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Mlu Thompson, pres1dcnt pre- Seleellon Luge sided at the meeting and mem- ed bers responded to roll call by Bible to 1 them as naming a seed and how lt traYe 5' Gardner verses from Luke Following the busme<s se8!ion on Thanksgivmg and Mra Hermaa 1 demonBtratlo~ on seeda and Lohse gave a prayer. reed J>Od.o was g•v~n by Miss Plana for their Chriltmas party Thompson, after wh•ch arrange· W.re made during the bualneas ment were made bY the group us· meeting and committees appnlnt· lng chrysanthemums ed The party wlll be held at the Refreshments were served by church on Decembor 12 wlth an the hostess to Peggy Bowers. exchange of glltl by the membera Nancy Tyo, Millie Lcgar ond and the children who will be ====::, ; :•:ry:T:h:o:m:pso=n of' TOYS · MARY JUNE BEAUTY SALON and Other GUt llem1 OPEN Mondoy Thru Soturday 9 to 5 Evenings bY Appotntment Permanenll $'1.1!0. $IO and $! 5 PHONI 6428-V 235 Waln'ut St. Mlddli!IO' • 5c to $1.00 and up POMEROY, OHIO \ gueots . Mra Childs reported on thetr projectl Apple butter and the Homebuilders' dinner and they dlstnsscd another proJ~I. IM!llln& lru•l cakes. A depert courae waqerved by thel hostesseit\ Mr'i. Gardner, )Irs Theo Neutzilng, Mra.' Minerva Chddera, lin. Dive Form~r and Mrs, Bahr. Mrs. Cardnor pr,esi~ed at the silver coffee ser~ aod a ho~tday arranaement waa uaed on tho dining table. • lt.l'f St't h nl ty I ( ers 1\~~~~~::;J Meeting Is Held ~ At Moore Home Mrs W. A. Drake, Mlsa Carol Bearhs and Mro. Kenneth McEJ· hlnney were guestl when the Nil· ty Stitchers club met Wednesday evening at the home ol 1\ln. Uoyd Mooree, Oak Slteet Plans were made for the Chl'llmu dinner to bo held at the Mtr· tin Reotaurant, Wednflday, Dee· ' ember II, followed with . 1 party and gilt exchange, the place to be announced later. The travellnl prjze donated by Mrs. Sellm B!azewlez wu awarded to Mrs. Homer Waiter. A doasert course was served by the boatelS to tho~e named above and Mrs Max Folmer, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs Herbort Dixon. Ml11 Katbhryn M1teh, Mro. William Bartell, Mra. Jack Warnor, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Hugh Bearh• and Mrs At~rt Browm I but NOr First Baptist Committee In Meeting Tue~dRy Ka!ad Hlndy, chairman ol nominating committee who 114!\ect· olllcers lor the Church School and Church at the First Baptlat Church. had a moetlng at hla home Tuesday nl&hl. Thoae present were Mn, Edi1on Baker, Mro Harold Chase, Mr1 Clarence Clark, L D. Dileo, CUI· lord Stumbo, Larry R1co and ,the Rev. 0. E. Hoyt Mrs. Hindy served o deMcrt course at the close or the meetmg. 1953 DESOTO VI 4 dr. Sedan ········ $495 Almoat a SputnUt In 1952 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Sedan ........ $495 pcrlormat~ee. Sparkhng urli!Nl two tone green Solid car. 1953 CHEVROLET 2dr. & 4 dr. · ·· ·· $795 1953 BUICKS .. ................ From $195 Sedans. Two excoptionally good buyo Both •'210" series. .::.......---- We have seven extrn good cars - several ol)jl owner ~a clean c~rs. With and without Dynaflow drtve. Hard· TopS antl.• dr-. VB and atr. B's. Mis's Rilla Lewis 1954 BUICK V8 2 dr..... .......... $1,495 Is H.onored Guest Hanl Top Coupe. Power Steering & Drakos. Dynallow drive. At Surprise Party owned bf local merchant. New Buick trade·ln M118 Rii!a Lewla was eueat of 1955 BUICK VI 2 dr. .. · .......... · $1,795 honor Thursday at a aurprl!e Top birthday dinner at tho Robinson Cleaner's plant on Rutland street. Mrs Stella Thomaa made the spaehctU 'Which waa the maln course and HlA Florence Rowe bakod'tho cake. Spaahetll, coffee and cake ~o MiP Lewl•, Mia! Thomas, Lavada Baker, Thelma .Rnvor ..Jo.. Fall flowers :nre.useo ate tho table . ........ liehted <~ndl" Htrd Coupe. Oynallow drive Dynnllow drive R&H. Spotle!S ori,lnaltwo IO_~frocn finish. Cl<an tnaido and out 19S6 BUKK VI Special ···· ···· ·· $2,095 4 dr. Sl!~n. Oynanow drive. Radio and Heater t'ul!y equipped. One carelullocal owner•• 1956, lUlCK VI Special ···· ·· ····· $2,295 ' dr. Hard Tpp. Riviera Cpe Dynallow Drive Radio & Heater. A rul '"crttm ~ulf". All Vynal !tim Inside 'ftB Buick tradeiD. 1i56 ,_,I(K VI Super ····· ·· ······· $2,695 f til'. Jllvlv•ledan. Hard Top model. Le" than 11,000 careful 'IIIla. 1'~~. JfHrlns and l!rakca. Almost like the dar it was fl!ld. New qOfl ovet ~.oo. Evangeline OES Chapter Special Meeting Is Held The Evmgcllne Chapter, OES, met • ln speda! !e81lo• Thul!doy lor inlt!atlon. Mrs Wtl'ts Anthony, worthy Malton, and Allen Hu~he&. Worthy Palron, were in charge of the meeting. Plans were made lor reheaml on Novembor 29 for the lnstalla· lion 01 new ofllcero on Dec n Befrcshmcntl!l wero srrved after tho meeting with Mrs Milton Hood. Mn James Crtswcll, Mrs Eber Lewis and Mr> . Loland Brqwn 11 hoste18el!l 1 AD arrangement ol fall flowers waa used (IR the rcJrOI:Ihment table. ', _____ ·12th Birth~ay Of Freddy Slater O~~erved Nov.13 The 12th blrthdoy of Freddy Slater. aon of .&r. and ~Irs Ed q!ajer, was celebrated with a par· ty Wednesday cvenlae Gamca and dancing were enjoy. ed and a decoratad <ako, icc cream and pop were served to the ~ueata The i>BriY had \ hocn postponed from last Tuesday by lite l11nel8 of the aueat ol honm Gueala included Judy Wilder· muth, Sandra Ohlinger, Forrest Bachtel, landra Hysell, Ri,kv Oil· or RuueU McElhinny, Curolyu R~sanll, Char!ea Bush, John Blake, su 18n Slater, Linda Darnell. Ka1 Slater, ,..m Rail; John wof\h, ~harles Swackhamor, Ben· ny Wllabn, Rl<har<l Rolin, .Jamie Jobb, ' tommy Lyons, Darrell Stumbo, Judy Martin. Marilyn swan, ,who w.. ill 110d unable to attend the party, eent a cill to FreddlC: s~r~ Dnl'ing . Program loBe Given Nov.,2t Mason Mothers Club Planning Christmas Din"er1 All •••· 1't5J J•k·.VI Roadmaster · ~ · $1,895 , tlr.' Sildall\ Buick's llnHI 1J1ode1. Power Stoerinc &. brakOI. New on~'c.oat al!11'1llt ~.00, Thla one i• l!ke new. 19S$'· 1!0N11AC VI 2dr..... .. ·....,. $1,695 . Catallnr~. Hydrtm•lic dr1ve RIIH Sharp car 195• toNJJAC.•.c~. ··· ··· · ····· $1,195 Cpe., l<fiW, lla~t blutJ top. Hydramalic drive. Beauilful 1tna!'Ucbt blllol!nifh All leather sea h. op· ·1954·FOID "• Customllne · ·········· · $995 Sl!dan. ' "'0,. ~OOd ca,re. . PONTIAC hyl. ··· ········:··· $595 qpe. HydtamaUc drive. Spou ... two tone ~re~n H l!lllliL: lll!OJ$y bbrd to.» model and a very dopendablt car. > I . <.-fRUCKS ,\ Ton Hyd. Dump ·· $1,595 ·u• ... ·~w.!t:f!~tr'lt~~~~J~ power enatne. 10 f~ dump, l!Od11nclu•lr 'j .,....... Hyd. Dump. · :·r · $1,195 ' • :f., H" .;, ' Yean or Servlee rt ""'-- BuJilet To Buleu• IVENING!i TIL 8:00 P.M; I Pome,oy, ~Oldo GMC-T-"CU I t· Middleport reaidenls were today by Mayor c. 0. Fls~er to aid hi cleaning up lhe town during thjs next week by swecplns .U leaves from tl!elr yard• and walks F. naUon·wlde sile-d~IVIhg pro- lnro Ute slfeela at the curblna ~~ grain <Jtcd b~ the National Safelv order that llreef dews can ma~e Cquncll and featurinlJ worlMam- a· cqliecUon. ous race ~river !oeturon; Will 'b• Tho MaYDr•warned t!tal this 1Iven atudellts ol Polnoroy and Middleport Higti Sclioo!s on Frl ylee of leaf dlsJ!OM] would ho ' diY ' .. ••ov. 22. . Hed out ne~t wee~ only and ' Iller that time disposal of would have to be ma~e by d~a)B, ' on- c.,11v " entertaining show ended Weddlng llardJ beinc and the two Pomeroyana the altar. Marda Grut!t!er ,.... narrator for ' . Unable to pay, Niteh WID wor~ tbe PfOCJ'Im at halftime 11 well u out his sentence on the Midtllepnrl (Confln""' On ,.,. SJ•I street el'l!w. 10 ''"""'' •' of lact, you as much as . f® and coats." . - lielvtn Lilly of Clc~cland ala~ booked fllr 1ntoXtcatlon ~>·as Oned $15 and costs which ht pald wasre1 0ased ' Martha Hudson Suctlllitbs Friday Cllester Garden At Rdidence CIUh.Planaing .YIJie Show The club hM alwaya COOpellleJ 1 With ·tile lmtitute by bavJnl a llrge exhffilt or flowers ana Ibis with their bclp d~l~ell to !he club's pre-Christmas' lin.' Mirilla A. Hudlon, tl, died Friday ,aflei\Doon at ber bo111e oo lllee Slreel She was the lfaUJhler late Morris and Amelia Bur· ., �'. ./ ·. THE DAILf t*NTIHEL B+-1' ..., M 'Mr, / ' Z..Dally Sentinel, Porneroy•Mlddlep~, ' o. fiqy, 15, 105' ', ~mmentilt~g, E.U~orially dau II his Farm CouJ!ns Who k'eep Busy Attending Educational Meetings Are ·~.9ng Most Ptosperous, Community Leaders Chuael 8:15 country cousins on Meigs County farms spend a lot of time going to meetings about soils, :ertllizer, livestock, garden produce techniques, dairying, milk handling, crop marketing, farm equipment, machinery main· tenance practices and farm JlliiD!!JMle!lt. And this same observer often 1, forced to conclude that about the same ~aUveJ.y smaJI percentage of farmers go to all the meetings. Apparently there are do~ens \lpon do~ns who rarely if ever attend any ~led ftllll edu· catlonal gatherings. • Sign On ...·:.' ; '··"""'''. 8:so Clrete 8 Raocli 9:ll<l Wateb Mr. WiJud tt often occ~ 1!;1 &tow~ .jlbserver that his Many of the people who follow conscientious. ly ,the many educational meetings sponsored here are no "better off" llnandially than onl· ers who don't. For it certainly is true that all the Information av&Jiable at meetings also is found in government bulletins, circulars, ln· dustry Pllblicatlons, newspapers, and maga. zlnes. on, can stay home ~nd ~eep JIP with the wor.)d. 10:00 10.80 11·00 11 3~ 12:00 12·SB Howdy DoOdy Gumb~ ' Fllry Capt. Gallant True St<!ry Detedive'o Dairy 1:1)0 Down On The Fann wrn 6:~ J-3B w... Theater, 7:00 2:45 Football · t 'oo 2:)5 Kemper S<orebolrd :30 5:30 ,ll")llilong Culldy i ·01) e:oo Newa Plcturr ' , 10:~ Foinball Scoreboard ' 11:00 Fe~eral Men 11:30 Saturday Ni&bt Jainboree Are FtlDlli ' 12:30 · Jn Las YeiQ· I :00 This is a fair coocll!$q1! . ballell •Qpoll re· ports of meetings such as the regional lime and fertilizer meeting 1teld ln ,Athens Thurs· day Eleven Meigs Cpunty farmers attended. The names were f81111Uar bec~use many of the same ones oppj!ared In lhe•e columns ear· Her this week In reference to .another meet· lng, also having to do witb &grlcultural edu· cation Sip On Toaay RorilJIIII' •1109!JI• • Trou\ilt WIIJ! ~ 4• 'A)'t•p' ~bo\f S 'l'feflll!'f l{JIIIl The Prl~ 1a ~lllht Truth or .CC0111ueneet :n:"".. )lld·lliJ The question arises: Is it true that the people who go most to such meetings are by and la!Je the m01t pro· sperous aild progressive farmers In the coun· ty? To identify !hem Is to 'pgge1t such Is a fact In one way this Is true. In anoth~r it isn't. Allen Afpl~nce Serv. un. Mala·s&. . ·, ' i.ker .F1mlture '' _,Port P!'III..YCelllllt BJ•k Co. • • I Pomeroy, Oblo Stifft.r'tidAIIChr ' . ' itfe ~tfrid'-atio:\ .. · Middle~~. Ofllo ' Ftrenn &A•llott ' , M!tldle~ I • . ' Custom )Bu,nr''Kitenens '' ' ·, I , • I r Writ• ·, j • · ·- • I I , "' ~~ AT-.: PRESTON YOUR Phone tl8l " . �'. ./ ·. THE DAILf t*NTIHEL B+-1' ..., M 'Mr, / ' Z..Dally Sentinel, Porneroy•Mlddlep~, ' o. fiqy, 15, 105' ', ~mmentilt~g, E.U~orially dau II his Farm CouJ!ns Who k'eep Busy Attending Educational Meetings Are ·~.9ng Most Ptosperous, Community Leaders Chuael 8:15 country cousins on Meigs County farms spend a lot of time going to meetings about soils, :ertllizer, livestock, garden produce techniques, dairying, milk handling, crop marketing, farm equipment, machinery main· tenance practices and farm JlliiD!!JMle!lt. And this same observer often 1, forced to conclude that about the same ~aUveJ.y smaJI percentage of farmers go to all the meetings. Apparently there are do~ens \lpon do~ns who rarely if ever attend any ~led ftllll edu· catlonal gatherings. • Sign On ...·:.' ; '··"""'''. 8:so Clrete 8 Raocli 9:ll<l Wateb Mr. WiJud tt often occ~ 1!;1 &tow~ .jlbserver that his Many of the people who follow conscientious. ly ,the many educational meetings sponsored here are no "better off" llnandially than onl· ers who don't. For it certainly is true that all the Information av&Jiable at meetings also is found in government bulletins, circulars, ln· dustry Pllblicatlons, newspapers, and maga. zlnes. on, can stay home ~nd ~eep JIP with the wor.)d. 10:00 10.80 11·00 11 3~ 12:00 12·SB Howdy DoOdy Gumb~ ' Fllry Capt. Gallant True St<!ry Detedive'o Dairy 1:1)0 Down On The Fann wrn 6:~ J-3B w... Theater, 7:00 2:45 Football · t 'oo 2:)5 Kemper S<orebolrd :30 5:30 ,ll")llilong Culldy i ·01) e:oo Newa Plcturr ' , 10:~ Foinball Scoreboard ' 11:00 Fe~eral Men 11:30 Saturday Ni&bt Jainboree Are FtlDlli ' 12:30 · Jn Las YeiQ· I :00 This is a fair coocll!$q1! . ballell •Qpoll re· ports of meetings such as the regional lime and fertilizer meeting 1teld ln ,Athens Thurs· day Eleven Meigs Cpunty farmers attended. The names were f81111Uar bec~use many of the same ones oppj!ared In lhe•e columns ear· Her this week In reference to .another meet· lng, also having to do witb &grlcultural edu· cation Sip On Toaay RorilJIIII' •1109!JI• • Trou\ilt WIIJ! ~ 4• 'A)'t•p' ~bo\f S 'l'feflll!'f l{JIIIl The Prl~ 1a ~lllht Truth or .CC0111ueneet :n:"".. )lld·lliJ The question arises: Is it true that the people who go most to such meetings are by and la!Je the m01t pro· sperous aild progressive farmers In the coun· ty? To identify !hem Is to 'pgge1t such Is a fact In one way this Is true. In anoth~r it isn't. Allen Afpl~nce Serv. un. Mala·s&. . ·, ' i.ker .F1mlture '' _,Port P!'III..YCelllllt BJ•k Co. • • I Pomeroy, Oblo Stifft.r'tidAIIChr ' . ' itfe ~tfrid'-atio:\ .. · Middle~~. Ofllo ' Ftrenn &A•llott ' , M!tldle~ I • . ' Custom )Bu,nr''Kitenens '' ' ·, I , • I r Writ• ·, j • · ·- • I I , "' ~~ AT-.: PRESTON YOUR Phone tl8l " . �l! ·.··- '..... IGives.AwavFunds 5,000Feet Of Antaret1eSnow I KIDNAPJ1N~· ••~ar~•lli';''I'. . F~e~~~ _ Stacked UrFrom ~ey. Crystals' ~l~~:~~::~.r ·: . J,AIW.Nl)A~,.._ a~q. ~ Bank OlfJdal I On · · Eagle Errors . llawthorne, Spencer Are Stars During Winning 4th Q~arter Ground At~tlkll IContluued from P11e Qnel mls1.114 pllDI M(ltl!Jp!J llm"t ba\llf Ollly JQ -df JJ.IIliJ.MO. ~~~~~ k,l ·I~ I~ !l\E llll"· \>+· 4lmt filltd 11:11• I.W®n jWRr m J!IIPi- (IIJlpt. ~ ~ h I Prt qJINitl'l!le~, thiowioJ two usd,.i p - at mldflcl~. lluihtd ~Jr4. lie 111~ ll.ll1e filllnce 19 l!ll !!!mi!W detp FIRST 2 TOIXNQCJW1Y4 Pomoroy lost little tll!le ldlin, 2elwe know wbo "'' bo.a. Hawthorne kicJm4 olt lo Dwbm wbo re.tw~ to hia ~ Tl!r:ee plllys Q!!l~d J>ut 7 yar~s IJ!Id Jonas, hiCk to Pll»l. h,d IP.l'!P for II)~ &llllpba~k. fumbled, and r~ovu.d. Trylnv to run it O"' be waa "" slap~d down by llawtborpe an~ ~o~rt ClrQen for 1 I~ ~ard loBI a~~ the Paothera bad tbr ball oo Polpre's 17 yard line, llr!l 4111110. Qawthorne J•t 8, ~peooer 4 ~·~ iD olfaJde Jlel\tlltY l!ll'\le It lint do;&:ll 9n the ~. Spe~m got ) and Hawthorne wool In IQI' lh9 6~ , $ T , • ~oun\. PbaUn ' Piii to . . •••n· 110n WIIJ I>Vl'feet for the wjpt ~~ 'Itl 4llll it wa• 1.0. - RQJiltroy'a toocMpiVI) fillll loliowinJ • bloebd Punt After Hawthorne'• kickoff, Jona1 got 11 from his 2ft, McKelvey 3, Jonas 1, a long PIIJf Wll 110 l!lOd and Jonal went baek to pun\ fr®J his won 80 yard line. ' · This tlmt !b1 nQ!'V9VI llt>lfre center sent the ball clear over Jonll' bead. Aller rell'llvln( It Ionas Wal lJit for i IOif of 8 P:OPI· eroy took over on Belpre's ;K. The Panther. couldn1 moye it, Ibis effort l•lllng when M~Kelvey lntenopted PhaUn'• Intend. ll(l for Johnson in tht end .... 'Belpre couldn't move either, DUntlng to Pomeroy's 47. !!be P.aotben lei it at.o on llf!JW•'t 28 ' ' a u Yl•d penally for ~~Iilli bin-I. Now 111 !be 111•o~d quartpr H&wtho~;pe .~unte4 om tlw 101l Hn, 49ll! ll)e l!~lpro 34 but . !'! tllrte p!Jfa J9na1 had !lJ punt ball wes trtded yet oniQ aaain beiQ!'e Jonaa' punt &t.!,n4· lnJ op ~Is own 28 WPI ~loc~d by lltln\tl' 8111 Glb~s wit~ JQl\11!011 te~ov~rtnJ on the Belp~ 41, Tbb time the Panthers ~ade 11 """rl Soencer ran well for 11 IW<ll 1!> the 30. Vernon Horrloon aot '•• Spencer anotl)~r • and Phalin ~ept at left end tor )3 and a tlrot down on the 9. Mawtllnrne on the first play wont ~de to his rlabt, .aot a peat key block !rom Spencer •n' Belpre's end, and roUe~ over for his oeeond TO. Spaneer'a try lor the pol)!( wu obe<t. T~ere were two mtffutes left In the !Irs! hull. Belpre came back alter thsl klekoll lo move l.rom Its 48 to the Pomeroy 31 bot Haynes' weak paBJ (be waJ ru•bed) Wll taken In by Hawthorne ·~ the Panther 30 Pballn on th~ ljrst play kept to blslell and mol'ed 41 yards to the Bel~re 29 tielore he w10 knocked out of bounds The half ended, bowev~r. after Pballn had ran twice lor no 1ajn. DIPIIIII GOOD The middle ol the Pomero line looked stront .op 'efense. Danny and •R<jj)ert lJreene with H8\vthe•rne at>d Blll Gibbs baektng up w~r.f ~(le~lve ~~~~lnot the thrusta ol Jon'" .Porbln aad Me· Kelvoy, gettltljl tackll) aller taeklo. At hal!llme, Belpre had only 13 ll!!t yar~t ru1hl~« a1 the two """"a P''" ear .' "t •, ..:~ ·· IV:• l,. ,)'H' r ;r ''g _ r-~ " plllns above !he when L1 G•n , :~:~ tc a nlne·y•or "",.~:;~~li't ley. Gen. Dav\.son ot 1-t ......di.la•M \411 Y J..~ f•w VJ. • n;meneft'Rfttmg ever, that this ''-~ • · changed bY the Pe•b~:~~d· Tblo atatement • the bupk Into the corridors of the Pentoaon UP ~ Only a ,aelect In Washington, D. C, where an llndly will Qlo•• the "Army spokesman" (lellled It Ii:~~i~i:if:~i~~ but the . neaUY and sent II on Ill way t• It 1 llar·stud· ' • otlll higher authority as goo4- If not 'IJ can see no reason aod any other section 1et of eireum1t1Deea under the aeademy would be told to play Two ol tho Big Ten' start tao· in a bowl J&me," the spokeJman kle Alo larr11 of Jow1 and Mk:h· said. "If ouch reason• shoold d•· taan State's halfback, Walt Kowal· vclop, however, the order coulrl OIYk. seemed mtoln to .win bertha come from the Secretary of the on most ot the ~Uin9l'OOI tJiflar Army, the SelTetary of Defen.e or toams. the White lloo1e. ' Kowalczyk has been rrtat de· "d~~OS!ll •IIC~·d aaalnsl Ill other wor~~ Army will ac· ' coach , DPI(f 11J!!JOI1Y oept a bow) bid If Pr01ldent EJ· 1enhower says It'• olcay. Ae1demy olllolala know Ihoy won 1 aet thn okay without 1 victory over Navy on Nov. ay but they'd like to 1lona tho olllelal word to Bowl ollleillb iJVho'll be J'blladelpbla Munlalpal ·sta~lluln, Nov. 80, to 1111h a bee·llne lh.t winner'• die11lna room. . Both Artny and NaVY have bi!an !DantiO~Id II pol,lll/18 Cotton Bowl pppo~ents lor u~be1ten and untied Teua A4!tM, J¥hlilh ell!, nail down !lie Sll~lb'l'••t Conl~ren~• bid to1 Jl(\g 911~n11 ~ el'llf'l fl,ut loycbtloll'~. U!.e IJ'O~Q4 ;B6 , ~ • IPtl ·> llf Qlli ~~-·p a4aea lq~r QD oP~ Pot~ fhJ.V~ 'ljJ John~oo. i!elpfe d~ Jl!Po) lll'l¥f' In \•• ucon~ )Ja!~ ~etl1114 ~ ' yards "<M'*. a.llded 10 t11ell' ~~~~ d !3 JD the fll'll\ htlt ~~v~ IM~ ·a ' INSUIJiic:•? re~~ectobl~ 180 The Eaglea ;dded at. on l>UtleJ •r4•flt ... "'II '·. ol 28 yarda and two of 4 'fllila eaeh for a total ol 214. P11Diel'OY had 11 tmt doWJI, ~olpre 10. Pballn paued fG\11' limes. completed one, mlased ~wq, and hll4 one lnle,..plled. Belpre paaoed nine times, hit three, m41ed five and bad one inte . Jonaa actually punteJI twJ lor ' 118 yarda. BawthOI'IIe ~ ~ time~ lor 94 'fardo. ' . t ; ~ 1 ·~ ._ tr·CIII "' tJ r=1 d' ot PonmoY'I 28jl Y!l'~· Jljlwlbor~e <111'1'1 1." fw )f2f¥11'dt A!Jd, 1 '~ ' ' .r •lnfll• ,.~~. r.P~'" 0' L '•' <' I Seorl01 by q~orter4: ~ 8 0 I~ Q0 0 I e.. fouebdOWIII: H1wtbome (J), Spencer. ion11. $~ poiiiLil! Johnaon, Wllsea, Ha\vtlw!if. ' · POMEROY: ~ 911111: l'arkir ~ IQ)IJ14~l lfO~' Wft'IY tnf ,Jar• Lll'l•p•: i'iQJ:i!=d ""*'' VDEdwords I Kltubla; 114!P.W; Pllll!n, llm'I119P. l!il'!hlllflt· Jl1lll!: i14mJ, • lt,tk We~W, 141Cll!lo\!&b, . , Frteman, PowniQ, <;t)>en, .lleAVW, Rouab, (lr~e14Jr, ~wilber, Rell!fr, 'lrk)e and S~~lnger. , JI.EW'IJE: - e~lis: van,oy ~M Heck; tackloa: Wlblln and Stuke~; fUarda: Adrean and Spencer; cent· er: Lane; Baeln: Ha)'npa, DlVbhl, McKelvey and Jonas OFFICIALS: titwuPt Harbour, and Strlmer. · glvin£." ,. Bauer, here to acldrOJB tile w.. men'a physical eduealio• ...Uon of the Ohio CoUeae Aaa. ,aald, "We II" jn a hoJ!Ue worl\1 and . lhe10 st,re&Na and· st,rallll may : even gel a normal peraon .dlown." . "It takes a lot of slalllbla to one'• head in !be1e E. Main St. •w· Quigg's Career · · On Cage Floor Finally Ended ~t "• ont;t• n juT " W. IHiCOMPTON, 0. P iJ Olflet u... I D~ 'flnlllt Binet, I I 18 J, IO!tle If N9t~ Oli ,_._, ol He said started by some 'IJunatt,o who sbould lill ~ut jnlo '0;11' • !!raliJacl<eto." l!leuch a ctl!l. lie gl( Jt wquld IIJilioJtd by caplltJIII!n on hu!l\t~_lty'' ,ad wqul4 l1l.llt' the ea4 ol ~sm :J,~vQr~ triumpb llC' C9Jlllll•· ~ . tile "final &JO!IY HILL, N. C UP- The bollt•lhall ca•eer elloe Qutsg of tho University of North Carolina is over. Quigg, eenter on la1t •aaon'a NCAA champlonahlp aquad, aut· lcrcd a broken los and knee whteh required surgery ind 1 bone rr•ll l"t Seturday. While lbe ·inju,.Y waa enough to keep the dx.foot. nine 1011lor out or ·action tbla aea• son, It bad been hoped It woul4 not afiMI anr future pro career. The United ProM leuned ThUri• day nl&ht, however, lluil dooto11 had given •UP hope lhl! QUtrl would ever be 1ble to play apln. SEI US I . '!liz; Cl!AWi: JVtY Wolllw ~4 CHAPE~ ~ I " :; 11elPI't ~ CHacy of wilh 1mas, at. ~. W'r,il.. raneh· 1 . er, ..Wole!J ~ 110 marll!l!l here I ti• lan· I today wa1 o!Jot lo <~Hili 1)1. ' ~· numerous : Ff!~aY. jn HI '!'~ iflth the DON'T LET· M9NEY' b•ob on lol'e\'"'llng, barteQde.r ·, over ~I for I h.. been wlth f3 and drio~o. · •. ~ VP IN SJIOKI!. . Operation Deep Frme the Rlmarol Tpw""', tt..L , b~egdP.J pl~nnlnJat•J•· 1a»4 JD,IIfllfr !lf 'A~e, 11~ -.B!r, fOld Milke sure your Fire lliSIII'· H~ iaid that )When the Navy Tbomao bad bee~~ · ..,rvea two llrst flew plan" Into llel(ordo ; beera orilbo\11 m<lfi ~ became ance cov~rs · to\lay•s vaJpe there were DO wtilPr .tallolll on 1be)IIJI'fe!!l W~ · tiM ·~· would thlo side or the 11111mUc. . have to pay li«fllrf &tlliPI an· of wur home and fumlih· "We pot .blps •!Jt Un~ between 'other. _ . . pert and New Zeidand 1nd use~ 1 He aald ~ aii.Jaot, •one-JnclJ tnas. , • , 1911 JOU~d raarhft ~ over 1 •.' , ~ States I! lji 411lftt 0( JSI1!faolt- I to the bar .at J!ll.~ 'fowl~ tired lntrllectu~. li9!1!1Y · ill~ 'flrit· 1 one abot fr9m a:lf,..Uher mol· uallr-Uk' till ~ other pea elv· • ver. Tbe ll!lllet pk 'fbOlllaa io Uliatl0111 onu· world." the throal · Dr. W. W. ~er, director ol the He q 4t'4 \1111 aq)vpl at Gen· B~rup fiJ llullb Etluml~o of !be · eral Jlospj~. AMA, alld, ,"We "" tne. mos.\ Mrs. F'lill' J(iri\!Pf,,.3S. the •----- of AD......._ overpri"l11eged peopl,e In bistoey. de,a~ man's lion..,...Joli\1 Thoma. .............. ••rHe ~ we "" 'iverburdenlng · told hl!r !It gplgj '1~ eo!l~t •-• Q• Phoae Sl-1 ounelvea with problems because $180 Awed ' birlt 'fhen •au"" we think "mor~ ol _lakin' !ban be ,.., ~ai'J f11n 111rl . YAI'~ wrtP· I'!»' .\leiJ>fe JpUa4 q m~l ln 1~ 111• ,.. ID •ol <M 1'omel'o!o ShOt 1\..'J.ve, ; ,f , . ,, 0 . Ir:n~ 111:.:.{:;1:1!.L ~lrt!~ll9 andenough hii atarr i 'UII""r "~ to : CJNCINNA11 up.:.~ Tbo· ' nr4 ~~· '!\. "" '"""'If sc N~ M., and aer V:ernoo !11~ ~1"11 ~ times for 7 yards •• W)llt f~ bad hll beat ~ llfg ~ ••raa In •ill'l ........ •- ~ .T •• .,. ...,.,... ... mfs jp olflc(lal )fho IY· CHAJI,II M008 their reP1!)'\I.? be ,I . . , poop)e 1n MeliURDO, Antartlica UP- ; 'J'Ivu Stotlo11J Holped i:OH COPPID 10)1! today "It nem snows at the South 1 lllrobtlo "'id weath., lereml· · . iliOII of Pole." •log became I little e"ier whe• TOKYO UP' - A , poliee ' ~lll· hia NaY)' Cmdr John lllrabllo.l three siJtionl WOfl! bolh 'It Llltl• onstratlon t.oJ pin publlf •.91111·. ~~~~~fii~~·j;.:gjjied"&e;IOiiiitriO' ehtel mcworologi!t at Operation 1 America, )I<M~rf!o and, at l.1v denee backllre4 Frldloy ~n,n 'f.i:o Deep ,,.... tteadq!W'I~I b~~ I Slatioo, Mil mn.. to the lOUth. I delt!CIJVei Jlili'!e4 tq flf~, • o»llinCII It wu \Ro col~ at the 1 "Thai'• a~l I~ llylnJ from mi>Ck borJlary Jol t~ •• nr . boll om of the -ror~ lor •••~ New York to St. IAula pnd De•;; ho .... They w're a;re . by 1 flakes. ver with three weather station; other poiJee s~I\IIJIOA<d by a frlllr Mirabito, 40, ol H)dC Part, l he "td. : tic hoiiSewile. Wll ::::~. Th,unw: Mm.. said preelpjtaU.m In Ani- "On a loJig range Wu!is," he ••· i ~ Ha 111 room ol his arctica takes the form of teat~- plained, "wbat hlppon• to wealh o STORY , TALL baadaome, seven-room houa on ery lee cryotaiJ' wbloh in t~ I er 4•1\'11 blf' eon eid in 1etUn~ I Lawndale's main ttreet with tears paot ceatprlel lla•e bi\IIJ up t!lj! I more lomaltl u fa;, II DES liOIN)l:S. Iqwp UP - Gor. streaming down hla Jaee as he ex· M~ l~ot high Ice paek. I away 1!.1 New York and London Hmchel Lo.i;e81 bas peopose4 pllllned lbe money \vent I!> eover Mllabota, who he1ds a llv.,.maa be nld. , 10u bank payments for lar1!10f1 secount.J that were o~rdrawn, un· stall ol. weather loremten an4 · He IJif 1he JI)OVell¥!nl of air who hove com lots at roa9 Inter· JO<ured loant and funds he just ob,.rvers, Is responaiblc for lhf ! masseo aiWIId jhe wqo:lll )l 10m•· t aecllons. Th Iowa gqvo.rnor .-id wa:av•" to frwnde in • . weather predletloJW upon wh><~ ' thing ~· ~ qore!qll water the com in his atate rrowa 110 tall He recalled bitterly that "not a ali the American pilots in l~c I in a "'tlilub. , II bloc~ vision . one I helped ~· eaUed antarctic de~nd. "lt'1 JJIII "'pos,Plle ~.r~' 4!Jturb · and offered to !Qpke ti<JOII" tbetr P-IIIJ U101lly lllght ! part ol It wlfhOut the.l'f;f. . ev· debts. His 1lall lnclqdeo: Nayy !A. eniDally relf~ Ill• water ir. "I lJWIUtl too 110911 19 tbe~," Tom Fredian of 8412 N. l.emai I the mt of the (¥b.• lie l!lbfled. St. Cblcago; chief ,_.phm " ' ' · mate Almer A. l!tdet or Quonaet, LAr R. !.; aerorrap~er 2C Rondd w 1 "''loW'Q'J~ PalmOJ: o\111~ St. Seat· 1 ~. Bob ran· . VJt' IW.....ia-'D:..-.. yJrd a~trije. ~p1n~,~ - ji)le4 1,1!+ baU Jor 11_0. ~IN!! IP,l,,"t'l~ flit bij be_illlijhj'a 1"'11• o, t"" - • will! M~ Dally~~ ~my·Mfd~, ~ ~ot.. ~~~~I =··:I~d ~ A lp ~oll!llct 1 t~e PAAI~111~~ ~,~et ~n '• t lllul we tOll would !uller lm· be "'id. ~If," • ' lMITH IIATi lOIINI ,- ' FIRESTONE Jlll:tJIOUIINE, Au,J!,ralla UP -. Llihtwetaht Clwlle Sm,lth ol SdoutJIOI!IIed rmeo RPtlnl ol 1111~ l'l'l~ar ntcbt la 1 !~.round kul. Smith walfhed 18& to ••r ~nl'l 11711. Town and Country t'e~ Browns. ' ' . Facing J~es In ROOIIHG •~~~~:_dA~\,'!,~_In n,,...ft. .Winter Tires Tdts .' ' ' , • ' ' • I, JAt ,ll• ~t l'our ~/Jl~, • SuedBy,e.-aan In Tavern S«ap • ' I A!,. For Wiater Now· ' · ~i AJ!I<"Mif ll!INIII~eed Year Alollll,t Prtit!b We Test Your Radiator On Y"'rtar O. UHRICHII~i, · UP Rookie Unelil ir VIIIGt Costell9 of the Clm llroWIII Thund11 nlaht "~ nomt-' ' 'Mn. Shirley Qlbaon, Pt•• ,., fl1ed a datt~o 118 ault lor eto;en ...lnst him IQ conr~ct!<~n wlth 1 birrotJm lne~ Pbllade)Jibla, AU. II, MUFRIRS IIICI TAIL PIPIS INSTAWD *' ' 1114 ll Volt BA1TERIIS .................... ......... .,..TBS FAN DELfs *',\C SPARK PLUGS IUid OIL J'JLTI!IIS Woallot~ _ ..... ,., ' W''~f;IAMSON Ql~ CO. if( t l~l\e$TONI DIST~I-UtOR · ·,), PhD wuu~ :;;· J' . ,.. lk ' I' A$ lOW AI , • , • r.:.t·v, Senlee l'ONP .c ar \' l , .' j '0Hp 4 ".U4·A-Caunt"', t:lt Down Peyment k•~~pnt!t,ly ''f"''l't I 11M- n. ,... ' I �l! ·.··- '..... IGives.AwavFunds 5,000Feet Of Antaret1eSnow I KIDNAPJ1N~· ••~ar~•lli';''I'. . F~e~~~ _ Stacked UrFrom ~ey. Crystals' ~l~~:~~::~.r ·: . J,AIW.Nl)A~,.._ a~q. ~ Bank OlfJdal I On · · Eagle Errors . llawthorne, Spencer Are Stars During Winning 4th Q~arter Ground At~tlkll IContluued from P11e Qnel mls1.114 pllDI M(ltl!Jp!J llm"t ba\llf Ollly JQ -df JJ.IIliJ.MO. ~~~~~ k,l ·I~ I~ !l\E llll"· \>+· 4lmt filltd 11:11• I.W®n jWRr m J!IIPi- (IIJlpt. ~ ~ h I Prt qJINitl'l!le~, thiowioJ two usd,.i p - at mldflcl~. lluihtd ~Jr4. lie 111~ ll.ll1e filllnce 19 l!ll !!!mi!W detp FIRST 2 TOIXNQCJW1Y4 Pomoroy lost little tll!le ldlin, 2elwe know wbo "'' bo.a. Hawthorne kicJm4 olt lo Dwbm wbo re.tw~ to hia ~ Tl!r:ee plllys Q!!l~d J>ut 7 yar~s IJ!Id Jonas, hiCk to Pll»l. h,d IP.l'!P for II)~ &llllpba~k. fumbled, and r~ovu.d. Trylnv to run it O"' be waa "" slap~d down by llawtborpe an~ ~o~rt ClrQen for 1 I~ ~ard loBI a~~ the Paothera bad tbr ball oo Polpre's 17 yard line, llr!l 4111110. Qawthorne J•t 8, ~peooer 4 ~·~ iD olfaJde Jlel\tlltY l!ll'\le It lint do;&:ll 9n the ~. Spe~m got ) and Hawthorne wool In IQI' lh9 6~ , $ T , • ~oun\. PbaUn ' Piii to . . •••n· 110n WIIJ I>Vl'feet for the wjpt ~~ 'Itl 4llll it wa• 1.0. - RQJiltroy'a toocMpiVI) fillll loliowinJ • bloebd Punt After Hawthorne'• kickoff, Jona1 got 11 from his 2ft, McKelvey 3, Jonas 1, a long PIIJf Wll 110 l!lOd and Jonal went baek to pun\ fr®J his won 80 yard line. ' · This tlmt !b1 nQ!'V9VI llt>lfre center sent the ball clear over Jonll' bead. Aller rell'llvln( It Ionas Wal lJit for i IOif of 8 P:OPI· eroy took over on Belpre's ;K. The Panther. couldn1 moye it, Ibis effort l•lllng when M~Kelvey lntenopted PhaUn'• Intend. ll(l for Johnson in tht end .... 'Belpre couldn't move either, DUntlng to Pomeroy's 47. !!be P.aotben lei it at.o on llf!JW•'t 28 ' ' a u Yl•d penally for ~~Iilli bin-I. Now 111 !be 111•o~d quartpr H&wtho~;pe .~unte4 om tlw 101l Hn, 49ll! ll)e l!~lpro 34 but . !'! tllrte p!Jfa J9na1 had !lJ punt ball wes trtded yet oniQ aaain beiQ!'e Jonaa' punt &t.!,n4· lnJ op ~Is own 28 WPI ~loc~d by lltln\tl' 8111 Glb~s wit~ JQl\11!011 te~ov~rtnJ on the Belp~ 41, Tbb time the Panthers ~ade 11 """rl Soencer ran well for 11 IW<ll 1!> the 30. Vernon Horrloon aot '•• Spencer anotl)~r • and Phalin ~ept at left end tor )3 and a tlrot down on the 9. Mawtllnrne on the first play wont ~de to his rlabt, .aot a peat key block !rom Spencer •n' Belpre's end, and roUe~ over for his oeeond TO. Spaneer'a try lor the pol)!( wu obe<t. T~ere were two mtffutes left In the !Irs! hull. Belpre came back alter thsl klekoll lo move l.rom Its 48 to the Pomeroy 31 bot Haynes' weak paBJ (be waJ ru•bed) Wll taken In by Hawthorne ·~ the Panther 30 Pballn on th~ ljrst play kept to blslell and mol'ed 41 yards to the Bel~re 29 tielore he w10 knocked out of bounds The half ended, bowev~r. after Pballn had ran twice lor no 1ajn. DIPIIIII GOOD The middle ol the Pomero line looked stront .op 'efense. Danny and •R<jj)ert lJreene with H8\vthe•rne at>d Blll Gibbs baektng up w~r.f ~(le~lve ~~~~lnot the thrusta ol Jon'" .Porbln aad Me· Kelvoy, gettltljl tackll) aller taeklo. At hal!llme, Belpre had only 13 ll!!t yar~t ru1hl~« a1 the two """"a P''" ear .' "t •, ..:~ ·· IV:• l,. ,)'H' r ;r ''g _ r-~ " plllns above !he when L1 G•n , :~:~ tc a nlne·y•or "",.~:;~~li't ley. Gen. Dav\.son ot 1-t ......di.la•M \411 Y J..~ f•w VJ. • n;meneft'Rfttmg ever, that this ''-~ • · changed bY the Pe•b~:~~d· Tblo atatement • the bupk Into the corridors of the Pentoaon UP ~ Only a ,aelect In Washington, D. C, where an llndly will Qlo•• the "Army spokesman" (lellled It Ii:~~i~i:if:~i~~ but the . neaUY and sent II on Ill way t• It 1 llar·stud· ' • otlll higher authority as goo4- If not 'IJ can see no reason aod any other section 1et of eireum1t1Deea under the aeademy would be told to play Two ol tho Big Ten' start tao· in a bowl J&me," the spokeJman kle Alo larr11 of Jow1 and Mk:h· said. "If ouch reason• shoold d•· taan State's halfback, Walt Kowal· vclop, however, the order coulrl OIYk. seemed mtoln to .win bertha come from the Secretary of the on most ot the ~Uin9l'OOI tJiflar Army, the SelTetary of Defen.e or toams. the White lloo1e. ' Kowalczyk has been rrtat de· "d~~OS!ll •IIC~·d aaalnsl Ill other wor~~ Army will ac· ' coach , DPI(f 11J!!JOI1Y oept a bow) bid If Pr01ldent EJ· 1enhower says It'• olcay. Ae1demy olllolala know Ihoy won 1 aet thn okay without 1 victory over Navy on Nov. ay but they'd like to 1lona tho olllelal word to Bowl ollleillb iJVho'll be J'blladelpbla Munlalpal ·sta~lluln, Nov. 80, to 1111h a bee·llne lh.t winner'• die11lna room. . Both Artny and NaVY have bi!an !DantiO~Id II pol,lll/18 Cotton Bowl pppo~ents lor u~be1ten and untied Teua A4!tM, J¥hlilh ell!, nail down !lie Sll~lb'l'••t Conl~ren~• bid to1 Jl(\g 911~n11 ~ el'llf'l fl,ut loycbtloll'~. U!.e IJ'O~Q4 ;B6 , ~ • IPtl ·> llf Qlli ~~-·p a4aea lq~r QD oP~ Pot~ fhJ.V~ 'ljJ John~oo. i!elpfe d~ Jl!Po) lll'l¥f' In \•• ucon~ )Ja!~ ~etl1114 ~ ' yards "<M'*. a.llded 10 t11ell' ~~~~ d !3 JD the fll'll\ htlt ~~v~ IM~ ·a ' INSUIJiic:•? re~~ectobl~ 180 The Eaglea ;dded at. on l>UtleJ •r4•flt ... "'II '·. ol 28 yarda and two of 4 'fllila eaeh for a total ol 214. P11Diel'OY had 11 tmt doWJI, ~olpre 10. Pballn paued fG\11' limes. completed one, mlased ~wq, and hll4 one lnle,..plled. Belpre paaoed nine times, hit three, m41ed five and bad one inte . Jonaa actually punteJI twJ lor ' 118 yarda. BawthOI'IIe ~ ~ time~ lor 94 'fardo. ' . t ; ~ 1 ·~ ._ tr·CIII "' tJ r=1 d' ot PonmoY'I 28jl Y!l'~· Jljlwlbor~e <111'1'1 1." fw )f2f¥11'dt A!Jd, 1 '~ ' ' .r •lnfll• ,.~~. r.P~'" 0' L '•' <' I Seorl01 by q~orter4: ~ 8 0 I~ Q0 0 I e.. fouebdOWIII: H1wtbome (J), Spencer. ion11. $~ poiiiLil! Johnaon, Wllsea, Ha\vtlw!if. ' · POMEROY: ~ 911111: l'arkir ~ IQ)IJ14~l lfO~' Wft'IY tnf ,Jar• Lll'l•p•: i'iQJ:i!=d ""*'' VDEdwords I Kltubla; 114!P.W; Pllll!n, llm'I119P. l!il'!hlllflt· Jl1lll!: i14mJ, • lt,tk We~W, 141Cll!lo\!&b, . , Frteman, PowniQ, <;t)>en, .lleAVW, Rouab, (lr~e14Jr, ~wilber, Rell!fr, 'lrk)e and S~~lnger. , JI.EW'IJE: - e~lis: van,oy ~M Heck; tackloa: Wlblln and Stuke~; fUarda: Adrean and Spencer; cent· er: Lane; Baeln: Ha)'npa, DlVbhl, McKelvey and Jonas OFFICIALS: titwuPt Harbour, and Strlmer. · glvin£." ,. Bauer, here to acldrOJB tile w.. men'a physical eduealio• ...Uon of the Ohio CoUeae Aaa. ,aald, "We II" jn a hoJ!Ue worl\1 and . lhe10 st,re&Na and· st,rallll may : even gel a normal peraon .dlown." . "It takes a lot of slalllbla to one'• head in !be1e E. Main St. •w· Quigg's Career · · On Cage Floor Finally Ended ~t "• ont;t• n juT " W. IHiCOMPTON, 0. P iJ Olflet u... I D~ 'flnlllt Binet, I I 18 J, IO!tle If N9t~ Oli ,_._, ol He said started by some 'IJunatt,o who sbould lill ~ut jnlo '0;11' • !!raliJacl<eto." l!leuch a ctl!l. lie gl( Jt wquld IIJilioJtd by caplltJIII!n on hu!l\t~_lty'' ,ad wqul4 l1l.llt' the ea4 ol ~sm :J,~vQr~ triumpb llC' C9Jlllll•· ~ . tile "final &JO!IY HILL, N. C UP- The bollt•lhall ca•eer elloe Qutsg of tho University of North Carolina is over. Quigg, eenter on la1t •aaon'a NCAA champlonahlp aquad, aut· lcrcd a broken los and knee whteh required surgery ind 1 bone rr•ll l"t Seturday. While lbe ·inju,.Y waa enough to keep the dx.foot. nine 1011lor out or ·action tbla aea• son, It bad been hoped It woul4 not afiMI anr future pro career. The United ProM leuned ThUri• day nl&ht, however, lluil dooto11 had given •UP hope lhl! QUtrl would ever be 1ble to play apln. SEI US I . '!liz; Cl!AWi: JVtY Wolllw ~4 CHAPE~ ~ I " :; 11elPI't ~ CHacy of wilh 1mas, at. ~. W'r,il.. raneh· 1 . er, ..Wole!J ~ 110 marll!l!l here I ti• lan· I today wa1 o!Jot lo <~Hili 1)1. ' ~· numerous : Ff!~aY. jn HI '!'~ iflth the DON'T LET· M9NEY' b•ob on lol'e\'"'llng, barteQde.r ·, over ~I for I h.. been wlth f3 and drio~o. · •. ~ VP IN SJIOKI!. . Operation Deep Frme the Rlmarol Tpw""', tt..L , b~egdP.J pl~nnlnJat•J•· 1a»4 JD,IIfllfr !lf 'A~e, 11~ -.B!r, fOld Milke sure your Fire lliSIII'· H~ iaid that )When the Navy Tbomao bad bee~~ · ..,rvea two llrst flew plan" Into llel(ordo ; beera orilbo\11 m<lfi ~ became ance cov~rs · to\lay•s vaJpe there were DO wtilPr .tallolll on 1be)IIJI'fe!!l W~ · tiM ·~· would thlo side or the 11111mUc. . have to pay li«fllrf &tlliPI an· of wur home and fumlih· "We pot .blps •!Jt Un~ between 'other. _ . . pert and New Zeidand 1nd use~ 1 He aald ~ aii.Jaot, •one-JnclJ tnas. , • , 1911 JOU~d raarhft ~ over 1 •.' , ~ States I! lji 411lftt 0( JSI1!faolt- I to the bar .at J!ll.~ 'fowl~ tired lntrllectu~. li9!1!1Y · ill~ 'flrit· 1 one abot fr9m a:lf,..Uher mol· uallr-Uk' till ~ other pea elv· • ver. Tbe ll!lllet pk 'fbOlllaa io Uliatl0111 onu· world." the throal · Dr. W. W. ~er, director ol the He q 4t'4 \1111 aq)vpl at Gen· B~rup fiJ llullb Etluml~o of !be · eral Jlospj~. AMA, alld, ,"We "" tne. mos.\ Mrs. F'lill' J(iri\!Pf,,.3S. the •----- of AD......._ overpri"l11eged peopl,e In bistoey. de,a~ man's lion..,...Joli\1 Thoma. .............. ••rHe ~ we "" 'iverburdenlng · told hl!r !It gplgj '1~ eo!l~t •-• Q• Phoae Sl-1 ounelvea with problems because $180 Awed ' birlt 'fhen •au"" we think "mor~ ol _lakin' !ban be ,.., ~ai'J f11n 111rl . YAI'~ wrtP· I'!»' .\leiJ>fe JpUa4 q m~l ln 1~ 111• ,.. ID •ol <M 1'omel'o!o ShOt 1\..'J.ve, ; ,f , . ,, 0 . Ir:n~ 111:.:.{:;1:1!.L ~lrt!~ll9 andenough hii atarr i 'UII""r "~ to : CJNCINNA11 up.:.~ Tbo· ' nr4 ~~· '!\. "" '"""'If sc N~ M., and aer V:ernoo !11~ ~1"11 ~ times for 7 yards •• W)llt f~ bad hll beat ~ llfg ~ ••raa In •ill'l ........ •- ~ .T •• .,. ...,.,... ... mfs jp olflc(lal )fho IY· CHAJI,II M008 their reP1!)'\I.? be ,I . . , poop)e 1n MeliURDO, Antartlica UP- ; 'J'Ivu Stotlo11J Holped i:OH COPPID 10)1! today "It nem snows at the South 1 lllrobtlo "'id weath., lereml· · . iliOII of Pole." •log became I little e"ier whe• TOKYO UP' - A , poliee ' ~lll· hia NaY)' Cmdr John lllrabllo.l three siJtionl WOfl! bolh 'It Llltl• onstratlon t.oJ pin publlf •.91111·. ~~~~~fii~~·j;.:gjjied"&e;IOiiiitriO' ehtel mcworologi!t at Operation 1 America, )I<M~rf!o and, at l.1v denee backllre4 Frldloy ~n,n 'f.i:o Deep ,,.... tteadq!W'I~I b~~ I Slatioo, Mil mn.. to the lOUth. I delt!CIJVei Jlili'!e4 tq flf~, • o»llinCII It wu \Ro col~ at the 1 "Thai'• a~l I~ llylnJ from mi>Ck borJlary Jol t~ •• nr . boll om of the -ror~ lor •••~ New York to St. IAula pnd De•;; ho .... They w're a;re . by 1 flakes. ver with three weather station; other poiJee s~I\IIJIOA<d by a frlllr Mirabito, 40, ol H)dC Part, l he "td. : tic hoiiSewile. Wll ::::~. Th,unw: Mm.. said preelpjtaU.m In Ani- "On a loJig range Wu!is," he ••· i ~ Ha 111 room ol his arctica takes the form of teat~- plained, "wbat hlppon• to wealh o STORY , TALL baadaome, seven-room houa on ery lee cryotaiJ' wbloh in t~ I er 4•1\'11 blf' eon eid in 1etUn~ I Lawndale's main ttreet with tears paot ceatprlel lla•e bi\IIJ up t!lj! I more lomaltl u fa;, II DES liOIN)l:S. Iqwp UP - Gor. streaming down hla Jaee as he ex· M~ l~ot high Ice paek. I away 1!.1 New York and London Hmchel Lo.i;e81 bas peopose4 pllllned lbe money \vent I!> eover Mllabota, who he1ds a llv.,.maa be nld. , 10u bank payments for lar1!10f1 secount.J that were o~rdrawn, un· stall ol. weather loremten an4 · He IJif 1he JI)OVell¥!nl of air who hove com lots at roa9 Inter· JO<ured loant and funds he just ob,.rvers, Is responaiblc for lhf ! masseo aiWIId jhe wqo:lll )l 10m•· t aecllons. Th Iowa gqvo.rnor .-id wa:av•" to frwnde in • . weather predletloJW upon wh><~ ' thing ~· ~ qore!qll water the com in his atate rrowa 110 tall He recalled bitterly that "not a ali the American pilots in l~c I in a "'tlilub. , II bloc~ vision . one I helped ~· eaUed antarctic de~nd. "lt'1 JJIII "'pos,Plle ~.r~' 4!Jturb · and offered to !Qpke ti<JOII" tbetr P-IIIJ U101lly lllght ! part ol It wlfhOut the.l'f;f. . ev· debts. His 1lall lnclqdeo: Nayy !A. eniDally relf~ Ill• water ir. "I lJWIUtl too 110911 19 tbe~," Tom Fredian of 8412 N. l.emai I the mt of the (¥b.• lie l!lbfled. St. Cblcago; chief ,_.phm " ' ' · mate Almer A. l!tdet or Quonaet, LAr R. !.; aerorrap~er 2C Rondd w 1 "''loW'Q'J~ PalmOJ: o\111~ St. Seat· 1 ~. Bob ran· . VJt' IW.....ia-'D:..-.. yJrd a~trije. ~p1n~,~ - ji)le4 1,1!+ baU Jor 11_0. ~IN!! IP,l,,"t'l~ flit bij be_illlijhj'a 1"'11• o, t"" - • will! M~ Dally~~ ~my·Mfd~, ~ ~ot.. ~~~~I =··:I~d ~ A lp ~oll!llct 1 t~e PAAI~111~~ ~,~et ~n '• t lllul we tOll would !uller lm· be "'id. ~If," • ' lMITH IIATi lOIINI ,- ' FIRESTONE Jlll:tJIOUIINE, Au,J!,ralla UP -. Llihtwetaht Clwlle Sm,lth ol SdoutJIOI!IIed rmeo RPtlnl ol 1111~ l'l'l~ar ntcbt la 1 !~.round kul. Smith walfhed 18& to ••r ~nl'l 11711. Town and Country t'e~ Browns. ' ' . Facing J~es In ROOIIHG •~~~~:_dA~\,'!,~_In n,,...ft. .Winter Tires Tdts .' ' ' , • ' ' • I, JAt ,ll• ~t l'our ~/Jl~, • SuedBy,e.-aan In Tavern S«ap • ' I A!,. For Wiater Now· ' · ~i AJ!I<"Mif ll!INIII~eed Year Alollll,t Prtit!b We Test Your Radiator On Y"'rtar O. UHRICHII~i, · UP Rookie Unelil ir VIIIGt Costell9 of the Clm llroWIII Thund11 nlaht "~ nomt-' ' 'Mn. Shirley Qlbaon, Pt•• ,., fl1ed a datt~o 118 ault lor eto;en ...lnst him IQ conr~ct!<~n wlth 1 birrotJm lne~ Pbllade)Jibla, AU. II, MUFRIRS IIICI TAIL PIPIS INSTAWD *' ' 1114 ll Volt BA1TERIIS .................... ......... .,..TBS FAN DELfs *',\C SPARK PLUGS IUid OIL J'JLTI!IIS Woallot~ _ ..... ,., ' W''~f;IAMSON Ql~ CO. if( t l~l\e$TONI DIST~I-UtOR · ·,), PhD wuu~ :;;· J' . ,.. lk ' I' A$ lOW AI , • , • r.:.t·v, Senlee l'ONP .c ar \' l , .' j '0Hp 4 ".U4·A-Caunt"', t:lt Down Peyment k•~~pnt!t,ly ''f"''l't I 11M- n. ,... ' I �J I I ! ! $4,298,000 Bid By Maxon Co. ls St, Awarded In Ohio at PUBLIC SALE TliRMITES illrEiiMtNATIO \he personal property of the late l''or ttte ,a~:~FeCtloa pn.,no atu--JI, Alf Cooper and Marvin Petty hR• PfUCIIIIDUCl!D $1000 LJHm"'re :.uppl)' ;,t•~n, .rooaero~. been constgMd to tne BRAD 9 room!, 2 full baths, basemen' .N.t. wori: "Uil1 a llt~tsQ b uuy lll· t'ORD AUCTION COMPANY, .1-Dally SenUnel. Pomii'OY·Middleport, 0.; Nov. 15, 1957 (1) Notices ----·--- garage, £urnace cftn ~ duplexed • ~eiJ, ~IU"UiiO ti illOUtiUUU. apU easily. $9~00 1f sold by Dec 2, .lt.e!!Ut:J.LlUJ !efmtte CODU'Ol :iel' 1957. John Richmond, 814 E nee, Dl M.acys, Wv.. 'l 25 tf Mam St., Pomeroy phone 17 HMdquorttn For ;jam!nlte L~e - Lane Cedar Cbesta- LAU Window huf'rilidalrt Refrlgeratol'l. !!kor ~urnl!c!f, A'Jdc!!oport, Chlo -, ''' !' 11-1612tp t281f 1955 Studebaker I> tou ~UICK O'clock Noon Consigned 't'ramed ~u.t..WNS Jl!\1 ~ EH:;, l..~mtroy. 1 I t1 waacumai<rr OHIO VALLEY -------,... ... Roome New Furnitu,. ·~vu• $299.00 lt'llval servocea atartln1 Nov. 17 to Dec. 1BI at the Church of r.brlst I• Cbrilllan Union, Hobaoa. th• 'JI>ov A. L. Baldridge, Albland, l(y,, evangelist; the Rev. o. H Carl pallor. Everr· body weloomt. IJ.l2-6tt FURNITURE B~KER .- - - - Cll Tile Br'!Zhfflt rn,_ 1• Mlddl~pori ,., L • G&UISIIB BLOC& CO. FOK tluteJ and Ham Shoo~ Jlacine PlaillDI Hill. Nov. 17\b. 11 0 7tc - I Mlltt NOnla Of , ...... ., o-. 11. sa. ca~ "'"" er- a.a ~1cle.1 1-rlllll -------,L,lJ tS Insurance COIIl'IJ!:l'B i111Ur""ct )'roleCIJOI, illt, Aut~. F'.re, Polio. Clll Dol l(llla, l(lddla;ort. Ob10. li«lllf:lo ----· I In memory of my mother, Mrs Be10ie Johnson, who died two yean ago. Nov. 17. Mr. and Mro ~ppiCfi and e~dcr New Haven 0•· Clarence Bradford and dauah· rhard. New Haven. w. va , Ph· lero. 11-16-ltp one Turner 24688 11·2 tl Rodney Downinw ~'!IURANCE AGENCt 'lrt. l.utomoDIII, ltiiH' I1.:M'7nd'M' 6f!D,s~-lnter· - (Sl AU•. - IIV 50 e5 AC(IDINT ;.He. Ca••liY and . _ Real Estate Broklr IUtiOn~ diBC Y ft. - rubber belt. 8 in. wide !0 ft. long; 2In MIDDLII'OII" OHIO '1 H 1', motors, heavy duty 61IWI PIIONII 6Jlf ll\anley Gibbs, Long Bottom, loute No 2 10.3-til!P lt53 Chevrolet Z dr. & 4 dr. So· dana. Two exceptionally lood · buys. Both ''210" aeri~s. 17b3. (21) Reo I Fstate 'Dlaeltnar's, Pomeroy. l1 15 6tc Uaed Electric r•ove $3!1.00: Coa! Heatrell $20.ilt., Gu Furnace IHII Buick V8 Speelal, $2,ot5. 4 ronvmloft bureau $40.00. FOR SAL~H-room.' four bed· dr. Sedan. Dyna!low drive. Ra· Phone 61?.8-lC. 10.7-Btro rooms, ill • baths, nttached gar· dio and Heator.' Fully equipped. sge, modern k1tchcn, full base , One melul local owner. Blaelt· E!ectroluK Sweeper and Ciar[net ment, corner lot, conveniently ; 1nar'a, Pomeroy. 11 15 6te For Sale. Call 3461 before 8 a. located Owner being transfer· m. or altar 4 p. m. 10 \8 6tfc roorl Cali 6093 M lor appoint Ford V8 CuiiOmUne m~. 2 ment. ll·U·3tc dr. Sedaa. Show• 1ood care. POTATOES---Stock on winter poBloettnar'a, Pomeroy. II 15 6te totoeo while they last. s. ~ FOR SALE - 8 room house, bath. water under pressure, clecLrlcity, Enoch, Portland, 0. 10.2HI cellar, garage, ~ 1h: acres ground 1 111112 Pontiac $39~ 8 Cly, 2 dr. I mile eost of Rutland on Rt. Catalina Cpo. Hydramatic drive. FOR SALE - Apple~. New Ha· 124. S. D. BnAklrk 11 13 3tp Spotlell two tone green llnioh ven n'clJard, New Haven. Phone Sporty hard top model and a TU·2l688 7-29tl very dependable car. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy. II 15 etc ' UM fAJ,!CID OUT-Indla'a \1. K. Krlsl\01 lo!ODDII II tboWD U be eollapatl'f durinl • tpeeala 011 tilt Kuhmtr problem, at tho UN 1D New fori<. He ha4 - ~ DeSoto VB I dr. Sedan $49!. Almost a SputDik in perform· •nee. Blaetlur'a, Pomeroy, II 15 8te FOR SA<.il:: one Lanmter deep -~--:-1-:-k-V-:-R::--:d-t· •1well jet pump with pressure l!IH Bu 0 8 oa mas er •"""' lank and owiteh. Also 811-ltet 4 dr. Sedan. nutok'& linlst mo<lel Power Steerln' and brakes. pl11tic P'r••· 11\ • 1v,; one New one eotl almost taBtJO.i)O, architeet'a drawing table, s'ool '""I 1 II' Bl t and IDola One typewriter deok '"a one a ae new. aqtl • and oae lliins oablnet, handma~e. nar'a, p'-oy. II 15 8tc One eioctrio table aaw, one wood ' 111115 Malnlino Ford with extm lathe, one aolld oak aidebeard, and new 11r01. Priced below enr one "Whl~e" .. wiD& machine, lo\ price. Alao IIH9 Harley 111Uque. P"oae Pomeroy 8111-J Davidaon • 1211 mqtorcycle. 10 ~ 6tl< Cheap.' f mlln from Racine, Beall• raLuil doga lor aale or Oblo. 1•mU• off Rt. 134 on the Portland andofSpiller Road. trede. !toward B. Stitt, llidd!Oo Gall I. Bra41onl. ll·15·8t• lll. 1• Hobaon lloa~.10 2 8l!p I MIDPLEPORT - 4·room ' frame daJ, home, bnlh Ctuh and lavatory),, Vt'rV good basement. hot atr (Jb' Autostrv~_ Nilbt Phon• flOtt.X. !I(,DGJ • PLYJ!Otml . PI:ALZM II If -~·----elf repair 111d weldlnc.-Neialor and Cleek, Jlaelne, OhlG, Phone 11 tt s1tc .,, FOr$alf ,;:;.;;.;..___...,...... rusa. Phone 11-l&.eto e1· bulidm~•· Electricity ami free "" All mineral righta. $1100000. !lOX 229 PHON& 101-Y (II) 18, 31< -- -- Pea Road, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 1;;;;...-.-;;;;o.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Oj \ 1018 Uc ..U WAID , u.;rt 111 L tleiM It, , ,._II Tralltr apace. of lllddleport, Gel loc~led before muddy 1 ll'OUnd hurt a yoa. Phone 0•63. Edlat Reynolda, Reynold'a Dairy I Store, lliddleport, Ohio. 10 2 8l!a -·- (20)Buslneu-Servlr.es --.,.-- II 11 3tp --,----,--,-- For !louse Rulldlna-1- NcJgier's Racine, Ohio. Phone 3601. 11 14 Sto TREE SERVICE, trimmtnK or re· movln1. Dyean e•perionce. Robert Sayre. Phone ~5~r See it ot Zerkle ' . Tro~tt..r Co. • .t llar.irf ' ,. ,.,.... ~ bOuallt for small de- take over pay or phone for TRAIL,ERS TRAILERS ACT MOW $.t.VI$100 TO $1000 , Waverly, OHio, doaler stuck with 75 new arid u,.d traile"' 14 to !0 II., alao 10 wldCI. Two and three bedrooms, nationally known make•. The iow..t pol' aibio term• anywhere. DriVe' a !LtUc and save a lot. Th ... are well worth your trip. This is your LAST •hopping place, oo rome prepared to dual. Fast, ,!reo delivorv. Move in tomOI' row.· Any\hlna of value taken i• trade. • '=-::::=:=-:::==:::==:-:=::-l t2_4_) -For Sole or r;de RADIO • n~EVlSIOi'S~. !'or Sale or Trade-'l'wo •tory 8 Pho1111 '200. Clolllld Appliance room houee, bath, nat•ral swr.. 118 W. Melli 81., Pometoy 24 83 acres, horn olltbuildlng1 ~ 23 If William Ratliff, Route 1 Middle· IJQrt, Ohio. ll·ll·llltp c••· . Legal Notice o• NOTICI A,OINTMiiNT htott of Fl6r1 I. Wtrd Dtctt"d Notice Ia hereby liven that !,rorgo II. Proll whoao l'oMt Ollaco nddrc" io Rutland, Ohio has been duly appointed ~Kecutor ol the Estate of Flora E. Wa!\1. der..,cd, late of Meigs County, Ohio D•ted tlaio 7th dtY ol November 1957. ' .. .. .. John Q. ~·~ Jude• of !be Pr-!llltte court Hello ~\!ii\Y• Olllq 8\e ,, I . . . pw.w,. Ifill ~~~ IND Of IIAMI-Shot ratall,y Ill ao allese<l N bi.ttiJI foilowlril a Clril p.mt ID ~Ofii<\Y Ctty, N. J. the bodY 01 detecUVII Thomloll Bo11t10 to exatnlne<l b7 pllltet 61r!.co'1' ; .·;tht : '-tdewalll tn. !i<lftt ar a ~.. brdtlalf, ,tla,l;tOtman llltt. uad u. J~ 01111111\ ...... <jioUII~ ~ ,Jattor crttt..U,. 'Ill• - ·\ireil OlllodUIII at thO 'ti&il6' ·~~:., lf""'1 tla.t~ ' ~-·· >t• ' ' eJ.oues· where "mGCk' scJ!lobar of elections ~ave b/'e_n I'Onducted Tho Sl!orct..,Y •or Slllte's office h" conducted 1 )bng-rango ed•· ational pro1ram ·both for elec· ~ion ofll~ialo. and lor the PUbh~. The reBults taave been most grati· Mna-so so that there ,, an Indication an evident need lor greater In the"' maUqts 164 The Kld~oport lllremen arc mnkmg pia lor their ,annual Christmas pro ect ol ~lstrabuting baskets of food td n~edy families and the date of thell wwn·wlde cAnvass will be announced soon The rommat\ee for this project. ID· eludes David Ohlinger, Thoilla.1 Dmt, Russell Mills, Jameo Danleb and Everett Bachner. This year the Firemen will only take bas~ots to fam;hc• livanJ within tho corporation hmtta oi lhe village because of the eounty· wide extent of the Javcec ChriSt· mas project of tho •ame type. Anyone wiShing to place a name OD tho Firemen's Chr.stmas iiol may tontaet the firemen or leave the name at the mayor 1!i office 6 were installed on Monday, Nov. 11. otllers died !rom heart attaeka 11 C J. Struble was installed u \be lint day of the Ohio buniing worahiP.ful maeter; Hugh P. Cust· seaaon closed Friday. Six peraona , er, senior warden; Alva C. Clark, were wounded. junior warden; .\lien c. H1ll, sec~heniUln Wr~ght, w~eeletsburc retaey; J. E., F:oster, treasurer; 1lather of two, waa kiUed wblle Tllomas E. Edwards, senior deacon buntina jn PuiJjam eounb'. Aa· Vlrlil C. HayO!, junaor deacon; thorlties said a .defective salety Don Spires, Jeniot stewart; Hel' \•lipped when his gun wu joned, •hell 'Manuel, junior stewart; AI· , cAusing it to discharge and ehoot fred Phillips, chaplain, Archle1 him. Swartz, t~ier, and !Arenzo D DavFloyd Naco 66 Daytoar.<laed of is, Russell Wilson and Theodore J. a heart attack ne~r DeGr~l! while Deed Jr., trust~es. r ~nntin• with hi~ son Cecil E. Naee --also of Dayton. · ' •• 1 ' Joieph ·' west, 47,' Tbi€do, abo suffered a fatal heart attack while hunting wath two other men abuut lave miles west ol Toledc. '[he ipjured were: Dayton Police Lt. Richard c. Grund•sh, 44, shot iD tbe bact by Pions were made for the Chrtst· on unidentified ljoy while bunlintl mas ceremonial to be held Friday an Montgomery County. He was December 13, when the Mal') rushed to the hospatal where b(a Shrine, While Shrine of !erusai"'n condition· was satisfaclbey from a met Friday evening at the IOO'F 22 caliber bullet wound: hall. Charles Pumphrey, 37, Greens·~rrs. Stewart Hawk!~;!, WIIP we· burg, sltll<k an \be mouth by a <~ded and name~ on the hospita!· alray pellet near Canton. ity comll)ittee to be in charge of LarrY Clelland, 21, llloomi~l· relmhments at the De,.mber bilrg, shot In the left leg when meetan~ were Mrs. Evorctt Trary, his jammed gun disc:hariJed Ia Mrs Guy Reynoaij!, Misses Hallie Fayet.te County. and Nellie Zerkle, Mrs Goidi• Anthony Truax. 18, and Jamea Ward, Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs H~ut.z, 20, both ol Toledo, hit by Waller Bun<o sbotgun pelleto near ~umee Ia Potluck rclrdshments were ser· Lucas .County. 1 , ved durang 1M social hour Harold Brunner, 30. Eaat Spattl hit on lbe nose and arm hr atrq shot near Cinlon. • Huntera near Cleveland suliurb of Independence dlaeovered a decomposed body in a thicket while hunting rabbila. The man's body w11 identl; (led as tlaat <II Chester li'amaey, 38, Warrensville i(e!Jhll.l Pll' lice Bald he had not been aeeh since Nov. 6 when he had been treated for a bean ailment 'Marvm'ount l!cspltaJ, · '1 A Medway boy lit SOul'bweattrll ' Clltk'Coualty topped' all !'lie allte) hall mUUon hlll\lera when he toolt • hi• bOw ~nd, ~ws out aftor •chool and within lour' mlnates broutibt .down a t,aek pheasant on the ll'inl· l f ·:Shucb.'~ "!!d Jim Beam, '' "\be" '!"ren't notblnc to' IL" t I , ~AlLY C~OSSW.ORD " By A le~st F&AM ·' ' 5. llpectes pier tabrtc I. Long, .lral(h\ ~01'<11 •,, f 11. Conatella. Li. IJP!! . u Sbly :1,3. Top part lt. Ungulato !&·Gold (her) cr 1 · 28 •. ExdtltJ. • 00 "'1'¥'~ carda r.,. Gf!J' 110urce • cesan ~ 10. Witherell '' Cv.,r. l , !leverage' U. P~ potnt 19.'Exlst • 19 ~eethe 20. Debt • 21. Ell)ploy I ' ( ~cknowt.. -; U PLimlre n;~menl 23. Gazelle d.ParltJf ao. capital ' ~~Peru) .u.otlt ~ of Un~ed ~!tte!l ••d R!Wia olnct 11 co~ll it"" power·IJ)at It hasjotnod with II~ '! , 110m~> an4 he u~~l! '" -a poase11or or an itomal ' the 1"' •.;ni1!titiy ' t•• ' ~at 'cheap nuclear wtappna" ~venfually 1 wiU ~!. co)lte within t..he mtana ol ,eveD am,all nations flrat W!'l ,lilnled at •b( none ·other than 'ilemard ! Baruch, venerable advisor of u. s. Pre.sl~l!\111 ~· and_firal U. S. mamber of the Unttld NaU911J ' ato~ic weapom pf the most proof that scientific knowledge In thle deld 11 far more "'dlftusetl throughout the world than haa been he1etoro~ suspected. '!'he gWdtng Principles of atomic ~en.pon-mak· lng ftow is 4~ .w~n!W9~n 1 M-Y tnt: eden.tlet.a that ltrnar4 '' 11 r 1 auch co1mt,rlea aa Norway, ' swedfn,.~m;.~the 'N'etlieflnn'd;, 'lhll .t.U PolaDd ·atl.4 Czechoalova.kla. on the other side of the 11•on Curt.aln "" <Oijld produce bon>bs ioday U thoy lhou:ht It worth ·the •"ort and expense. , , • • • • ' INDIA DEFINITELY Is Ill the runntng, and Frsnce and canada En: the pUler two nations with the Big Three ·on the. UN Atomic commiulon, also p~umably are 1n "position to come through With bombs If I)Jey de<tdo tp do .0. At tht Arfonlle National laboratory Jn .Chicago, which lo heir \O the tracHt!onB of Enrico 1 terml and "i1tf~ of the ihttial dlacovery ot atomic ~salon In o~ty 13 yeara AJ'O, they are tnlnlng foreign physieista att aspect• or the atoJ!I except mljli4'Y· uaeo. , , ' S<lentislo from n1or.e than •o nattona·hnve participated to date ' ' •nd the 'lclentlat8 >WhO 'ACt Ql 11prgfell0•1" ~ imP,J'U&ed by th6 F•paclty and know·how of theae foNign phyalciot!, MIUtaly &SJI<I'~ Ol1 th~ •tom Is a~> ··~nmentionabie," but li ~""" pljlln th,ot l"ll•Y Df lh~!fi !J'Ienttsta cpui4 .CI'QIIS,~t brtd,Je, ~. If they had !o. , It lo ·11\o th""' llf tht ·~r.,nt ahooker MVel, Oil tile B•ocli . ~r J.."'--1-- .... the engtn,.r,nuvellat Neill shu~. ,\!)at 4. ll)lal! ..ttJn tn j®o ~aunches 411 ait·o•t atomic war wliiob 'ttnotiy' annil•ll'lles lift on the • ~.,do fOr 48 ••Paciflc earth. Hla e.,uer book, Ordeal, p~llshtd' 20 y,an ago, foretold tn 1ur. ao that hla ~.w..t e«oat Is senl!ing cold chills d()wn ""-' readera' bac13 an11 pUJblng l the IJ¥k Into beat...uer llall. .• ,, Prli."'J detat!tb• World War II bUt< or Bntatn, lllaod~ tJ, Wheel buba lld.llloPo . u. Ha.tlla '. • IVIJnl' fll • \ , A.TOMIC.SOIENTIST8 now Fllculitt tj1at while·it cost the Unlteil Stat•l-,•blUIQIIj)QIIJ,I:I to lt&l'l'l' Olit (u ~nhattan Dlstrtct projed 1 to pt.>dueo thi ftrlt oiolltc boJ11}>. •the COl\ to a ~mali nation ~~ ma~llf QQe ~ ~11\11 )e ~.,~ 1;19 million, ;: no·ltuitia.llia irdl~ of wiartart that, whe11 fiUIPOWder wu 1 , d~ ...ll!iri>OWelll sol*<! upon It u the me~ tor "maktnr all_ ........ ~." ' 1!\ ~ ·l'P\ li>,lftt ~r ilona/ like Cttchoalovalda \llllb 1~ "<· J:~ lllto<la Q4111"l !NOr , toOk tho lead In '~oea.,.,.-u" fl1ol.ll!lp aeturlng, ~~\ tor 111!1!1 110 lit'!' fRI !"~~ .~Q- b ·buainl!ij oiilould P~nly of j. l.~ljt •. L ~~- I . JWti'~UOTE-Rere'• bpw tG wotfl It: Il D' • - , · AXYDLBAA.XS , II L. Ol'IGFILLOIJV I , · , . , OJae letter otmply iatandllor IIIOthtr. A~~.for thne L'1o X tbr lilt two O'o, ete. . _ ~~~het; the lllli!h ancl formollon o( ,Uat ' ~ 4tll til. the .M~ ""~d~ ~~.ra ~ dlffereat. ~!!triP .QI!p~Uon , f,,W,fil,. Q W 11 A 8 ~ ' , 'A ,.t<1 JC C T "' 11"'"'11 1 ( , ~ ergy t5.Make ., 1 • , '· 110 trnitoil I tf, Stand up " 1 fitltrbr'• Antwer btrd , .I , plus Britain's su.ccess with atomte Wea~n1, II fl. CJ$WI ' 1 lethal proporUOlla and no'!' •tta eartil ,alflntec ' U O.btehllko ~'to · f!,•~l'ft<ll Wlllhlnglo• Writer W ASIIINGTON"-Atoanlc aetentlou are not dl"'!ounttnr the lit blf Jolt, like that the RIIBalu oal$ 1petdy pl'odl.lctkm Of leo ».llllCJ!Itonean Indian .I. · l(l, AlflrmaUve vote ~var . ) • ' ., 37. Pe'li!IO coin "· tO. PIUII \ j. j:!&ruch stre98ed that he WIIIIP! apeakiiiCtrom InSide knowledtre. but simply on .the ~ · 01 lo¢fc. '1'1\e scleotlabl now~ant out thatlil>loia's U. 'ro-do 28.Ciamot 31. Ptrnaacl& "• •J Sltyaflon Would (I'Hit Dtvilopa Cin lltom 10111t.? Problam lor U. $., U$5t 1f HEN111' OATRCABT ' Atomic Energy commission. Clnler 38. 011 of roae petal• a7.lolount¥:! 42~ defile ~ ,\3. l!q,tch 38. River · 4S.!k\.'o!fl!l>rli'tg , 47. Eggs (Russ.) ,J4. )lei It of Suppo!llll . S.;_.JI Hatloo l•lang) •1. Mother or 21. Shield Irish r?dJ ~9. Cotll.-a. Mulberry crr.l . cloth 30. Plead 9. Indigo 33: Dto. "l,!l&tionl!l ' '· •I ' . ACROSS 3. Slight tuto 10. ~. l. Son, wqQ!en •· Dweillnf • , Christmas Plans Are Mode By The MaryShrine . · ~l• IIOHn~t lD~W f'or dult da\Oa l>v any means Alld It does· n't ie~ flit walvu awaf, usual· ly thttlt h 'fult llle ·btaq In my life at l ·lline. • Dorgtl)y ~ ~~!Y \'1~1\!i tile role or ·Dtaqa ~YI"'ii'~r· In "Too _.. M:ueb, Too "SoGn" 8 par she says ~ In ke~p)tag ,wtth her othe! ;<>rtrayala Q! mixed-up girls She ~e\t ReoJIII", Couilty Judge· recently oompleied "Tarnished AliPI,I" \81 VniversaJ.Jnternatiop· ~J•Pt(Wedn~,dJa,r, . ,jo~rneyed lo , ale% which she plays , another nmi~ngton wltn his guests Jrom .(:ali!ornia _to vlsil 'flt~ his brotber -~ womaJI, MiddiepOrt Fire Install New Three Are Dead Department Plans Officers Monday First Day H\Ult ' l p ' l Officerswhichof Pomeroy Lodge Unittd Prota , were elo<led at the one bunter was accl· ChrJS mas rOJec Wcdn.,day, November meetintl dentally shot and kaliod while two • EMiARbtSINO COLUMBUS UP -Embarrassed police o!ficl;ab aai4 ~hey found bo!lle or ralsjna-and water •sing Into "raUln liCk" In a .wall pull· lion in elty prison. . Asked /if 'he ]lad any suapeda. tlt. George wilts aaad. about 50 .of tbel)'i," U. I. Hlthwty 2S WAVIRLY, OHIO ) a girl I 1111 we go out. ' WAVIItLY , MQ~IU HOME SALIS (11) 9, 18, 23, $3' • , ,flll:iile :UJ Ninth Graders Talent Show Is Christmas Seals . Given On Friday (ConllnuK From P•a• Ono) 1 ;::::;;:=;;;;;;;;;;:;;!;;~ I ....... 1224 SPINO PIANOI ._ ..,.., ... AftO~W.M i ~ :;"' ... ...:r:. For Ront - Exl!noion Laddero, Scaffold Boarda, llrop Clotlll. Cllaton F11her, lliddleport. Ph. one 82£5.X. 11 1 II filL ON fHII! CAQ-TIIII :Ill-ton traDer truck nltl 011 an obatructloa whleb It etrudt and top· pled on tllrol autoi, k~l tho driver of one. The trucll e&Uibl Ore, The omubup occurred wbm' Bl8i>W111 12 IW'IOft.ID Newark, 1'1· J. · i/tlltr'lllll\01101 BotiiMipiiDIOI and Mra. Cbarles Mullen, Mr. and Mra. William H. Jones, c. c. Cue~· lor, Jack Slivers, William Youna. Pearl Smith, Pomeroy; l!owanl W. Russell Hue! van Coonoy, Robert Schmoll, Mr. and )lira, Ale< Fraser, Harry B. Mohler, c. R. Hunslek· ' or. Alice Smith, Charles Vroman, Paul S) Sm,Jrl, Paul Scott Eleanor Schaal, Middleport; Bev. Boy Wii· llama,' Mr. apd Mn. Thomas A. Clark, Mr. and 14ra. A. L. Fla~a· san, Syreouae; Chi,.., Sbarp, Mrs. Erneat Smith, Vera M. Beegle, ' Kenneth Jlullell, Jlacine; Hatty , Geieaer, Thelma Ill. Hawley, Min· erlvllle. basement barn, garage and olh· BEFORE bUYintl I IeWing machine ace the NECCHI or ELNA. The world'a moel advenccd machine. Come in or phone lor !roe dem· onatraUon. We aorvice all makea, sewlnr machine• and vaouu11 oleanera lhtPflard Nocchl·llna Sawing Clrclt Olin at Plrat Oalll,.lla, Ohia Wt'!\UTZER c;;;\1~)>•.::1 brlc siding. Largo lot, out of hlsh wator $5300 00 MIDDLEPORT - ~ · room frame with bath and utility roon1 New hot air f~[naee healing Level lot Caeh !!flee $4500.01). fARM - 80 acre• near u. S. 33 •nd 660. Very good B-room houso '· H. RAWLIKOI SONS CO. - M I 141 For Rem ,...-,--:-:-bour Wncktr fltrvtee. Day ""ne 1197• (ltll.,..,ioloiiJ furnHcc heatmg. Thick lnau\- 111'"il00e C•lii~::!J!I~iv~e~?o~~1!Gre= Georse 9pencer, Wolf , 11150 rOI'tl. Will mrilice. t2Z.Y. ll·lt.fitp aapokon noo t10ura ttopl whl!ll oudbenlr hO llwnped ID hl.t Chalr (mtilllla), then dropped forward. hoed oD den (loWer). Ho ,....end aod illd 1>e ,...,d continuo tho fP"'Cb tht ant dance was furnished by the RKO group: Olive Ingraham, Georae Dallas, Kenneth McElhinny Roaell Ro~sh, Richard Rooenhaum. · The program wu plann~d by Loretta Hanning, Judy Gregg, ,Rus· sell Lowia, Phyliia Halbert, lilY Smith, Jerry Splree and the enter· talnment committee Included LarI'Y Mitch, David Hartinger, Jan Hauck, Earl McKinley, Jlush Phil· son. Games and dancinl were en· joyed during the evening. lie· lreahmenla of barbeques, potato chlpa, pop and lee ~ream sand· wiebes were served under the aup. erviaion ol Mrs. Joe Bailey by Karen Walker, Maida 'Roush, Di· ana Stumbo, Sue Wallace, carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Bradford, Bar· bara Stiles and Marianne Wood· gerd T~e eommiltee in rhange of muaic lor Uae dance included Rob Preston, Ronnie Evau, Dbo Cirue· aer, Lal'l'y Bunce, Peto Wilmer. Faculty mem~ present in· eluded Supt. and Mrs. L. w. Me· Comas, Mr and M~a. Harold Sauer, Mr. and :.1u Warner Morgan, Ml18 Lucille Smith, Principal Earl Knight, M1" Su11n Park, Mrs. Emily Sprague, \Ira. Non Moore, Mr. and Mrs Jo~ Bailey, Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mra C. E.' Blakes· lee, Band Dtredor George Dallu. Sophomore class offlcers arc: •Dennis Walburn, preBident; Ron· nie Evans, vice preaident; Bonnie I van Cooney, secretary; Judy Clark, treasurer; Loretta Hanning, Executive officer. A}Je ci )YAS)!ING1QN uP - Senate ln.~es\igiton ' aaid Fltlay theY have some information" jinkinr tile Undfrworld Mafia with COI'I'Upti~ 1nd tac~l!le,rtnc in ~~, 'TtJ!Illtel'1 Union.... '' ·, 'l' · . ~ ,, ' Cbe~ah"' John L. McClellan IT) Ark.) oaid hll Senalll jlaet ot1 Conuwt!H 1111111 brfak up tho cdmbine "or tho bppdhuraJ .... ao1111 14> teke owr the eounlq," gove~.'tlment ~~IV · ·1 Masttr' · ,. , J , •tvefi 30' G .' ' ea,s; ~ (Continued from Page One) llicjUleport FII'E • "'""'"'""'• Boiadl. Pboo>e GIJ.I NHII (3) In Men'Orlon in olher ~pJeltJ•.I 1\n~due!ina !he 10n9J'II ·~t;lli>p •pljbb1o on Novent~ t: t" ·~, l, ~ .. -. The ,a'eor'll!l '~iff ··~ import· ant eleeiion• tasb or the future will rome from · the Clvles and Frosh-Soph 1 ~pOoiD - !ftPprQxtmate11 :l; ~.QQP persons Wl'lld as '~rwl~et of,(IS!Iali >11nd ' COLUMBUUS UP- The , State Haghway Department Frida~ ES, Desk Stand, Beds, Dressers awarded a $4,288,000 contract to Chest of Drawers, Stands, MIR the Maxon Construction Co., RORS, SETEE, LOVE SEAT, Dayton to build five miles of tbe CHINA CUPBOARD. Maple sla Cincinnati-Conneaut Freeway in nd, WEIGHT CLOCK, EIGHT Ashland and Wayne counties. DAY CLOCKS, Lamp;, Colt Re· The department said the 1\luon vo\vcr, Rug.s, Gas hcntcrs, Extn firm's bid was II per cent below nice gas range, cook111g utmsel£ Trunks & Contcnls Fh:.wer stand theTheestimate. department. aworded a to· SUMACH tnmmcd writmg desk, tri of slx mallaon <lollars in elx Picture11, Glass door dish cup construction projects ana reject· board, Guttar, Radto. Rockers od bids on two others. arm chatr, stratght chairs, ha glt In addition to the Maxon eon· ohaar, PIPe holder, BUFFETTE. tract, the olhero inoluded ope to Jewelry, K1lchen Cabinet unu~­ repair a steel bridge ar. Obio 13 ual design, Dormcycr M1xer, and in Riobland County to lh~ Conn many 1tcms of interest not list· Welding and Machine Co., Now cd A C. Bradford, Sale:; Manager O::AIUe. Pa , on 1ts bid ol $1~:633 The department estimate w11 $14,· C C. Bradford, Auctwneer. 320. Terms Cash , One of the rejected bida w.aa Not reBponsible for nceidenh. 1116-III-2J.3tc ror reiocailon of a aeotion o[ u. S. 40 in Bridgeport, Belmont CountY. Sutton and Stewert, lm;., Bridgeport, submitted t~e lono btd of $204.287 which was $1211 100 more than the departmenl es· timate. sold by Dec 2 1957 John produce, livestock, fartn mac1t Richmond, 814 E Mam St , Porn- . - - - - - - - - - - lnery, etr; Saturday, November, eroy Phone 17 1116·12to WI: BUY 23, 1957 at 10 A M; Back of Chesler Srhool Building. APPLES $1.00 bu up, Stayman .mtUCTURAL I BIAMI Sponsored by Che•ter P T.A WJRcsap and Romar. Bcautic<; .CRAP IRON - MITAU of Eastern l.ocal Dtstrid tn Please brlng contamers. J, W raise money for equipment for Cheadle, 700 W. Maan S<hool Lunch Program. 11·16-6t• Lunch will be served Baked JUNK CO. goods wall be on sale. lnolement weather the sale will he held indoora. Not responsible lor aocldent!. , llarlon Woods - Autlloneer ~ CONCIOO'I BWC::U 11-16-Sie No hunting day or night on my farm. Daisy O'Neil, Rl 3 Pom· eroy. 11-1~1~ ll l I ''l'Jac htlortf\' wbich iehools •rc placJna on 1ove,wneiat, and es· Pec)aUY ~leotfon matt.,, is quite li!"ely ronsider~ 1tht fact that include Vanous Ktnds of DISH ntsblngs, diShes, lampA, stoves, ' ~. ' \J.f' and wtll be sold at the Brvson H11.rdRare Building, Tbll'd Ra ct nc, UhJO on Nov 23, 12 SERVICI! on Watch Jle. paU'IIli by factory packu~ J!:xc:ellent condttion tMaJOr o~er­ baul on engir.e recently) Book prced $1150. Sale price $79~. II Old·Fuhioned AUCTION SALE or useable aJtleles, home lur- aeu. Yo1J.t El~tion Mafi, Linked 1t f ·~· bt\vs:. '• Teamsters Union . IU · . ..••'• ~ · •••~'1''1 ~lffie· If· •' 'I ' ' I .• '~'"'Z• At,.~y .A,_~ , f.lnerrY, ,•lJ!Om""oll ;htdMm 1 11 , ~u· , ~'1!!1.~ n,w ~· ~rl\01' ·l'i!l'5 tbO{IU!II ,' ' ~ !l!~~~~lf~~ff-1hal>, ~ ,~.4 -In'dil\. ":\•lela hal tarro 1 8R J L• )r.t~ ' PfR· • lll~Oli Ill 114' lp.4eve10~1ht ~ a m. ,. . on ' ~ l!a ·~ \rho work~d With hll\1 on tllo · · · 1 eblllm(81190, and t,tomte IC1!11tl,iey hllilare aald to ohii'O 'UarbaHef Ilia\ lt •lhe '¥!II 'q\Jtl'~ Unlte!f S~ta, llbaal& iru1 Brito.. ; CIUIIIOI aerw .Upoll otoihlc """'control, the power they 1l!lan _, r.if:t:~~ ~lji~-~ ,?f.,. ~e ,t:~m ,'f"'Y lllp .~~ , . I* IP\ , f' ) I P!rflnPPII! r 1,1 , ,. • MRS. ,.t;>NU BORROW@ ~L(. MY POTS ANJ> PANS FOR ' H~ Sicr DINN!':R; PARTY--- . �J I I ! ! $4,298,000 Bid By Maxon Co. ls St, Awarded In Ohio at PUBLIC SALE TliRMITES illrEiiMtNATIO \he personal property of the late l''or ttte ,a~:~FeCtloa pn.,no atu--JI, Alf Cooper and Marvin Petty hR• PfUCIIIIDUCl!D $1000 LJHm"'re :.uppl)' ;,t•~n, .rooaero~. been constgMd to tne BRAD 9 room!, 2 full baths, basemen' .N.t. wori: "Uil1 a llt~tsQ b uuy lll· t'ORD AUCTION COMPANY, .1-Dally SenUnel. Pomii'OY·Middleport, 0.; Nov. 15, 1957 (1) Notices ----·--- garage, £urnace cftn ~ duplexed • ~eiJ, ~IU"UiiO ti illOUtiUUU. apU easily. $9~00 1f sold by Dec 2, .lt.e!!Ut:J.LlUJ !efmtte CODU'Ol :iel' 1957. John Richmond, 814 E nee, Dl M.acys, Wv.. 'l 25 tf Mam St., Pomeroy phone 17 HMdquorttn For ;jam!nlte L~e - Lane Cedar Cbesta- LAU Window huf'rilidalrt Refrlgeratol'l. !!kor ~urnl!c!f, A'Jdc!!oport, Chlo -, ''' !' 11-1612tp t281f 1955 Studebaker I> tou ~UICK O'clock Noon Consigned 't'ramed ~u.t..WNS Jl!\1 ~ EH:;, l..~mtroy. 1 I t1 waacumai<rr OHIO VALLEY -------,... ... Roome New Furnitu,. ·~vu• $299.00 lt'llval servocea atartln1 Nov. 17 to Dec. 1BI at the Church of r.brlst I• Cbrilllan Union, Hobaoa. th• 'JI>ov A. L. Baldridge, Albland, l(y,, evangelist; the Rev. o. H Carl pallor. Everr· body weloomt. IJ.l2-6tt FURNITURE B~KER .- - - - Cll Tile Br'!Zhfflt rn,_ 1• Mlddl~pori ,., L • G&UISIIB BLOC& CO. FOK tluteJ and Ham Shoo~ Jlacine PlaillDI Hill. Nov. 17\b. 11 0 7tc - I Mlltt NOnla Of , ...... ., o-. 11. sa. ca~ "'"" er- a.a ~1cle.1 1-rlllll -------,L,lJ tS Insurance COIIl'IJ!:l'B i111Ur""ct )'roleCIJOI, illt, Aut~. F'.re, Polio. Clll Dol l(llla, l(lddla;ort. Ob10. li«lllf:lo ----· I In memory of my mother, Mrs Be10ie Johnson, who died two yean ago. Nov. 17. Mr. and Mro ~ppiCfi and e~dcr New Haven 0•· Clarence Bradford and dauah· rhard. New Haven. w. va , Ph· lero. 11-16-ltp one Turner 24688 11·2 tl Rodney Downinw ~'!IURANCE AGENCt 'lrt. l.utomoDIII, ltiiH' I1.:M'7nd'M' 6f!D,s~-lnter· - (Sl AU•. - IIV 50 e5 AC(IDINT ;.He. Ca••liY and . _ Real Estate Broklr IUtiOn~ diBC Y ft. - rubber belt. 8 in. wide !0 ft. long; 2In MIDDLII'OII" OHIO '1 H 1', motors, heavy duty 61IWI PIIONII 6Jlf ll\anley Gibbs, Long Bottom, loute No 2 10.3-til!P lt53 Chevrolet Z dr. & 4 dr. So· dana. Two exceptionally lood · buys. Both ''210" aeri~s. 17b3. (21) Reo I Fstate 'Dlaeltnar's, Pomeroy. l1 15 6tc Uaed Electric r•ove $3!1.00: Coa! Heatrell $20.ilt., Gu Furnace IHII Buick V8 Speelal, $2,ot5. 4 ronvmloft bureau $40.00. FOR SAL~H-room.' four bed· dr. Sedan. Dyna!low drive. Ra· Phone 61?.8-lC. 10.7-Btro rooms, ill • baths, nttached gar· dio and Heator.' Fully equipped. sge, modern k1tchcn, full base , One melul local owner. Blaelt· E!ectroluK Sweeper and Ciar[net ment, corner lot, conveniently ; 1nar'a, Pomeroy. 11 15 6te For Sale. Call 3461 before 8 a. located Owner being transfer· m. or altar 4 p. m. 10 \8 6tfc roorl Cali 6093 M lor appoint Ford V8 CuiiOmUne m~. 2 ment. ll·U·3tc dr. Sedaa. Show• 1ood care. POTATOES---Stock on winter poBloettnar'a, Pomeroy. II 15 6te totoeo while they last. s. ~ FOR SALE - 8 room house, bath. water under pressure, clecLrlcity, Enoch, Portland, 0. 10.2HI cellar, garage, ~ 1h: acres ground 1 111112 Pontiac $39~ 8 Cly, 2 dr. I mile eost of Rutland on Rt. Catalina Cpo. Hydramatic drive. FOR SALE - Apple~. New Ha· 124. S. D. BnAklrk 11 13 3tp Spotlell two tone green llnioh ven n'clJard, New Haven. Phone Sporty hard top model and a TU·2l688 7-29tl very dependable car. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy. II 15 etc ' UM fAJ,!CID OUT-Indla'a \1. K. Krlsl\01 lo!ODDII II tboWD U be eollapatl'f durinl • tpeeala 011 tilt Kuhmtr problem, at tho UN 1D New fori<. He ha4 - ~ DeSoto VB I dr. Sedan $49!. Almost a SputDik in perform· •nee. Blaetlur'a, Pomeroy, II 15 8te FOR SA<.il:: one Lanmter deep -~--:-1-:-k-V-:-R::--:d-t· •1well jet pump with pressure l!IH Bu 0 8 oa mas er •"""' lank and owiteh. Also 811-ltet 4 dr. Sedan. nutok'& linlst mo<lel Power Steerln' and brakes. pl11tic P'r••· 11\ • 1v,; one New one eotl almost taBtJO.i)O, architeet'a drawing table, s'ool '""I 1 II' Bl t and IDola One typewriter deok '"a one a ae new. aqtl • and oae lliins oablnet, handma~e. nar'a, p'-oy. II 15 8tc One eioctrio table aaw, one wood ' 111115 Malnlino Ford with extm lathe, one aolld oak aidebeard, and new 11r01. Priced below enr one "Whl~e" .. wiD& machine, lo\ price. Alao IIH9 Harley 111Uque. P"oae Pomeroy 8111-J Davidaon • 1211 mqtorcycle. 10 ~ 6tl< Cheap.' f mlln from Racine, Beall• raLuil doga lor aale or Oblo. 1•mU• off Rt. 134 on the Portland andofSpiller Road. trede. !toward B. Stitt, llidd!Oo Gall I. Bra41onl. ll·15·8t• lll. 1• Hobaon lloa~.10 2 8l!p I MIDPLEPORT - 4·room ' frame daJ, home, bnlh Ctuh and lavatory),, Vt'rV good basement. hot atr (Jb' Autostrv~_ Nilbt Phon• flOtt.X. !I(,DGJ • PLYJ!Otml . PI:ALZM II If -~·----elf repair 111d weldlnc.-Neialor and Cleek, Jlaelne, OhlG, Phone 11 tt s1tc .,, FOr$alf ,;:;.;;.;..___...,...... rusa. Phone 11-l&.eto e1· bulidm~•· Electricity ami free "" All mineral righta. $1100000. !lOX 229 PHON& 101-Y (II) 18, 31< -- -- Pea Road, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 1;;;;...-.-;;;;o.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Oj \ 1018 Uc ..U WAID , u.;rt 111 L tleiM It, , ,._II Tralltr apace. of lllddleport, Gel loc~led before muddy 1 ll'OUnd hurt a yoa. Phone 0•63. Edlat Reynolda, Reynold'a Dairy I Store, lliddleport, Ohio. 10 2 8l!a -·- (20)Buslneu-Servlr.es --.,.-- II 11 3tp --,----,--,-- For !louse Rulldlna-1- NcJgier's Racine, Ohio. Phone 3601. 11 14 Sto TREE SERVICE, trimmtnK or re· movln1. Dyean e•perionce. Robert Sayre. Phone ~5~r See it ot Zerkle ' . Tro~tt..r Co. • .t llar.irf ' ,. ,.,.... ~ bOuallt for small de- take over pay or phone for TRAIL,ERS TRAILERS ACT MOW $.t.VI$100 TO $1000 , Waverly, OHio, doaler stuck with 75 new arid u,.d traile"' 14 to !0 II., alao 10 wldCI. Two and three bedrooms, nationally known make•. The iow..t pol' aibio term• anywhere. DriVe' a !LtUc and save a lot. Th ... are well worth your trip. This is your LAST •hopping place, oo rome prepared to dual. Fast, ,!reo delivorv. Move in tomOI' row.· Any\hlna of value taken i• trade. • '=-::::=:=-:::==:::==:-:=::-l t2_4_) -For Sole or r;de RADIO • n~EVlSIOi'S~. !'or Sale or Trade-'l'wo •tory 8 Pho1111 '200. Clolllld Appliance room houee, bath, nat•ral swr.. 118 W. Melli 81., Pometoy 24 83 acres, horn olltbuildlng1 ~ 23 If William Ratliff, Route 1 Middle· IJQrt, Ohio. ll·ll·llltp c••· . Legal Notice o• NOTICI A,OINTMiiNT htott of Fl6r1 I. Wtrd Dtctt"d Notice Ia hereby liven that !,rorgo II. Proll whoao l'oMt Ollaco nddrc" io Rutland, Ohio has been duly appointed ~Kecutor ol the Estate of Flora E. Wa!\1. der..,cd, late of Meigs County, Ohio D•ted tlaio 7th dtY ol November 1957. ' .. .. .. John Q. ~·~ Jude• of !be Pr-!llltte court Hello ~\!ii\Y• Olllq 8\e ,, I . . . pw.w,. Ifill ~~~ IND Of IIAMI-Shot ratall,y Ill ao allese<l N bi.ttiJI foilowlril a Clril p.mt ID ~Ofii<\Y Ctty, N. J. the bodY 01 detecUVII Thomloll Bo11t10 to exatnlne<l b7 pllltet 61r!.co'1' ; .·;tht : '-tdewalll tn. !i<lftt ar a ~.. brdtlalf, ,tla,l;tOtman llltt. uad u. J~ 01111111\ ...... <jioUII~ ~ ,Jattor crttt..U,. 'Ill• - ·\ireil OlllodUIII at thO 'ti&il6' ·~~:., lf""'1 tla.t~ ' ~-·· >t• ' ' eJ.oues· where "mGCk' scJ!lobar of elections ~ave b/'e_n I'Onducted Tho Sl!orct..,Y •or Slllte's office h" conducted 1 )bng-rango ed•· ational pro1ram ·both for elec· ~ion ofll~ialo. and lor the PUbh~. The reBults taave been most grati· Mna-so so that there ,, an Indication an evident need lor greater In the"' maUqts 164 The Kld~oport lllremen arc mnkmg pia lor their ,annual Christmas pro ect ol ~lstrabuting baskets of food td n~edy families and the date of thell wwn·wlde cAnvass will be announced soon The rommat\ee for this project. ID· eludes David Ohlinger, Thoilla.1 Dmt, Russell Mills, Jameo Danleb and Everett Bachner. This year the Firemen will only take bas~ots to fam;hc• livanJ within tho corporation hmtta oi lhe village because of the eounty· wide extent of the Javcec ChriSt· mas project of tho •ame type. Anyone wiShing to place a name OD tho Firemen's Chr.stmas iiol may tontaet the firemen or leave the name at the mayor 1!i office 6 were installed on Monday, Nov. 11. otllers died !rom heart attaeka 11 C J. Struble was installed u \be lint day of the Ohio buniing worahiP.ful maeter; Hugh P. Cust· seaaon closed Friday. Six peraona , er, senior warden; Alva C. Clark, were wounded. junior warden; .\lien c. H1ll, sec~heniUln Wr~ght, w~eeletsburc retaey; J. E., F:oster, treasurer; 1lather of two, waa kiUed wblle Tllomas E. Edwards, senior deacon buntina jn PuiJjam eounb'. Aa· Vlrlil C. HayO!, junaor deacon; thorlties said a .defective salety Don Spires, Jeniot stewart; Hel' \•lipped when his gun wu joned, •hell 'Manuel, junior stewart; AI· , cAusing it to discharge and ehoot fred Phillips, chaplain, Archle1 him. Swartz, t~ier, and !Arenzo D DavFloyd Naco 66 Daytoar.<laed of is, Russell Wilson and Theodore J. a heart attack ne~r DeGr~l! while Deed Jr., trust~es. r ~nntin• with hi~ son Cecil E. Naee --also of Dayton. · ' •• 1 ' Joieph ·' west, 47,' Tbi€do, abo suffered a fatal heart attack while hunting wath two other men abuut lave miles west ol Toledc. '[he ipjured were: Dayton Police Lt. Richard c. Grund•sh, 44, shot iD tbe bact by Pions were made for the Chrtst· on unidentified ljoy while bunlintl mas ceremonial to be held Friday an Montgomery County. He was December 13, when the Mal') rushed to the hospatal where b(a Shrine, While Shrine of !erusai"'n condition· was satisfaclbey from a met Friday evening at the IOO'F 22 caliber bullet wound: hall. Charles Pumphrey, 37, Greens·~rrs. Stewart Hawk!~;!, WIIP we· burg, sltll<k an \be mouth by a <~ded and name~ on the hospita!· alray pellet near Canton. ity comll)ittee to be in charge of LarrY Clelland, 21, llloomi~l· relmhments at the De,.mber bilrg, shot In the left leg when meetan~ were Mrs. Evorctt Trary, his jammed gun disc:hariJed Ia Mrs Guy Reynoaij!, Misses Hallie Fayet.te County. and Nellie Zerkle, Mrs Goidi• Anthony Truax. 18, and Jamea Ward, Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs H~ut.z, 20, both ol Toledo, hit by Waller Bun<o sbotgun pelleto near ~umee Ia Potluck rclrdshments were ser· Lucas .County. 1 , ved durang 1M social hour Harold Brunner, 30. Eaat Spattl hit on lbe nose and arm hr atrq shot near Cinlon. • Huntera near Cleveland suliurb of Independence dlaeovered a decomposed body in a thicket while hunting rabbila. The man's body w11 identl; (led as tlaat <II Chester li'amaey, 38, Warrensville i(e!Jhll.l Pll' lice Bald he had not been aeeh since Nov. 6 when he had been treated for a bean ailment 'Marvm'ount l!cspltaJ, · '1 A Medway boy lit SOul'bweattrll ' Clltk'Coualty topped' all !'lie allte) hall mUUon hlll\lera when he toolt • hi• bOw ~nd, ~ws out aftor •chool and within lour' mlnates broutibt .down a t,aek pheasant on the ll'inl· l f ·:Shucb.'~ "!!d Jim Beam, '' "\be" '!"ren't notblnc to' IL" t I , ~AlLY C~OSSW.ORD " By A le~st F&AM ·' ' 5. llpectes pier tabrtc I. Long, .lral(h\ ~01'<11 •,, f 11. Conatella. Li. IJP!! . u Sbly :1,3. Top part lt. Ungulato !&·Gold (her) cr 1 · 28 •. ExdtltJ. • 00 "'1'¥'~ carda r.,. Gf!J' 110urce • cesan ~ 10. Witherell '' Cv.,r. l , !leverage' U. P~ potnt 19.'Exlst • 19 ~eethe 20. Debt • 21. Ell)ploy I ' ( ~cknowt.. -; U PLimlre n;~menl 23. Gazelle d.ParltJf ao. capital ' ~~Peru) .u.otlt ~ of Un~ed ~!tte!l ••d R!Wia olnct 11 co~ll it"" power·IJ)at It hasjotnod with II~ '! , 110m~> an4 he u~~l! '" -a poase11or or an itomal ' the 1"' •.;ni1!titiy ' t•• ' ~at 'cheap nuclear wtappna" ~venfually 1 wiU ~!. co)lte within t..he mtana ol ,eveD am,all nations flrat W!'l ,lilnled at •b( none ·other than 'ilemard ! Baruch, venerable advisor of u. s. Pre.sl~l!\111 ~· and_firal U. S. mamber of the Unttld NaU911J ' ato~ic weapom pf the most proof that scientific knowledge In thle deld 11 far more "'dlftusetl throughout the world than haa been he1etoro~ suspected. '!'he gWdtng Principles of atomic ~en.pon-mak· lng ftow is 4~ .w~n!W9~n 1 M-Y tnt: eden.tlet.a that ltrnar4 '' 11 r 1 auch co1mt,rlea aa Norway, ' swedfn,.~m;.~the 'N'etlieflnn'd;, 'lhll .t.U PolaDd ·atl.4 Czechoalova.kla. on the other side of the 11•on Curt.aln "" <Oijld produce bon>bs ioday U thoy lhou:ht It worth ·the •"ort and expense. , , • • • • ' INDIA DEFINITELY Is Ill the runntng, and Frsnce and canada En: the pUler two nations with the Big Three ·on the. UN Atomic commiulon, also p~umably are 1n "position to come through With bombs If I)Jey de<tdo tp do .0. At tht Arfonlle National laboratory Jn .Chicago, which lo heir \O the tracHt!onB of Enrico 1 terml and "i1tf~ of the ihttial dlacovery ot atomic ~salon In o~ty 13 yeara AJ'O, they are tnlnlng foreign physieista att aspect• or the atoJ!I except mljli4'Y· uaeo. , , ' S<lentislo from n1or.e than •o nattona·hnve participated to date ' ' •nd the 'lclentlat8 >WhO 'ACt Ql 11prgfell0•1" ~ imP,J'U&ed by th6 F•paclty and know·how of theae foNign phyalciot!, MIUtaly &SJI<I'~ Ol1 th~ •tom Is a~> ··~nmentionabie," but li ~""" pljlln th,ot l"ll•Y Df lh~!fi !J'Ienttsta cpui4 .CI'QIIS,~t brtd,Je, ~. If they had !o. , It lo ·11\o th""' llf tht ·~r.,nt ahooker MVel, Oil tile B•ocli . ~r J.."'--1-- .... the engtn,.r,nuvellat Neill shu~. ,\!)at 4. ll)lal! ..ttJn tn j®o ~aunches 411 ait·o•t atomic war wliiob 'ttnotiy' annil•ll'lles lift on the • ~.,do fOr 48 ••Paciflc earth. Hla e.,uer book, Ordeal, p~llshtd' 20 y,an ago, foretold tn 1ur. ao that hla ~.w..t e«oat Is senl!ing cold chills d()wn ""-' readera' bac13 an11 pUJblng l the IJ¥k Into beat...uer llall. .• ,, Prli."'J detat!tb• World War II bUt< or Bntatn, lllaod~ tJ, Wheel buba lld.llloPo . u. Ha.tlla '. • IVIJnl' fll • \ , A.TOMIC.SOIENTIST8 now Fllculitt tj1at while·it cost the Unlteil Stat•l-,•blUIQIIj)QIIJ,I:I to lt&l'l'l' Olit (u ~nhattan Dlstrtct projed 1 to pt.>dueo thi ftrlt oiolltc boJ11}>. •the COl\ to a ~mali nation ~~ ma~llf QQe ~ ~11\11 )e ~.,~ 1;19 million, ;: no·ltuitia.llia irdl~ of wiartart that, whe11 fiUIPOWder wu 1 , d~ ...ll!iri>OWelll sol*<! upon It u the me~ tor "maktnr all_ ........ ~." ' 1!\ ~ ·l'P\ li>,lftt ~r ilona/ like Cttchoalovalda \llllb 1~ "<· J:~ lllto<la Q4111"l !NOr , toOk tho lead In '~oea.,.,.-u" fl1ol.ll!lp aeturlng, ~~\ tor 111!1!1 110 lit'!' fRI !"~~ .~Q- b ·buainl!ij oiilould P~nly of j. l.~ljt •. L ~~- I . JWti'~UOTE-Rere'• bpw tG wotfl It: Il D' • - , · AXYDLBAA.XS , II L. Ol'IGFILLOIJV I , · , . , OJae letter otmply iatandllor IIIOthtr. A~~.for thne L'1o X tbr lilt two O'o, ete. . _ ~~~het; the lllli!h ancl formollon o( ,Uat ' ~ 4tll til. the .M~ ""~d~ ~~.ra ~ dlffereat. ~!!triP .QI!p~Uon , f,,W,fil,. Q W 11 A 8 ~ ' , 'A ,.t<1 JC C T "' 11"'"'11 1 ( , ~ ergy t5.Make ., 1 • , '· 110 trnitoil I tf, Stand up " 1 fitltrbr'• Antwer btrd , .I , plus Britain's su.ccess with atomte Wea~n1, II fl. CJ$WI ' 1 lethal proporUOlla and no'!' •tta eartil ,alflntec ' U O.btehllko ~'to · f!,•~l'ft<ll Wlllhlnglo• Writer W ASIIINGTON"-Atoanlc aetentlou are not dl"'!ounttnr the lit blf Jolt, like that the RIIBalu oal$ 1petdy pl'odl.lctkm Of leo ».llllCJ!Itonean Indian .I. · l(l, AlflrmaUve vote ~var . ) • ' ., 37. Pe'li!IO coin "· tO. PIUII \ j. j:!&ruch stre98ed that he WIIIIP! apeakiiiCtrom InSide knowledtre. but simply on .the ~ · 01 lo¢fc. '1'1\e scleotlabl now~ant out thatlil>loia's U. 'ro-do 28.Ciamot 31. Ptrnaacl& "• •J Sltyaflon Would (I'Hit Dtvilopa Cin lltom 10111t.? Problam lor U. $., U$5t 1f HEN111' OATRCABT ' Atomic Energy commission. Clnler 38. 011 of roae petal• a7.lolount¥:! 42~ defile ~ ,\3. l!q,tch 38. River · 4S.!k\.'o!fl!l>rli'tg , 47. Eggs (Russ.) ,J4. )lei It of Suppo!llll . S.;_.JI Hatloo l•lang) •1. Mother or 21. Shield Irish r?dJ ~9. Cotll.-a. Mulberry crr.l . cloth 30. Plead 9. Indigo 33: Dto. "l,!l&tionl!l ' '· •I ' . ACROSS 3. Slight tuto 10. ~. l. Son, wqQ!en •· Dweillnf • , Christmas Plans Are Mode By The MaryShrine . · ~l• IIOHn~t lD~W f'or dult da\Oa l>v any means Alld It does· n't ie~ flit walvu awaf, usual· ly thttlt h 'fult llle ·btaq In my life at l ·lline. • Dorgtl)y ~ ~~!Y \'1~1\!i tile role or ·Dtaqa ~YI"'ii'~r· In "Too _.. M:ueb, Too "SoGn" 8 par she says ~ In ke~p)tag ,wtth her othe! ;<>rtrayala Q! mixed-up girls She ~e\t ReoJIII", Couilty Judge· recently oompleied "Tarnished AliPI,I" \81 VniversaJ.Jnternatiop· ~J•Pt(Wedn~,dJa,r, . ,jo~rneyed lo , ale% which she plays , another nmi~ngton wltn his guests Jrom .(:ali!ornia _to vlsil 'flt~ his brotber -~ womaJI, MiddiepOrt Fire Install New Three Are Dead Department Plans Officers Monday First Day H\Ult ' l p ' l Officerswhichof Pomeroy Lodge Unittd Prota , were elo<led at the one bunter was accl· ChrJS mas rOJec Wcdn.,day, November meetintl dentally shot and kaliod while two • EMiARbtSINO COLUMBUS UP -Embarrassed police o!ficl;ab aai4 ~hey found bo!lle or ralsjna-and water •sing Into "raUln liCk" In a .wall pull· lion in elty prison. . Asked /if 'he ]lad any suapeda. tlt. George wilts aaad. about 50 .of tbel)'i," U. I. Hlthwty 2S WAVIRLY, OHIO ) a girl I 1111 we go out. ' WAVIItLY , MQ~IU HOME SALIS (11) 9, 18, 23, $3' • , ,flll:iile :UJ Ninth Graders Talent Show Is Christmas Seals . Given On Friday (ConllnuK From P•a• Ono) 1 ;::::;;:=;;;;;;;;;;:;;!;;~ I ....... 1224 SPINO PIANOI ._ ..,.., ... AftO~W.M i ~ :;"' ... ...:r:. For Ront - Exl!noion Laddero, Scaffold Boarda, llrop Clotlll. Cllaton F11her, lliddleport. Ph. one 82£5.X. 11 1 II filL ON fHII! CAQ-TIIII :Ill-ton traDer truck nltl 011 an obatructloa whleb It etrudt and top· pled on tllrol autoi, k~l tho driver of one. The trucll e&Uibl Ore, The omubup occurred wbm' Bl8i>W111 12 IW'IOft.ID Newark, 1'1· J. · i/tlltr'lllll\01101 BotiiMipiiDIOI and Mra. Cbarles Mullen, Mr. and Mra. William H. Jones, c. c. Cue~· lor, Jack Slivers, William Youna. Pearl Smith, Pomeroy; l!owanl W. Russell Hue! van Coonoy, Robert Schmoll, Mr. and )lira, Ale< Fraser, Harry B. Mohler, c. R. Hunslek· ' or. Alice Smith, Charles Vroman, Paul S) Sm,Jrl, Paul Scott Eleanor Schaal, Middleport; Bev. Boy Wii· llama,' Mr. apd Mn. Thomas A. Clark, Mr. and 14ra. A. L. Fla~a· san, Syreouae; Chi,.., Sbarp, Mrs. Erneat Smith, Vera M. Beegle, ' Kenneth Jlullell, Jlacine; Hatty , Geieaer, Thelma Ill. Hawley, Min· erlvllle. basement barn, garage and olh· BEFORE bUYintl I IeWing machine ace the NECCHI or ELNA. The world'a moel advenccd machine. Come in or phone lor !roe dem· onatraUon. We aorvice all makea, sewlnr machine• and vaouu11 oleanera lhtPflard Nocchl·llna Sawing Clrclt Olin at Plrat Oalll,.lla, Ohia Wt'!\UTZER c;;;\1~)>•.::1 brlc siding. Largo lot, out of hlsh wator $5300 00 MIDDLEPORT - ~ · room frame with bath and utility roon1 New hot air f~[naee healing Level lot Caeh !!flee $4500.01). fARM - 80 acre• near u. S. 33 •nd 660. Very good B-room houso '· H. RAWLIKOI SONS CO. - M I 141 For Rem ,...-,--:-:-bour Wncktr fltrvtee. Day ""ne 1197• (ltll.,..,ioloiiJ furnHcc heatmg. Thick lnau\- 111'"il00e C•lii~::!J!I~iv~e~?o~~1!Gre= Georse 9pencer, Wolf , 11150 rOI'tl. Will mrilice. t2Z.Y. ll·lt.fitp aapokon noo t10ura ttopl whl!ll oudbenlr hO llwnped ID hl.t Chalr (mtilllla), then dropped forward. hoed oD den (loWer). Ho ,....end aod illd 1>e ,...,d continuo tho fP"'Cb tht ant dance was furnished by the RKO group: Olive Ingraham, Georae Dallas, Kenneth McElhinny Roaell Ro~sh, Richard Rooenhaum. · The program wu plann~d by Loretta Hanning, Judy Gregg, ,Rus· sell Lowia, Phyliia Halbert, lilY Smith, Jerry Splree and the enter· talnment committee Included LarI'Y Mitch, David Hartinger, Jan Hauck, Earl McKinley, Jlush Phil· son. Games and dancinl were en· joyed during the evening. lie· lreahmenla of barbeques, potato chlpa, pop and lee ~ream sand· wiebes were served under the aup. erviaion ol Mrs. Joe Bailey by Karen Walker, Maida 'Roush, Di· ana Stumbo, Sue Wallace, carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Bradford, Bar· bara Stiles and Marianne Wood· gerd T~e eommiltee in rhange of muaic lor Uae dance included Rob Preston, Ronnie Evau, Dbo Cirue· aer, Lal'l'y Bunce, Peto Wilmer. Faculty mem~ present in· eluded Supt. and Mrs. L. w. Me· Comas, Mr and M~a. Harold Sauer, Mr. and :.1u Warner Morgan, Ml18 Lucille Smith, Principal Earl Knight, M1" Su11n Park, Mrs. Emily Sprague, \Ira. Non Moore, Mr. and Mrs Jo~ Bailey, Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mra C. E.' Blakes· lee, Band Dtredor George Dallu. Sophomore class offlcers arc: •Dennis Walburn, preBident; Ron· nie Evans, vice preaident; Bonnie I van Cooney, secretary; Judy Clark, treasurer; Loretta Hanning, Executive officer. A}Je ci )YAS)!ING1QN uP - Senate ln.~es\igiton ' aaid Fltlay theY have some information" jinkinr tile Undfrworld Mafia with COI'I'Upti~ 1nd tac~l!le,rtnc in ~~, 'TtJ!Illtel'1 Union.... '' ·, 'l' · . ~ ,, ' Cbe~ah"' John L. McClellan IT) Ark.) oaid hll Senalll jlaet ot1 Conuwt!H 1111111 brfak up tho cdmbine "or tho bppdhuraJ .... ao1111 14> teke owr the eounlq," gove~.'tlment ~~IV · ·1 Masttr' · ,. , J , •tvefi 30' G .' ' ea,s; ~ (Continued from Page One) llicjUleport FII'E • "'""'"'""'• Boiadl. Pboo>e GIJ.I NHII (3) In Men'Orlon in olher ~pJeltJ•.I 1\n~due!ina !he 10n9J'II ·~t;lli>p •pljbb1o on Novent~ t: t" ·~, l, ~ .. -. The ,a'eor'll!l '~iff ··~ import· ant eleeiion• tasb or the future will rome from · the Clvles and Frosh-Soph 1 ~pOoiD - !ftPprQxtmate11 :l; ~.QQP persons Wl'lld as '~rwl~et of,(IS!Iali >11nd ' COLUMBUUS UP- The , State Haghway Department Frida~ ES, Desk Stand, Beds, Dressers awarded a $4,288,000 contract to Chest of Drawers, Stands, MIR the Maxon Construction Co., RORS, SETEE, LOVE SEAT, Dayton to build five miles of tbe CHINA CUPBOARD. Maple sla Cincinnati-Conneaut Freeway in nd, WEIGHT CLOCK, EIGHT Ashland and Wayne counties. DAY CLOCKS, Lamp;, Colt Re· The department said the 1\luon vo\vcr, Rug.s, Gas hcntcrs, Extn firm's bid was II per cent below nice gas range, cook111g utmsel£ Trunks & Contcnls Fh:.wer stand theTheestimate. department. aworded a to· SUMACH tnmmcd writmg desk, tri of slx mallaon <lollars in elx Picture11, Glass door dish cup construction projects ana reject· board, Guttar, Radto. Rockers od bids on two others. arm chatr, stratght chairs, ha glt In addition to the Maxon eon· ohaar, PIPe holder, BUFFETTE. tract, the olhero inoluded ope to Jewelry, K1lchen Cabinet unu~­ repair a steel bridge ar. Obio 13 ual design, Dormcycr M1xer, and in Riobland County to lh~ Conn many 1tcms of interest not list· Welding and Machine Co., Now cd A C. Bradford, Sale:; Manager O::AIUe. Pa , on 1ts bid ol $1~:633 The department estimate w11 $14,· C C. Bradford, Auctwneer. 320. Terms Cash , One of the rejected bida w.aa Not reBponsible for nceidenh. 1116-III-2J.3tc ror reiocailon of a aeotion o[ u. S. 40 in Bridgeport, Belmont CountY. Sutton and Stewert, lm;., Bridgeport, submitted t~e lono btd of $204.287 which was $1211 100 more than the departmenl es· timate. sold by Dec 2 1957 John produce, livestock, fartn mac1t Richmond, 814 E Mam St , Porn- . - - - - - - - - - - lnery, etr; Saturday, November, eroy Phone 17 1116·12to WI: BUY 23, 1957 at 10 A M; Back of Chesler Srhool Building. APPLES $1.00 bu up, Stayman .mtUCTURAL I BIAMI Sponsored by Che•ter P T.A WJRcsap and Romar. Bcautic<; .CRAP IRON - MITAU of Eastern l.ocal Dtstrid tn Please brlng contamers. J, W raise money for equipment for Cheadle, 700 W. Maan S<hool Lunch Program. 11·16-6t• Lunch will be served Baked JUNK CO. goods wall be on sale. lnolement weather the sale will he held indoora. Not responsible lor aocldent!. , llarlon Woods - Autlloneer ~ CONCIOO'I BWC::U 11-16-Sie No hunting day or night on my farm. Daisy O'Neil, Rl 3 Pom· eroy. 11-1~1~ ll l I ''l'Jac htlortf\' wbich iehools •rc placJna on 1ove,wneiat, and es· Pec)aUY ~leotfon matt.,, is quite li!"ely ronsider~ 1tht fact that include Vanous Ktnds of DISH ntsblngs, diShes, lampA, stoves, ' ~. ' \J.f' and wtll be sold at the Brvson H11.rdRare Building, Tbll'd Ra ct nc, UhJO on Nov 23, 12 SERVICI! on Watch Jle. paU'IIli by factory packu~ J!:xc:ellent condttion tMaJOr o~er­ baul on engir.e recently) Book prced $1150. Sale price $79~. II Old·Fuhioned AUCTION SALE or useable aJtleles, home lur- aeu. Yo1J.t El~tion Mafi, Linked 1t f ·~· bt\vs:. '• Teamsters Union . IU · . ..••'• ~ · •••~'1''1 ~lffie· If· •' 'I ' ' I .• '~'"'Z• At,.~y .A,_~ , f.lnerrY, ,•lJ!Om""oll ;htdMm 1 11 , ~u· , ~'1!!1.~ n,w ~· ~rl\01' ·l'i!l'5 tbO{IU!II ,' ' ~ !l!~~~~lf~~ff-1hal>, ~ ,~.4 -In'dil\. ":\•lela hal tarro 1 8R J L• )r.t~ ' PfR· • lll~Oli Ill 114' lp.4eve10~1ht ~ a m. ,. . on ' ~ l!a ·~ \rho work~d With hll\1 on tllo · · · 1 eblllm(81190, and t,tomte IC1!11tl,iey hllilare aald to ohii'O 'UarbaHef Ilia\ lt •lhe '¥!II 'q\Jtl'~ Unlte!f S~ta, llbaal& iru1 Brito.. ; CIUIIIOI aerw .Upoll otoihlc """'control, the power they 1l!lan _, r.if:t:~~ ~lji~-~ ,?f.,. ~e ,t:~m ,'f"'Y lllp .~~ , . I* IP\ , f' ) I P!rflnPPII! r 1,1 , ,. • MRS. ,.t;>NU BORROW@ ~L(. MY POTS ANJ> PANS FOR ' H~ Sicr DINN!':R; PARTY--- . �.. Fred Swatzel were In Log~n Thurs9 , _ day eveomg to attend the Booster Winding Trail Garden Club . Past Officers ••,;89Ck Springs Methbdist Church • ' :eting..f the D•ughters of Amer· Hears Herb Culture lect14r' Racine OES ,., WSCS t' ld T d Mrs L C Sommerville and Mr~ An Interesting and Informative would be placed In the lrelllll')' to t' ld ee lAg e n UeS ay Ray Sommerv11le of Pt Ple08ant, talk on the culture of herbs used be nsed for a worthy causa Til• ee mg e The Woman's Socu~ty or Christ . JOn," Mrs w A Morgan, and w Va' VISited Friday With Mrs c m seasonmg was &lven by M1ss lra\elmg prize donateO. by Mrs. •' Tbl!l Fast Of£1cets club of Itae ian Service of the Rock Sprtngs j'To The Stars Through ntff1cult L Arnold and Maxine Arnold Emmo S01tz wheen tbe Wmdmg Bryan w~s awarded to Mrs. Hoa~ lne Cbapte• 01$ met Tllf!l'$Cia) Methodut Church met Tue.fiday at tes," Mrs ohver Clark A dialogue, Mr and Mrs Ra)mond Parker o( Trail Garden Club met Tllursday on neolng at the home of Mra. W the church with \i rs Lewis Gruc '11'hc Classroom or The Burnm~ Columbus were receat -guests uf evemng at the home or Mrs t;eo Mrs c L Heaton and Mrt.~~ROJt Q BatnUi, w..l .M~ID St Ponieto.Y. ser, prcstdent presiding, Bush" presenled by Mrs Lewl• Mr and Mrs W!lham Raker . . Bryan, Butternut Ave ert TbompBon, flower JU~ge1 J Mrs Cblonas Grimm president Group Sing in g followed With Grueser, Mrs Wilham Bartels an c Roger LeiChelt IS conrmed to h i'i Mills S01tz traced the use of awarded blue r~bbons to Mrs', AI· pre1ided and IA>Ointed Mrs. Bar Prll>er by Mrs Elmer Dalley open Mrs Jolm Hartung Pra)er lly Mr.. home, Rock Sprmgs road-.w.ltb tbc herbs from aneumt times when lard Pratt for a buffet arrange. nib:, Mrs Cora Webb and Mrs ed the meebng Membership dues Bartels concluded the ~eehng flu they were grown mostly for mediC· D)ent of treated maple leave• ~ Hazel 1Cleland aa the Mmlnatiaa ~ to tbe County Council oC Church The forenoon \\ as .spe 1Jt m quilt Mr and Mrs Rus6C'II Gnmm and 1nal purposes to the present when ehl)santhemums m a brown tea. committee Plans were 1\lldtr for Women was pa1d A report on the mg followed with a sack lunch at raauly of Cleveland are the Week they are used mostly for season· pot, Mrs Bryan, coffee U.:ble ar the annual Chn&tmas party whlctl World Commumtv Day serv1cc noon end gues ts of Mr and Mrs Ber• Jng rangement o( dr~ material in I will be held 11 the honle of Mr. held m S)racuse was gwen by Mr"' Gnmm, Let art Falls The meeting w1th Mrs John Ter- ceramic turkey and abo for a and Mn1 William Stewart, Athens Gru e!~" f wh o also spoke on the rell, president, opened with the Thanksgiving t.able arrangrnent of on Thursday December 12. Name• Work of th e State and Nat1onal club prayer Collowed with devo- fru1t m a cornucopia Mn' Thomp- were drawn for 8 gift e.-:hange Councal of Churctl \\omen t1ons by the president Members son, for a buffet arrangement of Following the buszness ac.uion a responded to roll ~~11 w1th "herbs chrysanthemums tn a flat eon contest was condLicted by Mr~ Plans wrre made fur a candl.: used 1n seasoning . A report on tamer A red ribbon was awarded Barmtz and pure awarded to M¢ J1ght servne ln be helll al the tbe meeting held recently at the to Mrs Tbompoon !or a buffet ar· Cleland 1\Tn Hnrry Wehru ng returner! church on fhan ksgiVI ng I'V(' be court bou!JC conctlrnJng the land· rangcment of lavender cbry!iin· Refreshment! were Jerved by 'gmmng at 6 ~0 A gift of SIO 00 home, Thursday frorn Jlo(zer Ho ~ Mrs Terry GaHaghcr and daugh scapmglof the grounds at the new themums 18 8 gold container the hostest assisted by Mra. Bern Pllal where she ha s bee, 11 medJclll was gi ven *n thP church ter, Debby have gone to columbt18 county infirmary, wu given by Three contests were c:onduetl:!d Ice Carpenter t those nemed . "Chmt On The Campus" was: patient for the past two weeks 0 where Mr Gallagher 18 employed Mrs C L Heaton by Mrs Charles Lewis With pr12es bo d i k M1 the topic of the prugram presentea Mrs Elmer Wu:khllm, Mr:: Mr anrl Mr~ Bernard Fultz and Plans were made for the annual awarded to Miss Seltz and Mn. ve an Mra Noami 8 r n er, rs by Mrs Wilham Grucsc r "Follow Berntce Darst, Mr~ 1 homas Cook Chr18tmao dinner wbicb Will be T II Greta Simpson. Mr. and M~ Cbar lea Henaley and Mrs A.dah Neue. ~n g prayer hy Mrs Scolt Folme \1rs Albert Woodard Mrs Luc daughters, Beth and Barbara and held al the Martin Restauraat (In crre . The hostC!ss carried out the I several art icles were read 1nclud 1lle B Hawkms, Mrs Arnold Hayc~ James Arnold, ar~ spending the r•ur.sday, December !1, at 6 30 p mg "M e th od ~.~m and Jt :; Students" Mrs MlnnJe Neutzlm g Mrs Cla ud<t weekend wllh her parents, Mr and It wa• dec'd•d that the money Thenks,JV!ng Mrs J\oy Smn, ConVO}'' and the ~ ~ I dtheme r '" the 10·1J Sall'sbury PTA . )In El mer Baill'Y · An Illuslrat· Darst, Mrs Henry Reibel and Mn Wled tor the usual gl t exchange freshmtnts afl avors planning to bunt Phe8· Springs Better Health Plans PotJuck 8--nauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 15, 1957 M Of M H' 0 Mrs. Jo Rardy will !If '"" caller and In charee of I"Usle for the dance whleh will be !!om IH2 1 Hardy w!U 11ort leuoDJ tor Ibeiilnners at 8 SO p. m. H POMEROl SOCIETY New '58 Frigidaire ULTRA-CLEAN WASHER RATED NO. *For Cleanest Clothes *For Lmt Removal *For Drtest Spin by US. Testing Co. Inc., The World's Leading Independent Testing Organ17allon FRE! HOME TRIAL BAKER FURNITURE On The Brlghlell Coraer In Middleport SLIPS CAN COST ~You· Mom Injuries To Others On Your Property Can Cosf You ' Plenty! LET LIABILITY INSURANCE PROTECT YOU AGAINST THIS FINAIIICIAL LOSS. COST IS LOW. PERSONAL INJURIES CLAIMS HIGH. COME AND SEE O~te Of Tlaeae J'rfendlt MetJtiJers of cI ld 0 I era! d•y• tbl• week with ber cou Mrs Ward Hayes Cheshire. Floyd Koehler '' a inedleal pat lent at Holzer lloopltol Mr and Mrs Va( Rey nolds anrl daughter, Rena Lynn, 1\forgantcwn w Va, arc spentlmg the weekend with h1s pArents, Mr ami Mrs L E 1\eynoldo. Fran Reichert, Sou th Second Avenuc, has been 111 with flu Mrs H l. Dunhnm has been visiting her •INter Mro John BIY zer, and family m Gall ipolis Harry Munna, Painesville spcn' the pu t weekend wi th his wife an~ dau~hter. Kljll, at the home of Mr llntl Mrs Harry Mllls .and t bcy returned to Palnesvlll ~ Sunday. Mrs Heward Dailey I• lli with pl'~uruy ·al her home on Grant StrC!ct Ml'ssl'onary For This Tues··"'·y 'W A 6 30 potluck dlnn•r hononn· fathers wlll precede the ateetlng S~ CLAIRSVILLE, 0 uP ..:. of Sahsbur•;, PTA"''~'" ..,.. ' evenln•b Richard Ruther!Onl, Zf. Wheellnt, at the school. ~ W Va , wtll go on trial Monday Mr and Mrs. Biy WhtJey :will lor llrlt degrel1 murder In the fa. pr"'ent a ski~ Spedal )llipor 'w•Q beR\mg of LaWrence Price, 30, be a:iven fathers preieat The room of Bndgeport, Oklo, tbe man he havang the mott father. wese.Pt believed was trying to date hill wlH receive a special award. Mrs llirl. STYlE 976 Orin Smltb will ll"e the sehool Sun-l2, 14, 16, 211 Prlce, a poolronln operator and news ' 16l'a, 18%, 20~L 22y., ltookle, wao kll:ed and robbed of Hostesses Cor tbeevenlng will be $MD near bls home Aug. 13 Rut~· 2< y, Mra. Oplu Offutt, Mrs Roy Grue- erford • % h»on coat cftiiJ: was arrested the followmg po(Jitr ,.... ter, Mrs Ernest Cullum&, Mr!l day after hlo g1rl friend, Cynthlo Willi dl rd M in Soos, 19, Martins Ferry, tele•• $mort 2·1... PIPI't 2 hldo htot am Ra o and n. Max c phoned Wbcclmll pollee. \IIO!Er WliH 81U!, GIIIIH Arnold Willi IUIQUOt$1 Rutherford confeased to ktltlng pollee said, but 'contended Dr. Edna McKI'!ight itPrice, was an accident He said tie only Visits With PQrents j.~n>W>nded to beat h1m to dilleourage attempta to date the Soos Dr Edna Howell MeKnl~t of girL 121 Foreat Park, Bedford, 1na11na, .:;;;.;;=;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;,;:;;;;~;;;;;;2:::;:~~::5~;:;;:;;;;; arrived Friday for a ttn days villi! with her parel}ts 1 Mr and M:ra A Just V Howell ond Ralph McKee at their home, 1~ Plum !!reel, Porn• ELBERFELD$ r croy 'I CUSTRO-WARE arter three weeks "aot'ltll. ol t"e I PERMANENT COLORS IRUST·PROOF Yellow.' In Beautiful Red, Pmk ard Turquoloe Col· ars I Drain Trays I Dust Pans I CanniBters I Waste Baskets ICake.~vers ~Jtl ... I Bread Bot I Salt & Pepper ~cis I Lllundry Baskets I Recipe Jloxes RutlaiMI Rock ¥11 ''irATIT Seni~r MQtMrS Another D~nce ·Cash for Christmas ON NOVE,MIER 20th . OVR CB.. .~TMA.S CLVB CB.BCKS ·' '. Will ,Bl M,iltd Fo.r More Thon $~;~·~j. .;.l, We Conerattlate 1.• ' . '!: 1 The~' C"JU«f~AS CI,.U~ 11111mbet~ wbo have thus pty~ded tor ~tit iD~J~cltd.lt!tlls. 1 Q..BIMPiSON,INS. . . . . Pb. 1315-X, Jlllldleport 'NS. .. .. . .. .. Ph. IUI·M, Mf4dleport m·~. INS.. .. ' ' •. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' PJI, Ul,l'o.llteroy 1% lataeat o1your Sulqa The FARMERS BANK aa:.~~Js!~!f'Y ~~ lMtral Depallll ~ c,rporillo• I POMDOY, • '~ ' ~OMPLETE LINE OF Dr. McKnlghl roturned by p"n ' last week lrohi the ~lty of Mexl o I " ~~~-~ILE, 11118. , •.. , . , . . , , Pll. 41-Y, PorAero7 iiVj~. INS. . . . • • , . . . Ph. UJ.X, Polllei'OJ ,W~>lnyjte ,u ~t qllr c~omers whiCh o~ens November 20111: ~ ~. ~ -) ' :; > ..., f ( J plab 'now to dcJin uie 1858 c~~AS \•cLQB , ). ' · ' • 4 ' . ,~,!tJ~'~S .' ~~tiONAL ' l ~' • l '• ' ' "THE 'FRJBNDLY 'BANK" ,' ~DDLlPORr , omo \ 'It ' 1' ' "f B~N·K ', ' ~ r " First Of Pot Lines Tapped . , ,At Huge Ravenswood PI~, First of millions of IQJII of pr~ aluminum to follw ~ tie years ahead, the eaoeadlq llttll linked together In 1 new en~et­ nrJ.U the vast coal reaene1 ot. the I Ohio Valley with 1 rediljib ~. bauxite, of Janwca tn !lie Briltoll w..t lndiea Upon oompletion to bJft 102 ,..,.... under roof, Ute llJ"'''IIJI... Workl it one of the tiill ;,juinlp· um operotionsln tile ,...W ~­ eel If an mllotP'ste!l',~ ;lf , proeeJ~ the siaar·llb ~ . ~ compOUnd ilumb\1 to plat., olle<t ' and foil at a IIIICI,_.Iite. ' llW1' ·Reeei.,ed ~._~'J 0. EDWARDS, INS. • ..•. •.. ..• f•. SI-X, hleroJ ( I mary metal per year $2.95 ef Moig1 County '' . In a simple ceremony IIWII4ell only by the prc11; tapplna of l)e (Jrst of 1114 eleetrolytle cello """ In operotjon began It wd panied by the sounds of eonotn!!:· t10n continuing lrt a4j01nlna ~ room• ro n11e the plaat'l tnnJII CIPICIIY to 145.000 loBI of ptlo •·w.,M.., Tht lnauronce Agentt Aa~ociatfon a I, J )- ' l'l'lmaey alwnlnum in a molten dream Sinday li&J!l!Ued the lilrth of a new basic Industry m the Ohio Valley . ' · 'the firlt 'Pr4ducUon of aluminum tn the valley basftl on COI!Iienen"" pow!!!' flowed Sunday afternoon ftom the $21&mlllion RaveMWood Works of Ka~ser Aluminum l Cbemi~ corporation dtJd,way between Pitlaburgh and clnclnnii). ' . t•. !"•d in••:~~::~~~~:~·~~~ '., ' ' . ' ·POured Sunday Rutherford Trial Op~ns Mond~y In. ' St. ClairsVille ""'cU Thl'fe I ~ . I BOTTLED GAS \ jl• "' '~' r1~ __ the Bazaar and articles planned for the Bazaar Include hand-made artlelea, baked and eannM goods, toya, bulbs and candles Votes Emergency CONVENIENCE" . ' ,. > ~~-~~o_.1_N~, ----·---------~~------~~~~--~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~tt4~~::. :;~· ----------------mMo_u__a.__~~~ Christmas Bazaar Tht Women's Auoclatlon of the Firat Presbyterian Church has planned a Christmas Buaar to be held at tbe e~ureb on November 2().21 from 12-8 p, m Mrs. Lowell Probasco 1a general ctlaJrman of I .. ' ' ' border" She ond throe eon1pn•·•· ll. lona took ~on~uctoud tours fro n • UNBREAKABLE Socl'ety Meets the CitY tn RUrtiM'OUII interc5ti 1g Squad Donation • histone 11 rle~ Mnny plctures In The Wf'lll'tm's Missionary Soeid1 The Martha Class of the Bro1 IDENT·PROOF were taken and slHlcs: ha' ~ ot the Pomeroy First Baptist bury Church of Christ voted a gift cdor, been made from them church met Ttlursday evening a~ of $10 to tho Middleport Emer the church for their November gcncy Squad when they met meetina. P"t week at tbe c~urcb with 1!jn Racine Parish C•rl Ebmbacb and Mrl tiebrgo Mro T T Shelton vice pre" Sl&&on as hoateasea. Youth Join fn dt:mt, pr~aldcd at the meetihg Mrs Griff Ruliaell, pre8ldent, wblch opened with group singing pr1sided and led t~e devotional snd pr,tyOI' by Mro. Ralph C Zun service which Included Scripture Fellowship On Nov j9, tbe Rac•nc Part h del The devotions and program reading, an article "To Pray" and Youth Fellowship held Ito sever th was presel)tcd by Mrs Joseph prayer meeting at the RaC!me Methodut Cook uslna !or her topte, "Swl!t current' dealing w1th Japan ShiL! Durtng the buslnc" meeting Church 1 wu as9ltit~d \)y Mre Ellen Couch, plan s were made for the Chrlll· Youth group, conshrtln~ ol Mrs J H Stfphenson Mn Daisy mas party t,o be held on December 17 The pen1olli attended Raelne Pafl"h JRiper and Mro Lorallt Sterrett 18 at the bome of Mrs Paul Wlnn Revtval tervlce With Rev. John El with a &jft exchange ,II a part of An offorma was taken for the t~e program Mrs cuoh Jobn· wood/ 1poaklnil Alter the 10rv1ec tbe group ad· 1.,;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-..;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;1 ocholarshlp fund ond the Lov~ oton's birthday was eelebrat!kl toumed to t,_e Church annex for BUV YOUS Gift o!feo lng was dedleoted by w1th a aho111or of handkerchiefs the buolbeaa portion el tfle tneet Mrs Courh1 Plans were made for Th< travelling prize '"s contrtbut· lng It w11 decided 1hat the group the Deeemb<!r meelina whle~ wlll ed by Mrs. Howard Rusaell and would meet ot t~ l'larmel E I! B from the only bottled gas be In obarae of ll!n. Stephenson won by Ml'il Clarence Murray Church for its neltt meeting. Mov Mr1. Ru01ell, pre.ldent, read a les are to be shown • bulk plant In this area. Jltfreohn1ento were dur· lng the •IClal hour by Mrs Wll· poem "I Must Keep My Ey.. on Refreshments were aerved whit'h : 11om Wallen ond Mra. Dalo Wlp· JeiUI" ond the meeting ended with coneluded the meetinl 1 tbe Mlapah benediction pel Tho next meetrna will ll< hold Tbe hoate11e1 terved sandwl~~ea on Nov. 2:1, beliMlng ' at 8:00 P Mrs Cll!am Hlndy I• a niCdld,! pickle•, cookies, minto and coffee M patient at the Holzer H01pltol to lhOH n•med above and Mrs Mro JAonar4 Gwllzdowsky and Canasta Club - ' . dauahtcr, lenny, lilnd Mr and Mr..- Milton Rusaeii, Mrs Junlo Pierce, Mrs Letha Rusocii, Mrs Earl Horry Millo viii ted Thursday wll h PIIONE 2·4811 Me~ting Held l.t and•Mn Max Limbert and son, Werner, Marte WiUd.naDn, Mrs Dale Barnhart, Mrs. Wilbur Pleree Joe, Uckaon At Buchanan's Mlso Sara Gilmore. F11rniture Patrolman Everet( Uo•llc b'" Mrs RobeJit lulilett •~d Mr1. entered Holzer Ho8pllttl for sur Rutland, Ohio Harold E~ey wwe au•l!l Tb~re< aery Springs day wtien t.in. llmea a••~.... enterlllhtd htr Co~lpta Club. Prizes welt won br' Bruce Grange Accepts Lloyd 19d llrJ, ~vfd' ~~~~~~ The hllllii ..rved ' ~'· d...rt New Membership to tboae named aflove and On ~ appll~ation wAS accepted !11' 4 Jobn ~rklt, lofn, Cllnlon !or mc"14<rlhlp wben the Roc< Siflhgs Gi-aniJt met Thursday cve- Flshor and KJo, Jllt" cllller. • Plar• we~ d~~ fo~ tbelr ninll , 1 Ah10s Leonlrd wor'kt' muter chrjll~ dinnOr,~~t~: · proitdetj.l Robert Burdette Sr w" 1 repotted 111. II was decided to ho!d tb, next ""etln1 on P'rlday Nov . ember 29 due 10 Tbankoglvlng an•l Spons.or Mrs W, A Moraaa ledu&er, will orescnt ,a Thonkl!llvlnr progrom Square • Mrs Amos IAonard home ceon A depo1i1or aays: "The The So!nlo• M'lithera of lttlddle· r>nllC chairman requested thottt~m port lrl.lb S.bool oio •POnooi'IDI qreateat financial convenl· ben to briRIIIIts for patients 11 "•lr 'be AtheiiJ SUto Ho•p:tol to Ibis lolL aecond Squon Donee of ibe &nee anyone can have Ia • , a Chec~ Aecourll." Get meetlnf. A pro1ram wao prm nted by th • leclurer eonslltlng or It, poem uute the pay-by-che<1k habit and us ell/' Mr$ Wl1 1i1m Orul! you'll aql1fl. This bank in.' needs ~t r, A rudlng "l orfor thanks," Mrs l.oonard; A,report on tbe Dh vltea your ~unt. triet Health <onference hold a· l,ake Mr~ Seat! Folmer ' ' 1nd Mr!. .. ' Women Pl.anning I PrinCipal and Mr< Earl Kmglo• b M H are VISitors m Columbus today u eet'll'l~ e .. · ,. Mrs Lowell Probascu who h3s h Mrs Amos Leonard asSisted by gr up "n1mg A report been a !iurg1cal patient at r b id on t LIt e General Hosp1tal, was "•turned . ~"-. uu• iCUffdJd Leilh,lt and Mrs W Health eon erence b Me Sca tt Fa 1e home Friday m the Rawhngs.Coal.'l A Morgan entertained the Rock Hope WAS g1ven Y rs o o · Springs Better Health Club, on mer, Mrs Morgan and Mrs. Arlee ambulance Thursday arternoon at her home AbiM!tt An art1<'1e "How To Be Arthur Gtlntore and Mrs Donald Rock Springs Happy" wo• read by ;~,. WUUam Gearv sr took Donald Geary Sr The meeting in charge flf Mrs Radford and hou11ehold hlhtJ were to Hcb:cr Hospital Tl11.1rsday for a Hugh Bearhs, president, openi.!d g1ven b Mrs Rollin Rad~ord chrckup with croup IIR&:tnJ of Aml•nca folA poem, "Thanksgiving by MrA Mrs Robert Allensworth " til lowed wlli> t~e Lord's Pr•yor and Edward Humphrey eoneluded tb~ with flu at the home of her &IS pi~Je to the Flag program Jlter wh1ch a contest was ter Mrs James Hawley, au~ Pion• were mode to remember conductod by Mrs. Cll!!ord tell· .husband Mrs L W McComas haA the ased and sick in the commun- hell and prizes awarded t(] Mrs bccn teachmg ttJe Second grade ity at Chrialmb time Mn Arlee Folmer and Mrs RoUrm Rtdford wh!le Mrs Allensworth has been Abbott, Mn Wilbur Bailey and Refreshments wel'fl served by ill Mrs. Cltffor4 Leifheit were nam· the hoatessea to thole oam'd LYnn Daniels, daughter or Mr ed u 1 committee to purchase above a11rl 'Mrs Roy Grucser ahd And Mr.s James Danaels 15 ill witn article• for the boxes Plana 'wer~ daugh ter, Marla, Mrs Harolli nu alse m~de for a Chrlatma• party to Blackston nnd children, Sherrie Mrs Donold Geary sr and her be held at the Gran1e Hall, Thun· and Bobby, Mrs; William Eichlng· d day, DeceJbber 19 A potluck din· Ill, Mrs John Hartun1, Mrs Oil· daught~r Mrs Robert Hull.nell an ner will be ..aened as IJOOn and ver Ciarlo', 'Mrs William Grueser, Mr and Mrs Odell Manley there will be 1 grob bol of 211c Mrs Maxine Arnold, MrR., Edgor nell, to Holzer llosplial Friday g!ftl The ..ndle hght ,.mce to Abbott nnd cbddren, Kathy ond where Mr& Hunnell ami her daugh ~e bel~ at the Rock Springe Metho- EddJe, Mro Geo Skinner ind son, ter were entered lor checkups d!JI Churcn Thankaglving Eve, bt;- George, Mrs Horace Alo~ott and Mr an(l Mr~ Robert J J()nca anti glnnlns at 8 30 was annot 1need chlldren Danny Roger !lnd VIcky Mrs Robert Jone• Mra w A. Morean presented Lynn, MISs Allee Euler, connl() who were called to the pro1r.m which opcnod with Radford •nd ;~ary Lou ttadford the death of M1ss Sarah Jo~ea, Frl~ay ""''"spent ' sev rr:::rst Baptl'st MrK alter Laura the Saunders .... 1 Church Class . ' I •' I 01; R~k - .. :' .' Presbyterian Middleport Sodety :~~.are ~ 'The dance will be held ~I tbol lili~dleport K of P. Ha,l~ North 5eeond Avenue bnd RuUand Street on Saturday, ljov~ber ~· ' I ,. ,. J ,I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 16, 1957 hudson jones shuler