https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43484c3e2dff676a14effc2c87e5b8c9.pdf 4caad0d639086fec37887b5f619cc7e5 PDF Text Text • The OAI LY SENTINEL Pomer'oy-Middlep.:~rt, Ohio !~~~~5~~----------------~==-~~~--~~~~~--~ ' • Of F • h Frontier~ alt ' . • ;.... ..U:, in cootMr.,lon witfl County Mlnlst.rlal Tht Daily s.ntlnoel J!Pt!."fl for ib rude9' 1 s•r· by one of lh• mlnast•n >1w our ,,... In "Frontiers of llaltb."' Today'"• HrfMnette Is fNm the pulpit of the f1r~t lbptht.. Church, Pomeroy, ... Mlitl •"•II• lr REV. RICHARD DeMOTT (Writtwn for Th• 0•1ly S.ntln•l) WHERE ARE YOU GOlNG? 1u1t • Oaly a Uttle a.'"' ,_lr., REV. RICHARD H. DEMO'ff ;ng?" It might ... a, tt.c1 ltr 1 fr'.nd Who m..h .. , on the ... strHt. It m1ght bit aikH .... th• hcktt agent at th.a bus ter"n~lnal. But lUSt wher• are- yW ~..... -In llf•, 1 mun? Two little barefoot boys sat ln the same seat at a country school The., came from sl.mllar llom.es They attended tbe same Sunday Scholl! and church The o..e Mk· ed Ch.11st to enter his hfe abd to be h.1s Lotd Today he IS a resped· ed Ch.nstun bus1aess man With a lovely famtly and one eateri'n.g thc 11 home w11l see the secret of tls beauty e-xpressed on a motto hangm2 on the wall, "ChrJ!It IB the Head ()( Th1s Home" The other boy"- welJ ht sbut Chnsl out of h1s ltfe He dnf'ed along h.Js own way, and ended hi& life bchmd sLccl bars wearmg a they BAKER'S EVERY DAY SPECIAL SALE! CEDAR CHESTS $29.95 54" Cabinet Sinks $99.00 BUNK BEDS Complete $69.00 FRIGIDAIRE Automatic Washer $229.00 FRIGIDAIRE Automatic Drver a $179.95 RMS. FURNITURE $299.00 1 Pie.. Delue Osborne IS employed A number of games were pia} ~d w1th pnzes awarded to Mrs Dan Wli1te, Mrs Ralph Graves Mrs Fred Nease received the dom prize [ Refrrshments were ,s.erved k Mr and Mu Raymond Robbin~ parents of the br1de, M195 Av1s Lou Robbins, M1 and Mrs Gl em Arther and sons Mt s Dan Wh!11 and daughter, Mrs Ralph Graves Mr aM Mrs Fred Nea~e and son Mrs Ruth Evans Mrs F. W Peo pies, Mrs Joe Cook Mrs Charles Russc II Mr .ahd Mrs Carrr11! Sn O\\dcn and sons, Mr an rl Mrs J ames Har,r,lS, Mr and Mrs Julms Sau vage lr and daughter tbe hon ored guests and the ho:its I Solid Maple I BEDROOM SUITE $88.00 WROUGHT IRON MAGAZINE RACKS $1.00 Z PIECE $unray GAS RANGE $99.00 NEW 1955 ARVIN 21" TELEVISION $149.95 LOVeJOY , Cire/e W'// POMEROY BEND THEATRES . . ....... . . . - ft:MPLI , , .. .. .. . . ... . I MIODLEPOit1 TODAY . TODAY W11ne Morris, J r.., " II Lydon ~~.._ rr..aea. · LAUGHING ANN tTet~bnicolor) Lolli• Hayward; Charles V1ct.nr Wend~ll San, aad Mon , Nov. 14...15 f M'J'ey: l'orrai Tw.ler Sun aft(t Mun., Nov. 14-15 HELL BELOW ZERO 1\NO('K ON WOOD 4Teel'lnJeolor) Alan. Ladd, loan Tett.el ,..H.,.. Sun. 2 pm Contlnuou• ' V. STRANGER-·~ Charlel W: \ The THE SAINTS GIRL FRIDAY , •J (T<~<"hnh:olor) j Uannv KaYe: Mal UlterJIBr Mlalaht Sh., Stturd•y 12 00 Metinee Sun. 2 pm Contlnueus '' 1 A hCtoJne ·==~~~;:.pc:r&lnifled enterprise by Bas1l ... and th(! Syd- --;.·i;_;· ii.~•. , ~ustQess-man t..; "'JleU Is 11 ragma:, ai hts !tiller ~ow ~ero" was wrllten ~een by Alec Coppcl for tN aDd Max Trell trom R1~hard Mal· lioltll'rt'l sdaptlbon bJsed on the novel ''The Wllit.e South" by Ha.m mo•~ lanes. Mark Robson dlreetl!id for ptoducen lrvu~ Allen aq;d :Albert R. BrOCICoJi, whUe Gecqe W. Wutouchby served •s auociate producer l taten1ent 'Famil~es For Bodies To Be Recovered ·1})\.\l ~>\ \\D ·~ r NOTICE 'Y:JA HIAit Of anyone tape,. rec~trding his o..-n funeral ah••ct of ttme? Well, Gottfrld ~ar (i...t), 17..,•ar•l.cl St. J4tfi.-.,, Mlcf''., ferm.r, wrota to Dr' Preston Bradl.,. _.ing ftmacl Chicago pa1tor to r... ,.w.; tha tape"'econt.r whlla Dr. Brtdley, back· ed by chair mamber&, chllnn 1 45-minwN edvance fun•ral servl~te 237 92 l 084 50 2,{!97 35 ancl •"J.ooy. &ill- 8~00 3135 50 119 00 667 00 F~ Mason County Schools .uilding Fund lO'.l 00 1000 12 00 3 004 50 775 50 6~1 ~0 56900 300 00 23900 30428 2~000 32 12 to keep sales volume ala sat!.factory level. This can lie over· come to a great extent by carefully planned advertising. As 10835 4160 a,2oo oo a control medium advertising can be of eonsldcnble value in keeping sales at an economic level. Relall mcrthanls however ' especially those in small communities, are confronted wltb 63 00 91250 127 50 ' 3574 the need of a very flexible advertising medium, one thai can be used regularly enough to suil th~ needs of lhe momMtt. ( 2390 .• AlliO, it must be one that can be lalk>red 1o fil any budget I and at the same lime give maximum coverage. Due lo. nu~IMAiing prices II must be advertising tltal can be piMfted ttl reach the buying public within two or three days. ' '"~~;~~~~~ ' Newspaper Advertising is the 'advertising vehide thai to retail ' merchants. II fills all of their requirements and has been the publish two ne\lspaprr. In the ~lelgs·Mason aril.a ~ ., ' ' will ll!it ~' give your adverllslng the bcsl coverage In this ~·~ •· • ~tl JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS Ohio Valley Sentinel,, Inc. • , , ,.. ,, '-if ;i~ ·;;. ' ,..'• ·.;w~('-" .>l ., , ~lUBAfd~l to -tfte Melgs General the weekend were Kauff, Pomeroy, Mrs Juha Tittle. Pomeroy, W11l Rey nold8, Mlddleport Carolyn Bell Pomcro), Cdhe Kloes, Pom.croy , Roy Mohler. Langsville, Mrs Mar~ Little, ChcshU'e; Mrs. Magg1r 'Brown, Pomeroy Rt 3, Bct1y J"ane VanMeter, M'.ason, W Va D•sm1saals W(!re Mrs. Ehzabeth Fredertck, Long Bottom, Alva C W11la. Pomeroy; Mra Em1l John son, Racme. Vaughan Pnce, Rut land; A1,1stm Russ ~n. Middleport, Nootal;•c Sigler and lnrant no,anO H has proved bcy<•nd doubt to be of greatest value Enter Over Weekend Patients The Ohio Valley Sontincl, Inc. Is at yOUJ"~~rvlre. We · Federal Deposit Insuran.. Corp. coni t l01r fOr. hu no Untted to lmP:OI• his funer... 1hows tft.hnlc~n '$ii4 Tho~sandExifected In Receipts IY STEAM Member Federal Reserve Sytilem 1 , FARMINGTON w v. GmJ stncken fam•ltes of 15 men BY H. D. QUiGG entombed by an e:tplosmn at the Jam 1son Coal & Coke Co No 9 United Press Staff CarrftPOntlent mme kept a lonely vtgrl taday 1 CLE;VELA.ND UP-Prose~uf.ioD wa 1tmg fnr a raging undergl ound , atlo• neys loday lined up at! array flre to be chokl'd off so rescue 1 of xpcrt pollee Witnesses t~> tes· squads can brmg out the bod1cs llf em Ute murder trial of Dr of the v chms S Y 1 H Sh ard amue epp All fl~te entranc•~ t~ •:e l~ge Ch 1.t eui1tant couDty ~...cuml~, 4hlc"11rec:•ndt ~ • u:c.•~· tor John J. Mahon m••~ plain •.~ • , m, 10n •r rem • • that h11 axp«ta wou·.; cencen:tt sa:e· ... tr•t• on showlnt that ""' • h:ji" ay0 a:C. yur old osteopeih ••• rll(-\1111to. • u "''" tc • ant to an...-r q.,...5ons t ~~ndtd Mtne ~ork(.1 Hents w)llc:h occurred .lvfy 4, ~ ;_~ It was 1\0 11 • ~n s • tt.. morniM~ hi1 pr..n.nt wtfe. d!htpnal r•scu• ~quada Into tM Marilyn, ;.,..... WuciiiiDed te PJt. death m hr beef. I most important, single factor, in the success of ma~y. Make Chrismas~ '55, 1'he Happiest Financing Said $3000 'J • ' Delayed Action · · lndicates Of Dixon!'Yales 'Investigators To Testify T . l UP- !In Sam s na - THE ONE PR.OBLEM common to all businesses Is-how to "!"~ Lost·. Nearliv 2,l89 88 • 500 00 .be sweeps l~t~l:IF,,a. 11-efour~cful, Ml hodond .' . ' . . . - - . . 14'-"t!Y T...ar <tou4r I RETAIL MERCHANT A1 the huuscd ad\cnturer, Ladd proves. to be more than B match lor challenge, man ,,...lthle CATION OVECDEAL l56 57 POMEROY, OHIO WIST VtaO!N!Ar 5c .' The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company _,.,. T.,.,•.,. Phane398 The Problem of the .-~ Mason Furn. Co. w. teo .......... Clou" .... mltler. f °1 toj r;·~ ~~r':. ~ ~ f~ ~;1 , ~h• :drl • ""'0:: cl; T~~e 15 rnen, all rruuntenance wort"lr~> were trapped in the mme Fred Drenkhan, the- a.y Vtllaxe atroltnln who lnve.Ugated. the wh.el\ an explOiaon, beheved to ~bymg, returns to the •ituen been\taused by an accumulatiOn st-and lo eomplete tril" testttllJ2MY of methane gas, belched bl~k th•s mol·niq;:. He~e follOWed !IJlok~.Jnd Ua.mes 10to tlw- sky b .Ba1' VU181{1. i-ef It ttt.o'iJillttltQ .m&ln };61"1a1 aiW~att-1py Eato-n • • '" h.ous-l! Saturday afternoon , Larry ltouk 16 year old bn Howard Jenkms, 1 38 year otd Ba} Vlllage 'Mayor S ncrr father of four children, wu t.h' Huuk will follow Eatwa to ~the f~rd known v1ct1m. He was k.tl. d whil nd th f stan ad e ste lng '" • an Mahon mrheated young Houk hl>use The 16 d .. ths mfllde It would complete hiS testlmOIIY be the wor$t m1n1ng d1sester tn fo e lod •'s tnal seconon IS 'over r 8l v·.. West V1-rg1nta in 10 ya:ars. Datectives To Tutify Officials sa1d it may take days or eVIt'n as long as a month for He sa1d he would then mtrocluce lhc fire to be extmgmshed hy , two Cleveland detechves and pol· shutung off the a1r dependmg on j•ce techmcal experts to tell -"f how b1g the fue IS and how much thelt ftndmg!! m the IIMirder a1r already ts m the mme The twtt Cleveland 4Mec:tiy•s. They Will keep a constant check 1 it was l..rnH, hacl urg•d Sh-.. on the atmosph ere m the mme by I pard's arrHt the day of th• taktng a1r sam piPs at \anous bore ' crime. The osteopath ftnally holes to see \\h.en 1t will be saf.:o. Wll taken int• c:ustody July 30. to crack the cnncJ etc seals The detectiVes Robert Schottkr and T'atr1ck Gareau, went to th.<' CHOIR WILL PRACTICE Sheppard home the day of lhe Tile JuniOr Choir o[ the federal - ktlling prepared to accuse thf' cd Chureh Pomero) wtll have a young doctor of th~ cnme special pracl1ce Tuesday evedUlg But they sa1d they wer~ unable at 6 30 The group ~ ~ preparmg to (!Uesllon h1m bec.a.use he 'had thctr Ch-r•stmas cantata Director been taken to Bay Ctly hospital of the choir IS Mrs WJI\iam Ken- an mshtutJon operated by Shcp nrdy pard his father and his broth-ers I NEW Furniture OHIO: - - •Jiol ..,, - hlnllht· I p~rti~~~~~~ - ~~t===~ ~ - - - enter· l.,!Ladd's shlp and s:l!nds to the bottom but h1s own vessel recelvea a mortal 1hol from an exploslve~aded. ltarpoon Ladd, the girl and ottKir survlvon ll'C marooned on the lee A fearsome battle w1th axes between Ladd and the luller who also 8Urvaved. the loss of h111 own <&hlp, provides the tense climax of tbla thrtlHna fUm .e ' ' I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. CltET HADDOX and llis Orchestra ,. ,...._ • • • ELR~RFElDS· $299.00 Round Dancing fi'OMERO} ~· 3 R00ms I Music By ' I I ; :;: •; THE DESPERADO I Rutland Furn, Co. On 1'he BnJ;!htf'sl C1Jrm:r to Mtddleport MEIGS I th.J~ I::: t · Furniture _..,.. cl (,~l.' I BAKER ~i:; I '"'"'·I 9 PM 'Tll- • \ I Hove Gl'ft For Home 0/d Fashioned F;,.•l I~~.:~~J~'~n·.~·~~;~· SATl'RIJAY, NOV. tath "' \ed or .I ll ~ ~] , :; '· Jr. Lodge Enjoys: /;, EAGLES . ) mel S humw<~y 's " ' J' Sh Living Room Suites l $88.00 DIVIDED TOP .. .• Teen Age Party Given For Mary Scott Russell I M1ss 10n~ n CHROME DINETTE I $99.95 .' • I H...,.., £a:o: . •• • I c,rmr.l - Mr and. "Mrs Homer Circle aod treasure• Ow en B1<~tt on , teac her, te.r--1n law , of Crooksville, Tuesday famlly h.ad as Sunday dmner Paul Smi! r t , ass •stant teachers, krs W1lllam Cook was at HolPavJd na 1st JJ and J Anlbony zer Hospital, 'l'bursday, for a guests, Mrs Helen Perry atut son DKrmyo, and the Rev Rtcbll'rd Boscoc David Da rst J r presided chf'Okup YoQng ih the absence of the pres1dent, H'arold E Hubbar d and opened Mrs Harry Stratton Vts1ted Mary Grace Stobart spent Tuesthe mcet 1ng wllh p1 aycr 1 h.e de- M'c nday With. Mrs Walter Gil day mght w1th Dorothy Circle votJOnal s ~ n 1cc was conducted more oi Pomeroy Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle of by MIS owen B1atton ' Great Bend anti Mr and MTs ~ J oh.n Edmcmds and fr1 e nd, Durmg the tltlsmess mee tmg, Cl! l!ord Hay es g i:I V ~ the rcpo 1t Mtss Etbe) Hu.me of Greyson, Ky Virgil Rousb and twO children 1 Sunday of P•ants spent SUnday after· t to n to lht• Weekda y Ilc l! gwu ~ were Fnday through noon w1th. Mr.s Mltry Circle of the nom,n<Jtmg comm1 tt ec and guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnold th f:' ci <Jss al, 0 \' ot ed a contr1bu Mr. and Mrs Gurett C1rcle Ed~cc<~ tw n pr<JJl'Ct · Phn~ wc1 e Mr and Mrs Carl Scherobarth. and Mrs Sadie Morrison of Racme~dt> for the Chnstrnas party to 1 vJsJted Sunday afternoon 1n the Ine, S'pe nt Sunday w1th Mr and be held Dec 9 home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mrs S G Ci rc le Mr .md Mrs Ed1son Baker Arnold all'd famtly Dun& Moore spent Sunday aftCir WUl 1n cha1ge of the recreatwn Mr and Mrs Clarence Swau no on With Orvy Gam er fm the ("Vcnm g and conducted a Dr Macalmaw and Mrs Anna sc n es uf contests and games ger VISited Saturday evenmg in Sw:un and son , Phillip of Colum, Mrs Hayes . was asststcd by th.e home of Mr and Mrs L}'l e bus spent the week end with Mr set v Hys Kmgsbur) h dRoad .M1s f 1a n k eli ccsc b rew S elld of Sch and Mrs Ed1son Hvush and fam un ay oo1 a an atten lly 1n,g il dess ed cour se to lle Rev c E 11 0 ~ t Mr an d Mrs Kalaj dance uf 13 and collecHon of $30· Ralph Lee called o-p Mr Mr '~lmd~ Mr an d Mrs Edis on 49 and Mrs Thcod ote Rose, Sun~1ay !B.a.kf'l t\l r .. n li Mrs Ow e n Bra t Monday dinner guestS' of MJ s afteiiJOOn t1 n :\11 .~rtd M1s Davtd Danl Jr • Stratton were Mr G<~lcn Shank - - - -- i< J<~ nk t h li sdm~\1. Ch tloJd Hayes 1 Mrs Fred No~cl1, Mrs Florl'nc~ THREE ENTER. HOSPITAL 1 Herron all of Colwnbus Frank ArtnntteU lrt th e M n gs Genet til 1 Rush\IIlle S!ratton of Zan esvli\e, Ohto Jiim Hosp1Lal hulay were Clarence ~Y t:AtH. KIBBLE es Mum:on Curl of Dayton, 0 Andrew, Pum"roy, Al\0.1 Will Pom l <~r em (' Bakel Reedsville ha s and Mrs Gladys Str atlon Heal! eru-:; und Sha ron t;1 Je Pomeroy pu~cn, 1 ~e u the Ch.~Lie::; (Gus) Sm1th of Pa~adena C&IJforma DtsnussaJ we c I:a 1 Sm th 9 1 1 1 fe~ 1 111 an 1 1s cre<: lmg a new h.ousc • Pomcro} and KctLh cn nc L Par on se~m1 ·1he bwldmg matenal ~~ 1\ tr Hnst or of Reedsville anrl suns Purthm-1 bemg d<ltoJ{rcd by the Weathct FJ,onlr B:tkPr and two sons of Num man and Cala"ay Co, o£ Tuppeu bt.•• Nme are the contractors on YOUTH GROUP TO MEET Pliltrl ~ anU Cool~ • iic •he Ill'! Clarence Baker home 1 he We~ tmm st cr 1 Juth. Fellowl h u lt•s \(,u ::. J Smtth ts makm !.l ~h.Jp wt\ 1 mc ~;:t at 6 p m at the ht ~ h.ume ~ 1th th e Andrew Buch The Floyd Barrmger an d W111 ,,r.m ram! IY me Ba1ley families had new tel c F:ns l Prfs by1enan Church. wJth f r rd L e wi~, Mc:iera tor, as the lht llalll S Ht othc1 s !U C workmg VISIOns mstalled last week lcadPr <~t the B<Jrt lll g 11 used cil r !tJt Mrs Floyd Barrmger and son ,=:c"'-==..:-;.;-;_-;:--;:--::._;-;_-= - c:;;.;;-:::;;-:;-:;. - , M • ~~ Al~ e l3 a1iey ha:; relurned 1 r1tl lll In xtcndt·::l. vtsll w1th th ~ Junwr wc:Je b usm c~;s VJS!Iors 1n l3elpre and Par keri>lhllrg F11day Hub! II 0 ,1) f.am d :t- of .S hade I Shall be out of my office from . i\! Be lt Shumway Fl rn•d B.Jrrmger was called Ito November 12th to Nmemb('ll' 22 nwH d Jl)m \h ( Em llch. fa•m ba d: lake !\ii and Mt s Wmn1c Batie} to 111 ( 11 1110 tf M1 Office A ~ndanl In Charge to se ' thc11 dt:tt or at P o mero~ 1 bt olh ti i 1f'J 111 RPed ;;~~ JIIe M, Saturda} t 1 (:hum~ J h,;J <; cmplo;,.m ent on tht' ., C \ B~ 1 11 It • l:tJ m lit 1m{n l •,hbett wiHJ has been tl1 .1 1w1 · t 1 h me wJth lhr Cha tlt ) l~ 1Jd f •nil;. v' Coo!v11le r{'tu1 nt tl to lh l lwnH of hts ~b' ('z M1s Ma JOI tLmc! <.~lph !\l1, r J, ,md olph ""as '>l ~ ltm g l11e \Vtl lJ,.,m 'K•bhle hi me on Do.,: H z dg~ the pils l Wfek \ \, llrl::; zuger and son of Dog J.Hig( 111ln rt ed Mr ~ El tza K1hbk !" u lli'Lk io<~d s of sl.-1b wood Siil u1 rl n Junlll, U11 lon 'Whrl c Chap el Local At .. Thursday mght at the were Saturday . dmner Jueata of lilr and Mr5 George Ro~erta home of Mr and Mrs CJJ(ford Mrs Hirry Stratton and daughter, Audelle, &pent Suo Hheli Othef' new of!icen a1e v1cc pr esident . Will aNJ Hurley, Mr and Mrs Clarence Sw&n· day afternoo-n With Mr. and Mra !:IOCretary Mrs O"en Bratt on, ger YlSiled his brother and ffi S Mastm Roberts oC Rock springs '""'fOrt 411-Veo~~Jre F"l -- Saturday, November 13, 1954 A "teen age' parLv was hl'ld Fnday evenmg at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Russell , Mid dleport Hill, celebratmg the thirteenth b1rthday of th.l'Jr dau ghter Mary Scott on November 11 and lh.e tturtecnLh b1rllrday of Jennifer Sue daughter uf Mr and Mrs James Dame is , South Thu-d Avenue Red, white and blue tluora tmns were l.lSed throughout the Russell home and pm.es Wl!te won by Janet Slobar~. Yvonn(' • .J. Oiler aod Dtck Barns Mrs D~n Nifty Stitcher• Plan I m OW8 leis and Mrs Russell Sl•rved ICt Dinner At Little Howe , cream and cup cakes, decorated ( Theatre w1Ui mm1ature flags, and the Host~sH gL ts were prestot·'1;\1... At large birthday cake was decorJ l o Mrs h B h W -•-.._ A1 an Ladd stars a. a Wila Ie o ( ted ug ear s orr OC'QQ with a flag G<tmes and d Y nlng When ' •c ay c e IL an adveDturc fUm, Columbia Pie· da~mg were enJoyed dunng the I lh N ft S'l "' '-hcrs •t e( e lv 1181 " " ttb evenmg h h P t,ures' ''He e()W (.ocro, a e rr orne omeroy ' Guests were Janet Stob.1rt Lm PI rc made for th. Mel.... ""'-ea"'e A Warwidc: Pr&ans we - 'n ...... da Nelstln, Jamcc Asbu1 ~ D1xtc ual Chnstmas dmner to be duOtion, the thriJ~..pa~ed and Pierce Gall Malden, Sonja lien at the Little Howe, Mi.d~leP.Ort speetaeuU.r n-ew screen excite drlcks, Carol Hudson Carla W•l wJih a party to follow at the r melrt W~J actually ltlmel;l, in col I son, Jane Hoyt, Polly .I hontas home or Mrs Wilham Bartels rr Betsy Woll[fcs Dtck Harn~ Jim Names we~ drawn ftlr a gift ex- Dr by 1'ethnJeOior, wtth the whal o•• ,K t N I ~" d , . my •umger, 1 ea r-~.twar drange The traveling pn:to don· ing Ocel m the tey Antarctic A Crooks Mark Kelly George ated by Miss Kathryn~M~tch waa whale hu,nt and a man-hunt arc Hibbs, Dale Miller, Kenneth Lov .mGIIa tbe new p1eture's "breat~ ety, Eckhe Bliike, Sonny Knapp awarded to Mrs Max r·okrler A salad course was leS& lMhf~ts A ragtng polar and Tom Clark the hostess to Mrs Carl atonn. , <:Oillslon of killer-sbLps Mrs Herbert DiXO'Il amt son and tn ~attl~ on an ~ee·flm ~cr Mrs Lawrence Slmtb co..pJete 'fitb • storm}' love af I - - - - - -::la'Qgh't~r Elizabeth ~l)r audieqce attention · Eclu r. a1l u 1 pre~ 1a,n ,m d M ~ :'\H ca rl M1tch Mts Jack ~ ton Hood 1('\lf'Wect t he m• "s •nn M1s Max Folme-r and A w1th lovely study Sn I! Mrs Schm r Capetown M book l' I iJ(Ials or IH(•a lm Ig rl Ladd, as a Members of the LlleJO) Crrcl f' r~ <~rma ce ' ti\C ( a Ra a 1\'\i!lliam Bartels and MiSS courS<' al the of the soc1al , \ill! h .nav.al offtcu of the B H Sanborn h at ~de Society of the F'ust Bapttst Chu rch 1 our , Tetzel, 1t will ,take g1lts for the Cat m111 1 ~ to the bolt Rc•t Home when thcv have lh< " '• •4 ~ even btg· annual Chr1stmas partv at thf' the mur hom<> of M" Ethel Pocken• ''" '"·~ eX.per)en· Dt'(ember 14 The members Wil l 1 OF Th e .lunwr Order who ha5 also have a g1ft exehange at h I detk bf bit! party .Plans were made when t cn can MechaniCS Circle met Tuesday at the homC' I fa shioned corn of Mrs B F Parmalee aQ{I Mrs 1 1 fo ran s PPCr at f...46d.. lfeover. o11e to shtrk a Allen Hughes, challm<~n p-restded c:"hi.J"fonle, eSJlt"Clally when It 'wl The opcnmg pravcr was gl\cn clr · l { f thr Lodge mectmg, n1ngor Order m New L~~ ok d by II l dy b I 11111r \ 1Jun ~D prov e a pre Y a Y ·Mrs VJctor Gnmm an d I h I ONLY slgns np on lite &hlp carrymg the rJevot1onal le.adcr was Mrs A n 1 II 1 ~ l l~rgr mrmbcrshap, I 11 1 1 { 1 h 1 hursday evenmg JH"l ud hf'r father's buruneu Pullen The clostng prayer was or n~~~:~ partner lo a rendezvous WJth fered by Mrs H M Cross 1 r I'll lllltt tnzs th.c the wbalmg fleet m thi! Antardit Durmg the bus1ncss sess1on lh l' fnrlnded Jn This Group Is A 11 1 J Piece Living Room Suite I 1 ' H l r .lll(1 n ahnd d The ad10n &tar, after a prcvoy Cm~·le adopted Elizabeth Snort mrn b A n "mbNs P nve 18 a•e combat tn Capetown,· ploughs R G $30.00 DOWN i • grass, 10 randc as the1r hont(' 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 ~1~~ ~~a : t\ 9 ~ tbrouth omc actventure arter an m1sswn.o.:ry and Mary Thomas Balan<"c tn Easy Pavmenls rhPsr ~s rn \\CrC, Ray V1.,,v. l othec an "HelJ Below Zero". He ary G1fta will be st>nt to thr, 1• St•c It Today at fights the 1()• polar 8C&I that ladles hH the1r birthdays and on 1 " Htl ph )rc, H B Sa)rc, threat•• to overwbt'lm bls &hlp, Ch l! l !l ~ B utJ~ h Dill 1d Rou!!h, Lew111 rastmas It was r('portCJ1..._ tha t mur Mr8 Pormal"" Ha 11 0 Rutland, 0. ( o~p1 h,1 t Jiim('s Hart, Jtmmae battles haUll'" to-band With a '"" had take n Hoffm an Donald Ztrkle, 'l'homas der-bent gang deep l.n the bold wcrn treats to the Childrl'n ~ Or (, 11nstrad r r tc Gnn.stcad, Bastl of a s"hlp, mans the deaih-dca11ng Home ll;nr~h William Harrah Joh.n whale hai'IPOon tbat lashes life The Circle voted a rontnhl~!l(Jn Mason, Va II a 1 111 n. v c, bhs, Roy HOOl· out of tbt gaaot beasts of the sea of $10 ror the Wer' •. 1 ,.,. • u~ _ m~n l'u ~ rnc Wravcr, Mar11>n becomes - - - ---- - --Oh ' ngrt ila1 r) ~1 1 1lcr and. Dick kihcr, OPTOMot!Ktt>l 01 d to s. whale Offlee Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 6. (Close at Noon on Thurs.) follow& bam· 'l(h~h bet:OIIJC8 I 1ec pact A caPtained AI The forme~: East Citurt Street, Pomeroy I -""""· ~-~ Mr and Mrs Ernnt. Clift of BETTY CARLETON Apple Gron eMied drr ICt. amj By and Mrs Chari•• Eblin, Jr Mr and .Mrs Carroll Pool v111i· [ Mrt Dean Brinker. SUDday eveKalad Hmdy wos eJected pmo ' and &oo , Benton, and daughter, Jub Walter, Eva, and Sadie nlQ.l. ' dent,. of the Colden Rule Clap of C the 'li'Irst Ba ptt!l Church, when Mrs MIXllle' Fo lk Pomeroy Archer an Tuesda)' G•""" Shower •y.-f' M~& ~arry ~~ti : , _.~~:~ bt rs amca ~ " way l tueceu If thlt tlfe, bvt haw nati.W t. !jWeper8 Rr the 1.._, te Hft'MI, " " rev • lnt.rett· ed final clftfin&Utn 11 tt.littie ehiiHr Wlllnte'"t.d h• ltelfal .,. the fieht train? Stewart Hamblta. haa wnttea a 6011 • 10 which he 81)'3, "lt 1s no lt!CI'et wbat God ~aa do wnat He s dane for others He'll do for you" Countlels thoueanda today and eiar:e the romiDI of Christ have ez.perieoted. what Hamblin refers to JftnJ~ "I am the way the , tru ' ·ib, •.;.,. e'Ute. No man co:netb ~ tO th~::~ ~t by me" (John 1·4·1\ tfa,. Sible :!fiYS "For a; • ~_._'lOVtr;l ""the world that he GOd ·~v'e l\111 pnlf bec~tlen Son that w~~tJ:' ~lev.,ul. ~I Hlm spould Q~ pet1i1J .bl!~ b•ve ~V('d•!itmg life.li ·\eba1 bei1evcth on the Son h-.~h eY"tl'~ Ute and he th3t bell~ aot oa tbe Son shall not see Ute btil t.be wrath Of God abutetb op h;m" (John 3 16 36) To aceept tb~e plam statements Of the Btbll!l bi to receiVe Chris\ 1Dto your hfe l"bd t.o be assured that ~ou •re on the "right tram" with ttl deshtlahon as Heaven Wh.-.,ar. rou "'"'' This. I• • all .t us mvst fan. 't• i81M,. It Is to wlfMfer into tt. iwcltmtf\t ef God. To fau ft, afHII .. ~able .. antwer It with CempleU fattll In Christ, l& .. haft !lN." . - IWl'th Kalad Hindy Is E~ected [ zoo~ Colden Rule President Mr apait at Olife tn!l~, but at t-e ~ad ~~~':.t:!r:t~ull~~~;1e~ IS. Ill a)llrt "'the. P,le&. _:_t 1 at her lli()nle L;~e;Jn Ter wt.ar. ,,. rw.. te~ntr Wt uk c~u• Y lj, ' tt.r. .,...._ In 1 ttift m.,. Hr- r~e. Pomeroy, honorlfr, Mr and tih Mrs 1 H~~ry O~rne r' recent 1..,. :v.tn of ~t. OUr ~ yw'C\.Is r on • .,.. k lmitertant, ~ of far The honored guests ra::eiVCi, ......., lmitertaftUI b. tlllt life w ~ny gifts •nclp~dlng 8? electric Mall IM aftw . .t~ ..-any tOastmtaster from the· Ofho '\l'dley ....,.. IN. 1niWHNII In malllnt Electnc Co • guards . where Mr ~latton. It was naght, and th e peopl e were rusbang to t"at.ch th. e1 r trams Monung would fmd them far awa:; m New York or Ph1l.a delph1a Ol Moalreal or Chtcago 1h.e little old lady was worned Shl' wanted tG be absolutely sui e sh. e was aboard th.c r•ght tram ll mak e~ a b1g d1£ferenee,' sh.r told lh r pol'ter, "If J get un the 11ght II a1 n ton11ht I m1ght wake up and fmd myself m the wrong c1t:; trunor row" She refused to be sattsf1crl until the eonductor exarmned h~ ttckl!it ;md assured hc.r th. at sh was on the r1ght t1a n \\" ~ m il ( 1t ber anJuety but Wt' also d gr c t> that she was a Y.l i<i-e \lo o m<~n S it ~ knew where she wan !C"d to go a thl she wa& mtcre..«tcd on ly m IIH b-am Uiat would t<t ke h<'l thf't 1· We hear th& quest1on fre ~uentlv •s we JOurney through a b"SY life "Wh•r• are you go .INewlywed$ Honored ) • . a~M --- ' I \jO ' ' - 'r ~.. ,. Long Bottom Institute Has Atliens Speaker WASHINGTON UP - The Democrats may dig mto other admmistrabon power deals when they launch their promtsed investigatton of the DIxon-Yates contract 1n the next Congress, it was learned today A k•r O.mocrat &atd tha in· quny may embnce Atomic En•rgy Commiulon contncb with Elec:tnc Enervv Commt5· Eleetrr ~ sion contracts with Energy, Inc., and the Oh1o ValBoth are ley El-.:trtc Corp pnnte power groups supplying AEC tnstallatloni. H w Howell, Athens will be guest speaker at the Long Bottom Institute wh1eh wll.l be held Wed nesday November 17 bcgmnmg at a m The mornmg program w11l o~e~ with a song by the aud1en~e ~ by Tressa Swatn, followed Y 1 ; tnvocahon A sehoN program WI 1 thiPn be present~' by Mrs Roy KUier o Ck ' Patten;ol'l County Supermtcndent of !khoo16 Wll lv.e a talk I ..Uter the SP'POJOtmf!nt or the nommatmg r:omm1ttee, a lunr.:h will be served by the WSCS The afternoon program Will get uadcrway at 1 p m w1th another song by the aud1enee Mus1c wtll be prtes.ented at this t1me bv th~~> 110 1 Admm•strat ton 5pokcsmrn ]liS some nf the 11"'rms o-f the D•xon Y!lles agr t>ement:; dur ng !lcaungs bc£01 {' the congrcs:!!LOn a! Atum1c En er,gy Comnuttee last WC('k hy r ttm g the pi!:!Ce dent s of th.e othe r two agreements Dcmona ts were under~;lnod to believe th r y can show that theS<C contracts, tun have had bad features ~!£it'd I Che.&ter The pmm!SI.>d 'H•n tA iatl on' of High School Band follow- the Dl~on Yates ct'"ntract w a~ an ed by a tal~ by Highway Patrol- no ed b~ St>natc DemocratiC man W R DavJs, mt.lslr again. · ~b,. y f<:.ea<ler Lyndon B Johnson Tex the Chester Band, a heal~~tal~ • It IS expected to be entrusted to Dr H M Booclt, cou healtb the congress iOnal Atomrc Energy eonunisslort~er Ml'l G e Nolan, Comm•ttcc eo11aty .bmne tim rator,. will ... eoncl de the oon program Vota Along P•rty l .mn a 1 ety talk .~n ''Ftre Whea, The committee \Oted 10 lo 8 Wh.Ht and Where along p.a rt:; hoes Satultla} 1u At 7 30 the evenmg program Jet the admtmstl atlon move 11 t t th the opemng song qu1ckloy ah ead w!lh the p! .. n R 1l WI s ar WI Dem"(lcral s "" 11 have th e 10 The evemng mvocat!On Will be \Otes when the new Cnn grns by Freeland Norrt5 wtth 5pec1al !!lng~ng by the Long Bottom quar convenes And an oulspok e n tette The main evemng speaker cntJC of the contract , Sen C lt11 Mr H W HowetI wd 1 s b ow ton P Aiiderson D-NM Js expec very 1ntere~tmg color shdes to the ted to be c.Jmm•ttee c 1~<Hrman group Hl5 evenmg talk WJIJ be w1th the commltt..·s "'Gatden.s and Travel m Europe ' up ord~&r Saturday, only the tollow1ng the m.am speech wtll approv•l of finncing: arrangebe a p1ano solo by Yvonne Dame I rr1•nb by the S.curthH and wood and a talk by the county Exchenv• COmm1Ss1on now 11agneulture agent, C E Blakeslee hold 1ng up .tction on the DixonConcludmg the dav s actiVIties Yst•• project. The utility wlll be the Sl'('retan s report group 1 ~ expect1td to ask SEC clruung song by the audJcnce and approval th1s week, but h.. r. the benediCtion tngs w1ll almost c:ertau'llv be ordered. Ji' ,.,..o,. BULLETIN I WASHINGTON UP-S.n. Arthur V. Watkin• (R-Utah) told Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy today thtt the files of McCarthy's awn lnv.tt1pting subcommitt" c:ontaan th• answer to "who jllromotH P1rns?" MARILYN LEAVES HOSPITAL Under thr contra ct the Urxon Yates g1oup~ Mtdd\ e South Utl}alics lne anrl the Sou!h('rn Cl o w1ll bu1ld .1 600 OOO-k1 towalt steam plant al \\l'sl 1\1('mpl'ls Ark and wr l\ th e powc-1 to lh f:' AEC Th<' power would IH sup plied to lhr Tf'ltnrs~C'<' V.1\l( Y Authonly at Memph1 s lo l t place powc1 supplied b\ TV A to AEC mstallal wns. clsr\\ hc1 c i I I Square Dance Plannoo F ,..__ p , h H II or u.uaeOD aras a The EMo F1dehs Club of St Joseph s Cathohe Church m Mason has eomplcled plans for a S(juarc danec to be held tn the Parash Hall on Saturday November 20 It W planned also to sell sand[ w1ches and soft dnnks at th.e aUa!T which WIH begm at 8 30 and will conhouc unt1l late evcnmg HeDQ Well!\ of Pomc:roy wtll do the 'calhng' for the dane" wh1le 1 group of musrcJans has been engaged to furmsh the mu SIC. Those prest"nt at the meetmg last week were Mr and Mrs F..d. ward Rrekard aM children, Mr aDd Mrs Karl Wiles and ehtldren. Mrs W1lham Chu;ler and daughter Ann Mr S1smondo, Clara Roush Mary Walsh Mrs Gordon Creamer and son Stephf'n, Mr and Mrs J&mc.s A D1ehl Sr, and Emma R.lan LICENSE IS ISSUED A marr1ag~ hcentJe was 1ssurd •n Probate Court rec~ntly to Df'l bert Harold Mll&rt.. 20. Langsv111~ lruc:k driver and Al~tta Vnn Mclct, Ul. Syracuse, student.. ON•+• Cont1nues Mf'anwh if' Ifie {tebatl' r mt In ued ln <~ tcl<v 1 ~ton l'X! ha ng e Sunda' se n E.;; tr~ Krfau\ t 1 tU Tt>nn 1 clashPd \'1th S(n Bourke B H1c-kf'nloopcl <a ld a hul K('fau\CI :;atd the ru n!r<Jd Will br a runmn g so rt' for )eats to come· and w1ll cost President Eisenh ower btpal h s1an support fo r lm Jlrogra ms m the nf.\W Cong1 css. t Hl<"kcnlollpr r sa1rl th.f' 1ssne bml s down lo \lo hrthel • the {erleral ~oHrnmcnt ~ h.ould be.• rlf (jlllff'ti to app1 opnaiP 107 mil !.!on rlollar~ n t:~xpa v ('rs m"{)ncy to build a new St( ,lffi pl.ml Ill thr I"VA area nr lt't Pl ll'atc entcrpnse do 1t ·- - - -=-- Cap'n Of 1'he Bend Scz: I POLIO PATIENT !MPtiOVIS Mr and Mrs AlHert Martm VJH lied tbNr son, Albert Jr at thP Chil4ren :i Ho.pital i.a. Columbus The boy a pol1o paheut, Ul rflpOI'led to be dousg "Just flne •• I ;,_.'ir: HYMN SING SCHIDULID Tbe Sunday Sebool CI.ISB No. 3 of the Raeu:~e BapUit Clturtb Will h.ve • hymn aiag Suaday, NO'V"elft.. b..- 11 at the Racln Chur<b from two until four RoM Norrtt Ia: tbe leado: &nd all •iicth ato lllvlted r I HMoat wl•• ..... drl_.. ....,,.;, ..,. fl them cam ..-..llld In • .U,.ONonort �Page . 'two f.lie .01\1 LY SENTINEL. omeroy • Middlep6rl, Otilo - • . ' ' -~ The DAILY SENTINEL ' 01' 11m :IIIEIOI • MASON "ti.Publw..ad every aftNPooa except Sunday by The Oblo-VaDer M.bUnel. lr\l'., aC lUI Mochanic St • Pom~roy, Bte~in~ oitt~ 0 ~ tdiCI.II"III Oftl(:~t. llhllli" e.:ntft'ed aa PConll J1n c141l!ii mai11a1 phone •t the poe.t cffLee at matter • ... merur, Ohio. J,Jgi,AU I. OWR.N , , ..• • .. , , . , , General MllD&IiW -.e monCb. 1-2 .~ •1 By m .. n One ,ear 18 . .six month.s $4 zs; one month, St. ~~~l~~j'b~~l·j,~~~~ -! t:b~~·•,SII, ,00 ), ').uJ....\.A~_;f ·r;~:z~.~ .,,,!'!' ~~ COMPlEtE ln.surancf' ProtectiO& 'Ute, AI!Jtd , Fire, P?t!o.' Call Dod 'Millo , •MJddl...,_rt, Oblo. '' - - -- - - 1 Around Ohio ~2-t! I Payaft11 _:. · ~ U T~ Ill ' hftfnd furn. Co. WARD Age.nt lor r.au __ -.,.. IIJ·Il lll(t 'llutlallli, 0. ; Or lDNrlrM;f •!41•F(ro Olll•t Pboo• Fu.._.,". ' ~ ' ::-:;- ; ' - "'~· ~441' .M.,,.,•• .~.. 12 t=:.:;;,~~~~:· Islj~.~~ H;.s MEETING ·Mary. Shr1ne, Mute Shrme or J',rusalem met Friday evening al the IOOF llall with Nelhe Trac)', , noble prophetess and Stewart Haw>kins, wise man, pres1dmg m the of Ann (U.Ve) t,. TaviM. Cincinnati .,. abience of Ethel Scholz, - llvd · •••T.s.-ri!IMI T'J'· ~y~h•oan worth)' biib priestess and J.i' rank Sebolz, watchman of shepherd, who are visiting m Cahfornia. Plans wer e made for a Chnslmas ce1 emontal at the next meetmg Fnday ..December 10. UI'TIIIJOl'IRII>T Offtee Jlours: 9 to 12, 2 to I. (Close at Noon on Thurs.) N. W. COMPTON, 0~ C<>ui1 Street, Pomeroy D. 9 · 1 I ---- \ _our experts cal\ turn your old, ttred 'Clocks lnto JH'ectsion tlme-pieces. We'll do the job prompt.lY and well - at a remarkablY low ~- Come in tDdaJ', - 3 I I I 6 COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Confid•mce Is Justified" Pomeroy E. Main Street way? why do it the •. ' I Will fi: , , AUTO, nBE. IIQBPIIIIIIaiiOII, Wt J~ur..,.•. ~ondt . Prudeatlol ~·v~lefl. lall Don Muilen. :PPm- I I ONLY fcdln, three mbnths, pay. • ~~~.~~LE~!~!J~~r. 1· "liiranee, ' JACK L. iX)U.fJTrE .. .. , , . .. . . . . Clt.J Edlter tltt rou4 a«vertASra.:, represt:ntative, .BottJDelli-Kutlbah, IDe., MJ ....exmgton Ave.,N ew York Crty, 16, N, Y. _a;u~ptiQn utes IJcll\·ery bv ~arrier ~ber~ avaUable 30 eenta f1!t &~k: one year in ~dv.mt"~< at Thl: Daily Senttoel ortlee, $1:1 60; all!: .. onths, $7 80; 1hree l'lODl hs. $S.PO. By motor rout~ where available, • /. ~ ......... ' ly M!l HIIMIR Rich Toll' .WA~I.· I'A~NT $4, ~5 p.tr 911Jion I N about : EW YORK- Things one New Yorker think8 Mo~'t of the assorted movie sirens With whom I was in love as a youth have scattered to the winds - I wall g1ve two, maybe three second-hand bottle• caps to anyone who can tell me what's become or Alice Joyce, Anata Page, Jessie Matthews or Sa.U3( O'Neill- but I note with Interest that Jane Winton, whom I Jo\'ed perhap!! best of all, still Js very muc::h l'lys with 11. grin. ,,,· • • flMHj~f.Mil - hdu.r. Write ' Cedric W. Clark, Common Pleas Judee Acting Judge of the Probate Court Mela:s County, Obio . (It) 15, 22, 29-3tc Buildtng corpot·ataoo stock and nO\\' is the 102-story structure's sole owner. Crown. a World Wa1· U colonel, l.lat4 the bu 1ldlng hae a lifl expectancy or 200 years, ' \ • • • " Charleston, W. Va, 11-10-7tc sale. !I 9 I Business Opportunities - . -- -- ___ Be Your Own Boss . . • • • • • • • • pl.lure, "Daddy donnina: two one to hide I KNEW that tf'a('hers' wages were lo\\', but r WBtll A!l!tonished II to I learn the othet dav that tile sala.ty maxunum !U're Ia $6950 A man can do better Uum that by laytng brl rkfJ or tendmg bar, neither of • No Mort Wow's "I wear a suit, too, tbat doesn't flatten the biaL, but jus-t doe1o't point 1t up," sald Terry. "You aee me and- thillk, what a &mart-looking girl, instead of- Wow! • \ • • A PLAY I must cat ch up v.Jlli 1s T/i r Tf"ntl•r Trap , Wtlh Rober~ Preslon, wh •ch LS co- authored by Max Shillman, a runny fellow, 111• deed .. ,. Tell me hone:>~tly now, am I the on ly on" \\ho really doesn't ,caue to hne up al Lhe boo k 3talla for F.:i.sa Max'>'ell's me:.~o1ra? w· ahd m9J:.t,.er, I Grueser, ' Mlss Mrs. GenldNJI Carr•e Yeager, bf~ J..aura-.Nell tfaiden awJ ~ ~lie !!IllS, Mr•- Qr~tnr "'"' t~ r~1p~~~ of a nUl11tie< ol !lifts. ~----· ----- ~- CALL 6190-J · ' . fe ICE ~ pOJJBibility of taking over lull Income incteiHing accordlna:ly. For iaterview. in elude phone in apphcahoa Write Box 668-B, The D1uly Sen tine), Pomeroy, Ohio. li-15.Jtc •Jt'•re. AutontOblle, Ht altb . SJOO ACCICENT •Liro::, C&iJIUIIt.t Jnd lJuqd•l Real dl:t~Y YOUISTOOAY .Esrote Broker f'HONL~ 8311 Par only $3.77 a month if you wish. 'II MIDDLF.Pt~R'l', As long as 25 montl)s' tiiJie. con»ider~. ~~e ~ ,to 59, Write as (ast' ~ Business Service! strenuou& work"'- oa! i!lancmg role taire in "'Daddy SC:HOOl,ROOM IS A ltt.UUU$ Ill 4Jl~ .Ok.ltL.. fallo-wlq 1 au tttplo.!on eauaed when & ICtt....oJ of.. nclaJ IU • mateb lP ~ ot • l&a kleiJ. rorty~f lvt pupUI and two ecbool ott1e1111 wert '"jurtd arul thl IIChooJ root WAJ •v.td "- IAkl &VqeMn tendent J. H. Mi::KMI, "1auumt I Ht uff till blaai lA an atte.rqpt oa m1 put to Jjad • ,._ ....,... Jt waa McKeel no Ut tbe mat& 1lftt11114ihotMIO on Watcb 01' -~Y y0u ~ : .. b) 30 !l•t.J". ' . r ".J', ' ,, !~ 11Q dj!Ya Qj' l )l!lon!bJ, It's liP ·to ~· The cost is sman. Call and see. :-. " ..• '.,, ..... : J· GA LOR>• &WIIEVISION 200, Clei1M . 118 W. M1in St., Pins to drop ... lines to untangle... ba.skets ~o lug. Electric clothes dryers make them all antiques! Old-fashioned, too, is the idea of waiting for the right weather. It's perfect drying weather any day (or any night!) with an electric dryer. And clothes dry better this modern way: dampdry just right to iron, fluff-dry to put 9:way ... just dial what you want. No outdoor dirt gets at thenl. Neither does slashing wind or fading sun. Clothes look fresher and last longer ••. and so will you. You owe it to yoursdf and your family to see your electric clothes dryer dealer for a demons~ration. Ask him about euy budget tenns •. INSI:RANCE ~GENCY eration. Only matured will 'be .......... _..... ...... Throw out pins, liees, gadtets! I llODNEY DOWNJJ';(; time period. • • Kof~1 l:!reM;q, wn~ ~fiH.I..~~ NATIONAL MODEL TRAINING Box 861~4, POAleror. Oh1o. . 11-1!>31g SERIOUS NON-FICTION rarelv attr,tct s fllvulou~ old me, but I C'&n recom mend Joe J ohnston's ne"' book Gvd ~ S· rrf'l Arm 1e.t a wellwritten documentary of the fight a,E:; run~t Cvnmaun 1sm by three major J'eliglOtL» sects behmd the Iron Cu1 ta111 • ue Y.ou• end on percent of collections will net up to "Men actually p:efflt" pqartn ·s,. HNSTIWCTION) SOMn"I:\IF...S IT SEEl\fS to m~ tl mt every French &tnger who comes to thejiJe !'.hates lUiNI to ltln her O\\ll <:ufe tn Montmartre IUld t'OOk the meal.'l m the kt tl'lH•n befott> bemg th~covererl Anyway, here'& another one name of \.ene\'J!'\1', "'hos JU St replaced Julie Wll&on at t he Pel stan room A pert ont'. Genevteve "!'lln the Chez Genevieve ln Panil and Sil ) s. " If J 11m nut good success, I can go baek to my kttcher\." • busin~. Lo those low..cut necldlnes.. Smart- M.QTEIL MEN and WOMEN to train nefi i~; far more 'llurto•." for MOTEL Manao~u!ment and Op- which occupatwns lequt t es qutle so nutrh pto>paratory time or P.X· pense. Inctdenta\ly, \her~ now are 1.220 000 sl' hoolkads In th1:!1 monatrou!'l City. Just 1mo~ g-. ne the numbe1 of chewed-up penctls m that crowd • Mrs. ice 1'1"":':::':':::"::"------.:; ca;. ..:.reler.enees, $000.00 caSh aeeured by mven· I ! lory. Devotinr ~ hrs. a w.. k to $100.00 monthly with very gooEl • • M ~s s ved to of v• llt' ~~ ~J::·Holar. ~. . ., ~pilr · oll nnneH RAN ACROSS another pseudo-wme expert the other day. Ma.n· hattan ls full of them. I doubt any o( them could match Dom Perl(• non. the old FH·nch monk who, an his bltnd and declining years, could tell by tastang from JUSt what vmeyards the champagne grapes had • $=ake, cotfee and Mo'om- •r.'~ n:'•ch111es. Ovr Mw madiln" have 20 :~ar wtll:ttn ,.,,r•nt..a and 'hju ~~ of 11• ,..,mont. wit~ , F.AMqus .!!V'~!;i,li 1 com~. JJdre~.e,.p · •11 ~TON'S fJNG I WAS FEELING RKAI4 PR01JD or the news that N~w York had receiv&4 a plaque for having the lowest pedestrian death rate among United States Cities Of a million c>r more populalaon, unl1l someone told me there are only live such Cllies. anyway The rate hen U tlve and a haiC pedeatl'ian deaths per 100,000 population. 1 t.h.OU(ht the ta:deabs here alone would account for that many, ! r il!l~. co,...or ~t.. " r,OJ, tq eeJd»-ate her bWtbdaY· tlon. Trade in on one of our new portable or conaoM .,tc·-' neu· • ,:ftl>illlliil' ~ ,; pleas- lp A•• $100.00 For your old sewing machfnli rqerdlna of make or condl~ -&Foi'~wli1e I THE EXISTENCE of SIX·foot-and-over gll'l• In New York is ma.d~ ntler by •P~lalty women's shops and by such e'lubs at Mary Jant Stratohntrs, but a new outflt, the Glamazon apney, may b£ the lllr,lt one to help them get ateady work. The Glaf!'Ulll'tqtl.8 are kl.n.f· alud models and I mean to go shortly and talk wttiT' Mlq 8andl' Edmolldson, who runs the ngency and ts a six-footer herself, ' ' wlien Mnos Leont Kohl. manager 'II l)l.e 11~ Sh9j>. ber moth~r. ..,ul .to-worliers ~ the 'lb«Jf, t;.,pt Charles Russell, Sherirt Me1gs County. Ohio GIRL wanted. Apply Home Laun- (I!) IS-20-24-3tc d.rJ. Mtddleport. 11-13-3tc ~~14QPU}Ronth on her head now 1f she pt·esented So·x 01· Plt'aRUre .&tan In & lOcal theater, Back In the old days, the cenaoiS JUmped t~n her wtth both feet , but bmes he.ve changed, have they not ? .. Silk Mills, ____. • TilE RF:MARK..\RLE 1\-1,\F. WF. ~T •s m town, ev1t1~nuy C'rowdmg the CU.!torne)'g Ln to the Latm Q11a1 trt· I \\Ondo:r tf the law would be • Real . ii 'OiilO;-....,...,; "-:::T. your~~c:k7- anti,. surprised, Tuesday evening, One 1951 Frazer 4 door sedan., Motor No 1002027 Mfrs. Serial No, F515-0o476S MOOel No. 5151 H. P 26.3 Terms of Sale· Cas.h at time ot M.t\,N OR WOMAN to sell new Pall and Xmas Line natlonau,. f•tnoua Re1l SUk apparel Fun or part time. A:bout $1.50 per IT LOOKS AS IF the Empire State butlding, barring tomado or the thoughtless laymg of a Russian egg, will be with u.s tor another 177 years. Thas word comes from Hent\' Crown. the Chicago indus~ trlallst who just the othet· day fimshed buytng up the Empire State .,. I wher. sinde or married men or ror extra cash on Wilh PtwiY Mn. Addie Gllfeser was ~~:.~;~~:r~:r::·.i~·~·- ~~c"_~:_~:::.=-~~~~ 1; goods and cbatfels. ' • Harry ~··~ th~ Friendly- Loan Manager A(idie Grueser with us. A onetime Phlladephla socialite, Ml.q w. went from tllms to care amging, running- an 1.nn ~ailed "Pmk_ Fancy" m the Vargln Islands, palntmg and ralsang roses Now, llvmg on New Yor)('s upper East Side, she's written PasMoN Is the Ocle, a soft-cover book that undoubtedly is by Jl'orever Amber out of A•1tho11y Adverse, Jane, virtually as hand:some as ever, ran aw11y trom her Main Llne home at 16 to act, "In my family's opinion I was practJcally becoming a loose womcm" sh~ • 1 • .' •• • ALL LOANS 8\lUECT, 'l'O ,APJ'&O\'.U In ' '' ·~ BAK-h f S USED STORE Pltnty of ~~ ullfld refl1g.,. rator1. Come and "I'm juJt more .atr!O¥i abwt everythiua now," aaid tbe Pl!:d Open Ewtnln:P a,. A'lipoiiiLlment aetress. "People rupee& you more There's no subllitute lor talent or TRR ...JGRTI!8'l' coaNBJJ lN IIIDDLDORT - I ,,_, U'i' , ~ ox good ta.!lte." '1 ' . 124 • BAKER FURNITURE • ~81, ' ,, • ,- I •' • �Page . 'two f.lie .01\1 LY SENTINEL. omeroy • Middlep6rl, Otilo - • . ' ' -~ The DAILY SENTINEL ' 01' 11m :IIIEIOI • MASON "ti.Publw..ad every aftNPooa except Sunday by The Oblo-VaDer M.bUnel. lr\l'., aC lUI Mochanic St • Pom~roy, Bte~in~ oitt~ 0 ~ tdiCI.II"III Oftl(:~t. llhllli" e.:ntft'ed aa PConll J1n c141l!ii mai11a1 phone •t the poe.t cffLee at matter • ... merur, Ohio. J,Jgi,AU I. OWR.N , , ..• • .. , , . , , General MllD&IiW -.e monCb. 1-2 .~ •1 By m .. n One ,ear 18 . .six month.s $4 zs; one month, St. ~~~l~~j'b~~l·j,~~~~ -! t:b~~·•,SII, ,00 ), ').uJ....\.A~_;f ·r;~:z~.~ .,,,!'!' ~~ COMPlEtE ln.surancf' ProtectiO& 'Ute, AI!Jtd , Fire, P?t!o.' Call Dod 'Millo , •MJddl...,_rt, Oblo. '' - - -- - - 1 Around Ohio ~2-t! I Payaft11 _:. · ~ U T~ Ill ' hftfnd furn. Co. WARD Age.nt lor r.au __ -.,.. IIJ·Il lll(t 'llutlallli, 0. ; Or lDNrlrM;f •!41•F(ro Olll•t Pboo• Fu.._.,". ' ~ ' ::-:;- ; ' - "'~· ~441' .M.,,.,•• .~.. 12 t=:.:;;,~~~~:· Islj~.~~ H;.s MEETING ·Mary. Shr1ne, Mute Shrme or J',rusalem met Friday evening al the IOOF llall with Nelhe Trac)', , noble prophetess and Stewart Haw>kins, wise man, pres1dmg m the of Ann (U.Ve) t,. TaviM. Cincinnati .,. abience of Ethel Scholz, - llvd · •••T.s.-ri!IMI T'J'· ~y~h•oan worth)' biib priestess and J.i' rank Sebolz, watchman of shepherd, who are visiting m Cahfornia. Plans wer e made for a Chnslmas ce1 emontal at the next meetmg Fnday ..December 10. UI'TIIIJOl'IRII>T Offtee Jlours: 9 to 12, 2 to I. (Close at Noon on Thurs.) N. W. COMPTON, 0~ C<>ui1 Street, Pomeroy D. 9 · 1 I ---- \ _our experts cal\ turn your old, ttred 'Clocks lnto JH'ectsion tlme-pieces. We'll do the job prompt.lY and well - at a remarkablY low ~- Come in tDdaJ', - 3 I I I 6 COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Confid•mce Is Justified" Pomeroy E. Main Street way? why do it the •. ' I Will fi: , , AUTO, nBE. IIQBPIIIIIIaiiOII, Wt J~ur..,.•. ~ondt . Prudeatlol ~·v~lefl. lall Don Muilen. :PPm- I I ONLY fcdln, three mbnths, pay. • ~~~.~~LE~!~!J~~r. 1· "liiranee, ' JACK L. iX)U.fJTrE .. .. , , . .. . . . . Clt.J Edlter tltt rou4 a«vertASra.:, represt:ntative, .BottJDelli-Kutlbah, IDe., MJ ....exmgton Ave.,N ew York Crty, 16, N, Y. _a;u~ptiQn utes IJcll\·ery bv ~arrier ~ber~ avaUable 30 eenta f1!t &~k: one year in ~dv.mt"~< at Thl: Daily Senttoel ortlee, $1:1 60; all!: .. onths, $7 80; 1hree l'lODl hs. $S.PO. By motor rout~ where available, • /. ~ ......... ' ly M!l HIIMIR Rich Toll' .WA~I.· I'A~NT $4, ~5 p.tr 911Jion I N about : EW YORK- Things one New Yorker think8 Mo~'t of the assorted movie sirens With whom I was in love as a youth have scattered to the winds - I wall g1ve two, maybe three second-hand bottle• caps to anyone who can tell me what's become or Alice Joyce, Anata Page, Jessie Matthews or Sa.U3( O'Neill- but I note with Interest that Jane Winton, whom I Jo\'ed perhap!! best of all, still Js very muc::h l'lys with 11. grin. ,,,· • • flMHj~f.Mil - hdu.r. Write ' Cedric W. Clark, Common Pleas Judee Acting Judge of the Probate Court Mela:s County, Obio . (It) 15, 22, 29-3tc Buildtng corpot·ataoo stock and nO\\' is the 102-story structure's sole owner. Crown. a World Wa1· U colonel, l.lat4 the bu 1ldlng hae a lifl expectancy or 200 years, ' \ • • • " Charleston, W. Va, 11-10-7tc sale. !I 9 I Business Opportunities - . -- -- ___ Be Your Own Boss . . • • • • • • • • pl.lure, "Daddy donnina: two one to hide I KNEW that tf'a('hers' wages were lo\\', but r WBtll A!l!tonished II to I learn the othet dav that tile sala.ty maxunum !U're Ia $6950 A man can do better Uum that by laytng brl rkfJ or tendmg bar, neither of • No Mort Wow's "I wear a suit, too, tbat doesn't flatten the biaL, but jus-t doe1o't point 1t up," sald Terry. "You aee me and- thillk, what a &mart-looking girl, instead of- Wow! • \ • • A PLAY I must cat ch up v.Jlli 1s T/i r Tf"ntl•r Trap , Wtlh Rober~ Preslon, wh •ch LS co- authored by Max Shillman, a runny fellow, 111• deed .. ,. Tell me hone:>~tly now, am I the on ly on" \\ho really doesn't ,caue to hne up al Lhe boo k 3talla for F.:i.sa Max'>'ell's me:.~o1ra? w· ahd m9J:.t,.er, I Grueser, ' Mlss Mrs. GenldNJI Carr•e Yeager, bf~ J..aura-.Nell tfaiden awJ ~ ~lie !!IllS, Mr•- Qr~tnr "'"' t~ r~1p~~~ of a nUl11tie< ol !lifts. ~----· ----- ~- CALL 6190-J · ' . fe ICE ~ pOJJBibility of taking over lull Income incteiHing accordlna:ly. For iaterview. in elude phone in apphcahoa Write Box 668-B, The D1uly Sen tine), Pomeroy, Ohio. li-15.Jtc •Jt'•re. AutontOblle, Ht altb . SJOO ACCICENT •Liro::, C&iJIUIIt.t Jnd lJuqd•l Real dl:t~Y YOUISTOOAY .Esrote Broker f'HONL~ 8311 Par only $3.77 a month if you wish. 'II MIDDLF.Pt~R'l', As long as 25 montl)s' tiiJie. con»ider~. ~~e ~ ,to 59, Write as (ast' ~ Business Service! strenuou& work"'- oa! i!lancmg role taire in "'Daddy SC:HOOl,ROOM IS A ltt.UUU$ Ill 4Jl~ .Ok.ltL.. fallo-wlq 1 au tttplo.!on eauaed when & ICtt....oJ of.. nclaJ IU • mateb lP ~ ot • l&a kleiJ. rorty~f lvt pupUI and two ecbool ott1e1111 wert '"jurtd arul thl IIChooJ root WAJ •v.td "- IAkl &VqeMn tendent J. H. Mi::KMI, "1auumt I Ht uff till blaai lA an atte.rqpt oa m1 put to Jjad • ,._ ....,... Jt waa McKeel no Ut tbe mat& 1lftt11114ihotMIO on Watcb 01' -~Y y0u ~ : .. b) 30 !l•t.J". ' . r ".J', ' ,, !~ 11Q dj!Ya Qj' l )l!lon!bJ, It's liP ·to ~· The cost is sman. Call and see. :-. " ..• '.,, ..... : J· GA LOR>• &WIIEVISION 200, Clei1M . 118 W. M1in St., Pins to drop ... lines to untangle... ba.skets ~o lug. Electric clothes dryers make them all antiques! Old-fashioned, too, is the idea of waiting for the right weather. It's perfect drying weather any day (or any night!) with an electric dryer. And clothes dry better this modern way: dampdry just right to iron, fluff-dry to put 9:way ... just dial what you want. No outdoor dirt gets at thenl. Neither does slashing wind or fading sun. Clothes look fresher and last longer ••. and so will you. You owe it to yoursdf and your family to see your electric clothes dryer dealer for a demons~ration. Ask him about euy budget tenns •. INSI:RANCE ~GENCY eration. Only matured will 'be .......... _..... ...... Throw out pins, liees, gadtets! I llODNEY DOWNJJ';(; time period. • • Kof~1 l:!reM;q, wn~ ~fiH.I..~~ NATIONAL MODEL TRAINING Box 861~4, POAleror. Oh1o. . 11-1!>31g SERIOUS NON-FICTION rarelv attr,tct s fllvulou~ old me, but I C'&n recom mend Joe J ohnston's ne"' book Gvd ~ S· rrf'l Arm 1e.t a wellwritten documentary of the fight a,E:; run~t Cvnmaun 1sm by three major J'eliglOtL» sects behmd the Iron Cu1 ta111 • ue Y.ou• end on percent of collections will net up to "Men actually p:efflt" pqartn ·s,. HNSTIWCTION) SOMn"I:\IF...S IT SEEl\fS to m~ tl mt every French &tnger who comes to thejiJe !'.hates lUiNI to ltln her O\\ll <:ufe tn Montmartre IUld t'OOk the meal.'l m the kt tl'lH•n befott> bemg th~covererl Anyway, here'& another one name of \.ene\'J!'\1', "'hos JU St replaced Julie Wll&on at t he Pel stan room A pert ont'. Genevteve "!'lln the Chez Genevieve ln Panil and Sil ) s. " If J 11m nut good success, I can go baek to my kttcher\." • busin~. Lo those low..cut necldlnes.. Smart- M.QTEIL MEN and WOMEN to train nefi i~; far more 'llurto•." for MOTEL Manao~u!ment and Op- which occupatwns lequt t es qutle so nutrh pto>paratory time or P.X· pense. Inctdenta\ly, \her~ now are 1.220 000 sl' hoolkads In th1:!1 monatrou!'l City. Just 1mo~ g-. ne the numbe1 of chewed-up penctls m that crowd • Mrs. ice 1'1"":':::':':::"::"------.:; ca;. ..:.reler.enees, $000.00 caSh aeeured by mven· I ! lory. Devotinr ~ hrs. a w.. k to $100.00 monthly with very gooEl • • M ~s s ved to of v• llt' ~~ ~J::·Holar. ~. . ., ~pilr · oll nnneH RAN ACROSS another pseudo-wme expert the other day. Ma.n· hattan ls full of them. I doubt any o( them could match Dom Perl(• non. the old FH·nch monk who, an his bltnd and declining years, could tell by tastang from JUSt what vmeyards the champagne grapes had • $=ake, cotfee and Mo'om- •r.'~ n:'•ch111es. Ovr Mw madiln" have 20 :~ar wtll:ttn ,.,,r•nt..a and 'hju ~~ of 11• ,..,mont. wit~ , F.AMqus .!!V'~!;i,li 1 com~. JJdre~.e,.p · •11 ~TON'S fJNG I WAS FEELING RKAI4 PR01JD or the news that N~w York had receiv&4 a plaque for having the lowest pedestrian death rate among United States Cities Of a million c>r more populalaon, unl1l someone told me there are only live such Cllies. anyway The rate hen U tlve and a haiC pedeatl'ian deaths per 100,000 population. 1 t.h.OU(ht the ta:deabs here alone would account for that many, ! r il!l~. co,...or ~t.. " r,OJ, tq eeJd»-ate her bWtbdaY· tlon. Trade in on one of our new portable or conaoM .,tc·-' neu· • ,:ftl>illlliil' ~ ,; pleas- lp A•• $100.00 For your old sewing machfnli rqerdlna of make or condl~ -&Foi'~wli1e I THE EXISTENCE of SIX·foot-and-over gll'l• In New York is ma.d~ ntler by •P~lalty women's shops and by such e'lubs at Mary Jant Stratohntrs, but a new outflt, the Glamazon apney, may b£ the lllr,lt one to help them get ateady work. The Glaf!'Ulll'tqtl.8 are kl.n.f· alud models and I mean to go shortly and talk wttiT' Mlq 8andl' Edmolldson, who runs the ngency and ts a six-footer herself, ' ' wlien Mnos Leont Kohl. manager 'II l)l.e 11~ Sh9j>. ber moth~r. ..,ul .to-worliers ~ the 'lb«Jf, t;.,pt Charles Russell, Sherirt Me1gs County. Ohio GIRL wanted. Apply Home Laun- (I!) IS-20-24-3tc d.rJ. Mtddleport. 11-13-3tc ~~14QPU}Ronth on her head now 1f she pt·esented So·x 01· Plt'aRUre .&tan In & lOcal theater, Back In the old days, the cenaoiS JUmped t~n her wtth both feet , but bmes he.ve changed, have they not ? .. Silk Mills, ____. • TilE RF:MARK..\RLE 1\-1,\F. WF. ~T •s m town, ev1t1~nuy C'rowdmg the CU.!torne)'g Ln to the Latm Q11a1 trt· I \\Ondo:r tf the law would be • Real . ii 'OiilO;-....,...,; "-:::T. your~~c:k7- anti,. surprised, Tuesday evening, One 1951 Frazer 4 door sedan., Motor No 1002027 Mfrs. Serial No, F515-0o476S MOOel No. 5151 H. P 26.3 Terms of Sale· Cas.h at time ot M.t\,N OR WOMAN to sell new Pall and Xmas Line natlonau,. f•tnoua Re1l SUk apparel Fun or part time. A:bout $1.50 per IT LOOKS AS IF the Empire State butlding, barring tomado or the thoughtless laymg of a Russian egg, will be with u.s tor another 177 years. Thas word comes from Hent\' Crown. the Chicago indus~ trlallst who just the othet· day fimshed buytng up the Empire State .,. I wher. sinde or married men or ror extra cash on Wilh PtwiY Mn. Addie Gllfeser was ~~:.~;~~:r~:r::·.i~·~·- ~~c"_~:_~:::.=-~~~~ 1; goods and cbatfels. ' • Harry ~··~ th~ Friendly- Loan Manager A(idie Grueser with us. A onetime Phlladephla socialite, Ml.q w. went from tllms to care amging, running- an 1.nn ~ailed "Pmk_ Fancy" m the Vargln Islands, palntmg and ralsang roses Now, llvmg on New Yor)('s upper East Side, she's written PasMoN Is the Ocle, a soft-cover book that undoubtedly is by Jl'orever Amber out of A•1tho11y Adverse, Jane, virtually as hand:some as ever, ran aw11y trom her Main Llne home at 16 to act, "In my family's opinion I was practJcally becoming a loose womcm" sh~ • 1 • .' •• • ALL LOANS 8\lUECT, 'l'O ,APJ'&O\'.U In ' '' ·~ BAK-h f S USED STORE Pltnty of ~~ ullfld refl1g.,. rator1. Come and "I'm juJt more .atr!O¥i abwt everythiua now," aaid tbe Pl!:d Open Ewtnln:P a,. A'lipoiiiLlment aetress. "People rupee& you more There's no subllitute lor talent or TRR ...JGRTI!8'l' coaNBJJ lN IIIDDLDORT - I ,,_, U'i' , ~ ox good ta.!lte." '1 ' . 124 • BAKER FURNITURE • ~81, ' ,, • ,- I •' • �• !'I'.Jge Four TtM!I~ .,.DY --.: . --- ••• ••• .. ... ., ~ ... . .. -~ .~:-.:..-;. · ry "The s ·age ()( Gravel Hill" Barn es, wrote an open lelter through th-is column lo Hubie Bobo, the formu fullbac-k from Chauncey~Dover, who is currentl:Y doin.g such a wonderful job with Ohio State's unbeaten ! Bookeyes. Mr. Elarnl.'s app~re nllf wa s under th e , :nprtssion young Mr. Bri::"o was not re ceiving ! •• IOPhomore In tho Mh"l'l hlttory, lncludlnt " VIc Janowicz. wm•• rnomMr of the .14hl· weat aii-AmoriCin H•rcf for Th .Anoclltft Prou, ·ha,n'' hftltattcl h hll Of 8~' H· compll1hmanta. Only -nrintly .. fuii1NP itory In" Tho sPort~ ln1 N,.ws 1_.1111 &•IH'•. •roat , .. - ----- -!Jarrisonville Takes Cage Win f~rom Coolville By Big Margin ~-··-· local boy, who is now writing in Columbus, end who h.. oc· cuion Ia see Ohio ir. action both in games and in pnctlce. Here's what Dne Dll~ts hu to say •bout Harry's comments on Hubie Bobo. An open lrtt er to Harry Bar· ncs (any ont• who cares to c~tves· drop also ts welcome): Dear M·r. Barnes: ·]n Poirtt Pleasant J' ' ' ,. . ' ' 20 ~ ,.. I' I ' 1·16 L\"W I~ . Greer !J4 o~9 TuL a! CROW'S CHICKS j\Jcuchrnr 171i 139 Blt.t ·l J;Jil I a;~ · 11m TotJ l • R18 L•11rk~ .' Get '' -"- ' • 1 umblll :,Doll'ani':Y!')I•r•.lae• •1-,\.' .I (S._·eay~~c ··tor :~it.et' ' Dave D:J.ea Assci<:lated Pre51 A~ liS P~ylvaolli 0 Prm.oro~ 2~ Yale If _ . ;. Harvar(l.·Zl Brown 21 1•! HoJ>: ctooo 20 Fordham 19 . <;ornoU 40 Dartmouth 21 Syt~llii!:.Jl ~te 12 , -Slate :!"'ltqt&~ 11•1'1· iJ'Yli)J.. CPlumbia i ~ Y_".. ~ Massachusetts 19 Tufts 13 . Sports Writer Rhode Jsland 20 ConnecUcut U SOUTH •• ; must . Item~! •• ..., PI.AN ED lnl not .dlsre,.rdcd witli recldess ab- Gnu)ge Hall Wedaadlr at 10:30 t.ot- "'""'"II iii~::~~::~-:::~:::::: "iiiiiiiiiii&aiiiiji 1I! !HH ,•.:: · 0 , $1'1495 • · •· · KA.R_R· _CIIId VAN ZA ..... DT r'lt t'IIJ MAD TRAT .8T4JIDII!Oa QtrAUTI' ' 011 \ tfi POME.OY OHIO • . ·t..aroiinl 13 ~ r"; ,. .. I '' I I' " ' • ff~· Notre Dame 42 Minnesota 22 Iowa 20 Wiseonsin 27 Illinois 14 I·n diapa · 14 Northwe~tern 13 West. Michigan 38 Western Res. 0 OHIO STATE 28 PURDUE 6 Ohio Wesleyan 21 Wittenberg 14. ' < 0 .12 I or~~~~~ko~C~I~IH~•;•;d;·~J~•;ck~~~~~~~ii~=s~s::::~t=~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~D~•;-y;t•;•~20~M;I~a~mi--,;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;-.j--• I • ' ' ·wcHS-TV • ·- I' " . ' ... "'" I I Cliannel-8 l,, · Meet AirtericaS firsffamily •liTH ANDU; 18, I eolloSe soP!Jo-. ....... It·-.bofm after she waa· _. _.. T much of the OS[! m~ccss- to · the placekicking of th e 145-pound 1::!~ 1!10 4 ti:l Clin?, F 12 ·5·3 27 . weed, the fleet Cassady (dubbed by Alan Amcche, Wisconsm's !4\i 1-Hi 4JB I Jewel F 8 7-2 1£ great fullback , as "an aU·Ameri' £05 147 5lHi] M 3 1ca n if I e\'cr oaw one") and Dug· " F .. c G ratn, 0 4-3 get, one of the finest OSU de· F. Green , F fcn stve ends m years. We must 0 2-2 &16 Bt6 24U5 P. Green ,C 1 not overtook the efforts of these 16 fine boys who -may land them. I 0-0 on \the national Bradley, C 2 selves spots 0 2-2 dre01m team. 1!)0 I:J-\ !"1\ln 'i Haning, G 4 9_. 12 The olhcr five namcs-Satur· day after Saturday-are lost .in 17!) 170 53fl Ejmonds, G 0 00 C the obilvwn of the 64-man squad. \~Ill !;lil 450! Wtlliams . G 2 They are Hobson, Glbbs, Shedd, 0 -0 Yollng and Trabue." I da nol l 72 17-U JJJ I Epple, G 3 think the apprO~ateloy M 0 S-3 h1gh schools in :the-· Q.realer · ColJ5J tO~. ;,:,::, 1 Morri$ G .0 0·0 C · urnbus area mai~ :.~_.;P;1l ovcrwhclP-44 82t:i 2548 Totai• . .. 33 34-19 as ming: c0n fri bu1ion to OSU foot· 1 -ball . Your c>omments also came to Coolvilll! Po$. FG F T Null, F . a th• attention of Bracl ·Yfin~,., ' 4 o.o •Ports •ditor of the ~umbus ' Hilpney, F 7 9-S U Dispatch. Day after d.-,, the Holb'!'rt, F 2-1 I 0 o.o 2 Dispatch has loaned its space Griffin , F 1 , Cowdery . C 7 6-4 18 to the boy from Chaunclty, desSmith, G 1 2-2 • cribed by Willson 11 "one of ·Taylor, G 41 8-6 14 of th• gr•atett fullbu.ks OSU Totals 24 26-18 66 has ever hed." Willaon and Journ.al Sports Editor Elrl By Quarh'r·;, Flora and I agree that Ptobl) H<trr· '~" ll' tile 18415885 has been the recipient of inor· C ~ wl1·il l ( • l8 33 49 6( dlnate prai1e. His pictures and Oflk :;rl ~ "('(';,~pool"" eccovnts of hit artistic faking Bradbun and blocking have been spread an d Btl! Sprn<"cr Harrisonvill• Pas. FG -tO be held next yea!' tn At1al"'de I Cl'lf,(lnttrne~tfonalSourtdphor.} 1 l0DAY! I>ICI n : " ---'-'-------· -- - - 1'0;45 11:00 12:00 12:"30 1:00 1:15 ' FaitVIIu T,... S..U. P......, cw. - ....... Indian herb . ' I ASK I 'S ,\!lOUT 1'1'! W!LLIAMS ~ervice StotiDII Pnwrll & Ash !\trrrta Middleport. Ohio .. , ! LUIOII 38. P•rtlclt 'Ih.oe are the elito on•...r. .. WJ!l.. 41. Famout million (ToX:) 43. Part of a Front Suspension is tilted bllCk "" tMt oprings now soak up shock from the front 88 well88:up·and-down. This re!IUCOII road· joint jar. Take a Toot Drive in this '55 Ford and vou'll want to drive it home•. the luxurious Ford p~-And ll.brilli.omt new moclell o&r ,.. . ~,....... looking for in a cor! Theft ha-ve uevw ~ ...:Ia~ handoome can, """' .., eloooul~ - ~~~~~~ dfl. tinguiohed lookinl. And tile rii:h mt.ba ""' furniohed with fabrioo .-b8i!n offered 88 cor upholot..y, nower , •. OM wloa tamfl wU4 Oft! malo (J'.....,.I>riw .prc-1) f5, SIUJ 48.1Hllo4'a - u.~kot niapa Be among the first .w pwn ~ ,55 - FO~R[) Test Drive it f4daY I Y-IIIDcll: YOU MAKE . t40'N.Er I'N C.tGU Farmers Feed and Supply Phone HIO M ~ Minersville, 0. TTto Sf oro- wmt flie Cflectorlloorcr SJt• 3 :~ :.ree::- Greelc. naUve powm,th<n .... a.,...tFordRQciileib '55. There'a a DOW I82.h.~·~ V,a - Channel 3 Greatest Gift Golden WinG~w~ One Man's Famrly NBC. Concerning M i s s M-arlowe Hawkins ~:15 C 3:30 NBC l'lter All with Trlner·T•i;n l!wo• For thaoo who dOiire tlle·moot ,..._...... PURINA DEALERS WSAZ.lfV:1 2: , 1;fc ·· alld TrufJ?.pets· .:1: . .... ~ i I ·a PJittlou.·· study TWa is die perfect choice for tho&e who Mek ultimAta siiW't.ftMI !a a two-door ear. Pn:mt - t folda down tuad irt for eutor rear·aM.t ~ . ·rrlendj t3.-t Allnen moo:<! JmOIIfuJ, 1 I:\ -- ,...,_CW&dms a deol:wtiua, ...... . . . _ . . . , ..... ll>o NBC NBC Home NBC Bdty White Shew NBC · Feathel' Your Nest Today's NeiWs & Farm Rainbow Trail l o30 T,.. M&!u Maker I SOHIO GUARANTEED STARTING! ot 1955" ·_,,.._~:.t:'l:i~~· F . ..,-, Arl~na 4.\~~.,.,.. State Fair In · ,~~ ~11 the ~nt . candl .. ' ., lmtze I 5IJR 1 DON'T TAKE CHANCE$ \ Ohio e Foo .· tba._U Scores Across The I 21 ] I <1~k111s '· P. 1 ! 11J \ • Monday, Noyember 15, 1954 1 I !H I 1:-15 II".! ' '\ ·MonCioy,' Novem!Ser 15, 1954 I I I r--"' ' ancfon. , · a.. m. for an ail· day meeting on I c.i"nnOt help bu.t- feel that basket making. A sack hmch will ~ose Sqiatheastern Ohioans who be lei'V.ed at noon. et Hilrrison ville came through with 1 !heir first basketball win Gf thl' season last Friday night on their ()Wn fluor as the Scipio five took an l'asy 85.66 win from Carlhag~­ Troy of Coolvillr. After a close -~ ftrs-t period the Harnsom•il h• quintet Pl:llled away in lhe sec'o n·J YvuT recent open letter to quarter, and led the rest of th e OhiO State's Hubert Bobo ha~ been directed to my attention· ._ Crow ..; ChH·k s t" un tinued to roll gam e. Led by the sharpshooting of by a fellow .Middleport resident • in the II l'l t ;b,J111 C1ty bowl Ill .~ - a former great on Southeast;: J ~:1 gue ];~~I 'I h11 r:-day as thL'Y came John Clioe, the Sctpto (ivc slarted · th ro ugh w1 lh thri'C wins over the to roll m the socond quarter after . ern Ohio gndirons and one who ..:,;..Ctt 1 Jet- <Jnd Fud team at the being held to an 18-18 tie by Cool· still ro~llows the game wtth the ~ - Tw~n tv Sertti!d Stn~cl all eys The ville in the first quarter. Th ey Jed avid interest of a high school ~""Ch1rks. nuw IHIW' <1 two game le~ d 41 -33 at halftime, and were out sophomore I apprco1ale your frank discus.... Ht the tnugh e u·c uit. anrl have m front 58-49 at the end of three penods. \ swn of the Hubert Hobo mat~ ....thrt' l" makt· up ga me.-.. and each ter . But in aU fairne ss to the , win in L hl'~t' three games w1 ll in · Cline toa$ed in a total of 27 ' buy , and to Scntmel readers, it ;: C"r{'ast' thc1 r lr :J d. poinb for the ~tvening to pac• 111f ap.pcar s a more thorough probe _. Holl tng w1lh o nly fuur _n wn. as of the s-corers, and now in four o( the controversy is in- order . "Cuptatn I'<Hl l Cl1ffurd 15 ~td('\ uwd gamu has. scorN a total of 85 I sttall do my best to shed some · wilh a lJ1·1Jken \0 1". tlH' Chick~ ~li!l points for an. average of better li glll on the subject · mana/!l'd to CilnlL' throt1gh with tl~-an 21 per game. Pr...-ious to As I understand it; thC-liCart 'oorl scort•s. alth ough t hey rollcLI Friday's victory Harrisonville of your complaint m the Scntin· slig ht\ ~ unrll'r lhl'll" S{'a~on avNagc had lo•t to Albany 99~60, to el's OCtober 25th edi liun is that ol · [{78 . Thr)- had ;.~anH'S of 87:'1 . Shade 71-45 and to J.T by a 90-85 the Co lumbus pap er::; a re not .:lJ,i and B26 for a to ta l of 254['. count. g1ving Bobo his "d ue share" of 'but wen• ~n·ssed in !'ilfh ga m<'. Cline was foll ow('(! in scoring · publicity. And instead this They won I he first g.11!H' by 39 by Jewell , who tossed in 18 points Col umbus players, especially p1ns. the st conJ l:Jy 28 anti Lh :: t.. ~t :mrt now in four g~mcs he has Howard Cassady. by only 10 r:ns Let's start at the bcgint\ing scored a total of 81 points 1or an per game. Green (a likely look,i ng place, if ,JUll Hov <~ttcr set tl tc pace l ·)r average of ,.l'IPJP.Y Cruw· s qutn\et wllh games followed with 16 -points. and Han· ev~r saw une). F!rst of all, the 'l&f· i89, 179 and 170 for a 538 liJ· . ing: had 12 markert. Hapncy wa 6 ?"hiO State . vars1ty ro~ter (not ial. whilC Fr:Jnk Kungle had 183. high for Coolville with 19 po jnts mdudmg JUmor '":ars1 ty and 't72 and 178 for 533 R~b Louk s w1lh Cnwclcry scori ng 18 and Ta .. freshman . squads) mcludcs 64 · , ) players. E1ghL of these boys are I +toil !'"2-;" :n.d ll1nk Menchmi had an lor 14. 'Ha -r iso nvtll {' al ~ o t:o~s ily wo~ lh-:Colmnbus products. , 1 '~vcn 500. Jt1l1n Haskins ll'd thf' Rrv•rvr contest by :i. s. scOre <I S Thre~ of the nam· e ~ )OU may 3 18 ](l~ c,.rs w1th a 550 ~t ·r i<'s. Krith \ \"llft<ttn~ led the scorers rcNJgnn('. They arc Ca ss ~dy, D_ u~1 wtt h 15 points. • lo(cr and Weed. Wo~ld you mmt · Tilt> • corE's. '1'1II' 1wx s-core· tht· efforts of any of these CITY IC E ,\ FUEL · thre e? Certainly we must credit -- ' ALt.. DAY MIITING N I of fair p~y wbea· we .' awraiJe The Rock. Spr~np Home Demon- , be eive.n e•re!Ul eonsldeuUon, att.Uon Club wiJt meet 'It th~ UQI rccctv-t. . . N ow, Ha~ry, .,d oe~ ' tha t . ' Frankly; we""aid , not enter lntD' ~• 1•! •-Bobo 18 ~lfll_}ltgbta;f, ·. On Jbis ariu~ent, if it be .s~~~; but :tJ:te .c~.ntra~y: ;pbe :.: ~bree .colum. our o.,..n p~rsonal· ()pimon ts that b.Qs -""l~U.:.,~WO aone .o ut of Rubie 1 has· received . plenty 1f their, wa.f'lo ~f~latc ,to ~~'! read· hettdlin1s in'· his Sophomore year, ers stor1.es ah?ut B(lbo~ LMe _l~r a11d alsb W(, calf 9grec that be eont~et IOd hiS COqtagiOUS 5pirlt ' i/4....deserved tbcm . .. .llowc\ICf •. ,!Pd., ·'~J!lco~e ~~s~~e . tv win . sportY wPilcrs du their best ta 1 read eaeli t!'O"fumbus go along wtth the coaches as pa~r every day. I see much as ipOSs~ble,_ and we in t_he Ohm ~tate game, and in·t e..,-~ writing fielld know tha-t it ls not coachb ~qd .players on best for a youngster to receive si~es after the gam·es. Your. too mUlCh publicity. Often i1 o~1te sports editor, Paul Chff~, hurts more than it helps, and w1ll .t~ll you hiJ!lself that Bobo 5 more than one good prospect has publiLCtty cam.pugn has not been been rumed by too much pr&ise slrort-changed· . even though it may be deserved. I Mlltve-end coach•• However we have an arttwtr Farrnf BaCihtel, Harry Lo,ollo~, to Mr. B~rnes from a former Dick ShriHr and sport1 Cro"' ChIC• l\.S JJ0 Jd • LC(ld In BowI•ng i eeutul· athletlk .teams. We td"~~."'~..-..ff>attet·s'.'meThekindao~- n.. 1.!..,.._..,. · , has been acctaimed u m~.ttb l.or its spo.rtamanshlp as -ior .it.. ll)t· any and ID\I(h· others wtl'e . . ~Oassad~ ng far too \ • ·, i ., S4;Juthtlatern Ohio, , and espooo iaUy Ml,6dieport · ana POmeroy, news_,.,.,. HI~ P.U.._ 11 far-r•Khint enough pu~~ :city fr om the Colum-, contrlllutlant to tho OSU bus w . tcrs, anj that Hoppy IMII toam·. 01111' Woody •il . \'!l>kiai•';lltad ; >toOl> ll<li - ~ •Iot ·'l!l; pr uod '1ll!'>l· le of yeari;l!..h• B!>W• ' ;yll~ :to~~llct"-.ilitlt¥. 'B,!>•r<jo .. ~( .~ the' teallf· ~ . _e ,_iore' P.hlaoim- wlt'li: ai~~r ~X'Derlt~~~-~ '~ bi ced iod·''"""" '~sibllllt '' wUI t.>il!i<\ ~ll>at lliQn •!:JSIN~elbe oet upon 'lii.. brOad, .D...l.!ar Belie~~- . ila~ ~··. ,talejlta. ahoylden: . '· , ·. : aren't · ur.J JtlCP.'!t--ID. ~ ' Col- ., 1 ly PAUL '"Moon" tcrosl A few weeks put our good with no friend from Middleport, Mr. Jlar- liclty hu 'i • It, On .. . - fine -'> eotbuoiut. ID· SouiJI. o whlo loc-111""'' 'liner 1M- outer• Oblo are tlllulldlll 111_11 fofe ~··· W. ·""woJI · ... I IOUBd IPOfla PfOillll> &fforJII - . , . . . . . , ·on IIIJ 1, Alt.Ghlo coil..~ 10duento"' to '_Youqpten · aY UNITID •RESS ::~J= tPMt. , l ,. · . ". wJlO·, iD:iJht otberw:lat 110" ""Ukout · ~ . \Voocty !!,ayes wlltilell :r'oo he'd ·llliWrt Bo1>o nilflliwell .;IN•• - · ·•o\ST ' · • ·, rather ··BobG ,w9~t L(fet .ite tone: wl~yt J.ucb f. nt!ed ~ed- De1aw•re ~LaFayette 7__ 0\lrijiWJJ~ so :;,.ucll l<j)~l~l~. _or .ftliine, ue4Noi>i!"<'t~~""'l .'bill 1 It C.rne_ll• ~ Ill Lehl&li 1.3 • . . ,-~' . ' poat· few roota·, _,.. . ata[~ BEAMS ,., ..... .....~.· ~ •' ' 'I . ' " ' { . • ~~ .~~_. :'/!' ::::~~~ -::"'::. ·r:..':t:. \Ve.ekend Co _ llf!ffiat . hoo'-tahol ..... _""""' In lll,o · I am <OF!'' that ~ ol MOCJN . J . l. • - ... . I . --·h· .. . 'I ' INEt:; . .'.' ~ .. ~lddleport, 0. S. 3rd. St. ONLY YOUR ioflD DE4LEfl HAS . . ·' ········-~~...-.·~~r/,1\ '1 ' : •'. ''·· A"l USED CARS AND TRUClS ' '( 30 ·7:45 NRC 8.00 NllC o:nah Shore -.. News Caravan lluick Bcrle Show ll;ij() NOC J'h:eside 'J'DeLitJ't• ' ·: - '~ ''Girl Nbl ' wanted" 9..30 ABC The Elgin lluur Mr. l>iJtrict ~U.urner· News lleadlirit:i Weatb.eteAB.t Sports Headlinf's lteme~ber, Sw:.anee Hiv!'J NANCY ·• THAT f'IGHTING STOP · �• !'I'.Jge Four TtM!I~ .,.DY --.: . --- ••• ••• .. ... ., ~ ... . .. -~ .~:-.:..-;. · ry "The s ·age ()( Gravel Hill" Barn es, wrote an open lelter through th-is column lo Hubie Bobo, the formu fullbac-k from Chauncey~Dover, who is currentl:Y doin.g such a wonderful job with Ohio State's unbeaten ! Bookeyes. Mr. Elarnl.'s app~re nllf wa s under th e , :nprtssion young Mr. Bri::"o was not re ceiving ! •• IOPhomore In tho Mh"l'l hlttory, lncludlnt " VIc Janowicz. wm•• rnomMr of the .14hl· weat aii-AmoriCin H•rcf for Th .Anoclltft Prou, ·ha,n'' hftltattcl h hll Of 8~' H· compll1hmanta. Only -nrintly .. fuii1NP itory In" Tho sPort~ ln1 N,.ws 1_.1111 &•IH'•. •roat , .. - ----- -!Jarrisonville Takes Cage Win f~rom Coolville By Big Margin ~-··-· local boy, who is now writing in Columbus, end who h.. oc· cuion Ia see Ohio ir. action both in games and in pnctlce. Here's what Dne Dll~ts hu to say •bout Harry's comments on Hubie Bobo. An open lrtt er to Harry Bar· ncs (any ont• who cares to c~tves· drop also ts welcome): Dear M·r. Barnes: ·]n Poirtt Pleasant J' ' ' ,. . ' ' 20 ~ ,.. I' I ' 1·16 L\"W I~ . Greer !J4 o~9 TuL a! CROW'S CHICKS j\Jcuchrnr 171i 139 Blt.t ·l J;Jil I a;~ · 11m TotJ l • R18 L•11rk~ .' Get '' -"- ' • 1 umblll :,Doll'ani':Y!')I•r•.lae• •1-,\.' .I (S._·eay~~c ··tor :~it.et' ' Dave D:J.ea Assci<:lated Pre51 A~ liS P~ylvaolli 0 Prm.oro~ 2~ Yale If _ . ;. Harvar(l.·Zl Brown 21 1•! HoJ>: ctooo 20 Fordham 19 . <;ornoU 40 Dartmouth 21 Syt~llii!:.Jl ~te 12 , -Slate :!"'ltqt&~ 11•1'1· iJ'Yli)J.. CPlumbia i ~ Y_".. ~ Massachusetts 19 Tufts 13 . Sports Writer Rhode Jsland 20 ConnecUcut U SOUTH •• ; must . Item~! •• ..., PI.AN ED lnl not .dlsre,.rdcd witli recldess ab- Gnu)ge Hall Wedaadlr at 10:30 t.ot- "'""'"II iii~::~~::~-:::~:::::: "iiiiiiiiiii&aiiiiji 1I! !HH ,•.:: · 0 , $1'1495 • · •· · KA.R_R· _CIIId VAN ZA ..... DT r'lt t'IIJ MAD TRAT .8T4JIDII!Oa QtrAUTI' ' 011 \ tfi POME.OY OHIO • . ·t..aroiinl 13 ~ r"; ,. .. I '' I I' " ' • ff~· Notre Dame 42 Minnesota 22 Iowa 20 Wiseonsin 27 Illinois 14 I·n diapa · 14 Northwe~tern 13 West. Michigan 38 Western Res. 0 OHIO STATE 28 PURDUE 6 Ohio Wesleyan 21 Wittenberg 14. ' < 0 .12 I or~~~~~ko~C~I~IH~•;•;d;·~J~•;ck~~~~~~~ii~=s~s::::~t=~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~D~•;-y;t•;•~20~M;I~a~mi--,;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;-.j--• I • ' ' ·wcHS-TV • ·- I' " . ' ... "'" I I Cliannel-8 l,, · Meet AirtericaS firsffamily •liTH ANDU; 18, I eolloSe soP!Jo-. ....... It·-.bofm after she waa· _. _.. T much of the OS[! m~ccss- to · the placekicking of th e 145-pound 1::!~ 1!10 4 ti:l Clin?, F 12 ·5·3 27 . weed, the fleet Cassady (dubbed by Alan Amcche, Wisconsm's !4\i 1-Hi 4JB I Jewel F 8 7-2 1£ great fullback , as "an aU·Ameri' £05 147 5lHi] M 3 1ca n if I e\'cr oaw one") and Dug· " F .. c G ratn, 0 4-3 get, one of the finest OSU de· F. Green , F fcn stve ends m years. We must 0 2-2 &16 Bt6 24U5 P. Green ,C 1 not overtook the efforts of these 16 fine boys who -may land them. I 0-0 on \the national Bradley, C 2 selves spots 0 2-2 dre01m team. 1!)0 I:J-\ !"1\ln 'i Haning, G 4 9_. 12 The olhcr five namcs-Satur· day after Saturday-are lost .in 17!) 170 53fl Ejmonds, G 0 00 C the obilvwn of the 64-man squad. \~Ill !;lil 450! Wtlliams . G 2 They are Hobson, Glbbs, Shedd, 0 -0 Yollng and Trabue." I da nol l 72 17-U JJJ I Epple, G 3 think the apprO~ateloy M 0 S-3 h1gh schools in :the-· Q.realer · ColJ5J tO~. ;,:,::, 1 Morri$ G .0 0·0 C · urnbus area mai~ :.~_.;P;1l ovcrwhclP-44 82t:i 2548 Totai• . .. 33 34-19 as ming: c0n fri bu1ion to OSU foot· 1 -ball . Your c>omments also came to Coolvilll! Po$. FG F T Null, F . a th• attention of Bracl ·Yfin~,., ' 4 o.o •Ports •ditor of the ~umbus ' Hilpney, F 7 9-S U Dispatch. Day after d.-,, the Holb'!'rt, F 2-1 I 0 o.o 2 Dispatch has loaned its space Griffin , F 1 , Cowdery . C 7 6-4 18 to the boy from Chaunclty, desSmith, G 1 2-2 • cribed by Willson 11 "one of ·Taylor, G 41 8-6 14 of th• gr•atett fullbu.ks OSU Totals 24 26-18 66 has ever hed." Willaon and Journ.al Sports Editor Elrl By Quarh'r·;, Flora and I agree that Ptobl) H<trr· '~" ll' tile 18415885 has been the recipient of inor· C ~ wl1·il l ( • l8 33 49 6( dlnate prai1e. His pictures and Oflk :;rl ~ "('(';,~pool"" eccovnts of hit artistic faking Bradbun and blocking have been spread an d Btl! Sprn<"cr Harrisonvill• Pas. FG -tO be held next yea!' tn At1al"'de I Cl'lf,(lnttrne~tfonalSourtdphor.} 1 l0DAY! I>ICI n : " ---'-'-------· -- - - 1'0;45 11:00 12:00 12:"30 1:00 1:15 ' FaitVIIu T,... S..U. P......, cw. - ....... Indian herb . ' I ASK I 'S ,\!lOUT 1'1'! W!LLIAMS ~ervice StotiDII Pnwrll & Ash !\trrrta Middleport. Ohio .. , ! LUIOII 38. P•rtlclt 'Ih.oe are the elito on•...r. .. WJ!l.. 41. Famout million (ToX:) 43. Part of a Front Suspension is tilted bllCk "" tMt oprings now soak up shock from the front 88 well88:up·and-down. This re!IUCOII road· joint jar. Take a Toot Drive in this '55 Ford and vou'll want to drive it home•. the luxurious Ford p~-And ll.brilli.omt new moclell o&r ,.. . ~,....... looking for in a cor! Theft ha-ve uevw ~ ...:Ia~ handoome can, """' .., eloooul~ - ~~~~~~ dfl. tinguiohed lookinl. And tile rii:h mt.ba ""' furniohed with fabrioo .-b8i!n offered 88 cor upholot..y, nower , •. OM wloa tamfl wU4 Oft! malo (J'.....,.I>riw .prc-1) f5, SIUJ 48.1Hllo4'a - u.~kot niapa Be among the first .w pwn ~ ,55 - FO~R[) Test Drive it f4daY I Y-IIIDcll: YOU MAKE . t40'N.Er I'N C.tGU Farmers Feed and Supply Phone HIO M ~ Minersville, 0. TTto Sf oro- wmt flie Cflectorlloorcr SJt• 3 :~ :.ree::- Greelc. naUve powm,th<n .... a.,...tFordRQciileib '55. There'a a DOW I82.h.~·~ V,a - Channel 3 Greatest Gift Golden WinG~w~ One Man's Famrly NBC. Concerning M i s s M-arlowe Hawkins ~:15 C 3:30 NBC l'lter All with Trlner·T•i;n l!wo• For thaoo who dOiire tlle·moot ,..._...... PURINA DEALERS WSAZ.lfV:1 2: , 1;fc ·· alld TrufJ?.pets· .:1: . .... ~ i I ·a PJittlou.·· study TWa is die perfect choice for tho&e who Mek ultimAta siiW't.ftMI !a a two-door ear. Pn:mt - t folda down tuad irt for eutor rear·aM.t ~ . ·rrlendj t3.-t Allnen moo:<! JmOIIfuJ, 1 I:\ -- ,...,_CW&dms a deol:wtiua, ...... . . . _ . . . , ..... ll>o NBC NBC Home NBC Bdty White Shew NBC · Feathel' Your Nest Today's NeiWs & Farm Rainbow Trail l o30 T,.. M&!u Maker I SOHIO GUARANTEED STARTING! ot 1955" ·_,,.._~:.t:'l:i~~· F . ..,-, Arl~na 4.\~~.,.,.. State Fair In · ,~~ ~11 the ~nt . candl .. ' ., lmtze I 5IJR 1 DON'T TAKE CHANCE$ \ Ohio e Foo .· tba._U Scores Across The I 21 ] I <1~k111s '· P. 1 ! 11J \ • Monday, Noyember 15, 1954 1 I !H I 1:-15 II".! ' '\ ·MonCioy,' Novem!Ser 15, 1954 I I I r--"' ' ancfon. , · a.. m. for an ail· day meeting on I c.i"nnOt help bu.t- feel that basket making. A sack hmch will ~ose Sqiatheastern Ohioans who be lei'V.ed at noon. et Hilrrison ville came through with 1 !heir first basketball win Gf thl' season last Friday night on their ()Wn fluor as the Scipio five took an l'asy 85.66 win from Carlhag~­ Troy of Coolvillr. After a close -~ ftrs-t period the Harnsom•il h• quintet Pl:llled away in lhe sec'o n·J YvuT recent open letter to quarter, and led the rest of th e OhiO State's Hubert Bobo ha~ been directed to my attention· ._ Crow ..; ChH·k s t" un tinued to roll gam e. Led by the sharpshooting of by a fellow .Middleport resident • in the II l'l t ;b,J111 C1ty bowl Ill .~ - a former great on Southeast;: J ~:1 gue ];~~I 'I h11 r:-day as thL'Y came John Clioe, the Sctpto (ivc slarted · th ro ugh w1 lh thri'C wins over the to roll m the socond quarter after . ern Ohio gndirons and one who ..:,;..Ctt 1 Jet- <Jnd Fud team at the being held to an 18-18 tie by Cool· still ro~llows the game wtth the ~ - Tw~n tv Sertti!d Stn~cl all eys The ville in the first quarter. Th ey Jed avid interest of a high school ~""Ch1rks. nuw IHIW' <1 two game le~ d 41 -33 at halftime, and were out sophomore I apprco1ale your frank discus.... Ht the tnugh e u·c uit. anrl have m front 58-49 at the end of three penods. \ swn of the Hubert Hobo mat~ ....thrt' l" makt· up ga me.-.. and each ter . But in aU fairne ss to the , win in L hl'~t' three games w1 ll in · Cline toa$ed in a total of 27 ' buy , and to Scntmel readers, it ;: C"r{'ast' thc1 r lr :J d. poinb for the ~tvening to pac• 111f ap.pcar s a more thorough probe _. Holl tng w1lh o nly fuur _n wn. as of the s-corers, and now in four o( the controversy is in- order . "Cuptatn I'<Hl l Cl1ffurd 15 ~td('\ uwd gamu has. scorN a total of 85 I sttall do my best to shed some · wilh a lJ1·1Jken \0 1". tlH' Chick~ ~li!l points for an. average of better li glll on the subject · mana/!l'd to CilnlL' throt1gh with tl~-an 21 per game. Pr...-ious to As I understand it; thC-liCart 'oorl scort•s. alth ough t hey rollcLI Friday's victory Harrisonville of your complaint m the Scntin· slig ht\ ~ unrll'r lhl'll" S{'a~on avNagc had lo•t to Albany 99~60, to el's OCtober 25th edi liun is that ol · [{78 . Thr)- had ;.~anH'S of 87:'1 . Shade 71-45 and to J.T by a 90-85 the Co lumbus pap er::; a re not .:lJ,i and B26 for a to ta l of 254['. count. g1ving Bobo his "d ue share" of 'but wen• ~n·ssed in !'ilfh ga m<'. Cline was foll ow('(! in scoring · publicity. And instead this They won I he first g.11!H' by 39 by Jewell , who tossed in 18 points Col umbus players, especially p1ns. the st conJ l:Jy 28 anti Lh :: t.. ~t :mrt now in four g~mcs he has Howard Cassady. by only 10 r:ns Let's start at the bcgint\ing scored a total of 81 points 1or an per game. Green (a likely look,i ng place, if ,JUll Hov <~ttcr set tl tc pace l ·)r average of ,.l'IPJP.Y Cruw· s qutn\et wllh games followed with 16 -points. and Han· ev~r saw une). F!rst of all, the 'l&f· i89, 179 and 170 for a 538 liJ· . ing: had 12 markert. Hapncy wa 6 ?"hiO State . vars1ty ro~ter (not ial. whilC Fr:Jnk Kungle had 183. high for Coolville with 19 po jnts mdudmg JUmor '":ars1 ty and 't72 and 178 for 533 R~b Louk s w1lh Cnwclcry scori ng 18 and Ta .. freshman . squads) mcludcs 64 · , ) players. E1ghL of these boys are I +toil !'"2-;" :n.d ll1nk Menchmi had an lor 14. 'Ha -r iso nvtll {' al ~ o t:o~s ily wo~ lh-:Colmnbus products. , 1 '~vcn 500. Jt1l1n Haskins ll'd thf' Rrv•rvr contest by :i. s. scOre <I S Thre~ of the nam· e ~ )OU may 3 18 ](l~ c,.rs w1th a 550 ~t ·r i<'s. Krith \ \"llft<ttn~ led the scorers rcNJgnn('. They arc Ca ss ~dy, D_ u~1 wtt h 15 points. • lo(cr and Weed. Wo~ld you mmt · Tilt> • corE's. '1'1II' 1wx s-core· tht· efforts of any of these CITY IC E ,\ FUEL · thre e? Certainly we must credit -- ' ALt.. DAY MIITING N I of fair p~y wbea· we .' awraiJe The Rock. Spr~np Home Demon- , be eive.n e•re!Ul eonsldeuUon, att.Uon Club wiJt meet 'It th~ UQI rccctv-t. . . N ow, Ha~ry, .,d oe~ ' tha t . ' Frankly; we""aid , not enter lntD' ~• 1•! •-Bobo 18 ~lfll_}ltgbta;f, ·. On Jbis ariu~ent, if it be .s~~~; but :tJ:te .c~.ntra~y: ;pbe :.: ~bree .colum. our o.,..n p~rsonal· ()pimon ts that b.Qs -""l~U.:.,~WO aone .o ut of Rubie 1 has· received . plenty 1f their, wa.f'lo ~f~latc ,to ~~'! read· hettdlin1s in'· his Sophomore year, ers stor1.es ah?ut B(lbo~ LMe _l~r a11d alsb W(, calf 9grec that be eont~et IOd hiS COqtagiOUS 5pirlt ' i/4....deserved tbcm . .. .llowc\ICf •. ,!Pd., ·'~J!lco~e ~~s~~e . tv win . sportY wPilcrs du their best ta 1 read eaeli t!'O"fumbus go along wtth the coaches as pa~r every day. I see much as ipOSs~ble,_ and we in t_he Ohm ~tate game, and in·t e..,-~ writing fielld know tha-t it ls not coachb ~qd .players on best for a youngster to receive si~es after the gam·es. Your. too mUlCh publicity. Often i1 o~1te sports editor, Paul Chff~, hurts more than it helps, and w1ll .t~ll you hiJ!lself that Bobo 5 more than one good prospect has publiLCtty cam.pugn has not been been rumed by too much pr&ise slrort-changed· . even though it may be deserved. I Mlltve-end coach•• However we have an arttwtr Farrnf BaCihtel, Harry Lo,ollo~, to Mr. B~rnes from a former Dick ShriHr and sport1 Cro"' ChIC• l\.S JJ0 Jd • LC(ld In BowI•ng i eeutul· athletlk .teams. We td"~~."'~..-..ff>attet·s'.'meThekindao~- n.. 1.!..,.._..,. · , has been acctaimed u m~.ttb l.or its spo.rtamanshlp as -ior .it.. ll)t· any and ID\I(h· others wtl'e . . ~Oassad~ ng far too \ • ·, i ., S4;Juthtlatern Ohio, , and espooo iaUy Ml,6dieport · ana POmeroy, news_,.,.,. HI~ P.U.._ 11 far-r•Khint enough pu~~ :city fr om the Colum-, contrlllutlant to tho OSU bus w . tcrs, anj that Hoppy IMII toam·. 01111' Woody •il . \'!l>kiai•';lltad ; >toOl> ll<li - ~ •Iot ·'l!l; pr uod '1ll!'>l· le of yeari;l!..h• B!>W• ' ;yll~ :to~~llct"-.ilitlt¥. 'B,!>•r<jo .. ~( .~ the' teallf· ~ . _e ,_iore' P.hlaoim- wlt'li: ai~~r ~X'Derlt~~~-~ '~ bi ced iod·''"""" '~sibllllt '' wUI t.>il!i<\ ~ll>at lliQn •!:JSIN~elbe oet upon 'lii.. brOad, .D...l.!ar Belie~~- . ila~ ~··. ,talejlta. ahoylden: . '· , ·. : aren't · ur.J JtlCP.'!t--ID. ~ ' Col- ., 1 ly PAUL '"Moon" tcrosl A few weeks put our good with no friend from Middleport, Mr. Jlar- liclty hu 'i • It, On .. . - fine -'> eotbuoiut. ID· SouiJI. o whlo loc-111""'' 'liner 1M- outer• Oblo are tlllulldlll 111_11 fofe ~··· W. ·""woJI · ... I IOUBd IPOfla PfOillll> &fforJII - . , . . . . . , ·on IIIJ 1, Alt.Ghlo coil..~ 10duento"' to '_Youqpten · aY UNITID •RESS ::~J= tPMt. , l ,. · . ". wJlO·, iD:iJht otberw:lat 110" ""Ukout · ~ . \Voocty !!,ayes wlltilell :r'oo he'd ·llliWrt Bo1>o nilflliwell .;IN•• - · ·•o\ST ' · • ·, rather ··BobG ,w9~t L(fet .ite tone: wl~yt J.ucb f. nt!ed ~ed- De1aw•re ~LaFayette 7__ 0\lrijiWJJ~ so :;,.ucll l<j)~l~l~. _or .ftliine, ue4Noi>i!"<'t~~""'l .'bill 1 It C.rne_ll• ~ Ill Lehl&li 1.3 • . . ,-~' . ' poat· few roota·, _,.. . ata[~ BEAMS ,., ..... .....~.· ~ •' ' 'I . ' " ' { . • ~~ .~~_. :'/!' ::::~~~ -::"'::. ·r:..':t:. \Ve.ekend Co _ llf!ffiat . hoo'-tahol ..... _""""' In lll,o · I am <OF!'' that ~ ol MOCJN . J . l. • - ... . I . --·h· .. . 'I ' INEt:; . .'.' ~ .. ~lddleport, 0. S. 3rd. St. ONLY YOUR ioflD DE4LEfl HAS . . ·' ········-~~...-.·~~r/,1\ '1 ' : •'. ''·· A"l USED CARS AND TRUClS ' '( 30 ·7:45 NRC 8.00 NllC o:nah Shore -.. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 15, 1954 miller