http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/395f8403190e45d27bb0eede2e5449ec.pdf b5449d21b7931ddbbe077f2834fe7fa4 PDF Text Text I' •• I ~I' I ,, .. ' The Daily. Sentin~el~ DisabledWorkersFailingToApply 1 For Social Security May Lose Out' I 'I ,I iLL rru - I • ~n.~ ~ I I •59i' ~I •~~·I • .. IMCLl/DIS. I '1 ~ \i Qu,lafiJe ' ·~ OaiJ .... •"'1114 f211.1111 per moldll lAKER • / FUtNITURE Oli 'l1ie 8~~· ra ¥ldcllw • 01sabled workers who were eh glble m July 11157 for BOCial se curtty dtssbillty nU~urancP. bene fits and who lui til apply before lbe end of December wJillose up to $651 John R C~aUleld, Port< mouth Dtstnct Manager for Soctal Secunty, said today Mr Chathe ld pomted out that under the law thgtblc perso113 who make applications lor dJS ebthty uuurance beneftts before lbe end of December cuo oe pa1d benertts back tts far as Jul), wlum such benefits ftrst became available, assummg they md eiJgJbt llty requirements that far back For those who file after D' camber, no baek benefits can b(l; patd The law provides that 111 SLtch cases payments can hegm no earlter than the month 11, whJCh the appiJcallon " filed D1sabJhty payments range from $30 to $108 50 a month, de pending on the worker'' average monthly earnmgs under soctal security Mr Chatlleld reports that several hundred people ha\c qua!J!Jed lor these benefit& m the siX county area .served by thr Portsmouth office, runce firs• bene!1ts became pAyable last July So<Jal secur~ty disability In surance benefits are pllyable !1 persons between 50 ond 8& years of age who have worked upder social security m the past b"t are now so severely disabled (either mentally or phyoleoll) I that they cannot ~o any aub..,tan • ttal gam(ul work To quahfy lor these bonefJts, a disabled worker must have soctal security credtt for at least 5 out of the 10 yearo blfore be became diBabtcd, mcludlng at least a year anrl a hal( out vf the 3 years JUSt before his dtsabthty began Apphdfittons for t}\c bcnefu~ can be made at the local socJal securtty office, 930 Fourth Street '" Portsmouth If a disabled peJ son Is unable to go to the o(!tC'! he may wr1te or telephone for m formatiOn or someone else may call for h1m - ----- '' t ~Auelion Le~ Falls Plant Is To'COlumbus Man F I ' ' . DeNted l'o TIM! VOL IX NO. Zlll Baumgardner's Are Hosts For Christmas Party A Christmas party was held o• CbrJBtmaa ntgbt at the home of Alma, George and Manning Baum gardner alter the program at lbe Mt Moriah Bapt!~ Church Mrs Irvm Blumlardner served refreshment& to the guest& who en· joyed games, daoelng and televisIon Tho~e present were Janice and Rosella Rlcharda, Emmaline, Ke1th and James Bowleo, Robby Green S T Johnson, jlunt Russell, June McCabe, Dorothy Combs, !llrry Harns. PO~eroy·Mlddleport, Oblo, Saturday, De<ember 28, 1957 • ·-~---.,----- ,.,...,..,'i..·Jle.,,.!f~: - Aro --IIN = GLI -.--C_OPY _ -11 _ --~~----r=~---------- -~----~--~~-· n In Deep ~ Oath Of .Offite Pomeroy Offitials In eeremonlos e~tnducled at Ctty Hall Friday nflht before a crowd of city employee~ and olber suellt& 'Pmnernv's neW ' Vtllage officers were "fom Into office Rollrlng ll.lyor E. F RobirtJOn admmlllered tile oath of o!IJCe to lbe qew.mayor, Chll"lta Legar, aod to newly eleded clerk Edna Sehoenleb and treuurer Elma Y:IAREND ClEARANCE •SALE Extra good for model. 1t53 ChtvJtllt 110 4dr. Sedan ·· · · $695 An extra good buy. $1,295 1955 Ford VI Customllne 2 dr. Sedan. Fordomatlc one careful owner. New Bu1ck trade4n. $1,595 1955 Buick VI Special 2 dr. Sedan Dynaflow drive R&H One careful owner. -, New Buick trade·ln. $1,495 1955 Chevrolet V8 Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan Power glide. Showroom clean Fully ~quip· pe~. 1955 Ftnl·VI fal~ane ········· ·· $1,495 Victoria Coupe. A b~autjful automobile. Hard Top Style. AU vynaiJeather sea~. R& H 1,56 Buick VI S.,er ·· ······ $2,295 '"' •·•·1·- 1 OUR -J~~:~~~~P~oli:~ng,thurcla pa,stor Iii of $1.00 SALE AI Advertised In The Dally Sentinel OLDER MODEL CARS THAT MUST BE SOLD! aions. Marlon F Graven of Wooster. premden! of tbe assoCiation, wil} prestde at lbe three-day event. ' PomeroyM~ COME WOK THEM OVER AND MAKE US leather seats. 1957 lulck.VI Special New Year Dance Willie Tonite · AH OFFER METRdPOLITAN AUTO SALES 4 dr. Catalina Coup'' The finest and best Pontiac 4 dr made. One careful local owner. Hydramatlc drive. AU COLUMBUS UP - The ninth conventton of lbe Ohio Assn of Elect1011 Offiolals will be bereJan 5·7 Secretary of State Ted W Brown aaJd lmportont electl011 aubJe<ts will be dlscpBSed along w1tb lb• handling of petitions, oourt deCI· We HAVE SEVERAL 1ta6 Dodge corotttt 4'dr. sedan .. $1,695 $2,195 Officials o '• ConveneJan.6 , I "They Gotto Go" 1956 Pontiac ¥8 St• Chief Po111eroy 'l.odge lll85 of the J:.o. yal 6rder of Moose wiU bold theJr annual New Years Dance tont&h: •I lhe Mooae ll4ll located oo #t,u}tJ4 ·MtJII,.r~ Middlepori Ohio .DlSH DRAINER ·· $2,795 4 dr. Sedan. Power Steering & brakes. Dynaflow- ful17 ' 1955 Olds "88'~ 2 dr. Hollllay Cpe. $1,795 Jt•a packed to the brim with vim. Tops In condition an~ ~ppearance. 19551ulck VI Super ·.... · · .... $1,795 1955 chrysler va 4 dr... ·.. .. ·.. $1,595 WIDdlor Sedan. A clean·blgb quallty one owner car at a low price. About 113 of present new price. '' You'lllhop a long lime before you will ftnd one as nice as this one. MANY MORE \ !' ' New Ohio Mayor Proposes Slash In Own Salary EAST LIVERPOOL. 0 UP Ma)Dr ( cl('c\ Fred P Lawrence startled everyone today by proposmg hu ~alary be sl3shed from ,2,400 a year to $1 RepubHc~n and c~ Miss every way 19531Ford VI 2 dr. Customllne Setlail $795 with ilanclitg to begm at 9 p m AU members of the lodge lnd theu guests are inVIted to attend I Wert 1954 Ford VI Ranch Wagtn · · ·· $1,495 by ori~r our loci! merchants New Buick trade·in. >!IIJ;tc for the affair wlll be fur· ahhe~ by the Rambler~ orcbeatra was1be &~alter •-\o~:-:~ eventn- and the WI to wor· "')Uoi.!~IJ!''·" G ahip and 1;lur !~on wereProfessor pven by '" ~~~r.t::. ~=~~ the Re" •Harmon, at Wlnebr!'nner SemmJit1', Findlay and brother lo-law of the candi· rem,ov~ date The Scnpture reading lor lbe servJ<e was read by the Rev W Luther Tracy, Rio Grande, ••nd.;;; oelireluiii lbe beocdJclloo was gtven by t1 ordauted mmister SpeCial music for the e•enitJg was presented' by tbc SenlO{ cbotr d1rected by Mrs. Clarence 1;..,"''"" Lae<y and Mrs Cecil P Bradbury, organist Alter the ordmatlon s.ervtce a reception was held m tbe cbureh ~.I rooms w1tb Mn Paul Sma'"t aod Mrs Htlton Hood presullog a: the Sliver eoffee and rea sell'k<s Mr1 David Darst Jr was 10 charge of decorations for tile reeeptio 1 and the dmmg...oom comnuttee lodllded Mrs Cbarlea Bennett Mrs. WJUi& Anthony, Mrs A R Pullen, Mrs John Kaufl, Mrs Fr~nces Bearhs and Mn Cecil Bndbury. Tb~ Rev and MrL John A. Hoyt wtU move to DetrOJ~ llllehlgan, 1n January where he will serve as pastor of tbe Allen Park Bapttsl Chur<h He will complete his work at the Cotgate-Roehcs'.er Seman ary earlY 1n ~tantwy. lb~ Lawrf!ncc .a .. , · 2 dr. l\lvtera Coupe. Power Steering & BrakeB. Owned - E"t !.!aln~l .,,_,,k ~t~~:t~ Gwner of an clcctnc companr, hmged hJS o!ler on eouncJI ap provo! of a $2.400 pay raiSe for a sarety serVICe dtreclor, Yet to b~ appointed Five of seven councHmon wd COLU¥!1US tJP they will approve the request at a R. )JJrdy, ~=~~~~== spoeJal meettng today j today was 11 the to 2 dr. Riviera Cpt. Tr,de.tn on new Buick from one of Oll.f belt customer1. Power Sleering & brakes. One careflit local owner. , l95f Iuick Vf Super · .... · .... .... $1,395 ... \ ' I; ~~· eq~pped. ~eptlonalln 1 1.1 4 dr. Sedan. Power Steering 4: brakes, Dynaflow, Radio, Heater One careful owner. ~ ~epl wjng be~ljty.l'{ew Pol)tlac trade·ln. I Clarenio1nt' E Hott past mx tor of lbe Middleport welcomed his son, the Re•~ Jobn Arthur Hoyt, uito lbe mlnbjry of the Baptist eburch anll gave ,lbe Ordlnatloo proyer at the Ordlll1tion servt<ea held' Friday evening h1re Re"' Ger ald R Brown, VJD· w ~~~t b~;••.;:reeommen~atiDn oi th Counetl and Dr se.,reury of Bnlllat.Coo1vention. Gran· d•<'~iiie ftiarge to the Cat I CHQICE OF 80 BETTER BUYS , 1953 Chevrole~ ~ ton Panel .. .. $495 John Arthur Hoyt Is Ordained Into Baptist Miniilty I . . . ' li ,,, \ So thcrc u no muchmc ltko the one shown above; Who needs it 1 Cancelled checks are automatic 11 ;!If. Je(eipls When paid, they are so ID!If~ • • . , returwd by the bank to tile JICI'PD whq drew !hem.' ro HAVE IIDSITIVE m.of OF P•T: PAY WITH CHECKS DRAW\! IN ou• IANI\l WE'LL WUGOMl YOU~-~NQ ~NT,' rMember �' I .. • I '·( · bs~ 4 r .l . *t ,.-oups ot lh~ llolhe Coub.cll. l } M~ f l"l• ' 8 M1ilfl1 011 • ;~· w.~~ Y.wc:.rd lP oO !Jo\vdy ~ 11 Oil l'ul1' ' ~.so Tbe R\llf 4 lltddy Sbow '(Al6o, tbe art o£ making nuwers and Clulstmas decorll.tlons has added lllllch tp the joy and beauty lb the Mlile. As l ~eW1t 11£ tbe Home Council teaching, the ruul homes a1e better lighted and more artistic as to col· 01 and a11angement "The culture mherent m these Home Council programs is giVIng the rural woman qmte an advanced look fo1 the future This p1ogress in Me1gs County IS due to the effort of a quiet, unassuming lady, M1 s Geneva No. Jan who has stressed economy m each phase of her worrk " We doubt If a more dedicated person than Mrs Nolan In her work w1th rural lailles could be found anywhc1·e The unsolle,lted commendation above tuggests that one bf the vital moving forces for rural social ahange for continued rise In standards of llvJng, 111 for ever high conceptions of what Ufe- <tan mean in beauty, creativeness, and uaefun. ness, 1ollow largely the work of leaders like Mrs. Nolan. I s I 8U 6 80 11'00 ~ li fl!e-lae 11 SO !,!an to Men n,45 V!btl ~ 1'ir'IOD c.. Do T.V Chapel 12. 0 CbatJIJl!'qu!)lp BoWlllll 1· 5 Cbamplol!lldp Pro Football ~:00 lieel tbt }l!rels 5·30 Nm Plc!Ute ~.40 G01f:el Harlnolf' loya 8·00 Pro OOtlon 111 7 00 Ama c\U' Hour , 7:30 SallY 7:00 7 30 8 00 U:i blnatlon of fooda and secutlng a balanced dlel. 8:~1 Ho 0:00 9'80 10·00 U :~ 11.10 U 15 l ·OO Sill! on 'l'oday Jlomper !loom Trouble With !'ltber Arlene Francis Sbow 'l!reasure Hunt The Prlee hi 1118hl rruth or Consquenl:!ll Tor Tac Douab It ::Ould Be' \OU Mld·DaY NeWI Movietline Bride and Groom M•lln~ Tb,ealre Oueen lor • DU l.o<IOI'II IIOIIIIIIClOtl Comedy '!')me Spinach Piafho... Sjloru Eye Wutbereast News Pleture N'i!t: Ne\W Hawkeye '!'he Price hi lllabl lletlleli Gun !J'ales of Weill Far&o Nenty One Alcoa Theater AII.Star 1m News llea<lllnet Weathercut Nltewatch Sip Oil WCHS-TV Chanrtel8 Alfred Blteheoek OES INSTALLATION Allen Hughes Worthy Pall'on of Evangeline Chapter, OIDS, attd Mra .-.tlen Hughes selll'l!tacy <of the Che•hlre Chapter, OES, ~ e4 the dnstallatwn for OES chaptors m Racine and Gal!! polls and Mrs Uughes waa lPital led at th! servwe at Cheshire thi£ past week The Dailv Sentinel • jti!\ ' . ~bnel~onday Chan"'l 3 • Sunday 10:~ ~'QD lirvt! lleell taU&ht the art of sew· lng. As a result of this teaclll"" by the cut of :the dothea, one ~ not d!at1nguish between the tlty laity and the '!1Jra1 woman. "Tile healljl rJ. t~ S*!Pie is much lmprov· ed also through being 'taught the proper com· ·* ... I POI 'OON818TINI1' DII!MIMBLI tUVLfi WAti!tDS ,; 10 'll"'"" Nc"""•t<.. _.__ <W• lllf1!'..... ""'" Polderoy IIOClety Editor - Ph~ 8144 dli'lllt'l'ft1t.CI F·V:IJifiRJ:' 1 $81,000 Cl)all<'llft What's My Uno ~unday News S_peclal !J'be Late Sbow U'! .IJl ftR1!t, _lfiiOtUtr• • ·SOtmtY , C,l...;_ ,!~=~~~~=~:::;.:::::::::JI Chrfll:OI M d w ~~~lum~u~swltltzlh 'tphcenlrl - (}4) For Rent - - • ~n ':!' d , b Fred B h •dy . ' ,JV('l , Miss Jean La inn aj)ent Cfuisi. "1" with Mr and Mlil J:rneat Jones and daughter, carol Jean Columbus, and was ae<:comP.ailled • an ,horne Frtd'Y by Carol Jean 10r 1nd•11 n1te v' 1 1I Mrs Frank W•llon, Mill. Eldon Ga p'I Ch es~r. •• and ~I rs Adam Ill> • , pom~y, were v1s1ton In er'• ba•h ""rk er 8burg, ld ay "" Chrtalmas dinner guests of Mr: and Mrs Frank Beach lpcluded Mr and Mro. Robert •nd 10111, Mn. Delma !Ialley and l!r. and Mn No•man Yeauser Mr ana Uri John llrJin .and family were Ghrl!tmaa nly fllettJ 61 Mr and lira :Fred (leore and 10ns,. Rutlend. A·2o !'!'Y!!D• who " alaUootd at Wrlili!-Pf~ son Air r>orce Base, 11 home lor a lUtein daY with hlo parenti Jane Harris, studeht nurle at St. Joseph's Ho&Rital Setioo!' of l'!urslrlt. Parltersburr, Ji hOme lor the boUdaya and Mrs Wwl~h h~r H parenli, ·• -• flt. her · ' · arr,a a"" IIIIer, Jill diUI ter-ln law, Mr and SP.rvlcee · _ ~ "M aul ,Kautl' a~d family u ~ Sleep1ng room• C1ose Iii toWn 127• n• "II 11!, Walt~r Wolle and Mrs -~ "'" red' Stiles fotll}'llod home on Utlernul, Pometoy h 1 B • H. RAWLINGS SONS CO - Ja 1 • 6tc 1 b Ursday ~fter t vlalt In Colum 2 21 bbur Wrecker Service. Day -~ W' UllfeWith a•d rur l•mlly abd Ml'l Ro'"rt ... t• ·~ •heal 0 " " 11!!27 "lght p]jone 4 rooms and bath, (urn•0039-X. A\lallab1e Ja•"01!:.\1;1;:1!11D!.DGE • FLYMOU1H il II M .,...,1 1,tj "bon• ,.~. . ... ..: lllr and Mra. Vll'llll Campbell retu... d ~91lll 'l'huniday after ' 6 I dayi' 'vlalt wltlf Mr and ulv "' , l'or Bent - Extension I.MIM lin.. Anlbbny }llgllol Columbus Scallola £.oJl'ds, tli'op Clotlla Albie ,Jelurned Clh\tou ria»er, llldCIIII!JOl'(; tO' her ho'm,'i Thunllay ' i Ph,me tl2fl5.1. 111 tf alter spend'Pl Cbrlitmalll\'ltb bet 195S Ford VS Cu51omllne 3 dr Sebry>tber a~d- sbter·ln· law Mr and dan. tordolliall~ Oft&' c~rut 'Inlier ~ce newt· Clf llldale> Mra , Ed~ I&; lloetllbh. ownef. ~ew lf~lck tradeln pol'! Get illtldll; Mr ilelil6 lJhd and tea $!,2~. Bltottnar's Jfolileroy. !2 2~ 6tc i;Ound barto )'OJJ. l>lloa. B'.HRI. l()tt, T~itl, lillllt Cbrlslti!D dlnher Edeat ROflloldl, lltynotd's.DaJrr q! h$' ..rr. lnd store, )IJ.1ll'!eport, Obln. taille' Hiieill&i. ' lP Utili Mf. a»d Mrs: Clfl !.'fbllte nd _ _ _ __..... dallghiel's; Jitnda aQd Mr.: Jelfiey Wllsbn and gU'ell, l(ft; ~one W'l (17) H'elp oon A;.~IVIIIe sli<!l!t Glirtstm~f 1955 Olds ·~" 2 d~ Holhday Cpe With Mil and' 'M~· Vehle Davit' ll'o packed to the brim with vim Mid MOLDERS Heav• floor tttd p1' Tops In condiiion and appear· ' " MrdIoportt and M' "'' I! work. Mull set cores by drawing• • 1'!1 ....,g ne Dent of ancc $1,795 Blaettnar's Pom· 8 or poilr 20 ton' lildl~. SeJid •II: prlngflel'l, holiday p em of Trlr. and !its Glo\'l!l Sptlft, ol eroy 12 28 6tc piJeatlon letler to tlie colonial her parea , r. and Mn. Carl Jieeb,his, !ell Tilutlday fdr their 195• Ford vsila;;clf\iia~on Ex~•P' Follhllr1 Co., LoulsvUie, Ol!lo. Quallt home after apendlnc Chl'litiilas 12 2'1 610 Mr. and Mrs. 01111\ Silley and with ller lOft l)i' J J Dlll'll and · · ·.,.--.----:,__ l(l'andcHUdren of are blo lamUy trbb' for 11ona11n every way. Blaettnar s' Pomeroy 12 28 61c Now taking applications for Sen· the guests of her parents, Mr. and Cbrlitmas cllnner were :Mr P d dr Sedan A hnel Newapaper Routes 1n Ml'!l C D 11156 Dodge Mn. H. E Ililall. · an wing beauty4 Ne-r PoqUac Pumeroy. Call 398, pomeroy. llr. and Mn Hbni't Holler and Mr and Mn. Cbarles Lucu and llllde-ln• $1,69e Blaelln&r's Porn• 12 28 tp Mrs C D Frl!tker visited teoont· ehUdn!D Rodney and Marjo'IJ eroy 12 28 6tc ly With M" add Mrs Raytliolfd Caledonia, are vlolllnJ her parebb .........-.tiuel Newspaper In Frecker, TUppers Plains. Mr. md lt!n. Homer Jones, and 19114 Buick V8 Super 2 dr Riviera llliddleport Call 98 Porno Mn. E. L Arnold ol Athens Rd her grandmother, Mn. Lena McEI· 3 ' .J3.tf spent Clltlllillaa at Rand, w. Va, Minny. Coupe Power Steering & Brakes ro 12 Owned by one of our local mer Y wltli h~r daui1iter arid famll;, M~ lit and Mra. Verne Davia 00• chants N~w Bulei trade m (Z())Buslness Servi- and Mia Ctilrtes Elliott. Sbe was tertalned with a Cbrlltmao dinner Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 12 28 6to """~ aceompanled bOJile Thutaday by lor Mr and Mn. Carl Moore and c•ov Fdrdor Deluxe, R' -H I,;~;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;o;;;;;;w=;;;;;;;;;i;;;~ Iher daughter, Mrs. Ruth Richards daugbtera, Linda and Mn. Jellrey • ~ GOod Cliln Utlltl Ctn or Galllpollo, who spent the day Wll10n, Pon\eroy; MrL Leone Wll· ~taUdard ililll, orlgmal met•l· Alllllaket' aAd Modell willi the Elllotts. son, Amesville, a~d William Swlab e greeft !lhllh, Lew mileage ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morrll and er gCod condlllon, 218 m1 oil RT sons, Mlddletoom., and Melvin 1111· Mrs Jacob IIetz wu called to 148, (Bradlibry Rd) on Shot Gun AUTO 6Ai.ls ne, Columbus, were Christmas Colum~us Wednesday ~y tbe death Hollbw Rd. Call week dayo be • "' oOo!i ooli _ peots of Mr and Mrs Roy Riffle ol her brother c E Walters tween 10 30 a Ill and 3 00 p m ijUlCk blkvlilli OD wo,ton 1\e- Mi. and Mrs EVerett Thomas Mrs Claren;e Bailey and sons Phon"< 6924 Y W1lllam K B•lley pairlnJ by Foetor)' Trained and daughter, Faye, and Ros1 Mlcha~l and Rl<baril Sprmg!leld' , 12 za, 3tP wofcbqlabr, COLLINS JEWEl. Jones vlBltcd Chnstmas Day In are spending a week 'w•tb her m.: JVIIlys Station Wagon-;;;g't.;i lll115 1 Ill Crook&V\lle with Mr and Mrs thOr 'Mrs Minnie Erlewlne and 2paint nnd tires. New clutch, ' Yotu: 01!11 AU\tiMized Walter T)lomas and !nmJiy. fem;ly. ' qew..l>al!eey, f!uns line $4 ~ ~ Faile 'll.\VBB ' Ml\N Mr an'd Mrs Pal Parker and •J H. Gnte, who lo Ul with a Phone 3 4-M .2i!.{Jtc ~~ ~ II' J!tariln dallghlet and lllr and Mr~ Char- heari eonditlon, lJ a ll)Odical pa llilWe or les Meinhart and sons of Colum· !lent at Melge General Hospital 12 7 731 IJ. 1!\aln bus Were Chrtatm11 guesto of Mr Mr an6 Mro. Bernard Full! and PICK UP TRUCKS l'llo 5 PM and Mrs Max Memhart ' daughters, Beth and Barbara, VII· 19M-CHEVROLET \!, ton $1195 oo "' o. tr t0.7·U Mr and Mrs. Dayton PhilliPS lied frtend9 ID Ch!Uicotbe on Deluxe Equipment, hepler and family have returned home at Chrlllmas Day 1954-CHEVROLET 1!. ton 00 1' TIRMITIS lltTERMtNATiD ter a week'a visit with relatives In Mrs. Sam TUrner Ashland OhiO DelUxe Cab, Heater !'or lrte phone 383-JI, Columbus Is visiting lllr and Mrs 11152-GMC '• ton $61!3 Gllmlll'e Sbpply St<Jl'e, Pomeroy. Mr. .and Mrs Harry Dixon and Hood and sons and Mrs. JoSle bed, Heater,004-Spd Ah work aumnteed Fullr In- son, R1eky, ol Columbus, and Mra TUrner ' 1951-FORD 1!. Ibn $t85 00 sured. vaughan's IJI~•.!IIrlal and Earl Kelly, Lanoaater, were recent Mr and Mrs Franeli Buah and 1951-GMC 1!. ton $48500 Ri!JJ!o~Ual Te'nnliA! Conll'ol Sir MUestJ of Mr and lllrs Herbert sons, Roger, David and Jerry, of 195~MC ll ton $445 00 vie! St 'IV Va 7 £ Dixon and family. Xenia, were Chrlatm" 811011i of Platlorm bed, 4 Spd Uri. Clara Grueser and Mr1. Mr. aDd Mrs. c J. Rhodes. Also 191?- INTERNATIONAL $14500 I Wilma Slobart were Cllrlatmas visiting thb. llhe<IOI bome Christ· \!, ton box bed; 4 Spd. dlnner.gUeats'of Mr. and Mn Her- 1110 were !lr. and Ml'i. Fre<lllbth IIOMIROY MOTOR co. mtuetUIW. 1 bert DIXon family and dlua1JIOI't, Sharon, Judith and - Phone 491 - Ohio IIC!tAI' IRQN - Mi "U Mlas Marilyn Grueser was Martba, ,wlrlemont. 12 27 !c holiday gUeBI or her parentJ, Mt. dinner llyer pestslneluded of Mr " and Mn. Karl Grueser, Miner• andChrletn!as Mrt. Kenneth 1 Scie ldr. ahd Mr5 Karl Grueser and Mr. and 111'9 Charles Byer, Mrs - -- - " - llf -... Jlne Gllkl!)', Middleport; Guy Gil· and CC'RN: Stanley Gibbs, key, Columbua, Mr and LotJ Bottom, Route 2. I·, "'ll " Cloyd Barnell and daughter, Von11 21 8tlp CONCRITI: BLOCD NOTICI OP FILING AND HIAR· da Lee, Leon. Mr and Mn. Byer I _ _ _ _"' !NO O'i INVENTORY reeetved a cuekoo •loek lor "lllllf llttflr Per L.... Prebalt Court, Molp County, Ohio Cbrillmaa from their son, Robert, Nice Saddle. Herb WIUlama, GBUISD ILOCK TO tho Executor Ot Admlnletra· who Ia st.Itloned at an Arlll!' hosShade, Ohio I 1;2;2f<6tp tor and to oueh of the loUowlng as pltalln dermany. FOil SA.LJ!;: one Lanoaiter deep I Mil• a..th are resident• of the alate ol Olilo· Mr. and Mrs L D. Diles wero 'well jet pump 'olllh P¥Uft ., aurvlvl!lr spouse, If any; next of Christmas II:Ve guestJ of Dr and tank an;t &'Critch. AlsO t!Sfeet If, Ia Clll Wtn. ll'llllllr )dn; ~llellelarleo under the ...w, Mt1. Charbia Jividen and children, ptJsUe p!t>O, 1~ s IV•; one .... ._,.... 111 Illy,· the allorney or atloi'JI,eYI Tom llld Ellen, and Mr. and Mr,. arclllteet's drawlnr' tab'-, (Vol :l!:~~~~~=""""'" representing any ol the aforelften• Harry Mltehell Jr and sons, Ath· md tooll ODe typmila' desk WiU,;~!oi'SERVici. tlolle<l pel'lons: ens They returned home Cbrllt· md one IUJn& cab1nn, handmade, Phone 2011. Clo~d Appliance You are hereby notified that on mas mornln& where they enter one oleeltlc tabJ.'•aw, Me wOod Stlirt. 118 w M St p•-·..._ the Ultli daY Of Dl!(ember, 19D•, talned Mr. end Mrs David D•les, '" Itd Olli lldobollrd, ' " 2 ~-v, •--nt~ "lch.. and Mr. and Mrs we, on• ao 28 tf an """ •• , 1nd Apprallllinent o't 'Detroit, ., Ia OliO "White" sevlll!l llliChlne, -::-::-::~-----=--=the etlale of Allred H Genhelm· antique. Pomero• 8JIW. Ill) I er, deceased, late of Pomei'O)' VII· lfarllyn, Larry and Bob were the io t 6lt< o riSUI'IGnce lage In llld county was !Ued ln !Chrhltmas diMer guetta of her 00~ ko'*!IIOD. this Court. f,JI'Il~tr, !>lr. aod Mrs Welby Wha EleclloiWI ~w~ and Clarla. w., i\u.ltl. Plte, PoUo. Call !JOe Hearlna on 1111t tliveii!IJ!t land' I tf, Dl r\Yin For Sale. Call stellbcfore $ a. llltla. lllildle;ort. Olilo. !\(lpralsement will tit bad till!Ott ,Mr. Mra. William Parker m or after 4 p, bl. 10 te 81fe • this Court on thf ISU d~ . cit ID~Iariilly of Columbus and Ed· ~J '0'7 t 10•"" "!"'" w Plll'ker Jr were the hohda" 1 Custom Buill ltltcban Kitchen' laraae"I!DIIfl!ll ~ ~• .;.nuary • • ' a ·'"' 0 """"' peatl Ot their parento, Mr and dealgnfd for JQur boma. Free ~eport. lin • A~l• ·F.JJceptlollll thereto ltjay be flied ToM. I!CII'Iard Parker sr , Miners· estimt<!' PONIIIIII i .Abaoll. Jlolildl PIIIDe 4SIJ.lt: NJI.II by any Interested party 11 811)' vUie. · · Phone ~!· 86U time prior flve daya before the Mr. and Mrs John Flaher an 10 Good Mile~ uay lly the blle os date eet ' r bearlll& 10n1 ol Akron were holiday guesta trailer load. H. A. Cole, TUp IV'l W~S my 'olcnature and of their parents, 11t1. W1ll1am pm Plallll Phone 1210. the <10al of &aid Court1 tblt Flaber Mln~e, md Mr and IN.SIIp. NOW 19ih day Of December t811t. Mrt HeDrt Rouab of !laelne 1 (11) SAlVI $100 TO $IOOO John 0. BlooD Mf· and lolrl. Harold Wlgglna Wa'rtr.., OlilO:, dealer ....... Jud,e ami E;.orllllio GIM ud l•mtb otilt Vmon are the '' "'"" ily. IleUi V. II'YsiU i!lflitj: of lie~ lllolltfi\ li!rs Fan· with 75 new and tiled tralkb Iliptttjo Cl~ ille' Jruj!.t; t.l!J!Jirsvllli. It to 50 ft., also 10 wldet. TW (12)121 28 2tc: lllr. and Mrs Jamea Fisher and md three bedrooms, natlono!l. ' ' daughter •eturned to their home, 1 known make<!. The po• Thuraday, after •pend· llble terms IDY\fhorc. Dr!Vi NOTICE OF APPOINTMiNt tDtl Cbrtltmas wltb his parents, Hille and ;.;;oe 1 lot These er EJtalt of Foy Jukts, Dtcusatl lolr and Mrs Paul Fisher, Minerswell WOI'Ill JQur trip. Thll 1 Nolke Ia hereby given ' that ville. 1our LAST shopping place, ,. Helen J LaY wboae Poat 0/llce Jlr. and \Irs. Thomas Youn' cOme prepared to deol. Fist addren Is 283 Ocean VIew, Sault !pent Cbrlstlnao m Nelsonville m "deUvery. Moye In tomw cruz. llallfornla baa been duly apo with their daughter and family, row. An1t1Jlng of) value talien pollltM aa Exe<utrlx ol the EataiAI lit a~d Mro Robert Rogers, and Ia tride. of h1 tukel late ol Syracuae, daugbletl. They were' accompanied WAVERLY· MOBILE IMeigs County, Ohio, decease<l. tiome bl' JaniCe and NancY Rogers HOME SALES Date<l this 26th day of Peeem- w~o wUI spend aeveral days with , j her, 1937. , thtlr grandparenli. U' • • Iiighway 23 John C. facob Mf and Mrs E J Hill were bu• 1 WAYIRbY, OHIO' Jud&e of Ill~ Probate Coilr!, JJieu vlaltors In Par~rsburg, ,W Meigs Countf, Ohld VJ , tp<mo. 1 (12) 28, (I) 4, 11, 3tc Mr. and Mrs Robert Gooch and ((.II Real Estate daugbiA!n, Teresa, Cynthia and Su lm WAID aan, arrived Monday for a VISit 1!even Room House with l!arlp, With be~ parento, Mr and Mrs E centul locatwn In Mlndlcport J lllll M'r Gooeh returned home on eorner lot Will sell fu;nlan: Wednelday evening and Mrs ed or unfulnlshed, ?aori1 ~b ~d dauebters remained lor - - .--:..J.. .....,. '?' IIO!tt D. L. Beol, 212 R' b~ • tlltil data. We will buy two uoecl ll,'i5 Jl.l!jln ..,. Mldcllelj>rl, Oltlo. IIJ.10.tti Mn. C!Jude Dant Ia a medical lual oU tanka. Call ' liqlliilil ho ll!';""'<l'f!l •· ,.,_ II - - _..pau~ at Holzer1HoSJOltal. Filmllilh Store. • 12 20 3tc -~'"""':..::tr~r....,. ""·.Iii,,.., .. .....,.,. __ •• ' " • 1 --~ --~~ Phon~ -(~·)A.:;: :-S,.Ies 1 ~ _ _,_ .....,..,. - ~veta ~~~. 1 !lei~ !~tid illes~ Halle~ 'l'horiip~n coiUlftti~l ~nd ~11: . ~{j; ~lti: Wonted Qa,-~li 1 flitl~dih "if $1,49~. Cot~"net ~wept Clev~land Join(;.. 'th~ Ftee~r N··o~w-'-ta""kl~n,-ap~pl-o;:'ca-!'" 11-on"i\~utes •"~r;or_S. .:. . n·.;. iosi ""Jtel Ml'fROPO\.ITAN '* l'"llfl~ro• 5 70 ~· /o'i':.~ 'lrJ,• ===-:--==:-:-:---- $89~ BABY ILL :nopect!~Q S\i~e The Mi<tdlcport Emergcnc) Squod wos call ed at 4 4~ p m Fr1 day when a Harrts baby was re ported 111 at IJHm hvmc on Beech Street "'•r· I~ l'ilmftoo~ Middleport Ch amhnr of Com'rter"" which Was scheduled lor Dee 21, wus <:anccllcd FrHlU) und Ulf' next mooting will be January I 0 at 7 30 at the VIUage Hall All members a1e urged to be presen• !or election of off1cn s and r,• ports of vdrlous key committees JUNK CO. I========== I dA~ ~F-O:-: RSA1_E WHTN-TV Channe113 a~d oulo VALLEY ((}~ ~t ~-, ~he L-o/ Noti~e Mr~ oa of........., ' 1~20 p,.,., iiinct' ~ ab~ Till •·I LERS TRAILERS Ac:r low~st Roome New F'utllitUM "'d. DnO' D .'ro Sent!ttl INTEIIRml Or ARI!!A ~ION l"llhll .ithertllln1 rop,.Mlnl• IIIII, llotllitiii4Cimblll, lne., 849 ~ ~"• N"' Yotlt CIIJ, $299.00 ~ 1!11 ,tee011d claa mallln1 I* otl1ee It Pom .. ~- •f! lilt ...,..,.. ~ BAKER , ~·- l'lla: Dell..ry b1 -..,a..n.blo so Clalllt - ,_ 1ftr In dvance at 1•"" .lil!!iillil. ~ a.t\tilltl olllee, $1D 110, ti.IO; thret month, ~ liP ~ Mn Clara Phllllpa, who It nuroln1 In Columbus, open! lhe week PIO. 'llr ~!.'!JUte whore avail· end at home and on Saturday ahe ,~·-. 0111 1ll9lll!l ''· BY mall one entertained her family with a jfit till alii ll'oatllt, M U ; lhi'Cf dinner ono 111011lh, fl. CIOI enee Wr•eht, /ormer Wllk"· • I N-414 'itirl: a!Wrnoon u Ville resident, lo aei'IOutly Ul In -';·110; 'j!i:i"''""' n"' •o..,.. _, , -~iUI lfomaak , . • ~· ... , i 1Mlntll P..fli!t iubr Ann Holtor, ol CGiumbua, : ,~ ~ jiiOM •tJiieftl Sunda1 With lolr. 'ntl MtL , ,· rra Holter. ,. 4 ' • ' i······' FURNITURI o.,'"r.lf.~:~~ ' ' ' ' I ii!c .....• I ' Judith us Saturday for Ba iUll\9re, Tile home WM decorated In keep lor wltlilb• hollda,.ea&On kefreshmeUIJ were aerved dur lng th' den!Pa to llr and iln Lawrence Smllb and Mr and Mn Cherry Ne'"ll~ ol c;hester, llr enll Mra Gofald '*hwter, PomiroY, DUel llr and Uri. Ctrl Norril and cbU· to villi Mr ?.hi m, Carrie and Carla, Baatiail and !IT! Wllllanl DUel an•! ehlld ren !lr and MIT. Fred Bush and family also visited his lalher, A. L Bush, durtnall!tlr vklt here. Mr and Mrs .lfartln Carson and dau•htber, Pa~ela su• lndlanap '" ~• ·of his mo· ohs• are holiday thrr, Mil Mit...,. .......... Sundav dhlller w""-~· ......of,._ u a-• Mrs Joe' You-' Sr. were 'lr •·-•• "" and "' • ,,. Jr and children " olrs Joe Youna llelanle and ~~ n~ Wil9llsRela' Mr and Wlllllim Kitrtien and Deborah, Chillicothe; Mr. •nd Mro Charles Bradbury arid SIIZIIJne Aoa 1,11d Mary Jultlar Ktbllfdy' Middleport, M,;. "''d llltL ~bert Yatea an~ ehlldt~n Sandra Cathy and Ra~dy, -!at Mr and , Allen Hushes vUitod Sund(JI wllb MI. and lilts ?'bunnan H•llftr and ilfiiiJ Jlm and BiD, NelionvJUe ' Sputnik Provide& T tafJI im~ t For ATrip TA Mars 'I LONOO!f tl' - Rdl!u'• plo· neer t~Jjle Sputnll: io hulht'provided the fll'lt plaliOtJ You tab ll!ffddq 1114 ~ antvr on 'lim the ll~ol opring. lljnlftilis · iHIIj> clltllng lilt tart). ()d. 4, )lauloded UJII' r=~4 today by lldllili ' • tlort than 3~ liM! II JttllllOIIIIIlld 'If illY. (loti of ~It 11111"~• Mr and 111'1 Paul K Ru!!ell and Tlil1 If 14 the lhl! dauuhter, Katie, l!lddloport, !lr frllrn tfie £aiili Uj ¥'trl when !he spokemau •nd Mrs Raymond WIIS<•n Colum plal,.ll ,,.. af ~ eloust ouo and Mr and llro Offutt and Ru811a lteelf made no tllllmate n.. i chlldron, Carl and Opal of dlotalloe 1n 116 latelt report on i' ble purpoae 'he -- 1Y pomted ror a reoort I~ • II t•lilt•"hi<u~ •K•• 1out II •~..t to pua I~•· 15001h and to seek wu aoou spin aronn~ thlf sJobe. rlle~at prloo-fllln& AI ground level on the- Equator rll'd oul under tbo .• th• earl h 1s ~,000 mlleo aroun 1t soon ol the Julll.. J)tPaf{l! The sate lll te eovera many more I ~ mdea ln ltJ revolutions because Ito The fcdml atenU A reunion w&a enJoyed by the ltrongly eUipliall orbit u kea II ' lng the records children, grand chUdren and greai several mllea away !rom I Amertra n grand of ],!(. 111d Mr1 the earth at Itt ltrlbettiJOinl American John Hamill wllell' tliey met at 1 There aeema to be uo doubt with their lwi~ ill Hol'nlnC Star lor a said aeleuognpber (moon expettJ The .. ;;;~~: ;i'ilni~ turkty dlllllq dll ClitJJtinal J)ay Patrtck Mopro , that Sputnik J al· d1a~ r Those ~I " " llr. end Mrs ready bu travelled farther than 1ply Iarti<: ,;;j.;~"irfl;. Roger GrulliOJ', Mn. Oeo from Eanb to Min. , wed by no TheiSt abd diJillblef, <:olumbua 'l'here Ia, a ealdi In the tune· Irl llr Mfi. Nin'illaB Ttiela• oi table Moore IIYI 11 would be Th Oak it. a\111 lfJ<s, <llarebce "Nrt ltlaletu! of flltl" te try to ere '" Gruelef, lilt. 11114 MN: Delmar '' ' " "mIn • idallibt lloe Tbt aboUt tbt Mr. al!ll lf1i•. lldtiiltt mtbel1 HillliO aDtl'aOIIi ,loelll llld ltr. and eeleatlal•If 'nk'l. the men who li.eadlrll Ctll!k 11011; were ClbrDI· Mn. Hamm arow 101 •'fldlllll>• olthe akl.., mns diMer pejto of Mr. and Mn. recommend w11at tboy <Ill th6 11 Jo~ You~. -Jr. ~Dd tllildrell,j aw•' Woodsliolit INICII't;~0 • noatleaton to e•d at mid •ear Wb1 theD UUOin't J..._ tbe' market 1 . IY 1tiit1Ja Wlr~ 0 M"n 0 H. Sti~ Ia' 'lf!endlnr UriltN' ,...,.. PIMiileli! lllttr •purt, up,, adU ite II tilt ll'adm.,t~e holid~ Willi 1111' •9'1 Mn NEW 'YOM t1P-1'1ie Iilii• and, Wilen oli6uld be jump in'" Jack Wblto end tiught<ro In did, blind IJIIfl 0Jid beslilf 0;, whTifaJchl'a a qi1811"'1 for the oraolet Washm~ton Courthouse hamburger stand 11 tht roa•·,·'e Of -~dUy dare..!'.!'!"'1Jtent. T W Autheraon """ ~w- Wa ou'"'' "" a Chrlstruu luM oi and sadly remarked· I ttl od . can .. Paul i.:d "Yeo, Indeed, mull be a reall'ons Why one lt!n Wllllam llobllili !ell reeeu lon SurelY there Is no "Jum 1 too lntpaUent about lor Kllllll Ci!1 wb.,. •he nlore use lis my ahoul give ::••:: vlall Mr. 'nd Mra, JUly Robson what line h,amburgen I ha., approxlinallon of 1 datA! whe It and son. Mr. and Jiis J. D Eivm lor sale. !!In atrord them would be wile to load nltb will stay at the Roboon home with any more" stoeU. up " Mrs Ben J!nolll wl!lle sHe•II! gbne. Not long lfeli!r€, we are to beWA'I'CH IKI, CONOII1!SS Mr. oild :Mri. CblrleJ Stobart lleve Mltthell of Ctllada'a apar Marko! men "'port many uncer· and daugbtber, Janet Kay, Athen1, kllng market letii'J', the blind talnlle• abeads Tbe 11ree1 wiU lie artd Ro10r I!~~Yl8fdlor at the man was worllllll lndu!llrJOusly watc:hiug very eare!lilly every i:rnlverolly or Wea VIrginia, are at his tiamliurger stand, ahoutin~ move ol the President and eoa. bollday t~~esti, ol tbelr piltnts, hiJ wares to· the motonsu :-~lth a greu, earlt In 1988 for a clue01 Jlr and • 'John Cbancl!y. '!'be bli megaphone. Juat now the ranli and file of • Stobarts are also vllltlng Mr and Mot~rlsts 1111d pmersby heeded perls thlnb thai apendlnr wUI go Mrs Hubert Pulleas and llllllly the call, tatted of, ha product and wild and that CoJ111'1!19 will nulllt)' Mr. and lin; Raber! Reibel e~· pronouneed 11 exeellent a balaueed budiel tbe President tertalned witH a family diMer on Sindt .... To Con.,. will pr~nl SOme iUOIJ there'D Monday evening at l~elf home on Business prospered as the sat 11 be deficit spending and pump Leading Creek Road. Guc~tJ were fled <ulllomers came ~act tor stuff, bul they'd like to IIi- and ~n: WOllam Klt<tien and mm and mor'e The bhnd man and see jlllt what wlll bap. ~ughtet, Deborah, ChUUeotb~. was able to send· Ills son 10 col and llr and Mrs Charleo Bnd· lege and duriHg the four-ym PrenUce-H:alllblnb that at least bury and eblldren, Asa, Mary and coune be oold more and moro I~;~:'.~~~~~ additional In ap. Suztnne. hamburgers by bJS sboutmg, and II I! llkely to go Into , rtc Son "'· Sch•al lias been tht quality of the produel v1siting T llss !anet l!utby at the . ll'be • 6ft- returned w•lh His d• Prentice-Hall makes 10me of her parenta m Cndl! for which !lllldc him a 8 dicl!ono wlllch aren't aU to 'l'llf IU lw<h·-·•••.,..,..._.,,-.:, several days Friday Pic In tHo ways of the world liking of the !Delucllu&: open lor the and Mb• BUibf brought Rlaky and etc The son watched hiS !alher "No personal, eoljiOiile or ex- 1951 Michael Koehler, Colurilbw, here bakll\g hiS wares and said tJx euta are llli:ely 1n 1988 Rell Estate Tax to spend the week end With their "Fatbet , don't you know !heres o! the 19M tu code to d 11 t t ,,_.,..,. Mrs E S. Scchaal, a business recesSion on' Don'! away some lu advantag., anq famii: JO\I know that JK!oplc canrt buamel8 will be vqted A few Mr •nd Mrs Frank B...h and lord luxun,es hke hambureer•' loopholes Will be cloeed. 011 1, 19118. Mllli M:ldred Rou>b attended the There Is no sense In y•ur shwt allowance will be ,.. State H•~hwsy Chrlstmaa party~~ In& like \hat an• waring your beeau8f Senate lllajonty Marietta. 1\'lf out While bus1ness Is '" aucn er ft. bJobmobonthand,!owe Slpel ak· a recesllon. noY urn, uvm o :ncb I said the /athet "you Texu, want II retained rt ' ' 1 LAIOt LAWS UPcoMtNS now, and will "some new labor laws are In " He stopped shouting and watt· the cards. Supervlalon or pensiOit ed bcaIde 'the roa d Ior cuIllomen funds Is certainwill. ln"""lllt their "DemocratJ 1 M( •nd Mrs Homer Holter en· who dldn eome AJ savings control of both ho'*' of CoJ111'1!as 08 tertalned With a family dinner, dwlbdled, he had to oklntp th' In No..mber Number of Jljpuf>. ChrJStmas at the1r home, Cheater me G! bls delleJoua lican represcntJUvet w•ll be lbe road. and finally he bad to buy peorer fewest am<e New Deal days. Preoent were Mr aud Mn Olin mul "Republican bopes of maklntt Bailey and grandchildren, Bruct Add :lnellfi g;\h 0 anJ a lwt>-parly region have been and Nona of Cleveland, Mr worae. we In e man b)' Litth! Rock Four of the Mrs c D. Fteeker and Mr .... ,, aaymg • rec<liliOn mulll "" GOP repreeenleUvetl !tOm the fo!ra Roy F'J'eeker and dap&hllrs, on TaUt O.• Way Clot <llled Solid South are In Joan and Jacqueline of Pine Grove, II'oW to• get back to !Jlllchell and Mr. and Mn. Roy Holler and Who llotea thot If lt'IMI't a retelchildren, Allon, Janice .nd Nancy sloii lte are In, It sure feela lik< ·Ann.' ono wltlf steel operations down, Jnotot cat aalet ftlllng to meet etpeelitlllnS, haUling !llarta low er, and eapltal expendJturea on th' we~. I" •''Tiie- question Is," he saYa. "did I 1 to ' laoA vos n a teet!IS· The Sl• c Udren of Mre Minnie lod, and II ab, when are .., aol:rleWino were home Chrlatlnaa lng til talk oilr•elvea out of It? Day. They lneluded Aldo Qolo• '"i!be a~aw~ Is we'll tal~ olll' wine, Mrs Thelma !lri selves out of It )\'ban enough Dolly Bllley, Springfield; Mlas stock haa beell sol~ al tow prices ... •• 1 ~IIbert w-~ ser!et 10n to warrant another return to E:J~wi:; ~Mrs' Lu'::'~ Gregg at hilt prlcea. home "A~ tho present time the publl• The enUre ISn't' llilllr patted from ItS hole! home ror the ·HolldiYS lncltJ~e<l rapidly enough to lndlute Mr. and Mrs c n. a reverail Is In the eard~ J•flers6n; Ml\ amn~d .•~~~- .~:~~;~~~:! UntO the,. tell, prloeo will ce•· Bailey and sons,'> ltpue t~ drop." ard, Mn. Mts. Qob Shirk C. WALZEit abd Bobby Plnanclal !dltor Larff. llprlnkle, .Slirlnllflald: lll'i'. 1'm;.;;.;; UP ~ The Jtoek Greg& and Judy , and many of the WaU Miss Far~e Erlewlne, Middleport ~:\:,:."~~bas omply dlllCIIUDI· 'llltM'allilllllllf ... flllf eo recession m busi the eyes of proa·l ~ / M ~lro !Is.,; :~rs Ch r'stmaw I)ay ' ~Hd O~v&, ~I hun~e<l q~lldren 1 Jl~. ~ ~;~~r~=~~~ ~·~!~;~~~~~£.~~~~~ F'In I Coluillbu~ I Ha mF ' 'I m 0m1 Y Reunt"on H•ld 1£ Jobn~o{ ~ibn~, I t~ Notiod~ ,~ ~:kin; ~tt. ~outing ~.:!' eurt~t!o: I ~~~~f;~~t~~~ h~me ~ Sch~af ~t"· lfco. -~ ~ksQqu!ill C~ -~ Millo~ grandmot~er, W IJU., MEETING CANCELLED The December meeting of tho . Mr and Mrs Opha Offutt enler .alned With a party, ChtiJtlnaa "' 1 1 the11 home Rock Sprlnp road • I'""".Jo ",' "'"~•-•- Mld~'ep""' a ....etv .,.,., ~--........,~110"" - · " I!CiliU "' _,...,... , . .... w _ -ruv.. iATEB I.181l..l -;--~Auto Christmas.,arty Held At Offutt's Residence Tuesday ' '\. 1 oo Slp Off '1.1~ ·~ales ( 8 00 $!eve Allen Show 8.00 ~bOYY Show !Ofllll Ull'IUI l!OIUII Show 10 80 Waterfront I J;QO Nt'IIJ !IU4lJnel !1'10 )!llttWatob 12 00 ~e Story 12.80 llfleetlv•'l DairY ·e.411 1 Oil Down on t~e Farm 7·00 ISO TB!\ 1 45 Blue and Gray Football 9'00 Qao Game 10.00 ~ 00 S)Cy Kln5:)!0 llopalong Cwldy 10 30 8 00 News PIClure II 00 8 15 Sports Ete II 30 6:~ Federal Men 12 OC 7.011 SatiiJ'day •~W>t Jllllborte 12:30 7.30 Peotle A:e 'FUD111 1•00 8:00 Pel'l'l' COI!io 8:00 Tile- Artbllt ¥umy Party , 1:10 2:30 10:00 What'• 11 For 3·00 to 30 Your lilt Parade 4:00 bltOO l!ews ~ 4:4& 11.111 '\V~tltOielft .$:01! 11:15 Nltewat4 e· ~ ~~ ~Off na \ ·r a:LIYISION ~GUIDI WSA%·-TV Chan,el3 Cha~nel3 - Satur.ay Rural~~~· ~.tllrnges For The&tter In Past 17 Yeat~~~~~·MT~'J;etreva Nolan With Leading Role ~-~ ,...... of blme 11emon· stta~ Cbl~ lii ..Ull& 'tQqlity were lnvUed DY' 'all! ~ ~ -'ttl tl)lt 011 p~ 'thl!lr•~ tlli ltD dUb Wll1'k hall ~II> • . - · ~ &ra~F of Lang&· vwe \took .that 'OJlportuill~ to ll'evtew nol only her club work. Sill! Wlf6und >tim work of the Elten!llon Serfle~ important 10 many ol the rlll'al cbal)ges :for the better durmg th e past 15 to 20 years. Mrs Brale_y Ulleli the annual Achievement Day as a y.ar.dstlclt 1lf 'the changes m rur.il Melp Cpun'ty Here speakers are 'heard, exhlbits are ~aid out, .and .progress of 4-H clubs and home •mo~ntl'atlon clubs are studied She baft juSt retumil from 'the 1957 event heldin Middleport, l!ld wrote· "tlurlng !be !Ut 17 yearv llvlng conditions in rural Meigs County have 11B!lergone quite a cbl!lge. Hutng tt:ten4ed :moat Achieve. ment tla}' prqartJns 1118\'i! llbsei'Vll4 the pro$aSS from year to year otlthe 1natvldual ' ~HAUtlel, ~~dkport, Q., t)tc. 28, 141!1 -, :~:;;;::~;;;:;:~ "sO~ " Holte'r Famt'ly f>inner Is Held Chrt"stmas Day :~·a~ ;~~· s~ya?.· "J(Jfoll~,, hamburg~. wor~d Children Return Home for The Holt'dal Season ~ •.• ~une' • Sb~ ' ell~ "'nnt'versary Of Weddt'ng I•iJ C' e1ebrG ted .......,...,.,· .;..... ........... I I ,.,., w-.• ~ -· ·· lfielaiJIOdW--- ' The forty l•lth ann1versary ol toulltld!OJti!M~ M~ and Mrs Henry Roush, Racine, was eelebrated thiS week with t Rlj'ty at the home of llr and Mts. l"!ank Seaeh Yellow and while: decoration• weie used and Mrs B01eb 11!1"/ed Ice cream, cake and coffee to M'r and Mrs Roush, Mr and Mn Ra:r Roush, Mlsi Mildred Roush, Raelne and Mr •nd MrB Norman Yeaugor Ou Monday, Dec 23, the Beli\1" had a Cbrlllmls party IYhen gtll• ""lre exebanged and games played ~ urJng l~e qvemng Ice erdam • ADd• caffee were served td Mr. aM ~ Charle. KIII'T Sr, Ur and Mrs. Wayne Hamson and Mr and Mro. Norman Yea•rer ORDER TODAy ' AtYourDoor SPRING HHJ, Gaillpolll "QUAIJTYtJllSUt.Wt\YS" . ' , o''·"'' ·"• �' I .. • I '·( · bs~ 4 r .l . *t ,.-oups ot lh~ llolhe Coub.cll. l } M~ f l"l• ' 8 M1ilfl1 011 • ;~· w.~~ Y.wc:.rd lP oO !Jo\vdy ~ 11 Oil l'ul1' ' ~.so Tbe R\llf 4 lltddy Sbow '(Al6o, tbe art o£ making nuwers and Clulstmas decorll.tlons has added lllllch tp the joy and beauty lb the Mlile. As l ~eW1t 11£ tbe Home Council teaching, the ruul homes a1e better lighted and more artistic as to col· 01 and a11angement "The culture mherent m these Home Council programs is giVIng the rural woman qmte an advanced look fo1 the future This p1ogress in Me1gs County IS due to the effort of a quiet, unassuming lady, M1 s Geneva No. Jan who has stressed economy m each phase of her worrk " We doubt If a more dedicated person than Mrs Nolan In her work w1th rural lailles could be found anywhc1·e The unsolle,lted commendation above tuggests that one bf the vital moving forces for rural social ahange for continued rise In standards of llvJng, 111 for ever high conceptions of what Ufe- <tan mean in beauty, creativeness, and uaefun. ness, 1ollow largely the work of leaders like Mrs. Nolan. I s I 8U 6 80 11'00 ~ li fl!e-lae 11 SO !,!an to Men n,45 V!btl ~ 1'ir'IOD c.. Do T.V Chapel 12. 0 CbatJIJl!'qu!)lp BoWlllll 1· 5 Cbamplol!lldp Pro Football ~:00 lieel tbt }l!rels 5·30 Nm Plc!Ute ~.40 G01f:el Harlnolf' loya 8·00 Pro OOtlon 111 7 00 Ama c\U' Hour , 7:30 SallY 7:00 7 30 8 00 U:i blnatlon of fooda and secutlng a balanced dlel. 8:~1 Ho 0:00 9'80 10·00 U :~ 11.10 U 15 l ·OO Sill! on 'l'oday Jlomper !loom Trouble With !'ltber Arlene Francis Sbow 'l!reasure Hunt The Prlee hi 1118hl rruth or Consquenl:!ll Tor Tac Douab It ::Ould Be' \OU Mld·DaY NeWI Movietline Bride and Groom M•lln~ Tb,ealre Oueen lor • DU l.o<IOI'II IIOIIIIIIClOtl Comedy '!')me Spinach Piafho... Sjloru Eye Wutbereast News Pleture N'i!t: Ne\W Hawkeye '!'he Price hi lllabl lletlleli Gun !J'ales of Weill Far&o Nenty One Alcoa Theater AII.Star 1m News llea<lllnet Weathercut Nltewatch Sip Oil WCHS-TV Chanrtel8 Alfred Blteheoek OES INSTALLATION Allen Hughes Worthy Pall'on of Evangeline Chapter, OIDS, attd Mra .-.tlen Hughes selll'l!tacy <of the Che•hlre Chapter, OES, ~ e4 the dnstallatwn for OES chaptors m Racine and Gal!! polls and Mrs Uughes waa lPital led at th! servwe at Cheshire thi£ past week The Dailv Sentinel • jti!\ ' . ~bnel~onday Chan"'l 3 • Sunday 10:~ ~'QD lirvt! lleell taU&ht the art of sew· lng. As a result of this teaclll"" by the cut of :the dothea, one ~ not d!at1nguish between the tlty laity and the '!1Jra1 woman. "Tile healljl rJ. t~ S*!Pie is much lmprov· ed also through being 'taught the proper com· ·* ... I POI 'OON818TINI1' DII!MIMBLI tUVLfi WAti!tDS ,; 10 'll"'"" Nc"""•t<.. _.__ <W• lllf1!'..... ""'" Polderoy IIOClety Editor - Ph~ 8144 dli'lllt'l'ft1t.CI F·V:IJifiRJ:' 1 $81,000 Cl)all<'llft What's My Uno ~unday News S_peclal !J'be Late Sbow U'! .IJl ftR1!t, _lfiiOtUtr• • ·SOtmtY , C,l...;_ ,!~=~~~~=~:::;.:::::::::JI Chrfll:OI M d w ~~~lum~u~swltltzlh 'tphcenlrl - (}4) For Rent - - • ~n ':!' d , b Fred B h •dy . ' ,JV('l , Miss Jean La inn aj)ent Cfuisi. "1" with Mr and Mlil J:rneat Jones and daughter, carol Jean Columbus, and was ae<:comP.ailled • an ,horne Frtd'Y by Carol Jean 10r 1nd•11 n1te v' 1 1I Mrs Frank W•llon, Mill. Eldon Ga p'I Ch es~r. •• and ~I rs Adam Ill> • , pom~y, were v1s1ton In er'• ba•h ""rk er 8burg, ld ay "" Chrtalmas dinner guests of Mr: and Mrs Frank Beach lpcluded Mr and Mro. Robert •nd 10111, Mn. Delma !Ialley and l!r. and Mn No•man Yeauser Mr ana Uri John llrJin .and family were Ghrl!tmaa nly fllettJ 61 Mr and lira :Fred (leore and 10ns,. Rutlend. A·2o !'!'Y!!D• who " alaUootd at Wrlili!-Pf~ son Air r>orce Base, 11 home lor a lUtein daY with hlo parenti Jane Harris, studeht nurle at St. Joseph's Ho&Rital Setioo!' of l'!urslrlt. Parltersburr, Ji hOme lor the boUdaya and Mrs Wwl~h h~r H parenli, ·• -• flt. her · ' · arr,a a"" IIIIer, Jill diUI ter-ln law, Mr and SP.rvlcee · _ ~ "M aul ,Kautl' a~d family u ~ Sleep1ng room• C1ose Iii toWn 127• n• "II 11!, Walt~r Wolle and Mrs -~ "'" red' Stiles fotll}'llod home on Utlernul, Pometoy h 1 B • H. RAWLINGS SONS CO - Ja 1 • 6tc 1 b Ursday ~fter t vlalt In Colum 2 21 bbur Wrecker Service. Day -~ W' UllfeWith a•d rur l•mlly abd Ml'l Ro'"rt ... t• ·~ •heal 0 " " 11!!27 "lght p]jone 4 rooms and bath, (urn•0039-X. A\lallab1e Ja•"01!:.\1;1;:1!11D!.DGE • FLYMOU1H il II M .,...,1 1,tj "bon• ,.~. . ... ..: lllr and Mra. Vll'llll Campbell retu... d ~91lll 'l'huniday after ' 6 I dayi' 'vlalt wltlf Mr and ulv "' , l'or Bent - Extension I.MIM lin.. Anlbbny }llgllol Columbus Scallola £.oJl'ds, tli'op Clotlla Albie ,Jelurned Clh\tou ria»er, llldCIIII!JOl'(; tO' her ho'm,'i Thunllay ' i Ph,me tl2fl5.1. 111 tf alter spend'Pl Cbrlitmalll\'ltb bet 195S Ford VS Cu51omllne 3 dr Sebry>tber a~d- sbter·ln· law Mr and dan. tordolliall~ Oft&' c~rut 'Inlier ~ce newt· Clf llldale> Mra , Ed~ I&; lloetllbh. ownef. ~ew lf~lck tradeln pol'! Get illtldll; Mr ilelil6 lJhd and tea $!,2~. Bltottnar's Jfolileroy. !2 2~ 6tc i;Ound barto )'OJJ. l>lloa. B'.HRI. l()tt, T~itl, lillllt Cbrlslti!D dlnher Edeat ROflloldl, lltynotd's.DaJrr q! h$' ..rr. lnd store, )IJ.1ll'!eport, Obln. taille' Hiieill&i. ' lP Utili Mf. a»d Mrs: Clfl !.'fbllte nd _ _ _ __..... dallghiel's; Jitnda aQd Mr.: Jelfiey Wllsbn and gU'ell, l(ft; ~one W'l (17) H'elp oon A;.~IVIIIe sli<!l!t Glirtstm~f 1955 Olds ·~" 2 d~ Holhday Cpe With Mil and' 'M~· Vehle Davit' ll'o packed to the brim with vim Mid MOLDERS Heav• floor tttd p1' Tops In condiiion and appear· ' " MrdIoportt and M' "'' I! work. Mull set cores by drawing• • 1'!1 ....,g ne Dent of ancc $1,795 Blaettnar's Pom· 8 or poilr 20 ton' lildl~. SeJid •II: prlngflel'l, holiday p em of Trlr. and !its Glo\'l!l Sptlft, ol eroy 12 28 6tc piJeatlon letler to tlie colonial her parea , r. and Mn. Carl Jieeb,his, !ell Tilutlday fdr their 195• Ford vsila;;clf\iia~on Ex~•P' Follhllr1 Co., LoulsvUie, Ol!lo. Quallt home after apendlnc Chl'litiilas 12 2'1 610 Mr. and Mrs. 01111\ Silley and with ller lOft l)i' J J Dlll'll and · · ·.,.--.----:,__ l(l'andcHUdren of are blo lamUy trbb' for 11ona11n every way. Blaettnar s' Pomeroy 12 28 61c Now taking applications for Sen· the guests of her parents, Mr. and Cbrlitmas cllnner were :Mr P d dr Sedan A hnel Newapaper Routes 1n Ml'!l C D 11156 Dodge Mn. H. E Ililall. · an wing beauty4 Ne-r PoqUac Pumeroy. Call 398, pomeroy. llr. and Mn Hbni't Holler and Mr and Mn. Cbarles Lucu and llllde-ln• $1,69e Blaelln&r's Porn• 12 28 tp Mrs C D Frl!tker visited teoont· ehUdn!D Rodney and Marjo'IJ eroy 12 28 6tc ly With M" add Mrs Raytliolfd Caledonia, are vlolllnJ her parebb .........-.tiuel Newspaper In Frecker, TUppers Plains. Mr. md lt!n. Homer Jones, and 19114 Buick V8 Super 2 dr Riviera llliddleport Call 98 Porno Mn. E. L Arnold ol Athens Rd her grandmother, Mn. Lena McEI· 3 ' .J3.tf spent Clltlllillaa at Rand, w. Va, Minny. Coupe Power Steering & Brakes ro 12 Owned by one of our local mer Y wltli h~r daui1iter arid famll;, M~ lit and Mra. Verne Davia 00• chants N~w Bulei trade m (Z())Buslness Servi- and Mia Ctilrtes Elliott. Sbe was tertalned with a Cbrlltmao dinner Blaettnar's Pomeroy. 12 28 6to """~ aceompanled bOJile Thutaday by lor Mr and Mn. Carl Moore and c•ov Fdrdor Deluxe, R' -H I,;~;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;o;;;;;;w=;;;;;;;;;i;;;~ Iher daughter, Mrs. Ruth Richards daugbtera, Linda and Mn. Jellrey • ~ GOod Cliln Utlltl Ctn or Galllpollo, who spent the day Wll10n, Pon\eroy; MrL Leone Wll· ~taUdard ililll, orlgmal met•l· Alllllaket' aAd Modell willi the Elllotts. son, Amesville, a~d William Swlab e greeft !lhllh, Lew mileage ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morrll and er gCod condlllon, 218 m1 oil RT sons, Mlddletoom., and Melvin 1111· Mrs Jacob IIetz wu called to 148, (Bradlibry Rd) on Shot Gun AUTO 6Ai.ls ne, Columbus, were Christmas Colum~us Wednesday ~y tbe death Hollbw Rd. Call week dayo be • "' oOo!i ooli _ peots of Mr and Mrs Roy Riffle ol her brother c E Walters tween 10 30 a Ill and 3 00 p m ijUlCk blkvlilli OD wo,ton 1\e- Mi. and Mrs EVerett Thomas Mrs Claren;e Bailey and sons Phon"< 6924 Y W1lllam K B•lley pairlnJ by Foetor)' Trained and daughter, Faye, and Ros1 Mlcha~l and Rl<baril Sprmg!leld' , 12 za, 3tP wofcbqlabr, COLLINS JEWEl. Jones vlBltcd Chnstmas Day In are spending a week 'w•tb her m.: JVIIlys Station Wagon-;;;g't.;i lll115 1 Ill Crook&V\lle with Mr and Mrs thOr 'Mrs Minnie Erlewlne and 2paint nnd tires. New clutch, ' Yotu: 01!11 AU\tiMized Walter T)lomas and !nmJiy. fem;ly. ' qew..l>al!eey, f!uns line $4 ~ ~ Faile 'll.\VBB ' Ml\N Mr an'd Mrs Pal Parker and •J H. Gnte, who lo Ul with a Phone 3 4-M .2i!.{Jtc ~~ ~ II' J!tariln dallghlet and lllr and Mr~ Char- heari eonditlon, lJ a ll)Odical pa llilWe or les Meinhart and sons of Colum· !lent at Melge General Hospital 12 7 731 IJ. 1!\aln bus Were Chrtatm11 guesto of Mr Mr an6 Mro. Bernard Full! and PICK UP TRUCKS l'llo 5 PM and Mrs Max Memhart ' daughters, Beth and Barbara, VII· 19M-CHEVROLET \!, ton $1195 oo "' o. tr t0.7·U Mr and Mrs. Dayton PhilliPS lied frtend9 ID Ch!Uicotbe on Deluxe Equipment, hepler and family have returned home at Chrlllmas Day 1954-CHEVROLET 1!. ton 00 1' TIRMITIS lltTERMtNATiD ter a week'a visit with relatives In Mrs. Sam TUrner Ashland OhiO DelUxe Cab, Heater !'or lrte phone 383-JI, Columbus Is visiting lllr and Mrs 11152-GMC '• ton $61!3 Gllmlll'e Sbpply St<Jl'e, Pomeroy. Mr. .and Mrs Harry Dixon and Hood and sons and Mrs. JoSle bed, Heater,004-Spd Ah work aumnteed Fullr In- son, R1eky, ol Columbus, and Mra TUrner ' 1951-FORD 1!. Ibn $t85 00 sured. vaughan's IJI~•.!IIrlal and Earl Kelly, Lanoaater, were recent Mr and Mrs Franeli Buah and 1951-GMC 1!. ton $48500 Ri!JJ!o~Ual Te'nnliA! Conll'ol Sir MUestJ of Mr and lllrs Herbert sons, Roger, David and Jerry, of 195~MC ll ton $445 00 vie! St 'IV Va 7 £ Dixon and family. Xenia, were Chrlatm" 811011i of Platlorm bed, 4 Spd Uri. Clara Grueser and Mr1. Mr. aDd Mrs. c J. Rhodes. Also 191?- INTERNATIONAL $14500 I Wilma Slobart were Cllrlatmas visiting thb. llhe<IOI bome Christ· \!, ton box bed; 4 Spd. dlnner.gUeats'of Mr. and Mn Her- 1110 were !lr. and Ml'i. Fre<lllbth IIOMIROY MOTOR co. mtuetUIW. 1 bert DIXon family and dlua1JIOI't, Sharon, Judith and - Phone 491 - Ohio IIC!tAI' IRQN - Mi "U Mlas Marilyn Grueser was Martba, ,wlrlemont. 12 27 !c holiday gUeBI or her parentJ, Mt. dinner llyer pestslneluded of Mr " and Mn. Karl Grueser, Miner• andChrletn!as Mrt. Kenneth 1 Scie ldr. ahd Mr5 Karl Grueser and Mr. and 111'9 Charles Byer, Mrs - -- - " - llf -... Jlne Gllkl!)', Middleport; Guy Gil· and CC'RN: Stanley Gibbs, key, Columbua, Mr and LotJ Bottom, Route 2. I·, "'ll " Cloyd Barnell and daughter, Von11 21 8tlp CONCRITI: BLOCD NOTICI OP FILING AND HIAR· da Lee, Leon. Mr and Mn. Byer I _ _ _ _"' !NO O'i INVENTORY reeetved a cuekoo •loek lor "lllllf llttflr Per L.... Prebalt Court, Molp County, Ohio Cbrillmaa from their son, Robert, Nice Saddle. Herb WIUlama, GBUISD ILOCK TO tho Executor Ot Admlnletra· who Ia st.Itloned at an Arlll!' hosShade, Ohio I 1;2;2f<6tp tor and to oueh of the loUowlng as pltalln dermany. FOil SA.LJ!;: one Lanoaiter deep I Mil• a..th are resident• of the alate ol Olilo· Mr. and Mrs L D. Diles wero 'well jet pump 'olllh P¥Uft ., aurvlvl!lr spouse, If any; next of Christmas II:Ve guestJ of Dr and tank an;t &'Critch. AlsO t!Sfeet If, Ia Clll Wtn. ll'llllllr )dn; ~llellelarleo under the ...w, Mt1. Charbia Jividen and children, ptJsUe p!t>O, 1~ s IV•; one .... ._,.... 111 Illy,· the allorney or atloi'JI,eYI Tom llld Ellen, and Mr. and Mr,. arclllteet's drawlnr' tab'-, (Vol :l!:~~~~~=""""'" representing any ol the aforelften• Harry Mltehell Jr and sons, Ath· md tooll ODe typmila' desk WiU,;~!oi'SERVici. tlolle<l pel'lons: ens They returned home Cbrllt· md one IUJn& cab1nn, handmade, Phone 2011. Clo~d Appliance You are hereby notified that on mas mornln& where they enter one oleeltlc tabJ.'•aw, Me wOod Stlirt. 118 w M St p•-·..._ the Ultli daY Of Dl!(ember, 19D•, talned Mr. end Mrs David D•les, '" Itd Olli lldobollrd, ' " 2 ~-v, •--nt~ "lch.. and Mr. and Mrs we, on• ao 28 tf an """ •• , 1nd Apprallllinent o't 'Detroit, ., Ia OliO "White" sevlll!l llliChlne, -::-::-::~-----=--=the etlale of Allred H Genhelm· antique. Pomero• 8JIW. Ill) I er, deceased, late of Pomei'O)' VII· lfarllyn, Larry and Bob were the io t 6lt< o riSUI'IGnce lage In llld county was !Ued ln !Chrhltmas diMer guetta of her 00~ ko'*!IIOD. this Court. f,JI'Il~tr, !>lr. aod Mrs Welby Wha EleclloiWI ~w~ and Clarla. w., i\u.ltl. Plte, PoUo. Call !JOe Hearlna on 1111t tliveii!IJ!t land' I tf, Dl r\Yin For Sale. Call stellbcfore $ a. llltla. lllildle;ort. Olilo. !\(lpralsement will tit bad till!Ott ,Mr. Mra. William Parker m or after 4 p, bl. 10 te 81fe • this Court on thf ISU d~ . cit ID~Iariilly of Columbus and Ed· ~J '0'7 t 10•"" "!"'" w Plll'ker Jr were the hohda" 1 Custom Buill ltltcban Kitchen' laraae"I!DIIfl!ll ~ ~• .;.nuary • • ' a ·'"' 0 """"' peatl Ot their parento, Mr and dealgnfd for JQur boma. Free ~eport. lin • A~l• ·F.JJceptlollll thereto ltjay be flied ToM. I!CII'Iard Parker sr , Miners· estimt<!' PONIIIIII i .Abaoll. Jlolildl PIIIDe 4SIJ.lt: NJI.II by any Interested party 11 811)' vUie. · · Phone ~!· 86U time prior flve daya before the Mr. and Mrs John Flaher an 10 Good Mile~ uay lly the blle os date eet ' r bearlll& 10n1 ol Akron were holiday guesta trailer load. H. A. Cole, TUp IV'l W~S my 'olcnature and of their parents, 11t1. W1ll1am pm Plallll Phone 1210. the <10al of &aid Court1 tblt Flaber Mln~e, md Mr and IN.SIIp. NOW 19ih day Of December t811t. Mrt HeDrt Rouab of !laelne 1 (11) SAlVI $100 TO $IOOO John 0. BlooD Mf· and lolrl. Harold Wlgglna Wa'rtr.., OlilO:, dealer ....... Jud,e ami E;.orllllio GIM ud l•mtb otilt Vmon are the '' "'"" ily. IleUi V. II'YsiU i!lflitj: of lie~ lllolltfi\ li!rs Fan· with 75 new and tiled tralkb Iliptttjo Cl~ ille' Jruj!.t; t.l!J!Jirsvllli. It to 50 ft., also 10 wldet. TW (12)121 28 2tc: lllr. and Mrs Jamea Fisher and md three bedrooms, natlono!l. ' ' daughter •eturned to their home, 1 known make<!. The po• Thuraday, after •pend· llble terms IDY\fhorc. Dr!Vi NOTICE OF APPOINTMiNt tDtl Cbrtltmas wltb his parents, Hille and ;.;;oe 1 lot These er EJtalt of Foy Jukts, Dtcusatl lolr and Mrs Paul Fisher, Minerswell WOI'Ill JQur trip. Thll 1 Nolke Ia hereby given ' that ville. 1our LAST shopping place, ,. Helen J LaY wboae Poat 0/llce Jlr. and \Irs. Thomas Youn' cOme prepared to deol. Fist addren Is 283 Ocean VIew, Sault !pent Cbrlstlnao m Nelsonville m "deUvery. Moye In tomw cruz. llallfornla baa been duly apo with their daughter and family, row. An1t1Jlng of) value talien pollltM aa Exe<utrlx ol the EataiAI lit a~d Mro Robert Rogers, and Ia tride. of h1 tukel late ol Syracuae, daugbletl. They were' accompanied WAVERLY· MOBILE IMeigs County, Ohio, decease<l. tiome bl' JaniCe and NancY Rogers HOME SALES Date<l this 26th day of Peeem- w~o wUI spend aeveral days with , j her, 1937. , thtlr grandparenli. U' • • Iiighway 23 John C. facob Mf and Mrs E J Hill were bu• 1 WAYIRbY, OHIO' Jud&e of Ill~ Probate Coilr!, JJieu vlaltors In Par~rsburg, ,W Meigs Countf, Ohld VJ , tp<mo. 1 (12) 28, (I) 4, 11, 3tc Mr. and Mrs Robert Gooch and ((.II Real Estate daugbiA!n, Teresa, Cynthia and Su lm WAID aan, arrived Monday for a VISit 1!even Room House with l!arlp, With be~ parento, Mr and Mrs E centul locatwn In Mlndlcport J lllll M'r Gooeh returned home on eorner lot Will sell fu;nlan: Wednelday evening and Mrs ed or unfulnlshed, ?aori1 ~b ~d dauebters remained lor - - .--:..J.. .....,. '?' IIO!tt D. L. Beol, 212 R' b~ • tlltil data. We will buy two uoecl ll,'i5 Jl.l!jln ..,. Mldcllelj>rl, Oltlo. IIJ.10.tti Mn. C!Jude Dant Ia a medical lual oU tanka. Call ' liqlliilil ho ll!';""'<l'f!l •· ,.,_ II - - _..pau~ at Holzer1HoSJOltal. Filmllilh Store. • 12 20 3tc -~'"""':..::tr~r....,. ""·.Iii,,.., .. .....,.,. __ •• ' " • 1 --~ --~~ Phon~ -(~·)A.:;: :-S,.Ies 1 ~ _ _,_ .....,..,. - ~veta ~~~. 1 !lei~ !~tid illes~ Halle~ 'l'horiip~n coiUlftti~l ~nd ~11: . ~{j; ~lti: Wonted Qa,-~li 1 flitl~dih "if $1,49~. Cot~"net ~wept Clev~land Join(;.. 'th~ Ftee~r N··o~w-'-ta""kl~n,-ap~pl-o;:'ca-!'" 11-on"i\~utes •"~r;or_S. .:. . n·.;. iosi ""Jtel Ml'fROPO\.ITAN '* l'"llfl~ro• 5 70 ~· /o'i':.~ 'lrJ,• ===-:--==:-:-:---- $89~ BABY ILL :nopect!~Q S\i~e The Mi<tdlcport Emergcnc) Squod wos call ed at 4 4~ p m Fr1 day when a Harrts baby was re ported 111 at IJHm hvmc on Beech Street "'•r· I~ l'ilmftoo~ Middleport Ch amhnr of Com'rter"" which Was scheduled lor Dee 21, wus <:anccllcd FrHlU) und Ulf' next mooting will be January I 0 at 7 30 at the VIUage Hall All members a1e urged to be presen• !or election of off1cn s and r,• ports of vdrlous key committees JUNK CO. I========== I dA~ ~F-O:-: RSA1_E WHTN-TV Channe113 a~d oulo VALLEY ((}~ ~t ~-, ~he L-o/ Noti~e Mr~ oa of........., ' 1~20 p,.,., iiinct' ~ ab~ Till •·I LERS TRAILERS Ac:r low~st Roome New F'utllitUM "'d. DnO' D .'ro Sent!ttl INTEIIRml Or ARI!!A ~ION l"llhll .ithertllln1 rop,.Mlnl• IIIII, llotllitiii4Cimblll, lne., 849 ~ ~"• N"' Yotlt CIIJ, $299.00 ~ 1!11 ,tee011d claa mallln1 I* otl1ee It Pom .. ~- •f! lilt ...,..,.. ~ BAKER , ~·- l'lla: Dell..ry b1 -..,a..n.blo so Clalllt - ,_ 1ftr In dvance at 1•"" .lil!!iillil. ~ a.t\tilltl olllee, $1D 110, ti.IO; thret month, ~ liP ~ Mn Clara Phllllpa, who It nuroln1 In Columbus, open! lhe week PIO. 'llr ~!.'!JUte whore avail· end at home and on Saturday ahe ,~·-. 0111 1ll9lll!l ''· BY mall one entertained her family with a jfit till alii ll'oatllt, M U ; lhi'Cf dinner ono 111011lh, fl. CIOI enee Wr•eht, /ormer Wllk"· • I N-414 'itirl: a!Wrnoon u Ville resident, lo aei'IOutly Ul In -';·110; 'j!i:i"''""' n"' •o..,.. _, , -~iUI lfomaak , . • ~· ... , i 1Mlntll P..fli!t iubr Ann Holtor, ol CGiumbua, : ,~ ~ jiiOM •tJiieftl Sunda1 With lolr. 'ntl MtL , ,· rra Holter. ,. 4 ' • ' i······' FURNITURI o.,'"r.lf.~:~~ ' ' ' ' I ii!c .....• I ' Judith us Saturday for Ba iUll\9re, Tile home WM decorated In keep lor wltlilb• hollda,.ea&On kefreshmeUIJ were aerved dur lng th' den!Pa to llr and iln Lawrence Smllb and Mr and Mn Cherry Ne'"ll~ ol c;hester, llr enll Mra Gofald '*hwter, PomiroY, DUel llr and Uri. Ctrl Norril and cbU· to villi Mr ?.hi m, Carrie and Carla, Baatiail and !IT! Wllllanl DUel an•! ehlld ren !lr and MIT. Fred Bush and family also visited his lalher, A. L Bush, durtnall!tlr vklt here. Mr and Mrs .lfartln Carson and dau•htber, Pa~ela su• lndlanap '" ~• ·of his mo· ohs• are holiday thrr, Mil Mit...,. .......... Sundav dhlller w""-~· ......of,._ u a-• Mrs Joe' You-' Sr. were 'lr •·-•• "" and "' • ,,. Jr and children " olrs Joe Youna llelanle and ~~ n~ Wil9llsRela' Mr and Wlllllim Kitrtien and Deborah, Chillicothe; Mr. •nd Mro Charles Bradbury arid SIIZIIJne Aoa 1,11d Mary Jultlar Ktbllfdy' Middleport, M,;. "''d llltL ~bert Yatea an~ ehlldt~n Sandra Cathy and Ra~dy, -!at Mr and , Allen Hushes vUitod Sund(JI wllb MI. and lilts ?'bunnan H•llftr and ilfiiiJ Jlm and BiD, NelionvJUe ' Sputnik Provide& T tafJI im~ t For ATrip TA Mars 'I LONOO!f tl' - Rdl!u'• plo· neer t~Jjle Sputnll: io hulht'provided the fll'lt plaliOtJ You tab ll!ffddq 1114 ~ antvr on 'lim the ll~ol opring. lljnlftilis · iHIIj> clltllng lilt tart). ()d. 4, )lauloded UJII' r=~4 today by lldllili ' • tlort than 3~ liM! II JttllllOIIIIIlld 'If illY. (loti of ~It 11111"~• Mr and 111'1 Paul K Ru!!ell and Tlil1 If 14 the lhl! dauuhter, Katie, l!lddloport, !lr frllrn tfie £aiili Uj ¥'trl when !he spokemau •nd Mrs Raymond WIIS<•n Colum plal,.ll ,,.. af ~ eloust ouo and Mr and llro Offutt and Ru811a lteelf made no tllllmate n.. i chlldron, Carl and Opal of dlotalloe 1n 116 latelt report on i' ble purpoae 'he -- 1Y pomted ror a reoort I~ • II t•lilt•"hi<u~ •K•• 1out II •~..t to pua I~•· 15001h and to seek wu aoou spin aronn~ thlf sJobe. rlle~at prloo-fllln& AI ground level on the- Equator rll'd oul under tbo .• th• earl h 1s ~,000 mlleo aroun 1t soon ol the Julll.. J)tPaf{l! The sate lll te eovera many more I ~ mdea ln ltJ revolutions because Ito The fcdml atenU A reunion w&a enJoyed by the ltrongly eUipliall orbit u kea II ' lng the records children, grand chUdren and greai several mllea away !rom I Amertra n grand of ],!(. 111d Mr1 the earth at Itt ltrlbettiJOinl American John Hamill wllell' tliey met at 1 There aeema to be uo doubt with their lwi~ ill Hol'nlnC Star lor a said aeleuognpber (moon expettJ The .. ;;;~~: ;i'ilni~ turkty dlllllq dll ClitJJtinal J)ay Patrtck Mopro , that Sputnik J al· d1a~ r Those ~I " " llr. end Mrs ready bu travelled farther than 1ply Iarti<: ,;;j.;~"irfl;. Roger GrulliOJ', Mn. Oeo from Eanb to Min. , wed by no TheiSt abd diJillblef, <:olumbua 'l'here Ia, a ealdi In the tune· Irl llr Mfi. Nin'illaB Ttiela• oi table Moore IIYI 11 would be Th Oak it. a\111 lfJ<s, <llarebce "Nrt ltlaletu! of flltl" te try to ere '" Gruelef, lilt. 11114 MN: Delmar '' ' " "mIn • idallibt lloe Tbt aboUt tbt Mr. al!ll lf1i•. lldtiiltt mtbel1 HillliO aDtl'aOIIi ,loelll llld ltr. and eeleatlal•If 'nk'l. the men who li.eadlrll Ctll!k 11011; were ClbrDI· Mn. Hamm arow 101 •'fldlllll>• olthe akl.., mns diMer pejto of Mr. and Mn. recommend w11at tboy <Ill th6 11 Jo~ You~. -Jr. ~Dd tllildrell,j aw•' Woodsliolit INICII't;~0 • noatleaton to e•d at mid •ear Wb1 theD UUOin't J..._ tbe' market 1 . IY 1tiit1Ja Wlr~ 0 M"n 0 H. Sti~ Ia' 'lf!endlnr UriltN' ,...,.. PIMiileli! lllttr •purt, up,, adU ite II tilt ll'adm.,t~e holid~ Willi 1111' •9'1 Mn NEW 'YOM t1P-1'1ie Iilii• and, Wilen oli6uld be jump in'" Jack Wblto end tiught<ro In did, blind IJIIfl 0Jid beslilf 0;, whTifaJchl'a a qi1811"'1 for the oraolet Washm~ton Courthouse hamburger stand 11 tht roa•·,·'e Of -~dUy dare..!'.!'!"'1Jtent. T W Autheraon """ ~w- Wa ou'"'' "" a Chrlstruu luM oi and sadly remarked· I ttl od . can .. Paul i.:d "Yeo, Indeed, mull be a reall'ons Why one lt!n Wllllam llobllili !ell reeeu lon SurelY there Is no "Jum 1 too lntpaUent about lor Kllllll Ci!1 wb.,. •he nlore use lis my ahoul give ::••:: vlall Mr. 'nd Mra, JUly Robson what line h,amburgen I ha., approxlinallon of 1 datA! whe It and son. Mr. and Jiis J. D Eivm lor sale. !!In atrord them would be wile to load nltb will stay at the Roboon home with any more" stoeU. up " Mrs Ben J!nolll wl!lle sHe•II! gbne. Not long lfeli!r€, we are to beWA'I'CH IKI, CONOII1!SS Mr. oild :Mri. CblrleJ Stobart lleve Mltthell of Ctllada'a apar Marko! men "'port many uncer· and daugbtber, Janet Kay, Athen1, kllng market letii'J', the blind talnlle• abeads Tbe 11ree1 wiU lie artd Ro10r I!~~Yl8fdlor at the man was worllllll lndu!llrJOusly watc:hiug very eare!lilly every i:rnlverolly or Wea VIrginia, are at his tiamliurger stand, ahoutin~ move ol the President and eoa. bollday t~~esti, ol tbelr piltnts, hiJ wares to· the motonsu :-~lth a greu, earlt In 1988 for a clue01 Jlr and • 'John Cbancl!y. '!'be bli megaphone. Juat now the ranli and file of • Stobarts are also vllltlng Mr and Mot~rlsts 1111d pmersby heeded perls thlnb thai apendlnr wUI go Mrs Hubert Pulleas and llllllly the call, tatted of, ha product and wild and that CoJ111'1!19 will nulllt)' Mr. and lin; Raber! Reibel e~· pronouneed 11 exeellent a balaueed budiel tbe President tertalned witH a family diMer on Sindt .... To Con.,. will pr~nl SOme iUOIJ there'D Monday evening at l~elf home on Business prospered as the sat 11 be deficit spending and pump Leading Creek Road. Guc~tJ were fled <ulllomers came ~act tor stuff, bul they'd like to IIi- and ~n: WOllam Klt<tien and mm and mor'e The bhnd man and see jlllt what wlll bap. ~ughtet, Deborah, ChUUeotb~. was able to send· Ills son 10 col and llr and Mrs Charleo Bnd· lege and duriHg the four-ym PrenUce-H:alllblnb that at least bury and eblldren, Asa, Mary and coune be oold more and moro I~;~:'.~~~~~ additional In ap. Suztnne. hamburgers by bJS sboutmg, and II I! llkely to go Into , rtc Son "'· Sch•al lias been tht quality of the produel v1siting T llss !anet l!utby at the . ll'be • 6ft- returned w•lh His d• Prentice-Hall makes 10me of her parenta m Cndl! for which !lllldc him a 8 dicl!ono wlllch aren't aU to 'l'llf IU lw<h·-·•••.,..,..._.,,-.:, several days Friday Pic In tHo ways of the world liking of the !Delucllu&: open lor the and Mb• BUibf brought Rlaky and etc The son watched hiS !alher "No personal, eoljiOiile or ex- 1951 Michael Koehler, Colurilbw, here bakll\g hiS wares and said tJx euta are llli:ely 1n 1988 Rell Estate Tax to spend the week end With their "Fatbet , don't you know !heres o! the 19M tu code to d 11 t t ,,_.,..,. Mrs E S. Scchaal, a business recesSion on' Don'! away some lu advantag., anq famii: JO\I know that JK!oplc canrt buamel8 will be vqted A few Mr •nd Mrs Frank B...h and lord luxun,es hke hambureer•' loopholes Will be cloeed. 011 1, 19118. Mllli M:ldred Rou>b attended the There Is no sense In y•ur shwt allowance will be ,.. State H•~hwsy Chrlstmaa party~~ In& like \hat an• waring your beeau8f Senate lllajonty Marietta. 1\'lf out While bus1ness Is '" aucn er ft. bJobmobonthand,!owe Slpel ak· a recesllon. noY urn, uvm o :ncb I said the /athet "you Texu, want II retained rt ' ' 1 LAIOt LAWS UPcoMtNS now, and will "some new labor laws are In " He stopped shouting and watt· the cards. Supervlalon or pensiOit ed bcaIde 'the roa d Ior cuIllomen funds Is certainwill. ln"""lllt their "DemocratJ 1 M( •nd Mrs Homer Holter en· who dldn eome AJ savings control of both ho'*' of CoJ111'1!as 08 tertalned With a family dinner, dwlbdled, he had to oklntp th' In No..mber Number of Jljpuf>. ChrJStmas at the1r home, Cheater me G! bls delleJoua lican represcntJUvet w•ll be lbe road. and finally he bad to buy peorer fewest am<e New Deal days. Preoent were Mr aud Mn Olin mul "Republican bopes of maklntt Bailey and grandchildren, Bruct Add :lnellfi g;\h 0 anJ a lwt>-parly region have been and Nona of Cleveland, Mr worae. we In e man b)' Litth! Rock Four of the Mrs c D. Fteeker and Mr .... ,, aaymg • rec<liliOn mulll "" GOP repreeenleUvetl !tOm the fo!ra Roy F'J'eeker and dap&hllrs, on TaUt O.• Way Clot <llled Solid South are In Joan and Jacqueline of Pine Grove, II'oW to• get back to !Jlllchell and Mr. and Mn. Roy Holler and Who llotea thot If lt'IMI't a retelchildren, Allon, Janice .nd Nancy sloii lte are In, It sure feela lik< ·Ann.' ono wltlf steel operations down, Jnotot cat aalet ftlllng to meet etpeelitlllnS, haUling !llarta low er, and eapltal expendJturea on th' we~. I" •''Tiie- question Is," he saYa. "did I 1 to ' laoA vos n a teet!IS· The Sl• c Udren of Mre Minnie lod, and II ab, when are .., aol:rleWino were home Chrlatlnaa lng til talk oilr•elvea out of It? Day. They lneluded Aldo Qolo• '"i!be a~aw~ Is we'll tal~ olll' wine, Mrs Thelma !lri selves out of It )\'ban enough Dolly Bllley, Springfield; Mlas stock haa beell sol~ al tow prices ... •• 1 ~IIbert w-~ ser!et 10n to warrant another return to E:J~wi:; ~Mrs' Lu'::'~ Gregg at hilt prlcea. home "A~ tho present time the publl• The enUre ISn't' llilllr patted from ItS hole! home ror the ·HolldiYS lncltJ~e<l rapidly enough to lndlute Mr. and Mrs c n. a reverail Is In the eard~ J•flers6n; Ml\ amn~d .•~~~- .~:~~;~~~:! UntO the,. tell, prloeo will ce•· Bailey and sons,'> ltpue t~ drop." ard, Mn. Mts. Qob Shirk C. WALZEit abd Bobby Plnanclal !dltor Larff. llprlnkle, .Slirlnllflald: lll'i'. 1'm;.;;.;; UP ~ The Jtoek Greg& and Judy , and many of the WaU Miss Far~e Erlewlne, Middleport ~:\:,:."~~bas omply dlllCIIUDI· 'llltM'allilllllllf ... flllf eo recession m busi the eyes of proa·l ~ / M ~lro !Is.,; :~rs Ch r'stmaw I)ay ' ~Hd O~v&, ~I hun~e<l q~lldren 1 Jl~. ~ ~;~~r~=~~~ ~·~!~;~~~~~£.~~~~~ F'In I Coluillbu~ I Ha mF ' 'I m 0m1 Y Reunt"on H•ld 1£ Jobn~o{ ~ibn~, I t~ Notiod~ ,~ ~:kin; ~tt. ~outing ~.:!' eurt~t!o: I ~~~~f;~~t~~~ h~me ~ Sch~af ~t"· lfco. -~ ~ksQqu!ill C~ -~ Millo~ grandmot~er, W IJU., MEETING CANCELLED The December meeting of tho . Mr and Mrs Opha Offutt enler .alned With a party, ChtiJtlnaa "' 1 1 the11 home Rock Sprlnp road • I'""".Jo ",' "'"~•-•- Mld~'ep""' a ....etv .,.,., ~--........,~110"" - · " I!CiliU "' _,...,... , . .... w _ -ruv.. iATEB I.181l..l -;--~Auto Christmas.,arty Held At Offutt's Residence Tuesday ' '\. 1 oo Slp Off '1.1~ ·~ales ( 8 00 $!eve Allen Show 8.00 ~bOYY Show !Ofllll Ull'IUI l!OIUII Show 10 80 Waterfront I J;QO Nt'IIJ !IU4lJnel !1'10 )!llttWatob 12 00 ~e Story 12.80 llfleetlv•'l DairY ·e.411 1 Oil Down on t~e Farm 7·00 ISO TB!\ 1 45 Blue and Gray Football 9'00 Qao Game 10.00 ~ 00 S)Cy Kln5:)!0 llopalong Cwldy 10 30 8 00 News PIClure II 00 8 15 Sports Ete II 30 6:~ Federal Men 12 OC 7.011 SatiiJ'day •~W>t Jllllborte 12:30 7.30 Peotle A:e 'FUD111 1•00 8:00 Pel'l'l' COI!io 8:00 Tile- Artbllt ¥umy Party , 1:10 2:30 10:00 What'• 11 For 3·00 to 30 Your lilt Parade 4:00 bltOO l!ews ~ 4:4& 11.111 '\V~tltOielft .$:01! 11:15 Nltewat4 e· ~ ~~ ~Off na \ ·r a:LIYISION ~GUIDI WSA%·-TV Chan,el3 Cha~nel3 - Satur.ay Rural~~~· ~.tllrnges For The&tter In Past 17 Yeat~~~~~·MT~'J;etreva Nolan With Leading Role ~-~ ,...... of blme 11emon· stta~ Cbl~ lii ..Ull& 'tQqlity were lnvUed DY' 'all! ~ ~ -'ttl tl)lt 011 p~ 'thl!lr•~ tlli ltD dUb Wll1'k hall ~II> • . - · ~ &ra~F of Lang&· vwe \took .that 'OJlportuill~ to ll'evtew nol only her club work. Sill! Wlf6und >tim work of the Elten!llon Serfle~ important 10 many ol the rlll'al cbal)ges :for the better durmg th e past 15 to 20 years. Mrs Brale_y Ulleli the annual Achievement Day as a y.ar.dstlclt 1lf 'the changes m rur.il Melp Cpun'ty Here speakers are 'heard, exhlbits are ~aid out, .and .progress of 4-H clubs and home •mo~ntl'atlon clubs are studied She baft juSt retumil from 'the 1957 event heldin Middleport, l!ld wrote· "tlurlng !be !Ut 17 yearv llvlng conditions in rural Meigs County have 11B!lergone quite a cbl!lge. Hutng tt:ten4ed :moat Achieve. ment tla}' prqartJns 1118\'i! llbsei'Vll4 the pro$aSS from year to year otlthe 1natvldual ' ~HAUtlel, ~~dkport, Q., t)tc. 28, 141!1 -, :~:;;;::~;;;:;:~ "sO~ " Holte'r Famt'ly f>inner Is Held Chrt"stmas Day :~·a~ ;~~· s~ya?.· "J(Jfoll~,, hamburg~. wor~d Children Return Home for The Holt'dal Season ~ •.• ~une' • Sb~ ' ell~ "'nnt'versary Of Weddt'ng I•iJ C' e1ebrG ted .......,...,.,· .;..... ........... I I ,.,., w-.• ~ -· ·· lfielaiJIOdW--- ' The forty l•lth ann1versary ol toulltld!OJti!M~ M~ and Mrs Henry Roush, Racine, was eelebrated thiS week with t Rlj'ty at the home of llr and Mts. l"!ank Seaeh Yellow and while: decoration• weie used and Mrs B01eb 11!1"/ed Ice cream, cake and coffee to M'r and Mrs Roush, Mr and Mn Ra:r Roush, Mlsi Mildred Roush, Raelne and Mr •nd MrB Norman Yeaugor Ou Monday, Dec 23, the Beli\1" had a Cbrlllmls party IYhen gtll• ""lre exebanged and games played ~ urJng l~e qvemng Ice erdam • ADd• caffee were served td Mr. aM ~ Charle. KIII'T Sr, Ur and Mrs. Wayne Hamson and Mr and Mro. Norman Yea•rer ORDER TODAy ' AtYourDoor SPRING HHJ, Gaillpolll "QUAIJTYtJllSUt.Wt\YS" . ' , o''·"'' ·"• �I \ I ,... • , • . ' . ,. :Wants Shot Af Basilio's Title ying Redleg Shift Into New York~;~-:'~;~~:. o Start In Tile Dallr Sentin~J C~t~s lnacti~n, ! j ,. CINCINNATI UP - Powell Crosli:y ~id todby he wus so di& couraeed with lack of progress in nl",...,.iding needed facilities for the Redlega that, for the first time lcareer. since rumors started months Ihe was seriously considering a H Used T B Jsn By UNITED PRESS DIXIE CLASSIC Somi-Finols N. Car. St. 63 Wake Forest 61· North Carolina 76 Duke 62 Consolation Northwestern 85 Duquesne 71 St. Louis U. 77 Seton Hall t4 South-m Confel'4lnct, Pinal Tex. Chrl•tlan 71 Texas Tech 89 Rice M Arkansas 49 ~!tJ~;4f~~~~~~~ ~'1. 11 the '* ilrOWDI a tlek. Pll,Uli fla Palett i 1110~1 pllyo "beri hli eted. ~~ ' :Tltei Ltou ,. .a). ', and optlo\l are eov· I ,• ind' BroWila are tbreatellinJ· lo ~b · the National Foolhlll Leaaue ~mplotllbtp 11\rlei a renewll ot lite New York Ymtee-llrOO~bn DOtllen "SubwaY SerleJ." ~·· i. Sunday'a worl4 .ehampl~hlp ~ ·the tolll'lb Illite ~ BroWl!a and LIDDI lutve 111ft ~ (or . the top prize In als rt.n,,, lrltb the Jle. tf,oiten takl~ th~~~il\ in t91i2 and '&II. >Th~ .B,rowlla attltlled their on[)' ~lular HIIO~ or title w\11 ~er Oetrcilt In-, ~~~ M-10 ahellaGklng ~ ~~~!l. thl1 Lions. ' Tllll year OetroJL:d: Cle\'eland liave mot lUte a, ajiUttlog their ublbllloa· arlea ' w)ill• . Detroit walkl!d off with ·)· bruloin& 'JJ.i.7 Yl~ l!tl'tll w,.u 119 In • llrliiJ J~unr. · ·' . , · Dmlte neter l!&vinc !oat to cteviililid In Detroit' Ill~ btlnl the oniJ ill!am1JO·bold. ne~rl)',comple~ m~ m~ !'Patil ' •Brown, the Uona areiJ~~>Int underdogs. 1 • Conoolotlon SMU '9 Texaa A&M 49 ,'l'eicas 61 Baylor ~9 Ati.Colfep S.lill·~lnals San Francisco 7l Niagar., 110 Oklohoma City 48 Tulsa 41 Conoolothtoi 1 Denver 84 Western Kentucky 6~ ldnho State 74 Tul•n• 70 Bit Eight First Round Kansaa State 60 Missouri ~I Ncbmka 74 Prlneton 84 Mldwstarn Sami·Fillll tndl•na St 70 Morningside 84 Consolation Bnld.·Wallaee 100 Indiana Cent. 93 Lovlolana 5h1'41voport lnv. ltml· . ,,. , La. Tech 68 Miss. Southern fiO N'wost'n La St. 71 Centenary 88 mov· mg the ba1eball club out of town. 'f U/h f The ' Redleg owner said he felt ff I 'e 0 e that Ot no-time "prior tO this has This is the time of year when Pop finds ·out he isn't as the fran~hfse been as mueh in tough as he used to be. It's nothing more than being out of Jeopardy " It IS now. · ·· · • t · t' · wealh r •·• "Until now," Crosley said, condttion to wtthstan., ex reme varta 10ns 10 . e · "whenever 1 . was aske~ about Remember, Dad, wh~n Uncle Sam had you.7 Ftrs~ he dou· moving the baU club,. my answer ble-timed you over a thousand low hills toling a light pack w" always that the club-Is going and M·l. You were su~jected generally speaking to regular to stay !n .c'lneinnati a~ Ion~. as I and good big meals. By the numbers you got the sleep you have anythtn& to do wtth it. He said be Wa! "disCOlll'ag,d" needed. . · . , . . . •I the slow progre" Cincinnati And then one cold d~, probably sptced wtth ram or snow, wa~ making IJt buying a parkin)! he took you out on field ·maneuvers. That night you laid 10 to place near Crosley Field, and at 1 odds that you'd have pneumonia by sunup, especially after the work of a citizens' advisory shivering in your kapok sack the four hours after guard duty e~mmlttee named to help the te•m lmd a new field. l and before ~eveil e. . . . "Ueretofore IJ's been a matter But nothmg ilappened. A ltttle exerctse the next morn!~ of .eelng the temptation In the warmed up join!$ and muscles. There was no pneumorua. poaslbllltles of what would be d:me Not even a snlffilng cold. lor uo elsewhere, or the benefit But 15 years later and four 111ore inches around the middle 1!rom a poaslble move," Croslq things aren't s~ simple. Hunters, sportsmen, and Scoutmas· 88 !~· have always fell the city ters must exercise restraint. . wanted us to atay In Cincinnati," Thts was brought home forctbly to a local Scout leadl!l' re· he aald. ''Now 1 question I~" cently. He'd gone out In Autumn weather with his troop and The major leagues are sche~l· nigh came down with the real virus of pneumonia. He' said: uled to meet J.on. z~ In an attempt "Fifteen years ago in the army it wouldn't have phased me. lo\fiU the hole left In the New •t t k 1 " York City area when the Giants Now, well, I can a e t. moved to San Francisco and the Dodgers went to Los Angeles. Sefliiors Realize $202 Off Red Heads Approximately $202 was earned by the Pomeroy , High School Senior class recently when the lady Red Heads team Con10l1tlon Tenn. Tech 77 Hard·Simmoru 63 came to town for a "basketball" game against t~e Pomeroy Union Champlonohlp Hotshots. · .,, Siena 43 RPI 37 The split with the g~ls was 60-40 off the lQp with the senstanding expenses, of course. And there weren't many expenses. . · Commendations ar.e ln order for th~ Hotshots who under· went the ngours of matching cage sktll wtlh the world-hop· ping girls, membei's of the class whQ, worked hard and long selling tickets, and school officials who opened local facilities for this cash-creating venture by the kids who every year · · f ·. f · d eIve mto .Pro1ect a ter project to ratse money or their swan song year m htgh school. • And of course, hats off to the packed house of fans who came out to see the show, and contributed to its success. Bowl High/iQhts Reports ·began circulating sever- al months ago that thw Redleg tranehlse would, be shifted to Now York alter the two clubs .moved to California. Willis D. Gradison, chairman of the eltiiens adv~ory committee, said he was surpriSed that Cro;ley was diSappomted. He sBJd ' ''.c committee was eager to do all tl oould to keep t~e bali club. "The members ol the committee certainly ·,re aware .that the ball cl.~b Is one of the etty's host asseta, GradiSon said. He said the eommttleo gave up the Idea ol a new ball park he· cause club officiala seemed con· tent with Crosley Flei~. He said the limitation• of the city's bond· ing capacity would make tt difficult tO finance a new stadium. Sooner~J.J. Quarterback.Has Seixas, Mc~;1y, · Honor Twisted Anlde In Ice Machine Salvage In Aussie Land MIAMI, Fla. UP - Oklahoma's in a row. Sooners received a jolt today when !11'81 string quarterback Carl Dodd came up with a twisted ankle. Dod~ , who srored 45 points this sca11on for the Sooners injured the ankle during Frlda1's morning practice session and spent most of the afternoon wilh his snklc In an "ice machine." LOAD ELECTRIC WIRING BEYOND · CAPACITY : DO •••• ray ou1linod some new maneuvers to his Blue DevUs In their prep· aratillna for Oklahoma. "We're golntl to do a lot or work on a few new wrinkles we've dreamed up In both running and passing," Murray Aid. WOODY· "'IIDHL Y PLIASID" PASADENA, Calif. UP - Coach Woody Hayea oald today he wao "hlrhly plea10d" wltb tho ohowing of t.la Oblo State team In ita preparation! for On>goa In tho Rnae Bowl on N•w Yoar'J Day. The Buckeyes worked ou "aecret etull" durlnr Friday's prceUee ~88ion whleb JAW Injured baUback Don Clark work out for 'the second day Jockoon Tovrnomtflt Tontog,any 42 Webster 39 Rlalnrsun H Jaekaon 4~ Stry-or Tovrnam.,.t Fayette 112 Grand Rapids 48 Archbold lltl Stryker et ' • 6\11111 Game, F. Tavorn, . '\ ITAN DINGS Won Lost 31 17 27 it ........... 2B : -roF~ ..... ·.. ·.. .. 25 22 23 .. " l ' .. . 19\l 28~. Wagner ...... ..... .. . .. · ' ..,........ 18\J 311> Radford ........... , .. .. .. .~ · ·. :1, ,;- ~ · .. ;. Mag all ft'fl*' O[ ' ' . .' •highly IO.Eut b7 lOUth I '(lbbl',) lt.Body ot ha.WKtr 2G. Younr • . (ttl JT, Vlllap PemeNJ .,. , E. Mala Sl. ·~ llluit.)' 18.1;K<!am&o tlbn '1f ftl!(llt 10. VIper 11. t.t:ale. ttru,.. . I· ' ' IN STGCK · . ' , ~~Y~,\. '( . THROUGH· j ' I'' I '\' 1 ' ··. ·· Poceq~be.~ · 3)$t .~ ~. ' • ' ' I ' •• rupedl ..:. .. . 1- I'~ ; I" . '1 ;;J+ 1.. I'• I"' "· PtrleCt I"' ,. ~~·· lm" If, ~ tm! other band, we a._ ~dille oil·' chores, we wlll lpi!l .lil.._. .with our~ell'ea an~ ' ~·~ ' I" f,J ... ~·· 1 ' ~ ,. ,. Gll,Y Wll'f0Cl1i10TI:..;.;Jiete•s how to woltc 1&: . AXYDLBAAXR . . ~L.~G·Z~~bW ~ ~~ l!lllfl7:i11oi!tfilr~. :!E IIIIa amp!• A. ta we4 "' ~ ~ 1.\1. 11: ftr • lt1!D 'C;t1, ~ ~- . . ,.... lid 'llqlt lltteil, !I,.. toillllt't'lloa 'fit il'ilt ...,.. ....u ·blftll. llailoti!)bt-.~·Mllllftmt. . ' . • .a,p.... 'qltii)lilol Treads ·$1 .6$ t•i·•MVI . !l't!!l'i'f•y we foel ,about ,ow:-thoee claY• and !lad 111111red '\01&11 thine. whep moneJ .• "• r parenl·lo tither people than we Wrot~ Cl!attrffole• · mliJI re,llze. · II we ·walk out or the house sa I decided to . do Just thai with. a tttllty-!eellllr about the and, I must,say,l felt pretty VIr· plle.of ·dlsbetllftlie sink or t!Hl tuo'!". I typed dozena ofletlere, unaMwered· .correowndence on but IDBtead o! Jut oayllllllbaltt th,e·~t..Wn we'n::~olng to haye ' a sheeplih, hal!:-mys0l! atr.Peopl' will eeme lt 110 matter bow flne or chlc olll- ·c!otliea. Jelv~a ~II! ~ .very imliOrt~n~ to ·oend KUII :,even ~·!'~no~. Ira mul!ll more.ap· .........,.,. • ' 1.., o,;.r...n. ·~,. . t!1t a= ~-) · .. , ~- ~ . .. Q~ or an '&nChor 38. Lamb's '!V • J7 J5 I' I" ~7. DIP. , Proper -Sell-Esteem Draws Folks ·To You· IY Uli 'm'*aaD '· ' NWVHFN we11 '· rq - ouraelvea. I've cbme 'lll'tlie ~oiiCbiSion that II ~ou ·tllte·,vo~trll!!,bllhlra will like !'OU .:..,~1\1 il ,Oh &Iii'!, nobodY wlllt '1'1* lriloe •war ·ll to us.e evecy cli¢e lt ·~~ for seH-devel· -~~~~- .\Uo, ant Job well done '40ea .bl\lnl. temarkable thin' In lt, 'lva'ke. ¥any Ill the eo-called lucky bteab have b~ppened In · the ·ordllWT •1'1111 ot duly, 10 to ..-\0':1..,. .liiJI!IPJe,.f was looking lor . Taw Le!IIJnaone Mike a J6'il d~ thl.&pt'eao!on :t~ben You llale Younetf, j'!IJ!I1!i!!l,l'ft!T*dto lind. I bad 11&4, !!~!''~&· 01 upertmce you, I wro!A! chatty, little notea. Wli'5J .~·· b.fot\d!d,-lotjt of Ona o! them went to a friend 'ilt'lbtl,o ·lb · b'F.....,ndidldn'l wllo .ha~ a friend who waslook'llayf." uae!ui a lnr to~ a reeeptlonlBI·typ!At. II Felt·l>'~-....o:.. ·•1' · · seemaahehad eommenledon this . ~ ~~~ cblld tt!let! who was so prompt . J.... tirulb,... up on tnlttlfl, and courteous 1n her thi\'!II;JOU .In Ill• h!'r~~~~' :~~ 111!1~: letters. r rot the Jab. • · · .. ~d.;I bepn lo f'l'l prettr 1 don't mean 1o Imp!)' ·!bit 6i1i!o01 ·~ -llle ·whole thing. tl!lnp llke tbla lnvarlabli·'hap'· il'~. t.· W!ot ok! trlelld Ill pen. But I do tnow that wbBIIat~. ~nt3' t!!at "'""" eve.r ·we do what we 011B!ll to do, Will c andltllf~d and te,P abreast or cur ohol'IJO, 'Cb&' t · mr ··t1Piili to :write we 1111 1t J)ow that rubs ol! oull thaok-JOU notea. I bad recel!red the 'Oibt!r areas of our Uvea. II &lot of presents !ram lrtendl ADd fl"- '1111 kind 01 srJf ·CODIIdeliCII ~~-we · .wen ll!lelllouo· Jli,!Lllll:.l\ tlitraetl I.C~es.L ·ot- • ~-"'~l!nai·=· AQr~ Succe~o . < . ~llll.lltqlt-~t.o o I . ' _, USED CAR$. , . ,, Zl: Q~ad·j'_ it).~- ON ALL '· •'Blond silk 34,. Journey upon. one,s flf , tltOSI.) II.·~ - . '. rtrearm 28. Take name , :11. !,ate U. Kind ot l5. Repeating I'• co!wnn SS. ·Pioftotlll ... Jlate - ·D8Q~. .. Yulerda)''l Aa1wer nl~~name paaa. 111111 ·l 'ltUBQ I\ oe.d Zf. Glrl's WOI'il ·~ 13. 'ria'IO!Iilf I 22.Homy 23. J.ppte t. All Baba's .29. Girl's Wiler H.~rrlvt 1 cl'8rrr hilt fabl., 3. Abtrom<l · •· etty t!.ftnn. l 6. School • mlstrenea (G.B.t' e. Arreah T. Sell&llle a:vatue • . rod I name l9.•Htalt, t. Animals 3. Writer IW\ · lor 'ita ' Bl..i!uiil,' 8¥, ·green-eyed and 11h blonde !urmer .: :jookey,' IV'ttter ana teal estate wumon. She'll make her I fllm dtbut ln1J.'V. Whltney'o "Tho Mlsauurl Traveler,• ond ehe'U j wea Wltltil~y; ·&th are shown abova. He ·has 11114 tor dlwrce ffi>tnliil f'ilhh~'!!eltl RWIO, Nov, (lntBI'IIOIIonol Sovndt~oloeA : ' ntck~ DOWN )9.lllltontnl' I ---- 1 ' at.·~· Plalnl · pages ha lillad'With - pews of jog 111~ proaparilg for all our good friends. · sponsors the annual Rose Bowi Game, hu announced that lhi! . =:..I- .SI!J~·· . . .~ , ·. .·.!NI. IOS$-Weddlng bl!lle are expected . to ring I 10. A job 15..Cttlefa 18. )\an•o 42. Fruit . Gilnkl or llfaket •.,t. Cafi'Ot ' failitljr · herb 1 u. sluc1 \ I rtrl 18. Thawi lt. on fop lti.Chop • te. Water I rod 1 · ..tlllbyl) •. 1 w,~i~n·~·~·'_._._.~~~~--~.-.-~.-.-.---.--.. l PASADENA, Calli. UP II Tournament of Roses Assn .. which, ~ ~~~Y. ~IIER· ITI!IIIS U ; llbot tOile I. R. E. TRACY, Sr. ' W~!PA~~ DAILY CROSSWORD victory over UCLA in the second game. It wao the sixth straight Harry MWer, OwDer · Ool}ege oflicltil.! said 'the lotteM ' wen to assure thai all ·students are wnrtled that the dog was In· 'feeted, and to warn them to se~k medical attention if they lhave rea- : •on to believe they may bave been In a position to contact 1he dJse. 1 tercd over the 'naUoll on Christ· , IM8 New Year o Day ClaB!ic is sellout. Only 3.SOO tickets, will'lle put on public •ale, '""'''"',II The Ro10 Bowl ~eats 100,!113. ~r: ~h;un~\~~~I'Y;: "k."~~~: !~~~ofea ~r~1r ,~0"1~u Mr. 'an~ ·r.jra 1\j'~lnJll ~ )an. '25 rptm 'at01u• • lfi. ~oa &t Fl:;:.r:lj!:Jt!HU'a mas vacation. began reeefvlnr. letters to4ny warning them the:· as e. -----------~-----• >. man'o Fire Extinguishers IAJ8EfS, . ..~ .$1.50 .~ ······:·······.··· 89e College Students Given laming Ot Rabies ~sore ~0. ASSOCIATED RAbiO and TELEVISION · woultl ·p~lt 'any ~tam •to movt )u IChrlitmas Day ~eats wliru their ana fill 'thh · v'tl1a le'ft bY 'the ·de- sana &nd fomUiea Mr in i lire Diego un~ ttarture ol ,fhe 'blattt'J •ana ~- WiillaDI Cnltrll and Mi. and t.lro. cr• ·. · . ., • . ltarold ·cottrll. ' . . 1<le newapsper said-tho two 80· Frlc~ "'et wlth ll'low 'Yiili<·' po· 1 . tool nilssllat left the Convair Ascl'al mAyor~ ·~bmriilt~e ~ut t'wc 1 ·Mr. and M". Evcl'ett Shank and ., lr<inouUcs plant here a week ago, weeks aao ~eil'lil'<;Hna that •commit!'""· Columbus, were the holiday jullt three days after the fint sue- e!ir.urlty ·reMo s since the govern- tcc!s efforts' to 'lure 'another tcnn aueRtB ol biBparcn~, Mr. •r.d Mra. eessful teit of an Atlas ICB;~ at here . Worthy Shank. • 'Cape Cana~eral on Dee. 17. The ment's loyall progrum ·~'i"' !Irs. Forrest Radcliff, employed firing _[qll.ed two earlier missiles may receive ono!lahle di!IChirR~ "f told them .that their prnt,Jem.: j in Columbus, spent the we41k end which wel'll dostroyd In flight under a spccl,i :.tmy review pro· wore • ball club, a ball park. ano at her home. A Christmas· partY when they:wobbled oil corse. gram. ' • ' a franchloc, .arid if. they could set was held at her home Sstw:day The Union Blid the twin ship. The Navy anft 'Air Foree h"·e tie !hose problems they probably . mgot. meut could be an ln~ieation that regular 1atschar11e .revieW !!I'D would11'1 have to worr.y to much · lir. tlld Mrs. Clarence Pr'ee of the big mlasiles .have entered the grams .. pdt no spooill ...urlty re· about territorial rlgatt, aiek R~lland called on Mr. and Mrs. production line ppasc ol their de- view Pl'i!CI'Im on Ult!oha~s situ· said. · Frank Nelson. velopmelil or are near assembly ilar to !lbjo ~my'l line production. n sllid at leaat 'l'he ~ dll1ili>Oed Thurroay It one olhe~ Atlaa mllllllle was ·be- had oOll)pl~ reoonslder~tion or lleved t~ · be at th~ test t;enter beJ!tl!utiti' · c~ since the profore amval of the San 'Otego ship· 1 gram'~ ~n BU'ch, 19118. and 76 mont. mor~ ~im ill'll .. 'be oectded. A foutl\h Atlas scheduled,for firAl_my ,perionnel oflicials ·~mp~s· log soon after the Dec. 17 test llzod that viblle the changes were was damaged during rocket engine _ · check• ind· won't be lir'd until 1lla)' have · .0~ 'Oll;Pllll'd to rabies. next ·yea'r, according to the ·newa- '~''" ·eoll e o~ent '0111' (he letters paper. .JI'rt~ .1 · It Y\ft rll$cl<*ed 'that • ·lllirililll' ·.oot c; rahhl• ~~~Js. , ~hla · ek . iller blt!!Jg eilh1 jlerilltlll, 11 ·ot them coeds. · Eir'Ucr, ' peraonl, .nitinbers Iii ' , two 901'01'it ea iii wilD.- bliuses IJuo ' · Bi!J ·hrll · d, hili! •b~ ·•imllarly ' 'lllitilleft b telephone: I Michigan State salvaged aome prestige fo'r the Big Ten In a 63~1 6.70x15 T1vern. . ~· ready 'for testing, &ccordlrig to .. a cO)lyrlallted atory by the san ' (dlal,:l o.Frutlt SANDERS IN TV DEBUT Mr. floilll• .esttmat•d ~oda¥th!:nlb~~; 220 of 7ZO lormerl.o!fleers and en• Us~d ;;en dlscb rged " sl!(!urlty riS ' . tween ~ 8 and 1955 .may soon be '!1 . . fully honllraltl•, mllilh) 'tl!ccil- · Thli 'llteans · hst about ifo per cent of ~II 'for er Army d!ttccr; and enlisted , eu ,,para ted lur new .Atlas tnterr:olttlnentat hali!Jl· ~=:~::~~~ ,!i:~• t:l~~~t:! c:~d 1. lnt!Uct ,. SOUthern California led nearly I ·~ cl I AIJIIOSS all the way,haluing a 44-38 half· te, Wit 1 Pbone 35-ll ...· ~fro mllltar~ LAKELAliltl, fll, UP - The entire l!,OtJo.titember ~tudont body of Flo•lda Southern College, se~t­ .I , <iJ, WILKESVILU 1 I ~ lnauraw:t of AD Types _ victory for unbeaten Michigan State, and the sixth loss in a row for Ohio State. On hand to watch the game were members of the Obio Sta!ll fooL· ball squad, on the West Coast for the [\ooe Bowl game J~n. 1-. llllr a,llt.up !• Azm7 ~Aiti H· ,. Form " 'l e'r' *.~'"; . y .... , , ·•~lions tlttyondilin~il'allil'lh'a~l(m alltee I the ol ,coijife&cldt.ilii ·Involl!ga· !laude Young, Jlaol. or sQcurliy pollc.o< a recent gueot ol her I!Jltr, Mn. T . I Sam Marr. IC8M Missil.es Officells To Ba-l.a}lI !l'zar Tom Hartley returned !tome 1from a HunUnaton hospital after '* · Be·UPl'~ "•td tcontlnVM Prom ,,,. 0no1 , llll'lel')'. · ·. Rea· dy F·or ,.,,,eiJ, t: .~csigbtd ~~ ·cowtci aity •unfair or I .and Mrs. McCoy t~ytlJ :, UN l)JtGO, Oallf. 'UP ·~ Two WI\SillNOTON A , hare~ Cttach!ll'l~.they ~ld not slg· . )jad u Sunday gueata lo!r. ai,d:olro PacifiC Auditorium. HOLLYWOOD UP - Henry MELBOURNE UP - Vie Seixas Red Sanders, head football coach and jlorry MacKay salvaged some at UCLA, will make hiS first apDUCKS TO WATCH GAME prestige. for the. United States pearance on televi~ion in a dro• LOS ANGELES UP - The Ore- , Davlo Cup team today when they malic role on Jan. 16 as a co·star gon Ducks will watch the Gator o~tlasted their already-victorious in the Playhouse RO production oi Bowl gsme on television today be· Australian opponents in the con· the "80 Yard Rlm." fore to king the praetlee field In eluding " exhibition" matches of I,.;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;,!;;;;;;,;;~ their preparations for Ohio State. the challenge round. 11 The Ducks worked In a closed · Selxas, playing in what he an· drill Frid•y which saw guard Har· • was his linn! Davis Cup ry Mondale take hi• regular poll· turned bock lanky ~al lnspeellon On Vour lion after milling the last three Anderoon, 8'3, 4-6, 6·3: 0~. 13·11, workouts because of a selge of the in a grueillng 127·minutc duel that flu. · ruined the Aussles' bid for their third straight challenge round We are equipped to servlco any type Fire Extinguisher, NA VY'S "SOMITHING NEW" •weep. Then MacKay a newcomer to VISIT OUR COMPLETE tbeae tlmc·honorcd Aussle-U. Jl. ·DALLAS .,UP - Navy coach cuP matches, outgunned Ashley SALES ~ND SERVICE FA!dle Erdolatz iBid he may havi In another five • set mar· DEPARTMENT usomethtn'i new" to offer lo Mid~ Cooper sbiprllen'o confualng "Jttterbul!' alhon, 6-4, 1~. f-8, 6·4, 6·3. Bolll ~ecbauie Street defense when the Middles take the matehea were played m near·lOO Pomeroy Ohio field against Rice In the Cott011 dep weather. Bowl game on Jan. 1. Erdelatz CURlY OUT OF A~TION said he wao pleased with tho eon• MONTREAL Ul' - Veteran dillon of his team, but added that uUUty forward F!oy curry. out of DISTJI'JBUTOR O,F t~ero would have to be a lot of bruoblng up done between now attion with a rootlnjury sine• earFIRE AND SAFETY If in the !WOn. will he In th ' and Wednesday. lineup toplght whon th<l Montreal EQUIPMENT ' ltOSI BOWL SOLD OUT 1 'canadien• pl~y the Detroit Red INSUJ,ATION, Reg. $1.00 ·············· 89c C.IE~f/~'8· :l2.95 ···:··:········· 89c WIU ..CUTrERS;Reg. $1~85\~p . ' ...... 89ePop CWri pO~S, Reg. $1.10 ········ 89c w'u\N.·e' w' A"t'l'~' ". l VDEdwards !Jid St. . ·, · 1:1ally Sentlr!e~ Potpero.NI!ddleport, 0., DIIJ·~' 1957.,4 SEE US! • · Ume lead. The Trojans rallied far L0S ANG ELE• ·UP· - Stl 11 12 t ' ht ' ts id i th looking lor its fil1lt win t!Hl Ohio s mg po1n m way n e State basketball team wlnds up a second half to lead 84-48. long western trip tonight against Forward Frank Howard of Q~io UCLA. Stae paced both teams with 24 The Buckeyes, in the first point.. game of a doubleheader, dropped an 87·71 rough and tumble contO!t Friday night to Southern Califoria before a eapaetty crowd In Pan 'I Wt1twoM Tovrnallltnl Porta1e 11 CY&nct :50 Wcotwood 40 Westnn :l1l hrryabv111 Tovrnamoot Ptrry•buru 80 Oak HbrbOr ~G Maumet ~ rte'asan\vtlle !Is SlAlOM HIOHI Ind. 3 Gsme" Atklnl. too Ind. t Gamf, Lcwla Jim, 242 ' 'fum 3 Gameo, F. ,Tavern. 1184 T!.atD J'Oame, t'. Tavern, 7'11 . TO, "5" IOW~III' IIRIIS Lcwh John .'.'.... .. .. .. . .. . &76 Slobort . .. ........ ~ .. ... ~17 Damewood .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 1142 Protect YourseH Against Loss ' · With Adequate Insurance In Case of Fire Stahl-Me~ Drop Sixth In Row To USCAs Buckeye Five·Continues Misfiring . I• · DON'T FREE SICRICY CLOAKS CAMP ~l!AMI, Fla. UP - A cloak of scercey stroudcd the Duke train· lug camp today aa coach Btl! Mur· ... MIAMI BEACH UP - 1oey Gl· ardello aald today his unanill)ous dccillon over Ralph Tiger .J~nea should convince the world H~. Is ready for a ohot at the mlddl• weight crown now worn by <;ar!R•n ~QAUIO. . TM fourth-ranked mlddiewelght fought .bJs way out ·ot troi!bl~' lo tho third round Fl'lday ntgh! •1141 rocked' Jones with a ebmbb)atlon left. book and overhand rtgbt tli&t sent the Yonkers, N. Y., •'Tiger" o th<\ canvas for. only tho second ime In his 69-flght PJ'Oiesalonal QI§mterest, By' . ! ' C~cy Conmrlttee SPORTS DESK . ol ... .SEAT· CQVlRS ... ~ -~ Sl. 5~ · ·_. n :~: · ' : · . ~ . ~ ,I ., . ,.,.. O "· ~ " ~ ' f ,' :~ .• ,'· ' . . '1 '..• ' 1 ' '1 '' • • . ,. •, '·' I } 4 . •;,~',(o/" 0 0 ',;, ·l .. ' -' ~ \ tp, ( ' l,'', ,'t . ;·· MUfFLERS cind TAiLPIPEs I~SJALI.Eti'. ... 0 •fl: •' ' .,, .. ,., __ ..... __ �I \ I ,... • , • . ' . ,. :Wants Shot Af Basilio's Title ying Redleg Shift Into New York~;~-:'~;~~:. o Start In Tile Dallr Sentin~J C~t~s lnacti~n, ! j ,. CINCINNATI UP - Powell Crosli:y ~id todby he wus so di& couraeed with lack of progress in nl",...,.iding needed facilities for the Redlega that, for the first time lcareer. since rumors started months Ihe was seriously considering a H Used T B Jsn By UNITED PRESS DIXIE CLASSIC Somi-Finols N. Car. St. 63 Wake Forest 61· North Carolina 76 Duke 62 Consolation Northwestern 85 Duquesne 71 St. Louis U. 77 Seton Hall t4 South-m Confel'4lnct, Pinal Tex. Chrl•tlan 71 Texas Tech 89 Rice M Arkansas 49 ~!tJ~;4f~~~~~~~ ~'1. 11 the '* ilrOWDI a tlek. Pll,Uli fla Palett i 1110~1 pllyo "beri hli eted. ~~ ' :Tltei Ltou ,. .a). ', and optlo\l are eov· I ,• ind' BroWila are tbreatellinJ· lo ~b · the National Foolhlll Leaaue ~mplotllbtp 11\rlei a renewll ot lite New York Ymtee-llrOO~bn DOtllen "SubwaY SerleJ." ~·· i. Sunday'a worl4 .ehampl~hlp ~ ·the tolll'lb Illite ~ BroWl!a and LIDDI lutve 111ft ~ (or . the top prize In als rt.n,,, lrltb the Jle. tf,oiten takl~ th~~~il\ in t91i2 and '&II. >Th~ .B,rowlla attltlled their on[)' ~lular HIIO~ or title w\11 ~er Oetrcilt In-, ~~~ M-10 ahellaGklng ~ ~~~!l. thl1 Lions. ' Tllll year OetroJL:d: Cle\'eland liave mot lUte a, ajiUttlog their ublbllloa· arlea ' w)ill• . Detroit walkl!d off with ·)· bruloin& 'JJ.i.7 Yl~ l!tl'tll w,.u 119 In • llrliiJ J~unr. · ·' . , · Dmlte neter l!&vinc !oat to cteviililid In Detroit' Ill~ btlnl the oniJ ill!am1JO·bold. ne~rl)',comple~ m~ m~ !'Patil ' •Brown, the Uona areiJ~~>Int underdogs. 1 • Conoolotlon SMU '9 Texaa A&M 49 ,'l'eicas 61 Baylor ~9 Ati.Colfep S.lill·~lnals San Francisco 7l Niagar., 110 Oklohoma City 48 Tulsa 41 Conoolothtoi 1 Denver 84 Western Kentucky 6~ ldnho State 74 Tul•n• 70 Bit Eight First Round Kansaa State 60 Missouri ~I Ncbmka 74 Prlneton 84 Mldwstarn Sami·Fillll tndl•na St 70 Morningside 84 Consolation Bnld.·Wallaee 100 Indiana Cent. 93 Lovlolana 5h1'41voport lnv. ltml· . ,,. , La. Tech 68 Miss. Southern fiO N'wost'n La St. 71 Centenary 88 mov· mg the ba1eball club out of town. 'f U/h f The ' Redleg owner said he felt ff I 'e 0 e that Ot no-time "prior tO this has This is the time of year when Pop finds ·out he isn't as the fran~hfse been as mueh in tough as he used to be. It's nothing more than being out of Jeopardy " It IS now. · ·· · • t · t' · wealh r •·• "Until now," Crosley said, condttion to wtthstan., ex reme varta 10ns 10 . e · "whenever 1 . was aske~ about Remember, Dad, wh~n Uncle Sam had you.7 Ftrs~ he dou· moving the baU club,. my answer ble-timed you over a thousand low hills toling a light pack w" always that the club-Is going and M·l. You were su~jected generally speaking to regular to stay !n .c'lneinnati a~ Ion~. as I and good big meals. By the numbers you got the sleep you have anythtn& to do wtth it. He said be Wa! "disCOlll'ag,d" needed. . · . , . . . •I the slow progre" Cincinnati And then one cold d~, probably sptced wtth ram or snow, wa~ making IJt buying a parkin)! he took you out on field ·maneuvers. That night you laid 10 to place near Crosley Field, and at 1 odds that you'd have pneumonia by sunup, especially after the work of a citizens' advisory shivering in your kapok sack the four hours after guard duty e~mmlttee named to help the te•m lmd a new field. l and before ~eveil e. . . . "Ueretofore IJ's been a matter But nothmg ilappened. A ltttle exerctse the next morn!~ of .eelng the temptation In the warmed up join!$ and muscles. There was no pneumorua. poaslbllltles of what would be d:me Not even a snlffilng cold. lor uo elsewhere, or the benefit But 15 years later and four 111ore inches around the middle 1!rom a poaslble move," Croslq things aren't s~ simple. Hunters, sportsmen, and Scoutmas· 88 !~· have always fell the city ters must exercise restraint. . wanted us to atay In Cincinnati," Thts was brought home forctbly to a local Scout leadl!l' re· he aald. ''Now 1 question I~" cently. He'd gone out In Autumn weather with his troop and The major leagues are sche~l· nigh came down with the real virus of pneumonia. He' said: uled to meet J.on. z~ In an attempt "Fifteen years ago in the army it wouldn't have phased me. lo\fiU the hole left In the New •t t k 1 " York City area when the Giants Now, well, I can a e t. moved to San Francisco and the Dodgers went to Los Angeles. Sefliiors Realize $202 Off Red Heads Approximately $202 was earned by the Pomeroy , High School Senior class recently when the lady Red Heads team Con10l1tlon Tenn. Tech 77 Hard·Simmoru 63 came to town for a "basketball" game against t~e Pomeroy Union Champlonohlp Hotshots. · .,, Siena 43 RPI 37 The split with the g~ls was 60-40 off the lQp with the senstanding expenses, of course. And there weren't many expenses. . · Commendations ar.e ln order for th~ Hotshots who under· went the ngours of matching cage sktll wtlh the world-hop· ping girls, membei's of the class whQ, worked hard and long selling tickets, and school officials who opened local facilities for this cash-creating venture by the kids who every year · · f ·. f · d eIve mto .Pro1ect a ter project to ratse money or their swan song year m htgh school. • And of course, hats off to the packed house of fans who came out to see the show, and contributed to its success. Bowl High/iQhts Reports ·began circulating sever- al months ago that thw Redleg tranehlse would, be shifted to Now York alter the two clubs .moved to California. Willis D. Gradison, chairman of the eltiiens adv~ory committee, said he was surpriSed that Cro;ley was diSappomted. He sBJd ' ''.c committee was eager to do all tl oould to keep t~e bali club. "The members ol the committee certainly ·,re aware .that the ball cl.~b Is one of the etty's host asseta, GradiSon said. He said the eommttleo gave up the Idea ol a new ball park he· cause club officiala seemed con· tent with Crosley Flei~. He said the limitation• of the city's bond· ing capacity would make tt difficult tO finance a new stadium. Sooner~J.J. Quarterback.Has Seixas, Mc~;1y, · Honor Twisted Anlde In Ice Machine Salvage In Aussie Land MIAMI, Fla. UP - Oklahoma's in a row. Sooners received a jolt today when !11'81 string quarterback Carl Dodd came up with a twisted ankle. Dod~ , who srored 45 points this sca11on for the Sooners injured the ankle during Frlda1's morning practice session and spent most of the afternoon wilh his snklc In an "ice machine." LOAD ELECTRIC WIRING BEYOND · CAPACITY : DO •••• ray ou1linod some new maneuvers to his Blue DevUs In their prep· aratillna for Oklahoma. "We're golntl to do a lot or work on a few new wrinkles we've dreamed up In both running and passing," Murray Aid. WOODY· "'IIDHL Y PLIASID" PASADENA, Calif. UP - Coach Woody Hayea oald today he wao "hlrhly plea10d" wltb tho ohowing of t.la Oblo State team In ita preparation! for On>goa In tho Rnae Bowl on N•w Yoar'J Day. The Buckeyes worked ou "aecret etull" durlnr Friday's prceUee ~88ion whleb JAW Injured baUback Don Clark work out for 'the second day Jockoon Tovrnomtflt Tontog,any 42 Webster 39 Rlalnrsun H Jaekaon 4~ Stry-or Tovrnam.,.t Fayette 112 Grand Rapids 48 Archbold lltl Stryker et ' • 6\11111 Game, F. Tavorn, . '\ ITAN DINGS Won Lost 31 17 27 it ........... 2B : -roF~ ..... ·.. ·.. .. 25 22 23 .. " l ' .. . 19\l 28~. Wagner ...... ..... .. . .. · ' ..,........ 18\J 311> Radford ........... , .. .. .. .~ · ·. :1, ,;- ~ · .. ;. Mag all ft'fl*' O[ ' ' . .' •highly IO.Eut b7 lOUth I '(lbbl',) lt.Body ot ha.WKtr 2G. Younr • . (ttl JT, Vlllap PemeNJ .,. , E. Mala Sl. ·~ llluit.)' 18.1;K<!am&o tlbn '1f ftl!(llt 10. VIper 11. t.t:ale. ttru,.. . I· ' ' IN STGCK · . ' , ~~Y~,\. '( . THROUGH· j ' I'' I '\' 1 ' ··. ·· Poceq~be.~ · 3)$t .~ ~. ' • ' ' I ' •• rupedl ..:. .. . 1- I'~ ; I" . '1 ;;J+ 1.. I'• I"' "· PtrleCt I"' ,. ~~·· lm" If, ~ tm! other band, we a._ ~dille oil·' chores, we wlll lpi!l .lil.._. .with our~ell'ea an~ ' ~·~ ' I" f,J ... ~·· 1 ' ~ ,. ,. Gll,Y Wll'f0Cl1i10TI:..;.;Jiete•s how to woltc 1&: . AXYDLBAAXR . . ~L.~G·Z~~bW ~ ~~ l!lllfl7:i11oi!tfilr~. :!E IIIIa amp!• A. ta we4 "' ~ ~ 1.\1. 11: ftr • lt1!D 'C;t1, ~ ~- . . ,.... lid 'llqlt lltteil, !I,.. toillllt't'lloa 'fit il'ilt ...,.. ....u ·blftll. llailoti!)bt-.~·Mllllftmt. . ' . • .a,p.... 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I've cbme 'lll'tlie ~oiiCbiSion that II ~ou ·tllte·,vo~trll!!,bllhlra will like !'OU .:..,~1\1 il ,Oh &Iii'!, nobodY wlllt '1'1* lriloe •war ·ll to us.e evecy cli¢e lt ·~~ for seH-devel· -~~~~- .\Uo, ant Job well done '40ea .bl\lnl. temarkable thin' In lt, 'lva'ke. ¥any Ill the eo-called lucky bteab have b~ppened In · the ·ordllWT •1'1111 ot duly, 10 to ..-\0':1..,. .liiJI!IPJe,.f was looking lor . Taw Le!IIJnaone Mike a J6'il d~ thl.&pt'eao!on :t~ben You llale Younetf, j'!IJ!I1!i!!l,l'ft!T*dto lind. I bad 11&4, !!~!''~&· 01 upertmce you, I wro!A! chatty, little notea. Wli'5J .~·· b.fot\d!d,-lotjt of Ona o! them went to a friend 'ilt'lbtl,o ·lb · b'F.....,ndidldn'l wllo .ha~ a friend who waslook'llayf." uae!ui a lnr to~ a reeeptlonlBI·typ!At. II Felt·l>'~-....o:.. ·•1' · · seemaahehad eommenledon this . ~ ~~~ cblld tt!let! who was so prompt . J.... tirulb,... up on tnlttlfl, and courteous 1n her thi\'!II;JOU .In Ill• h!'r~~~~' :~~ 111!1~: letters. r rot the Jab. • · · .. ~d.;I bepn lo f'l'l prettr 1 don't mean 1o Imp!)' ·!bit 6i1i!o01 ·~ -llle ·whole thing. tl!lnp llke tbla lnvarlabli·'hap'· il'~. t.· W!ot ok! trlelld Ill pen. But I do tnow that wbBIIat~. ~nt3' t!!at "'""" eve.r ·we do what we 011B!ll to do, Will c andltllf~d and te,P abreast or cur ohol'IJO, 'Cb&' t · mr ··t1Piili to :write we 1111 1t J)ow that rubs ol! oull thaok-JOU notea. I bad recel!red the 'Oibt!r areas of our Uvea. II &lot of presents !ram lrtendl ADd fl"- '1111 kind 01 srJf ·CODIIdeliCII ~~-we · .wen ll!lelllouo· Jli,!Lllll:.l\ tlitraetl I.C~es.L ·ot- • ~-"'~l!nai·=· AQr~ Succe~o . < . ~llll.lltqlt-~t.o o I . ' _, USED CAR$. , . ,, Zl: Q~ad·j'_ it).~- ON ALL '· •'Blond silk 34,. Journey upon. one,s flf , tltOSI.) II.·~ - . '. rtrearm 28. Take name , :11. !,ate U. Kind ot l5. Repeating I'• co!wnn SS. ·Pioftotlll ... Jlate - ·D8Q~. .. Yulerda)''l Aa1wer nl~~name paaa. 111111 ·l 'ltUBQ I\ oe.d Zf. Glrl's WOI'il ·~ 13. 'ria'IO!Iilf I 22.Homy 23. J.ppte t. All Baba's .29. Girl's Wiler H.~rrlvt 1 cl'8rrr hilt fabl., 3. Abtrom<l · •· etty t!.ftnn. l 6. School • mlstrenea (G.B.t' e. Arreah T. Sell&llle a:vatue • . rod I name l9.•Htalt, t. Animals 3. Writer IW\ · lor 'ita ' Bl..i!uiil,' 8¥, ·green-eyed and 11h blonde !urmer .: :jookey,' IV'ttter ana teal estate wumon. She'll make her I fllm dtbut ln1J.'V. Whltney'o "Tho Mlsauurl Traveler,• ond ehe'U j wea Wltltil~y; ·&th are shown abova. He ·has 11114 tor dlwrce ffi>tnliil f'ilhh~'!!eltl RWIO, Nov, (lntBI'IIOIIonol Sovndt~oloeA : ' ntck~ DOWN )9.lllltontnl' I ---- 1 ' at.·~· Plalnl · pages ha lillad'With - pews of jog 111~ proaparilg for all our good friends. · sponsors the annual Rose Bowi Game, hu announced that lhi! . =:..I- .SI!J~·· . . .~ , ·. .·.!NI. IOS$-Weddlng bl!lle are expected . to ring I 10. A job 15..Cttlefa 18. )\an•o 42. Fruit . Gilnkl or llfaket •.,t. Cafi'Ot ' failitljr · herb 1 u. sluc1 \ I rtrl 18. Thawi lt. on fop lti.Chop • te. Water I rod 1 · ..tlllbyl) •. 1 w,~i~n·~·~·'_._._.~~~~--~.-.-~.-.-.---.--.. l PASADENA, Calli. UP II Tournament of Roses Assn .. which, ~ ~~~Y. ~IIER· ITI!IIIS U ; llbot tOile I. R. E. TRACY, Sr. ' W~!PA~~ DAILY CROSSWORD victory over UCLA in the second game. It wao the sixth straight Harry MWer, OwDer · Ool}ege oflicltil.! said 'the lotteM ' wen to assure thai all ·students are wnrtled that the dog was In· 'feeted, and to warn them to se~k medical attention if they lhave rea- : •on to believe they may bave been In a position to contact 1he dJse. 1 tercd over the 'naUoll on Christ· , IM8 New Year o Day ClaB!ic is sellout. Only 3.SOO tickets, will'lle put on public •ale, '""'''"',II The Ro10 Bowl ~eats 100,!113. ~r: ~h;un~\~~~I'Y;: "k."~~~: !~~~ofea ~r~1r ,~0"1~u Mr. 'an~ ·r.jra 1\j'~lnJll ~ )an. '25 rptm 'at01u• • lfi. ~oa &t Fl:;:.r:lj!:Jt!HU'a mas vacation. began reeefvlnr. letters to4ny warning them the:· as e. -----------~-----• >. man'o Fire Extinguishers IAJ8EfS, . ..~ .$1.50 .~ ······:·······.··· 89e College Students Given laming Ot Rabies ~sore ~0. ASSOCIATED RAbiO and TELEVISION · woultl ·p~lt 'any ~tam •to movt )u IChrlitmas Day ~eats wliru their ana fill 'thh · v'tl1a le'ft bY 'the ·de- sana &nd fomUiea Mr in i lire Diego un~ ttarture ol ,fhe 'blattt'J •ana ~- WiillaDI Cnltrll and Mi. and t.lro. cr• ·. · . ., • . ltarold ·cottrll. ' . . 1<le newapsper said-tho two 80· Frlc~ "'et wlth ll'low 'Yiili<·' po· 1 . tool nilssllat left the Convair Ascl'al mAyor~ ·~bmriilt~e ~ut t'wc 1 ·Mr. and M". Evcl'ett Shank and ., lr<inouUcs plant here a week ago, weeks aao ~eil'lil'<;Hna that •commit!'""· Columbus, were the holiday jullt three days after the fint sue- e!ir.urlty ·reMo s since the govern- tcc!s efforts' to 'lure 'another tcnn aueRtB ol biBparcn~, Mr. •r.d Mra. eessful teit of an Atlas ICB;~ at here . Worthy Shank. • 'Cape Cana~eral on Dee. 17. The ment's loyall progrum ·~'i"' !Irs. Forrest Radcliff, employed firing _[qll.ed two earlier missiles may receive ono!lahle di!IChirR~ "f told them .that their prnt,Jem.: j in Columbus, spent the we41k end which wel'll dostroyd In flight under a spccl,i :.tmy review pro· wore • ball club, a ball park. ano at her home. A Christmas· partY when they:wobbled oil corse. gram. ' • ' a franchloc, .arid if. they could set was held at her home Sstw:day The Union Blid the twin ship. The Navy anft 'Air Foree h"·e tie !hose problems they probably . mgot. meut could be an ln~ieation that regular 1atschar11e .revieW !!I'D would11'1 have to worr.y to much · lir. tlld Mrs. Clarence Pr'ee of the big mlasiles .have entered the grams .. pdt no spooill ...urlty re· about territorial rlgatt, aiek R~lland called on Mr. and Mrs. production line ppasc ol their de- view Pl'i!CI'Im on Ult!oha~s situ· said. · Frank Nelson. velopmelil or are near assembly ilar to !lbjo ~my'l line production. n sllid at leaat 'l'he ~ dll1ili>Oed Thurroay It one olhe~ Atlaa mllllllle was ·be- had oOll)pl~ reoonslder~tion or lleved t~ · be at th~ test t;enter beJ!tl!utiti' · c~ since the profore amval of the San 'Otego ship· 1 gram'~ ~n BU'ch, 19118. and 76 mont. mor~ ~im ill'll .. 'be oectded. A foutl\h Atlas scheduled,for firAl_my ,perionnel oflicials ·~mp~s· log soon after the Dec. 17 test llzod that viblle the changes were was damaged during rocket engine _ · check• ind· won't be lir'd until 1lla)' have · .0~ 'Oll;Pllll'd to rabies. next ·yea'r, according to the ·newa- '~''" ·eoll e o~ent '0111' (he letters paper. .JI'rt~ .1 · It Y\ft rll$cl<*ed 'that • ·lllirililll' ·.oot c; rahhl• ~~~Js. , ~hla · ek . iller blt!!Jg eilh1 jlerilltlll, 11 ·ot them coeds. · Eir'Ucr, ' peraonl, .nitinbers Iii ' , two 901'01'it ea iii wilD.- bliuses IJuo ' · Bi!J ·hrll · d, hili! •b~ ·•imllarly ' 'lllitilleft b telephone: I Michigan State salvaged aome prestige fo'r the Big Ten In a 63~1 6.70x15 T1vern. . ~· ready 'for testing, &ccordlrig to .. a cO)lyrlallted atory by the san ' (dlal,:l o.Frutlt SANDERS IN TV DEBUT Mr. floilll• .esttmat•d ~oda¥th!:nlb~~; 220 of 7ZO lormerl.o!fleers and en• Us~d ;;en dlscb rged " sl!(!urlty riS ' . tween ~ 8 and 1955 .may soon be '!1 . . fully honllraltl•, mllilh) 'tl!ccil- · Thli 'llteans · hst about ifo per cent of ~II 'for er Army d!ttccr; and enlisted , eu ,,para ted lur new .Atlas tnterr:olttlnentat hali!Jl· ~=:~::~~~ ,!i:~• t:l~~~t:! c:~d 1. lnt!Uct ,. SOUthern California led nearly I ·~ cl I AIJIIOSS all the way,haluing a 44-38 half· te, Wit 1 Pbone 35-ll ...· ~fro mllltar~ LAKELAliltl, fll, UP - The entire l!,OtJo.titember ~tudont body of Flo•lda Southern College, se~t­ .I , <iJ, WILKESVILU 1 I ~ lnauraw:t of AD Types _ victory for unbeaten Michigan State, and the sixth loss in a row for Ohio State. On hand to watch the game were members of the Obio Sta!ll fooL· ball squad, on the West Coast for the [\ooe Bowl game J~n. 1-. llllr a,llt.up !• Azm7 ~Aiti H· ,. Form " 'l e'r' *.~'"; . y .... , , ·•~lions tlttyondilin~il'allil'lh'a~l(m alltee I the ol ,coijife&cldt.ilii ·Involl!ga· !laude Young, Jlaol. or sQcurliy pollc.o< a recent gueot ol her I!Jltr, Mn. T . I Sam Marr. IC8M Missil.es Officells To Ba-l.a}lI !l'zar Tom Hartley returned !tome 1from a HunUnaton hospital after '* · Be·UPl'~ "•td tcontlnVM Prom ,,,. 0no1 , llll'lel')'. · ·. Rea· dy F·or ,.,,,eiJ, t: .~csigbtd ~~ ·cowtci aity •unfair or I .and Mrs. McCoy t~ytlJ :, UN l)JtGO, Oallf. 'UP ·~ Two WI\SillNOTON A , hare~ Cttach!ll'l~.they ~ld not slg· . )jad u Sunday gueata lo!r. ai,d:olro PacifiC Auditorium. HOLLYWOOD UP - Henry MELBOURNE UP - Vie Seixas Red Sanders, head football coach and jlorry MacKay salvaged some at UCLA, will make hiS first apDUCKS TO WATCH GAME prestige. for the. United States pearance on televi~ion in a dro• LOS ANGELES UP - The Ore- , Davlo Cup team today when they malic role on Jan. 16 as a co·star gon Ducks will watch the Gator o~tlasted their already-victorious in the Playhouse RO production oi Bowl gsme on television today be· Australian opponents in the con· the "80 Yard Rlm." fore to king the praetlee field In eluding " exhibition" matches of I,.;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;,!;;;;;;,;;~ their preparations for Ohio State. the challenge round. 11 The Ducks worked In a closed · Selxas, playing in what he an· drill Frid•y which saw guard Har· • was his linn! Davis Cup ry Mondale take hi• regular poll· turned bock lanky ~al lnspeellon On Vour lion after milling the last three Anderoon, 8'3, 4-6, 6·3: 0~. 13·11, workouts because of a selge of the in a grueillng 127·minutc duel that flu. · ruined the Aussles' bid for their third straight challenge round We are equipped to servlco any type Fire Extinguisher, NA VY'S "SOMITHING NEW" •weep. Then MacKay a newcomer to VISIT OUR COMPLETE tbeae tlmc·honorcd Aussle-U. Jl. ·DALLAS .,UP - Navy coach cuP matches, outgunned Ashley SALES ~ND SERVICE FA!dle Erdolatz iBid he may havi In another five • set mar· DEPARTMENT usomethtn'i new" to offer lo Mid~ Cooper sbiprllen'o confualng "Jttterbul!' alhon, 6-4, 1~. f-8, 6·4, 6·3. Bolll ~ecbauie Street defense when the Middles take the matehea were played m near·lOO Pomeroy Ohio field against Rice In the Cott011 dep weather. Bowl game on Jan. 1. Erdelatz CURlY OUT OF A~TION said he wao pleased with tho eon• MONTREAL Ul' - Veteran dillon of his team, but added that uUUty forward F!oy curry. out of DISTJI'JBUTOR O,F t~ero would have to be a lot of bruoblng up done between now attion with a rootlnjury sine• earFIRE AND SAFETY If in the !WOn. will he In th ' and Wednesday. lineup toplght whon th<l Montreal EQUIPMENT ' ltOSI BOWL SOLD OUT 1 'canadien• pl~y the Detroit Red INSUJ,ATION, Reg. $1.00 ·············· 89c C.IE~f/~'8· :l2.95 ···:··:········· 89c WIU ..CUTrERS;Reg. $1~85\~p . ' ...... 89ePop CWri pO~S, Reg. $1.10 ········ 89c w'u\N.·e' w' A"t'l'~' ". l VDEdwards !Jid St. . ·, · 1:1ally Sentlr!e~ Potpero.NI!ddleport, 0., DIIJ·~' 1957.,4 SEE US! • · Ume lead. The Trojans rallied far L0S ANG ELE• ·UP· - Stl 11 12 t ' ht ' ts id i th looking lor its fil1lt win t!Hl Ohio s mg po1n m way n e State basketball team wlnds up a second half to lead 84-48. long western trip tonight against Forward Frank Howard of Q~io UCLA. Stae paced both teams with 24 The Buckeyes, in the first point.. game of a doubleheader, dropped an 87·71 rough and tumble contO!t Friday night to Southern Califoria before a eapaetty crowd In Pan 'I Wt1twoM Tovrnallltnl Porta1e 11 CY&nct :50 Wcotwood 40 Westnn :l1l hrryabv111 Tovrnamoot Ptrry•buru 80 Oak HbrbOr ~G Maumet ~ rte'asan\vtlle !Is SlAlOM HIOHI Ind. 3 Gsme" Atklnl. too Ind. t Gamf, Lcwla Jim, 242 ' 'fum 3 Gameo, F. ,Tavern. 1184 T!.atD J'Oame, t'. Tavern, 7'11 . TO, "5" IOW~III' IIRIIS Lcwh John .'.'.... .. .. .. . .. . &76 Slobort . .. ........ ~ .. ... ~17 Damewood .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 1142 Protect YourseH Against Loss ' · With Adequate Insurance In Case of Fire Stahl-Me~ Drop Sixth In Row To USCAs Buckeye Five·Continues Misfiring . I• · DON'T FREE SICRICY CLOAKS CAMP ~l!AMI, Fla. UP - A cloak of scercey stroudcd the Duke train· lug camp today aa coach Btl! Mur· ... MIAMI BEACH UP - 1oey Gl· ardello aald today his unanill)ous dccillon over Ralph Tiger .J~nea should convince the world H~. Is ready for a ohot at the mlddl• weight crown now worn by <;ar!R•n ~QAUIO. . TM fourth-ranked mlddiewelght fought .bJs way out ·ot troi!bl~' lo tho third round Fl'lday ntgh! •1141 rocked' Jones with a ebmbb)atlon left. book and overhand rtgbt tli&t sent the Yonkers, N. Y., •'Tiger" o th<\ canvas for. only tho second ime In his 69-flght PJ'Oiesalonal QI§mterest, By' . ! ' C~cy Conmrlttee SPORTS DESK . ol ... .SEAT· CQVlRS ... ~ -~ Sl. 5~ · ·_. n :~: · ' : · . ~ . ~ ,I ., . ,.,.. O "· ~ " ~ ' f ,' :~ .• ,'· ' . . '1 '..• ' 1 ' '1 '' • • . ,. •, '·' I } 4 . •;,~',(o/" 0 0 ',;, ·l .. ' -' ~ \ tp, ( ' l,'', ,'t . ;·· MUfFLERS cind TAiLPIPEs I~SJALI.Eti'. ... 0 •fl: •' ' .,, .. ,., __ ..... __ �,..., . ' m..;.......~...... ..,.. ~ ··· ·~ .. ~- ...,- ~...~.,.~ .. ,__....,.,. . . . . . ,~ ............ " ;..............,.........:, .......,_,.•, . ' ' I 1, _ __ _ ' ,, I I '. ~. ' l I .. • ' ' ' ,, I j ' I • ', \ '' 1 ' Weather ·.. Feder~l College .· To B_eGiven In Science .. GEITYSBURG, Pa. (UP) - President EIB1m~~ approvod f~r submission to Congress a plan sc~ntlflc education at a federal-state cost of 000,000 over :the next four years. I The plan was submitted to the President this mo:mlilj Marlon B. Folsom, secretary of health, education .. ' I --:<---,-'-:-c:cc:--:-- - - .-. - - - . - ~ ----.-r· Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Mpnday; December 30 1967 -~------~ ' Middleport, Pomeroy Ba~~~en, "Blue (:r:utch Day" ~ets $375 \' 1 hwav, . patro . ,I by estatiliabjag a toll gate at the c r.. . Pomeroy Brldae. To "Get Tough" lA Middleport, jhe hiQh school balii!smen liJider, .diretUon of 0 ' N y 'S Jeanette the ver ew ear of ap)>riximatelyi$12U8 Ia their • · l~b Cr<!Oiu, Colli!!!eC\ lUlU •ollcitaUon of Ill• bualpenaectloa COLUMBUS UP - The State that village and tile ' establish- Hlpway Patrol held a llaff mQetmcnt of a toll gate on E. S.Coad- lng today to di&cuu plana lor st traffic eon!I'Gl during the N'ew · Year's holiday. Boney sald<that bandsmen !rpm Supt Fred Moritz uld,lbe aim Rutland, Eastern and )ladne "'a' to prevent such traHle CJrwould conduct their "Blue Crutch nage as oet:lllffil during the Day" drives lbla colillng ~atiirda:, hour Cbrlotmu boli!jay perioil Janull')l 4. ' when 24 penons died to make • Ohlq th• highest Ia tbli llatlon for SeniOf and Juplor »an~ m~- traffic d~1tbs durlna tile 'period. hera from Pomer01, flto P~icl· Moritz ordered his ofilcers io . paled In the Satur¢ay BIW.l -•how no mercy on erring motor· Criltcb Daf" activlU~s were: isla · SINlj)lt ~NJS oWe are goln!l to put o~t evefy , I!Pldge ~:110 to ll:ljtl - .&lll An· avaUable officer we un, and we 4e~n; Bruce Stal~alter ~d Lee 'fO' ·~~~rely not going to show any lleed. · merey, becaWio It •eems that the Town 8:30 t~ Jl:30 _ Jim Lol· people are simply ~of goln~ to ,. Charles Kitchen tolin Bryadl, drive safely by thetlll!elvese, he P~lty lll~slee, Ai.n Icenhower, ~· Janet Carpenter and Jill SnowdeD. • , , Town i1:111ho z:oo .:.. Reva Sue · P.hllllpo, Del)lil' W~fron; 1 ' , • A&enkth,Traey, ,Bona POtta~fnd · CaroiYD :Meier. 1.: , f ' . ' · in * rv SERIES for EvetyOM ~r. . J.. .........,..... N NITWOIK $MOWS , _ _ · MI!I,Oftlt •RII!M'I'LY-our very frenehy hlp.tip ' ovef~lo~ee eottutbc. The soft cul jucket of rich wo\'eft. ~arO!> llpetlrl' olripo buttons ubaek, bcanls witli • • )pow, 1 removable while collar., The ohcath beneath IJ uoy, elopnlly 1imple in like-linen lO Y"" Waohe1 ot the right way of life. Instead of being a cooperates. Science discovers and gives us the laws of 111 the rules an~ guides by whic,lt we may live in ~ IJ!Iere Is a church that w11l prove a valuable aid to everyone find the church best suited to serve you. will, i,. some measure, foster and help sus~ In family and community life, this fea.'!h~ buslnes s firms and orgoni%otions wnose Pnmeroy.Cement Block Co. Pomero! Pomeroy, Ohio 'WiahoUI.& are, mielt wrinkles. Blur lea~ navy, ..loc sold, caba~~a,_red or powder blue. S"es S to 15. OMI! !HE l00,K~ UrUitll $8.95 ELIERFEL~$ CEMEMT BLOCK CO. Pomeroy Budget Shopping Cenlet 318\era of Holsum Bread R. H. R01wlings &Sons Co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Heiner's Bakery Bakers Of Good Bread ALL NIW ·Fur.,iturt I ~ ·· ' ~. -- ---1 Vergil Hayes Resigns Post i At Hospital f ) --Pomeroyfofiee Searching For ~Meanest Person" Pomeroy Po1iee today wm ' iauntblni 1 through aearch and Jnvelllptlon in tile East 'llaln-11 area 1nd COndor-tl area far the meanest of ~no--'a dog po"' oner." Police Chief Frallk Hudson •11d lhat the filth aue~ we of do~ ll"isoning In that area withm the pall thrte weeu wu reported lit bb department today. "SQmeone In that area is del •b- I erately poisoning the10 dogs We I have certain leads in our possOJ 1 slon now whleb we are checkmg out. When we find tbe person or , persons responsible for th1s cal culated kiUinr of dog; we woll prosecute tbe111 to the fullest ex tent the iaw." I Police ·,,,_,, •.J, The C~f Exerutlve approiii; ent1re program. It calla lor Jmh•P tor who have "::~,::!tt;. 1the f1eld t'f science and 1 I JCS Etsenhower will touch new a1d to-education State of the Unton meiAj~, .send Congress a I the progrllll. The goal would be teachmg and ·~ up <ieta~hng ion of scientiib and meet Rwsia'11 I . 1 J Three eek I ~a. Attorneys Wage ' Snmted Battle """~~~~~~-~·111!·;..;~·~1 -~ ..~ a:~~iill~lilliiliJ!lill· ~at-: :m.~,,wllf~,·' . bar~ 'Arnold. '• ·A lpirltod battle of wqrdr be Brfdi~/ilao to ~30 - BUI AM· tween two local atloraeya was \lir· 'eraoa, 81~~· Stalnaker and l'.<e eeted at ~o-n Pleas Judg~ lohn llbe(; ,' c. B•con tJIJf morning qver tech· 1 nlcalll•e• Ia '· Clyde Mlllliorie vs TOWII J:30 tu 4,~0 - Nancy The Middleport Development Jlo· Wtlod&eard, Linda Chapman, su- mpany with the 11sue still in doub1 saa Yoilna, Bill YOUIIg, Sharon at 11; 30. ./ Young, Re~~ta "Baiter, Betty The areumcnts were gtven by Hamm, Edwma Bell and Penny Wilham H. J,aeo of Galllgolll'fllr Moore. I the defen&o. County Prosecutor To;o 4·110 to 6>30 ..: BUI J\nd- James O'Brien JpOke tor the plain· ers'on Bruce se.tnaker and Lie Uff lj<hlcb is steklag relief for per· 1 Reed ' aoaal properly and real eotate tax1 ea aileeedJy ow~ . to . JUNIOR tANO " Town 8:SO to 11:30 ._ Jim ,Moes, b~ ~oward Ewtng, Judy Wehl'qag,' Alita Carpenter, Howmt The Tl:a4er, Jane Baer, Linda WIUlama aad ha• been ~ndll)i In Shaton Wilson. 1 CoDJinon Pie~ Court t " Janes arsued for .•J Town 11:30 fp 2:SO - Cheryl require the plaintiff Ill be ' more Eberabseh, Patty H~~aeaay 1 Jenal- specific in Ita · original petltipn fer'Crew and Bonnie Krautter. whleb asked lor a judgement, re Towa 2j30 to 4:30 -Patty P,rt· lief and a reeelversblp agalnsl the er. ·~ !r!OSSI!IIn alld Sally Fo" defendant. l{e J!Jid Ohio legal ~re· er. cedent required .that where there ' are a number of creditors as-there Town 4:30 to 6:30 - .Don ltlerer, are 11atnst tba'Middle'port Devel· Hank Cleland, Dottle BroWII, !ay opment co., ju!lgemfltta mllit be GeoJ!Ietft, Ruth Bt:otheto, Barbara obug~t 1o court first,' then credit· • LltOe, KiY COmptb~ o:~• '}en- on' bUia ·p~ented •ad roUe! man, Roberta Ho,over "lUy er- !OU&ht · ' , sinJer, Carol)>n Vaugb'n and ler· pn the other band, O'Brien ry FriCk. . gued lobs preoedeat for bi1 Mlddlepnrt band m!J1111«& who lon ".wl!le~ . ta," h' said, "a participated b\ thil ~ura.Y dnve equiiJ wherl\ln -a plalntltl unde~ the direytlon : ot Jeanette ;enel· !tom ~ c:on>Gr•lion as, Crooks were: • seta deri~ed fl:dnt a' penon )YhQ , ' , ·1 tormM t~e (dafendantl 1corpnra Conlmlttoe Mads: 'Ge~lj, Cro9iu, lion bl!)y to escape paying 1~•1 Tom Skinn"':, Kay D111<1, Cline debts " -• ' ,.. Dalley; lt0n9'e ·Ev~ -an4 ¥arl· · Janel' arau· anne Woo4keard. anamnlt--l.cillll'te• un· wor;.ker8 were; Sandra, Brewing· :::~~~~~~~~~ ton. J.yruf D.Qielo; (:arol fl_eott, creditor! _loi!omtntUtlllon :MarilYD Swan, · Sandy Oblinger, Rollllie f;vau, Tom Sk\lmer.- Ju· Ice· Zel'kle, ll•vid .Thomu. Jack Slttetfleld, JuCiy. Wilder mutb, N~ BradfOrd, Kll'tD ner, 'caroiYntNlebolsod, Judy . tin, DavlofWUey, llev Puna. Bar· bara lone~. Gene CrGots,,Fred·RIley. , . d•i~f,~~~f•Jr':iltll~ns:ai uo I I Stiffler Red Anchor Ohio Vallty Baking Co , ~EW. P.OMEROXOFF~CIAl$-AJlE-- Pomeroy awl ftfiddleport HJgh Schoe! bandsl'(len'in launch· ins. !be current Meigs County Drive for Polio FUnds on Sat· urday net(,ed aum Of ~7U5 with their "Blue Cl'lltch Day", according to announcernent mad~! today ]ly H. ~- '&ney, drive cb'Urm~n for tb'e Meigs tounty Polio Foundation. In Pomeroy the senior and junior band members uncter the , dgectlon of J..inda ~&oore ®eel· ,. , ed th• 1\1111 of $251~11'1 ill .onclta· n: lions in II!• bualnell,ll dlali~ and rufl a JJ.,._. t,..a DeNUGI Te Tile IMt,erem fH: fJHt he.... ------· VOL IX NO. 217 t. j' .' t ,... , f ' '. .' . r' :.Ed Pr•Sidel1f' I I . ' If y~v live in a hous• flft"n to twenty,yeart olcl you ~a"e a bargain In terms of livable 1poce. ~cler, holftel, with their large room• ancl 1ovntl con. atr.,ctlon, vffer ma11y oppot• tvnitie• for remoclelinf tO bl'llit them Vjt to 19,.11vine •tanciOrd~ ' l,.emoclelint tbat will econciniio call) provide acltletl reaale •alue aiwell is in'creuetlltviM «omfOrt alul convenience. Let w llelp you iMprove yeur "'"" I I Two year awarda, MrL rows, Mn. Albert John Crew, Mn. J Don Cotrlll IQd her Craig Cottrill and Cottrllt; Mn. ~orge Tbree year IWil'is: lllr. McBride and }lisa Eleanor Sebneuler. Four year award: Mrs: Pearl Bride. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 28, 1957