https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a0deebb7ea438ca28b30f02602e6ee8.pdf bede8a82bbbc6d6984f3b983aea55cff PDF Text Text ~ 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 .. �. . j /~ - ........ ••• . . ,. anThe Pom~roy Lions .Club has been given to help a tid ~ee a~am. .\· ,,;· :JI opportunity to participate m staging the It sholl,ld ·be r,membered that Lionnarry ... we!~ta Sunday, Sep_t. 1_5 and · through !Is on their humanitarian work primarily thro~gh money ~h1ch IS us~d for one of the m Ia worthy of achvlllep. ThiS IS the humnm· people, main. h'tar n work of ad' I 1ng deservmg youngsters who nowhere else can get help tosee Lio ·n b . ns Wl e m charge of admitting spec~ators to the roped off parkmg lots which will e chotce ~ats and vantage points for the 1races startmg at 12:45 p m. There will be ~eats for 250 to 300 persons Lions are workmg with Jay Myers of the Pomeroy H 1 g h School employee staff to erect bleachers on the lot Saturday morning. 1• A m?st mode_rate charge of 60 cents is bemg lev1ed for admisston to the lots. Four entrances will be manned by Lions to sell and tate tickets. Ali the money so ~ceived will go to the club treasury, earmarked for perso~ needing either glasses or surgery on lhetr eyes It Is not foreseen that determined free loaders can be kept out of the parking lot. A reasonable effort will be made, with assist· ance from Pomeroy police and Lions to guard ibe rope setting off lh~ lots But no ~ne should expect to observe men like Ltons Bern~rd_ Fultz, Glenroy Ewing, Ron Springer, V!rgJI Hayes. Kalad Hindy, John Bacon and others strcakmg after a character to . . 50 • g•ve c '· club funds raised from dues They do not gQ ' through town or hOuse to house a·skmg" band: ' ' outs. Occasionally when an opportumty;~ris~s· like in this Regatta case of making extr~ · at it because the club treas- · money u•enump ury Is heavily taxed by the a1d pro!D'am. At such times it is comfortmg for Lions to know their neighbors .and friends about town will support their activities. ,, It •was rlftlst generous of the Regatta sponsoring organizations - the B1g Bend Boatmg Club, Chambers of Commerce of Pomeroy and Middleport - to offer the ticket project to the Uons It has been a regular and suecessful pracllce at the ann ual Ravenswood Regaija to have a civic club do this work . . Worthy organizations around tQw'n \\'ilh, tile energy to help stage a show of this kind are presented with the opportumty . to work. Through 11 they earn money .fo1· their club oh· jecllves. - ·• - · I I' ,, TeLEVI$10M GUIDE . ..:WSA% ~Tv ·Cifonn•t.i~.:~ ,, ·, ,. . . .. . . muasuAv,... clianneJ 1 . Frida ·. y Sl!ln·On ' ;:,, S:M 6:00 * ly twice, origin' ! cost! ,, u~. fl. D. A. IIITPDV./Qr "OMMER ,l. f i . .. ''• '.. ' " C,M.L am ly,jjperated farniUn S s)lowe" !h t a · mos1 1ypes had net Incomes· larger in~' ·956 than In 1955 In om ' h ran · c e~ Y types of, fnms ged from . about ,l3,900 on wtleat-pea farma ln W!sli' 1 ld h b mg on- & o area to loiS ·or a out $1240 on drouth-ridden cattle ranches of southwest u. --· . ~t;~~~id:jl'ou Kn~w That? i ' Today . ·. 11:30 11 Co•ld Be Y01 12.00 News R~port 12:1~ Mov1etlme • 1:30 llrlde and Groom 2:00 M•tineo Theater 3:00 Queen lor 1 Day !toaern ~•nee• ' 110 Comedy T!mo 4.30 Trouble Wllh Father 5·00 Splnaeb Pla~house 5 45 NBC News 3:4~ 5 45 NBC News 6 00 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25. W~at~crcast 11 ' ' ,. • "'"' 0 ttb pj "' Seflelll- ~~· c. Blcon . ' Judie 01 -tbo Prohl.. C01ill · lleiA CoUIIIJ, Oklo " (tl 12. ·1A, ~ ate , 1 Legg/ Notice NOTICI OP' A'!'-iNTijiiNT lstolo of Danlti T. "'-ritol4 DocMoN . 6 00 Sp1nach Playhouse 6 00 News Picture ' -M<~ • .. • 5 58 ~lgn On ' 6 00 Today ~ oo Roni~er Roori 9 3Q Trc~!llre Hunt IOOA Tile Prlee •s Idgbt iQ 30 Truth or Co.l;queacff II 00 Tie rai Door\t • ll 30 It Could Be Yoo ' 12:00 News Report !!.!~ Movietime . 1'30 Brtde •nd Gr~om l oo Matllll'e Tb~ater , 1.00 Queen For A uay •· 3:411 . !llodera Romabcu 4 00 Come<ty Ti"le 4 30 Trouble wilh Father 1 •n Th~· Price fll!lght t r • lo:oo ' ' ' ': (t) 12. 11,,2l4l ' Tt' t< " 1 ' .''"" q:D .\ll' C>nsequericea · '1: 00 T.It l'a.l' DoU&b ' ' 6 15 Sports Eye ' • •. W.titbeNast r, ' I ' (lll!IJ' Sillier · 61 Ll)ndori · , , f:~ · : 8.so F1411 a~d- SCruggs · 1.00 Be~f ul Groud\u 7 so B.rlt ol )!1-o:r.et ; • 7 00 i Death' Valley Daya , 7.3o' pfe'•ol Riley • 8 00 "h.e\>~!e ~ ~0$ . 8'00) T~ (MtDh COIIOD 8.~0 lllth-}.ow .' , ' . ' , . · BSO illr loh>m!ht ' 9.00 Lux .ll•~o '!'IJcail>r ,. . / I· ' shOw , ~'00 · OaVaH..tde of Sportt• 1 9'45 Red u.rber's couutt · 10:00 Feder&1"Men " 110 30 News Hea~llnot 10 40 Nltewa.cb .. 13:00 . TO\#~ht I I 00 ' Sirh Off . tOjJQ Wbtrlyldfu Lions are co.sidering doirlg-'wiia~ i$ ~9ne a~ways at Ravenswood. 'f,ha is to go along \he ' nver._ban_ks With a good sized 'hat a•cceph~g contributions for the privilege of seeing the ~ces. If this happens here Sunday, know that hate.ver you gtve Will be used for a most worthy cause. eraged 7~ wr acre. George Washington sold hla thousands o• f1 ~ acres o and grants in the Ohio Valley to Reyolutlonary War veterans for $1 p N er acre. ow mere taxes are near. - 9.00 RoniJJ"i' Jlo<lm 9· 30 Treas~re Hunt · 10 30 Newa Readlln., · · '·b 10 ..40 Nitewa~ 1F<OO • TOI..bt 1.00 Sl11n ?:I ' ~~---------------~- WCHS·TV Chan·n ell ": FarmoQ.rams lssu.ed by the Department 01 Ag~ICU . ,- - -- . Taxes levied on farm real estat . 1956 ture 1 payable in 1957 increased five pe In • er cent to another record high in a , 4 year co ti Increase. This was per ~ bnsecu ve 32 d en1 a ove 1950 an more than double those of 1945 In rela· lion to farm real estate vlil~es, lax levies de· clined shgbtly in 1956. Real estate taxes gained about five p~r cent farm ues ro . b · real est3le valse a out seven per cent so that average tu per $100 or real tat •o es e v~lue fell from • ·92 per acre In 1955 to SO.OO In Oh 1956 lo real estate taxes rose from , $1 70 160 · per acre to · per.acre In 1956 Historlical note: Taxes in In Ohi o av. 1956 - - - _ --- •. ' ; Regatta ~rovides Opportunity For Pome~oy Lions To Add Funds fat Humanitarian Work Witjl ~rea Youngst~rs ~ .e,rp ,., '. '· DepuiJ ClfJ1r 1 l-tlally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12,1957 .• ' and Bonnie ed m~ ear1 Y '" state believe you ' and Uncle Georse were ever silly and m love llh this - 1 Juot can't imallne II." Said ilie "That'• all ~ou ·-now ·~bout it What do you think or a mse like tbla he aent me In a letter. ' " "We'll Io.k our hearts toiell10r And !hrow away the <eea.'' I noW'Iauelrt tondtrly every Ume I thin~ of that - she carefully !old me how he'd 11\lliPelled ke~s ad~s all the more lust':'. Oh, dar: hn Auntie, you had Jt too, you hadn't milled a thing, as I'd feared. Van -Cooney, -~. FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7:80 Boalon Blackie 8:00 Capl.lin KAbglll'Oo 8 45 CBS Newa· tary.treasurer, Librar:ans for the elub are Jennifer Daniels, Susan Proba~o. Jud1th Sauer and Grace Captema. MYP TO MilT HI-LOW 8·~n Loe:ll N~w• 9:00' Garrv Moore IO,SO · otrike II l<lcil T.MPS The Chester Cl)arrc IIYF \Vlll 'mcot MQnday at T:SO p. m. at NEW YORII UP-Hot and cold around the nation: Low this the Ch~ater Melhodill Church. morning · 19 at Fraser. Colo. High Wedni!Jiday· 105 at El Cen· • NEW AIIIVAL • · Mr and Mra. Ge..-111" Noi!e l· tro Calif. I road ,Jr. are anJWIIDCIDI tile birth ' of a 6 lb 9 o. son Michael Alan uesday, Sept 10 at Holm Hospital. Grancjparehb are Mr. and Ws Carl r.tlt.h and Mr. an5 Mis. Georre Nmeiroed Sr. Theodore Mitch, Pomero~ Is a great llfandfather. If by now I haven't loll all my customen (known 'II readers) I'll ~luoldalll with one mort ThiS one !rom Dr. B. R. Lakin !laming ovangellst, loved hy many • • •' • nnd detellted by some, lake your plCk Mi~ho.lce Bn~~ncl rve talked a rood deal about ,th, .1011, p!ull'p people In thlo ••I· lUll) ~ suddenly I'm remmded of ~mtnt• on tho too thin Yoa, llllinald, there I• o Vorl-Thin 11'111 here and there. Ono of my uncles !way back) opeaklna or a skinny one BUid "She'• about as rut atamp.'' tt!il ' $1 .,, • a posttg~ " ., But or hlr Yille, Aunl Jennie wboae tendency to 1pread t prot> ab~ inherit he ••plain•d, "Ya.,, oho 1 rot a rear on her about llko old Maud" - tho family ho11. My frtond, Gorlrudo Maier ol Younptown wrote me l'm a:etlln& 10 bll - I know I must look like tho back of a bua." I iuot ate IOVOral lumps or btown 1111ar, " there waan't any leo croom around hllldy, On with tho dance! MEETING CALLID '12:00 Arlena Reeae. IND HIGHT GAMES TOLEDO, 0. UP-C1vic lead· 11 GLII CLUI ILICn,. Olll<ers lor Ute Glrla' Glee protection and the abohtlon or Club at Middleport Hlih StMol ers today asked for more police ntght football games ln the wake WP-re elected · thla week with of a cr1me apu" wbreh saw three Jeanette Crooka as pr.-Ident; women attacked in as many daya. Janice Asbury, vice president : Wcitch For These Signs ·C~~l Tiflms . 11.:1l8 !(t. Moriah Bapt(lt Mlaa· ionor1 Soelety wm· m•et · Thur~· day ev~nlng at the home 'of !llr!. T~e, on 990 spot On Your • >''' , ,. \ I •' -~~ •Llliw•~ . • . ., • . ' ' : . '. , 'I j2:30 The Gretchen wad8· silo~ IZ-~O. . 115 I:30 1:15 Nel~bbora 1:so 1:30 Movlt Matinee . · 4·00 ••00 ' Amorlcan lllndalan4 5:00 •:.00 C!rl.,._ .Club 6:00 1:00 Hlete~ Moure Club 8:15 8:00 r!Ye Star Final ::30 1:14 Joba Daly 6 Ill~ N.,. I:So Blllld, II Belter Huntlntton 7:00 Orient I!Jpreu of rate ' ' ·)· " 1 '• • • h 1 ' • • I I . • . ' I I lb. pkgs. , ••• • • ,I.!"'.... ' ' ... I _ QZEN.ORANGE J.UJCE .6· , , ~ -~ ~· CH,\NNEI. .tli·P'IIliiM . . 1.~.00 ,.Li~•"'! , ,, ··~! · . ·.,. 1 ·~ ·' • ' :c~lllte· · · ~l·ta 1 •W> C ' • e.oz. CANS 1! ·)I'll• Gil~~ w,..,e Show Nelsbbon ' · ' Movie ·Hallftee ' American Bandstud Cartoon Club\ lllcteyllouae Cltib Fi~·Biar FIJIII JOlin Daly .... 1bl Nol,l It'Tl Tl "'~ft ' I Jim .Jowle Of Eye Trouble In Child IV HIR!t.IN N. IUHDJSIN. II.D. YO.U c6114'a · . .u.. only WHOLE or . HALF • • And they ARE got~a In up at ~ levee rl11ht lodoy, Sept. 1. ' wuole IWirm• of them, the very tllln1 tllo JOC!i "" buill to avoid. One mO\her uld, "And all ,tllue 10110n Uckota, too - the ~ really lost 3 or the moat de· ...-able daya." Nlll yoar. dear mana11er and POOl board, or whoever, next year My lrlend, !llaey Probaii!O, Mrs. lti'l ltl¥1 that cool, blue, lovely A. A. Dillard oaf I - . oyer· i1 .... available at lmt for tbreo the Lem Rulloncutlor "Peach --------~ · ~J- __ _ Jb.. ..••• ' . . ,. . lb. ,9¢ lb.~·65¢, 12 o1~' cin �. . j /~ - ........ ••• . . ,. anThe Pom~roy Lions .Club has been given to help a tid ~ee a~am. .\· ,,;· :JI opportunity to participate m staging the It sholl,ld ·be r,membered that Lionnarry ... we!~ta Sunday, Sep_t. 1_5 and · through !Is on their humanitarian work primarily thro~gh money ~h1ch IS us~d for one of the m Ia worthy of achvlllep. ThiS IS the humnm· people, main. h'tar n work of ad' I 1ng deservmg youngsters who nowhere else can get help tosee Lio ·n b . ns Wl e m charge of admitting spec~ators to the roped off parkmg lots which will e chotce ~ats and vantage points for the 1races startmg at 12:45 p m. There will be ~eats for 250 to 300 persons Lions are workmg with Jay Myers of the Pomeroy H 1 g h School employee staff to erect bleachers on the lot Saturday morning. 1• A m?st mode_rate charge of 60 cents is bemg lev1ed for admisston to the lots. Four entrances will be manned by Lions to sell and tate tickets. Ali the money so ~ceived will go to the club treasury, earmarked for perso~ needing either glasses or surgery on lhetr eyes It Is not foreseen that determined free loaders can be kept out of the parking lot. A reasonable effort will be made, with assist· ance from Pomeroy police and Lions to guard ibe rope setting off lh~ lots But no ~ne should expect to observe men like Ltons Bern~rd_ Fultz, Glenroy Ewing, Ron Springer, V!rgJI Hayes. Kalad Hindy, John Bacon and others strcakmg after a character to . . 50 • g•ve c '· club funds raised from dues They do not gQ ' through town or hOuse to house a·skmg" band: ' ' outs. Occasionally when an opportumty;~ris~s· like in this Regatta case of making extr~ · at it because the club treas- · money u•enump ury Is heavily taxed by the a1d pro!D'am. At such times it is comfortmg for Lions to know their neighbors .and friends about town will support their activities. ,, It •was rlftlst generous of the Regatta sponsoring organizations - the B1g Bend Boatmg Club, Chambers of Commerce of Pomeroy and Middleport - to offer the ticket project to the Uons It has been a regular and suecessful pracllce at the ann ual Ravenswood Regaija to have a civic club do this work . . Worthy organizations around tQw'n \\'ilh, tile energy to help stage a show of this kind are presented with the opportumty . to work. Through 11 they earn money .fo1· their club oh· jecllves. - ·• - · I I' ,, TeLEVI$10M GUIDE . ..:WSA% ~Tv ·Cifonn•t.i~.:~ ,, ·, ,. . . .. . . muasuAv,... clianneJ 1 . Frida ·. y Sl!ln·On ' ;:,, S:M 6:00 * ly twice, origin' ! cost! ,, u~. fl. D. A. IIITPDV./Qr "OMMER ,l. f i . .. ''• '.. ' " C,M.L am ly,jjperated farniUn S s)lowe" !h t a · mos1 1ypes had net Incomes· larger in~' ·956 than In 1955 In om ' h ran · c e~ Y types of, fnms ged from . about ,l3,900 on wtleat-pea farma ln W!sli' 1 ld h b mg on- & o area to loiS ·or a out $1240 on drouth-ridden cattle ranches of southwest u. --· . ~t;~~~id:jl'ou Kn~w That? i ' Today . ·. 11:30 11 Co•ld Be Y01 12.00 News R~port 12:1~ Mov1etlme • 1:30 llrlde and Groom 2:00 M•tineo Theater 3:00 Queen lor 1 Day !toaern ~•nee• ' 110 Comedy T!mo 4.30 Trouble Wllh Father 5·00 Splnaeb Pla~house 5 45 NBC News 3:4~ 5 45 NBC News 6 00 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye 6 25. W~at~crcast 11 ' ' ,. • "'"' 0 ttb pj "' Seflelll- ~~· c. Blcon . ' Judie 01 -tbo Prohl.. C01ill · lleiA CoUIIIJ, Oklo " (tl 12. ·1A, ~ ate , 1 Legg/ Notice NOTICI OP' A'!'-iNTijiiNT lstolo of Danlti T. "'-ritol4 DocMoN . 6 00 Sp1nach Playhouse 6 00 News Picture ' -M<~ • .. • 5 58 ~lgn On ' 6 00 Today ~ oo Roni~er Roori 9 3Q Trc~!llre Hunt IOOA Tile Prlee •s Idgbt iQ 30 Truth or Co.l;queacff II 00 Tie rai Door\t • ll 30 It Could Be Yoo ' 12:00 News Report !!.!~ Movietime . 1'30 Brtde •nd Gr~om l oo Matllll'e Tb~ater , 1.00 Queen For A uay •· 3:411 . !llodera Romabcu 4 00 Come<ty Ti"le 4 30 Trouble wilh Father 1 •n Th~· Price fll!lght t r • lo:oo ' ' ' ': (t) 12. 11,,2l4l ' Tt' t< " 1 ' .''"" q:D .\ll' C>nsequericea · '1: 00 T.It l'a.l' DoU&b ' ' 6 15 Sports Eye ' • •. W.titbeNast r, ' I ' (lll!IJ' Sillier · 61 Ll)ndori · , , f:~ · : 8.so F1411 a~d- SCruggs · 1.00 Be~f ul Groud\u 7 so B.rlt ol )!1-o:r.et ; • 7 00 i Death' Valley Daya , 7.3o' pfe'•ol Riley • 8 00 "h.e\>~!e ~ ~0$ . 8'00) T~ (MtDh COIIOD 8.~0 lllth-}.ow .' , ' . ' , . · BSO illr loh>m!ht ' 9.00 Lux .ll•~o '!'IJcail>r ,. . / I· ' shOw , ~'00 · OaVaH..tde of Sportt• 1 9'45 Red u.rber's couutt · 10:00 Feder&1"Men " 110 30 News Hea~llnot 10 40 Nltewa.cb .. 13:00 . TO\#~ht I I 00 ' Sirh Off . tOjJQ Wbtrlyldfu Lions are co.sidering doirlg-'wiia~ i$ ~9ne a~ways at Ravenswood. 'f,ha is to go along \he ' nver._ban_ks With a good sized 'hat a•cceph~g contributions for the privilege of seeing the ~ces. If this happens here Sunday, know that hate.ver you gtve Will be used for a most worthy cause. eraged 7~ wr acre. George Washington sold hla thousands o• f1 ~ acres o and grants in the Ohio Valley to Reyolutlonary War veterans for $1 p N er acre. ow mere taxes are near. - 9.00 RoniJJ"i' Jlo<lm 9· 30 Treas~re Hunt · 10 30 Newa Readlln., · · '·b 10 ..40 Nitewa~ 1F<OO • TOI..bt 1.00 Sl11n ?:I ' ~~---------------~- WCHS·TV Chan·n ell ": FarmoQ.rams lssu.ed by the Department 01 Ag~ICU . ,- - -- . Taxes levied on farm real estat . 1956 ture 1 payable in 1957 increased five pe In • er cent to another record high in a , 4 year co ti Increase. This was per ~ bnsecu ve 32 d en1 a ove 1950 an more than double those of 1945 In rela· lion to farm real estate vlil~es, lax levies de· clined shgbtly in 1956. Real estate taxes gained about five p~r cent farm ues ro . b · real est3le valse a out seven per cent so that average tu per $100 or real tat •o es e v~lue fell from • ·92 per acre In 1955 to SO.OO In Oh 1956 lo real estate taxes rose from , $1 70 160 · per acre to · per.acre In 1956 Historlical note: Taxes in In Ohi o av. 1956 - - - _ --- •. ' ; Regatta ~rovides Opportunity For Pome~oy Lions To Add Funds fat Humanitarian Work Witjl ~rea Youngst~rs ~ .e,rp ,., '. '· DepuiJ ClfJ1r 1 l-tlally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12,1957 .• ' and Bonnie ed m~ ear1 Y '" state believe you ' and Uncle Georse were ever silly and m love llh this - 1 Juot can't imallne II." Said ilie "That'• all ~ou ·-now ·~bout it What do you think or a mse like tbla he aent me In a letter. ' " "We'll Io.k our hearts toiell10r And !hrow away the <eea.'' I noW'Iauelrt tondtrly every Ume I thin~ of that - she carefully !old me how he'd 11\lliPelled ke~s ad~s all the more lust':'. Oh, dar: hn Auntie, you had Jt too, you hadn't milled a thing, as I'd feared. Van -Cooney, -~. FRIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7:80 Boalon Blackie 8:00 Capl.lin KAbglll'Oo 8 45 CBS Newa· tary.treasurer, Librar:ans for the elub are Jennifer Daniels, Susan Proba~o. Jud1th Sauer and Grace Captema. MYP TO MilT HI-LOW 8·~n Loe:ll N~w• 9:00' Garrv Moore IO,SO · otrike II l<lcil T.MPS The Chester Cl)arrc IIYF \Vlll 'mcot MQnday at T:SO p. m. at NEW YORII UP-Hot and cold around the nation: Low this the Ch~ater Melhodill Church. morning · 19 at Fraser. Colo. High Wedni!Jiday· 105 at El Cen· • NEW AIIIVAL • · Mr and Mra. Ge..-111" Noi!e l· tro Calif. I road ,Jr. are anJWIIDCIDI tile birth ' of a 6 lb 9 o. son Michael Alan uesday, Sept 10 at Holm Hospital. Grancjparehb are Mr. and Ws Carl r.tlt.h and Mr. an5 Mis. Georre Nmeiroed Sr. Theodore Mitch, Pomero~ Is a great llfandfather. If by now I haven't loll all my customen (known 'II readers) I'll ~luoldalll with one mort ThiS one !rom Dr. B. R. Lakin !laming ovangellst, loved hy many • • •' • nnd detellted by some, lake your plCk Mi~ho.lce Bn~~ncl rve talked a rood deal about ,th, .1011, p!ull'p people In thlo ••I· lUll) ~ suddenly I'm remmded of ~mtnt• on tho too thin Yoa, llllinald, there I• o Vorl-Thin 11'111 here and there. Ono of my uncles !way back) opeaklna or a skinny one BUid "She'• about as rut atamp.'' tt!il ' $1 .,, • a posttg~ " ., But or hlr Yille, Aunl Jennie wboae tendency to 1pread t prot> ab~ inherit he ••plain•d, "Ya.,, oho 1 rot a rear on her about llko old Maud" - tho family ho11. My frtond, Gorlrudo Maier ol Younptown wrote me l'm a:etlln& 10 bll - I know I must look like tho back of a bua." I iuot ate IOVOral lumps or btown 1111ar, " there waan't any leo croom around hllldy, On with tho dance! MEETING CALLID '12:00 Arlena Reeae. IND HIGHT GAMES TOLEDO, 0. UP-C1vic lead· 11 GLII CLUI ILICn,. Olll<ers lor Ute Glrla' Glee protection and the abohtlon or Club at Middleport Hlih StMol ers today asked for more police ntght football games ln the wake WP-re elected · thla week with of a cr1me apu" wbreh saw three Jeanette Crooka as pr.-Ident; women attacked in as many daya. Janice Asbury, vice president : Wcitch For These Signs ·C~~l Tiflms . 11.:1l8 !(t. Moriah Bapt(lt Mlaa· ionor1 Soelety wm· m•et · Thur~· day ev~nlng at the home 'of !llr!. T~e, on 990 spot On Your • >''' , ,. \ I •' -~~ •Llliw•~ . • . ., • . ' ' : . '. , 'I j2:30 The Gretchen wad8· silo~ IZ-~O. . 115 I:30 1:15 Nel~bbora 1:so 1:30 Movlt Matinee . · 4·00 ••00 ' Amorlcan lllndalan4 5:00 •:.00 C!rl.,._ .Club 6:00 1:00 Hlete~ Moure Club 8:15 8:00 r!Ye Star Final ::30 1:14 Joba Daly 6 Ill~ N.,. I:So Blllld, II Belter Huntlntton 7:00 Orient I!Jpreu of rate ' ' ·)· " 1 '• • • h 1 ' • • I I . • . ' I I lb. pkgs. , ••• • • ,I.!"'.... ' ' ... I _ QZEN.ORANGE J.UJCE .6· , , ~ -~ ~· CH,\NNEI. .tli·P'IIliiM . . 1.~.00 ,.Li~•"'! , ,, ··~! · . ·.,. 1 ·~ ·' • ' :c~lllte· · · ~l·ta 1 •W> C ' • e.oz. CANS 1! ·)I'll• Gil~~ w,..,e Show Nelsbbon ' · ' Movie ·Hallftee ' American Bandstud Cartoon Club\ lllcteyllouae Cltib Fi~·Biar FIJIII JOlin Daly .... 1bl Nol,l It'Tl Tl "'~ft ' I Jim .Jowle Of Eye Trouble In Child IV HIR!t.IN N. IUHDJSIN. II.D. YO.U c6114'a · . .u.. only WHOLE or . HALF • • And they ARE got~a In up at ~ levee rl11ht lodoy, Sept. 1. ' wuole IWirm• of them, the very tllln1 tllo JOC!i "" buill to avoid. One mO\her uld, "And all ,tllue 10110n Uckota, too - the ~ really lost 3 or the moat de· ...-able daya." Nlll yoar. dear mana11er and POOl board, or whoever, next year My lrlend, !llaey Probaii!O, Mrs. lti'l ltl¥1 that cool, blue, lovely A. A. Dillard oaf I - . oyer· i1 .... available at lmt for tbreo the Lem Rulloncutlor "Peach --------~ · ~J- __ _ Jb.. ..••• ' . . ,. . lb. ,9¢ lb.~·65¢, 12 o1~' cin �· ·~-·.,..._:,....,,_,"',,., .,·. ::- :u:•.:;a ~ t1i11 "•s:ud · · Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Sept 12, 1987-1 fo.Dai!y Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12, 1957 · ~r, . ,, ' SPORTS DESK . · .MR; INFIELD • · · · .. By Alan Maver· l!xperlenee Counts In TV Senlee YOUNGS MARKET 'lftt 8lere Collplele" 7 J)AYS PU WEEK I ·A.M. 10 • PJI. 441 1.oe1111 st: Sl · r·'M~ · .·· .· ~ ' !· . ·,._:· '·a· . co ' ' \ ·a· . ' '· . ;, n. -·. ~ ,•. ~- '· ' ' '. bfh···-· · •.L ........ '· . ' .....·a·9.c ...... .._, ,~············~ ' . ••·r· .ft:a~s ~~=~~n:;~~t.~.· Jl;.4Jc. -~~~ )~~ ......... ~~~·········~······J·~~~ .. , . . ' Pb~ -~hoJ,s:-.. ~ ,~9.c _'.d~'· , ......... "' .._ ,.. .... "" 7.' '-:J, . :·_ . ~ - - GoooJf'iEAII •••••••••• , ' •..a SHOCKS '. Fillers .':....-:..~ .. 71 - ....,.;.. ,~ · ~21i'l'ta ,..,.f ,_' . ..,.; . -IMAt * . -. ., .-. 240 ·.. -IW!o ··~!" • • :• .• ,, ~-~~".t"'r· · : ,..· ' ' .,1 I• ~ ' ( t ':..· 37~ ' Martinez Wants Elimination Mix ' CHICAGO nez, fourth · laid today he out\!11 to be ellmi111Uon crown. li!uUnOI raUIII by raljylnl In !h• roulld to stop underdol Larry er In the ninth round of \heir ca10 Stadium bout 7 • __ ,\"~- -~ · -' · ~·-··· _;~-...·:· :;_ ~~· . ............... · ~··: . . 2.... 7.8• • d. . ... ~..... ••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ,. ..........,~,..,.,.,.,.. ·WEST SHADE and Mrs. Curt~ Bailey of AtheiiJ ~pent S1turd'.Y with Mra Mr. ' ( . "r.:" Milk . . . . Dil.t. - - - - ' ~ •• &..... . . , .•. Man. 'Jiall~i'- ,.,., Mullen ' ~ I ' f \_ ' I -· ,., ' ·'' I \ ~ •. ~ '' . ,, ' •· sun.IIIY 1nern0l>n caller~ or Mr. and Mrs. Russell Painter ivere Mr. and Mrs. qenn Swick, Mrs: Clarence MarkUIII an~ dau· gbter of Colqmb!IS, ¥~. !n~ ~;~· Harry Brown ~nd o~lldteij, ..r. and Mn. Ralph Poln!!f· · !ln. Virgil , Roush · attended the wscs at Cbe,ster ~J:l:r;l'· !ln. Clyde. Well i spent sunday aflemoon !,fary Bailey. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Taylor ilf Addison, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haschar of Pl. Pleasant called on Ml'S Robert Painter SaturdaY. llr. and Mra. Floyd· Spen~e · called on lira. Jennie 110\u~ sulday evening. ' <leor(e Souder& and •on Tim· of columbus called at , the Pal~ter ~·Jilt Jload&y. ' • ' .' I · ~ULLIN /J SOHIP ' •· ..' ~, .,. .. " '" ' ' ... 'ii ' ,1~ .:-··":.' ' \ / ; : ' ..... , '~~ .. ' . .....,.. . d· ~ ,,.,I f ' ,, \ ·. ,; ow . ~v~ · · ·· · :;. ,:' .......... i .. llftll • held on to . . '. -M,·x ·:S)4;~1 1 , !I! fft ... . .... ' : · . ' · . . ; .. . · ' : . . ...... ... . Mlil flllt'l!•sn.o. . I .. .. ....... ~ . Ca.••, ...~ ~... ' ~~HEVROLET PICKUP CUM8 .. ' •.' .. • • :~ .~J ~~K 45c .. FOR . WI PolIll Wllh nfl!IL :' ' HMO:\yft· 2' ' ".............,. 'RIZER Oll:(O. ,_ PliEs PEAl lbl. . ,, ,..- : .. :• ~;. ... 1 Ireen 4f0110' I I w---~·~ ;·\~ : ~-;~~---------' ·-~~ ' . r •, ,., �· ·~-·.,..._:,....,,_,"',,., .,·. ::- :u:•.:;a ~ t1i11 "•s:ud · · Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., Sept 12, 1987-1 fo.Dai!y Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12, 1957 · ~r, . ,, ' SPORTS DESK . · .MR; INFIELD • · · · .. By Alan Maver· l!xperlenee Counts In TV Senlee YOUNGS MARKET 'lftt 8lere Collplele" 7 J)AYS PU WEEK I ·A.M. 10 • PJI. 441 1.oe1111 st: Sl · r·'M~ · .·· .· ~ ' !· . ·,._:· '·a· . co ' ' \ ·a· . ' '· . ;, n. -·. ~ ,•. ~- '· ' ' '. bfh···-· · •.L ........ '· . ' .....·a·9.c ...... .._, ,~············~ ' . ••·r· .ft:a~s ~~=~~n:;~~t.~.· Jl;.4Jc. -~~~ )~~ ......... ~~~·········~······J·~~~ .. , . . ' Pb~ -~hoJ,s:-.. ~ ,~9.c _'.d~'· , ......... "' .._ ,.. .... "" 7.' '-:J, . :·_ . ~ - - GoooJf'iEAII •••••••••• , ' •..a SHOCKS '. Fillers .':....-:..~ .. 71 - ....,.;.. ,~ · ~21i'l'ta ,..,.f ,_' . ..,.; . -IMAt * . -. ., .-. 240 ·.. -IW!o ··~!" • • :• .• ,, ~-~~".t"'r· · : ,..· ' ' .,1 I• ~ ' ( t ':..· 37~ ' Martinez Wants Elimination Mix ' CHICAGO nez, fourth · laid today he out\!11 to be ellmi111Uon crown. li!uUnOI raUIII by raljylnl In !h• roulld to stop underdol Larry er In the ninth round of \heir ca10 Stadium bout 7 • __ ,\"~- -~ · -' · ~·-··· _;~-...·:· :;_ ~~· . ............... · ~··: . . 2.... 7.8• • d. . ... ~..... ••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ,. ..........,~,..,.,.,.,.. ·WEST SHADE and Mrs. Curt~ Bailey of AtheiiJ ~pent S1turd'.Y with Mra Mr. ' ( . "r.:" Milk . . . . Dil.t. - - - - ' ~ •• &..... . . , .•. Man. 'Jiall~i'- ,.,., Mullen ' ~ I ' f \_ ' I -· ,., ' ·'' I \ ~ •. ~ '' . ,, ' •· sun.IIIY 1nern0l>n caller~ or Mr. and Mrs. Russell Painter ivere Mr. and Mrs. qenn Swick, Mrs: Clarence MarkUIII an~ dau· gbter of Colqmb!IS, ¥~. !n~ ~;~· Harry Brown ~nd o~lldteij, ..r. and Mn. Ralph Poln!!f· · !ln. Virgil , Roush · attended the wscs at Cbe,ster ~J:l:r;l'· !ln. Clyde. Well i spent sunday aflemoon !,fary Bailey. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Taylor ilf Addison, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haschar of Pl. Pleasant called on Ml'S Robert Painter SaturdaY. llr. and Mra. Floyd· Spen~e · called on lira. Jennie 110\u~ sulday evening. ' <leor(e Souder& and •on Tim· of columbus called at , the Pal~ter ~·Jilt Jload&y. ' • ' .' I · ~ULLIN /J SOHIP ' •· ..' ~, .,. .. " '" ' ' ... 'ii ' ,1~ .:-··":.' ' \ / ; : ' ..... , '~~ .. ' . .....,.. . d· ~ ,,.,I f ' ,, \ ·. ,; ow . ~v~ · · ·· · :;. ,:' .......... i .. llftll • held on to . . '. -M,·x ·:S)4;~1 1 , !I! fft ... . .... ' : · . ' · . . ; .. . · ' : . . ...... ... . Mlil flllt'l!•sn.o. . I .. .. ....... ~ . Ca.••, ...~ ~... ' ~~HEVROLET PICKUP CUM8 .. ' •.' .. • • :~ .~J ~~K 45c .. FOR . WI PolIll Wllh nfl!IL :' ' HMO:\yft· 2' ' ".............,. 'RIZER Oll:(O. ,_ PliEs PEAl lbl. . ,, ,..- : .. :• ~;. ... 1 Ireen 4f0110' I I w---~·~ ;·\~ : ~-;~~---------' ·-~~ ' . r •, ,., �"' 'I I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12, 1937-7 :--:-c--:-- productlo; ~h plate with a IO·milllon-pound slretcbtr , aj Its Trentwood, Woohintton, · r"llng mlii. · The jltel<hing setlort. ·relieve• residual, !ntemal Jtrtill!ls pro.. · vide better phy•icol properties in the metaL use· ol atreu.-elieve<: KAISEI\ " olumioim 0Jate is highly advan· Koiser· Aluminum & Cheml~l tageou in tho maclilning of in· C'ol'ponition \ hu J!lac.od an order tric:.tely shaped parts, .auch as wHh Hydrnulik G. M. B. H. nr wing sections, spars ~nd other Dlll!llurg, Gt!rmnny, for con· structural members. struction u£ tt 3tl-million-pound At thu R1Venswood p'lant thr plate strctther- pos.sessing near- stretCher will be lrtatalled in 11 ly tw lce the power of .the larg pit 120 feet long. 32 feet wille est stretcher now in opl'rnt ion---- and 15 !cet ·deep. The top of eneh to be installed " part of tho stretching head will rise 8'h heavy plate racilltles in th~ feet above floor level. company's Ravenswood . West , Virginia, rolling m!ll. 1 Dcs1gn or. the stret~her carried · out by ·Ka1scr Alumtnum's AdThe huge maehtne will be cap- vanctd Engineering Design Di,•ls able of gripping the ends of a jon under the direction of A: {l().fO<It·lo'ng plate of high-stren,1th "bean Smith, incorporates a num· aluminum alloy· Cor aircraft con · ber of unusual features. struction and literally lengthen · The machine will be without a ing It as much · as 5 f!et. -auiding frame artd will be free The stretcher will be able to to move on tracks supported on hanf.le a m&xil;l'lllm cross-section a foundation. with no errort bt:· of 640 square inches. Within this ing macle to hold it In a rigidly qverall limit. It will -actommo- fixed alignment. Each head will date thicknesses up to six lnehcs be supported on each side by .~nd widths up to 160 inehes, in eight .standard rpilway car wl'leels lengths from 1? to 60 feet. on a dollble trick. Together with ·associated heat The forged steel working col· treating and ultrssonir testing umns are 42 inches 10 diameter. . equipment, the stretcher will bo The column on each · side is ,.. installed to supply the lncreru;. tually divicted 'into colUJil.ftl, ink demanct of olrcr.Ct builders each 3G feet long, oe.parated b~ .a • for larger and jhicker plote in large stretching erh~der d•ll4•· the strongest aluminum alloys. ed to operat.. at a pl1l'' In aa~iilon, demand Is growing lUr~ ~~ ~!000 ~ouh~a per ~qua\'e for'lka(>y alumlhum alloy plate ~~~b. One · o,qne colum~. is ~o' fer uses In · the tianaportatiOif hct. and . the otber Is hollow In and shipbu1i~i~g\ induslries. Kt~i- ?rder to aet also as a Ma~lpulat1 . !•' A~min_um 1>ioneered in the mg cylinder. · _ .Kaiser Plans To ln&tall Hug~· t~ ~latt Stretcher DEPBNDAB~s~ep~t~.1!2.~1~ss:7: ---· l:~~;;~~::~~to~.~· 'WA . ' NT ADs Gun~ Shells, newCorner: and Guns, used Guns, _Fife Novelty "I THE DRl' , VE R'S · smallest. of anytblag must be million, itranger - nothin' chlnt· ' son, lo\atk, Mr. and Mra. Roger bitter ptll to swallow. zy about Texas." . Archer and son, Roy Allen, all Notice how T sun needling, the stranger ask· ·. of Columbus, and Mrs. Martha Rus1;1'\l hio state's compensates for ed why .Texas bad never built a By Mrs. John Dllehl sell of and Mr.. and 1j;.lur\ ever. If it Ull now. "Why shueka, . Guests of RO'. and Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Dtehl and sons, I.ou· just gotta be the ~st'!gg~!' ~t 8 man, Tex rallied, "we got so ham Stausl.Jaugh over the week LS an ar es. · Appl;. New Ha· have a point Equipped with space here, we never ,needed end w.ere Mr. and Mrs. D'r! YI I Mrs, Jeanine Hoffner and chll.' v~n Orc~ard, New Haven. Phune I .. ery modern safety feature knqwn ~oJUM,lP,tkc before. ~hings re jest 'Newlan and son, Robert, Mr. and dren are spending a few days with RATES TU·2l68R. 1·29tf \ Tex grinned sheeplshil' at the to traffic engineering, the new be nnln to squeeze up a mite ~ra. Cbarles ~rown and two so~s, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl turnpike can stand up d et\~·een tbe.se·here two towns. Jimmy and Btlly, Redfield, OhlD. Parker. 10 '.,.... por IIOI'd, ••• IIKrllon. Mlnlm•m cbugo IIOc.-4 ,. - - -otranger sitting aeross the table In the world for ••fe d . any roa that s •11. Me, I think I'll head for Sunday guests were ber brother, ' tor Wid lilt lllree conaecuUvt ln.lertlolll. ~ rtvmg. the wide-open lpaces:, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKin~ey and 011 !950 Ford- 2 door 5 iOOd tire>- from hhn in a Dallas re1taurant. fpedai-OIMmOtllblorlllcenllperword. 1 now scat covers Contact .J. L. "Wal, stranger" he defended from Stretching from the heurt of . • two daughters, Paulette and Ruth J'ul1 rate ol2 cenw per wont wtlJ be ~ballled for adoertlsln& u Hansher, 546 Pearl St., Mtddle· ~•hind hio mounting embarraso- Dallas to the heart of Fort Worth 1 And With that he uncoiled his Ann and Mrs.Jiazel Beller, all of · lltll~~ lw before lite 111ft ot ...h moatb following Insertion. pol't. Ohio. 9-?.Stc ment, "I'll Jest bet It's .the beat In the six lane road measures a mer~ egs, pushed his 6 teet 6 erect, <;hauncey, Elaine McKinney and . llollJ be r<pi)rted Immediately. The One riding Horse, Layton'! Grlll, the country, even If tl ain't lhe 20.5 miles. But they are miles of and headed for the door with a Garnet Atkin of Letart, W. Va. Ptarl Molden ol Columbllo ; 111:1 luerUon. retiiOnalblt for mm than one lncor biggest." smooth di.vlded highway, expert! lazy ba<kward wave of the band. Mr. and Mro. Lou Diehl spent spent th~ weekend With .his fllther : c:.rt1 Nolieel oll!woll$l .OO. Obltuulol Boston Terrier puppies and The topic under diB<UISlon was spotted wtth large reflective , .{. The otr . . , Sunday everung w1th his .brother, Edward Molden· and Sister Mr. Jdlllbed.. _ ~ w...,. House. New Haven-Turner the recently ~ompleted Dallas-Fort giving directions warnin a d11. anger smiled 10 defeat, Mr and Mrs John Diehl " and · Mrs. Dtck t'oley. • 2911)(). ll-7-6tp Worth Turnpike, first to be built formation to m~torists ~si." ~~- ~d wondered how lo.ng it would Mrs. Robe.i Bowen sp~nt Satur· ' The 'Christian Church will hoiJ Large home comlort Coal heater. GRAVELY t1ACTOR IIALBI ar.d In Texas. The tall Texan had been turnpike. ''Them·there signs ,. 1 and h1s Ilk would day with·tier parents, Mr. ·and Mro . .•n tee cream social at the J'l:lce when. new $2 19. Used one s.imce. lL A. Fillln, SIJ II. absorbing some pardonable josh· J•• bright," brags Tex "night drl the turnpike Denver Carmen of Peach Fork Hall. Sept. 14, begmnlng at 2 o'· 1 1 (I) Nottcts 'Ibe P:J'A will offer at Winter. Wlll sell Main St., Pomeroy. • 4-;l'/I.C. ing on the part of the stranger be· In's as easy as day' drivin'" bene unlil Attendance at Sunday School on clock. 10 it actually ,.,. 12 Publle Auction 1o the highest Also IU b•les of oata and ha y. cause, far fr•m being the blgg.,t, goes on to point out other e 1 lggest the naUon. None- Sept. 8 was 85, offering $11.87. Mr. and ·1 101 CONSJBTBNT RESULTS price~ shells 12 ga. $2.90; ga, $2. G; 7in 20 ga. $2.50. Best16 this area on tricycles and side walk blcycl,. 9-7-&lc PfiOH E 398 s~: A.. e~ ~~:~~~~ Bradb~ry, h~'!'· turn~!ke ~~~le: ::.1 m~h FOR-SALE-:=- I Rutland llot>~=·~hould ~ !"&~ ~~ 11 ~vervlfw ~bin: rea~onable. \ fe~tur~· ::f',. ~~.!!"..~~r;,er~ ~:n~~!n~e;;7•;h :.;~~;t~ W•Jf•. 1" : • Roedovllle and Long Bottom. PtO<tods 19 be used for equip- Two Warm Morning Heaterspin·· new Riverview Grade School. one holds uo Ibs--$25.00-other Gal .ranee, piano. numeroua 100 lbs. co,Jl-$70.00. Call kitchen supplies, dbhea, six coal Yukon 5·2271 IJ.I2-3tp beating atom, IChool seats, Ready mix ,,;;;crete. and deab, clulirs, tables, many !tome Gravel, FlU dirt and Topsoil of sehool furniture to numeroue delivered. Phone 6303 Googleln to mention. Hou,.hold furnloh· Gravel co., o!iddieport. 9·12-6tc lliJs - two reirtaerotora, two -- aide boardJ, roctlnc chair, oew· inl muhlne, l:ltchen !ible, dre•l Trailers aer, radl<><:abloet, IrOning board awnda, Tlor electric washing Buy ' ~OWl mochlile, P.reb cbolra, dlshee ond PltiJ, Hoover electric oweep(O er, touter, two iron beds, throw One, Two and Three Bedrooms. rul~ library table, TV base, larlt otock must go. Bring your -'lin b 1 deSif., and your problems, m... c • ea !net. we're dealing on the very low· AuctlonHr: Crltt lrodford move In tomorrow. Try u• Sole atlru at 10 a.m., Saturday, est polllble terms! Sept. 14. LUnch aer>'ed by PTA. 9 II 3•· =-"7-:-:~,----....:.::...:.... ~ e TIN WIDTHS e HUGE SELECTION sboltlns Match - Saturday, Sept. Many reconditioned u1ed one 14, 1 mile above New Haven. and two bedroom trailers. SpQniOI'ed by Sa&rllt Rldge.·Rod niEE DELIVERY - QUICK! '"1 ub• , Open 7 Days AWeek Ill4 GJUI~ 9 11 3tp 11 ) Wonted To Buy S~~d- Save $100 uuqo I o ... . .. .:.. .. . .. .. . . I I Glrll tappln*' llld· ballot ahoea, 1lae 10; Bo)'J ~oat, 11ae 12X. ~ ..,9 X. 9 II Sic Ph0'~"'" . (1'4'f Re;j --I t Or Furnished t room apariiOent in Pomeroy. Phone 337-J. 9-12-6tc _ l room•· with Bath partly fur· I nlshed. Coli f.57·Y. 9·12·61p Trailer Spae..on River Front. For Sale: Llv!"g room aulte. Aloo 2 yea•· old Western Pleasure colt Reynold'o llalry Store. Coll92e:l 9 II 3tp --Rooms for rent. Kitchen Pllvilcg· es. !'hone 11011-M. 9-&6tp ' ~ 4 rooms .;d bath, lurnlahed. Also garage at Enterprise. Call 9G3·J. 9 II 6tc S"ady traller I block from center ol town on River front. Phone 6009. 9 11 Otc , ·· 1\ant - -- - - -· l!or ~toulon r.addora, ~~f c&o;~to·,,d .!''b~'dD4r1op~lotbi. "" •"' er,'"' Pboaolll65.x. U.S. 23 South W"VERLY OHI 0 11~!:!!==~~=~·~=::-:'~~~6 RUM~GE SALE wlll be held In 1 llfOwn'a Blllldln8, Moin St., Fri· l-3 room h;;;;;- ; d}:5 ·room day · and SaiJirday, Sept. 18·14. house: .74 or an acre wilh Allq Bake salt, .Saturday by the them. City water. On hlghwav w~e,"., nl !he"' Rook Sprlnga In Syracuse. s. R. HendrickS t~~ ~ · JURORS · ' fiodce ~ hereby, glv~n , tbat . I puti~~ ·dr4wlnj , of Jurors wtll .bo mad~ on the 19th day ol Septem·. ber l!lll7. at the office of the Com· inluiGners of Jurors In the Court House of Melga County, Ohio, for tbe OCtober .Term 19G7 of the Com· moo Pleas Court ol Meigs oaid County. Enrett J . Tracy Freeland S. Norris Co!llmlESloners of Juror~ · (~) 12, ltc - ~ -- 1 ~e:r~o~~:;g;I~ ·M~~ g~~:: Zane~ ~m:~·· r!'.i: r.:;,d ex:• motormg Ia sale - on at ericl: Buck and children of were Mr ' Ot er guest> strel<h of J.one l ville, Mr. an4 Mrs. Paul Archer,·' daughter,'·Mr." eBetl:•;r,;:;;m Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiser and Columbus ' · ha~i s~:a,.:~!.~mall - -- - - -' NOTICE 01' D~AWING OF . •• •,;;,.;,;-;., - .._.,alit Luq•Je - Line Cedar ~•hill - LAU Window raa11li!lldalre Rtlri&enlorL . . . Punoltu... Ml<ldloport, Ohio I • • 11 r. FOUnd (6, IIllt .,. LOST - 111ack and ton male beo- •, ,. I . , ' , .~~ce.acain, your.~•'P aluhes prices on one of Amerlca'a n'tw low pricu . 1 • your choice Is still Custom Oroun4' flivortttf; ..Cus!oJ!I.Grcund A•P premium-quality Coffooi before ~o11r eyes exactly right lor your co.ffcem•kcr. Yoli . R~~llt'tier .•. only th.o price ;, chan4J. These ar' the set all the fine, fresh Havor,yo~ pay fori lame superb blends that have made Alii' Coirce ftavor- N~ enjoy THIS REAL COFFEE lh~es ,;Alive with tamoualor almOJta hundred y~ral And '. •. eyen at ihese Flavor" ••• at these NEW LOW PRI~Esl . ' "iN'U~CI ,'AGI!Nl.a ""' Automoollo, Heallll ACCIDINl . l.lft, ea.litt ......... Rtal Estate Broker 'MII:D AND MILLOW ' In MIDDLII'Oll,!, DHIO II»M ,HONu am VltoiOUI ANJI WINIY 1•LI$. BAG' •.-· 11111 - - -·- · - ·- room house and bath. Naturol ' " In house. One mile north of Chester. Call A. J, Cart<r, YUkon 022·32. 9 10 6tc ].LB~ 73( 79c· 23. Feel,: 10 ROOM HOUSt; Experienced waltrou. A leo <Oolc. Top wog11. Muot havo good .;~ "'"'"· Hotel Marlin. 9 11 6tc and WT i Rooms Nowly Painted also so fOOT LOT In Syracuse, Ohio ( 18) YIAR AGO .2.61 . flJ,vorecl mam 30. Roman Employment Wonted "'uuld lltHtr For L..... , -~""!=~"'"'...... - .... ~---· ...~... '!!!C.!fo.!fl!LENOIDI ' "'UHJ.I . - - GRUiltU BLOCK 00. IR~;,mlod mtn--,...--, ~ttwHh. 1 11ft of 23 ond .35. Steadr r•ir See George H. Dural Price Cutl :A&P VACUUM· OONCRm BLOCU · 1 Ctvt St., Pomeroy or Phone !14-X (J 9) OpPOrtun · ·, ' , ,e s • ·~UA, _: i,. "'·· New Furniture - $299~oo ·B :a,r;,oti.rfN AUTO W..S~ · OR · BAKEl\ ... ITUR' I ' . . I ~· FUR1"1 .wlth (e•ter Sllns ., ::·~~~~~~~:~~~ .,~42f!!i 'J'I· IUY o. v. llancheater ;;;;;;pj;;;, Cheap. j clark, at. No. ss. Next to Salls. ~·~~AcTURA&. , a1W bury School. 9-Ntp ~~ ~~~~ -.11: .. tfOR tALl! 'i For RHc.ursnts or New, Sta!nlen Rofriror~qr. 32 ,,•p,w n., J door, compitie, with unu . ·· 4 :. · '''G h ..,.... .1 1 wu now f$10.00. GuarIIIIIIVlCI. i anteed. JACK'S REFIIIGERA· Phon. 1,)0, Clelana APDIIIM 1 ~chools: $113o.oo I 'Ot,l! ' ' .... ~L olt, ,. .JO~K lrt , .~0. .,., , _, = 'WIO • riliVW ~~~~~w RA~ Iro:wnj . . 111 w.lhllt st., Pomeror. · . . ... 22t (fl 7, Sic i " FULL SHANK HALF ,;tillom Built Kitchen. Jdtohan, dQitlnad for )'(lllr bomo. ~· ..Umatos. Foreman • AbbOtt. Phone aaat-Y. IJ.f.tl bl The BrlpiUI Coralt 1a ilkldl~~rt : •wr•~ . .... ·'· :· I I ',• .. ,. :· ' ' . ..... ~ ~ PI I r ' ~p,f l1 ~" ~. ~ " •• 'j( "' ~ \, 4' fh /,/, ~J7 ,. ~ ·~ tmpKet, the telis\h ond lormaUoil ol .lht 'WOi- art attalnlt. ·~aeR day thi code !etten are dllrtrent. ·· A Cllfplor- qoatatto• T p' o J KA c y ~ HH 1 Tu c u~~"ft ·::!~:o~:.~e t!:~.ele<· 1 CQqct~~~,a' For Dwvbler ~ ., DA~Y C'~~O:t;~'!'~~ t. wolk It: . ·. . :~ N F, i: L 1. o.W ·..,; 11 0 0 Onolettor alm~1fatanda tor 'ij,qt~er. In tbtolumpla A b uHd lor tho threo ;...•o',· X for tha· t11 , •a·, e.tc. ·iin"'t " o'O ,. ..!ten, •..- K QK N y ( 2Q)Buslne - ss Servlr.es ,, ·~· ~ ·~dlvidual nutff· n .,Ood or war I b '/I I 1 .l! !' · ~ •• ·, allces left in half hams. ·. 01.:; e ·coFFEE !~!: 13. tlr!ghtty. colored fish If. At homepod ~.'Romab' . .a1.1\lonth S9. DriVtnr Ice , "'~ rain - :10. Delefl• h. Frnclng ~ ~ I"' e ·- · - ' • . cured -- --- cut from yOim'g, ~ com • fed porkers! Extra 1 • ahort oban~! Full cente; i ° \!MelD• SMOKED Hordwo~ .1moked . .. ' 7 1 1 101 - . ooDGI·· ho\lj' rotl .. 31. C~n•trucf•. lion 12. Jewish montll YIAR AGO $2.t I I t1 lNNIIIIYWOOD , '. \VB b"1" & l?l .about the "soltJ Instead, she talks a~out oett• these ilit l'-persutllllon lh~t , tlon lrom dawn to dusk, borlna 'done .Uth :ro!Jiralnt. II hu been her family •114 lrlenda to death lound ·that you ~an olleu·oeU a 1INobody will come to Mrs. Dl~ ~roduet , .., . J9t : t: ~tter that w&y bow:e for dinner', because they're ;han you eao by belng .aggreutve.ltxJUnd to hear a detailed account tt seem's to me thQ.t people who ' of the chemical composition of •ant to help other.-.and judg· • ., lng b)' my .mall 'there are mlny ' •ho ,do - had better bear the "soft sell" 1n mind I ~ ~. I• I" t U. S. Navy) 21 ) Rea IEs~ote "'II' ~· · dlapleuure 2!. Biblical name 27. Frozen, • YIAR AGO· tte L'lOBS compiiC\e l1 '$oft Sell" Is Best' Way ' l To Put An Idea AdroSs · • :BAG FOR SALE ti.tN~ I. DOWN 11. SOtor The aoul disk · 2. Mr. CooUciJe 20. l,rmo<t • 3. Sltil1 I, !$nd t . Extol 22. Cheek 15. Invade:rt par\ · of Spain ~4. The G., River (Fr. ~·~ ark's 7. Roll o! . ' car14. Land money penter meuure (tslang) . 2e. Ruuiar;s l5. Irelu<L8. Fretttr 26. Adroit 1.-i'1ar'• ..., 18. Nqrtb,..l· 9. Pillow . 28. Fiol1 '31. Twilled · ern Burmue cover& net. ffl!rle 17. Qp)ICOI 11. RuiJ 'put 29. Anrlo3l.Jplt delueionll 13. 'PY ~egrees SaXon~ aetfJ S,S. ShOehpneP 20. Footlilte lh. Shield tvor.) 31. Petty malice lndion part : 18. More 33. S·l haped JO, l:xctoni&~1. Almo.t• I Infrequent . motdinl Uon. ' I '\ pheric • Jl Gisturbante ~ W, ~ I• 22. Painful I, bat~llionl ••r _:.;.,.._ 1194•• hydraull~ , 1round work. Five d1y WHir:. .~-rm· HOipltollutton tnd v•utlen 120 BI ~huranC:e . ---.- - - - ·--- 11.:~~~~~~~~~~~ INMfllo. Applr Nlckltt lokery _ _ _ - ·- - t. '8~ Aut.:~ Sale& ~·· 806 Waot Moln ovonlng 1tt- ----· 7 rooms, both, full basement, new tw10n l:OO ond 1:00. 9>12-3tc ~pono l118111111<t """..,, llltl Pb'moulh VB Belvcdore. automatic hot water hcolor, gar· ---- ldid<llepon Flrt • AUIJOt!lobll• ••• 1 dr. .liard Top ~pe. bage III ·~·~a'1 Ca 11 6149-J. 40 F'arm work wanted by youn"• · Bo• .......... •· .,._ a1•X ..... NO-~ .1 8-atp In condition. Smort m N. Fourth Avo.', Middleport. man. Will live on farm . Call . "ftelti look" ·style. Powerfllte o 10 3tc 937J. 9-12·4lp COioiP!.E'I'I JJ,.u,,o.. "'*"lion, tt p l.,;; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: ; ;;;· ; ;;;;~1 Lilt, Aut<•. !l'lro, Poll~. Coll Dor ' Bl. ae nan, omeroy, O. 9-8-Btc 11 Painter now •vallsblo for Inside 141111, lllddle;.r~ Obto. iiiii"C~tet 1; ton Pickup. '400 MQNTH.LY or outeide Jeba. Contact Relph - - · - - - ' - - - - t.Wit. t.eu tjlan 10,000 · SPARE TIME Hutton, Portland, Ohio. ( .ual mllea. Alm118t like the Rolllllna and collecting money 9 11 6tp .. ._......,..c. • 411 It wu aold. Biaettnara, from our lie IIIah Grado Nut Wanloo-PAPER a.\Non;:Q::':!5 Tho Chari.. !'topics Residence Pomeroy. o. 9-6-&lc mochlnee In this orca. No sell· yean tx">rience. Frea 11 , 1 II 12f Union Ave., Pomeroy, lngl To qualify for work you •· for sale. 6 rooms, 2 baths fur· mate' 1". v. Relaln~1r, Rtclr. • nace and basen~en~ Own..: wil l liM Pontlat 8 Star Cblef. $1,295. muat have a car, reference.!. CoDvtrlllllt Cpe. New top. Hy· $798 cu b aecured by inventory. BOI 124• Ohio. 7-0-" peraonally !inane! with small drllitaUc drive. All leather Devollnt6 hour~ a weel< to bus· BUS.IOI$S uown payment. Balance like Mall. 8bow1 extra 1•od em. lneu, your end on percentage rent. For further delaUs .., Blalttnan. , . Pomeroy, 0. ll+ttc of collections can net up to owner •I 134 Sonth Filth Ave· $tOO monthly, .wltb very good t , ... ilulck va su-r. ..,.M. poulbliiUes of taklnf over full . II ~ue, Middleport. Phone ' fG64M. .I r... VII'U time. Income intree.s DR Record. ·- - - - - 9-l2-3t~ ' • dr. "Hard Tnp" Sedon. Power lngly. For Intervlbw include WOMEN-Cbrlatmu 10llln-a- aea· · · ~ill' and BrakOl. R a. H. phpne number In application son start• early with Avon Va'· ' FOil SALE: 8New 4 bedroom house lleall1' lltarp. Nrw one e01t write National VeMing Com: uable saloa territory now' avail. •n_,~!t~' J\• H11"!!' ;ltlll. Call f',lt&JIO. Bloettnars, Pomerpy, pany, 527 Lexington Avenue able.' · · · • • · • 9-IZ·Sic ,. "'' ·• unno Oo. I Ill 3lc 0 ll+tt New York 17. N. Y. ' Lot tllt'll1 140. Deslroble location alii: VI a dr. $798. Cor uooo uoeu bflek . . UfiOII Ne"OII on Chi dreno Hnma Hill, $700. otitl ~~dan· Automatic ahlft. Dextor, Ohio ot Henry Carpente~: Contact Gao. Conde, \871 Lin· Hn !'lint job, Top performer. Rutland, Ohio, 9-9·3tc Haulinr serv;l~e for flll~d. soft eoln Hel~~tli PomtrO)'· Phone IJitettiWJ, Pomeroy, 0. 9-8-8tc Coal hooter In aood condition. water to ·rural customers. Re" 12)·M. I).Utp 1;;.. B o.L. I ·· ~t2(). Mra. Bud Ru!Sell , Brad· oonable ntos. Good. aero s6rt ' • ~U/ 1 water. Phono llO-X or 3111 A... 1.1., u.... II ow " f806. Five b ft. 9·9-3tc ' Culligan Soft Water Service: , •bettd buyo". One or llleae ury, 0 · · ean owMd by lqeol mer<hont 9-&Gte. · HIGHw•v ···'-i _ 'l'hr,. be'· ..... owner-low llll"ge. Bloat· • IJIIra, Pomeroy, 0. 9-8-8tc TIRMITII IXTIIIMINATID rooms~ wltn~lou«. IO'f, ranch• ftL -- -For free lnlpeetlon pMne 383·Jf alyle 11 n01 <!aminated ljy atone Cou~· Auto$el'\llces Gllmort Supply Store, p011111ror: . c~li1!DC~ •II~ planunr .box, and · · -All wor- 11Jaranteed. ·rulb' In- · oorner wlodtll'· Hard)llood !loon It 11.\Wj,,((Qa IOHS 111red. Viql11n'a lndl!l~al and and trim ,,llirouaho~t. 'Eleetroltoll' ~ Dl1 Roaliet.Ual Termite co 1 811' lnodo cell!DI beal\1\r, each l'OOm I'Jloat . 111411 Pbona vice. Sl M117a. wspr T·U tt lndlvlduaf thermoatato. · Excel· PLYJIOil'l'll lent wtth NAI.i!!!' I U F Good 0 . &ID Uled "·both 11e hound. Goel by name of "JOe.... Pbono 108'1-Y. 9 10 3tc tw~ ACJIOS.~ -·~ bololln• plato tad aheet rolling facl¥tlca are under con•truclion. The corporation also is build ing a reduction plant to pr.odlU'e pri· mary aluminum at Rave~'wood. I 1. Crust on • & oilonnd 5. Cuts ~'"' 9. Extra 10. HarQngue 12. Sword ])andle 13. Mo<lllate ~~..._~ ChurML o 1~tp -'~~WANTED: Home t.;-3kitten~ _2 Peralano. Phone 11371·Y. 9 10 ate ~~~ Innovations lncCII'porated In the keep the two tides of tile machine parallel eompl~tel1 in~ependent ef the '"" an~ ttl ' "*'Honing In lhe jawa. . , lnetoad .. o! the oonvenlion11 "C" frame )rpe of design IOI tbc head•. there I• • top ·head and bottom !wad heJ,d toieJher by ' '' fcried allo~ tie -bolts 15 Inches in diameter . and 15 r.et tony. Tllls avotds lbe ereatlon or ('X . ccsslve design stresses and provldes an ()~)ell ~ck desi&n which permits more l!rfective j il w ar· range,ment. l!lienlo\JS arrangemen ts ha Vf! been marlc to abtlorb the tremen· dous forces tbat would be released 1hould a plate break while being atl'ftched ,near fult capacity. Shock absorbers are provided be· tween the ends of the pit and the columns. hv~ raullc tv•tem will (C011t!nuod from ''" lint! Bleachers to be used are those owned by the Pomeroy High School. Jay . M)'CrJ WHl JUperin· tend their erection on.' ~be1 lot· and returning them to the foot ball field. Lion President Ernelt Covert presided at the luncheon meeting and re.11d an invitation from the Wellston Club ' to attend Its 2flth anniversary party later this month. Regatta eommitteeman Fultz led a discussion Ia wbieb Lion volunteers wet'e cbhined Cor I erecting bleacher' ~ellln2 tick.ets The stretcher jaw mechanism and policing the rOped off area. also' )ncludes a hydro-pneumatic Chief or Police Frank Hudson system very simUiar to th.e recoil said today spectators on . thL! mechar~ism of a· heavy cannon parking lots for Surlday'a first that Is capable of absorbing over annual regatta must stay ofC the 1~ million foot pounds of energy ston~ wall over the river. in 'eaeb head . When a broke11 "It would be dangerous for plate moVes back into the jaws. anyone to sit-of stand---tin the the jaws will release il1 by tlK:it' wal~" the chief said, ~·and we are weda:Irtg ,bttol,l and the plate Will asWmg .(fYeryone to $)Operate fly !rte t¥.ough the open bock by not g•tttng en it." of th,~ ~ad .and en~ounter nl1 out~d~ . bu.,per thot will absorb DEMOCRATS TO MElT Ita entray. COLUMBUS UP - Demo<rat .'· Some of th• compQn· leaders from seven alai., wilt entl~f the strl.llbor "'of mar meet in Toledo Sept. 16 at}d 27 to . live weilhl....oat!b ball or a head map strategy and launch ·~ fund· 'IJilde of cast steel weighs 250,000 :..ifndii, and i!•W o·r the two 1011" ~61unin "'•iltl5it5,900 ~ounda. FOUND .OUI.LTY Advanced desirn techniques CANTON, o. uP .,.. ...lfred ho,ever, have made it possib~ 'fbDma~~on, was found •lo •teei> total wt!iht oJ the ma· eunty Wednesday of ..cqnd de,.ltlno to less tban S-milJion gree murer In ·the fatjtl · Bbooting . po1111ds. / of Roosevelt Jeter, 31, In an 'argu· rt,) •.o·aullk G. M. ,B. H. is sup· men! over a woman. · plying all. of the mechanical RE·IL ..CTED . PREXY part& or the stretcher to de!lgns pre~ared by Kaiser Aluminum. . CLIWELj\ND Ul'-Ray P~)lock The · stret~her Is · sc~eduled for Lakewood, haa bee re-eleet'd to dellvery' ,and lnstallaiion by 1959 a twO year term as president of at thel\a.venswood rolling mill, the Ohio-West Vtrcinia division where llghtgauge sheet and loll of the H()rsemeD'a BeDevoient & ,, ,. now ·being cold-roiltd and Protective Assn . DAILY CROSSWORD · Rocln,y ~owning a;;,,, Waverly Mobile Home Sales ~gion l~:. ,~w~~~·dru::,:!~ ;:·~~~ ·~:~ :~~h.~~;~~::~s~~::1lurnpi~o 8stau:!! IIt~:~"~nT :;~.~m~~~!~Y ~~~ Lo~e~~:~ '::::·M~~ a~d· ( Conventional washer, reuonabJe· where everyone wlka big, thinks each - that ·adorn the H. Cairns, Box 177, Racine. and! atct't big! !'<cabulse evert "Whole thing cost and a 9-5 •tp wung ' , us P am g - tne 'V lhought of possesalng the second I b~f~r~ Te~ uJ: : a~e 1 J c k Q Q J K T • M IlK T l' - HE J 11 Y M z 1 JAY . \'eotertay'o Cryptoquot~: REI<'EMIIER TJI!S,- TH/<T VI'!RY ~11TLE IS NEEDED, TO MAKE .,. HAPPY LIR-AIIIIil!JUS · • I· . 1 4 ~r . •J,"mple, Mrr B. wants vert rilu~ 19 help her.d-ter. In thts ·tilse, tbal means thnt Mrs. I!. W'apta to convince the girl to learn afe~ography. Bt.:nography helped save Mrs. B.'R life one!!!, and, quite naturally. she is spld on it and wants her dtu(bter'ta have tt, too. But 11he h a1 made 1he mistake or nag"' png t,llel!lrhbout the btineftts ol lienography etnoo ·she was In Jtad! school. AS a. result, her doughier e~n'l otand the \bought lf 1eambl• ste-raph•. " -• ' Mnia ~U•I : Il Mn. B. ba4 80ft-pedaled her •sen,.. 1t woUld have been much . SeUinr B1 Sbouttnr Isn't n~:,:ft'get~o.matlnllho satne DonaAnyllloro. lind ol miJtake. . . every bite they put 1n •!belt•' Mrs. D. has discovered nuttl· mouths! ' ~on. She's• lot benefits of boobMrs. honestly D. Is unhappy JOOd booq. read -on• tbe of wnuid love tobecause be a~!~she to ,roper nutri\Jon and abe's en- tl'J'8UIIdepeop)eolthebenefitso! lhuatastlc about II. , good nutrition to their health. Qui,Il'f II you have an Idea that you II Mr•· b. were wiae, she would would Uke to gel ac1'0811 to people tulellY.make uae of tl)lslllforma' -,an Improved m.othotl you would Uop htneU a~ a.a a resull would lite IQ oft'er to your trientll ~nd hat• 110prove4 health, beaul)l1relattves- >=nember the •soft and YIIQr. People would aee her selL" II will enable you to get •hl"T llalr• t lear skln and spar· your Idea acrosa e!!ectlv.ety t:llnr eyes and would ber to know without loalnl all your tiiends It her secret. · the proeesal Don kill I ' - - lraa.Q..:__;_ _ _ _: _ _ __ __ e1111. l !n• F•tllriiBJndlclt.I, IAc. �"' 'I I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 12, 1937-7 :--:-c--:-- productlo; ~h plate with a IO·milllon-pound slretcbtr , aj Its Trentwood, Woohintton, · r"llng mlii. · The jltel<hing setlort. ·relieve• residual, !ntemal Jtrtill!ls pro.. · vide better phy•icol properties in the metaL use· ol atreu.-elieve<: KAISEI\ " olumioim 0Jate is highly advan· Koiser· Aluminum & Cheml~l tageou in tho maclilning of in· C'ol'ponition \ hu J!lac.od an order tric:.tely shaped parts, .auch as wHh Hydrnulik G. M. B. H. nr wing sections, spars ~nd other Dlll!llurg, Gt!rmnny, for con· structural members. struction u£ tt 3tl-million-pound At thu R1Venswood p'lant thr plate strctther- pos.sessing near- stretCher will be lrtatalled in 11 ly tw lce the power of .the larg pit 120 feet long. 32 feet wille est stretcher now in opl'rnt ion---- and 15 !cet ·deep. The top of eneh to be installed " part of tho stretching head will rise 8'h heavy plate racilltles in th~ feet above floor level. company's Ravenswood . West , Virginia, rolling m!ll. 1 Dcs1gn or. the stret~her carried · out by ·Ka1scr Alumtnum's AdThe huge maehtne will be cap- vanctd Engineering Design Di,•ls able of gripping the ends of a jon under the direction of A: {l().fO<It·lo'ng plate of high-stren,1th "bean Smith, incorporates a num· aluminum alloy· Cor aircraft con · ber of unusual features. struction and literally lengthen · The machine will be without a ing It as much · as 5 f!et. -auiding frame artd will be free The stretcher will be able to to move on tracks supported on hanf.le a m&xil;l'lllm cross-section a foundation. with no errort bt:· of 640 square inches. Within this ing macle to hold it In a rigidly qverall limit. It will -actommo- fixed alignment. Each head will date thicknesses up to six lnehcs be supported on each side by .~nd widths up to 160 inehes, in eight .standard rpilway car wl'leels lengths from 1? to 60 feet. on a dollble trick. Together with ·associated heat The forged steel working col· treating and ultrssonir testing umns are 42 inches 10 diameter. . equipment, the stretcher will bo The column on each · side is ,.. installed to supply the lncreru;. tually divicted 'into colUJil.ftl, ink demanct of olrcr.Ct builders each 3G feet long, oe.parated b~ .a • for larger and jhicker plote in large stretching erh~der d•ll4•· the strongest aluminum alloys. ed to operat.. at a pl1l'' In aa~iilon, demand Is growing lUr~ ~~ ~!000 ~ouh~a per ~qua\'e for'lka(>y alumlhum alloy plate ~~~b. One · o,qne colum~. is ~o' fer uses In · the tianaportatiOif hct. and . the otber Is hollow In and shipbu1i~i~g\ induslries. Kt~i- ?rder to aet also as a Ma~lpulat1 . !•' A~min_um 1>ioneered in the mg cylinder. · _ .Kaiser Plans To ln&tall Hug~· t~ ~latt Stretcher DEPBNDAB~s~ep~t~.1!2.~1~ss:7: ---· l:~~;;~~::~~to~.~· 'WA . ' NT ADs Gun~ Shells, newCorner: and Guns, used Guns, _Fife Novelty "I THE DRl' , VE R'S · smallest. of anytblag must be million, itranger - nothin' chlnt· ' son, lo\atk, Mr. and Mra. Roger bitter ptll to swallow. zy about Texas." . Archer and son, Roy Allen, all Notice how T sun needling, the stranger ask· ·. of Columbus, and Mrs. Martha Rus1;1'\l hio state's compensates for ed why .Texas bad never built a By Mrs. John Dllehl sell of and Mr.. and 1j;.lur\ ever. If it Ull now. "Why shueka, . Guests of RO'. and Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Dtehl and sons, I.ou· just gotta be the ~st'!gg~!' ~t 8 man, Tex rallied, "we got so ham Stausl.Jaugh over the week LS an ar es. · Appl;. New Ha· have a point Equipped with space here, we never ,needed end w.ere Mr. and Mrs. D'r! YI I Mrs, Jeanine Hoffner and chll.' v~n Orc~ard, New Haven. Phune I .. ery modern safety feature knqwn ~oJUM,lP,tkc before. ~hings re jest 'Newlan and son, Robert, Mr. and dren are spending a few days with RATES TU·2l68R. 1·29tf \ Tex grinned sheeplshil' at the to traffic engineering, the new be nnln to squeeze up a mite ~ra. Cbarles ~rown and two so~s, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl turnpike can stand up d et\~·een tbe.se·here two towns. Jimmy and Btlly, Redfield, OhlD. Parker. 10 '.,.... por IIOI'd, ••• IIKrllon. Mlnlm•m cbugo IIOc.-4 ,. - - -otranger sitting aeross the table In the world for ••fe d . any roa that s •11. Me, I think I'll head for Sunday guests were ber brother, ' tor Wid lilt lllree conaecuUvt ln.lertlolll. ~ rtvmg. the wide-open lpaces:, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKin~ey and 011 !950 Ford- 2 door 5 iOOd tire>- from hhn in a Dallas re1taurant. fpedai-OIMmOtllblorlllcenllperword. 1 now scat covers Contact .J. L. "Wal, stranger" he defended from Stretching from the heurt of . • two daughters, Paulette and Ruth J'ul1 rate ol2 cenw per wont wtlJ be ~ballled for adoertlsln& u Hansher, 546 Pearl St., Mtddle· ~•hind hio mounting embarraso- Dallas to the heart of Fort Worth 1 And With that he uncoiled his Ann and Mrs.Jiazel Beller, all of · lltll~~ lw before lite 111ft ot ...h moatb following Insertion. pol't. Ohio. 9-?.Stc ment, "I'll Jest bet It's .the beat In the six lane road measures a mer~ egs, pushed his 6 teet 6 erect, <;hauncey, Elaine McKinney and . llollJ be r<pi)rted Immediately. The One riding Horse, Layton'! Grlll, the country, even If tl ain't lhe 20.5 miles. But they are miles of and headed for the door with a Garnet Atkin of Letart, W. Va. Ptarl Molden ol Columbllo ; 111:1 luerUon. retiiOnalblt for mm than one lncor biggest." smooth di.vlded highway, expert! lazy ba<kward wave of the band. Mr. and Mro. Lou Diehl spent spent th~ weekend With .his fllther : c:.rt1 Nolieel oll!woll$l .OO. Obltuulol Boston Terrier puppies and The topic under diB<UISlon was spotted wtth large reflective , .{. The otr . . , Sunday everung w1th his .brother, Edward Molden· and Sister Mr. Jdlllbed.. _ ~ w...,. House. New Haven-Turner the recently ~ompleted Dallas-Fort giving directions warnin a d11. anger smiled 10 defeat, Mr and Mrs John Diehl " and · Mrs. Dtck t'oley. • 2911)(). ll-7-6tp Worth Turnpike, first to be built formation to m~torists ~si." ~~- ~d wondered how lo.ng it would Mrs. Robe.i Bowen sp~nt Satur· ' The 'Christian Church will hoiJ Large home comlort Coal heater. GRAVELY t1ACTOR IIALBI ar.d In Texas. The tall Texan had been turnpike. ''Them·there signs ,. 1 and h1s Ilk would day with·tier parents, Mr. ·and Mro . .•n tee cream social at the J'l:lce when. new $2 19. Used one s.imce. lL A. Fillln, SIJ II. absorbing some pardonable josh· J•• bright," brags Tex "night drl the turnpike Denver Carmen of Peach Fork Hall. Sept. 14, begmnlng at 2 o'· 1 1 (I) Nottcts 'Ibe P:J'A will offer at Winter. Wlll sell Main St., Pomeroy. • 4-;l'/I.C. ing on the part of the stranger be· In's as easy as day' drivin'" bene unlil Attendance at Sunday School on clock. 10 it actually ,.,. 12 Publle Auction 1o the highest Also IU b•les of oata and ha y. cause, far fr•m being the blgg.,t, goes on to point out other e 1 lggest the naUon. None- Sept. 8 was 85, offering $11.87. Mr. and ·1 101 CONSJBTBNT RESULTS price~ shells 12 ga. $2.90; ga, $2. G; 7in 20 ga. $2.50. Best16 this area on tricycles and side walk blcycl,. 9-7-&lc PfiOH E 398 s~: A.. e~ ~~:~~~~ Bradb~ry, h~'!'· turn~!ke ~~~le: ::.1 m~h FOR-SALE-:=- I Rutland llot>~=·~hould ~ !"&~ ~~ 11 ~vervlfw ~bin: rea~onable. \ fe~tur~· ::f',. ~~.!!"..~~r;,er~ ~:n~~!n~e;;7•;h :.;~~;t~ W•Jf•. 1" : • Roedovllle and Long Bottom. PtO<tods 19 be used for equip- Two Warm Morning Heaterspin·· new Riverview Grade School. one holds uo Ibs--$25.00-other Gal .ranee, piano. numeroua 100 lbs. co,Jl-$70.00. Call kitchen supplies, dbhea, six coal Yukon 5·2271 IJ.I2-3tp beating atom, IChool seats, Ready mix ,,;;;crete. and deab, clulirs, tables, many !tome Gravel, FlU dirt and Topsoil of sehool furniture to numeroue delivered. Phone 6303 Googleln to mention. Hou,.hold furnloh· Gravel co., o!iddieport. 9·12-6tc lliJs - two reirtaerotora, two -- aide boardJ, roctlnc chair, oew· inl muhlne, l:ltchen !ible, dre•l Trailers aer, radl<><:abloet, IrOning board awnda, Tlor electric washing Buy ' ~OWl mochlile, P.reb cbolra, dlshee ond PltiJ, Hoover electric oweep(O er, touter, two iron beds, throw One, Two and Three Bedrooms. rul~ library table, TV base, larlt otock must go. Bring your -'lin b 1 deSif., and your problems, m... c • ea !net. we're dealing on the very low· AuctlonHr: Crltt lrodford move In tomorrow. Try u• Sole atlru at 10 a.m., Saturday, est polllble terms! Sept. 14. LUnch aer>'ed by PTA. 9 II 3•· =-"7-:-:~,----....:.::...:.... ~ e TIN WIDTHS e HUGE SELECTION sboltlns Match - Saturday, Sept. Many reconditioned u1ed one 14, 1 mile above New Haven. and two bedroom trailers. SpQniOI'ed by Sa&rllt Rldge.·Rod niEE DELIVERY - QUICK! '"1 ub• , Open 7 Days AWeek Ill4 GJUI~ 9 11 3tp 11 ) Wonted To Buy S~~d- Save $100 uuqo I o ... . .. .:.. .. . .. .. . . I I Glrll tappln*' llld· ballot ahoea, 1lae 10; Bo)'J ~oat, 11ae 12X. ~ ..,9 X. 9 II Sic Ph0'~"'" . (1'4'f Re;j --I t Or Furnished t room apariiOent in Pomeroy. Phone 337-J. 9-12-6tc _ l room•· with Bath partly fur· I nlshed. Coli f.57·Y. 9·12·61p Trailer Spae..on River Front. For Sale: Llv!"g room aulte. Aloo 2 yea•· old Western Pleasure colt Reynold'o llalry Store. Coll92e:l 9 II 3tp --Rooms for rent. Kitchen Pllvilcg· es. !'hone 11011-M. 9-&6tp ' ~ 4 rooms .;d bath, lurnlahed. Also garage at Enterprise. Call 9G3·J. 9 II 6tc S"ady traller I block from center ol town on River front. Phone 6009. 9 11 Otc , ·· 1\ant - -- - - -· l!or ~toulon r.addora, ~~f c&o;~to·,,d .!''b~'dD4r1op~lotbi. "" •"' er,'"' Pboaolll65.x. U.S. 23 South W"VERLY OHI 0 11~!:!!==~~=~·~=::-:'~~~6 RUM~GE SALE wlll be held In 1 llfOwn'a Blllldln8, Moin St., Fri· l-3 room h;;;;;- ; d}:5 ·room day · and SaiJirday, Sept. 18·14. house: .74 or an acre wilh Allq Bake salt, .Saturday by the them. City water. On hlghwav w~e,"., nl !he"' Rook Sprlnga In Syracuse. s. R. HendrickS t~~ ~ · JURORS · ' fiodce ~ hereby, glv~n , tbat . I puti~~ ·dr4wlnj , of Jurors wtll .bo mad~ on the 19th day ol Septem·. ber l!lll7. at the office of the Com· inluiGners of Jurors In the Court House of Melga County, Ohio, for tbe OCtober .Term 19G7 of the Com· moo Pleas Court ol Meigs oaid County. Enrett J . Tracy Freeland S. Norris Co!llmlESloners of Juror~ · (~) 12, ltc - ~ -- 1 ~e:r~o~~:;g;I~ ·M~~ g~~:: Zane~ ~m:~·· r!'.i: r.:;,d ex:• motormg Ia sale - on at ericl: Buck and children of were Mr ' Ot er guest> strel<h of J.one l ville, Mr. an4 Mrs. Paul Archer,·' daughter,'·Mr." eBetl:•;r,;:;;m Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiser and Columbus ' · ha~i s~:a,.:~!.~mall - -- - - -' NOTICE 01' D~AWING OF . •• •,;;,.;,;-;., - .._.,alit Luq•Je - Line Cedar ~•hill - LAU Window raa11li!lldalre Rtlri&enlorL . . . Punoltu... Ml<ldloport, Ohio I • • 11 r. FOUnd (6, IIllt .,. LOST - 111ack and ton male beo- •, ,. I . , ' , .~~ce.acain, your.~•'P aluhes prices on one of Amerlca'a n'tw low pricu . 1 • your choice Is still Custom Oroun4' flivortttf; ..Cus!oJ!I.Grcund A•P premium-quality Coffooi before ~o11r eyes exactly right lor your co.ffcem•kcr. Yoli . R~~llt'tier .•. only th.o price ;, chan4J. These ar' the set all the fine, fresh Havor,yo~ pay fori lame superb blends that have made Alii' Coirce ftavor- N~ enjoy THIS REAL COFFEE lh~es ,;Alive with tamoualor almOJta hundred y~ral And '. •. eyen at ihese Flavor" ••• at these NEW LOW PRI~Esl . ' "iN'U~CI ,'AGI!Nl.a ""' Automoollo, Heallll ACCIDINl . l.lft, ea.litt ......... Rtal Estate Broker 'MII:D AND MILLOW ' In MIDDLII'Oll,!, DHIO II»M ,HONu am VltoiOUI ANJI WINIY 1•LI$. BAG' •.-· 11111 - - -·- · - ·- room house and bath. Naturol ' " In house. One mile north of Chester. Call A. J, Cart<r, YUkon 022·32. 9 10 6tc ].LB~ 73( 79c· 23. Feel,: 10 ROOM HOUSt; Experienced waltrou. A leo <Oolc. Top wog11. Muot havo good .;~ "'"'"· Hotel Marlin. 9 11 6tc and WT i Rooms Nowly Painted also so fOOT LOT In Syracuse, Ohio ( 18) YIAR AGO .2.61 . flJ,vorecl mam 30. Roman Employment Wonted "'uuld lltHtr For L..... , -~""!=~"'"'...... - .... ~---· ...~... '!!!C.!fo.!fl!LENOIDI ' "'UHJ.I . - - GRUiltU BLOCK 00. IR~;,mlod mtn--,...--, ~ttwHh. 1 11ft of 23 ond .35. Steadr r•ir See George H. Dural Price Cutl :A&P VACUUM· OONCRm BLOCU · 1 Ctvt St., Pomeroy or Phone !14-X (J 9) OpPOrtun · ·, ' , ,e s • ·~UA, _: i,. "'·· New Furniture - $299~oo ·B :a,r;,oti.rfN AUTO W..S~ · OR · BAKEl\ ... ITUR' I ' . . I ~· FUR1"1 .wlth (e•ter Sllns ., ::·~~~~~~~:~~~ .,~42f!!i 'J'I· IUY o. v. llancheater ;;;;;;pj;;;, Cheap. j clark, at. No. ss. Next to Salls. ~·~~AcTURA&. , a1W bury School. 9-Ntp ~~ ~~~~ -.11: .. tfOR tALl! 'i For RHc.ursnts or New, Sta!nlen Rofriror~qr. 32 ,,•p,w n., J door, compitie, with unu . ·· 4 :. · '''G h ..,.... .1 1 wu now f$10.00. GuarIIIIIIVlCI. i anteed. JACK'S REFIIIGERA· Phon. 1,)0, Clelana APDIIIM 1 ~chools: $113o.oo I 'Ot,l! ' ' .... ~L olt, ,. .JO~K lrt , .~0. .,., , _, = 'WIO • riliVW ~~~~~w RA~ Iro:wnj . . 111 w.lhllt st., Pomeror. · . . ... 22t (fl 7, Sic i " FULL SHANK HALF ,;tillom Built Kitchen. Jdtohan, dQitlnad for )'(lllr bomo. ~· ..Umatos. Foreman • AbbOtt. Phone aaat-Y. IJ.f.tl bl The BrlpiUI Coralt 1a ilkldl~~rt : •wr•~ . .... ·'· :· I I ',• .. ,. :· ' ' . ..... ~ ~ PI I r ' ~p,f l1 ~" ~. ~ " •• 'j( "' ~ \, 4' fh /,/, ~J7 ,. ~ ·~ tmpKet, the telis\h ond lormaUoil ol .lht 'WOi- art attalnlt. ·~aeR day thi code !etten are dllrtrent. ·· A Cllfplor- qoatatto• T p' o J KA c y ~ HH 1 Tu c u~~"ft ·::!~:o~:.~e t!:~.ele<· 1 CQqct~~~,a' For Dwvbler ~ ., DA~Y C'~~O:t;~'!'~~ t. wolk It: . ·. . :~ N F, i: L 1. o.W ·..,; 11 0 0 Onolettor alm~1fatanda tor 'ij,qt~er. In tbtolumpla A b uHd lor tho threo ;...•o',· X for tha· t11 , •a·, e.tc. ·iin"'t " o'O ,. ..!ten, •..- K QK N y ( 2Q)Buslne - ss Servlr.es ,, ·~· ~ ·~dlvidual nutff· n .,Ood or war I b '/I I 1 .l! !' · ~ •• ·, allces left in half hams. ·. 01.:; e ·coFFEE !~!: 13. tlr!ghtty. colored fish If. At homepod ~.'Romab' . .a1.1\lonth S9. DriVtnr Ice , "'~ rain - :10. Delefl• h. Frnclng ~ ~ I"' e ·- · - ' • . cured -- --- cut from yOim'g, ~ com • fed porkers! Extra 1 • ahort oban~! Full cente; i ° \!MelD• SMOKED Hordwo~ .1moked . .. ' 7 1 1 101 - . ooDGI·· ho\lj' rotl .. 31. C~n•trucf•. lion 12. Jewish montll YIAR AGO $2.t I I t1 lNNIIIIYWOOD , '. \VB b"1" & l?l .about the "soltJ Instead, she talks a~out oett• these ilit l'-persutllllon lh~t , tlon lrom dawn to dusk, borlna 'done .Uth :ro!Jiralnt. II hu been her family •114 lrlenda to death lound ·that you ~an olleu·oeU a 1INobody will come to Mrs. Dl~ ~roduet , .., . J9t : t: ~tter that w&y bow:e for dinner', because they're ;han you eao by belng .aggreutve.ltxJUnd to hear a detailed account tt seem's to me thQ.t people who ' of the chemical composition of •ant to help other.-.and judg· • ., lng b)' my .mall 'there are mlny ' •ho ,do - had better bear the "soft sell" 1n mind I ~ ~. I• I" t U. S. Navy) 21 ) Rea IEs~ote "'II' ~· · dlapleuure 2!. Biblical name 27. Frozen, • YIAR AGO· tte L'lOBS compiiC\e l1 '$oft Sell" Is Best' Way ' l To Put An Idea AdroSs · • :BAG FOR SALE ti.tN~ I. DOWN 11. SOtor The aoul disk · 2. Mr. CooUciJe 20. l,rmo<t • 3. Sltil1 I, !$nd t . Extol 22. Cheek 15. Invade:rt par\ · of Spain ~4. The G., River (Fr. ~·~ ark's 7. Roll o! . ' car14. Land money penter meuure (tslang) . 2e. Ruuiar;s l5. Irelu<L8. Fretttr 26. Adroit 1.-i'1ar'• ..., 18. Nqrtb,..l· 9. Pillow . 28. Fiol1 '31. Twilled · ern Burmue cover& net. ffl!rle 17. Qp)ICOI 11. RuiJ 'put 29. Anrlo3l.Jplt delueionll 13. 'PY ~egrees SaXon~ aetfJ S,S. ShOehpneP 20. Footlilte lh. Shield tvor.) 31. Petty malice lndion part : 18. More 33. S·l haped JO, l:xctoni&~1. Almo.t• I Infrequent . motdinl Uon. ' I '\ pheric • Jl Gisturbante ~ W, ~ I• 22. Painful I, bat~llionl ••r _:.;.,.._ 1194•• hydraull~ , 1round work. Five d1y WHir:. .~-rm· HOipltollutton tnd v•utlen 120 BI ~huranC:e . ---.- - - - ·--- 11.:~~~~~~~~~~~ INMfllo. Applr Nlckltt lokery _ _ _ - ·- - t. '8~ Aut.:~ Sale& ~·· 806 Waot Moln ovonlng 1tt- ----· 7 rooms, both, full basement, new tw10n l:OO ond 1:00. 9>12-3tc ~pono l118111111<t """..,, llltl Pb'moulh VB Belvcdore. automatic hot water hcolor, gar· ---- ldid<llepon Flrt • AUIJOt!lobll• ••• 1 dr. .liard Top ~pe. bage III ·~·~a'1 Ca 11 6149-J. 40 F'arm work wanted by youn"• · Bo• .......... •· .,._ a1•X ..... NO-~ .1 8-atp In condition. Smort m N. Fourth Avo.', Middleport. man. Will live on farm . Call . "ftelti look" ·style. Powerfllte o 10 3tc 937J. 9-12·4lp COioiP!.E'I'I JJ,.u,,o.. "'*"lion, tt p l.,;; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: ; ;;;· ; ;;;;~1 Lilt, Aut<•. !l'lro, Poll~. Coll Dor ' Bl. ae nan, omeroy, O. 9-8-Btc 11 Painter now •vallsblo for Inside 141111, lllddle;.r~ Obto. iiiii"C~tet 1; ton Pickup. '400 MQNTH.LY or outeide Jeba. Contact Relph - - · - - - ' - - - - t.Wit. t.eu tjlan 10,000 · SPARE TIME Hutton, Portland, Ohio. ( .ual mllea. Alm118t like the Rolllllna and collecting money 9 11 6tp .. ._......,..c. • 411 It wu aold. Biaettnara, from our lie IIIah Grado Nut Wanloo-PAPER a.\Non;:Q::':!5 Tho Chari.. !'topics Residence Pomeroy. o. 9-6-&lc mochlnee In this orca. No sell· yean tx">rience. Frea 11 , 1 II 12f Union Ave., Pomeroy, lngl To qualify for work you •· for sale. 6 rooms, 2 baths fur· mate' 1". v. Relaln~1r, Rtclr. • nace and basen~en~ Own..: wil l liM Pontlat 8 Star Cblef. $1,295. muat have a car, reference.!. CoDvtrlllllt Cpe. New top. Hy· $798 cu b aecured by inventory. BOI 124• Ohio. 7-0-" peraonally !inane! with small drllitaUc drive. All leather Devollnt6 hour~ a weel< to bus· BUS.IOI$S uown payment. Balance like Mall. 8bow1 extra 1•od em. lneu, your end on percentage rent. For further delaUs .., Blalttnan. , . Pomeroy, 0. ll+ttc of collections can net up to owner •I 134 Sonth Filth Ave· $tOO monthly, .wltb very good t , ... ilulck va su-r. ..,.M. poulbliiUes of taklnf over full . II ~ue, Middleport. Phone ' fG64M. .I r... VII'U time. Income intree.s DR Record. ·- - - - - 9-l2-3t~ ' • dr. "Hard Tnp" Sedon. Power lngly. For Intervlbw include WOMEN-Cbrlatmu 10llln-a- aea· · · ~ill' and BrakOl. R a. H. phpne number In application son start• early with Avon Va'· ' FOil SALE: 8New 4 bedroom house lleall1' lltarp. Nrw one e01t write National VeMing Com: uable saloa territory now' avail. •n_,~!t~' J\• H11"!!' ;ltlll. Call f',lt&JIO. Bloettnars, Pomerpy, pany, 527 Lexington Avenue able.' · · · • • · • 9-IZ·Sic ,. "'' ·• unno Oo. I Ill 3lc 0 ll+tt New York 17. N. Y. ' Lot tllt'll1 140. Deslroble location alii: VI a dr. $798. Cor uooo uoeu bflek . . UfiOII Ne"OII on Chi dreno Hnma Hill, $700. otitl ~~dan· Automatic ahlft. Dextor, Ohio ot Henry Carpente~: Contact Gao. Conde, \871 Lin· Hn !'lint job, Top performer. Rutland, Ohio, 9-9·3tc Haulinr serv;l~e for flll~d. soft eoln Hel~~tli PomtrO)'· Phone IJitettiWJ, Pomeroy, 0. 9-8-8tc Coal hooter In aood condition. water to ·rural customers. Re" 12)·M. I).Utp 1;;.. B o.L. I ·· ~t2(). Mra. Bud Ru!Sell , Brad· oonable ntos. Good. aero s6rt ' • ~U/ 1 water. Phono llO-X or 3111 A... 1.1., u.... II ow " f806. Five b ft. 9·9-3tc ' Culligan Soft Water Service: , •bettd buyo". One or llleae ury, 0 · · ean owMd by lqeol mer<hont 9-&Gte. · HIGHw•v ···'-i _ 'l'hr,. be'· ..... owner-low llll"ge. Bloat· • IJIIra, Pomeroy, 0. 9-8-8tc TIRMITII IXTIIIMINATID rooms~ wltn~lou«. IO'f, ranch• ftL -- -For free lnlpeetlon pMne 383·Jf alyle 11 n01 <!aminated ljy atone Cou~· Auto$el'\llces Gllmort Supply Store, p011111ror: . c~li1!DC~ •II~ planunr .box, and · · -All wor- 11Jaranteed. ·rulb' In- · oorner wlodtll'· Hard)llood !loon It 11.\Wj,,((Qa IOHS 111red. Viql11n'a lndl!l~al and and trim ,,llirouaho~t. 'Eleetroltoll' ~ Dl1 Roaliet.Ual Termite co 1 811' lnodo cell!DI beal\1\r, each l'OOm I'Jloat . 111411 Pbona vice. Sl M117a. wspr T·U tt lndlvlduaf thermoatato. · Excel· PLYJIOil'l'll lent wtth NAI.i!!!' I U F Good 0 . &ID Uled "·both 11e hound. Goel by name of "JOe.... Pbono 108'1-Y. 9 10 3tc tw~ ACJIOS.~ -·~ bololln• plato tad aheet rolling facl¥tlca are under con•truclion. The corporation also is build ing a reduction plant to pr.odlU'e pri· mary aluminum at Rave~'wood. I 1. Crust on • & oilonnd 5. Cuts ~'"' 9. Extra 10. HarQngue 12. Sword ])andle 13. Mo<lllate ~~..._~ ChurML o 1~tp -'~~WANTED: Home t.;-3kitten~ _2 Peralano. Phone 11371·Y. 9 10 ate ~~~ Innovations lncCII'porated In the keep the two tides of tile machine parallel eompl~tel1 in~ependent ef the '"" an~ ttl ' "*'Honing In lhe jawa. . , lnetoad .. o! the oonvenlion11 "C" frame )rpe of design IOI tbc head•. there I• • top ·head and bottom !wad heJ,d toieJher by ' '' fcried allo~ tie -bolts 15 Inches in diameter . and 15 r.et tony. Tllls avotds lbe ereatlon or ('X . ccsslve design stresses and provldes an ()~)ell ~ck desi&n which permits more l!rfective j il w ar· range,ment. l!lienlo\JS arrangemen ts ha Vf! been marlc to abtlorb the tremen· dous forces tbat would be released 1hould a plate break while being atl'ftched ,near fult capacity. Shock absorbers are provided be· tween the ends of the pit and the columns. hv~ raullc tv•tem will (C011t!nuod from ''" lint! Bleachers to be used are those owned by the Pomeroy High School. Jay . M)'CrJ WHl JUperin· tend their erection on.' ~be1 lot· and returning them to the foot ball field. Lion President Ernelt Covert presided at the luncheon meeting and re.11d an invitation from the Wellston Club ' to attend Its 2flth anniversary party later this month. Regatta eommitteeman Fultz led a discussion Ia wbieb Lion volunteers wet'e cbhined Cor I erecting bleacher' ~ellln2 tick.ets The stretcher jaw mechanism and policing the rOped off area. also' )ncludes a hydro-pneumatic Chief or Police Frank Hudson system very simUiar to th.e recoil said today spectators on . thL! mechar~ism of a· heavy cannon parking lots for Surlday'a first that Is capable of absorbing over annual regatta must stay ofC the 1~ million foot pounds of energy ston~ wall over the river. in 'eaeb head . When a broke11 "It would be dangerous for plate moVes back into the jaws. anyone to sit-of stand---tin the the jaws will release il1 by tlK:it' wal~" the chief said, ~·and we are weda:Irtg ,bttol,l and the plate Will asWmg .(fYeryone to $)Operate fly !rte t¥.ough the open bock by not g•tttng en it." of th,~ ~ad .and en~ounter nl1 out~d~ . bu.,per thot will absorb DEMOCRATS TO MElT Ita entray. COLUMBUS UP - Demo<rat .'· Some of th• compQn· leaders from seven alai., wilt entl~f the strl.llbor "'of mar meet in Toledo Sept. 16 at}d 27 to . live weilhl....oat!b ball or a head map strategy and launch ·~ fund· 'IJilde of cast steel weighs 250,000 :..ifndii, and i!•W o·r the two 1011" ~61unin "'•iltl5it5,900 ~ounda. FOUND .OUI.LTY Advanced desirn techniques CANTON, o. uP .,.. ...lfred ho,ever, have made it possib~ 'fbDma~~on, was found •lo •teei> total wt!iht oJ the ma· eunty Wednesday of ..cqnd de,.ltlno to less tban S-milJion gree murer In ·the fatjtl · Bbooting . po1111ds. / of Roosevelt Jeter, 31, In an 'argu· rt,) •.o·aullk G. M. ,B. H. is sup· men! over a woman. · plying all. of the mechanical RE·IL ..CTED . PREXY part& or the stretcher to de!lgns pre~ared by Kaiser Aluminum. . CLIWELj\ND Ul'-Ray P~)lock The · stret~her Is · sc~eduled for Lakewood, haa bee re-eleet'd to dellvery' ,and lnstallaiion by 1959 a twO year term as president of at thel\a.venswood rolling mill, the Ohio-West Vtrcinia division where llghtgauge sheet and loll of the H()rsemeD'a BeDevoient & ,, ,. now ·being cold-roiltd and Protective Assn . DAILY CROSSWORD · Rocln,y ~owning a;;,,, Waverly Mobile Home Sales ~gion l~:. ,~w~~~·dru::,:!~ ;:·~~~ ·~:~ :~~h.~~;~~::~s~~::1lurnpi~o 8stau:!! IIt~:~"~nT :;~.~m~~~!~Y ~~~ Lo~e~~:~ '::::·M~~ a~d· ( Conventional washer, reuonabJe· where everyone wlka big, thinks each - that ·adorn the H. Cairns, Box 177, Racine. and! atct't big! !'<cabulse evert "Whole thing cost and a 9-5 •tp wung ' , us P am g - tne 'V lhought of possesalng the second I b~f~r~ Te~ uJ: : a~e 1 J c k Q Q J K T • M IlK T l' - HE J 11 Y M z 1 JAY . \'eotertay'o Cryptoquot~: REI<'EMIIER TJI!S,- TH/<T VI'!RY ~11TLE IS NEEDED, TO MAKE .,. HAPPY LIR-AIIIIil!JUS · • I· . 1 4 ~r . •J,"mple, Mrr B. wants vert rilu~ 19 help her.d-ter. In thts ·tilse, tbal means thnt Mrs. I!. W'apta to convince the girl to learn afe~ography. Bt.:nography helped save Mrs. B.'R life one!!!, and, quite naturally. she is spld on it and wants her dtu(bter'ta have tt, too. But 11he h a1 made 1he mistake or nag"' png t,llel!lrhbout the btineftts ol lienography etnoo ·she was In Jtad! school. AS a. result, her doughier e~n'l otand the \bought lf 1eambl• ste-raph•. " -• ' Mnia ~U•I : Il Mn. B. ba4 80ft-pedaled her •sen,.. 1t woUld have been much . SeUinr B1 Sbouttnr Isn't n~:,:ft'get~o.matlnllho satne DonaAnyllloro. lind ol miJtake. . . every bite they put 1n •!belt•' Mrs. D. has discovered nuttl· mouths! ' ~on. She's• lot benefits of boobMrs. honestly D. Is unhappy JOOd booq. read -on• tbe of wnuid love tobecause be a~!~she to ,roper nutri\Jon and abe's en- tl'J'8UIIdepeop)eolthebenefitso! lhuatastlc about II. , good nutrition to their health. Qui,Il'f II you have an Idea that you II Mr•· b. were wiae, she would would Uke to gel ac1'0811 to people tulellY.make uae of tl)lslllforma' -,an Improved m.othotl you would Uop htneU a~ a.a a resull would lite IQ oft'er to your trientll ~nd hat• 110prove4 health, beaul)l1relattves- >=nember the •soft and YIIQr. People would aee her selL" II will enable you to get •hl"T llalr• t lear skln and spar· your Idea acrosa e!!ectlv.ety t:llnr eyes and would ber to know without loalnl all your tiiends It her secret. · the proeesal Don kill I ' - - lraa.Q..:__;_ _ _ _: _ _ __ __ e1111. l !n• F•tllriiBJndlclt.I, IAc. �' • t' ' IJ-Daily Sentllllil, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept 12, 1957 Middleport ' - SOCie·ty --~------ ----~~~~~~ )lr, and Mrs Don Hyaell and chi! drell, Dlllll)' and Manba, Akron, have been vtalltn& Mr aod Mn t.eane lin>llt. llliaa Kotbryo Werner attended Mr and Mrs. Frank Knopp. the funeral of Mrs Leonard Han Charleston, "'e staying with ber aln1 In lloatVJlle Tueaday liister. 'Mrs John K. Smtth, wbo llr. and ltrs Jame13 Evans and 11 recoverm~ satlsfadorlly after children, Baltimore, Md.. have mAJor surgery John K Smth, At· rented the: Canaday propert31 on ror., and h15 broher-m-law, Jay HyseU Run Mr Evans as an em Fleenor, who will ......ter Ohto ployee of the KaiSer Aluminum Umvcrsib thas month, have been plant al Ravenswood viSIIIDll wtth Mrs South and her Sherd Gilmore and daughter guests Sara, Bradbury, have been m RoseMr and Mrs Allen Roush, Mr vme where they were eallcd by and Mrs Joe SISaon, Mr8 George the death of Mrs Leonard Han $"'""· l\lro Everett Michael Wert\ nlng and returned Tue1day after iii Roseville, Monday evenmg be- the funeral services cause of the deatb of Mrs Leonard Hanning Mr and Mrs Wesle~ Ingels and daughter, Terri Lee, who have been m Chacr,go, have returned to Middleport and Will move to the projHlrty owned by ber parenll, Mr and Mr& Martm Abbott, on Flnlli plans for the Regatta Ash Street O.Oee were made when the Ex llrs Robert Jay, Columbw, Ia «;bapt.r of Bela Slama Phi spending the week with Mr and emplar sorority tbi& week Mn c. R l\lm Wilham Groeser and family, Ka!'f Jr.met general chairman of Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller, the donee iswhich Ia to be held Sat· Mansfield, were overnla:ht gueats uda)', Set 14 preceding the "" at the Grueser home Monday and galla on Sunday went to Rosevtlle Tuesday to a~ T~• G-Nores will play lor the tend the funeral of Mrs Leonard ance which will be held at the Hannmg Mr and '"" Harold t;ppley Pod}eroy J••nlor High Sehool audl· and aon, Stephen, and Mrs Char· torlumlrom 9 p m to 1 a m Ad· los Bradbury and children, Asa mil!loo will be $1 lor aduill and )nnd !Suzanne, were visitors of I!Oo lor 1\Udenll Mr1 Thom11 Rue, president, waa rdr and M!'R Wilham Kitehen Asa Bradbury spent the week end In oharge of the meeting and waa wah his aunt and uncle, Mr and aelected to be the Valentine Girl Mr8 Katchen, and returaed home of the chapter Mrs Rue appointed Sondny evemng by boa with his her committees lor the coming parents meetine him m Golnpolill. year during tbo buslneSJ sculon Pfflcera of tbe City Cooncll, Mr~ Tom Pullen has aoJd her fwuse and furniture to Mrs Ah:bel composed of the two ehapters of Gordon and Wedneoday Mra PuJ. tbe Sorority, are president, Sara len left with her daughter, M:r1 Gibbs; vtce-pre11dent, Velma Rue, Henry Killmar, tG make her home secutary, Helen Atkins, treasurwlh Mr and Mm Klllmar and er, Phyllis Mullen Refreahm~?nts were served at the two aons at Fatr Haven, N J Mr und Mrt~ Nathan Hy!lell and do.. of tho meeting. Regatta Dance Plans Completed By Sigma Phi ' ~ ' '' Middleport High Girls' Ensemble Selection Made Mr• Clarence Lacey, voca: instructor at !liddlcport High School haa announced tbe per, sonnet of tile G1rls' EnSemble 1st Soprano, Carol Blaker, Olxw Pierce, Jennifer DalliCIA, Grace Captelna, Bonnie V.11n Cooney, 3 ROOMS Of ALL NEW 2nd s()prano, Sharon Jones, Kay Darst Carolyn Milhoan Jeanettr Crooks, Judy Gregg , alto, Vera Covert Janice Asbury, Carla Wl l~ on, Chr.• tlne Coati Girl• m the "Eight Not" " for th1a ycur w111 he 1.Kt ""P Dtxl r. Pierce Carol Blaker, 2nd sop, Sharon Jonc11, Kny Dorst , lst alto Carobn Milhoan, Jin1c~ A ~ bury , 2nd alto, VerB Covert Carla Wilson Fur~iture $595 INCLUDES F!ttiJDAIRE Refrigerator .an~ Gilt Rlllge 1'11 ODiy UD.SO dow• 1114 fZB.IO per mo1111 BAKER FUR'NIT URE Oa Tlte llrlghlell Comfr Ia Middleport Canasta Club Meeting Held Mn RQbert Schmoll entertoined Tuesday Can01ta Club with won byBoggs, Mn Donald Mills, Lionel Mrs Rtchard Gre" an~ aln Ralph Gibba Jr The hoste11 served refreshment• lboso named above and Mra Edword T. French, Ml-1 Charlea Bradbury and Mra William Childs 1 he nut meeting will be at the ' St•PaUI' L fh 8Jan Ch "' A' 'd Tea party Held , LadteS Large II Our World" by Mro. Ibm dallllblera, Mra, C. II You4, 5 U UrCn Mn Hm'laon 'Benlley, Mn. GerSeott Folmer; "One Doctor and His World", Mrs W11J.1am jlar· trude Butler. Mn Emma Blanll. ~ I Mro., Charlea Jonet, 'tiro. carrto tel! 1111d "Enlargmg Our World11 .lira Clifford L•llbe~t A diScUss· Tbree eburehes were ~reooat. mums '" a crystal container with C...ell, Mn. Ervin BaW11Jil'dner, ion sud question and • answer ed <.ben the ~" Aid orthe St. WI wblte taperJin crystal eandol· Mra. Maraaret Bowlu alfd Janice, per~od followed each article. A Paul's Lutheran Church entettaln· abra on either olde. Min jlamora Mr. and Mrt ~ld Ricbirda and 11oem Prayer' was read by Mrs ed with a tea bonorlng the LadiU Boice and Mrs WilHam B Downie Janlee and Rosetta, Mr and Mrs Amos Leonard after which the Gwld of the New Haven Lutheran presided at the silver coffee and CimpbeU Harper and Pboebe, Mrs. tea aerviee&. r.~mme Green, Robert Green, Mrs meetmg closed _with the LGrd's Cburch The program opened with ot·11an Preaenl were Mrs Wa11enhaill, William Smith, 1!1'8 Will Wl..ton, Prayer m umson Present were those named melodies by Min Ramora Boice Mn Harry Layne, MrR William Vtrgmta Nell Winston, MU. Julie above and Mrs Harry Starl, Mrs followed w1th prayer by the a.. Powell, Mrs Herman Laytie, Mrs Reese. Mr1 C R. Young, .lira, Cbarlea Howard Bolm Mrs Wilbur Baa L M Mohrhoff MrJ. Paul Thelaa Pbllllp WDlpert, Mrs Lloyd Roush ley, Mrs Ohver Clark . and Mrs extended a wel~ome to tbe guests Mrs Paul Hendenon, Mrs Otto Jones and Mrs Harrison Bentley and off1cers of the 51 Paul group Grimm, Mrs. William M<Fariand were dinner guests of .llr and ;.us Wilham E1Chlnt(l!r were Introduced, and Mrs. Samuel Mrs Law~ence Parsons, Mrs. Wil Douglaa Jackson, Rendvllle. MIChael and Mn Virgil Han1m of [uam Paraon•, Mra. Edna Burrill I tbe St John's Church Pme Grove 'Mn J v MoGrew and Mrs Ray· H Y. Wagonhals, prelldent, t mond Petera of the New Haven 1.,11 of lhe New !Iaven Guild, pr010nted chureh. a panel discus8lon on the work of M111es Dora and' Emma Hamm the Altar Guild of tbe New Haven' Join Ora Areher, Mrs Samuel Ill· The Second Ward Women's Cburcb. chaeland Mrs VIrgil Hanlm of the Club met Tuesday evenm~ at the Group amgmg of "May the Good Sl John'o Church and Mrs H A Mrs Branch Fleming, prelldenl ward holiOe w1th Mrs Willhom Lord BleBB and Keep You" and Eppley, Mrs William J. ;dayer, of the White Rose Lodge, Auxil Sher~dan, president, p•eSidmg the Lord's Prayer in unison <Q~~· lin R E Boice, Mrs AI thur Price, iary of the Brotherhood of Rail· Mrs Gardner Mank~n acted as eluded the program after wblcb Mrs Leonard Hes" Sr., Mrs. J B road Trainmen, preaided when secretary 1n the absence of Mr. the group adjourned to the oocial Elberfeld, Mlaa Boice, Mn Allan they mel Wedneadliy afternoon at Eugene Triplett It was agreed to room lor a IIOdal hour Keller, Mn Henry Koehler, Mrs the Woodmen's HaU. send flowers for the funeral of Relreshm•nll of op•n fi.Ced Walter Sobr1eber, lllrs Douglan Mrs Lester Boice WIB repDrled Robert Hunnell A report was sandwiches, cookies, coffee, lea Sillger and sons, Mrs. TheiSS, Mrs Ill I made on the il'l aent to S¥11Y and mmls w.re aerved !rum an at· Charles Lytle, lira. Floyd Clark, , Gall Infant daughter of Mrs Rov traittvt' table with green lace cov· .llrs Albert Coates and Mrs. HarAlter the busln,ss meeting I* 1 I Spa~k• a member It voted er qver whit~ and centered wllh old Johnson of the St Paul's ~e~ljera ~dj~~Od,tt,the Marl to hav~ ap auct 1on of home made an arrangement of •";lsantbe- church. eo 'rranb w ~ e t .., , !:EI" se · aru.,.. •L th• October meetmg .1 q"" .. tb boil , "' Games were played during the 0 i ' "'~%.., i.y\~ ~;er social hour and prizes awarded ' Mta w 'W aYOI .W. the winners. er eetlhg Sau~oil an~ ~~1 ri~l••· , ' Refreshm~n r.s were served bv ,__ ~1 ' v;. ~~ ~ ' ~* 1 1'1 j Mrs Howard Kitchen, Mrs Wald • ne Septembet meetln~ o the by1 M~. c. F Tompkms. Ar~ if· 1 , Gorbv and Mre Henry Dall••! WSCS of the United Hetbodit tlcle A ,Recetv~g ChJrch Ia A • sr to those named above and Church was held Tutaday eV Sendln1 Church was given bY , I' Mri William Boyd Mrs Lydia •ng at the ehurch .Hrt. Webster Janel Carpenter Hysell Mrs Ella Arnold, Mrs Mrs W 0 Barnltz, prealde , apd Sondra Potts told of their , Clifford Jenkmson prealded at the meetln~ wbieb experiences at the Sabina Sebool Mrs Betty Blackwood M" opened with group ""~1ng, Mra. ol M1salon.. whieb th'Y attended Mra c E Ne&se, aupreme rna· MKbei Mankin Mrs Orvai Wiles J.ed Webster Sr aded as secte· during toe •ummer 1118! Lydia terial qj>jedive chairman of the Mr~ Robert Russell, Mi8S Mad~ ~ry In the absen<e of Mn Ver· ltbersbaeb Who has just returned )Yb1te ~brine of Jerusalem vtslt· tine F~elds, Mra Ailee Clark and non Howell. from ~ trip lo A~,ska !old of the ed Tueaday ~venlog In Galijpolb , three guesll Mta Nellie Wright A eommunlcstlon was read churtuea there 1 where •be Wl! gu..,t speaker '' ly Blanche Huklno "Sherlock Hllimeo" and on TV a• Ell•• Rouah and Parla Sheridan' corning from Mrs.a Richard con· Group Jn•lng loll owe d b.Y a aceompanled tbe Lafayette by, Shrine ~he Nyo wll retreat Bauer lor pastors ,.. Mr!. Carrie 1 One of our country'a greatest Saxson Adams. He wives which will be held at camp n~edl~&llon and prayer by Mrs and Mro. Charles llennett. llage and TV screen stara who I In eueh fihn11a Oya, September 12 and 13 lt C K W. Down10 concluded the remembered as ' Mlddlaport High and "Pied Piper " was voted to pay f6 00 for the meeting. • School prodigy In declamation eneeosaw him In "The Respectful expe""ea of llro Eugene Brown A deuert cour.. was served by • visited me lust week He Is every Proatltute," "Mrs. Warren'• Profflo to attend thlB retreat ,Mra the hostesses Mrs, Dw1ght Park bit •• lovable and humble now slon," "Bruno and Sydney" and Brown !bonked the Society lor er an~ Mrs Glen Dill With Mrs 8y "'""h .... 11 he was years ago In lhoeo'o "A Doll't Houae " sending her There a discus- Albert Young and Mra Vernon Rece nt dinner rueala ol 1\11' Oliver Holmes, whose stage Oliver tnowa inumately lltCh PlanS were made for a trail alon on 8 bazaar in Detember. Howell as conlrlbuting bosle11ses: ~I Mrs Webber Wood were Mij; name Is wendell Holmes, drove ce"briUeo " Ed Begley, June r1de on Sunday, October IS, "A MIB!Ionary Flight" was the Lena Gprslin of Akron, lllr •'ld here to see us on hi• 'way to HollY· Lockhart and ber famous father when the Meigs County Rld•ng theme or the program presented l'rs F+l Hut Reynoldsbur•• wood to make another serle• ol who died recently, Gene Lockhart Club met Tueaday evonlng st the ' MrJ Radc!Uf Of j\1~11( TV plcturea Many here may recall The tatter helped and Influenced Rock Bprm~ Crange ball , and . ~ MrL R E Hoflmar h1m 11 the lawyer, Saxson Adama, bhn a •reat dea~ Oliver say1 •· I and fa Colombua. J William B !Downie, president In "Search For Tomorrow" Middleport's stage star wilt be preSided at the meeting The trail Re~e~{ g•e•,t• or11~. aud lfiii. Olivor entered high school here In Hollywoo~ till next April His ride wdl start at I P m from n Wm King wer~ Mr. and Mrs Wm at 11 and I!Taduated at I! He home 1, In Westport, Conn from the fairground and foliow1ng the The lit• Granville seward was Carr of Mleh1gan and Mrl Jene went on to Ohio State Un1veroliy wbere he commutea dally to New rl~e a pollock supper will be tnatilled 81 plllor of the Flnt Carr of Portsmouth. and after graduation went for the York when In the eaat. held at the Rock Springs Grange Mr and Mrs Robert Caruthers, Paptlst Church at Rendvllle sun· Dinner guesta recently til Mr big time In New York to try his He has a beautiful house on Sla hall Cheshire, rt 2, are announcing the d•Y and a large delegation of and Mrs Leroy Wyapt were Mr luck. ton bland, a large, ram'llng tw.. II was announced that the fall approaching marriage of their a-.a church member& attended the and Mrs Milford Wyapt and son, First 1 board of him here waa llory alructure with dee';, porch.. round up would be held Sunday, daughter, Linda Lo~, to Homer a:J.cJay ae11ion. Warren, O, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth that soon he waa '" radio's all rounded ., like hla old couhtry September 22, at I P m at the Laudermllt Jr., oon of Mr and Mrs At the morning seas1on the Rev Wyant, Pomeroy, Mr and Mli "Myrt and Marge" for Ye&ro and home 11 po.,lble AI tbe Staten Is Ohlinger farm, New Haven, W Homer Laudermllt Sr 1 Mason 1G J. Johnson, Columbus, was the Stanley Beal and !amUy, Cleve years Recently he bad tho part ian~ ~omc lives hi• lather, Ford Va II wos •is~ announced Lbbt The wedding will bO jierformed liJeaker A lm'cl,ll !IJnner was s~r· l'nd, M• and llr~. Norman Wood of William Jennings Bryan In the Holmeo, and his grahdfother, Mel th~ annual ban,uet of the Ohio Saturday at the Church of the v •d at tlie cftuteh at noon, our- aod family and Min lanile hlstoncal presentation of the Holmes, of Cheshire Tlownahlp Villey Hors~man Auoolaliou NIBIIJ"ene with the Rev. Robert l!>g the afternoon Rev. Johnson Wyant of Co\"m~uo. ,"' Scop<a tml They pridefully care for the place would be held In New Haven. Palmer officiating , IIIStal)ed Rev. Seward and special Mr and Mrs Ralph Cb"e and Vlsltmg h•re he stilt had hie which Oliver and hla actreu wile, October 8 the Place to be au Mill Caruthers attended Mlddt.. mueic was pmented by the Shl· fam1ly and !Jelena O'Conner hair semi·long and thick to copy Lola. seldom can enjoi 81 busy as nounced later Membef! wlohlng port Hlgb School and Is employed i loh B~pttat Goepel Choir of c.. spent the wedend ' vla\Ung with that of the hmouo and noble Brr· they are His mother, Mrs Ada to atten~ the banquet ar~ asked it Bakers' Grocery. Mr. Lauder- ,lumbu.l. friend• here and attended ~arloan bead Th•a Aurust he appeared Holme!, lives In the heart of New to contact Mr Duwnte for re milt attended Wahama Hlih 1 The afternoon speaker was the ton Sunday SchooL w1th Walter Abel In "Inherit the York City and Is an old and d servauoos School and 11 employed b7 the Rev. James Wesley ParriSh, pastor Mrs Jesn Wood hostess Wind' al Atlantic Beach, Long Is· friend of 'mtue 1 still h ,.car At the dose of the meeting rc 1 H~dson Goal ;Company They dl Baptlat Church to the reeently land. her frequently ear om 1freshments were served by the I have rente~ a traDer at the borne present were the dev.. 'Who's Who in ttle Stage World" Oliver stiJI Ja quJet, talm, and social commtttee o1 Mr •nd Mrs. V•ctor Grimm. IIYI H()lmea has over 8,000 radio continue• to understate btl real network shows to his credit, hav· och~evements Down underneath is 0( et 0 15t UF( log starred as Scattergood Dains, the solid little boy who at the age Col Humphrey and Dr Watson 10 of seven took Chautauqua bonoro bere,K Iv1ng th e "~-t b ~ tye urg Add The annual Homecoming rally 1g1ven, 'A Whole Week " Chuckle 1 '"" of the Rock Springs Metbodlsl Parlels; "Friendship Way" BUI;I 01 Innocence \ C~urch was held Sun~ay at the Radford, "A )llnote Speeoh", 1 a~~"" still h" a sort out him that Ia enchanllnr It church K th Abb tt "M R 11 D Ita as much a part of him u his Sunday School a Y o ; Y a Y al expreulve face and bla, aunny 9 •• I m with Edwg'a'r hAebldbotatl c.!.~d'a''ogceornn•eAbRboadtt'...~!A"AChlPraid~. 1 \amile. ~ ' •· Mrs Campbell Harpor pre1i Middle 1 1 !Uperintendent in charge, after Prayer" Berneu Yonken, "A 11 dent of the Auxiliary of the Lewts·l of Ollvelpor Ia wayo w I be proud which a program Wl8 preoented Tree of Autumn" Ray Lyn Yon· Manley Post, American Legion ., bit ~~.:~~:n':t eve~ mor~ by ihe pnmary ""' ~~ songs kers, "Ra!lytnr Onet !dore" Bqb preaided when they met thla week upward on llale n':f eon '\Jasus Loves Me", " I WaDI to by Burdette, "The Children's at the home of Mra Arlen• Reeae an screen SinJ, Shine and Work" arr~ fblly''1,MarJa Gtue,er M~• Harper was elected dele"Fishell of Men" by the clal! "The Grandest Pal," Patricia pte from the Auxiliary to the C t opansd tho program Collins; "We'll TrY To Be Very El1htb Dlatrlcl Fall Conference at UThe following recltntlons were roraivlna" Danny Abbott ~nd Atheno IIi be held on October 8 5 "Rally Day ls Family pay", Sher· and will be accompanied by MrL rle Blacluton, Mary Lou and c. R Y~ung and Mrs Sherman E~ening jlccky Radford ond Marla Grueser suuor. . • the aonss "Climb tJp sunahtn• Mn Carrie Cuacil, pasl pres!· The WSCS of I e R k Springs , Mountain" and "Noah and Hl6 doni, wu tnotalllng officer 11 the Meth'!;dtat Church mel Tu01day Animals" by the olua coacluded meellni. at the ChUftb for an ' 1 11 day their program , It waa announced that the neKt meelinr ,_..... Mrs Tbomas Bentz entertained A quartet BellY Leo,nard, meelin& would he he!~ at the In the foreMon , lhe 'roup the WSWS of the Enterprise MoAfee Lela ' Ann homo of Mn. Sherman Butler, qollted and' at noon \II• quarterly EUB Church Tuesday evening at 'pt'eaented Rutland, on October a blrlhdaya were Obse!Jied with a her borne, Enterprise.• Me" J•:~~,~~~e~~~~;~ ~Tuna flab emerole, 11lod, ice potluck illuer, , ," ' ''Strengthening lho Ch~reh of ~0 mom, eako and cof!oo wore am· Mra. ~~ll Grll~lli/; proeldept C~rlst Through Pray~r" waa the od Mra Reeoo, Mra William prealded at ', lhe a!Nrnoon meet topic of tbe otud.v RI'Osented by Mrs. \VIII Willllon, Virginia lng whl~!!:ppeited With devoti4ns Mra William Fre~ker Group ,.., •••~. and Mn c . R Young led by Wii ~oJtn Hlrtung Scrip slng~na opened the meetlni Jql· lUTe readl!f:~!llt•n from Psa)m , lowed w1th ICriPIU't'e readinll of the ',. 1 ,,.,., ,,11 l~ II 1-8 and aall~ti'w 22: MAO ~ohn It 1·10 which Wll one of vice . opened the dov~llona · lesus' prayers, and the Lord's er In WavB A poem "ClUing" by Mrs Prayer in unison Group singing Following 1 baoltet ~lnnet at Hair Styling .~'rartun~ and ~up •lnatn8 of of "Sweet Hour of PraYer" and noon. the afternoon seulon o~en· berea a W\t\tJeu tn God', prayer by Miss G'enevleve Sto-t•d with II"OUp lifti!U l)ld MriJ· OPEN DAILY llcr~( and "Jetlda Lover of Ml bart closed the program er by the ttav llalbll Gro\Oe, So•· Sool followed with prayor by 1 During the busln"' "'"ion eral voeal numhen Closed Wed. Afleraoon Mn Elmer ~ley closed the de with Mrs Sellm Bluewlcz pro· sent•d by the I •· sldent presiding tile new pro- of Addison a Bvenlnga By Appolnlmeal vottonL Durln1 the tiu1lne11 ~enlon , tr•m• for tbe year were dlatri· chureh 1trb 11 report woo alvon on buted Two new books purchased lord and oon ·lll,cl~ ~ 'ho .whleb wao by the Society were ~~layed. and liJi Ell!rer ·~ by ooclety. Jtelreabmenll bY Windtor 'presented .'~mltil'lll• I I were for tho hostess to talko were iivtn Cow1 St. 311M • 10onth •nd Mrs once Burnlide Stage And Screen Perso~ality Pays AVisit To His Home Tmm I I I Second Word I "'" Women'S ClUb Meetl'ng Held . I '• ~ - -" HOME MADE LIVER PUDDING lib. 59~ GARLIC BOLOGNA 3 lbs. ~1.00 FRESH GROUND/ GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.00 SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST PHONE 330-M POM&ROY VOL IX NO 127 DRUGS,~ ~~.,..;....~~-----.:..._--- ' .. ~-- Trafuing.Progra cue 251ndictments Are Nolled By Proseeutor SOCJETY ' Kmg Hu11010 arrlnd home from b11 vacation in Spain late 1'iulrl' day to eonfer wath governmntol· fie1ala m Amman wbo ban 1bown mounting er;neern onr the Communlllt threat from Syria. Even befotc hiJ amql offkiall had Ughtenfd oe<unty .......,... both lnlenlally and aloog the bol' den with Syr,a and larael. In DamiiCIII, a Syrian mtlllaey I(>OkeiiDlc cbuged that !mfli troooo oceup1ed tho vtllare of Altawlflk In the demll•tarlud lnmUer aone between lmel and SY.ril ThundaY" In Wuhlogton, u. s offlclala wd toda)o.othe United Slates' Ia not w1W., now to give brael .~ U'ODtlad auannteel qa!JIIt 1\ftlJ qgresdoo. • I Undo Caruthers W:eddl'ng Plans, Bel'ng Announced ' Seward Installed As New Pasto• At Reedsv'tlle CLurch 51va ~,_ R.o kS , ,__ I WSCS Meetlng , pr1ngs I I'ICid ,-- EUB EnterpriSe Wednesdar, . Women's Society Meeting Is Held 1 I ' llit!dl• Eutirn nali0111 and llllilla alrudf uderlland what ldion the Umted Stale• would take under the EJ. !"nllo••~ Doctrine and previOul S •poltey llltemenll lmj!ll An!~or Abba !J!1 ~ P~lkllliltW7i\O 8ec:fdliY of Nl& Jalllt Dnllei agaiaat AnJerie¥ lutl11\io- I arma be••g shipped to brael'1 "'llenJIVI·~~netghbors • .1~ " llld Israel did riot •.,.a { I h~:~'U, tomorrow" but ' be It the mrmament of Arab ~ "somber" developmelll. "l'bey aafd all I of the deceased was remove~ tbe Chase Fuaer-al Home al where friends IMy tall' until time of the ser· vim wbleh wtU' be held at caurch o! 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