http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fcd676de8fa074c46cd6946dd06a2f8d.pdf 6ccbe11dad07915d35a662e316ce4925 PDF Text Text . . • " ' •( tt! lhDaily Sen~lnel, Pomeroy-lollddleport, 0., Nov. 20, 19~9 Bradbury Parents Visit School In PTA Get-Acquainted. Session Wednesday Arotind And Ahout Middleport wn. l i I At the cloae of the meetine:, the group wall lnvlted to the social room for a cCitfee hour with the Happy Harvestera clus as hoste,.es. .,..-.,-:--:-::--:------- '! Jolly Club Is E ntertaine d By Mrs. Eld"n WI' II ., Mn. Eldon Will entertained the Jolly Club Wednesday evening at ber home In Syracuae. . During the buslne•• seuion In eharge of Mn. Gene Evana plana wert~ made for 8 Chriltmlll din· ner to be held Wednetday, Dec. 9 at 6.30 p. m. at the home of Mrt. Otmer Grimm, followed with a party and gift exchange at the home of Mrt. Enna. Election of officers for the new year wa• heLd with Mn. Grimm aeleeted 81 prealdent; Mrs John Lelfhelt, viet preoaident; Mn. Lll· lie Hauck, ~ecretary; Mra. Gerald Wildermuth, tre.nurer Mrs. Af· bert Woodard, Christmas fund nnd Mrs. Evans, flower fund . The traveling prloz:e donated by Mrs. Woodard was awarded to Mrs. Henry Dtlley. G1 me1 were played and prius awarded t.o Mrs. Wildermuth and Mra. c-.arles Straull. Mra Donak! llauck received an aDDIVerJJry gift from her aecret Ptl. Refreabmenta were served by thfl holtell to 10 mcmb~:~n. The Lord'S Prayer wll read and ' uplalned In a beautiful poem b)' ' lira. Bartell and sbe read, larte ; eenb with the Lord'l Prayar ln· ~tibed were ditpla)'ed by Mra. 1Meinhart, Mn. ~yfried, Mrs. Wil· " liJm Kennedy, Mr1. Jamea Fugate, 11 ) ; MIGS THEATRE J'omei'OJ, llblo TONIGHT "THE BIG OPERATOR" • Mlcltey Rooney ~ Mamie Van Doren ·I .' •• ~ tATUIIDAY "AL CAPONE" Ro4 Steller - J1mea Grea:ory - allo "JOY RIDE" 1Li1n Doren r- Rad FuH.on · tUN. M0"- an4 TUES. • I "IT ST~Wfl'H A KISS" :· Gleftn J'orld~- Debble Reynold• ;, .,- '.I ;·;.1·,~ - • • l p-[j ; .A-· ·P·I·E- - • . : I ..,..,_ Natloa'a New Tule Senutlon At) 'un:r c •I lfft~S , ,.,... "' ·W , 1 Steak HOUSe I POMEROY I the Middleport Jlrll Baptlat Church will meet it the chure!ti. The Men'l oreanlzatlon . , . . Heath Methodist Cbul'f!h, Middle· port will meet Tue1day evenJns at 7:80 at the.. church. Bernard .Fultz, president of the e:roup 11 urging au men of the church to attend. The Melg11 County Men'a Ftl· lowahlp of the Churchea of Chrlat met Monday evening with Wlll· 11am King, president ln charge of 1 the meetina:. The group have been e!OUectinK clotblng and tow· els to be sent to the Grundy Mlaalon Home In Virginia and now have the box. ready to ablp. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the Seaalonal Selection Commtttee of Pret))yterlen the Flrlt United Church will meet at the cburch. - • • • • ill • - • • • :,;;;;.::;;;;;;;;;;,;;:::::;;:::;=;;::;;;;;:::;;:;:=;::::;:=:, - ~ ;i~;;i 1 WE'LL TALK • • • TURKEY Lyons contributions were voted .to tltf' Athens State Hospita1 and the fam1ly at Chesbtre who were burned out Wednesday . It was .also dec1ded by the class to fix a baske t of good to be taken to a needy family ..BETTER BUYS Dynallow drive. ~~U, Gene Keller and tma:=:::...::.=·~· m Deal Ch riSfma$. . ~------·1 pOrty, 0 Gift Exchange, IS BeJng , PI anne d WA!ll'r.lJIINGTH jacl<et of ~thylt wool, hlghUghted by blaCk wool p..,.men.terle, for a dftll ot oxford gray tlan· ael ud tbeer black wool. lt'a a eottume dealped by Dolllld Brookl tor 'rowley. The lklrt ta p.t.bered for fulltlell and at. taehecl to & aheer black wool aborWJetvtd bodice. Bishop Blanchard To Visit Here The Rt. Rev. Roger W Blan· chard wlil administer ntes of con· 11rmatwn at the Grac:e Episcopal :...'burch, Sunday, November 20 The serv1ce will be held al 4 p m and mtere.sted friends are inv1led to attend. lU ~ II I• R~ llQ ~·~ COFfEl- MAKER 8 Btner tiSiin.l cof~ 1reater coffee economy - 1011 td'l hut IbM .. •Y lffl~l! The Fla"Vo-matic: aives you better coffee, 1hroqb a combination of exclutive and patenud features l'h1t contm. timias IUid tempen.cuu cuctly, aut9maticaJly. Never overheats or "baraa" coffee. never "underpetlu'" either. The flavo-matk method yield. more full Ravot<d 9!P.! 11!! ~pd. ~ • for aew~ cOflec IIVJII&I. • r-· • ·:.;,~~;;iii~;;iii~iii;;;;;;:~~;;;;;:;:;;;;;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • for I ~· The ~~a90n City PTA wiU spon-. sor a bake sale next wednesday hom 10 to 2 p. m. et tbe B. • B. Market. Proceeds will be used toward a stage for.. tbe tcbool. · 1957 lUlCK Century .. · .. · · · ·· · $1,995 2 Door Hard Top. Power steerlnr and brakes. Sharp one OWMr. New Buick trade-ln. ' ' 1957 lUlCK VISpeclal ·· ·· · · · · · · .. $1 795 . f Door Sedan. ilyllaflow drive. Radio and Heater:' Own14 by local drual!lt. 1957 PONnAC Vl4 Door .. · · · .. · $1,795 Haiti Top SedaD. Eltra tie, Radio and Healer. • clean one owner car. HydriDI&· ' 19.56 PONTIAC VI 2 Dr. Stila1r·-:···- $1,291 ' ' ~Uc. Spolleu ~lturpolae and whllelbdib. 1t5S·f · VI 2 ~oot·~·lrta• A . .II sharp car ju~ Wlilln& lot you. I . ······$195. , ..PLYMOUtH 2 Door Waa .... .. $695 r ae·wpalllt Job. ••••·M-;oe ~!'.!~ UNT!l: ?:M MO!'!.'T!!IU.r !to\'!'. :.,.,...,................ ...__. ,. , ..'~~, m. ·' , Qaikb. . . . ., .... ~ \ ' ., . . ' \ . ' •• ) l . ' . ' ' . I 1te Par I'Jl,~!'i* 1M Ym •' ., ;~::.. ' ., .>< . . . .tillllifar IUICI Special ...... · .... •.. ·.· .. $495 Bedaa. l!zcepUonal. "' I ' POBOYNlTIOfW " Urges Sale Of Freedom dom but we faU to sell it," Will HeUerman, Director ol Com · muDl.ty Relations for the NationWide Insurance Company, told 200 Meigs county people attending the third annual Farm-City ~~inner in Rutland Friday night. ~r;:,:- 4 .~,.... Mr. Hellel'man spoke of his recent trip to Costa ruco, Hon· •· The ellctlon w.. held lty . dur~ a.. .J Guat~mala with em· 1 lot 11 all four ct..... at D ,.~. P.hu~a o~ the lll.l.an~ ciefhocraey of • scheel the u o&ta ~o. Freed 1n 1MB under ' leadenb•p of Jose Fergaris CO&ta •n ltica is a democrat)' that' main· lCIC t.tins no arruy, il battling to lm· lion. . prove lb ~C0¥10mlc and education· to tho , . _ HOLLYVf09D, Calif•. UPI- al level, and i1as peopJ.e with p-eat 111' SoiMtrt. Potts,....., Ann lh...._r •••••llht c:hampion prlde. 'J hey are led by a gteat man, - · Ntntr · - ... ltti>t~l, - hNrt - att•ck: IUf. the ~aker aaid. an •~lad .,....., 1 He abo pomted out that due to l Jhavlnw In his hoMI the econom1e problems of costa Rlea and other Latin-American COHsatNCE MONET-8tepb!uly Erb, 21, Internal Revenue countrlel there IS great danger of e1ertr: tn Wuhlngton, llhow8 the $4.,000 in 50 and 100 dolla.r Communl1t infiltration. ~~~ wbleh arrtved In 11.."1 envelope wtth u anoDymou note "The United States," Mr. Heller · l&yin& tbe DIDIII!J' wu due tbe govemmenL Now the JeD.der man said, "should aid these eoun· owa 9 oentl more - not enuugb poatage, tries by improving Uving: stand---· ards with farm machinery and tech· nical advice." Pomerot- man, who left here Whether or not th"e ,oountries to become a JeadlnJ ettlwill remam among the free nation& prllllcttce of the area Marion, Kansas, rectnUy annual Thankaglvinc "depend• on our willingness to away in thaj clty at the are held in tbe Eastern help othera to help the.....,lvea," ha8 been learned here. auditorium wi11 be Mr. HeUerman sa1d. Georie eon of a The dinner last rught was part of Mrs. Martha Husted's home room 24 presented a Thanks-afternoon at 3 p. m. the oblervance of Farm . City giving assembly at Pomeroy Junior High School Friday mtJrn. School. Uoyd John Week and w1s held at the Rutland mg, November 20, 1959. It was opened with the traditional there ere still UJ years age H1gh School. lt wai 5ponaored by flag salute led by Ph1l Meier and Jun Mees. open to both mea Pomeroy with hie father and The SCripture, Psalm 100 and the special prayer were given .and glrll, in urban and rural groups of Meigs a elJ:-wetk covered Journey to ceft: who likea to Co~:;.~ Fultz, pre ident of the by Brenda Ingraham. The announcer was Wtlliam Murray. tral KIMaa, where the relt of .fll'e 6 to be at practice 'fhe enttre group, under the - · ,family soon joined them. Mr. Hauwhich the o1 Commerce, directiOn of Mrs. Luclile Swack-~ Pomeroy Chamber er becune a leading cattle11nd ft!il]. waa toaslmaater for the occaaioo are "Come Ye and spoke briefly on the subject ot hamer, vocal mUSIC ID.~tructor, OS e1tate dealer tbere. Come", "We sang "Prayer of ThankigJvmg." Theme of t.he assembly was "A 1'1:1 Aak the "Pohteneu in Progress" He stress"God Of Our ed the need for contmued better Typical ThanksgJVmg Day. " The I To God, Im· underttanding of the problems of first act was a sktt wntte•1 and both rural and urban folk. 1'he Farm CJty Week observance duectoo by ~ mntb-grade student 3 Vei'JeS is designed to bring about better Rosetta "'l Unle" Lisle The settmg understandmg and apprpeciation ~as a family at TbanksglV!ng dtn· WASHINGTON UPI-The chinof the American way of life, Mr. ~~ The characters were: Mother, ce s of an mcrease m parcel Fulu pointed out. Mary Radfurd; Father, Cnarles post rates before CIU'lstmas seem· Lee; .Younger ctaugb~, Sb_aron ed dtm today. Follo~inig the d.i.Qner the Rut· J.iyseU.; c:fder daughter,. Ethel The Post GH1ce Departmeot " 19~· Ronate Phalin. l~Dd,;.ollith ~ kbool fJhoru• under HJse.U, ~w..s gj.ov.ea the ·-go ahead Frida.y to . ·-'~ 'ol',t· " " t.h$ ;at~~'! of Mrs. C. 0. Cbap. . Jennifer Lohse played a piano : make boosts n-eragmg 17 per bHifL .entor.amed trith three 'fiUm· solo •'Nola'' exhlbltlng rare skill fccnt but 1t looks ltke JMe public bers. . at ihe keyboart.l wdl be gJven 60 days notice. The reception committee, • · Tb lnt tat c fartn couple, Mr. and Mrs. Orion The second act was a typical . e ~rs ~ o~merce COOt· Roush, Salem Center, and Mr. and "pep" rally at Pomeroy High lmuswn ICC appro\ed the • , bigbMra Ted Reed Jr Pomeroy 11 School m 19ti9. The participants er postage for parcel post and tow~ couple, .Ueet~ the gu~sts 'were Che~rleaders: Ann Hubbard, O~t!r fourth afclass mall..Tbl e Post The regutratmn c mmlttee was Rosella Lisle and Sandra London; 0, 1ce sa1d terward 1 Would COLUMBUS UPI- Ohio drivers M N Ill V 1 C ~ b' ".A tbe Hanel · Pamela Hobstetter Jim d1sclose the clfccttve date 111 "'n wlth accident free records staod rs. e e a e, olum Ia, ....n . · ' announcement M.ond y Delmar Hamm, Racine, Mnl Char· Mees and Jennifer Lohse; Coach Tl d a · . to reoeive a 10 \o 1~ per tent aDS Ov• les Karr Jr. Pomeroy and Mn. Cilo, EmQlll Rodgers and C. S. le . epartment estimate<: ear· discount In .insurance rates start· Pete Moivit' Middlep~rt. Gibbs, Suerintendent, Jerry her tbts year tbat the mcreased tng Dee, 15. C 00 Th dJ y, d h Shamblin. fourth cla'lS rates would boost 1ts Tbe state Ini'Ul'&DC!e Department e nncr Wlli serve by t e reven..ucs an addithnai $88,000,000 baa approved a pl•n to give the At Rutland Band Boo~ten and the ta· Katbryn Qualls and Dolores .a year It said 1t lost $100,800,000 &&fe driven premium benefits In "er Cr~e~~enyte~eeect:~:. 0p~a~~ew~:~ bles were attractively decorated Landers sang "Plenty Good ' on fourt h class mail durmg the insurance. " by members ot aeven garden clubs Lov•"n"'. 1958 fiSt' 1 __'..:_:':..e...•:_'·----Those drivers whQ have not made for a Tea to be held Wednes· under the dlreetton of Mn. GenThe tbil'd act was the h1gh been involved In a chargeable day, November 23, at f(yger Creek eva Nolan Home Demonstration Agent. aa'rden club!l parJ.Icip•ting point of our modern ThankflgiVIng traffic accident or who have not Hi13h School. The Tea is to be held in honor of were Syracuu, Wa1k·ln, WUdwood, Day, tbe football game between been convicted of moving traffic members of the club. Moth· Amateur, Middleport Star and the long-time rava.hi, Pomeroy new violations In the past tbree years en of the new members and old Chester. and M1Ck:lleport. William Murray are eligible for the m1x.imum 15 members and the faculty are to be was the referee and the announcer per .cent aavin&. of the game w~s Tom Shasteen. entertained. The new members to Tb11 National Bureau 'Of Casual· be honored are : Lillian Clonch and VISITING IN MASON The ltbddt..port team consisted of Qr underwriter•. and tbe National Ruth Loess, seniors; Mary Mack, Mra. Marilyn Manano and sorr, Captain George Korn, Leonard AutomobiJe Underwriters Alan. Roma Reynolds, Patty ROSIJ and Donald, of Crestline, Ohio, are VI&- Roush, ruehard Jeffers, Calvm The current issue of the Ohio drawn up a rattna aystem Carolyn Re11e, juniors. ltlng MW Ben Bentz, Mason. ImbOden, James Hood, Carl Ed· Legion News features a picture whicb drivers involved in -':'-'.:C·--· -ward MooR and Jjm Yees. The of a form er Rae me man on it.s eccidenta or violations atill Pomeroy team had the following fro nt page. "m"a·y··-c: reduced ratee. playera: Captain Ronme Phalin, W1lli'm D stewart, now of Tbe new insurance ratea apply Larry Hudson, Reggie Pha1in, Athens, IS E1ghth District cha\r· to private pasaeJlier autoa. Ru11eU Leffle, Douglas Moore artd man m the Leg10n•s drtve for Bill Jim Jacobs. 1 money for ChriBtma!l gifts to vet· The goune ended in utter de- erans in VA hosp1tais in Ohio, NEW• YORK (UP!)"_ The st Office Department has UD· feat lor Middlep<)rt with the for veteran> 1n state bospilats ecote 48-0 in fawr of Pomeroy. and 1D the Sand usky Home. ' ' veiled to public gaze bere an eerie family of postrobots Mr stewart is pictured in compostmen of the mechanized. futUre ~ automatic mail-handling VISIT HIRE , pany with 12th Diatrict Chairman machines so smart that one of them can even read add'resses. Mr. and Mn. J tlhn Schmitt, I Charles Leacock of Colu'Dbus Some wUl be in use within a year. 'Columbus, were Friday guests of \ with publicity posters to be Used It was emphasized that no 'car.:ee.:r::..!p.:os.:ta=l..:e~mp;..:l.:c oy:.:e:..:.will=~lo:.::,se:..:.'h.:•::;r_fl "':it.:cet:,,-:M~"=-·-:N~o_'""....::.=G,...o_o_ d_ w i_n._l_n=t:-he_d_r_iv_•·--·-=----·LOS ANGIIlLES UPI-JII"a. Edllll Sbuttt, ' who ' loat job when the automation geta World War II air• ~~~:;~bJ~~~~~:~ifull wbltr. The votume of welt frot;n Oblo t~ · Ia increasing 10 fast that reunloh With her remalnlnl '-fim... everybody will have plenty to do. Bert B. Barnet, usistant postSbutto, 70, rtldted master gener•l for operalieDJ, ohe wao told . )lor said at a pre&a review tbere willhad died ,Of C!i;n- be 8l biiJion pieces of mail thill , plsu one bi~ion pal'COI!s • I MacAIIIIUI NIAll 10-0... eral of tb.e Arm1 Douelu MacArthur bat IUcceeded In hJa wlab to "fade awQ"' trom Amerleaa. publlo CODtroverv. Now al.molt 80. tbt Av• ·ltl.r pneral ia lhowa 11, be looked bo IDU Uld bo N.....ber, lt68, II • Patrol Ordei·ed Waenng Moves . To Warn Campers J)eparture Ahead · Of Heater Poison From Nelsonville · coLUMBus hl&h· UPI-State WlY patrolmen were ordered toW to •top aU drivera haullnl csmpinJ-lype trailer~ in Ohio tO warn them of lethal carbon mon- heaten. A- a... Pomeroy Nativ,e George Hauser · Dies In Kansas oaef Dead At k §... - ,____ _ Choir Holds Last Practice Session 'At Eastern High j M i} De}i Drivers Stand To Win Bonus Stark• Drug Store is announc· ·in& tbe employment of J. W. Carl of Mowrystown, Ohio, as reglater· ed pharmacilt. Mr. Carl il t!IIO regietered ln Kentucky and On· tarlo, Canada . Scout Leaders Attending Meet At . Ih, q [~ I: ' ' ' II I ' : I ( l I I l l .... '1' Kyger Creek Club PI Tea N 25 At Hi'gh S h I Stewart -Active In Legion Drive For Christmas Barred . From Reunion By Tragedie8 . \\ : j • ~identFree DRUGGIST IMPLOYID ' Typtca • J Thanksgtvmg • • Is Theme Ass 0f Jum"or u1• embly Fn.day p" } p t Hik arce e Iwon't u·It yuIe • FUt Ufe unveiled AutomatJC • Letter Macbine WIt• h Seanmnl Mystery Farm Of Meigs County Presented ~:':~:·~f . .. . Ohio: Partly c:loWy, ,.. llllrbd hmper•ture cha,.... W.r, ... r.lght tw Suaday, P6111Wy a flow 'ft'lnldn of r•in thl• RMI'IIIIIIi melnly In tt.. .... portloft, Kith tod•r Low tonfght »44. IIINULK COPY - lc Even that makee the dress reader" is .·· ~: other escapeea, Robert D. 21, North Canton, Ohio, 'F. Panona. 20, Clay Va.. were arreeted Ohio. free . they and a at Mace ;·~~:~~-f~;· in 1 car driven C. Tindall, 21. Cdd· The vehicle wu stopped I~:~; Tindall failed to dim hls for an approaching ear. three were charged and enterin1 a Ava, , Ohio, during questioning by Mace and Hopkins admitwere fugitives. Ic.,i~;;, Mother of Three Killed By Wild Shot From Police Gun ·MAYTAG 'PAIR Pow· Spe~ker ...,: ttot jail._ - - - - SPONSOR IAU &ALl "<•>I ..... Weather Satardi)', November 21, 1~9 Tho atuclonts .l,.,..roy Hltlh , _ , Prlclor otactod Ml11 Miry Amloortor, Mlnomllto, aa • for tho Thaakatlvlne - - Three men were guests of the Meigs County jail thla morning. Richard Justice, Pomeroy, wa• 'arreated Friday afternoon by De· puty Clarence Shields .on a Cbarp of Intoxication and Virgil Meadows, Middleport, is aervlne a three day DWI eentence from the court of E. w. Peoples. A transient Ruby Lee :Martin, of MasaJUon, spent the ni.J;ht at Another R.,.tland Furnit&J're Value! • • • • •, • • Homecoming Queen Hellerman Sees Latin Americans Elected Friday · ':,Needing Strong Unittd States Help At Pomeroy High "We have the greatest product in tbe world today free- Meii~~Y In ~..O,ver ·• Friday Night tho and 1Ubtrlmmtdlately arm City . $8,88 · · -··' enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, rear Elberfelds In Pome I 186 w. liU CAN PAY MOlE- BUT THl FLAYO·MATIC makes better NO. Pf. PLEASANT, W. Va. UPlTwo mcmoers of a Middletown, Otuo, tllilluy were killed earty to· day m a he .. don coHuaon bet.veeJI a tractor-tl'auttr and 1 car 11even miles east of here on va. 11. Aulhorities ideb.tified tbe victims' o11s :•..J·s. Jean Monerief, M, jl.lld 1fiary Linda, 2. Hospitalized were the husband and father, Ralphael ~onurlef, and three. other children, Ralpbael, W, 8, .Birt, IJ, w1d Patrieaa .Aileoe, 3,. and the~ truck driver, Neal Scho).er, 4ti, SL Paul, Minn. • ,_;once 111Ud it tool almoat two hours to get .Scholer out of his veh~le. None. of lhe injured wasbelieved m critical condition. Tbe Moncrief famUy was enroute ' to V~.rguua (or the Thanksg1v1hg holiday. , Mr. Scholer from hla bed in Pomt Clmic told State Pollee Sgt. G. M. Scott that he was tra· veJin8 on a straight stretch of road when be saw tbe Monfries ear approach. He sald the car veered a little into his lane and there stUl was room to pasa. But when the auto got within BO feet it moved further into the wrong lane. He said that he tut away sharply and -had bil nght tires on the berm but could nQt avoid it. Scholer said his left front lender tore inlQ the f;utomobile be· tween the headlight and the windsJti.eld. Although not serious· ly mjured Scholer was pinned in bls cab for 46 minutes. State Of· fleers J. c.. Yuet and :r. E . Eddy 'apd Chief Deputy Sheriff Mark Harabarger were fearful of fire from leaking Jasollne aa they fought to free the driver. He was cut and bruised about the lee•. Dr. Oliver Eitienaur, coroner, Muon County, •laid, Mra. Mon· fries died of nack ,and skull frat· tures. Mary LIM.,J, who had been rid1nJ in the seat, died of a compreued dull frattu~ Mor.e Women's NewsOnPg3 ' rh"ld League Has D'Inner Meetl.ng, PIan Y Ie pOr"ty XI ..... •u. Mother, Jnfant Die In Crash OnRoutel7 Frea aud Health JiJ> aud Wa • group in made Middleport. aa aiviJii KernelaroadlRII af Corn," reid"Five by other The CCL League aJao plana to servioe Mrs. Holmes who also tondlicted a fill a box with clothing and food a:ame with the prize awarded to for a family who lost alf' their be· 11 Mrs. Hysell. lonDgin1gs mtl a fir~ 1r ,bcently. A salad courae waa served by ur ng 1e soc1a our a desserl the hosteu to thnae named above course was served by Mrs. Boggs and Mrs. George Mowery, Mrs. J. dlrs Helen Sauer, Mrs. Jo~unc11 PuJ. M. Thornton, Mn. Ltwl• Stanley, len and Mrs. Theo NeutzHni"iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiijiii l' ~:,;~:~r~~o;f~:~;;~~~· Mn. Harry Houdaahelt, Mrs. Cbar'· 1i tea Sauer and :'lfrs. Fr1nk QheeleGue,tJ for thr: dinner were Jo-, brew. 1epb Struble, Millie and Cbuekle ----~...,.-,-Jon, Kelty and Jimmy TO MilT MONDAY ~I.On.:er, Joan Hewetaon, Jennifer The Dauetnert of Union Veter· Dorothy Mae l!udnell, ani will hold their rea:ultr meet· Ann tnd Shirley Will, tnlf Monday evening .at 7:30 o'· Moulden, Larry end elaell; at t.he ltAV Hall, It JJ an· Will, Paul Black, How- nounced. Qtiart~&rly blr1hcleyJ will ard Kina, B!Uy, George and Nor· be oblerved. the VOL BlBhop Blanchard' will be visitmg Grace Church for the first The class members are plan lime smee hiS con11ecreation as bismng to -clean the kitchen at the hop of Southern Ohio, followmg the church "on the 15 of next month re!..iremenl of Bishop Henry WISe and all members who can are urg· Hobson in June. ed to help. Conikroants will be Mrs. Following a .report of the nomi· S1sson, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. natmg committee by Mrs. Ysabel Wmebrenner the present officers Frank Titu$ and Leo Story. were re·elected for the new year A reception for the H1snop and Officers are: Preaident, Mrs. the Confirmation Class wi11 be held Lyons, Vice Pre51dent, Mrs. m the Parish House following the France& Bearhs; Secretary, Mrs. service. MH111 and Treasurer, Lillie Hubbard. After the butiness meeting a prGgram of games wll! conducted by Mrs. Warren Hulburt. A poem "Than~" by Mr•. George Be~bl, pretldent, opened ~ I the meeUng of t,be Put PreaidentJ of the Ladles ~uxliJary of Drew Wellater Post, American Legion, held WedJ11!tdQ' evening at _tl;e U home ol *ra. Jed Webster, Sr., The annual Thankl&lving din· Sprlnl Avenue. ner of the Cb1ld Conservation Following the Pledge to the Flag Leall!ue was held Thursday even· and 11lent pra)'et, devotlons taken lng at the :dartin Restaurant, Mid· from Luke were led by Mr11. Pearl dleport. At the dinner each mem· Hysell Plans were made tor a ber waa given a amal1 candle ln. the CbriJtmu party and 11ft exchnge shape of a turkey as 1 favor. at the next meetlna whi~h wlll be Following tbe dinner the group held at the home o( Mra. Ben to the home of Mra. Lionel Neut:tling. Mrs. Eddie Smith was lllo~gs for their business meeting named to have devotians at the I~ aoclal time With Mrs. William December meeting nnd members Slater pr~sidmg. are requested to bring aales tax Plans were mat.le for the rhrist· JStampa to the dleet1ng. mas parly to be held at the.• home Plan!\ were made to send Chrllt· Of Mrs. Wealey Fry on Wednesd...., mas gifts to 1hut·ins and Mrs. Ow· evc;ning, Dec. 16 , with 8 gift e';. en wonaon wa11 named to purchaJe cbange. the gitte. Prayer by Mn. WllUam Baxter, chaplam, concluded the , A program commmee consilltlng buslne81J seulon . of Mrs. A. Lengen and Mrs Kay Mrs. Mayme Holmel wa• pro- Burkett were appomted for the gram cheirman for the evening and Christmas party. a readlnj:, "Daily Ble•smgt", wa• During the meeting plans were giveh by Mr&. Webater. A Thanka- discussed for the forming of· an. I t•JI Wedne1day of tbt11 week of Brownie Troop No. 2 dl1trlbuted the 1959 lUlCK VI Sp~elal · · · ·· · · · · · · · $2,795 2 Door Sedan. One careful owaer. er oteerlna. Exceptional car. . 1 - •·· A dessert course was llerved by the hostess Mrs. Hamilton , Mn. Wmebrenner, Mrs. Blanche Hap. tons tall and Mrs. Leona Boster, following t~e games. Plan5 were made for the Dec· ;~nd ChriBtmaa ember meehn.l{ party. The ev!nmg will beg_m with a potluck dmner at the t'h urch wtth Mrs Charles Lewis m charge of the dmmg room. On the kitchen comm1ttee are Mrs. Charles Bennett, LMrs Shir· ley M1lls, Mrs. Ras.s Pullen and Mrs. Lyons. Gift comm1ttee for the evemng are Mrs. Cecil Brad· bury an d Mrs. Lillian McGhee . Distributors Were Guests At Home Mrs. Theiss ON THESE .1 wm · b and greenery Merft ers and tuests were seated at tables wit~ ""iite ""' "' coven and centered with a co~u· copil filled with bolly, red ber· rie•, fruita, ve,cetables and nuts Favors for the children were gum drop turkey, made by Den Three Cub Scoutl andlfor the adults, IIDall eupo filled with candy, Followina: the .dinner the IJ'OUP adjourned to tbe loda:e han for a program pretented b~ Mrl. Charlet Spencer. Group aina:ing of "America" opened the program followed by a poem "The Pll· &rim• Came" by Joan Hewetaon. Two gamea, one for boys and one for glrlt were held after which a poem "Indian Children" Wal glv· en bY MUUe Leaar and a comedy JODI and danCfl "Side by Side" by Cbarleunna Heu with Jenniter Lohse II accompani1t. A poem "Today We Give :Th~a~n~ks~"~by Mr1. T. A. Hewetaon Iii talk on "Thing• to be for during the HoUday by Jo~eph Struble, a SpeM:er gave a read· L. Heaton, Matter af epoke briefly, wei· a:ueatJ:, after which "Bteaa Be The Tit to clo1e the prog:nm. chiLdren were taken borne, a short buslneaa JeSIIOD Wll held with Mr. Heaton pre&id· ing. A eoQtrlbutlon wa• made t() • meeting and ber devohons were on Thanksgiving. During the buSiness meeting, conducted by Mrs. John . Wards Pomeroy Ben d Grange Entertams , D•Inner Of County With Than ksgivma A 6:30 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner for members, The children of the County Home, an:Alher J::&tSJs preceded the meeUng .., u • th of the Pomeroy Bend Gr e, W l.f. 'fi e ay evemng in e DAV hall "' . The dinner was served itHhe dininQ: .'room of the ball which was decorated wltb arranjements of,cllrysantbemums, holly wor~, fine one pound $2.10 in Old Str'Ht Court Prbl.y for am.lhintt a ahop Mndow,. wu elk• ad why ho dkl II, "The window mirrored my ,.. fltctlon,... he •xplelutd, ...and I didn't 'tllke It/' I Miss Sylvia McMaster was the devotional leader for the ' ,Women's Guild Explores Thanksgiving ·Theme In Meetini Held Wednesdat Eve the office of a local phy11lcian Wedn .. day alter nearly hein& overcome by catbon monoxide fum .. while at his employment at the Coca-Cola plant. He Ia re· ported to be recovering. Mr . .and Mrs. Lloyd Bentz who b b "d" · the t a;,v;,e,,n;•, eni ru1 IDJ m ups al.l's 111 0 0 1• of the Harry Cross property, N. second Ave., moved Thuflday to Marton. Mro. Goldl " 0 W'"'•ht ta apeudlng · • .,.. few daya wltb her aoll·ln-l.aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. BUt Bodhner. Mrs. Wrl&ht ill employed at the TB Hospital, Nel11onvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueaer were in Pt. Pleasont Tlleeda1 eve· nlng to attend the demonatration by the Kenny Muaic Company held at the Appalachlan Power Co. Among the arti.lllll wbo appear· ed were Brownie Ben~en ot TV and Christine JohniOD. Mra. Minnie Gllmore ha• returned (o her home after a Villll •in 1Covlngtond, Kyb., with her llOD· D· aw and aug ter, Mr . ·and Mrs. Raymond Burnea and daueh· ter, Kathy. The GuUd Girl• of the Mt. Moriah Bapt-lat Church hold a Bake Sale, Nov. ~tb, at the Tri· Lustre Cleaner•, Middleport, bewinning at 9 a. m. Sunkday evening there wiH be a 1 Than 111 ving dlt1ner beld in the baaement or the Heath Methodist ~buyb, ~~d~jporht, for the Jun. lor out Fe owa tp, All youth 4, tli, {1, 7 are invited. 'l'he Is belne: sponaored by the coun1elora. The Cbrlstlan Cru11dere Clu1 ol the Flnt Baptllt Church, Middleport, will me"t Tue.clay at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milia at 7 o'clock. At 8:00 o'elOck Tueadly evenina the Board of Tru•teea of .,, Class of the First Baptist Church of Middle· port met Thursday evening at the borne of Mrs. Dana Hamil· . .. • e DI5LIKIS OWN LOOKS LONDON UPI-A '"""' b,_. The Busy Bee l!:::::::::::::::::::::::::!ll Atkins, Ml11 Tb~Jma Grue.er, Mro. Blaettnar, M... Reibel and Min Erma Smith. It was announced that anyone wll'hlng to contribute canned goods for the Upper Sandusky Home should brlng them to the h h 1s d c urc nex uo ay. CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Cheshire Family; Plans December Event Following the regular meetin~ of the Bradbury PTA Wednesday evening the parents v iSited in the rooms of their children and got acquainted with thoir teachers. . By FRIDDII HOUDASHBLT Robert Morris, lJ~:sident, conducted the business meetmg Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary and J . H. and appointed Wi · m Russelt,;md Nathan Biggs as a com· Grate and Rev. Howard Ruppelt miltee to get information relative to play ground equipment. were m Logan Tue1day to attend A letter was re1d froii · •he --- the meeting of the Scioto Pre$· Meigs County PTA. Council uk· Glaaier of the Enterprise EUB ing that the unit send repre~~en· Chutch will speak to the aasem· bytery the FtrstAlso Umtedattending Presby.. ~ terian at Cbureb. tall vel to tP,e Pomet'Ciy HJgb bly · Followine the assembly · tbe were Mrs Mayme Holme11, Mn School on Dtc. 3 · who would be intere ted in joining the PTA pupill will be served a turkey 1 Rachel McBride and Milo Frantle dumer. Mumaw of the Syracuse Pruby· ChorUI. December 23 was set as the date terian chunh. of the Cbrtatmu party when Mrs. Kathryn Evans, treasurer Mr . .and Mra. Earl Werner of The Women's Guild of e Federated church met ednes- Bradbury had 85 tbe 1r dinner reported on the Halloween party there wrll be a gift ezchange and also a glft from Santa Claus and ·. day evening at the church with Mrs. Fred Blaettnar presiding . gueth Sunday, ~lr. and Mrs. Wal· and it wu termed a succeae1. alao a dmner. The Tbanll;rsivmg Auemb)y ~ Following a short business session, Mrs. I. B. Weed, devo- ter Smith, pastor of tbe Bradbury Af Wednesday nigbt'll meeting wu announted. It will be · h eld ' Ilona! leader opened with group singing of "Our God, Our Church of Christ. there was a tie for the Attend· on the Wednesday before Thanks~ Help In AgeS Past," with Mrs. Ben Neutzllng as organist, folMas Sally Sauer ot Columbus anee Banner and award between and begin at, 9:00. • lowed by t&e "Lord's Prayer'' in unison and scripture reading vis1ted over the weekend with giving There will. be special music Mrs. Lettie Young'• aecond grade · ~ or Mattbew 24: 14-26. An impresher paren.ta, Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. under U)e dlredion of Mrs. Elea.· and Milia Mildred Feeney's sixth ~ ~Jv~ prayer poem "Father we Mrs. Thomas Youung, Milt Fick, Sauer, Brownell Ave. t Tbtnk Thee" by Mrs. weed con· Mn. Fred Leifheit, Mrs.. WlUWn Horace McElhmny wa& taken to nor Zeiher and Rev. Francia grade. , eluded tbe devotions. Mlu Ell&abeth Fick Wll prolflm leader and an Impressive ' dlaloiUO on "The Altar of Thank• li.vinc" wu pre.ented describing Ole llllin1 way• for which one can t•-ugh their lives be "'•a-•ful ·~ m• r,. "'-'"~ the boly blptiam· 81 1 chUd -...-p-•-• 1n •· d j On: """~-.~ ....p&~l I were n..::v. an MJ11:. Wlldo J. Bartell, Yilt Mary Vlflinl.a Helbel. Mn. Phil WUl· •·-·-- 11n Pblli M i h rt I -· • p eDa • ~ Mra.. lto)l Seyfried, Ml'l. Louia ~ Reibel and Donna Reibel. At the . eo&eluatoa of lb.• d11logue, eu· ,tned &ood• wen taken to the lltar ...... ,_.. will d th u ~ally Ht;:m:"n ,,:o th: ::: which g supported by the E. 6 · R. CJiurcb. - Church Class Votes Contribution To ' ~ oo ex· far faster eye: Its optical geared to read md alate com· De· • I I '~ ,I ! 1 ·' �tHE DAILY SENTINfL -- - Utnmentatin~ • - --~ · . ---- Mystery Farm Of Meigs f.ounty Presented Z-Jl.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy·MI4,dtepc#t, !l-•i'lov. 21, 1050 ' Doily Sentinel, Pomertl)l'·lllddleport, 0., No.. 21, 1~ . Editorially Back To The Indians ., Chesapeake and Ohio Railway has given its old steam locomotive bells. an iron horse back to the Indians. Not an enRe v. -Duro.n wrote that t~ would wei· tire iron horse, to be sur e, but t he part that come the bell since, "at present we have no made mueh of th e noise- the bell . way of calling people to Sunday sChool and The C&O heard th at t he Presbyterian Mis~ t·hurch." He said the Mission, known as Los sion io Pe.nasco, New Mexico was seeking a Rincones Center, is located in a valley in the locomotive bell to be used to call its congre- mountains Of northern New Mexico at an algation to · worship but was not having any titude of nearly 8,000 feet. luck. The Mission serves 5,000 people th rough F or the first time in over 80 years of misa medical clinic, a community program and sion work, h' noted, the parishioners wilt be church. Tbe congregation is eomposed of >ble to heati the call to worship through a Pueblo and Navajo Indians who built most bell wbich obee was an iron horse's' warning of the church themselves .tram adobe brick. signal. Although the Mission is more than 2,000 Ilt, recent years the C&O has donated over rntles away fro m the nearest point on the 110.·olll steam locomotive bells to churches C&O, the railroad offered The Rev . aud Mrs. lOCited mainly on the 5,000 miles of its sysJulian Duran, resident missionaries, one of tem, 1 -- - Epistle to Mary Sma-lley, • in answer kl her sorrow expreeaed in a letter to us over the incom- 1110 DUNNIT - -....... • Gordon L. Chute, project englnett lOr the atsie of West VtrgrttUa, In his latlsh r...u... looko how an engineer should look. He's brown, leathery, crinkly-eyed· from looking Into many d1ys' suns, and sturdy. This week he was in the Pom• eroy-J4iddleport area checking on a tiny detall of Mettatania: Just how far along its course is Thomas Fork ereek railed Thomas Fork? II this seemo rather an infhfttesslmattask for. state's pro· joel engineer. hold up there! Chute It on a team doing a job th~t Is being done over for the first time In ~5 years, snd with much more refined eoaJ· neerlrii techniques than In 1904. He described it this way: "We're In a cooperative topographic mapping progrsm be· tween the Stale of West Vlrgh>la and the U. S. Geological Suney. Ita purpose 1s to provide more .accurate contour mapa: ~or indu~ry, hlgl'Jway dep~rtments, oil and gas and privale pleteneSJ of "The Scbool Teacher's Par.ble" ll!st week : The parable simply was too long to use in Its entirety. It had to be reduc~, and admittedly lott some of Its impact. I annot even tell YO.U where the original nst1, ~cau.ee I wal!l iwttt'n to te('J'et'y, Perh11p1 that penon who has the orlslnal wlH be compasl5Jonah•, ret tn touch with you, and m.oke the entlro ""'ljr; available. Ch1:t d~·:~!im:~d):t'~~r!'t~: afternoon fixing "!Uirrel• for the l ' flremet l'H aqull'l'fl supper Thurada)' e\·ening. Through an error his nlilme wa1 omitted frotn the list of chef• who prepared the meal. r ,· . ' • ·I Ridge-Keno News teed~>•r ISocial Events , Dally Sentinel D bo k Of 0 -----....J · - - - ·.. Late News From The AT1'IND DINNIR Dr. and 111'1. P. s . stanley were ci.Ev~ UPJ - Demoll· opment to.n Fund to eneouraa:t tn Pt. PleiWnt Ft'Jday eveq.ina to Uon expert were ceUed on toda)' privlle . tQter~riq: 1n under;dewlo~ mteresta. attend the Stewardthlp Dinner held to 1id in unloadlnll ' 'truddoad of ed natlon1. The maps Chute and his people are making - they're just Jn the social room• of the st 1rms and explotlvet ·beto1 investlgetting into Ohio, after completins a West Virginia phase - Peter's Lutheran Church. Jated by four a:ov,rnmental will be basic to all human aellvily 1n the future that has to do wUll njan and the resources wht rl1 support him, as have the WCTU TO MilT 1904 maps. The Pomeroy WCTU will meet But~>' lftll, why was Chute putUng surveillance on Thomaos at the United Melhodillt Church~ Fork .,~ aaencJea. The moon ·quarter. "Thlt kind of checking isn't terribly Important, but we like In have t)llngs accurate, " he said. "Th~ 1'904 map indicates the course of the creek and calls Jt Thom1a Fork, clear <lPWt.Jo Ito aonfiuence with Leading Creek. We are interested m whether people here call It, and llllnk.o! It, still as Tbft111liW All'kf' "Aftll...ll," coneluded Chute, "If people don't think of Thoma11 Fork as Thomas F'o rk a nymore, and someone here oaw one of our maps lhat nsmed It so, we'd be put in the dum· my clw, and all our maps should become suspect." the hat I could tell Mr. Chute - __;__ _ that, 10 f1r a1 J knew, .he was ·within two feet. aafe I~ c.aiUnl Thorn~• P'ort, Chute hlild a ~~ word for Thoma~ Fori. That Wlln t enoueh those hardy ena:lneer 1 of 1904. for him, u It 1hould not hiVe Wbrkine with more crude Jnetru· be-en. He pttlentoly cllmbt!d in his c1r, htl•def.· _for Thomas Fork , bent upcm q~rtontn1 rntdente -or th111 artie ~(lnl tbe «eek. '""' new technique• I terrain feature Mmea. a. Fri1'hten1 20. NOf'th.. T. Qull-llke f"bbr.) Jt. Oteedy bird A Cook, &I meal •· FNt• 11. Man'• IUek.. Mme ..,, 2f,. llldttl ao.t:,... Je. Hud· dlttl L &\Wf011 See Us Now For Your Made From c~. · Maoler Mix Concentrates all tboH ~ &I I Mldclleport Feed Mill -we I)o Custom Grinding" No. 2nd St. Phone ~ Mlddleporl . . . 'WASHINGTON UPI - Edwin Kirby, 33, Urbana. Ohio, hatchery owner, left today an a foreJp _tour as • repreaeatJUve of tbe Devtl· ROCK SPRINGS • . "Sleanor and Mar1aret Well of Flatwoods attended · rt~vlval here ·Mondl)' eveninl and gave two •el~ eetlans. . . JRIAT yOUR fARM MAC~IN•Y "IO , . . lilT Rhetunat~~:Fever· May ot mo1 wrltMI ' WIIOit. id~nday.. rAL•RMO PACI$ HIAIIING L06 ANGELEs UPI-l'rank (BlinkJ) Palenno of PhUadelpbl.a '".. a federal eourt hearing (Porter Ho-. Follow SOrct Throat Wesl Mala St. NOW IN PROGRESS POMEROY " ·'l!LADE ~IMPLEMENT laclno, ~·. 98 Ntw ,' warra~~tee AND SUPPLY I Pho,ne Willi 6ullltle Mounted """"': - 1 lAST .' MAIH ST. · · (JAWLER ....ll4 115. JIM1 . -~-· 1 ... USEi 44o ~aa I New York Slrlps, Cia._ AI) rae~ mld4Ue c~l ard In eontrut to ing of the erop or lfOUDd grains will aid ereatly In maintaining the quallt)l' of the Ill· age produeed. Fumen hlteretted in obtaininl detailed information on material preaeoted at the Silage conferencf may contact tbe Exten1ton Offict for eopJea of tbe ma.teriala pnpar· eel. Nov. 30 on h.ie reque~t tor the wttbdrJW~I ol wire tap evidence acatn•t him ill an alleced bodnC H.ln.U. ll. .,\dvert.IH- . a I . . -r C:HAR.BROttEb STEAKS : Crows Steak Hetuse ...... _ • 1ance ay I All Mash and llgg Mash table wire alwa)'l l'lloDe l'U-1-ZtU CBESTEB, OHIO I I MASTER MADE CI&Uit ' SEE 1~·--*'-, ·· · 51-Z-Z-1.1 HG topthw li. ~t.reN ll. lboW)' aowen ~Nr::: . t II~ . \-~· ·~...-, ~,;.; . REEDSVILLE 1ere ~·~J•;w~:r-·, - ~~ ~~ talen&~tt.d · evetY n).~ mor• ·! and WILDING King' 'lf Belpre were bUBineu "Jililin1 So Put ly= I JIM HIATDN ..... LI.OYD IID-11 · o. lb. LI·VE HOG :u•• . 'SIRYICI PARTI ' • ' s ., •ilk . WITH I ' 1'101 J'UI~E OF. A • I . •\.,. I' .' ' . .MoCOIIMICIC ' ' - . . . ' rliUliQUIPM(Nf !' OpeD Dally 8 Ill I lLL MllCNANtCM. WORK Cl.-.._.. C.theclrat Letln 21.. CleftiMcl HoiF Name I L•k•woocl 22 Clevel•nl Wnt TO<h 0 Harvey Hanil and Jimmie 1ee CROSSWORD tuddenly lUI .At t.h1Jlk ttoned 1bove tnctude alrphoto Thtl new · mops. on a lfCale or l overllllys m11de by prJvsta and gov· ln"h to 2.000 feet, should be trnmoa\ aa:enclese In recent av•llable to the public within three yeart." Next tprlnr we thaU field partlet in Melli County Jetting neceaury bue 'polnta of I~~~~:~·e~~~!'· elevation and cheell:ln1 place and j1 v!t"!jl>~i~~~ is approaching · You~r~ t:. CHIITitl, DHIO ...... •Mloh. CC 7 Toledo C( 0 I Mu.._ inl" .m ent o\_ oUr llve"ei \Vhalewr V.i dO", w w~ ~we. · ~k:"' ~ · chances are w~y _li IOinf · to become,. aware ·at it. , 1 ' yean. By u•e of ttertOieoplc In· •pectlan, at.artinr from a known point ab;ove tel level (determined In .lhe neld) contoul'!l aJ'e determined from phot01 to an accuracy Col'- lnternetlon•l 'l NEWELL'S GAUGE Clnclnn•ll MI::Nichofn 50 North Hill 1 I Toledo DoVllblN U Tolodo Wood- I The morning star i1 Venua. The evening star 11 Sa.turn. On thla date In hJatOI')': In 18941 the French phll81ophell, ment! and tramping tile around 1hetr contour li1te1 were 1tnnln1· ly •~urate. "Wt have to\llld few 18rtou1 error11 " CtLute l aid. men· p,.... 1' I ' """""" tt. O...hllls 34 HarriMn I 'fODAY AND YESTF:RYEAR United I Clndari.-tl Wooclwml 16 chaMtl Withrow 6 Cincm•tl Taft 6 Clncm.tf TheAlmaoa~ Today is- Saturday, Nov. 21,. the 325th day of the year, with 40 more daye in 1959. Tuesday lilt 7.30 p. m. OHIO FODTBALL MAJORAPP ' FOR CHRISTMAS' •••If• . Eleetrle Refrlge-Yn . -.., SEE OUR. U.RqE �tHE DAILY SENTINfL -- - Utnmentatin~ • - --~ · . ---- Mystery Farm Of Meigs f.ounty Presented Z-Jl.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy·MI4,dtepc#t, !l-•i'lov. 21, 1050 ' Doily Sentinel, Pomertl)l'·lllddleport, 0., No.. 21, 1~ . Editorially Back To The Indians ., Chesapeake and Ohio Railway has given its old steam locomotive bells. an iron horse back to the Indians. Not an enRe v. -Duro.n wrote that t~ would wei· tire iron horse, to be sur e, but t he part that come the bell since, "at present we have no made mueh of th e noise- the bell . way of calling people to Sunday sChool and The C&O heard th at t he Presbyterian Mis~ t·hurch." He said the Mission, known as Los sion io Pe.nasco, New Mexico was seeking a Rincones Center, is located in a valley in the locomotive bell to be used to call its congre- mountains Of northern New Mexico at an algation to · worship but was not having any titude of nearly 8,000 feet. luck. The Mission serves 5,000 people th rough F or the first time in over 80 years of misa medical clinic, a community program and sion work, h' noted, the parishioners wilt be church. Tbe congregation is eomposed of >ble to heati the call to worship through a Pueblo and Navajo Indians who built most bell wbich obee was an iron horse's' warning of the church themselves .tram adobe brick. signal. Although the Mission is more than 2,000 Ilt, recent years the C&O has donated over rntles away fro m the nearest point on the 110.·olll steam locomotive bells to churches C&O, the railroad offered The Rev . aud Mrs. lOCited mainly on the 5,000 miles of its sysJulian Duran, resident missionaries, one of tem, 1 -- - Epistle to Mary Sma-lley, • in answer kl her sorrow expreeaed in a letter to us over the incom- 1110 DUNNIT - -....... • Gordon L. Chute, project englnett lOr the atsie of West VtrgrttUa, In his latlsh r...u... looko how an engineer should look. He's brown, leathery, crinkly-eyed· from looking Into many d1ys' suns, and sturdy. This week he was in the Pom• eroy-J4iddleport area checking on a tiny detall of Mettatania: Just how far along its course is Thomas Fork ereek railed Thomas Fork? II this seemo rather an infhfttesslmattask for. state's pro· joel engineer. hold up there! Chute It on a team doing a job th~t Is being done over for the first time In ~5 years, snd with much more refined eoaJ· neerlrii techniques than In 1904. He described it this way: "We're In a cooperative topographic mapping progrsm be· tween the Stale of West Vlrgh>la and the U. S. Geological Suney. Ita purpose 1s to provide more .accurate contour mapa: ~or indu~ry, hlgl'Jway dep~rtments, oil and gas and privale pleteneSJ of "The Scbool Teacher's Par.ble" ll!st week : The parable simply was too long to use in Its entirety. It had to be reduc~, and admittedly lott some of Its impact. I annot even tell YO.U where the original nst1, ~cau.ee I wal!l iwttt'n to te('J'et'y, Perh11p1 that penon who has the orlslnal wlH be compasl5Jonah•, ret tn touch with you, and m.oke the entlro ""'ljr; available. Ch1:t d~·:~!im:~d):t'~~r!'t~: afternoon fixing "!Uirrel• for the l ' flremet l'H aqull'l'fl supper Thurada)' e\·ening. Through an error his nlilme wa1 omitted frotn the list of chef• who prepared the meal. r ,· . ' • ·I Ridge-Keno News teed~>•r ISocial Events , Dally Sentinel D bo k Of 0 -----....J · - - - ·.. Late News From The AT1'IND DINNIR Dr. and 111'1. P. s . stanley were ci.Ev~ UPJ - Demoll· opment to.n Fund to eneouraa:t tn Pt. PleiWnt Ft'Jday eveq.ina to Uon expert were ceUed on toda)' privlle . tQter~riq: 1n under;dewlo~ mteresta. attend the Stewardthlp Dinner held to 1id in unloadlnll ' 'truddoad of ed natlon1. The maps Chute and his people are making - they're just Jn the social room• of the st 1rms and explotlvet ·beto1 investlgetting into Ohio, after completins a West Virginia phase - Peter's Lutheran Church. Jated by four a:ov,rnmental will be basic to all human aellvily 1n the future that has to do wUll njan and the resources wht rl1 support him, as have the WCTU TO MilT 1904 maps. The Pomeroy WCTU will meet But~>' lftll, why was Chute putUng surveillance on Thomaos at the United Melhodillt Church~ Fork .,~ aaencJea. The moon ·quarter. "Thlt kind of checking isn't terribly Important, but we like In have t)llngs accurate, " he said. "Th~ 1'904 map indicates the course of the creek and calls Jt Thom1a Fork, clear <lPWt.Jo Ito aonfiuence with Leading Creek. We are interested m whether people here call It, and llllnk.o! It, still as Tbft111liW All'kf' "Aftll...ll," coneluded Chute, "If people don't think of Thoma11 Fork as Thomas F'o rk a nymore, and someone here oaw one of our maps lhat nsmed It so, we'd be put in the dum· my clw, and all our maps should become suspect." the hat I could tell Mr. Chute - __;__ _ that, 10 f1r a1 J knew, .he was ·within two feet. aafe I~ c.aiUnl Thorn~• P'ort, Chute hlild a ~~ word for Thoma~ Fori. That Wlln t enoueh those hardy ena:lneer 1 of 1904. for him, u It 1hould not hiVe Wbrkine with more crude Jnetru· be-en. He pttlentoly cllmbt!d in his c1r, htl•def.· _for Thomas Fork , bent upcm q~rtontn1 rntdente -or th111 artie ~(lnl tbe «eek. '""' new technique• I terrain feature Mmea. a. Fri1'hten1 20. NOf'th.. T. Qull-llke f"bbr.) Jt. Oteedy bird A Cook, &I meal •· FNt• 11. Man'• IUek.. Mme ..,, 2f,. llldttl ao.t:,... Je. Hud· dlttl L &\Wf011 See Us Now For Your Made From c~. · Maoler Mix Concentrates all tboH ~ &I I Mldclleport Feed Mill -we I)o Custom Grinding" No. 2nd St. Phone ~ Mlddleporl . . . 'WASHINGTON UPI - Edwin Kirby, 33, Urbana. Ohio, hatchery owner, left today an a foreJp _tour as • repreaeatJUve of tbe Devtl· ROCK SPRINGS • . "Sleanor and Mar1aret Well of Flatwoods attended · rt~vlval here ·Mondl)' eveninl and gave two •el~ eetlans. . . JRIAT yOUR fARM MAC~IN•Y "IO , . . lilT Rhetunat~~:Fever· May ot mo1 wrltMI ' WIIOit. id~nday.. rAL•RMO PACI$ HIAIIING L06 ANGELEs UPI-l'rank (BlinkJ) Palenno of PhUadelpbl.a '".. a federal eourt hearing (Porter Ho-. Follow SOrct Throat Wesl Mala St. NOW IN PROGRESS POMEROY " ·'l!LADE ~IMPLEMENT laclno, ~·. 98 Ntw ,' warra~~tee AND SUPPLY I Pho,ne Willi 6ullltle Mounted """"': - 1 lAST .' MAIH ST. · · (JAWLER ....ll4 115. JIM1 . -~-· 1 ... USEi 44o ~aa I New York Slrlps, Cia._ AI) rae~ mld4Ue c~l ard In eontrut to ing of the erop or lfOUDd grains will aid ereatly In maintaining the quallt)l' of the Ill· age produeed. Fumen hlteretted in obtaininl detailed information on material preaeoted at the Silage conferencf may contact tbe Exten1ton Offict for eopJea of tbe ma.teriala pnpar· eel. Nov. 30 on h.ie reque~t tor the wttbdrJW~I ol wire tap evidence acatn•t him ill an alleced bodnC H.ln.U. ll. .,\dvert.IH- . a I . . -r C:HAR.BROttEb STEAKS : Crows Steak Hetuse ...... _ • 1ance ay I All Mash and llgg Mash table wire alwa)'l l'lloDe l'U-1-ZtU CBESTEB, OHIO I I MASTER MADE CI&Uit ' SEE 1~·--*'-, ·· · 51-Z-Z-1.1 HG topthw li. ~t.reN ll. lboW)' aowen ~Nr::: . t II~ . \-~· ·~...-, ~,;.; . REEDSVILLE 1ere ~·~J•;w~:r-·, - ~~ ~~ talen&~tt.d · evetY n).~ mor• ·! and WILDING King' 'lf Belpre were bUBineu "Jililin1 So Put ly= I JIM HIATDN ..... LI.OYD IID-11 · o. lb. LI·VE HOG :u•• . 'SIRYICI PARTI ' • ' s ., •ilk . WITH I ' 1'101 J'UI~E OF. A • I . •\.,. I' .' ' . .MoCOIIMICIC ' ' - . . . ' rliUliQUIPM(Nf !' OpeD Dally 8 Ill I lLL MllCNANtCM. WORK Cl.-.._.. C.theclrat Letln 21.. CleftiMcl HoiF Name I L•k•woocl 22 Clevel•nl Wnt TO<h 0 Harvey Hanil and Jimmie 1ee CROSSWORD tuddenly lUI .At t.h1Jlk ttoned 1bove tnctude alrphoto Thtl new · mops. on a lfCale or l overllllys m11de by prJvsta and gov· ln"h to 2.000 feet, should be trnmoa\ aa:enclese In recent av•llable to the public within three yeart." Next tprlnr we thaU field partlet in Melli County Jetting neceaury bue 'polnta of I~~~~:~·e~~~!'· elevation and cheell:ln1 place and j1 v!t"!jl>~i~~~ is approaching · You~r~ t:. CHIITitl, DHIO ...... •Mloh. CC 7 Toledo C( 0 I Mu.._ inl" .m ent o\_ oUr llve"ei \Vhalewr V.i dO", w w~ ~we. · ~k:"' ~ · chances are w~y _li IOinf · to become,. aware ·at it. , 1 ' yean. By u•e of ttertOieoplc In· •pectlan, at.artinr from a known point ab;ove tel level (determined In .lhe neld) contoul'!l aJ'e determined from phot01 to an accuracy Col'- lnternetlon•l 'l NEWELL'S GAUGE Clnclnn•ll MI::Nichofn 50 North Hill 1 I Toledo DoVllblN U Tolodo Wood- I The morning star i1 Venua. The evening star 11 Sa.turn. On thla date In hJatOI')': In 18941 the French phll81ophell, ment! and tramping tile around 1hetr contour li1te1 were 1tnnln1· ly •~urate. "Wt have to\llld few 18rtou1 error11 " CtLute l aid. men· p,.... 1' I ' """""" tt. O...hllls 34 HarriMn I 'fODAY AND YESTF:RYEAR United I Clndari.-tl Wooclwml 16 chaMtl Withrow 6 Cincm•tl Taft 6 Clncm.tf TheAlmaoa~ Today is- Saturday, Nov. 21,. the 325th day of the year, with 40 more daye in 1959. Tuesday lilt 7.30 p. m. OHIO FODTBALL MAJORAPP ' FOR CHRISTMAS' •••If• . Eleetrle Refrlge-Yn . -.., SEE OUR. U.RqE �,. __ .. ' _ ' . .. . . ~Ddlly Sentinol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 21, 1959 • ·~ •• ' Yeung Matrons Greet ~1lasses GivtJt Jlet:e • ftaily Sentind llii8;Wiliiii.IW:netlldii•<G.; -.;•• .F06tball Panel ·.: -~ •• ..... ' , ..... ~,.. ••• ~~ ~- ~..: ·--- • • ' -, -· • • - -~ ' R111t. P1tniilgMI SUHDAV Novemltlr ,-UM · 1 f.t.&. We Cordially. InVIte Yoss-- -~-To Vl!!llt 'the New...,_ FABRIC S'H:o :p OPEIN:ING Monday, Novem.,. fhe 23~ In The ·Crow BlllldJng 384 1:. MAIN S!l'GET POMEROY, OH.IO -~ ·the POund." of t81W.. pound11 made a terrifit a e1oie; 'l!lluHI'Ii was flvoted at ~. -PAMPER tnd FRUIT OF THE DRESS FABRICS ~­ Field crest Linens, Bedspreads, Throw Rugs Complete Singer S.wing Macfaine . Sales and Service points 1\obert• lO,'J'. '. F!llllous Singer Sewing Coui'Jit. . )lflth Purchase of New Mllcbiile ,.,~~.vc;~W~ For Each Lady Vi'sltl'g ,. Bor>l... - ...lllntt Our Shop Monday .t ,~111 sopbomores, wtder the direc:11ioil of Rtv. Ed· ' mond Ute, see 10Uon, includt Ne•r Lebanon.; pa1tor evanpl11t . Lanslnc: !)rin&lna~ ~he mesaage each evenina. Wt inWle all mlniltii!N to eoma and brlnJ their ICODtte&atlon «nd lhelp to ·J et 10ull uved. Special einaln; each· ev• nlniJ. MrL Amber Warner and MrL Aile Well, Own.lrt J, T. ·Bob Xnlght, · · . llflner· of ' won .11 and loet n BLJ Ten ,mark waa IVIRI'IOI!Y. CM IIYUYIIOOI' WILC- llo • ~averal ••• who 'WO·ulcf ..y9• .ucommend to bultd us 1 home? . Jult All 435 ........ I o11il we wltl tell ·you I I ~,., ···fiqi&L COMTtlACTORI I ' w.....tal~·l!ft:lfi io . . . ....... 'Ui.t ........j ~d··~'"' ""~"' .._,~_ ,~ or II!'-_ _ .. •, ' . ,. ' .ABE ·.YIR'flJES fO BE ' �,. __ .. ' _ ' . .. . . ~Ddlly Sentinol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 21, 1959 • ·~ •• ' Yeung Matrons Greet ~1lasses GivtJt Jlet:e • ftaily Sentind llii8;Wiliiii.IW:netlldii•<G.; -.;•• .F06tball Panel ·.: -~ •• ..... ' , ..... ~,.. ••• ~~ ~- ~..: ·--- • • ' -, -· • • - -~ ' R111t. P1tniilgMI SUHDAV Novemltlr ,-UM · 1 f.t.&. We Cordially. InVIte Yoss-- -~-To Vl!!llt 'the New...,_ FABRIC S'H:o :p OPEIN:ING Monday, Novem.,. fhe 23~ In The ·Crow BlllldJng 384 1:. MAIN S!l'GET POMEROY, OH.IO -~ ·the POund." of t81W.. pound11 made a terrifit a e1oie; 'l!lluHI'Ii was flvoted at ~. -PAMPER tnd FRUIT OF THE DRESS FABRICS ~­ Field crest Linens, Bedspreads, Throw Rugs Complete Singer S.wing Macfaine . Sales and Service points 1\obert• lO,'J'. '. F!llllous Singer Sewing Coui'Jit. . )lflth Purchase of New Mllcbiile ,.,~~.vc;~W~ For Each Lady Vi'sltl'g ,. Bor>l... - ...lllntt Our Shop Monday .t ,~111 sopbomores, wtder the direc:11ioil of Rtv. Ed· ' mond Ute, see 10Uon, includt Ne•r Lebanon.; pa1tor evanpl11t . Lanslnc: !)rin&lna~ ~he mesaage each evenina. Wt inWle all mlniltii!N to eoma and brlnJ their ICODtte&atlon «nd lhelp to ·J et 10ull uved. Special einaln; each· ev• nlniJ. MrL Amber Warner and MrL Aile Well, Own.lrt J, T. ·Bob Xnlght, · · . llflner· of ' won .11 and loet n BLJ Ten ,mark waa IVIRI'IOI!Y. CM IIYUYIIOOI' WILC- llo • ~averal ••• who 'WO·ulcf ..y9• .ucommend to bultd us 1 home? . Jult All 435 ........ I o11il we wltl tell ·you I I ~,., ···fiqi&L COMTtlACTORI I ' w.....tal~·l!ft:lfi io . . . ....... 'Ui.t ........j ~d··~'"' ""~"' .._,~_ ,~ or II!'-_ _ .. •, ' . ,. ' .ABE ·.YIR'flJES fO BE ' �· ~~nliDel, ~meroy-ldiddleport~, Nov. 21, 1959 WANT ADS 1'0& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 \ III•TES eo I eeatJ per WOI"d, C81!1 in!lertion. .M.intmum ebarJ" C'IDt& I Cl!llltll per word for tbr>ee eooseeuUft iMerttooa. Sped.a). - one month for 30 cent.& per word Full rate of 3 oenta per word will be cbara:ed tor adver1ililll If DOt paid within 10 du'• after receirina: bill. Errors m Adve~ - Should be reported llb.tllediatelJ'. n. ....Uy Sentinel will bOt be responaibl.e tor more thin one i.IJcor. rect inlert.i.oD. Card of Thanb and Spealal. Notice1 of Event. $1.00. Obltu.arlel published at 1 cent per word. · WORDS 1 DAY 8 DAYS 8 DAYI 1 .MO Ill 60c 110< $1.311 20 tiOc 1.1.20 ILBO •. 00 Z ?lie ll.IIC $2.25 JI.IIO Ada received by 10 All wW be tn tbat day't paper. 19) For Sole (li ~Notice J Wll.L NOf BE .llESPONSlBLE for any debta conlncted by any· one other than myself. , (Signed) Kenneth Yonker J22 North Second Ave. Middleport. Ohio (11) 12, 13. 19, :MI, 4lp SEE THE 1960 DANCING RolUJ,d and Squ11re. saturday nia:ht Nov. 21si 11.L A.mencan Legjon Hall, WJl.keavi..lle, Ohio. Mual.c b)' t:IIU Hyera and hLI "StrinJ; :t'liotes." 1H~3t AT ;?~a~nd~8-R~O~O~M~H~O~U~S=E-,.~R~O~OM 121) Real estat. apartment and 5 room apartment. A. W. Bengel, Phone FOR SALE • HOUSE, FIVE RooMs bath, JUn poRh. Gu furnace . Ga310-M. 11 2 tfc rage. Lot 80 z 200. LOctted Center Street, Mason. Inquire at FURNISHED APARTMENT FOUR Fink'a Grocery, Muon, or call rooms. Close to Krogen. Call SPruce' 3.:5768. 11 · 16 8tp 284. U -19-12tc NICELY Jo' URNISHED MODERN 2 FOR SALE · 7 ROOM HOUSa • £~o bedroom upstairs apartment. bath, base'.llent, garage, ga• furGaa furnace . Phone Ml9. nace, furmshed or uDfurnlabed. ll ·HHitp No reaiiOnable offer re~11sed. Robert Faulk, 744 E . Mam St., UNFURNISHED MODERN 4-ROOM Pomeroy. 11·l 7-8tc and bath apartment. Gas fu.r · nace. Phone 6419. 11-IHtp if'... I_ I ~~- -1. Stx ROOM APARTMENT WITH three bedrooms, balh, plus gar· age. Two block-s from Pomeroy. Call 401 -J. 11·2 l..fitc MINERSVILLE - Modern 6-room stucco~ bath, furnace, new double garage, young shade ' and 1 ) e I 0 Wanted fruit. Large lot on new road. '-AfCRIU I CllltaJ ., I 01·IVe Grange ~GED. 'MIDDLE LADY OR COU· pie to hve w1th el~erl:y woman ; with large lot on Route aa. n~ar Co~umbus , Ohio. For de-~119 ACR&S--8 acres bottom, 100 ta111 wr1te Box 98,· Racine , 0 . . acres or coat .cropping out, 1J.l9·~tc i about 3-foot vein, 7·room house - - - - - - - - - - - 1 cellar and several outbuildings. Small pond. t:.rnp loy mer u WANTED-Reasonably modern 4 bedroom howe In rural area (Salisbury Township), wltb $1500.00 down and balance ' TYPING, SHORT HAND, BOOK· $7~.00 monthly. keeping, receptionist, PBX OpVIRGIL TEAFORD, S•le;men erator Or cashier. White Box Box 229 Phone 101-Y 668C, The Daily SenUnel, Porn· eroy, Oblo. 1J.l7·6tp 11-21-3t::•=--=-=---- Wonted I . HATCHING ruGs •·wcKs FoR 1~. He assured of a _profitable mariet for your eggs. For de· t•i..lJ write Atkina Lhlcka, rome·~ roy. 11·21J-6tc IT l'omoroy, &hlo d ra e Lohse, MS. Team Three Games - !file elty Sh(lp, 2606. • 1 Teanl Single Game - Stroh's Beer. 962.. STAftOINGS Won Lost Fife Novelty Shop 20 10 Olive Grange met Friday evening with Josephine Ritchie preaiding. Newly elected officers that were unable to be instaJied at R_ock Sprinp were _LLS, Leona Sisson ; sec., Josephme Osborne· overseer, Ella Hannum and Pa: mona , Edith Osborne were in· stalled at the meeting. Elka (The ,,oo I ~;~~es program and Flanagan High Three Game Ind. - •BALDWIN , eWURUTZER anti OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS Notice i& hereby given that Mar· ion Eberabach whose Post Office addre6B is Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly appointed aa Executrix of the Estate of Edith H. Mallory late of Mei.ga County, Obio, de· trlmti. Reasonable ratea. We • 111e • • only leetory .,.. proved - - , They laot lo-. ceaaed. Dated thia 6th Uy of November, 19:59. ' F. H. ~ 1-m.tho end. TOPS IN RADIO-TV SERVICE Jud1~~~~ the All - - lelull:y -nteedl TURKEYS K , M• POULTRY FARM Hemlock Grove, Ohio ORDER HOW I y~an 11:00 9:30 Five Fingers lO:SO t...w or the Plal~sman u :30 1·1} Memoriam lN MEMORYJ'blt~ Today (ecai~ the memory ,·~dwg;po;;r;;t;::;;;::;;:;;;::;;;;~1~1~·~t~fc• I· thoa~ Wno think or him lO; I ' ~a,r. _._ , .,. . "'l!rHTON l'HOMPSO"' Me the •'*• who lo.ed hlui • I'll 'I Hlo wi~~~l.D•i•Y Thom" and TRACTOR SALES Of a loved ' one gone to real, I __ And hmUy. POnMroy, Ohio 11-21-Hp • 11:30 Sign On 11:45 Thta Ia the L~e 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 JndQStty Gn Parade 12:45 Garden Club of the Ait 1:00· Chanipiohship BowliDg 2•QO <;~eV,land Bro~n• • 4':30 World champlODShip COl~ 6:30 Time• Present 8'00 Meet the Sponsor B•SO . NOWII Picture '7.00 RiverbOat 8.00 Sunday ~ho:wcase . , -. 8 ~09. ;heVJ Shmt { 10~...L9retta Young loi · Lost· a_nd_ Fo __un _ _d J.OST IN -t'O,\tliliOY - SMALL til&Ck. and 'l"an female UeagJe llouud, allY w1th stran.:en but l'li!Jl.iren Cllll catch. her. H11& l''rank Corncll 'a muntl Jlhtttl ull coH&l". l'lt.!il.lltl call Tracy Whaley ll·.a>-:Jtc 1 DEALER FOR I Massey~Ferguson I New Holland Solar Permanent De Laval StarreH -to~ .·Wlebita TowQ. u ·ncJ' ; Ne~"· He..GJ~ IHif Wealbefi:ost WrffN~TV I •, Re•.Mission 8'30 The ,. '· JlJ4 ~ NewJ · l •JI• M..tetllae . 3i00 Youot nr. lblone ~unday Sbo~ 9.00 !ltWII Head~ne~Woat,lier g,Jil .'t11e sundJY Show: lCl:bb New• HudUner We~. lil:Ol . 'rile ~u.,day !ha,r. : tl:OO Ne:Nt Headli~1-Weatbet U :01 111~ .Sunday ShOW . t Ull llov. WeUI (Rutland Cburcll s.ao Fl'om Til.,. lloOis Of Cbrilt) . 12:00 Noon Newa 12>15 Page~Uie . i\~lle Cburcb tHO WllbiJ~tpn lleporta to . the People l%'40 Sotlal 1•011 Be<!it:ll>' Slootr Sjmday Snowcue . · · 2:(JO' ~ewa Headline•Weather' 2'0i .Allnlvenarr Shc>or6 ' 8:3~ - Nf.WI~ P'..cture B•U Hunt!., &W.Itl•lrtlepm 'l~~ ~~lelteltt'- ~ll ~ .•.l'e®le ... ·~ 8,00" Lifi· opcl ..lfAJI'IoP 8~ : ~~ .J!f,:W.mli;Fari!O 9:00 ·petetlid:Da ~,' .. . ,, ' '.' . . a.:ao . -Broadway Sbowedi S;W l!ews lJeadllnes·W6¥tlf!e'r · · 3:M Sunday Sbowcue·" H;.'·· '":09' N8wa HeadUne•WeaflHIW , 5:00 New,. llefiUJDei·Weather 5:Pl Sun<lay Showcase a;OO lliln ia,W<<ttker eiliil ' ·f;:g, S,itll(lo"" Soreuode .... .,4Ji 8:00 Clalll"'OID 4:00 studio WrestlJnf. 1:. MAIN ST. POMEIIOY, OHIO , =-:~~=~~~~~==="!""===="";,==== ut llecol'd liop 7:30 Dl"' Clark Shaw i:OO Sea Munt 8:30 Leave it to :Bf'aver 1<00 JAwrellj:o Wolk Sb.,. lo-110 Jubilee U. s. A. U:OO Up-to.t.he-MiRute NeWI · !UP Late Show -Sindly- Qennell li•IIQ· John Uopklns File ta:IIO lilabop. Pike Dily0111lfltl 1:00. College News CorderePOI' UO tblldten's Gotpel Hour · ll,oo. uo 111111t LlitO Show '" 1:00· A&Star GOlf and TELEVISION lllft711Qler, o.er lUO. MfiiJ . Ire• . . lfllllritll? . . 'Iii~ . • tQ!l' - Beogil Laoeer,s ' of tl\e ' ~ ~g; · ho •:00' teatl·· ,.... '·:00 . aild j,ap l:lD, !:do 7 :a .,lltt .. Pom•roy 525 I I ''~ Smtday Chapel , 8:00 MDntcomM7 (ll~lland 7:11 Chan.n.e l.; tf- ,," IIAI'PY .•. ~,a& . Mldc:ll•polf 6831·J HAMILL SERVICE $TATION Bltfor• 9:00 A.M. Albeny 3353 7;01 :9:10;, . QQ;KiY~t!b:eatei ·.~ ·1Cl:IGO SQ:Ye ~AUen· Sbow • .. \l;llli !101!!1 >SeodllnM i'.:: ' 1:"1() ·Weithtfw"Ait t1 :11J , Jae~ PJar. ~ l:UO Stiri Off . , OORI'fT§ SUNDAY ' 7,411 SilO On .,J 7:te" "News HeadUnea;WeatlU"'' 12:00' Truth. or,_('011J$utl'lett L':al)i If, Cool(. Be~ You ':00 SWimbOat Sill Set - . ' 8:00 Steamboftt·BUl 6;15 Jbp Thicker · Sbft 6:~ · W~th~ -ro !Mit£ ~~-- 1·· 1:111 C~tioa - •:110 0:41 Pit :&eone Show 8:00 Seelal Seeurllf ·Shew 1:01 Sundown Sfireaade '~ 5.:41 Sl1n Oft -~1· ,,00 Ull Befori!' 9i3o Alit : I Readlltlei-W~ Cha!'lnel 3- ')undo) !~ ~li:"P~:-' ASSOCI.ATGI) RA.D flldiiJ KAUTZ FlED STORE At Chott.r U(f ___.::~------~ m"~ Jre 5,40 Spor18 Deolf ·on. 7:31' ~ W' lls!ft AIID 1 , UIGIIIICIII> ...._~-·• •- Saturda•, -:t:oo Tll• ~~~~ · ~~Jilt ll•o§ w..~~~<• .Windair 1 D. A. THOMAS TWu !''OK THE PRICE OF ONE. who paliea away 1ix years ago; ,~ .kogular ai:r:c flashii.-:ht battoriel. November 22. lOc each. H.owle1 11nd Reed, Mid· ~itll 1:00 l:llt 1:10 14'1UIIOAY · l:QO> ":'le ..tt.cN"!l.llt" ':Of1 .,. .,. WMrO Daily Pro~am SchedUle uo .. .'..u u~u.re- Hullt S:SO ..Pottliac Star Parade · lli60 6-:... ::::tl::::=====::::==:, 6 :op Continetal Cliwi'oOm :rtm•, U·lll Shockwal!'b or IC"I'Wce, come "' Ill - •nd you get top work. Our uperts will do ~ Job rigbt lhe firot PIANOS ~:" Sia:n On W•terfront .. "'"' ,...,,"11>11"' Saturday Night Jamboree ··· - :l!l!ijiiH!i XI 11:10 When it comes to TV t.n- ~t4onf Clifford 7:00 TodaY . 9.110 111~\o illollli0\1 Sllow ~l:OO N"fl!w~, a:e.11 dlt~~e~ 173 Cb"'"'.P•..nel 3-Mondm. _, 6:00 Nefi Plcture e:~~ s...... Roundup ':30 Bonanza gins you the ~11st plctun ~~~'.::t&~NJ::t•:::.w""=b-'--~. ?•00 ~;: UIDI Modern SCience Theater 4:30 Saturday Theater 5:30 Huntington and F.Whing 6:415 It's Hllmmond Playtime 8:30 I CITY LEAG-UE Nonrnber 17, 1959 I Cluualel 3~ Slltllrday . Dally ~llllff.'Pbnierolj-Middleport. o,; Nov, 21,~~7 .WSAZ.TV C:hartneJ 3 1!5Y.!: l4~ "'' 1 _ 13 17 13 17 'jobinaon's f~rob'l Bi!er Ohio Powe,r l--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;.;:.;;;:;:;;; Card ot lhonks NaUo11'1 Now Tule S.....Uoa All House (Ill Lena/ Nofi"e TELEVISION I I ' 16lh l3Y.!: ExrEnT MEAT cuTTING AND 1 SH.I.Bl'S, JA...:.b...h."'TS j wrappmg for home deep freez. , =-:--=::::-:::-:::-::-:-:=-..,.--...,...., ,. and women'» drehU, nt~w. Joe 's ers. Simons Mark~t, Pomeroy. TWO BEAGLE RABBIT DOGi Carr)' Out, 064 Lucutt .st., ~-6t~ f~r sale or tra_de for JUn. Ava · J4Jdd.lerort. 10-.:!HOlp MUELLER. FURNACES WESTIN... ~!~k1ey,R UHardrlllonville Phone .:-=--::= -• .,.. _, 9 u an . 1J.l9-3k NO HUNTING o>· ANY KIND USED STOVES. WE HAVE GoOi) HOUSE •••ll•nn• A'"old "'""• 1 WEL ER S APLE .LAWN on my farm durmg quail season. coal, gas and fuel oH heateras. :~:~· Syr•cua., Ohio. Phon• Adeline Parker Browning, Rul· .1> Jle Novelty Shop, Middleport • 11 19 tfc !f " land, Ht. 1. 1l-21·3tp vpen 10 a. m. unt1J 7:3u p.m. FOR RENT _ - EXTENSION LAD- =~~~~ OofhiHEANRINGbofGr PAROLE D r...,..,, 9, ovem r 16, 1959 h d 1 HD·ijtc ERS, Scaffold Boards, Drop Pearl Chaney No 100983 8 pri• Fret Dres&ed __,_ Broa ~Breas&ed. Whites \lJ .~- .L...r1.••'-'L'.. .M.l'I.U 4! 0)1\!ALL... t;UAL Cloths. _Clinton Fisher, Middle· oner now confined. In the' Marion WE WISH TO THANK OUR turnt~ces. Arnold Brothers, Syra. port. Ohio. Phone 152615. Correetional Institution, Marion, Sizes 8lb. to 25 lb.- Com~re Fresh to Frozen neighbol's and friends for their cuse, Uluo. l'hune &ili-'i. AIR CONDITlOl'l'..NG, REFRJGER- Ohio~ admitted from ·Meigs County, kindness and sympathy durmg 11 19 3t<: atlon 1ervice. Jack's Retrtgera· co~v1cted January, 19!59 of the Phone: Pomeroy989-Y or Z&l tbe death of Phillip Bruch. We PI ·s tion, Ntt\t Haven. Pbone TU· cnme of forgery a'bd &etvlna: a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ abo wuh to thank t.he Ewiug G : WILLIAM .BLAkE, DORCAS 23537. 6-23-tf sentence of 1 to 20 is elta:l· . Jo'uneral Home, Lh(l Hcv. .tuOhio. lJ.l8iHp ble for a hearing before the Ollio gene .Browu, the pallbearers, .'111:" l'A'rl'F.RNS PLASTIC tLILAHDI Pardon and Parole CommJsaion, on -am.! t.buat.! umdmu 1£owcn. wmu.ow bilnda amllhadea, Vene l.ed&. & TV R•p~lr ..rvl• or afll!r February 1, 1960. 'i'he Children. 1 tum blmda, H.ll kmd 11 ._ 11 rt colors Phone 200 OHIO PARDOI'i: AND PAROLE 11·21-ltp. .~o· 108 r g.lllU. awnmgJ, .lJ..&Y and Pomtrey, OhHt. COMMISSION -,--.,.c-':-- -- - h1gnt. llliltlll! PWilh all .ldnds, AUCTIONr.la By Herbert W. Shroyer 1 WJSH TO THANK ALL MY A lUnunum )adders aU klnda. • (11) 18' •1 "-ploto •-,.1,. • ' 2tc trumds and neJt:hl:tora for aU .1>' .,_, tilt! carda and i111.8 aent me rtlc Estimate, Dale Wippel Crltt 8rwdtorcl while I was nuramg II. broken .Supply, 2115 Umon Avenue, Write, Ph._. - Contect PoJUtlJ"Oy, Unio. 11·3U·tl0i.e A. r . Br•dfo•• '•1- Ohio h JP. Uel l a .P.bllhps, RuUand, 0. .,. .., - .... 1.1.-:.H·lLp. GOOD CLt:AN LUM.P COAL. fall RuUand, 2-411::J2. OrviUt~ 13) J Hogue. ll·S·JOtc i!~.I!:D PANT~. . follow 1 : New HaveL"'-"13h 18 onward Christian Soldiers; "The -son H •• 1 Quilting Party", "America the Ind. 3 Games- Clifford, 600. Beautiful" were sung; reading by ln. 1 Gam~ - Lohse, 24~ , Leona Sisson "On the Gran · ~"· Team 1 Games-Elks andStrobs Ohio State Grange report by 'th~ leer, 982. legislature agent, .p iano solo "Fool TeamS gam!s..- Elks 2608. ish William" by Mra. Milhoan. Top 5 Bo.,... At the next me,etlng night on LClou11k• d 186 Dec. 11th there will be the t or 182 The evening program IPO~~=~;e.c-::~~~eo~~::~e ;~:~~t~~~ tr•~i~t:lt~ ( 17 H -....PIZZA .....--·-PIE --- .. '800High Sln.le Game - Social Events KARR & VAN lANDT 120) ·Business Services 14-0 For Sale or • r WANTEO 1 \ . Yukon 5·2145 Every Day Bervloe looks/ike St1t1 is ,,, ,,,, flillg ,, .. ' ,Bowl I • 1 7 • t-or XIIII! CHROME PLA1'ED • LASHi.IGH'fS, I etUt, 3W ft. bcJtm . Reduced \o .,. price. B8c with batteries. Row· Jey & Reed, Middleport. 11 16 8tc ....... .- ,.. ' ' •: ., ' ,,, WlNli~~ ~ -:t ' I"J.tl rteellom of choice Ill 11 p....,ngor Interior Uke new, tires. Dark lftl'n econOmy .and seat· plut. TWO STORY FRAil! 8 •BEf>. room and bath. hot air lat furnace, netr ~tbGol and ebarcb, Mtin St., Mtildleport. Phone 8138ll. t 141 ll·»lltc r"''r Rent ol Choice. WltbOut \be . ~'~~1111 .. !1 -~·, ij1{9nna&op 'l'! . ., '. ···- �· ~~nliDel, ~meroy-ldiddleport~, Nov. 21, 1959 WANT ADS 1'0& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 \ III•TES eo I eeatJ per WOI"d, C81!1 in!lertion. .M.intmum ebarJ" C'IDt& I Cl!llltll per word for tbr>ee eooseeuUft iMerttooa. Sped.a). - one month for 30 cent.& per word Full rate of 3 oenta per word will be cbara:ed tor adver1ililll If DOt paid within 10 du'• after receirina: bill. Errors m Adve~ - Should be reported llb.tllediatelJ'. n. ....Uy Sentinel will bOt be responaibl.e tor more thin one i.IJcor. rect inlert.i.oD. Card of Thanb and Spealal. Notice1 of Event. $1.00. Obltu.arlel published at 1 cent per word. · WORDS 1 DAY 8 DAYS 8 DAYI 1 .MO Ill 60c 110< $1.311 20 tiOc 1.1.20 ILBO •. 00 Z ?lie ll.IIC $2.25 JI.IIO Ada received by 10 All wW be tn tbat day't paper. 19) For Sole (li ~Notice J Wll.L NOf BE .llESPONSlBLE for any debta conlncted by any· one other than myself. , (Signed) Kenneth Yonker J22 North Second Ave. Middleport. Ohio (11) 12, 13. 19, :MI, 4lp SEE THE 1960 DANCING RolUJ,d and Squ11re. saturday nia:ht Nov. 21si 11.L A.mencan Legjon Hall, WJl.keavi..lle, Ohio. Mual.c b)' t:IIU Hyera and hLI "StrinJ; :t'liotes." 1H~3t AT ;?~a~nd~8-R~O~O~M~H~O~U~S=E-,.~R~O~OM 121) Real estat. apartment and 5 room apartment. A. W. Bengel, Phone FOR SALE • HOUSE, FIVE RooMs bath, JUn poRh. Gu furnace . Ga310-M. 11 2 tfc rage. Lot 80 z 200. LOctted Center Street, Mason. Inquire at FURNISHED APARTMENT FOUR Fink'a Grocery, Muon, or call rooms. Close to Krogen. Call SPruce' 3.:5768. 11 · 16 8tp 284. U -19-12tc NICELY Jo' URNISHED MODERN 2 FOR SALE · 7 ROOM HOUSa • £~o bedroom upstairs apartment. bath, base'.llent, garage, ga• furGaa furnace . Phone Ml9. nace, furmshed or uDfurnlabed. ll ·HHitp No reaiiOnable offer re~11sed. Robert Faulk, 744 E . Mam St., UNFURNISHED MODERN 4-ROOM Pomeroy. 11·l 7-8tc and bath apartment. Gas fu.r · nace. Phone 6419. 11-IHtp if'... I_ I ~~- -1. Stx ROOM APARTMENT WITH three bedrooms, balh, plus gar· age. Two block-s from Pomeroy. Call 401 -J. 11·2 l..fitc MINERSVILLE - Modern 6-room stucco~ bath, furnace, new double garage, young shade ' and 1 ) e I 0 Wanted fruit. Large lot on new road. '-AfCRIU I CllltaJ ., I 01·IVe Grange ~GED. 'MIDDLE LADY OR COU· pie to hve w1th el~erl:y woman ; with large lot on Route aa. n~ar Co~umbus , Ohio. For de-~119 ACR&S--8 acres bottom, 100 ta111 wr1te Box 98,· Racine , 0 . . acres or coat .cropping out, 1J.l9·~tc i about 3-foot vein, 7·room house - - - - - - - - - - - 1 cellar and several outbuildings. Small pond. t:.rnp loy mer u WANTED-Reasonably modern 4 bedroom howe In rural area (Salisbury Township), wltb $1500.00 down and balance ' TYPING, SHORT HAND, BOOK· $7~.00 monthly. keeping, receptionist, PBX OpVIRGIL TEAFORD, S•le;men erator Or cashier. White Box Box 229 Phone 101-Y 668C, The Daily SenUnel, Porn· eroy, Oblo. 1J.l7·6tp 11-21-3t::•=--=-=---- Wonted I . HATCHING ruGs •·wcKs FoR 1~. He assured of a _profitable mariet for your eggs. For de· t•i..lJ write Atkina Lhlcka, rome·~ roy. 11·21J-6tc IT l'omoroy, &hlo d ra e Lohse, MS. Team Three Games - !file elty Sh(lp, 2606. • 1 Teanl Single Game - Stroh's Beer. 962.. STAftOINGS Won Lost Fife Novelty Shop 20 10 Olive Grange met Friday evening with Josephine Ritchie preaiding. Newly elected officers that were unable to be instaJied at R_ock Sprinp were _LLS, Leona Sisson ; sec., Josephme Osborne· overseer, Ella Hannum and Pa: mona , Edith Osborne were in· stalled at the meeting. Elka (The ,,oo I ~;~~es program and Flanagan High Three Game Ind. - •BALDWIN , eWURUTZER anti OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS Notice i& hereby given that Mar· ion Eberabach whose Post Office addre6B is Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly appointed aa Executrix of the Estate of Edith H. Mallory late of Mei.ga County, Obio, de· trlmti. Reasonable ratea. We • 111e • • only leetory .,.. proved - - , They laot lo-. ceaaed. Dated thia 6th Uy of November, 19:59. ' F. H. ~ 1-m.tho end. TOPS IN RADIO-TV SERVICE Jud1~~~~ the All - - lelull:y -nteedl TURKEYS K , M• POULTRY FARM Hemlock Grove, Ohio ORDER HOW I y~an 11:00 9:30 Five Fingers lO:SO t...w or the Plal~sman u :30 1·1} Memoriam lN MEMORYJ'blt~ Today (ecai~ the memory ,·~dwg;po;;r;;t;::;;;::;;:;;;::;;;;~1~1~·~t~fc• I· thoa~ Wno think or him lO; I ' ~a,r. _._ , .,. . "'l!rHTON l'HOMPSO"' Me the •'*• who lo.ed hlui • I'll 'I Hlo wi~~~l.D•i•Y Thom" and TRACTOR SALES Of a loved ' one gone to real, I __ And hmUy. POnMroy, Ohio 11-21-Hp • 11:30 Sign On 11:45 Thta Ia the L~e 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 JndQStty Gn Parade 12:45 Garden Club of the Ait 1:00· Chanipiohship BowliDg 2•QO <;~eV,land Bro~n• • 4':30 World champlODShip COl~ 6:30 Time• Present 8'00 Meet the Sponsor B•SO . NOWII Picture '7.00 RiverbOat 8.00 Sunday ~ho:wcase . , -. 8 ~09. ;heVJ Shmt { 10~...L9retta Young loi · Lost· a_nd_ Fo __un _ _d J.OST IN -t'O,\tliliOY - SMALL til&Ck. and 'l"an female UeagJe llouud, allY w1th stran.:en but l'li!Jl.iren Cllll catch. her. H11& l''rank Corncll 'a muntl Jlhtttl ull coH&l". l'lt.!il.lltl call Tracy Whaley ll·.a>-:Jtc 1 DEALER FOR I Massey~Ferguson I New Holland Solar Permanent De Laval StarreH -to~ .·Wlebita TowQ. u ·ncJ' ; Ne~"· He..GJ~ IHif Wealbefi:ost WrffN~TV I •, Re•.Mission 8'30 The ,. '· JlJ4 ~ NewJ · l •JI• M..tetllae . 3i00 Youot nr. lblone ~unday Sbo~ 9.00 !ltWII Head~ne~Woat,lier g,Jil .'t11e sundJY Show: lCl:bb New• HudUner We~. lil:Ol . 'rile ~u.,day !ha,r. : tl:OO Ne:Nt Headli~1-Weatbet U :01 111~ .Sunday ShOW . t Ull llov. WeUI (Rutland Cburcll s.ao Fl'om Til.,. lloOis Of Cbrilt) . 12:00 Noon Newa 12>15 Page~Uie . i\~lle Cburcb tHO WllbiJ~tpn lleporta to . the People l%'40 Sotlal 1•011 Be<!it:ll>' Slootr Sjmday Snowcue . · · 2:(JO' ~ewa Headline•Weather' 2'0i .Allnlvenarr Shc>or6 ' 8:3~ - Nf.WI~ P'..cture B•U Hunt!., &W.Itl•lrtlepm 'l~~ ~~lelteltt'- ~ll ~ .•.l'e®le ... ·~ 8,00" Lifi· opcl ..lfAJI'IoP 8~ : ~~ .J!f,:W.mli;Fari!O 9:00 ·petetlid:Da ~,' .. . ,, ' '.' . . a.:ao . -Broadway Sbowedi S;W l!ews lJeadllnes·W6¥tlf!e'r · · 3:M Sunday Sbowcue·" H;.'·· '":09' N8wa HeadUne•WeaflHIW , 5:00 New,. llefiUJDei·Weather 5:Pl Sun<lay Showcase a;OO lliln ia,W<<ttker eiliil ' ·f;:g, S,itll(lo"" Soreuode .... .,4Ji 8:00 Clalll"'OID 4:00 studio WrestlJnf. 1:. MAIN ST. POMEIIOY, OHIO , =-:~~=~~~~~==="!""===="";,==== ut llecol'd liop 7:30 Dl"' Clark Shaw i:OO Sea Munt 8:30 Leave it to :Bf'aver 1<00 JAwrellj:o Wolk Sb.,. lo-110 Jubilee U. s. A. U:OO Up-to.t.he-MiRute NeWI · !UP Late Show -Sindly- Qennell li•IIQ· John Uopklns File ta:IIO lilabop. Pike Dily0111lfltl 1:00. College News CorderePOI' UO tblldten's Gotpel Hour · ll,oo. uo 111111t LlitO Show '" 1:00· A&Star GOlf and TELEVISION lllft711Qler, o.er lUO. MfiiJ . Ire• . . lfllllritll? . . 'Iii~ . • tQ!l' - Beogil Laoeer,s ' of tl\e ' ~ ~g; · ho •:00' teatl·· ,.... '·:00 . aild j,ap l:lD, !:do 7 :a .,lltt .. Pom•roy 525 I I ''~ Smtday Chapel , 8:00 MDntcomM7 (ll~lland 7:11 Chan.n.e l.; tf- ,," IIAI'PY .•. ~,a& . Mldc:ll•polf 6831·J HAMILL SERVICE $TATION Bltfor• 9:00 A.M. Albeny 3353 7;01 :9:10;, . QQ;KiY~t!b:eatei ·.~ ·1Cl:IGO SQ:Ye ~AUen· Sbow • .. \l;llli !101!!1 >SeodllnM i'.:: ' 1:"1() ·Weithtfw"Ait t1 :11J , Jae~ PJar. ~ l:UO Stiri Off . , OORI'fT§ SUNDAY ' 7,411 SilO On .,J 7:te" "News HeadUnea;WeatlU"'' 12:00' Truth. or,_('011J$utl'lett L':al)i If, Cool(. Be~ You ':00 SWimbOat Sill Set - . ' 8:00 Steamboftt·BUl 6;15 Jbp Thicker · Sbft 6:~ · W~th~ -ro !Mit£ ~~-- 1·· 1:111 C~tioa - •:110 0:41 Pit :&eone Show 8:00 Seelal Seeurllf ·Shew 1:01 Sundown Sfireaade '~ 5.:41 Sl1n Oft -~1· ,,00 Ull Befori!' 9i3o Alit : I Readlltlei-W~ Cha!'lnel 3- ')undo) !~ ~li:"P~:-' ASSOCI.ATGI) RA.D flldiiJ KAUTZ FlED STORE At Chott.r U(f ___.::~------~ m"~ Jre 5,40 Spor18 Deolf ·on. 7:31' ~ W' lls!ft AIID 1 , UIGIIIICIII> ...._~-·• •- Saturda•, -:t:oo Tll• ~~~~ · ~~Jilt ll•o§ w..~~~<• .Windair 1 D. A. THOMAS TWu !''OK THE PRICE OF ONE. who paliea away 1ix years ago; ,~ .kogular ai:r:c flashii.-:ht battoriel. November 22. lOc each. H.owle1 11nd Reed, Mid· ~itll 1:00 l:llt 1:10 14'1UIIOAY · l:QO> ":'le ..tt.cN"!l.llt" ':Of1 .,. .,. WMrO Daily Pro~am SchedUle uo .. .'..u u~u.re- Hullt S:SO ..Pottliac Star Parade · lli60 6-:... ::::tl::::=====::::==:, 6 :op Continetal Cliwi'oOm :rtm•, U·lll Shockwal!'b or IC"I'Wce, come "' Ill - •nd you get top work. Our uperts will do ~ Job rigbt lhe firot PIANOS ~:" Sia:n On W•terfront .. "'"' ,...,,"11>11"' Saturday Night Jamboree ··· - :l!l!ijiiH!i XI 11:10 When it comes to TV t.n- ~t4onf Clifford 7:00 TodaY . 9.110 111~\o illollli0\1 Sllow ~l:OO N"fl!w~, a:e.11 dlt~~e~ 173 Cb"'"'.P•..nel 3-Mondm. _, 6:00 Nefi Plcture e:~~ s...... Roundup ':30 Bonanza gins you the ~11st plctun ~~~'.::t&~NJ::t•:::.w""=b-'--~. ?•00 ~;: UIDI Modern SCience Theater 4:30 Saturday Theater 5:30 Huntington and F.Whing 6:415 It's Hllmmond Playtime 8:30 I CITY LEAG-UE Nonrnber 17, 1959 I Cluualel 3~ Slltllrday . Dally ~llllff.'Pbnierolj-Middleport. o,; Nov, 21,~~7 .WSAZ.TV C:hartneJ 3 1!5Y.!: l4~ "'' 1 _ 13 17 13 17 'jobinaon's f~rob'l Bi!er Ohio Powe,r l--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;.;:.;;;:;:;;; Card ot lhonks NaUo11'1 Now Tule S.....Uoa All House (Ill Lena/ Nofi"e TELEVISION I I ' 16lh l3Y.!: ExrEnT MEAT cuTTING AND 1 SH.I.Bl'S, JA...:.b...h."'TS j wrappmg for home deep freez. , =-:--=::::-:::-:::-::-:-:=-..,.--...,...., ,. and women'» drehU, nt~w. Joe 's ers. Simons Mark~t, Pomeroy. TWO BEAGLE RABBIT DOGi Carr)' Out, 064 Lucutt .st., ~-6t~ f~r sale or tra_de for JUn. Ava · J4Jdd.lerort. 10-.:!HOlp MUELLER. FURNACES WESTIN... ~!~k1ey,R UHardrlllonville Phone .:-=--::= -• .,.. _, 9 u an . 1J.l9-3k NO HUNTING o>· ANY KIND USED STOVES. WE HAVE GoOi) HOUSE •••ll•nn• A'"old "'""• 1 WEL ER S APLE .LAWN on my farm durmg quail season. coal, gas and fuel oH heateras. :~:~· Syr•cua., Ohio. Phon• Adeline Parker Browning, Rul· .1> Jle Novelty Shop, Middleport • 11 19 tfc !f " land, Ht. 1. 1l-21·3tp vpen 10 a. m. unt1J 7:3u p.m. FOR RENT _ - EXTENSION LAD- =~~~~ OofhiHEANRINGbofGr PAROLE D r...,..,, 9, ovem r 16, 1959 h d 1 HD·ijtc ERS, Scaffold Boards, Drop Pearl Chaney No 100983 8 pri• Fret Dres&ed __,_ Broa ~Breas&ed. Whites \lJ .~- .L...r1.••'-'L'.. .M.l'I.U 4! 0)1\!ALL... t;UAL Cloths. _Clinton Fisher, Middle· oner now confined. In the' Marion WE WISH TO THANK OUR turnt~ces. Arnold Brothers, Syra. port. Ohio. Phone 152615. Correetional Institution, Marion, Sizes 8lb. to 25 lb.- Com~re Fresh to Frozen neighbol's and friends for their cuse, Uluo. l'hune &ili-'i. AIR CONDITlOl'l'..NG, REFRJGER- Ohio~ admitted from ·Meigs County, kindness and sympathy durmg 11 19 3t<: atlon 1ervice. Jack's Retrtgera· co~v1cted January, 19!59 of the Phone: Pomeroy989-Y or Z&l tbe death of Phillip Bruch. We PI ·s tion, Ntt\t Haven. Pbone TU· cnme of forgery a'bd &etvlna: a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ abo wuh to thank t.he Ewiug G : WILLIAM .BLAkE, DORCAS 23537. 6-23-tf sentence of 1 to 20 is elta:l· . Jo'uneral Home, Lh(l Hcv. .tuOhio. lJ.l8iHp ble for a hearing before the Ollio gene .Browu, the pallbearers, .'111:" l'A'rl'F.RNS PLASTIC tLILAHDI Pardon and Parole CommJsaion, on -am.! t.buat.! umdmu 1£owcn. wmu.ow bilnda amllhadea, Vene l.ed&. & TV R•p~lr ..rvl• or afll!r February 1, 1960. 'i'he Children. 1 tum blmda, H.ll kmd 11 ._ 11 rt colors Phone 200 OHIO PARDOI'i: AND PAROLE 11·21-ltp. .~o· 108 r g.lllU. awnmgJ, .lJ..&Y and Pomtrey, OhHt. COMMISSION -,--.,.c-':-- -- - h1gnt. llliltlll! PWilh all .ldnds, AUCTIONr.la By Herbert W. Shroyer 1 WJSH TO THANK ALL MY A lUnunum )adders aU klnda. • (11) 18' •1 "-ploto •-,.1,. • ' 2tc trumds and neJt:hl:tora for aU .1>' .,_, tilt! carda and i111.8 aent me rtlc Estimate, Dale Wippel Crltt 8rwdtorcl while I was nuramg II. broken .Supply, 2115 Umon Avenue, Write, Ph._. - Contect PoJUtlJ"Oy, Unio. 11·3U·tl0i.e A. r . Br•dfo•• '•1- Ohio h JP. Uel l a .P.bllhps, RuUand, 0. .,. .., - .... 1.1.-:.H·lLp. GOOD CLt:AN LUM.P COAL. fall RuUand, 2-411::J2. OrviUt~ 13) J Hogue. ll·S·JOtc i!~.I!:D PANT~. . follow 1 : New HaveL"'-"13h 18 onward Christian Soldiers; "The -son H •• 1 Quilting Party", "America the Ind. 3 Games- Clifford, 600. Beautiful" were sung; reading by ln. 1 Gam~ - Lohse, 24~ , Leona Sisson "On the Gran · ~"· Team 1 Games-Elks andStrobs Ohio State Grange report by 'th~ leer, 982. legislature agent, .p iano solo "Fool TeamS gam!s..- Elks 2608. ish William" by Mra. Milhoan. Top 5 Bo.,... At the next me,etlng night on LClou11k• d 186 Dec. 11th there will be the t or 182 The evening program IPO~~=~;e.c-::~~~eo~~::~e ;~:~~t~~~ tr•~i~t:lt~ ( 17 H -....PIZZA .....--·-PIE --- .. '800High Sln.le Game - Social Events KARR & VAN lANDT 120) ·Business Services 14-0 For Sale or • r WANTEO 1 \ . Yukon 5·2145 Every Day Bervloe looks/ike St1t1 is ,,, ,,,, flillg ,, .. ' ,Bowl I • 1 7 • t-or XIIII! CHROME PLA1'ED • LASHi.IGH'fS, I etUt, 3W ft. bcJtm . Reduced \o .,. price. B8c with batteries. Row· Jey & Reed, Middleport. 11 16 8tc ....... .- ,.. ' ' •: ., ' ,,, WlNli~~ ~ -:t ' I"J.tl rteellom of choice Ill 11 p....,ngor Interior Uke new, tires. Dark lftl'n econOmy .and seat· plut. TWO STORY FRAil! 8 •BEf>. room and bath. hot air lat furnace, netr ~tbGol and ebarcb, Mtin St., Mtildleport. Phone 8138ll. t 141 ll·»lltc r"''r Rent ol Choice. WltbOut \be . ~'~~1111 .. !1 -~·, ij1{9nna&op 'l'! . ., '. ···- �8--DIIIy SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 21, 19S9 Elsie Mae Arnold =:;;::==;:======1J/Honored On 17th Birth Anniversary Twilight Garden Club Welcomes New Member ltbSB Ela.le Mae Arnold enter t..med with a party at tbe Roc.k Spnnp Grange lWl recently m observance of her 17tll birthday. lj~~~~~~~~~~;;~{~~~~~~~:::! Sophomore Class Annual Reception F.or Freshmen Class Members of the Freshmen class of the Middleport High School were officially welcomed mto the High School boay Friday when the Sophomore Class held tis annual Reception for them. The president of tbe host class, James Reed, gave the offidal welcome and a number of skits and special numbers were pruented by the Sophomores The .announcer tor tbe evening wu Sarah Hannlpn who dreued 1ppntpriately for each 11dt whleb: 11M lllltroduced Sanb .tole the llaow with ber bumoro111 cOlltumea &JICI remub between each num· bw. I~~ul•f;:_~cover wa1a centered tAble wbtcbandhad "Happy b"thd•> Game• and dancma ...,. en)Of· ed throushout the evenma. after wbtcb the honored guest opened her manf alltl Refre1hmenta o1 1ce cream and cake were wrved to llarUyn B!actwood, Hichard Pouhn, caro· c.,;;:::;:;--;-~---;;-;-C::::C:-:70:_~~ lyn ~oegJeln, Terry C111luma. DotM)"tblcal Medlcine" with Pete ue Lou Brown, Johnny Nuaser, Walburn u Dr. Hltchent, Jean Bruce Stalnaker, Charlotte Blake, Cuey 81 Nunse MUler, Jeannie Manle:y II Jrlra. Weam1 IUid Evel.yn GlbbonJ 11 Min Pramble. 'ibia wu followed b)' • aolo Teny Stalnaker, Sb1rley Sharon llougllu, Ned Hill, SwJndeJ, GaH Stivers, Ernest HaH, Mark Grueser, N~ncy Skinner, Jenmfer "Lazy Bonea" lllR& by Tbe firlt sklt Bubara Lohse, Nancy Brown, Ctrolyn St. entitled Jones, who w.u aee1:1mpanJed by ClaJr. wu Judy Butcher. A playlet called ''Tbe Country Cousin" with Shlton Picken.a as Nancy CUT .u 1M•~•!! .~"".''" Ferguaon aa Verna Ann Edwarda aa Susan the countrr cow:ln, followed tbe 10lo. The- next number wa1 1 vocal duet by Cbtrlene Davia tnd Ber· tbt Wtl&on with Mn. Clarence Ll1:ey, \.he school mualc teacbet accompanyme them. In the lkl' ''The Will and the Way", Elllt Clonch was the .,oun~: husband, Ro(er; Helen 'r.1ylor the young w1fe, Helen tnd Ktren Gregg as Mrs Smythe, the rich aunt. Beverly Perrin and Ruth Ann Edwards did a tap dance to "Dark Town Strutt,era Ball" and they 'fere also accompanied by Lacey The fmal skit ol the program "Harmony a !a-Hobo" was present· ed b)' Dennis Saelen• II Hungry, .Enc Chambers as Wetry, James .Reed 811 Rusty and Manning .Baum &ardner 11 Laggy A monologue waa sJven by Sarah Hannigan Sarah with the a..latance o! Tim J,lttle alao had tbe monologue sroup of tbe Sophomore dres11ed In raeged clothes wt~arinG straw hats sang Battle of New Orleana". In chorus were BeYerly Perrin, Gregg, Barbara Jones, Davia, Bertha Wilaon, 1 M-ary Swanson and caoref. conteat stunt war preaented Johnnie Stephenaon and Ellla Substitute Bride" conelud- Bill WUaon, Sondra Potts, Ruth Ann Brothen, Chuck Riffie, Mart· lyn S).ociton, Roem- Leifheit, Terry Ohltnser, Don Spencer, Albert Martin, Lot. Zeitler, Keith Barmtz, Arnold EVant. Mll'Y Me• Darlene Smitb, Andrea I~·~'"· MU)' Lou ButnaJde and Bett)' Grueser Adu.J.ta pre.ent wen Mn. Geora:e Brotben, 111'1. PbWp Smltb, lin. HarJeJ Stalnaker, Mra Allee Tbompaon and C1rl Arnold ---~ . Mr and Mrs Pau1 Clad: a.1d daughter, M1ss Sue Walla«, wl.o have been m Portland, Oregan, lor the past severa.J months where Mr Clark has been employed, haYe returned to Middleport •toini IIi ..... w ..... '"' 1.1! ~BAKER · FURNJTURI ON 1Hl IN&HrlST CON#M IH 14/DDWOitr of the teaeblna: atatl aJIIated with the reception L W McCom11, Mr1. N1n I M>>ore and Mr1 Lacey who helped the proaram, Mn. Joe Biller MEIGS JHEATRE Pomllt'Oy, 11111o TONIGHT "IlL C.u'ONE" Rod St.eiier - Jarnea Grea:ory - a.L&o"JOY RIDE'' Aon Doron - llod ll'ulloc ' TUII. IUN., MON. and NO. 187 -por!b7-1Wrcr,Jr, pyt h,10n S.ISters Send1ng g1lts but unable to attend were Paul and David Slmp· Eddie Bartels, Joan Bolin.~er, Bentz, Myrna Mus, J4r. and Mrs. David SJ.ater, Janlce Thomu, Even~ Sharon Youna and Mara:aret The annua1 eJection of officers Handley. was held Friday nltht when the -------Staff and Officera Club of Idelga Temple Pythlan Slttera met It the home of Mn Ira Butcher lor theu regular meeting Present officer• were re·l'!lected and mclude president. Mra. Wil ham Allman; vice prealdent, Mra The JoJly Circle Sewmg Club WJlliam Lowe; secretary • treaaur met Wednesday evenin'l: at the 'Mrs. PbiUp Melnharl, Flower home of Mrs Earl Rottgen, Le-/~'""!!U~e! Mtl. Homer Jonea and tart, Va. , and publicity, Mrs Plans were made tor a Chrl11 t mas dmner to be held at the CJrcle Reetaurant, Dee. ~1 followed by a party .at the home of Mrs Evelyn McDaniel, Maaon. During the eveninl h01teaa g1fta were preaentecl to Mra. Rottgen and gifta were alto pre· eented to Mrs. PelT)' Carpenter m observance of her birthday. The door prize wu awarded to Mr1. Georee W~:l&ht. Relreahment.l were lll'Ved bY the h01tesa to thoae named aboVe and Mra Kenneth M.nkln, lira. Wald Gorby and l'tlra. A1ma Kit· chen. Elect Offt'cers f ri day ng rangemenbl. Refreshmenta were served by the hosteJaea. The next meeting w1ll be a ChrJIItmaa·dlnner and party at the Federated Church on December 10. Members are to bring canned gooda for Chriatmaa baaketl for needy famWea. Roseville Loss lsOhio'sBest Cherry Pie Artist COLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. Mtchael V. DISalle today sp""'d the life ol Lewts B. Niday, 31, of Belpre, scheduled to die Friday in the Ohio Penitentiary. DISalle commuted the sen· tence to Ufe Imprisonment. DiSalle acted after he learned tllat three women who w~re members of the jury that convicted Niday claimed they wefe lllnCijS Donna M1ller and fnend , J1!l Ull· man, whe ~:~re employed m Colum· bus, came Frtday tq spend the wcck(lnd w1lh M1ss Miller's par· erm, :.Oir and Mrs R L. Miller contused when they aupported . , verd1ct of guilty Without 11lenlfa Verdict that Cll'l'~ ID IUtOtg,a· tic death penalty. The governor's offiee said Dl Salle "found that Niday It oot a lf ata.ble peraon, either au~n~J.J or emotron_aUy, and b.'o been lUI> norinal am~e tblldbood." Nid.ay 1 con?icted in the alay· Sb.-n Bwtlotrk, ..t>oloft -~ ina: of Mrs. Florence Cowdery In told police lleepine~~~ eauaed him a Marietta tavern Au~. 2S, 1958 to run off Nol1h Second« and bit baa an IQ of 61, 1lvlilg ldm a a rtreet tlgn, a tree, then a house, clulification between leebl~mlnd Saturday nl,gbt WIIIJ found 1\H.lt)l edneas and a "bl&h grade moron" of drivmg whitt intoxicated the tovE:rnor'a off•ce said Cbi.ef of Police Herbert Gilkey DiSaUe's action followed the med the cbal'le fc.llowing addl· reeommendahon of his Pardon tiollill ~nvesU,atri.on <Jf the aooident and Parole Commission. Niday'a wbl'C'b eaU&&d a total in estJmated case w11 the first death sentence dtmag.es of about $200 Bookirk ease to reach the new comml&- suffered a eut Up &nd was trea\ed &ion. at Metes Gener.l Hoapital follow" Juror• Telflfl..t At HNrlng Two women jurors teatlf1ed la1t lnogInthe 1 .a.m . .errasb laat Mayor C. other court actions week before the commlaslot~ at a 0 Fi•her fined Robert L. Antboclemency hearlog tbat &bey: voted ny $15 aW costs for intoxication; tor a fint~'(Sree conviction with and J w ~mPJOn, Bidwell, $100 out merty t.Mnkml that the "Judge and costs ani! three d.aya in jail wbo presided over Niday's trlal for DWL woUld recommerui mercy He was Other. arrest, made :by Patrol.pQwerless to do IQ. • A third woman juror appeared men SlOtt Shank and Everett Doebefore the governor in a dl'lma· lie InclUded W:illlatn E Williams, Poult PleQant, for intoltkmtion, Ue •be•rlng Friday A letter from anotMr woman an-d Razel Bogge.!s, Pomeroy, for juror was read to the govei'nor lnto~ica~on, by Fred DeWHee. Frid~y in a dramatic bear1ng, at· Rk'bard Hay<ftlt Ia being Mid tended by the convict's weeptng for Gall1polil poUce. mother. Mrs. Oru Debe, the juror, wrote tbat ahe "d1d not belleYe'' her vcn.e would "cause fi.im to be exe(:Uted.'' Man F'med $lOO FOr DWIJ After Traffic Acci'dent OPIIA HITS NIW HEIG~Puedni'a bauntinl music can aa to • lirl't hi!!ad as theSe creations prove at the third European Hatrdreurna Championships in Milan, ltab'. Tbe operaa ot Puccini provided the th<.Jrne as tn a heart behind prison ban (top, lett) recalllng ''Tasca." and from ,jhe same opera. a chureh titer {bottom, right) with pamter's easel and a at.tu... tttl of an angel "Madame Butterfly" hiU an Oriental note (top, ri&bt} and "Manon Lescaut" camel out in ll blend (bottom:. left) of feathers and hair that won the fLrst prl&e. AKRON, 0. UPI-SI. . . .yMr Dlcl N•ncy Dtnltl of R......tlle Jn Mueldngum County todty htW the till• of the belt cherry pie 1liakw In Ohio. JvdiH hod 1 lovolr lout tootr t!tM trrlni to pick tho wlorror hr tho Olrlo ,.....,. plo lroro durtnll tho -oncl. · contett na .,..,_red bf •I~ 1 trlc ,...,., companlet In Jht , ...... ' t;ATOR 01' WalK NORFOLK, Vo. (Speclal)-,llua- aell R. AQ;abrJte, bo-'tawaln't mate ftnt clJu, USN, aon ol Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ar&abrite of 313 Soutb St., WOOJter, and huaband of the former Mlas Myrk J. Sinon of Reedavil~e. was selected as "Gator of tbe Week" fer the week of NoY. 9 at the Naval AmphibioUI Base, LJttle Creek, Norfolk, Va. The "Gator. of the Week" award ll given to ouatandio& personnel of the AmphtbJous F<Jree who are 11hursda.y.l~~:~~;•~n~th~e~basia of theirabUity leadtechmcal Sewt'ng Club Plans Chrt'stmas Ot'nner For December 2t w. DiSalle, who campaigned for an puniahment in Obio during the last eeaslon ol the Lelialature, has been faced with two opportunities to chaqe death aoterteea lt' We tmprilcnnmnt. end to capital Organ Dedicated In Ceremonies At EUQ .Church lluanerup In tM competltiM Cltud... aulttr of ludl4, 1 who , . tllftted GreeMr Clewltnd. 'nlnl ltlec• ....t to hrtkle Heuler of Farmct.le In Trumbull Covctly. WH Co-Captains Nick Coates, Bill Gibbs, and Howard Parlrer, left to right, are three of the seniors of Pomeroy Htgh School who wilt be playing - or watching - their last football game for the Panthers Thursday. Gibbs, however, lost a month ago at Wellston, may not be able even to see the game. He still is confined to his bed at home on Mulberry-av with a serious hip dislocation. At home, or at the game. he will serve as an ill· splration to his teammates. Coates is fullback and Parker is left end. Supermarkets Replenished Truck Drivers performance of a• ArPbrlte Ia aervmg · Commander, Atlantic Fleet 1:~:::·~: Navel Beach Group 2, a unit t.f the Amp&iblous Force. Dayton Freshman Owes Life To Cold Weather DAYTON, 0. (UPI) - A Unl· v«altl. of Dayton fTefhm.alr owed nta M e- today to the cold weather Sunday morning. Doctors said tbat oUJerMse JoDelve<>olri<>, n. mleht 1re l paiMcl thla rHr elM· -·lblllty of .... th• •ppral&al tho political tiM IChocJI reached agreement after a ~hour bugam1ng The 700 Teamaters Union and warehouaemtm rati. three-year contract Sum morning and were back on job by 1 p m. Sunday. • .I I • l •' ' I 1 - . loluoocl To- l b ,He declined. to interfere in the! execution llf Walter J. Byomin, who died in tbe electric chair ( July 4. DlSal1e'a ' •ctlon today marked the nrat time he hu apartd the life of a c:ondemned IIoa)'er. brief, the gov· In a ...... "Under lt ia not po.o!-trlal POINT ROCK Mr. and. Mtl Er.er Fairchild have moved from t e D. V Morris farm to Cbllllcothe. and EJill Oloncb prouam committee were t ,. actlora• clrtumstanc:et Nation's Steel Furnaces Roar lnto'90 Per Cent Of Capacity eonalder or but in whetber a ed we mJiat what appean to sincere statement&. ofon<r·li>w of a jury. WUaon, Beverly Perrin, Charltne Davia and 13·Year-Old Stabbing "Any one of theae co1dd have kept thJa man alive Jhp()).y by tbe expedient of not votmg for convict1on." committee whleb Jnvltallont to the Patlf Lowery, SllJean Cuey, Rutb "There 1a eome queatlon aa to Ferp10n •net whether the Jury membera properly undeiolood their obll1ot10na in recOmrntbdl:nl mefey. It 111 un· uaual lhat three meJDb•ra of .a 12· member jill')' would :lltate tta.ir UD· dentanditJJ was tbat tbe vWdict they JJrie4 .would leave tq the Ju~e the' dlrrcretl<in of detetmln· Mrs. Wataon aave a de.monatr1,• tloo of a cenhlrpiete tor Thankl glvlns table, using ivy.,. mum•, arapea, apples and pears on an antJque ~ut &(asa atand. House plants were P:cbanged b)' the me U.e purdahmept. ~ he ui4. membett. <,Fo.U }fiddl~po11 : YoUths Awiwde'd· "IT STAilTE!I WITH A KISS" G!Mtn Ford - Pro Spares Niday's Life Grounds Jury Was MISS Martha Howell returned to her cmpioyn,cnt at the offu:e o! Or E F Maag yesterday after m•ssmg several di:I}S because o! Debbie R.eynolrla Wily Pay 1101111 To Wute Timet by Pomeroy pollee PITTSBURGH (UP!)- The nation's steel furnaces, roaring back after a record-smashing 116-<lay strike shutdown, approached 90 per cent of capaCity production today - the 16th \1011'-'cted, caldwell , day of a Taft-Hartley Bfl.day cooling ofi period. knv bidder chosen for the The American Iron and Steel ' Institute estimated the out· U he meetl dle approval of put of raw steel for the ftrsl two weeks of the Supreme Court tu board f:Jack to-work order at upwards of te on East Ma1n SL and MJ~ht will be In Mayor Lesar'a evening. R•ce Aplnlt ThM Botb. tbe steel com~anlea and the work~n were atagmg a race Wilson, Long Bottom, Into 8 Mayor Charlea Chris~s Lights · To Be Turned On 3,533.000 toos Total Reel ionnaae poured from t-be furDic:ea wll expected to ra.c:b 20 million tom by Jm. Z6 t.be date when the strike bY tbe 300,000 United Steetworkera may be renewed under pron&wns of tbe Labor-Management Relations Taft--HarUe' Ad. TOI'ioo'll• Is Hltlh Steel experta Rid raw steel production 101' thia weet would %,4.00,000 ton.. Leo V. Savaa;e, y;oung men from won the 'Teen,..ge for 1969." Awarded canteen bonon Cooney, Ronnie Evan" Cary •', tnd Jim H1mer. ' Selection for thJJ upon tbe basil of ~ 1 G You eaa PIJ billl almoec eff01t - with checll& You ·4o leu ' . ldar, I••• waltiDr for eb.uae and . ' . w'" • ! ... iild - 'WIItf1iDao. (. i . J ,..,.,I., ohtet "iel 7011 am11- aves ' ""....,.ad ..,.,..q, IIIIJ liwe'JIIIl the loll Of the 1 .0,. • - - - penoDI1 ~~ ' F~'\IERS ellfcM"J .. BANK .w•paoy New~Busineas • ,1-il 1 )I I ra . ssamat time. The producen IOUtbt to pile up production . for lllMl-st.arved customera, particWarlr the automotive mdustry. The worken had a ltli:e in the boomln& output, too. More ~ 40 per eent wort on incentive rates and the hlgber production ~ more money they un make to off buts and prepare for renewal of tbe atrike. I ' ! ' Canteen dinctor --"'· • ~ Weather Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, Konday, November zs, 19S9 ' First As Governor Charles Burdette returned !() :wte1gs General Hospttal FmhtY !or poSI:Iible surgery Harry Mc..;utftn returned to has home this week after surgery at Ho~r Hospital BJue rlbbona for flower arrangement were awarded to Mlsa Lucretia Genheimer lor coraaaea made of dry material 1nd ai.O for a dey ar· rangemtmt and to Mrs W. R. Sha• teen for a dry arrangement. Mlaset~ Auguat.a and LucreUa Genheimer and Mw Ethel Garland were awarded red rlbbone tor dry ar· enttne e keya. chedc turu liP ID hro, ba.tl awa 1D. LoDdoD. At . . a RobJrr llood broplncl ehapeau bu a larp 1brlm -.:ut erowa. wblla at. bo..... the boWler . . . lbe tf;JI& 1'bt hatl wen • By FREDDIE HOUDASHELl' program. In the playlet Mike Shaler, 11 Georre I Plooklcoa. Patty Lowery IUbaUtute Hat·old Frazier a• Charley beat man; Susie Al· Georae Dal· 11 Dora Dunple, the and Ml11 Matron of Honor; Sandra Brew. on the welcome lngton, aa Mra Pickle, mother of the aroom; Farrell Sh'uler aa Mra. CJa•• member• who aerved on mother of the bride; Dave the refreshment comrntttee were 11 Rev. Drabb and Allee WllsOJJ, Sharon Jnlela, Cnol Jacobi, Sandra Carr, Helen Taylor, Slrall Mary 8WIIUIOD at the Suaie Sinter, Jobnn~e Girl a. - Around And Ab.out Middleport Mrs Waldo J. B•rtel11 waa wei· oomed as a new member when. the Twtllght Garden · Club mel Thun day evenmg at the home of Miuea Augu.sta and Lucretia Genhe1mer, Mulberry AYe. Followmg the opemng ode and Pledge to the Fla& membera responded to roll call with "Plants ' t.o Protect" Mrs T A Henneuy, president, read the Beatitude~ of the Conservation DJvtaaon, taken from the General Federation of Women's ClubJ. Timely biota were gtven by Mra Jed Webster Sr "WmterlZIDI ~es" was the topic of the evenina:. pre1ented by IDa. Gerald Wlldermuth, who said, " hill up roeea With aoil and after the ground freezes, cover entire bed wtth alt, hay, everereen branches and discarded Chr11tmu trees " R011e canes 1hould be tied together to keep wind lrom whtp.. pmg them. and mould be pruned in th.e spring. An open diiCWIIion on wmter protectlon wu held by the group Mrs 'Mtnme Davls had lbe ar rangement of the month and abe earned out the Thankla:•ving theme, 111Jnl chr)'santhemUJnB, fruit 'and nuta with ceramic tur- A pint and wbJ.te color tbeme was carried out tn the refreab- •.,...1•• - Optped In Upper lellalblli~> BosiQ.ess Block 1 low·!~ farm land and forced i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. 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