer in New York that scored four points. liixlh to fourth. North t:arohe was d.Lsapplinted -with pasa deAthens with a big, veteran club remalned In the No. '5 slot. fense. He admits some changes led by ail-league Russ Wickerham weekly college basketball must be made it lhe Browns are at forward, lumped Circleville Mr:~~~~:u~~ the United Press In· NEW YORK UPI Syracuse to be ln eontenti(ln next year. 51 Saturday night, avenging ita !I Bo,ard of Coachea won· University, which compiled major bLack mark at Logan the ol&ht berecords in parentheses. college football's only perfect rec· ... ..,. fore . Sii·four Steve Chase, beapeeTeem Points ord in 1959 although it began the COLUMBUS UPI - Ohio State's taeled pivot, and 6·1 Wickerham, 1. Cineinnati . . . . 2~ (2·0) 327 season without an experienced unbeaten basketbaJlers embark on are Coach Charles . McAf~'s re2. California 15 (1 ·0) 225 quarterback, today wa1 named a five·s:ame road tour this week btDNEY, Austr•lla UPI - bounding aces. Chase dumped in 14 3. Weat Virginia .. I (S·O> 216 national champion by .United that should ·llO a long ;.way In de· Georva Bar~ · 1'46, . Australia, points against circleville. Larry 4. Ohio Stale I (3{1) 212 Press International'• .Buard of termining i! the Buckeyea are for JcnoekM out 81Ht'l Todd, 146¥.~ Riggs, Ronnie Begg and Dick BIOI· ·15, North Carolina 0 ·0) 180 Coaches. real lhl1 season. Austral!-.. 6, rttai~d Brltl1h lm- · ser likely will round out the Ath· 6. Kcnlucky 1 (2·1) 162 syracuse, serioualy tested only Ohio State, which completed a pire ••ltarweight tttl.. 1ens five but McAfee has three or 7. St. Louis 2 (3-0J J24 once en route to a 10.0 record, back-breaking four · game home four more boys he slJoota in · to 8. Indiana . . {1..0) 109 Is the first Ea&tern ltbool to lead 'stand in the past seven days with ,, NOTTINGHAM, En.. _UPt- keep things interesting. 9. Kans11s . . . . (1.()) 68 the final balloting !or a aeaBOn a 99-66 runaway over iButler's W•lly Swift, lnglo~nd, outpointed Log•n Tough Utah 0 ·0) 46 since the ratings were inaugur~t· Bulldogs, travel to St. Louis Willi• T~l, Souft,l Afrka, 10. Jerry stump, who is what IUs . St. JGseph's, 44; 12, Bradley ~d in 1950. Army's third-place fan· Thursday for a meeting witb the - - · 1name impHes, stumpy, is tbe bJg Louisville, 18; 14, Kans11s ish last year was the beat prevt. aevenlh·ranked Blllikeos. NIW YORK UPI-Chlco Rof· guo., the Jackets will have t<~ atop. 15, Southern Calif()rnla Qus showing by an Eaater~ team. , , After that, tbe Bt!eka take a lin•. 135'tl, New York, kMckH I The Uttle guard, now a driVer 11 Teeh, 12 each 17, Rubenstein, Yardley, Coty, Tweed and Coach Ben Sehwattzwalder • mid·term examination recess be- out Luke E..ttr. 135¥.1:, Pitt• well as a long ahot artist, will , 11; 18, Villanova 01'8ngemen rolled up 390 point! fore rolng up a11ainat the like11 o! burgh, 1. make thlnp tough lor the t~ackets. Evening In Paris ' , 9 each; 20, UCLA and allowed only 59 although they Brigham Young, Utah and Ken· and st. Coach Swackhamer will start hi.J and North" C~:~rcllna State, 8 each. went through the campai11n tucky, They don't pJ.ay at home NEW ORLEANS UPf-H•nry three big men down under, 8-2 Ray with two sophomore qurter· apln until Jan. 4 in the <Bil Ten Hank, stoPf*l J"" Bowdry.. St. Kloes 6-3 Walt Harris. and tU 1 TIGIRS SICiN THREI backs, Dave Sarette and Diek opener against Illinois. Louis. 10--welghh unavellabl.. M:tteb. Hta ;:uardt will be DETRoiT UPI-The Detroit E11sterly. It was too much height •nd Jer. Dave Hartinger, the howitzer have signed four hopeful• The United Prell lntematio11al ry Lucu In Ohio .state's wio over TAMPA. Fla. UPI-WIIll• Pu- shooter, and Richard Swackhamer, -Joho Griffin of North Branch, final 1959 major ooUege football Butler Monday m'ht. ·The Bucks trano. 110, Miami IHch, pa.., out wbo baa won a place on the startComplete Llae Men't ToUotrles - olil Don Mowery of Albion, ratings (woo · lost recorda In pa· led all the way tn rolling to their poMtN Ch..-fl• Spiro, YIU'dley, Klnf•men, Menne~>, Mu Pavlis,. 176t 1ng five with his speed, ball hand· ~·--~·· Bill Shelton of Wuhincton renthesea): fourth straight victory in the in· Toronto, 10. Una skill and d.termination. YIIOior .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to .8.50 1 and Tom Schroeder of T....., P•lnh Cant campaia:n. · 'Selllell- Now 3 Speed Adjustable 1K<inin.ore,, N. Y.-to 1960 min01' 1. Syracuse 31 (10.0) 3421 Luca11, who hit , tlJe 100·polnt STOCKTON, Calif. UPI-H~rTAKIS MARLIN JOB league contracts. 1 Milaiulppi 3 (IH) 284 mark ht bls tour startS, collected man, Marquu, 122, SNclcten, ..., MIAMI UPI:....AI VIncent, • 3. Loulalana State (9-1) 2M 26 points and pulled in 18 re- peel .-.ml Iaraia, 121, Tlluen~, · eoach with the BalUmore Orioles 4. Texaa (9-1) 2n bounds, althouch hia atrina: of Cree 1Mexlc.~ 7. . alnce tiM, b•• been named. to NAMED DIRICTOR·COACK 1111 Ulnws ended at 25 atrUgbt when &. Georgia <9-1) manaie the Miami Marllna in OTHER MEN'S RAZORS ST. LOUIS lJPI-Jack McMahon 8. Wloconoln (7-2) 111' 1 he milftd one In lhe oeeond ball. Pll8trano Warms Up 111110. , St. Louis Hawka' guard, has been Noreleo .. UUS Sunbe1111 .. UUO 7. Wuhington 1 (9-1) 121 Scorlq ba.lanee and a tt&bt man named aasJatant coach and dlrec· 8. Texas Christian (8-2) LIGB'l'ERS - Ronson ond Zippo 1 103 for man de!enae made the diller- For Go With ~hie a• tor of player personnel of tbe . CMnplole Uno 9. Arkanaaa (8-2) M ence. Sophomore John Havlicek TAMPA, Fla. UPI _ Former National BasketbaU Aun . Club. 10. Penn State <8-2) ~ followed Lucas In scorina: wltb 14 heavyweight contender WHile Patu. Clemson, 38; 12, DUnoia, 10, pointl. Guard Larry SJeefried and tra.,Q war~ up for a hoped·lor Alabama and Southern lorwud .Joe Roberta acored 13, tJtte bout with lllht beavyweWht Aubum, and JUIJ'd Mel Nowell had 10. ! titleholder Archer Moore with a 11, Ok· 'to round unanimous deciaion Mon· _ .• ·-"'· .MAPL~hl MVf' day niaht over Charlie Pavlia. A CUstomer Each B1tlb Burns U 1+-T lrd bueman Is Oar Fim Coallderatlotl lndepeodently -~;hOr,e wiD be honored . Putrano, 24, used good left IDOit valuabJe player of 1jabs and hooks to tate the dec:lJ. Reg. U.4B TO PLAY MJI. SOUTH lfiDO Boaton Red team at ion over the 17~·pouod Pavu.a.,_ a I • ll ·t& sport~ Report 11:111 · LOI:e ' !lito,. 12:411 Sign Oil I 1 Natl.on's FI.rsl Grid Team Did It Hard Way FOR ONE. AND ALL Before Recess I For Her! For Him! ' .'Pipe Racks $2.50, $3.00 & $5.50 Bllftlds · · · · · · · · · · 98c to $7.50 Yello Bowl Pipes 1.50, 2.00, 2.95 · Konvoodle Pipes · · $5. and $6. Pen & Pencil Sets · · · · $5.00 & up Tollacco Pouches · · $1., $2. & $3. n...x Watches · · $6.95 and up $1.00 to $12.50 BILLFOLDS · · · · · · · · 98c to $5.00 $15.00 LATEX GIFT SETS $2.29,$2.95 and $3.95 I ' I I • ' ' i FIRST In QUALITY FAIREST In PRIQS FASTEST I• SERVIa Christmas Lights 7 LIGHT SET Now98c Cleland's FREE PARKING ' PilODe 100 I. Mala St. Pome"" liAIWied MIAMI, Fla. UPJ-Quartlrblck: Cumminlli fullback Don (I Kloob.~i and end AI Goldllleln, ~·'~ 1 CarOlina. !!.'"~!' 011 ' I• bave a:e- ·~~::~ I:~~~~~~~d~lloll::l•:n!2~4-=Y•:~•r 27. old ex tiedllvtoaln H':Jngarian uee· Wrltera dom fl&hter now Toroato. Hoyt'sSHio Service W. Mlln ~ P - 91116 POMIRDY, OHIO :.;~;E~~~~~;:::;;:=; -- 0 · ~el'S Taking First Road ' ·,- T'ni~{~~~n T::~~~~?~~ Bobcats Tuel· two •• r: Bobcata nturn to their floor to the confer· lll· road aleae, ~~ Ten oppo- Ada--. candidate, Iller 1ft and hla. II tl-2 Junior ctl· This Week's Special 3 YEAR OLD DOLL . 1&.4 •' wllb '· .t':f ..,...:. t.· One Only - SPECIAL $17-95 WATCH THIS PAPER EACH WEEK FOR OUR PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR YOU . ..... On Saturday Afternoon Sllee ·hnlee CLINTQN FISHD I COMPANY Far The Best IN •' ' '~ ::::O::i==-======:;;;;• RffllULAR U2.95 . ' LADY TIMEX WATCHES *MOVIE CAMERA, Brownie ............. $.2.9.95 *CANDY, Whitman and Hollinsaworth $.2..25-$5.00 *ELECTRIC CLOCKS ......... $6.98, $7.98 and up *BATH ROOM SCALES ............ $5.95 and up *ELECTRIC WEST BEND COFFEE MAKER .. $1.2..95 .•· ' ' $3.59-$2.85 or The Family . . ·' Larri I ·---· r) -- ' Complete Line Ladies Cosmetics JEWELRY BOXES Electric Ra1or · · · · · · · · · · $28.50 I hF fIg t acts I i !' Bucks Gom·g On 5-Game 1'our .I Register For Pomeroy's Giant Treasure Chest ' ' · De~adaltle SfARK'S PHARMACY , YOUR WALGREEN AG,N(\Y POIIBIU)Y, 01110 ....... Oido .. ' · OR CONTAC'I' IIAION , ..laeSP-1101 REPAli CALL 1007-Y '\.· liWD••ruu '· I!Jitre ·1107·X: ~ ~ l '( II �.- . .....---- '- ----.- ' • • ~- J?oiiY SenUneJ, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 I , Dec 8, 1959 i Christmas Mainly About People In Pomeroy I 1 Is Program Theme At Meeting Of Missionary Society Monday Evening Daily Sentinel Daybook "Let's Keep Chnstmas" was lhe subJect of the devotions used by the PrtscUia Circle when the B H, Sanborn Mtmonary Society of the Middleport FirSt Baptist Church met Mon- Chdpfer Members Entertained Saturday Wjth Lunc;heon At Dale Dutton Home were ::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::!I '.I,_ Atten dance' Reported At Teenage ~~&~rge C:-turday Even•ng . At M'ddl H,op..,.,. i I eport '' t Teeou:Ears from Jrlei&B.- Gallla and Mason area swarmed laid tbe It Of P. Hall in lflddle~ort last Saturday mght where I n .... Trt-n~t.. Teen Canteen eld 1,_ "Debut Rock " re 0 d ...., ~ .., l.lJ c r were~ ptesent. t f th inf rmal th ti o e o evemng was e corona on of Jove.l1 ~ CQuntJ fOr W'. ...., Glbbl whots tbe Canteen Offtcl.al "Miss Pre~eat:blg Her .59 and .60 m last rock 'D. with a lovely fiorai fnm &uth'a Floral Shop JiiaChWpoU• wu Bob "Mr. Amer· • Van Cooner. Tbia waa the C:..lm.prelll.ve eenmony of the :.,ear~ttJred 1n a 1 ...wbite form•l and viewed erowd u abe led the candl· .ka' "11llu Snow Queen" ~the anter of the fioor. • TbOH competinl were Jeverl.)' 'DiaQa. Stumbo, Darlene Donu. Aultizer, PhyWj Barlnra LJeving, Bever]y :;:t:ta•od M8id• Rouab The ""!..., tel were at.o attired m ~ lormal1. Each competed ~ 10te1 from the erowd that at· t.inded tbe informal alfall' from e:oo aaW 12:30 ·~ Introduced a1 "Mlls Trl· Couab' lor 1960" Wll Janice lflundtn of Galllpoll• Oile of the mott entbuala 8ttc 'D. roll COII~Itl ever conduct· tbe MGM Area Koren :.•c_;: •nd Earl McKinley, of l,!jl>otD~o unteat the undiaput who were Beverly GaJUpolls, and Steve ~!"'""~~· ot Pomt Pleaeant Wllliamaon won the of Champlona for 1':: .-..!'a A* ' The new thamps will aliO be required to defend thelr rocw 'rt roll crowns at the forthcoming Saturday mght's canteen session. Carol Gibbs, New Haven and Randy Rothgeb, ChellhJrc, won the slow donee ('Ontest. Bob Roush, :Middleport won the "Beat Dressed Teenager ' award The IK'heduled 'Teenagers Yule March" that waa slated to benelil the Meigs Jaycee~:~ Needy Yule Program was postponed due to the canteen being unuble to ac c~mmoda}c the mrlllY hundreds at t e K o p lla.\1 Leo V Savage ca nteen d1rector, 8aJd many teenagers were ••w ~ ',, \ f:•• :NEW ~ - ~OOVIR " G'/tu:bic, • :flOoR WASHER ' .*-b . d 'lutn...., Stanley Party Held Recently At Arnold Home ·--' Mrs Maxmc A,rnold entertained with a Stanley Party last week al her home, Athen11 Road Followtna: 1t demomtratlon by Mn Richard Campbell, gume11 Wf.'rc played and prizes awarded th~ winncra Mn Edwar~ Ball won th1 door prize A aulad course was 11erved by the hoateaft to i~r11 Roy Grucser, Mrs Harold Blackaton and ~on11, Bobby and Bruce, Mr11 William Grueser, Mn Roy Sm1th und son, Donnie, Mrli Rolhn Rradford Knd daughters. Connie and Judy, Mrs Homer Rad ford , Mu W A Morg:an and Mu Ball and sona, Bobby and Tommy ' -~~~~ floor with clllll -~~~~~ dlttrpal. It ••• no_..,., D.t. .............. .. _ _ ........ wiU.. .. I . .DIIt{l- 1 turne away rom the door due t<J the very crowded condlhons at the hall If the benefit group would be abte to flnd a larger place for such llll affair lhe can teen would be most happy to re schedule such a program. Chaperons during the nftatt were Mrs Edward Evans, Mra c Barth Mr~ James Farmer Wali('r Bunce and Mn Wal' Bradford, all of Middleport group, also representing lhe IS.tnlor Mothers Club of Middle had charge of the eonce 58 . dunng the evemnc Other chaperon& mduded Mr and Mn Et~rl Queen of G&tllpolls along Wtth Mrs Al!red L Rou11h of Middleport $79.50 BAKER Furniture TO UTURN BY SHIP rnmee UPI-Dr Albert Schweitzer, the Nobel prize wmnmg mcdic<~l mlsaionny, WRII here today to take a ahlp to AfrW!a, where he haa a for lepers at !I!~:::~~!erh~:ospital in the Gabon Re.pub ~hweit:ter arrived In France 27 He w1l1 be b<lck at his ~oaplt,lll by Jan 14, his S~th birth· BORDEAUX, I ' MIDDLEPORT NO, 200 wm p!~C~!f~~~~~ts I Pre- l)lrJ. lbettu• I;< day to New Delhi where he promised I n dIan o won led about war with Red Chllla thai he would work with their YEST~RYEAR I Amateur Gardeners To Meet Tonlght . With Mrs. Strauss . I -==-===- I ELBERFELDS 'PHOtll -POMEROY, OHIO 3U·Y ' Rellbter Bore For Pomeroy's Treasure C::hest OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS I '' Pnmerov. llbl~ I Cuol Lynley - Brandon deWllde N """'- w..m.·... ot ......... _, THUUDAY •nd PIIOAV "mE MAN IN THE NET" ' II;:"fro~W~Il~Ua~m~R~e~o~le~r~, and Mra. Griff~~~~.,~~A~d;•~bA~1a~n~La~d~d~ Russell Diane Bre\\o-.tar DuHon's Has It! .' ' TOYS FOR ALL CHILDREN GOOD SELECTION • ~ )lf.,.thanl50,000ownmhovedrivenThe Lark om 750 million mil... Happy owlten report f.....,. te"l" jobo, lower oel'lice chargtt. lower inourance ond operating coou, more mileage on rqulu gao. ~ UO<d in ...,. than 1,000 fleeu. Here's the record: The Lark ,..., up to !U% on ps bills (thot'a 10¢ a pllonl) and cuto maintenan<:e bills up to 25% ('every ilh service job lm"), ~ l'loveDihl&h In tnd..in value -tJllde reportl ollow Lai'l resale ~r~ above am'age ,in ito price group. ~ IU .me. STUNNING STYLES A'J: YOUI. STUDEBAUI. DEA.Lf.ll'S. or GIFTS and TOYS ,, NOTHING TO BUY- JUST REGI!ITilR ' ' ~P~N 'J'fiiS Ji'RJDA.l' NIGB'J' Nlflht, na ehrlttDlGll '' D\ltton's Drug COATS BLDG. I ' Patrol PoliCe Report pair ,. n.._Derailed TraJD r · . I az.w. · Down ' '' BI·g,est Manbunt hl M0dem HIStory • s prea ~= ~'£.::'!thl~ lfk•• ""' r:·~.::a':\~:'!.o~~~!~'j:~ ~~?.:i:jj::::_~edol..":~.':d · .Througt.\ East Coast For 19 E~ped Convicts '"' I 1 ..._,·_ __ ,, ~~~~~~~~~~~~!YAN~CEYVILLE,~ ' ' l passenP"ers ---- . Full Lint . Here's your big chance Middleport Merchants lo give away $600 00 in CASH • lib j ' cotfpAU 'L,UJ ftJCI8,,,J:Ha,tJIIlNG TB& LOWUT·I'IliC$D ti&' ~ OCINYU.naut.: liMiiToN bD 6IIOCia , . W.GGN&. Register For Fr•e Cash Bonus I I I =: STARTING THIS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th /4. Wellston told To Explain Its Sewer Dallymg' I '' BY STUDEBAKER f,QVBTHAT TONIGHT "BL'v~ DENIM" ~ -- - E • T Cheer JayCees Xpectlng 0 300 Fann"lies For December 2 1 PROVEN ECONOMY, PROVEN VALUE- ;MEIGS THEATRE Off""-rs Ch' ance For N . . 'ew E11.a At·Katser· unnnum I Of Acct'dentS ONE NEW DIMENSION CAR PRESENTS PROOF- MIITIMO Due to wenther the meetma: p)8ce for the party o( the Philatbea lhe !dlddleport Church of hu been changed. The group; which had planned to meet Ill the home of Mrs Robert Rttbel, wail meet at the C'hurth at 7 30 p m Other hoste88es for the cveninl will be Mn Ed French, Mrs Fred I Cardner, Mrs. William Bradford, ue Ured but atanding aoldterly PITI'SlJUGH UPI - Membera of 1 treet,. told the cheering crowd i.be BrDtberbood of Railroad Train j that 8ume time qo he had made meo went on stnke today ag1mst up bjs mind that "somebody, the the P1ttsburah and Loke Efie Rall·l Lord w11Ung, [ would c... me to ' 08d halting operation[; o the m lndla" ,. ·dusU:tally important line and 1dhng J,OOO employea. E1senhower ArT Ived Jn New The wall out started at 6 a m Delhi at :L02 p. m. (6·32 a. m lflllr last ~mute efforts to re est,) half an hou.r late on a fhght wlve 14- dispute o.ver the handling from Kabul, Afehanl!tan, where <Jf freight caboose cars m the flntbyJastlc Afghans pressed so /railroad's Youngstown, Ohio, yardl, tightly in upon , his car that it ra•led " 1 waa forced to halt and U. S Secret Service men leap~d to 'tsl In addillonJ to heavy f ... lsttt opbumpers to bold &be crowd back eration• lfttwetn Flthburth •nd Prrme Mmister Jawaharla~ Ne· 1 V'oun ..town, • the stnb cu.t ofi an 31UlOUncement today by the company and hru, Prestdew. Rajend,ra Prasal ~ c.mmuter Mrvlce from th• 8Hvof America, local 5668 and all other top Indian Ieadere- er &nd Ohio River ~van.,, to The statement by Ronald E including one minb~r ~ho eot Pltt.11burgh, which •lrtidv w..• Rhody, public relabonl director out of a eiek bed to be present- platued by • walkoUt of trolley oaid, were gathered at the airport here and but oper•lors of lt1 m.in • As a reiUit of meebngs and t~ greet Eiaenbower. m•11 trMtlt syn.m. d~.~~:wwon• between Hpreaenta· ........... Hoatnl itive~e of tbe oompaay and J,he Nao tll.ere wu Nebru'a dauah· John W JW'rlier, P &: '!!'~oil, tlai !loY-eo<' worlco Is ter, ladira G&ndbJ wbo will ~ dent. chareed tb! UIJ.Ion . 1 'Crllln "' -""-- 1ttempt1n1 tO emba.it on a neW holteaa to -~ • ~ftDhow,r fuaed w t!UttPtiH.te witb ~ Doyle Jones, Beverly Offl by era of better ftlaUOnlhiP' betbe President's dallrbtei'·iD·law &'II mediauou bDar4 and 111d 1 I d 1 st montb rtoush, Sharon and 1'he event ..is spott· cera e ee e 1 u1 md unoffieiai first lady on ~e the oompauy wuuJd seek an 1 tween the union and the eom· tout juncll~ m Plttsburgb. U S. Dis· sored by the Juruor class, and starts at p m A select group the Meags County ~ 1c o~fa:e lpany. In reviewtnB the pa1t re.[ndJans by teru1 of thouuact. ttlct Court reqwrmg the train- of Wahama High bandsmen wtll present specllll numbers UJ.· ~0:~~~ ~;~t a~W::eeUn~ of the cord of difflCul.tP.eS and problems Yti ted b 'l'h R ed in th ff of the between the unwn an.j company, had 1treamed into towa in special men to ab1de oy tile procedures Yl omas e ' _ __ ~fa~1za o; he 0 ~:teea at Jt was found tbat aU toncerned U>aina, bu5ea, bullock carts, horae of the Railway La~r Act and en- rec a Is ury own• lP needed to take 1 fresh loot and Iran earri-a:ea by biQ)'Cle and ter mto mediatlqn. , Rock Sprangs endeavor to take a new approach on foot ' B.arriaer saad the trainmen s stnke "llefl• Lilly alfected" pl&nl.! f Off"'" '""'"'":.::' ':::.f~~ Improving theae po"' rebtoon· ' •• Ill' sea.aon were ' shlpa of U S ,:,teeJ Corp , Jone11 & Laughlin Steel, and Yotmg~>town ~ pttJ~dent, R~be~b0 ·1.!;c~~VI~ To e1fed a dean break wdh Sheet and Tube (."o. 111 the .P1tlB "I~::~~~~ ~~ink J:~st~n, Po:.e~ the past and utabliar the proper burgh and Youngstown distracts. , ~ d l L. t fUl well-balanced relations among the The M,iac Connt-n Junior Chamber or Co:1 ~ eXp®ts roy, wd appuwte cera 0 ......_ .._ •3· . , .n:n. · d d:le posmon de•d lor We last e~ev· peop1e 1 t Ra veaaw ood • it was mu· to make thiS a more happy Christmas seaeon or w nee Y eral yeal'll DY ~..~er.~~Id lteuter, Porn- lullly agreed to clear the wr1tten families here with Christmas baskets, clothing. ,,and lpys f6f eroy mhU'anee man, w.no ll~•ut· warnm1 recorde o( the 260 em· children. ~ Jaycees are hard at wort ~ an e~ort to<raise ed reappomtment oecauee 0, Ute jloyeea prevtoualy cha.raed w1th U 000 for tile project under the leadelship of Riebard Raw· press ol private blillne&a plrlicapatJon in tile August 11 ilDlegal poueu1on of deei" meat utigs, Middleport, chairman. ' • The Monday meeung was u1e legal work stoppage. eoat a Joppa n'IIDI $100 and ca.ts December 16 15 the deadhne 1 last for tbe 1969 board a1.d tJJe In further good falth 10 betln· In County Court tbil morning: for submitting names of needy 1 ' first for the tooo board, as Jta mng this new era of bett~r rela when be entered a guilty plea to , familles and the Jaycees bope f1scaJ year ClldB Nov 15. As JU tionsiups the ~ompany has a charge brought by game proCOLU.MBliS Ul'!-The OblO rthla year to turmah baa)etl of last act before turning over the C Ject.red tbe eharges and records tedor A. H. Joachim. busmeu to the 1960 officers, alllof those employees whose cases Delbert S8ndera. of the com· Water P!tlhation ControJ Board /food tor meals .tor the enftioe day y TUesd ordered tbe city of Wellwalh enoug.b staple& left over fat outstanding b1lls were paid and were iD: the arbatrati.on stai,e _for 8 muoJty back of Reedaville near &ton to explam wby ita sewage several meals, ufclud.in& treats the fmane1al report approved for \lnstiMatmg and particlpatmg ln Ute Forked Run Game Preserve, plant .oonstruction program I.S not lfor t.be kadd1ea Last year the or· publication. the Aucu1t 11 w11lkouL bad rreeh ll:tned deer iD lUI bome moving fast as tbe board would ganu.at1on deUvered food basketa te;;.~ ° ~P~m~;!Ye r~o~~ !:~ Frank Johnson and Charles Tbeae decisions ~nnot be eon· 18 treew when aame proteetora un. to :us famlltea. • ~ Radford were n8med to attend sldered a Vletory for either .c<~m· Joaeblm 1nd Don Willlaml, 8l"Dl· Hepreaentativer;; of tbe Jackson ' 1he group, ln addition to money tbe State Highway Patrol with the State Fair convention to be pany or the ualon, but 8re md1ca· ed wtth a warrant, Rarcbed bJ1 CouDt)' toWfl of 6,200 are to ap- contributions, are aU:mg for new, two drJvers eit~ and no lniur· held Jan. 12. 13 and 14 at the tions o£ Jood 1attb in the estabresidence yesterday • Pear at tbe board'e Feb. 9, 1960 used or home·naade toys, cloth les Deshler HJltun Hotel m Colum llshment of an era of better rela· Sanden at flr1t claimed that meetlng to 111how why the board tng 1 wh1ch WIU be sorted, pressed K!~~er~:~~~e ~~~e.!l;e~n ~ bus ( 1 Uona between the UDlOn and the the deer waa killed in Penn.Q'l· lhould renew tbu vlUaie'a sewaJe and mended Dec. 18 and 19, by charge, of reckl~sa driviol tol· MTh"e~ boa:da ~eets t~e t ~e eompaft)'. vania aDd liter that be bad kUJed dUD:JPiD& pernaU wbicll expired the Jayeeettes, and tood contr1 llo in ld t Eut on .... y o eae mon a It on bls OWD property witb I Nov 10 ' butlons. <.:ollectmg statLona are w g an ace en .-,~PA, tialisbury trustee's office boW 1nd arrow. But be wu un. . -'imon'• Market and the Pomeroy Mam St. about 7 P nn. car Three KiUed When able to produce the hide to IUJMNawhU•. ... ....... anlld- Motor Co In Pomeroy and the operated by VIrginia L. Davll, -20, 'l'l.oiA pOtt W• coat,.nalon; pattcll fulld8J dt.,Mflnl for .ttawlinas ' Motor and HaCkett ~lDI!IYdle, and ow,.t ~ ,CE'a d'IU NYCTrainllitsCar Later, foltowlq hja pies of .to. 12, wMn t:ltt: city of Sobio BerVIee in Middleport. A. Gl'mdley, headitil' welt lllld l' . COLUMBUS UPI-A :frederick1_ullty, be admitted lq tile aame YOUfilltown,. •n41 : c.iminunHlH ~nona submitting namea of stopped. Tbe occup.Qilllfl.ot!ll.~~ : town, Obio, coupl. and an Air protector• ~at ha had killed the Of Yellow lprlftllo Middleport, need !aPJUiel ite asked tG bst tempting to Jbove it 0 ·we ..... "'••· Foree etafi serpant were killed deer on prlyate ,.pro~rt)' 1D the Genu, 8lid NeW MM•IMrn 119 lumber 1n tbe famll oand tbe wa~ when it was struck by Kee· • Tue.day when their ·~•r waa deJoppa area with " JU.D. ac~lad to lnPI•In why their anelaex of thildre:. tons car appr0,8C~IJli ~m. ~ ~es& mobshed by a New York. Central 1 The Joc11 eame pro~ JCtort uid ...,... plant PNtlqm' Mw Money eontnbutlona ean be rear. ' ... paasenger tnln at a eroumg near thia morning ~at tbe7 have been mallod to the Mel•s COunt)' Damage to _the door and fen-~ MT. UNION, Pa, UPI-A Penn· 1uburban Worthlngt.OA. down, receiving comat.int. o1 jaek<licbt Ja c es Bo 4 PoQleroy and fot der of the Gl'tndley car waa e•U· l)'lvania Railroad expreu ttam Jq in the Forked Run trea nd pi:k:p 'of f~od' and clothing, call mated at $100 aad to t-be Keeton carrying about 140 pa&~ena:en, de: Dead were Ro~ert N. Lari· have been keeJna w•tc:h on the Pomeroy 31 9-J or 241, 14 1 y or car, ~. to the r11h& heldllaht, railed io a rugged mountain \more, 31, hts w1f~;, Margaret, 25, uei for 10me time. Sanden, t 6022·M qr 6105 J. dqor and fender. area of eemral Penna~lvania and Staff Sgt Emanuel L Bend· Middle however, cla:im1 to ' hive kUled "Let'ppor Ll work toward a The State Patrol cited E•ther early today er, 37, en route from Germany 1cb ~ t tbe deer iD dayllJbt, the warde1111 d Happy H CJ&rk M Maddleport, into Thr j d to 11ia new stat1on at Las Ve&al, reeelveo a M 1 oald, work. IN ercyy r mas a~ne 11n Melp C~unt)' Court' FrldaJ at 10 a. m, h t:e uera~ns ;ere y n ;~ Nev 11le deer meat wu eonlt1C8ted c:~ty,!•arch:fr~~~Rawlln&a urg· followmg an accident at tbree o'· ~~e~~lan: ~~~~. thee~levei!nder~ IDd will be aemd to OOIIDIJ fi'IIGI OIJt~DL HOSPITAL ed . Uds mormng clock yelterdty on Route 33 about left the rails about 12 30 a. m, MARKET REPORT wll'dl. Admtnecl: Wllllam HeUmaq, five miles nortb o1 P«<meroy. e 8, t. after atrlking a p1ece of CmCJnnati UPI -- Livestock: I~:;:~;~, Mr.s Clark wae cited for cron- machinery appa~ntly dropped b)' Cattle 600, calVes 100. Low to Opiaioa Handed f Richard Folden, Mid TO BE APPROVED tnK a ye~low lme wheo ,her ve· another weatbound train. average ct::o1.:e 700-900 lb steers 28, dleport, Mrt Corw Rife, llllddle·j COLUMBUS UPI-Dr. Roy M. h1cle sideswiped • a truck bfilng Dem aey t.. sutton, 21, 1896 E. good 901H200 lb 23·24.!SO, standard In Divoree Case porti Th.elma Custer, Mlnenvmo Kottman, 32, dean of West Vlr dttven south by Waz:reil F. Van 86th sf. CleVeland, w11 s admitted and good 848 fb average In , ID opinion ~d down WiUaam CollitlJ, Polllfroy. Jglnla trnJVersit)' College of Atlri·IMeter, 34, Route 2, LOng Bottom, to Lewistown General Hospital chmce ~b hetfera 26.50; mfSL thla mom~ b)' J'Udle Joho Ba· A dauCbtier to )(r. and , (ulture,,. wUl be ' approved for the 1aa he waa 1lgnaUng &nd making With baad and lea: lnjurtea. Mn good _ 24 oo; ullllt} eon in Comlaon Piela COUrt, Nel· o•• ,c - ; Johnaon, Lu&aviUe. same post at OSU. • a left turn, Dama&e wall medium. Jo Ann , Mlllli&m, about 25 , 4605 and utility and com 110ft Arther was trtilted a divorce East·We•t Hwy, Bethesda, Mr., few head from l!!bna Archer. Tbe a.u had d ' •i n g and John Moraan, 48, 40'7 E Lutton St., New Castle, Pa ' a rail. beeo beird lo & lenlthy seuion ..... 1:) ' Freezer Full Of Deer Meat Cost Man $100 owl,., Eleanor Circle To Meet Th urs day Fultz Home ! Or I I I JCers worn , ~ '11-...., I ,, ' ., l l'he blunt manhUDt in mod'm fug1t1ves include 14 white the state's most dangerous ...,and Word hu been recc1ved here of l2!lJ-~!O N, waa liPJcape-proof wu reooned lo• the HomerCarlelonlll CaroU.n.t. hiltbr)l at8pd and fl'le Negroes. incorrigibleand prisoners. serioWI Ulneu of Hom'r C today •£or i9 peyebopathlc felcma ~ One Rec1ptvr8CI 1 Stewart. the rinSieader, waa deto a hos who escaped from the lVJ Blulf The mass break out Tuesday by by autboriUea u a short • 1s a brother aecutity pri10n. 20 convicts wu mastetminded by squat, grayma mao. His crime Pomeroy, lor• tbe beavily (Yank) Stewart It waa career datee back to the 1920s B. ;~;;: ea:tended over the well planned and executed that when both hia father and brother BONO lf.!ctor Gf , the than eight houra elapsed were executed for the slayinp of before Mayor In the Soatlt and the ttme the pri1oners a deteetlve and an FBI agent. Tbe FlBJ a11o Jo~ ia ff:!n:,~:~·n;o:~l JOUnded. of the prilon until I !1:~ 0 Will recaptured ~orth l:;f::- c. 1 ii;; out. Middleport's board of edu- cation voted unanimoully play tbi! League game with Pomeroy during the regular leiJOD I ,....,ancy. s I aod tbe Middleport Yellow Jackets today Is on tis way G about 100 million-dollars a year Ohie St•ndarch Hith Geyer reminded that dnorders Tbey. Jlre ~ruceUos11, trichomonGeyer urged Iannen to vaecm spre8d more qulck1)' among cat Jaab, YtbriOita, and leptoapirmua, ate youn1 arumalfl against iepto Ue that are huddli!d closely in C.wa lfthchd with tUM di- and separate the1r speCJes dunng talm buildings than among thOIIe 1 INMI .,.. likely to •hrl latt- In the wmter months living out in the open. In wtnter b<8come sterile, or Most ser1ous of the four 11 btumonths most farmen house their perhaps pau ttt.m on to •nlmal1 eelloaJs, once oalled Bangs' Dl· • j D bama Wit h 1 g:uuu --• chance of other ....,.-and ...._ &ease But the slate ha& made 1101 l'tclF• .,_... l of brucellolilla and otlter birth-pre- V1bri0111 and trichomootllts are 1d progress tn eradicatmg all but ' vmUng sicknessea passing from both venereal dueue1. They are a fraction of It from 1ts cattle bot partleularly serioUI in Ob1o, Geyer saJd 35 counties are certi· aa.bnal tt •trimal Ge~ sotd ~· sal<~ t!le !it~te 11 cooperating 1mce JI1011t eattle are artificially l1ed to meet the state's current m the December drive by the r• ferttltted, Geyer Nld standard American Foundataon for Animal "Lepto" ia a disOrder flut d1• Ohio"• lf•ndarch .,. much Health to-! wipe:; out the four dl eovered in Ohio m 19~1 It often hither than rno4f S-tates whW. seuea tha\ - coSt 11 s farmen reaebes the aruma Ia ' ll1dneys and I cl•im to be certified ''" of the - - - - - - , -- -- " - - - - - - - -- - .1....., ht nplained. He pr•iNd Ohio eaHI- ,., -porotlng In tto• progr..._ t:f In November, the state auperr • •• AJ ~ e · Jl vised slaughter of 611 cowt, only 200 of wh>Oh •eacton. The r~st were suspected reactors. Ge· - AVI~N.S\1/0•0D, < , W. Va,- (SpeciB;l)- The_s\age bas been yer &ald w--<,..ail labot: management relatioos at the Ra-~ Aluminum and Chemical CorporaO tS Dr I "'I 0 1 I I a - Ohio's anima! lnduatry division serv- apreada 1t8 terms through thett The tradiUonal Thanklgiv· farmera today, urgmg them to guard wutel It too caUJeB cows, pags mg Day football game bea group of diseiUI4!t t&at prev~nt an~ and tbeep 1t:l abort and can be tween the Pomeroy Panthen apread among different apeaes Railroad In b The Preo"fr.:t~ .!~":.... , m- Pitts urgh I I lo ... Middleport , Warning To Farmers Issued Asking 'School Board tluards Against Dangerous Livestock Diseases Takes Action umoo • Stri'kes 1 a.- -~~~·· 1 « ----=--:-:---- DRdMERS TODAY AND I And it was an ahviou1ly emotional moment for him as he stood before a 'bulglt)und Pink Upped clo1tda ln the 11ettiag ... and told on eatimoted 60,000 to 70,000 Indians maned at Palam • Alrport that there must be { pe... ....... the oltemotlve II "too borrlble to contemplate " • of Silky 1Marr•age . Vows Exqhanged Sat. At BaptiSt Church I It was an uproarious flower-garlanded welcome i'or the Prestdent on his filth and so far most important stop on 1 his II -nation tour of Asia, Europe and Africa. 17-46. raditional Football Game Is n Way Out After Board Vote leaders in "our common quest for peace." - I I ton_. Olllo, Wedneoday, December 9, 1959 sident Elsenhowe1 's triumph- ~ al tour of Asta carried him to.. I re-1 Pomeroy-Middleport, India Proniised U.S.Helpln eport I enttne OHIO: P81r and a ltttt. WWIW Cltfttrll .,., MUtt~ ,.,.... ...,, 1NrtiY clouQ extrema ..,.... ,... tien. Jlalr .net Thv...,, • little ......, Thu,..,., Hllh -liDo. -u.c 'l'ri· 1 roll danemg and have in the put beat off many cbaUengera. The new ehamploM competed agamst five other couples and were able to remain 0 ~ top throughout the entire contest They received 8 beautiful sheet cake fTom the Ohio Valle)' Bakery of Middleport, the largeat N.ke ever awarder! at 8n)' rock ,11 roll contellf. in the area. 0-=1 - Weather l 1 Around And Ab.o ut M'ddl • at y e The Cradle of Uberty' Chapter of the C A. R met Saturday , at the home of Mn. Dale Dutton for a 1\Jncheon meeting. Ellen Dutlgl) alld llalban Jones were hoateso for the meeting. TO MEET FRIDAY day evemng for their r~gl.\lar.. meetmg The condensed (orm The Pomero)' wcru will meet The meeti.O& wal opened by the president, Jennifer Lohle, M.r and Mrs Leo W•lliam.11on. or Peter Marshall's sermon; ''Let':! Keep Christmas.. was read Frtday at 7 ao p m at the Feder· and the ·falloWinc· elected to make up the Nomlnating Mr and Jtr ~; Char lei "- 1lliams by Mrs Harold Thomas with M1ss Freddie Houdashelt read· ate!\ Church Members art! requeat· Conmdttee for 'the new officers, Jennifer Lo.hH, Kay Compand family of Charleston and mg the scnpture from the book 1 - ~-d to bnng g1ft1 for a aeedy fam · ton and Nmq Tltul. u- _-;:-- ~ 111 •• ,. __-in.....0 1 Ralph WlHI~f(lS of Dayton were of St Luke The rlevot1ons were 1 ily COdpOOI ratfd JfttJ 'fw the st. ..-.. n, . . .u.&o;:W •-: i w~:eKend ~;uests of Mr and Mrs dosed w•th tbe srngmg of snVlt MV7'1 I:Ddi&Ji SehOol tor &frll and ..,-'bifl, loqet JaDI the .P'int Welby Whaley N1ghl MUTING POSTI'ONID were bmll!bt to die by 1Am..-lcu C&rlotonH .Uol, Iller Mr and Mrs Karl Grueser and The meehqg of the Pomeroy tiM member,. I wbleh M!Q.Joil~l read the Chrittsun Bobby spent the weekend In Mrs WilliS Anthony president, Senior Mothers Club, acheduled for Ptoll'8R'I botlrl diltribut- lmu #!:~from the Bible. Co1umbus wJth Mr and Mrs presided over the busmesl meet tomght, baa beea postponed until ed by Nedra p;ra~ cftairman r.. ~ U,e program :Mia& Pat Quum and daughter, Cmdy mg and opened lhe meetlng With I next week of tbe prOJ'fall eommfttee Lohae n~ the poem "The Friend Mr and Mrs ~arl Dill and Mr prayer followed by a hymn with Bv FREDDIE HOUDASI>IIl't' -' Sandra IHwlh.&tGn waa in ly S,.-.;t and Mrs Walter Walker Visited Mrs Cec1l Bradbury as organtst. GRANGE MEETING /'barge ol tilt pr--•ID for the Gam.. were pia~ folio-•• .)unday w1tb Otbo Radford, Syra· Dunng the meettng a donation M d M p t L 1 h d k k S G 11 t .,.. ,~.. ... .... cu~ was voted to the foreign students r an rs e er a lc an oc prmgs range WI mee day and iblrOdUced: )(ra 0. p, ' the ilncilli or Chriatmaa carolJ. family of Wheehng apent the Thursday eveDJ.ng A potluck dm- Klein who Alii ~ IUimbera Tbe next meeting of the ChapJames Soullby a dl 011 hJs home at R10 Grande and the society weekend with her mother, Mrs. ner will be served •t 7 p m and 1 from Hta•l and QreUII. ter will be held on Feb. 13 at tbe on Lincoln Heiibt&. also voted to remember the BMTS Clarence Ebersbach membera are req'llttJted to bring -·-:""'-'-~-:::-=lhsa Susanne Arnold was tbe GirlJ at Chri•tmas t•me Mr and Mu Wilham Houck g1fts for needy chlddren tn the Montcornen •nd liOn, C. H. Wi.Jc, ::e r.:hler.n:: !'!b~:!:o with Sunday dmner guest of Mr aDd The members were reminded and Beth oi Mar10n spent the county Canol1 Blrket, Htfi. W8Iter Mrs Leroy WaL&on Jr. and family that the donations to the Scholar weekend With their parent&, Mr_. Brcnm, Jln, Ken Sb8~ck, RoOthers pre8ent were Nancy Mrs Ed King, Mrs. Durwood. ahip tund were due and Mrs and Mrs P L. Match and Mr and CHRISTMAS PARTY hl'J'f, M~( Vem Patter· s.:mmer, 'Sally Foater, Tommy Cummgs and Mr&. Mac Curn.tlllt Tony Fowler was appointed t~ 'Mra Robert Houck of Gallipolis. The Paat councilon of T1leodor iOD, Charles BG'.thill1, Miu G•y and MOI'tol!: Tbelu. suunne Arl'.~e Gathpohs v181tolll Saturday. accept them for the evemng and Mr and Mra. Withe Anthoay us Council Daughten of Amer1ca Jk'Graw, Cla.ude Bum1arner, nolcL Mr4. IJelen. JIVel, Mra. A. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lohn to turn them over to the regular and Mr: nd Mra. Gerald Anthony w1U have their annual Cbrietmu, Glenn Kosher, Janice Stidlwn, H Carpen~ and Mra. Harold and family oi Hamilton were chairman and children were in ColumbUJ and party Thuraday at 6.30 Tbomn Htrmon. I Lehee, the Chapter advisor. \\eekend guests o1 hill mother, · llaat Sunday vialtint relatives at tile New Haven Church. IJirtJUI, Dee 0: M:r and Mrs. Mrs Otto Lohn Mrs. Charles Bennett eonduet-. Mr and Mre. Tom Bareav1lle Will be an exchange of gilts. WiiUau, HJYe" Racine, 11on, Mr. Mn F A Chapman ie spendmg Mr and Mra. EarJ Spurlock of ed the Love Gilt Dedl('ation with and family, Cincmnatt, Vl&lted reand Mrs. JOabua- Holllnd, pt Pl., the winter in Spencer, W. V• , . IOD' Dec. &: J4r,,. Ud )In, Otis w1th Mr. •d Mra 1 C Jewart and Huntmglon apent Sunday with Mrs Leona Boster, Mrs Charles eently with Mrs Addt.e Btlter. GRANGE MIITING thea aunt, Mra. Otto Lohn, Vroman, Mre Lilhan McGhee 'I J d L1 vi d hter r ... _ Ohio Valley Grange will 1Sbe'ward, Gtlltpo,lJ.a. Mn,, famd.f. ' Mr and Mrs. Theodore Reed and Mni Frank Cheesebrew u Y e ng, aug o ........ 8nnual Chrlatma8 party -;;;.;;;iii;i;';i;i~'i,;;iifioij;ii;.~;;;;;;;;;;;;o;u;;.;,;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iir, Sr. left Sunday evenUJg for a presenting the Circles and Mrs Raymond Lievina: of aDd, pt'Ograrq Friday evenmc at weeks VISit m New York. West Columbia •pent SJ.mday eve· the Grarage Hall at Letart Fal111 ."! ' ' 1 Mr and Mr•... J , C Bright of Following the buamess meeting ' mng and n.i&ht .wi\.!er &rancl- it ts annow'Jced. ' 1 Dunbar were the weekend guests the program "(() Miles to Chmt paren I, Mr. an Jlll'old AD uchange of 23 cent llfta I 1 of herr mother, Mrs C E. W maa" was presented by the Dor- Cha.se. wtU be made aod a potluck din· !JuwnJe ('aS C1rcle Mra R1chard Owen M d Mr •-- . , _ d wiD eonelude tbe eveniD( 11 Ro~~ ....._., an 7 was the narrator for the program r. an J B Gall returned to his home and told of the happenanga from Mr apd Mrs Paul Haptonatall INJOY RABBIT DINNER at Belington Monday after a two day to day of Mary and Joseph's and children Edith and Billy vaMr. aad Mrs Charles iBu~k ep· l'.eeks Vlllll wtlh h1s son m law JOUrney to Bethlehem Other:.~ tak Jted In Laurelville Sunday \\rlth tertained w1th a rabblt dinner Sun· I and daughter, Mr and Mrs A R mg part IR the program were MrM:n~n:r~,; ~c~f~~~ler and day evemng at their home, Ruthmd Kn1ght Mn Hilrold Kauff, Mrs Dale family of Findlay spent the week Road. Mr and Mrs James Mc.nlgom ' Mournmg, Mrs Blan('he Hapton· G uelts were Mr and Mrs. Wil· , cry ;md family of Norfolk, Va, I stall and Mrs Frances Bearhs end wlth his parents, Mr and lard Ebel'sbach, !d,rs Theodore Le· Mrs Sherman Butler, Rutland pre spending a week Wllh bet The evemng was closed wath a .1mnmg them for dinner Sunday ltew and Vern GinN of Pomeroy and Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Middleport. parents, Mr and Mrli Pearl prayer by Mrs Ross Pullen after was Mn. Anna Brittentine l>ecm .11nd family, Mornmg Blar wh•ch the group were 1.1v1led to -:;;,;;;;;;;;;:;;,;:=;;;;:;___ TWIN SONS Mr and Mrs Eugene Dent of the basement for rerreshmenls Mr and Mn. James £ Quails Sprmgflcld were weekend guests by tile .,.,..,..,,, C"cle The lablea The AI mana"of her parents, Mr and Mrs 1!."''· are annmmclng the birth of twin C were centered wtlh poUed pom sons, Blaine and Dwaine. oo Satur arl Qualla and thEir son Putt settHU:I and whJte and rt:d canes Dec 6, at Camden Clark Hoawith candles molded In the shape Parkersburg. Qf canes and stripped with White are Mr. ed. lin. Grandparents and rrd nbbon tane and bell Carl Qualls, Cheater Road, Pom· eorsage:s ~~oere gtven at each plate eroy, and Mr and 'Mn lobo RH. as favors and a de&llert course was vey, Coolville Mr and Mn. W.ll· II ~erved by !he follow1ng Mra Bv Unlt•d Prtil lntematlon•l Jiant Tabler, COGIVI~le, and Jotepb 'l'h k' Fi B t Charles Lewas, who was also Today 1s Tuesday , December 8, Pomeroy, are great. IJ'alld· Ch he omethroy rats 1 'Pd chairman of the table decorations , the 342nd day of the year, With 23 Boyd, parents and Mrs Edith Johnson of urc was e scene a ur ay Mra G ld A th M G more days tn 1959 December :i of tile wcddmg of era n ony, n race Sutton, W Va. 1s a ~at Mreat :l'l.Jss Madalyn Martan, daughter of Hysell Mrs Frank Cheesebrew, ruJh;hli~;on Is approarhlng 11.s grandmother Mr and l.lrs Albert Murtm, Con Mrs Charles White, Jl.~r~ Clifford The Qualls' also have another dor St Pomeroy and Robert :ayes, Mrs. rony Fowler and an~h~e~~~nmg stars are Mercucy ~on, J1mmy Dee, age 22 months. f{ou~:~h, ~on of Mrs 'Joh n Roush and ra . L D Ddes. On th1s date m history GUILD TO MElT the late Mr Routlh In 1785, Ell Whitney_ inventor The PorUand Wortbwbd~ Gull~ fhe smglc rmc ceremony was of the cotton gln-waa bom. read at 7.30 p m hy the pastor, , In 1886, delegates from 23 kl.bor wdl meet at the home of Maxine the Rev Ralph c. Zundel before unlon.ll met In Columbue, Ohio, to Price ThUI'Jlday evening at 8 p m. an alt.ar wilh IICVen branch candel • Corm the Ameracan Federation of Juanit. Harril wtll be eo.bosteu. Members not havtnJ "My8tery Sjaahra on either aide Flower~> and Labor 1'he December mhting anci Ia li03, Prflfaaaor Samuel Lang· ters" are a1ked to brinil extbange additional candles completed tht! f lh A ley _ an aviation enthusiast- IUftll attruct1vene11 of lhe sanctuary for "hrlst the occaaion ... mas par1Y o e rna 1eur f II d l h Mn Elmer Wlckh<~m prellented Gardeners Club of Middleport w1ll d~I:en frlgh:s attempt lit Power· HOLZ:IR HOI PITAL Admissions, Dee. tl: Mre. Will· the , traditional weddmg IRU 51C prfJ· I ~~ ~~~~~ ~ 18 or:~~nc!tl~~ e;tnme )n 1920, few radio enthusiajts ceding the ceremony e J> r ur rauss IHit on their headphones and lam Hayes, Racme, Mrs. Joshua heard lhe Ilrst regular naghtly Holland, Pt PI ; MilS Esther HIY· The bride was lovely In ~ blue on S Third Avenue street length dress Ielllurmg K Members are to rcapond to the broadcut concert m Ame~lca ea, Lone Bottom; Mrs Lawrtnce Cltted bodice and very full skirt, roll call \vlth "A Chmtmu Idea" from rad1o dation KDKA, Pitt..· Gerlach Sr. , Pt. Pl ; Clifford with white acceiJsones She wore a 11nd Mrs Forrest Bachtel will pre burgh Johnson, Cllfton, J8nlce Stidham corsage ot while carnatiOns sent the Chrlstmaa slory In 1941, the United Statt'l de· GatUpc~ha; Mrs V1rgU .Hullina, Dolllcitoly """""'"'" Attendants for the eouple were Tho club will abo have a gaft dared war on Japan. Middleport, Wllliam Nid8y, Gal· yol<" IOtld an air i;l M111s Mary Heuon of Letart, W Va exchange with wrappings bcmg I In I 949, the Ch1ne11e Nattonah&t llpoha, Dec. fl Mra Undaey and 'Mr Honald Martin. brother of Judged government moved Its he&dq_uar: Lyona, Tuppers Plaln~J Mr1 Mack 1 Yl-lan diann to thtso 1 ters from the Ctuneae mainlan,.d Ly&ll, GalllpolJs; the hr1de Miss Hesson wore a hght P er Boga:1, 1 modolo of oaoy caro lllat walh Ill a o!ilp dry and tJ\ue 111.Tect length dress wlth black Other hostebes for the cvemng to Taipei, Fonn 01111 • Pt. Pl ; James Morro , GalUpolls; acceuones Will be Mrs .Robert Coatll, Mrs A thought for today American Mrs. Otis Sheward, Galllpotie. nod lranlnt. r.fl ~- ioncl lace trlllllllld noclcThe new Mr~ Rou11h, a graduale CiUford Rhodell, Mrs Ben PhH11on historian Henry Brooks Adama Dlsmlased Det 3 Benjamtn Ad· of Pomeroy Hagh Scltool, Cl11~s of and Mrs Gerald Preston 1•ald "Friends are born, not kana. Mra. Glenn Thomp10n •nd 11011 comploto tho protty pldvro. In pallll pink ., bluo. 1959, has been a teaclter in the made" dau,hter, Mn Geora:e Joaes IDd 1 aon, Mn. Harley crou1e and dau· Begmnm Deportment ol A. ' - - . n .... ------- ................. . U-t5 tl!lt Church Mr noush WOMIN TO MElT a:hter, Mra. Eldrld1e Sauer, Mr1. Roa.a Bailey, Mra Arthur Helm, L Woltl -o.ll11tal to ......................, .... ,, f3,9$ rrom Pomeroy High The Phllathea Woml"n of the of 195>6 und ~tudlcd TV I Middleport Chureh of Chrlat will Bitlie Colima, James Ha~kett, AI· mg ll11 wa11a teacher m meet tills Thuraday evening at the fred Bius, Jo~n Marr, Mra. Jlay 1 Deportment of the Baptist home 1.1f .\,r and Mr11 Jtobert Relbcl Malone, Mra Ida Stttflet, , Terri I The Christmas meetmg of th€! on Leadmg (,':reek Road &t 7 30. before leavmg for Charle~lon, Jeatl Turner, Betty laae Sproule, VII, where he 1s employed all a Eleanor Circle of \he Heuth .Meth· In&Ide FUiers Wll11e Fox; Dee 8: lllra. Willl•m Yideo englne~r and techmcal d1· odl&l Church of Middleport wUI be .:::-::-:::c::--:-:::::c--c:soJ.,btorJ, Mn Loull Fried, llln. rector for staUon WCHS held Thursday evening at 7 .30 at SUSPEND ACTRIII Paul lmJ and aon, Mrs. •Pau~1:..!.:~~~!'!!~~ The couple are 11t 2417 the home Gf Mrs Bernurd Fultz HOLLYWOOD liPI-Mtreu Waflhangtun St Eut, The &roup will have 11 $1 g1ft ex Joan Collins hal been placed on W Va and al8o will have pru:es for · 1uspen810n by 20th Century Fox wrapped package for falling to report lor the film· Jng of the movie "Sons and Lov era" in London Ml811 Collins ln New York , was reported unbappy because script changes she b1d ~· promlaed were not made. By LUCILLE HAWKINS • 1 Monday night to next year However, schedule committments of Pome.roy raise the possibillty the Turkey Day game, which haB beeD a football season climas for 35 years (in modern lintel) may be played for the last ' I I ' • time in )960 Tl"' poulbWiy wu ,,.OIIIize4 an the dt~uss•on of the motion approved by the echool board. No ........... of II .... ln<loded lD the motton, however. aC'eO!'dblc to Supt. of Scboola, Lee JkComaa. Bolb ocboolo bove Plo1inl eom. mitmenb in 1960 on tile 1ut Fr1day m Oclob<r wben tbe two nvata norman,- would meet CICh ether. But Ml<kfleport'a .:!om.nJ.ll,. ment to play Kyger Creek 121 mgarded aa e,uy to break. Thia comes about because Kyger wd ouppooed to ploy Mldd.._ tbio ' year, and dld not. Tbu1 l(idtlle-Two Improvement projects at the port 11 not under "e~al" rq. Pomeroy aemor high !Chool during peruubdity to plaJ KJser oat lhe Cbrtlt..., va..uun were pion- ....,., ·ned la5t ntgbt at • meeUng of ~ Board of Education in Supt Char- l'iot ao, Pomerof. lea Glbbl' office ~ 11te Panther• met Oak Hill dUa Tile columbWl HeaUng a.nd Ven- SUJOo oa tile date iD quettkm. tilatmg Company wu awarded a have a conlract &o return the contract for furnace repairs and favor next 1eai' at Oat Hill p\aDB were made to eqwp the act· Howard KIUgbt, Pomero, hiCb ence room vnth more adequate school athletic director, laid lion· plwnbmg and wiUl more eqwp- day n.lebt: ment undeo- lhe $1,13~12 federal "I ..., uy wbat we1J be able grant made available by the Na- to arrange. 1t'1 even poYible we llonal Defense Education Act. mlgbt help set up • Kyger creet TbJs mtmey 18 made available as -:-Oak Hill game oo tll11 date, rew of our eontracl" 50 per cent 01 science 1mprove·j heving Reaaona advanced lD th e llid· mer. to local schools Both of these improvemenl.! must be made when dleport. bo~rd meetiD& for tatinJ' school io not In seseion. tbe m1tiaUve 1D eanc:e1li.n& th~ late ~asoo came ~ reported In another actwn. the boant to be. adopted a new salary schedule for -Moving 1t ahead would e1iJDl. 1960 w1th starting salanes set at nate the usual need for the teiJill / ~~1 ~ r:ngi~;st~~·:S·': ::~ tea~~ , ~':face ~~~ewe:n~:· and Yon ..:ti JIOOr 1 ilt cars ex nence The new w lh :;o~.;J.ry YSCIJedulriS made Ib]e ea er c ..... ons. b tb 1 id ~ th - Moving 1t ahead would &Ive ,.~lUI.Jle h.·~~::l:n ~n~. m e basketball "a b~" which now . m both sehoola bai Men binder' A spee&lll meetmg was set for td by the fKl that .U _ otber Tuesday, .uec. 2a, lor lhe purpoae SEOAL schooll Dft:pt • .t.cboa of wtndmg up the 1959 busme~ (and Jackson ends ill t'ud;ey DaJ. W A vtl:.ua, prestdent, H E ~a me Wlth Oak Hill ru:zt year) Boney, \Ice presldtnt, and J Ed ;;.tart fun &qu&d eaa:e dri.IJii afull ward, Jooslu, mcmoor aud clerk, two weeks before die P.aotbln " 11d .sup~ uwas attellded land :ackeb. 1 a.h ad J.i.miDaW Ibotb t~~~: h!vtnge ~ i)r!dtte and w"• 21mpr vemen IPJ d Durin anne g Chnstmas • r•lJDe I j 1 I I 11 f:e I A•ahens '"'oodsman W ., , Goes Free On Jury's Verdict COLUMiUS UPI- An Athens County lum~rj~ck wall:i!d out of U s. D1str1ct C..:Ourt .a fr~ man TueadQ after _bemg acquJtted of tr'JlDB to derall a Baltimore anel Ohio .fre~Sht tram A Jill")' deliberated tw1.1 hours betol'e fmdmg ShuJey Withrow, 38, Mmeral, mnocent of placmg a 240-pound cros1 tte across a track near Zalesl::J State Park 1n Vmtcm County ~mmer 1 perform u.nder ad-.ene weather lcondJttons One debatable -pomt. wbieb /Supt. Mt'Comu pomted out ~0 one yet i:lion the 8lliWet tn., 11 ltbat chanCIDI .. th'e date mlaht hurt the gate . No more' tlwt .t,L .. o •ans, meludinC about stude.11ts watched tb.@ 11158 ~ke~ Oay game, not a very good gate Atte~dmg the school board meetmg were Vice President 1l!:r.oerson Jones, who PNStdedi j-L10nel Boggs, and Richard E. Hubbard ),bsent were Mrs. E. 0. Rall. recovermg from a fractured hlp m Hotrer HospitaJ, and Pre1s1dent Bruce Lloy~. out of towD on bust~--- _ _ eoo I 1 Baseball Magnates Steamed Up Over Chisox Deal For Freese •,, ' • � 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. 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