https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/58abde7ad61b395989e82cf470c52447.pdf 37cd77c0c4ee47af1cf7cd89d96b0352 PDF Text Text ' • 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! Christ at 2 p m drday Wjlh R~v, E, S.la~k. ~laJing". \T Survlvoro Include Gerald of Miami, ria; two R kSprJngS ' M h d' Ch h H0mec0m1ng • RaIIYHeld SUnday Lewl·s-Manle'J AUXI'II'ary Unl't Meehng • Held The leftillt eommander of the SJ· lmn army Gen Afil Bb:rl, la14 before rewrnlng to Damaacua that h1s army and that or EJrPl wm "one army. wttb one ·cCmmind and one ltraten " Reporll from Beirut uid 12 per· sons were killed on the SynanLebanese bo•der Thuraday In 1 club between armed Sytlan elriiJ. ana and Lebanue gendarm~ ArriYM HINM kiNGSBURY ' w" Israel Expresses New Fear.s Of Violence In The Mid:rE-' A 11gb~ welding of the Synan and Egyptian armies Janel a new case of lhe ]liters today ,•Two days of talks between Synan and Egyptian military teaden ill Cairo rerultet;! Thursday mghl tn binding their two armies even closer under a )Otnt command controlled by Egypt I Riding Clu Planning ATrail Ride --- cllle teen, man ' 0 1 Av'\;~ ''}.i;;\hir,• 1ft! ___ ...;_ Cemetery. Tuotldav evening a moving Clevelond Browna pill year will iudltorlum and ln\e,fes~ed to attend Is In School Opening At Riverview AWeek I ,_.,.b SHIRLEY BEAUTY SHOP co..poandlug Plcturea the of ohown tho'i~ol• · G,araateed I PHARMACISTS TO TAKE OF ,, VOUil PRESCRIPTION NEEDS ' : We PUI Ally Doelor'1 Pmcrlpllou .. ,, BINGLI COPY...,. Army Marler Causes Alarm U-:--d e~:! ~er a. Rite Meth d1St h-h atrc wscs Septemb M . Held. TlieSdOy I Jam•a p"OMER0\,1 ~---------·1 R~ISTERED . t White Rose l.•·dge Auxiliary Holds WedneSday Meet'mg · w,. Cold PURE I ---:--:-----.....-----...,:._;_- ·~~;;;;:;;;:;:;~i::::~~~~~of~~~lr~s~B:ra:d~b~ur~)~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I I" ' ' ' tllt!UU•HS_Ilf co14 wottr tt tl- ..., ••. tt.v.... .......... •• ... ., .,,m . '•ht tt I __ t If""' ,.,.u .. .. •If• ll ... t"ll\'t'~ -· ... "' ... 'lool!ty MAlik~' IIII'OIIT ~CJNN~ti liP - Produeo: Eggl, weak, prices at latms, .........~ wbites aJid browu, ,. fumbot 50-U A large 41-IO, A medtum,!l7=40. A amall 23-21, B larp 3'1-42, FOB A large MoM, A medl· 1111 4&-47; B large - · ~. ateady, .lmn $4~ lb 17·18; heayy ~ens 13-111, llal!l:hena 1~12, prloe. dlstrlbuUon otlffjoren, 1.DI ~~ 17; 5,1100 at 18; 11400 ' at 19. StiOO undetermined • Buttor, so acort n. • J ., ' �- 1 . 2-----Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. IS, 1957 ' ' ' ' i fl: Hu~~;~~n~i~H!r~mo:r~:;, Ocna~~oll M.orris. Mrs. Oliver .Michael, WIS Walker. Jl"1 Rupe. Perry R•!lgs, r.e. Mr~hc~~~!~~ceK~~~::.g.h. a~r~~o;l~l d:;: i:•anf"";[ 11:: Rollin Oscpr's stay here E, cGming Sunday. Sept. HUb. Bas· 12:15 ket dinner at noon. Hvmn sing 'in 1:30 the allernoon. Everyo~e 'welcome. !:00 8:00 Hoyt .Renam.ed ,na ' .!H,, ;' l p l') ) LtCI!iSI 'OlUINlED''" · A marriage Jl•ense ha's beih is.!tted her, to Robert L llenls$. of Dayton, Q., US Air P'oroe · ' an~ Helen Virginia Lonr, 20, Rutland. Mrs. ,;;;;;.======;..;;=;I 1952 BUICK Sister Mary Bertha Mrs. Norman Kloes Birthday Honored By Sewing Circle j (· 1 $795 .....,..,.. ...,.., MEIGS MOTOR Co Your Headquarters FOR ~3. Patient man (BI~.) 'llolp< •int •· U. IAifCI l~. Secluded valley • • 17. River !Pol.) 18. Muate note ~ ~· . 10. Uncooked p• Jl. B~£k gate , (nre) I'' . ~ 0 , 5,000 Ohio BeD ' ' ~" aaid Thursday's ahift In ColUlllbliJ showed 791 or the 1,27t ..hed~lod omp!oyes at t\IOir Joljs. · Robert Donahue, vjee president of CWA total 4,320 In Columbuo, however, oald t~e walkout waa 100 per cent el!ective atnone u~lon members. ". ~ ,, ,0,' Mrs. Norman Kloos celebrated her birthday Thursday when ihe Busy Bee Sewing Circle met at the church for an all day meet· lng. Two decorated birthday cakes were served ~th a· pOUuek din· ner ai noon (q Mra. Kloes, Mf•· Roy Seyfried, Mro. Wlllltm ·Bak· er, Mrs. Lena Huber, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mro. ,Louis Reibel, · MI .. A~na Dtirst, ·Mrs. Ad•m · E~er• bacb. Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. ·llaymori"' Hooll . ' , ur51 ·Harry x.n.. r, " '' Mrs. Carrie Grueser, Mrs. Fred3 1\litch, Mro .. Clora ·sohaefer.- Mrs. Addle ·Qrueser, Mrs. Amand'a Kaspar, Mrs W. L . Kau tz. u•·"· Theodore' Mpra, Miss. Lena Grue· aer, the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels aod guests Mr. and Mrs. Herman . Barlols, Cleveland. .. ~ .. APPLIANCES r·~~- ~~nfted , I'' ,,. OI>EN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 P.M. ,.·', ~· ~ ~~ ~o~t~~~~-~~r:AA~~w~··~~~~- . "wii'H FIFE REFRIGERATION :;:~~:~~.;;·to ~ ,, ,, !lq•ill, .. ,'. Glbba ~ahl 'llal )elephone oper· I'~ ~I"' . Below Middleport High S.hool . Phone 6253-Y Middleport 71l S. Third Ave. .. 1 • JP. --Out!, lnlot or Aerean Se& -:;;~;~:;-.. ;5::;:-~~~;;;;:;;;;;;:;:=:=:;;;;;t tO. Top btrth ,; "" ..,. '" u.River tll:nc.) 12. Coil pero DOWN 1. Mine hoht 2. Competitor ~" ,. ' " ~ ~ 1. Uncle (dial.) Plan Forestry Exposition At fAils County Hews . ... McArthur, Ohio, ' ~~A~ ~ ' ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a htlll' to •ork l&1 AXfDLBAAXR toLONGI'ELLOW ~~letter limply atanda for another. In lt!ll aamplt A 11 ~~~ tor ~. thrat L'o, I' lor the two 0'1, etc. 8tnftt lttltrl, - - Now 411 he Ia 1 shoe •alellinap with a cleveland linn, and )fiJI portray a modtl'l\ Paul Bunyap at the Seplflll!ler 11$-26 Paul Bunyan Forestry Bxpoaitlon at ~~~ Arthur, Ohio. eOIIumod u !Itt legendary louer, carrying an outoiled ax. trtpllet, the length and formation or the woflb; art all blat& hch day the C?de ltttera are dlfterent. A VI'JPiolfOIII Cl•lllloll Check these feature5 I'BWQD.\B Double oven canvenltnet E~e ·level OA. controt panel PMHA.' , z'~~-IAIIIU FBOI NEUBIHKI, ZMD !Iavine had • role in Cecil •· IDRB-XWIOWB. l , • ,, . feolo!'la7'• Oeyptoquor.: I LIKE NoT rAIR ~DtMS AI'ID Chrome·lfntd OYtn Wlde·vlalon vlauelite window fully eutom1tic ctock conlrott PeMUle'• pro~udlon, ''Tb' Great· 111 ShllW on Earth", aeveral yelfo •1o, plll'inll the part of tilt liiJII, Relchort Ialor appoorod with t~e RIDJU~S Brotbtll Clro~, ll\Cl !II• comedy team of Olaqn aDd Jebn· 4 VII.L/JN'S MiND- SIIAKES,PI:ARll:. PIW'Ibult4 0, Xllf l'tllllrM Lift-off doo1a Color cholct: Lusterlo,, Coppe1loy, whlto, ptnk, ~tllow, VXB ZMD --·!a, .:,ay· . ff 1,. • , " · ,. :Sljin. On - · .,. i4day ·. , , .. ·' RQ'\J)~Q,f'lldb~a 'heasute. Hunt' . ; .· Tile price 1J 1\I,b( . .• . Saturday.,. 8:2.5 Blin o.T~uth or Consequence• , · . 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch T1c Tac -Dou~h 9:30 ·,!11j01bY ' .... . Jt{'ould Be .\'ou tn:oo. ,'Ftiry .,, • ·: News Report IO:ao cipt. uut,nt Muvletirne U:OO Tr~e Story 1' Bride on~ Gruom ji:3G D!te<live'a 1llary. I. Molin•• Theater t2:011 7orei~n lntt!gua · 12:30 My Ll<ile Marlle Queeo For .A uay 1:00, Down on the Farm Mi!d"n Roma..u Com~y "'me ~ ~· ' 1:30 BasebRll Trouble with Father "''·4:30 w._tch Mr. W~4rd . I' _:_' ~ 5:00 Get Set, Qo 6,30 ~PO"' }Gre li:40 ., NPW& Picture . i• , 6:00 H~PPII11!1 Casa!dy ..~. 8:~0 ~~tUI~~Y r/l.,.tl l' """.. 7:00 Berry ColltO ll)19!" .... , ~JI:!IQ . ~IICI'f . ~l!.'lr , ··-·~• B:aO llollor A Se~q~d • t:~;j)O ap·t•~Jim' 0 I. . ~ii'W 0:00 . ll,~ ~p~ tO:)O ~ltl!'l'~ll/h t~ S · Qfl . Get Your Car . IJQII/illf j ' 1 - - - . . . ;.. , ~~ii~'4t:-~~tt1J,..- .......,....., ,; ,... d ... WCHS•TV Chlftftf·J.· · READY: '. ' ' ,. ~ • ' . ' ·,\ "'.fMttt 'f'IIPI'JIR.. us~n ..... S"ond ··Sf; . 1" Rt~dio . . l)ial -· ,, , ~ • • ' 388·Y M·Q~'~· ¥-'J\15 " . ,'•-"''~' O~Jt> . I ,. '• ~r, ,,., ' ,I · ~~· , .t I 1\ ' . ' ....... ~ .d •• . f I • ""'"· •'. . .1 • also ,."'"'" AaiomaUe liOme · ero, P'll!ero. til' .8etnt.Ati- o""fd ~.. . ' '.' ) ,J : . : $J:545 CERT. THORNE SEED WHEAT MEIGf:M~TOR CO. , . . . 'New 'l957 · o. CERT; SENECA SEED WHEAT . New~~- ­ CERT. BUTLER SUD WHEAT CORN .PIG.KeR. SEI! THEM .- J • . J': ~ ' .{ f . -r. # ' . t \' •' ' .. 3! fL fAjlM , . , ' ' '' ' • • ' P~Ct; THI!M · ..:.RED HO! .SP~A,._.:. , P ~CO 'M LLI~G ­ .·-~.and ~~~~--~.J . .7A',r _.~. ,. -· :rc~O· Cv. ·" . .. . ' ' FOR QUICK .:SALE! '\ ··~·; l.. \ 56 ' PLYMOUTH To-Tone Green. • • · · Pll Cl•b · Sedan ·- Rad\o. Rea~, . . ~1:5 •s.•~9-~M~-.9]~!:t~. \ . . PUitnd, .loll Walor Ill US ·POR SOFT WATEB' SERVICE . ~aaltO~~- ,. PtmeroJ, 0. and . SERVICE ...• '. iJrrMRAift . . . Cor.~~ lid Btluenul ON HAND TQDAY ~ ~-r:; DrlDC your-fill)·. • t' ·' ·' WI.,.QudityhPor....... BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS .an• FERTILIZER NOW! ., "''J ' Vat~ .MAI~IN J'I!ONI! Meigs Equ1ipm1ellt Company, Inc. • Sugar Run Flour Mill • Qt ' .... 10-45....,., fait, ' DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON Uy, 1091_ , . IIIIPDLEPOil'J' · , .. Hit ptrt,tle .!A loodl. ...... . -::9-:::30:-::!l::-li.,.h 1'--;;;;i; -,..,-.,.." to·oo News of .the l!iiht 10:10 Theater 18 u!llq .1 ·ilfltli!Ofl ' ~~ ... r · ; Convenient Budgtl' Term$ Moore's tilus'.·y SfCill'tS ........... LUMBER l!ld SUPPLY 8. 3rd Ave. Middleport I OJvt.liiJfiham · MU.FFL.RS Q•O .. ,-., --...._--.., ' ' •• ....... 'big boy'. .... 200 tw (Z.wMen .. No. 20 (-C-whoef)-111 btnlttlopoondon. ' .... 200 P-75 IMnheh, for Ruld manure. "" - VALLEY AP-5 is the all ih,i>orfQntBien<f of.the five.impOttont~nii'IJQ};p~otei.ns which give your broilers fo,ster, mOre economic.ol -growth. · · · ·· · , ',.,, ... "' .,. ,, ., ···" "" ,, . . I low, anti "'""" Ne.to-1-«< ..... pla _ . _.o.._ ....... ,. ......... .... ' Middleport * Service En.,.~t· NOTHING COOKS OR LOOKS Lin " 4PPLIANCE PI!ONE 8284-Y lt' -..')<1 •->'· ., . P80NI! 8181 * SEAT COVERS IW~y. !lepmto •• •tch panei- Wotchlnif Or/lldlo (I£TF8-IIJ Willt ..,.,, removable ,,_ weU, iallllilo heal OOIII,IOL ' <.~ ,. IS" ponol with two opoocl... mtlto tnullbtiY IIlii - ' ..' Preston·Motors;-hi~. BATTERI.S ,. lltCA-UI ....... - as...;.•. •• Ne.I0-95......,_, .... _,., ........... ..,..u............ WINTER KING I • } '"' . . . . . . c;e.. , . _ - on·HO spot On,Your· , FOREMAN & ABBOTT All . FIT FOR A I • -·-- .asNWT-........................ .............................. ........................ ............ ,............ -· ' l ,. • ZENITH_.TJ a~d ~ ~DIOS ··i ' ,. ,, . ,. ~ NEW 1958 MODELS ' ... I FOR . FI!IDAY 1 8:00 llr- f<~ u.tJ ~" 11011 llmtble pe~n · 8:30 Hlill~» ll•t.Jol ' 110 Uoaton Blactle l:ilo Uoljtrcyn'tlll! , 8:00 Capt•in Kanaaroo · 9:30 Per1!9~ to ptrJg~ . 1 'I 0;~ CBS News 10:00 NewJ ' i:~ !.neal Newt lfl:OG $q.nnigJ t~' \f~~J!i!n• 'J 8:00 Garrv Moore 10:10 -' The. hte' Show <" , r ~ 10:30 otrt~e II 1\ICb 11:110 News 11110 Katie's Almanac ll:l~ I.ove •I Ufe . . 8:00 I,lle on jbe :Form · • 11:3~ 1,Search for Tomorrow 8:30 CapltiP IJDI~ 1 • 11145 Guldl•f Upt P:30 Migll!y ltloltM Pl~rtjoWil>• 12:0\) ~t&Ue'o .Kitchen· ~b:OO 1-.u~~ -~~ ;:1' u;ao 41 Jlleiworl!f'"1uf!llt .( ~ ·, ;o:361. 1!'~.1llf"- "i · ·! 1.00 · Our Ml8~ Brooks ll:OO BIJ Top . ! l:ao Housepatty , 1 ; , · "-3:00 'lite Lon• ~nJJr'· ,'' . 2:00 Bl1 Poyoft ' 1:!:30 To'"l' and Coua!J7 . ) ' · ~3~ ' 'I:b~ Verdict I• Yourt1 12,45 B•lflf>Jil PrJivllw· .1_, -~ ~ o.OO !-righter Day 12:55 Gameql the W~· ·' ·. ' l · 310 3.,·16 SeE~ge cratofStorm -f:oo. ..":· -.-~.1 Nitlhl~. .. . " "'· "'"'.·..ruii•ap' .. OO . .. . .. ... · 4:~9 Tire·,Early· Show"•~>J"' 6: Tbe E"ly Shov. . 5:30 You j\re Til re ,,, 5:30 Yoot l!soo R'e~ilt1lts 1·· 'uti ··.-t' Ltis •, o'i f r 6 _•_. Bur,.,,n"eterrl• Atl4rn·er . ,' , . 5._ 45 Sp<.ta Plrade 3 0 6 3 ~5 w tll ~• ••man 7:00 Worhl Champion•"pR·od-oo · 6·00 Thea W k . . .,. : e ee s' News m Revu• 8:30 Have Gun Will Travel · 6' 15 Douglas Ed\)'!rCll 9:00 Gunsmoko 6'30 Playhouse of· Start 9:30 · Oolden Ployhou!l , · 1 7:00 West hint Stor-1 tO:OO The Late Show 7:30 Dest~ 11_:00 The Loie, Late , Slto)" , . , Saturiay· it .. ~ · Now On Display grttA t · . , ''· •'' ·, ~- • ;, .F' ,:! .- ' Remember GllliOrt ''Tipy"' Rei' ehet1, the towering, eight-loot, 3511-lb Jllanl who enjoyed a llllll ure Of ' proleMional basketball tame with the Cleveland CIOWIIS In Ute early lortlea! •' ' !~ ' WHTN~W"t!~a~~~~i·13;}" r!l; f{f' ~'1 trontleraman . · SUPFEU ST8pKE 3:45 Alfred Genhelmer, proprie\or ..._00 G h . be i"n .. of Jhe en elmer Lum r .._,., 4:30 Mechanic St., was removed to. t~c 15:00 Splnach. Playhouse Meigs General Hospital ear)y MO NBC News Friday morning by 'the Pomerqy O:OO News Picture Emergency Squad after · suffering ' stroke and heart allac~. 0:16 Sports Ere His condition is ll,ted as crltl- 6:~ Weathercsst cal. 6:30 Saber of London '·· ' 7:00 · Detttlr·Vttlley Doya · - ·" HEL.D .IN/"08' 1 7:00 IAie •I Riley l.arry WyUi, T8. ' Rutland, is 8:00 Th> luseoh cat.~oo Show being held in county jail tod'y 8:30 Big ll!on,~~ 1 1 1 ,,; ') for investigation according 1o q:OO Cavalcade ot Sporn Sheril! Roberi c. Rar!eribach. • U5 Red Imber's C~tller · · · -' · :_o:oo__Feder~llilen ~.., •Wr. •. ·2·5,.ndi 1·men l ' The Meigs C61i•t c 'T U · '' will meet ill'll!lllll~onf 'IIi: 'i th~ ' ' Federated Church ~If P'omeroy at 7:30. M188 Margare\ ~Uer, prcsl· dent, will pr•slde atid'elecUon of G;M ofllcen. wilt be held. MJ-8.' ~ames 0;011 ijfR~~nlpn, Potl)eroy, ls 'to be the 9:00 tituiSt speakor and a Sdcial hour . a:30 will follow the ~rorram. , . 'IU:OII __:_c:- · I0:30 PUN ~OMECoMIIItl 11:00 Tho ~lorse Ch~pol -~ . Cliurcll 11:30 at Splllor wilt bola its Home· 12•Q0 and in lbis Albany- Woodrow Wilson, Mrs bandry IJI . country. · Dill, Wrn. R. Davis, Donald Reu- Els,·e W•'iso•l. ' Sprouse, rrank Ellersht~ch, Diin· fly Bowen and Roland Cupenter. ter. Mrs JanJce Story, Mrs. "I may come t() Amerita for Ice was givt'n by the Davis Erma Smith. Rac ine- Mr.l. Emma Ad~m.s~ at lt'a.st part of 11;1)' degree work,'' Ire & Produce Co., and cream by Leo Vaughan. Mrs. Mabel 'I'm· Carroll r'"ford, John !hie, Mrfo. said Oscar. "lly qlder brqt"'r Is (C,ntlnutd F,.m Pap Qno) tltc Sprtng Hill Oalry. cy, Harold Lohse, Mn. Kathleen. Beatrice Blake, Lawrcn~c Wilcox: attending Tulane , u.niVef•itv ill lowed by the e\'eninK session. Wells, Homer Smith, Tommy en. M~ss P.atty Sh3.ln. Donald NeW Orlea11s, no~,' he ~~~ed The Billy Gllham ·movlni picJure Bloodrnobile chalrman Marion Reulcr. Mrs. Dorothy Johnstqn, HendriCks, Mrs. Esther Sylveat~r. 0~ the Johnson (ar'll young "Oil Town, U. S, A." was shown Tuppers Plains-Mrs One1ta Cordon is exposed to all ~.l~ds of during the attemoon seasiqn.' Ebersbach eKtrndcd her thanks James Diehl, Mrs. Peart Weiker, to all donon. voluntel'r workers D~nald Lanning, Uoyd Wrig~t. ~~ie. . JP..~¥:llllUf!l. l•kP";. T!ll,. ijil(e •-•~· .•· , . . I• . . . . ·.,; . :'11.~~, lp~lt.IOI\i 11'-t.iW!J\r,~nr~h ·l!obert. 1. R~6; prf314fii 1jQ thP ond rontrihutors and to ~fr . RIChard Neutztlng, Mrs. )ll•rJorl~ ·-' -.,. at Ohio State University College evenlni in tbe a~sence of Will· Charlt•s Gltilis for lhr use of the Price, Leo Story, Gilbert Zwliling, Troll Schoenleb. C S or Agncuiture lhio autump, there . laiJI Bowman, JacktiOJI, \VbO was seltool fadllties are eows to care tor, , broilers to lll. " Amonr !bose at(en410i were Donors were-Pomeroy: Mrs. Leon McKnight. Vlruil Brown, . (Continued Iron. Pogo Ont) feed, and many ~cret to prepare Mr. Hoyt, Mn, Jlpmor · Hlaeil, Nina Vaughan, Robert Vaughan, Cecil Hysell, Thomas He~n¥$Sy, tak~n frOIIJ ·a bond of $250 to pay lor next year's tom'atoe•' and lll'l. Frank CheeM~t'f1 !r~. T. Mra. Non&a · Robe•"'· Harold Miss Bernice Nease, Mra. ' Grace a fme of $100 and costs of the cabbages. " ·F. Jlawklna, Mra.' ·Allen ~~~e•, Blackstone (gave blood between Holler, Miss Clara ijumpju-ey, prqsecut1on. and the balance ", . Mr. and Ill's. ]lo~rl 1!11 , · Mrbioodmobilc vblts at Hotur Hos· Charles Lochlfy, Ro~ert ~(ory, paid to_Crow and ,Crow, law !trm,, .. . . 1m grcully t.n, teres.ted. jn Am· •nd ••·s. , •rr• R ,:, "r. pn~ ".rs. pit. II, Robert Couch. Ken· John Stivers. Charles Ray~·] ,L•)"· ,. fe~·· . . ·• Ql'IC&p •·H work 1!114(0~1!· who Gen.""col~¢. Mi:. ~,ad. nelh Harris, orval Wiles, Herbert renre Leonard, GeorJ• wagnQr, Gu1dos had heen ,senteneed to revealed that In Quatemolu .' Ch~rle, VfOil\f!R, Mr- tnd J,trs. Dixon, llrs. Audrey Slater, Carl Mrs. 0\a St. Clair, MJ-s. Gold•e a tme of $100 and f1ve days tn aimllor rur•l youth pro:ram " Earl smith,' Ilia. R~ld j(oenlg Mom, ' 'rank Vaughan. Reitmire, Mrs. Jessie Curtis. Mrs. the po~nty jail. and revocolion of called "4-S." and Mrs. ·union lllllld: Don Betzmg, Mrs. Elizabeth Audrr> Betzing Keljy Grueser, hi sdrlver's hctntc for six 011ear is rJbbing Robert K Daviti. months. He had bee~~c~o~n,;·ict~e~dJiro~m~lh~e~~~~:;~~~and MiddleportPaul Swisher, Mrs. lp 11 trial here ot' driving while curious Bt•tty Jo Martin, Mrs Eva Hart- ....--- - - ley, Mrs. Mae Baker, Mr1. Freda DA 1-L Y C ;.1["!rJrl kl~,';" t! tcontlnutd wrom '"'" ono) !-1.;, '-_t :li-l . . :1'.' •1. Edw"d', Mrs. Clyde Allensworth, A!lliOSS 4. 1 tumor mann) Mllier, fonnlij' rttj4e~" of !I Utlh J ~ ~.-: ~J: ~ : r· ~rs. Esther Clark, Mrs. Mat1ha J, OJnr G. Boundary Po~eroy. A ~r. IIIIer MillY 'J I:I 1-J II .:L· I ·;If. Childs, R. R. Picken., Mrs. ~o- 1. Cooklnc rat 6 Rtver : !Il l;,, ~ 111 ; :.1 j' . orn&1\~f.llul, alao a fr•~!ttt!fll -~r. ~ li-Wt HM : 'l , 1'•; ·l J SuDer 2 Door Hardtop - Radlo, vl"na Barrett, Mrs. Elizabeth t.l'tiOnJ (EnJ.) mtnl preceded ber lo . dQIII II! liM. i:f! u ~ ! : li . j Heiler, Oynaflow. Searles. 10. VIM 'T. Rei\)UDd· URou. She I• _.tved by Qlle tiJifr, Nn. ~ •!ll t'!l i~ ':•: flHf ·h Charles Searles, Jnmea Weber, covere4 Jng Iolio EII!!\leth Wippel, C'/r~IDI, ,Oblo. I ~Uf!1 l-1f-·JL,i 1 ::1-1t. Mrs . Na n Moore, Harold Hinkle. 12. Bird 8. ..l catch bet Mrs. Joaeph A. Siemer ot''CGi'tilng 1J ':i :•Jr:JTJI! : Ui·!l 25. Horll. i'Jnf:1~c! IJ[IJ IJ ;t;~r ~ Mrs. Paul Smllft Wm. D. Me- 13. Spanish tmech ) II a nloce. • age r~r•;~.~ , ~·• ·!I'Ju f i ~' Knight. Mrs Ruth Farmer, Mrs. ram•nng 9. A creed 1,1.:JI l 1~ r_r •JI ;: ·1 ~II. Luao A Solemn I!Itlh Mals of R~qplem • Mal')' Ncutzllng, Russ~ll \VIlsQn, eame 11. Wrltlag 27.Duw~• offered lor the liP ... of the Don Rouch, Richard Pickens, 14. Greek letter tabJea Middleport, 0. J~.l!corcheo 15. Timid . treu. ooul of Siller Bertha ill the mothtir !••-------·.:;Fl:,::o:,:y•I:...::;Ko:::;t':;:hl:;:er.:.,,:::M;,:rs~A:::n~na:...,;fr!~a::el 16. Pleuure 17. Sacred ttgnal 32. Run &'WI'/ hnuoe Cbapd ai A,.lli Heighto at d ' Jll Wrltln' picture 28. Trioda J0·30 o'clock thla morning. Burial nutd 18. S&ttor 29. Bury 34.::'~ wao In CalVIII'y Cemetery. 10. Cold (bfr.' talanrl 31. Antt. 37.1x<ept I 21. Shy 22. A relallve ouate~ . 31. Qpen (poe!.) za. Plamlre• ' WC'TU '0 "'~IT Gu''at' . .' . '· ·, Rl od D • TELEVISION GUIDE , WSKJ.•TV C Daybook ,· I·. Warren, James · ,. Daily Sentinel ./l'i-'. ' :--· ·-·· ~- Ellis. Wm. J. Smith, Mrs. Loh undor t~e tnnuenoe o!.an,)nto.tl· about hla supposed danelnr ablMe!k. eating beverage. . . lily, Spanish dance~, of •oilrse. Reedsville-John Rice, G~;ant In another rulifi.e ,;· Common His, advance "dossier'' notlpJ .. ~' Smith. ' Pleas. Judge John . C:': 8.1COn '""Pil'Pt~hmenta and lm~bies lis· Long Bottom-Mrs. Llnn\e g~nnted im aba41lute deCtee ol ted 1mong other thin"' "daneln~" erary. Earl Clark, Chari~ /ll~r- p1vorc' t~ · ~Obn ), ij.~r,n~art, Min- , O,car received an ·: pulspok,n ~IVOTI!:D TO iNTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AlUlA · c1nko, Hobart Vweyord_. .' tfiVli~· -~,!1: !r~TJ:Jf'Jfl• ~ lla~jr lnv)latlo~~ almOII a c!pt!land, tq IIICHARD S. OWEN- OIN!RAL MANAO!R ·' ~utland-Mrs. 1\ly•tie Bij-oh· hart( a'il)!tesa J!I~Oi'Jl, t ,, '•/• Jf~d· ao~quq~ .d&Jlt~dp ·Raelhe ll!YNilLD !. GRIBN!- EDITQR ' 'lfleJa, ().. 0. PatlerjOn , W~- '. . ~"·~fl!S ;.,. r;·<to~n fQr ; f~li ,,ti-.'Jrqni11l!' John!QQ 1 Chotltr L. Tot1Mhlll, StoN Wrltor, Sportt Editor Brown, Vorgtl Atkins. ·< Itrial .;/\!~~: IWI!ti~ t~ .'(JtN~ olil9, ~ei-9. Tlifs ' he' liokcs \n .good. na~~.!~J:::~~'!{'ci'[;.'ie~tv.y. BotUnelll-Kltnball, IDe.. ·"' l'ortland-;-Mr~.' Cora ll!llo~. v~ •Ciilf,ord)ll:j fo_rl¥I~~ay , ai' .'tur~ ~nd entl):ely. in al(lde. ,, lniarecl u .....,d c1aoo marnit, 'tuitttl •t tlte poll otllee at ""• Robert Plorl1tt ' . : ....1- p, m. and tHo~ e~!')l4:}l/!lo vs: ·~.!)Bear !rflVJ!~• on the ~elgs • · Ot.io. · ·. Mlnersvtti•- M"- Clara -j.l!•1n. ,- llo~by Beck: Jloli!'~>'; .~1 ' ,,a. m. , nrm l_asl Satilra~Y I~ ., col"pany Subscription rates: DeH•~ry by etrrler wher&~vatlable 10 oenq pe; lvte, Mrs. Mbrgaret ~~y~,\~aq! ; ' ,, .< . , ..•. · ', ···r·· •.-wilh Cli~J•If' fi•»l •C. ~- ·tlw -lone l•ar In advance at Tbe Dally Sent•nel olllco, $15.110· 113 llaer, Joe Thoren Ji, ' ' . ·r-~· .I' •Ito Who brouaht . him bei-e ,(!om li'Ontoa, $7.80; thfte "'ontlu, $3.90. By motor route where rv~ilableo _, New lluven; W. . V&,""\lli',• 8Dl ·_,/ Columbus. Alter three weeki kere ::.."tMI'? 0"th $1. ~ one rear $8; 1111 months, $4.25; lbree IDOIIIII(. '¥ary- E. St!ln. Edwlp 1.... Stein.- · · . - . ' ~ · · ·.. .~ he gocs tq pnotfier (arm Iti Uckp,1,1~r.~n, • af ·:. Ma~on IV. Va.-Mrs. 'Margmt I~Jn fr . \'ff' -Pith Ill' 09MP\J ' ·' • · · II!Je~ Inc.~ a~ 1~~e~cb~~~~~ ~=~·~~~~.~ ~~~o ~b':.:.tf ·;&tcDoni<'t . tu~' Dep~ men· · ,' .. d ·: . Meigs Co·u~ty '4·R clu~s, lq 'ct> 0' '-ri>l•"'"" obobl' 3tl'7 ocar " eomp~o e ""· yea ' operation wlth the otln Mathie· Horak. Mrs. Opal Davis. Mrs. SyrU', ust'- Mrs. lku~h Gib· of pramary school l and fiVe G! son Chemieal Corp. and the lntcr 0 003ll00S Edna Sehoenlcb. Wayne Swisher, bons. &(!Condary. He p""ently Is at· American Cooperative Servi~ of Roy Bctzing, Keith Reuter, i>~n Ch.,tur - Morvin MeKmght. ~e-~~~~g I itatem~f" ;"1'ron;l)l)' Agriculture. are spon•oring . Sentt• nel . e Dat·ly Th ...... · . .:.--: ALSO!! .·M .J,•ddl · - ~f lt., ·-· ·-d·, M"ll ..:,_., .. IDPit. -J .. . . KENBAR BARLEY POMEROY > ' We .Pt CUIIoiD Gfbuual ' N; !ad AVE. . . MlDDLEPOBT . ~ .' ,• ·' '' ., ' "' ' BALBOA Ri\'E --~~· DUBOIS SEED,. OATS EL~VATOl$ : ' J \ .••, : :·~· . ~ '· ' ' ' '• ., CO-OP. Po_meroy, Ohio �- 1 . 2-----Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. IS, 1957 ' ' ' ' i fl: Hu~~;~~n~i~H!r~mo:r~:;, Ocna~~oll M.orris. Mrs. Oliver .Michael, WIS Walker. Jl"1 Rupe. Perry R•!lgs, r.e. Mr~hc~~~!~~ceK~~~::.g.h. a~r~~o;l~l d:;: i:•anf"";[ 11:: Rollin Oscpr's stay here E, cGming Sunday. Sept. HUb. Bas· 12:15 ket dinner at noon. Hvmn sing 'in 1:30 the allernoon. Everyo~e 'welcome. !:00 8:00 Hoyt .Renam.ed ,na ' .!H,, ;' l p l') ) LtCI!iSI 'OlUINlED''" · A marriage Jl•ense ha's beih is.!tted her, to Robert L llenls$. of Dayton, Q., US Air P'oroe · ' an~ Helen Virginia Lonr, 20, Rutland. Mrs. ,;;;;;.======;..;;=;I 1952 BUICK Sister Mary Bertha Mrs. Norman Kloes Birthday Honored By Sewing Circle j (· 1 $795 .....,..,.. ...,.., MEIGS MOTOR Co Your Headquarters FOR ~3. Patient man (BI~.) 'llolp< •int •· U. IAifCI l~. Secluded valley • • 17. River !Pol.) 18. Muate note ~ ~· . 10. Uncooked p• Jl. B~£k gate , (nre) I'' . ~ 0 , 5,000 Ohio BeD ' ' ~" aaid Thursday's ahift In ColUlllbliJ showed 791 or the 1,27t ..hed~lod omp!oyes at t\IOir Joljs. · Robert Donahue, vjee president of CWA total 4,320 In Columbuo, however, oald t~e walkout waa 100 per cent el!ective atnone u~lon members. ". ~ ,, ,0,' Mrs. Norman Kloos celebrated her birthday Thursday when ihe Busy Bee Sewing Circle met at the church for an all day meet· lng. Two decorated birthday cakes were served ~th a· pOUuek din· ner ai noon (q Mra. Kloes, Mf•· Roy Seyfried, Mro. Wlllltm ·Bak· er, Mrs. Lena Huber, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mro. ,Louis Reibel, · MI .. A~na Dtirst, ·Mrs. Ad•m · E~er• bacb. Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. ·llaymori"' Hooll . ' , ur51 ·Harry x.n.. r, " '' Mrs. Carrie Grueser, Mrs. Fred3 1\litch, Mro .. Clora ·sohaefer.- Mrs. Addle ·Qrueser, Mrs. Amand'a Kaspar, Mrs W. L . Kau tz. u•·"· Theodore' Mpra, Miss. Lena Grue· aer, the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels aod guests Mr. and Mrs. Herman . Barlols, Cleveland. .. ~ .. APPLIANCES r·~~- ~~nfted , I'' ,,. OI>EN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 P.M. ,.·', ~· ~ ~~ ~o~t~~~~-~~r:AA~~w~··~~~~- . "wii'H FIFE REFRIGERATION :;:~~:~~.;;·to ~ ,, ,, !lq•ill, .. ,'. Glbba ~ahl 'llal )elephone oper· I'~ ~I"' . Below Middleport High S.hool . Phone 6253-Y Middleport 71l S. Third Ave. .. 1 • JP. --Out!, lnlot or Aerean Se& -:;;~;~:;-.. ;5::;:-~~~;;;;:;;;;;;:;:=:=:;;;;;t tO. Top btrth ,; "" ..,. '" u.River tll:nc.) 12. Coil pero DOWN 1. Mine hoht 2. Competitor ~" ,. ' " ~ ~ 1. Uncle (dial.) Plan Forestry Exposition At fAils County Hews . ... McArthur, Ohio, ' ~~A~ ~ ' ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a htlll' to •ork l&1 AXfDLBAAXR toLONGI'ELLOW ~~letter limply atanda for another. In lt!ll aamplt A 11 ~~~ tor ~. thrat L'o, I' lor the two 0'1, etc. 8tnftt lttltrl, - - Now 411 he Ia 1 shoe •alellinap with a cleveland linn, and )fiJI portray a modtl'l\ Paul Bunyap at the Seplflll!ler 11$-26 Paul Bunyan Forestry Bxpoaitlon at ~~~ Arthur, Ohio. eOIIumod u !Itt legendary louer, carrying an outoiled ax. trtpllet, the length and formation or the woflb; art all blat& hch day the C?de ltttera are dlfterent. A VI'JPiolfOIII Cl•lllloll Check these feature5 I'BWQD.\B Double oven canvenltnet E~e ·level OA. controt panel PMHA.' , z'~~-IAIIIU FBOI NEUBIHKI, ZMD !Iavine had • role in Cecil •· IDRB-XWIOWB. l , • ,, . feolo!'la7'• Oeyptoquor.: I LIKE NoT rAIR ~DtMS AI'ID Chrome·lfntd OYtn Wlde·vlalon vlauelite window fully eutom1tic ctock conlrott PeMUle'• pro~udlon, ''Tb' Great· 111 ShllW on Earth", aeveral yelfo •1o, plll'inll the part of tilt liiJII, Relchort Ialor appoorod with t~e RIDJU~S Brotbtll Clro~, ll\Cl !II• comedy team of Olaqn aDd Jebn· 4 VII.L/JN'S MiND- SIIAKES,PI:ARll:. PIW'Ibult4 0, Xllf l'tllllrM Lift-off doo1a Color cholct: Lusterlo,, Coppe1loy, whlto, ptnk, ~tllow, VXB ZMD --·!a, .:,ay· . ff 1,. • , " · ,. :Sljin. On - · .,. i4day ·. , , .. ·' RQ'\J)~Q,f'lldb~a 'heasute. Hunt' . ; .· Tile price 1J 1\I,b( . .• . Saturday.,. 8:2.5 Blin o.T~uth or Consequence• , · . 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch T1c Tac -Dou~h 9:30 ·,!11j01bY ' .... . Jt{'ould Be .\'ou tn:oo. ,'Ftiry .,, • ·: News Report IO:ao cipt. uut,nt Muvletirne U:OO Tr~e Story 1' Bride on~ Gruom ji:3G D!te<live'a 1llary. I. Molin•• Theater t2:011 7orei~n lntt!gua · 12:30 My Ll<ile Marlle Queeo For .A uay 1:00, Down on the Farm Mi!d"n Roma..u Com~y "'me ~ ~· ' 1:30 BasebRll Trouble with Father "''·4:30 w._tch Mr. W~4rd . I' _:_' ~ 5:00 Get Set, Qo 6,30 ~PO"' }Gre li:40 ., NPW& Picture . i• , 6:00 H~PPII11!1 Casa!dy ..~. 8:~0 ~~tUI~~Y r/l.,.tl l' """.. 7:00 Berry ColltO ll)19!" .... , ~JI:!IQ . ~IICI'f . ~l!.'lr , ··-·~• B:aO llollor A Se~q~d • t:~;j)O ap·t•~Jim' 0 I. . ~ii'W 0:00 . ll,~ ~p~ tO:)O ~ltl!'l'~ll/h t~ S · Qfl . Get Your Car . IJQII/illf j ' 1 - - - . . . ;.. , ~~ii~'4t:-~~tt1J,..- .......,....., ,; ,... d ... WCHS•TV Chlftftf·J.· · READY: '. ' ' ,. ~ • ' . ' ·,\ "'.fMttt 'f'IIPI'JIR.. us~n ..... S"ond ··Sf; . 1" Rt~dio . . l)ial -· ,, , ~ • • ' 388·Y M·Q~'~· ¥-'J\15 " . ,'•-"''~' O~Jt> . I ,. '• ~r, ,,., ' ,I · ~~· , .t I 1\ ' . ' ....... ~ .d •• . f I • ""'"· •'. . .1 • also ,."'"'" AaiomaUe liOme · ero, P'll!ero. til' .8etnt.Ati- o""fd ~.. . ' '.' ) ,J : . : $J:545 CERT. THORNE SEED WHEAT MEIGf:M~TOR CO. , . . . 'New 'l957 · o. CERT; SENECA SEED WHEAT . New~~- ­ CERT. BUTLER SUD WHEAT CORN .PIG.KeR. SEI! THEM .- J • . J': ~ ' .{ f . -r. # ' . t \' •' ' .. 3! fL fAjlM , . , ' ' '' ' • • ' P~Ct; THI!M · ..:.RED HO! .SP~A,._.:. , P ~CO 'M LLI~G ­ .·-~.and ~~~~--~.J . .7A',r _.~. ,. -· :rc~O· Cv. ·" . .. . ' ' FOR QUICK .:SALE! '\ ··~·; l.. \ 56 ' PLYMOUTH To-Tone Green. • • · · Pll Cl•b · Sedan ·- Rad\o. Rea~, . . ~1:5 •s.•~9-~M~-.9]~!:t~. \ . . PUitnd, .loll Walor Ill US ·POR SOFT WATEB' SERVICE . ~aaltO~~- ,. PtmeroJ, 0. and . SERVICE ...• '. iJrrMRAift . . . Cor.~~ lid Btluenul ON HAND TQDAY ~ ~-r:; DrlDC your-fill)·. • t' ·' ·' WI.,.QudityhPor....... BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS .an• FERTILIZER NOW! ., "''J ' Vat~ .MAI~IN J'I!ONI! Meigs Equ1ipm1ellt Company, Inc. • Sugar Run Flour Mill • Qt ' .... 10-45....,., fait, ' DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON Uy, 1091_ , . IIIIPDLEPOil'J' · , .. Hit ptrt,tle .!A loodl. ...... . -::9-:::30:-::!l::-li.,.h 1'--;;;;i; -,..,-.,.." to·oo News of .the l!iiht 10:10 Theater 18 u!llq .1 ·ilfltli!Ofl ' ~~ ... r · ; Convenient Budgtl' Term$ Moore's tilus'.·y SfCill'tS ........... LUMBER l!ld SUPPLY 8. 3rd Ave. Middleport I OJvt.liiJfiham · MU.FFL.RS Q•O .. ,-., --...._--.., ' ' •• ....... 'big boy'. .... 200 tw (Z.wMen .. No. 20 (-C-whoef)-111 btnlttlopoondon. ' .... 200 P-75 IMnheh, for Ruld manure. "" - VALLEY AP-5 is the all ih,i>orfQntBien<f of.the five.impOttont~nii'IJQ};p~otei.ns which give your broilers fo,ster, mOre economic.ol -growth. · · · ·· · , ',.,, ... "' .,. ,, ., ···" "" ,, . . I low, anti "'""" Ne.to-1-«< ..... pla _ . _.o.._ ....... ,. ......... .... ' Middleport * Service En.,.~t· NOTHING COOKS OR LOOKS Lin " 4PPLIANCE PI!ONE 8284-Y lt' -..')<1 •->'· ., . P80NI! 8181 * SEAT COVERS IW~y. !lepmto •• •tch panei- Wotchlnif Or/lldlo (I£TF8-IIJ Willt ..,.,, removable ,,_ weU, iallllilo heal OOIII,IOL ' <.~ ,. IS" ponol with two opoocl... mtlto tnullbtiY IIlii - ' ..' Preston·Motors;-hi~. BATTERI.S ,. lltCA-UI ....... - as...;.•. •• Ne.I0-95......,_, .... _,., ........... ..,..u............ WINTER KING I • } '"' . . . . . . c;e.. , . _ - on·HO spot On,Your· , FOREMAN & ABBOTT All . FIT FOR A I • -·-- .asNWT-........................ .............................. ........................ ............ ,............ -· ' l ,. • ZENITH_.TJ a~d ~ ~DIOS ··i ' ,. ,, . ,. ~ NEW 1958 MODELS ' ... I FOR . FI!IDAY 1 8:00 llr- f<~ u.tJ ~" 11011 llmtble pe~n · 8:30 Hlill~» ll•t.Jol ' 110 Uoaton Blactle l:ilo Uoljtrcyn'tlll! , 8:00 Capt•in Kanaaroo · 9:30 Per1!9~ to ptrJg~ . 1 'I 0;~ CBS News 10:00 NewJ ' i:~ !.neal Newt lfl:OG $q.nnigJ t~' \f~~J!i!n• 'J 8:00 Garrv Moore 10:10 -' The. hte' Show <" , r ~ 10:30 otrt~e II 1\ICb 11:110 News 11110 Katie's Almanac ll:l~ I.ove •I Ufe . . 8:00 I,lle on jbe :Form · • 11:3~ 1,Search for Tomorrow 8:30 CapltiP IJDI~ 1 • 11145 Guldl•f Upt P:30 Migll!y ltloltM Pl~rtjoWil>• 12:0\) ~t&Ue'o .Kitchen· ~b:OO 1-.u~~ -~~ ;:1' u;ao 41 Jlleiworl!f'"1uf!llt .( ~ ·, ;o:361. 1!'~.1llf"- "i · ·! 1.00 · Our Ml8~ Brooks ll:OO BIJ Top . ! l:ao Housepatty , 1 ; , · "-3:00 'lite Lon• ~nJJr'· ,'' . 2:00 Bl1 Poyoft ' 1:!:30 To'"l' and Coua!J7 . ) ' · ~3~ ' 'I:b~ Verdict I• Yourt1 12,45 B•lflf>Jil PrJivllw· .1_, -~ ~ o.OO !-righter Day 12:55 Gameql the W~· ·' ·. ' l · 310 3.,·16 SeE~ge cratofStorm -f:oo. ..":· -.-~.1 Nitlhl~. .. . " "'· "'"'.·..ruii•ap' .. OO . .. . .. ... · 4:~9 Tire·,Early· Show"•~>J"' 6: Tbe E"ly Shov. . 5:30 You j\re Til re ,,, 5:30 Yoot l!soo R'e~ilt1lts 1·· 'uti ··.-t' Ltis •, o'i f r 6 _•_. Bur,.,,n"eterrl• Atl4rn·er . ,' , . 5._ 45 Sp<.ta Plrade 3 0 6 3 ~5 w tll ~• ••man 7:00 Worhl Champion•"pR·od-oo · 6·00 Thea W k . . .,. : e ee s' News m Revu• 8:30 Have Gun Will Travel · 6' 15 Douglas Ed\)'!rCll 9:00 Gunsmoko 6'30 Playhouse of· Start 9:30 · Oolden Ployhou!l , · 1 7:00 West hint Stor-1 tO:OO The Late Show 7:30 Dest~ 11_:00 The Loie, Late , Slto)" , . , Saturiay· it .. ~ · Now On Display grttA t · . , ''· •'' ·, ~- • ;, .F' ,:! .- ' Remember GllliOrt ''Tipy"' Rei' ehet1, the towering, eight-loot, 3511-lb Jllanl who enjoyed a llllll ure Of ' proleMional basketball tame with the Cleveland CIOWIIS In Ute early lortlea! •' ' !~ ' WHTN~W"t!~a~~~~i·13;}" r!l; f{f' ~'1 trontleraman . · SUPFEU ST8pKE 3:45 Alfred Genhelmer, proprie\or ..._00 G h . be i"n .. of Jhe en elmer Lum r .._,., 4:30 Mechanic St., was removed to. t~c 15:00 Splnach. Playhouse Meigs General Hospital ear)y MO NBC News Friday morning by 'the Pomerqy O:OO News Picture Emergency Squad after · suffering ' stroke and heart allac~. 0:16 Sports Ere His condition is ll,ted as crltl- 6:~ Weathercsst cal. 6:30 Saber of London '·· ' 7:00 · Detttlr·Vttlley Doya · - ·" HEL.D .IN/"08' 1 7:00 IAie •I Riley l.arry WyUi, T8. ' Rutland, is 8:00 Th> luseoh cat.~oo Show being held in county jail tod'y 8:30 Big ll!on,~~ 1 1 1 ,,; ') for investigation according 1o q:OO Cavalcade ot Sporn Sheril! Roberi c. Rar!eribach. • U5 Red Imber's C~tller · · · -' · :_o:oo__Feder~llilen ~.., •Wr. •. ·2·5,.ndi 1·men l ' The Meigs C61i•t c 'T U · '' will meet ill'll!lllll~onf 'IIi: 'i th~ ' ' Federated Church ~If P'omeroy at 7:30. M188 Margare\ ~Uer, prcsl· dent, will pr•slde atid'elecUon of G;M ofllcen. wilt be held. MJ-8.' ~ames 0;011 ijfR~~nlpn, Potl)eroy, ls 'to be the 9:00 tituiSt speakor and a Sdcial hour . a:30 will follow the ~rorram. , . 'IU:OII __:_c:- · I0:30 PUN ~OMECoMIIItl 11:00 Tho ~lorse Ch~pol -~ . Cliurcll 11:30 at Splllor wilt bola its Home· 12•Q0 and in lbis Albany- Woodrow Wilson, Mrs bandry IJI . country. · Dill, Wrn. R. Davis, Donald Reu- Els,·e W•'iso•l. ' Sprouse, rrank Ellersht~ch, Diin· fly Bowen and Roland Cupenter. ter. Mrs JanJce Story, Mrs. "I may come t() Amerita for Ice was givt'n by the Davis Erma Smith. Rac ine- Mr.l. Emma Ad~m.s~ at lt'a.st part of 11;1)' degree work,'' Ire & Produce Co., and cream by Leo Vaughan. Mrs. Mabel 'I'm· Carroll r'"ford, John !hie, Mrfo. said Oscar. "lly qlder brqt"'r Is (C,ntlnutd F,.m Pap Qno) tltc Sprtng Hill Oalry. cy, Harold Lohse, Mn. Kathleen. Beatrice Blake, Lawrcn~c Wilcox: attending Tulane , u.niVef•itv ill lowed by the e\'eninK session. Wells, Homer Smith, Tommy en. M~ss P.atty Sh3.ln. Donald NeW Orlea11s, no~,' he ~~~ed The Billy Gllham ·movlni picJure Bloodrnobile chalrman Marion Reulcr. Mrs. Dorothy Johnstqn, HendriCks, Mrs. Esther Sylveat~r. 0~ the Johnson (ar'll young "Oil Town, U. S, A." was shown Tuppers Plains-Mrs One1ta Cordon is exposed to all ~.l~ds of during the attemoon seasiqn.' Ebersbach eKtrndcd her thanks James Diehl, Mrs. Peart Weiker, to all donon. voluntel'r workers D~nald Lanning, Uoyd Wrig~t. ~~ie. . JP..~¥:llllUf!l. l•kP";. T!ll,. ijil(e •-•~· .•· , . . I• . . . . ·.,; . :'11.~~, lp~lt.IOI\i 11'-t.iW!J\r,~nr~h ·l!obert. 1. R~6; prf314fii 1jQ thP ond rontrihutors and to ~fr . RIChard Neutztlng, Mrs. )ll•rJorl~ ·-' -.,. at Ohio State University College evenlni in tbe a~sence of Will· Charlt•s Gltilis for lhr use of the Price, Leo Story, Gilbert Zwliling, Troll Schoenleb. C S or Agncuiture lhio autump, there . laiJI Bowman, JacktiOJI, \VbO was seltool fadllties are eows to care tor, , broilers to lll. " Amonr !bose at(en410i were Donors were-Pomeroy: Mrs. Leon McKnight. Vlruil Brown, . (Continued Iron. Pogo Ont) feed, and many ~cret to prepare Mr. Hoyt, Mn, Jlpmor · Hlaeil, Nina Vaughan, Robert Vaughan, Cecil Hysell, Thomas He~n¥$Sy, tak~n frOIIJ ·a bond of $250 to pay lor next year's tom'atoe•' and lll'l. Frank CheeM~t'f1 !r~. T. Mra. Non&a · Robe•"'· Harold Miss Bernice Nease, Mra. ' Grace a fme of $100 and costs of the cabbages. " ·F. Jlawklna, Mra.' ·Allen ~~~e•, Blackstone (gave blood between Holler, Miss Clara ijumpju-ey, prqsecut1on. and the balance ", . Mr. and Ill's. ]lo~rl 1!11 , · Mrbioodmobilc vblts at Hotur Hos· Charles Lochlfy, Ro~ert ~(ory, paid to_Crow and ,Crow, law !trm,, .. . . 1m grcully t.n, teres.ted. jn Am· •nd ••·s. , •rr• R ,:, "r. pn~ ".rs. pit. II, Robert Couch. Ken· John Stivers. Charles Ray~·] ,L•)"· ,. fe~·· . . ·• Ql'IC&p •·H work 1!114(0~1!· who Gen.""col~¢. Mi:. ~,ad. nelh Harris, orval Wiles, Herbert renre Leonard, GeorJ• wagnQr, Gu1dos had heen ,senteneed to revealed that In Quatemolu .' Ch~rle, VfOil\f!R, Mr- tnd J,trs. Dixon, llrs. Audrey Slater, Carl Mrs. 0\a St. Clair, MJ-s. Gold•e a tme of $100 and f1ve days tn aimllor rur•l youth pro:ram " Earl smith,' Ilia. R~ld j(oenlg Mom, ' 'rank Vaughan. Reitmire, Mrs. Jessie Curtis. Mrs. the po~nty jail. and revocolion of called "4-S." and Mrs. ·union lllllld: Don Betzmg, Mrs. Elizabeth Audrr> Betzing Keljy Grueser, hi sdrlver's hctntc for six 011ear is rJbbing Robert K Daviti. months. He had bee~~c~o~n,;·ict~e~dJiro~m~lh~e~~~~:;~~~and MiddleportPaul Swisher, Mrs. lp 11 trial here ot' driving while curious Bt•tty Jo Martin, Mrs Eva Hart- ....--- - - ley, Mrs. Mae Baker, Mr1. Freda DA 1-L Y C ;.1["!rJrl kl~,';" t! tcontlnutd wrom '"'" ono) !-1.;, '-_t :li-l . . :1'.' •1. Edw"d', Mrs. Clyde Allensworth, A!lliOSS 4. 1 tumor mann) Mllier, fonnlij' rttj4e~" of !I Utlh J ~ ~.-: ~J: ~ : r· ~rs. Esther Clark, Mrs. Mat1ha J, OJnr G. Boundary Po~eroy. A ~r. IIIIer MillY 'J I:I 1-J II .:L· I ·;If. Childs, R. R. Picken., Mrs. ~o- 1. Cooklnc rat 6 Rtver : !Il l;,, ~ 111 ; :.1 j' . orn&1\~f.llul, alao a fr•~!ttt!fll -~r. ~ li-Wt HM : 'l , 1'•; ·l J SuDer 2 Door Hardtop - Radlo, vl"na Barrett, Mrs. Elizabeth t.l'tiOnJ (EnJ.) mtnl preceded ber lo . dQIII II! liM. i:f! u ~ ! : li . j Heiler, Oynaflow. Searles. 10. VIM 'T. Rei\)UDd· URou. She I• _.tved by Qlle tiJifr, Nn. ~ •!ll t'!l i~ ':•: flHf ·h Charles Searles, Jnmea Weber, covere4 Jng Iolio EII!!\leth Wippel, C'/r~IDI, ,Oblo. I ~Uf!1 l-1f-·JL,i 1 ::1-1t. Mrs . Na n Moore, Harold Hinkle. 12. Bird 8. ..l catch bet Mrs. Joaeph A. Siemer ot''CGi'tilng 1J ':i :•Jr:JTJI! : Ui·!l 25. Horll. i'Jnf:1~c! IJ[IJ IJ ;t;~r ~ Mrs. Paul Smllft Wm. D. Me- 13. Spanish tmech ) II a nloce. • age r~r•;~.~ , ~·• ·!I'Ju f i ~' Knight. Mrs Ruth Farmer, Mrs. ram•nng 9. A creed 1,1.:JI l 1~ r_r •JI ;: ·1 ~II. Luao A Solemn I!Itlh Mals of R~qplem • Mal')' Ncutzllng, Russ~ll \VIlsQn, eame 11. Wrltlag 27.Duw~• offered lor the liP ... of the Don Rouch, Richard Pickens, 14. Greek letter tabJea Middleport, 0. J~.l!corcheo 15. Timid . treu. ooul of Siller Bertha ill the mothtir !••-------·.:;Fl:,::o:,:y•I:...::;Ko:::;t':;:hl:;:er.:.,,:::M;,:rs~A:::n~na:...,;fr!~a::el 16. Pleuure 17. Sacred ttgnal 32. Run &'WI'/ hnuoe Cbapd ai A,.lli Heighto at d ' Jll Wrltln' picture 28. Trioda J0·30 o'clock thla morning. Burial nutd 18. S&ttor 29. Bury 34.::'~ wao In CalVIII'y Cemetery. 10. Cold (bfr.' talanrl 31. Antt. 37.1x<ept I 21. Shy 22. A relallve ouate~ . 31. Qpen (poe!.) za. Plamlre• ' WC'TU '0 "'~IT Gu''at' . .' . '· ·, Rl od D • TELEVISION GUIDE , WSKJ.•TV C Daybook ,· I·. Warren, James · ,. Daily Sentinel ./l'i-'. ' :--· ·-·· ~- Ellis. Wm. J. Smith, Mrs. Loh undor t~e tnnuenoe o!.an,)nto.tl· about hla supposed danelnr ablMe!k. eating beverage. . . lily, Spanish dance~, of •oilrse. Reedsville-John Rice, G~;ant In another rulifi.e ,;· Common His, advance "dossier'' notlpJ .. ~' Smith. ' Pleas. Judge John . C:': 8.1COn '""Pil'Pt~hmenta and lm~bies lis· Long Bottom-Mrs. Llnn\e g~nnted im aba41lute deCtee ol ted 1mong other thin"' "daneln~" erary. Earl Clark, Chari~ /ll~r- p1vorc' t~ · ~Obn ), ij.~r,n~art, Min- , O,car received an ·: pulspok,n ~IVOTI!:D TO iNTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AlUlA · c1nko, Hobart Vweyord_. .' tfiVli~· -~,!1: !r~TJ:Jf'Jfl• ~ lla~jr lnv)latlo~~ almOII a c!pt!land, tq IIICHARD S. OWEN- OIN!RAL MANAO!R ·' ~utland-Mrs. 1\ly•tie Bij-oh· hart( a'il)!tesa J!I~Oi'Jl, t ,, '•/• Jf~d· ao~quq~ .d&Jlt~dp ·Raelhe ll!YNilLD !. GRIBN!- EDITQR ' 'lfleJa, ().. 0. PatlerjOn , W~- '. . ~"·~fl!S ;.,. r;·<to~n fQr ; f~li ,,ti-.'Jrqni11l!' John!QQ 1 Chotltr L. Tot1Mhlll, StoN Wrltor, Sportt Editor Brown, Vorgtl Atkins. ·< Itrial .;/\!~~: IWI!ti~ t~ .'(JtN~ olil9, ~ei-9. Tlifs ' he' liokcs \n .good. na~~.!~J:::~~'!{'ci'[;.'ie~tv.y. BotUnelll-Kltnball, IDe.. ·"' l'ortland-;-Mr~.' Cora ll!llo~. v~ •Ciilf,ord)ll:j fo_rl¥I~~ay , ai' .'tur~ ~nd entl):ely. in al(lde. ,, lniarecl u .....,d c1aoo marnit, 'tuitttl •t tlte poll otllee at ""• Robert Plorl1tt ' . : ....1- p, m. and tHo~ e~!')l4:}l/!lo vs: ·~.!)Bear !rflVJ!~• on the ~elgs • · Ot.io. · ·. Mlnersvtti•- M"- Clara -j.l!•1n. ,- llo~by Beck: Jloli!'~>'; .~1 ' ,,a. m. , nrm l_asl Satilra~Y I~ ., col"pany Subscription rates: DeH•~ry by etrrler wher&~vatlable 10 oenq pe; lvte, Mrs. Mbrgaret ~~y~,\~aq! ; ' ,, .< . , ..•. · ', ···r·· •.-wilh Cli~J•If' fi•»l •C. ~- ·tlw -lone l•ar In advance at Tbe Dally Sent•nel olllco, $15.110· 113 llaer, Joe Thoren Ji, ' ' . ·r-~· .I' •Ito Who brouaht . him bei-e ,(!om li'Ontoa, $7.80; thfte "'ontlu, $3.90. By motor route where rv~ilableo _, New lluven; W. . V&,""\lli',• 8Dl ·_,/ Columbus. Alter three weeki kere ::.."tMI'? 0"th $1. ~ one rear $8; 1111 months, $4.25; lbree IDOIIIII(. '¥ary- E. St!ln. Edwlp 1.... Stein.- · · . - . ' ~ · · ·.. .~ he gocs tq pnotfier (arm Iti Uckp,1,1~r.~n, • af ·:. Ma~on IV. Va.-Mrs. 'Margmt I~Jn fr . \'ff' -Pith Ill' 09MP\J ' ·' • · · II!Je~ Inc.~ a~ 1~~e~cb~~~~~ ~=~·~~~~.~ ~~~o ~b':.:.tf ·;&tcDoni<'t . tu~' Dep~ men· · ,' .. d ·: . Meigs Co·u~ty '4·R clu~s, lq 'ct> 0' '-ri>l•"'"" obobl' 3tl'7 ocar " eomp~o e ""· yea ' operation wlth the otln Mathie· Horak. Mrs. Opal Davis. Mrs. SyrU', ust'- Mrs. lku~h Gib· of pramary school l and fiVe G! son Chemieal Corp. and the lntcr 0 003ll00S Edna Sehoenlcb. Wayne Swisher, bons. &(!Condary. He p""ently Is at· American Cooperative Servi~ of Roy Bctzing, Keith Reuter, i>~n Ch.,tur - Morvin MeKmght. ~e-~~~~g I itatem~f" ;"1'ron;l)l)' Agriculture. are spon•oring . Sentt• nel . e Dat·ly Th ...... · . .:.--: ALSO!! .·M .J,•ddl · - ~f lt., ·-· ·-d·, M"ll ..:,_., .. IDPit. -J .. . . KENBAR BARLEY POMEROY > ' We .Pt CUIIoiD Gfbuual ' N; !ad AVE. . . MlDDLEPOBT . ~ .' ,• ·' '' ., ' "' ' BALBOA Ri\'E --~~· DUBOIS SEED,. OATS EL~VATOl$ : ' J \ .••, : :·~· . ~ '· ' ' ' '• ., CO-OP. Po_meroy, Ohio �.. .. ' .... : I , •I '• ... , .' ' ...~ ." ' \ ' ,,' ···I',, ~·· ' . . ' 11;. . I . , ·. ... .. . ., ... ,. ). . . s.t. ." ~3'. }\1' wCll~mo, ~t. 2'0 Qi9ui'Y¢.y m· Hom· • .. "··· I •. ,o-.- ' . . } Sept. 27 A.t W6H~tor11 .~ . Ocr. . 4· (!)~, : :,~ Oct ll ~J J·O(Itfdn1 Oct. 18 'Nei!!Onvil~. <'f Homtt Oct: 25 At Athens '• ' NO't. l AfreioUtpdtiJli ·; .d . Nov. 8 L.ogan at Home . Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Af Lancaster s.,...,.. aar., 'i> ' t .• i ; \ ~ftC. ,'~' I •. ~ Oct. Oct. { > 1 holle Sept. •• ' ;;_ , .., ~pt. 13 'tlte Plallls at ltome Sept. 20 At Jackson , Segl. 21 Gallipolis at home ~t. 4 Athensal home oot 11 l , . .. ' .. Od' 1i AI Mlddlepert Ocl. 11 Oct. iS. lftkaau at flollle Ott. 18 At Pomeroy Oet, 18 Gallipolis al home Qe&. II At NeWtlUe Od. !5 Logan at home Oat. 25 liomeroy at home Nov. 1 At WeUaton !'lov. 8 Middleport, home Nov. 1 AI Lo1an Nov. 8 Wellston al home t .Mhenaat home NIWI • At G.Wpotll Wf.LLSTON 8e~I.1S Greenfleldlt home Sept. lJ' OD JfDht-M:me Se~l: 11 Sept. 21 Ott. 4 Sept.14 M141dleperhUitllf . ,. ·' '·' Sepl. it a..i-llt li,ili..' Sept. t1 AUHkloiiYm;Tillnbte· . • · Se;t. 2'J Sept. 21 Jl(fletlltllltlltblllle Oet 4 N8Jaollvllle, latM Oel. 4· AIA.IIiflt · Oft. U «ellafo&al Mile . . Oel. 1'11 ' l'ollllll"Y:•rie;· C)d. 11 AU'.O,fll ' lkl~ 181 AUthelt . AI NelsGnvUie .: \ Pciille~y alhome 1 M lAca -- , ~ . Sept. 13 At Portsmouth Eutl Sept. 20 At O&Hlll • · . Sept. 20 At Eaal Portsmouth .... . • • •f . . . . . ' ' Sept, 18. Pt. Pie-*; llOiie Se,t. t.,. G.Wpolla auome Od. t Wellaton at home ~til. • JACKSON . At Beljlre At )llli!dlepoi'l Ja~kson at bome ., ··; . EA.STEII • ' J.Cirme~lllul home '· ' 1 Jocksoh ot Home 8 At Nelsonville . '.Ai Chauncey .. · ' ~Thursday) Nov. Nov. . 1. . . HI~; · ;-~ ' . or Home 1g Af. Wetlsten 24 Gollipdlis at home ' . NELS.ONVILLE '' " ., ···ATHrNS . . : .. ,:' . Oct.' l r .Logisn ·. .;!\ ; il ~ \'i tOGAK ~ I Sept: l4 Af. Rutland Slept. lo·Ws~atnd · or· Home ~pf. 27, A~ns at Home Oet. 4 McArthur at Home -~ '' .. ' z• ..... ,..fWIIe...... ·-' ' 4 .• ·, '- '. M. tt .• &lr f'ut._ N"o•• · ~ ·liA •&IIi~. . Ott. 4 AI Logu Ott. Ott. oet; t4 At1lrdlii;JNII"; · C)d. Wellat:••·' - · · • Ott. ('l'lilil;dj;) (Thnnclay) N ov. Nov. 1 Poble'l'bfUiiftleNdV.. 1 · AI Middleport Nov. No~. 8 J~ebOII&II'IIftll NIIV. - 8 AI G.Wpolla, Qd. . 4. MI1Mt o.t. ,,: .-...~L••.._ 11 At·G.Wt~Ua I d> "'dl I . 1D M... eporht hom~ .. 24 AIJackaon (Tiwl'll.)i , 1 ,. NelsonviUe, home , . . ~··· '•'· 8 At Athens ' ' ' ·' \ '•' ' . ..· • 'I ' • •; I ~- .,.. • • • 1< ' :. .. ~ ,.··' "'(>'\ MIDDLEPORT,:()RJQ · ,,. "'liil· .' \ lnsura.nce 'l'llntore For Meund Boy1 Pomeroy, Ohio ' ., . ., • '• .. , ~ -· .. "" Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' Whitehouse,•••••••nt E. Malll St. ,..... :- ,,, .: ·p,.,•.. < -~·-... • I f\:"...,o - 1 • Sugar Run • ' t\. • Rol'ltr ....... P011eroy, 01» Crows Steak I ( t l'l~, I ........... r t '• .• .•' ' ;, Melt '. ·S·'·lw. · . . ~~ "' '· todleroy, . .. t: '•t . ., Pomeroy, Ohio ' Middleport, Ohio Associated COMPLIME~U'S OF h~ •. J..ljj 8tt · ·· ·· PO'titroy, ojfo'l ~-- 1 f()JD . -~· . . ,,. Va~y ..Baking . ~ ' tillfA~ Blkm .ff'fttUliM B-EAD · --.,.,n-;rrt•'rj ''" <! 1 • th .,.,..... r aq_ C l F11r~itu·.· - ~ · .. ··.; ,._ , . , .I, ' - ·.: ·. : "· '• ';_, "IL\8fil. lUX . . . . .~ ' . HAIIRY MILLBI, OWNII\,' . Pomeroy, Ohio• ~ ' ·:.i i Pomeroy Ohio . . . , foNman ·& Ab&c)tt . . '. .' I 'I COMPLIMENTS OF Roush's Shoe· ·Sto• oilo ·PhHfipt·Bar .•. t~ " ·, .· ·. . . . . .( ', ' I :~ ~ 't. r 5 t·' i '~ 1 •o , \ ._Bif; ~WilftY·~--ctaft".. · ... · · . · MID"'L.......,.v..-..,;;;,; .. · •·:' . , 'I! , D,r~~"' VDJU' -.......... - - ~ ~';-~ -- - ,· >. ' ' . ·:· ' ' · ' ' j .. " • ' : ,-- · , 1 ' I "> c 11 r : , •I .. ,1 ·~ , t _: , ! , ·~ '$ • I! ' _,· .. \ ,! \ . ·,, . c·~ ,,...., So~io Hoyt's " COIIPUMENT!J OF ~armcrty llllildleport, Ohio ' • :. • J COMPLIMENTS OF' Stiffler's Red An~hor l ·' Miller Co'.. I Service· .. ' \. Flour Mill ' ' " 1 COMPLIMENTS OF -··- - ···· ·· Vn %.nett ·' ' ' Pomeroy Bowling Co. ''' Collins Jewelry ·;'Korr and . ' I i'omeroy, Ohio . ' ., ' ' . • I Williamsott ·Oil Co. Second ·Streef Market '\ "You'll Uke Our Service" ... . . .... ·._, •, Pomfroy, Ohio ,. _,..... \ Gloecltneals Cofe and Dry Cleaning· Pomeroy, Ohio Ri1er Oil Co. .. AND ·Robinson Laundry · Gerold Reuter ' __,( • 'lUIS FOOTBALL FEATURE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING CJVIC " New Y~rk Clothing I ·' · House ... i t ' 'l'• .. ,,.,. ·- r'f,. :: • Q~qlity Pr~llf -$h ~- '-:;.: : I ·' '"T . jl , · M·.:' ..' ~~~ •.t .·,- • COMPLM:m'!l OJ L K. lawli•t•.Sont·Cct• Joe's Corty··j·O.a,t . afnl .Middleport -Lunch • .#•· "Bibrt of Seed1- Peedl- Fentlflln. W. MilD St. · Gooi· ki" Pometbt E. Mtlll St. . .! ... Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. · _. ... .. r~ GOOD LUCK ... I --'" 'l[.l . . Pomeroy• .~ , I Pomeny, Ohio . '· ' ' i ., 1 '!'. '. ' t • ,. • ~ , ' . I ......... \ .. \ t .' \ . lo •_ ' The Sportci'Center .. ··.• Yoctt M-e'dSillli(bl&:t'lciOU .Deatet . .,. . ' . ·-~: . aulll1S&ne&.· ·. '. . .. ,,_ . ) ' ' • .' .. '. '' ., . .. .. , • i ·') . ' " "\, I ... '. ' II._., · Kenneth Me~ .. '. ' ' ·'1 . 'The Gree.n ·Lonfe1n ' ·' ., ' ' "' I ~; I• .I • I . . ''l YOtil CHtVIOLBT DIALER . ' . .. . ;· . ·Corner llutlemul ud Se. ., ... Pomfrty . Motor ~o~ .;. ~"j 0 " '~''' ''·"' Mad~et.ry . ~-~;cltlt .. . .,_:.. .... ' / ! • JOha Panolli, ' • , ' '., r - !:> . ~·,.,. , ., '' ~...;··. ",.· S'' "··.. .. :;"1<\ ·....;'11.'; . .jJ· Jiti ; ·r · ' .~:"{:~ . ~ ,. I •J . • ~- t • • M~ • -· �.. .. ' .... : I , •I '• ... , .' ' ...~ ." ' \ ' ,,' ···I',, ~·· ' . . ' 11;. . I . , ·. ... .. . ., ... ,. ). . . s.t. ." ~3'. }\1' wCll~mo, ~t. 2'0 Qi9ui'Y¢.y m· Hom· • .. "··· I •. ,o-.- ' . . } Sept. 27 A.t W6H~tor11 .~ . Ocr. . 4· (!)~, : :,~ Oct ll ~J J·O(Itfdn1 Oct. 18 'Nei!!Onvil~. <'f Homtt Oct: 25 At Athens '• ' NO't. l AfreioUtpdtiJli ·; .d . Nov. 8 L.ogan at Home . Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Af Lancaster s.,...,.. aar., 'i> ' t .• i ; \ ~ftC. ,'~' I •. ~ Oct. Oct. { > 1 holle Sept. •• ' ;;_ , .., ~pt. 13 'tlte Plallls at ltome Sept. 20 At Jackson , Segl. 21 Gallipolis at home ~t. 4 Athensal home oot 11 l , . .. ' .. Od' 1i AI Mlddlepert Ocl. 11 Oct. iS. lftkaau at flollle Ott. 18 At Pomeroy Oet, 18 Gallipolis al home Qe&. II At NeWtlUe Od. !5 Logan at home Oat. 25 liomeroy at home Nov. 1 At WeUaton !'lov. 8 Middleport, home Nov. 1 AI Lo1an Nov. 8 Wellston al home t .Mhenaat home NIWI • At G.Wpotll Wf.LLSTON 8e~I.1S Greenfleldlt home Sept. lJ' OD JfDht-M:me Se~l: 11 Sept. 21 Ott. 4 Sept.14 M141dleperhUitllf . ,. ·' '·' Sepl. it a..i-llt li,ili..' Sept. t1 AUHkloiiYm;Tillnbte· . • · Se;t. 2'J Sept. 21 Jl(fletlltllltlltblllle Oet 4 N8Jaollvllle, latM Oel. 4· AIA.IIiflt · Oft. U «ellafo&al Mile . . Oel. 1'11 ' l'ollllll"Y:•rie;· C)d. 11 AU'.O,fll ' lkl~ 181 AUthelt . AI NelsGnvUie .: \ Pciille~y alhome 1 M lAca -- , ~ . Sept. 13 At Portsmouth Eutl Sept. 20 At O&Hlll • · . Sept. 20 At Eaal Portsmouth .... . • • •f . . . . . ' ' Sept, 18. Pt. Pie-*; llOiie Se,t. t.,. G.Wpolla auome Od. t Wellaton at home ~til. • JACKSON . At Beljlre At )llli!dlepoi'l Ja~kson at bome ., ··; . EA.STEII • ' J.Cirme~lllul home '· ' 1 Jocksoh ot Home 8 At Nelsonville . '.Ai Chauncey .. · ' ~Thursday) Nov. Nov. . 1. . . HI~; · ;-~ ' . or Home 1g Af. Wetlsten 24 Gollipdlis at home ' . NELS.ONVILLE '' " ., ···ATHrNS . . : .. ,:' . Oct.' l r .Logisn ·. .;!\ ; il ~ \'i tOGAK ~ I Sept: l4 Af. Rutland Slept. lo·Ws~atnd · or· Home ~pf. 27, A~ns at Home Oet. 4 McArthur at Home -~ '' .. ' z• ..... ,..fWIIe...... ·-' ' 4 .• ·, '- '. M. tt .• &lr f'ut._ N"o•• · ~ ·liA •&IIi~. . Ott. 4 AI Logu Ott. Ott. oet; t4 At1lrdlii;JNII"; · C)d. Wellat:••·' - · · • Ott. ('l'lilil;dj;) (Thnnclay) N ov. Nov. 1 Poble'l'bfUiiftleNdV.. 1 · AI Middleport Nov. No~. 8 J~ebOII&II'IIftll NIIV. - 8 AI G.Wpolla, Qd. . 4. MI1Mt o.t. ,,: .-...~L••.._ 11 At·G.Wt~Ua I d> "'dl I . 1D M... eporht hom~ .. 24 AIJackaon (Tiwl'll.)i , 1 ,. NelsonviUe, home , . . ~··· '•'· 8 At Athens ' ' ' ·' \ '•' ' . ..· • 'I ' • •; I ~- .,.. • • • 1< ' :. .. ~ ,.··' "'(>'\ MIDDLEPORT,:()RJQ · ,,. "'liil· .' \ lnsura.nce 'l'llntore For Meund Boy1 Pomeroy, Ohio ' ., . ., • '• .. , ~ -· .. "" Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' Whitehouse,•••••••nt E. Malll St. ,..... :- ,,, .: ·p,.,•.. < -~·-... • I f\:"...,o - 1 • Sugar Run • ' t\. • Rol'ltr ....... P011eroy, 01» Crows Steak I ( t l'l~, I ........... r t '• .• .•' ' ;, Melt '. ·S·'·lw. · . . ~~ "' '· todleroy, . .. t: '•t . ., Pomeroy, Ohio ' Middleport, Ohio Associated COMPLIME~U'S OF h~ •. J..ljj 8tt · ·· ·· PO'titroy, ojfo'l ~-- 1 f()JD . -~· . . ,,. Va~y ..Baking . ~ ' tillfA~ Blkm .ff'fttUliM B-EAD · --.,.,n-;rrt•'rj ''" <! 1 • th .,.,..... r aq_ C l F11r~itu·.· - ~ · .. ··.; ,._ , . , .I, ' - ·.: ·. : "· '• ';_, "IL\8fil. lUX . . . . .~ ' . HAIIRY MILLBI, OWNII\,' . Pomeroy, Ohio• ~ ' ·:.i i Pomeroy Ohio . . . , foNman ·& Ab&c)tt . . '. .' I 'I COMPLIMENTS OF Roush's Shoe· ·Sto• oilo ·PhHfipt·Bar .•. t~ " ·, .· ·. . . . . .( ', ' I :~ ~ 't. r 5 t·' i '~ 1 •o , \ ._Bif; ~WilftY·~--ctaft".. · ... · · . · MID"'L.......,.v..-..,;;;,; .. · •·:' . , 'I! , D,r~~"' VDJU' -.......... - - ~ ~';-~ -- - ,· >. ' ' . ·:· ' ' · ' ' j .. " • ' : ,-- · , 1 ' I "> c 11 r : , •I .. ,1 ·~ , t _: , ! , ·~ '$ • I! ' _,· .. \ ,! \ . ·,, . c·~ ,,...., So~io Hoyt's " COIIPUMENT!J OF ~armcrty llllildleport, Ohio ' • :. • J COMPLIMENTS OF' Stiffler's Red An~hor l ·' Miller Co'.. I Service· .. ' \. Flour Mill ' ' " 1 COMPLIMENTS OF -··- - ···· ·· Vn %.nett ·' ' ' Pomeroy Bowling Co. ''' Collins Jewelry ·;'Korr and . ' I i'omeroy, Ohio . ' ., ' ' . • I Williamsott ·Oil Co. Second ·Streef Market '\ "You'll Uke Our Service" ... . . .... ·._, •, Pomfroy, Ohio ,. _,..... \ Gloecltneals Cofe and Dry Cleaning· Pomeroy, Ohio Ri1er Oil Co. .. AND ·Robinson Laundry · Gerold Reuter ' __,( • 'lUIS FOOTBALL FEATURE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING CJVIC " New Y~rk Clothing I ·' · House ... i t ' 'l'• .. ,,.,. ·- r'f,. :: • Q~qlity Pr~llf -$h ~- '-:;.: : I ·' '"T . jl , · M·.:' ..' ~~~ •.t .·,- • COMPLM:m'!l OJ L K. lawli•t•.Sont·Cct• Joe's Corty··j·O.a,t . afnl .Middleport -Lunch • .#•· "Bibrt of Seed1- Peedl- Fentlflln. W. MilD St. · Gooi· ki" Pometbt E. Mtlll St. . .! ... Meigs Equipment Co., Inc. · _. ... .. r~ GOOD LUCK ... I --'" 'l[.l . . Pomeroy• .~ , I Pomeny, Ohio . '· ' ' i ., 1 '!'. '. ' t • ,. • ~ , ' . I ......... \ .. \ t .' \ . lo •_ ' The Sportci'Center .. ··.• Yoctt M-e'dSillli(bl&:t'lciOU .Deatet . .,. . ' . ·-~: . aulll1S&ne&.· ·. '. . .. ,,_ . ) ' ' • .' .. '. '' ., . .. .. , • i ·') . ' " "\, I ... '. ' II._., · Kenneth Me~ .. '. ' ' ·'1 . 'The Gree.n ·Lonfe1n ' ·' ., ' ' "' I ~; I• .I • I . . ''l YOtil CHtVIOLBT DIALER . ' . .. . ;· . ·Corner llutlemul ud Se. ., ... Pomfrty . Motor ~o~ .;. ~"j 0 " '~''' ''·"' Mad~et.ry . ~-~;cltlt .. . .,_:.. .... ' / ! • JOha Panolli, ' • , ' '., r - !:> . ~·,.,. , ., '' ~...;··. ",.· S'' "··.. .. :;"1<\ ·....;'11.'; . .jJ· Jiti ; ·r · ' .~:"{:~ . ~ ,. I •J . • ~- t • • M~ • -· �,..? -------( I ) Notices . :=:i~·~::~;- !...... ~,.... ~ ··-~Panthers ~re. Ready ,F~r ·Waha_ ·Lame 'Players Mended For Se~l\ . . Fight Results . 'Catches Poor DrillsTaken Under Lights'. REVE:l. ~=~ Rysn, sts~~~~d~N~ D~~;;-.. i:uf~ I.·Pomeroy'sOpener; Purple Panthero I Terry PhaUn, stubby quarter· 170, · ~owtll,, knockld out Wllllt 10 a "fairly good" week end, the SPORTS DESK . \to,oOo Ahead Of NL'IPace- In 1956 ~ .;.. ,NaUonol Le~ at~ndlDee Ia ru!'nb!l aJ. c!I!PIN!t\Ti 1 S~t'e b~SC· Uh, Parden My ru·.gh.t cross, Si snaggt~g ... Br~oklyn 'I 1956 Metropolitan Marine I • - $1695 MEIGS MOTOR and pans, Hoover electric sweep- er, toaster, two Iron beds, throw A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. ~.00 rugs, librAry tsble, TV base •II Phone 31o-M. 11'12-Bt~ medicine cablliet. I -· Aueflon".r: ~rltt Brodford Wont To Avoid Sale starls 6l 10 a. m.. Saturday DUST and RUST Sept. 14. Lunch oerved by PTA . Try Your I 9113tc DUSTPROOFER ---PuWcSAL! It Rully lo A Mover JAMIS PARRELL SATURDAY, SePt. 21, 12:30 P.M. Bt!pre, .Ohio As I am leaving the . farm 1 wllI Bo• SC 9"12·3tc offer at my residence 8 mile .I Motorola * * Home Radio * Car Radio * Record Players * Hi Fi Record Television north By Milton Richman WERNER Morning CireuJating heater in good shaRei one coal and wood range in good shape; one table and slK chairs; and one old style RADIO Yo~ ' can't btat our clean sweep Clearance 4••~• on Safety-Te~ted Used Cars AHY· Wf4ERE In the Ohio Valley. There was a familiar folding sound in \llilwauk~e loi!!Y bul thl• limo It was the beaten Dodgers, who were merely loldlng their tents and t•tting reody ·to · go home. victories to dl(lch tile pennant. Brooklyn, eight )arnot back, is just about r•ady to trot out the old •logan, :"Willi unll next year." with calf by side: two 2 year old Hereford cows with calf by side; one Hereford yearling bull; Terlllf CIBh In hand at time pf ••le .. Not responsible for ac~l· cnced last ytar, the Braves beat I club's chances, they are anything Brooklyn, 2·1, Thursday night to but bright. luke a five-game lead In the Na· Gtt Only Four Hill 1 tiona! League race ·and all but The Brave& collected only four . Dl)'k green flnl~h with excellent tires. New seat covers, knock tho Dodger,, .QU.\. of.lt. ~II> otf IOijhpaw. Danny McDevitt · Thurodoy nllht hut they used two · beater and standard shift for real economy. of lhcm in tbo ninth liming w acore tbe winnilll run. Ths Plltabur&h • Chicago double· header, only other NL action Rdl sharp red and while finish set off with white wall · IChtduled, poatponod bocause Urea. Dynatlbw driVe, heater, new seat covers. See It to· ofraln, ·.· '. t 1954 hick 2 Door•· ·· ··'· ····,··· ··· $1195 Walker Coppers 'I'"' MeetlnSemi I In the American the ' Final U. S. Open White Sox downed the Red Sox, ' J ·uy. I Leagu~ 19531ulck Roadmaster Rlv. Coupe ·· $995 Popullf Hard Top finished in two tone green Tinted glid, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seata, dynaflow, radio, heater. You coUldn't want more. 1956For4 Fal~ane 4 Door .......... $1695 Two IA)ne p n finish, Inside clean as a pin. Ford-O·malic drive, radio, lleater. Like new tires. A real sharp little car · 1953 PlyiiiOVIh 2 Door ······· ···· ····· $695 L!lht blue body with a white top. Hi-drive, heater, seat coven. Runt and handles like new. 1-952 Catllltc 4 Door · ···· ··········· $1195 L~ue dark blue metallic finish set of! with white wall tltk EQIIipped the way you'd expect a Cadillac to be. Ott behfnd the wheel 811d see for yourself why Cadillac !Jyour beat buy. 1954 •••~lit Super 88, 2 Door ·· $1695 Jet black flnleh, white wall tires, bydramatic drive, Ra· clio, heater, ,!lnled gla~. Rocket away In this black beau- ty tQday, . ... .1953 DeSoto Flrtdome 4 Door ······· · $995 UCJjt ll'tti(With sreen glass, automatic transmission radio, beaJ.er. A JOOd solid car with plenty of pep. ' .\W l,t~i~lle S~per 88, 4Door ···· ~·5· 11)1_. ,ll!la . ~lue fllllsh, new seat covers, bydramatlc, radio, , ~d$ ~ tires. A top performer. ': 1t,d: ~~5 Pass. Coupe······ ··· ··· $69$ ~le!Y,'IPO{ta5 lnalde and out, one l~al owner, lqw , , ,. . ;. u a.oae o,f those that don't come along very often "F·· ' ~r ~"!~I · l ' 1 ··1: 1 , l .· II · ~' 'I · ,Korr ;. • Van Zandt. . Pomerof ' ., Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Powerfllte. One owner. A Sweetheart. 1955 DODGE ............ · ·.. ·...... $1895 Custom Royal t Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Defroster, As sharp as tbey come. John .14, 1 mile above New Haven. Sponsored by Segrijt Ridge Rod and Gun Club. 9 ll 3tp Girls tapping and ballet shoes - ' Beautiful 2 tone - Ivory over Blue, 2·Door , Hard Top, Super 88. Local owner. 1955 Plymouth ' .... ·.. · ·.. · $1365 · l955 CHEVROLET· ··· ··· ·· ······.-.··· $1365 so • Ulhi~~,~~·~ll. DW, · a na.-· ~£1¥1• ean ear. ' .' t ' ' Are lntereated lah1bltCiea~ . T_UyY~l ,.. • .MOTOJ""O.:. 110 W. Mala Plltle U.X POIIIero)' , ' ' ' .. ·..,......... $8.10 ~ ·1~).. Mlddleporl \ .... _.~ ~~n,f· ..... :.. ..... :.. fl1·"' . ... "· .... ... ' . ~..:.. ' -~.., ...... W !lOOM HOUSE '. ' ..... 'I .... S Rooms Newly Painted · SO FOOT LOT In Syracuse. Ohio See George H. Dursl 1 c••• $1., , _ , , or Phont 514-X ... jio, ite;rt-· :-""" ~-,--- _ ·. ___:_, ;...J...- P~1 Ohio , r;1•·• 913lmoc rQQm . ppartriliml in Pom roy .. Phone 337.J. 9"12·6tc Goti<J ~lecti4'n• ,!>£ used Ford an d -:-~·-·· 1 4 rooms wj!h Bath. partly. fiti- F~rgusons. '!)¥o good ~om bindel'J : one ensilage cutter, mil k Coli 457-Y. 9·12·6 tp cans and ~oolera. Priced right. Spac~ on River Front. Fo r FULTO,. THOMPSON Sale; Li\t\ng room suite. Also TRACTOR SALES 2 Y•'ll' old Western Pleuure colt .' ' 9 13 6tc Reynold's Dairy Store. Call 9¥3 ' 9 11 J tp . • J .XTIRMIHA3 '.' ' ;· ' ' .MP!l' PIW~e M, ·,J -.,....--)y Slore, i!O!ll y. 4 roQ!Jls ~n~ bath, furnished. AI so garage at Enterprise. Call 953·J, All work guaraaieed F~lly Insured. Vaqgban'! tndustriol and 9 II 6tc Jlesl je~ttlal Tetmlt• Control SerShady trailer ~pace, 1 blo~k fro m ~Ice. St M~s, w..va. 7 25 If 1 Cjmter of town on River fron Phone 6009. 9 11 ~tc Furnis~\~!4 ~ -- --..-- .... ~II Fc ~p ) m=u~can IDdModell ~ITROP~AN .....,. • .-' I COULDN'T ' Flj\jD MINE EITHER "hhkl ...... ,., Lt!t" 1953 Buick .. ·.......... ·; ·.. $1095' \ Suj)er Hardtop. Dynaflow, radio, heater, seat 1 covers, perfect tires, blue and ivory finish. ·. '· ~ .•e" Customline. Maroon firilsh, ,.._ ~-·" , ..,. i I>' '· .. >: :.;, ''l. " : 1953 Font· ······ ······· ····· ··· $79S • 1 all good •tires, heater, spotless Interior. .. I. 1952 Plymouth ······:···(.' ··· $495 2-door sedan. Low mileage. Sharp inside and out. Heater. Motor in perfect sbap.e. 1951 Nash ·.......... ·.. ·.... · $345 · A beaulliul 2-dr: Hardtop, R~mbler ·with radio, hellier and overdrive. Here is one that wlll give you real e<:onomy. . 1,_, ,, . . .......... .. .·... $,95 , I ~ •1.. FOR SALE bilnda:" 411 slzea and 9·7·6tp Vene'\ian colo!!. Flbergll!s awnings; IllY· GRAVELY 1~Al"l'OR SAL1!!11 1!~d glo gas hratero; electric ii&hI plastic p ie .jor ~ath Stmca. R. A. FIDla'tr, Gil II. fixtures, fOOJII.I• ·, ,, .· (,;~ ' , Main St., Pomeroy. ' 7-2t.n ' . ,,.. li!lol!ate• : , · D•lf IYJ"'f $ypply • . 21 , ~n' Ave. II 4 I __ JUNK CO~ ~· f. • . toN~,~ ~ 'I · ' · Coupe, heater. EXtra good tires.·se~ . before you buy. . ' , tcj•i)Ford .. ........ :... .':;·.... ,. -J \ . ··.· I Slidan •;e" -;- ~dlo, He:i(ft- ~lack fin• . · t' Iah.Abuyyou Clll\tpass~y. ',, .1 2-Q.r. -..• WAVERLY, OHIO lluvcn-Tur ncr 294!10. . 1954 Chevrolet ················ $895 .. .. .......... .. $8.95 .·"IT . . 1'f~~ $1795:·; ,, , Wt ·~~· ...~.,., u.s. 23 South House. New : +Door Sedan. Beaulliul 2-tone green finish . I Spotless iJ!terior, good rubber, guaranteed an 1 the way, beater. · . .• ,... ... ,• N~ . . . . . ' .. . . . . .. . . $4.§~'· ..' r'\11 ' •1 ,,•,., ., Mpbilt Sales '- OHIO VALLEY Savoy, 4-door Sedan. Low mileage by local owner. Sharp inside and out. Tire~ like new.~eatet. .i nus .r,:J:""'""'~ ,wci¥e,,ly ~ One riding Horse, Layton's Gnill, Boston Terrier puppies and Gifts, unusuol, Imported, for aII ageB. Moot complete ooaomnent Ball and pepper abuera: H~ d Jlllde ilasswaie, ml!ait:oi lamps, romper room. toyo. Best prlees on blkea aad lticycle& Open evenings till 9100. Fife Novelly and Gift Shop, Below HI&h School, Micldleport, Obio. 9 13 6tc WE '1954 Plymouth .............. · $895 uus WASRAIL • . , 429U . 19ll0 Ford-2 door 5 good tlresnew seat eovers. Conta:et J . L. HaJUhe,r, 548 Pearl' St., Mid die· port, Ohio. 9·7.Ole (20)Busl,es, Servlc: • 1955 Oldsmobile········ ····· · $1795 Beautiful Delray Coupe, Heater - Green finish. ,, DELIVERY - QUICK! Open 7 Days A Week FR~ ~ QpportQnitl'I.S _ _.:. _ _ _ _ WOMEN-Christmas seilinr sea•on starls ear)r with Avon: Vai· uabJe sale~ terrltorr ·now avaiiable. · 8-12-lltc ' ·---- 19ft! FORD VB 2 ~r. Sed~~. Fa;.1\enl ~ Exten•lon ~ Extra nice dark green . linish.I'---------...J S.af:•ld Marda, Drop Uothl~ AUTO · I !llaetlnara, ·Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc Cliotoa F'•her, Jliddl•port Gu~rnsey bull calf. Wayne l,leal Ph•••B28$-X 111 u ' '· .. ~ ...,.--,....._ ....... 19154 BIJI§:K N8 2 dr Seilait $1,295 Rl. 1, Harrisonville, ··ohio. · ' .:uat~m Built Kitchen. 'ldtobepr Beaut!f,ul' 2 tone green finish. 9 13 Stp 6' room hous;-;;'~d- bath.' N~tu-;ol ~•11gn'!(i £or ,y~r ~opj~. Free _ Blaettna•'•· Pomerw. 9 1s ·. 8t~ sas lp hpuae. One mile norlh (\UN TRADER: Shell seller. High ; of Cheste,r. : Call A. J. Carl~ r, eatimat,s. Foreman l ·Abbott 8-fl.tl Phone 6Z84-Y< 19M PONTIAC 8 cyl. 2 dr. $1,2~. velocity- 12 gouge, $2.80 ·- 16 YUkon 522-32. 9 10 6tc ... ~· Catali~a CJ1e. Smart "hard · lop'' F.aqge,,$2,.711- 20 gauge, $2.110. with: IJIO!im all leatber ·seats. A sooa deal on a new 20<gauJ' JUY Custom Interior. Blaetlnar'o, automatic. Several other guns' to Unfurnllltea apartment. 2nd ward Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc choose from. Fife Novelly Cor· Available around Sort. !G. Ca n I!TII.\C'I1IIW. I= 44()-.r.f or 24-Y. 9 10 6tc · ICRAP I!ICifil. ner. 9 13 31< Hard Top Coupe -Heater, Radio. A Real Buy. \ '1955 Chevrolet ............ .. $1395 ' (81 AutJ-Soles -. -1955 Mercury .... .. ·.... .... : $159.5 JACKETS k!;liy \ llonteray H1rdtop. ~rk blue ,.,.._. • 4Dr. Sedan, VB, Radio, Heater and Powerfllte. ·~... Heodqu~...W for ~ -••nite Lu&a•ge - Lane' Cedor 1 •:·:•••!! - LAU Wiadow ll'ans. trlaldair! Ralrigeraton. 'lohr F~'~~~t~re, Mlddi•IIO{!• Ohio 1955 PLYMOUTH .... ... ... ' ... ... $1495 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. W~BABLE A11ctton1tr Shooting Match - Saturday, Sept. Belvedere 4 door. Interior llke new. Heater. V8 motor, good tires. Beigs finish. ~· ~el Air 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater. JlBOOKLINE, Mass. UP - Fnur 7-1, cutting the Yankees' lead to Wilker Cuppera met In the ooml· ~lve :•r•f•i "fd, '~ttindg the al,ag~ finals of the U. S. Amateur golf or tTc r ~ '• ow own aer" championshiP t!)day with l)r. Frank with the Bronx Bombon. Taylor racinl M&~on Budolph and AI Lopez' CW!cag6 hopefuls meol the Yanks lor the lilt time this Hillman Bobblno ployine Rex 811· aea•on ln. 1 \WO·(ome aerloa that DODGE-PLYMOUTH te~aylor, , 40-yeoHid dentl•t will atart today with southpaw · Cor. Seeond & MW fro'm Pomona, caUl., who took Pierce (19-10) ol the White ' carl! of Pl'ell4~1 Jloenhowefs locln&~ • handj!r Wbitey tee\h while stationed In the Euro- : ,;;;;;;;;<H_;;)·.;;';;; -:;;; . :;;;;;;.:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;; peln Theater 11 an Army colonel, I' be~t nut his golflne buddy, Gene Anilrewa, a 44·yoai'Oid Lna An· gel" lnourance salesmon, Z up. Rudolph, 1 23·ycar-old .Army private from Clarkoville, 'renn., . ohot two under Pll. to. elmlnate , ' • . ,,,. r . ·~· . , '" ._ ,, .~··· ·•- ~~ Dick · ·Yoat, 'I 27·yti!'Oid ICbooi Sure to see plenty of action are these Jackets by oqulpment "Ieaman from Port•· Jlugby. . ·r •• land, Ore.. 1 ijp In 18 holes. Rob'. bina; M' "2HOif'.lild Air nrte' lieutenant from Memphis, Tenn., koockcd out 46 · year · old Dick Chapman, who had wen thll tour· \ • • ~ 1 ! · I ' • namcnl 17 yeara aao, 3 l!ld ,i. SUIUU,lN,:COAil'l . •. ,. . . .. .,. $17.85 to $2U5 ~alief: ·411•·• 21·1t1Hid·· 'NCAA: champion frnm the University of · WASHABLE NYLONS ...... : $1US to UUS Hou~ton , nosed out hla collo(e roommate, Phil Rodgers, only 19, GAB~DI~ES ........... .-. .'.••• to 1 ·up In :it holea. 1 ·, 's'ii~i>! ;.~CKETS •• . ..•.•• • to $28.50, ' MAY PLAY CINTIII ~· I. lllko Erwin, tall, ron&Y Yellow Men's Silea 34 to U • Jocket. wotkine out at.lllilblck · ... ''"' ~·.• - • '' -· · laat week, miiY aler all play a tot .. BOYS JAc;KETS-SIZII 10 TO 18 of csater 18oln thl1 year. llocc--llBU:~I\N.A~tA -~.w.' $D.8L.-.. : ' 1955 MERCURY West~ (9) 13, 3tp (4-Door 210- Blue and ivory. Radio and heater. Extra nice. ' and two bedr()om trailers. · other . Rev. Wtbtr .D. Thome1 owner 1956 Chevrolet .. ·.. .. .... ··· $1'695 . The see,ond·place Cardinals are , f1ve games off the pace and even : Quickly dispelling any notlono though manager Fred Hutchinson · of a collapse such os tbey eJporl· hopefully 'k<eps talking up his : l955 ChiYrolet 2 Door · .. ··.. ·.... · $1195 a~d articles too numerous to men· tion. ~. 1956 DODGE ························ $2295 TIN WIDTHS e HUGE SILICJ'ION Many reconditioned used one t dents or injuries. size 10; Boys topcoat, size 12x: Phone 6349·X. ' 9 II 3tc 1 Save $18• . lo tlOOO One, Two and Three Bedrqolllf. lar•e stock must go. Brin& your desttes and yoijr problems. we're de!ling on the very low· move in tomorrow. Tr.)' us. esl poSilble terms! three yeai old Hereford cow Lots of small tools ___ Buy Nowl bed olead. One 6-yeor-old milking cow: one "Whore Rodlo and TV II A Buointll. ~I A 51dtllnt" N. 2nd Avt. Middleport Mllwaukeee, with 10 games re· maining, nqw ~eeds only 11 more ·- - CONGRATULATIONS TO DUTrON DRUG That Folding Sound Corttes From Dodgers, Not 'Braves, This United Pn11 Sports Writer BA~ER - or Pomeroy, Ohio on Bun' "!!. CLEAN ,SWEEP 'f .$299.00 ~~~."~ch=,~.te=r~p~=P=Pl~ c=he=.=p.~o~.v-.: (19) Business l!-~=======-=~~~-1•.-~--------..l CLEAIANCE New FurnituN . FO!t . ker HIU, Meigs County, begin Large h(]me comfort roal heater. FURHIT·URE Priee when new $219 Used Dnc nlng at 12:30 o'clock, Sept. 21 1111 Tbe ilriJI!IIlll Col'llll 1957, the following personaI winter. WIIJ sell reasonable. 1 llliillddleport ' Also 115 bales or oats and hay. property to·wit, one Allis Cbal Contact Kenneth Wolfe, ~acine. mers Tractor and breaking plow .. 9"12-lltp and cultivator; one almost new . or Phone :1077. Clark, Rt. No. 88, Next to Sail• Oliver manure spreader; one Two Warm Morning Heaters- bury School. B"B"Stp horse drawn mowing machin'; one holds 60 lbs-$.Z5.00-oth~ one binder; one hay rake; one 100 lbs. co•l470.00i.. Ca I dloc Harrow; one double A drl8 <P9R SALI) 10 ' !t>- Fttl' Re«aurants harrow; one Oliver Chill break· Yukon 5-22'11. or Schoob: New ..concrete. . Sar.d and Staln,(ess Refrigerator, ing plqw with new point; two Ready mix 3Z cu. iron kettles with stands; on• , Gravel, Fill dirt pnd 'llopaoll II., 2 door, complete, with unit cream aeparator Deering Me- delivel'f'd. 6393 Geogleln was $9!10.00 now $6110.00. GUlr· Cormick in good shape; one 1t"~G~ra::;v!!•l.£:;;;_,!~~·:~..!;:~~~ anjeed. JACK'S BEFIUGER A· John Peere horse drawn. one It TJON, NEW HAVEN TU·23537. row cultivator; one large Warm 6-19-Z,Dtp _.......,: Players D0DGf I ser, radio-cabinet, ironing boiartl, FOR: ·o; ;u; ;•h; ·;.;g; ;ua; ;rd; ;•~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;Ill numerous stands, Thor el..,trle \vaahing machine, porch chairl, dishes YOUR HEADQUARTERS ~· range, piano, kitchen oupp!lcs, dlah01, ah< coal heotlnJ stoves, IChool seats, des~·· choirs, table•. monr ltcrris of Bchool !urnlture to numerous lo mention. Hp~sehold furnish· ings - two refrlceratqra, two side boardo, rockl~i cba!r, sew· lng machine, kitchen bble, dres· 1.---------..., OfferS New· . Stadium At Cost REGATTA Gill state Wlldlifo Division said oday. In East Central and Southeaitem Ohio fishing conditions are fairly good' oatches. Most major streams good catches Most major streams and virtually all lakes pcrfoct f9r angling. D0dger LOVer · --------- -- ---- -----·- Bbl '::, leiJU•. ret:onl of Z,131,388 set in !1154. 164 moll l!OO,OOO !aDJ. lh~ of last Pb!la!lelphla, St. Louis and .worked with cnalk and blackb(ljlrd, back, who lj seen as the lad io Hortloy, Vt, Brasklyn (1). ·~~~~~- ~~= Brooklyn abo have passed the . ... a.& flinei!UI . \hen ran through 8pirlted drilb · keep the opposltton honest thli LOS ANGELES:Iob~ VosqutJ, .J.e........"" '•. ex"""'~d. .fOr million mork and Cincinnati is on· f • under lights Tbursdly evening to year with 1111 pinpoint P~l!ea. 1•• u. 1 0 City 0 tpolnttcl Nasi . e"'•·r.".!",, ,.,..~ 1 Jy 12,23 fans shy of that total. I , ,. ,.. . .. · . ". . , . . prep~e for their 1957 football l'•alin Buffered ~ wrench<d knee H.,., "::'' ' 129,~ "c•orloston W •• I"n~"~2 ""'f,· ~ :·! '·· . • Pittsburgh's attendance is 823.· In -answer to Thru the mJddle Thru the, m1ddle Tpru the ·season lid lifter at Bachtel Field 'wedneadly night but pulled out 1of umpnreya, '" " ' · 110 A total ol 9,025,141 fini have 1148, New York's 639,1549 and Chi· nitdaie PUNT Coach Woody Hayes of the Ohio Buck· tonight at Wahama. . lt .qulck!y. . 0 f ' 1 h s· Vo., l· ..... NL eameo tbis year through cogo's 604,439. d .. h' th t pi of seasons may' have . Coach Alu Clio reported all From the oamp 1\a P ayre • Sept. !lind IIIII fl(ure l"!preaents eyes a mltS IS 1earn . e pas cou e . til hands in tol•rably good shape for at Wahlma are beard only loud an More... of 111.~ over the 7,· BALTIMOBE UP - Dick Ne· beeJ!, "dull" but he prom~e~ a Ne~. Dealla~e thiS mon ·· ., the contest. This Includes: cries of "I'm hurting." Faced with . · · t25.918 total on the same date a binger, a 17·year·old third He .warned, however, .it.s still going to.cos.t $4 for a ·seal to s. ·T. Johnson, 6-3 pass rebuilding proctiCIIIY. I new tell!l; year qo. . man, and 18-year-old pitcher Jim· !it\d out what the Bucks do. .' ~ end, who suffered • bruised tlb Sayre ha! worked, hiS club h~nl l If The te gue expocts lo aee the my Lehew, ·ooth of Baltimore, F(Om this vantage point, which certainly isn't very high during heavier drills early in the· this week after a 31-ll drubblllll old IDH 1 reurd attendance of a:- have .IHlen s;gned by the Orioles overlqpklng the scene, Hayes has some excellent arguments! weJek.H · th ., d d tnalkgehnt at Bavenswood last Friday GREENWOOD LAKJ,, 1'1 . v. UP 2...poun 1pee · $49,M'Iflll before the season ends to fann club contract!. Ncbingcr d , . I beh . ., r. aw orne, · Sept. 29. I aoes to San Antonio of the Texas iq_ eiense ot i)ts pas aVIOr. ' !'Iter fuilbact., who ha! beell cod· The middleweight title f'lght b•· )IUwoukee, with a totsl bome . League, while Lehew goes to AbAccording to the United Pre;;s Hayes left no doubt that he dUng • sore ankle for over two Leroy Darting continued to show twoen Sugar Ray Ro~inson and - of !802731 shpark ruchnningthands will obfe· Carmen left ....., , • ' seemsjerdeen• s· D·• in the Clas> c North· was well satisfied with his previous split·T assault and was ·weeks. t e boyIn tohiswat tn e ;.yre hookers, Basilio, probably two will deadly oe decided .u.ndan lUI'< to bolter it own . all · lime. ern League. ' _ __ equally positive that the new Buckeye look will feature more tense. Tbe Falcon starting back· by B .rillht hand. p,ssmg. .. . · · • !ieid probably will ·be rounded out Each · champion L l t11rowlng "We may ha"'e been dull," he said, "but when you cross' the with Larry Lleving at quarter, more rights in training . lor. the goal line, nobody's going to ask how you got there: We · Roy Clark at the other half with Sept. ·z3 bout than befm any SEE YOU AT THE · ground it out until the defense overcommitted, b~t the.P we Darling, ButchtoRoush full. previous contest. A LarryandLi~>'lng LarryatHesaon , went all the way. We've had more breakaway ~lays thah' any passing combination may be ex· Observers believe that Jr. Haw· team in the conference. You ·earn everything you get, ami pected to keep the Panther second· thorne, giant Panther fullback, frankly I'm a little worried abotit not coaching enough ground ary on i\s to01. will rarely be stopped this year stuff right now." • ' NEW YORK UP-A New York The Panther• will appear. In by 1'" than two tacklers. Hayes expected to rely on Frank Krem~las or Andy Okulo- builder, who tried during the complete new uniforms featuring ' . vlcb to spark the passing. "Both of them are fair passers," he last month I• buy both the Giants a "UCLA" type jersey purple Boys who will two-platoon on SCOTI'·ATWATER said. "Not great ones, Kremblas Is doing better than we anti- and Cincinoatl Redlegs, today of· with three white stripes. slaBbed defense are Nlek Coates, back, ' cipated and Okuloviclt potentially is a great one. But we're lered to construct a new stadium aCII'oss the sbouiden ...._ and bril· and ·Boborl Grren and Millard Authorized Depler ,.• I going to have better passing than we've hpd for quite a while lor the Dodge" "at liantty color•d new hei)tiets. R since 1952. coKl" in order t~ •kc~p Nalionll Clio's offense probablY will open ., • .. h I · 'd League baseball m thiS e~ty." with Phalin at quarter, Rodney ' , We would ave passed more as! year1 except that we d1 · samuel J. Lefrak, ·39, presl· Spencer and Vemoh Harrison at J n t have good passing. Frank Ellwood was not a good passer, dent of the Lefrak Building Corp halves and Hawthorne at full. but he wafi a damn fine quarterback. You look at the records laid he hoped · the Offer "wili Ends lik~ly ·will bo' .Johnson and and you'll see my passing ha~ been pre\ty good. But there's help put the city of N~w York in Danny Zirkle, Flip Werry and Coronet Club Sedan - Tu·Tone il4 W. MaiD 81. Phone 88-M Pomeroy, 0. never been ~ great passing team won th~ Big Ten title. Pass· '· position.. to make the best pos· Gary Barnltz, a"<ouple of IM black & white - Local owner. SALES and SERVICE lng teams In this league are second division ball clubs. The 11ble for .Dodger President 'pounders, at tsckles; Stru· Waitedeal, 0 Malley ble and JerrY WelkerDan~y at guard• Local Owner. ideal way to use passing Is the way .Michlgan and Iowa· use it. . r · ana Bill Gibbs snapping bock in I A balance between running and pa$Sin~, and that's what we Lefrak made ·ills position known th.e tight T formation . try to do." · · in a telegram to Nelson A. Rock• Re~nes very likely to see Hayes said the Buckeyes don't have "ae many great athletes feller in whi<h he said, "Lel:s actioh include Paul Reuter, How, (Q, as in the past " but cited end Leo Brown fullback Galen Cis.'\ keep our ho~e club at hom~tl ard Parker, Tom Grueoer, Charles ' . ' " , the stadium ts all tha t's keepmg Swisher, Joh.nny Beaver, Gary co, guard Aurelius Thomas, and halfback Don Clark as fme thi, back, I'll build New York a Freeman, Chuck Riffle, football players." . • 1 stadium." Wilson and Paul Folmer. I' "Clark is a mighty fine pla·yer.'' he said. "He's got speed - ---and a real sock. He hils bard - too hard for himself. He hurts himself the way he hils. He's got bad legs-THEY BRUISE EA$Y. "There's just too many new faces,'' he said. "I don't knnw about this ball club. 1 don't know where we stal)d," when ask· ed to rate this team . "We'll platoon more than we did, b01:ause we've got better 'r, .1 depth without standouts. But the goo4 boys; .they're going to : '.' tal!e out." Ihave - to -be-kDocNesi - -but ·of ther~you__doh't ,..:,__ _them __ _ . 1916 PONTL\C V8 Stslioll Wason 12,190. 4 dr., 8 pmenaer, 3·teai> Hydramalic arlve. Radio ond . 1;T~ IJI~~rvlt\1< PTA will ofier at Public Aupllon to tho Iilthost heater. Like new condition. . biddei' these arllcles formerly B)aotlnar'e, Ponu>roy. 9 18 6tc used In the grade schoole or' A~itot;rvTceS,... ReedBvllle · and Long Bottom Proee.eda to be used lor equip· . pin~ new Riverview Grade School t ·.~,..._, 't r. ol ·I• I _. ( ·. 1• 949~ Ford: ····· .·.r::·:. · >:·. · :- .. ,. $245 · .' tBeaulliul grey 2-Dr. Sedan "8'1:_ Heater,'with ' a'"·bullt,motor •· ' .., -.. ..1 .V-:f.:. ,. ·I ·., · ~.,.. • · r.;~,·t::.~·~··.· :;~ ~GMEROY ·MOTOR . ' .. , COMP~Hf · . • •• ,.;OJ'Ell'i,. 81!1.0. ,\.~.;...~&:110 .pJI, -· . ,'PH(\'NII4fl:: · · ·. '·' POMEROY, 0. ' ' . WILLIE WINKLE �,..? -------( I ) Notices . :=:i~·~::~;- !...... ~,.... ~ ··-~Panthers ~re. Ready ,F~r ·Waha_ ·Lame 'Players Mended For Se~l\ . . Fight Results . 'Catches Poor DrillsTaken Under Lights'. REVE:l. ~=~ Rysn, sts~~~~d~N~ D~~;;-.. i:uf~ I.·Pomeroy'sOpener; Purple Panthero I Terry PhaUn, stubby quarter· 170, · ~owtll,, knockld out Wllllt 10 a "fairly good" week end, the SPORTS DESK . \to,oOo Ahead Of NL'IPace- In 1956 ~ .;.. ,NaUonol Le~ at~ndlDee Ia ru!'nb!l aJ. c!I!PIN!t\Ti 1 S~t'e b~SC· Uh, Parden My ru·.gh.t cross, Si snaggt~g ... Br~oklyn 'I 1956 Metropolitan Marine I • - $1695 MEIGS MOTOR and pans, Hoover electric sweep- er, toaster, two Iron beds, throw A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. ~.00 rugs, librAry tsble, TV base •II Phone 31o-M. 11'12-Bt~ medicine cablliet. I -· Aueflon".r: ~rltt Brodford Wont To Avoid Sale starls 6l 10 a. m.. Saturday DUST and RUST Sept. 14. Lunch oerved by PTA . Try Your I 9113tc DUSTPROOFER ---PuWcSAL! It Rully lo A Mover JAMIS PARRELL SATURDAY, SePt. 21, 12:30 P.M. Bt!pre, .Ohio As I am leaving the . farm 1 wllI Bo• SC 9"12·3tc offer at my residence 8 mile .I Motorola * * Home Radio * Car Radio * Record Players * Hi Fi Record Television north By Milton Richman WERNER Morning CireuJating heater in good shaRei one coal and wood range in good shape; one table and slK chairs; and one old style RADIO Yo~ ' can't btat our clean sweep Clearance 4••~• on Safety-Te~ted Used Cars AHY· Wf4ERE In the Ohio Valley. There was a familiar folding sound in \llilwauk~e loi!!Y bul thl• limo It was the beaten Dodgers, who were merely loldlng their tents and t•tting reody ·to · go home. victories to dl(lch tile pennant. Brooklyn, eight )arnot back, is just about r•ady to trot out the old •logan, :"Willi unll next year." with calf by side: two 2 year old Hereford cows with calf by side; one Hereford yearling bull; Terlllf CIBh In hand at time pf ••le .. Not responsible for ac~l· cnced last ytar, the Braves beat I club's chances, they are anything Brooklyn, 2·1, Thursday night to but bright. luke a five-game lead In the Na· Gtt Only Four Hill 1 tiona! League race ·and all but The Brave& collected only four . Dl)'k green flnl~h with excellent tires. New seat covers, knock tho Dodger,, .QU.\. of.lt. ~II> otf IOijhpaw. Danny McDevitt · Thurodoy nllht hut they used two · beater and standard shift for real economy. of lhcm in tbo ninth liming w acore tbe winnilll run. Ths Plltabur&h • Chicago double· header, only other NL action Rdl sharp red and while finish set off with white wall · IChtduled, poatponod bocause Urea. Dynatlbw driVe, heater, new seat covers. See It to· ofraln, ·.· '. t 1954 hick 2 Door•· ·· ··'· ····,··· ··· $1195 Walker Coppers 'I'"' MeetlnSemi I In the American the ' Final U. S. Open White Sox downed the Red Sox, ' J ·uy. I Leagu~ 19531ulck Roadmaster Rlv. Coupe ·· $995 Popullf Hard Top finished in two tone green Tinted glid, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seata, dynaflow, radio, heater. You coUldn't want more. 1956For4 Fal~ane 4 Door .......... $1695 Two IA)ne p n finish, Inside clean as a pin. Ford-O·malic drive, radio, lleater. Like new tires. A real sharp little car · 1953 PlyiiiOVIh 2 Door ······· ···· ····· $695 L!lht blue body with a white top. Hi-drive, heater, seat coven. Runt and handles like new. 1-952 Catllltc 4 Door · ···· ··········· $1195 L~ue dark blue metallic finish set of! with white wall tltk EQIIipped the way you'd expect a Cadillac to be. Ott behfnd the wheel 811d see for yourself why Cadillac !Jyour beat buy. 1954 •••~lit Super 88, 2 Door ·· $1695 Jet black flnleh, white wall tires, bydramatic drive, Ra· clio, heater, ,!lnled gla~. Rocket away In this black beau- ty tQday, . ... .1953 DeSoto Flrtdome 4 Door ······· · $995 UCJjt ll'tti(With sreen glass, automatic transmission radio, beaJ.er. A JOOd solid car with plenty of pep. ' .\W l,t~i~lle S~per 88, 4Door ···· ~·5· 11)1_. ,ll!la . ~lue fllllsh, new seat covers, bydramatlc, radio, , ~d$ ~ tires. A top performer. ': 1t,d: ~~5 Pass. Coupe······ ··· ··· $69$ ~le!Y,'IPO{ta5 lnalde and out, one l~al owner, lqw , , ,. . ;. u a.oae o,f those that don't come along very often "F·· ' ~r ~"!~I · l ' 1 ··1: 1 , l .· II · ~' 'I · ,Korr ;. • Van Zandt. . Pomerof ' ., Royal 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Powerfllte. One owner. A Sweetheart. 1955 DODGE ............ · ·.. ·...... $1895 Custom Royal t Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater and Defroster, As sharp as tbey come. John .14, 1 mile above New Haven. Sponsored by Segrijt Ridge Rod and Gun Club. 9 ll 3tp Girls tapping and ballet shoes - ' Beautiful 2 tone - Ivory over Blue, 2·Door , Hard Top, Super 88. Local owner. 1955 Plymouth ' .... ·.. · ·.. · $1365 · l955 CHEVROLET· ··· ··· ·· ······.-.··· $1365 so • Ulhi~~,~~·~ll. DW, · a na.-· ~£1¥1• ean ear. ' .' t ' ' Are lntereated lah1bltCiea~ . T_UyY~l ,.. • .MOTOJ""O.:. 110 W. Mala Plltle U.X POIIIero)' , ' ' ' .. ·..,......... $8.10 ~ ·1~).. Mlddleporl \ .... _.~ ~~n,f· ..... :.. ..... :.. fl1·"' . ... "· .... ... ' . ~..:.. ' -~.., ...... W !lOOM HOUSE '. ' ..... 'I .... S Rooms Newly Painted · SO FOOT LOT In Syracuse. Ohio See George H. Dursl 1 c••• $1., , _ , , or Phont 514-X ... jio, ite;rt-· :-""" ~-,--- _ ·. ___:_, ;...J...- P~1 Ohio , r;1•·• 913lmoc rQQm . ppartriliml in Pom roy .. Phone 337.J. 9"12·6tc Goti<J ~lecti4'n• ,!>£ used Ford an d -:-~·-·· 1 4 rooms wj!h Bath. partly. fiti- F~rgusons. '!)¥o good ~om bindel'J : one ensilage cutter, mil k Coli 457-Y. 9·12·6 tp cans and ~oolera. Priced right. Spac~ on River Front. Fo r FULTO,. THOMPSON Sale; Li\t\ng room suite. Also TRACTOR SALES 2 Y•'ll' old Western Pleuure colt .' ' 9 13 6tc Reynold's Dairy Store. Call 9¥3 ' 9 11 J tp . • J .XTIRMIHA3 '.' ' ;· ' ' .MP!l' PIW~e M, ·,J -.,....--)y Slore, i!O!ll y. 4 roQ!Jls ~n~ bath, furnished. AI so garage at Enterprise. Call 953·J, All work guaraaieed F~lly Insured. Vaqgban'! tndustriol and 9 II 6tc Jlesl je~ttlal Tetmlt• Control SerShady trailer ~pace, 1 blo~k fro m ~Ice. St M~s, w..va. 7 25 If 1 Cjmter of town on River fron Phone 6009. 9 11 ~tc Furnis~\~!4 ~ -- --..-- .... ~II Fc ~p ) m=u~can IDdModell ~ITROP~AN .....,. • .-' I COULDN'T ' Flj\jD MINE EITHER "hhkl ...... ,., Lt!t" 1953 Buick .. ·.......... ·; ·.. $1095' \ Suj)er Hardtop. Dynaflow, radio, heater, seat 1 covers, perfect tires, blue and ivory finish. ·. '· ~ .•e" Customline. Maroon firilsh, ,.._ ~-·" , ..,. i I>' '· .. >: :.;, ''l. " : 1953 Font· ······ ······· ····· ··· $79S • 1 all good •tires, heater, spotless Interior. .. I. 1952 Plymouth ······:···(.' ··· $495 2-door sedan. Low mileage. Sharp inside and out. Heater. Motor in perfect sbap.e. 1951 Nash ·.......... ·.. ·.... · $345 · A beaulliul 2-dr: Hardtop, R~mbler ·with radio, hellier and overdrive. Here is one that wlll give you real e<:onomy. . 1,_, ,, . . .......... .. .·... $,95 , I ~ •1.. FOR SALE bilnda:" 411 slzea and 9·7·6tp Vene'\ian colo!!. Flbergll!s awnings; IllY· GRAVELY 1~Al"l'OR SAL1!!11 1!~d glo gas hratero; electric ii&hI plastic p ie .jor ~ath Stmca. R. A. FIDla'tr, Gil II. fixtures, fOOJII.I• ·, ,, .· (,;~ ' , Main St., Pomeroy. ' 7-2t.n ' . ,,.. li!lol!ate• : , · D•lf IYJ"'f $ypply • . 21 , ~n' Ave. II 4 I __ JUNK CO~ ~· f. • . toN~,~ ~ 'I · ' · Coupe, heater. EXtra good tires.·se~ . before you buy. . ' , tcj•i)Ford .. ........ :... .':;·.... ,. -J \ . ··.· I Slidan •;e" -;- ~dlo, He:i(ft- ~lack fin• . · t' Iah.Abuyyou Clll\tpass~y. ',, .1 2-Q.r. -..• WAVERLY, OHIO lluvcn-Tur ncr 294!10. . 1954 Chevrolet ················ $895 .. .. .......... .. $8.95 .·"IT . . 1'f~~ $1795:·; ,, , Wt ·~~· ...~.,., u.s. 23 South House. New : +Door Sedan. Beaulliul 2-tone green finish . I Spotless iJ!terior, good rubber, guaranteed an 1 the way, beater. · . .• ,... ... ,• N~ . . . . . ' .. . . . . .. . . $4.§~'· ..' r'\11 ' •1 ,,•,., ., Mpbilt Sales '- OHIO VALLEY Savoy, 4-door Sedan. Low mileage by local owner. Sharp inside and out. Tire~ like new.~eatet. .i nus .r,:J:""'""'~ ,wci¥e,,ly ~ One riding Horse, Layton's Gnill, Boston Terrier puppies and Gifts, unusuol, Imported, for aII ageB. Moot complete ooaomnent Ball and pepper abuera: H~ d Jlllde ilasswaie, ml!ait:oi lamps, romper room. toyo. Best prlees on blkea aad lticycle& Open evenings till 9100. Fife Novelly and Gift Shop, Below HI&h School, Micldleport, Obio. 9 13 6tc WE '1954 Plymouth .............. · $895 uus WASRAIL • . , 429U . 19ll0 Ford-2 door 5 good tlresnew seat eovers. Conta:et J . L. HaJUhe,r, 548 Pearl' St., Mid die· port, Ohio. 9·7.Ole (20)Busl,es, Servlc: • 1955 Oldsmobile········ ····· · $1795 Beautiful Delray Coupe, Heater - Green finish. ,, DELIVERY - QUICK! Open 7 Days A Week FR~ ~ QpportQnitl'I.S _ _.:. _ _ _ _ WOMEN-Christmas seilinr sea•on starls ear)r with Avon: Vai· uabJe sale~ terrltorr ·now avaiiable. · 8-12-lltc ' ·---- 19ft! FORD VB 2 ~r. Sed~~. Fa;.1\enl ~ Exten•lon ~ Extra nice dark green . linish.I'---------...J S.af:•ld Marda, Drop Uothl~ AUTO · I !llaetlnara, ·Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc Cliotoa F'•her, Jliddl•port Gu~rnsey bull calf. Wayne l,leal Ph•••B28$-X 111 u ' '· .. ~ ...,.--,....._ ....... 19154 BIJI§:K N8 2 dr Seilait $1,295 Rl. 1, Harrisonville, ··ohio. · ' .:uat~m Built Kitchen. 'ldtobepr Beaut!f,ul' 2 tone green finish. 9 13 Stp 6' room hous;-;;'~d- bath.' N~tu-;ol ~•11gn'!(i £or ,y~r ~opj~. Free _ Blaettna•'•· Pomerw. 9 1s ·. 8t~ sas lp hpuae. One mile norlh (\UN TRADER: Shell seller. High ; of Cheste,r. : Call A. J. Carl~ r, eatimat,s. Foreman l ·Abbott 8-fl.tl Phone 6Z84-Y< 19M PONTIAC 8 cyl. 2 dr. $1,2~. velocity- 12 gouge, $2.80 ·- 16 YUkon 522-32. 9 10 6tc ... ~· Catali~a CJ1e. Smart "hard · lop'' F.aqge,,$2,.711- 20 gauge, $2.110. with: IJIO!im all leatber ·seats. A sooa deal on a new 20<gauJ' JUY Custom Interior. Blaetlnar'o, automatic. Several other guns' to Unfurnllltea apartment. 2nd ward Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc choose from. Fife Novelly Cor· Available around Sort. !G. Ca n I!TII.\C'I1IIW. I= 44()-.r.f or 24-Y. 9 10 6tc · ICRAP I!ICifil. ner. 9 13 31< Hard Top Coupe -Heater, Radio. A Real Buy. \ '1955 Chevrolet ............ .. $1395 ' (81 AutJ-Soles -. -1955 Mercury .... .. ·.... .... : $159.5 JACKETS k!;liy \ llonteray H1rdtop. ~rk blue ,.,.._. • 4Dr. Sedan, VB, Radio, Heater and Powerfllte. ·~... Heodqu~...W for ~ -••nite Lu&a•ge - Lane' Cedor 1 •:·:•••!! - LAU Wiadow ll'ans. trlaldair! Ralrigeraton. 'lohr F~'~~~t~re, Mlddi•IIO{!• Ohio 1955 PLYMOUTH .... ... ... ' ... ... $1495 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. W~BABLE A11ctton1tr Shooting Match - Saturday, Sept. Belvedere 4 door. Interior llke new. Heater. V8 motor, good tires. Beigs finish. ~· ~el Air 2 Dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater. JlBOOKLINE, Mass. UP - Fnur 7-1, cutting the Yankees' lead to Wilker Cuppera met In the ooml· ~lve :•r•f•i "fd, '~ttindg the al,ag~ finals of the U. S. Amateur golf or tTc r ~ '• ow own aer" championshiP t!)day with l)r. Frank with the Bronx Bombon. Taylor racinl M&~on Budolph and AI Lopez' CW!cag6 hopefuls meol the Yanks lor the lilt time this Hillman Bobblno ployine Rex 811· aea•on ln. 1 \WO·(ome aerloa that DODGE-PLYMOUTH te~aylor, , 40-yeoHid dentl•t will atart today with southpaw · Cor. Seeond & MW fro'm Pomona, caUl., who took Pierce (19-10) ol the White ' carl! of Pl'ell4~1 Jloenhowefs locln&~ • handj!r Wbitey tee\h while stationed In the Euro- : ,;;;;;;;;<H_;;)·.;;';;; -:;;; . :;;;;;;.:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;; peln Theater 11 an Army colonel, I' be~t nut his golflne buddy, Gene Anilrewa, a 44·yoai'Oid Lna An· gel" lnourance salesmon, Z up. Rudolph, 1 23·ycar-old .Army private from Clarkoville, 'renn., . ohot two under Pll. to. elmlnate , ' • . ,,,. r . ·~· . , '" ._ ,, .~··· ·•- ~~ Dick · ·Yoat, 'I 27·yti!'Oid ICbooi Sure to see plenty of action are these Jackets by oqulpment "Ieaman from Port•· Jlugby. . ·r •• land, Ore.. 1 ijp In 18 holes. Rob'. bina; M' "2HOif'.lild Air nrte' lieutenant from Memphis, Tenn., koockcd out 46 · year · old Dick Chapman, who had wen thll tour· \ • • ~ 1 ! · I ' • namcnl 17 yeara aao, 3 l!ld ,i. SUIUU,lN,:COAil'l . •. ,. . . .. .,. $17.85 to $2U5 ~alief: ·411•·• 21·1t1Hid·· 'NCAA: champion frnm the University of · WASHABLE NYLONS ...... : $1US to UUS Hou~ton , nosed out hla collo(e roommate, Phil Rodgers, only 19, GAB~DI~ES ........... .-. .'.••• to 1 ·up In :it holea. 1 ·, 's'ii~i>! ;.~CKETS •• . ..•.•• • to $28.50, ' MAY PLAY CINTIII ~· I. lllko Erwin, tall, ron&Y Yellow Men's Silea 34 to U • Jocket. wotkine out at.lllilblck · ... ''"' ~·.• - • '' -· · laat week, miiY aler all play a tot .. BOYS JAc;KETS-SIZII 10 TO 18 of csater 18oln thl1 year. llocc--llBU:~I\N.A~tA -~.w.' $D.8L.-.. : ' 1955 MERCURY West~ (9) 13, 3tp (4-Door 210- Blue and ivory. Radio and heater. Extra nice. ' and two bedr()om trailers. · other . Rev. Wtbtr .D. Thome1 owner 1956 Chevrolet .. ·.. .. .... ··· $1'695 . The see,ond·place Cardinals are , f1ve games off the pace and even : Quickly dispelling any notlono though manager Fred Hutchinson · of a collapse such os tbey eJporl· hopefully 'k<eps talking up his : l955 ChiYrolet 2 Door · .. ··.. ·.... · $1195 a~d articles too numerous to men· tion. ~. 1956 DODGE ························ $2295 TIN WIDTHS e HUGE SILICJ'ION Many reconditioned used one t dents or injuries. size 10; Boys topcoat, size 12x: Phone 6349·X. ' 9 II 3tc 1 Save $18• . lo tlOOO One, Two and Three Bedrqolllf. lar•e stock must go. Brin& your desttes and yoijr problems. we're de!ling on the very low· move in tomorrow. Tr.)' us. esl poSilble terms! three yeai old Hereford cow Lots of small tools ___ Buy Nowl bed olead. One 6-yeor-old milking cow: one "Whore Rodlo and TV II A Buointll. ~I A 51dtllnt" N. 2nd Avt. Middleport Mllwaukeee, with 10 games re· maining, nqw ~eeds only 11 more ·- - CONGRATULATIONS TO DUTrON DRUG That Folding Sound Corttes From Dodgers, Not 'Braves, This United Pn11 Sports Writer BA~ER - or Pomeroy, Ohio on Bun' "!!. CLEAN ,SWEEP 'f .$299.00 ~~~."~ch=,~.te=r~p~=P=Pl~ c=he=.=p.~o~.v-.: (19) Business l!-~=======-=~~~-1•.-~--------..l CLEAIANCE New FurnituN . FO!t . ker HIU, Meigs County, begin Large h(]me comfort roal heater. FURHIT·URE Priee when new $219 Used Dnc nlng at 12:30 o'clock, Sept. 21 1111 Tbe ilriJI!IIlll Col'llll 1957, the following personaI winter. WIIJ sell reasonable. 1 llliillddleport ' Also 115 bales or oats and hay. property to·wit, one Allis Cbal Contact Kenneth Wolfe, ~acine. mers Tractor and breaking plow .. 9"12-lltp and cultivator; one almost new . or Phone :1077. Clark, Rt. No. 88, Next to Sail• Oliver manure spreader; one Two Warm Morning Heaters- bury School. B"B"Stp horse drawn mowing machin'; one holds 60 lbs-$.Z5.00-oth~ one binder; one hay rake; one 100 lbs. co•l470.00i.. Ca I dloc Harrow; one double A drl8 <P9R SALI) 10 ' !t>- Fttl' Re«aurants harrow; one Oliver Chill break· Yukon 5-22'11. or Schoob: New ..concrete. . Sar.d and Staln,(ess Refrigerator, ing plqw with new point; two Ready mix 3Z cu. iron kettles with stands; on• , Gravel, Fill dirt pnd 'llopaoll II., 2 door, complete, with unit cream aeparator Deering Me- delivel'f'd. 6393 Geogleln was $9!10.00 now $6110.00. GUlr· Cormick in good shape; one 1t"~G~ra::;v!!•l.£:;;;_,!~~·:~..!;:~~~ anjeed. JACK'S BEFIUGER A· John Peere horse drawn. one It TJON, NEW HAVEN TU·23537. row cultivator; one large Warm 6-19-Z,Dtp _.......,: Players D0DGf I ser, radio-cabinet, ironing boiartl, FOR: ·o; ;u; ;•h; ·;.;g; ;ua; ;rd; ;•~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;Ill numerous stands, Thor el..,trle \vaahing machine, porch chairl, dishes YOUR HEADQUARTERS ~· range, piano, kitchen oupp!lcs, dlah01, ah< coal heotlnJ stoves, IChool seats, des~·· choirs, table•. monr ltcrris of Bchool !urnlture to numerous lo mention. Hp~sehold furnish· ings - two refrlceratqra, two side boardo, rockl~i cba!r, sew· lng machine, kitchen bble, dres· 1.---------..., OfferS New· . Stadium At Cost REGATTA Gill state Wlldlifo Division said oday. In East Central and Southeaitem Ohio fishing conditions are fairly good' oatches. Most major streams good catches Most major streams and virtually all lakes pcrfoct f9r angling. D0dger LOVer · --------- -- ---- -----·- Bbl '::, leiJU•. ret:onl of Z,131,388 set in !1154. 164 moll l!OO,OOO !aDJ. lh~ of last Pb!la!lelphla, St. Louis and .worked with cnalk and blackb(ljlrd, back, who lj seen as the lad io Hortloy, Vt, Brasklyn (1). ·~~~~~- ~~= Brooklyn abo have passed the . ... a.& flinei!UI . \hen ran through 8pirlted drilb · keep the opposltton honest thli LOS ANGELES:Iob~ VosqutJ, .J.e........"" '•. ex"""'~d. .fOr million mork and Cincinnati is on· f • under lights Tbursdly evening to year with 1111 pinpoint P~l!ea. 1•• u. 1 0 City 0 tpolnttcl Nasi . e"'•·r.".!",, ,.,..~ 1 Jy 12,23 fans shy of that total. I , ,. ,.. . .. · . ". . , . . prep~e for their 1957 football l'•alin Buffered ~ wrench<d knee H.,., "::'' ' 129,~ "c•orloston W •• I"n~"~2 ""'f,· ~ :·! '·· . • Pittsburgh's attendance is 823.· In -answer to Thru the mJddle Thru the, m1ddle Tpru the ·season lid lifter at Bachtel Field 'wedneadly night but pulled out 1of umpnreya, '" " ' · 110 A total ol 9,025,141 fini have 1148, New York's 639,1549 and Chi· nitdaie PUNT Coach Woody Hayes of the Ohio Buck· tonight at Wahama. . lt .qulck!y. . 0 f ' 1 h s· Vo., l· ..... NL eameo tbis year through cogo's 604,439. d .. h' th t pi of seasons may' have . Coach Alu Clio reported all From the oamp 1\a P ayre • Sept. !lind IIIII fl(ure l"!preaents eyes a mltS IS 1earn . e pas cou e . til hands in tol•rably good shape for at Wahlma are beard only loud an More... of 111.~ over the 7,· BALTIMOBE UP - Dick Ne· beeJ!, "dull" but he prom~e~ a Ne~. Dealla~e thiS mon ·· ., the contest. This Includes: cries of "I'm hurting." Faced with . · · t25.918 total on the same date a binger, a 17·year·old third He .warned, however, .it.s still going to.cos.t $4 for a ·seal to s. ·T. Johnson, 6-3 pass rebuilding proctiCIIIY. I new tell!l; year qo. . man, and 18-year-old pitcher Jim· !it\d out what the Bucks do. .' ~ end, who suffered • bruised tlb Sayre ha! worked, hiS club h~nl l If The te gue expocts lo aee the my Lehew, ·ooth of Baltimore, F(Om this vantage point, which certainly isn't very high during heavier drills early in the· this week after a 31-ll drubblllll old IDH 1 reurd attendance of a:- have .IHlen s;gned by the Orioles overlqpklng the scene, Hayes has some excellent arguments! weJek.H · th ., d d tnalkgehnt at Bavenswood last Friday GREENWOOD LAKJ,, 1'1 . v. UP 2...poun 1pee · $49,M'Iflll before the season ends to fann club contract!. Ncbingcr d , . I beh . ., r. aw orne, · Sept. 29. I aoes to San Antonio of the Texas iq_ eiense ot i)ts pas aVIOr. ' !'Iter fuilbact., who ha! beell cod· The middleweight title f'lght b•· )IUwoukee, with a totsl bome . League, while Lehew goes to AbAccording to the United Pre;;s Hayes left no doubt that he dUng • sore ankle for over two Leroy Darting continued to show twoen Sugar Ray Ro~inson and - of !802731 shpark ruchnningthands will obfe· Carmen left ....., , • ' seemsjerdeen• s· D·• in the Clas> c North· was well satisfied with his previous split·T assault and was ·weeks. t e boyIn tohiswat tn e ;.yre hookers, Basilio, probably two will deadly oe decided .u.ndan lUI'< to bolter it own . all · lime. ern League. ' _ __ equally positive that the new Buckeye look will feature more tense. Tbe Falcon starting back· by B .rillht hand. p,ssmg. .. . · · • !ieid probably will ·be rounded out Each · champion L l t11rowlng "We may ha"'e been dull," he said, "but when you cross' the with Larry Lleving at quarter, more rights in training . lor. the goal line, nobody's going to ask how you got there: We · Roy Clark at the other half with Sept. ·z3 bout than befm any SEE YOU AT THE · ground it out until the defense overcommitted, b~t the.P we Darling, ButchtoRoush full. previous contest. A LarryandLi~>'lng LarryatHesaon , went all the way. We've had more breakaway ~lays thah' any passing combination may be ex· Observers believe that Jr. Haw· team in the conference. You ·earn everything you get, ami pected to keep the Panther second· thorne, giant Panther fullback, frankly I'm a little worried abotit not coaching enough ground ary on i\s to01. will rarely be stopped this year stuff right now." • ' NEW YORK UP-A New York The Panther• will appear. In by 1'" than two tacklers. Hayes expected to rely on Frank Krem~las or Andy Okulo- builder, who tried during the complete new uniforms featuring ' . vlcb to spark the passing. "Both of them are fair passers," he last month I• buy both the Giants a "UCLA" type jersey purple Boys who will two-platoon on SCOTI'·ATWATER said. "Not great ones, Kremblas Is doing better than we anti- and Cincinoatl Redlegs, today of· with three white stripes. slaBbed defense are Nlek Coates, back, ' cipated and Okuloviclt potentially is a great one. But we're lered to construct a new stadium aCII'oss the sbouiden ...._ and bril· and ·Boborl Grren and Millard Authorized Depler ,.• I going to have better passing than we've hpd for quite a while lor the Dodge" "at liantty color•d new hei)tiets. R since 1952. coKl" in order t~ •kc~p Nalionll Clio's offense probablY will open ., • .. h I · 'd League baseball m thiS e~ty." with Phalin at quarter, Rodney ' , We would ave passed more as! year1 except that we d1 · samuel J. Lefrak, ·39, presl· Spencer and Vemoh Harrison at J n t have good passing. Frank Ellwood was not a good passer, dent of the Lefrak Building Corp halves and Hawthorne at full. but he wafi a damn fine quarterback. You look at the records laid he hoped · the Offer "wili Ends lik~ly ·will bo' .Johnson and and you'll see my passing ha~ been pre\ty good. But there's help put the city of N~w York in Danny Zirkle, Flip Werry and Coronet Club Sedan - Tu·Tone il4 W. MaiD 81. Phone 88-M Pomeroy, 0. never been ~ great passing team won th~ Big Ten title. Pass· '· position.. to make the best pos· Gary Barnltz, a"<ouple of IM black & white - Local owner. SALES and SERVICE lng teams In this league are second division ball clubs. The 11ble for .Dodger President 'pounders, at tsckles; Stru· Waitedeal, 0 Malley ble and JerrY WelkerDan~y at guard• Local Owner. ideal way to use passing Is the way .Michlgan and Iowa· use it. . r · ana Bill Gibbs snapping bock in I A balance between running and pa$Sin~, and that's what we Lefrak made ·ills position known th.e tight T formation . try to do." · · in a telegram to Nelson A. Rock• Re~nes very likely to see Hayes said the Buckeyes don't have "ae many great athletes feller in whi<h he said, "Lel:s actioh include Paul Reuter, How, (Q, as in the past " but cited end Leo Brown fullback Galen Cis.'\ keep our ho~e club at hom~tl ard Parker, Tom Grueoer, Charles ' . ' " , the stadium ts all tha t's keepmg Swisher, Joh.nny Beaver, Gary co, guard Aurelius Thomas, and halfback Don Clark as fme thi, back, I'll build New York a Freeman, Chuck Riffle, football players." . • 1 stadium." Wilson and Paul Folmer. I' "Clark is a mighty fine pla·yer.'' he said. "He's got speed - ---and a real sock. He hils bard - too hard for himself. He hurts himself the way he hils. He's got bad legs-THEY BRUISE EA$Y. "There's just too many new faces,'' he said. "I don't knnw about this ball club. 1 don't know where we stal)d," when ask· ed to rate this team . "We'll platoon more than we did, b01:ause we've got better 'r, .1 depth without standouts. But the goo4 boys; .they're going to : '.' tal!e out." Ihave - to -be-kDocNesi - -but ·of ther~you__doh't ,..:,__ _them __ _ . 1916 PONTL\C V8 Stslioll Wason 12,190. 4 dr., 8 pmenaer, 3·teai> Hydramalic arlve. Radio ond . 1;T~ IJI~~rvlt\1< PTA will ofier at Public Aupllon to tho Iilthost heater. Like new condition. . biddei' these arllcles formerly B)aotlnar'e, Ponu>roy. 9 18 6tc used In the grade schoole or' A~itot;rvTceS,... ReedBvllle · and Long Bottom Proee.eda to be used lor equip· . pin~ new Riverview Grade School t ·.~,..._, 't r. ol ·I• I _. ( ·. 1• 949~ Ford: ····· .·.r::·:. · >:·. · :- .. ,. $245 · .' tBeaulliul grey 2-Dr. Sedan "8'1:_ Heater,'with ' a'"·bullt,motor •· ' .., -.. ..1 .V-:f.:. ,. ·I ·., · ~.,.. • · r.;~,·t::.~·~··.· :;~ ~GMEROY ·MOTOR . ' .. , COMP~Hf · . • •• ,.;OJ'Ell'i,. 81!1.0. ,\.~.;...~&:110 .pJI, -· . ,'PH(\'NII4fl:: · · ·. '·' POMEROY, 0. ' ' . WILLIE WINKLE �___, '' I',, .. ' ' ' &-,Dally Sentinel, ~meroy-Midcileport, p., Sept. 13, 1957 ~ ~ - UUJieporl $oclah ' (,11/ .IIIIU'II . a"al Prof. and Mrs. William Clair Harmon and son, William .Clair, FID!ll•Y, w~ gueBII' of her pal' enta, lhe lev. and M~. C. E. Ji,.--__:'+l -~ 'H<i.rt.,apa family his week. They were aecompanied by Mi" Belly Wlllllims, a sophomore at the Unl· veralty of New York, who was a former student of Prof. Harmon. Prof. Harmon and his ramily had PUn'S ...... _TY s·ALON UUI Will Be Open Monday, Sent. · At 'lbeir " "' 161" .. j' • ' p11 r • ON NORTH SECOND STREET Formerly Occupied By Dr. Cluff Open Mon. Through Friday Sa,. and Eves. by A.ppt. • Thelma M. Pratt, Owner and Managing Operator '·------------IIJIII------JI Mar Iene 0wens an d Dorot hy 0wens. Operators , spent the •umm.r In New York C'l.urch Chrl'st 'lathea . j J)anny B;own, Mra. carl Gllmo.,., ·, Splqate•• Club. . w~ere he took :;pecial classes. ~I H1 Mrl. Marlon Allensworth, 1Mrl. ' • · Mr& Hmld Woodgerd, Grant t' ld Th d · . TokJ Galla&her, Erneatlne AJ- l)r. Elder roe~lvOd , h[t U ~& Street, Is a surgical patient at Hoi· OCie _e e mg e urs . Olf. bill')'. The door prize wao &~veri to cree from J)lib Untvertltyi lllld zer Hospital. The Philathea Soelety of th~ Committee Included SllllciiiD.I: Kat1 Rewley. 1 , . 1111 BS and MD d~areeall'om Dulle •Miss Etta Gaskill, former local Church of christ met Thunda)' Mrs. Theo Neutzllng, Hoitte-Bull· Refrtilunenta of cake, puneb U{ilveillij< ot M~clo, .. II• It , Ill. 1. . re8ldent, ts rccupcrabng at the evening at the home of Mrs. Ro-. ders; Mrs. ~lllam R&)'11olds, a,nd mints carried· out the pin- lel'!llng at Du~e Hospital., Dr. El· POM PERS Good Sam an ian llospltallo zanes· bert Roibel, LeadiDJ creek Road, t.Joyd women; Mn. o. E. 14<· land wblte color scheme of 1116 der Ia a member of Phi ~ppa Pal, Mra. w. c. Kincaid was ville, , where she underwent emer· 1with Mrs. George Chllda, preoi· Kinley, Loyal Be.reans; MrL Rl)- j)arcy, ·• " , ·_a,ct•l fraternity; ~hi Chi,· ~~~~~ Tburlday to._ l)le St. Joseph HOIIgency surgery lasl week. Mr. and dent, presiding. , bert MeElhlnny, Loyal Pala .. qr· Guc~ besides those , ' n~ed IIOCill; aDd Alpha Qmep Alpijo,· pUal. ln Putmbura. , Mrs. ~red I. Gardner, who had Plans were made for their an·. deis may he called to Mrl. aboye were Mrs. Elme~. Burns, bo;;':ot:ary~m~e:d';"~~:'r:•te:f1\l~ly;·;;~;;::;:::::;;~~;;:f 1 lN!en 1n Cleveland, storpedat the nual Apple Butter making pro· Chllds .or other Society -members. Mr.. Charles Archer, Mn. Mal')' ·'."'1 ' "1 1 ;-", . ho!pltal Thursday to VISit M"' Gas- Ject and october 7-8-9 was set lor The devotional amoice bpened Crossan.- Ml'l!. Edgar·. A!leniworth " ~ ;. 11 , • • kill. the dates of the project which the meeting with Mrs. William Mr~ ·w. W. Hayea, Mi-a. 'Jqdaoh .'· < ·• · Mr. and Mrs. tuchard Owen and ·wiU he held at the Chll"\,..h~IQe. I Slat.,. reading the Scripture les· 'jVhite, Becky Allensworth, Mrs. daughter, Judy, •pen I the week - - -·-+.- , from the Gospel of St. Luke· . Lewla H. Sauer, Mrs•. Herman .. , end VIsiting his parents, Mr. and !lin. Malcolm• M""' and aauJb- Mrs. Edward French reviewed Kincade, Mrs. Norman ;iaylan4.' Mrs. w. v. nwcn, and family in ter and Mrs.. Albert. Mees apent "The Life of Ann•, the Prop~el· Sel)dlng · gift~ were 'Mrs. Edwlrd Co\,Umbus and m Meadville, Pa., Thunday 10 Galllpolu with Mr. , ess" and Mr!. Reibel told of the ~neb, Mr!. Margaret Archer, where they were guests of his and Mrs. Harold E•'Wl~. bbtocy ol the familiar byrun Mra. WIUlam Reuter, Mrs. Emma uncle, Dr. E J Werle. Mrs. Jacob Ebersbach waa the "Let Jesus Come Into Your I Pullens, Mrs Rodney Sauer, Mr.. · Clinton FISher is 111 at bls home dinner gueat of Mrl. Rome Stew· Heart" written by Mrs. c. H. Wallace Bradford, Mrs. Dwljht on Coal all!l North Third Avenue. art, Mlddl~p/,rt, Thursday. . }fortis. Mrs. Reibel has met the Wallace,_Mrs. Jamea Pullen, Mrs. ·- - - -Mrs. Wllll•m Filber illd ~r. daught.,. Of Mrs Morris In Col· George Hackett Jr., Sail)< Sauer, Pomeroy Personals and 'Mrs. Oris Harris and IOD, umbua and told of lhe wrl~ng of Janis Child•. Mr<. G. A. Ailan1s rere 1·verl word E~nesl, _returned to their boDies, Ibis hymn as related by tlie dan· ---~-Wednesday or the drath of her Mme\osvtlle ' Wednelda1• after a ghter. Mr5. French gave the cl"0 ld en U e Cl 055 brother,FunerP Lewisl scnu·cs P·JSc. or and MemphL8, In_ zan•••llle with son. }fr. and ingDuring prayer.lhe business meeting it Tenn. burial visit Mrs. Milton Ro~sh and S • ty M H I ; I will be in Mt•mphis. ~t her hom•. Mulberry Ave. break· the annual Homebuilders Gi1mer mg her tell orm. . ··1 on October 15. Committeea .nam· Mro. Clyde Andrews "apendlog ed are Ml!. 0. L Rousb and Mrs. a few day• with relatives ' 1~ )Ia· •cine. , . Mrs. Dale Smlth.returned home Thurs~ay aft~r.. a visit 1n ,Jaeklon 1with tier daugher and son-ln-11w, I~~ and Ml!. Thomu Mc<;lupiand h 1 1\ ~he Swrt'h aej;'m~:ed I 't~me ," hr. ;J: ){ er. Furqifure Fr.i hpt. I~ wuurm Holden Vlr&lnla L<lth "TOWARD THI UNKNOWN" (In Wamer.Color) -atlo'·qt~er Morrll Barbarf·Hale FluC.JOAIRE &efrlgeratpr ant Gas Range drawn on tu. MAICI' lifE lAStER FOR YOURSILF1 MAK~ fULL USI Of OUR IERYICE51 We pay Zo/o Jntertalon your Savmgs fay Only 'G9.50 down Pomeroy National Bank BAKER I Clarence Cline was a surgical patient at Holzer Hospital. , A dessert eoul'se was •erved to . twenty-three members and two guesta. Mrs . . Frank Betz and ' "UNCHAINIIi" ' , Sallihloy •. 1111!· 12 Rlcbard wtdmart Jacif·Webb Robert Wagner Jack Pilinee and '29.00 p~r montb pf(! tt Bty ..uU Sa Inn Moyes To ~ "HA~LS ~~TI~UMA" New locqtion Robert Arthur •· Kathy Nolan "DESPIIADOII ARI FuRNITuRE :· IN TOWN" On The Brlghtesl Corner In Middleport (Cloemaacope) Comedv and C•rtooll"" Mrs. Thelma Bissett Prstt Is moving the Pratt . Beau\)' Salon to the corner of Coal aod North Seconrt Avenue In the bllildlng oecupled by the offices of Dr. F. M. Cluff. · Mr& Edwin Coateo, owner of building, Ia remodeling and docorllllnl tho ofliee, on the llr!l floor for lh• B&!UIY ~~lpn r,b!F~ will be ready to o'ptn next i'ljon• :;;;;:;:;;;:;~~:;,;~;;~~~:;:;;:;;:;;;;;;::~:::;;:;:;::;;_~l::~;;::;:;:;:;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;~~;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;:_l'ormt~ly - - ·- ---- --- ·= -------~--- · ' / lumbus, opened the shop In the Ohio llotel In 190t. She will be aliloted by Marlene and Dorothy · Owena, llcenaed beautl,cl"''· _ , _ - - - - - - - - - -..,. .... , ' ··'·f.~ ~. '~. ersWahalll Game Of Seasu. ooMuchFor WhiteFalcqD8 . ~ I _;·~e-"'' . -~ ·.- delukt:'of ~harm T: Be1ng • AnnOUnCed l f '. r ., '• 1 in Nylon ri«JI 1 IAf• everywhere: lis lare·froched ,wnlrlpool· ~!<'< de 1 8 1 1 · hed hod' h'l1 • .•1. co!Ca ' niO ac.. av" lce.w • of lace ~lrcleJ each sunshirie sleev, L ~ll~l ,~1 ' wail!, fldl o/ okirt--ui!Cf ~llaitadillllt '.i\UII· bow pastels of' pink, blue, mjnt, or maize set!llil II,~ Fl'!eitds of Mr. and illrs. Thomas Elder (Louise Sargent) Seotla, N. ·y., have received an announce· . ment of the engagement 'ot their oo~. Dr. Thomas David Elder, Dur· ham, N. C, and Miss Johanna Bouldin, daughter ol Mf, and 1\l,r!, John Gray Paw, Roanoke, Vo. T6e wedding Is planned ' for early -De· I.,I!P~ · ; . · • • ·:E.LB. ER·:FE,i,.,: ,._; d~!lns dyed-to•maccb lace. No l~na f'(~rkllZ to 46 · · · ' · v~D, 1 s·,:··.. ·:.1 Va. and 11 a of the Roan· ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,·_;.....t;i..,.._,;." ' + "-,_;j' . 1 oke Assembly and the . Durham , - ·--~·-----~~---...-.~;;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;!;;;;;;~::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;~"' .. 11 ., 0 I ' ,.h .- AT OU'R "ALL OUT" 20 AT BEST PRICES· EVER'! $395 1951 Chevrolet 2 dr. Sedan ·· · Good for model. 1952 Buicks ·············· as low as $59 5 Cholet of four fino cars. 1953 Bulcks .... .. .. .. · ·.... as low as $B95 We havo Boxccptional cars. One on!)' h" IR/0~0 mHos 011 It MO>l terleaand body types Wilh a11d without dyna low. I " 1954 Buick VB 2dr. Seda1 ·········· $1,295 B~up!uU Jon• ""''n S'UHDAY, SEPT~ 1,1 ~~·: 12·:45 P.M.: PQMEROY, ·0. I 1956 Buick V8 Century 4 dr. ····· ··· $2,695 lliVIera Sedan. Less than 13,000 actual mu,.. Power Stleerlnl and brakes. Dynollow drive. I I I ~ • "' 1956 Dodge 4 dr. Coronet·Stlla1 .... $1,895 Pus~ button shlflll&ll. Bcautlfulawept wl114 model. . t·. ' '' • ·... • . 1955 Pontiac VB Star Chief · ) ·· ····· $h195 Four Door Sedan. Hydramatlc drive. MH. Like Deli tviO tblle 11 green HniRh. Exceptional in every way, • \: • ' • .,1\ liniah. 195$1ulck V8 Special .... ·.. ·· .. .. · $1,895 Z Door Hard Top Cpo. Like new original two tone green finish. OWned by loeal merchant. Dynaflow drive. R&tt: 1956 Chevrolet Y2 ton ...... .. .. · .. · $1,495 LWB Plekup. Lell than 10.000 mlloa. Spolletll. -- . ~ -- · ~ 1956 Pontiac VB 2 dr. Sedan ········ $1,795 1956 Pontiac VB Station Wagon ···· $2,195 1956 Qivtllet va 4 dr....... .. ... . $1,895 "I '1 '\ Wf!s· lltllll' >b•'"' Inside and oul Poworglldo. 11&11. > 104 Yem of Service "FrOm 8aglel to, B~b" " .:·. ·f~t··· MANY MORE - SOME AS LOW A.S $75.00 '· PONTIAC. .,. .. .. ' 1-. . _..,....,_. "':.,.,,;"'~..-,-~_-•._- , .:....,'. ' . .' 4-H Cl~ Meritbers GoToCong.r~ · Four 4-H. etu'i ,' , "JIO" •I .. ) ' Door, 8 paiNIII&r, 3 Sfals lly~ramalic drive Radir· and heater. ' ~ -- Attend- The Olle tarelut loeal owner. Eronomlcal standard shUt. Radio and Hotter. U1te .new \"ndlUo~. .. '· ',jl• ' ---------< Power, R.-.P,in~ .Gown" I 'I-' smsLioon.....e· . .' ~:Prt~\:1\:a~~;\~:::r~~t·c~ ~:~~r~~13!~~n~embor J!,\:g:.r~~~~o:~ 1 • :• Fountain Spray Re!reshments •were servw .by . the hostesses Mrs. Chren~e A;p· drews, Mrs. Jerry Taylor and Mrs. Elwood Bowers with Miss Elizabeth Dully a contributor. Preoent were lhore named above and" Jerry Tayl~r and lllfi, , Mra. G<J1tlide a•. · M,rs. ~elvjg. · Smith, (lie'!' Sntltb, ~arli''1')!~fi' · ··:· · ehel, C~rolyn ~U!' ~ d .• ~usfe . ;;: Andrew" . ; "·" ~il « . ·. '·~ · ' •·, '' f> · &aS".... Eldei!·.B.Duld_i~ '1)'1 ~~ "J ' '' 'v, a Engagementis ' . ~ 'he:·· "Our Lamp". Following group singlnl game& wer.ed under lhe dlre<tlon o; Mrs. K'U>ple with Jen · " ~..Winning the prize. Mrs . . Mildred Carson Hostf'~cti!S Mary Andrews and Dixie sewere Mrs. William SlatfU!, Mrs. well were in charge of the nllr· , Edward Frenth and Mrs. Relb~J sery during the meeting. with Mrs. Wilbur Theobald• and Mrs. Webb Hall as contrlbutors. Mrs. French presided at the silver coffee service and the dining table woa centered wlth a crystal co111· pole and candelabra filled with rail !Iowen and harmonizing Ia· peta. t ',. I .brea~h:taking beau~r .. Plan& were made to , p~tt · meals on the day . of the tunerat. for a family In the ohurch where death has occumd, when the , Golden Rule Class of the Pome· roy Church of Christ met Tucs· day evening at the church., . Denver Kapple, president, pre· w0 l\le butter is made in October. sided and opened the ·me,.tin'll . , .. ll was reported that Mis1 Elta with prayer. Devotion~ laken m an M.s. Dale Smith. INCLUDES ' I' , : . ~ WEWTO.N·, :,, n ....li · . , •.. &... PQRTSMOUTtU. a I. onald Smlth·ot Fl.' ~~. Gaskill Is a· Rurglcal patient at I from .Matthew .25 were led b~ Ky., s~ent the Pill, week end with Good Samaritan Hospital, Room t,lll. Oliver Mlrhael who al.s.ll •read ·· •· Mr;. S?'lth and h18 paronta, Mr. 324, zane.vllle, and that }Irs. a poem "Church of the Lighted ALL .NEW The distance need be no further limn from your front door to your own mailbox, for banking by mail with liS •.• for paying biUs owed local mer· chants. Deposits can travel to our bank via the postal roule; bills can be paid by mailing checks William Reynolds, food: Mrs. EdiJa~ Alleaswortb and Mrs. Pobert McElhinny, dining rpom. ·The' president na~.1'4 ;Mrs. Deriver Rice and Mrs. George Hudoon to have fooj) prepared for the work~rs wMn the apple R1 Adopts New PJnn ,.. T A'd 8 :l 0 I ereaveQ· Mrs. Boney Mttehell fell Sunday was plannryd to prepare and servl! 3 ROOMS OF , ' I G ~----- -----· - BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Re11ene System Member Federal Deposlll!lsuranec Corpora!lnn POMEROY RU'fLANO ·... ;. 33 'ATHENS. ·.. ,. ~ . 19 0 . CIRCLEVI~~~ ... .0 1 I'"" .NEW LOCA.TION : - . ~ 1..' ~.. ' Of _, . .., ' · " . 1Qd · left thta � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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