https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e71854c318c8c1e464fd7fe86a08fed.pdf a07cace29807a4ccb7d9cf9dc8150270 PDF Text Text .'· f f'' ;' : .'- ~ ~bfPy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 10, 1957 ' ' ! Society I • MrL Ben •Batey, South ' Fourth Avt~lio, is m · at her horne and und~ thp care of a toe•) do<tor. !lin. Webb Hail left today for 1 visit with Mr and Mn Jack AmsborY and family, Huntington lllrs. ~ Whitlock. Kent, open! the ,Wee):end wttb her parents. Mr.' and Mra. C. E. Vance and was aeeompagted back to Kent bJ Mr and Mro Wlll18m Ycanr who hacl spent a week at the Vance bome Mrs. Fred I Gardner 1s vulitmg ~er sister, Mrs Ed Lewu, Cleve· land Bert Bahle, who wa~ mjured in - .' l '' Fur~iture I :' . FltlfliDAIRE INCLUDES I , Refrigerator au4 Gas Kanse Pay Only $59.50 down' .' ,t 'I i I IDd $%9.00 per mo11lh BAKER j a railroad mishap recently in Pt Pleasll!.t has been released from Holzer HospitaL Mr. and Mrs Mont West, Zan· esvllle, were recent guests of Mr'-' .Henry Hennesr and son Robert · Mra. George W. 1Thomas, M1ss l\lary Lou Thom ... Mr and Mrs George R Thomas, Radnor, and M1s, Sadie Smart, M:mon, were overnight guests or Mr and Mrs George Ha<;kett Jr, and ramily when they eame to attend the Smart.Siddall wedding Sunday MISS Mabel Hysell has return· cd after a visit with relatives ln Columbus last week. Mr~~- ~~~M~ow~;;~~d "~\';"; :.;'~~:7 °~":;~1w:!a~~~ at Cblldrell'l Hospital cg:;::: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver ond Mr and Mts Selwyn White and son, llarry, of Galllpolio vlalt· ed Sunday with llisa Nettie Koeb· ler. Mrs. Stella Grueser and Mrs Karl Grueoer of Mlneravllle attended the homecoming rally ot the Roek Springs Methodist Church, Sunday afternoon. John W&tson of Minersville, who 11 on vocation from hi1 em· pioyment at the Kyger Creek Plant lett Friday for a vtsit in Michigan. Mr and Mrs. Hlnm Fisher of Columbus spent the week end at their home, Mine(JJVtlle Mr and Mrs Walter ~bjor Mr. ~md Mrs Charles McMaster Columbus were recent guests. o! who have been the guesta of Mr. ?l!r and Mrs Herbert Chambers and Mrs Ad'>lph Grueser for the Mr and Mrs E R Tompklnn past three weeks left Sunday for and grandapn, James Hamer, retheir 'home, Bradenton, Fla ceived a ublegram Monday that Mr. and Mrs cart Riggs tell their son and daughter·ID·law, Friday for thetr home, Columbul, Mr and Mrs. Robert Tompkins, after a wee}('fl Yislt with Mrs Wen· harl arrived safely in London, dell Bctzinc and other relatives England, where Mr Tompkln.i Mr and Mrs. Alhe Grueser, Mrs. is scheduled to speak at a conDorothy Mock and son and Mr. ference . Rozan11a Knight or Pt Pleasant, Mrs Or1en W1nte and family Mr. and Mrs Roger Day, M13- W. Va., I! the gucat of her great and who were hrrc ~o attend the funm1, Fla, were qvcrnlgbt guest& , grandmother, Mrs. John Bally. Sunday of her cousln.s, Mr. 1nd Mr. and Mrc Clarence Might and era) of P..rs. Fanmc Moore re.· Mra Joe Turner, and her uncle son, Ricky, of BasU, were over- turned to thelr home, Monessell, Robert See They w1il viHit ~elo night go..ts of lrlr. and Mrs W1l· Pa, Sunday IJYCS In West Virginia ~nd Ohi o lard Ebersbach and daughters, Sat· Mrs. Wendell Betzmg spent Sun before retummg to Flor1t1a day with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S~turday guests ol L01s Cecll urda1 Davi~ RO<:k Sprmgs. l\lr. a•d Mrs Willard Eberabach were Mr and Mrs W L Heston Mr. and Mr,. Earl Denn) and and daughter, Joyce, visited al Vienna, Oh10 Mrs Albert Mees vis1ted Sunday Mrs James Montevillc and Mrs Southside, W Va., Sunday with in Chllheothe with Mr Denny's Margaret Whltc, ColumbtJs, were Mr. and Mrs. Geo~ge Dabney. "Mra. Charleo Buck and Mrs. Ev· moth"!r, Mrs AlonZo Denny. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrst iifrs E J Hill has rei urned erett Bachn~r wore visitors tn George Sauer and son home arter ra two weeka vu1t Chillicothe ~londay afternoon. Mrs. Cora Bennett, who has Bury! White of Charleoton. W flth relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Don Thomas or va., who 11 spending a week'! va· Moundsville, W. Va, were weekcation with Mr and Mra. Ran Ml,ght of Ru~land \>lolled "Monday end ,cuelts of their parents, Mr with Mr. and Mro Charles Buck and Mrs Ralph Graves and Mr M11/ and Mrs Lawrence Parhtt and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Floyd 'Me~cher returiled to their home in Charleo· family returned to the1r borne, ton, W. Va Saturday after 11 week's vl.elt wdb his parents, Mr Lebanon artcr a aeveral days v1s1t with Mr. and Mrs. Joh.n Mitch ~md Sept. 10.11 and Mra. Edward Parfitt. Tuot. & Wad. family. Mro. Allen Hampton returned FAMILY NIGHTS ---·-home ~onrloy Jrom Columbus Cornell Wilde Conotance Sm1th \\here she jotned Mr. Hampton at "TREASURE OP THE the annual outing given by the OOI.DIN CONDOR" I coca Cola Co. for. their 180 em an Teebnleolor) ployeeo and their lamilieo. She ai· - alao10 'attende4 a ball game between BellY Crable Dan DaileJ the p(Oducllon ol)d salesmen or "MY BLUI HIAVIN" Fann Bu,.au Council 3-A met the company While there Mro an Teehnlcolorl Hampton visited h'r oioter, Mr& ot the home of Mr. and 14(8 Howard Bolen, Sept. 4. The buoiness Leon Tatum and other relatiVes. meeting was In charge of the pm> dent, Harry Guthrie The present otrieen were re..Jected by unanl· mou1 vote. Prealent, Harry Guth· liltJwt~ll rle; Vice-president, Harry Pickens; Secretary, Ma Wllber Parker; As~ sistant Secctary, Mro. Delbert Gaul nnd DlscusBiou Leader, Mrs. Hnr· ry Pickens. The Council celebrated the l!Oth wedding annlvorury of Mr and &tro. Solem The Couneii'o g11t was a goliJ.colored bowl filled \l'lth an ammgement of giant chrysanthemums. 'he hoste58, a95isted by Mrs Avice Freckll!r, served a three·tlered golden anniversary cake, decor· alcd with golden roaes and toppcil wath a M, tee cream and coffee tC'I POMEROY ·SOClliTY 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW !I l ' ' been ,mployed at Cedor Point dW'inJ the 11r1mmer, .has returned to. her .home here. WUI Willoek, a 'medical patient at Holzer Hospital Ia rep01ted In poor tondltlon. )lr. and Mrs George T Sid· dall, H)'annil, Mass.. who had been overoit:ht g1.1ests or Mr. and Mrr. Paul Smart Saturday left by plane !rom Charleston Sunday evening Cor thetr home They were driveR to the atrport by Mr and Mr.s. Manning Kloes and son, Kent. The Sldlolh bad attended the marriage or their son George Jr.. to Mi8S Jean Smarl Sunday James McDonald, who wu a guest at th.e Smart.Stddall wed· ding Sunday was the housesu11st of Mr and Mrs David Darsl Jr MilS Nancy Wagner, Midland, Mlc'h., visltod Mr. and M.,. George Hackett Jr , and Mr and Mr1 Paul Smart over the week end. FURNITURE oiTJie Brightest Comer In Middleport Farm Bureau 3-A Council M'eef'ing Held September 4 Gentrating more and m6J1 hours malu certain f'»'". · , I .' ' Elizabeth Lee Ray'nor ls Wed . . ,Aug. 31 To Charles Tompkins Cmdr. an1 ~ro. Leroy R Raynor, Bayou le Batre, Ala., have an· nounced the marriage of their I J~!~~~:~: Elizabeth Lee Raynor, Md.. to RObert Cbarles Middle River, Md., son and MrB 1!:. R. Tompkloo, Middleport The Rev. Robert B. Pegrem, priest of the Holy Trhlity Church, Essex, Md, officiated at the double ring ~eremony and nuptial mass at Christ Church (Episcopal), Balttmore, MiJ, on August 31, \957, at eleven o'cloek. AITangcmcnts of white gladiolus and ctlrysanthemuma were used on the alta~ and 1 recital or nuptial music preceded the ceremony. ftlr Glenn Bunch, Baltimore, organist, played "Trumpet Tune" by Purcell lor the prelude and "Weddmg March" by Mendelssohn for the postlude and Mtas Margaret Freed, Ba!Umore, 511ng, "0, Perfect Love" and other 'iOlot~ Attendants wek'e Miss Harriet Freed,\ Daltirnore, maid of honor; samuel J llamer .rr, Pittsburgh, Pa., nephew of the groom, bPJt man, Edward Wilsey, III, BelAir, Md, formerly of Athens, usher, Robert Bourne, Mtddle R\Ver, Md., acolyte The bridE', who was given in mamage by btJr father, c.hose a weddmg aown ol wh1te organdy tiered bouffant !kirt and bodtc<' Her short vetl was held by silver clips and her only jewelry was a strand of pt!arll , the ,g1ft oft~ groom. She earned 'i bouquet of white carnat10 na. M1ss Freed wore an orchid net !{<lwn with headband and bo~.~tquet of orchid pom-pom chrysanthe· mums Airs. Raynor, mother or the bride, chose a pink ensemble with sequm and pearl embroidery and wore malchmg accessories and or· chid corsage Mrs Tompkins, motber of the groom, wore an atomic blue Jacket enoemble with gray accessories and orchid corsage The wedding reception was held at the parish house of Christ Church with Baltimore caterers In charge of the refreshments, Ar· rangemenls o[ white gladiolus and tvy were USPd for the decorations for the reception. Mr and Mrs. Tompkins left for Rehoboth Bt'ach, Delaware, tor a short weddh•g trip and the bride ~hose a r!avy blue sUit with powder blue bll)uae and corsage of wh1ie orchids. Later 1n the week they flew to London, England, where Ml'. Tompkins Ia to deliver speech at 1 special Conference. w11l make their ~ome at 5!0 GroYe Drive, Baltimore 20, Md , after September ~5. Mrs Tompkjns graduated from Park (MilS.) Junior Colle;e; of Alabama and lnst.itul:e Library Schoo).' Is a me:11ber of Alpha Phi oo· rority ond wa~ f01mer~ aaaoelated with the Enorh Pratt Free Library of llaltimore, Md. Mr. Tompkins, who Is al!l"ad~ate of Middleport l!igh School. groduated from Ohio State Unlverallv and the University of Chieago. iJ aasodlled wilh the Chemital Warfare Laboratories, Army Chem leal Center, Md. Relatives >I tlle groom who at· tended the weddong and reception were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Tompkins and &l'lndson, James Hamer. Mld·j dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ho· mer Jr. and son. Robert, Piltaburgb, Pennsylvania lie Mrs. Eugene Conde Is Honored With . ALayette Shower Mrs Wilham Wallace assasted by Mrs Ray Woodecnrrl ente' talned with a layette &hO'~'W' reeentb at her home, Mechamc St honoring Mn. Etigene Conde. A. pmk, blue and yeJlow color tbfmo was e~trried out In the d'ecorations Gl(h were placed on a table centered with a large stork surrounded wtUl small urn bre!las Games were played durmg the evenmg y,ith Mrs. Lawrence Morarity lhe wmner or the prtzcs Sandwiches, cake, coffee anf\ ICed tea were served hy the hos· • tes.ses Favors were s:nall plasuc , umbrellu filled with m1nts. 1 Present were Mrl. Robert Hy· $tll, Mrs. Morarlty, Mrs. Douglass Smger, Mrs. flichard Freeman, Mrs. Robert Salley, Mrs. Robert Story, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Misses Lena and Katie Guth, Mls!i Bertha Conde, Mrs. Joe Conde, M.rs Leland Sisson'. Mrs. Carl Wdl, Mra. Donald Mullen, Mrs Carson Hayes, Mrs. Alfred Ruschel, Mrs Thomas Scally and Mrs Arthur Nea.ae Sending gilts hut unable to attend were Mrs Janel K,Grn, Mrs Enzo Barsotti, Mn. Ray Blowers, Mrs. ShirleY Guinther, Mrs RIChard Owens and Mrs Homer Casto. ( 1 I I -----~ Student Nurse Feted Sunday Mrs John F. Bally entertained w1th a dinner Sunday at her home Forest Run, honormg her grand 'daughter, Miss Raellel Genhelm·1 er, whG entered nurses tra1nmg at Holzer Hospital Monday Present were Mrs Olin Oen ~eimer and daughl!r . . Rsehel, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wolson. Mf6 Bertha Scott, William 'Sherida11 and the hostess the DRISS and IACIC'II .,... ' ELBERFELDS the guests Present were Mr, and Mra Har ry Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Picken~ Mr and Mrs Eimer Kautz )lr. and M" Wilbur Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mro. C. E. flumpbrey, Mrs. Avico P'reeker, Larry Roush, Martha, Eric and E~die Parker, Mr. and Mrs Theodoo Reed Sr. The Oetoller meeting will be held the home ol Mr. and Mro C E Humphrey. Wedding ~Ions Announced By Virginia..Long Ml" Vir;inla Long, daughter of Mrs. Helen Long, Rutland, is announc•nr the complcte{t pla11s ol an opon-ehurch weddina for h.er marriage to U Robert t, Dolson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Don~on of Rutland. The double- ring ceremony will take place al tho RuUond Methodlot Church, on S'ept. 13th at two-thirty o'eloek. The nup· lial oerviee will bo read hY the Rev George Oavlll. ~ubbet •••• --or• • - .. . II IUJ, Allt..eo't ''" "'"' rJaat (Petti, !mot Stotlae Ia New Tork Cllf, hftt It 1\oow EdU..) ....,.,.. lltclridtp for l•ll 400 tam,.. Today, ill • oioalt hmor, OW. r...r ,.....,... _,. ....... 10 U,••••or 14 anJlllOIIIOO won luopo ••• 111d tlJo coella. . dep ad ""•~ Not Jull to U..t Iampo- b111 to """ oU ... t~lrical •'"' tl Mltly 4101000 ....... oad bulla!" •...,.,. ill Ollie. To- aatlclpottd •••• wo ,,.. ~~t•dlly lac,..... capoci1J-'l'" Ia 1111 ,.n ,.. ynn. Ia a4.tidooo 10 -llnuod ~ of our owa fulUilot, Ohio ......... oao-n •••• lllo atn , • .,_of 1trvict f,_ dot 111tlrt A111rlou G11 II lleclrlo $1t10111 tl wllic. wt art t 111Jtr po,. , , , I I -~ 7 atolt at111'ork IIIII ......... I~ 011j:or ..-.llq plu11 iloq 72 100t .U.. ol ltiiUIIIIMioal U.. ' ,...,.tiol! ,...,.a.. '1 l u.~ all .., focllillot ••• ...,...... ,..w. ..,•••~o~.. ~w "" oltCcrlt ,,.,., co Plr ,.. l. ' 'l'o ol OW. ......, ••• AGion prod .,.., pll'l!tlt,• ..,. __..., ,.,.. """' i/MirlrtiiJI> WALL PAI~T All Colo·rs Reg. $6.30 go I. SPECIAl. ' $4.29 gal• · • , ' ' ·f. I •' . ,;. C~l ..TON ' I ;- <; ~ :~a ~ ~~~ t ' '' \'I .~ ~ , "' ·,,. ...~' ' J . ~~~liJt~' :~o. IAII••...,AiMT'- (~~RVICI ' A1mart, practical approac~ 19 foil a1hlan .•• the drea l1 P'rfect ban'd In blaclt velvet and ,$pClrked wit~! a rhin111tone pin .•• add thl! "bru1hed.mibby jacket for a unart c01tume look. ~84th In Rayon and Acetate ... Grey, Blut1 Plum. Slz~~ 12 to 20. ,'. · $13;95 ~ Have Family Fun, Sports Car Fun. ; . 1n the Economical_SILVER HAWK V~B �' 2-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept 8 J u •I t I \ 1 Public Should Vi~t ltounty's New 32-Bed Infirmary On Children's Home HJ/1 Built At Cost Of About $175,000 It IS to be hoped the county government will set aside a da)' soon when taxpayers may vwt the new tnftrmary on Children s Home Hill Reports from those who so fa ••ve seen what now extsts there have agreed that the bmldmg and tts eqmpment are remarkable Unolftclal but reliable esbmates pendmg a ~omplete accounting summary place the cost at $175 000 gtve or take a few hundred Complelton of thts bmldmg poses a real problem to Meigs Counltans There's no pomt In trying to say It isn t floating round as a pnme top1c of dtscusslon It already 1s and only a relabvely few people have seen thts new 32 ted mstituhon The questiOn that Is certain to be argued from north to south and east to west 1s If the commissiOners can build and equip a a2 b~d mftrmary for $175 000 why 111 Sam Hill ts some $565 000 needed to butld and eqmp a 40 bed general hospital' Ladtes and gents that sa tolhcklng of a good question It takes on added Interest when the public Burton Act '1'1\ls general fmld of d1s•uss1on ts posed at thts lime so that public opnnon may have a chance to become mfot med of the facts And where are the facts' Who has them and who Wtli gwe tljem to the voters of Meigs County? Gathermg them wtll be a long and tedtous job Exactly where they wtll pomt cannot be assumed now We mtend to get opm10ns from phystctans architects local contractors and experts from extslmg established hospttals The pubhc wtll want to know tf tt can have an approved general hospttal large enough and so well equtpped as to attract more phy slctans here with the $200 000 tt already has Or Is It necessary to 1me the addJhonal mon ey' Must we qualify for federal atd and build an lnstltubon fully approved by State and Federal standards to achteve the goal thts county so sorely needs which is an adequate number of working doctors With facthtles to carry out their practice 111 modetn sctenhftc technlqu'l!s recalls that a plan IS bemg studied to bring liefore many months at a apeclal election here a proposition to approve a predicted $200 000 bond Jssue for a veterans memorial nospital Thts money tt ts assumed would be added to $200 000 already available from a 1946 tax levy which was to be for a mernonal hospital Both funds would be augmented by one dol Jar for each two raised locally from the fed era! government under authority of the Hill Expressions of opmton from voters of the county are welcomed for printing In The Da1 Jy Sentinel Th1s 1s the kmd of problem that deserves full exposttlon If a bond Issue IS proposed at a special electiOn or any other election, It should not s!J~d or fal) on rumor or slanted propaganda Rather 11 should re celve the widest attenbon from every taxpay er In the county who should exerme hts nght to vote ye~ or no to It The road appears cleared for Pomeroy and Mtddleport councils to get on with their JOint achon 1n purchasing mechantcal street clean lng eqmpment Twice defeated at the polls In Pomeroy the administration has persevered in tis convlcbon that such equipment would be a worthy mvestment Middleport also Is ,t> 5 55 Sign On 6 00 Bv ~oroh M Rlfo I 10 oo The Price I• Rtebt 10 30 Truth or Consequenco.tl 11 00 Tic Tse Deugb II 3B It Could U. You 12 tiO News Report 1215 Mov1etime I 3(} Jlrtde and Groom 200 MaUne• Theater 300 Queen 'f{ 1 ,Illy 341' Aodern omftnoeet f:OO C6medy , ube f 30 Trouble W1lh Father 500 Spinach PlayhouJO 545 Nile Newo 6110 Neh P11lture 61& ~orta il'• eatberml 6 25 ~~ D« ilrLL1't hnrlotte Judy Shlr from 1012 ley and Jumr or St Albans w Va A 'bcu.\'ilon wart held on Mr an d Mrs Harold Rife and son Family Bible Reailin•.. and It daug hi cr. ! Billy and du u1hter Bon me AI bany Oh o viRIIed their parents Mr ami Mr Charle!R Rife and 11 'ended the Wllkt.svllle Dean Din ner Mr and "frs F.morv lohnP tin were ructnt Sund~y dinner gueau I was announced that Or Bruce Cameron Amrrlcan Bible Society 1:; nppr.arlng In th1a area from Sept 16 26 TIH announcement rome rrom t1 e Ohio Council ot Churdw~ Re(reshmenhJ were served by Your Laws h• may vote b¥ sent Voter Ballot tile office of the Codnt1 Board of Electlolu II he makes application by 12 o dock noon of November 2 If there to a~y doubt •• to whe. ther you live ill a rei!Strttlon area contact your County Board of Elections office Daily SentmeJ Daybook the slur he was forced to ucceut From lhat rude and often badlv lnformect fellow from Jndepend ence who fire MncArtbur for try you registered or If you have changed your name since you reg latered A woman must reregister If she h4S married smce she reg In"• to win a wnr In Koron IRter~d Howrver 1f she were mar d f s b h Pcrsonaliv I never admued the ne 8 ter "Ptem er 2:J 1 e may flamboyant side o! the general vote on Nov•mber 5 but not thcr,e nft<lr under her former name but I never artmlrl'd the flashy shle ot Georr,.ne Patton either But II )'Ou hav~; not voted in the as a minor cog In thtl last lllllJOr past two Y"Dra or 1f you have effort I ad mrcd them trCilen<l t'hangl!d Yl ur nnme you must ap ously for what tht~y wt re - g(' n peor 111 persun In order to re re~ erulfl who wnntPd town n w1r as ISler lC you have moved you may quickly as poss1ble latton \\anted reg ster you1 ehange of addreu by LICIION TO MilT Feeney llennett Poal No 128 American Lotion will meet Wed neaday at tho Lesion Hall when a report will be given of the Labor devotional aervlee lie read lan ar • ll Th e Dat•1v nttne ~-- - ~~~·:=~':~N AlwA - l'l!jdlar monthly meet ng on 'ntunday at 7 30 P M A fftm en lltled Food for Thought will be presented Followmz the film a busln01s aeBS~Qn will be held Parents and members are urged to attend the meeting MASON NEWS quire lhat ll'cmbers of the armed forees be re~lstered m order to vote while they aro m service Up on discharge the aemcemon must regiSter II he resides in regtltra themselves to the scrv1ce of the1r tion terrHol') T~ere Is one exeep WJfH nay celebral ion wilt ell was spon oored by th• Post EMERGENCY CALL 1 h e Middleport Emergen~y Squad was railed Tuesday after noon when an elderly lady fell at the home o! Oukley W'l_odo h~ir '(I Hobson MIITINO tALLEII The Phllathea Soc:lety of the Chm<h o! Cbrlot will meet Tu~o day 0111hl al the home or Mrs Robert ReibeL Leadlnl Creek Road Wllh MrL ~dword Froqoh, d!l Webb Hall Mro Wilbur 'nteobold and Mrt William Slater 11 boat country and fnr le" average mon lion to this law lf the serviceman ey than a Wtllter makes 1n a good is discharged after September 23 cafe these d1ys Both men had of ----·------~lered up th•lr brains their repu f ! tatlon• and Iheir ltveo for ' peon ' ICe 0 1 cs pay And her' we have Jh" ~eu ber«er thl>llenglng lor cheap publicity a mm ltp that the gov 11 ANIII HIIWOOD \ ornmenl awords a giant ror anv ""'ft" 1 k r 1 ft 1-~•·1 ·~1 • •""""' aao new a youna o 1 oa nr. """"'" oa ...., wn~•• lng at least hundreds of thousands ~co boy who made up 1n tlever. or atopptnr bf the water eooler, of llveo In • hat mav be tblled the ness whal hela!ll<ed In aranmtar 1you" a natutallo 111 lnvol¥t4 ""nnlesl tampalgn - the Paclfl< One o! hto utlerancea b&s ata~ed ...1fo ~t war - ever waged with me em llnl'e olllco pbll·i 1 In ~~~ 1 , t I have aeen many pohtlclons o! tlcalo&llmewhlcH theontyWay 1:~'ea1.\~~J\~ 1 ~~~.~ the lower-ease atrlpe spending ov to wln It 11-don i play I ' 1 II.. •t •J 0t! 1 ~ 11••~ 1"'' th 1 f t 1 tbtn• of thtl remar• -•on ~tthaue "" a I• • er e years m1 1ons o axpay • • wu w alilllld torilllw 0r1 money In such things as for reader! wrlle aiMiul probltllllllkel Tlil Ahli .._, .. \MUi itlllihH elgn junkets when all they do Ia tiill ~•111 -~ ~· II"" -~ 0 1 01j Uve it up drink the booze and 'Our Ofllc- U lUll lUll i!f otftea ~ e:..·-~·""'m~"'~ :/u ~ plnoh the glrla How much money poUUeo The prtaldonl II a1Jrtooll•m4 ~It ~~Pf~lltiiit and time IB wasted on silly tnv.s nenr In lltd llle 1wo tlce·~ti• 1 n lhe)'Vi 1 1 lid 101 tlgotlcns lhol start !rbm nothing ljenl&arl on \WG dltreztftl ~ilw )dlf ehi~cH att D'lt lfil and lead to leas 1t is hard to say I!OIDI people !nor one, 1011!1 Ia· tllit 'lilt-ani )'Ou4 btl'ltr JR'(e 1 exclude the good ones such 88 'fOI lltt 911\V J':ft trlii Ill a\11 In the late senator walter George 11!1 mlf.dle, b~tll'ulmoalllru!otthe late Bob Tall and atl the llble I m not iirt wlllch horae to olhor good onea you know bel, otl ~awe tuPPOIIhli lht oth•• !Omea ln flrll! But 1 hung around Wash10gton "' ona .·.1 long enough In a reportorial enpa IJbe llal work ctty to know that 1 great many of '8erlo~hly1 lllte Lhe wort~ them would dust off thelf rrand the 11l~ry 11 10011 but I cln'i nu, reput 1 tlon to make 0 bead bandle tha poillc~ Have you 1117 llne in the ~orne state pre9l And 111nelll9!111" I have also known more than a rtta. ilf ~l •• ~ave II 4o i. llltle aoul·searchlnf. 1prtnkllng of unproven croolta 11 well 01 the proveo crook01, who Talctt h1111 With H6t oven took klekhlekl from tl)e of It th" U th• llraUueB illu~• 1 flee hdp That aln t entirely a lion lhe hll blimtled tnto all weU bunch of cheruba up there on the t.nd iOOII,Ilu\lf tltlA ~lder, llkt GHOOSl Hlll oomt ~iilt 1 tnowl ftndl 11!~1 It Is a crying shame that our tmrlob ihtlelo II !UU of~ friend Neuberaer wasn t around DOIIUce, lite ch~ts !Itt lhUitea in the lading year& of General ihjDi~li!i~er la:Dlllll'ajllh•t. Pershing when the old man was BocauU tlley are U111111't ol tilt lillie• i'dlltlol dying at II alter Reed He might lhtQtloltu <>r uliaure ot lllelj" even have questioned the right of atWo, tome ~eople develop • ~.\Ad lbiJ whea rou'rl! the Al)lerlcan governmanl to pay buot·pllllDio lllile·\vllllnl. tll!l• l otikinl foi ~lob, Wtleh o~!ef~IIY illaek Jack 1 hoopltal billa 10 1 aipln1 rbullne Wlllch entbl~o ~tOO IJie nlw plf.ct IIIII !iJII needle" extravagance lllem II! tum llll I\IPP1 o~djo 'pli!Ct PoUild. (Copyrllht 19117 by United lntoanktololllae.Jili\llleallll:~l~tt9~dj~' IMe~a lo:~~ant 1un the oftlc' poUIIOadollt Wilb Feature Syndicate Inc 1 o~ the Who ib' will! ,qu ~ rot tll.t ~ 1;elit.il Secqnd tr1 lo Uck II whtre 19~ 111Y ·~~ ~"!ec Mrs Fanlc Francis IP!nt the art IJ'hla IIJ.eii,IIJ devol~ everr,19 U !1'1 , Wfok~~d with Mr and Mrt. Ro DII~·C, on tho Job lo lmk ~m~~\Y'Ial~!!t!il II\ tc!\tl~~llj, " t R h d 1 10u~e ~t~rl:il!i 111 Ill• ~·· I till Ut~r~t..~ ta • tlld iin .,r OUI an ll!lily and Mf! 1 h&riJ!Ilr ~~~~~to dt1J ~.IntO ,W~Ioll wet~, ib !GI iiJfil ~~~t!" Ray Droke of Glit~aill 1Gijlp llld.{lbllllca aut {ou ~ p~d...llill ,. tlelo What I""' M~ano To Me bv H W Gockot " 1 part or the oervlce Rev C E Koyt hoat paator 1ove • reaume or hlo Sunday aerman on the topic Splrltdal Con•aluoenee It waa explained Point Pleasant Band Diredor Aiding 1'ah~a I QH • p }' ti vClll. Sp01'l The Bast Job f: uf, Milas County News 11:50 ,., m. The atraogement will eonhnue until ihe oehool can obtam a dlr eetor sometime In the lulurc Yoho alOng wltb George Kooken former Wabamp baad director " I dtr~or of the P01~t Pleuanl CHANNIL I 7 30 Boston Jllactle Captain Kangaroo CBS Newa Loool News Garry Moore Arthtr Godfrey Strike It Rich News Katlcs Almanac Love or IJI• Search lor Tomorrow Guld'ng Light Katie s Kltche~ 12 80 All thP. Wortu Turns I 00 1 SO 2 00 2 30 3 00 a 15 Our }IISB Brook~ Houseparty Big Payor• '!'he Verdict h Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm 3 30 4 oo 510 5 45 5 55 6 00 6 Ill 630 7 00 8 00 8 30 9 00 10 00 10 05 10 10 Edge of Nl«ht The '~riy s~ 0 w YtNr Es{d Reporter )porta Parade Weatherman What About That llougla; Edwardo Boo 4-H NEWS 8 45 855 900 9 30 lorth~r Godlre1 tO 36 Strike It l!tch u oo News 11 10 II " SKOP ( op!ir,1 Taet, lllrU Sal -~- 5qO l~en.ings Bv ~~ FARM NEWS IHO 45 12 00 12 •o 100 I 30 2 00 2 30 30Q tl of Dress B•~e 'lhe New ' - the "Potnty Toe" with lw pao Sptndle Heel THE SHOE BOX TBA MIDDLEPOB.T, ()HlO Vic Damone Mtlllunatre I've ~ut A Seor'll U S Steel Hour Up-1~ the-minute News Seabl!lng the Wuthel' The LIIO Show_.;... _ __ Sgt Pre1ton of lht"·V•'••MI. Bob Cummine• 11 Climax- Pl13house 90 Up-to tbe minute o ,,\ \ ! nGINS THU~SDAY MORNING Cl!ANNEL ll WED on 990 spot On Youf 'IIQ Oil I 30 I 00 Sign On Liberace The Gretehen Wad~ Show Neighbors Movto Matinee Aalerl~an Bandttad Clrtoon Club Ml~k~J Mou• Clul! Five Star Final John Daly • llie Nm Djtneyland Navy Lot Oala and Harriet Mot&enl of DeclsloD l\'tdaeJdoy N!Jb\ ncltb a.lf d or ttl SpdeOiJI 111:00 Newa ot the Nlcbl 10 ,. 1'tltatrt 11 - II 30 Sijil 011 ••••bo were 1411!fday nlgbt (lleits of hl1 par '"to. Mt and Mrt. Pearl Jacobi Mt and Mrs P111o "'Ill' I ' ~ lo.J>\ ,~"{jt~ ' I ., Bla»ktnship Found "Guilty" By Mason Jury A juey of aeven women and live men fonnd Wtll1am Harold Blankenship 25 of l\lason and Ironton 0 guilty of auaull and battery ln tile Maton County Cutult Court Monday BlaDkenshtp was arrested on llarch 23 !ollowmg tbe shooting r of Gerald 'Spud McDaniel al a -.;;;;;o;;-.;o;o;;..,;;;;;;o;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;?; We Seleet Onlfl The Vft'JI tavern near Mason C1ty Blanken ship claimed lhat the •hoollng was acclde!>tai Jury members were Roush~ Harri.aon Robtnson Naoma Yeager Elroy Kaylor Mume M•ller Pearl Rou•h Harry Old aket Calherlne Mll<hell. Mra Paul Nease, Sobn T Kay Pauline Grinstead and Monroe Chase Blankenship was released on $1500 bond to aw11t sentence by Judge Oliver Kessell I Be Jnlre Co aUeDtl Pomeroy Ud MlddleJIC!rfl PJra Alto naal Regatta September 15, 1957, md wblle Ill Ioiii, look over our seleefton of Late Model Used can 1957 FORD Fairlane 500-4 Door Sedan Radio and Heater With overdrive Like new black flmsh 1957 FORD Custom 2 Door 4PPLI GROVE Heater Sharp 2 tone ftmsh 3 000 titiles Br Mrt. Horbort Roush 11r ud Mra Roy Peerson and Mr and Jlro Roger ThelSB and family are vacatwmng in Mame Mrs Etta Sb1eldo Best In l1sed Cars H~ll,c Mro Pete 1956 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2-Door VB With Powerfltte Transmtsslon Radio and Heater Red and whtte ftmsh 1956 CHEVROLET BelAir 4 Door VB Gold Waves Hair Styling Radio and Heater It's mce and clean 1956 FORD VB 2 Door Radto &Heater Onginal black and whtte finish CLOSED 1955 FORD VB Fairlone 4 Dr. Sedan Cloaed Wed Aflemoon Radio and Heater Looks and runs like new Evelliap By AppolnlmMI MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SHIRLEY'S METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Phone 8045J BEAUTY SHOP Open Evenings Unill 9 P M AI Traffic Light Ialllldcllepoi1 Sl. 311M Pomero) ----·----- --~-------1I II I 60 of ~ • servtce 1om 1n 1897 the Un11ed Stales lodepend0111 Telephone Asooaauon 11 ~"'"'"' b•tw• and llrOnger every year Today, With .SOO telrphone c::ompanaes semng over 9,000,000 aubscrihen 10 two thuds of the B!"!P.Phlcalorea of the oabOn, the Independent T~one ,<J ( . ISJ\VE $12.18 Industry haaa $2.5 b1Uton mmtmenl that helpo you ra<h oU AmellQI SIWIUy extending Ill far flung lele~hono aetwork d~ca l!m-, 11; 1N Press up dates far compCJfl'YI/ t Od N9f Tl) RIJN By Ruallll R Priddy BARBER S !,'OINT Hawaii (FH Maoon Coun'jl !1-H Club Atll't tNC) - Rl~hard S Lloyd aviation HEAVENLY TR.ASURIS \ Rlfllllr Ltadoro ,onft,.nco el~ctroru<o techmdan third c)a11 ,We need not seek 1 ringside aeat 1 just receiV~d word on the USN son of Mr and Mrs Bruce God s wondera to behold lonnual Regional t-Il l.eaders I Llofd of 330 N Fourth St Mill- 11 !"e obeY hiS holy will Conference for 1957 As UJual dleport1Ohio Is servmg With lolr We shall walk otreela of pure the conference will be beld at borne barrier Service Squadron gold the beaullf~l 4-H Camp 1q Roonc Two at the Naval Aid StatiOn BarCounty Wllh Roane County 4-H b8r's Pol"l Hawaii We cannot fathom God o &I~al Clu~ Agent Doq Mllter hosl The Atrborne Barrier Servtce Squid couhlles )llho hive ~een Invited ron Twc prov1d01 maintenance and Qtlltlla the treasurers of his love to participate are Boone Cabell training lor t~e Airborne Eorly Untn we reach that heavenly Jackson Kao1wha Lincoln w.,..ng W1ng of the Padflc home Putnam Roane Wavne which brlnJ!I rodar protection Prepared lor u• above rod Calhoun from the AlcutiBna lo Hawaii This eonlerence will open j This years project circulars God made the heaven and the With the evening lne.a~ Friday ha\e aU been turned In and a" •'ll'th Qclober f 1957 and close at 3 nearly all gradl!d 1 oan see a And the sun to shme by day P M on Saturday October 5 decided tmprorement In the fill Th~ moon and atara to gutde by c P Dorsey direct the con lo( !t\11 9/ 111<1 ¢..1culars 01pec18l night !erenee aM mtsted With 1~ lii the aiUvllles record How Lest we m1gbt lose otlr way other stste All leaoors ever there are allll a few who counseioro and ar~ a bit lax 1n llltmg out the No man made power upon tht$ are Invited to at blanka both m the book and A< earth t1vltws rc;ooid J>low " a good Can build a craft so high The Sears 1\oel>uck Company time to ~solve to be more ton1 To look upon God o perfect gilts w1ll pay one full scholarship lor plete and neater' In this phase o! In that home beyond the akr one repreAentative from each our project ¢11mpletwn The reclub •n ~he county Among the sults of this part of our 4 II Club No human eye can penetrate subjecta to be discussed are work will be announeed at our The wonders of God s love Clothing Dpmonslrdlons Juplor lonnu,al Achtevement banquet In l'here ts a darkening 'ell beiWeiD L<aderahip Conoerva ion Foods November More on thiS tater His treasur J up above Workshops ~afet~ and llealth \ But \\e must know that we can Proiram bl!cUsslon Veapers and Recreatlo~ 1 would Uke tq see ,., not a nice delegation !rom M860n Live fore"er on this sod County at this Regional 4-H Leo Mr and Mrs Burley Grinstead And even now we ouraelve& del'll Conference Remelllber and son Columbus vtslte~ Mr Are by the 1race o! God T1111e Supper Friday to 3 p m and Mr~ <;eorge ZW!pan and fllljl Saturday Piece Roane Cli\lnty liy over t~e weekend All the tnals we have on earth, 4 H Camp Dale, October 4-5 11r; and Mrs RuiBeU Blessmr Are bul a test of love Cost Free lor one member lrdm loll sons of VIenna viSited hi> That we !~rough him might turn each •lub porenls Mt and Mrs R T Bless from sin stcrotal'y a look Duo lng over ~he weekend ~od gain that home aiJove .n.member all se~retajy s books ~lr and Mrs Jack Fowler of (Original) Allee Frlcit: are due hare In mr o!flce !' soon Pomt PleABant had their dau1h RD 3 Pomeroy .Ohio as rour Septemtier meetmg is ter Tamara ehriSiened on over 1 want plenty 111. time to at tbe Mason $• eheck them before theY are tak ~~~~;r~::;~;:;~· Rev Richard I B~ C 00 8WS en to State Off•!"' m Oe\!1the On September 0 tbe birthday ber delay-Please Pro, I of Lana Marie Folger wu eel.. !eel Almost Done Mro brated ln the sldh and aevonlh glade room Ice <telm and eake were aerved by her ll'othar Mrs Grass with her son John aloo iltendlng The t~ke baked by the Pol"• roy Bakery wao covered with white JtlnF wtth deootot•ons of pink roseo encircled In mint JP:een leaves with blue Oowera oil i)le edges Slqee Lana waa 12 yean. old the cake olio had 12 candles The. first PTA meetlnr of the oe~ool term will be hold Wednes day evening Sept II at 1 30 MASOI!.I NEWS N~ I II DO 12 00 1~ 30 l U i SO 8 00 t 00 D00 6 00 1:15 I 30 'At Our House. ' ..........:'\1 band WHTNwoTV C~annell Daily -- Even A Loaf Of 7 00 Jlmml• Dean II tlii 8 45 8 55 9 00 9 30 10 30 II 00 11 10 11 I~ 11 30 11 4~ 12 00 Farm 8UJ!eaU HtaCJ u Attends Semi•Annual Meet i•ew ""' ... n ltewateh TonIll!I familY on &mday •II attended the Bean Dinner Mrs 0 M Rife called on MrY Sarah Rlfo Wednesday Mr and 1\!u Joe Rile an~ lauglltcro Karen and Linda of ChllllcothP opent one evening re tently with his parcnll Mr and Mro Charlos Rtrc and family Mr Ittfc 1 condition remain• the same charlo• Smith who haa em•t•y •• ment m Chorleston w va spent the Labor Day week end with h" (mother M•' Clara Smith ahd family Mloo Barbura Bolin 11 omptoyod In Athens at the Unlverolty Ill ohartI II re vI1110d Ronn Ie an d Robert Rife and attened the Bean Dlnnor l'ho Mlddl•port Mlnlotlflal Association met Mondoy morninl al tho Firat Bopllst Church wllh Rev C ftayn1on Konkrlgh\. pal tor of Heuth Mcthod11l Church proaldlng and sl~ln1 the opening Teachers Assoc1at1on wtll 'old 1ts -nent and need not be renewed un of re!rethments Members are Berry were dinner gyests of Mr Charles Yeaaer and of underpaid scrv cc not entl tlv less you havf' not voted at leaet ••ked to bring their tax •lamps and Mrs the road B•I they both had the mme thing In mind wn t Both men from \!exiCo to the Phlllpplnca to World Wor 1 to World War II selfle"IY devoted Ministerial Meeting-Held At Middleport rr- TBio WIDNISDAY WIST COLtlMIIA PTA The Weot Cotumbu Parent Mrs Ma111ie Wallacc ot Michl SPECIAL 015 MIITINCI gan hilS spent several daya wlth The Raetne Chapter No 13f OES wltl hold 1 SP!Ciol meeting her brother Mr and Mrs R. T Thursday evening at 8 oclock lor Ble!llng Mr and Mrs Ratoh Warner the purpose of Initiation Long Bottom 1nembers will hi In charge and ehllaren and Mrs Mary Mr and Mrs Jerry ~owen and Gardner pastor of the Church of <hlldren David and Sharon opent Christ Mr llovt Mr Konkrlgh\ lhe woek end with her parents ond Mr Ruppel! The Rev N t> Mr and Ml'!l Lloyd wood and her siHter Mrs 1rodo Wells and chll By ROIIIf c RUAIK I soem to be In an anti Richard Neuberger mood these doya and aloo In a military vain The other week General of !be ArinY Doug las MacArthur wa• dl ooundiDII Off , on govornmont spen n1 II w.11 he might and lhla plpiJIIUUk Sen alor from Ore,on Neubercor l!ad the consummate lmpudeht6 to Ilk lor 1 rundo•n on how much the r~Ured gentl'll wal drAllllftl !rom lheThtovornmont in Waoh 11 •a't·d 1 Wll ·•hot w • I• lnfloa an lnuo I liluat IIY lhal the rampant reformer !ram Ore con betlor 1ttrt looking lor billet and better IIIUII than a retired hero'• pay nnd allollllnce1, and whether or nol to drink on all' line• Neubert~er doean t drtnk doean 1 fly •nd h11 never been a 8enml Genelal Maclorthur~aftor 1 lifeII me o deyo1 \ld II 1ee 1o hi ' eounll')' li allowed a rough U5 000 a year In pay a aovernment of flee two peraonal 11118tanta and 1 feeble boullnl &hd aubslstence allowance The whole rackage deal com•• 10 led thaD •• ,000 1 year I 1uppose 11!11 may bankrupt the country whlrh IIVOI away blltlona and paya eonoul1 P~afluta but not rlaht now 1 am eetlatll the ren eral doeon t need the dou1h but ~ • earned It In well ovbr eo reart too WC:tiS·TV family Mrs Juanita Savton called of the F1r11t Presbyterian Church and Moco\tth 1r wanted to go County Buard uf Elections in the afternoon Mtmslen preaent were Fred I aro11nd the unnecessary bumps m Ohto Elect1on Laws do not re- dren Beverly and Burnie They A lneeUng or the ex~eutlve com mlttee ~~~~· announced for 'ntun dl)' Soptember 19 ot 7 30 p m ~~ the ttome of Mra Tompkins II w~a YP.ted to pay $200 00 for the p~oae of 1 new IIIII) projector for t.be oeh~ol • lira. G R Tompkins, lllrs Ger.:. aid Glile~ Mrt Oltver Michael Mn Tyu and Mrs carl Nor loa named u del9i.... to lhe,,£~~ni:l!: uo~n·cl! and alternates l!tlewlno ll.ri 111r1 Charles Lytle Reibel and Mra )\II 3 00 3 45 r,ayor ol the 190 at6el Khowa it aoo Kratt tv 'I'ileater too Tltla 11 Your Llle 130 Witirfront 10zoofO of Mr and \Irs Chollco Rile and Jhe Rov Howard Ruppel! P••tnr to jump on II and kiCk It to deoth m811 on a form furnl!hed by your RUARK REPORT sept 10 00 ~llqUttade Pirl7 1030 elri Jijadlln6• elation mcellng• at tho BaptlsJ unmarkPd by heroism ond llllelll once., In the paat two calender Mr and Mrs George Bc,crtdgc Ch urch wus bH•at ~~~ par t~hloner!l lt'tnce He s ram~d tl if only for years or you have moved tince Jr and son FrNid!e of Hebron of ny mlnlstc1 ct>u d reach Ohio Mr tnd Mrs GeorQ'e Bev him bv phone m the pastors rrldgc Sr of New Marshfield 0 st url,Y when lhl'y mNll on thP Mr and Mr'!l Charles A Rife and sccoml Monday of eoch month Today 9 00 Romper Boom 9 30 Tre.,ure Hunt town could purchase street equ1pment on the Installment plan dur ng the mccbn q th 11 t the rc J!U iar attendaMe for 11 clr Asllo 'l'HURSDAY- Chimlel 5 55 Sign On "~ 6 00 Tnday 9 oo Romper lloom 9 30 Treos"re Hunl 10 00 The Price t, Rl&b.l 10 30 Tr•lh or ConaeqUeneea 1 00 Tie tu Dough 1130 11 Could Be Yot 12 00 News Report 12 U Movltllme 1 30 l!rid6 and 1lrbolft 2 00 M•IJnee Tbeater Wednesday Attorney General Sax be recently ruled that Br TID W IICIWN Middleport can so purchase equtpment and neelot::t~;:•,7 ~::~!~ In ,..r ali 1oad blocks appear now to be out of the to in are" of Ohio The t,aws of way Oh•o requlr• yo~ to be reelotered In order to be ollllible to vote II convinced after junketmg to nearby towns We predict that residents of both towns Will you re•tde '" a city hovlng over where similar machmes are In use b d 16 000 population or tf you reside e amaze , and quite happy over the results In an area where the County Board Forward progress on the proposal has been of mechanized street cleamng equipment or Elections has adopted reg••tra halted during the summer months while a ml Wh th tion In theBe areaa September en e new machines have been m servtce 25 1s the 186t day on which you nor point was being settled This was a ques for a while Its probable Pomeroy cttlzenry can regloter n order to be eUgtMe lion in Middleport as to whether or not the Ill to vote m the November election -;;---:;~~:;:-:---;:-w--:::-w_o-:n:-d_er_ why they voted no lnsteaJ of yes Reg!!lratlon in Ohio 1o perma BUCKWHEAT~ RQ~a E Mr and Mrs Wilbur Siewert alt reln1hmmta ' Road Appears Cl-eared Ahead For Joint PurchaseOf-- Mechanical Street Cleaning Eq uiptnent By Twin Towns I Stewart ThOle attendiJII are not to bring IShleldJ Mra Jolll) Yilber and Mr and Ml'l Horber( Reuoh and oon !oro 12 lo Zh cramlparenta of the inlul llr Aaothe: ~· IIUdent Johnny coiled on 1>1r1 Lam ~orly an 4 22 Fat oocro 10 and Mrs Jaek Stewart Mr1 Kel Grl!i, 1110 enrolled In lhe eighth new oon at the home of Mr and 6 to 10: Buill 13 -to en Stewart IDd !amity aqd Gary P"ade at !lfdfotd sthool Mrs Bob HlU )ll Syraeuae Friday Cowo liO 10 1110, , evenlnc. VEAL CALVIII-Top UJO SJewarl MAlON nJNIC II• and Mro lllrold Rau"h of <ondo 20 to~. Mtdiltm 11\16 Mr '"d Mrs R. IJ Rouoh and 4a•l:hter entertained the follow AdmlllioDI W N Jordan Loog Columbus opeftl Tueoday and IVed Com & !Iva 10 10 S2 <lltlla 1 IUeolo on Sunday llr and BoiiOm Sept 3 Mro. Joan Ran neiday with Mr and Mrs Harold 14 Fred Rouoh and 10n1 of dolpb, Mlebburl Ohio Sept 3 Rouob SHE~-Ewe1 • Lnlt. 5 t~ I@ Mr nnd Mra Daniel Euler inew Stork Ewe, 3 to 10, Y,~t Sheep 5 Mr ond Mro Rolph Rouoh Mrs Elpllt Snyder, Jl[ddleport New Qaven Jtra Sept 0 Mtl. Tbelmo llOYd, Port lyweds) were Cl•en an old laoh10m to 8 CuUo 1 10 5 lloelul 3 to 8 Sprouse New Haven Mr land Ohio !t<pt. 9 Mn Helen ed belling at the home of the Fat wethers 3 to 8 , and Mr1 Kenny Hera and son Blaek Porllond Ohio Sept 9 brides parrents Mr and Mrs LAMBS-Topo 22.50, jkeond! llllke New !jalomorao 0 , Mn and AJicO Bittner, lla101 Sept 9 Alec Wbeel-r Thuroday evonmK 16 to 20 Light Wts If to 18, "'oyme Roberto Racme and Mra BlrthJ A JOn, Sberill Seldon Walter McD•de ood Larry Earl> common 10 to 10 Everett Rouoh and daugbter~ to Mr !<¥ llrt Sherill Seldon o! Troy IDOQI II • week end w1th llaadotpb of llacbburg Ohio on relltlvea beti 1o!l'l Early and New Haven ~. o..panled them hom• A dauplfr1 llldlya Lucille lo },fro Wilbur Durit Mro HenrJ Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder Mid Hunt and family, ol1 of Baden W 1 dleperl, on Sept. .. Va spent Sunday With Mr and Mllnlurers 1o daughltr to Mr and Mro Mro Ruaaell Ro~h --,:! Georte llltek, Pqttland Ohio on Mr and Mrs George Burke and Sept.emhor ~ family of Dunbar called on Be"" 1 A tlaughler Alina Franceo to Slaughter Suaday 1 Mr and Mro John Waddle and Sack W Carsey, Ml~.-r of~ anll EJmer Burna. llr ead Mrs Kenneth Leroy Boyd Pmtlllld, Phlo, on Sept 9 family o! Columbuo opent the Moll(l Count,y Flrin '""'" CoOPL~:-;;:;~i:A~:v,enue are announc:in1 of their niece earo. DllcbarFed/ Mn ~ Blelner week end w1th 11r ond Mrs How erative AasoelaUon allen~ tilt ard Donahu• \oeml annual Manag..., Conference and George Nathan lluon, on September 10 Yvonne Heiney and lnend of Sept 3 4 ~ and 8 at Lake HoPe ol Kenno Roush of ColumbWI open! the week end I Lodge Zaleok1 Stale Parle, Vinton ~~~~:~~e. The ceremony wu w1tb the former'• parents Mr and County l lH Saturday Sept 7 at Mro Ray Hemey General problellll relative to pal'a~ile' of the Chut<h of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and the manaeemenl of the local and by I Gardaer putor 10n enJoyed a picnic at New Haven atate farm bureau e~Hpe were d.. ehur<h Altendanto were Park Sunday cussed Mary Alln Amber1er Leaden o! ducuu10n IP'OPPI Minersville, neehew and n• ... 1 OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO !rom the Stale louoelolion were groom Wahlllia Hlgb Sehool• need GAUJPOIJS....HOGS-175 to Kenneth N Probasco, General The brtde chose a pule! blue for a band dtreetor hu been par 220 lbl 20 50 to 2H5 220 to 250 I Manager: Ray C Hobson, Vlcelength gown of brocaded UaUy and temporaHb Idled lbs 20 1o 21 Light 17 to 21 Fat Prwdent D11trlbutloa Wayae It with bobllant lklrt and accordmg 10 Principal Clyde Fo- Sow1 14 to 20 Stago 12 to 16 Sb•dAkor VI<e-Preolden~Prodoe­ Bom 9 to 15 Sowo and P1gs 50 t10n an4 R1ehord R. Coehfan, Ill ley ' Foley annOUlll'ed iblo week that to 100 Shoat. 4 to 18 rector of lnduitrialltlllltioDI lor the itme being C R Yoho dlr eetor of the POillt Pleaoant band would meet with the band every Bread Takes Time(~ dl)' at II oeloet !or the purpooe of teaching mua1c and helpiOR them w'th their football .lbowo Aumiller 11r1 II, 1957 d~m~ ne-w tommuntcaboUJ and techo1qneo lndeF.ndent TdoMone Compao101 srow wuh &be- cver.apa:odin& ueeda of the nahon ~ Amena.• tclcph~nc mdustry .It 1 comJl!ll<d of the Bdl Syaum oDd tbe J td~ndenc C9mpawee BeD opentcs eaaenhihy 1n the b'l metro~lilln ueaa, the lodcpcndenta aervc JJ111rdr. 10 the IIDllle:rtown..fasl~naaubulbt,nll'lll ~OIU Tozetber they rorm tbc world'• zratt•t cotnmt mca110n1 network Sq""'ilr I U 1o /oh"•""' T•I.IAI•• Wullo ll 001 -l! t. C.••oolon GENERALl TELEPHONE. COMPANY - OF OHIO ~ �' 2-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept 8 J u •I t I \ 1 Public Should Vi~t ltounty's New 32-Bed Infirmary On Children's Home HJ/1 Built At Cost Of About $175,000 It IS to be hoped the county government will set aside a da)' soon when taxpayers may vwt the new tnftrmary on Children s Home Hill Reports from those who so fa ••ve seen what now extsts there have agreed that the bmldmg and tts eqmpment are remarkable Unolftclal but reliable esbmates pendmg a ~omplete accounting summary place the cost at $175 000 gtve or take a few hundred Complelton of thts bmldmg poses a real problem to Meigs Counltans There's no pomt In trying to say It isn t floating round as a pnme top1c of dtscusslon It already 1s and only a relabvely few people have seen thts new 32 ted mstituhon The questiOn that Is certain to be argued from north to south and east to west 1s If the commissiOners can build and equip a a2 b~d mftrmary for $175 000 why 111 Sam Hill ts some $565 000 needed to butld and eqmp a 40 bed general hospital' Ladtes and gents that sa tolhcklng of a good question It takes on added Interest when the public Burton Act '1'1\ls general fmld of d1s•uss1on ts posed at thts lime so that public opnnon may have a chance to become mfot med of the facts And where are the facts' Who has them and who Wtli gwe tljem to the voters of Meigs County? Gathermg them wtll be a long and tedtous job Exactly where they wtll pomt cannot be assumed now We mtend to get opm10ns from phystctans architects local contractors and experts from extslmg established hospttals The pubhc wtll want to know tf tt can have an approved general hospttal large enough and so well equtpped as to attract more phy slctans here with the $200 000 tt already has Or Is It necessary to 1me the addJhonal mon ey' Must we qualify for federal atd and build an lnstltubon fully approved by State and Federal standards to achteve the goal thts county so sorely needs which is an adequate number of working doctors With facthtles to carry out their practice 111 modetn sctenhftc technlqu'l!s recalls that a plan IS bemg studied to bring liefore many months at a apeclal election here a proposition to approve a predicted $200 000 bond Jssue for a veterans memorial nospital Thts money tt ts assumed would be added to $200 000 already available from a 1946 tax levy which was to be for a mernonal hospital Both funds would be augmented by one dol Jar for each two raised locally from the fed era! government under authority of the Hill Expressions of opmton from voters of the county are welcomed for printing In The Da1 Jy Sentinel Th1s 1s the kmd of problem that deserves full exposttlon If a bond Issue IS proposed at a special electiOn or any other election, It should not s!J~d or fal) on rumor or slanted propaganda Rather 11 should re celve the widest attenbon from every taxpay er In the county who should exerme hts nght to vote ye~ or no to It The road appears cleared for Pomeroy and Mtddleport councils to get on with their JOint achon 1n purchasing mechantcal street clean lng eqmpment Twice defeated at the polls In Pomeroy the administration has persevered in tis convlcbon that such equipment would be a worthy mvestment Middleport also Is ,t> 5 55 Sign On 6 00 Bv ~oroh M Rlfo I 10 oo The Price I• Rtebt 10 30 Truth or Consequenco.tl 11 00 Tic Tse Deugb II 3B It Could U. You 12 tiO News Report 1215 Mov1etime I 3(} Jlrtde and Groom 200 MaUne• Theater 300 Queen 'f{ 1 ,Illy 341' Aodern omftnoeet f:OO C6medy , ube f 30 Trouble W1lh Father 500 Spinach PlayhouJO 545 Nile Newo 6110 Neh P11lture 61& ~orta il'• eatberml 6 25 ~~ D« ilrLL1't hnrlotte Judy Shlr from 1012 ley and Jumr or St Albans w Va A 'bcu.\'ilon wart held on Mr an d Mrs Harold Rife and son Family Bible Reailin•.. and It daug hi cr. ! Billy and du u1hter Bon me AI bany Oh o viRIIed their parents Mr ami Mr Charle!R Rife and 11 'ended the Wllkt.svllle Dean Din ner Mr and "frs F.morv lohnP tin were ructnt Sund~y dinner gueau I was announced that Or Bruce Cameron Amrrlcan Bible Society 1:; nppr.arlng In th1a area from Sept 16 26 TIH announcement rome rrom t1 e Ohio Council ot Churdw~ Re(reshmenhJ were served by Your Laws h• may vote b¥ sent Voter Ballot tile office of the Codnt1 Board of Electlolu II he makes application by 12 o dock noon of November 2 If there to a~y doubt •• to whe. ther you live ill a rei!Strttlon area contact your County Board of Elections office Daily SentmeJ Daybook the slur he was forced to ucceut From lhat rude and often badlv lnformect fellow from Jndepend ence who fire MncArtbur for try you registered or If you have changed your name since you reg latered A woman must reregister If she h4S married smce she reg In"• to win a wnr In Koron IRter~d Howrver 1f she were mar d f s b h Pcrsonaliv I never admued the ne 8 ter "Ptem er 2:J 1 e may flamboyant side o! the general vote on Nov•mber 5 but not thcr,e nft<lr under her former name but I never artmlrl'd the flashy shle ot Georr,.ne Patton either But II )'Ou hav~; not voted in the as a minor cog In thtl last lllllJOr past two Y"Dra or 1f you have effort I ad mrcd them trCilen<l t'hangl!d Yl ur nnme you must ap ously for what tht~y wt re - g(' n peor 111 persun In order to re re~ erulfl who wnntPd town n w1r as ISler lC you have moved you may quickly as poss1ble latton \\anted reg ster you1 ehange of addreu by LICIION TO MilT Feeney llennett Poal No 128 American Lotion will meet Wed neaday at tho Lesion Hall when a report will be given of the Labor devotional aervlee lie read lan ar • ll Th e Dat•1v nttne ~-- - ~~~·:=~':~N AlwA - l'l!jdlar monthly meet ng on 'ntunday at 7 30 P M A fftm en lltled Food for Thought will be presented Followmz the film a busln01s aeBS~Qn will be held Parents and members are urged to attend the meeting MASON NEWS quire lhat ll'cmbers of the armed forees be re~lstered m order to vote while they aro m service Up on discharge the aemcemon must regiSter II he resides in regtltra themselves to the scrv1ce of the1r tion terrHol') T~ere Is one exeep WJfH nay celebral ion wilt ell was spon oored by th• Post EMERGENCY CALL 1 h e Middleport Emergen~y Squad was railed Tuesday after noon when an elderly lady fell at the home o! Oukley W'l_odo h~ir '(I Hobson MIITINO tALLEII The Phllathea Soc:lety of the Chm<h o! Cbrlot will meet Tu~o day 0111hl al the home or Mrs Robert ReibeL Leadlnl Creek Road Wllh MrL ~dword Froqoh, d!l Webb Hall Mro Wilbur 'nteobold and Mrt William Slater 11 boat country and fnr le" average mon lion to this law lf the serviceman ey than a Wtllter makes 1n a good is discharged after September 23 cafe these d1ys Both men had of ----·------~lered up th•lr brains their repu f ! tatlon• and Iheir ltveo for ' peon ' ICe 0 1 cs pay And her' we have Jh" ~eu ber«er thl>llenglng lor cheap publicity a mm ltp that the gov 11 ANIII HIIWOOD \ ornmenl awords a giant ror anv ""'ft" 1 k r 1 ft 1-~•·1 ·~1 • •""""' aao new a youna o 1 oa nr. """"'" oa ...., wn~•• lng at least hundreds of thousands ~co boy who made up 1n tlever. or atopptnr bf the water eooler, of llveo In • hat mav be tblled the ness whal hela!ll<ed In aranmtar 1you" a natutallo 111 lnvol¥t4 ""nnlesl tampalgn - the Paclfl< One o! hto utlerancea b&s ata~ed ...1fo ~t war - ever waged with me em llnl'e olllco pbll·i 1 In ~~~ 1 , t I have aeen many pohtlclons o! tlcalo&llmewhlcH theontyWay 1:~'ea1.\~~J\~ 1 ~~~.~ the lower-ease atrlpe spending ov to wln It 11-don i play I ' 1 II.. •t •J 0t! 1 ~ 11••~ 1"'' th 1 f t 1 tbtn• of thtl remar• -•on ~tthaue "" a I• • er e years m1 1ons o axpay • • wu w alilllld torilllw 0r1 money In such things as for reader! wrlle aiMiul probltllllllkel Tlil Ahli .._, .. \MUi itlllihH elgn junkets when all they do Ia tiill ~•111 -~ ~· II"" -~ 0 1 01j Uve it up drink the booze and 'Our Ofllc- U lUll lUll i!f otftea ~ e:..·-~·""'m~"'~ :/u ~ plnoh the glrla How much money poUUeo The prtaldonl II a1Jrtooll•m4 ~It ~~Pf~lltiiit and time IB wasted on silly tnv.s nenr In lltd llle 1wo tlce·~ti• 1 n lhe)'Vi 1 1 lid 101 tlgotlcns lhol start !rbm nothing ljenl&arl on \WG dltreztftl ~ilw )dlf ehi~cH att D'lt lfil and lead to leas 1t is hard to say I!OIDI people !nor one, 1011!1 Ia· tllit 'lilt-ani )'Ou4 btl'ltr JR'(e 1 exclude the good ones such 88 'fOI lltt 911\V J':ft trlii Ill a\11 In the late senator walter George 11!1 mlf.dle, b~tll'ulmoalllru!otthe late Bob Tall and atl the llble I m not iirt wlllch horae to olhor good onea you know bel, otl ~awe tuPPOIIhli lht oth•• !Omea ln flrll! But 1 hung around Wash10gton "' ona .·.1 long enough In a reportorial enpa IJbe llal work ctty to know that 1 great many of '8erlo~hly1 lllte Lhe wort~ them would dust off thelf rrand the 11l~ry 11 10011 but I cln'i nu, reput 1 tlon to make 0 bead bandle tha poillc~ Have you 1117 llne in the ~orne state pre9l And 111nelll9!111" I have also known more than a rtta. ilf ~l •• ~ave II 4o i. llltle aoul·searchlnf. 1prtnkllng of unproven croolta 11 well 01 the proveo crook01, who Talctt h1111 With H6t oven took klekhlekl from tl)e of It th" U th• llraUueB illu~• 1 flee hdp That aln t entirely a lion lhe hll blimtled tnto all weU bunch of cheruba up there on the t.nd iOOII,Ilu\lf tltlA ~lder, llkt GHOOSl Hlll oomt ~iilt 1 tnowl ftndl 11!~1 It Is a crying shame that our tmrlob ihtlelo II !UU of~ friend Neuberaer wasn t around DOIIUce, lite ch~ts !Itt lhUitea in the lading year& of General ihjDi~li!i~er la:Dlllll'ajllh•t. Pershing when the old man was BocauU tlley are U111111't ol tilt lillie• i'dlltlol dying at II alter Reed He might lhtQtloltu <>r uliaure ot lllelj" even have questioned the right of atWo, tome ~eople develop • ~.\Ad lbiJ whea rou'rl! the Al)lerlcan governmanl to pay buot·pllllDio lllile·\vllllnl. tll!l• l otikinl foi ~lob, Wtleh o~!ef~IIY illaek Jack 1 hoopltal billa 10 1 aipln1 rbullne Wlllch entbl~o ~tOO IJie nlw plf.ct IIIII !iJII needle" extravagance lllem II! tum llll I\IPP1 o~djo 'pli!Ct PoUild. (Copyrllht 19117 by United lntoanktololllae.Jili\llleallll:~l~tt9~dj~' IMe~a lo:~~ant 1un the oftlc' poUIIOadollt Wilb Feature Syndicate Inc 1 o~ the Who ib' will! ,qu ~ rot tll.t ~ 1;elit.il Secqnd tr1 lo Uck II whtre 19~ 111Y ·~~ ~"!ec Mrs Fanlc Francis IP!nt the art IJ'hla IIJ.eii,IIJ devol~ everr,19 U !1'1 , Wfok~~d with Mr and Mrt. Ro DII~·C, on tho Job lo lmk ~m~~\Y'Ial~!!t!il II\ tc!\tl~~llj, " t R h d 1 10u~e ~t~rl:il!i 111 Ill• ~·· I till Ut~r~t..~ ta • tlld iin .,r OUI an ll!lily and Mf! 1 h&riJ!Ilr ~~~~~to dt1J ~.IntO ,W~Ioll wet~, ib !GI iiJfil ~~~t!" Ray Droke of Glit~aill 1Gijlp llld.{lbllllca aut {ou ~ p~d...llill ,. tlelo What I""' M~ano To Me bv H W Gockot " 1 part or the oervlce Rev C E Koyt hoat paator 1ove • reaume or hlo Sunday aerman on the topic Splrltdal Con•aluoenee It waa explained Point Pleasant Band Diredor Aiding 1'ah~a I QH • p }' ti vClll. Sp01'l The Bast Job f: uf, Milas County News 11:50 ,., m. The atraogement will eonhnue until ihe oehool can obtam a dlr eetor sometime In the lulurc Yoho alOng wltb George Kooken former Wabamp baad director " I dtr~or of the P01~t Pleuanl CHANNIL I 7 30 Boston Jllactle Captain Kangaroo CBS Newa Loool News Garry Moore Arthtr Godfrey Strike It Rich News Katlcs Almanac Love or IJI• Search lor Tomorrow Guld'ng Light Katie s Kltche~ 12 80 All thP. Wortu Turns I 00 1 SO 2 00 2 30 3 00 a 15 Our }IISB Brook~ Houseparty Big Payor• '!'he Verdict h Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm 3 30 4 oo 510 5 45 5 55 6 00 6 Ill 630 7 00 8 00 8 30 9 00 10 00 10 05 10 10 Edge of Nl«ht The '~riy s~ 0 w YtNr Es{d Reporter )porta Parade Weatherman What About That llougla; Edwardo Boo 4-H NEWS 8 45 855 900 9 30 lorth~r Godlre1 tO 36 Strike It l!tch u oo News 11 10 II " SKOP ( op!ir,1 Taet, lllrU Sal -~- 5qO l~en.ings Bv ~~ FARM NEWS IHO 45 12 00 12 •o 100 I 30 2 00 2 30 30Q tl of Dress B•~e 'lhe New ' - the "Potnty Toe" with lw pao Sptndle Heel THE SHOE BOX TBA MIDDLEPOB.T, ()HlO Vic Damone Mtlllunatre I've ~ut A Seor'll U S Steel Hour Up-1~ the-minute News Seabl!lng the Wuthel' The LIIO Show_.;... _ __ Sgt Pre1ton of lht"·V•'••MI. Bob Cummine• 11 Climax- Pl13house 90 Up-to tbe minute o ,,\ \ ! nGINS THU~SDAY MORNING Cl!ANNEL ll WED on 990 spot On Youf 'IIQ Oil I 30 I 00 Sign On Liberace The Gretehen Wad~ Show Neighbors Movto Matinee Aalerl~an Bandttad Clrtoon Club Ml~k~J Mou• Clul! Five Star Final John Daly • llie Nm Djtneyland Navy Lot Oala and Harriet Mot&enl of DeclsloD l\'tdaeJdoy N!Jb\ ncltb a.lf d or ttl SpdeOiJI 111:00 Newa ot the Nlcbl 10 ,. 1'tltatrt 11 - II 30 Sijil 011 ••••bo were 1411!fday nlgbt (lleits of hl1 par '"to. Mt and Mrt. Pearl Jacobi Mt and Mrs P111o "'Ill' I ' ~ lo.J>\ ,~"{jt~ ' I ., Bla»ktnship Found "Guilty" By Mason Jury A juey of aeven women and live men fonnd Wtll1am Harold Blankenship 25 of l\lason and Ironton 0 guilty of auaull and battery ln tile Maton County Cutult Court Monday BlaDkenshtp was arrested on llarch 23 !ollowmg tbe shooting r of Gerald 'Spud McDaniel al a -.;;;;;o;;-.;o;o;;..,;;;;;;o;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;?; We Seleet Onlfl The Vft'JI tavern near Mason C1ty Blanken ship claimed lhat the •hoollng was acclde!>tai Jury members were Roush~ Harri.aon Robtnson Naoma Yeager Elroy Kaylor Mume M•ller Pearl Rou•h Harry Old aket Calherlne Mll<hell. Mra Paul Nease, Sobn T Kay Pauline Grinstead and Monroe Chase Blankenship was released on $1500 bond to aw11t sentence by Judge Oliver Kessell I Be Jnlre Co aUeDtl Pomeroy Ud MlddleJIC!rfl PJra Alto naal Regatta September 15, 1957, md wblle Ill Ioiii, look over our seleefton of Late Model Used can 1957 FORD Fairlane 500-4 Door Sedan Radio and Heater With overdrive Like new black flmsh 1957 FORD Custom 2 Door 4PPLI GROVE Heater Sharp 2 tone ftmsh 3 000 titiles Br Mrt. Horbort Roush 11r ud Mra Roy Peerson and Mr and Jlro Roger ThelSB and family are vacatwmng in Mame Mrs Etta Sb1eldo Best In l1sed Cars H~ll,c Mro Pete 1956 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2-Door VB With Powerfltte Transmtsslon Radio and Heater Red and whtte ftmsh 1956 CHEVROLET BelAir 4 Door VB Gold Waves Hair Styling Radio and Heater It's mce and clean 1956 FORD VB 2 Door Radto &Heater Onginal black and whtte finish CLOSED 1955 FORD VB Fairlone 4 Dr. Sedan Cloaed Wed Aflemoon Radio and Heater Looks and runs like new Evelliap By AppolnlmMI MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM SHIRLEY'S METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Phone 8045J BEAUTY SHOP Open Evenings Unill 9 P M AI Traffic Light Ialllldcllepoi1 Sl. 311M Pomero) ----·----- --~-------1I II I 60 of ~ • servtce 1om 1n 1897 the Un11ed Stales lodepend0111 Telephone Asooaauon 11 ~"'"'"' b•tw• and llrOnger every year Today, With .SOO telrphone c::ompanaes semng over 9,000,000 aubscrihen 10 two thuds of the B!"!P.Phlcalorea of the oabOn, the Independent T~one ,<J ( . ISJ\VE $12.18 Industry haaa $2.5 b1Uton mmtmenl that helpo you ra<h oU AmellQI SIWIUy extending Ill far flung lele~hono aetwork d~ca l!m-, 11; 1N Press up dates far compCJfl'YI/ t Od N9f Tl) RIJN By Ruallll R Priddy BARBER S !,'OINT Hawaii (FH Maoon Coun'jl !1-H Club Atll't tNC) - Rl~hard S Lloyd aviation HEAVENLY TR.ASURIS \ Rlfllllr Ltadoro ,onft,.nco el~ctroru<o techmdan third c)a11 ,We need not seek 1 ringside aeat 1 just receiV~d word on the USN son of Mr and Mrs Bruce God s wondera to behold lonnual Regional t-Il l.eaders I Llofd of 330 N Fourth St Mill- 11 !"e obeY hiS holy will Conference for 1957 As UJual dleport1Ohio Is servmg With lolr We shall walk otreela of pure the conference will be beld at borne barrier Service Squadron gold the beaullf~l 4-H Camp 1q Roonc Two at the Naval Aid StatiOn BarCounty Wllh Roane County 4-H b8r's Pol"l Hawaii We cannot fathom God o &I~al Clu~ Agent Doq Mllter hosl The Atrborne Barrier Servtce Squid couhlles )llho hive ~een Invited ron Twc prov1d01 maintenance and Qtlltlla the treasurers of his love to participate are Boone Cabell training lor t~e Airborne Eorly Untn we reach that heavenly Jackson Kao1wha Lincoln w.,..ng W1ng of the Padflc home Putnam Roane Wavne which brlnJ!I rodar protection Prepared lor u• above rod Calhoun from the AlcutiBna lo Hawaii This eonlerence will open j This years project circulars God made the heaven and the With the evening lne.a~ Friday ha\e aU been turned In and a" •'ll'th Qclober f 1957 and close at 3 nearly all gradl!d 1 oan see a And the sun to shme by day P M on Saturday October 5 decided tmprorement In the fill Th~ moon and atara to gutde by c P Dorsey direct the con lo( !t\11 9/ 111<1 ¢..1culars 01pec18l night !erenee aM mtsted With 1~ lii the aiUvllles record How Lest we m1gbt lose otlr way other stste All leaoors ever there are allll a few who counseioro and ar~ a bit lax 1n llltmg out the No man made power upon tht$ are Invited to at blanka both m the book and A< earth t1vltws rc;ooid J>low " a good Can build a craft so high The Sears 1\oel>uck Company time to ~solve to be more ton1 To look upon God o perfect gilts w1ll pay one full scholarship lor plete and neater' In this phase o! In that home beyond the akr one repreAentative from each our project ¢11mpletwn The reclub •n ~he county Among the sults of this part of our 4 II Club No human eye can penetrate subjecta to be discussed are work will be announeed at our The wonders of God s love Clothing Dpmonslrdlons Juplor lonnu,al Achtevement banquet In l'here ts a darkening 'ell beiWeiD L<aderahip Conoerva ion Foods November More on thiS tater His treasur J up above Workshops ~afet~ and llealth \ But \\e must know that we can Proiram bl!cUsslon Veapers and Recreatlo~ 1 would Uke tq see ,., not a nice delegation !rom M860n Live fore"er on this sod County at this Regional 4-H Leo Mr and Mrs Burley Grinstead And even now we ouraelve& del'll Conference Remelllber and son Columbus vtslte~ Mr Are by the 1race o! God T1111e Supper Friday to 3 p m and Mr~ <;eorge ZW!pan and fllljl Saturday Piece Roane Cli\lnty liy over t~e weekend All the tnals we have on earth, 4 H Camp Dale, October 4-5 11r; and Mrs RuiBeU Blessmr Are bul a test of love Cost Free lor one member lrdm loll sons of VIenna viSited hi> That we !~rough him might turn each •lub porenls Mt and Mrs R T Bless from sin stcrotal'y a look Duo lng over ~he weekend ~od gain that home aiJove .n.member all se~retajy s books ~lr and Mrs Jack Fowler of (Original) Allee Frlcit: are due hare In mr o!flce !' soon Pomt PleABant had their dau1h RD 3 Pomeroy .Ohio as rour Septemtier meetmg is ter Tamara ehriSiened on over 1 want plenty 111. time to at tbe Mason $• eheck them before theY are tak ~~~~;r~::;~;:;~· Rev Richard I B~ C 00 8WS en to State Off•!"' m Oe\!1the On September 0 tbe birthday ber delay-Please Pro, I of Lana Marie Folger wu eel.. !eel Almost Done Mro brated ln the sldh and aevonlh glade room Ice <telm and eake were aerved by her ll'othar Mrs Grass with her son John aloo iltendlng The t~ke baked by the Pol"• roy Bakery wao covered with white JtlnF wtth deootot•ons of pink roseo encircled In mint JP:een leaves with blue Oowera oil i)le edges Slqee Lana waa 12 yean. old the cake olio had 12 candles The. first PTA meetlnr of the oe~ool term will be hold Wednes day evening Sept II at 1 30 MASOI!.I NEWS N~ I II DO 12 00 1~ 30 l U i SO 8 00 t 00 D00 6 00 1:15 I 30 'At Our House. ' ..........:'\1 band WHTNwoTV C~annell Daily -- Even A Loaf Of 7 00 Jlmml• Dean II tlii 8 45 8 55 9 00 9 30 10 30 II 00 11 10 11 I~ 11 30 11 4~ 12 00 Farm 8UJ!eaU HtaCJ u Attends Semi•Annual Meet i•ew ""' ... n ltewateh TonIll!I familY on &mday •II attended the Bean Dinner Mrs 0 M Rife called on MrY Sarah Rlfo Wednesday Mr and 1\!u Joe Rile an~ lauglltcro Karen and Linda of ChllllcothP opent one evening re tently with his parcnll Mr and Mro Charlos Rtrc and family Mr Ittfc 1 condition remain• the same charlo• Smith who haa em•t•y •• ment m Chorleston w va spent the Labor Day week end with h" (mother M•' Clara Smith ahd family Mloo Barbura Bolin 11 omptoyod In Athens at the Unlverolty Ill ohartI II re vI1110d Ronn Ie an d Robert Rife and attened the Bean Dlnnor l'ho Mlddl•port Mlnlotlflal Association met Mondoy morninl al tho Firat Bopllst Church wllh Rev C ftayn1on Konkrlgh\. pal tor of Heuth Mcthod11l Church proaldlng and sl~ln1 the opening Teachers Assoc1at1on wtll 'old 1ts -nent and need not be renewed un of re!rethments Members are Berry were dinner gyests of Mr Charles Yeaaer and of underpaid scrv cc not entl tlv less you havf' not voted at leaet ••ked to bring their tax •lamps and Mrs the road B•I they both had the mme thing In mind wn t Both men from \!exiCo to the Phlllpplnca to World Wor 1 to World War II selfle"IY devoted Ministerial Meeting-Held At Middleport rr- TBio WIDNISDAY WIST COLtlMIIA PTA The Weot Cotumbu Parent Mrs Ma111ie Wallacc ot Michl SPECIAL 015 MIITINCI gan hilS spent several daya wlth The Raetne Chapter No 13f OES wltl hold 1 SP!Ciol meeting her brother Mr and Mrs R. T Thursday evening at 8 oclock lor Ble!llng Mr and Mrs Ratoh Warner the purpose of Initiation Long Bottom 1nembers will hi In charge and ehllaren and Mrs Mary Mr and Mrs Jerry ~owen and Gardner pastor of the Church of <hlldren David and Sharon opent Christ Mr llovt Mr Konkrlgh\ lhe woek end with her parents ond Mr Ruppel! The Rev N t> Mr and Ml'!l Lloyd wood and her siHter Mrs 1rodo Wells and chll By ROIIIf c RUAIK I soem to be In an anti Richard Neuberger mood these doya and aloo In a military vain The other week General of !be ArinY Doug las MacArthur wa• dl ooundiDII Off , on govornmont spen n1 II w.11 he might and lhla plpiJIIUUk Sen alor from Ore,on Neubercor l!ad the consummate lmpudeht6 to Ilk lor 1 rundo•n on how much the r~Ured gentl'll wal drAllllftl !rom lheThtovornmont in Waoh 11 •a't·d 1 Wll ·•hot w • I• lnfloa an lnuo I liluat IIY lhal the rampant reformer !ram Ore con betlor 1ttrt looking lor billet and better IIIUII than a retired hero'• pay nnd allollllnce1, and whether or nol to drink on all' line• Neubert~er doean t drtnk doean 1 fly •nd h11 never been a 8enml Genelal Maclorthur~aftor 1 lifeII me o deyo1 \ld II 1ee 1o hi ' eounll')' li allowed a rough U5 000 a year In pay a aovernment of flee two peraonal 11118tanta and 1 feeble boullnl &hd aubslstence allowance The whole rackage deal com•• 10 led thaD •• ,000 1 year I 1uppose 11!11 may bankrupt the country whlrh IIVOI away blltlona and paya eonoul1 P~afluta but not rlaht now 1 am eetlatll the ren eral doeon t need the dou1h but ~ • earned It In well ovbr eo reart too WC:tiS·TV family Mrs Juanita Savton called of the F1r11t Presbyterian Church and Moco\tth 1r wanted to go County Buard uf Elections in the afternoon Mtmslen preaent were Fred I aro11nd the unnecessary bumps m Ohto Elect1on Laws do not re- dren Beverly and Burnie They A lneeUng or the ex~eutlve com mlttee ~~~~· announced for 'ntun dl)' Soptember 19 ot 7 30 p m ~~ the ttome of Mra Tompkins II w~a YP.ted to pay $200 00 for the p~oae of 1 new IIIII) projector for t.be oeh~ol • lira. G R Tompkins, lllrs Ger.:. aid Glile~ Mrt Oltver Michael Mn Tyu and Mrs carl Nor loa named u del9i.... to lhe,,£~~ni:l!: uo~n·cl! and alternates l!tlewlno ll.ri 111r1 Charles Lytle Reibel and Mra )\II 3 00 3 45 r,ayor ol the 190 at6el Khowa it aoo Kratt tv 'I'ileater too Tltla 11 Your Llle 130 Witirfront 10zoofO of Mr and \Irs Chollco Rile and Jhe Rov Howard Ruppel! P••tnr to jump on II and kiCk It to deoth m811 on a form furnl!hed by your RUARK REPORT sept 10 00 ~llqUttade Pirl7 1030 elri Jijadlln6• elation mcellng• at tho BaptlsJ unmarkPd by heroism ond llllelll once., In the paat two calender Mr and Mrs George Bc,crtdgc Ch urch wus bH•at ~~~ par t~hloner!l lt'tnce He s ram~d tl if only for years or you have moved tince Jr and son FrNid!e of Hebron of ny mlnlstc1 ct>u d reach Ohio Mr tnd Mrs GeorQ'e Bev him bv phone m the pastors rrldgc Sr of New Marshfield 0 st url,Y when lhl'y mNll on thP Mr and Mr'!l Charles A Rife and sccoml Monday of eoch month Today 9 00 Romper Boom 9 30 Tre.,ure Hunt town could purchase street equ1pment on the Installment plan dur ng the mccbn q th 11 t the rc J!U iar attendaMe for 11 clr Asllo 'l'HURSDAY- Chimlel 5 55 Sign On "~ 6 00 Tnday 9 oo Romper lloom 9 30 Treos"re Hunl 10 00 The Price t, Rl&b.l 10 30 Tr•lh or ConaeqUeneea 1 00 Tie tu Dough 1130 11 Could Be Yot 12 00 News Report 12 U Movltllme 1 30 l!rid6 and 1lrbolft 2 00 M•IJnee Tbeater Wednesday Attorney General Sax be recently ruled that Br TID W IICIWN Middleport can so purchase equtpment and neelot::t~;:•,7 ~::~!~ In ,..r ali 1oad blocks appear now to be out of the to in are" of Ohio The t,aws of way Oh•o requlr• yo~ to be reelotered In order to be ollllible to vote II convinced after junketmg to nearby towns We predict that residents of both towns Will you re•tde '" a city hovlng over where similar machmes are In use b d 16 000 population or tf you reside e amaze , and quite happy over the results In an area where the County Board Forward progress on the proposal has been of mechanized street cleamng equipment or Elections has adopted reg••tra halted during the summer months while a ml Wh th tion In theBe areaa September en e new machines have been m servtce 25 1s the 186t day on which you nor point was being settled This was a ques for a while Its probable Pomeroy cttlzenry can regloter n order to be eUgtMe lion in Middleport as to whether or not the Ill to vote m the November election -;;---:;~~:;:-:---;:-w--:::-w_o-:n:-d_er_ why they voted no lnsteaJ of yes Reg!!lratlon in Ohio 1o perma BUCKWHEAT~ RQ~a E Mr and Mrs Wilbur Siewert alt reln1hmmta ' Road Appears Cl-eared Ahead For Joint PurchaseOf-- Mechanical Street Cleaning Eq uiptnent By Twin Towns I Stewart ThOle attendiJII are not to bring IShleldJ Mra Jolll) Yilber and Mr and Ml'l Horber( Reuoh and oon !oro 12 lo Zh cramlparenta of the inlul llr Aaothe: ~· IIUdent Johnny coiled on 1>1r1 Lam ~orly an 4 22 Fat oocro 10 and Mrs Jaek Stewart Mr1 Kel Grl!i, 1110 enrolled In lhe eighth new oon at the home of Mr and 6 to 10: Buill 13 -to en Stewart IDd !amity aqd Gary P"ade at !lfdfotd sthool Mrs Bob HlU )ll Syraeuae Friday Cowo liO 10 1110, , evenlnc. VEAL CALVIII-Top UJO SJewarl MAlON nJNIC II• and Mro lllrold Rau"h of <ondo 20 to~. Mtdiltm 11\16 Mr '"d Mrs R. IJ Rouoh and 4a•l:hter entertained the follow AdmlllioDI W N Jordan Loog Columbus opeftl Tueoday and IVed Com & !Iva 10 10 S2 <lltlla 1 IUeolo on Sunday llr and BoiiOm Sept 3 Mro. Joan Ran neiday with Mr and Mrs Harold 14 Fred Rouoh and 10n1 of dolpb, Mlebburl Ohio Sept 3 Rouob SHE~-Ewe1 • Lnlt. 5 t~ I@ Mr nnd Mra Daniel Euler inew Stork Ewe, 3 to 10, Y,~t Sheep 5 Mr ond Mro Rolph Rouoh Mrs Elpllt Snyder, Jl[ddleport New Qaven Jtra Sept 0 Mtl. Tbelmo llOYd, Port lyweds) were Cl•en an old laoh10m to 8 CuUo 1 10 5 lloelul 3 to 8 Sprouse New Haven Mr land Ohio !t<pt. 9 Mn Helen ed belling at the home of the Fat wethers 3 to 8 , and Mr1 Kenny Hera and son Blaek Porllond Ohio Sept 9 brides parrents Mr and Mrs LAMBS-Topo 22.50, jkeond! llllke New !jalomorao 0 , Mn and AJicO Bittner, lla101 Sept 9 Alec Wbeel-r Thuroday evonmK 16 to 20 Light Wts If to 18, "'oyme Roberto Racme and Mra BlrthJ A JOn, Sberill Seldon Walter McD•de ood Larry Earl> common 10 to 10 Everett Rouoh and daugbter~ to Mr !<¥ llrt Sherill Seldon o! Troy IDOQI II • week end w1th llaadotpb of llacbburg Ohio on relltlvea beti 1o!l'l Early and New Haven ~. o..panled them hom• A dauplfr1 llldlya Lucille lo },fro Wilbur Durit Mro HenrJ Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder Mid Hunt and family, ol1 of Baden W 1 dleperl, on Sept. .. Va spent Sunday With Mr and Mllnlurers 1o daughltr to Mr and Mro Mro Ruaaell Ro~h --,:! Georte llltek, Pqttland Ohio on Mr and Mrs George Burke and Sept.emhor ~ family of Dunbar called on Be"" 1 A tlaughler Alina Franceo to Slaughter Suaday 1 Mr and Mro John Waddle and Sack W Carsey, Ml~.-r of~ anll EJmer Burna. llr ead Mrs Kenneth Leroy Boyd Pmtlllld, Phlo, on Sept 9 family o! Columbuo opent the Moll(l Count,y Flrin '""'" CoOPL~:-;;:;~i:A~:v,enue are announc:in1 of their niece earo. DllcbarFed/ Mn ~ Blelner week end w1th 11r ond Mrs How erative AasoelaUon allen~ tilt ard Donahu• \oeml annual Manag..., Conference and George Nathan lluon, on September 10 Yvonne Heiney and lnend of Sept 3 4 ~ and 8 at Lake HoPe ol Kenno Roush of ColumbWI open! the week end I Lodge Zaleok1 Stale Parle, Vinton ~~~~:~~e. The ceremony wu w1tb the former'• parents Mr and County l lH Saturday Sept 7 at Mro Ray Hemey General problellll relative to pal'a~ile' of the Chut<h of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and the manaeemenl of the local and by I Gardaer putor 10n enJoyed a picnic at New Haven atate farm bureau e~Hpe were d.. ehur<h Altendanto were Park Sunday cussed Mary Alln Amber1er Leaden o! ducuu10n IP'OPPI Minersville, neehew and n• ... 1 OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO !rom the Stale louoelolion were groom Wahlllia Hlgb Sehool• need GAUJPOIJS....HOGS-175 to Kenneth N Probasco, General The brtde chose a pule! blue for a band dtreetor hu been par 220 lbl 20 50 to 2H5 220 to 250 I Manager: Ray C Hobson, Vlcelength gown of brocaded UaUy and temporaHb Idled lbs 20 1o 21 Light 17 to 21 Fat Prwdent D11trlbutloa Wayae It with bobllant lklrt and accordmg 10 Principal Clyde Fo- Sow1 14 to 20 Stago 12 to 16 Sb•dAkor VI<e-Preolden~Prodoe­ Bom 9 to 15 Sowo and P1gs 50 t10n an4 R1ehord R. Coehfan, Ill ley ' Foley annOUlll'ed iblo week that to 100 Shoat. 4 to 18 rector of lnduitrialltlllltioDI lor the itme being C R Yoho dlr eetor of the POillt Pleaoant band would meet with the band every Bread Takes Time(~ dl)' at II oeloet !or the purpooe of teaching mua1c and helpiOR them w'th their football .lbowo Aumiller 11r1 II, 1957 d~m~ ne-w tommuntcaboUJ and techo1qneo lndeF.ndent TdoMone Compao101 srow wuh &be- cver.apa:odin& ueeda of the nahon ~ Amena.• tclcph~nc mdustry .It 1 comJl!ll<d of the Bdl Syaum oDd tbe J td~ndenc C9mpawee BeD opentcs eaaenhihy 1n the b'l metro~lilln ueaa, the lodcpcndenta aervc JJ111rdr. 10 the IIDllle:rtown..fasl~naaubulbt,nll'lll ~OIU Tozetber they rorm tbc world'• zratt•t cotnmt mca110n1 network Sq""'ilr I U 1o /oh"•""' T•I.IAI•• Wullo ll 001 -l! t. C.••oolon GENERALl TELEPHONE. COMPANY - OF OHIO ~ �..... .·' I \ ~Falcons Work 4-Daily Sentmel, Pomerof·Middleport, 0 , Sept. Under Lights For Panthers . Want Couple Of 1Wins Quick For Of Team IIMoral e Th DESK ,, ' ~ Jackets Show NeW SPirit. In Drill For flee Dedit Sentinel SPORTS - - .. . II, 1957 The wahama White raicom worted out under the hgbta of Bachtel F•eld Tuesday night '" preparation for this week's battle asolnst the Invading Pomeroy Pur~· pie Panthers. • a.et T•D""•III - ·Coach Ralph Sayre .. nt his • ch1J11ies through a brisk workout Som of th ld h d at b b 1 ebarffort to get hla Inexpert- take kmdl; the e c gea mto shape ess In the Oljio Valley ASSOCUitiOn Tbr Falcons suffered only Gl C d ff h · slight •nJ~rlea aueh " bl'lllses In J eon un 1 • one oft em, wants a challenge JSsued here th to any kmd of collecllon of baseball players m the OVA for a : rn~ounte~ ogadiBS~ Raven~ game perhaps 10 days hence on a• Sunday afternoon " wee. an cnooces are Said Cundiff at aU of the members of the u • team willlle ready to go There's Guy Guinther, Don Cottrill Roy Arms Dmty •·Moore Doug Hemsle ' who feel •hl\e we _,,e wiC probably start w1th • y, myseIf, an d others the 10me lineup uaed In the Rav can take on these young fellows and give them a run for their enawood came That would have money " Donn~e Smith and Co-capt"n Lor The Syracuse fire department want t th' 1 ~~h~=!~o:n~ :;:~-~~::Pri:'':n! m as a benefll deal and proceeds betwe~n °t~~o~~~ b~s sg:~ Cundiff at tackle~ Howard ~cD:,:t Syracuse can be split on a pre-arranged basts y ~<l anrt Chor~~· Roge~s at guards, How about It, Phil Collins, Dave Hlndy, et al Any takers? to~ t~ ~~~s of~: !~!~~~~~r s::~~: pdr~~~ :rere".n~~~~~. ' Fight Re$ults •;gns ~es:ay ••n. Cincinnati Out· •" Of ABC T ra 1 1 $5.00 UI'-Biey.cl~s A~Cs also combme to 1ncrcue thr number of accidents to ch1ldren Last year, 480 yo.ungsters were k11le~ and 3G.OOO mjured ln ' bicycle acc1Qents most o£ them 1ft cotlisJons with ~ors The toll 1S on the increase for two reasons -more young people and more b1k" It " estimated there are 21 million children usmg the two wheelers DAlY, (still tQps' fn pfJpu/arity ••I• Baseball RasuJts po~~~::,ero~dt~~o~:~ ~~ ~;:r-~;~ ..._TT · E... TION BOYS . In Sporting Goods Kan~ns NATIONAL LIAOUE W L Pc GB Milwaukee 84 ll3 613 St Louis 79 59 072 5\\ Brooklyn 77 62 M4 8 Clnclnnatt 71 68 511 u Phlladolphla 70 70 500 15\\ New York 67 7~ 472 19\1 Chlcaao 113 83 390 30\\ Plttabur&h M 85 388 31 R.... Ch1cago 9 Brooklyn 2 Cl~dnnati 4 New York I mtc Mllwaukeo 4 PlttoburtJh 3 mlc St Louis 4 Phlls 3, 14 In nlte Thurodoy't Oom11 P11isbur1h at Chicago 2 Brook!)'n at Milwaukee, n~tc FootiJalls ·· $3.95 up Pants · $4.25 up Helmets ·· $3.95 up Kicking Tees ·· $1.00 Shoulder Pads3.75up Sweat Socks · .. 49c tr Your School Colon ' '"""'r'• Jerseys $2.45-$3.95 Sweat Socks · ·· 95c THE SPORTS CENTER A11horlnd McGre1or De~~ler u !flU St. City al Balt11nort! nll1• Detroit at Washington nlti Footblll 'oollooll "•"'l . ' ' ' u. Middleport, O"o fTtLT UNDIR KNIPE LA WIIENCE, Kan. Ul\ - Wilt "";;;:;;;£~~Chamberlain, All American b01ket ;;..~boll plll)'or !rom Kansas, will uo4tf19 ' to~alleetgmy at the Unl veralty o! Kanoas Student llqspltal Sept 20. I WANTS K. O. CHICAGO UP - Larry 'aker, an up10t - minded welterweight with a flair lor body-punchlni, Is olmln1 for • "fiiiP'III" knoqltout" over fourtb-ra.We4 Vloce Ml\l'tlnez I~ lollllM't TV ID-rounder at the Cblcaa-o Stadium Campbell To Get Brown's Eye In Exhibition Game I Hair Stvling . . ' -- I Beautiful I IIJtNr1itl .l4Aff urr HEATERS' ;;.i:A~ ID. I Heir C1tting I WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP ---G S k MrS'. J. J. Davis Is uest pea er M'ddleport JPW Meehng , Before The I I 1 J Brownelt I I l3ttLe ancl DOWNIE-GROSS, IN¢- Look To McGregor Relph G..llelml children the bas1c rule• of safe bloyolln~ f' •aid Monroe D Schackner, diJ'ector of safety ed ' udation of Johnson and Johmon Sbaeltner 1s fo1mcfer and diree• tor of a bicycle safety program, whieb smce its start last spnng has been used 1n some "2,400 eom munitles It has the blessing of the National Safely Council and the Qlcyole lnshtute of America H11 Stfely ~It Safety should be taught at hom~ and achool," said Schack ner1 1 bicycling r enthusiast He's ""Y' .,uh FOOTBAll OUTFITS ' "Most of these ,cctc1enls could Upstart 21-Year-Oid Kn~ks Patton Out Of U. S. Open; Others Tumble Too -trl· I SYRACUSE be prevented, had we tnughl oqr $8.95 L&Z SHOP STIVERSVILLII:: Bicycles, School DayS; Go T.oge•her Elderly Nurse But Accidents, Dealhs, Soar Higher ~ecalls 1918-19 NEW Y{)RK and Flu Was Worse back to school go together IJke But unfort•nstely, lheY ARROW ADAM HATS Mr'M,--;;;d .. ;,;;iiand Mn EUftl Baer were at wn~r'y Sundey to Tillt Mr and Mrs Donald Qul•enborry and son Donnit Mr Quisenberry '' t<aehlng In the llt!Jitmilon Town•h•p S.hool there Mr and Mrl Estel Aloorc have mo•ed from l!altbank, W Va • pere Hrt Kenntth Cundiff, Mr! Ruth Condit!, MfJ p.,rt McBude local and Mrt Maoon Spenc•r •~d Mil Ulll~n Johnson Racmo, •pent a dll)' lh Park~rsf)urs Mr and IJ!ro Henry Da~ley and Mn Eldon Will were shoppm~ '" Partersllurl Mr and Mrs Jobn Crooks and G'aughl.et!l, Columbus spent the wellekeCrnd ~~th Mdr Mand ll~ Or ,., e oou an r an Mrs Mr and Mro Hulbl'rl Wllllt,j~e',11£) Donald Lilt• IW c. H. JSrider and d'"'lht'er and sons. Columbul weekeQI! with Mr. ond lrlro and Mr. and lfn Harry and gra~ndaon or Delaware , \ Wltlla..-. ed reeenll wllll II• and Sam Sel r "~ Mrsr Ivan Chevalier opepl Jut LYLI C. WILSON II in an ea~er polltion today week w!th her huJband aj Port Unlttd ''"" ~tiff cor...,....ot with tqpect IQ Arpnm develop Homtr who h•l employment there WASHINGTON UP- Tht E11 mtnll than be w~ajd have !><en _ _ ..._ _ _ 5enhower admJnlstratlon wat n~t If Cona:rttl hal pfll'd his clvd ready tor tha Arklpus JChool rl1hh bill a1 •• propoaed 11 K; lntearallon emor&eney llefore the sepate IIepa rejeotmg Labor Day wu the occa~lon The 00.• loll for a 1\hode It· maj&:' portion• of that leg11la lor a roumon of the children of ion,: vacahon 1\'bJte ttvuae ota(! tton, tho lanPIIO Yf'IY dehmtely Mr and Mn A C Blewer Alt chief Sherman Adam• is off to a commltte4 lbe PrtJident 1(1 """ the children, an4 their fomlleJ, New Hampohh'e tpeaklng en1ae" fotleral tr~ In SWPIHirt of any met at the home of the Brewer • ment De10ocra1• wtU be liking civil riJbl whftever eldest daughfor and a picnic d1n Who was keopll\f the store• committed lt precisely what It ner was enjoyed by the followlns Atty, Gen Herbert Brownell did, allhou~h tilt .. mlnislnllon Mr and Mrs A C Brewer, sona J• , was on the job Thursday but wou14 net eo~ lhat lo be a DavJd and Kenny, !tfr and 'lin without any immedlale strategy fact The eJYil rJght• b1tl wao Edgar Brewl!!r, daughters Emm.alee or polity to pursue The batt I~ of tbe Pruldent'l pefiOoal projeet and Leanna, an Mr and Mrt John headlmco had beea favorln( M · however, even tltOUI- 11e llid he Dobbin and children, Columbus. kansas Gov Orval E Faubus ttid not uoder1tand IOJllt of 1t Mn Clydo Clo,. •nd children who doubtless planned It that Tbe bUI wu tubmtlled by Et· Water!ortt, Ob1o, Mr and Mrs Ar way tenhower'l · atwmey 1eneral w nold Donnan. Portland, Me. Hr / EISenhower's vacation besan at llte CQntii'.W· ""d written Into 11 and Mrs Harold Brewer and a lively pate By tel¥:phone, he by administration tt:ireetlon was a dauQhter, Reedsville, and \ltr and I was prodding tne Jijslfee Depart- opedfle lulboriutlon for the Mre John ecal and cbtldren, Co- ment tor action Tl,lere wa• 1 use Gt the land JRd sea force& lumbus , reeling around town that Brow- ~~~\nit wbomsoev"r demed ' HI~~~~ "t::•ro::c:~:.~~:~ Mrs Zetta Boyd Parkersbure nell was •tailing for time or a civil rilbl IJttle !lock 1.t r<mote J4n Georc Anderson of Middle spent the week end wath Mr and 1 pohcy lm;plratloe rrom the "'· Perhap• however· port to Ath:ns ehere they attend 11;;_;;;=;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;j;~ Mro Dell Talbott $tolling Lookod Goo<f lhe b•ttle of Central Htgl\ Sebool ed an O)lerutl., mectmg of the Thoae visiting the Eber CarpeoEvents in LI!Ue ~<tek, Ark, belween the Mpnu,a Nati<lnal Alheat Preo~tt.fltl ter family Sunqay were Mildred made atratetti )link GUard aa4 the U S Army Wll Mr old !In Adolph Grueser 1 stai~lli coLoltr1 vi.tEANiiN'lll, 1 MACHINE , and Joyce Circle, Bashan, I'DnRY pretty rood. 'th• ~e1ro ikldenh narrowly •verjed. el lllnen~vUJo aad Ill and Mr1 and Marga••t Dunt and Vi<lta , 11, 1nat whom faubua lmpoJe<l a TV lOUT A'NIIYID Cbarleo MtMaJter, llt•dentoo Flo 1, Brewer, Ollv• and Dell Talbott Natloaal Guarq lockout JDade 110 NEW YQI\K UP _ Tho New vu1ted Mr and lfrt. John Bowen put together a safety kl ~ for and Sylv•l •nd Ben Alien ottempt Tblll'lday to enter Cel· y..-k Stile AWetle Comlllluton John SeUert returne~ lo his schools il'o avall,~le 1(11' lhe ast Jack Talbott, SteubenVIlle, was tral RiCh SchooL That diverted h Wd 1 !Ooi'Obnd bout be- employment on lht Oh1o R•ver 1 Inc. which lnclu~e~ • manual lor NEW YORK UP-Mrl Edwnrd a recent guoot of hiS mother, Mrs a lot of heat from everyone 0,_ " app~ut •IWI(' Cetlqn qt RIChard lfltrrla, US Navy "st• teaehets, atudenl lltel'lll'fe. Wflt· Rostetter remembers the 19111-l Molly Talbott, Portia)ld and •Mr peolalt ~~":3o, ObloO)' olld Genet lt!pr honed ot Balnbri~te. ltld, SP4Jll ten and rkhn& teato, and a ~rlze 1919 Ou eptdemio as t;e wors: land Mrs Dell Talbott U t~e Jullice O.partmenl at· IIVI Qf Pldlf~tlP~ lor St N\Ch· the Wltktnd willl ~ P"enli llr wlnnln& c~tqr JOII"d film ealled experJOnce In her 41 years " 0 Albini Gluesencamp and Elva tually Wll sta!Unr or ., IJ like· ,. ,\1'~1!4 ae~t )lon<lfy l)lght and Hn Dtel llarrls 1 "Play It Sale." nurse Duly kepi the lfOCery store open 1 h d no plant p;epared lqr .,... liilhlltt .,..,.4 \II •••lh Mr and J!r• Clarence Ma]Jii 1 W. !lid II. Saturday while Mr snd r.(n jlud Y, a ...,.. i !Is 1 th TV and cbildrea. ColulljbUS. m•led 1 Sebacker sl!ld the kl~ ~w out "But there was one good thmg Gluescncamp vJSIIFd biB brother, such an emereener. It muat et ~ to I!Q pqWI or • lfr and llri LJii'niceiiWibi't~latcih~i;j;i[iii!j;;iiii~~ of hiS wojk with ~ltr_ leaders in about It," she said today "We Lawrence, at Bethesda Hospital In soon ~otnetklnl muat give 10~~ bflt.~ 1 White PI' JIS, N Y Tbef otarted JWfre so clcse as a nation as Maryland. Tttey report LaWrence where it the.,EJsenbower addl p eonttnui!Ji sa!Oty ca(ltJiaign a!· eqmmunihes ·Everybody helped " recovcrii)J! slowly !ration is to obliln lor the Repub v' ter 14 bike acoldenla In two everybody else • Mrs Ida Oours is In a hoopltal ltcan Party maKIQlum polltle'l wee~s The town now happl\1 "I doubt If •I could work as 1n East Liverpool for surgery advantage from Its overall of· 'IY Mn. lclo SliCk boajls that 111 lwo ~ears 1\ haa hard again," sa1d nurse Rostettor Mrs Dorothy Durst Is in r.(elgs fort m behalf of Negro voters Mr. and HI'! ltobort Croill, had only on• bike aeeldent '1'm ~ot as young nurses and General Hospilal lor medical This Arkansas dblpute over the llobbie and Jimmy and M" enrollment of a few Net:ro chJI- Jlaymr "'llit~ were In Columbu•J "\\'~en o~l!tlren telurn to doctors were en 24-hour puty We treatment Mr and Mrt Gus Fitch and ehll· dren I~ a large while secondOI'Y ll«DilY w~ete Uiev visJIP.d Mr~ school, the ' ,c 014,nt rate aoes di~n'! stop unt1l we dropped 1 d(en were recent gue1ts of her school Is not ~lreetly connected lleten W•toel aioter .r the latter up", said Schat~ner. "Tl)e grade from fatigue Heel 104 Itmpe,.turt parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Van with the Eisenhower ~ivU r\ibts ID~ allfnd tile fair school kids ar~ the mO!t frequent "Some or us came down w1th Meter bill re<entlr limited by Conerel3 Ma .•nit IW- ~pry ll~~b•rd victims They are the least the flu 1 memember 1 WI! work Mr and Mrs Bob Cozart and to v9tmg r~ght• The Pre11dent .,.. announcing th< o1rth o( a skilled riders . don't have the 1n1 with a temperature of 104 children of rolumbuo were week baa not yet •lsned tbat bill, ~~- dau&hter I\ Meson Chn~r. Aur. eommon sense of older children there were so msny ill to care !or end guests of hiS parents, Mr and though he wlh do so shortly j2t1 Mr ond Hn Carl Hubbard, and will take unneceosary chan~ In one week, 1 lost 18 pounds" Mrs Roscoce Cozart and her f~mIn l11itr Position l~ql are (II'Ondparen!.l es" Mrs Rostetter mamed to a J!y, Mr and Mrs David Wolfe Even so, Eisenhower l!robablr Mr and llro J c McKay ol He coll\plled this list of 10 steel company emplo)ee and lhe ~ -!111hatt and Mr a•d Mro Ro~ert rules by WhiCh parent• can help mother of a college professor Rollrr ,~d son Gene, Mra. G~"' l~eir chlldren to 80fety lives on Staten ISland and still Ia Sllilth, Spnllgfleld, vl~ted M• -Make sure the biCycle Is th>• caring for !he !lek I I md Hrs. DICk Hsms Ud She Is praying the heail~ an 1 right s ze lor the ch thonlies are right in predJChng Mrs J J DaviS was the guest present the procram for the tve-~ ukilli Preoldent E11enhower to apNH• Oood Brolcn that AslatJO flu spreading slowly speaker when the Middleport Bus- nm1 At the close of the progrfm, point Judge Florence Allen wtbe -Give the bt~~cle a mecham around the world, will be less !ness arnt Pi'ofess1onal Women's Mtss Houdanhelt prese(lted Mr1 Suprel(te Court wt.en there Is 1 cal ebeck, Wllb spec•al attention serious than the Spanish fiu pan- Club had thm monthly dinner Davl• with a g11t !roll\ the club. o br•kes , demle us deadly v~rus and co 11 meeting al the First Presbyterian Preceding the program • roaal t "' Churcb Tuesday evemng beef dinner was served by mem· - 1( the youngster r~des at ptleahons, kilted 850,000 m \h" She dl!played the extensive col-~ bera of Group u of \he Women's Nalloially AdYQI!Ie4 mght. provide him with a heod country an estimated 20 to 27 lecllon of ~oils which Dr Davis Assocl•llon Miss Houdashell read light br~ght enoqch to be seen million world wide brought 10 hiS daukhtm, Charlene the Club Collect and the group at a distance of 000 feet, and Wl\h ul remember. the oth~r starled ,lllllne, ~laun.• and Joyce, while sang "Amertcaj the 'Bq4lltiful" be- I ~ ~L~rlli. ..2.L re[lector at the. 11\lldly," said Mrs' Hostetter servmg as a Naval Doctor attach- !ole the meal. ' ' ' rear bright-enough to be seen 300 "rhen •t got vlc1ous ed to the U s Marme Corps The Durin& the buslne" meellnll, feet "II was sick tolaY, de~d tom or dolls from Japan and Hawah and afte r th e program, 1t was reported , row, -Teach the ch ild to ride WJih GHnd T0 Help Aealn the Phllllpnlnes were sent to that Mrs Horace McElhinny, who t Charlene, dunng world War II, Is reeovenng from a broken ankle, dl r b 1 b both hands on lh e an e a s The veteran nurse um't ry ng Jan EngliSh 81110, doll and two had resigned the poSlt!On of vlee- Make sure he knowa not to t0 r b recalling the ter make left turn m traffic scaf e us Y d It Gcnnan Hummel figunnes were president and program co-on:llnat1 -A child ahould never r~de ro.r, o h the hl918 depl lehmJC " sent to the girls by a fmnd o! or and that the Executive commit· For just t at s e an o er nurses nd Mrs Davts and the other tee had appotnted Mrs Perrm to with another personh on th~ ~lcyi are reared, os she said "to p1tc~ ~:a:ll(ul an~ mt~resl!ng dolls tfiese of!ic~• Mrs Nellie vale, The G1ft I ~le This weakens lS con o o in" She 1s private duty chairman 1were sent frim various places Dr chairman of the Legudative com· the bike •h d t of dlllr!OI 13, the New York Davil vlt:tterl dunug h" ,.,1 tour mittee, announced a guest speaker You Gtve 1 -He should use an SJgno1s 0 counties RegiStered Nurse~ Assn 1 d 1 b d for the October meetiiUI Indicate , his lnwntlon to turn or So far, the Asiatic flu has bee~ 0 So~! ~r'~~e dolls came from The Spw•l committee will be' With Pride stop m,tld With no evtdence o( an m Puerto Rit'O, Portugal, France, It· in charge of the plans for Nat1onal Let Your - No stunt ndlng on the streqt. creaslna seventy But U S Sur- aly, Algeria, Turkey, Greece, Ger· Busmess Women s Week from -ttach htm to took carefully &eon General Leroy E B~rney many and Snam Indian dolla are Sept ~2 to 29 with Mrs Nan Jeweler for ._pproachlng vehu:les when he satd Ia wasbtngton ~~bts 'fee ' be from the Cherokee reservation m Moore as ebairman ''des 1nto a street from drivewaY l""'dqi' 1 hbe'"~ru. hls .~~!at ~t~ct~~ Tenneaeee and the carolinas and The ~ltub votthed to P•Y tbel r t'b" Be Your ll pre " a "' I ea~ a few typtcal Amerieaq tnya were sessmeu or e expenaes o1 e or aA·~ i the child's bike lhould be on guald for chang" 1also shown ID the coll•cbon Fall Conference to be ~eld at Guide "w•th : b::\:'~~ or carrier, so be [In the event of an ep1dem•• 1 Mrs. Davis showed 8 part of Jackson D s "-'old, owner of won't be tempted to 9111'1'Y packtheir collection of colored slides ~e ltlg!Jddle~rt ~;e;rtm1nt ~ '"" m his hands made by her husband on his 11•1 as ven e room ~ • '' trip to Europe The pictures otart· store for the hospital Joan ..,ulp,:;;;;;;:;;;;:;iT;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:o;;;;o;ll AltendiD~ at the Eden Sunday ed with the embarkation In the ment School SUndi\Y was 102 and the United States and Included Lisbon, Letters of thanks from Mrl eD\IeetiOll was $6;!3. Portugal Gibraltar Algeria Iran Peter SIBCe and Mn A R Hecox Mr. a~d Mra. Cttnton Holsinger Sardlma,' l!olognta,' Ventee,' Fior: lor rectnt Ul< ol th~ BPW ~Uit>­ Whtrw Your C111fidtnca and family, ,MI. Eawn, l)illo, spent ence Plsa Rome Naples Porn· ment were read Jnd co)ltl:lbu· the weekend ol thell hom& here ' 0 ' M ~h the ' SWISS tiona from them placed In tbe " ilttJitffM s Mike Kerwtl) spent peu, enoa, un ' club treasury. Pemerof SU Mr. and Mrs wl!- Alpo, Pam, London, Crete, Saion-1 'Club membera olened a petltiqn £, Mala ~ llat'l llo and famUr lea, Phtlllpl, the Bosporus, !Bian· !ponsored by the Clncln11411 BP\V, Mr aft\! M" Junior Hqlsmgor bul, and s,.. m . -:;~;;;.;;,~_;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ol;;;;;;!; ~i s~ with Mr and ltlrB Mrs west•y Frf, preSident, WaS l' Ore..estre: ' G~NOTES !PI' rt Van Meter and family 1ft chargt of the meei!Rg and Mrs • ~""" by ~r. 'and Mra Robert Barber, C~arlottel ~mn, ;ro1ram eo-orB~~· Phi J,ong BottOl\1 visited with hiB ~r- dlnalor, presented Miss Freddie enta Mr and Mrs Leonard Bar· HoudiSheit, chairman o! the In· Exemplars ...,,' supftay evenlns. teniation Relations Comm•ttee, S~WING ;5~;;:;~$!~~~ 111,, Hazel Smith visited at AI;. , who had mvlted Mrs Dov" to LOWEST PRICE IVER I -,...,.- .t iOWL d·¥;.11,.~so;w.n ~~~~ her JIJier, Krf. .1 , •' -, ~ MILWAUKEE UP - Warren World Serjco "We don't think ltq face the lndiant, the Yankees SPahn, ~he big pitChing "stopper" they're overpowering'' he ut«. "we fell they could uoe anollrer '~P~ In Milwaukee's pennant drive have played •ome pretty IQCJd ball rledced outfleldef for l~e stretch •hrugged o!f tha club's recent eluba In the N•tlon1i I.eatue all run Hence, 1he purchlse of the nose dive lo~ay and predicted the year and we cap do at wellqalnat 24-year old Del Greco !ron1 the Dram will "o atl nght" against the Yonks Cubs , the New York Yonkees in the Spa~n Wn~• l~e eurronl Iaiii The chu~ky, right banded hi~ • World Serlca waukee lqtlad Ia "better all the tlpg outf~ehler spent most of the l ~~sure we'll wm the pennant,' wa:Y down lie line" thin the 1148 current season· wtth Montreal or aa1d the 36 year old left bander Boslon Bram ho hell'"" pitch to the lnteroetlonal Leoaue, from Braves wltl "do all r~ght" agalnat the olub'a most ret!e.lt penn~nl whe1e the Coba recalled h1m Mon the Yank• In the Senes, too ''Tnia year we hiVe 1\IOI'e abll day ll• bad a 278 bsttlng aver"Every pi•yer on our team feeta Uy ~II ~loua4 and we keep iel· age that mduded seven home the same Wlly We've had a few tlng better all the tlrile Our team runs In tl8 (!a.Jhes w1th the Ro)als bad games lately but we've still t8 eapable of•exp!Qdina- at any Shortly alter the Cubs brought made a grent overall showing in time" b1m up, the Yankee& orfcrcd an the last month and we'll get goB•y IN~ronct unspecified •urn o! cash plus a 1ng agam' The Yankee• never take• any player to be dehvered next year SPahn s1uJ the idea the Braves clum~. RO even wiLh a {at ~~~-~and the deal was made are shppmg 10 th' home stretch game lead ond Mlt:kor llan.tle The Yan~ees, with 16 game• re because they lost four of their last back m uniform, theY ~ought a bit malftlng, ta\o on t~e we•ter" m five-games ' 1s causing more con of added pennant l.oat.traoee todaY vaders for the last time thlEI sea c~rn among new1men than 11 Ia by acqulll!ll OQtfi~l~er Bobby Jlel li<!U R1gh-hander Bob Turley, lhe among the players Greco from thQ Ch\0410 C~~s. world champs' most consiStent Spahn !i&Jd the Braves are any Althollgh Hallt Bauer, recover- ~itcher recently, will face south thing but overawed at the proapect In& lr9m t brO-W\ bone In his paw Don Mos11 of the Tr1be to of meelmg the Yankeea In the nghl thumb, aloo may be__r,_;.•:::'lll::t~~nl.~h.;.t._. ! _ _ __ _ HIGHUGtm 51 .' ~ ~ roo .. .. BOWLING ~ I t , TRt CI)\INY UA~I High Thl'f¥ Gamt lad Sauer, NEW YORI\ 1UI'- Nelson A e Middleport Yellow Jackets, ~Bakm Furniture QH1 R~kefeller pledged lotlay l}e "!ill H1gh Singlo G'111e Clalworllfl' well rnto their fourth week of do "a.!l m ljly powor" to keep tb• dr~lls for 111e 1957 grid season -Bakers Furnitul'l' 211. ~y UNITID PUIS T,am Three GtmOI HeiiiA1! MIAMI IEACN-WHIIt Pts- Brooklyn Dodgers In l(cw York d!l3hnct b~l warned be Is ~uckins "a 2388 tr~no, 191 Vt, New Orlttnl, au:,. I n, rom a Qllg oot all Team Smcle Game LUlol • , · · ! Geoltt Ptylon, 192, Houslon mirh\Y attraellve offer by L"' seep Angelos • J "Sp~rll", that effervescent, 11 Restaurant 818 STANDINGS lusJVe qualny of , football team Even as other flnanc1al btd 'fl l ,., PH!L.ADILPHIA-4Wrlllld -loiJIII dera appeared do:nlnant everywher~ as bosan throwin( In the towel Coach John Thompson sent h" Bakers Furnature It 8&? Ill, Phllacltiplolo out,.lottd at hi• entrance Into the Dodror h ' Liberty Real Way .. BtthN. mv., N•w York, picture, Rockerouer told the c adrgefs! through contact delenolve Holsum 1Q United Press he WIShed be "had an o eneive drillo to get ready Sent1nel lor the Jackets' Invasion of Rut a • .M:J - mad~ more progress toward ~eepSecond Sl Mkt Ill 4~ j~ land saturd~v night DENVIR-AIIIf Mlltff, 20.1, i~,i t~e Dodeers In New Yqrk" 0UfDCY, JJ}CCCS 0 6 000 As one sentor member of ttte Ar...,tlnt, k-k14 out Johllny Jsln" hi! ihltt~l eonfel'enees , • squad sa1d Kolmoll, lo4, thloOfO 9. wllll Brooklyn owner Walter o• IIA'I'TLE S!A$ON HtGIIS 'We need a couple of wins aw !nd 3 Games, Clatworthy, :J83 Mailer last mopth Cilwlllnall RICHMOND, Colli. i~/ :a~. right at the •tart Just lnd I Game, Ciatworthy, 211t Scanlon, "I'm a-olng l9 keep \rylhg, T'~IQ' by 136, San Team 3 Gall\es,' Holsum, 2~19 thouih," said \~e 49 yen 9ld in the Eastern be:n pl:t~gs~!?:."~~nw:~: ;~~ tlopptd Jltl Partlll, Team I Game, Sentmet, 8tll lll'andson Qf lohn ll RockeloUer 8ue!IaU Oqngress, as anrt Robert Catbird Rouah at bed only two m th h mo4t, 7 TO' "5" BOWLERS AVO. renter So d h 't ree years T at Sr, whq was one ol Amerk:a's Marlo~ Mojher held tbe • r, an we ope I stays there, Charley Stobart's name takes somcthmg out of you" Clatworthy 192 ~btee known ~itlio~a!lfs to ·~• hit'' In the ba<klield wlli be Larry appears at the head of the quHrterback 118t f Ohi u · 178 All[loulh lloel¢1eller would cl~veland, won Its gam~~ g • J '· Llcvlng at quarterback, Leroy action thts autumn or 0 mverstty There's been some c~ges In Stobort TAYLOR RECIIVII HONOR .4 173 Darling and Roy Clark at the Thts b Ill d , Jacket land that !pel! hope for Menchml NEW YORK UP - · Gomer W not vent~re to iilr Vihat I¢ a&lllll~ St>rJo((Jeld, Dl.~ aided b' 170 "See" Taylor, Des Moine~ l,owa, c~an~es were of inlluenelllg the I four-run fourth Inning wb!Ch ht,lves, and Marvin 'Butch" Stob / se~er ':" a m1I that In the years following closely the future aod that have liVen the Davu !Rocks) Belles 167 Roush at fullback ar s gra ua ton from Middlepbrt High School when the entire •quad a booot of morele Register an~ , Tr1b~ne all4!11s cbl· Dodf"" to •tar. other bl~der'['t~de4 t lh~erun homer by 1114• , umnlat, hu been ~am"' wi~IIOI' of for he' club app&relllif eon11der, Jlqlli!)l, c ~velaad drew a bye i!l!' , Darhni proved to 11e the most llny mite brashly was looking for a college 10 go t'o and pia Poss1bly 'he ch1el of these ts today'a schedule t , CITY LEAGUE the lhJrd lllftuat Granlland Rice ed them quite liOOd offeotlve Falcon runner In the football at, he wasn't taken very serious~ Y the work of M1ke Erwm, converted I fy±sirf"s ; s j, > :1t7 ,.. , -t, Sept, 10, lfl7 • 1ame liJimil Ravennrood which We1ghmg all of 140 Jbs soaking wet d h h d to 17!l-pound center of last year mto Jllgh Three Game lnd p Award, ilven each Jear on Rlee's the !'lllcons loti 31-0. He'll bear ly wet to push the scales un that t • ajn e a, be real- a halfback Erwm adds the t~jl'ed­ Clifford, 600 (K & v Cads) ' birthday for ID "outllandinl exwatchlna stbl lh St b h ~ ar, II ust didn I seem pos- ~ents to a bark!leld oore!y needing High Sm&le Oamo p •Will ,2 a ample of sp~~ w•ltiiUI In tbe The !'Dirons' ~·t offe9•lve balle atk do art ad a chance For him to play college foot· II - real opeed beef and defen (Betsy Ross) ' · 2 Rlee tradiUQn" Prtvloua wlnnen threat against the Red Devils, smac e o1 voluntary maeslaughter. Slve gen•us Team Three Games K 4< V Ibclude Fred R-Jt of tbe Nuhr however, was the pa"'ng of Lar· But time works wonders ill athletes as well as In polltl Cad•, 2:160 vllle Banner llnd Red Sm1th o! th' ' ry Uevml to Larl)' H~IOD Short After a service hitch little Cllarley wasn't Iiiii cs. Jan Hauck. yet to learn the fJne Teal() Smge Game, Sports Ceil- Now Yorl Hereld-Ttlbuu. pa-es acrOB< the line were the enrolled at OU last/ear as a tran f t d e any. more He points of the quick snapback In lb u h ld s er s u ent welghmg a soll4 the T formahon, Is proareamg tcr Bl!B SUGAR TO NIC 170 h s hln erak e . unsung, unseated in the favored football well at center In place el Erwm SINGLE OAMI W L Avo. NEW YOI!K IJII...: Tile National Your Aulllotl1ed Dealer set o1arsf p hran ,s, Stobart proved himself the roughest tough Another development ha been Mr Bee es man or ts s1ze on the OU squad. • the movmg of J•m Harris, 17116 3 828 liroadcaotlng Cl!- bu atilled a For K v Cads 1 6 3 823 f1ve-year contract for eiclusive tol:o!eWren, OU football as~istant and head baseball coach, ~~;don~~~hr::1 .~tn; ~~~: ~! Strohs Beer 8 4 819 television al!d radio eoverlgo of 4 0 840 the Sugar Bowl football pme· "St b I backf~etd Harrla, 16 yeora old Sports Center 4 s 796 eaeh New Yoat'a' baJ at 1New O!· o art .s more than remarkable. He's a revelatl I runo w•th authorltr and tt lilting Betsy Ross to what detenmnatlon and courage can do" on n well mto the defensive corps 1 & s super Mkl 2 7 193 lean• The olw contract ro01 Into SEASON HIGH effect beglnnln1 wltb the 19118 Thl1 valor, we all should hope her ill r tn dr~llo 18!t mght the offen this year He'd like to b th N e, w pay of for Stobart slvc backfield w.. fU!ed out w•th lnd 3 Games p Chlford Go& game. cats We'd like him to be ~xa~ly~~lat~hue'rwtearnbtasck for the Bob- JunitH' Rowley at quarter, a vet- lnd I Game, H Loh.!e 211 '' eran, and Horlan WHitlatch and chlel weapon used tn the oth8 1 veter~n Gene Abbott Rea"" to ' e1(pected to see achon step 1 cons! te t d 1 d b ,J t f .., I n r ve ma t Y the Fal· for the Faleons are George McFa"n as re Je are Harris Guy Court " %nd Pomeroy eons Llevlng completed live of land, Eruct Staats, David Rousf Blna-, Yogi Wayland, Jim ci-ooks and Donnie van Maire and Dave Stover at pres' Mtn P<tlt lht. wonclolfvl A~'f I'';;==;;:;:=;:;5;~~~~~nl~ne~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;-...:, - - - - -----+-· ent, wilJ not play Rowle)l, on <lefense l!llrt , , . tht """lum..,.tnl qllorl b ptdoclion p/iJ II • ..,., wtllt, BROOKLINE, Mass uP fourth rountls at The Country Club 1 ly Joe Patton ~alt!bed di on todax wrl~kl!·frt!, flit netlly, "~ \. turn lo dut) of Mark Kelly who solately from the SJdeUnos oday loOIJJ ....~. Whito""l'lnloriJid" Will do only punting and pomt and It was anybody's bait a e There will be only 16 left when IY UNITED PRESS ~roodclolh Fr•nch r1 alter touchdown chores Kelly in the u & ADIBieur golf eta~- they get done !!rlna- In thm two ' AMERICAN LEAGUE ~·110~ Mil. ' GB boots the long, high ball and w•il plonahlp rounds IJIId nooody Is maklftg aQY COME IN AIVll W L Pel. lolot (sa••i'l!lo)t"''l' btoo1clo!i.,1 brmg a dcfimte asset to the club Seil'ng an qpset tempo which ei&Jm!. New York 87 ~~ 630 ~·~~~ o~ Rtton wit••_,' .S.oo .~-'· The No 1 offens)ve hne h" means this ~7th annual eve~l Is GET YOUR Chicago 80 M 588 6 Because along with Patton, forBnston 75 lJ2' 547 Ill\ George M1Jiq and Ed Bailey at completely wide open, college boy mer champion Ted Bishop and OJ· ends, Cornell Vance and Dick Rol Detroit 69 67 507 17 ler at tackles, K1m Neal and John Ward Wettlaufer knocked off Pat- Br~tlah amateur king Bob SweeCleveland 66 70 48:1 20 ton on the f1rst extra hole Tues ny also were blasted ollt m a seeKetchka at guards and Hauck at Home of ~. Qltls ~ ' Baltimore 65 71 478 2! day and now there 1s no 60hd fl:' ond round wh1eh saw ttte oldest center Washington 52 84 382 34 vorlte among the 64 survivors who and youngest player• Jn the field E. MAIN ST. ' ' PbMER()Y Reserves m the line coming will battle 11 out In the third ina come tHrough with Kanm Clly 51 84 378 34\i Mlong fast, some with a Jot of Tulldav'• Ataultt IN Your School Colors be('f, arc Pcle Watner, John L) onB, LHrry Dunham, Walter Har Boston 7 Chicago 4 mght Detroit at Wash nlte ppd rotn m and Sonuy Knapp Cleve al N York n1tr ppd raln K City at Bait mte, ppd ra1n FOR THE BEST Thund•y'• G1ma1 Chicago at Boston I~ ' Of pennant, ' M~'nih" . .I: 11It~ ~"' a~!ol~:r!:: d$ls~~~~ ~ Administration Unprepared Spahn, Braves, Conf1~dent· Iss • WP.tJAfJOR ue S Good Showin., ! "ainst Yankees In World Se~ies :~r~1:~!~~~~~~i?:r:~~.~~ 'y FOr HOt etr" -., I .. l ~ I WATCHES I DIAMONDS I SILVER, I I. I He Drip! CLEVELAND UP _ Coach Brown has named Milt Callilpbell former Intliana Unlverslly track and grid star to start at left hall· baek for Cleveland in Saturday ntght's exhlblt1on game against Never btlo.. have Y9U Mtft JUCh INautlful llyllng In a gas home healer. All n1w WAJM MORNING ga• heaton with Frome" 1tyllng add beauty and 10lid hoatlng co~t~o ,Iori 10 any hOmo. · 7ht..'• a WAIM MORNING to flt 'fOIX ntedt , • • at the Prlct you wclntto pay. Detrolt herft "1'1<111.. Brown concluded after workout• at League Pork Tueoday that tho Olympic dee•thlon titll•t hsd digested a auflie!ent amount of the Browns' otrcnslve pattern to add some luster in the team's home debut of the pre·••••gn schedule The Clevela~d pilot said campbell'• performance Saturday nicht will eo a ion1 way toward detefo mlnllli his offensive oetup for the comlna season 11 Tlme's rqqnln1 abort " Brown said, "and there art aqme thloll we have to find out rilht away> ,IIUD h lOW lt '-64·95 1~r r,utJ~ PAr Utili 'l WID,I TV COVIIAOI NEW YORK UP A rocero eloaed·clrcuclt network of 170 theaters In 127 cities )VItia 1 total seat· Ina- capacity of 600,000, hu been signed by Theatre Network Television ,r lhe Sept 23 middleweight championship bout between Suaar Ray ~oblnaon and carme~ B11tllo c) ' EBE RS• A It HARD WAR'E Weal Ma'" St.' ~· Pomeroy 4( I I 1 \ 1 EDEN 1 REGAnA DANCE Poineroy Jr. High 9:00 until 1:00 I s' $14.50 Greatness Now Is Memory Only Ml!ldleport, Oblo Cu1 fH ftWIIt spil~. ~~~ stays ~e~t•IJI s. c.-,lete Pllrilll oealnl10 IASTI! " INGER ,RECONDITIONID ;.eRA;;s;:~LL~1~B~EM~Fe=RANKLI~ Roberts Takes2bth Loss, Past I. Collins Jewelry MACHIN I IIIO.IOL leaves • J~.:y Ula{J a1d SAFE! Cabinet $15 l~tro I FRIEl ly PRID DOWN The Braves, w1lh Hank Aaron Unlto4 p,.. Sport Wrlttr back hitting se<ond and JohnnY The once . creat reputation of 1Logan back at shortswp, ohaded TO THE WINNERS OF THE DRAWING with IICh 111Hhint Rohln Jloberta was little more the P~rates as Lew Burdell• 1 Pinklns Shean Held For Annual Saelt To School Sale than 1 memo!')' today when he en- chalked up bb 15th win A.ron tered the 20 eame circle - the 1bl01ted h•s <Oth homer ani' Ed ..,.. one Mathews walloped hiS ilal to tte 1 Tho dUrable Phllad~lphia right the club mark of 182 homera In a bander who wob 20 or more ..a,on oel 1n 1955 Burdette ...... '(rom llltiO through 1955, sled and ocored on singles by Now Fef HHit hnloltltlotloR CALL wal taped with his 20th loss of ~end~enst and Mathew• inrovo<i.ll Wllaner1 BAIIBARA FAkMBR !he year Tuetday nlihl when the aeventh for the run that 0 1 MAIL TH15 COUPO!ol St Louis Cardinals ~ept paee with declolve the Mllwaukee Braves by beating The e~lc4!i; l) cubt romp_ed over • • - - - - - - J - - - - - - • • -~ the Phlltles, 4-3, •n.l' tnnlnga The the Brooklyn Dodgers, 9-2, and HOUSEHOLO SEWING /!li,CftiNl CO. Braves reliined theil' Gil ·game Clncmnall Redlegs ripped ~ 918 JRDAVE., HUNTINGTON lead wtth a 4-3 VICtorY over the New York G•ants, I, in ••••·•·II "'AMI · ---------- ·- --· ---·-·····-----· ······--· Plttsbllrlh Pirates NL games while the Rober\J, who took over In the Sox knock~d the Cb1cago lilhiitoilf· SnEET -· . -----··-- ·· -------•,-,···----·· -------Winner: GLENN STILL lllh lnnlnl with the .,ore bed, Sox all games belllnd tbe New G:ITY ___ __ ......... -........ Sl'An ·------------- I 1 I j I ; t b 3-3 ahut out ·the Cardinali lor Yor~. Yanke••· WJth a 7-4 trl~mpb IIHOHE ------------ -----·•--- --~.:I ; t~ tiJ!Iinp. But tho cardinal• In ·the onlr Amcrtcan Leagu' I IF RfD GIVI OIRICTIOH ---·•-•··••··•··--·----·· .pRI~E: fiUed the bases on singler bY. , gable played • • • • • ,. • ._ • • • _ ._ .., .., • • • I I 1 < ' pitcher IJndy McDaniel and Joe LAWRENCE HOT • HC!Iicf~y !Cunningbam plus an Intentional Bloolao Lawrence'• three hll talll to Eddie Mwts. Ken Boyer pttthlna- and 111\l Taylor's two-run WJnqer: MELVIN MIL~N roll~wed with .... , •• that brote homer wore the bJ& blows for the ' UP. th61ong contest Redlegs, wlio dealt Jolinny AR<o- ,tt 1 I ' il ' ' MCfltnltl Rtcolvn Win Delli his 15th defeit ).awrence PHONE JA·5~116 l.i. P 'lfoPanlel, wbo ~k over In ~~ .0, Ot!ntrllnlted a sln11e to a Cin· 918 THIRD AVINUI ·\1 • "' '' lltlt lftlllil8, received credit for blt, Cillna!t aevehlh • lnniiUI relly !' CALL COLLICT HUNTINGTON, W. V4. • fllddleport, Ohio 14111 w1n of tho eampalp com- be ciiiJed hiS 15th vlctor7 of tlie 1~n. L._.,;.._..,..~.;e·~ t ~,,~\,..,_. .,..,......,...~,.;·~loel&btdefeata. , IL_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. CONG8A'flllATJQN8 f,· 8aft11el ~wls 11ual I $IOO ... t!OO...tS~ .... IOOO WANT SOMI CA Ht ~ O~IY. $5~!~. I PAINT .. · .... · .. .'. $01 HOGG & ZUSPAN INCORPO~TID." Ia 'l1te Hemet ...._ cti.Y MATIRIALS . sr.a&Ju •• CUJ,1f. v.~ .. I ,. t ONLY PL:VMOUtH Y.OU All. THESE FEATURE' NO.W I . --.. • Flight-Sweep Stytmg-thinew sha~ pi molloril • T'rston·A•re Rtde..,tames the roughest road 1 ' o,Double·Header ltghts-increased saletyl ' , • l!vsh 8utton TorqieFiilt-optionel o 1U 11104-"l , • Directional StabilizerFin,-llfer tflvtlll alls~al ,' ' tilzens more-MIGI ~rUII'Wilit 1 drfvel ' ' $4.95 Value ' •rRST PRI%1: $29.95 Kodak Brownie Smnl Movie Camera . '*' JA 59116 o• SECOND PRI=E: ·.$17.95 Trovler New Modern11ire Table RadiO THIRD RA $9.95 kc..tok f!CII•h Camitro Olltfit 'L'S DE.... ' ' '' f'lll FltAMK~~ I " ••o -- --·-, HOUSEHQLD I SEWING MACHINE. CO. , ___ \ I \ ~ ·I 1 1f gt ~· :~OL fs 11111·Jitlisonous 1...sale to use. Leavesliowts IPir*Htll deln m SIII:Ollds. Fcesllens ballnoom air witlt 1 liehtdeli&htltllaroma Ill fresh pine. And most important, Sno-Bol ltllclts the p~ces where germs mrght breed• keeps VO~f bathroom safe..I I) �..... .·' I \ ~Falcons Work 4-Daily Sentmel, Pomerof·Middleport, 0 , Sept. Under Lights For Panthers . Want Couple Of 1Wins Quick For Of Team IIMoral e Th DESK ,, ' ~ Jackets Show NeW SPirit. In Drill For flee Dedit Sentinel SPORTS - - .. . II, 1957 The wahama White raicom worted out under the hgbta of Bachtel F•eld Tuesday night '" preparation for this week's battle asolnst the Invading Pomeroy Pur~· pie Panthers. • a.et T•D""•III - ·Coach Ralph Sayre .. nt his • ch1J11ies through a brisk workout Som of th ld h d at b b 1 ebarffort to get hla Inexpert- take kmdl; the e c gea mto shape ess In the Oljio Valley ASSOCUitiOn Tbr Falcons suffered only Gl C d ff h · slight •nJ~rlea aueh " bl'lllses In J eon un 1 • one oft em, wants a challenge JSsued here th to any kmd of collecllon of baseball players m the OVA for a : rn~ounte~ ogadiBS~ Raven~ game perhaps 10 days hence on a• Sunday afternoon " wee. an cnooces are Said Cundiff at aU of the members of the u • team willlle ready to go There's Guy Guinther, Don Cottrill Roy Arms Dmty •·Moore Doug Hemsle ' who feel •hl\e we _,,e wiC probably start w1th • y, myseIf, an d others the 10me lineup uaed In the Rav can take on these young fellows and give them a run for their enawood came That would have money " Donn~e Smith and Co-capt"n Lor The Syracuse fire department want t th' 1 ~~h~=!~o:n~ :;:~-~~::Pri:'':n! m as a benefll deal and proceeds betwe~n °t~~o~~~ b~s sg:~ Cundiff at tackle~ Howard ~cD:,:t Syracuse can be split on a pre-arranged basts y ~<l anrt Chor~~· Roge~s at guards, How about It, Phil Collins, Dave Hlndy, et al Any takers? to~ t~ ~~~s of~: !~!~~~~~r s::~~: pdr~~~ :rere".n~~~~~. ' Fight Re$ults •;gns ~es:ay ••n. Cincinnati Out· •" Of ABC T ra 1 1 $5.00 UI'-Biey.cl~s A~Cs also combme to 1ncrcue thr number of accidents to ch1ldren Last year, 480 yo.ungsters were k11le~ and 3G.OOO mjured ln ' bicycle acc1Qents most o£ them 1ft cotlisJons with ~ors The toll 1S on the increase for two reasons -more young people and more b1k" It " estimated there are 21 million children usmg the two wheelers DAlY, (still tQps' fn pfJpu/arity ••I• Baseball RasuJts po~~~::,ero~dt~~o~:~ ~~ ~;:r-~;~ ..._TT · E... TION BOYS . In Sporting Goods Kan~ns NATIONAL LIAOUE W L Pc GB Milwaukee 84 ll3 613 St Louis 79 59 072 5\\ Brooklyn 77 62 M4 8 Clnclnnatt 71 68 511 u Phlladolphla 70 70 500 15\\ New York 67 7~ 472 19\1 Chlcaao 113 83 390 30\\ Plttabur&h M 85 388 31 R.... Ch1cago 9 Brooklyn 2 Cl~dnnati 4 New York I mtc Mllwaukeo 4 PlttoburtJh 3 mlc St Louis 4 Phlls 3, 14 In nlte Thurodoy't Oom11 P11isbur1h at Chicago 2 Brook!)'n at Milwaukee, n~tc FootiJalls ·· $3.95 up Pants · $4.25 up Helmets ·· $3.95 up Kicking Tees ·· $1.00 Shoulder Pads3.75up Sweat Socks · .. 49c tr Your School Colon ' '"""'r'• Jerseys $2.45-$3.95 Sweat Socks · ·· 95c THE SPORTS CENTER A11horlnd McGre1or De~~ler u !flU St. City al Balt11nort! nll1• Detroit at Washington nlti Footblll 'oollooll "•"'l . ' ' ' u. Middleport, O"o fTtLT UNDIR KNIPE LA WIIENCE, Kan. Ul\ - Wilt "";;;:;;;£~~Chamberlain, All American b01ket ;;..~boll plll)'or !rom Kansas, will uo4tf19 ' to~alleetgmy at the Unl veralty o! Kanoas Student llqspltal Sept 20. I WANTS K. O. CHICAGO UP - Larry 'aker, an up10t - minded welterweight with a flair lor body-punchlni, Is olmln1 for • "fiiiP'III" knoqltout" over fourtb-ra.We4 Vloce Ml\l'tlnez I~ lollllM't TV ID-rounder at the Cblcaa-o Stadium Campbell To Get Brown's Eye In Exhibition Game I Hair Stvling . . ' -- I Beautiful I IIJtNr1itl .l4Aff urr HEATERS' ;;.i:A~ ID. I Heir C1tting I WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP ---G S k MrS'. J. J. Davis Is uest pea er M'ddleport JPW Meehng , Before The I I 1 J Brownelt I I l3ttLe ancl DOWNIE-GROSS, IN¢- Look To McGregor Relph G..llelml children the bas1c rule• of safe bloyolln~ f' •aid Monroe D Schackner, diJ'ector of safety ed ' udation of Johnson and Johmon Sbaeltner 1s fo1mcfer and diree• tor of a bicycle safety program, whieb smce its start last spnng has been used 1n some "2,400 eom munitles It has the blessing of the National Safely Council and the Qlcyole lnshtute of America H11 Stfely ~It Safety should be taught at hom~ and achool," said Schack ner1 1 bicycling r enthusiast He's ""Y' .,uh FOOTBAll OUTFITS ' "Most of these ,cctc1enls could Upstart 21-Year-Oid Kn~ks Patton Out Of U. S. Open; Others Tumble Too -trl· I SYRACUSE be prevented, had we tnughl oqr $8.95 L&Z SHOP STIVERSVILLII:: Bicycles, School DayS; Go T.oge•her Elderly Nurse But Accidents, Dealhs, Soar Higher ~ecalls 1918-19 NEW Y{)RK and Flu Was Worse back to school go together IJke But unfort•nstely, lheY ARROW ADAM HATS Mr'M,--;;;d .. ;,;;iiand Mn EUftl Baer were at wn~r'y Sundey to Tillt Mr and Mrs Donald Qul•enborry and son Donnit Mr Quisenberry '' t<aehlng In the llt!Jitmilon Town•h•p S.hool there Mr and Mrl Estel Aloorc have mo•ed from l!altbank, W Va • pere Hrt Kenntth Cundiff, Mr! Ruth Condit!, MfJ p.,rt McBude local and Mrt Maoon Spenc•r •~d Mil Ulll~n Johnson Racmo, •pent a dll)' lh Park~rsf)urs Mr and IJ!ro Henry Da~ley and Mn Eldon Will were shoppm~ '" Partersllurl Mr and Mrs Jobn Crooks and G'aughl.et!l, Columbus spent the wellekeCrnd ~~th Mdr Mand ll~ Or ,., e oou an r an Mrs Mr and Mro Hulbl'rl Wllllt,j~e',11£) Donald Lilt• IW c. H. JSrider and d'"'lht'er and sons. Columbul weekeQI! with Mr. ond lrlro and Mr. and lfn Harry and gra~ndaon or Delaware , \ Wltlla..-. ed reeenll wllll II• and Sam Sel r "~ Mrsr Ivan Chevalier opepl Jut LYLI C. WILSON II in an ea~er polltion today week w!th her huJband aj Port Unlttd ''"" ~tiff cor...,....ot with tqpect IQ Arpnm develop Homtr who h•l employment there WASHINGTON UP- Tht E11 mtnll than be w~ajd have !><en _ _ ..._ _ _ 5enhower admJnlstratlon wat n~t If Cona:rttl hal pfll'd his clvd ready tor tha Arklpus JChool rl1hh bill a1 •• propoaed 11 K; lntearallon emor&eney llefore the sepate IIepa rejeotmg Labor Day wu the occa~lon The 00.• loll for a 1\hode It· maj&:' portion• of that leg11la lor a roumon of the children of ion,: vacahon 1\'bJte ttvuae ota(! tton, tho lanPIIO Yf'IY dehmtely Mr and Mn A C Blewer Alt chief Sherman Adam• is off to a commltte4 lbe PrtJident 1(1 """ the children, an4 their fomlleJ, New Hampohh'e tpeaklng en1ae" fotleral tr~ In SWPIHirt of any met at the home of the Brewer • ment De10ocra1• wtU be liking civil riJbl whftever eldest daughfor and a picnic d1n Who was keopll\f the store• committed lt precisely what It ner was enjoyed by the followlns Atty, Gen Herbert Brownell did, allhou~h tilt .. mlnislnllon Mr and Mrs A C Brewer, sona J• , was on the job Thursday but wou14 net eo~ lhat lo be a DavJd and Kenny, !tfr and 'lin without any immedlale strategy fact The eJYil rJght• b1tl wao Edgar Brewl!!r, daughters Emm.alee or polity to pursue The batt I~ of tbe Pruldent'l pefiOoal projeet and Leanna, an Mr and Mrt John headlmco had beea favorln( M · however, even tltOUI- 11e llid he Dobbin and children, Columbus. kansas Gov Orval E Faubus ttid not uoder1tand IOJllt of 1t Mn Clydo Clo,. •nd children who doubtless planned It that Tbe bUI wu tubmtlled by Et· Water!ortt, Ob1o, Mr and Mrs Ar way tenhower'l · atwmey 1eneral w nold Donnan. Portland, Me. Hr / EISenhower's vacation besan at llte CQntii'.W· ""d written Into 11 and Mrs Harold Brewer and a lively pate By tel¥:phone, he by administration tt:ireetlon was a dauQhter, Reedsville, and \ltr and I was prodding tne Jijslfee Depart- opedfle lulboriutlon for the Mre John ecal and cbtldren, Co- ment tor action Tl,lere wa• 1 use Gt the land JRd sea force& lumbus , reeling around town that Brow- ~~~\nit wbomsoev"r demed ' HI~~~~ "t::•ro::c:~:.~~:~ Mrs Zetta Boyd Parkersbure nell was •tailing for time or a civil rilbl IJttle !lock 1.t r<mote J4n Georc Anderson of Middle spent the week end wath Mr and 1 pohcy lm;plratloe rrom the "'· Perhap• however· port to Ath:ns ehere they attend 11;;_;;;=;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;j;~ Mro Dell Talbott $tolling Lookod Goo<f lhe b•ttle of Central Htgl\ Sebool ed an O)lerutl., mectmg of the Thoae visiting the Eber CarpeoEvents in LI!Ue ~<tek, Ark, belween the Mpnu,a Nati<lnal Alheat Preo~tt.fltl ter family Sunqay were Mildred made atratetti )link GUard aa4 the U S Army Wll Mr old !In Adolph Grueser 1 stai~lli coLoltr1 vi.tEANiiN'lll, 1 MACHINE , and Joyce Circle, Bashan, I'DnRY pretty rood. 'th• ~e1ro ikldenh narrowly •verjed. el lllnen~vUJo aad Ill and Mr1 and Marga••t Dunt and Vi<lta , 11, 1nat whom faubua lmpoJe<l a TV lOUT A'NIIYID Cbarleo MtMaJter, llt•dentoo Flo 1, Brewer, Ollv• and Dell Talbott Natloaal Guarq lockout JDade 110 NEW YQI\K UP _ Tho New vu1ted Mr and lfrt. John Bowen put together a safety kl ~ for and Sylv•l •nd Ben Alien ottempt Tblll'lday to enter Cel· y..-k Stile AWetle Comlllluton John SeUert returne~ lo his schools il'o avall,~le 1(11' lhe ast Jack Talbott, SteubenVIlle, was tral RiCh SchooL That diverted h Wd 1 !Ooi'Obnd bout be- employment on lht Oh1o R•ver 1 Inc. which lnclu~e~ • manual lor NEW YORK UP-Mrl Edwnrd a recent guoot of hiS mother, Mrs a lot of heat from everyone 0,_ " app~ut •IWI(' Cetlqn qt RIChard lfltrrla, US Navy "st• teaehets, atudenl lltel'lll'fe. Wflt· Rostetter remembers the 19111-l Molly Talbott, Portia)ld and •Mr peolalt ~~":3o, ObloO)' olld Genet lt!pr honed ot Balnbri~te. ltld, SP4Jll ten and rkhn& teato, and a ~rlze 1919 Ou eptdemio as t;e wors: land Mrs Dell Talbott U t~e Jullice O.partmenl at· IIVI Qf Pldlf~tlP~ lor St N\Ch· the Wltktnd willl ~ P"enli llr wlnnln& c~tqr JOII"d film ealled experJOnce In her 41 years " 0 Albini Gluesencamp and Elva tually Wll sta!Unr or ., IJ like· ,. ,\1'~1!4 ae~t )lon<lfy l)lght and Hn Dtel llarrls 1 "Play It Sale." nurse Duly kepi the lfOCery store open 1 h d no plant p;epared lqr .,... liilhlltt .,..,.4 \II •••lh Mr and J!r• Clarence Ma]Jii 1 W. !lid II. Saturday while Mr snd r.(n jlud Y, a ...,.. i !Is 1 th TV and cbildrea. ColulljbUS. m•led 1 Sebacker sl!ld the kl~ ~w out "But there was one good thmg Gluescncamp vJSIIFd biB brother, such an emereener. It muat et ~ to I!Q pqWI or • lfr and llri LJii'niceiiWibi't~latcih~i;j;i[iii!j;;iiii~~ of hiS wojk with ~ltr_ leaders in about It," she said today "We Lawrence, at Bethesda Hospital In soon ~otnetklnl muat give 10~~ bflt.~ 1 White PI' JIS, N Y Tbef otarted JWfre so clcse as a nation as Maryland. Tttey report LaWrence where it the.,EJsenbower addl p eonttnui!Ji sa!Oty ca(ltJiaign a!· eqmmunihes ·Everybody helped " recovcrii)J! slowly !ration is to obliln lor the Repub v' ter 14 bike acoldenla In two everybody else • Mrs Ida Oours is In a hoopltal ltcan Party maKIQlum polltle'l wee~s The town now happl\1 "I doubt If •I could work as 1n East Liverpool for surgery advantage from Its overall of· 'IY Mn. lclo SliCk boajls that 111 lwo ~ears 1\ haa hard again," sa1d nurse Rostettor Mrs Dorothy Durst Is in r.(elgs fort m behalf of Negro voters Mr. and HI'! ltobort Croill, had only on• bike aeeldent '1'm ~ot as young nurses and General Hospilal lor medical This Arkansas dblpute over the llobbie and Jimmy and M" enrollment of a few Net:ro chJI- Jlaymr "'llit~ were In Columbu•J "\\'~en o~l!tlren telurn to doctors were en 24-hour puty We treatment Mr and Mrt Gus Fitch and ehll· dren I~ a large while secondOI'Y ll«DilY w~ete Uiev visJIP.d Mr~ school, the ' ,c 014,nt rate aoes di~n'! stop unt1l we dropped 1 d(en were recent gue1ts of her school Is not ~lreetly connected lleten W•toel aioter .r the latter up", said Schat~ner. "Tl)e grade from fatigue Heel 104 Itmpe,.turt parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Van with the Eisenhower ~ivU r\ibts ID~ allfnd tile fair school kids ar~ the mO!t frequent "Some or us came down w1th Meter bill re<entlr limited by Conerel3 Ma .•nit IW- ~pry ll~~b•rd victims They are the least the flu 1 memember 1 WI! work Mr and Mrs Bob Cozart and to v9tmg r~ght• The Pre11dent .,.. announcing th< o1rth o( a skilled riders . don't have the 1n1 with a temperature of 104 children of rolumbuo were week baa not yet •lsned tbat bill, ~~- dau&hter I\ Meson Chn~r. Aur. eommon sense of older children there were so msny ill to care !or end guests of hiS parents, Mr and though he wlh do so shortly j2t1 Mr ond Hn Carl Hubbard, and will take unneceosary chan~ In one week, 1 lost 18 pounds" Mrs Roscoce Cozart and her f~mIn l11itr Position l~ql are (II'Ondparen!.l es" Mrs Rostetter mamed to a J!y, Mr and Mrs David Wolfe Even so, Eisenhower l!robablr Mr and llro J c McKay ol He coll\plled this list of 10 steel company emplo)ee and lhe ~ -!111hatt and Mr a•d Mro Ro~ert rules by WhiCh parent• can help mother of a college professor Rollrr ,~d son Gene, Mra. G~"' l~eir chlldren to 80fety lives on Staten ISland and still Ia Sllilth, Spnllgfleld, vl~ted M• -Make sure the biCycle Is th>• caring for !he !lek I I md Hrs. DICk Hsms Ud She Is praying the heail~ an 1 right s ze lor the ch thonlies are right in predJChng Mrs J J DaviS was the guest present the procram for the tve-~ ukilli Preoldent E11enhower to apNH• Oood Brolcn that AslatJO flu spreading slowly speaker when the Middleport Bus- nm1 At the close of the progrfm, point Judge Florence Allen wtbe -Give the bt~~cle a mecham around the world, will be less !ness arnt Pi'ofess1onal Women's Mtss Houdanhelt prese(lted Mr1 Suprel(te Court wt.en there Is 1 cal ebeck, Wllb spec•al attention serious than the Spanish fiu pan- Club had thm monthly dinner Davl• with a g11t !roll\ the club. o br•kes , demle us deadly v~rus and co 11 meeting al the First Presbyterian Preceding the program • roaal t "' Churcb Tuesday evemng beef dinner was served by mem· - 1( the youngster r~des at ptleahons, kilted 850,000 m \h" She dl!played the extensive col-~ bera of Group u of \he Women's Nalloially AdYQI!Ie4 mght. provide him with a heod country an estimated 20 to 27 lecllon of ~oils which Dr Davis Assocl•llon Miss Houdashell read light br~ght enoqch to be seen million world wide brought 10 hiS daukhtm, Charlene the Club Collect and the group at a distance of 000 feet, and Wl\h ul remember. the oth~r starled ,lllllne, ~laun.• and Joyce, while sang "Amertcaj the 'Bq4lltiful" be- I ~ ~L~rlli. ..2.L re[lector at the. 11\lldly," said Mrs' Hostetter servmg as a Naval Doctor attach- !ole the meal. ' ' ' rear bright-enough to be seen 300 "rhen •t got vlc1ous ed to the U s Marme Corps The Durin& the buslne" meellnll, feet "II was sick tolaY, de~d tom or dolls from Japan and Hawah and afte r th e program, 1t was reported , row, -Teach the ch ild to ride WJih GHnd T0 Help Aealn the Phllllpnlnes were sent to that Mrs Horace McElhinny, who t Charlene, dunng world War II, Is reeovenng from a broken ankle, dl r b 1 b both hands on lh e an e a s The veteran nurse um't ry ng Jan EngliSh 81110, doll and two had resigned the poSlt!On of vlee- Make sure he knowa not to t0 r b recalling the ter make left turn m traffic scaf e us Y d It Gcnnan Hummel figunnes were president and program co-on:llnat1 -A child ahould never r~de ro.r, o h the hl918 depl lehmJC " sent to the girls by a fmnd o! or and that the Executive commit· For just t at s e an o er nurses nd Mrs Davts and the other tee had appotnted Mrs Perrm to with another personh on th~ ~lcyi are reared, os she said "to p1tc~ ~:a:ll(ul an~ mt~resl!ng dolls tfiese of!ic~• Mrs Nellie vale, The G1ft I ~le This weakens lS con o o in" She 1s private duty chairman 1were sent frim various places Dr chairman of the Legudative com· the bike •h d t of dlllr!OI 13, the New York Davil vlt:tterl dunug h" ,.,1 tour mittee, announced a guest speaker You Gtve 1 -He should use an SJgno1s 0 counties RegiStered Nurse~ Assn 1 d 1 b d for the October meetiiUI Indicate , his lnwntlon to turn or So far, the Asiatic flu has bee~ 0 So~! ~r'~~e dolls came from The Spw•l committee will be' With Pride stop m,tld With no evtdence o( an m Puerto Rit'O, Portugal, France, It· in charge of the plans for Nat1onal Let Your - No stunt ndlng on the streqt. creaslna seventy But U S Sur- aly, Algeria, Turkey, Greece, Ger· Busmess Women s Week from -ttach htm to took carefully &eon General Leroy E B~rney many and Snam Indian dolla are Sept ~2 to 29 with Mrs Nan Jeweler for ._pproachlng vehu:les when he satd Ia wasbtngton ~~bts 'fee ' be from the Cherokee reservation m Moore as ebairman ''des 1nto a street from drivewaY l""'dqi' 1 hbe'"~ru. hls .~~!at ~t~ct~~ Tenneaeee and the carolinas and The ~ltub votthed to P•Y tbel r t'b" Be Your ll pre " a "' I ea~ a few typtcal Amerieaq tnya were sessmeu or e expenaes o1 e or aA·~ i the child's bike lhould be on guald for chang" 1also shown ID the coll•cbon Fall Conference to be ~eld at Guide "w•th : b::\:'~~ or carrier, so be [In the event of an ep1dem•• 1 Mrs. Davis showed 8 part of Jackson D s "-'old, owner of won't be tempted to 9111'1'Y packtheir collection of colored slides ~e ltlg!Jddle~rt ~;e;rtm1nt ~ '"" m his hands made by her husband on his 11•1 as ven e room ~ • '' trip to Europe The pictures otart· store for the hospital Joan ..,ulp,:;;;;;;:;;;;:;iT;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:o;;;;o;ll AltendiD~ at the Eden Sunday ed with the embarkation In the ment School SUndi\Y was 102 and the United States and Included Lisbon, Letters of thanks from Mrl eD\IeetiOll was $6;!3. Portugal Gibraltar Algeria Iran Peter SIBCe and Mn A R Hecox Mr. a~d Mra. Cttnton Holsinger Sardlma,' l!olognta,' Ventee,' Fior: lor rectnt Ul< ol th~ BPW ~Uit>­ Whtrw Your C111fidtnca and family, ,MI. Eawn, l)illo, spent ence Plsa Rome Naples Porn· ment were read Jnd co)ltl:lbu· the weekend ol thell hom& here ' 0 ' M ~h the ' SWISS tiona from them placed In tbe " ilttJitffM s Mike Kerwtl) spent peu, enoa, un ' club treasury. Pemerof SU Mr. and Mrs wl!- Alpo, Pam, London, Crete, Saion-1 'Club membera olened a petltiqn £, Mala ~ llat'l llo and famUr lea, Phtlllpl, the Bosporus, !Bian· !ponsored by the Clncln11411 BP\V, Mr aft\! M" Junior Hqlsmgor bul, and s,.. m . -:;~;;;.;;,~_;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ol;;;;;;!; ~i s~ with Mr and ltlrB Mrs west•y Frf, preSident, WaS l' Ore..estre: ' G~NOTES !PI' rt Van Meter and family 1ft chargt of the meei!Rg and Mrs • ~""" by ~r. 'and Mra Robert Barber, C~arlottel ~mn, ;ro1ram eo-orB~~· Phi J,ong BottOl\1 visited with hiB ~r- dlnalor, presented Miss Freddie enta Mr and Mrs Leonard Bar· HoudiSheit, chairman o! the In· Exemplars ...,,' supftay evenlns. teniation Relations Comm•ttee, S~WING ;5~;;:;~$!~~~ 111,, Hazel Smith visited at AI;. , who had mvlted Mrs Dov" to LOWEST PRICE IVER I -,...,.- .t iOWL d·¥;.11,.~so;w.n ~~~~ her JIJier, Krf. .1 , •' -, ~ MILWAUKEE UP - Warren World Serjco "We don't think ltq face the lndiant, the Yankees SPahn, ~he big pitChing "stopper" they're overpowering'' he ut«. "we fell they could uoe anollrer '~P~ In Milwaukee's pennant drive have played •ome pretty IQCJd ball rledced outfleldef for l~e stretch •hrugged o!f tha club's recent eluba In the N•tlon1i I.eatue all run Hence, 1he purchlse of the nose dive lo~ay and predicted the year and we cap do at wellqalnat 24-year old Del Greco !ron1 the Dram will "o atl nght" against the Yonks Cubs , the New York Yonkees in the Spa~n Wn~• l~e eurronl Iaiii The chu~ky, right banded hi~ • World Serlca waukee lqtlad Ia "better all the tlpg outf~ehler spent most of the l ~~sure we'll wm the pennant,' wa:Y down lie line" thin the 1148 current season· wtth Montreal or aa1d the 36 year old left bander Boslon Bram ho hell'"" pitch to the lnteroetlonal Leoaue, from Braves wltl "do all r~ght" agalnat the olub'a most ret!e.lt penn~nl whe1e the Coba recalled h1m Mon the Yank• In the Senes, too ''Tnia year we hiVe 1\IOI'e abll day ll• bad a 278 bsttlng aver"Every pi•yer on our team feeta Uy ~II ~loua4 and we keep iel· age that mduded seven home the same Wlly We've had a few tlng better all the tlrile Our team runs In tl8 (!a.Jhes w1th the Ro)als bad games lately but we've still t8 eapable of•exp!Qdina- at any Shortly alter the Cubs brought made a grent overall showing in time" b1m up, the Yankee& orfcrcd an the last month and we'll get goB•y IN~ronct unspecified •urn o! cash plus a 1ng agam' The Yankee• never take• any player to be dehvered next year SPahn s1uJ the idea the Braves clum~. RO even wiLh a {at ~~~-~and the deal was made are shppmg 10 th' home stretch game lead ond Mlt:kor llan.tle The Yan~ees, with 16 game• re because they lost four of their last back m uniform, theY ~ought a bit malftlng, ta\o on t~e we•ter" m five-games ' 1s causing more con of added pennant l.oat.traoee todaY vaders for the last time thlEI sea c~rn among new1men than 11 Ia by acqulll!ll OQtfi~l~er Bobby Jlel li<!U R1gh-hander Bob Turley, lhe among the players Greco from thQ Ch\0410 C~~s. world champs' most consiStent Spahn !i&Jd the Braves are any Althollgh Hallt Bauer, recover- ~itcher recently, will face south thing but overawed at the proapect In& lr9m t brO-W\ bone In his paw Don Mos11 of the Tr1be to of meelmg the Yankeea In the nghl thumb, aloo may be__r,_;.•:::'lll::t~~nl.~h.;.t._. ! _ _ __ _ HIGHUGtm 51 .' ~ ~ roo .. .. BOWLING ~ I t , TRt CI)\INY UA~I High Thl'f¥ Gamt lad Sauer, NEW YORI\ 1UI'- Nelson A e Middleport Yellow Jackets, ~Bakm Furniture QH1 R~kefeller pledged lotlay l}e "!ill H1gh Singlo G'111e Clalworllfl' well rnto their fourth week of do "a.!l m ljly powor" to keep tb• dr~lls for 111e 1957 grid season -Bakers Furnitul'l' 211. ~y UNITID PUIS T,am Three GtmOI HeiiiA1! MIAMI IEACN-WHIIt Pts- Brooklyn Dodgers In l(cw York d!l3hnct b~l warned be Is ~uckins "a 2388 tr~no, 191 Vt, New Orlttnl, au:,. I n, rom a Qllg oot all Team Smcle Game LUlol • , · · ! Geoltt Ptylon, 192, Houslon mirh\Y attraellve offer by L"' seep Angelos • J "Sp~rll", that effervescent, 11 Restaurant 818 STANDINGS lusJVe qualny of , football team Even as other flnanc1al btd 'fl l ,., PH!L.ADILPHIA-4Wrlllld -loiJIII dera appeared do:nlnant everywher~ as bosan throwin( In the towel Coach John Thompson sent h" Bakers Furnature It 8&? Ill, Phllacltiplolo out,.lottd at hi• entrance Into the Dodror h ' Liberty Real Way .. BtthN. mv., N•w York, picture, Rockerouer told the c adrgefs! through contact delenolve Holsum 1Q United Press he WIShed be "had an o eneive drillo to get ready Sent1nel lor the Jackets' Invasion of Rut a • .M:J - mad~ more progress toward ~eepSecond Sl Mkt Ill 4~ j~ land saturd~v night DENVIR-AIIIf Mlltff, 20.1, i~,i t~e Dodeers In New Yqrk" 0UfDCY, JJ}CCCS 0 6 000 As one sentor member of ttte Ar...,tlnt, k-k14 out Johllny Jsln" hi! ihltt~l eonfel'enees , • squad sa1d Kolmoll, lo4, thloOfO 9. wllll Brooklyn owner Walter o• IIA'I'TLE S!A$ON HtGIIS 'We need a couple of wins aw !nd 3 Games, Clatworthy, :J83 Mailer last mopth Cilwlllnall RICHMOND, Colli. i~/ :a~. right at the •tart Just lnd I Game, Ciatworthy, 211t Scanlon, "I'm a-olng l9 keep \rylhg, T'~IQ' by 136, San Team 3 Gall\es,' Holsum, 2~19 thouih," said \~e 49 yen 9ld in the Eastern be:n pl:t~gs~!?:."~~nw:~: ;~~ tlopptd Jltl Partlll, Team I Game, Sentmet, 8tll lll'andson Qf lohn ll RockeloUer 8ue!IaU Oqngress, as anrt Robert Catbird Rouah at bed only two m th h mo4t, 7 TO' "5" BOWLERS AVO. renter So d h 't ree years T at Sr, whq was one ol Amerk:a's Marlo~ Mojher held tbe • r, an we ope I stays there, Charley Stobart's name takes somcthmg out of you" Clatworthy 192 ~btee known ~itlio~a!lfs to ·~• hit'' In the ba<klield wlli be Larry appears at the head of the quHrterback 118t f Ohi u · 178 All[loulh lloel¢1eller would cl~veland, won Its gam~~ g • J '· Llcvlng at quarterback, Leroy action thts autumn or 0 mverstty There's been some c~ges In Stobort TAYLOR RECIIVII HONOR .4 173 Darling and Roy Clark at the Thts b Ill d , Jacket land that !pel! hope for Menchml NEW YORK UP - · Gomer W not vent~re to iilr Vihat I¢ a&lllll~ St>rJo((Jeld, Dl.~ aided b' 170 "See" Taylor, Des Moine~ l,owa, c~an~es were of inlluenelllg the I four-run fourth Inning wb!Ch ht,lves, and Marvin 'Butch" Stob / se~er ':" a m1I that In the years following closely the future aod that have liVen the Davu !Rocks) Belles 167 Roush at fullback ar s gra ua ton from Middlepbrt High School when the entire •quad a booot of morele Register an~ , Tr1b~ne all4!11s cbl· Dodf"" to •tar. other bl~der'['t~de4 t lh~erun homer by 1114• , umnlat, hu been ~am"' wi~IIOI' of for he' club app&relllif eon11der, Jlqlli!)l, c ~velaad drew a bye i!l!' , Darhni proved to 11e the most llny mite brashly was looking for a college 10 go t'o and pia Poss1bly 'he ch1el of these ts today'a schedule t , CITY LEAGUE the lhJrd lllftuat Granlland Rice ed them quite liOOd offeotlve Falcon runner In the football at, he wasn't taken very serious~ Y the work of M1ke Erwm, converted I fy±sirf"s ; s j, > :1t7 ,.. , -t, Sept, 10, lfl7 • 1ame liJimil Ravennrood which We1ghmg all of 140 Jbs soaking wet d h h d to 17!l-pound center of last year mto Jllgh Three Game lnd p Award, ilven each Jear on Rlee's the !'lllcons loti 31-0. He'll bear ly wet to push the scales un that t • ajn e a, be real- a halfback Erwm adds the t~jl'ed­ Clifford, 600 (K & v Cads) ' birthday for ID "outllandinl exwatchlna stbl lh St b h ~ ar, II ust didn I seem pos- ~ents to a bark!leld oore!y needing High Sm&le Oamo p •Will ,2 a ample of sp~~ w•ltiiUI In tbe The !'Dirons' ~·t offe9•lve balle atk do art ad a chance For him to play college foot· II - real opeed beef and defen (Betsy Ross) ' · 2 Rlee tradiUQn" Prtvloua wlnnen threat against the Red Devils, smac e o1 voluntary maeslaughter. Slve gen•us Team Three Games K 4< V Ibclude Fred R-Jt of tbe Nuhr however, was the pa"'ng of Lar· But time works wonders ill athletes as well as In polltl Cad•, 2:160 vllle Banner llnd Red Sm1th o! th' ' ry Uevml to Larl)' H~IOD Short After a service hitch little Cllarley wasn't Iiiii cs. Jan Hauck. yet to learn the fJne Teal() Smge Game, Sports Ceil- Now Yorl Hereld-Ttlbuu. pa-es acrOB< the line were the enrolled at OU last/ear as a tran f t d e any. more He points of the quick snapback In lb u h ld s er s u ent welghmg a soll4 the T formahon, Is proareamg tcr Bl!B SUGAR TO NIC 170 h s hln erak e . unsung, unseated in the favored football well at center In place el Erwm SINGLE OAMI W L Avo. NEW YOI!K IJII...: Tile National Your Aulllotl1ed Dealer set o1arsf p hran ,s, Stobart proved himself the roughest tough Another development ha been Mr Bee es man or ts s1ze on the OU squad. • the movmg of J•m Harris, 17116 3 828 liroadcaotlng Cl!- bu atilled a For K v Cads 1 6 3 823 f1ve-year contract for eiclusive tol:o!eWren, OU football as~istant and head baseball coach, ~~;don~~~hr::1 .~tn; ~~~: ~! Strohs Beer 8 4 819 television al!d radio eoverlgo of 4 0 840 the Sugar Bowl football pme· "St b I backf~etd Harrla, 16 yeora old Sports Center 4 s 796 eaeh New Yoat'a' baJ at 1New O!· o art .s more than remarkable. He's a revelatl I runo w•th authorltr and tt lilting Betsy Ross to what detenmnatlon and courage can do" on n well mto the defensive corps 1 & s super Mkl 2 7 193 lean• The olw contract ro01 Into SEASON HIGH effect beglnnln1 wltb the 19118 Thl1 valor, we all should hope her ill r tn dr~llo 18!t mght the offen this year He'd like to b th N e, w pay of for Stobart slvc backfield w.. fU!ed out w•th lnd 3 Games p Chlford Go& game. cats We'd like him to be ~xa~ly~~lat~hue'rwtearnbtasck for the Bob- JunitH' Rowley at quarter, a vet- lnd I Game, H Loh.!e 211 '' eran, and Horlan WHitlatch and chlel weapon used tn the oth8 1 veter~n Gene Abbott Rea"" to ' e1(pected to see achon step 1 cons! te t d 1 d b ,J t f .., I n r ve ma t Y the Fal· for the Faleons are George McFa"n as re Je are Harris Guy Court " %nd Pomeroy eons Llevlng completed live of land, Eruct Staats, David Rousf Blna-, Yogi Wayland, Jim ci-ooks and Donnie van Maire and Dave Stover at pres' Mtn P<tlt lht. wonclolfvl A~'f I'';;==;;:;:=;:;5;~~~~~nl~ne~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;-...:, - - - - -----+-· ent, wilJ not play Rowle)l, on <lefense l!llrt , , . tht """lum..,.tnl qllorl b ptdoclion p/iJ II • ..,., wtllt, BROOKLINE, Mass uP fourth rountls at The Country Club 1 ly Joe Patton ~alt!bed di on todax wrl~kl!·frt!, flit netlly, "~ \. turn lo dut) of Mark Kelly who solately from the SJdeUnos oday loOIJJ ....~. Whito""l'lnloriJid" Will do only punting and pomt and It was anybody's bait a e There will be only 16 left when IY UNITED PRESS ~roodclolh Fr•nch r1 alter touchdown chores Kelly in the u & ADIBieur golf eta~- they get done !!rlna- In thm two ' AMERICAN LEAGUE ~·110~ Mil. ' GB boots the long, high ball and w•il plonahlp rounds IJIId nooody Is maklftg aQY COME IN AIVll W L Pel. lolot (sa••i'l!lo)t"''l' btoo1clo!i.,1 brmg a dcfimte asset to the club Seil'ng an qpset tempo which ei&Jm!. New York 87 ~~ 630 ~·~~~ o~ Rtton wit••_,' .S.oo .~-'· The No 1 offens)ve hne h" means this ~7th annual eve~l Is GET YOUR Chicago 80 M 588 6 Because along with Patton, forBnston 75 lJ2' 547 Ill\ George M1Jiq and Ed Bailey at completely wide open, college boy mer champion Ted Bishop and OJ· ends, Cornell Vance and Dick Rol Detroit 69 67 507 17 ler at tackles, K1m Neal and John Ward Wettlaufer knocked off Pat- Br~tlah amateur king Bob SweeCleveland 66 70 48:1 20 ton on the f1rst extra hole Tues ny also were blasted ollt m a seeKetchka at guards and Hauck at Home of ~. Qltls ~ ' Baltimore 65 71 478 2! day and now there 1s no 60hd fl:' ond round wh1eh saw ttte oldest center Washington 52 84 382 34 vorlte among the 64 survivors who and youngest player• Jn the field E. MAIN ST. ' ' PbMER()Y Reserves m the line coming will battle 11 out In the third ina come tHrough with Kanm Clly 51 84 378 34\i Mlong fast, some with a Jot of Tulldav'• Ataultt IN Your School Colors be('f, arc Pcle Watner, John L) onB, LHrry Dunham, Walter Har Boston 7 Chicago 4 mght Detroit at Wash nlte ppd rotn m and Sonuy Knapp Cleve al N York n1tr ppd raln K City at Bait mte, ppd ra1n FOR THE BEST Thund•y'• G1ma1 Chicago at Boston I~ ' Of pennant, ' M~'nih" . .I: 11It~ ~"' a~!ol~:r!:: d$ls~~~~ ~ Administration Unprepared Spahn, Braves, Conf1~dent· Iss • WP.tJAfJOR ue S Good Showin., ! "ainst Yankees In World Se~ies :~r~1:~!~~~~~~i?:r:~~.~~ 'y FOr HOt etr" -., I .. l ~ I WATCHES I DIAMONDS I SILVER, I I. I He Drip! CLEVELAND UP _ Coach Brown has named Milt Callilpbell former Intliana Unlverslly track and grid star to start at left hall· baek for Cleveland in Saturday ntght's exhlblt1on game against Never btlo.. have Y9U Mtft JUCh INautlful llyllng In a gas home healer. All n1w WAJM MORNING ga• heaton with Frome" 1tyllng add beauty and 10lid hoatlng co~t~o ,Iori 10 any hOmo. · 7ht..'• a WAIM MORNING to flt 'fOIX ntedt , • • at the Prlct you wclntto pay. Detrolt herft "1'1<111.. Brown concluded after workout• at League Pork Tueoday that tho Olympic dee•thlon titll•t hsd digested a auflie!ent amount of the Browns' otrcnslve pattern to add some luster in the team's home debut of the pre·••••gn schedule The Clevela~d pilot said campbell'• performance Saturday nicht will eo a ion1 way toward detefo mlnllli his offensive oetup for the comlna season 11 Tlme's rqqnln1 abort " Brown said, "and there art aqme thloll we have to find out rilht away> ,IIUD h lOW lt '-64·95 1~r r,utJ~ PAr Utili 'l WID,I TV COVIIAOI NEW YORK UP A rocero eloaed·clrcuclt network of 170 theaters In 127 cities )VItia 1 total seat· Ina- capacity of 600,000, hu been signed by Theatre Network Television ,r lhe Sept 23 middleweight championship bout between Suaar Ray ~oblnaon and carme~ B11tllo c) ' EBE RS• A It HARD WAR'E Weal Ma'" St.' ~· Pomeroy 4( I I 1 \ 1 EDEN 1 REGAnA DANCE Poineroy Jr. High 9:00 until 1:00 I s' $14.50 Greatness Now Is Memory Only Ml!ldleport, Oblo Cu1 fH ftWIIt spil~. ~~~ stays ~e~t•IJI s. c.-,lete Pllrilll oealnl10 IASTI! " INGER ,RECONDITIONID ;.eRA;;s;:~LL~1~B~EM~Fe=RANKLI~ Roberts Takes2bth Loss, Past I. Collins Jewelry MACHIN I IIIO.IOL leaves • J~.:y Ula{J a1d SAFE! Cabinet $15 l~tro I FRIEl ly PRID DOWN The Braves, w1lh Hank Aaron Unlto4 p,.. Sport Wrlttr back hitting se<ond and JohnnY The once . creat reputation of 1Logan back at shortswp, ohaded TO THE WINNERS OF THE DRAWING with IICh 111Hhint Rohln Jloberta was little more the P~rates as Lew Burdell• 1 Pinklns Shean Held For Annual Saelt To School Sale than 1 memo!')' today when he en- chalked up bb 15th win A.ron tered the 20 eame circle - the 1bl01ted h•s <Oth homer ani' Ed ..,.. one Mathews walloped hiS ilal to tte 1 Tho dUrable Phllad~lphia right the club mark of 182 homera In a bander who wob 20 or more ..a,on oel 1n 1955 Burdette ...... '(rom llltiO through 1955, sled and ocored on singles by Now Fef HHit hnloltltlotloR CALL wal taped with his 20th loss of ~end~enst and Mathew• inrovo<i.ll Wllaner1 BAIIBARA FAkMBR !he year Tuetday nlihl when the aeventh for the run that 0 1 MAIL TH15 COUPO!ol St Louis Cardinals ~ept paee with declolve the Mllwaukee Braves by beating The e~lc4!i; l) cubt romp_ed over • • - - - - - - J - - - - - - • • -~ the Phlltles, 4-3, •n.l' tnnlnga The the Brooklyn Dodgers, 9-2, and HOUSEHOLO SEWING /!li,CftiNl CO. Braves reliined theil' Gil ·game Clncmnall Redlegs ripped ~ 918 JRDAVE., HUNTINGTON lead wtth a 4-3 VICtorY over the New York G•ants, I, in ••••·•·II "'AMI · ---------- ·- --· ---·-·····-----· ······--· Plttsbllrlh Pirates NL games while the Rober\J, who took over In the Sox knock~d the Cb1cago lilhiitoilf· SnEET -· . -----··-- ·· -------•,-,···----·· -------Winner: GLENN STILL lllh lnnlnl with the .,ore bed, Sox all games belllnd tbe New G:ITY ___ __ ......... -........ Sl'An ·------------- I 1 I j I ; t b 3-3 ahut out ·the Cardinali lor Yor~. Yanke••· WJth a 7-4 trl~mpb IIHOHE ------------ -----·•--- --~.:I ; t~ tiJ!Iinp. But tho cardinal• In ·the onlr Amcrtcan Leagu' I IF RfD GIVI OIRICTIOH ---·•-•··••··•··--·----·· .pRI~E: fiUed the bases on singler bY. , gable played • • • • • ,. • ._ • • • _ ._ .., .., • • • I I 1 < ' pitcher IJndy McDaniel and Joe LAWRENCE HOT • HC!Iicf~y !Cunningbam plus an Intentional Bloolao Lawrence'• three hll talll to Eddie Mwts. Ken Boyer pttthlna- and 111\l Taylor's two-run WJnqer: MELVIN MIL~N roll~wed with .... , •• that brote homer wore the bJ& blows for the ' UP. th61ong contest Redlegs, wlio dealt Jolinny AR<o- ,tt 1 I ' il ' ' MCfltnltl Rtcolvn Win Delli his 15th defeit ).awrence PHONE JA·5~116 l.i. P 'lfoPanlel, wbo ~k over In ~~ .0, Ot!ntrllnlted a sln11e to a Cin· 918 THIRD AVINUI ·\1 • "' '' lltlt lftlllil8, received credit for blt, Cillna!t aevehlh • lnniiUI relly !' CALL COLLICT HUNTINGTON, W. V4. • fllddleport, Ohio 14111 w1n of tho eampalp com- be ciiiJed hiS 15th vlctor7 of tlie 1~n. L._.,;.._..,..~.;e·~ t ~,,~\,..,_. .,..,......,...~,.;·~loel&btdefeata. , IL_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. CONG8A'flllATJQN8 f,· 8aft11el ~wls 11ual I $IOO ... t!OO...tS~ .... IOOO WANT SOMI CA Ht ~ O~IY. $5~!~. I PAINT .. · .... · .. .'. $01 HOGG & ZUSPAN INCORPO~TID." Ia 'l1te Hemet ...._ cti.Y MATIRIALS . sr.a&Ju •• CUJ,1f. v.~ .. I ,. t ONLY PL:VMOUtH Y.OU All. THESE FEATURE' NO.W I . --.. • Flight-Sweep Stytmg-thinew sha~ pi molloril • T'rston·A•re Rtde..,tames the roughest road 1 ' o,Double·Header ltghts-increased saletyl ' , • l!vsh 8utton TorqieFiilt-optionel o 1U 11104-"l , • Directional StabilizerFin,-llfer tflvtlll alls~al ,' ' tilzens more-MIGI ~rUII'Wilit 1 drfvel ' ' $4.95 Value ' •rRST PRI%1: $29.95 Kodak Brownie Smnl Movie Camera . '*' JA 59116 o• SECOND PRI=E: ·.$17.95 Trovler New Modern11ire Table RadiO THIRD RA $9.95 kc..tok f!CII•h Camitro Olltfit 'L'S DE.... ' ' '' f'lll FltAMK~~ I " ••o -- --·-, HOUSEHQLD I SEWING MACHINE. CO. , ___ \ I \ ~ ·I 1 1f gt ~· :~OL fs 11111·Jitlisonous 1...sale to use. Leavesliowts IPir*Htll deln m SIII:Ollds. Fcesllens ballnoom air witlt 1 liehtdeli&htltllaroma Ill fresh pine. And most important, Sno-Bol ltllclts the p~ces where germs mrght breed• keeps VO~f bathroom safe..I I) �for J~• new year 'l'h• WSCS will serve a thiCken din· nor, Se~t 19 from 1 p m to 7 p m at the Methodist Churo'• buement ),dult.s $1 Z5 children f~ Refreshment• of 88ndwicheo potato chips pickles, celery, mu.s coffee and tea were semd to the loilo~jlna members Mr~ Susan Theobald Grace Colwell John Colwell, Jantt Morris M•l dred P~erce, Lois Wolle, Mare!A Denison Mildred Lu~as 1\larjone RICe. Ellen Tucker Lillnle Ta) lor Pauline Buck Goldie Ander son, Boatr1cc Sm1th Rei Jordll~, Elhet Chapman Naom 1 ChB!e Groce Thoma5 Bertha Am~. Alice Sprouse Blanche Jivtdv 11 Rebeeca Folan Mary Beard MiSs es Opal Armstrong N~etha llemlng and one gue!lt, Mrs V10 le' Anderson Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middll!)lort, 0, Sept 11, 19&7-7 4rawn ~~ Ditton-Drug;- (c•••ln••d From ;,,, One) ', 8 jl"UCSt ' Legal Notice I last week Sa~d defendants are requ~red to Pt Pleasant, vlsltea on Mrs Iva Capenart '' visiting l.i.. answer ,aid petition on dte 28th wit~ Mr and Mra Her· Mr and Mrs Herbie Sayre and ;.,;~-~. ., NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT day ol September 19.'17 or JUdge 1man Cartwright \ \' ~ Tnuler Spar on R1ver Front For Admlnl1trator mt~nl will he taken against them Mr and Mrs Densll Dunlap of Mr and Mrs Clarence Newell ehiidtcn in Dallas, Texas FOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Mr and Mr$ Jame11 Durby of ~ f ' Sale L1v•og room smte Also Eotolt of Roy Ltwlo Smith FLORA STEF'F'I as Admin PI J'leasant spent th week end of Chesh!Ie Mrs Katie Stewart 2 year old Western Pleasure colt Notice ls hereby g1ven that Roy lstratrJX of the estate or With Mr and Mrs Artley Blake and Norman Stewart Middleport Huntington and Mrs Grace Mur- ~'.~~ Reynolds Dairy Store Caii9Z63 R Sm1th whose Post Ol!1te Add Walter Lotlfldge, dece.,.d Jam., Young Is a surl~tal pa· were oaillng on Andy Ste.w~rt on ray of Orlando, Fla vaaJted Jim ' , and Okey Layne and Miss Goldft ,..\.! ~ i 9 11 3tp ,.., " Porliand Ohio has !Jeen WEBSTER & FULTZ tient m a Porkersburg hospital Sunday • Ro!'ms for renl Kitchen prJvileg duly appOinted as Admm111trator IAttorneys for Y1amtJff Mr and Mrs Thurman Young Mr 11na Mrs John Miller of HaJlt twer the week end Mr and Mrs Glen Smith and rs Phone M 1).6 Blp \ ol the Estate of Roy Lewis Smith (8) 2 A 16 23, 30, (91 6, 13 7k and Mr& Myrtle Lillie s~qpped Cblihcotbe, Mrs Deibtrt Beoker of PttONE 398 006 late of Meig.• County, Ohio, de 1 tn Parkersbur~, Wednesday Mldp1eport and Mrs Don Becker £am1l~ have moved mto tlle1r RATEi I ~ ceaaed Mr and )Irs Oscar Henry and and Randy and MI'B Albert S<holl new h'ome on Haven Heights I 4 room apartment '" Dated thJs Jlst day of August !!OR Terry, and Martha Ward, Co- of Pomeroy vudted Mr .and Mn I etllll pe.• won!, Ob8 W.rtlon Minimum charee Me --4 .:enU I Furmshed Pat Carmack bas accepted , a I Pomeroy Phore 33'7 J 9-&-tltp 19~7 llumbus, spent Sunday w1th Mr Ernest ll!lnry, Sunday 111ne _...tivolluertloaa. John C Bacon By Tho Good Will Cfm and Mrs Don Qu11enberry and Ml; and Mro Robert Wheei~r, P9" lion at the Vanadium plant ~ - One monlll for 25 eenta per word. The off1ce group the Vana Judge of the ProbRlc Court Mr and M"s Jobn C Roush and Donme at Waverly, 0, and en· 1Camp Con1e> and Mn Clara SlePUll nte of I cella per WOld will he •barged lor adiCrli!inK II I 4 rooms and bath furmshed Also gnrage at ~nterpllse Call ~J Me1gs County, Ohio sons Curtis end Chester of West Joyed a PICRIC at Lake White vena pt y1eaaant, v1~1ted Andy dmm Plant honore Miss Betty liCit Mid fer beforo ~ 15tb of eaeb month following in<ertion 9 11 titc (9) 4, II 19, 3tc Columhl8 attended a bali gsme Also Visiting I>lr and Mrs Qu1sen Stewart and Mr and Mro Jesse Jones recentl) with a dinll(l:r linn ill Advertlll•\eSllould bo reported immediately Tbe M1ss Jones whD IS leaving the _ _ _ _ _ _ ....---:-:--ID Charleston, Saturday evenmg berry were Mr and Mrs John Little 110111 &entlnol DOl rapenalhle for mtll'e than one incor plant 1s entering Glenville St"te~ .,t; Shady lra1lcr space 1 block from Mr and Mrs Charles Long anu 1'0!:! I-nion. ·Clod of 'l'lllnb 10d SneeW Notices of Even" Sl 00 Obltuartoo Teachers College t) atudy music~ • center ol town on River lront LEGAL NOTIC1i CO!Idren of Galiipollo Ferry were I < --otlcentperwonl. Phone 6009 g II 6tc calling on ldr and Mrs WilliS J-? rooln houSl' anr\ 15 room - - - - -- - - - - Geolge Stuckey whose lart Marr and f>mil• Sunda• after Mr~ Hom•"' Hutchinson Mr \ouoe 74 ot an aorr Willi for p,ent - Eltonslob r.adderJ, known place of reSidence was Bo' ' It rl 0 and Mrs William Abbott Mr. (\) Nottces htg hwa~ Sca~Jld hJarda, DrDp <.1otba. well Arkansas and1.8whose present noon d Mrs Jerry Sc ott an d A bridal shower was held on 11el and children Villa Leer Ell Ed c on ken d Mrs Blancue • • uem Ctty ll.at<'r n r.liD Fl h . u lddl place of residence unknown and Mr an 0 I The Rtvervitw PTA will offer at Syracus(' s rr Hcndmks ' t.on :i er .m eport daughter Lisa Gad of Pomeroy, Mcmday evenmg, Sept 9 at the zabeth Mdntosb Martin all (If Charleston all were 10 Publle "9, Pbono 82&5Jt by reasonable dlligence be Ohio, were calling on !nends Sun horne of "J.llrs curt 11 MeDanu~ 1 1n n. lid Auction to the h1ghest ,. ..,tp - - - - - Ill II eannol, ascertained, Mary Duke, whose Otlver1Y sue Roush, Emma R~ Labor Day gues" ol Ml" b1 er these articles formerly - - - 6 room house and bath Natural lut known plaee of residence wu day Mallon honormg Mrs Calvin Me an Vica Roush Sharon McDan Goldye Hart • , gas m house one m1ie north 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tlr,ley Park The Rev and Mrs Richard Daniel lei Mary K Roush, Glenna Those attendmg the funeral ol Proceed t be ed of Che11ter Call A J Carter mumb and whoae presl!11t place of Wright and daughter LaNell, Frllth and Carol, Bertha Schrel Russell Ohlinger at Ch,rle&ton 1 1 :!,~~ pll!ll new ~~v~rvie:sGrad~r YUkan 1122 32 g 10 8tc reSidence is unknown and oannol left Wednesday to spend r week The hostcS!cs for tho srtm j ber Edith ln&lcs Wilma McDan last week were Mr and Mrs Les ' GP r.nge piano numerous 10 ROO!U IIOUSE Unfurnished :Apartment 2nd Ward be reuoroable be ascer lwith Rev and Mrs Carl Wright were Mrs Dayton Raynes, Mrs 'lei Mrs John Ingles Ora Mae ter Ohlinger Mrs Ruth Smith " talned Viole\ Bryan, wnose last and lamllY at Westfield N J Raymond Grlnstoad and Mrs Me McFarland Ruth Roush, Euiah ;nd Mrs Orpba Ohlinger kiIeben oupplie• dl8heo, "'coal Available around Sert 15 Call known place Df reSidence was Pa ) Alva Green of p,•ev!lle Ky, Daniel Redman Mrs Hcrman RouB h Ob1mger an d w1 1e wore ··,.a\io'~' ' and I OT ,, utIng l!loveB school Beats tJ Rooms Newly Painted 446-M or 2t-Y 9 10 6tc d K t ~. d h I .. Decorations wer(! m keepmg Evelyn Stewart Hester Rayburn ~_ h detks, ebaln, tables, many ltemB also uca, en UcAy, an w ose pre and Dr and Mrs p E Stanley of with the event wath the <:olor Ruth Mcintosh Dorothy Schwarz ing 1R Wtnch~SLCr, Va rhen of ochool furniture to numerous ( 17) Ht~IP Wanted sent place ol residence" unkno'WII Pomeroy and the Rev and Mra scheme carried out1n pmk and d B k R F I died of a heart attack 1 to mention Houtehold furnisn 1 and cannot by reasonable dill Jerome Rodger o! PI Pleasant " b11e p18 k wedd 1ng hell8 mark an son, ec Y ayoes 5 FOOT LOT Hewetson Eileen Foreminranees Bar dRev1 and Mrs K J Scolt •" '···"'· '· blast 01 ..•, refrlgeratoro, two 1 bporitnctd wtltre11, Alii cook. aenee e ascer • In S~ racu~e Oh 10 h k taIne d1, Mae 1Pr1ce .1 were re<:enl callers of Mr and ed each P1ece wh11e cake bara McDamel, honotee, and hos e kre atiVes 10 Lan<:astcr 1 0 rocking chair, aew boarda S G H D t Top wa'". Mutt havt good rtf. w ose nown P ace o reu· Mrs A B Woodrum which centered the tRble Pink tesses wee end ina maehlne kitchen lable dreo ee eorge urs oroncoo. Holt! Mortln. '11 6tc donee wao 814 Wayside Drive, The Rev •nd "'" Orville Bayes and while slreamers were arrang Mr and Mrs Bbb Jobnstoh Jet, radio-cabinet, Ironing bDard 1 Cnt St Poi'Mf'oy · - South Charleston, West VlJ'iini• and famdy returned to tttell home ed ln a May Pole effect from th:! Sending gJfts but unable to cblJdren VISited relatives otando Thor electrle wuhlng or Phone 514 X ( 181 EmploymenT and whooe present place of re!l- after a 10 day vacation m Florida teiUilll to the table attend were Mro James Diehl Sr Charleston and Nitro dUIIilll the • hi h hI di h dence 1.11 unknown and cannot, by Mr and Mrs Raymond Farley Refreshments served were NelUe zarbndt, Mrs.. R J Will weekend , I p:~ ~!er ~~=:.~c sw~e~ - - - - ' ante reasonable dtligence be ascertain of Pittsburgh ulled on friends eake tee cream and punch Gam lart)son Mrs Gotdon Creame.Jerry Arnold Js ahendl"& , ~ er touter two iron beds throw 1 room• balh full basement new Paint;-n;--;;allable for lnalde ed, Leo Knowle~, whose place ot and relatJVf:!~ reeently ea were played and pl'JZes won Mrs Margaret f\Ousb Mrs Ver Glem'llle State Te~chers College l rus-. llbr,.ry table, TV baBe automatic hot water heater gar or outside jobs Contact Ralph residence is unknown and cannat Mn Earl Darst and G.all of Pt by Mrs Glenna Fruth, non Rt>ush Billy Joe Roush Mr and Earl .Teaford medicine cabinet I b•se diSposal Cali 61493 46 Hutton, Portland, Ohio by reasonable diligence be ascer Plemnt Mrs Herman cartwneht, Noble Molhe Warlenburg Mar Harold Davu Mrs Delwon Ro- Columbus visited Mrl an4 Mr• .,,~.• ,.,, 1 AucHtrtttr-l Crift Bradford N Fourth Av Middl rt tained and the wn k 0 0 wn MrB Pearl Nl<:hols~m at)tnded 8 r:aret Blelncr Hattie Fiscb~r •nd berts. Mrs J~nlce Reynolds, Lou Arthur Werhll Sale Bta~a at lO " m Saturday c epgo 10 3tc 9 II 6tp heir, devisees, legatees, ad shower hono"mg Mrs Cartwnght s Nan Mclntrull The door prlze Roush, Helen ,Stewart Mrs Hom Mrs A G Mehlman and so~ Sept. 14 Lunch oerved by PTA - - - -- Wa!ltoo-PI)PER H~GfMj:'i5 miniJtrators executoro and as.,gna daughter Mrs Jule Chapman at was won by Dorothy Cartwrlghl er Cunningham Mrs Robert VISited relahves In Charles\o~ 1e yei<ro ex~erlenoa Free eal of Leo Knowlc• 11 he be deemed RuJiand last Thunday evening Attl!ndmg were tnose named ~ Stewa1 t Jr Mrs Luther Tucker and Cbeyl•n W Va recently 9 11 3 $400 MONTHLY male& L. V Rack • name• and places of reol E 0 Saunders of Pomeroy W8! above and Suzanne Rothgeb Mrs Sr Mrs Donald M11den Mrs Gole Maver ol Sbclollni Maleh Saturday Sept SPA It TIME Box 124 Ohio 7 •" denee Ia unknown lhe un calling on fflends Saturday s Ferry " vJSIImg Mr and ,.. mile above New Haven E vo known heirs of Walter Lott Mr and Mrs George Cartwriaht Carl Lanham Luey cooper ue 1 0Jr~ McDamcl Mrs Frank Me 1 Sponi!OI'ed by segriat Ridge Rod Reliillng and collecting money ridge, decm"4 whose names and and daughter Sally, of Pennayl Johnson C8fo1 Buck, Ann Wailh, 1 Damei, Mrs Evelyn Brake Mro Paul Scally o!'Grealthoolll d G Cl tl from our 6c High Grade Nut places of reside n c t are vanll accompamed his mother Esta Bumgardner, Bertha P1ckens M;n, Betty Mr and 1\lrs A ...!,_!-:_. u unknown will tale nohee Mrs Grace Cartwnght to he~ Nellie Schwarz Mrs H\lfOld Tho as Sadie El1ss, Liane Rtcc Mr and Mrs Raymond ··''' ,.,, 9 11 3tp machines in th1s aroo No se ll, ina:! To qualify for work you Hauling .!!crvlce for flltered &oft that on the 19th day of August home ..... n• the week end T"e\1 Schwar: and Marilyn, Clara Sm1tll Dav d J,anham Mrs Jean Car.t mctored to Stanton, 9 1 11 Girl• tapping and ballet .... oes, muat have a c~r references wnLer to rural customers Rea· 19e3 the plamt1tf Flora Sleffy as .u- '' • Mrs Chrl!iily Bletner Mrs Chas 1 wragllt Mrs Lester Dodson, MT~ 1 week alae Boys topcoat sl~,...IZX $'798 cash secured by mventory aonable rates Good zero soft were eueat.s d Katie Oliver Mrs Yeager, Mrs Dallas Yeager Ed Roush, Elizabeth Cooper and Mr and Mrs Arthur Werh~i DevoUna 6 h.ours a weclr to bus water PlloM llO.X or 397 Administratrix. ot the estate of Cartwright has spent the past sev Frances Nease Mn Pete McDan Mrs Jack Jobnsoo J are vaeahomng In New Jersey : 10 Phone 11!49 X. 9 II 3tc lne11 your end on percent.ogc Culh&an Soil Water Sm1ce Walter Lottridge, deceased filed eral weeks visitmg In Pennayl ---- - They w11l also viSit Mr1 and M~ r RUM!o!AGE SALE ~hold in ol collection• can net up to Q.6-6te aaainat them In tbe vanla Younestown and New York LETART' • • Bert as Sunday guests Mr and Mrs E T werhhe in Arlington 1Va ! ¥ $400 monthly witn very good ol ~le~gs County Mr and ~·rs Lewrence Newlin Rolhn• Leon Mr and Mr• 1 Mr an', Mrs John Ba- n•el' pos•ibllitiea of takmg over lull CauS'e No 15,598 for :Mrs Am Boston called on M1SII " u u .t s Brow n 1 Buildi na:, IIain. St Fr i day ond Saturday, Sept 1314 ume Income Increasing accord REFRIGERATION SERVICE certain real estat; lor of Martins Ferry called on !mndo Y Ted Stewart West Columbia and' I ie!l lhis week for Phjladelph1~ Allo Bake Sole Sat~rday by the I mgly For lnlurview mcluole Domestlc-Coml!lercJal-Dalry of debt• ol said deced Fnday He lived here thirty years Ella Biesoing Monday afternoon Mr and Ml• Arlie Roush and I where they will make their tiOm~ llomen of th• ~k Springs j phone nQmbcr In application real estate Is dcscnbod ago Lenior Chopm}ll and Johnnie chlldr<n ol Broad Run I and Mr Barringer will enter tile !lotbodial Church k 9 o Sip write Nallonal Vending Com JACK'S REFRIGERATION Vlsltmg Mr and Mrs Walter , llall~wty left Mo~day for lhelf Mrs Ruth Young, Mrs Wanda Luth eran Seminary there , . - -1 __,., .,. pJDY( ~2i Lexington Avenue 24 Hour Servi~ ated irl the Village vr t'ometoy Blake Sunday were Mra Margaret bomes m llllno1a They wer.e ac-1 ~Pberry and aon of Gallipolis Wf!,!ED Home IM 3 kitteno, New York 17 N Y New Haven Tu 23537 County of Meip and Slate o! Ohio Crocker Mr ond Mrs Mrs Jnek companied hv Mrs Garnett Chap- Ferry spent Sunday'wiutllfr and niano Phone 6371 Y I and bounded and described ,. !ol Roberls and daughter and Mr and man who .,n visit indefintely ¥ra Virgil Burlio I( 9 10 ate Good used brick Orwn Nelson 1 t 1 d th Viil 8 • Mrs Ray Ro~erls of pelawarc 0 w1th her children Robert Taylor and mother were Sunday School attendance on Se~ 8 8 --""Ht'""a~.. forDexter Ohto or llcnrv Curpcn!u RJ.TEST OA~ AT a~"';um:~~~ ~ ~ ~or~" par~tcuta ri; Mra Clarence Wafnsley haa re Arch Roush Curtil Rickard gueah of relatives IJ; Pomt PleaS e was 61 the offenng was $11-.9tJ '-~<~nile Lula•ae _ Lane Cedar Rullnnd Ohio 9 o ~tc REGULAR PRICJI: bounded and deseribed 09 follows turned from Holzer Hoop1tal and Harry Thompson Ernie Rickard ant Sunday evenmg A Baptismal 1erv1ce was held ·:~till _ LAU Window Fan11<'UWELLS SBRVIC! STATION Lol Number Twenty three (Z3) di II recuperating from on operation and Curt11 Young met at the home j)ollas Glhbs and Sandra Broad at lhe wol'!lhip semce lollowlll& ~ lri&ld•lre Refrls••ton Coal hc~tcr 111 goo11 cunch!lun LUBBICATION ana WA.SR vidmg In the center from the front Ann Harrl!i VISited Atr and of Jves King Thunday to cut hi• Run, were rl'eent guests of Mr Sunday SChool Wilt Purttlturt, Mhldlt,.,., Ohlt $20 Mr~ Burl Hu sM 11 Brnd to the rear Also the concurrent Mrs John Hnmson recently corn Mr Ki111 IS in poor health \and Mrs D"'1ght Gi~bs The MYF helda1ts re~ular meet :18 tf bury 0 ~ 113tc llllddle!lllrt. Oblo fight of easement to use the Alley Mr and Mre Gerald !felly and Mr and Mrs Fred Roush were Mr and M•• A.reh Roush called mg Sundny with an attendance of between the shove del!cribed prop children Darla and Denme ot shoppang In Pt Pleasant, Friday on Mr and '\Irs Ivea Kmg Satur· 1.1 youth and 1 adult DevoUQPB 4 were led by Margaret Windlan"d., TERMITES IXTIRMINATID erty anti the Woateiiy one half of Pomeroy wrr~ Sunday evening Mrs Amy Boaton, Mrs Ada \Jday even1ng Jo!r and M~ Curtis Rickard had w1th ntoyd Ddllnger gMng t~e For rrce Inspection ptt.me 383 M, •aid Lot Number Twenty three (23l eallera Of \Irs Irene Kelly and Thompson '"d Mrs J,.aura Gibbs spent Tuesday afternoon wllh Miss II their IUPPet guests Sunday ev,. prayer ond OrecJe Swartz tlie c.llmore Supply Store Pomtroy Said 088ement rlgl\lls to eonlinue family Mr and ,;\Irs Chcsl•r Oliver, l~lla Ble881ng whj1e ber ol1ter, bing Rev and Mrs W S Bdhpo Sc"pture rea~Jng Durlntrthe bus· At1 work guaranteed Fully In for the ben•fit of the heirs, sue llless meetma the .Jured Vau~:ban'a Induetrlal and cesaora and asstans In ownership Joan ond J!.itmcr Van Meter Jr Maude, attended the funeral of of Point Pleuant C6) I JISt & Found Dallas Walker of M~son called a party lor' Fr!day e~<tnl~~. Res ACJ,tlal Termite Control Ser- of the property abutting on said accompamed Jem Arnold ol New Mrs Don 0 Aten Haven "nd Roberl Oliver back to Mrs Leoba Young was tbe on Mr lves ~lng Sunda)l< evening 27 at lhe chljl'eb vlco Sl Mary~ W Va 7 25 U alley !lOST - Bl1<k and ian male boc The petitiOn alleges tnat the per Glenvlile, W Va Salurday where guest of Mil Laele Roush, Friday ,Mr and Mro, , CalvJD Blesting the church history il• bo!IDd Gooa by name o! onat e!ltate of laid deeendent 111 they Will attend college afternoon apent Siturday and Sunday with was held following thf! b\lllRe.. Clean Uled can 1 "loo." Pbono tiOUT Y 9 10 3tc not oullielent \O deb" and llr and Mrs Horold Rickard Jr Rev and Mro. W S Blliupo and lllelr ton, Lewis~ wM 11 a patient meeliU and the meetin• cloaed All Mlk.aad Motljlll obligations ol 811 estate and lhat of Rapid C1ty S D is VJIJling ~" Mrs C G Billups of Point Plea,. Ill Morris llem..-ial Ho1p1tal 1n w1lh the MYF benediction FOil Ia neceasary to sell said real parents Mr and Mrs Harold Rick ant were supper guesto or Mrs Mitton, ' The Orange Cbqreh wtU h9ld , METROPOLITAN Itestate lor the payment of tho ard Sr Cecil ~Iessing Thursday evening La\\'lence Wolle of Union spent i" annual homecommt on Suriclay 4 AUTO 8ALI8 aame Mro Mildred Shirley of Pome Revival ~trvicea are jn pl"''fre" Su. 1ug!Jt with biJ aon, Law Sept 29th •" Tho proytl of tho petition Is roy oalied on Mrs Mareeillne Bu at Board Baptial Chureh Rev ' W I r~llte Rlthal'd and family - or The regular meeting of. 1t;h;::,e,;~;•,, ··:~1 ·\> old estate he sold lor ell recently S B1llupa and Rev ~It Mur- Davies Grove S c :. wll! be held on 'I' paym011t of debit of said deco VIsiting Mr and Mrs Hubert ray ore dellverlng the mesoaaea t -11\tudo lll,.lnt Sept, 17' afthe bOrne of co•ta of administering Roberts of Roek Springo lhe put Mro Ethtf Rouah, ~rpad RUJI, I lor FURNITURE and for other rellel week were Mr and Mrs Walter and Mrs Fannie ,...., in N)tf HAVEN. :W 'Va Mrs tinbie Gaul 1,es Chevrolet II lon Pitlup Bloke and family earkerrburg Thundoy Tb~ form· LtONi ' ' a 10 d•Y atay at A fiMfl LWB, Lalti lhan 10 000 VII The Brlgntell Coi'MI Jnauranee ProtoetiOII, Mrs John Gilmore ond dauaht· er consulted Dr Tbom88 L Harris Tt!~ New ijavel\ Llo~s where lh• i>ent to !IOtUal mileo Almoot like the ID lilldtll~port BUY luto. Pin, Polio call Dor era of ~yracuse and Mrs John Mro Luvena Ri!ney and Mro met '\'ltetd ~venin with I daughter Mrs James 4af It Wll sold Blaettnaro ITRUCTURAL I IIAMI llltidll;:oJrt, Oluo Taylor of Mftson were calling on Mll~red Tho.npaon called on Mr• ~ent, Jotil\ ~olle ~ldiht pr~ an4 ll!lant daughter, Pomeroy 0 9 6-Btc Manchester puppies Cheap o V ICIIAI' liON- MITALl !llr and M" Ned Honry recently Arch Rouol1 Sat~ay in( ' the me~ting ·t~e grou , r Clark Rt No 33 Next lo Sail~ OHIO VALLEY lllk Ponllae 8 Slar Chief $1 21111 illr and ~rs Jll10pb Shea re Mr and Mrs r:.,. Kil!li ol Point euued the fUture yidt p r burl School 9>9-3tp Convertible Cpe New top Hy llltned to their hume ill Edgewood Pjeaoant, Mr and Mrs Renna Bloodmobile Un!L 11 4rtmotle drive All lealher ......1. , _ FOR SALE New 4 bedroom house Pa on Thursday morning They K ne of Honderaon were receqt I' iiOunced that l~e zone : ' t~n tPOR SALII Nit& lhOWI extra Jood eare on Children's Home Hlll Call had been house eueata or Mr and peats of Mr and Mrs I~•• Kinl Wll held Sdnlia)l t tho R~ Blaettnan, romeroy 0 9-6-61< For Rcat.. uranta or Schoo~ Nu 71 M lor !J•formation 9 10 3t< n Ned Henry lor two weeki of Oak Grove , Youth o~ eiub .:a~~ Stainless Rolrigcralor 32 eu IlADIO • TIIL!MBION lll!ORVICI, Mr and Mra Byron Von Meter Mro..,..ketha Brooks openl Tuclplana to e~tertlin lh 1 ladl!ll It, 2 door complete w1tb un1t Phon• tJo Cleland Applianee 18M Bukk VB Suw f2 695 of Acme, W Va, were calllna on day· With Mrs W W Stull. 1 0 10lit~ 29 Th e r wu $9~ 00 now $6~0 00. Guar IlioN, Ul W.llaln SL, Pomerar •Hard Top Sedan Pow" llfr and lira Ned Henry, Mqndoy ·vr and Mn John A Bleulnl on ' ose present antood JACKS REI'IUGEIIA l·JUI Mr and iiii'B fled H,nry, Mr of Parkorobura, ~ Ji'lf Bleui•l were ~ohu Wolf~. Charles Lest•r, 1 arlnr and Brake" R & 11 TION, NEW HAVEN TU 23537 II)' 1harp New one cot! and Mra Joseph Shea and Mn 11 Sr, Mr and lin Faylll~utna,sr, t•k-~~~,NI~k Pn;ips,,1 ; fU4I 00 Bllettnan, Pomeror ~l~:llltp abel Brown and ehjidren and Rlelty, Randy and Rebecta of .,"~· "''" ea ewe • : • 0. 9-6-6tc Cher71.Burns was vi1itinc with Mr Sleubtmvllle were ~\utday even- ~11!1-;;:n lnd a new member and Mrs St.Jnloy Hort on Monday inl ~ala of Mro. Cecil Bleaaiilc on vera, : :Stli Dod(e VI 2 dr S7M Cor evenllli A picnic supper w11 en and Ella . .. ~llet Selin Automatic ahlfl joyed. Allen Prosser was visiUne in SIVt(ING CLUI : ~ Hiw paint job Top performer Mra George Burris was a pa· Letart Sunday eVOQil1jl Mrs N P ~wackltamer ,ntcr: : Jdaettllln Pomero1 o f.8.6tc tiont in the Hartman Clime at Okey B Pouah, Mrs. Etjlel. Fry falned m~• of the Bend •r-• -- Parkel'&burg on Friday and Satul' and Curt 11 M1 Young were Dual Sewing Club at her home oo : 11151 Bul.cko aa low a• $695 Five She un~erwent a Blnuo oper· n"'s callers In Point Pleasant on Tuinesd~ •~_:noNon 0Thwoae1attend :' "bbtter buyo One of lhltSe Saturday I Wf•v - · c n Mrs • t ean owned bY local m~rchant The Good Wlli Class will hold ~ and odro Rosa Wul~brean~r L. 1 Ruttencutter, Mr> P J : ' ...... owiler- low milcaa.: Blacl a rummate sale tn the luae Hay" and Donna, M• and Mn Guy , Wolpert Mrs Ed Stein, Mrs J ~~~:~~~~re·w lltln, Pomeroy, o U-lHIIc nea property stlrtlllli on TueJday Blelllng of IIJJon Jptnt the week , L Stewart Mra R F Bryant afternoon •t one o elook They end in Columbus with the fo!JDer'l Mrs F ~ Batey, Mrs wUi be open 'l'hul'&day aflernOQn children Smith and Mrs AJI)y JiVIden ' '!""~-also. Mr and Mrs lloy Roush of 1\lr and )Ill Arthur rick of Parkerabura lllr, and Mn; An<!Y ' llRTJ4 1\omeroy calllld on Mr and Mrs €I'08a and son, ).eCirt Falla Jlr, Mr and Mrs Ed\'lh Edward! Ned jlepry, rtiui'Jday evenln& ' apd 1119 DaUao Yeaaer ol llaaob aro announcing the b~rth ot •I:Sianl,el Several !rum here attended the lftre g'tiests of fofr and Mn Atel lb daughter, Charlotte Cornpllln at Yeager, Sund., at the Ed Fry is Iii W• heallh at thli I , Ume 1 Mr and Mr• Daniel Weiaand and of Kuntinaton spent! ;~:~~~:'~~dt;~~~~ end lilth relative• IJI •I' I WANT ADS cI'I fton It!:.,...,., Jr I "'Q Mrs. Calv•'n McDan•'el Honored Mon day w· hAB'd ISh ower I R:.!~telh:nl'~n;'h:~::.~r \ fOR SALE 'I) dlligen~e I I ° :f. - W :nd to the new and spac:Jous quarters on SeQond Sl Is lndlcath c of the sucee" that Dutton hal ma4e dS 11 buBineS!I dtan f11 h11 homr town, a sueccB~ whteh he nttn bute~ fo hls own pcr.wnaL theon of Every e1ulomur Who enter: the front duor Is to be tre pted u d ~ Vlrg~ta I Mr~ I I I Rehtn~·r (20)8uslness Servlc::es of.._~ ~~ar,jt:f.,~~~~i~ lngl~s. Mar~..1ret On addition to ser ving thr commumty ns a drug store Dut tons also serve as a ecntcr fo" the payment of General Tete ~hone monlhiJ bills m 1Mtu(le port and also as the local sbl on for the Greyhound Bus Une The Grand OpCnmg celebration 'i I ' ' ~ New Furnitur• 'Go.d Rutland. haaasJ;~!:=~)J.e~ WE JUNK CO. ( 21-)_Rea_l Estate ° - Th: t= t"' L - ., _... I - ----- Auto Serv1ces ·· · -- · - " ' Dt;RL" i:NE·- IS!< MV $1$i'Eii Lt!NEEzY PilCA'oiCfiN' YE TO Glt MA~~IEO UP WI~ MEl ct Mr and Mta Coa 'Ohlljlton f Bradbury were heenl caller of Mr and Mn Charlet Arnot , S~veral 11om here aii0,1ded the Wllkeovilie bean dinner Salur dar. ' i'be HOme Demonstration Coun lil met at the home or Mra Rebece~ Folan Tueai:lay ~a Dqn AMeroon and 11rs Graoe C61well auended a con venllon at Columbus recently Mr 4nd Mrs Kenneth MiChael and sona of CHlllicothe open! lhl! woe'ltend with hi• parenls Mr and Mrf Eba M1choel Mr and l)lrs Archie Simpson of Beckley, w Va, spent the weekend at their farm •nd vlall ed her brother, Mr an~ Mro Brure May Mr and Mrs Clifford Harm of Columbui slienl t~e weekend wit h her grandparefits Mr and ~Irs !Jell Luckadoo, DAILY CROSSWORD t Freeway Patrol Offets Rules Dollie For Safe Superhighway Driving illillhal Br 1...., Smll), Dada• Saleb Conanltanl 30 AnUere4 st u.l territory 33 Sear<h 34 Yeo (dial) I I R~uJb MrL Herml• lf<lllltan Dl ,At;. hen, Jpelit "verai ~11.1'1 with Mrs llatlio McKenzie Mr and Mn. Jll!fVI'l' 1Erlewine an~ dauJKier Ioeiia, Slltdf 'l'llt 1t~r I' ao.d Jane Luca• attended 11 picnic at Union c.lntp (lrot~~~4, New lta~r Sunday lfiid a11D \ol~ lied Mr and Mrs !bert il'ilnmf •lon and family ,, A 3tli.Not 3T SoakworkiiiJ up 40 A fine, rtrured lloen 44 Dlveat 4fHalt d11111eten 47 Pl. of penny 48 Prelldent AU 8 49 mountllln RUIIJed 10 ~~let I" V» •ll'++-+-4---l~J.,.:!,.++--l...l •1 IV/ r• t~~~tjjj~V/jl~~t1V~/ I'' I" ~I'!V,~I---1--1 i" " DOWN l Eow 2 ·vamp" [li'"l •1 V/.i t"' •• 6--Hi=-.4"--I<IV:.f<' ~ ~- - py).f· I" 111 1,. 1n IV/ 1•• w •• t~::~~t11"'j/-j~~t~ W/.1'7 "' ,..f4,b, Vhf •• ~ 1 ~-- 1-' Fl'l:l~ 1.. •• 1 .. 1•• 1•• •• II ·~""iri--1..-1-+--1 In elfCUit L II& problema. map of the super• \ which you pi"' lo your route ana the wta preo:edin~ the use on a through• poor mecharueal I itl11~+-f-f"'-40 ac\resa 3 " - Bede'' · DAILY CBYPTOQUoiE'-Here'l how lio work It: A>"YDLBAAltR to f,ONOtiJ.I,LOW Oni letter olmply atanda for another Iii thta III!IPlt A to ulod lor tilt thm La, X for lhe tw~ o•a, etc. Slnrte Iett~r~, apoltropheo, the length all~ formatlollooof the wdrill .,. all hlllte. lliaeh day the code letlero ""' dlffennt. !'Y $299.00 BAKER nt ~1!11 CHURCH HAS PICNIC lrom Page Four) '!'he Christian Ch~eh held a weekly m this paper under the Pl('niC at the Rork Spnn:s Fair t hUJch announcements Briefly t ground Sunday the schedule IS as follows when Attendmg were Mr and Mrs the preachmg 1s m tnc Hemlock Pearl Lannmg, Mr and Mrs Rt Grove Chrlst1an Church m thC! chard Grueser Mr and Mrs mornmg 1t w11l be at the Orange Purl van lofeler Mrs Ethel Nel Chrlst!Jn Churcl\ in the evening M ' or lhc reverse of thJs would be son, rs Alma Rupe. Mr and tru• When P hi 15 10 th Mrs Victor Braley, Mrs Elhel reac Dlf e Snowd.en Mr and Mrs Robert Snowden Mr and Mrs Robert Hill, MI'B Vema Snowden Mra Joan May B J Vanderwarl Mr and Mn Clair Taylor Mr and M.,r and Mrs Erneat )Joldcn WSCS MEETS TUESDAY Mn Joe Phillips, Mrs Maude spent Sunday witb Mr and Mrs The Evenmg C1rcie of the Charles Grueser, Bob ont a.. worth and Mr ond Mra WSCS met Tuesrl~y al the homr Rawilnaa, by Judy, Steve, Larry and Phvl ClJrenee Ofden of Oc-. ot Mrs Wilham Hobstetter with Us B1ll Hill, Judy Mil Mr ano Mrs Harry Wllilimso~ M11 HarvO!' Erlewine as co hm,Snowden, Jean Siders, [;ebra / and and !Ona apent Sunday ~th hi; hastess M1ke May, David Mnlln cathy aister Mr and ' Mtl Warren Cheer Sisters !or thb past year Thomas, Helen Nel!on Darrell ~abors o( Nelsonville ·::lE:::~~~~~~~~~~~w~e~re~revetled and names were Phillips, SuSie Parker, Alberto lltr and Mrs Bill Saxton and Priddy, Carolyn_ andd VIola Mc_,lamily of Columbus and Mr and LltiiliSI' TO WiD Mrs Harold Saxton, of Locan Aci!Oilli 4 BrOthtro 28 An herb Among marrnge hcense appt 1 spent Thurada~ with .Mrs Gar t ConfUae 5 Flro·Vzbt. ZT Amert• cations recef'ltly recorded at the net W,tlliamson t llonlla hemp lng pi!<OI can office or the llason County Clerk Mr and Mrs Clarence Pme lJ Entertain. 4 Arablan ( author ' " the lolliiWina 11te~ded the schobl (1\tr at Har· ment .11 ram1ent H Nor. Wilham Franeil v'an Meter 39 monvllie Sunday medl~ It T To flare wepan Mason, s9n ol OkeY and Kallc Mrs Jean Parker, Mr! Joan 12 Beneath 8 Genus of lily onow. Van Meter and Luella FrancE!! May and daughter Debra ar1d U IU·Iompered 9 Shake wit~ ohoe llayburn 24 daughter of Howard Mr• Ve~J~a Snowden and son pe~fi· IIUfhler 32 AffiX and Ethel MeDerm1tt Rayburn d' Larry spent Thursdcy hi Galli tl By on...tr 10 Solemn as 1mLeiarl I poliS 13 Melincholg _,onder rnenae ~~~-----------~~~------~: ' Palie 18 Apex sa River ln""-i'~ IM1rtt t2 Motllt'!'lti• J7 !donet!.'1 19 Add up (P'r I ell term unit (llulg I 21 Pry ilQ Early t3 Outtlll II ilrYJitlln 2Z Ooelll&t• lnh1bl• u lvatertnr roddeao 38 ColumnUke tant place 2~ Oilemead upright IC B 1 22 Reach acrosa fC Prescription t1 Jewiah •~ Bill or an anchor 2S Ro~ color tem month ~ as A.mtioa 8 I rot lhe next rohr days wiU Ita lure lhe awhrd of gilto to all visitors, reduced priee.s on mohy Items an(' ihe award of valuaDie door prizes sueh 11 ali' Elftm•n F'lalh Cathers oullll an 8 nil!) Eastman Movie Outllt1 a self 1vmd T1mex wat<:h 1600 as sorted i reetlng card11 and ata t10nary and many other valuablll p1 !zes rapper~ J11 ~irlli Chr111tlan Chu rc~ m the mormng II will be In lho I ong Bottom CbtlstJan Church m !he evening The reverse af th11 h also true These churches w1sh to lnvl'e tho!e interested in atl0j1dmg these serVIces to join with them 1n worship (Conh,nue~ AlfREn ;;l1t,. -,--L Shade Valley I W Va ~ A ~lollnnl qDotilllll t f QREREBRQ CJHHCR JB HAJB,-HAWH DRRTR!r BY URQV EWFII 1 W CIPR-WXQRCJXB. Y..tor!loy'l Cr)'pf09.uolo: WHEN ._FORTIINI!i IS FICKIJI, 'fill FAmtFUL miJlllll IS FOU,I8:1CiiRO IJIIIItwtlf bT IIIII ,._.,. .,.ai<Mo ~ ,\,WilY "'!' NANCY·-- FOR, THE THIRD TIME THIS ( WEEK I'LL ASK YOU--- �for J~• new year 'l'h• WSCS will serve a thiCken din· nor, Se~t 19 from 1 p m to 7 p m at the Methodist Churo'• buement ),dult.s $1 Z5 children f~ Refreshment• of 88ndwicheo potato chips pickles, celery, mu.s coffee and tea were semd to the loilo~jlna members Mr~ Susan Theobald Grace Colwell John Colwell, Jantt Morris M•l dred P~erce, Lois Wolle, Mare!A Denison Mildred Lu~as 1\larjone RICe. Ellen Tucker Lillnle Ta) lor Pauline Buck Goldie Ander son, Boatr1cc Sm1th Rei Jordll~, Elhet Chapman Naom 1 ChB!e Groce Thoma5 Bertha Am~. Alice Sprouse Blanche Jivtdv 11 Rebeeca Folan Mary Beard MiSs es Opal Armstrong N~etha llemlng and one gue!lt, Mrs V10 le' Anderson Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middll!)lort, 0, Sept 11, 19&7-7 4rawn ~~ Ditton-Drug;- (c•••ln••d From ;,,, One) ', 8 jl"UCSt ' Legal Notice I last week Sa~d defendants are requ~red to Pt Pleasant, vlsltea on Mrs Iva Capenart '' visiting l.i.. answer ,aid petition on dte 28th wit~ Mr and Mra Her· Mr and Mrs Herbie Sayre and ;.,;~-~. ., NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT day ol September 19.'17 or JUdge 1man Cartwright \ \' ~ Tnuler Spar on R1ver Front For Admlnl1trator mt~nl will he taken against them Mr and Mrs Densll Dunlap of Mr and Mrs Clarence Newell ehiidtcn in Dallas, Texas FOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Mr and Mr$ Jame11 Durby of ~ f ' Sale L1v•og room smte Also Eotolt of Roy Ltwlo Smith FLORA STEF'F'I as Admin PI J'leasant spent th week end of Chesh!Ie Mrs Katie Stewart 2 year old Western Pleasure colt Notice ls hereby g1ven that Roy lstratrJX of the estate or With Mr and Mrs Artley Blake and Norman Stewart Middleport Huntington and Mrs Grace Mur- ~'.~~ Reynolds Dairy Store Caii9Z63 R Sm1th whose Post Ol!1te Add Walter Lotlfldge, dece.,.d Jam., Young Is a surl~tal pa· were oaillng on Andy Ste.w~rt on ray of Orlando, Fla vaaJted Jim ' , and Okey Layne and Miss Goldft ,..\.! ~ i 9 11 3tp ,.., " Porliand Ohio has !Jeen WEBSTER & FULTZ tient m a Porkersburg hospital Sunday • Ro!'ms for renl Kitchen prJvileg duly appOinted as Admm111trator IAttorneys for Y1amtJff Mr and Mrs Thurman Young Mr 11na Mrs John Miller of HaJlt twer the week end Mr and Mrs Glen Smith and rs Phone M 1).6 Blp \ ol the Estate of Roy Lewis Smith (8) 2 A 16 23, 30, (91 6, 13 7k and Mr& Myrtle Lillie s~qpped Cblihcotbe, Mrs Deibtrt Beoker of PttONE 398 006 late of Meig.• County, Ohio, de 1 tn Parkersbur~, Wednesday Mldp1eport and Mrs Don Becker £am1l~ have moved mto tlle1r RATEi I ~ ceaaed Mr and )Irs Oscar Henry and and Randy and MI'B Albert S<holl new h'ome on Haven Heights I 4 room apartment '" Dated thJs Jlst day of August !!OR Terry, and Martha Ward, Co- of Pomeroy vudted Mr .and Mn I etllll pe.• won!, Ob8 W.rtlon Minimum charee Me --4 .:enU I Furmshed Pat Carmack bas accepted , a I Pomeroy Phore 33'7 J 9-&-tltp 19~7 llumbus, spent Sunday w1th Mr Ernest ll!lnry, Sunday 111ne _...tivolluertloaa. John C Bacon By Tho Good Will Cfm and Mrs Don Qu11enberry and Ml; and Mro Robert Wheei~r, P9" lion at the Vanadium plant ~ - One monlll for 25 eenta per word. The off1ce group the Vana Judge of the ProbRlc Court Mr and M"s Jobn C Roush and Donme at Waverly, 0, and en· 1Camp Con1e> and Mn Clara SlePUll nte of I cella per WOld will he •barged lor adiCrli!inK II I 4 rooms and bath furmshed Also gnrage at ~nterpllse Call ~J Me1gs County, Ohio sons Curtis end Chester of West Joyed a PICRIC at Lake White vena pt y1eaaant, v1~1ted Andy dmm Plant honore Miss Betty liCit Mid fer beforo ~ 15tb of eaeb month following in<ertion 9 11 titc (9) 4, II 19, 3tc Columhl8 attended a bali gsme Also Visiting I>lr and Mrs Qu1sen Stewart and Mr and Mro Jesse Jones recentl) with a dinll(l:r linn ill Advertlll•\eSllould bo reported immediately Tbe M1ss Jones whD IS leaving the _ _ _ _ _ _ ....---:-:--ID Charleston, Saturday evenmg berry were Mr and Mrs John Little 110111 &entlnol DOl rapenalhle for mtll'e than one incor plant 1s entering Glenville St"te~ .,t; Shady lra1lcr space 1 block from Mr and Mrs Charles Long anu 1'0!:! I-nion. ·Clod of 'l'lllnb 10d SneeW Notices of Even" Sl 00 Obltuartoo Teachers College t) atudy music~ • center ol town on River lront LEGAL NOTIC1i CO!Idren of Galiipollo Ferry were I < --otlcentperwonl. Phone 6009 g II 6tc calling on ldr and Mrs WilliS J-? rooln houSl' anr\ 15 room - - - - -- - - - - Geolge Stuckey whose lart Marr and f>mil• Sunda• after Mr~ Hom•"' Hutchinson Mr \ouoe 74 ot an aorr Willi for p,ent - Eltonslob r.adderJ, known place of reSidence was Bo' ' It rl 0 and Mrs William Abbott Mr. (\) Nottces htg hwa~ Sca~Jld hJarda, DrDp <.1otba. well Arkansas and1.8whose present noon d Mrs Jerry Sc ott an d A bridal shower was held on 11el and children Villa Leer Ell Ed c on ken d Mrs Blancue • • uem Ctty ll.at<'r n r.liD Fl h . u lddl place of residence unknown and Mr an 0 I The Rtvervitw PTA will offer at Syracus(' s rr Hcndmks ' t.on :i er .m eport daughter Lisa Gad of Pomeroy, Mcmday evenmg, Sept 9 at the zabeth Mdntosb Martin all (If Charleston all were 10 Publle "9, Pbono 82&5Jt by reasonable dlligence be Ohio, were calling on !nends Sun horne of "J.llrs curt 11 MeDanu~ 1 1n n. lid Auction to the h1ghest ,. ..,tp - - - - - Ill II eannol, ascertained, Mary Duke, whose Otlver1Y sue Roush, Emma R~ Labor Day gues" ol Ml" b1 er these articles formerly - - - 6 room house and bath Natural lut known plaee of residence wu day Mallon honormg Mrs Calvin Me an Vica Roush Sharon McDan Goldye Hart • , gas m house one m1ie north 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tlr,ley Park The Rev and Mrs Richard Daniel lei Mary K Roush, Glenna Those attendmg the funeral ol Proceed t be ed of Che11ter Call A J Carter mumb and whoae presl!11t place of Wright and daughter LaNell, Frllth and Carol, Bertha Schrel Russell Ohlinger at Ch,rle&ton 1 1 :!,~~ pll!ll new ~~v~rvie:sGrad~r YUkan 1122 32 g 10 8tc reSidence is unknown and oannol left Wednesday to spend r week The hostcS!cs for tho srtm j ber Edith ln&lcs Wilma McDan last week were Mr and Mrs Les ' GP r.nge piano numerous 10 ROO!U IIOUSE Unfurnished :Apartment 2nd Ward be reuoroable be ascer lwith Rev and Mrs Carl Wright were Mrs Dayton Raynes, Mrs 'lei Mrs John Ingles Ora Mae ter Ohlinger Mrs Ruth Smith " talned Viole\ Bryan, wnose last and lamllY at Westfield N J Raymond Grlnstoad and Mrs Me McFarland Ruth Roush, Euiah ;nd Mrs Orpba Ohlinger kiIeben oupplie• dl8heo, "'coal Available around Sert 15 Call known place Df reSidence was Pa ) Alva Green of p,•ev!lle Ky, Daniel Redman Mrs Hcrman RouB h Ob1mger an d w1 1e wore ··,.a\io'~' ' and I OT ,, utIng l!loveB school Beats tJ Rooms Newly Painted 446-M or 2t-Y 9 10 6tc d K t ~. d h I .. Decorations wer(! m keepmg Evelyn Stewart Hester Rayburn ~_ h detks, ebaln, tables, many ltemB also uca, en UcAy, an w ose pre and Dr and Mrs p E Stanley of with the event wath the <:olor Ruth Mcintosh Dorothy Schwarz ing 1R Wtnch~SLCr, Va rhen of ochool furniture to numerous ( 17) Ht~IP Wanted sent place ol residence" unkno'WII Pomeroy and the Rev and Mra scheme carried out1n pmk and d B k R F I died of a heart attack 1 to mention Houtehold furnisn 1 and cannot by reasonable dill Jerome Rodger o! PI Pleasant " b11e p18 k wedd 1ng hell8 mark an son, ec Y ayoes 5 FOOT LOT Hewetson Eileen Foreminranees Bar dRev1 and Mrs K J Scolt •" '···"'· '· blast 01 ..•, refrlgeratoro, two 1 bporitnctd wtltre11, Alii cook. aenee e ascer • In S~ racu~e Oh 10 h k taIne d1, Mae 1Pr1ce .1 were re<:enl callers of Mr and ed each P1ece wh11e cake bara McDamel, honotee, and hos e kre atiVes 10 Lan<:astcr 1 0 rocking chair, aew boarda S G H D t Top wa'". Mutt havt good rtf. w ose nown P ace o reu· Mrs A B Woodrum which centered the tRble Pink tesses wee end ina maehlne kitchen lable dreo ee eorge urs oroncoo. Holt! Mortln. '11 6tc donee wao 814 Wayside Drive, The Rev •nd "'" Orville Bayes and while slreamers were arrang Mr and Mrs Bbb Jobnstoh Jet, radio-cabinet, Ironing bDard 1 Cnt St Poi'Mf'oy · - South Charleston, West VlJ'iini• and famdy returned to tttell home ed ln a May Pole effect from th:! Sending gJfts but unable to cblJdren VISited relatives otando Thor electrle wuhlng or Phone 514 X ( 181 EmploymenT and whooe present place of re!l- after a 10 day vacation m Florida teiUilll to the table attend were Mro James Diehl Sr Charleston and Nitro dUIIilll the • hi h hI di h dence 1.11 unknown and cannot, by Mr and Mrs Raymond Farley Refreshments served were NelUe zarbndt, Mrs.. R J Will weekend , I p:~ ~!er ~~=:.~c sw~e~ - - - - ' ante reasonable dtligence be ascertain of Pittsburgh ulled on friends eake tee cream and punch Gam lart)son Mrs Gotdon Creame.Jerry Arnold Js ahendl"& , ~ er touter two iron beds throw 1 room• balh full basement new Paint;-n;--;;allable for lnalde ed, Leo Knowle~, whose place ot and relatJVf:!~ reeently ea were played and pl'JZes won Mrs Margaret f\Ousb Mrs Ver Glem'llle State Te~chers College l rus-. llbr,.ry table, TV baBe automatic hot water heater gar or outside jobs Contact Ralph residence is unknown and cannat Mn Earl Darst and G.all of Pt by Mrs Glenna Fruth, non Rt>ush Billy Joe Roush Mr and Earl .Teaford medicine cabinet I b•se diSposal Cali 61493 46 Hutton, Portland, Ohio by reasonable diligence be ascer Plemnt Mrs Herman cartwneht, Noble Molhe Warlenburg Mar Harold Davu Mrs Delwon Ro- Columbus visited Mrl an4 Mr• .,,~.• ,.,, 1 AucHtrtttr-l Crift Bradford N Fourth Av Middl rt tained and the wn k 0 0 wn MrB Pearl Nl<:hols~m at)tnded 8 r:aret Blelncr Hattie Fiscb~r •nd berts. Mrs J~nlce Reynolds, Lou Arthur Werhll Sale Bta~a at lO " m Saturday c epgo 10 3tc 9 II 6tp heir, devisees, legatees, ad shower hono"mg Mrs Cartwnght s Nan Mclntrull The door prlze Roush, Helen ,Stewart Mrs Hom Mrs A G Mehlman and so~ Sept. 14 Lunch oerved by PTA - - - -- Wa!ltoo-PI)PER H~GfMj:'i5 miniJtrators executoro and as.,gna daughter Mrs Jule Chapman at was won by Dorothy Cartwrlghl er Cunningham Mrs Robert VISited relahves In Charles\o~ 1e yei<ro ex~erlenoa Free eal of Leo Knowlc• 11 he be deemed RuJiand last Thunday evening Attl!ndmg were tnose named ~ Stewa1 t Jr Mrs Luther Tucker and Cbeyl•n W Va recently 9 11 3 $400 MONTHLY male& L. V Rack • name• and places of reol E 0 Saunders of Pomeroy W8! above and Suzanne Rothgeb Mrs Sr Mrs Donald M11den Mrs Gole Maver ol Sbclollni Maleh Saturday Sept SPA It TIME Box 124 Ohio 7 •" denee Ia unknown lhe un calling on fflends Saturday s Ferry " vJSIImg Mr and ,.. mile above New Haven E vo known heirs of Walter Lott Mr and Mrs George Cartwriaht Carl Lanham Luey cooper ue 1 0Jr~ McDamcl Mrs Frank Me 1 Sponi!OI'ed by segriat Ridge Rod Reliillng and collecting money ridge, decm"4 whose names and and daughter Sally, of Pennayl Johnson C8fo1 Buck, Ann Wailh, 1 Damei, Mrs Evelyn Brake Mro Paul Scally o!'Grealthoolll d G Cl tl from our 6c High Grade Nut places of reside n c t are vanll accompamed his mother Esta Bumgardner, Bertha P1ckens M;n, Betty Mr and 1\lrs A ...!,_!-:_. u unknown will tale nohee Mrs Grace Cartwnght to he~ Nellie Schwarz Mrs H\lfOld Tho as Sadie El1ss, Liane Rtcc Mr and Mrs Raymond ··''' ,.,, 9 11 3tp machines in th1s aroo No se ll, ina:! To qualify for work you Hauling .!!crvlce for flltered &oft that on the 19th day of August home ..... n• the week end T"e\1 Schwar: and Marilyn, Clara Sm1tll Dav d J,anham Mrs Jean Car.t mctored to Stanton, 9 1 11 Girl• tapping and ballet .... oes, muat have a c~r references wnLer to rural customers Rea· 19e3 the plamt1tf Flora Sleffy as .u- '' • Mrs Chrl!iily Bletner Mrs Chas 1 wragllt Mrs Lester Dodson, MT~ 1 week alae Boys topcoat sl~,...IZX $'798 cash secured by mventory aonable rates Good zero soft were eueat.s d Katie Oliver Mrs Yeager, Mrs Dallas Yeager Ed Roush, Elizabeth Cooper and Mr and Mrs Arthur Werh~i DevoUna 6 h.ours a weclr to bus water PlloM llO.X or 397 Administratrix. ot the estate of Cartwright has spent the past sev Frances Nease Mn Pete McDan Mrs Jack Jobnsoo J are vaeahomng In New Jersey : 10 Phone 11!49 X. 9 II 3tc lne11 your end on percent.ogc Culh&an Soil Water Sm1ce Walter Lottridge, deceased filed eral weeks visitmg In Pennayl ---- - They w11l also viSit Mr1 and M~ r RUM!o!AGE SALE ~hold in ol collection• can net up to Q.6-6te aaainat them In tbe vanla Younestown and New York LETART' • • Bert as Sunday guests Mr and Mrs E T werhhe in Arlington 1Va ! ¥ $400 monthly witn very good ol ~le~gs County Mr and ~·rs Lewrence Newlin Rolhn• Leon Mr and Mr• 1 Mr an', Mrs John Ba- n•el' pos•ibllitiea of takmg over lull CauS'e No 15,598 for :Mrs Am Boston called on M1SII " u u .t s Brow n 1 Buildi na:, IIain. St Fr i day ond Saturday, Sept 1314 ume Income Increasing accord REFRIGERATION SERVICE certain real estat; lor of Martins Ferry called on !mndo Y Ted Stewart West Columbia and' I ie!l lhis week for Phjladelph1~ Allo Bake Sole Sat~rday by the I mgly For lnlurview mcluole Domestlc-Coml!lercJal-Dalry of debt• ol said deced Fnday He lived here thirty years Ella Biesoing Monday afternoon Mr and Ml• Arlie Roush and I where they will make their tiOm~ llomen of th• ~k Springs j phone nQmbcr In application real estate Is dcscnbod ago Lenior Chopm}ll and Johnnie chlldr<n ol Broad Run I and Mr Barringer will enter tile !lotbodial Church k 9 o Sip write Nallonal Vending Com JACK'S REFRIGERATION Vlsltmg Mr and Mrs Walter , llall~wty left Mo~day for lhelf Mrs Ruth Young, Mrs Wanda Luth eran Seminary there , . - -1 __,., .,. pJDY( ~2i Lexington Avenue 24 Hour Servi~ ated irl the Village vr t'ometoy Blake Sunday were Mra Margaret bomes m llllno1a They wer.e ac-1 ~Pberry and aon of Gallipolis Wf!,!ED Home IM 3 kitteno, New York 17 N Y New Haven Tu 23537 County of Meip and Slate o! Ohio Crocker Mr ond Mrs Mrs Jnek companied hv Mrs Garnett Chap- Ferry spent Sunday'wiutllfr and niano Phone 6371 Y I and bounded and described ,. !ol Roberls and daughter and Mr and man who .,n visit indefintely ¥ra Virgil Burlio I( 9 10 ate Good used brick Orwn Nelson 1 t 1 d th Viil 8 • Mrs Ray Ro~erls of pelawarc 0 w1th her children Robert Taylor and mother were Sunday School attendance on Se~ 8 8 --""Ht'""a~.. forDexter Ohto or llcnrv Curpcn!u RJ.TEST OA~ AT a~"';um:~~~ ~ ~ ~or~" par~tcuta ri; Mra Clarence Wafnsley haa re Arch Roush Curtil Rickard gueah of relatives IJ; Pomt PleaS e was 61 the offenng was $11-.9tJ '-~<~nile Lula•ae _ Lane Cedar Rullnnd Ohio 9 o ~tc REGULAR PRICJI: bounded and deseribed 09 follows turned from Holzer Hoop1tal and Harry Thompson Ernie Rickard ant Sunday evenmg A Baptismal 1erv1ce was held ·:~till _ LAU Window Fan11<'UWELLS SBRVIC! STATION Lol Number Twenty three (Z3) di II recuperating from on operation and Curt11 Young met at the home j)ollas Glhbs and Sandra Broad at lhe wol'!lhip semce lollowlll& ~ lri&ld•lre Refrls••ton Coal hc~tcr 111 goo11 cunch!lun LUBBICATION ana WA.SR vidmg In the center from the front Ann Harrl!i VISited Atr and of Jves King Thunday to cut hi• Run, were rl'eent guests of Mr Sunday SChool Wilt Purttlturt, Mhldlt,.,., Ohlt $20 Mr~ Burl Hu sM 11 Brnd to the rear Also the concurrent Mrs John Hnmson recently corn Mr Ki111 IS in poor health \and Mrs D"'1ght Gi~bs The MYF helda1ts re~ular meet :18 tf bury 0 ~ 113tc llllddle!lllrt. Oblo fight of easement to use the Alley Mr and Mre Gerald !felly and Mr and Mrs Fred Roush were Mr and M•• A.reh Roush called mg Sundny with an attendance of between the shove del!cribed prop children Darla and Denme ot shoppang In Pt Pleasant, Friday on Mr and '\Irs Ivea Kmg Satur· 1.1 youth and 1 adult DevoUQPB 4 were led by Margaret Windlan"d., TERMITES IXTIRMINATID erty anti the Woateiiy one half of Pomeroy wrr~ Sunday evening Mrs Amy Boaton, Mrs Ada \Jday even1ng Jo!r and M~ Curtis Rickard had w1th ntoyd Ddllnger gMng t~e For rrce Inspection ptt.me 383 M, •aid Lot Number Twenty three (23l eallera Of \Irs Irene Kelly and Thompson '"d Mrs J,.aura Gibbs spent Tuesday afternoon wllh Miss II their IUPPet guests Sunday ev,. prayer ond OrecJe Swartz tlie c.llmore Supply Store Pomtroy Said 088ement rlgl\lls to eonlinue family Mr and ,;\Irs Chcsl•r Oliver, l~lla Ble881ng whj1e ber ol1ter, bing Rev and Mrs W S Bdhpo Sc"pture rea~Jng Durlntrthe bus· At1 work guaranteed Fully In for the ben•fit of the heirs, sue llless meetma the .Jured Vau~:ban'a Induetrlal and cesaora and asstans In ownership Joan ond J!.itmcr Van Meter Jr Maude, attended the funeral of of Point Pleuant C6) I JISt & Found Dallas Walker of M~son called a party lor' Fr!day e~<tnl~~. Res ACJ,tlal Termite Control Ser- of the property abutting on said accompamed Jem Arnold ol New Mrs Don 0 Aten Haven "nd Roberl Oliver back to Mrs Leoba Young was tbe on Mr lves ~lng Sunda)l< evening 27 at lhe chljl'eb vlco Sl Mary~ W Va 7 25 U alley !lOST - Bl1<k and ian male boc The petitiOn alleges tnat the per Glenvlile, W Va Salurday where guest of Mil Laele Roush, Friday ,Mr and Mro, , CalvJD Blesting the church history il• bo!IDd Gooa by name o! onat e!ltate of laid deeendent 111 they Will attend college afternoon apent Siturday and Sunday with was held following thf! b\lllRe.. Clean Uled can 1 "loo." Pbono tiOUT Y 9 10 3tc not oullielent \O deb" and llr and Mrs Horold Rickard Jr Rev and Mro. W S Blliupo and lllelr ton, Lewis~ wM 11 a patient meeliU and the meetin• cloaed All Mlk.aad Motljlll obligations ol 811 estate and lhat of Rapid C1ty S D is VJIJling ~" Mrs C G Billups of Point Plea,. Ill Morris llem..-ial Ho1p1tal 1n w1lh the MYF benediction FOil Ia neceasary to sell said real parents Mr and Mrs Harold Rick ant were supper guesto or Mrs Mitton, ' The Orange Cbqreh wtU h9ld , METROPOLITAN Itestate lor the payment of tho ard Sr Cecil ~Iessing Thursday evening La\\'lence Wolle of Union spent i" annual homecommt on Suriclay 4 AUTO 8ALI8 aame Mro Mildred Shirley of Pome Revival ~trvicea are jn pl"''fre" Su. 1ug!Jt with biJ aon, Law Sept 29th •" Tho proytl of tho petition Is roy oalied on Mrs Mareeillne Bu at Board Baptial Chureh Rev ' W I r~llte Rlthal'd and family - or The regular meeting of. 1t;h;::,e,;~;•,, ··:~1 ·\> old estate he sold lor ell recently S B1llupa and Rev ~It Mur- Davies Grove S c :. wll! be held on 'I' paym011t of debit of said deco VIsiting Mr and Mrs Hubert ray ore dellverlng the mesoaaea t -11\tudo lll,.lnt Sept, 17' afthe bOrne of co•ta of administering Roberts of Roek Springo lhe put Mro Ethtf Rouah, ~rpad RUJI, I lor FURNITURE and for other rellel week were Mr and Mrs Walter and Mrs Fannie ,...., in N)tf HAVEN. :W 'Va Mrs tinbie Gaul 1,es Chevrolet II lon Pitlup Bloke and family earkerrburg Thundoy Tb~ form· LtONi ' ' a 10 d•Y atay at A fiMfl LWB, Lalti lhan 10 000 VII The Brlgntell Coi'MI Jnauranee ProtoetiOII, Mrs John Gilmore ond dauaht· er consulted Dr Tbom88 L Harris Tt!~ New ijavel\ Llo~s where lh• i>ent to !IOtUal mileo Almoot like the ID lilldtll~port BUY luto. Pin, Polio call Dor era of ~yracuse and Mrs John Mro Luvena Ri!ney and Mro met '\'ltetd ~venin with I daughter Mrs James 4af It Wll sold Blaettnaro ITRUCTURAL I IIAMI llltidll;:oJrt, Oluo Taylor of Mftson were calling on Mll~red Tho.npaon called on Mr• ~ent, Jotil\ ~olle ~ldiht pr~ an4 ll!lant daughter, Pomeroy 0 9 6-Btc Manchester puppies Cheap o V ICIIAI' liON- MITALl !llr and M" Ned Honry recently Arch Rouol1 Sat~ay in( ' the me~ting ·t~e grou , r Clark Rt No 33 Next lo Sail~ OHIO VALLEY lllk Ponllae 8 Slar Chief $1 21111 illr and ~rs Jll10pb Shea re Mr and Mrs r:.,. Kil!li ol Point euued the fUture yidt p r burl School 9>9-3tp Convertible Cpe New top Hy llltned to their hume ill Edgewood Pjeaoant, Mr and Mrs Renna Bloodmobile Un!L 11 4rtmotle drive All lealher ......1. , _ FOR SALE New 4 bedroom house Pa on Thursday morning They K ne of Honderaon were receqt I' iiOunced that l~e zone : ' t~n tPOR SALII Nit& lhOWI extra Jood eare on Children's Home Hlll Call had been house eueata or Mr and peats of Mr and Mrs I~•• Kinl Wll held Sdnlia)l t tho R~ Blaettnan, romeroy 0 9-6-61< For Rcat.. uranta or Schoo~ Nu 71 M lor !J•formation 9 10 3t< n Ned Henry lor two weeki of Oak Grove , Youth o~ eiub .:a~~ Stainless Rolrigcralor 32 eu IlADIO • TIIL!MBION lll!ORVICI, Mr and Mra Byron Von Meter Mro..,..ketha Brooks openl Tuclplana to e~tertlin lh 1 ladl!ll It, 2 door complete w1tb un1t Phon• tJo Cleland Applianee 18M Bukk VB Suw f2 695 of Acme, W Va, were calllna on day· With Mrs W W Stull. 1 0 10lit~ 29 Th e r wu $9~ 00 now $6~0 00. Guar IlioN, Ul W.llaln SL, Pomerar •Hard Top Sedan Pow" llfr and lira Ned Henry, Mqndoy ·vr and Mn John A Bleulnl on ' ose present antood JACKS REI'IUGEIIA l·JUI Mr and iiii'B fled H,nry, Mr of Parkorobura, ~ Ji'lf Bleui•l were ~ohu Wolf~. Charles Lest•r, 1 arlnr and Brake" R & 11 TION, NEW HAVEN TU 23537 II)' 1harp New one cot! and Mra Joseph Shea and Mn 11 Sr, Mr and lin Faylll~utna,sr, t•k-~~~,NI~k Pn;ips,,1 ; fU4I 00 Bllettnan, Pomeror ~l~:llltp abel Brown and ehjidren and Rlelty, Randy and Rebecta of .,"~· "''" ea ewe • : • 0. 9-6-6tc Cher71.Burns was vi1itinc with Mr Sleubtmvllle were ~\utday even- ~11!1-;;:n lnd a new member and Mrs St.Jnloy Hort on Monday inl ~ala of Mro. Cecil Bleaaiilc on vera, : :Stli Dod(e VI 2 dr S7M Cor evenllli A picnic supper w11 en and Ella . .. ~llet Selin Automatic ahlfl joyed. Allen Prosser was visiUne in SIVt(ING CLUI : ~ Hiw paint job Top performer Mra George Burris was a pa· Letart Sunday eVOQil1jl Mrs N P ~wackltamer ,ntcr: : Jdaettllln Pomero1 o f.8.6tc tiont in the Hartman Clime at Okey B Pouah, Mrs. Etjlel. Fry falned m~• of the Bend •r-• -- Parkel'&burg on Friday and Satul' and Curt 11 M1 Young were Dual Sewing Club at her home oo : 11151 Bul.cko aa low a• $695 Five She un~erwent a Blnuo oper· n"'s callers In Point Pleasant on Tuinesd~ •~_:noNon 0Thwoae1attend :' "bbtter buyo One of lhltSe Saturday I Wf•v - · c n Mrs • t ean owned bY local m~rchant The Good Wlli Class will hold ~ and odro Rosa Wul~brean~r L. 1 Ruttencutter, Mr> P J : ' ...... owiler- low milcaa.: Blacl a rummate sale tn the luae Hay" and Donna, M• and Mn Guy , Wolpert Mrs Ed Stein, Mrs J ~~~:~~~~re·w lltln, Pomeroy, o U-lHIIc nea property stlrtlllli on TueJday Blelllng of IIJJon Jptnt the week , L Stewart Mra R F Bryant afternoon •t one o elook They end in Columbus with the fo!JDer'l Mrs F ~ Batey, Mrs wUi be open 'l'hul'&day aflernOQn children Smith and Mrs AJI)y JiVIden ' '!""~-also. Mr and Mrs lloy Roush of 1\lr and )Ill Arthur rick of Parkerabura lllr, and Mn; An<!Y ' llRTJ4 1\omeroy calllld on Mr and Mrs €I'08a and son, ).eCirt Falla Jlr, Mr and Mrs Ed\'lh Edward! Ned jlepry, rtiui'Jday evenln& ' apd 1119 DaUao Yeaaer ol llaaob aro announcing the b~rth ot •I:Sianl,el Several !rum here attended the lftre g'tiests of fofr and Mn Atel lb daughter, Charlotte Cornpllln at Yeager, Sund., at the Ed Fry is Iii W• heallh at thli I , Ume 1 Mr and Mr• Daniel Weiaand and of Kuntinaton spent! ;~:~~~:'~~dt;~~~~ end lilth relative• IJI •I' I WANT ADS cI'I fton It!:.,...,., Jr I "'Q Mrs. Calv•'n McDan•'el Honored Mon day w· hAB'd ISh ower I R:.!~telh:nl'~n;'h:~::.~r \ fOR SALE 'I) dlligen~e I I ° :f. - W :nd to the new and spac:Jous quarters on SeQond Sl Is lndlcath c of the sucee" that Dutton hal ma4e dS 11 buBineS!I dtan f11 h11 homr town, a sueccB~ whteh he nttn bute~ fo hls own pcr.wnaL theon of Every e1ulomur Who enter: the front duor Is to be tre pted u d ~ Vlrg~ta I Mr~ I I I Rehtn~·r (20)8uslness Servlc::es of.._~ ~~ar,jt:f.,~~~~i~ lngl~s. Mar~..1ret On addition to ser ving thr commumty ns a drug store Dut tons also serve as a ecntcr fo" the payment of General Tete ~hone monlhiJ bills m 1Mtu(le port and also as the local sbl on for the Greyhound Bus Une The Grand OpCnmg celebration 'i I ' ' ~ New Furnitur• 'Go.d Rutland. haaasJ;~!:=~)J.e~ WE JUNK CO. ( 21-)_Rea_l Estate ° - Th: t= t"' L - ., _... I - ----- Auto Serv1ces ·· · -- · - " ' Dt;RL" i:NE·- IS!< MV $1$i'Eii Lt!NEEzY PilCA'oiCfiN' YE TO Glt MA~~IEO UP WI~ MEl ct Mr and Mta Coa 'Ohlljlton f Bradbury were heenl caller of Mr and Mn Charlet Arnot , S~veral 11om here aii0,1ded the Wllkeovilie bean dinner Salur dar. ' i'be HOme Demonstration Coun lil met at the home or Mra Rebece~ Folan Tueai:lay ~a Dqn AMeroon and 11rs Graoe C61well auended a con venllon at Columbus recently Mr 4nd Mrs Kenneth MiChael and sona of CHlllicothe open! lhl! woe'ltend with hi• parenls Mr and Mrf Eba M1choel Mr and l)lrs Archie Simpson of Beckley, w Va, spent the weekend at their farm •nd vlall ed her brother, Mr an~ Mro Brure May Mr and Mrs Clifford Harm of Columbui slienl t~e weekend wit h her grandparefits Mr and ~Irs !Jell Luckadoo, DAILY CROSSWORD t Freeway Patrol Offets Rules Dollie For Safe Superhighway Driving illillhal Br 1...., Smll), Dada• Saleb Conanltanl 30 AnUere4 st u.l territory 33 Sear<h 34 Yeo (dial) I I R~uJb MrL Herml• lf<lllltan Dl ,At;. hen, Jpelit "verai ~11.1'1 with Mrs llatlio McKenzie Mr and Mn. Jll!fVI'l' 1Erlewine an~ dauJKier Ioeiia, Slltdf 'l'llt 1t~r I' ao.d Jane Luca• attended 11 picnic at Union c.lntp (lrot~~~4, New lta~r Sunday lfiid a11D \ol~ lied Mr and Mrs !bert il'ilnmf •lon and family ,, A 3tli.Not 3T SoakworkiiiJ up 40 A fine, rtrured lloen 44 Dlveat 4fHalt d11111eten 47 Pl. of penny 48 Prelldent AU 8 49 mountllln RUIIJed 10 ~~let I" V» •ll'++-+-4---l~J.,.:!,.++--l...l •1 IV/ r• t~~~tjjj~V/jl~~t1V~/ I'' I" ~I'!V,~I---1--1 i" " DOWN l Eow 2 ·vamp" [li'"l •1 V/.i t"' •• 6--Hi=-.4"--I<IV:.f<' ~ ~- - py).f· I" 111 1,. 1n IV/ 1•• w •• t~::~~t11"'j/-j~~t~ W/.1'7 "' ,..f4,b, Vhf •• ~ 1 ~-- 1-' Fl'l:l~ 1.. •• 1 .. 1•• 1•• •• II ·~""iri--1..-1-+--1 In elfCUit L II& problema. map of the super• \ which you pi"' lo your route ana the wta preo:edin~ the use on a through• poor mecharueal I itl11~+-f-f"'-40 ac\resa 3 " - Bede'' · DAILY CBYPTOQUoiE'-Here'l how lio work It: A>"YDLBAAltR to f,ONOtiJ.I,LOW Oni letter olmply atanda for another Iii thta III!IPlt A to ulod lor tilt thm La, X for lhe tw~ o•a, etc. Slnrte Iett~r~, apoltropheo, the length all~ formatlollooof the wdrill .,. all hlllte. lliaeh day the code letlero ""' dlffennt. !'Y $299.00 BAKER nt ~1!11 CHURCH HAS PICNIC lrom Page Four) '!'he Christian Ch~eh held a weekly m this paper under the Pl('niC at the Rork Spnn:s Fair t hUJch announcements Briefly t ground Sunday the schedule IS as follows when Attendmg were Mr and Mrs the preachmg 1s m tnc Hemlock Pearl Lannmg, Mr and Mrs Rt Grove Chrlst1an Church m thC! chard Grueser Mr and Mrs mornmg 1t w11l be at the Orange Purl van lofeler Mrs Ethel Nel Chrlst!Jn Churcl\ in the evening M ' or lhc reverse of thJs would be son, rs Alma Rupe. Mr and tru• When P hi 15 10 th Mrs Victor Braley, Mrs Elhel reac Dlf e Snowd.en Mr and Mrs Robert Snowden Mr and Mrs Robert Hill, MI'B Vema Snowden Mra Joan May B J Vanderwarl Mr and Mn Clair Taylor Mr and M.,r and Mrs Erneat )Joldcn WSCS MEETS TUESDAY Mn Joe Phillips, Mrs Maude spent Sunday witb Mr and Mrs The Evenmg C1rcie of the Charles Grueser, Bob ont a.. worth and Mr ond Mra WSCS met Tuesrl~y al the homr Rawilnaa, by Judy, Steve, Larry and Phvl ClJrenee Ofden of Oc-. ot Mrs Wilham Hobstetter with Us B1ll Hill, Judy Mil Mr ano Mrs Harry Wllilimso~ M11 HarvO!' Erlewine as co hm,Snowden, Jean Siders, [;ebra / and and !Ona apent Sunday ~th hi; hastess M1ke May, David Mnlln cathy aister Mr and ' Mtl Warren Cheer Sisters !or thb past year Thomas, Helen Nel!on Darrell ~abors o( Nelsonville ·::lE:::~~~~~~~~~~~w~e~re~revetled and names were Phillips, SuSie Parker, Alberto lltr and Mrs Bill Saxton and Priddy, Carolyn_ andd VIola Mc_,lamily of Columbus and Mr and LltiiliSI' TO WiD Mrs Harold Saxton, of Locan Aci!Oilli 4 BrOthtro 28 An herb Among marrnge hcense appt 1 spent Thurada~ with .Mrs Gar t ConfUae 5 Flro·Vzbt. ZT Amert• cations recef'ltly recorded at the net W,tlliamson t llonlla hemp lng pi!<OI can office or the llason County Clerk Mr and Mrs Clarence Pme lJ Entertain. 4 Arablan ( author ' " the lolliiWina 11te~ded the schobl (1\tr at Har· ment .11 ram1ent H Nor. Wilham Franeil v'an Meter 39 monvllie Sunday medl~ It T To flare wepan Mason, s9n ol OkeY and Kallc Mrs Jean Parker, Mr! Joan 12 Beneath 8 Genus of lily onow. Van Meter and Luella FrancE!! May and daughter Debra ar1d U IU·Iompered 9 Shake wit~ ohoe llayburn 24 daughter of Howard Mr• Ve~J~a Snowden and son pe~fi· IIUfhler 32 AffiX and Ethel MeDerm1tt Rayburn d' Larry spent Thursdcy hi Galli tl By on...tr 10 Solemn as 1mLeiarl I poliS 13 Melincholg _,onder rnenae ~~~-----------~~~------~: ' Palie 18 Apex sa River ln""-i'~ IM1rtt t2 Motllt'!'lti• J7 !donet!.'1 19 Add up (P'r I ell term unit (llulg I 21 Pry ilQ Early t3 Outtlll II ilrYJitlln 2Z Ooelll&t• lnh1bl• u lvatertnr roddeao 38 ColumnUke tant place 2~ Oilemead upright IC B 1 22 Reach acrosa fC Prescription t1 Jewiah •~ Bill or an anchor 2S Ro~ color tem month ~ as A.mtioa 8 I rot lhe next rohr days wiU Ita lure lhe awhrd of gilto to all visitors, reduced priee.s on mohy Items an(' ihe award of valuaDie door prizes sueh 11 ali' Elftm•n F'lalh Cathers oullll an 8 nil!) Eastman Movie Outllt1 a self 1vmd T1mex wat<:h 1600 as sorted i reetlng card11 and ata t10nary and many other valuablll p1 !zes rapper~ J11 ~irlli Chr111tlan Chu rc~ m the mormng II will be In lho I ong Bottom CbtlstJan Church m !he evening The reverse af th11 h also true These churches w1sh to lnvl'e tho!e interested in atl0j1dmg these serVIces to join with them 1n worship (Conh,nue~ AlfREn ;;l1t,. -,--L Shade Valley I W Va ~ A ~lollnnl qDotilllll t f QREREBRQ CJHHCR JB HAJB,-HAWH DRRTR!r BY URQV EWFII 1 W CIPR-WXQRCJXB. Y..tor!loy'l Cr)'pf09.uolo: WHEN ._FORTIINI!i IS FICKIJI, 'fill FAmtFUL miJlllll IS FOU,I8:1CiiRO IJIIIItwtlf bT IIIII ,._.,. .,.ai<Mo ~ ,\,WilY "'!' NANCY·-- FOR, THE THIRD TIME THIS ( WEEK I'LL ASK YOU--- �~ seollilel, Pomeroy-Midclleport,,o, S,Pt ~;; h!~~,:~r h;~Hc~;;• ta~~ndl! 11, 1957 , A d hl! lip by Dr R R P~ekens Garden lub District war Mr and Mrs Joe Moore (Betty C •, A Ashle)') Guysville are mov1ng to .i Winners Are nnounced Tnlloi'IV I the ne"' bouse owned by the Rev •:· : Robert Re~bel, Re•lon•l City club • .,. 1 the Ohlu Association Mrs. E L Staup De phos Dl or .I IIower abow chu rman gave ol~rden Clubs has rece1ved state " b d f h fi h th is\rlet award wmners ac t e awar 1 or t e ower s ows "'O:!!ift' ~ to tile regraded list Mrs Jobn Sander Bowlmg Green ' _,. ~ h h •'""'are JUdged on state levels Yea1uook cd amnan gave d be h dler ......,.,, -\.'.l11 Middleport Amateur Gar awar s an Mrs 1Leo E hr ar deaers Club won llrst place In Howard Sllte Pub !Cilv c airman thl tWtr11::t for their program fnr was lR eharge of the awards for gun( Garden Club and Galllpoil< WIS Cl®', · the Bidwell vancty Club Missionary Society Unit Holds Meeting Mrs Remo NJefl and daughters Remahe and Tma MarJe vn1ted from Thursday to Sunday z1ta anl ·waJk In Garden Chab of r.telgs County Mrs Raymond Llrvmg chair Single club nower show award1 man of the Pruc1lb CIH'Ie of ari f1rst place Rutland second I the B H Sanborn M!Sslonarv So Vmton third Little Hocking clety presided when thr ClrCIP with honorable men tmn for th e net Mon<fay at the home of Mrs Gallipolis French City club 11 W1lhs Anthonv w lh Mn Gerald tJi J group flowN shows the fm Anthony all the hostess prhe went to Washmglon Countv The devotional ~erv1ce and pro ClUb who also rcrewed a state gram were glVt!J1 by Mn Paul awai'd and second pmc went to Harbrccht who ha~ rcEIAncd lh(' MeiJs County Clubs poSitiOn of project chairman be 1n the scrapbook competlhon cause ahe 1.:3 movmg to Pomt the ftrst pme went to Martella PleasAnt In the ncar future Mrs Hill and Dale club second .o Gerald Anthony wa., appointed Galbpolu and Musku~gum clubs to thb offlce tblrd to Amateur Gardeners anu Miss Rhoda Hall Mrs Owen Marietta club Bratton ancl Mrs Anthony were 'two outstandmg gardeners of named to prepare the program the diStflet rccetvcd the which will be given at the CktoChristina Traqu1r awards Mrs ber meeting of the B H San Pearl Sprague Manetta and Mrs hom MllliSJORo1"Y Socwty of the Oliver Lyle Gallipolis French church The Circle is to sell candy for a money maklJig proJect The !los teas served eh1cken sa lad hoi rolls and coffee t' Mrs Millon Hood prestdent of the Sanborn Musmnary SocietY Mrs Liev1ng Garden Clubs R!9ional Meet To Be Sept. 25 John Mrs Mrl Nola Fee Mro Harbrechl Cnyn Kmght Jr Miss Hall Mrs Mannma Klocs owen Bratton MISS Freddle h011 Falls lo to be the gueot Mrs HoudMhclt Mrs Ruth Robinson 1geaker when the Regional Con f~enee of the OhiO Auoctallon M.ISI Jacequellnc Rice Mn John of Garden Clubs IS btld al lhe Fultz Guesb. were Anita Fultz Ml«llleporl High S<hool Sept 25 Stephen Robinson and Barbara Mra Robert Reibel Regional Anthony Director Is completing the plan~ lor the Fall Conlerenoe whPCh will begin Wednesday Sept 25 10 the morning w1th • ' ) reg •rauon bUJmess .... ion report and a ~4\P'Prise speaker " oock lnn<h Will be ~ehe<lulod £or the noon hour with cake and plo to be sold by the sponsoring clubs the Amateur Gardcncrn and th e Middleport Gorden Club The two cluh.!l are furmshlng a beverage (or lhc visitors In the afternoon Mrs Knlgllt wlll present her demonstration w~ich haR been tentatively set for 1 display of Cflrlttmas arrange ment!l She IH an ol flower arrangement& en•·"''" mu ilecoratlons pn.st pres dent Of tbe Flower Artnt11 ot Ohio lJIDt president or lhe Cuyahoga V\ew Garden Club haa 1cned BH ltlla:ional chairman and first vlte prtl of the Ohio Colu<ell of No 11unally Aeer~dlted Flower Show JudgeJII i& preaidcnt or the COUll ell aow, it I Regional JudKC or Purple Ribbon SHows und State flower Show chairman of thr Garden Clu os of Onlo Jock Bechtle and children Dar rell aod Sara Ann Sunday Mn M ~ohn Bechtle and daughter ary Jane went to Jenkins Ky to visit her parents amd wlls joined later by her huaband TheY will return to the Air Base by Sept 18 president of fhe Christian Cru saders grmlp when they met at Church Tuesday e\icnlng for 8 potluck supper and buslnesa meeting Gene Coleman J)resldent pre Bided and the dtwotlonal aervlcu wu presented by Larry Rice who read the scripture lesson and Mrs Robert Mllll Marietta who gave tho prayer Other officers elected wHe by vice pres Earl Smith sec Mrs The weddmg Is to be an event of Saturday, October 19th at the Cburch of Christ In Dayton Mrs Jam" G1Imor~ assiSted by MIM Chapman graduated !rom Middleport H1gh School In Mrt Lswrence Smith entertained 1956 and Is employed in Dayton Mr Puckett who 1s a Kor I the Lourel Cl1fl Better Heal'h ean veteran also graduated from Middleport High School and j Club Monday evening at hor Cllll followed with GroupLaurel slngmg Is emp Ioyed'by th e governmen t at Wr lght patte rson Air Forcc home Base Dayton I prayer by Mrs Everett Tracy and he Lords Prayer In unison pened the meeting Dunn, the busmcss sess1on with Mrs Lew 1 5 D<chl preSident presldlll!i toast r and m1xer cpvers made b) I money lfl Dana Oliver were sold " a mak1ng project Mn Robert Lewb entertained 1 Croup li ot the Women s A~so Elcc::t1on of officers for th" the Second Monday Sewing Club cht10n uf the ~rst Prcsbytr.rtan new year was held with Mrs Pat Monday evenln11 at the home of ~hurch met Monday at the ch ur<!h Tracy !elected as her mother Mrs Ralph McKenzie .socu11 rooms with Mrs James E Mrs Charles Karr v1ce Racine with a picnic supper on Harley cllalrman prPRJdmg Mrs Clifford Jacob! the lawn Tht opcntng rlevot10nal ser and Mrs Robert Bowen Following the suppr.r the group vice was given bv M1ss Margaret er The b\rthdays of Mrs at'journcd to thll h(Jusc where Sauer 1and Mrs Karl Owen co- Tracy Mrs Ph1l Wise Mrs a ahort biJSmcss lftMi()n was held chairmen reviewed tHe flfst es Lew!s and Mu Gcr~ld The birthdays cl Mra Dwight chapter or the new study book wert oboerved Parkllr and Mra Grace Holter f Cunvcr~atlon With C\m~t the Mrs Allen Eichinger cave were obscrvod ancl each were Ghurcb and Ra<:e Mra William rcadmg on How To Preserve presented a g1ft from the tlub Obhnger was m charge or the Husband.. Three contests and also !rom their Secret nonmg s paogram Whlrh mclwl conducted by Mrs. Gilmore Pal ed an artu:lc What !.S Our Dadv prizes awarded to Mrs Present were Miss Eleanor Bread" Thorn pion Mrs Clifford Jacobs Rob.son Mrs P11ul KI(Jes Mrs Host('sses were Mn Floyd Car and Mn Charles Diehl Several Geol'ge Schneider Mrs Parker mack Miss Sauer and Dr KRth memberl received ~tlfts from their Second Monday Sewing Club Meeting Held Mr and \In D~l!(hl Wall ICC ani son!! Alan and Brute srrnl the wcekenr w Lh her parents Mr and Mrs G C: Knox anrl f o:~mlly at McConncllsvlllc M H... Jane rcnkinson live yenr o1rl d~tughter or Mr and Mrs CurtiB Jcnklll!IOJ'I ~~ recuperatln!.! ofler a tonsllecLom)' at Gall!po\1!1 Mondny Mary Jam: H rm1t grade ~Chool Cor • week Mlu Nam y Reed who has been 1 med1ettl patient at Hol:r: •r Mn Rlcharn Hovatter Mr and Mrs ..\rtl'mr Davlrfson Mr and Mrs Terry Galladher M'r 11 11d M r~ Woodrow Call Jr ·md children Mr and Mrs Don lcckcr ami son Mrs Dorothy fl1 Cloud nnrl ~ons Mr and Mrs Robert M1lls Mtddleport and Mrs Robert M1lls ~larlctla -- - --- · Kay Pnrkcr and 1wlla Sue Cia! worthy Wmter Projects Are Planned By WideAwake4-H ~r . .."_,.. "....' "•\."' .,,. ,Terry 50n ot Mr and Mn Gene Cole I I I ~ 1!:! 1 ""'~ 111 o• ...... I) • • • •• • . • ELBERFELDS wet "'eathn.r served by eguted attendance tlnd wh1ch was dlmaxed by the dl namlbng t>f one Integrated school SOCIETY Mr and ltrs C L Healon left this morntng for Indiana where they jomed Mr and Mrs Clyde Heaton for a tr1p to Los Angeles 1 Is Foreeast • Area or IS F Th Federal Judge Wlllltm Miller was to he asked to grant the m unct10n today West said The mayor said he also wtll ask fed Generally wet weather was seen ral authorities to revoke bond 1today over moat of the nation east vh1ch segrcgahontst John Kasper Iof the Rocky Mountains With the has posted on his appealed con Northeastern Seaboard the only viCll(IRS tn conned! on with lh(; ex<:eptlon to the widespread abo.,. Chnton Tenn disorders last er activity year Cloudiness and occa8Iona1 ram CO\Iercd the central section of the Kasper was lockPd away in the nahan Wednesday and dnftcd tty workhouse But about 200 eastward during the night egregat1onl.sts met on private Scattered showers also h1l the property outudf the ctty Wed Southeast durmg the mght rang nesday nlaht The Rev John Me 1ng from Al&bama north through curio who pres1dcci asked the Tennessee and the southem Ob10 cr(/Wd to show your felmg not Valle) >nll w1th words but by dtggms Forecaster predicted fa1r weath :lown ~nd glvlllg to defend thh er we!lt of th divide and along brave man the Eastern BelbOard from Mame Kasper wtas given a workhouse aouth throtidt New Jerse) Else ter~ by CitY Judge Andrew Doyle where showm and thunderstorms I uuo HOURS MON Thru SAT WEDS EVE BY APPT I Phon< 6411 Y Ltcuol St. Middleport Bureau Sets New Hours License LADIES W1NTER: and Wednesday on lour chargca m 111111 prevaiL connectiOn with h1s crowd bait ------Mn Donna Sonol deputy regis- mg The term was 1mposed when 1:'1-...... li.IC trar o[ Motflr Veh.lcles for Me1gs KWJper was unable to pay a $200 ~ County In POmeroy today announc fino Kasper also Is charged b) ed new Saturday houra for the se curing of hren11e plates and driv Davul.son County w1th melting ers lleenacs county grand tury was m Middleport Mra Jone; said that effective vethgatlng the entire Sltuat1on Clus orf1cers were elected at thlS ~turday the license bureau today and courthouse sources Jocate1 in the Allen Appliances tald a report m1ght be ISSued Middleport Hlgb School this week Election results were Seniors Store on E. Main It will clo&e at Friday • Amid these developments the Pres1dent Gene Crooks v1ce prt' 12 30 city Board of Education planned sJdent Phyllis Stanley secretarv 1 meeting tonight to d1scu811 prob Kay Darst t treasurer Jeanette lems afiStng from the c1ty s first Crooks Executive officer Fred 1 tQ at Integration and to draw Thomas Olf!-ers rl~~e AA 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW I... nmiiDrive·ln ." . Fur"iture VJ &tlrlgentor ID• G11 RIDpi Pay Only •n 50 don IIIII •zo oo pei 111011111 I ' Wltl hill. 11 PAMILY fi1QHT1 Cornell Wildt Coastanco Smith INCLUDB$ FJttlliDAIRE ~A -' $595 "TTPIUR~ Luxurla•UI kid suede lash life finest In wual shoe l•shlollll the skim mer pllmp that s ,poised enough to wear with prelty party lhlng1, too The lines are lovely In their slmpll· clU' Have yours In black or brown High ------ and B ql' ~I GOLDIN CON~il T..b~tcoibr> aa -ailo-' Bellf !lrablt ' pan Daney •MY ILUI HIAYIN' (Ia Toebnleotor) ' 11-11 ThU!'I. & t~~ ' lo)l. Wollam Holdm Vlr~nla J<elth 'IYO~ARD TH. I!I'IIINOWN" .,. n. :\VII'tlei'CfiJor) ~ Clla\et lforril ' 1 now ~~ lhll ltll, 1•• ""~I ~ 'lf!lr ~ m tokt • 11101< ot our 11141 lull lhetht In bllltdl. ,...., •ilil tl..,_. iltonch, t_,.....,, ~.u.,.., ' DON'T FORGET TO VISIT .OUR ••••mtnt VarletJ Store ' STORE House To House 'elJ·s -~ ~<IUIIIl.VgiSS Yl W mwerships 2Mw M--L NASHVILLE Tenn (UP) - Federal and City offtctals,Elect Officers worked together today m an effort to obtam an mJunctwn as Middleport Teachers met lor their weapon agams1 m1erferencc w1th f~rst grade mtegra their first otfl<~al ,.,.. on th~ lion Ill Nashville schools week and Mrs Joe Buley Home it was just SUCh a federal ~OUr! IDJUnc!ton thai fmaily put Eeonom1es mstructor W08 elected raCial mtegralton mto effect at Cltnton Tenn last yeaf pteadenl of the Teachen Auoc1 U S D10t Ally Fred Elledgt - ----~-- atlon lr and Mayor Ben West wer(! j other off1cen are Mil& Lucille jCCkmg government aid Ill put Smith VICe president Mrs R M lm~ do. n tbe v1ol<ncc tnat nas W \.' Sherman. secretary and c E marked the first three days of m Young treas ucr SOFT STEPS In SOFTEST suEDE 01111 0 (School :f•hers · ·~TolJalt Yiolenc£1{i~11oids'~ Damty colorful flot.al m our fine qua}lty wuh fait percale Eto P.enslvely <lotRiled wltn sell corded neeklme and eontra8\ piping 24 zipper dosmg Z hem In red and blue • -~-... ~ • Authorities Seek lbj#etion STYLE 963 AS SHOWN Sizes14, 16, 18, 20, l6'h, 18¥•, 20'h, 22 112 24 l/2 Art EleetM At .'··· ..• •.. . .....,"., ..... . ......... ..... . . ... ..,• • t MIIMI Slm - 12 to 20 Holf Sim 14V, to 24'h Extra Sizes 46 to 52 ,. ~ . ,. Unauthonzed QuJckte slnl!ies were staged by telephone worken 10 eight states Wednesday They left thetr JOblll for &IX houn m ieV en Western slates and In Ohio Tlle wildcat walkouts wm attn buted to rank and f1le dwat1sfac twn w1th the progress of eontract negotiations IAMtUPM ll'et,.•Af.t I r.. • • .... _. .. • • • • • '~tl,.. ~.~, I $2.95 - - -- -POMEROY $6 50 to her parenls hC'r aunt Ml!i!l Sllfl\ Jono~ visits rtluthea Dr Mrs Tuls11 wt~rc guest11 Mr Colorful prmts - all washable preshrunk labrlcs COLD WAVES E 0 C Is visiting CWA Prcs1dent Joseph A Belr ne s<nd a stnke would affect long ' rfutal'lre sen 1ce m 45 stateJ and the DIStrict of Columb11 Only Mame Vermont and New Hampsbtre would not be affected tf picket hnes were set up A ~ tr1te would have little tm mediate effect on local calls 111nce 8.5 per cent lf IIUCh ICI'VICC IJ proVIded by automatic dtal tq\llpmeot MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP loads with a patient J llull Washington ~artridge of real and Mrs T H Davis w1ule Jiqui~ ink! ln Greenfield and Thom81 llavl! and daughter ,, . roeeut of hiot ... . parenta and Mrs T H Davis • • • •• • and Mra Hull . "'...... ll.pl! Coleman two year old Mn New Fall HOUSE DRESSES I Hospitnl has been returnocl to her homC' Mrs Clurt'ncc Clln(' h~" ('nlcrcd Hoher JIQspltul as 41 Rurglcal ... ..'.t...,.... ,.... ... .. ~ ' Presbyterian G Women roup Meeting Is Held I pupil will be out of ' OC Women s I !fro William Mill<r SINGUI: COPY-k A •New Shipment Better Health Club Elects New Officers comp1l1Hon Rl!(reshmcnts were served the new members ~ho were 1-r. Earl Smith troaa Mr~ Charles cefltly ilitlJited [ronJ the piNige Vroman and the teacher Mrs Harotd E Hubbard was reel~ctcd claS& _:__ _ _ _ __ Present for tho supper and meetm~ were Mr A~ Mrs Gene Coleman Mr And -irs Vrolllan Mra Patrick Wood ~n Jame~ ryn PomdeKLer and thcv served Sunshine Sisters Mr a11rl Mrs Earl Smith Mr and Clatworthy Mrs Max Ward Mrs 11 dencrt course to twentY two 1 Refreabments were Mrs Rlee and Chipper Mrs Hub Hnltcr and two guests Myrtis members hard Melly Not 10 ..,,., t..ray, filth 74 to n Low 10111111! In 1M IO'a. orkers Threaten 1 -~-~-- Middleport Society Ohio ct..dy with . - , . or occoalonol rain lodoy, lilll!lht ..., Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio, '11iilrsdly, September 1%,1tll7 w1th Mr ond Mrs John Pepe and Bapt~t IY UNITID PRill ----------------~-----~------------------------- two eb1ldren at New Marl1DS\iJJC Mr N1er1 dro\C his fam1ly up anrl returned for them J\olr and Mrs George Tcwks bary Burhvr I akc were bus! ness visitors here Monday anti \lli ted Mr and Mrs Edward Tewksbary Mrs Lee Pratt and son Ralph visited m Columbus S mday Mr and Mrs Harry Lamg Clevrland spent tile past week with his mother Mrs Edna Laing and cousm Miss Nma Russell, Bra( bury Mr and Mrs Joe Lamg and son Richard Keith Dayton joined them (or the weekend Tuesday Mr ~and Mrs Harry I .a!ng left f~1layton for a visit before rcturmng to Cleveland Mrs Harry Moore was in Hunt lngton sunc ay wtth her tuster \1n H R stewart and her dau g:ltter an law Mr ' Mn Hnry ~1Mre Jr Ashlan~ for a visit Mrs Eloise Chapman, Daytop, former local resident, 1s an Sgt and Mrs John Bechtle alld daughter Mary Jane England Air nouocmg the engagement and approaching mamage or her Force Bale La have been v1stt daughter, Lois Ann Chapman, Dayton, to BtU Puckett, Day log hiS parents Mr and Mrs ton, son of Mr and Mrs ElzaJ'uckett Middleport the Plrst ~. . . rttinel Weather Devoted l'o 'llae lnterem., , . . ...,,.,.,,.. ...,_ Ohl'o Eta Phi Vroman Elected Meehng • Held President Of Tuesday N'lg ht Crusader Group Charles Vroman wn11 elected Tht Olllo F.ta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi s01orlty will meet et the Ohio Fuel Gas Com pany suile of office~ In tho new Coats Build mg. Nor! b Second Avenue this wlntrr .Mrs Donna W Jonc5 prcsulen t waa In clurge or the meeting held Tuesday nlghl when Mr11 Lois An~ Roscnbnum wRs c:hosen to represent the chapttr as t!leir :V.alU~ttn.c G1rl ln the sorOrity he Dai y Pomer.oy Garden Club Meeting Held On Monday Mr! Elwood Lewts and Mr and Mr.s Wilbur Hanntng went to RosevlUe Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Leonard Hannmg Fred I Gardner pastor of the Churcb of Chr1st left Tuesday for Wooster wll~e he w11l attend a pastors mectmg and then go to Cleveland 11ftcr hu y.lfc who ts VISiting her Sister Mrs Ed Le- Roiltitlble ment1on was S1ven to tht!J~ens Garden and Nature or Sherley WoodMrsat Cheshire Mr and Griff Russell """"", Chauncey Garden Club • scrapbabks. 1~· 2 utland Garden Cluh Muskm 1 G~p Club tied for th1rd place and Mro Jake Gree!, Sfndr~ an! Bill and Allie Dull Middlep'\1'1, Lois Ann Chapman To Be Wed CRICAGO (UP)-Richard l!lg gins, 31 believes a man'a homehowever well ventilated-is h1s ) mtle ( Hls estranged w1fe VLrgtma 2fl felt differently At least sbe didn t th1nk much of bl& practice of 119rlng holes In theftall• of th01r bome tc> spy on~~ins espionage aetlvltles wore deswbcd to ~upenor Court Judge Elmer N Holmgren wedne~day by Mrs H~i~~IDB at torney, Wtlliam Marosco I Higgina followed Ills wife when ever ohe ten !tie boUle made peepholes 10 the walls of the1r bouse to. peer at her and bored 1 nole in a lmt Roor ce1lllli to 1look down on ber Muosco cbarged Tbe bearini ended w1th Hlulna agreeing to plug up the boles an'd. to 11ve up h~ cloak and dagger' actiVIties H• will alsd tiave to IIY hla wit• 136 weeklY BUpport ~nul her auit 1or divorce eharillli cruellY I• deeldlil. I 1 W85 of the Ohio Educabon A!lsociaUon in Columbus and Prinopal Earl Kmgbt was elected as alternate I Delegates from the Teachers Association to the Southeastern Oh1o Educat1on Association m Athens are Mn Ben Phil!On and Pnoopal Leo Kenned)' Alternates are C E \'oung and Mn Clarence Larey ------- . eDay Set Shnn For Sept. 21 At • Apple Fesbval E. c Hurst sccrctro of the Jacks(ln County Shrine Club 1w wr tten local Shrmers that Sat urday Sepl 21 baa been de!lg natcd as Shrme Day for the an nual Jackton County Apple Feshval which will be held from sept 18 2l Members of Aladdin Temple wtll appear m Jackson m unt ftlrtn and alJ members of tile Shr1ne Club are tnvlted The first show w11l be about 3 30 p m and other shows will follow until 9 p m Nl Shr1ners are asked to wear their Fez at the festival I bUf) lor the Ice cream Whleh ported employes back at wort. they contributed lor the party The walkouts branded by Ohio A large number of people Bell as un ..uthom:ed" bave baJB. were not contacted Wcdnesda) pered long diSt.nce ae~ In t11e evenmg but the campaign for affected c1h~>s members is to be contmued and Umon offiCials said tbe aetuMt tickets may be securtd from !frs taken by unton locals WI! on I Dunham Mrs John Ketchka or legally authorlled bum sm~ Mrs. Martin Abbott or the tJc Ithe mternatlonal exeeutLve board let ccmm1ttee had approved the 1\rike and the contract already bid expired MEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL Umon and <nrnpany repreaenta Admj.tted M'abei Plt!lscher t1ves met tuday m Cleveland With Cleveland federal mediators T W RobertJon Dutcharged Robert Eblm Porn and Kenneth McMahon m Jn et eroy fort to break tbe deadlock over Blrtha lolr and M" Charles wages lnngr bene!ita '"d 1fllilli Welch Dexter 1 daughter of contract Workers 1n the var1ous c1t1es ASKS DIVORCE walked out because of lack of I I Betty Fairchild plamti{f re progress tn prev1ous negot1abons pre5ellted by Lavella and Vamty The walkout~:: began when Colum of Athens has flied for divorce bus workers left tbe1r JOb! Tueafrom EJmer Furehlld Rt 1 day n~ght Carpenter In Me 1gs countY Com At Ironton the company obmon Pleas Court I tamed a restrammg order agam!it _:_:~::::..:_.::_:::_::::._::::::_;::__.:::.:__::_::::..::. mass p1cket1118 Pollee there also arrested two pickets who refused • 'als ilfe l St'll s kin OffICI I ee g ~:~m;oth:r~;:~a!o~k:~~C:rom ClerkFor LocaIDraft Board to stop lhe practice ol loekmg Forget·Me-Not Sale By Mayor Fisher ' Idelegate Mrs Guy Reynolds elected to tbc State Convention reuewall w1t- "<t~even ~ bargalftlng unit8 moss tbe eounlry The umon aaid w..tem Electrl< had offered an average hourly pay Approximately 200 membe1 boost of mne eenla under a threeshiPS to the MiddleJ)urt Athlet1<: year contract wtth wage reopenA.uoctatJOn were sold by mem 1ng options tw1ee during that per bers of the MH'S football team 10d The umon 1s aeekln&' a one Wednesday mght m a town Wid" year contract wtth wage hikn av canvass eragmg 11 1,2 cents an bour Coach John Thompson and Mrs Oh1o Bell 'l;elephone Co teport H L Dunham cha~rman of the ed tGday about 4 600 employes MAA membership commlltcc were on wildcat stnkes 1n five wert 111 chuge of f)lans for the Ohm c1hes Negotlalionl! resumel driVe Because the best lime for w1th tile Commumcallon Wortera the team to assist n the dnvc of Amenca umon 1n Cleveland was at the usual prayer meeung Bell cfhc1uls sa1d employes were hour the ul!ual accompamment p1cketmg of"ccs an Akron Iron of 11ren from the F1rc Depart ton and Columbus ment and mus1c by tile High E nployes also were out at Lon School band w111 om1tted don and Kent but there were no The Fire Department transport J reports of p cket lines ed tllc team around town 1nd The company sa1d all employes they reported at the H1gh School returned to work today at Clevewh.ere mother, of th.e football land ~bout 400 employes at the players bad cooktes and Jcl' Glenville Exchange 1n that area cteam to 9tt've the worker~ returned to lhe1r JOI>s Wednelday The committee thanked Mr and mgbt after a work stoppage of ~Irs Wilbur Rowley and the Su several hours preme Iff! Cream Co ot Brad Ashtabula and Canton alao'rf! ome plan for resummg classes .Jun1on pres1dcnt Robert Nel at Hattie Cotton .scllool which son vice president Dlxte Pierce was gutted by 8 dynamite blast secretary Carolyn Milhoan tre~ early Tuesday surer Edward Crooks Execu hve officer Mark Kctly Orrtcta I s Sllld here today time has been extended ror apph Sophomores president oenna~ cants to appear fqr the clerk's posillon or the Selective Sor Walburn TICe pres1dent Ronnie Enns secretary ~onme Van vtce Board of Me1gs County Oh1o Selecttve Service Person Cooney treasurer Judy Clark Major Brennan said that appb <eXecutive off1cer Loretta H11nnjD~ oel Officer Major J 0 Brennan met Wednesday w!Ut the local cation lonna eould be secured at Endorsed boJf(l to mterv1ew applicants so the local board off1ce or from the ANSW&R TWO CA~LS Pomeroy ttlltfllency squadm~n lew appeared that MaJor Brenna~ preeenl loe>t board elerk between answered two calls Wednesday tolled the board to witbhold fur BOW and Monday Mrs Russell wtll be leavmg on dunng thetr lunch bour whev Ml ther action aptil otber qualdled Ma)or C 0 Fisher has endors pel'flona in the couaty C()uld be September 23 to accept employ bel Fle~her Che!!ter was lakttn ed the 19~7 Forget ll1e Not Sole Interested m the Job betna: vacated ment m the public school system wh1ch is sponsored by the DAV to Me1ga General Hospital at 12 15 by Mrs Ann Rusaell of the county p m and a brush [Jre Jt Dead Mrs. Dale Mournmg I! Middle H poS81blc the local hoard would port cba1rman of the sale which Mans Curve was attended .,..Jib like to place tbe c1erk tmme~bately Be explained that the State Dl will be held Sept 21 and Mrs f1re trucb one and two at 12 4fi1 rector of Selective Servace w11 m prder to have at least • week of Edit~ Speneer 15 eholnnan of LAUSCH& SPI,Io~S .,Wous to giVe mterested typlstl tralnmg before Mra Russell Pomeroy DAYTON 0 UP - Sen Frank an opportumty to consider the leaves Tbe "alary of the poRtion would be lrt hne w1tb present V~~unteer worker& are needed Lausche (ll-Ohlol sa1d Wednesday Civil Se"1"' offer and to appear Civil Somce and would probably rot me sale and anyonE" w1shing tbat acceptance of one'' jeuaw before the local board membe" bt much higher than !imular posl. to !f!IBI may <nntact one of the maD on the baslo of 0<1"*1111'' u 11 tho lllasomc Temple !lontlay Uoll5 m the wunt1 vital to lite BUrVival ol 1 tlltlon. tvtnlq II 7:30 p m Thursday September 26 has been set as the date lor the Employees School Board mrmbers and thetr wtves The date was set at a meetmg of the Pomeroy Board of Education held 'tuesday everung The annual dtnner wW be held at the Farmers Hotel m Gallipolis beslnnlng at 8 30 p m -- - - ID other business before the Car by Pret~ton Motors far use in Board a resolution wu adopted the Driver Education program m authot111ng Pomeroy SOnlor Jllgn Pomeroy H1gh School School membjlrablp In the Ohio A report wu also submitted High SChool Athletic Allotubon that the repurs and improvements lor the year of 10117-68 on the Pomeroy H1gh Football Frank 0 Retton was employed Stadium have beer1 completed by to be in charge of Pomeroy's Ree the Pomeroy Cement Block 'Com reatlon and Playgroudd program pony Dr H D Brown was eleeted to Member• !lretent at the meeting be a delegate to the 10117 conven were H 1!: Boney president W !lob ol the Ohio Sehoollloarda Aa H Anderton vlo"f''"elldont J Ed soclat10n ward Foster clerk Ralph Graves Ackliowledgement was made of member 1n~ Sbperlntondent of cbflllileJL tltt deUVel'f of t. Dr~ver's Trlittj,tll SCIIMII Cllarlea S. G<bbo. Iannual dinner meeting or lhe Pomeroy Teachers I Beirne prcdltted that In 1dd1 11on to the 55 ooo affected workers another 145 000 un1on memben would reopect picket UneL The dt!Pllte <nn!"ma eontnct ~ I J Ph1hp G1bbs Columbus dl~ tnct commewal manager lor OhiO Bell mud management per sonnet ha~e taken over operation of long diStance 5w1tchboards Emergencv calls be Utd are g1ven pnor~tv He sa1d problem• have arisen m peak tralftc pe r1ods and ddficulty can be ex pected With repair operations MARKET R&PORT CINCINNA'tl UP - Produce Eus steady prices at fanns consumers whites and broWDJ, A.. tumbos 52 54 A large 4IHIO A medium 3HO A small 23 25 8 large 3HZ, FOB A lllfie 55-56, A me- dium 46-17 8 large 48-51 Cbieken• steaey lryen 3-3\1 lbs 17 18 beavy bona 13-15, IIJIII hens 1~ 1%, pnce dlstributioa on fryers, 100,400 at 17, 12100 11 18, 9 000 undotenmned Butter, 10 ...re 71 .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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